Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

THE ’52 School. VVf book will reveal to you just what our school activities are like dur- ing school. To guide you on your tour from class to class and activity to activity, we have selected our little ry ' r iJu mm iJL , c. ♦ '•ji Wp Contents SENIORS—The high and mighty ones that have reached the top of the ladder. After the long years of struggling, we are now on our own. (-I.ASSES—At the bottom of the ladder; but after a few slips, they too, are on their way to the top. ALT IVITIES—Our clubs are full, our leadership excellent, and our Student Council superb. SPORTS—The fighting Tigers, with the spirit of the school, make a well rounded record. MUSIC-The best in the land. What? Why our own choir bond, and orchestra of Beaver Falls High School. Ci J£ c n Miss Dorothy DeBona Secretary to the Superintendent Dr. Lawrence D. Smith Superintendent of Schools Boice Atwell, D. D. President Dr. W. B. Young Roy J. Barns Vice President Dr. Irving Bennett Dr. H. E. Snowden Harold C. Clark Lee M. Metheny Ida M. Aiken . . . K. N., Bryn Mawr Hospital; fie-ncva . . . School Nurse. Mary A. Cook ... A. B., Geneva; M. A., Pitt . . . Social Studies. Leroy R. Angle . . . B. S., M. Ed.. Penn State . . . (General Woodworking. Eleanor S. Courtney . . . A.B., Pitt . . . English. Public Speaking. News Reporting. Ralph S. Axtell . . . B. S., (leneva; M. Ed., Pitt. . . Algebra, Practical Math. Virginia Davis . . . B. A., (leneva . . . Health and Physical Education. Lillie R. Balph ... A. B., Geneva . . . English. Marguerite Denison . . . B. S., B. A., Geneva . . . Commercial. Harold W. Grcig . . . B. M.. B. M. E., Otter-bein; M. M.f Cincinnati Conservatory: Cincinnati L . and Pitt; Westminster Choir School . . . Choral Music, Theory and Appreciation. Norma M. Heinrich . . . B. S., Slippery Rock Teachers; Pitt . . . Health and Physical Education. Marian F. Groetzinger . . . B. S. in C., Grove City; M. A., Columbia . . . Stenography, Business English. Arthur E. Jcrnberg . . . B. S., Geneva College . . . Mathematics. Donald E. Grove . . . B. S. in I ml. E., Carnegie Tech; M. Ed., Penn State . . . Mechanical Drawing. Director of Industrial Arts. Robert C. Jones . . . B. S. in Ec., Duquesne; M. Ed., Pitt . . . Retail Selling, Sui� ervisor of School Store. William R. Bilkey . . . B. S., Gettysburg; M. Ed., Pitt; Penn State; Geneva . . . Social Studies, Driver Training. Mary G. Dougherty . . . M. A., Pitt: Michigan; A. B., Geneva . . . Latin. Carl E. Blair ... A. B., Grove City: M. A., Pitt . . . Social Studies, Driver Training. Director of Extension and Adult Education. Mary Alice Gilchrist . . . B. S., Clarion Teachers . . . Library Science. Paul Booth . . . B. S., Geneva . . . Social Studies. John L. Harr . . . B. S., Geneva; Pitt; Penn State . . . Biology. Sidney A. Kane . . . A. B., Geneva; M. Lilt., Pitt . . . Mathematics, Attendance. Elizabeth Harsh . . B. S.. Geneva . . . English. Edward A. Latagliata . . . B. S., Pitt . . . Commercial. Lewis M. Heeter . . . B. S., East Stroudsburg Teachers; Pitt . . . Health and Physical Education, Driver Training. Grace M. LeCates . . . A. B.. Geneva; R. N , Bellevue Hospital, New S’ork . . . School Nurse. Kathryn E. McDonald . . . II. S. in Ed., Indiana Teachers; M. A., New York U. . . Office Practice. Lois Jane Mooney . . . A. B., (leneva; M. Ed., l ift . . . Commercial. John McGraw . . . B. S., Geneva; M. A., Pitt . . . English. Don W. Mumford . . . B. A., (leneva; Nl. A., Pitt . . . Social Studies. Verna V. McKee . . . A. B.f Geneva . . . Mathematics. Marie O'Brien . . . B. S. in Ed., Speech, and Social Studies, California Teachers; Houston; Ohio State; Carnegie Tech . . . Dramatics, Public Speaking, Stagecraft, Speech Work Shop. Clarence S. Manor . . . A. B., Westminster; M. Litt., Pitt . . . Social Studies, Driver Training. William M. Parrish . . . A. B., B. M., Carnegie Tech; M. A., Columbia . . . Instrumental Music. Irving R. Mayers . . . A. B., Gettysburg; M. Ed., Pitt; Geneva . . . Physics, Practical Science, Biology. John Phillips ... It. S., Waynesburg; Cornell; West Virginia . . . Social Studies. Margaret May Miller . . . A. It., Geneva: M. Ed., Pitt . . . English. Gladys Porter . . . A. It., Geneva; M. A., Pitt . . . Art. Charlotte Roney . . . A. It.. Geneva; M. A., Penn State . . . French, English. Elizabeth Stewart . . . It. S., Indiana Teachers . . . Homemaking. Phyllis L. Sahti ... A. It., Geneva . . . Spanish. June T. Stout ... It. S., Carnegie Tech; M. Ed., Pitt; Pennsylvania College for Women . . . Typewriting, Commercial Survey. Leland J. Schachern . . . It. S. in Ed.. Geneva; Grove City; Pitt . . . Health and Physical Education. Glenn E. Teare . . . California Teachers; (leneva; Pitt . . . General Metals. Edward J. Sikora . . . California Teachers; It. S. in Ind. Arts, M. Ed., Pitt . . . Graphic Arts. Mary E. Thomas . . . A. B., Geneva . . . English, Journalism. Virginia Sikora ... It. A., Westminster: Northwestern; M. Ed., Pitt . . . English, Social Studies. George W. Todd ... It. S. in Ed., California Teachers . . . Auto Mechanics. N. W. Skalko . . B. S. in Agr. Ed., Penn State . . . Agriculture. Ralph L. Watt ... It. S. in Ed., Slippery Rock Teachers; California Teachers . . . Genera! Electric. E. Helen Sponder . . . B. S., A. It., M. A., Pitt . . . Chemistry. Allen M. Woods . . . It. S., Indiana Teachers . . . School Lunch Supervisor. Editor Mary Ann Varga Assistant Editor Elaine Rose Publicity Manager Nancy Zahn Sales Manager Helen Dawson Business Manager Ruth Schwamel Art Editors Patty Arthurs Jim Cordan Joan McDonald ()rganizat ions Editors Joan Hodge Mary Hetzler Activities Charles Richards Mary Lou Cabrera Betty Jane Jewell The members of the Tiger Staff put on an assembly program as part of the sales campaign. Remc m RUSSIA • Leahrae Bable Pat Kerr Donna Rimbey Delores Rayz Athletic Patsy Lindeman Carl Nemeth Photographers Jim Yohe John Owen Typists Shirley Glaab Marianne Stanko Personals Bob Elmes Jean Young Joe Prosnick Kathleen Russell Music Gayle Shuman j0 nn gcott Pat Patterson “WIIAT’S COOKIN’?” Abert, Doreen May Doreen is quiet, attractive, sweet. As pleasant as we’ll ever meet. Retail Selling Club 12. Arthurs, Patricia Patty is always pleasant and sweet, Her cheering is also hard to beat. Ushers Club 12: G. A. A. 10, 11; Pep Club 10. 11. 12: C heer leader 10, 11. 12: H. R. Secretary 10. 11: H. R. 'Treasurer 12: -Business Club Sec’y 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Program 11; Senior Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Court. Ault, Beverly Jeanne Beverly has a smile that is so sweet, To meet her certainly is a pleasant treat. Tri-Hi Y 10. 12; Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 11, 12; II. R. Secretary 11, 12: Home Economics Club 10; Biology Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Senior Prom Comm.; boot-ball Queen’s Court. Bable, Leahrae She’s cute and has no deceit. In brains—she can’t be beat. National Honor Society 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; Red Cross Rep. 11, 12; Tiger Staff 12; Tiger Roar 11; Win the Peace Club 12; Latin Club'll, Treas. 12; Midgley Science Club 12; Sr. Announcements Comm. Barnhart, Ronald Owen Ron’s an all right’’ all around guy. Without him we couldn’t get by. Hi-Y 12; Student Council Stu. Ctr. Comm. 11; Student Council Picnic Comm. 12; Projection Club 10; Ass’t H. R. Leader 11, 12: Midglcv Science Club II, 12; Spanish Club 11; Math Club 12. Beegle, Leonard Eugene He’s devilish and out for a good time. That’s why I can’t get this to rhyme. Ackerman. Edward Sheldon Eddie’s a comedian; we like him that way. His wit cheers up the gloomiest day. Future Farmers 10, 11, Treas. 12; Biology Club 12; Jr. Banquet Arrangement Comm. Agnew, Tom George Our boy Tom is very shy, And he is a real swell guy Biology Club 10. Allen, Lois G. Happy-go-lucky, full of pep, This little blonde is really in step. Jr. Red Cross 11; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; G. A. A. 10; Gym Leaders Club 11; H. R. Secretary 12; Math Club 10; Future Teachers 11; Midgley Science Club 12; Jr. Banquet Menu Comm. Allen, Walter W. Problem in height, To Walter seems right. Projection Club 12; Sound System 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; Donor’s Party Gift Comm. Beichner, Mary Lou Mary Lou is always neat, She’s so tiny and yet so sweet. Tri-Hi Y 10. It, 12; G. A. A. 10. Bell, Miriam Marlea She’s a girl you like to see. Her singing bringing us much glee. Ushers Club 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Tr. Red Cross 12; Chapel Choir 12; Future Teachers 11. Bender, Richard Wahl Richard’s quiet, rather small, A very nice boy all in all. Slide Rule Club 10. 11. 12. Blair, Phyllis Arlene Smiling, happy, sweet, and gay She is just swell in every way. Rusiness nub 12. Blair, William Pluck, determination, and a strong will. Make a star of our center. Bill. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. Blostic, Rose Ann Tall and slim, Rosie’s trim. Retail Selling Club 12. Bentley, Harold Eugene A pleasant boy who’s quite tall, Sneedy is a friend to all. Football 10; Basketball 10. Binder, Hilda Ann Just look at Hilda for a smile. And you’ll see one all the while. G. A. A. 11; Business Club 10, 11; Home Economics Club 10. 11: Retail SelliiiK 12. Borroni, Frank Louis Frank is fun and has always been. The owner of an infectious grin. Borroni, Joseph Louis A swell guy with a friendly grin. Which has won many friends for him. Mimeograph and Ditto Roar, Tests, Schedules Boy.7.0, Patricia A. REMEMBER THE CHARLESTON! Cheerful smile, and sparkling eyes. Her friendship true, without disguise. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers C lub 10. 11. 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. 12; Win the Peace Club 10. 11, 12; Latin Club 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Student Council Ways ami Means Comm. 2: Biology Club 10; Midglev Science Club 11 : Donor’s Party (lift Comm. Bradley, Joanne G. Always a smile for one and all. Her interests lie outside our wall. Red Cross Rep. 10; Win the Peace Club 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; Waltz Dream” 10; Years Ago, Prop. Mgr. 11; “Night Must Fall” 11; Goodbye My Fancy” 12; The Night of January 16th 12: French Club 10. Bkickkr, Richard Nyal Dick never gives a fellow student the air. And he’s a super basketball player. Hi-Y 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; II. R. leader 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10; French Club; Quill and Scroll II. 12. Brooks, Laura Ellen Full of fun, short and sweet, Our Laura is hard to beat. Tiger Sales Repr. 11, 12; (I. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10. 11, 12; Tram| oline Club 11, 12; Win the Peace Club 10, 11: Biology Club 10. Broomfield, William With a smile for passers-by. Bill’s quiet, a little guy. Tiger Cub Staff 11. Brown, Donald K. A quiet lad is our boy Brown. But we’d miss him if he weren’t around. Tiger Corps 11. 12; Retail Selling Club 12; Song of Christmas 10. Brown, James Miller A fellow who’s a friend to all. Jim is always on the ball. Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12; Chapel Choir 12; Latin Club 10; French Club 11; Midglev Science Club 12; Cap and Gown Comm.; Sr. Party Comm. Cable, Harvey Bernard A capable leader; an all-around guy. With all, Harvey rates high. National Honor S cietv; H. R. leader 10. 12; Biology Club 10; Student Council. Stu. Ctr. Comm. 12; Projection Club 10; Midg-ley Science Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Sr. Party Comm. Cabrera, Mary I,ouise Chatters, giggles, full of fun, She’s a friend of everyone. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Red Cross Repr. 11; C. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Business Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Memories Book Staff; Ir. Bancpiet Menu Comm.; Jr. Party Food Comm.; Spanish Club 11. 12; Tiger Staff Activities Editor; Tiger Roar Staff 12; Win the Peace Club 11. 12. Cabrera, Nilo P. Good looking, a mighty swell pal, Nilo is a friend to every girl. Goodbye My Fancy 12; The Night of January 16th” 12; Basketball 10; H. R. Secretary 11; Business Club 10; Spanish Club 11 ; Circus Ringmaster 10. Camp, Louis Anthony With Louie’s looks and Louie’s clothes, He gets a girl wherever he goes. National Honor Society 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; Tiger Roar 12; Chapel Choir 10, II. 12: Choir 10. II. 12; “Walt Dream” 10; 11. R. Treasurer 10; Class Treasurer 11. 12: Midgley Science Club 12; Student Council Pub. Comm. Chr. 12; Win the Peace Club 12; Jr. Party Arrangement Comm.; Jr. Banquet Souvenir Pro. Comm. Camp, Mary L. Mary is very cute and nice, She must be made of sweets and spice. (� . A. A. 10; Art Club 10; Home Economics Club 11. 12. Capparelli, Anthony Joseph Cappy is our football whiz. He keeps opposing linemen in a tiz. Football 10. 11, 12; basketball 10. Caracter, James A. Jim is never in a hurry, Nothing could ever make him scurry. Radio Club 10. Caracter, Robert W. Happy-go-lucky, Bob hasn’t a care. Independence like this is ever so rare. Ir. Banquet Decorating Comm.; Jr. Party Decorating Comm. Cartwright, Arlene B. Arlene is attractive and loquacious. Artistic, athletic, pert, vivacious. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; G. A. A. 11. 12; Win the Peace Club 11; French Club 11; Art Club II, Reporter 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm.; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. Caruso, Donna Lee Donna’s so likable; everyone knows, Everyone’s her friend; she has no foes. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; � . A. A. 11, 12; Gym leaders Club 12; If. R. Secretary 11; H. R. Treasurer 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11; Midwestern Band 11; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Donor’s Party Gift Comm. Caritso, Kditii M. Edie’s always cheery and neat. We think you’ll agree she can’t be beat. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12: Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Gym Leaders Club 10; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; H. R. Secretary 10, 12; Art Club 11. Carver, Dorothy This sweet gal, Is everybody’s pal. Casciato, Esther Angeline This cute cheerleader’s on the beam, She keeps us yelling for our team. Tri-Hi-Y Sec'y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Gym leaders Club 10. 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; H. R. Leader 10. 11. 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm.; Student Council Assembly Comm. 12; Sr. Prom Court; Cheer leader 10. 11, 12. GOOD! GOOD! GOOD! Casey, Barbara Ann Little Barbara is so sweet, She really is a treat to meet. Retail Selling Club 12. Cockfield. Joan Always merry, never glum. Makes a bright and cheerful chum. (I. A. A. 10, 12; Trampoline Club 11, 12; Home Economics Club 10. OUR BIG MOMENT Chadwick, Joan Louise Very big in heart, Always ready to do her part. Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Latin Club 10; French Club 11; Biology Club 10; Hostess Club 12. Chiodo, Robert Anthony Bob, the leader of all, Makes our parties on the ball. Student Council Comms. 10, 11, 12; Prompt and Cue Club. Pres. 12; Years Ago” 10: Night Must Fall” 11; “Goodbye My Fancy” 12; “Night of January 16th” 12; H. R. Leader 10. 11; Tiger Cub 11, Business Mgr. 12; Circus Ringmaster 11, 12; M. C. for Pep Meetings 12; Reception Desk 12; Spanish Club Pres. 12; National Honor Society. Chiodo, Russell An athlete and ladies’ man is Russ, Who scores in many ways we trust. Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Art Club 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm.; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. Cline, Lloyd At first you think he’s the quiet type; But get to know him; you may be right. Retail Selling Club 12; Tiger Corps 12. Coleman, Judith Darlene This gal is quiet and refined. A truer friend you’ll never find. Tri-Hi-Y 11; G. A. A. 11. 12; Home Economics Club 11, V. Pres. 12. Colonna, Gerald Allen Our president’s really on the beam. How could he lose with such a team. National Honor Society 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Chapel Choir 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 10. 11, 12; Student Council Picnic Comm. 12; Student Council Assembly Comm. 12; Win the Peace Club 10, II; Latin Club 10; French Club 11; Midgley Science Club 11, 12; Math Club 12; Jr. Banquet Arrangements Comm. Cook, William Everybody says that Bill Cook, Gets his lessons from a comic book. Art Club 11, 12. Cordan, James Our Tiger artist is as happy as a thrush, When he’s using his little paint brush. Tiger Staff, Art Editor; Art Club 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm.; Jr. Party Comm.; Sr. Prom Dec. Planning Comm., Co-Chr. Cowdkry, Ivan Never worrying about his work. All other things he'll never shirk. Cox, Thomas Tom is quite a frisky boy, To all his classmates, he’s a joy. Projection Club 10; Retail Selling Club 12. Crawford, Jo Ann Ella Sound of sense and never vain, Jo Ann smiles in shine or rain. C. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11. 12; Hostess Club 12; Reception Desk 10. Cron, Samuel George Although Sam is rather small. He’s really great when playing football. Prompt and Cue Club 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 10, 11. 12; llaseball 10. 11, 12; TramiK)line Team 11, 12. Dewey, Barbara Nan A little quiet, a little shy, Barbara catches every eye. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 12; Latin Club 11, 12; Cap and Gown Comm. 12. Donnelly, John John goes quietly on his way. He never has much to say. Retail Selling Club 12. Douglas, James Edward Always smiling and never blue, Always be nice to a person and you. Business Club 10; Radio Club 10, 11; Rifle Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; Cap and Gown Comm. Douglass, Keith James Retail selling is his trade, We all know he’ll make the grade. Student Council Picnic Comm. 12; Tiger Corps 10. 11, Pres. 12; Baseball 10; Ass’t H. R. leader 11; Jr. Banquet Publicity Comm.; Retail Selling Club 12. Dawson, Helen Maude Helen’s quiet with not much to say. But when she speaks, it goes a long way. Business Club 10. 11. 12; Tiger Staff; Jr. Banquet Program Comm.; Jr. Class Nominating Comm. Douglass, Kenneth Victor Very tall, A friend to all. Basketball 10; Baseball 10; H. R. Secretary 11. NO SOUR NOTES HERE Dressler, Patricia Jean Her smile that plays with dancing eyes. Is just the sunshine in disguise. National Honor Society 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Ushers C lub 10. 11, 12; Red Cross Kej . 10; G. A. A. 10, 11, V. Pres. 12; Gym Leaders Club 10, 12; Chapel Choir 10. 11 12; 11. R. leader 11; Student Council Treas. 12; Jr. Banquet Entertainment Comm.; Sr. Prom Court. Early, Nancy Eileen With beautiful hair and lots of class, You’ll find it hard to match this lass. National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross 10. 11; Ushers Club 11. 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. 12; Gym leaders Club 10, 11, Pres. 12; Student Council Publicity Comm. 12; H. R. leader 12; Home Economics Club 10; Tiger Sales Rep. 10: Chapel Choir 11. 12: Tiger Cub Staff 12; Prom General Chairman; Cap ami (lown Comm. Eckhardt, George Vincent Bright red hair, nice as can be. That fits George to a “T.” Eiler, Hazel Very good as a skater is she, A friend to all she’ll always be. G. A. A. 11; Art Club 12. Elmes, Kathryn Shirley Kitty is always very active. Along with this she’s quite attractive. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 11. 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. 12; Gym leaders Club 12; H. R. leader 10, 11; Ass’t H. R. Leader 12; Student Council Betterment Comm. 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; Latin Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11. Sec’v 12; Future Teachers II; Jr. Banquet Pubficitv Comm. Elmes, Robert Jay A smooth dancer who’s on the ball. Bob’s a friend to one and all. Tiger Staff; Hi-Y 11. 12; Gospel Team 11; Win the Peace Club 11; Ride Club 10; Latin Club 10; Biology Club 10; Midgley Science Club 12; Brass Choir 10; Jr. Party Comm. Estermyer, Wilber Howard Wibby is really any girl’s dream. As a manager, he’s on the beam. Baseball 11, 12; Ride Club 11. 12; Art Club 11, Sec’y 12; Jr. Banquet __ Decorating Comm.; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. Ff.rrario, Rosalie .1. In her heart she is a queen. In the school, she’s on the beam. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; H. R. Treasurer 12; Pep Club 10, H. 12; Gym leaders Club 11, 12; Business Club 10, 11; Soph. Party Program Comm. SONGS AT CHRISTMAS Elder, Robert Thomas There never was one as nice as Bob. For he was always on the job. Student Council Ways and Means Comm. 12; Future Farmers 10, 11, Pres. 12; Sr. Party Comm.; Donor’s Party Comm. Fields, Mary Louise Mary’s liked by all she knows, As busily about her business she goes. G. A. A. 10; Business Club 10, 11. 12. TIME Fillipelli, Margaret She’s always happy and never sad, When Margaret’s around; everyone’s glad. Red Cross Rep. 11; G. A. A. 10: Pep Club 11; Business Club 10, 12; Hr une Economics Club 10. Foester, Ruth Ann Sweet and lovely in every way, Ruth gets nicer day by day. Red Cross Rep. 12; Business Club 12. Follette, Alice Kathryn Bright and gay, That’s our Kay. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 10. 11, 12; Tiger Sales Rep. 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. 12; 11. R. leader 10; Ass't H. R. Leader 11; Win the Peace Club 10, 11, Sec'y 12; Spanish Club II, 12; French Club 10; Reception Desk 11; Jr. Banquet Program 11; Donor's Party Gift Comm. Franklin, Norma Jean Very happy, always gay, That’s our Norma every day. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Red Cross Rep. 11; Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 10; Future Teachers 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Midglev Science Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. Fry. Edward Vernon Eddie is a jolly lad, Always laughing, never sad. Student Council Noon Rcc. Comm. 11: Student Council Stu. Ctr. Comm. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Ass’t H. R. Leader 11: Model Makers Club V. Pres. 11. Pres. 12; Projectors Club 11. 12; Slide Rule Club 10; Jr. Banquet Arrangements Comm.; Sr. Party Comm. Garman, Margaret Elizabeth Margaret is a quiet friend. Of her charms there is no end. Tri-Hi-Y 11; G. A. A. 10. 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Home Economics Club 10. Gaudio, Joe Harry He plays a sax, sweet and mellow. We all agree he’s a swell fellow. Tiger Roar Staff 12; Tiger Swingsters 10, II. 12; Jr. Band; Ass’t H. R. Leader 12; Midglev Science Club 12; Jr. Banquet Cleanup Comm.; Prom Orchestra Comm.; Student Council, Stu. Ctr. Comm. 12; State Baud 12. Ciavan, Therese Julia Therese’s cheerful, light-haired, neat, With a baton, she’s very sweet. G. A. A. 10; Business Club 12; Soph. Talent Day; Majorette 10. 11, 12. Frick, Robert Peter Always carefree and full of fun. He never has his homework done. Slide Rule Club 12. Gibson, Violet Mae Violet is liked by all she’ll meet, For she’s by nature very sweet. Business Club 12. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION WE GOT THAT JUG BACK Gittins, Margaret Elizabeth A swell girl with little to say, She’s dependable in every way. Reception Desk Comm. 11; Hostess Club 12; School Store 12; Art Club 10; Business Club 11, 12; Soph. Party Comm. Glaab, Shirley May A likeable gal, A very good pal. Tiger Staff; Business Club 10; Junior Memories Staff. Goddard, James Leroy Jim’s mostly quiet and serene, Seldom heard though always seen. Slide Rule Club 10. (Joe, Delmont Del has a way with all the gals, And all the fellow's are his pals. Win the Peace Club 12; Latin Club 10, 11. 12; Biology Club Pres. 12; Student Council 12; Donor’s Party Comm. Goe, John Wilford John has really something to show . Give him a push and aw'ay he’ll “goe.0 H. R. Secretary 10; Spanish Club Treas. 11. Good worth, Sally Ann She’s light and dainty and very petite, Studious, vivacious, and very sweet. National Honor Society: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 10, 11, Pres. 12; Red Cross Rep. 10; Tiger Cub 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Gym leaders Club 11. 12; Trampoline Club if, 12; H. R. leader 11, 12; Midgley Science Club 11; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; Student Council Reception Desk Comm., ('hr. 12; Prom Decorating Comm.; Sr. Prom Court. (Jordon, Margaret Anne Peggy alw'ays does her best, To make her life a real success. G. A. A. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Prompt ami Cue Club 12: Pep Club 12; Gym leaders Club 12; French Club 11; Home Economics Club 11. Gorrell, Jack D. A wonderful smile, good-looking, that’s Jack! With all the girls he has a knack. Win the Peace Club 11, 12; Retail Selling Club 'treas. 12. Graham, Florence Isabell Charming, petite, and oh! — so sw'eet, Here’s a girl you’d love to met. G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Home Economics Club 10; Art Club 12; Tiger Sales Rep. 10. Gregorich, James Thomas With “the gang” you’ll always find Jim. Leaving all the girls behind him. Gkoscost, Hope Never made a frown, To set anybody down. G. A. A. 12; Spanish Club 11. Haddad, George R. George is cheery and full of fun, The very best friend of everyone. National Honor Society; Football 10, 11, 12; basketball 10. Halligan, Thomas Tom has many impish ways. He says working never pays. Tiger Corps Sec’y 11, Pres. 12. Hamilton, Betty Betty is a cheerleader fine. On the floor she really can shine. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Ushers Club 12; Red Cross Rep. 10; Tiger Sales Rep. 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Cheer leader 10, 11, 12; H. R. Secretary 12; H. R. Trca surer 11. Harris, Jack Ernest Blond with a smile never a lack, Tall, mischievous, fun-loving Jack. basketball 10. Haswf.ll, Raymond Earl A very nice fellow is Ray, Very few words has he to say. Tiger Corps 10. 11, 12; Radio Club 10; Retail Selling Club 12; Jr. banquet Invitation Comm. Hawthorn, Joan Mona Full of pep she leads our cheers. All throughout our high school years. Jr. Red Cross 10; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Gym Leaders Club 11, 12; Cheer leader 10. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12: Trampoline Club II, Sec’y 12j Pep Club Pres. 12; Ushers Club i2; Student Council Student ( cuter Comm. 12; Chapel Choir 12. Hawthorne, Jan is Elvira Friendly, neat, awful sweet. To know her is a special treat. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 12; Goodbye My Fancy, Comm. 12; Night of January 16th,” Comm. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Midgley Science Club II, 12; Future Teachers 11, 12. Hazuga, Rodney Joseph Devilish, sometimes without a care. He’s always ready to do his share. Latin Club 11; Science Club 12. Hendrickson, YVyanetta Nice to everybody — friends to everyone. Never to be unfair to anyone. Jr. Red Cross 10; Business Club 11, 12. MAY I HELP YOU? Herr, Gene Gene never has much to say, But what he says goes a long, long way. Hetzler, Mary Elizabeth An eager worker, a true friend; Any problem she’s willing to mend. National Honor Society II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; Tiger Staff; Chapel Choir 12; H. K. leader 11; Student Council Reception Desk Comm. 11; Win the Peace Club 10: Latin Club V. Pres. 10, Pres. 11. 12; Midgley Science Club 12; Jr. Banquet Seating Coin in.; Jr. Banquet Publicity Comm. Hornacek, Marian Jane A member of our Tiger Band, And we think that she is grand. (I. A. A. 10; Biology Club 10; Jr. Talent I Jay; Tiger Cub Rep. 12. Householder, Franklin G. Zeke is always bright, That is why he goes for white. Jr. Banquet Invitation Comm. G. A. A. PLAY NIGHT Hoc an son, Harold Harold s one of the quiet boys, Always happy, full of joys. Basketball 10, Slide Rule 10. Hodge, Joan Lee A friendly manner; an easy smile, Makes Joan’s friendship worth our while. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 10. il, Sec’y 12; Tiger Staff; Tiger Roar 11; Prompt and Cue Club 12; (� . A. A. 12; Midgley Science Club 12; Latin Club 11; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Jr. Memories Book Staff; Sr. Announcements Comm. Holmes, Ronald Henry Ronnie’s a member of our Tiger Corps, With his jokes he’ll make you roar. Tiger Corps 10, V. Pres. 11, Treas. 12; The Waltz Dream 10; Hi-Y V. Pres. 12; Win the Peace Club 11. 12; Rifle Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Jr. Banquet Arrangements Comm.; Sr. Prom Orchestra Comm. Huffman, Howard Archie Howard was a quiet lad, Always happy, never sad. Izzo, Walter Anthony A fun-loving boy with lots of friends, And toward a good time he always trends. Football 10, 11, 12. Jackson, Herbert Andrew Herbie’s a fellow who’s seldom bold. Among his possessions is a heart of gold. . � T Javens, Roger Lee This well-dressed boy is quite a sight, All the girls for him do fight. National Honor Society: Tiger Cub 12: Baseball II, 12: Trampoline Club 11. 12: Ass’t H. R. leader il; H. R. Leader 12; Math Club Sec’y 12; Home Economics Club 12; Student Council Reception Desk Comm. 12. Jewell, Betty Jane Through the halls you see her run, Just so the Cub” on time is done. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-V 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 12; Red Cross Rep. 12; Tiger Staff; Tiger Cub 11, Co-editor 12; Uutll and Scroll 11, 12; Prompt and Cue 12; G. A. A. 11. 12; H. R. Sec’y 10; Win the Peace Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 11; Soph. Party Comm.: Student Council Noon Rec. Comm. Chr. 12. Johnson, Robert O. Friendly, handsome, and nice is Bob, To co-edit the Cub” is his main job. Tiger Cub 11, Co Editor 12; Tiger Swing-sters 10. II. 12: Swing Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Orchestra V. Pres. II, Pres. 12; Midwestern Band 11, 12; All-State Orchestra II, 12; Publicity Comm. 12; Sr. Prom. Orchestra Comm.; State Band 12. Kalish, Merrill He’s indifferent toward work. A good time he’ll never shirk. Kaye, William Quiet, bashful is this lad. His warm smile makes us all glad. Rifle Club 11; Art Club 12; Projection Club 12. Keil, Dalbert LaVern He has a sense of humor that is grand And he’s a member of our Tiger Band. Student Council Stu. Ctr. Comm. 12; Hi-Y 12; Win the Peace Club 10, 11, 12; Midg-Icy Science Club 12; Tiger Swingsters io, 11, 12; Jr. Bau |uet Program Comm. Jopchak, Anna Louise At basketball she can’t be beat. Let’s hope she’ll never meet defeat. G. A. A. 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Ilusi-ness Club 12. Jurich, Mildred Joy A hard worker, full of fun, Mildred’s liked by everyone. Business Club 10; Home Economics Club 10; Art Club 10; Retail Selling 12. Kerr, Jack Richard What a handsome fellow is he, Any friendlier he couldn’t be. Hi-Y 10. 11; Trampoline Club II, 12; Ass’t H. R. leader 10; French Club 11. Kerr, Patricia Pat’s very sweet and nice— She’s got control of the mice.” National Honor Society 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Tiger Staff; Ushers Club 10. 11. 12; (I. A. A. 10, II. Sec’y 12; H. R. Treasurer 11; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Midglcy Science Club 12; Math Club II; Future Teachers 11; Jr. Banquet Program Comm.; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. GOOD AFTERNOON Kidd, James B. Not too serious, not too gay. But a rare good fellow in his own way. Retail Selling Club 12; Home Economics Club 12. Kiij.ian, Joanne Mae Really nice and lots of fun, Joan is friendly to everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 10, II: Prompt ami Cue Club 12; (I. A. A. 10, 11; Trampoline Club 11; Tiger Sales Rep. 10; Biology Club 10; Midglev Science Hub 11, 12; Retail Sell ing Club 12. Kraynie, Glenn William This busy boy is always on the run. But he always finds time for fun. Radio Club 11, 12. Kreshon. Rose Marie If girls are made of sweets and stuff. For Rosie’s share, she’s got enough. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Retail Selling Club 12; Jr. Raiupict Seating Comm. Kowal, Marian Louise She is cute and very sweet, To know her surely is a treat. Retail Selling Club 12; Ass't H. R. leader 10. Krwvchyk, Rose Irene Rose is always full of fun, And she has a smile for everyone. Business Club 11, 12: Art Club 12. Lancaster, Alfaretta She takes retail selling and works each day, We all miss her when she’s away. G. A. A. 11, 12; Retail Selling Club 12. Lancaster, Jacqueline Louise Happy-go-lucky all day long. If she isn’t chatting something is wrong. Tri-Hi-Y 10; G. A. A. 11; Gym Leaders C lub 11; Rillc Club 11. “THE BOMBS BURSTING IN AIR” Kirchel, Walter William Walter is a friend indeed. And eager to help when one’s in need. Radio Club 10, II. Kijder, Harold Edward From Patterson Township he does hail: His friendly manner never fails. Rifle Club 10, 11, 12. Landon, Marilyn Margaret Our Marilyn sure goes for Chuck, That’s why she got the diamond luck. Red Cross Rep. 11: 'liner Sales Rep. 11; Trampoline Club II, 12; Home Economics (lub 10. Lattanzio, Charles As a homeroom leader he’s the best, Always pleasant and full of zest. Hi-Y 10; Rifle Club 12; Choir 10, 11, Treas. 12; t'hai� cl Choir 11, 12; “Waltz Dream” 12; H. R. Leader 12; Student Council Ways and Means Comm. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Biology ('lub 12; Math Club 11; Jr. Banquet Program; Jr. Party Comm.; Sr. Party Comm. LaNeve, Betty Jean She leads the Seniors when they cheer, A member that we hold most dear. («. A. A. 10; Gym Leaders (’lub 10; Pep Club 10; Math Club Sec’v 11; Biology Club 11; Retail Selling Club Sec’y 12. LaNeve, James Anthony This member of our football team, We truly hold in high esteem. Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Math Club II, 12. Lash, Robert Bob is of the quiet type. And you’ll never hear him gripe. Spanish Club 11, 12; Biology ('lub 10; Rifle Club 12; Midglev Science Club 12. Lathom, Shirley Ruth Shirley was our football queen, A brighter smile is seldom seen. National Honor Society; Student Council Betterment Comm. 12; Ushers Club 10. 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; “Waltz Dream” 10; Goodbye My Fancy 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Ass’t H. R. Leader 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Football Queen 12; Sr. Prom Court. Leasure, Jane Louise Tiny, sweet and lovely too, Here’s a friend both good and true. Pep Club 12; Home Economics Club 10: Business Club 12. Lin deman, Patricia Lee Patsy’s friendship is a treasure, Just to know’ her is a pleasure. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 10, II. 12; Tiger Roar II; l'iger Staff; G. A. A. 10. 11; Chapel Choir 12; Midglev Science Club 12; Cap and Gown Comm. Lipan, James Steve Jim’s a boy you want to meet. To all his friends he is a treat. Littell, James Easy going, full of fun, Jim’s a friend of everyone. Slide Rule Club 10. 11; Art Club 12. THIS WAY PLEASE Little, Shirley Ann Shirley goes on her way, She’s very sweet all the day. Maxwell, Shirley Irene Always singing is this lass. O’er her voice none will surpass. Tri-Hi-Y 10 ,11, 12; “Goodbye My Fancy” 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Swingster Vocalist 10. 12; “Waltz Dream” 10; Spanish Club 11; Math Club 11; Jr. Rampiet Program 11. Lucci, Virginia Hose She’s always on the honor roll, For o’er her school books — she would droll. Rusiness Club 10, 11, 12. Margolis, Edward M. He’s always rather full of fun, And he can keep you on the run. Waltz Dream 10; Goodbye My Fancy” 12; Night of January 16th 12; Prompt ami Cue Club 12; Fireworks Crew 12; Jr. Banquet Comm.; Sr. Party Comm. McBride, Glenn Loree For the ”Cub” he’s always picturetaking, Glenn’s a future photographer in the making. Hi-Y 10, 11, Treas. 12; H. K. Treasurer 11; Canteen Council II, 12; School Photographer II: Rifle Club 10. Range Officer 11; Win the Peace Club 11; Biology Club 10; Midgtey Science Club V’. Pres. 12; Radio Club Treas. 11; Projection Club 12. McDonald, Joan Ellen Serious, likeable Joan is your friend, Of which she’ll be until the end. Jr. Red Cross 11; Ass’t H. R. leader 10; Student Council 10; Waltz Dream 10; Art Club 10, 11; Tiger Staff; Win the Peace Club 12; Jr. Banquet Comm.; Soph. Party Comm.; Cha|� el Choir 12; Midgley Science Club 12. This Senior Class Meeting Looks Interesting Marsico, Genevieve Hose Here’s a girl who’s a treat to meet, Always smiling, always neat. Tiger Sales Rep. 12; Pep Club Treas. 11. 12; Art Club 11, 12; IJonor’s Party Gift Comm. Martin, Edith Alice Edie is a joy to meet. To be with her is quite a treat. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11; Ushers Club 10, 11 .12; Red Cross Rep. 12; G. A. A. 10. 11; Gym leaders Club 10; Reception Desk 10; H. R. Treasurer 11; Spanish Club 11; Business Club 12; Prom Refreshment Comm. Chr. McFadden, Shirley May Conscientious and so shy, Troubles seem to pass her by. McFarland, Peggy Ann Likeable and sweet, And so very neat. Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, Sec'y 12; Ushers Club 11, 12; G. A. A. 11 ,12 ; Gym leaders Club II, 12; Ass't H. R. Leader 12; Biology Club 10; Cap and Gown Comm.; Student Council Noon Rec. Comm. 12. - ABETH -oally iS seldom hear . .. ias a pleasant word Hostess Club | — Home Kconomics Llub 10 Neal, Louis Aim A lass so jolly and very gay. One who is happy in way. ■ «• . • ■ • | ' x I x m IF I Vf | • � • ' • , er lv� 11; Uiolo y Clui) lO; Husines? u” . • ‘ J‘5 Club 11, 12; j r. llanQuei •Jccora“uK I omm. ; Sr. Prom llccoratinu Meiteh, Mahy Aim is There’s no one like our Mary Ann, She’s the bestest in the land. ii. A. A. 11 ; Home Economics Club lO, 11. Sec'y -Treas. 12; Hostess 12; Refill Selling C'Uih 12. li. A A. IQ, ut 12 i mnin. A little . lMer Uut y qcTn-; n U1a° ....... TME a pleasant Pep dub lO, 11; Gym Moffett, Sakai, Frances WsmaUKOt bVainS- When were But I got none—Sarah had all. YP'V'T , race °ub � 2- Club ,o 1 ,2; U oKy ,0; M� dKl y Science VuY. Mohhbacher, Blanche Marie Silence is characteristic with this lass. O’er one and all she'll soon surpass. Indiana Aptitude Test 1‘ronrani, Co-Clu Men dicino, Mary Grayce Mary is fun-loving, nice and gay. We look forward to seeing her every day. l ep Clui lO, 11. 12; lt is.ii%ess C lub lO; Art Club 12; Jr. llanquet l ecoratiiiK Comm. TVIekuyiviaim, Robert Lyle Among tVie hoys that I do know. He dwells in the very top row. Radio Club lO; Jr. Banquet Comm.; Band V. Pres. 12. IK) YOU remkmbur? Monroe., Robert P. A sunny smile and bright red hair. Makes this football member rare. Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball lO. 11. 12; 11. K. Treasurer 11; lli ologv Club V. Brcs. 11; Spanish Club V l� rcs. 12; Math Club Brcs. 12. Monza, Margaret Rose This jolly miss is very tall. Above this fact, she’s on the ball. Tri-Hi-Y 10: G. A. A. 10. 11; Gym leaders Club 10; Retail Selling Club 12. DOES IT HURT? Moody, Marilyn Jean Jean is quiet and so sweet, As a friend she’s hard to beat. Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; l e|� Club 11. 12; Spanish Club 11; Art Club 12. Morelli, Frank Sam Frank is talented; that’s a fact, For he can sing, sketch, and act. Tiger Sales Rep. 12; Goodbye My Fancy” 12; “Night Must Fall 11: Night of January 16th” 12; Art Club 11. Treas. 12; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. Morktti, John B. Our boy John is quite a guy, Full of fun and not too shy. National Honor Society; H. R. leader 11: Ass’t H. K. leader 12; Student Council Ways and Means Comm. 12; Midgley Science Club 11. Pres. 12; French Chib 11; Math Club 11, Treas. 12; Riology Hub 10. Mulhollen, Janet Marie A hai d worker, But what a corker. Tri-Hi-Y 10; Hostess Club 12; G. A. A. 10; Pep Club 10; Rusiness Club 12. Murray. Richard A. He is never in a hurry, Nothing seems to make him worry. Tiger Corps 12; Radio Club Treas. 10; Slide Rule Club 11 ; Ritie Club 12. Nellas, James Louis Our co-captain is on the ball. An we are sure he’ll never stall. Student Council Visitation Comm. 12; Jr. Memories Staff; Hi-Y 10. Sec’y 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10. 11. 12; H. R. Treasurer 10; H. R. leader 11. 12; Win the Peace Club 10. Treas. 11, 12; French Club 10. Pres. 11; Midgley Science Club 12; Jr. Banquet Publicity Comm. Nf.lle, Virginia Irene Always ready with a smile, She’s a friend all the while. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 10: Prompt and Cue Club 12; Goodbye My Fancy” Student Dir. 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; H. R. Treasurer 11; French Club 10, 11. Nemeth, Carl Carl’s the answer to anyone’s dream, Keeps his mind right on the beam. Tiger Staff; Ride Club 10; H. R. Treasurer 10. 12; Win the Peace Club 10; Radio Club Treas. 11; Sr. Announcement Comm. Noll, August Richard Fun loving Augie, tuba in hand, He’s a member of our Tiger band. Win the Peace Club 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Home Economics Club 12; Jr. Banquet Baud. Oldencott, Mildred E. Mildred is a loyal band member, Her pleasant ways we’ll always remember. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Ushers Club 12; Jr. Red Cross 10; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; H. R. Secretary « 12; Spanish ( tub II. 12; Midgley Science Club 11; Future Teachers 12. Olzack, Eleanor Louise Pleasing manner, dancing feet. For a friend she can’t be beat. Tri-Hi Y 10 .11, 12; Ass't H. R. Leader 10; Ushers Club 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. 12; Gym leaders 11. 12; Win the Peace (lub 12; Latin Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Tiger Cub, Feature Ed. 12; Tiger Sales Rep. 11, 12; Nlajorette 10, 11. Head 12. Olzak, Alberta Gene With sparkling smile and friends galore, She’s a girl we do adore. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Ushers Club 12; II. K. leader 10; Student Council Assembly Comm. 10, 12: Future Teachers 11, Pres. 12: Latin Club 10. 11, 12; Tiger Roar Co-Editor 12; Midg-ley Science Club II ; Sr. Announcement Comm. Orlowski, Helen Teresa Helen is always in a hurry, A wonder she isn’t in a flurry. Business Club 12; Honor's Gift Comm, Co-Chairman. Patterson, Willard Lew A member of our band so neat, This drummer really can’t be beat. National Honor Society; Tiger Staff; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 Gosj el Team; Win the Peace Club 10. 11. Pres. 12; Latin Club 10; Projection Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11, 12; Rifle Club II; Tiger Roar Ass’t Edit -r ii; Jr. Banquet Band; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Wavs and Means Ccmni. 12. Pavlinch, Donald Eugene Helpful, cheerful, full of laughs, A fun-loving member of our class. Art Club 11, 12. Plf.tz, Isabel Amelia Nice, pleasant, talkative is she, A successful secretary, someday, she’ll be. Business Club 11, 12. Owen, John F. Give him a camera and he’s all set, At snapping pictures he’s a vet. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Midgley Science (lub 11. 12; Ass't H. R. leader 12; Sr. Announcement Comm.; Tiger Staff Photographer; Student Council Stu. Ctr. Comm. 12; Gospel Team 11. Poerio, Alice Ann In later years when this we see, We wonder , if Poerio” the name will be. G. A. A. 10, 11; Business Club 10. 11; Pep Club 10. Patterson, Frances Ann Our class secretary, one of the best. Activities and friends will tell the rest. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club II, 12; Tiger Cub Rep. 10; G. A. A. 10. II. 12; Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Class Secretary 10, II. 12; Student Council Visitation Comm. Chr. 12; Win the Peace Club 10, 11, 12; Soph. Party Comm.; Sr. Prom Court. Popik, Darlene Helen Darlene’s free and easy going, Here’s a girl truly worth knowing Choir 10; Business Club 10; Retail Sell iug ('lub 12. IT MUS I' BE GOOD Ree, James Presecan, George M. He is always a quiet lad, All in all keeps up with the fad. Retail Selling Club 12. Prosnick, Joseph L. He’s never excited as we know. Easy going, fun-loving, witty Joe. Tiger Staff. Pulcini, Eli Eli can really draw, If you put down the law. Model Makers Club 12. Raybuck, Jane Ellen You always know when Jane’s around. A truer friend cannot be found. G. A. A. 10, 11: Trampoline Club 11; Chapel Choir 12: Waltz Dream 10; Rifle Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Spanish Fiesta Chr. 12. Shy and rather quiet is Jim, But still we all like him. Art Club 11. Reeher, Ronald Duane At first, Donald appears rather shy. But a nicer friend, money can’t buy. Ren KEN BERGER, LEONARD Len hails from Beaver vale, He thinks our high school’s really swell. Rhodes, Frances Sarah As a pal she fits the bill, Of what you ask, she always will. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; G. A. A. 11; Business Club 10, 11. 12; Home Economics Club 10; Chapel Choir 12. USHERS ARE INITIATED, TOO Rayz, Dolores Mae When she’s asked for something to do— She’ll do it—through and through. National Honor Society; Tiger Start-; G. A. A. 10, 11. 12; Win the Peace Club 10, 11. 12; French Club 10, Secretary 11: Midg-Icy Science Club 12; Home Economics Oub 10; Jr. Banquet Souvenir Comm. Rhodes, James Scott Scott works hard at wit and whim, But school work seems to bother him. Future Farmers 10. 11; Tiger Corps 12. Rhodes, Velma Jean Of this blond, Wc are very fond. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12: G. A. A. 11; French Club 10: Business Club 11, 12. Richard, Charles Boyd Chuck is always on the go, And in nothing is he slow. National Honor Society 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, II, Pres. 12: � osj el Team 10, 11, 12: Tiger Staff; Tiger Roar. Co-Editor; Jr. Memories Hook Staff; Student Council Betterment Comm.: Latin Club 10, 11; Biology Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11; Win the Peace Club 12; Sr. Announcements Comm. Richeal, Lewis E. This young lad needs no pills. For he is always full of thrills. Retail Selling Club 12. Rimbey, Donna Mae She’s brainy, cute, and neat. Studious, sincere, and very sweet. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y Tre.is. 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 11. 12; Tiger Staff; O. A. A. 10; H. R. Leader 10; Ass’t H. R. leader 11 ,12; Win the Peace Club 10. 11. 12; Latin Club 10; French Club II; Midgley Science Club 12; Donor’s Party (lift Comm.; Student Council Ways and Means Comm. 12. Robinson, Lee On the drums, Lee’s really swell, A future bandleader? You never can tell. Tr. Hamiuet Hand; Tiger Swingster- 10. 11. 12. Romigh, Howard James If some mischief you find’s been done. You’ll find Jim’s the guilty one. Rihely, Caroline Barbara She is sincere in every way, Never has too much to say. French Club 11; Midgley Science Club 12. Rose, Elaine A hard worker, who’s really sweet. For a friend she’s hard to beat. National Honor Society; Tiger Staff, Ass't Editor; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; G. A. A. 11; Business Club 10, II, 12; Sr. Party, Food Comm.; Jr. Memories Rook. Co- Editor. Riley, Bernard John Bernard who is quite a brain, Really has to keep in train. National Honor Society; Win the Peace Club 12; Latin Club 10; Midgley Science Club 11, Treas. 12: Math Club 12; Soph. Talent Day; Jr. Banquet Pub. Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm., (’hr. Ross, George Edward He takes life as it comes, Never worries, never runs. Retail Selling Club 12 THE CAMERA DOES NOT LIE Russell, Kathleen Anne Kathleen’s peppy-and very tall. And has the gayest time of all. Latin Club 11; Math Club 11; Art Club 10, 11; Jr. Memories Hook Staff; Tiger Staff. Ryan, Duane A. Indifferent toward his schoolvvork, And from pleasure doesn’t shirk. Student Council 10; Hasketbali 11, 12; Ass’t H. R. leader 10; Art Club 11. Schied, Anna Mae Radiant smile, very dark hair, Makes the day sunny everywhere. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; G. A. A. 10, 11; Ass’t H. R. Leader 11; Student Council Noon Rec. Comm. 11 ; H. R. Treasurer 12; Sr. Announcements Conun. 12; Red Cross Rep. 10. Schmolly, Donald Don seldom hurries. And of his school work never worries. Tiger Corps 12; Projection Club 10. Schramm, George Happy-go-lucky all day long. If he isn’t, something is wrong. Rifle Club 10. 11; Slide Rule Hub 11. 12. Schramm, Johnna Ix u Loads of fun, lots of pep. That is Johnna — hep! hep! hep! Jr. Red Cross 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; Prompt and Cue Club 12; “Years Age ” U; Night Must Fall, Costumes 11; “Goodbye My Fancy.” Publicity 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Biology Club 10; I atin Club 10, II; Tiger Roar Staff 12; Midwestern Orchestra 12; Sr. Prom Orchestra Comm. OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY Schinke, Gertrude Gert’s a gal we’re glad to have met, Her swell personality; we’ll never forget. National Honor Society 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. 10, II, 12; Ushers Club 11, V. Pres. 12; G. A. A. 10. 11. Pres. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 10: H. R. Leader 11; Student Council Stu. Ctr. Comm. Chr. 12; Win the Peace Club 10; Orientation Day Comm. 11; Donor's Party Gift Comm, Schwamel, Ruth Emmalin We’ll take Ruth any day. Because she’s nice in every way. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11; Tiger Staff Business Manager; Indiana Aptitude 'l est Program, Co-Chr.; Business Club 12. Schlosser, Mary Jane The good natured lass. Of our Senior class. Red Cross Rep. 10. Scott, Rita Jo-Ann Jo Ann’s art is very fine. One of the best from 209. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; Tiger Staff; “Walt Dream” 10; Chapel Choir 11. 12; Girls’ Trio 11, 12; Midwestern Choir 12; G. A. A. II ; II. R. Secretary 10, 12; Midgley Science Club 12; Art Club 10, Pres. 11. V. Pres. 12; Jr. Banc|uet Comm.; Reception Desk 11. Seaburn, John Richard John is just like a breeze. He’s here— He’s there He’s quite a tease. Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Tiger Roar Staff 12; Protection Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Basketball 10; Art Club 10; Spajiish Club 11, 12; Jr. Haiu|uet Ent. Comm. Shaffer, Nanette Jane Nan is a friend, tried and true. Without her wit we would be blue. Spanish Club II. Shumaker. Earl Richard In our line he really clicks, Helping us to move those sticks. National Ibmor Society; Win the Peace Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10: .Math Club 11; French Club V. Pres. II; Midgley Science Club 12. Shuman, Gayle She may be leaving the school now. But her heart will be there somehow. Tiger Staff; Majorette 10, II, 12; Business Club 12. Shanahan, Mary Frances Mary’s tall, sweet and neat, She’s the nicest person to meet. Business Club 12. Singleton, Mary Ann A lovely girl in every way, Who seldom has a word to say. Hostess Club 12. Sheridan, Robert Lee Bob is courteous to all he knows, And quietly about his work he goes. Business Club 12. Smakosz, Richard Wavy hair, nice bait. Makes some girl a swell date. Football 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10. Shinke, William This new boy has entered our class, We’ll show him how we all surpass. Smilak, Irene Rose Quite a doll and a dream, Everyone says that’s Irene. G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Midg-ley Science Club 12. COME TO THE FIESTA WITH ME FOR DEAR OLD HIGH SCHOOL Smith, Gary At first Gary appears as quiet. After things get going, what a riot. Smith, Graham H. Graham is quiet, but it wouldn’t be kind To say he’s too quiet to have a good time. Smith, Joycelyn Lee Fun-loving, attractive, very neat, Ever-dancing Joyce is very sweet. (I. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Gym leaders Club 10, 11, 12; “Waltz Dream” 10; Chajiel Choir 12: Donor’s Party (lift Comm. Smith, Nancy Ann Nancy’s cute and really sweet, A nicer friend you’ll never meet. H. R. Sec'y 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Future Teachers 11, 12. Staab, Henry Clarke A Chippewa lad, nice to met, With a personality hard to beat. National Honor Society; Win the Peace (loh io. li, 12; Ass’t H. R. Leader 12; Student Council Reception Desk Comm. 12; Donor's Party Comm.: Science Club 12; Jr. Memories Rook Staff; Jr. Banquet Arrangements Comm. Stanko, Marianne She is sweet and petite, And so very nice to meet. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Jr. Memories Book Staff; II. K. Sec’y 10; Ushers Club 12; Tiger Staff 12; (I. A. A. 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Ass’t H. R. Leader 11; H. R. Treasurer 12: Business Hub 10, 11, 12; Student Council Reception Desk Comm. 11: Donor’s Clift Comm. Co-Chairman. Stanko, Robert Ronald Always dependable and on the job, Always gives a smile—that’s Bob. Biology Club 11; Soph. Party Program Comm. Steele, Gilbert Gilbert was a manager of the team, And looked upon with high esteem. Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12; Model Makers Club 12; Slide Rule Club 12; Radio Club 10; Cap and Gown Comm.; Donor’s Party Comm. Stefura, Joe Although he is rather small, He is liked by one and all. Model Makers Club 12. Stockunas, Charles M. On the gridiron he does star, When he’s there, we can go far. Football 10. 11. 12. Stone, Shirley Joan Deliberate action, little noise. She is a girl with grace and poise. O. A. A. 10. 11, 12: Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Business Club 11. V. Pres. 12; Home Ec. Club 12; Tiger Sales Rep. 12. Swick, Samuel Orrin The band's his pride, and his joy, He certainly is a lucky boy. Tiger Cub II, News Editor 12; Projection Club 10, 11, Pres. 12: Swingsters Mgr. 12; List and Found Comm. 12. Tabay, Winifred Winnie is a friend indeed, Always around in time of need. Business Club 10. Tataseo, Matilda Grace A wonderful girl that’s never quiet, But, nevertheless, We like it!” Ushers Hub 10. II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; (I. A. A. 10, 11, 12: TramjK� line Club il; Gym Leaders Club 12; Pep Club 11; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Science Hub 12; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm. Tataseo, Meade Robert Here comes Meade. Where there’s a feed. Football 10, 11, 12; Home Ec. Club 11. Tener, Chalmer A. Chalmer is always in the air. For on the trampoline, he would dare. Projection Club 10; Radio Club 10;Tramt o-line Team 10, 11, 12; Retail Selling Club 12. Tenor, Beryl Joy The leading lady of our school play. She’ll probably be an actress some day. National Honor Society Jr. Red Cross V. ITes. 12; Prompt ami Cue Club 12; “(lood-bve My Fancy 12; Win the Peace Hub l6, 11. 12; Latin Club 10; Home Economics Chib 10, 11; Future Teachers 11; Midglcy Science Club 12; Donor’s Party Comm. Thomas, Martin Here’s a fellow who’s rather short, But he is rarely out of sorts. Retail Selling Club V. Pres. Thompson, Charlotte E. If ever a friend you should need. Go to Charlotte; she’ll take heed. Tri-Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Tiger Cub 12; G. A. A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Future Teachers 11, 12; ?r. Banquet Invitation Comm.; Prom Refreshment Comm. 12. Thompson, Robert L. A handsome boy is Bob indeed, A trusting friend in every need. Retail Selling Club 12. ANY CHKMICAI.S TODAY? Tisdale, Edward T. With brains and smile, a lot of skill, A very large place in this world he’ll fill. National Honor Si ciety 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Midglev Science Club 11, 12; Math Club 11. Tosadori, Loritta Eileen Always laughing, always gay. Makes Tossi nice in every way. G. A. A. 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; H. R. Treasurer 11; Business Club 10, 11. Tress. 12; Home Ec. Club 10, 11, Pres. 12; Hostess Club. Pres. 12; Student Council Ctr. Comm. 12. Tuminski, Joan Pauline A cute little lass. With plenty of class. Tri-Hi-Y 10, Service Ch. 11, 12; Ushers Club 11. 12; H. R. leader 12; Student Council Ways and Means Comm. 12; H. R. Scc'y 11; G. A. A. 10; Gym Leaders Club 10, 12; Spanish Club II ; Donor’s Party Comm. Tunno, Richard Rich is a very good fellow. Sometimes his slips were yellow. Retail Selling Club 12. Twenty, Ronnie June Bonnie is a cute blond lass, Always at the head of the class. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12: Win the Peace Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10; Business Club 10, 11. 12; Tiger Sales 12; Midwestern Orchestra 11, 12. THE ARTISTS MAKE THE SCENERY Vekasy, Albert John He is one of the nice cow-hoots. When he dons his cowboy boots. Veon, Robert John As a manager he’ll go far. As a friend he is a star. Football 10, Mgr. 11; Basketball Mgr. 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Win the Peace Club 12; Soph. Party Program Comm. Vogler, Leroy Frederick Even-tempered, he always shows, Kindness to everyone he knows. Model Making Club, V. Pres. 12. Uselton, Ellen Lorraine And makes a hit with every boy. Ellen is one pride and joy, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; “Goodbye Mv Fancy” 12; Night of January 16th.” Business Mgr.; G. A. A. 11. 12; Pep Club 11, 12; J r. Banquet Comm. Varga, Mary Ann She’s rather quiet and petite, And just the girl you’d like to meet. National Honor Society: Tiger Staff Editor; Jr. Memories Book Staff; Student Council Publicity Comm. 12; 'Tiger Cub Sales Rep. 10; Jr. Red Cross 12; G. A. A. 10. 11, 12; H. R. 'Treasurer 10, 12; Art Club 10, Rej orter 11. Pres. 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm. Wagoner, Dale A very nice fellow is he, He’ll go a long way; just wait and see. Hi Y 10, Tiger Corps 11; Future Farmers 10, Treas. 11, 12. Wainwright, Edith A sweeter girl you never did see, For a sweeter girl there cannot be. Walker, W’illiam Allen Lots of pep, full of fun, Bill’s polite to everyone. Win the Peace Club 12; Home Economics Club 11. W'allace, G. Glen Happy-go-lucky with never a care, For that he’s really got a flair. Tiger Cub II, 12; Home Economics Club 12. Warner, Jacqueline She is nice and very sweet, A girl like her is hard to beat. Ushers Club 11, 12; Red Cross Ret . 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Gym leaders Club 11; Trampoline Club 11; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Chapel Choir II, 12; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Donor's Party Gift Comm. W'atkins, James A. Full of fun and laughter is our Jim, You’ll never find him lacking vim. Projection Club 10; Chapel Choir 11, 12; )j eretta 10; Football 10; Sr. Party Comm. Weaver, Richard Richard’s name is changed to Red, Very little has he ever said. Weekley, Esther Mae You never see Esther without a smile, With her around life’s not a trial. Retail Selling Club 12. Weir, Willard Thomas Willard never has much to say, He’s almost always here each day. Tiger Corps 10, 11; Jr. Banquet Invitation Comm. Welsh, Ronald Ronnie hasn’t much to say. But as a friend he's “O. K.” WE WON OI K PRIZE, 309 Wen k nous, James As one of our class he’s a member, He is one we will always remember. Rifle Club 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12: Middle) Science Club 12: Announcements Comm. Clir. Weir, Sherry Joanne Sherry likes to talk; she’s good in gym, When she’s around; nothing is dim. Pep Club 12. Rifle Club 11. Williamson, Carole Ann Chemistry and Physics make you frown, But they never got Carole down. Projection Club 10: Latin Club 11, 12; Math Club 11; Midgley Science Club 11. Wilson, Janet Yvonne Most retiring and not so tall. Good things come in packages small. G. A. A. 10, 11; Gym leaders Club 11; Biology Club 10, II; Retail Selling Club 12. Wood, Samuel Robert Sammy was a quiet lad, All in all he wasn’t bad. Slide Rule Club 10; Rifle Club 10. Wright, David William Sometimes happy, sometimes grave, Serious, whimsical, witty—Dave. Young, Edward A likeable guy with a friendly smile. He thinks of sports all the while. Sr. Prom Decorating Comm.; Football 10: Art Club 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Decorating Comm. Young, Janet Lorraine Pretty, pleasant, not much to say, Janet’s O. K.” in every way. Reception Desk Comm. 12; H. R. Treasurer 12; Business Club 11, 12. THE SOPHS IN 205 WIN, TOO Wiltrout, George Calvin This fellow never seems unhappy, He’s always gay and very snappy. Radio Club 10. 11, 12; Slide Rule Club 10. 12. Young, Jean In Jean, charm, reserve, and grace, Always a smile on her cute face. National Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Tiger Roar Staff 12; Tiger Staff; H. R. Secretary 12; Business Club 10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Student Council Wavs and Means Comm. 12; Pep Club 11; Win the Peace Club 10. WERE YOU THERE? Zahn, Nancy Carol Always working for our class, Nancy is a charming lass. National Honor Society 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 10. 11, 12; Ushers C lub 10, 11, 12; Student Council Secretary 10; Student Council Assembly Comm. 10, (’hr. 12; Class Vice President 10. 11, 12: G. A. A. II. 12; Win the Peace Ciub 10, 11, 12; Latin Club II; Midgley Science Club 11; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. Co.-Chr.; Sr. Prom Court. Zimmerman, Eugene Nothing bothers him at all, Maybe that’s why he’s so tall. Retail Selling Club 12. Zirat, Shirley Pauline A talented miss we have here. Known for her music far and-near. Ti cr Sales Rep. 11; French Club 10t 11; Win the Peace Club 11; Midgley Science Club 11; Future Teachers 11, i2; Jr. Banquet Seating Comm.; Donor’s Party Gift C omni. ZUBERBUHLER, IIaRRY RlCHARD Zuby’s a leader in school today. He’s also versatile in every way. National Honor Society 11. 12; Hi-Y 12; Tram|w line Club 11, Pres. 12; H. R. Leader 10; Student Council V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Student Council Noon Recreation Comm. 10; Reception Desk 10; Midgley Science Club 11. 12: Spanish Club 11: “Goodbye My Fancy” 12; “Night of January 16th 12; Prompt ami Cue Club 12. Zurga, Thomas Funny remarks, a big smile, Tom keeps us laughing all the while. ROW 1 Elish Abbonizio Maretta Andrews Nila Allison Barbara Asche Neal Anderson Betty Baker ROW 2 Dale Baker Jerry Barnhart Eugene Barr Isabel Bartet Lewis Bayne Mary Ann Bayne ROW 3 Patty Beatty George Bell Bettie Bednar Mary Belonzi Theodore Belczyk Daniel Beltz Beverly Berry David Binder John Blinn ROW 4 Joyce Blucher Karl Boak Priscilla Boettner ROW 5 Donald Bonomo Walter Bonomo Patricia Bowser Mary Bozzo Shirley Bradshaw Martha Branch ROW 6 Robert Brandt Donna Brown Harry Brenzo Herbert Brown Barbara Brockhouse Joseph Brown ROW 7 Donald Brozich Emanuel Bryant Charles Brydebell Katherine Bucher Patty Burson Shirley Burau ROW 8 Marilyn Burkhart JoAnn Campbell Richard Cairns Anne Cantelmi Barbara Caler Josephine Capparelli Joel Carr Sylvia Carroll Jean Chapman ROW 9 Annette Chiodo Ronald Chiodo Paul Cline Harold Coast Myrna Cohen Joseph Colin ROW 10 Robert Conners Donald Corl Delna Corwin r Z'i A 7 fs an A km ? ' ( A 1 ROW 1 Janet Cowan Robert Cowie Shirley Cox Mary Craft Phyllis Crangi Mary Crawford ROW 2 Ozella Crayton John Crombie Betty Jo Croft Dorothy Croud Gilda Crognale Leroy Curry ROW 3 William Daugherty Edward DeRose Jerry Davis Helen Deselich John Deltino Fred Dettinger ROW 4 Arlene Donnelly Sarah Duncan James Douglas Robert Dunn James Duncan Roy Enslen ROW 5 Lillian Estermyer Ronald Fahle William Estermyer Phyllis Ferguson Frank Evans Andrew Feyka ROW 6 Jean Fields Linda Focer James Fitzgerald Patricia Foley Leonard Fluharty Charles Forrest Richard Fox Ruth Fox Jude Foxall ROW 7 Ronald Frederick Marcia Froimson Donna Frye ROW 8 Carl Fuss James Garvin Robert Gabrich Richard Gaz Norma Galli Rose Gerard ROW 9 Janet Gifford Mary Lou Glozzy Sheldon Gilbert Donald Graham Paul Glover Norma Granati Kathleen Grier Martha Griswold William Gropp ROW 10 Dean Grossman James Gunn Thomas Hagg ROW 1 Richard Hall Wayne Hammond Stuart Hammerle Robert Hanby Carol Hammers Jerry Haney Jane Harding David Hawk Henry Hayes ROW 2 James Heesen John Hemphill Donald Herrmann ROW 3 Sherry Hites Marie Hornacek Geraldine Hoika Mildred Hornacek Thomas Hollinback John Houston Ann Howe John Howe Nancy Hoy ROW 4 Janet Huffman Kitty Hughes Edward Hutchinson ROW 5 Marguerite Jackson Lois Jobes Kenneth Jenkins Clifford Johnston Lester Jewell James Johnson ROW 6 Gayle Johnston Mike Jurich Rose Kaleta Mildred Kalivoda Ronald Karaisz Robert Kaye Vella Ruth Keller David Kenny Artherine Kerns ROW 7 Earl Keslar Ray King Delores Kinney ROW 8 Bernadette Klepic Jack Kludo Stanley Koczur Ronnie Kommer Edward Krzemienski Robert Kuder ROW 9 Dan Laderer John LaNeve Vincent Langone Connie Lansberry Darlene Lane William Lash ROW 10 John Lathom Joe Littell Betty Little Jane Long Ruth Ludwig Thomas Lynch St A ■ 1 rit t V V St S3 r w $ VI A i it “ k Z m ft) 01 '■ h r. i fj i : - ? ''Wj Uk m r a Efe St ’ A v ROW 1 A trr W irf � it v i r j r Annette MacAnlis John Madden Michael Mannerino Barbara Manor Richard Manzetti Mary Kay Marshall ROW 2 Robert Martella Nancy Marx Rita Marsh Charlet McCollum Gene Marx Alan McGaffick ROW 3 Mildred McGeary Gerald McKee Bernice McGee Betty McKenna Etta McKee Jeanne McKinney ROW 4 Richard McMillen Maryann Miller Norma Meiter Judith Moats Dean Miller Shirley Mohrbacher Blanche Moore Julia Moore Sylvia Morar Dominic Muoio Patty Muoio Herbert Murphy ROW 5 Sally Mount Joe Moye Lydia Mrkva ROW 6 Donald Murray Robert Murray James Naugle Nancy Neeley Ronald Nicholson Ronald O’Brien ROW 7 Charles O’Dell Eleanor Oliver Caryl Olson ROW 8 Marion Olzack Eugene Palka Edward Orlowski Kenneth Pander John Palaich Shirley Parsons ROW 9 Evelyn Partington Arlene Patterson Ruth Partington Lawrence Patterson Robert Patsy Fred Pearsall ROW 10 Elizabeth Pearson Marvin Peck Nancy Pengidore James Pennington Margaret Perencevic John Peters Ernie Phillips Margaret Phillips Margaret Pinksa Anna Plowmaker Sally Plowmaker Eugene Podnar Aaron Pulcini Richard Pullinger Lester Radcliffe Harold Reid Janet Richard Joan Richardson Joyce Rischpater Nancy Ritchie Dorothy Robinson Richard Rowe James Rozunick Edward Sahli Frank Shaffer Don Schied Donna Schied Wilbur Scott Dan Sekeres Hugh Shearer William Shoaff Joyce Shotsinger Donald Shroads ROW 1 Gerald Pittler Jack Pitzer Robert Pletz ROW 2 Richard Policaro Sue Provence Eva Psik ROW 3 Patricia Ramsey Frank Reda Sandra Reed ROW 4 Rose Rihely Richard Riley Charles Rimbey ROW 5 Robert Robinson Gary Rosenblatt Nancy Ross ROW 6 James Sallie Laverne Sanford Jo Luanne Sawatzke ROW 7 Sylvia Schied Don Schlotter William Schroeder ROW 8 Dennis Shephard James Shephard Christopher Sherrill ROW 9 Jerry Shrum Margaret Simon June Simpson ROW 1 Betty Singleton Gabriel Sirianni Marie Slyman Norman Smith Richard Smith Carol Snowden David Steele Vivian Stone Eddie Stover George Smith Harry Smith Jack Smith ROW 2 Ira Snyder Patricia Snyder William Spann ROW 3 John Stover Robert Stratton Evelyn Swick Frank Theurel Bill Thompson David Thompson ROW 4 Carl Tragesser Thomas Tress Louise Tunno ROW 5 Betty Twenty Minnie Vogler Edward Uebelacker Joe Walton Norma Villa Gary Watson ROW 6 Janet Weaver James Weaver Nita Weinschenk Esther White Tom Whitehouse Theodore Whit la ROW 7 Betty Wickline Mary Wilson Harold Willard Dolores Wischermann Patty Wilmoth Shirley Wissner Robert Wooley Ronald Yoho Harry Yokel ROW 8 Darlene Young Donald Young Henry Young ROW 9 Joanna Young Theodore Young John Young Shirley Zellefrow Juniors In Action Sophomore Performances mm 0 FT 1 o V i 0. rv 0 T • ' tit f r ROW 1 Raymond Abels Mary Agnew Katherine Aldrich l� is Aldrich David Allen Jack Anion Joyce Anderson ROW 2 Susan liable James Barnes Clyde Harr William Harr Arthur Barrett Donald Barrett Jo Ann Bartus ROW 3 Beverly Beightley Joseph Bell Laura Mae Bell Bruce Benden David Bentley Mary Berdan James Berresford ROW 4 Robert Berry Joseph Binder Shirley Bischoff Thomas Biswick Nathan Blinn Carol Bonanni Richard Bonaparte ROW 5 Victor Bonomo Ronald Bork Gerald Bowker Lee Bowman William Boyce Frederick Bozic John Bradshaw ROW 6 Marlene Breckenridge Doris Brenner Marlene Brenner (iwendolyn Bren son Marlene Broomfield Howard Brown Virginia Brown ROW 7 Betty Busang Phyllis Butler Pete Cabrera William Camp Mary Cananzi Patsy Caracter Edward Carley ROW 8 Glenn C'artwright Nancy Cercone Robert Ceriani Omer Chidester John Cholewski Benjamin Clark Bertha Cleckley ROW 9 Alfred Clerici Richard Cline Mary Comby Sylvia C'onard Harriet Conway l� is Jean Cook R � bert Cook ROW 10 Shirley Cook Bernice Cowan Raymond Cowie Samuel Crangi Dorothy Crawford Nancy Crawford John Cronin ROW 11 John Cunningham Ernest D’Achille Lorenzo D’Achille William D’Andrea Robert Daniels Anne Davidson Marlene Davidson ROW 12 Donna Davis La Verne Davis I� uise Dawson Marlene DeBona Marian Denson Darlene Dillan Edna Dillon ROW 13 Ernest Dostalik Rex Downie Carol Duncan William Ebersberger Velma Edwards Carl Ehrenberg Anna Jean Elder ROW 1 David Engle Joan Enslen Richard Estermyer Stephen Farkas Robert Felice William Fell ROW 2 Thomas Ferguson Richard Finney Virginia Fischer Mary Fluharty Clara Franer Bernice P'razier Virginia Freed ROW 3 Phyllis Freshwater Anthony Fubio William Fusetti Norman (lalli Robert Carman Betty (Jatti Phyllis Gaudio ROW 4 Louis (ireco Patricia Green Mike Gregorich Charles Gibson Marlene Grimm Eleanor Grimm Jeannette Griswold ROW 5 Lerov Gropp William Gruber Claire Grunagle John Gumpf Stella Gurski Richard Gutherlein Jo Ann Haddox ROW 6 Peggy Haddox Edna Hage Andy Halich Rose Marie Hall Michael llalligan Alice Hamilton Robert Hamilton ROW 7 Connie Harding Norma Harlan Robert Ham Hilda Harris Raymond Hartshorn Joan Haswell John Hauman ROW 8 Carolyn Hawthorne Jacklyn Hays Mary Hcgner Arthur Hendrickson Virginia Hcnery Denny Herman Jo Ann Hill ROW 9 Betty Hildebrand Robert Hiltz Beverly Hosack Edward Howarth Mary Jane Howarth Edward Hultz Marian Hummel ROW 10 Marlene Hupp Harry lcenhour Roy lcenhour Beverly Jackson Harold Jackson Leonard James John Javens ROW II Ruth Jewell Earl Johnke Mary Johnson Elaine Johnston Shirley Johnston Gwendolyn Jones Dale Kelley ROW 12 Robert Kelly Ann Kennedy Jack Kennedy Rochelle Kerns Margretta Kerr Donald Kimmel Robert King ROW 13 Pauline Kirchel Thomas Kirkpatrick Nancy Klein Mary Jane Koczur Barbara Kossler Mabel Kossler Alma Kralic Xj. j — J V «r a. :+ 1 i ’•'UA4•; W . 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Ok i i'j, ] r rv • 'f'S?' 1 .•V ' 1 ' a a i fi fS Ki BoBt 1 r • Br i � m £ a - k r i % i 5 mk a r s ( 133 v a a a ROW 1 Tillie Krawchyk Evelyn Kraynie Patricia Kuder Melba Lane Marjorie I asli Hetty Laszacs Edward Laszacs ROW 2 Joan Lauch Janet Laveing Reigna Lenz Jack I eslie Robert Liberty John Lindsay Richard Lippe ROW 3 Ruth Ixuig David Ix� |iez Richard Ludwig Shirley Mallick Catherine Mannerino Barbara Marcbwinski Wayne Markle ROW 4 William Marsh Cloie Martin Claire Marty Laurie Maruca Donna Mason Lawrence Masotti Joan Masson ROW 5 Shirley Mate Mary Mawhinney Adrian McBrien Patricia McClevish Bonita McClinton Richard McCormick Virginia McCormick ROW 6 Charlene McCoy Kathryn McCoy Kay McCreadv Marlene McCullough Etta McDade Beverly McGee Joann McKim ROW 7 William McKimm Patricia McKinley Keith McMurdy Nancy Meleg Richard Mennell Roberta Mention Joseph Miksch ROW 8 George Miller Howard Milliren Bert Milnes Ralph Mills Madelvn Minnette Janice Mitchell Mary E. Mitchell ROW 9 Dorothy Molder Betty Moore Frances Moore Keith Moore Thomas Moore Shirley Morgan Margery Morse ROW 10 Jack Muntean Patty Neale Madelvn Nemeth William Newell Robert Noel Jack O'Laughlin Frederick Oldencott ROW 11 Robert Orlowski Phillip Ortega Joyce Ostrom William Palombo Virginia Parkhill Andrew Patterson Lea Patterson ROW’ 12 Robert Panletich Anna Mae Pegg Arlene Pegg Thomas Phillips David Piersol Ruth Plowmaker Stanley Podbielski ROW 1 IiOuis Ray l)onua Ree James Renn Hetty Riley Shirley Robinson Ralph Rocco Oliver Roeder ROW 2 Jacqueline Rose David Ross Thomas Rowe Eileen Russell Eileen R. Russell Frances Sarson l� ra l ee Sayre ROW 3 Eleanor Schmidt Alex Schinke Ronald Schollaert Robert Schooley Raymond Schutte Dorothy Schwenk Richard Scott ROW 4 Mary Selasky (ierahline Shawver Ellen Sheehan Jean Shroads Polly Siever Louis Simon Harry Singleton ROW 5 I ettie I� u Smith George Smolich Audrey Snedeker Everett Soars Robert Spann Delores Stcdina Irene Steltcr ROW 6 Phyllis Stevens Charles Stewart Thomas Stewart Robert Straub Frederick Strohl Patrick Sullivan Marlene Suran ROW 7 Carol Swick Jean Sylvester Patricia Tennant David Theuerl Shirley Thomas Douglas Thompson Frank Tondo ROW 8 Helen Tress Frank Tronzo Lloyd Turnbull Sylvia Varkonyi Stephen Vekasy Lois Yency Joan Veon ROW 9 Elizabeth V’ok James Vorous Lee Wagoner Joyce Walters Patricia Weaglcy Rita Weatherly Phyllis Weaver ROW 10 Donna Weigle Fredricka Weinschenk Robert Welsh Marjorie Wenkhous June West Jerry White Jo Ellen White ROW II Lulu Belle White Joy Whitslar Shirley Why Jack Wier Robert Wilds Katherine Willson William Wiltrout ROW 12 Virginia Wischcrman Spencer Wise Harold Woodruff Gloria Wright Duane Yohe Donna Young Harold Young ROW 13 Joan Young John Young Ronald Young Charles Zellefrow Robert Zirat Gregory Zubrowski ( at. vt j | ft V ft a % y % 4, ■ m � ’ tk a. ( iA a ci tv 1 ft r T V ■}. W i m a % i. m -• a fAZ � xi i I • v wm ,'A t-.' LL IT’s ALWAYS FRESH Noon Recreation____________Chr. Betty Jane Jewell Ways and Means----------------Chr. Patty Dressier Lost and Found------------------Chr. Linda Focer Publicity---------------------------Chr. Louis Camp Picnic---------------------------Chr. Robert Chiodo Student Council President---------------------Richard Zuborbuhler Vice President______________________Joyce Blucher Assembly________________________Chr. Nancy Zahn Student Center________________Chr. Gert Schinke Reception Desk_______________Chr. Sally Good worth Betterment_________________Chr. Christopher Sherrill Visitation_________________Chr. Frances Patterson Secretary__________________________Eleanor Grimm - . Treasurer__________________________Patty Dressier S t LL CL 6 FI t G O LL FI C L L Advisors______________Mr. Mathews and Miss Stout Senior Tri-Hi-Y President _ _ Vice President Secretary _ . Treasurer. Advisor Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y President Vice President-------------------------Jackie Hayes Hi-Y President-------------------Chuck Richards Secretary____________________John Houston Vice President--------------Ronnie Holmes Treasurer________________________Joe Moye Advisors-----------Mr. Grove, Mr. Mayers Junior T ri-H i-Y President------ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Advisor-------- Carol Snowden ___Liz Pearson Marion Olzack .Barbara Asche __Mrs. Courtney Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Secretary________________________________Rochelle Kerns Treasurer____________________________________Ruth Long Advisor______________________________________Mrs. Balph N at iona I H o nor Society Advisor Miss Cook President--------------------------Sally Goodworth Vice President-------------------------Gert Schinke Secretary------------------------------Joan Hodge U s h e r s ' Hostess Club President______ Vice President Secretary______ Advisor________ Loritta Tosadori ..Virginia Freed __Carol Duncan ____Mr. Woods President---------------------------Willard Patterson Vice President Dean Grossman Win The Club Treasurer______ Social Chairman Advisor________ Caryl Olson ___Pat Kerr __Mr. Kane Kay Follette Nancy Marx __Mr. Bilkey Secretary Treasurer Advisor... President_____ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer______ Advisor_______ ______Pat Bozzo .Eleanor Grimm ____Betty Gatti -Leahrae Bable Miss Dougherty 'I ! ' S«tt . U utc iri .- L Fm fWli f'rc.i 1 V-Tfc � See K. TruS Art Club PRESIDENT Mary Ann Varga VICE PRESIDENT JoAnn Scott SECRETARY Wilbur Estcrmyer TREASURER l''rank Morelli ADVISOR Miss Porter Spanish Club PR ESI DEN I P.ob ('hi.nlo VICE PR ESI DENT P. b M nnx? si-.t ri: i Ain John Ma.hlen I REASCRER 'In i lc I ..it : mi; ADVISOR Miss Sahli Quill and Scroll Future Teachers ADVISOR Miss Thomas PRESIDENT -Alberta Olzak VICE PRESIDENT—Marion Olzack SECRETARY—Connie Lansberry TREASURER—Shirley Lathom ADVISOR—Miss Dougherty Home Economics Club PRESIDENT Loritta Tosadori VICE PRESIDENT Judy Coleman SECRETARY-TREASURER Mary Ann Mciter SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Norma Jean Meiter ADVISOR Miss Stewart Business Club PRESIDENT Jean Young VICE PRESIDENT Shirley Stone SECRETARY Shirley Why TREASURER U ritta Tosadori ADVISORS Miss McDonald Miss Oroet zinger Play ROW 1 N. Cabrera E. Margolis Miss O’Brien L. Focer V. Nelle ROW 2 M. Froimson S. Maxwell S. Lathom B. Klepic J. Tenor D. Robinson Cast ROW 3 D. Croud T. Tress E. Ufcelton J. Bradley R. Chiodo A. Patterson C. Sherrill D. Fry R. Zuberbuhler J. Naugle F. Morelli Stage Crew Projection Club Advisor Miss O’Brien President_____Sam Swick Treasurer________Ronnie Young Secretary_Neal Anderson Advisor_________Mrs. Gilchrist Prompt and Cue President_______________________________Bob Chiodo Secretary_________________________Johnna Schramm Vice President______________________Shirley Lathom Treasurer___________________________Virginia Nelle Advisor_______________________________Miss O’Brien Midg ley Science Club President______John Moretti Vice President__Glenn McBride Secretary________Kitty Elmes Treasurer______Bernard Riley Advisor________Miss Sponcler Model Makers Club President__________Edward Fry Vice President ..LeRoy Vogler Secretary-Treasurer—Joe Colin Advisor_______________Mr. Teare Slide Rule Club President_______Ronald Schollaert Vice President_____Gilbert Steele Secretary____________________Paul Cline Treasurer__________________Robert Cook Advisor____________Mr. Jernberg Red Cross Junior President___ Vice President Secretary___ Treasurer___ Advisor_____ ..Shirley Burau ______Joy Tenor ____Marlea Bell Shirley Wissner ____Miss Miller Tiger Corps Tiger Roar President__Tom Halligan Secretary-----Harold Reid V. Pres.__Keith Douglass Treasurer.Ronnie Holmes Advisor Mr. Phillips Editors__________Alberta Olzak, Charles Richards Advisor_____________________________Mrs. Courtney DLOLogy President______ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer______ Advisor________ ___Bob Monroe James LaNeve .Roger Javens John Moretti _____Mr. Kane President____Delmont Goe Vice President___Ed Sahli Sec.-Treas._Sally Wilmoth Advisor__________Mr. Harr Advisor_________________________________Mr. Blair Math Club Future Farmers Radio Club President____Bob Elder Secretary—Don Graham V. Pres..Herbert Murphy Treasurer__Ed Ackerman Advisor—Mr. Skalko President__Glenn Kraynie Secretary_____Hugh Sheerer V. Pres____Glenn McBride Treasurer_______I)ean Miller Advisor Mr. Watt Nurses Aides Retail Selling Advisor-------------------------------Miss Miller President-Keith Douglass Secretary____Betty LaNeve V. Pres.__Martin Thomas Treasurer______Jack Gorrell Advisor- Mr. Jones Tiger Cub CO-EDITORS Betty Jane Jewell Bob Johnson Business Manager____Bob Chiodo Advisor___________________Miss Thomas Rt; ■' • ■ • ! 1 .5? • c- -V •..' - • ■ v« • Vtfv «•£ , � • sr vK '% ?$■ •• iiV i V •%-.. ' .? . %, I Z $ .r 'Z'‘ ‘ - W •'•! ■’ y -j 1 I ' 1 f 4 mm TIGERS ■trmfUttk J. Haney D. Sekeres J. Shepherd T. Stewart D. Shroads D. Brozich J. L. Harr, Faculty Mgr. M. Tataseo J. Nellas S. Cron J. LaNeve E. Shumaker R. Chiodo A. Capparelli C. Stockunas R. Monroe P. Booth. Ass’t Coach J. Brown J. Madden W. Izzo R. Smakosz L. Schachcrn, Head Coach T. Whitla R. Noel G. Haddad A. Walton, Ass’t Coach J. Walton R. McMillen Senior Squad FIRST ROW B. Veon. J. LaNeve, J. Nellas, S. Cron, A. Capparelli. G. Steele. SECOND ROW R. Chiodo, R. Smackosz, W. Izzo, E. Shumaker, C. Stockunas, G. Haddad. NOT IN PICTURE—R. Monroe, M. Tatasco. B.F. Opponents 7 ERIE CATHEDRAL.......20 0 SHARON .............. 6 25 WINDBER...............0 7 AMBRIDGE.............26 7 BUTLER .............. 0 B.F. Opponents 20 ROCHESTER . . 13 FARRELL . . . 7 ALIOUIPPA . . . 13 ELLWOOD CITY 16 NEW BRIGHTON Junior Squad. FIRST ROW E. DeRose. J. Fitzgerald, J. LaNeve, D. Shroads, G. Haney, J. Shepherd, H. Willard, T. Whitla. D. Cairns. SECOND ROW — D. Thompson, H. Coast, J. Brown, D. Brozich, D. Sekeres, J. Madden. J. Duncan, R. Sylvester, R. McMillen, J. Walton. G. Steele E. DeRose R. Schollaert R. Straub Sophomore Squad FIRST ROW-E. Howarth, L. Greco, R. Starub, D. Barrett, J. Miksch, J. Gumpf. SECOND ROW B. Milnes, R. Noel, R. Kelly, F. Clerici, N. Galli, T. Stewart, A. Schinke. TIGERS ON THE WARPATH Basketball Squad ROW 1 D. Sekeres, R. Bricker, D. Ryan, L. James, R. Cairns, W. Blair. ROW 2 S. Cron, Manager; B. Milnes, E. DeRose, R. Smith, J. Carr, B. Benden, R. Lippe, R. Straub, Manager. ROW 3 E. Palka, Manager; J. Bell. A. Fubio, N. Galli, K. McMurdy, E. Johnke, P. Cabrera, W. Marsh, R. Bork, B. Veon, Manager. ROW 4 L. Massotti, J. Hauman, T. Kirkpatrick, R. Noel, D. Brozick, W. Boyce, Coach Latagliata. Managers Dick Cairns Dick Bricker Sam Cron Bob Veon ,)uane R ’an Bill Blair Eddie DcRose Joel Carr Bruce Renden Dan Sekeres Leonard “Moe” James Joe Walton Bert Mlines Managers Robert Straub Eugene I’alka Coach Latagliata Asst. Coach Herzberger B aseball Squad ”on,ro - J- Turc' ' A. Lombardie, W. lllair, J. Ncllas. W. Ester,nyer, Ro„er Javens, Joe Walton. R. Sylvester. K _ I). Binder, (,. Angle, J. Johnston, J. C arr, J. Veon, A. Fubio, J. Kirkpatrick, E. Palka, J. Sallie. ROW 3 -H. Coast, C. Rimbey, D. Sekeres, I). Shroads, R. Patsy, G. Haney, 1). Brozick, H. Brown, It. Milncs. ROW 4—R. Straub, Manager; K. Boak, G. Steele, V, Compton, B. Veon, J. Lorenzo, E. DeRose, R. McMillen. — I’iesident..................Jim Weokhoun Vice President................Jim Shephard Secretary.. Treasurer.. .Joanna Young .Laura Brooks Range Officer.............. Tom Stewart Advisor__....___________________Mr. Todd N. Anderson, I). Cline, G. Klein, G. Pangburn, A. Safreed, R. VYhitehouse .Chalmers Tener ..Miss Heinrich Golf C lub Secretary.........___....Joan Hawthorn Treasurer_________________ ....Jack Kerr Manager. Advisor.. President..............Dick Zuberbuhler Y'ice President..............Hill Brown SENIORS Patty Arthurs Joan Hawthorn Frances Patterson Esther Casciato Hetty Hamilton President-------------Joannie Hawthorn Secretary__________________Vivian Stone Vice President-----------Esther Casciato Treasurer________________Shirley Burau Advisor Mrs. Dennison JUNIORS Shirley Hurau I� uise Tunno V’ivian Stone Darlene Lane Darlene Young SOPHOMORE S Katherine McCoy Mary Ann Elder Shirley Robinson Joan Masson Hetty Husang Madelyn Xameth President_____________________________________Gert Schinke Vice President_________________________________Pat Dressier Secretary_________________________________Pat Kerr WHAT'S WRONG 7 jt yr 1 is Gym Leaders Club President_____________________Nancy Early Secretary------ Vice President______________Joey Savvatzke Treasurer------ Advisor—Miss Heinrich Dot tie Croud .Nancy Marx Maybe these girls should take lessons from Cyrano. They don’t seem to be getting the point. Busy Bookkeepers T he Gym Circus Each year the physical education department of Beaver Falls High School displays its athletic prowess in the annual gym circus. Through hard work and the untiring efforts of Miss Heinrich, Mr. Schachern, Mr. Heeter, and Miss Davis, the circus has proved to be such a success that each year many have been turned away. This year the circus was carried out on an international theme with such acts as the Swiss Bellringers, Mexican Hat Dance, Spanish Bull Fight, the Highland Fling and others. Another act which always makes for excitement is the trampoline act. And of course, since no circus would be complete without them, there are the clowns with their silly antics that always bring a laugh. Girls Athletics Beaver Falls High School offers a well rounded program of girls’ athletics. In the gym classes girls can choose to work on the trampoline, play mush-ball, badminton, tennis, basketball, golf, bowling, archer}-, volleyball, fencing, and many other different activities. The girls also get to put this experience to use. This year there was a volleyball tournament which the Senior team w-on. There was an archery contest also won by the seniors. As a result of this contest Carol Snowden, a junior, was named the best archer in the school. Each year more activities are planned to keep our girls physically fit and “raring to go.” 4 Zj. u _ . • i k J . V ' h. V | t J f • , |, a « ■' - J • w •• | � , «� • • • |4 J , . � ■.' I • i A „■ v« ■ ■ . y � S-V;„v'. All AVJ.M .c� AM « r'.- ‘.‘ , • f .r' - Wr Vvifiv'l CONCERT Displays of unique and timely formations and maneuvers adding glamour and that extra touch to football games . . . swing music at the basketball games . . . adding enthusiasm and vigor to Pep meetings . . . that wonderful Spring Concert . . . classic overtures and symphonies . . . stirring marches . . . soloists . . . favorites of musical comedy ... the annual appearance on television . . . parades . . . Pennsylvania Week . . . Gym Circus . . . Commencement . . . summer concerts at Reeves Stadium ... all these activities of our band of ’52 has kept the tradition of B. F. H. S. on top. The Tiger Swingsters . . . sweet . . . smooth . . . solid ... a swell dance band . . . canteens . . . semi-formals . . . affairs around town . . . those special numbers in the spring festival . . . popular music . . . jump tunes . . . old favorites . . . truly a wonderful group of boys. BAND TIGER SW I NGST E RS Our Orchestra Uur Orchestra, through hard work and diligent practice, is steadily making i - ------ - pi aciior, is sieacuiy maKing a name for itself in the Valley civic programs . . . plays . . . assemblies . . . the spring festival . . . classics . . operatic music . . . folk songs work of true talent makes the orchestra enjoyable and pleasant to hear. William M. Parrish Supervisor of Instrumental Music The director, Mr. Parrish, with his novel ideas and capable advice, has made successes of many spring festivals and other programs. He has earned himself a place of distinction in Beaver Falls and we are proud to have worked under him. . . . Hats off to the Maestro! Color G iiards Graham Alan Safreed Hill Ebersberger Ronnie Karaisz Helen Dawson Joe Gaudio Hob Johnson Virginia Nellc Donna I-ee Caruso Norma Jean Franklin Marion Hornacek Hob Merryman Arlene Cartwright Hob Himes Rodney Hazuga Glenn Kravnie Hat Ho . .o Harbara Dewey Therese Gavan Dalbert Keil Bob Merryman-------------------Band Vice-Presiden' Donna Lee Caruso. -Orchestra Secret ary--Treasure i Alberta Olzak-------------Band Secretary-Treasure Majorettes Mary Selasky Bernadette Klepic Marion Olzack Gayle Shuman Kleanor Olzack Therese (lavan Joe Gaudio_____________________Orchestra Vice-President Eleanor Olzack Nan Schaffer Eleanor Olzack____________________________Band Librarian Nancy Smith Shirley Zirat Alberta Olzak Kathleen Kus ell Gayle Shuman Bonnie Twenty Mildred Oldencott l-ee Robinson Johnna Schramm Sam Swick August Noll W illard Patterson Don Schmolly Joe Stefura The A Capella Choir is composed of 110 hard working students who practice every day. They strive for harmony and blend, gaining these through constant effort and vocalizing. After many weeks of rehearsal they gave their Christmas concert and later after many more weeks their annual spring HAROLD W. GREIG Supervisor of Vocal Music In our past three years of high school we have found in Mr. Greig not only an instructor worthy of our praise and respect but also a friend we could turn to in any need. • LA CHOIR concert. The best reward for any of the singers is a successful concert with an appreciative audience. Other activities they engage in are assembly programs. Easter sunrise services, and Baccalaureate services. Some of our fondest memories in years to come will be those of our choir days. OFFICERS President_________ Vice President____ Secretary________ Treasurer_________ Accompanist_______ Business Manager ______Louis Camp ------Caryl Olson -----Pat Dressier Charles Lattanzio ----Mary Hetzler __________Ed Sahli C ha pel C hoi r The thirty mixed voices composing the Chapel Choir who have been singing for devotions, assembly programs, churches, clubs and civic organizations climaxed their year with the presentation of the “Requiem in C Minor” on Palm Sunday. r ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Walter Allen Edith Caruso Hope Groscost Shirley Maxwell Jane Raybuck Jackie Warner Mary Lou Beichner Esther Casciato Mary Hetzler Joan McDonald Frances Rhodes Marlea Bell Jerry Colonna Ronnie Holmes Frank Morelli Jean Rhodes ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 Joanne Bradley Pat Dressier Joan Hawthorn Janet Mulhollen Jo Ann Scott Jim Brown Nancy Early Charles Lattanzio Frances Patterson Anna Mae Schied Louis Camp Kay Follette Ed Margolis Isabelle Pletz Joyce Smith Jim Watkins Autographs Autographs