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

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Kenneth Anderson Helen Ankney james Bates Edith Beard Robert Burger Keith Betz Mae Bowman Louise Brant john Breniser Robert Brereton Betty Lou Burns Betty Byers Patricia Caldwell june Campbell Richard Campbell Cathelflllne Cauflfield y Mary Lou Clark Philip Cramer

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14941 GR D ATES Seniors, hsaving achieved the goal for which they have striven for twelve years of public education, are now ready to step out into the wide, wide world. KENNETH ANDERSON . . . considerate and optimistic Ken possesses an ex- tensive collection of stamps . . . enjoys reading and basketball . . . is hoping to be an engineer. HELEN ANKNEY . . . jack of French, athletics, and com- mercial work . . . is kept busy as Mr. Rushworth's secretary and typing for the annual. JAMES BATES . . . talkative IN-lutzn . . . wants to be a chiropodist . . . knows his basketball and eagle scouting . . . conducted Ll-l.S. presi- dential election '. . . student conductor of the band last year. ' EDITH BEARD . . . friendly, attractive, cooperative . . . believes silence is golden . . . entered L.H.S. from Mc- Keesport this year . . , files phonograph records as diversion. ROBERT BURGER . . Q inquisitive, ingenuous, studious . , . enjoys mechanics, artclass, and play- ing a jews harp . . . will enter Cornell to study hotel management. KEITH BETZ . . . Tiger is a spirited grid star with hopes of becoming a professional . . .champion chess player . . has a pre- cocious fear of remaining in school an- other year. , MAE BOWMAN . . . reserved and re- liable . . . comes from Rector . . . navi- gates a car with the greatest of ease . . . is an expert at selling tickets and sub- scriptions. LOUISE BRANT . . . blonde, gray-eyed, studious . . . can't decide be- tween nursing and college . . , associate editor of Mountaineer . . . has a yen for Plymouths . . . slides a trombone in band. ,JOHN BRENISER . . . admits he lives to eat and can't spell . . . proved in- valuable in holding the line in football games . . . an ardent hunter. ' ROBERT BRERETON . . . easy going and courteous Speed looks on the serious side of life . . . has little to say . . . hobnobs with john Felgar. BETTY LOU BURNS . . . fun-loving Burnsie served as capable class secretary who helped manage magazine campaign . . . sang in Southwestern Chorus .... dreams of en- tering the medical profession. BETTY BYERS . . . a competent, serene new- comer to the class our junior and senior years . . . a natural at French trans- lations . . . an omnivorous reader. PATRICIA CALDWELL . . . devoted to her cello . . . Pat has attended P.S. MA. festivals . . . always enjoys an ar- gument . . . has sentimental memories of Harrisburg where she lived until this year. JUNE CAMPBELL . . . tall and wil- lowy . . . delights in mixing odd con- coctions in chemistry lab . . . a member of RectOr's mushball nine . . . intends to join the White Parade. RICHARD CAMPBELL . . . ambitious, athletic, and handsome Dick . . . played the lead in junior class play . . . won three letters in football . . . dotes on camping, fishing, and hunting. CATHERINE CAUFFIELD . . . a good natured chatterbox and the youngest member ofthe class . . . loves opera . . , proved very efficient in secretarial train- ing. lXf'lARY LOU CLARK . . . a conscien- tious student . . . treasurer of senior class . . , spends most of her time in the commercial room . . . veritable Amelia Earhart . . typist for the annual. PHILIP CRAMER . . . a harmonica player who likes good old mountain musica. . spends all his spare time on his bIotl.er'S horse. . .has read most of Dickens' novels.

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Harry Crawford Alice Darr Emma Demyanovich jane Donnelly Robert Dull Mike Fabian john Felgar, jr. 2 Dean F iscus Mary B. Fish William Fitchko Doris Fleming William Freeman Beatrice Frye Thomas F r.y William Gaskin james Gibson Margie Haas Graham Hamill