Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

fi -'f' 'f 'f sS :5i:vii fl Y Y' UWM I V 'pf W' M JU V A . Y ! Ff r1 'lf1 fllU4 l -1HW 'MW'W'1UHiYU fl' 2 H I.: J S 6 f , if S 15: Q 1 I .S 7 3, I V s 1 5, 5 5 F, -Q f f , 4 . H 1 M 1. Mx ,, mf S M li l 'il U . YL! pgs AU f IIUA 1 A S I fx li6l'iA THE CLASS OF 1952 presents 7lae Slaingm as a tribute to our school days in Beaver High class plays, magazine sales, the junior proms and parties afterward, the Wasted study halls, club meetings at noon, football . , . basketball . , . baseball . . . track . . . , assem- blies, pep meetings ..., teachers, report cards, tough assignments, and the last . . . graduation . . . 2 Circulation Managers Co-Editors Rita Gene Craig Yvonne Heatli Robert L. Mowery Jack Leasure Adviser Mr. William W. Paterick 3 To 010' friend MRS. MARGERY L. I A friend is he who sets his heart upon us, is happy with us and delights in usg . . . is willing and fully engaged to do all he can for us, and on whom we can rely in all cases.',-William Ellery Channing Push in your chairs! I want this talking stoppedlv .... Few students who have ever entered the library of B.H.S. will ever forget these sayings or the woman who said them. Mrs. Margery johnson, in her own inimitable fashion, created them and in her position as librarian used them frequently. Her duties are many and varied. Not only does she efficiently keep the functions of the library operating smoothly, but also she adds an individual atmos- phere to th room which makes it seem to say, g'Welcome students, may I be of assistance to you?,' Mrs. johnson herself has won the affections of the entire stu- dent body. The class of ,52 especially recognizes the many favors and kind deeds which she has performed in its behalf. At any time a student may approach her asking assistance in finding refer- ence material, or perhaps just for her wise counsel, She is never too busy to help solve the tiny problems which seem so big to a sophomore, or the intricate ones which are so complex to a senior. In her capacity as journalism instructor and Echo sponsor she keeps the interest of the students always in mind, ever trying to add a little more spark to the daily school routines. In addition to her other duties she also has assumed the responsibility of instructing a course in junior speech as well as sponsoring the Tri-Hi-Y. Never- theless, she still finds time to keep a happy home for her husband and her pet dog, '1Mitzi.v A friendly smile, an enjoyable personality, and a helpful man- ner have enabled Mrs. johnson to become a friend to all in the high school. Interwoven into the memories of the graduating class will be recollections of happy moments spent in her presence. Because of the sincere manner in which Mrs. johnson per- formed her many tasks and for the innumerable times she has as- sisted every one of us, we the senior class are happy to dedicate the 1952 SHINGAS to Mrs. Margery johnson, who to us will always remain the lovable Mrs. jf 5 C I fn Mepreclatlvn To merely say thanks seems inappropriate for someone who has done so much for our class in the way of finances, education, and guidance during our senior year. As sponsor of the class, you, Mr. Charlesvvorth did a remarkable job, even though We often strained your patience. Your charming personality, which greeted us as sophomores and led us as seniors, will long remain in the memories of the class of 352. Mr. William L. Charlesworth Mr, William W. Paterick Patience, understanding, and more patience are required to sponsor a yearbook. As adviser to our Shingas, Mr. Paterick has exemplified these qualities in in- numerable times. His constant cooperation Was a guidelight to the staff as they planned the Shingas and to the entire class as they planned their lives. We, the graduating seniors, sincerely say, Thank you, Mr. Paterickf, 6 fi 0 Crew R. GLEN SMITH Grove City College, B.S. in Commercial Education University of Pittsburgh Commercial CATHRYNE ESENWEIN Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. Columbia University Dulce University University of Pittsburgh l Language, Speech ' National Honor Society Sponsor 417247 n y Senior Ufjicem Dolly Mott Jack Leasure Richard Doherr Edward Renner CHESTER I. GREENE Illinois State Normal University University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University, B.S. in Economics Commercial VVILLIAM W. PATERICK University of Pittsburgh , Penn State College Social Studies Shingas Adviser. QMQH-ww 9 Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. BARBARA L. ALLEN Shingas Staff-Business IV, Band II, III, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III NANCY KATHRYN AMBERSON Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Echo Staff III, IV, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III III, IV, Baseball II, Track II, III, IV, Sans Club II, President, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Vice-President, Bobcat Club II, III, IV- P.A. System Operator II, III SHIRLEY AZZARELLO Shingas Staff-Typist IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Vice-President, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast BILL ANDERSON MASON LEE BAKER Shingas Staff-Business IV, National Honor So- B.A.C. II, III, Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, ciety III, IV, Student Council IV, Basketball II, IV, Stauntin Military Academy Allen Amberson Anderson Azzarello Baker Bankovich Benson DOROTHY BANKOVICH Shingas Staff-Business IV, Mixed Chorus III, IV, C-.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club IV, Vice-Presi- dent, Sans Club II, Home Economics, IV, Bob- cat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Com-- mittee III, Camera Club II, Student Council IV PAULINE BENSON Band III, G.A.A. II, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Chaplin IV, Junior Class Play Cast III IRENE LOUISE BIRGE Shingas Staff-Business IV, G.A.A. II, III, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club 10 Birge Bloom Boden II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Committee III, Music Appreciation Club III, IV JOYCE BLooM C.A.A. IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Library Assistant III, Junior Class Play Committee III JANET BODEN Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Echo Staff IV, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Eco- nomics Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III 9 LILLIAN BROWN Shingas Staff-Business IV, Student Council III, G.A.A. IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV SUSAN PBISCILLA BROWN Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, G.A.A. IV, Senior Science Club IV, Spanish Club IV, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Junior Prom Committee III, Upper Darby Senior High School, Upper Darby, Penna., II JOAN CENDROSKI Shingas Staff-Business IV, C.A.A. II, III, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Home Econom- Brown Brown Cendroski Claire C ics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III NANCY CLAIRE Shingas StaH-Editorial IV, Echo Staff IV, Sans Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III, Jun- ior Prom Committee III RALPH CLINARD Shingas Staff-Business IV, Presidents' Council III, Student Council III, Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Oflicer III, President, Junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Class Prom Committee III , Senior Class Play Cast linard Collins IRIS COLLINS Girl's Chorus IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Camera Club III GERALD F. CONLON B.A.C. IV, Captain, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Cla-ss Play Committee III, National Honor Society IV AL COUNE Shingas Staff-Business IV, Presidents' Council IV, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, President IV, Stage Crew II, III, IV, Junior Class Conlon Coune Craig Criswell Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast, National Honor Society IV RITA GENE CRAIG Shingas Staff-Circulation Manager IV, Echo Staff III, Girls, Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Secretary, Latin Club II, Secretary, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Treasurer IV: Junior Class Play, Student Director III, National Honor Society IV DICK CBISVVELL Football II, III, IV, Senior Science Club IV NORMAN ROSS CRUMRINE Band II, III, IV, Orchestra II, III, IV, Senior Science Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Camera Club II, President SHIRLEY E. CUMMING Shingas Staff-Business IV, Cirls, Chorus III, C.A.A. II, Home Economics IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III JEANNE CUNNINCHAM Shingas Staff-Business IV, Girls' Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club Crumrine Cumming Cunn II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Span- ish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi- Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III CHARLES DAVIS Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, P. A. System operator III, IV, Sportsman Club IV, Senior Class Play Cast JERRY DELANS Shingas Staff-Business IV, Presidents, Council IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, President IV, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Camera Club II, Sen- ior Class Play Cast am Davis Delans Uoherr Dau fhert 3 y Dove Embree Engle RICHARD DOHERR ELIZABETH EMBREE Presidents, Council III, IV, Student Council III, Boys, Cleve Club II, Mixed Chorus III, IV, Track III, IV, Cross Country IV, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Officer IV, vice president, P. A. System operator IV, Sportsman Club III, IV, president, National Honor Society IV, Senior Class Play Cast NORMAN DAUGHERTY KATHLEEN DOVE Shingas Staff-Typist IV, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Junior Class Prom Committee III, Camera Club II I2 Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Echo Staff IV, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Library As- sistant IV, Junior Class Prom Committee III, Junior Class Play Committee III DAWSON ENCLE Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Track II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Span- ish Club III, Junior Class Prom Committee III- Movie Projectionist II, III, IV, Camera Club II, III, IV 1 WILLIAM GILES TOM EQUELS Discontinued November 2, 1951 SALLY FIFE Shingas Stall-Business IV, Echo Stall III, IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, Presidents Council II, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club, President II, Home Economics IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Library Assistant IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Prom Committee III DONALD FIRESTONE Student Council II, Basketball II, III, IV, Base- uels Fife F ball II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Play Cast III, Junior Class Prom Committee III, National Honor Society IV BARBARA FLINNER Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Sans Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III JAMES FORSYTHE Shingas Staff-Business IV, B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Oflicer III, Junior Class Play Cast III, Senior Class Play Cast irestone Flinner Forsythe Gano Garrett Giles Grant GIOH NANCY GANO Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, G.A.A. II, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-H1-Y 11, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Camera Club IV, Senior Class Play Cast THOMAS GARRETT Shingas Stall-Editorial IV, Echo Staff IV, Stu- dent Council IV, Track II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Commit- tee III, Senior Class Play Cast, National Honor Society IV ' Junior Class Play Committee III, Sportsman's Club III, rv CHARLES GRANT Basketball CMgr.J II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III PATRICIA GROFF Shingas Staff-Business IV, Girls Chorus II, III, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV DAVE CROSSGLASS Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prbm Commit- tee III BARBARA CULA Shingas Staff-Business IV, Mixed Chorus III IV- c.A.A. II, in, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club III, IV, Tri- Hi-Y III IV- ' ' , , Iunlor Class Play Committee III Grossglass Gula Gula GEORGE GULA Football II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II Sportsman Club III ED GUSENHOFFEN Discontinued December 21, 1951 JAMES HAMILTON Baseball III, IV, Manager, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Bobcat Club II Gusenhoifen Hamilton Hamilton Heath Heineman PHILIP HAMILTON National Honor Society III, IV, Presidents Coun- cil IV, Student Council III, vice president, IV, president, Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Track III, IV, Sans Club II, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Ofiicer III, vice president, Junior Class Play cast III, Junior Class fPlay Committee III YVONNE PHYLLIS HEATH Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, co-editor, Echo Staff III, IV, Co-editor, National Honor Society III, IV, secretary, Presidents Council IV, Student Council II, secretary-treasurer, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Football queen IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, 14 Henderson Hendrickson secretary, IV, Iunior Class Play Cast III, Junior Class Prom Committee III DALE C. HEINEMAN B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III JACK HENDERSON Discontinued November 5, 1951 MEL I-IENDRICKSON Shingas Staff-Business IV, Basketball II, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Stage Crew II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III ROBERT RAYMOND HOFFMAN Shingas Staif-Business IV, Band II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Cross-Country, II, III, Cap- tain IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Spanish Club III, Bobcat Club III, Sportsmen's Club II, III EDNA MAY HOLT C.A.A. II, III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III CHUCK HOLZWORTH Shingas Staff IV, Band II, III, IV, Orchestra II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus II, III, IV, Baseball II, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Public Address System Operator IV, Sportsmen's Club IV, Senior Class Play Cast SALLY HUGHES Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Echo Staff III, IV, Presidents, Council IV, Girls' Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, President IV, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, President IV, Junior Class Play III, Junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast, National Honor Society IV SONIA GLEE ICENHOUR Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III Hoffman Holt Holzworth Hughes Icenhour Jagodich Jewel Kerr Kidd Kieffer HELEN JAGODICH MARTHA KIDD Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III NANCY LEE JEWEL C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Prom Committee III RUSSELL KERR Football II, III, IV, Track III, B.A.C. II, III, Captain IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club IV Shingas Staif-Business IV, Echo StaH III, IV, Girls, Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III MARY ALICE KIEFFER Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Orchestra IV, Mixed Chorus IV, C.A.A. IV, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Music Appreciation Club IV, Mt. Lebanon High School II, III, Sen- ior Class Play-Student Director CHESTER KNOWLES Shingas Staff-Business IV, Sans Club II, Bobcat Club IV, Sportsman's Club III, IV, Secretary Treasurer WIN ONA MAE KRENKE Shingas Staff-Business IV, Mixed Chorus IV, G. A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III CONSTANCE JEAN KRETCHMAR Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, Mount de Chantal Academy CJr. yearl Senior Class Play Cast JAN LAIS Shingas Staff-Business IV, Echo Staff III, IV, Girls' Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Library Assistant IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Prom Committee III Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus II, G.A.A. II, IV, ROY LANG Knowles Krenke Kretchmar Lais Lang Leasure Leis Malth aner Maxwell McCoy JOHN A. LEASURE Shingas Staff-Co-editor IV, Presidents' Council IV, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Officer IV, Treasurer, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Com- mittee III, Sportsman's Club III, Treasurer, IV, Senior Class Play Cast CHARLES LEIS Band II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus II, III, IV, Track IV, Cross Country IV CCaptainJ, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, Junior Class Play Com- mittee III ARDELL KATHRYN MALTHANER Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, IV, G.A.A. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III DANIEL MAXWELL B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Class Otlicer III, Treasurer, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Committee III NANCY McCOY Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Presidents, Council IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club II, IV, President, Bobcat Club II, III, Secretary IV, Tri- Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, M.A.C. IV, National Honor Society IV PHILIP MCCOY Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, B.A.C. III, IV' Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV a CAROLYN MCGARVEY Junior Class Play Committee III SHIRLEY JEAN MILLER Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus IV, G.A.A. II, Sans Club II, Senior Science III, IV, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Economics Club II, Bobcat II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Library Assistant III, Junior Class Prom Committee III, M.A.C. III, IV, Senior Class Play-Stage Manager MARGARET LOUISE MORAVEC BETTY McKENNY Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Girls Chorus II, G.A.A. II, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bob- cat Club II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, M.A.C. IV Shingas Staff-Business IV, G.A.A. II, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, Library Assistant III, Junior Class Prom Committee III, Junior Class Play Committee III, Senior Class Play-Prompter McCoy McGarv'ey McKenny Miller Moravec Mortimer Mott Mowery PATRICIA MORTIMER Discontinued November 2, 1951 DELORES MOTT National Honor Society III, IV, Treasurer, Presi- dents Council IV, Girls' Chorus II, III, Mixed Chorus II, III, G.A.A. II, III, IV, President, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Head Cheerleader IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Class Oflicer II, Vice President, IV Secretary, Junior Class Play Cast III, M.A.C. IV, Senior Class Play Cast ROBERT MOWERY Shingas Staff-Circulation Manager IV, National 17 Murray Norton Honor Society III, IV, President IV, Presidents Council IV, Track II, B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Treasurer II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Commit- tee III CARL ARTHUR MURRAY Cross Country II, Bobcat Club IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III HENRY NORTON Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Band III, IV, B.A.C. IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, Jun- ior Class Play Committee III, Camera Club IV ELIZABETH A. NORWOOD Shingas Stall-Editorial IV, C.A.A. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III HARRY OBLEY Shingas Stall-Business IV, Basketball II, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Sci-ence Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, National Honor Society IV CHARLOTTE M. PATTERSON Shingas Stall-Editorial IV, Student Council III, Mixed Chorus III, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III JEAN ANN PAVLINICH Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III JOSEPHINE ELAINE PEDREIRA Shingas Staff Editorial IV, Girls Chorus II, III, Mixed Chorus IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, M.A.C. III, IV Norwood Obley Patterson Pavlinich Pedreira Piemme Redmond Renkenberger Benner U Savisky LOIS JEAN PIEMME EDWARD RENNER Shingas Staff Editorial IV, Presidentls Council IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus III, G.A.A. Secretary II, III, IV, Leaders Club, President III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club, Secretary III, IV, Bobcat Club, Treasurer II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Prom Commit- tee III, National Honor Society IV THOMAS V. REDMOND Sans Club II, Sportsman Club III LEONARD RENKENBERGER Discontinued November 16, 1951 Shingas Staff Business IV, National Honor Socie- ty Vice President III, IV, President's Council II, IV, Student Council II, IV, Mixed Chorus II, Football II, Basketball II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Class Oflicer President II, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Junior Prom Commit- tee III JANET EILEEN SAVISKY Shingas Staff Business IV, Echo Staff III, IV, Girls Chorus II, C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Home Economics Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast LEON SCANLON Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, Junior Class Play Committee III, Sportsmazfs Club III, IV, Junior Class Prom Committee III JACK SEAMAN Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, B.A.C. IV, Senior Science Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Camera Club IV, Sportsman's Club III, Senior Class Play Cast AUDREY ANN SHANNON Orchestra II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus IV, G.A.A. IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Committee III, Attended Beaver Falls High School until October II JOHN C. SHELAR Echo Staff III, Basketball II, III, IV, Baseball III, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II CAROLYN SHERMAN Sans Club II, Home Economics Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Committee III Scanlon Seaman Shannon Shelar Sherman Shorten Shutey Skovlka Smith Snyder JEANNE SHORTEN Shingas Statl-Editorial IV, Sans Club II, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Class Prom Committee III PAUL B. SHUTEY Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Echo Staff III, Stu- dent Council III, Basketball II, III, IV, Base- ball II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Jun- ior Class Play Cast III, Junior Class Prom Com- mittee III EVA ELIZABETH SKVOLKA Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Echo Stall IV, Band II, III, IV, c.A.A. III, iv, sans Club II, Bob- cat Club II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Library As- sistant III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III DORIS CANDICE SMITH Shingas Staff-Typist IV, Echo Staff IV, Band II III, IV, Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Class Oflicer II, Sec., Jun ior Class Play Committee III JAY SNYDER B.A.C. IV, Attended Monongahela I, II, III AVONELLE L. STOUT C.A.A. II, Echo Staff III, Junior Class Play Committee III PATRICIA STROCK Junior Class Play Committee III, attended Mount Callitzea Academy II WAYNE W. TODD B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Track II, IV, Football II, III, IV, Manager JOHN PHILIP TORP Boys Glee Club II, Sans Club II, Band II, III, IV, Orchestra II, IV, Mixed Chorus II, III, IV, Track manager II, III, IV, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, Jun- ior Class Play Committee III, Movie Projectionist II, III, IV, P. A. System Operator IV, Camera Club II, III, IV, Sportsman's Club III, IV, Vice President, Presidentis Council IV, Shingas Staff IV JACK VAUGHN B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Iunior Class Play Committee III, Sportsman's Club III Smut Strock Todd Torp Vaughn Wakeley Watterson Weaver Webster Weyand DUANE WAKELEY Football manager II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Span- ish Club III, Bobcat Club IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast II GERALD C. WATTERSON Baseball II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III, Foot- ball IV, Echo Staff IV LEONARD WEAVER Football II, III, IV, Honorary Captain IV, Bas- ketball II, III, IV, Track II MARY WEBSTER Band III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III CAROL WEYAND C.A.A. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Home Ecof nomics Club III, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Camera Club II JAMES C. WILSON K. RICHARD YENNI Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, junior Prom Committee III. ELEANOR RUTH WITHEROW Shingas Staff Business IV, G.A.A, II, Sans Club II, Bobcat Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Prom Committee III, Camera Club II. Wilson Witherow Shingas Staff Business IV, Student Council II, B.A.C. II, IV, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Spanish Club III, IV, Secretary III, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, junior Prom Committee III, Senior Class Play Cast. HARRY E. YOUNG JR. Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Band II, III, IV, Senior Science Club III, IV, Latin Club II, Bob- cat Club II, III, junior Class Play Committee III, Camera Club III, IV. Yenni Young Zachoclni Zinkan Zobrist NANCY ZACI-ICDNI CHARLES ZINKAN ,Shingas Staff-Typist IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Band II, Baseball II Sans Club II, Home ,Economics Club III, Basketball II, B.A.C. III, IV, Sans Club II Bobcat Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Bobcat Club III. Class Play Committee III, Camera Club II. IANET ELAINE ZOBRIST Shingas Staff-Editorial IV, Girls, Chorus II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus III, Sans Club II, Senior Science Club III, Latin Club II, Home Econom- tic Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Cast III, Music Appre- ciation Club IV, National Honor Society IV, Senior Class Play Cast. Speech 7wff'f9 mechanical brewing 22 ' S' , 'a X 1 ff Q SQ Hi ' X fill? ' 75 1 EC: E. LQ A ' Y ,,,, f i, .,x,' W K. H VL flag L f Y 23 2'ffi,sw,' ,f Robert 0. Davis Ruth Frye Robert Stout Charles snifger John Horter Sch vol birec tom o Thomas Vates George Shaw, Ir 24 ffwflf Hjfrifjyklmz CHANDLER B. McMILLAN Slippery Bock Teachers College Grove City College, B.S. Penn State College, M.S. University of Pittsburgh, D.Ed. 'X l ,MMA IGM! In acknowledgment of the efforts put forth by you, Dr. McMillan, in the interest of our edu- cation, the class of '52 express their deepest ap- preciation. As you, Miss Kenah, quietly and efficiently per- formed your duties, the senior class felt secure in the knowledge that their finances were in good hands. We thank you for the many favors in the past and wish you good luck in the future at your new position. 25 f 'Wav 1 gram CHARLES S. LINN Grove City College-A.B. Columbia University University of Pittsburgh-M.Ed. junior-Senior High School Principal Presidents Cabinet Future Teachers of America As Mr. Linn's secretary, Mrs. Grove always performed her duties silent- ly but efficiently. Her cheery smile and friendly manner often times made going to the office a pleasant experience. Thank you for being just as you are. 26 A Wise administrator, 1 competent adviser, a just repre- mander, and a thoughtful friend could all be applied to Mr. Linn, our principal. In his own inimitable fashion he made high school beneficial as Well as enjoyable for us. The class of ,52 thanks you, Mr. Linn, for your many kind favors and expresses our congratulations for 25 years of service Well done. lg HERMAN V. MOWERY Albright College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Penn State College Mathematics ADELLA T. LAWSON Geneva College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Foreign Language Mathematics Spanish Club Sponsor. l f- lauaogwwg univr Officem flew Klee Georgia Shaw Toni Trent Audrey McLaughlin Richard Srnith BEULAH V. COOK Grove City College, A.B. Geneva College Language junior Class Sponsor, Junior Class Play. NEVIN W. REBER Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Physical Science Senior Science Club Sponsor. qv-f Al am LQZZZWM 9 me Roonw Top picture: First row, L to B-Joyce Eakins, Barbara Richards, Toni Trent, Naomi Small, Barbara Brkich, Kathy Schneider, Elaine Grad, Audrey McLaughlin, Theresa Palumbo Second row-Robert Anderson, Paul Bianchi, Scott Zimmerman, Mary Alice Hall, Shirley Aeschbacher, Ralph Bradshaw, Nelson Reuhl, Dick Lanahan Top row-jack Waddell, Neil Mabin, Dick Wilke. Jack Murphy, Delbert Byers, Joseph Fisher, Fred Kimbrew, Dave Patton, Bill Cupps, Bob De Young Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Marilyn Davis, Mary Ellen Edwards, Janet Patterson, Marybell Marchal, Clarelee Seethaler, Susan Coombs, Gay Barley, Gretchen Sohn, Shirley Byers, Elissa Langaunet Second row-Sam Mehring, Shirley Fritz, Pat High, Jane Rankin, Virginia Graham, Nell Yoe- man, Marguerite Taylor, Donna Triance, Bonnie Wimer, Harold Steffen Top row-Bill Schcrrbaum, Charles Gardner, jim Murray, Don Barclay, Fred Kirchner, Ken Carpenter, Dave Dragon, jetfry Lloyd, DeArle Hoymen, Ivan Peters, Eugene VVoodbeck 28 Home Kovnw Top picture: .First row, L to R-Darla Hall, Elsie Razaire, Shirley Forest, Eleanor Safford, Irene Lapoda, Althea Speerhas, Marie Montag, Barbara Erath, Georgia Shaw Second row-Frank Stefline, Robert Richards, Ioanne Casp, Mary jane Tosh, Carolyn Deku, Carol Veiock, Marlene Petry, Virginia Croyle, Anthony Bufliline, Robert Fisher Third row-James Cornell, Jack Erath, Terry O,Donald, Charles Burke, james Way, David Winborn, Pete Cunningham, Dick Davis, james Loxley, Duane Scott Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Gaye Wilson, Ruth Wahn, Janice Gooch, Barbara Reich, Marie Sallade. Joan Baumgard, Ruth Staub, Nancy Ferguson, Wanda Casto Second row-Glen Riggle, Pat Silvis, Mary Jane Pitcher, Lois jenkins, Mary Lou Didio, Peggy McDade, Carol Nevvroth, Nora Dambaugh, Dick Smith Third row-Reed Brown, Lawrence Farmer, Bill Keagy, Michael Zachodni, Fred Weigle Fourth row-Louis Klepic, Thomas Kistler, Melvin Bundy, Charles Heckman, Larry McCul- lough, Bill Miser, Alfred Delo, Cletus Bonnar, Ronald Hays, james Torok 29 Home fconomiw Journalmm 7 Plnqaica Uffice lame tice RUTH V. SHAUL Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, B.S, in Home Economics Home Economics Home Economics Club ANNA MARY MADDY Grove City Colleg-e, A.B. University of Wisconsin Foreign Language Social Studies Sophomore Class Spon- sor, Music Appreciation Club Supl: more pp ,,e,f,4y,.44,,4 T l Cllulmy.. Q, ALICE E. BARTLETT Grove City College, A.B. Northwestern University English II Director, Senior Class Play C1444 Ufficem Mary Shaw Sally McCl'ements Mary Estelle DeWitt Kenneth Kirchner PETER B. KANE Geneva College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Consumer Ed. Health Football, Head Coach, Basket- ball, Assistant Coach. Noon Hour Supervisor WILLIAM L. CHARLESWORTH University of Pittsburgh, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt. Biology J lj S.A.N.S. Club, Senior Class U05 Sponsor, Camera Club. 31 MMM? 5 gfiff.7,Z1.,J CENEVIEVE GATES grgiversity of Pittsburgh, Girls Physical Educa- tion, Health Cheerleaders Leaders Club G.A.A. ldlzlbl-MUl,JM'M l-'v 'WW ZI4 ZIS Home Houma! Top picture: First row, L to R-Sandra Bixler, Marty McClee1'y, Martha Durschinger, Marjorie Kerr, Florence Stone, Barbara Megill, Dolores Wakeley, Carole Ziggas, Shirley Roll Second row-Fred Frank, Richard Staub, George Hendricks, Nick Puppich, Bob Vaughn, Eugene Watterson, Charles Sherman, Harvey Delo Third row-Robert Cherry, Donald McP'eak, James Murray, Robert Weldon, Edward Sandusky, Gerald Krenke, Robert Lewis, Charles Bogovich, John Smith Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Beverly Mortimer, Nancy Lee Colbert, Doris Farley Patricia Blinn, Karen Shannon, Sally McCleery, Rosalie Leis, Dorothy Weaver Second row-Ray Moody, James Mathews, Nick Schepis, Floyd Llewellyn, Herbert Bell Ed Smith, Robert Embree, Melvin Weller Third row-Bill Merriman, John Griffith, jay Karns, Ed Collins, Bob Kunsman, John Hine- man, John Bukey, Kent Black 32 Home Evvnw Top picture: First row, L to R-Dolores Willoughby, Claire Figley, Barbara Padgett, Mary , Kay Lintz, Mary Shaw, Marianne Anderson, Sally McClements, Shirley Strayer, Janet Cousins, Evelyn Bloom Second row--Paul Biernauer, Jack Niedergal, Dick Crumrine, Jack Iavens, Tom Schlosser, Tom Monroe, Bill Heckman, Tom Reed, Chuck Merriman, jim Stout Top row-Frank Arbutnot, Joe Lang, Ronald Bumiller, Chuck Engleman, Bob Kaszer, Sam Amberson, Elwood Hughes, Charles Saberin, Larry Koss, Carl Stahl, Don Harris, Harry Long Bottom picture: First row, L to R--Marilyn Romigh, Helen Bloom, Francis Cucinelli, Martha Balfer, Marva Linzey, Jane Wilson, Sue Stuck, Donalda Shimrak, Patty St-eeb, Judy Hu t Second row-Ronnie Hastings, Tom Schweiger, Paul Marlin, Bob Laughlin, Burt McMinn, Jean McClure, Dick Scott, John Cumming, George Bevington, Kenny Kirchner Top row-Eugene Thompson, Jim Chalmers, Kenny Stanley, Dick Hult, Ted Amburnson, Victor Petri, Paul Reinhardt, Charles Farrell, Bill Sullivan, Bob Sullivan, Larry Bundy 33 K-Z K-3 208 ZIZ Home Evonw Top picture: First row, L to R-Nola Radcliff, Marlene Beck, Bertha Buckley, Nancy Geihle, Anna Karlberg, Brenda McMillen, Shirley Herstinc Second row-Thelma Jean Wolz, Mary DeWitt, Judy Richards, Becky Marvin, Catherine Stevenson, Diana Van Maldeghem, Donna Johnson, Rita Baumgard, Joanne Clark Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Myla Jackson, Martha Thomas, Shirley Gibson, Donna Witherow, Janet Reising, Joyce Stevens, Marion McDermont, Phyllis Loxley, Mabel Dawson, Dorothy Bo ce Second row-George McDadIe, Jim Margonie, Jim Headland, Edward Richards, John Powers, Richard Stanley, Paul Kistler, Bill Sell, Angelo Cupani, Ronald Mott Third row-Charles Anderson, Richard Umstead, Dwight Huntsberger, Sanford Feihus, Paul Pettler, Artie Bissell, Norman Lengyel, James Deem, Douglas Campbell 34 Malaga, Shop Plane gevmetry 9 eneml KuAineAA JAMES CUTRI Edinboro State Teachers Colle e, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Physical Education and Health Driver Education Head Coach, Basketballg Assistant Coach, Football. MARC-ERY JOHNSON Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. Geneva College Library Science, Speech. Echo,' Adviser, Tri-Hi-Y. 4- 6hl '7 '1 C- r Amsafwwqze. DONALD D. HIGBEE California State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Bobcat Club, Sportsman's Club. A. MURRAY CORNELIUS Carnegie Tech, B. F. A. Columbia University Teachers College, M.A. Concord State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Music Supervision Instrumental Bt Vocal Music in Senior High School. 86 fffwffl W , P X K 87 SHINGAS STAFF-Seated L to R-Nancy Gano, Nancy Amberson, Sally Hughes, Sue Brown, Yvonne Heath, jack Leasure, Tom Garrett, Josie Pedreira, Betty McKenny Standing row 1-Paul Shutey, Charles Zinkan, Andell Malthaner, Nancy McCoy, Betty Norwood, Janet Zobrist, Jean Shorten, Nancy Claire, Charlotte Patterson, Shirley Miller, Chuck Holzworth, Jack Torp Standing row 2-Henry Norton, Harry Young, Mickey Scanlon, Dawson Engle Shingas Sales Staff-Seated, left to right-janet Savisky, jan Lais, Martha Kidd, 'Bob Mowery, Rita Gene Craig, Dolly Mott, Sally Fife, Ieanne Cunningham, Shirley Cumming. Row 1-Standing-Joan Cendroski, Irene Birge, Dorothy Bankovich, Edna Mae Holt, Lillian Brown, Barbara Cula, Audrey Shannon, Patty Strock, Ruth Witherow, Winona Krenke, Ray Hoffman, Ralph Clinard. Row 2-Dick Yenni, Ierry Delans, Al Coune, Ed Renner, Mel Hendrickson, Harry Obley, Chester Knowles, Jim Forsythe. Slainga Founded 1907 as the f'Hi h School An- nualv. Renamed KSHINCASU-21923. Adviser-Mr. W. W. Paterick. Co-Editors-Yvonne Heath, jack Leasure. Circulation Managers-Rita Craig, Rob- ert Mowery. Requirements for membership-CD Inter- est in publication and sales of year book. C21 Member of Senior Class. Total membership-65. Major objectives-Q12 To preserve in word and picture the highlights of 1951-1952. CZQ To provide a memory book for students. To provide experience in producing a year- book. Major accomplishments-QD Publication of SHINGAS for 1952. Q21 New sales record established. The Shingas acts, not only as a desirable memory book for this year in Beaver High School, but as a valuable medium of public relations in the community. Echo Staff-Seated-Left to Right-Ian Lais, janet Boden, janet Savisky, Sally Hughes, Martha Kidd, V onnie Heath, Nancy Amberson, Sally Fife, Eva Skvolka. Standing-Left to right-jerry Watterson, Charles Burk, Jack Waddell, Delores Wakeley, Sue Stuck, Carol Veiock, Clare Lee Seethaler, Tom Garrett, Ralph Bradshaw. fclw Founded-1939. Adviser-Mrs. Margery johnson. Editors-Senior members of the journal- ism class. Requirements for membership-journaL ism II. Membership-18. Objectives-Publish school newspaper once a month. Sponsor a dance during the year. . 11 Sy tem Members-Senior Speech Class: Jack Torp, Charles Holzworth, Richard Doherr, Charles Davis, Thomas Garrett. junior Speech Class: jerry Conlon, Bill Cupps, DeArle Hoy- man, Ronnie Hays, Bob Richards, Dick Smith, jay Snyder, jim Torok. Requirements for membership-Must be recommended by the speech class instructors. Adviser--Miss Esenwein, Senior Speech Class, Mrs. johnson, junior Speech Class. Major objectives: To gain practice in operating the P. A. system and in making an- nouncements. Major projects accomplished-Conducted devotions and read announcements almost every morning and afternoon. For the first semester The Senior Speech class operates the P. A. system and during the second semester the junior classes assume the responsibility. me ie Prvjectivni M Adviser-Mr. C. S. Linn. Members-Charles Farrell, Bill Cupps, jack Torp, Dawson Engle, Charles Gardner, Ken Kirchner, Dick Stanley, Sam Merriman. Requirements for membership - The ability to operate a movie projector and possess an accommodating schedule. Major objectives-To aid the teachers in the showing the educational Elms. 39 7ri-Ni- if Adviser - Mrs. Margery Johnson Officers -- president, Sally Hughes, secretary, Georgia Shaw, vice-president, Toni Trent, treasurer, Mary Ellen Edwards, historian, Darla Hall, c h a plain, Pauline Benson Requirements for member- ship-open to all sopho- more, junior, and senior girls Membership--145 M aj o r objectives - To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Ch r ist i a n character Major accomplishments - Sent ashtrays to veterans at the U. S. Naval Hos- pital in Chelsea, Mass. Annual Mardi Gras Dance ton Top picture: First row, L to R-Wahn, Hall, Edwards, Benson, Hughes, Mrs. Johnson, Trent, Shaw, Marvin, Anderson Second row-Savisky, Triance, Cunningham, Amberson, Richards, Wakeley, Veiock, Taylor, Schneid- er, Allen, Smith, Cumming, Coombs Third row-Stevenson, McLaughlin, McCleery, DeWitt, Heath, Weaver, Steeb, Langaunet, Barley, Didio, Speerhas, Casto, Razaire, Withrow Fourth row-Shaw, Cucinelli, Sohn, Brown, Craig, Miller, Fife, Ziggas, Bcck, McClements, Beising, Shannon, VanMaldegam, Bloom, Wolz Benefit show for Child- rens Home in New Brigh- Middle picture: First lrow, L to R-Erath, Leis, Shimrak, Dove, Durschinger, Bixler, McCleery, Gib- son, Forest, Birge Second row-Marchal, Brkich, Casp, Holt, Gula, Patterson, Moravec, Weyand, Azzarello, Zachodni Brown, Bankovich Third row-Deku, High, McDade, Dambaugh, Palumbo, Staub, Newroth, Montag, Shorten, Mott Jewel, Groff, Kidd, Lais Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Rankin, Gooch, Wilson, Byers, Lapoda, Salada, Hult, Baumgard, Eakin, Reich Second row-Seethaler, Cendroski, Collins, Krenkie, Boyce, Linzey, Croyle, Stuck, Clark, Boll, Bo- migh, Pitcher, Jenkins, Small, Silvis Third row-Reich, Gano, jackson, Davis, Sherman, Dawson, Wilson, Skvolka, Piemme, Embree Graham, Ferguson, Grad, Willoughby, Me gill Fourth row-Patterson, Salford, Bloom, Bader, Claire, Mortimer, Mortimer, McClure, Boden, Zob- rist, Pedreira, Malthaner, Norwood, McKenny, Kieifer, McCoy, Shannon 1 Top picture, Row 1, L to B-Eleanor Rader, Rita Gene Craig, Gay Barley, Janet Reising, Dolly Mott, Miss Gates, Sally Fife, Georgia Shaw, Jean McClure, Barbara Allen, Doris Smith. Row 2-Nancy Jewell, Gaye Wilson, Nell Yoeman, Nancy Gano, Wanda Casto, Nancy Didio, Susan Coombs, Karen Shannon, Mary DeWitt, Rosali Leis, Judy Richards, Myla Jackson, Delores Wakeley, Pauline Benson. Row 3-Nancy Geibel, Dorothy Boyce, Shirley Fritz, Marie Sallade, Barbara Reich, Joan Baum- gard, Shirley Byers, Katherine Stevenson, Shirley Gibson, Marva Linzey, Diana Van Maldeghem, Jane Wison, Dorothy Weaver, Thelma Wolz, Helen Jean Bloom. Row 4-Janet Boden, Audrey Shannon, Ardell Malthaner, Mary A. Kieffer, Betty Norwood, Winona Krenke, Jane Rankin, Avonella Stout, Shirley Forest, Martha Durschinger, Francis Cucinelli, Sally McClements, Dolly Shimrak, Marianne Anderson, Mary Shaw, Sue Stuck, Joyce Stevens. Bottom picture, Row 1, L to R-Maryellen Edwards, Catherine Schneider, Marguerite Taylor. Darla Hall, Marty McCleery, Sandra Bixler, Sally McCleery, Becky Marvin, Carol VVeyand, Toni Trent, Gretchen Sohn. Row 2-Nancy Zachodni, Edna Holt, Shirley Azzarello, Kathleen Dove, Joan Cendroski, Marion McDermott, Irene Lapoda, Mary Jane Pitcher, Barbara Erath, Patty Steeb, Marv Kay Lintz, Barbara Padgett, Naomi Small, Pat Silvis. Row 3-Lillian Brown, Sally Hughes, Jan Lais, Dorothy Bankovich, Joyce Bloom, Lois Jenkins, Bertha Buckley, Patricia Blinn, Eva Skvolka, Doris Farley, Vonnie Heath, Nancy Am- berson, Janet Savisky, Jeanne Cunningham, Barbara Brkich. Row 4-Elissa Razaire, Janice Gooch, Margie Moravec, Barbara Gula, Charlotte Patterson, Marlene Beck, Marybelle Marchal, Carol Newroth, Audrey McLaughlin, Carole Ziggas, Elizabeth Embree, Lois Piemme, Ruth Staub, Judy Hult, Mary Jane Tosh, Joanne Casp, Sue Brown. Sponsor-Miss Genevieve Gates. Officers-president, Dolly Mott, vice- be a female student of Beaver High School. president, Sally Fife, secretary, Janet Reising, Major objectives-To create better sports- treasurer, Georgia Shaw. Class representa- manship and a better knowledge of the games. tives, Rita Craig, Gay Barley, Jean McClure. Accomplishments-A badminton tourna- Membership-105 ment, basketball tournament, and swimming Requirements for membership-You must parties at indoor pools. 41 -Left to right-Ed Ren- Zeadem Club Adviser-Miss Genevieve Gates. Officers resident Lois Piemme -p' , 5 vice- president, Dorothy Bankovich, secretary, treasurer, Marguerite Taylor, Requirements for membership-Be a co- operative worker with a pleasant personality and outstanding athletic ability. Membership-12. Major objectives-To assist the gym in- structor by taking roll and checking showers. Major projects accomplished-Attended annual play day in Aliquippa. LEADERS CLUB-Row 1, L to R-Darla Hall D o r o t h y Bankovich Susan Coombs, Gay Barley, Toni Trent. Row 2-Miss Genevieve Gates, Ruth Staub, Marguerite T a y l o r , Lois Piemme, Char- lotte Patterson, Sally Fife, Gretchen Solm, Barbara Gula. Kv6cat C7116 Adviser-Mr. Donald Higbee. Officers-president, Al Coune, vice-presi- dent, jack Waddell, secretary, Beverly Mor- timer, Treasurer, Lois Piemme. Requirements for membership-Any stu- dent in B. H. S. may join. Membership-350. Major activities-To provide and sponsor informal dances once a month. Major projects accomplished-They spon- sor 'ten dances a year including the Christmas and Basketball dances. BOBCAT CLUB Officers ner, Lois Piemme, Jack Waddell, Mr. D. D. Higbee, Al C o u ne , Beverly Mortimer, Sal- ly Hughes. V unded-1939 visor-Mr. William Charles- Worth I-Hcers-President, Sally Mc- C l e ni c n t s g vice-president Richard Stanley, secretary, James Murray, treasurer, Delores Wakeley equirements for membership -Be a biology student embership-1 1 1 ajor objectives-To develop a greater enthusiasm for na- ture and her plants and ani- mals Major projects accomplished- Annual spring trip to the Buhl Planetarium and zoo. Trip to Cook's Forest in the fall for a day Roller skating party in Feb- ruary. . . .S C7116 Top picture: First row, L to R-Shirley Gibson, Mary Shaw, Martha Durschinger, Dick Stan- ley, Delores Wakeley, Mr. Charlesworth, Sally McClements, Jim Murray, Sandy Bixler, Sally McCleery, Becky Marvin Second row-Evelyn Bloom, Doris Willoughby, Claire Figley, Barbara Megill, Florence Stone, Joyce Stevens, Arlene Hall, Dona Johnston, Patty Blinn, Bertha Buckley, Phyllis Loxley, Beverly Mortimer, Mabel Dawson, Marjorie Kerr, Betty Stout Third row-George McDade, Bob Sullivan, Diana Van Maldeghem, Dorothy Weaver, Thelma Wolz Shirley Strayer, Nancy Colbert, Myla Jackson, Doris Farley, Marty McCleery, Carole Ziggas, Janet Cousins, Chuck Merryman, Gene Watterson Fourth row-Tom Schweiger, Bob Cherry, Jay Karns, Tom Schlosser, Bob Weldon, Chuck Engleman, Elwood Hughes, Fre-d Frank, Tom Monroe, Ken Stanley, Doug Campbell, Harvey Delo, Paul Reinhart, Bob Kaszer, Dick Staub Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Dorothy Boyce, Nancy Ceible, Martha Thomas, Barbara Padgett, Patty Steeb, Shirley Roll, Joanne Clark, Jane Wilson, Marva Linzey, Rosalie Leis, Sue Stuck Second row-Mary Lintz, Helen Bloom, Mary DeWitt, Marianne Anderson, Janet Beisinq, Jean McClure, Catherine Stevenson, Judy Richards, Karen Shannon, Frances Cucinelli, Brenda McMillen, Dona Withrow, Dolly Shimrak, Marian MCD-ermott Third row-Paul Marlin, Bob Laughlin, John Hineman, Kent Black, Bill Sell, Nick Schepis, Jack ' ' 1 M' , J hn Powers, Jim Chalmers, Nledergal, Dick Hult, Paul Bernauer, Burton Mc inn o John Bukey, Jim Margonie, Bill Netherland Fourth row-Don Harris, Dick Sandusky, Paul Kistler, Dick Crumrine, Melvin Weller, Paul Saberin, Dick Umstead, Sanford Feibus, Frank Arbutnot, Nick Puppich, Norm Lengyel, Bob Kunsman, Don McPeak, Ken Kirchner, Larry Koss, Jerry Krenke, Bill Sullivan 43 Senior Science C7116 Adviser-Mr. Nevin Reber Officers - president, Jerry Delans, vice- president, Darla Hall, secretary, Mary Ellen Edwards, treasurer, Virginia Graham Requirements for membership-Be a chem- istry or physics student Membership-65 Major accomplishments - To extend know- ledge and research in the iields of chem- istry and physics. Major projects accomplished-Purchase of la- bel for the Club,s film projector. 44 Spvrwman lf C1116 F ounded-1950 Adviser-Mr. Donald Higbee Otlicers - president, Richard Doherrg vice- president, Jack Torpg secretary treasurer, Chester Knowles Requirements for membership-Any boy or girl interested in hunting, fishing, etc, Club membership-30 Major objectives-To learn and study various means of wildlife conservation. Senior Science Club Row one-L to R-Susan Coombs, Joan Cendroski, Darla Hall, Jerry Delans, Mr. Reber, Mary Ellen Ed- wards, Virginia Graham, Clare Lee Seetillialer, Kathy Schneider, Elaine Gra . Row two-Toni Trent, Wanda Casto, Gay Barley, Joanne Casp, Mary Alice Hall, Nancy Gano, Marguerite Taylor, Avenella Stout, Jane Rankin, Marie Montag, Nora Dambaugh, Sue Brown, Janet Patterson. Row three - Gretchen Sohn, Elissa Langaunet, Althea Speerhas, Carol Newroth, Nancy Ferguson, There- sa Palumbo, Marilyn Davis, Elise Razaire, Betty McKenny, Mary Alice KieH9er, Shirley Miller. Row four-Jack Seaman, Jim Wilson, Harry Obley, Ross Crumrine, Duane Shaffer, Ivan Peters, Sam Merriman, DeArle Hoyman, Jim Way, Bob An- derson, Chuck Davis, Jim Forsythe. Row five-Chuck Holzworth, Henry Norton, Harry Young, Ronnie Hays, Dick Smith, Dave Patton, Chuck Leis, Judd Cunningham, Larry McCullough, Ray Hoiman, :Jeff Lloyd, Terry O,Donnell, Dave Dragon, Jerry Conlon, Bill Cupps. Row six - Ken Carpenter, Mickey Scanlon, Dawson Engle, Joby Fish- er, Jim Torok, Jim Murphy, Bob Mowery, Jack Waddell, Jack Lea- sure, Dick Davis. Sportsman Club Row one-L to R-Harvey Delo, Ken Stanley, George McDade, George Bevington, Dick Doherr, Mr. Hig- bee, Jack Torp, Chester Knowles, Bert McMinn, Gene WVatterson, D'ick Lanahan. Row two-Fred Frank, James Chal- mers, Ronnie Bumiller, Chuck Zinkan, Jim Powell, Bob Laughlin. Row three-Jobie Fisher, Bob De- Young, Ken Carpenter, Dick Um- stead, Jim Torok, Chuck Holzworth, ,Ray Hoffman, Duane Scott, Bill Giles, Russ Kerr, Jack Leasure, Jack Seaman, Chuck Davis. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Adviser-Mrs. Ruth V. Shaul Officers-president, Nancy McCoy, vice- president, Naomi Small, secretary, Mary Shaw, treasurer, Sally Fife Requirements for membership - Be a Home Economics student Club Membership-45 Major objectives-To further the girls' interest and education in home-making. To develop purchasing ability Major projects accomplished - Several demonstrators cooked complete meals for the girls. A fashion show in May for parents and friends. SPANISH CLUB Adviser-Miss Adella Lawson OH-icers-president, Sally Hughes, vice- president, Susan Coombs, secretary, Lois Piemme, treasurer, Darla Hall Requirements for membership-be a stu- dent of Spanish Club membership-60 Major objectives-To provide an op- portunity for the Spanish students to speak the language more Huently and promote a greater interest in Spanish Major projects accomplished-All enter- tainment and regular business carried on in Spanish. Home fconvmic Club - Spaniala C1116 Top picture: First row, L to R-Joan Cendroski, Shirley Forest, Mary Shaw, Naomi Small, Mrs. Shaul, Sally Fife, Nancy McCoy, Janice Gooch, Pat Silvis, Ruth Wahn Second row-Eleanor Bader, Carolyn Sherman, Shirley Herstine, Nancy Geibel, Dorothy Boyce, Sonia Icenhour, Dolly Mott, Lois Jenkins, Martha Kidd, Jan Lais, Dorothy Bankovich, Judy Hult, Barbara Gula Third row-Donna Triance, Martha Durschinger, Karen Shannon, Iris Collins, Janet Reising, Sally McCleery, Mary DeWitt, Rosalie Leis, Mary Jane Pitcher. Sarah Hughes, Janet Savisky, Shirley Cummings Fourth row-Mary Alice Hall, Helen Jagodich, Joyce Bloom, Jean Pavlinich, Bertha Buckley, Josie Pedreira, Carol Newroth, Pauly Benson, Betty McKenny, Janet Zobrist, Betty Norwood, Ardell Malthaner, Patricia Mortimer Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Gretchen Sohn, Elaine Grad, Marguerite Taylor, Darla Hall, Lois Piemme, Miss Lawson, Sally Hughes, Susan Coombs, Nancy Amberson, Jeanne Cunningham, Janet Savisky Second row-Nancy Geibel, Dorothy Boyce, Bertha Buckley, Marlene Petry, Katherine Steven- son, Virginia Graham, Althea Speerhas, Gay Barley, Wanda Casto, Carol Veiock, Theresa Palumbo, Clare Lee Seethaler, Mary Jane Tosh Third row-Bob Fisher, Angelo Cupani, Sam Mehring, Janet Patterson, Audrey McLaughlin, Nancy Ferguson, Shirley Miller, Rita Gene Craig, Sue Brown, Audrey Shannon, Janet Boden, Nora Dambaugh, Melvin Weller, John Cumming, Jim Wilson Fourth row-Bill Merriman, Chuck Farrell, Jim Cornell, Ralph Bradshaw, Charles Saberin, Scott Zimmerman, Don Musser, Jack Murphy, Richard Umstead, James Deem, Frank Arbutnot, Nick Puppich, Judd Cunningham, Dave Patton, Bill Scherrbaum, Harry Obley, Thomas Garrett, Dick Yenni 45 MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Founded-1950 Adviser-Mrs. Anna Mary Maddy Oliicers - president, Virginia Graham, secretary, Catherine Stevenson, treas- urer, Nancy Ferguson Requirements for membership-Open to all girls and boys interested in music Membership-36 Major objectives-To create a deeper appreciation for music, To develop interest in classical and modern music Major accomplishments-Three profitable bake sales-Trip to Sadler-Wells Bal- let - Sponsored Leap Year Square Dance CAMERA CLUB Founded-1949 Adviser-Mr. William L. Charlesworth Oflicers - president, Jack Torp, vice- president, Dick Smith, secretary, Mary Estelle DeWitt, treasurer, Bob Ander- son Requirements for membership-Interest in cameras and pictures Membership-38 Major objectives-To educate members in the art of taking and developing pictures Major accomplishments-Taking pictures at social functions. Conducting con- tests to determine best unposed pic- tures taken by members. mcwic Jppreciativn C1116 - Camera Cla Top picture: Front row, L to R-Mary DeWitt, Janet Reising, Janet Zobrist, Marguerite Taylor, Virginia Graham, Mrs. Maddy, Nancy Ferguson, Janice Gooch, Nancy McCoy, Betty McKenny Second row-Mary Ann VanMaldeghem, Toni Trent, Nancy Gano, Thelma Wolz, Kathy Schneider, Katherine Stevenson, Irene Birge, Clare Lee Seethaler, Wanda Casto, Susie Coombs, Gay Barley, Althea Speerhas, May Lou Didio, Marie Montag Third row-Dolly Mott, Claire Figley, Elissa Razaire, Maryellen Edwards, Theresa Palumbo, Carol Veiock, Nora Dambaugh, Shirley Strayer, Marilyn Davis, Jane Wilson, Elaine Grad, Marlene Petry, Mary Alice Kieffer, Shirley Miller, Gretchen Sohn, Josie Pedreira Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Janet Reising, Mary Shaw, Sally McClem'ents, Bob Ander- son, Jack Torp, Mr. Charlesworth, Dick Smith, Mary DeWitt, Marty McCleery, Beverly Mortimer, Thelma Wolz Second row--Tom Schweiger, Dick Scott, Wayne Schafer, Gene Watterson, Iudy Richards, Joyce Stevens, jane Wilson, Mary VanMaldeghem, Shirley Strayer, Bob Cherry, Tom Schlosser, Dick Stanley, Paul Reinhart Third row-Charles Anderson, Bob Fisher, Cletus Bonnar, Ralph Bonnar, Harry Young, Ioby Fisher, Henry Norton, Dawson Engle, Charles Zinkan, Robert Lewis, Jerry Krenke, Jim Murray, Harry Long, Jack Seaman, Charles Gardner 46 6 Pre iden M' C'a6inet Student Council Adviser-Mr. Charles S, Linn. Requirements for membership-Must be 'a president of one of the schoolis organiza- tions. Total membership-19. Major objectives-To make suggestions on how the school can improve its program. Adviser-Mrs. Ruth V. Shaul. Present oilicers-president, Phil Hamil- ton, vice-president, Bill Cupps, secretary- treasurer, Thelma Wolz. Requirements for membership-One rep- resentative is elected from each home room, plus the honorary membership of the three class presidents. Total membership-18. Major objectives-Promote cooperation between the students and faculty in school activities. Major projects accomplished-Selling candy at basketball games, selling basketball programs to raise money for basketball sweat- ers, and to produce the annual amateur show for an assembly program. PRESIDENTS CABINET, ROW 1 - L to R-Lois Piemme, Yvonne Heath, Virginia Graham, Nancy McCoy, Dolly Mott, Sally Hughes, Sally McClements Row 2-Edward Benner, Al Coune, Rob- ert Mowery, Phil Hamilton, Jerry Die- lans, Dick Doherr, Dick Smith, Kern Kirchner STUDENT COUNCIL, ROW 1-L to R -Tom Garrett, Ed Renner, Mrs. Shaul, Phil Hamilton, Thelma Wolz, Bill Cupps, Patti Mortimer, Bill Ander- son Row 2-James Murray, Bob Kunsman, Bill Sullivan, Dick Smith, Nora Dam- zan Coombs baugh, Janet Reising, Darla Hall, Su- Members elected at end of Junior year: William Anderson, Phil Hamilton, Yvonne Heath, Dolores Mott, Robert Mowery, Edward Renner. Members elected at the first semester of Senior year: Rita Gene Craig, Janet Zobrist Lois Piemme, Nancy McCoy, Sarah Hughes, Harry Obley, Al Coune, Dick Doherr, Jerry Conlon, Tom Garrett, Don Firestone. national Honor vciety F ounded-1939. Adviser-Miss Catheryn Esenwein. Officers-President, R. Movvery, Vice-President, E. Benner, Secretary, Y. Heath, Treasurer, D. Mott. Requirements-Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character and election by members of class and faculty. Membership-17. Objectives-Foster ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Major projects accomplished-Amateur Contest sponsor. 48 Qrlaf' Cla mm Adviser-Mr. A. Murray Cornelius. Requirements for membe1'ship-Willing- ness to Work, desire for improvement, and pleasant voice quality. Membership-48 Major objectives-To develop musical in- terests, aptitudes, and capabilities of all pu- pils, to work tovvard beauty of tone and voice, production along with artistic interpretation. Major projects accomplished-assembly programs, spring festival. mixed C71 0ruAeA Adviser-Mr. A. Murray Cornelius. Requirements for membership-music reading ability, pleasant voice quality, cooper- ative spirit. Membership-58. Major objectives-to develop musical in- terests, aptitudes, and capabilities of all pupils, to Work toward beauty of tone and voice pro- duction along with artistic interpretation. Major projects accomplished-assembly programs, spring festival. The special Mixed Chorus is composed of a lesser number of the regular Mixed Chorus who have more time to Work on special num- bers and make more frequent public appear- ances. Row 1-L to R-Mary Jane Pitcher, Michael Conlon, Toni Trent, Marthena McCleary, Charles Burk, Ivan Peters, Jack Torp, Nancy Henry, Beverly Mortimer, Dale Peters, Betty Stout. Row 2-Jack Erath, Darla Hall, Mary Webster, Janice Hughes. Elissa Langaunet, Mary Ellen Edwards, Donald McMillen, Thomas Berresford, Francis O'Brien, Ruth Whann, Marguerite Taylor, Nancy Young, A. M. Cornelius, Director. Row 3-Nancy Potter, Joseph Carver, Richard Rosica, Lee McDonald, Gretchen Crumrine Marlene Petry, Charles Holzworth, Jeffrey Jacobus, Sanford F eibus, Richard Scott, Arthuf Cornell, Julius Torok. Row 4-Henry Norton, Jim Torok, Melvin Weller, Richard Crumrine, Dick Smith, Joseph Fisher, Gary Miller, Ross Crumrine, Gerald Krenke, Harry Young, Bob Netherland, Row 5-Frances Cucinelli, Barbara Brkich, Judith Hult, Doris Smith, Eva Skvolka, Joanne Casp, Barbara Allen. Kane! Present Director-A. M. Cornelius Requirements for membership-Be approved by the director. J Membership - Marching band - 60, concert band-40. Major objectives-To play at football games, the spring festival, and represent Beaver in Mid-Weste1'n festival. 50 Kane! Sepia omorcw anior High Junivm Senivm 51 Kan Kanquet I 952 Seated, L. to R.-Kathryn Schneider, James Torok, Mary Ellen Edwards, Audrey Shannon, Elissa Langaunet, Bernard Van Der Hoeven, Ianice Hughes, Ruth Ann Waddell, Carol Veiock, Beth Rackley, Lee McDonald, George Moore, Gretchen Crumrinc, Jean Trish- man, Mary Alice Keiffer, Kathryn Stevenson Standing-Marguerite Taylor, Marlene P-etry, Mary jane Pitcher, Charles Holzvvorth, Ross Crumrine, Sanford Feibus, Richard Smith, Richard Crumrine, Ivan Peters, Jack Torp, Mr. A. M. Cornelius, director, David Patton Orclae tm Founded--1921. Director-Mr. A. Murray Cornelius. Requirements for membership-Approved by director, abili- ty to play instrument. Membership-80. Major objectives-Spring Festival, Class Plays, Mid-Western Representation. 53 Cheerleader Left to right-Dolly Mott, Kathy Schnei- der, Georgia Shaw, Susan Coombs, Shirley Azzarello, Edna Mae Holt, Rita Gene Craig. 54 14tlaleticA -'nv Wx l X in .K ,WWW 5 Mo Q D Z S 1- 3 Z J: 55 W s incur nr 1 1-ni is K-5 s N 1 . ig' N, Ui- , ,., ,U xx Q' X . ,X x , ff gn., Mx M x , 44, N, LN N GQ 0 H 1 ww f w f 'rx ' f,...g, 1 . rl., 'Fix 'X , Lf-.f ' K , .-1 2 n-fQ2': f-geimf'1.z . f , .. . YM . . g,L, -392, I M if-' 'xgglqfx W - .QA 5 5, 1 1 H,-W, lg, A ,X ilk ' 5 ,ii',, f -gg-, 'Bay - fiffil 'f M--21 'Pala Y REG. 1 Senior We Mall Playem Line-Richard Crisswell, Jack Seaman, George Gula, Phil McCoy, jerry Watterson, Phil Hamilton. Backs-James Wilson, Len Weaver, Russ Kerr, Tom Equels, Ralph Clinard. By a popular vote of the senior members of the football squad, Len Weaver was chosen as honorary captain for the season. As such he spoke for the team at the football banquet and crowned the football queen. Vonnie Heath, at the annual football dance, Len VVeaver 56 Come .... or High Water . . . Varsity squad-Row 011e--L to B-Managers-Wayne Tod d, Ronald Mott, Duane Wakeley, Robert Vaughn, Jack Wad- e . Row two--james VVilson, Jack Seaman, jerry Watterson, Phil Hamilton, Russ Kerr, Thomas Equels, Richard Crisswell, George Cula, Lennie Weaver, Phil McCoy, Ralph Clinard. Row three-Asst. Coach james Cutri, john Hineman, James Deem, Mike Zachodni, Dave Murray, Richard Wilke, Fred Kirchner, Neil Mabin, Robert Richards, Larry Farmer, Frank Steifini, Richard Hult, Douglas Campbell, Head Coach Peter Kane. Row four-Norm Lengyel, Herbie Bell, Robert Kunsman, john Griffith, Jay Karns, Mark Pike, Richard Staub, Tom Schlosser, Frank Arbutnot, Don McPeak, Bill Merriman, Charles Engleman. Grove City Beaver draws Hrst blood . . . scoring from the six yard line after 59 yard gain . . . extra point good . . . Eagles score next . . . extra point blocked . . . Beaver scores again . . . pass-Equels to Weaver . . . line play ragged in spots, good possibility for improvement . . . Final-Bobcats 13 . . . Eagles 6 . . . Moon Township Bobcats strike first , . . a score from 2 yard line, Tigers tight back . . . pass - Kabana to Birming- ham , . . Beaver scores from two . . . extra point good . . . Bobcats score again, Beaver forward line shows signs of improving . . . held Tigers on two close threats . . . Final-eBobcats 20 . . . Tigers 6 . . . Midland Bobcats and Leopards tangle, no score iirst quarter . . . Srd. quarter-Leopards strike it rich on end run . . . placement good . . . Leopards score from two yard line . . . Beaver line was very much out-weighed but put up strong opposition . . . Final-Bobcats O . . . Leopards 13 . . . West View Tough luck for Bobcats . . . score tied at 13 up to 4th quarter . . . VVest View intercepts lateral-another TD . . . Final score West View 20 . . . Beaver 13 . . . Buck up fellows, the Lions are next . . . New Brighton Bobcats suffer defeat at hands of Lions . . . Lions plow over from four yard line . . . did it again from 18 yards out . . . Bobcats score from 26 . . . pass - Equels to Weaver . . . extra point good . . . Lions tally three more TD,s . . . Bobcats scamper 72 yards for second 'score . . . Brighton scores eight more points in 4th quarter . . . Bobcats fought hard but were no match for the Lions single wing . . . Final-Lions 40 ...Beaver14... Freedom Bobcats score in opening moments . . . score again from 22 yards out conversion good Znd. quarter-Bulldogs score on pass--Farls to B. Cercone . . . Bobcats score 3 TD's in 2nd quarter . . . 3rd quarter-Freedom scores on running play . . . Beaver scores from 46 yard line . . . Bobcats add one more in last chapter . . . Final-Bobcats 40 . . . Bulldogs 12... Monaca Como olis f P Indians score in four plays . . . after Bobcats falter, Bobcats score from 49 yard line . . . Beaver scor Indians score again . . . 3rd quarter-Bobcats score on 80 yard run by VVeaver . . . score on passQEquel lone tally . . . Indians score 20 points in last two to Weaver . . . 3rd quarter-Bobcats on the marcl fraines . . . long runs were featured on both sides . . . . . . score from 2 . . . Final tally in last quarter . . Final-Indians 34 . .. Bobcats 6 Results-Bobcats 31 . . . Cory O . . . the line showe a great deal of fight and determination in holding th opponents scoreless . . . Rochester No score in lst half of annual classic . . . Bobcats score in third quarter . . . Bobcats go on the rampage as they score again . . . hard working lineinen provided more than adequate holes for the hard charging back- field . . . meanwhile holding Bochy line and backs at bay . . . Despite snow and mud Beaver came through in a glorious fashion . . . Final score-Beaver 14 . . . Rochester 0 . . . 58 Captain 14nd NIA Crew Len Weaver-Len, a triple threat halfback, maneuvered from the starboard side. At the end of the voyages he was decorated 'ccaptain of the crewf, Ralph Clinard-Signal caller of the crew, Ralph proved his worth as a reliable navi- gator. Dick Criswell-This huge cargo held down a tackle spot for the gang, Fast and ag- gressive, Dick stopped all goal snatching pirates. Tom Equels-The captainis port side running mate's churning legs made him a hard man to sink. His spirit raised the iight of the team. George Gula-George iilled a guard position and was a bulwark on defense. His mighty charge sunk many opponentis dreams. Phil Hamilton-Anchoring down an end posi- tion for the crew, Phil kept enemy backs in deep water. Russ Kerr-Russis lightning speed and drive dropped anchors on the enemy crews. In the Rochy tussle he was an Armada in himself. Phil McCoy-This bone-crushing center was a mainstay to the gang. His Ksail oni' crys sparked the squad to victory. Jack Seaman-This rocking guard foiled many enemy attempts to break through the line. Wayne Todd-A senior deckhand, Buddy kept the boys in condition by dishing out their supplies. Duane Wakely - Another senior deckhand, Duane was always ready to enter the thick of battle and render aid to the salts.v Ierry Watterson - Although in his Hrst year with the crew, jerry showed light and determination which landed him a berth on the first deck. lim Wilson-Jim was a halfback who maneu- vered from either side with equal success. Weaver Seaman McCoy Watterson Gula Kerr Wakely Wilson Hamilton Cl ard Equels Crisswell Mgr- Todd L J J J Q J Senior Patternmaker-Don Champ',Firestone. Champ was one of our best play- makers during the past sea- son. He was a hustler and a set shot artist, always dis- playing line t-eammanship. Because of these qualities he shares with Bill the title of Honorary Co-captain for the 1952 basketball season. Damage Controlman - Phil Creeper,' Hamilton. Phil had control over the safety of the crew on several occa- sions, He showed his true colors as he maneuvered those mighty muscles to out- play any opposing landlub- bers. Navigator-Iohn Smokey,, Shelar. Smokey was anoth- er member of the crew who showed his stuff in play- making and ball handling. It was a boost to the morale of the team to know he was on hand to steer the team to victory whenever called up- on. Engineman-Ed Rennier. Ed was the spark plug of the team during the past season. He was everywhere at once repairing the broken morale of the crew. His Hghting spirit added fuel to the vic- tory seeking crew. mate or the K . Q Sinlellm Air Controlman-Bill G Anderson. Goat held the position of center on squad and in recognitioi his sharp shooting and bounding he was elected Honorary Co-captain. Opponents gasped at height which enabled hi score with apparent ea ending the season as scorer of the squad. Yeoman - Chuck Coos Grant. Chuck was our se ior manager this year. . kept the boys in good shap looking after statistics - well as the equipment of tl entire squad. His wit spu red the Guys as he perha reminded them of, usma but MIGHTY! Electrician's Mate - Chic was one of our dependabl sparks in the senior lineu Oftentimes his performanc meant a connection betwee our team and victory. Radarman - Len Weaver. Len was our raidarman be- cause of his quick reactions upon spotting how to break up plays of the opposition. Forever stealing the ball, he proved to be a valuable man to have around, Stormy Watem Yfe llligla ty Sala Top Picture, L. to R.-Coach Cutri, Ed Renner, Paul Shutey, Don Firestone, Len Weaver, Ralph Clinard, Phil Hamilton, John Shelar, Bill Anderson. Bottom Picture, L, to R.-Paul Pettler, Don Barclay, Bob Kunsman, Iacen Smith, John Bukey, Norm Lengyel, Richard Staub, Don McPeak, Ken Kirchner, Ronnie Mott, Coach Kane. Managers-Chuck Grant, jack VVaddell, Bob Vaughn 64 w Uamit o o Individual Individual N H1110 scorin g scoring Anderson 6.5 398 Lengyel 147 Hamilton 6.2 305 Barclay 132 Benner 5.8 150 Mott 131 SlT1619.I' 6.4 107 Burke Firestone 5.9 131 Kirchner Shutey 5-S 23 Kunsman Weaver 5.10 190 Smith Grant Manager Staub Pettler Bukey McPeak C Uni-,Mtg Scvreaf . U c'0reA Beaver Beaver 63 Leetsdale 39 44 Leetsdale 81 Wampum 59 42 Wampum 37 66 Leetsdale 47 31 Leetsdale 21 64 Beaver Falls 60 25 Beaver Falls 38 80 Sewickley 38 30 Sewickley 27 46 Wampum 49 50 Wampum 41 70 Chester 59 33 Chester 43 69 Burgettstown 40 23 Burgettstown 22 72 Rochester 36 39 Rochester 36 53 Monaoa 41 45 Monaca 46 59 Hopewell 44 33 Hopewell 31 53 Midland 58 34 Midland 39 58 Brighton 51 38 New Brighton 41 68 Freedom 57 47 Freedom 40 49 Burgettstown 48 25 Burgettstown 26 80 Rochester 39 29 Rochester 36 55 Monaca 58 30 Monaca 36 70 Hopewell 41 37 Hopewell 43 39 Midland 41 24 Midland 44 76 Brighton 51 27 New Brighton 40 69 Freedom 72 48 Freedom 55 Won 16-Lost 5 Won 9 - Lost 12 Coach Jim Cutri's quintet of seniors opened the season with a bang. The entire school had hopes for a championship but instead Beaver ended up in a tie with Freedom for second place with 16 wins and 5 losses. Beaver had a total of 1,340 points to 1,028 for the opponents. The type of ball which the team played was outstanding and it is doubtful that the team members, the coaches, their opponents, or students of B.H.S. will ever forget this basketball season or the excitement, tension, and school spirit which surrounded it. 65 Claampif Baseball Squad-Row 1, L to R-Ronnie Hastings, Paul Bernauer, Champ Firestone, Bill Sell, Ronnie Mott, Dick Stanley, Reed Brown, Bill Scherrbaum, Coach Johnson. Row 2-Ed Renner, Iack Waddell, Ralph Clinard, Bill Swauger, Frank Hacko, Denny Mitchell, Norm Lengyel, Victor Petri. Beaver 3 .,.l......, Beaver 8 ....i.i,... Beaver 0 ......ii... Beaver 3 .i.,....... Beaver 7 ......,..., Beaver 0 .,..i.i,,.i. Beaver 6 .........,. Beaver 4 .,...,..... Beaver 5 ,.,........i Beaver 12 i.,.... Beaver 2 .,......... Beaver 11 4,.......... Beaver 8 .........,.. iii? iitiftfit it lst play off Quarter Final li MSemi-final Beaver 9 .,.....,,... Beaver 3 ......,..... Ambridge .,.... Ambridge .,.... Freedom ,....... Monaca 4...... Midland ............ New Brighton ..... Rochester ....,. Freedom ,....... Midland .....,.. New Brighton .. 4. Rochester ..... . Monaca .,...,...,,..,....i...,,.. Shenango Township Bessemer ........,,......,....... Franklin Township ....,. Senior Lettermen-James English, Frank Hacko, Dennis Mitchell, Steve Oliphant, William Swauger, Robert Pritchard QMana- ge-rj. Underclass Lettermen - Ralph Clinard, Don Firestone, Ed Benner, Paul Shutey, Reed Brown, Jerry Watterson, Jack Waddell, Norm Lengyel, Ronnie Mott. Congratulations to the baseball squad for setting a record for B.H.S. by capturing the section title for two consecutive years. For the type of ball the team played it was a well deserved honor. Won section 7 title and advanced to semi-iinals of W.P.I.A.L. Franklin won W.P.I.A.L. Title. Season record-Won 10, Lost 5. row, L to R-Mar- Richards, Smith, Barley, Mur- orok, johns. row - Engle, H 0 if ni a n , Wilson, Garrett, Houk Miser, Franz, r, Cupani. row - Torp, Coach Rogers, Fish- er, Carpenter, Hogue, H e s s e r , Anderson, Clark, McClure, Hamilton, Kerr, irst row, L to R-Do- herr, Hoffman, Leis, Carpenter, Murphy, Cornell. Second row - Coach Rogers, Frank, Hol- lander, Kerr, Marlin. Dual meets- Beaver 47 Beaver 60 Beaver 64 Beaver 52. County Meet at Ambridge Zelienople 30 Midland 36 Rochester 36 Elwood City 43 School standings: 1. Ambridge, 2. Aliquippa, 3. Beaver, 4. Rochester, 5. Midland, 6. Monaca. Quadrangle meet at Midland 1. Beaver C60 ptsj, 2. Midland C511 3. Rochester 4375, 4. Monaca 1192. feAultA of track Aemvn - i Sl Sharon. Individuals qualifying for Beaver: High jump and javelin-Bill Anderson Broad jump-Russ Kerr 100 and 220-Ronnie Miller Half mile relay-Miller, Kerr, Franz, Johns. Recap of Season: Dual Meets-VVon 4, Lost 0 Quadrangle-won County-Placed third W.P.1.A.L.-Qualifying in Hve events in New Qualifying meet-District W.P.l.A.L. at New Castle Qualifying were-Ambridge, New Castle, Butler, CMAA Goan try - I9 I Castle district, placed Hfth. Co-Captains-Chuck Leis and Ken Carpenter New Castle 16 Lettermen-Charles Leis, Ray Hoffman, Dick Doherr, Ambridge 17 jim Cornell, Nelson Ruehl, Ken Carpenter, Paul Cannonsburg 21 Marlin, Charles Kerr, Manager-Leonard Renken- Darlington 27 bergrer. Aliquippa 23 Record-Won 1, lost 6 East Liverpool 15 Low Score Denotes Winner Hickory 30 Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver 39 38 34 2 3 4 2 B. Todd Capt. Bob Sullivan D. Maxwell C. Leis H. Norton C. Zinkan I. Lloyd I. Vaughn G. Watterson Capt. I. Waddell E. Watterson W. Miser P. F. F. I. C R Kistler Weigle Kimbrew Loxley Grant Capt, . Vaughn T. Monroe M. Zachodni B. Bissell D. Lanahan . . Cf league NATIONAL LEAGUE D. Wakely Capt. D. Stanley T. O,Donnel H. Obley I. Forsythe M. Scanlon B. Sell R. Kerr Capt. A. Coune N. Pupich N. Mabin M. Brown T. Kistler B. Hays J. Wilson Capt. I. Delans D. Way I. Cunningham P. Bianchi L. Koss R. Bradshaw E. Wooidbeck J. Seaman Capt. R. Mowery I. Leasure Bill Sullivan J. Fisher B. Cupps C. Holzworth I. Erath AMERICAN LEAGUE B. Richards, Capt. K. Carpenter B. Laughlin D. Davis B. Merriman A. Cupani C. Heckman S. Feibus J. Hamilton Capt. I. Heineman C. Bogovich B. Cummings D. Harris W. Shaffer I. Krenke 6dm.6 C. Gula Capt. M. Hendrickson D. Campbell D. Byers D. Dragon D. Doh-err R. Lewis L. Bundy P. McCoy Capt. I. Snyder D. VVinborn B. Mathews D. Hult M. Baker D. Heineman R. Hoffman I. Conlon Capt. I. Torok I. Cornell D. Crumrine J. Karns L. Klepic E. Anderson 68 Q' 1, ,X 'E- rf 5 V .1 XX X' J! f If 1 A 1 f . -ki: W-lix X T M A I J C f , ,at 7'AX ii f. 4 X551 X X 7 Xia flax! 21,23 ' Hmm Vi ggnf , ff ' A 69 Senior Class Play Cast-Row one-L to R-Steve Olipliant, Donald Cadley, Fred Niedergal, Tom Waddell, Donna Hage, Margie Kane. Row two-Jim Marshall, Jim English, Bill Swauger, Kurt Grunert, Reese Henry, Ray Schindle, Rosemarie Schneider, Jamie Hogue. John Kesserling's 14rAenic and UM face directed by Alice E. Bartlett Scheming old maids, a mimic of Ted Roosevelt, and a discovery of a cadaver are only a few of the hilarious scenes presented by the Class of ,51 in their senior class play. Laughs and thrills combined to produce three acts of enjoyment long to be remembered by those in the audience. The cast responsible for the successful drama Were: Abby Brewster- Marjorie Kane, Rev. Dr. Harper-Raymond Schindle, Teddy Brewster-Frederick Niedergal, Oflicer Brophy-Donald Cadley, Oiiicer Klein-James Marshall, Martha Brewster-Donna Hage, Elaine-Rose Marie Schneider, Mortimer Brewster-Tom Waddell, Mr. Gibbs-James English, Ionathan Brewster-Reese Henry, Dr. Einstein-Jamie Hogue, Oiiicer O,Hara-Stephen Oliphant, Lieut. Rooney-Kurt Grunert, Mr. Witherspoon-William Swauger. 70 The acting ability of the class of ,53 came into the footlights as they pre- sented the three act play entitled 'Cheaper By the Dozenf, The play re- volved about 'the Gilbreth family, con- sisting of twelve children and a talented dog. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Beulah V. Cook, the cast performed as true professionals. laeaper Ky the bv en U The cast included: Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Frank .,..,......,.... Ernestine ...l... Anne .,......... Martha .,..,. Bill .,........ Fred ....... Dan ......,............ Lillian .........,.......,,..... Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton ,..,... Ioe Scales Larry .......,..... Miss Brill ..... .. Richard Smith Gay Barley ,..,......Bill Cupps Gretchen Sohn Althea Speerhas .. Georgia Shaw Dave Dragan ... Nelson Buehl Dick Lanahan ..... Toni Trent Nancy Ferguson Dave Patton Bob Richards Ronnie Hays ....Marie Montag 71 ,4 sam 11 zsezfgaf 72 Famed jzwt right Honor reap Of I9 I It is a distinct honor for the class of 1952 to dedicate this page of the Shingas to those students in the graduating class of 1951 who were outstanding in their scholastic endeavors. Those who ranked highest in the class were:-first, Mary Quay Eatong second, Marilyn Maxine Eaking third, Marjory Kaneg and fourth, Sally Lou Garvin. The entire Honor group included the preceding four and Dolores Bonita Hult, Mary Jean Lewis, Ronald Andrew Miller, Nancy Louise Nichols, Raymond George Schindle, Rose Marie Schneider, and Audrey Lenore Thompson. These students compose a group that is made up of the highest 10 percent of the graduating class. As other groups are rewarded for their efforts along various lines during high school life so are these rewarded for their outstanding achievements along scholastic lines. The class of 1952 wishes them continued success in their activities of the future. 74 7ele17iAivn in Kemler High Dangerous Assignment .. ...,,.... Echo staff Encore .................... ....... ,4...,,.. S p eech class E-Z Credit .,.....,,.........,.. Meet Your Neighbor Studio Control ...4...... What's the Record? . Battle of the Ages ..... Search for Tomorrow Love of Life ...........A... We the People ....... Keep Posted .....,., Capt. Video .....,..,... Whatis My Line .....,. Z0 Questions ....,... Down You Go ........ Guest to Ghost ........ You Bet Your Life ..... Show of Shows ....... Super Circus .,....., Amateur Hour .......,.... Say it With Flowers . ... mbookkeeping ....4.,.,..........library principal's office senior absences ..........,...Bobcat dances homework assignment Saturday student council .,.......chemistry class Spanish class ....,..s.,History classes Final Exams .........,.4,Senior English We Driveris Education Girls, Gym class Lockers .......,.sMath class ,..s,.... Biology class Comedy Hour ............................,....... Study hall VVrestling from Islam Grotto., Boys' Physical Eleventh Hour Flying Tigers ...,,. Education Detention Hall .,........,..,..TypingI Range Riders ...... 4...... H ome Economics Big Story ....................,.......,. Excuse for absence First Hundred Years ...,......,... s.s,.,.. S chool days Slaingaxf Wax World Cry ........,........4.............,..., ........., t esting time Pittsburgh Pennsylvania ......, Hookey players, paradise Broken Hearted ,......... ,,....... r eport card day Little White Cloud ...,..,. ..s4,.,..,,.. M ay Day Tell Me Why ...s........,.. ...Uhomework Sin ...,..,....s.... assemblies during fourth period Wheel of Fortune .4... student council amateur Blue Tango ,.......... .,.. Slowpoke ....... ......... Anytime .,...4..,...... hour assembly Senior Dance .Typing I speed test library permits lill Walk Alone ..t..,............. Baccalaureate and Lonesome Old Town . Commencement B.H.S. after Iune 1 Ghandi Danceris Ball ..........,...,.... junior prom Trust ln Me ,...,.,........,,.,...., Betreat .,.......,. .,,........ the 'chonorv system .. final report cards Stolen Love .....,..,s......... high school romances Blacksmithis Blues ..... At Last , .....,,..... . shop senior assembly Please Mr, Sun hope at commencement time It Is No Secret ...t,........,......,.,..,. Shingas release September Song .r,.. ....,. s chool days Me and My Shadow .....,. .......s. h all couples Tricks of the Trade .4.. Cold Cold Heart ........, Never Before .........,,,.. Hey Hey Goodlooking extra credit teachers at end of six weeks . cc :ss ., ........,..... straight A s basketball squad How High the Moon .,...., physics experiment Forgive Me s..,... . tardy excuse i w W 5 X: i n W 4 I 4 2 www max flaw-M v x V A 1 it gp Nl 5 1 I I gwusmfrssgasfqm , Y .,,. 1 1 I Kiwi. -.uw 'nw shud Sepia omore ear Well, we finally made our first year in B.H.S.!l All the sophs fthatis usj straggling in the halls trying to Hgure out which senior is telling the truth about rooms, etc . . . Anxiously scanning our handbooks to learn the Alma Mater . . . Never did learn it that year . . . Fifteen rahs for the teamf, We 'tied Rochester for the first time in the history of our skirmishes, Could it be our Soph subs were good luck? Our industrious crew finally broke into the limelight by sponsoring the Football Dance entitled Football Heavenf' It was a huge success Ceven if the crepe paper did sag a littlej. Didnlt Larue High make a lovely queen? Next came our Bobcat dances to the lilting strains of Vic Trola and his record playing orchestra. Brother sophs take a bow . . . At least we attended them even if the male members of the crew didn,t display their dancing talents but rather sat down on the unior ln the front door please, after all we are privileged now!! Fight team iight. They came, we fought, and they conquered. Need we say more? . . . Can anyone forget the fears of chemistry and the first experiment? . . . Clear thinking looms ahead . . . but that was before valence .. . Mrs. Cook gave us dress rehearsals before we began our super sales- man routine which gave us a total that swamped last year's. Who was in my terri- tory? On we rolled to c'Our Miss Brooksv, our first attempt in drama. The old saying, side decks and well . . , canat you remember? Basketball season wasnat much to brag about, but it was fun. QThe reserves were pretty hot but wait ,till next year . . . nuff said, . . . Spring is finally here, kiddies. No more snow and slush . . . We, the Sans Club, went to the Zoo to see the monkeys, Qhowever we did ig- nore the local talent displayed by our own monsters, sea speciesj. In spring a young man,s fancy turns to anything but girls , . . but girls think of proms such as the Under- water F antasyv sponsored by the Iunior class. Some of us were lucky enough to go with seniors no lessj . . . Our Boys made good spectators. Final exams coming up-any- body got a apistilv? Not the bank-bang var- iety either. Spring also brings May Day with us lovely girls as the four seasons . . . Now on to bigger things, after all next year we are upper classmen. 641' athe show must go onv was a perfect title for rehearsals, especially when the snow came and stayed. Miss Brooks, our Vonnie, trudged through snow drifts in order that our class once again could produce a success, The night of the play, one of our characters, said, live forgotten my linesf and was almost too con- vincing! Anyone remember poetry reading in Zll? Addled juniors struggled with chem- icals and Mr. Reber struggled with addled juniors. Can anyone prove this theorem and when was the War of l8l2?v All right . . . go ahead and scoff. After all we are only juniors. Parlez vous Francais? No weire not going to Europe, just to 'cApril ln Parisv, our prom . . . Original Paris chapeaus fhats to you? decorated trees along the Rue de la Paix. Senior This is Our Yearllv Remember the day Mr. Paterick said that in pep meeting to inspire us to win a game? That was only a start which spurred the student body to great heights as far as spirit and cooperation were concerned. From the time we first got that queer feeling when Mr. Linn said Seniors are dismissedf, until the last diploma was handed out, we were determined to be good leaders. 'cOur year was highlighted by a football team that won more games than any other team since we had been in high school. To add to their glory, we became the proud possessors of the Old Oaken Bucket? in spite of a ton of gooey mud and icy snow. But the student body captured honors too. We had the best spirit seen within these ancient walls for a long time. Who could forget the Midland pep meeting and the O.H.G., or the Rochy pep rally and the victory assembly. Doesn't Phil blush nice? Culminating the season was the beautiful Football Heaven? dance. Vonnie Heath, our football queen, and Len Weaver, honorary football captain, reigned like true monarchs . . . Do you happen to remember Halloween and the charming cheerleaders that led the band in the parade? . . . Sue Brown and her acquaintance with the police depart- ment . . . Came Shingas time and we had the Strolling couples munching on French pas- teries provided more atmosphere. Then the wee hours celebrations . . . Did you know that french fries, cotton candy, and the wildcat don't mix? Last day of school, see you next year . . . SENIORS. 641' usual lack of aspiring applicants. Mr. Paterick survived, although at times we wondered if he would. The junior class play 'iLife With F ather was a huge success but we still have a soft spot in our hearts for c'Miss Brooksl' . . . My werenit Macbeth and debating just charm- ing? Qno commentj . , . Will you please stop erasing over the typing wellf, Csaith Mr. Smithj. At last came basketball season and our boys didnlt disappoint us. They displayed the same type of fine ball playing as in jr. high and many of us got sentimental just thinking about the good old days. Dramatic time came with You Canit Take It With Youf, Miss Bart- lett said there were many character parts and we thought our characters did a pretty swell job, didnit you? The high point in our social calendar was the prom. It was wonderful. The juniors really did themselves proud . . . As spring came we saw May Day, the senior dance, baccalaureate and everything else that means graduation fast approaching. The last day of school found us feeling downhearted in spite of those famous words, 461,11 be so glad when I get out of school, I,ll . , . yes? A lot of memories have been rolled up into the years that have meant high school to us, but none of us will ever forget Our Yearv . . . M4641 ug. .. -5:49 uw' ,N f' 2 'V St Je 1' X 42, J , ff' I '. 'X X x M V! K R X H f S x W f X ' 4 '- , , is ,J f XX ,V ' U X Aff f e IH' I - Q , , .1 ,. .535 . wif f ' '?.' -:X X Mm.. -1' 'UF W - '. A ' , - f I u f V f J Y I! ' N f ' s M W 1 X fi- JL E, f EDWARD C. SCHAFFER State Teachers College, Slippery Rock- B.S.5 University of Pittsburgh-M.Ed. Adm. Junior High School Principal Guidance Student Council Cmwwzc Though We sometimes scorned the guidance you, Mr. Schaffer, gave, the effect of it has made its mark upon our lives and We are now grateful. Your philosophical leadership has given to the graduating class a knowledge of life as the eyes of a Wise and understanding man sees it. HELEN MCALEER St. Ioseplfs Hospital-R. N. University of Pittsburgh-B.S. 7 Z jh'AaMJ School Nurse Future Nurses Group S3 ERNEST W. JOHNSON Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, ,M.Ed. Kent State University Mathematics Ir. Hi Football, Sr. Hi Baseball. azz, amy GLENN A. LEDEBUR University of Tennessee Indiana State Teachers College Penn State, B.S. University of North Caro- lina University of Pittsburgh Language. ELEANOR R. CARROWAY Carnegie Institute of Technology, A.B. Music-Elementary and Junior High Operetta and Chorus. WILLARD E. HEMPHILL Geneva College, B.S. California State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts Lunch Hour Supervisor. Mwst hmm? ELROY F. DALBERC Bloonisburg State Te ers College, B.S. University of Social Studies Physical Science Keyhole Sponsor, ior Hi-Y Sponsor. fgdwwvf 745415 ' IRENE KIRCHNER Geneva College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, k 5671, STEPHEN M. BARNES University of Pittsburgh, B.A., M.Lia. MAXINE L. COULSON California State Teachers College, B.S. M.Litt. English Penn State College Social Studies Language. Guidance. 84 ZWZL C. MILLER of Pittsburgh Mathematics ,YQZMQ iqM1 LOUISE SWEARINGEN Geneva College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics FRANK H. ROGERS Rock State Teachers ,Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Geography Physical Science Jr. Hi Camera Clubg Sr. Hi Track and Cross Country Coach ANDREW F. SHAUL Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics Physical Science Geography Ir. Hi Football-Assistant Coach, Ir. Hi Basketball-Head Coach. MARGARET L. STEADMAN Slippery Rock State Teachers College B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics univr High ?acultq 85 MMM, DOLORES SAYRE Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Art Supervision. m.7.,uf.,z'i,.L-aw.,...,., CALVIN WILLIAMS University of Pittsburgh A.B. and M.ECl, Social Studies Ir. Hi Band Top pictLu'e-First row-L to R-Frank Dawson, jack Suplver, Sim Holmes, james Saberin, Charles Kerr, Bill Lennox, Don Newroth, John Walker, Don Smith. Second row--Jean Shaffer, Beth Bloom, Dolores McPherson, Betty Eichenlaub, Joanne Henry, Rose Azzarello, Nancy Turner, Bita Groif, Nancy McMillan, Daneen Krupinski. Third row-Eileen Fredricks, Yvonne George, Barbara Graham, Francis Landers, Shirley Blfnom, Donna Bryner, Gierlene Wright, Myrna K-err, Louise Moore, Patty Pauvlinich, Mr, Io inson. Fourth row-Joe Carver, Glenn Benner, Earle Stout, Bill Hollander, Barbara Williams, Janet Thompson, VVillia1n Fuller, Tom Forbes, Richard Biggs, Edwin Youman. Bottom picture-First row-L to R-Dave Gilford, Gordon Smith, Denny Kunkle, Phil Icenhour, Jack High, David Drake, Mike Bolcer, Lenny Baker. Second row-Peggy Supler, Gail Gallic, Betty Baker, Nancy Young, Dorothy Wirner, Carole Keagy, Sue Ambursen, Gerry Kosak, Penny Pollock, Marge Speer, Nancy Davis. Third row-Rita Cendroski, Nancy Merryman, Lee McDonald, Pat McAllister, Lucinda Shaw, Phyllis Boyde, Jane Trishman, Claire Sallade, Christene Hurtt, Virginia Cellerini, Mary Campbell, Mr. Rogers. Fourth row-Ted Willoughby, Wayne Mitchell, Dick Patton, Dave Morford, Jim Equels, Bill Hanley, Art Cornell, Bernard Vanderhoeven, John Ripper. 86 Top picture-First row-L to R-Jim Grodhaus, Lanny Weldon, Ed Zinkan, Dick Cousins, Jack Kress, Fred Thomas, Ben Wilson, Tom Vanderslice, Don McMillan. Second row-Jackie Steed, Deanna Campbell, Cynthia Russell, Nancy Potter, Janice Hughes, Margaret McCandless, Ellen Imrie, Nancy Baumgard, Toni Morris, Bonnie Dunham, Joan Brew, Mildred Lawrence. Third row-Mary Kelly, Margaret Scrivener, Jean Trishman, Sarah Shaw, Ann Galovic, Dawn Holt, Rosemarie Smith, Geraldine Pomayho, Betty Kunsman, Rae Fife, Mr. Ledebur. Fourth row-George Churm, Walter Davis, Ed Groves, John Barley, Mary Ann Stack, Don Hayes, Henrietta Pieifer, Jim Loughren, Keith George, Neil Avery, Matt Catanese. Botom picture-First row-L to R-Joe Eash, Bill Barnes, Dick Wallace, Hank F eely, Jay Hoben, Elden Metzger, Dick Brockett. Second row-Betty Gardner, Julia Beecher, Louise Campbell, Nancy Trushel, Joan Headland Betty Ayers, Janice Hencel, Marnee Barclay, Georgene Gerbi, Judy Kress, Jan Eakin, Third row--Tom Collins, Patty McMinn, Jierlene Thomas, Ruth Sevin, Doris Shema, Dolores Marangoni, Nancy McCullough, Susie Frazier, Marion Witten, Tom Custer, Miss Kirchner Fourth row-Gary Miller, Richard Rosica, Lester Scheibner, John Grifiin, Mark Pike, Ralph Soisson, Jeffry Jacobus, David Dentler, Jerry George, Walter Grunert. 87 Home Rauma! Top picture: First row, L to R-Margaret Giles, Ruth Richards, Judy Mills, Sandra Baney, Beth Rackley, Mary Armen, Evelyn Smith, Jane Johnson, Betty Grubick, Jeanne Daugherty Second row-Jack Small, Charles Weyand, Susan Cole, Arlene Heineman, Karen Shannon, Mary Ann Koss, Wanda Toth, Gloria White, Robert Stevenson, Bradley Kaszer, Miss Garroway Third row-Robert Bruce, Leonard Pedriera, Thomas Cosky, Edwin VVeigman, William Ed- wards, Paul Schmidt, Thomas Berresfrod, Glenn Ferrall, Christy Netherland, Gary Mitchell, William Clausen Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Evelyn Hesser, Donna Sallade, Marianne Baxter, Roberta Avery, Norma Strickler, Donna Reich, Carolyn Megill, Nancy Cortese, Ruth Deifen- baugh, Theresa Koss, Patricia Lewis, Barbara Trimble Second row-James Campbell, Robert Shafer, Donna Shup-e, Judy Frye, Becky Webster, Alice Jones, Edith Cadley, Jim Entinger, Arthur Coles, Mr. Shaul Third row-Melvin Bingenheimer, Don Pettler, Paul Dappenbrook, Robert Soisson, Gary Morgan, Wayne Foutty, Bill Witkouski, Robert Netherland, Francis O'Brien l0l IOZ GRADE 8-B 88 Home Zvonw Top picture: First row, L to R-Kathy Wilson, Gretchen Crumrine, Berlene LaForce, Ruth Retzer, Ruth Ann Horton, Judy Hollander, Ann Ferguson, Harl-een Lintz, Shirley Bailey, Patty Orend, Mary Ann Simmons Second row-Daryl Davis, Bill Brown, Carol Kane, Sally Madden, Judy Hites, Peggy Ann Bell, Michael Conlon, Joe Vaughn, David Meadows, Mr. Miller Third row-Larry Wynn, George Moore, Bob Saltarelli, Arthur Norton, Ronald Grate, Frank Claire, Bill Kramer, Richard Ensign, Ted Geibel, Tom Price Bottom pictme: First row, L to R-Betty Griflin, Peggy Reynolds, Maryetta Baker, Rosemarie Cupani, Ann Seyboth, Ruth Waddell, Patty Casbourne, Marjorie Otto, Marilyn Lais, Sue To1'rence, Sonja Harvey Second row-Lee Gillespie, Harry Wallace, Jim Conner, Sally Witherow, Carol Sue Smith, Senia Farmer, Georgeanna Kennett, Albert Redding, Joe Srodes, Mr. Barnes Third row--Don Knapp, Dale Peters, Ronald Farmer, Ronald Bradshaw, John Mills, Craig Thomas, Tom Clark, Dan Stauffer, Dick Skalka GRADE 8-C IO4 GRADE 8-D 89 Home Rovnw Top picture: First row, L to R-Olivia Seaburn, Nancy Purdum, Shirley Harper, Nancy Wil- liamson, Beverly Losada, Barbara Schwartz, Joan Hollenbaugh, Nancy Schlosser, Gene Grunert Alice Gilles ie oan Edwards ra B Waters , ' p , , M 1 Y Second row-Ross Saberine, Edlvvard Sheppela, Willialm Miller, Doris Dappenbrook, Dianne Balzer, Eileen Beaver, Thomas Foxley, Albert Todd, Franklin Arnold, Mr. Williams Third row-Robert Evans, Bernard Bloom, Donald Herstine, Samuel Bevington, Walter McDermott, Harold Jamison, Joe Arthurs, Frank Hodnick, John Fredericks, Sam Cascio 201 GRADE 7-A ZOZ GRADE 7-B Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Carol Groff, Suzanne Schmidt, Jane Potter, Judith Mc- Cleery, Jill Jacobus, Eileen Hood, Pearl Claire, Annina Battung, Linda Belloff, Betty Madden Bett Beeman ' , Y Second row-Donald Stahl, Robert Shaw, Karl McKenzie, Virginia Woodbeck, Olive Stout, Mary Ann Engle, Shirley Sims, James Baker, David May, Miss Swearingen Third row-Thomas Koss, Julius Torok, Rodney Bear, Robert Byers, Richard Mahon, Rodney Cook, Robert Garvin, Francis Maderia, Marshall Woods, John Emery 90 Home foonw Top picture: First row, L to R-Beverly Steeb, Elizabeth Bissell, Janice McMillen, Cynthia Sutter, Nancy Richards, Marlene Faller, Jane Stevenson, Beverly Cook, Julia Gula, Mary Ann Karns Second row-Kenneth Weyand, Richard VanMaldegham, Frank Cucinelli, Marshakay Trimble, l Gloria Wimer, Carolyn Brewer, Fred Bruce, Dan Gradhaus, Mr. Dalberg Third row-Jay Gourley, Mark Davis, Pat Reilly, Thomas Staub, Dennis McKenzie, Richard Mills, Paul Baines, Fred Floyd, Samuel Marcus, Thomas Jellyman 203 204 GRADE 7-D Bottom picture: First row, L to R-Dorothy Bogus, Grace Steele, Janet Croyle, Carol Volz, Judith Wilson, Linda Kerr, Jeanne Smith, Joanne Jewell, Shyrl Packer, Ellen McKenny, Carol Gilleland Second row-Johns Olsson, William Henry, Curtis Dean, Donna Ziegler, Marie Hutchinson, Joy Burrier, Joan Hineman, Eileen Frederick, Wayne Thomas, John Horter, Miss Coul- ,son Third row-Colin Bradford, Berwyn Evans, Dwight Long, Emile Razaire, Theodore Moldovan, Jack Shaffer, James Williams, William Bush, Harry McCune, Donald Bevington 91 Junior High Home fcvnvmiad I4l'f Yndcw trial 14rtA S...i Keyhole Staff H1 - 9 Student Council may gm gazing mga Junior High Football Squad-Managers-Jim Connner, Tom Vanderslice. Bottom row-L to B-sitting-Tom Forbes, Denny Kunkle, Jim Loughren, John Barley Neil Avery Jay H b Ed ' ' ' ' ' o an, die Groves, Bill Lennox, Earl Stout, Ted Willoughby, Fred Thomas Gordon Smith Second row-standing-Mr. Shaul, Dennis McKenzie, Phil Icenhour, Lester Sche1bner Don Hayes Dave Morford, Joe Eash, George Churm, John Criilfen, Junior McDermott, Mr. Johnson Third row--Paul Dappenbrook, Cary Morgan, John Mills, Tom Clark, Craig Thomas Dick Mills Bill Wita kowski, Emil Razaire, Bill Byers, Wayne Thomas. unior High ?vv tba!! The junior edition of the Beaver Bobcats, , , Beaver 0 under the coaching of Ernie Johnson and , , Beaver 25 Andy Shaul had a successful season. Winning . , , Beaver 7 4 of their 6 games, the Junior High Bobcats Beaver 39 show promise for their years in high school. Beaver 44 . . , Beaver 20 Junior High Cheerleaders-Row 1-L to B-Bonnie Dunham, 1- Joan Brew, Judy Kress, Marilyn Lais. Beaver 185 R0wc?TBecky Webster, Suzanne Frazier, Jan Eakins, Susan o e. K NES?k?iZh3i?5a.E Faithful always, the Junior High Cheer leaders spurred the spuit of the team through their peppy cheeis at the games little Cagem First row-L to R-I. Horter, T. Vanderslice, 1. Barley, E. Stout, N. Avery, W, Hollender, I. Carver, D. McMiller1 Second row-A. Shaul, coach, A. Todd, R. Emmerick, R. Garvin, I. Torok, I. Fonghren, D. Kunkle, I. Conner, I. Vaughn , Third row-R. Mills, D, Hayes, A, Cornell, T. Clark, B. Van der I-loven, C. Thomas, W. Mills, univr High Kzwlee Mall D. Pettler Beaver Opp. Beaver Falls ...., 83 .......... 29 ,.,.....,., Ahquippa .....,,.. 29 ..,...,.... Monaca .......... 25 Monaca .......... 23 Aliquippa ...,,.... Beaver Falls ..... Freedom .......,... Conway ..... Patterson Twp. . ffffff Midland .....,...,. Rochester ,.....,....Freedom Conway ........,.... Patterson Twp. . .'f.'.'f.'ffff.M1d1and ...... Rochester ......... 32 14 36 31 20 26 36 26 81 28 38 ,.......... 15 Won 8-L0 Beaver Reserves ..,..,.....,.,....,,.... 9 st Showing spirit and determination, the Little Bobcats had a fairly sucessful season under the capable guidance of Coach Andrew 28 Shaul. As performing high school athletes they should prove of great value in capturing 23 titles of champions. 25 22 24 27 29 30 gg Total points scored 472 Total opponents scored 495 95 Clif 96 6 1 J' in 'ffl 54.4 1 A- ff, 21' Q. I ,f Q' x I . 1 , M eff. A ll J WIII75 www 1' E 'K N Nfl ali' ,- ,v s f 1 N' - we 1 M .N ,df ,ff f z i.L'- I- E? N X f W ' 3 -sf. lv ,au 'Y N l f X Q W .3 ' JI 96 .x H M , ':. fl ,' f fix - 42' 'W E14 W, gig jig! Xia-,N 4 .gw J if fx r Frank n ififfgiflflbl'-!iWE5'i!!UWWil! 57515 H?Il'i'?1fi'Eflii15E'!iii-EFEW ??!fE!Zfiai!ib?i?!!5f V49 , 'ii!E5E,5s'iYf.'3f?112iX'!a3F33KMSL 5M,,,?fli 'il i!i4l,E'ii, 1m Jf 4ilH H. k!4Il.!ilMIl1l.d In l ull fl: 4 I 1 1 I L II ' lr Wlwlrn.