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STELLA ACHILLE
"Stall"
Secretary "I reckon."
Choir 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3:
Senate 2.
A smile for everyone.
BENJAMIN ALDRETE
..Cat..
Navy "Qui se dichel"
Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Cross Country
2, Track 2, 3.
One of the nicest fellows to
know: quiet and sincere.
BASCOMBE ALLOWAY
' 'Sam' '
Pharmacist "Who, me?"
One of Havican's nature boys:
easy to get along with: hot
rod fan.
MARIE ANDRUS
"Pete"
Nurse '1For crying out loud!"
Y Teens 2, 3, Academe 3.
Genial, likeable: peppy and
good natured.
RITA BACHMAIER
. .Bumpy, ,
Secretary 1'Oh, brother!"
Chorus 2, 3.
Enjoys reading: gets along
with everyone.
ROBERT BAKER
"Bob"
College "Oh, well!"
Long and lanky :mischievous :
takes an interest in cars.
MARY ANN ALBERSTADT
"Gabby"
Secretary "I don't care."
Y-Teens 3.
Sweet and lovely.
DAVID ALLEN
..Dave..
Business College
"What say there?"
On the quiet side: congenial
and hard working: radio fan.
SANDRA ANDERSON
"Sandy"
College "Not only that!"
Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: N. H. S. 2, 3.
New York Yankees are tops
with her: one of the nicest
people you could ever know.
VIRGINIA ANN
ARKWRIGHT
"Ginnie"
Retailing "Scrounge."
Distributive Education 3.
Secret ambition is to be
manager of Sears and Roe-
buck: always cheerful.
NANCY BAKER
"Lulu"
"Anything you say goes."
Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Y-Teens
1, 2, 3, Monitor 2.
A chatterbox
WENDY BAKER
nwindy..
College
"1 clon't know, but maybe."
Orchestra 1, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
There is no truer friend: goes
out of her way to make
people happy: always late.
WILLIAM BAKER
"Willie"
"Whats happening?"
Track l, 2, 37 Football 1, 2, 3.
Sharp dresser: speed demon
in sports: easy going in
school.
DONALD BALL
..Don,,
"You know it."
Hot rodder: pet peeve is
women drivers: friendly in a
quiet way.
TORRANCE BARTHELMES
upeteu
"A-l Shash"
Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Cross Country
35 Track l, 2, 3.
Cute, quick smile: quiet.
GERALD BECK
userryi,
Pharmacist "l'm with you!"
Has an eye for women.
ELLIS BEEGLE
Hsonnyn
Salesman "What he say?"
Glee Club l, 2, 3: Football l.
A law abiding monitor: loves
to eat.
CHARLES BENNING
"Chuck"
College "You know it."
Band Color Guard 3.
Walks the halls with Marilyn.
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JOHN BALCZON
"Little John"
"You know it!"
Hunting enthusiast: seen
with Nikki.
MARTHA BALL
. .Marty,,
Nurse USchnook!"
Amateur artist: quiet and
sweet.
DOLORES BARTONE
5 ATOHI l ,
Secretary "Well, now!"
Star l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Big things come in little
packages: dreamy waistline.
GEORGE BECKER
"Dutch"
"Oh my gosh!"
Basketball l, 2, 37 Baseball 1, 2, 3.
Happy-go-lucky.
MARLENE BIEBEL
"Mar"
College "Really?"
Senate 1, 33 Y-Teens l, 2, 33
Cheerleading l, 2, 3.
Lots of pep: hit in class play.
AUDREY BENS
"Audrey"
Secretary
"You mean you know it, too?"
Y-Teens 3.
Likes to dance: seen with
Joan, Delma, and Jo.
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ANNA MAY BERCHTOLD
"Toots"
Nurse "Oh, for heavens sake!"
Chorus lp Y Teens 3.
Collects classical records.
HELEN BESKID
"Boops"
Medical Secretary "Kill it!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Library Monitor
l, 2.
Always cheerful.
ROBERT BLOSS
"Bob"
Sports Broadcaster
"Nice guys!"
Glee Club lg Senate 2. 3: Basket-
ball lp Baseball 2, 37 Football
Manager 2, 3.
Has a wonderful gift of gab.
DANIEL BORGIA
"Big Dan"
"Know what l mean?"
Wrestling l, 2, 3.
Could sell you the Brooklyn
Bridge: a little bundle of
dynamite.
DELMA BRACE
' 'Del' '
"Could be."
Chorus l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
There's nothing she would
rather do than square dance:
a shutterbug.
WILLARD BREDENBERG
' 'Bill' '
Collegevbound "Thats absurd!"
Orchestra 27 N. l-l. S. 2, 3.
Enthusiastic musician.
DELORES BERGMAN
' 'Dee' '
"Oodles"
Orchestra l, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3.
New student at Academy.
BARBARA BLAKE
. .Buckyi 1
Sociology "lt's a sad story."
Choir l, 2, 35 Star 2, 35 N. H. S.
2, 35 Yffeens l, 2, 3.
Sure to succeed: self-assured
and intelligent.
VIVIAN BOLLINGER
..vin,.
Pretty red hair: reserved:
conscientious.
JOHN BOYER
"Jack"
"It's cute!"
Stage Crew 2, 35 Star 3.
Has a sunny disposition:
quiet: plays the accordian.
DONNA BRADY
"Donnie"
Beautician "Oh, gad!"
Hails from Des Moines:
pretty eyes.
WILLIAM BRAUND
"Bill"
"You don't say!"
Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club 3.
Fond of hunting: loves to
play in the band.
RONALD BRETER
"Ronnie' '
Business
"Boy, what a mess this is!"
Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Monitor 3.
Clean cut lad with a winning
personality.
ROSEMARIE BREWER
. . Rose, ,
"Mnnn, boy!"
An auto racing tang a whiz
with a needle and thread.
JOHN BRICE
. .Jack ,
Accountant
"What did you say?"
Monitor 3.
A pro at golf and tennis.
DE HAVEN BROWN
. . De. .
Y.M.C.A. Wcrk "What say,
what say!"
Track 25 Water Polo 1, 2, 35
Audio Visual Aids 2, 3.
Personality-plus.
KENNETH BROWN
' ' Brown' '
College "Go, Brown!"
Senate 1, 25 Star 2, 35 N. H. S.
2, 35 Audio Visual Aids 1.
An eye for the women 5 always
has an opinion on everything.
STANFORD BROWN
' 'Stash' '
College "Yeh"
Baseball 25 Water Polo 25 Glee
Club 35 Swimming and Water
Polo Manager 3.
Sports enthusiast: self-
assured.
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DONALD BREWER
"Moose"
Professional Auto Racer
"Feature that!"
Enjoys tinkering with cars:
nice to have for a friend.
JEROME BRICE
HJ-erryn
Accountant "No fooling!"
Monitor 3.
Builds gas model airplanes.
STEPHAN BROSNAN
. icky, .
Pennsylvania Telephone Com-
pany "Certainly."
Seen with Daveg full of fun.
JOHN BROWN
"Brownie"
Railroad worker "Certainly,"
Wrestling 1, 2, 3.
One of our best wrestlersg
likes to sing.
LAWRENCE BROWN
"Nudnick"
"Keep cool."
Band 1, 25 Orchestra 15 Photo-
graphers 2.
Always getting into troubleg
fun to be withg gets a kick
out of life.
WALTER BROZEWICZ
"BROZ"
College "Not too fine."
Football 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2.
The man about town.
LOIS BUCKNER
' 'Brown eyes"
Commercial College
"Quick like a bunny!"
Twirler l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3.
Oh, those eyes!
JOSEPHINEI CALAMITA
.. O.,
Secretary "Now what!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Always seen at dances: on
the quiet side.
SARAH CARDOT
usauy.,
Kindergarten Teacher "May l
borrow some money?"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Orchestral, 2, 37
Star 2, 3.
Cute as a button: full of the
devil: energetic.
JOHN ROBERT CARLSON
I I !
Forest Ranger
Likes to hunt and tinker
with cars: always ready to
help someone.
RICHARD CARSON
"Nature Boy"
Medicine "Tote that barge."
Stage Crew l, 2, 3.
Loves working in his garden:
a hard worker on the stage
crew.
ARTHUR CASEY
' 'Art' '
Draftsman "You know it."
Always with Audrey: likes to
swim and ice skate.
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JON BUZZARD
"Buzz"
Civil Engineer "Unkawa."
Swimming l, 2, 35 Water Polo
l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3: N. H. S. 3.
Olympics bound : everybody's
dreamboy.
ALFONSO CARACCIOLO
. . Al, .
Teacher
"Fishnose and tishsticksf'
Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club lg
Senate lp Orchestra lg Audio
Visual Aids l, 25 Baseball 2, 3.
A Cleveland baseball fan:
friendly : nice to have around.
RICHARD CARLSON
"Rich"
Carpenter "Santa Lucia!"
Audio Visual Aids l, 2.
Likes to sleep and dislikes
homework: amiable.
NORBERT CARLSTROM
"Norb"
Business "She's a doll!"
Orchestra 33 Glee Club 3.
Won the Playhouse Scholar-
ship: a star of the class play.
MYRNA CARVER
"Myrna"
Work
Band l, 2, Orchestra 3.
Came to Academy from
sunny Florida: musical and
artistic.
VINCENT CASLER
' 'Archie' '
Music
"You give up too easy."
Choir 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3.
Music is his theme: one of
the few who can play the
harmonica.
BARBARA CHASE
"Barb"
Secretary "Oh, my gosh!"
Choir 2, 3.
Enjoys good musicq nice to
know.
ROBERT CHISMADIA
-'Chaz-'
Stage Crew 2, 3.
Tons of fun to all who know
him well: quiet on the
surface.
JOAN COHEN
"Noanie"
Nurse "Hey, watch out!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Likes to write letters and is
a beautiful seamstress.
J UDITH ANN COTTER
..Judy,.
Wave "lsn't that too bad?"
Distributive Education 3.
Full of fun: member of Elk's
Drum and Bugle Corps.
NORBERT CRAWFORD
"Nobbs"
Air Force
"He pulled a 'Hank' on you."
Track 1, Cross Country l, 2.
Bashfulg Sports enthusiast.
JACK CROCK
"Jack"
Draftsman "How about that?"
Glee Club 2, 3, Audio Visual
Aids 27 Photographer 3.
Likes to tinker with cars.
Alla
DARRELL CHIPMAN
' 'Chip' '
Lawyer
"You don't know, do you?"
Choir l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3.
Handsome features: roving
eye.
JOHN CHURCHILL
"Jack"
Draftsman
"Mm, boy, you're a dandy!"
Photographers l.
Camera fiend: no relation
to Winston.
CAROL CON YNGHAM
HRU-styn
Secretary
"For goodness' sake."
Likes to play records 3 pretty
red hair and sweet disposition.
BEVERLY COY
' 'Skeezix' '
Comptometer Operator
"You know it, too."
Mimeo Shop 3.
Long, wavy, black hairg
genial.
DORIS CROCKETT
HJOY.,
Beautician
"Are you kidding?"
Chorus 1.
Graceful: a sweet manner.
SANDRA CRAWLEY
"Sandy"
Secretary l'You know it."
Chorus 2, 35 Library Monitor 3.
Plays the piano: out for a
good time.
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JOHN CROMWELL
. .Jaya
Musician "l'll be blessed!"
Band l, 2, 33 Orchestra l, 2, 3.
A fine musician: another
Tommy Dorsey.
IRENE CYTERSKI
I I I 1
Stencgrapher
"Oh, thay fella!"
Senate lg Y-Teens 2, 3.
Tops in personality: loves
sports.
ROGER DAVIS
..Rog.,
College "Not too fine!"
N. H. S. 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3,
Academe 3.
Humorous: friendly manner.
CHARLOTTE DECKER
uchar. ,
Office work "Oh, piddlef'
Chorus l, 2, Choir 2, 35 Y-
Teens l.
An engaged lass who writes
lots of letters: friendly to all.
NANCY DEGNER
l 'Kitten' '
Secretary "Don't get gay!"
Collects pennants from dif-
ferent cities: sunny dispo-
sition.
MILDRED DEOGARD
"Millie"
"Well, not bad."
Chorus lg Merchandising 3.
To be a housewife is her
aim: a likeable lass.
YVONNE CROSBY
' 'Vonnie' '
Nurse "Nice kid".
Chorus l, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 3:
Mimeo Shop 3.
Sparkling personality: full
of pep.
CAROL DAVENPORT
..Dave.,
Nurse "Thats not so good."
Twirlers l, 2, 3: Chorus l, 27
Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Academe 3:
N. H. S. 3.
Attractive leader of our
twirlers.
PATRICIA DAWLEY
..Dou,.
"That's the way it goes."
Chorus l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2.
Newcomer to Academy: dis-
likes girls who giggle.
MARJORIE DEEM
' 'Shorty' '
Secretary "Oh, sugar!"
A loyal friend: an industrious
lass: seen with Agnes.
MARY ANN DeMARCO
Hpinkyn
"What a Section Vlll!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Merchandising 3.
An expert seamstress: fun
to be with.
ROBERT DETISCH
..Bob. ,
"You bet."
Cross Country lg Track lp Senate
l, 2, 3: Stage Crew 2, 3.
Has a great interest in music :
suave.
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JANET DIEHL
"Big Diehl"
Office work "Dan Dandy!"
Library Monitor 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3.
Quiet and reserved: good
naturedg neat dresser.
JOHN DiLUZIO
"Johnny' '
Pharmacist
"What is it with you?"
Cross Country 1, 25 Track 1, 25
Baseball 1.
Whiz at the piano.
EUGENE DOBRZYNSKI
..Doby..
"Vot you say, loe?"
Audio Visual Aids 3.
Happy-go-luckyg wants to be
a millionaire.
RITA DUDENHOEFFER
' 'Tweetie' '
Y-Teens 35 Distributive Educa-
tion 3.
Likes to sew and write letters:
fun to be with.
LAWRENCE DUNFEE
4 .Larryn
College "Greetings and cita-
tions!"
A friendly dispositiong a nice
smile for all.
RICHARD DYKES
"Dickie"
"Go jump in the lake!"
Collects recordsg takes life as
it comes: likes to dance.
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I LEE DIETER
"Deacon"
Exterior Decorator
"Let's live it up!"
Orchestra 1, 2, 3.
The life of any party: plays a
mean fiddle.
ANTONETTE DiTULLIO
"Toni"
Nurse "Take it easy."
Choir 1, 2, 35 Yffeens l, 2, 3,
Cute as a buttong a voice
well worth listening to.
EDWIN DOOLITTLE
"Eddie"
Salesman
Stage Crew 25 Audio Visual Aid
lp Distributive Education 2.
Has a souped-up car: likes a
good time.
EDITH DUKE
"Edie"
Office worker
"What can 1 tell you?"
Congenial and conscientiousg
always seen with Helena and
Sarah.
KATHRYN DUNLAP
..Kit,.
Wave "Get with it."
Chorus 1, 2, 3.
Always seen with Janet and
Jessie.
SARAH ECKMAN
' 'Sahara' '
Housewife "1t's like this-."
Newcomer to A.H.S. from
Apollo, Pa.g enjoys writing
stories.
DELORES EPPERSON
' 'Debbie' '
WAVE Nl swear!"
Fond of record collectingg
spends leisure time roller
skating.
BARBARA ESCOTT
..Barb,.
Ottice work "Golly."
Constantly on the phone5 a
roller skating fan.
BURTON EULIANO
..Burt..
"Hi baby!"
Baseball 2, 35 Football 3.
Our biggest Casanovag al-
ways roaming the halls.
JAMES FABER
..Wimp.,
Engineer "l'm glad."
Senate 35 N. H. S. 2, 35 Golf
l, 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 35
Basketball l, 2.
Outstanding studentg a real
brain.
AGNES FARRELL
' 'Shorty' '
Teacher 'lGrasshoppers!"
Academe 35 N. l-l. S. 3.
Very efficient: determined.
GEORGE FICKEN WORTH
' ' Ranker' '
Carpenter
"You dcn't know, do you?"
Wrestling l, 25 Cross Country 3.
A Yankee fan with an eye
for women.
JANET ERICKSON
"Jan"
Nurse "Thats great."
Orchestra l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Cute and nice to know.
MARIE ESTER
' 'Shorty' '
Retailer "l'le's a good loef'
Distributive Education 3.
A friend to all5 sweet and
sincere.
JOANNE EVANOFF
. . Jan, ,
College "Holy Toledo!"
Y-Teens 35 Mimeo Shop 3.
A swell dancer and a great gal.
BARBARA FACCETTI
"Babs"
Beautician "Oh, brother!"
Chorus l, 25 Senate l5 YeTeens
l, 2, 35 Mimeo Shop 3.
Beautiful black hairg in-
terested in Ron.
VIRGINIA FAULKNER
"Ginny"
Retailer "Big deal."
Distributive Education 3.
Rather quiet: loves to read.
DIANE FIELD
..Di. .
Business ml-loly crow."
Chorus l5 Choir 2, 35 YfTeens
l, 2, 3.
Quiet and pleasantg every-
body's friend.
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ALBERT FINE
. .Abbyn
Business Manager
"Nisht ga-fer-lach."
Track 3.
Newcomer to Academyg nice
to be with.
SHIRLEY FOGLE
' 'Shirl' '
Army "How'd you figure?"
Seen with Donna and Pat:
full of fun.
YOLANQAV RACASSI
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Secretary "All right, already!"
Chorus 15 Choir 2, 35 Y-Teens
1, 2, 35 Cheerleading 2, 3.
Loads of rhythm.
BARBARA FREY
..Barb,.
Office worker
"Oh, for Pete's sake!"
Choir 1, 25 Red Cross 3.
Ouietg niceg a passion for
food.
DONNA GALLENSTEIN
"Donna"
Secretary
YfTeens l, 2, 3.
Likes to listen to popular
records: nice to be with.
SALLY GIBBENS
' 'Sal' '
College "No kiddin'."
Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, Senate 25
Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Cheerleading
2, 3.
Our Miss Academe.
JUDITH FISHER
"Rebel"
Fashion Designer "Ma'am?"
Senate 35 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Has great artistic abilityg a
southern belle.
ANTHONY FOSCO
"Tony"
Business "Don'tthink-know."
Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3.
Excels as a clarinet player.
JOSEPH FRANZ
"Joe' '
Coach "Mudachavel."
Football 1, 2, 3.
Tops as tackle of our foot-
ball team.
DOROTHY FURHMAN
..D0do,.
Housewife "Mother Hubbard."
Twirlers 1, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 35
Mimeo Shop 3.
Seen with Allang talkative.
MARY ALICE GAUSMAN
"Mary Alice"
"You know it, kid!"
Yfleens 3.
Expert dancer and piano
playerg piles of fun wherever
she is.
WILLIS GILL
"Will"
Archeologist "Ye gods."
Debating 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 3.
An outstanding debate mem-
ber.
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AUDREY GILLESPIE
..Dody,,
Medical technician "Why?"
Y-Teens 2, 3.
Likes swimming and ice
skating: always with Art.
BARBARA GLOTH
"Barb"
Nurse "You're not kidding."
N. H. S. 3.
Television fan : a good worker.
SALLY GORMAN
"Sal"
"l dcn't even care."
Likes bowling and swim-
ming: always seen with Will.
JEROME GOTT
..Jerry. ,
"You know it."
Glee Club 3.
Collects records and likes to
dance.
ADRIEL GRAHAM
liAde1!
Engineer "ls that right?"
Glee Club l5 Star 2, 35 N. H. S.
2, President 35 Football l, 2, 3.
Likes all sports: an in-
dividualist.
CAROL GRIESHOBER
' 'Carol' '
Secretary "Mmm, boyl'
1
Likes to listen to good music:
seen with Jane and Janet.
KERMIT GLEASON
' 'Kermie' '
Mechanic "Things are tough
all over."
Friendly to all: on the quiet
side.
CHARLOTTE GOODSON
"Buzzie"
Social worker "Real sharp."
Chorus l, 2, 35 Library Monitor 2.
Everybody's friend: full of
the devil.
JOHN GORN DT
"Johnny"
Engineer
"Dig that crazy man!"
Football lg Wrestling 2, 35 Track
2, 35 Monitor 3.
Ouiet, well rounded person-
alityg sports enthusiast.
LEONA GRACZYK
"Lee"
Telephone Operator
"Very good."
Chorus l5 Y-Teens 25 Distributive
Education 3.
Full of fun.
DONNA GRAHAM
"Donnie"
Secretary "Oh, my goodness."
Ambitious and always willing
to help: likes to sew.
DONNA GROSS
..Gaga,.
Housewife "Blast it!"
Y-Teens lg Distributive Educa-
tion 3.
This lucky girl has been to
Europe: nice personality.
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EDWARD GROSSMAN
..Ed,.
Lawyer "Ich chob dir."
Debating 2, 35 Wrestling 1.
Likes wrestling and bowling.
ALLEN GUNNER
..Gug..
nlumping lehosaphatf'
Football l, 2, 3, Track lg Basket-
ball l.
Going into business with
his father.
JAMES GWINN
..Jim,.
College bound
"You're full of beans."
Choir l, 2, Senate l, 2, Football
l, 3.
Nice to know: cliligentg tal-
ented artist.
DONALD HAENER
' 'Donnie' '
Government Worker
"Mm, boy l ' '
Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3.
A top trumpet player.
WILLIAM HANNA
"Willie"
Navy "What do
you want, egg in your beer?"
Likes to hunt.
HUBERT HAWKINS
..Pogo,,
Navy "Speak right up."
Stage Crew 2, 3.
Enjoys watching T. V.: en-
gaged to Mary Lou.
MARLENE GUILFORD
"Buddy"
Westward bound "You're all
wet."
Y-Teens 3.
Sportsmindedg a salesclerk at
Grant 's .
JOAN GUNTHER
HJC.,
"I bet."
Y-Teens 2.
Loves to dance.
LEE HALE
HI-lee.,
College "22"
Senate lg N. H. S. 2, 35 Debating
35 Stage Crew 2, 3.
Sports enthusiast.
RONALD HAENER
..Ron,.
Band l, 2, 3.
A music lover: college-bound.
WILLIAM HASSEL
"Hass"
Farmer "Good day."
Band Color Guard 2.
Builds model airplanes.
JACOUELINE HAWKINS
"Jackie"
Housewife "Don't be catty,
dear!"
Left school to be marriedg
sweet.
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J EANNE HEASLEY
"Jeannie"
Stenographer "You know it."
Senate 25 Y-Teens 3.
Easy to get along with.
BARBARA HELD
..Barb. .
Secretary "Gee whiz."
N. H. S. 2, 3.
True friendg a loyal Acade-
myite.
MARJORIE HERMAN
' ' Margie' '
Women's Air Force
"You think so, huh?"
Seen with Jerry.
JAMES HILBERT
"Jim"
Engineer "Certainly"
Stage Crew 2, 3.
Likes to tinker with cars.
JAMES HILLS
"Hills"
Navy
"Pow, right in the kisser."
Stage Crew 2, 3.
A willing worker: witty: a hot
rod: a nice person to know.
SUSAN HIRT
' 'Sues' '
College bound
"lmmer slimmerf'
Choir 35 N. H. S. 2, 35 Y-Teens
l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3.
Attended All-State orchestra
as flutistg always laughing.
SUZANNE HEDDERICK
"Slim"
Christian Work "Htl"
Interested in Bible study:
taking a business course.
JAMES HERMANN
"Jim"
Government Worker
Stage 2, 3.
Seen with Jo 5 enjoys hunting.
BEVERLY HEVNER
"Bev"
Business "How are you?"
Twirlers l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Cute and peppy.
HELENA HILL
' 'Helena' '
Nurse "How 'bout that?"
Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens l.
Attended A11-State Orchestra
as a violist.
WILMA HILT
' 'Willie' '
Medical Secretary "Quiet!"
YfTeens l.
Oh, those big brown eyes!
RICHARD HOLBY
..Hobo,,
G. E. Apprentice School
Swimming l, 2, 35 Water Polo
1, 2, 3.
An expert swimmer.
CHARLOTTE
HOLDSWORTH
"Char"
Telephone Operator
Y-Teens 25 Distributive Edu-
cation 3.
Detests big shots.
JAMES HORNE
"Jim"
Air Force
"No kidding, Arch."
Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3.
Loves to sing.
JOSEPH HUBERT
. Skippy. ,
Business
"Sober up, you yokelf'
Band 35 Stage Crew l, 2, 3.
Likes marching: interested
in sports.
MARY ILLIG
"Mare"
Secretary "You know it."
Chorus 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Likes ice skating and swim-
ming.
MARY ANN JACKSON
"Jacks"
College
'lle ne comprends pas.
Choir 2, 35 Senate l, 35 Orchestra
15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Academe 3.
Passion for tuna fishy super
salesman for Trasks.
ALICE JURGENS
HAI.,
"Don't pop your corpusclesf'
Pleasant and easy going: seen
with Mary and Clara.
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WILLIAM HOLLY
' 'Wild Bill' '
Mechanical Engineer "Check
that."
Orchestra 1, 2, 3.
Likes to hunt and fishg a
good musician.
MARY ANN HUBBARD
"Mary"
Secretary "How about that?"
Y-Teens 2, 35 Academe 3.
Sweet and sincere.
WILLARD HUMPHREYS
' 'Will' '
Salesman
Likes music: always with Sal-
lyg never without an answer.
GERALDENE IZBICKI
' 'Jerry"
"Oh!"
Secretary
Her pastimes are driving and
working.
JAY JENKINS
"Jenks"
College "Too bad!"
Orchestra 15 Football 2, 35 Track
25 N. H. S. 3.
All-American boyg a friendly
smile for all.
MARIAN J OBCZYNSKI
"Sugar Plum"
Medical Secretary "Oh, great!"
Y-Teens 3.
Buying things for her hope
chest is no effort at all.
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LOCE JONES
npige.,
Navy "Whatcha say, boy?"
Football l, 2, 3.
Ouiet: athletic: always with
Willie.
YVONNE JOHNSON
"Johnnie"
Housewife "Hunley doryf'
Y-Teens 23 Twirlers l, 2.
One of our engaged lasses:
adorable.
HARVEY KEESER
"Jarvis"
"Happy days."
Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3.
Can really blow his horn:
will study music at Bucknell
University.
GORDON KENNEDY
"Nodge-podge"
Anthropologist
Band l, 2, 37 Stage Crew 35
Photographer 3.
Winner of the Pennsylvania
Week Contest: leader of the
band: class wit.
SHIRLEY KENT
"Shirl"
Secretary "l'm not going to
worry about it."
Y-Teens 2, 3: Academe 2, 35
N. H. S. 3.
Nice personality: sincere: a
smile for everyone.
SHIRLEY KEPHART
"Shi:-1"
Nurse "I almost died!"
Choir 2, 35 Twirler l, 2, 35 Y-
Teens l, 2, 3.
Takes pleasure in painting:
lots of fun.
SHIRLEY JOHNSON
' 'Snooks"
Secretary "Man, that's real
crazy."
Seen but seldom heard: her
best friends are Marian and
Yvonne.
MARY ANN KALISTA
' 'Kelly' '
Nurse "Uhuh"
Interested in sewing and
ceramics : has a beautiful
voice .
DOLORES KELLY
. . Doe. .
Business "Oh, darn!"
Twirlers l, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
Likes to sew: seen with Linc.
KENNETH KENT
ssxenu
Civil Engineer
"How you doing?"
Band l, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3.
On the quiet side: likes to
go hunting.
JEAN KEMPF
"Jeanne' '
Nurse "Allo."
Chorus l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3:
Library Monitor 15 Mimeo shop 3.
Tops in everything: every-
body's friend.
CAROL KILGORSKI
"Carol"
Secretary "Down, boy!"
Twirlers 1, 25 Chorus lg Y-Teens
l, 2, 3: Mimeo shop 2, 3.
Collects traffic tickets: loads
of fun to be with.
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DUANE KING
..Bud..
Radio Work "Holy Cow!"
Building model airplanes is
his hobbyg always sincere.
JOAN KLEMM
"Clem"
Secretary "You know it!"
Y-Teens 2, 35 Library Monitor 3.
Always seen at the Y dances:
tons of fun.
DAVID KLINKHAMER
' 'Klink' '
College "Must you?"
Senate 3.
Always has an answerg takes
life easy.
JACOUELINE KOCH
"Jackie"
Office Worker "Oh, shoot!"
Library Monitor 2, 3.
Ardent T. V. fan: congenial.
SHIRLEY KORN
"Shirl"
Housewife
"Oh, for Pete's sake!"
Choir l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Great conversationalist.
CLARA KOWALSKI
"Binkie"
Office Worker "All righty."
Y-Teens 3.
Shy and petiteg collects ear-
rings.
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ESTHER KISSELL
"Pee Wee"
Commercial artist "Egadl"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Quite the artistg petite
blonde.
WALBURGA KLETT
"Wally"
Secretary "lust for chuckles."
Academe 3.
Conscientiousg petite and
pretty.
PETER KLOMP
"Pete"
Public Relations "Keep cool."
Treasurer of Senate 25 President
of Senate 3.
Most Valuable Player Award
in Baseball, l95Z.
MARY ANN KOPER
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"You know."
Chorus l, 25 Y'Teens l, 2, 37
Library Monitor l, 25 Distributive
Education 3.
Secret ambition: to ride in
an airplane.
MARGARET KOSTOVICK
' 'Sparkles ' '
Business
"l give you a boo boo!"
Library Monitor 25 Mimeo Shop
25 Y-Teens 3.
T. V. fang fun to be with.
HELEN KRAJNIK
"Helen"
Nurse "Oh, no!"
Conscientiousg a faithful
friendg likes to sew.
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MARGARET
KROTOSZYNSKI
' 'Margie' '
Nurse "l'm glad."
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Enjoys playing a piano.
JUDITH KURTZ
"Judy"
College "C'est la vie!"
Y Teens l, 2, 35 Orchestral, 2, 35
N. H. S. 2, 35 Red Cross l.
Music enthusiast: diligent
worker.
BETTE LANGOWSKI
"Betts"
WAVE "You know it."
Chorus l, 25 Y-Teens l, 25
Distributive Education 3.
Likes to listen to Les Paul
records.
BERYL LEVOSKI
"Harry"
Coach
Senate l5 Orchestra l5 Football
l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35
Baseball l, 2, 3.
Always out for a good time:
strong on looks.
ROBERT LIEDEL
"Spider"
Business "Yee hee."
Baseball 2, 3.
Likes to read: lean and lanky:
cute and shy.
RICHARD LOFTUS
' 'Dick' '
Truck Driver "You know it."
Audio Visual Aids l, 2, 3.
Quiet and unassuming.
JOANNE KUNDLA
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Secretary "Gee whiz."
Choir 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35
Senate 2.
Has a beautiful voice: has a
friendly word for all.
WILMA LANDERS
..Wi11y,,
Airline Hostess "Oh, no."
Academe 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35
N. H. S. 2, 3.
We're glad to have her back:
everybody's friend.
CAROL LENNBERG
' 'Carol' '
Housewife "Why?"
Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
Plays the piano: wants to
raise a family.
JAMES LEWIS
' 'Lewie' '
Engineer "Yes, Kemo Sabayf'
Band l, 2, 35 N. H. S. 2, 35
Red Cross l, 3.
Witty: oh, those blue eyes!
VIRGINIA LIGHT
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College "Makes lite interesting."
Senate 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
Good sport: tickles the
ivories.
JANET LOESCH
"Janie"
Future housewife
"Oh, brother."
Chorus l, 25 Library Monitor 2, 3.
Enjoys bowling.
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ROBERTA ANN LUCORE
"Bobbie"
Nurse "That's my boy."
Chorus 1.
Chatterboxg always in a
hurry.
MAUREEN LYONS
"Irish"
Secretary "Come on now, don't
get funny."
Y-Teens 3.
Likes to dance.
NANCY MACK
. .Nana
Nurse "Thats jazzy!"
Y-Teens l, 2,,3.
Peppy and loads of fung
loves to take pictures.
MARY MAGEE
..Kitty,.
"Oh, for corn tlakesl"
Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 37 Distrif
butive Education 3.
Pretty smileg looking for-
ward to ' 'home-work. ' '
JAMES MARAMO
. Ziggy. ,
Chef "You rummyl'
Senate 2, 35 Red Cross 1, 2, 3
Cross Country 1.
Never a dull moment.
LYLE MARSH
' ' Marshi' '
College "Really now.'
Band 1, 2, 3, Photographer 1, 2, 3
A friend to all.
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THOMAS LYNE
' 'Dunker' '
Accountant "Hey, stupid."
Plans to join his father in
businessg very interested in
boat racing.
DALE MACKINTOSH
. .Da1e. .
Seen around town in his
Packard: a budding artist:
Dave and Carl's buddy.
WILLIAM MAEDER
' 'Bill' '
College "Sacre bleu!"
Stage Crew lp Football 3.
Man about town.
STELLA MALASZEK
"Red"
'1Biq deal!"
Distributive Education 3.
A good palg nice to know.
FLORENCE MARKIEWICZ
' 'Florence' '
Secretary "Oh, nuts."
Soon to be marriedg enjoys
T. V.
ROBERT MARSH
. . Bob. .
Business "Get out of here."
Red Cross 1, 2, 3.
Baseball enthusiastg collects
sports magazines.
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JUDY MARTIN
"Judy"
Newspaper Reporter
"Well now."
Senate l5 Star 2, 35 Cheerleader
l, 2, 35 YQTeens l, 2, 3.
Full of fun: pert.
DOROTHY McCORMICK
"Dodie"
Nursing "Gee whiz."
Chorus l, 2, 3.
Nice to know.
THERESA MEEHL
' 'Teri ' '
Retailing "Holy smoke!"
Distributive Education 35 Star 35
Y Teens l, 2, 3.
Individualist: on the quiet
side.
THEODORE MELZER
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Accountant "Hey"
Band l, 25 Glee Club 2.
Enjoys camping: a sincere
friend.
MARIAN MIGDAL
"Poodle"
Airline Hostess
"Oh my heavens!"
Likes to dance, read. and sew.
CARL MILEWSKI
"Carl"
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Loves to trip the light fan-
tastic: nice to everyone.
LINDA McCAIN
..Lindy..
College "Well, what can you
do?"
Y-Teens 2, 35 Academe 3.
College-bound: peppy.
RITA McCRILLIS
"Stinky"
Secretary "Gee whiz!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Enjoys reading.
JUDITH MELZER
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Secretary "Um, boy, you're a
dandy."
Y-Teens l, 2, 3. '
Loves to do the Charleston:
her heart is in the Navy.
EVELYN MICHALAK
uEven
Nurse "Oh, yeah?"
Likes to bowl and dance:
friendly manner.
JOAN MILINSKI
HJC. ,
Secretary "Gee whiz."
Likes to read: has a friendly
but quiet manner.
BARBARA MILLER
..Barb..
Secretary "Oh yeah?"
Twirler l, 25 Chorus 1: Y-Teens
1, 2, 3.
J im's shining star.
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DONNA MILLER
"Donnie' '
Medical Secretary "Are you
with me?"
Choir 1, 2, 35 Senate 35 Y-Teens
l, 2, 3.
Collects hit records.
JAMES MOORE
f -Jazzyn
College "See you later, alli-
gator."
Swimming l, 2, 35 Water Polo
l, 2, 35 Track l, 2.
All around good kidg speed
demon.
RICHARD W. MOORE
. .Mod .
Lawyer "Hi, dad!"
Band l, 2, 3.
Knows the score of what's
going ong has a crazy car.
JESSIE MOUNTAIN
"Jessie"
Office Work "My gosh!"
Senate 25 Library Monitor 3.
Attractive appearance and
personalityg quiet.
BETTY MUMFORD
"Butch"
Secretary "Holy cow."
Y-Teens 2, 3.
Likes to listen to records.
JOYCE NELSON
HJC..
Secretary
"You're a ding dong."
Dislikes conceited boysg de-
lights in television.
ANN MONTAGNA
..Monty,,
Stenographer
"Are you really!"
Y-Teens l, 3.
Enjoys playing the piano:
annoyed by loud girls.
RICHARD A. MOORE
' 'Dick' '
College bound
Senate l, 25 N. H. S. 2, 35 Football
l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3.
Lots of fun 5 popular 5 friendly.
THOMAS MORSE
"Moose"
Teacher "Whoops"
Choir l5 Red Cross 1, 2, 3.
Loves horsesg well-trained
eye for the women.
HARLENE MULVEN
' ' Harlene' '
Clerk t'Holy cow!"
Distributive Education 3.
An ambitious working girl.
NANCY NEGLEY
..Neg.,
Secretary "Don't let it throw
you."
Star 2, 35 Yffeens l, 2, 35 Senate
35 Treasurer 3.
Lovable lassieg a chatterbox.
PATRICIA ANN
NEWCOMER
..Pat, ,
Housewife
Distributive Education 3.
Received honor certificate for
excellence in Latin.
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LOUIS NICHILO
' 'Ace' '
Work "Boy, what 5 beauty!"
Carolyn's ideal: always will-
ing to give someone a lift in
his car.
TEMPLE NORMAN
. .Tipph-3. .
Designer 'iOh, no!"
Gentle disposition: always
happy with a good book.
ESTHER OLGIN
MESH
College
Chorus l5 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Never a dull momentg what
a laugh.
DOLORES OWENS
"Dorie"
Typist "Don't know, do you?"
Chorus l, 2, 35 Library Monitor 3.
Likes to write letters.
BARBARA PARLETTE
..Barb,.
College "Holy cow."
Choir l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
A piano whiz and a great
conversationalist.
LYNN PERRY
"Dutch"
Secretary "l'll sail my ship
alone."
Star 25 Y-Teens 35 Cheerleaders
2, 35 N. H. S. 3.
Full of pep and fun.
FLORENCE NICOL
"Floss"
Secretary "My goshl"
Choir l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35
Red Cross 2.
Wittyg fun to be with.
JANET OBENREDER
"Jan"
Stenographer "By the Holy
George!"
Chorus 25 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Quiet and sincere.
ARLENE ORRIS
..Lee.,
Housewife "Honey."
Chorus 25 Senate l, 35 Debating
2, 3.
President of the Debate Club 5
one of our engaged lasses.
JOAN PACE
"Jeanie"
Bookkeeper "Oh, tor Pete-'s
sake!"
Y-Teens 3.
Likes to go with Paulg the
quiet type.
THOMAS PATTON
' 'Tom' '
"You're buggy."
Always with Don and Jackg
likes to tinker with his car.
PATRICIA PERRY
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Nurse "Oh, poot!"
Y-Teens 2, 35 Library Monitor 3.
Efficient miss.
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SALLYANN PHILLIPS
"Rebel"
"Let's get through to it."
Collects dolls: enjoys writing
novels.
FRANK PLUTA
"Pluto"
"Hi doll!"
A Frankie Lane fan: loves
the girls.
BARBARA OUIRK
. .Quey, .
WAF "Holy horsefeathers!"
Enjoys sewing g a new student
at Academy.
JUDITH ANN REED
"Judie"
Nurse "What a riot!"
Y Teens 2, 3.
Cute as a button.
DONNA REYN AUD
' 'Donnie' '
"You know it."
Y-Teens 3.
Likes to dance: seen with
Janet and Jane.
DONALD RHODES
"Buck"
Agriculture "Real deal."
Glee Club lg Audio Visual Aids 2.
Gets a kick out of lifeg nice
looking.
CAROL PIERCE
' ' Preacher' '
Secretary "Ole Shoe."
Chorus l, 2, 35 Senate 27 Y-
Teens l, 2, 3.
A very conscientious miss.
JOHN PONSFORD
"Jack"
"Your ears overlap!"
Often with Tom, Don and
Dick: another hot rod fan.
RICHARD RASTATTER
' 'Rat' '
Industrial Worker "Oh, no!"
Cross Country 2, 3, Track 2, 3.
Irresistible smile: stalwart of
the cross country team.
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JAMES REES
Reesie
College "Lebe wohl.
Mischievous smileg a photo-
graphy bug.
BARBARA REYNDERS
"Babs"
College "What a riot!"
Choir 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, Office
monitor 3.
Likes to swim and play
tennis.
DAVID RICHARDSON
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Electrical Engineer
Band 1, 2, 3, N. H. S. 2, 3.
A sparkling smile.
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THOMAS RITTER
..Tex. ,
"'l'hat's the cat's meow."
Glee Club 35 Cheerleaders 2, 3.
Has a lot of pep.
JAMES ROBERTS
...razn
College "Hello, deh."
Choir 37 Senate lp Audio Visual
Aids l.
A very nice person to know:
interested in sports cars.
EVELYN ROBINSON
. .Ev. 1
Chorus l, 2, 3.
Outstanding in athletics:
ardent fan of Cleveland
Indians.
MARY ALICE ROBINSON
' 'Sister' '
College "Crummy!"
Enjoys knitting and cro-
cheting.
BARBARA ROHRER
"Barb"
Stenographer "Oh, brother!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Quiet and industrious: in-
telligent.
ANNE SAKULICH
"Anne"
Secretary "Gee whiz"!
YfTeens l, 2, 3.
Impish and intelligent: likes
to bowl, dance and listen to
records.
JOANNA ROBB
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Librarian "Thats no joke."
N. H. S. 2, 37 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Pleasant and friendly.
CAROL ROBINSON
"Cz-xrol' '
Work I "Holy cow!"
Chorus l, 2, 3.
Interested in intra-mural
sports: quiet.
KAY ROBINSON
..Kay..
Retailer "Oh, that's smooth."
Star 35 Y-Teens 2, 3.
Pleasant and serene.
MICHAEL ROCCO
..Roc,.
College "Play it cool."
Golf Team l, 2, 3.
Terrific golfer.
GRACE ROUSE
"Grace"
Office work
"l thought you was a bug."
Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Office Moni-
tor 2, 3.
Sews a fine seam: a hot-
rodder: quiet.
BEVERLY SALCHOW
' 'Bev' '
lournalist "Dear heart."
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Collects post card souvenirs:
quite an athlete.
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EVELYN SALMAN
' 'Eve ' '
Office Worker "Think you're
funny, honey?"
Chorus 15 Choir 2, 35 Senate 35
YfTeens 1, 2, 35 Cheerleaders
1, 2, 3.
Pull of pep.
GERALD SANDELSTEIN
. .Jerri ,
College "What say there?"
Band l, 2, 3.
Takes life easy: enjoys popu-
lar music.
JANET SAWICKI
' 'Jann
Teacher "For heaven's sake!"
Library Monitor 1, 2.
Conscientious: sure to suc-
ceed.
JEAN SCALZITTI
..Jean,.
Medical Assistant
"Gee, l'll say!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Loves to swim: takes things
seriously: quiet and likeable.
MARGARET SCHAAF
..Marg, ,
Secretary "Huh?"
Star 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35
N. H. S. 3.
Friendly: a pleasant per-
sonality.
MARY ANN SCHANZ
' 'Twin' '
WAC "You phoney, you!"
Outstanding in athletics:
Carolyn's other half.
DOLORES SAMILIO
..Dee,,
Work "Can I borrow some
money?"
Twirlers 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35
Office Monitor 3.
Stylish hair-do: always a lot
of fun.
J OHAN NA SATKOWSKI
MJD.,
Nurse
Y-Teens 2.
Eager to help: friendly dis-
position.
PATRICIA SAWICKI
Hpat.,
Stenographer "Sugar"
Cheerful: lots of fun: friend-
ly smile.
GERALDINE SCASSON
. . Gerry. .
"My goodness!"
Seen with Rose and Marion:
rather quiet with a pleasant
smile.
CAROLYN SCHANZ
' 'Twin ' '
WAVE "You don't say."
Outstanding in sports: Mary
Ann's other half.
GEORGE SCHNEIDER
' 'Poncho' '
College "You know so well 1
don'i play."
Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3.
Full of fun: a regular sharp-
shooter.
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JAMES SCHROEDER
' 'Spaghetti ' '
Sign Painter
"And away we go!"
Choir 3.
Has an eagle eye for women:
artistic.
SALLY SCHUSTER
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Secretary
Choir l, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Often seen with Tony: has
beautiful big blue eyes.
LAWRENCE SCHWINDT
"Lutch"
Plumber
"Don't monk around."
Audio Visual Aids l, 2.
Car enthusiast: always with
his gang.
DONALD SHAFFER
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Work
Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3.
Plays a smooth trumpet:
music rates high with him.
ALICE SEIB
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Factory Worker "Oh, nuts!"
Merchandising 3.
Pleasant disposition: fun to
be with.
MARY MARGARET
SEXAUER
..Marg.-
Secretary "For corn stakes!"
Y-Teens 2, 3.
Cute: sincere and quiet.
LOWELL SCHUMAKER
"Lowish"
Technician "What do you say?"
Choir 37 Cvlee Club 2, 3.
Really a hit in the class play.
SHELDON SCHWARTZ
uMaxn
College
"Whats a matter with you?"
Crlee Club 35 Senate lg Tennis 2.
Great big bundle of joy: often
heard and seen.
JOANNE SCOTT
. .Joi .
Obstetrician "Tricky, huh?"
Likes to read and play the
piano: does a great deal of
church work.
LILY SHALLENBERGER
' ' Gramma' '
Fashion Illustrator
"Holy corns!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Distributive
Education 3.
Record fan.
JOAN SEIB
' 'Tootie' '
Retail work i'l'll bet!"
Orchestra lg Y-Teens 2.
Collects souvenirs and likes
to write letters.
MARILYN SEYLER
' 'Mickey' '
Secretary "Oh, but natchl"
Y-Teens 3.
Pretty blonde hair: calm and
collected.
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FRAYDA SHAPIRO
' 'Freddie'
"What can l do, you've got the
gun!"
Y-Teens 1.
Enjoys good musicg sincere
and thoughtful.
MARIE SHAPPELL
' 'Blue Eyes' '
"Oh, pickles!"
Star 2, 35 Y-Teens 2.
Clerking
Lovable and sweetg enjoys
good books.
JAMES SHAW
..Jim-,
Salesman "You said it."
Why teachers should get
more pay: likes a good joke:
a true pal.
JOAN SHURWIN
. .Jo. .
College "Where you going?"
Chorus lg Y-Teens l, 35 Mer-
chandising 3.
Sal1y's pal: nice dresser.
PATRICIA SHUTTS
..Pat,.
Secretary "Oh, no, not that!"
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Dancing feetg talkative and
mischievousg friendly.
ANTHONY SKRUTSKY
HTOHY.,
Mechanic
"l'm only doing seventy."
A regular hot rod.
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JOSEPH SHAPPELL
' 'J oe ' '
"You know."
Photographers 2.
On the quiet side: a true
friend.
ALLAN SHAW
' 'Reverend' '
Salesman 'lLet's go."
Glee Club 2, Merchandising 3.
Makes miniature carsg a hot
rod fan: Seen but seldom
heard.
GORDON SHAY
..Ace..
College
Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 35
Track l, 2, 3.
Tops in everything he at-
temptsg terrific personality.
MARY ANN SHURRAGER
"Sis"
Secretary "Honest to Pete!"
A baseball fan: sunny dis-
position: her pet peeve is
homework.
NANCY JANE SIMS
..Nan,,
Nurse Hlmmer schlimmer!"
Choir 3, Yffeens l, 2, 3.
Thoughtful: a busy bee.
MARJORIE SMITH
"Margie"
College "How about that!"
Y-Teens l, 3.
Likes horseback riding, read-
ing and hiking: petite and
sweet.
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MARGARET SMITH
Mpeg..
College "Yeah, yeah."
Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Academe 2,
Co editor 3.
Aims to be a social workerg
has a firm opinion about
everything.
DIXIE SNAUFFER
.. Dix.,
Secrelary "How 'bout thai?"
Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
Always had something to say
V-especially in class.
ANNA SPOR
"Anna"
Secretary "l'll see you."
Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Star 3.
Always with Marge and Jean.
RUSSELL STITZINGER
..Ace.,
Cas Shovel Driver
"You know it."
Track 1.
Reservedq likes to work on
his '47 Ford.
MAY STRONG
"Mazie"
Secretary "You bungledf'
Chorus 1, 35 Debating 2.
Flirtatiousg many lovely
clothes.
MARJORIE SULEWSKI
' 'Margie' '
Medical Technician
"Holy buckets."
Y-Teens 3.
Has a cute poodle-cutg lo-
quacious.
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PATRICIA SMITH
..Pat,,
"You like?"
Chorus 1, 2, 3.
Good hearted and amiableg
her ambition is to be a
success.
MARILYN SNEIDERMAN
..Red,1
College "May l have the car?"
Senate 25 N. H. S. 2, 35 Y-Teens
1, 2, 3, Academe 3.
Oh, that red hair! mischie-
vous: always cheerful.
JANE STASENKO
"Janie"
Secreiary "1-lot cindersln
Loves to dance and swim:
often seen with Doris, Janet
and Carol.
MARY ANN STRIEDER
..SiS,.
Office Work
"You only think so."
Interested in peopleg quiet
and thoughtful.
DOROTHY SUCHY
' 'Dot' '
Office Work "Hi, doll!"
Loves to dance: often seen
with Janet and Rosanna.
PATRICK SULLIVAN
npat.,
Electrical Engineer
"Never had it so good."
Siage Crew 2.
Tinkers with carsg one of
George T's boys.
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RAYMOND SONNENBERG
Ustar.,
"lf you have ii, why fight ii?"
Water Polo l, 25 Swimming l, 2.
A friend to allg interested in
hot rods.
CHARLES SWEENEY
"Chuck"
"Drop dead."
Band 2, 3, Audio Visual Aids 2, 3.
Always tinkering with cars at
the gas station.
AUDREY SWIFT
' 'Audrey' '
Nurse "Oh, hi ya!"
Senate 35 Y-Teens 3.
Intelligent and serious about
school work.
JOHN TARR
ssnuffysl
Engineer "Oh, yeah?"
Tennis 2.
Has wavy hairg quiet and
pleasant.
SALLY THOMPSON
llsalli
Business "What cha doing?"
Chorus 37 Y-Teens 3.
One of our engaged gals.
BLAINE TRAPHAGEN
"Blaine"
Work "Save your money."
Choir l, 2, 3.
His voice is an inspiration to
the Choirg conscientious and
quiet.
CAROL SUTCH
"Gee-Gee"
College "Come again?"
Chorus lg Choir 25 YvTeens l.
Hurries home from school to
keep house for her husband.
JANET SWENSON
"Jannie"
College "Oh, my word!"
Y-Teens l, 3.
Activeg full of fun.
MONICA SZYMANOWSKI
' ' George' '
Secreiary "Hot Burdingif'
Chorus 1, Choir 2, 35 Y-Teens 3.
Pleasantg beautiful soprano
voice.
RICHARD THAYER
' 'Dick' '
"You know it."
Enjoys riding his horseg a
farm boyg junior hot-rodder.
RALPH TODD
..Ralph,.
Joined the Navy in his Senior
year 3 quiet and seldom heard.
MARJORIE ANN TRAPP
"Margie"
Housewife "Now."
Chorus 1.
One of our engaged lassesg
has a friendly word for all.
ROSE MARIE TRAPP
' 'Rose' '
Secretary "Hey, doll!"
Y-Teens 3.
Likes to be with Walt: col-
lects salt and pepper shakers.
ALBERT TROTT
..Buck..
Truck Driver "Hoop de do."
Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 35
Basketball 1.
Oh, those shoulders!
LILYAN TURIE
liLi1ll
"Oh, my heavenly days!"
Mimeo Shop 3.
Plays softball with the Ara-
rats: quite the athlete.
MARY LOU URCH
"Aunt Lou"
Housewife "Hang yourself to
the nearest tree."
Library Monitor 1, 2, 3.
Quiet: always seen with Hu-
bert: another of our engaged
gals.
LIBRA VENTURA
UI-'een
Secretary "You know it."
Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.
Always writing letters to
Chris: has a lot of vitality.
GEORGIA VOGEL
' 'George' '
Nurse "You said it."
Senate 35 Y-Teens 35 Library
Monitor 25 Academe 35 N. H. S. 3.
Full of fun and always happy.
THEODORE TREIBER
i ureddya 9
Medicine "How about that?"
Baseball 2, 35 Water Polo 3.
Likes to drive and to play
baseball.
DIANE TURNER
..Di..
College "1inkies."
Senate 15 Vice president 25 Or-
chestra 1, 25 N. H. S. 35 Y-Teens
1, 25 President 3, Academe 3.
Full of vim, vigor, and
vitality: sweet and sincere.
JANET ULRICH
' 'Jannie"
Housewife "You know it."
Y-Teens 1, 2.
Loves to dance: nice to be
with: likeable lassie.
HELEN VAN DYKE
..He1..
Housewife "Oh, gee."
Y-Teens 3.
Always seen with Eileen and
Marian: full of fun.
ARTHUR VETTER
..Art..
Radio Electronics "Aw, nuts!"
Orchestra 1, 2, 3.
Received a key award for Or-
chestra: quiet, but friendly.
SALLY VOGEL
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Office Worker "Play it cool,
brother."
Senate 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35
Library Monitor 1, 2.
Did a lot of work for the class
prom: seen at St. Mary's
dances.
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HARRY VOLGEL
..Harry..
Engineer ' "Dori't think-knowl'
N. H. S. 3.
Expert cellist: a sure success
in all he does.
ROBERT WALKER
. . Bob. .
College "You phoney!"
Football 2, 3: Wrestling 3.
Quiet and shy: a nice addi-
tion to our wrestling squad.
LOIS WARATUKE
' 'Lois"
Secretary "What the heck!"
Y-Teens lg Mimeo Shop 3.
Bright smile for everyone.
GORDON WARREN
' 'Goz-die"
Work "I didn't feel a thing."
Football 1.
Ladies' man: why teachers
should get more pay.
BARBARA WATSON
I iBarb! I
Medical Secretary
"We all have to go sometime."
Senate l: Y-Teens l, 3.
Has a smile that lingers.
ANN WEBER
llRedl I
Nurse
"Nice day if it doesn't rain,"
Y-Teens 3.
Always seen with Tootsie:
friendly smile for all.
CARL WAGNER
"Carl"
Navy
Friendly smile: sincere: likes
to argue.
RALPH WALTER, JR.
"Ralph"
Minister "True."
Glee Club 3: Senate 2, 35 Star 2:
Academe 3: N. H. S. 3.
President of our class: always
pleasant.
RONALD WARD
"wink-'
Musician "Watch out for those
Mack trucks."
Neat dresser: always seen
with Pat and Oce.
CONRAD WASHEK
Hcon.,
Electrical Engineer
Tennis 2.
A little on the shy side: al-
ways tinkering with his car.
ROGER WATSON
"String Bean"
Shop Work "All right already."
Audio Visual Aids l, 2.
Hot rods around town: likes
to bowl.
ROSANN WEHAN
' 'Rosann' '
Housewife
"Yeah, but, you know!"
Seen but seldom heard:
chums around with Janet
and Dot.
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DONALD WERLING
"Red "
Drug Business
"Thats just George!"
Choir 2, 37 Stage Crew 2.
Likes to talk: collects old
coins.
ROSEMARIE WHIPPLE
"Tootsie"
Housewife
"You do it your way."
Enjoys girls' sports pro-
grams: seen with Ann and
Mary Ann.
EILEEN WISNIEWSKI
..Ei..
Secretary "How you be?"
Chorus l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 37
Mimeo Shop 3.
Is always talking on the
telephone: big joker.
SHIRLEY WOECKENER
"Shir1"
Housewife "Yipes!"
Y-Teens l.
Friendly smile for everyone.
JACKSON WOLFF
' 'Wolffie' '
Retail Business "Holy smorqase
bord!"
Glee Club l.
Ouite a wit: good dancer:
proud possessor of a "49"
Ford.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
"Bill"
Banker "Who asked you?"
Happy-go-lucky: works in
the Bank of Erie.
ELEANOR WERTZ
"Irish"
Housewife "Oh, fiddle!"
Choir l, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 3.
One of our engaged gals: a
lovely voice and a pleasant
disposition.
PATRICIA WHITE
' 'Patti' '
Secretary "lt just doesn't look
right."
Y-Teens l.
Has beautiful black hair and
a pleasant disposition.
CAROL WOECKENER
s sweckyu 1
..Mdnl..
Twirlers l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3.
Tops at twirling a baton: has
a flashy smile.
JANET WOLF
"Jan"
Secretary "Explain it."
Twirlers l, 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Very neat dresser: always
seen with "Ace. ' '
COLEEN WOODRING
"Colie"
"Why sure!"
Distributive Education 3.
Always seen with Shirley and
Sue: smile for everyone.
ILEAN WROBEL
' 'Blonden
Housewife "Holy cow."
Distribuiive Education 3.
Friendly disposition and nice
smile.
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DAVID WURST
"Dave"
Merchandising "Lets eat!"
Band 1, 2, 3.
Likes the out of doorsg plans
to work for his father.
POLLY YAPLE
npouy.,
Christian Work
"l'm convinced."
Y-Teens 1, 25 Debate 3.
An avid fiddlerg cheerful.
ROBERT YEAGER
' 'Bob' '
College "Oh, come on!"
Senate l.
A tall lanky seniorg a sports-
man.
PAUL ZELTZER
' 'Alki' '
College "ls that a tact?"
A pal to everyoneg likes to
work with cars.
MAUREEN ZIELINSKI
"Maureen"
Christian Work "Yeah, it is."
Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens l.
Great hit as maid in class
play: quiet and friendly.
CAROL ZIPPERLE
llzip!!
X-ray Technician
"Honest to lohnl'
Chorus 15 Star 2, 35 N. H. S. 2, 3.
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Another engaged lassg always
ready to help.
MARION YAPLE
..Mar,.
Secretary "Oh, golly!"
Chorus l, 2, 3.
Always seen with Eileen and
Heleng quiet but friendly:
nice to know.
SUSAN YARTZ
"Sues"
Teaching "Not too red hot."
Orchestra l, 25 N. H. S. 2, 35 Y-
Teens 1, 2, 35 Senate 1, 2, Vice
President 35 Academe 2, Co-
Editor 3.
Nonchalantg sequipedalian-
istg personality plus.
JOYCE ZAUNEGGER
HJOYCSH
Housewife "Let's go."
Distributive Education 3.
One of our engaged gals.
CAROL ZIEGENHINE
"Carol"
Bookkeeper "Man, oh, man!"
Chorus 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Appreciates co-operative
people.
RAY ZIMMER
..Arch..
Milkman "Hi, Babe!"
Band l, 2, 3.
Always seen with Eveg well
liked by all.
JUDITH STEBELL
..Judy,,
Lawyer "Where is he, Lois?"
Twirlers l, 25 Orchestra l, 2, 35
Y-Teens l, 2, 3.
Trim and attractive.
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1. Best-looking: Sally Gibbens, Donald Rhodes: 2. Most likely to succeed: Barbara Blake,
lames Faber: 3. Wiitiest: Barbara Reynders, Gordon Kennedy: 4. Biggest tlirts: Shirley
Kephart, Burt Eulianog 5. Nicest builds: Dolores Kelly, William Baker: 6. Cutest couple:
Barbara Miller, larnes Gwinn: 7. Best athletes: Lillian Turie, Gordon Shay: 8. Nicest
personalities: Diane Turner, lon Buzzard: 9. Shyest: Wendy Baker, Ralph Walter: 10.
Most studious: ludith Kurtz, Harry Volgel: 11. Best dancers: Mary Alice Gausman,
George Schneider.
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, INFORMALS
I. "We won!"-D. Brown, S. Brown, l. Buzzard, R. Cooper, T. Treiber, l. Moore, R. Holby. 2. "I want to see tool" - G. Ficken
worth, D. Klinkhamer, S. Brosnin. 3. "One for you and one for rne"fV. Fracassi, S. Gibbens, F. Nicol, S. Korn, N. Baker, D
Field. 4. "Out of bounds!"WP. White, B. Watson. 5. and 6. "Before and after"-S. Achille. 7. "1 will hug it and - Y -"- M
Smith. 8. "Sweet and petite,"-C. Zipperle. 9. "Buddies"-M. Andrus, A. Caracciolo. 10. "Mountaineers"-M. Sneiderman
S. Hirt, M. A. lackson. 11. "Up on the roottop"fK. Robinson. 12. "Miss Taptoe"-M. Schaat's shoes. 13. "Child prodigy"Q
D. Moore. 14. 'Mr. and Mrs."-D. Miller, l. Trott. 15. "l washed it myself"-l. Shappell. 16, "Stairway to Paradise"-D. Field
D. Kelly, S. Schuster, M. Nichols, F. Nicol, G. Rouse, l. Martin. 17. "Wish you were here"kY. Fracassi, M. Migdal, D. Rastatter
S. Vogel. 18. "Surnmertime"- -M. Sneiderman. 19. "Dayclreaminq"-L. Buchner. 20. '1Lacly in white" --I. Stebell. 21. "Happy
New Year!"-C. Kilqorski. 22. "When old friends meet"-S. Schwartz, S. Brown. 23. "Sweet sixteen and never been - - -"-
D. Turner. 24. "School daze"-W. Klett. 25. "Slumberless party"-M. A. DeMarco, R. Dudenhoetfer, M. Andrus S. Achille
E. Wisneiwski. 26. "What a build!"-W. Baker. 2'I. "And so l says to him, l says"-G. Schneider. 28. "By the seal' --M. Shapl
pel. 29.."Lovely weather tor ducks?"-D. Gross. 30. "Hi there, cutie"-N. Negley. 31. "Oh happy day" --f-G. Vogel, B. Maeder.
32. Taking life easy"-R. Lucore, M. A. Hubbard. 33. "Cheesecake, junior style"-S. G-ibbens.
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The sudden and tragic death of "Butch" on August 28, 1952, stunned his classmates
and friends. When school started in the fall everyone felt his absence in the classrooms
and missed seeing him in the halls.
As we think of him, the first things we remember about 'lButch" are his rosy cheeks
and his retiring nature. Quiet, but sincere in manner, he was the idol of many.
We know that he will be in our hearts always, and wherever he is he'll be the star of
the team.
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Upper left: Spinelli leading off. Upper right: Klomp takes an easy one. Lower: Warm-up.
BASEBALL
ln a season of pitching duels the scrappy Academy nine captured second place during both seasonal
play and in the playoffs. The team couldn't quite get their hitting and pitching co-ordinated to defeat a
powerful Prep team: The stellar pitching staff was composed of Tom Anderson and Dutch Becker, while
Pete Klomp, Burt Euliano, and lack Laraway held up the heavy end of the hitting. For Pete's efforts at the
plate and his flawless play around first, he was presented with the "Most Valuable Player" award for the
1952 season.
Top Row: Tom Adams, Bob Leidel, Larry Gorenflo, George Becker, Stan Brown, lack Fisher, Walter Karsh, Ted Treiber, Burt Euli-
ano, A. Gunther, Bob Bloss, M. Wade. Bottom Row: P. Klomp, R. Palombi, B. Strauss, T, Anderson, R. Spinelli, B. Levosky, B.
Newsham, D. Melzer, l. Letcher, I. Laraway.
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Row 1: G. Shay, G. Schneider, D. Burger, G. Becker, l. Laraway, O. lones, R. A. Moore, l. Lombardo. Row Z: Coach M. Ferrare,
M. Rocco, E. Wright, R. Morrison, A. Graham, B. Euliano, G. Patsy, R. Senger, Mgr. l. Brown.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Gannon Auditorium was the scene of many thrilling encounters this basketball season. Whenever
Academy's scrappy five took the floor, a good contest was insured.
The team came out on top sixteen out of twenty-one games against very stiff competition. Four of the
losses were suffered in city series play, however, which ranked Academy third in the City and second in the
District lO contests.
Early in the season a pair of close ones was dropped to East and Tech. East edged us in overtime
while Tech had to fight off a tremendous last minute surge to come out on top. Later in the season the
Ferrare coached boys found their stride and rolled over both teams. Prep was responsible for the other
two losses as they swept through the city for the championship.
Outside of Erie the team's play left little to be desired. They conquered such powerhcuses as lames-
town, Ashtabula, Warren, and Dunkirk, while losing only one game to Oil City.
Lettermen for the year were Gordon Shay, George Schneider, George Becker, Oce lones, lack Lara-
Way, Len Lombardo, Don Burger, Dick Moore, and manager Stan Brown.
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Seated: D. Cardot, Pettiiifito, lr. Row 1: l. Wagner, T. Parker, D, Cooper, l. Moore, l. Buzzarcl, D. l-lclby, l. Larawtiy, N. Garpetii.
Row 2: Cwivti F. Pettiiifito, l. Taka-'h, l. lenkins, B. Baurngardner, l. Fisher, B. Koenig, B, Straus, l. Thcnias, Mgr. S, Brown.
SWIMMING
The Academy High swimmers under Coach Frank Pettinato accomplished a feat that has gone down
in the history of swimming at Academy. On February 5, l953, the Academy swimmers tied and almost
beat Strong Vincent's swimming team to break their 56 meet win streak. ln this meet two new records
were set. The l6O tree style relay record which has held up tor twenty some years was broken by lon
Buzzard, Richard l-lolby, lim "lazz" Moore, and Tack Laraway, They out through the water in the excellent
time of l:l9.l. lon Buzzard also set a new record in the lOO yard breast stroke event in the fast time of l:O6.6.
Qutstanding swimmers of the Academy Sea Lions were: Ton Buzzard, Richard Holby, lim Moore, Richard
Cooper, Ted Parker, with Nick Garpetti, lack Fisher, Robert Koenig, lohn Takach and Burtie Straus help-
ing along.
Left: Relay Record Smashers. Middle: l. Fisher. "On his mark," l. Buzzard. Right: "Another score," D. Cooper.
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First string line-up: E. Anderson, I. Moore, R. Cooper, l. Buzzard, R. Holby, D. Brown, Lefty D. Brown flipping one in, R. Cooper
blocking Iazz's toss, I. Buzzard winding up.
WATER POLO
A starvstudded band of Sea Lions annexed the second City Championship for Academy teams this
year as they plunged through all opposition and remained undefeated.
Throughout the entire, well-coordinated season's play, De Brown's skillful southpaw shots were a
valuable asset to our team. This asset provided a great obstacle for the fighting opposition to try to curb.
lt seemed that tragedy struck the Hilltoppers as the deep and shallow end goalie, Ted Treiber, broke
his collarbone and the load fell on the shoulders of Eric Anderson, who previously had little experience.
However, the frown of Fate turned into a smile as she sent big John Hall to the rescue.
Honors fell upon our strong team when Ton Buzzard, Dick Cooper, and De Brown were fortunate to
acquire places on the All-City team for their excellent playing ability throughout the season.
Top Row: l. Wagner', A. Strauss, T. Tenliins, B. Koenig, A. Trott, F. Pettinato, lr. Middle Row: S. Brown, T. Parker, l. Hall, E.
Anderson, T. Treiber, Coach Pettinato. Bottom Row: R. Cooper, R. Holby, l. Buzzard, D. Brown, I. Moore, N. Garpetti.
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Top Row: Coach Ramsey, l. Rohan, l. Winters, E. Bloxdorf, R. Fabian, C. Stascynzski, H. Meler, l. Graham, R. Benczycowski, R.
Petersrvn, P. Russo, T. Chido, C. Baker. Middle Row: C. Skcpow, M. Gregory, M. Wertz, E. Dunn, G. Parsons, F. Hilbert, I. Torelli,
F. Troll, W. Litz, K. Steinhaiier. Bottom Row: W. Graham, l. Baines, R. Vcht, K. lshler, R. Harris, D. Santimello, L. Pedano, R.
Eller, D. Blake, R. Hamilton, K. Sullivan.
J. V. FOOTBALL
The l. V. lootball team had a successful season with Mr. Ramsey leading them tor the tirst time as head
coach. The well-balanced eleven placed second in the City Series with six wins, two ties, and only one
loss. The lettermen were: Ronald Allen, Charles Baker, Robert Benczkowski, Erwin Bloxdort, Frank Fabian,
lames Graham, Michael Gregory, David Hilbert, Herbert Miller, Ronald Peterson, Iohn Rohan, Peter Russo,
Charles Staszewski, Ichn Torrelli, Frederick Trott, and Jerrold Winter.
C. Stascynzski, Mr. l-larkins, R. Russo, l. Rohan, M. Gregory, R. Fabian, F. Trott, M. Wertz, l. Torelli, R. Peterson, E. Bloxdort, F.
Hilbert, l. Winters, C. Baker, K. Sullivan, R. Benczycowski, H. Miller, Mr. Ramsey, l. Graham.
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Row 1: T. Graney, R. Davis, T. Barthelmes, D. Hilbert, B. Aldrete, K. Kent, A. Ritter, l. Wasiela, D. Rastatter, M. Rocco, H. Carr,
R. Cook, K. Ruggles, C. Skopow. Row 2: P. Patton, P. Luciano, l. Moore, L. Lombardo, D. Entrom, I. Fourspring, B. Chase, B. Graham,
P. Keys, R. Schneider, F. Trott, F. Gowans, C. Wertz, M. Wade, W. Bowers. Row 3: D. Graham, l. Gorndt, R. Wetzel, l. lohnson,
V. Owsiejko, G. Kempt, G. Shay, A. Smith, E. Wright, I. Letcher, H. Maclvor, l. Gehrlein, B. Roberts, H. Osterberg, G. Niethamer.
Row 4: C. Staszewski, G. Beck, l. Winter, T. Adams, C. May, G. Salman, D. Stewart, l. Barnes, C. Baker, T. Melzer, O. Fox, B.
Hoffman, A. Trott, W. Keys, D. Fischel. Row 5: C. Wagner, I. Graham, I. White, W. Karsh, R. McCrillis, R. Biletnikotf, l. Laraway,
D. Burger, B. Yeager, A. Graham, I. Gwinn, B. Davis, T. Treiber.
TRACK
Last year Academy's thin clads powered their Way through the season with no blemishes on their
record. The team won the city and district meets in addition to all ot their dual encounters. Our runners
so dominated the running events in the city meet that they lost only two, the hundred yard dash and hurdles.
ln the District meet, 72 points were scored by Academy runners, an all time record tor this meet.
ln the highly competitive State meet, our mile relay team ot I. Mocre, W. Maeder, G. Shay, and R.
Guelcher, placed titth, while Shay took an eighth in the 440. Another highlight ot the seascn was the
Mansfield relay championship Where Academy scored six points. Our two mile relay team of F. Moomey,
l. Moore, l. Maeder, and R. Palombi placed second while the mile and halt-mile relay teams composed
ot W. Baker, R. Cubbison, G. Shay, and R. Guelcher placed titth.
This year the outlook for another championship is good. While there are only three lettermen re-
turning trcm last year, A. Trott, G. Shay, and l. Moore, the hard training and skillful planning ot Mr. Geisler
can always be expected to produce a good team.
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Row 1: T. DeSantis, T. Patton, D. Chipman, M. Rocco, R. Moore, G. Shay, l. Letcher, l. Gorndt, G. Schneider. Row Z: A, Nowak,
l. lenkins, B, Levosky, A. Graham, l. Laraway, A. Gunner, E. Hamilton, l. Franz, W. Baker, l. Sullivan, D. Burger. Row 3: R. Bloss,
B. Strub, R. Morrison, R. Mccrillis, l. Hall, P. Weaver, R. Biletnikoff, l. Gwinn, W. Brozewicz, R. Walker. Row 4: W. Stroup, G.
Roy, G. Patsy, E. Wright, B. Euliano, K. Warren, V. Owsiejko, L. lones, M. Protaz.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
The Academy gridders under the coaching and training of its new mentor, lack Komora, finished
the nineteen fifty-two season with a three and six record. The initial change from the single wing to the
T-Formation made the organizing of a team especially difficult. This formation, however, gave Academy
a high scoring, entertaining brand of football.
ln the city series standing Prep again captured the top spot with Academy tying East for second.
Two members of the Academy team were chosen for the Times all-scholastic team. They were loe
Franz, hard-hitting tackle, and triple-threat halfback Gordon Shay. Also chosen by this paper for second
and third strings were George Schneider, lack Laraway, Don Burger, and Al Gunner. Earl Hamilton
and Shay made the Dispatch all-scholastic team, while lack Laraway was chosen to the Lake Shore Visitor's
first string squad.
JACK AND MIKE
Academy is fortunate in having the coaching ability of
lack Komora and Mike Ferrare. Both of our Physical Educa-
tion men came to the Hilltop from East High. Mr. Komora
has capably instructed our Varsity Basketball squad and
since a recent coach revision, I. V. Basketball and Varsity
Football. Mr. Ferrare has proven his coaching skill by his
handling of lr. High and Varsity Basketball, and by serving
as line coach in Football.
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J. V. BASKETBALL
Academy's lay Vee's scrambled to a second
place ranking in the city this year with ten
victories and tive defeats.
Being appointed to the new post of lay
Vee coach, after a revision of head coaches in
football and basketball, lack Komora success-
fully molded the tenth grade cagers into an
excellent combination that will pay oft when
they move to the varsity squad.
Top: C. Baker, I. Graham, R. Melzer, K. Hayden, P. Russo.
Center: W. Litz, A. Tarasovitch, G. Sevelli, M. Gregory,
L. Helmer. Bottom: P. Keyes, I. Barnes, T. Chido, L.
Zimmerman, H. Holby, E. Dunn.
Top row: P. Patten, W. Litz, C. Thorpe, M. Gregory, H.
Holby, A. Tarasovitch, G. Neithemer, l. Barnes, R. Melzer,
P. Keyes. Bottom row: G. Sevelli, P. Russo, L. Helmer,
,E Gnraham, K. Hayden, L. Zimmerman, C. Baker, T. Chido,
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Top: D. Myers, B. Murphy, R, McWilliams, N. Goodman, C. lanello, A. Mango, l. Gehrlein, Bottom: C, Thomas,
D. Ettlemen, la. Platz, A. Post, P. Francis, T. l-leime, T. Marsh.
JR. HIGH BASKETBALL
A hard fighting lunior High Basketball squad, led this year by a new coach, Mr. Leamy,
had some had luck throughout the season. Even with some very disappointing losses, Academy's
small shots kept up their spirit and worked hard all the way. The team had two victories over
two tough teams, when it was found to their dismay that two of their star players were over-
age: therefore, their victories were discounted ln the future these scrappy players will prove
good assets to the lunior Varsity and Varsity Five.
First Stringers: I. Marsh, C. Thomas, A.
Post, C. Ianello, A. Mango, W, Murphy, and
Coach lohn Leamy.
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GOLF
Our splendid golf team worked harmoni-
ously to rack up forty-seven consecutive vic-
tories. Their long winning streak was, however,
snapped by a powerful Prep team. During the
1952 season Academy won twelve straight
games, then encountered two losses at the hands
ot Prep. When the season closed and the
scores were tallied, the result was a tie with
Prep for the City Championship.
After meeting the teams of District IO at
Edinboro, the powerful Academy four returned
victorious with the District IO Championship.
Medalist Russ Peterson placed 19th in the
State Championships held at Penn State.
Top: "Teeing oft," R. Peterson. Second and Third Pic-
tures: "Learning the grip." Bottom Left: 'Lining his
put," C. Grisier. Bottom Right: M. Rocco, "Fore!"
Row 1: G. Daubenspeclc, l. Lewis, C. May, M. Wade.
Row 2: Coach C. Swahn, I. Faber, M. Rocco, D. Grisier,
l. Roberts, l. Roberts, C. Grisier, T. Gallanis.
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B. Kennedy, C. Milewski, H. Holby, S. Schwartz.
TENNIS
Academy started the year with a green team
but managed to break even against the city teams.
With hard fought, well played games, Academy
finished the 1952 season ranking third in the City
Series standings.
Those winning letters were Bob Kennedy, Fred
Perry, Leo Baroth, Sheldon Schwartz, and Al Gordon.
The returning lettermen to represent Academy
in the matches are Bob Kennedy and Sheldon
Schwartz.
Top to Bottom: B. Kennedy, H. Holby, C. Milewski, S. Schwartz.
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Top row: A. Trott, G. Salaman, C. lones, l. Sweeney, F. Trott, T. Miller, I. Will, M. Fritz, D. Palmer, l. Letcher, H. Nelson. Middle
row: l. Gorndt, R. Allen, B. Aldrette, l. Brown, K. Kent, T. Barthelmes, E. Bloxdorf, B. Walker. Bottom row: l. Sawtelle, R. Schneider,
l. Walczak.
WRESTLING
The Hilltop grapplers proved once again that from Academy's mats come many stalwart wrestlers.
With Coach Ramsey's excellent instruction, our squad wound up in a three-way tie tor City Championship.
The fellows play enthusiastically and well, finishing with six victories and only two deteats. Through-
out the season the ill-health of many ot the wrestlers handicapped the team to a large extent. Cur l65
pound man, Tohn Gorndt, proved a valuable asset by winding up with thirteen wins and no defeats. Roger
Schneider, who carried the 95 pound class, came through with ll wins and one loss. Aldrette, Brown,
Bloxdort, Kent, Walker, Walczak, Sawtelle, Barthelmes, and Warren also wound up with very good averages
to make this year's sguad one ot the best.
Right Picture: Row l: l. Sawtelle, B. Aldrette, I. Walczak, R. Schneider, K. Kent, l. Brown. Bottom row: l. Gorndt,
T. Barthelmes, R. Allen, B. Walker. Left Picture: M. Fritz, A. Trott, l. Sweeney, H. Nelson, G. Salman, D. Palmer, T. Miller,
C. lones, E. Bloxdort, R. Allen, T. Walczak, R. Schneider.
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
Academy 0 ..... ..... F arrell 14
Academy 6 ...., ...,. E llwood City 26
Academy 7 ...,. ..... N ew Castle O
Academy 20 East 14
Academy 21 Vincent 14
Academy 0 ..... ..... P rep 26
Academy 6 ..... ..... C onneaut 14
Academy 33 Tech 34
Academy 6 Bethlehem 20
J. V. FOOTBALL '
Academy 6 ........ ..... P rep 6
Academy 18 .... ..,.. T ech 0
Academy 32 .... .,.,. V incent 7
Academy 13 .... ..... E ast 13
Academy O .... ..... P rep 7
Academy 12 ,,.. ..... T ech 0
Academy 24 .... ..... V incent 0
Academy 21 .... ..... M eadville 0
Academy 12 .... ..... E ast O
J. V. BASKETBALL
Academy 52 .... .... K anty Prep 14
Academy 37 .... .... W ilson 16
Academy 36 .Tech 41
Academy 36 .... .... T itusville 40
Academy 27 .... .... P rep 34
Academy 61 .... .,.. M illcreek 35
Academy 39 .... .... V incent 54
Academy 34 .... ..4, E ast 31
Academy 28 .... .... T ech 35
Academy 22 .... .... P rep 46
Academy 56 .... .... M illcreek 30
Academy 35 .... .... T itusville 33
Academy 44 .... .... Dee 's News 34
Academy 44 .... .... V incent 32
Academy 34 .... .... E ast 27
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Academy 82 .........,..... .... I amestown 57
Academy 48 ...... ,,.. A shtabula 39
Academy 63 ...... .... K anty 44
Academy 58 ...... .... O il City 37
Academy 62 ,..... .... T ech 69
Academy 59 ...... .... M illcreek 47
Academy 62 ...... .... E ast 64
Academy 51 ...... .... V incent 36
Academy 66 ...... ,... T itusville 55
Academy 61 .,.... .... W arren 48
Academy 38 ...... .... P rep 67
Academy 56 ...,.. .... O il City 61
Academy 66 ...... .... D unkirk 61
Academy 58 .,,... .... M illcreek 42
Academy 64 ...... .... K anty 46
Academy 66 ...... ..,. T ech 48
Academy 66 ,...,. ..,. T itusville 53
Academy 55 ...... .,.. E ast 52
Academy 69 ...,.. ..,, V incent 66
Academy 50 ...... .... Co nneaut 43
Academy 51 ...... .... P rep 68
WATER POLO
Academy 11 ..... ..., P rep 5
Academy 4 .... .... E ast 2
Academy 12 ..... .... T ech 4
Academy 5 .... ..... V incent 3
Academy 7 .... .... P rep 4
Academy 15 ..... .... T ech 4
Academy 4 .... .... E ast 2
Academy 9 .... .... V incent 5
SWIMMING
Academy 57 ..... .... T ech 18
Academy 31 ..... ..... V incent 44
Academy 38 ..... ..... E ast 37
Academy 55 ..... ..... P rep 20
Academy 55 ..... ..... T ech 20
Academy 37W ..... .... V incent 3795
Academy 44 ..... ..... E ast 31
Academy 50. .... .... Pr ep 25
GOLF
Academy 1 1 M ..... ,... T ech Mg
Academy 11 ..... .... L awrence Park 1
Academy 8 .... . Vincent 4
Academy 7 .... Prep 5
Academy 7 ..... .... T itusville 5
Academy 1 1 W ..... .... E ast W
Academy 10h Tech 1 M
Academy 1 2 ..... .... E dinboro 0
Academy IOM Lawrence Park IM
Academy 1 OW Vincent 1 M
Academy 1 2 ..... .... E dinboro 0
Academy 8b ..,. .... E ast 3M
Academy 3h .... .... P rep SM
Academy 5 .... Titusville 7
BASEBALL
Academy 3 ..... ..... T ech 1
Academy O ..... ..... P rep 2
Academy 3 ..... ...,. E ast 1
Academy 1 .,.., ..... V incent 1
Academy 5 ..... ..... T ech 3
Academy O ..... ,.... P rep 4
Academy 0 ,A... ..... V incent 1
Academy 3 ...,, ..... E ast 7
WRESTLING
Academy 12 ..... ..... P rep 24
Academy 26 ..... ..... E ast 19
Academy 34 ..... ..... V incent 15
Academy 32 ,.... ..... T ech 16
Academy 17 ,.... ..,,. G reenville 23
Academy 26 ..... ..... P rep 16
Academy 24 ,.... ..... T ech 14
Academy 17 ..... ..... E ast 20
Academy 28 ..... ...., V incent 9
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CROSS COUNTRY
Academy 32 .... Prep 24
Academy 21 .... Tech 36
Academy 19 .... East 36
Academy 19 .... Vincent 40
Academy 25 .... Prep 30
Academy 18 .... Tech 42
Academy 20 .... East 34
Academy 17 .... Vincent 42
Academy 15 .... McKean 48
TENNIS
Academy 7 ..... .... E ast O
Academy 1 ..... ,... V incent 6
Academy 3 .,... .... P rep 4
Academy 2h .,... .... L awrence Park 4h
Academy 7 ..... .... T ech O ,
Academy 3V2 ..... .... K anty Prep 3V2
JR. HIGH BASKETBALL
Academy 25 ......,........ ..... P rep 36
Academy 30 .... .,... E ast 25
Academy 37 .... ..... W ilson 39
Academy 29 .... ...,. G ridley 44
Academy 35 .... ..... W esleyville 14
Academy 23 .... ..... R oosevelt 33
Academy 41 .... Vincent 26
Academy 32 .... Prep 59
Academy 44 .... North East 33
Academy 14 .,.. ..... E ast 36
Academy 32 .... ..... G ridley 41
Academy 28 .... ..... R oosevelt 32
Academy 47 .... ..... V incent 28
Academy 25 .... Wilson 42
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HERE'S TO THE DAYS WE'VE SPENT WITHIN HER WALLS
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Violins: A. Vetter, l. Rolino, N. Carlslroin, P. Yaple, M. Zielinski, S. Kurtz, W. Wheeler, D. Becherer, R. letlords, D. Fagan,
M. Font, M. l.inse, D. Reicliel, R. laclcson, C. Hanson, L. Dieter, l. Erickson, l. Lannon, A. Whipple, V. Wilson, A. Reynolds,
li. Fislier, M. Carver, M. Weber, L. Kelso, A. Larnborn, E. Winter, F. Eichler, N. Yochirn. Violasz H. Hill, D. Turner, M.
Hutt, V. Gilford, Miirtinfliile, C. Harding, M. Tonq, l. Shaner, l. Eller. Cellosz H. Vogel, R. Walter, C. Wertz, S. Carclot,
W. ltiiluer, 55. Eller, A. Fi'ieilniun, S. Neth, N. Beernus, C. Crowell, K. Schmidt, l. Fransen, l. Fransen, M. Spitznas. Basses:
W. Holly, Rt. Pierce, l. Cole, M. Booth, A. Post, N. Bloss, l.. Webb. Woodwind: R. Kelly, B. Roos, l. Stebell, S. Hirt, l. Kurtz,
'l'. l-'ofwry D. Berqrniin, A. Ciiincciolo, l. Snyder. Brass: R. Ward, D. Shaffer, D. Haener, H. Keeser, l. Cromwell, G. Salman.
Percussion: l?. MCCI'lll1S, S. Aqer, D. Wilson, D. Karninski, B. Shappell, B. Parlette, l. Marhoeter, B. Wriqht,
ORCHESTRA
Academy has one of the best orchestras in the city, partly because ot the fine dire-cticn ot Miss
Sclfiwciitzr-r and also because ot the great interest that the students have in music.
Durinci the year, the orchestra presented some Very exceptional concerts tor our enioyinent.
The-y pfirticipateccl in assemblies and are known for the excellent nuinbers which they presented
at Acaili 'iny on Parade. Each year, as a part ot their musical education, the nieinbers oo to Cleve-
lfincl to attwnrl the orx--i'a,
Left: lufly Kui'L', Mist' Svliweitm i. Center: Mary Linse, Carol Hanson, Audrey VVh1pple, Miss Svliweitgter Diane Facqiin,
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CHOIR
The nationally known Academy A
Cappella Choir, started in l93l, is the
qoal of many students in the Glee Clubs
and Girls' Choruses. Under the cap-
able direction of "Pop" Grender, the
choir presents its annual spring and
winter concerts which are lonq remem-
bered and enjoyed by everyone.
The choir has many opportunities
and travels frequently. This year the
choir presented concerts at Buffalo, New
York, Ashtabula, Qhio, and Westminster
College.
Picture 1 Row l: R. Swarner, S. Kephart, A.
DiTullio, B. Coon. Row 2: E. Salman, V.
Fracassi, M. Alwens, M. Huff, S. Achille. Row
3: R. Lechtner, l. Foursprinq, R. Eichler. Row
4: l. Hall, T. Maqraw, D. Chiprnan, B. Traphaqen.
Picture 2 Row l:S. l-lirt, l. Gwinn, l. Kundla,
S. Korn. Row 2: E. VVertz, C. McChesney, B.
Reynders, B. Blake, B. Parlette. Row 3: l.
Wagner, C. Copple, V. Casler. Row 4: R.
Sanford, l. Roberts, D. Werlinq.
Picture 3 Row 1: P. Shaw, D. Brock, C.
Decker, N. Field. Row 2: F. Nicol, S. Schuster,
S. Gibbens, D. Field, M. lackson. Row 3: B.
Gradler, N. Garpetti, B. Roberts. Row 4: W.
Helman, l. lone-s, R. Steele, l. Horne.
Picture 4 'Row 1: l. Colby, D. Miller, M. Szy-
nianowski. Row 2: C, Wilson, B. Chase, N.
Baker, N. Paster. Row 3: l. Charters, D. Char-
ters, E. Dhus.
SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS
The Senior Chorus coiicmitraies on
ihe laslcs ol lblendino voicws harnioni-
ously and of learnino how to work we-ll
with olhors.
Tha Chorus lakes part in Tho Ciiifs
Sprino Musical Fosiival. alono wiih lhe
Choruses from Fast anal Sironq VinCent.
At lhoii' annual Choral voiiCGi'l in
Acailoiny auiliioriuni, as lhuir' voices
Carry sollly out lo the auilioncw, ws
aqain oivei applausv lo lliaii' iliiecior,
Miss SCliwwilwei'.
Picture 1 Row 1: S. Chiiinello S. Thonipson
D. French, D. 1Q1F11l9I', S. Pallmi, M. lhlolrlilaiss.
Row 2: C. Clouse, F. Ailiuns, ll. lVlyai's, 12. Bavh
rnaier, H. l?o:'wk, S. Crawley. Row 3: C. Zieqen
lune, A. Myers, Y. lohnsvn, M. Strong, C. Rinlca,
M. Casler. Row 4: M. Hiinna, M. Peterson, E.
Hwupl. C. Pierve l. 1.t-'VVllIMlUWN'.llll C Pfallex:
Picture 2 Row 1: l. Pmuyv: l' C.ippwllai'y, l..
Fuller' F. Sillei: C. Murphv l.. liulhliun, M
Mvliesf. Row 2: R. lwliiison, A. Dl1IilW-iI', D
Sxyrnanfnki, S. Slil-:eip A. Viinl7ykv, E. George. l.
Puilra. Row 3: C. Clark, S. Nsulvy, H. Tvvaioslai
M. Hayilvri, l. Pavvlowslai l. Sliisefiilw. Row 4:
P. Uimiqiii M. C Vornwwll l.. C .iiwwii 5. lxiivwimll
C. Youno
Picture 3 Row 1: D lwpei' Pf. loner: T.
Wiii'i'eii, M. Clwyd, S. l'Qnri1.ni:1lc1, C. flora-'lsoip
Row 2: l. liwluiiva 5. Svviinrion 17. Tilioiy M.
Zarxyk, A. Dzanflwii Row 3: ll. lvliulin ll. Sinilh.
C. flmhiirii, S. Mi'Mii'li.iol, D. M4'Coi'inivlL E
Murzynslii. Row 4: l.. Ball D. Tlzoinas C
W9I'Illl'kl E. liifi-'li M. Sh.: lv
Picture 4 Row 1: M. Mwwiey, C. lvl.isr.ii'w, 13.
llfiiis, D. Wi'1n1lil. l. lwiwlil. Row 2: N. Wilheiow
K. Diinlap, F. Kfiliiiifziiii, C. Riwliiiifrwii N. lioso'
lwuvlu. Row 3: M. Ov:-ir lorll B. fiywixiiieai' M
Yiipla, M. Mivfswl, l. llivlidlllilli. Row 4: K.
l3mai'ii6'1l,l7m.ll0Vv lf. XrAl'l:3l'f'?5l'11 l Elnmli l livrniil
C. Rfilviriaiivit.
JUNIOR CHORUS
The Tunior Chorus concentrates on
the tasks of teaching the students music
appreciation and voice control. With
Miss Schweitzer directing, the seventh,
eighth and ninth graders learn part
singing, team work, and enunciation.
The junior chorus takes part in the
All-City Tunior High Choral Festival,
along with iunior high groups from other
schools. They also participate in the
spring and winter concerts here at
school.
Picture 1 f-Row 1: L. Kennedy, R. Dunbar, R.
Tacovetta, N. Harrington, P. Englert, T. Nelson
C. Strohmeyer, C. Mando, L. George. Row 2:
A. Bobango, E. Cowley, T. Fogleboch, L. Mohr,
G. Carlson, C. Berridge, T. Goellner, M. Casey
P. Sturla, C. Harding. Row 3: T. Curlett, A.
Schmelzer, T. Trapp, W. Tones, T. Allen, M.
Morey, E. Harris, B. Webb, T. Kohl. Row 4:
T. Hollis, R. Malthaner, B. Edkin, A. Tomczak
M. Kent, A. Crandall, S. lllig, E. Reynolds, E.
Magee, T. Goetzinger.
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Picture ZV- Row 1: T. Heintz, S. Brown, R.
Werren, D. Battle, T. Bartlett, L. Taylor, Y
Phillips, M. Higgins, T. Gibbens, W. Swartz-
fager, T. Pettigrew. Row Z: R. Barrett, N
Phillips, M. Fickenworth, T. Kneeller, G. Cooper
T. Stevens, T. Taye, K. Phillips, D. Moore, H. Katz
K. Enstrom, K. Savellia. Row 3: D. Dennis, S.
Lancaster, K. Perry, B. Pollock, A. Treiber, L
Kensill, M. Feichtner, M. Reynders, L. Hedderick
C. Bliss, A. Henning, T. Winkelman, S. Chestner.
Row 4: S. Manus, T. Kotfman, C. Held, T. Capoz'
ziello, D. Shadduck, T. Foster, T. Morschhauser
G. Ehrler, M. Schuster, B. Hall, B. Kaeberlein
C. Paczynski.
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Picture 3 Row 1: T. Whipple, S. Peternian, S.
Rubin, B. Tones, D. Murphy, C. Hartman, P.
Maeder, P. Kelly. Row Z: B. Anderson, S. Nutter,
R. Blose, M. Porter, M. Thomas, T. Hultman, C.
Kensill, T. Plavcan, S. Leberman. Row 3: E.
Ginader, D. Lang, D. Euliano, T. Antill, P.
Hedderick, E. Voss, C. Hewitt, T. Hartman, N.
Yochim. Row 4: K. Pointer, M. Savelli, P. Blake,
H. Leviclc, C. Hauser, P. Paterson, P. Hess, L.
Adams, R. Stewart, L. Tohnson.
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Row l: li. Bzeegle, T. Bollinger, S. Schwartz, V. Casler, N. Garpetti, R. Breter. Row Z: D. Charters, D. Arndt, W. Hellman, D. Thayer,
A. Conn, l. Charters, N. Carlstrrm. Row 3: L. Schumaker, l. Kacpura, l. Crock, D. Urso, R. Walter, A. lanke, l. Horne, T. Magraw.
THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB
The deep, harmonious blending ot the base, baritone and tenor sections is the result achieved when
"Pop" Crrender directs the Glee Club. Their mellow voices can be heard each year in the annual spring
and Christmas choral concerts. The boys are trained in reading notes and developing their vcices. The
boys are also taught the importance ot control and how to co-operate with their tellow students.
Row 1: Mr. Grender, R. Wertz, R. Way, A. Peterman, Cr. Shapira, E. Brown, C. Campagne, M. Ayers, l. Spitzer. Row 2: C. lannello,
G. Tufts, F. Morris, l. Manna, R. Holden, T. Hornung, l. Brown, l. Thomas, H. Webb. Row 3: L. Becker, l. Takach, A. Trott, l. Lucht,
D. Fritts, R. Kaeberlein, D. Parker, B. Caruso, P. Ligozio, K. Asplund, R. Seidler. Row 4: D. Perry, P. Patsy, D. Pace, B. Hartwell,
D. Stewart, R. Harris, K. Sweeney, L. Shadeck, R. Cvrisier, T. Gehrlein, C. Wollert.
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Senior CheerleadersfRow 1: B, Schultz, T. Ritter. Row 2: l... Perry, l. Martin, S. Gibbens, E. Salman, M. Biebel.
CHEERLEADERS
Once again the cheerleaders of Academy have finished a successful and exciting season rooting lcng
and hard for the football and basketball teams.
Under the direction of Miss Weschler, the cheerleaders were seen in the auditorium every day sixth
period practicing old cheers and perfecting new ones. Besides leading Academy in rousing cheers, the
pepsters sponsored informal dances and sold Academy pencils, book covers, and license plate emblems.
Their cheers kept Academy's teams filled with enthusiasm and the will to win, both at games played in
our own Erie Stadium and at those played out of town.
Junior Cheerleaders --Row 1: l. Michaels, V. Fracassi, C. Ciiacomelli. Row 2 :C. Paulson, D. Taylor, B. Yeager, T. Przybyszsewski.
Sophomore Cheerleaders-Row 1: P. Fero, D. lones, W. Gunner. Row 2: M. Cohen, C. Schaack, l. Stasenko. Junior High
Cheerleaders Row 1: L. Adams, T. Lannon. Row Z: M. G. Spitznas, K. Schmidt, A. Reynolds, R. Kelly, N. Bless, N. Beemus.
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Y-TEENS
The Y-Teens of Academy aim to
build fellowship among women, and
have devoted themselves to the task of
realizing in our common life those ideals
of personal and social living to which
we are committed by faith as Christian
people.
The services that the Y-Teens dc are
different and varied. They give valen-
tines to orphanages, give canned goods
for CARE packages, and sell Christ-
mas Seals.
Picture l-'Row 1: M. Kostovick, D. Bartone,
C. Kowalski, M. Migdal, A. DiTullio, A. Sakulich,
B. Gloth, M. Sexauer, R. Perry, N. Mack, Row.
Z: S. Thompson, G, Vogel, N. Negley, S. Hirt,
M. Kalista, E. Olgin, P. Shutts, D. Snauffer, C.
Ziegenhine, C. Lennberg. Row 3: L. McCain,
l. Calamita, A. Bens, l. l-leasley, l. Melzer, l.
Swenson, A. Swift, l. Stebell l. Cyterski, P. White.
Picture 2--'Row 1: L. Ventura, S. Vogel, Y.
Crosby, S. Kephart, H. Beskid, C. Kilgorslci, Y.
lohnson. Row 2: f. Evanoff, S. Achille, M.
Biebel, D. Fuhrman, l. Erickson, E. Salman, B.
Miller. Row 3: A. Berchtold, B. Mumford, M.
Andrus, L. Buckner, M. Szynianowski, l. Oben-
reder, l. Race, D. Brady. Row 4: V. Fracassi,
I. Klemni, M. Alberstadt, B. Faccetti, K, Robinson,
M. Gausman, l. Kundla.
Picture 3--Row 1: M. Sulewski, A. Montagna,
D. Miller, C. Zipperle, S. Anderson, M. Smith.
Row Z: E. Wertz, I. Fisher, M. Smith, N. Sims,
R. McCrillis, D. Reynaud. Row 3: B, Rarlette,
M. Sneiderman, A. Spor, M. Schaaf. S. Gibbens,
l. Kempf. Row 4: B. Reynders, l. Robb, W.
Baker, B. Blake, l. Ulrich, V. Light.
Picture 4 eRow 1: H. VanDyke, B. Watson, D.
Bergman, D. Gallenstein, B. Hevner, S. Korn,
D. Kelly. Row 2: S. Schuster, l. Martin, S.
Kent, G. Rouse, F. Nicol, R. Trapp, S. Yartz.
Row 3: N. Baker, M. lackson, l. Reed, M. Hub-
bard, B. Salchow, D. Field, C. Vifoeckener. Row
4: M. Lyons, C. Pierce, l. Sawicki, E, Wisneski,
B. Rohrer, l. Kurtz, l. Scalzitti.
Y-TEEN S
The Academy Y-Teens are Well
known for the happy times they have
at their gay social affairs. Many of the
meetings are held at the Y. W. C. A.
where on Monday nights the Y-Teens
have the privilege of bowling as well as
using the gym and other equipment
there.
The year's social affairs included
recognition service, Christmas tea, pen-
ny supper, mother and daughter tea,
the banguet for graduating seniors and
the spring and winter Tris.
Picture 1 Row 1: A. Tabachnick, N. Kostur,
M. Hershiser, C. Giacomelli, D. Doran, S. Waite,
M. Whitford. Row 2: D. Ziesler, B. Christen, P
Bootes, C. Massaro, M. lacobsen, T. Warren, C.
Fulton. Row 3: l. lonasen, E. Schauble, C.
Hanson, C. Messer, G. Green, B. Hartleb, M. A.
Heddrick. Row 4: M. Benson, C. Masiroff, M.
L. Miesel, V. lefferson, M. Hoffman, M. Hauser
C. Haupt.
Picture 2fRow 1: N. Palmer, P. Manning, B.
Baehr, P. Cappelletty, l. Smith, A. Bray. Row
2: M. Hotchkiss, A. lozefczyk, D. Tanner, M.
Donatelli, V. Coughlin, M. Overdorff. Row 3:
N. Eller, l. Hipsley, M. Ott, E. Schuschu, K.
Moffatt, A. Bradford. Row 4: M. Sheldon, M.
Goetzinger, L. Sweeney, S. Reynolds, E. Cotter,
G. Lehtonen.
Picture 3'---Row 1: R. Newsham, D. Vogt, B.
Lovejoy, M. Cloyd, K. Weibel. Row 2: S.
Ollarek, L. Kellick, E. Eicher, P. Albertson, l.
Filipczak. Row 3: M. Froess, K. Hart, M. Trost
B. Roos, l. Wilson. Row 4: N. Christenson, C.
Pfeffer, E. Desser, A. Walker, M. Lashinger, N.
Witherow.
Picture 4-Row 1: P. Carey, D. Reichel, l.
Tarbell, D. Fagan, L. Arduini. Row 2: K.
Mclntire, K. Zimmer, l. Robinson, C. Paulsen, B.
Yeager, B. Kent. Row 3: l. Wygant, D. Taylor,
B. Bull, M. Hagmann, S. Malits, M. Davitt. Row
4: l. Malinowski, l. Michaels, T. Marino, C.
Williams, V. Wilson, P. Gill, V. Buzanoski.
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Y-TEENS
Picture 1 Row 1: K. Pittas, S. Chia-
nello, M. Mowrey, P. Hartlelv, M. Tarr,
L. Yealcey, D, McNamara, M. Callahan.
Row 2: l. Gwinn, L. Rathlwun, E. Tarr,
M. Kelly, P. Fero, C, Bowman, M.
McKee, D. Richter, M. Krasneski. Row
3: P. Shaw, W. Gunner, M. Linse, S.
Hicks, C. Schaack, R. Swarner, C.
Kovslu, l. Bergman. Row 4: l. Hess,
N. Field, M. Dominik, M. Toncg, M.
Mathews, M. Perry, l. Harvey, B.
O'Br1en, M. McDonnell.
Picture 2 Row 1: C. Dennis, H.
Deckard, A. Schaaf, D. Wertz, V. Varo
M. Weiss, L. Kons, B. Roberts. Row 2:
D. Tibor, M. Cohen, H. Welton, C.
Wolf, S. Mook, S. Neqley, M. Moore,
l. Root, B. Chicoski. Row 3: l. Lucht,
B. Lorensen, C. Crowell, N. Geisler,
R. Klemm, D, Benson, l. Marhaefer, S.
Kurtz, M. Fiorelli. Row 4: N. Shenk
l. Crock, S. Wahl, S. Schauernmn, l.
Baumqart, L. O'Brien, l. Stevenson, B.
Parmenter, P. Thomas, D. Parker.
Picture 3 Row 1: B. lones, L. Eqnct,
P. Casey, l. Giacomelli, l. Plavcan, R.
Werren, P. Maeder, T. Chervenka, l.
Foglehoch,'R. lacovetta, l. Ricci. Row
2: B. Donatelli, R. Alcre, A. Etta, T.
Myers, D. Huey, C. Vindiclc, F. Harris,
B. Pollock, F.. Skinner. Row 3: D.
Murphy, L. lohnson, M. Schuster, L.
Adams, M. Kent, F. Goodwill, l. Hollis,
R. Hedderick, C. Held. Row 4: B.
Geser, A. Crandall, l. Foster, E. Harris,
l. Halischuck, L. Webb, Y. Gregory, S.
llliq, M. Kleiner, M. McLaughlin.
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Left: The meeting will come to order fl. Faber, P. Klcmp, B. Hartleb, N. Negley, S. Yartz. Center: Mr, President l move M
Ayers and Pres. P. Klomp. Right: The big five -P. Klcmp, B. Hartleb, Mr. Balla, S. Yartz, N. Negley. I D
SENATE
The law-making body of the school is the Senate. Each homeroom has representation in this organization
and elects a member cr a senator who carries out the wishes of the students.
The Senate promotes the application of democratic procedures and, in order to encourage good citi-
zenship, it awards the famous gold keys to outstanding students.
This useful organization renders many services to the school, including the planning of our paid asf
sernblies. This year the two most exceptional were Mr. George Campbell, nationally known scng leader,
who led all Academy in group singing, and Mr. Robert Loomis who showed us colored movies he tock on his
trip, "Around the World in a Yacht."
Row 1: H. Walter, A. Bradford, I. Schlabach, S. Considine, P. Hartleb, P. Klomp, N. Negley, S. Yartz, B. Hartleb, G. Shapira, G.
Scarlett, M, Cohen, B. lones. Row 2: D. Brock, B. Shappell, D. Martin, M. Overdorff, B. Fisher, G. Ehrler, L. Kons, M. Biebel, E.
Salman, M. lacobson, M. Ayers, I. Manna, G. Vogel, S. Cabin. Row 3: A. Swift, I. Faber, N. Christenson, B, Detisch, L. Vought, K.
Zimmer, R. Walter, I. Fisher, C. Treiber, E. Rockwell, C. Thomas, B. Murphy, B. Straus, B. Altsman. Row 4: D. Klinkhamer, V.
Light, I. Malm, l. Maramo, D. Loyer, l. Buzzard, l. Crock, G. Savelli, A. Post, l. Wagner, C. Copply, T. May, B. Koenig.
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Row 1: A. Farrell, S. Hirt, B. Gloth, C. Zipperle, D. Turner, S. Kent, G. Vogel, N. Negley, S. Anderson. Row 2: B. Held, M. Sneiderf
man, W. Landers, B. Blake, C. Davenport, M. Schaat, l. Kempf, S. Yartz, L. Perry, l. Kurtz. Row 3: l. Lewis, D. Richardson, R. Davis,
l. Sawicki, W. Bredentwerg, l. Robb, L. Hale, l. Faber, l. lenlcins. Row 4: R. Walter, l. Gwinn, R. Moore, R. Bless, K. Brown, H.
Vogel, A. Graham, R. W. Moore, l. Buzzard.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The National l-lcnor Society has two inductions a year, one in the spring and one in the tall. In order
to be eligible tor membership, students must have attended Academy tor one year and must maintain a
high scholastic standing. These inductions are memorable cccasions in the lives ot Academy High School
students. The impressive ceremonies have a tinge ot excitement in them when the students in the audience
are tapped by the present members and taken on stage to recite the pledge.
The members always look torward to the various activities ot the Society, which include the lively
initiations and the annual banquets held in conjunctions with other schools.
Left: lliail :HittIJI'6E-1P'I1tClftlC'f-?T'S, seated: l. Lewis, l. Faber, R. Davis. Standing: R. Bless, B. Blalae, S. Anderson, A. Graham. Right
l:: inutiatic n fun? D. Turner, L. Hale, l. Lewis, R. Davis, R. W. Moore.
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Row 1: M. Skarupslci, S. Ager, S. Gabin, D. Fagan, M. Ott. Row 2: Mrs. Steirner, A. Orris, P. Yaple, W. Gill, C. Hanson, B. lohns-
ton, Mr. Acker, Row 3: S. Downey, D. Clawson, E. Peplinski, L. Hale, R. Baker.
DEBATE
Every day sixth period in room 2ll, the debaters can be seen arguing tast and furiously over the
important questions ot the year. The students, under the direction ot Mrs. Steirner and Mr. Acker, parti-
cipate in lively dicussions with other schools and colleges.
Every year there is a National Committee ot Speech Teachers which meets to determine what pro-
blem the high schools ot America should debate. After much consideration, these teachers decided that
the debate question ot the year would be: "Should a Federal Union be Formed ot the N.A.T.C?"
The debaters take part in many activities. Besides holding panel discussions, engaging in debates,
and presenting an assembly program, they also had the privilege ot participating in a debate tournament
at Allegheny College.
Left: You'll get fatlfM. Andrus, L. Hale, W. Gill, P. Yaple, l. Brice. Center: l object! -L. Hale. Right: Why should l do your
work?--D. Clausen, E. Peplinski, M. Ott.
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Row l : l. Scott, l. Kundla, P. Perry, H. Hill, S. Brown, A. Bradford, D. Ziesler, N. Cornelius, M. Feichtner. Row 2: B. Frey, D. Fagan,
D. Reifrhel, I. Harvey, H. Welton, S. Mong, M. Hotchkiss, l. Whitmeyer, l. Myers, P, Manning. Row 3: C. Vindick, D. Bunce, S.
Martin, B. Springer, L. Marsh, E. Cotter, F. Goodwill, P. Blake, M. Harris, F. LaFlamme. Row 4: l. Stebell, l. Cohen, E. Wertz, P.
Orengm, D. May, l. Anderson, A. lohnson, L. Webb, Y. Morrow. Row 5: M. Gregory, W. Hartwell, L, Meagher, R. lensen, A. Post,
B. Geanous, D. Werling, R. Sanford, D. Heinlein, l. Lewis.
RED CROSS
The American lunior Red Cross devotes its time to promoting international understanding, health, and
good citizenship. The motto for these ambassadors ot good will is 'lTo aid in every way possible" which
is symbolized by the little white button decorated with the Red Cross. Every student is asked to belong to
this organization and to wear the button as a membership token.
Each homeroom sends a representative to the meetings here at Academy, and every month representa-
tives from each school attend the meeting tor all schools held at the lunior Red Cross Chapter House. As
a school project, the Red Cross asks all students to help fill Christmas boxes tor children overseas.
Truly this hard working organization is a credit to Academy.
Left: Clin you tmnsliite this? H. Welton, Y. Morrow, L, Marsh, A. lohnson. Center: Catching up on the latest news Y. Morrow,
l.. Marsh. Right: Loyal supporters ot the Red Cross Mrs. Hogenmiller, Y. Morrow, L. Marsh, Mr. Swahn.
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The students ot Distributive Educa-
tion, more commonly known as Mer-
chandising, study hard from 8 'till ll
A.M. Their studies include retailing,
business ethics, consumer relations,
merchandising, salesmanship, personalis
ty development, retail math, and English.
ln the afternoon they put their know-
ledge to use while employed in various
downtown stores.
Officers of the D. E. Club: President f-M. De
Marco, Vice President --R. Dudenhoetter, Secre
tary L. Graczyk, Treasurer B. Langowslci.
Getting ready for Christmas: A. Shaw and
M. DeMarco.
Our future career women: P. Newcomer, V.
Arkwright, S. Malaszek, M. Deogard, H. Mulvin,
T. Meehl.
Bottom Picture'-Row 1: B. Langowski, S.
Malaszek, M. Deogard, H. Mulvin, T. Meehl, M.
A. DeMarco, R, Dudenhoefter, A. Shaw, T.
Sherwin, T. Seib. Row Z: E. Doolittle, A. Seib,
l. Wrobel, l. Cotter, M. Magee, M. A. Koper, V,
Faulkner, M. Ester, L. Shallenberger, L. Graczyk,
C. Holdsworth, l. Zaunegger, Mrs. Eisert. Ab-
sent when picture was taken: V. Arkwright,
P. Newcomer, S, Phillips.
MERCHANDISING
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Library Monitors Row 1: S. Brown, C. Henqsflver, B. Wlllillrxls, L. Usborne, R. Brownell, C. Berriciqel. Row 2: V. Mnlaszclk, K
Fc-rmfmwfz A. FI'lF'41II141I1, I. Drwhm, M. Hmmm, I. Koch, B. Roos, E, Meyer, P. Ponsford, P. Orenqiu, M. Slmde M. C.all.1h1m, Pa. Dona
tolli. Row 3:11. Mfartm, M. C'S.111:1rr1.s11, P. Pvrry, K. Wellnel, N. Eller, I. Evanoff, C. Fr-ilcoue, M158 Borhler, Mrs. Mn'C.ux'Thy, A. Dumlmr
53. M: rwl-1 M Wf-4!g'1?:f".v:'lf1:, l. SVPIE-?lfF?'k'-' M. OIT, I. LcwQsf'h, M. Urch, T. Marmcv.
Mimeo Shop Front: 5. Kwplmrf M. Kf'stcw1f'k. Seated: I.. W1lL'h9I' B. Faure-211, D. Mshlqulsi, D. FlIl1I'IILH1 Y. KHIl1IWf, l., !I'x11':.e
Y C"r'vv::iwy, Standing: Mlf'l' M1'M.1h: I., L. Wfimiuko, B. Coy, I, Evfmoff, C. Kllocwskl, Mlrssf Hiul-ivy.
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SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS
There are many organizations at
Academy which perform worthwhile
service to the school. They include the
Stage Crew which keeps the stage in
repair and makes sure that everyone on
stage can be heard, the Mimeo Shop
which mimeographs tests and work
sheets as well as the fifth period bulletin,
the Photographers who take pictures for
the Academe and for other school
groups, the Monitors who keep order in
the halls, the Library Monitors who
assist the librarians, and the Audio-
Visual Aids Crew who show classroom
movies, distribute various visual aids to
the classrooms, and keep the machines
in repair.
Stage Crew: Row 1: T. Parrish, l. Hills, B.
lohnston, R. Carson. Row 2: Mr. Mifkovic, l.
Boyer, B. Chizmadia, B. Detisch.
Photographers: Row 1:F. Schiller, l. Gehrlein,
A. lauke, G. Kennedy. Row Z: Mr. Swahn, D.
Wurst, Mr. Bright.
Visual Aids: Row l: D. Orzechowski, D. Sprake,
D. Weed, V. Beard, l. Anderson. Row Z: D.
Holl, W. Graham, R. Loftus, I. Lafferty, l. Grimler,
P. Wilson. Row 3: l. Sherman, R. Kohl, R.
Watson, C. Sweeney, L. Schwindt. Row 4: C.
Skopow, I. Buzzard, G. Dobrzynski, D. Brown.
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Row 1: Yi liiiiisicliarwl, N. Kosntur, C. Zipperle, S. Gabin, l. Martin, D. Bartone, M. Skarupslci. Row 2: M. Overdortt, M. Shappell,
K. Robirifson, Reynolils, A. Spor, Cardot, N. Negley. Row 3: Mr. Kantz, R. Husband, M. Schaat, A. Graham K. Brown, l. Brown,
I. lenkins.
STAR
The journalistic center ol Academy High School is the Star Statt which has the job ot publishing one
monthly newspaper. Under the direction of Mr. Frederick Kantz, the members are kept busy collecting
the news from the students, planning pages, organizing a dummy sheet, and selling subscriptions to the
paper through the homerocm representatives. Each spring in order to raise mcney, the Star sponsors a
dance which is held on the promenade overlooking the stadium.
The Star Stall publishes a modern, upetosdate newspaper. The staff members are taught to report the
news faithfully and honestly, and to present it in an unbaised fashion. The Star is very popular since it
reports all the latest news and the important events happening at Academy.
1. What 1:1 it? Ken P1I'f'VVll?? 2. Big Conference K. Brown, A. Graham, N. Negley, C. Zipper-le, M. Shappell. 3. The Typists
A. Spur, K. lxtoliinsoii. 4. llivlc me up iinrl read mel Sally Cardot.
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1. Taking a ride, S. Kent? 2. Qur three bosses f-S. Yartz, S. Kent, M, Smith. 3. l crown you . . . S. Gibbens, Gordon Shay, and
Mr. Coon. 4. Dancing Academe of l953 -f L. McCain.
ACADEME
Every day fourth period in Room l-A the members ot the Academe Statt can be seen busily putting
the yearbook together.
During the school year, the Statt has been selecting and organizing the material that they think the
students would like to have in their yearbook.
No matter what you have heard from l-A, the Statt will wholeheartedly admit that it has been a great
deal ot tun. Under the capable supervision ot Mrs. Alsheimer and Miss Russell, the students have learned
many things about publishing a yearbook. They feel that it has been a very worth-while experience and
they hope you enjoy this book as much as they enjoyed publishing it.
Row l: G. Vogel, D, Turner, S. Kent, M. Andrus, M. Kirkpatrick, M. Ott, A. Farrell, W. Klett. Row 2: S, Malits, W. Landers, M.
Smith, L. McCain, M. A. Hubbard, S. Cllarek, S. Ankiel. Row 3: M, Sneiderman, C. Davenport, V. Light, R. Davis, R. Walters, C.
McChesney, S. Yartz, M. A. lackson.
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MISS ACADEME
A vivacious young member of the senior class is our Miss Academe, Sally Gibbens. l-ler
winning personality and friendly smile are a great credit to Academy and her cheerful man-
ner, which is so much a part of her, has won her many friends.
This lovely miss spends much cf her time designing and sewing clothes, and can be
seen around school in a beautiful outfit that she has made herself.
ln her junior year Sally served as president of the eleventh grade Yffeens and has
clone much for its benefit. She is also an active member of the Choir and the Senate and
has also been an energetic participant in cheerleading activities. We are happy to present
this ideal Academy High School girl as our own Miss Academe of l953.
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MR. ACADEME
Gordon Shay's friendliness, sincerity, and individuality are the qualities which elected
him as Academy High School's Mr. Academe of l953.
Gordie, as he is called by his friends, tremendously enjoys almost every sport and is
known as an all-round athlete. He excels in sports as a football, basketball, and track star,
and this year was chosen coscaptain of the football team.
His ability to ma ke friends and his other commendable qualities which are far too numer-
ous to mention, make him a truly fine fellow to know. After high school, Gordon plans to
go to college, majoring in physical education. We are proud to have Gordon Shay as
our own Mr. Academe.
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D. Eisenhower, when President of Columbia University.
The above article should express to you most clearly much of what American Democracy stands
for. Let us march forward, ever doing our best towards emphasizing its purposes in our School,
Community and Nation.
W. EDWIN COON, Principal
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May each graduate have a respect for the
abilities of all people, a recognition ot the value
of honest work, a desire to continue to acquire
new interests, skills and competence, and accept
personal responsibility tor good citizenship.
May each one be a person whom others
seek in times of sorrow as well as joy.
MABEL STUDEBAKER
Assistant Principal
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As you turn the pages ot this Annual, may
you once again experience the joy of attending
school - of meeting your classmates and
teachers.
LEROY E. BARBER
Assistant Principal
ROBERT ACKER JEANNE ALSHEIMER
World History
Coach
JOHN BALLA
English
Coach
Senate
MARIAN BORTNER
Librarian
JONATHAN BRIGHT
Drafting
Photography
MARY BROWN
U. S. History
Typing
Stenography
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MARIAN BLAKE
English
LUELLA BRALEY
Geography
ELIZABETH BROWN
English
SYLVIA BURGUN
U. S. History
Latin
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HENRY DOROTHY CHIMENTI
CHALUPCZYNSKI
English
History
N. D. CHRISTMAN MARY CRANE
Jr. High Mathematics Jr. Trades
MARIE DEMULING
English ROSALIA DOLAN
Nurse
VICTORIA DOLLINGER HOWARD EICHERT
English Chemistry
MARY EISERT MICHAEL FERRARE
Distr-ibutive Education physical Education
Coach
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ANNE HOGENMILLER
Clothing
Red Cross
JAMES HYDE
U. S. History
Health
HELEN JOHNSTON
World History
VIOLA KASTE
History
Red Cross
JACK KOMORA
Physical Education
Coach
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RUTH HUEGEL
Home Nursing
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EDWARD JESKA
Science
FRED KANTZ
U. S. History
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AGNES KAVENEY
Bookkeeping
MARGARET KUHN
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HOWARD FORBES
Band, Music
ANDREW GRAHAM
Machine Shop
EDWARD GUBISH
Science
RUTH HALLINAN
Geography
Cheerleading
GEORGE HAVICAN
Science Survey, Physics
GEORGE GIESLER
Horticulture
Coach
OBED GRENDER
Glee Clubs, Choir, Music
JOSEPH HABAS
Word Study, English
LEO HARKINS
History
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BILLIE LAKE JOHN LEAMY
English, Word Study Civics
Coach
MARION LEWIS STEPHEN LIPCHICK
Algebra, Solid Geometry Jr. Trades
Trigonometry
MARGARET LORD FRANCES MAJOR
Art English, Spanish
GLENETTE MCCARTHY
Librarian , English
LEONARD MATTIS
Bookkeeping
GEORGE MCLEAN MARGARET McMAHON
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Stenography, Typing,
Mimeo Shop
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BETTY MCMULLEN JOHN MIFKOVIC
Civics, Geometry
Jr. High Mathematics Stage
MYRTLE MOHNEY
English
WINI FRED MONG
English
FRANK PETTINATO MARGARET PISTORY
Word Study, Geography, Typing, Stenography,
English Consumer Education,
Coach Office Practice
VIRGINIA POMPEANI ANTHQNY PRESOGNA
Clothing Consumer Education
Coach
HARRY RAMSEY RUTH RIDER
Biology Latin
Coach
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MARY ROBB WILLIAM ROLLINGER
Physxcal Education, German, A. V. A.
Dnver .Educatxon
ETHEL RUHLING RITA RUSSELL
Biology Geometry, Alegbra
Academe
HELEN SCHNEIDER RUTH SCHOENFELD
Typing, English
Jr. High Mathematics Counselor
ISADORA SCHW TZER
Orchestra, Striff K,
ADELAIDE SISLEY
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Stenography, Typing
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CLARENCE SWAHN
Drafting
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FRED TORRANCE
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EILEEN VAN SCOTER
Foods
LAURA WAGNER
Biology
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EILEEN WARDELL
Health, Biology
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Algebra
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Biology
Driver Education
Cheerleading
BYRON WHITEMAN
Woodshop
KATHRYN YOUNG OLIVA HAKEL
English Office Clerk
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