Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)
- Class of 1953
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Pa, Staff Members: Cordon Cunningham, Florence Fzus, Barbara I-larkovich, Jerrold Joseph, Diana Leiper, Pauline Taylor, Barbara Bath, Joanne Collins, Donald Fair, Joanne Hill. Mary Ellen Klabunda, Marjorie Long, John McLachlan, Ruth Nichol, Sayward Sherbourne, Lucinda Thompson. afffzefmfianaaaeafeeacqazd a4ffzel95.'Z-53l'mmliao1a9ain Student Publications Presents L'lNDIEN I : I I- g:.x 'I Ior I953 36, W 2 su sa S+ 1 J 4 INDIANA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL 1 .- INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA ,ful ,Uma wr.: V -0 W . uf' ,-r 4' , -V. -. - QL LQQV. . Ag 7 .'f 1' , 'rf f! 'wkkmld me-. H-new Y, 1 1 ,SQ 1 ,al L SEQ? j 'V' 5 fx 4 .,, L. if! . , 1 V, ..x G -Y - f ,,,.,.f-f vr x ,wi M .,.. .- f'--, Q X S' Q 5' ., L f w . ' ns-van' ,www 1 I X A ,wvdi . -'-li' ,. ,Ju sf-A, . . .-,3-.- 1. Wwrf V ,,,, Aus. M461 r . A v ,wwf 2 1 vi u W H 'A,sff.f- 4 . vb . ,. . ,M -,.M ,: W.,-.Q:..H6gF'a,5i:.'- rww:- -,,: , . --w-Q, . Riagg. -saws-+3 I r ,,!l Foreword he -Qtudent Publication staff will be pleased if this day-to-day pictorial record of school life gives pleasure to the student body and their parents. We have felt that the tirst purpose of a school yearbook is to mirror faithfully the ever changing life of the school and to present a reasonably complete history of the school year. To do this we have included all the activities of the spring season, including commencement, and must necessarily distribute the annual during the summer months. We hope the reader will like the physical arrangement of the book and will find it of great sentimental value as a part of his perma- nent library. Contents Opening Section - - - Pages I - 7 Seniors and Commencement - - Pages 8-37 Classes. and Teachers - - -P Pages 38-75 Sports - - - - Pages 76-9l Clubs and Activities - - Pages 92-l27 'Q' S, :IN F' -vw it.. 'fr ' W., X I Mrs. Florence Barbi Mrs. Donna Sprinkle Secretary to the Board and Assistant Secretary to the Superintendent Superintendent Edgar C. Perry, B.S., Pennsylvania State Collegeg M.A., University of Pennsylvaniag Ed.D., University of Pittsburghg Phi Delta Kappa honorary edu- cation fraternityg Secretary, Pennsylvania Association of District Superintendents and editor of its publication, . ,,,. - Super News g member of the Gove:nor's Advisory Council. Operating Committee of the Joint Board-Seated: Dr. Edgar Perry, Superintendentg Dr. W. F. Weitzel, Board President flndianajg Mrs. Florence Barbi, Secretaryg Dr. William Grau fWhite Twp.jg Vernon Claypoole fWhite Twp.Jg Floyd Rankin Undianajg Standing: Andrew Stahura flndianak Mark Simpson fwhite Twpjg john Kimmel fArmstr0ngD3 William Peters flndianalg and Russell Guard flndianaf. I--.. is-vv' The Administration There is no community enterprise more important than than the education of the oncoming generation. That the com- munity realizes this is apparent, because more money is ap- propriated for this purpose than any other. For this expenditure Indiana has developed outstanding elementary schools, and White and Armstrong Townships are engaged in building one of the most modern elementary schools in the state. The High School provides the pupils of its service area with an edu- cational program rated as superior by accrediting agencies. Much cred-it for an outstanding educational program must be given to a forward-looking administration. which is the mutual responsibility of the joint Board of School Directors. the Super- intendent of Schools, and the High School Principal. A pro- gressive administration, a superior staff of instructors, and a school program to meet the needs of all boys and girls gives Indiana joint High School a proud record in the preparation of Fine, substantial citizens. At the present time crowded con- ditions make it imperative that we enter upon a building pro- gram to house an increasingly large number of pupils. The Ioint Board has embarked upon this program which will house an estimated high school enrollment of about 1700 within six years. The Board and Administration believes The permanent wealth of the nation lies in the minds and lives of its youth. Mrs. Helen VanDykfr Mrs. Claribel Mikesell Secretary to the Principal Aggigtam Secretary S! i L . Principal jesse Lubold, BS.. and M.A.. Susquehanna University: Grad- uate work at Columbia University and the University of Pittsburgh. Assistant principal Lambert joseph A.B., Bucknell Universityg M.A., Uni versity of West Virginiag Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State College and Chicago University. Right: Allen Brendlinger and Rose Yount give Mr. Lubold the parting gift of the student body at the annual awards day assembly. Student body President Brendlinger and Senior Class President Eddie Telford present Mrs. McGregor with a case of Scotch . . .plaid luggage covers at the awards day exercises. FH ,ins fx ft' Mr. Lubold snapped while working at his desk, a 'S ' ig 9 X well known sight to office callers. Fred Gershman, on behalf of the Y clubs of the school, presents Mr. Lubold with a gift at the annual parents night assembly of the community Y groups. Mr. Lubold has for many years been outstanding on both the state and local level for his interest in the Y move- ment and wholesome activities for young people. Seated are Mrs. Lubold. also presented with Ll gift. -Ioanne Hill, Leona Kelly, Dr. john Sahli, and Mr. Ralph McCreary. f .we Ag F I. J 2 K3 X ' W 'f?4?5W ..'ff't' 1? n Q X l Cr - . - R W N s . 4 'KL . . 4 . . . - v . . . n . .s...-4.-...................... -.Y --an ...- ..f.. Au Revoir . . . . We bid Godspeed to two staunch friends who leave the school halls by way of retirement. Principal Jesse A. Lubold and English Department Head, Mrs. Mary McGregor, have stamped the impress of their character and personality on the school where they have worked for many years. Thousands of graduates are richer because of their presence here. Mrs. McGregor supervises her last march of the graduates into the commencement exercises. :o fa Ns M' ,OV ,t wig l NAAQS.. ,ff-HXNYK. 'wfuj' of li e ' X-1 X .X Ku Y 1 if-. R hid. N . I Senior Activities and Commencement ,X If L11 ,n vi xi 'fi I , , ,,, I ,. , H2714 Q21 ,X 1 I X , i - f N e ,X i i t x , H i N XM . rt N ' in we me M We CW, N' 'WTI X X eeee rf' 11 511 i fa ' YL if Ait kx . Xi li ti .Q fa A in 1' , W -- n sa, fi 1 i ,f 0 i . if 'pffi eg-ef in iv if nf, f Y if-vi 'if 1 'I , ffm Q t xiii jf Q 47 , f'vfc,',f i W A R-K e if ,l IL! ' js 4 1 HI! M Q NIM i HN Q, -Fan i umm .. 'Ax' :M fi Qi ' :?.5 ' 773' +Zf ei-...,,N-,--, Yxjpjw J N X. lux '.g J li mm- 'QV' Above, left: Becky Baxter receives the Homemakers Award from Mrs, Hall Blair on behalf of the New Century Club. Right: Ed Stewart is presented a 33400 faculty scholarship by Robert Kline. This scholarship was established in memory of Ed's father, J. Wendell Stewart, and George M. Hill, late faculty members of the school. Left: Sally Carbaugh, who received the Margaret Ann Lu- bold gold medal Award. This honor is given by Principal jesse Lubold in honor of his mother. The citation stresses that a good mother is an abiding -influence. Bottom, left: Denny Shank and Florence Faus were pre- sented the Danforth Foundation awards to the senior boy and girl outstanding in qualities of moral and social leadership, and in achievement in religious education. Bottom, third: Bob Spicher received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award as the outstanding science student of his class. Last: Dennis Hagney was presented the English Award as the outstanding senior English student. A if .if Award Day Top right: Dr. Edgar Perry is shown pre- senting the Superintendent's Award for out- standing service to Fred Gershman and Barbara Harkovich. This award isqgiven for service that entails an unselfish spirit and willingness to lend a helping fare of the school. hand in the interest and wel- Member of the General Assembly, H't i- Earl Hewitt, presents County is or cal Society essay awards to Pamela Chamberlain, Bernice George, and Carol Cribbs. Pictured below are the winners of the B'nai B'rith Awards: Twelfth grade - Dennis Hagney, first prizeg Dick jones, second pr.izeg Ray Thomas, third prizeg Eleventh grade - Nancy Geesey, first prizeg Kay Mock, second prizeg Shirley Bracken, third prizeg Tenth grade - Martin Smith, first prizeg john Buterbaugh. second prizeg Margaret Politoske, third prize. Above: Dr. Clinton File and james Turney present American Legion Honor Awards to Eighth Grade winners from county schools. john Postlewaite and Nancy Howe were the proud winners from Indiana. john D. Varner was the recipient of the Rotary Club Scholarship Award of one hundred dollars for each year of successful work at Indiana State Teachers College. The scholar- ship requires that the recipient be in the top third of his class and that he become a teacher. Below left: Principal Lubold presents Track Coach jack Kurtz with the trophy symbolic of the County Track Champion- ship, Class A. Right: Baseball Coach Kenneth Dav-is fondles the Tri-County League Baseball Championship Trophy. Unde- feated for two years, the team won 39 of the last 40 games. An average of 975. Wow! 1 W' Q 9 3 Q l Q 1 i l I I I Mr. Lubolcl presents sweater awards to senior letter winners. Cheerleader Elinor Kinter receives hers. Below: The intelligent looking graduating class shown here may well be the cream of Americas future citizenship, Now they are clewyeyetl Nursery School graduates. products of our Child Care and Management course. Girls in charge are Portia Klingcrman iintl I.cotl.1 Fetterman. L! . S-1 xl M INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL 611155 of 1953 acmlaurmte Vcspcr Service SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1953 High Srhool Auditorium . Admit One Photo above: The Chapel Choir sings a rea sponse during the Baccalaureate service. Mr. Lubold chats with Dr. Lilburn B. Moseley of the First Baptist Church of Pitts- burgh, who gave the Baccalaureate address. . E 75 fl9l,A ,A A I E Baccalaur eate Vesper Serv: 6ky.s'qf19J3' lsxg Hum SUNDAY EVENINQ MA Y THIR TY-FIRST ' J q the alfdlti SEVEN o'CLoCK . -nie' v-if ' . g senion :ESPN Ser GXJ W n .110 he H'3du,Q:Cf111Hu'U ORGAN REQTAL bove: Tfor the I Call to Ugeq Lord jesus . . . Acessiim Adaglb from Sonata No, I ..,... fl! :fd ma in pro Chorale 1h A Mlhor .......... an Dolvlva Lou Ivacmg CAM nf 1953 r ' afes fo PROCESSIONAL XP and Crrvumstanfe ..... :r Uindld 'hen amp s ' kg W the nervolilmffif beg IIVTROIT . . . . . . HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL CHO: - nes king hind the SK3eb0Ut loo INVOCATION - - . . A'!ARI.1?NE L, Dum Below! Be Oncerfledn Pl'fiflJ: l1l: .fwllbr 7Q7lH1'-I' CXII6 6 C i S5i0 ' diplomasdirin Prone ubrrn Song, No 7 , , , . Bafnygwff 31' they m .... . ALLEN P BRE1vo1.11vcER Pffflaffif Juflllffllf C' 041101 . . . . . DR. MOSELEX' ilessed Sprrrr ..... Abrdfw DRESS . . . DR. LILEURN B. MosELE1' Ffh! Bqplzkf C' 61.frf6 of P17rf611rg6 DRAL RI-TSPONSE L? Major . . . . -55711417 E411 our God , EafM2,,,Ef 1 F11 Graduation Z9 Organ Radial and Vogue in G Minor rogmm fl. , Bm, . Ravel Ed rnrmd mvz Pcekxde Yavfme ...,. Humoresque .... ..,.. SARAH VALERXE CAx1eAuGx-x, Claw 195 2 cesskosm fddomo and Ckxcumskance ....., lilgm . . . Eowmo EsxAmu.xN 'Ynfoao Prerident, Clary of 195'- . Silflellns Pro tion . hwoh . 1953 KF Clam Win. Pkano SoXofRom:mce . . Dmxex. 'Ymaoooav Pmnos ., 'Gemng By Your Hoodoo . SAMUEL W. GRATH - Wfnrld-wide Traveler, Lecturer, Cnmmematm' . . . . . Sivnmz: ddress f A . 'Yrombime SoXo f Atlantic Ztohym . , C,HAvu.f.s DEL NKCSUNKXN, Clam 1953 DUNNA NAGQ,-4, Clase 1953, ,Acwmpawm . . . . . Ma. S. A. Luoow diana joint High School ' cipal, In C PENN Presentation oi Graduates . Prm . . . DYLEDGAR . Indiana Public Srbonlx itl1 P r esenta 1 ' IZYIJBYII, Galbra hon of Diplomas . Supevm . Gounnd f Mlegxo 'owonm 'L ,lv W , ,Aix Pomomo . .AP , COW' Emencement Xefgfses Belo W. of the ' Here - . grad .15 an awalting Uafmg Cl excellent 1 m the . 355 Vle Sgt finish 85 th W hundregrocession ffhfhe CO: Stand Cffived ,and gh ere W meUCe. dlPIOmas1rly seniors iii two 0 re. l ,. N' 7 'RAL f ,gf ::k fn KQSWQ W ii 3 g Q . ,1Q, 41s . 1 , ---......... - ' A . -lglr: '-,hrs 'fl S 1 'Q Q Eafgdw I V Um U -, kms f 4' sw? 1, pw .digg .f - E X 2 SFR 2 I ,,.::,s. ,Z Q. - iw? L i' -k. J X The Senior Class .IOANNA ADAMS . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room treasurer in tenth and eleventh grades . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y, Student Patrol, and junior Red Cross Clubs . . . Home room intramurals . . . Great basketball fan. WILLIAM ALLISON . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Football and baseball participant . . . Varsity I Club member . . .Treasure of home room in twelfth year . . . Will miss Miss Stevenson and the shop boys. ft LEONARD ANDERSON ...General College . . . Drum Major of the band . . . Participant on track team and home room intramurals . . . Member of I-Ii-Y, Sci- ence, and Conservation clubs. MORRIS ANDERSON . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Outstanding basketball player . . . Baseball and home room intramurals . . . Member of Varsity I Club . , . Co-captain of the basketball team. Adams Allison L. Anderson M. Anderson QI! ne'-uv '? '-gf, an-mg I, NINA ANDERSON . . . Commercial . . . Sec- retarial ...Member of Dramatic Club in eleventh grade . . . Will miss Mr. Oliver . . . Bookkeeking is favorite course . . . Plans to attend business school. JOHN ALTMAN . . . Commercial . . . Book- keeping . . . Home room usher in eleventh grade . . . Participated in intramural softball . . . Possible after graduation plans include banking and bookkeeping. BARBARA BAKER . . . General College . . . Belongs to Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics, Shakespearean, and Spanish Clubs . . . Home room softball, basketball, and volleyball teams . . . Will miss the home room members. JOSEPH BALINT . . . General College . . . Football star Second str-ing All-State guard . . . .Track star . . . Home room intramural sports . . . Member of Varsity I . . . Plans to make a career of engineering. WANNEL BRIDGEN BALINT . . . General College . . . Came from New Kensington in tenth year . . . Became Mrs. joseph Balint in '52 . . . Intramurals. Dramatics, and Tri-Hi-Y . . . Will miss the football games. THEODORE BANKS . . . General Bookkeep- ing . . . Home room president in freshman and and sophomore years . . . Football, basketball. and baseball . . . Will miss all his fellow Democrats in P.O.D. class. WILLIAM BARR . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . President of Shop in twelfth grade . . . Played J. V. football and basketball. . . Home room intramurals . . .Will miss the shop, his teachers and friends. ROBERT BASH . . . Practical Arts . . . Re- sides in Armstrong Township . . . Strong school spirit even though he never attended classes here, due to severe case of Rheumatic Fever . . . Received home instruction. ROBERT BATHURST . . . Commercial Book- keeping . . . '52 president of home room . . . Intramural softball . . . Pet peeve -is having third floor home room in senior year . . . Will miss his friends and the assemblies. .43 4 ff if er pgs. . X. Z as if .D .F vii o .1 3 lil I S s X' 4 N. Anderson J. Balint Barr Altman W. Balint Bash Baker Banks Bathurst 19 Q H .. 'J S . QW -fri? p .ai -. ata Baxter Bennett Black Boucher Boyer Bowman Brendlinger A. Brown MARQUIS BROWN . . . Commercial . . . Football and track man... Participated in intramural sports Member of Hi-Y and Varsity I Club . . . Will miss the sports of the school and all his friends. CAROL BURGETT . . . General College . . . Intramural volleyball. and basketball. and softball participant . . . Dramatics, Historians, Broadcasting, G.A.A.. and Shakes- perian Clubs . . . Will miss the 108 gang. MARGARET BURNS . . . Practical Arts . . . Treasurer of home room in ninth and tenth years . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Dramatics Clubs. . .Will miss Mrs. McGregor and 104 . . . Thinks Mr. Shane is tops. KAYE BUTERBAUGH . . . General College. . . B'nai B'rith and Historical Awards. . . Dramatics, Shakes- pearian, Science, Broadcasting, Publications, Tumbling, G.A.A., and Referees Clubs. The Class REBECCA BAXTER . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room secretary in sophomore and senior years . . . Vol- leyball, basketball teams . . . Ushers, F. H. A.. and Nursing Clubs . . . Plans to enter nursing school. RICHARD BENNETT . . . General College . . . Trans- fer from Marion Center in junior year . . . Belongs to Mixed Chorus, Hi-Y, Science, and Bible Study Clubs . . . Enjoys working with things of a mechanical nature. CLAIR BLACK . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Active in intramural wrestling. basketball, and softball . . . Enjoys working with farm machinery . . . Will miss the shop teachers and all his friends. JAMES BOUCHER . . . Practical Arts . . . One of tle boys on the wrestling squad . . . Faithful member of Repair and Maintenance Club. . . Favorite course is chem-istry . . . Wants to joins the Marines. IRA BOYER . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room soft- ball team . . . Member of Fire Patrol Club . . . Favor- ite course is welding . . . Hopes to join the Navy. . . . Will miss his pals and Mrs. McGregor. LOIS BOWMAN . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . En- joys skating and collecting pictures . . . Her Pet peeve is home work . . . Plans to become a secretary . . . Will miss her classmates and Mr. Olivers jokes. ALLEN BRENDLINGER . . . Distributive Education. President of Distributive Education Club . . . Football and baseball player . . . Intramurals . . . Math is favor- ite course . . . Will miss the sports. MARY AUDRENE BROWN . . . Practical Arts . . , Member of Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics, and Nursing Clubs . . . Home room intramural sports . . . Future plans include nursing school. M. Brown Burgett Burns Buterbaugh a... 'I' ,. Ki , WSE . f f-. , 'i if H. . Es '--' of of I 953 'IOANN BYERS . . . Distributive Education ...Twelfth year secretary . . . Home room volleyball, basketball, softball . . . G.A.A., Red Cross, Library Clubs . . . Favorite pastimes are skating and movies. THOMAS CAMPISANO . . . Practical Arts . . . Usher in twelfth year . . . Camera, Science. Key Clubs . . . Active in wrestling, -intramural basketball . . . Plans to be a Dental Technician. SARAH CARBAUGH . . . General College . . , Active in home room sports . . . Shakespearian, Tri-Hi-Y, Dra- matics, and Broadcasting Clubs . . . Talented songstress . . . Will miss Doc Canfield. JOANNE CARDAMONE . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room vice president in junior year . . . Home room sports . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Dancing enthusiast . , . Will miss Mrs. McGregor. RUTH CARLEY . . . Practical Arts . . . Secretary in tenth year . . . F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Glee Club . . . Home room solftball ...Favorite course is P.O.D. . . . Will miss all the crowd around school. CAROLYN CARLSON . . . Practical Arts . . . Secretary in tenth year . . . Active in home room sports . . . Hobby is danc-ing . . . Favorite course is P.O.D. . . A Perry Como fan . . . Likes to watch television. MARTHA CARNAHAN . . . Practical Arts . . . Hob- bies are skating and swimming . . . Plans to be a tele- phone operator . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . Will miss all her ,friends and the football games. DAPHENE CHAPMAN . . . Practical Arts . . . F.H.A.. Tri-Hi-Y clubs . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Active in home room volleyball, softball ...Lists English as tops . . . Will miss Mrs. McGregor's study hall. Clawson Cochran Cochrane Coleman fra ,L . lg., .. ,fi any h 'R 5 I -v' ji g' K L: C ff? X. -Q- . X- , , Byers Campisano Carbaugh Cardamone Carley Carlson Carnahan Chapman EUGENE CLAWSON . . . Practical Arts . . , One of the Shop boys . . . Eleventh year secretary . . . Hobbies are hunting and hshing . . .An arden fan of Ralph Kiner and joe Black. ETHELLE COCHRAN . . . Special Curriculum... Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir. Tri-Hi-Y. Allied Youth clubs . . . Definite talent for art . . . Plans to further studies or art . . . Will miss all the good times. MYRNA COCHRANE . . . General College . . . Allied Youth, Tri-Hi-Y, Library, Shakespearean. and Dramatics Clubs . . .Likes history of any kind . . . Played intra- murals . . . Favorite personality is Ray Anthony. DOROTHY COLEMAN . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . Active in home room sports . . . Tr-i-Hi-Y, Senior Historians, and junior Red Cross . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Will miss all the student teachers. PAUL COOLEY . . . General College . . . Interested in sports . . . Hi-Y, Bible Clubs . . . Hobbies are hunt- ing, raising tropical fish . . . Will miss all the crowd . . . Admires Ben Hogan. PATRICIA COWASKI . . . Pract-ical Arts . . . Active in all home room sports . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus . . . English heads list of favorites . Fan of the Four Lads . . . Likes to travel. JOHN CRIBBS ...General College . . . National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Broadcasting, Science, Spanish Clubs . . . Eleventh year president . . . Took part in all home room sports . . . Martin and Lewis fan. CONCETTA CULLIVER . . . Practical Arts . . . G.A.A., Red Cross, Dramatics, Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers, Nurses Clubs . . . Active in home room sports . . , Hobby is writ- ing to pen pals in foreign countries. C. Cunningham Cunningham H. Cunningham Cunningham Deibler Denning Donahue Dubinsky Ang, , ,W I i . l k., , if , M... X .af .+A Qisiimw NP , Cooley Cowaski Cribbs Culliver CLAIR CKNNINGHAM . . . General College . . . Na- tional Honor Society. Hi-Y. Varsity I, Science, and Key Clubs . . . Rates Trig as best course . . . Active in wrestling and track . . . Will miss Miss Stevenson. GORDON CUNNINGHAM . . . General College , . . Vice-president of school . . .Twice vice-president of home room . . . Mixed Chorus. Varsity I . . . Varsity baseball, football . . . Likes World History and Math. HELEN CUNNINGHAM . . . Secretary . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Ushers Club . . . 12th treasurer . . . Likes bookkeep' ing best of all studies . . . Will miss the crodwed halls . . . Favorite singer is julius La Rosa. SHIRLEY CIQNNINGHAIVI . . . Bookkeeping . . . AC- tive in home room volleyball. basketball . . . Dramatics. Tri-Hi-Y Clubs . . . Will miss the student teachers . . . Likes to dance and attend movies. MARLENE DEIBLER . . . Secretarial . . . Senior presi- dent of home room . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Dramatics. Student Patrol. Red Cross, Student Council . . . Likes television and Arthur Godfrey. DENIS DENNING . . . General College . . . French. Projection. and Key Clubs . . . Home room softball and basketball . . . Art heads list of favorites . . . Favorite personality is Herb Shriner. VIRGINIA DONAHUE . . . Secretarial . . . Active in home room sports. . . Tri-I-li-Y, G.A.A., and Ushers Clubs . . . Will miss Mr. Oliver . . . Likes to dance and attend football games. SANDRA DUBINSKY . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room vice-president in 11th year. secretary in 9th and 10th . . . Cheerleaders, ,'G.A.A., Dramatics, and Tumb- ling Clubs . . . Played in home room intramurals. M ai qu., Duffey Eckenrod C. Edwards L. Edwards REYNOLDS ENTERLINE . . . General College... Manager of Scholastic Sports . . . Home room basket- ball . . . Member of Varsity I, Shakesperean Clubs . . . Will miss Miss Stevenson . . . Plans to enter college. ROBERT ENTERLINE . . . General College . . . Hob- bies include photography . . . Intramural softball and wrestling . . . 9th year President . . . Member of Hi-Y, Camera, and French Clubs. Will miss study halls. ELIZABETH ERICH . . . Secretarial . . . Secretary of 12th year . . . Hobbies dancing, collecting pictures . . . Favorite course Bookkeeping . . .Will miss Mr. Oli- ver's jokes . . . Likes john Wayne. RICHARD FAITH ...Machine Shop . . . Favorite pastimes are hunting , fishing, and trapping . . . Lists Betty Grable and Adlai Stevens as top personalities . . . Will miss the girls and shop boys around school. FLORENCE FAUS . . . General College . . . Member of National Honor Society, Chapel Choir, Mixed Chorus . . . B'nai B'rith winner . . . Editor of High Arrow . . . Well known for her column Town Teen Talk. ROSE FERRIER . . . General College . . . Participated in intramural sports . . . Likes to read . . . Member of Library and Nurses Aid and Shakespearean Clubs . . . Plans to enter nursing. LOIS FLEMING . . . General College . . . Member of G.A.A .... Intramural Sports enthusiast . . . Hobby is collecting cups . . . Favorite class is P.O.D. . . . Will miss Mr. Rankin . . . F.H.A .... Tri-Hi-Y. LAWRENCE FORD . . . Practical Arts . . . Participated in softball, fooball, and track . . . Member of the Rod and Gun and Hi-Yi Clubs . . . Hobbies are dancing, roller skat-ing . . . Will miss Mr. joseph. 4 SHIRLEY DUFFEY . . . Distributive Education . . . Home room volleyball, basketball, and softball . . . Hobbies are dancing and swimming . . . Will miss Mr. Wallace always rushing around. ROBERTA ECKENROD . . . Distr-ibutive Education . . . Member of Allied Youth, Tri-Hi-Y, and D.E. Clubs . . . Will mises Mr. Pound's History classes . . . Lists Dean Martin and jerry Lewis as top personalities. COLETTA EDWARDS . . . Secretarial home room basketball, and softball . . . Favorite class is dictation and transcription . . . Member of Ushers and Bible Study Clubs . . . Will miss football and basketball. LEWIS EDWARDS. . .Machine Shop . . . Well known for his sports ability . . . Participates in base- ball, track, basketball, and football . . . Four-letter man . . . Member of Varsity I . , . Likes Ralph Kiner. Enterline Enterline Erich Faith Faus Ferrier Fleming Ford r I ' in W. I 5 fb.. N Q 1' if . ii-3 r Ts 23 , W. mr. x54l Q M wp , It f sf ' lx ,I ? tv - f3I,12.i'i N521 i'V1iI' .1-iv: .giegx OQWWH Frick Fyock 1,4 w t.. ...., -or go, .N ,E i Fulmer Garsick Ardent JAMES GEORGE . . . General College member of Band . . . President of Senior Broadcasting . . . Member of Key Club, Dramatics and Shakespearean Clubs . . . Will miss 108 . . . Plans to enter field of medicine. FRED GERSHMAN . . . General College . . . President and usher in tenth grade , . . Intramural softball. volley- ball and basketball . . . Member of Science, Hi-Y Clubs . . . Likes Dixie Land music . . . Will Miss Mr. Shane. MARILYN GOOD . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . Has a very friendly personality ..,. Intramural enthusi- ast . . . Likes dogs . . . Member of G.A.A., Tri-H-i-Y, Clubs . . . Secretary of G.A.A .... Likes Jerry Lewis and Doris Day. DOLORE'S GOODLIN . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Transferred here from Green Township . . . Intramural sports . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Will miss the crowd . . . Likes Red Skelton. ELEANOR GRAY . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . DAVID FRICK . . . General College . . . Dave's out- side interests run to horses, hunting, and basketball . . . Member of Hi-Y Club . . . Favorite courses are Plain Geometry and Algebra I . . . Will miss home room. SHIRLEY FULMER . . . Practical Arts . . . This lively little lass hails from 104 . . . Played intramural sports . . . Member of Key Club, Dramatics, and Shakespearean . . . Plans to be an airline hostess. WILDA FYOCK . . . Secretarial . . . Member of Dra- matics, Bible Study, Tr-i-Hi-Y, Senior Historians Clubs . . . Pet Peeve is home room on third floor . . . And only seeing beau on weekends . . . Plans to be secre- tary. YVONNE GARSICK . . . General College . . . Home room intramurals . . . Member of G.A.A., Nurses Aid, Dramatics, and Library Clubs . . . Favorite pastime is listening to Nat King Cole records . . . Plans to be a nurse. George Gershman Good Goodlin Gray Grego Gulakowski Hadden rf ' rg, 6. in-I Q is J Member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . President in ninth year . . . W Lists bookkeeping as favorite class . . . Hobbies are . square dancing and movies. I 1, is 4 ' JOSEPH GREGO . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . Qi Well known for his artistic ability . . . Likes to dance, 7 if - A swim, and draw . . . Member of Senior Historians . . . Leave all gum under Mrs. McGregor's seats. W CHESTER GULAKOWSKI . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . V-ice President 10 and 11 . . . Intramural basketball, softball . . . Plans to join Navy . . . Favor- its course is shop . . . Likes Nat King Cole. DOROTHY HADDEN . . . Practical Arts . . . Active in Ushers, Dramatics, F.H.A. Clubs . . . Likes basket- ball, art, Shakespeare, skating, books, P.O.D .... Hopes to join Air Force. DENNIS HAGNEY . . . General College . . . Presi- dent of Honor Society . . . B'nai B'rith and American Legion Awards . . .Associate Editor of L'Indien . . . Spanish, Shakespearean, Dramatics, Broadcasting. BARBARA HARKOVICH . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . B'nai B'rith Award . . . Home room president ninth year . . . G.A.A .... Dramatic Club, National Honor Society . . . High Arrow Editor. DONALD HARVEY , . . Practical Arts . . . Favorite sports are football and baseball . . . On the Civil De- fense Squad and Repair and Maintainance Club . . . Likes P.O.D. class . . . A future sailor. IOANN HATTER . . . Commercial Secretarial . . .Active in volleyball and softball . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Ushers Clubs . . . Favorite class is bookkeeping . . . Likes to listen to popular music and read . . . Will miss P.O.D. Heath Henry J. Henry Heiple Hess P. Hess Hile Hock Y - 4 ly I V' S S E gf' 49 wh Y X Q., gy 1 fx 2' 1 .i- ii , Br itt if at ti' ' I. I ' as ' ' fl .4 P X-., c . . 5 limit I 1 sk 69' ses' s., do tr, +O- Harkovich Hatter Hagney Harvey ARLENE HEATH . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room president in '50 and '51 . . . Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Clubs . . . A member of Red Cross, Chorus. and Glee Clubs . . . Likes P.O.D. and cafeteria management. DONALD HENRY . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop Was president of ninth grade . . . Ushers Club . . . Intramural basketball . . . Favorite class is shop . . . Likes cars, stockcar races, and hunting. JEAN HENRY . . . General College . . . Home room treasurer in tenth year . . . Clubs are Library, Tri-Hi-Y, and Ushers . . . Member of junior Red Cross . . . Fav- orite class is typing . . . Likes to dance. VIRGINIA HEIPLE . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room president . . . Student Council , . . Likes sports . . . Likes Home Economics . . . Hopes to design flower ar- rangements after graduation. ETTA BELLE HESS . . . Distributive Education . . . Plays volleyball . . . junior Red Cross, Distributive Edu- cation club . . . Favorite class is merchandising . . . Plans to work in Maryland. PEGGY ANN HESS . . . Commercial Bookeeping . . . Intramural sports . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . Hopes to run business machines after graduation . . . Likes skating and movies . . . Fan of Martin and Lewis. BARBARA ANN HILE . . . Distributive Education . . . Home room secretary eleventh year . , . Plays volleyball . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Favorite course is merchandising . . . An admirer of jane Wyman. 'I'-VOLA HOCK . . . Distributive Education . . . Plays volleyball and basketball . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Likes to dance . . . Favorite course is typing . . . A fan of Patti Page. I A W si My 25 BERTHA HUEY . . . Practical Arts . . . Plays in in- tramurals . . . Thinks sports are tops . . . Likes Eng- lish class . . . Listens to Hillbilly music . . . Plans to work in Cleveland after graduation. LILA HULL . . . Practical Arts . . . A member of Tri- Hi-Y ninth and tenth year . . . Played in home room intramurals . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . . Hopes to drive Army trucks . . . Takes to hillbilly music. VIOLET JEWART . . . Distributive Education . . . Future Homemakers, Bible Study and Distributive Edu- cation Clubs . . . Likes cooking, penpals, and square dancing. DAVID JOHNSTON . . . General College...A mem- ber of the band . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Likes to tinker with cars . . .Will join the Marines after graduation . . . Likes football and movies. RICHARD JONES . . . General College . . . Chaplain of Key Club . . . Played football, basketball and track . . . Football letter . . . Va,rsity I and Tumbling Clubs Likes hunting and chemistry. JERROLD JOSEPH . . . General College...Track team . . . Shakesperean and Varsity I Clubs . . . Favorite class is history . . . Plans to go to college . . . Admires Gene Kelly and Shelly W-inters. MARY LOIS KAUFFMAN'. . . Commercial Bookkeep- ing . . . Collects picture post cards . . . Hopes to work in Kansas after graduation . . .Will miss Mr. Oliver and his jokes . . . Likes football and other sports. ROBERT KENSEY . . . Practical Arts . . .A member of the fire squad . . . Will join the Marines after grad- uation . . . Favorite class is Problems of Democracy . . . Likes to hunt and fish. Kelly M. Kerr M. Kerr S. Kerr ,k ,Q ...A . PW. t M741 ' -, A 'H 'lla tla 1 . 'W' w i I Q -' A - ..., .,,,..,,.,,,, . ,, -as . , 'Q 95' -Ffa-' I T-5 . - ..eak'axsga, , 'fa z. if. aw- .si .a s.., . e::r.:wv- ' f -3 26 ' 'ftsfi it-,, .a We 'ti ww. fl i 'iii I I ,J Vp wit Q, -155' . ...A ii Huey Hull n Jewart Johnston Jones Joseph Kauffman Kensey LEONA KELLY . . . General College . . . Home room v-ice president in eleventh year . . . Intramurals . . . Mixed Chorus, Honor Society . . .Senior Historians, Tri-Hi-Y, Shakesperean, G.A.A., Broadcasting. GLENNA MAE KERR . . . Distribution Education . . . Played intramural mushball and volleyball . . . Member of Distributive Education Club . . . Enjoys selling and plans to continue in that line. MARY KERR . . . General College . . . National Hon- or Society . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic, French, Senior Historian. Broadcasting and Shakesperean Clubs . . . Will miss Psychology Class. SHIRLEY KERR . . . Practical Arts . . . President of home room eleventh year . . . Member of Mixed Chor- us, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatics, Shakespearean, Allied Youth, Chapel Choir, and Nurses Aid Clubs. W M, 5 .g ,,,.. h.,. V A 'N iffffiifei ff . .4 ,st ill -I . ,s ' . ii L ik .. V Kimmel King D. Kinter E. Kinter Kish Krytusa Lange Lamkie NORMA LAYTON . . . Distributive Education . . . Treasurer of home room twelfth grade . , . Active in intramurals. G.A.A .... Member of Library Club, Tri- Hi-Y and Red Cross . . , Active in Distributive Edu- cation club. ERNEST LEARN . . . Machine Shop . . . Home room usher in ninth grade . . . Member of Camera and Tumb- ling Clubs. . .Hobbies include hunting and hshing . . . Will miss Mr. Dunmire. DIANA LEIPER . . . General College . . . Home room DAVID KIMMEL . . . Machine Shop . . . Active in intramural sports . . . Member of Senior Historians and Repair and Maintenance Crew.. .Hobbies include hunting and fishing . . . Plans to join the Aiir Force. PHYLLIS KING . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . Played intramural sports . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y, and Bible Clubs . . . Plans to be a nurse . . . Will miss Mr. Oliver . . . A fan of Jerry Lewis. DORIS KINTER . . . Distributive Education...Treas- urer of home room in tenth grade . . . Belonged to Library, Allied Youth, and D-istributive Education Clubs . . . An ardent fan of the Four Lads. ELINOR KINTER . . . General College . . . National Honor Society . . . Home room secretary in twelfth grade . . . A peppy cheerleader . . . Member of Dra- matics, Broadcasting, Tumbling and Girl Chorus groups. MELISSA KISH . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . Will miss the football games at I.j.I-LS. and Mr. Oliver's jokes . . . Favorite pastime is dancing. WALTER KRYTUSA . . . Pract-ical Arts . . . Home room president junior year . . .Active in intramural sports . . . Member of Science Club . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . . Hobby is repairing cars. MARTHA LANGE . . . Secretarial . . . Home room ush- er in ninth year . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y and Dance Clubs . . . Would like to work in a bank after grad- uation . . . Enjoys skating. WILLIAM LAMKIE . . . Practical Arts . ..Home room treasurer senior year . . . Transfer student from f'Kiski Prep School . . . Hobby is playing tennis . . . After graduation plans are to attend business school. Layton Learn Leiper Little secretary in eleventh grade . . . Active in intramurals W . . .Member of Dramatic, G.A.A., Publications, and , f u Shakesperean Clubs . . . Likes Bill May's Band. ' I HOWARD LITTLE . . . Bookkeeping . . . Home mom fs is - f .ear QS . president senior year . , . Active in intramural sports . hd Q' N., if . . .Member of Student Council I and Senior His- . v--gr torian Clubs . . . Plans to be a construction worker. 7 .N V J. . 'sf WILDA LONG . . . Prac and basketball. F.H.A., Cafeteria Management and Girl's Glee Clubs . . . A mystery story fan . . tical Arts . . . Member of .Enjoys playing softball ERMABEL LOUGHRY . . . Distributive Education . . . g ' r- U Home room viceapresident tenth year . . . Played intra- ? A 5, - mural sports . . . Member of Tri-H-i-Y, and Distributive Q 'V A Education Clubs. .ins py PEGGY LOWMAN . . . Distributive Education . . . Member of Allied Youth. Tri-HiY, and Distributive Edu- ,V V il Q I cation Clubs . . . Intramural activities . . . First year A at I.H.S ..... Plans trip to Oklahoma after school. ' I YF' 5 RAYMOND LOWMAN . . . Machine Shop . . . Mem- ber of junior Red Cross . . . On the wrestling squad . . . Likes to study about cars . . . Will miss the sports program at Indiana High. .YV nfl' X' RICHARD LUKEHART . . . Practical Arts . . . Usher my of home room in ninth grade . . . Basketball manager QS, we . . . Played intramural basketball and softball . . . Plans to join the A.ir Force . . tramural softball and baske Y, G.A.A., and Dramatic MARY JANE LYDIC . . mural sports, G.A.A .... 352' . 'W is PATRICK MCCARTHY . . Member of Varsity I C chemistry and English. . Will miss Mrs. McGregor. INELL LUMPKIN . . . Practical Arts . . . Played in- tball . . . Member of Tri-Hi- Clubs . . . Favorite class is P.O.D .... Will miss Mrs. McGregor. . General College . . . Intra- Member of Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Broadcasting. and Referees Clubs. . .Lists favorite course as P.O.D .... Plans to be a nurse. . Practical Arts . . . On the football and track teams . . . Active in intramurals . . . lub . . . Favorite classes are Long Loughry P. Lowman R. Lowman Lumpkin Lukehart I-YdiC Mfcaffhi' McCune McGinnis E. McHenry G. McHenry GERALDINE MCCUNE .... Secretarial . . . Played in- tramural volleyball, softball and basketball . . . Mem- ber of G.A.A., and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs . . . Plans to be a hospital secretary after graduation. Q A 5. VERNON MCGINNIS . . . Machine shop . . . Home ' room president and treasurer in 9th and 10th grade . . . Q-av ...' ist 35 2' Takes active part in intramural sports . . . Will miss Ja, friends at 1.H.s. ELIZABETH MCHENRY . . . Practical Arts . . . Par- ,T ticipated in intramural basketball and softball . . . Tri- I .Li S' Hi-Y, F.H.A. and Sc-ience Clubs . . . Plans to work after jg- .. A graduation . . . Favorite course-chemistry. I GOLDIE MCHENRY . . . Practical Arts . . . vice-piesi. 4 I dent of home room in 11th and 12th grades . . . Played - f intramural sports . . . F.H.A .... Enjoys swimming... QQ my 5 Plans to attend Art College . . . Will Miss Mr. Shane. '15, V7 it m y CHARLES McjUNKIN . . . General College . . . Vice- president and president of homeroom . . . Band . . . Takes part in all intramurals . . . Member of Key, Hi- Y, Sr. H-istorians, Shakesperean and Spanish clubs. EUGENE MANNER . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room president in llth and 12th grades and treasurer in 10th grade . . . Intramural softball, basketball, wrestling . . . Fire Squad . . . Enjoys collecting stamps. DORIS MARSHALL . . . Practical Arts...Home room secretary in 8th grade . . . Drivers Ed .... Intramurals . I . Tr-i-Hi-Y . . . Dramatics . . . Will miss Mr. Len- gel's Psychology class . . . Ardent fan of Glenn Ford. CHARLES MILLER.. .General College . . . Intra- mural Sports . . . A member of Key, Hi-Y and Sr. His- torians Clubs . . . Enjoys playing golf . . . Plans to at- tend Tri-State College to studying engineering. DAVID MILLER . . . General College . . . Hi-Y . . . Key Club . . . Sr. Dramatics . . . Shakesperean . . . President of French club . . . Plans to take civil engi- neering . . . Enjoys all math-especially Trig. ELIZABETH MILLER . . . General College . . . Nation- al Honor Society . . . Home room secretary...G.A.A.. French, Dramatics, Shakesperean Clubs . . . Sr. His- torians . . . Enjoys knitting argyles. MARTHA MILLER . . . Practical Arts . . . A member of Tri-Hi-Y, F,H.A. and Red Cross Clubs . . . Collects snapshots . . . Plans to work after graduation . . . Fav- orite course is English. THEODORE MONTGOMERY . . . Distribut-ive Edu- cation . . . American Legion Award . . . Projectionist and Distributive Ed. Clubs . . . Likes to read and skate . . . Enjoys science class. Moreau Morganti Murdick Nagey 5., ., L V? - 1 - in in 1 22' lt l , l A l t ,J A of K. ,MJ l fi 'zz' ' -' ' 3, .cj -sfo mn me c , R A A 4 -4Q,,r V X42- QQ'-A y J' 'elv' Mcjunkin Manner Marshall C. Miller D. Miller E. Miller M. Miller Montgomery ANNETTE MOREAU . . . General College...L'lndien Editor . . , 9th grade secretary . . . Chapel Choir . . . Plans to enroll at l.S.T.C .... Active member of G.A.A., Referees, Dramatics, Historians, Shakesperean Clubs. JOSEPH MORGANTI . . . Practical Arts . . . Usher in 9th grade . . . Wrestling . . . Gun and Rod Club . . . Likes to hunt . . . Would like to be a pilot . . . En- joyed P.O.D. WAYNE MURDICK . . . General College . . . Wrest- ling. . . Science Club, Key, H-i-Y, and Projectionist Clubs . . . Lists hobby as sleeping . . . Favorite courses are science and math. DONNA NAGEY . . . General College . . . American Legion Award . . . Red and Black Band . . . Mixed chorus . . . Organ . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Broadcasting and Shakespearean Clubs . . . Plans to major in ,music. SARAH JANE NEFF . . . General College...National Honor Soc-iety . . . Intramural Sports . . . Member' of Sr. Historians, French, and Broadcasting clubs . . . Fav- orite course is solid geometry. JAMES NOLF . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room treasurer and president in 9th and llth grades . . . tramural softball . . . Camera, Hi-Y Clubs . . . Enjoys photography . . . Favorite course is chemistry. In- Q JOSEPH NUDGE . . . General College . . . Intramural sports . . . Hi-Y and Science Clubs . . . Lists hobby as fishing . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . . Will miss all his school chums. EVERETT OESTERLING . . . General College.. .Var- sity football and wrestling . . . Key, Science, and Pro- jectionist 'Clubs . . . Enjoys working with m road . . . Plans to enter college. O'Hara Palmer Pearson Peterson Orr Patterson Peron Pfeiffer offs.- el .,e S. , Sas Q 9 N if ,K i a U' w s 1 s 212:-1'g5:s!s:1iE K ' 30 ff' odel rail- Neff Nolf Nudge Oesterling JUNE O'HARA . . . General College...M-ixed Chorus . . . Intramural volleyball and basketball . . . G.A.A. Enjoys skating and reading. . .Plans to be a nurse . . . Will miss the crowded halls. DORIS ORR . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room sec- retary in 10th grade . . . Active in all intramurals . . . A member of Red Cross. L'shers. Tri-Hi-Y. and F.H.A. clubs . . . Would like to be a beautician. BEATRICE PALMER . . . Practical Arts...Intramural sports . . . F.H.A. and Ijshers Club . . . Likes to read mystery books . . . Favorite class is P.O.D .... Will miss the sports . . . Plans to work after graduation. ROBERT PATTERSON . . . Machine Shop . . . Usher in 10th grade . . . Varsity I . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . Wrestling star . . . Intramural sports . . . Plans to join the navy . . . Likes Nat King Cole. RUTH PEARSON . . . Bookkeeping . . . Will miss Mr. Oliver and his jokes . . . Fan of Jerry Lewis and Patti Page. . .Plans to continue bookkeeping after grad- uation. JACK PERON . . . Machine Shop . , . Active Member of Sr. Historians and Repair and Maintenance Clubs . . . Outdoor mang likes hunting. fishing. and swimming . . . Hopes to further h-is education. MADELYN PETERSON , , . Practical Arts...Drivers Education . . . Intramural volleyball and softball . . . Belongs to F.H.A .... Favorite course is English . . . Plans to join Women Air Force. ARLENE PFEIFFER . . . General College . . . Plays clarinet . . .Allied Youth, Dramatics, French, and Shakesperean Clubs . . .'Ardent fan of Tony Curtis . . . Major in music at l.S.T,C. after graduation. ,bar Plowman Politoske Pratt Pritchard SEBASTIAN PUGLIESE . . . General College . . . Came from St. Francis Prep after 11th grade . . . Active mem- ber of Spanish, Science, and Dramatics Club . . . Will miss study halls. MARGARET RAMAGE . . . Practical Arts . . . Belongs to F.H.A. and Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hobby is collecting match books from different states . . . Will miss good times in 107 . . . Plans to work after graduating. JOHN RAMER . . . Practical Arts . . . Member of Maintenance and Repair Club . . . Chooses chemistry as favorite subject . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing and swim- ning . . . Will miss the girls of I.J.H.S. DONALD RAYMOND . . . Practical Arts . . . Likes to take pictures . . . Transfered from Johnstown Central High after junior year . . . Will miss Mom McGregor . . . Plans to join the Navy. WILLIAM RECESKI . . . Machine Shop . . . Member of Jr. Red Cross. . .A neat dresser whose favorite personalities are Marilyn Monroe and Mickey Mantle . . . Will miss seeing his brothers play football. JAMES REDINGER . . . Bookkeeping . . . Intramural softball, basketball, and wrestling . . . Three favorite personalities are Martin and Lewis and Jimmy Finks . . . Plans to work at McCrory's. DONALD RENZ . . . Practical Arts . . . Tall fellow who likes to hunt. fish, and take pictures . . . Favorite course is English . . . Fan of Mr. Shane . . . Would like to join U. S. Navy. RAYMOND REVIE . . . General College. ..Good band manager . . . Enjoys learning chemistry . , . Member of Projectionist Club and Echoes of Einstein Club . . . Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis favorite comedians. HENRY PLOWMAN . . Machine Shop . . . Usher in 10th year . . . Hobby is driving car and playing cards Wrestling champ for two years.. .Will miss girls Mr. Dunmire, and Mr. Taylor. DANIEL POLITOSKE . General College . . . Hard worker and good student . . . Member of Senior Broad casting, Dramatics, Shakesperean . . . Martin and Lewis and Piper Laurie-favorite personalities. MARILYN PRATT . . . General College . . . Secretary of class in 11th year . . . Participates in intramumls . . . Art, music, swimming are hobbies . . . Likes writ ing letters . . . Plans to attend Allegheny College JOANN PRITCHARD . . . Bookkeeping . , . Member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Likes to read, knit and travel . . Came to Indiana in junior year from Punxsutawney . . . Will miss P.O.D. class . . . Plans uncertain. Pugliese Ramer Receski Renz X-'19 .54 f . . I 1 t- H Ramage Raymond Redinger Revie an T 0 t st sf H it sh tl' it J . ass I X I Z Q its .F po-p Rice Risingcr Robinson D. 'R Jddock MARY LOU RUDDOCK . . . Practical Arts . . . Eng- lish favorite course . . .Enjoys hearing Nat King Cole and Rosemary Clooney. . .Will miss Mom McGregor . . . Plans to enter nursing. CARMELLA RUSSELLA . . . Practical Arts . . . Presi- dent of Ushers Club . . . Active member in Ushers and G.A.A.x club . . . Likes to dance . . . Will miss the sports . . . Plans to work after graduation. RITA SANTINI . . . General College . . . National Honor Society, Broadcasting, Dramatics, Shakesperean, and Spanish Clubs . . . Home room secretary in 10th gradeg treasurer in 11th . . . Will study nursing. DONNA LEE SAWYER . . ..General College . . . an organ student . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics, Shakesperean, and French Clubs . . . Hobbies include photography, dogs, and stamp collecting . . . Will attend l.S.T.C. DELORES SECOSKY. . .Practical Arts . . . Played home room basketball ...Member of Nursing Club . . . Admires Nat King Cole . . . Problems of Democ- racy was favorite class . . . Will enter nursing training. JOHN SECOSKY . . . Commercial Bookkeeping . . . Vice-president of Student Council in junior year.. . Held home room offices every year.. .Member of Senior Historian Club . . . Will miss his friends. EDWARD SEGNER . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Home room president in eleventh grade . . . Mem- ber of Repair and Maintenance Club . . . Likes to hunt . . . Would like to work in a machine shop. WILLIAM SELKIRK . . . General College . . . Home room usher in tenth grade . . . Played intramural sports . . . joined Shakesperean Club . . . Favorite course was chemistry . . . Would like to attend college. JOHN RICE . . . Practical Arts . . . 10th grade usher . . . A football and baseball man . . . Belongs to Var- sity I and Tumbling . . . Likes to hot-rod around town . . . Hopes to play Major League Baseball. BARRY RISINGER . . . Distributive Education . , . Hobby is fixing automobile tires . . . Favorite course is Selling and Retailing . . . Plans to sell automobiles after graduation. FRANK ROBISON . . . Machine Shop . . . Red Cross Club member . . . Likes Crew Cuts . . . Intramural Sports . . . Will miss friends and dances . . . Plans to join Service after graduation. DONN RUDDOCK . . . General College . . . Member of Hi-Y, Shakesperean Clubs ...Hobbies are eating, sleeping, and having good times college. M. Ruddock Santini D. Secosky Segner Plans to attend Russella Sawyer j. Secosky Selkirk .. LULU MAE SEXTON . . . Practical Arts...Secretary - of home room in junior year . . . President of F.H.,A. . . . Member of Ushers and Nursing Clubs . . . Driver Education student . . . W-ill enter nurses training. FAYE SHAFFER . . . General College . . . Mixed Chor- us, Student Publications, G.A.A., Broadcasting, Dra- matics, and Shakesperean Clubs . . . Played intramural volleyball and basketball . . . Will enter college. tif.. JAY SHAFFER . . . General College . . . Presidgnt gf Varsity I . . . One of our football heroes . . . Also went out for track . . . Held various home room offices . Will miss assemblies and the sports program, WILLIAM SHANE . . . Gouger . . . General Col- lege . . Played Varsity football . . . National Honor Society, Varsity I , and Shakesperean Clubs . . . Stu- dent Council president in his senior year. Sexton F. Shaffer D. Shank H. Shank J. Shaffer Shane P. Shank A. Sharpe E. Sharpe H. Sharpe Sheffar Sherwin DENNY SHANK . . . General College . . . Vice-presi- dent of senior home room President of Hi-Yg Mem- ber of Science Club Played Varsity basketball and intramural softball Will miss classes in 108. if iiiii HELEN SHANK. . .Practical Am . . . Cafeteria V ! tz Management, F.H.A., Ninth Grade Girls Chorus, Senior ili year . . . Plans to continue working. Girls Chorus Home room secretary in her seventh PAUL SHANK Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Home room president in ninth grade, vice-president in tenth . . . Belonged to Rod and Gun Club . . . Played intramural sports . . . Plans to hnd a job. ANNABELLE SHARPE . . . Practical Arts . . . Member of Cafeteria Management, F.H.A.. and Ushers Club . . . Driver Education student . . . Lists English as her fav- ' orite course . wants to work in a store. ELEANOR SHARP . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room secretary -in ninth grade . . . Belonged to Tri-Hi-Y, and F.H.A. Clubs . . . English was her favorite class . . . Would like to go to Ohio to find employment. HELEN SHARP.. .Practical Arts . . . Secretary of her home room group in eleventh grade . . . Cafeteria Management Club . . . Played intramural sports . . . Will miss Mrs. McGregor . . . Wants to get married. GEORGE SHEFFAR . . . Practical Arts Machine Shop . . . Home room secretary in his junior year . . . Active in intramural sports . . . Admires Adlai Stevenson . . . Plans to enlist in the Army Air Force. ROBERT SHERWIN . . . General College . . . Hi-Y, Science, and Shakesperean Clubs . . . Played j.V. Basket- ball and intramural sports . . . Hobbies include hunting and hshing . . . Plans to' study Chemical Engineering. BETTY SILVIS . . . Practical Arts . . . Belonged to F.H.A. and Cafeteria Management Clubs . . .Was a Driver Education student . . . Played intramural sports . . . Will work in a store or join W.A.F. DOROTHY SIVERD . . . Commercial Distributive Edu- cation.. .Vice-president of home room in eleventh grade.. . junior Red Cross, G.A.A., Tumbling, and Distributive Education Clubs. RICHARD SLATER . . . Practical Arts . . . Member of the Fire Squad and Repair and Maintenance Club . . . Enjoys baseball. hunting, and lishing . . .After grad- uating, would like to be a Welder. ELINOR SMITH . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Pet peeve is being considered a mechanical monkey... Vice-president of home room . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Ushers Clubs . . . Will work as secretary or go to college. ROBERT SPICHER . . . General College . . . National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Key Club, President of Camera Club . . . Hunts, Fishes, and collects coins . . . A math and science brain . . . Will study engineering. TED STANCOMBE . . . Commercial Distributive Edua cation . . . Played home room softball . . . Enjoys hunt- ing, fishing, books. and skating . . . Admires Vaughn Monroe . . . Plans to enlist in the Army. JOHN STAPLETON . . . General College . . . Active in intramurals . . . French Club . . . Collects sports magazines . . . Plans for work . . . Favorite course is history . . . Will miss Sth period study hall . . . Pet peeve is people with no sense of humor. BARRY STEELE . . . General College . . . President in 9th grade . . . Usher in 10th year . . . Football . . . Varsity I . . . Barry likes driving cars . . . Hopes to join the service after graduation. Stephens E. Stewart M. Stewart Stoker Silvis Siverd Slater Smith Spicher Stancombe Stapleton Steele ROBERT STEPHENS . . . General College . . . Home room usher in senior year . . . Bob participated in foot- ball. wrestling, and track . . .Member of Varsity I, Shakesperean and Key Clubs . . . Has plans for college. EDGAR STEWART . . .General College . . . Hails from 105 . . . Home room Vice-president and usher... Intramurals . . .Member ot' Hi-Y, Science and Key Clubs . . . Plans for college. MARLENE STEWART . . . Practical Arts . . . F.H.A.. Dramat-ics, Tri-Hi-Y, and Mixed Chorus . . . Plans for work in Indiana . . . Will miss the Red and Black Band and assemblies. ALVIN STOKER . . . Bookkeeping . . . Home room basketball . . . Hunting and lishing enthusiast...wants to work in service station after graduation. . .Will miss Mr. Oliver's ijokes. Stuchell Sutton Switzer M. Tate R. Tate Taylor Telford Templeton RAYMOND THOMAS . . . General College . . . High Arrow, L'Indien Staff . . . National Honor Society, Hi- Y, Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir, Dramatics, Broadcast- ing, Shakesperean. Spanish Club. Student Patrol. RICHARD TOCCI . . . General College . . . Vice-presi- dent of home room in tenth grade . . . Intramural sports . . . Enjoys driving trailer truck . . . Dean Martin and jerry Lewis fan. - WALTER TRIMBLE . . . Practical Arts . . . Hi-Y . . . Camera Club Stage Crew, Bible Study . . .Hopes to join the a-ir force . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . . Will miss Mr. Shane. JOANNE TYGER . . . Distributive Education . . . Ac- tive in Intramural softball and basketball . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y and Dramatics . . .Lists English as her favorite class . . . Arden fan of Four Aces. WALTER STUCHELL . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room usher in 11th year . . . Wrestling . , . Future plans are to join Marines . . . Repair and Maintenance, Rod and Gun, Conservation, and Fire Squad. PHYLLIS SUTTON . . . Secretarial...Captain of the cheering squad . . . Eleventh year secretary...G.A.A., Intramural sports, Tri-Hi-Y and Cheerleading Club . . . Enjoys reading and writing letters. SANDRA SWITZER . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room secretary.. .Member of Red and Black Band . . . G.A.A., Dramatics, F.H.A.. Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses Aid . . . Has plans for college. MARY TATE . . . Distributive Education . . . Driver's Education . . . Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., D. E. Club...W0uld like to go to Cleveland to work . . . Mary's favorite class is merchandising . . . Fan of Bing Crosby. REGINA STEETLE TATE . . . Practical Arts. ..Mem- ber of Patrol Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., and Red Cross . . . Favorite pastime is roller skating . . . Regrets leaving student teachers. PAULINE TAYLOR . . . General College . . . Mixed Chorus, Science, Chapel, Publications, Honor Society. Library Clubs . . .Would like to attend St. joseph Nursing School . . . Editor of High Arrow. EDWARD TELFORD . . . Machine Shop . . . Presi- dent of home room for three years . . . Softball . . . Intramural basketball . . . Hi-Y . . . May join Navy . . . Favorite course is chemistry. WAYNE TEMPLETON . . . General College . . . ln- trmural sports . . . Plans for college . . . Favorite course is band . . . Will miss Doc Canfield . . . Fav- orite pastime is playing the trombone. Thomas Tocci Trimble Tyger 'fi ie P . 1 - .wg F - ei I' Vanderhoof Varner Waddell Walker Warden Wassam Waugaman Wernitz CYNTHIA WERTZ . . . General College . . . Broad- casting, Dramatics, Tri-Hi-Y, Shakesperean, French Clubs . . . Favorite course is French . . . Will miss football games. LORETTA WHITE . . . Distributive Education . . . Ushers and Bible Study Clubs. . .Hobbies are em- broidering and collecting stamps . . . Favorite course is math . . . Plans to work after graduation. KENNETH WHITE . . . General College . . . Track manager . . . Played intramural volleyball and softball ...Hi-Y, Dramatics, Shakesperean, Senior Historian Clubs. MARJORIE WIDDOWSON . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room president ninth year. . .Mixed chorus, Girl's chorus, F.H.A., Red Cross, Bible Study Clubs... Played home room softball. DELORES VANDERHOOF . . . Practical Arts . . . Sen- ior Dramatics and Mixed Chorus . . . Plans to be air- line hostess . . . Patti Page fan . . . Active in Intra- mural sports . . . Favorite course is chemistry. JOHN DEE VARNER . . . Distributive Education . . . National Honor Society, Drivers Education, Sr. Broad- casting, Key Clubs . . . H-ighest salesman in magazine selling contest . . . Plans for college or saleswork. ROBERT WADDELL . . . Practical Arts . . . Member of Sr. Hi-Y and tire squad . . . Plans to become a farmer . . . Chemistry is Bob's favorite course . . . Will miss the girls of I.j.H.S. ELIZABETH WALKER . . . Practical Arts . . . Mem- ber of Mixed Chorus and F.H.A. Glee Club . . . Plans to be an airline hostess . . . Likes Guy Lombardo L . . Has attended four different schools in four years. FREDERICK WARDEN . . . Distributive Education... Member of Hi-Y . . . Would like to work as a store manager someday . . . Enjoys store practice . . . Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis fan. JACK WASSAM . . . General College . . . First cornet in Red and Black Band . . . President of Key, Hi-Y and Shakesperean Clubs, National Honor Society . .. Plans to attend Medical School. RUTH WAUGAMAN . . . General College . . . Played home room basketball and volleyball . . . Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hobbies are dancing and reading . . . Plans to attend Art College. KENNETH WERNITZ . . . General College . . . Hi-Y and Camera Club . . . Played home room basketbal-l and softball .... Hobby is building model airplanes . . . Plans to study engineering at Allegheny. Wertz K. White L. White Widdowson DONALD WILEY . . . General College . . . Home room president in tenth, Home room secretary in eleven- th . . . Played all home room intramural sports . . . Science Club . . . Plans to attend college. NORMAN WILT . . . Practical Arts . . . Home room Vice-president in eleventh . . . Senior Historians . . . Favorite course is chemistry . . . Will miss Mr. Shane . . . Plans to join Air Corps. JANET WINSLOW . . . General College . . . Girls' Chorus, Library, Tri-Hi-Y, Broadcasting, Spanish, Shakes- perean clubs , . . Favorite class is Home Ec .... Plans to attend I.S.T.C. ANNIE MAE WOLFGANG . . . Practical Arts . . . llome room treasurer tenth grade . . . Mixed Chorus, Red Cross, Tri-Hi-y, F.H.A. Clubs . . . Favorite course -is chemistry . . . Plans to be an Airline Hostess. RICHARD WOODRING . . . General College .... Hi- Y, Broadcasting, Dramatics, Science, Shakespearean, Key Clubs . . . Played intramurals . . . Will miss Clubs... Plans to take Pre-Med. Course. CATHERINE YONICK . . . General College . . . Nurses' Aid, Shakespearean, Library Clubs . . . Active in intra- murals . . . Plans to enter Nursing . . . Fan of Ray Anthony. ROSE YOUNT . . . Practical Arts . . . Played home room volleyball and basketball . . . Dramatics and Tumbling Clubs . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Favorite course -is chemistry . . . Plans to attend Aviation School. ALEX ZBUR . . . Machine Shop . . . Home room presi- dent tenth year . . . Active in school sports . . . Var- sity I, and Rod and Gun Club Q. . . Hobbies are hunting and sports . . . Plans to attend Penn State. I. Zellman Zufall Zeigler P. Zellman -an . P igs K ,Ii- -3 x iw + ffezffii . Maw 'avg 4 H1 N Wiley Wilt W-inslow Wolfgang Woodring Yonick Yount Zbur WILLIAM ZEIGLER . . . General College . . . Vice- president eleventh grade . . . Spanish Club . . . Hob- bies are hunting and fishing . . . Plans to enter dry cleaning business . . . An admirer of Bob Hope. IRENE ZELLMAN . . . Practical Arts...Played home room basketball and volleyball . . . Girls' Chorus, Nurses' Aid, F.H.A. Clubs . . . W-ill miss the assemblies . . . Plans to enter nursing. PATRICIA ZELLMAN . . . Practical Arts . . . Girls' Chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hobbies are dancing and skat- ing . . . Favorite course is English . . . Plans to work after graduation. . DELLENA ZUFALL. . . Commercial . . . Home room Vice-president in ninth year . . . Active in intramurals . . . G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers, Referees Club . . . Plans to be Army secretary. Q vs Us ,Q -. uv., Q 1 I ., . , AQ, I ,- . Y Y, ,. ,, Y . ,,. X - ., 4 h M ' ,- 3 -N ,Q f, ' my '11 , .. .- A U U F - 5. EAM ,. g.,.. .L , 'r , .5,, -. , B:5 , V: H ff. l - , Q V . I ,, 4 r 39' ' ,- UNE! 'ex L aw. V-1 ' lee-I-',1y3L ,,g fx,-1. wi, -:ff -.:ffpe'.1::f,3e . .,1. i'1 Mei' - 'MR v - . . . .' I . A - ' -1'-Q, gg' - , . ' . . - 1 Y h x U A-A ,,,,.,.,.,-- ...,...--,..f- pu -Y Z -L. ' - A- 1 Ifnii , . .- .A ,i., 1' ...-1 1 'f ,,4 .gfgocuavi 'V' ,,,.,.., 0-ng run Those Who Teach Us DR. HARRY CANFIELD BS., M.M., Mus,D. Mansfield State Teachers College, l'niversity of Michigan. Dana's Musical Institute and College of Music Music Department Supervisor Chapel Choir, Mixed Chorus. and Band LAl'RA CHl'RCH A.B,. M.A. Barnard College, Columbia l'niversity Eleventh and Twelfth Gracie Mathematics Twelfth Gracie Homeroom Student Council EUGENE KUNSELMAN B.S,. Ed.M. Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Problems of Democracy, Social Studies 9 Tenth Grade Homeroom Student Council ROGERS RANKIN BS., M.Litt. Indiana State Teachers. lhiversity of Pittsburgh Head of Social Studies Department Twelfth Grade Homeroom Senior Historians Club JOSEPH SHANE B.S., M.Ed , Muskingum College, University of Pittsburgh Head of the Science Department Chemistry Tenth Grade Homeroom SARA STEVENSON A.B. Pennsylvania College for Vlfomen Latin. English lo, 11 Twelfth Grade Homeroom Tenth Grade Dramatic Club The Senior Mixed Chorus being conducted by Dr. Harry Canfield, Henry Halls window display on the Shakes- pearean Projects made by a senior English class. FW' 1 fN x I .g- - N 1 , x . i N5 X T l wt l -'i l , a i W ff 1 f ,--L .t .11 f,,.5 'igk.xx,t- - I l fiiff 221' J ff f ' 'Q Cf f ,. , . ff 'lijv'-, it S f ' ' '.,! M X ,Xu . V , xx X X Q Xl? .1 The Twelfth Year john Cr-ibbs working a trig problem under the guidance of Miss Laura Church. The distributive education groups displaying merchandise at night school. One of Mr. Kunselman's problems of de- mocracy classes demonstrating a unit on careers, Three distributive education students, Fred Warden, Joann Byers, and Loretta White, doing work under the supervision of Mr. johnson- of Murphy's during jr. Merchant Days. X Q9 .7 M Mr. johnson instructing shop boys in mechanical drawing class. Due to very crowded conditions in the school, this commercial group must meet in it stock room for a class. High Arrow editor. Pauline Taylor, giving news assignments to journalism students. Barb Harkovich, co-editor, and Diana Luipcr in back- ground. Three journalism students, Cindy Thompson, Elinor Kinter, and Gordon Cunningham, are busily counting and checking the money turned in for un- derclassmen's photographs. A senior high class in Elective Art under Mr. Pennington. Below: jay Shaffer and Bob Stephens demonstrate in Miss Church's Solid Geometry. Elinor Kinter and R-ichard Bennett looking over Macbeth Projects made hy one of Mrs. McGregor's English classes. A group of one of Mr. Rankin's problems of democracy classing. A group of senior practical arts boys are refinishing toys for underprivilcclgcd children at Christmas time. e Twelfth Year Those Who Teach Us DAVID DUNMIRE B.S., M.A. Susquehanna University, University of Pittsburgh Related Subjects Instructor Eleventh and Twelfth Machine Shop Homeroom SAMUEL LENGEL B.S., M.Ed. Temple University, 1951 West Chester State Teachers College Director of Health and Physical Education, Athletics Head Coach of Wrestling Line Football Coach Varsity I Club Sara Neff. Carol Burkett, Kaye Buterbaugh, Marilyn Pratt, and Beth Miller doing the charleston as a campaign stunt for one of the nominees in the school election. Seniors receiving their Varsity I Sweaters from Principal Lubold and Athletic Director Lengel. WARD JOHNSON M,S., B.S. Illinois State Normal, Pennsylvania State College Head, Industrial Arts Department ELWOOD SHEEDER B.S.. M.Ed. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Head of Commercial Department THOMAS TAYLOR Vniversity of Pittsburgh Master Machinist Machine Shop IVIIIRRAY VARNER BS.. M,Ed. Indiana State Teachers College Vniversity of Pittsburgh D. E, Club Distributive Education 12 X Q Q1 if Q Q09 Dil it Ju!! at I f ,,,, if li I 44 lflillex I Y, X, llmzriccxn Literature F' Huthors rf A Novel Doc Canfield hntls it too hot for john McLachlan has generated in- terest in the American Literature bulletin board in Mr. Swaugefs eleventh year English. a coat in conduct-ing ti rehearsal of the band. ALICE QCLEMFNTS Bb.. M.S. lntliana State Teatherw College Vniversity of Pittsburgh Home Economics Ninth Grade Homeroom Future Homemakers of Amerita Nurserx' School EVGENE POI 'ND HS. lntliana State Teatlieiw College Penmylxania State College Hiatorv ll Eleventh Grade Homtroom Bihle Study Club Those Who Teach Us Cluh CRAIG 'SXVAVGER BS.. M.A. lntliana State Teattliers College lniversity of Pittshurgli English ll Elexenth Gratle Homeroom Dramatif 12 JAMES MQKELVEY HS.. M.S. Wfestminster College Pennsylvania State College Pliysies. General Science 9 Evelenth Gratle Homeroom Projection Club MRS. MADELINE STAI-'LETON BS. lntliana State Teatliers College Cafeteria Management Class Cafeteria Manaligement Club 'IOHN XX Al.l.ACE B.S.. Etl. lntliana State 'l'eatl1e1'5 Crmllggg lunior Busitlex Training. Othee Machines, Iunion SaleS. Typing II Retailing Eleventh Year Panel Right Row 1: William Abel, John Adams, janet Allen, Mary Ann Anderson, Norman Anderson, Richard Arm- strong, Row 2: Edward Arnick, Shirley Bailey, Keith Baker, Robert Barr-is, Barbara Bath, Roger Bathurst. Row 5: William Beck, Lois Bence, William Bennett. Marilyn Berkebile, Betty Bierer, Hazel Bone. Row 4: Mary jo Boucher, Virginia Bowlin, Mary Boyer, Shirley Bracken, Shirley Bracken, Sally Bragg. Row 5: Dorothy Braughler, Laura Brendlinger, joan Brewer, Frances Broskin, Georgeann Burkett, Gerry Burns. Row 6: jane Ann Byers. Stephen Bytner, janet Campbell, Dorothy Carley. john Carloni, Marion Carnahan. Row 7: Shirley Carney, Shelby Catherman, john Cerovich, joan Chapman, Frances Cikowski, Mart-in Clark. Row 8: Richard Clark, Mary'Alice Colish, Joanne Collins, Louise Conatti, Patricia Coy, Richard Craig. Row 9: Ronald Cramer, Marilyn Cribbs, Davis Csanyi. Vincent Culliver, Betty Cunningham, Delores Cunningham. Row 10: Eugene Cunningham, Robert Cunningham, Nelson Day, Wil- liam Del-laven, Margaret Desbonnets, Bertha Dezaiffe. Row ll: joseph Ditullio, Mary Catherine, Dixson, Lorraine Dobson. Susan Dorn, Gloria Dubinsky, Mary jo Dugan. Row 12: Evelyn Dugar, Harry Dunmire, Jeanne Dunmire, Donna Edwards, Robert Eiselman. Edward Elder. Row 13: Thomas Elgin, Norma Empfielcl, Wesley Errett, Donald Fair, Harry Fair, Harold Fair. Row 14: Shirley Fairman, William Farrell, Frank Feder-ick, Carol Ferree, Leoda Fetterman, Robert Fetterman. Beverly Jones and Libby Nesbit give a demonstration on polishing shoes in English class. The unit of study is oral English. v , Q, . . L .Il , If gl l f K .T I M .- , H A ,E ,wt 4. 5, - ,. P b.. tg vu . if M J' 1. tn - J . ,.. A - e N L..-ir..-, - ,e ,A A .. WJ . V A J '- '-'I Q -1 ' 'hw W W , :- V ill' A h ' 9 - 5 .i K zg. if - ggi, g, ' a F is A li L ' dr., 'i : .. : , 1,1 ,. I .ax is . 6 ' QQ- ,, A Y 5' ' 5 : ' .. v - ,. 1, V M. A is gi high P I,s v' . 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Row 4: Robert Gordish, Ralph Green, Herbert Greenlee, James Greenlee, William Harmon, Donna Harvey. Row 5: Idella Hatter, Robert Hauxhurst, Frank Henry, Shirley Hicks, Joanne Hill, Kenneth Hinderliter. Row 6: Janie Hockenberry, Patricia Hodge, Gerald Holt, Thomas Hutchison, Sara Jane Jacoby, Betty Jewart. Row 7: Beverly Jones, Edna Jones, Mary Kanaba, Kerry Kemp, Paul Kessler, Gene Kinter. Row 8: James Kinter, John Kipp, Mary Ellen Klabunda, Patrick Kritzer, Sophie Ann Krolick, Grant Lammert. Row 9: Charlotte Lanich. William Leonard, Dean Lewis, Dolores Lewis, Morton Lipman, Gertrude Liscenskyf Row 10: Betty Little, Ronald Little, Wanda Lockard, Joan Lockart, Harry Lohr, Marjorie Long. Row 11: Alene Lowman, Richard Ludwig, Mary Ann McCarthy, Betty McClure, Harry McClurkin, Shirley McCracken. Row 12: Cecil McCutcheon, Donald McKinney, John McLachlan, William ' M hon Richard McQuiston. Row 13: McLaughlin, Joseph Mc a , M ', Howard Mar- Joseph Macro, Mary Jane Manges, Thomas ari ' h ll Robert Marshall. Row 14: Martha Martin lin, Betty Mars a , Virginia Mesler, Gloria Miconii, Allegra Miller, Sandra Miller Kay Mock. Eleventh Grade girls get a great deal of pleasure from volleyball in their Health and Physical Education classes. J K' NN Er' Q Those Who Teach Us ELXWOOD BANKS MRS. JEAN HIPP MRS. JOANNE WARNER B.S. B.S. B.S. Juniata College Slippery Rock State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College Girls Health and Physical Education Foods. Clothing Industrial Arts Girls Intramurals. G.A.A.. Modern Head Basketball Coach Dance. and Tri-Hi'Y Clubs Assistant Football Coach Eleventh grade homeroom JANET CAMPBELL JOHN KURTZ XVILLIAM WILT B.S. B.S. A.B.. M.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College Westriiinster College Girls Health and Phys-ical Education Health and Physical Education Ilniversity of Pittsburgh Girls Intramurals, G.A.A. Assistant Wrestling Coach Drivers Education Cheerleaders Track Coach Boys' Intramural Sports Eleventh grade homeroom Senior and Junior Tumbling Clubs Eleventh Year There seems to be something funny about that Spanish conjugation that Miss Planck is trying to teach. Perhaps it's the photographer. E' 'J' , 'w,., nf: vn ',' X , if I X ,f X K 9' 5, u' V S , I N A L , YZ Eleventh year girs in h sewing classes dressed the dolls collected by the Lions for underprivileged child- ren. Eleventh Year Panel Below, Row 1: Mildred Moorhead, George Moreau, Dorothy Moreheld, Shirley Moretti, Nancy Muckle. Robert Nagle, Elizabeth Nibert, Ruth Nichol, Bernon Orr, Calvin Overman, David Palmer, Nancy Palmer, Ruth Peck. Row 2: Alma Peterson, Donna Phil- lipi. Fred Philips, Frank Pina, joan Pitonyak, Dolores Pitzerell, joan Podinsky, DeMaris Pollock, Anna Prokay, Doris Prokay. Dorothy Prokay, Ernest Prokay, Terry Quinn, james Rankin. Row 3: Mary Lou Rankin, Kath- leen Ray, Mary Ray, Robert Receski, Richard Reed, Anthony Renda, james Renz, Shirley Rice. Robert Riddle. Donald Rinkus, Martha Rising, joan Rosborough, james Rowe, Clair Ruffner. Row 4: Fred Runco, Edmund Sad- owski, Edward Sakoski, Norma Santini, Darhl Say, Helene Scholes, Carol Shrader, Mary Schroth, Ella Seg- ner, Marlene Segner, Laura Semetosky, Andrew Setlock, Mable Shaffer, Patricia Shank. Miss Stevenson teaching a review of irregular verbs in eleventh year English. Panel Below, Row 1: Pauline Shankel. Sayward Sherhurne, Hillard Sherman, Franklin Shields, Harry Shirley, Oliver Shields, Robert Simpson, Joanne Spicher. james Stahura, Monica Stapleton, Edward Stetsl, Robert Stets, XV-illiam Steiner. Row 2: Geraldine Stewart, Lu- cinda Stiffler, jack Stile, Margaret Strittmatter, Theo- dore Stuchell. Dale Sundberg, Wailter Swartz, Yvonne Taylor, Donald Ternaux, Dawn Thomas, Lucinda Thomp- son, Franklin Thompson. Row 5: Margaret Trimble, Ruhy Trimhle. Evelyn Troutman, Mary Ella Tyger, Betty Vncaplier, Max 'Van Leer. Stella Mac Virginis, -lean Waidding, XVilliam Wfeaver, Betty Ann W'cnsell, Lowell Wetzel, Donald Wliite, -lack Wliite. Row 4: Wfilliam White, jim Wiitlciiiirc-, Donald Williiinis, Marvin Wil- liams, joan Wilt, Eugene Wtvlfe, jean Yakal, Leo Yanko- vich, Dolores Younis. i v , 51 , S cl Q Q' J 'G - . .- Q. +,i x , ,ox Y I., ,L S? I l ., Je, Q, 3 , Q l S A or W S Q 1 4, e ...L l.. .li V ii, . Q. ' if Q I Y in Af fl, S , ylgi lgy , yo f 5E W- wtf in 5 S ' ' N' 'V' . ' , 'L ,V - ,V S . 'rf L , BEA y fa , 1 3 S :Q Q, I -xg ' ' ,, ,..,.,,, V I V 4 - ' Ll' iii ,i li' U - .'.. .ll E l E f '- 3' E i Q S . t Q ' ,iv ,fa - Ea' .v i I I i',f K 4 I 'A' 8 :gl ,fy N-.ff , ,A 1 L-:K 4h..as DANIEL H. BEE KENNETH DAVIS WILLIAM HOLSTEIN M.D. B.S. B.S. School Physician Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh, undergrad- World History, Social Science 9 Biology uate, Temple University Medical Tenth Grade Homeroom Tenth Grade Homeroom School Baseball Coach, junior High Business Manager of Sports Basketball THELMA BELL MRS. PAULINE FARMER B.S. R.N. Indiana State Teachers College Philadelphia General Hospital World History, A ' H' ' Social Studies 7 Tenth Grade Homeroom Junior Red Cross Club Iunior-Senior Prom Advisor Mr. Holstein shows how to proect - l Biology slides to Bob Stoner, Martin Smith, man. janet Baker, and Mona Chap- merican istory School Nurse and Home Visitor Nurses Aid Club Those Who Teach Us MRS. LENORA BECKER Litt. B. Grove City College English 10 Eighth Grade Homeroom MRS. VIRGINIA JOLL B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Cooking. Foods, and Sewing Ninth Grade Homeroom Tenth Grade Tri-Hi-Y Club MARY LEITCH B.S. Indiana State' Teachers College Home Economics Tri-I-Ii-Y 9 PAUL MECHLIN A.B.. M.A. Washington and Jefferson West Virginia University Algebra 1. Plane Geometry Chairman. Mathematics Department Key Club ROBERT TRAUGH B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Biology. General Science Tenth Grade Homeroom Senior Hi-Y Club IAMES NIX B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Consumer Mathematics 10 General Mathematics 9 Twelfth Grade Homeroom Eleventh Grade Dramatic Club i 99- I !.'?'7W' id ,,,,-..-W I1-up-fe N The Tenth Year Panel Right, Row 1: Frank Agnello, Mary Aminio, Sally Ake, Fred Altemus, Shirley Altman, Ted Altman. Row 2: Fred Arcurio. Mildred Aul, janet Baker, James Baker, Patricia Barbor, Patricia Barnett. Row 3: Patricia Battick. Mary Batulis, Carol Beck, Williiim Bellash, Yvonne Bence, Edward Bernard. Row 4: George Bland. Edward Blatt, Edward Blatt, William Boesman, Herman Bohn, Thomas Bolinger. Row 5: jerry Boucher, Edwin Boyer. Wilbert Boyer, Robert Brandon. Clyde Brown, Kenneth Burrey. Row 6: jacob Bukovosky, john Butch- koski, Buterbaugh, Clifford Campbell, Gary Campbell, Nancy Canale. Row 7: Peggy Carnahan, Mona Chapman, Richard Clark, Donna Clawson, Elizabeth Coffman, Lucy Coffman. Row 8: William Colish. Ronald Collins, Lois Cooley, Charles Cribbs, Robert Cunningham, Glenn Cunningham. Row 9: Leroy Cunningham, Donald Daskivich, Cecil Dilts, janet Dinger, Pauline Drawl, Ruth Dunmire. Row 10: jacquelyn Dutton, Catherine Ednie, Donna Elgin, Richard Ensley, Fred Ernick, Norman Ewing, Row ll: Evelyn Fee, Ruth Fee, Charles Fenton, Margaret Ferguson, Beverly Ferrier, Donna Fetterman. Row 12: Margie Findley. Betty Lou Flanagan, Valjean Foltz. Gary Frick. Oren Frye, Collins Fyock. Row 13: Rosemarie Gallo, Elwood Geer, Katherine Gentile, james Gerber. janie Gershman, Rob- ert Gershman. Row 14: Sara Giorgoanni. Paul Gombita, Judith Gordon, john Greene, Rosyln Greenley, Beverly Grove. Judy Gordon. Sharon Turley, jackie Dutton. and Suzie Coffman are shown at top of page practicing an oriental dance for the spring physical education show. Below: Pupils on a held trip to Pittsburgh are impressed by a cockatoo in the aviary. it' I5 1 I ce ,fa , I.. , 'Q ll F :' l ' ! A Jilz. .......:i....... iywi .ttt S W . , , X A . - mid. ,... x M J ' l 1 . ,aLl , ..- . we . V,N-x as I 4 if gg 'K irri 5. X 4, G' lfw- u IS A A. S V. - -. .QL Qi fzfs 'E' .. 5 Q' it 5 lfmfff, , l. 1 . K, Q. EA ,Sl -Q, :1 ' W E- ? 1' ul. l 2 Q Q H ,gk B L' WY, .gg i rat- i' I A inn E-:rants X R Mm 4 Q' ' paaaii ,Andi 8 if ' 5 aff, .1 5 ,png p 5 1 -i ' . Ji, te. u t 1 L A J 1.,1k QS' A ..... . ,. 'Aw if if :ve Her 1 :ff ri 3' 5 'K---A 4 IL..-cn..-td 9 M11-8 x 3 ft rm -Q . 'f as I., 41-, ii F ,114 '1 Jia.. ,L 72 .' i lt Q Qi fl ,.,, V ,lx 0 0- , W ,ir In '10 'Riga ' 54 z , 'lg , gl lf ' .- 'g 'N x X lt w it ii J X f Z M j K, ,HN tiki . x -I V 1,7 I KCU41 Panel Left, Row 1: Stanley Gryczuk, Mary Ellen Guthrie, Robert Haldin, Dale Hankinson, James Harper, John Harr-is. Row 2: Dolores Hatter, Lois Hefferman, Louise Heilburn, Lor- etta Henderson, Howard Henry, Nancy Hile. Row 5: Mary Hinton, Don Hobaugh, Leonard Hoch, Laura Holland. Jean Hopkins, Jean Howe. Row 4: Charles Huey, Cliffton Hutton, LaRue Irvin, Barbara Johnston, William Keifer, Mary Kay Kennedy. Row 5: Nancy Kern, Leonard Kern Lucille Kerr, John Kerzan, Jean Krivonick, Joseph Kundla. Row 6: Grace Lakatosh, Dorothy Lance, Thomas Laskey. Shirley.Layton, Shir- ley Learn, Nancy Lee. Row 7: Edla Lentz, Roger Lewis, Ronald Lewis, Tracy Lighter, Tom Lockard, Anna Lohr. ROW 8: Lor- etta Lower, Harry Lydick, Mary Frances Lymph. Ruby McAdo0, James McClure, Robert McCreary. Row 9: Frank McGara. Vernon McLaughlin, Arlene McMillen. Penelope McQuown, Estella Magas, Virginia Malcolm. Row 10: Elaine Marshall, Williani Miconi, Thomas Mihelic, Kathleen Mikesell, Florence Miller, James Miller. Row 11. Carol Molcsan, Raymond Mor- etti, Johanna Morganti, Thomas Mruk, James Muller, Shirley Myers. Row 12: Alberta Nastase, John Nealer, Mary Nichol- son. Phyllis Olesinski, Mary Osenkowski. Dorothy Paglisotti Row 13: Robert Palmer, Patrick Payson. Robert Peterson. Jim Patterson, Clair Peterson, Ruby Pierce. Row 14: Gerald Pifer, Eileen Pina, Margie Politoske, Gladys Pounds, Patricia Pritch- ard. Dolores Protz. Panel Opposite Page, Row 1: Phyllis Pruner. Gaynelle Rankin, Edward Ray. Leroy Ray. Earl Redlinger, Curtis Reed, Roger Reschini, Charlotte Revie, Kaul Rhea, Elizabeth Sabol, Rosalie Sadowski. Roseanne Saiani, Patricia Schrecengost. Row 2: Diane Seaton, Jean Secosky. Sharri Sedlock. Mary Segner, Sara Selkirk, Jerry Sexton, Sandra Shadle, Dixie Shaffer, Robert Shaffer, Loretta Shearer, Marquerite Sherwin, Joanne Shick. Row 5: William Shields, Kenneth Sink. Marlene Skapura, Josephine Slupeck, Donna Smeltzer. Beverly Smith, Fred Smith, Kathryn Smith, Martin Smith. Richard Smith, Stanley Spence, Franklin Spotts, Robert Stahlman, Rosella Stapleton. Row 4: Murray Steffey, Richard Stewart. Beverly Stiver. Rose Stone- braker, Robert Stoner. Patricia Straw, Betty Stuchell, James Sullinger-, Jessie Tate, Orren Tate. Kenneth Templeton. Michael Territo. Row 5: Sandra Thomas, Sharon Turley, Eulamae Tyger, Marie Ulichnie, Shirley Wadding, Barbara Wagner, James Wakefield, Robert Walls, Esther Waltermire, Violey Waltermire, Ann Ward, Charles Wertheimer, Elaine Wetzel. Row 6: John White, Janet W-iddowson. Thomas Wilden, John Williams, Dennis Wilson, Harry Wingrove, Beverly Wolford, Nancy Wolfe, Sally,Wolfe, Wayne Wood, Carole Woodall, Josephine Zaffuto, Samuel Zafiuto. The Tenth Year Above: A Plane Geometry class of Mr. Mechlin puts the day's demonstrations' on the board. The Geometry and Alge- bra I classes are crowded with about hfty students apiece. Right: Martin Smith seems to he discussion leader in Mrs. Beclccrs English class and John Buterbaugh seems to know the answer to something. R9 ...J si 'fx S xx LQQX .VWY :Tl if ni I W e f , qi bf ' t e. -3' l S SE A ' -.g,ffl-1f sri-9.3, ,M '- i ' i ' I 4, A 59 ill ff , X 5' l , . ff . A The Tenth Year Opposite page. Top: Biology offers the student a challenge in confronting him with hundreds of strange names in the study of plant and animal organ-isms. Middle: Howard Henry gets a lesson in speech cor- rection from Mrs. Watlas. Bottom: Miss Bell directs a study of the European Renaissance in a tenth grade world history class. This page. Above: They still study hgures of speech in tenth year English. And they still have trouble with them. Right: Dictionary drill. It's big league with Web- ster's Unabridged. Below: And now it's snakes - ahh, reptiles in biology during the parents evening session in November. 5 'fi 51 J 5 W V--Q-.....,w. ww... . 58 'M----..... ww-4ffax'1'1fe frwmmam 4--wa-nwswrx V i -.m.....,, ---L ! , ' il l I ,4- s..,h ,ll 'fl 1 Sf Above, Ll general view of ii section of the library. Below, :mother section looking south. Mrs. Margaret Derwart, our pleufif ant librarian. K Q 45?L'.9.. 9 f ' i5ff5 '9 ' ' 1 x ,f 542 fd L 1 2 1 f ' 1 all 3 5 1 The Library The Library is the heart of the school, and hundred of pupils spend some part of the week here. A school year sees ,thousands of book withdrawals and the wear and tear on periodi- cals is terrific! Above, Mrs. Derwart checks out a book at the desk. Right, She is finding information in one of the encyclopedias. Below, another view of the library. RL? 1-N 1 M - 5.2 F . ul? in X x X ,gg gg k- 'bw . A -r 1 1 A Nl ,wk -yr 5f.,,:.,,,,,,..-y s .1 55 -X. ,. -'f-V55 N 'R ,kv -K:-Nviini . , E, Q X X .s GLADYS MOORHEAD B.A., M.A. Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Guidance Counselor Ushers Club Above: Miss Moorhead explains the nature of an intelligence test she is about to give to a group of ninth graders. Right: A marine recruiting officer explains his branch of the service to eleventh and twelfth grade boys in the auditorium. Guidance Above: Miss Handler confers with a tenth grader about his work during an English class study period. Right: Student teacher Afanesko and Mr. Kunselman evaluate their pupils and make out the report cards - rating on achievement, ef- fort and interest, attitude toward the work. and class participation. Circle: Guidance Counselor Gladys Moor- head discusses the selection of a college with Diana Leiper and Pauline Taylor. ,ff ,-. l .,,, .,., n 1... ' - - 'g , N, ,, , 0 fa:-'.,g M my ,-. .7 , 4. c ' ' '- ' 1 l ., t i ....1.1.,M-1 GMM- 1 M.. iq' xx f... 9, V5 1 f Li K is y, g, vv 9,4 I 5 L, ,ff-Q a uf ' a ar , cw QQ: gtk A 1 2, r f .. ., ur n .n r . .1 Q A it y X X W . 4 In K If -N 1 ' t f . I ' K E J 1 3 ' I : , A -wt fr .at .zz gp if ,3 Gi 5' C K .. , ,ai V::v,.L ,, K Q K.-.,f A 3 Q ' V I Y: ,, .a.rf ,ig'A iff i - ja: Nw, A ,dfgg 1. at . t .,,. inf A ,V . 87, nh -ir .537 2 S, E Muir 1 ffl It sp M if A A y B J if .34 f M .,.. l- -Q i-i ad -af -F , 'glygi' 1 ai- 4 k'kk 1 K A V f E X V f l 'Bit 0 -., 'lwij im' 'QU -1 . ff- 7- M , ,-. R f ' 1 -f . A A ,. .b ei 1 we 1 A' A aasce .1 T,-.f.'f' :af la Q, as 5.11 'Y J , :C L i - s i f 5 i ,M if Q, yn... ,.., 1+ ir-2 ze 4 sf A 2f A Q is Qs F A ii..- ably' .v?'?'aQ.u Q VE, - In the spring the girls gym classes enjoy the sport of l archery. inth Panel left,,Row 1: Kathleen Abel, Inez Adams, james Ager, Fred Agnello, Betty Alexander. james Allison. Row 2: Dale Aimino, Eugene Anderson, Patricia Anderson, janet Acurio, john Armstrong, Robert Austin. Row 3: Charles Ban- kosky, Helen Barner. Kenneth Barry, R-ichard Bartek, Frederick Baxter. Norma Beck. Row 4: Iselman Bell, Marlene Bcnce. Clarence Bengston, Charles Bergman, David Black. Margaret Blatt. Row 5: Samuel Bloom, john Bodnar, Ronald Bosket. Robert Boyer, Betty Brady, Edward Brandon. Row 6: -lane Brandon, Carol Breakiron, Barry Bridgen. Edward Brilhart. Clark Brown, jack Brown. Row 7: Marie Brown, Wziyne Brown, Sh-irley Buggey, Carl Burkett, Beverly Caldwell. Fred- eric Calhoun. Row 8: Paul Campbell, Nicholas Campos, Donald Canizzaro, Betty Carnahan. Carolyn Carnahan, Kerry Carlson, Row 9: Mafy jane Carnahan, Mary jane Carnahan. Patricia Carnahan, Henry Carney, Kenneth Cassel, Pamela Chamher- lain. Row 10: Darlene Claypoole, Anderson Clemons. james Cober, Robert Collins, joan Colgan. john Cope. Row 11: Or- lando Corraini, Robert Cowaski,Gerjald Craig, jean Cramer. Richard Craven. Carol CribbsQ Row 12: Evelyn Cribbs, Blair Cummins, Edward Cunningham, Nancy Cunningham. Betty Davis, Patricia Davis. Row 15: Betty Delelaven. Charles Dimit, Ann Ditullio, Robert Donahue. Patty Doty, James Doyle. Row 14: Patricia Dunmire, Wallace Embry, Carole Eshelman, Ray- mond Evans, Daryl Fair, Dean Fee. The first year Latin classes enjoy their annual Roman banquet. v f ew- W if I - l .. i 'a,,' 5. 0 ,a 1. D' , 1 Y cz. ,, .. . s-1 - A ff' , ' 1 E2 1 ' Q ,. , . '5M 5 5, sf i'..x J uw- A ninth year English class of Mr. Furgiuele studies My M sentence Qtrutture, - -'xfv' 4 L as - 6 ' za A 5, M. . J Q, , W , 2 A Y, L .. 47... f gi. , V5.1 Ta' I ' Panel right, Row 1: Carole Feloni. -Ianet Fenton. Zana f.fnil.gR'-- . Ftnton. julia Ferrante. Sandra Fillhart, joseph Filipovich. K Row Z: wlerry l7indlL'y. Mary Fleming. Llary Fling. Betty Flinko, , .. KX k ' ., A , 5 3 -' A ' XY'illi.iiii liixiilev. lidxxard Frank. Row 5: joseph Frye. Betty i-QQK 'Lit ,rj 'S , Ann Gallo. 'lanet Cianley. Dennis Gee-r. Bernice George. Wil- 43 - J , 4 liani Ciilpatritk. Row is liarhara Giorgianni. Clara Gomhita. 1 -..ull Rnmltl Good. Stott liordon, Hattie Goss. Rohert Gottardi. . Row iz Nanty Grafiano. Royden Groxe. Rohert Gulalcowski, . .- .Q - s. 9 '. Q, 'sf Anna Harkleroad. Narva Harris, Doris Heath. Row 6: Ken- F' 3 L 'E 'i 1 'J' neth Hellman. Marie Helnian, Robert Henry. -Iudith Hinder- il Ii , i l liter, lfmina lnlinton. Harold Holtav Row 7: Richard Hoover. fimidl '-fi , Sliirley Hopkim. XXlXlll,ll11 Huey. Linda Hughes. Ronald Hus- iixlgqy. Corlwin latli. Row 8: Rolwert -lauohy. Gerald Jenkins, l yi! ,,-, .I -'ix ,,., 9-.Q ,lohn jones, -lane Kelly. Dale Kesxler, ,Iudith Kimmel, Row 9: 'AZ-n X 7' i,2 Lgl Z ,l-lnel Kinnan. l.utillt Kinter. Paula Kish. Michael Klelva. Son- I 'E i F A dra Knupp. Stephen Kostella. Row 10: john Krivoniek. joseph H .QL- Krytusa, Phyllis Kunltle. Aletha I.amh.ing, Edward Laterza, X A l-'aul Laterya. Row 11: Doris Lawrence, George Leopold. Ar- Q. lp'-' - fr' - lane Levine. Ronald Levanit. Willirini Lingenfelter. Sanford -5, ' 2, L Iiixs. Row 121 Enitrwn l,orkard. Richard Lockard.'D0nald E' A 'k , - London. Marie I,orelli, Leoriard Lowman, Arthur Lydielc. ROW 'A' 'T' fi I 15: Blair Lydick. Carol Lydick, Maureen McCarthy, Bernard H Mcflreary. I-larry McHenry, Patrick McHenry. Row 14: Nancy .J W' A at H i I. , if MeGeary, Donald MtKelvey. Nancy McKinney. Edward Mal- 'L' 5 Z. i J.. :. if- y 1'- eolrn, Cameron Malcolm, Patricia Marcoline, ,- ii Nn7wUfh 1'Y Theae girls are learning the practical skills to make and -Y A ' -- '-L-4 ' ' ri '- f l th' . LMC or C 0 mg ids -I , 15: 'Liu 1 :K 4' V ' fbi' 9' ' ' at 1 .rf L and 4:4 WT 1 Y Ti Y 9 1. A' v 'V ., F' ., n, ' 1 '4 if ' r e tl n E ni 1- -f . 1 - . H -- 'T' 'Q -' fi ' ' ' Q - M . , ... -v. ' ' ' ' ' .fi ,f ., Q 1 , Y .V A , 6 ii - V .' .... . 'V I1 'F P 9: ff' I' W 'QM 1 -'?'.g.,,. , ,g ,,, C i - is 1 9 wr r 'W P 'lo W :F A S' as ay Fifi- V11 W, .. C 1 1 5 Y, rr., K, at Q' I 'C 'X K C l The Ninth Year Panel above, Row 1: Patricia Markle, Herbert Mar- lin, James Marshall, Phyllis Martin, Ronald Martin, Margaret Medlock, Carl Messler, Eunice Miller, john M-iller, Catherine Mizerak, Donna Mogle, Loretta Mont- gomery, Bonnie Moorhead, Bernard Moreau. Row 2: Fred Moreau, Bud Morganti, Joyce Morganti, Larry Morris, joseph Motrenec, Alice Muller, Rosemary Muller, Shirley Mutz, Donald Myers, Charlotte Neeley, Franklin Neeley, john Nichols, james Norman, John O'Hara. Row 5: Roger Orr, Thaddeus Osenkowski, William Out- land, Janet Palmer, Donna Painter, Charles Pagonis, Patricia Patriquin, Daniel Payson, Daniel Pease, Donna Peffer, Robert Peles, Eugene Pierce, Barbara Petrosky, Sheila Quinn. Row 4: joan Raimondo, Betsy Ralston, Edward Receski, Arlene Reefer, Velma Rising, Gerald Risinger, Robert Romance, Verna Romance, john Runco, Patty Lou Ryen, Caroline Sawyer, Herbert Scott, William Segner, Joseph Sekerak. Mrs. H-ill's social studies classes study a map of the borough of Indiana. 66529 GEM 5? N122 s M j lf , ,YQPXZ Cf ff P C fl Patty Anderson, jim Ager, and Paula Kish use the tape re- corder in English class. A llHllllSgllllllll!l'i r U ,.um.....N,,. . N , to ,., S, .M S, L, We Hmm fr V l ' N22 la Mr. Kunselman's ninth graders made an intensive study of party procedure during the fefeflf Pf5SidfUfii1l C11mP1lifJI Panel below, Row 1: Donald Sexton, Sally Sexton. Florence Sgro, Earl Shaffer, Martha Shaffer. Shirley Shank. Carol Shick, Louise Shields. Delores Shields. Carl Slippy. Harry Smith. james Smith, Nancy Smith. Row 2: Sally Smith, Willirarn Sm-ith. Williant Smith, Robert Stan- combe. Dorothy Steetle, Leroy Stineman, Donald Stets, Albert Stiffler. Harry Stiles, Shirley Straw. Donna Stoker. Patricia Stuchell, Raymond Sunday. Row 5: Thomas S p 1- Sunderlin, Bruce Taylor, Ellen Tressler. Evelyn Trimble. Bill Tucci. Barbara l'ber. joan Ventlell, Chester Volas, Josephine Vultaggio. Lois Wriddell. Donna Wfalkcr. -lulie Wfannctt. Loretta Wirrtlen. Row 4: Barbara Wa1'ner, Roberta Wfatkins. Ave Westiwn. Roberta Wlrite, Donald Willianms, joel Vifilliams. Aileen Wfootls, Margaret Mary Younshonis, Rosalie Zaffuto, Paul Zeigler, Frances Zell- man, Wfilliam Zorak. Q9 I Q- I .- I I i :A 'N S A U fl. niulihlii -. ,, 5, A-ll rh My ' Wing 0 Q no I 43.3 ek X . 5 Q Mrs. Hill uses a Pennsylvania Week bulle Q X tin board in her social studies class, 4 X ., A, , rl,L ,a ff 43 G, , 1 r' X 3' v 19' g , , v x J A A g ,Q 7 ,St-Zi. . - i N j. .-111563 .wt -.gawk 4. gh 1 ,, ,. , , , fm . ,:,-v -51.0, s -ilu -'S 'J 'Jn V' '.':. s'o's'-'J-if 'ey . , .. . . . , , , . . ., . E -fuss-2.-9. 'QQ ,-1-Q-. .wa ..-sie, . Q- ,-.'...f,.f., ,4 .,1ylO:c:...g 'QQ A v, Q, . .-..- 4 5 egg. Q f .'.1.'.'.'.'-We ,q :rw . . - w -1,-f, vw., ,,,... 9...-.'.-n.-4 1 . aa. ...p,.,, Q,-, . ,,, , , ,s,.o-N 4 .,., ,.,..,.,,.,, . ' at ,Q .,.,w,.a53f4,,ee0,-gd, aj. 5,-. ..,y!',.-,:,.,,y t' 4-rr .-was A-.st 'Pr' 'L xi Bi? ,I N :mu GERTRUDE HANDLER B.S., M. Litt. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh English 9 and 10 Ninth Grade Homeroom 309 DANIEL HARMON B.S, Indiana State Teachers College General Science 9 Eleventh ,Grade Homeroom Those Who Teach Us MRS. MARYBELLE HILL Litt. B. Grove City College Social Studies 9 Tri-Hi-Y 9 Co-ordinator of Hi-Y Activities Ninth Grade Homeroom DOMINICK OLIVER B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Accounting, Business Law Business Mathematics Ninth Grade Homeroom LOUISE PLANCK A.B., M.A. Middlebury College French and Spanish French and Spanish Clubs Ninth Grade Homeroom MRS. VICTORIA WADAS B.S. Indiana State Teachers College English, Speech Correction Junior and Senior Broadcasting Clubs The Ninth Year A student teacher completes tt display for social studies in Mr. Kunsclnmns classes. Mr. Harmon clcmonstrntcs how to generate hydrogen in his ninth year gcncml science classes. During thc winter months nearly all boys want to lcnrn the hnc points of basketball. Mr. Lengcl clcnlonstratcs the set shot, 5 ., tl A it 6 Q .:3 . fm 'NX 'Q A I ' qivfw s. Y 3 s mc, H I ' I , . . i I Miss McHenry's Junior Historians Club demonstrate the weaving of colonial rugs at 'x ll 1 1 W G , XR? w ,x -P '. Nic-L- the Eagles Club luncheon during the junior Eighth Panel left, Row 1: Eleanor Albright, Earl Aimino, Grace Aul, john Babco, Sally Balls, William Barris, Dennis Bathurst, Mary Beck, Robert Benamati, Larue Bence, Robert B-ishop, Anthony Black, Herman Blakeley, Dwight Blatt. ROW 2: Grace Bonarrigo, William Bowlin, Harry Boyer, John Brandon. Reith Brandon, Duane Braugler, Anna Brilhart, Katherine Brown, Marilyn Brown, Eugene Burkett, Wendell Campbell, William Carlson, Samuel Carson, Peter Chamberlain, Row 3: Carol Chapman, Iris Chapman, Philip Chiodo, Walter Cikow- ski, Margaret Coleman, Deloris Colish, James Cooley, Charles Coy, james Craig. David Crawford, Harry Cribbs, Loleta Culliver, Bonnie Cunningham, jane Cunningham. Row 4: james Dickie, Norman Dillen, Dewayne Dimit, Sandra Drye, Gary Elder, Darhl Emptield, Thomas Er-ich, Nickie Ernick, Shirley Fee, Earl Fenton, Leroy Fenton, Fred Fink, David Fletcher, Sandra Friel. Row 5: Donald Fritz, Milton Fry. Harriet Fuge, james Galentine, joseph Gallo, Samuel Gallo, james Gaston, james Gaston, Linda Gaston, Alice Gearhart, Bruce Gearhart, james Geletka, Esthel George, Norma George. Historians convention. i i i ai? fv ff , .X , Nati onal Education Week. This was an evening class. Grade Panel right. Row 1: Walter Gilbert, Paul Grafton, Charles Gray, Judy Gulakowski. James Hallman, Clifford Hamil, George Hamilton, Della Harkleroad, Betty Hat- ter, Howard Henry, Merle Henry, Edward Hess, Suzanne Hoover, Nancy Howe. Row 2: Janet Isenberg, Neal lsenberg, Kay Jamison, Jacqueline Johnston, Donald Jones, Nancy Jones, Sara Kanouff, James Keifer, David Layton. Susan Lentz, Robert Leonardo, Earl Lewis, Caroline Lewis, Jerry Lias. Row 5: Penny Link, Peggy Lockard, Elizabeth Lohr, John Long, Roselyn Long, William Lorelli, Martha Lower, Donna Lucas, Nancy Luckhart, Linda Ludwig, Helen Lydick, Shirley Lydick, George McCreary, James McCreary. Row 4: Lloyd Mc- Gaughey, Howard McLain, James Mack, Larry Maniccia, Roberta Marshall, Judy Metcalf, Ronald Millen, Douglas Miller, Robert Miller, Doris Montgomery, Irwin Moor- head, Larry Moorhead, James Moretti, Ronald Moretti. Row 5: Louise Nealer, Faith Noble, Kenneth Orr, Pa- tricia Painter, Ralph Palmer, Charles Patterson, Richard Patterson, Patricia Peach, Betty Peddicord, Leonard Petter, Sara Peles, Ann Peters, William Peterson, Charles Peiffer. Parents visit Mr. Banks' woodworking class during Eight graders repairing toys collected hy the Lions for distribution during Christmas week. Mr. Zacur shows how to use a new globe to Eleanor Albright and Bill Barris. C5 ,.Wa - 1- gg 4-ff, r CJ Q43 its EQ' rg, 'ii 1, i s ti i K. 'Q W rigfty ' K ,ami L , , an t . G it as 6' X L i 'N t Q , K V .N , H f -5' ,L J V was Eg, t at Q. l G g as o Q M ft P ig- , ' age X . I I g F K 'N Aa? VR Z an at - uf' t ., . , L V J ,, cts, C 3 Aga ff M ,HM-T15 , -t. to - as 1-L, uf, gg , - -,V :E Q' - . P .X ,,e,, Q s i pf 15' jst' ,. ,li ,ff t .1 Y .J ff.: leaf. 9' X lay it G ,L osacss , , ,, K in dj-Q '19 fl! L gf Q jj-Q ,Ti tj ' 'y Tai, Yi as 12114 R: - ' ' iltam, L ff' .. .4-3. if ,ga 5 51' ' S rf Q 3 6 59' ' , ' ., I ,Avg VN 7 e I 3 il' 1 I A , 35 jf' 7 -.-, J I o f B . ruzifsif. ,A - ' YR R if 1':'f L'LL: 1- A at' M V . Q , The girls in the junior high sewing classes frequently Q, f f 'Q A l t, become quite skillful in making skirts and other simple cloth- .l,i , AAV I ing. A gi Ei hth Grade at as ft t g I fi, .gl g Q- 1 h ' ikz ..y ..,. I , :gs ,'.' K V . watt . awe N Panel left, Row 1: Rodney Phillippi, John Postlewaite, vV,.',V. 3 Q jd Q!! A , H ,, Carolyn Price, Dorothy Ramage, Harold Ramer. Row 2: Donald A Qivii A 'ry ff 'ifsfrff ' Rankin, Edward Rankin, Robert Ray, Diana Redinger, Geraldine if , Q Repine. Row 3: Loretta Rhea, Eleanor Risinger, Russell Ris- 1, -MW far if ' inger, Elizabeth Rohacheck, Ilene Rowe. Row 4. Thomas l A Selkirk, Ralph Sexton, Kay Shaffer, David Shank. Row 5: ,hy Q, Donald Sharp, Harold Sharp, Ronald Shearer, Carolyn Shields, 'Tr igg'-' ' . Joanne Shields. Row 6: Dorothy Slater, Homer Smith, jackson ' ,,, i 7' 'ii' S Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Patricia Smith. Row 7: Robert Smith, ' ' 3, Thomas Smith, Ronald Sokaski, Robert Sprinkle, Susan Spur- , A , lin. Row 8: Despo Stavres, Milton Stineman. Robert Thayer, kk - r A A. iz M wa.. James Thomas, Lois Thomas. Row 9: Robert Thomas, james .if Q Thompson, john Thounhurst, Ronald Tocci, Sally Tocci, Row V 2 'f 10: William Tressler, Wayne Twigg, Patty Tyger, Susan Ulich- W 4. 'W Q f ' li' ii, Q 1- f- S'. 'Z nie, Harold Vanhorn. Row 11: Edward Valyo, Joann Wadding, 'iff , .A ,.. r We ' my .mi . ,, ..m' jf? 6 70 16 , D' i, , M 9, mgsxa . '.f'i 'iff Q' 1. le 1 M ra 1 Q .- .. N . as ,...-... i ' William Wadding. Janet Wakefield, Patricia Walker. Row 12: Donald Way, Sanford Webb, Gerald Wetzel, Lisle Wiggins, Dan Williams.. Row 13: Donna Wilson, Fred Wilmer, Peggy Wissinger, Beulah Wolfgang, Arthur Worth, ' o ' , ,,, g ' Q wwf II.. . 4 gi A , f W5 ..:-: ,I 5 M gr , M 3 W tml' 1- , tn , , L 36. 5 his-IE' 5' . K -I.. wise, Q i if K L I 'ii Nix K it ' f ' ' 7' 'TA X a -a io R 11000 ig. ! MARY LOU GEPHARDT B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Iunior High School Music Organ, Ninth Grade Girls Chorus, and ,Iunior High Chapel Choir WII-I.IAM LANTZ B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Math and Science Iunior I-li-Y Eighth Grade Homeroom Our Teachers CORINNE LIGHTBOWN A.B. Grove City College English and Social Studies Dance Club Eighth.Grade Homeroom RICHARD MCGEE A.B. Dickinson College Indiana State Teachers College English 8, History 8 Eighth Grade Homeroom Ir. Band FERNE MCHENRY Indiana State Teachers College History, Math Eighth Grade Homeroom Junior Historians Club MRS. ANNABELLE STONER Ph.B University of Chicago Math. Miss I.ightbown's eighth graders enjoy a unit on panto- mine and oral English. : l' is u. 4' 71 W Mr. Nix teach-ing the intricacies of arith metic for modern living. i.. X lil , il I I 1 J .... 1 ' .if KXQXXXX XXXN 'N wNN SQWEFTME NX N5 -- -f--AA' -- ----- '-+1 I xx We H1 1 . . , 9, 1 Seventh Grade Panel below, Row 1: Shirley Airgood, Joyce Arniclc, Rob- bert Arrow, james Balls, june Barner, Elaine Bartlebaugh, Clair Bash, Sally Bathurst, Paul Baun, Robert Beatty, Edward Beve- ridge, Helen Biggs, Liela Bishop, Judy Black. Row 2: Nancy Bolinger. Luanne Boucher, Annette Bourdess, Wallace Boyer, Hazel Brilhart, Catherine Brown, janet Brown, Sara Brown, Dorothy Burns, Dan Caldwell, Gregg Caldwell, Thomas Camp- bell, Ronald Carley, Dorothy Carnahan. Row 5: john Carney, Calvin Carney, Robert Cerovich. Nancy Chatfield, Norma Chido, Louise Clark, Clair Clawson, Nancy Clawson, Sarah Clawson, Wayne Cochrane. Marjorie Colish, Vernon Cook, Constance Cowaski, Louise Craig. Row 4: Vesta Cravener, Robert Cribbs. james Crumrine, Carolyn Cubeta, Barbara Cun- ningham, Neal Cunningham, Clayton Del-Iaven, Ronald Der- mitt, Mathew Dingman, Mary jane Donahue, Arlene Donald- son, james Dunn, Marcelyn Dutton, Elaine Evans. swf: ,' 31' 1, , r ,,..........L I iii ii.. a LAS Q K 1 A , r am S rr ii I. tl f-I , it ,K '- f , -e t ff' Above, Mr. Farabaugh's seventh grade scientists study the principle of the lever. Right, Ronnie Dermitt . , . -. f x lanation of the division of decimals rom gets an e p Mr. Lantz. Circle, Miss Gephardt teaches music to an interested group. Panel below, Row 1: Leroy Ewing, Leroy Fairbanks, Eugene Ferr-ier, Mary Lou Findley, Rita Fisher, James Fleming. Thomas Flick, Claudine Foltz, Robert Frick, Eunice Fritz. Charlotte Fry, Jean Gallaher, Daniel Gard- ner. Carol Gaston. Row 2: Alice Gearhart, Delmont Geisel, Bernon George, Mary Gerideau, Myrtle Greene. Jacqueline Grove, Annette Halldin, Jean Hancock, Barb- ara Hatter, Robert Henry. Shirley Henry, Joseph Hickey, Roger Hill. Rodger Hoch. Row 3: David Hodge, Robert Hoover, Richard Hetrick, Darla Huffman, James Irvin, ll ohnston Robert Jones Vivian Robert Jennings, Sa y J . , , A A ' ill' Kozusko, K 'hak. Vivian Kelly, James Kinter, W1 iam asc d Kunkle Row 4' Patricia Kunkle, Doris Kunkle. Fre . . 1 William Lange, Aileen Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Alice Long Elsie McClure Helen McClure, Ronald 'r '38 Lynn McClinsey. . , McCreary, Will-iam McCreary, Eleanor McGeary, Judith McIntyre, Thomas McQuilken. r rt 3 2 ' Q Qi ai. esL....,Q F' ,,,, 4 L , ax- ff' :atm 5 9231 it a ., ' ' ' f . . 'E' :L -a .,, 4f,' g hz, 5,4513 V J . ,:-' flszi P t Q I M4 i ff Q Qt r . an A, is t t.- .. all - ii - in W i -. I U R ' mg-: - .ri,ii.i 'i , ' ' I-, gy i , X ' . Y ,, Q X:1.fg. itf,, f , 5 4 -. W Q fl U 4. it I - rl. am Q -in W a at in , Q t - 'MQL e L of ta. l' L, E ..i . Su 'L '35, n 1, ., , ' I B? ,, gf 7 ' S , 12.11.21 1 4 M T' 'fi k ': 'fp-1 ' 1 f' ' . 1, 'S' r , 15 'T 4:3171 ! 43' 21 , V A 1- ,,,e.tt.,w' Seventh Grade , 1 by Q t Panel left, Row 1: Barry Madill, Peter Marcoline. Ted My ' I S X' V ' A ,':'. hw Manos, Dan Marsh, Audrey Marshall. Row 2: Patricia Marshall, v ,V S ' i Q Dewayne Millen, Richard Minto, Lee Minto. William Mock. - J if llb, Row 5: Lynn Molcsan, Joann Morganti, Garry Neese, Lewis ' . Niibert, james Orr. Row 4: Alice Oesterling, Frances Overman, , ' A Y -N L ,--e Esther Palmer. Georgia Peace, Lynda Peelor. Row S: Lynda ' d S 'ii S ' Pifer, Keats Pollock, Ronald Pollock, Edward Pounds, Howard ,, 1 it ' Ramer. Row 6: Harold Ray, Charles Rising, ames Ryan, ' of -. ,W 2 as Q- , . ' f - -- -'w x ,ya f' Charles Sadler, Thomas Salsgiver. Row 7: Dean Say, Robert l W SEA Scholtield, Robert Semsick, George Sexton, Ronald Sexton. L Row 8: Betty Shaffer, Loraine Shapiro, David Sherwin, Carolyn '-'L' KW Shick, Ellen Shields. Row 9: Catherine Short, Arvilla Smith, P , A ames Smith, Eleanor Snyder, ohn Spranlcle. Row 10: Shirley 9- S' 3 - , ,- .. - I x. - I A YQ ' -H 'Z' l 1 Stake, Carol jo Steele, joan Steetle, Marie Stefanik. Robert A I 'C Soulchin. ROW 11: Bonnie Sunderlin, Leonard Thayer, Williaiim ,A Thomas, Kay Trautwein, Robert Tressler. Row 12: james V lfber, Lois Uber, Harriet Walternuire, Shirley Weston, Will-iam 5 Wilt. Row 13: Margaret Williams, Edward Yingling, Donna .H , T.-4 J' at 'P '? f- Yount. kwa' V I 'is ... 7 S 4 Q T.--1, -f V- gh QE- gi'-fy , Mr. Kline certainly has these seventh graders interested 1 , gf . in the current art project. 1 i' , .al af . I , in Y , r I A if le -r'- N se-,, A V I 5 lg E . l ba C . .if 5 ' E? 6 9 Q I X L an 7 ',,' E G L , Q, 6. ' ,e -2-: - 'L' 7 'fy' '-f Y -f ,ll 1 bay, If g' S ,. S fx I 'Ea S . ie I , .li W X X X li we 74 Our Friends and Teachers ROBERT KLINE B.S. B.S., M.A. Manhattan College Indiana State Teachers College Jr. High Basketball Varsity Football Junior High Science SAMLIEL EURGIUELE B.S.. M.Litt Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh English 9 and 10 Junior High Dramatic Club Eighth Grade Homeroom RICHARD FARABAUGH Columbia University Art Department Supervisor CLARENCE A. PENNINGTON B.S., M,Ed. Indiana State Teachers College Penn State Seventh Grade Homeroom Stage Crew Arts and Crafts RUTH KLINE B.S., M.A. Indiana State Teachers College Columbia University English Department Eighth Grade Homeroom MAURICE ZACUR B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Geography 7, 8 Seventh Grade Homeroom Right: Miss McHenry explains a point about the early history of France to an interested group. : A group of seventh graders are on Below toward greater musical glories under their way Dr. Canfield. 1 bc. if ii, E . Wi. Q! J 43 H ., 1. ff sm, 5 + av' ' Y gf 5-nm mfifxvgl ' 535 if . s 1 4.. . .- , , ' f W4 ' 5 TPOP XGJI-1 N ,rl-', 1 , Y ' . lst Row: Left to Right, Bill Pease-Mgr., Bill Shane, Alex Zbur, Buddy Brown, Dick Jones, Tom Mari-Mgr. 2nd Row: Bill Allison, Ted Banks, Al Brendlinger, Jay Shaffer, Sonny Ed- wards, Barry Steele, Skip Oesterling, Bob Stevens, Jack Rice. 3rd Row: Kerry Kemp, Bob Receski, Lowell Wetzel, Jim Kinter, jim Stahura, Eugene Cunningham, Ed Stets, john Kipp, Bob Stets, johnny Gombita, jim Rowe, Martin Clark. 4th Row: john Buterbaugh, Bob Riddle, Bill Steiner, Bob McCreary, Bucky Tate, Tom Laskey, jerry Boucher, Murray Steffy, Curt Reed, Paul Gombita, Zeke Buggey. Football I The 1952 Little Indian football squad fought through a difficult schedule and emerged as victors six times, losers once, and partners in tie ball games twice. Perhaps the most exciting game was on Halloween night when visiting Ebensburg destroyed the O Q x All G , o r X Q 1. Nl I ff GJ Ill Q ,rf Q t 0 Q, Q Q, Q 8.QmnFlN9 Braves' hopes of an unbeaten season by de- feating them 7-6. The Little Indians also battled Vandergrift and Ferndale to dead- locks. However, she proudly won over Blairs- ville and Punxsutawney, two great rivals. Football Record l952 Indiana Apollo 0 Indiana .,,,..........,, Kittanning 7 Indiana Vandergrift 0 Ind-iana Ferndale 6 Indiana ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,., ...,............ P unxsutawney 0 Indiana ,,,,, ,,,,,.. ................ B l airsville 6 Indiana ..,,............ ................ W estmont 6 Indiana .,........,..... ................ E bensburg 7 Indiana ................ .......,........ E ast Conemaugh 6 Six Wins Two Ties One Loss Zbur, Banks, and Shaffer pile up a Vandergrift Ballcarrier. Again we get yardage in the Blairsville game, about tive yards. The starting lineup poses for the camera. Handsome, what? jay Shaffer receives a pass and scampers to a touchdown in the Blairsville game. The football camp consumed prodigious quanti- ties of food, and the boys had to take turns at kitchen police duty. Here they are peeling spuds. 4 J I e ff: f,'. K junio' V WV funxsuiawncl ! mama! 0 Ebfflsbuff . , 7 APO 0' a na . , liiitiaznrzl, Blairsville Indiana! . High Football I lumor Punxwmwtley x aamfiz Biaaisvdlef n if - ,12 Vjestmon indiana h, lndianH'l4 Armag indiana' 7 -ff? Q Q E r P4 sir? Q V ali? W hmle. X, gm Li the Seen at all games were eaders and the Indian ffective, too. cheerl mascot. . .very e v w Middle: a scrimmage drill at football camp. Bottom: Indiana double-teams u nner on an cml run. No gain' l'Ll Front Row, L. to R.: Walter Swartz, f'Mgr.J, Dick Jones, Donn Ruddock, Morris Anderson, Sonny Edwards, Denny Shank, Martin Clark, Reynolds Enterline fMgrJ 2nd Row: Ted Wingrove, Lowell Wetzel, George Moreau, Jack Stile, Ron Cramer, Bill McLaughlin, Jerry Holt, Glenn Cunningham, Johnny Buterbaugh. Last Row: Elwood Banks fcoachJ, Jim Sulling- er, Bob McCreary, Curt Reed, Zeke Boyer, Fred Smith, Dick Clark, Jerry Boucher, Tippy Agnello, Richard Farabaugh fcoachj. Basketball I showing in either the Tri-County or the Indiana County leagues. The boys played hard for the Indiana County championship but in 'the last round of the tournament we lost to Blairsville 43-39. J The Little Indians had a very off season this year. The team was made up mostly of Juniors with only two seniors graduating. They are Sonny Edwards and Morris Ander- son. The team had a record of four wins and eighteen losses. We didn't make a very good VARSITY RECORD J. V. RECORD l.H.S. OPP. l.H.S. OPP. 34 Faculty ,,,, 17 36 ,...,........, Apollo ....,..... ......... 1 8 C' Qx 44 Apollo ,....... 47 24 ...,,,........ Blairsville ....... ........, 3 4 ', X 1 37 Blairsville ,,,,, 38 36... Punxsutawney .,....,.,.... .27 37 Alumni ,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 40 29 ......,....... Apollo ........,.... ......... 2 2 35 Punxsutawney ........,,.... 41 31 .............. Ferndale ........ ......... 4 2 f ! 40 Apollo ,,,,..,,,,,,,, 38 45 ,,,,,,,,...Y.. Windber ....,.....,,,,..,,...... 29 51 Ferndale ,,,...,,, 58 27 ........,,.... Westmont ,,.,..,.,,.......,,. 57 4 39 Windber ,.,...,.........,,..,,,, 49 31 .............. Conemaugh Twp. ........ 42 , ' 'Q , 41 Westmont ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 28 .............. Ebensburg ....,,....Y.......,, 44 X, ,. 7 62 .,,,...,...... Conemaugh Twp, ,,,,,,,, 63 30... Johnstown .................... 70 X-' Q1 62 Ebensburg .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 42 37 .............. Pumgsutawney ,,,.,,,,,.,.., 38 ' it 30 ,.,,...Y..,... Johnstown .,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, 58 30 ............,. Windber ,,,,.,,,,,.....,..,.,,.. 32 I 62 Punxsutawney ,,,,,....,,,.. 80 42 .......Y...,.. Ferndale ,.,,.................... 45 , 70 Windber ,......,,l.. ,,,,,,,, 7 6 31 .............. Westmont ..........,...,...,, 66 'X 56 Ferndale ,.r,,,,r,,rl,,,,,r,,,,,, 61 40 ............,. Conemaugh Twp. ........ 26 Kellw 48 Westmont ..,..,........,,...... 53 43 .............. Ehensburg .................... 47 63 .............. Conemaugh Twp. ........ 68 32 .............. Blairsville ...................... 42 A 71 .............. Ebensburg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 89 37 ............,, Johnstown .................... 57 49 Bllllfsvllle -,--'--------------- 50 Five Wins Thirteen Losses 25 Johnstown ............,....... 53 County Tournament 73 Elders Ridge ..............., 52 39 Blairsville .......,............ 43 Four Wins Eighteen Losses JUNIOR HI . G 1ii7Qifiin1'Xw H RECORD Circle: McLaughlin gets a rebound in the Windber Indildnaxl K . game with XX'etzel and Anderson on deck. Right: The Imhfilnrzxlfff Blslirsvitllthxl opponents make a basket. . .sad, but true. 1ndl.QndXlV Arm!! fxwl fmlxl. . 'K 'XL Ilfldianaxwf Sdlgburgxl nd., V , . Indddndxlv Blajl-9 C-Ithxwf lffllxlx 'VIHGX W Armflglzxf Siillsbur gnxl. Below left: Edwards, Hinderliter, and Anderson scramble for a rebound against Blairsville. Right: Indiana vs. Elders Ridge in the first game of the County Tourna- ment. Bob Enterline seems to have considerable difficulty getting out of this predicament. WRESTLING l.H.Si OPP. 6 .............. Blairsville .... .....,... 3 8 42 .............. Klski .........,....,,.. ..,.. S 13 .......,,,,,,, Hollidaysburg ,.,,i,,,,,.,,, 31 11 .............. Windber ........,.. e,.,,, 2 8 32 ..,..,......,. Cresson .....,..,. ....,..,, 1 8 16 ..,........... DuBois ..,......,..,......,,,.,,, 26 15 ..,,........., Conemaugh Twp. ....,,,, 30 18 .............. Red Bank Valley ....,..... 24 20 .............. Johnstown .......,.,..,,,..... 21 14 .............. Greensburg ..,.........,..,,, 30 Two Wins Eight Losses Wrestling I The wrestling team under the coaching of Samuel Lengel recorded only two wins against eight losses. The two wins were with Kiski 42-8 and Cresson 32-18. Coach Lengel will lose eight boys through graduation. They are Clair Cunningham, Jim Boucher, Robert Patterson, Ray Lowman, Wayne Mur- dick, Robert Stephens, and Robert Enterline. There will be quite a few juniors coming back next year and the squad is expected to do much better next year. VARSITY WRESTLING-.left to right Cseateclj: Enterliue, Kinter, Stephens, Murdick, Man- ners, Varner, Sherman. Row 2: Kurtz, Lowman, Pierce, Cunningham, Tate, Boucher, Patter- son, Lengel. ' , f Q- x-.. X f 4:1 n' t A . ' t 4 .K 5 X ,S ,D W-NJ x t --.-1 .' Lv' 1 f sf l KX -r' ffl 5 5 NAA ifififlc L M MX ' , ill! ' 1 ,X xx V W 1 1 X 'T N77 0 W . rj my 1 lj, l Y V! Y 1 1,35 ' l X ,f 5 ,A lx it i N -LN xx i xxx Xl, WH! tx ' ' S. ' A jg? C' Kilt P' fm L tl 'lie Ll- x,,.' Top: Pierce has his opponent weak- ffrce Shaffer ready cning fast with Re c for the fall. lwe How in the world wil Bottom: lc d'sentz1ngled? ever get Murdic 1 J. V. WRESTLING-Hrst r0w Cseateclj: Mcflrcnrv, Allison, Pram. Vfnlls, Burkett, Wct1t'l Row 2: Sundcrlin, Butchkoski, Errett. Amino, Willit1n1s, Riddle. Hoch, Mari. Row 5: Kurtz ' ' ' Bukovsky. Daslcavich, Dilts. tciner, Morrxs, Corramx, Gecr. Fair, S lf-, rel .. A l 1 S-4 G 3 u X I VARSITY TRACK TEAM--Row 1: Gryczuk, Kipp, Kinter, Ruddock, joseph, Balint, MC- Carthy, Shaffer, jones. Rowe, Phillips, and ,Gacek. Row 2: Burkett, Cober, Corraini, Van Leer, Clark, Gershman, Henry, Boucher, London, and Coach Kurtz. Track ! This year's track squad enjoyed a fairly successful year. There was evidence that the rebuilding job last year paid good dividends, with a number of successful performers held over. While the team had no outstanding stars of championship caliber, it was a well Coach Jack Kurtz and the Armagh coaches hold the trophies for Class A and Class B County Champions. f ax +..sa mlhgw' 1173. balanced team capable of winning points in most events. The squad picked up skill as the season advanced and won the county championship by a rather lopsided score. The team is looking forward to proper facilities with the new field. ff QW: F li 2 -N I NX W ' xlljxf 'f JW-:g 3 rdles in the county meet--and first place. Rowe wins his heat in the low hu 5 x .U Top: Shaffer comes in second to Elders Ridge in the 220-yard dash. .bf xx, Bottom: Edwards broadjumping in the Johnstown Meet. 'XY Above: A familiar scene on the bench during any game. Coach Davis is giving the high sign to someone on the Held. Circle: Morris Anderson is set for the throw at third base during the Johnstown game. The man is safe. Baseball 1 Again for 'the fourth time in five years the Little Indian baseball team, coached 'by Mr. Davis, won the Tri-'County League championship. The team had a very good season, playing through its eight-game schedule undefeated. Indiana has held its own among the many top teams in the league and is very Well know for its record. We are losing five of our starters which includes two pitchers. They are Allison, Rice, Zbur, Ed- wards, and Anderson. Our prospects are still very high despite graduation. BASEBALL RECORD I.H.S. OPP. t c 5 .............. Westmont .... ....... 2 QU 9 .............. Ferndale .... ...... . 6 10 .......,...,., Franklin ..... ....... 6 10 .............. Ferndale ..... .I .... 1 6 .......,...... Johnstown ........ ....... 3 7 .,............ Johnstown ........,.. ....... 0 League play-offs 7 ..,,.......... Conemaugh Twp. .......... 3 3 .............. Conemaugh Twp. .,.,.,.... 2 , re 43 VARSITY BASEBALL-Row 1 P Gombita Sekaralc Clark Agnello Stets Moretti Row 2 Lipman, Reed, Campbell, Rice Stile J Gombita Harmon ROW 3 Cunningham Hinderliter Davis, Anderson, Zbur, Allison Edwards Right: john Gombita and jack Stile are very particular to get just the right batg there's always a po- tential home run the next time up to bat. A 'bp ' 51 1-H - :Iv 0 ,as is 9 'Air I X rl . Mm Qi , W 1 ll' .A 0 no ,. 5 My S Circle: The band parades at the College Homecom- The Cheerleaders always love to pose for pictures. Can you blame them? ing game on the I.S.T.C. Campus. fa ! 'Qvefi .ix vw' ie , 2-Nik r f l 'xg JS-so Ig g' f ,f, . , mm in . gn, 4, 2 fp- 'M The Intramural horseshoe pitching contests were bitterly fought. Bottom: The junior cheerleaders get a chance in the auditorium. 67 5. - ' I 31, Lil XQ ' ' . Q' kggj , W .JXXXNXXN Y X 'C N x X B ,f ez Riga is Xaiijxx rx Till 'jjf se E . . .- LCNBSO. -gf . f --r, ' , W-, f X Varsity I Club Row 1: E. Cunningham, Low- man, Patterson, Daskivich, C. Cunningham, G. Cunningham, Boucher, Stets, Agnello. Row 2: Setlock, Gombita, jones, Reed Enterline, Lipman, Swartz, Mc- Carthy, Rice, Kinter. Row 3: Shaffer, Sh-irley, Rowe, joseph Laskey, Receski, Sherman, Ba lint, Zbur, Steele, Edwards Row 4: Brown, Banks, Lezanic, Wetzel, McLaughlin. Shane Allison, Stahura, Anderson. Cheerleaders Row 1: Dubinsky, Sutton, Kin- ter. Row 2: Quinn, Graziano Lockard, Bracken, Miss Camp- bell, Collins, Hatter, Secowsky Ward. G. A. A. Row 1: Fulmer, Phillippi, Ken- nedy, Guthrie, Sadowski, Bute:- baugh, Learn, Moreheld, San- tini, Secowsky, Beck, Gershman Bath, Spicher, Moorhead, Lump- k.in. Row 2: G. Dubinsky, S Dubinsky, Sutton, McCune Greenlee, Wolfe, Sherwin, Sel kirk, Howe, Dezaiffe, Fleming Lymph, Ward, Hipp. Row 3 Politoske, Tyger, Uncapher Stritmatter, Canale, Schrader Scholes, McCarthy, Seaton. Ly- dic, Switzer, Donahue, Trimble Campbell. Row 4: Leiper Burkett. Martin, Burns, Des bonnets, Iones, Russella, Revie Good. Varsity I Club The Varsity I club is made up of boys who have won a varsity letter in one or more of the sports at Indiana. Mr. Samuel Lengel was their ad- visor. The club sponsored two Varsity I Nights to collect money for sweaters. 555 ,lcv-4 all I Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders Club, sponored by Miss Janet Camp- bell, is responsible for leading the cheers at all the football games, basketball games, and other school athletic events. Their goal is to improve the school spirit. sp W 4 . W -NYJ- fini G. A. A. The G.A.A. or Girls Ath- letic Association is composed of girls who promote many sports activities at Indiana High. The members serve as score keepers, time keepers, and referees at all of the girls' intramural athletic contests. .wa 'X -4 L. H L 4' - ' 1 1 np, F4-vb N A' 'bk 1,S, Jw If swim 5 yy., gf- o .,,,. .,. . ,L v , f I 1 .gawk V M ,l . I 1 HUNOR 3 .OCIEA Q1 ,X TY Vs NAIIONAI X kg- g..2 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: Gyrczuk, Bernard,Enter- line, Prato, Trimble, Campisano, Kritzer, Hutton. Row 2: Smith Brown, Spicher. Wernitz, Weaver Hawxhurst, Nolfe, Mr, joseph. PUBLICATIONS Row 1: Shaffer, Buterbaugh, Taylor, Faus. Bath, Nichol, Kla- bunda, Moreau, Kinter. Collins, Thompson. Row 2: Leiper, Burns. Hill. Long. McLaughlan, Joseph. Cunningham, Hagney, Fair, Mr. Joseph. STUDENT PATROL Row 1: Alexander, Johnston, Fee. McAdoo, Link, S. Smith. Hop- kins, Georgianni. Learn, Wolford. McMillen, Nichol. Barris, Peter- son. Row 2: Tressler, Allen, Stritt- mntter, Stapleton. Sherwin, Shaffer, Selkirk. Dutton. Robachick, Le- vine. Ryan, Dobson, R. Tate. Adams. Colgan. Row 3: Dunmire. L. Thomas, Hodge. I. Tate. Shadle. Aultman, Drawl, Stuchell. Break- iron. Thomas. Stiver, Coffman. Watkins. Diebler. Hinderliter. Row 4: Balls, Wymer, R. Thomas. Blatt, Tressler. Bergman. Muir, Yankovich, Gilpatrick, Shearer, Gallo. Prokay, Brewer. USHERS CLUB Row 1: White. Edwards. Rising. Morefield, Hatter. Colish, Wilt. Cikowski, Anderson, Sharp, Fil- hart. Dugar, Row 2: Hodge, Iacoby. McClure. Cribbs, Cunning- ham, Baxter. Sexton. Russela, Smith, Henry. Yount, Tyger. Row 3: B. Cunningham, Pitzerell, Mc- Carthy, Hockenberry. Lanich. Schrader. Brewer. Culliver, Dona- hue. 7ufall. Empfield. Palmer, Orr. Taylor. JUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1: Ryan, Mock, Marshall. Carnahan, Heffernan. Steetle. Zell- man. McMillen, Wolford, Bloom. Row 2: Molcsan. Mack. Chamber- lin. Wolf, Lewis, Helman. Trim- ble. Learn. Allen, Miss Bell. Row 3: Brown, Colgan. McCarthy. Bence, Younis, McCracken. Gallo, Zaffuto, Troutman, Cunningham, Ferranti. Row 4: Zamberlin, Mo- reau, Nastase. Shadle, Barbor, Lay- ton. Muller. Aultman. Adams. Diebler. Orr, Henry. STAGE CREW Row 1: Gryczuk, Setlock, Fedo- ruk. Kerzan, Day. Stuchell, Mr. Pennington. NURSES'S AID CLUB Row 1: Yonick, Cikowski. Car- baugh, Santini, Zellman, Switzer, Baker, Lydic. Row 2: Brown, Ruddock, O'Hara, Sexton, Culli- ver, Kerr, Ferrier, Baxter. Service Clubs It is the philosopy of the school to give boys and girls an opportunity to learn by doing. The clubs and organization are' extentions of interests developed in the classrooms and conform in many ways to adult organi- zations in the community. Service clubs help keep the school community operating smoothly and offer practical experience in the type of citizen- ship that aims to serve and support worthwhile community enterprise. A 1, Y fv 5 P. r 57' 1 96 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row l: Shaffer, Buterbaugh, Pratt, Wertz, Nagey, Bath, S. Mil- ler, N. Santani, Taylor, Moretield, Bracken, Kelly. Row 2: Klabunda, R. Santini, Duffey, Sawyer, B. Mil- ler, Oesterling, Thomas, McMahon, Ferrier, Scholes, Martin, Schrader, Thompson, Collins, Kerr, Mrs. Mc-Gregor. Row 3: R. Spicher, E. Kinter, Leiper, G. Cunningham, Burns, Desbonnets, Mock, Neff, C. Cunningham, Cooley, Mcjunkin, Wassam, Berkebile, Dunmire, Hill, Nesbitt, Gershman. Row 4: Little, Politoske, Hagney, Nolf, Kipp, Pugliese, I. Kinter, Shaffer, Shane, Anderson, Sherwin, Cribbs, Varn- er, Stewart, Woodring, Shank. SHAKESPEAREAN CLUB Row 1: Shaffer, Fulmer, Wertz, Buterbaugh, Faus, Pratt, Santini, Carbaugh, Yonick, Pfeiffer, Dubin- sky. Row 2: M. Kerr. Kelly. Kinter. Cochrane, B. Miller, Saw- yer, S. Kerr, Leiper, Burkett, Ferrier, Winslow, McGregor. Row 3: Baker, Thomas, C. Miller, D. Miller. Politoske, Hagney. Was- sam. Neff, Sherwin, joseph, Rud- dock. Row 4: Oesterling, Cunning- ham. Woodring, Shane, Bennett. White. CONSERVATION CLUB Row 1: Ray. Walls. Gerber. Frick, Redinger, Butchkowski, Lockard, Baker, Peterson, Green- lee. Row 2: Altemus. Ewing, ock. Swartz. Our Clubs The clubs and organizational activities represented on these pages are peopled by boys and girls quite actively interested in personal development through what the educators call group dynamics. Broadcasting and Shake- sperian club grow out of English class, Honor Society out of superior school achievement, and Future Homemakers out of home economics. Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis Club. Shaffer. Ensley. Anderson, Simp- son. Yankivch. Smith, Huey, Fy- SR. BROADCASTING CLUB Row 1: Phillipi, Shaffer, N Santini, Buterbaugh, Pratt, Wertz Nagey. Nibert, Dobson. R. Santini Row 2: Lowman. Nichol. Wins low. Kerr. Kelly, Kinter. E. Mil ler. A. Miller. Schrader. McCarthy ROW 3: Swartz, Lydic. Burgett Neff. McLachlan, Renda. Thomas Freeman, Fair. Csanyi, Cribbs Row 4: Politoske. Hagney. Kipp. ,. , Clark. McLaughlin. Yankovich Varner. Weaver. Woodring. JR. BROADCASTING CLUB Row 1: Zaffuto. Smith, Kennedy MacAdoo, Beck, Ferrier, Gersh man. Lymph. Row 2: Ward. Po litoske, Nazey. Carson. Paglisotti Stiver. Coffman. Peiffer, Prato Row 3: Sullinger, Shields. Spence Brown, Good. Martin, Cope. KEY CLUB Row 1: Phillips, Moreau, Mc- Lachlan. Cunningham. Kritzer. C. Miller, D. Miller, Oesterling. Mc- Mahon, D. Stewart. Row 2: Shields. Spence. Denning, Mc Junkin. E. Stewart. Cribbs, Steph- ens. Woodring. jones. Row 3: Fair, Wassam, Sp-icher, Clark, Mc- Laughlin, Sherbourne. Brown. Mr. Mechlin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row 1: Heffernan, Peterson, Pounds, Trimble, Yakal, Wadding, Liscinsky, Widdowson Jewart, Tate. Row 2: Heath, Sharp, Silvis, Wolfgang, Walker, Zellman, Trimble, Jacoby, McClure, Cribbs, Haddeng Row 3: Baxter, Hodge. Zaffuto, Sexton, Sharp, Thomas McHenry, Yount, Chapman, Mil: ler, Shank, Henry. Row 4: Long, Ramage, Palmer, Orr, Stewart, Rankin, Prokay, jewart, Stiffler, Carnahan, Switzer. 'I 'Kff' Above: Martin Clark, first term student body vice-president, pre- sides at the second semester assem- bly to introduce candidates for office. Center: Sigmund Spaeth, famous music critic, presents his musical lecture in assembly. vm-,,.,,,, li Bottom: A glimpse of the St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Shuffle. ,WM Above: lhe cast and staff of the faculty Play, The Curious Savage. Seated: Miss Lightbown, Mr, Banks, Mrs. Stapleton, Miss Stevenson. Mr. Swauger, Mrs. McGregor, Miss Gephardt. Standing: Mr. Dunmire. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Traugh, Mrs. l-lipp. Miss Handler. Miss Planck. Director Nix. Mr. Lengle. Mr. Furgiuele, Mr. Kunselman. Circle: Some principals from the cast of Charley's Aunt' - Eleanor Kinter, Aunt Den- nis l-lagney, Sally Carbaugh, Rita Santini. and Mary Kerr. Bottom Left: john Cribbs presides at the Y Parents Rally in May. He is introducing a panel discussion on youth problems. Right: rt busy place, the refreshment stand at the junior-Senior Prom. E .ll - l 4. E it it i M. Qs? x N CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT Row 1: Sharp, Heath, Silvis Carley. Row 2: Shank, Sharp Long, Chapman, Palmer. TUMBLING CLUB Row 1: Cook, jones, Wetzel Sherwin, Moretti, R. Philippi, Benamati, Caldwell, Boucher, Shick, D. Philippi. Row 2: Foltz, Bartlebaugh, DeHaven, Adams, Goss, Wadding, Dutton, Lockard, Buterbaugh. Row 5: Saiani, Guth- rie, Gordon, Turley, Bathurst, McCarthy, J. Collins, DiTullio, Cunningham, Peach, Fuge, Canale Fleming, Dutton, Lockard. Row Iii Shadle, Tate, Marshall, Lohr, Messler, Kinter, Barbor, Osenkow- sky, B. Collins, Pierce, Bergman McCreary, Henry, Macowski, Ren- da. Row 5: Setlock, Elder, Mc- Carthy, Lydick, Ruddock. Joseph, Clark, Kipp, Rankin, Sunderlin, Csanyi. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Row 1: White, Kerr, jewart Hile, Duffey, Hoch, Tyger, Tate Row 2: Layton. Hess, Siverd, Ris- inger, Varner. Warden, Stan- combe, Mr. Varner. MODERN DANCE CLUB Row 1: Gordon, Smith, Turley S p u rl i n, Waddell, DiTullio: Knupp, Selkirk. Row 2: Nagey Dutton, Friel, Peters, Claypoole Coffman, Hinderliter, Mrs. Hipp. v v v BIBLE STUDY CLUB Row 1: Bence. White, Jerwart, Edwards, J. Widdowson, M. Wid- dowson, Allen. Stonebreaker, Fy- ock. Row 2: L. Cooley, Fair, Er- rett, P. Cooley, Bennett, Dunmire, Wetzel, Chapman, Mr. Pound. ALLIED YOUTH Row 1: Lumpkin, Morefield, Bence, Guthrie, Widdowson, Tur- ley. Wolford, McMillen, Fetter- man, Ferrier, Santini, Fetterman. Faus, Spicher. Smith, Bence. Row 2: Shaffer, Mikesell, Selkirk. Wolf, Bragg, Burns, Saiani. Shadle. Ca- nale, Sherwin, Burkett, Wilt, Greenlee, Pifer, Younis, Segner, Cooley. Mr. Lubold. Row 3: Seat- on, Woodall, Dubinsky, Cochran, Ferree, McLachlini, Fair, Mclunk- in, Stewart, Tate. Marshall. Osen- kowski, Barbor, Prato. Sherbourne, Peterson. Bohn. Row 4: Culliver, Paglisotti. Cochran. Kerr. jones, Revie. Desbonnets. Dunmire. Tay- lor, Wetzel, Chapman, McCarthy, Kipp, Bland. Ruddock. Ioseph, Clark, Farrell, Baker, Ensley. TWIRLING CLUB Row 1: Shaffer, Marshall, Evans, Colish, Cowaski, Shapiro, Sunder- lin, Burns, Peelor, Waltermire, Donaldson, Cunningham, Getty, Johnson, Mclntyre, Morganti, Wil- son, Shields. Row 2: Grove, Gas- ton Ste anick Henr Craig - P - Y, i Fritz, Kunkle, Kunkle, Troutwein, Pifer, Marshall, Boucher, Shick, Snyder, Vultagio, Long, Fenton, Del-laven, Montgomery. Row 5: Kimmel, Goss, Heath, Warner, Moorhead, Tocci, Albright, Link, Knupp, Levine, Wannett, Mc- ear Shaffer Cravener Fisher G y, . , , Chatheld, Brown. Muckle, Peters, Sawyer. Row 4: Watkins, Cubeti, Bathurst, Kelly, Boucher. McAdoo, Bence. Ryan. Breakiron, Cunning- ham, Spurlin, Burns. Sf . . 'ffl Our Clubs Such clubs and organizations as those shown above give much scope to a student's active interests. Meeting every two weeks, clubs helps pupils grow in both skills and comprehension, and often are the means of making school have more meaning and interest for the student. 101 1 an gf!!! :ml I TRI-HI-Y 7 Row 1: Cowaski, Lewis, Burns, Cunningham. Donaldson, Dutton, Brilhart, Steetle, Hatter. Grove. Row 2: Mclntyre. Marshall, Oest- erling, Shields, Peelor, Barnet. Williams, Uber. johnson, Miss Moorhead. Row 3: Henry, L. Craig, D. Kunkle. Kunkle. R. Brown. Snyder, Weston. Craig. Stepanek, Kaschak, Chattield. Row 4: Findley, Bishop. Bourdess. C. Brown. Stake, Troutwein, Geri- deau, Pifer. Gallagher. Kelly, Frye. TRI-HI-Y 8 Row 1: Harkleroad. Brandon. Brilhart, Fee. Rising. Johnston, P. Lockard, Jones, Lucas. Luckhart. Row 2: Chapman, Link. B. Cun- ningham, Peach, Peles, Bence, Vlamison, Thomas, Painter. Mrs. Joll. ROW 3: Montgomery, Rowe, Long, Shields, Gearhart, J. Cun- ningham. Friel, Peters. Spurlin. Tri-Hi-Y 9 Row 1: Lydick, E. Cribbs, B. Carnahan, Vensel. DeHaven, Mont- gomery. Caldwell, Moorhead, Shick, Shaffer, Doty, Rising. Flem- ing. Lawrence. Row 2: Cunning- ham. Fillhart, Patriquin, Buggey, S. Smith, Waddell, Palmer, C. Cribbs. Reefer, George, Kelly, N. Smith, Warner, Heath. Row 3: Brown, Knupp, Ressler, Beck, Helman, Trimble, Fenton. Kimmel, Shields, Davis, Bence, Ryen, Le- vine, Breakiron. Chamberlain. Row 4: Painter, Stokes, Barner. Mc- Kinney, Feloni. Eshelman, Painter, C. Carnahan. Sawyer, Kinter, Hinderliter, Markle. Tri-Hi-Yi girls at the Parents Rally present a service ritual to show the ideals of their organization. Above: The brilliant cast and executive staff of the junior-Senior Dramatic Club play Sna- fu are shown during a final rehearsal. Middle Mary Kerr acts as Indiana County Home Economics Extention Supervisor during National Boy-Girl Day in late April. Bottom left: One of the senior high assem- blies features a visiting lerturer on Alcohol and Youth Right: The eminent explorer and traveller, Carveth Wells, presents a lecture on current world problems. is 5 A kwa is., l 1 'T 5. if . 'Rf' 'l Faye Shaffer reigns as Prom Queen. 11 Above: The Prom! Opposite page, top: School ofhcials for National Boy-Girl Day. Middle: County and Borough Officials. Bottom: Mr. Lubold and Mr. Lengle -introduce Tippy Agnello as a ninth year three letter winner. fp? 'FFF Rf S5-5w5 ?? n 'lil' . ' J .I l ,E Ni iii The Tri-Hi-Y clubs of the school went together toggather donations for Indiana Free Library Tag Day. 4: 5. :Cr 93? as x K A group of senior high school girls were excused tor the day to attend the Older Girls Conference at Beaver Falls. ' Mrs. Victoria Wadas, general chairman of the Sesqui- centennial pageant, confers with the head director of the dances and scenes of the Sesquicentennial. Wasn't that week one to be remembered? l l TENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Malcolm, Bence, Mac- Adoo, Gordon, Beck, Turley, Fer- rier, Baker, Hill. Row 2: Wolford, McMilIen, Elgin, Fetterman, Mike- sell, Lance, Selkirk, Wolfe, Mrs. Hipp. Row 3: Howe, Shaffer, Nagey, Pritchard, Irving, Smith, Canale, Stivers, Sherwin, Coffman. Row 3: Dutton, Dinger. johnson, Tate, Shadle, Barbor, Nickleson. Seaton, Dunmire, Wetzel. ELEVENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Moreheld, Bracken, Bath, Spicher, Moorhead, Collins, Wilt, Uncapher, Shankel, Tyger. Row 2: Cunningham, Bragg, Dob- son, Dixon, Fleming, Podlinsky, Rice, Thomas, Rosborough, Brack- en, Miss Stevenson. Row 3: Ferree, Stewart, Campbell, Empfield, N. Geesey, Burns, Shank, Brewer, Fairman, Semetosky, Martin. Row 4: Desbonnets, Mock, R. Geesey, Taylor, Dunmire, Long, Hill, Nes- bitt, jones. TWELFTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Cunningham, Wertz, Fleming, Nagey, Lumpkin, Hatter, Sutton, Cunningham, Wolfgang, Carbaugh. Row 2: Switzer, Smith, Coleman, Faus, Baker, Kerr, Kelly, M. Cochran, E. Cochrane, Tate, Mrs. Hill. Row 5: Layton, Pritch- ard, Henry, Hess, Adams, Tate, Zufall, Winsglow, Kish. Sawyer, Miller, Ramage. Row 4: Lydic, King, Neff, Culliver, Grey, Dieb- ler, Good, Donahue, Stewart, Orr. ,. fl A group of senior bookkeeping students laboring away in their new classroom this year, the cubby-hole . Notice the intent expressions on the faces? Q0 Q C 5 llew-4 X-.-,J UD 0 sv, Q af. f 'f' JUNIOR HI-Y Row 1: Brandon, Blakely, Wet- zel, Cunningham, Campbell, Say. Schofield, B r i d g e n, Tressler. Nichols. Row 2: Molcsan, Thomas. Ernick, Sprankle, Bloom, Chamber- lain. Flick. Williams, Frailey. Macke. Gordon, Mr. Lantz. Row 3: Lydick, W. Smith, C. Smith, Malcolm. Taylor, Boyer, Ray, Wil- liams, Good. Grove. Cope, Pease. SENIOR HI-Y CLUB Row 1: Ensley, Nagle, Moreau. H. Fair. Phillips, McLachlan, Sul- linger, Thomas, Brown, Bohn, H. D. Fair, Kipp, McMahon. Row 2: Erick, D. Stewart, Prato. B. Enter- line. Trimble. Cunningham, C. Miller, Gershman, D. Miller, Swartz, Mcjunkin. Cribbs, Rankin. Wassam. Row 5: Anderson Pug- liese. McCarthy. johnson. Nudge. R. Enterline, Ruddock. Freeman. Spicher, Woodring, Sherbourne. Nolfe, Shank. Row 4: Wernitz. Sherwin, joseph. White. Murdick. Harmon. E. Stewart, Shane. Wad- dell, Clark. Bennett. Below: Dennv Shank. President of the Senior Hi-Y, and his fellow officers. preside at the induction ot' new members into the club. Left to right: Ioe Nudge. Dick Wood- ring. Charles Miller. Denny Shank. Ed Stewart. George Moreau. and sponsor, Mr. Robert Traugh. I Above. The Distributive Education Seniors of Indiana and visiting stu- dents from Greensburg and Butler. These students came as guests of the group to observe classes conducted in this school. Circle: Mr. McKelvey's homeroom students decorating the blackboard for the annual Christmas festivities. 1 Right: Mr. Pennington's Elective Art students and the projects for the year, Many worthwhile projects were made by the students this past school Vfllf. f Left: A scene from the annual Shamrock Shuffle sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. This dance is held each year in March and is always a big treat. t Above: A scene from the annual Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y carnival. This was the shooting gal- lery. Below: The Modem Dance Club and their presentation of Hiawatha at both junior and senior high assemblies. Above: Beth Miller and Mr. Harmon given an explanation of the apparatus shown in the picture by a Nun at the science fair at Buhl Planetarium. Circle: Mrs. McGregor holding her beloved teddy bear in her hilarious role of Mrs. Savage in the faculty play, The Curious Savage. Above: Students teachers pause in their work to pose for the camera. This mural was used with Lights for Christmas decoration in front of the building. Circle: A scene from the senior class play, Charley's Aunt. Left to right: john Varner, Sir Francis Chesneyg Dennis Hagney, Charley's Auntg and Everett Oesterlingg Stephens Spet- tigue. Below: The tumbling club and their final stance, a pyramid, in an assembly for both the junior and senior groups. Above: Dr. Harry CanField's band as they file from the held after performance at the half of one of the football games. Left: Mr. James Levine handing Martin Smith his B'nai B'rith prize as hrst place win- ner in the tenth- grade division. The cheerlead- ers stand by ready to cheer Martin for his success. 111 X 1 -za -- X 4 -www fri -gi, 41. ez an SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Miller, More-Field, San- tini, Spicher, Bath, Dobson, Cun- ningham, Boyer, Campbell, Henry. Row 2: Byers, Schrader, Scholes, Martin, Santini, Berkebile, Enter- line, Zeigler, Cochrane, Baker, Planck. Row 3: Thomas, Mcjunk- in. W-inslow, Desbonnets, Hagney, Cribbs, Moreau, Ludwig, Thomp- son. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Wertz, Pratt, Pfeiffer, Kerr, Sawyer, E. Miller, Neff. Row 2: D. Miller. Swartz, Sher- bourne, Stapleton, Enterline, Den- ning, Planck. JUNIOR HISTORIANS Row 1: Chapman, Beck, Stavres, Coleman, Metcalfe, Gaston, Howe. Row 2: Shaffer, Noble, Aul, Brown, Advisor. Ferne McHenry. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: Bowlin, Blakely, Dickie, Thayer, Cooley, Webb, Carlsol, McGaughey, Fink, Chapman. Row 2: Rhea, Lias, Stineman, Wyatg Chamberlain, Mack, Henry, Muir, Edwards, Shearer. Row 3: Peles, Montgomery. Rowe. Rankin. Ort, Hallman, Moorhead, Hamil, Craw- ford, Mr. Zacur. A national archery champion presents an assembly program for the junior high school with assistance from the audience. ,-wx fm The school gives plenty of op- portunity for boys and girls to develop their varions talents. Behold a Charleston dance from the roaring twenties. Left: A scene around one of the reading tables at the Teen- age Club. 113 -.S lllflillliii EFIIHHJ mfg 'UI II! 45 un., Above: Prothonotary, Carlyle Orr shows F tl ' ' re Gershman the duties he is about to as- sume as Prothonotary-for-a-day. This was one f 0 the many offices assumed by the students on Loy and girl day. Left: Assistant principal Bill Shane writes an excuse for Ken Wernitz as Bill takes over the duties of Mr. joseph on Boy and Girl Day. Right: Mr, James Levine hands Dennis Hagney his first place award in the annual B'nai B'rith contest assembly. y 1 ,q 1-l f'f'f'f'f'f tom 4 A XAAAA xi ,- Above: Second semester elections and the always hilarious campaign are in full swing here as Room 108 pulls for their candidate. Right: During one of the many performances done by .he Senior Broadcasting group, Mary Ann McCarthy entertains with humorous mono- logues. 1? HF r Left: A scene from the faculty play, 'The Curious Szxvngef A 115 JUNIOR DRAMATICS Row 1: Fritz, Carnahan, Lorelli, Moorhead, Smith, Johnston, Rals- ton, Flinko, jones, Quinn, Link, Albright, S. Tocci, Cunningham, Peach. Row 2: McCarthy, Morgan- ti, McHenry, Gombita, Petrosky, Laterzst, DiTullio, Knupp, Mont- gomery, Fenton, Marcoline, Saw- yer, Claypoole, Ganley, Carson, Mr. Furgiuele. Row 3: Caldwell, Kimmell, Levine, Ryen, Breakiron, Selkirk, Raimondo, Yonishonis, Zoffuto, Friel, Spurlin, Peters, Balls, Rankin. Row 4: Gottardi, Martin. Coll-ins, Cober, Moreau, R. Tocci, Geletka, Williams, Gilpat- rick. Ray Gallo. TENTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB Row 1: Krivonick, Bence, Ken- nedy, MacAdoo, Turley, Wolford, Beck, Ferrier, Secowsky, McMil- len. Row 2: Wolfe, Fetterman, Zaffuto, Nagey, Pritchard, Wolf, Howe, Politoske, Lance, Lymph, Morganti, Zamberlin, Mikesell, Miller. Canale, Dutton, johnson, Dunmire. Row 3: Dinger. Stiver, Coffman, Pifer, Brown, Shields, Spence, Prato, Buterbaugh, Sul- linger, Chapman, Wetzel. DRAMATICS ELEVEN Row 1: Phillippi, Santini, Ni- bert, Moreheld, Bath, Spicher, Fetterman, Burkett. Row 2:' Col- lins. Byers, Bracken, Ferree, Thompson, Burns, McCarthy, Schrader, Nix. Row 3: Desbon- nets, Dunmire. McLachlan, Mo- reau, Renda, Kipp, Csanyi, Stahura, Harmon. SENIOR DRAMATICS Row 1: Shaffer, Buterbaugh, Pratt. Wertz, Carbaugh, Faus, Du- binsky. Fyock. Moreau, Kerr. Row 2: Kelly, Kinter. Cochrane, Yount. Burgett. Leiper, Miller, Thomas, Cunningham, Fr-ick. Row 5. Hag- ney. Mclunkin, Politoske. Was- sam. Pugliese, Shane. White. Gershman, Varner, Stewart, Wood- ring. Right: Robert Allen, former war corres- pondent and author. tells of the international situation to a senior assembly. Below: A scene from the Junior High Dramatics Club play. Q.-a14,sv'0 Circle: Bill Shane and Kaye Buterbaugh in one of the hilarious moments from 'Snafu'. 117 so My -as -i c E 1 4 if i fu Nw,- t K i ' . 1 Above: T-Vola Hoch and her manager dis- cussing the sales promotion during junior Merchant Days Week. This was of great value to the students in the Distributive Education class. Circle: Representative William Buchanan presenting ,Howard Little his award for out- standing service to the Historical and Geneoh logical Society during the past year. Quite an honor Howard, congratulations! Below: The Modern Dance Club and their version of the Mexican Hat dance done for an assembly. This is a newly formed club this year. 1 f ' M 322 , wifr fffffzi , , . 'K 1 i i 5 Q 0 tg f f 6 t ill iii, .fi 3 K a ef ,h ,.... Y H ,,. -.. . ., - f T it 5 6 its V1 QQ s i . L i s . on . 4 . x if 2 s l o ' s t Q,-I U a N 'I'HIi SENIOR Cl..-XSS 4 ' I. gl , if N N , 1 INDIANA 1oINI HIGH scnoor, . PreJe11If X :. 9 I ' I , ' 1 - wg-iff' ar ey 5 un '- E I 11 plaj 151 lbree diff j B 51.1.1 E BANDON THOMAS I ,f' x Dfw.-mf If JAMES M. NIX W: - THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 21 and 22, 1953 '0 4 r' X A Q.. 5 Q CAST or CHARACTERS ga jack Chesney ,lark Wfumnw - Brassert , Rnlmrd W'oodring A Charles Wfvkeham Willuln Shane ag + Lord Fancourt Fmbberlcy Dennis Hagney , Kirty Verdun Mary Kerr , +41 If Amy Sperrigrie Elinor Kintcr 'Y 5 Sir Francis Chesney' john D. Varner Q , Stephen Spettigue .. ., Everett Oesrerling ' Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez Rita Santini fgf' .UI Els Delahay Sally Csrhiululu 'F TiMEXCommemoratiun Wee . Oxford, 1892 L SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Acr I jack Chesneyk rooms In College fnmrningj Irwell pfmff ,fmmzf ,W I4'IpfmI,I,m, X Hfufmf Acr ll Garden outside jack Chesncff Rooms faftcrnoonl While zhmqir my IAN-uf Awe. ff Pfwm ACT Ill HDraw-ing Rnnm ar Splczrigrfek Hume gewniiwlqj ior C1355 Dmnw lnbm .111-f 611 wfmrr. H- Bfnriiw I t of the SCU ow: Mufir and he-tween Arr c-:Ire-rrainmenl under lllc rlirerrion of Cfltife cas ht' 51-st I I Mm Alan' ElIz.IlwerlI Geplmnll .mil Mrv jean Hipp Below: The t, Left to r g Keri, Rita MuvicNDonna Lee Sawyer. Dm Poliroslce 'Ch8I'lCy'5 Aun' 'Hagneyy Mary OW. Troupe ff Dulorev Vanderl ' . d r - Annie Play ' fer. Dennis Sefon . hn Eliffo' Kind sally Ca'bau5hlQ Woodfmg' Jo - ' af! DIC Sanflm' Wassam- Jafk Shgne. ling- and Everett Oester vafllerr 3 , 1 It , I r e 3 3 I I . 3 I-4' mof, lxnyc lirm-rlv.aiI-r,'lI. Sunil j.Inc Neff. yn Pmrt. Myrna Cofllmll, Ilcllr Millar. Shirley l IIlmr'r, Blll Srlkvrk, Fml G:-rxl1m.In. llulv Sleplunv. f'lI.Irl:-s MI-lunkin, PM Alcfnrrlwy, .Inml Dvvnn Rmlrlmk W F Si . fi ff If I' I E5 rj S s i i 1 i' fi is 2 ...ff lr il , ,IS I 3 l i i . 1 111 -I The Band Left to Right: Boucher, McAdoo. Cunningham, Muckle, Burns, Spicher, McQuown, Bence, Ryan, Dubinsky. :' 5' 'ga - .W 4.53, yanking , jgazff u 49,2 5 , Aga, . 2 W mesaemm-are ff ur own Red and Black strutting during one any parades that they were in. Circle: Doc Canfield in his new out- Hr f or the season. Wha hoppen? Below: The band and the ma'orett 1 es re- hearsing for a footb ll a game at the half. All the efforts of the band and the majorettes this season were well done and made us quite proud of ' our part ID the half time ceremonies. .fofxf gf e -F T, B' SENIOR CHAPEL CHOIR Row 1: Taylor. Carbzxugh. Faus Nichol, Cochrane, Dunmire, M0 reau, Kerr, Catherman, Wiiugii- 1 man. Row 2: Cunningham, Kritzer Renda, G. Cunningham, Yanko vich, Harmon. Freeman, Thomas. Csanyi. Dr. Canhelrl. JUNIOR CHAPEL CHOIR Row 1: Johnson. Ralston, Lorel- li, Heath, Feloni. Smith. Palmer. Levine, Bence. Claypoole. Row 2: Ryen. Uber, Marcaline. Breakiron. McKinney, Hinderliter. Sawyer. Selkirk, Gottartli. Miss Gephardt. Row 3: Tocci, Galetlca, Gilpat- rick. Cober, Fair, Jacoby, Wray' Rankin. Gallo, Worth. Left: First semester elections show Room 105 campaigning for Bill Shane. It must have been effective for Bill came to be first semester president. rr'-s p GX N W 4, Above: School is dismissed again and students go to their buses. Right: Heap big chief. Leo Yanke- vich, and the cheerleaders urging the team to victory. Below: Intramural sports-a vital part ot' normal school life. Here are girls intramural volleyball teams in .us Tun., action. 124 Above Dr Canfielcls mixed chorus singing selections from Brigacloon for the Indiana Pub lic Schools Broadcast Above: Dave Csyani and Sally Car- baugh singing 'No Two People' dur- ing an assembly. Left: The Teen Queens, Pauline Taylor. Carol Beck. Sally Carbaugh. and Ruth Nichol harmonizing at the Shamrock Shuffle. This group became quite propular this year. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Shaffer, Nagey, More- field, Taylor, Faus, Carbaugh, Sel- kirk, Beck, Gershman, Colish, Bracken. Row 2: Burkett, Pfeiffer, Wolfgang, M. Politoske, N-ichol, Lymph, Ward, Kelly, Kinter, Mo- reau, Cochrane, Dr. Canfield. Row 3: O'Hara, Kerr, Waugaman, Scholes, Stewart, Hill, Dunmire, McLachlan, E. Cunningham, Krit- zer, Renda. Row 4: G. Cunning- ham, D. Politoske, Freeman. Rank- in, Csanyi, Harmon, Yankovich, Bennett, Mcjunkin, Brown, Sul- linger, Shields. SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Taylor, Guthrie, Smith, Carbaugh, Howe, Politoske, Kin- ter, Ferree. Row 2: Moreau, Bar- bor, Osinkowski, Kerr, Magas, R. Dunmire, J. Dunmire, Wetzel, Dr. Canfield. NINTH GRADE GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Lydic, Alexander, Cribbs, Arcurio, Fillhart, Carna- han. Miller, Vultaggio, Woods, addell, Zellman, Tressler. Row 2: Sgro, Muller, Graziano, Goss, Patriquin, Ferrante, Shick, Smith, Hopkins, Lawrence, C r i b b s, Stuchell, Miss Gephardt. Row 3: hields, Adams, George, Kunkle, eiffer, Stoker, Gallo, Trimble, Helman, Shields, Kelly, Reefer, Colgan. Row 4: Brandon, Doty, Mizerak, Kinter, Clingerman, Eshel- an, Davis, Dunmire, Mogle. teetle, Painter, DeHaven. as NU nf Music Groups The school gives considerable opportunity for those who like to sing to join one of the several vocal ensembles. These groups give a number of public performances by radio broadcast, in church services and before various civic groups. Group singing is lots of fun and a very profitable means of learning. at Top left: Always famished students pause at the refreshment booth at the Hi-Y, Tri-HiY carnival. Middle left: The final stance in the Tumbling Club's assembly, a pryamid. Bottom: President Al Brendlinger and vice-president jim Stahura inspect the grave problems facing then on Boy and Girl Day. Top-right: A cross-section of students as they pause in the days activities for lunch. Middle right: Second semester elections in full swing as Room 103 campaigns for jim Stahura for Vice-President. Incidentally he won! Above: Swami Stevenson and her analysis of the future keep her listeners spell bound. Do you mean to tell us that our Swami chews gum? ared for Right top: Our school is fully prep an atomic attack. Notice the serious expressions during a defense drill. Right bottom: t stu- ' h case for Hallo- Here the Elective Ar dents are arranging the s ow W'CCl l. iff' I EM, qv J L5-L. Our Patrons We wish to express our appreciation to the individuals and firms listed below. These people have faith in our students and their journalistic efforts and have been willing to subscribe to the success of this volume. We are proud of their support. Anderson Florist Anderson Shoe Store A. T. Taylor and Son Barclay's Hardware Bell Funeral Home Bence's Men's Store Betty Miller Motel Boyd Jewelers Brody's Department Store Brown's Boot Shop Buterbaugh, J. Murray Coca-Cola Bottling' Company Calhoun's Service Station Campbell, Dr. J. W. Campisano, Dr. Joseph T. Campus Grill Capitol Restaurant Central Drug Store C. S. Kunkle Lumber Co. Clark, Edwin M. Coffman Studio Cope, Dr. W. B. Coup's Pie and Cookie Box Dairy Dell 543 Diamond Drug Store Dick's Sweet Shop Dougherty Lumber Co. Emile Beauty Shop Farmers Bank and Trust Co. First National Bank Gatti's Drug Store Greiner's Baking' Co. Helwig Insurance Agency Henry's Barbor Shop Henry Hall, Inc. Hildebrand's Motor Service Hill Funeral Home Hobaugh, Dr. R. I. Holben's Feed 8: Implement Store Indiana Auto Dealers Association Indiana Evening Gazette Indiana Hardware Sz Furniture Indiana Lumber 8: Supply Co. Indiana Music House Indiana News Company Indiana Ofiice Sz Supply Co. Indiana T-V Sales Sz Service Indiana Sportswear Co. Indiana Watch Repair J. C. Penney Co. John Haney Plumbing and Heating Jimmy Miller's Service Station Jones Furniture Co. Kay's Kinter, Dr. J. W. Kredel, Thomas S., M.D. Lapsley, Paul M., D.D.S. Lewis Restaurant Litas Tire 8z Recapping Co. Long 8z Rinn Insurance Agency Luxenburg Jewelry Store McCormick Farm Implement Co. McCrory's McGaughey Dry Cleaners McNaughton, C. W. Mabon Brothers Hardware Malcolm W. Thomas Margaret Harris Markle Sporting' Good Store Mayfair Shoppe Molly Ann Monnessen Amusement Co. Morton Drug Store Moore Hotel Murphy's Musser Forests, Inc. Nu-Bilt Furniture Co. Outside Inn Parnell, Cowher 8: Co. Peelor, Murray Penn Furniture Peterson Hardware Pierce, William E. Rising' Brothers Service Station Robin-son's Funeral Home Ruddock, William M. St. Clair Servicenter Savings 8z Trust Co. Seger's Grocery Serian's Beauty Salon Smith's Jewelry and Gift Store Stap1eton's Restaurant Sutila Funeral Home Syntron Co. Troutman 'Co. Uber's Market Uncle Bill's Amusments Vogel Electric 'Company Walker's Grocery Wax1er's Department Store Wernitz Jewelery Store Willis Sn Ditrovati Florists Williamson Shaft Contracting Co . 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