Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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LUB PROGRAMS CHOOSE N0 v Deep Impress1ons should Qndeavor to do somethung so that we un vaun that we may leave some of ourselves on the sands of tume Bonaparte sands of tume falterung ramblung to class rooms racung and druftung to dances As the steps of sophomores they are slow and unsure becomung firmer and more auda cuous durung the lunuor year As the steps of senuors they emerqe clear and decusuve through experuence and maturuty and the path toward bugger and better qoals wudens Term papers class plays the prom and flnally graduatuon durect these footsteps unto the qreat outsude world Here un Senuor Hugh surrounded by advusers by papers books penculs and p ns we mold the habuts and personalutues whuch wull help us become better Amerucan cutuzens cutuzens who wull be able to assume responsuble posutuons un our communuty our state our nation and our world IVE C I ' ,. P 1 2 ' ,. ' Q i . 1 1 df - W 1 . 4, . . f ' ff 1 , If nf ' , Q . I 0 H , . 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LAYOUT Beverly Whitney Nancy Houser Martha Jones SPORTS EDITOR Mark Rosentield Asst Stephen Foster Patricia Arnold Nancy Foster Diane Best Kay Clayton Nancy Froebel Diane Hartman Finnta Kirk Louise Lawson ADVISERS Mrs Marianne Prestera McCarthy Mr oseph H Smith IX Barker Staff CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Kay Bannon Lynn Stock SENIOR EDITORS Joyce Simonsen PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER Bob Ellison CLERICAL STAFF Mary Riddle BUSINESS RECORDS MANAGER Joanne Benasutti BUSINESS STAFF Linda Lyon Jay Mont: Kay Roth Robert Vernon Ned Hutchins Diane Madison BUSINESS MANAGER Mike Mitchell Susan Kellogg Joan Tatsoclc ART EDITOR Karol Patterson Asst Sandra Storms Betty Gren nan Janice Hoplcun Ray Masisak Donna Rathton Nancy Tull Tana Tuttle Charles VanDyke Jean Ann VanHoutte PHOTOGRAPHY Mr John B Kelley Dougherty Studio Mr Roger E Miller Activities 81 School Life Senior Album Junlcr 81 Sophomore Album Z X O 0 '3 I I pledge czlleglonce To the Hug the sincere hearts ond shining faces echo the fcamlllcur phrases with llberty and Iushce for call Seven Q 11 - . . ,, . , . . . . . . H What is our school? Is it just the familiar red brick building, the winding corridors, the bustling cafeteria, the spacious gymna- sium, the well-equipped classrooms? No, it represents more than material substances -it represents such intangibles as student, faculty, and community interest. At Brad- ford Senior High School students learn to feel a pride in their Alma Mater and to par- ticipate in its activities, faculty members have faith in those under their tutelage, and the community supports the school wholeheartedly Mr. Bell takes a moment out from his busy rou- tine to talk to a group of students. . . . Weigh agaimt a grain 0 Aand the gloria of a throne Jim Davis, last year's Student Council president, admin- isters oath of oftice to his successor, Don DeVoe. Mary, Queen of Scots Mr. Floyd C. Fretz, Mr, H, H. Huntington, Mr. S. E. Mon- oky, Mr. C. Bogardus, and Mayor Joseph L. Hinaman of the Bradford Exchange Club present the Freedom Shrine documents to Mr. Bell, Jim Davis, and an appreciative student body. , Q AWN, , QW i f . Af 3 Q i l iwhirlef 3 N is 3 V 'Wm V fe. Z:f'5'L:':' f Q ' ?A ? ? il? s 9 ' X 5155 3 Q I Q 5 Q 5 Q W5 .... f E 2 Z 4 7' , -' :-:'. ,::: K in v E E:Ej:z:..,I 3, , ff : - , X M. 2 wf f 5 i fb: mir fp 5 E:- fa' gg 's wf 2 gf .fn -, ' I A :- My 'f uf , . ' Q59 Kg' K 5 ,,, 1 V5 a .J ,A 35 Q-Agn? fl 4 gs 524- , 1 . as 1 LN 5 ' 'Q av ' Eg V R .W , ,J 'R X x 5 , WW, 5F X'f ,Q 'QV 543, Q 'ff Q 52:48 72, Q 3- wfiyzg MMG. Wwv Y 5 .iff ' K 5 ' 12:5 5 ? Q i gig E Y 5 , 1 'Sli ' i K 1531 gift W 4 'W , YQ W v .,M Wnu , A --M W Q W5 MW ,M ,Q ie' -I U, ri ' W 'Ask en With the iob Mr. Be'l has to do, no won- der Dr. McCreary keeps to his task. Dr. David R, Wilson checks for fillings as Mr.. Pauline Engle ma'ks the chart. Miss Jeanette Holden school hygienist, checks for cavities. Mrs. Ada Bement, Miss Mary Rossi, and Miss Caroline Reitz work as a team in order to speed up il.e physical examina- tions. Yried and True They Saw UA Tlu-eagle Always willing to help no matter what the situation are our three cheerful office girls, Joyce Herbert, Vivian Pollock, and Pat Pas- carella. Jcyce, Vivian, and Pat, are the angels in our main office. They have a million tasks, but always man- age a sunny smile. They mirneograph tests, mail out reports, and try to keep tab on everyone at all times. Mr. Gilson and Mr. MacDonald haopily admire The Freedom Shrine installed in our main corridor. Between repairing desks and cleaning floors, these two custodians find time to keep our walks and lawns clean, tco. Mrs. Anderson wields the ladle as head ofthe cafe- teria staft. These ladies, all wives and mothers themselves, see to it that the students and faculty have enough to fill their stomachs, come lunch time. If it weren't for these behind-the-scenes workers, our school wouldn't run so smoothly as it does. The last plaque of our new Freedom Shrine is lifted into place by Ralph Gilson and 'lHop MacDonald. Mrs. Mayme Shick, Mrs. Louise McCutcheon, Mrs. Lillian Hanson Mrs. Nell Lisrnan, Mrs. Mary Anderson, and Mrs. Margaret Bell manage to prepare hot tasty meals each day. jf 1 ?ootp1-in M of by tinctivn S 7 - - ' H X if 1, f i ...-fi -, -. ' SY ',l-5.4. P , J V M r , , I I' X . K 1 7 I if ' ca SENIOR Qffimw-1 -dt 2:5441 4 cf Jw. 717 JUNIOR Sw' ff-gf K Www SOP!-IOHORE I ,A '1'X'-A12 ' LS .. A - , e, Lf:-1:1--L ,S W t ,- x PQ Y- A X -- A--A74 -t 9 RMU, 1 - -'-1 Q Y,-,i rl-l, is X 1 fr ff eil'--.- - 1-SQ 'IiaJeA of great men all remind uA We can make our liaJeA Aullime ff 14nd departing, leave leluind uA f Yootprintaf on the AandA of time. V Q ong e ow C V K x 'f-X - X , Q xt - .X. Q' Com tant JA the Aand fn the lava:-glam tncklmy down James B Michell MFEEcrf J M M s Ju Bu kwalte 1:9 AA M B M Lyman Mr R E Torgler F U V O U Mr. . i President J , ' B r. . . ke Vice-President A A Mr. J. P. Jones Secretory Mr. . . Bird Treasurer h r. ne c r r. . . D Steady aw our world aw it ApinA for-ever round FLOYD C. FRETZ Superintendent of Bradford City Schools University of Pennsylvania, B.S., A.M. Molding students, faculty, and the Board of efficient working body is the chief task of our Mr. Floyd C. Fretz. His career as teacher began in a one-room scl' filling the post as principal ofa one-room high school elementary grade school rooms, he taught all the jects. From this seemingly humble beginning Mr. to his present position as superintendent of Bradford As an amateur horticulturist, he raises ros'es in the at the rear of his home. Playing o few rounds of his leisure hours occasionally. Mr. Fretz is a prominent figure in county and state circles as evidenced in part by his membership in County Schoolmen's Club and the State Board of Fifteen Temple Unuversuty B S Unuversuty of Puttsburgh M Ed So 7laeAe learned Zeadel-A, 'llnAwe1-vinglq They Stand Brught us the rung of words When the rught man rungs them Songs of Travel GEORGE A BELL Pruncupal Every day us a lovely day us a favorute expres suon of Mr George A Bell our genual pruncupal who graduated from Temple Unuversuty un Phula delphua and the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh For nune years BHSs leadung schoolman has ganuzed the actuvutues of our Alma Mater By concernung humself wuth the accomplushments of every student and by helpung Bradford Senuor Hugh grow un suze and un standards Mr Bell has umpressed the stamp of hus udeals upon the learn ung and the manners of the many young boys and gurls who each year are hus chuef occupatuon Our assustant pruncupal and dean of boys Mr Raymond Getz us a graduate of Pennsylvanua State Unuversuty and St Bonaventure Unuversuty Before hus assocuatuon wuth Bradford Senuor Hugh un 1946 Mr Getz organuzed Lee Druver School was pruncupal at Luncoln and Rew Schools and Suxteen taught mathematucs un Bradford Junuor Hugh School Mr Getzs dutues unclude teachung vocatuonal mathematucs keepung attendance records and organuzung the schedule wuth Mr Bell To struve to make the future cutuzens of Bradford worth whule us our assustant pruncupals educatuonal phulosophy There us no greater satusfactuon than workung wuth young people Muss Sprague beams when questuoned about her past As durector of secondary educatuon un Bradford Muss Stella H Sprague correlates the work of the superuntendents offuce and the faculty Muss Spragues kundness and patuence unspure all to struve for her hugh standards A natuve Bradforduan she was graduated from hugh school here and later returned to teach un thus communuty . . . . . . . , . . , . . 11 - ,, . . . . . . ' ' 1 1 - . . . . , . . . . - 1 . , . . . . 11 - OF- - - . . . . . ,, . . . . , . . . . . ll - ' ' ' , . . , , - 11 - - 1 - . . . I , . . , . I . , . . . . 1 1 - 1 like Atalwart AtepA eternal zmpreued IM I1 eA deep Aand STELLA H SPRAGUE Columbua Umversuty B S Director of Secondary Educahon Bradford Cnty Schools RAYMOND GETZ Asslstanf Prlnclpa! Pennsylvama State Umverslty BS Si Bonaventur Unlvers M Ed Dean of B at email YUK Seven! en 010' patient inA tructvm William H. Olson, A.B., A.M. Head English Department Speech, English Debate Club adviser Chairman, Committee for Folio The Language Department, with Mr. William Olson, head of English, includes classes in English, Latin, French, Spanish and public speaking. The English Department works for perfection in written and oral English, challenges the imagination of the students with colorful literature and composition courses. The result-clear thinking and expression of ideas. Stu- dents with extra energy and enthusiasm tackled Latin, French, and Spanish, and discovered them to be fascinating and fun. Evidence of this was the lively foreign conversation carried on outside of class. Public speaking gave valuable experience and training in expressing oneself before a group. Through these informal but informative sessions the students were exposed to various ideas and learned to form unbiased opinions. ,D fQwif24ev7a.c:5E,:-C Daphne Harper, Marianne P. McCarthy Mary Mottey, Ruth Mutter, A.B., A.M. A.B., A.M. B.S., M. Litt. A.B., M.Ed. French, English Latin, English English, Journalism, Courant English, History Chairman Housing Committee Barker Adviser Courant Clinic Assembly Committee advise for District Chorus Barker Club Junior Class Play Elzear Schoch, Helen Smith, Helen H. Smith, James Tompkins A.B., M.Litt. A.B. A.B. English Spanish English English Senior Class Play Adviser Properties Committee for Knitting Club adviser Sports Equipment Mgr Pen-Lines Club adviser Senior Class Play Christmas Assembly Accordion Club adviser Drum Majorettes Eighteen F The wishlul vlwnnking of Mrs. Mc- Ccmlwy 5, Lmm students proiecfs them mio rmcwni Rome. Marilyn Holds-11, Tuna Turtle, Fred Schnegg, Siu-ll.-7 Spf-nc:-v, and Charlie Cal- lnl wrlr 1 ny vo irlwvlify places through picvuu-s A new feature of Miss Motteys English IV classes s The Atlantic, a magazine that she is dlSfflbUilI1g to her class. Pai Burdick must be reading an inieresting section, for Adello Coronaio Mr. Tompkins, and Joe Burgess are David Barnhart Related Sclence Hlstory Social Danclng Club Chairman Sophomore Class advlsers Francis Dennlng Mathemattcs Head Football Coach Football Club advlser Danlel Kusner Chemistry Camera Club adviser Key Club adviser Twenty rom each vnelf earleu li A, Laura Allen A B M A Biology Scholastic Commuttee Chalrman Hobby Club odvnser Albert Clark B S M Ed Mathematlcs and Sclence Sclence Club advuser Mathematucs Mathematics Club adviser Dlstrlct Chorus Ticket Commlttee Chaurman Pete r Pa sko B S Biology Chemlstry General Mathematics Basketball Club adviser Junior Varsity Basketball Coach B.S. I . ., . . l ' ' , Freas Downing, A.B. A.B. . , ' .s., M. .' The Department of Science and Mathematics offered an intriguing world of knowledge for those willing to work for it. Trigonometry and physics were ioys to serious-minded students. Tracing Turtox cards and dissecting frogs in biol- ogy and burning sulphur in chemistry are pleas- ant memories now that the work is completed. Plane and solid geometry with their triangles and cubes offer a compelling challenge to all mathematicians. These help change high school students into the skilled workmen, scientists, and engineers of tomorrow. Dick Olson explains how he managed to obtain these lines on the graph, Mike Clayton appears ready to comment. Will it explode? Whatever Marianne Slike, Sally Mealy, Jim O'Connell, and Roger Hone are brewing seems to require constant observation. Tom Mott, Jim Moore, Lee Gallagher, Bob Massaro, John DePetro, Bob Normile and Mr. Barnhart, look at a iet engine in sci- ence class. Twenty-one lowng laea A Jose Head ess Educatlon B s Mathematics G eral Sa es ecord eepmg Placement Office Barker advlser Charles Baltzer B S M Ed Typmg Cons Education Bus law Gen Mathematics Typmg Club Dnstrlct Chorus Program Chairman Marian Raver Clerical Typing Bookkeeping I and Il Typmg I Vocatuonal Typmg Club The Business Education classes, headed by Mr Joseph Smuth and under the durectlon of seven teachers, Instruct the stenographers and secretaries of tomorrow In their sublects rangmg from buslness machines to shorthand, the students cover all phases of the business world A new mlmeograph and many other ma chmes were happily received during the past year Many gurls aided the schools secretaries by mumeographung class plans, workmg In Mr Raymond Getz's office, and serving as Mr Smith s secretary for three week periods to gain practical expernence Twenty two Margaret Baltzer Shorthand Typmg Cheerleadmg Club Eva Blessing Clerical Practice Business Machines Buslnes Publccatnons Jean Shea Shorthand Typmg Today s Secretary Club Chairman Senior Class advisers O ith, , , .Ed. Q B.s. U . . . a l ' . ,E l 1 h L r if , 4, , . ' I - ' Club adviser s.s. ' BIS' ' . , . . . . . . . . , lmogene, Esther, Shirley, and Chuckie'f are mimeographing an imporian? assign- ment. Maxine, Carole, Poi, Joan, Kay and Nancy work hard to increase their speed as Mrs. Shea dicfates the lesson. Mrs. Ballzer regards her first year short- hand sludenfs as fhey learn to conned sounds with symbols. Tweniy-fhree learned VL. SS. l 3 Twenty-four Annette Keefer Physical Education Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon Fred Paige B Physical Education Track Coach Boys Gym Team Director of Athletics George Schoepf Health Educatlon Social Dancing Club Boys Gym Club Delores Wilson Modern Llvlng Social Danclng Club Soclal Committee adviser Entertannment Commlttee Chaurman for Dnstrlct Chorus Chairman Junlor Class advisers Its on bird-it s a plane-it s superwoman. Alice Lord bounds into the air as she practices on the trampoline. 419 1 Frank Santora John Strandburg Carol Work Millie Woodley and Darlene Swanson study a health unit during 5th period class Mr Schoepf looks on Coach Paige instructs Bradford Landry in the act of tumbling while the other boys absorb de 'GI s Do You Understand Yourself? This poster typ: ties the problems discussed in Mrs Wilson s Mod ern Living classes The Health and Physical Education De- partment strove to turn out students with alert minds and healthy bodies. Each day at gym the energetic enthusiasts learned the basic rules of sportsmanship and participated in a variety of sports In health the sophomores struggled with the structure of the human body while the seniors studied the psychology of lite in our modern day l'tllliRN LNlNQ ami' Twenty five V I .3 Q 3, lt. ll ,Q , . 'l . ,wa A A W-i.. V' . A . ...T 1 .13 ' ' 'if , L. and wil my laandA Harold Brace World Hustory Economic Geography Asslstant Football Coach Calvm Crawford BE MEd World Hlstory Rel History Archery Club Sprung Musical Production Dorothy Currie Amerucan History and Problems of Democracy W lfare Committee adviser ea ahnstrom A encan Hnstory and P blems of Democracy Usherlng Club Ji ectlon Commlttee advuser Twenty six Harriet Tltus A B A M Amerncan Hlstory and Problems of Democracy Chalrman Reglstratlon Committee for Dlstrlct Chorus Joseph Walker A B A M World Hlstory Debate Club Reconstructlng scenes from the pages of hlstory was the mann 'ob of the Social Studles Department It oftered courses In world history Amerucan history, problems of democracy, and economic geography Students dnscovered that under the tutelage of their unstructors history rellved and seemed more luke a colorful pa geant than a Iumble of dates and battles Jumors and seniors were alerted to modern day problems through their problems of democracy courses Economuc geography classes studled the eftects of the land on the welfare and prospernty ot the people U U I g a.s. ' A.s. D ' u X . . 051' :G . l . . Marge Colley and Wade Shotts tell Helen Chil- cote where to locate a certain country on a wall map during a iunior history class. Glenn Ward, Bill Sullivan, and Wallace Wagner are preparing to show slides during a history class as Mr. Crawford looks on. Dick Kroh, and Sis MacDonald look for a his- torical spot on the globe. Regis Royer and Carole Campbell study during 2nd period class. QD-aa41.Da5d7f6 Bob Ballantyne, Jack Bates, Mary Ruth Knapp, and Donna Morrison use the magazine rack in Miss Currie's history room for information for their current events report, fr -Wfvflianc ,fa-v' 4 L Z' I 1 lf x., Twenty-seven 4114 leaf-lung Twenty eught Armat Duhart Mus B AM lnstrumenlal Orchestra Dlsfrlct Chorus Publlclty Chairman Richard Glddlngs BS Dnver Trammg Rifle Club Chaurman Transportanon Commlttee for District Chorus Mary Hamilton A B B S m I. S Llbrarlan Llbrary Club Robert Jewell BS Speech Correcllonlst Sprung Musical Production Hubert Randall AB Art English Gem Club Rodney A Schoch AB Instrumental Band Rufle Club Ruth Stewart AB MA Dean of Glrls Student Councul advtser Soclal Science Dons Van de Bogart AB AM Choral Muslc English Christmas Assembly Dlstruct Chorus Hostess Annette Krantz, Georgia Sweeney admire a carved belt, Harry Schreiber works on one, and Barbara Brown watches. Walter Shales and Bill Schwartz do lettering. The Fine Arts Department spanned a wide variety of subjects. The music of our choral groups, orchestra, and band carried throughout the school. The art classes turned out skillfully made leather and metal articles, while the library furnished diversified information to eager students. Turning out licensed drivers, the Driver Training Course stressed our safety and that of others. An unusual course was that of speech correction. Students who availed themselves of this class were helped to a great degree. The seniors turned to their guidance counselor for much informa- tion about colleges and the business field of their choice. Junior and Senior Choruses ioin with Emporium Chorus Mr. Giddings seems to be praising Sally Mealy's driv for a March concert. Miss Peterson of Emporium is con- ing ability if we can interpret Sally's smiles. ductor. BHS orchestra is in the foreground. like the gmilw 0 Aand ss Phillip Grimths Jr., A.B,, M.A. Charles Callahan, B.S., M.Ed. Harley Guilford, 8.5. Vance Kennedy ME Director of Vocational Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics Education Related Drawing Stage Committee Chairman Industrial Health and Safety Senior Class Play for District Chorus Ten Tones Club f Arthur Kuropkat Charles Merritt Sara Weaver, B.S. Joanne White B S Vocational Electricity Machine Shop Head Homemalcing Dept. Homemalung Costumes for Senior Class Play Make up Club District Chorus Cafeteria Adviser, Candy Sales Cafeteria Thirty Chairman Our Vocational Education Department worked preparing future homemakers and machinists. Girls in Home Economics classes were trained in interior decorating, cooking, and sewing with helpful household and good grooming tips thrown in through lively discussion periods. Vocational classes for the boys proved to be challenging and enioyable. Tinkering with cars, master- ing the complex 'Fundamentals of electronics and machinery, en- couraging creative ability through drafting house and architec- tural plans in mechanical drawing, and constantly practising industrial health and safety-these all helped prepare a skilled crew of future breadwinners. Miss Wi-an-r hems Helen Mallory's skirt tll f-fw Bryant, Nadine Gard- ner, Bc-v We-ldy, Nancy Newton, Nancy Merritt, Betty Persichini, and Itlr- K eltl sler look on. Nadine Gardner, Helen Mallory, Colyn Hague, Betty Persichini, Nancy Merritt, Bev Weldy, Shirley Johnson, Cubby Nelson baked cakes for Aunt Jemima Cake Con- test. Mr, Merritt, Robert Coles, Tom Caputo ream a milling machine table in preparation for a new bushing. Glen Baker, George Matto are observing. C. Benson points to cylinder boring bar as G. Swank hamer, P. Anderson, L. Timblin, L. Schreiber, R. Lerch T. Barrett, J. Burns, R. Skaggs, L. Gllagher, G. Hoch Mr. Kennedy, adviser, P. Smith, extreme left, J. Stives look on. ,-If-fl Thirty-Iwo , K ix,- Para e 0 P1-in M g , X V X Y'-I ' - ' -'J ,, ,f t A Y.A ,-ff' X. fx ll If - LX 'g 1, ,.m x V4 X Afgcgi--V .5 L v,,,.45l r - V -rd--X SQ -- ' - +- 'Q X v' ' ki - - -N-L, . S - , ' ,Z ll, 1 Ni iff-Mi? - qg .1-Q- .g Savory thing paAAeA and uaniAlceA,- falery thing lemJeA itA trace: K P! 14nd often you Aee in u footA top fx what you could not Aee in u face. Q william Allanghnm Q P f--Xt X f Ni t X i Sv-s., A11 March 011 -9.1 195 Presldent Jerry Watson Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jack Grlmn Kay Bannon Tom Feldt Three hundred forty nlne palr of footprints began to make theur Impression of the arena of BHS on September 3 1952 when the Class of T955 arrnved In senior hugh As sophomores we spent the ftrst day alone wuth the upperclass men beginning school on the followung day The Hn Ya Dance made us feel more at home We were not used to dances after football and bas ketball games but we began to have great fun at them In the sprung of our sophomore year hundreds of students partlctpated ln the biggest event of the calendar the Circus Our first productuon as a class was the lunlor play Jenny Klssed Me whuch was so well pre sented the Engllsh Department equested a re peat performance for the student body It was a slgntflcant first for our class We gave the tradltlonal prom for the seniors A fantasy of punk and whute decorations greeted the students Thus was a lovely closung for our lunlor year Thirty four TJ J .V sf m l S. ,b ' . . 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I I - The sand had run two thirds of the way through the hour glass This was the year we had always looked forward to the year of hard work and wonderful times The winning Owls thrilled us and the dances after games were as much fun as ever he Debate and Rifle teams also continued in the footsteps of their winning predecessors The Senior Class presented a difficult play Berkeley Square replete with elaborate Eighteenth Cen tury costumes and wigs The senior assembly pictured the events of our class in high school from our arrival to the dai we donned our caps and gowns A heartbreaking shock that saddened the sen tors as well as the whole school was the death of Frick Meyer loved member of our class Seventeen members of the Senior Class repre sented BHS at the District Choral Festival Brad ford played host to the sinaers of the North Cen tral District of Pennsylvan a March 2 was a day of relief as we unloaded our term papers on overworked teachers American song took the spotlight in April This year the prom was held in our honor and we thank the lumors for a memorable one Bacca laureate Class Night and Graduation meant th sand had run through Jim Johnson seems to be enloying the attention he is getting from Susan Kellogg as she adlusts his boutannlere It is May 29, and this is our Junior Prom Thirty tive . T . . '. ' l G l . H Sing Out, Sweet Land, a musical biography of f Molly Allison College Prep: Social Dancing Club, Knitting Club, Future Nurses of America Club lc. fa' Gene Anderson College Prep: Gym Club, Dramatics Club, Sportsmen's Club, Club as saw, 3 ,.,.., . x 1.r-7: Y is x,,... N ii John W. Bales College Prep: Bob Ballantyne College Prep: Sharps and Flats, Hi-Y, Courant, Debate Band, Orchestra Club O 4 , ,t ef vt' ' ' 1 J ' X, Q'J44,1,Af. ' ,if--Q 7'Q4'J3 Wi' '- L il'l2'A': ,. 'LV Ag, yr' AC! Mmmm that is good punch, muses President Jim Colosimo to Kay Thayer as they lead the Grand March with Mr. and Mrs. Bell. Thirty-six Virginia Andrews College Prep: G.A.A., Maiorette Club, Ushering Club rw Kay Bannon College Prep: German Club, Barker Co-Editor, Prom Dec. Comm., Sr. Class Sec. Patricia Arnold Business Ed: Knitting Club, Maiorette Club, Barker Typist ..,, g Hugh Ayers General: Aviation Club, Social Dancing Club, Rifle Club Y., - is ik 4' If , J ,P X lz.. :f 3 ' - , 1 I : ' X Beverly lou Barber Business Ed: Chorus, library Club, Welfare Comm. Donald Barrett College Prep: Student Council, Math Club, Chairman of Wel- fare Comm. Jack Bates College Prep: Chorus, Football, Track ff- I '- , ww: 'Eg :zr Dil- ,,,..,v..: ..,,.,.. C e ,, o LaVonne Benson Business Ed: Band, Camera Club, Golden Rule Club, Knit- ting Club Barbara Bauer College Prep: Chorus, Make-up Club, Rhythmettes Thomas Beals Vocational: Voc. Basketball, Stage Electrician, Elec- trical School M' 'E' 1 if The fantasy of pink and white decorations is admired between dances as the crowd breaks up into small groups to chat. Joanne Benasutti Business Ed: Barker Bus. Records Manager, Social Com- mittee, Business Staff for Pub. Harold Bennett Vocational: Auto Shop, Auto Ma chines, Voc. Basketball Jim Bibb linda Bird Sally Birmingham Evelyn Booth College Prep: College Prep: College Prep: Business Ed: Football, Track B a n d , Cheerleading Circus Club, Chorus, Social Dancing Club Club, Assembly Comm., Knitting Club, Dramatics Knitting Club, Maiorette Prom Dec. Comm, Club Club Thirty-seven Richard Buffa General: Social Dancing Club 1 'FA 1 .f-: I ..,. Rf .. X 51. A 'Jr Peter Burgess General: Social Dancing Driver Education Dramatics Club F ' .. fin 'PSB' Dick Burtch Nancy Camp Betty Campbell Richard Campbell Helene Cardamone Vocational College Prep: Business Ed: College Prep: College Prep Football Auto Mech Circus Club, G.A.A., So- Rhythmettes, Auxiliary Social Dancing Club Soph Chorus G A A anlcs Vocational Typing cial Comm., Writing Chorus Math Club Todays Secretary Club Club K- Circus Club jfvv-MJ U I C Joe Luciano snlfls the fragrance of the corsage he gave Kay Sopko George Carlotta General: Social Dancing Club Richard Chmnllr Business Ed Courant P r o m Dec r Comm Chorus Drive Education I Mar 'Inn Ciccarelll B lness Ed Driver Ed Business Staff 'for Publications Cafe terra Comm Michael Clayton College Prep Math Club Orchestra Band Jr Class Play Paul Cobb Business Ed Dramatlcs Club Cam era Club Chorus Typ Ing Club Fran Carloni Vocational: Key Club, Vocational Basketball, Gem Club, Rifle Club Roger Chrlstlohn Vocational Y c Typing C rcus I library Club Voc Kgs etball Marguerite Clark College Prep Camera Club .lunlor Dramatics Club Writers Club Soph Chorus Thomas Closser College Prep Band Orchestra Track Auxlllary Chorus Audrey Collins College Prep Drlver Ed P ess C ub Camera Club Knitting Club xx,,,..-rx, fa W cc-'wtf IU Siva, N 6 fic 1 10-dc Axfz VVVPD all-. 'S 45 Cf' si me Thirty nine Forty an-. 43 3 42? Jim Colosimo College Prep: Football Club Basket- ball Club Track Class Omcer Otls Calvm Combs Business Ed Social Dancing C l u b Clrcus Club Avlatlon Club Gem Club Fran Cornelius College Prep Football Sr Class Play Ticket Comm Aclello Coronato College Prep Italian Club Social Dan cmg Club Engmeerlng Mary Koy Crandall College Prep Make up Club Rhythm eftes, Dnver Ed Chorus Pat Colosimo Buslness Ed Jr Class Omcer Cheer leader Drlver Ed Social Comm Bonnie Connor College Prep Jr Soph Class Omcer Band Cheerleader Stu dent Council Janet Cornelius Business Ed Knitting Club Chorus Library Club Welfare Comm Henry Coy Business Ed Social Dancing CI u b Chorus Camera Club Soph Dramatlcs Club Junlce Crattle Business Ed Sewing Club Chorus Todays Secretary Club Clrcus Concesslons RS MSX X louls Crooks Vocational Gem Club Social Dan cmg Club Voc Typing Martha Cummnskey College Prep Courant Makeup J Dramatlcs Club Clrcus Club George H Delln General Math Club Boys Gym Cub Margaret DlFonzo Business Ed Chorus G A A Driver Education Today s Sec retary Club Melvin Dlxon Vocational Voc Typmg, Soclal Dan cmg Club, Voc Basket ball louise Crooks Business Ed Needlecraft Club L brary Future Nurses of America Club Anne Deasoy College Prep Makeup Knlttlng Drlv er Education F tu re Nurses of America Club Donald DeVoe College Prep Key Club Basketball Student Councll Pres: dent loule A DlStrola Business Ed n Track ra matics Gym Club LeRoy Dressler College Prep Gym, Track, Dramatucs Club ERN 1-.IX 1:-rj? 55? NS, r 'li 9,44 VW' K Forty one Fred Edel College Prep: Jacqueline Edel College Prep: Football,Track G.A.A., Jr. Dramatics Club, Driver Ed. P-s rj 'fn Bob Ellison College Prep: B a r k e r Photography Manager, Courant, Key Club, Sr. Class Play ' V' .,,:5::-: xc Tc N A M A .. 3, J A Q : ..., T . S A 5 f Larry Erskin Vocational: Electric Shop, Social Dancing Club, Voc. Typ- ing Club Burbura Evans College Prep: G,A.A., Sr. Class Cheerleading Club 'JY afar. Kgy Fqy Tom Feidt Gordon Fink Autumn Finlun Dick Fishkin Business Ed: College Prep: Vocational: College Prep: General: Circus Club, Cheerleade Soph., Jr., Sr., Class Typing Club, Basketball Debate Club, Courant Basketball er, Student Council, May Treasurer, Key Club, Club Staff, Welfare Comm. Day Festival Math Club O This isn't a square dance, it's baile del sombrero en Mexico, at the prom. Forty-two ,Q Purl Flack Business Ed: Orchestra Naomi Flanders General: Drivers Ed., Ushering Club, Social Dancing Club, Chorus mann 'Q-1. Betty Foote College Prep: Cheerleader, Driver Ed Senior Class Play 'P' rr 755. ,'.f4A , X Q, ,fr ,' f 1 f r f r 1- ,. 1 -f Af., rf! .','w f ,, 1 , ,J .ccft .'1 1 ' .r,. A quartet of admiring males, and Lee, inquire if their name dance program. Carole Foster Business Ed: May Day, Cheerleading Club, Knitting Club, Driver Ed. M.: . y. as - ' . .,,,- 317 W 1- is-If .., .-'. :Qs I : 'uw wanna. S-qui Nancy Foster Stephen Foster Joseph R, Frair Y fgvoan Frumbes Business Ed: College Prep: ,, Vocational: R? 'xxlTqJBusiness Ed: Jr Class Play, Student Track, Key Club, Barker 'Qi Social Dancing Clubkxx W Social Dancing Club, Council, Social Comm., Asst, Sports Ed., Senior Vocaional Typing Club,i A a'orettes Club, Circus. Barker Typist Class Play YY A oca nal Basket all, AJ . NC , Knitlfhg C xx NJN X 3 -Cjl. ax. Q3 X, XM X. E Qyser X V g , I X. ysiccgkglrg you Ng 52 V9 H gm A xy K X- N Y ., I r , we V X3 ' . 0 ,A-vs.: P :ws 3 i wet ax, AAN,-.gcyxx n xx X NY'?yseffgEQiSi3i Ex it ff B JA- 4 It 1 .51 x'f ,ltr-fr' ,MA Dave, Gary, Bill, s are on Donna's Gregory Foster College Prep: Barker Staff, German Club, Math Club, Key Club 3 ' -if il. 1 , f r sr A ff ' , f. Wylie Frampton College Prep: Courant, Junior Class Play, Jr, Dramatics Club Forty-three Judy Franks College Prep: Drivers Ed., Soph. and Jr. Dramatics C l u b, Courant X Q is C lh 'i 1 Emil Carl Frey Vocational: Social Dancing Club, Typing Club, Library Club, Gem Club 'Ds Sylvia Gates Reba George Homemaking: Business Ed: Makeup Club, Library Sewing Club, Today's Club Secretary Club Shirley Gage Business Ed: Social Dancing Club, Knitting Club, Today's Secretary Club 3 - I .. . may f I? L I A f . I William George General: Big Top Revue, Track, Home Room Reporter James Galbreath Nadine Gardner General: Homemalcing: Library Club, Forestry Gem Club, Social Danc- Club ing Club Larry Gildersleeve Lois Gillam College Prep: College Prep: Football, Track, Basket- ball, Football Club Band, Driver's Training Orchestra, Rhythmettes Forty-four 00 The dancers present quite a contrast fsome serious and some gay. Theresa Giordano Business Ed Malorette Club Knitting Club Drivers Training Soclal Dancing Club Charles Glover Vocational Rifle Club Library Club Voc Typing Club Voc Basketball Jerry Goodman Business Ed Track Soph J Dra matlcs Annette Gordon College Prep May Day Jr. Dramatics Club Chorus Golden Rule Club William Grattius Vocational: Rifle Club Gem Club Loretta Girard Business Ed GAA Courant Make up Club James Gobles Business Ed Gym Club Alan Gordon Business Ed Basketball Mgr Basket bull Key Club Jr Dra matics Club Rene Gould Business Ed: Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm.. Drivers Training Make up Club Robert Granger College Prep: Track Math Club So- cial Dancing Club Jr. Class Play Comm. Forty-five Forty-six iw! if N 4 kj mi z James Green General Sportsmen s Club Arch ery Club Forestry Club Betty Grennan Business Ed Barker Typist Chorus Dramatlcs iv e Training Jack Griffin College Prep Math Club Track Class Olticer Key Club Social Comm Stanley Grove Vocational T y p i n g Sportsmen Club Kathryn Gulnoc Business Ed: Drivers Training Usher- ing Club Archery Club, Maiorette Club Sandra Greer College Prep Drivers Tralnlng Make up Social Dancing Club Donna Grltfin College Prep Social Committee Dra matics CI u b Knitting Club Courant Jack Grove General Football Track Football Mgr Football Club James Gulnac College Prep: Jr. Class Play Sr. Class P I a y J . Dramatics Courant Larry Gustafson Vocational: Basketball Radio Broad- casting Club Dona Hall College Prep D Iver Ed Makeup Club Jr Class Play Rose Mane Hamilton Busmess Ed Rhythmettes Drlver Ed Cheerleading Dlstrlct Orchestra Entertainment Comm Harold Hansen College Prep Football Track Basket ball Prom Decoratuon Comm Jack Hardy Vocational Social Dancing Club Voc Typmg Voc Bas ketball Gym Club Elec trac Shop John Hartburg Vocatlonal Electnc Shop Voc Typ Ing Socaal Dancing Club Don Hamllton General Gym Club Social Dan cmg Club James Hannon Business Boys Gym Club Key Club Jr Dramatlcs Club Carol Horbaugh Business Ed GAA ff X5 4 Betty .lone Horns! College Prep Dlstrlct Orchestra Dramatlcs Club Orches ra Ebert Hartman General Press Club German Club Forty-seven Q 'Y-I Forty elght laura Jane Hartman General G A A Chorus May Day Court Richard Haynes Vocatuanal Machine Shop Voc Basketball Voc Typlng Rifle Club Janet Helenbroolr College Prep Dlstnct Orchestra Rhy thmettes Orchestra Blanr Hickey College Prep Track Soclal Comm Auxuluary Chorus Guy Hlllard College Prep Football Ruth Anne Hayes Business Ed Chorus Sr Class Play Comm Knlttrng C l u b Make up Josephme Hedlund Buslness Ed G A A Typing Social Dancing Club Anita Herbert College Prep Band Orchestra Dlstrlct Orchestra a u Club Robert A Hlghfleld Vocational Cafeterlo Comm Cam era Club Vac Typmg Bull Hlmes Vocational Library Club Camera Club Auditorium Llght Ing Crew Electrlc Shop Colyn Hogue General: G.A.A., Golden Club dd'-C 'iii Rule lavern Holden College Prep: Band, Student Council, Larry Holzwarth General: Basketball, Gem Assembly Comm Club Club, Gym Auxiliary Chorus, Sportsmen's Club ff' 'FV ' iff' -is Janice Hopkins Business Ed: Social Dancing Club, Li- brary Club, Barlcer Typ' ist Ronald Hollenbeclc College Prep: Football Mgr., Math Club A A . Besides the work, Joan Tptsock, Linda Bird and Linda Keery have fun decorating for the prom. .lack Holsinger Vocational: Social Dancing Club, Voc. Typing Club, Voc. Basketball, Rifle Club Janet Holsinger Business Ed: Maiorette Club, Social Dancing Club, Circus Club, Archery Club K V ,W .'.. as an 3 at E, X STN gr . as Nancy Houser Barbara Hudson Fred Huff College Prep: Business Ed: College Prep: Barker Jr. Ed., Jr. Class Camera Club, Circus Basketball, Prom Dec, Play, Debate Club, Coure Club, Courant, Auxiliary Comm., Football, Key ant Ed. Chorus Club Forty-nine . C, Carol Ireland College Prep: Chorus, Debate Writing Club, Jr Play Club, Class Connie Irwin College Prep: Bond, Make-up Club, Jr. Dramafics Club Connie James General: Gem Club, Band, Social Dancing Club, Prom Comm. 'ml f-51.55 I Ji' Larry Jamison General: Social Dancing Club, Boys Gym Club, Voc. Typing Club ,wr 12 :,,, -3' J Z 2 S Martha Jones College Prep: Barker Soph. Ed., Circus Club, Couranl, Prom Dec. Comm. Shirley Johnson Robert Johnsicn Sheila Johnslon College Prep: Vocafianal: College Prep: Band, T y p i n g Club, Voc. Basketball, Voc. Circus Club, Courani G.A.A. Typing Club, Social Dan- Clinic. Makeup Club, cing Club, Boys Gym Journalism Club Club Q l fr l .f X. ,, Fifty Nancy Johnson Business Ed: Cheerleader, G.A.A., Cir cus Club ll Delores Keesler Business Ed: Homemaking They Were Doing fhe Mambo. Two dancers from the Philip- pines, Dr. Abad and Dr. Bata- con assemble an enthusiaslic audience. Susan Kellogg College Prep Senior Ed Barker Cour ani Jr Class Play Prom Dec Comm Ro e Ann Kerr Busmess Ed A A Cnrcus C u May Day Assemb y Ronald Klnnamon College Prep Key Club Moth Club Sr Class Play Davld Knight General Gem Club Drlver Ed Edward Kurtz General Rlfle Club Emogene Kerner Business Ed Make up Club Chorus J Dramahcs Club Jr Pay Dave Keverlme College Prep Chorus Malb Club Ac cordlan Club Gym Club Mary Ruth K a College Prep Debafe Club Band r ver Ed C a fe f e r a Comm Anneffe Kronfz College Prep Debaie Club Courant Circus Club Tom londm College Prep Sluclenl Council Band Barker Malh Club Ra duo Broadcasnng Fufty one it Putty two Charley Lmane Business Ed Slurley Lmtz Cheerleading G Circus Club Business Ed Gem Club Edward loughlm General Basketball Football Ray Louk Dramatlcs Club General Helen Lyons College Prep Frank Mackey Debate Club Knlttlng 6,3-333935 Genml Nr' 4 'S J 'V 4- i J I ' f' Y Don Maitland V I College Prep Sheila Maitland Student Council Social Dancing Club M a t h Club Welfare Comm Busuness Ed Circus Make up thmettes B u s n e s s Staff for Publucatlon Courant Carrie Mallory Buslness Ed Helen Mallory G A A Social Dancing Clu Usherlng Club May Day Homemaklng Social Danclng Club Ushermg Club May Day Program Lanny McCaslln Vocational Key Club Soclal Dan clng Club Voc Typmg Voc Basketball Terry McConnell Vocatlonal Rnfle Club Social Dan cmg Club Accordton Club Tom Mcilllatlan Vocational Auto Shop Voc Basket ball Library Club Davld McKam College Prep Basketball Track Soclal Comm Lee McKmley College Prep Football Track Prom Dec Comm Glenn McCollough Bustness Ecl Social Dancing Club ur cus Club Chorus George McCune General Social Dancing Club Courant Staff Pat McGarry General Gem Club Courant Jlm McKalllp General Boys Gym Club Social Dancing Club Shirley Ann McKinney College Prep Rhythmettes G A A Jr Class Play Dnver Ed nf -JZ? 1 Flfty three . . . ' C. v , ? 't' X r X 1 - t I . I . , 1 , tt, A D , ' ,. l if tt . ff ' ' A ' nil . , , , 2 , , . , . H Shirley Mcleod Business Ed: G.A.A., Social Dancing Club Nancy Merritt Homemalxing: Ushering Club, Driver Ed. Sally Merritt College Prep: Maioretre Club, Debate Club, Circus Club, Stu- dent Council Richard Merry Vocational: Rifle Club, Voc. Basket- ball, Track, Forestry Club, Machine Shop Frederic Meyer College Prep: Debate Club, Key Cla Track, Prom Dec. Comm Donna Milhisler Business Ed: Circus Club, Chorus, Prom Dec. Comm., Cafe- teria Comm. Fifty-four Carol Milliron Mike Mitchell Esther Moore Terry Moore College Prep: College Prep: Business Ed: College Prep: Chorus, G. A. A., Rhy- Key Club, Barker Bus. Knitting Club, Twirling Social Dancing Club, thmettes Man., Jr. Class Play, Sr. Club, Courant, Malcerup Gem Club Class Play Club O Could Dave Sill be spocking Emogene Kerner about the punch she is dribbling into his cup? X r Ken Morris General: Track Manager, Cour' ant, Radio Club Donna Morrison College Prep: Courant, G.A.A., Driver Ed. ffl, y I . l Y 07 1 f J . ir spent hours decorating for the prom. Art Myers Beryl Neer Vocational: College Prep: Football, Basketball Camera Club l uvuu .ff ,,...,, .Q Sally, Martha, Kay, Wylie, Donna Griffin, Donna Milhisler, and Susan were among the many who Sara Nelson College Prep: May Day, G.A.A., Cir cus Club, Courant KS Nancy Newton Bonnie Nichols Sally Nichols Gene Northrop Shirley Norton Homemaking: Business Ed: Business Ed: Business Ed: Homemalring: Chorus, Library Club, Chorus, Circus Club, Cheerleader, C h o r u s , Gem Club Make-up Club, Social Drivers Ed., Social Dan- Ushering Club, Rhythm- Welfare Comm. Dancing Club, Driver's cing Club ettes, Cheerleading Club Training Fifty-five :E Q' , :' . Dick Olson College Prep: Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Sportsmens Club T . D ---. ,N X' X Thomas Ordiway College Prep: Debate Club, Track, Key Club, Student Council William Osborne College Prep: Band, Orchestra, District Bond and Orchestra Delbert Ostrander Merle Ostrander General: Vocational: Social Dancing Club Gem Club, Key Club Gym Club James Park Tony Pascarella Carol Patch Karol Patterson Lois Perry C0ll69e Prep: Vocational: Business Ed: College Prep: College Prep: ' Rifle Club, Writing Club, Voc. Typing, Social Dan- Needle Craft Club, Typ- Barker Art Ed., Band, Chorus, G.A.A., Circus Social Daneifg'Club cing Club1fF3btball.' ing Club, Social Dancing Golden Rule Club, Social Club R segijxj'fj'fye Club Comm. ci .rf-4 - 3 12 2 cl' 'APP 421 e.,.,fl ,Q eff l Fifty-six With selected members of the G.A.A, as her court, Pat McKenyan reigns as May Queen. Betty Perslclunl Homemakmg Usherlng Club Circus Soclal Dancing Club Cheerleading Naoml Peterson Business Ed Camera Club Usherun Cnrcus Club Band Phllllp Perslchmn Business Ed Key Club Gym Club Hobby Club Clrcus Club Robert Pfouts College Prep Football Key Club De bate Circus Club Prom Ticket Comm M Patrlcla Ann Platko 7 U L Business Ed 0' May Day GA A Cafe terna Comm Dflfers Joan Pytcher Business Ed Band GAA Rlfle Club 'Drivers d Sally Ann Reck Business Ed Rhythmettes Art Club Jetty Potts Business Ed May Day G A A Drnv er s Ed Welfare Comm Sue Rapp College Prep lrcus Club G A Sr Class Play May Day Gall Remnger General Sportsmen, F o r e s Club, Student Teacher nf Fifty seven Dora Rhodes Business Ed Rhylhmehes B a n d Soph Dramahcs Ruth Rlclcerson Business Ed GAA Social Dancing Club Fulure Nurses of America Club Michael Robenson College Prep Wrmng Club Football Donna Reeder College Prep A J u n I o r Dra mahcs Maloreffe Club Circus Club Maxme Ross Business Ed Band Library ub GAA Don Rich College Prep Football Track ym Club Mary Rlddle Business Ed Barker Typing Copy Ushenng Drnvers Ed Lubrary Ronald Robinson College Prep Club Woodcraft Mark Rosenlield College Prep Barker Sports Ed Bas kefball Key Club Bas ketball Manager Slurley Rolla Business Ed Social Dancing Club Jr D r a m at u c s Auxiliary Chorus . l :I . l ' I : I G l 'lik' ll G ' l . 'I ll , Ed: l I l District Chclrus, Math G:A: L, .Z . I I : H 1 cu , iz. I 1 Bull Sampson Vocational Boys Gym Club Foot ball Electrlc Shop Wllllam Schwartz General Gym Club Sportsmen s Club Soclal Dunclng C ub Bob Sealy College Prep Football Track Basket ball Gym Club Walter Shales General Gem Club Archery C ub Margue Shelley Business Ed Soclal Dancing Club Usherlng Club 1 yi! cf 1 Carol Schwab College Prep Student Council Cheer leader Prom Decorating Comm Courant Carol Seagren College Prep Malorette Club Circus u Play Tic et Comm l.ynn Servatlus College Prep Play Courant Prom Comm Sr Play Mmam Shatara College Prep Debate Club Orchestra Dlstrlct Orchestra Flnan clal Comm Wade Shotts General Aviation Club Soclal Dancing Club Sports men s Club Archery C ub Fifty nnne James Shultz Vocational: Library Club, Social Dancing Club, Sports- men's Club lic. 'S x Bill Shunk Vocational: Key Club, Circus Club, Sportsmen's Club, Voca tional Typing Club . 13' 9 Dale Simons College Prep: Barker Club, Soph sembly Comm. l Joyce Simonsen College Prep: Barker Club Ed., Cour- anl, Circus Club, J. V. Cheerleader Mary Jane Slattery College Prep: Cheerleader, Circus Pub licity Comm. I 'st- ,Q-o., 'C' 4 . 'Wu-an Robert Spindler Vocational: Social Dancing Voc. T y p i n g Sportsmen's Club John Slike Donna Smith Janice Smith Carole Spignnrd College Prep: Business Ed: ly Business Ed: Business Ed: Jr. Play, Debate Club, Piano Cluf Library Club, Chorus, Circus Club, Assembly Math Club, Sr. Play Club X vfrjfv Auxiliary Chorus Comm., Today's Secre- ' 4 ' IL? tary Club -J L f ' x A l. if 1 , lvl' jc! Irfjtllv l lUrj5?1Jl fl! Hi' 1,1 fu . V 1 . f I . l 'fi U U' ,Llf ' Q O Mr. Bell crowns Pat McKenyon queen in the colorful, outdoor May Day Assembly as Sue Bifono watches. Sixty Club Club I Ill!! l Harry Steinhauser College Prep: Archery Club, Sports menfs Club, Gem Club, Driver's Ed. Dawne Steuben College Prep. Jr. Prom Refreshment Comm., German Club, Library Club, Welfare Comm. 'T' Snomberg Joanne Stuck Prep: Business Ed: Play, Jr. Play, Prom Social Dancing Club, Li- Comm., Courant brary Club Thomas A. Stidd Business Ed: Student Council, Dra- matics Club, Basketball Club .Ege- Judith Stuclley College Prep: Band, Circus Club, Dra- rnatics Club, Orchestra J ' -af' 03.624 eric 'Q ac, fffioifff were aww A AJC! 4' 1 Intec z,f.v7a-- Lied ' A-frul N, Dashing seftor Jim Colosimo and coy senorita Margarite Clark model Spanish dress to amuse the class. Lynn Stock College Prep: Barker Co-Ed., Circus Club, Courant, Jr. Prom Comm. I -9 152 William D. Swartlfager Vocational: Electric Shop, Vac. Bas- ketball, Voc, Typing Club Sandra Storms College Prep: Barker Asst. Art Ed., C o u r a n t, Dramatics Club, Circus Club Betty Tanesky Business Ed: Camera Club, Gem Club, Makeup Club, Cir- cus Club Sixty-one .loan Tafsock College Prep: Barker Faculty Ed., Jr. Class Play, Jr. Prom Dec, Comm,, Circus Club John Titus College Prep: Key Club, Driver's Ed Sporfsmen's Club -4-A cz' Philip L. Tome College Prep: Social Dancing Club, Jr. Dramalics, Math Club es , 1- , :R - R Francis Toofhman Donna Towner General: Business Ed: Social Dancing Club, Soph, Chorus, Library Club Club Rifle Club, Social Dan- cing Club, Sportsmen's Mary Jo Traylor Shirley Trulick Nancy Van Dyke Raymond Van Houfle Robert Van Houffe Business Ed: Business Ed: College Prep: Vocational: Vocational: Social Dancing Club, Chorus, Social Dancing Chorus, Social Dancing Library Club, Voc. Typ- Camera Club, Voc. Typ- Orchestra, Library Club Club, Dramatics Club, Club, Archery Club, Sr. ing Club ing Club, Electric Shop Auxiliary Chorus Class Play Sixty-two Dick and John examine mi- cromerers while Leroy re- cords Sue's experiment, Q 5 Robert Vantme Vocational Al V ll Camera Club Library ben ecem Club Machine Shop Alwf .. Roger Vecollno General Courant Social Dancing Club Prepare Football Field Thu nas Vecelllo General Courant Social Dancing Cub Gary Waller Vocational Basketball Douglas Warren Vocational: Electric Shop Voc. Typ- ing Club Radio Broad- casting Club Vocational Social Dancing Club Voc Typing Club Auto Shop 7' xl Ronald Vecelllo General Social Dancing Club Courant Prepare Foot ball Field Journal Re por er David Vreelan College Prep Camera Club Social Dancing Club Beth Warner College Prep Debate Club Jerry Watson College Prep: Student Council, Cafe- teria Comm., Football Mgr., Key Club Pres. Sixty-three Beverly weldy Homernalcing: Camera Club, Chorus Beverly Whitney College Prep: Robert Wells Vocational: Social Dancing Club, Ac cordion Club, Voc. Typ- ing Club, Electric Shop ' an Q . A , t is ! .. ., ref.. c gt 1 fi Ronald Williams Business Ed: Beverly Whelan Business Ed: Makeup Club Beverly White Business Ed: Library Club, Needle- work Club 4521 Anne Wilson Business Ed: Morris Wingard College Prep: Freda Whiteman Business Ed: Library Club X 9 Pauline Wingert Business Ed: Jr., Sr. Class Plays, Bar- Social Dancing Club Social Dancing Club, Social Dancing Club, Orchestra, Today's S4 ker Layout Ed, Courant, G.A.A., Ushering Club Sportsmen's Club, Math retary Club, Social Dc Class Olticer Club cing Club , 3 Y xv , an ' ' ' f Nj Ti ee .- , - V Q ,Q Q ri I-IUNT wrru SAFETY A Q K i I A., - i J' iz-I ' 1 BE sum: or Yuun Tmni-:1'u ' is S , 5 1t,.,,,,L ,'KNOW Youn GLN 1 A ON if 4' f' ' 1 'Q ' 'fC wi TE wm-I YOUR GAVE w N , ,5 5 f ' ' THAT MJZZLE 4 5 N, A K as sun: or Youn ancnsrov .. ., Us 4 , v .r . N fa M rv, 5 i. an : I Q3 xg, ,V Y' ,C w X C ,J .1 -:WJ V .. il U U' Q4 1 r Q M rx . 'fi X sf T 5 Q-5 Sixtyefour safety slogan for the month, How to Hunt Safely, The boys gather ta reflect upon the Think naught a trifle, Though it small appear, Small sands the mountain, Momentsrmake the year. Jig!! 3KEdward Young ef' 4-'X fy N fs 1 3,9 D i :NW ' ,pal Donna Wolfe General: Chorus, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club f, Steven Woodard College Prep: Key Club, Math Sportsmen's Club Club, Robert Woodley Vocational: Voc. Typing Club, Social Dancing C l u b, Auto Shop l 0 H O Thomas Woodley Vocational: Auto Shop, Voc. Typing Club sr- , , fl ' , gg Velmor Yale Richard Yonlcer Dawn Zeigler Tom Zimmerman Vocational: Business Ed: Business Ed: Business Ed: Voc. Typing Club, Gym Social Dancing Club, Library Club, Sewing Dramatics Club, Social Club, Social Dancing Voc. Typing Club, Voc. Club Comm., lr, Play Comm. Club Basketball Gerald Woodruff Vocational: Auxiliary Chorus, Boys Gym Club, Auto Shop Sixty-five ,gg Sixty-six MOST POPULAR Lynn Siock Jim Coiosirno W ho's MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Don DeVoe Annefte Krcxniz BEST LOOKING Jock Griffin Beverly Whitney BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Sully Sfromberg Ronald Kinncmon MOST ATHLETIC Larry Gildersleeve Chuckie Lincxne Who PEPPIEST Koy Foy Steve Foster BEST SPORTS Sue Rapp Harold Hansen WITTIEST Joyce Simonsen Reeder Huff SHIEST .lim Bibb Beify Harris ff- , MT, BEST DANCERS Bill George Carole Spigncurd 4 f XgJ JOKER Sixty-seven C13 Llnger Avvhlle 'J f' Mwf Aw WM orrlcsns QM blip! Presudent Bull De Voe Vuce President Roger Hane Secretary Susan Phrlhps Jw Treasur Stan Foster jim M1 -L 1166 2 zbleef, 77a 14 767 X3 53 Slxty aught Patsy Adams Robert Adams Charles Allen Mary Alvlno Wallram Anderson Robert Andrews Orlando Arha David Austin Jack Austm Roberta Austln B X Glenn Baker Kay Baldwin Francis Ballstrerl Nancy Ballard I Ellis Barker Dale Barrett Donald Bates Leonard Beck Ronald Beck Wnlllam Bedell fxffffp Barbara Bell ' Mary Bennett W L in Shlrley Bennett ' F Richard Benson Lynn Berrldg . A- I ' l f fff' A A . . ' ly y 1 ZW l: A 6 if 'f I A9 'Vx fir ' w,' I Ulf! f - - fp 6 Quik y A1 r - V QL , ll ll ' . . Q . . 1 . ,, ,.., ,, . U r ll ' - ' . , , , Q ' w , P . h 1 l I7 l.A.l A. If R ' f Q ' T . fp, X f' - Za A J f , , , -V ' . 774 l , Q, 'Tl x A A s il ps , E ' 6 -H XS . . . 1 . V- 5 . N' i 31 ' . 3 ' Q ,. .1 ' ' fl li 'V X .' . . dx' 'il Q ,ii Yi I f gf V V- 7 1 ' L A . f , X . D L7 I 1 If u is of Diane Best jxamuel Bifano Beverly Bigley ' Lawrence Bishop . Sandra Blair Jack Blessing , 4 ' Thomas Bombasay Wayne Bond ' Raymond Bouquin Joyce Bova Horriiane Boylan Nancy Lee Brace f Dorothy Br , - arc' 'gtslhrieman , C' B ' 'Jean Bridge UVY' N. P fs Donald Brighl li ' James Brink Barbara Brodfn l E Donfaixfgwqiibnvf xrxggxgxsro rp Elm Richard Brown y l AXIXNNCK I f If Mary Ann Buccolini 'J-1-,xi U3 fl, .1,5,,,,LEoberl D. Burgess KAW-so 14' A in 1, Mariorie Burkett Zgcf 7.5 Pee 0 , William Burkey J 7 1-' Rinse Marie Burns 'X Shirley Byerly X Diana Campbell QQ Thomas Caputo ' D41 X! YS Sandra Carter it 'Q na Case fl I' Q He n Chilcofe ILKL' L 11 .X Harold Chilesler L I 1' AJ' ff-' X x ' ,J ll I XJ R Mae Clark - lo I J N N Kay Clawbes I N9 1 J f A ' U Kay Clay n I I Nl R Xen toburn 3 Q 5 I i -' Q sf X' Anila Coldren-1 ll 3 l 1 ' X Q Y Donna'Colel.h-L ' ' ,V ' X Rober1'Coles if li' f E ' ai Q NJ ie C i - Brsle C 'helius C A D rell Cornelius X N A-XX xl icinna Corsi K Francis Coslc U A ' N A . ,D o f HE Coslello 76 L, f, L LL M l Donna Couc ' . 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O' 0: ull if X J. . at J Wwirl A lb . ld W iifnlill I ' ,,.f,'uJ-, 'Clit r I 4,611.2 me The Dancing Dolls Gaye Douthlt Diane Hartman Nancy Froebel Linda Lyon Mary Kay Frampton .loan Pals Susan Phillips Kay Wilkinson and Diane Best entertain t e members of the local Rotary Club, Theodore Haller Leo Hamilton Roger Hane Charles Hannahs Joanne Hannold Carolyn Hanson Hal Harmon Diane Hartman Carole Hatt Beverly Hayes 7 I ROY Hetrick M Shirley Heysham f I Donna Hills 63' Helen Hixenbaugh ' Joseph Hoagl nd- W ft Marilyn HO den jaw ,aj Richard Holden Arlene Holme Robert Horton Richard Hughes Patricia Hunter Ernest Hurd Dorothy Hyde Barbara Kane William Keane Richard Kessel David Kenemuth Flnlta Klfll Nora Jane Knapp Charles Knight Seventy one . 'V ' l X 1 , , , , J 0 11 i f X .. .' ' QI! , 'l ft x K' 1 'J ,f' . I, fl 1 . df Z .I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 y' ,UW -J' .. Q. X , n Ii, r A V. q. 7,, 'j,-' - -,,. ' ,fu lf- If .I -' I V1 1' - 4' I 'Z' . l 4 L f ,.11' .3 '. . LL I X 1, his I, I , M, iv , QK1 vi, U 5,13 ' .3 dh Q 1 Ll ' I ..lL1' JLLV U 4 Wanda Mlmch Judith Mitchell Jay Mont: Sandra Morgan Charles Morris John Montourl Kathleen Moore Leanore Morrison Annette Nlchols Anne Nlver Ronald Moyer Luella Neal Robert Nlver Kenneth O'Dell Patrlcla O'Bruen James F O'Connell Stuart Offenbach Jack O'Nell Allce Parks Joan Pals John Palmlter Frank Pascarella Jan Pascarella Seventy two Harold Passenger Richard Pctchen Donna Knight Otto Koch Paul Ldflng Bradford Landry Louise Lawson Danlta Lmehan Rona'd Llneman Harold Llttlefleld Alice Lord md Lyon Melvnna Mangus Mary Markowitz Marcia Matthews Thomas Matthews M, George Matto L .W M ncy McCracken Catherine McLaughlin Sally Ann Mealy Ruby Means Carolyn Mendell Davld Meng Nancy Meyers Pamela Muller Stephen Muller I I , J f' f p - ' e 4 . 4 1 A or elf' -. ff f?'l eff! ff+,4f J ,Q 4 ' 'f ' t - ' , J - Y ,Q A - J' af g L' a J ,U g ,H 'L 'jan . 9 Patricia Patterson Merwin Paul Raymond Peet Susan Phillips Donald Pistner Eugene Pessia Nancy Phillips Anthony Polucci Thayer Prentice G raldlne Quinn Philip Rankin Theodore Price Joanna Raver Betty Reed Donna Reed Wllllam Raymond Alice Razzano Ellen Reese David Remington Radley Rehnborg Sandra Reichenbach Ronald Renwick Ann Rich Rita Richards John Rlmer James Runfrette atrlcla Rizzo Brenda Robinson Diane Rogers William Rogers Kay Roth Janet Rudeslll Charles Runyan Billie Arlene Russell Robert Sackett xfrlw! 7! y VC, Marian Schaeffer ynthla Schattenberg ,ly Gretchen Schml 4 U' Nancy Schneller 6591616 fff Harry Schreiber! Gail Schultz Barbara Scott Earl Seeker Wanda Sewell Maureen Shafter Audrey Sherk Shirley Sherk Dan Shultz Janet Sidwell Charles Simmons Seventy three P . . . J, f. ff J' ,' 4, ' ,filo JJ K . 4 'I 1 ff 0 ffl T C . Lk .ll 14 V I L, X ' l. . c- , ,151 xy' ' V D Simon N C, 5' Lv 1 nlllam Slmonds Carolyn Sluver Marianne Sllke Andrew Sloter Smtth ,hlllp Smith Nadine Snyder Vuctor Soble Patrlcna Songer er Spauch Walter Sprague Ruth Stark temfeldt Truman Stlefel Laura Jane Stuver Lola Dianne Stoltz Pobert Stone Strand lerry Sundahl Georgla Sweeney Jam Talernco -K Barbara Taylor aylor Iohn Taylor Judy Thomas Wllllam CBenJ Thompson Manlyn Tubbatts Geraldune Schlllmger Carolyn Mendell Phllllp Rankm Donna McCollough Cathy McLaughlnn Nancy Ward and Brenda Robinson gather around Mrs Schachs desk to flnd out their test grades ,,,,1,','gf.f K - 4 L Ll Qc ffvl 1.4-Ck ' 'UKY7 1 'KJ CZ Lf' Lg S o William Spencer U ,fart 1 ..-,gl . Qfv, ' . . Tv , G . ' A ' ,'- .4-' ', x 1 . -Q , 0 ,, 4. .- I' JL? Q .1 1 - V . I , 1 5 uf. ty .4 ui, Q,-LQ MM m uhamw 2 U l Beverly Tingley Ronald Tingley Robert Trimble Clarence Trouiman Esther Truby Elinor Tubbs Marfha Ungemah Robert Vernon Marcia Wagner Connie Walb Elizabelh Waldo Sandra Waldo Nancy Ward Larry Warner Jerry Wells Denms Wetzel Sarah Wheeler James Wllcox Caiherlne Wilkinson David Wllllams Kenneih Wllloughby Nancy Wulls Kexth Wlngard Marilyn Wlnlue Cathernne Wmner ik f Kewl' k 41 Janice Yon er Thomas Zamberlan 'OMLUVTU K3 Jackie Zdancevlch Homer Zumstem CC ly Janice App Fred Gruskln Leanne Montourn George South Richard Tlbbllfs Law rence Larson gal ... bf,-445 I -una, Seveniy five f ,lr . V7 ' - fi f 5, If QU, Ty' A . A ll Yrzll ,J-Ll lb PP J ily ll I I -'JJ ' I My N 1 PJ g, YI ILM jfv . 1 , T VY nj rj ' X u kr ' .' .WAV P' if if ' JJ' V ff .. ' J , Bw ll mf ffl l .101 Fly- f LNWLQ,5?V,Vy I K V1 frlb X fl A if J W I 1 Q L- ll ' 1' Q ll. T 'l l ,Q l ll uf E , 1' , . I xv, 1 Kp A V Sand Pipers Presldent Tom Kroh Vnce President Nancy Young Secretary Tana Tuttle Treasurer James Pascarella Seventy slx Nancy Adams Marian Adamson Fred Allen David Altlc Nancy Anderson Paul Anderson Sandra Arnold Duke Artley Mark Ash Pattue Baker Stewart Barber Susan Barnett Gerald Barr Theodore Barrett James Bayer Dons Beck Syrvla Benasuttu Joyce Bennett Mary Ellen Benning Charles Benson Gera'd Berlin Gary Best John Blbb Mary Jo Blfano Judith Blrtcll Sabra Black Richard Blessing Thomas Bolles Margaret Bretherton Ronald Bridge Richard Brlttam Carole Bromley David R Brown Thomas Brown T' Wade Burdick --Q , Robert Burkey Joseph Burns Sallie Burns Thomas Burns Ruth Anne Burrltt Kay Caldwell Charles Callahan Carol Ann Campb ll f L 4 l Carole L Campbell fl-A U .lere Campbell IU Vera Canfield if Jeanne Carldnl Martha Carlqulst Marilyn Case A ,eff we Lili? Beth Casslck Nancy Charnlslcy lj jk.: FU, IL Robert Cherilla Sandra Chlttist 4,4 David Clarlffl-fyl lvl Sandra Clar Ted Clark XJ J, V311 Barbara Closs I, Nancy Clyne M Connie Cole if Joyce Collrns Clarence Combs Bonnie Cope Lawrence Cordner John Coronato Donald Cotton Ronald Covert Catherine Craig Wayne Crlssman Sally Crum Barbara Curclo Barbara Dallenbach Judith Dana Geraldine Daugherty Jane Davis James Deasey Diane Dennis Sherrill Dent John DePetro Linda Dinger Joan Dougherty Sandra Doyle Tom Dunn Terry Durst Josephine Eschrich Fred Everitt 'C' Q1 Q T v' qv. ,fs -rr' is Seventy-seven Larry Ewing Marilyn Farrell Charles Fenstermaker Arthur Ferris John Ferris Jack Florentine James Flynn Robert Foster Anna Fraley Bruce Frambes Patricia Frampton Jack Francis James E Franco Marilyn Frantz Rose M Frederuco Geraldine Fuller Sandra Lu Fuller Lee Vernon Gallagher Sandra Garwoad John Gates Shirley Geist James Gentile Louise Goddmg Roger Good Max Goodman Robert Gorton Norma Graff Lois Graves Janice Grennon Daniel Grill Karl Grove Sidney Groves Jacqueline Gustafson Shirley Gustavson Brenda Haag Sherlene Hale Thomas Hamilton Margaret Hamm M Martha Hannon Dale Hanson Lorraine Hanson Gerald Hardy Bonnie Harmon Carol Hartman Wllllam Hartman James Haug Roy Helnaman John Henke Patty Huggins William Hull Gale Htllard Altheo Hlnchman Evelyn Hoch Gary Hoch Nancy Hague Robert Holzwarth Carol Hosluns Gayle Howe Donald Hughes Leroy Hulnngs 3-ggafff CL, MJ Seventy eight M 5-C f N , 13 , Q 'Q. . s , E . ,R I A 'la SS - 1-. I ' ,i , . . ' 'L l 7 -. J ,f Y, J c, ' . J 4 , ,, 1 I I fi V , ' . VI, n , Ll I fy L .- Ned Hutchins Carl Johnson Joy Johnson Larry Johnson Philip Johnson Elaine Jones Robert Keister Lori Lee Keller Joyce Kelley Peggy Kenneson Justin Kimball Donald Kinney Harold Kitchell Karol Kleiderlein Allis Knapp John Knox Barbara Kohler Donna Kohler Norman Kowlsen Barbara Krafton Gary Kroah Richard Kroh Thomas Kroh Robert Kuropkat Karin Landin Fred Lawson Patricia Lawson Ronald Lerch Francis Lineman Harry Lingaton Kathleen Loughlin Janice Lucas Kenneth Lucas Martha Luke i fill? Us ' s. M y fl. 171 I Jjj' , 5:1 HD ll J Sophomores Sally Crum, Beverly Mack, Darlene Swanson locate the photog- rapher's home on the globe during an in- terlude in Mr, Barnhart's history class, as Nancy Hogue continues her assignment. William Johnson Lawrence Kibby Seventy-nine Polly Griffith, Pam Peterson, Donna Rathfon, and Sara Jane VVheeler stop to chat on Frosh Day about the coming year when Pam and Donna will become sophomores. f,ff L!L aff fw W W Wig .Mix 'ij' Gary Ostrander Martha Ostrander James A. Pascarella James P, Pascarella Bonnie Patterson Joan Patterson Kay Pattison Richard Payne Margaret Payton Ronald Pelino Donald Perry Richard Perry Martin Peterson Pamela Peterson Peggy Peterson Robert Peterson David Petry Barbara Phillips Ronnie Platko Norma Puller Dan Ramella Thomas Randall Donna Rathton Vay Reed Rex Rensel Patricia Renwick Catherine Rich Joyce Rizzo Charles Robinson George Robinson W Dale Roggenbaum Donna Meyer Kathryn Roundsville Regis Royer Bonnie Ruffner Dudley Rupert 1 Eighty-one Glenn Ruth My Jane Ryder Frank Santoro Fred Schnegg Leroy Schreiber Emily Scott Jerome Scott Elizabeth Seeker David Sera Gary Shelgren Barbara Shultz Bruce Simmons Thomas Simons Ralph Skaggs I Z A Clara Slack ty Robert Slike X VL J 1 Todd Sloan ' Smith ene Smith ay Smith ', Joan Smith Donna Sneath . Sandra Snyder jf U Nl, Harry Solarek Harvey Soper Shelley Spencer Melissa Steuben Julia Stewart Roger Stewart Richard Stickles James Stives Barbara Stockton Edward Stover John Strandburg Larry Stranburg Does the scene recall a convention? lt's our spring Frosh Day assembly when prospective sophomores are received at a program of ori- entation in BHS, anticipating their student life here after they leave Junior High School. Most clearly visible from foreground back are Boyd Toothman, Rita Delaney holding 103 standard, Stanley Foster with l04, and Dike Artley. ,- 1' Sandra Stromberg William Sullivan Carole Sulley Gerald Swackhamer Darlene Swanson Glenn Ward Mary Swartzfager Martha Sweeny Karl Sweet Donald Lee Switzer Mary Lou Talerico Sandra Taylor Donna Lee Thomas Roberf Thomas LeRoy Tumblln Ann Titus Boyd Toofhman Ida Traphagen Bonny Troutman Ray Troutman Nancy Tull Rae Turner Tana Tutile Charles VanDyke Donna Vanerslrom Jean Ann VanHouHe Mary Jane Van Houlle Rdss Warner Larry Wagner Glenn VanSlckle Carol Ward L ululliam Watterson Shelia Websler Janice Weidow Arnold Wells Myrna Wheelock Ra ph Whitman Sandra Williams Wendy Wilson Jeananna Wlngard Carol Jane Wlnkie ,, Ruth Wonsehler Belly Wood Mildred Woodley Carol Ann Work T l Nancy Young Carole Lee Work Pamela Kay Ylnger Ray Youmons Emma Jean Zdancevlch William Zeigler James Zells Thomas Barber Connie Erwin Gary Goodman Charlotte Krieger Kathryn Morey Carol Whne Eighty three Happy Moments, Friends Sincere, Emagene Kerner feeds a cookie to Wylie Frampion while Lyn Servafius and Tom Feidf listen for his reaction. Diane Campbell, Barbara Bell, and Sandra Morgan exchange an amusing tidbit while awaiting the signal for their Cupid's Rendezvous performance. Eighty-four During the fooiball game Wendy Wilson, Nancy Tull, Judy Dana, and .loan Dougherty are excited as they look ai the program for pictures of iheir fav- orite players. Make A Long - Remembered Year. Student-in-Charge Day finds Ruth Stark pointing out a history fact to Rita Richards as Pat Rizzo, Sally Mealy, and Bob Burgess study intently. Pat O'Brien and Polly Grimths are among the more clearly visible at the rear ofthe classroom. N, a is M - e-:S?SI:'i1TE5'2::::5- 1' . I si r wg, r .gy eil! Af Donna Cole does a handstand on the parallel bars while amazed students watch from the stands. Maxine Ross, Joan Pytcher, and Wayne Kessler play X a lively tune as the May Day procession marches across the B. H. S. field. Eighty-tive pffh tn X Creative X fi 'SN , Md Qi f ! 'R SQ- ftgi ,l, .,W cLuB Pkockms Tm- - ,Q ' S-,R xiuzw muaf '5f'iZt'2 ,Op-naw CH DOSE NGW! sid el., tNNNjiT,N,,.,-r Qlfsiiiggggggie vfffiiggi L K , d'af -4 P '- 'dra-'X 'Y M- A ' -tk 0- ' - Q ' ' -A . X ,-.,.., -yi I! I Rilfi.-- -- sux - .eww 4, ,,,-., , Q X of So the mvmentai of our Achoel yeam, Q Little f Y i .,g, 'Zittle drvfu of water, little grainai of Aand lllahe the migh ty ocean and the pleaafant land f fleeting though they he, P 2 leave their imprin tA on the Aandef for all eternity. Things 'X Student Selectees Stnve For Rowl Mvss Stewart advlser Sally Merrltt secretary Row ll Jerry Watson treasurer Don DeVoe president Jack Gnffln vice president Presudent Don DeVoe rapped for order every Monday as Student Councul carried out nts work Care fully elected homeroom represen tatlves formed a governing body that served as a link between fac ulty and students Committees ably performed theur dutles under hard working leaders Assembly plan nung candy selling, and decorating the cafeteria for the holiday season were only a few of the many actlvu hes carrned out by our principal crganlzatlon STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Rowl B Connor C Schwab N Foster R Stark Rowll W Fertug L Ho den Landm T Orduway D Barrett Rowlll B DeVoe J Watson D DeVoe J Griffin R Vernon ,- Enghty elght 0 1 ' l I I 1 I I - ' , F 1 I I I 1 I ' l - - . , . , . , . . - . ', . l ,T, ', , ' , . , - . , . , . , . ' , . . .xgtfggi sw We Q 5, ..,, -El I D .M , ' Vi 3 ' at -T - . xv M, A 4 E 4 . A , 'if' S x 4 Superior Scholastic, Social Standards STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Rowl - D. DeVoe, C. Schwab, B. Connor, S. Merritt, N. Foster, Miss Stewart. Rowll - J. Grimm, J. Watson, D. Barrett, L. Holden, T. Landin, T. Ordiway. STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Rowl - F. Kirk, P. Riz zo, B. DeVoe, R. Vernon, R. Hane, J. Mitchell. Row II - S, Barnett, N. Graft, P. McChesney, D. Sneath, S. Chitester, J. Van Houtte, R. Stark, D. Best. Row III - L. Ewing, D. Petry, T. Kroh, N. Hutchins, T. Prentice, W. Burlcey, W. Fertig. Eighty-nine School Year Memorles We RGVIVG if I Rowlll S Foster M Rosenfleld M Mrtchell R Ellrson J Hopkms P Arnold B Grennan Row Il S Kellogg M Jones J Slmonsen N Houser S Storms M Riddle J Benasuttl Rowl B Whitney K Bannon L Stock K Patterson J Tat sock N Foster Late In February the Barker staff breathed a sugh of rellef as the last of the yearbook pages hut the press Under the guldance of thelr adept ad vrsers, Mrs Marranne Prestera McCarthy and Mr Joseph Smnth, the twelve department heads and the club worked full blast for perfectuon The skeleton staff, composed of the edrtors of layout, sports, art, photography, faculty, and classes, met every flrst perlod first semester, to discuss and Iron out problems of therr depart Nrnety ments Sophomores and rumors lomed therr editors durlng club period The Barker photographers spent long hours snapplng therr Interpretation ofa plctorlal pan orama of BHS llfe On Barker Day, the staff's efforts were rewarded by the consudered com ments of students and faculty Clrmoxrng the year was the annual drnner at the Castle hon ormg the sensor members Q C s 3 I J A l , 4 pax, r ' 8 4 R .N r. QK Y 5 rf , .y In . X i r rw CK 1. . Through Gur Barker '55 Senior Staff cmd Advisers ,Binh-. Row ll - Mr. Smith, fco-odviserj, J. Simonsen, N. Houser, M. Jones, S. Kellogg. M. Mitchell, Mrs. McCarthy, lco-czdviserj. Rowl - R. Ellison, B. Whitney, K. Patterson, K. Bannon, L. Stock, J. Totsock, M. Riddle, J. Benosutti. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Row lII - R. Vernon, L. Lyon, N. Froebel, J. Monti. Row Row Ill - R. Mosisok, N. Hutchins. Row II ll - K. Roth, D. Best, F. Kirk. Rowl - L, Lawson, D. N, Tull, T. Tuttle. Rowl - D. Modison, D, Hcirlrnon, K. Clayton. Vg,-QHOUMQ, - S. Burnett Rcithfon, J , 1 ' I ... F 1' , ll' ' :.1 Za: W' Courant COURANT EDITORS Row ll - Sandra Sforms lpage il, Miss Mottery, adviser, Joyce Simon- sen Cpage 35, Mariha Jones fpage 21. Row'I - Dick Chiarelli lpage 47, Nancy Houser, fediior-in-chiefl, Bob Ellison Qpoge 43. COURANT TYPISTS Sfcnding: Mary Ann Cicca- relli, Pa? Platko, Esther Moore, Carole Spignard, Barbara Hudson, and sealed is Sheila Maifland. Nrnetyvtwo 1 vw Courant Clinic J' Rowlll - E. Kerner, J. Patterson, W. Wilson, D. Griffin, M, Hannon, J. Bova, S. Johnston, S. Spencer. Row II - C. Schwab, J. Dougherty, L. Servatius, J, Pascarella, J. Franks, D. Linehan, J, Collins. Rowl - W. Frampton, L. Knapp, Miss Mottey Kadviserl, D, Vanerstrom, C, Kreiger, J, Davis, J, Gulnac. Courant Reporters ,sf J' W'-.Z Standing - J. Simonsen, T. Simons, W, Crissman, F. Lineman. Row IV - R. Delaney, D. Rathfon, I. Benson, K. Patterson, W. Marshall, C. James, C. Craig, S. Benasutti, L. Gillam, R. Trimble. Row III - J. Bennett D. Beck, J. Brennan, C. Sutley, R. Kuropkat, J. Kimball, D. Shultz, R. Olson, L. Holden. Row II - A. Parks N. Brace, P, Lang, S. Davidson, D. Clark, S. Barnett, J. VanHoutte, B. Bell. Row I - D. Rhodes, J. Mitchell C. Irwin, A. Herbert, J. Studley. Band Marching down the field in flashing red and gold uniforms, the seventy-three piece band raised the spirits of football fans with their lively interpretations of familiar songs. Led by nine high-steppers and two color guards, these music lovers performed intricate drills with precision timing. Half-time performances were sparked with clever maneuvers centered around such tunes as The Happy Wanderer, Gillette's Look Sharp, and Hernando's Hideaway. The band proved their skill during out-of-town games. The annual combined concert with Warren proved to be ci musical extravaganza long to be remembered by the audience. 1 r I filf' v jf, ' L 1. g f !,L M ,74,'-' L w I ' I 7A1,L ZW L f f ,ffyfl zfflr! jf? fv fp' A fl.ff,'4 ' I ,4! fa , A ,ff 1 ff, ,A ffl. ffff rl Af I I If I j ,Lynx 1, If 2 1 ' Lf x' V ,' ,- ' . f- 1132 lf Lf glglfjll X ' If C ,4,Y,,f x1f-7'1Xf vyl Experienced The Voices Rise Row IV - P. Persichini, J. Bales, B. Thoman, R. Robinson, G. Robinson, L. Holden, R. Olson, D. Keverline, J. Bates. Row lll - N. Flanders, J. Smiih, J. Cornelius, P, Campbell, R. Hayes, B. Nichols, B. Grennan, M. Crandall, B. Whiiney, N. Van Dyke. Row II - D. Stoltz, N. Gardner, D. Cole, C .Gordner, M. Mangus, J. Craltie, C. Walb, M. Burketi. Rowl - R, Means, A. Niver, A. Gordon, L, Perry, M. Buccolini, M, DiFonzo, S. Roth, Miss Van de Bogart, adviser, Ninety-six Chorislers teamed vogeilwer every morning for a song fest. Capturing Applause and Sighs Row IV - C. Morris, B. Burgess, D. Bates, B, Hickey, B. Stone, E. Barker, O. Arlia, L. Berridge, R. Chiarelli Rowlll - C. Ireland, L. Hartman, N. Newton, J. Mitchell, N. Knapp, B. Grennan, J. Hannold, H. Boylan, D. Milliron, B. Bauer, B. Deitz, J, Double, L. Holden, S. Heysham. Row II - D. Davis, S. Francis, A. Eakin, S McKinney, D. McCullough, C. Hott, S. Reichenbach, N. Ballard, C. Frutiger, C. Schattenberg, A. Marko- witz, D. Milhisler, N. Ward. Rowl - L. Lawson, S. Trulick, A. Lord, B, Hudson, E. Kerner, B. Weldy, P, Burdick, B. Barber, N. Phillips, D. Wolfe. Junior-Senior Chorus members blended their voices every morning in the music practice room to achieve the excellence for which they are noted. The Senior Chorus played host to the District Fes- tival of the North Central District of Pennsylvania Music Educators. This annual festival is looked forward to by high school music students ot many nearby cities as a chance to meet in a pro- gram of harmony and fellowship. Chorus members with a competitive spirit were auditioned in order to select the performers for a December program at the Choral Rotary Club. The final choice was a double mixed quartet and soprano soloist. The instrumental background was ably supplied by students selected from the band and orchestra. The Junior-Senior choruses combined to present two inspiring assemblies at Thanksgiving and Christmas. These annual events were charac- terized by group singing. The auditorium rang with such familiar tunes as Come Ye Thankful People, Come, and Silent Night. The accomplished accornpanists, playing for the choruses, were Louise Lawson and Shirley Trulick. Ninety-seven Sophomores, Yes, But Not So Weak, 152' v- Y 1 Row Ill - C. Work, S. Garwood, M. Ostrander, D. Smith, S. Black, L. Goddings, J, Weidow. Row Il - K. Laughlin, S. Snyder, N. Merry, A. Fraley, S, Dent, L. Hanson, M. Bretherton. Rowl - V. Canfield, S. Crum, L. Keller, S. Stromberg, K, Newman, Miss Van de Bogart, adviser. l 419' ji Ninety-eight As strong as ever, the Sophomore Chorus of 54- 55 was thankful for the superb direction by MISS VAN DE BOGART. Classes were held in Room 106, third period, and usually began with vocal exercises for which SHIRLEY TRU- LICK accompanied the chorus at the piano. In the second week of classes, the choristers elected the following oFficers: SANDRA GAR- WOOD, president, LORI LEE KELLER, vice presi- dent, MARGARET DIFONZO, secretary, NANCY MERRY, treasurer, and DONNA SNEATH, busi- ness manager. Higher Notes Their Voices Seek Row III - McFadden, B. Cope, B. Krafton, M. Case, R. Frederico, P. Frampton, D. Sneath, J. Lucas. Row II - A. Merriman, M. Bifano, C. Winkie, R. Turner, D. Swanson, M. Steuben, B, Dollenback. Rowl - L. McGarry, N. Clyne, S. Geist, B. Patterson, M. Sweeney. Joining with the Senior and the Auxiliary Cho- ruses on December 22, 1954, the Sophomore Chorus presented a pleasing Christmas program. For this production MISS VAN DE BOGART, with MRS. HELEN SMITH as dramatics director, work- ed enthusiastically to effect the excellent singing of the difficult songs and the inspiring presenta- tion of the drama. Before classes the chorus members often enter- tained themselves by singing and discussing dif- ferent songs. They studied iazz, as well as other popular music, with the classics. --,f l Z Ninety-nine Maestros Master Melodies Row IV - J. Wells, M. Clayton, Mr. Duhart, director, D. Best, J. Pais, M. Shatara. Row III - A. Titus, R. Olson, S. Benasutti, K, Craig, J. Bales, W. Osborne, C. Bromley. Row II - J. Helenbrook, N. Knapp, K. Clayton, J. Patterson, J. Studley, D. Shultz, A. Herbert, D, Rhodes, T. Closser, M. O'Brien, E. Waldo. Row I - B. Harris, P. Flack, S. Reichenbach, D. Bright, M. Schaeffer. Sandra Reichenbach, Purl Flack, Janet Helenbrook, Betty Harris, and Diane Best practice as a quintet. One hundred These virtuosos practiced diligently every day in the auditorium. Under the talented baton of Mr. Armat Duhart, they rendered many selections at various programs. The thirty members have provided over- tures and intermission selections at both Junior and Senior Class Plays. At our Christmas Assembly the old farniliar carols were sweetly bowed from the violins to add a final touch of Yuletide spirit. Fourteen members were selected by com- petition to represent BHS at District Orches- tra in Lewistown, Pennsylvania. One tal- ented instrumentalist attended State Or- chestra. Graduation could not have been complete without the familiar strains of the orches- tra's playing of Pomp and Circumstance to linger in our minds. 'Y i ' 9 MUSIC Blends . . . Future RNS. ,JJ -,id Alvk 3 9 PA + l 5- Ly' if J J yi in -Q .I f -rn, rj 'rx Row ll - R. Tibbitts, J. Bales, Mr. Tompkins, adviser, J. Wells, T. McConnell, l.. Case. Rowl - D, Rhodes, S. Davidson, P. Lang, K. Moore, J. Yonkers, E. Tay- lor. ,L ACCORDION These gay troubadours captivated the attention of the student body with their music at some of our finest assemblies. Taking part in talent shows, they also accompanied other artists in their song and dance acts. Strains of pop-tunes, classical music, and folk-songs echoed through the halls, revealing that Mr. James Tompkins was urging his accomplished musicians on to success. FUTURE NURSES R. Rickerson, M. Allison, D Winkie, L. Gillam, M, Slike Greer. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club was to create an interest in professional nursing and to determine whether or not help club members nursing is the right career for them. The girls discovered new facts about the health personnel and facilities in their community through guest speakers, hospital tours, and films. The girls also toured various health agencies in the com- munity. One hundred one Row ll - N. O'Day, M. Mott, Zigler, J. Crattie, D, Steuj ben, C. O'Neil, Rowl - M. P. Griftith, A. messy, sf f , K ' , K f f Cheers Raised . K ' Fans Crazed ef ' P Owls Blazed. Rowl K Craig S Chlttester Mrs Baltzer adviser S Dressler J Evans Row ll D Kohler P Songer B Robmson D Reed C Wmlue N Merry Rowlll l Costello A MacDonald D Sneath P Ruzzo M Frampton R Hamilton Under the leadership of captain Sally Nlchols and cheerleading squad and the club members fulfilled their mann 0bIeClIV9 that of promoting greater school Splfll One hundred two Varslty Rowl B Connor S Nuchols captain K ay ow Colosurno B Foote K Wilkinson M Slattery S Phullnps - ' YI ' ' I ' I D I ' I ' 4 ' . vs fx N President Kay Fay, the fx ' . 5 , , X SB 'xlx 4 K ' V ' .uf - . . , . ' , ', .F . R Orators Wrangle Pro and Con Co Presidents Annette Krantz and Tom Ordlway discussed a presslng problem wlth the help of debator Pat Hunter Wnth the tap of the wooden gavel on room 7 s lectern the seventeen members of the Debate Club were called to order Slttung the arguments for extensuon of free trade to nations frlendly to the U S these orators prepared thelr speeches and engaged In forensic duels wlth schools from western New York and Pennsylvania Wlnnlng the Meadvllle Tournament enabled them to bring home a trophy Rowlll - A. Finlan, R. Ballantyne, S. Foster, W, Fertig, R. Burgess, Mr. Olson, co- adviser. Row Il - M. Shatara, M. KHGPPI M. Warner, R. Stark, P. Hunter, D. Hyde. Rowl - R. Trimble, A. Krantz, T. Ordiway, S. Merritt, J. Pais. One hundred three Whizzing Bullets Hit Their Mark Rowlll B Ferris J Artley R Foster L Wagner R Kuropkat W Waterson B Shunk D Haynes J Gates C Fenstermaker C VanDyke Row ll S Stewart P Johnson R Holden B Toothman W Graf fius R Merry T Randall H Chitester G Doggett J Barr Rowl C Gardner M Burkett K Klelder lein C Walb Mr Giddings adviser C Farrell P Songer M Benning With safety as their by-word, George Doggett, John Henke, Bill Graftius, and Richie Merry checked rifle equipment. One hundred four The constant zing of the fast flying bullets could be heard when approaching the rifle range on Tuesday and Thursday evenings The fellows polished their skill on Tuesday nights while the girls had their chance to shoot a high score on Thursday nights. The favorite pastime of these trigger-happy fans was striving to hit the bull s eye of the target. State champs and second highest scorers of the nation, these steady- handed sharp shooters achieved cross-country fame and praise. Through the excellent assist- ance of Mr. Rodney Schoch and Mr. Richard Gid- dings, they became familiar with the intriguing As Blazing Guns Relay The Spark Row III - B, Keister, G, Pessia, L. Schreiber, B. Frambes, P. Passenger, S. Davidson, R. Troutman, W. Mar- shall, L. Shatter, W. Simonds, J. Kimball. Row II - T. Haller, W. Sullivan, R. Rhenborg, W. Anderson, K. Dickson, T. Durst, D. Rupert, R. Holsinger, T. McConnell. Rowl - J. Sutley, D. Rhodes, S. Rapp, C. Schat- tenberg, S. Morgan, M. Gould, N. Adams. history of the firearm. Carefully studying its construction and learning its mechanism, these shooters gained increasing confidence and con- trol, and they became more accurate marksmen and better sports. Having learned to mount their arms, sight their targets accurately, and to time precisely, they were ready for worthy com- petition. They participated not only interschol- astically, but with rival schools in district, state, and national meets. Testifying to our nimrod's skill are several gleaming trophies in the front hall display cases. Under Mr Giddings careful guidance rifie sharp shooters improved their technique One hundred five , H U 'A fl Af' Acrobats Aglle Adeptffthklfetlcl WWW sw RowV Mrss Keefer advlser S Sherk J Yonkers G Qumn B Scott B Russell K Moore K Klelderlern P Patterson E Means B Kohler Row IV W Mrnnlch E Truby S Waldo J Thomas P Bennett B Goddrng S Strornberg C Bromley M Farrell P Dennls J Bennett M VanHoutte Rowlll C Schat tenberg M Schafter L Morrrson D Hull G Douthlt R Burns A Coldren C Hanson R Means M Tal errco J Stewart Rowll S DrFonzo D Wolfe J Pytcher J Stuck C Mrllrron A Gordon P Burdick lrnane S Nelson P Platko S McLeod -.,.s.....f-r 'H - f'J SJ QI' bb-J -a 'A-1,41 L 1 Quxx IW 'J' J ..,.. 1'.Jl. 5' s... The Grrls Athletic Association better known as the G A A gave rts flfty five energy packed athletlcally rnclrned gurls a chance to let oFf steam Whrle executrng lumps flaps and somer saults on the apparatus these gym nasts discovered unknown muscles vna aches and parns Highlighting the G A A program was the annual May Day Assembly A member of the organlzatron was crowned as queen with her court of srx also being elected from the ranks ofthe club Intent onlookers watched Chuckie Lrnane make a flying leap over Lois Perry One hundred sux K .. 1 .r, ' . I-l ll 4 MN Ll., f 5 g ru, i 1, . ' -.A . D' .X ,E A. a-- o C o f '- - . 7 7 6 A . 1, fl . I r - I I . I ' I ' I ' ' I ' I - I ' I ' ' . I L. Perry, D, Morrison, A. Parks. Rowl - M. Ross, B. Potts, R. Kerr, B. Taylor, L, Hartman, S. Rapp, C. 99 ' 1 , J ,Va E c- J , ,ve it , A Q- -1 's' ' -Q , ., ,. A.- - f- ,. - ' --fe- ' Y -4- 5- ,Yt . v. 4 ,I 5 ,. ,uw ',S . gf ,. f -ai,,, . I 1 I 1 . -.1 Ax 5 .X xx f' -1 - ' ,, I N - , X. W1 ing, 3 1 , . , . . . I . . ., - . . I . I - , - 1 I H -,I - Rowlll - W. Shales, R, Nolf, R. Burkey, R, Pelino, P. McGarry, M. Ostrander, F. Carloni, J. Montuori, Montuori, D. Simon, S. Lintz, H. Schreiber, K. Winner, S, Blair, D. Meyer. Row I - B, Burkey, D. Altic, E Frey, D, Wetzel, G. Northrop, J. Palmiter, P, Renwick. Stitches Counted, Gems Mounted GEM CLUB Knight. Row ll - H. Chilcote, l.. Gem Club, under the direction of Mr. Hubert Randall, provided enjoyment for interested stu- dents who liked to create things with their hands. Silver rings, intricately cut leaf pins, and other forms of jewelry were turned out by the artists. Rough gems were cut, polished and placed in settings of gold and silver. Veering from the course of gem cutting, they turned to leather craft, a phase introduced this year. KNITTING CLUB berg, M. Schaeffer, D, Knight, S Heysham, L. Benson, J. Frambes B. Kane, N. Brace, A. Collins, E Booth. Rowll - K. Loughlin, B Closs, P. Rizzo, B. Brown, P, Mc Chesney, C. Campbell, S. Webster L. Dinger, K. Landin, M. K. Cran dall, N. Young. Rowl - S. Bir mingharn, J. Sidwell, A. Rich, Mrs Smith, adviser, C. Foster, E. Moore Under the expert guidance of Mrs. Helen Smith, the Knitting Club sprang to life with multi- colored argyles leading the list of favorites. The beginners learned the fundamental stitches while the more experienced girls mastered such intri- cate stitches as cable and lazy daisy. Several knitters gave their club time to make booties for the American Legion for overseas gifts. One hundred seven Rowlll - B, Dallenbach, J. Fors- Key Club Caters To Crowd Wx '2-an ,JN N '-is Rowl D Sera W Fertlg T Crance D Petry W DeVoe D Delbler Rowll M Rosewfield R Pfouts F Meyer J Watson M Mitchell F Carlonn S Foster Rowlll R Vernon R Huff B Ellison D DeVoe J Hannon J Tntus D Remlngton Mr Kusner advnser Row IV G Goodman J Griffin S Woodard A Gordon R Knnnamon T Ordlway P Perslchlnl E Pessla L Berrldge Hats of? to our own Bradford Sensor Hugh servlce organization the Key Club' Advnsed by Mr Daniel Kusner the members of thus club served those welcome refreshments at our football games and ushered us to our seats at all home basketball games Thus year the Key Clubs protect was the mstal latlon of a memorial flag and plaque an front of the School The Key Club bers also found time for recreation when they met each month for a danner Mark Rosenfleld Steve Woodard Bob Vernon and Bob Ellison Key Clubbers pour coffee for football fans One hundred enght I . 'X x, V Q 1 4 ' ,f ' T I 3 X 1 , xg- C . X X . P ri H. 1 .Q',XvL xx 1x5 D my x X , I . qv 5 T ffm - ga' -... ra' - . , . ., - 1 - , - , . I - ' - I 1 . , , . . , , . . Its In The Book Take A Look Row IV I Kees er M Traylor G Schullmger C James L McFadden K Roundsvllle K Caldwell B Barber B Curclo D Towner Rowlll K Wlngard S Gates N Flanders B Hayes N Newton M Dart G Fuller G Daugherty P Lawson Rowll Mlss Hamulton advuser B Whlte N Gardner R Tmgley S Black F Whlteman M Carlqutst Rowl C Glover V Frlgo T Mclilhattan L Warner J Bayer J Moore R Vantme Where dtd the students go when In need of Information for term papers books and latest magazines? To the lubrary of course' At thus well stocked BHS book shop Mlss Mary Hamilton and her club members prof fered thelr asslstance These thxrty two fu ture llbrarnans held the order of the library an the palms of thenr hands flle cabinets were always complete and up to date whsle books pamphlets and magazines were kept In their proper places Carefully arranged showcases and bulletin boards displayed the ungenulty and artistry of the Library Club members Ronnie Tungley, Nadine Gardner, and Beverly White keep files In order their assignment as members of the Library Club One hundred mne 5' , qv K ' . . L kv w e , C Q 'N . , B H O X L . . 1 ' J . ' s . -. ,Q X 1 'f 3 J x , ., . , . , . - ' - 1 - t ' 1 - I v 1 - I . , . I ' ' ' - 1 ' 1 ' f 4 r ' I , 1 . , . - F I f 1 124 Students Learn Dancing Row IV - R. Moyer, K. Rich, R. Benson, C. Work, L. Eck, J. Rinfrett, J. Dittman, P. Rankin, C. Mendell, G Baker. Row Ill - C, Ward, G. Motto, B. Stockton, J. Hartburg, J. Shultz, C. Work, S. Miller, P, Miller J. DeMarte. Rowll - M. Ostrander, E. Stover, D. Smith, R. Coles, C. Russell, L. Johnson, S. Francis, R Niver, M. Case. Rowl - G. Best, M. Bretherton, Mr. Barnhart, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Schoepf, advisers, A Eakin, P. Berlin. Row lV - Mr. Barnhart, C. Hoskins, D. Vreeland, S. Snyder, J. Burgess, J. Lucas, E. Spaich, M. O'Brien R. Hetrick, J. Kelly, G. Baker. Rowlll - M. Swortzfager, N. Charnisky, B. Wood, H. Littlefield, D Rogers, F. Allen, K. Morey, L. Jamison. Row II - D. Francis, G. South, S. Williams, T. Crance, E. Scott J. Enis, P. Kenneson, J. Crawley. Row I - P. Baker, G. Fox, J. Johnson, F. Pascarella, R. Wonsettler, J Blessing, B. Ruffner, R. Vecellio. Three Instructors Conduct Sessions r owlll Trmblrn W Wagner R Sfewarf B Persrchlnl S OConnor L Larson B Nrchols G Ruth Foster D Hanson Rowll L Hullngs J Moore R Kersfer J Shves T Mot? Smith H Knchel D Klnny Mr Schoepf Rowl P Frampton E R Yonkers R Normrle Row IV G V Canfreld S Garwood H Solarek S Doyle W Swarfz A Fraley R Youmans Rowl R Patchen A McKune D Hamllton G Shelgren L Schreiber D Hughes Mrs Wilson Row III R Vezelllo S Crum D Brown C Sufley D Barre!! S Den? R wll R Whitman Merriman F Ballestrrcl L McGarry J McKaIlrp K Newman G Carletfa B Cope One hundred eleven N N R - L- ' ' , . , - f . ' ' A, . ' , - f . ' , - , - f R' , . . - . ' , A , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , J. ' , . ' I, . ' , . . - . , . Loughlin, S. Geisf, T, Zimmerman, N. Hogue, G, McColIough, B. Mock, A. Coronato. - , - ' , . , . , . , . . . . o - . ' , Math These twenty-five gifted mathematical geniuses put their heads together each Tuesday to solve the brain teasers presented to them by Mr. Freas Downing. Striving to conquer the mysteries of X, theorems, formulas, sines, and cosines, these mathematicians spent their club period juggling letters and numbers. One hundred twelve MATH Rowl - left to right - D Maitland, G. Foster, J. Grif- fin, J. Miller, R. Kinnamon, D. Barrett, S. Woodard, T. Haller, J. Titus. Row ll - T Feidt, J. Slike, R, Campbell, Mr. Downing, adviser, B. Granger, D. Keverline, T Landin. Rowlll - M. Win- gard, R, Robinson, M. Clay ton, L. Dressler, M. Unge- mah, G. Schultz, W. Sim- onds, H. Passenger, R. Rehn- borg, A. Polucci, R. Hollen- beck. MAKE-UP Rowl - left to right - D Corsi, G. Sweeney, J, Bauer Miss White, adviser, B. Whe lan, N. Ballard, C. Har baugh. Raw ll -D. Hall, B Tanesky, M. Winkie, D Smith, A, Herbert, M. Cum miskey, l.. Girard, K. Bald win, C. Irwin. Make-Up The Makerup Club, under the direction of Miss Jo Ann White, mastered the disguise of the hu- man face. Smearing grease paint, daubing rouge, dusting powder, and drawing wrinkles, these experts proved their skill in their unique portrayals of facial characterizations in the Sen- ior and Junior Class Plays. Errors Deleted, Carbon Completed Tips and hints for success in the business world were given the nineteen members of Today's Secretary Club by their adviser, Mrs. Jean Shea. The club was founded to instruct Business Edu- cation students in the use of machines beyond what they could learn in the classrooms. Among the achievements of the girls are the reviewing ot many movies and the planning and display- ing of a bulletin board. .' . n ,f .. - ,A I. L J . The Business Staff for Publications worked with both the Barker and the Courant to help them meet weekly and monthly deadlines. Under the patient guidance ot Mrs. Eva Blessing, the girls not only typed assignments for these publi- cations, but also newspaper releases of school productions and school news. The task of care' fully juggling the accounts and finances of the Barker was capably handled by this octet. TODAY'S SECRETARY Rowl - M, Cardamone, M. Buc colini, D. Couch, C, Farrell, M Colley, R. Farrell. Rowll - K Sopko, J. Bridge, M. Curcio Mrs. Shea, adviser, D. Milhiser, B. Tingley. Row III - D. Breece, R. Gould, S. Gage, R. George P. Wingard, M. Matthews, C Spignard, B. Dietz. BUSINESS STAFF PUBLICATIONS Rowl - J. Benasutti, M, Riddle, S. Maitland, N. Faster. Row ll - B. Grennan, J, Hopkins, Mrs. Blessing, adviser, P. Arnold, M. Ciccarelli. One hundred thirteen I I 4 I Y Science Club Added to the long list of clubs available to the students this year was the Science Club directed by Mr. Clark. Every Tuesday in the physics room could be found eager young scientists creating numerous proiects appealing to them. These self-imposed projects included the con- struction of many types of electrical equipment and models. Among these were handmade radios and models of television tubes and re- ceiving devices. One hundred fourteen SCIENCE Rowl - Ray Bouquin, Fred Gruskin, Phil Dahlgren, Eugene Pessia, David Meng, Mr. Clark, adviser, Tom Dunn, ARCHERY Rowl - P. O'Brien, D, Brown, E. Jones, J. Holsinger, K. Gul- nac, J. Zdancevich, R. Turner. Row Il - N. Van Dyke, M. Ben- ning, M. Gould, S. Morgan, S. Taylor, E. Zdoncevich, N. Adams, L. Hanson. Rowlll - H. Chitester, R. Hane, D. Rem- ington, A. Titus, S. Benasutti, R. Beck, W, Bond. Row IV - R. Troutman, L. Wagner, W. Shotts, J. Green, W. Shales, H. Steinhouser, Mr. Crawford, ad- viser. Archery Club The Archery Club was formed this year with a two-fold purpose in mind: first, to provide an opportunity for those interested in the sport to become better acquainted with it and, secondly, to enable those already skilled to improve their performance through practice and instruction of the beginners. Twenty-eight sons and daughters of the goddess Diana's sport provided themselves with bow, arrows, and quiver to participate in Mr. Craw- ford's program. VOCATIONAL TYPING TodaY's Typists, Tomorrovv's Authors Basic fundamentals of personal typing, such as keyboard fingering, punctuation, and the correct form for business and personal letters, made up the program for the Vocational Typing Club. This club, under the apt supervision of Miss Mar- ian Raver, provided relief from the everyday program of shop studies. This also gave oppor- tunity for the pursuance of other than required subiects. Pen-Lines, under the guidance of Mrs. Rodney Schoch, was one of the most active clubs. The eleven members were continuously writing es- says, poetry, short stories, plays, and advertis- ing. They studied styles of famous authors and wrote the publicity for the Senior Class Play. Many of their writings were entered in Folio, Literary Cavalcade, and a school anthology in California that publishes the best amateur poetry and prose writings of these forty-eight states. Bradfrod Senior High's pen-pushers de- serve much credit for their literary eltorts. Rowl - left to right - B. Highfield, W. Burkett, J. Friar, V. Yale, T. Woodley, B. Woodley, G. Fink, R. Burtch. Rowll - B. Spind- ler, R. Van Houtte, R. Christ- iohn, S. Grove, Miss Raver, adviser, B. Shunk, L. Mc- Caslin, R. Johnston. Row III - J. Hardy, B. Van Houtte, L. Crooks, L. Ers- kine, D. Dixon, H. Bennett, B. Wells, T. Pascarella, A. Vecellio. PEN LINES Rowl - left to right - J. Park, C. Ireland, M. Clark, Mrs. Schoch, adviser, W. Bird, D. Camp. Row ll - J. Birtcil, R. Richards, S. Cars ter, S. Wheeler, S. Strom- berg, M. Robertson. Hobby Club Hobby enthusiasts with interests ranging from railroads to rocks found time to further explore their field of interest as the Hobby Club was an- nexed to the club roster this year. Miss Laura Allen served as adviser. One hundred sixteen HOBBY CLUB Rowl - left to right - F. Lawson, D. Cole, Miss Allen, adviser, J. Raver, R. Heina- man. Rowll - R, Horton, R. Sackett, P. Persichini, T. Barber, B. Marshall. Row lll - R. Haug, H. Fox, A. McLaughlin, P. Smith, R. Holden, F. Lineman. CAMERA CLUB Rowl - left to right - V. Strand, L. McLaughlin, E. B. Bedell, J. Noles, V. Sobel. Row Il - B. Weldy, M. Man- J. Flynn, J. Macdonald, R. Koch. Camera Club Bradford Senior High's shutter-bugs congregated each Tuesday in 107 to carry out the five-fold purpose of their club-taking, developing, print- ing, enlarging, and tinting pictures. Ace pho- tographer, Mr. Daniel Kusner, helped his stu- dents to turn out the glossy prints. Barker, K. Lucas, T. Kroh, gus, R, Royer, D, Kenemuth, Delaney, B. Patterson, A. Lord. Row Ill - R. Warner, B. Ferris, Rich, R. Brittan, B. Neer, B. Raymond, R. Lineman, P. Johnson, L. Typists Tapping, Sophomores Acting Under the watchful eye of Mr. Charles Baltzer, members of the Typing Club strove for speed and accuracy. Every Tuesday they faithfully seated themselves at their machines and pecked away. Mr. Baltzer gave helpful hints on pos- ture and hand positions which made typing fast- er and easier. Some members participated in lessons on color mimeographing. i TYPING CLUB Rowl - left to right - J. Hedlund, L. Keller, Mr. C. Baltzer, adviser, B. Harris. Rowll - C. Patch, P. Cobb, R. Austin. SOPH. DRAMATIC5 Rowl - left to right - G. Howe, P. Marcott, J. Dana, A. Olson, Pam Peterson, Peggy Peterson. Rowll - N. Graft, S. Arnold, 5. Gus- tafson, P, Yinger, B. Kraf- ton, D. Beck, B. Harmon, B. Haag, J. Wingard. Row III - G, Hillard, R. Thomas, D. Sera, F. Schnegg, C. Johnson, G. Smith, R. Kroh. The twenty-three future Bernhardt's and Barry- mores enrolled in the Sophomore Dramatics Club studied current plays, Broadway hits, and analyzed the various phases and techniques of acting. By doing pantomimes and producing a one-act play for assembly, these youthful thes- pians have gained valuable experience, to say nothing of the enioyment they derived. One hundred seventeen They Hove Ab111tY Power, Ag111tY Row IV J McKaIllp B Landry D Brown W George P Persrchlm J Grove W Sampson F Everett R Kroh Rowlll D Shultz J Hannon G Anderson D Rrch R Sealy F Schnegg K Duckson W Shotts V Yale Rowll Mr Schoepf L Klbby O Arlla R Stlckles W Rogers W Snmonds B Sum mons S Blfuno R Chlarelll Rowl D Switzer J OConnell D Delbler L Larson R Cobb L Cordner J Coronato R Covert Mr Schoepf a new arruval an Sensor Hugh watches male enthusn asts In tumbling and gymnastucs The boys perform on the flyung rmgs, Darallel bars hugh bars sprlngboard, mats, and trampo lme Three mam alms ofthe club are to gaun agllnty and coordu natuon and to encourage the development of the body In the sprang all the members wlll present a thrllllng assembly wlth cxcrobatuc hughllghts for the student body One hundred eighteen I O I O . ,, M-s,.,...............,,....,,,.,.,m,,.e.....,.s..e ,,N.t ...WM ,. S ,M ,wg -x , .X . . , , L ., i .., - i . nk N. Mo K 1' tx -, X , . 4. - e X - v f ' es! ,X y my , , - . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . , - ' - ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 I 1 , . . ' - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I - 1 - , . ' . . . - - , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' I I - I 1 1 ' 1 Formals Galore .... Programs At Door Third seat to the right, fourth row down, please. These words uttered by pretty usherettes in swishing pastels, nets, satins, and taftetas, permitted our Senior and Jun- ior Class Plays, Civic Music programs, and band concerts to function smoothly and effi- ciently. The members ofthe Ushering Club are directed by Mrs. Linnea Fahnstrom and are the life-savers of BHS social engage- ments. Row Ill - left to right - M. Steuben, D. Swanson, A I.. Neal, B. Bigley, D. Stoltz, P. Adams, M, Alvino H. Mallory, D. Thomas, Mrs. Fahnstrom, adviser Rowl - S. Fuller, C, Erwin, M. Sweeny, P. Renwick B. Waldo, J. Gilmoure. A Grinding Gear, A Stop, A Stall 6? N CD JM ,fl J' X . ffxly ff 1 ,r ,, rlllf Wx fy. alll JJWAXS l icensed Driver After A11 Row IV - R. Peet, Jay Monti, D. Campbell, M. Means, D. Stolvz, B. Bigley, M. Shaffer, J. Foster, B, Bedell, G. Pessia, H. Passenger, R. Lineman, R. Holden. Row III - B, Hayes, V. Strand, K. Baldwin, N. Ballard, D. McCullough, E. Truby, M. Colley, C. Farrell, L, Morrison, S. Morgan, J. Thomas, B. Taylor. Rowll - D. Couch, S. Carter, R. Delaney, M. Brenneman, R. Burns, H. Boylan, J. Pascarella, C. Schartenberg, G. Schmid. Rcwl - J. Sidwell, K. Roth, B. Brown, P. Songer, G. Schultz, S. Yonker, P, Griffith, L. Lawson M. Dart. One hundred twenty-one X 51 -fc Q4 ff, I Nj Q' 1. M he 9, L nr. , .lvg 5 QQ -fp L 33,4 an SW ff J 1 My Wg a A -w iv' W , A X J' 44 It nv- i f' 1 ' gifs, E3 ,fa H 1 Q W 'Km 'G :I -f ' Q59 r N, ,D fw Q V QS R -H - ' : wjfgrfzv I r K A A ' Q Q -ev Aa A Fantasy with llj Hm-mem, l suppose everyone comments on the like- ness? You might have sat for it yourself, muses the ambas- sador as he compares the live Peter Standish to an Eighteenth Century portrait of the first Peter Standish. l2t Miss Pettigrew, fair cousin, will you be my wife? ques- tions Peter as he proposes to Kate. 131 Lord Stanley bows low to the Duchess of Devonshire, as the Duke of Cumberland and Maior Clinton discuss the burn- ing of a woman at Newgate. KAI Mrs. Barwick pours tea for the ambassador, while Mar- iorie and Peter discuss their wedding plans. Directed by Mr. Charles Callahan an English Air Q53 This was our parting! whispers Helen, as she gazes deep into Peter's eyes. L69 Mr. Throstle, Lady Anne, Helen, Tom Pettigrew, Peter, and Kate admire Helen's birthday present-a Kashmir shawl. f7t Helen, Kate, the maid, the Duchess of Devonshire, and Miss Barrymore flutter their fans and smile like true Eighfeenth Century belles. C83 Tom Pettigrew, Mr. Throstle, Lord Stanley and Major Clinton discuss Peter's odd love for baths, as Peter looks on in disgust. +91 Peter! l'm afraid of you! screams Marjorie as she sees the Eighteenth Century Peter entering the door. Production Chairman-Mrs. Rodney Schoch ii, if u 'f fl? ft 9 iw. One hundred twenty-six J enny Father Moynihan Michael Saunders Mrs. Deazy . Sister Mary of the Shirley Tirabossi Miss Steams Mary Delaney Harry Jo Owen Parkside Jenny A Girl Another Girl Mr. Parkside PLAY CAST Angels .lohn Slike Mike Mitchell Linda Keery Shirley McKinney Carol Ireland Sally Stromberg Joan Tatsock Lyn Servatius Nancy Foster Jim Gulnac Beverly Whitney Susan Kellogg Emogene Kerner Wylie Frampton Kissed Me When I discovered that the ushers were operating a pool on the collection baskets, I put an end to that quickly, explains Father Moynihan to Michael as they engage in a chess game. l'm all finished cutting the grass, sir, explains Owen as he wheels the lawn mower through the living room. Father Moynihan explodes, And what are you going to cut now, the rug? More of Father Moynihan's favorite-pineapple rice, beams Miss Steams as she places her casserole before the house- keeper, Mrs. Deazy. Jenny arrives, carrying her books, guppies, and sweet potato plants, a little dubious about how Father Moynihan will like her. Oh, Jenny. Sweet, sweet, Jenny, whispers Michael as he kisses Jenny, who has traded her guppies and sweet potato plants for his love. Mr. Parkside, Owen's father, smiles at the two sophisticates whom Father Moynihan uses as models to transform Jenny, while Sister Mary of the Angels adiusts Shirley Tirabossi's uniform. Mary Delaney, Harry, and Jo solicit Father Moynihan's consent so that they can form a Trail-and4Tramp Club. Directed by Mr. Charles W. Callahan Production Chairman Mrs. Rodney Schoch One hundred twenty seven wif? 2 E f y if w A if ESX' is Xl W: --,- At xbtx B i -lkl I . li: , It . ., K xg A 7 M 5 J ' S 1 ,AQQ ' T Y ef? get Q 3 wi Q X. gf Q A 'K -1 Vt ,- 1 1 ev 'I K Q Q -X ,z, 1 , EQ X543 M H ., ab, A x M ' fm yi Q A L Vriwrgl 'kgs Q,-fffggw Q X A f:gg ' ' N f K 'K img 'i ,gf Cupicfs Rendezvous Paul Carlson ond Corol Wolfe reign os king ond queen of the Cupid's Rendezvous on cu heort-shaped throne, The ottendonts, Ginger Holconson, Joe Rozzono, Jonie Mourey ond Jock Kleiderlein wotch the coronotion with interest. The crown cmd scepter ore held by pages Donna Sundohl and Jeon Switzer, The royol court processes through zhe crowd, the queen ond her ottendonts cclrrying bou- quets of corncxtion, ferns, ond coscoding scor- let ribbons. ?vv tp:-in tA in Compe tition X, - zfisflfi Q 5 X- : - - 5 - -vm., M - 'li - ' .,f-A f2i -- f ' gx T J,,..f-' S5 A- ..-ff! One hundred thiriy X XX 11, gi . Z f-,,,.-- ,.,- Q- A S V Y, ,- , 'its' xi-' ' t',N-,..o-A .Q in AN hh g , it - 1- ,e K Wewared of werthineew we do net dread competitoret- we rather give them hail r ' and greeting in the IIA M where we may N faif H K Goorgv Me-rwrdnl f F -X f x Se Y L i s an . l MANAGERS At left is the managerial staff composed of: Row 2, left to right: Jerry Watson, Mr. James Tompkins. Row T, left to right: Bob Coburn, Ron- ald Hollenbeck. Under the able guidance of Mr. Tompkins, these boys performed an out- standing iob behind the scenes. They supplied the equipment and handled the vital duties dur- ing the fall classics. One hundred thirty-two Fall Sweeps In COACH Coach Francis Rock Denning ended his fourth season as head coach of the Owls. Although the overall record was something short of out- standing, Coach Denning was able to develop an intense victory spirit in his Owls to help them come on in the latter half of the season. Foot- ball has brought to each member of the team a satisfaction-a feeling that it was worth all the sweat and grime. Frosh. ASSISTANT COACHES The work of our trio of as sistant coaches, H a r old Brace, Ed Phillips, and Jim Dykstra, greatly contrib uted to the development and success of the Owl grid squad. Coach Phillips led the fine iunior varsity assisted by Coach Brace Coach Dykstra directed the Football Reigns King WW -4 QTAEN1 .1 P., 'ov' ' fi ' if ve RowV - Tom Matthews, Arnold Wells, Stewart Barber, Glenn Ward, Bob Massaro, Jock Mongillo. Row IV - Jim Pascarella, Jim Zetts, Max Goodman, John DiPetro, George Robinson, John Bibb, Dick Blessing, Bob Holzworth, Jim Gentile, Larry Ewing, Bruce Steintelt. Row III - Darrell Cornelius, Charles Allen, Jerry Sundahl, Homer Zumstein, Walt Sprague, Truman Stiefel, Bill Rogers, Jim Talerico, Dave Austin, Bob Adams. Row Il - Lee McKinley, Fred Edel, Bob Pfouts, Art Myers, Bill Sampson, Don Rich, Hal Hansen, Fran Cornelius. Rowl - Jim Colosimo, Larry Gildersleeve, Bob Seyal, Jim Bibb, Guy Hil- liard, Jack Bates. The Bradford Senior High Owls completed the 1954-55 season in a blaze ot glory. The over- all record for Coach Francis Rock Denning's Owls was not what they desired, but every game made them stronger, and they played in true Bradford style. Midway in the season the gridders appeared headed for a disastrous season, but they started to roll when the chips were down. In fact, at the close of the campaign, they appeared able to hold their own with not only their earlier con- querors, but with other powers of the state as well. Tradition was broken when the Warren Dragons were able to defeat us. Nevertheless, the Owls made BHS proud of them when they regained their lost prestige in the season finale over the Olean Huskies. One hundred thirty-three 'QF5 k,...- A-...fav- ,,,,,.,.fQ 'A 5 ' , . ' JP4- Q v ,, .. l 1 qv X. Q X ,. W ..., s , I...-53 'Y .. , nw, -M . 5 X Wu . xmbqx V 'f :LP . . ,l ' 'L-'fxg r gg.. K' 1, t M ia, ,gk F5 lA v l, , W , :ws , -' ..'+P'gi...,, g f M Q 8 'Q ,sh I X ,V ,ffyffiflfx W K1 V ' 4 A 24X :gh '92 fi , ,.,,, , x ,prim M f ? ,gs A, g, F Biff: V! ,sv S 5 wy R, Q ii if ' -W i f WW X -ivy Q 2 v W i,,..,,x f ww ir ,fi f' ff 2 M K V A f ,. A ,I . , ' 23,35 -.1 41 rw 1: F5 -ff -fl . 'yt v., 19-9-:A-.Ffh Hx :n I t ' r, ' -.4 ei MAE ' 3 ' X, , X Q gff U .Q . f is ' its 5 I 5 5 fi 5 LW T 'if fxyw . Qu f , S 2 K1 xv , , 3 5 ia T 5 f MAE 3 4 ww:-?',,,, X mv' '25, 0 1 Ffa , xx: gi E X fggx 3 15 . 'A 8,13 kiwi Q5 r , Pm 4 MW. we ,K 8 ,H - ,Rl VL IV' f M L68 .J-4, Cunnmg Cagers Capture George Wrlcox Peter Pasko Harold Black Head Coach George Wrlcox the able mentor of the Owl cage team was forced to leave hrs team thus year because of rllness But lrke the athlete he was and the coach he rs he bowed out rn a true sportsmanlrke fashron The Owls definrtely mrssed hrs sprrrt and varrous aspects of hrs coachrng style Mr Peter Pasko assrstant to Coach Wrlcox and Junror Varsrty leader rs new to the Owl coach rng staff thrs year Coach Pasko had rust suc ceeded rn qettrnq hrs J V polrshed and smooth when he found hrmself at the helm of two rm portant coachrng spots Varsrty and J V teams Forced to work doubly hard Coach Pasko tln rshed the season wrth two vrctorrous qurntets Freshman Coach Harold Black also a newcomer tothe coachrng ranks had a very successful year at the rerns of the Frosh Mr Black succeeded not only rn burldrnq fine young athlet s but proved rnvaluable as an assrstant to our upper classmen coaches The demandrng rob of caring for both the equrp ment and the tearn personnel was ably per formed by these two fine managers They drcl therr tasks rn workmanllke fashron and the sults Proved excellent The boys helped often to get the squad keyed up for a trlt and to enliven sprrrt and contldence In all One hundred thrrty erght Charles Runyan Mark Rosenfield l 1 N - . . I . 1 , ' 1 ' 1 . , . . - - . - . . . D 1 x -1 1 Fe- Court Crowns Craftily The 1954-1955 Owl Cage Team proved to be a successful outfit. Although the squad was unpredictable at times and eventually lost their bid for the district title, they displayed a poised, well- balanced, sharp-shooting unit. The Owls were exciting even in defeat: several of their losses were by a few bitter points. The squad found itself as the team without a coach at midseason with Coach Wilcox's departure caused by illness. J. V. Coach Peter Pasko carried a double load assisted by former Coach Albert Clark as he took over the dual reins of varsity coach. This Owl squad will be remembered for the various outstanding indi- viduals and the scrap they possessed in competition. fs' , S 5 9 W 3 'I' i The agile linger-tips of fall Dick Fishkin tap in Bradford rebound. Jimmy Colosimo is raring to go up for added insurance. Sailing through the air in this beautiful pose is the Owl's tough Bob Coburn. Here Bob collects a three-pointer as he nets the field goal and is held by his competitor. Oh! What a beautiful fake! Dick Bolo Fishkin draws his Red Raid- er defendant off-guard and adds a bucket for the Owls. Tricky Bill DeVoe calmly dribbles into forecourt as the Red Raiders move in. That ball seems to have gone dead on Bill, as he frantically searches for it, One hundred forty-two as V H fs? ik u my 7 4 ' Q2 Q 344 Q F , ' 5-yx Q b ,Q K 5 .X x k , Q Q 'ff 'wie H- KES 135 ,fl f 1 X if ! 's f , , ,.q 1.15, X if V .L...,. ., A:.,, A ig A XJ jf . v Q is r X Q Z ' EI r' W f, f NL ,Q l f .4 A 'F nr 5: Q . 1 ' v 'K ? M yr - Q n , ' K I if I W F2 We X ., 5 X- 4 ,, , it , I x X X A 5, mx 'A' X4-v, 4 Nb f AE: x k s E -x, f ,fm ,gg x X I Hg Qfkr, is ,Q .1 Leaping Hurdles Their Goal In Sight The great and able master of the B H S track teams enloyed another sterling year as head mentor In the past Coach Paige has won 23 out of 25 Dlstrlct Nine tnlts Has track squads have piled up amazing records and so we offer trlb ute to a great man, our own Coach Paige .fa S 141 RowV Roy Hiller Jack Griffin Bob Sealy Larry Glldersleeve Jam Coloslmo Jay RIZZUll Hal Hansen Lou Mont: Row IV Lee McKinley Chuck Allen Steve Foster Blair Hickey Fred Meyer Stan Foster Pat Passenger Bull George Dave McKam Ken Morrxs fManagerl Row III Don Rach Bob Granger Mike Mitchell Tom Closser Steve Woodard Guy Hlllard Homer Zumsteln Bob Colestro .hm Young Row II Orlando Arlna Jack Monglllo Ray Peet John Bibb Wade Burdlct Stu Barber Tum Grlffln Rowl Assist ant Coach Don McCullough Jim Zetts Joe Cosky Jerry Goodman Lou DnStrola Joe Frlck Coach Fred Pauge One hundred forty four Into The Race They Bent Their Might The T954 Track Squad was called out the first part of April by their capable coach, Mr. Paige. Coach has had the good fortune in the past years to dominate the District Nine Division in track and field events. This year the squad was very large and we had many boys with a num- ber of points to their credit. Topping the list was Larry Gildersleeve, followed closely by Jim Col- osimo and Bob Sealy. This year we had about eight lettermen return- ing and they all turned in fine iobs during the season. The squad had quite a few green horns whom Coach Paige had to whip into shape in order to present a well-balanced team for the school. The inter-class meet was won by the iuniors. Close on their heels were the sen- iors, while last to cross the finish line were the sophomores. The record of the Owl Tracksters wasn't too im- pressive last year, but they are looking forward to next season with great expectation and hope to have another engaging season for the B. H. S. track fans. Up and over is the object of the Owls' top flight hurdlers, Bob Sealy and Jimmy Colosimo. Giz seems to have the edge here, but, when these two meet, a nip and tuck affair is a certainty. The hundred-yard dash is always a keyeclvup event. Here Larry Gildersleeve's muscular legs carry him triumphantly to the tape. Larry's expression seems to denote victory as his aim. At any rate, good sprint, Larry! One hundred forty-tive Spirits Excelling Keep Crowds Yelling X. ' ox' ,KE X .E4, L x Q IX .1 X-' x. X ' M2 x A - ix '-X XX ' x .J .Ie .XJ X N ' xi N. ' fa! 9, . , X a A K.. 2 'X r n Did he score? Kay, Sue, Bonnie, and Kay just don'1 seem vo know the answer. Pal perhaps knows what happened. ls she pessimistic or just murmuring a silent prayer. Everylhing musf be going our way according To PaYs and Kay's expressions. Bul, alas, our op- ponenls are perhaps endangering our goal since Kay, Sue, and Bonnie seem very much concerned. One hundred forty-seven Kay Wilkinson, Betty Foote Pot Colosimo, Sally Nichols Kay Fay, Mary Jane Slal fery, Bonnie Connor. Sportsmanshlp gf New ,...n GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Row III Nancy Brace Audrey Sherk Pam Mlller Nancy Wulls Row II Jackne Zdancevuch San dra DuFonzo Rowl Ruta Delaney Aufwnn Fun an Alice Parks 'Wm To All Well Taught WJ BOYS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Rowll Tom Kroh Duck Kessel Bxll Rog ers Jm Taleruco Rowl Lee McKmIey Jack Grlmn .lim Bibb GIRLS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row Ill Joyce Kelley Ruth Wonseftler Marilyn Dart Belly Goodeng Nancy McCracken Row ll Nancy Schneller Beverly Tmgley Rowl :ta Delaney Barbara Phillips Aluce Parks One hundred forty-eight In Memoriam So wuth distraction round hum stllled Now let hum be content' And tnmes from age to age shall buuld Hls standmg monument The students of Bradford Senior Hugh School suffered a great loss with the sudden death of their beloved frlend Frederic Alexander Meyer on January 22 1955 Hrs enthuslasm for llvmg and sincere Interest In others led hum to participate In many actuvltles He demonstrated posse and qualltues of leader shsp as a debater and as vnce presudent of the Key Club He had lust recelved the coveted Naval Reserve Officer Tralnlng scholarshup a few days before hls passing Frlck won nationwide publlcnty last summer Lawrence Housman A Dead Warrlor wh n wlth a fellow student he navigated a small motorlooat around the eastern thurd of the United States For this epic voyage of more than 5000 mules he was awarded honorary membership ln the Sons and Daughters of Pl oneer Rlvermen Born at Pittsburgh on June 25 1937 he celebrated has seventeenth birthday durung he voyage Frlck smlllng popular and friendly was admlred and respected by his classmates and teachers One hundred forty nlne 1 1 . . Q . . v 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 r . . , ' 1 - 'I . - i 1 1 1 ?vo tp:-in M Zlnfaltering ---. Y SNXX ' 'NX -, fat- -- .-1-qhi ,H-, - X Q jf, Ag Q ' 4 Xxtfff- ,5- - Q-v,,,,f, Wx. -ff iiif One hundred fifty as N53 Y 'QQ' xx in-X X :tie r- - X - -Q .. J f- 'V A 4 I ,N W - giX 'Lx . v S?..:.,,-,, V- 'S-4 l - -+Vi ' -1 ,.,f' ,-,.,.f ,I gl,-1 x 'Y tread in the fovtef tepA ef iiiuA trioaw men . . . in receiving from time people time f ff Aacred trcwt confided to my iiiaA friouef P 2 predeceuvr. H Martin V B C f Fr N f-Xe ex C i Q e Y -3L .Sv-S., A Good Heart Is Better Than he Exchange Club presented our school wnth the Freedom Shrine We thank these school spnrlted cltlzens for making copies of such famous documents available to Bradford Senior Hugh School students Wltness George Doggett s Interest as Cynthia Schattenberg and Stewart Offenbach read at his right Our Patrons Dougherty Studio Mr and Mrs Huqh A Grant Kendall RGHHIHQ Company Zippo Manufacturlng Company Bradford Natnonal Bank Cmzens Natuonal Bank Dresser Manufacturing Dlvlsuon Maxwell Oll Quaker State Oll Refining Company Speer Resistor Duvlslon Sub Deb Club Robert Turnbull of Balfour Company Eove Floor Covering Company One hundred fifty two Bradford Savnngs 8. Loan Assoctatlon . 4 Y . . I .. .. n . ,. . . . A11 The Heads In The World Bus ness lndustry Educat on Day' Teache s of Bradfo d Cty Schools prepare to vlslt local bus ness a d ndustry hosts hose suppot means s ccess to the p oductlon of our Barke Barnsdall Prmtlng Company Bradford Motor Works City Creamery Hotel Emery John B Kelley Photographer Mnles Bradford Company Pennsylvanla Electrlc Company Beckwith Machinery Company Bradford Publlcattons Incorporated Robert C Dennmg Forest Oul Corporatuon Lloyd Smuth Company Incorporated Northeastern Container Corporation Producers Bank and Trust Co Bradford Mulk Company Butter krust Baking Company Davts Bakery Dr W E Hartman McKean County Federal Savlngs 8. Loan Ass n Mr and Mrs David Harvey Phulllps Wright Monume Bradford Supply Company Chamberlaln Sales Company General Garage Company Koch Chatley Memornal Chapel A Muller 8- Son Lumber Company The Picture Shop ntal Works Miss Ruth M Ballard Blrd Well Surveys Bodnne Hardware Company Bradford Coca Cola Bottlung Company Bradford Tru Tred Company Davld N Brown 8- Son Harold C Bauschard E W Bussett 8. Son Inc Boylston Chevrolet Motors Incorporated Bradford Dental Soclety Bradford Wood Products Case Pomeroy Oll Corporation One hundred fifty three I i - - i . r r i l rt i w r u r ' r. I . , - I . , . . . , . 1 1 Cnty Carpet 81 Linoleum Company Margaret M Cullman A J Douglas 81 Co Insurance Agency East End Motors Emery Hardware Company Equipment 8. Supplues Incorporated Frozen Foods Harold C Goldstein Grumth A Herold N A Jones Myron W Matson Dr Edwln J Medden Muslc Center Northeast Motors Oll Marketers J C Penney Company Ruchgas Smuth Newton Oll Company Stewarts Market Thessen Brothers Veterans of Foreign Wars I Multon Cralg Charles A Day Duro Lute Company Eastern Royaltnes Incorporated Emery Hotel Tax: Company Incorporated James R Evans Company Incorporated Mr and Mrs W D Gallup Hanley Company Johnson Wullys Sales 81 Servnce Inc Joseph Marks Furniture Company McDowell 81 McDowell Roger E Maller Custom Photographuc Service Nnchols Clothlers Odells Televlslon 8. Appliance Order of Rainbow for Girls Pennsylvama Grade Crude Onl Assocuatlon Rich and Company Incorporated Sankners Servace Statnon South Penn Oll Company Taylor Photo Shop Tuna Valley Savings 8- Loan Association Zona Phu Sororlty Mr Robet S nth sho s M s George Bell, Mr Duhart and other area teachers firsthand the manufactu e of a Zlppo lighter One hundred fifty four . . ., ' I I I ' l . ' , . . . . , , . . . f . . , . . , . . r m' w r. , r ' ' . Cake Shop Clark 8. Humphrey E W Hardware Supply Morgan D Frampton Hollenbeck Funeral Chapel Charles Leaster Plumbmg Lodge 3124 Loyal Order ot' Moose Ott 81 McHenry Robertson Motors Incorporated Sabra J Shatara Jlm Story Plumbing 8. Heatlng Hardware Campbell Super Market Dana Clothners J A Fltzglbbon Attorney Healy Insurance Agency Ken s Atlantnc Service Malone 8. Maeder Corporation A J Olsen Company Propers Greenhouse Victor H Samuelson The Smlth Agency Tuna Ma nufacturung Company Wllson Refrigeration Company Debonalre Club A 81 P Market Andersons Duner Andersons Seven Duals Station Make Balbo Beezer Electric Appliance Joseph A Bottone Painting 8- Decoratung Dr W D Abbott Andersons Seven Duals Ash Shoe Store Robert Bauer Agency Blalrs Drug Store At Bradford Motor Works Mr Hayes turns educating M Clark Mss Sm th Coach Wilco a d other s t ng teachers on drlll g tools which a e mporta t to our oll ndustry Bovaurd 8- Seyfang Manufacturlng Co One hundred fifty five ' r. , i i , n vi ii ' in r i n ' l - . . . . , , . . Dr. J. A. Kervin E. H. Kleiderlein, Jeweler l , . . I , . , , , . , . , . . . . . , . , . Mr. Joseph Cleary of The Era shows Miss Stewart. Mrs. Smith and other interested educators the workings of the Assoc'ated Press teletype machine. B P 0 Elks Club :,d:234 Hotel Bradford Bradford Laundry and Dry Cleaners Bradford Music House Bradford Sterling Service Browns Boot Shop BOOST THE OWLS Ralph Campogiani Grocery Julian A Carson Clayton Realty G Buz Cohen Charles O Conaway Custom Mens Shop De Caspers Pennycan Deluxe Cleaners Robert A Ellison Office Supplies Fashronland W D Fisher Ornamental Iron Frredmans Clothing and Shoes Murray R Garber Attorney Glles Sterling Service Goodbody and Company Goodman Pipe Corporation A Gordon Landscape Service Joseph Graff Greer and Alec: Jewelers One hundred fifty sux Griffin Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Floral Company Journal Milling Company Service Incorporated Transportation System Brown s Cleaners Sarah Burns Shop Cantwell Johnson Incorporated Oscar S Carlson Paul Coburn Francis H Colllgan Agency Cong ress Street Diner George H Daggett 8- Company HC Trinity Chapter Order of Dernolay Downs Furniture Company Ernst The Florist Faulkner s Market Fishkin Clothuers Galanls Restaurant Leo J Galllna Accountant Giles Typewriter Company Goodman Brothers Incorporated B F Goodrich Store Graef Cutting 81 Coit Graham Florist A Z Greenberg Sales Co Incorporated S I . . . , 1 , I 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 - - 1 , . . 1 - 1 - 1 . . , . , . . . , . , 1 - 1 1 , . . ., - 1 Gustavson 8. Anderson Hartburg Cleaners Thomas K Hendryx Ms C D Henlme The Home Grocery Howard 81 Van Tune Hull Electruc Incorporated Jack and .lull Shop C J Johnson Company Johnstone Landscape Service The Kuddne Shoppe Kwalnty Master Market Levys Lous Modern Shoe Shop Mackowsku Agency L E Mallory 8- Son Market Basket McCoy Furmture Melody Cleaners Monagos Floor 8. Wall Covernng Motor Inn Fulllng Statlon Rudolph C Nelson Agency Henry Onofruo Attorney Option Hotel Parts Cleaners 8- Dyers Parkway Super Market Mr Marshall Le Vue expla s to Mr Getz Mrs Pollock M Bell Mss Pascarella Mlss Herbert and vlsm g nstructors the vue busmess takes of B I E Day Hall s Grocery Healy Funeral Home Hermes Kendall Statnons Hoover 81 Gelbel Kendall Statlon Dr and Mrs Gordon S Huff Louls J Huss Jansen Dental Laboratory Johnsons Restaurant The Johnston Store Kens Llttle Folk Shop Lauffenburger Erection Company Compllments of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lorch Dr and Mrs C L Luckett Mann Street Dnner Marne Beauty Shop Raymond T Maurey Insurance McQulIkln Plumblng Company Vlrgunla Loveland Mules Mont: 8. Booth Garage Nash 8- Nash OMara s Sunnybrook Dalry Oppenheum s Shoe Store Henry W Orrls Jeweler Packard Bradford Incorporated Park Furniture Store Stanley Pecora 81 Sons One hundred tlfty seven . ' in , , . , r. , i , . ...n i ' w ' . . . . I , . r. . . ' ' ' , ' I . , . Arthur L. Jones A. W. Klinger Company, Incorporated I , . . . . . , , . . . . , , . ' I , - , ' I At the Spee Res sto Corporat on s Seward Avenue p ant M Schoch Mr Smnth M Thomp son and Jumor H gh s Mr Jacka a e sho n cne of the phases ca bon must go th ough befo e manufac ure of a Speer s p oduct Penn Realty Company W R Peorua Mark J Perrott George W Peterson 81 Company Powells Pharmacy Prmgle Powder Company Ralphs Fnne Shoes Readmgs Nataon Wade Store Dr and Mrs Edward J Roche H B Rosenfield 8K Sons Russells Barber Shop Sheas and McKean Theaters The Sherwun Wllllams Company Singer Furmture Smger Sewing Machune Company F O Stark 81 Son Ray L Sturm Insurance Swanson Cngar Store Gaeteno J Suppa Market Taschler Loan Company Taylors Furmture Thrufty Cleaners A Future Student Wolfe and Wolfe Attorneys Thanks to Our Patron Yampolskl Brothers One hundred flfty elght Pennhllls Club Pepsi Cola 81 Mnsslon Beverages Perry s Eats N Sweets Poplel Trucking Company Princess Shop Producers Monthly Relsner Auto Parts Rew Food Market Rogalsky Studio Rosen s Furmture A Friend Ruth Brothers Shelgren s Cabmet Company Sigma Alpha Phu Fratermty Carl Sunger Used Furmture Star Garage Company J A Stull Funeral Home Carl E Swanson 8: Sons Herman Swanson Sweelys Pharmacy S K Tae Taylor Roofing Company R A Welsenbaler 8. Sons Frank A Whnte Boost the Owls A Fruend Incorporated r l r l ' l , r. , . .' , r. - , ' i ' . r w f I' Y t r . G! J if gf X X x- .U T F ' I, tbl ll A- , - u , N-ja - T ' QS '. l- X x Y ,, 'X A. 0 QP 1, ,. A Q' v .f s l 5' . . Q. ' x Xl F .X ' 'fax xl 'L X fh ' xx - T :, X XC, 5, 'z r ,. y b l ,., , . ' N. X '1' ge' X V 'f ' -i 1:-6 T ' - ' C 'x . h l ,I A ' 'x ', nw 6 v' -F -' . . , . 1 x . I I q 1 - . . , . . . . . , Jr. ' I u . . . , , . , . . . I ' ' . . t I a . S F Zelgler DDS A8-B Electrlc Company Bradford Motor Parts Company Cannon Shoe Store Charles Fraluch Greenwald s Incorporated Rose E Krelnson Incorporated R T Mutzabaugh Park Drug Store Incorporated A Staff Member Class of I9'l8 Mr Barnhart Mlss Keefer, Mlss Harper and many other teachers of the Bradford and area school system hear a Butter Krust employee explain the worlungs of a bread balung machine Belmont Quadrangle Drullung Corporation Duckson Insurance Agency Congress Street Moblle Statuon Gibson Flower Shop Ideal Label 8. Box Company A Friend Notre Band E J Urban Rubber Stamps A Well Wnsher Cnty Cleaners The Garrett Conkllns Qualuty Cash Store A BARKER Supporter Ideal Garage Studley Muslc House Edgar Bagley General Contractor Howard Matthews Abe Yasgur Furniture Nuhnl Sune Labore One hundred fifty nlne Glamour Beauty Salon Good News Book Shop XY N, 'XXX' S Q11 T 1 6 sg 1 Tl Q . -' .Q xr ,, illj 1 vine QXXQEC, ,WYKJ . ,Q Lytl-,6'l1l'5if'lT Id EJQXQ H xl ' n Q L J 7. fix' .. 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