Albion High School - Alhi Yearbook (Albion, PA)

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x I f After our tour we stopped at LASCEK S Dmer ELEANOR personally wa1ted on us JUDY BUYER came Ill to get some of PATSY LASHER S freshly baked pies JUDY IS now ch1ef cook and bottle washer on a certam frutt farm. ANNA JEAN CONNERS stopped 1n wxth her blond curly headed twms After lunch we rode out to the KNAPP TWINS Dude Ranch, GARRY and LARRY showed some of the recreauons offered CLARA ROBERTS IS teaclung some poor soul to r1de Oops he just fell off Well, for Pete s sake, he IS a she and It s LOIS DAUGHERTY RALPH SNOW just came out of the swxmmmg pool. RALPH S coach is JIM DEMMERY who accompamed h1m to the Olymplcs J' IM Informed me that DENNIE ADAMSON and RONNIE MCCONEGLY played on the Moon Champtonslup basketball team that beat the r1val planet by a landsltde KEITH ALLEN and HAROLD VORSE who are on the Interplanetary baseball team, are trammg here at the ranch. JIM also remmded us that ROXANNE SENYO brought home quxte a few rlbbons In the fxgure skatmg d1v1s1on Guess gtrls are just as good sportsmen as boys because MARY ANN BIENERTH was the top scorer III the Gtrls Basketball Team. PHYLLIS DANA was the force causmg more pomts on the team. FRED KIEDAISCH also has a ranch near by We went over to see FRED S thoroughbred horses LARUE PAYNE ts the horsemanwho dehghts IH showtng them to prospecttve customers Gozng back to town we stopped at SWANEY'S Dry Cleaners Here ,TIM had IDA MAE EBNER cookmg up new 1deas for bustness Most of the clothes brought to JIM seem to be des1gned by HENRETTY and BLACK. MARY J' ANE and BARB cause many ups and downs m the fashlon world I must go back to the rocket statlon and head for A1b1on, Pennsylvarua Earth DAWN KNAPP mother of three moppets fromMercer rodeback wtth me She sald that BILL WEHRUNC ALBERT ROBERTS was navtgator on the rocket back home Also on the trtp w1th me was MARY KAY SEIPLER She had about twenty assorted types of cluldren w1th her Shocked I asked her about them It seems that she IS head mlstress of the most fash1onable gtrls school U1 the Unlted States At last I arrtved home After getting out my old yearbook I reahzed that lhad seen all of my former classmates As I blow off the dust and leaf through the now yellow pages I relax 1n my easy chatr and dream of all my frlends getttng what they wanted out of hfe, and so happy tn their present occupatzons May the ent1rety of thetr hves be as pleasant as II was way back Ill 56 and 51 4-ff?-' XXXDZ finally caught the buck that he missed back in I956. It seems he's. the game warden here. 0 i thx' X al I n W 1 f 1 f f Q. ff

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Class Prophecy After seemmgly centurtes of travel, larrlved at Ltttle Albton on the Moon I enjoyed a very smooth Eltght from planet Earth w1th LEROY BALL as ptlot and DAVE CURRAN co pnot The rocker was fi-V the latest development of JAMES LASHER and oontamed all the very latest comforts Thtnk I 11 go over and buy the latest issue of L1fe The edttor IS none other than FRED BARTON I-hs feature art1c1e 1S about ANGELINE SUROVICK and her latest book, The Democrattc Way of Hooking Your Man, tn ten short volumes Ouchl ll I dldn t see that hole, and Ihurt my ankle Ihad better have tt taken care of Hey taxllll Why 1ftt 1sn IIACK ASHTON Jack sa1d that h1s atom manc molecular car IS JOHN WOLFE S latest Cl'63I10l'l. lt s called the Bantam SatelJ.1te Ihear that MARGARET GEHR LS prtvate secretary to the president There s Doc s place up ahead Wow! Those vacuum brakes certamly workl They were mvented by ED PAROBECK. Here comes the nurse MARJLYN SABOL She tumed on the T V set whtle I m wa1ting for Doc Hey there s the half mme performance of the Yale vs A1r Academy Football game. ANNA MARIE KING 1S thehead drummer of the Yale Moon Cadets How does that g1r1 rate? JUDY PREST sounded real hep on her clarmet w1th the A1r Academy Jet Propelled Band MARTHA ARTELLO 1S the town chiropractor Looks ltke Mart kept her prorruse to take over old Doc s busmess Now that I've discovered I have a sprained ankle I'm on my way over to have my pre scrtptton ftlled Is that CHARLES LYNCH behif the counter? And look who s h1s very able 8SSlSI3.IlI BETTY DIBBLEI Sk1pp mmtfoned that SAM PALMER 15 the new Chemlstry teacher He IS inventmg a dye for red hatr and escorted me around Our first stop was mthe math room w1th Dr RICHARD WRIGHT teaching lus math students that two CANNOT live as cheaply as one. JOYCE BUTLER the home econorrucs teacher doesn t beheve that and tells her glrls so Oh what a stench!! It s GEORGE DAI-ILIN teachmg h1s Biology students to d1ssect frogs SANDY SABOVIK lS the comrnerctal teacher What a neat lookmg room! What s that racket? It s JOHN MANKO teachmg the girls some new Judo drllls tn gym class Wh1le we re here let s go and see RONNIE CHURCH the mus1c teacher Qutetl He s maklng a recordlng of the Moonllghts ELEANOR KUZMA hts 11brar1an sa1d that th1s 15 the famous strmg band that won the Internattogal Champwnshtp at Mars jmfthe way to town we listened to the bubblmg music of J ACK RANDALL and h1s maglc trumpet BOB SNYDER sang lus latest htt Yay: are my Moonshtne wrttten by DAN DONCH who IS famous m h1s 9wn r1ght for h1s sad sax It came from the opera Alh1 by JANE KEMLING and the fancy background arrangement was made by the o e and only RIC PAVOLKO It s early yet soJ ack stakmgmeover to the WILLIAM BROTHERS Company makers of the newest model gtmble shaft and Hnmgan pins DICK tntroduced me to h1s head salesman JOHN KRANS who IS one of the rtchest men on the moon. We also met SILAS WALKER ch1ef machuust DICK SURAY was worktng on scxennfic 1mprovements Q1 the way back to the offxce Dick sa1d that his brother DON took an order over to JAY SEATON S Mercury Garage The EINHIPLE twms MARLENE and MILDRED are seen demonstratmg the latest hardtop and convernble models What a beaunful office! It 1S done Ill breath takmg whtte pme. It was dBS1g'l6d by MARY ANN REPEL It couldn t be. But there IS GLORIA ROBERTS as recepttomst I'm on my way to the school, Alhi Moon. The principal, WILLIAM MORLEY, met me vo . ' . . . ' . - f - . . ,, I . ,, .' .

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Class Hustory Now that the long awa1ted day has arr1ved we as Semors can eagerly look ahead to our var1ous careers and dream of 'ulf11l1ng our amb1t1ons But as we look back over the past four years tt IS astoundmg how much ground we have covered 1n so httle tlme As Freshmen we were Jomed by students from Platea Cranesvtlle Conneaut and Elk Creek Townshtps We were naturally a httle awed by the b1g Semors and bowed to the Sophomores as we were humlhated tn Freshman lmttauon Ptcture the boys 1n sh1rts and bows and the QIFIS m mens sh1rts and jeans our faces smeared w1th hpstlck grovehng and sruvellng to the mlghty Sophomores But as our Sophomore year approached we had our revenge on the Freshmen Our class had the honor tn 1n1t1at1ng the Freshmen for the ftrst ume tn our spac1ous new bulldtng They also sponsored a class stand at the fan' and other camlvals The class held several dances as we looked forward to our ,Tumor year and the Prom. Our Jtuuor year brought many shouts of Joy and happtness We presented Who Ktlled Aunt Carolme wh1ch was a success Ill sptte of a fallmg lamp fhckermg l1ghts and a three legged cha1r The second Spaghetu supper was a huge success as the f1rst thanks to our advlsor Mr Evan Nardone Am1d many dances and other money ra1s1ng projects we fmally ra1sed enough to present a spectacular prom and banquet The magazme campatgn atded tremendously m the struggle for Staxrway to the Stars The banquet was served tn the Cathechaucal Center and the dance m the Htgh School. TheGym was decorated Wllh blue and whxte crepe paper w1th hangtng s1lver stars The cethng was centered w1th a revolvmg crystal ball wh1ch sent stars wh1rl1ng around the ent1re settmg. Jimmy Shea sorchestra played Sta1rway to the Stars as the couples ascended the stalrway tnto a huge star wh1ch h1ghhghted the heavenly setung Ftnally after years of Waltlflg and planmng we approached our Sen1or year Before we reahzed lt graduat1on plans were well on the1r way Inv1tat1ons were ordered p1ctures taken and we were measured for caps and gowns We presented a comedy You Can t Klss Carohne wluch was very well rece1ved and acqutred many favorable comments We attended the Prom staged 1n our honor by the ,Tumors and then we were on our last step on the ladder to graduat1on Baccalaureate and Graduatton followed raptdly and before we reahzed II our days at Alh1 were concluded The Class of 1957 would hke to extend the1r heart felt appreciatxon to all the teachers who labored endlessly that we may be lntelhgent and well mformed CIIIZEIIS We now Jotn the ranks of ALHI ALUMNL 1 1 1 1 5 . 1 . , 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . . . U . . ,, . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 , , , . 1 0 1 ra ' 11 ' - I 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 u - 11 1 1 1 . . 1 1 ll I ' ' V' 1 1 1 , . 1 , . ' 1 ' ' u 11