Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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1955 SENIORS AND SO WE START OUR JOURNEY X Seniors at last! It seems like only yes- terday that we first uttered that phrase, and here it is-graduation time already. Now, all that remains of our senior year is the mem- ories-and what wonderful memories they are! Who can ever forget A Garden of Mem- ories, our class dance, which brought back reminiscences of all our high school years? We really proved our thespian talents in the hil- arious production, Springtime for Patsy. The high spot of our senior year-the last time we would ever meet together as high school students-was a gala banquet, long to be re- membered as the Bon Voyage to the class of 1955. Behind us lie these pleasant memories of school life, bright with laughter and filled with pleasant activities. Ahead of us is our future for which we have been prepared. May it be as pleasant as the past. We leave Arnold High School with a deep feeling of loyalty and a wish for a bright future. OFFICERS President .. ..,.,,..,, .....,....,. ...,.. A . Graziano Vice President ..,.. R. VGFGSCO Secretary .,.., .... P- FClll0H Treasurer , ...VV V- Chine Advisors . .,.,,. J. Lecnar W. Sal-caluk

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FACULTY PATIENT MAN THAN THE PRESUMPTUGUS B. F. Scherer A. Strittmatter L. C. Ceraso E. J. Stevens Louise Ventura Carnegie Institute of Technology Home Economics Nicholas Ventura Carnegie Institute of Technology Duquesne University Mathematics, Related Vocational Subiects Inez E. Wallis K Pennsylvania College for Women University of Pittsburgh English, History Bernard F. Scherer St. Vincent College English Alice Strittmatter H Pennsylvania State University Home Economics Dr. L. C. Ceraso Bucknell University Temple University School Physician Dr. E. J. Stevens University of Pittsburgh School Dentist Jo Ann Peltz Junior High Secretary Really nice people? J. Peltz ' YV '.I9 h 'I' L

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TO OUR FINAL GOAL - HAROLD ALBERA Vocational Ron Future machinist Shy at times . .. Can usually be seen in his truck. MARGARET ANDERSON Commercial Pe99Y Gives her best to every subiect . .. Quiet and reserved Smile for all. CF L VC K D 0 T 5 5 K rg Lf yi 0 ROY ARBUCKLE X7 I4 V Academic Ting Q90 Seen but not heard ., . Enthusiastic Musician . S or the word l . JOHN DAVID ARMSTRONG Academic Dave Photography hound Proud of his Studebaker Happy- go-lucky. HELEN P. BAKER Academic Helen Works diligently for the Broadcaster . . . Noted tor monotones in our plays. LORETTA BAKER Commercial Loretta One of the Lionettes . . . Amateur disc iockey . . . Peppy and cheerful. MARLENE BARCUS Commercial Mar Visible but rarely audible Toils at Emrose's Depend- able. JUDITH MAE BARRETT Academic Judy Peppy cheerleader Friendly Hi for all College bound . . . neat dresser JAMES WILBUR BEATTY Academic Field and stream man Easy going Diligent Tall, slim fellow. JAMES BECKER Commercial Beetle worker . . uHerbu Future lzaak Walton Mischievous A iokester at heart . . . Enioys history. 21 H. Albera M. Anderson R. Arbuckle J. D. Armstrong H. P. Baker L. Baker M. Barcus J. M. Barrett J. W. Beatty J. Becker