Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

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WILEERT KUI-INS . . . Wib . . . local billiards shark . . . another city farmer . . . raises dogs, pigeons, and rabbits . . . profound admirer of the great out-of-doors. ANNABELL KURTZ . . . a friendly conservative . . . came here in her junior year . . . lovely brown hair . . . loathes oysters . . . plans to study beauty culture at Wilfred Academy. JOsI-iUA LONG . . . genial, ever cheerful Josh . . . a brilliant chemistry student . . . was valuable member of class basket- ball team . . . one of few higher mathematicians. HOWARD LUTHER . . . has blushed through his four years of high school . . . New Forts Chilly Doyle' '... ambition to study forestry at Penn State. GEORGE MALKOCH . . . keeps his thoughts to himself . . . played football four years and was captain his senior year . . . finds grey-eyed brunettes attractive. MARGARET MARTENS . . . proving good things come in small packages . . . ranks among top honour students . . . Johnstown Symphony member . . . attended P.S.M.A .... feature editor this year. JANE MCINTYRE . . . Janie Mac edited the publications her senior year . . . a reliable and capable student . . . glee club member . . . class officer for two years. BETTY MCKELVEY . . . ready, willing, and able . . . served on Publications for three years . . . gifted artist . . . designed division pages for MOUNTAINEER her sophomore year. IVA MCMASTER . . . one of school's few red-heads, true to Scotch ancestry . . . can make the pigeons in girls' basketball . . . wants to be a children's nurse. WILLIAM MELVILLE . . . Breezy's personality produces results . . . oozes self-confidence . . . What! late again? . . . senior class president . . . basketball letterman . . . magnificent physique and captivating smile. VIOLET MENOHER . . . outstanding in studies and sports . . . only girl in her solid geometry class . . . rain or snow couldn't keep her away from basketball games. ANNA MARGARET MILLER . . . Anna Marg is jolly and lots of fun . . . always reading movie magazines . . . active in Mixed Chorus . . . every- one's friend. MARGARET MILLER . . . a firm believer in the old saying that silence is golden . . . persevering in her school work . . . Anna Margarets buddy. FRANK MoNIco . . . modesty personified . . . delights in lengthy arguments with Carl Muir . . . fears the unusual in life . . . career-lawyer or salesman. CARL MUIR . . . taciturn . . . courteous and co- operative . . . a student from the township . . . enjoyed life at L.H.S. and will be one of our most loyal alumni. GA- BRIAL NAMETH . . . Gabby proved an efficient business- man in magazine campaign . . . furnished beef for foot- ball team . . . an expert chauffeur and typist. 25 sE:N1oRs il 9 Qi- az, r 1:2 f Second semester begins with many changes in schedules . . . Activity periods on Tuesda and Friday take care of club meetings and homeroom dis- cussion grouips . . . Johnny Kozar is dec ared a hero as he sinks the first basket in over- time period to defeat Derry Township . . . Receives his bouquet the next morning in school . . Seniors in the Checker Tournament didn't feel so bad when Mr. Wylie was also beaten by the school champion, Allan Bennett . . . Ligonier cagers clinch Section Xlll champion- ship for second successive year by a decisive win over Derry Borough . . .Many Derry stu- dents attend our Valentine Dance . . . Feb. 29 at the Leap Year dance girls discover the obligations and fun of serving as escorts.

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MARY Lou NAUGLE . . . Laughlintown's gift to LHS. . , . a sunny disposition . . . a charming May Queen . . . has a host of friends . . . excellent character actress. PHYLLIS NEIDERHISER . . . pleasing personality . . . gifted with a sweet soprano voice . . . displays definite business talent . . . not so small, not so tall' '... typical brunette. THELMA NEIDERHISER . . . unobtrusive . . . lives in Cook township . . . thumbed her way home, along with Lois Campbell . . . was a member of the sewing class. DALE NICELY . . . Nice- ly takes pride in being a farmer . . . enjoyed art class and Miss Gregg . . . Peck's Bad Boy' '... could be a feminine heart-throb. Lois NICELY . . . a very efficient typist for Publications . . , Dales next-door neighbor . . . possesses a friendly personality . . . enjoys basketball . . . expects to continue in the commercial field. MABEL JEAN NICELY . . . walked to school every day . . . tall, slender, and athletic . . . has a disarming smile . . . seen on Friday mornings with a sewing basket. RICHARD NOEL . . . carefree Dick' '... pet of Senior Class . . . Mr. Rushworth's problem child . . . often engaged in senseless conversation with Miss Dickenson over Trig. problems. JOHN PETRLJCCI . . . George Popp's best friend . . . fond of basketball and blondes . . . indus- trious N.Y.A. assistant to the janitor . . . one of the class' quieter members. GEORGE POPP . . . his friends in Wilpen call him Snuffy . . . lingered after school with a broom and dust pan . . . sold pop at football games. DONALD RAY . . . monikered Donald Duck' '.., kept Mr. Mathews guessing . . . en- dowed with remarkable patience . . . is of a very quiet and sensible nature . . . RICHARD RIFFLE . . . belonged to sing- ing Blackbirds Quintet of Room l4 . . . well versed in the manly art of woodcraft . . . a regular back-woods Romeo. ROBERT Ricos . . . a really fiery redhead who owns a fiery blush . . . intelligent originator of Assembly Notes . . . expert marksman on Rifle Team. SARAH RITENOUR . . . hard working, dependable Sarah . . . was Mr. Rushworth's secretary . . . short and sweet . . . a little ray of sunshine . . . silent, capable, and willing. MORRELL RODDY . . . easy going Pete . . . one of Water- ford's best . . . also Mr. Pershings prize pupil . . . possesses a ready wit and ability to interpret literature. GLENN SHIREY . . . quiet and precise . . . conscientious member of debate team . . . exemplary science student . . . likes to take autos apart to see what makes them go. JEAN SHIREY . . . Jeanie with the light brown hair . . . spirited . . . a capable and active student . . . one of Ross' rifiemen . . . Associate Editor of Publications, 27 sEN1oRs fl 9 Qi- U 59 l ll im Freeman makes the Little Six Conference Debate Team and, with the help of his col- league, walks away with the loving cup which will rest in West Newton's trophy case for six months and then be on display at L.H.S. for the re- maindcrof the year. . .Charley Donato who has done so much on the basketball fioor is too ill to play in the most im rtant game of the year, the Rfcfount- ainecr vs. West Newton in the first round of the W.P.l.A.L. playoffs . . . Basketcers are awarded silver basketballs for entering the finals in the County Tournament . . . Easter vacation from March Zl until the 26th brings welcome relief. 12 , mi l