Washington Township High School - Wahtonian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

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'N Ax F Y A I L V aal' x.f+,A.x -. .L Ig., ml X NX 7:13 135. X 3 f 0 ww Ls f Pl 4195? if if yr 1 A I 'Q MQW 1- ff! 45 1 ,'g:.YV gum.. U7-My 4 vu Mn iswl qf -im ? if M-'dk Wd -' ui4w3iv64sF,a L-.V Q1 . zldlada l pledge allegizmce to the Hag of the United States of America, .-Xml to the Republic for which it stands Une nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. A wma, inn, 4 4 1 ' L' 'l'wu THIS IS OUR SCHCDOL VVith its red bricks nearly perfectly laid one upon another, With its beautiful doors beckoning for one to come in, NVith its long corridors with their narrow paths and few turns, With its class rooms, still gay with class mates who soon will be leaving because of graduation, within which our teachers have spent countless hours patiently laboring to shapen us into our pattern of life 5 With its library packed with inspirational books, magazines and periodicals, where many a pleasant hour of reading enjoyment was spentg With its auditorium from which talented people gave much to inspire our lives. Many a memory of those inspirations linger yet. With its gymnasium in which many a game was won or lost, our cheers are more than a memory. With its athletic field where many a courageous lad and lassie learned much about I what it meant to win or go down in defeat. With its beautiful Campus where God in Nature dwells among the flowers. trees and shrubs. From these halls, these classrooms, this campus, we go in silence and sorrow, lov- ing, remembering, cherishing, thanking God for our school and the privilege of cherishing in our hearts fine memories of our school days. By H. Walter Lohman, '28. Page Three Page Four THE WAHTCDNIAN lfy 'flu' .S'rr1im' C'lux.v of H'tl.YlliHflfHIl ,,.tV'Ix'IIS1lif' lligllr Srln 1951 .-. 1: 'ww 4, 1-: -M 'Q wb ,, 4...f L' :dl '1 'Y , N Q TM: Q 1, 'u , . 5 ll 1 H1 V., W -.K ' :M mr , W, H u MVL fm? lm, W H an 43, H I H Y lv I y W Li ,qi 5 1 W 'L l K W rm ' Wi' A ,qw Y ,hw xW , K. Hull f. f H U U ll .K H fi , X U A f- 4 W M W H MH H +L, 1... 'W L L Mwahtunian Presents . ADMINISTRATION swims ,Jtmmns Sufuuxmts L ,Ehrmann ' ' Amxvmm Maxrrxcs SPDMILL Fnwruuss Awllrismunnrs 2 n 1 H X F., HT N , f Iwi' H 'C '1 Purim! .wu.,eu...,, -Q:. Ju.i1Ffm.+ 1 ,.fhuifL ,famM-f- , - .'wi.,.ww-:4m.- U' ' ...M . U.. .. uw Page Six C - - j-5 l U FGREWORD We, the class of '51, have given you :mother XY.XlI'I'UNl.XN. XYe lmve tried to make it 21 record to he proud of and we hope that in the years to come you will he uhle to relive the mzmy memories captured here between our covers. VYe have carried out the theme of NYC JRl.lJ I'li.XClf. so with the help of our know- ledge acquired in our four years here :lt the XY2lSllll1g'- ton Township lligh School :md with the help of God we will do our best to make our theme il reality. DEDICATION We the Students of the Senior Class of 1951. since we have used the theme of World l'eaee for our yearbook and since this thought is foremost in the hearts and minds of all freedom-loving peoples of the world, herewith dedicate this yearbook to Fighters for XVorld Peace. among' whom you will find Robert Fessler and Rodger Sullivan who are members of our class. Page Seven igr- Iii mx' .Z-XY. F. Czlrsuii, D. Snivcly, Miss R11lii'l1a1ig'I1, G. Slizmk, Mr. I,uliin:ui, R. Maiializm, Mis Clcaf. IZ, Mmuly. R. l':ig'k'11l3l'UKlC. Row I-li. C2ll'hElllg'i1, .I. Stvwart, N. Stunkarcl, I.. Hess. P. Rice. Wahfonian Staff IClJl'1'i JRLXI. STXFF Editor' ils.vi.vf11111 lflilifdl' lk-1'l1'i1c1u Shank Xzmcy Stiiiilczml f'14I.Y.f lfditorx i,l1lI'USL'Ul7L'7DlJIUTCS Siiivcly XYl111's XYliofl7u1'otliy H1ll'b2lllg'l1 XYiH-Luis Hess I,V1Plli1CL'j'--.IllClIlIL'lil1L' Stewart .l1'f lilfl-fUI'fIiCll'iIlI1liI1 Nlmicly ,S'fw1'f.s' lf11'1'f111'iRicl1:1i'4l xlilllllllilil l'1111l11'q'1'11f'l1.i' 1f11'1'1'111'fL'l:irz1 Klcflczlf 6.11117 lf11'1'f111'-P11111 Rice lluurf 7'yf'isf-XYilliz1111 li. Carson lrllfillll-V .l1f:'i.v1'1'-Miss Miller ISVSINIQSS STAFIT .'fi':'l,I',I'.Yl'lltQ .U111111-qvl' i'i1'1'11l11ii1111 ,ll111111.q1'1' Ril'iIIlI'il Iffigciilmiwulc' liclrlic C:11'h:111g'I1 li114'111ly . 1d':'1'.v1'1'.i'-Nl1'. 1.0111111111 Miss Rul11'bzu1g'li glut ADMINISTRATICDINI ui W Cm! 1Ollllllllllllwlllllllllllh 1 I 52. B51 xi AV A School Directors N11 Xlillvr. XIV. l1HL'l'llk'l', NIV. Pzmll, N11 l:C2ll'l1Ili'l, XIV. llzulup R01 Iulzn I lfl.I'fKI ICXTXIQY SCI It M JI, l .XQ'l'l,'lxY 'flflfl' . .. 1. 814,111-1' ,, , Iluvmzls .X. Q lllgsh ll Xffllil' IP. X-1ll'Ilk'l' I W M' Izmir llzlzcl XY. .Iznm-s llwlmzl 12. XY:1cl11n-1' l'A flUW5 R 5'L ' Xmm I,. IillI'llIi2lXYll gjlzm Mm-111, Xlzlry Il. lQol11'lm11Ql1 . . ' ' .Xlxvc KI. Iqllllgllkl I 1.ln'n' l,. lla-ss l'r:111ccs .X111lc1'so me IZ, f3i2ll'lli11U ZI'l,l,lAX'ffIflx' .1lU.X l'lflx'lf5' lx lllu-1'i11c Sllillhlllll Q4Illll'lL'S NY, ,lxl'k'llll l mlnzn llI1l'5llIIl1lll llclvu Xl. lfllcr Xl1ll'g'1lI'l'l Klclz Maury Marin- Silllflil Xmm Nl. .Xltl1uI'l' NIill'Q2l1'k'l lliclrivlm 1fl1'l11u11l411',x' .Hlrxff .S'11fM'1'z'1'.wr'ffXlz1l'iw11 lf, fmwlla HI, ll,I5,Xl, llI.ll,lllS a Q I Principal s Message To vou the Class of lfjglu who h nc o tl ffl f ll 1 .. A 5 2 'K s ioug it u y chosen the appropriate theme to carry through your yearbook,- World Peace. Symbolized by the laurel wreath, the dove of peace and the torch. 'llhc laurel wreath, a symbol of victory. whose graceful evergreen leaves formed the wreath that crowned the victor in ancient timeg the dove of peace, the symbol of love, brotherhood, and the triumph of the principles of peace: the torch, a symbol of light. XYithin six brief years our post war world has become an armed camp, tense with waiting. watching. and, yes, secret planning. Men and nations are bogged down in the quicksands of deceit, disunion, sus- picion. and the lust for world power. , . lhe prospects for tomorrow for you. the class of IQSI, are not pretty. nor pleasant, nor reassuring. It holds too much fear and pessimism. Today holds the challengt ' hope, and faith in their hearts. to accomplish with vou during the past four vears is the follow ing l ll fr - ot accomplishment for young people who have love. .Xll that can be ottercd bevond what we have tried I 1 . if . . . ' ' g cia enge which should lift. at least. in part the dark curtain which surrounds you today: t 1 l Keep your world from growing small about you. tel Keep before you in your mind the spiritual facts of God given import- ance. tjl Keep your heart and mind fastened on the highest ideals you know. Regardless of the world situation today. you. as an individual, must go forth to meet it. .Xs you go forth to your chosen work, I urge you never to lose sight of the many fine things that your high school has tried to do for you, alwavs look- iwrlmk V. . V . .. . g me xx ith pride and Joy on the privilege ot being an alumnus of XVas'hington lownship High School. lt is altogether fitting that the Claw of 1 h t lv s 3 as a 'en up the torch to light the path to peace. It is my desire that the torch be passed to the underclassmen in order that the cr sz ll 2 'l X ' ' ' u u t ni ty me continued for xxorld peace. Page Eleven a ? 1 I 5 IUQHIWI li IDAYININ, H.S. Ihwxxtwlu .X.lfx1Jua .XJi. Itxuuv Xf ltxnnxlwzu, H.S. Sllippumlnlrg Stzltt' 'lxC2lClll'l'5 Sl1ippcnalu11'g State 'IxL'HCl1L'I'S I I'IlllkHH :mtl Xlztrnlmll Lbllt-gv C Hl'!-ll' L ll4'?ll' .lluIln'1m1Ii4'.v, .N't'it'1n't' .Xl'icl1m', lfifvlugfy. l,,l.X'.VI-t'.K' IR-11myIx'z1l1i:1 Stats Cullcgc' l.uIiu, l n'l1t'l1, Iflljfllfll Q it it 8 As gn Xxxx HxmmmLILS. ymmwlILlhwxlLS. lxwum S Kumw Ulwrliu Cmlat-1'v:tt-my uf Music l'vlmsylx'zn1iz1 Statv Cnllcgc Hull Stats Uullugt- lrulizum Slim' ,lKt'2ll'11l'l'S Culln-gv llfutrll'-111411 .lgfr'it'rrIIrm' .Shuitll ,S4I1rfl'it'.v KK K' .ll.m'lu'u, .llH.Vl'l lvc Ix.x1 III-,RINI-. XIKHIDI-,XII w, I . I' I IIA i If 'K A . ,, A I' f .IXQFIH .Xxx 14,.5,5,Nm.3K' 13.5. .lull-is R. M,x1e'1'z, Ill-21.1-ix Ii. 3I11.1.1c1z, ILS. imwmhmwg Statc ,lxcmhhws ILS.. MUX. SIIIIT1JL'I1SIlllI'8 Stain' 'IICEICIICIN Qnllcgl- SIIIIUIYCIISIHIYS Stats 'l'cacI1crs U'II'-'Ill'v V ' lvlIIX'l'I'iIIN' uf QiliIIlIL'ClIk'IlY. L.UllCQ kI , -IL'h ' .l.ll.,pkms. LIIIHICHHY ' ' Culumlmm LVIIIYCFSIIY C1-zwx, lzngfllxll lnlllHn'l'1'iul .S'11lvjrrl.v. Ilmllllz llt.H1,h' l11U,A.i1.1,l l5lfm.U,i',H Ii'r1l1f1. Mmm-inc. ILS. I'I1lgl'I'SIUXYll ,llmiur Llvllcgu Imlizmzl Stun- ,IICIICIILTS College SI1ippcl1sIm1'g State 'I'cz1cIu'1-s fuIIL'g0 lfllgflixll, C'u1111ln'1'ri11l ,SIlll7j.I'l'f.Y 1,51 XHVXI Y V URI H H I':S'I'ICI.I..X IZ. Wl'l'x1lil:, .X.II. . 1 H' 'I . ,XO I. 'G 1 V 1 . M V - - ' ' SIIIIDIDCIISIJIIIW Nutr XOI'Ill'lI lm-mpIc LllIYk'l'5lIY lv Q ' 1' ' 4 ' ' - m., . Svlmul I 'H 'S'1b' I Pm5I 'I'Il'I' Imlizum 512110 'I'c:u'I1c1's Cerlluggn' I'cm1syIval1ia Slim' Collugu ,N'rlnwl .YIll'.Vn' l'm'4rlin11ul llwlm' lfrfulmlzffx l5I!jfli.V1l, 15.14-ull-V l,il1mriIm Pago 'I'I1i1't0 FF W3 H4 451 'YL 1 ,X - -15. .:- 1 ' X Z V M-V . 3, za 3,1 1, THIS IS YCDUR FACULTY! Can you identify each one? twig' . 1, S 5 I A I- 6 In M 1 an if Xa O -sw in 7 SENIGRS ! .x v gig X , f ,r M351 I yi' I ' W v I F 41 l 1' Page Sixteen l Sensor Class Song HAIL TO DEAR TOWNSHIP l l Words Ivy Gertrude Shank Music adapted from Rubinsleink 'Tlflelodgi Hail to dear Township, the school that we love, y Hail to the class we are all a part of- y Hail to our teachers and friends everyone, l We're here to greet you now 3 We wish to thank you for both work and fun- l We've had a swell time but now it is done- And we would express our opinion and view , And say how we will miss you. l We will be leaving your warm and sheltering walls, r We will remember no matter what befalls: , Through life we must go-We'1l use what we know To better the place that we face as our world. Aches, Pains, Grief, Strains, i Tears, Sighs, Bad Lies Hate, Strife, Death and Life- r Hail to dear Township, the school that we love, l Hail to the class we are all a part of- l Hail to our teachers and friends everyone, We're here to tell you nowg We'll soon be leaving this old familiar hall, l But in our hearts we'll ever hear its cally y Although we feel said-It isn't so bad- l If we learn to smile all the while we'll be glad. i Live and love Blue skies above Will follow you all your life through And you will know it's partly due to high school, l So hail to dear Township. the school that we love, y Hail to the class we are all a part of- And in this life we will try our best to do. l So every lad and every lass in this our graduating class i We wish to bid farewell to you, l lint sorrow we shun, our honors we've won l The Seniors, the Leaders, the Class of Fifty-One. i l l l l l l 1 1 in F G. Slumk, D. lllll'lJ21llgll, R. ElgCl1lJl'OLlC. C. KlcCleaf, D. Snively. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS n'.vir1cl1f-Riclmrcl liigcubroflc lvllft' l,l'L'.Yl'tit'IIf-GCl'lI'L1KlC Shank 54'rrvtaz'y-lDolores Suively 7'rm1.mrvz'-Clurzl RlcClcal Hisforilllz-lUorotlmy llarlmzlugll K lass Culms-Q Jlml Rose mul Gray. Class lllower-l'iuk Rose. Class Motto-Gut wisclmn, get l1llllCl'SlZll11llllg'. forget it not. Class ,Xmlviscrs-Bliss Miller :mel Bliss RUlll'lJllllg'l1 Page Scvcntcun Page Eighteen l i Wabtonian '51 l RICHARD AL'GH1Nu.xL'oH Sonny C ontmerctal Commercial Club 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 33 Science Club 2, 43 Tpying Club 3g Dancing Club 4g Chemistry Club 13 lF.F.A. 1: Gym Club I3 Hi-Y l. l lt takes all kinds of people l To make this world. they say. And that he is the best kind .-4ughie's proved in every way. EFGENP: T. BAKER Hjackieu Commercial l Gardening Club 1, 43 Baseball 13 Intramurals li Commercial Club 1, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 43 Boys Home Ec. Clubflg Hi-Y 43 Gym Club 13 Spectator 1. X l Baker was voted most jealous But zc'e'Il say that is good: For he's really lots of fun- If you don't know him, you should. WINNIFREIJ JEAN BARKDOLL Jeanie Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4g Commercial Club 4Ql Dancing Club 3. ' .lean's reserved to a certain extent, But she'll prove in the end That 'whenever you might need her, She really is a good friend. BARRY R. BARLU1' Barry Vocational Agriculture Dancing Club l. 3, 43 Gardening Club 43 Spectator 1, 43 F.F. A. 43 Camera Club 1, 33 Latin Club 1, 3g Class Vice President 13 Gym Club 1, 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Track 1. Barry was voted most generous He'll help you all he can, And once you get to know him You'll be his loyal fan. CURTIS G. liARNHAR'I' Curt Vocational Agricutlnre Dancing Club 13 Intramurals 13 Hi-Y 13 Gym Club 1: F.F.A. 1, 4. Curt took the Agricultural course He is kept busy by his project: And to say he is a friend of all llfould make the lvest of logic. Wabtonian '51 JOHN E. BROWN llrownie Vocational Agriculture Dancing Club 1' Intramurals 1 Hi Y 1 4 Gardenin Club 45 i ' 3 ' - I g F.F.A. l, 45 Gym Club 1. As an Agricultural student 1?ro'wnie's on the go ,' But he .rtill has time for his guitar .-lnd for the radio. Enoxk E. C.xRi:.xtru11 Eddie Vocational Agriculture Typing Club 25 Dancing Club 15 Intramurals 15 Gardening Club 45 Spectator 45 Hi-Y 1, Z, 45 Class President 15 F.F.A. 1. 2, 45 Gym Club 15 History Club 25 Wahtonian 4, Circulation Manager. ll ith his 'work as a Future Farmer He's really on the go: .-Ind although voted most forgetful l Ve 'twmler- Is it so? El'lII'IR'l' H. Bvlcuicss Ynb Vocational Agriculture Hi-Y 45 F.F.A. 4. Burgess fame from the Paratroopers To finish his Hiqh School education: He's liked Ivy every class member rind is up in our estimation. Girls' Chorus 2, 4. Ou the librarian staff. ESTHER Louise BINKLEY Binkell' Commercial Dancing Club 1, 35 Intramurals Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Gardening Club 3, 45 As you walk through the hall at uoon, You'll hear her hearty laugh: She has served quite faithfully EDWARD R. IKLOOM Eddie Vocational Agriculture Science Club 35 Basketball Manager 1. 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 45 Varsity Club 3. 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Aviation Club 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 15 History Club 2. I'u1 sure you'z'e all met Eddie. As Captain of our football team. Aud as an Agricultural man He'.r really on the beam. Page Nineteen Page Twenty lilexl-1s'rl xl-Z lJ.xl.l-:Y Su llauciug' Club l. 3g Mixn-ml Chorus rlcuiug Club -lg Cmuuu-rcial Club -l Siu' was 'zwvlvrl Nu' .vlzyvsl lint uuynm' run .mx ll'1lrn':'m' sin' may Irv. Tlrul ,S'1f.vi4 ' will lu' likrd by ull. Rlcll.xlm llxxllil, l':lGl'fNllRUlllf Ilia- C'ru1111n'1'1'iul llauciug' Club -lg llascbull 3, -lg llaslwtlmll -lg Fuutlmull 3. -lg Hi-Y 3. -lg Class Vicc Pl'L'SlClCl1l 31 Class Prcsiclc , -lg Clmuucrcial Club -lg Varsity Club 3, -lg VYal1tuuiau -l, ,Xrlxx Nlzmagcr. Xfm' iw fu'v.vv11l ILT Um' rluxx l'n'.vidH1l, lu umlvilinu 1n .v lvfvx In umxt uny vzwlr. Wabfonian 'Sl lxl l'Il lilhxlxli C.XRll.Xl'lZll l.uuuic Ivllfllfilllllll Huuu' lfl'lIllUllll'tIx - Q 1- lf - 3 -lg xllXCflCl10l'llS l. -g lnrls Llmrus 43 l'.H..'X. l. -. 3. -l. ,S'l1v'.v L'lIU'IUlI In us ax l,0m1i1'. .S'lu .v uuh' und blmzdr und .rumllf lu l .Il..l. and Slmf Club .S'l1v'.v Wally nu ilu' lvull. 's' H mc Eu. Club lg lu rauulrals lg Hi-Y l. 2, 3, -l Hug 11 I Dancing Club Z, 3, -lg Cmmuvrcial Club -lg SClCl'lCL' Club 2, 3, -lg xviilltilllliill -l, Head Typist. Um' gmul-Inukilzy lfill. in '51 ll'u.v lrmd nf flu' I-vfving stuff, lll .v quirt, and yr! in his furry llr'll gfifw' ,vnu many u Illllflll. l.I.l.XNI ll. Cmzsux Hill .l1'lllft'HlI't Typing Club Z: lli-Y 2, 3, -lg Spcctatm' 43 Lzuiu Club 1, 3 llumgiug Club 2, 3. llvfr knnivn tu nx fm' l,ilIlu Hill, .ll Il1I'I'iHjl fun ln .v un ufv: .Ind 'ZUIIUII you lmn' llix rlillrklr You Hill ffirk him mul any fluff. sic f'm111114'1'rl'11I clue Club lg Music Club .lg Girls' Sbup -lg 'llri-lli-Y l. w v I.I.l.XXl lf. Cxlzsux Hill C0lI1llll'Vl'l.tlf Wahtonian '51 Dokornx' RIARIIS ,ll.xR1:.xum1 Dottie Commercial Shop Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y lg Class Historian 1, Z, 3, 41 VVal1tonizm 4, Class lfditorg History Club 23 Coni- mcrcial Club 2, -ig Dancing Club 3. .Vow meet anr dear Dottie Historian of the class: Sl1e'll lang be remenilrered A-ls a smiling. happy lass. 1iL1i.x Nok Rvrn ll.XRll.XUGll Ruthie Academic Typing Club 23 Dancing Club l, 2, 33 Latin Club 3. 4: lntra- murals 1, Z. 3, 45 Basketball Z, 43 French Club 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1. Z. 3, 4: Gardening Club 33 Gym Club lg Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. For all four years, our Ruthie Has been a friend of all,- .-ind 11010 sl1e's even nicer Especially 'when il comes to Paul. lXl.XRY LARUE 1'l.XL'GIl Haugl1y Commercial Dancing Club l, 23 Intramurals Z, 3, 43 Varsity Club lg Bas- ketball 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y lg Girls' Chorus 2, 45 Typing Club 2. To know her is lo like her, To this we all agree: .-lnd 'when it carries to singing Sl1e's talented as can be. Rolslim' Lmc Frrz Slats Commercial Boys' Home EC. Club lg Baseball lg Basketball 1, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Soccer, Manager lg Varsitly Club 43 Gardening Club 3. lVitl1 a grand personality Popular, loo, You newer could say That lialfs friends are fem l11+:'r'rx' DIANE FL!-:miL Flagal C'onunereial History Club Z3 Dancing Club 2. 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 43 Gardening Club 43 Typing Club 23 Commercial Club 2, 4: F.H.A. 25 Librarian 3: Spectator 3, 4. Everyone likes Retry Jane For lier sweet, generous 'zvays,' llrllfll slie 'walks info llie roam Sunshine carries and stays. Page Twenty-one Page Twcuty-two Cb: SCC .Xlrlix Alkkll-Q lXiNl'fl'l'lCR l Z, -lg Rlixuml Clmrus lg 'Fri- lli-Y -lg Slllflllllll' -lg lJZlll4'lllj.1' Club 3 llistury Club Z3 Cmmucrcial Club . . v ,Sllvx .vllllrl lllld .vllvx Il1't1f. .Yllr Ivllx fvllvd .V4ll't'tI.N'fi1'.' lflll llvl' Irllill uf glllllrl' -will lx l4l'l'lrlillly l'Ill.vfil'. Kllucl-1 X l1ll,.X l,Hl'IlHIfI4' 'fl l'0l'1lfl'rlllfll lflllllt' l5t'tllll7IIIl't'J llglm-ing Club -lg Rlixl.-ml Chorus I, lg Girls' Clmrus l, -ig 'llrif lliYl l'llX l 7 3 4 -4 ,. .....-. . Jlllllllvl' :lf lllll' lllllllv lfr. yllrlv lx l :'l'l' lrllrlllgl c1ll'tIt'l',' .llllf lllllllllgl lllll' lltlflf iv:ll'A'l'l',v fllll' Glxlui' -will Illkv llvl' fvlllvv. Wabfonian '5l Xl.xlel.x'x IC. lllilN'I'Zl'1I.Xl.XN Sum .ll'lllll'llll'l I ltiu Club l, 3. 4: Rlixcml Clmrus lg l7,C.l'1..X. lg Hi'Y 3, 4' Spy-vtatm' -lg l:l't'l1Cl1 Club 3. -l. If -Will llkl' flll'lll lllnlllii' lllld ylllmf-lnllkl'll5l .llllI'lj'll will .flllif j'Ull fvrll, .lxk lllllxl llllyllllt' nlflllllld , llll, -Wllflll sm' fu' llllllk fll .r ,v'm'll. I ms ilrux Ill-iss lligg'ic .la'lldl'llll'l' llullcillg' Club l. 33 Varsity Club -lg llziskm-tlmll 3, -lg Nlixvcl lrus l, 3, -lg Girls' Cburus l, -lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 4: Class rc-tary l: l .H.,lX. 3: French Club -ll: Latin Club l, -lg Cbcvr- lczulcr 3, -lg XYZilltUlliHl1 4, Class lfclitur. .Ylrzv lllvrl nlll' .llixx Iliff lluxx ll'llll'.v lIl'f'l'd by lllll' lllllf llll. .lx llvxl .vfmrr lllld lllllxl !lf,llA'ffl' ,S'lll .x' ITJIHJ' llll flu' llllll. ' :A C.xl:o1,YN llvlcll CZlllIlj'u i4llllllllvl'l'l'lll llzuicing Club -lg Shop Club -lg CUll1IlN.'l'l lZll Club 41 Tri-lli-Y -l, Sill' jllillvd our l'hl.v.v I-Il Illl' fllllilll' bwlll' . lllll, wi' url' glllld .vllv u'id.' Iflll' zullvll you Arlff In kllllh' llvl' l.i'lllll'll ix ullv .mlrll kid. hilly L'ullllllvl'vl'llI 1I'2lClC Wahtonian '51 CLARA I..0L'ISlf M CCLEAF Slim Commercial Commercial Club 2. 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 3, 41 Librarian 4, Mixed Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Offi- cer 3, 4, Treasurer: Varsity Club 43 Dancing Club 3: Wahton- ian 4, Photography Editor. Clara is one of our fall girls She was on the basketball team, .elnd in lots of other 'ways Sl1e's really on the beam. DUNALU F. BIINER Sl1arpie General-Academic Football 35 Mixed Chorus l, 43 Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4. Our Don was voted mos! frank, Mos! romanlir, foo: .-lnd you rouldn'f find a nicer lad This side of Tinzlmklu. IZIQN-l.x1x11N R. bloom' lien Connnercial Gardening Club Z, 3. 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Zg Bowling Club 3, 45 His- tory Club 23 Wlahtonian 4, Art Editor. lien is a boy we like so well He has a personality tliafs swellj He says, A bachelor l'1n going lo be Girls, you newer can tell, you see! R1cu.xRu Rovlik lNlAN,x11.xN Dick Academic Tpying Club 23 Modern Dancing 1, Z, 43 Gardening Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3 43 Basketball -lg Football 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4g Track 1, Z: French Club 3, 4, F.C.E.A. lg Aviation Club 35 History Club 23 Spectator 43 VVahtonian 4, Sports Editor. They say he's a nuisance To have around. lin! a more loyal pal Could never be found. RoN.xI.n C. lXl.XRTIN Ronnie Vocational .-lgriculture Football lg Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, -lg F.F.A. l, Z, 3. 45 History Club Z. Ronnie is short and good-looking But he newer has murh to say: He took the .-lyricultural course And 11e's President of the F.F.A. Page Twenty three Wahfonian '51 DICLIll2R'l' ll.Xl'L RICE Frdedie .-Ieademie Typing Club 2: Varsity Club 4: VVahtonian 4, Club Editor: Basketball 1, Z. 3, 4: Intramural Football 1: Mixed Chorus l. 3. 4: Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 4: Track l, Z. 3: French Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Latin Club 1. 3. 4: Varsity Club 4. ll'e know lie plays Ivasleeflrall, l1'e know l1e's very nice: .-Ind when we say helr hriglifest You lenmv we mean Paul Rive. ELic.xNo1t Rt 1'n Siuifiik Lefty Vocational Home El'0lI0llIlt'.x' Girls' Shop 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4. ,Vatu meet our Lefty Shafer She was voted .llust Attraetiw In F.H..4. and Home Ee. Class ' l'nn'll find .rlie is quite aefive. S. Gicu'rRL'inC SHANK Gertie .lieadcinie Typing Club Z: Intramurals 1, 4: Basketball 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z. 3. 4: Class Secretary 1, 2: Vice President 4: Spectator 3. 4: Wahtonian 4. Editor: French Club 3, 4: Gym Club 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Now we present dear Gerrit' .-I true-blue friend indeed: .find 'voted by her eIas.rn1afr'.r .XNNA M. SMITH Smitty Comnzercial Dancing Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1 : Tri-Hi-Y 1 : Girls' Chorus 2, 4: Commercial Club 4. A classmate since '47 And a girl thafs sinzply grand Someday une of the stronger sen' llfill be glad to take her hand. DON,XL1l :XLILERT SMITH Abe Connnereial Dancing Club 2, 4: Baseball 1, Z. 3, 4: Basketball 1.. Z. 3. 41 Football 1. 2. 4: Varsity Club 4: History Club 2: H1-Y 3, 4: Commercial Club Z, 4: Track 3, 4: Soccer lg Gym Club 1. For a dancing partner Donnie is our best: And as for faking part in sports Heir in there 'with the rest. Page Twenty four .lla.vf Likely To Snreeedn Wahlonian '51 -l.xco1'1:L1x1f: E. S'1'1':w.x11'1' jackie .-lc41d4'111i4' Typing Club Zg French Club 3, -lg Latin Club 3. -lg Spectator 3, -lg XN'ahtonian -l, Class Editorg Girls' Chorus Z, 3, -lg Tri- Hi-Y 3, -lg Dancing Club Z, 3. f414'l.'i1' ix Ihr ffliflldlj' I-VPU .-1114! r4'41lIy is 41 4'41rd,' .ls Cdlfllf of II11' Slf4'4'l41f41r Sha l111.r Tt'l7fkI'd wry hard. Ro111c11'1'M.xx S'1'L'c1i1ix' Pump-Gun C0lIl'IlIL'l'Cl'lIl Science Club 31 Basketball 1, 3, -lg lntramurals 1, 3, -lg Foot- ball lg Aviation Club 3g Hi-Y 3, -lg Commercial Club -lg Track 3, -lg Varsity Club -lg Boys' Home EC. Club 1. .ll41.r 'will lang I14' l'4'llIl'Illl7l'l'l'd for His 11114s1'4'41l 41l11'lify, ,Ind that 5411110 day l14 ll 114' tl Jftll' lx 41111' yr41114i l111.v.riI1ili!y. X.xNcYCoL1.1-11-:N S'1'1'N1c.xRn Shorty C'0111111r1'4'1'41l Mixed Chorus 1, .Zg Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, -lg Shop Club -lg Class Ollicer 1, 3, -lg Girls' Chorus 1. 3. -lg lntramurals -lg Dancing Club 2. 3g Wahtonian -l. Assistant Editorg Cheerleader 3, -lg Student Council, -l. Il4'r4 .r .l.v.ri.vf4111f Editor, .Vtlllf-l'. Sl14 .r Ihr .s'I111rt1'.rf our of 11.v, .llllf 1111111 114'r 'Z'l'l'j' frimzdly Jllllll' SII4' 11415 1v1'r.v411141l1fy plus. DoLo141cs AIDIQLINIC SNn'1iLx' Dolores C'411111114'1'4'1'411 Intramurals 1g Mixed Chorus 1, .Zg Tri-Hi-Y lg Commercial Club -lg Girls' Chorus Zg Gym Club 1g Gardening Club 3, -lg VVahtonian -l, Class Editor. S1111 ix 41111' uf lllll' 4114i4't girls ll'l141 Ul'ZC'Llj'5 zv4'41r.s' ll s111il4',' Kllll7t'lll1l s411114'4m4' like I741l41r4'.r ls rcally '44141rtl1 your while. IXl.x11Y ANN S1'1c1LM.'xN Susie flClIdC1'llI'C Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Intramurals 1, 3g Basketball -lg Mixed Chorus 1, 3, -lg Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3. -lg French Club -lg Latin Club -lg Shop Club -lg Typing Club 2g Gym Club lg Gardening Club 3. Now we pr4'.r4'111 Mary AIl11,'- .S1lll',.f s114'11 41 jolly soul, SI14' was '1'0f4'd l1igg4's! Illlllfffn- .Jud l14'.vf 4I41114'4'r lll- our poll. Page Twenty-live Page Twenty-six Walwfonian '51 i ROBERT LEE TOMS Bob Comlmercial Science Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Home Ec. Club 23 Dancingl Club 43 Commercial Club 4. l Here's a boy with lrlonde 'wavy hair X He's a good spar! and will treat you fair: ' One of his habits is hooking sehool Did someone say there should lie a rule? L.xn.xN .ANTHONY XCANDERAU Laban . l. Vocational Agriculture Hi-Y 1, 43 F.F.A. 1, 4. I-lere's another Agricultural lad At being nice lie's above parg Bul' loo lvad, girls, you are too lale For we believe he loves his ear! RIARILYN JOAN WARREN Cuppie Academic Typing Club 23 Dancing Club 1, 33 Girls' Chorus l, 2, -lg Tri-H5-Xi 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Spec- tator , . Marilyn is liked by all, She's friendly as fan beg And she is really 'very cu .-ls anyone eau see. lc' EEG!-ZNE Z. XNEIKERT Gene Vocational Agriciiltiire Hi-Y 4g F.F.A. 4. He fame to our dear Township High To spend his Senior year,' And 'we are all so glad he did: We give Eugene a cheer. CLYDE F. Ylizxcsrtk Clyde Academic History Club 23 Spectator 1, Z, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 43 Typing Club Z. Clyde is 'very quiet He leee s himsel secluded P f , But from our list deserving praise He cannot be excluded. I 4 I lQu11'1:'1' I..xu'luixcr: lfl-ISSl.liR Fez CUIIIl1ll'I't'llIf I. I. lutrzullllrals lg 'Vypiug Club 23 lli Y l 7' qClClll'l' Klub 7 uuuwrciul Club l, Z. 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There were four isles-Freshman, Sophomore, or the Land of Wise Fools, junior, and Senior, or the3Land of the Owls-to be throuoghly explored before reaching the promised land. On board the vessels which had been recruited from such minor isles as Roadside, Wayne Heights, Zullinger, Mon- terey, and other ports, each composed a fleet. There were seventy-four voyagers called Fresh- men, each Hrmly resolved to succeed or go down with the ship. X The first port reached was Freshman Isle. Upon arriving there we elected the ship's officers to help us during our stay there. They were as follows: President-Edgar Carbaugh. 1 Vice President-Barry Barlup. Secretary-Gertrude Shank. Treasurer-Lois Hess. Historian--Dorolhy Harbangh. 1 We were under the expert supervision of Mrs. Neill and Mrs. Kreps. 1 We chose as our ship's colors Old Rose and Grayg Flower-Pink Roseg and our ship's motto, Get wisdom, get understanding, forget it not. 1 We had a ship's Halloween Party on October 31, 1947. 1 During our stay here Beatrice Tully, Betty Muth, and Paul Monn joined us. We also lost a few. They were: Betty Calimer, Lindy Federonf, Junior Goetz, Betty Muth, Beatrice Tully. Dick Gardner, john Stem, Guy Eyler, Paul Monn, Bill Sanders, Ruth Swisher. W After an enjoyable year, the Freshmen started on a three month voyage for the Isle of Wise Fools or Sophomore Isle. As we neared this isle we felt our heads beginning to s1well and thought ourselves very wise indeed. Everything was now quite different from Freshman Isle. Part of our food was changed, we now had Geometry in place of Algebra, besides many other rearrangements of the menu, though most of our number relished the change exceedingly. A few were heard to lament for the more easily digested fare of Freshman Isle. ' While here we elected new ship's officers. They were as follows: President-Benjamin Moudy. Vicc President-Donald Batson. , Secretary-Gertrude Shank. Treasurer--Lois Hess. 1 Our new supervisors were Miss Eyler and Miss Witmer. 1 We had our ship's party October 22, 1948, during which we enjoyed a movie and 1delicious refreshments. 1 We picked up a few new passengers. They were: Doris Batson. Donald Batson, Juanita Greene, Marion Buhrman, Doris Lynn, Jacqueline Stewart, Edwin Newman, Marie' Shifflet, Betty Ford. 1 VVe also lost a few more. They were: Richard Bender, Martha Crilly, Ronald Robinson, Robert McCleaf, Ray Swisher, Mary Patterson, Edwin Newman, Bernice Scott, Annie Stem, Jean Gladhill, Marion Buhrman. 1 1 1 1 1 1 After an enjoyable year we set oFf for Junior Isle. It was reached and all the voyagers that landed spent a very pleasant year. Again we elected new ship's officers. They were: Prr.v1'dcnl-Donald Batson. Vin' Pn's1'dz'nl-Richard Eigenbrode. Secretary-Nancy Stunkard. Trvamrcr-Clara McCleaf. Our new supervisors were Miss Denkovich and Mr. Davison. We had our ship's party November 2, 1949. Everyone had a good time. We also held a dance called the Junior-Senior Prom, under the expert guidance of Miss Rohrbaugh and Mr. Davison. We owe thanks to Gertrude Shank for the nice decorations. Delores Snively made sure that invitations were sent and we thank Elaine Carbaugh for the tasty refreshments. The success of the prom was due to everyone. We picked up two new passengers this year. Richard Eigenbrode and Lenora Hurd. We lost: Doris Lynn, Haidiee Rowe. Janet Knott, Joanne Sease, janet Smith, Harold Whitmore, Romert Marshall, james Dick, Juanita Greene, Alvey Ford. We set out for and at long last reached Senior Isle or the End of Isles. Here we found unexpected pleasures in store for us. Again we had to elect new ship's officers. They were: Prrsidrn!-Richard Eigenbrode. Vice President-Gertrude Shank. Scrrrtary-Dolores Snively. Treasurer-Clara McCleaf. Our historian is still Dorothy Harbaugh. Our new advisers were Miss Miller and Miss Rohrbaugh. We held a food sale which turned out very successfully. We had another ship's party October 4, 1950. It was a success. Many parents were pres- ent and a good time was had by all. We were guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom., We all had a very delightful time. Toward the end of our sojourn on the isle we produced, under the direction of Miss Miller and Miss Rohrbaugh, a play, entitled, Shirt Sleeves. During the year we picked up two new passengers. They were Eubert Burgess and Eugene VVeikert. We lost: Marie Barnhart, Donald Batson, Doris Batson, joan Cook, Phyllis Davis. Robert Fessler, Arlene Garling, Lois Kipe, Marie Shifflet. Rodger Sullivan, Betty Farrow. At the end of this year we found that Senior Isle was also the stepping-off place into the vast territory of the promised land. The stepping-off place was called Graduation and a great concourse of people met to watch us take this short journey. And now the four long years have passedg we the Freshmen of 1947-48 are now the Seniors of 1950-51. We have had many experiences during our voyage of which the enjoyments far outweighed the unpleasantness. As we, the Seniors scan the horizon from the stepping stone of Graduation, we see many conquests to be made, and we believe that in the future. as in the past, we will show ourselves ready for any test that may be put to us. v Page Thirty-one H Page Thirty-two Class Will We, the Class of 1951, enjoying fine health and good times and having excellent mental capacities, make this, our last will and testament, hoping that the manner in which we dispose of the numerous assets and talents of our class will prove satisfactory to all. j To the school-Fond memories of the many good things which we have accomplished and the ability to forget our weaknesses. We hereby distribute our following personal possessions to wit: l Mary Ann SPCilm3I1lS home in Rouzerville to Doris Henicle. ' Ernestine Daley's natural curly hair to Mary Warwick. Eddie Bloom's position as football captain to William Shindledecker. Max Stuckey's musical ability to Tom McCleaf. Eleanor Shafer's freckles to Thelma Hardman. Nancy Stunkard's shortness to Ed. Heintzelman. Gertie Shank's leadership of the class to Bobby George. Elaine Carbaugh's short blonde hair to Edna Rice. Grace LouhoiT's diamond to Dotty Anderson. Lenora Hurd's temperamental ways to Doris Gsell and Martha Kinley. Barry Ba.rlup's bluffing ways to Lois Scott. Clyde Yeager's shyness to Terry Overstreet. ' Ruth Harbaugh's position as a cheerleader to Peggy Honodel and Charlotte Smith. Bill F. Carson's ways with the girls to Bobby Koons. Eugene Baker's love to Aurelia Snowberger. Paul Rice's place on the Student Council to Gerald Moser. Jackie Stewart's frankness to Janet Smith. Anna Smith's trips to Chambersburg to Phyllis Harbaugh. Marlyn Heintzelman's Hirtatious ways to Howard Cline. Lois Hess's athletic ability to Patsy Scott and Emma Jean Sheeley. Dickie Manahan's place as school nuisance to Charles Dick and Lynn Barlup. Curtis Bamhart's days of absence to Reginald Minnick. Ronnie Martin's position as F.F.A. President to John Koons. Don Miner's old Chevie to Donald Garrett. Paul Rice's intellectual ability to Merle Stottlemyer. Clyde Yeager's studious ways to Jim Small. John Brown's position on the radio to Bill Wishard and Donald Kline. Marilyn Warren's job at the drug store to Noma McCleaf. Laban Vanderau's quietness to Shirley Bumbaugh. Lenora Hurd's hair-do's to Patsy Frank. Dotty Harbaugh's place in the Hardman home to Sandra McClain. Betty Jane Flegel's generous ways to Charles Davis. Bob Fitz's humorous ways to James Sanders and Eugene Smith. Clara McCleaf's place in the office to Jane McClain. ' Donnie Smith's dancing ability to Joe Toms and Dale Kauffman. Eddie Carbaugh's heart to Marlene Ross. i LaRue Haugh's trips to Cold Springs Park to Mae Petry and Eleanor Scott. Richard Aughinbaugh's job at the Arcade Theatre to George McConnell and Robert Smith. Eubert Burgess's way with Mr. Lohman to Ralph Rowe. Marie Knepper's sarcastic ways to Doris Johnson and Jean Crouse. Ben Moudy's bowling ability to Robert Pentz and Joann Garling. Jean Barkdoll's weakness for '49 Chevrolets to Janice Hartman. Richard Eigenbrode's trips to Room 3 to Bob Honodel. Eugene Weikert's job at Weikert's garage to Ben Miller. Robert Tom's smooth ways to Annabell Smith. Dolores Snively's place in the typing room to Delores Zearfoss. Esther Binkley's way of playing Santa Claus to Odella Schilling. j Bill H. Carson's cowboy ways to Reginald Minnich. Besides these bequests we leave our best wishes to any and all who may desire them. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executors of this, our last! will and testament, our class advisers, Miss Miller and Miss Rohrbaugh. Witnesses :- Signed, , Richard Eigenbrode THE CLASS OF l95l. Gertrude Shank Too Late 'ro be Classified Wanted 1 Something to use my razor for. Send any information to- Marlyn Heintzelman cfo W. T. H. S. For Sale: Any good ideas ou editing a good yearbook See: Gertrude Shank -I ob Wanted : Singing for wedding af any Senior girl. Call: Larue Haugh Wanted : An attachment for my bed so my legs don't get cramped. Write to: Slats Fitz For Sale : Any information on how to get along with a cast on your leg. Phone 1234 - Don Smith Wanted : A money tree to help finance graduation. Write to: Senior Class 1951 Position Wanted : Good String Band for dancing three nights weekly. Get in touch with: Max Stuckey John Brown Dick .-Xughinbaugh jackie Baker For Sale: Good used 1934 Chevie. NVill run come Hail or High VVater. See Don Miner VVanted : Good jalopy to get me to VVelsh Run more often. Call: Eleanor Shafer I385-R-2 Taxi Service Phone 292-J - Lois Hess XVanted 2 Someone to occupy my lonely moments with freckles. Call jackie Stewart - Fairfield NVanted: .X good man to take my place as president of the Student Council See: Paul Rice, cfo VV. T. H. S. Page Thirty-three Name Aughlnbaugh, Rlchard Baker, Eugene Barkdoll, Jean Barlup, Barry Barnhart, Curtis Blnkley, Esther Bloom, Edward Brown, John Burgess, Eubert Carbaugh, Edgar Carbaugh, Elaine Carson, Wllllam F. Carson, William H. Daley, 'Ernestlne Elgenbrode, Richard Fitz, Robert Flegel, Betty Jane Harbaugh, Ruth Haugh, La Rue 1-leintzelrnan, Marilyn Hess, Lola Hurd, Lenora Knepper, Marie Louhotf, Grace Manahan. Richard Martin, Ronald McCleaf, Clara Miner, Donald Moudy, Benj amln Rlce, Paul Shafer, Eleanor Shank, Gertrude Smlth, Anna Smith, Donald Snlvely, Dolores Spellman, Mary Ann Stewart, Jacqueline Stucksy, Max Stunkard, Nancy Toms, Robert Vanderau, Laban Warren, Marilyn Welkert, Eugene Yeager, Clyde Page Thirty-four Ale 17 17 17 17 17 J 7 17 17 21 17 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 13 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 18 17 18 20 Class Horoscope Favorite Saying Hey Dad, can I have the car? Go to the store for me. Oh, my heavens! Let's take off school. Well, now! Holy hen! Gee whiz! Here I am. What are you doing tonight? Hl, Chicken. Oh. Gad! Just like an old duck. No Joke. I don't see how. I'm getting P. 0. now. I don't know about that. Holy cowl I'll bet you're klddlngl My goodness! Aw-w-w. For goodness sake. Oh, murder! I d0n't know. Are you kidding? You're good. Now you can qult. You'll be all right ln the morning. Oh, heck! Oh, Pshaw! Hello, klddo. So ordered. Crap! I like you too - I know what you Where's Lohman? My cow! Isn't that crazy? How can you tell? 1118-811 . Where's the Wheel ? Behave, or I'll get rough. I'll be forced to hlt you. I.-et's go. Way to go. What do you know for sure? Flnd out for yourself. Favorite Dish Fried chicken Fried chlcken Frled chicken Fried chicken Ice cream W Chicken corn soup Fried chicken Fried chlcken 5 Frled chicken 1 TUYIUDB Bhd 130180098 French fries W Fried chicken Breaded veal cutlet Cake Pineapple sundae Fried chlcken Waffles and gravy ' Sea food Baked ham , Ham Frult salad W Spaghetti 1 Fried oysters W Fried chicken French fries W Roast chicken 1 French frles Cheeseburgers W French trles , Fried chicken X Chicken and waffles W Chill con carne Vegetable soup Steak Chicken noodle soup ' Breaded veal cutlet W Spaghetti and meatballt Banana spllt Cheeseburgers , Banana split X chicken 1 Spaghetti and meatballk Waffles and gravy I Strawberry short cake 1 w 4 N Favorite Pastlme Golng to the Drive-In Belng with Aurella Belng with Guy Girls Reading comic books Football games Loaflng at Pryor's Loafing Reading and sports Sleeping Reading Sleeping Worklng on cars Movles and sleeplng Belng with Ashbaugh Listening to the radio Working at the Hut Horseback rldlng Belng wlth Bud Readlng Playing basketball Sleeping, readlng, argulx Golng to movies Belng with Tom Swimming and necklng Working on the farm Reading Slnglng Sleeping Slnglng Belng with Harold Playlng the piano Datlng Sam Belng with Henlcle Reading Dancing and swlmmlng Readlng Playing the guitar Llstenlng to WCKY Sleeplng worklng on the farm Belng with Barry Driving Listening to the radlo Favorite Sport aseball asltetball owllng ootball untlng oftball ootball ootball aseball ,oller skatlng :e skating Zuntlng Cuntlng wlmmlng ootball ootball urlvlng a car 'asketball lasketball ootball Lasketball wlmmlng oftball holler skating 'ootball laseball lasketball 'ootball baseball lasketball ce skating lasketball swlmmlng 'ootball Ilklng 'ootball 'ootbaml lasketball Basketball lowllng Football ce skating taclng Plshlng Ambition To get a new car To be a pattern maker To be a housewife To go to college To joln the Navy To be a success To be a football coach To be a mechanlc To have own payable buslness To be successful To be a successful housewife To become rlch To be a mechanic To be a housewife To be a coach To be 8. squadron leadel' ln T116 All' Corps To be 8. Bl-lCCeBSflll YJUSUIESS WOIHBII To be a nurse To work To be a radar techniclan To be a coach To be a lawyer To be a housewife To be a successful housewife To go to college To be a tractor dealer To be a success Clvll service To own a bowling arena To get the right job To be a successful housewife To be a successful housewife To be a good wife To be a coach To be a success To be a nurse To be a nurse To retire Career and later. housewife To get a new automobile To be a mechanic To be a nurse To be an automobile mechanic To be successful Horoscope I-lobby Playing the guitar Playing a gultar Buying clothes Cars Worklng on wrecks Collecting dishes Reading comlc books Playing Hawaiian guitar Tlnkerlng wlth guns Fllrtlng Playing the plano Studylng new cars Wrecking cars Books Collecting guns Hunting Buylng shoes Sports skmng Exotic tropical flsh Sports Reading Crocheting Collecting salt shakers Wltching sports event C0ll6Cf1Dg mlnlatufe fan!! machfhefy Books Working on my heap Bowling Adjusting my whlzzer Collecting salt shakers Embrolderlng Books Sports Books Sports Reading Flshlng Playing piano Collecting colns Working on things Playing the piano Collecting coins Tying flies Remembered For Sleeping ln English class Roaming the halls wlth Aurella Her neatness Hooking school Hls Ford B. Honodel's book reports Football captain Playing music Being behind ln typlng Trlps to Wayne Heights Being with Raymond Working at the Acme Store Drlvlng Barry's car Her quietness Her trips to Ashbaugh's Trlps to the basement Staying at Knepper's Wonderful nights with Paul Vlslts to Cold Springs Conversations wlth L. Hess Being wlth Max Llvlng next to C. Yeager Walklng home wlth Pelffer Going to Chambersburg Trlps to Emmltsburg Being bashful Coming ln at wee hours Going to Gertle's Setting up plns His motor blke Trips to Greencastle Helping the class Breaking her engagement Seelng Doris between classes Working at McCrory's Going to Chambersburg Dolng Yeager's work His interest ln glrl's basketball Her shortness Running around wlth Ben Jones's automobile Her pleasant ways Working for hls Dad Brown-nosing Mr. Harbaugh Page Tlurty Eve limi l'w1'.w1111l1l,x' Xznmcx' SIIHIIQIIITI Q. lQulmc'l'l l'lIZ .Wuxi lvl11fu'n1lJ11'1llfll I.v111+1':1 llurml Ik-11111111111 xltrlltlj' ffmlswfliml' flu. 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But I have a new method astounding That is every old system confounding. Did you know that the shape of your noses Your minds and your future discloses? just to prove that my powers are ample I shall give you a wonderful sample. I glance thus at your faces all glowing And straightway your future I'm knowing. Ere many years Richard Illanalrcm will be An officer in the United States Army And in a manner haughty shall expound His wisdom and his theories profound. A dairyman, working overtime With charges huge and nerve sublime Robert Barluplr future-plain I seeg A very wealthy man he'1l be. Elaine Carbaugh and Eleanor Shafer, She argues morning, noon and night And wins, if she be wrong or right: So Lenora Hurd will be, of course, A lawyer, criminal, and divorce. Her fertile brain and ready wit Proclaim at once the job she'll fit, Gertrude Shank will write the perfect story Thus covering herself with glory. two girls of charm and grace, Whose virtues are reflected in their face, Will live in peace and plenty all their lives As housekeepers de lux and happy wives. Mary Ama Speilman, a ready wit, Marilyn Warren and Jacqueline Stewarf Both in French and Latin bright Will SOITIC day become Nurses dressed in gleaming white. As a nurse for children she'll be quite fit And to some hospital she'll be a prize For bringing happiness into children's Grace Louhof, a successful wife will And live up to her philosophy, By being the very best of wife lives. Ruthie Harbaugh in some future year, To some hospital will become quite dear, As supervisor of the children's ward She'll win most every award. be And keeping Tom happy the rest of her life. Our friend, LaRue Hough, has a very sweet vonc And great big emotions and diction quite choic So she'll be a radio crooner some day And sob all her troubles in ether away. Clara McCleaf a success wants to be And some day manage Gearhart's Pharmacyg She'll make money in many ways And live in luxury the rest of her days. Dorothy Harbaugh, a cute wife will make By wisely choosing Ralph as her mate, And her household she will handle with care Until she is old and has grey hair. Eddie Bloom, before many years will pass Will be the head of his own gym class, , As the best coach Township's ever had He'll keep all the football fans glad. Betty Jane Flegel who's fond of work, She can't endure that others shirk, So we very plainly see She will run an employment agency. Ben Moudy and Don Miner will be artists who VV ill mural decorations do And be, as well, portrait painters Who'll make poor Rembrandt's glory fainter. Young Paul Rice has great ambition He'll be a wily politician, To congress by admirers sent And next, perhaps, be president. Marlyn Heintselman who has great ambition Will some day be a radar technician: He will make discoveries great. And be the best technician in the state. Ronny M arlini and Laban Vauderau two farmers will be And own many farms in Franklin County, They'll win many prizes at the Farm Show And if we know them they'll be always on the go. Nancy Shmkard wants to be a success And she sure will or we'll miss our guess She'll be a business woman part of her life And then settle down and be a good wife. To be a success is Riehard Eigenbrodeir aim He'll win many medals and have lots of fame, He'll be in the Army and go where he's sent And who knows-he may be our next president. William F. Carson who wants to have riches Doesn't figure in getting them by digging ditches, He'll have all the money he wants and more By being manager of the Acme Store. Marie Knefrfver wants to be a good wife And help keep some man happy the rest of her life To her children she will give the very best care Until she's old and has grey hair. Rielzara' .-luyhinbangh a success wants to be And someday be a captain in the United States Armyg Then he'll be able to get his new car And travel around both near and far. Donald Smith wants to coach a football team He'll keep them Fine and ,on the beam. He'll see that they win every game And help them achieve more football fame. Eugene Baker will make a living by his voice llut that isn't his only choice, He will make a soldier line And travel around in his spare time. Clyde Yeager wants to be an attorney And live in New York and make many a journey And then he'll spend his vacation as he always wished To go to the Great Lakes and do nothing but fish. Page Forty-live Page Forty-six John Brown has an unusual ambition That is to be a hillbilly musician, He will appear on the T. V. Screen And by many people he will be seen. In basketball she's a star And in sports she'll go quite far So Lois Hess you can plainly see Of course, a coach, is going to be. Esther Hinkley will be a success Unless we surely miss our guess In business she'll go quite far Because she worked so hard. Eugene Weikcrt, known near and far Got his insipration while tinkering with cars And as you can very well see A great mechanic he will be. Jean Barkdoll will make a good wife And spread cheer the rest of her life, She will manage her home with the utmost And indeed she'll be a housewife quite rare. Max Smokey will be a great musician Because he is young and has great ambition He will be a famous radio star Because he has a good voice and can play a Dolores Snively will be an office worker Because she is not a shirker To her boss she'll be quite indispensable Because she has ideas that are sensible. Ernesline Daley has decided her fate That is to be someone's mate She'll have many children and a house so fine Which she'll keep attractive all the time. We see a married life for Anna Smith She'll have a certain Sam to share it with She'll have a very happy life And make the very best of wife. Eddie Carbangh who is ambitious and free A success would like to be. As a forest ranger he will be great And win many honors within the state. Curlis Barnhart will be wealthy and wise As his father left him quite a prize. For a while he 'can drive a truck And then try his restaurant for luck. A very successful car salesman we see He is Robert Toms the best in the country. And when good bargains are to be got Go see Toms' at his used car lot. William H. Carson who kept the teachers in a panic Will turn out to be one of the state's best mechanicsg He'll own many garages fine And work there even in his spare time. Eubert Burgess, a very nice boy, Robert Fits with his ready wit As a radio comedian he'll be quite fit He'll make poor Bob Hope look silly Because Fitz's program will be a dilly. Will own a garagwhis pride and joy He'll work on every kind of car And help to keep them up to par. I hope this very generous sample Has proved to you my powers are ample, And that the outline of your noses Your future honestly discloses. l care w gultar l l 1 w l l 4 Personalities in Song There's Been a Change in Me -Paul Rice. The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend -Lenora Hurd. The Hotrod Race --Bill H. Carson. Through a Long and Sleepless Night -Night before Senior Class Play. Goin' Fishin' -Clyde Yeager. I'm Bashful -Ernestine Daley. Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend -Grace Louhoff and Anna Smith. Five Foot Two. Eyes of Blue --Elaine Carbaugh. Three O'Clock in the lNIorning -Morning after the Prom. Give Me Five Minutes More -French Test. Three Little Words -Get to Work. Easy to Love --Lois Hess. Again -Caught in the hall. What Did I Do P -Deportment Cut. Put Me in Your Pocket -Test Notes. So Tired -Barry Barlup. Night and Day -Homework. Courtin' In the Rain -Jackie Baker. I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire -Manahan in chemistry class. I.et's G0 to Church Next Sunday Morning -Bob Fitz. Together -Don Miner and Gertie Shank. My Buddy -LaRue Haugh. l Woiicler Why -Failing Grades. Wzmderin' -Eubert Burgess. If -We could be Freshmen again. Lonesome Traveler -Eugene Weikert. The Roving Kind --Mary Ann Speilman. Someday -Elaine Carbaugh and Raymond Gilland. Mr. Touchdown. U.S.A. --Don Smith. Guitar Boogie -John Brown. The Girl That I Marry -To Eleanor Shafer from Harold Young. You're In the Army Now -Rodger Sullivan and Robert Fessler. I Dream of Jeannie With the Dark Brown Hair -Richard Eigenbrode. I Haven't Got A Care in the World -jackie Stewart. Sleep, Sleep, Sleep --Eddie Carbaugh. How Cute Can You Be -Nancy Stunkard. Beautiful Brown Eyes -Marilyn Warren. The Farmer in the Delln-Laban Vanderau. Cruising Down to Roadside on A Sunday Afternoon -M ax Stuckey. The Flatterer -Marlyn Heitnzelman. Great Big Beautiful Doll -Clara McCleaf. My Blue Heaven -Dottie Harbaugh. Marie -Marie Knepper. Ain't We Crazy -Ruth Harbaugh and Betty jane Flegel. Life Gets Tedious, D0n't It P -Curtis Barnhart and Bob Toms. Maidens Dream -Richard Aughinbaugh. Happy Farmer -Ronny Martin. Maidens Wish -Ben Moudy. Dark Eyes -Jean Barkdoll. The Working Song -Dolores Snively and Esther Binkley. Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eight Esther Rand .... Theodore Rand . . . Diana Rand ...... Norman Aldrich Franklin Rand . . . julia Rand .. . Kitty ....... . Clarissa Scott .... Midge Waring . Donald Rand .. Richard Crandall Auctioneer ..... Elmer ...... Alpha .... Omega .......... Margie Scanlon .... Shirt Sleeves SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cast of Characters .-. l i i i l l l i l i . . . Marilynlwarren . . . Edgar Clarbaugh . . . Eleanor Shafer . . . . Donaltl Miner Pianl Rice . . . .Gertrude Shank . . . Nancy Stunkard Leis Hess Mary Ann Speilman Marlyn Heiiiitzelman . . . . . . . . Barry Barlup Richard Eigenbrode . William FL Carson . . . Ruth Iiarbaugh . . . Elaine Clarbaugh . Jacqueline Stewart Two llaggagemen .... .... D onald Smith, MaxiStuckey Prompters ......... LaRue Hangh, Doloresi Snively Extras Row flell. lfigenbrutle, ll. Miner. NY. F. Carson. Rl. Stuclcey. Row 2---Nl. Heintzehnan. l.. Hess. R, Harbaugh, M. Speilman. lf. Carbangh. J. Stewart, R. Barlup. low l-ll. Rice. G. Shank, lf. Shafer, N. Stunkard, M. VVarren. lf. Carbaugh. uSbirt Sleeves .'l d0l11v.vf1'v t'0HIL'd'l' by C'l1t1rlv.v QIlI'lIII1.X' Burdette llaving inherited his modest fortune. Franklin Rand and his family have never realized what econumy and teamwork mean to the average family. VVhen, almtist overnight. the family is brought face to face with poverty, their reaction is ineredulity folluwetl by rebellion on the part of julia, Donald, and Diana. Theo- dure and lfsther. as resourceful a pair of txvins as ever graced a home, fight xaliantly for their tlespairing father, and are in no small measure responsible for the eliange exhibited eventually by the remainder of the family. Into the maelstrom comes Margie Scanlon. having married Donald, the social rebel of the family. She does much to revive the spirits of the family. Kitty and the lmztggzrgeiiieii add much to make this a very enjoyable play. Midge and Clarissa, friends of Diana, appear to admire her wardrobe before she leaves for Cumberland. Some of the liigliligltts of the play were supplied by the .Xuctioneeiy lflmer, .Xlpha. Uniega. and Richard Crandall. l i Page Forty-nine 'N -Yf Q cuss! NANCY gg Pvfvl' D I-PM fgGll71' L 1'-,.:: - Y. X wx uf ff V' . y, t 2- g gf X 52: ' 27 EJ DON JUAN MARLYN I 1 W w k x .A 'J Qs .1 Ivlsin wsu would Tell BBWT W1 QVTUYC ghd Parr alone! 'Y QR 5. W am! 5 lv 5 X qnsinnisgn s Q? 2 fs 0 , 2 L . 9. er :- 1' 'of If is my MoTTo1 If RVN whilf You -L' sesrmnerry LAss 3' BUT poV'1' Rvlv Q., Too FAST. CLYDE LA Rug Vinny? HAvG-h - Is TH'-9 S 'Ro uma? X? 7 i ...- A A X fix S ! X Hbmgrfg-om ' 1 I E at ff, Q K' 'D wc' Ki 5 J d' ir' r K f Eulfh Fuf Fdkd ,fx Gwfaf f I Q2 0 7..f i-A N ,fx 'MQ ,,. L-5 D 3fw'S '1 - ' ' B1.,.,,. F5 5- ct N f'?5 6v ,,,, vu fr P:-57-M C15!dDscKLI? L Q XXX' ' 4 if 530 B. mduvx' l Page Fifty-two L'envoi from the Seniors to the Underclassmeni QWith Apologies to Kiplingj Wlieli the school's last roll call is taken, And the inkwells are blackened and dried, When the slowest teacher has vanished, And the books have been laid aside. You may rest, and in faith, you will need it,- You may rest for a month or two, 'Till early in cold, drear September, You are called to your work anew. Then those that passed shall be happy, They shall sit in a higher room And cope with the world's greatest problems, Their faces enveloped in gloom. They shall find new Freshmen and haze them Down in some lower hall, They shall study e'en forty minutes And never be tired at all. And all the school shall envy, As monthly they hear the name On the .-X list of some brave shark, And the D -listers blush with shame. But each in his phase of school-life, And each in his separate class ls helping to make our High School The one which none can surpass. JUINIICDRS R Q 4 .... a-- Inq:-rg, -sy Q 9455 151.1 ,Jain L I , i Class Qfficets -Mwwwmn W Ivm-.rniaefui-mug-g I fmabaii-an-1VIn4limaHarMmn - nm dMoaer Chat Fluwgr--Yclbw Rose Clm Colon-Blueuand White .ChssMoeto-Enttrwlenrin-Gotorthtoserve Advimf-Mn. mme me Mm Mow A Junior CIasS Ibm' R011 IQUXY H1111 H1111 H1111 1 11. XILL11 m11'II. 'If XI1'CI1':1I. IQ. XI111'1I111'f, IJ. KI1111: Ix I'1-1111 1' IJ11'I4, IL M1111-1', IQ, 1IL'l7l'gl'. I. 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HXXIIICII IQI1111-1' I'I:1yc1I 'I11h11 .XI1I1-11. XQ I11111111's, XYIIII thc 111-r1111ss11111 111 KI11 I,11I1111:111, we L'IlZ1IIg'k'lI 11111' class C11 11 lI11' I1cg11111111g' 111 1I1c your, I1 1I1l1' 1IIl1'4I 1'Iz1ss 11:11'1y was I11-I1I 111 Uclulmcr 25. 11151. XX1- s11I1I L'h1ix11111 - 1 1 1111Ix' :1111I 111'1's1'1111'1I 21 I11111111' 1 IQISS I'I:1x'. 1 1 ' ' 1 II11' 1111111I11-1' 111 1Il1' class IIIIS 1I1'1111111-1I 11'11111S1 1111111 11111 thc 1IlI'Ck' Yl'21I' 111-1'1111I ' l Page F ifty-six Anderson. Dorothy Barlup. Lynn Bunlbaugh. Shirley Callffman, Douglas Cline, Howard Crouse, Jean Davis, Charles Dick, Charles Frank, Patsy Garlillg, joan Garrett, Donald George, Robert Gsell, Doris Harballgh, Phyllis Hardman. Thelma Hartman, Janice i'ICilll1ZCll'l13l1, Edwin Henicle. Doris Honodel, Peggy Honodel, Robert johnson, Doris Kauffman, Dale KElllEl'l13Il. Gerald Kline. Donald Kinley, Martha Koons, John Koons, Robert McClain, Jane McClain, Sandra McCleaf, Noma McCleaf. Thomas Class roll as of September 1950. JUNIOR CLASS ROLL McConnell. George Miller, Benjamin Minnich, Regiiiillil Moser, oeralil l Murdorf, Richard Overstreet, Terry Petry, Mae L Pentz, Robert L Rice. Edna L Ross, Marlene Rowe, Ralph i Sanders, James l Schilling, OdellaL Scott. Eleanor L Scott, Lois L Scott, Patsy l Sheeley, Emma Jean Shindledecker, Willialll Small, james l Smith. Annabel L Smith. Charlotte Smith. Eugene L Snlith, janet L Smith, Robert y Snowberger. Aurelia Stottlemyer, Merle Toms, Joe L Warwick, Mary Wishard. Willialh Zearfoss. Dolores SQPHCDMCDRES KES Pi! Y HL. v 1 L Q. .luv r CLASS omczns -.11 , K. ,F-A. w, , cum f ' g Vice Tredneref-Shirley Hirtorian--Dolores Afmmqgh Chi Flower--Red Camatian Clan Colors-Red and White Class first befogp- you act Advisers-Min Eyui-ind may warm 1IIlii.L.r Sophomore CIass Rem' Rott Row Rim' Rim' Row Row 7 It 5 -I , .v 1 I IJ. Lztkc, R. Rock, .X. SIi:tt'r:1I1, R. Stamps, I.. XX'iIls. lf. Stwciiklc. IJ. Ilttlwmztii. ,l. Iirzunt-i'. II. 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SCWIIOXIIJRIE RICYIICXX' .Xs Iircsliiiicn. we wcrc tztuglit mztiiy now :mtl strztiigt- ctisttmis of our scllool. 1 hir ottit'ct's for that war were: I'rcsitlctttf'Iir:t't'y XX'1tg'tic1': SCCl'CIZLl'X'?IIUl'IS Gail I1:tkct': Xiu- I'rcsitIcttt-- llcrhcrt Smith: 'I'rvztstiret'--Sliirlev XX'zu're113 Ilisttwiztnflczttt .Xshh:1tt1fI1. . . B .Xlsu tluriiig' thztt ycztr wt- hzttI an ztssettihly progizuii cntitlcfl 'IX 'ltliztiiksgivittg' I'uttspit':tcy. I hir social ftincticni was our clztss party. thi thc foIImx'i11g' Scptcnihcr. wc fou1itI UIIl'SCIX'l'S with :1 new tizxttlc. SupI1u- litmus. Um' ftmctiotts for this yeztt' were spmismtttg' at movic :mtl zt food sztlc. Paign- Fifty-n Page Sixty l A SOPHOMGRE CLASS ROLL .-Xshbaugh, Dolores llaker, Doris Barnhart, janet Barnhart, Verda Binkley, june Birely, Edward Bloom. Edward Buhrman, Donald Burcker, Rosalie Carson. john Darr, Louise Eyler, Beverly Eyler, David Fogle, Joan Ford, Daris Fraver, Kenneth Greenawalt, Doris Gsell. Richard Harbaugh, Margaret Hardman, Dennis Hoffman. Mary Hess, James Kauffman, Doris Kennedy, Charles Kint. June Kipe, jean Kline, Annabelle lfnepper, Margaret Kramer, jack Class roll as of Septemb er 1950. Kremb. Laural Lake, Donald l Martin. Herbeirt McCleaf. Loisi McCleaf, Louise Minnich, Dolores Minnick, Wllll1Ollt Mummert, Paul Pifer, Barry Piper Earl , Rock, Lois l Rock, Richardl Sease. Lora jeian Sharrah, Andy Shank, Alma y Smith, Alfred' Smith, Herbeut Smith. Louise, Snowberger. Kenn Sprenkle, Eugene Stoops, Rodney Toms, Marvinl Trace, Bonnie l Wagner, Terry Warren, Shirley Welty, Barbara Wilhide, Carrdll Wills, Lee l l l eth FRESHMEN ZQN Ng J' qs? 'Q QA L W' C.-gZPe5QQ9fe!5'2Ya.,?'?f?f11':' 1 J -4 qv . ffw . ' 1: 1 , - A 9 ,, . ,, is CLASS OFFICERS v ffffilfdmf-P121 ,. Stfvvtury-Hlrtine T mzmrer--Kenneth Eahdman .Historian-Donna Gardner Chu Fiower--VVhite Carnation tinted with green , Class Colors--Green and White - Class Motto--The future is what we maine it Advisers-Mrs. Kreps and Mrs. Harfbrd ,, Y ' ,. V+ 32 .. :,',': G' ' ' 111.wii155E f' 55 ffii.i3.f-- v I . Freshman Class Rmx 7 G. Shzmk. l.. Sllilllli, C, Riclcnnur. ll. Clark, R.Stuttlcl11ya'l'. IJ. Fitz, Rmx Run Rum' N4 xxx' Run Ram IQ. Kltlilllltlll. R. Szulclvrs. T. Sachs. li. Sclmmycr, G. XY2lI'llL'l', K. Iislwlmznm, G. Rock. O. Yin-nn: U. ll1ll'llll1ll'l. P. Ze-zlrfuss, G. Ma.-ntzcr. ,l. Sloan. l'. Su-vunsml. IJ. Iiuycr. I. ll, L'lricl1. Rl. I crgL1s1n1, R. Mulm, R, llalcy, N. xllllliillilll. R. Nliunick, lf. Kiscr. -I. llzwis. ll. Slhllllx G lCigc11l1rmlc, I-. l':lgL'lllll'lltlC. Xl. Zlll1l11k'l'lll1Hl. Ii. L'l'v:xgc1'. ll. llzwr, Z. liurlup, .I. Davis, 'lf Smith. lf. Yamlcr: . . I nu l QIllllX ll Hull, S. lcil'fcl', Rl. llclmr. Xl. lilwrly. IJ. f:2ll'ilI1L'lA, Xlrs. ll:u'I'm'1l, ll, XXX-tzcl, il. Stallluy, S. lfurd. Xl. H2ll'IllI2ll'1. P. l-lux, IZ, XYclty. IJ. XX'n1'1'm-11. ID. llultcr- V 3 mam. bl. llclzllltcly ll. lm2lllI11QilI'llHl'IA, l. Zczxrfuss. Mrs. lircps. -1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 R. bnullm. M, llzxrtmzm, 11. xll1l'llUl'l. K. lxnutt. l,. Krilfllllg, C. huycr, R. llmkrlull. FRIQSIIM .XX RIQYIIQW lllllk' l'lI'k'SllI1l1lIl Class of Il 'cm-'l is lmsv lillilllfr its vlzxcc in thc xxctivitics of llll' ID D . N lugh srlmwl. lhc umm zlcllxcvcnlcmmt tor thc scluml was thc scllmg ut :L good many Illilgllllllk' smllmswiptimls. 'llllk' mzxin cvcnt of thc Qluss was its pzlrly. hclml l,CL'CIllllL'l' 4. Rolla-1' skating' Zlllll llill1l'lHQ' furuishccl entcrtzmimlmcumt fm' thc cvclmilmg. .Xltlnmglm falls wcrc auf- I1-11-cl by slum' p:1rlicipzLtc1's in Sliillillg. uw lmrukcn Innlcs xwlx- scum tllc nuxl llily. XYllL'Il wc xxcrc' here- lung L'11UllQ,'ll 1:1 hull' year! wc wcrc' zxllmvcfl In cleft mem- lwcrs In ilu' slumlcnt Quumil. llnving clmscu Klilflllltx lflx-1'ly'. lictty Shzmk, Rulmcrl llzllcy. :mtl I'zml SICVUIISUII, lhcsc pcwplc zlllcmlcml :l :neu-ling fur thc lirst limp- in l:11111z11'x'. . . 1 . . llIlYlllg' lK'k'UlllC usccl tu lmcmg' l'1'cslm1c11. wc zlrc mm' lllillilllg' tm'w:l1'cl In lac- muming' guy young' swplmmmmrcsn ncxt year. V: me Sixty-th Page Sixty-four Baer, Harriet llarkcloll, Richard llarnhart. Clarence llarnhart, Martha Barlup, Zona FRESHMAN CLASS R0 llaumgardner, Dorothy Jean Clark. Donald Creager. Betty Lou Crilley, Fern Daley, Robert Davis. James Davis, Janet Delauter, Joyce Eberly, Martine Eigenbrode, Barale Eigenbrode, Gary Eshelman, Kenneth Ferguson, Myrna Fessler, Joyce Fitz, Donald Ford, Sylvia Fox, Patricia Gardner. Donna Garling. Lauren Gehr, Marlene Gnyer, Charles Halterman. Dolores Hartman, Glenn Hull. Betty liiser, Florence Kline, Robert Knott, Charles Manahan, Ronald McCulloh, Richard Class roll as of September 1950. LL J l Mentzer, Galen M innick, Robert Mohn, Richard Murdorf, Geriild Peiifer, Shirlely Reed, James J Ridenour, Cliflon Rock, George Royer, Donalcl Rudolph. William Sachs, Terry J Sanders, Roy J Shank, Betty J Shank, George Shank, Lincoln Sloan, James Smith, Roy L Smith, Thelma Stahley, Guydia Stevenson, Pahl Stottlemyer, Raymond Swope, Roy J Toms, Johnnie Ulrich, Gary L Vanderan. Estlher Vienna, Otis , Warner, George Warren, Doniia Webb, Namadiei Welty, llonnici Wetzel. Doris Zearfoss. Paul Zearfoss, Phyllis Zimmerman, Myrna R23 H142 I J LN '!!'1f4'!' ACTIVITIES 5:-:5 54656 M W V Q 1 . Y7 XL WH'-5 R1111 2 111111 .3 141111 2 111111 1 v ll G:11'1'1-11. C. Xvl'ZlQ1l'l', 11, 1:1ll'1llI1. XX 11, 1':11's1111, 1f. 111111111'y, 11. x141ll11y. Miss Xl111'11'1'. X. S111111111'1'g1'1'. X. x11'K11l'1l1A. -1. 11:11'11111111, 11, 1'A11Z, . , , . . XI. 11l11'1!IN'I', X. S1111111. 5. 111111111:111g11, XI. XX :11'1111'11 Business S1511 O1 Spec:1a1or l?11.1'in1'.1.v .1l1m1r.q1'1' ,. X111 ll1'111f 'l'A1'f1111'l ..... X1 1111 1x111111111 .1d:'l'.v1'1' .. X11ss '111l1'1111S1111'SS s1z11'1'11:1s 1'11z11'g'1' 111 1'11111-1'1i11g' :111 1111 1111111 1 11111 1 11111 N 1l1I1l'. :1 1'1-1'1' i11111111'1:1111 111-111 111 1111- 1l1l1J1l1'111l111I 111 1111 1111111 11 111111 1111111 1111111 111 1111' 11:1111'1' -s111'11111' 111:11 I1 - 1111 1111111111'11:11111s111 s 5 N ' IN '11s11 1:1111'11 1 11'1: 111 111' 11115 s1:111. 1111- 111111111 s1:111 11:1s 1111' 121511 111 s1'1'111g' 111:11 :111 l11lL1kN 111 1111111 11111111111 1111 1-1'i111i11g' 1111 11 5 IHC. !luF',,,, I I i l 1'1 1 51111-six f Editorial Stall ot Spectator litlilm' ....... .. ,lztcqueline Stewart .i.m'.vft1lxf lfdifm' . . ....... Doris Gsell . ld':'i,n'1' .. . . Kliss XYitmer 'l'lie eclitoriztl stall' of the Spectator. our school newspztper. consists of .luniors :tml Seniors who X'UlltlllCCl' to serve :ts eclitors :mal reporters ot the articles pulm- lishecl in the paper. The Spectator appears tive times yearly :tml is piihlishetl by the liecortl ller- olcl l,lll7ll5l'lil1g Company. Each member of the stall serves two years iii order to reeeive at school letter. low .Z-li. Carlxaugli, M. XY:ti'wiel-Q. G. Shank, Miss XYll.IllL'l', T. Overstreet, D. Heniele, S, McClain, T. Hztrtlimui. Row 1- O. Schilling, nl. McClain, M. Warren, ll. Flcgel, l,. Scott, lf. Rice, IJ. Gsell. ,l. Stewart, P. Hoiiotlel, li. Slieeley, Nl. liinley. S. lglllllhilllglll, Page Sixty-seven 13' 1. an .Q Run' 7-Il. Rfwk, If. SIL'VL'tlsmi, C. Gnycli. R. Ilaiilyclnll. .-X. Smith, C.XYill1iclc.G. McConnell. R. Pcntz. R. Mohn. RUN' Us-f Rim' Run' Rim RUN' IIHXX' R. Mnrrlnrl. IJ. Iinycr, II. KllIlllll'li, G. I'.ig'ci1lm1'oclc. IJ. Clark. li. St'li1'm'0i', R. Szuirlcrs, P. Zcznlnss, R nimiit-if. J. '1'.ims, ie. mit-y. cz. uifit-11. ' ' It. Q2ll'lHlllj.lll.' Q. Xvzigcr. li. Martin, I.. Yztnclvmii, Ii. XY1-ikcrt, G. Shank, ll. Ilifcr. ID. lfuril. lf II:n'ns , , . , , . . . . . nrt-in '. . . 1' . .. , li Q. ,. 2 's, T. Xlzxgm-r. ll. Iinlirxnzxn. Is.. l',SllL'llll2l1l, IQ. Stfattlcniyvr, ,l. lwcml, C. Knott, tl, ll:n'tinz1n. IQ. Smith. h.nt. I.. Iiarllng. ,I. Ilrmyn. I-. Mvntzcr, IJ. I'itz. Q I I 1 in R Xl Lnlloh I Sl anl I lint ' ,I. Slnzm, M. lX:n'm-r, I. Saclis, ,I. lxrznnor, IJ. I.:llu-, R. Ruulc, R. Gsm-ll. I.. Mills. .X. Shzwrzlli. Ii. Siwciis klvc. li. l i'zu'ci'. Ii. Sliiiirllcclcckm-i'. If. Illnuiil. XX, H. Lursmi. Il. Ilarlnp. M. btnckcy, R. Turns. Ii. Monclv. li. Ifitz. IJ. tlzxiictt. G. Muscr. Ii. llvint- zclinun, -I. 'I'mns, R. Ilmnimlcl, LI, Sanclt-1':a, R. limms, .I. Kiinns. II. Smith. IP. Smith. lf. Iizllwr, ll. Minor, -I. Small. M. Hcintzvhnzin. P. Riu-. Mr. l,fwlnnan. Mr. Mzirtz, Mr. Ilcss II. Iluwc, Qi. Iliclc, Ii. Ilv.'ol'gL'. l'f'v.v1'rli'l1i ....... ......... . . ...... I':1nl Ricc- l'1'u' l'l't'.v1'dcl1t .. ........ Ilunzllcl Miner .S'4't'i'i'lt11 i' .... . . Murlyn Ilt-intzelinzln lm'tl.v1r1'f'1' ... . .. .... . .. ..................... ,lznncs Snmll .la'f'1.vt'1'.v ..,............................. Mr. I.olnn:1n. Mr. Ilcss. Mr. Mztrtz 'I'hc Ili-Y is unc uf the lztrgcst iwgzxiiizzttimis of thc scliuul. 'lihc nicnilwrsliip is nn Il vwlnntzlry lmsis :intl is upon tn cvcry hwy in thc scliunl hy virtnc uf his myn K'lI4IlK'l'. 'Ilhc Ili-Y nrgzniizzltinn is funnclcrl strictly nn Christian principles. It is thu linlicy nl' tht- vlnlm lu flu gnml n'l1t'rcYc1' :lnrl wliclicvci' it Cllll. 'lllivrv 1ll'L'lll2lllj'UUISUIIIIIIIIQ'IIIIIIQS clunc hy this cluh of wliich unly Z1 fc-xx' will ln- nn'ntiunc4l: I I I CIll'lSllll1lS gifts for thc nccfly. 1.21 SIDKIIISUYIIIQ' cvcry utlici' yawn' thc Ili-Y fllri-l li-Y hznnlnct. ljl 'Ilhc 'llccn 'Ilnllc lJl'Ilg'l'Illll. This yvztr thc Ill'1lQ'l'1llIl was wvll ilcwliipccl nnflvi' thc fnlloxying' lesson lwznls: .X. llilllll .Xin I P II. Slippt-ry ll'hcn llict. C. I .Xin One. ll. Is Your l'i'cj1nlin'c' Slmn'iiig'? lf. .Xliyc at 12:01. Ii. This Is lt. ti. Clinust' Yc This llzty. .Ns thc lmys pnt it. it is ll pi'ivilcg'c :Intl imlczisnrc tu wczlr thc triznignlzn' rcil. xxlntc. :intl Irlnc pzitvli nf thc I Ii-Y. CSIlL'CI1llIl' xyhcn you rczllizc the irlcztls for wllicli thu lll'gJllllZ2lll4lIl Slllllfli V Sixty-viglit Ron Row Row Row Row Row Row I.. ' I.. In C ' O. S. . I. S. IH. I 'l't'.v1'dt'a1f I 'fri' lIl'l'.Yl'lIt'llf .S't't'1't'It1r'.i' Y'f't't1.r1r1'm .t I d':'i.rt'r.r Tri-l-li-Y .. Xaney Stunkarcl .. Gertrucle Shank . . . Elaine Carbaugh ........... Clara McCleaf Miss Ifyler. Miss XYitn1er The Tri-Ili-Y consists of ninety-six inenibers. There are seventeen Seniors, thirty-one Juniors. twenty Sophoniores. anrl twenty-eight Freshmen. rx -i lhis year the 'Iii lh X along' with the Ili-Y sponsored a niovie entitled. lJQIIlOCI'2lL'y vs. Freeclonif' .Xlso the two cluhs sponsored a foocl and clothing tlrive to help destitute families in the eonnnunity. Other events for the year were the lli-Y-Tri-I li-Y hanquet, ancl the sale of Christmas seals. The money from the sale of the Christmas seals was spent to senil delegates to the 'llri-Ili-Y lfnitetl Nations .-Xsselnbly. 1 f.,. Hnrcl, J, Smith, IJ. Gsell, P. Honotlel. I.. Scott, B. XYelty, J. McClain, J. Kint, A. Smith. Hess. Ii. Shafer, M. Ross, M. Harhaugh, P. Harhaugh, M. VK'arwick, M. Speilman, R. H 1, Iiyler, I.. Islrenih, A. Snowherger, N. McCleaf, D. Anderson. arbaugh, . Smith, P. Scott. li. Sheclcy, Ii. Rice, U. Kauffman, T. Overstrect, IJ. Minnieh, L. Rock, J. Stewart M. NN'arrcn, M. Petty. If. Scott, IJ. Johnson, J. Hardman. Schilling, M. liinley, D. Zearfoss. J. Garling. J. Crouse, P. Frank, IJ. Greenawalt, A. Shank, J. Ripe VYarren, IJ. Baker, I.. Sease, M. Iinepper, lf. Yantlcrau. .. Daley, S. McClain, IJ. Henicle. T. Hartlman, T. Smith. M. Ferguson, P. Zearfoss, F. Riser, H. Baer Peiflcr. P. Fox, IJ. Il2lllIllg'2lI'llIlCl'. I. Mcfleal. M. Hoffman. I.. McClcaf. Hull. J. Delauter. IJ. XYarren. Ii. VVclty, M. Iiherly. J. .-Xslihaugh. M. Ilarnhart. ll. I-Ialterman. J Davis, Z. Ilarlup, M. Zinnnernian, H. Creagcr. Il. Shank, II. lfigenhrocle, J. Binkley. 1. Stahlcy, S. Ifortl, ID. Gardner, M. Gehr. Ii. Carhaugh. C. Shank, N. Stunkartl. Miss Miller. Miss lfyler, Miss XYitmcr. Il. Flegel. IJ. Harhaugh. li. Hinkley, M. Knepper, J. Barkcloll. S. Ilunihaugh. .1 A. v Page Sixty-nine Row 3-C. Barnhart. P. Zearfoss. C. Barnliart, D. Kline. H. Cline, R. Gsell. B. Koons. .-X. Sharrah. R Xlm nich. R. Smith. N. NNehh, Fi. Smith, C. Kennedy. A. Smith, E. VVeikert. Ron' .Z-G. Kauffman, VV. XYishartl. J. Brown. B. Miller, R. Murdorf. R. Honodel. li. Bloom. Mr. Hess. lx Xlar Row 1- Page Seventy tin, j. Koons, IJ. Ford. l.. Barlup. G. Ulrich, li. Carbaugh. C. Guyer. -I. Toms, I.. Carling, C. Riclenour, li. Birely. C. XYilhitle. R. McCullough. II. Hess. F. F. A. OFFICERS l'1't'.r1'a't'1rf ......... ............ . . Ronnie Martin lxf lvlifl' I'1'c.ridvl1f . . . . . . Robert llonoclel 21111 Viet' 1Jl'l'.Yl'd!?Ilf . . . . Laban Yanclerau 5t't'l't'ftll'.V ........ .. Fclwartl llloom 'l'i'vaxnf't'r .. ...... .Iohn Koons Rvfvorter . . . . lfcltlie Carbaugh ll'nfrlzdn.e' . .. Robert Koons .1ldi':'.rrr ....................................................... Mr. Hess The Future Farmers of .Xmerica is a nation-wicle organization whose primary aim is the mlevelopment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The Washington Township lligh School Chapter of the Future Farmers of .Xmerica has a memhership of forty-four boys. all of whom are enrolled in the vocational agricultural course. This chapter is quite active through the summer as well as :luring the school year. This past year's activities incluclecl picking tomatoes for Mr. Hess and the proceeds went into the chapter funcls: educational trips to both the Hagerstown :mtl South Mountain fairs: and an all clay trip to the Farm Show in llarrishurg. ln the spring' there will he a trip to Lancaster to tour a feed plant. .Xnother activ- ity ofthe F.F..X. is the selling of hot dogs tothe students at noon ancl popcorn ancl cotlee to the crowtls at games. The F.F..X. sponsors an annual Father and Son llanquet which is held in February. This organization meets every Thursday morning and one night meeting is helrl the thircl Thursday of every month. Ol Future I-Iomemakers of America UI I IL'I'iIQS l'1'i'.vi1li'11i ...... ............ . . Iflziinc Czirlizuigli Vin' l'1'i'.viil'i'11l . , . . Iflcziiim' Sllufci' ,N'i'i'1'i'lIii'-I' ..... ........,. I ,mis Stull ifIV4'1I.i'Ill'I'l' ........ . . Ifmmzi .loam Slicclcy .SI'1'Iif'Iwmk lx'i'4'fu'1' . . , . . Imiiisc NIL'L'Ic11Ii Illllllllj' f.UIHll'I'f .. ..... Ihiris Gai-II ,IIl'f'I'.Yl'l' .........,..................,................... Xliss lwlirlmzuigli 'IIIIQ XX':1sIiiiig14rii 'lxmviisliip Clizlptci' uf IIN- I'AIIIIlI'L' Iliviiiuiiizilccrs ui. .XllIL'I'iL'1l is :iII'iIi:ilc1I willi Imulli llic Stzitc :mil iizltiuiinl criggziiiizzltiiwiis. Um' uf thc IIIZIIII zlclivitics of thc If.I I,.X. is tlic szllv .if slcziiiiwl Il2lIIIIllIl'g'L'1'S :il Iimclitiiiic. Girls slimviiig' iiitcrcsl zmil iiiipi'm'cim-iii in thc cI1iIm :irc ziivzmlccl thc uliiiiim' Iliiiiiciimliiiig' Ilcgrcv zm1I llic Clmptcr Degree. hm' .S I.. Xlcflczif. -I, Smith, I', IIiminIcI, Il, 'lIr:ivu. I Ifnglc, XI. Gm-Iii-. .X. Smith, IC. Slizifcr. G. I,m1I1iwI't' 7 I lim' - Il, XBIQIITCII. KAI. II:ii'i1I1:1i'1, I7. XYMA-I. If. Slim-clcy. I. I'IIll'I11IllQlI1, IJ. Iiziuiinizui. ,I. Ilvlzilitcr. I.. NIUCIQNI XI Ilnttinzm, Xlin IQIIIIVIHZIIIQLII. limi' I If. QIIIVIIZIIIQLII. II. IIi1II. S. Ifin-il, I.. Scott, hl, IIii1I4IL-y, IJ. Gsm-II. I':ifw SL'v1'11Iy 1- -U Ron' -I-VXI. Stottlcinyer. nl. Iirainer. IJ. Royer. Miss Ifyler, j. Iiipc, IJ. Baker, II. Ifyler. R. Xlinnich, XI. XY:ir wick. G. Mentzer, Ix, Nlzinzilizni. Ron' 3-fli. S1n'cnkIc. II. Pifcr, 'If Uvcrstrcet. NI. Xyarreii, G. Shank, Ii. Rice. R. II:n'Iiznig'Ii. KI. Iincpper, .X Shank, S. XX'Zll'1'ClI. IJ. .-Xshhziugli, NI. Speihnan. -I. Sloan. Row lf-41. Shank, 'If Ilzirclinztn, IJ. HenicIe. bl. Stexx'zti't. S. McClain, I.. Krenih, I.. Sense, I.. IIess, II. Stzthley S. Ihnnhanigli, II. XYcIty. j. Iiint. NI. Iiherly, IJ. Gardner. Row I-R. Rock, ,I. SniziII, I.. XYiIIs. II. Sinith. II. ShinrIIerIecker, IJ, I.zike. 'I'. XYagiier, Ii. Maiiziliatii, VI. 'ltoins I'. Rice. NI. Heintzehnzin. ID. Miner. Latin CIL.Ib III'iI'iIfI'.IiS t'0ii.vul.i' .. ........ Nlzirilyn XY:irren. Iiicligirrl Xlgnizilizui .S'ri'1'lni .. ............... .. 'I'crry XY:ig'iiei I-,lltlt'A'ft1l' . . Ilercrly I'.y'Ier .lccfifc . . I.:inr:1 Iireinh .lrl':'i.s't'1' .............. .... .................... . .... ..... ...... N I i s s IfyIei This chih yrzis tinitierl :intl estzihlisherl in H147 for the henetit ot' those pupils stnmlying' I.zitin who clesire to tolloxr the thoughts :intl to elrznnzitize the enstoins of the Iioinzin people. Stnclents who wish to engage in the zictivities of the chih zilthongh they :ire non-clzissiczil stntlents. niziy join :is .Xhens. hnt they czin never ht-coine citizens of the Ronizin stzite. A .X charter ohtziinetl in 11147 inzitle the I.:itin Cltihzi cIi:1pterofthchlnnior Classi- -Exx -Q cziI I.CZlQl1L' of .Xtnericzi. Two of the niost iniportznit events ot' the yezir :ire the Roinzin Ilziniliiet :intl g ' 4 the I.zitin :isseinhly progrzitn. 'lihe chih consists of forty-nine ineinhers. 'I'he whole chth nieets the first I iIiIIlIl'StIZly. .Itiniors zind Seniors the second 'IIInn'siI:iy. :incl Ifreshnicn :intl Sopho- inores the thirtI 'IIItnrstIziy. They are 4IivicIecI into groups heczinsc they ht-long' to the Xzttionzil Ilonor Society for the .Xrlvzinceiiient of I.zltin. 'I'hcy will he :ihlc to W Y coinpete for stzite-xi'icIe honor. 'I hey also :ire getting' 'I he I.:itini1nn .Xnxiliinnf zz I.zitin iiewspziper. .Xn honor key' is given to students who have niziintuineil :tn honor qrzulc thir- ing their four yeztrs of Latin. Page Seventy-two Ill -1- Ill ' II1 li 'llll l.zl,.l.LI UFIFICICRS l'1'l'.viu'l'11f ..... ............ ..... N l airy XY2ll'NVlL'li I 'im' l'1'w.v1'zl'4'11l . . . . Mzirlyn lleiutzelmaii .S'm'n'ffi1'Ax' .... ......... i loc Toms 'l'1'm1.v1n'4'l' . . . . Lois Hess . Id'z'1'.vvr .................................... . . ............. Miss lfyler 'llliis clulm. whicli meets once ll montli is only for sturlelits who stucly Fl'CllL'll It is :1 clizlpter of the li1tei'iiz1tionzil Stuclents Society :mml consists of twenty-Toui 1 memlmers. 'Ilie members may correspond witli lfreiicli boys zmml girls zllirozicl tlirougli llie lntemzltioiml Students Society. This year the club sponsored 21 movie, :mil in lfeliruury put on El Mzlrcli Gras for the whole seliool. lt also put on :ui .Xssemlmly prog'r:un iii the Spring. low .3fM. Stottlemeyer. 'lf Uycrstreet. li. Rice. M. lleiutzelmzm, lf. lleintzelmaii, ll. Slizmk, M. Speilmali, N. lYzu'wicli. low Z f'l'. llzmliiizlii. IJ. llenicle. S. McClain, ,l. Stewzirl, R. ll:u'liuug'li, Miss liyler, S. llliiiilmaligli, Xl VVar- ren, l.. lless. Row l P. Rice. ll. Sliinrllemlecker, -l. Small. R. Mzuializm, G. Moser. IJ. Garret. ,l. Toms, D. Miner. Page Seventy-three Ram' 3-lf. Baker, G. l'.lg'CI'llJ!'Ulll'. li. lisliclman. li. SlJI'Clll'ilC. ll. Miner, P. Rice. H. Pifcr. li. l rz1vci', ll. Rm Row lfj. Small, .X. Shank. li. Rive. G. Slizmk, M. XYa1'wick. I.. Huss. ll. jiiliiisuii. ll. Hakcr. S. XY1lI'I'L'1l. Rim' lfNli's. llm'foi'cl, .X. Siiimilici'gci', IJ. .Xiiclci'suii, ,l. .x5lll52llIgll, I., llilllflfll, ll, Gscll. R. llilfllllllgll. I.. Sui l.. Svzisc. l.. Kl'l'llll1. Special Mixed Chorus .ld':'i'.vw' ................................................ X. . . Klrs. llzu'fui'cl lil SCI5lL'llllJCl' wc lizul ll'y-UlllS to till the vzlczincies :mil to eiilzirgc our cliurua also. Sonic activities of our cliiiriis are to sing in thc C1llllllL'llQ'l1l SL'l'VlL'L'. for :ls- acmlmly priigrziiiis. for thc lfrzmlcliii Cmiiity Music lfcstivzll. :mal fm' the g'1'zuluutiiiii L-xcrciscs. 4 Dui' cliiwiis is scliwliilerl to przicticc twicc El wcck. Page SCYUHIX-fUlll' v I 'Q :' W . l I I I 1 I I l 1 Dancing Club UFFICIQRS l'1'i'.vidv11f ..... ............ . . Charles Dick l'i4'v l'rv.s'1'da'1lt . . . Paul Klnmmert .S'i'rrvti11'.v .... .. .Xnnzibell Kline 7'rvn.r1m'l' . . . Hill Sliindledeeker .lfi'f'l'Nl'l' .. .. . . . . . . . .. ..... Mrs. Leisinger The dancing' elnh was organized the first semester for the purpose of teach- ing' hnys :md girls modern dztneing. Dues were ten cents :i month to help to buy records. In Deeemher at dzinee was held :it Znnk's Recreation Center. During the see- nnd semester :ill students were permitted to Join the elnh. Some dances enjoyed hy the group were Villll -Innes, lfliininzitiun Dance. :ind Klnltiplieution Dances. Page Seventy-tive I.. to R.-S. Bumhaugh, L. Hurd, F. Crillcy, B. Hull, If. Shafer. N. Stunkarcl. Mr. Hess, ID. XXV.-tzvl. S. lf: ,l. Smith, IJ. Iiauffniau, G. Stahlcy. H. Crcagcr. KI. Zimmerman. XI. Spcilman. P. Hurbaugli. Girls Shop Club ' UFFICIERS A 1 I'n'.m1'z'z1! ....... ............ ....... I ' .lezmor Shatter Vim' l,l'l'Nff1ll'IIf .. .. Mary Ami Spcilmzm .S'm'1u'f11f'y .... ........ S ylvia Ford 7'1'm.v1m'1' . . . . . Klyrna Zimmcrmzm li'vfw1'h'l' .. ,. Iilninc Curbaugh , lr1'f'1.vv1' ....................................................... Blr. Iless The Girls' Shop Club wus rcwrgzmizctl this year. The purpose of thc cluh is tw tczlch the girls about the clilsfcrcnt types of tools :tml hmx' tu use them prupcrly. The chili mccts every Klomlay of thc week umler thc stipcwisimi uf Mr. Iless. thc agriculture teacher. Swim- mf the propects this ye-:lr are making cuties tahlcs. eml tuhlcs. :mtl wlmt- ? N 1 - 1 - A 1 mit shclvcs. Ihcy arc also rctwuclimg and rctmishmg nlcl turmturc. 'I'l1t-rc :tru sixteen girls curullccl in the club. Page Seventy-six Boy's Home EC. Club Clltlflflflls l'r1'x1'd1'l1l . ........ .. KCIIIICIII SCllI'llj'Cl' .N'1'1'1'1'l11f',1'-7'l'1'1l.v1m'1' .. .... l7m111I1l Clark .ld':'i.v1'1' .. . Miss Rol1rbz111g'l1 Buys 1141111 join this club 111111 that Il follow C1111 be just 115 11111cI1 111' ll house- lccc-pc1' 11s il girl. 'l'l1cir uctivitics cwvcl' 1110 sn-11'i11g' of :111 :1p1'1111, 1'1m11l:i11g', clez111i11g, nluting. 211111 5111116 1ll'1 1v111'k. hm' Z - li, Scl11'11y1-1', IJ. Clark, R. Stuttln-111y1-1', Miss R11l11'I1z111gh. fl. Sl1z111k, C. RiI1L'llUlIl'. Row l-- l.. Gz11'li11g', C. Guycr. G. H:11't111z111, K. Smith. fm: iv g.4- ' I3 ugx' Svxvlmty-s1'v Rim' .2-M. Kinley. 0. Schilling. j. Brown, lf. Burgess, Ps. Flegel, N. KlcCleaf. A. Smith. R. George. 1'1'v.virii'irf . . l'1'c'i' l'1'i'.v1'riv11f . . ,S'm'l'i'filI'j' 7'1'm.v1l1'4'1' . .-Id-r'i.vvr . . . Gardening Club OFFICERS ... ............. . . Klzirtlui liinley .. .Izuncs Sznulers . . . . . Uclellu Schilling' . lienjznnin Nlinnly l'1zI1I1'4'1't-x' .-lqvnf .. .. Robert George Mrs. lireps The Gawlciiiiig Chili was reorgzinizccl this year. :it the request of zi group wwf 7 former nienihcrs. The activities of the Club have ineluclecl ri picnic at Ultl Forgel the niziking :incl selling of Cliristinas 4lCCUl'ZlllUI15I :intl the tleeorziting uf the seliuiml :inclitorinin :intl entrzincc for the liulitlays. lCZlCll menihei' of the elnh is to plzin zinml plnmtug'i'zipli zi garclening priijeet. either :i tliiwei' or vegetable gurtlen rlnring' the 'mining season. The elnh plans to use the pruceetls of its two movies :intl Christmas sale tn finance a trip to Xllisliiiigtuii :incl Klt. Yernon in Cherry lilossom time. Page Seventy-eight Rim' 1-J. Sanders, IJ. Snivcly, M. Russ, D. Zearfoss, li. Carhaugli, li. Daley, Mrs. Kreps. li. Hinkley Science Club UFFICIQRS !'l't'.Yltlt'Ilf ...... . Robert Dailey I ict' l'1'i'.ndt'l1l .. .. Robert Kline .S uc1't'ft11'y ..... . .lohn Toms 'l'rt'u.v1r1'vr . . . . . Gary Ulrich . lil-:'i.wr ..... . . . .... . . . . . Mr. llarbaugli This club was orgztnizefl by our science teacher. Klr. ll1ll'llZlllg'll. The main purpose wus to tezich those students who tlitl not have science 11 few elements of the subject. 'llhey performetl such experiments as the prepztrzttion of oxygen, hyflrogen. chlorine. nitric ztcitl, carbon clioximle, iorlinc, tlistillecl water to purify it. mzule tlzune tests for tlitterent elements. untl prepuretl mercury :mtl oxygen by the tlecomposi- tion of mercuric oxitle. 'llherc were two clitterent sections. Une met on hltlllillly :mtl thc other on 'lllnn'stl:Ly. tiling l.. to R.-f-P. Fox, 'l', Smith, M. l crg'uson, P. Zcarfoss. lf. Yznnleran. C. Knott, P. Stevenson, JS R. Min- nick. G. Murtlorf, R. Daley. ,l. Davis. G. Ulrich. R. Barktloll, R. Klohn, G. Mentzer, R. Swope. Mr. Harbangh. Dl. Davis, Z. ltarlup, T. Sachs, D. Fitz, G. XYarner, lx. Manahan, O. Y Toms. ,l. Sloan. I.. Shank. VY. F. Carson. Il. Moutly. iennzt, R. l l i Page Seventy-nine Rim' .Z-V Mr. Hartz. .X. Slmrmli. R. Nlurclmf, .l. Small. 'I'. XYagAi1ul', H. Smith. R. Ruck, R. Pcntz. Rim I'--R. Fitz, DI. CIIVMIII, C. MrCIcz1t'. If. Illmnn. IJ. Smith. XI. Stuckcy, I.. II:-ss, R. Iiigciiliruch-. ID, N I'. Ni m'n- . Varsity Clu In IIIPIFICIQRS l'rv.v1'r1'i'11f .... .......... .... I ' zml Riu' l'iu' l'1'v.v1'd4'11l .. ,, Ilunzllcl Smith ,S'pr1'rli11'.x' .... .... I fmlwzml Ilhwum 'l4I't'tl.YlIl'4'1' .. .. RicI1zu'cI Ifig'ci1In'urIc .I4I'I'i.vi'1' .. .. NIV. Mzirlz 'lihv Yzlrsity Chih cuhsists uf twcilty-mic huys :mil girls whu hzlvc i'eccivcrI Ivttcrs in :itI1Ic1ics. This chih ziirls iii hiiziiiriiig' athletics zmrl this XCWII' piircliziscil in-xx' iiiiifurms fm' thc I1:1sIicth:1II lczim. It zllsu :1xx':1rcIs SXX'L'ZlIL'1'S lu senior mcmhci's wt' thc vhih xxhu hzivc rcccivcml letters in :L varsity sport. gc Ifightv I.i bra ria ms .Xtlviscr -- Miss XVitmci' TA The schiiol 111Jl'1l1'j' is uscil as at study 112111 cluriiig' must uf cztch clay. Student lihrziriaiiis take cliziwfc uf thc lihrzirv l111I'1ll0'11lUSC stumlv mcriumls :ind cltiriiw' :ictivitv 5 , 5 . F3 , periods U11 four days ri we-ck. The girls who devote their sparc timc to this work rccvivc tl'Zl11l1I1Q' in filing' czu't1s and in checking hooks in :mtl out of thc lihrury. lfuch lihrzlrizm rcccivcs :i service lcttci' for ll yczu s work. hm' .Z-li. Iiiilklvy, C. X1t'C1c'z1l'. 11. lAPll1l0H.. Rem' 1---Xlisi XY11lI1L'l', 1f, CZtl'112ll1tQ11. ,l. Xlcflaiu. 13. 111tm111. Paigu liighty-unc hm' -I- I'. Stcvc'l1su11, 'I'. cIX'k'1'SIl'l'L'I. S. Klcflztin, -I. Ifnglc, II. Trace, Row SJ C. Iictmccly, If. Smith, IQ. GM-II. II. XYzu'11cx', R. Iiumti. J Qrvxx 2-V 'I'. II:n'cIm:m, ID, IIonit'It', IQ, Stuttlcntyvr, I.. Xlcflcztf, Miss Rlurtcr, VI. IIinkIcy. Rtm' I U. XYiII1i4Iv, IQ. Mimtirlu, I.. RICCIL-af, Rl. IIHIIIIHZIII. 'III1 Typing CIUID .Xtlviscr - Miss INIm't01' c 'IIDIJIIIQCIIIIIWSISUl'gI1LIlIZClI fur the pltrposc uf giving' zlczulcmic :mtl vuccx ttult ll stmlcnts zm wpptwttttxity In Icztrn type-writing fm' pcrsmtal use. In this way 5 ttulcnts :tru :1ImIt- tu tyltt' Imtmlc rt-ptwts. class ztssigttxttctmts, pcrsuntzll Icttcrs. :mtl Cul It-gc pztpt-rs. Stl ulcnts :tlsu I1:1x'v tl1c+qmpm'tuuity tu :In artistic typing. I' 13,1 I lf.,Itty-txwr Ron' f Commercial Club Ul'lFlClfRS l,l't'Sl'dt'llf ...... ............. . . . Robert George l'icv Prvsidwzt . . . . . Clara McCleaf .5'vt'rclt1rvi' .... . . . . . . . . Dolores Snivcly Trvaszu'vr .. .............. Nancy Stunkard .'ld-risers ..................................... Miss Morter, Mrs. Leisinger The Commercial Cluh is composed of Sophomore, junior, and Senior CUIlll11CI'- cial students. lt meets every Thursday. The purpose of the club is to organize the commercial students into one group. Men and women are brought into the meetings to speak to the group on what the husiness world expects a high school student to know in order to obtain a position in the husiness world. Movies are used also for the same purposes. Dues paid into this club are fifty cents at year to help pay for the visual aids used in the Club. -l-j. Barnhart, .-X. Kline, L. Darr, V. Barnhart, P. Frank, j. Crouse, NY. F. Carson, H. Martin, D. Eyler, li. Snowherger, J. Carson. Ron' 3-D. johnson. j. Hartman. M. Petry. J. Carling. M. Stuckey, A. Snowberger, C. Smith, P. Scott. C. Row Rou' Davis, T. McCleaf, R. Rowe, Sanders, lf. Baker, R. liigenhrode, L. Smith. 2-lx. Burcker. Miss Morter. B. Bloom, C. McCleaf, L. Hurd, li. Daley, li. Hinkley, A. Smith D. Snively. L. Haugh, H. Flegel, .-X. Snowherger, Mrs. Leisinger, VV. Minnich. R. George. V l-D. Greenawalt, N. McCleaf. O. Schilling, D. Minnich, L. Rock, D. Zearfoss, M. Kinley, ,l. McClain, D. Anderson. C. Dick. R. Toms, lil. Fitz. B. Moudy. M. Knepper. hl. Barkdoll, N. Stunkard, D. Smith. Page liighty-three . , . . , , . frm' 2-Mr, Iluvxsfnl. .X. Slmarrzalm. Nllss Nlxllvr. 4-. Mmcr, IE. Mundy. Mr, Lulmmzm, -I, Klvilzuu, Mrs. Ixupx GM-II, G. Shank. NIV. XILIVIZ. Huw I I.. Iiwrk. LI. XIn'k'Ic'znl'. IQ. llcurgv. I'. Kivv. Ii. NI:111:1I1z1l1. N. SIIIHIQZIYKI, I.. Svzlsv. T. NY:1g111cl'. I 1u'r1.v1m'1' . . . Student Council HI l lL'IfRS l'l'w.vl'4l'rl1l ...... ............ ....... I ' :ml Riu l.l't'l' l,1'I'.vl'dI'1ll ,.. , . IQICIlIlI'lI XIZHIIIIIZIII S1'rwl111 x' .... .. Nzuwy SIIIIIIQZIVII IQUIILTI In'ul'g M- Ilus wan' :I Sludcnt LIHIIIICII was Hl'g'2lHIZt'fI in um' sclwul. IqClll'CSl'I1I1lIIYCN vIc-viwl IVHIII thc Iunm- rmn11s xx'c1'C: IQWII11 lui IIQ'I'Il'llfIC Slumk, I'1ll1I liicc. IQUUIII N--gl:111u Nlcklzun, liulwrl 1,1-m'g'c. lhwris IISQII. Clcmlcl Klnscr. LIIZIYZI XIcQ'Icz1f, llclljzlmhw Klmlrly. Luis Kwok. ,Xmly SI1:l1'1':1I1. IM-+111 gf -l.wr:1 ,Ivan Sn-:msc-, 'l'cr1'y XYZI.Q'1lCI'. Iiufnu 3 fIIL'1ty SINIIIIQ. Iiulmcrt Ilnlcy. IQH41111 l---KI1ll'IIl1Q Iilwcrly, I':u1I Stcva-11sm1. Iqnulll 7 Ruulll fr Iiwmn 4 .X CHIISIIIIIIIIIII was mlrzlwu up mul p:lr.sc1I by thc I'.2lL'1lIlj' :mcl lI1c Slwln-nl Q'uum'iI llI11llIIIll1ll1SIf'. 'I'Iu- sluflcm burly pzlssvfl it Ivy tllc 111z1l'gi11 ul' lm, I1umI1'wI Iwlll' In Icrllli vc we Svvoenfs oF was so xusvnu 4. Ll C0445 YITU Tjow V114 I1g.,I11y-11 . lx 4 Q .. A Bus Patrol l'mIc1'tI1ctlircctitmut'XIV. I.uIm1:m zm4I wm'I4i11g'witI1 IIIL'IHlStII'IYL'I'SHlII' Iius I':ttmI IscIui11g':l Iinc jul: ut' IIIIIIIIIZIIIIIIIQ sztfcty on our sclmul Imscs. 'IQIIUIT' itll' tum pzttmltlu-11 z1s4ig'uccI tu c:tcI1 Ixus. Um- xx'I1w sits in thc 11-111' ut' tht' ITIIS to Iict-11 wrmlcr :mtl unc who sits in tI1c frtmt uf tht' Ixus tw 'fct UIIA :lt :LII stups 5 :tml mlircct in thc cmssitmg uf I1ig'I1xx'z1y's. Cztptztins :mcI I.it-utcnzmts Iwlp lu iron nut IIIU pmlmlcms :mtl ztssmst III :my way tIlcy cam. I4llf'fllflI.N' .XII11-cl Smith Rwlmcrt Gcurgv: Hou Minot' l.1't'1rlt'11f1Hfx---I'fcItIic Ilircly Umm Luke CI1:1t'ICs Dick Qtm 3 NIV. I.uIm1zu1, .X. Nmtlt. C. Ilwk. IJ. NIlttL'l'. It. Smith. II. Mmuly. IJ. Ruycr, Ii. Iislu-Imam. Il. SIIIIIIIQ. hm' I IQ. llwu'gc. ll. Rock. XI. Zilmncrmzm. KI. Gt-IW. XI. Iinrnlturt. ,I. Sluzut. IQ. IJ:tIt-y. Ii. Ilircly. m Iwxx I fl.. SIIIIIIIQ, O, Yin-mln. IQ. SIUIIIi'lllj'L'l'. II. Nlcntxcr, IJ. I,:tI4t-. a . xx I I Vugt- Iiig 1 1 1110 501111111 S 41 'JS M, Mr. Lohman and Mr. Davison 111 School Store XI1. 1.1111111111 '1111l N11' 11'lYlNUIl Q1v111111t11c1r11111011 110111111 1-21011 1111 111 1111111 111 1 1 11111- 1111-1' Noll r:111111', S4111 11I'1ll1iS. 101- L'I'L'Zll11. 1111121111 0111115 :1111l 111111-1' 111 1111- 51111101 IIN 111111 L11f1115 IIL 111111LL11tul 111' 1111. s111z111 zlrticlcs Q':mcIlc Light Scrvicc Activity Shots The Clwistmzls Story 4 1 1 ll'llL'l1iIlQ' Club I'icnic Gzllwlgning Q-ml, lwimik. Pngv I fighty-sm Page Eighty-eight Calendar ol Events-1950-51 September 5 October 4 October I4 October 25 November 20, 2I November 23, 24, 25 December 7 December I4 December I9 December 2 5-J january IO january 24 january 29 February 6 February I9 February 28 March I3 March 15. 16 March 23 April 4, 5 May 2, 3 May I7 May 27 May 28 M ay 30 May 31 all. 2 School opened for the 1950-51 term. Senior Class party in the school auditorium. A D. Ii. Ernst, hypnotist, entertained the student body. junior Class party in the school auditorium. Teachers' institute in Chambersburg. Thanksgiving Vacation. l Dance at Zook's recreational center sponsored by the Dancing Club. Freshman Class party at Zook's recreational center. Annual Candlelight service in the school auditorium. Christmas holidays. A Vocational students attended the farm show at Harrisburg Seniors ordered name cards and announcements for commencement. 1 Teen Talk classes openedg sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Annual Mardi Gras sponsored by the Latin Club. Seniors ordered pennants and caps. Annual F. F. A. banquet. Annual music festival in the VVaynesboro High School auditorium. Carnival sponsored by the Varsity Club. A Good Friday - school closed. Senior class play, Shirt Sleevesf' junior class play. Brides to Burn. 1 Senior banquet held at Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church. liaccalaureate service - the Reverend W. Hartman Rice class of ,39, speaker. 1 Commencement exercises. Dr. R. G. Mowrey, speaker. Memorial Day. . School closed for the 1950-51 term. ATHLETICS 2 A.......... 4 4 i 1 Row .Z-Coach Martz, IJ. Laku, ,l. Recd, IJ. Fitz, R. Manahan, G. Mentzcr. R. Daley, ll. lfurcl. IJ Xluiiifui ,l. Kranwr, R. Murclurf, B. Pifcr. G. Pcntz, R. Miimich, G. Shank, li. Sprcnklc. Rem' l-Nlauagcl' -- Sprciiklv, H. Smith, .X. Sharrah, J. Small, R. Fitz. R. liigciilmrtvclr. lf, lilumn lvw K IJ. Ruycr. ,l. Koons, IJ. Smith, T. XYzigncr, XY. Sliiiicllcclcckcr. K. Fi':u'ei', Managcr, R. liiguihii L Football 'l'hc lhillmlu-fs rclurnccl to tht- ffirrlirim this season :mtl fmt-fllt their wax In . 5 . ,, 5 . . - riiimt-rs up m thc i41llll'Cl LOl1lCl'Cl1CC. lhc boys had ll twu wccks trzumng pcri :it Czunp Ritchie. They clevclupctl into one of thu iincst teams in the liisturx uf tmvnsliip imclcr thc cuzmclxiug of 'I im Ma l'l.Z. Tl Ili SU BNHS Ulf Tlllf SEAS Daft' Scptoinlmcr .23-New Fl'CCfllllll::i St-ptcinhcr .sq-Nt-xx' lllumnticlrl . Xw Z1 y .Xwzty 1 lctuhci' fr-l.ittlcstmx'11:i1 .Xwzty Hctuhcr ljfytifli Spriiigszii Home 4 lclulwi' I1jfiJZlllZlStUXYll::1 I lumc 1 Jctnhcr .z74lhiriil1zu11 .Xwzly Xoveilihci' lfSlL'XY2l1'tSlUXYllil: I lemme Ntwcmlmci' IO-Slitlllillltl Home Xuvciiilmci' l8fl!c-rlcclvy Springs .XXYZIY 'llgmrcl Crmiifcrciicc. Tutztl rcctmlf Pagc Nina-ty Offmziml 'l'1m'11.s!11f O 37 tm U .IH 37 7 3-l I4 Win 25 I3 'S 18 fm 0 34 O 'S Il. 41 Los ' .ayw Q 4 13115 QR. , f wg, ,ew Richartl lfigcuhrmlc f lk0 .-Xll l.:1urcl L'uiifvi'ciicc Right Tackle. l,ikt-cl thu tackle part uf his position. l.ctl :tttnck un mln-fcnsc. XYI11. Rmlgci' Sullivan - SCram l.ost tn thc army this scasmi. This wnulrl ltztvc ht-cn his hig scason tu star 'tt lt-tt tzncklc. liclxrzirrl Illumn - Z-1 .Xll l,lllll'l'l Lqlllll-Cl'L'lll'l' Hon. Mention. lluiim'ai'y Captain for 1950. Dial il grvzil :nnl iiticxt't'llt'tl juh :it right guard. 3 FCDOTBALI. SENIORS IRS . NM 3 , 4, Mu Rohcrt Fitz - slats .Xll Laurel Confvrcncc I-lon. Mention. Sturrccl at Right lfncl. .Xlxvziys 21 thrczit un clcfunsc. Don Smith - Abc All Laurel Cuufcrcncc scconcl team. Outstanding at left cncl. often switchccl to hackliclcl when nccclccl. Broke leg' in lizillastowll g'2illlC. Richard Manahan - Dick Broke his ankle in 1111-'sL'asnii drills. Ho appcarctl for the first tinu- in thx- linu-up in thc linal gatnc and was uutstancling in his play at left guard. llzlgt' Nincty-uni: t l - 5 , 2 . 1 1 l Row .2-D. Heniele, N. Stunkarcl, R. Harluaugh. Mrs. Leisinger, S. Bumhaugh, L. Scott, D. johnson Row l-XV. Minnick, I.. Hess, G. Shank, L. lil'C1IllJ, H. Martin. Cheerleaders CUf!flIliIlfciCI'tI'llClC Shank .-la'-z'i.vt'r-Blrs. Leisinger This year's cheerleading squatl consisted of eight girls who tlicl a very good joh supporting our teams. During football season we hatl two boys helping ont as cheerlczulers. Hur girls wore Q.1'l'ZLf' pleated skirts. white sport lmlonses with maroon bows ancl maroon coat sweaters. .Xfter two years of cheering' at all sports each girl will receive her letter to keep. Two new cheerleatlers were aclclecl to the squad this year. They are: Laura liremlm :intl Doris llenicle. CIIICERS Shoot 'em high llass 'em low Come on team I.et's go ! !! Yictory. Yietory is our cry Y l C T U R Y XVill we win it? XYel1 l guess- XY2lSlllllg'tUIl Township, Yes! Yes! Yes! Page Ninety-two Rim' Rim Rim Rim Girls' Basketball Team 'l'Iic girls' Imslccllmll lcxim uwiiiplvlcil llic sc-zismi this yn-111' iiiiclcfczilccl. 'ltliu XXUII S :mil tlvcl I II1 mu miilcr thc illlJL'I'YlSllhlI ul Xlrs. Ixisiiign-i'. 'lille scurus wcrc :ls fulliwwsi 7 M1111 Siiiillislmrg .Xluimii Stimlllliiml Siiiitlisliiiip' Iiiwciiczlstlc Qiiiiwy Sciillziiiil Quincy lI1'QL'I1L'2lS1IL I fjfilfi' I Imm- I Imiic ,XXX'llf' .XXVIII I Iimic I Imiic I Iumc .Xwziy .XXYll3' -I G. Slizuik, U. Xlvflczif. II. Ifylcr, XI. ZIIIIIIILTIIIZIII, O, Srliillingg. , , I - r a . 'I 4- girls sclcclv C: 'z . ' ' -: ' :J '11 ml Iiii NIA In it ix than L Lilziiii. Ilw Iczim lf? I X ncfiifi Uffwiiiviil 40 jl 33 ll' 47 347 349 gi 3' I7 All ll 46 IS 15 21 .20 .ffm I I. Ilzirmlmziii, I Ifuglc. X, Klcflusif. XI, Spciliuzui, I.. Krcmli. II. Illiiiim. I.. Iiiwlx. Mrs. I,c-iwiiigw. 7 I.. IIcsa, II. Ilcmclc. bl. Xlrflzuii. II. XX L-Ity, IJ. IIziIw1'. I,. IIRIIIQII. . u u ' , ' n ' I ll. Za-zii'Iwn. Xl. Iiziilizmgli. XI. Iwas. I.. XXL-Ity. In. Ixicc, R. II:u-Iizmgli. Page Niiwty-lli Row 2-f M. StllCkL'j'. lf. I4Cil'ltZL'llll2il1, T. XY:1g'11c1'. R. l'1ig'L'I1bI'l1flC. Ruxx' I-Mr. Hartz. IK. Sl1i11fllc4lcck1-11 R. M:111z1l1a11. R. Fitz. V. Rice. J. Ii1'am1.'1'. Page Ninety-four Boys' Varsity Basketball Team 'I'l1c lhws' X':1rsi1x' tc-21111 hzul 1111-beat rccorcl this ycnr uf :my 1011111 11-0111 XYZIN lglibll 'lx0w11sI1ip. ,1 - 5 1110 tc-51111 1111111111 11111110 sn INUII lux' l1cz1t111Q' frl'CL'llCZLStlL' Wllifll was thc first 1 f YC'lI'9 4.. . 1 I'z111l Rico was clcctc-cl Ilt1IIHl'ZlI'j' Clllllilill of the tczlm fur thu sc-zlsml. 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I':igcN tx x Page Ninety-six Boys' Baseball Team-l95O l With a team composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores, Mr. lNlartz's forces won three and lost ten games. The Bulldogs are looking forward to a far better season next year. BASEBALL SCGRES FOR 1950 Totwzslzip Ofponvnt Greencastle - Home o I7 Mercersburg - Away 9 8 W'aynesboro - Home 5 16 Quincy - Away 2 8 Scotland - Away 6 9 Lemasters - Away I 4 St. Thomas - Away 0 9 Greencastl - Away I A 4 Quincy - Home I l II VVaynesboro - Away 9 l 20 Scotland - Home IO l 8 St. Thomas - Home 9 o Blercersburg - Home Cforfeitj 9 o Boys' Track Team-1950 Managers-Herbert Harbaugh, Paul Sprenkle C oach-M r. Lohman The track team of W. T. H. S. l1ad a fair season. The Bulldogs lost the Lockhaven Relays by only two points. Mile Run-Robert Flory, Gerald Moser. Ilnrdles--Don Smith, Ed. Heintzelman, Robert Pentz. Half Mile Run-Robert Flory, Bill Shindledecker. Pole Yault-Max Stuckey, Don llatson. 440 Yard Dash-l'aul Rice, Donald Kline. 220 Yard Dash-Harold Royer, jack Kramer, Donald Kline, Don Smith. 100 Yard Dash-Harold Royer, Andy Sharrah, James Small, Jack Kramer. High jump-Max Stuckey, George Lohman. .Relays-Robert Flory, Paul Rice, Don Smith, Donald Kline, Gerald Moser, llarold Royer. llroad jninlr-Bill Shindledecker, Eddie Bloom, Richard Murdorf. Shot Put-Bob Honodel, Gene Baker. Discus-George Lohman, Harold Royer. Javelin-Harold Royer, Karl Harbaugh, Richard Murdorf. Scotland won the Franklin County Meet. Scores as follows: W.T.H.S. Scotland Lemasters sm 72W I4 The boys who scored in the interscholastic Track and Field Meet at the Ship- pensbnrg State Teachers College were: Broad jump-Hill Shindledecker, 2nd. Mile Run-Robert Flory, 4th. ,lavelin Throw--Karl Harbaugh, 4tl1. Our school ranked ninth among the nineteen schools participating in the meet. Page Ninety-seven --.. Xsiv A .. g an - is x 5, Q ffl +9351- i ,K ,, rl J f had Z fi af M 13: ,fi I A k gwgg .--- www Candid Shots IllQllliHL'Jlli4Ill pzlqc lo: X Nilllqj'-ll ALUMNI NEWS The officers of the Alumni Association for the year 1950-51 were elected at a brief busi- ness session held June 3, 1950 preceding the dance and social period with the following elected to serve this year: ' President-Richard Levick '35, lst Vice President-Richard Null '3lg 2nd Vice President --Alvin Myers '24, Recording Secretary-Catherine Powell '27, Corresponding Secretary- Abigail Newcomer Shockey '31, Treasurer-Isabelle Barlup Brechbiel '35, Assistant Treasurer -Betty Pottorff Byers '38, Two of those elected have since asked to be relieved of their duties, and the Executive Com- mittee appointed two others to finish their term. They were Catherine Powell and Betty Byers. Those appointed to fill these vacancies were Mrs. Lavon Tosten Newcomer, '46, Recording Sec- retary, and Amy Smith, Assistant Treasurer. ' The following Committees were appointed: X Entertainment-Kathryn Sease '28, Frances Sullivan '28, Isabelle B. Brechbiel '35t Louise Bear '44, Isabelle P. Schaller '37, Delores Happle '49, Alvin Myers '24, Emmert Miller '24, Richard Levick '35, Richard Bloom '44, John Tosten, J r. '48, Fred Stottlemyer '50. Play-Melvin West '36, Zaza Brown '46, Jack Kirkpatrick '42, Donald McCleaf '461 Doreen Knott '50. 1 Necrology-H, Walter Lohman '28, Abigail Shockey '31, , This year there havn't been many social activities sponsored by the group. Thei Alumni Basketball teams played the High School teams during the Christmas holidays. X Our annual Alumni play has been cancelled because of circumstances beyond ouri control. Work had been started and the play was scheduled to be presented in April. We look forward to next winter with hopes of again presenting a fine play. E We have a balance of 3123.94 in the treasury at present time. We hope to hold a iood sale soon to raise money to carry on some projects. I The dues of the Association are 51.00 per member, per year, to be paid on Alumni Day, at the registration desk or to the secretary or treasurer any time during the year. If each Alumnus will bear this in mind, and pay his dues promptly, we will be able to carry out more extensive plans and become a much more active organization. w This year the Association voted to send sympathy announcements, with the school seal on them to the family or next of kin of any Alumnus in case of death. The Necrology Commit- tee drew up the plan for the announcement and selected a class representative for each year to check their class roll and inform the secretary of all correct names and addresses. In 'event of death of one of their class members they will send forth the token of sympathy bealring the name of the President and Secretary of the Association. We do ask full cooperation of all members to keep us posted immediately. ' Page One Hundred ' These people have been chosen to represent their class: Class of 1909-Mrs. Iva fKipeJ Hess. 1910-Mrs. Nellie fCreagerJ Groshon. 1911-Mrs. Margaret fCurrensJ Barlup. 1912-Miss Daisy Varner. 1914-Mr. Gilson Keagy. 1915-Mr. Archie Varner. 1916-Mr. Brade W. Sease. 1917-Mr. Robert Ritter. 1918-Miss Blanche A. Eyler. 1919-Miss Pauline Hess. 1920-Mrs. Alice fMartinJ Barnhart. 1921--Mrs. Eva fMartinJ Baer. 1922-Mrs. Helen fGordonJ Hawbecker. 1923-Mrs. Helen fHappleJ Miller. 1924-Mrs. Frederica CMcKeanJ Humer. 1925-Mrs. Amy CI-IawbeckerJ Gorman. 1926-Mrs. Lois CShatzerJ Omwake. 1927-Mrs. Enola 1MyersJ Warren. 1928-Mrs. Kathryn fMartinj Sease. 1929-Mrs. Elizabeth QWaltersJ Rodgers. 1930-Mrs. Margurette CHaughJ Keekler. 1931-Mrs. Thelma QOttD Martin. 1932-No graduating class. 1933-Mrs. Janet fRoyerj White. 1934-Mrs. Helen fArnoldJ Divelbiss. 1935-Mrs. Isabelle fBarlupJ Breehbiel and Miss Amy Smith. 1936-Mrs. Yula CNullJ Shank and Lewis Stouifer. 1937-Mrs. Gladys CHenicleJ Neill and Isabelle fPottorffJ Schaller. 1938-Mrs. Madeline CDelauterJ Kemper and Joe Hess. 1939-Mrs. Othelia CFoxJ Muth and Anna M. Gossard. 1940-Mrs. Frances CBeardJ Biser and Ruthanna CNullJ McFerren. 1941-Mary Baker and Elizabeth CGossardJ Sanders. 1942-Hobart Benchoff and Ralph Fitz. 1943-Mrs. Alma CPeifferJ Miller and Eva Helen Snowberger. 1944-Louise Baer and Lucille Debrick. 1945-Anna Jane Fitz and Jennie CFitzJ Harbaugh. 1946-Mrs. Mildred CCarmichaelJ Clopper Sz Dorothy fKrepsJ Snively. 1947-Mrs. Miriam CBearingerJ Snowberger 81 Emma Shindledecker. 1948-Mrs. Mary Jane CBaylorJ Hess and Elizabeth Shover. 1949-Betty Delauter and Gordon Walker. 1950-Mrs. Shirley fHenicleJ Koons and Carrie Calimer. The Association is interested in the school program and tries to help whenever we can be of service. This year we voted to contribute money in order to start the Red Cross Training Course in the school. Mrs. Frances Sullivan .was authorized to purchase the most badly needed supplies for her work and the Alumni Association will pay for them. We are planning a full evening of entertainment for Alumni Day on June 16, 1951. Plans are being formulated to have a banquet at 6:30 P. M. followed by brief remarks and a business session. There will be dancing and cards from 9 until 12. It is our hope that many Alumnus will look forward to this event and plan now to be there for a time of fun and frolic. The annual election of officers will take place at the business meeting. Page One Hundred One Candid Shots 1. Play it pretty Baker. 18. Old flames. 2. just posing. 19. Remember Scram? 3. Dear little Dottie' 20. Kids from Wayne Heights. 7 4. The Clinch. 21. Freshmen buddies. 22. Wl1at's so funny? 5. Three's a crowd. u . i u 23. Senior girls. 6. Cowgirl Ruthie. 24. Ballerina Jean. 7' Taking 3 dlp' 25. It must be love. 1 8- Mafleis Pfem gown. 26. What's the matter, Bonnie? 1 9. What do you see, Eddie? 27. Sunning themselves. IO. Lean your head on my shoulder. 28- A bench to herself- 1I. In the good old summertime. 29' I-Es: Ashbaugh and Martha Hog' 12. Men from Township. 30. Why didnw you smile? 13' Om' get Betty- 31. Nice motorcycle. 14. Buddies. 32. Gary hasn't changed much. t 15. Betty Lou Creager sat on a wall. 33' Mafllm and Ed- Paddling their OWU canoe. 16' HOW about that kenny' 34. Whatis the matter with the seat, 17. Could it be Myrna? LaRue? Identification ot Faculty Baby Pictures 5 I 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8. . Mr. Lohman. Miss Miller. Miss Eyler. . Mr. Harbaugh. . M iss Witmer. . Mrs. Leisinger. Mr. Davison. M rs. Kreps. 9. Mr. Hess. IO II I2 Page One Hundred TWO . Miss Rohrbaugh. . M r. Martz. . Mrs. Harford. ADVERTISEMENTS 5 i Consuu' E THE Penkcwrub PAGES Wil, I FDR THE BEST ,jl If ,I IN I KK 'A 0 I f X A f local.. AUVERTISVNGQ- If Q EL,,.E E E,-,,,...E S - I --t L1 . Pg O H dedTh P. I. Wentz gl Sons xl1lllllllll'llll'l'l'5 ul Ily-grzulv Polnlo Chips ll1inm'cl', PUIIIIII 1 A 0-- fhv , C I-J 1 IIX '0.IfN1s.T I E2 G S91 ... .1 T N U -3 'Tl o E Charles S. Gardner Agency Irmmulcc :xml Renal Iistutc lilul' Riclgc Summit, Pu. Flowers .Xrtislicizrlly Styled by Eiclrlrolz Flowers l l0WCl'-PIIOIK' 2024-Il Conlplilnenls ol' ' I I ,rand GET T0 HILOW U5 IT PAYS l l l l l 1 Clmlglnlllluliolls to the Class ol' lSl5l Funl4's Drug Store Phone l2li XVuyl1eslmm, Pu. clOllllDlllllClllS ol' Bonded Applicators, Inc. Rowling - Siding Glenn Fry I . Mznsllaall Rock, lnsurzumee 158 linst Malin Street Phone 5413-ll Xvayneslmom, Pennzl. I l THE ANTI-l O NY WAYN E l-l CTE L XV:lyncslJoro, Pu. Cloud Food - 'l'ustel'ully Served l 3 l'zn'lies :anal Banquets an Specialty ' Page One Hundred Five K. G. PCDTTER AGENCY Insurance ' Travel 39 East Main St. Waynesboro, Pennsylvania W. B. Thompson 81 Son Fuel - Feed - Grziin Phone 20 Waynesboro Pa Best Wishes to The Class of 1951 The Greencastle Packing Company Packers of Gren-Pac Quality Canned Foods Greencastle, Pu. Page One Hundred Six Z 5 5 UE E N fb F9 CID 5 S' W 55 3 Q. NS o C 2 .1 2' ru.. I R rn S :z 1 Z :Q E :Tu fb 2 Z ag 5 FP Lf! l 3 2 LD 5 '51 I 5 PV 0 5 5 'U O 75' ACME MARKET XfVayneslmoro's largest and most complete food store Food-O- A I at HESS STCDNE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Builders and Supplies 'Telephone 9-R Leiter Brothers lvaynesboro, Pa. Apparel for Women 8: Children Millinery Piece Goods - Luggage Fur Storage Compliments of Baker and Minniclw Pharmacy Prescriptions Compounded 52 XVest Main St. Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 1105 Open Sundays - 9 - to - I2 Page One Hundred Seven Pryor's Tire Service 85 XV. Main St. Cor. 3rd 8: Potomac St Phone 1003 or 531 FIRESTONE Tires, Tubes 84 Batteries Home 8c Auto Supplies Recapping Xc Vulc. Pass. truck Sc Trac. Tires The Waynesboro Laundry Telephone 63 16 Philadelphia Ave. Waynesboro, Pennsylvania LAUNDRY 84 DRY CLEANING They Go Together MILLERS Furniture - Floor Coverings Radios - Appliances 69 W. Main St. Waynesboro, Pa. Page One Hundred Eight Best Wishes from Walter Y. Grove r I-lapple's Flowers lflowers for all ocfzlsioiis if 'Sr 5 1 Qi l..l Mfglyng Heighlg l'l10llC lillll SAY IT XVITH lfl,OXVliRS Tl-IE EMMERT MANUFACTURING co. lXl2lIlllfLlCllll'Cl'S ol' Vises und Drawing Mucliines P E N N ST U D I CD S Clongrzilulzations to the Class ul' l95l p 0l'll'2llllll'CS, Kodak, :mil Comlnercizal l'lmLog1'z1pl1y 209 XV. N LEAMANS SEED STQRE Seeds Garden, Field, Lawn Fertilizer Garden and Lawn Carden Supplies Pets and Supplies lain Phone 671 XVZIYHCSIDOTO, Pa. Page Om' Hunclrul 'Nlim Coinpl inients of ECONOMY Cut Rate Stores 222 West Main Street 8c Corner of Second 84 Potomac Streets Waynesboro, Penna Coitgratulations to Class of '5l Citizens National Bank and Trust Company Waynesboro, Pa. Member of lfedernl Deposit lnsumnre Corp. Member of Federal Reserve Systentz Certified Baking Company Waynesboro, Pu. Page One Hundred Ten Compliments of SULANKES Meat Market 38 East Main St. i i BEST Compliments of WISHES Waynesboro I Ice gl Cold Store e Naugel s 9 Self Sel'VlCe SlOfe Distributors of Snow Crop Frozen Foods Compliments n of Auto Body Works Red Ru n Lodge Wreckcd Cars Rebuilt Featuring Chicken - in - the - Basket Wfheel and Frame Straightening also Upholstery and Glass Installed Home-Made Pies l Duco Painting H. l. Smith, Plop. Phone 954 R22 p 220 South Potomac Street l l l Page One Hundred Eleven Calimer St Yingling Waynesboro Garage Electric Company Route 16 Corner of Main k Potomac 5UI1Shil16 Trail l Electric Contractors 8: Appliances PIIOIIC VV8.yI1CSlJOI'0 Pittsburgh Pglinig Sl1ockey's Marker Fresh Meats - Groceries Rouzerville, Pa. Page One Hundred Twelve BOCK'S CLEANERS Cleaning and Dyeing Moth Proofing 2 Mulberry St. Waynesboro, Pu. Phone 92 4 LIOIIIPHHICIIIS ol WAYNESBORO NEWS AGENCY Class ol 71 Compliments of we Uaf Smifh Sfore Nlcct Xour Frieucls at NEWBERRYS Fairfield Shoe Company lfzuirfield, Adams Countv, l':1. I xp. Om Hunduul lhutun Artnufs Dairy BECK Quality Dairy Products For B E N E D I CT 47 years Hardware and Sporting Goods Howard Craig Watson D. Craig i Craig Insurance Agency TEXAS LUNCH Fire -P Life - Automobile - Bonds 83 W- Main Sl- 3 WVest Main Street Phone 336 i A Good Place to Eat Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Page One Hundred Fourteen N i i Roy E. Friedly Insurance Service Phone 682 Arcade Lobby Waynesboro, Pa. WV. O. Spangler W. O. Spangler, -lr. The Caslon Press Established in 1909 Distinctive Printing Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Compliments of ULLMAIXVS snot sToRE On the Square VVaynesboro, Penna 1903-1951 THE DRUG STORE OF SERVICE For Over 75 Years D. L. MILLER gl CG. INC. Phone 505 20 E. Main SL. Mfaynesboro, Pu. Page One Hundred Fifteen Congratulations To the Class of 1951 From America's Leading Cigar White Owl SI-lAFER'S DUCO Auto Refinishing DuIux Body and Fender Iiepairs Your Dupont Refinisher I8 years Experiehce Call us for Estimates Rouzerville Phone 955-R-fi Compliments of ZOOK RECREATION SKATING Si BOWLING Page One Hundred Sixteen SCI-IAEFFER'S Phone 653 I 306 W. Main St. Wfaxynesboro, Pu. Confections - Favors -I Sundries Tobacros - Newspapers - IXIZIIJIYIZIIICS I Compliments of Trail Inn 8 Motel THE HUT . And A11 the Home Made lee Cream Alumni Barbeques 34 Suzie Q's Students Curb Service l. N. Price Prop. Who XVork Here. 'l'he Best on Records BGB M'LLER'5 MENTZER at REED 1 RECORD SHOP DeSoto 0 Plymouth Waynesboro, Pa. 220-226 North Church Street Musical Instruments Books Instructions Radios VVaynesboro, Perma. Accessories Phonographs Telephone 330 PHONE i563 PHONE 40-M i i Page One llunclreil Seventeen Charles F. Miller fQl'llilI, lfc-ml, lllly, Straw, I'1l'I'l.ililCl'. amd Scccls lloul f GL-l1c1'all XVZIITIIOIISC Xll'l'f'l11lllIliSl l'l1om' 803-R-Nl XVLIYIICSIJOTO, P11 l'. O. .Xmlclrms XV:u'cl1ousc R. D. 3, Grccm'11sllc, Pu. XV.Nl.R.R., XV:lyllcc'1lsllc. l':1. XX':ny11c'c':mlic' l'l2ll'llI3 l'urc- liwccl llulslc-in Clulnplilmrnls ul' ,f X ' If W. I.. Machen Srhoul ol fQllillll' :mul .XK'K'Ol'Cli1lll 20 S. llllllrrll Sl. XVZIYIICSIJOIAU, Pal lumlrcml lfightccn Compliments of C. I-I. Sfallman 8 Son COlIl1JlilllClllS of Robert M. SCOTT NVuyncsbor0, Pal. Route 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of l95l Motor Service Center Inc, Corner S. Potomac and Eighth Streets Waynesboro, Pa. The Home of Friendly and Courteous Service Chrysler International Trucks Plymouth Unique Restaurant Never Rationed in Quality Arcade Bldg. Waynesboro, Pa. Real Home Cooking Geesaman's Inn Blue Ridge Sunnnit, Pa. For Lunches and Dinners Private Parties and Banquets Phone ll2-R Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. QFormerly Our House Inn. j Page One Hundred Nineteen Around The Corner n f F ro 1, Anywhere h IDYHII lil... IUIIOIIYV Ol Ill CUC!-Cf!! CQIIAIV I' Hagerstown Coca-Cola Bottling Works Inc ll:1f'm'1'slmx'l Xlsllwlznllml h C I I l GEARHARTS oi PHARMACY llllw ll I Illllt MCKGWN 8 WCDLFF Serving for 3 Generations Quality Furniture Sc Floor Coverings 1951 - our 50th Al1lliVCI'S'lI'V VVZIYIICSIJOFO, P1 Courtesy of SPRING BROOK DAIRY FARM Raw, Pasteurized, and Homogenized milk Milk for infants a Specialty L. M. Barlup Pdgn Om Hundred Twenty 0 Complimcnts of WAYNESBORO AUTO PARTS INC. IOR IOXVLIX I HAT IS I' KST - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL, USE ELECTRICITY . ' o OW! 5 9 9 Q9 W RIIJDX KIIOXVXI 1 Your SCIWLUII of the C emun y, Will VVork and Y'V01'k 'md XVork Chcuply! AND REMLNIBLR As Long As IL s Busnlcss-lnam lijlll 1 Q EIcc'tric'ity ls In Good Hands. SOUTH PENN POWER COMPANY isuiiiimg ixmei-mi All Needs supplied At Filil' 11111-as PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE Waynesboro Planing Mill Company Cliurch and Sixth St. XNuyncsboro Paint Store li. Nalin St. First National Bank and Trust Co. VVz1ynCslJoro, Pennsylvania Connnerfizil - Savings - Trusts Menthol' ol' Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Bank Page One Hundred 'liwenty-three O Compliments of Varsity Restaurant and Tourist Court lid. kk R l Phone l270 Dottie's Beauty Salon 8 North Potomac bt. Waynesboro, Pa. Dorothy Yeakle COllllJiilllClllS of KATHRYWS BEAUTY SALON XVz1yne Heights, Pa. Phone U Il A B C Coin Machine XfVurlitzer Phonographs everything in coin machines Wfishes you 21 suffessful Future Rear of 7 South Potomac St. Waynesboro, Pu. Phone I6-1 or -190 and ask for Ben, l2li2 Company Page One Hundred Twenty-tive l Compliments of The First National Bank ot Blue Ridge Summit Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Organized 1922 Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatioi UNION EMBLEM COMPANY High School and Fraternity jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery Palmyra, Pennsylvania Makers of the Standard School Ring Paul H. Nissley, lllauager Page One Hundred Twenty-six l HENRY J. I-IULI. SUPER MARKET PRIME 1XI1iA'1'S AND POULTRY GROCERIIQS NND V116 L1 N151 l S Hcadquzu'ters for JOHNSGN MCDTGRS Sales and Service BOATS Ol' XLL XI XKLS Box 105 Phone 112-bl bl Uh RIDC 1. SUXINI11 PILNNSYI Clomplimcnts ol ,VA N I N Crider's Used Auto Exchange Fur the Desi in used mrs, sae jake NVz1yncsbu1'o, PJ. Ray L. Q-Iukej Crider Page Om Hundlcd Twxuxty sum 1 Congratulations and Great Success to thc Class ol' 1951 Brake Pontiac Sales 81 Service 141-151 South Potomac St. Waynesboro, Penna. Phone 1375 Phone 1375 DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIACUI AMERICAS OUTSTANDING CAR SOLD X: SERVICED BY WAYN1iSBORO'S OUTSTANDING DEALERSH11' BLUE RIDGE FRUIT EXCHANGE, Inc Orchard and Farm Supplies Phone 1061 - 1060 Xvaynesboro, Pu. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight 1 1 1 Compliments of Mc:CI.AIN'S DINER Tracey Corners Blue Ridge Summit, Pcnnzt. PEIEEER SHELL SERVICE Shell Gasoline - Tires - Batteries - Accessories 9509 hast Main Street Mfaynesboro Phone 454-R Penna Page One Hundred Twenty nine THE GOOD LUMBER CO. Hull's RadiaforRepairSl1op Batteries and Tires i General Contractors Builders - And - r Home of Building Needs Amoco Produces i XVaynesboro, Pa., Il. D. 4 Quincy, Penna. Waynesboro, Penna. i Phone 508-R Page One Hundred Thirty Compliments of i N FOX MOBILE SERVICE i Sunshine Trail i at Rouzerville, Pa. i The I-Iess Farm Equipment Quincy, Pennsylvania IIOIII' Ailllmrizwa' 1'il'I'g'Il,S'0Il 'l'mc'lm' Ihfulci' .Xsk us Im' Ifrcc IJCIIIOIISIIHLIOII. Ilczllcrs also Im' thc: SKYLINE FORACE HARVESTER IiEI.l.E CITY CORN PICKER CONIJE MILKERS VICTOR HOME IVREEZERS NEXV HOI.I..XNIJ EQIIIPNIENT mncs: joseph H. Hess I-IUIIIC - 292'YV - Bus. - I1I8I-R-I C jo Some of Our jufure Gfizena Compliments of Waynesboro Manufacfurefs Association 1oH1d11y n UTCDOI CQ. extends hearty and sincere best wishes to the Class ot 1951 Landis Tool Company Waynesboro-Pennsylvania Qompnimems of G. R. KEFAUVER Plumbing and Heating Air fondmomng Systems Serve scores of businesses-from small reslauranls, ol- fices, and slores 'lo llwe largesl buildings and inclusfrial planls. The 5-hp. Frick unil af Hupper's Conleclionery in Lan- casler, Penna., cools a room measuring 53 by 23 feel, pro- lecls large displays of cliocolales, and provides comforl' +o palrons. lSee pl1o+ograpl1 above.l The l26 aparlmenls in Lencsl1ire House al Wasliinglon, D. C., are lcepf cool all summer by lliree Friclc NEW ECLIPSE compressors, shown below. For dependable air condilioning, refrigeraling, quick- 'Freezing or ice-making equipmenl, look +o Frick Company. Builders of Power Farming and Sawmill Machinery Page Ono lluiulrcrl ' To THE CLASS GF 1951 HEARTIEST CCDNGRATULATICDNS and BEST WISHES from Landis Machine Company Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class Qt 1951 The Record Herald Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Publishers - Printers 'iii' 'fir ll was our nlczislirc' to llanc wurkc-ul with llic Slxill l :mul .Xclvisr-n'sol'll1c 1951 XX'z1l1lm1i1in in nlnin llu' l'i'inliiignI'll1is xlllllllll. HIGH ENERGY Low mann rP0 n C? feed EGG MA HJ 56691 U io Eshelman's Mill Midvale, Pa. Phone: Waynesboro, Pa. I532R2 Custom Grinding and Mixing We carry all B-B Dairy Feeds and Poultry Feeds Regular tormula B-B Poultry Rations are always available tor those who preter the more conventional type teeds. liiigi- Um- lluinlrvrl 'll 1 1 ROBERTS' CHEVROLET Our Goal-To better serve you. Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 10411 THE CLASS OF 1951 TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY fo THANK THOSE WVHOSE ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR IN THIIS YEAR'S ISSUE OF THE VVAHTONIAN. I Page One Hundred Thirty-eight X I The Americans Creed l helieve in the Unitecl States of .-Xniericu as ll government of the people, hy the people, for the peo- ple: whose just powers are cleriverl from the consent of the governed: zx cleinocrzicy in a republic: :1 sover- eign Nation of many sovereign States: Il perfect l'nion, one and insepzu'ahle: estahlishecl upon those principles of freecloni, equality, justice, :incl lunnzinity for which .Xll'lCl'iC1l1l patriots sacrificed their lives :incl fortunes. l therefore helieve it is my cluty to nu' country to love it: to support its Constitution: to ohey its laws: to re- spect its Flzig, zuul to clefencl it Zl,Q'2lillSl all enemies. I I! Page One Hundred '1'hirty-nine ui' ,. 4 -LM L 3, V 1' ' .:' 4 --L1 ,Ja ,i A 4 'fai- r-if . ,ln f' V- xii' Fix ' 4145? 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