Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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Prvsiclvntg Mrs. Mar- ion Bath, Sc-crvtary. Rear row-Mr. Flovcl Rankin, Mr. Audrvw Staiiura. Mr. XYiHiam Pt-tt-rs, Mr. Dalv 'limlnorlakt-, Nlr. I. XY. Carson. and Supcriiitoudciit Edgar C. Pvrry. Mrs. Marion Bath Secretary to the Board and to the Superintendent Effective It is probable that the most important of Indiana's civic enterprises is the education of her children. That this task is Well done is evidenced by outstanding elementary schools and a high school rated 'csuperiori' by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges. Much credit for an excellent educational job must be given to ie ac ininis ra ion, W iic i is a 't in res ionsi Ji i V tl l t t l l i t 1 l l ti of the board ot School Directors, the Superin- tendent of Schools, and the High School Princi- pal. A progressive administration, a superior Principal Jesse Luhold, BS., and M.A., Susquehanna Universityg Graduate Work at Columbia Universitv and the University of Pittsburgh. staff of instructors, and a school program to meet the needs of all boys and girls gives Indiana a proud record in the preparation of fine, substan- tial citizens. Mrs. Claribel Mika-sell Mrs. llelen Vanllylic .-l.s-.visfrliil Sc'c're14zl'if SCt.'l'Cl'lI!'U to ilu' Principfll 5 Assistant prineipal Lambert joseph, AB., Bucknell University: NIA., University of XYest Yirginiag Graduate NVork at Pennsvl- vania State College and Chicago University. in K if -fx Indiana High School is organized l g unc er a definite and etlective guidance plan It icco Y- . g nizes guidance as a Jrimar ' ' ' 1 1 x purpose ot the school, ind i our teachers think of the daV's Work in terms ot pupil guidance. Each pupil finds that the liomeroom teacher. the teachers of his classes. the Bliss Moorhead discussing 3 t f L 1 ic p in planning their tutu Mrs. Maryhelle llill plans a class ac- tivity with two of her pupils in Social Studies Nine. . . . 1 os -graduation plans with Donna Cramer. Students are given mu -l l -l ' - ' ' l't'S. Guidance - - We Are Helpe guidance counsellor and the 1d1n , 1 inistration assume a cooperative responsibility of advising him in his educational, social, vocational, and ethical problems throughout the school year. Thus our educi t' 7 ' a ion goes far beyond formal class instruction. The school program assumes the Bliss Angeline ll2lW'Xlllll'Sl, dircctrc-ss of nurscs, in a confcrencc with girls who cxpcct to entcr the prolc-ssion ot nursing. Fo Succeed responsibility of helping cach student incliviclu- ally to achieve his greatest personal growth. 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Roll: 1: Irene Altman, Janet Arcurio, Kenneth Barry, Marlene Bence, Clarence Beng- ston, Charles Bergman, Robert Boyer, Edward Brandon. Jane Brandon, Carole Breakiron, Barry Bridgen, lack Brown, Lowell Brown. Row 2: Carl Burkett, Vllcndell Campbell, Nicholas Campos, Donald Cannizzaro, Ken- neth Cassel, joan Colgan, Robert Iacoby, john Cope, Blair Cummins, Edward Cunningham, Nancy Cunning- ham, Betty De Haven, Charles Dimit. Row 3: Patricia Doty, Daryl Fair, Betty Fairman, julia Ferrante, Betty Flinko, Ronald Good, Scott Cordon, Robert Cottardi, Kenneth C-resslcy, Royden Grove, Thomas Hamilton, Ruby llehnan, Robert Henry. Row 4: Judith Hinder- liter, Harold Holt, Richard Hoover, Cinda Ilughes, Judith Kimmel, Carole King, Lucille Kinter, Paula Kish, Joseph Krytusa, Edward Laterza, Paul Laterza, Arlane Levine, Carole Leydick. Mr. lfiisiu touching thc- plqmf-ts in svvcntli grziclc- sciviicc-. Bclnzu: tn-zicliing pc-in-xitaigc' hy ineiuiis of l5lllll'tlI'l hourcl illustration in scvc-nth ycur iimtlwinutics. TZ' RE? Panic-l 2. Loft to right. Row I: Sanford Liss, EIIICIV son Lot-kurcl, Ricliurtl 1.0L-kurcl, Nluric Lorclli, Phyllis McCruckvn, jzuncs Mcllx-ury, Donald Mt-Kelvvy, Nanci' Bly-Kiniim-V. Ianics NlCxlllllCl1. Eclwurcl Nlackv, Paitricizl Nluitoliiiu, Pzittv Blurkln-, Ilcrhc-rt Martin. Row 2: lion- ulcl Martin, Loretta Montgmiivry, Josvph Montimie-c, Bon- nie- Mom-lie-iicl, Icwcc Biorgunti, Tlioinus Nt-shit, John Nichols, Janna-s Norinun, Rogvr Orr, Jana-t Puhncr, lfran- cvs Pe-rrv, Donna Pc-iflcr, Bc-tsvy Ralston. Rout 3: G4-rulcl Risingm-r, Pat1'ic-iu llycn, Curolvn Suwye-r. Connie SL'lllllClA, llc-rhert Scott, Carol Shick, Bnicliui Smith, Nancy Smith, Dvhoriih Smith, Sully Smith. XVillignn Clark Smith, Will- izun Eclwarcl Smith, Dorothy Stcclv. How 4: Thmmis Sllnclerlin, Bruvc Taylor, Mary Thonuis, XVilliinn Tocci. Bairharzi Uhcr, Lois Ulicldcll, Lorcttu Xllirclt-ii, B1ll'lJ8.1'il XV2ll'l1CI', Donald XVillimns, LAVQ-rn NVyincr, Gm-urgc Yur- nc-ll, VVillitnn Zorulc, Paul Zciglc-r. . k V tti I - 5, . - l ., . . , t i 4 U 1 i 'ly 5 ,M iit t Ta - mm --'- Q .. .- iv., V Z .W i 7A-, V . ii I 5. ,. ., ,K 1'l. t itt t Y :kg A it i.li l i iti W t t ii i 3 ' ---.: it '- ,if '-.. 1 A ii' iil -:,' X' i i . i QM ? ::.i i 'ii t A J -': Q +4 i p + A i 2 ili l , t Q '- ' i ' it ' ' ., . z f . 5 f iili' it i t,ii '..,, A l itlli tit ll 'rw H 'RN 1' .,.-f 1 'si A110112 A jimior high hmiic vp-o11o111i1's class givcs il lou im' their riicithcrs to 1111111- uiistlutn- that thu' know propvi' tnhlv 111'1'1111g1-11111111 111111 sv1'Vi11g. Bvlrzzuz Mr. Lciign-1 slwws his sm-xvntli jlflldtx hovs how to 1151- the flying rings in gym class. Cirrfwz X111 Khin' iL'ilL'iIiIlh ti - 1 -' dosigii to ll Sl'YL'llfil gnich' 2ll't 1' 1 1-N.. - , 'S 1 E Us A ff, 3, .1 1, ,1 -1, 1 Mrs. A111111 Vogvl ilhistraiting ogiuplix' lvsson on South A1 to he-1' svxwith QI'1lCi0fS, l x fJur'fea MISS FERNE Mel IENRY Indiana State Teachers College History, Math Eighth Grade Homerooni junior Historians Club MR. VVENDFIL STEYVAIIT B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Geography Seienth Grade Homcroozn junior Hi-Y Club MRS. IOANNE B.S. chefs MISS ZETTA SOURVVINE Indiana State Teachers College, Grove City College English, History Seventh Grade Homcrooln MRS. ANNA VOCEL B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Geography Seventh Grade Homeroom NVARNER Indiana State Teachers College Foods, Clothing Ninth Grade Home-room Tri-Hi-Y 7 In Memoriam il'he school year was nearly half gone when We lost one of our finest teachers in the death of Mr. VVendell Stewart. He Was kind, sympathetic, and under- standing, always holding us up to our best efforts in the class- room. We are sure that Indiana High is a better school because of his friendly manner and the influence of his fine moral char- acter. To M iss S ourwine After many years of service to the boys and girls of Indiana, Miss Zetta Sourwine entered a Well earned retirement as the year closed. VVe shall miss her conscientious teaching and her kindly classroom methods. She did not permit us to shirk our duties, and We learned the satis- faction of doing our Work Well. Visit us often, Miss Sourwine. 13 Our Teachers VICTOR FUSIA BS. Manhattan Collegi- Iuuior High School Scieiurs-, Head Ifcmtlmll Coach Varsity I Cluh ROBERT KLINE Bb., M.A. Indiana State T1-au'lu-rs College and Columbia University Art Department Supervisor hlagim' Chill RUTH RINK B.S., M.A. Indiana State Tm-an-lu-rs Colh-gc' and Cohuulxia University K English De-partnu-ut Eighth Grade Huuu-room Eighth Grade MARY ELIZABETH CEPHARTD Bb. Indiana State Teaclulrs College junior High School Music Organ, Ninth Grade Girls Chorus and Junior High Chapel Choir RUTH KLINE B.S. Indiana State Teaclivrs College junior High School Matlu-matics Eighth Grade- Homeruoln Tri-Hi-Y 8 Club MRS. MARGARET XVINSLOXV A.B. Allegheny College Substitute ivan-lufr of Gem-ral Science Below: Mr. Banks teaching the use of the band saw to boys in a junior high industrial arts class. H1-rc boys learn the fundamentals ol woodwork ing machinery. R F HX fm m wi 4 Ji' 2 2. f 1 X l ' , ,rdf ., 55 9 --fzwf ,, EM, ffifgw, ,sh , 8111 Your Home Room Pl'!,'SllIl'llf.S'-Xvllllillli Shields, Clifton Ilutton, Rich- ard Stewart, bloauue Shiek, Donna Kissinger, Stanley Spence, Judith Cordon, Frederick Smith. Row I: Holme-rt Allen, Shirley Altnmn, Telford Alt- xnun, Fred Areurio, Mildred Aul, Janet Baker, Putric-in Burlmor, YVillimu Bclush, Yvonne Benee, George Bland, Edward Blutt, Peggy' Blystoue, Ilerinan Bohn. Row 2: houius Bolinger, Ylerrv Boucher, Edwin Boyer, XVill1ert oyer, Robert Brandon, Clyde Brown, john Butclilcoslci, Clillord Czunphell, Cary Ciunplvell, Peggy Curnuliun, Stanley Chaplin, Donald Chupiuaui, Mona Clltiplllilll. How 3: Donna Clzlwson, Elizulieth Coflinun, XVillizuu Colish, Ronald Collins, Lois Cooley, Shirley Cowie, Huy- uiond Criuuer, Charles Crihlms. Glenn Cuuninghauu, Leroy' CllIlI1iI1Q,'llilll1, Donald Duslciyieh, Cecil Dilts, janet Din- ger, How 4: Fnuiees Dixon, Pauline Dmwl, Ruth Dun- inire, Iaequelvii Dutton, Donna Elgin, Fred Ernieh, Roh- ert Fuirlev, Evelyn Fee, Ruth Fee, Charles Fenton, Mau'- guret Ferguson, Donna Fetteruiuu, Ie-rry Findley. Hou: 5: Margie Findlev, Nlury Lou Fisher, Betty Flunzigun, Curv Frielc, Iiuues Frye, Orren Frye, Hose Mzuie Cullo, Certrude Ceisel, Elwood Ceer, June Cersluuzui. Hohert Cerslnnuu, Judith Cordon, Ralph Cray. Miss Sourwiue sees that every pupil understzuids the lesson in her eighth grade Aiuerieun llistory ez H, lr. lisa. . -. iv? f - y 4 .. flsii ,, , , f 1 ?lt f-if'?1:' if, - .. - - .... 1 if 5 - - 2. E . V, 1 ,f,, 'UQ' -.: -1 :. 7 za: H., W --. Z - V - .' .. .vwfiw - , 1 ' - . ., g f,' - 1 -I D F ,,,, . r X ,,,. ' .,J:u,, f Af N.:, I, , Z A A , Mb Y . A 5 , 3- 4 .,,, Vi . , A f M' J 4511, E , W iw. 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During 1Nlutionul Educutior V1-L-li parents, night brings hunclrcds of adults tc thc' school to visit thvir chiltlrc'n's classes, A ' M 1:-E it 1 flu ii: ' or QQ, ' , .V if .4 , 4' ' A , 44 i it 5' s 'T l s, l, I , r Q 1' 2 in isn ,Q M1 swf-J 5 WVAA 5 ,,., fiiifx Q 5: U V P ' 'e.g,. , if if Q 1 D '. K 'l fi : CTLVEX X. Q X, in t 'wifi I 52 A - V L' i'iti7.i' ml :,.. .,,r M ii, 5 i 1 5 m M ,tr is . s t L, ' fx lrtr - H - . t L V ' t of - t'L V , ' Ml V if or 1- s l ,L Q 'M f if il 4 H ' ' 'P Qu , l 1 During the year the junior high sehool presented a talent show to give opportunity to the manv hovs and girls who ean entertain. Ahoye is shown one seene from this excellent pro- duction. Panel Left, Row 1: Rosalyn Greenlee, Beverly Grove, Delores Hatter, Howard llenry, Nancy Lee llile, Mary llinton, Leonard Hoeh, Salvajean Hopkins, Jean Howe, Clifton llutton, La Rue Irvin, Barbara Johnston, Leonard jiern, Nancy Kern. Row 2: John Kerzan, Donna Kissinger, Craee Lakatosh, Dorothy Lanee, Shirley Lay- ton, Thelma Layton, Edla Lentz, Darrell Lewis, Ronald Lewis, Arla King, Carolyn Llovd, James Loekard, Thomas Loekard, Anna Lohr. Row 3: Loretta Lower, Kenneth Lower, llarry Lydiek, Huhy MeAdoo, John Me-Craeken, Rohert Mt-Creary, Frank XIeCara, Donna McGee, Pene- lope MeQuown, Virginia Malcolm, Elaine Marshall, Flor- enee Miller, James Miller, Carol Molesan. Row 4: Ray- mond Moretti, Tlioinas Mruk, Donald Myers, Avonelle Myers, Nancy Nagey, Jaek Nealer, Ed. Nedinger, Louise Nicholson, Dorothy Pagliosotti, James Peterson, Clair Pieree, ltuhy Pierce, Gerald Pifer, Gladys Pounds. Panel Below, Row I: Leroy ltay, Curtis Heed, James Reed, Charlotte Revie, Kaul Rhea, Richard Pioss, Rosalie Sadowski, Patrieia Sehreeongost, Mary Segner, Sally Sel- kirk, Jerry Sexton, Sandra Shadle, Clarenee Shaffer, Ir- vin Shafter. Row 2: Jean Shatter, Edward Shaw, Marilyn Shaw, Loretta Shearer. Marguerite Sherwin, Joanne Shiek, YVilliam Shields, Elsie Shuster, Marlene Skapnra, Dale Smith, Fred Smith, Kathryn Smith, ltiehard Smith, Diane Snyder. How 3: Stanley Spence, Franklin Spotts, Murray Steftey, Richard Stewart, Beverly Stiver, Rose Ann Stone- hraker, Betty Stuehell, James Sullinger, Jessie Tate, Orren Tate, Kenneth Templeton, Eula Mae Tyger, Shirley XVad- ding, Barhara NVagner. Row -I: James XVakefield, Rohert YValls, Esther YValtermire, Violet XValtermire, Charles VVertheimer, Jaek Wlilliams, Dennis NVilson, llarry VVin- grove, Sally XVolfe, Beverly XVolford, Carole YVoodall, Leonard VVoods. D A e -. ,, ,-': , e S J T - it f P:'1gQ 1'M ' if S'-em , ',.' --f' me ,e P t S Q W T J 3... I ,. g. 'R .'i. ' i 'ai' P D ' S V if I W J by ' . ' 1 gf. s---Q , Q, . V . l--swat . fe, , -,- to -, s is 1 2 P' gr I .,.. I .:.,, 5 1 . ix ,, , ::, I S - E . , Air, I . .I , 4 -.- Q 5 , -wx '- .. 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Row 3: Ioan Brewvr. Franccs Broskin, Dorothv Brown, Cc-orgiann Burlwtt, Andrvw Burns, Cvraldinv Burns, Andrc-w Buvnalc, janv Bycrs, Stephen Bytncr, Betsy Ann Camphr-ll. Jann-t Campbell, Dorothy Cailvv, John Carloni. Row 4: Marion Carnahan. Shirlcv Carnc-Y. Shelby Cathvrinan. lohn Cav- lor. -Ioan Chapman, Clarvncc- Chappell, lfraricvs Cikowski, Hit-hard Clark, Mary Colish, Ioannc Collins, Louisa' Connati, Alohn Corovich, Patricia Coy. How 5: Richard Craig, Ronald Cramer, Blarilvn Crihhs, David Csanyi, Vincent Cullivcr, Dcloris Cunningham, Eugene- Cunning- ham, Holme-rt Cunningham, Nc-lson Day, NVilliam Dv llavcn, Blargarvt Dcshonne-ts, Bc-rtha Dczaiilc, jose-ph Ditullio. Pant-l L4-ft Below, How I: Mary Dixon. Lorrainv Dobson, Susan Dorn, Ruth Downc-y, Gloria Duhinsky, Mary Io Dugan, Evvlyn Dugar, Harry Dunmirc, In-anne Dunmirc, Donna Lux Edwards, Rohm-rt Eisvlinan, Ed- ward Eldcr, C1-rald lilgin. Row 2: Norma Emplii-ld, Laruv l ai1'le-y, Donald Fair, llarold Fair, lidward Fair- man, Kc-ith lfairman, Shirlvy Fairman, Frank Fc-doriuk, Donald Findlvv, Iainc-s Fenton, Le-oda Fcttc-rinan. llohcrt Fctternian, Phyla Man- Ifilhart. Hour 3: Bc-tty Fleming, XVinif1'vd Fla-ming, Cwcndolvn Fla-tclicr, Urpha Foltz, Richard Frcdr-rick, Hin-hard l rc-L-man. Joan Gallo. Lvna Callo, Edward Caston. Leonard Cvvsc-y, Nancy C111-sc-y. lloxanna C04-sr-y, Alla-n Ceorgv. Row 4: Marilvn Cihson, llohc-rt Cordish, Iohn Comilmta, Eldvr Crm-n, llvrhcrt Crecnlcv, Iamcs C11-ciilr-v, liavheltta Crcsslc-V, YVilliam llarmon, Donna llarvm-y, Idvla Hattcr, Rohm-rt llawxhurst, Martha llendvrson, lfranlc llc-nry. Row 5: Patty llcnry, Shirlcy Hicks, NYilliam Hilty, Kcnnr-th Hindvrlitcr. Janic- llockcnhc-rrv, Priscilla lloclgcs, Doris llouck, Donald llul- lcr, Thomas llutchinson, Sara Jana- -Iacohv, Peggy jon- nings, Bc-tty In-wart, llunry It-wart. 'D D' .:,- . A l 2, ' ' I ' , gait QW' in ,,.i 1 , , Q3 ,, . , V Q 5 , K L Wai, s ,S H. L V' ,I sh 4, . ' fix 51 ,f 'N gap! my sa. r as Q D I --Q P ' 1' J ' 'iff nw? ' D ' 5 iii , - , - . D tiin fr i f D Q, f i 5 I I ati V in Q, L ,VL, in 'rn , V , M M ma I -D C ,, W fi- - f-I 'wi 'L ' W ' K 1 Rm' fig 555 - i,' , ' V D 4 it iii ' if 1 3 'iit 'ff' ' M it i it a if .tba . 1 ff' r r if C , , l g if iiiri in , ' i-33 - D l V lv V A. ' ' V Sanuk I . w ft h - ,- .f iw - ,f' , - 755,24 , if -: ,. V- f A vi .. :Q V .V,: i A ,wr ,,r, , r . at , A li wi 3. 7 MH i f Q' ' 4 5 ram. um: .ma aww q I QAQWQEQE I . li if 'SF' -X 11i11tl1 vm-ar social stnclics class stiiclying lJi'IlIlSYlY1lIll2l Mr. M'alla1'm- tm-acliing iuniur llllSlllQ'SS training NN1t1 Q V' . N. Marvlwllc- IIill's rouiii. lmnlls-tin liuarcl tlisplax. ult1111t4111l111 M1 The Ninth Grade Pant-l. Riglit Be-low, Hnzu 1: llicliarcl Iolinsun, Sara Mac- Jolinsmi, litlna blunt-s, Mary -It-an Kanalma, lit-rrx' lit-nip, Dcmalcl lit-sslt-1'. Paul lit-sslc-r, CL-nv Kintc-r. Iaiiics liintt-r, xylllltllll Kintt-11 Marx' Ellen lilalmncla, Margart-t KUXVK'lilllCli, Patrick Kritzcr. Hou: 2: Eclwarcl Kunklc, Iolin Kniiklc, Grant l,2ll1llNC1'i, Cliarlottc- Lanicli, Ricliarcl L a w r 1- n c t- , Margaret Lt-asurc, Xyllllillll Leonarcl, Franc-is Lt-porati, Dulores Lt-Wis, Sliirlm-V Lingeuft-ltt-r, Clt'l'il'llLl0 List-iiiskv, Bt-tty Mat- Littlc, Ronald Little. Row 3: llarrx' Lolir, .'XI'lCIll' Lownian, Rin-liartl Ludwig, Clcnn Lulu-liart, -lost-pli Macro, Marv janv Mango, Tlioiiias V iw-il it ' i'g,,i 4415 'U ke-iifivxkf .Z .1., K. I 'Q' at 11 '1 ' - ml e 9 ' -R it S ,. 'F' 'Wa if Mari. lluwarcl Marlin, xlvlllllllll Marshall. Martlia Martin. joycc- Maxziotti, Marx' A1111 ML-Cartliy, Sliirle-y McCrack- cn. Hoa' 4: Bc-tty Lou McClure-, llarry ML-Cliirkin, Ct-L-il BlL'CilltClH'OIl, Dunalcl Mc-Kinnt-y. ltolucrt ML-lit-lvt-y, Inlin Mt-Lauglilin, xvllllkllll ML-Lauglilin, jolin Mt-Mnllc-n, llicli- artl ML-Qiiiston, Virginia Mt-slar, Gloria Mit-uni, Bt-rnarliiie Miller, Doris Miller. Huw 5: Edgar Milla-r, Margin- Millt-13 Barluara Mizerak, Sara jam- Montguinerv, Gcorgt- Mort-au, lbomtlw Mort-lit-lcl, Sliirlcy Ann More-tti, Nancy M111-klc, Margart-t Ann Xibt-rt, Marv Ann Oravic. Holm:-rt Oravic. Bnrnon Orr, Calvin Ove-rnian. -1. 'ff f .,. f,5'T'..f- - 1 Y. '11 1 i 4 , 14 - W ,A V ,Z ii ,L , 1 il--S : il: - Qi , WMM Y M V W . 'sa 'A I A vi! mg. '5' ii 7 ? ,..,,f' 3 W' -H ii' i 1 Q 1 .Aw 1 5-M -Q A f 1 f ,--. . .1 Km ,i wp . ..i-- 1-flf if-if . , ig q -- f if mg- tk ..alm!KL- frlfw- - , V, .7 W 1 l X .ns alia, Lg 1 L1 . X A - 1' A L as 1 .7 sk.. 4 55 wg 'ilwa , ' g W 1 'T mi' Q ng .,1h 1, iris KW .t . in , 1 as :ir ,gn . A . 7,3 dh K X A ith . nf t . K H . N 3, ,M E A VY faux r .fm i ff - iw 5 . 4 L ' 5 ill- 3 5,6 7 ' ,. '.1 -?-1 15, K : ',:'. ' ,I 17 - 1. f-,' - - W lg , , 3, ggi, 1. - - s -' '..' - I 1 L --..' i ' M ? 1 X, , 'wa 1 . --1,-sr' -'H' , ' - -- - - ' ' 5- -W W . WKW an , A. ...A .,A,V, . ,. , nj ,. X ' M . '- - - ,,'- Q 32 i ., J V-'if W ' . H g , Lg 1.15 1 V V.-ii: a 1- 9th Year Home Room Presidents, lst Semester-Kenneth Widemire, Wes- ley Errett, Margaret Nibert, VVilliam DeHaven, jane Ann Byers, john McMullen, Mary Boucher, james Kinter, Frank Pina. Row 1: David Palmer, Ruth Peck, jean Peightal, Alma Peterson, Donna Phillippi, Frank Pina, Ioan Pityo- nak, Dolores Pitzerell, Ioan Podlinsky, Deinaris Pollock, Evan Pounds, William Price, Ann Prokay, Doris Prokay. Row 2: Dorothy Prokay, Fred Prokay, Michael Quinn, James Rankin, Kathleen Ray, Mary Belle Ray, Donna Rea- rick, Robert Receski, Richard Reed, James Benz, Edward Reynolds, Shirley Rice, Robert Rice, Donald Rinkus. Row 3: Martha Rising, joan Rosborough, James Rowe, The Nim Clair Ruflner, Frances Rummell, Frederick Runco, Ed- mund Sadowski, Norma Santini, Dahrl Say, Helene Scholes, Carol Schrader, David Schrecengost, Frances Schrecengost, Jane Schroth. Row 4: Ella Segner, Marlene Segner, Laura Seinetosky, Andrew Setlock, Mary Shaffer, Mildred Shank, Pauline Shankel, Hillard Sherman, Eugene Shields, Delano Shields, Milton Shields, Oliver Shields, Arthur Silvis, Robert Simpson. , P , Q Q ffl ' la, , is Q 1.:, L j ak ,,sf 1 -Vzr g xgig g g U A gy N J IQ, . I k .., ,iii :kk 72 -VHMII . A gy y l ' 1 N M. P 2 , 2 4 I . W ir ifr l reli L i in be y g is 1 i y A F i i L f ZZE -- r ii fsa ' -i, Y ' he e to , iq! ,,,, 5, Q 1 ., N .W ,,.. V Em, .. .....w... ,,c,,.,,,,.,,, .- -. a ,,,,,,,,,1 , e .r g Q 5.3, jg . 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Row 2: Ted Stuehel, Dale Sundburg, Yvonne Taylor, Donald Ternaux, Ioan Dawn Thomas, Jean Donna Thomas, Franklin Thompson, Lucinda Thompson, Mar- garet Trimble, Marie Trimble, Evelyn Troutman, Robert Troutman, Mary Ella Tvger. Row 3: Mario Ulielmie, Betty Lou Uneapher, Max VanLeer, Mildred Virginis, Jean YVadding, VVilliam YValtermire, Mildred NVatkins, VVilliam VVeaver, VVesley Errett, Loretta West- over, Lowell Wetzel, Kenneth VVidemire, Marvin Will- iams. How 4: Ioan VVilt, Connie Lou White, Donald YVl1ite, lack VVl1ite, YfVilliam VVhite, Eugene VV0lfe, Mary XVoods, Jean Yakal, Xvllllkllll Yankevieli, Paul Yaska, Dolores Younis, Robert Zombatti. ,,i, t T it Q to S 'ri' ' f Q...J , , f7 .Q K Q. ., lit ...t 1 .',.. ,il my ii ii - ,f V is .Z 1 T I V - Q 9 ,, E A n' T S Y T vii. ' F tk f - , .,,-, ., ,. W ' A Qmsklsfm ,,,, M y - , m Ax I Y A SRF! 'X ' 9 ' X L T N R 4' 'I if 23 1 nfl 'L 5-. 519' 7 L s m ds- M , I ., we ,QQ R -M ni f ' 21 Allure: Mr. l li1'gii1r'lc gin-s liis closi- nttcf-iitioii to tlicnic- writing iii in ninth ymir class. Ilcrv urn- taught thi' fundin- incntzils of coriw-ct vxpwssioii. Brflnwz Nliss Handler is shown giving an ns- sigiimcnt in il iiiiitli Wm' L-mnpositioii workbook. Cfilrlcz Studviit 'l'mu-lu-r laum-s Scott giving lic-lp with Zl pmlilvni in ullwliiui. 5' A sivlksliu .-qi wifi i M Mr. james Nix sees that his pupils understand all the issues in the arithmetic lesson. Here ninth graders learn the eomputa- tion skills to meet typical lite situations. Our Teachers SAMUEL FUHGIUELE B.S. indiana State Teachers College English 9 and 10 Junior High Dramatic Club Eighth Grade Homeroorn DANIEL D. HARMON B.S. Indiana. State Teachers College General Science 9 Eleventh Grade Honieroom PAUL B. MECHLIN A.B., M.A. YVashington and Jefferson, VVest Virginia University Algebra I, Plane Geometry Chairman, Mathematics Department Twelfth Grade Hoineronm X C-ERTRUDE HANDLER B.S., M.Litt. Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh English 9 and 10 Ninth Grade Homeroorn 309 MHS. MARYBELLE IIILL Litt.B. Grove City College Social Studies 9 Tri-Hi-Y 9 Ninth Grade Honierooni MRS. VICTORIA NVADAS B.S. Indiana State Teachers College English, Speech Correction Iunior and Senior Broadcasting Clubs 23 Uur Teachers ELWOOD BANKS B.S. Juniata College, Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts Repair and Maintenance Club, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach ALICE CLEMENTS B.S., M.S. Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh Home Economics Ninth Grade Homeroom Future Homemakers of America Club, Nursery School JACK KURTZ B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers College Health and Physical Education Assistant Wrestling Coach JANE MCFARLAND B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Spanish l and 2, French 2 Eleventh Grade Homeroom Tri-Hi-Y, Dancing Club JAMES NIX B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Consumers Mathematics 10, Gen- eral Mathematics 9 Eleventh and Twelfth Grade Home- room Eleventh Grade Dramatic Club Mr. Harmon oversees a demonstration on the prin- ciple of the lever in a ninth year general science class. Here is laid the groundwork for later classes in biology, physical science, and chem- istry. r Mrs Farmcr sd 1 . , . 'moo uursv, at il typical job-inspecting ll sore throat. The mcd- icul dcpurtmvnt plays tl vcry important part in seeing that illnvsscs are spotted in thc curly stages, and that unfit pupils are 1Ctlll'11 ' I -' ' mc to tlmn homes. Tom Sli um ind lo uma, l 0I'tHLl look our tlu lnagazim- rulx in tlu l1br lri Our Teachers LEAII E. EATON B.S. Slippery Rock State- 'l'eaL-In-rs Cul- lege Girls Physical Education Girls Atlilctiu Association, Cln-4-r- leaders MRS. PAULINIQ FARMER II. N. Pliiladi-lpliia General Hospital Svhonl Nurses and Home Visitor Nurses Aid Club SAMUEL H. LENCEL Bb. NVvst Clicstc-I' Stats- 'fcaclwrs Col- lege Directnr of llcaltli and Physical Education, Athletics Ile-acl Coach of VVre-stliim, and Track Line Football Coach Varsity I Club MRS. ELEANOHE NYSTROM D. H. University of Pennsylvania Dental Hygienist WILLIAM VVILT A.B., M.S. Westminster College, University of Pittsburgh Drivers Education Boys' Intramural Sports ALICE Bl. ZACHERL B.S. Clarion State Teaclwrs College Librarian Library Club and 'l'ri-Hi-Y 10 The Library ls the Heart 26 sf-X -sl ' xl clmlgvs il lmormk to I Boll NICK:-lvcy. l'rccl v1lI1lJYl'iK'. Bliss Zac-lm' and Nancy llnmiltcm use- thc- card Gm-1u'gv lluud. Ciltlllflgf and tlw di1'ti011z1l'N'. 21 N... 'l'Iu- 1il?l'2ll'i1lIl clovs ll lot UI work scciug that Umllsullcls oi clviuils am' km-pt stmiffht in lu-1' vmy busy clomzlin. rv Above is ll j.fl'I1C1'2ll View ul. thx' liIJ1'ill'f'. lt looks likm- this l'VC1'j' pvriucl of tlw dmv. 10th Year Home Room Presidents, lst Semester-Cordon Cunningham, William Reeeski, Lewis Edwards, Audrey Cooper, Edward Telford, Frederick Cershman, Iohn Secosky. Row 1: Joanna Adams, Ioan Allison, XVilliam Alli- son, john Altman, Edna Anderson, Morris Anderson, Nina Anderson, Barhara Baker, Joseph Balint, Ted Banks, Paul Barr, VVilliam Barr, Robert Bathurst. Row 2: Re- becca Baxter, Clair Black, Lawrence Blatt, james Bouch- er, Lois Bowman, Ira Boyer, Aletha Brady, VVannel Brid- gen, Allen Brendlinger, VVilliam Brewer, Audrienne Brown, Marquis Brown, Edith Brothers. Row 3: Evelyn Buggy, Peggy Burns, Kaye Buterbaugh, jo Ann Byers, Thomas Campisano, Sally Carbaugh, Joanne Cardamone, Ruth Carley, Carolyn Carlson, Martha Carnahan, Dap- The Tent hene Chapman, Eugene Clawson, Myrna Cochrane. Row 4: Dorothy Coleman, Paul Cooley, Audrey Cooper, Patty Cowaski, Iohn Cribbs, Connie Culliver, Clair Cunning- ham, Cordon Cunningham, Jean Cunningham, Thomas Davis, Marlene Deibler, Dennis Denning, Virginia Donu- hue. Row 5: Sandra Dubinsky, Shirley Duffey, Roberta Eekenrod, Coletta Marie Edwards, Lewis Edwards, Rey- nolds Enterline, Robert Enterline, Betty Jane Erich, Al- bert Estvanik, Richard Faith, Florence F aus, Alice Fair- man, George Fairman. w 28 Ta 1 s, , , ,S My i f .5 H ' ifiii is warez- fr' ., 1, Ze i I' 7 sf 'E sr , M- L f'.f':- in Tirgf 353 5 it ' M V ' 1 4? , 10th Year Home Room Presidents, 2nd Semester-Howard Little, Don Wiley, Alex Zbur, Pat McGee, Vernon McGinnis, Frank Robinson, Rill Shane. l l lear l l Row 1: Elsie Ferguson, Rose Ferrier, Margaret Fish- l er, Lois Fleming, Lawrence Ford, Shirley Fulnier, VVilda Jean Fyoek, Dolores Capshes, Yvonne Carsiek, Shirley Caunter, Helen George, Fred Cershinan, Lois Grant. ,Row 2: Eleanor Gray, Jessie Gray, Joe Crego, Jack lCrove, Chester Gulakowski, Florence Haggerty, Dennis l Hagney, Barbara Harkovieh, Donald Harvey, Joann Hat- l ter, Virginia Heiple, Louise Ilelinan, Donald Henry. Row 13: Jean Henry, Ettabelle Hess, Barbara Hile, Harold l Hoeh, 'l'-Vola Jean Hoeh, Clyde Holzworth, Roy Holz- worth, Edward Hopkins, Bertha Huey, Lila Hull, Violet Jewart, Richard Jones, Jerrold Joseph. Row 4: Lois Mary Kauffman, Ronald Keusey, Glenna Mae Kerr, Shir- ley Kerr, David Kinnnel, Doris Kinter, Elinor Kinter, Melissa Kish, Joseph Kowehuek, Martha Lange, Norma Jean Layton, Ernest Learn, Donna Lewis. Row 5: Diana Lieper, Robert Lingenfelter, Howard Little, Wlilda Long, Erinaluel Loughry, Raymond Lowinan, Nionia Lukehart, Richard Lukehart, Inell Lumpkin, Eugene Manner, Doris Marshall, Patrick McCarthy, Gerry MeCune. l . - i ,,. ik , 5 ,.' - ' g : , U , ,,.1'.'57 ' , ff F r,,, r sfrrr ,M J 'i'r , V as-2 Q, . s, V Q J 1 . :.-:F. I 'A ,,-,. S L ., A i - vv-: 3? ' it Ns f ix i , if i'-. 3 , 'sf . . Jw 'W -T-I fe- V7 lr-4 ,Q 1:-.. i Nix:-' D -- , K Q , - A J, 3.3: ,fm ,qu my wi. V 5 jr f 3 . M45 1 I L. '1 X, H ?5tiixi.,,-gi? -Y . a Sli A Y i v ,. , we ,.i, fb. 1. - F . , V -A we 1 ,r-,- - .Q f Q 1 . ' - J ,L V V .. , .sf A J F a g. ,l ,,s. .,, 4 ' , 1-, ,, -559 , re ' J 5 , , i Ex- If Vt.-'L -Q J' W LV it ,Y ,J l I Y A if as r , J ., ,J V as .ii f i W' r is ' J 29 is V ..v. ,QMV V L V H - 'Q 4 VY Abou: left is a dc-inonstration ol' thc in- tvrnal organs of tlu- frog in a tc-ntb year biology class taught by Mr. Traugb. Rigbt is shown the aquarium, always a source of inucb intvrc-st on tht- part of Mr. llolstt-iu's biology pupils. The Tent D ' . ivssf 2, V l Liu? - Row I: Patricia Mc-Gcc, Vvrnon McGinnis, Martha Milla-r, Ronald Miller, Tliuodorc Montgoinvry. Row 2: ' ' V , T Annuttc Moreau, john Morganti, W'avnc- Murdick, Donna VV ' ' 4 Nagvv, Audrey Nile-r, Row 3: Janna-s Nolf, Geraldine : , L, f .!..,: ' Norman, Ann Novoscl, Xvlllllllll North, Frank O'Blinskv, ,wwf . , sa. we . , - H A Q ' 'V, Row 4: Evrctt Ustcrling, Betty .Ivan Orr, Dean Orr, Iunc ! ' K 5 A Olllara, Katblcvn 0'Mara. Row 5: livn Pattcrson, Betty Q' V L Palnior, Cuftey Patriquin, Ruth Pearson, Madcline Pvter- V , son. Row 6: james Pitzcrell, Henry Plownian, Daniel V QF in Politoske, Margaret Raniage, Jobn Rainer. How 7: Will- 'Vf :sb iam Rcccski, Iaiucs Rcdinger, Anthony Rcnda, Donald 'Q I - ' Renx, Raymond Rc-vie. Row 8: john Rice, Barry Risinger, M ' 1,0 v. Marie Risingcr, Frank Robison, Mary Lou Ruddock. Huw ' 9: Agnes Rununc-l, Carina-lla Russella, Rita Santini, Ken- , V VV V A nctb Sclirvckengost, Dolores Sccoskv. How 10: john V, gf' S- Hw y- Svcosky, Edward SL-gnc-r, VVilliaiu Sclkirk, VVilliaiu Smu- 5 ' ' sick, Lula Svxton. HE ., i. -5 f : , -., K' A it :gf i 2 L i ' 1. if 5. -wp -wi it is ft V A nf f I, -, J, 1 D. ,, D, .: ,f Q., psf, Au.ffN Q if ,- iw: ,f '- V .Ga D gif 1 fflf'ig I - , fa X :Q A . iw i sf s Wiigf 1? Ji: 1 by 'xi i 1xf45Av0Wa.r it ,,. , 512, P R 'V L S0 f ear Ahove left is a group of tenth veal' home economies girls learning the art of food preparation from Miss Clements. These future homemakers heeonle quite skillful in the kitchen. Right is Miss Stevenson show- ing the similaritv hetween certain Latin and English expressions. How I: George Shatter, Iav Shatter, Bill Shane, Paul Shank, llelen Shank, Annahell Sharp. Row 2: Eleanor Sharp, llelen Sharp, Thomas Shiek, Shirley Shuster, Bettv Silvis, Dorothy Siverd. Row 3: Richard Slater, Eleanor Smith, Patricia Spangler, Robert Spieher, John Stapleton, Ted Staneonibe. Row 4: Barry Steele, Regina Steele, Rohert Stephens, Edward Stewart, Marlene Ste- wart, Alvin Stoker. How 5: YValter Stuchell, Phyllis Sut- ton, Sandra Switzer, Marv Tate, Pauline Tylor, Edward Telford. Row 6: YVayne Templeton, Mary jane Thomas, Raymond Thomas, Rieharcl Toeei, Walter Trinihle, joan- ne Tvger. Row 7: Glenn Vanderhoof, Delores Vander- hoof, john Dee Varner, Rohert Wlaclclell, David YVagner, Geraldine NVagner. Row 8: Loretta VVhite, Glenn White, Kenneth XVhite, Majorie lViddowson, Donald YViley, Norman W'illiamson. Row 9: NVilhert Wilson, David XVilt, Ianet YVinslow. Anna Mae XVolfgang, Catherine Yoniek, Rose Yount. Row 10: Alex Zhur, Anthony Zele, Bill Zeigler, lrene Zellman, Patty Zelhnan, Dellena Zufall. 31 . rg l 3' enst T , E ..i,. 1 I f i 'X as KI L Q pyppp M ,ppp .2 ,is . S V at , E r jj t.l if l I-,MMF ' it -525 6 hi ' 4, r 5. t. li if S S ivili A I , Us ' K . fi: . , ll S i eer . it L ll' ,... ,, .. S ... -irt r . ,k:, N -.. 1 5 : 77 ' i V -. i . 5, . L Q I l 72 ' gr 5 fit' fi il S ig- - .HL A 'isdn -3: Our Teachers Bl HS. I.lCXO1li-X BECKICIR Litt.B. lnclixum Stull- 'll-zip-lin-iw Culli-uv English 10 Ninth Cnimlv llnnu-rmum 'l'llliI,NlA BICLI, B.S. lmli'n1'1 Slzils' 'llK'llk'llL'l'5 Colli-gi 9 XVmflLlkllislnry. Suviul Slullius 'lli-nlh Crxuln' Holm-100111 junior Rn-nl Crum Clluly, Ilunim'-Svniur Prom Arlvisor KENNICTII ll.-XYlS B.S. lndiaum Stull' 'l'L'zlL'lu-i's Cullvgs' NVurlcl llistnry, Social Sv.-in-lim-51 'l'e-nth Grzidv llomvrucmi Basi-hull Com-li, jimim' lligh Bux- livtlmll Con' Lli VVIl,l,lANl l lOI,S'I'lCIN B 9 lmlizum Shih- 'IX-zu-lioi's Coll:-gv Binlugy 'llvnili Ursula' Ilmm-room Busiiwse Xlznmui-r nl' Spnrlx SARA STEVICNSON A.B. PQ'nusylvuJiiax Colle-ga' for YVmm-il Latin. English 10 Twi-ll'th Grzirli- Umm-room T1-mli Grzxnlc Dmimitiv Chih llUl3lfl'l'l' 'l'llAUCll BS. lmlizum Stain- 'lll'2ll'll1'I'S Culln-ga' lliulugy, clL'llC1'2ll Sc'iL'l1L'1- 'l'i-nth Crauln' Hmm-morn Ilmiiir lli-Y Cluh i Pliysicul l'0l1LllllUIl is L1 innjur Q'OHC't'l'Il ol' thc hmxltli imcl pliysicul education all-purtnwnt. B1-low is slmwn Ll Sllllklfl' clam-4 cluriug gym class. lt not onli' proviclus much c1xm'n'iscx lm ' K ' ' ' 'iicl misc-. all-wlops plwslciil 4-mml1u.it1fm 11 1 1 1 af ,M 3 l' , ., nw' , . I was S, 1 K ji?-:A V- 4 c,..d4 'Q ,ggi-F ,5 6 ,S 'sg R314 1 J, ' M K' .xgukx LAYM' L- :C-ff? dw , ,.. , 1 113 R ix.-v Wx. Q, awww' HimB1-llisp41i11li11Qul1ltl11-llngmol ilu- l'111t1-cl Xzntimmx. Xllltll tllllt' is xpuni NlllllX- lll'f lIlll'I'Il 1t1111111l 11l1f1m111s 111 ilu' illl'lL1l stllcliq-N 1-lanes-N .- vstru 1111 ilu' sm-111'1'. Dr. c1llIllll'lll cl1'1lls il 511-11011 ul tluc- UI'Cll ' ails 01111 mpiclly' clcw-lop tlwir lllllSlL'Lll skills 111 tlw x111'ic111s tIlNl'lIll3lL'5 11111l gum 111 11l1'11s11141' 'xml IIIIISIL 1111111-c1141t14J11. lltlz Year Home Room Presidents, lst Semester-Robert Creek, Edward Allen, Eleanor Short, Thomas Sharpe, Paul Esch, VVilliam Kearns. Row 1: Grace Adams, Frances Adornato, Joanne Ag- nello, Edward Allen, Raymond Allen, Carol Baker, Mary Grace Balestrino, Ruth Barris, Joanne Barry, Fred Beck, Elizabeth Bence, lean Bennett, Margaret Bhe, Rachel Bieghler. Row 2: Donald Blair, joseph Blair, Irene Blose, Margaret Bonarrigo, La Rue Bowers, Gail Braughler, Pauline Broskin, Margaret Brubaker, loan Bukovskey, Patricia Carbaugh, Glenn Carnahan, Elizabeth Chido, Joseph Chookie, Mary Ann Cikowske. Row 3: Helen The Eleventh Clark, John Coffman, Eleanor Cober, Eugene Colgan, Joann Condron, Lois Coy, Mary Corte, Leroy Cravener, Robert Creek, Althea Cribbs, Pearl Cribbs, Evalene Cun- ningham, Josephine DiTullio, jo Ann Domino. Row 4: Ruth Dugar, Theodore Dunmire, Doris Edwards, Martin Edwards, Robert Elgin, Patty Ellis, joan Empfield, Paul Eseh, Roger Evans, Walter Fairman, Patricia Fee, Row- ena Fenton, Ioanne Fiseus, Elizabeth Fisher. fix A I ' ge qt l r srr ,,,f 5 by l y R ,,,, , W' ,,,i , ,ca 2- ,elm Q12 Q x Ms, kts- 6 E, Y ' W V b 5 C eaie s lbw T e it , , gif 1-1.6 F I .,1?,sn . 'N ,e Wei' 7W- lltlz Year Home Room Presidents, 2nd Semester-Charles Lezanic, Patricia Fee, Steve Mrazik, Betty Lee Moorhead, NVilliam Smith, Susan Hammers, James M izerak. 631' Row 1: Richard Fisher, Patricia Flick, Joyce Framp- ton, John Freeman, Phyllis Galentine, Paul Gardner, Don- ald Geesey, Virginia George, NVilmer George, Netta Gibbons, Robert Gibson, Pauline Giorgianni, Dolores Gordish, Connie Gottardi. How 2: Ann Grafton, Irving Gray, Annabel,Graziano, Edward Gulakowski, Gladys Ginter, Susan Hammers, Edward Harper, Margaret Har- per, Joanne Hartner, Jack Hartnett, Eugene Hawk, Blair Henry, Nancy Hill, WValter Hill. Row 3: Annabelle Hilty, George Hobaugh, Robert Hoover, Ronald Huffman, Emo- gene Huller, Arlene Jeffries, Mary Ann Kattcher, William Kearns, Jim Keeley, WVilliam Kelly, Meredith Kepner, James Kerr, Thomas Kerr, Ebert Kinter. Row 4: Alice King, Josephine King, Josephine Kline, John Kotula, Rebecca Kovalehick, Donald Kritzer, Esther Kundla, Ar- butus Kunkle, Richard Kunkle, Thomas Larson, Sara Lay- ton, James Lentz, Gwen Lewis, James Lewis. Mr. Dunmire relating mathematics to shop work to eleventh year machine shop pupils. Mr. NVallace shows a group ol typists how to keep their tvpewriters in good order. The Eleventh Year Role 1: Charles Lexanic, Lorraine Lieh, Rohert Little, Patricia London, Bernice Long, Ioan Long, Elea- nor Lydic, Marjorie Mt-Cardle, Mary Mcffraeken, jean Mc-Cuteheon, Martha Mn-Kee, Leslie Mclielvev, Mary Anne Mc-Laughlin, Shirley McLaughlin. How 2: Frank McPhilimy, Ioanna McQuillcin, Patricia lylakowski, Mfr- yin Martin, Virginia Mazza, Elizaheth Medloek, Dorothy Mercer, Shirley Merrill, james Midoek, Modeska Mike- sell, Bradley Minton. Erma Missien, Iames Mizerak. Ruth lvlontgomery. How 3: Betty Lee Moorhead, llohert Moreau, Stephen Mraxik. jean Myers, Harry Neely, jean Ann Newman, james Null, janet Orlasliey, Lena Pagano, lionald Peelor, Betty Pcntz, Robert Pierce, Marv lane Pina. How 4: Donald Pounds, Elizabeth Price, Eliza- heth Prokay, Edward Pruner, Ioan Reynolds, Dolores Rin- kus, Harold Rising, Evelyn Hisinger, Betty Lee Robert- son, Ioan Romance, llelen Sahol, Richard Sadler, Rich- ard Sadowslci, jean Schrecengost. I How 1: joan Schreeengost, Cecilia Secosky, james Seger, Alex Segner, Anthonv Serrian, David Setloek, Dominic Sgro, jane Shankle, Thomas Sharpe, James Shea, Betty Shields, Ellen Shirley, Eleanor Short. Row 2: Robert Simmons, Barhara Simpson, VVayne Slippy, Alice Smith, Bernice Smith, Betty Smith, VVilliam Smith, Nick Soulchin, Viola Stahlman, Gerald Stephens, joseph Stets, Richard Stewart, Diane Stigers. How 3: Katherine Stiles, NVilliam Strittmatter, NVilliam Sullinger, Betty Swisher, Bonnie Taylor. Donald Taylor, Leo Terneaux, Daniel Trainer, Marv Tress, Margaret Troutman. Norman Tyger, Tom Tyger, Marv Vinton. How -1: Leila YValker, Esther NValtermire, Hose VValtermire, Patrick YVard, Virginia XVatterson, Eleanore XYeitzel, Leona XVheeler, Ann XVllCl0lll',ll'l, Lois XVilliams, Harry XVilson, Mary Lou YVin- grove, Mary Zhur, Ioan Zellman. Q , Q k K ,f ' x f i, fir i s NY aft : , . A ' 't'-1 - 2' 'fe-'wo Z -.Y- ff T' rtirr it 'E 9 , i, T ' if . fa, ,Epi , XE ,QQ 9 is LAM A .-1. 1 mg -nr, al, as wwe, , ,Q , j t Q 4, T vi M if ' S T . Q VX AV 4' it img' VWVVA .-:L ,,. . may if I X7 I p I ,V K K r Q if 5 , ff , we W Q Q, - . ,V In 775 4 K Eh ggi? fl f ,gig fi tt it 5 , 8. I Q A ,fp St E Q A T 3 ,,, .- V ws LA: 8 V il K iuiyinf. J .- H QU! -1 -V . .J e 1 V f .tv A f. :-1: 3 9 , H , ,Q qt, pi V- I ,km y - V f - - 1 , - 11 3- , 55, , ,,l.,i,,,, MQ.-559 1, H it F Q g s:,g , f-3 -A ii K me , We f ll I sl it J- 'K 4 Mr. l's-iiuiugtuu working with i-ii-diva' zu't stilciviits iu u L'UI'IlUI' of thi- uri' YOOIII. Although 1'vq1iii'c-ci oi' all junior pupils, zu't iu sc-uioi' high is tuiwu uuiy hy' thosi- who ciiuosv it us ll suh- ji'Cl. Pupils assist thv fvzxclivi' iu thc routiuc' xvorli of tlw L'i1lSS1'00Ill. livrm' Wi' sc-Q zi Qimiigv of tc-xthooks in N111 Swziiigvfs English Elon-u. About half thc- tum- is spi-ut ou coiupositicm and thc 1'c'1uuii1dcr ou thi- stuciv of litl'l'1ltl1l'l'. A 4' ' AL' . Qi fr: g Q' Q11 -M-Q, 5' 5' 5,5 ' ' , gi i i A 1 Q i l s ft, - x., W-i W up if-1 i A b' Q B' s -H-h ,L-.Q aff is 'fi fs 9-W M 1 is fi . ,sf . 'iff 'Q-W :Q '7-if V fd' ,- 4., V, I L , .L A S ' is . A 'Kwik E L i s . s Wk ' ' 5' . ,J ,J . , I iff, LQ,-35,5 ui WI: ':'q51Z'. ,!'-' ' flffffzf J' K , X X . K, we L uf' f 'gl' ,juss 'MF 1 L 'Sf gif 1 f K V Q ff L+, H 5v'Ai..n . -ii ,Q 3' 'S . f, . .af 4. is .-wg, I M: , ,af .. , ' ,,k-z- K. A - fi , Q Q ya Y ' i ' , .M -2, q 5. i , by 1 -X Q V it Vx ' . A ,. if H A 'E f . 'gil W ,L --v. A .L , A, 1, an a VL A we 4 -wr Q 1: Y -.,i in ,V 41 LLP A r K :fi its -1, f 'Z ' Q? N ,X i 05 1 ' 1-st' K, K , , KN I 2 x. aw , , 'Fi Aa. '-1 L,,ui-'L -Ma W ,V T mx 49 4 Q V ' M , ' X F , NW 3. Ek, 1' f ,A - 1 M .Lei .w- '71 9.3 Q Miss NViley, commercial sup- ervisor, serves a treat to the winning team in a commercial contest. 'llhis department is very active in its support of civic affairs and organizations. A Practical Arts llth grade geography class is taught bv student teacher Fries. Indiana is one of the few high schools that offers geography in senior high as a guide to increased understanding of a complex world. Opposite IIIIQCZ Mrs. Victoria XVadas is giving a speech correction lesson to Viola Stahl- man. Throughout the twelve years speech detects arc noted hy classroom teachers and pupils are reterred to the speech correctionist. In all cases, major speech disorders are recommended or clinical treatment. Our Teachers -IANIES ML-KELVICY IIS., MS. XVL'5IIl1II1Sh'l' Cullc-xv, Ps-nnsylvurliu Stzltc Cnllvjlk' Physics, Cl-ncrnl S4-im-:loc 9 EI:-vs-nth Crude IImnm'o0m Pruivction CIuIx DUMENICK OLIVER BS.. M.Ed. Inclianu State 'I'0zu-Iwrs Cullm-gP, Accounting, Busim-ss Law, Businuss MatIn-matics Ninth Crude- Iloms-mum EUGENE POUND BS. Imlizum Stun- 'I'1-an-Iwrs Collegx-. I'cnnsyIx':miu Stun- Collvga- History II Elm-va-nth Grzulc Homc-room CRAIG Cl. SXYAUCER B.S. lmlianu Stuff' 'I'c-an-Iwrw Crrllvgc English I I I'IIt'X'PIlfIl Grade- IIm1u-romn Ilrmhzlfic' I2 -IUI IN XVALLACE B.S.EcI. IIIIIIEIIIRI Stun- 'l'mu-Iwrs Coll:-gc junior Iluwinc-ss 'I'rniuiufl. Ufiiu- Nlucluim-5, ,Iuniur Salam. Typing II, Iivtniliug SARAH K I. XVILEY B.S.. 5I.ELI. Imliunu Stats- 'I'vucIu-rs Collvm- Univvrsity of Pittsburgll Ihfad of Connm-rn-inl Dcpnrtment Slmrtllzmcl I. IJIL-tation and Trum- criptinn Tri-Hi-Y I2 1 l Q 1 1111 1 1 1 ' . 1 'al an , 1 ' V7 5 Fl 1 ,,., I ks K I , E li l ,W A J 5 1 11111 f , 2 ! 1' - K W . 3 'l fl I l 151- 1 1' ' ,A - 1 7-1 5 .1 3 1 4 ,,, - 4 .1 'A I I- 1 iv! i-L 5 ll W' 1 U s ya 1 . 5 X 12111 Your flfllllf' R1111111 I'1'1f,s'ifl1'11',s', Isl SI'lI1I'.S'fl'I'--ll0VVi1l'll Xlyvrs. Tony Nl1ll'COillCll, lC11g11111- XVz11'cl1-11, Holm xlCfgll21lCll', .I0llll Dlllminslxy, SQIINIIIY Fyock, aml Bolm ll11si11gc1'. lfcl. Nl111'kl11 worlxs als ll s11l11s 1'l1'1'lx 111 Ll local Sl01'1'kl5 part ol llc-ggy fxllll S111itl1. l11l1'11l1'1l SL'lllIll' 1111lS11'i1111. Qvts lll il 111-1' s xx111'l4i11 Disl1'il111tix1' lf1l111'11ii1111. Sl'Illl1l'S i11 tl1is L'0llI'Sl' sp1'111l cluilx alt o1'g1111 p1'111'ii1'1'. Llillillh 1'igl1t 11111111 st111l1'11ts 1'1'1-11111 l11ll il clay gaining p1'z11'tic11l 1-xp1'1'i1'111'1- 11111l1'1' tl11' s11p1'1'v1si1111 i11sl1'111'iio11 woc-lxlx' illlfl 111'z11'ti1'L' K'1ll'll 111151 'lll1C'SL' st111l1111is 13 l L'Ulll'QllIlillOl' lClwoo1l Sl10111l1'1'. lor all 1l1'x'otio1111l z1wso111l1li1's. 40 Twelfth year home room presidents, second semester: Ned Querry, Bernon McGcary, Donna Cramer, Ronald Fairman, Nadine McLaughlin, Harry Nichol. and Joe Kinter. Cliivf Potty Officer Bolan of tllc navy rc'- cruiting service talks to senior boys about opportunities in tlu- navy. All Seniors are quite intc-rested in their draft status and uro fro- qucntly advisred of service I'1'qlll1'ClllCI1tS. Circle: Mr. Taylor, shop instructor, kcvps an caglr- vyc on tlic operation of the nlacllines used by tlic boys. Our Teachers LAURA CHURCH A.B. M.A. ll 6, Columbia Uni- Barnard Co eg versity Eleventh and Twelfth Grade Mathe- matics Twelfth Grade Iloinerooin Student Council DAVID DUNMIRE vw B.S., M.A. Susquehanna University, University of Pittsburgh llelatccl Subjects Instructor Eleventh and Twelfth Machine Shop Honicroom XVARD JOHNSON M.S., B.S. Illinois State Normal, Pennsylvania State College IIcad, Industrial Arts Department ' ' ' 1 IAN EUCHNIL lxUX5hLX B.S., Ed.M. T ichers College, Uni- Clarion State ez . versity of Pittsburgh Probleins of Democracy, Social Studies 9 room Tenth Grade Home Senior Hi-Y, Student Council HOCEHS RANKIN IIS., M.Litt. Indiana State Teachers, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Twelfth Grade Homerooni ' 'K '- s Cluh THOMAS TAYLOR Pittslvurgh Xlaster Machinist Senior Historian. University of hlachine Shop 42 SNS Top: Miss Juni' NlCl ill'l2lllll givvs il tm-st to hc-1' class in svccmiicl-yvalr' Ifrciivlu. Inclianni ollvrs two ya-urs vaich nl Latin, Spanish, znicl Frm-In-li. Miss Nlillvr, SlllCll'lll ls'uc'l14'i', con- sults with jim lloshorongli in nn vim-- tivc typing L-lass. Tin-sv ulussvs arm' upon to unvonc' who can lit thvin into his 17I'H,Q,'l'zlI1l. Girls of lhc' flill-Q'tE'l'l2l xli1llkl,LfC1Ili'lll QYOIID worliing with Mrs. Little- to p1'c-pnrv foocl for thc Tlwsn- girls lvurn innch ahont thc- prvp- znuition of loml in lnrgv fIl1ilIltlilL'S. ' noun lnnvh. Bnltrnn: Mit Slum-clc-1' slums ,Inn Bilxtvl' sonic' of thc- rnclinicnls ul coin- position uncl 2lfl'2lIl4Q'ClIli'Ilt ns hc pri-- pau'c's thc! LllSi1'll5llllX'U vclllwifiwli shim'- cusv in thx- lrunt C01'1'lil0I'. ' Psy lf Bm-low lvlt: Mr. jusvpli OYCl'Sl'l'S iuviulwrs of tlii- piilxlivutiou stall' laying out cluuuuy pzigvs for tliv Yl'1l1Al7O1Jli, liiglit: Khin-liiuv sliop pupils zicljustiug thi- film-iilui' sim' iu tlicir 4-lass work. Almuu' li-ll: Siuclvuts lC'Lll'lllllQ S0l1lCflllllf.f ul' tlirir spi-4-L-li vlfcm-tixi-iicss lmy using thi- tupc' l'l'L'O!'Cll'I' iu Nlrs. NlCcll'l'f.f0l'lS 12 A English sm-- liuu. Right: A Prolmlc-ius ul' lJ9lllOL'l'ilL'V class stuclii-s ii uuil ul' hlllllilllilllfl Thi-5' arc vivw- iug 21 lilun strip ou 'A'I'l1v Sliriukiug Dullau . Circli-1 Pupils am' slmwu signing tlw Pla-clgc ul l 'l4L'l'Kl0l1ll iu X112 liuuliiu s twclltli vuur social studios class. Oppimsiti- piigi-: XIV. Slmmfs Q-liviuiistiw' pupils uri' gvttiug Ll lli'llIOIlStl'iltl0Il ol tlw wuiillvixmtiulis ul ulmus in IIl1llll'1' iu llli'll' stuclv uuii ou uvall- l'llL'C' . Our Teachers LA U RA ISUTERBAUCII I HS., BI..-X. fliU'Ill'jlil' lustitt Columbia University Home Economics Yiuth Grade lloincroolu llonn- lit-ouolnics Clnlu HARRY A. CANFIELD B.S., MAI., Mus.D. Mansfield State College, University of Michigan, Dana's Musical ln- stituts- and College of Music- Nlusic Departnn-nt Supervisor Lhapcl Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Baud JOSEPH SHANE NI.lCd. Muskingum College, University ol' Pittsburgh Head of thc- Science llcpartnu-nt Chemistry Tenth Grade llrnueroozn uc of Tccllnology. IIICLEN C.-XNll'l3lCI,l, BS. ludiaua Stahl 'IX-.u-lu-rs Colle-Je S Cafeteria .'uperx'isor, Cafehfria Man- ugenn'uL flllil'fl'l'llI NlanaLiz-lnenl XIAHY lj. XlcClll'lCOll A.l3., IxI.L. YViIson College. University of Pitts- buruh English ll:-partnu-nt flllkllflllilll English I2 'Vwt-Ifth Grzulc llomerooni National llouor Society, Sliaks-sp4-ar- ian Club, and Senior Class Advisor El,Nl'UUlJ Slll'll'llJlfll HS. Indiana State 'l'L'aL-licrs College Distrihutive Echu-ation Yiuth Crude llolncrooln Boy's Key Clulm, junior lli-Y flluh Mis-.s' Iiuterlmuglz This yearls close stu' tl . x ie second of our fiue tel l 2 c icrs cuter retirement when Nliss Laura Buterbaugh locked her classroom door for the last time. llcr classes in sewing were happy classes, and her pupils gave her hoth affection and respect. XVhile her retirement is well earned, We are reluctant to see her leave. Visit us often. Xliss Buterhaugh. ,- LJ mul -naw' sf' K5 ,Q .fs in ,s if vkfim A 111 , 1 hs' fff 2? 2 2 VM - H 2 S I s 1 AN ACTI ITIE :mfs fi M 1 we 4 S, V 44 X Y' 1? ? U 9 ,- Sw ' fl 'fffiffk 'DM 1-M' Y 1' M . :JW ' - ?' . - ' ' A K -- L W I, 5 J ...ll . . . in . -1 , ., ,I - 712: f m 3 -tw, 1 . . N, . ,. .,,.,,, .. N., ,. , qv LL .L L, 1. , JI.. 1-vw ' mm, f :H 1 H - - ge: .4 . 4 if if . E K Kqgfi k if bgijxjusf . . ., ,V , fam . K: X A .fff V f .w:'13Q,w., Q , 'Wff' ,Q .SV-fsR0'f's Ky: HAR 1 E 3 n f 5 i l 5 u E 2:71 ' wx- ,Q , L 13:4 L ar 4 If . 4 HMM., KJ 1 1 , r , iw m E 2 Q . if 9 s 5 5 5 ,E ik f' 2 Q QE 95 E 2 52 , Ls X P 2 . 2 F' imymwwf, ,imqm-z,,,,. Hr. 4 W,...,- w,xs,f,,x , , Cfmimiil I HULL' l: NI 1'. iXllllSi'ilII1lIl. Siuicii. i50llL'iIl'I'. Xiiu-ri. Vimiv- IlIiI'k', NiL'Xillii6'Il. Civvix, li. Cliww-, i'il'l4l'ti, Nlisx Cillm-il. limi' 2: cil'l'SillIlllll, Kintvll iyillil, cil1IlIliI1Qil.llII, Ci0Ul3l'l'. iif'4'l'S. Xik'fii11I'L', XYLlI'Cil'Il. Sinrmrt, illit- lrm. Hull' -'31 Siiinficis. Dl'li:lXl'Il. .'Xiil'll, Sinz11'p1'. NIlll'L'O2llfii. Si'- L-mky, 'll-iicn'ci. lic-1'vsi4i. limi- xxxncls. ltsc-ii. linzinvil ll limo I: Nlr. iiiiiisviimiii, Xin'- Cliimis, Nit'I.il.CiliilIl, lfvv, NIL-- fiillflk lh'z1i'iL'ii, NIiZi'i'2lk, Svgf IlL'l'. lik1lllIIkl'l'S. Nic-Univ. Xliss Clnllrcii. lin1c2:I,ittl4-. ciI'1lllIi'l'. NiL'I,LllllLfiliilI. Spum-4'. Nicfli-z11'x'. Cloud, llmiry, Gmlliuiln, Kissing- sr, Xlruzik. isilililllllll, liolminsun, XYiivy. Hou' 3: iilltCiliIlSOIl. Smith. XY. S111iti1.Ql1c'1'1'y,limi, Nil'ilUi. Killlvr, Um-L'm'X'. Niilvr- aiig lmyzlliic, Sililllik S!lfl'fU Przlml lime 1: Stu-tic-, lilocmi, Zvig- lur, XYiiilv. Hniic-11 cillllllillgilillll. Kllllliill. Spin-iwiy iillI'IlS. Xliiri. xxviixilll. Bimini. NIQK1-ixvy. Zil- l'llI'. Hou' 2: Fiblllillg, L2llliL'iI. ll:i1'pv1', NiUIIiQOIIl4'l'j', ciOL'iIl'11lN'. lluimsrm, Allman. 'i1ilUIIl1iS. Blil- lvr. liatiliirsl. Siiim-icis. Kelrll iii- giu, Alain-. Hou: IE: Stiw-rs, ' Q ciiliilllllll. linillipi, Mic-ami, Fil- lmrt. Aclums. Hilty. Siniimms. xIQ'xIiH!'Il. il i i t Y. iiLllllllll'I'S. Lmig, Cillllllillgillllll, Siiiipsoil. Aimiwy, Cuimilzlii. Hrflll -1: All- civrsou, B11ii'StI4iIlU. Viwfflllilllllll. iifmimwtsmi, Swisiivii iDl'SiJl7IlIll'iS. Smith, KllllixiL'. iFl'ii4'l'lll2lll. Pi- iivr, Kemp, Siu-are-13 XYl1itv, lim'- rxp Clark. Iizmclulpiu. l',x-lzwis' Club lime I: Lung, XYXIIIUIQ Studi- miiivr, iiviivr, Bm1z1l'1'igo, XVl1ilv. lwsiwi, SIIIIDSOU. LiJllI'. Hou' 2: lizlic-strimm. ificiiiing, Xiuxziolli. Biilrk, Biosc, I.,ilk2li0SiI, Niin-rt, NYiggc-ns. Kc-mic-clv. Lzltn-rm. Xlim Xloo1'i1c'z1ci. 1iuu'f3: Sllliiil. xYiIlg1'UYt', i,l'llI1l'I'. iiziiiiimws. Corte, Cunclmu, licnuirrigu, Nic- i Cil4ilCiil'll, NI. Criimims. li. Di'I'ui- lin, KI, I3i'l'1liiio. ifllllliill. i'. Criimims. A18 junior Red Cro.s.s' Row I: Tyger, Zhur, Smith, Robinson, McQuiston, Burns, Cressley, Troutman, VViddow- son, Adornato, Fenton, Hasing- er, Kunkle, Mt-Carthy. Row 2: Ccesey, Secosky, Montgomery, Downey. Pifcr, Coleman, Pol- lock, Miller, Allen, Prolcay, Phil- lipi, Malcolm, Nichol, Zacur, Miss Bell. Row 3: Layton, By- ers, Steetle, Simmons, Ilenry, Aclornato, Bryon, Moreau, Za- ziski, Pruner, Thomas, Cottardi, Lawrence, McMillcn. Row 4: Anderson, Ieifries, Barry, Orr, Adams, Kerr, Nizer, Miller, Henry, Zbur, Chapman, Harbor, Aultman. Safety Patrol Student Council I, sponsored by Miss Laura Church, carried on many activities to help achieve their purpose to participate in the admin- istration and social control of activities about school. Their achievements included establish- ment of Indiana High NVelfare Chest. President was Sam Fyock. Student Council I While Walking through the halls of I. H. S., at the change of classes, you are almost certain to meet a member of the Safety Patrol, quietly trying his or her best to make our school a safer place. This organization is sponsored by Mr. Jesse Lubold. President is Aletha McNillen. Student Council II Student Council II, sponsored by Miss Laura Church, was also busy. One of the many accom- plishments included presiding at the conference at Peabody High. The purpose of Student Coun- cil II is to give an opportunity to students to practice the activities of a good citizen. Presi- dent was joe Kinter. Ushers Club i'Piow 2 seat Your,s is in the balconyf' These familiar phrases can be heard at almost any type of performance given at the High School. The speakers are members of our Ushers Club. They assist our parents, friends, etc. and add a professional touch to our activities. Iunior Red Cross l The junior lied Cross, sponsored by Xliss Thelma Bell, is an example of student interest in community problems. This club gives service to the school i and helps further inter-nation understanding. Among their activities was a party for the Willard Home. President is Connie Adornato. 49 Publications Huw 1: Conclron, NVarrcn, Clark, Orr, Craig, Lvbrato, Gan- lvy, Knnklv. Huw 2: Bloom, Dirfnllio, 'l'1'aincr, Van Dyke, Kc-clcy, Evans, Pic-rue, Mr. jo- svplm. Camera Club Huw I: Kearns, CIOH-IHZIH, Lvtlv, XVhitc, Kritzcr. Row 2: Ste-ts, Elgin, Spiclncr, Nolf, Mr. ,lose-ph. Projzzctionists Huw 1: Oestvrling, Elgin, Shick, Spin-her, K4-rr, Mr. Mc- Kclvvy. Hou: 2: Rivers, Den' ning, Murdick, Rccvy, Mont- gmnvry, XVhitc. Repair Club Row 1: Fetturlnan, Frcch Bonarrigo, McPhilimy, Hoover Rcvnolds. Row 2: Kinnncl Haxncr, Kc-mp, Greenlee, Seg- ner, Boucher. 50 National Honor Society Row 1: Fortner, F. Adorna- to, Bloom, J. DiTullio, Sherot- sky, Hamilton, Zacur, Bryan, C. Adornato, NVingrovc, Rainey, McQuilkin, Smith, Craig, Abel Row 2: Mclielvey, G. DiTullio Zeigler, Kuhn, Orr, Carbaugh Newman, Gombita, Bolt, Bon- arrigo, Simmons, Baxter, VVar- ren, Mikesell, Gibson, Mrs. Mc- Gregor. How 3: Brubaker, Pierce, Maxziotti, Ricci, Abbey Vogel, McClure, King, Bale- strino, Miller, B. Smith, Mars- den, McMillen, George, Cram- er. Row 4: Shaffer, Graf- ton, Williams, McLaughlin lBeighler, Campbell, Kunkle, Edwards, Fyock, Ganley, Mock Keller, Hill, White, Stitt. Roui 5: Hobaugh, Evans, Pierce Guard, Balint, Kovalchick, Mei Gee, Kearms, Lytle, Mazzola Carnahan, Stavres, Moorhead 'Beck, Nichol. Student Publications Many students do not realize the terrific activity that surrounds the creation of Ijlndian and the High Arrow behind the door of 103. These sixteen budding journalists under the guid- ance of Mr. Lambert joseph have the responsibil- ity ot reilecting the life of I. H. for students and parents. Projectionists Club The Projectionist Club is a service club com- posed of senior high boys who are interested in learning how to operate and repair the many kind of different projectors and other similar machines. The boys took turns helping to run the various machines when needed. Mr. james McKelvey is the sponsor. Camera Club The Camera Club is undoubtedly one of the hardest working clubs at I. H. The sixteen members of the club not only take care of all the yearbook photography but also do much for the local newspaper. The club also enters samples of its work in the Scholastic Awards Contest held each year. Repair and Maintenance The Repair and Maintenance Club, a service club composed of boys interested in making their school a better one in which to live, is sponsored by Mr. Elwood Banks. The boys repair all types of building equipment and assist in various other ways. The club president is Bill Frech. National Honor Society The aim of the National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary McGregor, is to establish character, service, leadership, and scholarship in the students of I. H. S. During the year the club took in new members who have reached these qualities. The president was Bob Pierce. Szfnim' lfi,S'fUI'fIlIIS limu 1: Zucllr, Diwfulliu, Slwmtsky, czllllllillglllllll, Gambi- tzn, NVissingm-r. Mcfflxla-kc-rm, Bry- zux, Zciglvr, XYiddowsun, Aclmv mlto. Xmulis. Lutz-rm. Rmb 2: XlzL1'sclc11, Orr, Kuhn, Svtlock, Kinlvr, StllL'IlI'H, S i In Ill 0 Il S , 'l'l'illll71C. Sllllingvr. NIC'Ilt'IlI'j', Allcln-131111. lflclllillg, Rankin. limi' 3: Klinv, Nlillliilfli. Lc-lJ1'.1- to, C1'21Illi'I', YYoml:1ll, Anal, Cgunplwll, XVl1its1, Slollcblwzlk- or, Littlv, NIcClurv, Colt-mlm. Paul, XIOI1-alll, Cn-use-y, 131115, Nluzzola, Iiumlrrigo, L V t I 4- , l,kllSL'h, lluml, XVlnitv, Ilnsingvr, Ni7Sl70l'0llgKlI. Iuninr Ili.s'lm'iu11.s' Good, 'Ibm-i. XYilliums, laco- bv, Sta-1-th-, llilldc-x'litvr, Lohr, liimmcll. Burkvtt. How 2: Lohr, 'l'1u'lm', BLIITY, Wlmclclcxll. Mout- Q,'lJIIli'l'V, livucc, xIK'C1'1lL'kK'Il, Liss, Yu1'm-ll, Miss NIUIIGIIFY. c7lIfl'fl'l'fll Af!llIll,Lfl'lI1C11f Huw I: Fuimum, Black Blosc, NlUI'I'iSUI1, Pim-11-Q. Ruiz 2: Brown, Coy, B2ll'fll01Ollll'VV I c-c-. Nlrs. Cumplmcll. Km, Club Hou: I: Uvstcrlillg, F1'Cl'IllLlIl Slmrpc, KIIHIQIQ, Smith, Moor llvzlcl, Bm-ck, Nic-lml, Simm- Sucllcr. Huw 2: Cnmninglmzun X'lLl'IlC1'. Spin-hor. jones, I Io llklllgh, M51-1's, Us-nming, Imr- scm, Evans, Mr. Slwvclcr. .72 Prown, Cett, Macro, Peron, Dist. Eflueulion How I: Cllltlllllttl, Cavlor. XIcI.aughlin, Baxter. K u t y , Warden, Markle, Fctterman, Vesbit. Row 2: Myers. Isen- Jerg, Fleming, Burnheinier, iay. Mr. Shecdcr. Senior Historians The purpose of the Senior Historians is to learn the history of Indiana and surrounding counties and also to appreciate them as they are today. This year, under the sponsorship of Xlr. Rogers Rankin, the club attained a membership of fifty pupils. President was .lohn lionnarigo. Cafeteria Management ll members were enrolled in the Cafeteria Management Club. The objective of the organi- l Zation was to create co-operation and under- l standing among the girls in the club. During the year. the girls took a trip to a large commercial cafeteria to observe operations. The club spon- sor was Mrs. Helen Campbell. lunior Historians Under the sponsorship of Xliss Ferne Nic- Henry. the -lunior Historians set as their objec- tives the preservation of county and local history. The club. with a membership of twenty. took many field trips during the year. They also heard manv illustrated discussions on historical events. Key Club The Key Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Elwood Sheeder, strived to develop leadership, to serve the school and community, and to make better citizens. The club was organized this year and had a membership of twenty-five bovs. The boys sponsored a pancake supper and helped the Salvation Army. Distributive Education Club The Distributive Education Club was quite busy this year. Besides the various trips they took, they also held several parties throughout the year. Their aim was to promote friendly relations between the club and the merchants of Indiana. The club sponsor was Nlr. Elwood Sheeder. Nurses Aides Row 1: Wiggins, If o l t 1 Studtinillvr, Nihc-rt, VVillis, M112- ziotti, Craig, Morrison, Cardo- monc. Row 2: Z1-igle-r, Harris. Christiv, XViggins, XV1llli0I', Ken- nccly, Ahcl, Sotlouk, Mrs. Furm- CII Senior Bror1rlzra.s'tin,q Club Row l: Iscnhc-rg, Bonurrigo Santini, McKm-lwy, Montgom- vry, Hnllvr, Conclron, Sherot- sky, Bloom, Fortner, Nibert How 2: Brnhukvr, Vogvl, Simp- Morrison, Craig, Varnvr, Poli- son, Ahhcv, Marsden, Ricci toski, Thomas, Mrs. VVadus How 3: Nichol, Evans, Lock- urclq, Slippv, Pivrcc, Randolph Icllrics, Pifer, Knnklv, Lic-h Barry, Orr, Kuhn. Row Sharp, Knnklc, Kr-urns, McCar- thv, Bonurrigo, lloffmun, lloocl lloshorongh, XYLltS0f1, Keele-y joseph, Putsch. lunior BI'l7lllll'tl.S'ffll,Lf Club How 1: McCarthy, Scholz-s Allen, NVQ-giver, ML-Laughlin Moreau, From-inun. How 2 Nichols, XVilt, XVolfc, Nags-3' MUGCC, Scgncr, Schrixclcr, Mrs XVadus. How 3: Bland, Csanyi Snllingcr, Martin, Pifc-r, Cussvl llntton, Tate. Sl1lIliUS11C'IIl'llI7l Club How I: Kunklv, Cnmpbvll Ilill, Kcllvr. Wlllson, lYlL'ClklI'tl'lV Van Dylw, Bc-ck, YVolfv, Pifvr Clinlev, Stitt. Row 2: Mock XVilliams, Mcllc-nry, YVnrrc-n Morrison, Ricci. Craig, Fergu- son. Eiitvrlim-, Kuhn, Orr. Mrs Mc'Crs-gor. Row 3: XVnlkcr Abc-l, Ilinnilton, Zacnr, Con- clron. J. Di Tnllio, Shcrtosky V. Di Tnllio, Bloom, Fortnvr Cnrclanlonc. 54 a a Future Ilomemakcrs of America Hou: 1: Bonlance, Mclntvrc, Nibery, Fleming, Coy, Colish, Craziano, NVingroye, Huller, Harper, Fenton, Cikowski, Fair- lcy. Row 2: Jean Schrecken- gost, Ioan Schreckengost, Chris- ty, Cook, Henry, Brown, Piercr , Coy, Harris, Dixon, NViggins, XYoodall, Miss Clements. Bow 3: Morrison, Nibert, Henry, Adams, Kirkland, Trimble, Set- lock, Kowchuck, Ganlcv, Zazis- ki XVi ins Medlock, Cunning- , gg , ham, Rainer. Row 4: Lower, Henry, Lemmon, Ililty, Cib- bons, Zbur, Abbey, Merrill, Fisher, Fairinan, Long, Mc- Laughlin, Stadtmiller, Short. Nurses Aides The Nurses Aides are a fron 3 of twelfth Grade A F' 'r s W zr annin J en er 1 urfes rainil . 11 ho 1 e l 1 tc t 1 s t 1 The club, which is a newly organized club this year, is sponsored by the School Nurse, Mrs. Pauline Farmer. The girls took turns staying in the nurses room during each period. The club president was Kitty Cardamone. Iunior Broadcasters The thirty six members of the junior Broad- casting Club are taught the fundamentals of radio broadcasting by Mrs. Victoria XVadas, club sponsor, and are prepared for membership in the Senior Broadcasting Club. The club has spon- sored a dance and an assembly with another junior high club, plus several broadcasts. Senior Broadcasters One of the most active clubs in school is Mrs. Victoria NVadas, Senior Broadcasting Club. Its members get experience in radio broadcasting through the public address system and weekly broadcasts over WDAD. Club projects were the St. Patrickis Day Dance. trip to Pittsburgh, and entertaining local clubs. Shakespearian Club The Shakespearian Club, under the sponsor- ship of Nlrs. Mary NIcCregor, studied the life of XVilliam Shakespear and his works. Throughout the year the club made a scrapbook on Shakes- pear, studied Othello,,7 and had a candy sale to raise funds. The club has a membership of forty- three. Future Homemakers of America The Future Hoineinakers of America Club is under the sponsorship of Bliss Alice Clements. The purpose of this organization is to promote an interest in Home Economics. The club co-sponsored the Saint Patrickis Day Dance. The club is open to all students in the senior high. Betty Setlock was the president. Slflgrf Cruz' Iltlllj 1: Str-1-lex Nliillcr, F1111- Illilll, Sta-ls. H1110 2: N111 Cilfllil' l11111, Svtlm-k, Mr. l,l'IllllIlgIlOIl. Sr'11i11r Ili-Y H1111' I: 'l'cll'r11'cl. 31111111- Xicliol, Rising. S111itl1. ll0Sl7lll'- uugli, l'z1'c1w11. Blllrclicli. Lock- lll'il, fXlc1c11'l11'111l, llooul, L111'H1'11 Huw 2: Mr. rllfilllgll, llurcl. Kuty. Y ll ll D Y k 41, Kissi11g1-1' lf 11 1 1l , 1 1' 0 c cl , XYilli11111s1111 l 1'11111ptr111, SlL'XV1lI'l. Nlr. Kimsvl- 111z111. 1311115 3: C11111'cl, SDlClIl'l4, xlL'Cll1l'l'. Littlr-, XV11 cl cl 1- l l 'l'1'i111lul1-, Tygmxr, lJlt'I'L'L', Sulling- 1111 C111111i11gl111111. 'I' l111111 il s l,1':1r11, Sll21l'Dl'. -lllllllll' Ili-Y HUIL' I: Slvwurt. llillllilll. A11- dm-rs1111. C111'lo11i, NIL-Cl111'ki11 R1-1-1-ski, ll21I'I1l0I1, Xlbtzcl, C011- sc-V. R1111' 2: Pilil'l', Little, Al- lvn. NIcMill1-11, Mc-Ki1111c1y, C111- 111c'r. Blyst1111c, Blo1'c'z111, Tl111111p- 51111. ll11wxI1111'st. Tri-Hi-Y I2 Illlllj I: Brx'1111. NYissi11g1-1', l'lUI'lI1txI'. l3l1111111, Zviglvr, Fergu- son, XV1lllil'l'. Crilmlw, Stuclwll, ll11111ilto11. Jvifrin-s, Orr, Kllllll XYi1lrloxx sim. Hou' 2: Kiutvi' X111-1111 l3111'11l1c1i1111'1'. ML-Ki11111-y lllJl'1', Si111111o11s, Xl 21 1' s cl 1- II Craig, li11to1'li1111, Nic-hols, Low- vr, Christie-. Dugan, Aix-l, Mc- cl1'ilL.'li0ll. H1110 13: li2ll1lCf', A11- 111-rson. l'llCl1llllg. .-Xlulwy, Simp- son, Foltz, NYilli11111s. XlCLilllgll- lin, Aul, Cuyloig XVl1itc1, lla-ss, Sl1l'2l1'CI', ll1ll'I'lS, B11-Nlillm-11. Hou, 41 XY111'rv11. Pc-rc111. Cl'2llllChf. RIA'- Liickicz L1-l1rz1t11, Block. Kunklc- NlllI'Sl1llll, NVillis, K1-llvr, Hill C11111pl11-ll, Coofl, llillldlllpll 81111, P111-r. 36 Tri-Ili-Y ll liow I: Bolt, Lewis, Smith. isinger, B a k e r , Mt-Qnilken. Vingroye, Smith, Mlilker. How : Carbaugh, lfiseus, Koval- iiek, NVL-itzel, Newman. Hey- olds, Condron, Cikowski, Kat- ier, Ililty, Zellinan, Miss Me- arland. How 3: Hill. Brn- aker, McCardle, Clark, Zbur, nnninghani. llannners, Mike- xll, Shields, Mercer, Moorhead ow 41 Short, McLaughlin, ondon, Merrill, Bi-igliler. mith, Harry, Jeilries, Cober, hankel. Cribbs, Pentz. Stage Crew Tri- Hi- Y Twelve lf props, sets etc., must be arranged on the stage for programs. the group of fellows known as the Stage Crew would be contacted. This club, with Mr. Robert Kline as their director. perform numerous tasks which affect everyone, yet go unheard of. XVe should be proud of these boys. lunior Hi-Y Club 'iTo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' is a phrase familiar to many students as the purpose of the Hi-Y Clubs. Mr. Elwood Sheederls junior Hi-Y Club follows in this tradition by leading devotional assemblies and other tasks. There are approximately thirty-five members in the Senior Ili-Y. This club has stressed Christ- ian leadership throughout the school this past year. Mr. Eugene Kunselman sponsored the group and they have participated in many activi- ties, such as sending boys to hlohnstown for a con- vention. Senior Hi-Y The sixty-five members of the twelfth grade Tri-Hi-Y have shown great progress this year. Participating in Tag Day, sponsoring after-game dances, and selling lunch tickets were among their activities. And a few girls attended a con- ference at Sewickley. Miss Sara Wliley is the sponsor. Tri- Hi- Y Eleven The Eleventh Grade Tri-Ili-Y showed active interest in comnninity and world problems by sending delegates to the model U. N. Assembly. the Sewickley Conference, and a dinner with Hi-Y representatix'es at DuBois. Presidents were Betty Lee Moorhead and Sue Hammers, sponsored by Miss McFarland. Tri-Ili-Y IO limo 1: Ste-c-llv, Dc-ilmln-r, livi- singvr, Lnniplcin, l l e- in i n ll . Colm-nuin. Nngcv, Switzvr. VVicl- cluwsmi, cllllllllllgllillll. Huw 2: Fans, Sutton, lfislic-r, Dully, l.,0ll,Lfl1TX. B 21 li c' r . Cncliruiw. Nmwimii, Slmrp. Nliss Zncln,-rl. Huw 3: livers, Luvton, Tata-. Kisli. Xlligiim-i'. XYinwlc1w, llc-nrv, .-Xclunis, llniiailiin-. Row Al: Cun- ninglunn, Mc'Cm'm'. 'llygi-r, Nlillvr, Rzunzigc, llllll. Zllflill, Kintvr, Cray. ClllllN'i'I'. 'l'l'i-Hi-Y 9 Iimu 1: liriiukvii, Rising. Spi- 4-lim-, Allvn, Slizlnlilc-, Nlorcliclcl, Raw, XVill, Ciknwski, NVnmls, Plum-tti, liclwin-mls. Rmb 2: Dnwiicy, Nl. Trinilulc, ll. Trini- lulv, lPI'tlK'l'lllilI1, llvnry, Le-zxsiin-, XYl'NlOV6'T. NlL'CI'LlCki'l1, Riu: Cnmiinglnnn, Nlrs. llill. Huw-'31 Enipliclcl, lflcining, Clinpiiiuii. Dugan. l'vc-lc, Bw-rs. clI'l'SSll'y. Builc-y, Al0I1llll1QS. Burns, Dc'- Zuilliv, Nlkntkiiis, lluttc-r. Row 4: llumnirc. Miller, Cvvscy, Dc-slmmmvls, Nlurtin, 'l' in y l 0 r . Fnirlcy, jones, 'l'yg4'r, Dorn, Rin: lirl-iiclliiigw. 'l'ri-Ili-Y Pi Huw 1: Corclon. NlcAcloo, Cmviv. Bn-ncc, llilc, lflzniagzin. Siivclc-r, Sliicli. Ilopliins. XVol- forcl. Cuolvv. Cvrsliinini. How 2: Selkirk, Baku-i', Foe-, Kern. F4-ltvriiiuii, Elgin, Mya-rs, llnt- tvr. 'l'vg1-r. Slicrwin, Nlolcsnn. Few, Kline-. 11111031 Clnwsnn, Nugvv, Nicholson, ll 0 W v , NY 0 l f L' , Sliaclla-, Cuiwializiii. Ponncls, Sclirecongost, NICCL-v. Kissinger, McQnowii, Lloyfl. me 1 rvin. :1'l'Cfll1.'l'.StlYOI', R 4 I C Cullman, Lukntosli, Blvstoiic, Clizipnian, Aul, Tate-, Fislic-r, Bulx-oo. Hlicu, livvie, XVagncr. Xvllilllklll. Tri-Ili-Y 7 limo I: Ubvr, Smitli, Sliick, Ralston. llioiniis. Pcillvr. Ly- Click, llnglws, liisli. Huw 2: Rintcr, liiinnie-l. Moiituoinory, Dvlluvvii. Nlliclclcill. llc-ilninn. Ln-vinc, Nloorliwicl, Mrs. Xvilf- nvr. 130103: S2lVVVt'1'. XVyinc-r. Fnirniim. D 0 t y. Nll'Kl11lN'X. Sniilli, l,2lllIlCI', xYkl.1'lN'I'. Cun- ninglunn, llvncc-. Ron: 4: Alt- niiin. llinclcrlilm-r. BI'l'2l.lilI'UIl. XYiirclc-n, Stl-etlf-, Sclinlc-r, Mar! klc-. llvnn, Colgan. 58 j Dranmtic Club 1:2 j Row I: Orr, Cardamone. Zaeur, Able, Hamilton, Sherot- sky, DiTullio, Zeigler, Bloom, Fortner. Row 2: Ricci, Mazzi- otti, Uber, Iless, McHenry, Van Dyke, Vogel, Kennedy, Wfalker. Entcrline, Kuhn. Row 3: Hill, Randolph, Shearer, McLuckie, Knnkle, Lcbrato, VVillis, Abbcv, Marsden, Morrison, Craig, B. Canlev. How 4: Beck, Maz- vola, Mclielvey. Patsch, McCar- thy, joseph, White, VVatson, Guard, Mock, F. Canley, Pifer. Tri - Hi- Y Ten Christmas is a time for givingf' This fact was realized by the Tenth Crade Tri-Hi-Y, so they prepared a Christmas basket for a needy Indiana family. The girls, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marybelle Hill, also held an after-game dance. In this same spirit the girls are planning more projects. Tri- Hi- Y Eight The forty-seven members of the eighth grade Tri-Hi-Y enjoyed a busy but successful year. In- cluded in their innumerable activities were: can- dy sales, a Thanksgiving Party, skating parties, and devotional assemblies. ,lean Howe and judy Cordon were presidents of the club. Miss Ruth Kline was the club sponsor. Tri- Hi- Y Nine Do unto others as you Would have them do unto yonf, This is the purpose of Tri-Hi-Y Nine in a nutshell. Seventy-seven girls join in projects -devotional assemblies, Christmas caroling, etc. In these many ways, Miss Alice Zacheralis Y-Club serves the school and the community. Tri - Hi- Y Seven For those who are just entering into the club system of I. H. S. there is probably no better starting point than Tri-Hi-Y Seven. This club, sponsored by Mrs. joanne WVarner, carries out many services which are not only of service to the school but also a source of enjoyment to all of its members. Dramatic Twelve Creasepaint, makeup, and constant rehearsals are familiar reminders to the members of the 12th grade dramatic club. The main objectives of the club were entertainment and instruction in the art of acting. XVith the eleventh grade dramatic club they presented four one-act plays. Mr. Craig Svvauger is the sponsor. Ilrmlmfir' ll lima' l: .Xclm'1111tn, CLll'l7LlllQll Bll.I'l'lS, lQ2llt'l1lll', Sliim-lcl. XYUUQ-l Rcynolcls, Nlilxxgl, Cmnclrmi. Ag- ui-lln, l,72llif'l', lillis. Hou' 2: limi'- I rv. lllgllllli, -If-lliivs. liI'l1l7.llit'l' XIc'Cu1'4llc, ll1lll'Stl'lllU, Dmnima Cliiclu, Miki-Mill, l3vL'li. lit'i5I,llll'l' N111 Nix, Him' 3: llllll'l'l'. Clllll'l' Slippv. Ku-lr-V. Smilln. Kunklv Kmiriis, Slmrpv, lixmis, llo- llilllgll, l,zu's1'll, Xlralwaill. Drumfztir' IU liflll' I: 'llltcg cVYNlill'kl, Kiiiivi' Sllklllll xlOI't'Llll. Kvrr. Ciilliw-1' ll111'l4m'icli. litllll 2: CzlrSiL'l4 li-uggm-y, Fans. liukcw, i1011tIll'I' Cmlniuigli, llviiry. Stcvciismi Hou' fl: Lumpkin. Vllllylllll Nm'- osvl. Dulriuskv, lilllCl'l7kllljlll, Lin-pn-r, Coopvr, Swilm-r, Bmtli- v1'S. Santini. lllllfill' lligfl IJl'IHH!l1ll'S Hou' I: Circ-sslvy, Sf0XY1ll'l. XYcJll'r', Stixvr, Nzlgvy, Gvrsll- mam. Yilwrt. lil'2lClil'll. SDlL'lll'l' Dilts, llzly. lime 2: 'llnnpsmi SCQIICY. Pliillippl. Xllllitilll, Nic! Lzlcllluli, 131-1111-, Bkllit'l', Cm-flfm I.,2lllL'l', Mr. l'llll'Q,'lllC'lt'. limb 53: lflllllilll. l3l'OXYIl. Pilvr. Allvii Slmflh-, XI:-slair, Dutton, Pm-k Byvrs, Lloycl, NIcQimw1i, Fluii: Ililgilll. Hour 4: XlCCi1l'lllV. Dvs- l7OIlIlL'lS. Huwc-. ixlll. Xlgizziutti ll1l1'lll011, llill, XIQCN: Spciiw' Sliiclfls, Clllllllllgllillll, Sullingcr .lli.i'r'11 Cl1ur11.s' Rum' 1: l'lUI'lllCf. clilflliillgll. Alxlxvv, l llllt'l'llIlL', C 1' 21 i Q, Mmitgmiimy. Xliillim-i'. Rau' 21 Still. llill. xlL'l,llClilL'. Nlazzirmt- ti, l3l'lll72lli4'I', llicui, Nlikf-si-ll Hvyiiulcls. 1141115 -3: Kc'i'l', Ivil- rics. l,m1L-kiml. Pi1l8l'll. Bm-ck. ljillll. lhlitfmski-, YYull'v. Him -I: Imutz, Xin-liol, Pvtcrs, Iu- scpli. NIL-Cul'lImy. Ilullmiui, Rims- l3UI'UlIQl1. lliiivih StOIll'llI'LlliL'I'. GU Q Girls' Glcc Club tadtmiller, Nichols, Troutman, mith, Hess. Row 2: Bruba- er, Newman, NVilderman, Ko- alchick, Mazza, Pagano, Dixon, tahlinan, Dr. Canfield, Row 3: gnello, Condron, Rainey, His- igcr, DiTullio, Adornato, Nag- V, YVinsloW. Row 1: Kerr, Pentx, Abbey. l Dramatic Eleven Mr. Nixis Eleventh Grade Dramatic Club annually joins with the Senior Dramatic Club to l present school plays during the year for students l and the general public. This year four one-act i plays were presented. Nlany of the light spots throughout the year are also presented by this 1 club. lunior High Dramatic The junior High Dramatics Club tries to introduce the student to the many specialties of the stage. The club, with a membership of fifty- one, is sponsored by Mr. Samuel Furgiuele. This year the club produced the -lunior High School Operetta, several radio shows, and two one-act plays. Dramatic Ten The Tenth Grade Dramatics Club, sponsor- ed by Nliss Sara Stevenson, acts as a bridge be- tween junior and Senior High dramatics and builds up student interest in dramatics. During the year the club has put on several one-act plays for the members of the club and other dramatic groups. Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus is a group of boys and girls who are interested in the art of singing. especially in voice training and individual sing- ing. The chorus is of much service to the school by presenting music at various assemblies. Doc- tor Harry Canlield is the director of the group. Girlgs Glee Club The Girls Glee Club is a senior high school organization. The purpose of the club is to give girls an opportunity for gaining skill and pleasure in the art of singing. The club is under the direction of Dr. Ilarry Canfield and student music teachers from Indiana State Teachers College. Senior Chapel Chair Row I: Stitt, Hin-c-i, Smith, Orr, F0l'llll'l'. King, Nlontgom- ckry, Craig, Entcrlinv. Abbey, Cnnlcy, How 2: Nichol, VVM- son. Pctvrs, Putsuh, Lockurcl, XYolfc, Politoskc. l'zml, Lurscn, Bla-Cmtliy. junior Chapel Choir How lx Cunninghnin, Mc- Qniston, XXX-tml, Harmon. Cnr- loni, Say, Bolcn, Kritzcr, Cnssol, Ga-1-r. How 2: lNInlL-ohn, Surl- owsky, Mink, Kvrn, Ilntton, Shivlcls, Sp1.'IlL'C, Snllingcr, Frm-- mim, Bc-nu-, C1-rslmiun, Bliss Cla-plinrclt. Row 2: Howe, Nu- ,Qm-y, VVooclull, Thompson, Shns- tvr, Clmpninn, Kissinger, Byvrs. Svgiwr, Svllairli, Girls Chorus 9 Row 1: Liscinsky, I . Colish, Clintcr, Prokny, Pollock, Flvtcli- cr, N. Colish, Anclvrson, Sun- lini, Cikowslci, M. Vllflllllllv. Svgnvr, Younis, Row 2: Smith, Slmnkf-l. LL-huing, Blorcfiulcl, llnttc-r, ll 4' n r V, l'l0ttC1'Ill2lll, Downs-V, Millvr, Hummel, Hman'- il-k, R. Trimlnlc, lloclgc, VVoocls, Bliss Ccplmult. Hou' 3: Stu- pvlton, Strittinattc-r, Uliclmiv, jr-imings, D4-zuiife, Dorn, 'l'VQ1,'K'I', Clmplnun, Dugan, Dixon, Tho- mas, Dugan: Lowmnn, Rising. Hou' 4: Hailey, My-Clure, Iu- cohv, DL-mcrtosky, Klilllllllllil, Miller, Pitm-rc-ll, Bcncc, Kklllillill, l'12ll1'lllklI1, llockenhcrrv, Cather- mzm, Brcilcllingclg Broskin, Fill- hznit. Library Club Row 1: Pifvr, Kintvr, Bn1'1'5'. Lim-h, Mc Laughlin, Hohcrtson, Zhnr. Huw 2: 'l'nvlor, Mclivl- Yvy. Aclornnto, Trimhlc, Anclvr- son. Allan. Bruclicn. Spichvr, XYilt, Miss Zuchcrl. Row -3: Clnrsick, Simmons, XVinslow, Coclirzuu-, Aclornuto, Bryan, llvnry, Cnnninghinm, Proknv. How 4: Zaziski, Bolt, Cotturrli, Agnullo, Sc-coslxy, Mukowski, Ilya-rs. 62 The Senior Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir is an organization made up of members who are chosen by Dr. Canfield. the director and sponsor of all senior high musi- cal activities. These students are responsible for all the music in the senior high devotional as- semblies. They also provided an anthem for Baccalaureate services. Girls Chorus 9 This chorus, under the direction of Doctor Harry Caulield, is especially designed for girls who desire an opportunity for gaining skills and pleasure in the art of singing. Special attention is placed on breathing, phrasing, expression, tone quality, and expressive performance. The lunior Chapel Choir The Junior Chapel Choir is an organization made up of junior high students who are interest- ed in music. Their activities are identical to those of the Senior Chapel Choir. These students are responsible for the music in the Iunior high de- votional assemblies. They are chosen by the sponsor, Miss Mary Cephardt. The Library Club The Library Club is a service club composed of girls who are Willing to spend all of their spare time helping our librarian, Miss Zacherl. The girls do many of the jobs and duties around the library such as working in the stock room, putting away the books, and attending to the front desk. The Band The Indiana High School Band not only is a very necessary service to the school but also provides pleasure for the players. The objective of the organiza- tion is to provide the players of band instruments an opportunity for the develop- ment of their skill. The Band is under the direction of Dr. Harry Canfield. NN 'mhwvf DHN wa xg H P' fiiifsfii WL... Oppusitz' p11,!1'. frm: liulm Spirln-1' xmcl Dun Krilzvr hiking group piL'lurl's in tln- aulclilzmri- mug ALM: VVull'4- uml llullx NYissilng1-r lnulx nl .A cl.xm'l- pmwxh-1' on lln- lint llom' lmullvlin lmqml. Omlrlxifz lmgl. milllllrz Sami lfyurk nml Ella-n ML-l,uL-kiv cloing u lmlll-t lm' llu- ullvailtlly rlllxlxlll Strl'L'l l'cvi11-g Bliss Clml'L'll. Nlr. NlL'Kvlvr-5, :xml Xlrs. NIL-Clwqrn' in 'VM'- wnu- mul Olcl l,alL'i'. Ojfpzzxilr' lwzffw, lmffmnz Tum 'l'wu ,fX1'i'mxx 2- hxkcs lima- wut in nan-xnlxly to inspm-L-T Immun Cl1:1pm:m'4 muse-ll-g Xlisx C14-pllalrcl :lin-Ulilisl :rump xinginu in tln' .xllclilurium nlurinu n . slam- umm-ling ul llw lflxllnrv lluum'l1l.nlm-IN. Tim Prluf' 'l'n1J: .Iuniur lliqll lumli pu-rimlg wnim' lliuln lum-ln limv. ,llirlfllvz Mrs. X5 stmm uixm za mlm-ntanl impu- limlg .Ml .lssvmlvly mls-llimlstlwilicm ul Iln- pru- iwrtiw ul liquicl .ii1'. linllum: 'l'l1c- Slmkm-xpc'111'c-1111 Clulw luis rw- liwalixxwlllm in tlu- c.xlm'l4-1'iaxg 'llw vzxlv.-tc'l'i:l wul'kL'l'5 1-ll-:minu lrzlyf hu' ilu- Llislnxzlilinw. Nl'lll'lY :ill culivh-l'ia1 wm'k1'rs :nw stuclvnlx. 1' A .X-f wif' 1 5, vi W, 'P .f Y .WB ar Y N- Above is shown a scene cluring the assembly initiation of new members into the National Honor Society. Right-Mr. Lubolcl at the communicatious sys- tem giving the morning hroaclcast. Below-Peggy Ann Smith, Nancy Enterline, and Betty Marsden present a dance in Healthy Teeth Streetf, a review sponsored hy the dental hygienist, Mrs. Nystrom. 66 Opposite page, top: Alma Zacur and Olive Stonebraker, senior historians, filing material at county quarters of the society. Mrs. Don Shank clirectsg Scene during the Junior High Pennsvl4 vania XVL-ek assembly. A colored quartette entertains in a professional assembly. Sue Hammers, Virginia Ditullio, and Ruth VVis- singer take over the duties of Guidance Coun- selor and office secretaries for Boy and Girl Day. Sheriff McQuaide, Police Chief Kovalchick, and Deputy Geracia Marrcstv Don Ruddock On Boy and Girl Day. ...fn .Affine 4 M ,.,. X luv' mfr: Dill li liulnluz TIM' Xutixilx Su-uw fl'Ulll flu' fflnristllms llSSl'llIlllX of flu- Nkltillllkll llcmol' Suc'ie'ix'. ULlI'1l. .-Xnitu ' Pliml, .Iulm Lytlv. loam livylm Klalclvlyll Ricci, Pvggv l3l'1llmlw1'. and l'il'l'l1 Burk fllflll ilu umt of 'Allglppx' -IHlll'I1l'f,H Ll cl l'11lll1lf,ik' 1-Iulm om--zu-l plan Vffllfz llc-rv is llllUfIN'l' vioxx . Q ul l1l111g1'vst11cls-11tQi lil mint K , , ll 11' ill Huh 'L'IAi2l A s S 9' I X? i ga: 2,. vw Ls, ., Am . f , , Q M Below: The Home Economics Department gives an assembly for Parents' Night to illustrate the work of the Department. Auilrcy Orr is shown explaining thc Home Nursing course. 5 l r Loft: Don Kritzcr getting a ushotv of thc hand in march formation. Above: A nulgiciun use-s home talent in ix senior high assembly. 69 msn -xvx ,..-.un- It will be a long time before We forget the Winter of the big snows. Busses did not run and muny pupils were isolated for days. Above left is 21 snow scene from the teachers' parking lot. Below: The band rehearsed during the first per- iod euch morning. Occasionally they drilled out- side. Here the color bearers and majorettes lead the band in a practice parade. s A ,, l4Ql9?ll,f.r59fi00L Remember when We had to plow knee-deep through the drifts? And how school had to close for three days because of drifts? And cold class- rooms? Above right is a picture of noon dismis- sal then. Below: A daily scene in back of the school build- ing is the ramp with scores of bicycles parked at the racks. Occasionally grief was caused by some boy riding unotheris vehicle. 'xr E., 'Ni ff ' . T ,-:Q e. s , 1- 3, xi, 1 3 is .- M., -.-J, QM 1 W 1 Did you ever stop to think of what people see from the stage during assembly? Above left is a part of the balcony as seen from the stage during performance. They seem interested. One of the most active groups in the school is the Senior Historians Club. This society is affili- ated with the County Historical Society and does yeoman service at keeping the county groupis records in excellent shape. They take many field Amateur Hour assemblies are produced nearly every year. These give an opportunity for pupils to present their specialties in an audience situa- tion. Above right is such an assembly scene. trips, photographing fast disappearing landmarks and gathering historical material. Below are two scenes from field trips of this club. It seems needless to say that they find much enjoyment in their jaunts. mf VV, W Alanine: A 1,-0111111011 sight cluily is ilu- rush lor thc lmusm-s at clismissal time. llunclrecls of pupils uso this IIIUHHS ul' cou- vvyauice. Circle: Dick Xlhtsmi, loulinv Barry, and Donna 1'm'roii in 'K'l'lic Bride XV01'c llc-:l Plljlllllklfin Below left: Miss Nlnrlfzirlziiicl directing hcl' clzuicc club for tliosc who want to lczirn to clzmcc. Right: The girls cliorus lim- in an klSS61Dl7lV. Cirrle 1111111212 D011 Pvin-rs 111141 Gvm 31111201111 pructicc t111-ir 11'llIllDl'1S for 1111- l'OllD1'f' 1JilIlC1 c1111'i11g Nil11OI'l211 Music YYc'4'1i. 111101121 A soc-tion of senior 11111lC'llllK1110l'1llIIl, llSSCIll1J1Y Hr'lr1117: 15111 1,Ll19L'1l 111111 1411111 JXIIII Xc'w1111111 1l1lL1 11141 1r'a1c1i11g 1111115 111 t11l' -1llIl1Ul' high music C14'13kl1'1lllK'1l1 O1N'l't'11Ll. '4'l'111' 'l'm'11111kc1'. 11111 A'c1c111s 1111- in 11111 B11v14- QTOIIIIC1. - va N A, xl' 73 111 - .ms-u.. ,.,.-f- 'd Q w Y F 1 I X Y w W Y 4 if ' . 1. , l ' 1 -E,'i,fi?1fMg , 35 - 1 fi jfff, fL:',fiA kf f' , W L F ' ' ' f ' J '2,Sff.- af ' ,er N + ' '- , 4145 - - 'I in , -M3 .- V -K QTH3 J ,fixw ,QM ww ? 2 v 1 I 1 5 2 3 2 3 E s UNDEFE TED T110 1950 s011so11 proved to lJ0 Olll' of tl10 greatest liootliull CQIIIIPLITQQIIS 0x'0r wagt-cl at l11- cliauia. Coach Victor Fusiu and l1is t0z1111 rompecl to victory over every oppo11e11t. Only twelve- points were given up by tl1e l11clia11s-six to Bll1'116'SlJO1'0 and six to Blairsville. First 0111110 I FOOTBALL Apollo. defeated 47-0. I11clia1111 tl1011 t1'aY0l0cl to Kittz11111i11g to OVCl'NVl16lIl1 tl1e Kitties 26-0. Tl1e11 lliU'll1'SlJ01'O scored but lost 28-6. T110 following Frid11y Fcriiclale iiwaclecl o11lV to be rompecl over 35-0. The llmves really had clitticulty at Punx- sutawiiey but emerged from tl10 game with a VARSITY FOOTBALL SUMMARY Indiana 47 Apolo 0 Indiana 26 Kittanning 0 Indiana 28 Barncsl xc :ro 6 Indiana 35 Ferndale 0 Indiana T Punxsutawnr y ll Indiana 35 Blairsx'illm- fi lndiana 35 NVcstmont 0 Indiana 20 Elnenslmrg 0 lndiana lil Shadyside 0 246 12 7-0 lead. Blairsville was hopelessly outclasscd 35-6, hut managed to scorc once. Then came VVestmont, only to succumb 35-0. Ehenshurg came here and offered some challenge hut were turned hack 20-0. The last game, with Shadyside Academy, Was played in a cold, drenching down- pour, hut the Academy boys could not penetrate the Indiana forward wall and lost l3-0. Circle: Nlalcolni sq-mu. 1 low: The victory cry ic-am in thi- locker roon 1 ti the final game with SlllflXSlllt VARSITY SQUAD lst row, left Io rigid: ltohert lasingcr, Jost-ph Kinter, llohert lovalcllicli, Ray Malcolm, Sain Fy- ck, llolmcrt Mt-Quaidc, -lim Cera- ia. Iolnn Duhinslcv, Barry Baliut. nfl row: Stew- Nlrazik, It-rry Col- an. Edward Allen, Louis Ed' 'ards, loc Balint, Bradley Minton, udv Stavrcs, Allin-rt Calogc-ro, Bill ong. 3:11 row: Leroy Colm-man, lgr., Bill Sullingvr, Ted Banks, vordon Cunningham. Dir-lc Jones, ack llartnctt, lioh Simmons, Bill lllison. Tom Larson. -ltlz row: Tom lari, Evan Pounds. Paul Barr. lanagvrs. BALL SQUAD CAPTAIN WILLIAM J. NORTI EARL HEWITT, Jl EDGAR SCI-IUSYER, PEI Corporation, B.P.O,E. No. 93 Superinfendonl of School Principal, Indiana High Schot . . 4 , .Q . .,,, V HONO RIN G TH If I. I - 0, Pom 5' ',', L ' ,, ' -if, A l rVf't4 i 1,, 1 in IN Li if v 0, .Al 5, 7 flilfmz mmm QI I I rvgram . ,A .Z kb, , xi! , ,,A, ,,.,,, ...HHN gi. .- .:.. In ow QMI ffZ,gQI X I FRUIT cu? , g l .,, 5 'f If --k'331m39- ,- fvfg ' f ,f Nfl , I - i . ey S 515.4 ' ' I I ,f Sf.-:Lf -7 5. I . W5Q:f5.2'f'12: ? ff xv Member of FILLING GRAVY xWU g,,7f , A13 , , A j, , I' sw 5. . ,, 4' sg: MASHED vounoss crmmeenvzv SAUCEM X ix f i 'if ' 'liz-1 ES 'ms COLE Sm? . KW I ' PERRY Izsusn Pune I - y iw 3,503 6 ' -4' ,fx ,,,1W,!,m IVXJESS Iuaow ROLLS ond BUTTER - X , f' 4 fi-ffw ' N .L 11,221 5, ' GEORGE P. MILLER f if Athlelic Uiredor, l.S,T.l DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Head Couch, I,H.! HON. EARL E. HEWII ROBERT LAIN ford Cily, Pennsylvonl DOUG MALCOLM, Banque! Clwirm: Music by Indiana Stole Teachers College, Deporimenl of Musif Clal Silvey, Director 'If-4 I f IP will J . INTRODUCTION or COFFEE MILK ,VI'flN,1S Q? ,fi L I ,jig 1,7 I ,X X1 VIC rusm Q55 I V , gg ICE CREAM CANE RCLI fm . fl, 4 ,,Wf j 1 U ' ? ' Ig YN' Introduchon of Speaker -f , i f fNsf4i I, ' -f-f'?Wf - ' W- Q ,- ' 'I ues! S euker Indiana 47 - 0 Apollo I ,W ,A fi. L MI, G P Indiana 26 -- 0 Kiffonning iff ' V fgfffiv-Q Indiana 28 W 6 Barnosboro if . I 5 'sv p,,,,,,m,,,go,, of Awmd, Indiana 35 -r 0 Ferndale Y if Indinno 7 W 0 Punxsulawney was Indiana 35 M 6 Blairsville 5' Indiana 34 1 0 Westmont 'L , X Inclionu 20 W- 0 Ebensbuvg PL 7 ' Indiana I3 - 0 Shadyside Qyj INDIANA f- 245 - I2 OPPONENTS Above: Mc-IIII from thc Elks' tn-stilllonial clin- IILI L01 thc CIIII f I 'It tu . Below lc fa Stuclelut crow: L Cl'IId1lll' gi1lIIC. Hi,ulIf: Mr. and Mrs. Heath Clark 1IttI'1Id thc- opm-III-I' to open llll' stIIdiIIIII drive. ,a-Inv L ,lllllfllf xVlll'.S'iflf Football How I: Shrine, Osterling, lrown, MeCz1rthy, Kerr. How 2: owniun. lloover, XVilliiunson. urdner, Stephens. Riee, Brend- nger. Iiow 3: Nolf, Slulller, olmugh, Joseph, Edwards, Al- n, Creek, Cll'I'SllIIli1ll. Is! row: Lowell XVQ-tzel, Mil- rn Shields, Fred Prokay, Bill teiner, Boh Stets, john Stitts, 'iek Fredrick, James Rowe. 'ld row: Inn liinter, john olnhitzi, Clarence Chappell, oh Reeesky, Porky Cunning- am, Don Turneuux, Joe Di- lllio, Andy Bnynuk, Hin-hard lystone. 3111 row: Nelson Day. ill Shields, Bill Hzmnon, lion food, Ierrv Boneher. Jack Neal- ', Oliver Shields, john Riddle, on Crinner, lfnnieis Lepomti. The junior Varsity and junior High rains played a1hh1'eyiated schedules as they 'ere perfecting the skills of the game. 'hese boys Will form the varsity squads of ie next few years and already show proin- e of great things. junior Varsity sllllllllllflf l lndiunn 0 l,l1IlXSllttlNVllt'Y 12 Indian 1 6 Apollo 6 Indiana 7 Derry Twp. 7 junior lligli SlllHl7Illl'lf llllllilllil 6 l,l1IlXSl1ttiXX'Il4'f' H Indiana 0 XYC'SfIlIOI1l fi 3 lndiinm 6 liittunning I9 lndiinm U Elders Ridge 2U Cheerleaders doing their specialty during nn afternoon game. They are Nlursliull, Meljuilken, Reynolds. BIeKelx'ey. Ditullio, Sherotsky, and Mars- den. m U ,pm , 3 . ,. fm-A umm , .. Mqiai' ,?f?2?7' Q 3 ? fig W Q r -'WS' A25 . C K a u. QU jr sm gb my .A r if VARSITY ISASKETISALI, A lnrliunn Oppmiwnf F37 l 2lCllll.y A 22 53 Apollo , 32 43 l'111ixs11tuWiic-y , 68 48 lilzlirsvillv , 43 22 l,l1llXSlll11XVlli'y 51 58 lfmiiclalc' . . . , 56 40 Xlliiicllwl' , . S7 38 ,.NVe-stmont 46 44 Com-inuiigli Twp 48 4l l4:lJCllSl7lll'g , A 52 27 ,loliiistowii 56 53 N'VincllJe'i' , 65 42 FC1'IlilillU , 39 47 Apollo , 45 50 Wlestinoiit ,, A 74 45 Cloncinaiigli Twp. , , 55 58 Iflme-nslvlirg 09 17 tlolinstowii . -39 59 Ilumvi' City 43 70 lilclers lliclgc- 53 48 Altooim A 39 Cirvlvz lfclwurcls mlrililxling in tlw l c-mclzilv game Row I: Nic-liol, Duliinskv. Komlcliick, Nluzzulu Kllillilcz Sliiitli. Simliicms. I-imc 2: Kc-llc-r, Iuucs. Slmrps-. Colgan, flOI'2ll'lll. Erl- wzwcls, S11lllllgl'l'. Qfi Almoxel are shown two action pic- N turvs of tllv lmskctlmll g1llllCS. Bcflow is u sc-ction of the crowd in ilu- stands during mn' of the gmncs. lllo YVaIlier, l'IuterIJaugh, Dulmin- f, Novasel, Sutton, F. Ador- o. Baker. L. NValker, V. Di- io, Sherotslty, Iforfner, Nov- ', C. Adornato, Simmons, l ul- ir. How 2: Steele, Miliesell Vnolds, I. Ditullio, Flick. O,- lra, Mclielvey, S e c o s k v , llll U , Carsiek, Tyger, Donahue, yton, Byers. Row 3: Ilenry, iper, Gottardi, XYildeman. ,llll ggey, Cooper, Moreau, Orr, rris, Bonnarigo, Ferguson, :her, Russella, Oyllarra, Mars- 1, Agnello, Corte. How 4: od Stadmiller, Bic-Laughlin. Ah, llis, Marshall, Vogel, Canlcy. ntl, Hill, Zaziski, Uber, Mc- nrv, Adams, Foltz, MeCarclle. irk, Lehrato, Mc-Gee. 'Row I: Ditullio, Sherotsky, irsden. Marshall. Row 2: Nic- lilkin, Nlelielvey, Sutton, IIJIIISIQY, Shuster, Kinter, lley- Ids, Lewis. Ro ild tri: in, Llcc ihinskv, B. Balint, Nichol, 'azila Row 3: Sullinger, ee-lt, Long, Kerr, Mizerak, lith, Ilood, I. Balint, Minton, len, Colgan, Jones. Row 4: ink ishorough, Lytle, NIL-Quaide, ivalchick, Kinter, Ii. Ilasing- Maxzola, Ceraeia. Edwards, K GIRLS' ATIILIYTIC ASSOCIATION ur I: Tate. King, Laterza. tner, Shuster. Switzer, Fis- Kovalchielc, Mazza, XVeit- ners, Newman, Ilarkovich. I . Long, Bruhaker, Merill, CI IEEHLEADERS VARSITY I ic I: Sullinger, Sgro, Blar- i, Gardner, Null, Pruner, luin, Patterson, Blatt. Fair- Coleman. How 2: Seger, mlm, Calogero, Fyock, Stav- Sharpe, Setlock, Larson. le, Iloovcr, M. Hasinger. err. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Do you rememher all the girls intramural homeroom and all- star games you saw this year? YVell, the CAA., one of the largest cluhs in I.H.S. was the promoter of these games. The Cluh also sponsored a square dance. Nlany C.A.A. member participated in uplaydayn in Nlay. Peggy Ann Smith was the president. Cl IEERLEADERS The Varsity I Cluh, sponsored hy Nlr. Samuel Lengel, is com- posed of fifty boys Who promote many athletic activities in In- diana High. INIemhership in the cluh requires an earned Varsity letter in one of the many sports at I.II.S. The club. among many other things, sponsored a feature movie in the spring. 83 VARSITY I The memhers of the Cheer- leading Cluh led cheers for the Varsity and junior Varsity has- kethall and football matches. The club sponsored many after- the-game dances. They ended the year with a party for the sen- ior cheerleaders. Betty Nlarsden and Peggy Nlarshall acted as captain and president. respec- tively. 7 I lllllllllll linu' I: cillllliillglllllll. llum'v1'. St'YQIll'I', lima' ga ,Q xllII'lliL'li. cL1ll'ilIlC'l', Kvrr, LAJXVIIILIII, H4111 J lllll l lull SUHIIIQUT.IAIYNIJII. Illlllll.I'XlHt1'l'.xIl1ll'f WRETLI G DREW L RCE ROWD W Hwluu' lcfffz Cmmclm lmngvl and thai lvms slum illn- umm liintz-r has Xlnlnulm in tlnc km-vling position. strain uf il U-nsc xmxlclm. Right: Slluokiv lxiutvl' luis al UIOIIIISIUNVII mam in lruu lull-, Cu-1-L, Null, Blutl, Pzltlm-rmll, BUIIVIHI 27 96 F30 '33 42 S0 32 20 32 Hou' I: l'ici'c'i', V11il1l', Cnnuinglizun, Tygcly 1l1l1'Dl'l'. Svgvr. Cm'sc'N'. Slc'ini'r. Kintvr. lfuir. linu' 2: Slum-lcls. Or-stvrlnig. lv-nlon, Luiiipisziiio. lloovvr, 1,llL'1lN. Say. Vurin-i'. Xlorgtuiti. Tliis year. as in otlicr yours. wrvstling at- tracted inuny spcctutors to tlu- 1.H.S. gym. Coucli Samuel lmngc-l's grapple-rs inziclv L1 good sliowing. but unfortunately lost nine matclies and only won onv. after losing tlic first tlnvc inutcln-s to Bliiiitsvillo, Xllincllwr, and HollicluyslJu1'g. Tlic grunt and groans-rs cleft-ated Kislci Prop 230-16. Coacli LL-ngvl nncl Blr. Kurtz mln-iuonstmting wrt-stling liolcls to tlic lac in tl pli XYRESTLINC SUXIXIAHY Blairsville- 16 W'incllwr ,, .. 18 llollicluysliurg Kiski , , , 16 Conn-muugli Twp. 9 Dullois 1 8 , Vvlllllliixl' ,. . 12 Blzlirsvillv 27 Alolnzstown 17 A Crm-nsliurg 12 From tlivrc on in until the encl. tlw warriors hit 21 slump und tuilecl to win any morn' inzitclws. In tlic district mat tournament lielcl in Lock Huron on Fcln'uz1ry 23, Indiana took c-levcnth placc by winning one point. Clearfielcl was first Witli 45 points. vsicul vclucgition class. 85 TRACK HAD A In their first track meet of the season the thinclads of Indiana were defeated by always powerful Kiski, 81 5, IJ6. The Little In- dians were also crushed by Greensburg. 91-'56, -Annum-W., F IR EASON which gave them a .000 percentage in dual incct Partially making up for it in the Tri-Count Meet, Indiana cdged through with a third placi Ending the season for Indiana was the Count Meet, which Indiana took first place in. Senior stars leaving the team this year ai Harry Nichol, .lim Rosborough, joe Kinter. an Boh N1cQuaide, Whose place on the ,5l teal will be taken hy juniors such as Buckcy Minton Steve Mrazik, and Dave Sctlock. Circle: Joe Balint has the outside position in a pcrtect start in the 440 yard relay at the Indiana County Meet. How I: llasingcr, Nlazxola, Nichol, NIL'Qll2llKik', Ifvoc Kovalchick, Joe Kinter, Roshorough. Row 2: Cunningliall Mrazik. Csanyi, A. Sm-tloek, Lvtlc. Minton. B. Balint, Esch. Iii Kinter. Patsch. D. Setloek. Hour 3: Segncr, Hlvstonc, Steiner, l llasinger, NVhite. Elgin, Howe, AI. Balint, Gccscy, Bathurst, Htl inon. Cunningham. Q 8 6 MY' ,tx gill!!-H. I 'N Imliimu 36 1,16 Kiski 81 5 6 lmlianu G1'6CIlSlJlll'j.f 91 Third place iu Tri-County M01-t ' 'Q in the County First plac X l cet Twp: Bolu liovzilcliicli is wa-ll up in tlie lmrcllcs in tln- Cuunty Blvct. ,lc-ll' joscpli 1'vc1-ivvs thi- baton from lio- iu tlie- mile- rvluy. X lun -it Y2llL'lllQlx - -l-urs tlu ' g ' ' tlic Bluzzollii L Q 5' Z . NlcQuaiclc wins 220 vurcl Llasli in 23.2 sw- ls in tlic Countv Mvot. i l i Olli l i wh wr at M-W, -mwkm Baselmll Team, Row I: McCarthy, Stahura, Mazzola, Fairinan, Le-Zanie, Midocla, Dubinsliy, lNIeCraeken, Robert Little. How 2: Mizeralc, Mrazik, Rice, Edwards. VVarden, Zbur, Sgro, lXlarcoaldi, Coach Davis. This yearis baseball team is the possesser of the Tri-County League cup, and has the fine record of ten wins, counting the playoff games, and one loss to back it up. The Little Indians' only loss came at the hands of Adams Township, five to three, where foul weather wiped out a A scene during a borne game at the fairground field. six run rally made by the lledmen in the seventh inning. Coach Ken Davis played three hurlers dur- ing the season. They were Chuck Lezanic, a jun- ior who had four wins and no losses, Tony Mar- coaldi with four wins to one loss, and Cene Maz- zola with a one and nothing record. Indiana Opponents 8 . ,.,l.., ..l... F erndale ,. . ., ,. ,. 4 9 .,., ,,.... Y Vestmont ,..,,. ,. .. 1 1O .... ,,.,.. F ranklin ,, , 1 6. ., ., ..., Johnstown ,,,. . . . 3 15 A .. Ferndale ,,.,. 4 6 ,.,. YVestmont 1 16 .... ..,.,. F ranklin , ,.,, 2 9 ,.... ...,... Johnstown l ,.,.. ., A 3 SECTION PLAYOFFS 3 ,,... ,.,... A dams Township ,..,. ,.,.. 5 8 . . ...,. Adams Township . . , 2 10 ..,. ,..,.. 1 Adams Township ., 6 A . ., ..a....... Abovc: Mickn-y Sgro scores again. Tho throw is not cw-n ciosrx A panorama vie-W of thc homo field. Below: Duhinsky at hat against Adams Township in the championship playoffs. Coach Davis and the squad look on during thi-ir time at hat in thc Johnstown game. 1 s 5 1 4? . if Q Ti , 1 . E i Q 1 2 5 . 52 GR I f w 1 ap QQ b f f - x, rg. , , s , .1 .. e I ,, -f K, V e., H3 t , VQM gf LS . , .L q I-fl., T-it , wi 3 f K '95 1- Aigiw 33 ' H EQ 125- .L 24 1 ns . 23-'if A . N a- if , , Kit - V 1: v. M f :Y if R V -'f,a1,,g 'j'.7. - pf :sg .. 4 555+ gwzfm 2 IZ? 'riixsihz i -:aa 'mth T' , .- if fm K 4 , Q A i iiv- , ' Q1??? M cgi? m'K'A . W 1 . L -L '- .,..-- .mp w.,,..fuv- i.. CLASS NANCY ABBEY . Honor Society . . choir . . . pastime intramural games . AILEEN ABEL . . OF 1951 . . General College . . . National member of mixed chorus, chapel is singing in a trio . . . will miss . plans to attend I.S.T.C. . General College . . . well liked by all . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Shakespearean, and Dramat- ics clubs . . . favorite class is P.O.D .... an admirer of Arthur Godfrey . . . will miss the jams in halls. CONCETTA ADORNATO . . . Connie', . . . Secretarial . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoys intramural sports . . member of Dramatics, Red Cross, and Library Clubs . . . admires Mr. Oliver . . . will miss everything at school. MARY ANDERSON . . . Secretarial . . . member of Tri- Hi-Y, Ushers, and Senior Historians clubs . . . favorite class is bookkeeping . . . enjovs collecting records . . . would like to travel after graduation. Abbey Able Adornato Anderson Aul Bailey Balint Bartholomew RUTH AUL . . . Bookkeeping . , . likes desk work , . member of Tri-Hi-Y, and Senior Historians clubs . . . will miss all her friends around school . . . would like to join XVacs upon graduation . . . hobby is skating. MARGARET BAILEY . . . Peggy ,... Distributive Education . . . energetic member of majorettes . . . homeroom sports . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Referee clubs . . . will miss the assemblies most around school . . . pastime is dancing. BARRY BALINT . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . Varsity I Club . . . remembered for his athletic ability in football . . . favorite course is trigonometrv . . . will miss school sports. VIRGINIA BARTHOLOBIEXV . . . Practical Arts . . . Cafeteria management club . . . hobbies are dancing and attending movies . . . will miss serving in the lunchroom and assemblies . . . fan of Eddy Arnold. JAMES BAXTER . . . Distributive Education . . . inter- GERALDINE BLOSE . . . Practical Arts . . . honored ested in retail merchandising work . . . ping pong enthu- with I from Ushers club . . . member of Cafeteria man- siast . . . ardent Pittsburgh Steelers fan . . . will miss the agement and F.H.A. clubs . . . likes to dance . . . would freshman girls. like to be a telephone operator after graduation. CARL BEATTY . . . Machine Shop . . . plays homeroom JOHN BONARRICO . . . Practical Arts . . . has been softball . . . likes to roller skate . . . favorite class is usher, vice president, president of homeroom . . . in English . . . hopes to join the Air Corps upon graduation Senior Historians, Ushers, and Broadcasting clubs . . . . . . will miss the girls around school. likes P.O.D ..,. plans to Work in a garage. SHARP BECK . . . Ceneral College . . . member of Key, JAMES BOYER . . . Practical Arts . . . favorite course is Broadcasting, Dramatics, and Shakespearean clubs . . . chemistry . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, reading, and favorite class is trigonometry . . . will miss holiday vaca- collecting Indian relics . . . will miss teachers . . . Arthur tions . . . Bob Hope fan . . . pastime is drawing. Godfrey fan . . . plans to work. DELIA FAE BLACK . . . Practical Arts . . . Cafeteria ARLENE BRONVN . . . BroWnie,' . . . Practical Arts management club . . . Ushers club . . . hobbies are danc- . . . member of F.H.A. and Cafeteria management clubs ing and reading books . . . will miss serving lunch at . . . likes sports . . . plays volleyball, basketball, and soft- noon . . . admires Bing Crosby and Eddy Arnold. ball , . . plans to clerk in store. ROBERT BLATT . . . Practical Arts . . . participated in BEATRICE BROWVN . . . Distributive Education . . . intramural sports . . . hunting and fishing enthusiast . . . president and usher in 10th year . . . member of Distrib- favorite class is P.O.D .... will miss the football games utive Education Club . . . favorite course is Merchan- . . . would like to join the navy. dising Information . . . will miss the school environment. TAMSIN BLOOM . . . Tammie', . . . General College ROBERT BROXVN . . . Machine Shop . . . one of the . . . National Honor Society . . . well known for her gang in shop . . . hobby is skating . . . favorite personal- ToWn Teen Timely column . . . editor of High Arrow ity is Bob Hope . . . will miss the teachers of I.ll.S. . . . . . . member of Tri-lli-Y, Dramatics, Shakespearean, and favorite work associated with machines. Broadcasting clubs. Baxter Beatty Beck Black Blatt Bloom Blose Bonarrigo Boyer A. Brown B, Brown R. Brown 93 Bryan Burnhcimer Calhoun ii: 'LL - f I at nm? Calogero Richard Campbcll Ruth Campbell Cardamone Carnabuci MARTHA BRYAN . . . Boots . . . Secretarial . . . RICHARD CAMPBELL . . . Practical Arts . . . well liked National Honor Society . . . homeroom president in 11th by all his friends . . . has served as homeroom vice presi- grade . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Historians, jr. Red Cross, Librar- dent . . . enjovs P.O.D .... special talent for cowboying ians . . . likes athletics. cars . . . plans to attend college. LEORA BURNHEIMER . . . inismbuuve Education . . . RUTH CAMPBELL - . - General C0111-sv . - - Tri-Hi-Y, member of Tri-Hi-Y, Iunior Red Cross, Camera Club 5h3keS17Uilfei1U Club, 59U10f Hlstoflanf- ' - hQbbY.15 . . . likes sports . . . will miss the football games . . . P19-Ying P13110 - ' - GUIOYS feadmga da-ncmg - - - filvorltf' favorite course is merchandise information. 911155 is 5D2H1iSl1 - - ' to llftvfld I-S.T-C- KATHRYN CARDAMONE . . . K'tt H . . . G1 2 al C l- FREDERICK CALHOUN . . . llraetieal Arts . . . plays I V V V, . 1 Y Ulm 0 V V . ege . . . heads Nurses Aid Club . . . member oi Dramat- tuba in school band . . . mixed chorus . . . member ot . V , 4 V V V V V V V V ICS and Shakespearean Clubs . . . plays homeroom xolley- pro1ect1on club . . . likes to read adventure . . . will miss V . .V . V V . ball, basketball . . . will miss the kids . . . plans to bc- Mrs. McGregor . . . plans to become a farmer. V come a nurse. ALBERT CALOCERO . . . AbbeyD . . . Bookkeeping CARMELA CARNABUCI . . . General College . . . came . . . vice-president of homeroom . . . played varsity foot- from Argentina . . . member of Future Homemakers of ball . . . Varsity In . . . member of Ushers Club . . . will America and jr. Red Cross Clubs . . . known for her miss Mr, Oliver . . . plans to attend college. artistic ability . , . favorite class is English. 94 NIARJORIE CARNAIIAN . . . Practical Arts . . . en- gaged in softball and volleyball . . . hobbies are dancing and skating . . . likes Frankie Laine and Milton Berle . . . plans to become a beauty operator. ERMA CAYLOR . . . Distributive Education . . . home- room treasurer and president . . . member of Tri-lli-Y, Junior Red Cross . . . collects dolls . . . is a television fan . . . enjoys skating . . . will work in a store. HELEN CHEMOTTI . . . Distributive Education . . , homeroom secretary, treasurer . . . member of Dramat- ics and Distributive Education Clubs . . . hobbies are dancing and painting . . . plans to attend art school. ELSIE CHRISTY . . . Practical Arts . . . played intra- mural basketball and softball . . . F.Il.A., Tri-Ili-Y, and Nurses, Aid Clubs . . . likes to sew and square dance . . . plans to enter Nurses Training. HARRY COLEMAN . . . Leroy', . . . Bookkeeping . . . capable manager of football team . . . Varsity IH mem- ber . . . participated in intramural sports . . . will miss Mr. Oliver . . . favorite personality is Ralph Kiner. BETTY COOK . . . Cookie,, . . . Practical Arts . . . be- longed to F.l'I.A. and Red Cross Clubs . . . hobbies are roller skating and dancing . . . wants to get married soon after graduation . . . favorite couse was P.O,D. Carnahan Cavlor Chemotti Coy Marilvn Craig Max Craig MARY COY . . . Katy . . . Practical Arts . . . played intramural sports . . . member of F.ll.A. and Cafeteria Management Clubs . . . enjoys drawing and dancing . . . will miss the assemblies and classmates of I.ll.S. MARILYN CRAIG . . . General College . . . High Arrow editor . . . sang in Chapel Choir . . . member of Broadcasting, Sendracs, Shakespearean, Nurses, Aid, and Tri-lli-Y Clubs . . . plans to enter nursing. MAX CRAIC . . . Practical Arts . . . returned to school from Camp Atterbury, Indiana . . . hunting and fishing enthusiast . . . favorite class is physics . . . will miss Miss Stevenson . . . plans to return to the army. DONNA CRAMER . . . Secretarial . . . well known Maj- orette . . . member of National Honor Society . . . played homeroom volleyball, basketball and softball . . . will miss racing for the lunch line. MAXINE CRIBBS . . . Maxi, . . . Bookkeeping . . . mein- ber of Ushers and Tri-Ili-Y clubs , . . homeroom basket- ball, volleyball, and mushball , , . will miss Mr. Uliveris jokes . . . likes l'erry Comois singing. YVILMER CRIBBS . . . Machine Shop . . . played in intramural softball and basketball . . . likes to hunt and dance . . . plans to enter agriculture . . . favorite person- ality is baseball player Stan Musial. Christy Coleman Cook Cramer M. Cribbs NV. Cribbs 95 xx Q5 CLASS OF 19 1 FRANCIS CUNNINCHAM . . . 'iFrancie,' . . . Secre- tarial . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of C.A.A., Tumbling, Senior Historians, and Dramatics Clubs . . , tenth year homeroom president . . . sharp majorette. VIRGINIA DiTULLIO . . . K'Cinny,' . . . General Col- lege . . . Junior year secretary . . . active in sports . . . belonged to G.A.A., Cheerleading, Junior Red Cross, Shakespearean, and Senior llistorian Clubs. MILDRED DIXON . . . uMillie,' . . . Practical Arts . . . member of Glee Club . . . played homeroom volleyball . . . Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Dance Clubs . . . hopes to become a telephone operator . . . likes mystery stories. JOHN DUBINSKY . . . Cy . . . Ceneral College . . . played football, basketball, and baseball . . . three letter man in Varsity I . . . homeroom president in senior year . , . will miss all the good times at I.ll.S. Cunningham DiTullio Dixon Dubinsky Empfield Enterline Fairley Fairman CLARENCE EMPFIELD . . . Clancy . . . Practical Arts . . . plans to attend trade school . . . played softball . . . Dance Club . . . enjoys reading, hunting, swimming . . will miss girls of I.H.S .... liked physics. NANCY ENTERLINE . . . Ceneral College . . . mem- ber of Senior Chorus and Choir . . . hobby is music . . . Dramatics, Shakespearean, and Tri-Ili-Y Clubs . . . will miss friends . . . favorite course at I.ll.S. is French. JOAN FAIRLEY . . . Practical Arts . . . hails from 105 . . . member Future Homemakers of America . . . favorite class P.O.D .... enjovs skating and dancing . . . active in homeroom sports . . . admires Vaughn Monroe. JACK FAIRMAN . . . Practical Arts . . . played intra- mural softball and basketball . . . his hobby is hunting . . . enjoys shop immensely . . . plans to enter Navy . . . will miss everything in general around I. H. S. VIRGINIA FAIRMAN . . . Ginny', . . . Practical Arts . . . engaged in intramural sports . . . is member of Future llomemakers of America . . . Cafeteria Management . . . her chosen class is English. RONALD FAIRIVIAN . . . HSOHHYU . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom president tenth year . . . member Varsity HID . . . president of the stage crew . . . enjoys square danc- ing . . . favorite subject physical science. JOAN FERGUSON . . . General College . . . active in intramural sports . . . member Tri-Ili-Y, Shakespearean Clubs, and G.A.A. . . English is favorite . . . will miss just being at school. FRANK FERRIER . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom usher in eleventh year . . . member of 12-V shop . . . en- joyed playing in intramural sports . . . hobby is hunting . . . will miss girls and football games. W ALFRED FETTERMAN . . . Alu . . . Distributive Ed- ucation . . . homeroom basketball and softball . . . mem- l ber Distributive Education, Student Patrol, and Repair l , and Maintenance Clubs . . . will miss assemblies. i JAMES FISCUS . . . Bookkeeping . . . active in intra- mural sports . . . member of Senior llistorian Club . . . Iinfs hobbies are having fun and fishing . . . Will miss Mr. Oliver and his jokes . . . a Pirate fan. V. Fairman R. Fairman Ferguson j Flanagan L. Fleming V. Fleming RONALD FLANAGAN . . . 'cldtlien . . . Practical Arts . . . played intramural basketball and softball for 12-V shop . . . member of Varsity In club . . . will miss the girls . . . jackie Robinson is his favorite. LOUISE FLEMING . . . Secretarial . . . secretary of homeroom senior V6kll' . . . member of Tri-Ili-Y, Ushers, and Senior Historian Clubs . . . will miss Mr. Rankin and the football games . . . admires Bill Lawrence. VIONA FLEMING . . . Distributive Education . . . member of Girls' Glee Club and Distributive Education Club . . . hobby is collecting salt and pepper shakers . . , will miss Mr. Sheeder in Distributive Ed. SARA FOLTZ . . . General College . . . homeroom treas- urer in tenth year . . . played all homeroom sports . . . member of Tri-Ili-Y, Shakespearean, G.A.A., and School Nurses Aid . . . favorite class is l'.O.D. JOANNE FORTNER . . . General College . . . active in band . . . enjoys playing intramural sports . . . belongs to Tri-lli-Y, Senior Broadcasting, Dramatics, and Shake- spearean Clubs . . . will enter nurses, training. JAMES FRAMPTON . . . Practical Arts . . . participated in intramural sports . . . member of Ili-Y . . . favorite subject is l'.O.D .... may enter Navy after graduation . . . will miss the sports and girls of I.H.S. Ferrier Fetterman Fiscus Foltz Fortncr Frampton F rech Freed Fyock Ganley Ganley Geesey George Geracia l WILLIAM FRECH . . . Practical Arts . . . president of FRANCES GANLEY . . . Frannie . . . General College Repair and Maintenance Club . . . likes woodworking . . . . . . member of Chapel Choir . . . Dramatics, Shakespear- participates in homeroom sports . . . will miss chemistry ean Clubs . . . friend to all . . . High Arrow, yearbook class . . . will become farmer. staff . . . an Ecstine fan . . . plans for college. THEODORE FREED . . . Ted', . . . Practical Arts . . . DAVID GEESEY . . . Dave . . . Bookkeeping . . . mem- quiet member of 105 . . . Hi-Y . . . likes hunting and ber of Senior Historians . . . liked by all who know him fishing . . . favorite class Chemistry . . . likes model . . . plays intramural basketball . . . Will miss the teachers railroads . . . will miss Mr. Banks. at I.H.S .... plans to join the Army. SAMUEL FYOCK . . . General College . . . school vice- CHARLES GEORGE . . . Practical Arts . . . one of the president . . . varsity football and basketball . . . Nat- shop boys . . . member of the Repair and Maintenance ional Honor Society . . . favorite class physics . . . liked Club . . . enjoys working with machines . . . will miss by all . . . plans for college. the teachers of shop . . . plans include working. ELIZABETH GANLEY . . . Betty Annu . . . Practical JAMES GERACIA . . . lim . . . Practical Arts . . . is Arts . . . treasurer of 105 . . . F.H.A., G.A.A., and Dramat- vice-president of 105 . . . football and basketball . . . ics Clubs . . . will miss kids at I.H.S .... sweet and likes P.O.D .... transferred from Freeport High School polite . . . plans to work after graduation. this year . . . plans to join the Navy, 98 JOIIN GIBSON . . . Practical Arts . . . shop member . . . NANCY HAMILTON . . . General College . . . member likes to fix autos . . . quiet and shy . . . names shop and of the Red and Black band . . . belongs to Tri-Hi-Y, math his favorite classes . . . plans for future undecided Shakespearean, and Dramaties Clubs . . . will miss Miss . . . will miss the shop boys. Churchis Trig class . . . plans to enter college. WILLIAM GILBERT . . . Billv . . . Practical Arts . . . LENA HARKLEROAD . . . Practical Arts . . . favorite likes to take part in sports . . . Bill names chemistry as class English . . . enjovs dancing . . . spends leisure his favorite class . . . plans to join the Navy after gradu- time attending movies . . . admires Esther Williams and ation . . . likes to paint scenery. Bob Crosby . . . will miss kids, study halls. HELEN GOMBITA . . . Secretarial . . . Dramatics Club BIRTTIE HARRIS . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom usher and Senior Historians . . . enjoys collecting stamps and . . . G.A.A., Future Ilomemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, photographs . . . will miss going up and down stairs to and Nurses' Aid . . . likes to dance . . . favorite class Eng- elasses . . . plans to become a secretary. lish . . . plans to become nurse. JOAN GOOD . . . Practical Arts . . . secretary of 105 VVILLIAM HARRIS . . . Practical Arts . . .usher eleventh . . . a friend to all . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and G.A.A. year . . . member Hi-Y, Glee Club . . . likes to skate . . . . . . enjoys gym classes . . . will miss her friends . . . favorite class algebra . . . hopes to attend Pennsylvania would like to attend college. Hospital School of Nursing for Men. WILMER GRANT . . . Practical Arts . . . likes P.O.D. MARK HASINGER . . . Boots,, . . . Bookkeeping . . . . . . enjoys hunting, playing football, and swimming . . . Varsity I and track . . . member Senior Red Cross and plans to work after graduation . . . likes to eat and sleep Senior Historian Clubs . . . favorite course is P.O.D. . . . . . . will miss the fellows, Mr. Kunselman. likes music, golf . . . will miss Mr. Oliver's jokes. JAMES GUARD . . . General College . . . National Honor ROBERT HASINGER . . . Mo . . . Bookkeeping . . . Society . . . member of Dramatics, Hi-Y, and Shakespear- homeroom treasurer and president . . . excells in football can Clubs . . . names math as his favorite class . . . will . . . president of Varsity I . . . Ushers' Club . . . favoritr miss classmates . . . plans for college. subject is bookkeeping . . . will miss Mr. Fusia. Gibson Gilbert Gombita Gook Grant Guard Hamilton Harkleroad B. Ilarris XV. Harris M. Hasinger R. Hasinger 99 . 5 ' ' II. Henry I J. Henry K A Hess H. Hill Hilty Hoffman Hood HELEN HENRY . . . Practical Arts . . . participated in RAYMA IEAN HILL . . . Practical Arts . . . member of intramural mushball, volleyball, and basketball . . . mem- Tri-Hi-Y and Ushers Club . . . hobby is collecting minia- ber of F.H.A. Club . . . no definite plans for the future ture dogs . . . favorite course is P.O.D .... enjoys . . . likes P.O.D. classes . . . will miss Miss Eaton and dancing and movies . . . will miss Mr. Kunselman. gym classes. JOANN HENRY l - . practical Arts . O I participates in AUDREY HILTY . . . Practical Arts . . . participated in homeroom basketball, softball, and volleyball . . . mem- 110111ef001H lnlftllllllfills - ' - lllclllbef Ol F-H-A and Stu- ber of F.H.A., Red Cross, and Tri,Hi-Y Q O . enjoys Home dent Patrol . . . pastimes are movies and dancing . . . Economics . . . favorite pastimes are movies and danc- will llllss Ellgllsll Class and lO5 ' - - fan Ol Dolls Dill'- ing. SHARLIE IIESS , . . General College . . . member of llM'HOFFlVlAN - General College ' flll' bov Wllll Girls' Glce Club and Mixed Chorus . . . hopes to become ll lllelldly Pefsfmlltv ' - - lllcllltber Ol Mlxcd Cllllllls- a Dental Hygienist . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and Dramat- -llllllol Red Cross and Bloadcilsllllg Clubs - - - Cllllms ics Clubs - U l eniovs making Scrapbook, algebra as his favorite class . . . will miss the kids . . . fan ' of Sammy Kaye. MARILYN HILL . . . General College . . . National GEORGE HOOD . . . General College . . . participated Honor Society . . . President of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Draniatics in wrestling and intramural sports . . . member of Hi-Y, and Shakespearean Clubs . . . likes books, movies, and Broadcasting, and Historian Clubs . . . collects match box records . . . fan of Howard Duff . . . will miss her class- covers . . . favorite subject is Spanish. mates. 100 GILBERT HULL . . . Practical Arts . . . Intramural softball and basketball . . . hobby is collecting foreign coins . . . favorite course is Consumers Math . . . Ralph Kiner fan . . . will miss the assemblies. MERRILL IIURD . . . General College . , . member of Ili-Y . . . favorite subject is Math . . . will miss having vacations from school . . . fan of Ralph Kiner, June Haver, and Arthur Godfrey . . . plans to attend college. MARIE ISENBERG . . . Distributive Education . . . pleasing personality . . . member of Broadcasting and Distributive Education Clubs . . . enjoys walking and listening to music . . . active in intramural sports. KATHERINE JACOBY . . . Practical Arts . . . verv active in intramural sports . . . likes swimming . . . plans to become a telephone operator . . . will miss the kids of 102 . . . thinks Eddie Arnold is wonderful. CONNIE JEFFRIES . . . General College . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoys sewing and knitting . . . would like to become a beautie- ian . . . Will miss the kids around school. JEFFRY JOSEPH . . . General College . . . active in homeroom sports . . . sings in Mixed Chorus . . . member of Hi-Y Club and Dramatics Club . . . favorite class is Physics . . . pastimes are reading and playing cards. Hull Hurd Isenberg Kanaba J. Keller VV. Keller MICHAEL KANABA . . . Practical Arts . . . has a pleas- ing personality . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . fav- orite course is English . . . will miss the teachers around school . . . is interested in baseball and football. JOAN KELLER . . . General College . . . very active in Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers, National Honor Society, Shakespear- ean, and Library Club . . . homeroom secretary in junior year . . . favorite subjects are Math and Chemistry. WILLIAM KELLER . . . Machine Shop . . . sports enthusiast . . . varsity basketball . . . homeroom president in Sophomore vear . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . wil miss school athletics . . . plans are uncertain. PATRICIA KENNEDY . . . General College . . . always laughing . . . active member of Ushers, Dramatics, and Nurses Aid Clubs . . . enjoys reading and dancing . . . Wants to become an angel of mercy. LA VERNE KING . . . General College . . . likes music . . . Mixed Chorus and Chapel Choir . . . member of Dramatics, Shakespearean, Senior Historian, and Broad- casting Clubs . . . a talented actress . . . will miss P.O.D. JOSEPH KINTER . . . Snookv . . . General College . . . one of our football heroes . . . secretary of Varsity Iv Club . . . homeroom basketball and softball . . . Varsity wrestler . . . will miss the locker room gangs. Jacoby Jeffries Joseph Kennedy King Kinter 1 f Fr , 101 CLASS OF 19 1 LORETTA KINTER . . . Bookkeeping . . . secretary in homeroom . . . active in all girl's intramural sports . . . member of Girls Glee Club and Senior Historians Club . . . likes to dance in her spare time. MARY KIRKLAND . . . Practical Arts . . . member of F. H. A .... likes to sew and play the piano . . . plans to travel . . . favorite class is English . . . favorite personality is Bob Hope . . . will miss the kids. DONALD KISSINGER . . . General College . . . Vice- President of 104 . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of Hi-Y . . . eniovs all math classes . . . will miss all his classmates . . . plans to attend college. JERRY KLINE . . . General College . . . member of Broadcasting and Senior Historians Clubs . . . great auto- mobile enthusiast . . . favorite class is P. O. D .... will miss Mr. Pound . . . Plans to attend college. Kinter Kirkland Kissinger Kline john Kline Kovalchick Kowehuck Kuhn JOHN KLINE . . . Machine Shop . . . homeroom usher and treasurer . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of the dancing club . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . favorite personality is Io Stafford . . . enjovs dancing. ROBERT KOVALCHICK . . . General College . . . Nick is tall and athletic . . . earned letters in football, basketball. and track . . . Varsity MI member . . . a math enthusiast . . . will miss Mr. Fusia. MARY ANN KOVVCHUCK . . . Practical Arts . . . Student Council Vice-President ,50 . . . homeroom treasurer in twelfth grade . . . Future Homemakers and Dramatic Clubs . . . active in homeroom sports . . . enjoys chemistry. .IIMMEE LU KUHN . . . General College . . . trans- ferred to Indiana High from Commodore . . . is noted for her art ability . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Historians, Shakespearian, Broadcasting, and Dramaties Clubs. JEAN KUNKLE . . . General College . . . L'Indien Editor . . . active member of Broadcasting, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic, and Shakcspearian Clubs . . . enjoys dancing . . . likes Frankie Lainc's records . . . plans to teach. PAUL KUTY . . . Distributive Education . . . homeroom treasurer, vice-president in tenth grade . . . likes sports . . . Hi-Y member . . . will miss his classmates . . . enjoys reading . . . plays intramural softball. BARBARA LAPSLEY . . . General College . . . National Ilonor Society . . . conscientious student . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and Shakespearian Clubs . . . enjoys reading . . . likes chemistry . . . plans to attend college. VIVIAN LATERZA . . . Practical Arts . . . friendly . . . member of Senior Historians, Ushers, and G. A. A. Clubs . . . active in homeroom sports . . . enjoys reading . . plans to attend college. PATRICIA LEBRATO . . . General College . . . came to Indiana from Scottdale . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics, Histori- ans and G. A. A. Clubs . . . enjoys sports . . . Billy Eckstine fan . . . will miss Miss Church . . .Plans to model. JANE LEMMON . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom usher in senior year . . . homeroom secretary in ,50 . . . mem- ber of Future Homemakers of America . . . likes to sew . . . enjoys playing the piano. Kunklc Kuty Lapsley Little Lockard Long DAVID LITTLE . . . Secretarial . . . homeroom treasurer . . . active member of Senior Historians and Hi-Y Clubs . . plays intramural mushball . . .enjoys the outdoors . . won the American Legion Award in ,47. BERNARD LOCKARD . . . General College . . . member of Mixed Chorus and Chapel Choir . . . Hi-Y and Broad- casting Clubs . . . homeroom treasurer . . . intramural sports . . . collects popular records . . . plans for college. WILLIAM LONG . . . Practical Arts . . . known for his art talent . . . active in football and track . . . member of Varsity I Club . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . plans to attend college. HELEN LOVVER . . . Practical Arts . . . member of Tri- Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross and Future Homemakers of America Clubs . . . avid softball fan . . . enjoys the movies . . . will miss the assemblies . . . plans for WACS. MARTHA LONVMAN . . . Secretarial . . . quiet but very friendly member of 107 . . . active in homeroom sports . . . collects recipes . . . Joel McCrea fan . . . likes P. O. D. . . . enjoys square dancing. JAMES LUKEHART . . . Lukie . . . Practical Arts . . . member of the Repair and Maintenance Club . . . partici- pant in intramural sports . . . enjoys fishing . . . favorite class is P. O. D .... good-natured. Laterza Lebrato Lemmon Lower Lowman Lukeh zrt CLASS OF 1951 RUTH LYDICK . . . General College , . . active in Tri- Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, and Mixed Chorus . . . enjoys skating . . . Tyrone Power fan . . . favorite class is chem- istry . . . plans to become an airlinc hostess. JOHN LYTLE . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . outstanding photographer . . . Photography Club President . . . varsity track . . . Hi-Y, Dramatics, and Senior Historians Clubs. DANIEL McGARTHY . . . General College . . . active in Chapel Choir and Mixed Chorus . . . Shakespearian Club President . . . Dramatic and Broadcasting Clubs . . . enjoys playing basketball . . . will miss the bell in trig class. RICHARD McCLURE . . . Secretarial . . . Vice-President of homeroom . . . plays intramural sports . . . member of Hi-Y and Senior Historians Clubs . . . square-dance enthusiast . . . plans to join the Marines. Lydick Lytle McCarthy McClure D. McCracken I. McCracken MeGeary McGee DAVID MCCRACKEN . . . Machine Shop . . . active in intramural sports . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . avid fan of Don Eagle and Iackie Robinson . . . will miss the girls . . . plans to become a game Warden. JOAN McCRACKEN . . . Secretarial . . . member of Senior Historians, Tri-Hi-Y, and Ushers Clubs . . . active in intramural sports . . . likes bowling, football, and baseball . . . Perry Como fan. BEHNON MCGEARY . . . Machine shop . . . home- room secretary . . . participates in intramural sports . . . likes to dance . . . fan of Ted VVilliams and Alan Ladd . . . will miss the girls around school . . . plans to travel. EUGENE MCGEE . . . General College . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of the Hi-Y Club . . . enjoys baseball and listening to records . . . will miss the people around school . . . plans to attend college, PATRICIA McI'lENRY . . . General College . . . a friend to all . . . homeroom treasurer . . . active member of C. A. A., Dramatic, Shakespearian, and Senior Historians Clubs . . . claims algebra as her favorite class. JAMES McKELVEY . . . General College . . . joined us in December after spending four months at Camp Atter- bury , . . likes model building . . . plays intramural soft- ball . . . enjoys swimming and hunting. ROBERT McKELVEY . . . General College . . . Key Club member . . . plays homeroom softball . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . builds model planes . . . has special talent for racing cars . . . will miss 108. DOROTHY MCKINNEY . . . General College . . . a talented artist . . . Band, Tri-Hi-Y, and Librarv Clubs . . . plays intramural basketball . . . favorite class is Trig . . plans to study fashion design. MITCHELL MCLAIN . . . Rud,' . . . Practical Arts . . . easy-going and good-naturcd . . . is a member of the wrestling squad . . . favorite class is English . . . avid sports enthusiast. NADINE McLAUGHLIN . . . Distributive Education . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and Distributive Education Clubs . . . Plays homeroom sports . . . enjoys dancing . . . likes Store Practice . . . avid Bing Crosby fan. McHenry J. Mclielycy R. Mclielvey McLuckie McMillen McQuaide ELLEN McLUCKIE . . . SookieH . . . General College . . . accomplished ballerina . . . member of Mixed Chorus, Tri-Ili-Y, and Dramatics Clubs . . . active in intramural sports . . . plans to attend ballet school. ALETHA McMILLEN . . . Secretarial . . . National Honor Society . . . member of Dramatic, Tri-Ili-Y, and Student Patrol Clubs . . . enjoys listening to the radio , . . likes patrol dutv in the halls. ROBERT MeQUAIDE . . . Practical Arts . . . well known athlete . . . member of Student Council and Varsity IU . . . Chosen all state scholastic end in football . . . claims P. O. D. his favorite class . . . neat dresser. -IAMES MACRO . . . Practical Arts . . . well known around school . . . active participate in intramural basket- ball and mushball . . . enjoys driving . . . his favo1'ite class is chemistry . . . Stan Musial fan. MARY MACRO . . . Tuddv', . . . Distributive Education . . . charming personality . . . member of Distributive Education Club . . . homeroom sports . . . enjoys dancing , . . will miss the kids and student teachers. RAYMOND MALCOLM . . . i'Ray1nie', . . . General College . . . homeroom usher . . . football, wrestling, and track star . . . Varsity Iv . . . enjoys hunting and sports . . . hopes to enter college . . . always has a big smile. Mc-Kinney McLain McLaughlin I. Macro M. Macro Malcolm L-we LASS OF 19 1 ANTHONY INIARCOALDI . . . T0nyU . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom president . . . played varsity baseball . . . member of Dramatic and Varsity Iv clubs . . . enjoyed geography class . . . will miss the sports at I. H. S. EDWARD MARKLE . . . Huck . . . Distributive Edu- cation . . . friendly personality . . . homeroom treasurer . . . Distributive Education club . . . active in homeroom sports . . . favorite class is store practice. BETTY MARSDEN , . . Secretarial . . . National Honor Society . . . homeroom president . . . captain of cheer- leaders , . . Dramatic, Broadcasting, Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A.. and Senior Historians . . . plans for college. PEGGY MARSHALL . . . Practical Arts . . . peppy cheer- leader . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and G. A. A .... partici- pated in intramural sports . . . loves to dance . . . will miss her classmates . . . planning for college. Marcoaldi 1 Markle Marsden Marshall Martin M azziotti Mazzola R. Miller JANE MARTIN . . . General College . . . quiet but friendly . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic, Shakespearian, Nurses Aid clubs and Band . . . enjoys playing Canasta . . . favor- ite class is chemistry . . . plans to be a nurse. JOANNE MAZZIOTTI . . . General College . . . sparkling personality . . . member of Mixed Chorus, Nurses' Aid, Dramatic, Ushers, and Senior Historians clubs . . . plans to be a nurse . . . will miss the teachers of I. H. S. EUGENE MAZZOLA . . . Muzz . . . General College . . . played varsity basketball . . . belongs to Varsity IU and Dramatic clubs . . . a second Harry james . . . favorite class is trig . . . plans to attend college. ROBERT MILLEN . . . Machine Shop . . . homeroom president . . . played intramural softball . . . square danc- ing fan . . . favorite personality is Ralph Kiner . , . inter- ested in farming . . . will miss the girls at I. H. S. DONALD MILLER . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom usher . . . enjoys hunting and hiking . . . football, basket- ball and wrestling fan . . . favorite class is physics . . . plans to attend vocational school. ANDREW MIZERAK . . . MiZzy,' . . . Machine Shop . . . homeroom president . . . active in intramural sports . . . Ralph Kiner and Bob Williams fan . . . will miss the girls around school . . . hopes to Find a job. GWENNIE MOCK . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . member of Girls Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics and Shakespearian clubs . . . enjoys dancing . . . active in homeroom sports . . . plans to be a teacher. DONNA MONTGOMERY . . . Practical Arts . . . well liked by all who know her . . . member of Chapel Choir . . . active in homeroom sports . . . enjoys dancing . . . a Sammy Kay's Band enthusiast. LISLE MOORHEAD . . . Chub,' . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . member of Hi-Y and Key Club . . . active in intramurals . . . enjoys math classes . . . a Guy Lombardo fan . . . will attend I. S. T. C. KENNETH MOREAU . . . Ken . . . Practical Arts . . . member of track squad . . . Senior Historian Club . . . enjoys listening to Frankie Carle play the piano . . favorite class is algebra . . . plans for college. D. Miller Mizerak Mock C. Morrison W. Morrison Muller CONSTANCE MORRISON . . . Connie . . . General College . . . an attractive member of 104 . . . Dramatic, Broadcasting, Shakespearian, and Nurses Aid clubs . . . enjovs working cross-word puzzles . . . plans to be a nurse. WILLAVENE MORRISON . . . VVillie . . . Practical Arts . . . easy-going . . . belongs to F. II. A. and Cafe- teria Management . . . active in intramural sports . . . enjoys collecting character dolls and sewing. CHARLES MULLER . . . Chuck', . . . Practical Arts . . . good natured and carefree lad . . . noted for his curly hair . . . active in intramural sports . . . member of stage crew . . . plans to work and buy new car. ROBERT MURTLAND . . . Machine Shop . . . home- room usher . . . a nice-looking blond-haired, blue-eyed lad . . . quiet but well liked . . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . plans for future are indefinite. DONNA MYERS . . . Redv . . . Distributive Education . . . blessed with brains and beauty . . . participated in homeroom softball volleyball . . . a member of Distribu- tive Education Club . . . a Peter Lawford fan. PAUL HONVARD MYERS . . . Machine Shop . . . well liked by his friends and square dancing . . . favorite author Montgomery Murtland . . . excels in softball . . . enjoys golf . . . will miss the girls around school is Earl Stanley Gardner. Moorhead Moreau D. Myers H. Myers CLASS OF 1951 ROBERT NESBIT . . . Distributive Education . . . always has a friendly smile . . . plays a trombone in band . . . an excellent softball player . . . member of Distribu- tiye Education Club . . . enjoys hunting. RITA NIBERT . . . Distributive Education . . . a neat dresser . . . Distributive Education Club . . . became Mrs. Gett on Christmas Day in her senior year . . . hails from 110 . . . active in Teen-Age Club. RUTH NIBERT . . . Practical Arts . . . pleasant person- ality . . . homeroom secretary . . . belongs to the Ushers, Club, Nurses Aids, and Future Homemakers of America . . . plans to become a nurse. HARRY NICHOL . . . General College . . . first prize- winner in Americanism Essay Contest in 1950 . . . Key Club, Hi-Y, Chapel Choir, Broadcasting Club, and Varsity I . . . plans to attend college. N esbit Rita Nibcrt Ruth Nibcrt Nichol Nichols Novalis A. Orr D. Orr PATRICIA NICHOLS . . . 'Tatu . . . Practical Arts . . . loyal member of 102 . . . well known for her racing ability and love for horses . . . secretary of her homeroom . . . active member of Tri-Hi-Y. NORMA NOVALIS . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . National Honor Society, G. A. A., Majorettes, and Senior Historians . . . also a member of Dramatic and Library Clubs . . . enjoys dancing . . . will miss the band. AUDREY ORR . . . General College . . . a swell talker . . . active in intramurals . . . G. A. A., Dramatics, Shakes- pearian, and Broadcasting Clubs . . . good swimmer . . . favorite course is Home Economics. DONNA ORR . . . General College . . . Homeroom secre- tary of 108 . . . member of Chapel Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Girls Glee Club . . . Shakespearian, Dramaties, and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs . . . likes swimming. WILLIAM PATSCH . . . BiIl,' . . . General College . . . homeroom Vice-President . . , member of the Band, Chapel Choir, and Mixed Chorus . . . Hi-Y, Broadcasting. Senior Historians, and Dramaties Clubs. WILLIS PAUL . . . 'WVill', . . . General College . . . member of Band, Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir . . . Senior Historians . . . favorite subjects are chemistry and trig . . . will miss Doc. Canfield. VIRGIL PEIGHTAL . . . Practical Arts . . . a member of 12V shop . . . was homeroom treasurer . . . active in intramural basketball and basketball . . . favorite course is machine shop . . . will miss Mr. Dunmire. BETTY PIERCE . . . Bet . . . Practical Arts . . . plays intramurals . . . member of F. II. A. and Cafeteria Man- agement . . . enjoys basketball and football . . . favorite subject is English. ROBERT PIERCE . . . General College . . . good-looking, blond hair and blue eyes . . . president of National Honor Society . . . a member of Hi-Y Club . . . will miss his :lassmates and the assemblies. ANITA PIFER . . . Nita . . . General College . . . homeroom president in 10th year . . . a member of Mixed Chorus . . . participated in intramural sports . . . active in many clubs . . . admires Vaughn Monroe. WILLIAM PENTZ . . . 'tBill', . . . General College . . . PATRICIA PRUNER . . . Pain . . . Commercial Book- member of Student Patrol . . . enjoys working on cars keeping . . . homeroom vice-president in 10th year . . . . . likes fishing and dancing . . . a Vauglm Monroe fan . . . hails from 104 . . . is gas station attendant. DONNA JEAN PERON . . . Distributive Education . . . brunette with a friendly smile . . . a snappy majorette . . . active in intramural sports . . . a member of Tri-Hi-Y and Twirling Clubs . . . plans to go to I. S. T. C. participated in intramural basketball and softball . . member of Ushers Club . . . would like to travel. NED QUERRY . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom treasur- er and usher in llth year . . . active in intramural softball and basketball . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . plans to join navy. DONALD PETERS . . . K'Pete . . . General College . . . BETTY RAINEY . . . General College . . . played intra- homeroom Vice-President . . . member of the Key Club mural volleyball and softball . . . a member of Dramatic, . . . favorite subject is Trig . . . participated in all home Tri-Hi-Y, and Girls Glee Clubs . . . hobby is collecting room sports . . . plans to attend college. old coins . . . favorite subject is Spanish. Patsch Paul Peightal Pentz Peron Peters B. Pierce R. Pierce Pifer Pruner Querry Rainey iv Q K 109 Rainer Randolph Ray Ricci Rising Rosborough Sarra Schroth VERA RAMER . . . Practical Arts . . . Secretary in 11th EUGENE RISING . . . Genev . . . General College and 12th year . . . played intramural sports . . . F. H. A. drives a Chevy convertible . . . a member of H1 Y club and Dramatic Club . . . collects salt and pepper shakers . . . plays basketball . . . hobbies are hunting and ple lsurc . . . wants to become airline hostess. riding. ' , , Geneftll College , . , . . . usllllleyu . . . Generrl C0l peppy majorette . . . active member of Broadcasting, ICEC - - - VHTSHY I, Bf02idCHStiHg, and Hi-Y Clubs Dramatic, Student Patrol and Tri-Hi-Y , , , plans to likes to hunt and listen to popular music . . favorite take home economics at ISTC. COUTSC is algebra. FLORENCE RAY . . . Shortie . . . Distributive Educa- GEORGE SARRA - - . Pfil-Cticiil Arts . . . likes to hunt tion . . . a small attractive lass . . . favorite class is typing Play bawball, 9-Hd listen to the radio - - - Daftlblpqted . . . admires Doris Day . . . plans to enter art school . . . in wrestling ITIHTCIIGS - - H mcmbel' of the Red Cross will miss the kids. Club . . . likes Burl Ives. MADELYN RICCI . . . General College . . . talented KENNETH SCHROTH . . . Practical Arts . . member songstress . . . member of Chapel Choir, Mixed Chorus, of Maintenance and Repair Club . . . favorite subject is Dramatic, Broadcasting, and Shakcspearian Clubs . . . shop . . . enjoys listening to the Ranch Boys . likes to will miss Doc. Canfield. skate and bowl. 110 i i IRVING SCHULER . . . Irv,' . . jolly fellow . . came to Indiana from Grove City early in the fall . . . active in intramural basketball . . . favorite course is algebra. ELIZABETH SETLOCK . . . NBcttyn . . . Practical Arts . . . well known for her friendly smile . . . President of the F. Il. A. club . . active member of Nurses Aid and Senior Historians HALE SHAFFER . . . Practical Arts . . . active member of shop . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . favorite course is Shop . . . enjoys listening to popular music . . . Ralph Kiner fan. NORMA SHEARER . . . Let-U . . . General College . . . snappy majorette . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Twirling, Dramatic, and Student Patrol Clubs . . . favorite class is algebra . . . will miss marching with the band. OLGA SHEROTSKY . . . General College . . . well known cheerleader . . . Home Room Secretary . . . Member of G. A. A., Cheerleaders, Shakespearian, Dramatic, Broad- casting, and Senior Historian clubs, LOUISE SIMMONS . . . Secretarial . . . member of National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A., Red Cross, Senior Historians, Library Club, and Student Patrol . . . favorite course is English . . . enjoys reading. Schuler Setlock Shaffer Simpson Smith Spence JANET SIMPSON . . . General College . . . friendly lass from 108 . . . played intramural sports . . . Student Patrol, Ushers, and Tri-Ili-Y member . . . likes to read . . . favorite course is algebra. MARGARET SMITH . . . i'Peggy . . . General College . . . peppy majorette . . . National Honor Society, G. A. A., Tri-Ili-Y, Dramatic, Broadcasting, Shakespearian, and Senior Historians . . . interested in music. EARL SPENCE . . . Practical Arts . . . participated in intramural softball and basketball . . . member of Dance Club . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . admires Ralph Kiner . . . enjoys shop. JANET STADTMILLER . . . Practical Arts . . . state Future Homemakers of America officer . . . G. A. A., Dramatic, Ushers, and Nurses Aids clubs . . , favorite class is gym . . . likes to hunt, hike, and dance. JOIIN STAHLMAN . . . Practical Arts . . . shop boy . . . played intramural sports , . . member of Dance Club . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . favorite course is shop , . . fan of Jackie Robinson and Ralph Kiner. DAVID STATES . . . Practical Arts . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Dance Club . . . likes to play the guitar and hunt . . . plans to enter the Navy after graduation. Shearer Sherotsky Simmons Stadtmiller Stahlman States Rafi YJ' Stavres Stewart Stiff Stonebraker Stuchell Sullinger Thomas E. Trimble CLASS OF 19 1 ANDREVV STAVRES . . . General College . . . home- JEAN STUCHELL . . . Stuch . . . Bookkeeping . . . room usher in tenth grade . . . member of the Varsity active in athletics . . . belongs to Tri-Hi-Y and Glee Club Football team, and intramural sports . . . favorite person- . . . likes to dance and skate . . . admires Montgomery ality is Ralph Kiner . . . plans to enter college. Clift . . . hopes to attend college. RONALD STEWART . . . SteWartie . . . Practical Arts GLENN SULLINGER . . . General College . . . favorite . . . faithful member of Shop . . . Dance Club . . . likes class is chemistry . . . played Varsity Basketball . . . to hunt and fish . . . Randolph Scott fan . . . will miss the member of Hi-Y, Senior Historians, and Band . . . admires girls. Johnny Lujack . . . hopes to enter college. MARY ALICE STITT . . . General College . . . National BONIVERE THOMAS . . . 'ilionniev . . . Practical Arts Honor Society . . . member of Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, . . . favorite class is chemistry . . . spends leisure time Chapel Choir, Tri-Hi-Y and Shakespcarian Clubs . . . singing and sewing . . . admires Dana Andrews . . . will active in intramurals . . . plans to enter college. miss teachers and classmates. OLIVE STONEBRAKER . . . General College . . . mem- ELEANOR TRIMBLE . . . Practical Arts . . . hails from ber of Mixed Chorus and Senior Historians . . . favorite 102 . . . member of Tri-Ili-Y, and F. H. A .... likes to class is P. O. D .... talented artist . . . likes to collect read . . . favorite class is home economics . . . will miss leaves and play the piano . . . plans to enter college. the assemblies. 112 THOMAS TRIMBLE . . . Practical Arts . . . favorite DIANE VVALKER . . . Di . . . Practical Arts . . . course is science . . . member of Senior Historian Club . . . favorite class is P. O. D ,... active in homeroom sports likes to travel . . . enjoys football and baseball . . . will . . . member of Shakesperian, Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses, and 111i55 flu- 5Ql100l u550i1il3liQ5 , , , plttng to fttrni, Dfalllliitlc CllllfJS . . . IIIISS tllt' kids . . . l10p6S to CHICI' college. ARTIIUR TRUSAL . . . Arty . . . Practical Arts . . . EUGENE WARDEN . . . Cc-new . . . Distributive Eclu- homeroom sports . . . belongs to Ili-Y . . . favorite class cation . . . active in intramurals sports . . . member of is P, 0, D ,,,, likes to play basketball , , , ardent Ralph Distributive Education Club . . . hunting and baseball Kiner fan . . . will miss the girls . . . plans to join the are favorite pastimes . . . will miss the girls at I. II. S. Navv. , , , Practical A115 , , , inginljef of . . . Gt'I1l'fill College . . . l1k1llS fflllll Wrg-gtling gqiiiitl . , , belongs tri lli-Y , , , enjoys iiirrtli 108 . . . Feature Editor of the High Arrow . . . member . . . baseball and movies are favorite pastimes . . . will of gifiS Softball team - - . Cilll3S HFC Tri-Hi-Y, wld Sll2ik0S- miss Mr. Shane and Mr. Nix . . . plans to enter the PCfi2lU - ' ' Wiii miss iilii kids - - - Di21US to Cniltf College- service. NANCY UBER , , , uRedU , , , Priictictil Arts , , , favorite RICHARD WATSON . . . General College . . . member class is P. O. D .... Intramural basketball . . . belongs to Oi tilt? Dramatic, Bf0iiCiCil5tiUg, Senior HiSi0fii1US limi Tri-Ili-Y, Driiiiiatic Club, arid G, A, A .,,, likes to Shakesperian Clubs . . . hobby is reading . . . favorite dririt-C , l I will inigs tlic football grriiit-5. course is chemistry . . . plans to enter college or the army. FREDERICK VAN DYKE . . . Bookkeeping . . . Sports IAMES WVATTERSON . . . Machine Shop . . . home- lllld AliVCffiSiHg Edifvf of High AVFUIU . . . Illelllber Of room president ninth grade . . . participates in softball, Hi-Y, Df2lli1iliiC, and ShHk6SPCfi21U CiUbS - - - favorite and basketball . . . hobby is hunting . . . favorite course class is P. O. D .... Will IHiSS I. ll. S .... plans to enter is Nlachine Shop , , , tidmireg Ralph Kiner, college. HELENA VOGEL . . . General College . . . likes math DORIS VVHITE . . . Secretarial . . . hails from 107 . . . . . . active in intramurals . . . member of G. A. A., Broad- homeroom usher in '49 . . . plavs basketball and softball casting, and Dramatic Clubs . . . likes to dance and swim . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic and Senior Ilistorian . . . will miss Trig class . . . admires Tony Alamo. Clubs . . . favorite course is P. O. D. T. Trimble Trusal Tyger Uber Van Dyke Vogel VV alker NVarclen VVarren Watson Watterson D. White 118 CLASS OF 1951 JOHN WHITE . . . Practical Arts . . . active in home- room softball and basketball . . . Member of the photog- raphy club and band . . . favorite course is chemistry . . . will miss the students at I. H. S .... plans to continue photography. RUBY WIDDOWSON . . . Commercial Secretary . . . homeroom president in Sophomore year . . . participates in intramural sports and is a member of the Clee Club . . . hobby is reading . . . favorite course is Bookkeeping . . . plans to go to college. KATHRYN WIGGINS . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom secretary in tenth year . . . belongs to the F. H. A., Nurses Aid, and Ushers club . . . hobby is collecting post cards . . . will miss room 105 . . . plans to be a nurse. THELMA WICGINS . . . Practical Arts . . . member of the F. H. A., and Nurses Aid Club . . . hobby is collect- ing recipes . . . favorite course is Home Economics . . . will miss the assemblies . . . plans to attend Nursing School. J. Wfhite Widdowson K. Wiggins T. Wiggins VV. Wiggins J. Williams S. VV illiams Willis WALTER WIGGINS . . . Distributivc Education . . . active in intramural basketball and softball . . . member of the Senior Historian Club . . . hobby is building Wood- en models . . . will miss Mr. Oliver . . . plans to go to college. JAMES WILLIAMS . . . Practical Arts . . . friendly per- sonality . . . always has a big smile . . . hails from room 102 . . . will miss Mr. Kunselman . . . Plans to join the army or navy. SARAH JANE WILLIAMS . . . General College . . . member of the Shakesperian Club and Tri-Hi-Y . . . hobby is painting . . . favorite course is Spanish . . . will miss the teachers at I. H. S .... plans to attend college. HELEN WILLIS . . . Practical Arts . . . homeroom trea- surer . . . member of G. A. A., Dramatic, and Nurses Aid clubs . . . favorite course is P. O. D .... will miss the kids . . . plans to attend college. RUTH WISSINGER . . . Secretarial . . . Vice president of homeroom in her junior year . . . member of Tri-lli-Y and Senior Historians . . . favorite course is Bookkeeping . . . will miss student teachers . . . plans to enter I. S. T. C. ALAN WOLFE . . . General College . . . member of Chapel Choir, Shakesperian Club, Boys Clee Club . . . favorite course is trigonometry . . . hobby is playing the organ . . . VVill miss the freedom of movement in the halls. BARBARA WOODALL . . . Practical Arts . . . active and especially interested in Home Economics . . . an ambitious member of Dramatic and F. H. A., Red Cross Tri-Hi-Y, and Senior Historians Clubs . . . plans to enter college. MARGARET WYMER . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . participated in intramural softball and basketball . . . loves to dance . . . enjoys jokes told by Mr. Oliver . . . Ushers, TrifHi-Y, and Student Patrol Clubs occupy time. VVissinger Wolfe Yosurack Zacur STEVE YOSURACK . . . Practical Arts . . . played home- room softball . . . active member of repair club . . . en- joyed problems of Democracy class most . . . hobbies are hunting and baseball. ALMA ZACUB . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . vivacious member of jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Patrol, Shakesperian, and Senior Historian Clubs . . . plays clarinet in band . . . will enter I. S. T. C. DORIS ECKENROAD ZAZISKI . . . Practical Arts . . . became Mrs. Fred Zaziski in january . . . member of Tri- Hi-Y, G. A. A., Library, and F. H. A. clubs . . . Active in homeroom sports . . . will miss Mr. Shane. MARY ELLEN ZEIGLER . . . General College . . . a pleasant Miss . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic, Senior Historian, Nurses Aid, and Safety Patrol Clubs . . . will miss the kids . . . plans for college or Nursing. NVoodall NVymer Zaziski Zei gler HQ N-4 The junior-seuior prom is hy all odds thc most important social Gyn-ut ot the school year. This year seycrul huuclrecl boys and girls clzuiced to the Cliurlic Davis orclicstru and spout the wiiuiiclei' of thc uight as guests ot thc Elks aucl Eagles lodges. The illustrations show that the clecoratious committc-0 haul the gymnasium hezuititully prepiuecl. Bliss Thclma licll was thc- faculty sponsor. Thc View ziboyv is the Cli1IlC6'l'S as soc-u from thc trout of thc lmuclstziucl. Ou tlw oppositv pugv wc soc- part of tlu- crowzl sczitvcl lwliorv the Xlississippi stwuu- lmout iuurzil which coxmx-cl one side ot thc gym. Bclow urv Suookic- Kiutcr aucl .'xllill'i'f' Orr. ouc ot out- liuuclrccl clcvcu couples who lmcl tlivir pliotogruplis simp- pc-d III trout ot the XYlSllIllQ' wvll llT 411. 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U Un tht- opposite' pmtt- im- IliC'illI't'Ci ilu- tilI'4'4t-it'ii4'l' mvii from this x's'a1l',s zlthivlit' zu'tix'itit-s, 'l'ht-x' am-, it-lit lo right: Stim- my lfyocix, lohii Diihiiisky, lot- liintvi. lmxxis l'fthiz11'cis, Roh Km'ziit'liic-is, lfiisfviitf Xllllfilill. llllfi Stow- Xlraiyik. 1129 5 ' 2. lielnwz Jiltlll Reynolds and juan A1111 NUXVIIIQUI 11 pleased witl1 their Scl1ol11stie Magazine tlNVkl1'Ll eertilieat tor excellence i11 writing. The Nlargarct Ann Lubold 11ward was presented to Nancy Abbey on the basis of el1111'aete1', eitizeriship, leadership, and scholar- ship. This outstanding honor for senior girls was establislied by Principal jesse Lubuld in honor of l1is IIl0flll'l' to stress the fact that il good llliltlllxl' is an abiding llli'llli'llCC. Albert Calogero is awarded the Rotary Club Scliularsliip ln' Mr. Lubold. This award, amounting to S100 tll1I1llilllV for four years, is presented to an outstanding students who will enter teaclrer training at Indialia State Teacliers College. ,,,,., Mrs. Lalnbert joseph, New Century Club . 1 - president. presents the New Ce-nturv Club l'lOllll' Econouiics Award to lxatlnyii Wiggins while Bliss Laura Bllt6'1'l7ill1gll, sewing ll'klClll'l'. looks on. This award eilrplmsizes the il11POI'tLll1L'L' ot lIUIIIl'llIillilllg in il strong de111oL-racy. 120 iown right arv Ronald lfair- and Alvtlia MclN'Iillc-n witli -rintcndcnt Edgar Pvrrv. nld and Alc-tlia 11-L-civccl tln- ana Pnlxlic Schools Scrvicc rds, vstablislicd lry Mr. Perf id prcscntcd for l1lCI'lf0l'lOl1S cc in the- school, in anv of cnclcavor. Thr- citation s that tho student is coin- dvd for sc-1'x'ico and loyaltv Im sclioolu. K 121 Miss Viola Simpson. rctircd assistant principal, presents Marilyn Hill with tlic 35100 Dc-lta Kappa Gannna Scholar- ship to Indiana State Teac-lu-1's Collegv. Marilyn was also pro-- sc-ntvd with thc dictionary award of tln- English Depart- rns-nt as its outstanding scnior English stuclvnt, and tln' Scho- lastic Magazinc Contest gold kr-y for r-xcr-lit-nw in writing. Almove ure- tht- nwarcl winnc-rs in the BlNr1i Britli writing contc-st. Writing in any toni- position nicdinln on some phusv of A11w1'icunisni, tht' tllrr-v Winnc-rs in ouch of thv thrc-v sm-nior high school grades wt-re nwrzrclvd watt-lies, pcn und pt-ncil sm-ts, and porkcftlxmolis for their vllorts. Shown nrt- Mr. Saul Wlmxler, B'Nui Brith pre-siclvntg Bnrlmiu llznkovicli, 10th Your third prim-g Dennis Ilngncv, lflth your sm-cond prize-g l lorc-nov Fans, 10th vcnr first prim-g plorrnnc' Fist-ns, llth your third prim-1 Pc-ggx' BI'lIl721liL'1'. llth your svcond prim-g Phvllis Cult-ntinv, llth vc-nr first prizvg Burlmru Lupslcv, 12th yt-nr third prizcg Marilyn Hill, l2th vc-ur sc-L-ond prizv: Alun VVoltc-, 12th your first prizvg ltnhlwi Ihvitl Shapiro und Luna-s Lcvinv, contest chairnmn. Le-tt are shown thv winners of tht- Eighth Crrxclr- Aincrium Log- ion Gold IXIL-:hit Awards ns the ont- standing xnclnhcrs ot' their class: Lett wc sm- Indy Cordon and Toinrnv Nlrnk enjoying tho honor ol' rccc-iving thc American Legion awards tor living thc- outstanding pupils of tht- eighth gradv. Legion Representatives are Mrs. Orphan Lowry and Dr. Clinton File-. Opposite page, alnovm-1 Stage' lll,1Ilkl5ll'l'S Str-ts and Nlullm-r kidding thc- proinptvrx in tht- sc-nior class play, A'Yc-airs Ago . Dirvvtor was Mr. Iuincs Nix. Below: A scum- from tht- play. 122 lgq 0 reate Vesper Service dass of 1957 647 SUNDAY EVENXNG, jUNE SEVEN UCLOCK Baccakau T1-HRD GX? . Barb ORGAN RECKT AL Arioso in A .... Pastorale from Sonata in D Minor .... Guilmant . . . . . . Fletrber f 1951 FestivaX Toccata . MARGARET ANN Smma, Chu: o . . Elgar PROCESSXON AL f- Pomp and Circumstance . . INTROIT . . . . HIGH Scx-xoon CHAPEL Cuoxv. XNVOCATKON . . . GWENNXE LEE Mocxc President, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club ANTHEM ff Send Forth Thy Spirit ..... Sclauetley SCRXPTURE ..... . Lxsm NW . Mooaumn Prexident, Senior Hi-Y Club PRAYER ....... Dv.. RAYMOND W. Fms ANTHEM f- God So Love - 51451161 TE ADDRESS . What Can 1 Do With My Lx e. Us A BACCALAUREA Du. RAYMOND W. FA l diana, Peiznsylwnia etbodist Clmrcb, n RON AND CHORAL RESPONSE Greig d the World . . . .f T, First M BENEDICT RECESSXON AL 1- Triumphal March . . . . Waals: Olipoqih. 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