Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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' SHA .5 :KL ya 'X .. gym a"""9 ,E ' figs if 'W . e www' K , , 9 5 . ,..g 1 . y 5 .ff E 155 fi 2 M . f.. .. f -S f . W ,X --ww -zzl A ' ,L - A -lkllgc We'll string along with him. They go around together. HIGHWAYS AND BY-WAYS "Two roads diverged in a Wood, and I- l took the one less traveled by" ---- Robert Frost 'LSCSFQ In these modern days when broad ribbons of !,l2lfjliX?,?,x concrete tempt the motorist to travel only on the main Q5 f li thcrofares perhaps few would prefer to take the road gilt! xx "less traveled by." Zgliti, On the superhighway the traveler will find speed, 'ii 'fits comfort, safety, and comparative security. On the '.,, less traveled routes he may encounter detours, dis- comfort, and even a certain amount of danger. im The man who favors an easy solution, who de- sires fob security, who likes "the quick buck", will N ll 5, V travel the main routes. However, the man who is un- T afraid to be "diHerent", to tempt fate, to seek oppor- fl 17' Tlfix Q V l tunity, to serve his fellow man, will find plenty of fjlls,Q,g:1cf.L,z3" adventure on life's by-ways. Which way will you be , ..,.t choose? THREE YEARS UF HUNEST WURK, FUN, AND PLAY mtents ?EQEilI,E Pages PEOPLE ....,. ..,. . , ., .. 8-93 The Administration ,. . 10-12 Our Faculty Members . I , 13-17 The 1956 Senior Class ., 18-89 Junior and Sophomore Classes .. ...,, . ,. . 90-93 A C F E W E 'T E S ACTIVITIES , , . . 94-129 Our Student Government 96-97 Boys Federation and Girls League ,. ., , 98-99 The A.H.S. Publications , , . 101-106 Music and Drama Sections 107-118 Clubs and Organizations .119-129 A T H L E T ll C S ATHLETICS .... . ,. ...,,... . , , 130-150 The 1956 Football Season M132-137 Our Cage Champions . ., ,138-142 The District Six Track Champs .,,.,.. . A 144-145 The Baseball Year 146 Intramural Sports Activities 147-149 The Cross Country Team 150 THE EVER-UNFDLDIIIG DRAMA QF SIGH EUIL LIFE Sw Tw L 4 Aw sf M15 fs W I '--W fi.. W ,W .I 'Q ,mn " 1,-3' , 4 v......q .Q .....,-Q ,xx :YQ ' L I X QW Nm, Nx'X SJW i f I J U Ni I ' f ,- i '0oQo'N02q" X I I- S 5' u ' o" " IW I I A ll T y E yu .1 Q THIS YEAR WE GELEBRATE THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BRUWNSTUNE BUILDING Mr. Ernest Dejaiffe Mr. Norman Ernest Mr. John Hill MR. FRANK MARSH President I Aclministra BOARD OF EDUCATION The nine members of the Board of School Directors of the city of Altoona have the legal responsibility for the operation of all city schools, including our own building. Besides controlling a 650 employee staff and almost a two and one-halt million dollar payroll, these ladies and gentlemen arranged during the past year for the construction of a new and modern field house at Mansion Park, remodeled and re-equipped three home eco- nomics classrooms, completed the painting and relighting of the high school building, reduced the real estate taxkone mill, created a higher salary schedule for the teachers, and spent ap- proximately S20,000 for new instructional equip- ment 'For the high school alone. Mr. Frank Marsh served his second term as president of this civic-minded group during the 1955-56 term. A Mrs. Harold March Mrs. Eleanor Maurer Mr. Paul Reynolds Mr. Roy Thompson 'IO Mr. George Kensinger DR A. BRUCE DENNISTON OI1 Superintendent To the Class of 1956 x Graduation from high school marks a most significant event in your life. ln the first place it identifies you as one of a select group because only slightly more than half the youth of your age attain this enviable goal. Perhaps the great- est outcome of this achievement will be the in- creased opportunity you will have for self- direction and self-determination. With this cpportunity will come an increased personal re- sponsibility for your ideas and your actions. I sincerely hope that your experiences and lessons in high school, the guidance of sincere teachers and the counsel of devoted parents will fortify you against errors of iudgmentf against conduct repugnant to good breedingp and against the- ories and doctrines that are alien to sound reason, the spirit of America, or the will of God. 'll THE SUPERINTENDENT MR. JOSEPH N. MADDOCKS, Principal MR. EDGAR J. BROOKS, Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL Since the fiftieth anniversary of this building comes on a day when some believe they should get more and more for less and less work, it is particularly impera- tive that our young people learn the dignity and honor of honest work. For this reason we still insist that our students be diligent and dependable in their studies. We be- lieve that it is important for young people to have a wholesome attitude toward hard work. We hope the members of this class have acquired an abiding faith in our American ideals, an appreciation of honest success, ambition, courage in the face cf difficulties, and resourcefulness towards the ever- changing problems of the world of to- morrow. May the lessons learned in the Altoona High School equip you for a future of genu- ine progress and achievement. Congratu- lations. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Fifty years ago the Altoona youth were admitted to this building for the first time. Thereafter a graduating class left on the final day of each school year to achieve positions in education, business, the pro- fessions, and vocational fields. Each class has found, as the class of '56 too will find, that the day seems to carry with it a likeness to what has appeared on this same June day for many years, name- ly, that each such day is a good day to start anew. They have found, as you too will find, that every yesterday seems but a dream and each tomorrow is only a vision. However, a today, well lived, makes every yesterday ci dream of happiness and every tomorrow can be a vision of hope. Look well to this day. D!RECT SCHOOL POLICIES HUGH G. BLACK RUBY K. CRUMM Dean of Boys Dean of Girls WILLIAM GZBBONS RENETTA F. HEISS Vocational Business Education EUGENE L. LANTZ MARY E. LOWTHER Social Studies Home Economics IRENE SAUSERMAN HAROLD C. WIMMER Mathematics Science Department Heads " K f Ll it ., -ii ANNE G. EIFLER SCOTT S. GEESEY Cafeteria Director Bays Attendance JOSEPHINE C. HELMS Girls Attendance RAYMOND N. HOFFMAN Language: Athletics g .i.iil L lJZ'iffi V A K K . ,.,, ,,.. V Y 3 if fi' .A .K W S wmuo Mmsrsn :crm c. moms UBVGYY Music ROBERT H. WOLFE JOHN F. YON Physical Education Student Government 13 Faculty PAUL G. ADAMS Social Studies BYRON G. ASHBURN Business Education SARAH E. BELL Social Studies KATHRYN A. BLOOMFIELD Business Education RUSSELL K. BOHN Music MABEL K. BOWMAN Business Education CHALMERS F. BRACKEN Vocational WALTER E. BRACKEN Vocational IDA H. BUCK Business Education NORMAN CADLE Vocational M. MARJORIE CAROTHERS Business Education HELEN CHERRY Science PAUL J. CONWAY Vocational HAZEL V. CRIST Home Economics WILLARD C. CROSS Vocational HELEN B. DAVIS Physical Education LENORE G. DICK Social Studies H. MARJORIE DOWNES Social Studies SARAH E. DUNCAN Business Education GRACE S. EPRIGHT Home Economics LOUIS ERNEST Language, Social Studies CHARLES A. FARIS Language WALLACE FIELDS Physical Education EDITH G. FREDERICK Language NORMAN C. FURRER Mathematics FRANK GHESSIE, JR. Business Education STELLA M. GORGON Language MYRTLE GOULD Home Economics CARL E. GRAF Business Education CLAIR GREENE Vocational MIRIAM A. HARBAUGH Science MILDRED E. HELLER Language ETHEL M. HENRY Social Studies WILBERT H. HOFFMAN Science ELIZABETH V. HOLLEY Business Education D. ROBERT ISENBERG Science GEORGE C. KAVEL Mathematics ANNE E. KRICK Language HAZEL G. KROUSE Business Education ANTHONY F. LAMONT Social Studies THEY PROVIDE ANSWERS TO YOUTHFUL PROBLEMS AND STIMULATE SOCIAL LIFE HARRY K. LANTZ Vocafional MARIE N. LAUVER 4 Ji Social Studies SARAH L. LEVAN Dramaiics RALPH F. MARSHALL Social Studies E 4, LES?ER C. McCALL ' Mathematics FRANCES E. McGINNlS Physical Educalion ,XV 'A A LESSON IN BOOKKEEPING Mr. Graf explains work sheet to Nancy Miller, Bob Burchfield, Joan Block, and Stephen Nemic. THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Left to Righi: Mrs. Yon, Miss Lowther, Miss Levan, Mrs. Muddocks, Mr. Maddocks, Mr. Yon at Junior Prom. DOROTHY J. McGREGOR Music RUTH E. MCKERIHAN Home Economics C. IRVIN METZGER Vocational LOIS P. METZLER Business Education JACOB C. MILLER Vocational NELDA MILLER Social Studies BEATRICE D. MORRTSON Language PAUL E. MORSE Physical Education JAMES J. O'DONNELl Language WILLIAM E. PEIGHTEL Science MARIAN A. PLITT Art ALMA POINTS Home Economics MARIAN R. PUCKEY Mathematics A. CYRIL RAMSEY Social Studies DONALD E. RHODES Vocational KENNETH F. RHODES Special Education LORENE B. RHODES Language DOROTHY M. RICHARDS Physical Education TIMOTHY D. ROBERTS Mathematics WILBUR K, RUNG Science HERBERT S. SHEETZ Mathematics EDITH SHRENSKY Business Education SAMUEL B. SMITH Vocational VERA M. SMITH Business Education HAROLD E. STONG Science EARL G. STROHM Social Studies GERALD S. SWAN Vocational ANNA M. TEMPLE Language EMILY F. TUSSEY Nurse ARCHIE UMSTEAD Driver Education A. ANGELLA UNVERZAGT Social Studies RICHARD S. VAN SCOYOC Mathematics HAROLD D. YODER Science EARL H. VARNER Vocational GLENN S. WEIGHT Language LLOYD A. WENDLE Vocational WILLIAM A. WHYTTAKER Language DALE M. WOOMER Business Education IDA E. WOOMER Language ROBERT A. WRAY Vocational aculty 16 f 2 ww 'f,f f xx xg' ,L Q aw f ak? N, ,W Q? Y 33" AF' dl 5 ff H 4 -S , x Q -wggfxgvlzff mi- egsg-QM, '- J ww EX K Q 1 M V 1 6 Q 3, ' 4, 2 JV Q1 , Q is ew . me i Y , ' i '-ifmiehixif'iif:':.,.Rf-',+f,'1 g ' Q . . L, W M.-is we . ff.ff3'Vg'1, x . i ii sf2ff3g1 .H -. ' 71 , QL - - " iz?'iglfif-Z'?ii?7iilUff'g i'5i37Q2iviA?LW?Yf- -A affif 'H - fyfwsf- 4 iii fY3'i,L'2V ,, '?J5l'f?f5-'V'gill'-?':5g':Qgif??' 5 I W. , . W i,! ,aw S . 5 X M Q V Q 4 ri 5 + T323 ,S ii ia -f.- , Q A I 5 'I TH? Plz - 3-'?.:..v':,Af' ff ,L " "+L ' ffvsn f5F":i,f,l W! ,KM f-gwf -, . ,, ' V e H , T55Q55525-'ffifiliiirk ' 53 V' A BW V fE5fix,,-gwfsi-f f M495 W4s1:?f2e,"i fa ' 5' ' ' 3 vi,-fwQf,IYfTf,,i-1-, A H. 1 - 1: , ff 11 YQ, .:1.: 5 . 9 A , g ,ww fx e W M,,,u.a-'W .. 1 ' 2 52412, 1956 Seniors PROM AT PENN ALTO, CLASS PICNIC, ARE PROLOGUE TO ACTIVITIES SENIOR SPONSORS Mr. Ashburn Miss Bowman Miss Levan Miss Lowther Mr, Ramsey Mr. Woomer Following the custom of preceding years, the present Senior Class began their activities in the spring of 1955 with the Junior Prom held at the Penn Alto in April and the annual picnic at Lakemont Park in June. An impressive installation ceremony opened the present year on September 28, followed by a record hop in October. During the year the main activity was holding several dances after the football and basketball games. Beaming smiles and eyes glowed in the halls on May 25, Senior Day, with the Senior Banquet, Senior Prom, and Afterglow following on June 5. After twelve years of work and play, ioy and sorrow, the T956 Senior Class attended Baccalaureate Services on June 3, and reached their goal of graduation on June 8. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: COflicersJ: Susan Woods, secretary, Bob Wherry, presi- dent, Terry Ward, treasurer, Dottie Smeal, vice-president. Standing: fExecutive Committeel: Peggy Ainsworth, Carol Gra- ham, Mike Myers, Carol Burkett, Nancy Ricketts. ""'--v-....., J Q ...Q ws rc awww J K s, W- !,..4 I ,JV X Mp mv Home room prepares for Christmas pariy. Coach issues pre-game insiructions- Something! cooking in the cafetericv- As siar player Takes time oui for a nap, And also of fhe Key club outing. We wish you a Merry Christmas. 'I9 A-, ' f M A WHS? Ackerman Adamczyk Adameck Adams Ainsworth Alcott Amarosa KEEP IT SECRET Amato I Angermeier W Anslinger Ansman Archey W Arthur Atty w Augustine Auker Axe Baird Baker, B. A SUZANNE M. ACKERMAN . .. BUSINESS ED Takes an interest in office machines and movies starring Audie Murphy detests gossips and two- faced people hopes to become a secretary or WAC. ROBERT G. ADAMCZYK ., . VOCATIONAL Bob takes a fancy to Ozark Jubilee and shops enioys hunting, fishing, and archery in his spare time delights in spaghetti wants to be a farmer in the near future. ANDREW M. ADAMECK . . . VOCATIONAL Andy prefers trigonometry to any other subiect listens to the radio whenever possible and watches Ed Sullivan on TV prefers books by Rudyard Kipling selects basketball as favorite sport . . . plans to be an electronic engineer. CHARLOTTE M. ADAMS . . . BUSINESS ED Charlotte is interested in history and the works of Charles Dickens was homebound since sixth grade favors spaghetti and meat balls plans work with flowers. MARGARET L. AINSWORTH . .. COLLEGE PREP Peggy was active in the Car Teens Club her senior year served on the senior executive com- mittee detests tardiness has an ambition to become a nurse. DONNA L. ALCOTT . . . BUSINESS ED Matched as maiorette three years served as head maiorette her senior year . . . often declares, "Grow up" intends to go to business school or finishing school upon graduation. JOSEPH D. AMAROSA . . . COLLEGE PREP .loe played guard on the football team all three years participated in the Varsity A Club activi- ties relishes mashed potatoes and gravy takes pleasure in dancing anticipates ioining the Army following graduation. JOANNE R. AMATO . . . COLLEGE PREP Jo was home room and intramural sports sec- retary in her iunior year and president of those or- ganizations in her senior year active member of CTC . .. prizes sports and English. DONALD E. ANGERMEIER . . . VOCATIONAL Angie delights in reading about cars . .. favor- ite pastime is driving wishes to be a truck driver lists Make Room for Daddy as his favorite show on TV. RICHARD C. ANSLINGER . . . VOCATIONAL Jack can't stand wise guys partial to bas- ketball and scallops ranks Alfred Hitchcock as top director . . . has a liking for films featuring Kim Novak . . . intends to be a mechanical engineer after graduation. 2l Y . I RUTH C. ANSMAN . .. COLLEGE PREP Fancies bowling, swimming, and skating highly regards English and Charles Dickens . . . vexed by egotistical people . . . thinks Guy Madison and chicken are great but not together . .. would like to become a beautician. ROBERT B. ARCHEY . .. VOCATIONAL Robert extremely enioys watching Gunsmoke on TV frequently indulges in chicken hunting and football rank high on his list of favorites . . . idolizes Robert Wagner . . . a future draftsman. CAROL J. ARTHUR .. . BUSINESS ED Sang soprano in Mr. Bohn's chorus two years . . . was secretary of her English class her sophomore year . .. on home room committee while she was a iunior . . . anticipates being a bookkeeper. JANICE E. ATTY . . . COLLEGE PREP Loaned her soprano voice to a Cappella for three years belonged to Future Teachers of America and College Clubs . . . served as home room president during her iunior and senior years longs to make singing her career. PAUL N. AUGUSTINE . .. COLLEGE PREP Augie was home room president two years . . . served as vice-president of Car Teens Club . . . took part in College Club activities . . . takes a fancy to hamburgers and skating .. . wants to go to college. JACQUELINE M. AUKER . . . BUSINESS ED Favors watching Make Room For Daddy says, "There you go" quite often . . . detests people who can't keep a promise.. .made especially happy by sports . . . would like to be a telephone operator. CAROLE L. AXE COLLEGE PREP Was a member of Ushers' Club and a Cappella belonged to the Senate acted as Girls' League president her senior year Girls' League executive committee member regards French as her favorite subiect. NANCY L. BAIRD . . . COLLEGE PREP In dramatics two years home room repre- sentative iunior year .. . Y-Teen member sophomore and iunior years Ushers' Club senior year delights in playing tennis and eating hamburgers and French fries . .. future iaboratory technician. BILLIE A. BAKER . .. BUSINESS ED Bill was an efficient reporter her senior year for FBLA enioys listening to records loathes girls who smoke .. takes a fancy to French fries . . . future private secretary. X 'AV , I CAROLE M. BAKER COLLEGE PREP Enioyed singing for the chorus three years detests conceited people is partial to Edmund Purdom has a liking for reading plans to attend college to become a teacher. MAXINE R. BAKER BUSINESS ED Delights in drawing and riding horses pre- fers Jackie Cooper and Loretta Young favorites include business law, Walter Farley's and Thomas Hinkle's books .. . isn't sure of her future. SYLVIA S. BAKER BUSINESS ED Member of the Ushers' Club iunior and senior years Girls' League representative and efficient home room secretary senior year takes an in- terest in sewing delights in watching Lawrence Welk . . . plans to be a secretary and later marry. PHYLLIS A. BAREFOOT ., . BUSINESS ED Takes an interest in art delights in listening to music often exclaims, "Gee Whizz" is amused by the I Love Lucy show plans to make a career of business work. DONNA A. BARNARD GEORGE-BARDEN Donna trilled soprano for Mr. Bohn's chorus her iunior year took part in dramatics as a sopho- more relishes hamburgers and milkshakes adores Marlon Brando enjoys the piano hopes to enter nursing at the Altoona Hospital. EVERETTE R. BARNES COLLEGE PREP Played end for the football team center in basketball sang in a Cappella his sophomore year . .. spends most of time participating in sports and sleeping inclined toward an Army career. ANNCENA M. BARR . . . BUSINESS ED Ann "slaved away" on the Horseshoe staff her iunior and senior years served as home room representative and played intramural sports her iunior year active member of FBLA two years . . . Girls' League representative as a senior. WANNETTA G. BARRETT GENERAL Delights in swimming and square dancing relishes pizza pie and French fries is annoyed by gossip and conceited people is partial to English plans to work for Bell Telephone in Philadelphia. MARY A. BART GEORGE-BARDEN Member of girls' chorus sophomore and iunior years pizza pie, algebra, skating, and swim- ming high in rank often says, "That's the way it goes" intends to be a nurse after graduation. IGNATIUS A. BATKIEWICZ VOCATIONAL Eggie passes his time reading bargain cata- logues and working with radios fancies pot roast and French fries is partial to Robert Cum- mings and football hopes to study higher elec- tronics after graduation. PAUL J. BATTISTI COLLEGE PREP Spends most of his time playing basketball John Wayne and pizza pie type is irritated by conceited people is often heard saying, "Hey, Dad" . . . plans to enlist in the Air Force. PATRICIA A. BAUMAN GENERAL Patti takes pleasure in dancing, skating, and swimming adores Tony Curtis detests slow people enjoys watching basketball games and Dotty Mack . . . hopes to work at Sylvania. ROGER E. BAXTER GENERAL Enioys watching lt's a Great Life and working on his car shudders at men in Bermuda shorts is partial to Mickey Spillane's stories plans to work in an automobile factory in Detroit. WILLIAM R. BAYLE VOCATIONAL Bill spends most of his time driving is par- tial to Jane Russell and French fries enioys watching Dragnet is irritated by "cats" hopes to become a welder. MARY A. BEARER . . . BUSINESS ED Efficient president of home room sophomore year and served as vice-president iunior and senior years . . . adores Tab Hunter . . . delights in dancing and talking is partial to basketball detests conceited people future-to become a stenog- rapher. .IUDITH A. BECKEL COLLEGE PREP Judy enioyed playing intramural sports her iunior and senior years .. . member of the Pyramid Club iunior year and a member of the Safety Patrol senior year enioys swimming counting on going to college. DAVID R. BECKER COLLEGE PREP Dave was a member of the Science Academy his iunior and senior year enioys painting and had some of his paintings in Miss Plitt's art exhibits . . . plans to go to college. JANET L. BENDEN . . . BUSINESS ED Home room representative her senior year favorites are Marlon Brando and baseball cle- tests "giddy" people . . . is often heard saying, "Oh, go home" . . . plans to work as a secretary. LAURENCE O. BENDER VOCATIONAL Takes a fancy to soccer has a liking for steak and Jack Webb enioys printing and watching the Medic transferred from McCon- nellslourg High School in his iunior year plans to ioin the Army. 22 Baker, C. M, Baker, M. Baker, S. Barefoot Barnard Barnes Barr LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT Barrett Ba rt Batkiewicz Battisti Bauman Baxter Bayle Bearer Beckel Becker Benden Bender l l 'M "'if'T'i" M-wuhdf 2- vip ,N wi 4 af Berkheimer Berry, D. Berry, M. Biddle Bittner Black, Richard Black, Ronald DON'T FENCE ME IN Black, S. Blair Blatt Bollinger Bookman Boring Bowser, B. Bowser, J. Boyles Braddock Bradfield Brandt .IUDITH A. BERKHEIMER GEORGE-BARDEN Judy was a member of dramatics her sopho- more year ancl home room representative her senior year . . . delights in playing the organ and the piano . , . detests conceited people . . . future nurse. DONALD A. BERRY . . . COLLEGE PREP Huckle enjoyed playing the saxophone in the band his three years in high indulges in sports and watching George Gobel in his spare time favors John Wayne hopes to be a teacher. MARLIN H. BERRY . . . COLLEGE PREP Outfielder for baseball team all three years favorites are American history and Chinese dish chow mein . .. loves to watch Life of Riley and Joel McCrea's movies . . . has no plans for future. H. DALE BIDDLE . . . COLLEGE PREP Played the drums in AHS band all three years member of Car Teens Club iunior and senior years member of TAP and College Club senior year favors chemistry . .. college-bound. BEVERLY A. BITTNER .. . BUSINESS ED Idolizes Tab Hunter has a liking for movies and collecting photographs hates homework favorites are swimming and French fries enioys watching I Love Lucy wishes to become a secretary. RICHARD H. BLACK . . . COLLEGE PREP Dick served as student ticket manager his three years in high home room president sophomore year, . .takes a fancy to hunting, fishing, and camp- ing is annoyed by stuck-up girls wishes to go to college. RONALD G. BLACK . . . COLLEGE PREP Ronnie played backfield on the football team president of home room all three years favorites are history and Groucho Marx . .. indulges in sports in free time plans to become either a teacher or a preacher. S. JOANN BLACK BUSINESS ED I Member of Pyramid Club, Intramural Sports Club, and English class secretary sophomore year secretary of home room iunior year and mem- ber of Ushers' Club all three years favors spa- ghetti . , . hopes to be a telephone operator. EDWARD V. BLAIR . . . COLLEGE PREP Ed was football manager all three years member of band sophomore year and member of Key Club iunior and senior years member of Car-Teen Club and FTA senior year is college bound. JOHN W. BLATT VOCATIONAL Senate representative of the vocational depart- ment senior year . . . takes an interest in radios and motorcycling delights in watching Dragnet and eating spaghetti loathes show-offs wishes to be an electronic engineer. 25 li' ' ' V I I BARRETT L. BOLLINGER .. . VOCATIONAL Enioys fishing and hunting favorites are John Wayne and Lux TV Theater . . . has a liking for apples and vocational math is vexed by "cats" . . . hopes to ioin the Service. BRENT L. BOOKMAN . . . COLLEGE PREP Booky played in the band all three years and played in the orchestra senior year . .. English class president iunior year favors John Wayne and music ... plans to ioin the Air Force. NORMAN A. BORING . . . VOCATIONAL Butch played halfback for the Jayvees .. . cap- tain of basketball team and home room represen- tative his sophomore year English department secretary all three years . . . intends to make career of the Air Force. BARBARA L. BOWSER GENERAL Highly regards reading and car riding . .. idolizes pizza pie and Rock Hudson played bass violin in the orchestra all three years favors swimming . . . is undecided about future. JAMES H. BOWSER GENERAL Jim was president of home room his sophomore year and vice-president his iunior year takes an interest in collecting records and playing the guitar . .. plans to ioin the Army. DAVID A. BOYLES VOCATIONAL Enioys watching You Asked For It and going bowling passes time by sleeping fancies shops and spaghetti is annoyed by girls push- ing up sweater sleeves plans to be a machinist. Q. MICHAEL BRADDOCK . . . COLLEGE PREP Mike was a member of the FTA and the College Club his senior year prizes John Wayne and baseball indulges in photography and reading . . . hopes to be a teacher. ROBERT E. BRADFIELD COLLEGE PREP Bob takes a fancy to roller skating and travel- ing favorites are Jane Powell and pancakes . . . enioys watching Ford Theater and playing baseball detests people who are poor sports plans to go to college. PATRICIA L. BRANDT . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Favors lt's a Great Life and Spanish . . . is an- noyed by people who are 'late is often heard saying, "Oh really" hopes to go to nursing school. I t CAROL J. BRAUN BUSINESS ED Member of the Ushers' Club and FBLA her iunior and senior years served as assistant editor 'for the Mountain Echo all three years worked on the Horseshoe hopes to become a secretary. WILLIAM H. BROWAND VOCATIONAL Bill takes an interest in cars enioys watch- ing Dragnet and Audie Murphy movies fancies steak and football . .. abominates stuck-up girls . . . favors welding shops intends to ioin the Air Force. BARBARA J. BROWN COLLEGE PREP Barbara was a high-stepping maiorette her sen- ior year sang with the mixed chorus highly regards tennis, Latin, and baton twirling loathes stuck-up people hopes to attend college. KAY F. BROWN BUSINESS ED Brownie was a member of Ushers' Club was a TAP member two years belonged to the Scorchers' Club was chosen home room repre- sentative two different times detests finding warm water in fountains. WILLIAM L. BROWN GENERAL Bill likes to spend much of his free time watch- ing television relishes spaghetti prefers books by Zane Grey often declares, "You bet!" . .. dreads getting up early . .. looks forward to an Army career. DOLORES M. BRUBAKER BUSINESS ED Dutch abhors homework . .. loaned her voice to the chorus her senior year . . . was Girls' League rep- resentative adores Tab Hunter loves swim- ming . . . hates to be taken away from her hobby of painting. BERNARD A. BRUNNER COLLEGE PREP Bernie specialized in the hurdles while partici- pating in track his sophomore year was gym squad leader his senior year delights in hot rods and stock car racing . .. hopes to be an engi- neer. RICHARD F. BRUNNHUBER . . . VOCATIONAL Rich took part in intramural sports two years was home room representative his senior year adores actress Arlene Dahl frequently ex- claims, "Wow" would like to have more time for hunting wild game. JAMES H. BUCHANAN, JR .... VOCATIONAL Buck enioys baseball and swimming.. .watches George Gobel on TV likes French fries lists math as his favorite subject . . . often reads books by Ron Spencer . . . favors Marlon Brando. JOHN J. BUCKREIS GENERAL Jack appeared in the Language Department play his senior year . .. played center in intramural basketball iunior year vice-president of home room his second year wants to ioin the Navy. Jossrn A. aucxnms vocArloNAL A--if H It's a Great Life and Stewart Granger are his favorites is annoyed by hot rodders . .. often comments, "Really now" enioys football and swimming ... wants to be a mechanic. PATRICIA L. BULICK . . . BUSINESS ED Pat passes her time by going to the movies fancies spaghetti and Hit Parade . .. eagerly awaited shorthand everyday has an aversion to conceited people .. . hopes to become a secretary. NANCY J. BUCKREIS , . . BUSINESS ED Favorites are Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis is made happy by French fries enioys dancing, swimming and skating . .. reads books by Charles Dickens .. .favorite subiect is bookkeeping hates sophisticated people. ROBERT M. BURCHFIELD BUSINESS ED Burch played first baseman for the baseball team all three years ran with the cross country team in his iunior year "Get serious", is his usual comment . . . college bound. G. WILLIAM BURGOON . . . COLLEGE PREP Bill was home room president and worked on the newspaper his sophomore year . .. played intra- mural basketball his iunior year gym squad leader his third year future technical engineer for Bell Telephone. DAVID B. BURKET . . . VOCATIONAL Crockett indulges in hunting and football in free time favorites are Terry Moore and It's a Great Life treats himself to spaghetti hopes to take up engineering in the Air Force. CAROL L. BURKETT . . . COLLEGE PREP Cheerleader for years two and three enter- tainment chairman for executive committee her sen- ior year . .. belonged to College Club and Pep Club her senior year . . . sang in a Cappella as a sopho- more. CHARLES G. BUTLER .. . GENERAL Watches the Jack Paar Show on television really enioys steaks favorite is Jack Lemmon . .. takes an interest in all sports, including bowling health is his best-liked subiect wants to ioin the Navy. DOLORES R. CALLISTO GENERAL Dolly loaned her voice to the chorus all three years takes a fancy to playing the piano and listening to music hopes to become a telephone operator. 26 Braun Browand Brown, B. Brown, K. Brown, W. Brubaker Brunner THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE Brunnhuber Buchanan Buckreis, John Buckreis, Joseph Bulick Buckreis, N. Burchfield Burgoon Burket Burkett Butler Callisto ,M fav M, ,pw WWRMRER WSP: 'Q'g:j'H"" 3. 4 5 Qi w Kwai? "f"7"' - rm 3 1 vv""' ,,?3'v"i Haiti 54 ,fn 5 QS Sv ' -.4'i vi, :Yi eil W pm, mi, 'IW-'f-an ffl!-num. ff fgigv ,rg-M-v Qnf Calvert Campbell, B. Campbell, C. Campbell, N. Jane Campbell, N. Jean Capone Capute I'LL GET Caputo Caracciolo, J. Caracciolo, R. Carney Carson Carter Cartwright Cessna Change Christlmeier Ciambotti Cipriano BY JOHN W. CALVERT . .. COLLEGE PREP Jack tooted the clarinet in the band for all three years favors football, guns, and working on his jeep detests people who just think they know everything. BYRON L. CAMPBELL . .. COLLEGE PREP Was a member of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Advanced Mathematics, and College Clubs his senior year participated in Key Club two years .. .junior home room representative English class officer his junior and senior years. C. JANE CAMPBELL . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Jane relishes traveling, listening to music, and eating spaghetti frequently exclaims, "You know" . . . lists bacteriology as favorite subject would like to become a nurse. NANCY JANE CAMPBELL . . . GENERAL Nancy has been a homebound student for ten years enjoys books by Daphne du Maurier really dislikes insincere people . . . a rabid baseball fan . . . would love to go ta college. NANCY JEAN CAMPBELL . .. BUSINESS ED Nancy was a member of Ushers' Club and FBLA both her junior and senior years .. . highly regards shorthand and football . . . plans to become a secre- tary one fine day. ALBERT CAPONE VOCATIONAL Abie shudders over people who talk too much . .. is partial to fishing, reading, and skin diving .. . often repeats, "Just Kiddin' around" . . . likes to hear classical music, no foolin'. JOSEPH R. CAPUTE COLLEGE PREP Joe takes an interest in reading prefers books by Frank Yerby is partial to basketball and pizza pie would like to become an aera- nautical engineer. MICHAEL A. CAPUTO VOCATIONAL Mickey treats himself to drawing, baseball, and T-bone steak has a liking for movies starring Jane Russell enjoys the Hit Parade plans on being a baseball player, big league maybe. JOSEPHINE A. CARACCIOLO . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Jo was secretary of her home room, active member of Pep Club and CTC in her senior year . . . takes pleasure in sewing, chemistry, ravioli and meatballs intends to be a nurse after gradua- tion. RICHARD A. CARACCIOLO . . . VOCATIONAL Crutch guarded the money in his home room as treasurer his senior year enjoys watching It's a Great Life on TV 'likes working in the auto shops. 29 I I MARGARET J. CARNEY .. . BUSINESS ED Peggy Jo was a member of the Horseshoe staff and the Searchers' Club her senior year was home room president also makes much use of the saying, "Sure it is" . . . future secretary. ELIZABETH A. CARSON BUSINESS ED Liz was treasurer of home room and active member of Pep Club her senior year .. .takes pleasure in reading, skating, shorthand, and pizza pie often exclaims, "SwelI" secretarial work next. WILLIAM T. CARTER COLLEGE PREP Bill trumpeted three years for the band elected rank captain his senior year hopes to enter the field of conservation or wild life manage- ment. RICHARD A. CARTWRIGHT . .. GENERAL Dick is annoyed by giddy girls . . . goes in for pizza pie and sports likes watching It's a Great Life on TV during his spare time . .. intends to enter the service. EDWARD G. CESSNA COLLEGE PREP Ed was guard on the basketball team during his sophomore year also home room president then . . . a member of Hi-Y Club as a junior . . . sang in the chorus his senior year. DOROTHY E. CHANGE .. . GEORGE-BARDEN Dotty was a member of the College Club her senior year member of Y-Teens detests stuck-up people .. . enjoys watching TV and movies likes bacteriology .. . plans to be a nurse. JOANN L. CHRISTLMEIER . . . BUSINESS ED Jo participated in the Car Teens Club her senior year is annoyed by untruthful people en- joys collecting popular records and watching George Gobel on TV. MARY L. CIAMBOTTI . .. BUSINESS ED Elected home room president her junior year and treasurer while a senior was a member of the FBLA both junior and senior years plans to be a secretary. MARY L. CIPRIANO . .. BUSINESS ED Mary takes a fancy to Doris Day and James Cagney is interested in math, football, and books by Earl Stanley Gardner relishes potato salad . . . intends to be a secretary. I I EARL H. CIVILS . . . VOCATIONAL Pete has a liking for chicken, basketball, and Dragnet, though not simultaneously delights in working in the welding shops is irritated by cuts enioys books by Mickey Spillane. JUDITH A. CLAAR GEORGE-BARDEN Dizz takes pleasure in chemistry, basketball, and French fries often heard to ask, "Who are ycu talking to?" . .. is thinking ahead to the Waves or working for the Bell Telephone Company. EDWARD J. CLABAUGH COLLEGE PREP Jack was in the band all three years de- lights in working with model railroads highly esteems books by Mark Twain takes an interest in English, baseball, and French fries. SHIRLEY E. CLAPPER BUSINESS ED Red takes pleasure in roller skating enioys Frank Sfnatra's acting is partial to stories by Edgar Allen Poe especially cares for lt's a Great Life on TV relishes spaghetti and meatballs. DAVID A. CLINGER COLLEGE PREP ' Dave was a member of the track team all three years was co-captain of the cross country team as a senior sang in a Cappella three years member of the Car Teens Club. . EARL E. CLOUSER GENERAL Bumps played forward on the basketball team three years .. . treasurer of the sophomore class... pitcher on the baseball team two years home room president iunior and senior years home room representative as a sophomore. MORLEY A. COHN COLLEGE PREP Mo was secretary of the Hi-Y Club and played guard on the football team his sophomore year home room representative his senior year Sen- ate member senior year . . . has a liking for English and basketball. CLAUDETTE COLBERT BUSINESS ED Thinks Tab Hunter is tops can lose herself in books by Louisa May Alcott makes much of the expression, "Honest" is partial to English . . . plans to become a secretary. MARJORIE L. COLBERT . .. GENERAL Marge takes pleasure in collecting dolls, study- ing Spanish, going swimming, and eating French fries often heard saying, "Gee" . .. hates show- offs . . . looks forward to getting married. J. JOSEPH COLEMAN VOCATIONAL Takes an interest in hunting detests teach- ers' pets often cries out, "O boy" . . . delights in chicken, math, and cars likes books by Jack London . . . wants to become a cabinet maker. CAROL N. COLTABAUGH BUSINESS ED Carol sang soprano in Mr. Bohr1's chorus all three years shows fovoritism for Doris Day abhors tardiness takes pleasure in swimming . . . plans to be a secretary. WILLIAM K. COLYER VOCATIONAL Junior relishes spaghetti favors baseball prefers movies featuring Marilyn Monroe enioys working with radios hopes to work in the field of electronics while in the Marines. DORIS S. CONLEY GENERAL ls lt's a Great Life fan enibys sleeping and skating a steak and French fries devotee likes listening to music would like to attend the School of Commerce. RICHARD E. CONRAD COLLEGE PREP Dick served three years on stage crew sen- icr senate member senior member of Horseshoe Staff iunior and senior member of chorus, CTC, and TAP senior captain of TAP is college bound. ROBERT A. CONRAD VOCATIONAL Bob lists driving as favorite hobby caters to math, James Stewart, and football enioys books by Jack London is exasperated by scorch- ers constantly repeats expression, "What a cube." MARLEN-E M. CONROY GEORGE-BARDEN Takes an interest in Spanish Bob Cummings Show, French fries, and football take prizes on her list of preferences is pleased with Audie Mur- phy . . . nursing is choice for career. BERNARD A. COOGAN COLLEGE PREP Bernie can lose himself in dancing selects English as favorite subject plans to ioin the Navy enioys watching the Ozark Jubilee delights in saying, "Nuts" . .. likes playing football. LUCILLE M. CORNET . . . GENERAL Trumpet was secretary of her home room sopho- more and iunior years favors shrimp, football, and math is pained by people who are late often repeats, "I'm so glad" .. . relishes dancing. MIRIAM I. CORRIGAN . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Treats herself to swimming, dancing, and skat- ing 'likes baked beans and football likes reading books by Charles Dickens favors Deb- bie Reynolds . .. is going to enter nurses' training. 30 Civils Claar Clabaugh Clapper Clinger Clouser Cohn ONE MEAT BALL Colbert, C. Colbert, M. Coleman Coltabough Colyer Conley Conrad, Richard Conrad, Robert Conroy Coogan Cornet Corrigan . 7 K A Q fa W ' I' ff, -.7 A,-if 1 Y' ,P .Nqr K ' L3 41? -M4351 5 ik 'vu 'Q rwg Y-un., fs. -a., -- 355 :- Wfmfgf .N 1 V m i Costlow Cox Craig Crawford, M. Crawford, N. Crider Crivelli FOOD FOR THOUGHT Crookshank Cross Crotsley Crouse Cumming Cunningham lCupples amiano andrea augherty avid avies DANIEL R. COSTLOW GENERAL Dan passes his spare time by going fishing . .. detests snooty girls likes to watch lt's a Great Life and see Howard Keel movies wishes to go into the grocery business. FAUN M. COX GENERAL Faun played the tympani in both the orchestra and the concert band all three years a member of TAP and Ushers' Club iunior and senior years . . . Ushers' Club captain her senior year. .IOAN F. CRAIG GEORGE-BARDEN In chorus sophomore year active as a mem- ber of the CTC and Pep Club . . . home room repre- sentative in her senior year takes a 'Fancy to dancing, chemistry, and collecting postcards nursing next. MARIAN l. CRAWFORD . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Member of Pep Club senior year .. . is pleased with reading, biology, and pizza pie .. . enioys read- ing Betty Cavanna's books . . . intends to ioin the Air Force upon graduation. NANCY L. CRAWFORD BUSINESS ED Nancy especially cares for cooking and study- ing math . . . enioys watching lt's a Great Life on TV .. . 'Favors pizza pie, Rock Hudson, and football . . . detests conceited people . . . plans to become a tele- phone operator. CARL F. CRIDER VOCATIONAL Carl is made happy by skating takes a fancy to riding in cars and hunting cares for spaghetti and Rock Hudson is often heard say- ing, "Mom" . . . a future contractor. BARBARA A. CRIVELLI GEORGE-BARDEN Butch was a member of the Ushers' Club and cheerleader iunior and senior years served on the executive committee iunior year president of English class sophomore year home room rep- resentative senior year. MARGIE A. CROOKSHANK BUSINESS ED Takes an interest in dancing and watching TV . .. enjoys meatloaf . .. lent her voice to Mr. Bohn's chorus sophomore year shudders at conceited people cares for Tony Curtis would like to do office work. MARY .IEAN CROSS COLLEGE PREP Was home room representative sophomore year has a liking for chemistry, pizza pie, and swim- ming . . . favors the Medic on TV . . . loathes people who are late hopes to enter nursing at Johns Hopkins. NANCY L. CROTSLEY . . .BUSINESS ED Nancy could watch TV all night is pleased with books by Mark Twain is partial to short- hand, French fries, and football highly regards Tony Curtis . . . plans to become a secretary. 33 l I WILLIAM A. CROUSE GENERAL Bill could play sports all the time prefers math, spaghetti and football shrinks from con- ceited people likes books by Jack Lonclon is often heard saying, "l don't care" Armed Forces bound. DAVID A. CUMMING VOCATIONAL Dave played home room basketball . . . is pleased with cars, steak and potatoes, and hunting cannot endure teachers' pets could watch the Late Show all night . . . a future cabinet maker. LINDA L. CUNNINGHAM . . . COLLEGE PREP Was in the orchestra all three years is a member of the FTA and College Clubs was in the string quartet sophomore and iunior years . . . plans to be a laboratory technician. REGINA M. CUPPLES BUSINESS ED Takes pleasure in coin collecting prefers office machines, French fries, and football . . . often repeats, "Wanna bet" likes to watch the Hit Parade on TV . . . plans to be a secretary. RONALD B. DAMIANO . . . VOCATIONAL Ronnie takes pleasure in football could happily spend most of his time hunting . . . favors English enioys watching lt's a Great Life wants to be a carpenter. GILBERT H. DANDREA . . . VOCATIONAL Gill is bored by women drivers is partial to books by Washington Carver . . . that way about Marilyn Monroe . . . loves to watch George Gobel on TV . .. delights in French fries and hamburgers. THEODORE W. DAUGHERTY VOCATIONAL Considers skating quite a treat . . . exercises his curiosity in mathematics class favors baseball loathes girls who smoke has a liking for baseball can hardly wait to ioin the Navy. GLADYS E. DAVID GENERAL . Member of Car Teens Club her senior year . . . prefers books by Robert Louis Stevenson . . . is often heard saying, "How about that?" adores Tab Hunter . . . detests conceited persons. DENISE M. DAVIES GEORGE-BARDEN Strummed on the violin in the orchestra every year . .. held the position of exchange editor of the Mountain Echo her iunior and senior years favors chemistry. I A FRED R. DAVIS COLLEGE PREP Rick presided over his home room his senior year played trombone in the band all three years . . . is irritated by girls looks forward to a career in electrical engineering. JAY E. DAVIS VOCATIONAL May be heard repeating, "l'll say" .. . indulges in steak favors trigonometry highly regards Janet Leigh . .. takes pleasure in football .. . con- ceited people give him pain goes in for books by Zane Grey. R. WAYNE DAVIS VOCATIONAL Was captain of his home room basketball team his iunior year dreads getting out of bed was home room president his senior year has a liking for French fries a person who likes mathematics. JOHN I. DAVISON . . . VOCATIONAL Jackson was home room secretary his senior year idolizes Audie Murphy is fascinated by automobiles TV preference is It's a Great Life . . . wants to be a diesel mechanic. MARIAN L. DEAN BUSINESS ED Often says, "Alrighty" plans to work in an office relishes pizza pie enioys watching People's Choice on TV treats herself to skating and reading in her spare time. LOUIS R. DE ANGELIS . . . GENERAL Rooney participated in football and track all three years belonged to the Varsity A Club and Scorchers' Club his iunior and senior years . .. was senate executive his sophomore year home room vice-president all three years. JOHN W. DE ARMENT GENERAL Johnny played intramural basketball three years, captained the team his sophomore and iunior years was in College Club . .. was male lead in last year's Language Department play Car Teens vice-president. DORIS J. DeBOLT . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Dory was in orchestra all three years her favorites are music, sewing, eating, chemistry, and hoagies often exclaims, "Honest to Pete" nursing is to be the next step. CAROL A. DEGOL . .. GENERAL Cline was home room secretary her iunior year collects records prefers books by Jack Lon- don . .. is partial to dramatics . .. adores Tab Hun- ter . . . uses tennis as her energy outlet. REGINA M. DEGYANSKY BUSINESS ED Is happiest when watching football on TV could spend most of her time sewing . . . finds swim- ming a most enioyable sport . .. looks forward to mathematics class each day. RICHARD D. DELANEY VOCATIONAL Abe was home room president his sophomore year would like to set up a business in cabinet making treats himself to weight lifting is partial to venison and hunting. PETER D. DELRICCO GENERAL Served as home room secretary his senior year was assistant secretary of his home room as a iunior declares cooking is his favorite subiect . . . future state police officer. RITA A. DELRICCO . . . COLLEGE PREP Was a member of Art Club and chorus all three years Spanish class president her junior year presided over her English class while a senior adores Spanish class and listening to music. ELIZABETH L DQMATTEIS .. . BUSINESS ED Betty trilled soprano in a Cappella three years senior octet and FBLA member while a senior in Ushers' Club her iunior and senior years delights in music and mathematics. GUY M. DENARDO . . . GENERAL Member of band his senior year .. . frequently repeats, "Get with it" . . . abominates girls who smoke indulges in books by Arthur Conan Doyle . . . wishes to be a musician. MARTHA P. DETRICH COLLEGE PREP Martie played cello in the orchestra three years FTA member her senior year cello player of girls' ensemble in talent show as a iunior ballet dancing gives her great pleasure. CONSTANCE J. DeWITT . .. GENERAL Served as scribe of intramural sports as a sen- ior took part in intramural sports three years member of chorus her sophomore year , . . rec- ognized by expression, "That's the way the ball bounces" . . . favors softball. V ROBERT D. DeWITT VOCATIONAL Bob could spend hours watching lt's a Great Life on TV has a liking for books by Bret Harte indulges in hamburgers highly admires James Stewart loves to delve into American history. SHIRLEY 5. DIBERT . .. GENERAL Lent her soprano voice to a Cappella her sopho- more and iunior years .. . member of Ushers' Club as a senior . . . elected home room president while a sophomore Girls' League representative sopho- more and senior years. 34 Davis, F. Davis, J. Davis, R. Davison Dean DeAngelis DeArment YOUNG IDEAS DeBoIt Degol Degyansky Delaney Delricco, P. Delricco, R. DeMatteis De Na rdo Detrich DeWitt, C. DeWitt, R. Dibert ff -W- .Ji K Q 4-rw ,"g5,,r',g K: 'f1:z:f39" ggi Si W: ik' wh-wifi Dickerson Dickson Diehl, H. Diehl, J. Dietzel DiNa rdo Doebler I'LL BE SEEIN' YOU Dolinger Dougal Dubbs Dubulis Eamigh Eardley Easton Ecken rode Eckhard Edwards, D. Edwards, R. Eisenhart, M. G. MAXINE V. DICKERSON BUSINESS ED Participated in intramural sports three years CTC member her iunior and senior years served on Horseshoe staff . . . often declares, "You'd better believe it!" prefers reading books by Frank Yerby . . . delights in playing mushball. LAVERNE M. DICKSON GENERAL Hates to miss Hit Parade on TV . . . is fascinated by reading-especially books by Hawthorne. . .idol- izes Randolph Scott . . . is partial to English . . . has an aversion to conceited people has a liking for spaghetti. HELEN V. DIEHL GEORGE-BARDEN Pickle sang alto in Mr. Bohn's chorus three years . .. took part in the May Festival each year . .. Car Teens Club member her sophomore term . .. relishes French fries and spaghetti . . . enioys sewing. JANET C. DIEHL COLLEGE PREP Violin player in the orchestra member of Girls' Intramural sports on Mt. Echo staff three years circulation editor of Mt. Echo as a senior member of Quill and Scroll, College Club, and Fellowship Club. JACK DIETZEL VOCATIONAL Loves to watch Dragnet spends free time skating is partial to football takes an in- terest in history fancies movies starring Alan Ladd . .. shudders at girls wearing Bermuda shorts . . . relishes French fries. JOSEPH M. DINARDO BUSINESS ED Joe participated in intramural sports and band three years home room president his sophomore year secretary of home room while a senior is disgusted by tardiness sport cars enthu- siast. GLENN E. DOEBLER COLLEGE PREP Participated in intramural sports three years played clarinet in the band his sophomore year Car Teens member his iunior year played baseball as a senior would like to be a mechan- ical engineer. JAY L. DOLINGER COLLEGE PREP Played tuba for the band three years band olficer his senior year specialized in tuba and bass fiddle for orchestra member of College Club as a senior future plans begin with college education. GLENN E. DOUGAL VOCATIONAL Delights in books by James F. Cooper in- dulges in square dancing and sports in spare mo- ments takes a fancy to Italian cabbage and chicken often says, "How're y'doing?" ad- mires Audie Murphy. RAY E. DUBBS BUSINESS ED Shorty was home room vice-president as a sophomore participated in home room pro- grams his sophomore and iunior years highly esteems sports collects sports items has preference for baseball. 37 I I i MARY A. DUBULIS BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA her senior year . .. would like more time to collect pennants and write to pen pals . . . adores actor Don Taylor . . . favors office ma- chines class . . . longs to become a secretary. ALLAN C. EAMIGH BUSINESS ED Skip played on home room basketball team and was a squad leader in gym favorite pas- time is listening to records partial to football and tennis . . . future accountant. BEN R. EARDLEY VOCATIONAL . Spends a lot of time hunting and enioys eating venison highly regards Fess Parker could watch Gunsmoke all the time delights in works of Rudyard Kipling favors printing . . . wants to become a printer. E. RICHARD EASTON .. . COLLEGE PREP Treats himself to fried potatoes and Kirk Doug- las movies favorite pastime is reptile hunting is often heard saying, "Holy cow" would like to ioin the Air Force and then attend college. DANNY R. ECKENRODE . . . VOCATIONAL Watches Dragnet with pleasure is often heard to say, "No kidding" spends a lot of time swimming and playing baseball plans to see the world throughyportholes. CAROL A. ECKHARD . . . GENERAL Member of Car Teens Club senior year favors books written by Betty Cavanna drops everything to watch Caesor's Hour . . . enioys pizza and safe driving . . . hopes to get married. DAVID M. EDWARDS COLLEGE PREP Ed raced with the track team sophomore year and played football iunior year . . . has a liking for John Wayne . . . prefers chemistry . . . always watches It's a Great Life on TV. ROBERT D. EDWARDS . . . VOCATIONAL Spends leisure time watching Father Knows Best makes much of Jerry Lewis . . . has a liking for printing and mathematics . .. takes a fancy to ravioli . . . wants to become a printer. MARY G. EISENHART .. . GEORGE-BARDEN Watches TV and plays records in free time . . . detests slow people . .. favorites include Jerry Lewis and Martha Raye .. . goes in for tennis and skating . . . plans to be a beautician. I L, WILLIAM D. EISENHART . .. GENERAL Bill enioys listening to popular music is partial to baseball and swimming . . . drops every- thing to watch Cavalcade of Sports . .. often says, "What a head you've got" hopes to go to art school. TRAVIS J. ELDEN COLLEGE PREP Gussey played forward in the intramural bas-' ketball team his senior year has a liking for Alan Ladd movies . . . is vexed by late people thinks the works of Robert Louis Stevenson are great. NANCY L. ERB COLLEGE PREP Nance sang second soprano with Mr. Bohn's chorus all three years belonged to Safety Pa- trol and Car Teens senior year . . . plays accordion wants to attend Bob Jones University. CAROL E. ESTEP COLLEGE PREP Played cello in the orchestra was circula- tion editor on the Mountain Echo stalf member of string quartet and accompanist for "3.l's" trumpet trio chemistry tops all other subiects future nurse. JAMES K. FASICK VOCATIONAL Fearless enioys lt's a Great Life relishes French fries has a liking for Mickey Spillane .. . fancies Elizabeth Taylor loathes stuck-up girls plans to become an electrician or milkman. BERNARD E. FAUST VOCATIONAL Bumpy takes pleasure in building airplanes . . . favorite subject is mathematics enjoys looking at TV, especially Make Room For Daddy . . . treats himself to submarine sandwiches often has a liking for football. CESARE D. FAZIO COLLEGE PREP Cesare played baseball sophomore year engaged in intramural basketball all three years fancies baseball Mark Twain is tops takes pleasure in all kinds of sports plans to enter college. RICHARD F. FELLINGER VOCATIONAL Favors football and basketball spends spare time in hunting, or in the woods anyway would rather eat spaghetti than any other food . . . uncertain about his future. DAVID L FERGUSON VOCATIONAL David played intramural basketball, track, foot- ball treats himself to steak and French fries is partial to books by Robert Louis Stevenson takes a fancy to mechanical drawing plans to attend college. MARY LOU FICKES BUSINESS ED Mary Lou was a member of the staff of the Compass for two years member of the AHS Pep Club her senior year enioys saying, "Sure you are" . . . iust reads and reads and reads. SHIRLEY J. FICKES BUSINESS ED Was secretary of English class in iunior year takes a delight in listening to radio, going swim- ming, and doing shorthand often heard saying "GeezI" detests conceited people intends to be a telephone operator. LAWRENCE D. FIELD VOCATIONAL Larry played the drums in the band for three years served on the Safety Patrol his senior year played intramural basketball all three years . . . is annoyed by girls who smoke. LINDA F. FILER BUSINESS ED Lindy participated in the AHS Pep Club her senior year . .. likes to collect records cares for Tony Curtis enioys reading plays by Shakes- peare . . . hopes to become a bookkeeper. ALICE M. FIX . . . BUSINESS ED Alice watches People's Choice on TV de- lights in writing letters is partial to books by Catherine Marshall is pleased with Tab Hunter favorite subiect is business English wishes to become a secretary. RONALD W. FLECK COLLEGE PREP Ron played the clarinet in the band for two years member of the Car Teens Club senior year treats himself to steak and French fries hopes eventually to attend college. BARBARA D. FLIEGERBAUER GENERAL Barb was a member of Car Teens Club for two years secretary of her home room her iunior year relishes pizza and hamburgers enioys swimming and basketball highly regards Tab Hunter. PATRICIA L. FONNER . .. BUSINESS ED Patty likes to watch Ozark Jubilee on TV takes an interest in sewing prizes books by Grace Livingston Hill is pained by conceited people and peroxide hair plans to go to Bible College. MARGARET K. FORR . . . COLLEGE PREP Margie was a member of FTA and College Club her senior year member of Pyramid Club her sophomore year favorite subject is history hopes to be an elementary school teacher. 5. ERIC FOUSE COLLEGE PREP Eric was vice-president of Boys' Federation sen- ior year . .. member of the track and cross country teams also participated in Varsity A and Col- lege Clubs . . . plans to go to Penn State. 38 Eisenhart, W. Elden Erb Estep Fasick Faust Fazio NO HELP WANTED Fellinger Ferguson Fickes, M. L. Fickes, S. Field Filer Fix Fleck Fliegerbauer Fonner Forr Fouse Qwfl W-nv ,123 wfw wr, W. H083 N. ,'f:g:fz -1 Q 1 A 1 in L' 'A M K - ' M ,,44,3M, . ., , pi - , - X w 5,3225 7 , Mwipgfzxf 'V Q 6 K .Y ., , L fi . 5 ,f 'Km A fff Franco Franks Frasca Fraundorfer Freed Gailey Galant THREE LITTLE WORDS Gardner, C. W. Gardner, J. Garlick Gates, M. Gates, R. Gates, V. Geesey Geissinger Geist Gentile George Gesser, T. DAVID R. FRANCO . . . VOCATIONAL David is partial to ham, mashed potatoes, and gravy highly regards Jerry Lewis prefers horseback riding .. . likes to play pinochle . .. fav- orite subiect is English . .. is irritated by conceited girls. VERONICA Y. FRANKS GENERAL Ronny played the violin in the orchestra her sophomore and iunior years collects postcards enioys saying, "Who rattled your chain" is partial to Elizabeth Taylor watches Kraft Theater on TV. CAROLE A. FRASCA BUSINESS ED Carole was vice-president of her home room her sophomore year likes to read books by John Truesdale . .. Ioathes lazy people plans to get a good iob as a secretary. HELEN A. FRAUNDORFER . . . GENERAL Helen was a member of Car Teens Club her senior year enioys watching It's a Great Life on TV indulges in swimming relishes spa- ghetti . . . enioys dancing . .. hopes to become an airline hostess. DOLORIS M. FREED .. . BUSINESS ED Doloris was president of her home room her sophomore year .. . takes pleasure in watching TV, especially Hit Parade favorite subject is mathe- matics . . . is partial to Marlon Brando. VIVIAN I. GAILEY . . . BUSINESS ED Very much interested in skating. . .is fascinated by baseball teasingly remarks, "No kidding" enioys the Ed Sullivan Show is irritated by tardy people plans to become a secretary. JOSEPH P. GALANT . . . COLLEGE PREP Joe loaned his talents to the clarinet section of the band for three years . . . was in orchestra his senior year took part in intramural basketball . . . is college bound. C. WESLEY GARDNER . . . GENERAL Wes spends a lot of time watching It's a Great Life favorite subiect is mechanical drawing . .. enjoys reading books by Mickey Spillane. . .relishes a chicken dinner ... avid football fan. JUDITH A. GARDNER GEORGE-BARDEN Judy took part in chorus two years was vice-president of iunior English class idolizes Lawrence Welk adores reading detests tardy people enioys swimming seeks voca- tion as a beautician. SHIRLEY A. GARLICK . . . GENERAL Shirley claims safe driving as her 'Favorite sub- iect . . . takes great interest in skating, dancing .. . finds pleasure in singing would 'like to become an airline hostess. 41 I I I MAXWELL F. GATES . .. COLLEGE PREP Max has been basketball manager for three years has been in band each year home room president three years played intramural basketball for two years senior member of Var- sity A Club. RICHARD T. GATES GENERAL Dick can usually be found watching TV often treats himself to a baseball game takes pleasure in collecting postcards . .. dreams of a col- lege education in the future. VICTOR O. GATES, JR. VOCATIONAL Vic took part in intramural basketball for two years. . .takes pleasure in shooting mark. . .always enioys a good game of baseball would like to have a career in printing. D. DEE GEESEY BUSINESS ED Dee has a liking for otlice machines, football, and spaghetti with meat balls enioys the antics of Martin and Lewis has a dislike for stuck-up people . . . would like to be a telephone operator. REGINA A. GEISSINGER GENERAL Jeanie was a sophomore representative to the Girls' League .. . treats herself to dancing and skat- ing . . . heartily enioys swimming . . . has an aver- sion to conceited people would like to become a telephone operator. DONNA L. GEIST BUSINESS ED Donna was a sophomore member of the chorus frequently found reading or enioying TV takes pleasure in bowling . .. may be heard saying, "Gee Willikers" plans a career as a secretary. RONALD J. GENTILE GENERAL Ronald was a band member his iunior and senior years enioys playing saxophone is fascinated by collecting stamps would like to attend the Eastern School of Musical Instrument Repair. SHIRLEY A. GEORGE . .. BUSINESS ED ShirIey's favorite pastime is having fun iust loves to laugh often drawls, "All righty" takes pleasure in collecting stamps would like to get married after graduation. TERRENCE L. GESSER . .. VOCATION-AL Dusty is extremely fascinated by auto mechanics claims auto shops as his favorite subiect delights in eating steak plans to become an auto mechanic. I "V I WILLIAM A. GESSER VOCATIONAL Bill idolizes Esther Williams likes watching TV, especially the Hit Parade treats himself to potpie and basketball does not care for girls in hoop skirts . . . hopes to ioin the Air Force. HARVEY P. GETZ BUSINESS ED Harv played saxophone in the band and or- chestra and clarinet in the orchestra three years . .. was a member of the school dance band . .. served as senior home room vice-president going to attend college. JOSEPH R. GIARTH VOCATIONAL Goes for French fried potatoes fishes in spare time . . . delights in the Ed Sullivan show and James Stewart has a liking for shops and foot- ball . . . wants to work in a lumber mill. DAVID A. GIBSON . .. GENERAL Blew the bass horn in the band three years ran on the cross country track squad his senior year played intramural basketball three years wants to ioin the Navy in the future. H. EDWARD GIBSON COLLEGE PREP Ed has been football manager all three years head manager senior year professes sci- entific liking would prefer a career in the field of science. DERWIN D. GILBERT VOCATIONAL Derry takes an interest in all sports espe- cially enjoys baseball often treats himself to movies tends to cry out, "How about that" plans to ioin the U. S. Army. ANGELO L. GIOIOSA GENERAL Angie took part in track and cross country his iunior and senior years senior member of CTC captain of intramural basketball would like to become a teacher. J. DAVID GLASGOW COLLEGE PREP Pink took part in track and cross country for three years . . . three year member of Varsity A Club senior member of Pep Club delights in dancing and dating loves photography college bound. TERRY L. GLASS VOCATIONAL Terry was a senior home room representative frequently sympathizes, "Tough" delights in skating has a liking for records detests stuck-up people . . . college bound. DONNA L. GLENN COLEGE PREP Donna is a three year member of the Mountain Echo staff iunior and senior member of Girls' Chorus . .. senior member of College Club . . . en- ioys music and reading loves sports plans a career in nursing. RODGER A. GLUNT GENERAL Penny played home room basketball thinks much of spaghetti, baseball, English, and Piper Laurie, though not all at one time . . . is left cold by stuck-up girls . . . plans a career in the Marines. STANLEY P. GOOD .. . VOCATIONAL Stan enioys repeating, "Go easy man" often spends his spare time walking greatly ad- mires Kirk Douglas, archery, and George Gobel cannot endure girls who smoke . . . seeks a career in the Marines. RONALD K. GORDON COLLEGE PREP Ronald was a member of Car Teens his iunior and senior years belonged to College Club . .. played intramural basketball his senior year hopes to do work in forestry. ARNOLD K. GOSS VOCATIONAL Arnold often exclaims, "Okay" goes all out for turkey, math, and books by Charles Dickens dislikes conceited girls spends a lot of time with sports. BARBARA L. GRAHAM .. . COLLEGE PREP Barbara was a maiorette all three years a member of College Club and Future Teachers of America . . . played the saxophone in the orchestra . . . plans to attend college. CAROL A. GRAHAM GEORGE-BARDEN Served on iunior and senior class executive committee . . . member of Academy of Science, act- ing as senior secretary was on Horseshoe staff sang in a Cappella marched as sergeant of color guard three years. DARLENE M. GRAY GEORGE-BARDEN Darlene was a member of the Pyramid Club and took part in intramural sports her sophomore year . . . gave time to the Horseshoe staff her iunior and senior years detests spoiled people intends to become a nurse. LARRY M. GREEN GENERAL Larry was a member of track and cross country teams belonged to Car Teens Club his senior year relishes French fries and fishing en- ioys watching the acting of Grace Kelly . . . unde- cided future. JAMES G. GREENE . . . COLLEGE PREP Jim lists physics and Latin as his favorites . .. is annoyed by stuck-up girls . . . favors Robert Mitchum .. . spends spare time reading . . . enioys eating steak . . . plans to go to college. 42 Gesser, W. Getz Giarth Gibson, D. Gibson, E. Gilbert Gioiosa DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES Glasgow Glass Glenn Glunt Good Gordon Goss Graham, B. Graham, C. Gray Green Greene nf E 23 ag? 5' ik EY e gf L E S Sf W sill? ihimvlfff iw all A -L v i , ,. v . . . i 41, ' -. . KX if S 97' wr " K 3 X 3,553 Griffith, Betsy Griffith, Beverly Griffith, E. Grimminger Grum Gunsallus Habacvich SIXTEEN TONS Haigh Hainsey Hair Halbritter Halpern Hamer Hammann Hammel Hand Hansard Hatch Hauser BETSY A. GRIFFITH .. . GEORGE-BARDEN Betsy states her pastime as skating likes to watch Father Knows Best . . . is left cold by con- ceited people . .. likes to read books by Louisa Mae Alcott . . . would like to become a beautician. BEVERLY J. GRIFFITH . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Bev belonged to Car Teens Club her senior year simply adores pizza pie takes an in- terest in Jimmy Stewart likes gym and all sports intends to become a nurse in the Armed Forces. EDGAR A. GRIFFITH GENERAL Eddie was baton twirler in band all three years Mountain Echo reporter first year home room president and member of TAP his senior year member of Car Teens Club iunior and senior years. DONNA M. GRIMMINGER GEORGE-BARDEN Donna was second soprano in chorus her sopho- more and senior years annoyed by homework makes much of the expression, "You kill me" . . . reads books by Charles Dickens. MARY E. GRUM BUSINESS ED Watches Toast of the Town on TV is vexed by show-offs . . . is partial to books by Charles Dickens indulges in turkey and mashed potatoes . . . "I guess" seems to be pet expression. CAROL J. GUNSALLU5 BUSINESS ED Spends her spare time reading belonged to chorus her senior year enioys bookkeeping and swimming...Doris Day is her favorite star... relishes steak and French fries wants to be an airline stewardess. MARY A. HABACVICH GENERAL Dee Dee served as a home room secretary her iunior year English and Rock Hudson are favor- ite subiects blacklists childish people is a future telephone operator. CLARA L. HAIGH GENERAL Enioys dancing and Jean Simmons favorite TV program is It's a Great Life can often be heard saying, "Oh, you really think?" . . . plans to be a beautician after graduation. ROBERT L. HAINSEY BUSINESS ED Sang bass in a Cappella first two years and in iunior and senior octets . .. goes in for playing bas- ketball enioys turkey . . . hopes to ioin the Marines. JEANNE M. HAIR . . . COLLEGE PREP Mountain Echo member all three years and Quill and Scroll final two plays bass violin in orchestra abhors conceited people and adores James Dean . . . wants to enter elementary teaching. 45 i I RONALD J. HALBRITTER .. . VOCATIONAL Woody lists squad leader in daily gym, base- ball team, and Jayvee football as sophomore activi- ties a pizza pie and basketball man . . . inter- ested in serving with the Coast Guards. MARGY A. HALPERN COLLEGE PREP Was an alto in a Cappella . .. takes an interest in music always enioyed English . .. is planning on teaching either English or music in years to come. WILLIAM C. HAMER GENERAL Bill's a fishing and baseball bug spends time playing records, the guitar, and singing holds esteem for Doc William's entertainment .. sees a show business career upon graduation. PATRICIA E. HAMMANN . .. COLLEGE PREP Senior duties include editorship on Mountain Echo, Future Teachers of America, and Junior Acad- emy of Science Clubs, Senate, and orchestra takes pleasure in reading . .. college for next four years. SUZANNE F. HAMMEL .. . GENERAL Warbled in chorus junior year .... Car Teens Club member as senior Sue often retorts, "Just kidding" dates on dancing and tennis plans enlistment in the Waves. RUTH A. HAND GENERAL Member of senior Car Teens and Pep Clubs Ruthie was active cluring last two years in dramatics . . . reads Eugene O'Neill's works . . . highly re- gards salesmanship . .. fancies basketball and Kraft Theater for viewing. HENRY P. HANSARD COLLEGE PREP Drummer played in the band two years . . . was home room president sophomore and iunior years . . . member of College Club senior year . . . on bas- ketball team two years . . . college bound. WILLIAM A. HATCH COLLEGE PREP Bill participated in track first year and was on the football team all three years hobby, of course, and favorite sport is football . .. delights in pizza pie . . . a college man. DAVID E. HAUSER GENERAL Baseball catcher on team as a senior . . . Butch detests money borrowers . . . prizes sloppy ioes and emoting of Susan Hayward would like to go to New York-big city, you know. l A THOMAS D. HAVLIN . . . VOCATIONAL Tommy was a senior Varsity A Club honoree baseball outfielder final two years is par- tial to science and watching sports sheet metal work looms as future iob. DONALD E. HAYES COLLEGE PREP Don was a Science Academy Club member the last two years senior Key Club Treasurer pleased with math and science foresees a career in nuclear physics as an engineer. PAUL M. HAYWARD COLLEGE PREP Jim played iunior and senior intramural bas- ketball collects coins relishes football and pizza pie . .. William Holden is the star and English is the subiect . . . college degree candidate. JOANNE A. HEISS GENERAL Joan loathes tardy people loves Tony Curtis and spaghetti ond pizza goes swimming and skating for hobbies thinks of becoming a tele- phone operator after graduation. MARY A. HEISS . . . GENERAL Car Teens Club member her second year . . . big three include sports, steak and French fries, and Gilbert Roland .. . verbal comments include, "ls that so?" . . . a beautician's work fills the bill. FREDERICK M. HELSEL GENERAL Freddy, a future farmer or truck driver, claims football is it cherishes building hot rods English is top subiect Zane Grey's accomplish- ments satisfy reading desires. HERBERT M. HENDERSON . . . VOCATIONAL Herb was track manager his sophomore term has a liking for auto racing, driving, and the literature of Stephen Meader aspires to enlist in the Air Force. ARLENE A. HENNAMAN . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Arlene's happy with skating, tennis, and French fries reads Edgar Allan Poe with pleasure . . . best subiect was bacteriology . .. a Diana Lynn fan and future nurse. CHARLOTT L. HENNINGER . . . GENERAL Sang soprano in chorus . . . Spanish and chicken rate with Char sports fun includes hiking and swimming . . . finds Zane Grey refreshing . . . wants to get a good iob. JOYCE E. HERCULES BUSINESS ED Served as color guard member sophomore year and also home room secretary Tab Hunter and office machines are enjoyable subiects secre- tarial work comes next. JOYCE A. HERDMAN COLLEGE PREP Sang in a Cappella last two years Future Teachers of America and Ushers' Club were other senior activities goes for steak and swimming . . . becoming a teacher is her big plan. . CHARLES D. HETRICK . .. VOCATIONAL Drafting school or farming are career choices food preference is hamburgers and French fries pastime specialties are sports and training hunting dogs . . . outdoor type. RONALD E. HETZEL BUSINESS ED Was seen as Arthur in the sophomore year Language Department ploy tenor in a Cappella and Glee Club as a iunior takes a fancy to swimming, music, and reading expects to do office work. BARTLETT W. HIGH VOCATIONAL Makes much of uttering, "l guess so" and of Luke Short's literary themes .. . boiled turnips is his blue plate special math and football are prime favorites . . . Service is his future calling. JUDITH A. HILEMAN . . . COLLEGE PREP Judy abominotes egotistical people . . . three year girl in orchestra . . . Usher's club last two terms .. . fascinated by bacteriology and football . .. will enter nurses' training. KERMIT P. HILEMAN . . . GENERAL Butch is a Richard Widmark and mechanical drawing fan . .. pet saying is, "Way to go, Ace" sports specialties are football and swimming . . . hopes to become a draftsman. BARBARA J. HILTNER BUSINESS ED Bobbie sang soprano her iunior and senior years in the chorus and was a FBLA senior member irritated by tardy people shorthand en- ioyment fits in with further secretarial schooling. DONNA J. HINER GEORGE-BARDEN A quoter of "Sure we will" was first year chorus member Safety Patrol woman as iunior and senior Doris Day can do no wrong dreams of a nurse's career. IRVIN C. HITE VOCATIONAL Bossy people iust don't ratep pizza pie and basketball do . . . a follower of James Stewart and Jules Verne hobby is electronics o pros- pective Navy man. 46 Havlin Hayes Hayward Heiss, J. Heiss, M. Helsel Henderson STEAM HEAT Hennaman Henninger Hercules Herdman Hetrick Hetzel High Hileman, J. Hileman, K. Hiltner Hiner Hite rw 'Nm 13 ,A-ln. I , I ,fm ,-um an 4 as ,Jw f W Hobson Hogans Holland Hollingsworth Hooper Hoover Hostler, H. YOU'RE AN OLD SMOOTHIE Hostler, T. Howsare Hoyer Hughes Hunt Hurst Hutchison, C. Hutchison, R. Hymes Ickes Ingram Irvin MARY E. HOBSON . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Betsy cares for swimming and bacteriology . . . often mutters, "No kidding" late people leave her cold made happy by turkey, baby sitting, and music medical missionary advocate. ALICE L. HOGANS . . . GENERAL Maggie sang in a Cappella belonged to Pep Club and Car Teens Club served as vice- president in intramural sports .. .acted as home room representative her sophomore and junior years. ROBERT L. HOLLAND VOCATIONAL Bob has an aversion to conceited girls treats are chicken, hunting, and roller skating John Wayne is a number one actor prize ver- bage is, "You goofed" intends to go to work- someday. ELDA D. HOLLINGSWORTH . . . GENERAL Tootie collects pictures and watches television for pleasure caters to meat pie and dancing . .. dotes on safe driving wants to work at either Sylvania or Bell Telephone. BARBARA A. HOOPER . . . BUSINESS ED Barb was secretary of her junior English class shrinks from snooty people takes interest in typing and listening to records a dance lover . . . thinking of college. WILLIAM G. HOOVER . . . COLLEGE PREP Bill and POD get along he'll be satisfied with football, watching James Stewart, working on cars, and viewing Walt Disney productions am- bition is to get married. HERBERT G. HOSTLER . . . COLLEGE PREP Was bass voice in a Cappella first two years . . . reading matter centers on James Fenimore Coop- er's output choice subjects are math and foot- ball . .. engineering is his line of work. TIMOTHY L. HOSTLER Vocational Tim claims his hobby is race cars and is the pronouncer of, "You don't say" . .. is fascinated by all of the major sports pick of the platters is French fries. ROBERT K. HOWSARE . .. GENERAL Bob played football all three years reads books by Jack London pastime pleasure is fish- ing his likeables include Debbie Reynolds and history . . . desires to be an aquatic biologist. EDGAR T. HOYER VOCATIONAL Baseball and the Big Story are eye-catchers also cares for beans on the table and football on the field health is major subject gardening is spare time filler and hobby. 49 'sm I I JOANNA L. HUGHES .. . GENERAL - Jo's foremost subjects are English and sewing collects dog pictures and glass dogs pizza pie is her dish listen and she'll say, "Oh fish" . . . has aspirations of becoming a nurse. LOIS L. HUNT GEORGE-BARDEN Likes collecting stuffed animals idolizes Glen Ford and Ed Sullivan favorites are English and basketball says, "Yea", when dissatisfied enjoys eating steak . . . uncertain about future. THOMAS P. HURST VOCATIONAL Mop was home room president his senior year and was on the football and track teams all three years sports pastime is swimming prefers Alan Ladd on the screen prospective draftsman. CAROL L. HUTCHISON BUSINESS ED Soprano voice in chorus as sophomore home room secretary her junior year quotable quote is, "Oh, no" records and French fries go together . . . some boss's secretary. ROBERT L. HUTCHISON COLLEGE PREP Hutch says no credit to sloppy people .. . goes along with the pizza and basketball crowd seri- ous matter is Jules Verne and math . . . entertains thoughts of entering Air Force. GERALD B. HYMES COLLEGE PREP Jerry was a member of the CTC his senior year is pleased with hunting, fishing, French fries, crumb cake, and science plans to join Coast Guard after graduation. .IEAN A. ICKES BUSINESS ED Jeannie participated in intramural sports and Pyramid Club her junior year . . . is disgusted by un- truthful people . . . delights in driving and bookkeep- ing . . . wants to be a Wave. GARY D. INGRAM . . . VOCATIONAL Gary spends a lot of time hunting . . . favors watching TV, especially Big Story takes a fancy to eating pork chops . .. plans to enter the Service. ROBERT W. IRVIN . . . COLLEGE PREP Bob sped along with the track team three years and cross country team two years member of College Club home room representative senior year . . . prefers basketball and steak. j nl A I' M. SUSAN JACKSON . . . GENERAL Susie was a majorette three years lent her alto voice to chorus two years and to a Cappella her senior year . . . is partial to Spanish and pizza pie. ROBERT D. JACOBS . . . GENERAL Jake played guard position on intramural bas- ketball team home room president junior year . . . often exclaims, "How about that!" plans to attend college. NELLIE M. JENKINS .. . GEORGE-BARDEN Butch lent her voice to chorus two years active in Car Teens, intramural sports, and Pep Club . . . highly rates sewing, home economics, and lemon pie . . . a future seamstress. MARTIN E. JOHNSON . . . COLLEGE PREP Marty played the clarinet in the band three years . . . is an amateur radio operator spends a lot of time playing basketball fond of science . . . future electrical engineer. SALLY A. JOHNSON . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Was active as home room representative sopho- more year watches Make Room for Daddy with pleasure delights in bowling, swimming, and math . . . hopes to become a nurse. TIMOTHY S. JOHNSON . . . VOCATIONAL Tim delights in basketball . . . finds history an interesting subject is vexed by noise could watch Perry Como Show every day intends to join the military service. JEROME E. JONAS . . . VOCATIONAL Jerry served as home room president and played on the home room basketball team spends a lot of time collecting stamps has a liking for films featuring Debbie Reynolds . .. future welder. ROBERT E. JORDAN . . . COLLEGE PREP Bob played bass horn for the concert and marching band .. . member of both Advanced Math and College Clubs senior year favors shrimp . . . plans to become a metallurgical engineer. DAVID E. JORDEN . . . VOCATIONAL Tooted the bass horn in band sophomore year home room representative first two years takes pleasure in dancing and football fascin- ated by electronics and hopes to make it his career. Jackson Jacobs Jenkins RICHARD J. KARL . . . COLLEGE PREP -l0l'II'1S0l'h M- Participated in band three years played Johnsonlsl guard on football team two years acted in Lan- guage Department play his junior year member of dance band junior year . . . in College Club senior year. JOANNA R. KARLSON BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA junior and senior years takes a fancy to the Bob Cummings Show fav- orite subject is shorthand often heard saying, "Big deal" plans to enter college after gradua- tion. Johnson, T. PAUL J. KATSETOS GENERAL Jonas Makes much of It's a Great Life relishes spaghetti is pained by stuck-up girls favor- ite author is Mark Twain . .. pet expression, "Be- have yourself" plans to join the Service. C. SUE KEARNEY . . . BUSINESS ED . YOU OUGHTA Was majorette for three years secretary of sophomore class vice-president of junior class BE IN PICTURES . .. member of Ushers' Club three years served on TAP member of Senate junior year worked on Horseshoe senior year. MARILYN E. KEEFER COLLEGE PREP Member of Future Teachers of America senior Jordon year participated in College Club delights in the George Gobel Show . . . chief offhand com- Jorden ment, "How tender" . . . plans to enter college. PAUL E. KELLY . . . GENERAL Pete's favorite pastime is sports delights in watching It's a Great Life is often heard saying, "You're in hot water" is disgusted by bossy people . . . the Navy is ahead for this man. RONALD F. KELLY . . . VOCATIONAL Favorite TV program is Dragnet very par- tial to Marilyn Monroe .. . favorite subject is Eng- lish enjoys football and chicken, although not simultaneously plans to be a welder after Kofi graduation. Karlsen ARTHUR J. KENNEDY . . . VOCATIONAL Kafselos Art enjoys It's a Great Life favorite pastime Kearney is hunting has a definite liking for steak favorite author is .lack London . . . pet peeve is wise Keefel' guys . . . a future car mechanic. JANEAN L. KENNEDY GENERAL Sang soprano in a Cappella member of Ushers' Club . . . snobbish people leave her cold . .. has a liking for swimming and fried chicken spends spare time sewing . . . hopes to be a model. MELVIN E. KENNEDY GENERAL Mel enjoys watching the Late Show on TV Kelly, P. favorite subject is foods and nutrition . . . can often be heard saying, "Way to go" favorite sport KellYf R- is hunting plans to enter the NROTC after graduation. Kennedy' A' Kennedy, J. Kennedy, M. 50 'M ,ff ,MWA v fr-my WS' J K 3, , P Ja M mm K .A gy ,W wx mam -1 M, Vw, v-www' " V ,QQ bf if Nw H 'Qi' 5"'l., ' A f gy ., ,. C ., ,, ,,.,. Z, ' f- fi " 5,,,gM.,' Lp .fi 1' ,. N, I Kennedy, R. Kenner Kepner, S. Kepner, V. Kerlin Kerns Kessler SHAKE, RATTLE, AND ROLL Kibler Kimberly Kintz Kirkpatrick Kline Kling Koeck Kohler Korman Kotzatoski Krape, M. Krape, R. ROBERT J. KENNEDY .. . COLLEGE PREP Bob was track man for two years sang in a Cappella two years member of College Club sang bass in octet and quartet two years college looms big in his future. HENRY C. KENNER . .. BUSINESS ED Takes a fancy to It's a Great Life . .. his hob- bies are huntin and fishing favorite author is Zane Grey .. . was vice-president of home room his iunior year . . . is undecided about the future. SHARON J. KEPNER GEORGE-BARDEN Treats herself to Gunsmoke favorite pas- time is reading favorite sport is ice skating shudders at conceited people enioys reading books by Daphne du Maurier the future is very nebulous for Binky. VERLA D. KEPNER GENERAL Member of Car Teens Club her senior year . .. favorite TV program is Ozark Jubilee can often be heard saying, "You better believe it" takes a fancy to square dancing plans to work at Syl- vania after graduation. ROGER L. KERLIN, .. COLLEGE PREP Kerly was a member of the band for three years . . . treasurer of Academy of Science . . . partici- pated in Key Club for two years college is seen in this boy's future. CONNIE L. KERNS BUSINESS ED Takes an interest in dancing . , . favorite author is Grace Livingston Hill can often be heard saying, "Sure you are" .. . is irritated by conceited people . . . clerical work is in her future. NANCY J. KESSLER COLLEGE PREP Sang soprano in a Cappella two years re- oorter for Mountain Echo two years member of Ushers' Club her iunior and senior years was home room president and home room representative her sophomore year. JEAN A. KIBLER GEORGE-BARDEN Enioys Private Secretary favorite author is .lack London can often be heard saying, "You should know it" conceited people give her a pain she plans to be an airline hostess after graduation. JACK E. KIMBERLY VOCATIONAL Kimbo was a discus and iavelin thrower on the track team played halfback on the football team for two years vice-president of his English class iunior year college man in forseeable fu- ture. MELVIN E. KINTZ COLLEGE PREP Preacher was interested in dramatics and ap- peared in several plays relishes steak, Audie Murphy, German, and football hates noises when studying intends to be an electronic and civil engineer. 53 M. ANN KIRKPATRICK . . . BUSINESS ED Participated in Pep Club her senior year she enioys watching Climax favorite author is Daphne du Maurier plans to be a telephone operator after graduation. ANNA M. KLINE BUSINESS ED High-stepping maiorette three years home room representative sophomore year home room president iunior year enioys Climax on TV . .. avid football fan . . . future stenographer. DONALD P. KLING VOCATIONAL Donald was a member of the football team, band, and orchestra all three years a track member his senior year .. . treasurer of hisfsenior home room . . . plans to go to college. GEORGE D. KOECK . . . VOCATIONAL Acted as home room president his senior year takes pleasure in watching lt's a Great Life . . . automobiles rate tops as hobby . .. idolizes Audie Murphy . .. looks forward to career as a mechanic after graduation. WILLIAM H. KOHLER VOCATIONAL Bill played home room basketball his iunior year . .. loves a feast of spaghetti and French fries spends his spare time in the workshop .. . has a liking for Jane Russell and trig future elec- trician. MARGARET E. KORMAN . .. BUSINESS ED Member of Car Teens Club her senior year . . . relishes French fries and English often repeats, "l"ll never tell" Margie wants to be a secretary after graduation. RAYMOND J. KOTZATOSKI . . . VOCATIONAL Preference in TV programs is Gunsmoke highly regards fishing and turkey . . . can often be seen watching or playing baseball . . . plans to enter Service after receiving diploma. MORRIS E. KRAPE .. . COLLEGE PREP Member of orchestra three years . . . editor of Mountain Echo participated in Quill and Scroll his junior and senior years was active in dra- matics his sophomore and iunior years college looms in future. RUTH H. KRAPE BUSINESS ED Ruthie was in the girls' chorus and on the Girls' League executive committee . . . served as both home room president and home room representative often repeats, "You better believe it" . . . enjoys the Medic. I I ' .C g I .IOANNE I. KUIAWA . . . BUSINESS ED Shows much interest in sewing takes pleas- ure in watching Hit Parade cannot endure peo- ple who show off treats herself to playing bad- minton ... plans to be a secretary. KENNETH C. KULL BUSINESS ED Ken was treasurer of FBLA his senior year . .. enioys watching George Gobel rabid baseball fan in season plans ta be a facts and figures man in the future. FREDERICK R. KUTZ VOCATIONAL Fred enioys watching You Asked For It spends much time swimming and skating pet expression is, "Tough" has for himself the hob- by of coin collecting plans to be an electrician. DONNA J. LAFFERTY BUSINESS ED Takes pleasure in watching Robert Cummings . . . shrinks from stuck-up girls has a liking for softball often teases, "Oh, you better believe it" enioys reading Louisa May Alcott's books. NANCY L. LAFFERTY GENERAL Nancy takes a fancy to Alan Ladd and Esther Williams made happy by collecting sea shells abominates stuck-up girls plans to do store work after graduation. HOWARD S. LAIRD . . . GENERAL Smiley often says, "Hi, kid" delights in building model airplanes takes an interest in football and boxing plans to ioin the Marines after graduation. ESTHER R. LANGER GENERAL A member of the Safety Patrol . .. participated in the Car Teens Club takes a fancy to roller skating is frequently saying, "Gosh" plans to work for the Bell Telephone Company. JANICE L. LANSBERRY .. . BUSINESS ED Favorite pastimes are reading and swimming . . . loathes tardy people . . . pet expression is "Oh heavens" takes pleasure in cooking plans to be a receptionist. SANDRA A. LARNICK GEORGE-BARDEN Sandy indulges in collecting figurines . . . a member of Car Teens Club . . . cannot endure show- offs . . . takes a fancy to basketball and steak . . . plans to be a dietitian. BONNIE L. LARSON GEORGE-BARDEN Secretary of her home room senior year vice-president of home room as a iunior takes an interest in playing the piano . .. plans to go into nursing. - NANCY C. LARSON GENERAL A member of the Car Teens Club senior year is often heard saying, "How's that hit you?" . .. takes a fancy to driving ... plans to work for Bell Telephone Company. JUDITH E. LASS COLLEGE PREP A member of Senate for two years . .. secre- tary of Girls' League participated in Language Department play member of Ushers' Club on sophomore class executive committee plans to attend college. CHARLES R. LAWSON GENERAL Chuck highly regards Big Town ... is fascinated by Problems of Democracy abominates girls who take too much for granted has a liking for swimming .. . plans a career in the Service. PATRICIA F. LEBERFINGER BUSINESS ED A member of Future Business Leaders of America for two years . . . takes a liking to Dragnet and swimming . . . is pained by show-offs . . . makes much of typing . . . plans to be a secretary. PAUL R. LECHNER BUSINESS ED Ty takes an interest in building boats has a liking for typing shudders at people who brag . . . football enthusiast from away back plans to ioin the Navy. MARY G. LeCOMPTE COLLEGE PREP 1 Delights in watching the Robert Cummings show has zest for skating and football is partial to zoology detests slow people inclined toward nursing career. FREDERICK V. LEGGE VOCATIONAL Fred played football for two years . . . partici- pated in intramural basketball as a guard . . . has an aversion to conceited girls . . . takes pleasure in radio repairing relishes steak plans to at- tend college. DONALD E. LEIPOLD VOCATIONAL Dates upon working with electricity often declares, "Sure you do" . . . treats himself to French fries and pork chops . .. shudders at conceited girls . . . plans to work as an electrician. MARIAN E. LEVINE . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Marian enioys reading books by Betty Cavanna . . . her favorite subjects are bacteriology and chem- istry relishes spaghetti loathes people that are two-faced . . . plans to become a nurse. 54 Kuiawa Kull Kutz Lafferty, D. J. Lalferty, N. Laird Langer SOMEBODY GOOFED Lansberry Larnick Larson, B. Larson, N. Lass Lawson Lebertinger Lechner LeCompte Legge Leipold Levine i if 476 af' -M55 11 .. N90 ,N 'M-an MG hiv' ww- Limbert Lioy ,Daniel J. Lioy, Daniel M. Livermore Locka rd Locke Long HAVE YOU HEARD? Longenecker Loudenslager Love Lowery Lozin ski Lucas, Patty Lucas, Peggy Luciano Lumadue Lunghofer Lynn McArthur JOHN R. LIMBERT VOCATIONAL Johnny played basketball for his home room his sophomore year was home room president his iunior year admires Randolph Scott likes to hunt ... indulges in all sports. DANIEL J. LIOY VOCATIONAL Dan served on the Mountain Echo staff his sophomore year favorite subiect is plane geom- etry . .. relishes steak . .. likes Marilyn Monroe . . . hopes to go to college and then into the Air Force. DANIEL M. LIOY VOCATIONAL Daniel goes in for radio shops and steak enioys watching George Gobel and Marilyn Monroe spends his spare time in driving . .. thinks much of boxing and photography plans include col- lege. MARVIN R. LIVERMORE VOCATIONAL Marvin was track manager his iunior and sen- ior years enjoys watching I Led Three Lives on TV . . . is pleased with books by Stephen W. Meader . . . loathes bleached blondes. JOAN J. LOCKARD BUSINESS ED A Joan sang sophano in chorus her sophomore and senior years indulges in pizza pie takes pleasure in swimming likes to listen to records . . . plans to ioin the Waves. JUDITH C. LOCKE . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Judy was a member of Mr. Bohn's chorus and sang soprano enjoys driving is partial to Tony Curtis highly regards health class has more than a liking for dancing. JAMES E. LONG GENERAL Jim watches Ed Sullivan on TV . . . likes to say, "Yea, yea" finds considerable pleasure in iust riding in a car highly regards Marlon Brando . . . hopes to enter the Service. LOREDA L. LONGENECKER BUSINESS ED Loreda reads books by Maurene Daly treats herself to pizza pie detests late people . . .adores Tab Hunter. . .is partial to swimming... plans to work in the Altoona Hospital. MICHELENA M. LOUDENSLAGER . . . COLLEGE PREP Mickey enjoys watching Our Miss Brooks on TV she is often found sewing or listening to records . .. fried chicken and Spanish are tops . .. de- tests conceited people .. . Jimmy Stewart ranks high on her list. K. WAYNE LOVE . . . VOCATIONAL Wayne's hobby is the field of electricity sport interest is playing basketball indulges in lots of fried chicken .. . is greatly annoyed by con- ceited girls . . . college bound. 57 I l JAMES R. LOWERY VOCATIONAL Jim likes It's a Great Life his favorite sub- iect is mathematics enioys reading books by Mark Twain treats himself to chicken . . . is par- tial to John Wayne . . . basketball is the sport for him. DIANA J. LOZINSKI BUSINESS ED Diane was a member of Car Teens Club her iunior and senior years . . . is made happy by talk- ing on the phone loathes people who cannot make up their minds. PATTY E. LUCAS BUSINESS ED Pat sang alto in a Cappella her iunior and sen- ior years president of her home room her sopho- more year .. . favorite subiect is office machines . . . plans to ioin the Waves. PEGGY R. LUCAS BUSINESS ED Peggy song soprano in a Cappella her iunior and senior years 'likes to say, "l dare say" . . . treats herself to spaghetti often disgusted by conceited people . . . is partial to skating. MICHAEL A. LUCIANO GENERAL Luigi sang in the Boys' Glee Club his iunior year sang in mixed chorus as a senior would like to spend more time watching It's a Great Life on TV. FRED T. LUMADUE VOCATIONAL ls,partial to books by Robert Louis Stevenson . .. looks forward to shops each day in school likes to collect guns and to spend spare time hunt- ing and fishing . . . hopes to be a truck driver. KENNETH H. LUNGHOFER VOCATIONAL The Duke played tackle on the JV football team his sophomore year . . . relishes French fries and liver frequently exclaims, "Hey, there, Daddy-O" . . . longs to run a weight-lifting studio. THOMAS E. LYNN VOCATIONAL George tries not to miss pictures 'Featuring John Wayne collects guns favors basketball over other sports delights in hunting and fishing . . . could watch Gunsmoke on TV by the hour. SANDRA L. McARTHUR . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Sandy is a very avid fan of Audie Murphy . . . spends her spare time writing letters indulges in French fries and pizza pie plans a career in the Air Force. I I DARLENE E. McCARTNEY . . . COLLEGE PREP Darlene is often heard saying, "Well, naturally!" adores Clark Gable and spends her spare time dancing and bowling is greatly disturbed by irritable people. ROBERT A. McCONNELL GENERAL Slim was in the Car Teens Club two years and naturally aspires to be a state policeman is fond of John Wayne . . . treats himself to shrimp and football games claims history as his favorite class. DONNA L. McCOOL COLLEGE PREP Donna was in Car Teens her senior year claims her favorite subiect is bacteriology . . . spends her spare time watching television plans on being a nurse after graduation. CAROL M. McCORMlCK BUSINESS ED Carol gets a thrill out of Bob Wagner . . . treats herself to pizza pie . . . claims her favorite subiect is bookkeeping . .. has an aversion to tardy people. DONALD P. McDONOUGH VOCATIONAL Don favors Marlon Brando in the movies, math at school, and the Late Show on television . . . favors books by Mickey Spillane and any kind of food. JOHN B. McFARLAND . . . COLLEGE PREP Mick held the end position on the football team three years takes an interest in sports high- ly regards chemistry . .. likes Glenn Ford in the movies . . . future teacher. JUDITH A. Mc6EE COLLEGE PREP Judy was an enthusiastic cheerleader for two years was a member of the Senate served as vice-president of the sophomore class and was Girls' League veep and treasurer. PATRICIA E. McGUNlGAL BUSINESS ED Patty was active in intramural sports three years served as its treasurer her senior year treats herself to chicken always watches the I Love Lucy TV show. BARBARA J. MclNTYRE .. . COLLEGE PREP Barbara was on the Mountain Echo stalf three years active member of Quill and Scroll participated in FTA, Ushers' Club, and College Club her senior year wrote the school activities col- umn for the Altoona Mirror. ROBERT L. McKEE . . . COLLEGE PREP Bob held the center position on the football team for two years was a pole vaulter on the track squad lent his able support to the orches- tra through the bass drum college bound. JILL M. McKlNNEY BUSINESS ED Jill idolizes Doris Day indulges in ham- burgers spends her spare time listening to records is heard saying, "Oh heavens!" claims English as her favorite subject future re- ceptionist. ROSE M. McLUCAS GEORGE-BARDEN Rosie is an avid Gene Nelson fan was a member of Car Teens Club her senior year . . . claims English as her favorite subiect often treats her- self to pizza pie. DONNA L. McMANAMY BUSINESS ED Donni is an enthusiastic football fan goes in for sloppy ioes and movies with Charlton Heston her pet peeve is homework . . . aspires to be a telephone operator. I THOMAS M. McNALLY . . . COLLEGE PREP Tom was an active member of the Key Club and Quill and Scroll for two years . . . member of College Club senior year plans to go to college to study medicine. ROBERT C. McPHEE GENERAL Bob admires Kirk Douglas is partial to French fries considers the Hit Parade as top entertainment plans to see the world through portholes, courtesy of Uncle Sam. JOHN T. McQUADE .. . VOCATIONAL John played varsity football his senior year served as home room treasurer senior year . . . has a liking for Swiss steak and French fries future electrical engineer. EDWARD D. MacFALI.S . . . COLLEGE PREP l Big Ed's voice could be heard in chorus his sen- ior year member of Car Teens Club iunior year played home room basketball three years plans to further his education at college. THOMAS M. MADDEN COLLEGE PREP Tom Ioathes tightwads highly regards solid geometry . . . idolizes John Wayne . . . treats himself to spaghetti reads books by Mark Twain plans to enter the engineering field. CAROL F. MAKIN COLLEGE PREP Carol was a maiorette two years home room secretary sophomore year .. . home room rep- resentative and vice-president iunior year in Pyramid and College Clubs and Language Depart- ment play senior year. 58 McCartney McConnell McCooI McCormick McDonough McFarland McGee JUST AROUND THE CORNER McGunigal Mclntyre McKee McKinney Mclucas McManamy McNally McPhee McQuade MacFalIs Madden Makin S Mangiacarne, J. Mangiacarne, P. Manley Maria Martin, J. Martin, R. Martino, J. I'M SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD Martino, D. Masic Massabni Matolay Mattern Mattiello Maucieri Mays Mentzer Metzgar Meyer Michaels JULIA M. MANGIACARNE . . . BUSINESS ED Tootsie was secretary of her home room sopho- more year . . . takes an interest in salesmanship . . . is partial to Frank Sinatra . .. treats herself to pizza pie plans to do clerical work after graduation. PATRICIA A. MANGIACARNE BUSINESS ED Pat was a reporter and literary editor on the Mountain Echo staff . . . served as home room presi- dent her sophomore year . . . secretary of her home room as a junior . . . active member of FBLA . . . fu- ture secretary. MARJORIE M. MANLEY . . . BUSINESS ED Marjorie adores Tony Curtis . .. watches lt's a Great Life on TV treats herself to steak and French fries spends her spare time reading . . . wants to attend business school. JOSEPH MARIA VOCATIONAL Joe is fond of bean soup loathes conceited people highly regards the works of Terhune . .. another lt's a Great Life fan . .. claims his fav- orite sport is fishing. JOHN B. MARTIN COLLEGE PREP John played the slush pump for three years in the band claims zoology and books by Albert Payson Terhune as his favorites hopes to enter college. RICHARD J. MARTIN VOCATIONAL Dick is thrilled by Jack Webb cannot get enough ice cream . . . dyed in the wool football fan one of the few who like trig . . . is greatly an- noyed by conceited people. A. JOAN MARTINO . . . BUSINESS ED Jo favors Tab Hunter in the movies . .. spends her spare time iust loafing takes a liking to shorthand enioys eating chicken future office worker. O DANIEL A. MARTINO . .. COLLEGE PREP Dan was an enthusiastic member of the Acad- emy of Science three years and of course favors phy- sics class . .. indulges in steak and French fries . .. is always in front of the TV set for Disneyland. JOSEPH E. MASIC VOCATIONAL Joe thinks Audie Murphy is tops spends his spare time reading . .. delights in eating spaghetti avid baseball fan hopes to fly into the wide blue yonder for Uncle Sam. GEORGE M. MASSABNI COLLEGE PREP George exercised his vocal chords in the Boys' Glee Club participated in dramatics presenta- tions two years member of intramural basket- ball program . . . plans to enter the Air Force. 61 I SI"SE I I l NILS A. MATOLAY . . . COLLEGE PREP Nils was active in the Academy of Science two years lent his baritone voice to the chorus . . . claims chemistry is his favorite subiect abhors people who make a habit of being late. LOUELLA M. MATTERN .. . COLLEGE PREP Lou played viola in the orchestra for three years, playing first chair her senior year . . . strummed on viola in the string quartet her senior year sang in a Cappella her iunior year. GARY P. MATTIELLO . . . COLLEGE PREP Played trumpet in band his iunior and senior years played trumpet in orchestra his senior year . .. lists chemistry as favorite subiect .. . has a liking for baseball . . . future plans include college. NICKOLAS A. MAUCIERI VOCATIONAL Nick played sax in the band two years served as president of his English class his iunior year very fond of spaghetti plans to serve Uncle Sam in the Marines. JOHN A. MAYS VOCATIONAL John was vice-president of his English class jun- ior year . . . admires Rock Hudson . . . watches Make Room for Daddy on TV .. . reads books by Mickey Spillane . . . future electrician. NANCY I. MENTZER BUSINESS ED Nancy warbled in chorus her sophomore year reads Charles Dickens collects pictures of movie stars for a hobby especially fond of Ann Blyth . . . claims her favorite subiect is English. RONALD E. METZGAR VOCATIONAL Ronnie relishes spaghetti. . .enioys John Wayne movies spends spare time working on cars . .. has an aversion to stuck-up girls .. . plans to enter Service. STANLEY T. MEYER . . . GENERAL Stan played alto sax in the band all three years and served as a sergeant of the band his senior year served as home room representative his sopho- more year claims his favorite subiect is Spanish. NANCY L. MICHAELS GEORGE-BARDEN Interested in books by Alfred Lord Tennyson . . . cannot endure show-offs idolizes Tab Hunter listens to pop records all the time .. . relishes steak and French fries would like to become a nurse. I I DARLENE H. MILLER GEORGE-BARDEN Darlene sang second soprano in chorus her sen- ior year . .. is heard saying, "No kidding" .. . goes to see Audie Murphy in the movies . .. plans to fol- low the career of Florence Nightingale. DONNA M. MILLER BUSINESS ED Mike sang in Mr. Bohn's chorus her sophomore year . .. was in a Cappella for two years and sang in the iunior octet served as home room repre- sentative her senior year. E. ROBERT MILLER . . . COLLEGE PREP Bob played football two years .. . favors Grace Kelly in the movies . . . has a taste for spaghetti . . . plans to further his education by going to college ... cannot endure bossy girls. EUGENE C. MILLER BUSINESS ED Gene is an avid basketball fan .. . reads books by Zane Grey is heard saying, "No kiddir-x" . . . is irritated by people who are later than he is. NANCY J. MILLER . . . BUSINESS ED Nancy was a maiorette for three years rel- ishes filled pork chops favors bookkeeping is often heard saying, "Crazy, huh?" never misses a football game. RICHARD E. MILLER . . . VOCATIONAL Dick watches It's a Great Life on TV .. . has a liking for French fries finds baseball to his lik- ing . . . spends his time in the fall going hunting . . . claims health as his favorite subiect. KETURAH E. MILLS GENERAL Keturah sang in chorus three years . . . was a member of Car Teens Club . . . is heard saying, "Sure you did" treats herself to spaghetti spends her spare time watching TV. LENA L. MILLS BUSINESS ED Lena was a color guard her senior year served as Girls' League representative her senior year .. .a sloppy ioe enthusiast never misses the Lawrence Welk Show on TV. ANTHONY L. MIRANTE GENERAL Mahoney reads Mickey Spillane indulges in hoagies idolizes Marlon Brando steers away from women drivers identified by "Gee, that's swell" . . . football fan in the worst way. GLORIA L. MIROBELLI BUSINESS ED Gloria warbled in Mr. Bohn's chorus . . . strutted as a maiorette eats ravioli and enioys movies featuring Tab Hunter plans to do office work upon graduation. H. DONALD MOHLER . . . COLLEGE PREP Don was a Key Club member two years was sports editor of the Mountain Echo served on the Horseshoe staff his senior year partici- pated in the College Club . . . college bound. ALICE G. MONTGOMERY . .. GENERAL Jerry took part in Car Teens Club her senior year favors pizza pie . .. true blue football fan . .. likes to watch Tony Curtis in the movies fu- ture typist. SHARON R. MOORE BUSINESS ED Sherry sang in a Cappella member of Car- Teens Club favors shorthand watches lt's a Great Life . . . considers a turkey dinner tops in eating . . . annoyed by conceited people. ROBERT C. MORGAN . . . GENERAL Bob was in the Language Department play two years enioys hamburgers is heard saying, "You can bet on me" takes a fancy to P. O. D. class . . . plans to serve Uncle Sam after graduation. ALVIN F. MORRIS . . . COLLEGE PREP Alvin was a Senate member his senior year . .. worked on the Horseshoe and Mountain Echo staffs home room vice-president iunior year presi- dent of his home room sophomore year. E. JEANE MORRISON . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Jeane idolizes Jeff Chandler never misses Gunsmoke treats herself to hamburgers reads all of Jack London's books claims health as her favorite subiect . . . future homemaker. GEORGE K. MOSEL . . . COLLEGE PREP Was active member in Science Fair and Science Academy his sophomore year was president of English class during sophomore year English and steaks are his favorites often suggests, "Let's face it" . . . law school will be next for him. E. JOHN MOYER . . . GENERAL .lack reads books by Carl Sandburg . . . treats himself to pizza pie enioys Cary Grant in the movies . . . is always in front of the television when it's time for Dragnet. RONALD G. MOYER GENERAL Ronn was in Glee Club his senior year crazy about macaroni and cheese spends his spare time listening to music .. . often found around swimming pools in warm weather. 62 Miller, Darlene Miller, Donna Miller, Edmund Miller, Eugene Miller, N. Miller, R. Mills, K. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN Mills, L. Mirante Mirobelli Mohler Montgomery Moore Morgan Morris Morrison Mosel Moyer, .I. Moyer, R. E2 fi f if 2 ' qu 5 ik' V ss- I S 4 Lx fl, ff? 3. 9, 4. 1 ff' '13 ,,14 F QM fpgiiwa 'div f"f"K" Mumaugh Murphy Muscatelli Musser Myers, Kay Myers, Kim Myers, M. YONDER COMES A SUCKER Myers, R. Nagle Nale Neaffer Nearhoof Neiman Nemis, S. Nemic, V. Nichelson Nicodemus, D. Nicodemus, P. Noll, C. JOHN H. MUMAUGH COLLEGE PREP John is an avid football fan treats himself to steak and French fries reads Jack London's books . . . a Kirk Douglas follower wants to be a school teacher. ANNA C. MURPHY BUSINESS ED Ann trilled in chorus three years . .. member of Car Teens Club .. . considers lt's a Great Life tops in TV entertainment .. . pizza pie enthusiast plans on attending business school. ROBERTA L. MUSCATELLI BUSINESS ED Bunnie served as Girls' League representative her senior year loves to watch Bill Holden in movies reads Mickey Spillane books treats herself to steak and French fries. DEANNA M. MUSSER BUSINESS ED Dee enioys the Bob Cummings Show claims shorthand as her favorite subiect . .. cannot endure show-offs reads books by Jack London en- ioys watching softball games future secretary. KAY B. MYERS . . . BUSINESS ED Kay chanted in a Cappella and the iunior octet active member of FBLA two years enioys a steak dinner goes swimming as often as pos- sible enioys shorthand and naturally aspires to be a secretary. KIM M. MYERS COLLEGE PREP Kim played tackle on the football team member of College and Future Teachers of America Clubs senior year active in the Key Club two years plans to attend college. MICHAEL S. MYERS COLLEGE PREP 4 Mike was an executive committee member his senior year played intramural basketball three years and JV football one year member of Car- Teens and College Clubs his senior year. REBA D. MYERS GEORGE-BARDEN Reba was president of her home room sopho- more year member of Car Teens Club senior year enioys going skating relishes French fries . .. plans to be a lady in white. HERMAN R. NAGLE BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA for two years and served as secretary his senior year won the Altoona High tennis tournament his iunior year participated in talent show two years. VIVIAN E. NALE GENERAL Red enjoys swimming as a sport and says her hobby is skating . .. plans to ioin the Service when she is finished with school English appears on her subiect list as a favorite. 65 l A KENNETH E. NEAFFER . . . GENERAL Sang tenor in a Cappella his sophomore and iunior years and tenor in the Boys' Glee Club his sen- ior year enioys himself with bowling, Dickens, music, and football . . . plans to ioin Air Force. LINDA K. NEARHOOF . . . BUSINESS ED Senior vice-president of FBLA typist and re- porter for the Mountain Echo her senior year .. fancies driving a car as a pastime . .. adores draw- ing, spaghetti, and baseball . .. would like to be a second grade teacher. ELAINE A. NEIMAN .. .BUSINESS ED Pianist for the Fellowship Club her sophomore year worked on the Mountain Echo staff as a news reporter all three years and as exchange edi- tor and typist her senior year. STEPHEN E. NEMIC COLLEGE PREP Acted as home room representative his senior year takes pleasure in bookkeeping, basketball, and steak lists cost accounting as his career preference . . . is vexed by people who are late. VALERIE D. NEMIC . . . BUSINESS ED Soprano singer in chorus all three years Car Teens Club member her iunior year , . . plans to work in on office indulges in swimming and music . . . collects pictures for a hobby. EMMA M. NICHELSON GENERAL Car Teens Club member during senior year . . . sang in chorus her iunior year looks forward to ioining the Marines enioys George Gobel, Zane Grey's books, reading, swimming, and spaghetti. DORIS J. NICODEMUS GENERAL Nicky spent the latter part of her iunior year attending school at Milwaukee, Wisconsin found time for chorus during her three years of high plans to be a telephone operator when she gradu- ates. R. PATRICK NICODEMUS COLLEGE PREP Pat played trombone in band and a bass trom- bone in orchestra all three years member of TAP, Future Teachers of America, and College Club his third year treasurer of FTA treasurer of class iunior year. CHARLENE E. NOLL . . . BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA junior and senior years takes pleasure in shorthand, dancing, steak, and French fries reads books by Betty Cavanna plans to enter college after completion of high school. I I .IUDITH A. NOLL . .. BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA her second and third years . . . secretary in English ottice iunior and senior years home room vice-president as a junior .. . home room representative senior year looks forward to a good office iob. HELEN M. NOTOPOULOS . .. COLLEGE PREP Sang in chorus sophomore year in Ushers' Club senior year College Club member iunior and senior years on Mountain Echo Staff two years hopes to become a laboratory techni- cian . . . fancies reading, tennis, and swimming. WILLIAM G. O'CONNOR . .. COLLEGE PREP Bill is home room representative this year . .. interested in sports, especially baseball often heard saying, "Imagine that" takes pleasure in eating French fries and reading Arthur Conan Doyle's books . . . college next stop. WILLIAM E. O'DONALD . . . VOCATIONAL Bill's favorite pastime is sports Audie Mur- phy, trig, and pizza pie are high in his estimation . . . reads Zane Grey's books . . . often says, "You're for the birds" . . . ambition, sheet metal craftsman. DONALD R. ORNER GENERAL Played halfback on the football team his sopho- more year . . . French fries and swimming are tops with him after graduating plans to become a mechanic or drive a truck, iust so autos are con- cerned. ROBERT W. ORNER COLLEGE PREP Girls, gym, French fries, and football rank high with him . . . often heard saying, "Pretty dusty" is pained by people who do not support school sports . . . intends to go to college. THOMAS W. OTTO . . . VOCATIONAL Tom's favorite TV program is the Late Show . . . sports rate first with him . . . in the fall he can be found hunting . .. names ham as his favorite food. JOAN E. OVERCASH BUSINESS ED .lo was in the Car Teens Club her senior year Robert Cummings Show, Jane Russell, skating, French fries, football, and business math are what she is pleased with . . . secretary next stop. RALPH A. PACIFICO COLLEGE PREP Was secretary of Boys' Federation his senior year favorite TV program is Sid Caesar en- ioys Gina Lollabrigida spaghetti and meatballs for him is undecided about future. RONALD W. PARK . . . VOCATIONAL Parkey takes on interest in automobiles and roller skating indulges in shrimp enioys books by Zane Grey . . . cannot endure women driv- ers . . . plans on a Service career. M. SUZANNE PARKER . . . BUSINESS ED Sue worked in the Boys' Attendance Office all three years is peeved by late busses highly regards Marlon Brando, French fries, and books by John Steinbeck looks forward to being a tele- phone operator. MADILYN M. PARKS . . . GENERAL Madilyn contributed her efforts as iunior home room treasurer . . . acted as home room vice-presi- dent and ,sophomore English class secretary . . . was safe driving class secretary her senior year fu- ture telephone operator. CHARLES F. PARVIN . . . COLLEGE PREP Charlie was a member of the band for three years belonged to College Club and Future Teachers of America his senior year spends spare time listening to records wishes to attend college. KAY D. PATTERSON BUSINESS ED Kay acted as senior home room vice-president secretary and vice-president of iunior home room . . . cannot endure stuck-up boys goes all out for films starring Tab Hunter delights in shorthand and dancing plans a career as a secretary. JOHN G. PELLEGRINI COLLEGE PREP Johnny could be seen playing as varsity tackle his iunior and senior years takes great interest in football, reading, and science .. . watches Drag- net on TV . . . plans to enter pre-med school. BARBARA J. PENDERGRAST BUSINESS ED Barb belonged to Car Teens Club her senior year enioys skating and letter writing goes all out for spaghetti and meat balls abhors conceited people .. . looks forward to becoming a secretary. RICHARD A. PENNER . . . COLLEGE PREP Penny took part in Fellowship Club activities his senior year was a member of band all three years is peeved by door to door salesmen . .. enioys chemistry and reading looks forward to college. NANCY J. PERSUN BUSINESS ED Nancy served as iunior home room treasurer was an active member of FBLA is annoyed by show-offs enioys steak and French fries and watching TV reads the books of Louisa May Alcott . . . future secretary. MARTHA M. PETERS GENERAL Marty belonged to Pep Club and Car Teens Club acted as secretary of her iunior English class was senior home room committee chairman dislikes conceited people has an ambition to be a secretary. 66 Noll, J. Notopoulos O'Connor O'Donald Orner, D. Orner, R. Otto PRESENT ARMS Overcash Pacifico Park Parker Parks Parvin Patterson Pellegrini Pendergrast Penner Porsun Peters, M. l S -1 , ,eng nu-wif' f 31 I Z, W hk W , . -wugmm Q 25 U2 , . 3 1 1 Peters, N. Petio Petta Phelan Pielmeier Pike Pittman RUNNING WILD Plempel Plowman Pompa Porta Potter Prindible Pringle Prosperi Pruznak Puckey Putt Raber NANCY J. PETERS . .. GENERAL Sang in chorus her sophomore and junior years was junior home room secretary . .. expresses preference for Gordon MacRae, pizza pie, and tennis shudders at stuck-up people . .. intends to be a nurse. THOMAS PETRO COLLEGE PREP Tom took delight in playing the drums in band and orchestra participated in intramural sports ... enjoys French fries, basketball, and math seeks a career in the field of music. DANIEL A. PETTA VOCATIONAL Danny played intramural basketball all three years enjoys watching You Asked For It spends much time on sports 'Favors math and Jane Russell . . . sees printing as a possible career. DORIS M. PHELAN . . . BUSINESS ED Doris enjoys watching lt's a Great Life . . . takes an interest in reading books by Edgar Allen Poe abhors late people thinks much of Marlon Bran- do . . . favors math . . . future secretary. ROBERT F. PIELMEIER VOCATIONAL Takes pleasure in the works of Edgar Allen Poe' .. . enjoys devouring liver and onions interested in rabbits . . . takes a fancy to Burt Lancaster, sports, and swimming . . . future plumber. GARY L. PIKE . .. VOCATIONAL ls fascinated by the books of Robert Louis Stev- enson fancies John .Wayne, basketball, and chicken dinners shows an interest in hunting and electric shops .... plans to enter the Armed Forces. NANCY E. PITTMAN COLLEGE PREP Pitt was a member of Girls' Intramural Sports served as Girls' League representative her sophomore year takes a fancy to Charlton Hes- ton and French fries cannot endure snobbish girls . . . seeks a career in nursing. A BARBARA J. PLEMPEL GEORGE-BARDEN Barb spends her time playing the piano and doing pencil sketches indulges in pizza pie and French fries takes an interest in Latin and chem- istry . . . sees nursing as a possible career. CURTIS L. FLOWMAN COLLEGE PREP Curt served as co-captain of the football team played fullback on the squad member of track team and Student Senate was president of Boys' Federation his senior year plans an ath- letic career. . L. KAY POMPA BUSINESS ED Kay sang soprano in Mr. Bohn's chorus all three years enjoys football, pizza pie, and skating takes an interest in Jet? Chandler abhors conceited people thinks a job as a secretary rates tops. 69 I I A l PAUL C. PORTA VOCATIONAL Paul co-captained the football team terrific tackler was a member of Varsity A Club all three years detests peroxided blondes spends spare time hunting . .. seeks a career as an auto body man. KENNETH G. POTTER . . . VOCATIONAL Ken delights in reading books by Mickey Spil- lane thinks much of spaghetti, French fries, and basketball spends free time working on auto- mobiles is often heard saying, "Just kiddin" . . . abhors conceited people future pressman. JAMES V. PRINDIBLE COLLEGE PREP Jim was a member of Varsity A Club . . . served as a, manager on the cross country and track teams all three years often exclaims, "Gee, what a grouch" .. . plans a career as a petroleum engineer. DONALD R. PRINGLE COLLEGE PREP Donald enjoys watching Dragnet takes in- terest in English, softball, and turkey often says, "So there you are" has an aversion to women drivers would like to take a pharmacy course in college. HENRY G. PROSPERI COLLEGE PREP Hank was a member of the Jayvee football team his sophomore and junior years . . . acted as captain his sophomore year member of track 'squad . .. abhors conceited girls intends to be a Spanish interpreter. ANNA D. PRUZNAK BUSINESS ED Ann enjoys business moth relishes French fries and spaghetti member of Car Teens Club her senior year .. .cannot endure stuck-up people ... seeks a career as a typist. JANET I. PUCKEY COLLEGE PREP Jan belonged to Ushers' Club her junior and senior years acted as secretary of her sopho- more and junior home rooms is disturbed by gossips interested in English and swimming . .. plans to enter nurses' training. KATHRYN E. PUTT BUSINESS ED Cathy spends much time playing the piano and roller skating often repeats, "Real terrific" . .. reads books by Zane Grey .. . has a liking for Tab Hunter and Your Hit Parade . . . expects to do sec- retarial work. JOHN E. RABER . . . COLLEGE PREP Jack was vice-president of his English class his senior year as a sophomore he played center on the football team and heaved the javelin on the track team . . . college bound. I JEANNE J. RAMER BUSINESS ED Was a member of the FBLA her senior year . .. detests two-timers is partial to books by Zane Grey enioys playing the accordion and swim- ming . . . plans to do secretarial work. RICHARD RAMEY GENERAL Dick was home room representative his iunlor year . .. played outfield on the baseball team iunior and senior years home room basketball player all three years . . . defensive end on football team as a iunior. JOHN N. RAY COLLEGE PREP Jack played center on the basketball team and sang in a Cappella all three years participated on the cross-country track team his sophomore year . . . lists steak and basketball as his favorites. ROBERT N. READING VOCATIONAL Bob spends his spare time playing baseball . .. gives Audie Murphy top rating as his favorite movie star . .. lists printing and apple dumplings as his favorites . . . plans to enter the Army. PHYLLIS D. REED BUSINESS ED Member of FBLA her iunior and senior years . . . lists bookkeeping, driving, and football games as her preferences .. . has a special liking for spaghetti is annoyed by conceited people wants to be a secretary. SHIRLEY J. REEDER BUSINESS ED Is partial to sewing, math, and skating .. . is annoyed by slow walkers . .. uses "Say, honey" as her pet expression spends spare time watching TV . . . plans on working in an office. JEAN A. REIFSTECK GEORGE-BARDEN Was first soprano in Mr. Bohn's chorus all three years belonged to TAP iunior and senior years . . . member of Car Teens her senior year . .. plans to enter nurses' training. BEVERLY A. REIGH BUSINESS ED A member of Car Teens Club her senior year is annoyed by stuck-up people spends her spare time skating loves to eat spaghetti highly regards books by Charles Dickens. ROBERT R. REISINGER GENERAL Bob was basketball team manager his iunior and senior years manager of baseball team all three years . .. member of Car Teens Club his sen- ior year . . . indulges in eating ice cream. WILBUR R. REPLOGLE . .. GENERAL Butch was member of Car Teens Club his senior year wants to ioin the Armed Forces treats himself to steak says safe driving is his favorite subiect . . . enioys hunting and football. GLORIA J. RHONE BUSINESS ED Glo is annoyed by slow people spends her spare time reading . . . commonly uses the ex- pression "Oh sugar!" states Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis rank as her favorite movie stars future secretary. NANCY C. RICKETTS BUSINESS ED Was a maiorette her first and second years . .. a member of the executive committee her senior year . . . served in the Ushers' Club her iunior and senior years . . . plans to be a secretary. GLORIA A. RITCHEY BUSINESS ED A future secretary lists People's Choice as her favorite TV program spends her free time playing the piano is annoyed by people who make a habit of tardiness is partial to books by Faith Baldwin. HENRY G. ROEFARO . . . VOCATIONAL Hen played end on the football team and par- ticipated in intramural basketball his sophomore and iunior years . . . reading and playing the piano rank high on his list of favorites plans to study electronics in college. ROBERT J. ROESSING VOCATIONAL h Bob played football and intramural basketball his sophomore and iunior years teasingly re- marks, "Ain't that a shame" . . . enioys skating and swimming . . . plans to ioin the Marines. DAVID L. RUDASILL . . . GENERAL Enioys dramatics and Spanish II plans to be a public accountant . . . makes much of the ex- pression "Egad!'f . .. spends his spare time watch- ing television states his favorite program is lt's a Great Life. BEVERLY A. RUNK . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Loves to square dance often exclaims, "l almost flipped" detests snobs I Love Lucy ranks as favorite TV program prefers books by Whit Masterson . . . plans to be a nurse. JEAN L. RUSS COLLEGE PREP Jeannie was Girls' League representative her sophomore and iunior years member of Ushers' Club years two and three . . . home room represen- tative sophomore year . . . took part in Girls' League executive committee activities third year. AGATHA M. RUSSO BUSINESS ED Aggie was a member of FBLA and Pep Club . . . president of home room as a senior . . . Girls' League representative her iunior year . .. plans to be a sec- retary, then get married. 70 Ramer Ramey Ray Reading Reed Reeder Reifsteck IT'S .A WOMAN'S WORLD Reigh Reisinger Replogle Rhone Ricketts Ritchey Roefaro Roessing Ruclasill Runk Russ Russo V X 53 ar' li m N4 be 2? 555 Q gs 5 ggi - W 1 ummm, . ,,,,,.,.,,. 1 sf 'Wai 5 Q I S ""'5-" i f M' Rutter, Dennis Rutter, Dorine Saller Salsgiver Sandrus Sankey I Santone SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE Sardella Savine Scacco Schenk Schill Schmerbeck Schmidhammer Schoch Schrader Schuster Scott Scrugham DENNIS R. RUTTER VOCATIONAL Denny jumped hurdles an the track team his sophomore and iunior years appeared in the Language Department play his sophomore year enjoys hunting arid track plans to be an archi- tectural draftsman. DORINE F. RUTTER- . .. GENERAL Dody was a representative to Girls' League her sophomore year .. .lists French fries and art as her favorites is partial to Lux Video Theater on TV ... enioys swimming .. . likes to draw. JOHN H. SALLER VOCATIONAL John was home raom secretary his sophomore year and vice-president his iunior year is made happy by the Hit Parade . . . enioys Audie Murphy and hunting plans to become an auto mechanic. HARRY D. SALSGIVER GENERAL Harry was a member of Car Teens his senior year .. . takes pleasure in watching It's a Great Life .. .enioys working on cars . .. is partial to football and French fries. DIANE L. SANDRUS . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Diane has a liking for Flynn's lnn on TV indulges in spaghetti and meat balls conceited people leave her cold fancies Audie Murphy and skating hopes to get married after gradu- ation. M. PATRICIA SANKEY COLLEGE PREP Pat was a color guard her iunior and senior years . .. English class president her iunior year .. . treats herself to pizza pie . .. enioys basketball and tennis detests know-it-alls a future nurse. WAYNE D. SANTONE GENERAL Wayne was back on the football team and guard on the basketball squad his iunior year relishes Tony Curtis and chicken has an aver- sion to homework wants to go into the Service. DELORES M. SARDELLA COLLEGE PREP Dee delights in watching Lux Theater often exclaims, "Oh brother" swimming is her hab- by . .. is fascinated by Charlton Heston . .. loathes conceited people . .. wants to be a laboratory tech- nician. M. RONALD SAVINE . .. VOCATIONAL Ronnie was guard on the basketball squad his sophomore year was active in intramural sports his sophomore and iunior years recognized by the expression, "Come on" . .. fancies Debbie Rey- nolds and spaghetti intends to go to California. GUIDO G. SCACCO COLLEGE PREP Guido played intramural basketball three years . .. was a member of Car-Teens his senior year . .. his favorites'are English, sports, steak, basketball, and Audie Murphy . . . is heard saying, "Holy smokes" . . . plans to attend college. 73 ' . I RICHARD G. SCHENK BUSINESS ED Enioys watching It's a Great Life books by Zane Grey are tops with Dick . . . often treats him- self to steak and French fries cannot endure people who are late. TERRY H. SCHILL . . . COLLEGE PREP Terry was a member of College Club his senior year participated in intramural sports iunior and senior years enioys bowling . .. frequently says, "How about that" . . . after graduation plans to ioin Armed Forces. RICHARD F. SCHMERBECK VOCATIONAL Thinks football and basketball are great takes an interest in printing and cars chicken tops his menu . . . his pet expression is, "Get out" . . . hopes to find a iob as a printer. MARJORIE A. SCHMIDHAMMER BUSINESS ED Marge was home room president her sophomore year and secretary her senior year...sang second soprano in Mr. Bohn's chorus her sophomore year .. .. is partial to chicken and French fries a fu- ture secretary. SANDRA M. SCHOCH COLLEGE PREP Sandy was a maiorette three years . . . in Ush- ers' Club two years was a member of the Future Teachers of America Club and College Club her sen- ior year home room secretary her iunior and sophomore years. JANET L. SCHRADER BUSINESS ED Jan was a maiorette her sophomore year in Car-Teens her senior year . . . likes movies star- ring Debbie Reynolds cannot endure conceited boys enioys watching car races plans to become a secretary. WILLIAM C. SCHUSTER . . . VOCATIONAL The Kid takes an interest in basketball is partial to watching late movies on TV Southern style chicken is taps on his list plans to join the Service some fine day. WILLIAM E. SCOTT GENERAL Wilbur takes a fancy to It's a Great Life on TV his pet expression is, "Wise up" . . . spaghetti and meat balls rate high with him future Air Force man. TERRY M. SCRUGHAM .. . BUSINESS ED' Delights in reading books by Jules Verne was active in the Art Display Department steak and French fries rate high with Terry loathes snobs . . . is college bound. lr I I SALLY A. SELL GENERAL Sally enioys watching Jackie Gleason on TV . . . plans to enter nurses' training lists Tab Hunter as favorite loves swimming and pizza pie . .. was maiorette her sophomore year is annoyed by tardy people. JACK A. SHADE VOCATIONAL Jock is partial to books by Mickey Spillane has an aversion to people who use cat talk . . . foot- ball is his favorite sport . .. often indulges in steak. DONNA J. SHANER GENERAL I Love Lucy rates high with Donna takes o fancy to skating lists Spanish as her favorite subiect often treats herself to ice cream and French fries . . . is annoyed by noisy people. PAUL S. SHANER VOCATIONAL Shane played baseball for Westfield High School in Massachusetts acted as home room repre- sentative his senior year takes an interest in hunting and fishing . . . would like to travel around the country. ELVIN SHANEYFELT GENERAL Shaney was a member of the football team his sophomore year sang baritone in a Cappella his sophomore and senior years was active in daily gym three years relishes sports and pizza pie. MILDRED A. SHANNON GENERAL Middy enioys watching Life of Triumph on TV spends her spare time reading letters is irri- tated by people who crock gum fancies base- ball and driving hopes to become a missionary. NANCY L. SHARRAR BUSINESS ED Enioys reading books by Victor Hugo often exclaims, "Good gravy" takes pleasure in dancing and skating is fascinated by Charlton Heston detests stuck-up people plans to work in New York. WILLIAM R. SHAW GENERAL Bill is made happy by swimming .. .delights in watching George Gobel , . . Jack London is his favor- ite author . .. a member of Car Teens his senior year . . . hopes to ioin the Navy. NANCY L. SHEETZ . .. COLLEGE PREP Was a maiorette all three years .. . a member of Future Teachers of America and College Clubs her senior year lists French fries and fried chicken as favorites plans to become an elementary teacher. F. LARUE SHELOW BUSINESS ED Was a member of the Pep Club and Future Business Leaders of America her senior year home room president her junior year enioys sports, Marlon Brando, and fried chicken a fu- ture stenographer. JAMES A. SHOENFELT GENERAL Shoeny is often heard saying, "Lets get seri- ous" relishes meatloaf . . . is irritated by people who block stairs takes pleasure in hunting for wild game lists movies, Marlon Brando, and 'Football as favorites. ' 1 MARCELLA L. SHOPE GEORGE-BARDEN Was president of her English class her iunior year highly regards James Stewart . .. indulges in chicken basketball and English are tops . . . loathes conceited people plans to become an X-ray technician. JAMES A. SICHENEDER VOCATIONAL Jim is often found fixing radios delights in watching Jackie Gleason on TV hamburgers, football, and June Allyson rate high cannot en- dure women drivers hopes to enter the field of electronics. PATTY L. SINGER BUSINESS ED Was a member of the'Future Business Leaders of America and Car Teens Club her iunior and sen- ior years vice-president of junior English class . . . secretary of her home room sophomore year . . . a future secretary. 'CAROL L. SKOLNEK COLLEGE PREP Was a cheerleader her iunior and senior years home room representative her senior year an active member of Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, and College Clubs her senior year plans to attend college. DOROTHY J. SMEAL COLLEGE PREP Dottie was on the executive committee her iun- ior year a Senate member her senior year exchange editor and reporter on the Mt. Echo home room secretary her sophomore and senior years . . . college bound. RALPH N. SMEAL VOCATIONAL Admires the acting ability of Terry Moore has a liking for Mickey Spillane books takes pleasure in watching the U. S. Steel Hour math is his favorite subject . .. enioys baseball plans to work with radio and TV. KIRBY E. SMEIGH COLLEGE PREP Often treats himself to spaghetti Dragnet and history are tops . . . his hobby is collecting mili- tary miniatures . . . enioys watching Sterling Hayden in the movies . . . cares for books by C. S. Forester . . . a future engineer. CHARLOTTE M. SMITH . .. BUSINESS ED Charlie takes an interest in roller skating loves to talk on the telephone . . . Tab Hunter fas- cinates her "My heavens", is her pet expression lists business math and steak as favorites a future secretary. 74 Sell Shade Shaner, D. Shaner, P. Shaneyfelt Shannon Sharrar SOMEBODY HAS GOTTA GIVE Shaw Sheet: Shelow Sh oenfelt Shope Sicheneder Singer Skolnek Smeal, D. Smeal, R. Smeigh Smith, C. i? 1 L? 5 fb f? Smith, L. Smith, M. J. Smith, M. T. Smith, N. Smith, R. Smithmyer Snowiss I'M RIDIN' HIGH Snyder, H. Snyder, J. Snyder, M. Socey Spearing Spencer Spiers Spina zzola Springer Stahl Steak Steel LILLIAN L. SMITH . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Billie was a member of Car Teens Club . .. en- ioys watching Lux Video Theater on TV is often found sewing her pet expression is, "Sure you will" hopes to become a telephone operator. MARJORIE J. SMITH . . . BUSINESS ED Smitty was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America and Pep Clubs her senior year home room secretary her senior year is partial to pizza pie and swimming a future sec- retary. MORGAN T. SMITH COLLEGE PREP Member of orchestra three years College Club senior year in Fellowship Club three years . .. future Teachers of America senior year lists English, James Lowell, and baseball as favorites. NEAL D. SMITH . . . COLLEGE PREP Played clarinet in the band three years . .. was a member of the College Club his senior year ... en- ioys landscaping and books by Jack London . . . relishes roast duck plans to attend college. RONALD C. SMITH VOCATIONAL Smitty takes pleasure in watching Private Sec- retary on TV often says, "Oh icy" reads books by Robert L. Stevenson . .. is fascinated by June Allyson vexed by conceited girls a fu- ture electrical engineer. ANN E. SMITHMYER BUSINESS ED Was home room president her senior year delights in reading books by Earl S. Gardner Bob Cummings Show, Jack Lemon, shorthand, and pizza pie are tops . . . Ioathes conceited people plans to ioin the Waves. THELMA L. SNOWISS . . . BUSINESS ED Delights in reading books by Lavinia Davis indulges in steak and French fries . . . went to school in Miami Beach her sophomore year often says, "Sure you will" plans to become a secretary. HARRY L. SNYDER VOCATIONAL Was active in intramural sports his iunior and senior years books by Jack London delight him . .. is vexed by wise guys . .. fancies Debra Puget, hunting, and spaghetti plans to enlist in the Navy. JUDY A. SNYDER GEORGE-BARDEN Enioys traveling and reading books by Evelyn Richardson often exclaims, "Sure it is" silly girls give her a pain Grace Kelly, spaghetti, and swimming are among her favorites a future housewife. MARJORIE R. SNYDER . . . COLLEGE PREP Margie was home room representative her iun- ior year has a liking for Ed Sullivan's Variety Hour chemistry fascinates her steak and French fries are tops . .. plans to attend college. 77 I I WILLIAM E. SOCEY . . . VOCATIONAL Bull was pitcher on the baseball team his iun- ior and senior years . . . enioys watching lt's a Great Life on TV delights in seeing movies starring Rock Hudson highly regards sports hopes to be an Undertaker. PAUL G. SPEARING . . . COLLEGE PREP 'Buddy was a member of the Car Teens Club his iunior year . , . idolizes Marlon Brando . . . is fascin- ated by collecting rocks and traveling indulges in butterscotch sundaes intends to go to college. RONALD T. SPENCER VOCATIONAL Spence highly regards the Ed Sullivan Show ... takes on interest in math and football has an aversion to girls who are conceited . . . is heard say- ing, "Oh, you're goofy" may ioin the Marines. SALLY A. SPIERS . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Was heard singing with the chorus three years enioys watching It's a Great Life on TV takes pleasure in skating and swimming . . . is par- tial to pizza pie detests conceited people a future nurse. JOAN SPINAZZOLA . .. COLLEGE PREP Was a member of the Senate and Car Teens Club her senior year home room president her sophomore year on the Compass staff her junior and senior years. . .vice-president of home room her senior year . . . college bound. JANET L. SPRINGER GEORGE-BARDEN Was in Ushers' Club her senior year . . . in Car Teens Club her iunior and senior years sang in the chorus her sophomore year . .. is often found knitting or reading .. . plans to be a nurse. JOHN F. STAHL COLLEGE PREP Was a member of the Key Club his iunior and senior years . . . played center on the football squad his sophomore year relishes meatloaf and foot- ball . . . plans to attend college. BERNARD F. STEAK BUSINESS ED Pete played forward in intramural basketball his sophomore year takes an interest in hunting and football steak and business math rate high is vexed by people who brag hopes to at- tend college. KENNETH E. STEEL VOCATIONAL Takes pleasure in watching Disneyland on TV takes a fancy to wood work and model air- planes lists science as favorite subiect is made happy by steak and baseball .. . plans to be a machinist. I A L. ANN STEELE . . . GENERAL Takes pleasure in roller skating delights in watching the Lawrence Welk Show . .. is heard say- ing, "Oh, my heavens" shudders at conceited people is fascinated by John Wayne . . . wants to be a beautician. PHILIP D. STEELE . .. GENERAL Phil was a member of the Hi-Y Club his sopho- more year and president his iunior year . .. partici- pated in intramural sports three years relishes steak with fried onions plans to study account- ing in college. SANDRA K. STEELE . . . BUSINESS ED Sandy was a maiorette for three years member of the Ushers' Club two years worked on the Horseshoe staff senior year . . . a member of the Senate senior year . .. participated on the Girls' League executive committee. SANDRA L. STELLABOTTE . .. GENERAL Sandy was a member of Ushers' Club and TAP . . . sang in Mr. Bohn's chorus sophomore and iun- ior years . .. a member of Art Display Club en- ioys dancing and Tab Hunter hopes to be an interior decorator. CATHERINE V. STEVENS GEORGE-BARDEN Cathy was a member of Car Teens her senior year has a liking for skating and art is partial to books by Louisa May Alcott Audie Murphy is tops plans to enter the Service. TERRY W. STEVENSON . . . COLLEGE PREP Was a home room olficer Terry enioys sports, especially baseball names math as his favorite subject takes an interest in books by Holmes . . . plans to attend college. JOYCE M. STITT GEORGE-BARDEN Was a home-bound student in tenth grade takes pleasure in collecting foreign money at- tended four other schools before AHS enioys reading and swimming is vexed by giddy people . . . a future housewife. THOMAS W. STOLTZ VOCATIONAL Tom was home room representative his iunior and senior years 'loves watching the George Gobel Show is partial to books by Zane Grey takes an interest in weight-lifting relishes turkey and chicken pie. JOHN A. STOLZ . . . VOCATIONAL Johnny delights in fishing and hunting cares for books by Robert L. Stevenson admires Jeff Chandler enioys skating and pizza pie vexed by conceited girls plans to enter the Navy. DEANNA M. STONEBRAKER BUSINESS ED FBLA junior and senior years . . . lists bookkeep- ing, chocolate cake, 'French fries, and listening to music as 'Favorites . . . dislikes conceited people plans to do secretarial work after graduation. WILLIAM R. STONEBRAKER . . . GENERAL Bill played guard on the football team for three years member of the Varsity A Club his senior year Swiss steak and dancing rate high plans to enter the Navy. HERBERT A. STONER COLLEGE PREP Herb was sprinter on the track team for three years played halfback on the football team three years . . . played saxophone, oboe, and clar- inet in band and orchestra three years . .. a member of the Varsity A Club two years. CAROLEE H. STRALO . . .- COLLEGE PREP Rusty originally went to Chief Logan School, where she was head maiorette her senior year . .. participated in assemblies member of the FTA hopes to enter an airline hostess school. MELVIN F. STRINGFELLOW . . . VOCATIONAL A great one for watching,Dragnet on TV takes pleasure in fishing and hunting is made happy by reading makes much of deer steak . . . hopes to ioin the Navy in the future. ELIZABETH A. STUCKEY . . . BUSINESS ED Was an active member of the Fellowship Club for three years . . . worked in the main office three years . . . often exclaims, "That's for sure" en- ioys George Gobel on TV . .. a future secretary. MARLENE E. STUMPF . . . BUSINESS ED Was a member of the Pyramid Club three years sang alto in Mr. Bohn's chorus her sophomore year a maiorette her sophomore year a member of the Car Teens for two years . . . a future secretary. RICHARD C. SUTTER COLLEGE PREP Dick was a member of the Key Club and Junior Academy of Science his iunior and senior years... especially fond of physics and sport car racing... relishes steak and French fries .. . plans to attend college. C. DANIEL SUTTON VOCATIONAL Willie was home room representative his senior year is fascinated by Kirk Douglas and auto- mobile racing likes plane geometry and basket- ball ... wants to be a machinist. IRIS J. SWANGER . . . GENERAL Participated in intramural sports her sophomore and iunior years . . . sang in the chorus her sopho- more year . . . takes a fancy to The Medic on TV . . . adores Marlon Brando . . . a future telephone opera- IDF. 78 Steele, A. Steele, P. Steele, S. Stellabotte Stevens Stevenson Sllfl' DECK THE HALLS WITH BOUGHS OF HOLLY Stolgz Stolz Stonebraker, D. Stonebraker, W. Stoner Stralo Stringfellow Stuckey Stumpf Sutter Sutton Swanger Sf' iss is in N 535 fi ' 5 E. 5 'ii E i E 53 3? Ef- 3 51 E H S 3 9 5 5 Xi i i .Q Swartzwelder Szeyller Szymusiak Taylor Temple Tetanich Thompson, C. TEACH ME TONIGHT Thompson, D. Tornatore Totten Traub Treese, M. Treese, W. Troxell Turchetta Unverdorben Vandrew VanOrman Vaughn, N. J. f- MARY E. SWARTZWELDER . .. BUSINESS ED Takes pleasure in watching the Perry Como Show delights in reading books by Mary Roberts Rinehart lists office machines and Burt Lancaster as favorites . . . wants to attend art school. ROBERT A. SZEYLLER .. . COLLEGE PREP Bob was a member of the track team and cross country team for three years sang baritone in the quartet senior year . . . Varsity A Club two years . . . College Club senior year. JOHN S. SZYMUSIAK .. . VOCATIONAL Enjoys watching the Bob Cummings Show . . . is heard saying, "Listen here, sonny" indulges in steak and French fries delights in hunting and fishing shudders at women drivers plans to attend college. JAMES E. TAYLOR . . . GENERAL Jim watches Gunsmoke on TV . . . enjoys trap- ping . . . treats himself to steak and French fries . . . likes to read books by Zane Grey is partial to Rod Cameron . . . loathes conceited people. ANN L. TEMPLE . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Red sang in Mr. Bohn's chorus for three years . . . home room representative junior year . . . enjoys cooking, baking, and sewing plans to become a nurse. NANCY TETANICH . . . BUSINESS ED Color guard her junior and senior years . . . en- joys swimming watches lt's a Great Life on TV plans to become an airline hostess some fine day. CONNIE J. THOMPSON . . . GEORGE-BARDEN ln chorus as a sophomore member of Y- Teens enjoys cooking, watching football, and eating chicken has her sights set on the nursing profession after graduation. DONALD N. THOMPSON VOCATIONAL Don is just crazy about automobiles and plans to become an auto body repair man upon gradua- tion . . . favorite author is Rudyard Kipling . . . high- ly dislikes "cat talk". GABRIELLA D. TORNATORE . . . GENERAL Gabe was an active member of the Car Teens Club her junior and senior years adores dancing and swimming plans to follow in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. ROBERTA A. TOTTEN . . . COLLEGE PREP Birdie was a member of Ushers' Club sang in Mr. Bohn's chorus all three years looks up to Loretta Young and .loel McCrae as top players . . . a prospective nurse. 81 I' ' I A I MARILYN M. TRAUB . . . COLLEGE PREP Secretary of Pep Club senior year . .. member of Ushers', College, and Future Teachers of America Clubs . .. sang in a Cappella sophomore year . .. plans to attend college. MARLENE .I. TREESE BUSIN-ESS ED Reading, painting, Rock Hudson, pizza pie, and basketball rank high on her list of favorites often heard saying, "How about that?" .. . is irri- tated by snobbish people . . . intends to be a secre- tary. WILLIAM R. TREESE . . . VOCATIONAL Wabash features math as favorite subject .. . favorite sport is basketball . . . dislikes tardy people indulges in French fries reads Mickey Spil- lane's works . . . a sailor of tomorrow. ROBERT W. TROXELL .. . COLLEGE PREP Bob was the efficient 'lieutenant of the school Safety Patrol for one year . . . member of Cor Teens Club .. . is seriously thinking of entering the minis- try upon graduation. SYLVIA T. TURCHETTA .. . BUSINESS ED Toot was a home room representative senior year names The Medic as favorite TV program prefers bowling as hobby and favorite sport . . . plans to begin office work after school. PAUL R. UNVERDORBEN . . . GENERAL Enjoys his hobby, working on cars mem- ber of Car Teens Club junior year . . . cannot endure conceited girls. . .looks forward to joining the Navy. TERRY L. VANDREW .. . COLLEGE PREP Tub played baritone in the band and French horn in the orchestra three years has a liking for stock car racing and music is annoyed by diminutive girls. PAUL W. VANORMAN . . . VOCATIONAL Twi takes an interest in shops cares for Audie Murphy and chicken . . . prefers listening to the radio and going swimming would like to enter the Service or attend college. NORMA J. VAUGHN . .. GENERAL Enjoys watching the Eddie Fisher Show and idol- izes Dale Robertson . . . treats herself to milk shakes enjoys chemistry and reading is irritated by people who show off hopes to become a nurse in the future. I I ROBERT A. VAUGHN GENERAL Wogie takes pleasure in football and hunting delights in eating chicken highly regards Glenn Ford is pained by people who brag . . . has a liking for math . .. plans to enter the Army. ROSEMARY VECKOV GENERAL Roe takes a fancy to French fries and often treats herself to fried chicken . . . takes pleasure in swimming plans to become a beautician after she completes school. PAUL VILKE . .. COLLEGE PREP Paul participated in intramural basketball his iunior year takes pleasure in photography . . . has a liking for physics adores films starring .lune Allyson enioys watching Gunsmoke hopes to enter college. DOROTHY .l. VIPOND BUSINESS ED Dottie enioys square dancing and loves to watch football games . . . detests tardy people .. . idolizes Jeff Chandler relishes French fries and steak often exclaims, "How about that?" hopes to become a secretary. CHARLES R. WAGNER GENERAL Chuck can never get enough sqeak likes Jimmy Stewart in the movies . . . true blue basket- ball fan . . . always watches the football games on TV . . . plans to ioin the Army. BARBARA A. WAITE . . . BUSINESS ED Bobs exercised her vocal chords in chorus two years fond of algebra has an aversion to dirty dishes will seek office work after gradua- tion. WILLIAM W. WAITE COLLEGE PREP Bill played first string center on the football team three years and vice-president of it his iunior year home room representative sophomore year . . . belonged to College Club senior year. P. ALLEN WAKEFOOSE . . . COLLEGE PREP Al never misses Dragnet .. . a dyed-in-the-wool Marlon Brando fan claims that physics is his favorite subiect . . . naturally aspires to be an engi- neer. RICHARD C. WALKER .. . VOCATIONAL Dick is an avid football fan enioys reading books by Robert Louis Stevenson delights in the sport of fishing cannot endure peroxide blondes . . .looking forward to serving in the Army. ROBERT L. WALLACE . .. COLLEGE PREP Bob played bass violin in the orchestra two years bass horn boy in the band three years . . . member of College Club senior year wants to study chemical engineering at college. TERRY R. WARD COLLEGE PREP Terry was a member of the football team, band, and orchestra all three years a track member his senior year treasurer of the senior class plans to go to college. ' THOMAS G. WALTERS VOCATIONAL Tom acted as home room president and home room representative his iunior year takes an active interest in fishing and swimming after graduation hopes to work for the airlines. VIRGINIA L. WATKINS BUSINESS ED Ginny is pleased with English and books by Grace Livingston Hill enioys meat loaf, baked beans, and applesauce hopes to go to Bible school and become a missionary. CLAIREANNA L. WATSON . . . COLLEGE PREP Claireanna was Mountain Echo reporter all three years reads books by Shakespeare collects earrings enjoys playing tennis . . . lists bacteriology as a favorite subiect is annoyed by housework . . . plans to be a nurse. JANET A. WEAVER COLLEGE PREP Member of orchestra three years and its sec- retary senior year TAP third year band sophomore year . .. cheerleader two years Lion Club and College Club senior year . . . plans to at- tend college upon graduation. ALVIN J. WEBER COLLEGE PREP Jake played trombone in the band three years . . . lieutenant of it his senior year . . . enioys watch- ing any kind of sports often treats himself to turkey . . . college bound. MICHAEL C. WEBER . . . COLLEGE PREP Mike was a member of Car Teens his senior year ran with cross country his senior year . .. claims trig as his favorite brain food and chicken pie as his favorite dish .. . plans to attend college. FRANK R. WEIDLICH VOCATIONAL Sonny enioys going to movies starring Jane Russell sees as many baseball games as possible claims vocational math as his favorite subiect . . . hopes to see the world through a porthole. DONALD L. WEIGAND COLLEGE Don took part in College Club his senior year active member of FTA indulges in pumpkin pie regards algebra as his favorite subiect and seeks a career as a mathematics teacher. 82 Vaughn, R. Veckov Vilke Vipond Wagner Waite, B. A. Waite, W. A MAN DOESN'T KNOW Wakefoose Walker Wallace Ward Walters Watkins Watson Weaver Weber, A. Weber, M. Weidlich Weiga nd and e .V 5 E S5 ES f Q if A, 4 J Q 31 - - - ...R ,.-......T ...ii Weise Werkmeister Werner Wertz Westover Wherry White, Carole DADDY WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME? White, Chester White, John White, Judith White, T. Whitesel Wicker, D. Wicker, K. Wiederkehr Will Williams Willnecker, B. A. Willnecker, J. DONNA L. WEISE BUSINESS ED Donna reads books by Lloyd Douglas has an appetite for pizza pie . .. eagerly awaits read- ing and shorthand classes is identified by, "You better believe it" . . . future secretary. JOYCE M. WERKMEISTER COLLEGE PREP Joyce was home room representative her iunior year . .. wrote home room minutes sophomore year indulges in French fries cannot endure two- faced people . . . hopes to become a nurse. JAMES M. WERNER COLLEGE PREP Jim claims English as his favorite subiect treats himself to fried chicken and movies starring Alan Ladd is vexed by conceited people plans to ioin the Air Force. CAROL A. WERTZ . . . COLLEGE PREP Carol played the violin in the orchestra for three years member of College Club her senior year . .. is partial to German ... gets in a lot of swimming . .. college bound. BETTY L. WESTOVER . .. GEORGE-BARDEN Very fond of spaghetti likes to spend her spare time reading highly regards bacteriology class frequently exclaims, "Gee, thanks" seeks a nursing career. ROBERT W. WHERRY . . . COLLEGE PREP Bob was president of his class iunior and senior years member of track squad three years on cross country team two years captain senior year . . . played football sophomore year. CAROLE A. WHITE GENERAL Cutzie idolizes Tab Hunter indulges in spa- ghetti goes swimming a lot cannot endure boys who can't dance .. . takes a fancy to math . .. wants to be a beautician. CHESTER W. WHITE COLLEGE PREP Chet was Senate member three years presi- dent of it his senior year . . . played basketball three years . . . active in College Club senior year . . . hopes to attend college and study civil engineering. JOHN C. WHITE COLLEGE PREP Member of Future Teachers of America and College Clubs senior year on the track squad his senior year spends his spare time listening to records . . . college bound. JUDITH S. WHITE COLLEGE PREP Judy was in Ushers' Club and a Senate member senior year served as home room representative iunior and senior years . . . president of home room senior year sang with a Cappella two years. 85 I ITT V I THOMAS C. WHITE COLLEGE PREP Tom cannot endure conceited people treats himself to Swiss steak enioys the works of Hem- ingway . . . fond of Gary Cooper . . . plans to attend college to further his education. RUTH N. WHITESEL BUSINESS ED Ruthy was in FBLA two years has a liking for bookkeeping class indulges in steak and French fries . .. attends all the football games . . . is a Robert Mitchum fan . .. is partial to work by Whittier. DONNA M. WICKER GEORGE-BARDEN Donna was on the Mountain Echo staff as news editor for two years Girls' League representa- tive senior year took part in dramatics presenta- tions two years . . . future nurse. R. KIRK WICKER COLLEGE PREP Wick was a Key Club member and its vice- president belonged to Acadamy of Science . . . president of it his senior year played varsity football and basketball two years on track squad three years . . . sophomore class president. FRED M. WIEDERKEHR VOCATIONAL Fritz was catcher on the baseball team three years is identified by the expression, "Get seri- ous" indulges in lamb chops never misses a baseball game or lt's a Great Life on TV. HELEN E. WILL GEORGE-BARDEN Helen was a Horseshoe staff member her senior year very fond of pizza pie is vexed by conceited people . . . gets in as much swimming as possible . . . hopes to go into nurses' training. NORMA L. WILLIAMS BUSINESS ED Willie claims shorthand as her favorite class highly regards Marlon Brando in the movies . . . is partial to hamburgers and frosts has a liking for Lux Theater on TV . . . future telephone operator. BARBARA A. WILLNECKER . . . BUSINESS ED Willie was English class president her senior year fond of spaghetti . . . highly regards book- keeping class . . . enigys watching Caesar's Hour . . . collects records as a hobby and spends her spare time listening to them. JAMES A. WILLNECKER .. . GENERAL Jim is an avid baseball fan . .. enioys watch- ing Rock Hudson in movies reads the works of Mark Twain with pleasure spends his spare time watching TV . . . plans to ioin the Army. I A, GRETCHEN WILLS . . . BUSINESS ED Gretchen was a member of a Cappella senior year . . . reads books by Frank Yerby . . . is annoyed by late people is partial to football and music . . . goes to see all of Tab Hunter's movies. MARY C. WILLS . . . GEORGE-BARDEN Susie was in the chorus sophomore and iunior years cares for chemistry, fried chicken, and swimming shudders at conceited people likes It's a Great Life on TV . . . favorite pastime is horseback riding. A. JACK WILSON VOCATIONAL Jack treats himself to steak and movies starring Burt Lancaster never misses Dragnet . . . reads Rudyard Kipling's works true blue football fan enioys working on cars and naturally aspires to be an auto body and fender man. AUDREY C. WILSON COLLEGE PREP Audrey was home room representative sopho- more year . .. home room secretary senior year . .. member of Ushers' Club two years indulges in steak and French fries .. . takes pleasure in playing the piano. J. LEE WILSON COLLEGE PREP Lee highly regards English likes to go to the movies, especially those starring Alan Ladd indulges in spaghetti collects stamps as a hobby abhors conceited girls . .. future Navy man. NANCY E. WILT BUSINESS ED Nancy served as home room representative her sophomore year treats herself to hamburgers and milk shakes cannot endure conceited peo- ple enioys Charlton Heston movies . . . plans to become a bookkeeper. WYONA J. WILT BUSINESS ED Wyona played intramural sports three years . . . member of Horseshoe staff junior year . . . extremely fond of pizza pie and spaghetti. . .takes pleasure in books by Margaret Mitchell . . . hopes to do office work after graduation. H. PETER WIMMER . . . COLLEGE PREP Pete was a Key Club member two years active in Junior Academy of Science three years a distance runner on the track squad . . . member of College Club senior year wishes to further his education by attending college. MICHAEL W. WOJCIK VOCATIONAL Mich enioys doing algebra problems . .. never misses You Asked For It on TV .. . reads books by Mark Twain spends his spare time getting his guns ready for hunting season . . . loathes talkative people. , Wills, G. Wills, M. Wilson, Jack FREDERICK J. WOLF VOCATIONAL . l Wilson, A. Fred played Intramural basketball two years has a liking for Audie Murphy in the movies Wilson, L. takes pleasure in working in his garden very fond of algebra . . . avid basketball fan plans to serve Uncle Sam. SUSAN D. WOODS . . . GENERAL Sue was on the class executive committee her iunior and sophomore years class secretary sen- ior year mqjorette three years . .. member of Ushers' and College Clubs her senior year home rogm president senior year. WILLIAM H. womcmosn COLLEGE PREP Wm' N- Bill is very fond of science and chemistry Wilflw, avid football fan . . . spends his spare time watch- ing TV, especially Dragnet treats himself to a good thick steak in the fall he can be found hunting wild game. PAUL A. WYANDT . .. GENERAL MOMENTS TO Paul san in the Glee Club two years on , TAP member of the stage crew three years and REMEMBER manager senior year delights in movies starring Marilyn Monroe . . . never misses Dragnet. GAIL A. YEAGER GEORGE-BARDEN Member of the maiorette corps three years presided as iunior home room president . . . served as Girls' League representative her senior year takes an interest in twirling counting on being a nurse. JACQUELINE A. YINGLING GENERAL Jackie often repeats, "Get serious" boys who can't dance 'leave her cold . . . treats herself to French fries and chicken . . . fancies books by Louisa Mae Alcott . . . enioys listening to iazz and dancing. THOMAS E. YON . . . VOCATIONAL Tom goes in for sports, especially football . .. takes pleasure in watching Gunsmoke . .. is partial to shops and Audie Murphy hopes to ioin the Marines after graduation. SHARLENE J. ZETTLE . . . BUSINESS ED Chicken enioys I Love Lucy on TV relishes hamburgers and chocolate frosts favorite sub- iect is English is partial to Bob Wagner likes to listen to records . . . hopes to be a secretary. NANCY C. ZIMMERER .. . BUSINESS ED Nancy is pleased with Lawrence Welk's cham- pagne music has a liking for pumpkin pie . .. highly regards bookkeeping indulges in square dancing takes pleasure in swimming is vexed by grouchy customers at the store. HOWARD B. EVANS . .. COLLEGE PREP Home room secretary and clarinet player in band sophomore year .. . lists pizza, zoology, chem- istry, and fishing as favorites . .. enioys works of Morton Thompson . . . hopes to attend pre-med and medical school. 86 Wim mer Woicik Wolf Woods Workinger Wyandt Yeager Yingling Yon Zettle Zimmerer Evans i 1 i 1 .-.ull- ,.v:.E W mi , A-, in., ' Floyd Alkins Mary Jo Boley David Carolhers Roberl Cramer Charles Dilcher George Frank Paul Furio .lay Harding MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1956 WHO DODGED OUR CAMERA Kennelh Hollen Richard Hoover Joseph Huber Guy Hurley Thomas Klaiber Gerald McGeary Ronald Mounlain Esther O'Donnell Robert Oswalf Dorofhy Perkins Nick Scardino John Sharpless George Stefanini Marian Thomas Donald Trullender Franklin Wes? CLASS COLORS Silver and Wine CLASS MOTTO "Be the labor great or small, Do it well or not at all." CLASS FLOWER Burgundy Rose Axtell Lane Lantz McCoy Miller Parks Ruggery A Feller Needs A Girl Stover Sweeney l BARBARA A. AXTELL GEORGE-BARDEN Barb attended A. H. S. her sophomore year A Bellwood her iunior year returned to A. H. S. as W' a senior .. . treats herself to pork chops and French fries claims health as favorite class a fu- lure nurse' MARILYN K. PARKS . .. BUSINESS ED Marilyn spent much of her time participating in ROBERT D' LANE VOCA-HONAL the Car Teens and Pep Clubs sang in Mr. Bohn's gob mn for cross :Dunn-Y for zwo yea,-5 chorus her sophomore year served as secretary- was home room secretary his iunior year makes lfeU5U"e" of Senior home room - - - PlUn5 to be U much of flying model gasoline airplanes . .. takes telephone Opefalof- pleasure in listening to Gunsmoke. JAMES A. RUGGERY VOCATIONAL GEORGE H' LANTZ BUSlNEsS ED Tony prizes fried chicken and French fries as Takes a fancy to bookkeeping . ,. often repeats, his favorite foods is annoyed by conceitecl girls "All-righty" . . . enjoys football relishes French Walches 5P0"l5 on TV enl0YS football --- fries .. . is fascinated by skating plans to ioin Plans to 90 to The Navy- the Air Force. SALLY A. STOVER COLLEGE PREP BARBARA A' MFCOY " ' BUSINESS ED Was reporter and typist for the Press Club three Barb served as home room representative and years class officer iunior year frequently president of her home room her senior year treats herself to meat loaf delights in playing prefers bookkeeping . . . idolizes Rock Hudson .. the pidrw plans to be a nurse. plans to be a stenographer. ROBERT F. SWEENEY VOCATIONAL JOSEPH W' MILLER VOCANONAL Was vice-president of home room his senior Joe goes hunting in the fall . .. never misses year . .. takes a fancy to automobiles enioys a chance to see a baseball game treats himself books by Mickey Spillane hot beef and French to French fries and movies starring John Wayne fries are tops .. . delights in watching the Lineup on a future Marine. TV. All dressed up and some place to go-Senior officers attend the Class Prom. The Juniors The junior class held the year's most important activity, which was the Junior Prom, on April 6, at the Penn Alto. The music forthe prom was furnished by Char- lie Lockard's orchestra, with the dress being semi-formal. The annual Junior Picnic was an enjoy- able event held in June at Lakemont Park. Swimming, skating, rides, and dancing were some of the highlights, with a hearty picnic lunch to finish the day. Having sponsored three successful dances after basketball and football games, the junior class completed its year. Hard work done by the class officers and sponsors, with Miss Beatrice Morrison as head, Miss Stella Gorgon, Mrs. Marjorie Carothers, Mr. Frank Ghessie, Mr. William Peightel, and Mr. Richard Van Scoyoc as the committee, paid oft in the enjoyable social program. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: fOHicersJ: Ron Fluke, treasurer, Paul Winters, president, Sally Orr, vice-presidentg Peggy Boyles, sec- M'55G0"90'1 M'55 Momson retary. Standing: fExecutive Committeel: Barbara Mr Pelghtel Mr Van Scoyoc Heaps, Sandy Reifsteck, Dick Maximon, Judy Blackburn, Sally Davis. ,,,,wl Qf f qw it gs ' ' wi' ' Y M I A AfL', Em 5 'EQ ' 7' ' lg X , ,fil f 6' ff' 2.1: 5- .' 2 fi f 4 4 ' X '66 N' 1 X . '1 Qzasiffgl-W, gf L ,ff , - , V - K , 5 A ks W 5 . . V A QQ., ' A y V lb i ' A ' , 3 ' 1 J - , w vN As Q 45'- in 5 , A . ' 9 fiafsw 1 , , f Q9 y , 5 I is X tg Q W, xi., k fm.. WM if W ,Q , fam uw.. W A VF 5 ? 'ff'-ff V - fl x M I -f aw W4 35 .4 M .M li fi X ,f ' f 4' Q 5 75, Ze-' ' . A-vs lr . A irq-N 'L X X i 'rxx tw, -f-., . ,.,L M V,vVg K 33 Y 2 Z E 3,1 nwg f . -5 JH , 1 X , vlxgmggi www i Xi QW, f ? J jf ' H my ,f.,.,,..,- qu .Q A W , ,V A WM, 4 Q, , . ii 'D Hu gf a ' -2 A, :- - I . , A A '-' , AWAl mL ,L , N f '62-V4.'?i5m '."3':- " 1 - mg H l - 4 ww :Z flllii 51 , 'R' ii 3,255 ' ,t ,QQ ,. .. 4 S X i f? J , if 'Q E O 4 55 5 i 52 EE ii if 55 fr E The Sophomores The sophomore class benefited this year by a Key Club-sponsored innovation. Prior to the opening of school the sophomore boys were given an orientation talk and then a tour of the building. The following day the routine was repeated for the sopho- more girls. The sophomores lost no time in electing their class officers for the year. Heading the list of officers, Dick Carothers was elected president, while Jim Russ, Patty Parks, and Michele Walters were elected vice-president, secretary, and treasurer re- spectively. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lorene Rhodes, chairman, Miss Edith Shrensky, Mr. Rcbert lsenberg, Mr. Louis Ernest, Mr. Tim- othy Roberts, and Mr. Raymond Hoffman, the sophomores sponsored a dance, "The Cupid Twirl," on February ll, at the Jewish Memorial Center, featuring the Continen- tals, Dee Hunt, and the Velve-tones. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: COflicersJ: Michele Walters, treasurer, Dick Carothers, president, ,lim Russ, vice-president, Patty Parks, treasurer. Standing: lExecutive Ccmrnitteejz Bar- bara Stewart, John Root, Bob Sharrar, Bill Sharrar, Jim Lane. ,jktrff ,LA 15:53 fs? 'PT if .. 'r , 'A 4 X fs: X if 'E HMA.. if 5 Afhij if XT- 'S AMN ff -- ix .z,, ,f f-A if XX, xx viii-141 fi? Q Ili QNX 3 gi5x,Ff,Af.,LQfAQ A iii' 25,1 ml H, ef! " T r ,-: A, fx, QF: jf: ,sis If I Q vw' ax ik F-'QVJ I "' , ,'.f,' X x N Q V, A . I -' I -ji X X N f' 1+ swf 3' 1 A x no ' 1 f' s X 1' , i , , F - X ' X V I X 1 1 ' as :ff r E ff 3 23 'Hia Ili A A Q L im fix. A Xi' ff, ,AJ fi' 2. 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As the first item, on November 23, the Sen- CHET WHITE ate put over what was probably their most successful proiect, a dance held at the Jew- ish Memorial Center, featuring the Silver Liners. President As other current projects of the Senate, members took part in the weekly TV pro- gram, "See How They I.earn", on February 9, and sent two student representatives to a Beaver Falls, Pa. convention. The Senate also secured a wrought iron plate for the Senate office door, and bought candy for the school guards and lights 'for the third floor Christmas tree. Two representatives took part in making plans 'for the second annual Winter Wonder Ball. SPONSORS NUMEROUS PROJECTS FOR SCHOOL AND CIVIC IMPROVEMENT STUDENT SENATE First Row: Chet White Cpresidentl, Neil Port Qvice-presidentj. Second Row: Judy McGee, Dolores Hunt, Sandy Steele, Eric Fouse, Mike Wherry, Bill Waite, John Blatt, Morley Cohn, Wayne Cashman, linda McGee. Third Row: Janet Mitchell, Sally Orr, Judy White, Dick Conrad, Robert Troxell, Joan Spinazzola, Patty Hammann, Phyllis Goetz, Dottie Srneal, Mr. Yon Isponsorl, 96 Home Room epresentatives HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES lGirlsl First Row: McCoy, Reekie, Durio, Hogans, Hecht, Shaheen, Lane, Ballard, Crivelli Weaver, Sknolnek. Second Row: Mr Yon lsponsorl, Williamson, McGee, Berk heimer, Filler, Lcsntz, Heaps, Aveni, Steele, Noll, Craig. Third Row: Robison, Martz Hallett, Watson, Burns, Mock, McMullin Wilt, Raneri, Turchetta, White, Goetz. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES lBoysl First Row: Lane, Ferry, Nemic, Irvin White, Cohn, Maus, Cashman, Prata, Prin gle. Second Row: Moran, Masood, Wil liams, Batrus, Parvin, Wherry, Port, Mul len, Mr. Yon lsponsorl. Third Row: Mil ler, Werner, Glass, O'Connor, Laughlin Peterman, Craig, Faris. Fourth Row: Jo- nas, Davis, Boyles, Roessinger, Shaner, Wiederkehr. THESE BUSY PEOPLE COLLECT FUNDS, AID WITH HOME ROOM PROGRAMS The Home Room representatives are some of the busiest people in school. It is their job to collect the money for Horseshoe payments, activity tickets, and student tal- ent shows from their home room students and take it to the Senate office for record- ing. Another one of their important duties is to carry on the home room programs dur- ing the school year. These representatives are elected by their fellow students in each home room. Meeting regularly for discussions and brief- ing, their valuable participation in school attairs and student financial operations is under the supervision of Mr. John Yon. 97 MR. JOHN F. YON Sponsor FEDERATION OFFICERS Left to Right: Eric Fouse, vice-presi- dent, Curt Plowman, president, Ralph Pacifica, secretary. , l Boys Federation MEMBERS TREATED TO VARIED MENU OF MONTHLY PROGRAMS Members of the Boys' Federation en- ioyed a variety of interesting programs dur- ing the year commencing with the installa- tion of officers in September and concluding with a film of the 1955 World Series in May. The October meeting featured a talk by Mr. Joseph Chick of the State Game Com- mission on the care of guns and Coach Earl Strohm presented films of the Johns- town game in November. The following month Mr. Edward Kason of the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild showed a film and talked on auto designing and styling. Curtis Plowman and Paul Porta re- ceived the most valuable player and line- man-of-the-year awards respectively on January 19, at which time Mr. Joseph Pa- terno and Mr. Sever Toretti of the Penn State coaching staff, spoke. A track program in February, a gym- nastic exhibition in March, and a wrestling demonstration in April, rounded out the year's activities. DR. HUGH G. BLACK Sponsor 98 LEAGUE OFFICERS Left to Right: Carol Axe, presi dent, Judy McGee, vice-president Judy Lass, secretary, Marilee Gra bill, treasurer. Girls' League GIVES GUIDANCE TO YOUTH BY MEANS OF PLANNED PROGRAMS The Girls' League is an organization of all girls for the benefit of all girls. By means of assemblies, conferences, and planned programs the girls receive assist- ance on their problems, entertainment, and are presented with concepts cultural values necessary to in the growing stages. Included in some of the standing programs for this fashion show by Simmonds, the concert choir and octet, and a talk by Dr. Lee, a profes- sor of mathematics at AUC. In addition the League sponsored the faculty Christmas tea and the mother-daughter banquet, an impcrtant event in the life of a senior girl. The hobby committee made favors for the hospital as a special prciect and the social service committee helped with the March of Dimes. The League endeavors to provide op- portunities for work and service and to en- gage in wholesome recreational activities. All the girls at AHS take an equal share in the development of the Girls' League. of moral and young people League's out- year were a MRS. RUBY K. CRUMM Adviser 99 Candidly Girl ushers on The iob. "Hill Billy" Hamer ond his git-lar. "Look, Mo, no hands!" "Muscle and blood, skin and bones-' Janice Atty and Guy Hurley sing. A genuine mixmuster in aclion. Beauty cmd the beast. The waltz you saved for me. 100 O HORSESHOE O MOUNTAIN ECHO O COMPASS 01 Publications 1M!'TiW5'1 ' f . 1, J 4 - o -'-" K, ' . 2 5 A ' E' f Aw-sm 4 scnnnursuggi f gggiflg, N. . E ' f L Drawing up ihe dummy Preparing ihe sports articles. Typing the senior personnels. 'I02 HORSESHOE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,..A. Associate Editor ...,. Sports Editors ...,.,. . ...,i.,,. Personnel Editors ,. . .. Carol Graham . .. Anncena Barr . ..,,., ,. Alvin Morris, William Waite .. ........ Peggy Jo Carney, head, Judy Burchfield, Hildred Fogleman, Darlene Gray, Marva Litzinger, Don Mohler, Barbara Pegg, Helen Will, Greg Williams Typists , . ,. .......,..,.,,. Carol Braun, head, Beverly Braun, Maxine Dickerson, Sue Kear- ney, Sandra Steele Sponsors ,. .. . .. .... Mr. Charles A. Faris, Mr. Scott S. Geesey Deciding on picture layout and design. From early October until the end of May, the Horseshoe staff kept busy composing per- sonnels, cataloguing and checking pictures, writ- ing, rewriting, and typing articles for the fifty- first edition of the yearbook. The yearbook contains a new arrangement this year. Each senior picture is comparatively larger. The candid shots of many familiar school sights are in the middle of each page with the senior pictures placed around them in alpha- betical order. The staff examined every personnel item STAFF WORKS FROM OCTOBER TO M and chose the most interesting activities and per- sonal interests o'F each student. The staFF harried every school organization and club until every detail that could be used was recorded. An attempt was made to assemble these write-ups, not only for accuracy but also for pleasant mem- ories of those "good old school days". The typ- ists were given a real workout. The major part of the work was completed by the end of March. The staff then sat back and awaited the arrival ofthe books for distribu- tion on Senior Day. AY ASSEMBLING CONTENTS OF BOOK 103 Mountain Echo Editing the copy. ln MOUNTAIN ECHO STAFF Managing Editors T , , Patty Hammann Morris Krape Associate Editors . .,., .. Carol Jean Braun Donna Glenn Literary Editors ...,. ,. .. Pat Mangiacarne Barbara Mclntyre Sports Editor A , .... Jay Strawmire Circulation Managers Exchange Editor . Typist ... . .. Reporters , A .. . , Janet Diehl Carol Estep Dottie Smeal Denise Davies Linda Nearhoof Jeanne Hair Tom McNally Don Mohler Alvin Morris Checking the proof sheets. Cutting and pasting up the gulleys. FORTY-ONE MEMBER STAFF GIVES GOOD SCHOOL COVERAGE QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Left to Right: Michael Farrow, Thomas McNally, Janet Diehl, John Winland, Barbara Mclntyle, Morris Krape, Jeanne Hair Sponsored by Miss Mildred Heller, the forty-one staFF members ofthe school news- paper, the Mountain Echo, turned out regu- larly-issued coverage of sports, arts, sci- ence, and literature. In addition to these general fields, the paper contained literary and news features, editorials, by-line col- umns, and poetry. The Mountain Echo gained first place awards for fine writing and unique com- position in a contest sponsored by the P.S.P.A. and C.P.S.P.A. They also won first place in the Quill and Scroll contest. Senior members start to serve in the middle of their iunior year and serve until the middle of their senior year, at which time the stat? is reorganized and new edi- tors take over the leadersip. Staff members who did top work on school publications and had high scholastic standing attained membership in the Quill and Scroll, a national honor society. This local group presented a weekly broadcast over W.R.T.A., with scripts written by the members themselves. COMPASS STAFF First Row: Mary Lou Fickes lbusiness managerl, Joan Spinazzola Ceditor-in-chiefj, Eleanor Wilt fassociate editorj. Second Row: Donna McMullin, Miss Mabel Bowman Cadviserb, Sandra Schoch, Paula Tomasetti, Helen Fraundorfer, Carole Frasca, Nancy Fickes, Linda Filer, .loan lgo, Patty Dodson, Miss Griffith Cassist- antl, Roberta Amigh. The Compass THIS HELPFUL LITTLE BOOKLET lS INDISPENSABLE TO SOPHOMORES Without the Compass sophomores would be even more bewildered than they seemed to be upon entering the high school. The Compass included such helpful bits of in- formation as attendance regulations, fac- ulty lists, required credits, book report read- ing lists, school facilities, and even a floor plan for those who had trouble with their sense of direction. We give full credit to those staff mem- bers, who worked faithfully to get the book- let to the press. Each staff member was re- sponsible for her own duties, which in- volved consulting heads of departments and administrators for the latest specific, accurate information. Upon the completion of that task the material was assembled into page form, then checked, re-checked, and last of all proofread. The Compass was then sent to the publisher for printing, and the work of Miss Mabel K. Bowman, spon- sor, andthe staff was finished. Each sopho- l more will be presented with a copy of the MISS MABEL K. BOWMAN booklet 'FOI' OWU personal USS at The be' Adviser ginning of the next school year. 106 fig: I ff T, f Wx, 1 fil- ' if ,Q f 'ig Q ' A MR. JOHN MONTI UPPER PHOTO: The Percussion Section. LOWER PHOTO: The Baritone and Dhecwr Trombone Section. The Band . . . Regardless of the score Altoona High's 'I09 piece band, led by an outstanding drum maior and 25 maiorettes, earned the plaudits of the crowd at all home football games and was favorably greeted by the fans when away from home. In the fall the band traveled to Johns- town to put on their best performance of the year before l2,000 people in a show dedicated to public servants and service clubs. Later, they visited Penn State Uni- versity where, with 63 other bands, they participated in the annual Band Day fes- tival in a televised program. The annual Band Concert on April 27 featured a piano solo by Paul Winter ac- companied by the band playing "Rhap- sody in Blue." Also a new descriptive composition titled "North Sea Overture" was introduced. The remainder of the pro- gram included solos for saxophone, trum- pet, and marimba and numerous novelty numbers. 1956 BAND PERSONNEL Percussion: D. Albright, J. Batrus, D. Betz, D. Biddle, B. Conley, B. Cover, L. Field, M. Gates, R. Hirsch, L. Laughlin, C. Parvin, T. Petro, R. Sassano, J. Shay, D. Walker, P. Woodcock. Baritone and Trombone: J. Amick, R. Archey, D. Auker, B. Beckman, R. Brunner, H. Chevalier, M. DeMatteis, P. Faris, R. Karl, J. Martin, R. Nicodemus, R. Penner, N. Port, R. Smay, A. Weber, D. Weimer. Trumpet: J. Alleman, J. Burgoon, W. Carter, E. Clabaugh, G, Clabaugh, C. Crider, D. Crider, G. Denardo, J, Dinardo, J. Graham, J. Harten, D. Hinton, W. Kinser, J. Lingenfelter, W. Mackey, N. Masood, G. Mattiello, R. Murray, R. Reed, W. Replogle, T. Strayer, W. Weber, K. Woodring. Wood Winds: D. Barr, D. Berry, W. Booth, S. Brett, J. Calvert, M. Clark, J. Ga- lant, J. Galbraith, M. Gardner, A. Getz, H. Getz, P. Hoffman, R. Houser, G. loup, M. Johnson, R. Kerlin, C. Lucas, G. Martin, N. Maucieri, J. Maus, S. Meyer, J. Neff, S. Pellegrine, M. Petro, R. Ptak, R. Reffner, D. Ruth, J. Schratf, J. Shipe, P, Sky, N. Smith, H. Stoner, R. Sutton, R. Teeter, S. Trotter, P. Vitelli, T. Ward, P. Winter, W. Witherspoon, D. Yon. Bosses and Horns: J. Dolinger, M. Farrow, R. Gentile, D. Gibson, L. Hamler, R. Jordan, L. Kerns, H. Murtiff, R. Replogle, W. Thompson, G. Tooks, T. Vandrew, R. Wallace, J. Wineland. Baton: E. Grif- fith. AT RIGHT First Picture: The Band forms a Saxophone. Second Picture: The Trumpet Section. Third Picture: The Wood Wind Section. Founh Picture: The Basses and Horn Sec- tion. 'W NN lllh The singing of 75 sophomores, iuniors, and seniors, who comprise the Concert Cho- rus, fTlled the band room with music the second period of every day. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy McGregor, they made their first appearance at a Shrine Party in the JaFfa Mosque on November 23. They presented enjoyable programs to the student body at Christmas time and to a Girls' League assembly. They also made a featured performance in the Annual Show, Vocal Music CONCERT CHORUS, DIRECTED BY Miss Dokon-iv MCGREGQR Director where they sang "lt's a Grand Night for Singing" and songs from "South Pacific," by Rodgers and Hammerstein. The octet appeared at the Blairmont Country Club and on the television pro- gram, "See How They Learn." The Concert Chorus completed the year by singing "One God," by Ringwald, at Baccalaureate services, and also by par- ticipating in Commencement exercises. A. H. S. CONCERT CHORUS First Row: Reekie, Mountain, Egan, Lutz, Adler, Ruggles, Rodland, Cochran, Kennedy, Fluke, Halpern, Jackson, Miller, Conk lm Pearson. Second Row: Miss McGregor ldirectorl, Zeak, Young, Aluise, Bruno, Trybus, Baker, McLaughlin, Carothers Clmger, Durio, Pietro, Rupp, Moyer. Third Row: Ferguson, Chilcote, Herdman, Kessler, Grabill, John, Counsman, Hostler Arthur, Butler, Watson, Patty Lucas, Lioy, Powell. Fourth Row: Nicodemus, Rabold, Ebersole, Yeager, Noon, Kimmel, Allison Drenning, Shultzaberger, M. Myers, Burris, Africa, Cummins, Yon. Fifth Row: Peggy Lucas, Graham, J. Myers, Yunker, Smith lsenberg, Shields, Felker, Barnes, Walker, Ainsworth, Logan, Paul, Dixon. MISS MCGREGOR, ENTERTAINS AT ASSEMBLIES AND SINGS AT SHRINE PARTY BOYS' QUARTET left to Right: Mike Walker, lecndg Dove Clinger, tenor: Bob Szeyller, bariioneg Bob Kennedy, boss. A. H. S. OCTET left to Right: Jock Redland fuccompanisrl, Janice Arty, Carol Axe, Bob Kennedyl Bob Drenning, Ron Fluke, Dove Clinger, Mary Rabold, Mcnrgy Halpern. it Thg Orghggtra VERSATILE MUSICIANS CONCLUDE HIGHLY FLUTES Left to Right: Donna Goodman, Janice Lenson, Judy Blackburn, Gloria Drenning, Martha Light, Sandra Ham- mann. lNot Pictured: Judy Hilemanj. The Altoona High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Russel Bohn, and containing 88 musicians, had one of its most successful seasons in 1955-56. The orchestra performed at the Annual Show, February 17, and the Language Department play, November 18, helping to make each a great success. The orchestra presented its annual con- cert on March 23, which was enjoyed by everyone present. The selections included in the program were: "Schubert Symphony No. 8" CThe Unfinishedjp "Autumn Leaves", "Beethoven Contredansesng "Tick Tack Pol- ka" by Johann Strauss, opus 365, "Three Seventeenth Century Dutch Tunes" ar- 112 SUCCESSFUL SEASON WITH ANNUAL CONCERT ranged by Kindler, "Russian Sailors' Dance" by Gliere, "Andalucia Suite" by Lecouna, and "Russian and Ludmilla Overture" by Glinka. Terry Ward gave a clarinet solo, the "Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra" by Artie Shaw. Another soloist of the even- ing was Jack Rodland, playing an organ concerto, "The Cuckoo and the Nightin- gale," by Handel. The orchestra is one of the finest high school orchestras in the state because of its very excellent instrumentalists and because it has full instrumentation, a condition which is very unusual to 'find in a high school orchestra. 113 ALTOONA HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA First Row: Maximon, Cunningham, Goodman, Lenson Blackburn, Drenning, Light, S. Hammann, P. Hammann Estep. Second Row: DeBolt, Davies, Smith, Wertz, Witherspoon, Clapper, Bloom, Yon, Stoner, Campbell Mattern, Detrich, Orr. Third Row: Halpern, Heimbach, Janet Diehl, C. Hileman, Weaver, Ward, Reffner, Gal- braith, Gardner, M, Petro, Barr, Graham, Potter, Bayle, Rosser, Rodlund, McCluskie. Fourth Row: Pfahler, Joyce Diehl, Crabtree, Wilt, Hatch, Clabaugh, Harten, Hinton, Replogle, Mattiello, Kinser, Woodring, Vandrew, McNa- mara, Cavuoti, Stittier, Dyczko. Fifth Row: Dodson, Ebersole, R. Hileman, Nett, Means, Amick, DeMatteis, Nicodemus, Weimer, Brunner, Cover, T. Petro, Cox, loup, Crawford, Wolfe, Conrad, Bowser, Walker, Hair, Krape. Sixth Row: Pittman, Moore. STRING QUARTET left to Right: Richard Maximon, first violin, Susan Heim- bach, second violin, Carol Estep, cello, Louella Mattern, viola. BASSES AND CELLOS Seated: Carol Estep, Patty Hammann, Sally Orr, Martha Detrich, Jean McCIuskie, Jack Rodland. Standing: Betty Jo Crawford, Sandra Wolfe, Janice Conrad, Georgette Ioup, Barbara Bowser, Jacky Walker, Jeanne Hair, Mor- ris Krape. fNot Pictured: Suzanne Williams, Joanna Aluiset 1 r 1 Girls' Choruses HAVE FUN AND HARMONIZE FOR THEIR OWN ENJOYMENT MISS DOROTHY MQGREGOR Four chorus groups, which met the first, fifth, sixth, and seventh periods respective- ly, were under the guidance of Miss Dor- othy McGregor this year. All combined A.H.S. choruses ioined in Christmas song tests at Plank Road on lwo occasions. These choruses participated in the T956 Annual Show along with the rest of the musical groups. Appropriately clad in warm-look- ing snow outfits, 65 girls from the fifth and seventh period group sang "Let lt Snow," by Styne, "Jingle BeIls," by Pierpont, and "Winter Wonderland," by Waring. The sixth period class sang in the same show, ioining their voices with those of the Con- cert Chorus. Meeting daily to harmonize for their own enioyment and learning, these cho- ruses are splendid assets to the school. MISS McGREGOR'S CHORUS First Row: Janice Atty, Judy Snyder, LaRue Shelow, Gretchen Wills, Judy White, Alice Hogans, Joan Lockard, Madilyn Parks Joanne Heiss, Margaret Forr. Second Row: Rusty Stralo, Betty DeMatteis, Bill Stonebraker, Daniel Costlow, John McFarland ' ' ' ' b B n Jackie Yingling Elvin Shaneyfelt, Ed Cessna, Nils Matolay, Michael Luciano, Ronald Hetzel, Dick Conrad, Bar ara row , MR. BOHN'S CHORUS First Row: Martha Peters, Judith Gardner, Donna Marie Grimminger, Elaine Neiman, Carol Arthur, Darlene Miller, Elda Hol- lingsworth, Roberta Totten, Marilyn Parks, Sally Spiers, Mary Eisenhart. Second Row: Anna Temple, Helen Diehl, Carol Col- tabaugh, Dolores Brubaker, Gladys David, Donna Glenn, Ann Murphy, Mr, Russel Bohn ICJIYGCIOYJ, Judy Locke, Ann Pruznak, Rita Ann Delricco, Carole Baker, Beverly Griffith, Keturah Mills, Nellie Jenkins. Mr. Bohn's Chorus RENDERS SACRED AND CLASSICAL MUSIC WITH GREAT FACILITY Mr. Bohn's chorus has appeared at various churches throughout the city, pre- senting concerts of sacred music. The cho- ruses, during the fifth and sixth periods, literally filled the halls with choral music of distinction. Together the group totaled 'I20 girls. The chorus appeared at service clubs throughout the city and were highly praised for their repertoire and for their remark- able memorization of diFficuIt numbers 'For choruses. Soloists for these occasions were Dolores Brubaker and Carol Arthur. In the Annual Show, presented this year, they appeared as the Cathedral Choir, singing "Sheep and Lambs" by Bach, "If With All My Heart" by Mendelssohn, and "We Adore Thee" by Palestrina. MR. RUSSEL K. BOHN 'I'I5 Dramatics FARCE FEATURES "GINGER", FAMOUS FEMININE FOOTBALL STAR SCENE FROM "TIME OUT FOR GINGER" Judy Henry as Ginger and Coralene Rupp as Jeannie are the center of attraction as they leave for party. Others in the cast lleft to rightj are Sylvia Kattout as the Maid, Carol Makin as Joanie, and Connie Adler and Bill Hostler as Mother and Father. This school year the Language Depart- ment presented "Time Out for Ginger," a comedy in three acts, on Friday evening, November 18, under the direction ot Miss Sarah LeVan. This all-around comedy proved to be a great success. Judy Henry had the leading role as "America's top foot- ball player, Ginger." We must give credit to the other members of the cast: Connie Adler, Bill Hostler, Carol Makin, Jack Buck- reis, Bob Morgan, Sylvia Kattout, and also the production staff for their splendid par- ticipation. The music which accompanied the play was presented by the Altoona High School Orchestra, directed by Mr. Rus- sel Bohn. At ditterent assemblies throughout the year the dramatics classes presented "The Haunted Theatre," "Where's Grandma," and "Red Carnation," while Mrs. Lorene Rhodes directed "Known But to God." "TAKE THAT, YOU CAD!" Walter Mullen as Tommy avenges insult by .lack Buckreis as Eddie. THIS ACT MISSED FIRE- Eddie's cmiics meet with dis- approval of other members of the ccisf, IN THE HUDDLE- Ginger fdcrk uniformj re- hecxrses play with members of vcirsiiy team, BEHIND THE SCENES- Members of stage crew cmd prompfers did Iheir bi! oiso. 117 15 '- Ni if S ' if' ,rx 1 1 WM., Q , Y L53 1 Q .i . Q C5 E 5 A Q E ' i 5 N526 EE 2.2 wg t?Q? sig Q Plsmf iqliifi S s Hx I K '- Q' i gf Ql if 4' I , 3. A , , ,. " ' IQ pf iwl .gf u ' l2w f+ 'riff K- N 3 . ff, " liifff-wi Q Q 1-fx, 1., -J Q ,1 7 E R ai A W X Si -f 'W 5 h V V if L Zif h ii , Q A ? R li p Q wVx A Rx i Mj i fff Q , f ,WW ,V ,W ,:,, i f. My ww XM ,,N:.,, -'ww yvzefkwf , A xi ' Affair-f f 1 :..s.,M un' 2, w V, e 1 5 . 1 Q M 4 manwvffp- W,m.....M ' K mv, 2 M4 er ,ix I of A I!! 'Q if ,Ni W. SCIENCE ACADEMY Sponsor-Mr, Harold W immer First Raw: Fogleman, Pegg, Walker, Hum- mann, Notopoulos, Kerlin, Wicker lpresidentl, Dickey Cvice-presidentl, Graham lsecretaryj, Whitfield, Smeal, Lass. Second Row: loup, Farrow, B. Sellers, Visocky, Hayes, Sutter, P. Sellers, P. Winumer, Stoner, Mr, H. Wimmer isponsorj. Third Row: Wallace, Jordan, Pen' ner, Martino, Becker, Stahl, Port, Myers. Fourlh Row: McNally, Matolay. FUTURE TEACHERS Sponsor-Mr. Robert Isenberg First Row: Mclntyre, Hair, Notopoulos, Atty, White, Nicodemus, Detrich, Hammann, Gra- ham, Sknolnek, Lass. Second Row: Diehl, Sheetz, Burkett, Halpern, Will, Cunningham, Schoch, Herdman, Spearing, Braddock. Third Row: Weigcnd, Porvin, Getz, McFarland, Myers, Blair, Campbell, Black, Smith. 120 KEY CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Byron McDowell First Row: Hayes ltreasurerl, Wicker lvice- presidentj, Port Cpresidentt, Dickey lsecref taryt. Second Row: Mackey, Witherspoon, Wherry, Waite, Mullen, Karl, Matolay, McNal- ly, Kerlin, Mr. McDowell lsponsorl- Third Row: Brett, loup, Maximon, W, Shcxrrar, R. Sharrar, Hirsch, Campbell, Sutter, Mahler, Stahl. Fourth Row: Shultzberger, Farrow, Pohle, Goldberg, lsenberg, Myers, Yingling, Faris, Wimmer. Fifih Row: Shade, Miller, Kranitz, Sellers, Blair, Leopold, Sky. Clubs SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE SCHOOL AND THE PUBLIC Science Academy The Junior Academy of Science opened the 1955-56 year with its first meeting on October 12. The officers of the Academy were: Kirk Wicker, president, Walter Dickey, vice-president, Carol Graham, secretary, and Roger Kerlin, treasurer. The club participated in the State Science Fair at Indiana. As one of its field trips the Academy made a trip to the State Hospital at Hollidaysburg, January 28. One of the inter- esting speakers of the year was Dr. Donald Rockwell, who gave a talk on "New Fields in Organic Chemistry." Future Teachers Headed by Mr. D. Robert lsenberg and pre- sided over by Morris Krape, the 42 members of the Future Teachers of America held their meet- ings monthly. Highlighting FTA activities was teaching during the elementary school visitation. Also, the teachers of the future visited Indiana State Teachers College to get an idea of col- lege life. After the Windber game on February 10 and also after the Williamsport game on January 13, the club sponsored basketball dances. The local chapter also entertained a group of Future Teachers from Tyrone. Key Club "We Build" is the motto of Altoona High's new Key Club, which was chartered by Key Club International in April 1955. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Altoona, is one of the most active clubs in the school. Its main obiective is to make a better school. ln the 1955-56 term it has spon- sored a sophomore visitation day, the Snow Ball, which benefited the polio fund, busses to away ball games, and the Crusade for Freedom cam- paign. V 121 A weighty problem in Physics. Teachers are really born, you know. Why not attend the next Key Club dance? Clubs KINDLE A WHOLESOME DESIRE FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION "This is a view ofthe campus-" "And here is a recent catalogue." Now if you want a scholarship- College Club The College Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Timothy Roberts, was organized as an edu- cational club for college-bound students to in- form them on such things as entrance require- ments, courses offered, scholarships available, and degrees conferred. Membership in this club is limited to senior college preparatory students. The college preps met bi-monthly during the year, and at their first meeting elected Kirk Wicker as president, Carol Axe, vice-president, and Dorothy Smeal, secretary-treasurer. The program committee was fortunate in securing the following speakers: Mrs. Ruby Crumm, dean of girls, Dr. Hugh Black, dean of boys, Dr. A. Bruce Denniston, superintendent of schools, and Dr. Robert Eiche of the Altoona Un- dergraduate Center. Also included in the pro- gram were two movies, one on St. John's Col- lege and another on Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. The scholarship committee, whose aim it is to give deserving students scholarships, was headed by Mrs. Crumm and Dr. Black with the following members: Miss Sarah Bell, Mr. Joseph Maddocks, Mr. Edgar Brooks, and Mr. Harold Stong. The committee kept a card file of all available scholarships. Altogether they had several hundred. The committee also distributed fcrm letters to the members of the club to be sent to the director of admissions at a particular col- lege to facilitate obtaining college catalogues and bulletins. The members of the club were given an opportunity to take the American Council on Edu- cation Psychological Test, which gave them their percentile rating for college entrance. The club was also given information about the dates and locations where the College Board Entrance Ex- aminations would be given. 122 ,.,-...hx vs? W U COLLEGE CLUB l Sponsor-Mr. Timothy Roberts First Row: Makin, Jackson, Atty, Hayes, My- ers, Mohler, McNally, Matolay, Karl, Mclntyre, Lass, Forr, Hobson, Second Row: Hair, Moore, Hammann, Halpern, McGee, Notopou- los, Cohn, O'Connor, Kelly, Lane, Hiner, Herd- man. Third Row: lrvin, Myers, Nicodemus, Johnson, Hurley, Legge, R, Martin, McFalls, McFarland, Hatch, Kerlin, Jordan. Fourth Row: Orner, Nemic. Miller, McKee, Martino, J. glartin, Heyward, Howsare, Hostler, Han- sar . S5555 Ag COLLEGE CLUB II Sponsor-Mr. Timothy Roberts First Row: Temple, Wertz, Woods, Wimmer Vanclrew, Sutter, Mr. Roberts Csponsorj, C White, Troxell, Workinger, Schoch, Sheetz Sprinaer. Second Row: Sknolnek, Weaverj M. Weber, T. White, Wherry, Szeyller, J White, Sankey, Spinazzola, Yeager, Snyder, Sarclella, Wilson. Third Row: Traub. Sell Wallace, Wyandt, Smeigh, Spearing, Scacco, Prindible, M. Smith, Watson, Werkmeister Smeal. Fourth Row: Stoner, Weigand, Par vin, N. Smith, Ray, Waite, Wicker, Ward Werner, Stahl, A. Weber, Penner, Kohler. 123 COLLEGE CLUB lll Sponsor-Mr. Timothy Roberts First Row: Conley, Diehl, Elden, Cross, Corri- gan, Cunningham, Davis, Blatt, Black, Blair, Glass, Clabaugh, Ainsworth, Brown. Second Row: Axe, Estep, Glenn. DeAngelis, Burkett, Cessna, Greene, Campbell, Dolinger, Burgoon, Dinardo, Bookman, Braddock. Third Row: Clinger, Baker, Erb, Change, Detrich, Capute, De Arment, Glasgow, Getz, Graham, Gordon, Fazio, Calvert, Doebler. Fourth Row: Fouse, Fleck, Galant, Gates, Auqustine, Brunner, Evans, Easton, Corbett, GriFfith, Biddle, Eisen- hart, Carter, Berry. . W vr wif? tflfwif i CAR TEENS CLUB HIJ Sponsors-Miss Marie Lauver Mr. Archie Umslead First Row: Ackerman, Conrad, Campbell, Sccicco, Craig, Reisinger, Slonebraker, Mur- ray, McArthur, Lorclieri, Good. Second Row: Mr, Umsteacl lsponsori, Miller, Mangus, N. Peters, Hennaman, Pruznok, McCormick, Bill- ner, Springer. Third Row: Mills, Moore, M. Peters, Filer, Hand, Tornotore, Carson, Ainsf worth, Former, Craig. Fourlh Row: Arlhurs, Thomas, Davis, Burd, Spearing, Decker, Hiner, Kogan, Decker, Salyards, Kuhn, Caracciolo. , has if 46 CAR TEENS CLUB ill Sponsors-Miss Marie Lauver Mr. Archie Umsieud Firsi Row: Doebler, DeAngelis, Taylor, Clin ger, De Armenf, Pegg, Weidlich, Weyer, Mum mert, Eckhard. Second Row: Cooqcm, Prin dible, Troxell, Vondrew, Hymes, .I, Srniih, My ers, L. Smiih, Dianvoniis, Baker. Third Row Miss Lauver Csponsorj, Murphy, Weber, Gor don, Eisenharf, Gunsallus, Colberl, Woods Graf, Boyles, Hammel. Fourih Row: Praia Genlsch, Campbell, Replogle, Gioiosa, Biddle Larnick, Dickerson, Parks, Reifslecli, Weigand Fifih Row: Bookman, Blair, Bell, Mingle Sfaub, Shade, M, Srnilh, Dunn, Dyczko. 124 . . Y vi 5 we VARSITY "A" CLUB Sponsors-Mr. Carl Graf Mr. Cyril Ramsey Firs! Row: Plowman ipresidenrl, Wicker lsec relarvj, R. Wherry llreasureri, While ivice presiclenth. Second Row: Irvin, Clinqer, Sion er, Amaroso, Szeyller, Ruiler, DeAngelis Fluke, Gioiosa. Third Row: Glasgow, Hatch Murohy, M. Wherry, Caracciolo, Por1a McQuade, Clouser, Wiederlzehr. Fourih Row Waite, Ray, Ammer, F. Wesl, Leone, Blair McFar'and, W. Wesi. Dilcher. Fiflh Row Princlible, Gardner, Ward, Howsore, Liver more, Slonebraker, Dickerson, Gibson, Clubs CENTER THE MINDS OF YOUTHFUL DRIVERS ON SAFETY Car Teens Club Seventy-five students from the safe driving class comprised the Car Teens Club. This club, under the sponsorship of Miss Marie Lauver and Mr. Archie Umstead, seeks to inform the students thoroughly on today's auto safety rules and pro- cedures. The club and its officers-Dave Clinger, president, Alfred Gates, vice-president, Barbara Ellen Pegg, secretary, and John DeArment, treas- urer--ran a full schedule ofmeetings and social events during the year. The group gave its en- tire support to "Safe Driving Day" by putting up posters and distributing literature. At Christmas time, the members of the club went on their an- nual carol sing. The group was well received and received much praise for their fine wcrk. At the meetings, which were usually held in the evenings, there was always some topic of the hour, such as safety movies, a speaker on safety, or a panel discussion. ln March, Mr. Clark McClelland spoke to the club about auto safety. The meetings usually ended with a social hour and refreshments. Varsity "A" Club Support and participation of the athletic program were teh key obiectives of the 7'l mem- bers of Altoona High's Varsity "A" Club, now in its third year and headed by Dr. Hugh Black, dean of boys. The club annually honors letter winners in award assemblies for all athletic teams. Out- standing awards during these assemblies in 'I955-56 were made to Curt Plowman, the Mountain Lion Blanket award, and Paul Porta, winner of the "Blocker-of-the-Year" trophy. 125 Every day should be S-D Day Coaches have many problems- But players heed their advice FOCUS AN ATTENTlVE EYE ON BUSINESS AND FINANCE Ityo canttype6O ordsa Business Leaders Future Business Leaders of America, an hon- orary club for business education students, toured the Bell Telephone, the A 81 P offices, and the banks of Altoona, to get a clear picture of how prominent business places carry on their office work. The club also installed Cresson High School as a new chapter in the state organi- zation. The FBLA sponsored an after-game dance with orchestra music and an after-school dance with records. The proceeds of the two dances aided the students in paying their way to the district meeting in State College and the state meeting in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Fellowship Club The Fellowship Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Sarah Duncan, met two times each month for the purpose of promoting better religious re- lations among the students. The otiicers elected to lead this organization were: Bob Brunner, president, Connie Wagner, vice-president, Bar- bara Ellen Pegg, secretary, and Jack Rodland, pianist. Each meeting began with a song service and a Bible reading. This was followed by a special speaker. Two local pastors, Rev. Craig Massey ofthe Independent Bible Church, and Rev. Henry Kulp of the Altoona Bible Church, and several missionaries spoke to the club. Flask and Beaker The Flask and Beaker Club, which had been inactive for several years, was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. Wilbert HoFFman. Thirty-five students who had taken either Chemistry A or B and who had a genuine inter- est in the subject comprised the club roster. Kirk Wicker was elected president, Herb Stoner, vice- president, Helen Notopoulos, secretary, and Bill Mackey, treasurer. At a joint meeting with the Junior Academy of Science in January, the group heard a talk by Dr. Donald Rockwell, entitled "New Fields in Organic Chemistry." 126 uw mi 4 Q H ,Qs ,il F. B. L. A. Sponsor-Miss Hazel Krouse First Row: Miss Krouse lsponsorl, Boker, Nc: gle, Kull, Campbell, Necxrhoof, Braun, Ciom bolli. Second Row: Persun, Kurlson, Leber hnger, Noll, Mongiocurne, Hiltner, Smilh, She low, Romer. Third Row: Noll. Whilesel, Slonelaroker, Russo, DeMoNeis, Myers, Singer. Fourth Row: Reed, Dubulis, Burr. FELLOWSHIP CLUB Sponsor-Miss Sarah Duncan First Row: Wagner Cvice-presidenll, Brunner Kpresidenfl, Pegg, Miss Duncan Csponsorl. Second Row: Chipperlield, Baer, Burd, Delo- zier, Rodlcnd, Smith, Dodson, Miller, Diehl. 127 FLASK AND BEAKER Sponsor-Mr. Willaen Hoffman First Row: Stoner fvice-presidenll, Wicker fpresidenfl, Notopoulos Csecreioryl. Second Row: Graham, Will, Wimnwer, Wallace, Lil- zinger, Lutz, Mugree, Horton. Third Row: Vifelli, Farrow, Smeol, Russell. Whilfielcl, Pegg, Foglemon, Dunn, Mr. Hoffman Cspon- sorl. Fourth Row: Hayes, Yingling, Ioup, Ferguson, Myers, Sellers, Rodlond, Kerlin, Jordan. Ushers' Club . L. L. L USHERS CLUB ill First Row: Adler flieutenantl, Hile- man Ccaptainl, Ruggles flieutenantl, Cox Ccaptainj. Second Row: Hatch, Rupp, Pegg, Orr, Stellabotte, Black, Herdman, DeMatteis, Campbell, Totten, Dibert. Third Row: Peggy Lucas, Heaps, Brown, Ricketts, No- haile, Kessler, Goodman, Reifsteck, Mclntyre, Boyles, Patty Lucas. USHERS' CLUB llll First Row: Grabill, Crivelli, Smeal, Puckey, Schoch. Second Row: Braun, Wiley, Lass, Lingentelter, Crawford, White, Wilson, Woods. Third Row: Miss Lauver Qsponsorl, Lydic, Kell, Notopoulos, Steele, Kearney, Russ, Traub, Axe. THEY SERVE PATRONS OF THE SCHOOL AT ALL MAJOR EVENTS Looks like a mighty good program. Sponsored by Miss Marie Lauver, the Ushers' Club plays an important part in Altoona High School life. Identified by their maroon and white caps, girls from the 55 member group ushered at all home foot- ball games. The young ladies served at the Altoona Choral Society's Christmas pro- gram, the Language Department play, the presentation of "Amahl and the Night Vis- itors," the band and orchestra concerts, Baccalaureate and Commencement exer- cises. The group of girls, nominated and elected by Ushers' Club members, is cap- tained by Faun Cox and Judy Hileman, while Connie Adler and Doretta Ruggles serve as co-captains. Co-captains of one year automatically become captains the following year. 128 Special Education DENTS FILL OUT PERSONNEL FORM N Life nowadays is full of red tape. S, GET ON-THE-JOB TRAINING STU The most important program in the fifth and finally, an on-the-job work experience year of the High School Special Education program. curriculum was preparing for iobs. This On this last program students rotated included field trips to many businesses and from one iob to another spending several industries to see how people work, talks weeks on each in business or industry in by personnel managers on how to get a iob afternoon school hours. The high school and keep it, preparation of application found this program so successful in build- blanks and interviews by person, tele- ing self-confidence and finding the type of phone, or letter, aptitude testing to deter- work most enioyable that plans are under mine work skills and areas worth training, way to expand it next year. SPECIAL EDUCATION GROUP First Row: Mariorie Lasher, Shirley McCachren, Donna Becker, Donald McCracken, Donna Cogan, Mary Ann Cuzzolina, Maxine Markel. Second Row: Mr. Kenneth Rhodes lteacherl, Charles Howsare, Ralph Clowson, Robert Beatty, Jerome Buckner, ' Barbara Ann Mansell, and Emma Tampt were absent when picture was taken.l William Walter. lDeanna Boring, MM I1. 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L 'f i - VVV t " g "'1 ---' I ' - R GZ -Z 5 ' TRIUMPHS GIIINEIJ IN SPURTS PREPARE FUR VICTURY IN THE BIITTLES 0F LIFE A H. S. Opp. Greensburg IHI . 20 . Johnstown CAD 21 . . Farrell IHD . , 'I3 Williamsport CAI 'I4 Totals I II3 F 0 b a LION GRIDDERS CAPTURE COVETED 'SILVER SCOOP' SEASON'S SCORES , . DuBois CAI . 6 Windber IHJ 7 Westinghouse CHI ,'l4 Duquesne IAQ . . I2 New Kensington KHP 0 Latrobe CAD 6 Summary: seven wins, three losses THE ,SILVER SCOOP, Symbol of a victorious football season 1955 ALTOONA HIGH VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Manager Roberts, Manager Gibson, Manager Blair, Hurst, Murphy, McFarland, Stonebraker, Corbett, Porta, Plowman, Waite, McQuade, DeAngeIis, Stoner, Hatch, Wicker, Manager Boyer, Manager Carles, Manager Gunsalus. Second Row: Head Coach Strohm, Ditcher, Amaroso, Howsare, Hoover, Legge, Gardner, Bickley, McKnight, Pellegrini, Wherry, Colombo, Assistant Coach Fields, Assistant Coach Dinges. Third Row: Dickerson, Fluke, Ward, Parson, Wyland, Nail, Swanner, Ammer, Caracciolo, Frasca, DeStefano, West. '91 I 'TF' 3, . HI viva N INAUGURAL OF ANNUAL SERIES WITH JOHNSTOWN AND WINDBER RIVALS Narrowly missing a crack at the coveted W.P.l.A.L. Class AA title, Altoona High's Moun- tain Lions reached a new high in performance this year under the coaching of Earl Strohm in compiling a 7-3 record including upset victories over rivals Windber and Johnstown in the in- augural of the Silver Scoop series. This, plus the fact that fullback Curt Plow- man was named to the all-state team, makes the T955 season one of the best since the hey- day of "Snaps" Emanuel and "Sonny Boy" Mil- lOY'l. Plowman did exactly what his name im- plies 'From the very first. In the opening rout of DuBois, 40-6, Curt scored three touchdowns on runs of eight, 61, and six yards. Bert Stoner, Lou DeAngelis, and Mike Wherry each tallied once in one ot the worst defeats pinned on the Beavers in recent years. At Mansion Park the following week the Maroon and White gained an early grip on the Silver Scoop and took sweet revenge for three straight previous losses in thumping Windber, 25-7. This time Stoner hit the double figures by scoring on a twin touchdown effort on sprints of 36 and T2 yards. Terry Ward and Plowman added insurance markers. Although Curt Plowman racked up two touchdowns in the next game on rain-swept Mansion Park, an epidemic of fumbles, with CContinued on page 1341 CARACCIOLO SCORES Junior halfback crosses the 'last white line Johnstown game. B i i il 1, ' X 95.31 4 'BBB gi NNN A Heroes in Action Cum Westinghouse taking advantage of the breaks enabled the Bulldogs to eke out a close 14-13 win. In its first W.P.l.A.L. test A. H. S. exploded for three touchdowns in the second quarter to triumph, 21-12, over Duquesne Scatback D . e- Angelis romped 27 yards and five yards for scores and Plowman banked the third tally. The following week against New Kensin Q- ton Plowman and DeAngelis did a double take f h ' o t elr Duquesne bit. This time Curt the Crush- er scored twice and Lou raced over the goal once to down the Kens, 20-O. Coach Str h ' o ms men resorted to straight football and tore the Red Curt Plowman Terry Ward Paul Porta Bob Howsare John McQuade Bill Waite Kirk Wicker Fred Legge Raider front line to shreds in taking their second AA f1ag chase victory. An aerial attack, expertly meshed with pitchout plays, completely outclassed a young Latrobe eleven, 27-6 in the next outin and 1 9 earned Altoona its fifth win in six starts and its th' d A lr A step up the ladder. Quarterback Jim Swanner hurled three scoring passes while half- back John Corccciolo ran 49 yards for another. B b H o owsare made good on three out of four conversions. Greensburg's opportunists made the usuall Y short walk to the dressing roorn seem like the 134 HE CRUSHER GAINS FULLBACK I . ,Wm .,A.W ,M POT ON UNITED PRESS ALL STATE ELEVEN last mile after they had shattered Altoona's title bid, 20-O, at Mansion Park. Apparently ex- pecting little trouble from the Brown Lions and gazing too intently on Johnstown, A. H.S. could muster only one scoring threat in reaching the Greensburg TO in the second quarter after Ron Corbett recovered an invader fumble on the 29. ln the game of the year at Point Stadium Johnstown saw its ll-game winning streak, a shot at the league title, and the myth of its in- vincibility all disappear in 48 minutes. The Jawns, stunned by the lightning-like thrusts of a spirited Mountain Lion crew, succumbed 27-21 before the largest crowd of the season for both schools, 'l5,000. With the satisfaction of taming an old neme- sis, the Lions also captured the first annual Sil- ver Scoop, symbol of supremacy for the season between the two rivals and Windber. Plowman signed his own name to the all- state team that fateful night in Johnstown. He gained T15 yards in 28 attempts to match the runs from scrimmage of the entire opposition and accounted for two scores. ln the home finale two long runs by senior halfback Stoner and Mike Wherry's end zone CContinued on page 1365 T 3 MOMENT OF GLORY Coach Strohm gets free ride on players' shoulders after victory at Johnstown. Herb Stoner Bill Hatch Tom Hurst Ron Corbett Joe Amaroso Everett Barnes John McFarland Joe Murphy Bill Stonebralcer Lou DeAngelis Charles Ditcher 41 1 f f. if 1 N ' V.. ls 2 I, kt -I W gr L .Q I I KVVA ,La f, Ili- A Magi? Q 124' ggxjik' ay Q f 6 , Hg 1: ' V h ,... M h iv 45 2 ia 'gash' iq ',-Q '25 if f 5 ', 5 f L W X if , , J wiv . 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LITTLE LIONS NOSE OUT JAWNS ON LAST MINUTE PASS Coming from behind in the final minute of play the Junior Varsity football team nosed out the Johnstown "B" team, I2-7, as Paul Campbell flipped a l5-yard pass to Ralph McGirk for the winning tally. Campbell was the spark plug for the Little Lions as he returned a kickoff 85 yards for the first touchdown. The Windber "B" team also felt the sting of the Campbell to McGirk passing combination with Altoona com- ing from behind to earn a 7-7 tie. The Little Lions opened the season by wal- loping Saxton-Liberty 40-6, and the following week tied Windber. In their third outing Wil- liamsport fell before the locals 33-6, and the Baby Lions also trimmed Bedford, I9-O, in their next encounter. Meeting varsity competition for the first time, the Jayvees were mauled by Robertsdale, 32-7, but roared back to defeat Johnstown. In the final two games the locals broke even, los- ing to Northern Cambria, 7-0, but edging Chief Logan, 7-6. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: E. Smith, Sheetz, Cashman, Baker, McGirk, J. Miller, Kushner, Hatch, J. Snyder, Bonanno. Second Row: Assistant Coach Jack Hopper, M. Smith, Herdman, W. Miller, Hamman, DeNicola, Camp- bell, Peroni, R. Crum, T. Snyder, Maria, C. Crum, Coach Byron Ashburn. Third Row: Kull, Lightner, McKinney, Cherry, Root, Borth, Manager Pileggi. Q, fa 'H .N 4. I 3 7 Jim Swanner CLionsD contests for ball with pair of Billporters. A.H.S. 68 53 73 93 65 62 60 77 , 94 58 84 85 72 65 84 69 86 89 60 84 80 101 69 85 77, 56 1949 75.0 VARSITY SCORES Kittanning CAD Windber CAD , ., ,. Lock Haven CHD . Chambersburg CAD Duquesne CAD ., Johnstown CAD New Castle CAD ,... Punxsutawney CAD Johnstown CHD . Lewistown CAD , .Williamsport CHD . Chief Logan CAD , ,Conemaugh CHD Johnstown CAD ,. Westmont CAD Punxsutawney CHD Windber CHD , ., Conemaugh CAD .. Williamsport CAD Lewistown CHD . Westmont CHD . Chief Logan CHD P.l.A.A. Playoffs Conemaugh CAD . Lewistown CAD . , Johnstown CAD ,. Farrell CAD Totals . , Average TAKE OVERTIME TILT FROM TROJANS Altoona High came very close to being the bride instead of the bridesmaid during the 1955-56 varsity basketball season. Ccach Jim O'Donnell's Lions C21-5D came from behind to cop the District Six cham- pionship from Johnstown in a torrid over- time tilt only to bow out to Farrell, the even- tual bride, or P.l.A.A. class "A" state cham- pion. Notable consolation for being "left at the altar" came in posting three good vic- tories in four tries over rival Johnstown. A.H.S. suffered an early season loss to the Jawns in the War Memorial Tourney, but CContinued on Page 140D Jim Swanner shoots lay-up in Williamsport game as OPP, Jack Ray and Chet White await results. .. 57 ....51 . 41 . 56 59 63 . 79 . ..,49 ..54 .54 . . ...47 . -..48 . . ,..41 60 87 45 44 92 52 , 67 53 41 ,. 52 64 73 H70 1499 57.7 138 ,ZW N25 1' Lx 1 gf w- I , , ' 1 Lf, .A K. i A X fz ig 1 sh I 76 'Q 55, 5 s I -.I 5 Q vt xl , ' ,- ggi 7 Q vis. " if if " 1? . 'T W ,M 9' 5 I if 5 E ff .QQ Q vw i W ...ha A ' mg, f L V . 1 BSN' We-4' vmza-my ,XX Basketeers . . . EARL CLOUSER SETS SCORING MARK, WINS ALL-STATE BERTH Coach Jim O'Donnell in huddle with players. CContinued from page T381 rebounded to take 94-54 and 65-60 regular season wins and likewise to record a 77-73 victory in the hectic District Six play-off game. The Lions were beaten by New Castle, 79-60, in their other tournament appearance. Earl Clouser, high scorer for the Lions, ended his three-year career with -zz berth on the All-State United Press second team, while senior team mates Chet White and Jack Ray made honorable mention. Clouser broke the A.H.S. standard for points scored in a single game with 36 against Johnstown. Just a few nights pre- vious he had counted 34 against Cone- maugh's Iron Horses. Altoona met defeat during the regular campaign at the hands of Westmont, 87-84, and Conemaugh, 92-89. Both setbacks, however, were avenged by 72-41 and 80- 53 wins over the Hilltoppers and Iron Hcrses, respectively, in other games. A.H.S. also downed Conemaugh in the District playoFfs, 69-52. The Lions also spoiled an otherwise per- fect season for Lewistown's Mountain League champs by topping the Silktown Five three times. Q A 5 Q? gf if Q P 6 Q f " 1 fi Q , Q M W - WH 5' .n 5 f 'e .Y , K ,go- x .zf 1 :li 2 R ' an -Q' 'aiinissmsf 55" 2:2"-21' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling lleft to Rightlz Tommy Lane, Jerry Fox, Duane Galbraith, Paul Campbell, Bob Mastos, Manager Dick Clouser. Standing: Ralph McGirk, Coach Guy Denniston, Tom Davis. Uim Russ was absent when picture was takenj. Junior Varsity COACH DENNISTON CAGERS COMPILE 16-4 RECORD Duquesne .. .. . Johnstown .. . . Johnstown .. .. ..Williamsport . . . . J. V. SCORES A.H.S. 64 .Kittanning . 37. Windber .. . 55 . . . . Lock Haven . . 51 Chambersburg 55 36 .,... Punxsutawney 46 . 46 ... . Lewistown .. . 57 . . . Williamsport . 60 . Chief Logan .. 59 Conemaugh 52 61 Westmont .. 38 . Punxsutawney 64 Windber . . 44 77 Conemaugh . 68 Lewistown 46 Westmont . 77 , . Chief Logan 1,093 Totals . 54.7 Average OPP. 30 .. 45 ...28 .. 29 ...63 ...24 ...45 ...34 .. 54 .36 .29 ...48 54 36 42 ...63 .41 39 51 ...21 812 40.6 Altoona High's Varsity basketball team of 1957 should be one of its best if the record of 16-4 compiled by the 1955-56 Junior Varsity is to serve as an indication of things to come. The Little Lions of Coach Guy Denniston were beaten only by Windber, 45-37, Duquesne, 63-55, Williamsport, 63-44, and Westmont, 51- 46. Ralph McGirk, high Jayvee scorer for the year, collected 15 points in the last contest. The season opened on a sour note in the Windber loss, but the Little Lions ran up two straight, lost to Duquesne, and then knocked off 11 straight opponents before losing to William- sport. Victories came at the expense of Kittan- ning 164-301, Lock Haven C55-281, Chambersburg H51-293, Punxsutawney C36-241, Johnstown C46- 451, Lewistown C46-341, Williamsport f57-541, chief Logan C60-361, Conemaugh C59-299, Johns- town f52-481, Westmont Q61-541, Punxsutawney C38-361, Windber C64-421, Conemaugh K77-411, Lewistown C68-391, and Chief Logan C77-211. McGirk gained high man honors fsingle gamej for the Jayvee crew by scoring 30 points against Johnstown in a dramatic 46-45 triumph. Ralph connected with two foul shots in the last three seconds to decide the issue. Cheerleaders PEPSTERS KEEP UP FAN MORALE, SPARK TEAM TO VICTORY Here's a rousing cheer for the cheer- leaders of A.H.S.l lt takes a vast amount of effort to get that big, enthusiastic re- sponse at pep meetings and football and basketball games. ln all kinds of weather, these live wire pepsters kept up the morale of the fans and players and helped to spark the team to victory. Drilling and rehearsing, leading pep meetings, and greeting visiting cheerlead- ers were the duties ofthe group. This year the girls did an exceptionally 'Hne job and their untiring eftorts were an important factor in the success of our athletic contests. This squad, consisting of nine girls, was chosen on the basis of citizenship, scholar- ship, and personality factors. Before school began, the cheerleaders practiced at the in- tricate routines required for more than twenty cheers. Miss Dorothy McGregor worked as the sponsor of this versatile group, which was a credit to her and the school. A. H. S. CHEERLEADERS First Row iLeft to Rightt: Carol Skolnek, Carol Burket, Judy McGee, Barbara Crivelli. Second Row: Jacky Walker, Catherine Lantz, Janet Mitchell, Margie Johnson, Patty Ballard. fi. 1 Q, ll.. Climaxing a banner year with a series of superb individual performances at the P.l.A.A. state track meet at Penn State University on May 28, the 1955 cinderpathers of Coach Paul Adams finished second for the team title to Clairton High with 19 points to the winners' 25. Although Western Pennsylvania athletes dominated the meet, Altoona's Terry Clarke won the 180-yard low hurdles in 19.8 seconds and finished third in the 120-yard highs. Junior Bob Wherry took a second in the half-mile run OUT IN FRONT while Senior Bob Crago's iavelin heave earned him a fourth. In addition Lion relay runners came in fourth in the half-mile event and finished third in a fast mile relay. Earlier in the year the Adamsmen had fin- ished second in the Tri-State Coaches meet at Pittsburgh, swept the field in the West Central Coaches meet, copped the Pitt Junior College event at Johnstown, and annexed their 24th title in District Six P.l.A.A. competition. 1955 ALTOONA HIGH TRACK SQUAD First Row: Taylor, Craine, White, Crago, Curry, Hostler, Clarke, Keller, Buchanan, R. Brininger, Coach Paul Adams, Assistant Coach Cyril Ramsey. Second Row: Manager Prindible, DeAngelis, Stoner, Fer- guson, West, Plowman, R. Wherry, Wicker, Hurst, Szeyller, Rutter, Calise, Fouse, Clinger, Glasgow, Manager W. Brininger, Manager Livermore. Third Row: Prosperi, Kimberly, Lloyd, Crum, McKee, Hoover, M, Wherry, Caracciolo, Green, Conklin, Kling, Gioiosa. Terry Clarke breaks tape in half mile relay event. 1955 Track . . . COACH ADAMS' TRACK STARS 4155135 1 1 ,,. "SL HA 351 2. ,QA Y rw' if s X. fn R, :ffl -nt. .5,w,'z sr swj TAKE DISTRICT HONORS, RACE TO SECOND PLACE FINISH IN STATE P. I. A. A. MEET DISTRICT SIX TRACK MEET Bob Wherry cmd Bruce HosT- ler lead the pack in 883 yard run. Kirk Wicker makes long heave in shot put. .uv- -uf' nn' av' Terry Clarke winning his specially-the high hurdles. xx Q 'II Curl Plowman runs the quarter mile. Mer? Keller passes baton to Jim Whife in 880 yard relay. Bob Calise goes up and over in The pole vault. 145 Baseball 1955 ALTOONA HIGH BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Manager Reisinger, Hyder, Sheets, Crabt ree, Holliday, Doyle, Stout, McCall, Havlin, Stolten- berg, Manager Wise. Second Row: Coach Hugh Black, Manager Young, Berry, Burchfield, Johnston, Stellabotte, Beres, Scherden, Socey, Manager Petta, Assistant Coach Roscoe Wareham. Third Row: Kull, Tousey, Strawmire, Lane, Wiederkehr, Slates, Ramey. ELEPHANTS RUN AFOUL OF FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH JINX N0 FUDGIN' NOW Tick Ramey chooses sides with team mate Bob Burchtield. An elephant, they say, never forgets. In any case Coach Hugh BIack's A. H. S. Elephants are not likely to forget Friday, May 13, for a long time. On that date the local tossers dropped the second game to the Johnstown nine giving the Trojans a clean sweep of the series for the first time in many years. Aside from this dual setback the Blackmen did a very commendable job, downing their op- ponents nine times in 14 outings, sweeping both games with Windber and Indiana and taking single encounters from Hollidaysburg, Clearfield, Mercersburg, and Saxton. The 1955 season was featured by an 11-8 triumph over Mercersburg and a brilliant one- hitter hurled by right hander Jess Zorger against Indiana. At one stage the Elephants racked up a win streak of five in a row which was ended by an unexpected loss to Clearfield. After a one-run defeat by Kiski the Elephants closed out the year with three more triumphs. 146 A ,- ,H N JY A Q., .,,,w5vQ, ,f...W:f,,1,: .,.. N, K A , S B M " mp? :, ?gWmw c K . H pw gf .k. , Q : W' Mg ' L.: gm? 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Three eight-team leagues playing on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, com- prised the basketball circuit. Approxi- mately 300 boys participated. All action started at 6 o'cIock with a twin bill in the boys' gym and the same in the girls' gym. Home room 217 copped the championship. The cage program, in addition to devel- oping a sense of team work, alertness, lead- ership, and sportsmanship, attorded all in- terested boys an opportunity to be active in athletics. A.H.S. students who were not varsity or junior varsity team members were eligible to play. Intramural wrestling was introduced at the expense of over 52,000 to its sponsor, the Altoona School Board. In hopes of fur- thering the possibility of a varsity team in the near future, extensive developing per- iods and the teaching of basic fundamen- tals were the nucleus of Mr. Webb's under- taking. Webb is a former intercollegiate champion from Penn State. BOYS' SQUAD LEADERS First Row: Orner, Black, Burgoon, Hainley, Lacroce, Fleck, Breen, Raber, Trullender, Pacitico, Kennedy. Second Row: Murray Barton, Mirante, Hoover, Shaneytelt, Coogan, Gentsch, Scott, Julius, Mullen, Conklin, Workinger. Third Row: Murphy, Gor ity Long, Creighton, Miller, Smith, Clinger, Edwards, Arthurs, Cormier. Fourth Row: Tooks, Katsetos, Bowser, Brown, Brun ner, Bordell, Eisenhart, Hileman, Ramey. I ' I , I V, Q- Qi an I il .. ililg ,- r , ,. ,tys t, lqn, ,,, c tt., ,ctt c t .gqg I C .,.. , ..,, , A . ,,., i y . TE I' it LQ' . . , ,, ,noch gl X YIS15 ttrr v I t il' 1 3 l . . , , I , - V: ,L , L K i ffy INTRAMURAL SPORTS First Row: Carles, Smith, Bowser, Hogans, DeWitt. Second Row: Dickerson, Hoover, Corbett, Jen- kins, McGunigal, Ainsworth. Third Row: Johnson, Persing, lckes, Sa- Ieme. PYRAMID CLUB First Row: Stumpf. Second Row: l.anger, Strong, Third Row: Brandt Smith, Makin. Fourth Row: Boyles, Carles, Hogans, Corbett. Fifth Row: LeCompte, Bowser, Hoover, Leonard, Gray, Murray. Sixth Row: Dickerson, Pittman, lsenberg, lckes, Persing, Suleme, Ainsworth. Girls' Intramurals FOSTER GOOD FUN AND PROMOTE GENUINE FELLOWSHIP The Girls' Intramural Club is responsi- ble for most ofthe shouting, pounding, and whistle blasts in the girls' gym. Under the leadership of Miss Frances McGinnis, the girls learn good sportsmanship and fair play in badminton, volleyball, basketball, dodgeboll, and kickball, playing each game with enthusiasm and skill. These sports are open to all girls who are interested in participating in them after school. The standing of the girls is based on the point system. Points are received for each sport, and o specific number of points is necessary to earn awards. The points are totaled from the beginning of a girl's sophomore year to the end of her sen- ior year. Participation in all contests gives the team member full credit, while part time contestants get only one-half the num- ber of points given for each sport. These sports do much to stimulate in- terest and growth in athletic activities, to aid in physical development, to promote good fellowship, and to foster genuine sportsmanship among the girls of this high school. 1955 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row: Angeloom Gioiosa, Rcbert lrvin, David Glasgow, Robert Wherry, Robert Szeyller, Eric Fouse, David Clinger. Second Row: Richard Carothers, Terry Colbert, Paul Faris, Larry Green, David Gibson. Third Row: Ronald Hottman, Joseph DeHaas, William Ferguson, Michael Weber. Fourth Row: Coach Paul Adams, Manager Marvin Livermore, Gordon Bradley, Christ Arseniu, Manager James Prindible. Cross Country CAPTAIN BOB WHERRY PACES VICTORY MARCH OF A. H. S. HARRIERS Despite the loss of their state championship to Hickory Township at the P.I.A.A. meet on No- vember 5, Altoona Hiqh's harriers enjoyed a highly successful season featured by the record- breaking running ot Captain Bob Wherry. The season opened with an intra-squad meet September 28 in which the team led by Captain Wherry outdistanced the Dave Clinger team, 25-30. Two weeks later the Lion runners splashed to victory at Latrobe, 25-30, with Wherry setting a new course record at 10:59. The District meet October 21 again resulted in triumph for Coach Paul Adams' speedsters over Johnstown and Tyrone with Captain Wherry posting a new mark of 10:26 for the Pleasant Valley course. ln the final dual meet ot the season Wil- liamsport proved too strong tor the Lions win- ning 20-35. EXCUSE MY DUST! Wherry 150 Coach Adams holds watch on new course record set by Captain Bob f 31, Y TX K 'fig V ...S ': W' fu. 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