Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

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Rev. llitner joinecl the faculty of the XVayncsboro lligh School :hiring our freshman year ancl has been with us throughout our entire high school career. liorn ancl raised in neighboring Chamberslnirg. Rev. liitner stnclietl at Shippensbnrg State Teachers College anfl the Divinity School of Yale L'niversity. He has been a friendly anal willing counselor to ns at all times. livery year he gladly responsibility of proclncing the inspiring gram. Ile also serves as aclvisor to Hi-Y pates in ntnnerous other activities around ln his four years at XYaynesboro high accepts the Easter pro- antl partici- the school. school. Rev. llitner has greatly enhancccl the moral and spiritual attiturle of the students. A .tj -'fd' A I l 5 lk C f Um! X 'eff f ,se Q s - X . E Wahian Literary Staff Sr-z1tcclfRIz11'ily:1 Cm-doll, typistg joe Bluoiuaw. assistant editorg Franccs Ncady, cditorg Patsy SIIUXY' hcrger. organization cditorg Bliss .-Xlcxaucler, ziclvisorz Ed VlY21I'l:lClCl, class editor. SI2lllClll12,'7lll1ClllC Harkdoll, typistg Dottie blolins, typist: Shirley Davies. Ol'Q2l1llZZ,iIlUll editor: Sara Sny- der, leaturc editor: Rctty llaruturd. art editor: Richard Buuclcr. art editor: YYilliam Arm- strlmg, assislzuit pliotog1'z1pl1c1'3 Rrmalcl Provzircl, 1DllUKOgl'21DllCl'Q Karl Shank, sports cditurg ,lean Smith, class editor. Wahian Business Staff Sa-zltccl -lillsxwwlli Smith: filCllUl'2l lh-lalmyg Clliarlcs l'h'mx'11. husim-ss 1ll2l.llZlgL'l'Q Curiimu Mcutzcrg M1 Sliiw-ly. advisor. I Stzmding--llanicl Gmail: 'luyccunc Mcmzcrg Doris llliihzuiglig Lcruy Rowc. Page F ive Page Six Board of LEWIS joHNsox pl. B. MENTZER President Vice Presideizt To 'rr-IE CLASS OF 1o51: Education lRviNo D. STONER Secretary l,15sL1E M. liliss Treczsiwei' The Board of Education extends to you our sincere congratulations upon the completion of your high School course. lly your industry and determination you have concluded a program laid out for you twelve years ago. This task has required precisely those personal qualities which make for success through life. It will be to your advantage if you have acquired the facility to establish pleas- ant personal relationships with your associates. This talent, given further ment, will largely affect your future happiness and progress. develop- As citizens of XYaynesboro, you have enjoyed a great heritage brought about through the industry and zeal of those who have lived before you. We are confident that your class will prove worthy of your forebearers. XV ith best wishes, VVAYNESBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION Lewis Johnson, President NTAHLUN li. W'ixT'rS il. Russ1QLL llokzlxizlilz FRANK S. SlfI,ZEK ADMINISTRATICJN 'I 's Q s 5A 2 WN, N' W M + X XXQ W 4 5 X N N l T 'W x 4 N, X, X X r'WXX3.Xl A x N OM K K X X X -X X'A. fm :R Ax X5NX'Sm xx X w gY N r Y MR X M qv , x W , YH -'QV Page Eight PAUL E. SHULL, BS., MED. Priazcipal of fll1Il'0l'-S6lll'0l' High School Shippeusburg State Teachers College Duke University xlesnx' C. LVVTLIC, ILS., M X Sllf'Ul'i'1llLCIZdC?llf of Schools Gettysburg College Columbia University NAOMI K. H.xIJE, AB.. M..-X. Assisfrzfzf liflllflflllf Ifnglisli, Gzzidalm' Director Hood College Columbia University FRA Ncas A. ALEXA N DER li. S. in C0111111m'rv Gigkgh lg1EIER Tyllmfli- 5110111131111 Iiilrliml Lilerature Grove City College Shippensburg State Teachers College Divinity School, Yale University R.x1.l'1l XY. Brxiaxiiixm, l3.S. WVILLMM Ci CHURCH1 lltIf11UIlIt1fiL'V BJ? M'A' l ' ' 11115111511 Sllllflwllslmfg State TfHf'lw1'S University of Pittsburgh College Columbia University Page Nine 5 W: 'ff wi-Pl D? 'A 12- Pagc Ten GEORGE l. D1rr1aNBAUcH15R, B.S. Hislory, Iinylislz Sliippcnsburg State Teachers College GEORLZE H. Go'r'rsHALL, B.S.. MU-X. Heallh, PI1y.fiml Edzfralion, Srimm' VVest Chester State Teachers College Columbia University lxlIl.DREll FLECK, B.S. lfI1.VI'lIl'XS lfdzrmfimz l':llZ2ll3Ctl1t0VVl1 College RAYMoND VV, HARBAUGIT, B.S. Physics, Clzemisfry Gettysburg College OLEN A. Fox, BS. ,llUflIf'lllL1fl'L'.S' Shippellsburg State Teachers.College WILLIAM HzXUG11, B.S. History, Geography Shippensburg State Teachers College FRANCES FR1Em,v, B.S. ED. .llaf1zr'1naf1'vs, Iizzylislz University of Pennsylvania Joux A. HOFFMAN, B.S. Iazduslrial Arts, .llcflianiral Drmving Juniata College C1mRI.0T'rE K. GEISER, BS. Plzysical Edzrcafion College of VVilliam and Mary M. LORMNE HUSTUN, B.S. Art lndiana State Teachers College GLADYS V. KEl,I,EY, A.B. English Gettysburg College JUHN E. RITNNICII, AB. lfnylisll, Sllanislz Gettysburg College ETHEL VV. KI'rzM11,LER, AB. Scicncc, History, Rcmcdial Reading Gettysburg College JOHN I. MONN, B.S., M.A. iwatlicmafiw, English Shippensburg State Teachers College George Washington University 'Qi . g it 'lll - l ' elei 1 . ,..., K V . I i ': ,.-f 'i '- Q i i' ' GLENN A. LEHBTAN, A.B., M,A. Social Sciences Juniata College University of Pennsylvania J. LARRY PALMER, A.B. Coach of Athletics, Social Scimzcas Bridgewater College ELVA LOWRY Librarian Shippensburg State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College LEWIS R. PuRN131.1., B.S. Science, .llafliallzatics Kutztown State Teachers College Gmimvs li. MrNEsEx.x.. A.B. Latin. ElIt!ll!..9l1 Juniata College STEPHEN T. ROLLINS, B.S., M.ED. .-1.vsi.rfa11I Princijval of .lmzior High School Hixfory, Guidance Director Pennsylvania State College Page Eleven JOSEPH E. SHIVELY, B.S. B10l0!I3l, 5011101 51101168 Sliippensburg State Teachers College CALBERT VVELLIVER, A.B. Basketball Coach Health Page Twelve Gettysburg College F. I4OUISE SMITH, A.B. Vocal HIIISIDL' Vllilson College l.VlARGARE'1' VVILsoN, BS. 1101110 ECOIIOIIIIICA' -X -- Indiana State Teachers College L. C. S1x1I'I'11, SRU B.S., M.S. llfICll'lZC1l'1Cl1liCS Lock Haven State Normal School Juniata College Gettysburg College ROBERT A, ZIMINLERMAN, BS., M.lin l11st1'11111e11fal ,Music Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State College L. C. SMITII, JR., AB., M.A. Social Sfzulirs Gettysburg College University of Pennsylvania PATRICIA FUNR Scc1'ct111'y, Swzior' High Sflzool BIERLE D. WALKER, B.S. .ll1'cl111111'1'al Dl'lIit'1.lIfl, Illd1l.Yf'l'1.0l .f1l1'f.r Pennsylvania State College HEI,EN OMWAKE .5'ec1'eta1fy, funiovf High School CLASSES fl L S A5 5 E 5 ,il 9 if UN X Y I I I f 1,,S gffwlv Q , A I W M A ww? ff4wfLJt:,w,1:E J 2 A 51:11 lla. f all Auf 7? JAY nc5,,,,,,o qt 3 F f ' F ff V-2 J Y' . I I J Y 'fl , ords by From Fi11la11 Committee hy Jean CL A 5 S S one I . 'i5AQii3QiiQJW ifflgfffggzpgf , . i I r CS I 1 Q7 ff: QQ Ji Fifi wfwlff f H5513 W f fwf ff ?51f v5E7fffFE f 1 40 l Wmffrfflfwlflef ' 3 '2w2fffF',fl1gPlM Sibc Senior Cfficers . :QQ H' , 5 gk '51 Q C0111 N NE M111N'1':41i1z--Svczwifzry jun Moox1.xwfl'1'fv Prasfduzzt RoB1C11'1' FUQL16--1'rv.vid1'111' M .xxx bl .x x15 T011 1,1 N so N-T1'1'11s111'c1' Page Fiftca-11 XYiL1,I.xM fXRMS'l'RONL1 flcadcmie 'ABig Bill . . , Always with Pro, joe, and Smitty . . . mellow man on the brass . . . a whiz in most classes . . . likes to hunt . . . your friendly milkinan. NYahian 33 Band 1-2-33 Orchestra 33 Choral Club 1-2-33 Special Chorus 1-2-33 Dramaties Club lg Intramurals 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Boys Chorus 2-33 Brass Sextet 2-3. Su1RLi3i' BARBJCIIENN flcadcnzic Makes friends easily . . . likes to ride with a certain party in a Ford . . .quiet sort of person . . . almost an out-of-town girl. Choral Club 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-33 Dramaties Club 1-23 Intramurals 1- 2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Girls Chorus 3. ,HL Ton B,xRN1iAR'r rlCCIdCllll.C Tall, dark, and has a good voice . . . Miss Sinith's solo artist . . . jeans, elod-hoppers and red wool socks . . . takes a 'lFairview of life. Choral Club 1-2-33 Special Chorus 1-2-33 Hi-Y 23 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Prom Committee 2. 90-re LUCLLLE l53,xR14boLL C oumiercial One of the Zephyrs . . . ardent sports fan . . . big blue eyes . . . likes to have fun . . . hates being called Lucy . . . wants to travel. Waliiaii 33 Drainatics Club 33 Library Club 1-33 Sorority 33 lntra- murals 1-2-33 Prom Committee 2: Basketball 2-3. joiix BENcuoFF General Hi-De-Ho, Jr ..,. VVittiest wit with women in 1Y.H.S .... can talk till he's blue in the face . . . manager for the Tornadoes . . . likes the Red- skins . . . prefers redheads. Band 13 Art Club lg lntramurals 1-23 Prom Committee 2: Basketball Manager 33 Football Manager 2-3. Page Sixteen P.x'rsY ll I ICSICC H1214 Gelnwazi Has long, blonde eurls . . . member of the cheering squad . . . sports fan . . . could get along without school . . . seen at the Big Dipper. Tri-Hi-Y l5 Intramurals 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Cheerleader 2-3. CL1iN'roN UINGAMAX Izzdustrial Put that Ring on Her Fingern . . . Peg of His Heart . . . drove what was left of a '37 Ford . . . just call him Rmb . . . works at the HY. DKIRIS l3LL'nixUr:11 Cl0IIlIIlC'7 L'li1I! A quiet, very likeable senior . . . proficient typist for anyone around NY. H.S .... likes fun and jokes . . . future nurse. Class Secretary 25 VVahian 35 Blue and Gold 35 Choral Club 35 Art Club 35 Sorority 2-35 Intramurals l-2: Prom Committee 2. :fi-1 , ' Q . 2 ' 'H+ me C if -. ' i if V. fx' , Q ' - ' Rom-31z'1' liuflaixuou General I ' C One of lke's targets for teasing . . . Romeo with blonde, .thiek hair I . . where is TOHl5tOXA'l1? . . . The host Of Steves . . . 'AVVho diedin i f 3 1 Intramurals 1-2-35 Football l-35 Baseball l-2-3. H EL Rielrxim Bottom: Sgiuntific f f ' , I H H in ' mr Blonde hair, sometimes called Carrot . . . beats the drums for the f school band.. . . artist for VVahian . . . wears sharp clothes , . , drives a ggi black HCllCVlC.H ii! XYahian 35 Class Play Committee 2-35 Hand l-2-35 Yiee President 35 I 'l f 5 Choral Club 2-35 Hi-Y 2-35 Intramurals l-25 Baccalaureate Chorus 25 ' - Dance Band 35 Boys Chorus 35 Franklin County Band 2-3. ' iffy Page Seventeen llVVal1ian.'l-'.1.'-'- LARRY BOXVLIXG Ciwzvml Big blue eyes . , . pilots an antique . . . brother of a Tiger . . . lives on a street 'tclown yonder . . . plays a teenie-weenie harmonica. Class Play 35 Dramatics Club 3g Art Club 13 Boys Chorus 3. CH1xRLEs BROWN -'lCtldClIll'C Capable business manager for our XYahian . . . happy-go-lucky and an all-around guy , . . headed for State Penn toops! Penn Stateb . . . waits for libb and Roaffie in front ot his Clayton Avenue hotel. VX'ahian 33 Choral Club 1-23 Special Chorus lg Hi-Y 33 lntramurals 1-2-35 Prom Committee Z. T11liiIl'HILLfS COLEMAN General Big fellow with a big name . . . a potential Horist . . . teacher's pet tnamely a monkeyj . . . helps his class a great deal. NORMA JEAN COOK General I One of the Zepyhr guards . . . usually seen with Joyce Ann . . . has a giggle that can't be copied . . . has natural light brown curls. Tri-Hi-Y 1-35 Sorority LZ-3g Intramurals 1-Z-35 Prom Committee Z5 Basketball 1-2-35 Girls' Athletic Council 1-Z-3, President 3. IXLXRILYN CoRo1cLL General Extremely tall and clark . . . a whiz in typing class . . . usually seen with Dirty . . . sports enthusiast . . . one of the Zephyrs . . , T-Bone by iime. VVahian 33 Band 33 Library Club 1-2-35 Intramurals 1-2-35 Prom Coni- mittee 23 Basketball Z-3. Page Eighteen l , .I rxeo1'1iI.1x1f3 Cosouovii General Noted for bangs . . . thinks a swimming instructor tops , . . one of a gang . . . industrious . . . large wardrobe. Class Treasurer 23 Choral Club l-2-33 Special Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Dramaties Club 2-3: Intramurals l 5 Baccalaureate Chorus l-Z3 Prom Com- mittee 23 County Chorus 3. S I 1 1Rl,l2Y Dwi ICS flcczdumic Smiling. cheerful. never hesitates to lend a helping' hand . . . studious . . . rides to school with Fay. NYahian 3g Class Play 25 Blue and Gold 33 Tri-Hi-Y l-.Z-3, Vice- President 3g Dramaties Club l-23 Library 33 .Xrt Club l-Z5 Intramurals l-2-33 Prom Committee 2. CLI-ixoiu IDI-1L.x1l.xi' .-lcudemiv Hails from the mountains of Maryland . . . smile on her lips, twinkle in her eye, and dimples in her cheeks . . . real friend. VN'ahian 3: Tri-Hi-Y Z-33 Dramaties Club 21 Library Club 2-3. Treas- urer Sg Art Club 2, Secretary Z5 Sorority 2-35 Prom Committee 2. M,x1:r1.YN Di ITF ii Xiu L' CHICK Commercial Gives her musieal talent to the band . . . seen with T-Bone . . . always has assignments completed on time. Band 1-Z-3: Intramurals 1-2-3. Melt lJl,Tl7liY Scientific Mouse . . . guards the park . . . displays some wonderful elastie sus- penders . . . our best rug-eutter . . . seen with Sar . . . good posture. Hi-Y 31 Dramaties Club 3g Art Club l 3 Intramurals l-2-33 Prom Com- mittee 23 Football 1-Z-3, Manager l. Page Nineteen i l-...-'.iVVahlani..i..i RoBE1:'r FOGLE Scientific Our good president for four years . . . most popular boy . . . has a way with wit . . . owns a good pair of hands for snagging passes and taking sloppy side shots on a basketball court . . . hails from the south-end. Class President I-Z-3g Hi-Y 35 Student Council Zg Intramurals l-2-3g Prom Committee 29 Basketball 1-Z-35 Football l-2-33 Baseball l-2-3. B1C'1 rY GARDNER General Definitely a redhead . . . always carrying on . . . voted the senior with keenest wit . . . also one of a gang . . . sweet soprano voice . . . number, please. Choral Club 1-Z-33 Special Chorus 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y Z5 Dramatics Club 35 Sorority 35 Intramurals 1-Z5 Baccalaureate Chorus I-Zg Prom Commit- tee 2. DANIEL GOOD Scientific Danny Boyn . . . he is good when he's asleep . . . makes assembly pro- grams a success by turning on the lights . . . an amigo of Leroy and Ralph . . . drives a car like Miss SIll1tl1yS. VVahian 35 Class play stage crew Z-33 Choral Club 2-3g Hi-Y 35 Dra- matics Club 3g Intramurals 13 Baccalaureate Chorus 25 Boys Chorus 3. RALPH HAFFNER Scientific Is a junior Einstein in physics and chemistry . . . has a thin but tall shadow . . . drives an Olds 88 . . . Riff . . . helped to make the class play a huge success. Class play stage crew 2-35 Hi-Y 33 Art Club lg Intramurals Z. HAROLD HARBAUGH I'lldHSlf7 iLll Quite a clown, no relation to our faculty professor . . , neyer seems de- pressed . . . a west-ender . . . win or lose, he's always m the chips . . . plans to be a preacher. Hi-Y 35 Intramurals 2. Page Twenty I !ic'1 1'x' l'1.xRli1fo1zn General Mary Ann's constant companion . . . usually seen and not heard . . . faithful worker in the library . . . works at the Garden Spot . . . hates gym classes. VVahian 35 Class play 2: Blue and Gold 1-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Dra- niaties Club 1-2-35 Library 1-2-35 Art Club 1-2-3. Glfoleolc 11.XR'l'M.XN Industrial! Built like a brick house . . . dOesn't believe in shaving too often . . . tips the seales at x pounds Qean't give up his trade seeretj. Football 1. l'.x'rsY l1.Xli'l'M,-NN .-lcadcmic :X special Chorister. and Miss Sn1ith's right-hand girl . . . always laughing . . . a perfect blonde and blue-eyed lass. Class play committee 2-35 Choral Club 1-2-33 Special Chorus 1-2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Dramatics Club 1-2-35 Intramurals 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Franklin County Chorus 1-2-35 District Chorus 3. CoL1x 1'112iiIfNEk Sgignfifig lf an airplane clips off your chimney, guess wh0's flying it? . . . Stir . . has loads of friends . . . displays master penmanship. Choral Club 15 Draniaties Club 35 Intramurals 3. I,i:xr.x1t Hi-3LA11xN Scieutiiric Helmar . . . a BTO . . . always saved by the bell in Spanish class . . constant heckler of Miss Mikesell . . . tall and dark and adores Phyllis . Bobo and definitely a cowboy. Class play 2-35 Band 25 Dramaties Club 35 Intramurals 1-3. Page Twenty-one --..l-.VV8l1lan 2 C H,XRLUT'1'1f Hoe KENB1tR12y Seen at the counters of Grant's sence makes the heart grow fonderf' Choral Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3 Rreirxkn INGLES Behind the counter at Boerner's . . . all elbows in basketball . . . no speeial love , . . lots of pleasure out ol lke's Physics classes. Hi-Y 23 Art Club l-2g Intramurals l-2-35 Basketball lg Football l. Page Twenty-two . . . very little to talk about . . . Ab- Gelzeral Baccalaureate Chorus 2. General . . . red hair . . . an all-around guy Dokorux' Jouxs Ceuclral One of the baton twi1'lers . . . thinks a Certain boy is a super athlete . . . moceasins are her trademark . . . likes the IUOVICS . . . one ot the Zephyrs. XYahian 35 lntramurals l-2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Basketball 2-3. DICLORIQS K,xe'1f1fx1.xx Cl0llIlllL'I'CI.t1! Drives a '37 'lOlds . . . future mate of Moe . . . typist for- the Blue and Gold . . . likes lots of fun . . . often debates on various subjects . . . works at a garage. Blue and Gold 3g Choral Club l-Z-33 Tri-Hi-Y lg Intramurals 1-23 Baccalaureate Chorus l-25 Prom Committee 23 Basketball 2-3. CI.l.XRLO'l'Tli Klxyuoii C0lIllllL'I'C'l'L1I Voted the most absent-minded senior, but really has a good memory . . . always cracking Jokes . . . loves a good time . . . is teased by all . . . crazy about red, Class play 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-33 Student Couneil 31 Dramaties Club 1-23 Library Club lg Intramurals l-2-33 Prom Committee 2. Lot' is Koumik L'Bill . . . lean and lanky . . . likes the scenery around liastland Hills . . . an excellent pilot for that big Buick. Choral Club 2-33 Special Chorus 2-3g Boys Chorus 33 hitramurals 1-35 Baccalaureate Chorus Z. S i I iiusiiy LICVICK Lois' rival at beating the bell . . . staunch supporter of Tigers and all sports . , . chewing gum a favorite pastime of hers . . . constantly talking. Tri-Hi-Y 35 Library Club 1-Z-33 Intramurals 3. IQLDRIQX Lou Aux Beetle . . works for The Record Herald after school . . . at the controls of a pea green Chevie . . . detests school work , . . quiet, Intramurals l-Z-3. XY.xx'xr1 liERs1ixi:R Industrial Bashful, short and quiet . . . enjoys movies . . . never seen teasing the females , . . wears sharp slnrts . . , an excellent shop student. Intramurals Z. .Xviiley INIIRBY Commercial Miss Smith's high tenor . . . likes to tease the opposite sex . . . gets an honorary award for being the smallest male senior . . . one of the three gentlemen in the commercial eourse. Choral Club 1. Ge1ze1'aZ G!3ll87'CIl I11d1zst1'1'aI ' 4 I C, , Page Twenty-three DOX,XLD BGLAN N Industrial Or Twin Mouse? . . . big boy just like his other half . . , drives a model A Ford but is sometimes seen on a motorcycle. lland l: Art Club lg Intramurals 1. RICLI.XRD BIANN Iildlt-Yl'l'fL11 Or Mouse? . . . tall, dark and quiet . . . likes to work on his car . . . enjoys Trig class very much . . . Chall. Band lg Art Club 1-25 Intramurals 1-2-3. Page Twenty-four VVahiaI l DONALD LOY Industrial Frequently seen with one particular girl . . . friendly . . . finally shaved off that beautifukmoustaclie . . . one of Larry's better ends. Intramurals 1-35 Basketball 25 Football Z-35 Baseball 2-3. C HARLIQS MCCA M MON Izzdustrial Chip -off the old block, probably , . . that mop of hair on his head should make him top heavy . . . goes with an Undercover Girl. Hi-Y 33 Intramurals 1-2-33 Football l-2-3. DONiXLlJ BICCLEARY Industrial Red . . . goes for Main Street girls Caround Leaman's Seed Store' . . . a tremendous tackle . . . usually in the middle of a tussle. Choral Club lg Hi-Y lg Art Club lg lntramurals 23 Prom Committee Z3 Football 3. INIAY MA xox General Ruth's stand-by . . . goes in for extra long reports . . . dislikes home ec. . . teases Avery . . . likes out-of-town people . . . her future-a farmerette. Class play 23 Tri-Hi-Y lg Dramaties Club Z. llixickyli AIARKICR Scientific Quite a Clown . . . has lots of friends . . . leaves Spanish Class to Carry beans for the cafeteria . . . burns up the road from Vtaynesboro to Hood College. Class play 2-3g Choral Club lg Dramaties Club 35 Intramurals 1-2-33 Prom Committee 2. Lois Blixlvrz General .-Xlways full of jokes . . . faithful friend . , . likes to baby-sit . . . would like to have a few extra pounds . , . dependable . . . dislikes boasters. E SixnL'lcL M,xT'rnifws Grizenzl Acme man . . . big boy . . . clowns around with jerry . . . one of Miss .Xlexander's better lfnglish students? . . , likes to have lots of fun. ,Xrt Club l-35 Intramurals 1-Z. - CURINNIC AiliN'1'Z1iR General Yoted best-looking' senior '... likes 21 good time . . . thinks one gradu- Class Secretary 3: NYahian 3: Choral Club l-2-3: Library ate from class of l95ll terrihc . . . views the world with big, brown eyes. i Club 32 Sorority 2-33 lntrannirals lg Haccalaiiiwate Chorus 21 Prom Committee 2. Page Twenty-tive -'-...lvvahianl-.- ' ,I orciix E IXIENTZER Gezmral An all-around girl and everyone's friend . . . sports a neat page-boy . Library Club president . . . Bob's future mate with a diamond on her tlnrd Finger, left hand. XVahian 35 Choral Club l-Z-33 Tri-Hi-Y 1-Z-35 Dramatics Club l-2: Library l-2-3, President 35 Sorority Z-35 Intramurals l-25 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Prom Committee 2. IRA BIICKLEY Sciefltifv Likes out-of-door life . . , wears a tremendous belt . . . steeple jack for Mr. Minnich . . . Bud . . . good skater . , . an artist in many fields . . . one of the National Guards. Class play stage crew Z-35 Art Club l-35 Intramurals l-35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Football 1-2-3. Cirxlarlcs IXIILLICR Scielztiic Has done a lot for the good of his class and the school . . . Student Council president . . . Susie burns a flame in his heart . . . resembles Ar- thur Godfrey. Class vice president lg Student Council 2-3, President 35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Basketball 15 Football I-2-35 Baseball 1-Z-3. FRANKLIN RIILLER General Nicky . . . always seen kicking the girls around . . . even though his father owns an orchard, he never brings an apple to the teacher . . . a good friend of Norman's . . . good looking and a woman killer. Student Council vice president 25 Art Club lg Intramurals 1-.Z-35 Prom Committee Z5 Football l-2-3. l4L'CRl'ICI.'X IXIILLER Academic Member of the orchestra-quiet, friendly attitude . . . seen with her sister a great deal . . . wants to give toni's. Orchestra 1-Z-35 Dramatics Club 1-2-35 Intramurals l-2-3. Page Twenty-six 195 assistant editor of the Wahian. Intramurals l-3. 1-2-3. 3lliLX'lN NIQXVCUMER Industrial Dark hair and eyes . . . opposite of l5arr'l . . .Q has a long walk to school . . . praised by Mr. Smith for his ability in Trig. SHIRLEY NIICIJENTUHL Genefal Peers at the world from behind dark-rimmed glasses . . .lteeps her hair neatly in place . . . likes music, especially when john plays it. PEGGY OW :ex s Geuefcll Has many companions from Maryland . . . victim of much teasing . . likes the movies . , . could get along without math class . . . tardy. Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Intramurals l-Z-3. .. losl-:ru Mooxiaw Academic Knows the latest baseball scores . . . an excellent student . . . an ardent thespian . . . usually seen with Bill, Pro, and Smitty . . . dependable Class vice president 35 VVahian 35 Class play 2-35 Blue and Gold 35 FRANCIQS NEADY Academic Able editor of the VVahian . . . usually seen with books in her arms . . . runs with Speedy and Dots . . . remembered for her play speeches. VVahian 35 Class play 35 Blue and Gold l-2-3, News Editor 35 Orches- tra l-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3, Chaplain 35 Dramatics Club l-25 Intramurals Page Twenty-seven -'l'VVal1lan-.:'..'-l - 3l.XRILYN PLLKM General A petite blond with many clothes . . . always being teased by joe or Smitty . . . likes to laugh . . . Peachy, Class play 25 Choral Club l-2-3: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, Treasurer 15 Dra- matics Club 1-2-35 Library Club 1-2-3. Treasurer 15 Art Club l-25 Sorority 2-3, Secretary 35 Intramurals 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Prom Com- mittee 2. Rox.xLn 1'Rov.x1uJ ZlCUd6'IIll.L' A Takes a beating in Latin class . . , a hot shot on the basketball court . . seen with Hoe, Smitty and 'tBill' '... has a big brother. XYahian 35 Class play 25 Dramaties Club 15 Intramurals 1-2-3. ll1X'l'RICI.X Pecan G07ICl'Ul A versatile senioi '... natural curls . . . one of the union' '... thinks Karl is out-of-this-world . . . voted most popular. Class play 35 Choral Club 2-35 Special Chorus 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 llramaties Club 1-2-35 Sorority 2-3, President 35 Intramurals 1-2-35 Hac- calaureate Chorus 1-25 Prom Committee 25 Cheerleader 1-2-3. IZARBARA RA M EY General Rides to school in a blue Buick . . . waitstfor Marilyn . . , nimble with knitting needles . . . likes a good time . . . office worker at the hospital. Class play 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Dramatics Club 1-2-3: Library Club 1-2, Secretary 1-25 Sorority 35 Intramurals 1-2-35 Girls Athletic Council 3. JEAN BIARIE IQEYNOLDS General Knows the latest movies . . . goes for out-of-town.fellows . . , especially one in the Marines . . . could get along without chemistry. Class play 25 Band 15 Dramatics Club 1-25 Library Club l-2-3. P21 ge Twenty-ei ght . litJN.XLlJ Rock A'Runt . . . short and stumpy . . . how does he think up so many smart remarks? . . , some Rme has his heart . . . her name is Patsy. Hi-Y 35 lntramurals l-Zg Prom Committee .25 Football l-2-3. l XX 1Ll,1,xM Rook Industrial w A south-ender . . . takes a short eut across a Held with no trespassingu signs on it . . . hates to attend school on Blue Monday . , . usually seen in plaid shirts and overalls. Intramurals 1-2. l,1c1aoY Rowit Scieutiic Drives a blue Buick . . . a great friend of Campbell . . . frequently seen at 22 South Grant Street . . . Chub's opposite . . . another steeple jack . . . wants to be an animal doctor. VYahian 3: Class play stage Crew Z-33 Choral Club lg lntramurals lg Prom Committee 1. ! 951 Inzdustrial 'EBU-B 'lr RUTH Sc11lfL'rz General Kay's companion , . . quiet . . . friendly . . . voted most shy senior . . home girl . . . devoted to her parents . . . man-hater. KARL SHANK Scientifif: Likes the song . Patrieia . . . good build . . . drives an out-of-state car . an ardent VVClllVCl'IYl21l1 . . , shows an interest in the Union . . . famous tor his left-handed hook shots. VVahian 3g Hi-Y 35 Intramurals l-2-3: Basketball l-2-33 Football 1-2-3. Page Twenty-nine iT1VVal1ianl-...-'- E E1,LswoR'r1I Sxlrrn .nlcadvlzzfr Often connected with religious services , . . famous for his Hat feet . . . plays the liddle . . . 'tGillie, Dean of Pointer College . . . drives a gray Pontiac . . . baseball fan. Class officer Z3 XYahian 33 Class play Z-33 Blue and Gold 3: Orchestra l-3: Choral Club l-2-3: Special Chorus 1-2-33 Intramurals l-3: Racca- laureate Chorus l-Z3 Prom Committee 2. JEAN Sxirrn C0llllllt'I't'IiUI Big blue eyes . . . capable XYabian class editor . . , has a long' way to walk but usually gets a ride , . . a west-ender . . . she loves him. NYho? VVhy jimmy! VVahian 33 Choral Club l-Z-3: Special Chorus 31 Dramatics Club Z2 Library Club 1 Q lntramurals l g Prom Committee Zg Franklin County Chorus 33 Baccalaureate Chorus l-25 Class play Z. .I Axe li S N .XYICLY Hi-Y 25 Dramatics Club 33 Intramurals l-Z-3. . . . big boy. Football 2. l',X'l'RlCl.X Sxoxvlziilzmiit A busy girl with lots of friends . . . always seen laughin dance . . . forever being teased . . . owns a big' dog. XN'ahian 33 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-3. Secretary 33 Student Council Club 1-Z5 Sorority Z-3. Page Thirty Suicutific Has a .record with the state police . . . operates out of town . , , good mathematician . . . wants to be President of the KX X P Company. Rox,x1,D SNAYIQLY I11dMgm'gl Pinky . . . will also answer to the name Sniff . . . used to have a nice car 'till he gave it to ,lack . . . good mathematician . . . A Sz P man flCLIdCI1liC . . . likes to 33 Dramatics ' -------'-'-.-.....l 9 5 l---1'-.-. Suu Sxrm-21: Academic Speedy by name to all her friends . . . a good artist . . . feature editor of XYahian . . . likes to knit . . . senior play production manager. XYahian 3: Class play 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. President 3: Student Council 23 Dramatics Club 1-2: Library Club 33 Art Club 1-21 Sorority 33 lntra- murals 1-23 Prom Committee 2g Girls Athletic Council 1-2. ..,..,-0 ,l.XCQl'lfLlNlf Siuxxomiiz General Norma jean's bodyguard . . . likes acting in plays . . . waits patiently for the mailman . . . one of the singers ol VV.H.S. Class play 2-35 Choral Club 1-2-33 Special Chorus 3: Dramatics Club 2-33 Library Club 1-2-33 Sorority 3g Intramurals 2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Prom Committee 21 County Chorus 3. lilCXNl2'l'1I S'l'.XL1iY I1ILll1lSfI'l'f1I Nice build . . . woman killer . . . sports a red hat . . , good basketball player . . . answers to the name of Cisco . . . for every day he's in school, he misses two. lntramurals 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Basketball 33 Football 1-2. Lois S'r1cRL1Nc: General Better late than never, but usually late . . . Shir1ey's shadow . . . always talking and chewing gum . . . doesnt care for homework. F1z.xxkL1N S'r1'r1-:LY Scientific 'tThe Arm . . . frequently seen way down in the south end of town . . . an all-around athlete . . . 'tXYho died . . . Seen with Pearl . , . is always rolling' a little friendship ring around. Hi-Y 35 Intramurals 35 Basketball 1-25 Football 1-2-35 Baseball 1-2-3. Page Thirty-one Wahian i l.xeK S'roo1-s Sc1'c11f1'79c ' ' Jimmie . . . big tease for a small guy . . . has connections in the -I Ef f Miller family . . . Does anybody have any lead pennies? . . . appreciates ' good music- Blueberry Hill. N Class Treasurer lg Hi-Y 33 Intramurals l-2-33 Prom Committee Z5 Basketball l-Z-3g Football 3. M. Dlxll-3 S'roL'lfF1-in General lneessautly talking . . . the third of the trio of Lois, Shirley, and Dixie . , giggles, giggles, giggles . . . likes to skate. Tri-Hi-Y l. Slilll S'1'oL:1fF1i1: SCI.f'lIfl'flC Long. lean and lanky . . . Doe Poore's handyman . . . eolleets work slips . . . seen with San llramaties Club 3. Onan STULL Sciczztific Mr. Minnich's Romeo . . . Seen in a blue Mercury . . . excellent athlete . . beautiful build . . . sleeps i11 the movies. Intramurals 34 Basketball l-Z3 Football l-2-35 Baseball l-Z-3. BLXRY JANE Touuxsox C0lIllllt'l'L'llII A blue-eyed blonde . . . voted most nlusieal . . . usually seen with Cook and Jackie , . . likes a good joke . . . anyone know Abby . , . seen at Post's. Class Treasurer 35 Class play Z-33 Hand 1-2-33 Orchestra Z3 Choral Club 2-3: Dramaties l-2-33 Sorority 35 Intramurals l-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus Z Prom Committee Z. Page Thirty-two Rl.XRIlf'I l'.X Toms General One of a gang . . . likes the Chevies, but prefers the driver of a red one . . . always talking' . . . one of the Special Choristers. Choral Club l-2-3: Special Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-33 Dramatics Club 2-33 Intramurals 1-2: Baccalaureate Chorus l-2: Prom Committee 25 Band lg County Chorus 3. jovcli xY,XG.XM,XX GEIIUVLI! A ring on her third finger . . . left hand . . . enjoys riding in coupe . . . likes fun and jokes . . . clerk at Newberry! . . . frequents the Y after school. Class play 3: Blue and Gold l-23 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-33 Dramatics Club l-2-33 Library Club l-23 lntramurals l-2-33 Basketball l-23 Girls .Nthletic Council 3. EIDNVARID XYARFIICLIJ . lflldfllllit' The offensive center . . , number l-l . . . most likely to succeed . . . true friend . . . all around fellow . . . usually seen with Coby . . . likes love poems . . . visits Penn Street. XYahian 33 Class Play 35 Choral Club l-2-33 Special Chorus 2-33 Hi-Y 2-3. President 33 llramatics Club 23 :Xrt Club lg lntramurals l-2-33 Prom Committee 25 Football 2-33 County Chorus 2-3. M inn' l2Ll2lxNoR XYARFIELD A fademic One of the cheering squad . , . usually in a hurry . . . ably edits the Blue and Gold . . . ardent sports fan . . . one-half the twins . . . comes from the east end of town. Class play 33 Blue and Gold 2-3, lfditor 31 Choral Club 1-2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Dramaties Club 2g Art Club l 3 Sorority 2-33 lntramurals l-2-33 Girls Athletic Council l-25 Cheerleader 2-3. Cl I .x1eLlis XVII ITIC Scientific I Looks like his brother .... -X K P boy . . . all he got for Christmas was his two lront teeth . . . quite the clown . . . keeps things hot in physics class. Class play 35 Dramatics Club 33 Intramurals 2-33 Prom Committee 2. Page Thirty-three lT.iVVal'llal'I ' lQOl3ER'l' XVILHIIJE Scientific' Minnie . . . usually seen with Runt . . . solid . . . lives in the suburbs of Tick Ridge . . . soda jerk . . . seen on NVest Fourth Street? ? F F Hi-Y 35 lntrarnurals l-2-35 Football l-3. EXIXLINE VVoL1f1C C0lll4'lLCl'l llIl A little girl with loads of energy . . . member of the cheering squad . . . goes for the name jim in a big way . . . likes skirt and blouse com- binations . . . sports two class rings. Class play 2-35 Choral Club l-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y lg Dramaties Club 2-3: Library Club lg lntramurals 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus l-lg Prom Com- mittee Zg Cheerleader 1-2-3. Oiuniixx VVOLFE Izzdzmrial Male half of the XVolfes . . . travels with the Mann brothers . , . wears Cowboy boots . . . wants to pilot a tractor-trailer. Dramaties Club 3g Intramurals l-2-35 Football l. ,IUYCI-I ,XNN Zu1xi1c1:M,xN Gwzeral Neat dresser . . . drives a Chevy . . . seen at the counters in New- berry's . . . number, please . . . likes 'to eat. Tri-Hi-Y l-2-33 Library Club 35 Art Club 3g Intramurals l-Z-3g Prom Committee 2. Page Thirty-four Class of '51 Makes Known I'rs Last Wishes XYe. the class of nineteen-hundred and iifty-one, being of sound mind Q????j and body do hereby declare and affirm this to be our last will and testament. I. To ,loan Klerklinger - lletty Gardner's wit. 2. To David llrcidcnthal - Lemar Helman's height. 3. To Roberta lieard -- Mary .lane Tomlinson's acting ability. 4. To l'aul Carson - lid W'artield's crew cut. 5. To l'atsy Ambrose- Marilyn l7iffenbaucher's naturally blond hair. 6. To lirnestine Recard - Ruth Schultz's quietness. 7. To Nancy Martz - Dottie johns chewing gum. 8. To Elaine Coffman - Lucille llarkdoll's sharpshooting. 9. To Mr. Church- Another English class like the I2-C,S. IO. To Miss Mikesell - A quiet Latin class. 11. To Norman Miller - Nick's dimples. 1.2. To Chubby Rowe - Avery liirby's feminine appeal. 13. To Gwen llaker - Marilyn Cordell's guard position. 14. To Melba Smith - Norma .lean Cooks giggle. 15. To Carolyn Frantz M Shirley Davies' ride to school with Fay. 16. To ,lohn llaker - Danny Goods safe and sane driving. 17. To Ronney Terry - John llenchoffs job as head sports manager. 18. To George lYest - Ronnie l'rovard's punctuality. 19. To Mr. Harbaugh - .Xnother target like Barbara Rainey. 20. To next ycar's physics classes - The 12-S.'X.S ability to get the answers ahead ot time. 21. To the students of XV.l'l.S. - A Illue and Gold published on time. l now appoint in the presence of the following witnesses, Norman Miller, president of the class of 1052. to serve as the legal executor of this sacred docu- mcnt. CLASS OF IQSIH llYI'fIll'.YSL'.VS Bob Fogle. President. l'.Xl'L ii. sI11'I.L Naomi ic. 11.11113 Page Thirty-five This is Dzuiciiig? Blow, Gabricl, 'How Courtesy is Our Motto first l?tIIIL'L'I'.Y ,limi rllzrsfmil rllust likrly In ,SllIL'L'l'L'd Pat Pugh 'lack Duffy Hill rXrnistroiig Nl. j. Toniliiisrm Sara Snyder lid Vl'z1rIiclcl lixpcctiiig Visitors? Did ' 'I .llnxl jill' C u.r.r Doris Hluhziugli Holi Foglv ' Who's Timber! Is .Niiyoiie .Xl'Ul1llll? Doift Ruin the Curl Hart ,S'pm'f rllnxf ,571-V liar! ldmkilzff Charles RICCZIIHIHOH Shirluy Lcvirlc Omar Stull Ruth Schultz Cgriimc Klcutzcr Karl Shank gc Thirtyfsix , X Having Dinner Skirts Xre Getting Shorter Book Reports? K t'4' nfs! II'1'l . Hiygfurt Flirt ,llosf SfHdl.0Il.V john Br-nclnoff Betty Gardner livaline VVolfe Nicky Miller Shirley Davies Bill Armstrong Q .'y, el i E 1 it is ,l,,le ,.,, , ' if ? - V E s 'l efy tlir 1 -V.f Q2 Who XYlio's XYinning? Mast flflzlcfir Norma Cook Omar Stull Romeo W'l1a' Hoppened? Donations Please Host Autors 1105! Absczif-.lliizdcd illosf Popular lf:V3.ll116 Vlfolfe joe Moomaw Charlotte Kaylioe Darryl Marker Pat Pugh Bob Fogle , Page Thirty-seven Page Thirty-eight Seniors Have Colorful History Our tale begins twelve short years ago when we first set out for school. l'er- haps we have forgotten niany of the minute little details to which w e were exposed. but there are certain experiences which all of us associate with our school days. Many amusing incidents happened. particularly in our early years. which we shall long renieniber. liven in first grade, we had one marriage-niinded girl among us, for it was at this tender age that Mary Mfarlielcl told the teacher she was going to niarry Coby llrown when she got older. Froni the start. we were tar from little angels. Instead of giving the teacher the traditional apple, Melvin Xewcoiner gave his teacher a bag of stones. ,loe Mooniaw was quite the prankster even at the early age of nine. lint hloe, hiniself. was the victim when he got splattered with ink while playing with the cork in liar- bara Raniey's inkwell. The boys were not the only ones who caused trouble, however, for it was none other than Joyce Ann Zinnnerinan who punched a patrohnan in the nose and inade it bleed. When we entered junior high school as seventh graders, we found niany new interests. The assenibly programs which each honierooni gave brought to light many new talents. XYith llob Fogle acting as niaster of cerenionies. our own ljob ljlubaugh and Ronnie Provard substituted for two of the .Xndrew sisters in Mr. l'nrnell's assembly program. ln the ninth grade we elected class officers for the first time. liob Fogle was chosen president with Mary XYarlield as vice presidentg ljetty Gardner, secretary: and Patsy Snowberger. treasurer. lt was in this year also that Shirley liarbelienn won the annual spelling contest. Tenth grade and senior high at last! XYith llob Fogle again serving as presi- dent of our class and assisted by Charles Miller. vice president: Corinne Mentzer. secretary: and 'laclc Stoops. treasurer. we soon becanie active participants in all extra-curricular activities. Our class project was a lecture on wild life by llob Ford. That year also Lois Martz received the .Xnierican Legion award for an essay she wrote. ln our junior year llob Fogle emerged victorious from a rather heated cam- paign for class president. Ellsworth Smith was vice presidentg Doris Blubaugh, secretaryg and jackie Cosgrove, treasurer. VVe chose maroon and white as our class colors, and using the familiar tune to Finlandia' jackie Cosgrove, joycene Mentzer, lletty Gardner, Susie Toms, Corinne Mentzer, Pat Pugh, Tom Barnhart, and VVilliam Armstrong wrote the words to our class song. .Xs our money-making project, our class thespians put on two one-act plays, Sundays Childv and Nobody Sleeps. These plays were not only a hit, 'but also a financial success. Our thoughts now turned to planning for a junior-Senior Prom which would surpass all former ones. The decorating committee spent days making silver stars and carrying gliders until their backs ached, but their efforts were well rewarded. In a desert oasis couples danced beneath a star-studded sky to the music of Walt Sheldon. Returning as seniors, we elected llob Fogle to lead us for the fourth time. Assisting him were joe Moomaw, vice presidentg Corinne Mentzer, secretary 3 and Mary jane Tomlinson, treasurer. Although our number had decreased to ninety-four, making us one of the smallest classes to be graduated in the past few years, we could boast being the first class at Waynesboro Senior High School to have three sets of twins in the graduating class. Early in the year we ordered our announcements and name cards and Nr. Dennett took our pictures for the XVal1ian. George Hartman won the Pennsylvania W'eek test which is given to seniors each year. Pat Hartman, Tom llarnhart, and llill Armstrong represented Waynes- boro High School at tl1e State Music Festival held at Columbia, and Tom sang in the State Chorus. February 22 and 23 will be remembered as the nights of our class play, Mother ls .X Freshman, starring Mary jane Tomlinson as mother. These last few months will be filled with many long-to-be-remembered events --the Prom and the Senior Dance, the Senior dinner, and llaccalaureate. Before we know it. we will be solemnly marching down the aisle to receive our diplomas. Our goal at last will have been reached, Page Thirty-nine Page Forty Class Reporter Briefs The News 9 p.m. E.S.T. XV.S.H.S. A.M. FM. The Schultz and Haretord Co., makers of Xu, the new soothing beauty cream brings you ace news reporter, Ronald Provard, with 15 minutes of the lat- est news. Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. NYaynesboro and all the ships at sea. Letls go to press. First a look at the sports world. Sarasota: Paced by shortstop, liob Fogles Sth inning homer with one on, the lioston Red Sox opened their 1961 spring exhibition schedule with a 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia A's. .Yew l'01'1c: Coach ,Karl Shank of C.C.N.Y. revealed today one of his players had been contacted to throw the tirst game of the National Invitation Tourna- ment. Plziladclfvllia: Chemist Charles NYhite today finished experiments on a new drug which he claims is a sure cure for the dreaded disease schoolitis. Loral: In an emergency operation late last night Dr. Tom ljarnhart saved the life of Donald Mann, seriously injured when his truck turned over on Rt. 16. Dr. llarnhart was assisted by nurse Doris lilubaugh. New York: Millionaire D. Rockefeller today aimounced the betrothal of his daughter, .Xnn, to Omar Stull of NYaynesboro. lVa.s'l11'11gt011: The Navy announced today that Lt. Com. Colin lleefner will test their new jet bomber tomorrow. LlSl1yD ,PtyIlt S 1 J Ora : iir e ' avies, 'a s ' ar man, Sara Snyder and Marv VX'artield alan to open a nursing school in XVaynesboro in the near future. Funds for the school are being donated by Richard lngles, one of XYaynesboro's wealthiest bachelors. Local: The pet dog of Veterinarian Leroy Rowe and his wife, the former Barbara Rainey, gave birth to a litter of 20 puppies yesterday evening. Local: Actress Evaline Wfolfe consented today to make a personal appearance in her home town sometime next month. New York: Ira Mickley's famous painting HSnowfall will be exhibited next week at the New York Museum. Until next week at this very same time, I remain your NVaynesboro corres- pondent, Ronald Provard, who reminds you to stay tuned for the Music Hour fea- turing XVilliam Armstrong, Ellsworth Smith, Frances Neady, Richard llonder, Lucrecia Miller and Mary Jane Tomlinson. Good-nightf' I We Were Juniors -IVNIOR O1f1f1C12RS ID,xx'l1v f1IUlX'lf. l'1'cv l'1'0.f1'cIc11f IQAY XVAGA MAN, TI'L'6IY1!I'1'I' Xfmuxlxx Kl11,L1i1:, l,I'U.YI'tI't'1If Kl.xR11i Ii.xL'1fFxlAxx, Sf'c1'vlu1'v Page Forty-one Miss AIexanc:ler's Homeroom Row OIIC-EI'I1lH VYl1it11101'c, Doris Haugh. lJo1111a Rowe, Durotliy XYilso11, Miss .XlCX3.llLlC1', Eriicstinc Recarfl, Sarah Ha11'hccl4c1'. Palsy Vlfclty, Alva Brady. IQUXY,llNX'1J'lQill'3Cl't Mcilarclell, licmictli S111-lsflcr, Darleiic Hariiliart. .lean Good. Mclbzi Smith, juan -lOllllSlUl1, Roberta llczirnl. Uzivicl G1'uv0, VValtc1'l lcag'lc. IQONN',lllH'LTC-N0l'1l12lll Millcr, Ribllllll' S11OXYlJC!'g'Cl'. Riclmrcl Mz11111s, llcrmaii Pylcs, XYilliz1111 lilclcu, Ray XYagz1111a11. Mr. Churcl1's Homeroom Row 0110-Patsy 'lll1o111p5u11, Fay B:1lsige1', Rrihertzi XVill1icle. Lois liiscclceiy Mr. Church, 3l2l1'gZ1l'Cl Car- son, HH1'l72lI'2l, Huvis, Lois A1111 Yi11gli11g, janet W'illia111s. Row Two-Earl Rook, James XYilS011, Shirley Pryor, Oclesaa 1'lZ1l1g'l1, Marie liz11113f111a11. Shirlcy Hiirk- hurt, ixllllfl Sl1illCllCClCL'liC1'. VVilli:1111 L. Smith, XVillia111 ,lll'3CC. Row ,lllll'CC-PCITY Miimich, john Baker, LCE' Qil'L'CIl21XY2llt, No1'111a11 Foster, Rmiiivy Terry, lJarrel H111- toii, Rohcrt Hzuier, Lowell Pciffcr. Page Forty-two Mr. Diffenbaucher's Homeroom 1Q1111'1J111--1113111 C11ff111e111. 111211111 11a:1s. A12ll'Y.Xl1l1 XY111gk'l'I, R1Zi1'111Z:l Lcc 1'11g'2,k'l11JI'Of1C, N111 131111111- D 13311011011 X12i1'V-x1L'C1CZl1'V, D111'c1t11v XN'c1tv. B1Hl'1L' Smith. Carol Jxllll Mycrs. R1111' 'lxxxrv-1121111111 1'1l1IL'I'1D2lllg11, C11'ft1111 N1z111'11c-1. 1111111 1,cz1111z111, Mi1c111f11 Ga1'11c111111111', juan M1-1'k1111gc1' 1311115 gX11g'1111111z111g11, ,1H1l1Q5 B1L'FC1'1'L'11, 1111111111 R11111-, XY111iz1111 Z, S1111t11. R1111' '111111-Q--R:111111 1J1lllL'1'1ll1l11. G11-11 R11111: 1'1111111 HH11g11. R111Jc1't 1ia111f111z111. C2l1'1 131111. Mr. Lehman's Homeroom Q1111 0111- 'Put .X1111 S111z111. 1':12l1llL' C11ff111z111, A12ll'j' 1,11111s1- 1,C11IIlZi11. juycc C1111111c1', R111 1,1'11111:111, 1711111 1115' 1111111111-1'. 1!z11'11z11'z1 Putter. 1Jc1111'cs A1Zll'1Z. 11z11f11z11':1 1QLl1l11. 1 1211111 '111111 K111111 f1'C2lgL'1', 1'11y111s M1111-13 1.11111sc 11111111-. 13C14hl'CS Ruck, 112l1'1JZlI'Zl Hyatt. 11:11'11:11'z1 1..1l 1 111 1 X11 111-51 15,1121 111'C2lll1. lc 'g' X Q1111' '111111-1----R1111c1'1 K1i1c11c11,XY1111111'111'1111'11, P11i1111 1i111'11kz111z1, P21111 HL'Zil'1, 1'i1'L'11 C1'1111z1111'1'. XW111: S111111, 1ic1111ct11 4Xc1z1111s, C11dl'1LJS 11a1'11c. -111 Page Forty-four Juniors Look Forward 'ro Final Year We entered our junior year with a vision of the great events which were to stud our year with quite a bit of glamor. The tirst event of any major importance was our class election and as usual there were many posters and decorated cars. Norman Miller emerged victorious from the heated campaign. Other officers were: Yice l3'i-esident, David Clroveg Secretary, Marie liauffmang and Treasurer, Ray NYagaman. ln order to raise money for our prom we put on two one-act plays, The llisliop and the Convict and Stony's llridef' These plays would not have been possible had it not been for the tireless efforts of Mr. john Minnich, who directed us. Our first act which, we hope, will later distinguish us as seniors, was the ordering of our class rings. Since our financial worries for the prom are no longer in existence, we have nothing to worry about except the committees, the decorations, the orchestra, the refreshments and other minor details. Wie hope very much to put on a well planned and beautiful dance for the Seniors this year, but we'll have to wait until .Xpril 27 to find out the reactions. As our ,lunior year nears its close we are all looking' forward to being the Seniors of next year. S f ' l iq T, zu' 5 t l fi X A lt . X 5 sf e Were So phomores JPHOXIOIQE UF1 lCERS SK ICARL Mlixwzrik, Pzvxicivzzf .Xxx Iilsslxzzlik, St't'l't'ftI1'-X' RoNAxl,n li.x1'1fFA1AxN, Vim I'rc.v1'clc'11t ,l.xxl.Iis XY4ll.FIf, ,l1I't'U.YIlI'CI' Page Forty-tive Miss Fausf's Homeroom RiJXX'O1lC7.'X1ll13lJCllC Snyder. Eleanor Henson. ,losephine Byers. vvlllllkl Sease, Miss Faust, Shirley Newcomer. Elaine Reynolds. janet Miller Patsy Ambrose. Row Two-Donald NYilhide. Donald MeFerren, Helen King, Doris Hartge, Sylvia Brady. Shirley Ull- nlan, Shirley Fix, Patsy Billerheek, Lorena Trace. james Stoops, Hilton Manuel. Row Three-james Tressler, Vlfilliani Miller, Donald Vlfagainan. Harry lloelc, liugene Gordon. Robert Schildt, James Davis. Mrs. Fleck's Homeroom Row One-Shirley Peiffer, joyee Norris, llarhara Angle, Lola Songer, Mrs, Fleck, Nancy McClure, Marilyn Rieker. Jo,-Xnne VVatts, lidwina Shearer. Row 'l'wo--laines VVolhC. Ronald Harbaugh. Patsy Ingles, Carolyn Frantz. Doris Leainan, Nancy Brei- denthal, Mary West, Robert Fuss, Dean Trostle. Row 'llhree-Charles XYashington, Vllalter Bragunier. David Stottleinyer, Gerald Peiffer. David Min- nieh, Ronald Kauffman, Earl Mentzer, Rohert Snyder. Page Forty-six Mr. Shively's Homeroom W. ,W ,.,-1,.., hm 0111--f .X1lC11'L'Y Pikc, Bertie Brczlcr. :fZlI1CVfJ1l1XX'ZikC. P2lt1'iCi2i IliI1l'llE1I'T, M11 Shively, R210 lillcu S111itl1,'Bctty Hailey, fxllll 1iissi11g61', M:11'ily11 Stim: Row 'lxxm-11111 RIl'CUl'killdHlC, Eugene lQil'h2lI'dSU11. 13111111111 ,Tl1I'llCI'. 1rl'2i1lL'CS Misner. Jann VVa1'11ick, 1:l'HllCK'S XYlliStll'I', ,I11sepl1 1311111113 David f.1L'L'S21l1lZlIl, l,y1111 Xxvillbtlll, Row 'l'!11'cc -R11l1c1't Hnilcv. H211-rv Martin, lf'1'z111kli11 Sturtz, F11-11 Ha1'1111z111, Ic'1'1'v StL'l'HIl0'. E11 'cnc Cuff . . . . 1: 8 Mr. Smifh's Homeroom K1111' fJ11l --Allllf' ,xllll Sulzcr. 1X1111c Xxvlldlillgttlll, Iislhcr Myers. Nancy klilfll. M11 Smith. 1:11101 juncs. .lm-2111 R1111'c. xl2lXil1L' xX'iHlidL'. L'a1'ol'11 HiL'hCL'ktI'. 5 Kun' Txxo- .XIIQ11 XYl11u-. I'1'z111k R11sc11l1L11'gc1', l'.x'cly11 Q11y1111. 110111121 RQ1111111, hlnyfc G1'11VL'. Mary l,11111sc Il2llllK'l'. IJ471'HtIlj' L'zl1'1'. 1,1111-11c Sll1lXYI5C1'g1L'l', N1cl1:11'rl lI1141vQ1'. Cl1z11'lcs KICl'At'!'l'CIl. R1111 'lXl11'cc -4Xlz111 Xwilll 521111, Ray Stiu-ly, Luc 911111, M1-l1'i11 C11111111i11s, ,luck 'l'l1111'11t1111. RiL'l11ll'Cl Mil- 11111 liflXX'ZlI'K1 SIlj'llk'l', fsltllll f3iIlgl'iCl1. P ugc F111'ty-sox Sophomores Are Active in Extra-Curricular Activities lYe left -Iunior High thinking about next year and how new it would be to us and what the teachers and school would be like. The Freshmen were inoved out from hlunior High and we were not the underdogs after all. Although the halls were jammed with traHic. we fought our way around and with the help of upper- classinen we soon fell into the line of things. Our first action as a class was to elect class officers. Earl Blentzer was elected presidentg Ronnie liautfnian, vice presidentg Ann Kissinger, secretary: llat XYolH'. treasurer. XYe had fun in choosing' our electives and going' into extra-curricular activities. The lllue and Cold, Choral and Drainatics Clubs were greatly aided by our inter- ested and talented ineinbers. Our boys aided the ,lunior Yarsity basketball teain and loaned a hand in football and baseball. Our time came to sponsor a inoney-inaking' project and on .Xpril IQ and 20 we staged three one-act plays entitled Not Quite Perfect. The Greener Grass and There Comes a Time, under the direction of ,Iohn li. llinnich. The connnittees served well and we cleared a good proiit. Thus we closed the curtains on our first year at Senior lligh. i 'L A 4 i Ei 1, few J QQ Page Forty-eight We Were Freshmen 1 RIQSHXl.XX i'5T FICl'fRS IQux.x1,lv Cllullzl-1lc1,xx, I zu' l'1'u.v1dv11f ,l.xc14 M11,1,1Q1:, l77't'SI.fI,l?1If , v , . Lon Ir.XIxlxl1Ul,l., ,51 4'u1'uz'411'x CII ,X RL Ul'tj ll igu Fifty Mr. Fox's Homeroom Ron' Row Rum' Row Ouc-Patricia Snoclclerly, Shirley Stitcly, Nancy Harmony. Mary Flcaglc, Mr. Fox, ,Xuinecla Ries, Audrey Shade, Nancy jones, LL-aria l,Ull1ll3ll, Two-V-Patricia Urris, Shircly Funk, ,Ivan l,ouclenslag1'er. Rnsalic Rock, Sylvia jones. Shirley XYil- hidc, Luis Iiarkcloll, jackiv Black. Three-Stanley Goncl, licrnard Suocldcrly, Vyilliam Hinkley. ,lack Miller. llill Bunurtt. john Rus- cnhcrry. lfugr-ne Kiicppcr. Dcmalcl Kauffman. l 0ur---'llhnnias Lmxrscm, Arthur Rock, Paul Lcauian, Rulicrt llollingcr, Ronald Haugh, Ronald Starlipcr, I,arry Myers. licnm-tli hlustus. Stanley Cook. Mr. Harbaugh's Homeroom Rim' One-f-Margarcl Smith, Hctty Curfman. Shirlvy XYilson, llnrutliy Tice. Mr. llarliaugh. Peggy Zv- gcr, Rayctta Bicscrker. Gail Harlmaugh, -Inyrc Munson. Row 'Two--Earl MrCarucv, Paul SllOXYl3Cl'gl2l'. Luis Kewl, livclvn Smilc '. can RlIl0'L'l', Ruse lfcrffusuii, . , 3 , an rs Sherry XYcst. Mary Ann XYOHQ, Patsy Lev lYnlfc. Virginia Austin. Nancy Clcni. XYzlrrcn Crank. Rulbert Bicscckcr. Row Tl1rec+Clill'o1'ml XYilsnn. Runalcl Colm-nian. liinzuiuel Innes, Harry johns. fra G1'uyL', Richard Zuckerman. Neil Burkhart. Row Four--Inscpli Smith, Ranclolpli Finney, Paul Carson. liugciic xYi1lg'CI'l, Ricliurcl Nauglc, William Bicseckcr. Mr. PurneIl's Homeroom Row Rm vu' Row Iv you' One-Martha Sollenherger, Mary Hreehhiel, Sharon Pittman, Doris Garnarcl, Mr. Purnell, Doro- thy Duffield, Carolyn Trostle, Carolyn Devor, Sally Bragunier. 'llwo-Sue Xeecly, Sandra Flory, Myrna Fry, Cecelia Hill, :Xliee XYUHY. juclith Johnston, Thecla Martz, Sandra Roberts, Rosalie Heckman, Ann Rielcett, Aclelia Kendall, Georgie Brezler, ,lean Norris. 'llhreefj-:lin Reeeher, Ronalcl Creager. Donald Shafer. Larry Provard, Donald Carty, Stanley Conner, xvllliiilll Dick, Chris Miller, liclrlie Duhhs, Four-Dennis Good, jon Hollengreen, Robert McDowell, VYllll21Il1XXVI:1llZlCC, Richard Price. Mrs. Wilson's Homeroom lQou'U11e---llill lairett, Ronald XYiuehrenner, Roherl lfleker, Lane llonehrake, Mrs. XYilson, A-Xlan Shively, Robert Klorganthall, Ronalcl Chamberlin, lienneth Shiiilett. Ron 'llxrofliclclie Browning, Charles Hollinsheaml, Charles Ruppert, Robert BIL'l'AC1'1'L'll, Douglas Dillon, Ro Max Kline, john lluterhauggh, Davicl lireiclenthal. xx' 'llhree--Merle Harnhart, ,losepli NYi5harcl, Eugene XYl1iting, Samuel Martin. Page Fifty-one Page Fifty-two Freshmen Surprised To be at Senior High Un September 7, IQSO, one lnmdred twenty surprised and confused freshmen entered XYaynesboro Senior High School for the first time. We were surprised because we had not expected to enter Senior High School as ninth f r'iders 'md we were confused because we had not been prepared to as- Nz .,c sume the role of underclassmen in Senior lligh but had expected to be upperclass- men in junior High. However with the help of our faculty and upperclassmen, we soon felt at home. We elected the following classmates to be our officers: ,lack Miller, presidentg Ronald Chamberlin. vice president: l.ois llarlcdoll. secretaryg and Charles Rup- pert, treasurer. Soon we started getting into the swing of things. Some of us joined Choral Club and there were two in our class who were privileged to get in Special Chorus. .X number of us joined the lllue and Gold staff, llramatics Club. and Art Club. Many of the boys and girls became members of the football, basketball. and 'base- ball teams. Unr class project was a movie to raise money for our traditional Freshman Dance. And so ends a happy year at XYaynesboro Senior High School. ,if I Q: ,LQ MQ4 QM'-E- S Z' C we! , N rigs fi Eighth Grade R 4 vw Row lei HX' Run One-R. Thoinpson. R. Huiner, R. Starliper, lf. Branthaver. R. Angle, R. Rowe, I. Bie- secker, If. Kline. R. Stevens, R. II01iil15llC2iCi. Two-R. Smith, TJ. Riesecker, A. Twins, D. Smiley, IJ. Marker. S. xiCii!'ifik', S. Sheifler, K. Harbaugli. ul. Hclnlan, A. MeCa1'ney, C. Barkdoll. S. Zeigler, S. Plum. S. Barn- hart, Miss Ifriedly. J Three-IJ. Rowe, J. Bricker. L. Staley, D. Slick. S. lilkins, C. Knupp, St Roberts, A. Kklllfflllilll, IC. Hahn, M. Metz, L. Sanders, U. Seliildneelit, P. Shoup, H. Berkey, L. Berlin. 1TUl11'7'it. XYOUK1l'illg, D. Barnliart, P. Hollinsliead, C. Shiildledeeker. L. McFerren, R. Marker, P. i33.l'l1iliH't. F. Reed, B. R17SClliJC!'1'j', R. Slieiifler, Cv. Shockey. G. Baker, L. Garrett. Ram' Rim' Row Row ww., Q One4.lf, Admins, R. Berklite, J. Patterson, R. Rook. G. Finney. IE. Staley. ,l. Ilrvrzager. XY. Hnrner, R. Heekinan, 111. Carson. R. Steiner, j. Sullenlmerger. 'l'mv-If. Grove, I. Myers. S. Fishack. R. Rosenberry. I. Ilakner. B. RL'llCilHii-, L. Harkclull, F. Rock, IJ. Rreznn, Y. Frenz. S. Sprenkle. S. Yurcly. S. Gift. Mrs. Iithel liitziniller. Three-L. Twins, C. Merklinger, P. Cg1l1'lik'l1i1Ulll', -I, Dull, J. Ileard. N. RL'Zll'fi, N. Bennett. -I. Cnrfinan. S. CI'CilgL'l'. C, Hailey, M. Foster, vl. Needy. ,l. Rudy, .X. Linclemzin. Four?-bl. MeCorkindale, G. Decker, II. llynflinznn. H. Slweinaker. T. Stevens. H. Piper. D. XVolfe, R. Sellilrlt, 19. XVOUCll'i11g, R. Illaek, D. Kauffman. L. Sentz, j. Stmmps. Page Fifty-three Page Fifty-four Seventh Grade Row One-S. Cook, B. Shryoek, XY. Kline, D. Minnieh, P. Funk, R. Kipe, li. Grimes. S. Snowherger, E. Fix, G. Coffman, D. Jones, B. Varner. l. Rowe, M. Birely. B. So- biek, J, Zentmyer, T. Kauffman. Row Two-D. Pentz, S. VYise, N. Smith, J. Messner, N. Miller, D. Benehoff, C. Bearinger, P. VValker, J, Geesaman. G. Bowers. L. Ray, J. Sollenherger, B. Jones, D Johns,, S. Shefifler, D. Binkley, Mrs. Huston. Row Three-R. Stine, G. Ellis, ll. Mitchell, D. Rowe, D. Calimer, Samuel Potts, F. Peiffer, R. Sheffler, T. Buterbaugh, J. Small, J. Price, C. Eden, D. Yingling, F. Rock. Row Four-D. Kauffman. R. Avey, R. Bishop, A. Kohler, F. Moats, L. Stoner, D. Jackson, H. Funk, L. Myers, A. Sheiss. T. liriner, T. Haugh, li. Bakei merman, J. Rosenberry, A. Bonebrake. J. XVelty. Orris, P. T. Jones. Mort, li. Hovis. J. D. Zim- Row One-Nancy Bailey, B. Britseh, B. Sipe, Peggy 'XYhitloek, C. NYeigle, D. Little, D. Bonebrake, N. Myers, J. Helm, B. Fahrney, J. Bowders, J. VVilson, B. Finney. T Shafer, L. Slick, J. Gilbert, S. Rosenberger. Row Two-P. Burgan, S. MeFerren, C. Keller, J. Toms, S. Martin, A. Butts, D. Newcomer R. Lotz, C. Hoover, A. M. Stine, L. Flohr, B. VVollif, R. Paull, L. D. Lohman. N Tice, P. Matthews, S. Gilbert, Miss Kelley. Row Three-B. Gottshall, J. Snyder. J. Little, G. Cline. D. Davis, G. Angle. S. li. Bartholow. J. A, MeFerren, Virginia Stover, J. Snowherger, J. Large, J. Steiner, Ii. Bereaw, J. Funk, C. Hartle, L. Carbaugh, R. Jones, Mr. Haugh. Row Four-l., Clever, E. Manon, V. Eyer, R. Carbaugh. C. Nicholson. D. Keelcler, R. Star- liper, J. Wise, D. Sehrnuek, J. Jones, T. Rodgers, F. Hovis, P. Dunlop, Mr. Barnhart. CRGANIZATIONS R 1 X . fm xg if X X' f W -ff Xiwlx f IH1 lwfe K1 IW ff ' Hun W H Uh BUY -Q 5-2115 AE ll IA A ,Q N , ,wi f R XX ! 1 1 JL JG U i X I X X NNN!! Q W Z 1 KW N 'Y W X R, BLS V jf ss Blue and Gold Seated-M. .X. XYlllgCl'l, j. xlCl'lilll1g3,Cl'. nl. XYz1tts, If. .Xclz1ms. il. Grove, KI. A. Sulzt-r. Reorganizes Stzxmlipg'--lf. Xicntzcr, IC. Smith. When clues thc nt-xt Ijluc zmcl Gold Cmnt- out is :L question frecpicutly zmslcecl thc liztrfl-xx'urki1ig' mcmlmcrs uf the stzxll. .Xmiiml the thirtl wet-lc in every month thc stuff hczuls :mel reporters rush tl1rtmug'l1 thc hulls trying' to cumplctc their 1lSSlgIIlNQlllS. Lhrlcr the lcztclwsliip of Qmlitur, Klziry XY:LrliclclZ news crlitor, lfrzmces Nczulyl sports eclitor, Dztvicl Clriwcz feature cclitor, Rulmcrtzt Iieurtl: :mel thc aflvisur. Mr. Church. thc stuff works hzlrcl to put out :L pzlpcr which will hc of iutcrcst to the students. Xlztry XY:1rliclrl zmrl Roberta Ilcurcl won 2LXYZLl'ilS in thc Vclmsylvzmizt Scholas- tic llrcss .XS5UCi2lllOI1, :tml the pztpcr won first place in this ctmtcst. 0 Fifty-six R. Beard, I. Muuxnzuv, M. XYz1rhulcl, Miss Milan-sell. F. Nearly, IJ, Grove. Bl-gas 90.6 05 'ff ' l f I '-' ,,..:: ai' llll l X , 3151112 auh G5ulh Published on the third Tlnirsday cn' eaeh month during the sehuul year hy and fur the students uf the jiiiiirmi'-seniui' high selwol ui l'l'ayi1eshm'0, Pennsylvania. Flury, l.. Stinger. Editorial S1012- lfditur-in-Chief ...,.. Mary lfleanur XYarlield News lfditor ................ Frances Nearly Sports lfditur ..... David Grove Feature liditor ......,....... Roberta Heard Pliotograplier .......,.,............ Lee Bain Reporters: Shirley Davies, Kenneth 5XIl2llllS, ,lean Gund, joan Merklinger, Mary .Xnn XYingert, Betty Hailey, joyee Grove, Earl Mentzer. Audrey Pike, Betty Ilareford, Patsy Tliunipson, john Reeeher, ,Ioyee xxviiglilllllll, -hf.X1n1e lYatts, Carolyn Lee Uevor. Sandra Fleury, Ann Rickett. .Xliee lV0lff. lm'n.vim'.r.v Slujf Business Manager .......... joseph Momnaw Typists: Doris Blnbangh, llelorns Kauffman, Marie Kautiman, Luis .Xnn Yingling. .Mlvisor ................. XYilliain C. Church Stamling-.vX. Riekett, A. Mhlft, R. Bailey, S. Conner. J. Cond. S. Davies, li. Reynnlds. Seated4R. li. Smith, D. Rannn, A. Pike, C. llevor, S. Seated-DI. S1imvhe1'g'ei'. DI. Rudy. R. Steiner. U. Shildneek, Miss Kelley, IC. Grnve. R. Starliper. If. .XClZilllS, P. Sliuop. 7 Stzlncling-XY. Kline, B. Hanna, H. Rv.-rkey, S. Yurdy. li, XYourl1'i11g', C. Merklinger, R. 'l'huinp- sun, J. Rorzager. l.. IJ. l,ulnn:1n. T. Bnterhangh, I. Young. Lge Fifty -seven l Row Row Row Row Row Tri Five-G. Brezler, C. Devor, S. NYillhide, C. Trostle, A. Kendall, D. lJuHield. One-Mrs. Fleck, G. Delahay, M. VVarfield. C. liayhoe, S. Toms, M. Plum. B. Gardner, J. A. Zimmerman P. Hartman, J. VVagaman, P. Snowberger, S. Snyder. S. Davies, J. Mentzer, P. Pugh, F. Neady, S Barbehenn, H. Rainey, P. Owens. C. Hockenherry. R. Hareford, K. Manon. TWOHL. Lohman, M. L. Lehman, L. Kisecker, C. A. Myers. M. A. VVingert. J. Clopper, li. Coffman. Hyatt, R. Beard, J. Johnston, R. Potter, J. Merklinger, F. Ralsiger, P. Thompson, U. Rock, Rowe, M. Carson, 0. Haugh. S. Levick, A. Shindledecker, J. Haas. D. Gardner. P. YYelty. Ramm, N. Miller. N. Marti, N. Breidenthal, D. Lehman, P. Ambrose, Grove, S. Ullman, P. Rinehart, A. Pike. L. Snowherger, C. Frantz. R. Trace. N. Fry. S. Pittman. Three-S. Rragunier. li. Myers, J. Norris. A. VVashington, A. Kissinger, N. McClure, R. Brezler, N. Omwake, llvatts. lf. Smith. M. A. Sulzer, B D D J Four-S. Funk, J. Loudenslager. T. Martz, N. Jones. J. Johnston, S. Flory, L. Barkdoll, J. Byers. lf. Henson, VY. Sease, S. Ixicker, li, Reynolds, F. Misner. F. VVhistlcr. B. Newcomer. J. VVarnick. Songer, B. Bailey, G. Friend, lf. Shearer, P. Ingels, M. Sollenherger, A. NYolff, A. Rickett. erts, S. Neady. -Hi-Y Serves School and Commun The aim of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. The officers of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y are: Sara Snyder, president, Shirley Davies, vice presidentg Patricia Snowherger, secretaryg Joycene llentzer. senior treasurer, Patricia Thompson, junior treasurerg Shirley Newcomer, sophomore treasurer. The advisor is Mrs. XVilliam Church. The Freshman Tri-Hi-Y is presided over 'by Martha Sollenberger, president, Audrey Shade. vice president: Lois liarkdoll, secretaryg Sandra Flory, treasurer. Mrs. XfVilliam Fleck is the advisor for this group. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y's money making projects were a penny luncheon in February to which the Hi-Y was invited and a dance at the Y.3l'.C..X. in March. Service activities included the filling of Thanksgiving baskets for several needy families. The Tri-Hi-Y members were guests of the Hi-Y in January when Reverend Detweiler showed slides and told of his trip through Europe. They also helped the Hi-Y sponsor a full length movie, 'fiiing of Kings. during the Lenten season. Tn February. two girls were sent as representatives to the district meeting of the U.N. organized by Tri-Hi-Y groups all over Pennsylvania. R Tliiflm H I x Page Fifty-eight 1. S. Rob- T. Martz, J. Norris. C. Hill i1'y L M- R ow R ow Row Th Row . . 4 'M 4' , qt One-Rev. Ritncr lAdvisnrJ, li. Shank, C. Ringainan, J. llztlccr, E. lYartiQlcl, T. Rarnhart, D. Good. Two-R. Haffncr, C. llillcr, C. MCCan1n1on. R. Bonclt-r, ,l. Stoops, J. Duffy, li. liogle. C. Brown, I man. myer, C. VYasliiiigtnn, R. Rock. Four--R. Snyder, R. Richzirdson, li. Duhbs, R. Schildt, I3. Miller, ll. Trustlc. Hi-Y Has Successful Year 'l'hc plzttfurin of thc l li-Y Club is coiiipnst-tl uf four points: ttlcztn speech, clean 5IlliYlSlllZlllSllllJ. clcztn scliolzlrship :ind clean living. The clnh, which is closely con- nected with thc Y.Kl.C..X.. ztdniits any hwy to its niuinhcrsltip who will try to livc np to its stztndztrds. 'llhc cluh, presided over hy thc presidcnt, lfdwztrd XYzu'licld, cnjnycd lllillly swcizil :is well as service and cdnczttinnzil activities during the past yeztr. 'llhc clnh licltl its induction service for ncw nicinbcrs on Uctnhcr 25 at the 'llrinitv Rcforincd Church. :tnd that sznnc nitmnth went on at licld trip to rzidiu sta- tion Xlxllfhl in llagerstown. ln licccinhcr. thc clnh was 1't'lll'L'hL'lllCtl :tt thc Uldcr Ilnys' Cniifeix-lice in Hatr- rislmnrg' hy Rzillrh llztlifncr und Dzinny Cowl. :md :it Cliristinzts thc Qlnh attended church in ll gmtip. ziccoiiipztiiictl by the :1clx'ism's Rcvcwiicl llitncr and Mr. XYhiting'. ln grniips lnnchcun givcn hy thc 'llri-Hi-Y. l cl11't1zii'y. RcvQi'cncl llctwvilcr tnld thc cninhiiietl 'llri-lli-Y :ind lli-Y zihnnt his travels in lfiimpt-. llllllll sznnc innnth thc Qlnh uttcntlcd at penny 4 Jn l7ClJl'lIZlI'f' IO. the clnh spmisniwcl zt dznicc. the prnccccls nf which liclpcd ln pay fur thc ninvic. Kings of liiiigsf' for tht- Lenten service which was S17H1lSOI'Cfl jointly with the Tri-l li-Y. Thc otliccrs assisting' the prcsiclcnt this yczir arc: Yicc l'rcsidc-nt, Toni llarn- hnrt: SCL'l'l'l2ll'y, ,lnlin llzilccrg 'll1'CZlSll1'Cl', Ralph llZllJf1lL'I'1 Cllzinlztin, llill L. Smith, H 4. Hel- rccgj. Stuops, P. lqll1'0liHXX'21, B. Martin, lb, Price, R. lianlifinzni, H XYilhidc, li. Stitcly, ll. Stottlc- 57 . Page Fifty-nine J' Row One-E. VYolfe, M. VVarlield. C. Mcntzer, S. Toms, IJ. Blubaugh, D. liauitnian. lf. XYariield. li Row Row Row Row 'D Smith, B. ,'Xl'lllS'Ll'0I1Q,', D. Good, T. liarnhart, R. Bouder, L. Kohler, J. Cosgrove, M. J. Tom- linson, C. Hockenberry, J. Mentzer, J. Smith. S. Rarbehenn. B. Gardner. 'llwo-Miss Smith, P. Vl'elty. M. .-X. XVingert. J. Haas. M. Kauffman, J. Coffman. R. Heard. J Merlclinger, M. McCleary, P, Hartman, J. Spangler, M. Plum, P. Pugh, B. Potter, P. Small B. Hyatt, J. Good. J. Johnston. lf. Bream, L. Yingling. F. Ralsiger, N. McClure. Three-M. A. Sulzer, li. Coffman, D. Barnhart. D. Rock, B. Hovis. U. Haugh. P. Thompson M. liigenbrode, J. Xlvillianis, E. Vvllltlllfllf, H. Buterbaugh, B. Trace, P. Kurolcawa, P Heart, J. Clopper, C. A. Myers, L. Kisecker, M. l,. Lehman, D. Gardner. P. Miller. R VVilhide, lf. Reeard. L. Snowberger. Four-J. Miller, R. Brczler, A. Pike, M. L. Palmer, S. Ullman, li. Reynolds, S. Riclcer, N. Om- wakc, P. Ambrose, C. Dull, B. Hauer, B. Shull, J. Baker. D. Leaman, P. Rinehart, lf Shearer, C. Biesecker. B. Angle, J. VVatts, J. Grove, J. VVarniek, A. Kissinger. Five-R. li. Smith, T. Martz. M. Sollenberger, J. Johnston. J. Loudenslager, N. Jones, .-X. XYolff R. Snyder, J. '1'hornton, D. Good, S. Conner, L. Bonebrake, R. Heckman, C. Devor, S VVillhide, C. Hill, A. Rickctt, C. Frantz. Choral Club Supports Special Programs Making the halls echo with the strains of 0 Holy Night, the Choral Club, clad in their bright red vestnients, presented the prograni :Song of Christniasu foi the students and the public as the Christmas assembly. On March 13. the Choral Club was host to the Franklin County Chorus. a group of chosen singers from all the high schools in the county. Linder the direction of Miss F. Louise Smith, the Choral Club supplied the music for the Easter pageant 'Aln thc Shadow of the Cross. which was directed bv Reverend llitner. The club also sang at llaecalaureate and participated in the annual Music XYeelc Festival which was held May io and H. J' 735' 5 vga: Page Sixty .Q , , 1, we Qsmwf Row One--P. Pugh. S. Toms. rl. Cosgrove. ,l. Spaug'lcl'. ill. Raruhart, lf. Smith. l., Kohler. ll. .Xr strong. li. XYarliclcl. VI. Smith. P. Hartman. ll. Gardner. 7 Ill- Royx Two- -P. XYehy. Nl. L. l,ch1nan, l. Thompson. C, llevor, C. Frantz. Bl. L. Palmer. X. Omwakc, H. Potter. lf. Reynolds. IJ, Haugh, Xl. lfigeuhroclc. J. Haas, lf. llccartl. Row 'l'hrcc-I'. liurokawa, P. I-lcart, ll. Shull. ,l. Baker. C. Dull. Special Chorus Composed of Outstanding Voices .Xrc you coming hack to school carly this noon for Special Chorus? 'lihis is a question frequently aslicrl of the nicinhers of this choral group which is composed of those who are interested enough in their music to give up many of their noon hours to perfect their singing. Coinposetl of the outstanding' voices of Choral Cluh. thc Special Chorus was organizt-ml to perform special numbers. 'llhe Special Chorus participatefl in many assemblies antl tlicl outstanding work in the Christmas ancl liaster programs. The nicmhcrs also cntcrtaincfl several civic anrl service organizations. ln Qlanuary. thc Special Chorus was reprcsentetl hy Patsy llartman, Tom llarnhart. antl XX'illia1n .Xrmstrong at the Southern District Choral Festival at Col- uinhia. Pennsylvania. In liehruary. Tom llarnhart reprcsenterl XVaynesboro at thc .Xll-State Chorus in lfllwootl City. 'l'hc entire Special Chorus participated in the lfranklin County Chorus. when XYayncshoro was again host on March I3. The Special Chorus cntlctl their year at the animal Xlusic licstiral heltl on Nlay lOl1l1Cl I 1. J' f J . sl' A' Tn i 3 Page Sixty-one -fs Row Row Row Ron Row One--S. Barllhart, H. Rrezler, M. l.. Palmer. N. McClure. M. Kauffman, C. Iinupp. Two-P. A. Small, li. Miller, C. Spear. P. Dunlap. li. Yiugling, C. Smith. R, Miller, M. L Eigeubrode, J. B1CFCl'1'Cl1, C. Wfeigle, D. Davis, B, Gutshall, E. Haugh, R. Halllla, B. XYUIH D. Cwaruaucl. '1lll1'CC'-RIF. ZlI'I1ll1Cl'll1Zill, J. Rcechcr, R. Sheldon, R. Petrie. R. Rook, D. Carty. C. Dull. R Buuder, lf. Richarclsrm. C. Hartlc, S. Hawbecker, N. Jones. J. Snyder, lf. Grove, XY. BYOXYII Four-L. Hain, XY. Slmll, H. Buterbaugh. J. Stuups, L. Clever, R. Mclferrcn. E. Yuutz. D. Guocl P. Hart. L. BOl1CDl'21liC. VY. :Xrmstrong, C. lfclen, D. Mort, R. Hauer, M. Smith, M. J Tomlillsou, J. Baker, M. Diffcubzluchcr, H. Rmvc. Five-M. Cordell, S. Pciffcr. M. Diffeubaucller Mr. Zll11lllC1'll1?i1l R. Buudcr X Xllllxtlllllb M. Cordell Page Sixty-two M. J. TfJ111ll11SUI1 - . an-vm Row Row Two-Pm, Potter. M. l.. Lehman. P. Shoop. D. Slick. 'l'ln'ee-li. Smith, J. Merklinger, P. A. Small. C. Myers, P. Heart, l.. Miller. XV. Artu- strong, I.. liieseeker, J. Stoops, H. Buterbaugh, M. Smith, S. Hawlreeker. Four-XY. Shull. VV. Smith, R. Miller. liive-J. Coffman, Mr. Zimmerman. One-F. Xeacly, C. liearinger, H. Hauer. C. Dull. Row lit vw Row Band 8. Orchestra Work Hard to Please Public The XYaynesl:oro School lland, under the direction of Mr. Robert Zimmer- man, entertained us with their drills and peppy musie at the football games. Their other activities included participation iii numerous parades, as well as several eoii- eerts. XYilliam Shull. l'aul lleart. llarold lluterhaugh, and Mvilliam .Xrinstrong rep- resented XYayueslmoro in the llistriet lland Festival at MeSherrystowu. Harold lluterhaugh went on to the State llaud liestival in llarrislqurgi The orchestra furnished music for the Christmas Queen Contest. the Senior Class l'lay and Commencement in addition to playing for many of the school assemblies. lfllsworth Smith. .loan Merklinger and llarold liuterhaugh represented lYayneslroro in the District Orchestra Festival in Xmiville in March. 'llhe llanee lland. just organized this year, played for the tea dance at the liraulclin County Music Festival in Xlayuesboro. Row Oneili. Miller, S. Hawhecker, M. Smith. Row Two-P. Heart. H. liuterhaugh, XY. Shull, R. llauer, M. l,. Lehman. Page Sixty-three llow One-S, Snyder. S. Davies. M. Cordell. VI. Good, Miss Lowry. advisory ,l. Mentzer, l,. liarkdoll. J. M. Reynolds, R. Hareford. Row 'llwo-C. Mentzer. li. Reynolds. J. Clopper. C. Hill, J. Rowe, R. Heckinan. .X. Rickett. bl. Coffman. bl. Haas, B. Hovis. Row 'llhreefS. Levick. Ci. llelahay. M. L. Palmer. S. Rickcr. N. Miller, T. Martz. -I. john- ston, J. Johnson, C. Devor, P. Thompson, M. A. Wingert. Library Club Assists Miss Lowry Do you have a book by this author in the library?'l XYhere are the l,atin books found? dis this book overdue PM 'llhese are only a few of the varied questions the student librarians are asked during the day and for which they are trained to answer. Since Miss Lowry is at senior high school only three days a week. the library assistants niust be trained to shelve books and magazines, inake out overdue lists, and help both students and faculty tind the niaterial they need. On November 17, the club presented an assenibly prograni at which tiine Miss Eleanor Hoover spoke on the history and custoins of the Pennsylvania Dutch. .Xt Christmas the club had a party and exchanged gifts. .Xt the party given for seniors at the end ot the year, each girl who had eonipleted two or inore years of sneeesslul work in the library received an award. The olticers of the club are: President, .Ioycene Mentzerg Vice President, liar- bara ltlovisg Treasurer, .lean Coftniang and Secretary, .lean Good. X 6 , m fff Y mi -k 'S M7 fi, l !f f .5 W 1 5 Z Af stir Page Sixty-tour Row Onefli. Hareford, J. Merklinger, I. XVatts, B. Hyatt, J. Clopper, S. Jones, Mrs. Houston. advisor. Row Two-,l. Jones, S. Matthews, R. Sehildt, H. King. Row Three!l. Mickley, J. Sterling, B. Trace. Art Club Uses Talent to Aid School Project Do you want some posters made for an athletic game or a social event? Gr are you interested in a certain form of art? Led by the officers, llarbara Hyatt, presidentg Evelyn Quynn, secretaryg and ,lerry Sterling, treasurer, the .Xrt Club meets every Tuesday in activities period to help the members develop their talents in the various media they have chosen. Some tields in which the students are interested are: copper foil, oil painting, fash- ion illustration and tigure painting. The elulm sent in entries to the llealth l'oster Contest and entered the .Xnimal l'oster Contest sponsored by the llumane Society. .Xt Christmas, the club helped decorate the halls and painted scenes on the glass windows of the doors. Several students entered the National Scholastic Contest, and the club was sponsor of the National lligh School Photographic .Xward Exhibit. 'lihe clulm displayed its artistic achievements of the year at the XYaynesboro School lfxhilmit which is held each spring. 5? f i s e Sixty-tive Row One-J. Cosgrove. K. Manon, M. J. Tomlinson. H. ltlart-ford, C. Klentzer. P. Hartman. Rl. Toms. ll. P Ron' Two-M. S Mr. Minnieh Cadvisorj, IS. Rainey. P. Pugh, lf. NYolfe. B. Gardner. J. XY2iaQ'2llllHIl. R. Miller, J. Rey nolds, L. Barkdoll. mith. M. Gardenhour, IJ. .'XughinlJaugh, D. Rowe. M, L. Palmer. H. Brezler. L. Snowherger. N McClure, N. Breidenthal. li. Shearer, P. Rinehart, S. Riekcr. A. Kissinger, N. Miller, L. Trace Row Three4M. Fleagle, M. Fry. S. Stitcly. N. Harmony, S. Roberts, T. Martz, S. YYest. D. lJuH'ield. S. Burk hart, G. Brezler, M. Breehhill, S. Jones. Ti. Smiley, C. Trostle, J. Norris. S. Needy. .-X. Kendall. Row Four-C. Heefner, D. Marker, C. XYhite, H. Rowe, J. Snavely, O. 'XYolfe. S. Stouffer, L. Hehnan, R. Sehildt J sf' 'Q li. lYhiting, E. Snyder, C. Bingaman, ll. Good, L. l,JOXX'llllg. Dramatlcs Club Trams Future Thesplans The aim of llrainaties Club is to develop each lllCllllDCl'.5 ability through train- ing in the fundamentals of speaking' and acting. Reasonable talent and honest interest are required for membership. Meeting' every Thursday during' activities period, the members read and dis- cussed one-act plays and radio skits. ,ln addition they tried their hand at writing a one-act play of their own. ln .Xpril several members gave the one-aet play. Evening Dress. under the direction of John Minnieh. advisor of the club. r l e Page Sixty-six luni Qeated-P. Snowlierger, C. liayhoc, l., Grcenawalt C. Miller, S. Riclcer, XY. Sease. anding-B. RlCT:Cl'l'C1l, .-X. Yan Sant, J. McFerrcn. R. Snowlierger, B. Hailey, lf. Smiley, L. Moore, N. Jones, S. Flory. Student Council Publishes Handbook Xlvhat is student government? How does it operate? lVhat has it done? These questions were the basis for a homeroom discussion led by the home- roonfs council representatives to acquaint the students with the work of the Stu- dent Council. Consisting' of one representative from each homerooin, this group meets every other Thursday in shop 2. The officers are: Charles Miller, presidentg Lee Green- awalt. vice presidentg Susie Kicker, secretaryg and Charlotte liayhoe, treasurer. The faculty advisor is Miss Hadc. 1 Duc of the major activities of the Council was the preparation of the Students l land lloolc. During Anierican Education NVeek, this group acted as a welcoming' coinniittee and took visitors on a tour of the building. The Council also partici- pated in the tuberculosis, lied Cross and Nlarcli of llinies drive. Ga up lf M .ffm jj' gr .3 :iw 1,- ,1 Page Sixty-seven was an l il e Row Out--P. Funk Caclvisorl, ,l. Nleutzer. G. Delaliziy, N. ,l. Cook, P. Pugh. C. Rleutzer, Xl. lyluui. l'. Sliuwl5e1'gei'. Huw 'liwu-IJ. Kiarcluer, Rl. l,, l,L'l'llliE1ll. l.. lfiseclcer, D. Rock. Xl, il. ,l1UlHllllMlll. li, llearrl, ll. llluhziugh, IZ. Garcluer. Nl. XYarlielfl. Huw 'llhree-B. Rzuuey, Bl, lxziultiuzui, Nl. l,. lzigeiilmmrle. S. Suycler. l,. .X. Xuiggluig. ll, lluvis. l,. llzwkdull. Sorority Aids Charitable Projects 'lihe Tau lizippn l'hi Soroi'ily. Ul'Q'ZIIliZCil to CllCUL1l'ZLg'L' frieuflship zuirl coopeitl- tiwu zuiimig' the girls for the hetteruieut ut themselves. the selioul :uid the Cuiuuuui- ily. is ewiiiposefl of twenty-four uieuihers of the juuiur :uul senior classes. They meet every other Xlmiilziy at the lioiues of mlilliereut uieiuhers. uucler the leziclrship of Miss Funk. 'lihe officers are l':it l'ugg'h. presirleutg Corinne Nleutzer. vice presi- rieutg Xlzirilyu l'luui. secretziry: Norma ,lczui Cook, treasurer. The ifirls cleeorated the selioul for lmaslcetlwzill f-'runes :mtl nut il tree iu the hull 5 N :xt Clirisuuzis. Un 'l'lizuiltsgiviug' they tilleml 21 basket with food for 21 ueedy family. Kluuey iiizilciug' projects were Z1 fowl sale iu 'lzuiuziry zuirl ll clzuiee at the Y.Kl. C ..X. iu Xpril. The zuuiuzll farewell hzuiquet wats helcl iu Klziy :it which time new olifieers were elected. , 651 . ' 4.9 'QYKPTQ fs age Sixty-eig ATHLETICS X. X X M111 1111XX 1 f If X 11 f W 1 VNWSTVM 1 1 X X J 11 4111 ,1111,1 kk M 1 1 1 11 11'q111!l 11 im 1 111 I 1 Llj, V :Il J 1 1 1 11 1 -1.552 M, 1 I 3 12:2 I ' '1 1 ' 1 1 1 T.1,.1,,.111 11 115 11'fff1zf 1 W y X 1 1: PLf,ny'2fs X X X 1 I X., J , 1 1 h '1 Q.. I l ' IJ 1 N 1! N 1 1 5 1 0 1 I f 1 ! J, 1 1 -M11 ' , 1 1 H0 W1 an S 111fQ1f'X11ff N Rf Q ....,. l Coaches MR. PALMER lXlR. VVlf:l4l,lVER Head Football Coach Athletic Director J. V. Basketball Basketball Asst. Football Page Seventy MRS. GEISER MR. PURNELL MR. GOTTSHALI Basketball Baseball jr. Hi Football Jr. Hi Football jr. Hi Basketball rllwx f . I ,. AX .. . . .. , . Row One-E. Hlllfc, P. Pugh. Row Two-P. Bicscclu-1'. C. A. Mycrs, R, XYill1iclc, Xl. lf. XX'a1'l3L-lcl. Row Tl1rc-Q-P. ,llllUllllPSUll, N. lll'ClilL'1lll11ll, N. Blillcr, l'. XYclty. Cheerleaders Boost Morale of Students lllc Cl1L'L'l'lL'2lClCl'S llelpccl to boost thc ll1UI'2llL' of the suulcut burly :ll ull thc clic 1 rlqllk' lclivilics zmfl pop rm-clings this ycur. cutlmsizlstic zmcl pcppy chccrlczlclcrs wa-rc lecl in ilu-ir chccrs lay cwczlp- lllll5 luvixlmc XX ullc zmml l':u llllgll. Wit 4 lt their suzrppy Clrccrs ilu-5' L'l1COlll'ZlQ'Cll tllc SpcL'tz1tn1's to cllccl' thc teams l 'ictu1'x'. 5: W NX Page Scvcrlty-unc Row Row Row Row R ow Page Seventy-two OnefMr. Palmer fCoachb. C. Miller. D. KlcCleary, R. Dinterman, li. Shank, H. Blubaugh Rowe, E. NYal-field. Xlr. XYelliyer lCoachJ. Two-K. Staley. C. Hartle. R. Mitchell, I . Stitely, O. Stull. R. Rock, R. XYilhicle. Three-P. Carson. D. Loy, N. Miller, J, Duffy, l. Mickley, F. Sturtz, R. Fogle. Four-D. Stottlemyer, B. lilden, B, Hutton. C. YYashington, -I. Stoops. ll. Geesaman, R. Kau man. Five-L. VYatson tRlanagerJ, li. MCCarney, R. Smith, ll. Martin. J. Dunn, bl. llenchoff, fMana gerj, R. Terry CRlanagerj. Tornadoes Show Fighting Spirit .Xlthough one of the smallest teams to take the tield in the last eight years. the Tornado proved to he one of the serappiest. Being outweighed in every game. they fought harder than most of the larger teams and gave a credible perform- ance for the year. Sept. I5-Opening their season at home against a powerful lliglerville team. the 'llornadoes were beaten hy a score of 18-13. XYayneshoro scored its two touch- downs on passes from Frank Stitely to Chas Miller. Omar Stull kicked the extra point. Iligleryille scored their points in the second and third quarters. DON LOY Une of last year's regulars, Don ex- eelled on detense and always played a hard game at end. JOHN BIQNCHOFF .llalmgcr john always kept the equipment and the hoys in good condition and had a laugh for everyone. FRANK l.lN MILLICR Nicky was a veteran guard from last year's eleven. but was out most of this season with injuries. XYhile Playing. Nicky was constantly in the opponents hacktield. Se at. 21 Tl1e Blue llllil Gold s llild lost its second frame of the vear to the Q I 1 6 I Jowerful Martinsburg H10fh tea1n o11 Cobourne Field. lt was an evenly foufflit . . 6 5 . . . 1 ' 6 contest w1tl1 Martinsburg scoring 111 the second period. The rl ornado. hampered by some bad breaks, held the llulldogs to a game-ending score of 6-0. Oct. 6-The Tornado played their first conference game of the SCZISOII against a heavy Hllll speedy Carlisle tea111 at Fairview Stadium. ll'aynesboro scored i11 tl1e seco11d period when Stitely threw a long pass to llob Fogle who i11 tllfll latcralled to Stull who we11t the distance for the score. The lilue and Gold scored again early in the fourth quarter VVl1611 Stitely uncorked a beautiful long pass to Karl Shank at the Carlisle l2 yard line. Two plays later Stitely passed to Shank for tl1e touchdown. Stull booted both extra points for XYaynesboro. The Thundering Herd scored their touchdowns on l1Zll'tl-flllllllllg' plays Zlllil a gifted interception of a pass. The ga1ne ended 34-14. Oct. 13-The Tornado lost their second Conference game to tI1e Gettysburg XYarriors on the latter's field. Three pass interceptions and a blocked pllllt gave the iVa1'riors a 26-2 victory. .X half dozen lilllCS livaynesboro repulsed Gettysburg attacks i11 the first quarter. Late i11 the second period an intercepted pass proved costly for tl1e Tornado and Gettysburg scored their first touchdown. They scored two l1lOl'C tl1e same way i11 the third quarter. Fumbles proved very costly through- out tl1e game for the Tornado. lYaynesboro scored their two points when a Get- tysburg player stepped out of tl1e end zone while attempting to pllllt. Gettysburg scored their final touchdown when tl1ey blocked a W'aynesbo1'o punt and Oll the next play scored. Oct. 20-The Blue and Gold eleve11 lost their third straight Conference game when the Hershey Trojans outran Zlllll outpassed tl1e Tornado at the school sta- dium. The Trojans scored in almost every period a11d at the end of the game they led 32-O. Get. 27--The Palmermen lost their fourth conference game YYllCll they tra- veled to Mechanicsburg to battle the Wlildcats. The Tornadoes fumbled twice in- side the Mechanicsburg 20 yard li11e when it appeared they were going to score. The XVildcats gained co11sta11tly through the ce11ter of the XYaynesboro line. The score was 32-0 when the final whistle blew. Nov. 3-Playing one of their best games of the season against a highly fa- vored team, the Blue Hlld Gold gave a credible performance of ll16Il1SClVCS. But the Chambersburg Trojan fought back to win the game 26-O. Nov. 10-Taking advantage of a poor pass defense and fumbles. the Ship- pensburg Greyhound Shllt o11t the Tornadoes 12-O at Shippensburg's newly b11ilt stadium. The Tornadoes fall and passed their way to the Sliippeiisburg 14 yard line, but fllllibled as they were abo11t to take it over the goal line. Nov. 17-The scrappy Tornadoes played their best game of the year against a powerful Hanover team. The Palmermen took a 7-6 halftime lead when Mac BlcCleary, Tornado tackle. recovered a fumble in tl1e end zone and 'lack Stoops passed to Runt Rock for the conversion. The Nighthawks came back strong i11 tl1e second half to score two tOllCl1tlOVVIlS and take 2111 18-7 lead. The Tornadoes played a terrific offensive game and scored again on a pass from Ilob Mitchell to Ilob Fogle late i11 the fourth period. Time ran out on the Tornadoes and the final score was I8-13. Nov. 23-Playing their final game of the season, the lgllue and Gold Torna- does were outscored 33-7 by the power-laden Hagerstown llubs, i11 tl1e Zllllllllll Thanksgiving Day glllliif. The Tornadoes scored their points late in the fourth quarter O11 a pass from Frank Stitely to liarl Shank for the to11cl1dow11. Stitely passed to Ilob Foglc for the extra point. Opp. Way. Opp. Way. Iliglerville . . . . . 18 13 Mechanicsburg . . . . 32 o Martinsburg Chambersburg 26 Carlisle ..... . . Shippensburg I2 Gettysburg . . . . Hanover ..... 18 I lershey . . . . . Hagerstown . . . . . 33 Page Seventy-three JACK DUFFY I D - l :Xltliough one of the lighter linemen, Mouse did a praiseworthy Joh and always showed the will to win. ED XVARFIELD Q . - ' Playing at Center, lid gave a creditahle performance of himself and had a lot of fighting spirit. KEN STALIQY U lien performed the center position reinarkahly well and was a big help in hacking' up the forward wall. ,l.-XCK STOOPS Although one of the smaller members of the team, jack, playing his first year of football, took on a big joh sharing the Q-Back position. RONNIE ROCK Runt was the co-captain and smallest on the squad, but made up for it with his scrappy playing and deter- mination to win. FRANK STlTliLY Frank directed the teanfs offense and did most of the hall handling and passing' from the Q-Rack slot. BOB VVILHIDIY Boh proved valuable to the Tornadoes with his penetrating dashes through the line and around the end. OMAR STULL t I Omie was the mainstay ot the bacldield and kept the opponents alert with his hard running. Page Seventy-four KARL SHANK Sam was one of the eo-captains and niainstays of this year's team, playing end on offense, and left halfhaek on defense, he gave his best at all times. CHARLES MILLER Chas played end for the Blue and Gold and showed a lot of fighting spirit on both offense and defense. ROR FOGLE Pig's pass-receiving was a valuable asset to the Tornadoes and he eould be depended upon to play his hest DON MCCLEARY Red was the higgest man on the squad and excelled at tackle on hoth oflense and defense. HUB BLUE.-X UGH Playing guard, Bucky was a hard worker and could always he depended on to play his hest. IRA MICKLEY Bud was the smallest man on the line, but played faithfully whenever Called upon. Page Seventy-live - . .... KI , . ,M . .1 1 V . , . , .,, . . Row One--Mr, Gottshall fCoziChl, lf. Doyle, R. Chaniherlin, R. XVinehi'enner. R. XXlOUKll'lllg. FZ. Xxlll 3 7 lace, B. jairelt, B. Slioenialfer, lx. lxook, Mr. Purnell lCoachl. Row Two-B. Roseiiheiiy Cfllanagerl. B. Binlcley. B. hlCl:Cl'l'Cll, ll. Rowe, ll. lilaek, IJ. Keekler. ll XYoll'e, C. Ruppert. Row 'l'ln-ee-M. Bai'nliai't, P. Hollingsheacl, J. Patterson, J. Miller, C. Wilson, l,. Pi'ovz11'cl, B. Ron Row Page Seventy-six nett, B. Sheffler, F01ll'7li, Staley flllanagerl. ,l. Jones, IJ. Shade. D. VVolfe. J. Neiclentohl, l,. Nieclentolil, T. Ste- vens, D. Zuckerinan, A Kohler, J. Hl1lCl'l52lL1g'll Cklanagerj. Cyclones Show Future Promise Vlzlying' unclci' the direction of Coaches Gottslizill :incl l'ui'nell, the Cyclones gzlinecl experience which will help them luncl zi position on the vzirsity squad next year. The team endecl the season with a 3-3 recorcl. 1- Ill YlI.l'1IUS!J0l'U fJf7f701IC1IfS 6 Sliippensburg 7 l IZIHOVCI' go Scotlzincl 0 Nlzwliiislmurg zo XxYZlSlll1lg'tOll 'llownship go Gettyslnnrg Ron' OnefA. Yan Sant. P. Carson. D. Stottleniyer. C. XYashing'ton, M. Cunnnins, B. Z. Smith, li. Kauffman. Ron' Two-B, Martin, lf. Richarrlson, l'. X'Yolff, J, Dunne. ll. Smith, IJ. Cieesanian, l,. X'Yatson falan- agerj. .layvees Gain Much Experience The .lunior Yarsity. unmler the direction of Coach Larry l'alnier prove they hacl the spirit and will to play lmaslcetball this year. cl that XYinning 2 anal losing I8 of their games cloes not aeeonnt for niany of the ex- citing' games they playecl this year. The boys provecl that they have gained mneh experience this year and will be competing for Yarsity berths ll 'll.l'1Il'.Yl70 ro 27 22 25 24 zz Zlj lo 18 23 3 3 8 3 34 33 241 32 22 21 33 go 35 next year. York Xlestininster llagerstown Delone B l artinsburg' I l eelianieslmrg' Hanover Gettysburg Cliambershnrg' Carlisle Sliippenslmnrg l lershey l lagerstown Xleelianieshnrg' llanover Gettysburg Chanihersbnrg' Carlisle Sliippenshnrg .l lershey CJf f70lIl'1ll'S 66 I6 56 29 26 28 34 35 69 47 4-l 38 48 -13 46 58 58 3-L 33 50 Page Seventy-seven Row One-R. Dintcrman. B. Fogle. K. Shank, J. Stoops. Row Two-R. Terry fxl3.ll21gCl'l. R. Snowberger. H. lflclcn, C. Hartle, l,. Grccnawalt, j. Bencho flXfH1l3gC1'J. Varsity Enters Class B Playoffs .Xlthcmgli their recorcl was not too impressive. the Tornacloes playecl close, llllffl-'l'Ol1Q'l'lt games. The VX'ellivermen entered the Class 13 playoffs for the third time in the school's history. but lost to a scrappy Dallastown team in the first game. We wish the best of luck to next yC2l1'lS team for a successful season. x 4 lf Page Seventy-eight IQLIVI Slumk XQXIQSITY I1.XSIiIC'I'II.XI,l. ll fIX'1l4',fI7UI'U f,ff'0lll'IIf 40 York 71 34 XYcstn1i11slc-1' 38 35 I Iz1gcrstmx'11 44 30 Ilclunc 47 4I BI zu'tinsImrg' 30 30 KIGCIIZIIIICSIJIITL ho 30 IIzu1m'cr 45 43 ClclIysIm1'g 30 38 CI1ZLIIIIK'l'SIJ1lI'Q' 75 43 Czmrlislc 40 4l Sllippcllslmrg' SI 18 IIwxI1cy 5: 37 I I:1gc1'sr4m'u 47 34 XIccI1zu1in'sImrg 47 3m I Izumwl' 34 37 IZctlysI1111'g' 53 38 CI1:1mI1crsIn1l'g 73 47 Czlrlislc 35 46 SI1ippc11sIm1'g' 40 34 I Icrslu-5' 37 Bob Fugle .I :Lck Stamps SCYUIIIY-II Page Eighty Row Qnegll. McFe1'ren, L. Bonehrake. C. Ruppert. lf, Browning, j. Neidentohl. Row Two-R. Calinier clxI2l1li:lg'C1'l. L. Provard, D. Shade, B. VYallace, J. Miller, C. XYil- son, Mr. Gottshall QCoachD. Junior High Cagers Show Ability The ability displayed by the Cyclones this season proves that they will be a tough opponent in the coming years. The Cyclones compiled a record of 4 Wins against 8 losses for the season. The Little Cyclones ended their successful season 'hy winning 9 and drop- ping 3. Row One-R. Rook, D. Wvollif, A. Kohler, B. Hovis, B. Shryoek, l. Young, lf. Nlvaga- man, J. Shuford, Mr. Gottshall QCoachj. Row Two-F. VVoodring CManagerj, L, Nicdentohl, C. Hartle, E. Doyle, S. Potts, D. Mort, J. Funk, j. Jones QManagcrj. 4 linccling: l,. Grecnawalt, C. Hartlc, R. Hlnhaugh. R. Fuglc, F. Stitcly. R. Mitchcll. R. Dintcrmzln, Q Klillcr. Standing: KI. Cinninins. IJ. Luy. l.. XYatscm, O. Stull. Mr. Pin-nc-ll lCuz1chb. IJ. Gccsznnzxn, C. XYash ington, XY. lllclcn. Varsity Nine Shows Power The 11350 cmlitiun of thc lilne and Golcl hzisehull tcznn enclcml thcir sczison with :1 total uf Ii wins against 8 lossc. Xlziny of thc starters froni lust yL'Zl1'.S tcznn will hc hack again this sczison with :il lczlst two years' cxpericncc hchinml thcin. The ,llUl'11ZlClOCS, cozichccl by Lewis llurncll. hupc to cncl in first plzlcc in thc Franklin County l,CllQ'llC this season. ll fYKl'IIt'.Vl7U1'0 Of'fIHlt'7lff L2 Quincy fi I5 Ncrccrshnrg' fm I St. Tlimnzrs 3 10 XXVZ1SlllIlQ'fUI1 'llownship 5 7 Lcmztstcrs 8 1 Clrccnczistlc 14 5 Scutlzxncl I5 I 1, KI crccrshnrg 5 5 Quincy fm 5 l.CI112lSlCI'S 4 :cm hY2lSlll1lglUIl Township lj I lil'CL'llC2lSllC 4 5 St. 'llhmnzis 1 rm Scutlzinfl 3 F .S 'U v 5 4 as lgc lfiglity-u Roxy One-I.. Yingliiig, li. NYliitnwrc, IJ. Martz, B. Potter, E. Cotifiiiaii. G. Baker. li. Rccarcl. Row Two--I. XYaganian, N. Yl. Couk, M. Cordell, D. johns, L. Harkdoll. Row Thrcc- -D. lflllllzi-HIZLN, ,I, james, X. Hartz, D. Lczimau, A. Shade. S. lfllmzm. R. Bicsecker. J. Cloppcr. . A ' In Lusing' only one uf their schcchilccl gzuncs this yezlr. the Zcphyrs. cozicliecl hy l ' ' 'Ht Mrs. Clciscr, prtmvccl that thcy were Zl harcl COllllJil111ti0I1 tri hezlt. R l 'liho girls plztyccl thc mcirs faculty in :1 ruugli :mtl tumhle ziltztir :tt thc cml of l ' ' thc regular sezlsmi, with the nhl timers winning' 28-IU. l , x XYii11iii1g'8 games, they iicttccl it total of 335 points :mtl hcltl their nppuiiciits Bu. , 1 tu Isl points. f Q lfighty-two li frx'm'fl x Q .IU 40 33 11,7 35 :N a x .HJ 48 7 AXI11 Hx wyfc XY2lg'2lH121I1 Lucille llzmrkclull Hllllltf I I:1gc1'stmx'11 fl1'CL'I1L'1lSlll 'I'k'0I'SlJlI rg Quincy llzlqc-1's1mx N I k'l'l'L'I'5lHll'Q' f:l'l'L'IIC1lSIlL' Qnimj Ufffwuzwll gl gfv V7 'S 5 .ZW 25 'P lv Xur111:L ,lam funk urilyu Corn Ilulllt' lxwuiimzm ulfic' IUIIHN Qt Row Row Row Row Row It 0' if Two-G. Brezler M. Sollenberfer S. Roberts D. One-L. Moore, J. Grove, D. Ramm, M. L. Palmer, M. Cordell, M. Diffenbauchcr, M. Smith, S. Jones Eigenbrode, M. Kauffman, P. A. Small, L. Trace, J P. Biesecker. VVelty, M. McCleary, M. A. VVingert, E. Bream, P N. Gmwake, D. Leaman, E. XVhitmorc, J. Johnson, B S. Hawbcckcr, S. Ullman, E. Recard, M. L. Clopper, A. Shindledecker, N. Breidenthal, . g. , . Ambrose, D. Rowe, N. Martz, B. Potter, Kuhn, C. A. Myers, N. Miller. Three-P. Owens, A. Ricket. S. VVilhide. B. Bailey, A. Kissinger, D. Barnhart, J. Good, J. Merklinger L. Miller, M. L. Lehman, L. Kiesecker, E. Coffman, S. Burkhart, R. Biesecker, P. Zeger, L. Bark- doll, T. Martz, R. VVilhide, P. Thompson. P. VVelty. Four-A. Wasliiiigtoii, A. Wolff, S. Flory, S. Ricker, E. Shearer, P. Rinehart, J. A. Zimmerman, J. VVatts R. Beard, B. Hyatt, J. VVagaman, N. J, Cook, M. J. Tomlinson, L. Barkdoll, J. Spangler, P Pugh, E. VVolfe, M. VV2l1'l'xlCld. Five-WC. Devor, L. Snowberger, C. Frantz, F. Balsinger, S. Davies, S. Barbehenn, P. Hartman, M. Plum F. Neady, D. Johns, G. Baker, L. A. Yingling, D. Martz, B. Hovis, M. Carson, B. Latney, J. Jones Athletic Council Sponsors Varied Sports Program The girls' intramural program is sponsored each year by the Girls' Athletic Council, under the direction of Mrs. Geiser. This program is set up to encourage fair play and good sportsmanship in a variety of activities that will be of recreational value both now and in later years. Awards in the form of numerals, pins, and letters are given the ten girls in each class who have accumulated the highest number of points during the year. Norma Jean Cook, president of the Athletic Council was also in charge of basketball and ping pong. She was assisted by the following girls: Joyce VVaga- man, basketball and shnffleboardg Barbara Ramey, dancingg Joyce Grove, ping pong and badminton, Delores Martz, volleyball and bowling, Delores Rock, dancingg Jo Ann Wfatts, volleyball and bowlingg Rayetta Biesecker, shuffleboardg and Sandra Roberts, badminton. X 3.9 If f S lf was X' . , f. Page Righty-four I ' I I , FEATURES 5? V N 'F A I URTAIN ALL , ! l C C 'UMM mmm Bachelor party Behind the Mr. Shivcly and his charts Senior High School' Pagc Eighty-six IA! .Xctivity pcriocl Scenes NYl1z11's the menu for today? Eager bczlvers F? 1 uicl. plcusc I.Ct mc show X011 nga' lfiglmty-scvc S-t-1'-C-I-C-11 Behi nd The Page Eighty-eight Grunt :md ffrozm Fioht team iiffhtl 23 b 1 3 6 Is everybody l1zLppy?H Footlighfs Cll1'iSllN2lS NY. ll. S. style Yr mu, the night :md music OLII' faculty? Huw much? , wi Pugv liighty-11i11c Page Ninety The Studtenfs Soliloquy To study or not to study: That is thc question NVhether 'tis better to suffer in class The anger and wrath of an outraged teacher Ur to take home an armload of lessons .Xnd by studying them. learn them. to read-to study Xo more: and by studying to say we end The thousand nights in detention The student is heir to, 'Tis a thing llevoutly to be wished! To read-to study To cram-perchance to learn! .Xye there's the rub. For in that event what tests may come XYhen we have but half learned the dreaded Latin Must give us pause. There's the late date That makes the unlearned lesson of so long life For who would bear the whips and stings of rulers The teacher's anger, the students' jibes, The sight of .Ys deferred tkind teacher's deedb The shame of pity and looks of scorn XYith which the unprepared is daily teased. XYhen he himself might end such heart-felt griets lly studying some fair night. Uh who would live Yawning and staring into a book Till school becomes a weary life, The undiscovered building from whose walls No student returns. llut the principal secs. .Xnd makes us do those lessons we have Than to Hy to places he knows not ot. Thus school does make geniuses of us all. 1' XVith apologies to Shakespeare! lly Sara Snyder Co-eds Surrounded Seniors Present 'iMorher is a Freshman lfveryone saw the class play, but very few people had a chance to go back- stage. ls it play practice or Bible Literature class misplaced? That question could have been asked had anyone overheard the conversation backstage one day. Mary Warlield stood before Lemar llelman and solemnly read the Ten Commandments. Could it be that she thought he needed discipline? Who could forget Mr. Minnich's insistence that lid was not kissing Mary jane properly and should try again? Finally the big night was here. llarbara stood before the footlights holding a telephone in her shaking hand and the curtain was up on Mother .ls a Fresh- inanfi THE CAST . ............. . . . Mary ,lane Tomlinson . . . ....... llarbara Rainey . . . Edward XYarlield . lillsworth Smith ...... liay Manon ,Xbigail Fortitude Abbot . Susan ................. Professor Daniel Michaels . .. Dean Gillingham ....... Mrs. Miller ........ . . . Students at Pointer: Hobo jackson ...... . . . Leinar lflelinan Frances Neady .. Evaline XYolfe Marge ...... . llunny . . Helen . .. .. 'Ioyce Wagaman Carrie . . .. . Mary XYariield Clara . . . .. jackie Spangler Sylvia . . ...... Pat Pugh Howie . . joe Moomaw jack . . . . . . Charlie X'Vhite Bill . . . . . . ...... ...... L arry Howling .Presenting the cast l.et's try this again Page N inety-one Page Ninety-twO l'r's All in The Name Marilyn not a peach Marilyn not a pear Marilyn a l'lum. Danny not bad Danny not naughty Danny Good. Larry not football Larry not baseball Larry Howling. Theo not iceman Theo not milkman Theo Coleman. Runt not 'boulder ltunt not stone Runt Rock. Vat not headman Pat not footman Pat Hartman. lfllsworth not goldsniith Ellsworth not silversmith lillsworth Smith. .lack not bend ,lack not kneel .lack Stoops. Frances not rich Frances not wealthy l'ranecs Neady. Patsy not hamburger Palsy not cheescburger l'atsy Snowberger. lfvalinc not dog' livaline not fox livaline XVolfe. lfldren not highman Ifldren not middleman lfldren Lohman. Lucrecia not farmer Lucrccia not baker Lucrecia Miller. Norma not sweep Xorma not wash Norma Cook. lletty not housewife lletty not secretary lletty Gardner. Lucille not chinadoll Lucille not ragdoll Lucille llarkdoll. Dick not baby Dick not child Dick Mann. llill not weak llill not puny llill Xrmstrong. Mary not corntield Mary not battlefield Mary VVarHeld. Charles not black Charles not gray Charles NVhite. Darryl not writer Darryl not eraser Darryl Marker. Leroy not quarrel Leroy not tight Leroy Rowe. Shirley not fbarbel chicken Shirley not Qbarbej rooster Shirley llarbehenn. Charlotte not blackberry Charlotte not strawberry Charlotte Hockenberry. Birthstones Fr ir For F1 mr For For For F or For For For For For students, the grindstonc beauties. the peachstonc borrowers, the touchstone politicians. the blarneystonc architects. the cornerstone laundresses, the soapstone shoemakers, the cobblestone burglars, the keystone tourists, 'Yellowstone motorists, the milestone pedestrians, the tombstone vacationists, the sandstone. Matching Test Glen llelahay I 'at Pugh Edward lYarheld Charles Miller Marilyn Plum Charlotte llockenberry joe Moomaw Bob Blubaugh Barbara Rainey Betty Gardner Pat Snowberger Dixie Stouffer 'loyee .X. Zimmerman .lack Stoops Shirley Davies Iletty llareford Rides to school in a '38 liuiek. Constantly lights with the boys in Physics class. Hails from the mountains of Mary- land. Has a cheery laugh and an irrepressible giggle. Peppy blond. Cheers at every game-especially for Sam. Stands out in a crowd. Always ready for a good laugh. Constant companion of johnny. Keeps company with Pat Hart- man. ls daily teased 'by lke about a boy in the junior class. Natural blonde. Likes boys. Seen with Susie and Corinne. One of two. Able leader of the Ili- Y. Always seen with a eertain junior. Straight .X student. Fights with Nlary and llarbara. lllonde hair. Favorite saying. XYho died. Connoisseur of women. Liked by everyone-especially girls. Seen with Susie. Seen but seldom heard. Friendly to everyone. Seen with jimmy. Good basketball player. Seldom seen not laughing. Full of fun. .Xlways ready with a joke. Seldom wears lipstiek. Knows all the latest jokes. Seen with Cookie. .Xrt editor of the Xxrfllllilll. Good natured and ever ready to lend a helping hand. Future nurse. Good student. Un lVahian staff. Rides with Fay. Page Ninety-three pu Page Ninety-four 'Ill ll?-lillllll - l:1'2l1lCCS Nearly. Z, 1711114 S1111-lcy ll3e1rl1el1e1111. 3. Gypsy --111011 U1-lz1l1ay. -1. l'm nut c11lcl-- Shirley Davies. 5, -loyee .'X1111! XYitl1 bows ! ---luyee ,xllll Z111ll11L'l'll12lll. 11 Heacliu' for a fall - Barlmara Rainey. 7. :Xt your age ! - Marilyn Plum. S. ,l1llCl'C was a little girl 111111 112111 :1 little C1ll'l-- Patsy S11m1'l1e1'ge1'. 9. XYllL'1'C are you l1ic1i11g?-- 13111 :XI'11lSl.1'LJ1lg. 10. Pals - ,lolm BC1lCll0l:1C. 11. You Cltilllt say-Colin Heefner. ll. Pause t11:1t refreslws- Pat Pugh. 13. I XYO1lflG1' if they furgut 11167 Qll12ll'lOll.C lizxylwe. 1-1. 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HUNIHHI x ADVERTISEMENTS y qs, J 5 f , K I X iq T PQNQ llllllnmffffzfm MENTZER and REED DcSoLo - Ply111o111l1 U0 U11 N01 111 111111111 Succt XVUIILSIJOIO PL11111 'I'clc11l1o11c EWU 1 CONPLIMLNIS 1 1 1 O If X 1 1011111 1111LN1s WAYNESBQRQ 1 P1 L O111. Hlll1KiFLll NEWS WALTER Y1 GRQVE AGENCY ClONIPI,lNlENTSO1 MGUIQS GIFT AND CARD SHGP 7 East Main Strom - Phone 625 Royal 'I'ypcw1'iLe1s Xll XI1kLs POILIIJIC '1'ypcw1'iLc1s lfllllll 1111 PL115 11111 l'L11L1ls L. G. TREIBLE Better Grade Sehool Supplies Sheufler A Parker 3 livershzirp Pens :incl Pencils Loose Leaf Covers :incl Refills Gifts for ,Xll Occasions S'llYI'IONERY CII-'TS 50 XVest Main St. XVzryneshoro, l' MILI.ER'S Furniture Store l URNl'1'lIRlL FLOOR COVICRINCS STOVLS K RADIOS 62? XV. Main St. X'V:1yneslJoro, l' El. 21. Coniplinients ol' Waynesboro Floral Co. Sl l South Potoinzu' Street 'lelephone 287 SMlTTY'S Barber Shop S. Potonlzrc' St. XV. l,. Smith l-less Planing Mill Company hl2lllUli1lCIlll'Cl'S ol' Mill XVork ol livery Description XVz1yneshoro, Pennzi. North Franklin St. Phone 356--I l Buwl. p MIACOMFORI gfftlill fit Congratulations to the Class ol '51 ZOOIYS RECRIQ,-XTION CENTER KIRSCDIXVS Qlfunnie GolcllJerg'sj The Only Store ol' Its Kind in lV:iyneshoro l ac'loi'y Sn111j1lr'.s ' l Coats - Suits - Dresses Compliments ol' i Candy Kitchen i ' Xllziyneshoro, Pennzr. l Center Square l'l10llC 99153 i I Page One Huntlretl One Congratulations JCI-lN P. EMBLY Class of l95l Real Estate Clark P. Lohman e A XVayneslJoro, Penna. East End Mobile Service l WVR SERVE THE BEST X fl0lllIJlllI1Cl1lS ol' . l IN I OXVN l - l Wayne Finance Co. U S N 2l North Potomac' Street l 83 VVEST MAIN STREET X Ntlayneslmoro, Pa. Hfayneslaoro, Pa. D Phone l20O H. lissicl1,QI1'., Mgr. i CIongratulations to Class W. B. Thompson gl Son I W 0' .Lal FUEL - FEED - GRAIN N'VayneslJoro, Penna. Phone 20 J. Eclw. Cordell, Jr. XVayne Building Phone H30 lVay11eslJoro, Penna. COMPI,lMEN'l'S Of GLASS TAXI Equipped Two Wlay Phones Phone 21 Center Square VVayneshoro Page One Hundred TWO V WESTERN AUTCD Asso-CME srolat l!EY'f?7'j'fIl1.7'Ig' For The f1'lIfU7I7O!lflI?H 8 East Nlain Street Xlfaynesboro, Pennsylvania Home Owned By S. V. Casale Phone l2li Sl Pryer's Tire Service Recapping and VlllC2lIllllIlg XVzishing Machines and llClil'lgC1'2ll0l'S Electrical Appliances Czar Wfzishing, Lubrication K Polishing CORNER THIRD Xa POTONIAC STS. 85 XVest Main Street Cerrilied Baking Ce. Quzility-baked Products HlVlIjllIL'.Y,20lYllX Own Blllllflyn Compliments of McDowell Electric Supply Ce. 255-29 S. Vvllllllll SL. XVz1yneslJoro, Pennzl. D. I.. Miller St Co. A Reliable Drug Store Since 1856 DRUGS and PHARMACEUTICAI Prescriptions Carefully Filled Cohelin and Reymer Chocolates Phone 505 X'Vz1yneshoro, I iS '21 RAYMOND HALE CZOAI. AND NVOOD XfVayneshoro, Pai. Phone 763-M Cold Spring Park Picnics Reunions Roller Skating Phone 9l7-R112 NVaynesboro, Pal. VAN SANTS SELF SERVICE M.'XRKE'l' AA Meats Fancy Groceries 'I'l1rf only .s'Im'ef with 'l'lff7'l'g'6'l'lIfIfll jlmrlilrr l I9 East Main St. NfVzlyneshoro, Pu GARIJENHOUR Nl FG. COMPANY XVuynesboro, Pai. hlillllllillfllllfl' of NGARDH Electric Products Page One llnnchul Thru Nieoclemus Refrigeration Conmierciztl Refrigeration Sales and Service Tlie Caslon Press Clolnmercizll Printing XV. O.Spz1ngler Wlilliani O. Spangler, - s 1 iii con. Phone 1115 CRAT- 2121Q.,,E ' .NN TI-Ili U 1fl MLN 5 ' '-,- 5 ' --2'2'2' 19m-mb, .,'- 14:22 --- -.,.- - . 'f' 21 Main St. Compliments ol' Trail Inn gl Motel Wm And Its Staff of Employes For A Sncciesslnl Future Best NfVisl1es to the Class of '51 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown, Props. T SHOP n II C GLENN FRY On the Square F. MARSHALL Root, JR. MS MCS G8 E. Main St. W'nynesbo1'o, Pa. Call 5113-1 I Page One Hunclrecl Four Custom 'lwziiloring FOR LAUNDRY SERVICE and DRY CLEANING CALL The VVaynesbon3 Laundry PHONE 63 C. Herbert Ervin Compliments of VELVET ICE CREAM CCD. Be Thrifty and Serve An Ice Creznn That ls Smooth As Its Name. X'Vhen You Think of Ice Cream - Think ol VELVET. Portzible Luggage 'l'ypewriters Every Type for Of All Makes Any Sort of Trip Umm Fumighilws H8 Cleveland Ave. Telephone E395 . D. Fountain Pens 5 NVest Main Street - Center Square Compliments flOlllPlTlllClllS of Raymond J. Smith HUDSON Sales K Service lith K Chestnut Sts. Phone 15' of r VARSITY Restaurant and Tourist Court Route 16, 3 Miles East of XV:lynesboro, Penna. On Sunshine Trail Coni linients P of Page Une llundrecl lfive P. E. EYLER gl SCN P11ll111l1llg and Heating Ruuol Oil LUIHL15 300 N. In mklin Strcct Phone 511-R SPRING BRCDGK DAIRY P lSlCl1l'1LCl1 I'10l1lODLI1llLC1 R ux I Nl. 13:u'1up Cifizens National Bank gl Trust Company In L Om I'1ll11C1lLf1 Six Eslublisllcd 1901 f1ll?IIII1t'f1'FI?!It?1'lll Iiejmsft IlI.S'IlTlllIK'If Corp. Fffdrfml 1fI'SIf7I 1 131171, Wise Jewelry Co. It msls no more fm' c1'ed1fl TVz1tc'l1es, Diamonds and Jewelry Tl TVEST MAIN S'l'. WELTY CLEANERS T'Vuynesboro, Pu. Craig Insurance Agency C2 131161111 lnszz Til HCI! 3 XVest Matin St. TVA nesboro, Pa. Y Phone 336 Helter Hrmc It rmrl X01 Need 11 Tlmn Need II and No! Plane It Clongrzitulutions to the Class ol' '51 from TI-IE VAL SMITH STORE A Name Syzzmzynzous with Qrrmlfly rrml Slylr' Since 1895 ClOMPLIMLlN'1'S Ol WAYNESBORO AUTCD PARTS INC. 301 West Main Street Phone 1055 or 1056 CTOIIIIJITIIICITLS ol' The Unique Resrauranr ARCLAIJIL BUILDING D. Geesznuan, Prop. CONT PL1 M ENTS CJUIIIPITIIICITIS f OF , George I-IecRrnan's Marker Gluck Shoe Store XVHYIICSIJOTO, Pa. Shoes Fitted By X-ray 250 TN. Main Street Meats, Groceries and Procluce Phone 365 xV2lYIlCSb01'0, Penn 1 Page One Hundred Seven MONUMENTS Our monuments are highly rcgzlrdcd everywhere. A deserving Consequence of our yours of ciominuous leaclcrship in quality, 1Jl'OdllCli011, and close attention to all details. The Waynesboro Granite 84 Marble Works 213 Vfcst Main Street Im K. Mille-r C IONG RAT U LAT1 ONS TO THE CLAS SOF '51 J. Edw. Florence gr Sons Klirrilrlrfns' of Qrzmlfly Homcsj GENERAL CONTRACTORS 55 E. Main St. Phone 28-R 1120 Om- Hundred Eight COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TRUST EIRST NATICDNAI. BANK 84 TRUST COMPANY NIC I I 1 1 -IQQI 1 llc-posit Ins mfg cgm-P, X I I 1'z1 I R I Ix NEW! NEW! AII The Way Through! HROCKETH . ..,.,.,.:..,.,, . . ...,. , A .:.- -!S'-f--E-Q-'f-' ' 'f i ' I ' ' ff'f'fiQfffTl lf QQil95W oLo5Mo B I LE W I Q5 RQ , ,I mx I'mIc14sicIc 9 A GENERAL morons v,-.Luz QI! 'R A Q9 ' ' Ng IIIIBI J QQ IJ I.. . , A 1 9 , I I. S. Showherger 8 Sons f ., Aogy f' IIIXYNICSIIOIIO, I',X. ' H.XfiIQRS'IIUIX'N, .XI , Q Aa liIIf'IXY.NIz1in St. l'I1.2T2 2III1L.XVzlsI1i1wLm1 I'I1 1059 6 . - I JIIIIX Those darling cloths at x'VOl'lllS 1 E lun: expensive fah yes! but actually, we have a wonderful way with prieesj Werfhs I9 VV. Main, X'Vaynesho1'o Quality Alewelers Heaclquarters for llianlontls - X'V2llCllCS - Silverware 51 NVest Main St. CON'l'RAC'1' Manufacturing Metalizing Precision Machining Castings - YVelclings lntrieate Parts Plastics e Titanium Sheet Metal X'Vo1'k .I2il'l4S lOl' l'i2l1'lH Equip. Vulcan Machine Ce XVaynesho1'o, Pa. COMPLIMLQNTS OF The Pee Funeral Home e One l'lllIllll'i'Ll. Ten ciOllIlJllH1Cl1lS ol' WAYNE B EAUTY SALCDN Hazel Keekler Phone W5 l MCCrory'S Sferes Inc. CJUIIIIJIEINCIILS ol' ECCDNCDMY CUT Rafe Sferes 222 XV. Main SL. .SCCOIIKI :mal l'oLmn1u' Sis. XVzxy:tcslnom Plfllllll Shopping Center I3Ll'1Q RIIJGIQSUMNIY1' K. G. Petter Agency Insu1'z1nc'c and 'l'mvc1 Founded l909 39 li. Main St XVzlyncslJoro, Pu. Baker gl Mi nnicn Pharmacy The l'rr'.sf'rfjJt1'n11 IJ1'uggisLs S10 rc 5 XV. Main SL. XVz1y11cslJo1'o, Pa. AC ME MAR KET XV1lyliCSlJOl'UYS l,2ll'gCSl and Must Clonuplctc lfcmcl Sun-c LLONIPLINIILNTS O F BOCK CLEANERS Phone 92 Page Om: fllllllllljd liluvuu Clourplimeuts ol A. R. Warner gl Son GENERAL CON'1'R.XC'I'ORS YVAYNESBORO, PA. The Anthony Wayne l-lorel For Service, lflospitulity, :uid Good Food 'feleplrorie 490 GEAR!-IARTS PHARMACY You REXALL Store PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Coiupounded HIGH QUALITY DRUG LINES Visit Our Modern Sodzr Fountain Blue Ridge Summit Phone l Charles S. Gardner REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE BLUE RIDGE SllMMl'l', PENNA. Page One Hundred Twelve ClONGRfX'1'UL.XTl ONS! TI-IE BIG DIPPER ON TI-IE SUNSHINE TRAIL lfrozeu Custard Barr-13-Ques I-Izuulnurgers Frencli Fries Mary hlzuie K Dick Boyer, Prop. l-IIRAM HGTEL XVliere You Are A Personal Guest H .SV6l1'IOll2lllllSOl1, Prop. 'l'el. Blue Ridge Suuuuil Illl Blue Ridge Suuuuit, Pu. Cloinpliinents ol' Your Ifrienclly Iforcl Dealer Wwwf Ford Cars Ford Trucks We Repair ,XII Makes ol' Cars IQ Trucks Body XVork - Towing I-I a a S e Motors Phone IfII2 or I3I?I XVZIYIICSIJUTO, Pu. Colnplinlents BIaIr's Drug Store NVhitmzins Cllrocolutes XVziyne Iiuilcling XVZIYIICSIJOYO, Pai. Stationers to the Class of '5I MERRELLS INC. I I I-I I5 Second Street Telephone 2635 C1IurksIn1rg, XV. Vu. Waynesboro Eleefrie Company Corner ol' Main :intl Potomac' Streets IVestinghouse Appliznmcesn Philco Television Full Line ol' Pittsburgh Paints lileetric' Xviring - Service XVork Phone f1L1I XVZIYIICSIJOYO, Pu. Zane A. Miller Iitlgzir .X. Hykes SI-IEINIK 84 TITTLE Hliwerytllillg for Sporlu W3 Market Street H2ll'l'ISIJlll'g', Pzl. Phone -I-E50-16 CIOIIIIJIIIIICIIIS oIf K. A. STCDIXIE Hot Point- Norge Hezulquznters Czlpeluxrt Television I8 Iiust Hain Street 'lelephone I0-IEI-AI Page One IInntIrecI Thin-te ERD CG., INC. E7'lg'I.7'II'IfJ'I.7Ig, 1fC.S'Iffl'VI'lI Illlll l,!f1'f'lUP7IlClll' IJIXIOVIIIUTB' Rf?lllllf2lCllll'Cl'S of ERDCO Aluminum Storm XVinclows and Screens 225-233 Ringgold Street XVz1ynesboro COMPLI MILNTS Ol J. 8 L. NCDVELTY CCD. jack and Lewis K1'1llllCl' X Phone 852 Page One Hundred Fourteen BECK AND BENEDICT II XRDXV XRD ATHILTIC1 AND SPORTING GOODS an XVLsL 'XI un 'Sucu XVQIICSOIO P1 GOOD LUCK FO '1'Hl CLASS OF '51 FERN and EDNA'S BeauTy Salon Sl XVLSL NI un Sl Phone 1011 Pa L Om Hun1'rcd Tiftccn COIIIIJHIIICIIIS of J. J. Newberry Co. Phone 472 YVayneso1'o, Pa. Nice! your fricmls at iNVff ll'!1I?Vl'3',S Congratulations 1951 Seniors K rhl ' Arcade Lobby X'V:1yncshoro, Pa. PCPUIZIIICIIIS Machine - Vfavclcss - Cold Wfavc Ruth Baker Beauty Shoppe 53 VVest Main Street Phone 553 More and More the Trend Is to PennCy's J. C. Penney Co., lnc. X'Vaynesho1'o, Pa. J Page One Hundred Sixteen Compliments ol' Bohn's Appliance Store 8 Record Bar NVoIIfB1oc'k Phone EHS Compliments of Nevins CUT Rare 32 XV. Main St. XVayncshoro, Pa. CJOIIIIJHIIICIILS ol' SLJLANKES Meat Market 35 East Main St. Phone 801 CZOMPLIMJLNTS of I-locJ4ensrniTh's Modern Home Electric Shop X'Vaync Bldg. Phono 594-tl CONCR.X'l'U IUXTIUNS 1951 SILNIORS N. R. HARBAUGH Ikklllillg' Jeweler 215 XVLM Hain Struct XVay11cs01'o, Palma Phone 1011-AI Hcz11lq11z11'tc1's lm' lfinc XVz1Lc'l1cs HAMILTCN GAMUQA-,aa , QQ , f Tunnm TP A 1 SIONWATCH 1 nldlcdlllh 5 Wolf! .Yezvinj for 'fine enezationa Quality 1'1lll'IlilUl'C 111111 151001 Cm'c1'i11g Dczllcr M1-111I1c1' Oi 1'l1c fQI'llllLl Rapids F111'11i1111'1: Nlakcrs Guild limi, Nlllill SL1'ccl XVz1y11Csl1o1'o, l'e1111:1. Pugc One IIIIIIIIVCII SUVCll'.L'L'll Phone 1375 Phono 15175 IT' PONTIAC FOR '51 BRAKE PONTIAC SALES 84 SERVICE Hzlrold YV. Brake, Owner NEXV K USED CARS 111-151 South Potomac Street NVz1yncslJoro, Pa. 1Al11C1'1C21yS Host Outstanding Cin' Sold and Scrvicccl by XVz1yncsho1'o's Outstznncling Dculcrslmip. Dollar For Dollar You Cru1'iliz'11LA l'rn1liz1r' COMPLIMENTS OF NVAYNLQSBORO AIQRIE 1111758 ERATERNAL ORDER OE EAGLES T1-112 FIGHTING 1 RAT1iRN1'I'Y VVITH A MILLION AND .X HALF MEKIHILRS NVcst Malin Struct lixtcl. At Antictznn Page Ons Hundred Eighteen LONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 EUNICS DRUG STCDRE Center Square XVZIYIICSIJOYO lknnm PEIEEER SHELL SERVICE Slull C ISOIIIIL El nu L IULIILD XCLLbSO1lLb v0 L lst NI un Sucet XV QIILSIJOIO l'1 Phone 454-R P4 c Om Hundred Ninetcm Stenogrzlpliers, seeretzuies, and account- zvits are needed in every type of business. WAYNESBGRG BUSINESS COLLEGE N'VaynesIJoi'o, Pat. Compliments of Y. M. G A. Fun Education Fellowship Recreation Promoted in il Clean XVholesoine .Xtinosphere LevIeIc Si Ereemarfs Moniti-3 suzvieu STATION 310-514 S. Potomac St. Phone H26-R Quality Dairy Products For 47 Years ARTI-IUR'S DAIRY Compliments ol' WILLIAMS Ladies' Ready to Wezn' CLONIPI,IMlLN'l'S of the W. T. GRANT C0 HIXYIIUTUII for waI11r'.v SCI'IAEEEER'S Phone 653 3013 XV. Main St. - XVz1ynesbo1'o, Pu. CUIIfKI'lf07'l.S' - I awm'.v - S1n'1flrfr's 'I'oImf'f'o.s' - A czu.s'pr1j9ffJ'.v - iII11g'a11'111x Coinpliments of GARDEN SPOT RESTAURANT Uui' Motto Cleanliness - Courteous Service Finest Foods I5 N. Potonizlc' St. Next to Y.NI.C..X. Congratulzations Anrrerarn Farm Dairy an Best NVisl1es Golden Guernsey Procluctrs BO'-IDIS Sunoco Station C1c1'Lil'iccl 35267 .Xc'c'1'cdilcd IGSDSPQI I27 YV' Main Sl' Phone 9969 llomplimcnts of Stoner Machine Co. ' N II Ciczzcml f10Illl'2lCl Repair XVo1'k 3 Plmrtc H011 F550 Park Sl. b , . Herman W. Ercnholz Lflllgliilllllilllilllh To the Class ol' H151 from r FLownR1-HONE 203-.I r I S H ERMAN S r r 21 XVCSL Marin St. ' i r 1 1' - .' Floyd li. Eylcr , Comp nngnts 5 of Ari r' S ' V an IC ewlce ' The Waynesboro 4 Clayton Ave. i Y I YVayneso1'o, Perma. ' Phone 9967 S h O e C O ' r I Pago OIIC f'll1lI1ll'L'll Twenty COMPLIMENTS OF HILDNS BEAUTY Sl-IOP 219 Plliladelphizi Ave. XVZIYIICSOYO, Pu. 2' NVHEN You PLAN :'.4:'::-. :-:-:-: -:-,- A.:4: ' A ii .,., -..,. :.-. zz, Z,: g FOR THE FUTUR141 f '4'- ' RLMWIJLR- ':':':A' fi HLEcTR1c:1'1iY 'EFIEIEIE 'IEIEIEIESEIEIEIEIE 1:2: 555222251.-:qi5223553EIEIEIEQEIEIEIEIEIE 2-1: 15:25 ' ':':5:5E5E5E5 N, X WILL D0 THE .1015 . ..,........... .'.... ,, ':': SAVE YOU MONEY Eririggz' ' fi 1 - -21 :L A M' 3 ::1:1:f:::i5i5i555i5i5i5i5i5i5i52:arlzszarz QQ QQQQ., ' - .':2:1:-:-:-'. .':4:':-:-: f-::--:--:-:-:- -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:4:-:-:-:':AzV:-z-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:,:-:-.-.4.-.-.-:-.-.-.,.-.-.-.'. P 11 3:11 3 - 1 . - V.: 15:1 .I .:f::2:::m:-1.1-:.:.1.:.:.:.W-1.:,::.::1.:.I+2i1Z:52:,1.r,:1:,1,H,Z:5,1.:Zi5::i1:::1:11:,1,1,g1,:,w, 13 .39,1,:5,1111::f11,5:5m5:5g, Wlletllei' You Plan To Be A Housewife, A FliI'IllC1', Or A Business- man, Electricity VViH Furnish You XfVith Dependable, Low Cost Service. ELECTRICITY YVORKS AND YVORKS CHEAPLY! SOUTH PENN POWER COMPANY Page One Hundred Twenty-two A R'1'1S'1' M .'X'1'1L RIA LS BAILEVS WALLPAPER STCDRE l'l1mu: 1501-R 711 li. Main SL. 1 , EVERYTHING IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT EPIJFITIN EEIIIJD5 KAISER FRAZER The Alost Cnfifcd CIN' In Amrf1'1'f'11 Roy Hoffman Mofors Iisso Gasoline and Oil Hzappy Mmoring XVILLYS UVIQRLXN D Pl1o11cAlfL1 liust Hain Slrcct Rcs. Phonc 536-XI X'Vz1yncsl7o1'o, Pclmzl. BGB MILLER'S RECCDRD SHCDP lfVC1'yLl1il1g Musical IIISLYLIIIICIIKS X I11sL1'uc:Lio11 Accicssorics PhO11Ogl'2lPllS 84 Records Radios -12 li. Main St. N'Vuy11csbo1'o, Pu. Page One .l1l1lILll'L'tl 'l'wc11ty-four CONCRATULATIONS TO TH E CLRAIJUATING CLASS f' F' fi 0-1 Qxx X IIA I X Af! CK of S-- 'X K f'Ihx 5x QX fx' 'f5xx14-I J if gag! K- s-nf ALL THAT HARAIS LABOR IS TREASON TO AMERICA. NO LINE CAN BE DRAAVN IIETXVEICN TH ESE TXVO. IE ANY AIAN TELLS YOU HE LOVES AMERICA, YET HE HATES LABOR, HE IS A LIAR, IE ANY AIAN TELLS YOU HE TR LISTS AMERICA, YET FEARS LABOR, HE IS A FOOL. THERE IS NO AMERICA XVITH- OUT LABOR. , ,AIlI'1lflIlIIl 1.1A11mI11 Unired Automobile Workers Loca I53 UAW.-C. I. O. STlTELY'S MARKET Sel I'-Service - Free Delivery Quality Meats - Groceries V Produce Phone I5I--I ' I 0 I ,JAMAQ GET T0 KNOW U5 IT PAYS I I HC2lLIllll2lI'lCI'S For Young Meds Dress :md Spun Clothes r lf.vlzrI111'.s'f1r'1I l.S'57 The Good Lumber Co rrr pa my fflmm- of Iirzilrliug Nm I Quincy, Pzl. A'Vz1ymsIJo1o Page Om IIu1ur um W. I.. l-IARBAUGI-l HARDWARE 84 SPORTING GCDQDS lferrilizers Spray Muterizll Sprayers Dustex s 20fllV.M:1in St. Page One Hundred Twenty-six LEAMAIXVS SEED STORE Complete Line of Field Ciarclen lflower Lawn Seeds fl2ll'LlCll Tools Poultry Feeds Poultry Remedies Poultry Equipment Plrone 137-1 COM PI,INIEN'1'S Ol ZUCKERMAN GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '51 X nigh: ,, ya 1 f 5 I,rIAf a sv-1-AQ-12 5 wk -fn, 5 2 Skid, 0. -IOE STICIKELL. POST NO. I5 AMERICAN LEGION FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. Your liunking BIISIIICSS Always 'frzffzlzfd as Strictly C0llfI'Il!?l1f1illl Member of the Feclerzil Deposit Insurance Corporzition Compliments OI' I-I OOVER'S SELF SERVICE STORE Quality CiliOCCI'lLh Country PYOCIIICL' N E S B Q Meats Poultry Phone 7-XV Cor. Iilll K Clientnut Sts. I OWLS CLUB Inc. I 07 3 NVzty11csIJoro, Pa. Compliments ol' Audrey STouIIer's United Motors Scrvict Wbsl. Malin Strcct Page Om- Ilumlrccl 'I'xx'n-11ty- tu E. F. MGUER Grocemes and Meats 135 N. Potomac' SL. Phone 790 SelfSe1'v1ee X'Vith Delivery Leiter Brothers Inc. Waynesboro, Pennzx. Appzlrel lor XVOINCH and Cluldrer Millinery Piece Goods - Butterirk Putlerns Luggage lfine lfurm - Ce1'tiI'iecl Storage TI-IE HUT IJUNII? nj Goof! lfoorl Curb Service e lee Crezun our own make Sunshine Trail Ike Price, Prop. Cornplirnents of BREZLERS Meral Shop 218 illevelzuul Avenue Waynesboro, Pennzl. CIont1'ibuLo1's MILLODY MUSIC SHOP ROY FRIEDLY INSURANCE POTTER K NIEYERS BARBER SHOP KlIl.DRliD'S BEAUTY SALON HARRY A DAVIS Stuclebaker Cizuuge Wfuhnlt k Second SL. XfVuyneslao1'o, Pan. Phone 631 Page One Hundred 'lxwerlty-eiglrt Compliments of Marshmarfs Rexall Drug Store XfVaynesbo1'o's Modern Pha1'1nz1ey 29 NV. Main St. Phone 157 Coniplinienls of BLUE RIDGE FRUIT EXCI-IAIXIGE, A Complete Line of INC Orchzircl and Agriculture Supplies X'Vziynes1roro, Pa. Phone 111611 TRAII. SERVICE GARAGE AMOCO CAS Gene 1'z1 1 '1'ires Sc liziiteries C cmn11 pleie .Xur fmlmmcm Live The 1VziI1ian reserves this space Lo express appreciation to our ziclvertisers who so generously supported us. I-I U LI.'S DAIRY Pzisteurizecl Dairy Products Service and Rt. 16 R. 11.1 XVz1ynes1Joro Gomcu Gm'mCY Milk Llngrziviiigs for the 15151 X'V2l1l12lIl inude by WI-IITE RQSE EIXIGRAVIINIG Co. York, Pu. Page One Hunclred Twenty-nine mlrul Thirty C1OMl'l,IMliNTS Ol EAGEI S CI UB, INC XXYXYN ICSISORO, Il-X. To THE CLASS CDF 1951 l-IEARTIEST CCDIXIGRATULATICDNS and BEST WSHES from Landis Machine Company O NTOQI CO. extends nearty and sincere best wishes to the Class ot 1951 Landis Tool Company Waynesboro-Pennsylvania 1901 Marking a Half Century of Community B. P. 0. Elks Waynesboro Lodge No. 731 Service 191 Complimenrs of +he Waynesboro Fire Deparrmenrs Mechanics Hose Company No. I Organized I879 Always There Hook 8: Ladder Company Organized I880 We Sfrive +o Save We Congra+ula+e +i'1e Graduafing Class of I95l Succeed ls in 'rhe Ladder of Success cd Thirty-four Air Condiflbning Systems Serve scores of businesses-from small resfauranfs, of- fices, and sfores +o +l1e largesi' buildings and indusfrial planfs. The 5-hp. Friclc unii' ai' Hupper's Confedionery in Lan- casfer, Penna., cools a room measuring 53 by 23 feef, pro- 'recis large displays of chocolaies, and provides comfori' +o pafrons. lSee pho+ograph above., The I26 apar1'men+s in Lencshire House a+Wasl1ing+on, D. C., are lcepi' cool all summer by fhree Frick NEW ECLIPSE compressors, shown below. For dependable air condiiioning, refrigeraiing, quick- freezing or ice-making equipmeni, look fo Frick Company. Builders of Power Farming um! Sawmill Maflunery Page One Hundred Thirty-Iivc So You A Want To Go To Work nci Earn A Living Everyone has to work for a living. XfVill you have a business ol your own or would you prefer to work for an established company? ln either case you will be interested in the XfVaynesboro manufacturing plants and the people they ein- ploy. X'Vaynesboro's manufacturing plants are modern and well-Hnanced. They are owned in 1110St part by NVaynesboro people. They are ably managed by local inen who care about the wellare and salfety ol' those who work in theni. The nien in inanageinent positions are always accessible to eniployees. Xtfages in Waynesboro are goodg they don't claiin to beat big city rates but are above the average lor the nation and eniployinent here is inuch inore regular than in inost places. ll you live in this area a job in VVaynesboro olfers several advantages. Many of the people who know you and are inte rested in your luture already work in the plants here. Your work will be where your hoine, your parents and lfriends are. Compare VVaynesboro with any other industrial center. You will find it more healthy and prosperous with higher inoral standards and with a lar better balance between industry and agriculture. lts ll,000 citizens support 6 schools and more than Z0 churches. ln addition to numerous other jobsYVaynesboro manulfacturers have ap- :renticeshi as or traininv' courses in the lollowinv' crafts and lines of work: D C Pattern Maker Core Maker Sheet Metal X'Vorker Plate lfabricator Moulder Carpenter Machinist Painter Blacksniith XVelder Dyer Shoe Maker Knitter Cutter Cutter Setter Folder Laster Presser lfinislier Inspector Boxer WAYNESBORO MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATICDN Page One Hundred Thirty-six 'S X9 5396 Q90 ALWAYS OPEN Qiaifulmfnfm Salem - lea, 5 Bdfffhlfd, - SIULILIZCQ, Pllfblll' HH! NX I 101 UNIGIXI EMBLEM CGMPANY 4I7 West Main Street Palmyra, Pa. Manufacturers ot Class Pennants, Caps and Felt Novelties, Commencement Invitations We turnishecl the Standard Class Ring to Class ot I95I, also previous classes. It you wish a Ring or Pin in later years write tor current prices. Presented by P. H. Nissley lOHll11t,glt CGNGRATULATIGNS GRADUATES An important mile-stone in your life has just been passed. XVith graduation you enter upon new responsibilities. Huy zunhition give you the urge to succeed in every worthy effort, :ind may patience :incl lorutucle cheer :incl protect you am you curve out than which to yOU IIICZHIS HKJSI. Russell Bennett Studios Butler, Pa. Photographer for the Class of 1951 Page One Hundred Thirty-nini Congrarularions and Best Wishes 'ro The Class Qi l95l The Record l-leralcl Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Publishers - Printers iff if It was m1rplea.s'11ra in have wui'l.'ff1I will: Iffe and All1l1'.S'If7'.S' of the 1951 l'V11ll1'1n1 in doing Ill Pi flllliflg of lfiils' A7'II'l'l1lll.