Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

an ! E , e 5 E 5 2 E E 5 2 2 5 5 x v 1 E 3 !20e5enfing l5W'w 1 f 'M ' q W T 'V' me Aingcw 1950 ILAEAAMJ dy ffm .glnior Cfadd, Gordon Milligan .,......,, 4..,.,,., c lass president Thomas Piemme ....,,..,.,...,. ..,...... v ice president Helen Schleiter ......,..,. ,. .......l.......,, secretary George Edwards ,...,.,.. ,.....,.... tr easurer 80, Uelf' Bzll'lD21I'i1 Dowd 'l'l1m1msPic-mme Xlurslmll NVacldclI XV. XV. P1ltCl'iCk xxx ,NNE MXN., ,sk ss., A 4 R. , N A ., Mn ,W--....,,.. c-0-editors circulutirm l1l21llHf.2,'4'I' faculty' advism :E 66 E yourself-let natural actions sell your personalityf, No Beaver High student will ever forget the pleasing personality of the author of that familiar statement-Mrs. Beulah Cook. N0 one will forget her ac- tivities in our behalf, her sincerity, friend- ship, interest in our affairs, and her ever- present smile. It is for these qualities that she has won and held the respect and admiration of all her students. The little things in life determine the major thingsf, So it is that Mrs. Cook's simple likes and dislikes are characteristic of her personality. Among her many leisure time pursuits are reading good books, writing, and playing the piano. Be- ing a student of human nature, she recog- nizes shortcomings and frailties, as well as success and happiness and because of this understanding can make excellent use of the better features of people, while making allowances for the weaknesses. This recog- nition of human attributes has endeared her to faculty and student alike. Miss Beulah Veiock was an honor gradu- ate of New Brighton High School. She at- tended Grove City College on a scholarship and soon after began her teaching career in Beaver Schools. She stopped teaching for a while at 'the insistance of a Mr. Geyer Cook and took time out to raise a family. She returned to the profession about 1944 in our junior high school. In 1946 she accepted her present position as junior English teacher in the high school. During the war Mrs. Cook was an active member of the Red Cross and she is a past president of the Rochester Woman's Club. Not all of Mrs. Cookis work has been confined to the English classes in the high school in-which she makes American Liter- ature a real live experience. As coach of the junior Class plays she directed A Date With Iudyv, class of '48, Dear Ruthv, class of '49 and Strange Boardersv, representing the efforts of the present Senior class as juniors. As a .friend she showed a keen in- terest in-such activities as our magazine sale, junior prom and even the production of our Shingas. At present she is serving on a State Committee for English Curricular Revision giving prestige to both self and school. Mrs. Cook has earned the respect of Beaver students in many ways. Her mature counsel has helped us to meet our prob- lems. Her classes have dealt with develop- ing personalities and a broad view of the future. Her interest in our activities has helped inspire our class on to many new records. Her trust in our ability has given us encouragement to tackle jobs that other- wise we would have left undone. Her sincere friendship toward all students has gained admiration and love throughout the school. Thus it is with a small show of gratitude for the great help she has not only given to us but to the school and community alike that we, the Class of 1950, proudly dedicate our Shingas to our real friend- Mrs. Beulah Cook. Kim hh: f-ZXXIWXIIYIIIW! fn Z5i'lfIZlA 6il0!3 VIBCIL BENNETT President IOHN HORTER CLAUDE NELSON CHARLES SNITCER ROBERT O. DAVIS RUTH FRYE ROBERT STOUT Zim,-J O! LSZA00! .ilyireclfom 6 nperinlfenczlenf 0 eauer 53005 77 GEORGE A. M CORMICK 159562 WL C Muskingum College, A. B. Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh, Ed. M.g Ed. D. Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America Presidentis Council O DR. MCCORMICK, superintendent of Beaver schools, goes the deepest appreciation of the class of 1950. He has offered to this class, Wisdom, guidance, and encouragement. When Dr. McCormick first came to Beaver schools in 1936, the class of ,50 was almost ready to begin kindergarten. He has shown a personal friendship throughout the years to every individual and has taken a keen interest in the future of each of the members of the class. Words fail to express our feeling of appreciation for his efforts in our behalf. He is a friend well worth hav- ing and one that we shall never forget. To Miss Kenah, his secretary, may We express our thanks for her services in handling our financial affairs throughout our four years. Jaw MMA rincayoa eower ,Mg 3600! CHARLES S. LINN A. B., Grove Citv College Columbia University Eel. M., Univcrsitv of Pittsburgh ' Student Council O MR. LINN, our principal, goes the job of coortlinating the elements Within the school. We believe that no person can handle this job any more capably than our principal. He is always reacly with congratulations for a job Well done, with encouragement for those who seek it, or with just retribution for those who need it. The effect of all this is to raise morale and to impart a sense of being an integral part of the school as Well as the organizations Within it. May we express our sincere thanks for the guidance and encouragement he has given us during our years in BHS. To Mrs. Grove may We extend our many thanks for the innumerable ser- vices that she is always Willing to perform for student and teacher alike. She represents the spirit of Beaver High School. 8 his 7'i0LfZ-ff., Eff Gwffvgl- elseif 15344, 41- 5,555.2 Shoo! jdCMAy Thelma L. Campbell B.S., Indiana State Teachcrs College University of Wisconsin English II Tri-Hi-Y junior Class Sponsor Beulah V. Cook A,B., Grove City College Ceneva College English III james Cutri B.S., Edinboro Teachers College Physical Education Health and Safety Basketball, Head Coach Football, Assistant Coach William L. Charlesworth B.S., University of Pittsburgh Biology S. A. N. S. Club Senior Class Sponsor Camera Club A. Murray Cornelius B.F.A., Carnegie Tech M.A., Columbia University fTeachers Collegej Public School Music Band, Orchestra Choruscs Cathrync Esenwein A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University Columbia University Duke University University of Pittsburgh English IV National Ilonor Society Sponsor ialmiwiiuiim i-'Q awf- agwetlfffw Anna Mary Fleck A.B., Grove City College University of Wisconsin Latin World History Latin Club Sophomore Class Sponsor Margery Johnson B.S., Clarion State Teachers College Geneva College Library Science Journalism Speech I and II Adella T. Lawson AB., Geneva Collegi- University of Pittsburgh Spanish I and II Review Arithmetic Spanish Club Sponsor LSZAOOZ jdCMAy Donald Hi gbec B.S., California State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Bobcat Club Peter B. Kane B.S., Geneva College University of Pittsburgh American History General Science Football, Head Coach Basketball, Assistant Coach Loretta W. Marsh B.S., in Bus. Adm., Geneva College YVc-stininster College Shorthand I and II Typing I and II OOWAQJQWVA fpc2z.4..oZf,',,,a,,,,, ,KALAMPWWA cL.3.v,JMeze:fQffiflM17 MMM ffzwwlz NSZAOOZ .?6LClfLA7 Elizabeth McKinley Drexel Institute A.B., Geneva College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Home Economies Economic Geography Home Economics Club Sponsor Charlotte E. Naismith B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh University of Miami Physical Education Health G. A. A. Sponsor Leaders Club Director of Cheerleaders and Nlajorettes Nevin W. Reber B.S., Franklin and Marshall College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Chemistry Physics Senior Science Club Sponsor Herman V. Mowery A.B., Albright College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Penn State College Interniediat Algebra Plane, Solid Geometry Trigonometry Noon Hour Supervisor VVilliam W. Paterick B.S., State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. University of Pittsburgh Penn State College U. S. Historv Problems of Democracy Shingas Adviser li. Glen Smith BS., iu Confl Ed., Crove Citv College University of Pittsburgh General Business Bookkeepingg Typing Economic Geography Office Practice I WZW7 7504! UWQZWX ROM the time students enter high school as Freshmen until they graduate four years later as seniors, they come under the guiding influence of many people. Of these a few stand out because of their close association with class extra curricular activities. Miss Anna Mary Fleck guided us through the first two hectic years. M Thelma Campbell took up there and led us to records never before attained by any class. Our magazine sale topped all previous records and the Tulip Time Prom was something to be talked about for years to come. We express our sincere appreciation for the time and effort she has put forth on our ac- count. As we entered our senior year Mr. William Charlesworth assumed the sponsorship. With his unbounding enthusiasm transferred to us we foloreciafion promptly sold over 700 boxes of Christmas Can- dles. Lending his aid to Mrs. Mary Allen Jones, director of our Senior Class Play, by taking over the business details, he helped to make I Re- member Mamaw a great success. And again in the exciting days around commencement his mature counsel kept us moving in the right di- rection. For his work we express many thanks. As Shingas adviser, Mr. Paterick, too, tackled a big job. His supervision has made another Shingas come to life to present a new chapter in the story of Beaver High School. We appreciate his knowledge of publications and his numerous ideas more than we can say. For the efforts and sound advice offered by these, our sponsors we, the Class of 1950 extend our warmest thanks and appreciation. wanfd N 7. C V -N sy XM' A 55 XX QN EQMMXM k ag , Wf ff ,f mxxxQ gf ,qw ax XJ W W V J J, X X J f . f N 6 1 2 UnJer Me OZQQJQMAALP of MY' Tom Picmmo , .. ., vice president Cc-urge Edwurcls A . .treasurer Hvlc-n Sclllvitcr secretary Cordon Milligan .. president A QOL ,NHMIPHJ ' X' x VL l Ox v K X Y' ,f 4, Y! ,V Ji H ' fg JV ',, 2??f ? ix M H 5 , Qifffffffgg Q5 02353 . 0 YY my ,X .L 3 X j V V Bt -CL! - ,N 'qua 4 Ik , 'LQ If ' QNPA F7 nr , - -e . .S 1 A , f Q N -A f , ff 5 ,, ' . X 'D ffff7,J'P Q45 , 1-,, -Y qv - ' W f f P' 2 A ff? ' 5 7 YA 2 ' df 5 if Q f gf-ll A J! IU f H U' - - A- f ' M My aria. f Af- ' , X F' L- ' -1 ' Sf l ai ,4 fllcllrf! wifi' A k .....,A. , Y, r I, .D W X I fr, . f V' . X, fu -T ' L A I.. 1- f !Xk V I K F? X, , If V l S2 W X If? f? s I 'yy' N vi if - A- EXXX 6-I ',!' , f y If f 'X 11 bgQ ffl 1 We Y x ' ff I ffl' .HY f Y - 1 , f- I XC. 'XX AS!!! I ff! ff. W1 X I . D li JOHN CHARLES ADAMS B. A. C. IV, Scuior Scicucc Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, junior Class Play Coinniittcc III, Scorc Boarcl Opcrator II. VELMA LOU ANDERSON Shingas snuff lEclitorialJ IV, Girls Chorus I, II, Mix:-cl Cho- rus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Scnior Sci- cncc Club III, Spanish Club III, Hoinc Economics Club III. IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Ch cc r I 1- a tl c r II, III, IV, Tri-Iii-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Cast III, junior Proni Connnittcc III, Futurc Tcachcrs of Anicrica IV, Latin Club II, Sc-nior Class Play Cast IV. AILEEN BARTON Girls Chorus II, C. A. A, I, S. A. Club II: Iloinc Eco- noniics Club II, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, IV: Tri-lli-Y II. BARBARA BIANCIII Shingas staff lliusincssj IV: C. A. A. I, II, III: S. A. N. S. Club II, Scnior Scicncc Club III, Spanish Club III, IV: lloinc lfconoinics Club II, IV, Bobcat Club l, II, III. IV: Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, .lunior Class lllay Conunittcc III: ,Iunior l'roni Connnittcr- III. CIIARLOTTE INIOCENE BRADSIIAIV C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Lcadcrs Club II, III, IV, Sccrctary IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Scnior Sci- cucc Club III, Latin Club II, Honic Economics Club II, Tri- IIi-Y II, III, IV, Trcasurcr IV: Scnior Class Play Cast IV, Na- tional Honor Socicty IV. . L C1 E- l , sf- M , ? A -Eiii-fdgfj ' 'Aili r. ,Kg w. jlm- T 'afx 5 . ,641 X f V. KU QQSEQQ S. Cnv, ,. ,X , Lf A UQ5 5 K 1' ,, f 'I firgf-,la,l, ' I lvC l f f 'ff 'ss gf 5511 f-ff-'fx' 1' . E! lil ,,,4A A PATRICIA 1. ANDERSON Girls Chorus I, II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Ilolnc Economics Club II, Bob- cat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Connnittcc III, Junior Prom Connnittcc III, National Honor Socicty IV. PATRICIA A. BARRETT Shingas Staff CEclitoriall IV, Girls Chorus II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club IV, Home Ec- onomics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-IIi-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Connnit- tcc III, Futurc Nurscs of Anicr- ica IV. VIRGINIA BENSON Band I, II, III, IV, C. A. A. II, III, S. A. N. S. Club II, llonic Economics Club II, Bob- cat Club I. II, Tri-Iii-Y II, ju- nior Class Play Connnittcc III. BEVERLY R. BIXLER Shingas Staff lBusinc-ssj IV, Echo Staff IV, Girls Chorus I, III, IV, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club Il, Scnior Sci- cncc Club III, Spanish Club III, IV, Ilonic Economics Club II, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-lli-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Connnittcc III, Fu- turc Tcaclicrs of Anivrica IV. Nlav Qu:-cn Court IV. WVILLIAM BRAY Football II, III, Basketball I, B, A. C, II, III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Stagc Crcw II, III, IV, Senior Class Play Commit- tcc IV. .fh. x fns ILKTH-i Quill lil it ,I A sl. Qi ROBERT C. BROCKETT S. A. N. S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IVg Stage Crcw II, III, IVg Manager IVg Junior Class Play Committcc III5 Ju- nior Prom ClOIIIl'IlIItC0 III. CLARA ANN BROZICH Shingas Staff fTypistl IVg G. A. A. 1, IIg A. N. s. Club Ilg Home Economics Club IIIg Li- brary Assistant IVg Junior Class Play Committec III. DINO BURELLI B. A. C. Ig S. A. N. S. Club IIg Senior Scicncc Club IVg Bobcat Club HI, IVg Junior Class Play Connnittec III. DONNA LOUISE CLARK Echo Staff IHg Girls Chorus I, Il, Illg G. A. A. I, II, III, lVg Homc Economics Club II, llI, IVg Bobcat Club IV. Tri-Ili-Y 1Vg Junior Class Play Connnit- tcc III. JAMES H. COLLINS Boys Glcc Club IVQ Traclf Manager Ig B. A. C. II, III, IVg S. A. N. S. Club IIg Senior Sci- cnce Club III, IVg Bobcat Club II, HIg Junior Class Plav C0111- mittee IHg Junior Prom Com- mittee III. ERNEST H. BROWN, JR. Band I, II, III, IVg S. A. N. S. glub Ilg Senior Science Club JOSEPH JAMES BROZICH B. A. C. IVg Junior Class Play Committee III. NEDA JANE BURNESON Shingas Staff tEditorialJ IVg Girls Chorus II, IIIg G. A. A. I, Il, III, IV5 Vicc President IV5 S. A, N. S. Club IIg Senior Sci- cnce Club IIIg Spanish Club III, IVg Home Economics Club IIg Bobcat Club I, II, III, IVg Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IVg Junior Class Play Committee IIIg Ju- nior Prom Conunittee HIg Sc- nior Class Play. Cast IV. FRED CLINARD Football I, IIg S. A. N. S. Club IIg Latin Club Ig Spanish Club III, IVg Bobcat Club I, II. III. MARCERY COOK Shingas Staff tBusinessJ IVg Girls Chorus I, II, III, IVg Mix- ed Chorus IH, IVQ G. A. A. I, II, III, IVg s. A. N. s. Club IIg Scnior Science Club IIIg Span- ish Club III, IVg Home Econo- mics Club Ig Bobcat Club I, III, IVg Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IVg Junior Class Plav Committee IIIg Senior Class Play Commit- tcc IV. DOY lump i v '1'i'ff 'nce ,' 1 M .sis . E i f if . a no H - 'fi' tial A- i 5ffw.f9f . 6 I O ' 5 30 ? QW -:C if I 2 ,Agp in ' .M A 4 -H V I . A ni in Q 1 .5 x ll ': - ' 8 ill... D W: M- ' ' -7 S 1, ' W N --. :fi .A f' X - fi X X I f ff f .Wi 0 'O W FI F O fl ffl ' O ri A F3 f-C ru -ITC 'ffm X ' .. - A N X29 fr- .ws AJ 1 r t Ui . 5 f A. . .f if LX 72, -lB.,.+ -,- --so A A. 'ff M i lg, N .fs Li.i,,,'i? 1,41-ip. fl In is 1 .5 J.-E.. A J' :. I A ' ---f ti K ' A .P fir mf sto Q .'ii A 'fl A f. ba 9 ff f X C lg x fig Ql TX?'iLi5'xli'x - Cifiilffifif' ' fi! 1 X if if itll.. ff i aj fn OLIVER P. COOMBS Boys Glu- Club III, IV: Bas- ketball II: Track Olanagcrl II: B. A. C. II. III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club IV: Bobcat Club I. IV: junior Class Play Connnittcc III. ADDISON COURTNEY Football II, III, IV: 'l'racl-Q II, III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club III: Latin Club II: Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Connnit- tcc III. MIRIAM F. CUNNINCHAM Shingas Staff lBusincss,l IV: Band I: Girls Chorus III, IV: C. A. A. II, III, IV: S. A. X. S. Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club III: Spanish Club III, IV: llonic Economics Club I: 'I'ri- Ili-Y II, III, IV: Nlixccl Chorus III, IV: junior Proin Connnit- tcc III: Futurc Nurse-s of Aincr- ica IV. BARBARA L. DOXVD Shingas Staff 4Co-Editor! IV: National Ilonor Socicty III, IV: Svcrctary-Trcasurcr IV: Prcsi- clcnts Council IV: Bancl III, IV: Orchestra I, II, III, IV: Girls Chorus I, II, III: Niixccl Chorus IV: C. A. A. I, III: S. A, N. S. Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club III, IV: Latin Club II: Spanish Club III, IV: Ilonic Economics Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: ju- nior Class Play Conunittcc iStu- clcnt Dircctorl III: junior Proiu Connnittcc- III: Scnior Class Play Cast IV. GEORGE DAVID EDWVARDS Shiugas Staff fBusincss Man- agcrl IV: National Honor So- cicty III, IV: Baskctball Slan- agcr I, II, III, IV: Track III: Cross Countrv I: B. A. C. II, III, IV: S. A. N. S, Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club III, IV: La- tin Club II: Bobcat Club I, II. III, IV: Class Officer C'l'rca- surcrl IV: Junior Class Play Connnittcc III: ,lunior Proin cIOlI'lIllIIl'CP III: Xlovic Projcc- tionist II, III. IV: Scnior Class Play Cast IV. v MARY JO CONLON Shingas Staff fliusincssj IV: C. A. A. I, II, III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Science Club III, IV: Latin Club I: Spanish Club III, IV: Home Economics Club II: Bobcat Club I, IV: Tri-lli-Y II, IV: junior Class Plav Coinnlittcc III: ,Iunior Proin Connnittcc III: Futurv Tc-aclicrs of AI1IK'I'lt'tl IV. CONNIE ANN COUSINS Girls Chorus I, II, III: Mixctl Chorus IV: C. A. A, I, II: S. A. N. S. Club II: Home Economics Club II: Bobcat Club I, II, III: Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Cominittce III: Fu- turc Nurse-s of Anicrica IV. DONALD CUPPS EUNICE CEORCEEN EAKIN Shingas Staff Clfclitoriall IV: Echo Staff III, IV: Co-ctlitor IV: Girls Chorus III, IV: G. A. A. III, IV: Scnior Scif-ncc Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: IIOIIIC' Economics Club IV: Bobcat Club III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: junior Class Play Coin- School I, II: Scnior Class Play Connnittcc IV, ROBERT L. ELLIS Mixed Chorus IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Senior Scicncc Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: ,Iu- nior Class Play Committee III: Scorc Board Operator II: Forcst Hills Junior High I. N l t':r:'f?'i':::'t:'t 'if I iw T. 'e ff: N ,EN lr 1' , fi l 3 ' .., ,,,. . 4-1.3 ,gi-Q it ,jr fl, :J . A i , i'f.,' iw li l it N. 1 'XXV tu, ll, , l N 'Ft ,f . , 1, . J, N-Ml xv i.,.. A lyg, vi v W . NIU .A ,I wr. 1, l' -. if f tail l'azV.:,1-.-- 1: llll. ll, lcv,-2:5 is is JULIANA L. EMBREE Shingas Staff fBusinessJ IV, Band II, III, IV, Girls Chorus III, G. A. A. II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science- Club III, Latin Club II, Spau- ish Club III, IV, Home Econo- mics Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Connnittee III. MARILYN JEAN ERVIN Shingas Staff fEditorialJ IV, A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Spanish Club III: Home Economics Club II, III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, Tri- Hi-Y II, IV, Library Assistant I, Junior Class Play Conunittcc III, Future Nurses of Aincrica III, IV, Senior Class Play Cast IV. BETTY LOU FERGUSON Shingas Staff QTypistj IV, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Home Economics II, Bob- cat Club I, II, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, Junior Class Play Coininittec III. JAMES F. FITZGERALD Cross Counrty I, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Connnittev III, Junior Prorn Connnittcc III. WALTER M. FLENNER Junior Class Play Connnittec III. WAYNE EQUELS Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, B. A. C. III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Bobcat Club I, Junior Class Play Committee III. MILDRED FARMER Shingas Staff fBusinessJ IV, G. A. A. II, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Library As- sistant IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III. MARLENE LEVADA FIELDER Shiugas Staff fEditoriaIJ IV, Echo Staff IV, Girls Chorus I, II, III, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S, Club II, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Economics Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III. MARY LOUISE FLENNER lloinc Economics Club IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III. FRANK FORSYTHE National Honor Society III, IV, President IV, Presidents Council IV, Student Council III, Football I, II, III, IV, Bas- ketball II, Track III, B. A. C. III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III. 'I 'i i IACIITUI' ICQQVJQQHI I C xi I' if IIII 'nn ' 74 T T , If- H ' iz.. ., ,.,., , . QU, ,ffl I 'lj l, IW' W PN 9 gf t ,'u ', if Airs. .' 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Club II, Scn- ior Scicncc Club IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Class Officcr lprcsi- clcntl III, junior Class Play Colnmittcc III: Junior Prom CIOIIIIIIIIICU III, Scnior Class Play Coinmittcc IV. A. NIAXINE GARDNER Shingas Staff 4EcIitorialJ IV: Girls Chorus I, III: Misc-cl Cho- rus IV, G. A. A. IV, IIUIIIK' Economics Club III, IV, Bob- cat Club I, III, IV, Tri-IIi- Y IV, Officc Assistant IV, ju- nior Class Play Cast III, Dc- troit High of Commcrcv II: Scnior Class Play Cast IV. CAROL O'DEAN GIBSON Shingas Staff lBusincssJ IV: Band II, III, IV, Girls Chorus II, III, G. A. A, I, II. III, IV, A. N. S. Club II, Iloins- Econoinics Club II: Bobcat Club I, II, III. IV: Tri-IIi-Y II. IV, junior Class Play Connnit- tcc III. ROBERT E, GIRTING Band I, II, III, IV, B, A. C. I. II, III. IV: S. A. N. S. Club II, Bobcat Club I. II. III, IV, Scnior Class Play' Connnittm- IV. CONVVAY GORDON PAULINE GALLAGHER Echo Staff III, IV, Girls Cho- rus I, II, III, IV, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, A. N. S. Club II, Senior Scicncc Club III, Spanish Club III, IV, Hoinc Ec- onomics Club I, II, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II. III, IV, ,Iunior Class Play Coininittcc III, junior Prom Connnittcc III, Futurc Teach- crs of America IV. PATRICIA ANNE GARVIN Girls Chorus I, III, C. A. A. I, II, III, S. A. N. S. Club II, Scnior Scicncc Club III, Latin Club I, Spanish Club III, IV, Honic Economics Club II, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri- Ili-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Connnittec III, Junior Proin Cornmittcc III, Senior Class Play Connnittcc IV. ETIIEL MAE GILLESPIE Shingas Staff fBusincssD IV, Girls Chorus I, II, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, Tri-IIi-Y II, III, IV. GARY M. GOEHRING S. A. N. S. Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club IV, ,Iunior Class Plav Coininittcc III, junior Prom Committee- III, Scnior Class Plav Coininittcc IV. BILL GORDON Shingas Staff lEcIitoriaD IV, Orchestra III, IV, Bovs Glee Club III: Mixed Chorus IV. If ','.1,71kQ' bfi X gf A , Afflj if I- I ,lik ,Ui DL Hf Z J' Xb f 1 at I I 'S A I I V l ., K I A f L X :Q is -I A I H X. I W ,fi . ACN IX xl I fl ll' . -'IQ VIA X' li EIIIMTQH X NSW ll i.. , f ix .f,,. 'kj ,Nfl 't . . 4, .x , L' 5 ' 1 JIX V 'X Xxswn--S1198 L , k VV fy,, . :ia-..n..: L 3 . IN rr 1 f A .va ROBERTA GRAHAM Band I, II, III, IV, Iloine Economics Club II, III, Bobcat Club I, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Junior Class Play Committee III. EARL HACKNEY B. A. C. IV, Senior Scienu Club IV, Spanish Club III. HOWARD HARRA H Boys Clee Club III, Football I, II, III, IV, B. A. C. IV, A. N. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Prom Committee III. KOENIG M. HAYES Sbingas Staff fBusinessl IV: Bovs Clee Club III, Football I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, B. A. C. III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Class officer fViee Presidentj I. VVILLIAM JOSEPH HEIDECER Shingas Staff CEditorialJ IV, National Ilonor Society III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Sei- ence Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Committee III, P. A. System Operator III, Senior Class Play Cast IV. JOSEPHINE P. CUZZETTI Presidents Council IV, Girls Chorus II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, Cheerleader II, III, IV, lleacl Cbeerleader IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Secretary III, S. A. N. S, Club II, Home Eco- nomies Club IV, Bobcat Club I, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Secretary III, Junior Prom Collnnittee III, May Queen Court IV. CHARLENE HARPER Cirls Chorus I, II, IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S, A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Eco- nomics Club III, IV, Bobcat Club 1, II, III, Tri-Hi-Y 11, III, IV. J. ROBERT HAVENHILL National Honor Society III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Orches- tra I, II, III, IV, Boys Clee Club III, S. A. N. Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Spanish Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Jun- ior Prom Committee III, Junior Class Play Committee III, Sen- ior Class Plav Cast IV. JOHN A. HAYS Football II, III, IV, B. A. C. IV, Bobcat Club II, IV. KITTY LOU HELLER Cirls Chorus I, II, Mixed Chorus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, S. A. N, S, Club II, Senior Sci- ence Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Secretary IV, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Class Officer CSecretaryD III, Junior Class Play Commit- tee III, Junior Prom Committee III, May Queen IV. . ...., EG,5,,, .,... I. .. - .I LX., - .,.... XTXXI- 4 X X - . X W A in I 'i5M-ET? -riivi f Q-L lntii'-Iii, Xi rrer I jlfffli wg Flimgff Q is A I c f sa' an rr M1..e1..ff 5 e,l.1f..r.,.fg, 1 X I-X X L 5 A 'C J' 'iid 1 ' -I1 fr K, - X 6 ' O - ' -SJ-swf ' at is fkfI,'l'4:4Zxd1 V '9jSt'iN 'ftlf' 3,8 if 'Ji 'I' 1 J- I f , A , A 'elm P 5 X L sl 5 'f Q 1, , rr ,U . L 1 i X . X X Xi I if Q X lf, 1, ,X.g.X,j, -,lj it , X, 5X C3531 i ,U ' Ei --' 1X ful il H' I W '3'Xx 'S 1' 2 'ffl-U ., ,QU 1'- ' no i' 'ro X I Ag I xN fs. L'--Wim? -If fd' - -' xi - ah- B fn tu mi A N, x -' ' , ' ' . A g. Y. . A ,f , -D X X Xi . X X gs. X QX- X . Y X ,, H J 1 L Q' , I ' 4 ,O ' C X 4 3, 5' ,S Xf R' xel, X , 52 J ll' H f 1 Wm' ' I ig KM . is 'T 4 EILEEN KATHRYN HERZOG Shingas Staff fticlitorialj IV, Girls Chorus II, III: Mixed Chorus IV: G. A. A, II, III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Senior Sci- ence Club III, IV: Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, llonie Economics Club III, IV: Tri- lli-Y II, III, IV: junior Class Play Cast III: junior Prom Conuuittee III, lfuturc Nurses of America IV. JACK JOHNSTON Boys Cla-e Club III, IV, Football II, III. IV: IS. A. C. IV: S. A. N. S. Club III: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club III: Traftiorcl lligh School I, M. JOAN KINTER G. A. A. I, II. III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Latin Club II: Ilonle Economics Club IV: Bobcat Club I. II. III: Tri-Ili-V II, III. IV. GEORGE F. KOHLMAN Bobcat Club I, Library As- sistant IV: junior Class Play Committee III. BARRY FLOYD KUNKLE Shingas Staff lliusinessj IV: Presidents Council IV: Bancl III, IV, President IV: Orches- tra III, IV, Boys Clee Club III, IV, Mixed Chorus IV: Baseball Olanagcrj III, IVg B, Ar C. III, IV, Camera Club III: Senior Science Club III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club III, IV, junior Class Play Commit- tee III: junior Prom Committee III: P. A. System Operator IV: Penn High School I, II: Senior Class Play Cast IV. LA RUE HIGH Shingas Staff fBusincssj IV, Girls Chorus I, IV: G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Home Economics Club II, III, IV lSc-crctarvl IV: Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Treasurer IV, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, Blay Queen Court. DALLAS P. KERR Football II, III, IV, Baseball I, II, III, IV. B. WAYNE KISTLER Student Council II, III, Bas- ketball I, II, IV, Cross Country CManagerl II, III, S. A. N. S. Club lPresidentJ II: Senior Sci- ence Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Class Officer CVicc Presidentj III, Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Committee III. MARGIE ANN KRISE Shingas staff CTypistD IV, Girls Chorus I, II, III: Mixed Chorus IV: C. A. A. I, II, III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II, Home Economics Club II, III: Bobcat Club III: Tri-III-Y II, III, IV, Iunior Class Plav Committee III: junior Prom Committee III: Senior Class Play Cast IV. DONALD LANG P A -... gg I, .. .... ., .,,. gray I Ml f i'iClllt1lXJlD.lQ,: 43, 'ffay -ra-Q ffl .ills TN A- I ll-ft i fait V ld ie t I ,,. .Wo To VFW' 1 lt ' ll if IWW txt? it 43. Xl It 0' I it X N. A lim-1 I -- K. - ., 1 1 . wx A.. S, , ' V '-K3 . xvirqill , -' I ' W i I 6. r , -Q9-V X X47 , 'h I F Vu ., Q XX.3Lx,m,l xxi, nl AA a X I X05 O i A llll lb as I l L. 'H I sh' lvffp JIM LEARY B. A. C. II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Bobcat Club IV: junior Class Play Committee II. NANCY IOANNE LINDAHI. Shingas Staff CBusinessl IV, Student Council I, Cirls Chorus I, II, IV, G. A. A. I, II, III: Cheerleader II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club CTreasurerJ II, Seu- ior Science Club III, Latin Club lrllreasurcrj II, Spanish Club III, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, Tri-lli-Y II, III, IV, Class Officer CTrea- surerl I, Junior Class Play Coni- mittec III, ,lunior Prom Coni- mittee III. GERALD MARGONIE Football I, B. A. C. III, IV, Senior Science Club IV, Bob- cat Club I, IV, lunior Class Play Committee III. GWENDOLYN MCCAIN Shingas Staff fBusinessj IV, Girls Chorus II, C. A. A, I, II, III, IV, Treasurer IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Economics Club II, IV, Treasurer IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, ,lunior Class Play Committee III, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca IV, Senior Class Plav Coin- nuttec IV. JEAN A. MCCREA NOR Shingas Staff CEditoriall IV, Senior Science Club IV, Span- ish Club III, Home Economics Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Jun- ior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III: Lakewood Iligh School I, II. MARY ANN LEFEBVRE Shingas Staff tBusiuessl IV, Band II, III, IV, C. A. A. I, II, S. A. N. S. Club II, Home Eco- nomics Club II, III, Bobcat Club III, Tri-Hi-Y II. MARY R. LINN Shingas Staff tEditorialD IV, National llonor Society III, IV, Presidents Council IV, Girls Chorus I, II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Pros- idcnt IV, Leaders Club III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Sci- ence Club III, Latin Club CVicc Presidentl II, Spanish Club t'l'reasurerD IV, Ilonie Econo- mics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Vice President III, Class Offi- cer I, III, Secretary I, Treasurer III, ,lunior Class Play Cast III, junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Plav Cast IV. DORIS A. MATHEWS Shingas Staff fEditoriall IV, Student Council II, III, Secre- tary II, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, 'llri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee tStudent Directorl III, junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast IV, National Honor Society IV. MARSUE MICHELE MCCHESNEY Sliingas Staff CEditorialJ IV, Echo Staff III, IV, Band I, II, Orchestra II, Girls Chorus I, II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus IV, G. A. A. II, III, IV, S, A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, Home Economics Club II, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Future Nurses of America IV, Senior Class Play Cast IV. RALPH MCCULLOUGH Shingas Staff tEditoriall IV, Presidents Council IV, Track II, B. A. C. III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III. IV, President IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club III, IV, junior Class Play Committee III, P. A. System Operator IV, Senior Class Play Cast IV, Na- tional Honor Society IV. CPLKJFPTAQAASEM I 'A - L fi P Ti f., P I I , r ..... . f f t . if it f se, . . A ,M -x mimi 4 in 'IPI ,iYf',j E Xf-pl ffl, wail' A,-ext'-91. 361111, I I 'xi fi I N -f to in A fi fl X ee f 'S xr I .ma -a..-Z-up-.t Q X f ff 1 . , f I X H X .N IA ,N N if , N My I , 2, ' . 0. . :A5 . K I. wi ttf gf Mt'-' I I I ..f. .Q 473 ' ' 09 c X I A X I' U 'L ' I l Pl J is ,ef tr I . . ...- I U f I YQ J.. A ui . , .- . V. A - , X 1 -Lt.. Liqs' IQ .Mi jACK A. McDERNiOTT Boys Clee Club III, Football II, III, IV, B. A. C. II, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, junior Class Play Commit- tee III, junior Prom Committee III, Mixed Chorus III, IV. ANITA DARLENE MEACHAM Shiugas Staff tBusint-ssl IV, Girls Chorus I, II, III, IV, Blix- ed Chorus IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Ilome Economics Club III, IV, junior Class Plax' Com- mittee III, junior Prom Com- mittee III. MYRTLE ELLEN MINKE Shingas Staff tEditorialJ IV, Presidents Council IV, Cirls Chorus I, II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Lead- ers Club III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Spanish Club II, III, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: Tri-lli-Y II, III, IV, President IV, Class Officer, tSecretarvJ II. junior Play Cast IV, National llonor Society IV. DAVID j. MISER Shingas Staff CBusinessl IV, Boys, Clee Club III, IV, Foot- ball I, Cross Country III, B. A. C. II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, junior Class Play Commit- tee III. BARBARA ANN MORAVEC Shingas Staff tBusinessJ IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Leaders Club IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV Club II, Spanish Club III, IV: Home Economics Club IV, jun- ior Class Play Committee III: Future Teachers ol' America IV, Senior Class Play Cast IV. for in www-fx----..-.tv, ,., r T , , g.Z, X-4 fi ,rlllllniig ,iQt1,Y,j vim. tw ' or f f'm,ytf ,fxwv-1,,5w xx ri Q' fl L - fat j , tf,,jft'-,.lg R i -Lp 51,0 XL - I l XMWM. l if EQ 1 Nl ..-A 5 W' j I ii lx rp l, :s .jj XXX i 5555- x f We 654 ' I! O v3 cij lil., O o. E, , Li fl . it '.' 2 Pl . La- F' ,ll i V . -mf' I at i f 45, ll -.G 'I Av RUTH V. MCGAHAN Band II, III, IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Home Economics Club I, Bob- cat Club I, Tri-Hi-Y I, junior Class Play Committee III. GORDON MILLICAN Presidents Council IV, Stu- dent Council I, III, IV, Boys Clee Club III, Football III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Base- ball II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Spanish Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Secretary III, Class Officer II, IV, Vice President II, President IV, jun- ior Class Play Cast III, junior Prom Committee III, National llouor Societv IV. ALBERT MICHAEL MISER Track IV, Cross Country III, B. A. C. III, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club I. jOAN CECILE MITCHELL G. A. A. IV, Spanish Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, New Trier lligh School I, II, III. PHIL MORRIS Shingas Staff CEditorialj IV, Track I, II, III, B. A. C. III, Senior Science Club III, IV, junior Class Play Cast III, ju- nior Prom Committee III, Na- tional llonor Society IV. ,asa I -5 fy rgfl... W T:,g1g.gL- ? . e I It. A' iii.: f',, 'll if., , in it Lf- l' .seifgiligi ,ji -,.. ' Et.. l l ll? g Pilwuqlgll fj L f 'IN WM' f . tw XX this PAT MURPHY Girls Chorus I, II, Ill, IV, Bobcat Club III, Tri-Ili-Y II: .lunior Class Plav Conunittcc II l. -IOYCE IYDONNELL Sliingas Staff Cliusincssl IV: G. A. A. Il, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Scnior Scicncc Club III, Latin Club fS'e-crctaryl II: Spanish III, Hoinc Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III. IV, Vicc Prcsiclcnt III, 'I'ri-Ili- Y II, III, IV, Class Officcr Clrcasurcrl II, Junior Class Play Connnittcc III, ,lunior Proin Coininittcc III, Futurc 'I'cacli- crs of Anicrica IV, Scnior Class Play Cast IV, National llouor Socictv IV: Max' Quccn Court IV. ADRIENNE M. PADGETT Shingas Staff lTypistl IV, Girls Chorus I, II, III, Nlixctl Chorus IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Holnc Economics Club II, Bob- cat Club I, II, III, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, Sccrctary II, junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Prom Connnittcc III, Scnior Class Play Connnittcc IV. LUIS JACQUELYN PAUL Girls Chorus I, II, III, IV, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Latin Club II, Span- ish Club III, IV, lloinc Eco- nomics Club II, III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, Tri-Ili-Y II, Junior Class Plav Connnittcc III. THOMAS E. PIEMME Shingas Staff CCo-cclitorj IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Vicc Prcsidcnt IV, Prcsiclcnts Council IV, Boys Glcc Club II, III, Mixcd Chorus IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Scicncc Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Class Officcr CVicc Prcsidcntj IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, junior Prom Coin- niittcc III, P. A. Systcni Opcra- tor III, IV, Sc-nior Class Plav Cast IV. gg as -ff 'M W l my RICHARD D. NEVILL Banrl III, IV, Orchcstra II, III, B. A. C. III, IV. PATRICIA ANNE ORTH Shingas Staff CBusin'cssl IV, Girls Chorus II, III, IV, G. A. A. II, III, IV, s. A. N. s. Club II, Scnior Scicnur Club III, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Iicononiics Club II, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Coln- IIIIIICK' III, junior Prom Coin- niittcc III. Lincoln High School, Canton, Ohio I. May Quccn Court IV. CONSTANCE PASCHALL Girls Chorus I, II, III, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Ilonic Eco- nomics Club II, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV. DONALD CONRAD PHILLIS Bovs Glen Club IV, B. A. C. II, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Spanish Club III. JAMES L. PINKERTON Stuclcnt Council I, IV, Boys Glcc Club III, Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Ilon- orarv Captain IV, Baseball III, IV, s. A. N. s. Club II, Class Office-r CPrcsidcntD I. . , , A i .A fl, 6 Y fr :Htl 1 'Wai y W af' fl, ,. . , ...sf f KAW 5 gin A 0,4 Af? 'Fil .CLIE g I 'A N' , AR 'fl ' . 2 l' .. 'V . ff' f -5 7 'I ffl ' il . 'I 77 .7 f ri . if Q. I if I a 'Y L' 4 ZH-. q -5 if ur 5 V WH - ' 1 f 'iq fir! S ef P ,Q ll 3 I Qvf' l'e4?'?lt I ' 'I li' All fl-,Kill DC . VIC JK ff A Y RX ,Q i hu... A- . MW if Ml 4 SLA? p -...J jf 4 ' fl lf, , ' ' is I, .X If .SIL-I 5 X V. 'A '-f fy Mr YQ ' ij ' 4-if lx I 3 ' . Xt 1 .. - K- J 511' if tl X Y ---1--I f .441 S . f 1- I I 24. Q .lx 'J .f A 5 .- li, 1 l0.,sb'l . .1 im gm 1 fl, gl IVY: - 15 V , 1 - WWW! 4 4 1, If gy . -L, - . f , . .M ix IE , -. vi I .4 fy SALLY PORTMAN Sliingas Staff lBusint-ssl IV, Cirls Cliorus I, II, IV, C. A. A. I, II, IV, S. A, N. S. Club II, Senior Scicnu- Club III: Span- isli Club III, Home Economics Club II. IV, Bobcat Club I, II, III: Tri-Ili-Y II, IV: junior Class Play filillllllltlti' Ill: jun- ior Prom Committee III: Future Nnrm-s ol' America IV. LOVELLA GRACE REED Eclio Staff IV, Home Econo- mics Club II, junior Class Play Committee III: Senior Class Play Committee IV. EVALYN NI. SAVISKY C. A. A. II, III. IV, Cliccr- lcacler II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Home Economics Club Il, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: Tri-lli-Y II, III, IV, junior Class Play Committee III, Sen- ior Class Plax' Committee IV. NANCY LOU SCHEETZ Sliingas Staff tBusincssl IV, S. A. N, S. Club Il, lloxnc Eco- nomics Club II, III, Bobcat Club I, II, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, junior Class Play Committee III, junior Prom Committee Ill. NVILLIANI CHARLES SECNIILLEH Sliingas Stall lliclitorialj IVQ National llonor Societx' III, IV, llrssiclcnts Council II. IV: Stu- dent Council II1 Basketball I, II, III, IV, Bascball II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club Vllcasurcrj II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Viw Presiclcnt III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, President IV, Class Offiu-r fPI'i'Sllll'llU II, ,Iunior Class Play Cast III: junior Prom Commit- tee III: P. A. System Operator II, Senior Class Play Cast IV. DON RAY Sliingas Staff fBusinL-ssl IV, Football I, II, III, IV, Honor- arx' Captain IV, B. A. C. III, IV, NIILLICENT M. HEEHL Sluingas Staff CEclitorialD IV, Cirls Cliorus II, III, IV, S. A. X. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Span- isli Club III, IV, llomc Econo- mics Club IV, Bobcat Club I, II, 'I'ri-Ili-Y II. IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, ,Iunior Prom Committee III, Futurc Teacli- ers of America IV. JOANN SCHAFF Presidents Council IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, Leaders Club II, III, IV, President IV, S. A. N, S. Club II, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Ili-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committcc III. HELEN M. SCHLEITER Sliingas Staff lEclitoriall IV, Stuclcnt Council I. Girls Cliorus I, II, III, Mixccl Cliorus IV, C. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Eco- nomics Club IV, Vice President IV, Bobcat Club I, II. III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Treasurer III, Class Officer CSccretaryJ IV: junior Class Play Commit- tcc III, Junior Prom Commit- tee, National Honor Society IV: May Queen Court IV. ANDREW C. SLADE Sbingas Staff lEclitorial and Businessl IV, Stuclcnt Council IV, Junior Class Play Commit- tcc III, junior Prom Committee III, National llonor Society IV. ,,'g gu,,,,,.,5..,,,,,,3, ,Q A I , ..,, , , t .b , W lt ' , v, ',l 'X ' . 'A J ',' ' , - 1:-' it il 1, ' Q- ' sl, . 19 lvl lllllli 'lllll 'll -A -' -..Ja In. 'f ll L V 3 tl ,AQ I- fN gl N ,p.,,1rv, In, 1 T I , Eff 1? 0.44 , .. 3 W M' .,,- I ,mt 1,515 Wai Qlfffwiiiff +g, Fm sf ,,-'RK XX gl . ma- M A--'J Ny .4 Stl-u mny X Q Lily'-'fmt I 1 1 ft 'w-tf tm EXW , l .. . . I its. Xiu- nan xx I has NORMA JEAN SNOW Girls Chonis IV, G. A. A. III, S. A. N. S. Club II, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Committee IV. ARLENE STAATS Girls Chorus I, II, III, IV, G. A. A. I, S. A. N. S. Club II, Latin Club I, Home Economics Club I, III, Bobcat Club I, IV, Tri-Ili-Y II, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III. JANET MARY STEER Girls Chorus I, II, III, S. A. N. S. Club II, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Commit- tee III. MALCOLM C. STOUT B.. A. C. IV, Bobcat Club IV, Junior Class Play Committee III. GEORGE TABAY B. A. C. III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Junior Class Play Com- mittee III. ivfmllil' is W W' X I L'--.1.,...,-.. 1 R 1 A xi 5 57 Aly P ll' X. Nfl V, M Kal'-5 Uilligy 1 11:0 I it 1 ' lu. ,L P L33 A il,Hl4',f '. f-Fil 'mf 359 lamftf Y' ,rr f N 'N' . X -if -- , ,Cf X- ,X ,ug XM .F 1 ' . it ff- f ri r ,Q Jr V T l 1 filfi A 'N Kffzf J., of H1 'a Em? pil -A30 fwyrvfl . VM, --5. , f , x V. , I V . X W M f YI dit, f .yr 1, -I 2.5 .3 . .V ,HAHA K EW t . . ex -J. L.l!!l5laPf,: 15- ff ' ' f , Liu a.-' ' V, 'L U . ter A A 12 43 ' - 9 A uni , f 1 i A f Q7 f '7'f- 1 v i 3 ' 26 ! ' 'l ii il -f fi l X C lil ll' X Nlfo IQ fl ll l H -H Q 3 1 fll lfllfflll f Y , , . . f'fi1i' m.. d SHIRLEY SPEER Shingas Staff tEditorialJ IV, Presidents Council IV, Student Council IV, Band II, III, IV, Girls Chorus II, III, G. A. A. II, III, IV, S. A, N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, Home Economies Club tPresi- tlentj IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Jun- ior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast IV, Crafton lligh School I, May Queen Court IV. MARGARET ANN STAUB Girls Chorus I, II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, G. A. A. I, II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y I, III, Junior Class Play Commit- tcc III. PAUL STEFFEN Student Council II, III, B. A. C. II, III, IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Spanish Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III. , DONALD STRAILE Shingas Staff tBusinessD IV, Football CManagerJ I, II, III, iv, Brtskerbull 1, II, In, IV, s. A. N, S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, III, Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV, Jun- ior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III. GLENN THOMAS Football 1, II, III, IV, B. A. C. IV, S. A. N. S. Club II, Sen- ior Science Club III, IV, Bob- cat Club III, IV. I! L X L-.- . .... .. ..,. .,.,,-,,,.M,. J J j Wy, ,y P' ' if 'rmvuvvl - k .1 .4 'V IJ if. 1fy,Q. 11 ?,4,lf .XFX ful li I Hn we A 'Cf f V9 . w . ,OU 1 fi! ,i X A , A7 00 fs. 2 x -fl. f We f ,gf If lltz I u, JV C ff - '1 -P41 rg fi 51 RICHARD P. TORP Boys Clct- Club III: Nlixi-cl Chorus IV: Track II: Cross Country II: S. A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Scicnu- Club III. IV: Bobcat Club II. III, IV. ROBERT BROOKNIYER XVADDELL Band I, II, III, IV: B. A. C. III, IV: S. A. X. S. Club II: Scjnior Scicncc Clllb IV. ELIZABETH ROSE YVEICLE Cirls Chorus III, IV: Iloinc Economics Club III: junior Class Play Coinniittcc III: Xlicl- lancl Iligh School I. II. ,IANE WVHITE Echo Staff I, II, III, IV: C. A. A. I, II, III: S. A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Scicncc Club II: Spanish Club III. IV: Ilonic Economics Club II: Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: junior Class Play Connnittcc III: junior Prom Connnittcc III. CATHERINE P. ZACIIODNI Prcsiclcnts Council IV: C. A. A. I, III, IV: S. A. N. S. fllllll II: Scnior Scicncc Club III, IV: Latin Club II: Spanish Club III, IV, I're'siclcnt IV: Iloinc Iicononiics Club II: Bobcat Club I, II: Tri-Ili-Y II. IV: junior Class Play Connnittcc III: junior Proin Connnittn-c III XIIIUIIII II1 or otu x IX MARSHALL WADDELL Shingas Staff CCircuIation Nlanagcrl IV: National Honor Socicty III, IV: Pre-side-nts Council II: Student Council II: Football I: Basketball I, II, III, IV: A. N. S. Club II: Senior Scicncc Club III, IV: Latin Club lPresiclc-ntj II: Bobcat Club I, II, III, IV: junior Class Play Connnittcc III: junior Proni Cominittef- III: P. A. Sys- tcni opcrator III: Scnior Class Play Cast IV. MALCOLM WALKER Il. A. C. IV: S, A. N. S. Club II: Scnior Scif-ncc Club IV. IRVIN LINNWOOD WHITE Shingas Staff CEclitoriaI and Busincssj IV: Echo Staff 1Co- Ifclitorl IV: Bancl II, III: Or- chcstra II, III: B. A. C. III, IV: Scnior Science Club IV: Span- ish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: junior Class Play Cast III: junior Proin Coniniit- tcc III: Pcrquinians County lligh School, Ilcrtforcl, North Cnolinu I ik' Z . THOMAS A. WILLIAMS Band II, III: B. A. C. III, IV: S. A. N. S. Club II: Senior Club III, IV: junior Class Play Coni- inittcc III. ANNA M. ZINKAN Shingus Staff CBusincssj IV: C. A. A. I, III: S. A. N. S. 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Flu X mm 116 Tom XVadde1l president Hilda Haire secretuv Patty Anzio t1'6'2lSLll'61' jzunes English vicc president i iii Q f i' 'i i M99 i if me M ih ffl RQ Ygfmi 522 M gf, : M Q3 ii Y if N Rini ROOM 208 ROOM 211 ROOM B-3 ff il I .- x I I 4 Qu g, ' 3 'N ll I ' X, 1 1 ' 1 K x,,:, ' W X J f ' ' 1 XX X ' A A ,.f Nrv , A ,ff ,N-cf f f- A Vi N -, ., . . lm: .VX ., g aff' A 1 mx L ,, '?f.7f?fLf1g. , I ,. . ff q- , 1 4 , 5 - fx X XJ A 455 A if ,Q if Q1 +1 't , K ,211 3 T ,H-'QTJMQ-f'..,4-. . 14, 51 -f.:-3,1 - , f ,jk , 3 2 If ERR I 1 M V f 1 I ,Z viii ,,. MEX I 7 75 I .. f' . .X X I , ,f V 1 fm M' L.. f 11 W. km fr X1 G ,sf M ROOM 209 ROOM 210 IUNIOR HOME ROOMS Home Room 208 Back Row: Dolorcs llult, Lois X1'hitc, Bcth Bvwatcrs, Eleanor Pasella, Ann McCullough. Second Row: Patty Cihson, Rose Maric Schneider, Hilda Hairc, Nancy Hhodcs, Nancy Dunlap. Front Row: Fay Bradshaw, 1Vilda Christy, Mary lillcn Kettercr, Martha Nugent. Home Room 211 Back Row: Katherine Craft, Frcd Koxalyak, Donald Hall, Daxid Houk. Dick Cooinhs, Daxid llcrshhcrgcr, Marilyn Moore. Third Row: Marjorie Kam-, Eleanor Schccl, Suzanne Mc-Clemcnts. Elizahcth Yandcll. Ann Emmerich, Audrey Thompson, Donna Hage. Second Row: janet Broylcs, liarhara Downey, Matilda Hoyt, Dolly Lewis, Mary -lam' Barnes, Evelyn Cahlc, Andree Rasaire. Front Row: Norman Oakes, Thomas VVaddcll, Kurt Crnncrt, Rohr-rt Fife, Raymond St-liimilc. Home Room B-3 Back Row: jack johns, james Hcsscr, llecsc Henry, Boyd Clark, Paul Syihra. Stephen Oliphant, VValter Culla. Second Row: james Marshall, Donald Cadley, joseph Hammond, Rogcr XVoodward. Chalmcrs VVaddell, XVil- liam Reed. 2 R4 gvMf5t-.,.,,,wM ,, l qu A 1 1 i sw f 2 l ,fi 1 r l NX. 'Z,, ax, . f fra fag? cgi fvslsiw Q 'lxl 1 A- ...-f -VY YY-Y , ,- ling 12.11115 PLNYQ 1 F X 'AK Xt 1: Front Row: Cary Barley, Dennis Mitchcll, Stephen Shupay, Ronald Miller, Arthur Frank. Home Room 209 Back Row: Rohr-rt liodcn, xvilllillll Swauger, Richard Morgan, Darwin Dclans, liohert Franz. Third Row: Margic Kinter, Marv Eaton, Phyllis Buf- fington, Marilyn Eakin, janet Patcrick, NVilda Megill, Cracc Goldingcr. Second Row: Lonisc Nichols, Lois Rciglc, Patty Anzio, Marjoric Cook, 1'Villa Mac james, Hazel Hall, Shirley Silyis, Dolores Lucas. Front Row: Keith Martin, Alhert Roll, Rohert Ileadland, Edward Hackett, jamic Hogue, Fred Ncidcrgal. Home Room 210 Back Row: Clyde Holt, Rohcrt Pritchard, Frank Hacko, xvlllllllll Griffin, Iohn Brkich, Ted Romig, Robert Morris. Third Row: Margic Powers, Marilyn NVagner, Sally Car- yin, Donna Sniith, Patricia Elkins, Ramona Diamond, -lanc Harkins, Zclnia Brown. Second Row: Marlenc Kirchner, Catherine Bankovich, Mary Ellcn Mevers, Carolyn Cooper, Mary Ann Moldo- yan, Eleanor Romisher, Nancy Mangiarelli. Front Row: Sain Mackall, Don Nunanlakcr, james Eng- lish, Paul Vanderslice, Cilson McClure. 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L 1, P. it H V 'TA ' A X ' - -rv is ' 'X X ' Qisgx 4 1 -1' tbl XLUY Q X 05261, QP5 0 lj0l'IfLWL0l l 0lfU Dolly Mott . vice president Edward Reimer , president Doris Smith ,. , . ,. . . secretary Thomas Equels . . ,...... treasurer A N s t X as ' QM Q5 fi' fi SGHQQDHY 5151322 Ev 5 r .Bei , f srrrfefk r '22 E,fs Q4 M , he 's r i IB,-Ne Q MSS, 1lNWlaEf?fii ' rr., l 1 HOMEROOM 212 First Row: Huy llollniznx, Cllurlcs Lois, Kcnnvth Brown, Ed Hvnm-r, Jznnvs llainilton, Bill Giles, jack Torp. Second Row: Dorothy Bunkovicln, P1-ggy I zn'lc-y, -Inycv Blnmn, Carol hV1'YillICl, joyue SClll'lClfllilIl- tc-l, Bilflillfil Allan, Shirlc-y Cnnnnings, .loan Cvndroski. Third Row: Carolyn Mn-Gz11'v1-y, Nancy Cano, Sally llnghvs, Nlnrtlm Kidd, -lr-un lJ2lllVll!lL'll, Put- ty Groff, Doris Smith, Putty hlUI'llIlll'I', Ardc-ll Mnltlmnvr. Fourth Row: Dawson Engle, -lorry Dvlnns, Jug-k Stillllllll, llurry Young, Cc-orgv Gnlu, John Pul- invr, L1-onurd W'vau'or, 'l'mn liqm-ls, Clic-str-r Knowlrs, Ralph Cli HOMEROOM 213 nurd. First Row: john Vaughn, Curl fillSSL'lllIlJl.l-CH, NVuynm- Cordon, Dull- NVilli1nns, Don Fircstonc, Paul LvFc-hvrv, Cluu-los Zinklmn, Bc-rt Cocllnln. Second Row: B1-tty NlQ'KltIllly', xvillilllll Krcnku, Sonia Ice-nlionr, llnth NVitlivrow, Dolores Mott, Bllfliklliil Cnln, Lillian Brown, Dollv SllK'I'lllilIl, Pauline' Bn-nson. Third Row: Toni lic-dnunnd, Crum-sflyn McCandlm-ss, juan Andvrson, ulospliinv ljUilN'ifAl, Rita Craig, Lon Ann Stonv, Nancy Clair, Sully Fifv, Clmrlcs Holxwnrth, John Slu-lar. Last Row: Dale- llincinun, Lconurd Hr-nkenlx-rgcr, Bolm Mowury, Dun Mnxwcll, Bill Anderson, i Din-k Criswc-ll, jim X'Vilson, Dah- lXlL'ClllTlJ,', Richard Dolan-rr. R 4 l Mg Xl wr' L., , 1,11 - .. wx 1 .,.. ,. TFX'L'Qt x 1, 1 .qu . 4' i J. 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Second Row: Kutlilccn Colm-lmim-wski, Iris Collins, Avom-llv Stout, Lois Piennnc, Yvonne Hvatli, Nauru' Arnluvrson, Nr-ll NlCc:llll'0, Third Row: Ircm- llirgv, -li'illllll' Sliortm-n, .l2lIll'f lloclvn, Nancy Zzlclioclni, llvlcn lalgodicll, Betty Norwood, Sllirlcy Nlillvr, clOllStLlIK'Q' Krm-tc-lnnzn', Last Row: Panll llucknn-y, lloss Crlnnrinc, Cflmrlr-S Wriglit, ,luck Ill-mlm-rson, Plllll Slnltvy, NllTll12lI1 Donglucrty, Nlaxson Bula-r, Ilussvll K4-rr. HONIEROONI 215 First Row: L1-on Scanlon. Dirk Ycnni, Ilzlrry K1-sta-r, Mr-l llvnclrickson, Al Connex, Henry Nor- ton, Alvrry Nllntcrson. Second Row: -lm-anno Cumiinglmm, Viviun Cznnplmvll, liclna Mac- Holt, Eva Skvollm, Elizaluctli Ernlmrc-1-, Hairy XV1-lush-r, .lun Luis, ,lillli't Suvislcy. Third Row: Clmrlvs Denis, Nancy ja-well, lYI3lfg'1lI'i'l Moruvvc, Clulrlottv Patterson, janet Zolbrist, Nauru' ML-Coy, Bnrlmru Flcnncr, Phyllis Blair, -luck L1-zlsllrv. Last Row: NVuynv 'l'odcl, llownrcl linkin, Pliil llzunilion, Pllil McCoy, Dalyicl Crossglass, Bill Re-igvl, Torn Czlrrctt, Eclwnrrl Bogovicll. 'lfrlf'..Ki I , 42, if ll F2 'XR N2 X QW xl it k V... I ADM rt 4 !-f..4-T,...,-...-. .--, R 11 ,X in fi LRilIlf'l'illDY, fx ' ' W' F 14 ull I l X Q L, M SH Qjhlllli i ' ii f lv ,,r' 5.53. ,iff l ffTf'1 ly x F U Xml if fl 15525 l Q all V,-, ,,,x V I I . , Hn - J , , Lyia-XM 'MVHVX I fx A I ff K ' 1 xg ' , 0 ml 1' X X , l.,m-' K- ,f, mx ,pm fWN, -.3 I ,JA X, Nm I ,- A if VV U K , 4 ,ry 1 f .A 7 I. 'I U y,J..., - :MV ,1- M , I: i 'fx A Q K . xt aff 4 5 fmk X. Q9 if , K f v W if 2 N I . . , N ,. ., I -, ' Y X ', 5 N , , , ' -, 1 ' 'V-. fi ' D ' 1 g ,Ax .W 1 1, - gg 4 ff- ' 1 - y- A W' .. f A 1 ' -'- ' ' 3 v f 1 A. V f ' IN EP Achim f A13 C 1 wlifffg-,WX ra ff I. C? fr5?', fJ7iw J x W, S, My lkxhk tpm K.. GQ, ,X qxc FV X DX 1 I 'x Lv' ESQ, ' ,T ,sim-Ai JF ,fl by I J ww f PM 5, , X U K N -+ , 11113-L51 I M Y - C In N' S9163 M2 J V M .L nu N I ff A M3 4, XPSQWQ, 342' , , fx! v f X' 4 xxxv 5' Qxil XE y f 5 1 AC K j ,f+: , -A N ff , I v , M14 b rx i 5 Y 7 lil H NL f Nr Q 2 K' ' S' 17 Y! fl' Hill!!! fl! llf . . . TUIIIII Nil' v CIIHII jjj!!! LATIN CLUB TOP PCTURIC-Firsi Row: l.ouisn' Nicholf, l.on Ann Slonv, llila ,ivan Craig, l'anl Shnlvy, Hill Amli-rxmi, Sally lfilv, -Ivan Cnnninuhann. Nancy jc-url. Ss-cond Row: .Ian Lais, Nancy Cano, Dolly Holt, Martha Kidd, Sally llnghos, Loiw Pic-lninv, ,lanvt Savisky, Nancy .-Xnplwison, Yvonni- ll:-ath, Third Row: .Ivan Amlm-rson. lim-tty Ann xIl'Kl'll!ly', ,lanm-I Tohrist, ,l0S4'I1l1i!l1' Pm-clrcrira, ji-alnw Short:-n, ,lain-I llodx-n. Ardmfll Nlalllnnn-r, Bm-tty Norwood, Shirh-y Milli-r. Fourth Row: ,ls-rry Conlon, Gm-orgm' Hvvd, Hvrl Cochran, AI ffulllw. l'ldw.n'd ll1'llllm'r. Donald lfirvslolw, Blvlvvrn ll4'ml1'iz'lxsm1, .Ialnvs I orsytlw, Charlvw Cranl. Last Row: Charh-N Davis, jack Torp, Harry Young, Rohm-rt lliows-ry, Thomas Carre-H, Danim-l Maxim-ll, ,lnhn Shi-lar. SPANISH CLUB LOWER PICTURE-First Row: Row Marin- SL-lnn-idx-r, Kathvryn Craft, .lam-I liroylm-s, Xlary Linn. Kitty Lon Hcllc-r, Edward Han-km-H, Catlivrinm' Zan-lmclni, Nlilliu-nl llc-A-hl, Paulina- Callasllwr, Mary ,Io Conlon. Second Row: Marilyn Moorv, Hilda Hairv, Donna llaqv, Andrcy Thonnrson, Patric-ia Garvin, Miriann Cnnninuhavn, Nlarla-nv Fic-lclm-i', Nlarjoric- Kan:-, Anna Zin- kan, Patty Barrvtt. Third Row: Harhara Dowd, lilivalu-ilu Yands-ll, Barhara Down:-y, Nm-da Hnrnvwn, Barhara Bianchi, Nlargvry Cook, Nlyrtlv Minkm-, Plnniu- liakin, Mary Elh-n Myvrs, liih-A-n llvrzng. Fourth Row: Marilyn Eakin, Mary Eaton, Gwendolyn Mc-Cain, javqiu-lim' Paul, .loan Min-Iwll, Bu-vs-rly Bixlvr, janv XVhih-. Patty Orth, Harhara Moravvc, ,Indiana Enihrcc. Fifth Row: ,loam-plz llannnand, Donald Cadiz-y, Dc-nnis Nlitc-hc-ll, David llonk. Hogs-r NYoodward, Frvd Nvidvrgal, Iain:-s Marshall, Chahni-rs W'add1-ll, Dawaon NIL-Clnn-, Ronald Milli-r, Paul Vandm-rslic-0,'l'hmnasl'ic'1lllln'. Lasi Row: Dar- win DL-lans. llolwrl Ellis, Tlnnnas lfranl-cs, 'l'h4nnas NVaddL-ll, Vvllllillll Swangm-r, Frm-d Clinard, lfranlx lfryrsytllv, lack Yvhih-, Frank Havlio, Boyd Clark, Barry Knnklr, ,Iann-Q llngnv, Cary Cm-lirinu. Frvd Kovalyak, rl .MMPPU ,, X -1-v 17 ' 4 , A li ' i 'A yi - fl A -'N55 'r, 9 fl wif- gl H F lgf'1.,f lflimfi X qffffl,,e: lf of-Q ff' ' ' - ll f f' M 4'vf'f'.f 'A TW 'fav i,1sf',Yfvffw - N f I ' X I Ax, my-,,'-.,,:gX ixnp 'wr' .dry Aw nu .mf WZ Hx K, ri' K-ii fx L ICAZJXW , ' Ill 'GLDM ll N Alf, 'X' 75 3' in F T F T C , 1 wi, J Q 1,-,Q-,vi ,-f ' 5.4, f XX ' V F ixhni. 4 , -. f ,IV ix l T 7 A r K ' v--f f Q in fl .rrfi:v.-iamizf'-:' Lf l ' if 'Z if my X Cl-' . all WW A ,fd i +51 , T , C! F, sis ,M , A My .,wf?X 1 A 1 im., , 41 T ,9d,l'Ll:5A UENOS dias senores y senoritas. We bring to you now the Spanish Club. The sponsor is Miss Adella Lawson. The fundamental pur- pose of this organization is to give all Spanish students a chance to use the Spanish they learn in class. For this reason the meetings are con- ducted almost entirely in Spanish. If you should happen to wander into one of the monthly meetings you might be entertained with a play such as the one given by Jack White and Cordon Milligan at the October meeting. An extra special meeting was held at Christmas time, complete with decorations and a pinata. The pinata was made to resemble the head of Santa Claus, a cap, whiskers, cheeks and nose. made from red and white crepe paper. The officers of this club have been Cather- ine Zachodni, president, Marv Linn, vice-presi- dentg and Kitty Lou Heller, secretary-treasurer. SAWSCKMA LASH! Bugs and bacteria are on the loose. No, it's not an epidemic of virus xg it's only the workings of the Science and Nature Studv group, better known to its followers as the S. A. N. S. club. The club is open to all biology students who wish to supplement the knowledge which they have gained in the classroom. This is accom- plished through movies, talks, and demonstra- tions during the regular meetings, and by numer- ous field trips. One of the club's most interest- ing demonstrations this year was a display of stuffed wild animals secured from the Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh. The S. A. N. S. club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Charlesworth, visits the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh yearly. This is one of the main events of the club year, since the planetarium offers visual education in many fields of science. The club's officers are Bill Anderson, presi- dent, John Shelar, vice-president, james For- svthe, secretary, and Bob Mowery, treasurer. Under their leadership and the sponsorship of Mr. Charlesworth, the S. A. N. S. club has achiev- Jafin MO, amas, amatv-no, that wasn't part of a love story you heard when you passed room 214, that was a part of a Latin Club program. The group, composed of only second year Latin students, had many interesting programs, includ- ing two new activities originated this year. These were the awarding of prizes to the students re- ceiving the highest ave.rages in Latin, and par- ticipating in the Latin exhibition at Buhl Plane- tarium. The members also conducted their reg- ular meetings with games, skits, quizzes in La- tin. The officers of this club are known by their Latin names: Sally Fife, Consul, Bill Anderson, Pro-Consul, Rita Craig, Scribio, and Paul Shutey, Quaestor. The club's sponsor is Miss Anna Mary Fleck. enior dence HE Senior Science Club is a club in school that usually isn't joined solely to have fun. The purpose of this organization is to supplement class work and to gain extra knowledge in the different fields of science. It is open to all chem- istry and physics students. For its activities, the club has interesting experiments, demonstrations, talks, and scientific movies. Most of the meet- ings are concluded with a social gathering in which refreshments are served, in contrast with the more serious part of the program. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Reber, and the officers this year are: President, Ralph McCullough, Vice-President, Marilyn Moore, and Secretary-treasurer, Suzanne Mc- ed well eamed success. Clements. -XLR ri. L,,' '----- .,,, , , , , semfm DHY gp- E-5 f ..., , AQ' it 'V ,.-. . gg- T f u g 5 . .1 . ,. 4 - it Z Lv if 5 bbw K ' 4 f .a I X X 55: J Q '- ' ff 13 9 f -.fl I . Wwgl P , T ,, 1 . is -at if 1-1 , 0 2 if-'iff I xl .. 7-Tlx jf'-.-:. s xr , isfgffwy , , fr :if ' lr, fl E9--, 1. N S2 X 7f 2 ' X, fu 11111 A 0ll,5I'l1.5I' X mwfrj s. A. N. s. CLUB i TOP PCTURE-Front Row: llarlmara Allvn, .lan l.ais, Rita ,lc-an Craig, Nana-y Axnlwrson, Yxonnv llratl1,joyrc Scllcimlmluali- lvl, janet Savisky, Patty Nlortinwr, .ls-anno Cnnnini.:ham. Second Row: Dolly Mott, Polly llvnson, Martha Kidd, Eva Skvolka, Carol VV:-yand, linth VVilln'row, Nancy Zachodni, VVinona Krvnkv, Edna Mas' llolt. Third Row: Elizalwth Emlxrvv, Lois Pivnnnc-, Ardc-ll Malthanz r, Sally llmzln-hz, joy:-v Bloom, H4-tty MQKQ-nny, jowpliim- P1-drs-ira, Noll ML-Clnru, janet Zolmrist. Fourth Row: Charles Grant, Charlvs llolzworth, Doris Smith, Bi-tty Norwood, Charlolh- Path-rson, Sliirla-y Miller, Margin' Moravvc, Sally Fife, Al Colnw, Ray Ilollman. Back Row: Ilvnry Norton, .lorry Dvlans, .lack lA'2l5llI'l', Paul Shntvy, Melvvrn llcndrickson, .lack Seaman, Donald Firestone-, Dawson Englv, lack Torn, Charlvs Davis, Dick Doln-rr, David Crosglass. BOTTOM PCTURE--Front Row: Lillian Brown, l'n'1.U.5y Farlvy, Sonia lc:-nhonr, john Slwlar, VVillian1 Andvrson, Hola-I1 Mow:-ry, james Forsyiliv, Iris Collins, Alam-t Bod:-n, Nanny Cano. Second Row: Dolly Shi-nnan, Vivien Caniplu-ll, Shirlvy Cnnnnings, Holm-n Iagodicli, Ala-an Panvilinuh, Patty Groff, Nancy McCoy, Nam-y jx-wx-ll, joan CL-ndroski, lrc-nv Birge. Third Row: rllllfllllilh lic-clniollcl, Connim' Krvtclnnar, Cram' ML-Candle s, .loan Andi-rson, Lon Ann Stonv, Nancy Clairv, hlvanm- Shor- Ien, Dorothy Hankovich, Phyllis Blair, Kvnnvtli Brown. Fourth Row: Dnanc VValcvlvy, jack Xlilllllllll, jc-rry Conlon, Cvorm- HQ-s-d, Mivlwy Sc-anlon, llvr! Col-hran, ,Iac-k Ili-ndrrnon, 'l'oni Eqm-lx. lialpli Clinard, Paul 1,1-lf:-lwrm-, NVaync- Todd, Charlvs Zinkan. Fifth Row: Dall' VVllllkllllS, jerry WVat:mson. Dale llvinvman, lmonard Rs'lik0l1lu'rg1'r, Jann-s VVilson, Richard YQ-ni, Alamos Hamilton, Charlvs la-is. Back Row: Edward Bogovich, Lvonard YVQ-avs-r, Daniel Maxwvll, Iloward Eal-Qin, Philip M1-Coy, Philip Ilainilton, llarry K1-sts-r, Cvorgs- Cnla, Paul llacknl-y, Toni Carry-tt, Chvstcr Knowles. . . . , , V wall- nil FWMWA, L, I , I 1 f., MM b T f S' D i ' ar 1, f i l , 1 ff fi' I l wi: Q 1 A , My if .9 F ' f, ff will 5 V5 u l , ' P Q rv 15g ' l 'Ii ll 'QQ' ' 1- ' f'ff V' Q, F 'WR fi . P, J 4 Y' i' Fi 10 . A f S I C 4 wffkqfm, L Tv ,swf rfffw in N if ,Q FXN , in N. if S me, A. ff.ffir1+1f'fiil X-fx C A M f a i viz' -1 'V. .K f lkfthf ' X af 7 Ll '-11. Fc w a Q N ' 1 x f cg la-M b N l X' l 4' all lie: fl I i l , YALWVW 4. K Y' 1 , 3- -N N-I Vi V V, 'V VL,f, A .nlh Q tj-ia X M Vi Wx Q ' if7'5'i F' ,1-Q .A 'Kifuijiiilw' ' iv . -j 5417 X ' Tum , , LAX 'I N 4 -6117! A Ba S 1 MFE., l- 2 i l my ., fp -lm ff ' K,!lI,l!I'lil ,S ,E fr! Ifl.ll1l'.l SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB TOP PICTUIIE-First Row: Anna- Mc-Cnllmnglx, Donna llagv, llilcla llairs-, Nanny Rlnnlvs, ,lanvt Pat:-rick, Marjuriv Kam-, lmniw Nichols. jam-t Bmylvs, Katln-rinv Kraft, lic-th llywatvrs. Second Row: Raymond SL-hindlc-, Boh Hvarllanml, Sally Gar- yin. Elizalwth Yanmhll, Cxvmi Mrflain, linniu- liakin, Patty lilkin, Frvcl Nicdcrgal, Hill Sc-gmilh-r, Paul Valnlvrslic-0. Third Row: Kurt Grnns-rt, Ds-nnis Mita-hs-ll, Dirk Turp, Rohm-rt Morris, Tom VVaLlrlz-ll, Eddic llacks-tt, Arthur Frank, Bolm VVadclvll, Fri-cl Koyalyak, flonniv Milh-r. Fonrh Row: linn-st Brown, Donald Cacllvy, linger YVooclwarLl, Rohm-rt Haw-nhill, VViliain Snanm-r, Kula-rt Ellis, Rohm-rt Pritnharcl, liarl llackna-y, jam-k Mc-IJ1-rnmlt, Cary Gcrchringf, Malcolm Vllalkvr, Back Row: David llonk, Frank Frwrsytln-, Thmnas NYillian1s, ,lark VVhih', Frank llac-ko, Rohvrt Fifv. Boyd Clark, Ce-urge Edwards, llvvw llc-nry, Barry Knnklr-, Alln-rt Misc-r. BOTTOM PICTURE-First Raw: Mary ju Conlon, Marilyn XVa5.:in-r, Mary Ellr-n K4-ttvrc-r, Marilyn Mrmrc, lialph IXIQ-Ciillniigll, Srwalnn- Nh-Clunn-nh, Mary Eaton, Anrlrcy Tlnnnymnl, Marilyn Ervin, Ivan Mn-Crm-anur, Mr. Hs-licr. Second Row: .luv Ham- nmncl. Bill llx-iclvszvr, Catln-rinv Zac-lnxclni. liilm-on llc-ring, Markus- Mr-Cln-sin-y, Barhara llmvcl, liusv Marin- Salma-ichfr, Patty Cilmni. Alln-rt llull. Norman Oakf-s. Third llnw: Dnnalcl Nnnalnakvr, jann-s Collins, Marshall VVazld4-ll, Tom ,Pic-mnn-, Chalnn-rs l.Yadzlvll, Darwin DL-lam. Sain Man-kall, Gilsun NIL-Clnrm-, Stvvc Oliphant. Fourth Row: Torn Franks, Ch-nn 'l'lnmnu, kin-li .-Xclains, Phil Murria. llvorgo 'l'ahay, jim l ilm.u'rald, Alini linyzliah, jack jolniwn, G1-ralrl Marguniv, Ianni' llmlilv, W'aync- bt ur. i f fYvvl,.,- 'M' Mi-xilzpglf' I X, . . , V ,, 9. 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J ,X iff, i xv .x vu V 4 , 1 A L xg 'N V 'Xil ' , All s ,E A ,Wa lil mm, xx .al TOP PICTURE Front Row: Cathvrinm' Zachorlni, Iithvl Clillt-spit-, Mari- lyn Ealcin, Marilyn Moorv, Barlmara Downing, Carol Gill. son, Eva-lyn Sayislcy, Ifflixalwth Yancls-ll, Sally Carvin, Evvlvn Calilv. Second Bow: -lanvt Savislty, Yvonnv llvath, Bath XVith- 4-row, Carol NVc'yanrl, Lillian Brown, Sally Portinan, Patty Carvin, .lc-anno Cllllllllligllillll, Iilcanor Boniishvr. Third Row: Kitty Lon llc-llf-r, Patty Orth, Noll lNIL'fIllll't', Nancy Zac-hoclni, Doris Sinith, Mary -Io Conlon, Dc-lon-s lliilt, Pat Mortiinc-r, Carolyn Coopvr, -loycc Sclic-iclniantvl, Fourth Row: Bt-tty Ann Mc-Kvnny, llc-lt-n Sclilcitcr, Nan- cy Blioclvs, Audrvv Thompson, Donna Ilage, Charlvnc- llarpt-r, Faym- Bradshaw, Latina- Iligh, Nancy Lindalil, Vt-lnia Lou Anderson. Fifth Row: Mary Iillvn Kvttr-rt-r, Marilyn XVagn1'r, jose-- phinc' Pedrvira, janvt Zolnrist, Bvtty Norwood, llilda llairc, Patty Cilison, Arclvll Malthanvr, Nancy Cano, Xvinona Krvnlic, Nanvy -It-wvll, Mildrvtl Fill'lIl0l'. Sixth Bow: Shirley Spur, Cwc-n McCain, Dolly Sha-rinan, Paulina' Benson, Maxim' Carclncr, Mary Linn, Juliana Iiinlurvc-, Patty Barrett, Patty lilkins, janv XVliitc, Nfhda Burncson, Barbara Bianchi. X, 1 X! ! '- fi f 2,- ,i-,. ' ll' I 1 ll . r' I!! .. f! LOWER PICTURE Front Row: Norma ,Ivan Snow, Arlvnv Staats, Cliarlottv Bradshaw, Host- Marit- Sclnu-irlm-1', Anne lN'IcCalloagli, Nlyrtlc Minkc, Mary Eaton, -lanvt Patc-ricli, Matilda Iloyt, Margic Powt-rs. Second Row: Martha Kidd, Dorothv Bankovicli, Miriam Cunningham, Margiv Krism-, josiv Cvndroski, Dolly Le-Wis, Nancy Mangcrilli, Connie- Paschall, Marin-no l i0ldc'1', Wil- la Mat- -lainvs, -lam' llarliins, Third Row: Adrivnnt- Padgt-tt, Connic Cousins, Bita Craig, Nlarjoric Kano, Lonism- Nicols, Ircnm- Birgc, Nancy Ainlms-rson, Lois Pic-iiiiiiv, Paulina- Callaghvr, Milliccnt Ha-vlil, ,Ivan Mt-Crt-anor. Fourth Row: Nancy Sclivvtl, Shirley Cuininings, Iris Collins, Donna Clark, ,losic Cnzzvtti, Mary Ellen Mcycrs, -lo Ann Shaft, Dollv Mott, Sally Ilnghcs, Lou Ann Stonv, lan I 'tis Silly Filiv Fifth Row: Conniv Kr:-tclnnar, Margin Cook, Patty An- clc-rson, Cram-yln NIcCancllL-ss, Bvtty Ft-rguson, Eunice lfaltin, Bm-yn-rly Bixlvr, Snzannc' McCl'emcnts, Shirlf-y Millcr. Sixth Row: lflvanor Sclivm-l, YVilcla Mvgill, jc-an Ander- son, Phyllis Blair, Lois XVliitr-, Marilyn Ervin, Phyllis Buf- fington, Margiv Moran-c, .loan Kintcr, Barbara Dowd, ,loan Mitclwll, -Ioyvv O'Donnvll, Marsuc McCliosn0y, Iiilcf-ii Hvrzog. ri-,M 0 create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian charac- terw-this is the goal of the Tri-Hi-Y. This past year the club has done a splendid piece of work spreading this feeling of Christian character throughout the club and school. From the impressive candlelight induction cere- mony in September, to the installation of officers in May, the group has worked hard to help better themselves and their classmates in their social, spiritual, physical and mental development. Besides the instructive meetings of the club, there were several social gatherings for the members including one informal dance open to the entire school. Another feature was an assembly program which was brought to the high school by the eluh and was well received by the students. The officers, who are to be commended for their fine leadership, are: Myrtle Minkc, presidentg Anne Me- Cullough, vice-president, Rose Marie Schneider, secreta- rv, Charlotte Bradshaw, treasurer, Janet Paterick, histori- ang Mary Eaton, chaplain, The sponsor is Miss Thelma Campbell. ome conomiw C744 LAMOHOUS girls and luscious meals is the goal which the members of the Home Economics Club try to reach. This task is not difficult if you dili- gently attend the club meetings and apply the knowledge gained there. The first few meetings were devoted to the election of officers and the planning of future programs, but once the arrangements were completed, the activities of the club provided action in the various fields of Home Eco- nomics as well as entertainment. If you received a beautifully wrapped Christmas gift it might have been wrapped by one of the club's members, since a demonstration on gift wrapping was part of the Christmas meeting. At various other meetings the girls learned how to dress fashionably and how to be well groomed. As outside activities, the club arranged for a bake sale, a demonstration of sewing machine attachments to the entire Home Economics department, and the prepara- tion and serving of several luncheons. A Valentine's Day tea and picnic in May were purely social events which were enjoyed by the club members. Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth McKinley, the club has profited by the gaining of knowledge and the social contacts made during the meetings. The offi- cers are Shirley Speer, president, Helen Sehleiter, vice- presidentg Laliue High, secretary, and Gwen McCain, treasurer. gui, iZ3rinL, cm M carrie Front Row: Marilyn Ervin, jean McCreanor, LaRue High, Helen Schleiler, Shirley Speer, Gwen McCain, Eleanor Rom- isher, Evelyn Cable, Marsue McChesney, Jacqueline Paul. Second Row: Anne McCullough, Marilyn NVagner, Mary Ellen Ketterer, Marilyn Moore, Nancy Dunlap, Nancy Mangerelli, Dolly Lewis, Yvonne Heath, Nancy Amlmerson, Anita Meaehenl, Mary Flenner. Third Row: Patty Garvin, Fay Bradshaw, Mary Ann Moldovan, Nancy McCoy, Nancy Jewel, Marjorie Powers, Matilda Hoyt, Sally Portman, Nancy Lindahl, Eunice Eakin, Josephine Guzzetti, Maxine Gardner. Fourth Row: Dolores Hult, Patty Gibson, Constance Paschall, Marlene Fielder, Barbara Bianchi, Patty Barrett, Doris Mathews, Velma Lou Anderson, Charlene Harper, Aileen Barton, Kitty Lou Heller. Last Row: Mary Linn, Lou Ann Stone, Shirley Miller, Helen Lapota, Inyce 0'Donnell, joan Kinter, NVilda Megill, Barbara Dowd, Patty Orth, janet Bo- den. H t 5 7 Y . ,,,,,. W X S L l f 1: lk X ' '93 - i n Kfni , zu: X. S n Q u , Q V ,7 X i. M J Cm 'l A if s s I 5 V r ' t f X J Nl M u Wi X95 x . -43 , - 'ul l. . ' 1 ,, ace if ,ff ' ' 1 f 3 1 ' 54 V e 7 ,xl li 5,- , lf-ffl- will fe, lx X659 My xiii: M K KN l l ti 1 x f i ,, f ll. ' I t-CI7!1z11'!!.i A r- TOP PICTURE Front Row: I. llavs, C. 'llllllllltlS, F. Forsythe, I. Me- Dermott, Director Paul Iones, XV. Equals, I. Iolinston K. llayes, Il. llarrali. Second Row: I. Delans, D. Delans, F. Clinarcl, I. XVl1ite C. Holzworth, It. lloftman, lt. 'l'oclcl, I. Leary. Third Row: D. Ray, B. Kunkle, T. NVilliams, C. Cllla R, lleadland, P. Vanclersliee, P. Svilira. R. Mowery, cf Leis, YV. Bray, lt. Morgan. Fourth Row: I. llogne, I. Collins, lt. l ife, C. Mt-Clnre C. Tahay, 0. Cooinlis, C. l'l1illis, 'lf Roinig, I. llenclerson I. Brkieli. Fifth Row: C. Barley, NY. Swauger, A. ltoll, C, litlwarcls K. Martin, B. Pritellarcl, R. VVooclWarrl, C. NVaclclell, lt XVadclell, D. Ilineinan, lt. Cooinlis. Sixth Row: C, Margonie, M. Stout, D. Miser, I. Fitz geralcl, NV. Flenner, B. flirting, R. Miller, S. Olipliant N. Oakes, I. Adams, -I. Brozieli, M. NVallcer. Seventh Row: D. XVillian1s, li. Bogovit-li, D. Maxwell I VV1tterson I V glin D xvllxtlt C' cwll .- '1 -' , .- 1111 , . a ,', 1. -tnt, QI. For- sythe, B. YCIIIII, ll. Ixester, VV. Calla, A. Miser, B. Boden. LOWVER PICTURE Front Row: M. I. Barns, li. M. llolt, li. Emliree, M. I Conlon, C. Bradshaw, M. Linn, X. Burnt-son, C. McCain L. Piennne, I. Paterick, M, lloyt, A. Tlionipson, P. Gih- son, E. Calile, N. ltliocles, Second Row: V. Caniplmell, K. Colelmiewslci, C. NVeyand N. Mt-Clare, M. Cunningham, M. Krise, A. Mg-Cullough M. Minke, C. Paseliall, M. Fielder, NV. I. Ianies, Z Brown, M. NVagnc-r, IC. ltomislier, F. Bradshaw. Third Row: C. Patterson, M. Moravec. E. Gillespie, I Savisliy, Y. lleatli, lt. Craig, M. Kane, I. Birge, N. Ain- lierson. D. Mott, N. Zaelioclni, lt. NVitln-row D. Hage, II llaire, I. Broyles, C. Gibson, E. Savisky. Fourth Row: C. Kretelimar, M. Cook, I. Collins, D Clark, I. Cnzxetti, M. E. Meyers, I. Seliaft, P. Callegher S. lluglies, I. Luis, S. Fife, S. Garvin, K. Craft, R. Mc- K ll 1 ,a an . Fifth Row: l'. Blair, A. Stout, I. Paul, P. Barrett, Il Selileiter, I. NVl1ite, F.. Ealcin, B. Bixler, BI. Eaton, S NIL'fIII'lllt'lItS, L. lligh, S. Portinan, M. Carclner. Sixth Row: Miss Naisniitli, C. Zaelioclni, XV, Megill, I Kinter, I. Hniluree, C. MeCancllc-ss, B. Ferguson, P. Buf fington, E. Yandell, AI. Mitchell. I. 0'DonnelI, M. Mc- Chesney. P. Staulm, Speer, B. Moravee, P. Orth. HMC NE of the leading activities in our school is the B. A. C. The Wednesday night basket- ball games are eagerly anticipated by our boys. Thursday morning, if you visit the boys locker section, you will find the main topic of conversa- tion centered around these games. As in past years, senior football players, not out for basketball, are the team captains. These captains take the best available talent and hope they have a winning combination. The values gained from such an organiza- tion are immense. Although these boys are not varsity members, this is no reason for their talent to remain dormant. B. A. C. enables boys to gain experience and lessons they can apply to future life. They find it takes teamwork, good sports- manship, and team morale to win and lose grace- fully. The lessons learned from such an organi- zation can not be estimated in dollars and cents. 0661, el 5 HE busiest girls during gym classes and C. A. A. games are the Leaders. These girls are selected because of their interest in sports, leader- ship, sportsmanship, and activity in the C.A.A. These girls are chosen, some at the end of their sophomore year and some in their junior year, by the old leaders. Their duties consist of taking roll and checking showers in gym classes, helping with the junior High classes, helping with C. A. A. tournament games and generally assisting Miss Naismith in any Way possible. This Club, under Io Ann Schaff, president, and Charlotte Bradshaw, secretary, has been very active this year. Besides helping to put on a dance, this group attended the annual Play Day at Aliquippa and a special Hockey Play Day at P. C. W. in the fall. It might be mentioned that the girls did very well, winning one game and tying the other. These girls also enjoyed many thrilling basketball games with girls of other nearby schools. With money they made on the dance, the Leaders bought small silver basket- balls to help them always remember the wonder- ful times they had while members of the Lead- ers Club. 54,4 HOHTLY after school started in the fall, feminine shrieks of come, on, take it down the field or ouch, my shinf' could be heard echo- ing through the air. A rough, tough hockey or soc- cer game was progressing. From these games, the girls were very likely to emerge with many bruises, for they were sometimes kicked as often as the ball. Following hockey and soccer, the girls mov- ed into the gym for their sports. The first tourna- ment was volleyball. It has been heard around school that the senior boys challenged some of the girls to a volleyball game and that the girls accepted. As to the results, well- The next sport in which a large group of G. A. A. girls participated was basketball, the favor- ite of all sports. The teams, captained by the members of the Leaders Club, played at noon during the winter. As spring advanced, the girls again went out- side for the last sport, mushball. Anyone who valued her life didn't dare go within 35 feet of homeplate, for as soon as the batter hit the ball, the bat went flying. As a reward for their efforts, the girls who had obtained the required number of points at the end of the year, received an emblem. The girls will tell you that they had scads of fun working for these awards. Officers of the club were president, Mary Linn, vice president, Neda Burnesong secretary, Lois Piemmeg treasurer, Gwen McCain. Miss Charlotte Naismith was the capable sponsor. LEADERS CLUB Kneeling: Charlotte Bradshaw, Sally Garvin, Janet Broyles. Standing: jo Ann Schaff, Mary Linn, Barbara Moravec, Kathryn Craft, Myrtle Minke. gan! LTHOUGH the band played at pep meetings and at the Music Festival, it was essentially the marching unit of our music department. Nat- turally enough, the band received its greatest at- tention at the football games. At these games, the band, reinforced by the majorettes, executed many difficult formations. Bn, HI , The Clock , and the Halloween Crescent Moon were but a few of them. Aside from these, the band's repertoire included several specialty num- bers, such as the Wedding Ceremonyf, In that, it duplicated the actual ceremony, moreover, the placing of the ring and the traditional kiss proved very humorous. - The band was the backbone of the student bodyis morale and school spirit. At the pep meetings and then at the games, its lively music did much to put us in the spirit to cheer our team to victory. The band's reputation did not suffer in out of town performances. It has received several honorable mentions from surrounding commu- nities. Also, our band, along with two other bands, received a prize for the best marching and playing at the Rochester Centennial. Con- sidering the large number of competitors, this was indeed an honor. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Cornelius, the band practiced and improved. In this his second year at Beaver, Mr. Comelius set out to produce the finest band in the history of Beaver High. He made the members work hard the seventh period and often after school, but they remained loyal to him and even enjoyed the work. The band banquet, unlike most banquets, came in the middle, not at the end, of a success- ful season. Held in the First Presbyterian Church of Beaver, the affair was sponsored, as usual, by the Band Mothers. Following a delicious and filling turkey dinner, awards were presented to members of both the band and orchestra. After being introduced by toastmaster Mr. William Paterick, Mr. Linn presented letters to members who had served three years. Mrs. Young, Presi- dent of the Band Mothers, 'then presented gold pins to the senior members of the band and or- chestra. Those who received letters were: Don- ald Cadley, Ioseph Hammond, Reese Henry, Marjorie Kane, Nancy Mangiarelli, Ianet Pater- ick, Andree Razairre, Steve Schupay and Chalm- ers Waddell. Those who received pins Were: Vir- ginia Benson, Ernest Brown, Barbara Dowd, Iuliana Embree, Carol Gibson, Robert Girting, Roberta Graham, Robert Havenhill, Barry Kun- kle, Mary Ann LeFebvre, Ruth McCahan, Rich- ard Nevill, Helen Schleiter, Shirley Speer, and Robert Waddell. Mr. Cornelius, director, praised the group highly, then Barry Kunkle, student manager of the band, spoke briefly to thank all who had helped the band during the year. To climax the evening, an entertainment program was present- ed by Buddy O'N eil, a clever phonomimic, who gave impersonations of popular records. Z LB ,- I 'ts A1 1 A1 'S ---- A , - er essseeeea he til' egg ., l li Q at A' SED DHY ,Z 'f 'im g j L S2 -4 ' ,A Eg,-is .1 :xii-Z? X- Y v' ' It I iii J il l X fel V 35? ri? AM W? i ll A,1,s1'4i, WE.1,sz'f', Wifljlil' GIRLS, CHORUS First Bow: Shirley Silvis, Norma Snow, Arlene Staats, Anita Meacheni, Marsue McChesney, Joe Pedreira, Betty Ann McKcnny, janet Zobrist. Second Row: Patty Murphy, jackie Paul, Donna Smith, ,lane Harkins, Sally Port- man, Donna Hage, Charlene Harper, Patty Orth, Ardell Malthaner. Third Row: Martha Kidd, Sally Hughes, Pauline Gallagher, Mary Ellen Mvers, Dolly Mott, La Rue High, Nancy Lin- dahl, Ian Luis. Fourth Row: Lois Piemm-e, Eleanor Sr-In-el, Eleanor Pacclla, Margery Cook, Jeanne Cunningham. Eunice Eakin, Jan- et Savisky, Sally Fife, Rita Craig. BOYS' CLEE CLUB First Row: Dave Miser, Fred Kovalvak, jim English, Darwin Delans, Ed Benner, jack Torp. Second Row: Conrad Phillis, james Col- lins, Oliver Coombs, Jim Marshall, Carv Barlev, Steve Schupay. Third Bow: ,lack johns, Dick Coombs, Thomas Equels, john Johnson, Mr. Cor- nelius, Barry Kunkle, Dick Doha-rr, Ro- bert Franz. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Evelyn Cable, Marjorie Kane, Mary Ellen Myers, Rose Marie Schneider, Dolores Hult, Mary Ann Moldavan, Ra- mona Diamond, Wilda Mae james. Second Row. Maxine Gardner, Mary Linn, Kitty Lou Heller, Velma Lou An- derson, Helen Schleiter, Patty Barrett, Sally Garvin, Patty Anderson, Connie Cousins, Adrienne Padgett. Third Row: Miriam Cunningham, Mar- gery Cook, Margie Krise, Anita Mea- eheni, Josie Cuzzctti, Myrtle Minke, Mar- sue McChesney, Eileen Herzog, Peggy Staub, Barbara Dowd. Fourth Row: Chuck Leis, Jack McDer- mott, Bill Cordon, Fred Kovalyak, Dick Torp, Barry Kunkle, Bob Ellis, Clyde Holt. Steve Oliphant, Steve Schupay. Ullol nano X , it .4 4 My f E QC C, ' All T5 R ' m ' A il f yffffffkyf. gy ' 'Qf.f3yvif1'3i iff'-A j K W f 1 te 4,'iifg1,w.iQ. ' :ima 9.52-6'j?915hff',,,grf1fis 6,li,7i l,4ifffi Sf i. 'sf 33 4 tffuljf, w fl we it ow - f ,' ery-fi W iff ft.1Mw is 52 Je ft . X It , ,, I' , -. V1 VTX ,j- If ,fc ,I ii... A 1 K ff FO EE : T f 1 l X JJ Rio 193 Q! iff' if 2' . f'fIff.:'L1ffi1fT X X Q1 ll i tl 1 f D' if if If f , 3' i lil 48K1l X NX A lf 'V f lil 'Q H . Q- AUY 'I ' .l 'I ff i M -L--tu-F-F -1, :.! rf-- '-.id' A, I 660174585 UH the first time this year, Beaver High School had three active musical organizations: Girls Chorus. which has been in existence for many years, Boys Glee Club, started three years ago, and Nlixed Chorus, introduced last year, and offered for credit now. The Girls Chorus was limited to only Hfty members this year, due to the Girls Ensemble and Nfixed Chorus. Under the supervision of Mr. Cornelius, the group was able to present a splen- did Christmas program for the high school, and another program in February. These girls have Worked hard throughout the year, and deserve a great deal of commendation. Like the Girls Chorus, the Boys Glee Club worked earnestly to present their finest in popular and classical music. These boys acquired an abundance of determination and skill which has aided them through difficult performances. The Mixed Chorus is composed of those, who have successfully passed auditions for the group. In addition to a Thanksgiving performance, this unit formed the nucleus for the final number of the Spring Nlusic Festival, Battle Hymn of the Hepublicf' XVith the orchestra, the voices of the choristers made the festival a program of beauty and inspiration. These three organizations have endeared themselves to every boy and girl in our high school. They shall always be appreciated by the faculty and students of Beaver High for the harmony given. QPCA85 find USIC, music, music. Every Tuesday and Thursday, the orchestra met in the music room in the basement. Realizing that much practice is required in order to be able to do anything well, the orchestra members set out to Work hard and concentrate on their music. Hence, no one was surprised when the orchestra soon mastered such numbers as Nocturne,' and Light Cavalryf, Our conductor, Mr. Cornelius, in this, his se- cond year at Beaver, faced a difficult task in get- ting an orchestra together. However, he Worked hard with the group and soon had them playing together expertly. This required much labor on the part of both Mr. Cornelius and the orchestra members, but their success was evidenced by the Way they played at the junior and senior class plays and at several of our assemblies. Although the orchestra did not perform every week, its work and practice Went on just the same. The orchestra's greatest glory, however, came with the Spring Festival of 1950. At this time, the music department tried something entirely different. The entire choral department, includ- ing Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and Girls Chorus, united with the orchestra in presenting The Bat- tle Hymn of The Republicfi This unusual num- ber, first of its kind in our school in many years, Was the outstanding feature of the Music Festival. and effectively demonstrated the abilities of our music department. jlwee frzfngd ana! oz gan! 3 528 lf. . SYM jf! Front Row: Iris Collins, Katherine Bankovich, Marjorie Kane, Joseph Hammond, Cilson Mc- Clure, Donna Hage, Nancy Zachodni, Phyllis Blair. Second Row: Carol Weyand, Ruth Wither- ow, Kathleen Colehiewski, Louise Nicols, Janet Paterick, Hilda Haire, Elizabeth Yandell, Sally Garvin, Ramona Diamond. Back Row: John Torp, Reese Henry, Ross Crumrine, Robert Fife, Edwin Hackett, Darwin Delans, Robert Franz, Dale Williams, Dawson Engle. CAMERA CLUB Watch the birdief, Say cheescf, These are a few of the things you would have heard, if you had visited the Camera Club. It was a fairly new organization in Beaver High School this past year, and was quite successful. The group met twice a month to discuss new innovations in photographic equipment and problems the members may have had as amateur photogra- phers. In addition to their regular meetings, they made several field trips on which they pho- tographed the interesting subjects they met. Some of these pictures were placed in the main hall where all students Could see them. Some of the members also photographed the various dances held during the year. The money from these pictures is to be used to buy equipment for their new dark room. This club was under the fine leadership of sponsor, Mr. William Charlesworth, president, Ioe Hammond, vice president, Donna Hageg sec- retary, Marjorie Kane, and treasurer, Cilson Mc- Clnre. 'i E Samoa DHY' A llll N ff' di K w--e-e at ea--a Q as rrsre eeefe or eeeer N 1, rfb lllll i' 'Xe' 'F 'li p E l 1 I 'F D lil Q Q Tiffin Calif ET E I ' ll t E N Qv' ,Qt-fl 'M X E, A I Xxx-dull'-r if X ffl 'lil X S! It Z1 5 Q,,,,,' UU! . X 1.14061 IH ' . ' Hi SHINCAS STAFF TOP PICTURE-EDITORIAL Sitting: Marilyn Ervin, Vbllllll Lon Andcrson, Necla Burnt-son, Patty Barrvtt, Toni Plt'lllllli' Barbara Dowd, jc-an ML-Crt-anor, Shirlvv Spvvr Milliccnt lleclil. Second Row: Myrtlm- Mink:-, Maxine Cardin-r. llclcn Schlviter, liunicv Eakin, Mary Linn Jack YVhite, Doris Mathvws, Marsnv ML-Clws: ncy, Eileen Hn-rzog, Marlena' Fivlclvr. Third Row: Bill llcirlcgvr, Phil Morris, lialplu McCullough, Bill Conlon, Hill Svgmillc-r, Ancly Slanclc. W w LOWVER PICTURE-BUSINESS AND TYPISTS Sitting: Bctty Ferguson, Ethel Cillcspic, La lint- High, Nancv Linclahl, Cvorge Edwards, Marshall Xifacldvll, Adrivnnc- Paclgvtt, Clara Broziclf, Margie Kris:-. Second Row: Mary Ann Lclfchvrc, Juliana linihrc-0, Barbara lNlorax'c-Q, Barbara Bianchi, Cwcn Mt-Cain, Patty Garvin, Sally Portman, Patty Orth, Margin- Cook, Miriam Cunningham, Anita Mr-achain. Third Row: Mary Io Conlon, Joyce O,Donnell, Bc-vvrly Bixlvr, Ancly Slaclv, Barry Kunklv, Koe- nig Ilaycs, Don Strailc, Don Ray. Kilim' Ami M ' ,,- 5. , , I W , if , , - H .U if V n ,J rg ll L ii Y fq,,,, WN hw .iff ,fm W' fr 'E an P'-Nia. VV, f A I ,f f .-,f,., v'f ' tgg,,a,,i, i7v,i, fi V fx A' y ,Qt ,Q .5 11,,,-Vcfg. L,,g'i1:,fi,Q fi? W, it 1 3 f S A fi X, M i J M, M p 'du , xqgwagf H 34 R ..., I A., K, ,lim ,gtk J' ul, i If J A ,. 'N wg 1 'Ma t -f M, ,-r'f l':ff f iff , rtjgaifr- as .51 Xxfirr r- on, T M' fy it i rl A 5' fl' Ay-f at M I rzigiiizti-f' lr ' if fl J 'r T 1479 C S ' M' l 52 if 'ir sh lf ?l S wi l l it i' .xr i Ill , ll' , fill 'ff ' ' X l ld HE major publication of Beaver High School is its annual, the Shingas. Production of this book is a year-round process. When school commenced in the fall, the adviser, Mr. Paterick, was already choosing his editors, Barbara Dowd and Tom Piemme. Pictures were taken, engrav- ings prepared, and a great sales campaign was begun. ln two weeks all sales records were brok- en and the promises of a great Shingas ran high. ln the ensuing weeks the book was plotted and the art work was begun. Our artists, Millicent lteehl, Jean McCreanor, and Shirley Speer, de- serve much of the credit for the success of this book. The work on division pages, the bottoms of pages, and chronology is of a class seldom seen in high school yearbooks. Finallv bv Feb- ruary some of the work was ready for the printer and by March fifteenth the hook was to press. Now that publication of the 1950 hook has been completed the path is cleared for 1951. And may it he a great hook. IIE Echo, published monthly with copies available hy subscription only, added many new features to an already fine paper. Perhaps the most important of these was the standard maroon and grey cover adopted by the staff. However, this was not the only change, the staff decided to mimeograph the paper themselves. The process was very successful, and the staff is to he con- gratulated for its fine work. Two other features added to the Echo were a special page devoted to the music department, and a calender of school activities. Of course, each issue contained the usual articles on sports, club news, and fashions, along with editorials, witty sayings, and the eternal gossip columns. Among the activities of the Echo Staff were a trip through the office and printing plant of the Beaver V allev Times and the sponsorship of the animal Valentine Dance which was dubbed The Heart Hopf, Those who attended this dance will never forget the unique decorations and the dreamy music. ' X K ff .,.,, VIII!!! LI a, 'fI!fI1!1 ECHO STAFF Seated: Loxella Reed, Marlene Fielder, jack NVhitr-, Eunice Eakin, lieverlv Bixler, Millicent Reehl, Pauline Gallagher, Marilyn Moore, Elizabeth Yandell. Standing: Rose Marie Schneider, jane VVhite, Eleanor ltomisher, Andrey Thompson, Anne McCullough, Sally Cari in. Marilyn Eakin, Mrs. johnson, ltaym ond Sehindle. Back Row: Thomas XVaddell, VVilliam Swauger, Kurt Grunert, Mary Eaton. l Q. . . fe . . W - l5?7f1i'f1'w . 4 . . l .pi-as T? 'sv it ll- f 'F ?il'L'S'gi f T gi.f ' AilTX '. ,.., H 'V 1 itii .ZW Y I sw., ef' -f iv, 1 wfrx W at . . . 3' '.a,g- ,, . t fe, A' ' T - - as P ,stew t'rXSf'ilmfaH l ,s ff' llr' 5 Y dike if ff er.. SQ it ff dj' T i . ,.,r f Iilllliillllix PM Qt' A ST NM l K M53 Liillfif ,J 2' 'life ' A ,fill-M' l l 5 A4 Xhllm 4- 31,13 V Aii' ii' ' PY , tt... ., ff , :: i I fi: if ,L 'JH 151.5 TOP PICTURE-STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: ji::: Pi::kc-:'tz:::, 'l'm:: F:'::::ixs, Sl:i:'lm'y Sp:-n-:'. A::dy Skid:-. Curdm: Milligan: Second Row: lh:::::ic- Nliilvr, Anim NIcCiill4:::gl:, Nlklfiiyll IC1:ki::, l'fI1':::::::' lic::::isl:c-:', Kurt C:'::::c'rl. Third ROW: Din-ix Yvimi, Yx'i:::::c- H1-z1ll:, Dm: l i:'0sf0::1', lid liviilwl' LOWER PICTUHIC-PRESIDENTS COUNCIL Seated: -In Am: Slmiii, l,n'a1dr':'s Cililig Sliirivy Spc'v:', lI1::::i--I'I:-Cl::l:g Sully lfifc-, l.z:li:: ciillil1j1lSiC'cillZ- lii::: C X X lillllikl lidxii: lllm Bu xc-tti, CI:m::'-lwncla-:'sg Cz:tl:r-:'i::c Zap-l:s:d::i, S:Jz:::isl: Cl1:l:g Mary bare: Duwcl, Sliingnsg Nlyrtim- Niinkv, 'l':'i-Iii--Y. Standing: Nd ll4'i:::n'r, So1Ji:1::::u:':' Class: 'll:::: XV1:ddc-ll, wllllliill' Class: 'l'1:::: lfiuiiks, Studvnt Cu::::c'ilg ,lack VVl:itv, ICQ-img l7:'::::k Ff:1'sytl:c', Nuliuiull llc:::m::' Suviviy: l':a:r:'y Ku::klm-, li4:::dg lizdpl: ixilfillililllgil, Senior SL-ic-:iw Cl::I:g Bill Si-g:::illv:', liulmc-at Clidmg Unrdui: Nlilligiui, Sc-::im:r Clussg 'I'c:::: Pic-::::::v, Sliingus. :.: V: : -ri: ,M H f 1 f H ' i if V, 'i X ff iffy- ' if -, ,. Ji . di- I 3:24, ll 7, I N , i i ,fl . : My-Q, IVJ, 1 N . xg i A A: : ' i , y 'ix A 5 J ' T in ' ' , I ,. ,' It Y L, A Q , -. i I? V i ,K - -vii!! ,L wllifgw 'ix ,ff i ' 1 - w fl? I- ' ri 7731 i ij wiki i 4 i i X I' M 1 4 1 ,.i:, Lf M . f :gf j:,gf,! ' :X ALJ .:,: ff'1 W, X -2 fl, ' ' ' if 'Y I A .41 gi ikffmlkiifif 'if i R : 'f ' ' R: ik :fi vwmwn.-v ,gxgjf 7 4 M N ,:, ggiki 'A X ff ii X X! QE:-H , 29, gg :ax 'I 54 im' :xx.,:k.Q5,, f K : xx 3 ! R ,Q : , Jian i f X 'g ': K. .1 i X ' H Ai L AW! :A X., L M4 ki k Ny ' rain cljflfwf Q. STUDENT COUNCIL he student council is an organization com- posed of one member elected from each home room in the high school. The council under- took several worthwhile projects this year. They rented backrests at the football games, sold con- cessions at basketball games, decorated the school Christmas tree, sold pencils for the Tuberculosis Association, sponsored an amateur hour for stu- dents. and placed signs containing slogans in the main hall. The council has no governing power, but thev do bring the students viewpoints to the school authorities. The officers are: Tom Franks, president, Ronald Xliller, vice-presidentg and Yvonne Heath, secretary-treasurer. Nlr. Linn is the sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ervice, leadership, scholarship, and char- acter-these are the qualifications necessary to become a member of the Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society. To be chosen as a mem- ber is an honor available to all, but obtained by few. Twice each year at an impressive candle light ceremony, the society inducts those selected to become members. A certificate, declaring the studentis membership, is presented to each by Mr. Linn. Aided by Miss Cathryue Esenwein, this yearls group with Frank Forsythe, president, Tom Piemme, vice president, and Barbara Dowd, sec- retary-treasurer, has lived up to and increased the high standards and ideals set by their prede- cessors. Em! , . .,,. . ar a' GV, 57 . I f I 1 Ng X :A I H viii V WCW!! ,. X 1 V 1 . K- A 5 ,Q get X if g .pang X2 to ,Ma at we Cafd meow BOBCAT CLUB OFFICERS Marshall Waddell, Ioyce O,Donnell William Segmiller, LaRue High Steve Uliphant, Nancy McCoy H, for a girl in your arms or-ouch! a hoy on your foot. These are the dreams made real by the Bobcat Club of B. H. S. This is a strictly social organization which has provided, with the help of Mr. Donald Hig- bee, sponsor, many senior high students with an enjoyable evening. While it is not a hard and fast rule, the dances are usually held on Saturday nightg if you didn,t happen to have a date that night you were more than Welcome, for students are encouraged to come stag. Fourteen dances were held this year and the attendance Was better than it has been in the past. Of course the club could not fail to have its animal Christmas dance. This year's dance was a huge success due mostly to the dreamy music and the ultra, ultra decorations. Those who at- tended Were heard to say that it topped the list of the holiday events. The credit for the success of these dances goes to William Segmiller, president, Steve Oli- phant, vice president, Nancy McCoy, secretary, and LaRue High, treasurer. OOL Iimiw ' x' ' If V X1 1802 , ' f 'f'7 5f30 6? v fly g 4. R 20 I E! S 6 A' , Qql 5 ' J A lam K X I6 ' n- ' Bai A S fri 1 il fo Tl F5 lf ' T I ' N - 171 '- -tx J, 4' K, f: be 5 aff, -5,6 1 .: ' ' ,lf Al 1, XV I i 5 59' llllln S! I . ig U1 QU Q9 as - if -i sg f - 1 rg t . XX 7 - ff f K, gl , f 4 X fx! U fg in ff XE J! 1 ,ni Eg-f X' ,if-J Af, . A ggnooffo Fo? O T9 fi? 1C J' J F71 .ummm 'mn O 3545 50' X all r X 'V y pf Ill -' , ,gn I l 1' ragwuk ' 7 w ' 2. fb A QL Li f C359 Q Wlxigfx AX X 'rl K- Y X NT x T f Q Ny LX X EY 1 flgvbxxy lx AX yi if ' xQ 2? X X X gif! iron reab Line: Clyde Holt, Jim Pinkerton, Frank Forsythe, Glenn Thomas, Jack McDermott, Jack Johnston, Koenig Haves. Backfield: Ronnie Miller, Cordon Milligan, Russell Kerr, Don Ray. ADDISON COURTNEY . . . halfback . . . 1 yr, letterman . . . Although Addison wasn't fortunate enough to make the first string, he could always be counted on to give his best for the team. WAYNE EQUELS . . . right end . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . At the beginning of the season Wayne was our regular right end but a kidney injury received in the Midland game kept him out of action for the rest of the season. FRANK FORSYTHE . . . right guard . . . 2 yr, letterman. . . . Throughout the season Frank proved to be an out- standing lineman and was rewarded with a berth on the All W. P. I. A. L. team. TOM FRANKS . . . center . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Tom vacated his hard eamed position when hc sus- tained a serious arm injury at midseason. BUDDY HABRAH . . . halfback . . . 1 yr. lettennan . . . In spite of recurring leg injuries Buddy managed to sec a good deal of bang-up football in our backfield. KOENIC HAYES . . . left end . . . 2 yr. letterman . . . Among other athletic accomplishments, Koenig dis- played a consistency in catching long passes, JOHN HAYS . . . fullback . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Jack got his chance and proved his real value by gaining repeatedly in the Coraopolis contest. CLYDE HOLT . . . right end . . . 3 yr, letterman . . . Although only a junior, this was Clyde's last year of eligibility. Clyde constantly harassed our opponentis punt receivers. JACK JOHNSTON . . . left tackle . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Always aggressive and hard playing, Jack filled his position at tackle well. DALLIE KERR . , . fullback . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Dallie wasn't a first stringer, but he always helped keep the varsity on their toes, and saw a bit of action. too. JACK McDERMOTT . . . left guard . . . 1 yr, letterman . . Jack liked his football and was always eager to give his all for our cause. CORDY MILLIGAN . . . quarterback . . . 1 yr. letterman. By his cool headedness and alert playing Gordy proved a capable field general. JIM PINKERTON . . . right tackle . . . 8 yr, letterman . . . Pinky, our seasoned, hardworking right tackle, was awarded All W, P. I. A. L. honorable mention. DON RAY . . . halfback . . . 3 yr. letterman . . . Donnie's classy performances in our backfield also won All W. P. I. A. L. honorable mention. DON STRAILE . . . manager . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Don, the guy with the little black box, worked hard as the teamis all around handyman. GLENN THOMAS . . . center . . . 1 yr. letterman . . . Glenn won the confidence of the team by his commend- able work in the pivot post. Beaveris defense Was much better in the se- ll Nvff'z11'11 of 1851 First Row: jack Hayes, Ronald Miller, Sam Mackall, Bob Fife, Ed Hackett, Steve Oliphant, Fred Kovalyac, Bob Pritch- ard, Fred Neidergal. Scond Row: Don Ray, Gordon Milligan, Glenn Thomas, Jim Pinkerton, Clyde Holt, Frank Forsythe, Jack johnson, Koenig Hayes, jack McDermott, Howard Harrah. Third Row: Coach Cutri, Don Straile, Wayne Equels. Lenny Weaver, Russell Kerr, Dallas Kerr, Addison Courtney, Tom Equels, jim English, Norman Oakes, Coach Kane. Fourth Row: Ed Renncr, Ilarry Kester, Georgie Gula, Dick Crisswcll, David llouk, Phil Ilamilton, jack Seaman, Jim Wilson, Phil McCoy, Ralph Clinard. MIDLAND We opened the season with Midland at Gyp- sy Glen Stadium. The Bobcats Wanted to avenge but Tom Equals' try for 7 was blocked. The score at the half Was 19-6. last yearis 19-12 defeat, but they were unable to do it. Midland 'took the kickoff. Beaver gained possession on a quick kick and started a march that ended when Beaver fumbled inside the Mid- land 30. The Bobcats faltered in the second half, af- ter receiving the kickoff. Midland made the first score when Allen carried from the 20. The extra point was good. In the fourth quarter. Yanosvich scored from the 24. Even in a 13-0 defeat, the play of the Bobcat line and the running of Don Ray, lim Pinkerton. and Bon Miller looked good. TARENTUM Our second game was with Tarentum. VVe took the first kickoff, but were stopped on the Tarentum 23. From there. the Redcats took control. The score stood at 13-0 when Beaver made its first T. D. Don Rav gave us 6 points, cond half, but Tarentum cracked through for another touchdown. The Bobcats, offense couldnit get started, and the final score was 25-6. Frank Forsythe and Don Ray began to display the ability which was to carry us through the year. WEST VIEW The Bobcats met their third defeat of the year at the hands of the West View Indians. Featured in downfield drives was the running of Don Rav and Ronnie Miller. They Were stopped short as Gressang intercepted one of Rayis passes and ran 63 yards before Forsythe pulled him down. Their threat was ended Buddy Har- rah intercepted a pass. The third quarter was fairlv matched but in the last stanza, Wfest View finally hit paydirt. Kibler lateralled to Heintz who flipped a long pass which right end Mazur caught in the end zone. A pass attempt for the extra point was incomplete, and Beaver had lost another game to the tune of 6-0. MONACA Monacais Indians handed the inexperienced Bobcats their fourth straight defeat of the sea- son. In the first quarter, Beaver fumbled on their own 21 yard line where Monaca manufactured a sustained drive climaxed by Dusoldis scoring from the one yard line. Nicol,s dropkick con- version was good. Beaver put up a stubborn defense in the second quarter, but neither team threatened seriously. The second half was made dismal for the home team as the Indians padded their lead by 19 points. The game clased with a 26-0 score. NEW BRIGHTON New Brighton nosed out the Bobcats 7-6 on the former's field in a close, hard fought game. New Brighton,s score came in the second period on a 78 yard run by the Lions, speedy halfback, Moldovan. Lynn's placement was good for the extra point. Beaver came smashing back in the third stanza with a 62 yard march climax- ed by Ray punching an off tackle smash on fourth down. For the extra point attempt, Ray hit right tackle but was stopped a bare few inches from the goal. The score remained un- changed at 7 to 6 through the rest of the ball game. FREEDOM We finally made it. Beaver's victory-starved Bobcats came through with a 7-6 win over the Freedom Bulldogs in a close game at Gypsy Glen Field. Beaver lost no time in scoring. We receiv- ed the opening kick-off and marched 66 yards for the tally. Don Ray climaxed the drive by going over from the three yard line. Ronnie Mil- ler added the extra point that was later to be- come the margin of victory. In the final quar- ter, Freedom drove 66 yards to score. Borro tried to plunge over for the extra point, but the determined Beaver linemen rose up to stop the play. BUTLER Beaver's one game winning streak,' was snapped by Butlefs Golden Tornado. Butler took the opening kickoff. A sleeper pass from Dunn to Yingling carried to the Beaver 26. Un- daunted by a 15 yard penalty, Butler scored on a long pass. The extra point came on a center plunge. Again, in the fourth quarter, taking Pinker- tonls kick on its own 26, the Tornado traveled 74 yards in eleven plays. Monteleone ran the last 19 yards for the score. A conversion at- tempt for the extra point was no good, but the Bobcats were still left on the wrong end of a 13-0 score. CORAOPOLIS By virtue of vicious line play and a powerful ground attack, Beaver smothered the favored Blue Devils. Early in the first stanza, Gord Milligan in- tercepted a pass on the Bliie Devily42 yard line, and went the remaining distance untouched. Later Coraopolis attempted to punt from their own 19 yard line. A high pass sailed over the punter and into the end zone where Koenig Hayes dropped on it for the second score. Iust before halftime, Ray passed to Hayes for 20 yards and another tally. Cory's lone score climaxed a sustained drive of 57 yards. Beaver bounced right back, grind- ing out 60-odd yards, John Hays punched over for the final tally. ROCHESTER This year the underdog Bobcats battled a strong Rochester eleven to a 6-6 deadlock, the only tie in the long series between the two schools. Led by Frank Forsythe, our line play- ed a stubbom defense. The Rams drew first blood with a wide lateral play at the end of a long march. Roches- gens placement was wide, and the score stood at -0. In the closing seconds of the first half, Ray heaved a long pass to Miller, who outran the Ram defenders for Beaver's score. Hay's line smash missed the extra point by inches. In the final period, Rochester was stopped short of a second tally on the Beaver 5 by the determined Bobcats. Thus the 1950 season came to a close. ry , fax ,jlfii Xelfmflv . f HE official close of tlie football season was proclaimed at tlie annual banquet for coaches, members of tlie squad, senior clieer- leaders, and parents of tlie boys. The Football Mothers held the delicious turkey dinner in the Presbyterian Cliurcli. Toastmaster Paul jones introduced Dr. C. A. McCormick, Superintend- ent of Sclioolsg Peter Kane. llead Coaclig and lim Cutri, Assistant Coach, Wlio commented on the season. Dick Cassiano, former All-American at tlie University of Pittsburgli also gave a brief talk and later narrated an entertaining movie of the Pitt-Northwestern game. .N-u From 'tlie money earned by selling programs at tlie games, tlie Football Mothers presented nu- merous awards. Mrs. Milligan, president, present- ed tlie maroon sweaters and gold footballs to the senior squad members. To the junior members and senior clieerleaders Went silver tootballs. Af- ter Mr. Linn liad presented tbe letters, Honorary Captain Don Hay spoke briefly about the foot- ball season. Tlie excellent work of tlie Football Motliers is reallv appreciated. ., J E A QQ? A if P 1 , HPLDT. We F i 1 l tt wiv ' f it gf Q ' fv 4 i ,i , '1 l f i ,t i lv 't . ,I .vig pq. . qv. ,,', Z. . 7, ,J A .M , A ., 'X-f A . ,V I P ifzffirei , 44 'Qgfe I wjwffigx lr 1 L, f f U ls live 54 fl F rt. ,Q il l N ':. -eff gl f .'LlMf'2!, 9 ' 63 ll A X ,Ce il. be ' X t ,p A L Q- 1 it , i filgrt, if ,vm-If v eff QS gi v.y,,,,, f'-' tj- .7 3 1 'iw 4- ,: .- ' . 1 . - .-- 'N' ' A 'LL' ,,. ,- lfxglfivj f 4 u ik V? T ' ,V ,--X my I gf il -- f R W-----as - -1 'ff.k3 W'5l 'r' psf V F0 , 'ga ft: J rg f ,.,,3fj7y F wg ' Zigi, limi' ' K p U Ky 1 ,,.. Nl .N .X fo lin i QVLLOI' Tgfglllfglifft 'Xe 1 agem BILL SEGMILLER . . . Seggie', . . . forevvard . . . 5 ft. 10 in .... one of the squad's smallest members . . . its leading scorer. IIM PINKERTON . . . Pinky . . . foreward . . . 6 ft .... dependable . . . always to be counted on for a good performance . . . his heart in every game. GORDON MILLIGAN . . . G0rdy . . . guard . . . 5 ft. 9 in .... pivot man of the team . . . his cool head helped us through manv a hot situation. WVAYNE KISTLER . . . Kiss', . . . foreward . . . 6 ft .... dependable reserve and a capable ball handler. MARSHALL WVADDELL . . K'Marsh', . . . guard . . . 5 ft. 9 in .... a reserve who gives all he has to the Bobcat cause. DON STRAILE . . . uStrails . . . guard . . . 5 ft. 9 in .... a little man to protect a big lead. GEORGE EDWARDS . . . Hogan', . . . manager . . . the man behind the man be- hind the ball. O QQ semen DHY A Ag.,- I 5 X are L - --,-- e-s' , R eg--vgs +4 5 af. ,iii iiias nf iifgiifpii, ll- L 9 a 1 'B g R323-. QM L , l X4 M X K if il . . X 4 K v ii! tl Nagel ny lt ! X X L YQ Q M i 'Onyx MH! ilu X ll ,E , ' 'Wim Qffi 5 1 ilxwiiiii- Q 4 7 7 W W . f1'1f1f ,H 1, '11.f11 41111,f1.f1f,i 1411112 Kneeling: f1Il2lL'l1ClllFl,IDOIISII'2l1lK',c1lJI'lll1l1Nlllllgklll, Eel llaekett, Bill Segmiller, Denny Mitt-In-ll. Standing XVayne Kistler, Bill Antlerson, Flllllli Ilan-ko, .lim Pinlwrton, Sam Maekall VARSITY SCORES 1 1 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Beaver 55 Ireetsclale Scgmilhl. 228 Beaver 47 NVampum 33 L lmm- so Ellwoocl my 55 11110140 173 Beaver . 50 Leetsclale 29 Amlprgml 169 Beaver 56 VVRIIHPIIIII 60 . Beaver 35 Avalon 60 Sinks I 'Sn Beaver 38 Avalon 46 - iii' N' Beaver 41 Ellwoocl City 40 Miuigim Q3 'Beaver . 42 Freedom 45 K, I v 29 Beaver 52 Hopewell 29 bt U ' ' Beaver Midland 37 VVadc1e11 A A 17 'Beaver , 51 Bochester 44 Q ., -I 13 'Beaver 50 Monaca 68 K tml .6 A 'Beaver 42 New Brighton Hilmlltm' - 15 Beaver 41 Butler 52 Clark A 2 'Beaver 54 Freedom 56 N 'Beaver 51 lxllldlilllll 55 WCW' H 2 'Beaver 54 Rochester 56 Rmlmq- H H 3 'Beaver 42 Monaea 57 'Beaver 49 New Brighton 50 l'l1lUkl'tt -1 -W 4 Beaver 62 Hopewell 41 1 'League C es. YVon 7 Lost 14 986 '1fl1! 51 1491. 1 C ' 1 ' 1 1' I 'lei' w'M'Qf' N D A Cf N B 3 1, MBI I ' 5.5 lt-lr -I --:- 1 N '?, t W riff XL, Sl XL ,fkjfzyl ff xy 'Y 6.1 Q l I-I .,:'f: A ffl: ie1l '1'i' ff- N A I lf' 'v 1f'm'i,l:' I to-wf'f15ff,'5 ff G11 we fm -I, 1 W- vw X 4 if lfff 1. K' -, 1 K: L. ' 14110 L 'Avi'-I QT il - .7 'llf ' QD K I .Vw 1- - pw. .ram J- MJ 1 we W , 5- it 1 f -1 nf , , A1 1 .., XJR., ku A ff, LJ Al f t A1 I , 1 UNE J ' : , PC fy 'fxf 'O we-M A M aff 136' f 1 Q 'T LL I j :J .5 I '11 I X W M' 156: fikxryl' ' my fi 5 I 9 41244 ..,,.-,.,.m--4, V ,-- Ir X 1 1 J ' kt , .lA L , 'j ir, I 'V J, I T i 1 5 1 ? 1111 ee 1 M ' l ,V '- l le! A! vm f 'f'- ff. 5 li , 1 0 H1411 Q' 'fl' t 4. on , RESERVE SCORES Beaver Opponents 25 27 Leetsdale 48 XVRIIIPIIITI 16 Ellwood City 37 Leetsdale 36 XVZIIHPIIIH 16 Avalon 21 Avalon 40 Ellwood City 44 Freedom 30 Hopewell 30 Nliclland 52 Rochester 52 Nlonaca 52 New Brighton 25 Butler 46 Nlidlancl 43 Freedom 46 Rochester 39 Monaca 56 New Brighton 40 Hopewell 796 VVeaver Hamilton Clark , Kenner Clinard Mackall Firestone Anderson Shutey Equels Hackett Hacko Shelar , Obley . Zinkham INDIVIDUAL SCORING , ,.,.,. A... 2 08 , ,.i., 178 108 , ..... 74 . .. .. 69 52 37 .. 20 19 . 8 , 8 .. 8 . 4 . 2 796 Kneeling: Don Firestone, Chuck Zinkhaun, Eclclie llenner, Paul Shutey, Mel Henclriekson, Conch Kaine. Standing: Ralph Clinurcl, Phil McCoy, Tom Equt-ls, Phil Illllllillllll, Len NVm-uver, llurry Ohlev, John Shelur. - 'iii If trrltr ttl dll l will ,vc TZ! N ey. ex 1, me .N - w , , 4 X U1 qu C 1523? 57 5 C 'TV , , 5 NF . ' ,, p gil-if ll!! A My I ll 2:13 1 4 .2 gil 19941551 it l ll' I ii PVS t o X,.,fx.l' A 1i Nun: 7 ,Afmf mnnied Q0 figiea ROM the time the umpire iirst cries Play Ballf' until the last week of school, the dominating sport is Baseball. Last year the Bobcat nine Hnished in second place by splitting four wins and four losses. Pros- pects for this year are looking up as the new season is on the way. Beaver Opponents l Midland , 5 l Xlonaca . 0 2 New Brighton ,, .. ,. 0 7 Rochester ,. . 3 5 Midland . . . 1 2 Monaca B . 6 3 New Brighton . . 6 5 Rochester B , B . 6 NVon 4 - Lost 4 1949 BASEBALL SQUAD Seated: Dallas Kerr, Robert Stanb, Jack Oakes, Dick Cameron, Robert Rogus, Boyd Clark, Frank Hacko, William Segmiller, Cordon Milligan. Standing: Barry Knnkle, Albert Roll, Norman Oakes, Robert Lana- han, Ralph Clinartl, Thomas Watltlell, Eclwartl Renner, Steve Oliphant, Coach Ernie Johnson. -L COL iv' V 'fc it fix 1 1 i was B ,, J m 36 5 462' e SL jbflfllgf- f? F, 'j ' , X . 2 , ffl' B' r-f , A , ff?- Q 1 f ' :ff 1 V: ly SNS fe lin 'fly U 1- 'J I Xb, lyk, I lffj pf fj'f,r-N i i 1 ' 9 Q he :isa l 95 f'T735fO+5.g3i si , ' .. ' -1- f f ' ' 41-J T if will i'dWT'1fi? f A i 1 , Q ga, -A ML, J 1, , i f A X Q4 , ibrk , Y. f N ,QM-Lu mm! W , 1 fl' if we we er ff 0 , ' W ,. g if if 1 1 A ,i 6 - ff if f L '- I ffl- t 5? X '1 KZSU , ff!!! Wifi! l . ,U K . ff XXIIII. fun, Xlflll J l l l TRACK Top Picture-Kneeling: ,lack Torp, Ray Hoff- 'Q w M TRACK SCORES man, Addison Courtney, Carl Murray, Davicl Begger S .kklx Opporgilnts Hershberger, Gene Van Maldeghem, Bill T35 ZETYK Lf ' . I . I H .. e ienop e .,........., ., ....,,.. .. 23 Straile, Bob Movscry. 57 H -I Vt, 90 Standing: Coach Frank Rogers, Ronnie Miller, '54 Nfmltiu ' ' 'i 4 jaek Seernan, Phil Morris, George Edwards, ' Jufmdcfgl ' A YVavne Equels. Frank Forsythe, Bob Morris, on ' - U5 Joe Barnett, John Brkieli, Toni Garrett. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY Beaver Opponents Kneeling: Dick Lanalian, Nelson Ruelll, Donald 15 New Castle .. .. 40 Musser, Eugene XVatterson. 15 Alnbridge ........,.... ...,.,... 4 0 Standing: Coaeh Frank Rogers, james Torok, 15 Aliquippa .,.........,..,. ,,,.. 4 0 Iamie Houge, Ray Hoffman, Len Renkenbergver, 15 East Liverpool .,.....4...,..,.,... 40 Manager. 15 Canonsburg ,.... ...,.............. 4 0 , ' N ,Ai V. . a ,N , X-, X ..-i it Mf'irt-he-lv Q-S, R y fimfmrnfwi 'R if 59 'ff ls' F 1 A it 1 - , X- , I f ,',, ' 4 7 nz-an A .QYf lf R ef' lfw Uk, A l Hi lf S E f f 'fig H491 tea f ,fn A ff it R - R ei jm HM X L QQ A X ' lu Wli VJ' 5 QQ Ml i ll ' f X' l f 'I 5 f :dd ' NN, ll M ' 'l t Qi L: it 51 t R W, f 'ei 'l H , W f, XD flvryxxxxk out .ML , -I, Link on A- , A lt ilu i L' XQf fe4vi ll' L IL X - S Q5 - if l ' i . A. t 1 - x , . 1: . 4 . X'JEfx-I lie S5 i lou il ee lx al E Lleen EAUTIFUL and smart. These are two good adjectives to describe our cheerleaders. Clad in their pretty white sweaters and red corduroy skirts, they made a very striking picture as they cheered our teams to victory. Head cheerleader for the ,49-,50 season was Josie Cuzzetti. With Josie,s capable leading and the vigorous cheering of Nancy Lindahl, Evalyn Savisky, Hilda Haire, Carolyn Cooper, and Patty Anzio, our student body gave forth with many a lusty cheer for B. H. S. The girls introduced to us some novel new cheers which aided greatly. Rita Jean Craig, Shirley Azarello, Dolly Mott, and Edna Mae Holt are our up and coming new cheerleaders. We know that next year these girls will do their utmost, and keep the tradition set up by the present group. fa, fel. Cheerleaders Patty Anzio, llilcla Ilaire, Carolyn Cooper, Nancy Linclalil, Josephine Cnzzvtti, Lynn Savisky. PETE KANE . . . Football Coach . . . assistant basketball coach . . . our big genial football mentor . . . good sportsmanship his aim JIM CUTRI . . . Basketball Coach . . . assistant football coach . . . his team should be looking up next year. ERNIE JOHNSON . . . Baseball Coach . . . jr. high math teacher who combines jobs by having his classes figure the daily batting average of the team. 68 4- ,.',, if 'I ffffvf xx f .,,. , ',',' ',Af y 'I' ff, T ZW? N K I J 7534555 y -. .y x af ,, tri-7 -' ,CG Ai, V, If! 1,9 1, .. ,ff M513 ,-,.,,'. X , 5E'ff3Q?Tf'2lJ S'-'Q -If? H rincayaaf of ecwer omior i ,Mg agifwof EDWARD C. SCHAFFER B. S., State Teachers College, Slippery l ,l Q' Rock, University of Pittsburgh. Guidance Student Council junior High B. A. C. O OUR junior high school principal, Mr. Schaffer, may We express our sin- cere thanks for a job well done. In the past few years we have realized the full value of the guidance he offered while we were in junior high. He showed us a ready ability to get along with everybody by his own example. He proved that to be a friend hurts no one. We, of the Shingas, owe him a special debt of gratitude. The splendid cooperation he oifered in the preparation of this Ir. High section is deeply appreciated. From us, thanks again. NORMA JEAN LANAHAN Oilice Secretary 70 lfmior Cgiiwof 36461457 ?7fa.1.,17, f?L1f.1L4.,0.l,L6, Y f 1.1 -. Simi? BJJMAJ Elroy F. Dalherg B.S., Bloomshurg State Teachers College VVorld History American History Junior High Newspaper Junior Ili-Y Sponsor Mary Louise Caldwell A.B., Muskingum College Penn State College English Maxine L. Coulson B.S., California State Teachers College Penn State College English Willard E. Hemphill B.S., Geneva College State Teachers College, California, Pa. Industrial Arts Lunch Hour Supervisor Ernest W. johnson B.S., Clarion State Teachers College Kent State University Algebra General Mathematics junior High Football Senior High Baseball Eleanor Carroway alfa., fmwf A.B. in Music Ed., Carnegie Institute of Technology Music junior lligh Operetta Junior High Chorus Zddmrf 71 ff, Irene R. Kirchner A.B., Geneva College M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh Civics Pennsylvania History Guidance X X rfiiyfdwiff. Qjwek amy Frank H. Rogers B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Geography General Science Track and Cross Country Camera Club Sponsor Phyllis Koach Andew F. Shaul Ir Indiana State Teachers B.S., Indiana State College Teachers College B- so Perm State Mathematics Home Economics Science Geography Assistant junior High Football Coach llead Junior High Basketball Coach Clem, A, Ledebm- Louise Swearingen B.S., University of B-S., GCUCVE1 College Tennessee B.S., Indiana State Tea- chers College Penn State University ot North Caro- lina Aritlnnetic English l 55-vvcfv Dolores Sayre B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State Teachers College Art Q Alunior High Cratt Club Sponsor if-,ACCEL-fu, Calvin C. Williams A.B., University of Pitts- burgh M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Science Geography V History 4j c V'4f junior High Band 72 9-4 MISS KIBCIINER 206 First Boxv: joyee liakin. Eleanor Sailord. Marie Sallade. Gaye Nilson, Twila Kelly, Luella Collins, Clare Seethaler, Marguerite Taylor, Toni Trent, Eleanor Newton, Pat High, Mary Marehel. Mary Didio, Louise Goldinger Second Row: Harold Allen, Louis Klepic, Kenneth Riggle, james Torok, Mike Zaehodni, Donald VVay, XVilliam Seherrbaum, llarold Steffen, Erich Knechtel, Cletus Bon- ner, Tom Kistler. Third Row: judd Cunningham, David Patton, Richard Davis, Delbert Byers, George Maekall. Elissa Langaunet, Altlu-a Sneerhas, Shirley Aesehbaeher, Donna Cha, ,lane Rankin, Carold Neyvroth. 9-2 MR. KANE 106 First Bow: Erna Hamilton, Shirley Byers, Darla Ilall. Mary ,lane Pitcher, Marilyn Davis, XVanda Caste, jeanne Galia, Patsy' Silvis, Barbara Firath, Shirley Edwards, Margaret Funk, Elaine Grad, Verna Stuck. Second Row: Bobert Biehards. XVayne Shailler, Lawrence Farmer, Scott Zimmerman, Terry O'Donnell, Neil Mabin, David Mur- ray, Sam Mehring, George llerstine, Melvin Bundy, David Dragon, Hs-ed Broyvn, jack M'addell. Third Bow: Marlene Petry, Lois jenkins, Nancy Ferguson, janet Patterson. Barbara Beich, Marilyn Bomigh, Irene Lapota, VVilliam Cupps, jefferson Lloyd, Eugene Palmer, Don Barclay, David XVinborn. Bonnie Ilays. 9-1 MB. JOHNSON 105 First Row: Marilyn Gordon, Mary Alice Hall, Claudetta Davidson, Virginia Crayle, ,Ioan Baunigard, Maryellen Edward, Gay Barley, Susan Coombs, Teresa Palumbo, Elsie Razairre, Katherine Schneider, Shirley Fritz, Georgia Shaw. Second Bow: Dick Lanahan, Robert An- derson, Ralph Bradshaw, Charles Gardner, Paul Utz, Ivan Peters, james Cornell, Duane Scott, Fred Weigle, Fred Kiinbrew, George Hendricks, Charles Bevington, Charles Ileekman. Third Row: Ruth Staub, Nanev Barrett, Ethel Leist, Peggy McDade, Elsie Hood, Frank Steifin, Jack lirath, Jack Murphy, james Mathews, Fred Kirchner, Dit-I1 XVillte, Karl fxtitt-lu-ll, Robert De Young. 9-3 MRS. CALDWVELL 205 First Bow: Buth XVhann, Donna Triance, Marlene llall, Renee Cearfoss, Janice Gooch, Mary Jane Tosh, Eleanore Rader, Virginia Graham, Marie Montag, Barbara Rich- ards, jo Ann Gasp, Noomi Small, Barbara Brkich, Betty Ann Bryner, Carolyn Deku. Second Row: Gene VVatter- son, Phil liini, Lawrence McCullough. VVarren Heinrich, Donald Snyder, Anthony Bufaline, Richard Smith, Donald Musser, XVilliani Miser, Nelson Buehl, Paul Bianchi, Daniel Daellenbach, -loseph Fisher. Third Row: Nancy Ileims, Gretchen Sohn, Kenneth Carnenter, Eugene XVoodbx-clc, Xxlilllillll Herman, Biehard Munroe, Alfred Delo, Robert Fisher, James Loxley, VVilliam Keagv, Audrey Mt-Laughlin, Sylvia Masters. SC ROOM 103 Row I: Ann Karlbcrg, ,lc-an N14-Clurc-, -loan Clark, Donna NVitherow, Shirley Strayer, Roasalic L1-is, Dorotl1y NV1-av er, Barbara Megill, Frances Cucinelli, Mary Shaw, Claire Figley. ROW II: Rav Moody, .lanics Chahncrs, Richard Urnstead, Arthur Stauflier, Richard Scott, llcnry Pahncr, Donald McP1-ak, Douglas Carripbell, llarry Long, jack Nciclergal, Anthony Kaiser. Row III: llclen Bloor, Robert Kuusrnau, john Miller, Donald Ilarris, .laincs Der-in, Nor- inan Lvugycl, Paul Bcrnalu-r, Tour Schlosscr, .lm-flirt-y Alacobus, Becky Marvin. SD ROOM 104 Row I: Nancy C1-ilwl, Sue Croscost, Nlarilia Baker, Nancy Colbert, Iauc VVilsou. Marya Liuzcy, Sue Stuck, Sally lX1LTCll5llli'I1tS, Janet R1-isiug, Donald Shiinrak, Mary Iriutx, Shirley Roll. Row II: George Bcvingtou, Bill st-ll, Paul Seberin, lun Margouic, Ronnie Mott, -lack -IRIYCIIS, Kenny Kirchner, Charles Narrcll, Melvin 1Vellcr, Row III: llar- vey Delo, Paul Neville, ,lohn Smith, -loc C1-ndroski, .lim lleadland, Bob Lewis, Paul P1-ttlcr, ,loc Lang, john Bukey, Robert Chr-rrv. 8A ROOM 101 Row 1: Martha Thornas, Patty Stccb, Marion McDermott, Ylllll'llllil jean NVolf, Catharine Stevenson, Judy Richards, Murle lianunon, Patty Lowe, Arlene Hall, lylarianne Anderson, Patty Blinn. Row II: Eddie Anderson, Richard Staulev, Ralph Soissou, jarncs Murray, Paul Reinhardt, Richard Crurnrinc, Robert Kaszcr, Paul Marlin, Edward Richards. Row III: Charles Bogovich, Ellwood Hughes, Robert Ernbrec, -lay Karns, Calc lN1cKeuzic, Floyd Llcllwyn, Edgar Collins, Robert Laughlin, Freddie Frank. 8B ROOM 102 Row 1: Marjorie K1-rr, Phyllis Loxlvy, Dolores NVakely, Dianne Van Malclcghein, Marlene Beck, Sandra Bixler, Sally McClcerV, Karen Shannon, Martha Durschinger, Bertha Buckley, Betty Stout, Row II: Larry Bundy, An- gelo Cupani, llc-rlw Bell, Bill Netherland, Delano Lohry, Larry Ross, john Cunnning, Bob Vaughn, Carter Newton, Nicholas Schcpis, Carl Stahl. Row III: Shirley Herstine, Dwight lluritsberger, Dick Staub, Fred Gauvcy, john lll1ll'l111lI1, Bob McClure, Gerald Krcuke, Adie Capron, Brenda McMillcn. QCWM I '1mii1w1 I I A , ,I I 1 1 1 , pp 7 I 1 A 1 I lit. ii , 'Ili will 1 4' I 7fi11- Si .if K I ll x l 4 lu' lg' 10 Ni, ' ,f , 1 ' lb l1L',f4tlVl-Riff 1. ffl Wi gfiiff' ' . fill 1' 1 i I ,KV 1' X H- -1,1 1 1, 1' 11. , 11,1 :ref -, ' I V1 , '11, ' 'i. 1 ,1 -I W 1, 7 K V, A 15 . J xfgzk X,-fix Aj N X in ,, ,YQ Y, 'X gi 'l .11 PY, X63 1 ni - ,J , 1 xg, 1 1 -, Sf A 1- 131 A x.,x,,.1, A ' fi , . 1 ,, . gp My Q ,RN :1 A My X 1 1 15 1 1 ,1 '. .iri1lA br .V-,j 2 1 ' x f H V -nj ,, V 1.2911-Lak ,X -I A , lui-,if 4- - -4' 1 i,,We' mm 1 .4. X 'g 1 . , 3-: rio, A L Rm i ,l , 11 ff 1 4 , 1 1 1 ' I i 5,1 , 1 ,aiii I I I 74 ,r,, W 1 11:1 , f 1 1 ,f W,-A ' ,I A 1 ll ill f ll 1 ,1 Y 'H l' li 1' r, 19 I H 4 Ll 1 fflllilfl-135+ l ' I . n V . if 64 1' 171 I 7A ROOM 201 Row I: Yvonne George, Rita Grolt, Rae Nancy Fife, Myrna Karr, Suzanne Frazier, ,loan lleadland, Sally Lippincott, Nancy Potter. Pennie Pollock, Row II: Rich- ard YVallacc, Glenn Benner, Donald Newroth, Hank Feelv, Fred Thomas, jack Kress, Dennis Kunkle, David Gifford, john Barley. Row III: Janet 'l'hompson, Mary Campbell, Marnee Barclay, james Hanshaw. Allan NVhite, Arthur Cornell, Leroy Flenncr, Clair Sallade, Marion VVitten, Peggy Supler. 7C ROOM 203 Row I: Margaret Scrivener, Gcorgene Gerhi, Rita Cen- droski, Liyian Vaughn, Lois Moore, Janice Hughes, Ger- aldine Pomayho, Daneen Krupinski, Germaine Kosalc. Row II: Bernard Van der Hoeven, Richard Broelcett, Tommy Custer, Lanny Baker, YValter Grunert, Charles Kerr, Richard Rosica, John Ripper. Row III: David Mor- ford, llarry Coldinger, XVilliam Fuller, Richard Soisson, Lucinda Shaw, jean Trishman, Nancy Davis, joan Brew. 7B ROOM 202 Row I: Phyllis Boyde, Virginia Cellcrini, Mary Kelly, Jane Trishman. Anne Caloyie, Ianiee Hencil, Carol Keagy, Judith Kress, Nancy McMillen. Row II: George Ghurni, Dean Bryant, John Griffin, Thomas Forbes, Keith George, rl'llOI1l2lS Vanderslice, Ben Wilson, Earle Stout. Row III: Simeon Holmes, james Loughren, Suzanne Scott, Jeannie Shallier, Gail Gallio, Nancy Young, Richard Patton, James Saberin. 7D ROOM 204 Row I: Cynthia Russell, Ellengenc Imrie, Donna Cressly, Bonnie Dunham, Barbara Graham, Louise Campbell, Loretta Drobney, Edith Cadley, Nancy Trushel. Row II: VVilliam Munsch, Neil Ayerv, Aloe Carver, Michael Horter, Bill Lennox, NValter Davis, Don Smith, Robert Soisson. Row III: llarmon Foster, Lee McDonald, Rose Ann Pistilli Sarah Shaw, Marjorie Speer, Betty Kunsman, Francis Cula. C iiiii' CWC iiii I I , eec, 9, -Q ' ' lli M411 ' , W' ff, fi Senna me if l-rl, V' will l l' -V 'a U ' fn 5 lifjg, , jj, Ui W 3-WY, XY r. 57 , 0 Y, N la .fs i B Cf' A fx 4',?, W ,ar Agri!!! Q . X Y' 0,513 K T gjgfi i -'if 'f ,. A AK, y NN ,E r is 4 'n ' ' if V ' ' We ftlt 7 li L X 10 Xxx, st is-l.l1ll g all li r 0' Mi' 'gf' , ,. ff i , Q9 4 lj 124 r M15 VX w few, Nfl ,M ri p 4 ' . V ,,,, gm ' K gnjkliy W AFIQFEEVF .c 6,095 X 1, - Yfitixl X! ,X ,X I 2 te-V - fb fri: ii, I graft.: ra, c .B lil ,iii iw...-ee N, 0 We a H19 . IS junior high school-thc high school of tomorrow. Sincc its consoli- dation into ont- building lust ycur, it has hccomc il scparatc unit functioning as ll high school with scpuratc sport, social, and activity progrzuns. XVc of thc Shingas fccl that it is so much a scpzmitc group that it should hc givcn 21 plucc of its own in the yearbook. Thcrcforc wc, with thc cxccllent coops-ration of thc junior high school studcnts and faculty, liavc prepared this section as u miniature- Shingus within ll Shingas. +i,fC'f lgimftiav K l J 5 Y fr - , if , A -1 ., Q It If 0 L i 1 R 'Fu' X if l1lflL,E3fE gxffff ' A ' +1 'E AMA , 'J ' 'S 4'g'r,'i1-V 'L , i , f , , i , - xc,- X 1 ! 2,73-kjfffl, E653 WT -cf. f J X'-'Ili'-'1 X l ll ifkmiffj ' R X , Sv, Wi uxfsk 1 ........,...... - T 'V ,YKv!lQ,l,'yi,7 C rx-'79 L l X'-rl, if ' ,ZW Ygl' ii V l i X X ,, ,r-' Us 5 4 ,zfiff Y i A qw-dur. Ku? ', U K -J , dir. . ,.- .- - 1 Rua ll. l ND yr A wLa -T , ,Tlii:'i'NF li If f fl, I '- , l 1 I A - W in Kmart fl Y ,X . X ,ff , , ff 1 1' YL A '- ,I , 1 WA, .2 X W 76rfil lx liiw' 4 M 1 .M fffofyy 'Pla A, xii fl 1 C l of Pk KL. A! .q5r :xf- w ll if A ails . Q' . , ,Viv .V ,L Ni g' 5Mrj.1.,'Q . 1 , k Cliff 1 Q 2. i.1iIl ' YN Y V jf 'll dy 'A X lmnizfor , z111,,fjw14S,5 f Row I: james Mathews, Terry 0'Donncll, David CiHord, Neil Avery, Ben NVilson, Richard Brockett, Hichard YVallace, Kenneth Kirchner, Samuel Mehring. Row II: Cay Barley, janet Reising, Sally Bic-Cleery, Thelma XValZ, Naomi Small, Suzanne Frazier, Nancy Mcfwlillen, Geraldine Pomaybo, Vir- ginia Graham, Eleanor Newton. Row III: Marlene Petry, Mary Shaw, Fred Kirchner, Robert Kuns- man, Thomas Schlosser, james Murray, Aden Cap ron, Leila McDonald, Althea Speerhas, IIE junior high school student council, under the sponsorship of the principal, Mr. Schaffer, is a progressive organization de- signed to prepare leadership for high school life. Two students are elected to this body from each home room with equal represen- tation between Beaver and township students. The council is divided into four com- mittees each with a separate duty. The Legislative Committee Writes the by-laws of the school while the Safety Committee studies the safety problems and is con- cerned with the general welfare of the school. The function of the Social Com- mittee is to plan dances which are held once a month. The fourth group is the School Spirit Committee which promotes sports- manship throughout the school. All officers of the group are elected ex- cept the president, which office is auto- matically filled by the president of the fresh- man elass. Officers of the organization have been Fred Kirchner, president, Mary Shaw, vice-president, Cay Barley, secretary, james Mathews, treasurer. it ' as Je ft a i it 1 ! 'l ' Pflffii Ef-L1'SlfQ 'V X. fx ., Vnffi 1 ' ' i' IVAN K f'f:lL4i ftraaefr Qfllltgl nj, -it 'ssa vi lf,mut:E3fMil lil ll'l' JR. HIGH NEWSPAPER STAFF MKEYHOLEU First Row: Tonnny Vandersliee, Bob Nlefilure, Charles Farrel, Carl Bell, joe Carver, Carter Newton, Carl Stahl, Honnie Mott, Don Smith, l 'reddie Frank, john Bukey, Bernard Vander lloeven. Second Row: Donna Gressly, Mary l7eNVitt, Thelma N'Volz, Marv Kay Lintz, Karen Shannon, Judy Richards, Sandy Bixler, Sally Mcfileinents, Martha Dursehinger, Mary Shaw, Beekv Marvin, Naney Maefvlillen, Rae Nanev Fife, joan Brew. Third Row: Susie Coombs, Georgia Shaw, Dolores VVakely, Catherine Steven- son, Martha Thomas, Rosalie Leis, Claire Lee Seethaler, Katherine Snyder, -lean Galia, Verna Stuck, Suzanne Frazier, Althea Speerhas, Sarah Shaw. Fourth How: Mr. E. F. Dalberg, Barbara Richards, Marie Montag, Cretehan Sohn, Nancy lleiins, janet lleising, Sylvia Masters, Marlene Beck, Tonnny Sehlosser, john llineinan, Louis Klepie, George Nlackall, Bud Palmer, Robert Lewis. RESSED UP in a bright red cover, the Keyhole of this year is as attractive a paper as any that has ever appeared in Beaver schools. Under the supervision of Mr. Dalberg the three grades have pro- duced a fine ten-page paper, printed every six Weeks. Membership on the stall is acquired bv application. The candidate is considered for his English marks, deportment record, and interest in school affairs. An editor is chosen from the ninth grade. This year,s editor has been Gretchen Sohn. An associ- ate editor is chosen from both the seventh and eighth grades to assist the editor in management. Mary DeWVitt and Joe Car- ver held these positions. Thc paper, free to all students, is eagerly awaited Well in advance of publication. ZQHWST HRK We ' 1 5 ft f T, , .- .1 . 'S 1' fr .-N.. my J, 'A 1 ' Rlvliti, f .,,. m x xl all xl- I 'Vffiy fl' .SQ T 'NT'l T7 4, , , 1 X 1 VFX RO 0, E 'hir , ,rpm-vQ:V.J ., W .mal-lffrihlir ERA .Sdn V-LL' XX ,rl g frm N R N 1 K 9 ,Q pdf, Q!gQ,.5r.:,,vqE A K! mi',.m,.Lj?p I ffm, rr- fr . .X T -r,.wMN r T2 1 Q if rr T .ef ll .Teem4.f,vf gt vy, f i-, 0 ww' ,Q no f r. -W ' -' ,' N 1 n' if' ', all 14,5271 A A-1553 f '51 5 ... -..,. A W xx ,J vlitlfkvj in 32 if ,, -,4-' t ' , Yup-:1 L Qi , T .f M . if sr vin' , fl E, X -r M flattens. .'- , , .-f , , 1 ' Y x ' ,f , -S-Q ef ff f' at rv fri at , Q .. ini t . M 5 rf. 3- lin Q19 QV E l A Nfl if fi 'ji . l. fi 'X 1 'f . f.?fi!!'!' j'.l if,l!'Ul! k!l!'I'cIf,l First Row: Nlgrs. Paul Bianchi, jack W'addcll, Ronnie Mott. Second Row: Charles Bogovich, john llineman, Dick XVilkc, Dau- Patton. Cal Mt-Kcnzic, Bill K1-agy, Larry Farmer, Bob lfishcr, Reed Brown. Iamcs Mathews, lim Dccm. Third Row: Mr, Shaw, -lndd Cunningham, Dick Stanb, Dong Cambcll, liill Herman, Enigcnc Palmer, Norm Lcngycl, Dau: XVinborn, Neal Mabin, Bob Richards, Jay Karns, Kent Black, Mr, johnson. Fourth Row: Tom Kistlcr, .lim Murray, Don Barclay, Dick Davis, -lim l.oxl4-3. lidclit- Collins, Don Harris. l'anl Dt'l'll1llIC'l', Don Mt-l'4-ak, Fred Wm-iglt-. Beaver Opponents A fair season was experienced by the junior 0 Momma Q0 edition ot the Beaver Bobcats. Under Mr. john- ol Rodwstml 0 son s coaching the junior squad managed to fnnsh 'I , with a two and three rccord. Throughout 'the fi lircedoln 7 season sportsmanship was a major factor in the 0 Nlidland 19 - winning of the games. The team showed a will 20 New Brighton 13 to win by their spirit and good clean plaving. The spark behind the team was the lively cheerleading squad which followed the team and pro- vided the spirit of the school. These eight girls with their maroon sweat- ers and gray skirts led the junior Bobcats in many a lusty cheer! Let ns hope that these girls continue to cheer the squad as it goes into high school carrving on the good Work they have already begun. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Row I: Patsy Silvis, Mary DcNVitt, Don- alcla Shimrak, Susan Coombs. Row II: Sallv Xlciflcmcnts, janet Rcising, Rosalic Lx-is, Georgia Shaw. I E li: Q' I K ' . Q in T N , l f,-1 tcm :wx . 3 ifff' .W 1 ff. iw V.,gA', wi - FM.. ,A Tug l' ' ' I :ll f 1 X 'V N 'ill ff , As , . i Y fi l,,,, X-A, l Su. rl , 1' il-.1 , i jk Nm il .' Y l gl i s Lfv lg ' . X - N., A . tl it 4 1 'Z fm,-m V-X, .Xa F' W' ,ffl ' , if .- H Q , A 'X 15 , r x ,f ff' -X , 'qwni f. ,W 31, -- 1 ' e -g J f at ff: ,. 5 .Hifi ff!! i .Y-vm fl lf --f'tA:..p,, .D , 4 wil! ,,,g 1,41 . X, , ua 5 ' '51 f K Ve M . ., I i UF' in Plas .Xxx fat .155 li f 'I t W .A 1 N 'fi ' 1 A X l ,YQ lx K im 1 Wf xx umlrj, wwf, ff, I. f fl i - - x, , N, 5 , f,,:.f ll L - N A ,H ti' ff' f 'TN 'gift Y .ici M it tal -fimjylmla i rw.. M wk N ...fi .1 ,,zfzf1,z,., junior High Squad Cin alpllahetieal orderl: Neil Ava-ry, john Barley, lim-cd Brown, John Bulcey, Joe Carver, Toni Kistler, Dennis Knnklc, Boh Knnzinan, Norman Lcngycl, Bill Lennox, Nc-al Mahin, Don Mcl'r-nk, Iohn Miller, lim Mnrrav, Bnddv Patton, Paul llcttln-r, john Smith, Dick Stanh, Flarle Stout, 'lloin Vanile-rslit-4-, Fred' NVeigln-, l3au'id NVinhorn. Alll. lllflll lllxlfllllb Beaver Opponents . 1 . , 10 H Aliquimm 45 howing a complete reversal ot form 1911- V H A P CUHCELC Hill 34 from last vear When the jr. Hi fll team Won 24 . 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Plllllllll' . as Candy Fenway as Cordelia Tuttle as Glory Fenway , ,. .. . ...... as Susie ,. as Lon Daggett as Myrtle Hodges . , ,, as john Todd . , as Captain as Professor Ilarriman ,. . as Herself X f4 1l: l ffl' 1 TOP PlC'l'URl'I-CA ST Seated: Sally' Clarxin Vlwlblll Xlllclclcll Rust' Nlllfll' St-ln Nlarilvn XVLlf.fIll'I' Standing: Xlaxrjoric- Kam' Dun Cafllc-1' Bill SXYQIIIQVI' as Mama as Papa 1vidc1' as Katl1vri11c Falla-t , ax H11tl1 Uurdmx 111111-s as Miss Clavin as Mr. Bngloy as Nlr. Sparrow Xlury l'.lll'll Nlvymx as Annv Vvlfllillll llmmlb lfilll' as lfrvd VVl1it111arsl1 1 I , 1 ,ff I LOWER PICTURE-COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND CHAIRMEN Seated: Mrs. Mary Allsfn -IUIICS, dirvctur of 'KYvars Agung and Nancy NltllIgt'ft'lll Standing: Audra-y 'l1llUlll17S0ll, Slllkllllllf NlL'Cll'llll'lltS, NVilda Mcgill, Dolly L1-wis. Alulm Brkit-l1. Margie: Powers, Bob Bodom, Anna- xltfllllltllltflll, lbllllllil Ilago, 'lkllll't Patcrick, Hilda llairv. C L A S S o f '5 1 Wg, 'm . -,. 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Thosv wli-Q-tml from Bc-alxvi' lligh School worn-z lflntc-sz Xlary Ellen lfclwnrcls. lioln llalvmiliillg Clzirim-ts: l3a1'lJz1i'a Dowel. liurry Knnlxlv. llosc Xlaric- Sclinviclcrg Suxoplionv: Alon- llannnonnlg Coriwtz Clinck llolzworthz 'l'ronihonm-: Dick Smith. Holm Willizuns. Midwestern District Bc-incl Beaver Hiqh School. Beaver, Pa. Robert L. Arthur, Guesi Conductor .Lannarn 14 1950 THE PROGRAM l.c-ugnc of CIounposvrs-Xlzlrch Colclmun Stn-mln-lla cJX'i'l'tlll'l' Von Flotow Symphony in H Flat-Sclu-rzo Fzuiclivt liohhy' Sox Snitv XV21ltl'l'S First XlUYl'lIll'IIl-l'll'UIll Tho Now XVorlcl Synipliony Dvorak INTERMISSION Thi- Pnrplm- lbllgmllll-xlill'L'll l.. King Two Nloocls Crnnclman Cluronsm-l Sa-lc-ction lloclgvrs-I,ciclzmi lCl Cllmrro -I. Tz11'vc-r I'n'oucl4-ust lfroin liruxil Bcnnvtt XVilliam Bray Robert Boden liobert Brucketl n lirkieh J 4 ..if..i,.1 2 fJ1'o1t.' 4' sz 0,5 Although the stage crew received its greatest attention during the production of the junior and senior class plays, it also was in charge of the stage at assemblies and all other functions held in the audi- torium. VVhile the crew handled scenery and curtains some of the time, their most frequent task was that of operating the lights. Ordi- narily not an extremely difficult task, lighting became a complicat- ed problem during the class playsg however, the boys came through without much trouble. The stage crew was an important part of every production. Its timing had to be perfect, for the success of the play depended upon it. The members of the stage crew were probablv the 'cforgotten menu of our dramatic production, but they were very important. Barrv Kuukle X' Tom Pieinme 1 X ppp Ralph McCu lough 7! X X415 Jefrfzffii Did they have to play those ree- ords so loud? Perhaps weill never know. However. we do know that Barry, Tom. and Ralph did a good job of taking care of the P. A. svs- tem. Aside from the tact that tht Twenty-third Psalm was read prac- ticallv every other dav. the morn- ing devotions were in good taste. The system also proved valuable for spot announcements because ot' the speed with which it could be 'iplugged-inf, Although none of the boys plan a future in radio. the announcemeuts were well understood and a great help to everyone. rlli iwgfiiii it' 'it' tie .www Mft... tj fwi' 3245 W M t T T fi 9 ff .T fi ul lirc . iailif t, ga if if Ni. ,swf so A and 5 -' tltl :li iw.-9.1 xx i X om1mf1'off f f T ff 111 ffiilf THIKE UP the band! The Twelfth Anmlal May Day exercises of Beaver High School began May I0 in our stadium in Gypsy Glen with 21 prelude of several Il1l1l'CllGS. Then to the strains of 'LPomp and Circnmstancef' the procession of the Queen and her court moved down the center of the Held. Lovely, brunette Queen Isabell Holt reigned over a comely court composed of Maid of Honor, Betty Rhodes, Charlene Akins, lennnine Brunner, Patty Grant, Sally Lou jones, Ann Miller, and Betsy Strother. Miniature members to the court Were Mary Carrol Caunphell. Eloise livzuis, lilizuheth Linn. and Linda Unkis. flower girlsg Bruce Smilev. Crown Bearer. Drew Stewart. Scep- tre Bearer. and Scott Shivelv and Odell xlK'l'l'f'!l12iH. train hearers. Following the procession. llettv Rhodes crowned the Queen with ll crown of lilies of the valley and 21 white curnation. XVith the handls playing of the National Anthem. Queen Isahellls reign hegun. The majorettes set the price hv strutting out onto the field and twirling their l7kl.f0llS to ai snappy numher. Take Xie Out to the Ball Czuncf' A clever novelty dance. showed 1 3 I , WWW 1, ,W , ' .ifffv 6 2 s the junior high girls 1lttll'Cil in hlue shorts. white shirts, and hlue hasehull caps. A dainty Niinuet followed. and then an old time Square Dance with hrilliant, skirts dancing and rziggedy jeans howing. Stormy XVl'iltllCl'ln Out marched un army of rain- couts, hoots. and umbrellas for the Umbrella Dance. To close the festivities the quaint and rustic May Pole Dance was enacted on the green field. Another Maw Day had passed. The dances and music were directed hy Ruth NVugner, PllVSlCLIl education teacher. and A. Murray Cornelius, music supervisor. + HONOR GROUP-CLASS OF 1949 Front: Donna Lou Ilall, Lois Dyer, Betsy Strother, Edith Lang, Dolores Deku, Dolly Merriman, Dr. G. A. McCormick. Back: Phil Glass, Probert Gifford, Donald Gardner, Robert Moore, Alex Ortell, Richard Campbell . HRUUGHOUT the school year, We honor many students for their out- standing achievements in athletics, music, and social organizations. At the close of the year, our attention is drawn to those who have outstanding scholastic ability. Therefore, it is with sincere pleasure that we, the class of 1950, set aside this page to honor those in the class of 1949 who gradu- ated in the upper 10W of the class. These thirteen, pictured on this page. have worked hard and learned much. They have received many priceless gifts as their reward, which will help them to attain their highest goals and ambitions. First: l.ois Jean Dyer. Second: Richard Thomas Campbell Third: Susan Dorothy Anderson Fourth: Philip Duane Glass Others fby alphabetic arrangementj Donald Iames Gardner Delores Lucia Deku Robert Ash Gifford Donna l.ou Ilall Edith Lang Dolly Cay Merriman Robert Scott Moore Alexander Rudolph Ortell Elizabeth Ann Strother Qll! VH ' mpqyiqi l f I Q f I fw f' . 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I J .ghdoof E026 Now I sit me down to work A Tri book on my lap, All my Stills and knowledge I am ready to uncap. I take out my worn pencil, My slide rule within reach, I work upon the problem- Cross an apple with a peach. First I take the cosine And divide it by a two. I put it over tangent, And then I follow through. Take the diameter of the apple And the square root of an eight, I daresn't stop now for I fear My answer just won't rate. Division now is possible, From 2 point 4 take 2 point 8. That will give the cube root of Any simple apple tree. From the product of the means And the sum of the extremes Take the difference and the product Of a couple of moonbeams. Now the long process is finished, When you come out with the peach, And the answer is by this time just outside of reach. You try it over once again Until it's half past four, And then when you have finished You jump upon the floor, You put your head between your hands And loudly shout for joy, For now you have succeeded. Boy! Oh, boyl Oh, boy! Oh, boy! And when you reach the climax Of this your so-called fit, You reach out for the apple-peach And take a bite of it. The chem lab is no place for me, N o doubt no place for you, For there you study elements And learn your valence, too. Experiments must be performed And deadlines must be met. If they're not through by a certain time You'll pay a heavy debt. I had a lulu just last week. My mind was not so placid, For I was asked to make some stuff They call sulphuric acid. I thought and though and thunk and thunk About how I would make it, And then I took a great big flask, Cautious not to break it. I put in it a dash of salt And then a pinch of copper, Then a bit of this and that And on it went a stopper. I put it on a flame to heat And let it boil and bubble. The teacher came and looked it at And Warned me thereld be trouble. I took it off and let it cool Then worked the calculations. There never was so much to figure In the history of ten nations. 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Maybe they donit want us up here. Im- agine our coming out party fthe Frosh-Soph dancej on Friday the thirteenth. We go to the football games. Remember October 18? It was the six-in-a-row day , the day of the New Brighton victory. All the girls were told to wear jeans. What a celebration! We should have come to high school sooner-this is fun. ERE we are again, but this time a lit- tle Wiser. QAge,ll do that we're toldj. Sopho- situation! Too little to be big to act afraid of seniors. new members to our Speer, Rebel White, Bob and Patty O. So mores! on the grid- off. Maybe e dreamerj our dance. especially Cover there and Shirley Cat your rightj. bowed in the the top was our theme. followed by ex- to the latter by The year ams. We -. 4 a lt - '- yi di R U Wiz ' f i don't think - . - -'gi Comes the u an ' Ml l r l f DI' 'T r. 0 ' Ut, . l . ' 1 H. v it vrxt 'v Oh an d . N ,va No soo 'j'gg'fg1!I as vaca o - an e Y ' 1, u .I Il te ' na ly ,M ll Cl l 14' seg' J J if K , Q 1- 4 1 -rrl f 1 fl g cc derella Prom it was. AND just who don't they allow in? F rosh, of course. May 80-we're out! One full year lies behind us. Grade school was never like this. this time. To quote Miss Campbell: They Werenlt half bad were theyf, How sad we were that we had to leave school for a day to attend ,,ff'2?y N. S. Club trip to Pittsburgh f fm e cried and cried. Cagain, ha -.27 Q The Showboa ,dw .Vw - e all . -,. to come. Ho 'qagbr fu 1 a . '1' 0 094 V80 uv. typical Soph o 4 boys went. gofg w s 'WWA The senio gain. How do . Q they manage eeks early? We A . . 9 -4. the l18llS, o I ,.,-,., - see jo - Lll l mpbell still pacing The end again. Half of our high school years are gone. The grandest half is yet to come though. Hurry, Summer, fly, so we can be upper classmen. . U PEN Sesamev are the words used by the half-century class as we approach the welcoming front door of B.H.S. to begin our junior ye But as We enter a sad sight greets our e Gordy weeping in the corne ' A long questioning we learn th 'ef' had a bitter disap- pointment. ' f' ' - ood is it to return to ' 0 QW . -if high school as r-classmen when there ffl! are no fresh L 1 well, take heart, Cord D p .s your little tricks and sch M he sophomores. They n use them filfil . ca The old sc My .Q s the same-except for the ringin 0 it ringing? Sounds like a whole o . ra. We madly search for a hiddepgp .'s.f the one Tom Piemme used lb Spanish classj, when some bright sophomore remarks, Sounds as if it's coming from abovef, just what We had thought-the angels knew we had to go back to school, and were playing a mourning tune on their harps. No, it couldn,t be that. Of course! The P. A. system! Music while we work. Is this sharp. Then came the of all. We were Winning our 2,,5?4i'jfR5g Was It a ru- mor or were t e ' chyg Sl s really leaving the state i x' ey ost e ame. just to make sur lr if' Ray . jPinky rushed to Akro 1 1 1. 19 a 'ans fo eleven boys f ' we f o ' e game. Down ton and Butler. The kids at Peak' XM ' ming enthusiastic. Then it ha ne . e irst time in thirteen years! T e sco - stolod at 14-13. Did we celebrate! Remember Mr. Linnis joke about Frank and the Speers? The girls were actu- ally given permission to wear jeans to school. Then, to add frosting to our cake Cand teal we were awarded the county tro- phy. Were we proud! How could we return to studies after this? How could we go back to chemistry and English themes? But we had to since an t -?i.. evaluation of our school was in the offing. So, back to work we want. senior class that Shirley Sure, and there Pgy O. and up on family Soon it came play, and Frank in ou d the way s desk. Mrs. Cook Boardersv as our debut to Our first chose the stage The cast for six full weeks we were all proud of. As there hearsed pushed Digger have a scare. set. Did we Hearts and Flowers for . . . the Junior Promj. Our committees Worked long and hard on the Tulip-Time Promf, Tom Franks, our president, and Kitty Lou fWas it true that you asked her in Januar Tom?j led the fconf ut a in'j gran m - - T e decorati mi e did a ell E esp ally w 0 the wind lli So real1st1 l Gaily danc d 0 the st su la vo Hau e an q A al' I '7' t fm 1 we ji!! to 3' Q X 4 'Pl' pq And 'ilifff X Q 4 l'lvj,- l AJ 0 gina aeglrr sem lips ' t A 4 , c ' H ' ' ' 1 . 2 .. -' of p r . -4 .s Q , . , , . . .. I He ' ts a 1 o ' -u d -1 ff ' , 4 - eve p . . st., h - a. e gym.: 1' ' . ' 2724 l- 2 g i' ' aw 1453 Agb! V r g l i. Q , :if 51, ,Qtr ' ' Q I I . X I V, 'rr th 162' : r y 1 ' ,f , ff is vq 5 ' . y' pf '. ' ' ' 1 . A w ngi'.:i:3fAm'.'j'1 9 , ' g- In :Y 4 ri t o r fr ' 4 ,' I . 'by A 'lp' V, nr.-:v u ' - 'Amy' 1 'r ' f , r I, ' ,.- hr - 1- ' - 6 . --A T F .fn ... . H . Q W nl' -T 94 Our ast ?l?1Tof schooll e wandered down to Peaks to celebrate the fact Cas our little report card showed usj that in three short months we would be seniors. OLL out the JL: and jazz up the band! Weire se ' M e year is here! With a great sens gf sql portance and a superiority to all so sf om es, we have start- ed the last mile tow l 3 edom. IQ Wow, what's th a n V ? Is smells as if it's coming from l field. Rest easy, my fri - u. ' 's jus Pete K burning -wel ano 'fo all game. h' canit go o foreyer fthere's . ays Freedom . Oh well, alI?ot ' 1 am -- just pract' e for the ain 'Fife ' f I er. Was t that pep- eting superb? Even the squad rush- ed onto e fieldfsinging I Never See My Man Alone. XWe couldn't losedhis game- especially after they sent us that cake. Af- ter tying the game Cdid we use string or ribbon?j we sent the cake back. It was too heavy to eat, anyway. QMr. Linn's dentist will verify the above statement-one new upper plate-8751. Ah, the football dance. Jim Pinkerton seems to have a way with queens. Last year it was Betty Rhodes, this year, LaRue High. A Sir Walter, no less. The 'u fa -, ake their debut on the l stage Makes us sy: iors rea lize that n s have some 1 a ents them too 611 raise th1s1s Q ,, J W' N 'H 7' 3:35 ,ffl b 4, 4045090 6 pw ' :,r4q, 'I 11 b ' I 0 6 OD OD Vi 4, n 'G sell ref ors to the s e a million do Q x M. F 1 3 V ith Hams al ' X n gone Speaking ,af exams an 4 Chonest and upright, student ever fm 0 t which story a tirei' linked up with on that English test? I must drop a quick memo to Miss Esenwein immediately. K6 A V O Y, a - . - SE X N r ' 4, 9 If ek t l- , - 1, f , 9 fe z Q1 , - v A . . , .gqe.p.v . 1 I x- .1 A 'PM 4 1 Fifi fl .4 - J. ln- U 02's l .i' Q f 13. X Niggf , . 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'Ilhis t'me the juniors fi-:ted us with tx RT ahfrolmri I I' swe l? y px Rm 'XX ixlxlklwglllxx I yn f Ahx May 19, we t our lfieedo M f WEEKS . I .-1 Nat b I t . f 5 -5' 1 , 'X alglgy of l 5 ? ay charhc t id t - -. hers. 1 And o h l'd 1 is ove . gradu- atioiQ H w 13 c we il iss these ivgov r -Qls. ur Q- ' ays have been betwee hese skjafsf e Walk ei 1' t,: Or t i - our memori s ec ll ids fig ce games pep-m6 t gS, : fn ' , We all around g0Od ti sp - we walk out the e look ba f r kjst time into th gl' e e leaving fl ..gf yours, jun- ,ie akef h classes be- Ef e usjfave built her, - if ure classes must preserve her. X '2. 0 1, .F 91' i 1 1 1 ACZKNONVI,ICDCEMENTS l'lmluQmph3 ilrzulls' Sturliux lion-ln-xii-r, Pax l'w'l'.nxlln x lznlm N Ullix-r l'IlnQmx'ilug Cu, fflniuuun, llinuix llmliunu .xml ffuu xx Kurtz Urns, Clm'.1l'ii4'lLl, PA Cliff and Pop