Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1955 volume:

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This year is also noteworthy from the fact that a new wing and a cafeteria were added to two buildings-the Brighton Township School and the Senior High School. The gymnasium of the high school was reconstructed to provide greater facilities for classes conducted there. As a tinal touch, the beautiful, new cafeteria was opened to the student body on February 1. At the present writing, plans are under way for a new Senior High School, the site of which has not been officially dis- closed, although several are being considered. Looking into the future, it appears that the growth in enrollment in the Beaver Area Schools will look somewhat like this: Grades Grades Grades 1to6 7to9 10to12 Present ....,....,..........,.,.. .,..... 1 875 730 500 Estimated for 1957 .....,. ......... 2 000 830 610 1960 ..... ...,... 2 200 930 790 unior High School . if-'Q fiilgijtiiflltljtgfg K iwi? 5 'V-'4lLs'?-.E 'I fra all -r,m.?m.' 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XX .f VMC! if V M f 'I - T4 'XG X 1 i X I 1 Q Si,441,frf1 E 1 C 2 f .1 :E K gifiglfff 'f UA qjf- X5-? I N Qf wig, g- ,I QI! n n Hb Q N ZH unnnnl EH I M67-xr ,...-Q I X 9 We preAent mr. Z glen Smith 14nd Proudly bedicate 010' Slainga To A friend in need is a friend indeed! So goes the old saying. We have found that Mr. R. Glen-don Smith, our effervescent, happy-go- lucky commercial teacher is-a friend indeed. Always willing to help, offer counsel, or buoy up one's spirits when they are dragging-he is known and loved by everybody in and around the high school. Smitty, a name by which he is well known, was born in Grove City. Upon graduation from Grove City High School, he enrolled in Valley Forge Military Academy and was a member of its first gradu- ating class. Returning home, he entered Grove City College where he received the degree, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The next stop in his busy, happy life was in Springdale, Pennsyl- vania. There he taught commercial subjects in the high school for two years. Moving to Beaver in 1936, he took over much of the work of the Commercial Department and in his stay here has taught every subject which it offers. To show his versatility, Mr. Smith substituted in the Physical Edu- cation Department for two years during World War ll. At that time he organized, trained, and commanded a Victory Corps, which won much acclaim in the community. ln addition to teaching a full schedule of classes each year of the 18 he has been in Beaver, he has, at various times, served as sponsor of the Bobcat Club, the senior, junior, freshman classes, and as drill master for the majorettes and cheerleaders. With all such activities, it is surprising to see the pep he displays in his walk, in his actions, in his classes, in fact, in everything. So we, the class of 1955, recognizing his abilities, his understand- ing nature, and his love for young people, are happy and proud to dedicate our Shingas to our good friend, sminy. 9 ,911 Hppreciation One of the biggest little jobs to be done in Beaver Senior High School is that of produc- . . I ing the Shingas. Ea-ch succeeding Senior C ass faces the task of making contracts, selecting covers, arranging pictures, and planning the layout, as well as a myriad of other problems. Without someone with experience and know- how to guide them, many of these would go undone or worse still, the book might never get to press. With 'I6 years of advising ex- perience behind him, Mr. William W. Paterick provided the necessary instruction to our staff so that we could present the largest and, we think, the finest Shingas ever published. For all his advice, supervision, and help, we sin- cerely express our thanks. Along with the work of the Shingas Ad- ' comes the herculean task of managing viser, the finances, directing the projects, and plan- ' . Taking ning the Senior banquet and dance these new duties as Senior Class Sponsor, UP Mrs. .lo Etta McLaughlin has done an excellent ' ' ' activities. iob of aiding us In our many Through the class officers and committees, her steady hand helped the class in a very profit able wreath and candle sale, a wonderful dance and the financially successful promo- tion of the class play. Mere words are inadequate to express th nks to Mrs McLaughlin, but we want our a . her to know that we really do appreciate her help and guidance during our last year in high school. 'IO 5- k5?T? , Aggi' f , I I QK A I fx M x Z Q5 it A 1 x , '??jNf'Q'3s. ' ??wQD y 1 I f W 4 g if - i ff f ff Aff XX hx QM A A N W fill? i M M MARX ,Wiififf 5 Y? H W f mn W 5' 'Z3E'LLGji3? W ff' 354 X 'ff' N x X , ' k fx' Q X xx XQX xggli? M ww? X X ,Z 1 'X X? XX .ff ff f ff! 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From his oFfice in the high school building he quietly and em- ciently goes about the tasks of paying bills, making up payrolls, managing the cafeterias, handling purchasing contracts, and doing all things specifically business in their nature. Virginia Croyle, Secretary CHANDLER E. MCMILLAN, B.s., M.s., n. Ed. pf ,gb xl yy, SUPERINTENDENT or BEAVER AREA sci-lool.s WLMAZZ' Any period of transition is never easy. To undergo a change 'From four school districts oper- ating independently along some lines and col- lectively along others to a consolidated union re- quires many long hours of careful analyses, planning, and preparation. This is what the Beaver Area School District has recently com- pleted under the guidance of Dr. C. B. McMillan and a board of 22 directors. The work is not yet complete but under such capable leadership we can look forward to an even greater advance in education when the new high school building becomes a reality. The Class of T955 would like to express its gratitude to Dr. McMillan and the board for what they have done for us while we were in high school. Ruth E. Johnston, Secretary 14dminiA tration MR. CHARLES S. LINN A. B., M. ED. President's Cabinet S upel'17iAi0n Mr. Charles S. Linn, our senior high school principal, was to be found in a new setting this year. With the completion of the new addition to the old high school- his oFfice was moved to its new location. With more space and much more privacy, Mr. Linn and his efficient office stat? were able to go about their appointed tasks ot operating an ever expanding program of education. May we, the class ot 1955, pause here in our life, to sincerely thank Mr. Linn for the many kindnesses shown us, for the helping hands extended on many occasions, and for his wise, experienced counsel. We do appreciate all that he has done for us. May we also express our sin- cere thanks to Mrs. Mary Grove for the gracious and eFFicient manner in which she handles the 'lOOO and 'I roblems that 77Zwf!g!u'V0 confront her dails. Her quiet composure allays the fears of the most timid or quells the tur- bulent emotions of the most daring. 14 l ,gi Jsqilws GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Guidance, as a specialized service in a school system, is of comparatively recent origin. Formerly, the task of counseling students, voca- tionally or otherwise, fell generally to the teach- ers or more specifically to the principal. ln keeping with modern trends, the Beaver Area School District now has provided a full time guidance counselor in the person ot Mrs. Beulah V. Cook. From her oFiice, adiacent to the prin- cipal's, she directs the activities designed to show the interests and aptitudes of the students, give counsel to the confused, assist in college plans and in other ways direct the students' attention to a better life. May we, the Class ot '55, take time to ex- press our sincere thanks 'For the comfort, peace, and inspiration Mrs. Cook has brought to our troubled minds during this past year. Mrs. Janet Williams replaced Mrs. Jones as clerk and P. B. X. operator on January 31, 1955. uichnce Wilma P. Jones, Clerk and Switchboard Operator MRS. BEULAH V. COOK, A.B. CATHRYNE ESENWEIN A. B. English National Honor Society CHESTER I. GREENE B. S. Commercial ' Q4J?2Pf-Ufv-'L 010' Za t if ar WILLIAM W. PATERICK B. S. Social Studies Shingas R. GLEN SMITH B. S. Gddww 16 77:0 e Wino ?vl ow BERYL G. BELL B. Mus., A.B., M.A. English Echo ANN FRYE B.S. Commercial Jr. Class GLENN A. LEDEBUR, JR. B.S., M. ED. English Junior Class Play HERMAN V. MOWERY A.B., M. ED. Mcrfhemaiics Y 4?z'QLf E NEVIN W. REBER B. S., M. ED. Science Sr. Science Club DAVID ROSENLIEB B.S. lndusiricxl Arts 46461. ' when W Were So-plwmv eA JOHN BERDELL B. S. Physical Educaiion, English Junior High Football RUTH FOX B.S. Home Economics Siuclent Council W ygtmyzo ADELLA T. LAWSON A. B. 1 Language, English Spanish Club DAVID W. MclSAAC B. S. Social Siudies Jr. High Baskeiball 14:2 If EM-.aw-YYXQQMA.. .IO ETTA Z. McLAUGHLIN B. A. English Senior Class FRANK H. ROGERS B. S., M. ED. Science Sophomore Class, SANS Club Cross Couniry, Track ylizvafffiga ' l 18 010' Special JAMES CUTRI B. S., M. ED. Physical Education, Drivers Education Basketball, Football DONALD D. HIGBEE B. S., M. ED. Industrial Arts Bobcat Club, Faculty Manager Athletics Mathematics ERNEST W. JOHNSON B. S., M. ED. Football, Baseball PETER B. KANE B.S. Social Studies Football, Basketball Gi-WMA-NO. Ulla' fm! Library Science MARILYN M. KENNEDY B.S. Freshman Class LESLIE H. MARIETTA B. S., M. S. F Instrumental Music ,hp Music Appreciation Club I9 :Jer Our Win th gmdem STANLEY BELFORE B. S., M. S. ' Science Camera Club, Hi-Y Club ADELAIDE BURRY B.A. Mathematics Tri-Hi-Y X4 a?5c4.4,.e4.,f6..,,7, JOHN HADDAD B.S., Nl. ED. Social Studies LEONA F. LOWERY B.S. Language Tri-Hi-Y , QJWPMJQ4 mid? MARGARET W. PAULEY B.A. English Senior Class Play DOROTHY L. WAIN B. S. Physical Education G. A. A., Leaders Club WILLIAM L. CHARLESWORTH, B.S., M. LITT. STUDENT COUNCIL ,IMWMMIQ if unior High Princi al William L. Charlesworth, present principal ofthe iunior high school, is best remembered by the Class of '55 as our biology teacher. Then for a short time, he served as guidance counselor before his appointment as iunior high principal. We know that Mr. Charlesworth, whether as a guidance counselor or a principal, will be doing his best. Our best wishes, Mr. Charlesworth. Mrs. Seleah Armour, Secretary William L. Charlesworth, Principal 21 aiding the 991: th gr de STEPHEN M. BARNES B. A., M.LITT. Art, English Junior High School Variefies WILLIAM W. HUBER B.S. Mcfhemaiics, Science ,cgi 515211. 7ff,L34Lw-eq, Qfaaiv PAUL KOEHLER B. A., M. A. English B. NELSON MAURER B.S. Vocal Music Zwfffddi, 0 P7 Www RALPH C. MILLER B.S., M. ED. Moihemuiics Jr. Hi-Y DOLORES SAYRE B.S. Ari wx, e JAWS Hiding the ounge t THOMAS LEROY COCHRAN B. S., M. ED. Science, Social Studies MAXINE COULSON B.S. English Jr. High Librarian wzwwaw, WW' of J ELROY DALBERG B. S., M. A. Social Studies, Science Jr. Hi-Y, Keyhole EMMA McWILLlAMS B. S., M. llTT. Mathematics 1 l uw., BMW 6m.:2ww:,,.,f FRED D. MOON, JR. A. B. Social Studies, Science ANDREW F. SHAUI. B. S., M. ED. Science, Social Studies Jr. High Football ydfffim, wwf? if Q-gm., 7114.4 ff74.,4z.zz LOUISE SWEARINGEN B.S., M. ED. Mathematics CALVIN C. WILLIAMS B. A., M. ED. Sociol Studies, Instrumental Music WILLARD HEMPHILL B.A,, M. A. Industrial Arts MARGARET L. STEADMAN B.S. Home Economics RUTH I. FISHER R. N., B. S., M. A. School Nurse Future Nurses Club RUTHANNE SHAFFER B.S. Music, Organ NOT PICTURED VERNIE KUHR B. A. English 24 70-7.-uf-XT FPX ' X S C Q E N fiffj Q ,X g fl, iii XX f ,f XA x fl X ' X X XX XX X N X , L N xv ' 7 ' N if ,s Q X 5' X V 411, Qtgyz, XXX X 'E g 211' E 'f f W' 'A F X H ' 'lA Nbx E I ' E 0 q 2 b 0 QOL? 5 F 1 U SW fo- W? i -QQ: Q 'J f. b 1 'Al S Q-ilid x 'J'-inf' C-its X Clauea K? ff ww ,ang fi 1 1 ,v .1 1' 1 ,If 567 -1' Li 26 Nell Avery President Tom Vcndersllce Vice President Lee McDonald Secreiclry Dawn Holt Treasurer COMMENCEMENT BACCALAUREATE SENIOR ASSEMBLY SHINGAS DEDICATION SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR DANCE CANDLES AND WREATHS SEPTEMBER 1954-SENIOR YEAR BEGINS ENDS-JUNE 1955 1955 27 Chapman Churm Collins Cornell COUSINS Custer N. Davis W. Davis Dawson Dehflef HELEN MARIE CHAPMAN Shingas Stag-Editorial 125 Band 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 G. A. A. 125 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 125 M. A. C. 125 Midwest Band 125 Rochester fPa.Q High School 10 GEORGE W. CHURM Shingas Staff-Business 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Sports- mans Club 105 Junior Class Play Committee Chairman 115 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 115 National Honor Society I2 TOM COLLINS SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 10 ARTHUR JOHN CORNELL Shingas Stat?-Editorial 125 Student Council 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Midwest Band 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Senior Science Club 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 M. A. C. 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Cast 115 Movie Proiectionist 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 12 DICK S. COUSINS Bancl 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Midwest Band 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Sportsmans Club 10 30 THOMAS E. CUSTER Mixed Chorus 10, 115 SANS Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 M. A. C. 125 Library Assistant 12 NANCY LEE DAVIS Girls Chorus 105 Mixed Charus 115 G. A.A. 10, 115 F.N.A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 WALTER J. DAVIS Shingas Staff-Business 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 12: 501942011 Club 10, ll, 12 FRANK H, DAWSON B. A. C. 115 SANS Club 105 Senior Sci- ence Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 11, 125 Cam- era Club 11 DAVID D. DENTLER Track 10: Cross Country 105 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12 DAVID DRAKE Cross Country 10, B. A. C. 10, 11, Senior Sci- ence Club 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 11, 12 BONNIE DUNHAM Mixed Chorus 11, 12, F. N. A. 10, 11, 12, President 11, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Home Economics Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 JOE EASH Shingas Staft-Business 12, Echo Staff 11, Mixed Chorus 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, Sportsmans Club 10, Junior Class Play Cost 11, Jun- ior Prom Committee 11, Movie Proiectionist 11 BETTY EICHENLAUB Shingas Staff-Business 12, Girls Chorus 10, ll! G-A.A- 10, ll, 12, SANS Club 10, Home Economics Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 JIM EQUELS Mixed Chorus 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Sportsmans Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 Drake Dunham Feely Fife HANK FEELY Shingas Stott-Business 12, Track Manager 10, Cross Country Manager 10, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Camera Club 10, 11, Sports- mans Club 10, Secretary 10, Movie Proiectionist 10, il, 12, Football-Usher 12, Basketball-Usher 12, National Honor So- ciety 12 RAE NANCY FIFE Shingas Stat?-Circulation Manager 12, Echo Stott 12, Girls Chorus 11, G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club io, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y io, 11, 12, camera Club io, M.A.C. 11, Treasurer 11, Class Otticer 11, Treasurer 11, Junior Class Play Cast 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society 12 SUZANNE FRAZIER Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, Echo Staff 11, Student Council 11, Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, G. A.A. 10, il, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, F, N. A. 10, Secretary 10, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Secretary 11, Home Economics Club 11, Vice President 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, F. T. A. 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, M. A. C. 10, Junior Class Play Cast 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society 12 WILLIAM HENRY FULLER, JR. Band 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Organist 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, M. A, C. Club 10, 11, 12, Sportsmans Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee Chairman 11 GAIL GALLIO Shingas Stott-Business 12, Presidents Cabinet 12, G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, F. N.A. 10, 11, 12, President 12, Senior Science Club 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Home Economics Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society 12 Eash Eichenlaub Equels Frazier Fuller, Jr. Galllo Galovic Gardner Gerbi Gray, J ANN GALOVIC Shingas Staff-Business 125 Girls Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 F.N.A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 BETTY JEAN GARDNER Shingas Staff-Business 125 Echo Staff 115 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Home Economics Club 10, 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Secretary 105 Junior Class Play Committee Chairman 115 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 11 GEORGENE M. GERBI Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 Echo Staff 115 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 11, 125 Library Assistant 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Jun- ior Prom Committee 11 DAVE GIFFORD Shingas Stat?-Business 125 Presidents Cab- inet 105 Student Council 10, 125 Basketball 105 Track 125 B. A. C, 11, 125 SANS Club 10, President 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 10, 115 Junior Class Play Cast 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 BARBARA GRAHAM Girls Chorus 105 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 10, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 32 Giftord Graham r. Groff Grosskopf Grunert Hanley CECIL GRAY, JR. Football 105 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Spanish Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 RITA GROFF Shingas Stott-Typist 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Home Economics Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 11 RAYMOND ROGER GROSSKOPF Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Track 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 115 Movie Proiec- tionist 11,12 WALTER GRUNERT SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 12 BILL HANLEY Baseball 10, 11, 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Cluh 105 Bobcat Club 10 DON A. HAYES Shingas Staff-Business 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 11, Senior Science Club 12, Spanish Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Jun- ior Prom Committee 11 JANICE HENCEL Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Span- ish Club,10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12, M.A. C. 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Cast 11 JO ANNE HENRY G.A.A. 11, 12, F. N. A. 10, 11, 12, Sec- retary-Treasurer 11, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Home Economics Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, M.A.C. 12, Junior Class Play Cast 11, National Honor Society 12 JACK HIGH sfudenf Council io, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10,11,12, President 12 PAUL A. HILDMAN SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11 Hayes Hencel Hoban Hollander JAY HOBAN B. A. C. 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Sportsmans Club 10, Spanish Club 10 WILLIAM HOLLANDER Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball Man- ager 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, Sportsmans Club 10, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Shin- gas Stat?-Business 12 DAWN HOLT Shingas Staff-Business 12, Financial Manager 12, Echo Staff Co-Editor 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Presidents Cabinet 12, G. A.A. 10, 11, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, Class Officer 12, Treasurer 12, Junior Class Play Cast 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 JANICE HUGHES Shingas Staff-Typist 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Midwest Band 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Home Economics Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Camera Club 11, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 CHRISTINE HURTT Shingas Stal?-Editorial 12, Band 10, 11, 12, G. A.A.1O,11,12,F. N. A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Sen- ior Science Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, M. A. C. 11, 12, Junior Class Play Com- mittee Chairman 11 Henry High Hildman Holt Hughes Hurtt W 33 Icenhour, Jr. Imrie Karr Keagy Kensley Kerr J. Kress J. Kress Krupinski Kunkle PHIL ICENHOUR, JR. Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Track 11, 12, B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, Sportsmans Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee 11 ELLENGENE 1MR1e Girls chorus 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 10, 11, sANs Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, Tri-1-11-Y 10, 11, 12, camera Club 10: M. A. c. 10 MYRNA KARR Shingas Stal?-Typist 12, G.A. A. 10, SANS Club 10, Spanish Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Junior Class Play Cast 11 CAROL KEAGY Shingas Staff-Business 12, Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, G. A. A. 10, 12, SANS Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 12 CYNTHIA JANE KENSLEY Shingas Stuff-Typist 12, G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 12, Tri-H1-Y 10, 12, Camera Club 10, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11 34 CHARLES E. KERR Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12 JOHN 0. KRESS Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, B. A. C. 11, 12, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11, Movie Proiectionist 12 JUDY KRESS G. A. A. 10, 11, SANS Club 10, Home Economics Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Junior Class Play Committee 11 DANEEN KRUPINSKI Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, Echo Staff 12, G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 DENNY KUNKLE Shingas Staff-Business 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B. A. C, 10, 11, 12, Cap- tain 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, F. T. A. 12, Sportsmans Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 ELIZABETH A. KUNSMAN Shingas Stafi-Editorial 12, Echo Stat? 11, Girls Chorus 101 G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 125 Home Economics Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 F.T.A. 12, Camera Club 10, Library Assistant 12, Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 WILLIAM LENNOX Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball Manager 10, Track 10, 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12p F.T. A. 12, Camera Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee 11 JAMES LINDEY Mixed Chorus 10, 12, B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 127 Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, F.T. A. 12, Camera Club 10, 11, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11 SALLY LOUANN LIPPINCOTT Shingas Staff-Business 12, Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12g Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 10, Junior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Committee 11 JAMES EDWARD LOUGHREN 10, 11, 127 Track 10, 11, B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Sportsmans Club 10 Student Council 111 Football Kunsman Macintosh ROBERT STEWART MacINTOSH Shingas Staff-Business 125 Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10-, 11, 125 Basketball 10, Track 10, Cross Country 10, B. A. C. 117 SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee Chairman 11 NANCY LEE MacMlLLEN Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 Echo Staff 115 Presidents Cabinet 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11, Secretary 11, Mixed Chorus 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, President 12, Leaders Club 10, 11, 12, SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, Secretary 11, M. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play Cast, Student Director 11, Junior Prom Committee Chairman 11 DELORES MARANGONI Shingas Staff-Editorial 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, G.A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 105 Bob- cat Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, M.A. C. 12, Junior Class Play Committee 11 FRANK MASON B. A. C. 123 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Sportsmans Club 10, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Manager 127 Junior Class Play Committee 11: Junior Prom Committee 11 PATRICIA ANN McALLlSTER Shingas Staff-Editorial 127 Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12, Librarian 127 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, F. N. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, Spanish Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 121 M. A. C. 11, 12 Lennox Lindey Lippincott Loughren MacMillen Marangoni Mason McAllister 35 McDonald McMillan McMinn McPherson Metzger Miller Mortord Morse Nail Newroth LEE McDONALD Shingas Staff-Co-Editor 125 National Honor Society 11, 12, President 125 Presidents Cabinet 125 Student Council 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Midwest Band 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri- Hi-Y 11, 125 M. A. C. 10, 11, 125 Class Officer 11, 12, Secretary 11, 125 Junior Class Play Cast 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 DONALD E. MCMILLAN Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Band 105 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 12, Vice-President 115 Bobcat Club 125 Camera Club 105 Junior Class Play Committee Chairman 11 PATRICIA GAY McMINN Shingas Staff-Typist 125 Girls Cho- rus IO5 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 F. N. A. 105 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Home Economics Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Library Assistant 12 DELORES McPHERSON Shingas StaFF-Editorial 125 Band 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11,125F.N.A. 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 125 M. A. C. 12 ELDON H. METZGER B. A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Sen- ior Science Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Bobcat Club 11 36 GARY MILLER Shingas Stat?-Business 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Midwest Band 115 Orchestra 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Cross Coun- try 11, 12, Captain 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Sen- ior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Bobcat Club 11, 125 M. A. C. 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 11 DAVID MORFORD SANS Club 10-5 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 12 TONI DIANE MORSE Shingas Staff-Business 125 Girls Chorus 105 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 NORA JEAN NAIL Girls Chorus 10, 115 G. A. A. 10, 115 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Home Eco- nomics Club 10, 115 Library Assistant 12 DON BRUCE NEWROTH Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 Echo Staff Co-Editor 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Presidents Cab- inet 11, 125 Student Council 115 Track Manager 115 Cross Coun- try Manager 125 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Class Officer 10, 11, Vice-President 10, President 115 Junior Class Play Com- mittee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 RICHARD WILLIAM PATTON B. A. C. 10, 11, 121 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Spanish Club 107 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 PENNIE LOU POLLOCK Shingas Staff-Circulation Manager 127 G.A.A. 10, 11, 121 F.N.A. 10, Treasurer 101 SANS Club IO: Senior Science Club 117 Spanish Club 11, 127 Home Econ- omics Club 107 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 GERALDINE J. POMAYBO G. A. A. 107 SANS Club 107 Home Economics Club 117 Tri-Hi-Y 107 Junior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Committee 11 LOUIS R. PONDY Shingas Staff-Co-editor 127 National Hon- or Society 11, 12, Vice-President 127 Presidents Cabinet 127 Band 11, 127 Orchestra 11, 127 Midwest Band 11, 127 B. A. C. 127 Senior Science Club 11, 12, President 127 Bobcat Club 127 Camera Club 117 Junior Class Play Cast 117 Junior Prom Committee 117 New Castle fPa.l High School 10 NANCY H. POTTER Shingas Staff-Editorial 127 Echo Staff 127 Presidents Cabinet 117 Band 10, 11, 127 Girls Chorus 127 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Spanish Club 107 Bobcat Club 10, ll, 127 Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, President 117 M. A. C. 107 Junior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 Patton Pollock Pukanslcy Riggs JO ANN PUKANSKY Girls Chorus 117 G. A. A. 11, 127 Bobcat Club 117 Tri-Hi-Y 127 Camera Club 117 Library Assistant 107 Junior Prom Committee 11 RICHARD E. RIGGS Shingas Stat?-Business 127 Student Coun- cil 107 Football Manager 10, 11, 127 Basketball Manager 11, 127 Baseball Manager 11, I2f SANS Club 107 Spanish Club 10, 11, Secretary 117 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Junior Class Play Cast 11 JOHN RIPPER Shingas Staff-Business 127 B. A. C. 127 SANS Club 107 Spanish Club 107 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 107 Junior Class Play Committee lil: Movie Proiectionist 10, ll, 12 RICHARD J. ROSICA Shingas Staff-Business 127 Band 10, 11, 127 Orchestra 10, 11, 127 Midwest Band 11, 127 B. A, C. 11, 127 SANS Club 10, Senior Science Club 11, 127 Spanish Club 117 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 10, 11, 121 M. A. C. 10, 11, 127 Junior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11 JUDY ROYER Shingas Staff-Business 127 Mixed Chorus 11, 121 G.A.A. 11, 127 Senior Science Club 11, 127 Bobcat Club 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 121 F.T.A. 127 M. A. C. 11, 121 Franklin fPa.J High School 107 National Honor Society 12 Pomaybo Pondy P01ler Ripper Rosica Royer 37 Russell Saberin Sallade Shaffer L, Shaw 5. Shaw PEGGY RUSSELL G, A. A. 10, 11, 122 Leaders Club 127 F. N. A. 127 SANS Club 107 Spanish Club 117 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Junior Class Play Committee 11 JIM SABERIN SANS Club 107 Bobcat Club 11, 12 CLAIRE M. SALLADE Shingas Staff-Business 127 Band 10, ll, l2f G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Spanish Club 107 Home Economics Club 107 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Junior Class Play Committee 'lli Junior Prom Committee 11 MARGARET SCRIVENER Shingas Stat?-Editorial 127 Echo Stat? 127 G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Spanish Club 117 Bob- cat Club 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 127 Junior Class Play Com- mittee llli Junior Prom Committee 11 RUTH SEVINS G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Tri-Hi-Y 107 Junior Class Play Committee 11 38 Scrivener Sevins Shema Shuster JEANENNE SHAFFER Girls Chorus 10, 11, 127 G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS CLUB 107 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 107 M. A. C. 107 Junior Prom Committee 11 LUCINDA SHAW Echo Staff 11, 127 G. A. A. 10, 117 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Spanish Club 117 Bobcat Club 10, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 107 M. A. C. 11, 127 Library Assistant 127 Jun- ior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Committee 11 SARAH SHAW Shingas Staff-Editorial 127 National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 127 Presidents Cabinet 127 Student Council 10, Secretary-Treasurer 107 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 127 G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 Leaders Club 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 11, 127 Spanish Club 11, 12, President 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 F.T. A. 127 Junior Class Play Committee Chairman 117 Junior Prom Committee 11 DORIS SHEMA Girls Chorus 107 G. A. A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri- Hi-Y 107 Junior Class Play Committee 11 ELSIE LOUISE SHUSTER Shingas Staff-Business 127 Presidents Cabinet 127 G. A. A. 11, 127 Leaders Club 12, President 127 Bobcat Club 11, 12, Treasurer 127 Junior Class Play Committee 117 Junior Prom Committee 11: Clairton fPa.l High School 10 DONALD W. SMITH Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 B.A.C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 10, 115 Junior Class Play Committee 11 GERALD H. SMITH Football 10, 11, 125 B.A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Spanish Club 115 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 GORDON SMITH B.A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Bobcat Club 10,11,125Sportsmans Club 10 ROBERT SMITH Mixed Chorus 125 Football 125 B.A.C. 125 Senior Science Club 125 Beaver Falls lPa.J High School 10, I1 SHIRLEY SNYDER Girls Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Home Economics Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 125 Junior Class Play Committee 11 D. Smith G. H. Smith Speer Stack MARJORIE ANNE SPEER Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 Presi- dents Cabinet 125 Girls Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 125 G. A.A. IO, 11, 12, Treasurer 115 Leaders Club 11, 125 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Co-Head Cheerleader 125 SANS Club 10, Vice Presi- dent 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 Home Economics Club 105 Bob- cat Club 1O, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Historian 11, President 125 Camera Club 105 M.A.C. 115 Class Officer 10, Secretary 105 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 115 National Honor Society 12 MARY ANN STACK Shingas Staff-Business 125 Girls Chorus 105 G. A.A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Library Assistant 125 Junior Class Play Committee 11 JACQUELYN STEED Shingas Stal?-Chief Typist 125 G. A. A. I0, 11, 125 F. N. A. 115 SANS Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Bobcat Club 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 EARLE RICHARD STOUT Shingas Staff-Business 125 Football IO, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 JACK B. SUPLER Track 11, 125 B.A.C. 11, 125 Senior Science Club 125 Bobcat Club 125 Denfeld lMich.1 High School 10 G. Smith R. Smith Snyder Steed Stout Supler 39 Supler F. Thomas J. Thomas J. Trishman J. Trishman Trushel Turner Vanderslice Walker Wallace PEGGY SUPLER Shingas Staff-Business 127 G. A.A. 10, 11, 12: Leaders Club 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Spanish Club 107 Home Economics Club 107 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 102 Junior Class Play Committee 117 Jun- ior Prom Committee 11 FRED THOMAS Shingas Staff-Business 127 Football 10, 11, 127 B. A. C. 10, 11, 12, Captain 122 Senior Science Club 11, 127 Spanish Club 107 Camera Club 111 Junior Class Play Committee 11 JERRY THOMAS Shingas Staff-Business 127 Girls Chorus 107 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 127 G.A.A. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Library Assistant 12 JANE TRISHMAN Shingas Staff-Editorial 127 G.A.A. 102 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 11, 121 Home Economics Club 117 Bobcat Club 102 Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 127 Junior Class Play Committee 11 JEAN TRISHMAN Shingas Staff-Editorial 121 Orchestra 10, 11, 121 Girls Chorus 117 Mixed Chorus 127 F. N. A. 10, 11, 12: SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 11, 121 Home Economics Club 112 M. A. C. 10, 11, 127 Junior Class Play Cast 111 Junior Prom Committee 111 Midwest Orchestra 117 National Honor Society 12 40 NANCY TRUSHEL Shingas Stal?-Typist 127 Echo Staff 127 G. A. A. 10, 127 F. N. A. 107 SANS Club 101 Senior Science Club 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Camera Club 113 Library Assistant 127 Junior Class Play Cast 11 NANCY JANE TURNER Mixed Chorus 11, 121 G.A.A. 11, 127 Leaders Club 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Home Economics Club 111 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 111 Football Queen 12 THOMAS L. VANDERSLICE Shingas Staff-Business 127 Echo Staff 117 Basketball 10, 11, 127 Baseball 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 107 Senior Science Club 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 121 Class Offi- cer 12, Vice President 127 Junior Class Play Committee 111 Jun- ior Prom Committee 11 JOHN M. WALKER B. A. C. 10, 11, 127 SANS Club 101 Senior Science Club 127 Sportsmans Club 10 RICHARD E. WALLACE B. A. C. 10, 117 SANS Club 10 NORMAN WARD Senior Science Club 115 Beaver Falls lPa.J High School 10 DOLA WEASE Shingas Staff-Business 125 Girls Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 125 G.A.A. 11, 125 M. A. C. 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Adena lOhioJ High School 10 BARBARA J. WILLIAMS G.A.A. 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11 TED WILLOUGHBY Football 10, 11, 125 Track 125 B. A.C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Sportsmans Club 105 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 DOTTIE JEANNE WIMER Shingas Staff-Business 125 Echo Staff 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 Home Economics Club 115 Bobcat Club 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 115 National Honor Society 12 Ward Wease Witten Wright MARIAN JEANNETTE WITTEN Shingas Staff-Editorial 125 Girls Chorus 125 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 G.A.A. 125 F. N. A. Club 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 13, 115 Home Economics Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 M.A. C. 105 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 JERLENE YVONNE WRIGHT Shingas Stal?-Business 125 Girls Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Library Assistant 125 G. A. A. 10, 115 SANS Club 105 Spanish Club 105 Home Economics Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 NANCY ELLEN YOUNG Shingas Stal?-Editorial 125 Bancl 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Senior Science Club 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 F. T.A. 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 M.A. C.10,11,125 Library Assistant 125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Junior Prom Committee 11 EDWIN D. ZINKAN B. A. C. 10, 11, 125 SANS Club 105 Span- ish Club 125 Bobcat Club 12 NOT PICTURED JERRY HARREL Burgettstown CPa.J Union High School 10, 11 BEVERLY ANN HORSTMAN New Brighton IPa.J High School 10, 11 Williams Willoughby Wlmer Young Zinkan 41 CHARLOTTE JAN EAKIN - '55 -In endeAt remembrance of our dear frienef and claAAmate-- l regret to announce, Jan Eakin died at 9:12 this morning. These cryptic words from Mr. Linn, our principal, at noon on February 3, l953-struck sadness into the heart of every student and teacher who knew her. To lose a friend is badenough, but to lose a friend such as Jan, is indeed tragic. Charlotte Jan Eakin was born January 8, 1938, in Rochester, Pennsylvania, where she lived until she was ten. She attended the Adams Street School for five years before her family moved to Vanport. Her elementary education was com- pleted in the school there before she entered Beaver Junior High School. Perhaps her greatest thrill came when she was chosen a junior high cheerleader. Entering into her duties with such great enthusiasm she won the friendship and admira- tion of students and faculty alike. Jan had many hopes and dreams for the years ahead in high school. The first of these dreams was realized when, in her sophomore year, she was elected secretary of the Bobcat Club. Later, in November, she was selected as a cheerleader. Now, she knew, she was on her way. Many adventures were challenging her and with her characteristic enthusiasm, her friendly personality and her will to win she was bound to succeed. Her untimely death, however, cut short the opportunity to do all those things which she had planned. We grieve at her going and mourn our loss but we can agree with Edwin H. Parker as he said: Lifes race well run, Lrife's work well Clone, Life's victory won, Now cometlz restf' 42 anim! Gary Mitchell, Vice-President Jea n Ross, Secreta ry Donna Rae Shupe, Treasurer Tom Price, Pfesldenf Upperclassmen! At long last Magazine Sales S61 My Little 90. Wow! Another record breaker Margie Best of Broadway Prom Really a beautiful sight Senior year Here we come! 43 HOME ROOM 106 First Row left to Right J. Wilson, M. Armen, R. Rubino, J. Lengyel, S. Catonese, G. Kennett, D. R. Shupe, A. Heinemon. Second Row Mrs. Frye, G. Crumrine, J. Mills, E, Griliin, S. Former, W. Toth, C. Reddinger, C. Bradley. Third Row D. Peters, C. Hoegle, M. Bingenheimer, H. Nesbitt, G. Redmond, J. Kompmeyer, M. Conlon. Fourth Row J. Alberti, G. Ferroll, H. May, L. Dowlin, C. Thomas, C. Weyond, J. Buliington. HOME ROOM 107 First Row Left to Right R. Cupcni, C. Smiley, E. Hesser, P. Lewis, R. Avery, P. Orend, B. Trimble. Sec- ond Row Mrs. Bell, K. Wilson, G. Feibus, J. Brooks, R. Retzer, D. Sollode, B. Gruloick, S. Cole. Third Row R. Griffith, R. Sultorelli, D. Knapp, J. Conner, R. Icenhour, D. Meadows, J. Vaughn. Fourth Row D. Stouffer, G. Foutty, C. Netherland, R. Buffington, D. Peffler, T. Berresford, J. Willem, P. Edwards, R. Alberti. 44 HOME ROOM 201 First Row left to Right J. Hollander, J. Daugherty, M. Hall, A. Ferguson, A. Schaefer, K. Coleman, M. Kinkopf. Second Row S. Smith, M. Baker, G. Ullom, M. Otto, M. Reynolds, S. Madden, M. Zinkan. Third Row Mr. Rosenlieb, A. Galloway, P. Schmidt, K. Grossglass, R, Stevenson, J. Kossler. Fourth Row J. Pfeifer, T. Cosky, J. Mills, G. Vollmer, R. Wilson, R. Netherland. HOME ROOM 202 First Row Left to Right R. Stout, L. Knopp, N. Cortes, R. Pavilinch, R. A. Horton, R. Waddell. Second Row E. Jackson, R. Deffenlaaugh, M. Burneson, S. Baney, J. Frye. Third Row Mr. Mowery, J. Entinger, D. Farrow, D. Strothers, W. Pollock, R. Shaffer, H. Wallace. Fourth Row G. Mitchell, L. O'Donnell, S. Wil- son, T. Geibel, W. Kramer, T. Clark, T. Birge, R. Bradshaw. 45 IW' g 414 E .fQQfQ1lI?'f. ' gn, ,FQ .w . f , I J V., X HOME ROOM 205 First Row Left to Right H. Hastings, M. Koss, E. Caclley, K, Riggs, M. A. Baxter, J. Johnson, J. Brubaker. Second Row B. Coulter, J. Stuck, A. Gardner, J. Ward, A. Seyboth, M. Ellis, B. McCullough. Third Row Mr. Reber, G. Moore, T. Reed, R. Skalka, W. Weaver, R. Erath, T. Johnson, D. Davis. Fourth Row T. Swead, T. Price, R. Edgar, K.Lee, L. Gillespie, W, Witkouski, W. Clausen, C. Oliver. HOME ROOM 206 First Row Left to Right J, Ross, M. Giles, G. White, M. Bell, P. Casbourne, S. Harvey. Second Row A. Jones, M. Lois, S. Torrence, K. Shannon, C. Esken, B. Cribbs, J. Radclifie. Third Row Mr. Ledebur, A. Coles, L. Pedriera, W. Lintz, J. Small, A. Taorrnina, R. Bruce. Fourth Row R. Hatchner, R. Kaufman, H. Weigle, W. McCormick, L. Wynn, G. Morgan, R. Farmer. 46 Sepia more Carol Clark, Secretary Marie Hutchinson, Treasurer Ellen McKenney, Vice-President Fred Bruce, President Football Dance Beautiful Queen Rooms in new building That's for me Latin banquet Shades of Caesar Reserve cheerleaders We'Il get there Junior year Watch us strut! 47 HOME ROOM 203 First Row Left to Right B. Richardson, N. Creese, J. McMillen, C. Brewer, L. Kerr, C. Groff, P. Summers. Second Row Miss Lawson, S. Baughmczn, B. Madden, M. Trimble, J. Stevenson, S. Packer, D. Equels, J. Hollenbaugh, M. Edmonds. Third Row T. Jellyman, R. Dawson, F. Lloyd, D. Baker, E. Scheppela, T. Moldovan, T. Blose, B. Summers. Fourth Row W. McDermott, J. Torok, J. Sailor, A. Bennett, B. Evans, B. Higerd, J. Tosh, J. Gourley. HOME ROOM 204 First Row Left to Right D. Witherow, C. Volz, D. McMinn, J. Croyle, P. Sallacle, E. Beaver, V. May. Second Row M. Palmer, I. Grunert, K. Fuller, B. Breckinridge, R. Holt, M. Shema, O. Stout. Third Row Mr. Mclsaoc, J. Baker, D. Bevington, K. McKenzie, J. Jones, R. Evans, T. Moravec, M. Heid. Fourth Row S. Marcus, L. Scxvio, R. Byers, C. Jenkins, F, Hodnick, A. Pizolra, C. Dean. 48 HOME ROOM 110 First Row left to Right S. Merriman, J. Fritz, E. Hood, F. McClain, D. Ziegler, R. Wike, D. Schermerhorn. Second Row Miss Fox, E. Beeman, M. A. Engle, J. Jewell, L. Laing, O. Seaburn, D. Bahr. Third Row S Sims, R. D'Allessc1ndro, J. Gula, C. Sutter, J. Potter, J, Birge, B. Sullivan. HOME ROOM 112 First Row left to Right N. Purdum, M. Willem, J. McCleery, R. Meyers, D. Dappenbrook, C. Lammie B, Ballew. Second Row Mrs. Mcl.augl1lin, N. Gardner, N. Schlosser, B. Smith, M. Bywaters, L. Belloff M. Hutchinson, G. Hall. Third Row B. Summers, J. Fredericks, J. Horter, F. Cucinelli, T. Durst, T. Loxley, K. Weyand, D. Stahl. Fourth Row B. Henry, B. Marquis, P. Reilly, D. Brockmiller, T. Koss, B. Allen, P Barnes, L. McKim. 49 HOME ROOM 113 First Row Left to Right S. Schmidt, B. Steeb, C. Gilleland, B. Thompson, B. Murray, J. Hineman. Second Row Mr. Berdell, E. McKean, D. Balsar, C, Clark, B. Dickerson, N. Karlberg, M. Radcliffe, N. Williamson. Third Row D. Nay, W. Henry, W. Thomas, J. Riley, T. Staub, J. Williams, F. Bruce, P. Huff. Fourth Row B. Brown, B. Garvin, R. Baer, J. McClure, B. Bloom, R. Shatter, B. Miller, F. Madeira, D. Anderson, B. Lawrence. HOME ROOM 210 First Row Left to Right D. Hoegle, E. McKenney, A. Battung, B. Losada, M. Karns, N. Richards. Second Row Mr. Rogers, J. Wilson, G. Steele, B. Cook, J. Tolbert, B. Schwartz, A. Gillespie, B. Bissell. Third Row J. Bell, M. Davis, D. Herstine, J. Ollson, J. Emery, A. Todd, R, Saberin, H. McCune, B. Show. Fourth Row R. Mahon, R. Mills, J. Arthurs, M. Wood, H. Jamison, W. Gill, J. Buchanan, D. Stevens, C. Le Febure, J. Blose. 50 We lumen Howard Noll, Vice-President Sally Davis, Secretary Janice Logan, Treasurer Boyde Murray, President About the time we thought we would be able to order the seventh and eighth graders around as we had been, we sud- denly discovered we were in a new and beautiful building and once again the lowest class on the ladder of learning. Oh well- some day we'll be seniors and we'll have the distinction of being the biggest and we hope best class ever to leave Beaver High School. 5'I HOME ROOM 211 First Row, left to right M. McMillan, B. lrey, A. Allingham, J. Roberts, N. Eberhardt, S. J. Cook, S. Galloway, J. Birge. Second Row S. Musser, L. Kier- nan, B. Leggett, P. Capron, B. Busang, M, Stone, B. Sevin, J. Hollinbaugh. Third Row J. Petrella, G. Simpson, A. Cotanese, B. Ambrose, B. Giebel, J. McMullen, R. McCool, Mr. Belfore. Fourth Row R. Pike, D. lben, R. Rey- nolds, H. Noll, R. West, J. Cosky, R. Bevington, T. Fairley. HOME ROOM 213 First Row, left to right L. Shafer, E. Linn, H, Ambrose, D. Homesley, M. Sallade, E. Carnahan, S. George. Sec- ond Row E. McTaggert, J. Rader, R. Nagy, B. Bogovich, J. Jenkins, J. Cor- nelius, D. Eicher. Third Row G. Rus- sell, G. Bailey, J. Farley, S. Orr, W. Lewis, R. Chalmers, J. McNear, Mrs. Pauley. Fourth Row D. Javens, L. Ru- pert, B. Culley, E. Utnehmer, C. McCoy, L. Reed, L. Sparks, C. Singleton. HOME ROOM 214 First Row, left to right J. Cazen, E. Tokarsky, A. Knott, J. Schaefer, S. Hooker, J. Gill, F. Reiprecht, M. Moore. Second Row B. Ewing, J. Logan, S. Davis, M. Harris, C. Aeschbacher, C. Johnson, J. Shatter, Mr. Haddad. Third Row T, Day, G. Kelly, C. Caputo, B. Baker, B. Chapman, D. Dowlin, D. Lip- sitz, G. Means. Fourth Row R. Willem, M. Casp, A. Vesilind, R. Gourley, D. Fischer, M. McDade, D. Osborn, H. Reno. HOME ROOM 218 First Row, left to right L. A. Wolford, M. A. Smith, J. Trella, N. Torrence, K. Azzarello, D. Deemer, W. Chuldzinski, L. Page, K. Gorrell, P. Lutz, M. Schaf- fer. Second Row R. Romigh, J. Far- mer, W. Hoskinson, F. Brewer, J. Laing, R. Smiley, 5. Brown, C. Reynolds, J. Mortimer, A, Mullenax, V. Hall, Miss Wain. Third Row R. Ziegler, W. Bax- ter, C. McConnell, E. Pavlinich, D. Gressly, B. Klink, J. Bray, R. McDer- mitt, J. Sheppela, G, Cargo. Fourth Row T. Amberson, J. Dean, C. Dun- lap, C. Stoner, R. Tosh, R. Morrow, K. Collins, R. Palmer, M. Lutz. HOME ROOM 219 First Row, left to right B. Skinner, N. Stammelbach, C. Wallace, S. Lee, J. Matthews, B. Dickenson, E. L. Christy. Second Row L. L. Morton, P. Jordon, M. Housden, M. Schuler, B. Palmer, N. Brenner, J. Riggs, N. Grosscost, Mrs. Lowery. Third Row J. Marlin, B. Del Sota, J. McGregor, S. Cascio, D. Cop- per, G. Peters, J. Frye. Fourth Row B. Murray, H. Summerfield, J. Fairclough, D. Langsdale, P. Jagodich, W. Barnes, D. Ward. HOME ROOM 220 First Row, left to right I. J, Doutt, D. Stickle, L. Lee, S. Hagen, B. Conner, D. Yemm, V. Ripper, M. L. Walter, S. Musser, P. Pitini. Second Row S. Sheaf- fer, D. Jordan, J. Kerr, B. Howe, M. J. Sell, K. Binkoski, S. Funkhouser, N. McKim, C. Buffington, J. Hollenbaugh, Mrs. Burry. Third Row R, Reese, E. Best, R. Milligan, B. Howarth, J. Ro- migh, D. McKenzie, J. Dentler, R. Fus- co. Fourth Row J. Simmons, W. Welsh, B. Barclay, J. Stewart, A. McAllister, D. Torok, H. Lee, E. White, J. Stout. HOME ROOM 8-A First Row, left ta right H. Miller, S. Ratey, R. Johnson, R, Eichenlaub, A. Creps, W. Wilhelm, G. Kaufman. Sec- ond Row W. Wilhelm, B. L. Rain, E. Shaffer, N. Scott, D. Fox, J. Wozniak, R. Cox, D. Jamison, D. Lennox, P. Smith, L. Lawrence, D. DePue, Third Row R. Collins, A. Henry, E. Moravec, K. Kiefer, P. Collins, E. Zgoda, M. A. Kramer, T. Hogue, C. Walton, W. San- forcl, Mr. Williams. Fourth Row C. Adams, M. Rinehart, J. Ziggas, M. Dennison, J. Deffenbaugh, C. Miles, M. Finney, P. Smith, S, Price, N. Stone. HOME ROOM 8-B First Row, left to right P. Conner, L. Persinger, C. Eberhardt, G. Shannon, B. Smith, R. Bainbridge, D. Ewing, K. Wallace, K. Kress, B. Wise, L. Anthony, R. Curcio, E. Shaffo. Second Row J. Brockmiller, B, Rose, L. Belloff, C. Baker, S. Reynolds, D. McConnaughy, D. Marsh, T. Davis, B. Besong, C. Gardner, K. Drake, W. Klink, J. C. Moorhead, Miss Sayre. Third Raw S. Orend, C. Cowen, M. Davis, B. Isles, S. Hacko, L. Jones, D. McDonough, D. Gorrell, P. Stone, C. Snitger, D. Reich. HOME ROOM 8-C First Row, left to right E. Staub, D. Sherman, C. Brewer, P. Summers, R. Lammie, R. Bankovich, R. Knowlton, J. Brewer, K. Hanshaw, C. Novak, E. Davis, J. Orend. Second Row L. Smith, N. Ellis, R. Mabin, D. Howitt, W. Gregg, C. Nelson, H. Petty, J. Sal- ko, J. Trumpeter, P. Charlesworth, P. Morton, M. Morris, J, Thomas, Mr. Miller. Third Row J. Altemus, J. Mark, M. Harkins, S. Smith, C. Gordon, G. Mueller, L. Engleman, B. Cascio, C. Alberti, T. Bevington, l. Baker, M. Lanigan. HOME ROOM 8-D First Row, left to right L. Cable, M Coleman, L. Cable, K. Dickinson, P Grove, J. Ruehl, S. Trella, J. Wayne B. Dickson, P. Baumgard, D. Marlin Second Row L. Wilson, E. Wilson, C Ferrall, L. Coleman, B. Russell, E. Hen- ry, H. Brooks, R. Perkins, R. Tctrkas, D Perkins, B. Bashline, J, Eley, P. Eskin Mr. Koehler. Third Row B. Bennett, B Reed, J. McGeehan, O. McElhany, D Dean, S. Rice, J. Patton, A. Teapole A. Bufiington, L. Smith, R. Nicol, Ni Vtlright. HOME ROOM 8-E First Row, left to right L. Shue, R. Smith, P. Crichton, J. Hamilton. Sec- ond Row B. Bunish, R. Funkhouser, J. Shupay, J. Charren, J. Springer, R. Burelli, K. McConnell, S. Babinec, J. Carpenter, B. Waddell, J. McCleery, W. Harper, D. Savisky. Third Row J. Feicht, M. Beglin, R. Sutton, Y. May, D. Geibel, L. Beeman, B. Smalstig, J. McCandless, C. Rackley, A. Catanese, E. Long, Mr. Maurer. Fourth Row R. Buckley, J. Ziggas, M. Harter, P. Mills, K. Boyce, F. Pettler, K. Young, A. Lang, S. Shipley, K. Kohl. HOME ROOM 8-F First Row, left to right M. Whitting- ham, B, Logan, G. McLaughlin, T Cupps. Second Row L. Yard, N. Rad- clitt, T. Hollenbaugh, S. Cox, R. Haney B. Flynn, E. Hood, G. Linin, D. Perkins A. Musser, R. Lawrence, B. Cummings Third Row T. Clarke, K. Hendricks, B Page, L. Snowden, T. Emery, S Scheiclemantel, G. Cordes, C. Niffen- egger, T. Roberts, J. Fontana, D. Salt- arelli, Mr. Huber. Fourth Row E. Har kins, K. Reehl, C. Davis, R. Bevington J. Hendricks, D. Chludzinski, N. Dillon M. Carrell, T. Scanlon, S. Karns. 1 1 1 1 1 HOME ROOM 7-C First Row, left to right C, DeBee, T. Wolford, B. Bray, T Sallade, S. McGregor, W, Brew, J. Fredericks, J. Lee, K Heineman, W, Chludzinski, J. Gibson. Second Row S. Wal ker, J. Creese, J. Shuster, S. Moon, C. D'Allesendra, S Hoegle, W. Paterick, J, Simmons, J. Lambert, J. Sparks W. Davis, Mr. Dalberg. Third Row R. Pettler, S. Nevill N. Yellig, J. Davis, G. Hutchinson, S. Webster, R. Oliver J. Saibene, S. Smith, J. Redder, R. Fritz. HOME ROOM 7-G First Row, left to right E. Rubino, S. Reed, G. Brown, B. Moon, J. Hogan, N. Schwartz, C, Beecher, R, Lee, A. Ben son, J, East, W. Druschel, V. Skinner. Second Row D, Klo mon, C. Hall, J. Barkley, T. Cendroski, R. Cucinelli, C, Car rell, W. Morris, J, Dean, T. Lewis, J. Witkouski, L. Cater, Mr. Moon. Third Row B. Patterson, R. Walker, P, Knowl- ton, F. Cornell, M. Griffith, R, Metcalf, C. Mooney, T. Smith J. Sell, M. Statler. 1 1 HOME ROOM 7-A First Row, left to right P. Summers, R. Vukson, L. Walsh, J. Morris, M. Soisson, W. Lowman, L. Hill, R. Ludwig, C Lewis, A. Herstine, K. Patrick, F. Aeschbacker, G. Cutri Second Row J. Kearney, M. Retzer, J. Greedan, D. Neville E. Berry, M. Robinson, J, Lang, W. Chaney, M. Brennan, J Harlan, L. Hetrick, G, Fisher, Miss Coulson. Third Row J Tosh, A. Ambrose, T, Steele, S. George, F, Paschall, R. Mal- koch, J. Tosh, A. Stasko, P. Stuck, R. Gray, C. Smith. HOME ROOM 7-E First Row, left to right J. Bloom, M. Loxley, H. Stefanik, S. Miller, F. Hogsett, C. Anderson, B. Wickline, A. Musser E. Shaffer, J. Young, D. Krause, B. lsles. Second Row H Coleman, P. Wilkinson, C. Stone, R. Nugent, S. Balko, G Veiock, W. Weigle, J. Holzchuk, R. Rader, B. Eascr, D. Hall T. Cellerini, Mrs. Kuhr. Third Row S. Stone, M. Stoner, T Higerd, L, Reda, D. Nicol, N. Rice, K. Jackson, M. Patterson J. Hutkay, D. Bryner, D. Edwards, J. Mankedich, 1 1 HOME ROOM 7-B First Row, left to right N. Palmer, D. Nahas, C. Chapman, S. Sankey, J. Cessna, L. Kaufman, P. Lengyel, R. Sipler, M. Fowler, J. Cooper, B. Ferrall, R. John. Second Row D. Hig- bee, M, Thorne, D. Barnett, S. Woods, M. Taylor, M. Arnold, L. Martin, D. Ruth, R. Beaver, K. Merrick, E. Byers, Miss Swearingen. Third Row K. May, J. Ours, B. Stover, E. Jones, T. Mathews, R. Powers, D. Bumngton, S. Watson, R. Hall, J. Witkouslci. HOME ROOM 7-F First Row, left to right D. Long, N. Vorderbrueggen, T. Chalmers, D. Winters, M, Sullivan, M. Babinec, E. McMullen, S. Quigley, A. Sebastian, C. Papalas, D. Summerfield, E. Radcliff. Second Row G. Davis, J. Llewelyn, K. Devine, W. Bloom, C. Field, A. Cunning, J. Post, P. Roosa, G. Watson, W. Laing, M. Barger, J. Henwood, Miss McWilliams. Third Row D. Ziggas, C. Hamilton, M. Stewart, W. McKean, M. McClure, W. Witten, M. Patterson, A. Bliss, M. Cortese, T. Pfeifer, S. Grant, J. Orr. HOME ROOM 7-D First Row, left to right J. McBride, L. Hill, E, Teapole, K. Roser, F. Knapp, C. Krupinski, D. Frankland, J. Kossler, R. Carlson, E. Sutter, J. Roberts, J. Shupe. Second Raw M. Mathesius, R. Entinger, S. May, R. Luce, E. Busch, P. Vesilind, J. Gardner, J. Lavette, C. Stewart, P, Eaton, J. Adams, Mr. Shaul. Third Row W. Culley, S, Smith, W. Smith, D. Doutt, J. Hall, M. Morrow, G. Milliron, S. Reese, W. Blistan, M. Foster, M. Cannon, D. Henry. HOME ROOM 7-H First Row, left to right M. A. Allingham, R. Alberti, L. Rieser, B. Jellyman, R. Weyand, B. Wolz, C. Weaver, W. Lytle, J. Roethlisberger, P. Negus, P. Cunning, W, Perminter. Second Row D. Edgar, J. Reed, P. Jefferson, B. Gourley, B. Mitchell, C, Gordon, R. Bevington, J. Sanford, R. Sarchet, G. Doyle, W, Moore, G. LeFebvre, Mr. Cochran. Third Row B. Caputo, D. Burget, F. Gallic, L, Anderson, P. Snyder, E. Dietz, D, Snitger, M. Hagerty, J. Yurfick, E. Kelly, T. Rowse. 57 K ., ',Li,5,,5 , , '. 1-if K Min g 1. ., , gr... fzfa ' 1 .15 -1 '. V ,qx K Kuff ,,,, .- ' 'ii fs ff .. 1 Z 'J APJSQ ' -....-mr ,.,, -- .,,: I ,V - .M 4, , .,,. -A w 2324: yd: EN 9' Y' , x QV. sd sf. x gk W- 4,1 L E x 25555-4 'I' Wg, 1:4 'Jai 1 ' ' ew.:- ,. IR IS. jgggjxv I , v Q x fr- -, ' ,J Q E Z M. w 1a , 1 L ba 172 : .? uf R: 2 :5aa?ui5fQ:12 , , 'ilk J w f .. , 4 f 5 if QSUSYQE' ,f 6051 vi Q.. X W f ff X X M X x :lm ..:- i-RX si EE!!! X 22555 X X ran: XX X F' I I X X jx 17 1 N f i m ? X ,-fri' Y 59 14th le tim First Row, left to right W. Davis, F. Thomas, J. Equels, N. Avery, D. Kunkle, P. Icenhour, C. Churm, D. Hayes, G. Smith, W. Lennox, J, Loughren, J. High, R. Smith, J. Barley, E. Stout, T. Willoughby, K. Weyand, mgr. Second Row R. Griffith, D. Pettler, G. Morgan, T. Price, C. Weyand, H. May, W. Lintz, W. Witkouski, R. Icenhour, A. Taormina, R. Salterelli, J. Vaughn, L. Pedreira, T, Birge, G, Ferrall, J. Willem. Third Row J. Mills, mgr., R. Baer, mgr., R. Wilson, mgr., R. Riggs, mgr., R. Hutt, F. Bruce, H. Jamison, W. McDermott, R. Shaw, B. Bloom, R. Lawrence, R. Mills, R. Shaffer, T. Moldovan, W. Thomas, J. Blose, Mr. Kane, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Cutri, coaches. NEIL AVERY-Halfback and co-captain three year let- BILL LENNOX-Center played an excellent game as fefman P 0Ved fc be U herd funnef Qalned m0f Y oiifensive center helped the Bobcats out of many diffi- yards for the Bobcats. Cul, spois. JOHN BARLEY-Quarterback three year letterman d I d b H alert play calling gave the Bobcats many first downs 'HM LOUGHREN-GW' pcye C Ungwp game G ,an the opgon ploy brilliantly. season . .. proved valuable on defense. GEORGE CHURM-Tackle three year letterman his BOB SMITH-Halfback fastest man on the team headyup play helped lo Win mC'nY gumes' showed great determination and drive. WALTER DAVIS-End proved to be an alert end played G good game GH season JERRY SMITH-Center . .. three year letterman occu- pied the defensive center position made many impor- JIM EQUELS-End and Fullback was very fast on of- mn' mckles' fense established himself as being tough on defense. EARLE STOUT-End three year letterman hauled in DON HAYES-Tflfkle bl99eSl mlm on the feclm WGS many a long and important pass .. . made first string on in on many a tackle also kicked the extra points. ,he on-County' class A mam, JACK HIGH-Tackle good team man played a rugged defensive game in spne of G broken hand' FRED THOMAS-Fullback played a fine game at the tailback position .. . worked hard all season. PHIL ICENHOUR-Guard and Co-captain . . . three year letterman hard man to beat on both offense and de- TED WILLQUGHBY-.End played Q good game from his fense . . . gave the opposing punters a rough time. end position l I u was G strong man on defense- DENNY KUNKLE-Guard and Co-captain . . . three year letterman occupied the other guard spot called the defensive plays one of the best guards in the 5l UPe all Season WU5 UIWUYS feudt' lo Cafe for Cm county, iniured player. DICK RIGGS-Senior manager kept the team in fine 60 Senivm GAME SCORES Beaver Opponent 13 ....... ,.... G rove City ..................,.,. 0 12 ,...... ..,.. M oon Township .,...,......,. 6 6 ....... .,... M idlcincl ,.,.......... ......., 1 9 26 ...... ...... H opewell ,..,.,.. ..... 6 6 .....,. ..... N ew Brighton .,... ,....... 1 3 13 ......, ,.... F reeclom ....,..... ..i.. 7 O ....,.. ,.,.,. M oncxcc ...... ,,.,.... 3 3 O ....... .,..... C orciopolis ,.,..... 0 14 ,..,.... ....... R ochesfer ..... ..,...,.. 2 O 61 Dick Riggs, Manager M 5 i QQ? gi .,. i, ,rr Ay! S' 1 A ' Q5 .A 12 Q i if 45- 1 , ' , , 11, 4 9' Sf . 182 bu f ugf WW M L! SR Hi ,, X A Q4 M' M y 2 'Sf' t Y 1 :,. g,Q, ' V ,, U Q? 1 Uv, Q X .. - ' Q F5 4 1? gifs 3, 5, if PGN 35 -- f ' 1' x Q 4 M' if ' ' ' H . fi ' 1 1 - V ' WKQQ.. ff - 4 QE . -'-. L. J - ' , A L V ,, '5ffff5ifii43LZ5'3.,,L,L K? 33975 iifiiff-f 1'-L 9 i3fiigf-ff ziygf-L.K , , - ,. I .V , f, 1: -P .. b M-f 2-W' - 'l M, mm P- fu . ,. . 5 ' W . We X ' Tw-1 .' .- i f ,SU - A -f' 1, 'A gc, , gf: 0, ,, Vg- Ag 1?-Q .. in 20 .51 ' 5 V Q' I ' ut . 4 gc Q 5 3- , M33 E 15 7 ' . -f v , A , ig I i b 'Q 5: fl MJ P ' L' K 3 R Q 'V ' W' W . W ' Z' 85' 4 531 1 V ' fy L I h - ' V, 5 2 h is ' L Y., V, V5 l ' A f 95 E 5 Q Y 5 if 1 if g 'fi ' 75' F fw. , S' 3 i Y If W gg 3 if, a, . W A f A - ,af ve U , 8 V W K, .. W W ig! S-47 A Q' 3: F52 ,W . Rf? W Q Qt 5 wr, i ff ,:E:,I ,A f , ff ,', T , V Q 15 ,. ,. y fi , I S' ig .f ' , r 5 unior High Wo Mal Yeam First Row Left to Right Mr. Berdell, B. Logan, R. Nicol, D. Saltarelli, J. Patton, D. Marlin L Yard K Skalka, C. DeWitt. Second Row C. Gordon, E. Utnehmer, A. Catanese, D. Ward, B. Murray B Palmer B. Willem, J. Dentler, A. Vesilind, D. Torok. Third Row L. Engleman, B. Pike, D. Gressly J Stewart B Stoner, D. lben, C. Dunlap, L, Sparks, J. Fairclough, H. Noll, R. Bevington. GAME SCORES Beaver Opponent O..., ..,Monaca .. 0 6 .,.. ,... H opewell .. O 20 ..... ,,.... R ochester ,. 0 7 ..,... ,.... M idlanol ..,. ..,. 0 O . ,..... Freedom ,... .,., . H20 6 ,.... ...,. N ew Brighton ., 6 63 First Row Left to ,Right J. Barley, E, Stout, J. Eash, N. Avery, T. Vanderslice, A. Cornell, B. Hollander, D. McMillan. Second Row Mr. Cutri, J. Carver, D. Edgar, C. Weyand, J. Mills, A. Taorminia, B. Lintz, Mr. Kane. Third Row J. Entinger, R. Garvin, J. Torok, D. Mills, W. McDermott, T. Koss, J. Blose. EXHIBITION GAMES Beaver Varsity Opponent Beaver 63 ....,..,......... ......,. 47 ,....... ......... 35 ....... ...,.... 38 ..,..., ........ 50 .,..,. .,...... 54 ....... ......... 53 ,,...,. ........ 49 ....... ,..,.... 59 ..,..,.. ......., 59 ....... ........ 74 ....,., .,...... 46 ...,... .....,,. 55 ......, ........ 56 ....... ........ 63 ......., .,...... 46 ....... ....,... 74 ..,,.. ....,... 60 .,..... ........ 58 ....... ,...,... 52 .....,. ......,. 64 ...,.... .......,.,.. 63 ....... ....,.....,... Leetsdale .. Wampum , ....,,.. ..,. . . Ellwood City Wampum ...... Ambridge Beaver Falls Leetsdale .....,... ....,, Ellwood City Hopewell ......... ...... Freedom .............. ....,. New Brighton Monaca ..,........... ,..,. Midland ..,. Rochester .. Mars .......... Hopewell ,. ..,.... .... . . Freedom .,...,......,. ...... New Brighton Monaca .....,........ . Midland .... Rochester ..... Mars ,............. 57 48 91 40 50 40 87 46 71 46 69 37 52 42 68 56 SECTION VIII 48 43 62 66 64 44 67 63 83 49 50 51 54 55 60 61 56 57 52 65 55 49 71 42 48 58 57 61 Leetsdale ..,.. Wampum ..., Ellwood City Wampum ....., Ambridge .... Beaver Falls .,...,, Leetsdale ...,.... Ellwood City Hopewell ,..... .. Freedom .,...,....... New Brighton Monaca ......, .,.... Midland .... Rochester ,. Mars .....,.... Hopewell ........ Freedom ...,......... New Brighton Monaco ......,...... Midland ..., Rochester .......,....... Mars .,......,...........,..... Won 11 Lost 11 Won 18 Lost 4 K4 leet6all Senior Opponent ..,...35 47 41 37 50 34 37 ..,....49 28 36 21 ......44 ......56 23 30 35 29 43 32 .......4O ......38 ......32 NEIL AVERY-Guard 5' 10 two year letterman spired teammates .. . looked for ways to improve. spirit and determination paid off . .. rescued Bobcats from JOE CARVER-Forward 6111, D U good board mem took Ilghl SPOIS' basketball seriously valuable team player. JOHN BARLEY-Guard 5' 9 . . . hustle and fortitude in- ART CORNELL-Guard . . . 5' 9 steady worker basket- 64 ball was his favorite sport never gave up. JOE EASH-Center 6'1 steady player worked hard . .. took lots of rebounds off boards. DON HAYES-Center 6'1 moved 'Fast for his weight good board man shared new game record-33 points. BILL HOLLANDER-Forward 5' 10 good left-handed shot . .. steady worker developed well. DON MCMILLAN-Forward . .. 5' 6 aggressive small play- er . .. good on defense played well under pressure. EARLE STOUT-Forward . . . 6' 2 . .. spark-plug of Bobcat Five consistent good shot 'From anywhere shared new game record-33 points. Honorary Captain. TOM VANDERSLICE-Forward . .. 5' 9 one of best shots good play-maker dangerous on defense stayed calm. DICK RIGGS-Senior Manager steady worker could be counted on when needed knew job and did it well. VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING J. V. INDIVIDUAL SCORING ' Exhibition section a Total Exhibition season s 'l 'Stout ...... .,....... 1 39 288 lNeW RGCOYCII 427 Lintz ,.,..... ....... 4 1 162 Avery ...... ......, 5 7 160 217 . J. Mills ......,....... 43 151 THayes ................ 26 142 168 Weyand ..,....,,... 67 84 Vanderslice ,..... 51 90 141 Toarmina ....,,.... 48 81 Eash .....,..,....,.... 46 40 86 Thomas ..,......... 80 21 McMillan 7 40 47 Edgar ,..... ..., . ., 30 57 Carver ,... ....... 3 7 0 37 Torok ...........,.... 9 74 Barley ..,. ....... 1 2 18 30 McDermott ........ 27 31 Thomas ..... 2 25 27 Entinger ..... ,..,. 0 39 Hollander . 9 4 13 D. Mills ..... 0 24 Taormina ...,...... 0 10 10 Garvin ....... 0 12 J. Mills ....... 0 6 6 Witkouski ...,,.. . 6 4 Lintz .........,. 0 4 4 Byers ...... . 2 6 Cornell ......,......, 1 0 1 Skalka .,.. 1 7 Honorary Captain Koss ..... 0 6 T Represented Beaver on East All-Star Team . Blose 0 3 Total 203 194 151 129 101 87 83 58 39 24 12 10 8 8 6 3 Seniv A unior High Ka lzet6aIl EXHIBITION Beaver Opponents 32 ....... ...,... B eaver Falls .... ,....... 5 3 38 ,....... ...... M idland .......,.... ........ 4 9 27 .,..,.. ....... B eaver Falls .... ,......, 4 'l 22 ......,. ,.,... M onuco ..............,.... ...,.... 4 2 34 ........ ....,,. M onaca ....,,...,............ ........ 4 2 Won 0 Lost 5 SECTION I6 Beaver Opponents 31 .,..,.. ...,.., F reedom ..,.... . .,......... 20 44 ...... ...,.,. C onway ,.....,......,. ........ 3 5 33 ...... ,.....,. P atterson Twp. ..... .224 39 ....... .,..,... N ew Brighton ..... ..,.... 4 0 32 ,,..... ......, R ochester .,........ ....,.,.. 2 7 45 .....,. ..,..., F reedom ......,,. .,...,... 4 'l 46 ......, ....., C onway ............ ..,.... 2 7 42 ,...... .,.,... P atterson Twp. ,... 29 37 ....... .,..,., N ew Brighton .,... .,..... 2 8 30 .,..... ......, R ochester ....,........... ..,.... 4 5 Section Champions Won 8 Lost 2 Front Row Left to Right D. R. Ward, A. Catanese, J. Dentler, J. Bloom, J. Petrella, R. Baker. Second Row D Javens, D. Torok, B, Simmons, M. Casp, R. Palmer, H. Noll, Mr. Mclsaac. Third Row B. Culley, R. Pike D. Langsdale, R. Tosh, J. Stewart, B. Barclay, S. Orr. 66 enier K . . 4 . -. .,,. .. . . National league Jim Equels, Captain, Gary Miller, Tom Reed, Glenn Ferrall, Eldon Metzger, Dick lcen- hour, Wallie Gill. Dave Dentler, Captain, Gordon Smith, Ray Dawson, Bob Smith, Jim McClure, Tom Durst, Fred Moravec, Mike Conlon, John Walker. Bill Hanley, Captain, Ed Zinkan, John Pfeifer, Fred Lloyd, Charles Hoegle, Don Baker, Mark Davis, Dick Patton. Cecil Gray, Captain, Bob Shaw, Tom Cosky, Rodney Baer, Kenny Weyand, Don Farrow, Tim Blose, Charles Kerr. Telford Birge, Captain, Jerry Smith, Len Pedreira, Robert Kaufman, Ross Saberin, Tom Price, Jack Emery, Donnie Stahl. Jim Loughren, Captain, Jim Conner, Carl Oliver, Jim Irey, Joe Arthurs, Dwight Long, Curt Dean, Bob Summers. Walter Davis, Captain, Ronald Bradshaw, Fred Bruce, Kenny Lee, Richard Wilson, John Buchanan, Ronald ShaFFer. dmeriean league Jack High, Captain, Dave Gitqord, Bob Buffington, Jack Small, Bill Miller, Joe Willem, Paul HuFF, Dale Peters. Bill Lennox, Captain, Don Pettler, Max Callaghan, Paul Dappenbrook, Marty Heid, Hugh Nesbitt, Frank Cucinelli, Harold Jamison. George Churm, Captain, Jack Supler, Bob Allen, Ted Geibel, Al Todd, John Ripper, Lou Pondy, Bill McCormick. Denny Kunkle, Captain, Harry Wallace, Christy Netherland, Dick Mahon, Pat Cum- mings, Bob Evans, Ed Shappela, Dave Andre- sen. Fred Thomas, Captain, Ronnie Grififith, Tom Staub, Gary Mitchell, Robert Stevenson, Ber Evans, Francis Maderia, Lee McKim. Phil lcenhour, Captain, Ted Willoughby, Joe Vaughn, Harold May, John Alberti, LeRoy Savio, Jim Lindey, Emile Razaire. Don Newroth, Captain, Don Smith, Mike Baker, Norman Ward, Frank Dawson, Jack Kress, Joe Sailer, Jim Saberin. 94,4 68 fender GIII6 Front Row, left to right M, Supler, M. Speer, Miss Wain, S. Fraizier, S. Amburnsen. Second Row N Turner, N. MacMillen, E. Bloom, E. Shuster, S. Shaw, M. Russell. Third Row M. Armen, A. Seyboth, J Mills, D. R. Shupe. G. A. A. OFFICERS LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS President ......,..,........ Vice-President ....,....... Nancy MacMillen President Elsie Shuster Ann Ferguson Secretary-Treasurer Mary Armen Secretary-Treasurer ...,... ..,. S andy Merriman First Row Left to Right S. Schmidt, J. McCleery, C. Lammie, J. Croyle, S. Merriman, A. Ferguson, N. Mac- Millen, B. Beeman, E. Beaver, C. Reddinger, G. Gerbi, M. Scrivener. Second Row C. Gilleland, O. Stout, N. Richards, O. Seaburn, B. J. Gardner, D. Campbell, S. Lippincott, D. Krupinski, C. Volz, D. McMinn, M. A. Willem, R. Holt, D. Hoegle. Third Row J. Hughes, J. Jewell, A. Schaefer, E. Jackson, l. Grunert, N. Karlberg, R. D'Allessandro, M. Shema, S. Baughman, B. Madden, N. Gardner, M. K. Trimble. Fourth Row P. McMinn, T. Morse, C. Sallade, R. Azzarello, J, Pukansky, M. Hutchinson, S. Belloff, B. Dickerson, J. Potter, C. Sutter, P. Sallade, J. McMillen. Fifth Row S. Harvey, D. McPherson, C. Hurtt, A. Jones, K. Shannon, D. R. Shupe, D. Bryner, D. Wease, J. Stevenson, S. Aitken. First Row Left to Right S. Witherow, J. Ross, R. A. Horton, R. Groff, K. Coleman, J. Hencel, N. Baum- gard, E. Ayers, M. A. Koss, P. Casbourne, S. Catanese, B. Trimble, M. Summers. Second Row B. Mur ray, M. Radcliffe, J. Radcliffe, S. Smith, M. Edmonds, M. A. Stack, R. A. Waddell, J. Frye, B. Coulter, R Baker, B. Lasada. Third Row M. Reynolds, J. Beecher, V. Cellerini, J. Johnson, J. Stuck, S. Cole, H Sentz, K. Riggs, J. Steed, M. Giles. Fourth Row N. Creese, S. Baney, R. N. Fife, M. Lais, J. Shaffer, S Farmer, B. Cook, C. Clark, A. Galovic, M. Hall, M. Baker, P. Pollock. Fifth Row M. Bywaters, H. M Chapman, J. Daugherty, J. Mills, A. Seyboth, J. Ward, W. Toth, G. Ullom, B. Williams, S. Packer, D. Equels J. Royer, S. Shaw, E. Bloom. First Row Left to Right R. Rubino, R. Avery, P. Lewis, M. Armen, M. Karns, N. Turner, M. Supler, J. Bru- baker, A. Battung, V. May, N. Williamson, F. McLain, J. Brew, M. A. Baxter. Second Row C. Esken, D. Sallade, J. Lengyel, E. McKean, B. Grubick, M. Ellis, D. Marangoni, D. Wimer, L. Laing, A. Heineman, Faller, B. Ballew. Third Row G Crumrine R. Cupani, R. Retzer, B. Graham, R. Myers, E. Kunsman. K. . , J. Hollenbaugh, B. Steeb, E. McKinney, J. Wilson, D. Dappenbrook, Miss Wain. Fourth Row M. Bundy, B. Richardson, R. Pavilinch, M. Burneson, B. Cribbs, J. Hineman, B. Schwartz, S. Simms, J. Henry, S. Engel, J. Hollander, L. Kerr, C. Graff. Fifth Row M. Russell, L. McDonald, E. Griffin, S. Darby, R. Sevins, N. Slosser, M. Zinkan, M. Barclay, E. Shuster, S. Snyder, M. Speer, S. Frazier, S. Amburnson. 69 Senior High Ka e6all Front Row Left to Right P. Dappenbrook, R. Shaw, J. Blose, M. Heicl, R. Skalka, W. Weaver. Second Row C. Thomas, W. Lintz, J. Smith, R. Sullivan, T. Vanderslice, R. Mott, J. Barley, R. Laughlin, A. Taor- mina, W. Hanley, N. Avery, J. Torok. Third Row W. Hollander, N. Lengyel, W. Sell, E. Stout, D. Hayes, K. Black, P. Bernauer, R. Riggs, R. Stanley, D. Andresen, Mr. Johnson. GAME SCORES-1954 Beaver Opponent '3 ..,... ....,. E Ilwood City ,.., .,,,. 2 '4 ....., ..,.... E llwood City ..., .,.,. 3 7 ...... ...,.. B eaver Falls .. ..,. . 6 O ...... ,.,.... H opewell 'I 6 ....... ...... M onaca 2 l0 ...... ...... M icllancl ..... . , . 9 W3 ...... ....... B eaver Falls .... ..... 1 6 ...... ....... N ew Brighton ..... ..,.. 'I 12 ..,,,.. ....... M onaca ..,....... ..... 2 6 ....,.. ....,.. H opewell 7 0 ...... ..... R ochester ,... .,... 2 7 ...... .... R ochester .,.. ...,. 8 9 ...... ,..... M idland ........ ......, 5 3' Non-League 70 Seniom 0 Kent Black Served as a regular backstop during his sen- ior year . . . showed lots of determination and hustle. Ronnie Mott Played every position on the team . . . very good bunter . . . good hitter in the clutch . . . a four year letterman. Norm Lengyel Pitched the Cats to many a victory during his turn as a hurler . . . served as a pinch-hitter, too . . . a three year letterman. Bob Laughlin One of the classiest first-basemen to wear a Cot uniform . . . good long ball hitter . . . a three year letterman. Paul Bernauer Played a good game at third base and also took his turn on the mound . . . batted in the clean-up position . . . a three yearletter- man. John Smith Came through as a senior . . . played a bril- liant game of defense in the outfield . . . best defensive man. Bill Sell Pitched good ball on several occasions . . good long ball hitter . . . fast runner. Bob Sullivan Served well as a pinch-hitter and pinch- runner . . . good team man . . . helped considerably by coaching bases. S4 and 5 Dick Stanley Dick handled the task of senior manager well . . . was a great help to the team . . . a two year letterman. John Barley Was the second Bobcat hurler . . . gave the Johnsonmen many a win . . . held mastery over Midland. Neil Avery Played shortstop and second base . . . good leadoff man . . . excellent bunter. Bill Hanley Played leftfield very well . . . was one of the Cats' powerhitters . . . fast man on the base-paths. Tom Vanderslice Played all of the outfield positions . . . came through with a hit when it was needed . . . good team man. Earle Stout Played right field . . . came through with many a long smash . . . good hitter. Dick Riggs As manager, Dick helped the team consider- ably . . . kept the boys in fine shape. Don Hayes Developed into a strong reinforcement in the catching department . . . hit a long ball. Bill Hollander Bill proved his worth as a manager . . . was always a sparkplug to the team. Kea 1' Tr cle Front Row left to Right J. Kampmeyer, W. Henry, D. Stahl, S. Marcus, D. McMillan, M. Baker, C. Kerr, D. Strother, H. McCune, J. Sailer, P. Reilly. Second Row D. Saltarelli, J. Buchanan, L. Baker, J. Equels, D. Kunkle, P. lcenhour, J. Supler, R. Crumrine, G. Ferrall. Third Row Mr. Rogers, A. Cupani, G. Moore, R. Higerd, J. Eash, G. Miller, W. Davis, J. Carver, M. Weller, D. Newroth. Dick Crumrine-Low hurdles, 220 yard dash, pole vault holds school record for vaulting at 10' 3 good com- petitive spirit. John Griffith-100 and 220 yard dashes, relays tied old school record for the 100 yard dash at 10.6 seconds .. . fast and dependable. Bob Higerd-440 yard dash and relay had nice stride liked to run . . . gave his best. Melvin Weller-High hurdles, sprints 'Found his work and did it always practicing helped new runners get a good start. Bob Kunsman, Sanford Feibus, Tom Schlosser, and John Hineman-all worked at the shot put added spirit to the team .. . improved steadily. Angelo Cupani-Manager . . . class of '54 . .. knew his iob and performed it well . .. big help to the team and coach. Mike Baker-Pole vault stayed after practice to learn more about his Iob showed promise as a iunior. Lanny Baker-Low hurdles, broad jump, sprints took track seriously ... watched the seniors for hints so he could improve. Joe Carver-High hurdles, high iump had lots of spirit . . . gave good effort followed instructions closely. Wally Davis-Broad iump, low hurdles, half-mile relay ,. . really took to the air on his broad iumps liked good competition .. . inspired teammates. Joe Eash-High iump, broad iump, 440 yard dash, relays very versatile ran fast and hard liked those team wins. Jim Equels-Broad jump, relay, 220 yard dash hard worker . .. quick sense of humor kept teammates in good spirits. Charles Kern--Mile and half-mile took unsurpassed in- terest in the sport set good example for underclassmen also earned a letter as a cross country man. Gary Miller-Mile and half-mile holds school record for the mile at 4:42, breaking the previous record of 4:54 . . . also holds the Midland High School Stadium record for the mile cross country captain, too. Don McMillan-440 yard dash and relays came out for track as a junior . .. valuable to team record and spirit. Jack Supler-Half-mile, relays and 440 yard dash good worker .. . never let down practiced faithfully. Phil lcenhour, Denny Kunkle, and Jim Loughren-Shot put- ters for the class of '55 . . . worked with the seniors and de- veloped quickly .. . lke also displayed some speed as a runner. C'roAA Cvun try Team TRACK-1954 year, Gary Miller lowered the mile record from 4:54 to 4:42 and Dick Crumrine raised Beaver Opponent the pole vault record from 9' 6 to l0' 3 . 61 .,.... ....... E llwood ...,.. ...,..... 3 4 58W .....r..... Zelienople ..,. .....,.. 3 2M Beaver opponent 50 ..,... ...,,.. R ochester .... ..,..... 5 O 40 New Castle H H -I5 Triangular Meet 37 ,.,.. ,.,.,. A mbridge ,,... .....,.. l 8 Midland ........,..... 65 Beaver .......... .. 36 34 ' ' C Cmonsburg ' 2-l Zelienople 'I,4lI'lA..-AA -I3 28 ..... ....., E ast Liverpool ..... ........ 2 7 36 ....... .,... H ickory ...... .,...... 'I 9 Midland Invitational Meet 36 ............... Aliquippa ......,.....,...,..... 'I9 Midland placed first, Rochester second, Ell- wood City third, Beaver fourth, Monaca fifth, Placed ninth among sixteen teams com- and Zelienople sixth. peting in W.P.l.A.l.. run at Alcoma Country Two new records were established this Club. First Row, left to right R. Rosica, J. Horter, T. Blose, C. Kerr, H. McCune. Second Row S. Marcus, mgr., D, Strothers, C. Dean, R. Netherland, P. Reilly, G. Miller, J. Sailer, Mr. Rogers. 73 Ruih Ann Harion, Joan Brew, Jo Anne Ward, Margie Speer, Susie Cole Peggy Connor, Virginia Ripper, Mimi Cczfanese, Donna Roe Marsh, Jean Maifhews, Phoebe Ccxpron 1' KWH? M -W .,,.,, ,,,,..,-v ' r W A I 52 T A iirum, ' A am' ' X3 -7 miie I 2 -Iwwq, I 1 3 1 5 hui: r 6 45' I Z,w5 . k Wi7d,ik gg A , 52: ,XA I 2 'fy . U, ,',,..?1,lH7 ' Y Q mf- I f'ws1s?sei5g5??F 'V Www 115 fm YW ,,zff,.ia -4' ,Q swf' gn Ag I 5 . f 55 if W, ff, M Q f . 'Q Mr.. 'KU 4 L . . . , .4 ,A 1 j,5.,g,,i ,3 231 K.. 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When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for a Senior Class to pub- lish another Shingas, and to assume, among the graduate classes of former years, the great and exalted position to which their year- book entitles them, a decent respect to the stu- dent body compels us to declare the work at- tached to such an undertaking. We hold these truths to be self-evident: editors, reporters, artists, typists, salesmen, and many others are needed, advice must be secured, contracts must be signed, plans must be made, deadlines must be met, and then a new book is born. The history of the present book is a his- tory of repeated urgings and admonitions by the adviser and editors, all having in direct object a better product, a higher sales, and a greater number of Oh's! and Ah's! when the Shingas appears in May. To prove this, let the facts be submitted to a candid school. The adviser selected Lee and Lou to organize, plan and coordinate the build- ing of the book. They selected Joe, Pennie, and Rae to plan, conduct, and complete the best sales campaign ever. They put artists, photographers, and writers to work producing the best for the pages of the Shingas. He coerced, caioled and counseled everyone into doing his best so that the Shingas would look the part. He contrived with others fbusiness firmsj and gave his assent to their ac- tions in order to: Save money by contracts, Save money by discounts, Secure greater services from those companies for the benefit of the class. They have given time, energy, and thought to the overall plan. They have exerted influence on all others to cooperate in getting the Shingas ready on time. He has and does praise the staff, the class, the faculty, and the student body for wholehearted support. Therefore, we, the class in final meeting as- sembled, do solemnly swear that we are, and of a right ought to be, proud of our Shingas and that it has full powers to assume among all other fine Shingases its proper station in life, and with firm reliance in our integrity, we mutually pledge our loyalty, our payments, and our sacred autograph- Best of Luck to a Swell Kid. CLASS OF '55 Cwith apologies to Thomas Jeffersonl Sfffff EDITORIAL STAFF First Row Left to Right J. Beecher, M. Barclay, H. M. Chapman, N. Potter, J. Hencel, N. Young, V. Cell- erini, J. Trishman, M. Speer, D. Marangoni, N. MacMiIIen. Second Row M. Karr, P. McMinn, G. Gerbi, M. Scrivener, P. McAllister, B. Kunsman, J. Henry, C. Hurtt, M. Witten, J. Trishman, S. Aitkin, D. Krupin- ski, J. Brew. Third Row S. Shaw, C. Kerr, N. Avery, D. McMiIIen, J. Kress, A. Cornell, D. Newroth, M. Baker, T. Vanderslice, L. Baker, S. Frazier. BUSINESS STAFF First Row Left to Right G. Gallio, E. Baker, E. Eichenlaub, E. Ayers, S. Lippincott, B. Gardner, S. Am burnsen, D. Holt, A. Galovic, J. Pukansky, T. Morse, C. Sallade, M. A. Stack, B. Dunham. Second Row F Thomas, R. Grosskopf, H. Feely, M. Supler, J. Kress, D. Wimer, D. Campbell, C. Keagy, D. Wease, J Wright, E. Shuster, W. Hollander, R. Rosica, D. Gifford. Third Row J. Barley, D. Hayes, G. Churm, D Kunkle, J. High, W. Davis, J. Eash, E. Stout, R. Riggs, R. Macintosh, J. Ripper, G. Miller, N. Ward. 79 There's a stampede in the girls' locker fel: 0 Sfffff ECHO STAFF First Row Left to Right B. Trim ble, M. Koss, D, Holt, D. Newroth D. Krupinski, M. Scrivener. Sec ond Row S. Cole, W. Toth, N Trushel, R. Retzer, S. Amburnsen Mrs. Bell. Third Row R. N. Fife S. Farmer, T. Vonderslice, L O'Donnell, L. Shaw, N. Potter. section. Get that story! These 'Familiar words have been heard many times by members of the Journalism class, consisting of 14 news-hungry students. Under the direction of Mrs. Beryl Bell, the co- editors, Dawn Holt and Don Newroth, assume the responsibility of publishing the Echo and also keeping the town posted on happenings around Beaver High School through the pages ot the Beaver Valley Times. The Journalism students also learn vari- ous operations of publishing a newspaper, which includes editing, and setting it up for press. Keyhole sffrr Any iunior high school pupil who wants KEYHOLE STAFF First Row Left to Right S. Rice, S. Reynolds, K. McCon- nell, A. Lang, C. Field, J. Orr, L. Cortese. Second Row C. Miles, G. Linin, F. Gollio, N. Scott, J. Gibson, J. Mark, L. Anthony, J. Wayne, K. Kohl, M. Brennen. Third Row C. Papolas, K. Devine, G. Fisher, J. Trumpeter, W. Gregg, D. Saltarelli, P. Crichton, B. Lo- gan, J. Altimus, D. Lennox, B. Waddell, J. Kearney, E. Sutter, Mr. Duhlberg. Fourth Row M. Fowler, R. Bean, J. Sparks, J. Creese, E. Shatto, B. Cascio, D. Marsh, J. Zig- gas, E. Horkins, F. Pettler, D. Baker, J. Carpenter, K. Drake, M. Morrow. to know the latest news and gossip gets a copy of the iunior high newspaper, the Key- hole. The 40 members of the Keyhole staFF work hard to cover all school events and ac- tivities ot interest to the students. The mimeo- graphed paper includes sports events, clubs, puzzles, and drawings. At the beginning of each school year, members of the staFf are chosen by written applications. With the aid of the sponsor, Mr. Elroy Dalberg, the editor, Jo Ann Mark, and the staFf, the school paper is published every six weeks. Front Row left to Right R. A. Horton, J. Brew, S. Cole, J. Ross, S. Karns, S. Shaw, P. Pollock, S. Harvey, R. A. Waddell, K. Coleman. Second Row Miss Lawson, J. Johnson, M. Burneson, B. Madden, J. Jewell, C. Gilleland, B. Cook, L. Laing, A. Galovic, C. Hurtt, J. Hineman. Third Row F. Summers, D. Stevens, R. Griffith, W. Lintz, M. Heid, F. Bruce, T. Durst, D. Meadows. Fourth Row M. Callaghan, T. Cosky, H. May, F. Dawson, C. Thomas, J. Equels, J. McClure. Front Row Left to Right G. Crumrine, J. Frye, B. Murray, M, Bell, A. Ferguson, L. McDonald, M. Armen N. Cortest, A. Schafer, J. Henry. Second Row D. R. Shupe, J. Mills, A. Seyboth, M. Reynolds, G. Ullom H. Sentz, S. Boney, M. Lais, J. Stuck, D. Holt, S. Madden. Third Row L. Emery, J. Conner, E. Metzger T. Reed, D. McMillan, D. Newroth, S. Wilson, L, McKim, D. Knapp. Fourth Row C. Oliver, L. O'DonneIl D. Long, R. Shaffer, R. Mills, T, Swead, L. Savio, R. Bradshaw, D. Morford, J. Mills. Spani la C7116 Buenos dias seF1or. This is the typical welcome given students entering room 204. Here, under the capable leadership of Miss Lawson, students of first and second year Spanish have an opportunity to use the language in an entertaining way. This club, one of the largest in the school, meets monthly. The officers are as follows: Sarah Shaw, presi- dent, Ann Ferguson, vice-president, Pennie Pollock, secretary, and Craig Thomas, treasurer. 81 1 Came af C7416 Front Row Left to Right S. Frazier, C. Kensley, J. Hencel, N. Young, D. Knapp, K. Coleman, N. Purdum, B. Beeman, D. Schermerhorn, N. Richards. Second Row J. Hughes, J. Trishman, P. Reynolds, G. Steele, B. Schwartz, G. Gerbi, N. Potter, J. Tolbert, C. Sutter, J. Potter, Mr. Belfore. Third Row L. Emery, D. Peters, R. Grosskopf, G. Moore, J. Kampmeyer, J. Kress, R. Evans, B. Evans, H. McCune, T. Loxley, A. Todd, B. Henry. Fourth Row D. Rosica, B. Ful- ler, B. Clausen, L. Gillespie, A. Bennet, D. Stauffer, J. Williams, D. Long, B. Miller, J. Arthurs, D. Andresen. Smile! Say cheese! This is what the forty active members of the Camera Club are saying everywhere they go. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Stanley Belfore, the members of the club took pictures of the Senior Dance, the Football Dance, and the Junior Prom. Many field trips to points of interest in Pittsburgh show the members' determination to stimulate interest in photography. The shutterbugs, aided by Don Knapp, president, Jane Trish- man, vice-president, and Janice Hencel, secre- tary-treasurer have many interesting activi- ties and programs. The Future Teachers Club of America con- sists of 25 seniors interested in the teaching Held as a vocation. Their interests range from elementary education in kindergarten to spe- cialized subiects such as math or science. This organization follows the suggestions of the National Education Association. Some activi- tiesot the club are, assisting in the elemen- tary grades while special programs are in ses- sion and helping with classroom duties of the high school. The officers of the club are: Hank Feely, president, Dottie Wimer, secretary- treasurer, and Mrs. Beulah V. Cook, sponsor. First Row Left to Right M. Witten, N. Young, S. Frazier, N. MacMillen, S. Shaw, H. Feely, D. Wimer, Mrs. Cook, J. Hencel, D. Marangoni, D. Krupinski. Second Row M. Barclay, W. Lennox, D. Kunkle, P, lcenhour, J. Barley, D. Hayes, E. Stout, R. Riggs, A. Cornell, L. Lindey, J. Supler, E. Shuster, B. Kunsman. 82 Q O First Row Left to Right R. A. Waddell, J. Johnson, G. Crumrine, B, Beeman, E. Beaver, N. Young, L. McDonald, K. Lee, R. Stevenson, J. Hencel, D. Marangoni, J. Henry, S. Schmidt, H. M. Chapman. Second Row D. Schermerhorn, C. Sutter, J. Stevenson, J, Wilson, P. McAllister, B. Coulter, D. McPherson, C. Hurtt, G. Feibus, M. Otto, J. Trishman, D, Wease, M. Baker, R, Avery, A. Jones, J. Potter, N. Purdum, C. Gilleland, N. Richards. Third Row D. Nay, T. Custer, G. Moore, W. Clausen, S. Wilson, J. Torok, R. Rosica, R. Evans, G. Miller. Featuring a hard working membership Remember the girl who rubbed alcohol under the leadership of president Kenny Lee, Oh YOUI' Crm forthe T. B- patch TEST? She is C1 and secretary-treasurer Bob Stevenson, the FUTUVS NU 5e Of Amef'CU- M55 RUH1 F'5l e and Mrs. Irene Benner, the sponsors, have taken the thirty members of the club to many hospitals and schools of nursing. These trips and the monthly meetings show the girls how nursing tasks are performed. The president, Gail Gallio, the vice president, Karen Riggs, Music Appreciation Club experienced the most successful year of its existence. Cut down to a small group of 30, the club made many at- tempts to further their knowledge of music. Highlight of the year was a trip to the Syria Mosque in l?lfT5bUVQl T0 hem' Hlihe Messlclin- and the secretary-treasurer, Martha Shema Congratulations are due to the officers and to lead the girls in the pu,-page gf fhe organizer- The SPOHSOF, Leslie Marietta. tion-promoting better health. First Row Left to Right H. Sentz, N. Davis, A. Ferguson, G, Gallic, K. Riggs, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Benner, M. Shema, C. Breckinridge, A. Galovic, B. Dunham. Second Row A. Heineman, D. Bryner, N. Baumgard, C. Russell, P. McAllister, M. Baker, C. Hurtt, J. Trishman, J. Henry. O 83 . . .SCR16 The Science and Nature Study Club, better known as the SANS Club, enioyed another successful year. At their bi-weekly meetings movies, talks, and dem- onstrations were presented. This year, as in other years, the club made many interesting field trips, in- cluding a trip to Pittsburgh. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Frank Rogers. The otticers are: Jim Williams, president, Mary Ann Karns, vice-president, Joe Sailer, secretary- treasurer, and Olive Stout, program chairman. Front Row Left to Right J. Wilson, L. Laing, S. Witherow, C. Volz, M. A. Willem, J. Croyle, C. Graff, P Sallade, R. Wike, E. Thompson, N. Williamson, M. Summers. Second Row D. McMinn, M. Radcliite, J Jewell, O. Stout, C. Gilliland, B. Steeb, J. Hollenbaugh, S. Engle, S. Packer, D. Equels, S. Simms, Mr. Rogers. Third Row J. Olson, F. Cucinelli, J. Emery, R. Summers, W. Henry, D. Stevenson, T. Moldovan B. Evans, H. McCune, W. Higerd, S. Marcus, L. McKim, W. Miller. Fourth Row M. Woods, R. Garvin, R. Allan, F. Lloyd, D. Long, T. Koss, B. Bloom, R. Byers, R. Shaffer, J. Gourley, W, Gill, J. Torok, J. Buchanan D. Andreson. Front Row Left to Right S. Schmidt, J. McCleery, S. Merriman, C. Lammie, J. Williams, Sailer, E. Beeman, E. Beaver, N. Purdum, V, May, B. Murray, F. McLain. Second Row Richards, D. Schermerhorn, O. Seaburn, J. Stevenson, E. Breckenridge, D. Bahr, R. Holt, D. M. A. Karns, J. E. McKean, N. Hoegle, L. Kerr, E. McKenny, J. Potter. Third Row M. Bywaters, R. D'Allessandro, J. Gula, I. Grunert, N. Karlberg, C. Clark, M. Hutchinson, M. Shema, S. Baughman, E. Madden, N. Gardner, M. K. Trimble, C. Sutter. Fourth Row P. Reilly, A. Bennet, R. Mills, M. Heid, G. Steele, E. Bissell, B. Schwartz, B. Dickerson, R. Dawson, J. Blose. 84 Senior Science CIII6 A First Row Left to Right S. Lippincott, D. Holt, N. Potter, D. Krupinski, E. Kunsman, L. Pondy, A. Cornell, T. Morse, C. Sallade, G. Gerbi, D. Bryner, D. Shema. Second Row H. M. Chapman, C. Wilson, M. Otto, G. Crumrine, A. Seyboth, J. Johnson, M. Barclay, M. Baker, B. Graham, Mr. Reber. Third Row M. Conlon, W. Lintz, R. Skalka, W. Weaver, D. Pettler, L. Pedriera, C, Gray, D. Dentler, G. Churm, R. Netherland, S. Wilson. Fourth Row R. Stevenson, A. Taormina, J, Smith, D. Kunkle, J. Supler, W. Lennox, N. Avery, J. Carver, E. Metzger, R. Patton. Fifth Row J. Walker, F. Mason, R. Mills, D. Hayes, J. Eash, T. Vander- slice, F. Thomas, W. Hanley, F. Dawson, D. Smith. First Row Left to Right J. Stuck, M. Lais, S. Cole, R. Avery, A. Jones, J. Hollander, N. MacMillen, A Heineman, C. Smiley, K, Riggs, M. Burneson, M. Armen. Second Row D. R. Shupe, J. Mills, N. Trushel J. Royer, A. Galovic, D. McPherson, C. Hurtt, J. Trishman, J. Henry, S. Shaw, J. Trishman. Third Row J High, H. Feely, T. Price, M. Callaghan, K. Grossglass, R. Smith, D. McMillan, J. Kress, T. Collins, M. Baker J. Loughren, M. Bingenheimer, J. Kampmeyer. Fourth Row J. Barley, G. Mitchell, R. Griffith, D. Stautfer, W, Clausen, J. Hoban, J. Lindey, W. Davis, L, Baker, D. Knapp, H. Nesbitt. Fifth Row L. O'Donnell, D Gifford, L. Gillespie, R. Kaufman, J. Equels, W. Grunert, W. Fuller, T. Birge, D. Morford, W. Kramer P. Hildman, R. Rosica, R. Grosskopt, G. Moore. All those interested in big explosions, falling weights, and science in general, meet once a month in room 205. The Senior Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Nevin W. Reber, has interesting experiments and movies, and makes a visit each year to Buhl Planetarium, where several members enter projects. Various members plan and conduct each meeting with the assist- ance and advice of Mr. Reber. The officers of the club this year are: Lou Pondy, president, Judy Mills, and Don Knapp, vice presidents, Betty Kunsman, sec- retary, and Art Cornell, treasurer. 85 SENIOR Hl-Y. Front Row Left to Right B, Culley, S. Orr, A. Vesilind, C. McConnell, J. Sailer, Mr. Belfore, F. Cucinelli, T. Koss, J. Petrella, B. Garvin, B. Miller. Second Row: J. McGregor, B. Simmons, C. DeWitt, D. Andresen, J. Torok, H. Noll, B. Higerd, J. Buchanan, J. Olsson, B. Del Soto, B. Geibel. Seniv Hi - and Junior Hi - Due to the separation of the ninth grade Monthly meetings are held in which plans 'FFOITI the seventh Grid eighth QTCICJSS this YGCII' gre discussed, movies Shown gnd proiectg de- if WGS found neCe55C'rY To Organize TWU l'll'Y veloped. The future looks encouraging for units. Mr. Stanley Belfore was named as spon- sor of the unit comprising the ninth and tenth grade members, Mr. Elroy Dalberg, Mr. Ralph Miller co-sponsored seventh and eighth grades. both groups if enthusiasm can be maintained. Officers ofthe Senior High group are Tom Koss, president, Frank Cucinelli, vice-presi- dent, Fred Lloyd, secretary, and Joe Sailor, Since the Junior High group is in its third . . . . ' ' h tt'- or 'Fourth year of operation its plans are quite Treasurer For The 'lumor Hlgh group J e O I Well defined and in good operation' The Sen- cers are Weston Wilhelm, president, Bill Wolz, ior High group's plans, while extensive, are vice-president, Allan Creps, secretary, and Bill as yet, not definite. Brew, treasurer. JUNIOR HI-Y. First Row Left to Right R. Collins, B. Wise, C. Snitger, J. Moorehead, J. Henwood, R. Vesilind, P Summerfield, B. Culley, G. Davis, P. McConaughy, R. Walker, B. Smalstig. Second Row J. Harlan, L. Ludwig, E. Long T. Hogue, R. Bainbridge, B. Paterick, L. Lawrence, H. Miller, D. Fox, M. Finney, J. Hamilton, B. Wilhelm, L. Yard, R. Carl son, D. Lennox, T. Sallade, J, Greedan, R. Davis. Third Row B. Brew, J. Cooper, B. John, S. Nevill, J. Shuster, R Oliver, D. Higbee, B. Davis, R. Beaver, R. Gourley, M. Cannon, F. Cornell, T. Davis, B. Wolz, D. Edgar, A. Creps, W. Wil helm, B. Rose, P. Roosa, J. Morris. Fourth Row A. Bliss, S. Smith, G. Hutchinson, E. Zgoda, P. Eaton, L. Tatsch, E Davis, D. Bultington, D. Smith, L. Engleman, C. Gardner, K. Boyce, L, Shue, D. Salterelli, R. Nicol, P. Crichton, S. Ratey K, Snitger, E. Wilson, Mr, Dalberg, Mr. Miller. 86 Seniv lvligla Studen t Council univ High Student Council SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row Left to Right Miss Fox, J. High, N. Avery, J. Barley, D. Gifford, A. Cornell. Second Row J. Stuck, S. Cole, J. Mills, T. Price, A. Taormina, B. Stevenson, G. Mitchell. Third Row D. Stahl, R. Holt, A. Bennett, R. Lawrence, J. Buchanan, J. Potter, F. Bruce. Fourth Row P. Capron, S. Javens, B. Murray, A. Vesilind, J. Stewart, R. Palmer, D. R. Ward. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row Left to Right R. Farkus, J. Springer, F. Pettler, J. Mark, A. Lang, S. Reynolds, M. Catanese K. Kress, S. Rice, S. Price, J. Wayne. Second Row P. Vesilind, A. Sebastian, R. Beaver, B. Wooles P Crichton, G. McLaughlin, D. Saltarelli, S, Ratey, J. Altemus, W. Bloom, R. Gray, D, Hall, S. Nevill Third Row B. Culley, B. Lee, R. Pettler, J, Sell, M, Patterson, J. Cessna, B. Isles, L. Walsh, J. Bloom The Senior High' Student Council consists of one representative from each home room in the high school and the four class presidents. This organization meets once every two weeks to discuss school problems. Locker inspection and the decoration of Christmas trees are two ot the tasks of the Student Council. Miss Fox sponsors the organization with the help of the following olaficers: John Barley, president, Anthony Toarmina, vice-president, Jane Potter, secretary, and Don Stahl, treas- urer, The Junior High Student Council, spon- sored by Mr. William L. Charlesworth, consists of two representatives from each homeroom, as well as the seventh and eighth grade oFfi- cers. Annabelle Lang, president, Mimi Catan- ese, vice-president, Florence Pettler, secretary, and Susan Rice, treasurer, direct the bi-weekly meetings. In past years, with profits realized from selling tickets for the Junior High Variety Show, a new oitice adding machine, a traffic blinker, records, and Christmas decorations have been bought for the school. 87 Keta Tri- Hi- The Beta Chapter of the Tri-Hi-Y consists of 85 members from the freshman and sopho- more classes. This chapter meets monthly at First Row Left to Right B. Beeman, J. ShaeiTer, B. Murray, N. Purdum, J. Logan, J. Wilson, S. Schmidt M. Shaffer, D. Yemm, S. Musser. Second Row P. Sallade, M. Smith, J. Jewel, C. Gilleland, S. Hagen, C Wallace, J. Matthews, D. Homesley, J. Roberts, E. L. Christy. Third Row R. Nagy, O. Seaburn, O. Stout E. Beaver, C. Graff, L. Kerr, B. Steeb, R. A. Romigh, J. Riggs, M. Sell. Fourth Row N. Karlburg, J. Potter J. Stevenson, M. K. Trimble, S. Baughman, N. Gardner, J. Gula, C. Sutter, S. Brown, C. Johnson, E. Skinner First Row Left to Right L. Wolford, D. Stickle, N. Stammelbach, M. Moore, S. Merriman, S. Packer, C. Reynolds, J. Cazen, N. Eberhardt, M. Summers, M. McMillan. Second Row N. Creese, J. Gill, E. Carna- han, S. Lee, R. Holt, B. Palmer, N. McKim, B. Busang, V. May, l. J. Doutt, Mrs. Lowery. Third Row J. Farmer, N. Klotz, D. Schermerhorn, M. Sallade, L. Page, R. Wilson, B. Breckenridge, E. Linn, N. Benner, S. J. Cooke, L. Kiernan, M. Housedon. Fourth Row C. Clark, B. Schwartz, D. Equels, S. Davis, P. Capron, J. Jenkins, J. Kerr, B. Bogovich, L. L. McTaggert, R. Rader, L. Belloff, D. Jordan. United Nations Conference. Mrs. Leona Lowery sponsors the club with the help of the following officers: Janice Lo- which many fund raising proiects are dis- cussed, planned, and completed. The money goes for club equipment and charity. Jane Stevenson was sent to the District Tri-Hi-Y meeting and there was elected to the District 88 gan, president, Judy Wilson, vice-president, Sandy Merriman, secretary, Sheryl Packer, treasurer, Chris Reynolds, chaplain, and Nancy Purdum, historian. Senivr First Row Left to Right N. Baumgard, J. Hencel, K. Coleman, J. Brubaker, M. Supler, J. Brew, M. Speer, D. R. Shupe, S. Frazier, S. Amburnsen, R. Azzerello, T. Morse. Second Row R. A. Harton, J. Frye, N. Turner, N. MacMillen, S. Lippincott, B. J. Gardner, S. Synder, D. Marangoni, D. Campbell, C. Russell, R. Grotf, E. Kunsman. Third Row H. Sentz, A. Ferguson, R. A. Waddell, D. McPherson, C. Hurtt, J. A. Henry, D. Wimer, P. Pollock, J. Royer, B. Graham, B. Coulter. Fourth Row B. Williams, M. Reynolds, J. Daugherty, E. Jackson, A. Shaffer, A. Jones, J. Ward, A. Seyboth, J. Mills, S. Shaw, M. Barclay. First Row Left to Right B. Trimble, M. Kinkopf, J. Ross, L. Knopp, P. Casborne, J. Stuck, D. Holt, K. Riggs, J, Pukanski, R. Avery, E. Ayers, N. Young. Second Row A. Heineman, N. Trushel, D. Krupinski, J. Hughes, M. Hall, J. Hollander, S. Cole, R. Rubino, B. Grobick, K. Shannon, Mrs. Burry. Third Row H. Has- tings, M. Lais, J. Johnson, V. Cellerini, J. Steed, A. Galovic, C. Keagy, E. Imrie, J. Shaffer, D. Bryner, S, Torrence, C. Reddinger, S. Aitken. Fourth Row M. A. Stack, M, Baker, S. Farmer, M. Witten, R. Retzer, M. Burneson, S. Baney, S. Madden, L. McDonald, G. Kennett, C. Bradley, R. Fife, R. M. Cupani. A milestone in Beaver's Tri-Hi-Y history was passed this year. Two clubs were formed, one for the iuniors and seniors, called the Alpha Chapter, and one for the freshmen and sophomores called the Beta Chapter. The Alpha Chapter had many proiects this year, a mum sale, helping needy families at Christmas, the Thanksgiving Assembly, and a spring fashion show. Donna Rae Shupe was elected to represent the central-west dis- trict at the Model U. N. Assembly. Other girls were delegates at the Older Girls' Conference and at various other rallies. Mrs. Adelaide Burry sponsors the club with the aid of the following girls, Margie Speer, president, Joan Brew, vice-president, Dawn Holt, secretary, Karen Riggs, treasurer, Donna Rae Shupe, chaplain, and June Stuck, historian. 89 7 a Fl- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row Left to Right D. Holt, D. Marangoni, S. Shaw, Miss Esenwein, L. McDonald, L. Pondy, D. New- roth, D. McMillan. Second Row G. Gallic, M. Speer, S. Frazier, J. Royer, B. Bloom, J. Trishman, J. Henry, R. Fife, D. Wimer. Third Row H. Feely, A. Cornell, J. Carver, G. Churm, M. Baker. PRESIDENTS CABINET First Row Left to Right E. Shuster, D. Holt, J. Brew, M. Speer, Mr. Linn, N. MacMillen, G. Gallio, J. Logan, S. Shaw, L, McDonald. Second Row F. Bruce, L. Pondy, J. Barley, N. Avery, T. Price, K. Lee, J. High, D. Newroth, B. Murray, T. Koss, J. Williams, D. Kunkle, P. lcenhour. Sclwlamlup and leader lujz Alpha Chapter ofthe National Honor So- ciety was reactivated the past tall with seven members. Lee McDonald, Lou Pondy and Sarah Shaw acted as president, vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively. Dawn Holt, Don McMillan, Don Newroth and Dolores Mar- angoni completed the personnel. In February 1955, at an impressive ceremony with a court trial as its theme, the following were inducted into membership: Mike Baker, Beth Bloom, Joe Carver, George Churm, Art Cornell, Hank Fee- ly, Rae Fife, Susie Frazier, Gail Gallio, Jo Anne Henry, Judy Royer, Margie Speer, Jean Trish- man, Dottie Wimer. Qualities of character, leadership, service, and scholarship are the determining factors in membership. As in former years Miss Cath- ryne Esenwein is sponsor of this group. The Presidents Council, composed of or- ganization and club presidents, editors, cap- tains and other outstanding leaders in the school, is organized by its sponsor, Principal Charles S. Linn. Problems of leadership, co- ordination of extracurricular activities in the school, and general leadership in the student body, are three of its maior yearly projects. This group has no oFficers. lflvnor reap 194 ni ,, - lg, 'Pwnc , ifwmw gd ' K mil' ' ' , J wuwi WW X fi I Q20 .1 X xx gmgg 1 1 fa xg , V ky 25 f , , , I . A. MSQXQQL ' . igtaiif 'gt I I , Fw .sf . , 'NSW ' 'fibfff , l, . J M A , xx Dx ibuidvfiwi -- xx 5' -0 4, ff H .Bu QQ! 3311 Nmwr- if nv X 7,551 J we X 1guetYmi:,m,s.w Qiirxbawiinzxl u.,.,.k I Front Row Left to Right R. Leis, M. McCleery, R. Marvin Mr Linn, M. Shaw, C. Stevenson, N. Geibel. Second Row J McClure, S, McCIemen!s, J. Stevens, M. E. De Wiit, J. Reising Third Row A. Bissell, P. Pettier, T. Schlosser. 91 l I i First Row Left to Right P. Jordan, J. Trishman, C. Gilleland, H. M, Chapman, R. Stevenson, G. Moore, G. Feibus, M. Lais. Second Row L, Pondy, L. McDonald, R, Rosica, D. Homesley, C. Dean, G. Crumrine, J. Hughes, N. Young, A. Jones. Third Row D. Yemm, W. Clausen, C. McConnell, A. Vesiland, J. Torok, A. Cornell, P. Schmidt, L. McTaggert. Fourth Row D, Peters, R. Cousins, R. Macintosh, G. Miller, Nu. Marietta. lllcwic Hath Cha m Sue Amburnsen-Hard worker star per- Chris Hurtt+Trumpet player soothing former. . .three year maiorette. tone . . . good morale builder. Betty Ayers-Snappy stepper . . . outstanding Gary Miller-Tuba boy .. . lip of iron . . . one twirler . .. also a three year maiorette. year at Midwest band. Claire Sallade-Third maiorette . . . three Bob Macintosh-Bass drummer . . . one of the year group . . . fancy prancer. best . . . one year at Midwest band. Beth Bloom-Tenor sax . . . good marcher , , Lee McDonald-Licorice stick lipper . . . six two year member. year veteran . .. two years at Midwest band. Joe Carver-BIG man . . , tuba player , , , Delores McPherson-Second clarinet section shiny new horn one year Midwestern always ready and willing three years ibandj. in band. Helen Marie Chqpmqn-French horn for, Lou Pondy-Fine clarinetist . . . Mr. Marietta's mer Rachesterite . . . one year at Midwest lokesief - - - Midwest bond' TWO Years- band. Nancy Potter-Dependable clarinet player ...speedy marcher . . . three year band mem- ber. Dick Rosica-Last of the Benny Goodmans . . . band and orchestra .. . two years at Midwest band. Dick Cousins-Snare drummer . . . classy style . . . Midwest orchestra, one year. Art Cornell-Taps player trumpet section leader . . . one year Midwestern fbandj. Bill Fuller-Swell clarinet player .. . hard worker marches in step. Janice Hughes-Flute section leader Mid- west band, two years Midwest orchestra, 51'-ing Secfion , , , twg years Q1 Midwesf l Yew- orchestra. Nancy Young-Flute player . . . orchestra member, too . .. faithful band member. Jean Trishman-Viola player orchestra 92 1. X av-qw?-ww-maww amor lvlzgla Kane! univr High C710 uA JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row Left to Right B. Baxter, D. Krause, B. Geibel, G. Peters, M. Sullivan, P. Morton, J. Tosh, J. Bray, D. Fischer, J. Harlan, T. Steele, D. Summerfield, D. Klo- man, R. DelSota, G. Hutchinson, E. To- karsky, J. Woznisk. Second Row D. De- Pue, M. Harris, K. Binkoski, T. Emery, J. Tosh, S. Grant, D. Homesley, D. Yemm, C. Field, R. Sarchett, L. Shaffer, C. Ham- ilton, B. Ferrall, J. McCleery, B. Besong, D. Ewing, L. Wolford, B. Bunish, E. Davis, J. Moorehead, P. Snyoler, D. Cooper, C. Snitger, D. Lipsitz, S. Smith, N. Torrence, E. ShaHa. Third Row R. Chapman, Mr. Williams, J. Dean, E. Best, T. Lewis, T. Day, R. Walker, S. McConnell, J. Cooper, J. Kearney, C. Benson, B. Wise, B. Rose, T. Higerd, J. Berkley, W. Bloom, L. Kauf- man, R. Beaver, D. Higbee, B. Wolz, L. Shue, K. Snitger, R. Johnson, D. fTerbel. Fourth Row D. Torak, D. Morrow, D. Langsdale, A. Vesilind, S. Cook, M. Mc- Millan, V. Ripper, M. Fowler, S. Schiede- montel, A. Hineman, J. Fontana, J. Gib- son, M. Brennan, J. Birge, E. Busch, A. Creps. Fifth Row P. Mills, L. McTaggerl, C. Reynolds, l. Baker, S. Brown, R. Ro- migh, L. Morton, J. Riggs, E. Linn, M. Pat- terson, M. Morraw, J. Jenkins. CHORUS First Row Left to Right R. Bainbridge, E. L-ong, R. Smith, L. Shue, D. Gorrell, C. Snitger, J. Moorhead, G. Shannon, J. Rey- nolds, R. Burelli, L. Persinger, B. Rose, B. Wise. Second Row B. Smith, J. Sprin- ger, L. Belloff, K. Kohl, A. Lang, P. Stone, S. Reynolds, J. Salko, L. Anthony, D. Marsh, K. Kress, l. Baker, P. Charlesworth, M. Morris. Third Row M. A. Davis, B. Besong, L. Jones, R. Curcio, J. Wallace, D. McConnaughy, C. Baker, T. Davis, D. McDonough, D. Reich, B. Isles, C. Cowan. CHORUS First Row Left to Right S. Babinec, F. Buffington, R. Funkhouser, D. Geibel, C. Rackley, J. Ziggas, B. Harper, J. Hamil- ton, B. Smalstig, N. Criblos, B. Waddell, J. Charron. Second Raw B. Bunish, J. Carpenter, R. Buckley, K. McConell, S. Shipley, D. Savisky, M. Beglin, D. Ewing, C. Eberhardt, J. Brockmiller, E. Shaffo, J. McCandless, J. Shupay, D. Sutton. Third Row B. Klink, C. Gardner, K. Drake, Y. May, J. Feicht, M. Harter, F. Pettler, K. Young, P. Crichton, S. Hacko, K. Boyce, P. Mills, J. McCleery, A. Catanese, P. Conner. First Row Left to Right K. Riggs, A, Heineman, J. Hencel, R, Azzarello, P. McAllister, S. Wilson, J. Wright, N. Turner, N. MacMillen, S. Frazier, S. Snyder, B. Dunham. Second Row S. Cole, M. Lais, J. Thomas, J. Trishman, D. Bryner, D. Campbell, S. Lippincott, A. Galovic, J. Hollander, R. A. Harton, S. Shaw, M. Witten, C. Keagy. Third Row C. Bradley, D. Wease, M. Speer, G. Crumrine, M. Baker, R. Richards, A Schaefer, J. Frye, G. Feibus, G. Ullom, C. Reddinger, J. Royer. Fourth Row Mr. Maurer, D. Peters, J Williams, R. Stevenson, F. Cucinelli, D. Baker, W. Lintz, R, Smith, J. Entinger, D. Meadows. Fifth Row P. Riley, J. Sailer, L. Savio, W. McCormick, W. McDermott, R. Saberin, R. Grosskopf, B. Fuller, J. Lindey, J. Barley. mi ed Cleo aA Q14 Cleo a First Row Left to Right E. Hesser, C. Gilleland, N. Baumgard, S. Schmidt, N. Creese, P. McAllister, K. Coleman, N. Purdum, S. Witherow, R. A, Waddell. Second Row E. Cadley, K. Faller, M. Bell, S. Baney, S. Merriman, S. Baughman, B. Richardson, J. Hineman, J. Johnson, A. Heineman, R. Baker. Third Row Mr. Maurer, D. Schermerhorn, D. Hoegle, B. Steeb, O. Stout, O. Seaburn, B. Sullivan, S. Engle, E. McKean, E. lmrie, J. Shalter, D. Equels, M. Giles. Fourth Row G. Steele, R. Deffenbaugh, S. Packer, B. Schwartz, C. Clark, S. Madden, C. Sutter, R. Meyers, M. Zinkan, N. Cortese, J. Stuck, S. Cole. Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. B. Nelson Maurer, meets Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday of each week. The members are chosen yearly by Mr. Maurer. A great number of the girls have been members of the Girls Chorus. Open house, the Christmas assembly and the Spring Choral Festival were highlights of this year's program. The Select Chorus, a smaller group chosen from the Mixed Chorus, sings for various organizations and exchange assemblies. This year Janice Hencel, Sarah Shaw, Judy Royer, Bill Fuller, John Barley, and Bob Stevenson represented Beaver High School at the Midwestern District Chorus. Officers of the Mixed Chorus were Jer- lene Wright and Pat McAllister, librarians, and Sam Wilson, secretary. Kris Coleman and Pat McAllister were the Girls Chorus' librarians. 95 Movie Proiectionists Organists Bobcat Club Officers and Sponsor Stage Crew Library Assistants 96 vjlf fa N , 'lliv 0 X 'llpx 'G up r .Rfk Q 59 Nh If '-2 O 4 I 2 R 'A A gf- ASI 0 .fogf Z ,I , Q17 ill! F-Ii, of 0 vs r Ill: .4 fx I 7X-1 i g x Z Z3 C ff 1'f Lf XXX -fSl..,g..f-f -f, Cigcff Xi? ZETT Q 22 ?, -yy Q., 1 . 1 N RQ S6 f- zQ.x X, g ,Qt ' X Kg X 5 5- QQ QT , Q, tic C 5, X-' QQ -c 'b O Xxx lf aj 6 pg 1143 o 0 -Z XE .3 C! ,L Q? ' S-gfffgggx Pyjfigbf fi! ! Q L Q xi' E ! 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The crown bearer and sceptre bearer were Eddie Snyder and Nancy Stahl respectively. Attractively decorated in red and white with an array of roses imbedded in a trellis behind the throne, the gym presented a very colorful setting for the gay and festive occasion. 98 4355 'Sava' Eigflif za- : 5 III! A 94 W 3 v, gg. 12- . ,og-Br. K E ,VI v n .4 ,inn 9, .v Q K., fm ki fax. H L f. f. n 'Z A fl: ' I th! hx I X' '-'- 3 v- . 1,:Q, LU ,sir -' r' M 1 X 9-EMQM 'VX f hav-f.. Q Qi MM, X , Q. , f My 'J ,nav K- 1, .hw if -M-wffsgwwmp, I9 Ilia - - M - A-fm f-N f M A- ff -- --M f-W-1 -f-- M www myQnewmm.1n.m:U,W.b,MW,.,Lwwf.fs,.ww M1 ww-..f,mmwmwwmznwmwsw,.:W.wfw.V -V-.MM .WMM mxuifmimmywwwvfmwu.m.mmm4wwww,ffum 4 may bay I9 4 THE ROYAL PROCESSION Queen's Attendants .. . Judy Hult, Rosalie Leis Flower Girls .. Priscilla Morrison, Theresa Rose Queen's Attendants ....,. Marianne Anderson, Janet Reising Sceptre Bearer .....,.,.... .... D aniel Smith Queen's Attendants ..i... .,., S andra Bixler, Mary DeWitt Crown Bearer .... ..., Larry Riley Flower Girls ..,.... ...... J ean Roosa, Becky Felt Maid of Honor .,..., ,,,...,..,. H elen Jean Bloom Frances Cucinelli QUEEN ..,...,..... Train Bearers ..., ..... B obby Mitchell, Michael McCune CORONATION The Crown and The Sceptre by The Maid of Honor .....,.. Helen Jean Bloom THIS IS MY COUNTRY Sailors' Hornpipe Cowboys Book and Slate Varsouvianna Scarecrows May Pole Southern Belles THE RECESSIONAL The royal court was made up of eight senior girls: Marianne Anderson, Sandy Bix- ler, Mary Estelle DeWitt, Judy Hult, Rosalie Leis, and Janet Reising, who provided a beau- tiful background for their queen, vivacious Frances Cucinelli. Queen Fran, wearing a white lace gown which set off her curly black hair, was crowned in traditional May Day fashion by the Maid of Honor, pretty Helen Jean Bloom. The dances, on the theme This is My Country, were cleverly arranged by Mrs. Genevieve G. Truter, with the help of Rosalie Leis and Judy Hult. Happy sailors danced a lively hornpipe, charming Southern belles a graceful waltz, set off with a solo by Rosalie Leis. Petite little girls carrying books and slates gaily tripped to palsy-waIsy , while comical scarecrows loped their way across the field. Snappy cowboys, doing a precision routine, made a nice appearance in their bright costumes. Country folks doing the Var- souvianna, an old American folk dance, and the traditional May Pole dance brought to a close another impressive May Day program. To the Band, under the leadership of Mr. Leslie Marietta, much credit is given, to the script writers, Sally McClements, Janet Reising and Mary Shaw, and to the announcers- Joan Brew and Charles Farrell-many thanks are extended for their efforts in making the evening's performance so successful. C7444 t P1494 First Row Left to Right J. Hineman, H. Bloom, R. Crumrine. Second Row W. Sell, M. DeWitt, D. Wakely, J. Reising, M. Linzey, R. Cherry. Third Row Mrs. McLaugh- lin, B. Marvin, S. McClements, R. Kunsman, T, Schlosser. Hanley My Zittle Margie Seated Left to Right C. Thomas, J. Kampmeyer, J. A. Seated Left to Right L. Gillespie, R. Retzer, D. Salterelli, R Ward, W. Lintz, G. Mitchell. Standing H. Nesbitt, J. Ross, M. Cuponi, L. Dowlin, Mr. Ledebur. Standing M. Baker R. Avery, J, Hollander, M. Luis, M. A. Koss, R. Stevenson, R. A. Waddell, S. Torrence,J. Stuck. H. Sentz. 104 ,W .,.,,.,1 0, wi ww. 1 ,W - Q-M .. mm f-1 H ., I - NMS , .... , ,K ,,., AW ,-21.5, V , ,, - , 5,1 M ,.f-I----yr , e , , , M ,, z R W XX , . h K X M Vw V 5? 1 , I gpm R Q 5 9 K 5 X x a 3131: ,RY ' M isa? L f 55, Y 1 ,f f ' 2 Y . . Q if 3 ,. ,gg ,, 5 If 3 M gl, , l 'im My Q- WE Q L sk 4 X' 4 V N QM, , ,Q 3, + 1 4,25 A ,,, . Gr -f ,E f, . gk W 'rr-1- , .' .f . Lf H in . up ,.. .L a i. , fl Q53 ,Q-Lf H 1-Q 'XS' 'S A R? fi.-:-: -.. + ,LAN A L 45, 5 5 - 1 2 W A f., W 'W ig' 15, Y v -mai 'Nw-'ii W . M1 Gs, ' +591 f., 4. nv HM www F51 :Q M. 7M'f T S . fir w 1 Law, eww 5 .,. . '- - ' ,, : Q- ' ' am' 14nd 141.141, W go! ACT I And away we go, back through the years To Sophomores big without shyness or fears. Mr. Linn has replaced Mr. Shaffer and we are in a new place The building is huge with so many kids, we don't know a face. Trying to find lockers and classes, we were told the way And found there was no sixth fioor or elevators like they say. We soon got into the swing of things when football season came But somebody must have goofed, because we lost every game. Then to our Football Dance, the neatest of them all Under red and white streamers, we really had a ball. Our basketball season was cruel this year With 4 wins and 'I6 losses, Cutri's bitter we hear. But this is one year that will remain in our heart Because Jan Eakin left us and went on apart. Remember kids, she's watching over you and me. Let's give her something really grand to see. La Vie En Rose was a perfect prom with white and pink And the after prom party at the roller skating rink. There were lots of neat dances and parties you bet, With loads of nice kids that we finally met. Grrrr. One of these days, Mr. Charlesworth, one of these days! Ug, those horrible grasshoppers and worms have a way. We couldn't say Bugology was all bad though, 'Cause look at the neat field trips, and away we go. First to Pittsburgh to see the museum, flower show, and zoo We thought for sure the monkeys would keep Daisy, too. Then too, there's the trip to Cook's forest to recall What a panic and riot was had by us all. The Senior Dance was dandy and to another class good- bye. How dreamy it was when the band played Tell Me Why? Time for the last assembly and the Shingas goes to Mr. Linn Now to report cards and a promotion we win. Next year we'll be dandy, dandy Juniors and almost through Hurry back to B. H. S. we'll be looking there for you. ACT ll School days, here we go again, let's see, is every one back? There's Jackie, Betty, Ann, guess no one is to lack. There certainly are a lot of Juniors behind the wheel Have you seen Ted and Frank race and peel? Let's go Juniors, set a new record. That's what we heard. When we started our magazine sales-we got the word- Hooray! S5668.i6. Now Seniors, what do you have to say? Guess, we showed them. Now let's get whippy and 9UY- Mother ls A Freshman, was our wonderful class play. After a lot of work and practice, it went off okay. What a whippy, dippy Senior Dance they had that year. With snowflakes, two sleighs, and white reindeer. Of course, nothing could compare with our March Fan- tasy The prom to end all proms, it was something to see! At one end was a waterfall with colors abright And flowers surrounding a small cottage of white. The bandstand was covered with daisies of yellow 'And didn't Tom Cody's orchestra sound sweet and mellow? Who could forget that Post Prom Party? It was a riot. And by the looks of things no one pretended to be on a diet. The entertainment was super with Bobby Caputo's band. The Mulcays, that drummer and dancer, best in the land. When we got home that morning we were awfully tired, but happy Hoping no one was mad-especially Pappy. Seven in a row and no holiday. What a sin! The poor football players will lose the spirit to win. We got the afternoon off, 'cause Mr. Linn came through true blue. But he was so nice about our little revolt, I 'felt bad, didn't you? Steadies could be seen at the dances or as the Honey- mooners of the Hall . Guess our class wasn't passed by when cupid was on call. Hearts weren't all that worked though, because brains were active too. Our new members in the N.H.S. were the best we knew. A very good selection we all agree, good luck to next year When we choose some more to loin with thee. Just the facts, that's all, just the facts, and an honor goes to Mr. Reber The dedication of the Shingas for 27 years teaching in Beaver. The Maypole made ready, girls dancing in gym class, guess now we're on the beam 'Cause we're ready for May Day, and crowning our queen. All went well and we found new talent from the Varsou- vianna Dancing And didn't Fran, our lovely queen, look entrancing? Well kids, guess this just winds up our Junior year Har-har-hardy-har. Next year is ours. You can bet we'll be here. ACT Ill Hi, glad to see you back. Let's goto assembly, okay? Our usual welcome back to school, Seniors dismissed. Oh, Happy Day! Football days are here again. Look who's rough and tough Ike, Kunks, John, Churm, Jerry, Neil and Earle are hard to bluff. Wally, Jim, Ted, and Fred were always on the beam They were an asset to any great high school team. We had a 4-4-i season, 'Full of excitement and fun. Our student body was always on hand to watch them kick and run. The Football Dance was a huge success with Ike crowning Nancy Attended by Denny, Elsie, Neil, and Peggy, it was really fancy. The ghosts are coming hooray, hooray, This means MacBeth He has struck again. For Seniors, it's a matter at life and death. Never forget our wreath and candle sales, and money that we made Or that Shingas Hideway. lt's a wonder there wasn't a raid. Hot darn. Time out 'For the holidays, filled with dances and parties We heard some of our class were under the weather, the smarties. Wasn't the Christmas night dance neat, and the Bobcat Dance in the gym ummmm-boy. That New Year's Eve dance with the lights turned dim. Well, back to school again in nineteen fifty-tive After that vacation we 'felt more dead than alive. Honest, we didn't do anything, Mr. Paterick, But - - - he took us to court The way they looked at us, we must have looked the criminal sort. The gym is buzzing with excitement, because the boys are trying To do their best to get on the team, with basketballs flying. Our Seniors are making a showing for themselves this year. With Tom, Joe, Don, Neil, and John, we have nothing to tear. The school record was broken by Don Hayes and Earle Stout With 33 points each, these boys we can't do without. But what's this? Something's wrong! Some kind at plague has hit Twenty, thirty, a hundred! This thing's getting out of hand a bit. We thought for sure they'd change our dear Alma Mater To Pop Goes the Measles. Don't you think they aughter? Oh, the misery of it all, to sit in class and smell the food Coming from our new cafeteria, it puts you in the mood. We surely did Made Believe at our wondertur Senior Dance lt was beautiful and we made with romance. Tommy Cody's orchestra sounded just like a dream As he played our last dance, we were right on the beam. Has everyone met Corliss Archer? Well, you did in our class play. lt was really a neaty all along the way, Thanks goes to our band, peppy cheerleaders, teachers, and teams Mr. Linn, Dr. McMillan, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. Paterick and Mrs. Cook, for it seems They have held a special part in making our senior year the best ln Beaver High School, barring none of the rest. The big moment arrives, the person is named And Mr. Smith joins our Shingas 'Hall of Fame'. Now all that's left is Baccalaureate, Commencement and Idora Park Then we'll leave Beaver High, but on our heart we'll bear its mark. From thee skill and science flow All our knowledge we thee owe Thy Maroon and Gray let all men see Dear Beaver High we bow to thee Let each son look up to thee In defeat or victory Alma Mater we love thee Always loyal we will be. 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