Washington Township High School - Wahtonian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)
- Class of 1949
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Tlfllf IQ41, XVAXHTIJXIAXN PRFZSIQNTS .Xclmiuistratimx Seniors 'I uniors Sophomores Freshmen Clubs Athletics ,Xnlvcrtisn-ments Special Features L' Six DEDICATICDN XYQ, the Students of the Senior Class of 1949. dedicate this yearbook to thc l'NDERCl..XSSKlEX of our school in all hopes that thcy will continue to carry on this project which was started by the class of 1048. NYC wish them the hcst of luck in all Scholastic and ,Xthletic achievements. XYQ hope that thc years of their high school career will he spent in preparation for the future, so that all of us as young citizens, may hclp to niakc a strung, free Xnicrica. ADMINISTQATICDN 1 ii!! I WWW! W5 I FB 3 e liight Principals Message You, the CER.-XDlv.'XTTNQi CLASS of Nineteen llundred Forty Xine, who so graciously have dedicated this edition of the XVAI IT! DXIAN to the UN- DERCLASBIIEX of XYashington Township lligh School. are leaving these halls to go forth to your chosen work. l challenge you. always. to remember what we tried to achieve here in order to educate you for your chosen profession. May GOD bless you in your CVQFY CllllCZlVUl'. Life is summed up beautifully in the poems written by your Commence- ment Speaker. Dr. Francis llarvey Green. DAVVN The mists of'early morning Hang low 0'er land and sea. And stilled are all the voices Of Natures minstrelsy. But wait! :X change is nearinge Soon breaks the silent hush: The king of day approaches 3 The liast begins to blush. Short lines of light are lengthening: The darkness has withdrawn: Gray colors now grow golden: Rejoice: be gladg 'tis Ijixxvx. Three Pictures uv 1'iI'llllt'i.Y 11arf'l'y Grccn MIDD.-X Y .X bright blue sky bends o'er us: Stray Heecy clouds hang 'roundi The earth is Filled with brightness Light. life and love abound. On river. valley. mountain, The Hush of life is seen: Along the streets and highways Men pass with busy mien. Far up in highest heaven, Mid splendor's bright array. The great Sun gazes gladly On glories of Mlnnxv.. SUNSET The Sun has wandered westward Has reached the gates of light. ls stealing through the portals. He bids the world good night. Behind him trails his glory .Xnd tints of richest hue Still linger 'round the gateway .Nnd beautify the view. The purple turns to erimsong The golden melts to lead: The day dies out in darkness. .Xnd Xnznr his tent has spread. II XX .x1,'1'1i1: I.m1x1.xx, lib., KI I ll Iilblbkllilillfg State ,IxL'2lCl'l'l'5 Cc n XYcatvrx1 NIzu'yl:111fl fully-gc llfgffl ,Slffzfmf l'rim'l'fM1l .3'm'1'.1f ,S4f11r1'!rx I age T011 Lg,.y,v,fY lgm-UQ, 13.5. .l.XXlC'I' R. Gunn, .X.I5. Pemlsylavnizx State College AX5m?l d Coucgc llmm' l5l'l7VlfIHIil'.Y t'f'1t3'5I'UVg Lollcfli' l1L.XNL'llIf .X. Iix'I.lQ1e, .X.l1. 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X I :fx X' Page FiftCt'Il gnfw Svc-cess uv mm: on nno Plfgeovu Ig- Bl-TY E gags FMFFF 'im A CLASS scmg T3PTiI c'IJ Jn J JJ :JD lJT Zl 'q'c ,L HH hm' 1heClnssoS3 SoR-T7 WINF-5 FLSMT-mzljw-:'lI6I'Wn,HS bei i+i1FFP'iF FWF F,-U? ll nsH1JnJJJJ1,L 'J l ELUSBJIF I Sum U-nitffawgmf 5TnnoJ our was-m4.xn as-N3 Syn 1 ifrfgtaff Hi? f FH? LL on 3 ii Mi qif z ' ff VAFBF ef iff 1 Eslll . !s I'-5 -. m Ckvnsyosamn-mam una wHxTr 7 nm To cvov we mvasnmx-ful-in fljlfr Sow we ? diff: wif wi iffffug-HJnJUJE.I wfifwiiu-Lifww S CLASS OFFICERS l'P.X'l'lf4'lI14 F I,Z1l11bCI'T Myers I'fra-P1'c.v1'1fu11i W- Lee XYczLgl6y Sv4'1'v1'411'Lx' f Shirlcy McClain 'l'1'vU5111'4'1' - Mary 'limo Czlrsfm lIi.vfm'1'f111 4 Yilllil Shank Class Colors - Cklfililllll RL-ml :mal XYhitc Llzlss l'tlowc1' ff- XYhitc Czu'uz1tim1 Qlzlss Xlutumf fYCSICI'1l1lj' is gunc. I'm'g'ct iti 'llJ1mn'1'mx' is ycl tn Q-mme, almft wo Tuml:1y is here. msc it. PZIS1' SUVCIIICCII i If you rlzzmsv luul, you Ctlllif go zvrmzy, :gc liiglitccn Wahtonian '49 Aloiix C. ll.xYi,oi: Long john ,--lraflcnzir Varsity Club 3,-lg Basketball -lg Mixccl Chorus 3g Dancing Club 3. -lg Hi-Y l, 2, 3, -lg Track l, 2, 3, -lg Soccer Z, 35 Spectator l, Z, 3, -lg Chemistry Club Z1 Tull, loan, and lanky. .lltII'I'Cl0H.S' mm' graml, lim' gfirls-lvl lilni alum' lfvrunsc' ln .v Cl1l0F'.S' man. ll.x1zviiY C. llieimzliizs Harve Academic Basketball l, 2, 3g Football -lg Soccer Z, 35 Track l, 2, -lg Rasc- ball 3, -lg Hi-Y l, Z, 3, -lg Chemistry Club 3g Varsity Club 3,-lg Dancing Club 3g Mixed Chorus 31 Xfm' flzls is lltiriry, fusf and slmrt, llr s a lol of fun and KI f'vry yrmrl sfmrl, Ill' rims flu' 100 out uf lim nlvvl, . llul was twlcrl for lll't'.VA'l71ff sn 'wry nvul. lfS'l'Ifl,l,.X .X. llkowx Str-:ll C'0111111r1'r1't1l Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg Dancing Club 3, -lg Girls' Shop -lg Spectator 3, -lg Nlixcrl Chorus 3, -lg 'l'l1is is ll girl -zvlm's II Int nf fun, . lufl Hlllkfi surli ugly fm'4's,' Ill' l'L'll!4'!lllVt'7' lim' as l.ady .llurlwpIl1 - liill Rnrk is om' of liar rusvs. l',xt'L li. llritxs Pistol 1-lcadt'nz1'c llascball 41 Mixccl Chorus 3g Hi-Y 3, -lg Track 3, -lg ljlllllkl' vyfs mm' lzair im' nf lwrmwz ' .-lrzrl l1c's ti flirt' lfoy fu ln' aroinzrlg Ili' plays lmsvlmll mul lifa' sing ,vnu ii sung I lliixxii C. Csiesox Sunset i-lcadmzir Basketball l. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg Latin Club 3, -lg French Club 3. -li Spectator Z. 3. -lg Varsity Club 3, -lg Typing Club 3,-ll Dancing Club 3, -lg Czzrl-v lzaif' will lauglriny t'j'L'.Y, 'lln silrrmd is luv' grmfvsf aim. 3 Slit' Wally lms uznlvifimi ll'l1irl1 will swim' day lfriny lim' funiv. hliixx li. CLINE Jeanie C0llllllt'I'ClCll Wabfonian '49 llli'l l'Y l.. Ciuxluq l'eepy Cozlzizzcrcial Clieerlczuliiig' 3, -lg Dancing Club 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 43 liuflylf nm' of nm' njficv gfirlx ,SllI1'l.S' ruully 011 flu' l1f'11u1,' ,S'ln x gmt lim' qw' un ll lmy lltllllftl .bltllllly . lml slzvfv 1111 flu' i'lu'i'ri11g fvam. Dancing Club 3, -lg Herels' a mozmlaiu girl ll zllzny rn fafe life, . lim' to Illtlkt' ii t't'I'fUllI ln'rrm'111'v .I :wry nm' zuifv. Ricilixim Nl. Clcousli DizH General Xfarsity Club 3. -l: Hi-Y 1, Z3 Football -lg Soccer 3, Dancing Klub 3, 43 Digi, Cl'Hll.Y0 is our lzookxlmf au' lllllyllljf frmfluzll-lu' kzzofkvzl tlzcm tlirouglz sffcirv. IIN has ll Cl1v2'v and slit' is rml, lllv uzadi' of tin mm' 1101 of stvfl, 3lARILYN L. CARSON Maw Acadcmlc Clieerlcacling 3. 4: Typing Club 35 Dancing Club 3. -lg l,z1tin Club 3, 43 Frcncli Club 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 For our who was ifolcd flzv riltvsf .S'lzi .s' rmlly loffvd by ally If you lzcar Al silly liille lunglz l'm1'll kmm' that flzafs mn' .lIaw. Nluzx' lxxic Cxlesox hhllllliiu Acadcmif Basketball l, Z. 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, -1: Latin Club 3, -lg French Club 3. 41 Varsity Club 3, 43 Typing Club 3, Dzuicing' Club 3, -lg Mixccl Cburus 1. -lg .lmzv ix umsf likrly in XllL'L't'L'1l, .S'l1v'.i' infix in 4'i'w'y .flzlflyf ln lmskclluill sl1v'.v um' of lln' luxvt Slnfv ri vl'l'lt'lIll of i'i'i'r'ylmrI'y'.v, L' Ninvlc 5 ISC Tncntv 3, 4, Hzuul l, 2. 3, H1-Y 1, 2, 4, Wabfonian '49 l31C'l l'Y IC. IDI-ji,.xl 1'iil: Slim'ty C011llIlL7I'CIitIl Dancing Club 3. 4, liuskctbull 1,43 Tri-l li-Y l g Varsity Club 4g lli1l1'lI if muiux fn .vlmr'l1n'.v.v l?rIu1rf4'1' lzrudx llzv lixf. ll'!14'11 if FIPIIIFA' In llltlkllljl fw1.Yki'f.v Siu' -zmzzld ln' .mrvly 111i.s'.vvd. Muzi' ,l,xN1i lfimfxlsunnli Home Emzzamics Dznicillg' Club 3: Special Mixed Cliorus 43 Tri-Hi-Y -lg Gar- ll1'1'w's Ll 'Is'lH1.lljl zvorkvr .Ind in al11.vsvs is 'Z'L'I'j' !u'1'gfl1f, If .l'I71l'7'l' lfmkiuff fm' tl X1iI1lY'!'l' frivml .llury Jam' will lu' juxl Vlijfflf. -lvxii li. lixiulex' l3ubblcs Home EL'UlI0llLliCS Spcctzmtni' Z. 3, 43 Shop Club 33 Dancing Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3. 41 Tri-lli-Y 1, 2, 3, -lg If'1'vu flmngflz Jima is Fury small Siu' ix mfr in U-rw'y way. Hy lim' zulu litllv lffnfgfli' xiii' was IHIIVIVII in ull ,lx la'11Iilili'.v in flu' Cllusx Play. 5l.XNlf Xl. GAXIZIJCR Clz1lmlmy .lftltlflllliik Tyizing Club 3: 'Ilri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 41 Latin Club 3. 43 Spcctatur Z. 3, 4, Cliccrlczicling' 3, Dancing' Club 3. 43 Freiicli Club 3 .41 ,I jirrtfy lvlnnzl, ml! mm' mmf, lu llllllklllfl .wlmul shi' Hllllf lu' lwul. fill flzv f1i'fv.vjmfw' xfuji' .vhv iuorkvrl llzwv yvizrx In ll .vzvvuf lffzrl-'zvr gum' llirvv i'1zi'i'1j.v. G. XYll.l.l.XM lllflllllllf Hill Cfvzzeml Dzmcing Club 3, 4, Camera -lg Typing 4g Spccial Mixccl Cliorns llrlv our lm-v fI'Ul1I ll'11y11u.vImr0 ,Ind IHLIIIKIHIXUI' of nm' ffmtlmll fvnnl. llrfv fwfzzluz' 1:11 flu' dtlllfl' flfmr. lfilllv a. zuu-vx mi flu' fwuzu. cloning Club 43 l Wablonian '49 li.x'r111u'x M. ll.x1e'1'A1ixx Kate C0lllHlUl'CliUl Dancing' Club 3. 45 Kuliv :mul In lfml' foivurfl Koadsirlv ll'iflz jlltHIl'!'Sf1Ill of loiw. lll' 'Zk'0lltlt'1' ivlzvfu' slzvlr looking Univ? ll'lm'.r luv' fu'-tv fzzrllr dz12fc'??? Flugn R. Illfl,l7R1Cli jake .-lgriczilture Varsity Club 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Soc- cer Z, 35 Dancing Club 3. 45 Hi-Y 1, Z. 3. 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Football 45 IWW 1'll'L'Ildlf' is our foirr-forty yard man lla' lwlmlgfs fn flu' Fzffzrn' FtIFIl1l'7'.Yl Clam. ,ll lvaskrflmll l1f'.v lzof rm flzc bcauz, Ili' pluym' fzrlllwufl' 011 flu' fooflmll foam. ROY l,. llliss Gubby --1g1'ir1zlt1u'v Camera Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 41 Football 45 Mixccl Cborus 3, 45 Hi-Y l, Z, 3. 45 Soccer 2, 35 lrny is Izix first uanzc, llcsx ix his luxi. ll'lIt'll il mzrws In lvllljjfizzy llvfr flu' lmrl in ilu' rlcwsx. Dancing Club 3. 45 Camera Club 35 Basketball 1, Z, 3. 45 Track 15 Yarsity Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg In all ilzc sports Slick really an arc: Can you think of anyom' l1'lw rould falcv lzvr plurv? Varsity Club 2. 3. 45 Softball l: Basketball 2. 3. 45 Mixcll Cborus 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 45 Track lg Frcncb Club 3. -lg Latin Club 45 Dancing Club 3. 45 Ill' full luv' Cl1lm', lm! fmzlff llvr IHIIIIU. In lu1.vl'rtlvull xln' plays u clean UAIIIIC. .-I lwllrz' .vfwrl yuxfll zzmwr' fiml. To mn' nf our lmys. slit' is dii'1'm'. DoLoRr3S J. l'IAP1'ICL Sister Home Economics D. .llC.XN ll.XRl3.Xl'12II Chloe Academ'z'ff gc Twenty-1 Pztgc 'liweiity-two lDu'1'u'1'1lx' j. Ii 1ic1i1,li1t Dottie COIIIllIt'1't'l4If llaskctlmll 1, 2 .3, -lg Varsity Club 3. -lg Tri-Hi-Y l 3 Softball l ' 'llmvlq lg Dancing Club 3, -lg Af .vfzirringf itz .mfflvull Dntfit' ix .v11fr't'r11t'. . Ind t'-:rn uf lftHIt'lIlfl Siu' is ti fjlzrvn. A. R.XLl'lI liixtz Cuclclles Cfwzcmf Varsity Club -lg limiting' Club 3, -lg Football -lg Hi-Y 3, -lg llt'rv's tl rzmxf fItHItl.VUllIt' fvllnzw, lfalpli Aililljlg llt' f71tIj't'll ffmfluzfl and lit' likvx to Sllllll. llix lllrffflltllllt' is hCltlfIHt'.i'u and l1v's nm! um' lift xlzy. . Iliff yi1'l.v-tlm'.m't ln' tukt' wuz' DVC! Wabtonian '49 I l.XZlfL I I. I ll'1.1. llztzcl C0llIIlll'1't'lltII Garcleuing Club 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 3, -lg Spectator -lg HN' mrmr' ix llfrsvl . Ind slit' is wrry .vwt'v!, I!'11t'n if t'mm'.v In jwnvmzulify Hrrx t'uu'l lu' limit. Nlxm' 'l,XNl'f lll'I,I, - Murphy CUIllIll4'1't'itII Gztrcleuiiig Club 3. -lg Mixed Chorus 31 Spcctatm' -lg If you lzmzr tl jilvlfm'-jtllilmz' Ifflm flzrouylz flu' lzall, Ur jlt'f a gfltlmv nf hm' rm! hair lt'.v rm mu'-lint ,llary fum' 111111. 'llumms If. lZlfR Tutu Xlixcfl Chorus l. 23 Hi-Y 3, -lg Camera Cl If you ffm by funky l'nu'd think lu .v xlzy. Hui wlivn you Avmzt' him-- llx 0 llx' ll 'l'l.CIlfILIl7't Wahtoniam '49 jo.xNN.x I.. Llfwls jo Home Ecozzonzics Shop Club 3, Mixecl Chorus 3. -lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Dancing' Club 3. 43 Spectator 3, -13 .Vow l1l'I'L'lS II l1m11'fl11'r'r1lfr'r To ull flu' lmyx in tnzwzf llcmzmi' flu' zlvrlzznxv youd or lum' Slzfll l1t I'L'l' 'ZVUIII' ll 'zufdding gown. S.x1uH l.. Louxxixx Clarz1belle HIJIII1' Economics llzmciug Club 35 Softball lg Mixecl Chorus 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 43 Cliecrlcadiug' l, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 4: .-15 ll rlzrcrlmflcf' .vlzvlr yo! llzf' fwfr .lf lmkifzg pics .S'1IP,S lmllfr, lfl itlz lim' lvarlizzg alto 'I'01it'1' ,SlfIl'fIl1'S fujvx zuiflz 11 Ccljlital lvffvr. l1li'1 1'11i I.. M .xsslile f'Moss Colnauvrcial Gardening Club 3. -lg Mixed Chorus 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 13 Spec- tator -lg Bvllii' af fvzilrlzlity H415 lmvn l'.l'fI'L'lIIt'lj' gland, .lrzcl -rw lw'livf'c flm! fzzfzrm' j'4'tIl'A' ll'lll f'I'07'l' ull llzat llzvy slmzzlrl. l .XLICIC Y, KIPIC Allie Commerfirll Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1 3 llzzrifzff Cl1ri.x'f111a.r 'Z'Gt'Gfl0H Of flzis l'1l7'7'I'J1f year, .Iliff .ffulv 41 nmrrlz 011 115 ll'ifl1 u ll1itIIl10HllfI'0llI luv' dvu1'. NORMAN C. liNO'l I' Cleo C011znzcrc1'al Dancing Club l, Z, 3, 41 Chemistry Club 33 Mixccl Chorus l, Z3 Spectator 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, -lg lim' lzis llIlll1C.Y.Y lu' is kmmvz .-Ind as lulkafitw' as flu' rzxrl. lint -zvlzvrz if minus fu im aflim' lmy llv is um' of flu' lwsl. Page 'llweuty-thrcc Pagv Twciity-folil' KlcClez1f C0lll'll1Cl'f'I.tIl Baseball 3, Camera Club 3,-lg Basketball Z.3g Hi-Y l,Z,3,-lg Football -lg Soccer Z, 33 Track 1, Z, 3. -lg Dancing Club 3, -lg R. WARRIQN RlCCLlC.Xlf Varsity Club 3, -lg ll'fi1'1'r11 fm' lzundsiwifsf Clair lung u youd racc. ln swim' of our lzvarfs llv sfill lmlzls first fvlafv. S'i'.xNl.i-ix' If. NlClX'l'IRlC Dancing' Club 3' Hi-Y l, 3, -l Lmig, lL'tYIl, mid lanky- lvflll lmzw' In lmrk tfvicr ,lin Mt' Ilia Ivlznlt' lm-V. lint ifx t'T'l'l'j' Iwi! llll't'. Wablonian '49 Sililzmiv A. AlCCL.XlN Sl1i1'l .f l a'uc1'c111 lc lirencb Club 3, -lg Dancing Club 3. -lg CllC'Cl'lCI-llllllg 3, -lg Mixed Cliorus 3, -lg Typing Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, -lg Slit' is fmpulm' and lms ll!-lIIf7lt'.V . Ind is lIlTt'll'V.Y uvully zl1'vs.w'rl, ,S'l1i1'lt'y will lu' l'4'llI1'IlIl7L'l'f'di lim' in 1i111.v1'i'. .vlzflv our lwsl. Klum' .Xxx BlL'CLlC.Xlf Sis Dancing' Club 3 -lg Spectator 3, -lg Camera Chorus 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg .llury ,lun is fifry sfvvvf, . luzl also cl1'v.f.n'.r tvry nvaf, 'fn 'frail lun .vlzv will always lu' lrziu, .S'ln s flu' luxvt tt'f11'fn'.v.v you viw' kflvfv. Rmsiiwig l,. RlCCLlf.Xlf Maggie Varsity Club -lg Dancing Club 3, -lg Baseball Hi-YI 7 3 ll'ifl1 lfloml lmir and vyvs nj' lll1lC, liuli altvavs has ci jnkx' for yflll. lu a'T'0ry spur!-lu' IIITUIIXS plays llU'.v tl gmml fvllzm' in many IUtIj'.S'. Latin Club 3, -lg flC'l1Cl'Ill Club 3: Mixcrl General 3: Football -lg Mack c40llllllt'l't'l4Il Spectator -lg Wahlonian '49 Dmus N. l'1'i rlCx1:i-:R l'ittcngcr jlflllllllllllif Dancing Club 3. -lg Mixcml Chorus 3.-lg Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, -lg Gar- cluniiig Club 3, 4g ll'ill1 luv' jnlly disfmsition .lzul luv' gu'1u'1'o11s Twlyg' llni'ix -will lu' 7'fllIt'llIl?L'1 Ud A lx lmzl lfllfllll in flu' play. lkiixii l.. lxlCC.XRll Reine Honu' Ezw10111'ic.v Camera Club 3g Dancing' Club 3, -lg Shop Club -lg Special Rlixecl Chorus 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y -lg llohixv lm' luv' -zvmikrzvss , liul tl iuc1if1'v.f.i' slu' plans fu lip, ll'ifl1 ilu' lznfuxs' in luuv' join llu' l'l'.--lC .v .lzul .mil 41l'i'ux.r flu' xml. flL.XlbY5 l,. RlClf Gladie .-luzdvlzzic Latin Club -lg Mixccl Chorus 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, -lg Frenrh Club 3, -lg lim' u girl ':vlm',v Jfvuvl and full of fun G.'4rrl-uv silwly ix flu' muh ll'lu'11 mu .v in IIUFKIY uf tl liook rvfmrl, Our' liltlv l7UllA ZL'0l'IIl will ul'm1y.v mlfifuzrl. H. l4.XMBICR'l' MYERS uliato' Academic Basketball l, 2, 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 3, -lg Hi-Y l, Z, 3, -lg Var- sity Club 2, 3g Track 1, Z. 3. -lg Spectatm' 3, -lg Latin Club 3, -lg HC run run flu' lllllf milf out at llu' mac! livttvr llum all ilu' rvsl. HEX rvully zvorkvd luznl for flu' Sfllllll' Class, llix fivrsolzalily is mu' of llzn luxvl. CRUIVI' ll. l'1ix'rz Doc General Chemistry Club 3g Baseball l. 3, -lg lllaskctball l, Z, 3, -lg Foot- ball -lg Nlixccl Chorus 3, -lg Hi-Y 1, 3, -lg Varsity Club 3, -lg Track l, 2. 3, -lg Soccer 3: Camera Club -lg 1 kzum' llzix firfzm' is lurldiluf you iii .f1l.vju'11.u' lint ilk flzc mu' and willy-Clmfi illizuv' l'f'nf,5' Hz .i' 'wry lillllvluy f.vfu'4'iully in ,blf7I'llI'fl, Hfll .vrm1u'r' filuy lu1.u'lu1ll lluiu :ln uuylliiiuf. 'l'wL'11ty-ii ,, i Page Tvventy-six Wahfonian '49 D. 'll2.XN Rolzrxsox llumpy 11111110 E1'11111111111'.r Dancing Club 3, 45 Shop Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 1 .1 111611511111 11116 1115.1 , 1111111 1.1 111.111 'Z'L'I'j' s'11'1'1'1,' ' T111' 1'1111'.s '1v1'1'1' 1'1'tI11j' 11'111' 11'111'11 slzr 111115 1'1111'11 N1'111. WILLIAM X. R111:1xs11x Willie .'1L'tIdL'11l1L ljaucingq' Club 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 French Club 45 Latin Club 43 111'1'1' is ll'1'11y, 11111 11113' 1111111 01113, 111 .f 11 1111 111 11111 111111 111' 111'f'1'1' t411L'1I1.Y, 111' f1111y1'11 .1111 0.1-1111111 1.11 1111' 51111111' l,11Ij' .11111 111, wax 111 11111 N11113' 11f 1111' 1'..S'., 1. C. L1i11x.x Rumi C'111111111'1'c1111 S11Cctat11r 43 Mixecl Chorus 3, 43 Dancing Club 43 Of 1110 lIl1'1l 111 UI17' 51111101 l.l'1711tI 1111 11111111111 .v1'1'111s 111 klvllf. 11111 111' 11111111111 5111111'111111's 17111' 51111 ':1'1111'1'.r 1'1111 drop. lfI,.XBl E. S12,xs11: Faoin .Alc11111'111i1' Chemistry Club 35 Baseball 3, 43 Daiiciug Club 35 Football 43 Varsity Club 43 Special Mixed Chorus 45 Hi-Y 3, -15 H1'1'1' 15 1f111III, 11111' of 1111' 111111191' 1l1t'lI,' lf 1111 tv11111d11'1 111' 1111, 110111 P1'017l1171j' 1111 1111-11. 111' 111113 111111111 11I1' 11110k11'111'111, ,1'1111.x'1' 1111's 1'1'1111y .S'1ll111'1 A1111 111' 1111131011 111111111111 for 1'11111'1z 11111 1l1111'1:. B. X71oL.x S11.xNK f'Yeola', t'11111111c1'c1111 Dancing Club 3, 45 Softball lg Basketball 1, Z, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Track 13 Varsity Club 3. 45 17111' 11 jllA1'1 1111111 15 111111111111 141111 1111111'111', 11111, 1111111 ,Sl1I1I1Ik 1.1 11111 11111 for j'1111. Wabfonian '49 XY.XI,'I'IiR ll. S'1'l'x1i:ixL'c:1l XYz1lt Clicnlistry Club 3, -lg Dancing Club 3, 4g This is Il'41llv1', a T'l'I'j' good fellow, The felzvvls nf l1is Ford arf' fminfvcl yf'll07v. 1lf's rciflzfr hushy and llfllllljlllllf, ffm, Hut hi ll do miyflziriy you ask him tn do. Gmnznux ll. XYALKIQR Dancing Club 45 Chemistry Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3, Hi-Y 2.3,-lg llvl10l1 Ihr girls yo 0 Thfy Wally fuhf a rliuizrf, 1lf's ll Hin' lmy 10 ln' armmrl, ilnrl was :wird ,llzz lfnizzzirzve. Enwxlen l.. W,x1zR1iN Camera Club 3: Dancing 1, 2, 3, -lg Fmmtball -lg Soccer 33 Mixed Chorus 3. -lg Hi-Y 1, 2, 34 Tlaikl 7 3 4 sv Q --vK- 1 lid fahvs Puri in ffm Ile rviifls FUIIII-K' lmuh l'lv's thi' all urmuizl li .l rrrluiiz girl hr likes to s and flflrzws, tim, .'lflIllt'lIl ic Cil'llCI'l1l --lzcakyr uf wifh Gordon Ed Academic Club -lg Baseball 3, -lg Basketball 'hx' sjmrl - rmlri. my fm' yon. IllC'1 1'Y ul. SMALL Betsy . lvadvzzzic Dancing' Club 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, -lg Latin Club -lg French Club 3. -lg ll'1'lh prvffy hail' und lrllljjlllllfj eyes, ll'l1t'l! if rnzzzvs In lvays, slu s 'I't'I'j' ivisv, She is ul-mzys rlwssvd sn limit, llhvfliw' ii! svlzrml 01' mi lhv slrvvf. Ci1.xRL1fs XY. SNo1w1n51zLx' Chas illmdezzzzb Chemistry Club 3: Hi-Y 3, 45 Dancing' Club 5, -lg Boys lloine lieonomies Club 41 Typing Club 3, -lg .Yo-ze -zvi ri' l.lIll'l7!l1lL'll1jl this Slzucldfrly hwy, llv's tl liffh' hi! shy, hut lm! quiiv Coy, lli s xmlml for fliffffifzg his zzixhlvs and zlimvs .Ind hi ll rlmri you our most any tinzit p age Twenty-seven M. EVGICNIC Nlfxkklfx Sebastian Chemistry Club 33 Spectator 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 111 F1711 111111 Sf1111.v1i1111 .1132 11111111 17 1It1I1Il'.! I1 111113' 111' f11'1'1111111' ,1111 wc l1k1' 111.111, jAH.l'f 1111' 51111112 L1215 VV. VVlC.XCZLI'lY VViggle 43 Dancing Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 111 1111 11111' sf1111'1s, l,1'1 s 1111 1111' 11011111 I11 f1101111111, 11'11fk, 111111 1111sk1'1111111, 11111, Varsity Club 3, 43 Baseball l, 3, 43 Basketball 4 111' was 111111111 T111' .11'IlI,H 1111 1111' 1111.v1' l,1'1' was 111f1s 111111 tI1Tt'Uj'.S' 1'111111' 11Z7'011fj11, Wabfonian '49 C'111111111'1'1'1'111 1 Ge11c1'111 2, 3, 41 Football 111111 11'11111, H,Xlll1Ll1 R. XWL111111-2 XVilly f1c11111r1111'1' Dancing' Club 33 Baseball 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3. 43 Track l, Z, 45 Soccer Z, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 152111 11111111111 1l111'11111 11km 111 11'11.s'1' H1' 1'1'1111y 1.v11'1 11111'11 111 j111'11.r1', .111I1 -z1'111'11 it 1'111111'.t 111 1'111'11y j111c1'.r, Hr 11ll.Y 11111' f111' 1111 1111' folks. A 011110111 11' M, .I11.xN XY1s11.x1111 jo Typing Club 35 Spectator 1, Z. 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 43 Dancing Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Varsity Club 4, J111111 is 1111 11111' l1t'TUJf711f71'1' 51115. .11111 1111111111101 11f 11111' 111'1'1.r' 1111.9k1'1111111 1011111 .' S111' is tl 11111111 .rl1111'1 111111 likfs 111 111111111, 1'1!1If'1l 11 1'111111'.f 111 11'111'k .r111 .v 1111 1111' 11e11111. Page Twenty-eight History oi The Class oll91l9 FRESHJIAX YEAR Un September II, 1945. our class consisting of 71, was found wandering around the halls, trying to figure out where we were supposed to be. After the first two weeks, we had caught on to the bells and periods. VVe were referred to as Greenies, but we didn't mind. During the first week of school we held our class meeting. VVe chose the Carnation as our class Hoxrer and Red and XVhite as our class colors. The follow- ing were elected as class officers: Prcxndelzf-Roy Hessg Vice-Prvsidclzt-lrlarvey Bridgers: SOCF6flll'j'-ILIIIC Emory: Trmzszffor-Dorotliy Keekler: Hf,ff01'l.llll-XvlOlH Shankg Class Adt'ise1'- Mrs. lireps. Our class party waslheld on March 21. 1946. Refreshments were served by the Home Ee. girls of our class. Dancing and games were enjoyed by all. Every- one at sometime during the evening was seen trying to learn to dance. The fol- lowing left our class during our freshman year: Margaret Smiley, Edward Smith, Donald Pepple, Charles Gardner. llert Shockey, llernadine Snowberger, Loretta Kauffman, Melvyn Rouzer, and lletty Stouffer. SOPHOMORE YEAR XN'e had our first class meeting on September 30, 1946. VVe then elected class officers as follows: P1'vsidf'11f-lsambert Myers: Virz'-Prmidczzf!Roy lless: 7'z'f'as1z1'c'1'-Sarali Lohman: Sc'r1'c'turbi'-Sliirley McClain .' HI'Sf0l'flIlI-XvlOlH Shankg Claws AcIr'isc1'- Miss Eyler. On October 15. 1946 we had a strawride. Wfe also had a Halloween Party at jean llarbauglrs home on October 30. 1946. lYe held a class meeting March 25, 1947 for the purpose of organizing our committees for our class party which was held on .-Xpril 17. 1947. lVe decorated the gymnasium with our class colors of Red and XYhite. Movies. various games, and talented people of the class enter- tained us. The refreshments were very good. Those who entered during Sopho- more year were: Vhilip Demetro, Diane Carson, Marilyn Carson, Mary Jane Car- son, Virginia llelaorn, Gordon Vlfalker. and Norman Knott. Page Twenty-uint gc Thirtv JUNIOR YEAR We l1eld our first class meeting September 4. 1947. Officers elected were as follows: Prasidenr-Lambert Myers: I'ice-Prt's1'a'cn!-Roy lless: St'C'1'C,ftIl'j'-l.DOl'0- thy liecklerg T1'm1s1z1'e1'-l,ee XYeagley: HIiJfl7l'l'tllI-1XvlOlZl Shank. Our class colors and flower remained the same. Our class advisers for that year were Miss Denkovich and Mr. Davison. Our class party was held February 11. 1948. VVe enjoyed movies, games, and a Bathing lleauty Contest in which the boys participated. Refreshments were served after two hours of dancing. On March 1, 1948 we held a class meeting to make arrangements for the junior and Senior l'rom. Committee chairmen, who were picked to plan the event were: Yiola Shank for the decoration, Diane Car- son for the entertainment. Dorothy Keckler for the programs, Mary Lou Zimmer- man for the invitations. and june Emory for the refreshments. Dick Harp and his Orchestra furnished the entertainment in the beautiful Cafe du l'aree decorated with the class colors of red and white streamers. The rest of the gymnasium was predominated by a sidewalk cafe theme with streamers of beautiful pastel shades of blue, pink, white, yellow. and green. Those who entered during our junior Year were: Thomas lzer, George Mc- Xaughton, George Seiferd. and NYilliam George. Those who left during our 'lunior Year were: Yirginia DeLorn, Edwin llartman. Martha Daywalt. john Rowe, .Xnn Geiser. George Seiferd, Ruth Shockey, and Elvin llrown. SENIOR YEAR XYe held our first class meeting on September 13, 1948. Officers elected were as follows: IJl'L'SI'dl'Ilf-l4ZlIl'llJCTt Myers: Ivlift'-Pl'CSfCIll'llf-LCC XYeagley1 TI'0tI.flll'67'- Mary blanc Carson: Scvlvfll1'-1'-Shirley McClain: Hli5f0l'lilIl1-Xvlfllil Shank. Our class advisers for the Senior Year were: Miss Miller and Mr. Lohman. Uur class party was held on December 9, 1948. The gymnasium was gaily decorated with a beautiful Christmas tree in the center, Along the walls hung pine with Christmas bulbs strung through the pine covering tl1e entire length of the gymnasium. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Those who entered during our Senior Year were: Anna Stahley and Vtvil- liam Robinson. Those wl1o left durinfr o11r Senior Year were: Delores Ford, Donald Har- 5 baugh, Mary Lou Zimmerman. .Xnna Stahley, and lfugenia Gantz. Class Will VVe, the members of the Class of 1949, being about to depart from these halls of learn- ing, do hereby set forth our last VVill and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills made by us at any time, declaring this and none other to be our last Will and Testament as follows to wit :- To the Juniors-our privilege of roaming the halls. To the underclassmen-our scholastic ability. We hereby distribute the following personal and private property: Gubby Hess's swindling ability to Howard Lemaster. Estella Brovvn's silliness to Phyllis Newcomer. Betty Clark's weekends at Buchanan's to Charlotte Mentzer. Jean Cline's diamond to Betty Barnhart. Betty Delauter's dances with Charles Heffner to Joann Rock. Kathryn Hartman's job at Red Run Lodge to Julia Ann Allen. Hazel Hull's politeness to Doree11 Knott. Mary Jane Hull's talkativeness to Doris Verdier. Dorothy Keckler's temperamental ways to Elaine Moser. Mary Ann McCleaf's boyfriends to Jane Carbaugh. Warren McCleaf's good looks to Merle Crum. Stanley McIntire's tallness to Karl Harbaugh. Eugene Warren's humorous personality to Virginia Kinley. Viola Shankls seriousness to Dorothy Shindledecker. Lee Weagley's romantic streaks to Joyce Breach. Harold Wilhide's job at the ASLP to Leon Swisher. Joan Wishard's ability to learn to ride a motorcycle to Clara Hardman. Bettie Masser's giggling ability and soft way of talking to Mary Jane Funk. Alice Kipe's lunch hour with Bob to Carrie Calimer. Leona Rock's backwardness to Shirley Warwick. William Robinson's dramatic ability to Harvey Zimmerman. Elam Sease's curly hair to Milton Cline. Betty Small's attractiveness to Betty Lou Sanders. Charles Snodderly's quietness to VVilliam Sanders. VValter Stumbauglfs ability of being a nuisance to Harold Royer. Gordon Walker's petting ability to Robert Carbaugh. Edward Warren's dancing ability to Gene Baker. Robert McCleaf's trips to the Summit to Paul Sprenkle. Lambert Myers's winning ways to James Bloom. Croft Pentz's love to Arlene McClain. Doris Pittenger's basketball ability to Shirley Henicle. Irene Recard's vacations at Virginia to Maxine Kesselring. Gladys Rice's shyness to Constance Chen. Jean Robinson's nickname Bumpy'l to Illeana Barlup. Jean Harbauglfs shortness to Sondra Shockey. Fred Helfrick's track ability to Fred Stottlemyer. Ralph King's roller skating ability to George Lohman. Joanna Lewis's tuition fees to Joe Rock. Shirley McClain's ability for Fixing hair to Alma Benchoff. June Emory's black hair to Jean Hardman. Jane Gabler's way of walking to Shirley Gladhill. William George's talent for playing drums to Donald Koons. Delores Happel's neatness to Grace Burcker. Norman Knott's and Thomas Izer's singing ability to Allan and Howard Kipe. John Baylor's ability of painting cars to Ed Mohn. Harvey Bridger's trips to Fountaindale to Clarence Lenharr. Paul Burn's conceitedness to Herbert Harbaugh. Diane Carson's new look to Marybelle Baer. Marilyn Carson's laugh Ccacklej to Peggy Calimer. Mary Jane Carson's brilliance to Robert Flory. Richard Crouse's place on the football team to Richard Kneppei. To the Faculty-the ability to be at two or more places at one time. To the Library-shorter books and plays to be used the night before book reports are due. VVe hereby appoint as executors: Herbert Harbaugh. Benjamin Moudy, and Robert Koons, who, as Class Presidents, are authorized to carry out the above provisions. lf1f i fuvssvs : Signed, LABIBERT MYERS THE CLASS OF 1949. LEE wi-:.xo1.Ex' .il Page Thirty-one wwf agu 'I'l1ii'ty-t .Uoxf .'lffl'tIt'f1 Z'L' Klzirilyii Carson Ralph King' lint l,r'I'.YOIItlfIi1'.X I lzizcl Hull l.:1mImci't Klycrs ,lluxi llilfllftll' Shirley xICCi2liIl i4Zlll1lDL'l'l Xlycvs W H Q I S illuxf ,1l11,v1'fc1f Sliirlcx' Xlcflziin i.Zl1lliJ'L'I'I Nyc-rs .limi . l111l2l'f1'n1r.f Viola SIIZINIQ Lzlmlmcrt Xlycrs HiAQ'KQl'.Yf HUl7l!TL'0I'Il 3 Glzulys Rice Iilzim Sease Wwe! Ilia' .Host for C'Iu,rx Yiolzl Shank Lznnhcrt Myers .yfzlfvxf jenn Robinson llzlrvcy llriclgers Most HI'l'Ul.Llllf Mary jane Carson Elznn Seasc WI-IO Bvst Drcsscd Dolores llappel Harvey liriclgers ,Uosf xfflllffltt' Yiolu Shank Lee XYcagley livsf Dfnzcers Dorothy Iieckler Xyillilllll Rubinson Pzxgu Thirty-th Thi1'1y-ll ffm! Sf'U1'f hlczm llz1rb:111g'I1 Loc XYC2lQ'lCf' .Host Nflllltlfiflit' Shirley McClz1i11 Gordon XYz1lker .Yi l,fA't'f.X' T0 ,5'I11'c'UU1I' Mary ,Izmc Cz1rsm1 1.1111111011 Myers ,llosf Gvlzwous Doris IHITCIIQCI' XYZLIICT Stl1lNbZlUgl1 Jloxf f'lIlll10l'0Il.X' Sz1rz1l1 I,ol1111z111 Lzunlmert Myers llosf 7'11Nsz1f1A'r'C Mary jzmc H1111 l.z1111bcrt Myers G1'vf1f1'.vf .YIlfMIllt'C Estcllzl Brown XYi1izun Robinson ,Host l'4fl'I'ftIfl'0ll.Y Ifstellzl lirown Xxriuilllll liobinson BI'4Q'LQ'6'Sf Blzzffcz' Estella Brown XYz1ltcr Stlllllbilllgll Slzycsf Leona Rock l'N lhonms lzer ,lloxf Fl'tI1ZlC Dorothy Keckler Richard Crouse Most TUIIlf7C7'll1'11t'l1ftI! Dorothy Kcckler Paul linrns Page Thirty-nvc lxllirty-six xl.. U1 4 Silfllll I,ol1m:u1 Roy llcss I1tIl'dt'.Yf fo Plum Dorothy KCCkl6l' Richzlrfl Crouse .Host JUIIIUIIX llizmc Carsmnl Robert NlcCleaf .1 l ox! C'r111z'01'icc1 llizmc Carson l'zu1l IZIIYIIS ,lloxt StII't'4INfl.t' llmmtlly liccklcr l'z1ul llurns Old Home Week-i965 lt is the year 1965 on a beautiful autumn day. Everywhere in the vicinity of XVashington Township are huge posters reading Old Home Week for the class of IQ4Q of XYashington Township High School. Many days ago, invitations were sent to all former residents urging them to attend and stressing particularly this day when a wonderful entertainment is to be given. All the talent for this pro- gram is strictly home talent. Every performer was at one time a resident of this town and was graduated from our high school. The hour for the great event has arrived. Every seat in the vast new audi- torium is filled, and all are eagerly awaiting the performance in which many de- lightful surprises have been promised. The platform is a mass of beautiful flowers and autumn leaves and the walls are hung with garlands of pine and laurel. It is truly a festive occasion. .Xs we entered the high school today the traffic was directed by our old friend and classmate Charles Snodderly, who is now a state trooper. He keeps constant watch over the pupils of Township, so as to take the worry from Mr. Loh- man's shoulders. Seated in the audience are many celebrities. As I look about me I see .1 number of my old classmates. There is Vlfalter Stumbaugh, our kind-hearted friend, who became very wealthy through wise investments, and is now a noted philanthropist. His money is paying for much of the Old Home Week expendi- tures. Another celebrity entering the auditorium is Dolores Happel, who is now a socially prominent leader. due to her previous marriage to one of the wealthiest bankers in Florida. The ladies in the front seats are all so stylishly and becomingly dressed that they arouse my curiosity. I am told that their beautiful garments come from the very select, not to say expensive, shop of jean Robinson, who designs gowns for all the best-dressed women in the country. She is here. herself, and looks 'fthe glass of fashion and mold of form. Her model, I-Iazel Hull, made her fashion- able gowns famous. Also much credit goes to her faithful seamstress, Mary .lane Eigenbrode. Seated near her is Harvey llridgers, a real estate dealer, who owns so much he has to keep a card index of it in order to know it himself. He use of the auditorium and the spacious park, 'both of which belong to the efficiency of his accountant, Mary jane Carson, he has ex- his business. Seated at one side. watching with interest, I see june property that has given the to him. Due panded far in Emory, dignified and haughty. I ask about her and am told that she is the head mistress of a very fashionable girls' school at Monterey Circle and has never mar- ried: although she has suitors innumerable. Standing in the door, looking for old friends. I find Diane Carson, editor of the largest daily paper in the state, and very active politically. Except that she has grown a trifle stouter and looks more cheerful than ever, she has not changed one bit since her high school days. Six people, entering, receive a warm reception from the committee at the door. They are Dr. Robinson, a famous surgeon in a large hospital, and his attractive nurses. joanna Lewis, Doris l'itteng'er, Jean Har- baugh. and Gladys Rice. They are followed by Dr. Robinson's medical secretary, Jane Gabler. The patients at the hospital receive delicious food prepared under the direction of Marilyn Carson, the hospital dietitian. Q.. .is Page Thirty-seven Page Thirty-eight Over in the corner of the auditorium l find our old gossipers. Dorothy lieck- v. v. . A W ler, joan XX ishard, lletty Clark, X iola Shank, jean Cline and lustella llrown. 'Ihey are reminiscing their old high school days and discussing the future of their darling children. .X round of applause greets the man just taking a seat by the window. He looks familiar and yet not quite familiar enough. l can't tell who he is. Ah, he waves his hands around and talks excitedly. Now, l know who he is! Richard Crouse. .Xnd what do you suppose he is? Remember how he used to study astron- omy and meteorology and all that stufif? lle's turned his knowledge to good account and now he is the weather man. Yes, indeed. lt was he who furnished the splendid weather for the Old Home Week, and that is why he is so wildly applauded. Every day he sends out his little bulletins and often the weather is just as he predicts. Approaching us now is another career woman who used to be a very effi- cient girl in the office. lt is Mary jane llull, expensively dressed in furs and jewels. XX'hy? She holds a very good position at the lllue Ridge Summit llank. .Xs we sit in the auditorium we hear a roaring overhead. lt is a plane piloted 'by Betty Nlasser, who joined the X'X'afs and is now an expert pilot. .X man is sketching the people as they come in and doing it very well, indeed. for l peep over his shoulder to see. Of course you know who it is. Yes, it's XX'il- liam George. They say he has become quite famous as an illustrator of magazine stories and newspaper articles. Remember his drawings for the year book? .Xnd now the entertainment is to begin. There is a hushed expectancy. The lights in the auditorium fade and the footlights fiash on. llefore the packed house appears a tall, dignified figure. who makes an elo- quent address of welcome. Some of the well-turned phrases sound pleasingly familiar. I remember our famous class debater, john Baylor. It is, indeed, he. He was a lawyer for a time and now is a judge of the state supreme court. lille acts as master of ceremonies, also. and after his excellent speech, introduces the performers. beautiful fiowers and other decorations, XlcCleaf, now the leading florist of the decorations in years gone by and am not llut first he calls attention to the saying that they are the gift of Robert town. l remember his exquisite taste in surprised. Now the spotlight turns on our Their songs will bring back memories. reorganized servicemen's chorus group. They will be led by the red-faced. white- haired man, known as Roy Hess. The chorus includes: Gordon XValker-.-Xir Corps, Harold X7Vilhide-Army, Edward XX7arren-Army, Ralph Ring-Navy, XX'arren McCleaf-.-Xir Corps, Norman linott-Army, Thomas Tzer-Navy, Fred Helfrick-Marines, Eugene XX'arren-Army, Elam Sease-.Xir Corps, and Roy Hess-Navy. The judge announces that after the entertainment, refreshments will be served through the courtesy of the Misses Sarah Lohman and Irene Recard. who are the proprietresses of the delightful Old Home Tea Room. As he speaks the words. my mouth waters in anticipation, for l have not forgotten the delightful refreshments they served when they entertained the class years ago. The food was donated by Stanley Klclntire, who now owns his own chain of grocery stores all over the United States. Duc to his great success in his busi- ness, he needs the assistance of three secretaries. XX'hat a coincidence that they are his old classmates. Kathryn llartman. Leona Rock. and lietty Delauter. Now the entertainment begins. There is gay music. Then on the darkened stage appears a tall figure. lt is Alice liipe Newcomer, who left her domestic affairs to come and sing for us. She gives us a wonderful performance. Then the judge introduces a prosperous-looking man, who, he says is a liroadway song writer and the author of many popular song hits. lt is l'aul Burns, and he plays and sings for us his last three compositions and very good they are, too. One, written especially for the occasion and called Old Home Folks, makes a decided l1it to his surprise. NVe are also honored, class-mates, by the presence of the head coach of Venn State College, You will remember how l.ee XYeagley starred in athletics in our high school days. Next comes a big surprise: Miss Glorianna De Lorme, the famous movie actressg and it is our old friend, lletty Small, very much changed. She acquired a foreign accent. She has golden hair and is better looking than ever. Now she's dropped the accent and is talking as she used to talk. She's telling all about Holly- wood and how she became famous. She asks if we remember the imitations she used to do in study hour while the teacher was called out of the room. You'll remember how Betty got her start in the movies. She was working as a cigarette girl at Ciro's when a talent scout discovered her. Next is a famous accordionist who plays the most beautiful music for us. Yes, of course, it's Lambert Myers, and he plays even better than we always said he would. lie has just returned from a concert tour in Europe. ln fact he re- turned a week earlier than he had intended, just to attend the Old Home Wieck Celebration. The spotlight is now shifted to the great auditorium organ, and the judge introduces Shirley McClain, now organist in a city church and teacher in an insti-- tute of organ music. She plays beautifully and looks not a day older then when she played in the school assembly. And now. out upon the platform strolls Croft Pentz, with a little book in his hand. fle needs no introduction from the judge, for we all recognize him at once, as Croft, the author of those delightful short stories. He reads us two of them and then gives a charming little talk. telling how his friends in the old home town called Roadside, inspired many of his best stories. Then, last of all, looking stunning in an elaborate evening gown, comes Mary Ann McCleaf. She is a writer of plays and has two successful ones running on Broadway now. She makes a friendly little speech, addressing particularly our principal and the members of the faculty, who are in the audience enjoying the program and who look as young and awe-inspiring as they did when we trembled before them years ago. Then the entire audience arises. as the performers all appear on the stage at once. Our organist and our accordionist play, and. led by our composer. we all sing Auld Lang Syneu and adjourn for the promised refreshments from Sarah's and lrene's Old Home Tea Room. lt has been a real delight to see all our old friends so young and prosper-- ous, so generous of their money and talent. ln short. it has been an Old llome lYeek to be proud of and the old home folks should be happy to have such celebri- ties as these for their very own. Page Thirty-nine NAME Baylor, John Bridgers, Harvey Brown. Estella Burns. Paul Carson, Diane Carson, Marilyn Carson, Jane Clark, Betty Cline, Jean Crouse, Richard Delauter, Betty Eigenbrode, Mary Emory, June Gabler, Jane George, William Happel, Dolores Harbaugh, Jean Hartman, Kathryn Helfrick, Fred Hess, Roy Hull, Hazel Hull, Mary Jane Izer, Thomas Keckler, Dorothy King, Ralph Kipe, Alice Knott, Norman Lewis, Joanna Lohman, Sarah' Masser, Bettie Sease, Elam McClain, Shirley McCleaf, Mary Ann McCleaf, Robert McC1eaf, Warren Mclntire, Stanley Myers, Lambert Pentz, Croft Pittenger, Doris Recard, Irene Rice, Gladys Robinson, Jean Robinson, William Rock, Leona Shank, Viola Small, Betty Snodderly, Charles Stumbaugh, Walter Walker, Gordon Warren, Edward Warren, Eugene Weagley, Lee Wilhide, Harold Wishard. Joan Page Forty FAVORITE GREATEST WEAKNESS FAVORITE SAYING COLOR Cars Son of a gun! Gray Going to town Paste! Crimson Kidding people I don't know. Blue Sundaes Ye gads! White Jerry Prove it! Blue Billy How about that? Pink Eating Hen! Blue Sonny Bite me. Aqua Brownie Ah, tomorrow! Light Blue Blondes What can I do you for? Blue Harold Oh no! Red Food Blow me down Green Automobiles Boy, that tickles me! White Pinball machines My lands! Yellow The female sex That's for sure. Red Handsome men Huh! Red Horses and John Heck! Blue Bill Ah heck! Blue . Girls Ain't that a crock! Red Talking Hog-Jaws. Red Sam You dumb horse. White Chevrolets and Dick Holy cow! Green Roselee Holy crow! Red Dancing Ah, bull! Fuchsia Phyllis C. I get a big charge out of that. Blue Bobby Prove it! Fuchsia Girls Wh'at're you trying to prove? Red Eating Aw nuts! Red Talking Real one. Red Oldsmobiles How can you tell? Aqua Wayne Heights Get a load of that! Blue Boys and Fords Dare you outside! Green Girls Ah. your mother wears Army boots!B1ue New car Like heck! Blue Fords What the heck! Blue Shirley Come in, Ernie! Orange Eating Son of a gun! Blue Cokes For corn sake! Green Men My cow! Blue Eating Well, how do you like that! Red Dark haired men No! Blue Food What do you want, a purple heart?Blue Eating Holy cow! White A senior girl Paste! Tan i'Johnny Get out! Red Boys You don't know, do you Blue Driving a car Do what! Blue Dottie Kf' Hey, you! Brown Sondra S. Man oh day! Red A girl You crow! Blue and Yellow Studebakers Hi doc! Bermuda Tan Women I guess so. Orange The Ford Hi nothing! Blue Tom Whatd' ye mean! Green 5 AMBITION To be a success Go to college Work at Frick Company To D6 a man To be an artist or musician To be a dietitian To go to college To be a housewife Typist and housewife To be a success Typing and office work Seamstress Interior decorator Medical secretary To be a drummer in a dance b To go to Florida To become a nurse Typist Engineer Pilot To go to school To be a good housewife To go West and to be successful Office work Navy To be a good housewife Traveling salesman To be a nurse Singing vocalist To be a good housewife Music supervisor To travel To be an aviator To be To be College, To res Becom To be Becom To be a success a success dentistry, and music t e a nurse a nurse e a nurse happily married Doctor To be Study a private secretary radio To be a housewife Join the Red Cross Be a policeman Drive a truck become a model maker To To work To be a success To go to college, to be a coach To be 8 SUCCESS A housewife and to travel and REMEMBERED FOR His Ford and Chloe Bill, Trips to Carson's Flirtations and Lady Macbeth His fine voice Attractive posters Fingernail polish and laughing Fouls and brilliant student An efficient secretary Diamond and faithfulness to Brownie His willingness to help the class Shortness and laughing Pretty hair Cute jokes and motherly advice Mrs, Duvalle Symthe and Rennie His fondness of Waynesboro Clothes and change of boy friends Reckless driving and good basketball player Good naturedness to her sister Hooking classes and his pockets Tardiness and his slick ways Giggling and Sam Her red hair and talkativeness His trips to Fountaindale Being efficient in the office His pretty hair and friendliness Christmas diamond and fast typist Pestering Missing school and a Waynesboro resident Cheer-leading and cherry pie baker Her brilliance and trips to Fairfield Peggy and a fickle mind Being neat and also nice His great love for Shirley Nice personality and being handsome Tallness and trips to Gettysburg A good president and ability to talk His walk and his silliness Aunt Ellen and election campaigner Participation in choral work Intelligence and quietness Faithfulness to Bub Oswald and a strong campaigner Being quiet and minding her own business His intelligence Basketball star and Johnny Friendliness and frankness Being a lone wolf Telling tales on Irene Necking with Sondra A good dancer Foot prints on new Nash and class character Most athletic Kidding people and bluffing Trips to Hut and Nurse from Greengables FAVORITE STUDY Democracy FAVORITE PASTIME Going places, doing things English Literature Track meets, hiking, driving Typing English Eating, dancing Sleeping P, O. D. Sa EnglishPlaying basketball at Ritchie , Democracy Riding around, painting finger nails French' Being with Harvey Typing Going away Typing Dancing, popular music Science Sleeping Typing Playing basketball, dancing Home Economics Reading, sleeping Democracy Sewing, sleeping French Playing pinball machines Music Beating my drums Home Economics To day-dream English Horse back riding Typing Reading. working Agriculture SDOI'tS Agriculture Hunting, cycling Literature Listening to radio Typing Sleeping, bowling Agriculture Hunting, working Typing Reading, listening to radio History Movies, dancing Typing Reading Typing Loafing English Going to the movies Democracy Sewing, listening to radio, singing History 8a EnglishReading English Playing piano, listening to records Democracy Going to Hagerstown Chemistry Reading comic books Typing Running around Typing Driving an automobile History Accordion, harmonica, sports Gym Sports Music Going to movies Home Economics Dancing, roller skating, sleeping French Reading Home Economics Dancing, listening to jokes Latin Dancing, eating Shorthand Listening to radio French Hunting Typing Reading, dancing Chemistry Reading French Loafing Chemistry Loafing at the station Democracy Building models Chemistry Sports Chemistry Looking around History Dancing, playing basketball Chemistry Loafing at the west end Gym Reading, being with Tom ,,H..A....g FAVORITE DISH Green salads Fried chicken Shrimp Vegetable soup T-Bone steaks French fries Fried chicken Fried chicken Ham salad Meatballs, spaghetti Tuna fish salad Ice cream Any thing mother cooks Fried chicken Chicken, waffles Sauerkraut, mashed potatoes Chili-con-carne Fried ch'icken Spaghetti, meatballs Ham Shrimp Fried chicken Ice cream Steaks, French fries Roast beef, French fries Baked macaroni, cheese Banana splits Macaroni, cheese Meat loaf, mashed potatoes Fried chicken French fries Cheeseburgers Hot pork, French fries French fries Chocolate pie Chicken, waffles Wheaties Chili-con-carne Steak, French fries Fried chicken Fried oysters Boiled pot-pie Texas hash Steak, French fries Ice cream Steak, French fries Spaghetti, meatballs Noodle soup Fried ch'icken Deer meat, mashed potatoes, gravy French fries Macaroni, cheese Fried chicken Spaghetti Page Forty one BY! wc, 3 1 fQ53j'C' 6h5.ff nr f f ' Q, V020 6? V 9 -f 'Y Nh x 5 f 9 8, J C L U , .. ' K, , wa f lx X 4 1'-I. V he -' A f- ' NL R ba ' A Wliv fwi ll win?'?'7 X .. -L.,-s Scot Sfcex Teiv fP'3e' lo' HQVVL fgv-il zfi? I5 Min- xi 3 ,gpm Viola 5- AMY.: QORLXA TRN Lt LLL I1 .W . fm fa ' gg, S-I Vi? P l 21 'Vxant Dofffv- .- 1. LCN ffjhf- +. ..ii ,,...- .-.-- 'K , Donx-2. K Jilsr, F JUNICDRS 7 put- , llj1'C'.S'l'lfl'IIf4-1iCI'iJ61't Harbaugh I'iL't'-PI'CSI'dl'lIf-IDOIIZIILI Koons SNrvfi11'y-S11i1'lCy NYarwick Trcaszzrw'-Sliirley Henicle 11'isf0rz'c111-Shirley Gladhill Class 1:fCI'I1'L'7'-vVi1it6 Carnation Class C40f0I'.Y-ciI'66l1 and VVhite Has.: illofto-So much to dog So little done Class .-ld'z'1'.vz'1's-Miss Denkovich, Mr. Davison Ili ,- '-l Page Forty-three lf Row 3 Row 2 Row E Room 7 Fred Stott1Q111ycr, Herbert HH1'152lL1g11. Harold Royer, joe Rock, Alan 111110, .-Xrlc-nc McClain, joan Rock, SUl1C1l'2l1 Shockey, Joyce Hrez1c11, Howz1rf1 1,c111astc11', Gmc 1?vZl1iL'1', 13111121141 lioous. -Paul S1ll'Cll1i1C, Hoxxvawl 111130, Ilarvcy Zi111111cr111z111. Robert l7111ry, 102111 1'1211'C11l1?il1, Shirley G1z1c111111, .'x1lll2i Hc11f11off, Karl Ha1'11a11g11, 12111105 R1UOl11. Mr. 1,Jz1v1so11. C11z1r1ottc N1C11tZC1', Maxine 1iCSSL'1l'1l1g', Lois Ro11i11so11, f i fr E Room 8 Row 3--VVi11ia111 Sa11n1crs, Richarfl 1411131113611 Edwin M111111, S11i1'1ey XYa1'w1ck, 1110211111 R2i1'1l1IJ, Uorccu Knott, C1111- uie Q111C11. Virginia Ki111cy. 1i9t11Cl' S1lI111lCl'S, Gco1'ge 1411111112111 C1a1-011111 1,Cl111Z1I'1'. Row .Z'gK1Ql'10 Crum. julia A11c11. Carrie Ca11mer, Bcttv H2iI'l11121l'1, Grave Blll'C14Cl', Hcttv 1,4111 SZillC1Cl'S, Marv lime Ifuuk, P11y11is NL1XX'C'iJI11L'1'. Shirlcy 110111011-. 1112111 1311011 R111te111 C11lll'. V 4 D Row 1'-12ll1C Ce1r11a11g11. 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Ruth Hz11'l11u1Ql1. Uctty I'A:11'1'11xx. Xlilfilyll XY2lI'l'l'll. Luis Hcss. Lois liipv. lflL'a11m' Sl1z1fL'1', Iililillt' Qklfllilllgll. XIZll'iL' I'3a1'11l1z11't. flfllfk' I,11ul1uiT, Curtis I:Zl!'l1ll21l'l. Miss liylcr. 1 Run' lf f-Mary .xllll S111-il111z111, f3Cl'U'llKlL' Shank, Xlllfit SI1i1Tlctt. An A S A 1. . 4- - 1 .. 4 Rr Rox Rox ROOH1 4 aw .1-V-l'.11gc11L' Ilzlkn-11 Rulmwt PIIZ, Ruhwt -l'L'55lk'I', 'IUI111 lfccszmlzlzl. -IHIIICS Ihvk. Klux Stllcxkwy. Phyllis Davis. ,luallitzz G1'cc11c. ,lam-t Smith, lictty Vlzuu' Iflcgcl. Nutty Ifurcl. 131-11ja111111 Xiillliiy, Xxwiuiillll Cz11'so11. x' .2-Ilmmlml Smith, Clara Mcfluzxf, IJc11'u1I1y H3!'1JZl1lQI1. Rohurl 'l'11ms, ,Ivz111 Han-kclrvll. l':I'l1CS1i11L' Daley. Ilni- clcc Rown-. lloria l3:1tsu11. Df1l111'Ls SHiYl'ly. .lzuwt Knott. gX1'lc11L- cgilflillg. .Imam Smut. Hzmwlcl XYl11I111411'c. Ricl1a1'rl ,-X11gl1i11Iuz111gI1. ' 1' l--Miss XYilll1L'l', Ifllfllk' Haugh, Mario KllL'IJ1JL'I'. Nzuwy St1111kz11'd. Iistlwr Riukluy. FIQESI-IMEN Prvsidvnf-Robert Koons I'iff-Presidrlzf-Ralpl1 Rowe SvC1'c'fc11'y-Doris Henicle Trvasnrar-Kristin Gardner Historian-Gerald Moser Class Flowcz'-Yellow? Rose Class Colors-Green and Gold Class ,llofta-Enter to learn-go forth to serve Class .4df'z'svrs-Mrs. Kreps, Mrs. Neill Ali '-1 ,J-3-nvisr ,1 W Page Forty-scum Room 1 Row 3+JZlIl1L'S Small, Rohcrt I'v11tz. I':KlXYi1l Hcintzehttzttt, liztrl SI1i11tllt-dcckt-1', Roht-1't Herzog, Xlcrlt- SlL7lllC111j'L'l'. 1Jo11:1hl Iihtw, IJo11:1hI f:Zil'l'C'Kl. Rohn-rt Smith, l1v11j11111i11 Millcr. ROI7C1'lCl1l'H. Rott' Z-lJo1'i4 HL1!tiL'lt', Kriftm f12iI'Cll1l'l'. Tht'h11z1 H2ll'lil1lZlI1. Uvtty SIEIIIICX. Ilotothy Stz11'ht1t'1'. Mztry XX'z11'tx'it'k, Iillltlj' IJllII'HXX, Xtt-ztlthy llztrhtp. Peggy Hottoftt-l, 121114-t Smith, lC11:111z1 .lt'z111 Shut-h-jr, RIN. Nt-ill. Row Ifxxvillilllll XYisl1z11'd, Kowclct''lx1'1111111c1'. ,It-1111aI1t1ll SIZLIIILW, CZlli1L'I'i1lt' Stahlvy, Rohcrt xIt'CElI'Klk'll, Shirh-y Izlltllllilllflll, llcrztlcl Moser. Loi, Scott, .loc rlyfillllli 1141114 Gscll. S:111rh'z1 XlcClz1i11. l'f'11u Riu-, H110 I'tAt1'y, E ' 1 I A A-hi- - 5 Room 2 S Rott' 3--Rzthmh Roxxt: Cl1z11'h1w Dick. Rit'l1z11'tl Klt11'clot't. Nzthuh ,lxlAl'55lCl', fh11't'11t'c Xll1lC1H2lliL'l'. ReQ111:1h1 Klillltith, Gco1'gtA Tz1lh'11t, wltlltil Iioohw, IIoxx'a1'cl Choc. Rohcrt Honotlcl, Roht-Vt lioom, Ilottglzw L'z1t1t't'111z111, 'I'o111 Klvflcztf, f1lt'!1 ,1x!'Qs5ll'1', Iittgt-11v Smith, Rott' 2--Chztrhls Ilztvia, Patwy I'Al'Zi11k. 'lz1111cs S:111tlt'1's. l':1tsy Scott, Iiorif blohttsou, ,lo:111 Gz11'li11g, Xlztrthzt Ki!1lL'j'. .X1111z1hcl Stmth, Komzt KIt'Qh'z1t. Ql1z11'1ottt' Smtth. Patsy I IHl T2i11t!lI1. Lytm Ii:11'l1111, xloh11 t11ll:111cl. Rlrf. Iirtps. Rott 1-H1011 S111itl1,tlt'1'Vz1ltl Iiilllfifllldll. .XIIYUHZI S11owht'1'gt-1'. ,lt-1111 k'1'ot1st'. ,lz111it't' Ilz11't111:111, I'4hJI'UIlL'l' Pztttt-1wo11, XI:11'h'11c Row, Oth-lht Stflilltllg, Phyllis Ilitlqiilllgll, Cz11'oh11t' Mt'Kt'11rl1'it'k, l':It'IlllU1' Svott. Xl:11'thz1 Ilz11'11- hztrt, Ilolortw Zt-:1,1'fmf, 'logm IQ11hi11so11, Nohcrt llc-orgt-. Ilzth' liz1t1t'i'111z111, ty-t'igl1t ACTIVITIES I II I ' ,ff X ffffff 'ff 1 I 7?Q I77f if M , I L. Rmx' Z-UI. Lcwis, Rl. I. I':IglL'l1I3l'OfIl'. S. Glzxclhill. G. Rica, L. Ilcss, ,X. Nlcflziin. IJ. Happcl, D. I,IllL'llf2fCl', IC. Rm DI, G21I7IL'l', IJ. Knott. KI, XYax'1's11, VI. SYCXXZIYI. If, I5i11I:l1-y, IJ. ZCZl1'IIUhS. If. I52lICj', .X. lQz11'li11g:. Rem 1- I CHJIMC, IJ, Huniclc. S. NIc'Clz1i11, If. P3IU'l'Slbl1. C. Smith. S. Nlcflzlin, IJ. Czmrsmm, I Garlingg, VI. Hum S. Hc11icIv. P. Ifrzmk, I.. RoIJi11sm1, Miss XXIIl1HL'l', OIfIfICIiRS: I'im-l'f'u5idr11l---Sarnlm Lolmmzm .S'm'1'uluf'y -Diauc Carson l'1u'.vi4lv11f-Shirley Nlcflaiu 'l'f'u1x11n'1'--BIary jane Czllwvlm .... . I ,L 2 I 51 -!XA.A- -..I Row 2- N. Stunkzxrcl. R. Ilarlmauglw. S. I'IHlNIT2illgI1, NI. Ross. Ii. f2gil'lI1lL'l'. RI. Curwlm. XI. Kinlcy, If. IJutmxx'. Slwckwy, C. Mn'CIc'z1I. G. Slumk. If IJHYIS. X. RIvC'Icz1t,O, Sclulling. lf. Sw1l.,I. XYiwl1z11'cl,,I. IIZll'I321ll I1 IQ. T1'immcr. Run' IV- I Cook. l,. Scott, -I, Hzxrrllllzm. 'lf II:1l'fI111z111, VI. liulmilmsrm. KI. If1nury, I.. Iiipv. KI. KIL'CIL'Zlf. NI. I. C11 mm, S. I,uI1111:111. IJ. -IUIIHHHH. ,X. IIk'IIK'I1lIIII-, Y. Iiiulvy. If. KIcm'1'. I. IQn'Cz11'4I. U, NIt'11l7L'I'. Min I':j'IPl'. Fiftv I - A - -. .., -. - I L. Row 3fP. Riee, R, Iiessler, NY. Rulninson, R. Hess, KI Stottlcniyer, j. Koons, j. Baylor, I.. XYeagIey, G. Baker, R. Iinepper, D. Kline. C. Yeager, D. Miner, Mr. NIHTIZ, Iiow Z-H. Zininierinzln. R. King, I.. Myers, R. Nlzuialmn. C. XYz1Ike1'. IT. Helfriek, R. Hoiiodel, H. Lelnastcr, I H. Iiipe, J. Ruek. Ix. Barlnp, R. Miller. R. Rlnrclurf, If. Stottleinyer. Row I-VI. Szinclers, II. B1'ifI ers, H VVisI1:n'cI, C. I'IZl1'ID211lQI1, R. Rowe, IC. Sliinclledceker, M. PICIIHZCIIIIZIII, R. , Is. Mzirtin, C. Xnneniznker, R. Minnieli. ,I. GiIIznnI, XY. CZIVSUII, R. KIeCz11'cIeII. I-Il-Y OFFICERS 2 l'1'r5idI'11f-Lee 'XVeagley Sm'1'ulr11'y4Ci'0ft Pentz I'iff-l'r'v.vidf111'-Harolfl Royei' T1'm1.v1z1'w'--Roy Hess I 2 I I 1 Row 3--R. Iionns. .X. I7o1'cI. R. Herzng. Ii. XY2l1'l'L'll. H. XYiII1icIe, IJ. Iimnis. S. KleInlii'e. X. Iinutt. P. Sprenkle. C. SnuCIcIerIy, P. Ilnrns. II. Iiarlmzingli, Ii. Sense. 'If Mefleaf, Ron' 2-R. Sniitli. R. Iiessler. .X. Ripe. IC. Ileintzelnienn. IJ. Ilzxtsnn. ID, Gzniett. XY. Carson. If. XXvZiI'1'L'lI. R. Ifitz. G. I,nIiniz1n. I3. Klnncly. If. Iluker. C. I.enI1z1r1'. II. Ruyer. XY. NIeCIe:If. Ron' I---Mr. I,uInn:1n. 'I'. Izer, G. Xloser, IQ. Q'a1'Ivzn1gI1, R. Chen, R. Iflury, XY. George, I,. XI2l.lIlIk'I'2lll, R. Sullivan 5 G. 'IIl'CSSIL'I', C. Ientz. If. Illmmi, R. KIzn'sI1aII, R. Pentz, J. Twins. XIV. Hess. Page Fi fly-one s 1' J 2 3 X gl 1 2 S , 11' ll Run' 3- 9. lllllllllllllgll, li. Slllllllll'llk'CliL'l', rl. Small. M. lltlllllkllllllll, I . SU?lllk'lllyk'l', IQ. llcrmg, R. Nlllfillilll, IQ. lqt rw Run' Q l'Alfty-Iwo R. Clwn. C. Mcmzcr, 'If l'lV21I'illIl2lll. S. McClain. bl. Gulmlcr. Rl. -1. LKZIYNHI, Rl. Carson, D, Carsolu. I. Rock, 9 llzmrlup, XY. Czuxuu. R. Alklllllllilll, IC. lbutrwxv. Q. Glacll1ill.G, liicc. XY. R1JlllllSUll. R. Sullivan. I.. Klycrs. NI. XYzn'xx'in'k. nl .Ha1'l1zmgl1, ,l. vlvlSll2il'Kl, XY. llulup l' Ri L Xli ll lu 2' . c-, . ss uy . XlCCl2llIl. li. Slwclvy. K. Gzxrclncr, -I. Tumfa. Latin Club Ol+ll7lCl'fRS C'n11.v11l.vfXlz1rx' Izu1cCzu'5m1. Lamlzcrt Xlvcrs ,S1llf'VCflff'.v'lJlllllc ClZll'SUl1 'l'1'rr1x1r1'v1'-,I:mc G2ll3lCl' linfv1'm1'1111zcf1!A !Sl1ll'lL'f' XlCCli1l1l 6'v11.w1'fKlz11'ily11 CZll'SOl1 . ld-r'1'sv1'fQXliss lfylcr 'lllle clulm is m'gz111izcrl on thc principle of the liomzm stntc. 'llllc scniors are pzltriciunsz thc juniors. cqucstrizms: tlu- slqmlwlmwulx-5, plclmcizms: :md thc freslmmeu :LFC the slaves. The purposc of thc club is the Ill'Ul'Il1lllUll of the classics zmrl an interest in civilizzlliml tlmmugll sung. Klfillllll. nrt. zmcl l'CCl'CZlllU1l by mczms uf um' heritage l4l'lJlll thc lllyll1UlOQ'y, the public :mul lnrivzltc lilo. Lmrl the ZLlllll1'UlJUl0g5' of eternal Iimuc. ' lQCCl'CZlll0ll iuclurlcs :L l.:1lin lmzlmluet in thc spring, thc mlrzlmzltizzltimnm of PX Xcneicl, :mil ll ll1z111lcsQ'iVi1w' feast llclrl :lt Tll2ll1li5Q'lX'lIlK'. 1 5 4 5 'llllc clulm INCL-ls thc llrsl zulcl rllil-cl ,lllllll'Sil2l5' uf thc lmmlll zmfl the life uf lllc Club must umm' frcml lllc clcsirc :mal clrivc uf thc- mcmlmcrs. 1 1 1 Q1111' 2- 11. 11100, -1. 1111111011 I.. N111-1'5. KI. VI. C:11'51111, XYR111111151111. IJ. Cz11'51111, K1155 1ly101'. 1 R1111' 1'-31. XY1S1l2ll'C1, C. x1k'I11ZL'l'. 1 11:11'l1z111g11, NI. Cz11'51111, S. x1CC12l1l1, S. G1z11111111, ul. Rock. French Club 17l'111lC1f1iS f'1'1',1'1'11'1'11f-Nl. 5121110 Cz11'51111 1'111'-I'1'1'.11'11'1'11l-5-1.1111111011 N1y0r5 .S'1'1'1'1'!111',1'-S1111101 X1CC1Zl1l1 Y'1'1'11.1111'1'1'-A1:1110 112111101 l. ,Sf ,Sf ,S1l1K'1A11f111'-Xt' .I 01111 1 11lI'1J2ll1g'1l . 111'-z'i.v1'1' fK1i55 1':f'1L'1' 111116 1'A!'L'llC11 1111113 15 :1 1111111z1111r0 1.0 C01'010 1:I'2l1lCll1S.U 11115 011111 15 21 011:111- t01' 111 1116 1111C1Al1Zl11l1Il2l1 S11111e111'5 S1101011, 2111 111101'11:1111111z11 11r1fz111izz11i1111 111 1:111- .'. . . 5 g'l1ZlQC 51111101115 111 111111111110 1101101 11111111 11'11-1111511111 111 2111 011111111105 1111'11l1Q1l 0111105 1111111101100. 211111150 11145111 1l11l'l'QS1 111 11111' l1C1g'1l1J11l'4 1111'1111g'11 Il 5111111 111 111011' 0115111 'lI1l1 111'1111101' 111. 111111-1' 'lI1l1 111 11110 'lll 111910-111 111111 111011 1111111i1111f 111' 11101115 1314 1:111- 1 1 5,1 5 1 ,N 5 i 1 1 g'11ag'0. 1l1C1'2l1lll'L'. z11'1, 11111510. 211111 011'111z:1111111. '11110 011111 511111151115 :1 N1:11A111 111115 111141110 11111110 Sl'11411J1 211111 111511 0111011111115 1110 501111111 111111 :111 215501111711 111'11g1'z1111. 11111011 15 :1 1.1l1l' 1'L'Y1L'1X' 111 1110 XY1Jl'1Q 111 1110 011111 14lJl' Z1 f'L'2l1'. 'I1110 011111 1110015 011-1'1 500111111 111111 1'11111'111 ,1111l1I'511flj' 111 1110 1111111111. 1':1g0 111111-111 'FTE' u..,M ll ff I 5 i L .g- j 3 I 5 if ' 4 - nn. f .14 L 4 , - Al- Row Ro xv Ron Ro xv -If--C. Dick, Ii. Harhaugh, R. Murdorf. G. Tallent, I.. Myers, ID. Garrett, IJ. Pittenger. il. Rock, G Ioh nian. M. Stottleniyer, If. XYarren. ll. Kline, H. ll, Iiipe, F. Stottleniyer, XY. George. . 4 3-IC, Sease, C. Davis. R. Pentz, If. Heintzclnian, C. Pentz, G, Shank, I.. liipe, M. I. Carson, A. Kipe, I J ' 4 I liarlup, QX. Garling. G. Louholl, M. Carson, A. Ilenchoff. A. Iiipe, Mrs. Neill. ' 2-B. Farrow, J. Carhaugh. J. Ilardman, ID. Sniv-xly, M. XYarreu. M. Ilarnliart, J. I-larhaugh. li. Shafer i 1 i I Xl I ntl In. Larhaugli. VI. llaer, G. Rice. H. Clare. . . I: l--IQ. McCardell, S, McClain, R. Harhaugh, N. Stnnkard, I,. Haugh. I.. Hess, M. Speilnian, I. It. Brown, I.. Rock, S. Gladhill, A. McClain, M. -I. ICig'enhrocle. M. McCleaf, M. Shifflett. Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus went into its second year of existence this year under the direction of Mrs. Neill. The chorus consisted of 65 voices. Mary -lane Car- son was elected librarian at the beginning of the year. Shirley Gladhill assisted Mrs. Neill in the choral work as pianist. The nienihers of the chorus participated in the Candle Light Service which is hoped to be an annual event at our school. The songs used for the Candle Light Service were: Cantique de Noel, The Iiirthday of a King, and lov to the XYorld. Songs used during' eluh periods were from the Chorus and .Xsseinhly hook. 5 e liifty-four Recard ge TT fy I . 1 -1? A I i si I ' A - - ... .rx - iz ,I -. - Ram' R1 wxx Row Row R4 mxx' Row -I-W-IJ. Siiivcly. B. Mussvr. H. Hull, A. Iiipe, I.. Iiipu, M. Carson, G. Slizmk, Ii. Duti'mx', D. Pitteiigcix P I 3 Ilzivis. X. MCCIQHI. L. Hcmurlcl. Ii. SIICEICY, NY. Ilzirlup. ID. Vlolmsoii. li. Hinkley, M. J. Hull. .3-I. .Hcw, I.. Hziugh. I Crmifc, If. Ilzilcy. A. Czirliiigf. O. Schilling. P. Scott. C. Smith. ,I. Garliug. I Rico, M. IR-try, I . I'IIll'IJIi1l,QI1, P, I'IZll'I52-IUQII. R. Stziliiey, I. Smith. M. Ilarnlizirt, T. Hamiiiiaii, Mrs. Nei 2-VI. CKVIUIQC, S. Ilumliaiiggh. R. IIfll'IJ2l11Q,I1, D. Zuarfoss, VI. Rivlninsmi, A. S11mx'Ivc1'g'cr, M. Ross. I., Smtt. D Ilvmrlc. L. Stzilxlcy. Ix. Ifzlrclm-1'. I Hartiiizm. Ia. Stott. P. Frzmk. M. Ha1'iiIu11't. ,I. Stewart, D. Gscll. I-N. Stiiiikzirfl, M. Spcilmzm. C. Mfliciiclrirk, M. XYu1'xx'ick, A. Smith. R. Trimmer, F. Pattcrsuii, L. Roc M. Iiiiilvy, I. Stnlilcy, ID. Stz11'Iipc1', M. XY:11'11-11. S. McClain, S. AICCIHI11. Special Choruses Z-If. SQ-aw. S. IAJIIIIIZIII, ii. Slizmk. F. Stottlciliycr, I. Recarcl. G. Lulimaii. H. Iiipc. A. Iiipc. Mrs. Neill, I -I.. I'I2lllQ'I1, J. Czirbaugll, S. McClain, M. j. I':Ig'CIlI3I'0CIC, NV. Gcurge, S. Glaclliill, I.. Mycrs, I.. Iiipc. Ilcss. ,I. Iizirclmziii. I':1gm I'1!tx Inu E5 U 41- E i I 1 K Am QL Rim' 2fR.,ixlDll1S. H.Ziin1ne1'inz1n, li. XXvilillllUI'C, N, Nlinnick, R. Iiuuiis, il. Cline. li. Harhztngh. R. Iirnindtl Rnyer, IJ. Clllliqi-lllllll, li. Iilnmn, -I. l31'onn, Nlr. Hurhznigh. Run' l--ffl. Smith. IJ, iikllliii-lllklll, tl. Kaiittim-111, l,. Iiarlnp. IC. Smith, ,I. Geeszunzin, R. lfessler, P. Sp cnitlt age Ififty-six Kumis. R. Fitz, j. Dick, XY, Carson, D. Smith, R. .XLlQ,'i1iI1i5Zlllfl'i1, R. Flnry. Chemistry Club OFFICERS l'1'Us1'dv11f-Robert Fleury I'lit'C-I-,l't'Xlidf'lII'f'HZlffllii Roycr St'C I'C'ftIl X'-RiCi1Z11'fi ,Xnghinbztngh Y'r0c1xz11'c1'fl.y11n llzlrlnp .AIf1i'1'5w'-M r. I larbangh This elnh was Ul'Q'Z1I1iZCCi by our chemistry teacher, Mri Ilarhznigli. in 1947. The main purpose is to teach those students who do not have chemistry a few of the elements of the snhject. They pcrfurin snch experiments :ts the prepzn'z1tiun of oxygen. hydrogen. chhmrine, nitric acid, cztrhon dioxide. incline, distill water to purify it, make Hznne tests for different elements. :ind prepare mercury and oxygen by the dccmnposition of mercuric oxide. 1 i 1, i. . , X, Row 3-G, lhii'ul4ui'. Xl. VI, lCig'ciilmi'mlt', O. Svliilliiig. ll. l ittL-rigor, li. llzikcr, -I. Seasc, H. Hull, M. Stuckcy. lim' J-IJ. Yt-rclit-i'. XI. Russ. P. Ncwuiiiicr. rl. l'1IIlOl'j', -l. l,t-mis, Nl. ,l. Hull. Xliss llcukovich. hm' l--Klrs. lircps. lf. Nliiscr. li. Simiiicrs, R. Rluufly. Y. liiiilcy, H. Rlzisscr. Gardening Club CJlfl lClflQS l'i'i1i'1'f1i'i1ffIlciijzliiiiii Kloiicly l 'fav-l'1'm1'i1lt'11lfX'irgiiiizi liiiilcy ,Slvczvfall'-X'-lfstl1Qr Simiiicrs TVPUSIIITI'-flClllil1C Kloser l'i'i'.r.r ,lKQ'C'1Iffli6illL' llzisscr , ld-I'1'.f01'4Xl rs. lircps The Gzmlcuiiig' Chili was ciigziiiizticl last yczir. lts purpose is to ciicourzigc iiitcrest iii zill phziscs nf gzirclciiiiig' :mil liumc iiiiprovciiieiits. :is wt-ll as tlower zir- rziiigeiiiciit. Curszigc iiiziliiiig' :incl lciiiilrccl zirts. 'llhe Chili has iiizulc scvcral ticlcl trips zmfl it was rcspfnisiblc lor thc Christ- iii:is clecui'z1timis for thc Caiirllc Light Service zis well :is thcisc :lt the from ciitrzuicc. 'llhc chili plzuis tu iiizilcc thc Xlziy llziy liziciilty 'llczi Qui ziimiizil zirfziir. liccciitly thc chili opt-iicfl :L CZLIIIQDII for thc piirpusc uf giving' thc sliiclciit-a ll cliziiicc- tw hui' hut siuip, s:1iiclxx'iclics, circuit. elf. liiiiitls rziisecl iii this Czuitccii will hc llSL'll fur chili ziutivitivs --iiiziiiy of wliicli will lvciictit thc' scliuiil. ugu Fifty-sn-vcii 11111111- R1111' 2- 31. Lc11'1s. J. R1111111s1,111, G. L1111111111. M. S111ff1Ctt. 111. S112i1'Cl'. R. '1x1'11111111'1', NI. K1cC1eaf, M, J. E11 '11l11'1111 7 3 J ,, 1 1- Ixow 1--11. F111'1'11w, D. 111111111-1. 1. Re1'z11'11. Miss 1111yc11, IC. Ca1'111111g11, 1. 1C111111'y, -1. H2il'C1l113l1, S. l,11111111111 1111 1111 -sight F. I-1. OFFICERS I'1'1'.f1'd1'11ffS111'1111 1,11111111111 I'111'-l'1'1'.11'11'1'11If-111110 E111lll'j' S1'1'l'1'f111',1'fK111ry -111110 1f1gc11111'11111' 7'1'1'11.v111'm'-flictty 19111'1'1111' Hi.1z'111'f111:f11'1-110 1411011111 .1l11:'1'.1'1'1'-Miss 11U5'CC' , , . . . . . . 4 11116 111111110 11111116 x1Il1iCI'S111 .X111111'11'11 15 11111116 1111111 X 1101111011111 111111111 12011- 111111111' st111111111s 1111111 1110 f1'11s111111111. s11111111111111'c. 1111111111 211111 s1'111111' c111ssQs. 11 1111'1'1's 111111111't1111i1y for 1111- 1'111't11111' 11011-111111116111 111 11111111 1111111111111 111 1111111- 11111Q' 211111 C211'1'j'111Q'11111 11c11v111cs 11111111111 11- 1111111111111111111g. 1116 011111 1JI'111lQ'11I 111g'e111111' Q'1'1J1117S 1111CI'L'S1C11 111 11'111'11111g 1111111111 1101101 11111s 211111 1Zl11111y 111'111g. 111'11v1111111 111111111111111111-s 111 s11111'11 111 s111v111g 111'11111e111s 1111- 11111't1111t 111 11111110 1110. This is 1111 111c11r11111'111e11. 111111-11111111. 11111111 11rg1111iz11t11111. It 0111116 111111 1DC1l1g' '1111g11 c111111111'11'11v1' 1'111,11'1s 111' 51111111 e111'11111'11 111 11U111C1112l1i'1l1g'. 11 1111111111111 111'g11111z11- 11 111 111c1r 111111, 111 11111011 111111' 111- 11111'1111111c11 s111'1111 11111111t1cs 211111 1111111111111 111111c1' 11111111' 1116 f111' its 1111111111111's 111111 1111111' 1111111111-s. wi ,W 536 2 ll ll 1. ,ss V I E 1 1 41- gi 1 .,., l l ' 5 I S Row Z-R. Miimiclc, R. Mai-1i11. H1 Ripe. R. Smith, U. lia11H111z111, li. Smitll, L. xv3.llClL'l'2lL1, A. Ripe, R. Hcss, li. 7 B liakcr. -I. lqilillli. H. Cline, lx. lluimclcl. A. l'lUl'fl, lx. li11u11s. Row 1-J. B1'0x1'11, G. Smith, I.. Rarllip. li. HZil'li2lLlgll, G. lfillllllllllll. F. Stuttlmiiyer. C. Ba1'11l1art, J. Rock, T. lzcr, D, Koons, H. l,e111z1stc1'. J. Hclfriclc. lf. Rloimi, li. Cdlllklllgll. C. RZil'llll2i1't, Mr. Hess. F. F. A. Ul l lClCRS l'1'1'.1'i1l1'11ffflJ1111z1l1l liuwms IN! l'lim'-f'1'c'.fI'cl'c'1l14,1110 Rwtli .211r1' I'1'1'1'-f'1'1'.1id1'11lflircil S111ttlc111yer 'I'1'1'11,v111'1'1'-Robert Cilfllllllgll ,S'0c'1'1'f111'.1'fl lowzlrcl l.C111z1ste1' l60f1o1'fw'gl.z1lJz111 X'z111cle1'a11 lllzfvr ,gll-Xlfvlflllll llrowii .'ltiI'Il.Y4'1'1Rl1'. Hess l:l1llll'C Fz11'111ers uf .X111e1'i1'z1 is 2111z1tio11:1l o1'g'z111izz1ti1111 of boys SU1Clj'lllg2lg'I'l- c11lt111'c. lt prcmvicles f11r1l1c1' t1':1i11i11g' i11 lTZlI'lllL'l' citizcnsliip. llciulncrs lC2lI'l1 1l11'u11gl1 ID2ll'llClI1Zlll01l lww 111 cumliict z111rl lIlliC part i11 public 111ecti11g's. in speak i11 public. lu lllly z1111l sell c1111pe1'z1li1'ely, to sulvc tl1ci1' c11v11 IJl'OlJlClIlS. to 511211106 1l1c111sclYCs. z111cl tu Z1SSlllll6 civic 1'cspc111sil1ility. rllllk litlllllflillltlil 11111111 x1'l1icl1 tl1c l'illllll'C l:?1l'lllL'I'S uf .XlllL'l'lCZl f11'gz111izz11i1111 is lmuili i11cl111lcs lcz11le1'sl1ip Zlllfl cl1z11':1cte1' ClCVClUlJlll6llT, S1JU1'lSlllZlllSlllIJ, c11upc1'z1ti1111. sc-rvicc. tl11-ift. scl111lz11'sl1ip. 1'cc1'ez11i1n1. fi1.izc11sl1ip. Zlllfl pz111'iutis111. 'lll1c lilllllll' li:11'111crs ul' .XlllCl'lL'1l is Il Illlll-llI'Ulll, 111111-p11lili1'z1l f:11'111 ytllllll 111'g1111izz1ti1111 of 1'c1l11111:1ry fix-sl11111-11. s1111l111111111'cs. j1111i111's. z111fl sc11iu1's. l':1lCll Slll- 1lc11I is 1'Qcl11i1'ccl 111 l1z11'c Z1 l111111c pimjccl. Page Fifty-lllllk' . i iff l Row ZAR. Mnrclorf, Nl. Crum, Nl. Cline, ll. Koons, VV. Nleflezlf, XV. George, H. l,emaster. C. Pentz, D Hd s Rl r. llzwistm. Row l-D. Zezn'fnss, C. Harclinan, A. McClain, J. Smith, J. .Xllen, C. Calinier, M. liinley, ll. Barnhart, L e Sixty B. Sanders, M. J. Funk, li. Gardner. V Camera Club OFFICIQRS IJl't'Sfdl'1IIA4-XYZIITCII KleClez1f I'ire-Prv.v1':im1f-l34mnzilcl Koons .SlL'l'l'l'lillI l'-711171511VCI'-J nlizi .Xnn .Xllen .'l1Il'I'I'.YUI'--Bll'. liavisnn The eznnerzi club was nrganizerl lust year lw Mr. llzwison and zigrain this year nncler his supervision. lYe lizwe learnecl the fnnclznnentals of picture taking. developing. printing, ete.. ull of which are very interesting. XYe feel that this elnb also has nineh eclncznional vnlne z1ncl hope that it will l lac euntinnerl. S l U5 4 E i ', F gi hm' 2 IJ. llutsmx. U. Yczmgor, R. Ifitz, .X. lfwwl, li. ll.1liL'l', Il. Mnucly. KI, llt'llllZClII1Ll11, Brown. Row 1-E. Bloom, R. Al2ll'llIl, M. IQIICIJIICF, -I. Greene, ll. lflcgcl, D. ljatsrm, li. Cilfllllllgll, Mrs. Krcps History Club Ul9l+'lCl'flQS IJITSI-dClIffliilgill' C:11'lmzu1gl1 I'1'vv-P1'vs1'zlv11I-fuluzmitzl Greene ,Sl'vf'Uf41f'Vx'flDouzllfl Ilzusou 7KVCKISIII'L'1'fl':l1Q'Cll1f linker Vz'v.f.f -1-gczzi---Iicnjzlmin Kloudy . la':'i,vU1'-Kl1's. Krups The histury club was Stzlrtccl 211 the request of 11 group of scmpl1o11mrc buy s, The aim of thc club is to stucly 11utm1lypzlst history but also prcscul sitllalimls. .Xt czlch meeting Il rvpwrl is given by :L llIL'll1llL'I' 1l1lllCl' thc SllIJL'l'X'lSlU1l uf Hrs. Krcps who is ilu' zulviscr. 'llllL'l'C :WC mm' lxvc-lvc SUl1llUlllUl4Q buys zuul Hu' girls CllI'UllCil in the club. rllllk' lllSlHI'5' club has sllullsml-ml lxxw movies in orclcr In Villwt INQJIICY fm' :L trip which is lu lwc taken in the Sllflllgl QQ mga- Sixty-rn 1 2 T if l 5 V ll 1 .1 Q ...' - .. 43 il , Row 23C Rarnhart. VV. Carson, R. Klinuiek, R. Klanahau. R. Sullivan, li. Dutrow. R. Herzog, A. Forrl C Row 1 Page Sixty-two Yeager, D. Miner, P. Rice, li. Carhaugh. Miss Denkovieh, Miss Good. G. Smith, D. Heuiele, R. Trimmer, li. Garcluer, C. Stahley, S. l33umhaug'li, M. VVarren, S .Shoekey Shank, D. Carson. l.. Kipe, j. Cook, j. Stewart, L. Scott, G. Kauffman, ll. Kauffman. Typing Club The Typing Club, uncler the supervision of Kliss vlanet R. Goocl. meets every Thursclay morning for the purpose of lieeoming familiar with the operation of the typewriter ancl to aequire the ability of typing with aeeuraey aucl speed. The Hrst important factor learnecl was how to acljust the typewriter eorreetly hy use of tahulators. ete.. and then learning' the location of the keys and the right tingers userl when striking them. After this the proeess of typing itself was started. This eluh has provecl to he of great value especially to .Xeaclemie stuclents sinee it is their only opportunity to learn to type ancl can he usefl effectively while in college or other schools of training. Row 3--J. Blurmi, Xl, XYzn'xx'ick. H. Hull. R. XIzn1al1a11. I.. Rlycrs. X. linutt, S. Klclntirc, J. Baylor. F. Stottlc- niyer. C. Ycagcr, li. lY2ll'l'C1l, R. Hess. IJ. Garrct, R. llilflllp. Row Z-ll. Klzisscr, QX. liipe, IC. lll'OXY11, S. Slumckcy. ID. LJZIYSUH, Nl. Mcflcaf. 4X, Hcnclwff, J. Brcacli. J. Gablcr, .X. Klcflain, J. l,cwis. Ron' l Miss XYltl'l'l6'l', l,. Rock. Rl. J. Hull. J. VVisl1:t1'cl. S. lllllllllllllgll. L. lQ11l1i11sm11, C. Klentzcr, S. Gladliill. Rl. Kcssclring, J. liinury. Miss Good. Spectator Tl1c Sizcctatm' is thc 11111110 of our school IlCXYSl5lll3Cl' which lizts been issued rcgnlztrly since it was stztrtcrl in 11135. 'lille cclitoriztl stall is ll YUllIlllZlI'j' groin: of jnniwrs Zlllil seniors who take special intcrcst in w1'iti11g' tlic ztrticlcs for thc pznzcr. Rclmorts of the schools activi- ties, sncli as tlic ncxrs of clubs. gznncs. clztss plays. itsscinlily lJI'Ugl'EllllS. Qntcrtztin- nlcnts, ztttcnclztncc. :intl l11111ur rolls :ure inclnclerl i11 thc 2lI'llClCS, 'lllic lmnsincss stztfl' tztkcs cure of ztsscnilmling tltc zlclvcrtiseincnts. tlic circu- lation of thc paper. ztnrl 111z111:1,gi11g the l:ll1Z1llCCS. 'lllic typing' stnif tztlics cztrc of thc typing' of all ztrticlcs. The Spcctzttm- is sinicrviscml by Miss lxvlllllfl' 111111 Kliss Cowl. lt is priiitccl by tllc liecurcl llerulcl lllllDllSlllllQ' Ctllllpilllj' of XY:1y11cslm1'o. agc Sixty-tl1 ,1 11 1 ff, 5 11 'C 1 inf, Q 111111 2-11. 1N1IlL'1J111'l', 11. 11:11'11:111g11, lf. 112l1iL'l', if SI1Ul1111'11y, 1', 1Z111'11f, lf. XYZi.l'l'L'll. C. 1.L'Il1lZlI'l'. li. 11111111 I J I 111111' 1-1. 11101: 'li x1K'C1i'?l1-, 19. N11I1 I', 11. 1,1l11I1l21l1. Miss 11Uy1'k'. X. 111111-, tl. 111111, G. '111'1'sS11'l'. 11, 1111111 Boy's Home E11 Club 1 1 . . , . . . . . 1111- 11111' s 11111110 131: Q1ll11 15 11121110 1111 111 Il 1111111011 11111111101' 111 11111's 111111 11':11'11 111 1111 S11111111' 1'1111111'1'1' 111111 S111110 112111111g. S11011 21s 1110s. 011111111-s, 211111 111111-s. 111 1110 5611111111 1121114 111- 1110 11'1'111 11111' 11'211'11 111 SC11' 1111 1111111111s, 111111' 111 C211 111 111111111' 211111 ll12l1111L'1'S 11101' S111111111 11s0 1111011 11111 11'1111 21 112110 ELS 11'1'11 ILS 1111150 118011 21111111111 1110 11111110. ,11111'S1' 211111 11111011 11011111111 1111115 211'1- 1IlllQ'11T 111 1110111 111' 1111- 11111111' 1C1'. 10211111-r. Miss 11Uf'L'1'. Sixty-111111' gi Fl E F5 4, ii--A -.,.. Row 3--R. Flory. R. Hcss, VV. Sanders. P. Sprcnkle, lf, VlY2ll'l'03ll, -l. Baylor. l.. VX'f3z1g'lCy, ID. limms. G. Baker, H. Harlmugh, H. XYill1iclc, E, SL-asc. H. Zimmerman. Mr. Hartz. Row Z-H. Hriclgcrs, A. liipc. R. King. ll. Roycr. XV. McClQaf. F, Hn-lfrick, R. Crouse. L. Myers, lf. Slliudle- clcckcr, C. Pentz. Row l-nl. Hnrlmauglm, Rl. nl. CHVSUII, li. Czlrsfm. Y. Slmnk. ll. Hzlppcl, H. llclautcr. Varsity Club OFFICERS 1D7'I.'SlCl'UIZf-l4CC Xlfeagley l'1'4'0-f'1'0.vz'c1v11ffl7recl Helfrick St't'l'CftIl'-X'-fhlC2111 I lzlrlwzulglm T1'01z.r111'U1'fRiclmrcl Cruusc f1dT'l.SC7'-Alf. Mzlrtz 'llhc Ynrsity Club is mzule up of boys :mal girls whfr have ezrrucd letters in Varsity spurts zmcl clesirc to join the urg'zu1iZ:1ti011. 'llllc club :kills in l'll12lllClllQ our ilxtwscllolzlstiu zltlllc-lic p1'oQ'r:1111s zmrl pro- scms zlwzlrcl swezltcrs to all scuior mcmlmers of thc Club. age Sixty-l l Row Z-M. liessclring, M. J. Funk, B. Clark, G. Bnrcker, J. Rock, J. Carhaugh. Row 1-l. Rccarfl, Miss XYitnier, J. Breach. G Sixty-six Librarians Bliss Xlitnicr, Faculty Librarizm These girls are student lihrztrizins who volniitcercml to he responsible for the cure of thc library during' the vzirions pcriucls of the day. They sign out and rc- turn thc czircls to thc books :is well as keep the hook shelves and iiles in orclcr. They collect clues zinrl notify stnilcnts uf ovcrilnc hooks. These liln':n'iznis. if faithful tu their work for at ycztr, will receivc a scliool scrvicc award. Activity 3 fqtllllff SCl'Z'f7fII1'l7 IeCLldl'lILLf vfiglzf S01 z'1'6c Snaps W 7 Y Y 7 l,l.t lgtIkf1lKQ L'r11fl4'.xfc111!.v 4 ll Yi1I1Il'l'A' Pagv Sixty-sox LH 4:21.21 'Senior Class I31ay 111111113' 1111114 ... .... .. 142l.II11JCl'f Klyclw 1 11111 '11111111111s1111 .... H2ll'X'L'j' 131111511-1'f X111 051121111 .... .. XYi11i:1111 R1111i11w1111 X12111g11 1111l'l1S ...,..,,., .,,.. X 'i11121 811211111 Xllllt 1'111L'I1 '11111111111s1111 ., 1311115 131tt1'11gc1' 1,'I1C1L' 1,2111 T111111 ...., XX'i11i21111 G1-111'g1' cggy XY1'st1i1'111 ..., . .. S111l'1L'j' x1t'C1Zl11l Xlrs. 1311121110 Sl1lyT1lL' ,. .... Vlllllt' 1121111111- 1111111111-5 1J111'21111' ..,. .. -1111111 1211111111 1 2lf1j' X12lL'13C111 ... ,. . . ... 1'1511'11f1 111'4JXX11 X11'l.J2111i111 ..,,.. ..,,.,,........., D 1111111 XYis11:11'11 1111111111-iw . 11121i1j'N 11111, N12ll'j' .12111c L'211x1111 '1111c S11111' 00111011111 21111111111 5111111111 r1111111i. NY1141 11111-111111 Zl 111111 111 21 tcrrihc 11l1l'l'f 111 111'11x'1- 111 hib g'11111'1'1111s 1'11c11- 131111 111211 his 1111111111151 1'11c1'11s f111' 11111 S11l1lN11.t 111-11111111118 111111-Qxis11-111 11111111 11:1x'11 111-1-11 -i11s1i1i1111. 'l'11121111g'11 111isg'111111111 s1'11c111i11g. 1111011 i11111211i1111 111'1111's 2111111':11'1111. 1111111I.1111'111, 1111-11 111'L'55Cl111N W111111111. 211111 111CU111e1' his girl fl'1Cl111, x12l11g1'L'. 11111 this 11215 11l11f' 1111- 1111g'i1111i11g, 1111' 1'eggy 1121111011 111 sec 11111. 211111 11111 XYZIS1111011111lC1l1'111L'S, .Xl1l11 1f111-11 XY1l5 1161111111111 11l11'1'6S1L'11 111 L1llC1C 132111. 11111 S11 was Mrs. 1711111110 5111111111 211111 11111' sistcr. 11ll131J1L'S. 1,2l115' Xl21c111'111 211111 111111' x1L'1,2l11lL'1 2111111-11 111111111 111 1111- 1111111111' 111 1111' 1112111 ,X111-11111-11 111111 IlS111CL'111l1 lC1k'1'S 111111-C11l'11 01:1-1119 s121g11 111 '1111'111111' 111 111-1111 111111105 11111 11I'i11L'.H unix 'ffl if f was :1Q 2'1 - FMF f ff ' es ' Q N , X 1 v lki ,mgggtakgfssg i e f , Q, Ass sf A is 1 ,llxy sayin? L . is if-l , 51 1, XR QV , ' 4 A Z gi ,AL Scenes from Class Play ul-iere Come The Brides .. as 5- '35 5' sf.: iii:-' f 'fl -.ae :Em 1 iz 'vii' V , A ', I ' Page Sixty-uim I ..Q.Ql.......... -4. 5 i , I - cs A A x Q. Q A .. . Huw limi' Huw Ron JUNIOR .-XND SENIOR DANCING CLUB RIIZKIIZICRS G. VVallccr, I . Helfrick, G. Lulnnan, E. Wlarrcn. R. lineppcr, J. Raylwr. H. Harhaugh, P. Sprcnkle, VV. McCluaf, IQ. Crouse. I.. Nlycrs. XY. Gcorgc. XY. Rolvinsnn. IQ. Hess, IJ. Pittcngcr. S. Sliuckcy. I.. XYcag'lcy. J. Galmlcr. .X. Kipc, J. Ilrcach. S. VYar- l n ' ' ' wick, IJ. Iinutt, R. Sanders, .X. MCC ai . C. Hardman, l,. lxuhinson. lx. King, J .lxock, H. Zinnncrman, Ii. Sinnncrs. J. Iuinury, Xl. J. Carson, Y. liinley, li. Moser, J. Lewis, J. Ruhinson, Y. Shank. M. Carson. .X. Fien- clinhf, lu. Clark. H Dclantur, J. Harhaugh, S. McClain, IJ. Shinclledcckcr, J. llllffllllilll, C. Nlcntm-r, Rliss Denkovich. I-D. Happcl, I. Rccard, li. llrnwn, D. Carson. M. MCCIL-af. IJ. Ycrdicr. J. lizwr, H, Roycr, S. Hcnicle. C. Chen. J. XYisl1zxrcl. S, Glaclhill, NI. Racr. l,. Rm-lc. Dancmg Club O Iilil C ERS: l , , l1'v.vizlvr1i- Al'lZll'1llCl lxoycr I'in'-l'1'r.ridm1I-V-C1instance Clin-n .S'vr1'cf111'yf,l4mn llacr I 'l41'm1.r111'1'1'fSl1irlcy Hcniclc . llI'T'lSl'I'+NllSS llcnlcovich 'Illia dancing cluh, urganized to teach hoys and girls tu dance, is cmnpusccl of all classes. Its meetings are held thc hrst and third Munday of thc month. liach person in the Cluh is expected to pay his duus which are 10 cents a month. On Ilcceniher lfvth, a semi-formal dance was hold in the high scliuul auclitoriuni. 'llhis ycar the cluh had an cnrollnicnt uf 1-19. cgmmenqa Cmb OFFICERS : l'rvsidv11I-4-Stanley Mclntirc l I'irv-Pl'vsiz1'l'l1 I-llorutliy Ii cclclcr gc Scvuiily Sm'1'vfa1'y-XVilliani Carson 'l'1'frzs111'v1'-NYar1'c1i McClcaI .lcfvisfrs-Bliss Dcnknvicli. Bliss Gopal .-Xll the Commercial pupils of thc scliuol arc wclcnmic to join thc clnlm, It has almost lllll per cunt. incmherslnp. 'llhc purpose of thc club is for the nicmhers tu visit luusiness ylurcs and see how tlwy up:-rate. 'lllicy also lcarn how l3llS1llCSS niaclnncs arc operate-cl and anything cm1vci'liii1g hnsinl-ss. 'llhis clnlv also brings tln- Cnnnncrcial students closer tcw'ctl1c1'. ZH Rim Row Ron lliixx' FRIQSHMAN .XXII SOPHOMORIQ IJ.-XNCTNG CLUB MEMBERS -um x '. N'islizi.i'cl. R. Koons, R. Manahan, li. Flegel. G. Tallent, M. Kinley, li. Dutrow. A. Smith, D. john- son. IZ. Stzihley. ,l. Hztrtman. O. Schilling. T. Hgirclnian, R, Barlup, H. XYitmer. j. Dick. 3 C. Davis. C. Dick, G. Moser, R. Mztrshzxll, R. Trimmer. M. Rarnliart. J. Knott, P. Hztrhaugh, bl. Smith, ,l. Sense. I.. Hess. M. XYarwiek, S. McClain. 2 Xli . 'ss lkenlmvicli, XY. Carson, J. Robinson, .-X. Siiowlierger, D. Hcnicle, J. Crouse, P. Scott, E. Sheelcy. P. Hztrhzmgli. li. Frank, D. Starliper, lf. Scott. M, Pctry. F. Patterson. M. Barnhart. M. Ross, P. Hon- otlel. W. Bzirlnp. '. ftzihley. R. llzirhznigli, IJ. Batstin. ,I. Smith. M. Speilmzm. C. Mclienclrick, P. Rumbaugh. K. Gzirtlner. 1--Q S IJ. Gsell. .I. Curling, C. Smith, ul. Stahley, l.. Scott. D. Zearfoss. Girls Shop Club The Girls Shop Chili was reorganized again this year. The purpose of this cluh was to teach the girls simple carpentry. The eluh met every second :incl fourth Thursclay of the month. The supervisor for this chili was Mr. Hess, the zigricultnrc tezieher. This elnh enrolled the following: lfstella lh-owii, Ilolores Hzippel. Irene Recarcl. Sarah l,ohnizm. :incl xlezm Robinson. Bowling Club The Bowling Cluh meets every Sziturclny afternoon at the X'Vayneslioru Recreation Center. There are six tezims with toni' on each team. Team Captains: Paul Ilurns. .Xrlene McClain. Ilenjzimin Moucly, l':llXY2ll'tl VYarren, llzirry llztrhip, :incl ,lozin XYisliz1rtl. Page Seventy-oiie 1 K f 15 , 5 x f ff ' Nj-1, , X 'X JA .1 ' 5 . -14 J f- Q F '. -A P ,f- Ak K ,.. 1 x. F xx ff, 1 -, I , f ' X z Vvfiven The 51m flaw!-law ' yrfjkf glam 53 Was - If fb'JIf5 Fang . W. -5 f P X 1. 35, nm gun Take' CT'haf Hruisi ug Fulfb1clclffdFnick M f 9 ce I eff gf? fu :fax A J ' a M . sa lf' L Q Q Ng Q, - I Ei i if . 'X if 05 Q32 Hx N rua One ma, 1 -un Kham, kfeagle Q W? Q S f H' x 15 er E as dvsl' cam To bvdflj-P When Slaefa ?.3Jg,'pj A 7.,'Qgt' ,Q-N65 X 4 ATHLETICS K If I A 4 Q W1 w Q 5 . 5 Zag .-1 U E 5 ,, gg , J 2 A lf 7 s l - i 3 1 1 lf 5 5. E s X file. 5 Q 'i we 3 . as 5 c Seventy-ft Row Zell Harhangh, S. Lohman. Row l-ll. Clark. J. Sease, G. Shank. l,. Ruhinstm, S. McClain, M. Carson. Cheerleaders tlljmlill-S. l.ohman. .-ld'Z'i.ft'1'flliss Good Unr 8 Cheerleaclers have really been snppurting the football team and tl1e hasketball teams this year. The Cheerleaclers of 1949 are practicing' cart-wheels ancl a nnmher of new cheers with their motions. Each cheerleatler has her uwn tnegaplmne which is usecl at all the gjames. Cheerleaders unttits consist of gray skirts ancl maroon sweaters. except the captain who wears a gray sweater ancl inaruun skirt with gray inset pleats. .Xfter two years of attendance at every home game anrl as many away games as pussilmle every cheerleacler receives her letter to keep. We have three school stmgs ancl I5 cheers. vw, Q LTO? ii? .A Row 1-KI. rl. Czuxmi, Y. Shilllk. ll. Happcl. ID. Iiuutt. WI. Haw, II. SZIIICTCFS, S. XYarwick. Row 1- M11 Hartz, S. Hcniclc, R. Ile-lzuiter, R. T'TZll'bZillg2,'T1, nl. Hzwlmaiigli, L. Hows, j. XYisliz11'd. xi2ll1Z151'L'l'. IJ, Ki-cklci' fabscnth. ' l Girls Baskefball Team This scnsun thc Girls lizisketlmall Team played nine scliccliilcml and two prac- tice gzuncs. The tcam won uiiic games :md lost Smitlislmrg' illomcj . .Xlumni fx I lomcj .... Scotlzmcl 4 llomej . . . Smitlisburg' f.XXYZ1yJ . . T.CIU21SI61'S Q,Xxx'zLy'J . .. XYZlj'1lL'STJOI'O Q Ilomc T3 . . Greeiiczislle Cmkwayy .. Scotlzlild L .Xwzlyb .... XYZ1yIlQST3Ul'U 1 .Xwzlyb . . l.c1uz1s1c1's illumcb .. fiI'QC1lC2lSTiC Cllmm-3 .. YTUTUIISXII-f Olhfdllfllf Zlj 30 30 37 2.2 IU 15 3-T ll 27 lfm Page Seventy-1 5? fi 2 t 'R Pagc Scvcllty-aix Row Z- NIV. Klztrtz, ll. XX1lh1dc. ,l. Bzxyltrr. lt. XX2ll'I'L'l1, lt, Rlmun. Klgtnzzgclt Rmx' 1- NX. Szt11c1c1's, IJ. Ilzttmu. I,. Klyws, I.. XX czzglcy, I . Ht-h'1'ick, C, Pcntz. R. Rlfflcaf tzth ' svntl. Boys' Varsity Basketball Team The Xxvltillillwtttll 'I14lXX'l1Slli 1 llztskcthnh 'lxczuh hurl unc of its zmwcst scztsmls 5 tm rcoml. .Xltlnmttglu thc tm-tmtlwrs hzul spot-tl. thcy were hlclcihg' in height: :mc their itlllltililf' to twmtml thc hzmk lmxml C4rlltZlCil with ittztcvttrzttc pztssing' Cust thuh lll2ll1f'ilk'fClllS. XX'z1y11csIJom . Smitltslmrg . . . XY21f'llCS1JUl'lJ .. Iliglelwillc . .. .xlllllllli .. Scotlzthcl .... Sl1liIllSlJt1l'Q' . . Xlcrccrshttrg' . . l,c1hz1stcrs . f1l'CCl1l'ZLSIlL' .. SL'0fl2l1lfl ..... KICC1 nmellshurg N I C1'CCTS!IJlll'gQ' . I,umz1sters .... NIcC4muc1lsImrg f3I'CC1lL'2lSllL' . . . lliglt-1'x'ille . . . PRES Ol' THE Cf llllfb' 'l'n7t'11.vf11'fv Oftfmlzvnt A '7 -15 .27 18 . lc, 71 - 3-L 45 33 45 . I I 50 - 33 44 33 JS - 23 33 .ZI 50 . 24 82 . 34 67 . 24 63 - -34 55 . 39 50 33 41 - 33 al ff. . s l l . 5 2 l rr Row Z- VI. Small. ll. lYhitmore, R. lfitz. G. Lohmzm. li. Halter, R. Koons. XY, XYisl1arcl. Mr. Martz. Row l li. Shincllemleelcer, R. Flory. R. Klnrflorf. IJ, Smith, P. Rive, li. llloom. Mznrzlger. Jumor Varsity Squad The Nlnnior Yarsity Sqnzul, composed mostly of freshmen zmcl sophomores, lJl2lf'Cll Z1 very ereclitahle type of lmzlslcetlmll this season. The games were very ex- eiti 10' throuffhont the season zmcl often the Hnzrl score was very close. lb h .Xlthough they won only two games out of thirteen. the team showed excel- lent sportsmanship and promise for future years. The Scores 2 xY2lyllCSlJ0l'0 .. Srnithsbnrg . , V Xlvzryneshoro .. Iligleryille .. Smitlrsbnrg . . Xlereerslmrg . Lenmsters ..... XleConnellshnrg .. Klereershnrg . . . . Lemzrsters ..... XlCfonlrellsllnrg . liigleryille ...... Totelzsfzifv Ofvpoazmzf . ll 65 . Z4 20 7 59 . 14 IQ 26 32 25 27 - 27 37 2o 30 26 33 ZI 32 JI 22 3' 30 Page Seventy-seven R1111' 3-12. 15111111111. 12. 311156, lf. XYa1 :'1-11, E. S1111lf11QCkk C1 ll f 111111111 H X 1 11111111 R. Sullivan. R1111' 2-VY. Ge111'g1'. 111a11:1ger. H. Zi111111c1'1111111 11 '111 x111 X1111x VX N11 Cd 7 H. 151'i11gc1's, 11. 1 1111'y, P. S1J1'Cll1i1E. Raw 11 R1111' 1fH. Roycr, R. Hcss. C. Peutz. 1.. VX Lag Q1 11 C111 5 H11f11111 V1 Qa11111s Baker. Fo orball .Xftcr five years. VVz1s11111g11111 '11111111s11111 111011 Q11111111 11111111111 111 the 11111 11-1111 111 11348. The Sez1s1111 11'z1s 11111 11111 s 11111011 11111 r1,g111 111 1111111111Q 11111 116 1 1111115 112111 11111 211111 1621111011 111111111 11:1sQ11z111 Q11JZlL'11 -11111 R1Zl1'1Z 111-s1-1'1'cs 111l1C11 1111111 111111116 111 11111 11111111e1s 111111 111 111 cx11c1'ie11cc11 tez1111. NYC 112111 Zl sc11c11.11e 1,11 L1J'11t Il 111s 1111111111 11111 11111 11 111 mx Page S1'1'c111y-cig11t Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov, Nov. 20 Frederick 1111111101 East 116l'11I1 1.-X11'z1yJ New 11111111111:1c111 1.1 11ig1e1'Vi11e 1A11'z1y1 Quincy 1 1111111111 . . East 11611111 1111111161 SC11t1z11111 1111111161 . 1.i111cs11111'11 1 A111111 X aa Row -l--li. Baker, R. Xlefleaf, G. Baker. Klr. Martz, Row 3-VI. Rock, H. liiifliitllgll. R. Blcfleaf, li. Seasc Row 2-I.. XYcagley, C, Pentz. P. Sprenkle, C. Burgess. H. llriclgers, Row l- VR. llemler. Mgr., l,. Myers. Rl 1 Ret urning to the mliainoncl after two years absence XY. T. ll. S. played a ruggerl sixteen game scheclule in the spring of '48 Entered in the eight teain Franklin County League, Township playecl four- teen league games and two 11011-ICHQTIC tilts. Although they climln't win too many games. the boys gained a worlcl of experience which will be very helpful because most of the squad will be back for the Q40 season. NYitl1 a bit of improveinent in the inlielcl we hope to make a inuch better showing in tl1e lCZlQ'l1C this season. .Xpr, 9 Apr. 16 Apr. IQ .Xpr, .20 Xpr. Z3 .Xpr. 29 May 4 Klay 0 Nlay 7 May ll Klay I4 May 18 Klay 21 Klax 25 .1 XYash Xlvash XYash XX asl1 XX ash XX ash lliash XX ash XYash XX asl1. XX ash XX ash. XX asl1 Wiash Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp Twp. 2. T w p Twp Twp. 2. .O, .l, .O. St. Thomas Greencastle l4Clll2lSICl'S Rl ercersburg Xliaynesboro Scotland Scotland Quincy l.e1nasters Greencastle NIC1'CC1'SlJlll'g' XYZlj'IlCSlDf 11-0 Quincy Scotland Player. Pos. XYeagley. p . . . Sprenkle, lf .. l'entz. c .... R. XleCleaf, c Sease. cf .... XYhite. ss ., lX100llS,3lJ ,.. llurgess. Ib lfigcnbrofle. rf llurns. lt .... llriclgers. 2b . . ll. llarbaugli. ss I l. l larbaugh. p R. KIcCleaf. rf G. llalcer. p .. Sites. 2b .... JB. H 41 2-l 45 fr 30 lfr 41 33 33 30 28 ll fs 5 -l 1 its Pct. 0 -465 U -375 5 -333 2 -333 Q .250 4 .250 0 .244 8 .242 5 .156 4 -ISS 3 .107 1 .083 0 .0011 O .Of JU o .ooo o .01 10 Pagt Sutnty lllll Page Eighty Row Z-H. Kipe, E. NVarren, H. Royer, F. Helfrick, H. Harbaugh, j. Baylor, R. Flory. Row l-R. Sullivan, P. Sprenkle, L. VVeagley, L. Myers, C. Pentz, A. Kipe. Track Team This is the track team of 1948. The team had a fairly successful year, win- ning one meet and losing two. Some of the members made very good showing at the Shippensburg State Teachers College Invitation Meet and at the Lancaster District H1 l'.I.A.A. semi-hnals for Penn State. The team scored 4.3 points at the Shippensbnrg State Teachers College Meet and one point at the Penn State, semi-Finals at Lancaster. The Relay Team- Croft Ventz, Herb Harbaugh, Lambert Myers, Fred Helfrick-broke the record for the 4X5 mile relay at the Franklin County Meet running in 2156. The record was formerly held by Scotland, 2 :58.8. SCORES Franklin County Meet Xlashington Twp. 59 V2 Scotland 78 V2 Lemasters 2 Hagerstown Meet XN'ashington Twp. 52 Hagerstown I I. S. Q0 lliglerville Meet xxY2lSl1lllg't0l1 Twp. 73W lliglerville . 63W Gordon do ' t 5-xxsu.. 'Gy NK V, ,, , calf SAM' .. , ,t.,,,, ,qgivzr 4, ,gnu .- Q -3 ' Y-va-lr dp, - - . M5 Q- 'CL M Y? - V G x tg, U I :I V3:gQRi2'cc:...-2:9 k-f- 'Q my ' -fx V41 TL.: I N ' I Q 'Civ' if-Sglrsqy , 3331- il , xs 1 1- - 5 ff- 4 , ., Lk 'ant M. -flag fn 'f.. 4 v- fmt. 1,-all? Q Q Q-vu 2 L., his tv X,-I-9 :f ' -zjii 9 g 55 I rw- aff ,-v-' - -,li ,, .li1lii. 4- , - ' f m-Q Qerwcigna-TX ,Laffy -L fa. Qwest-1 ,ff V ,'7 f x aux ., , to ck K696 X :'XX:.5Sih,s'C.q,, 3 OC 'KQ5 ramklgggd W QX ..... ' ' K K f WSU-kiss, 2,92 ' Y' J Ofc 6 -fi 232- -Su, .- - 'ST 1 6 Ckod. 62,0 6 0655 ' C2 fi ce' Wi h r J? Xb! Q ,'Y .n F tg .-- .. it i X ig N ' G L' - K E Y- A-KX fx, Q! N E N W ii 1h f X 5- ' 'ff' W-sw ----' '42 i'j- W5 f .,7'7fff' ,, fx- -f-M-'K - . mgsbwiimih . D ...f.... I ' TVGS. bgrogxuty-Q-.IQEKQ .W XLX AQG 1-,N-xx. wuhkz Y I hawk! QUE! if ffm, If M 0,-ff' j f:..S': '0 - all ff ' f' ii? 13 K A-' S S YN, i ' 'T XX M 4- --- -isasag x T ' .13 .Mfg B f v 3 E11 ba -f-----'61 4, R 3 i- - -. 1 '4 W 1, X , ,fi 4l.,' -- 199-90 . ,.. ..,-, N, 3 -ki F ,fxo ' , f SAW W fr' CEM5-' is Q' -A XL- 995 'ff f f - ,,31'.,: ff Pago Iii H - Page Eighty-two ,Alumni News The Alumni Association of X'Y.T.l l.S. reorganized May 22, 1943. The fol- lowing' officers were electecl: l'resiclentfMilton Rockwell: Yice-llresiclent-Ezra Fitz, ,lr.g Secretary- liathryn Martin Seasel Treasurer-Mary .lane llaylor lless. On .Iuly lo, 1948, the olfieers met and appointecl committees to carry on the activities of the year. They were: liilzrzzlvc'-Nai'y 'lane llaylor lless. Chairman: Aniia XYishartl Zocly, Arlene Fox, llonaltl Funk. antl XYalter XYhite. If1lft'l'fUIiIlll1!'lIffF1'ZlllCCS Rodgers Sullivan, Chairman: Lois Shatzer Um- wake, Amy llawbeeker, Isabelle llarlup, Rieharcl Leviek, Corrine XYarren Colton, Fred lleniele. and .Robert Hess. .ll011zZ1m'.v111'p-hl. M. llfmnebrake. Chairman: Kathryn Martin Sease. anfl XYalter Lohman. Play-Melvin XYest. Chairman: Eva Martin llaer, Hazel Weaver james, Yula Null Shank. Mae Miller. llonalcl liline. Rayburn ll'ilclers. Emmert Miller. Sick-Enola Myers XVarren. During the year we hacl three card parties which were well attended and a basketball game was helcl in january between the Alumni and the Alma Mater. The Alumni boys were victorious ancl the girls went clown in clefeat. The play Aunt Minnie from Minnesota was given in the spring. M'e are planning another Alumni Day early in june. All Alumni members are eligible to play in the games if they haven't been out of school more than three years. RATHRYX MARTIN SEASE, '28, Secretary, ff, I, X, 77 M X ADVERTISING Clomplimcnts ol' Clomplimcms Bonded AppIicaTors, Inc. Of IlooIi11g - Siding P. I. Wentz gl Sons HCI! F enn ry XIHIIIII-2lC'Llll'C1'S ol' Hy'-g'l'2lCIC Pumzxm Chips Insu1'z1m'c Slrzmcl VIIIICZILCI' Bldg. Plume 513-QI , Hzmover, l cunzl. XV:xv11csIml'o, Pcmlzl. 1 Cmnplimcms Clonlplimcnts ol' OI' Q. C. 81 E. M. I-IaWIJaIcer B john UCL-rc Szalcs QQ Service kI2i1'1.IXV2ll'C Supplies Lzlclics YVcz11'i11g ,Xppzlrcl XVZIYIWCSIJOYU, Pcrnuzn. Plume 891 I Q I 1 Iwtx tml' zlgc liighty-Hu: Y.Y QW Means daaify Tluoe MARK ' P ' M ll' 0WEf dfliillg dt' lllefy I - r ' 1 1 We --. 1 FRICK SUPERIOR SAWMILLS f FQ These are built in four sizes, capable of , ' I aff' - - - l -,, . -A024 handling from the smallest Jobs to the biggest 4' , I, A ' Z1 timber operations. The largest Frick saw- mill will produce 25,000 board feet of lumber ' 'V' a day. Frick sawmills are well regarded by ' sawyers and owners throughout the world. FRICK ALL-STEEL THRESHERS 4 'f , . X35-4 I M H f Are made in two sizes, of welded construc- ,'Q,,,,,,,j! , tion, and have the latest improvements and mil?-X gl attachments. The Frick thresher harvests not ,ikR'iljy7.Q:Q51 WsX :I only wheat but also rice, rye, oats, barley, and . 0 ,Q.fQJglXQir .,XQf:5li2?g-X grass seeds. 'til . .-mx XM fl VV I 7 FN! Q: THE FRICK BALER A sturdy, dependable machine capable of handling anything from straw to peanut vines. Driven by a tractor or by its own mounted motor drive. Baling chamber size 16 by 18 x 74'f. .l FRICK PEANUT PICKERS I . . xy H - L Though not a common sight in i ,--J ,Yip Pennsylvania, are doing a big job 'W E . w::a-L-5:-i-i-- harvesting peanuts, 1 to 11: tons an A Ax hour, in the Southern States and ..f,' Q ,Q-.. -ii-f foreign countries. Recently five car- loads of these machines were sent to --.ex M, nr the South African peanut fields. 0' iff: il' ' All Frick power farming and sawmill equipment has back of it ninety-six years of engineering and practical lylllvl experience. J Frick Company also handles the farm machinery Tractors manufactured by the companies whose trade marks are Forage Combmeg' here Shown' Harvesters Etc. se n :AT ,,g, IC-5,5 RUSENTHAL ' T Afhdiak' ...-.-.4 ,v PRODUCTS Corn Husker-Shredders 'i Dehydrators Feffd Mills WAYNESBORO. PA. Also Builders of Air Condition- Farm Machinery Branches ing, Refrigeration and Ice- from Maine to the Gulf. Dis- making Equipment. , A tributors in Foreign Countries. I Page Eighty-six Arrrmufs Dairy Quality Dairy l'1'oclut'ts for 45 years GLASS TAXI Plume 2l XVz1yneslJo1'o, Pu. I Waynesboro Auto Body Works llfrecked Cars Rebuilt Hfheel :mtl Frzune SlI'2ilgl1lCllll1g Uplmlstery and Class Installed Dum Painting 220 South l,Ol0lll2lC Street Colupl iments Audrey F. Sroullor Page lfiglrty-sm tn Page Eighty-eight PEIEEER SHELL SERVICE Shall C asoline - Tire - Bzltlnrxu XCLLSSOIILS 507 L lst NI un Sucet Xllxynesboxo P1 Plmnc la! R cJ0lll1JllIllClllb of GEARHARTS PHARMACY Blue Rldbg Summxt P 1 s llclx lmtx mm lgc Ni I-less Farm Equipment Co. ,'Xl1lll01xlZCll Quincy, Peuna. Ferguson Dealer Ferguson Tractor a nd Ferguson System Implements Plows Cultivzrtors Discs Harrows Corllplzrllters Drills H. Sc li. F. Hess Hzrrclwzrle X Sporting Goods 22 East Main St- YVz1ynesl1o1'o, Pa. has sign' Nillcty-U 4 0 Everythzng - HEDDY KILOWA'l l' DOES Makes living lor you lllllfll easier and better. Ifroni cooking, heating, lighting, freezing, cleaning, washing :incl cooling to the running ol' Ill2lClllllCh that make the thing you want :incl need. And ELECTRICITY IS f CHEAP 1 J I SOUTH PENN POWER COMPANY Congratulzttions and Best XVisl1es to the Class ol '-lil! Mary, Helen and Mae Mary 81 Helen Beauly Shop 22 N. Clumtli St. Wziynesboro, Pu. BECK AND B E N E D I CT uclu ne :md Sportlng C nods P SI-1 ENS 4.1 s - .4 A T H E BQCICS CLEANERS C IL ming and Dyeing, Moth PIOOIIIIS ' XILIHJLIIN St XVINIICSIJOIO P1 Pllolm 'V Conlplimcnls ol WAYNESBCDRCD NEWS ACSENCY lla X11 1115 Clmnplilncnls ol' Cridefs Used Auto Exchange H v ' '- lwn' Iliff Kurs! 121 IIXCII 1'lI1'.S',A'Cf' lnkz' 100-1108 lizist xlilill Street XVnyncslm1'o, l' Ray I.. QIZILQCD fll'illCl' XV. 0. Spzumglcr XV. O. SlJ2lllg'lCl', J1 CASLCDN PRESS f lismublislmcd in 1000 f Ilislinctlive I'rinLing Xvzlyncslmm, PClll1SylYllIli2l Ninety-fn Raw, Clollrlcsy ol' I.. M. BARLUP Pz1st61111i1ccl, 211141 Hmllogcllifcd Nlillc Alilk fm' l11f1111t.s' ll S17e'?!'fIllfy CONGRATULATIONS AND ISES1' VVISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1949 'IQHE RECORD IIERALD PUBLISHERS - PRIN'1'1cRs YVAYNFISIZO RO. PENNSYLVANIA If 111115 11111' lDfI?1l.SIII'I' in l1f11'1f z11o1'kff1l with ilu' Mull 111111 Ad1f1.s1f1'.s' of lllr' 1949 IVKIXIUIIII-Klll fll flflllllg H11 1'1'1'11l1'11g', Blkllllll-Ilg fllllf EIIgJ'lll fI1g' of 1111.5 A1171 Compliments of MCCLAINS DINER 8, :if nr liig-, '1'rz1c:cy Corners Blue Ridge Summit, Penna. Page Ninety-six Complimcms ul' TRAC EYS Tracey Corners, Pu. K' Y U11 FCDX MOBIL SERVICE li1'1'f1nrfl O. lfox, l'rnfJ. MOBIL TIRES - BA'l'Tli1flli.S' - ACf,'E,S'.S'O1illi.S' Sunshine 'I'1'z1il at R0llfCl'Yil1C, Vu. Phonc SJOLR-2-1 For your c'onvcnicn4'c, Open cvcry clay ol' thc yczng NVQ know no ll0lid2lyS UNICDN EMBLEM CGMPANY High School and Fl'1llCl'llilf' -Icwclry Felt Goods und CXDIIIIIICIICCIIICIII Stznlioncry Pzillnym, Pennsylvznlizi lwrlkers of 1'lr1.s.s' rings for r'I11.s'.s'm lf!-Wiflhil P- H. Nissley, Nlznlugcl' Page Ninety-eight COIIIIJHIIICIIIS of SNOWBERGERS RADICD SERVICE C., ln. .Xll,I'.S' J .Sm fzcc I FU 1 Xl un SL l,llOl1L 1010 XV lxnmlxom Peuui 11K'lj'--Ililll Compliments of J gl I. Novelty Co. .luck SQ Louis Krzimel' Phone 852 XVzxyncsboro, Pu. H.11.'hL.' Uncle Duclley's 72 Iiast Main St, XV:iyncsIJoro, l':i. Ccmgrzllulzitions to Class ol '49 Citizens National Bank ancl Trust Company XVZIYIICSIDOTO, Pu. Mcinlncr of Ifcclcrzil Dcposim lusurzmrc Corp. Member ol' lfcclcml Rcscrvc System Cloinpliim-ills ol' C. R. Pryor Sunoco Service XX zum' llriglils, Pri. arg 14 Happels Flowers Flmvcrs lm' ull ocrzuimls l XX'z1y12c lflviglus Phone lfilll tp 1 ' Q HY,-H' IT WITH 1 1,0lI'lfIfS'y Cmnplimcnls Trail Inn and Motel Sw ill Rccl Run Illllillllg in SUIIIIIICI' Q of ECQNQMY Cut Rate Stores I'zn'k lcv Skating in thc- xYillll'lk I 222 NVQSL Hain Strcct llCSl2llll'lllll 86 EQ Clorncr ol' Second X Potonmc' Strccts Soda l'.OllllI.2liIl Scrvifc XVZIYIICSIDOYO, Pcnnn. I l V - - A.. . Refreshlng ,lk l will , M' s 'll novnin UNDER Aurnlollrv or 'mi COCA-COlA COMPANY nv X, ' Y f 1I2lgL'l'StfJiNVl1 Coca-Cola Bottling NV01'ks, lnc. W' 1 l ' fl Pago Um llumlxul Um To The CIASS af 1949 HEARTIEST CCDNGRATULATICDNS and BEST WISHES n from Landis Machine Company MCDCDWELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CCD. 23-29 South wviillllll Phonic- l223 Xv2lYl1CSiJ0l'0, Pa- ciUlllIllCl'l'i2ll f lIlllllSll'i2ll Farm v Home Waynesboro Elecrric Company Corner Xlziin :md PUIOIIIZIL' 1flc'c'li'ic' ci0llU'2H'lOlx5 :md .Xppliziiifcs Lloinpliincnts ol' il JESSE M. BAER Coal and Fuel Oil Phom- H788 Waynesboro Bowling Center Bowl for Health and Fun at the Bowling Center lizisl Xlziin Strccl Plioricr 9915! IJ. XVillzml Smith Page Om- Humlrvc lJCiT0l'2lIl0llS - : - Novelties Mc-QL Your lfricncls lor Holidays :md Special clK'C'2lSlOllS at I SCHAEFFER5 NEWBERRYS XV:ayncslJoro, Pu. T506 XV. Nlzxin SL. Pllonc 653 . . M1 k 1 I' fl0IIg1'2lllIl2lll0llS Lo the Class ol lflllfl I els 0 lligll Graulc lu' Clrcmn loc Cream Bricks an Specialty I Funk s Drug Store J - Oysters in Season - Phone 196 ufuvncsboro PH- Phone 4107 North cllllllfll XV11ymfslmoro, l'cnnsylv:mi:n lunclrwl Four TEXAS LUNCH 83 NV. Hain St. A Good Plan' In Ent Phone 1270 DoTTie's Beauty Salon 8 North Potomzu' St. xV1lyllCSlJ0l'U, Pu. Ilurutlmx' YL-zuklc' LEAMAINVS Seed and Home Furnishing Stores XV. Main 215 XV. Main XVZIYHCSIDOFO, Pa. MI I.I.ER'S Furniture - Floor clOVCIlll.1S Radios - .Xpplizulccs I 139 NV. Malin SL. xV2lyIlCSlJ0l'O, Pu. I I Pilgx' Om' Hlmfll THE GGOD LUMBER CCDMPANY C Lnu ll cflllll nuns and IHUIIKILIS Home nf 131111111114 'Vezrls QJIIIIIKX P1 clOlllIJliIIlCIllS 01 1 KATI-IRYINVS BEAUTY SALON L- l 1 1 Om- Hunclrul S XVZIYIIC Heights P1 Phonu I 741' Clonlplimcnts of Baker and Minnich Pharmacy l'1'csr'1'iptions COllll10llllCl6ll 52 XV. Hain SL. xV2lyllCSIJ0l'0, l'n Unique Resfauranf Never Rzitionccl in Quality Arfzide Bldg. X'V:1yneslxn'o, Pa Rc-all Home Cooking' Roy E. Friedly IllSlll'2lllC'C Service PIIUIIC 1382 rxl'C'2illC Lolmln XVz1yl1CslJo1'o, Pa. Best XVisl1cs from Walter Y. Grove Pam' Um H1111 llul N x Il Clrnmgruuxlations to thc Class ol' 1949 lJlH'fl'llI'f1lVc .S', Kodak, 1:2111 C'rm1n1f'rr'i11l I'l1nI0grr1pl1y MARTIIXVS SERVICE CENTER E Plume 712--I fionzlywn' 'l'1'Hf.s', 'l'11I11's, Bnllf'rf'es, and Al'I'6'.S'.YflT1vf?.Y l zn'm at '111'2lK'l0I' Tire Rcczlpping Done xvilhill 241 Hours QUPCN-1Icmel'-'I'1'ez1dj lu- Humlrccl Iii Blue and Gold 16 N. Church Szmclwiclmcs, Sodzxs, Sunclucs Hot Chocolzltc H'l1ffra gona' fAl'II'lII1.S mer! Open from 7:30 A- Nl. to 12 P. NI. suml:1y7:o0 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. llollgrzluzlauions to Class oi' ISHS! Conlplimems of Waynesboro Auto Parts l'f1'm'yll1irlg' xfI1f1Hll0lf7'1f stil XX Xlam fn XN'.ax'neslro1m, I Compliments ol BARE'S SERVICE CENTER R0lllCl'YlllC, PCl1I1SylV2llll2l S1012 rl! Iliff l'f.s'.w1 .Ylrgll NABCII Coin Machine Co. NVl11'liucr l'l1ouog1'z1pl1s cverythiug iu coin lll2lClllllCh XVISHES YOU .X SUCQCLSSFITI. Fll'I'llR1i Rczu' ol' 7 South l,Ol0l1l2li'Sl. XV2lyllCSlJOl'O, Pu. Phono Ili-l ol' -I90 ask lor BCH, ,Xuyllming you mum XVl1cu you XYZIHI it VVc mczm f Building Material Waynesboro Planing Mill Co., Inc. EMMERT D. l-ICDEEMANS GARAGE Czullllzxf, Dodge, Plymoutll czuw zuul Dodge 'lll'lllEl4S Body llllil liflulcl' l'L'IJ2lll' Phonc 327 XVz1yucslJoro, Pu. Uml lluuclrucl 'l'cn Cmmgmtlllations :md Best XVishcs to the Class ol' ISHS! THE ESSEX STUDIG XVZIYIICSIJOTO, PCllllSylV2llli2l Tift li. Main SL. Phcmc QUIIR Eirst National Bank and Trust Co. XVZIXIICSIXJIEU, Pcllllaylvzuliu f.'OJlJIIiRClz-11. -',- X,-IVIXGS f'f 'I'lfl'STS NICIIIIICI' ul' l cclc1'zlI llcpmit lnsul':lm'c Corp. l c'clcrz1l Rc'sc'1'x'n' lizmk Pzlgv Om- H1 uulrw I F Wolf!! Q mollawn .sletviny for Titan enetations . H. KING IJisl1'iImln1xol' A 'If 4 +64 , lqp J 4' ', 2 ll' z . 9 S ju 5' V QM MBE l Crzzzfwlimlfry. IJIIIXW' Ijmdllrlx 111111 .S'2bf'r'i11lIi1f.s' XVl10lc'sz1Ic Only 211 1 I L. C. 'l'l1i1-nl SIVCCI I XX INIICSIJOIU l'c'11nsx'lv'n1i'z ' . 4 1 Plmm' P1551 drcd 'Vu L-lu' C omplunulls ol R. KEFAUVER Plumbing and Heating 1 XVith hcsl wishes to thc Boys X Girls ol' Wzisliiiigton Towiisliip High School John M. Dolan Your I i'fm1r1'ly lforrl Ilwilffr Phoiic Tlli XVziyiicshoi'o, l':i. l I Compliments of The First National Banlc ot Blue Ridge Summit Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Oi'grn11'zr'f1 1922 Mcmhci' ol' Thi' Fffclerail Deposit lllSlll'2ll1f'C Clorporzitioii 1- Om' Huiiclrccl lfourtu-it Rzulim l'lmnogl'z1p Cami lilectric Sc'o1'clJozmls lizlskctlmzlll :incl Footlmzlll and Electric: P1'ocluc'ts OARDENI-TOUR MANUFACTURING CO. XVZIYIICSIIOYO, PCIIIISYIVZIIITZI l'l1c best on Records BOB MILLER'S RECORD SI-IOP XVZIYHCSIJOIAO, Pelmsylvznlizx hs K. CS. POTTER AGENCY lnsurzmcc QF 'I'rz1vcl F49 lizlst Main St. X'Vzly11cslmom, Pcnnsylvzmizn owerfi Hermzm YV. liifllllolz The Floral Art Shoppe l lcm'c1'pI1m1c' 2025-.I I':1gcUnc Pill!1KlIkfl I1I1 an II fmxx ':11'cI li. Craig XVZIISOII U. Craig W- B- Thompson and Son Craig Insurance Agency IIIWI ' 3 ' IIUCII ' 3 ' Gmiu lfirc -1- I.iI'c - : - .Xutonmlyilc -1- licmcls PIWIIC 20 W2'B'11CS'1f'1rf1Y PII- II XVLTSI Hain Slrcct Phone 3343 XX z1y11L'sIJom, l'c11mx'Ix'u111zl The Waynesboro Laundry Clo1npIi1ncnLs ol' 'I'cIcpI1onc UPI Ili Plmilziclclplmizl .Xvc. XVz1y11csIm1'o, PCIlIlSyIV2lIli2i ' I 1 114117 GET T0 KNOW U5 IT PAY! I I , IMXVNIJRY K lJRYC1I.li.XNlNCL Tl1r'y gn T!lg'!'Il1l'1'I. INIITKI SIXIUCII Clharlcrccl Buses for all Occasions to all points United States, Mexico and Canada Gearhart Bus Lines -I0 E. Hain Street XVZIYIICSIJOYO, Pa. Ph om: 1178 F1 BLUE RIDGE FRUIT EXCHANGE, Inc fflfflllffi nur! Fnruz .S'1lpj2l1'r'.s' Phonu I0bI 1060 XVaxne5I1mo P1 I ROBINSON MOTGRS SaIeS and Service I nnerszll .IL-cps, Station XVl5OllS Pickup 'l'rucLs Lns XVZIYIICSIJOINO, Pa flIl2lIHIJClSIJlllg IH 1' Hunflud I1 hum THE DRUG STORE OF SERVICE For Over 75 Years D. L. MILLER 81 CO., INC. Phone 505 20 E. Main St. XVaynesboro, Pu. .Xn Ice CICZIIII that is Consisleiirly different because it is made wiih the choicest ingredients. VELVET ICE CREAM CO. I-I8 Cleveland Ave' VVZIYIICSIDOTO, Pa. Phone 395 Conlplinienls of ZUCKERMAN :Rom aa STEEL XVaynesIJoro, Pa. Everyday is Sundae at the GCDCDD LUCK ICE CREAM BAR XVc are on the Square Fountain Service Giant Thick Milk Shakes Freezer Fresh Ice Cream H. P. THORNTON PROPRIETOR Page Om- Ihinrlrerl Ninctci Compliments . . 01' CJOIHIJIIINCHLS ol Waynesboro W' B' GAY Jeweler 81 I-lzmlillrm ffg lilgin 'vVz1iChc FIS XV. AllIiI1 St. X'Vz1yncslroro. clfllilljlillllflllb f ACME MARKET 0 Waynesbolos largest U and Shoe Store most Complete Ou thc Square food store XVZIYIICSIJOIYJ, Pennzl. 1903--19119 mlrc-cl 'l'xu-my Charles S. Gardner, Agency III.S'Ill'IlIl!'I' J' limi Estate Blue Ridge Summit, Pzl. CiOl1g'l'2lIUlliliOl1S to the Class ol 19419 ol' the Wfasliingtoii Township High School- 'fhis is :ul :nge of spevialization, llll em when it takes El great deal of training amd knowledge in the fielcl Lo become OUT-STANDING in his liue ol' enclezivor. NVe urge ezmlm ol' you to continue to prepare yourself so that you will be il noich or so above the resi, thai will make you outstanding in the lJl'Ol-0SSiOl1 you Choose. WHEAT CHEVROLET, Inc. Page Um' lluurlrerl 'l'u'euty -4 jo Sofnp of Qlffr ju ilflfe Compliments of I 1 Waynesboro Manufacturers Associarion I U ll I ll N THE Compliments of WESTERN AUTCD WAYNE ASSOCIATE STQRE 1-IQTEL XVHYIICSIJOIO P1 XVz1yncsbo1'o, Pa. C ood Food 3 Tzlstefully Served Center Square Pnties :md Banquets 21 Specialty MENTZER aa REED DeSoto and Plymouth to 0 6 North Clhurclm St. I C I ass ol Ill XV untsboro Pu. .740 'UM Smiflt Sim, Phonc 4 10 I 1 1 Om H1 mdlul Ixxtmx th Fimlv mlmxxmxm ' -' ' A 'if . T-F-'.g:.E V- - - V VV . ff' QV' 'fl Lk A 1, -' -3- Vi ff' 1- V.. 'V mia. V- ',IV'1 i- . ' L W ' V' -':liQV1ff,. 5 '- Q31-,2- I g -Q.. ., M , ,N 1 U., -- V Lhf, ' . V '-, I ' 'V , V V -V ' X- 1 V .,Va.g,.,k. fn QV. Q , .. -uw,-,,'1 ...' 5 ,-,A .V VJ.: -1- V' ,531 5. Z I Luk- , V. ,. 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