Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)

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wf .4 ff., , Q -.-pgrg . 1 -f-mia, E N I R ,L A This year the senior class was under the leadership of William Byron, presi- dent, Richard Asay, vice-president, June Fox, secretary, and Barbara Bouch, treas- urer. ln the picture, June, Richard, and Barbara are seated, Bill is standing. E i T950 . . . The year of graduation . . . For us Seniors this is the biggest moment in the first half of this century. But let us stop for a moment to look into our magic mirror to see those reflections of our high school days. Do you see us as we were on our first day in Ford City High School? How exciting that day was! The year flew by and soon it was time for our freshman prom. Then camethe big event of the year-our Junior High Commencement. Do you see us when, at the beginning of the next term, we moved into the Senior High? Remember the wonderful time everyone had at Kennywood? Gazeonce more into that mirror. Do you see how many more activities in which we gradually participated? That spring we had two big events. We gave our junior class play-The Hangman's Noose. Our iunior-senior prom was also a gala event of the spring. Now, can you see our images as seniors becoming clear? In December we had our senior class play-A Date With Judy. Soon we were being called into the auditorium to dis- cuss problems pertaining to our graduation. To- ward spring we were caught in a whirlpool of activity. There were the junior-senior prom, Bac- calaureate services, class-night, and finally graduation, when one hundred thirty-seven sen- iors assembled in the auditorium to receive their diplomas. Senior class sponsors and homeroom chairmen are pictured at the right. Stand- ing are Marvin Russell, Frank Kreutzer, and Mr. Sowers. Seated are Phyllis Seli- ers, Pat Kiene, Mary Ann Olinger, Mrs. Baker, Miss Shubert, Miss Ward, Mrs. Adams.

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W ' RICHARD ASAY Ace Deservedly elected our most athletic .. three-year football Ietterman and captain this year ...E equally flashy on basketball floor for two years hopes to enter college next year always seen with Rick, Walt, and Ed . . . nice-looking and a good fellow. HELEN BARBER Helen Brilliant all-around student . . . hopes to be a teacher Carolyn in The Hangman's Noose as- sistant-editor of Trireme has a very friendly disposition chums with Pat attendant to Miss Athena in the Buhl PIanetarium's Latin Show. ANNA MARIE BECK Bea Eager to become a Iady in white adores sports, especially foot- ball!!! one of our future home- makers longs for Home EC class Trireme Staff runs around with Betty . . . has expres- sive eyes nice to know. SALLY BISH Sal Has a lovely contralto voice in girls' ensemble one of Ford City's representatives at county chorus wants to be a beauti- cian or a housewife wonder which?? .. . she and Lucille often make a twosome active and rather quiet . BETTY BRYANT Betty New York, here she comes she'Il certainly make a friendly nurse a member of the F. H. A. for two years and Tri-Hi-Y for three the announcer for the Kittan- ning-Ford City Choral Society's Ra- dio Program always seen with Ronnie Oh! what a cook. LAM. ,. c--.c..cAL......s.... . , 'iv 't is 'x r 'si' A .1' 'L 'W 1 'f S I ' .Y ,qi sv ' ,. ,. - A- ,I '- .- -A - - I . JEANNINE AXTON Jeannie Wants to become a secretary in girls' and mixed choruses has a way with words winner of the American Legion scholarship essay contest likes to bowl gives the Penn Transit Bus Co. plenty of business ... writing abil- ity valuable to the Trireme. , FRANCES BARTEK Fran A female Chopin ... and she sings too!! she is a skilled pianist and organist plans to continue her music studies . . . loads of fun to be with keeps you enter- tained with those witty remarks ... Trireme Staff has' literary tal- ent, too. PATRICIA BINDER Pat Wants to nurse the war veterans back to health attended band and chorus festivals likes to diet historian for the F. H. A. quite loquacious and has a jolly laugh . . . sings solos at church in Kittanning .. . fancies parties. BARBARA LEE BOUCH Bouchoven Future teacher of music active president of band and orchestra one of our giggling second sopranos in senior ensemble the lonely physicist dates on intramurals comes up with some witty remarks at times, wrong times. DORIS BUHITE Doris Was a member of girls' chorus another girl who thinks that a woman's place is in the home . . . likes to sew and is clever at it spends her noon hour with Donna, Joanne, and Glenna has lovely dark hair. an