Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1960 volume:

THE I960 f Ex Libris AWARDS Columbia Scholastic Press Association 1958 • • • 2nd Place 1959 • • • 1st Place 1960 • • • FOREWORD 1 The 1960 edition of the PINE KNOT has been published with one objective: to capture on its pages one complete year. We realize that life in school is such a multitude of happenings that it would be impossible to completely relate all of them in black and white. If this book serves as a bridge to the past and brings forth wonderful memories it then will have fulfilled its objective. With these though is held on high we proudly present the 1960 PINE KNOT. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassman Junior High Student Activities 50-63 FACULTY ADMIN Dr. Jack B. Hetrick received his A.B.S. in Education from Slippery Rock State Teachers College in 1942. Assuming the duties of Superintendent of Grove City Joint Consolidated Schools, he continued to gain and strive for knowledge. He received his Masters and Doctors Degrees in Education from Pitt University. Dr. Hetrick taught science and math in Evans City and biology in Butler High School. His never ending search for knowledge is an inspiration to all. Dr. Jack B. Hetrick, Superintendent Mr. Robert McMichael began serving as Junior High Principal in 1956. A graduate of Slippery Rock State Teachers College, he received his Masters in Education at Penn State. Mr. McMichael previously served on the faculty at Marion and Fairview township schools. Experience and education have given him a sound foundation to enable him to perform his administrative duties with dispatch and confidence. Mr. Robert McMichael, Junior High Principal Mr. Morrison Orr, Senior High Principal Mr. Morrison L. Orr assumed the duties of Senior High Principal at the beginning of this school year. Mr. Orr received his education at Edinboro State Teachers College and his graduate work at Pennsylvania State University. He taught at Cambridge Springs for eight years and one year at South Butler. He served as acting principal of Knoch High School before coming to our school. 6 m v Miss Joan McNeish, Clerk Miss Ruth Snezick, Secretary to Mr. McMichael OFFICE PERSONNEL Miss Helen Spanberger, Clerk Miss Mary Ann S holds, Secretary to Dr. Hetrick Mrs. Barbara Krenitsky; Spanish LANGUAGES A world shrinking in time and distance makes it necessary to have citizens skilled in other languages besides their native English. The goal of our language department is the laying of the foundation for spealdng, reading, and writing skills in English, Latin, French, and Spanish. Students must learn to read intelligently, interpret accurately the meaning of the written word, and be able to communicate by speaking correctly, lest they be misled by terms they do not understand. The competitive spirit in the world today stresses the importance of a better-than-adequate vocabulary and a working knowledge of more than one language for success in life. Miss Sally Soppitt; English Mr. Robert Gates; Latin-English Mrs. Alice Ketler; Reading Mr. Ronald Millar; Science and Biology Mr. John Turner; Physics Carolyn Reed checks Buckley and Lewis. Mr. Bennie Adams; Science 11 Mr. Homer Christie; General Science Doug Peterson checking readings in chemistry lab. Miss Lucile Uber; Algebra Mr. James Thomson; Math-Science Mr. Wade Skelton; Algebra, Trig. Mr. Daniel Remley; Math MATHEMATICS Mathematics is extremely important in the highly technical age of today. Grove City High School offers general math, algebra, plane and solid geometry, business arithmetic, and trigonometry to train the students to understand the role that mathematics plays in the affairs of today. It is the goal of the mathematics department to equip the students with the techniques of modem mathematics in all fields. Mr. James Hassel; Math Mr. Myers Hoffman; Math Miss Martha Hosak; Geometry BUSINESS A variety of business courses are offered at Grove City High School to prepare those students who are interested in a business career and also those who want to use business skills in their personal lives. Shorthand, clerical practice, office practice, sales and law, typing, and bookkeeping are offered to the students to train them in all aspects of business life. Mrs. Ruth Wellington; Business Mr. Glenn Miller; Math Miss Alice Coyer; Business Mrs. Eleanor Niece; Business 13 Miss Clara McCarl; History-General Business Mrs. Helen Uber; History Miss Carol Williamson; History SOCIAL STUDIES A careful study of man's past experiences can provide an understanding of much of today's happenings. World History offers to the sophomores a study of the world of yesterday-its lands and peoples. The juniors study American History in order that they may understand and appreciate their own country's background. The problems of modem society and a study of the United States government are offered to the seniors in Problems of Democracy classes. The social studies program is one integrated to help the students to leam about the world and to make it a better place in which to live. Miss Leona Taggart; History Mr. Abe Ruben; History Mr. John Hummel; History • • ♦ Mr. Robert Crawford; Geography Mr. Richard Noel; Geography Mr. Edward Cochrane; History 15 Mr. Lew R. Matthews; Music Instructor FINE ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Miss Marilyn Bolam; Music Instructor Mr. Grant Thompson; Music Instructor Carol Reiber and Emma Jane Sloan Creating Stick Designs 16 Mr. Edward Johnson; Art Mrs. Sally Franke: Jr. High Art Creativeness is the watchword for the Fine Arts and Industrial Arts Departments. The music department offers the students an opportunity to practice and perform in the band and in chorus singing. The department's major project is the annual presentation of a concert during Christmas season. In the art department the students can easily display their originality in their own projects and in those they do for the school. The Industrial Arts Department provides the opportunity for the students to display their talents and to develop good working habits. All of these courses enable the students to share creative ideas with each other and to develop their own talents in special projects. Mr. Frederick Behringer: Industrial Arts Mr. Paul Fleming: Industrial Arts Mr. Glenn Adams; Industrial Arts 17 Mr. Kenneth Westlake; Driver Training Miss Isabel Gilmore; Guidance Miss Josephine DeWoody; Special Education SPECIALIZED FIELDS The specialized fields in education are vocational agriculture, driver training, library, science, speech, and special education. They complete the program of services offered by our school to develop creative and experimental abilities and to enable our students to gain a broader scope of knowledge and practical learning that will build a firmer foundation for the future. Miss Anna Belle Hamilton; Librarian 18 Mrs. Genevieve Neely; Librarian Mrs. Jane Williamson; Nurse Mrs. Anna O'Neil; Nurse Miss Esther Urey; Guidance Mr. Oscar Paden; Vocational agriculture Mrs. Donna Stumpff; Speech 19 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education program at Grove City High School is designed not only to help each student develop physically, but also to stress the growth of character and sportsmanship in each student as he participates in the many activities that are offered throughout the school year. The girls participate in tumbling, modem and square dancing, deck tennis, duck pin bowling, badminton, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and softball. In addition to the usual seasonal sports, the boys enjoy tumbling, rope work, and track fundamentals. Mrs. Marlene Davis; Physical Education Miss Barbara Boyts; Physical Education Mr. Richard Bestwick; Physical Education Mr. Earl Zinkham; Physical Education Mr. Eugene Forker; Health HOME ECONOMICS In the Home Economics Department, the girls have the opportunity to develop their homemaking skills. As they leam about the management of a household and about the many phases of family living, they gain social poise and the knowledge of how to become better citizens at home, in school, and in their local community. Miss Eleanor Lewis; Homemaking Mrs. Helen Pederson; Homemaking 21 Mrs. Mila Bovard; Homemaking Helen Donaldson proves sewing takes concentration Aiman, Jack V ______ Allen, David Basham, Jean Bowers, John Bortz, Karen Bell, James Bennett, Robert Bice, Wayne 25 26 Christensen, Karen Cooper, Paul Clark, Bruce Clark, Glenn Clark, Linda Cover, Richard Class of ’60 Coulson, Maxwell Covert, Barbara Cummings, Sara Dickson, Howard Daniels, Helen Daugherty, Charles Donaldson, Helen Deniker, Linda Dannels, Duane Donley, Judy 30 Harper, Thomas - ’ V Hutcheson, Carolyn Hinds, Richard Hockenberry, Herbert Class of ’fin Hedglin, Twila Hindman, Gladys Humphrey, Rita Homer, Richard Johns, Donna Knepper, Jay Jones, Thomas Ketler, George King, Robert King, Nancy Knauff, Eugene Klingensmith, Juanita 32 Kozakovs ky, Verna Lewis, Louise Kutlus, James Lamb, William Lathrop, Margaret Labor, Gloria Leach, Ronald Lengel, Martin Lewis, Richard McConnell, Sherrie Long, Charles MacDougall, Robert McBride, Keith McCoy, Carol McCluskey, Bonnie Lizzie, Carol Lumley, Edward McCullough, Robert McFarland, David Mathieson, Bonnie Mathieson, Patricia Mook, Jayne Paganelll, Myrtle Anne Pardoe, Donald 36 Rains, Noble Peterson, Douglas Class Petrarca, Charine Parfinsky, Roberta Patterson, Martha Paxton, Donald Phillips, Donald Reed, Carolyn Pollock, Bonnie 37 Reese, Charles Rongaus, Edward Reznor, William Reiber, Carol Richards, Cathy Rossi, Carol Rider, Bruce Reynolds, Eric Rossi, Natalie Rouse, Robert Shumaker, Walter Royle, Mary Sansom, Gary Ryder, Larry Seivers, Kenneth Shreffler, Larry Silverman, Carol Senft, Henry 39 Sloan, Emma Jane Smith, Norma Snyder, James Sopher, David Snyder, Thomas Smith, Sherry Snyder, Joyce Steck, Charles Styers, James Sutherland, Gary Tarr, Rita Thomas, John Class of ’fin Stevenson, Sally Stull, Erla Swope, Ruth Thompson, David Sturgeon, Pamela Thompson, James Toth, Paul Turner, Jerry Walter, Clyde Turner, Judy Vincent, Robert 42 Webb, Tedd Whitfield, Lance White, Richard West, Thomas Class of ’fin Westlake, Valerie Wible, William Weston, Jackie Webster, Carol Wei ton, Richard Winters, Paul Zimmerman, George Zellmann, David Wood, James ADVISORS: Miss Barnes Mr. McClelland Miss Taggart Miss Soppitt Mrs. Stumpff Miss Williamson MOTTO: We Are What We Make Ourselves COLORS: Silver and Pink FLOWER: Rose HOMECOMING COURT: Queen Carol McCoy Aides Karen Bortz Carol Lizzie 1st Row: Carol Palmer, Gloria Labor, Sherrie Petracra, Sara Neal, Jim Snyder, Cathy Richards, and Lynda Faull. 2nd Row: Rick Reynolds, Norma Smith, Bonnie Pollock, Nancy King, Don Pardoe, Kay Campbell, Bill Reznor, Pam Sturgeon, John Capron, and Sally Stevenson. Jane, Nancy King, expresses opinion of rehearsal to Ted and Rhonda. Senior Play OUR MISS BROOKS” Coach Longacre, Bill Reznor, berates Ted Wilder, Don Pardoe, before Miss Brooks, Kay Campbell. 45 AIMAN. JACK R.D. 2 Grove City Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3.4. ALLEN. DAVID 509 Spring Street Academic A.V.A.C. 2.3. Vice-President 4; Band 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Book Club 2, President 3,4. BASHAM. JOANNE R. D. 4 Grove City General A.V.A.C. 3,4; Chorus 1; Dramatic Club 1; F.B.L.A. 2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Girls- Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3. BELL, JAMES SOS Spring Street Academic Honor Society 4; Science Club 3, President 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Student Council 4; Football 2, Manager 3,4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4. BENNETT, ROBERT 619 Bar more Avenue Academic Football 3; Basketball 3. BICE, CAROL LEE North Street Extension Business A.V.A.C. 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 3; F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hl-Y 2; Girls' Ensemble 3; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. BICE, WAYNE 139 1 2 South Broad Street General BORTZ, KAREN East Pine Street Extension Academic Dramatic Club 3. Pine Knot. Business Manager 4; Grover Star. Advertising Manager 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Class Officers, Treasurer 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; F.N.C. 2; Girls’Sports 2,3,4; Homecoming Aide 4: Oulll and Scroll 4. BOWERS. JOHN R.D. 4 Mercer General MARIAN BREESE R.D. 4 Grove City Business A.V.A.C. 2.3.4; Dramatic Club 2.3; F.H.A. 2.3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; G.A.A. 3. BRINKLEY, LES R. D. 4 Grove City General Science Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Football 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2,3,4. BRUCE, MARY 610 Riverside Drive Commercial A.V.A.C. 4; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; F.F.A. 2. BUBECK, MERLE 437 Summit Street Academic Science Club 1; Monogram 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. BUCHANAN. HELEN R.D. 6 Mercer Academic Dramatic Club 3,4; Art Club 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Grover Star 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Girls’ Sports 3.4. BUCKLEY, JACK R.D. 2 Grove City Academic SENIOR ACTIVITIES Dramatic Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3.4; Smdent Council 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3.4; Track 3. 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Class Officer 2,3, President; Key Club 2.3.4. BUCKLEY, JEAN R.D. 2 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 2,3.4; F.N.C. 2,3.4. BUCKLEY, PATRICIA R.D. 1 Grove City General G.A.A. 3,4; F.N.C. 2,3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls’ Sports 3,4. BURGESS, SHIRLEY R.D. 6 Mercer Business Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play 4. BURKE. MARGARET 1014 South Center Street Academic Dramatic Club 2; G.A.A. 3.4; F.N.C. 2,3, 4; Junior Class Committee 3; Girls’ Sports 3. BUTLER, WILLIAM R.D. P6 Mercer General Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4. CALDERONE. DAVID 700 Superior Street Academic Band 4. CAMPBELL. ALLEN R. D. 4 Grove City Agriculture Band 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2, Treasurer 3, President4. CAMPBaL. KAY 70S Stewart Avenue Academic Band 2.3; Dramatic Club 3.4; F.T.A. 2. Treasurer 3,4; Library Aides 2,3, Vice President 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Class Officer, Vice President 2. CAPRON, JOHN S10 Woodland Avenue Academic Band 2; Dramatic Club 3,4; Grover Star 2; Football 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4. CHAMBERS. SANDRA 409 West Main Street Academic G.A.A. 2.3.4; Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jiaiior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; F.N.C. 2.3,4. CHEMBARS, ANDREW R. D. 2 Grove City Agriculture F. F.A. 2.3,4; Monogram Club 4; Football 3,4; Track 4. CHRISTENSEN. KAREN 401 Oakland Avenue Commercial Dramatic Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3; Art Club 4; G. A.A. 2; Grover Star 3; Honor Society 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; F.N.C. 2.3. CLARK. BRUCE Ketler Drive Academic Band 2; Art Club 4; Monogram 3,4; Student Council 2.3.4; Football 2; Basketball 2.3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Class Officer Vice President 4; Key Club 2,3,4. CLARK, GLENN R.D. 3 Grove City Academic CLARK, LINDA 627 Princeton Street Commercial F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 2.3; G.A.A. Tri-Hl-Y 2,3,4; Girls'Sports 3,4. COLEMAN, DAVE 418 South Center Street Academic Monogram Club 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. CONNERS, RICHARD 526 North Center Academic Honor Society 4; Monogram Club 4; Student Council 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Track 2.3; Class Officers. Treasurer 2, Vice President 3. President 4; Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4. COOPER, PAUL R. D. 2 Grove City Academic Band 2,3.4. COULSON, MAX R.D. 4 Grove City General COVER, RICHARD 140 Garden Avenue General Dramatic Club 3,4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee. COVERT, BARBARA R.D. 2 Grove City General Chorus 3; G.A.A. 3.4; F.N.C. 2.3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Girls' Sports 3,4. CUMMINGS, SARA MAE R.D. 1 Grove City Commercial Chorus 4; F.H.A. Historian 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.4; Girls'Ensemble 3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Biology Club 2. DANIELS. HELEN R.D. 6 Mercer Business F.B.L.A. 2.3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3. DANNELS, DUANE 117 West Main Street Business F.B.L.A. 2,3, Historian 4; Basketball Manager 2,4. DANNELS, GARY 117 West Main Street Academic Hi-Y 1; Basketball Manager 2. DAUGHERTY, CHARLES 509 Oak Hill Drive Academic Art Club 4; Stage Crew 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3. DEN1KER, LINDA R.D. 1 Grove City F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Junior Class Production 3; Biology Club 2. DICKSON. HOWARD R.D. 1 Grove City Academic Science Club 4; Track 4. DIERKER, CAROL R.D. 3 Slippery Rock General Dramatic Club 3; Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3; Biology Club 2. DONALDSON, HELEN R.D. 1 Jackson Center General F.H.A. 3,4. DONLEY. JUDY R.D. 2 Volant Academic Dramatic Club 4; G.A.A. 2.3; Trl-Hl-Y. Chaplin 2. DUMBROSK1, JOHN R. D. 1 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 4; Stage Crew 2,3; Football 3.4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 2,3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 3,4. DUNLAP, EDWARD R.D. 4 Grove City Academic Science Club 3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. ELDER. GEORGE R.D. 4 Grove City FARAGHER, IDA BETH R.D. 2 Academic Dramatic Club 3.4; G.A.A. 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Senior Class Play Committee 4; F.N.C. 2. FAULL, LYNDA 534 Stewart Avenue Academic Chorus 3,4; Dramatic Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3; Pine Knot 4; Grover Star 4; Library Aides 2, 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Class Production Committee 3. FERRY, BARBARA R. D. 2 Grove City Commercial A.V.A.C. 4; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 4. FINK, ELSIE R.D. 1 Volant Academic A.V.A.C. 3.4; F.H.A. 2, Vice President 3. President 4; Pine Knot 3,4; Grover Star 3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Class Production 3; Honor Society 4. FISHER, KAREN R.D. 4 Grove City Commercial Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2,3,4. FORBES, JAMES R. D. 2 Jackson Center Academic Basketball 2,4; Track 4. FORSYTHE, RICHARD 448 McConnell Street Academic Science Club 3, Secretary 4. GEORGE, DAVID 309 Woodland Avenue Business Band 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. GEYER, ALLEN R.D. 2 Grove City Academic Art Club 4, Science Club 4. GREGG. CLIFFORD R.D. 6 Mercer General A.V.A.C. 2,3.4. GREGG. ROBERT R.D. 2 Grove City Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3.4; Track 2. GUINN, MARY ANN 402 Poplar Street Academic Chorus 2; F.H.A. 2.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y2,4; Junior Class Production 3; F.N.C. 2.3. HAMILTON, LORETTA 129 South Center Street General F.H.A. 2.3.4; G.A.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Senior Class Play Usher 4. HANNAH. JAMES R.D. Grove City Academic HARPER. THOMAS 635 Liberty Street General Science Club 3,4; Wrestling 2.3. HECK, CHARLES R.D. 2 Grove City General Wrestling 2. HEDGLIN, TWILA 401 North Street Academic Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, President 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Junior Class Production 3; F.N.C. 2.3. HINDMAN, GLADYS R.D. 3 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 3; F.H.A. 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. HINDS, RICHARD R. D. 4 Grove City General HOCKENBERRY, HERBERT R.D. 2 Grove City Academic HOMER, RICHARD 804 Superior Street Academic Band 3.4. HUMPHREY, RITA 1107 West Main Street Academic Band 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Girls' Sports 3.4; F.N.C. 2.3.4. HUTCHESON. CAROLYN R. D. 2 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 3; G.A.A. 3; Library Aides 2,3,4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2.3,4. JOHNS. DONNA R.D. 6 Mercer Business Chorus 4; F.T.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Junior Class Production 3. JONES. BARBARA R.D. if4 Grove City General F.H.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. JONES, EILEEN 231 Grace Street Commercial Chorus 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3, Corresponding Secretary 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Grover Star 3,4; Honor Society 4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Biology Club, Secretary 2. JONES, THOMAS 336 East Main Street Business Dramatic Club 3,4; Art Club 2; Stage Crew 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. KETLER, GEORGE 334 State Street Academic Monogram Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Football 2.3.4; Track 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2.3,4. KING, NANCY 325 North Center Street Academic Art Club 4; Pine Knot, Artist 3,4, Editor 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Grover Star 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee Chairman 3; Girls' Sports 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2.3; Quill and Scroll 4. KING, ROBERT 143 North Center Street Academic KLINGENSM1TH, JUANITA R.D. 2 Grove City Conun ercial Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Trl-Hi-Y 3. Vice President 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Play Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee. KNAUFF, EUGENE R.D. 2 Grove City General F.B.L.A. 3.4. KNEPPER, JAY 914 Sunset Avenue Academic Science Club 4; Track 2; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Biology Club 2. KOZAKOVSKY, VERNA R.D. H6 Mercer Commercial F.B.L.A. 3.4. KUTLUS, JAMES Box 471, Grove City General Football 3.4; Basketball 3,4. LABOR, GLORIA 307 Garden Avenue Commercial A.V.A.C. 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2, President 3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Majorettes 3, Head Majorette 4. LAMB, WILLIAM 217 East Pine Street Academic Honor Society 4; Track 3; Senior Class Play Prompter 4; Basketball Statistician 2,3. LATHROP, MARGARET 428 East Washington Boulevard Academic Chorus 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Honor Society 4; Girls' Ensemble 2; F.N.C. 2. LEACH. RONALD 140 East Main Street Academic Monogram Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2,3,4. LENGEL, MARTIN R. D. 6 Mercer Academic LEWIS, LOUISE 315 West Washington Blvd. Academic Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3; F.N.C. 2.3,4. LEWIS, RICHARD R.D. 1 Volant Academic A.V.A.C. 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Basketball 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. LIZZIE, CAROL R.D. 2 Volant Business Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; F.N.C. 3.4; Homecoming Aide. LONG, CHARLES 609 Superior Street Academic IUMLEY. EDWARD 152 Edgewood Avenue Academic Stage Crew 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3. Mac DOUG ALL. ROBERT R.D. 3 Grove City Academic A. V.A.C. 2,3. President 4; Science Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Prom Committee. McBRIDE. KEITH R. D. 1 Grove City Academic Honor Society 4; Monogram 2.3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3.4. McCLUSKEY, BONNIE 310 Oakland Avenue Business Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Art Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. MCCONNELL, SHERRIE 418 Flower Avenue Academic F.B.L.A. 3.4; G.A.A. 4; Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. McCOY, CAROL 401 Woodland Avenue Business Band 2,3; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 3.4; Pine Knot 3,4; Grover Star 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls'Sports 3; Class Officers, Secretary 2,3,4; Honor Society 4. McCullough, Robert 1307 West Main Street Academic McFarland, david R.D. 2 Volant Academic Monogram Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. McKEE, PAUL R.D. 3 Grove City General Prom Decorating Committee 3. MATH EBON, BONNIE 211 Lincoln Avenue Commercial A.V.A.C. 4; F.B.L.A. 3.4. MATHIESON, PATRICIA 618 Riverside Avenue Academic G.A.A. 3,4; Junior Class Committee 3; F.N.C. 2.3, Secret ary-Treasurer 4. MILLER, FLORENCE R. D. 4 Grove City General Chorus 2.3; Dramatic Club 4; F.H.A. 2.3; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 4; F.N.C. 3,4. MOOK, JAYNE 407 Highland Avenue Business Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 2,3,4. MOON, KENNETH 301 McDowell Street Academic Band 2,3. Treasurer 4; Chorus 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2.3,4. MOORE. CAROL 118 1 2 South Broad Street Academic Dramatic Club 2.3.4; G.A.A. 3, President 4; Grover Star 3; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4; Thespian Society. MOORE, MARDA East Pine Street Extension Academic G.A.A. 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y. Chaplain 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3.4; F.N.C. 2. Vice President 3. President 4. MOSS FORD, BONNIE 530 Craig Street Academic Band 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4. MULHALL, JANE 124 Tidball Avenue Academic Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 3.4; Grove Star 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Girls' Sports 2.3,4; F.N.C. 2.3. MUNDT, HOWARD R.D. 1 Grove City Academic Monogram Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Track 2; Junior Class Production 3; Key Club 2,3,4. NEAL, SARA R.D. 6 Mercer. Pa. Academic Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Pine Knot 4; G.A.A., Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Thespian Treasurer 3; Treasurer 4. NEELEY, REBECCA R.D. 2 Volant General Tri-Hi-Y 4. ORANGE, NICK R.D. 6 Mercer General Art Club 3; Science Club 3; Stage Crew 2, 3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. PAGANELLI, ANNE MYRTLE 313 South Broad Street Academic Dramatic Club 2; Pine Knot 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Grover Star 2,3, Editor 4; Library Aides 2,3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 4. PALMER, CAROL 1008 Sunset Avenue Commercial Dramatic Club 2.3,4; G.A.A. 2.3. Secretary 4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Thespian Society, Secretary 3,4. PARDOE, DONALD R.D. 3 Slippery Rock Academic Pine Knot 3,4; Grover Star 3,4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3,4; Wrestling 2; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Thespian Society 4; Biology Club, President 2: Key Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. PARFINSKY. ROBERTA 808 Cedar Avenue Business Dramatic 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Senior Class Play. Student Director 4; Junior Class Production 3; Thespians 4. PATTERSON, MARTHA 515 West Main Street Business PAXTON, DONALD 300 Edgewood Avenue Academic Basketball 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Key Club 2.3,4. PETERSON, DOUGLAS 1007 Columbia Avenue Academic A. V.A.C. 3.4; Science Club 4. PETRARCA, CHARINE 504 Liberty Street Academic Dramatic Club 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4. PHILLIPS, DONALD R.D. 1 Volant General POLLOCK, BONNIE 235 West Pine Street Academic Dramatic Club 4; F.T.A. 2.3,4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Grover Star 4; Library Aides 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 4; Biology Club 2. RAINS, NOBLE R. D. 2 Grove City Academic Science Club 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. REED, CAROLYN 620 Liberty Street Academic Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2, Treasurer , Secretary 4; Girls' Sports 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Biology Club 2. REESE, CHARLES R. D. 3 Grove City Academic Science Club 4; Basketball, Manager 3, Statistician. REIBER, CAROL 312 East Main Street Academic Band 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2, 3. Vice President 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Grover Star 4; Honor Society 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Majorette 3,4. REYNOLDS, ERIC 224 West Poplar Street Academic A.V.A.C. 2,3; Dramatic Club 4; Football 2; Senior Class Play 4. REYNOR, WILLIAM 406 West Washington Blvd. General Dramatic Club, President 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. RICHARDS, CATHY 325 Lincoln Avenue Academic Band2,3,4; Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3; G.A.A. 3,4; Grover Star 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4. RIDER, BRUCE 402 McConnell Street Academic Art Club 4; Science Club 4; Prom Decorating Committee 2. RONGAUS, EDWARD R.D. 4 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 2; Art Club 2,4; Science Club 4; Stage Crew; Wrestling 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. ROSSI, CAROL 422 Rainey Avenue Academic A. V.A.C. 3.4; Dramatic Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2; G.A.A. 3; Junior Class Production Committee 3. ROSSI. NATALIE 315 Lincoln Avenue t Academic A.V.A.C. 2; Band 2,3, Librarian 4; G.A.A. 3; Honor Society 4; F.N.C. 2. ROUSE, ROBERT 429 Maple Avenue ROYLE, MARY R.D. 1 Grove City Business Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Tri-Hl-Y 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. RYDER, JAMES R. D. 2 Grove City Agriculture F.F.A. 3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. SANSON, GARY 644 Stewart Avenue Academic Track 4. S El VERS, KENNETH R.D. 2 Grove City Academic F. F.A. 2,3; Junior Class Production Committee 3. SENFT, HENRY 1216 Edison General SHREFFLER, LARRY R.D. 1 Volant General Stage Crew 2. SHUMAKER, WALTER R.D. 1 Volant General Science Club 2; Stage Crew 2,3,4. SILVERMAN, CAROL ANN 37 Ketler Drive Academic G. A.A. 3.4; Tri-Hl-Y 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; F.N.C. 4; Biology Club 2. SLOAN, EMMA JANE 316 Garden Avenue Academic Band2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 3.4; Grover Star 2, 3.4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Majorette 3,4. SMITH, NORMA Dramatic Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Class Officers, Treasurer 4. SMITH, SHERRY 61 Hillcrest Circle Academic Dramatic Club 2,3, Vice President 4; F.T.A. 3, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2.3. Treasurer 4; Grover Star 2; Student Council 4; Junior Class Comminee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. SNYDER, JAMES 809 Stewart Avenue Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. SNYDER, JOYCE 809 Stewart Avenue Business F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Tri-Hl-Y 2.3, Treasurer 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4. SNYDER, THOMAS 513 East Pine Street General Science Club 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. SOPHER. DAVID R. D. 3 Grove City Academic Football 2,3. STECK, CHARLES Mercer Road Academic STERNBt, RAY 413 Lincoln Avenue General Stage Crew 3,4. STEVENSON, SALLY 520 Woodland Avenue Academic Band 2,3; Dramatic Club 2; F.T.A. 3, President 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Biology Club 2. STULL, EARLA R.D. n Volant Commercial Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Production Comminee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Thespian Club 4; Biology Club 4. STURGEON. PAM 613 Woodland Avenue Academic G.A.A. 3.4; Grover Star 3,4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production Committee 3; Girls' Sports 3,4. STYERS, JAMES 249 Liberty Street Academic SUTHERLAND, GARY R.D. 2 Grove City Academic Dramatic Club 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Junior Class Production 3; Thespian Society. SWOPE, RUTH R.D. 1 Grove City General TARR, RITA Cranberry Road Academic Dramatic Club 4; F.N.C. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Senior Class Play Committee 4. THOMAS, JOHN 404 Opre Avenue General Monogram Club 3,4; Football 2.3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3.4; Prom Decorating Comminee 3. THOMPSON, DAVID 118 Windield Drive Academic Art Club 4; Science Club 4; Prom Decorating Comminee 3. THOMPSON, JAMES 516 Superior Street Academic Band 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Biology Club. Vice President 2. TOTH, PAUL 521 Stewart Avenue Academic Band 2.3.4. TURNER, JERRY 212 East Pine Street Academic A.V.A.C. 2,3.4; Band 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3,4; Junior Class Production 3; Thespian Society 3,4. TURNER, JUDY 301 North Center Street Commercial F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Class Production Prompter 3; Senior Class Play Committee. VARCO, JAMES R.D. 6 Mercer VINCENT, ROBERT 217 State Street Academic A.V.A.C. 2.3.4; Band 2,3.4; Science Clii 3.4. WALTER, CLYDE R.D. 4 Grove City Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3.4. WATTERS, DONALD Box 471 Academic Art Club 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3.4; Prom Decorating Comminee 3. WEBB, TED R.D. 6 Mercer Academic A. V.A.C. 2,3, Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4. WEBSTER, CAROLE 504 North Center Street Academic Band 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 4; G.A.A. 4; F.N.C. 4. WEBSTER, RICHARD 614 Superior Street Academic Band 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Decorating Comminee 3. WELTON, RICHARD R.D. 2 Volant General Monogram Club 4; Football 2.3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3,4. WEST, THOMAS 414 Spring Street Academic Band 3; Art Club 2,4; Stage Crew 2,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. WESTLAKE, VALERIE 312 West Main Street Business F.B.L.A. 2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Comminee 4; Junior Class Production Comminee 3. WESTON, JACKIE R.D. 4 Grove City Commercial F.B.L.A. 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4. WHITE, RICHARD 620 Princeton Street General Band 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Prom Decorating Comminee 3; Key Club 3,4. WHITFIELD, LANCE Box 471 General Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. WIBLE, WILLIAM 716 Superior Street Academic Art Club 2,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3. WINTBtS, PAUL 804 Spring Street Academic A.V.A.C. 3.4; Band 2,3.4; Dramatic Club 3.4; Honor Society 4; Senior Class Play Manager 4; Junior Class Production 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Biology 2. WOOD, JAMES 241 1 2 South Broad General Football 2. ZELLMANN, DAVID 115 Tidball Avenue General Chorus 2,3,4; Track 2.4. ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE R.D. 6 Mercer General Wrestling 3. Baker, Charles Baker, Donna Bice, Gary Birnley, Kenneth Bollinger, Ronald Blakely,Joyce Addison, Robert ine Baker, Ralph Aiman, William Barlow, James Alessio, Esther Bartholomew, John « Christie, Schultz, and Skelton get ready for spectator rush. Atcheson, Richard t Mb Bennett, John Blakely, Bonnie Bollinger, Russell Brophy, Wayne Bruce, Carol Brumbaugh, Carole Brunson, James Buzard, Linda Carroll, Marilyn 52 Carruthers, Mike Cookson, Lynne SANTA PINATA Covert, Ruth Crouch, Van Cummings, David Dawson, Charles Dickey, Bruce Doersch, Cynthia Dunham, Marilyn Dunn, Gary Dye, Lawrence Eakin, Vicki Edmiston, Edwards, Ronald Virginia Chanedet, Dan Clegg, Caryn Cooke, Marie Cornelius, Gary Coulter, Gerald Covert, Robert Daniels, Carole Doersch, James Dailey, Dick Dawes, Judy Dresch, Joyce Dumbroski, David Eakin, Lorraine Miss Bolam conducts Christmas Elford, Calvin Concert. 53 Class of ’61 Evans, Bonnie Ferry. William Filer, Dianne Filer, Gary Foster, Jack Frey, David George, Eleanor Graham, Kay Gregg, Judy Grundy, Diane Hamelly, Robert Hannah, Elaine Heasley, Donna Heasley, Judy Rita Humphrey gives P.O.D. report as Gloria Labor looks on. Guarnieri, Onorina Harmison, Scott Hinkson, Sandra King, Norma Kinney, Bradford Knauff, Harry Knauff, Nancy Knisely, Howard Kreiter, Nancy 54 MacRae, James McCoy, Linda Me Knight, Keith Majchrzak, Donald Mathieson, Judi Buckley and Humphrey prepare sign for Eagles. McNees, Roberta McCurdy, Darlene McNeish, Lorna Mannozzi, Anna Martino, Bertrum Menke, Raymond Messina, Diana Liggitt, Ellen Long, Jean Lewis, Linda McAninch, Linda McAninch, Richard Magee, David Mick, Rosalie McCutcheon, McEwen, Richard Shirley McWilliams, Macri, Rita Gary Dennis Jackson portrays Swedish Lumberjack. 55 Class of ’61 Midea, Lucy Moore, Patty Murdock, John Nagle, Dale Osborne, Roberta Osborne, Sandra Overmlller, Nevin Palmer, Edward Painter, Connie Pears, Phoebe Perrine, Robert Pesek, Martin Peters, Chuck Popieski, Daniel Royer, David Ruley, Marty Schultz, Carol Runk, William Sherman, Richard Sams, Betsy Shaffer, Bernard Sansom, Prudence Savolskis, Richard Shaw, Thomas Simon, Mary Ann Neely, Melvin Patrick, Robert Purvis, William T Rudolph, Kathy Schlicht, Chester Simpson, Patty 56 Spanglehour, Jack Thomas, Edward Welton, Clarence Whitesell, Ruth Wise, Jerr r Smith, Sherry Smally, Melvin Squires, Scherron Steffee, Susan Uber, John Wagner, Janet Sowers, Joe Sopher, Wanda Spanberger, Gladys Sterrett, John Stodolak, Pat Swezey, Robert Wigley, Verda Wildeman, Robert Williams, Lynda Williamson, Barbara Winger, Dianne Wolff, Thomas Wood, Robert Wray, Mary Wygal, Richard Zenobi, Jerry 57 Class of ’62 Bennett, Judy Bollinger, Delores Breese, Eleanor Buchanan, Dixie Christie, Amelia Adams, Madge Alessio, Virginia Beany, Dave Bedillion, Bill Bell, David Benson. Barbara Bollinger, Gerald Brophy, Judy Bentlage, Ria Billick, Mary Ann Paul Winters listens and waits. Bimley, Judy Boozell, Sara i ■ Brown, Jane Blakely, Larry Bortz, James Bryant, Betsy Buchanan, Zelda Christley, James Burk, Lawrence Clark, Mary Buzard, Larry Corner, Charles Chembers, Marcy Christensen, Margaret Cressman, Lois Cummins, Sandy 58 Dalrymple, Curtis Deniker, James Cunningham, Larry De trick, Etta Mae Dunham, Bill Dunn, Larry Daniels, Mary Jo De Remer, Sandra Dye, Richard Dannels, Larry Doersch, Barbara Elliott, Donna Gregg, Caroline Gursky, Mary Ann Heasley. Bill Hassler, Peter Gwazdouskas, Hamilton, Alfred Diane Hedglin, James Hensel, Patty Donaldson, Eugene Douglass, James Elliott, Shirley Fennell, Dave Glessner, Kathy Grimm, E)onna Hardesty, Andrew Hassel, Francis 59 Class of ’62 Hunter, Carolyn Johns, Donald Jones, Vivian Leddy, Bruce McClung, Virginia Hindman, Penny Hunter, Karen Johnson, Richard Kays, Harold McCracken, Harry Homer, Nancy Jenny, Tom Jones, Clarence Ketler, James McAninch, Lynn McHugh, Judy Jones, Dave Lanigan, Lucinda McCarl, Tom McKay, Marta t Lee, David Hines, Sandra Hoffman, Shirley Lockhart, Donna Luli, Roger McCullough, McCutcheon, Dave Robert Hovis, Susan Jensen, Rennie Huntley, Charles Ithen, Jeff Bott and Petracra check book shelves. 60 McKinley, Delbert Mohn, Robert O’Conner, Mark Pryce, Amanda Reynolds, John Moon, Edward Moore, Tom Neely, William Nemet, Joe Orr, Charles Pearson, Norma Petuch, Donna Phipps, Meryl Lee Pryce, James Richards, Sandra Randolph, James Raybould, James Royle, Donald Samson, Jo Anne Reeher, De Wayne Samuels, Gary McWilliams, Cheryl jk Miller, Donna Nicholson, Ross Pollock, Joan Remley, Dan Smalley, Gloria 61 Swogger, Terry, John Charlotte Townley, Ed Trefonoff, James Uber, Linda Uber, Mary Webster, Tom Welton, Cheri Young, Walter Zagst, Milton Tighe, Barbara Thompson, Richard Mrs. Williamson conducts hearing tests for Jim Forbes. West, Nancy Wilson, Eugene Thornbury, Walter Uber, Eva Wallace, Robert Wise, Bob NOT PICTURED Alfreno, Judy Bowie, Ann Bowman, Joanne Brown, Eleanor Dailey, Sandra Fink, Christine Grim, Francis Hawthorne, Doris Hoffman, Judy McCandless, Sara McDowell, Mary Rossi, Andrea Russell, Mary Sievers, Dave Steppacher, Paul Weston. Shirley Wilson. Ed Wilson, Larry Wray, Betty Biel, Loretta Bollinger, David Bubeck, Michael Caldwell, Edward Clark, Betty Cummings, Mary Gravatt, James Hedglin, Tom Hoffman, Shirley Jervis, David Kelly, Rosalie Throckmorton, Tom Uber, Gary Walters, Ed Young, Mary Parquette, Mary Schettler, Scott Stenger, George Swope, Joyce Thomas, Antonia Warner, Catherine Weber, John Wilson, James 62 Mr. Wade Skelton shows use of Transit Typical typing class. Chuck Baker and Joe Chambers in woodworking class. Source of heat for G.C. H.S. 63 Jones, McConnell, Palmer, and Fisher; Tomorrow's Secretaries. Hamburger Delights prepared by our chefs, Mrs. Alice Fink, and Miss Leoria Hedrick. v f t CLASSES Annable, Larry Baker, Donald Bennett, Nancy Bollinger, Lee Ann Byard, Carolyn Armour, Mary Ann Bashline, Betsy Bentlage, Franny Armstrong, Tom Armstrong, Wally Georgia Ziccardi prepares to launch balloon for science fair. Book, Bruce Bortz, Sandra Bovard, Leslie Calderone, Robert Campbell, Rosena Capron, Lucia Arnold, Clarence Arnold, Tom Bell, Barbara Bell, Nettie r Blair, Carolyn Blanchard, Lawrence Buchanan, John Burnett, Richard Carland, Fred Carr, Marvin 66 Clark, Betsy Clelland, Elaine Coast, William Cole, Edgar Collins, William Davis, Thelma Dickson. John Doersch, Violet Dunkerly, Chester Dunkerly, James Eakin, John Gahagan, James Gasper, Robert Geary, James Conners, Jeffrey Dulaney, Francis Filer, Shirley a ish. Graham, Ronald Hamelly, John 67 Class of ’63 Hodgson, Barb Harper, James Haylett, Patty Hoffman, Sandra Hoffman, Paul Henderson, William Hutcheson, Ed Hetrick, Beth Jamison, Judy Jones, Ronnie Knisely, Mildred Klingensmith, Carl Kreiter, Joan Lightner, Sharyn Lizzie, Tom Rhodes, Bennett, Skelton, and Armstrong join knowledge in Mr.Miller's Class. Lumley, Ann Lyons, Cathy Knauff, Gloria La Caze, Clara McAninch, Libby McBride, Carolyn McCandless, Bonnie McCluskey, William McFarland, Lois McGill, Sara Hindman, Guy Johnson, Mary Knauff, Loretta McAninch, Nancy Mcllwain, Terry 68 McKee, Jean McNeish, Anna Mannozzi, Orrin Mathieson, Karen Morgan, William Morrow, John Mulqueen, Carol Mulqueen, Karen Patterson, Vance Patrick, Barbara Rambo, Jeanne Reisinger, Terry Parenti, Rosemary Pesek, Joe Renouf, Audeen Reynolds, Joe Matuszewski, Elizabeth Murdock, Jean Palmer, Shirley - K Puntureri, Tom Rider, Tom Mellon, Loretta v Morgan, Susan Mutdosch, Timothy Patterson, Audrey Rains, Judy Ritenour, Lewis 69 Class of ’63 Shaffer, Mary Snyder, Richard Squires, Roger Thompson, Dave Robb, William Royer, Paula Royer, Warren Roxberry, Dorothy Sams, Robert Shaw, Arthur Spanberger, Francis Stull, Sally Students learning English under Mr. Schultz Surrena, Barb Sweetapple, Joe Shaffer, Carol Smalley, Raymond ! Sonntag, Judy Thompson, Ester Throckmorton, Linda Turner, Bonnie Turner, Jeanne Ruley, Marshall Shaffer, Jeanne r Sowers, Kay Thomas, Dave Turner, Phyllis 70 Uber, Carol Veatch, Vivian Vechnak, Gary Vincent, John Vinton, Linda Wallauer, Bruce Walter, William Wardian, Richard Wardman, Judy Watt, Betty Westler, Barb Waugaman, Cheryl Wigley, Sylvia Weber, Ed Wilier, Richard Williamson, Mary Bell Winger, Dixie Winger, Jack Wolfe, Marilyn Ziccardi, Georgia Zimmerman, Gary NOT PICTURED Bashline, E)on Bower, Charles Chambers, William Cooke, William Cooper, Curtis Cover, Robert Ferry, Bonita Forker, James Hackett, Bob Hughes, Richard Jackson, Deanne Lengel, Kenneth McDougall, Linda Mathieson, Karen Montgomery, Dave O'Brian, Bob Osborne, Lois Rodemoyer, Judy Snyder, Joe Snyder, Richard Nancy King That's a good one 71 Class of ’64 Bovard, Linda Adamsv Barbara Basham, Filmore Bowser, Paul Alfreno, Mary Bentlage, Petra Boycan, Judy Bollinger, Sally Boyd, James Bollinger, Stanley Braine, Jeannette Bartholomew, Dave Bennett, William Bowden, Charles Breese, Donna Brenneman, William Burk, Frank Brinkley, Geraldine Burk, Fred Brown, Barbara Brown, Steve Brumbaugh, Sandra Bumbaco, Joseph Butler, Ronald Campbell, Ronald Chanedet, Charles Chisholm, Clifford 72 Corner, Barry Crouch, Colin Dietrick, Susan Elder, Wayne Fales, Gary Clark, Linda Clark, Mark Clegg, Cheryl Collar, Karen Collins, Marshall Cummings, Stella Dannels, Carol Dillaman, Larry Dodds, Karen Daniels, Daryl Dresch, Linda fi De Laurentis, Barbara Dulaney, Wanda Dickson, Ronald Edmiston, Ed Elliot, William Ellis, David Evans, Bill Filer, John Farren, Terry Ferguson, Joyce Ed Rongaus shows creative ability. A 73 Class of ’64 Fink, Kenneth Frank, Susan Gregg, Evelyn Hedglin, Darlene Hosack, John Jones, Jonathan Fleming, Terry Fleming, Van Gills, Jo Lynn Grossman, Pamela Hedglin, Vernie Jervis, Carolyn Kelly, Jean Formani, Richard GUIs, William Hamilton, George HUliard, Diane Johnson, Arnold Kinder, Connie Foust, David Gregg, Barbara Harrison, Judy Hoffman, Jean Jones, Elizabeth Hanna, Dave Hinde, Margaret Jones, Darlene Kloss, Carol Geisman, Lois Gregg, William Hedglin, Judy Jack, Ramona Jones, Virginia Foster, Kay Goodwin, Majorie 74 Knode, John Lutes, Harry McCurdy, Nancy McAninch, Becky McAninch, Kathy McDougall, McKeon, Charles Karen Lee, Larry McClenahan, Charles McLaughlin, John Lumley, Aileen McCoy, James McNees, John Lumley, Kathleen McCrea, Donna McTaggart, William Mathieson, Carol k ' Mohn, Carol Moon, Bonnie Maxwell, Jack Montgomery, Carol Moon, Patty Meals, Kenneth Montgomery, Darlene Morgan, Walter Mick, Roger Mook, Patty Morosko, Ronald Miller, Alex Miller, Pauline F.F.A. demonstrating advantages of a hired hand, (electric) 75 Class of ’64 O’Brian, Tom Orahood, Robert Myers, Carolyn Osborne, Sally Neely, Josephine Ousley, Beverly Pareriti, Alex Pearce, Ronald Priester, Kathryn Reed, John Robinson, Judy Russell, Othel Sarlie, James Robinson, Richard Rodgers, Joe Rossi, Ann Saylor, Barbara Saylor, Catherine Schettler, Suzanne Nordstrom, Fred Patterson, Wayne Petuch, Anna Rector, Mary Ann Royer. Darla Schlicht, Cathy 76 Schlicht, Connie v Shaw, Caroline Sherman, Gerald Sonntag, Karen Todarello, James Schodlatz, Susan Shaw, Ellen Sopher, Gary Surrena, Edwin Todd, Ida Mae Shaffer, Tom Shaw, Barbara Shaw, Mary Shaw, Robert Shawgo, Carol Shawgo, David Simpson, Donna Sipe, Marcia Skelly, Jeanne Smith, Robert Sturgeon, Gregory Surrena, Christina Sterner, Leslie Spanglehour, Tom Teare, Patricia 77 Williamson, William Winger, Sherrie Uber, Robert Walters, Virginia Zimmerman, Shirley Uber, William Urey, Donald Van Voorhies, Carolyn Wardman, Robert Webster. Terry NOT PICTURED Wildemon, Patricia Beck, Larry Braham, Penny Cochrane, Gary Collar, Richard Dumbroski, Phyliss Emanuele, Rosemarie Glaister, Dorothy Guthrie, Dennis Hoffman, Basil Kapp, Dennis Mattace, Michael Morrison, Harry Trowbridge, Ted Turner, Debby Wulfert, William Girl meets Boy” Mr. Ed Cochrane and daughter Margie; Jamie Orr and father, Mr. Morrison Orr attend school wrestling match. 78 Class Alessio, John Boylan, Nancy Bumbaco, John Burk, Margaret Book, Susan Brandon, Judy Benson, Dave Armstrong, Richard Birnley, Ron Bollinger, Alan v Booze 11, Eloise Braine, Walter Burns, Todd Bowden, Betsy Bowman, James Brophy, Keith Brown, Donna Butcher, Claudia Buzard, Russell Campbell, Karen Campbell, Kathleen Campbell, Patty Campbell, William Carothers, Becky Bollinger, Bonita Boyd, William Brumbaugh, Robert Carpenter, James 79 Class of ’65 Collar, Robert Covert, Jerry Carruthers, Robert Collar, Shirley Covert, Karen Chisholm, Karen Cress, Jack Conners, Tom Dailey, James Cookson, Timothy Coryea, Judy Darcangelo, Judy Davis, Mary Jane Dearborn, Linda DeGregory, Dave DeMarsh, Dickson, Larry Gary Lee Dunn, Jerry Dye, Phyllis English, Gladys Ferguson, James Filer, Gary Filer, Gary Filer, Karen Doersch, Linda Dumbroski, Tim Faivre, Marcia Filer, Ronald Fales, Shirley Filer. William 80 Forker, Dave Furlong, Kathy Gabig, Barbara Geary, Mary Flowers, Jeff Fisher, Carl Gildersleeve, Marjorie Guntrum, Sam Heasley, Dean Glass, Linda Gregg, Shirley Gwasdouskas, Josephine Hardesty, Kathleen Heckathorne, Dale Hedegor, Susan Hedglin, Walter Hensel, Gordon Hickson, Sherry Hockenberry, Karen Hoffman, Tom Hogue, Geanne Gregg, William Grossman, Helen Guntrum, Bonnie Harshaw, Patty Hedglin, Gary Hawthorne, James Hedglin, Homer Heasley, Pearletta Hedglin, Rodney Hoagland, Pam Holmes, Joe Bob Elsdon and Larry Annable are preparing science projects. 81 Class of ’65 King, Richard Lightner, Wayne McAninch, Dennis Jenny, Joyce Isenberg, Sandra Jack, Mary Lou Jones, James Jones, Nancy Joseph, Gary Knauff, Clifford Kaitenbaugh, Mary Kennedy, Carl Labor, Sally Leone, Kay King, Linda King, Mike Lewis, Leslie Lightner, Richard McCandless, Nancy McCarl, Joseph McCarl, Wayne McClung, Michael 82 McConnell, Jean Me Knight, John McWilliams, Lucinda Mechler, Gary Miller, Linda Mullen, David McConnell, Merle Me Knight, Robert Manne, Barry Melick, Gayle Montgomery, Beverly I Neely, William McLean, Don Mattice, Joseph Mellon, Nancy Moon, David O'Conner, Linda Dennis McAninch using diagram to find adjectives in sentences. Maxwell, Thomas Miller, James Moon, Margaret McCool, Tom McConnell, Jane McKay, Bill McNeish, Jane McDougall. Carolyn McMichael, Becky Mattocks, Ron Miller, Charlotte McDowell, Don McNeish, Fred Mathieson, Larry Miller, Hugh 83 Class O’Conner, Robert Pagni, Robert Parker, Gary Percy, Bob Perrine, Fred Olson, Pam Osborne, Susan Osborne, Vicki Parquette, Dave Patterson, Marshall Peters, Linda Peters, Phyllis Pizor, Bonnie r Remley, Dave Reynolds, Robert Rhodes, Don Richardson, James Riddle, Lesley Rider, Robert Rhodes, Johanna Rice, Sondra Robson, James Rodgers, Jerry Paganelli, Rogene Penman, Lynn Pollock, Nancy Reiber, William Richards, Kenneth Rodgers, Mike 84 Rongaus, Wayne Samuels, Joyce Scott, Myrtle Smith, Philip Steese, Robert Teare, Becky Rostas, Linda Rouse. William Russell, Hulbert Rust, William Ryder, Donna Skelton, Jane • Squires, Don Smiley, Barbara Stabile, William Stowe, Dave Mary Ann Rector during one of Mr. Cochrane’s epic makingtests. 85 mmmmm Veatch, Linda 9 Vinton, Kathy Wall, Mary Jane Wallwork, Robert Walter, Carol Watt, Kay Wachoff, Charles Welton, Fred Westlake, Kenneth Whetzel, David Whitesell, William Williamson, Marlene Williamson, Ricky Wilson, Robert Wilson, Gary Wind, Craig Winder, Rickie Winger, Susan Wise, Linda Wygal, Don Young, Mary Lou Zellmann, Mary Zook, David Booke, Bruce Butler. Robert Cakean, Jerry Ferguson, David Fitzgerald, Dave NOT PICTURED Hancock, James Heasley, Pearletta Kelly, Ed McConnell, Margretta Merritt, John Metheny, Richard Myers, Barbara Pety, Sue Skelton, Mary Wallwork, Robert 86 Barnett, Beck, Bartholmew, and Bennett sketching models in shop class. Mary Ellen Lamb and Lois Geisman studying the use of Trippense Barbara DeLaurentis and Beverly Raybould learning about Europe. Carolyn Van Voorhis assuming duties of library. Jane McConnell and Mrs. Mila Bovard in Can She Bake a Cherry Pie. Mohn, Jack, and Harrisson comparing notes for Mr. Crawford’s test 87 STUDENT ACT tr IVITIES PUBLICATIONS PINE KNOT GROVER STAR Lynda Faull; Mr. Nial McCamey. Adviser; Nancy King, Editor and Artist of PINE KNOT. The year of 1959 proved to be a successful one for the publications of Grove City High School. The PINE KNOT was awarded First Class Honors by Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The book was rated excellent on division pages, theme, captions, designs, details, underclass section and activity section. The final summary stated, You Have Presented a Great Wealth of Material in an Organized Fashion. The GROVER STAR was placed in the First Honor Class by the National Scholastic Press Association. The rating sheets indicated excellent in all departments. The final summary stated, A Very Good Job By Capable Energetic Staff. Graduation of most of the staff members made it necessary for a new staff to be selected. The present members feel they will continue to maintain the Standards of-59. Anne Paganelli, Editor of GROVER STAR Karen Bortz, Advertising Manager of STAR and PINE KNOT; Betsy Sams; Dave Rector, Assistant Editor of STAR and Sports Editor of PINE KNOT; Dave Braine; Don Pardue, photographer of PINE KNOT and STAR. Ed Townley, Mary Young, Sandy Cummins McCamey, McCutcheon, Vath, Stewart, Westlake, Billick during annual publications dinner. The Fourth estate enjoy banquet McCamey, King and Bortz during New York trip. Bortz and Faull say cheese as Rector looks on. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Mr.Forker, Advisor; Daniels, Carole; Pollock, Joan; McBride, Kay. 2nd Row; Neely, Bill, Treasurer; Evans, Bonnie; Neal, Sara; Smith, Sherry; McCoy, Carol, Secretary; Bell, Jim. 3rd Row: Clark, Bruce; Buckley, Jack; Wise, Bob; Conners, Dick, President; Jervis, Dave. With the end of the 1959-60 school year, the Student Council marked one of its most active years under the skillful guidance of Mr. Eugene Forker. The Student Council is an important organization in our school. These class-elected representatives make it possible for the entire student body to voice their opinions on matters of importance. This year the Student Council was in charge of the planning of Parents Night at athletic events, the Winter Festival, and the Homecoming activities. HONOR SOCIETY A goal that is prized by all Grove City High School students is membership in the National Honor Society. A committee studies the evaluations of the students and selects the members upon the basis of their past record. 1st Row: Rossi, Natalie; Chambers, Sandra; McConnell, Sherrie; Reed, Carolyn; Reiber, Carol; Fink, Elsie. 2nd Row . Bell, Jim; Dierker, Carol; Petrarca, Sherrie; Fisher, Karen; Christensen, Karen; McCoy, Carol; Lamb, Bill. 3rd Row: Thompson, Jim; Sturgeon, Pam; Pardoe, Don; Jones, Eileen; Guinn, Mary Ann; Moon, Ken; Lewis, Ed. 4th Row: Webb, Ted; Turner, Jerry; McBride, Keith; Turner, Judy; Stevenson, Sally; Allen, Dave; Conners, Dick. 92 1st Row: Rayl, Bob; Johns, Don; Dunn, Gary; Sherman, Richard; Ruley, Martin. 2nd Row: Pardoe, Don; Kenney, Brad; Bubeck, Mike; Buzard, Larry; Howe, George; Neely, Bill; Webster, Dick. Not Pictured: Moon, Ken; Adams, Tom; Jackson, Dennis. 3rd Row: Dumbroski. John; McLean, Jim; Carruthers, Mike; Walters, Ed; Neely. Melvin; White, Richard; Swezey, Bob; Mundt, Howard. 4th Row: Leach, Ron; Buckley, Jack; Ketler, George; Capron, John; Bubeck, Merle; Bartholomew, John; Brinkley, Leslie; Rictor, Dave; Paxton, Don. KEY CLUB One of the outstanding honors that can be given to a boy in GCHS is to be a member of Key Club, a nationwide high school service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Participating in the March of Dimes drive in January and collecting the articles for use at the Mercer County Children's Home in the fall are two of the chief service projects the members perform each year. Mr. David McClelland is the advisor of this organization. Bell; James, Sec.; Braine, Dave, Treas.; Clark, Bruce, V.Pres.; Conners, Dick, Pres. 93 Allen and Neely prepare movie for Key Club. 1st Row: Mannozzi, Anna; Dannels, Larry. 2nd Row . Heasley, Donna; Basham, Joanna; Royle, Mary; Ferry, Barbara; Baker, Donna; Doersch, Barbara; McBride, Kay; Graham, Kay. 3rd Row: Kozakousky, Verna; McCurdy, Darlene; Carroll, Marilyn; Addison, Robertine; McConnell, Sherrie; Gregg, Judy; King, Norma; Mathieson, Bonnie; McHugh,Judy. 4th Row: Burgess. Shirley; Daniels, Helen; VVeselinski, Esther; Simpson, Pat; Whitesell, Ruth Ann; Messina, Dianne; Westlake, Valerie; McNeish, Lorna; Filer, Diane; Cummings, David. 5th Row; Butler, Bill; Turner, Judy; Johns, Donna; Snyder, Joyce; Hoffman, Nancy; Breese, Marian; Doersch, Cynthia; Covert, Ruth; Klingensmith, Juanita; Clark, Betty; Knauff, Eugene. The Future Business Leaders of America Club is one with a three fold purpose-promoting better understanding between students and community, developing competent, aggressive business leadership, and encouraging members in establishing themselves in business. This year the club helped organize new chapters in other schools. 1st Row: Sansom, Prudy, Reporter; Bruce, Carol, V.Pres.; Cummings, Mary, Pres.; Jones, Eileen, Corresponding Sec. 2nd Row: Bice, Carol, Recording Sec.; Hockenberry, Diane, Treas.; Miss Coyer, Advisor; Dannels, Duane, Historian. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Darlene McCurdy and Ruth Ann Whitesell learning use of business machines. 94 1st Row; Humphrey, Rita; Thomas, Toni; Webster, Carol; Osborne, Bobbie; Reed, Sue; Bott, Virginia; Uber, Linda; Christie, Amalie; Ladd, Paula; Elliott, Donna. 2nd Row: Rudolph, Kathy; Brenneman, Joyce; Sopher, Wanda; Hindman, Penny; Neal, Sara; Chambers, Sandra; Hutcheson, Carolyn; Jones, Vivian; Covert, Barb; Whalen, Maureen. 3rd Row: Burke, Maggie; Lockhart, Donna; Dunlap, Linda; Brown, Eleanor; McCandless, Sara; Birnley, Judy; Richards, Sandy; Liggitt, Ellen; Frank, Mary; Lewis, Louise; Silverman, Carol Ann. 4th Row: Swope, Joyce; Slater, Pat; Bryant, Betsy; Fink, Christine; Homer, Nancy; Cummings. Sandy; Tarr, Rita; Mathieson, Judi; Uber, Eva; Miller, Florence; Kelly, Linda; Lewis, Linda. 1st Row: Smith, Sherry, Parliamentorian Historian; Mathieson, Patty, Sec.Treas.; Mick, Rosalie, V.Pres., Program Chairman. 2nd Row: Mrs. Williamson, Advisor; Moore, Marda, Pres. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA By joining the Future Nurses Club a girl learns about all phases of nursing which helps her decide if nursing is the career for her. The girls do volunteer work at the Grove City Hospital and work in the Medical Room under the guidance of Mrs. Jane Williamson. Frank, Elliot, and McCandless give physical to Sherry Bennett. 95 Carolyn Hutcheson gives first aid to Raymond Billig. 1st Row: Montgomery, David; Delaney, Francis; Robb, Bill; Carr, Marvin; Hindman, Guy; Cummings, David; Cooke, Bill. 2nd Row: Dunkerley, James; Rider, Tom; Haag, Harry; Webster, Gary; Klingensmith, Carl; Mcllwain, Terry; Weber, Ed. 1st Row: Walters, Clyde; Donaldson, Eugene; Orr, Charles. 2nd Row: Kaufman, Oscar; Doersch, Jim; Bell, Dave; Heas-ley Bill, 96 1st Row: Chambers, Joe, Treas.; Campbell, Allen, Pres.; Elder, George, V.Pres.; Gregg, Bob, Sec. 2nd Row: Mr. Paden, Advisor; Cornelius, Gary, Chaplain; Whitehouse, George, Sentinel; Aiman, Jack, Second President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship is the primary purpose of the FFA. A1 Campbell and Bob Gregg received the honored Keystone Farmer Degree. The FFA Demonstration Team received 4th place at the Mid-Western Contest and 8th place at the State Contest. The boys operate the refreshment stand at the football games. This year proved to be a huge success with the selling of 470 pounds of peanuts and 194 pounds of hot dogs. 1st Row: Bollinger, Russell; Peters, Charles. 2nd Row: Wilson, Eugene; Knauff, Harry; Snyder, Jim; Ryder, Larry; Beatty, Dave; Jones, Clarence. Knauff, Nancy; Chambers, Mary; Elliott, Shirley; Guinn, Mary Ann; Patterson, Martha; Clark, Linda. 1st Row: Osborne, Sandra, V.Pres.; Miss Lewis, Advisor; Fink, Elsie, Pres. 2nd Row: Donaldson, Helen, Sec.; Cummings, Sara, Historian; Spanberger, Gladys, Treas. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Any girl enrolled in a homemaking course may be a member of the FHA. By working together the members of this club gain knowledge of home and family life. This year the FHA attended a subregional meeting, served for the football banquet and Christmas party. Other projects include sewing and sponsoring a dance with the FFA club. This year Sara Cummings was elected FFA Sweetheart. Pears, Phoebe; Biel, Loretta; Hamilton, Loretta; Hoffman, Shirley; Jones, Barbara. 1st Row: MacRae, Jim; Peterson, Doug; Bice, Carol; Breese, Marion. 2nd Row: Labor, Gloria; Ferry, Barbara; Basham, Joanne; Dawes, Judie; Fink, Elsie; Mathieson, Bonnie. MacDougall, Bob, Pres.: Allen, Dave, V. Pres.; Aimen, Bill, Sec.; Webb, Ted, Treas. Mr. Bowers, Advisor. The twenty-one members of this club are responsible for the maintenance and operation of the school's extensive audio-visual equipment. This includes a phonograph, nine slide or film projectors, five screens, two tape recorders, and three science films. In addition, there is the public address system and the television set in the All Purpose Room. Each member of the AVAC is instructed in the operation of the equipment, and must pass a test administered by the club. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB 1st Row: Winters. Paul; Sherman, Richard; Weller, Don; Lewis, Ed. 2nd Row; West. John; Turner, Jerry; Vincent, Bob; Kenney, Brad. 98 Christensen. Karen; Wyble, Bill; King. Nancy; Clark, Bruce; McCluskey, Bonnie. ART CLUB The Art Club is formed to bring together people interested in art to enable to gain greater appreciation of it in its various forms. This year posters were made for the clubs of the school as a fund raising project. The first requirement for membership has been a real interest in some phase of art. This club is under the supervision of Mr. Edward Johnson. 1st Row; Wyble. Bill, Sec.: Christensen, Karen Pres.; McCluskey, Bonnie, V.Pres.; Clark, Bruce, Treas. 2nd Row; Mr. Johnson, Advisor. Rongus, Ed; Geyer, Al; West. Tom; Thompson, Dave; Rider, Bruce; Daugherty. Charles. 99 1st Row: MacRae, Jim; Sterrett, John; Caldwell, Ed; Schlicht, Steve: Atcheson, Richard; Bennett, Jack. 2nd Row: Snyder, Tom; Pesek, Martin; MacDougall, Bob; Dickson, Howard; Pardoe, Don; Patrick, Bob; Peterson, Doug; Knepper, Jay. 3rd Row: Vincent, Bob; Turner, Jerry; Dunlap, Ed; Thompson, Jim; Harper, Tom; Brinkley, Leslie; Allen, Dave; Filer, Gary. Do you know what ionization trails are or how an atomic bomb works? If not ask these members of the science club under the guidance of Mr. Turner. Demonstration in the fields of photography, sound, static electricity, and many other scientific devices are tried by this club. To further their own knowledge of science and develope interest in science for all are the major aims of this organization. SCIENCE CLUB Bell, Jim, Pres.; Brophy, Wayne, V.Pres.; Forsythe, Richard, Sec.; Moon, Ken, Treas.; Mr. Turner, Advisor. 100 Moon, Turner. Allen, Knepper, and Thompson prepare equipment for HiFi demonstration. 1st Row: Palmer, Carol, Secretary; Labor, Gloria, Recorder; Stull, Erla; Petrarca, Sherry. 2nd Row: Pardoe, Don; Campbell, Kay; King, Nancy; Neal, Sara; Neely, Melvin. 3rd Row: Pollock, Bonnie; Sturgeon, Pam; Reznor, Bill; Ca- pron, John; Turner, Jerry. 1st Row: Dumbroski, John, Sec.; Smith, Sherry, V.Pres.; Nealy, Melvin, Treas. 2nd Row: Mrs. Stumpff, Advisor; Reznor, Bill, Pres. THESPIANS An honored award given to outstanding students is membership in the Thespian Club. In order to gain membership these students must earn ten points in field of Dramatics. 1st Row: Webster, Carol; Petuch, Donna; Stull, Erla. 2nd Row: Liggitt. Ellen; Mook, Jayne; Buzard, Linda; Neal, Sara; Palmer, Carol; Rudolph, Kathy. 3rd Row-. Evans, Bonnie; Middey, Lucy; Richards, Cathy; Dunlap, Linda; Fisher, Karen; Brenneman, Joyce; Cummings, Alice. 4th Row: Sturgeon, Pam; Smith, Norma; McKnight. Carol; Heasley, Judy; Mathieson. Judi; Campbell, Kay; Young, Mary; Bowie, Ann; Sams, Betsy. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club has as its goal the arousing of interest in dramatics to all. This year will mark the end of the guidance of Mrs. Kim Stumpff as the advisor of this organization. Mrs. Stumpff is leaving the Grove City School System. 1st Row: McKee, Carol; Labor, Gloria; Mossford, Bonnie. 2nd Row: Thomas, Toni; Squires, Sherron; Ladd, Paula; Faragher, Ida Beth; Mick, Roselie; Lizzie, Carol. 3rd Row . Covert, Dick; Wagner, Janet; Tarr, Rita; Petrarca, Sherry; Buchanan, Helen; Buchley, Jean; Buzard, Larry; Sherman, Richard. 4th Row: Towniey, Ed; Pollock, Bonnie; Lewis, Linda; Orange, Nick; Edmiston, Virginia; Kelly, Linda; Donley, Judy; Sutherland, Gary; Capron, John; Reynolds, Eric. 101 1st Row: Hensel, Patty, Alessio, Esther; Osborne, Roberta; Blakely, Bonnie; Deniker, Linda; McClung, Virginia; Gursky, Mary Ann; Christensen, Margaret. 2nd Row: Grundy, Diane; Mathieson, Judi; Painter, Connie; Fink, Christine; Uber, Eva; Sams, Betsy; Lewis, Linda; Sturgeon, Pam; Stevenson, Sally; Osborne, Sandra; Spanberger, Gladys. LIBRARY AIDS The Library Club is one of the service clubs in Grove City High School. Its membership is made up of students who are interested in fulfilling the purposes of this organization. Providing the best library service possible, helping develop understanding of a library, promoting interest in different kinds of books, and providing a background for future education are the primary purposes and aims of each library aid. Under the direction of Miss AnnaBelle Hamilton, Librarian, the Library Club also helps make our school more colorful and enjoyable by decorating the library bulletin boards and the school exhibit cases. Campbell, Kay, V.Pres.; Llggitt, Ellen, Treas.; Petrarca, Sherry, Pres. 2nd Row: Reed, Carolyn, Sec.; Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Advisor. Mathieson gives love story review to Library Aids. 1st Row: Faull, Lynda; Sloan, Emma Jane; King, Nancy; Bott, Virginia; Hutcheson, Caro- lyn; Osborne, Lois; Paganelli, Ann. 2nd Row: Campbell, Kay; Liggitt, Ellen; Petrarca, Sherry; Cressman, Lois; Reed, Carolyn; Elliott. Donna; Christie, Amelia; McNees, Roberta; Frank, Mary; Mook, Jayne. 102 1st Row: Sloan, Emma Jane; Mossford, Bonnie; Chambers, Sandra; McConnell, Sherrie; Reed, Carolyn. 2nd Row: Richards, Cathy; Humphrey, Rita; Webster, Carol; Reiber, Carol; Mathieson, Patty; Covert, Barb. 3rd Row: Petrarca, Sherry; Fisher, Karen; Neal, Sara; Mulhall, Jane; Silverman, Carol; Buck- ley, Pat; Moore, Marda. 4th Row: Sturgeon, Pam; Clark, Linda; Stevenson, Sally; Guinn, Mary Ann; Buckley, Jean; Deniker, Linda; Burke, Maggie; Pollock, Bonnie. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls1 Athletic Association is a club to which any girl in the school may belong. The purpose is a sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. Activities include soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball. An awards day picnic is held at the end of the year to honor outstanding girls. Moore, Carol, Pres.; Palmer, Carol, Sec.; Smith, Sherry, Treas. 1st Row: Price, Mandy; Christie, Amalie; Petuch, Donna; Mick, Beverty. 2nd Row: Gwazdouskis, Diane; Hovis, Susan; Adams, Madge; Pollock, Joan; Benson, Barb; Cressman, Lois. 3rd Row: Hawthorne, Joyce; Smith, Peggy; Birnley, Judy; Lockhart, Donna; Alfreno, Judy; Richards, Sandy; McHugh, Judy. 4th Row: McKnight, Carol; Christensen, Margaret; West, Nancy; Brown, Eleanor; Jensen, Rennie; Pearson, Norma; Fink, Christine; Tighe, Barbara; Uber, Eva. 103 Stevenson lectures future teachers. The members of the FTA have again this past year gained inside knowledge of the teaching profession through assisting the teachers in the Park Elementary School. Attending conferences of the teachers organization, assisting faculty members in conducting classes when additional help is needed, and carrying on other activities which help them learn about the teaching profession are other activities of the members. The girls thus carry out the club objectives--cultivating the qualities essential in good teachers and fostering the development of student leadership. 1st Row: Stevenson, Sally, Pres.; Relber, Carol, V.Pres.; Smith, Sherry, Sec.i Sloan, Emma Jane, Treas. 2nd Row: Mr.Hassel, Advisor, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st Row: Mulhall, Jane; Mossford, Bonnie: Simon, Mary Ann; Smith, Sherry. 2nd Row: Hoffman, Judy; Midey, Lucy; Reiber, Carol; Sloan, Emma Jane; Guarnieri, Onnie; Campbell, Kay. 3rd Row; Stevenson, Sally; Dunham, Marilyn; Johns, Donna; Williamson, Barb; Cookson, Lynn; Deniker, Linda; Pollock, Bonnie. 104 1st Row: Mulhall, Jane; Mannozzi, Anna;Smith, Sherrie;Bice, Carol; Squires, Sherron. 2nd Row: Heasley, Donna; McKay, Marta; Mick, Rosalie; Cressman, Lois; Ferry, Barbara; Royle, Mary; Richards, Cathy; Blakely, Joyce. 3rd Row: Swope, Joyce; Hedglin, Twila; Lizzie, Carol; McCoy, Carol; Jones, Eileen; Sopher, Wanda; Wagner, Janet; Johns, Donna; Butler, Bill. CONCERT CHOIR The Grove City High School Concert Choir is, for the second year, under the direction of Miss Marilyn Bolam. Student interest in music has greatly increased in the past few years. M 9t .It 4 ENSEMBLE 1st Row . McCoy, Carol; Lizzie, Carol; Mick, Rosalie; Sopher, Wanda; Cummings, Mary. 2nd Row: Pauli, Lynda; Williamson, Barb; Jones, Eileen; Johns, Donna; Burgess, Shirley; Swope, Joyce; Miss Bolam. 1st Row: Faull, Lynda, Pres.; Mick, Rosalie, Sec.; Uber, Eva, Treas.; Brenneman, Joyce, Librarian. 2nd Row: Miss Marilyn Bolam, Advisor. 1st Row: Williamson, Barb; McCoy, Linda; Kelly, Rosalie; Carroll, Marilyn; Daniels, Carole; Uber, Linda; Christie, Amelia; Rudolph. Cathy; Wiggley, Verda. 2nd Row: Aiman, Bill; Messina, Diane; Basham, Joanne; Dunlap. Linda; Gregg, Caroline; Covert, Ruth; Cummings, Mary; Birnley, Judy; Homer, Nancy; Cummings, David. 3rd Row: Zellman, David; Elliott, Shirley; Bruce, Carol; Bennett, Judy; Cummings, Sara; Klingensmith, Juanita; Elder, George; Nagle, Dale; Burgess, Shirley; Wardle, Nancy; Shaw, Tom. 105 McCoy, Carol; Buckley, Jean; Mossford, Bonnie; McKee. Carol; Graham, Kay; Osborne, Bobbie; Blakely, Bonnie. Tense Moment CHEERLEADERS V--I--C--T--0--R--Y--is their cry. This is the sound that inspires our team to win Our cheerleaders under the leadership of Carol McCoy put forth much effort and ability to provide the school with that extra” SCHOOL SPIRIT. Our girls captured the Lions Club Trophy at the Holiday Basketball Tournament for the fourth successive year. Cheerleaders raise voices to victory 106 MAJORETTES Under the leadership of head Majorette, Gloria Labor, our high-stepping twirlers a-roused high school spirit with their clever routines. The performances these girls gave during pep rallies, football and basketball games proved to be very entertaining. Twirlers perform for halftime. Labor, Gloria; Price, Mandy; Reiber, Carol; Eakin, Vicki; Sloan, Emma Jane; Adams, Stanlie; Eakin, Loraine; Bentlage, Ria. Eakin, Loraine; Eakin, Vicki; Labor, Gloria; Reiber, Carol; Sloan, Emma, Jane; Adams, Sun-lie; Bentlage, Ria; Price, Mandy. 107 1st Row: Bentlage, Petra; Bartholemew, Dave; Aimen, Bill; Rainey, Glenn; Labor, Winifred. 2nd Row: Bernett, Dick; Cole, Ed; Clark, Clara; Royer, Dave; Sloan, Emma Jane; Moon, Kay; Humphrey, Rita; Beech, Kay. 3rd Row . Calderone, Dave; Montgomery, Dottie; Chanedet, Chuck; Graham, Kay; Boozell, Sara Jean; Armour, Mary Ann; Palmer, Ed; Buzard, Larry. 4th Row: Allen, Dave; McCoy, Jim; Lyons, Cathy; Bennett, Nancy; Ferren, Terry; Brenneman, Bill; Arnold, Tom; Cooper, Curtis; Armstrong, Tom; Turner, Jerry. BAND Precision marching is the by-word of the Grove City High School marching band, under the direction of Mr. Grant Thompson. In order to perform these routines many hours of practice must be carried out. The band this year started a fund raising campaign to purchase new uniforms. The band participates in local parades and performs at pep assemblies and assemblies during the year. 1st Row: Webster, Carol; Rossi, Natalie; Reiber, Carol; Billick, Mary Ann. 2nd Row: George, Dave; Webster. Dick; Bennett, Jack; Mossford, Bonnie; Glessner, Cathy; Birnley, Judy; Samuels, Gary. 3rd Row: Campbell, Allen; McWilliams, Gary; Moore, Bill; McAninch, Linda; Richards, Cathy; Cookson, Lynn; Holmes, Eleanor; Evans, Bonnie; Bartholemew, John. 4th Row: Vincent, Bob; Toth, Paul; Wilson, Larry; Thompson, Jim; Winters, Paul; Runk, Bill; Cumings, Dave; Nicholson, Ross; Cooper, Paul; Moon, Ken; Hettrick, Bill. 108 1st Row: Chambers, Sandra; Hindman, Gladys; McConnell, Sherrie; Royle, Mary; Westlake, Valerie. 2nd Row: Miller, Florence; Hedglin, Twila; Neely, Becky; Daniels, Helen; Moore, Marda; Johns, Donna. 3rd Row: Snyder, Joyce; Cummings, Sara; Klingsmith, Juanita; Hamilton, Loretta; Lewis, Louise; Burgess, Shirley; Pollock, Bonnie. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an organization with membership available to all girls. This club is an affiliation of the Y.W.C.A. Its aim is the developement of a girl’s character through service. The present adviser is Mrs. Krenitsky. 1st Row: Daniels, Carole, Sec.; Mrs. Krenitsky, Advisor; Klingensmith, Juanita, V. Pres. 2nd Row: Snyder, Joyce, Treas.; Pollock, Bonnie, Scrapbook Keeper; Moore, Marda, Chaplain; Hedglin. Twila, Pres. 1st Row: Simon, Mary Ann; Steese, Virginia; Baker, Donna; Clegg, Caryn. 2nd Row: Heasley. Donna; Daniels, Carole; Simpson, Patty; Whitesell, Ruth Ann; Wray, Betty; Uber, Linda. 3rd Row: Filer, Diane; Long, Jean; King. Norma; McCutcheon, Shirley; Carroll, Marilyn; Messina, Diane; Mellon, Carolyn. 4th Row: Dunham, Marilyn; Hindman, Penny; Doersch, Cynthia; McCurdy, Darlene; Hink-son, Sandra; Covert, Ruth; Cummings, Mary; Clark, Linda. 109 WRESTLING GCHS 22 Commodore Perry OPPONENT 26 58 Lakeview 0 18 Hickory 24 12 Titusville 39 48 Middlesex 8 18 Greenville 23 25 New Castle 27 14 Oil City 36 34 Jamestown 13 55 Lakeview 0 28 Hickory 21 33 Franklin 14 29 Middlesex 9 394 240 Large crowd gathers for wrestling match. In his twentieth year of coaching. Coach Eugene Forker turned out another successful squad. The 1959-1960 season with a 7-6 record. The seven returning lettermen provided the experience necessary for a successful season. In the first match of the year the Eagles met Commodore Perry and were edged out 26-21. In their next outing Grove City trounced Lakeview 58-0. The Eagles traveled to Hickory for their third match, where they were defeated 24-19. In their fourth match the Eagles were overpowered by Titusville 37-12. The fifth match found Grove City back in form as they trounced West Middlesex 48-8. Their next meet found the Eagles up against the traditional rivals, Greenville. They fought hard only to be edged out for the third time 23-18. Grove City lost another close one to New Castle 27-22. Traveling back to Oil country, the Eagles were again defeated by a strong Oil City squad 36-14. Following the Oil City match Forker's matmen compiled five straight victories by downing Jamestown 34-13, overpowering Lakeview 55-0, edging Hickory 28-21, squeezing past West Middlesex 29-20, and rolling over Franklin 33-14. Grove City’s grapplers had a new experience this season. They were invited to the State College Christmas Tournament. After two days. Bob Squires was the only Eagle remaining in competition. From this year's eighteen lettermen the Eagles will lose eight seniors. They are Don Watters 15-3-1, Dick Welton 12-5, John Thomas 10-6, Jack Buckley 6-8, Keith McBride 7-4, John Dumbroski 3-8, Max Coulson 2-2, and Les Brinkley 3-3. 1st Row: Hoffman, Edwards; Webster, Ron; Webster, Tom; Savolaskis, Dick; Squires, Rodger. 2nd Row: Remley, Dan; Zimmerman, George; Jones, Clarence; White, Richard. 3rd Row: Coach Forker; Coulson, Max; Squires, Bob; Bennett, Jack; Johns, Don; McBride, Keith; Ruley, Marty; Pesek, Martin; Coach Adams. 4th Row: Dumbroski, John; Neeley, Bill; Wilton, Dick; Watters, Don; Buckley, Jack; Brinkley, Less; Thomas, John. 112 Bill Neely, sophomore, proved to be tough in his first year of competition. Although he had a 3-4 record, it was a good one for a first year man. - Competing in the 165 pound class. Jack Buckley fin-ished his high school career with a 10-12 slate. Jack contributed greatly to the team's winning season. Undefeated in the 95 division. Bob Squires won 16 matches this season. Bob. being only a sophomore, is expected to give the eagles two more good years. Grove City, competing in the unlimited heavyweight division for the first time, sent John Thomas on to the mats as their representative. John racked up a 10-6 record to start what we hope will be a tradition at Grove City. 113 Dick Welton. completed his wrestling career with a 12-5 chart. His speed and agressiveness made him feared by all his opponents. Speed Merchant, Tom Webster ended his initial year as a wrestler with a 3-3 record. His speed and shiftiness made him a tough competitor. Bud Riley, a freshman, competed in wrestling for the first time this year. Bud wrestled only three matches but gained experience that will make him hard to beat in future years. Senior, Don Watters combined a fine junior year and an even finer senior year to finish with a 20-6-1 slate. With only two years of experience Don's record is surely a remarkable one. Marty Pesek, also competing for the first time, chalked up a 3-5 slate. Although his record is not a winning one, it was one of true accomplishment. Marty wrestled in the 180 pound class while weighing only 160 pounds. 114 Senior, Max Coulson competed in wrestling for the future years, first time this year. He racked up a 2-2 record to have a fine initial season. John Dumbroski closed his career with a 3-8 record. His record is not a true picture of his ability. John contributed greatly to a successful season. Another freshman, Roger Squires, completed his initial year in the game with a 2-2 slate. He also picked up the experience needed for a successful season in future years. In his third successful season Marty Ruley chalked up a 11-4 slate. Through his junior year Marty has established a 23-6 mark to become one of Grove City’s toughest wrestlers. Don Johns, established a 6-6 record in his first year of wrestling competition in the 112 pound class. Along with a fine season he gained the experience needed for the seasons to come. Junior, John Bennett finished his initial year of wrestling in the 103 pound division with a 3-3 mark. John should be tough in the lower weights next year after the experience he gained this season. Keith McBride bowed out of the grunt and groan sport after completing four years out of five wrestling. He had an overall record of 17-21, but over the last two years he compiled a 13-8 mark. Les Brinkley completed his high school ca-reer with a 3-3 record. He wrestled in the rough 180 pound class and did a fine job considering it was his first year of competition. 115 GCHS OPPONENT J.V. Coach, Ken Westlake; Backfield Coach, Ben Adams; Head Coach, Dick Bestwick; Jr. Hi Coach, John Hummel. 6 Union Township 12 6 Titusville 7 38 Oil City 0 21 Mercer 0 26 Nesshannock 13 7 Franklin 7 21 Greenville 13 26 Sharpsville 7 21 Hickory 13 171 72 1959 proved to be a highly successful season for the Gold and White as they won the Mercer County Championship for the first time since 1954. It was a rags-to-riches aggregation which came back from two successive heartbreaking defeats to win six of the last seven games. The seventh was a 7-7 tie with the undefeated Franklin Knights, rated the number one team in District 10. A large, but inexperienced group of grid hopefuls answered the call for candidates in August and began preparation for the coming campaign. With only five lettermen. Jack Buckley, Corky Mundt, John Thomas, Don Watters, and Dave Braine returning, the Eagles were expected to spend the year rebuilding with little expected in the way of victories. By combining a fierce desire and an eagerness to learn, the Eagles possessed that extra zest needed when the chips were down, and improved with each game. By the seasons end Grove City was one of the most feared teams in the District and held the number two spot, just behind Franklin in the District Ten ratings. Under Coach Richard Bestwick for the third season the Eagles overpowered their opponents in all fields. In points they racked up 171 while holding their opponents to 72. On the ground the Grovers gained 2114 yards to the opponents 1108 yards. Through the passing lanes they picked up 281 yards. 1st Row: Thomas, Watters, Bubeck, Mundt, Brinkley, Braine, Zenobi, Conners, Ruley, Leach, Bell, McEwen, Pierce, Jones, Christley, Neely. 2nd Row:Has$el, J.Wise, Purvis, Ketler, Coleman, Buckley, Dumbroski, B.Wise, Rector, Smalley, Welton, Shaffer, Chem-bers. Coach Bestwick, Coach Hummel, Coach Zarone, Coach Westlake, Coach Adams, Samuels. 3rd Row: Webster, McLean, Webster, Reeher, Baker, Carruthers, Crouch, Throckmorten, Ithen, Dunn. Johns, Wallace, Bubeck, Cunningham, Neely, Hassler. 4th Row: Lee, Lull, Bortz, Dawes, Hamelly, Wilson, Vechnak, Buchannan, Thomas, Squires, Finnel, Huntley, Young, Ma-thieson, Meyers, Uber. 5th Row: Geary. Collins, Spanberger. Shaw, Haag, Ritenour, Zimmerman, Rider, McCluskey, Grace, Walters, Gahagan, Harper, Webster, Davis, Lewis. 6th Row: Arnold, Ryder, Eakin, Gasper, Covert, Dunkerly, Ruley, Conners, Calderone, Mannozzi, Sams, Wilson, Ketler, Sherman, Patterson, Palmer, Schultz. 116 Eagles begin season with crushing effect. FOOTBALL Braine follows block. On the opening game of a season that was to bring the Mercer County crown to Grove City High School, the Eagles lost a heartbreaking battle to the Union Township Scotties, 12-6. With three seconds remaining on the scoreboard and the game knotted at 6 all, Union left end, John Jenkins, snagged a 30 yard desperation pass in the end zone for the final and winning play. The Eagles had lost, 12-6, to a team that was to go undefeated. The Rockets from Titusville were the opposition in the Eagles second game. The two teams fought hard throughout the game, each scoring a touchdown. Rick Hipwell’s extra point proved to be the deciding factor of the game. Grove City suffered its second heartbreaking defeat, 7-6. Jerry Wise carried the pigskin across the line for Grove City’s only touchdown. Wise goes for the extra yard 117 Grove City bounced back with a surge of power against Oil City. The Eagles overpowered the.Oilers 38-0 for their first victory. Running at will over a weaker Oil City eleven. Grove City for the first time geared their offensive machine. The entire squad played well and the victory was sweet. Braine lowers the boom. The Eagles slated their second victory of the campaign over Mercer, 21-0. The traditional rivals fought hard in the first half with Grove City scoring only once in the final minutes. Second half play found the Eagles controling the ball and scoring two more touchdowns. A sixty-seven yard touchdown run by Bill Purvis highlighted the Eagle attack. Braine straightarms would-be tackier. Franklin had its perfect record marred by a tie when they met Grove City. The Eagles were up for this one as the highly ranked Knights found out. Grove City scored first on a 97 yard dash by Bill Purvis. Braine booted the extra point. Franklin hit back with a touchdown and a point after to tie the score at the half, 7-7. The second half was one of hard fought defensive football. Neither team scored and the game ended 7-7. The entire Eagle team played well as they captured a moral victory. 118 Purvis and Zenobi crush opposition. The Homecoming game brought the Eagles their third consecutive win with a 26-13 trouncing of Nashannock. Touchdowns and extra points by Braine, Purvis and Buckley constituted the Grover's score. Intercepted passes by Buckley and Mundt set up two Grove City touchdowns. Grove City made it’s first bid for the County Class A title by defeating Greenville's Trojans 21-13. The Eagles took this one the hard way coming from behind twice. A muddy field was a factor in this game as fumbles dominated the action. Sparking the Eagle scoring were two touchdowns by Jay Barlow and one by Dave Braine, Don Watters tallied all three extra points. Long runs by Braine and Purvis set up two Eagle touchdowns. Braine eludes diving tackle. The Eagles copped their second league victory against the Sharpsville Blue Devils downing the Devils 26-7. Two touchdowns in three plays, both by Dave Braine, sparked Grove City’s attack. Two more touchdowns in the second half constituted the twenty-six points. Dave Braine had three T.D.’s and Don Watters had one for the Eagles. Purvis and Mundt pave way for Watters. Grove City climaxed the season with a 21-13 win over Hickory which clinched the Mercer County Class A title. Hickory scored first capitalizing on an Eagle fumble. The Eagles hit back with a touchdown pass to Jack Buckley. The extra point was booted through. The Grovers struck again with a T.D. in the second quarter. Don Watters scored for the Eagles. Again the PAT was good. Hickory scored a touchdown in the second half but the extra point attempt failed. Dave Braine swept a-round end for the Eagles third touchdown. Grove City's fine defense held the Hornets and the time ran out with Grove City ahead 21-13. It was a fitting climax to a highly successful season. Next season will show the return of fourteen lettermen who along with the Junior Varsity 2-4 and Junior High 4-1-1 will have to work hard to match or better the record set by the 1959 Eagle squad. Purvis- Please fellows let me go. Wise and Mundt force ball carrier out of bounds. 119 BASKETBALL GCHS OPPONENT 48 New Castle 72 58 Jamestown 44 49 Mercer 30 37 Titusville 42 63 Oil City 64 29 Meadville 58 69 Victory 36 63 Cranberry 44 49 Sharpsville 66 50 Hickory 72 51 Middlesex 39 45 Greenville 61 50 Titusville 55 51 Mercer 63 49 Middlesex 58 39 Hickory 41 62 Butler 37 50 Sharpsville 65 68 Oil City 48 61 Greenville 55 68 Commodore Perry 49 45 Jamestown 57 1154 Totals 1156 Mr. Art Zarone, head coach; Mr. Roy Kaupe, assistant coach. The 1959-60 Grove City basketball team ended their season with 9 wins and 13 losses. Although it was not a winning season it proved to be the second best in fourteen years. The Eagles were able to win only one league game, losing twice to Sharpsville and Hickory and splitting the campaigns with Greenville. In their victories the Eagles looked like a highly percisioned machine in action but in their losses they could never get going as a unit. Leading the Eagle attack were Ed Dunlap and Bruce Clark who combined for 584 points. Dunlap became one of three players in the history of the school to break 300 points. Ranking with Ron Worley 314 and Jim Morrison 320, he scored 301. With Dave Rector being the only returning letterman next year, the team will have to be built from scratch. The building blocks of that team will be, Dan Chanedet, Bob Wise, Francis Hassel, Dave Braine, Walt Thornberry, Keith McKnight, Larry Dunn, Lynn McAnich, Van Crouch, John West, John Sterrett and Dave Lee. These boys will endeavor to better the mark set by this year’s squad and work towards the best record in fifteen years. 1st Row: Samuels, Gary; Leach, Ron; Dunlap, Ed; Bell, Jim; Webster, Dick; Lewis, Dick; Clark, Bruce; Young, Walt. 2nd Row: McAninch. Lynn; Dunn, Larry; Wise, Bob; Hassel. Francis; Chanedet, Dan; McKnight, Keith; Sterrett, John; Lee, Dave. 3rd Row: Crouch, Van; West, John. 120 No. 1 Clark goes up for shot. No. 2 Webster takes knee to the stomach. No. 3 Webster drives hard toward basket. No. 4 Dick Webster shoots over opponents hand. No. 5 Leach jumps high for ball under bucket. No. 3 Bell Displays form on drive in. No. 1 Clark springs off floor for shot. No. 4 Dunlap puts one in. No. 5 When is that ball coming down? No. 2 Ron Leach hooks one under the basket. No. 2 Dan Chanadet and opponent make like a centiped. No. 3 Webster angles ball toward basket. 123 No. 4 Dunlap leaps high to control tip. No. 5 Webster waits for rebound. HOMECOMING COURT QUEEN, Carol McCoy Carol McCoy was crowned Queen of Grove City High School during the halftime ceremony of the football game played with Nashannock. As the Grove City High School Marching Band played Stairway to the Stars, Carol, Karen, and Carol climbed their own stairway to the middle of the star formed by the Band. The Band then played the Alma Mater in honor of the Queen and her Court. Then Jack Buckley, captain of the football team, crowned Carol McCoy and gave her the traditional kiss. The Queen and her court also reigned over the annual Homecoming Dance. AIDE, Karen Bortz AIDE, Carol Lizzie CANDIDATES Sherry Smith Carol Reiber Bonnie Mossford Sara Neal Carol Palmer Karen Bortz Kay Campbell Norma Smith Carol McCoy Carol Lizzie 124 PATRONS GUARANTORS • COOPER-BESSEMER CORPORATION • diesel engines • • FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY • investment advice • • GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS • portraits • • GEORGE M. BOBO COMPANY • domestic coal • • GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK • savings loans • • HOWE COFFEE COMPANY • peanuts • coffee • • KING’S SHOE STORE • shoes for the whole family • • MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY • lumber • supplies • • TOWN AND COUNTRY PORTRAIT STUDIOS • pictures for remembrance • • WEBB’S CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP • art supplies • film • CONTRIBUTORS • ALLIED NEWSPAPERS • printing • • BASHLINE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL • member Blue Cross • • GROVE CITY BRASS AND BRONZE COMPANY • castings • • GROVE CITY BUS LINES • travel service • • HARVE’S DRUG STORE • prescriptions • • HOLTER BUS LINES • charter service • • J. C. PENNY COMPANY • complete ready to wear • • JOES’S DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY • delivery service • • JOHNSTONE FOUNDRIES INC. • castings • • Mcknight brothers transfer and storage • moving service • NELSON’S FLOWER SHOP • corsages • • P. WALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY • blow torches • • SHELLEY’S FURNITURE COMPANY • decorating service • • YOUNG’S PRINTERS • art supplies • DONORS • ALBERTH STERLING SERVICE STATION • friendly service • • ALLISON’S DRESS SHOP • women’s apparel • • ARCWELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY • testing machines • • BARNES-REIBER DRESS SHOP • sports wear • • BOOK-DA VIS COMPANY • lumber • paint supplies • BROWN’S BOOT SHOP • red cross shoes • • BURDICK'S MEN’S SHOP • men's clothing • • THE CARD AND GIFT SHOP • party favors • • CLINT BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY • personal service • • CREIGHTON DRESS SHOP • bobby brook's dresses • • CUNNINGHAM'S FUNERAL HOME • ambulance service • • DeFRANCE’S DRUG STORE • fountain service • • DON AND BILL’S ATLANTIC SERVICE • firestone tires • • DUNLAP’S MEAT MARKET • all cuts • DUNMIRE’S DRY CLEANERS • pick up delivery • • GALLAGHER’S AMOCO SERVICE • go with amoco • • G. C. MURPHY COMPANY • ready to wear • • GROVE CITY SPORT SHOP • rifles • toys • GROVE CITY STORE • juvenile department • • GUTHRIE THEATER • James G. Bell, manager • • HARSHAW’S INSURANCE AGENCY • real estate • • H.L.R. ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY • all lines of insurance • • HILLARD’S ATLANTIC SERVICE • green stamps • • HOFFMAN’S FURNITURE STORE • draperies • • HUME INSURANCE AGENCY • equitable assurance • • IDEAL BAKERY • catering service • • ISACCO BROTHERS • linoleum laying • • KOCHER’S GROVE CITY FLORAL CO. • bouquets • • LANGLEY’S SMART APPAREL • women’s wear • • LaVERNE HARVEY • LEE’S FASHIONS • smart fashions • • LEWIS DRY CLEANERS • one day service • 125 • LOYAL L. CHRISTIE INSURANCE • insurance consultant • • McCullough tv sales and service • tv repair service • • McKAY INSURANCE AGENCY • aetna casualty life insurance • • McMULLEN’S TRAVEL SERVICE • bus tours • • MILLER’S ESSO SERVICE • dependable service • • MILLER’S GULF SERVICE • go gulf • • MOOK’S SUPERMARKET • home delivery • • MORRIS CHILDREN’S SHOP • infants to adolescents • • MUNDT MOTOR COMPANY • buick • Chevrolet • • NEMO BOTTLING WORKS • all flavors • • NEW PARK VIEW RESTAURANT • snacks • dinners • • PENN GROVE HOTEL • luncheons • teas • • PETERS AND SLOAN • frigidaire • • PIONEER DAIRY • quality all the way • • ROYAL JEWELERS • gifts • • YOUNG’S DAIRY • homemade • RUSSEL ROLL • tropheys • • SAMUEL’S RESTAURANT • private dining room • • SHAFFER’S WALL PAPER AND PAINT • benjamin moore • • SHAWGO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY • residential • commercial • • SHELLEY’S FUNERAL HOME • ambulance service • SHIRA’S DRUG STORE • hallmark cards • • SLOAN’S HARDWARE. INC. • hardware department store • • SUNOCO SERVICE • convenient location • STEWARTS FURNITURE STORE • complete furnishings • • THRIFT PLAN FINANCE CORPORATION • fast action loans • • UNIVERSAL RECORD SHOP • stero and hi-fi records • • WARDLE’S BIKE SHOP • schwinn bikes • • WENDELL AUGUST FORGE. INC. • serving trays • • WESTLAKE’S DRESS SHOP • Clearfield furs • • W. M. BASHLIN COMPANY • lineman supplies • ice cream • PROFESSIONAL Dr. D. E. Black Dr. Daniel B. Gallagher Dr. Lewis Hay Dr. J. M. Jamison Dr. Charles G. Jones Dr. H. J. Lewis Henry Moore, Attorney McBride and McBride, Attorneys Dr. Wm. O. Runk Wherry-Ketler, Attorneys Dr. D. E. Wonsettler Dr. Raymond A. Yourd We of the 1960 Pine Knot Staff have attempted to picture the faces and to record the facts and events which have composed this year. The Staff extends its deep felt gratitude to all who have made this book possible. We hope we have given you a yearbook which will help to recapture your days in Grove City High School. The Staff Nancy King, Editor Nial McCamey, Adviser 126 rtSr