Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

xl Q . fr iam. If kr. ui uxlimnnnhda W 1 1 4 fx fi6riA L The Slningm 196 Preun ted for your Npproval 69 The Senior Clau of Kemler Hrea liiglc School Keaaler, Penawqlalania E TO S MANAGER R h A W dd Il S C I B ll CI II H h G M h II L O II DISERM WW k To 010' jiriend Crying towels are always in evidence dur- ing a football campaign. We don't have much material this year , the boys are too light , our opponents are all big and strong -these, among others are heard from coaches every- where. One remark by our coach, Mr. Peter B. Kane, in the last campaign stays in our mind even yet. Said Mr. Kane, in the first pep meet- ing, l don't know what our team will do this year - - - the only time they show much enthusi- asm is when l yell 'O.- K. go take a shower'. So what happened? - - our team started out by tak- ing the first game 32-0 and went on to win seven out of nine games. Mr. Kane came to Beaver in i944 as assist- ant coach. ln 1945 he was made head coach and has remained so ever since. During his stay in Beaver Area High School his teams have won 47 games, lost 44 and tied 7. The best records were: 1946-7-1-lp 1948-6-3 CCounty Championsjp 1953-7-2, and 1955-7-2. Born in Plainfield, New Jersey, he received his early education in the public schools. During his high school days he became interested in athletics, particularly football. He earned letters in all three major sports in high school. Follow- ing graduation he entered Geneva College at Beaver Falls where, once again, he partcipated in varsity athletics, earning three letters in foot- ball, one in basketball ond one in tennis. In the School of Education at Geneva Mr. Kane majored in the Physical and Social Sciences. He has taken additional work at the University of Pittsburgh. ln addition to his educational and athletic activities he found time to take part in other types of student activities, becoming presi- dent of the Student Council during his senior year. He was given a citation in Who's Who in American Colleges. While his duties as head coach in football and assistant in basketball kept him quite busy after school during most of the year, he is much in evidence each day proctoring traffic in the main hall of the south wing, or supervising en- trances and exits from the cafeteria during the lunch periods. When not engaged in these duties he holds forth in room 207 teaching United States History to five sections of the Junior class. ln class his demands are strict, his standards high, but the quality of his work and the success at- tained by his students iustify the means and at- test to his capabilities as a teacher. His pleasing personality has endeared him not only to his pupils and teams, but to the student body and teachers as well. Mr. Kane is married and the father of two young boys. While he says it will be up to them to decide whether to play football or not, we think he secretly hopes that one or both might carry on his liking for, and ability to play the game. In the search for one whose ability to inspire is incomparable, whose personality attracts people unhesitatingly and whose leadership is outstanding-our thoughts constantly turn to one who fits all these qualifications, and so we proudly dedicate our SHINGAS to our teacher, coach and friend-Mr. Peter B. lPeteD Kane. Class of 1956 mr. Peter K Kane fn 14 predation The class of 56 extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. W. W. Paterick and Mrs. Ann Frye. Without their aid our class never would have accomplished its outstanding totals in the sale of magazines, candy and the Shingas. Mrs. Frye, as the very capable sponsor of the class for our last two years, has directed our efforts to two successful class proiects and the best Junior-Senior prom and Senior dance ever. Without her guiding hand and timely advice, we would never have managed to stay afloat on numerous occasions. She pitched in and helped with the prom decorations iust as enthusiastically as anyone else. We feel extremely lucky to have had Mrs. Frye as our sponsor. Mr. Paterick, as adviser of the Shingas, was the guiding influence in creating our book, which we believe to be one of the best ever. When the staff of the Shingas was in doubt about some phase of production, his long years of experience usually came up with sug- gestions to guide them over the rough spots. To you, Mrs. Frye and Mr. Paterick, the class of 'I956 offers its deepest gratitude and extends its best wishes for continued success and the best of luck in the future. 6 l7reAen ting 010' 14 miniA tratvm DR. CHANDLER B. McMll.l.AN Superintenclentp Beaver Area Schools Once again the time arrives to express thanks to Dr. McMillan and the members of the board ot school directors for their help, guidance, and encouragement during our years in school. Were it not for their foresight in charting the way we might never accomplish our tasks nor be prepared for the future. We owe them a debt of gratitude which time alone will permit us to repay. Our thanks are also ex- pressed to Miss Johnson for all her eftorts in helping our class. MISS RUTH JOHNSON Secretary to the Superintendent 8 MR. CHARLES S. LINN, Princip l We were happy to note that the student body under the leadership of its organization, the student council, was thoughtful and appreci- ative of the myriad of things-great or small that Mr. Linn does for us, by presenting him a gift at the Christmas Assembly. Many times we go through a school year thinking only of Mr. Linn as a glorified police officer-ready to bawl us out or slap us in detention hall for some trivial offense. In reality such things are as distatste- ful to him as they are to us but we leave him no choice by our actions. Our sincerest thanks also to Mrs. Mary Grove and Mrs. Janet Williams for all the many favors granted. Mrs. Mary Grove Mrs. Janet Williams 9 Conscientious, hardworking, ever mindful of the many details of operating a large high school, Mr. Linn goes about his daily chores in a quick and efficient manner. Perhaps he does take too many of the burdens on his shoulders but we know that he feels that they are his obligations. May we express our warmest thanks and sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Linn, for every- thing you have done to make our education complete and successful. Class of 1956 ramen ting 040' uidance Courwelvr l BEAULAH V. COOK, B.S., M.Ed. Future Teachers Club Mrs. Beulah V. Cook, Beaver High's busy beaver, handles the job as student counselor like a veteran. Anyone who has attempted to see her will testify to the fact that there is usually a waiting line as in a doctor's oFfice. And as a doctor she listens to complaints, makes a diagnosis, studies it and offers solutions. With her advise on such matters as well as encouragement to- ward scholarship applications and selection of the proper college or job many of us have 'Found our problems to be less diFFicult to solve. We, members of the class of l956, owe you many thanks, Mrs. Cook, 'For the interest in our problems, for the guidance toward their solution, and not least of all the time you have given to us individually. 10 Pre en ting The Kcwine A manager Mr. John McClements, Business Manager, Beaver Area Schools, Virginia Croyle, Clerk. John S. McClements, business manager of the Beaver Area Schools, is now in his second year in this capacity. Charged with managing the finances of the schools, purchasing all supplies, contracting for all work being done and paying all bills presents quite a formidable task. He is ably assisted by Miss Virginia Croyle, who handles all the clerical work of the olfice and Mrs. Eleanor Powell, who manages the cafeterias. We, the Senior Class, express our thanks for a tough iob being done well. 'I'l P e en ting our Teaclue Q . CHESTER 1. GREENE B.S. Commercial Shorthand, Typing. Jwolwff R. GLENN SMITH B.S. Commercial Bookkeeping, Typing, General Business, Office Practice. CATHRYNE ESENWEIN A.B. English English, Speech I, ll National Honor Society I ' V dad WILLIAM W. PATERICK B.S. Social Studies ANN FRYE Problems of Democracy, B.S. Commercial United States History. Consumer Education, Typing. Shingos Senior Class 12 ff A040464 ' DAVID ROSENLIEB GLENN A' LEDEBUR B.S. Industrial Arts B.S.: M-Ed. English Wood, Metal Shop. English ll, nl. Junior, Senior Class Plays ' S WW HERMAN V. MOWERY NEWN W' REBER A.B.g M.Ed. Mefhemqfics B.S., M.Ed. Physical Science Algebra, plane and Solid ELMER HULICK Cl'leml5l Yf Pl Y5lC5- Geometry, Trigonometry A,B,i M,Ed, English Senior Science Club English H IH IV' QMWJQJ 13 RUTH A. FOX B.S. Home Economics Home Economics I, Il Student Council GENEVIEVE HOKMAN B.A. English English II, Speech I Junior Class 'wLc.,QLCQ.'ll+9aom, CHARLES GLASS B.A., M.Litt. Mathematics Algebra II, Basic Mathematics FRANK ROGERS B.S., M.Ed. Physical Science Biology Cross-country, Track, S.A.N.S., Sophomore Class. CLA,Z.A,5,5ffZ,4,4f ADELLA LAWSON A.B.p M.EcI.7 Language Spanish I, II, English I Spanish Club DAVID McISAAC B.S. Social Studies World History Tennis, Jr. High Basketball I4 15,43 0, mania? Q09 A ff'46'74 7 BETTY GROSSMAN B.S. Library Science Library Science J. ROGER HOPKINS A.B.p M.LiH. Maihemafics Algebra I, Basic Maihemalics LEONA LOWERY B.S. Language Latin I, II. Tri.:-n.Y, Latin Club WENDELL MCBURNEY B.S. Physical Science Biology, General Science Camera Club, Hi-Y BETTY SUE SCHAUGHENCY B.S. Physical Science Physical Science, Civics. ERLA JEAN WILLSON B.A. Liberal Arts English I. Tri-Hi-Y. I5 3.w,,VsM aah . 1 1 JOHN BERDELL B.S. Physical Education Boys Physical Education,, Health, English I. Football, Assistant Coach JAMES CUTRI B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education Boys Physical Education, Driver Education Football, Assistant Coach, Basketball, Head Coach W 4- JOHN HADDAD B.S., M.Ed. Social Studies Pennsylvania History, Econ- omic Geography, Civics. Baseball, Head Coach DONALD D. HIGBEE B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts. Mechanical Drawing l, ll, Shop Il. Athletics, Faculty Manager, Bobcat Club PETER B. KANE B.S. Social Studies American History. Football, Head Coach, Basketball, Assistant Coach DDROTHY WAIN B.S. Physical Education Health, Girls Physical Education. G.A.A., Cheerleaders, Leaders Club 16 STEPHEN BARNES B.S.y M.LiH. English Art, Journalism, History, Geography. Bol::caf's Echo RUTH FISHER R.N., B.S., M.A. Healfh School Nurse. Future Nurses Club jWaLw,aeLW,Q, dr- 4 LESLIE MARIETTA B.S., M.S. Public School Music Band, Orchesira, lnslrumen- tal lessons. B. NELSON MAURER B.S.p M.F.A. Public School Music Choral Music, General Music. MARGARET POWELL Cafeleria Manager RUTHANNE SHAFFER B.S. Public School Music General Music, Organ lessons. Www gawwslggav 17 6 l7reAen ting 010' Officem SHINGAS THE PERFECT IDIOT HAWAllAN HOLIDAY CANDY SALES COMMENCEMENT BACCALAUREATE SENIOR DAY 20 Pl'eAen ting 010' C14 A ANTHONY TAORMINA Shingas Stott IV - business: Presidents Cabinet IV: Student Council II, III, IV: Football ll, Ill, IV: Basketball II, Ill, IV: Base- ball Il, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club III: Bob- cat Club Il, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Class Officer IV, president: National Honor Society IV. JUNE R. STUCK Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff ll: National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council II, III: Girls Chorus ll, Ill: Mixed Chorus IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: Leaders Club IV, president: S.A.N.S, Club Il: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club Ill: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, historian IV: Camera Club ll: Music Appreciation Club II: Class Officer IV, secretary: Junior Class Play Committee Ill: Junior Prom Committee Ill. SUSAN COLE Shingas Staff IV - finance manager: Echo Stott Ill: Presi- dents Cabinet IV: Student Council Ill: Girls Chorus Il, III: Mixed Chorus III, IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: Leaders Club IV: Cheerleader II, Ill, IV, head IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV, secretary II: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Class Officer IV, treasurer: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee Ill, National Honor Society IV. LEN PEDREIRA Student Council II: Football III, IV: B.A.C. II, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. II: Senior Science Club Ill: Spanish Club ll: Bob- cat Club Il, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Class Officer IV, vice president: Junior Class Play Committee lll: Junior Prom Committee Ill. M ROBERT ALBERTI B.A.C. II: S.A.N.S, Club II: Bobcat Club ll. MARY ARMEN Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff IV: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: Leaders Club II, III, IV, treasurer Ill: S.A.N.S. Club II: Sen- ior Science Club III: Spanish Club II: Home Economics Club ll: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri- Hi-Y II, III: Music Appreciation Club II: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Com- mittee III. ROBERTA AVERY Student Council II, secretary-treasurer: Girls Cho- rus II: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Future Nurses Club II: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Camera Club II: Music Appreciation Club II, III: Junior Class Play Cast III: National Honor Society IV. SANDRA ALICE BANEY Shingas Staff IV - business: Girls Chorus II, III: Mixed Chorus IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club II, III: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Committee III. MARIANN BAXTER G.A.A. ll, III, IV: Future Nurses Club Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club III: Tri-Hi-Y ll: Junior Prom Committee III. PEGGY ANN BELL Girls Chorus Il, III: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri- Hi-Y II, III: Music Appreciation Club II. MELVIN BINGENHEIMER Track II: B.A.C. II: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Camera Club Il: Junior Prom Committee III. TELFORD D. BIRGE Football ll, III, IV: Track II, manager: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Sci- ence Club III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Com- mittee Ill. RONALD BRADSHAW Shingas Staff IV - business: Football II, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club IV: Junior Prom Committee III. JOAN M. BROOKS G.A.A. IV: Home Economics Club Ill: Bob- cat Club IV. 22 JUNE BRUBAKER Shingas StaFF IV - typist: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Leaders Club IV: Bobcat Club II, III: Tri-Hi-Y II, III: Junior Prom Committee III. ROBERT BRUCE B.A.C. IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club III. JAMES BUFFINGTON BOB BUFFINGTON Shingas Staff IV - business: Track IV: Cross Country Il, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. MARILYN E. BURNESON Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club III, IV: Home Economics Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Camera Club II: Junior Class Play Committee III. EDITH ANN CADLEY Girls Chorus III, IV: G.A.A. IV. ROBERT CARRELL S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV: Na- tional Honor Society IV. PATTI CASBOURNE Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff IV - photography editor: G.A.A. II, III, IV: 5.A.N.S. Club ll: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club II, III: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. SUNDIE CATANESE Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff IV: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. THOMAS CLARK B.A.C. II: Senior Science Club IV. 23 WILLIAM E. CLAUSEN Shingas Staff IV - editorial associate: National Honor So- ciety III, IV: Presidents Cab- inet IV: Band II, III, IV: Or- chestra II, III, IV: Senior Sci- ence Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, lu, IV: camera Club II, III: Music Appreciation Club II, III: Midwest Orchestra III, IV: Midwest Band IV: Organist ll, Ill, IV. ARTHUR COLES S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club IV: Movie Pro- iectionist ll. JAMES CONNER Basketball II: s.A.c. ul, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club III, IV. THOMAS RUSSELL COSKY Shingas Staff IV - business: Basketball II: B.A.C. III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club II, III: Bobcat Club Ill, IV. BARBARA JEAN CRIBBS G.A.A. II, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y IV. 24 KRISTIN ANN COLEMAN Shingas Staff IV - eclitorial: Girls Chorus II, III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club IV: Span- ish Club III, IV: Home Econ- omics Club ll: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Cam- era Club II, III, IV, secretary IV. MIKE CONLON Shingas Staff IV - business: Band ll: B.A.C. ll, lll, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV. NANCY CORTESE Girls Chorus II, Ill: G.A.A. IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III, IV: Home Economics Club Il: Tri-Hi-Y IV. BEVERLY COULTER Shingas Staff IV - business: Band ll, Ill, IV: G.A.A. II, IV: Future Nurses Club Ill: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Spanish Club IV: Bob- cat Club ll, Ill: Tri-HI-Y ll, III, IV: Camera Club Ill: Junior Class Play Committee III: Jun- ior Prom Committee Ill. ROSEMARIE CUPANI Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Echo Staff IV: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Cluib II: Senior Science Club IV: Home Economics Club II: Bob- cat Club Il, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Ill, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club II: Junior Class Play Committee III. PAUL H. DAPPENBROOK, JR. Football Il, III, Baseball II, Ill, IV, B.A.C. Il, III, IV, Bob- cat Club ll, Ill, IV, Junior Class Play Committee Ill. DARYL L. DAVIS S.A.N.S. Club ll, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club IV. JOE DI MAGGIO S.A.N.S. Club II, Inglewood High, Inglewood, California, III. DICK EDGAR Band lll, IV, Basketball III, IV, Baseball III, IV, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club III, IV: New Brighton High, New Brighton, Pennsylvania, II. LEE EMERY Spanish Club Il, Camera Club II. 25 DONNA JEANNE DAUGHERTY Shingas Stal? IV - typist, G.A.A. II, Ill, IV, S.A.N.S. Club Il, Home Economics Club Il, secretary-treasurer, Bobcat Club Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Teachers Club IV, secre- tary-treasurer, Music Apprecia- tion Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee Ill. RUTH DEFFENBAUGH Shingas Staff IV - typist, Girls Chorus Il, III, Mixed Cho- rus IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Cam- era Club II, Music Apprecia- tion Club ll. LEON M. DOWLIN Junior Class Play Commit- tee III, Junior Prom Committee Ill. MARILYN ELLIS Dropped 'From roll January 1956. JEAN ENDLER G.A.A. IV, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Camera Club IV, Heath High, Heath, Kentucky II, Jamestown High, James- town, North Carolina fFirst Sem., III. JAMES ENTINGER Mixed Chorus III: Football Manager III, IV: Basket- ball III, IV: Baseball II, III, IV: Cross Country Il: B.A.C. II: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. RONALD ERATH Shingas Staff IV - business: B.A.C. Il, Ill: S.A.N.S. Club II. RONALD FARMER Shingas Stal? IV - business. SENIA FARMER Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff III, IV: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club II. GLORIA FEIBUS Band II, III, IV: Orchestra II, III, IV: Mixed Chorus II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Future Teachers Club IV: Music Appreciation Club II, III. ANNE ELIZABETH FERGUSON Shingas Staff IV - eclitorial: Echo Staff II: G,A.A. II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III, IV: Home Economics Club II: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club II, III: Library As- sistant II: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. GLEN FERRALL Football III: Track Il, III, IV: Cross Country II, III, IV: Spanish Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. JUDY ANNE FRYE Shingas Staff IV - business: Girls Chorus II, III: Mixed Chorus Ill: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV: Music Ap- preciation Club II, III: Junior Class Play Com- mittee III: Junior Prom Committee III: National Honor Society IV. AUDREY J. GARDNER Shingas Staff IV - business: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Home Economics Club III: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Camera Club III: Junior Class Play Committee III. THEODORE L. GEIBEI. Band II, III, IV: Orchestra IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: .lunior Prom Committee III. 26 LEE GILLESPIE Shingas Staff IV - editoriali S.A.N.S. Club Ili Sen- ior Science Club lll, IVi Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IVi Camera Club ll, llli Stage Crew ll, Ill, IVi Junior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee lll. BETTY CLAIRE GRIFFIN Shingas Staff V - businessi Band ll, Ill, IVi G.A.A. ll, Ill, IVi Leaders Club IV, secre- taryi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Bobcat Club ll. RONNIE GRIFFITH Shingas Staff IV - businessi Football lll, IVi Bas- ketball Ili Track II, IVi B.A.C. III, IVi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Senior Science Club llli Spanish Club II, III. KENNETH A. GROSSGLASS S.A.N.S. Club Ili Senior Science Club Ill, IVi Spanish Club II. ELIZABETH ANN GRUBICK Shingas Statt IV - businessi G.A.A. Il, III, IVi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IVi Junior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee Ill. MARSHA LEE HALL Shingas Staff IV - typisti G.A.A. ll, Ill, IVi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Bobcat Club II, Ill, IVi Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IVi Future Teachers Club IVi Junior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee Ill. RUTH ANN HARTON Shingas Staff IV - editoriali Echo Staff IVi Girls Chorus Ili Mixed Chorus Ill, IVi G.A.A. II, III, IVi Cheer- leader II, Ill, IVi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Senior Science Club IVi Spanish Club III, IVi Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IVi Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IVi Future Teachers Club Ili Camera Club Ili Jun- ior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee Ill. SONJA L. HARVEY Shingas Stal? IV - chief typisti G.A.A. Il, Ill, IVi S.A.N.S. Club Ili Spanish Club llli Bobcat Club ll, III, IVi Junior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee Ill. HILLIS HASTINGS Girls Chorus Ili G.A.A. ll, Ill, IVi Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IVi Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IVi Junior Class Play Committee llli Junior Prom Committee Ill. WILLIAM HATCHNER Shingas Staff IV - circulation manager. 27 ARLENE ELLEN HEINEMAN Shingas Staff IV - business: Girls Chorus Il, III: Mixed Cho- rus III, IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: Future Nurses Club ll, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club Ill: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Camera Club Il: Library Assistant II, III: Jun- ior Prom Committee Ill. CHARLES J. HOEGLE, JR. B.A.C. III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jun- ior Prom Committee III. RICHARD ICENHOUR Shingas Staff IV - business: Student Council ll: Mixed Cho- rus II: Football II, Ill, IV: Track II, Ill: B.A.C. ll, nl, IV: S.A.N.S. Il: Senior Science Club IV: Bob- cat Club Ill, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. EVELYN JACKSON G.A.A. II, III: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri- Hi-Y II, III: Junior Prom Com- mittee III: Movie Proiectionist III. THOMAS N. JOHNSON S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club Il: Junior Prom Commit- tee III. 28 E. JUDY HESSER Shingas Staff IV - typist: Girls Chorus II, III: Mixed Chorus IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Camera Club ll: Music Appre- ciation Club II. JUDY HOLLANDER Shingas Staff IV - editor- ial: Echo Staff II: Girls Chorus II: Mixed Chorus III: G.A.A. Il, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, secretary IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Music Appre- ciation Club II: Junior Class Play Cast Ill: .Iunior Prom Com- mittee III. JIM IREY B.A.C. Il, III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III. JANE F. JOHNSON Shingas StaFf IV - business: Girls Chorus ll, III: Mixed Cho- rus IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Music Appreciation Club Il, III: Junior Class Play Commit- tee III: Junior Prom Committee III. ALICE JONES Shingas Staff IV - editor- ial: Banol Il, III, IV: Orchestra II, III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Future Nurses Club II: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV: Spanish Club IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II. Ill, IV: Camera Club II: Music Ap- preciation Club II, III: Junior Class Play Committee III. ROBERT L. KAUFMAN Shingas Staff IV - business: Student Council IV: Track III, IV: B.A.C, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III: Stage Crew IV. MARGI KINKOPF Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff IV: G.A.A. II: Fu- ture Nurses Club IV: Home Economics Club II: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Jun- ior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. LEE KNOPP Shingas Staff IV - typist: Mixed Chorus IV: G.A.A. II, ln, IV: Bobcat Club ll, ul, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Camera Club II, III: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. JAMES KOSSLER Dropped from roll Novem- ber IO, I955. MARILYN J. LAIS Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff II: Band III, IV: Or- chestra II, III, IV: Girls Cho- rus ll: Mixed Chorus III, IV: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club Ill: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Music Appreciation Club II: Junior Class Play Cast III: Jun- ior Prom Committee III: Na- tional Honor Society IV. 29 GEORGEANNA KENNETT Shingas Staff IV . business: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Tri-Hi-Y II, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. JOYCE KINTER Echo Stat? IV: G.A.A. IV: Future Nurses Club IV: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club IV: Midland High School, Mid- land, Pa. III. MARY ANN KOSS Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Echo Statli III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill: Camera Club II: Library Assistant IV: Junior Class Play Cast Ill: Junior Prom Commit- tee III. WILLIAM KRAMER Track II, III, IV: Senior Sci- ence Club III, IV: National Hon- or Society IV. KENNETH J. LEE Shingas Staff IV - business: Band II, III, IV: Track III, IV: Cross Country II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club II, III, President III: Jun- ior Prom Committee Ill. JEAN M. LENGYEL Shingas Stat? IV - business: Echo Staff IV: Band II, Ill, IV: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il: Junior Class Play Committee Ill: Junior Prom Committee III. PATRICIA LEWIS G.A.A. li, lu, iv, s.A.N.s. Club ii, senior Science Club III: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Tri- HI-Y Il, Ill, IV: Camera Club II, III. WILLIAM LINTZ Shingas StaFF IV - business: Mixed Chorus ll, III: Football ll, Ill, IV: Basketball II, Ill, IV: Baseball II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club Ill: Span- ish Club Ill: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Cast Ill: Junior Prom Committee III. EUNICE MacKILLIGAN Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. IV: Monaca High, Monaca, Pa. II: Washington, D. C. Ili. SALLY MADDEN Girls Chorus III, IV: Future Nurses Club III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Bobcat Club Il: Tri-Hi-Y Il. BETTY MQCULLOUGH Home Economics Club ll: Bobcat Club ll: Shingas Staff IV - typist. NANCY McDONOUGH Band ll: Girls Chorus ll: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club ll: Shingas Staff IV - editorial. DAVID MEADOWS Shingas Stal? IV - business: Mixed Cho- rus ll, lu, IV: B.A.C. ll, S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: P. A. System Operator Ill. JOHN MILLS Student Council IV: Football Ill, IV, manager IV: Basketball Il, Ill, IV: Track IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club Ill, IV: Spanish Club Ill: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Junior Prom Committee Ill: National Honor So- ciety IV. JUDY MILLS Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Student Council Ill: Girls Chorus II: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: Leaders Club Ill, IV, secretary IV: Future Nurses Club Il: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Sci- ence Club Ill, vice president: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Camera Club ll: Music Appreciation Club Il: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee Ill. 30 GARY MITCHELL Shingas Stat? IV - editorial associate: National Honor Society III, IV, president IV: Presidents Cabinet IV: Student Council II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II, secretary: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Camera Club Il: Class Otticer III, vice president: Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Com- mittee Ill. GEORGE MOORE Shingas Staff IV - editorial: National Honor Society III, IV: Band Il, III, IV: Orches- tra II, III, IV: Track II: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club Ill, IV, program chairman III: Bobcat Club ll, III, IV: Camera Club III: Music Appreciation Club ll, III, Junior Class Play Committee Ill: Junior Prom Committee III. GARY MORGAN Football III, IV: B.A.C. IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. CHRISTY NETHERLAND B.A.C. u, ul, lv. ROBERT BOYD NETHERLAND Band II, III, IV: Orchestra IV: Cross Country III: B.A.C. Il: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. LAWRENCE O'DONNELL Shingas Staff IV - circulation manager: Echo Staff III: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club Ill, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club IV: P. A. System Operator IV: National Honor Society IV. CARL OLIVER, JR. Shingas Staff IV - business: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. PATRICIA OREND G.A.A. IV: Home Economics Club IV: Bob- cat Club IV. MARJORIE A. OTTO Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Band Il, III, IV: Orches- tra IV: Mixed Chorus IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Sci- ence Club III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Music Appreciation Club ll, III. ROSEMARIE PAVLINICH o.A.A. ll, lu, IV: s.A.N.s. Club II: Bob. cat Club II, III, IV. 31 DALE ARTHUR PETERS Shingas Stott IV - editorial: National Honor Society III, IV: Presidents Cabinet IV: Band II, Ill, IV: Orchestra Ill, IV: Mixed Chorus II, Ill, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Senior Science Club Ill, IV, president IV: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Camera Club Ill: Junior Prom Committee Ill. TOM PRICE Presidents Cabinet Ill, IV: Student Council III: Football ll, Ill, IV: B,A.C. ll, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club IV: Bob- cat Club II, Ill, IV, president IV: Class Officer Ill, president. TOM REED B.A.C. Ill, IV: Spanish Club II: Bobcat Club III, IV: Junior Prom Committee III: New Brighton High School, New Brighton, Pa. ll. MARGARET LOUISE REYNOLDS Shingas Stat? IV - editorial: Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. ll, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club Il: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV: Camera Club ll, III, IV, vice-president IV: Junior Class Play Committee III. KAREN JEAN RIGGS Student Council IV: Girls Chorus II: Mixed Chorus III, IV: G.A.A, ll, Ill, IV: Future Nurses Club Il, III, IV, vice-president III, president IV: S.A.N.S.. Club II, treasurer: Senior Science Club Ill: Bobcat Club ll, Ill: Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, treasurer III, president IV: Junior Prom Committee Ill. 32 DONALD H. PETTLER Shingas Staff IV - business: Presidents Cabinet II: Student Council ll: Football Ill, IV: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club Ill, IV: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Camera Club II, Ill: Class Officer Il, president: Junior Prom Com- mittee Ill. JACKIE RADCLIFF G.A.A. IV: S.A.N.S. Club II. RUTH RETZER Shingas Staff IV - business: Echo Staff III, IV, co-editor, IV: G.A.A. ll, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Junior Class Play Committee lll: Junior Prom Committee Ill: National Honor Society IV. RUTH RICHARDS Girls Chorus ll: Mixed Cho- rus III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: S,A.N.S. Club Il: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il: Music Appreciation Club Il, III. JEAN ANN ROSS Band ll, Ill, IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: Leaders Club IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV: Camera Club ll: Music Appreciation Club ll, sec- retary: Class Ofiicer ll, Ill, sec- retary ll, Ill: Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Committee III: National Honor Society IV. ROSE ANN RUBINO Shingas Statt IV - typist, G.A.A. III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Bobcat Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Junior Class Play Commit- tee Ill, Junior Prom Committee III. ROBERT A. SALTARELLI Shingas Stat? IV - business, Student Council IV, president, Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, vice president III, Class Ofticer II, vice president, Stage Crew II, III, IV, manager IV, Junior Class Play Commit- tee III, Junior Prom Commit- tee III, National Honor Society IV. PAUL SCHMYDT Band III, Ill, IV, orchestra III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club ll, Senior Science Club III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Bobcat Club III, IV, Camera Club II, Music Appre- ciation Club II. - ANN SEYBOTH Shingas Statt IV - editorial, Echo Stott IV, National Honor Society III, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Senior Sci- ence Club Ill, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Music Ap- preciation Club II, Junior Class Play Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III. DONNA REA SHUPE Shingas Staff IV - editorial, Echo Staff II, National Honor Society III, IV, secretary IV, Band Il, Ill, IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Senior Science Club III, Spanish Club III, IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, treas- urer IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, chaplain III, Camera Club Il, treasurer, Music Appreciation Club II, Class Officer III, treas- urer, Junior Class Play Com- mittee III, Junior Prom Com- mittee III, P. A. System Oper- ator III. 33 DONNA SALLADE Shingas StaFF IV - business, Band II, III, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Home Economics Club Il, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Jun- ior Class Play Committee III. ANNE LILLIAN SCHAEFER Shingas Staff IV - editorial, Band III, IV, Girls Chorus II, Mixed Chorus Ill, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club ll, Spanish Club III, Bobcat Club Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Teachers Club IV, Cam- era Club II, III, Music Appre- ciation Club II, III, Junior Class Play Committee III, Jun- ior Prom Committee III. HARLEEN SENTZ Shingas Staff IV - editorial, Echo Statt IV, Girls Chorus II, G.A.A. Il, III, IV, Future Nurses Club III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Senior Science Club IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV, Bobcat Club Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Music Appreciation Club II, Junior Class Play Cast III. BOB SHAFER Band Il, III, IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, Spanish Club II. KAREN RUTH SHANNON Shingas Staff IV - editorial, Presidents Cabinet II, IV, G.A.A. Il, III, IV, president IV, S.A.N.S. Club II, president, Home Economics Club II, Tri. Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, historian IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Junior Class Play Committee III, Jun- ior Prcm Committee III, Na- tional Honor Society IV. RICHARD J. SKALKA Shingos Staff IV - business: Football II, III, IV: Bas- ketball III: Baseball ll, III, IV: B.A.C. ll, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club III, IV: Spanish Club Il: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. CAROLYN SUE SMITH G.A.A. 'lI, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi4Y II, lll, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. DAN STAUFFER Echo Staff IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club III: Bobcat Club II, Ill: Camera Club Il, Ill, IV: Movie Proiectionist III, IV. ROBERT M. STEVENSON Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Student Coun- cil III: Orchestra Il, Ill, IV: Mixed Chorus Il, III, IV: Baseball III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV, treasurer IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Music Appreciation Club III, treasurer: Junior Class Play Cast III: Junior Prom Committee III: Na- tional Honor Society IV. DONALD STROTHER Band ll, III, IV: Orchestra IV: Mixed Chorus IV: Track II, III, IV: Cross Country III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Class Play Committee III: P. A. System Operator IV. TYRONE SWEAD Basketball II: B.A.C. II, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club Il, Ill: Junior Prom Committee III: P. A. System Operator IV. CRAIG THOMAS Shingas Stal? IV . business: Football IV: Basketball II, III, IV: Baseball II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, ireas- urer: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Junior Class Play Cast Ill: Junior Prom Committee III: P. A. System Operator IV. SUE TORRENCE Shingas Staff IV - business: '3,A.A. II, III: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV, chairman IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV, president: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III: National Honor Society IV. WANDA L. TOTH Shingas StaFF IV - business: Echo Staff III, IV, co-editor IV: Student Council IV: G.A.A. II, III: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Camera Club II: Library Assistant IV: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III: National Honor Society IV. BARBARA TRIMBLE Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Echo Staff III: Student Council IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Fu- ture Nurses Club ll: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri- Hi-Y II, III, IV: Camera Club II: .Iunior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. I 34 JOE VAUGHN Football III: Basketball Manager II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II. GEORGE R. VOLLMER Senior Science Club IV. RUTH ANN WADDELL Shingas Staff IV - editorial associate: National Honor Society III, IV: Presidents Cabinet IV: Orchestra II: Girls Chorus III: G,A.A. II, III: Future Nurses Club II: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Spanish Club III, IV, president IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III: Music Appreciation Club III: Junior Class Play Committee III: Junior Prom Committee III. HARRY WALLACE B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II: Stage Crew III: Junior Prom Committee III. JOANNE WARD Shingas Staff IV - eclitorial: G.A.A. II, III: Cheer- leader II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Class Officer Il, treasurer: Junior Class Play Cast III, WILLIAM WEAVER Shingas Staff . editorial: Baseball II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. HAROLD WEIGLE CHUCK WEYAND Football II III IV ca tain IV- Basketball 1 , I P 1 II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. GLORIA WHITE JOE WILLEM Shingas Staff IV - business: Football III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Senior Science Club III, IV: Bobcat Club Ill, IV. 35 JOYCE E. WILSON Shingas Staff IV - business: Girls Chorus III: Mixed Chorus IV: G.A.A. Ill: Future Nurses Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y III: Junior Class Play Committee Ill: .lun- ior Prom Committee III. RICHARD WILSON Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Echo StoFF IV: Football Mon- Qger ll, nl, IV: B.A.C. ll, lu, IV: Senior Science Club IV: Bobcat Club ll, III, IV. BILL WITKOUSKI Shingos Stott IV - business: Football Ill, IV: Basketball ll, Ill: B.A.C. IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club IV. PEGGY ZINKAN Girls Chorus ll, Ill: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: S.A.N.S. Club II: Bobcat Club ll, Ill. KATHRYN MAE WILSON Shingas Staff IV - business: Band ll, III, IV: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club Ill: Fu- ture Teachers Club lV: Junior Class Play Committee Ill. SAM WILSON Shingas Staff IV - editorial: Band, Drum Maior II, Ill, IV: Mixed Chorus ll, Ill, IV, sec- retary-treasurer III: S.A.N.S. Club ll: Senior Science Club III: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Future Teachers Club IV: Music Appreciation Club Il, Ill, IV: Junior Prom Committee III. LARRY WYNN Track II: B.A.C. II, Ill: .lun- ior Prom Committee Ill. fn ondut memory of 7101-ma Zee Stl-iclzler A physical handicap often may become burdensome and many times results in a defeatism attitude. On the other hand, it may react to spur or challenge a person not only to overcome the disability but also to strive toward a higher goal than may be thought possible. Such a person was Norma Lee Strickler, a member of the class of 1956, who died December 31, 1952, at the age of sixteen. In spite of a physical handicap, Norma Lee was able to realize her main desire, that of attending public school. For her it meant hours of study and preparation for each day's assignments, but her grades were her reward. Norma's friendly smile and courageous spirit will always be remembered and respected by her classmates. Jo i4nn joluw To die is to live in the hearts of those we leave behind. This thought expresses our feelings for .lo Ann Johns, a member of our class who died on July 23, 1951. Having moved to Beaver only a year prior to her death, .lo Ann made many new and lasting friends who will always remember her pleasing personality and cheerful smile. Besides her school and church activities she especially enioyed swimming, dancing, hiking, and reading. Her greatest ambition was to become a nurse, but it can never be fulfilled because of her untimely cleath. We cannot appro- priately express in words the regret we experiencd in the loss of our friend and classmate-Jo Ann. 37 uf 39 univm New Record Hilarious Magnificent Magazine Sales - 56384.17 Books and Crooks Junior-Senior Prom Mrs. Genevieve Hokman-Sponsor Walter McDermott-President Jim Williams-Vice President Marie Hutchinson-Secretary Tom Koss-Treasurer 40 HOME ROOM 107 First Row-J. Slouf, M. Radclihi, C. Brewer, N, Creese, E. McKean, M. Edmonds, R. Meyers, R, Holf. Second Row-E. Beaver, N. Williamson, J. Gula, N. Schlosser, J. Tolberf, B. Madden, N. Gardner, M. A. Karns, S. Sims, Third Row-K. Weyand, W. Gill, H. Jamison, .l. Riley, B. Bloom, B. Allen, B. Evans, J. Buchanan, S. Marcus, D. Nay. Fourih Row-Mr, Ledebur, P. Barnes, L. McKim, F. Lloyd, M. Davis. HOME ROOM 202 First Row-M. Hutchinson, S. Comfort, B. Beeman, G. McAnul1y, J. McMillen, G. Wimer, C. Volz, P. Sum- mers, E3. Sieeb. Second Row-J. Hineman, R. D'Alessandro, M. Bywofers, D. Equels, S. Packer, B. Schwartz, E. Kossler, L. Kerr, B. Richardson. Third Row-R, Carpenfer, T. Blose, T. Dinger, E. Razoire, J. Jones, T. Loxley, J. Tatsch, J. Bell, D. Stahl. Fourth Row-Mr. Mowery, J. Grad, J. McClure, M. Woods, F. Hodnick, D. Mills, J. Arthurs, J. Sailer, C. Dean. 41 HOME ROOM 201 First Row-B. Ballow, B. Sullivan, C. Gilleland, N. Richards, B. Smith, E. McKenney, J. Wilson. Secon Row-P. Bundy, B. Murray, M. Trimble, S. Engle. Third Row-J. Olsson, T. Jellyman, E. Sheppela, J. Wil liams, B. Evans, B. Marquis, M. Heid, T. Summers. Fourth Row-Mr. Rosenlieb, J. Gourley, B. Higerd R. Dawson, D. Long, B. Byers, R. Bear, J. Blose, B. Miller. HOME ROOM 206 First Row-D. Schermerhcrn, J. Stevenson, J. Croyle, N. Purdum, M. A. Willem, S. Merriman, D. Ziegle I. Grunert, J. Fritz. Second Row-J. Radovich, B. Losada, J. McCleery, M. Shema, N. Karlberg, J, Hol lenbuugh, S. Baughman, B. Cook. Third Row-C. Lefebvre, J. Baker, A. Todd, D. Bevington, W. Henr J. Emery, F. Bruce, P. Huff. Fourth Row-Mr. Hulick, R. Harty, R. Shaffer, A. Redding, D. Mahon, I Stevens, F. Morevac, D. Anderson. 42 HOME ROOM 205 First Row-D, McMinn, P. Sczllude, R. Wike, S. Witherow, C. Groff, D. Hoegle, D. Dappenbrook, O. Sea- burn, K. Fcxller, A. Bcxttung. Second Row-C. Lcmmie, F. McClain, E. Hood, N. Beatty, G. Steele, J. Jewel B Bissell, C. Clark, J. Potter, C. Sutter. Third Row-F. Cucinelli, T. Durst, J. Fredericks, B. Henry, T. Mold- ovcm, A. Bennett, P. Reilly. Fourth Row--Mr. Reber, W. McDermott, T. Koss, R. Garvin, F. Mczdericl, L Sovio, R. Brockmiller, W. Thomas, R. Sclberin, D. Boker. C'l1emiAt ei l 43 Supl: omvreff Mr. Rogers-Sponsor Joe Pefrellc-President Nell Torrence-Vice President Jean Mc Thews-Secrefa ry 44 Kiity Bin koski-Trecsu rer HOME ROOM 'I10 First Rcw-J. Hollibaugh, B. lrey, A. Knoll, J. Malhews, M. Harris, J. Ccxzen, M. Yuimeyer, M. Schaffer. Second Row-J, Riggs, C. Johnson, S. Musser, D. Birge, R. Wilson, D. Craff, B. Ricewick. Third Row- Miss Fox, M. McKim, D. Deerner, C. Reynolds, J. Farmer, E, Swaier, S. Funkhouser. HOME ROOM 112 First Row--E. Linn, L. Kiernan, N. Benner, L, L. Morion, C. Wallace, S. Hagan, N. Stammelbach, L. Shafer. Second Row-M. A. Sallacle, B. Busang, J. Radar, D. Eicher, A. Gillespie, C. Nail, S. J. Cooke. Third Row-Mrs. Hokman, R. Fusco, J. Bray, J. Nesbiff, D. Lipsiiz, G, Simpson, D'. Stewart, G. Peters, A. Ca?- anese, J. McNear. Fourth Row-M. McDade, A. Vesilind, J. Denfler, D. Iben, B. Culley, C. Sfoner, B. Barclay, J. Reynolds, J. Fcirclough, R. Willem. 45 HOME ROOM 203 First Row-L. A. Wolford, E. Tokarsky, M. McMillan, V. Ripper, B. Dickinson, S. Galloway, W. Chludzinski L. Lee. Second Row-B. Skinner, L. Page, J. Hollibaugh, B. Bogovich, M. Schueler, D. Jordon, C, Aesch bacher. Third Row-G. Russell, T. Amberson, R. Milligan, J. Farley, S. Orr, R. Chapman, P. Jagodich J. Gordon, D. Dowlin. Fourth Row-Miss Lawson, J. Dean, L. Reed, H. Summerfield, B. Pike, A. McAllis ter, W. Cargo, W. Welsh, J. McGregor, H. Lee, B. Baxter. HOME ROOM 204 First Row-M. Sell, B. Palmer, E. Christy, N. Torrence, N. Groscost, J. Gill, l. J. Doutt, J. Yellig, H. Am brose. Second Row-P. Jordon, S. Lee, J. Roberts, D. Homesly, E. McTaggart, S. Brown. Third Row- G. Kelly, S. Cascio, R. Reed, D. Cooper, K. Collins, C. DeWitt, B. Baker, E. Baldwin, L. Leis, C. McConnell J. Sheppela. Fourth Row-Mr. Mclsaac, E. Best, C. Dunlap, R. Gourley, R. Tosh, D. Fischer, R. West, R Morrow, D. McKenzie. , 46 Firsl' Row-M. Brennan, J. Logan, S. Davis, F. Reiprecht, E, N. Klotz. Mr. Glass, R. Ziegler, Means, D. HOME ROOM 113 Carnahan, J. Schaefer, M. Walter, D. Stickle Second Row-R. Howe, K. Binkoski, J, Shatter, A. K. Skulka, W. Geibel, R. Chalmers, C. Singleton, J. Marlin. Fourth Row-W. Barnes, T. Day, H. Langsclale, D. Vogt, C, Caputo, J. Stout. R. Argall, D. Javens, C. Valentine, D. Warcl Noll, T. Fairley, J. Romigh, R. McDermitt, G HOME ROOM 210 First Row-K. Azzarello, P. Pitini, D. Yemm, N. Eberhardt, B. Conner, V. Trella, M. Moore, M. A. Smith K. Gorrell. Second Row-B. Leggett, J. Kerr, R. A. Romigh, C. Buffington, B. Sevin. Third Row-E. Pav- linich, J. Shahl, J. Frye, J. Cosky, K. Endler, W. Lewis, R. McCool, J. McMullen, G. Bailey, J. Petrella Fourth Row-Mr. Rogers, E. Utnehmer, H. Reno, B. Murray, R. Bevington, B. Klink, J. Stewart, M. Casp B. Simmons, E. White. 47 Mullenax, B. Ewing, R. Harrell. Third Row- ?reAlamen Miss Dorothy Woin--Sponsor Don Scultczrelli-President Florence Pettler-Vice President Joy Springer-Secretary Lindo Beemcm-Treasurer 48 HOME ROOM 211 'rst Row-J. Orend, S. Scheidemantel, J. Wayne, K. Dress, D. Jamison, J. McCandless, J. Fontana. Sec nd Row-N. Scott, C. Miles, M. Rinehart, J. Deffenbaugh, N. Stone, B. Cascio. Thircl Row-L. Cable, B ise, B. Haney, B. Waddell, E. Davis, R. Knowlton, E. Shaffer, T. Hogue. Fourth Row--Mr. McBurney, J nclefeld, K. Boyce, A. Norton, J. Mooreheacl, R. Smith, L, Engleman, C. Gordon, E. Long. HOME ROOM 212 irst Row-B. Bunish, B. Besong, J. Brockmiller, K. Hoben, B. Bennett, B. Flynn, M, Davis, N. Ellis, R. Sulli- an. Second Row-K. Hendricks, J. McGeehon, C. Riley, M. Dennison, D. Chludzinski, M. Carrell, J aker, J. Mark, P. Charlesworth. Third Row--R. Funkhouser, J. Hamilton, F. Buflington, R. Johnson, l. .able, R, Cox, R. Burelli, T. Woodner. Fourth Row-Mrs. Schaughency, H. Taylor, E. Wilson, T. Clarke '. Gardner, A. Creps, P. Crichton, C. Alberti, S. Rontey. 49 l l HOME R00-M 213 ' First Row-H. Brooks, L. Wilson, C. Cowen, S. Orend, P. Stone, P. Mills, D, Ewing, A. Lang. Sec Row-P. Smith, J. Schupay, L. Jones, E. Harkins, M. Beglin, L. Anthony, B. Rain, J. McCleery. T Row-C. Brewer, T. Hollenbaugh, K. Wallace, J. Charron, R. Mabin, G. Moravec, J. MacKilligan, M. ney. Fourth Row-Miss Willson, K. Hanshaw, A. Buftington, J. Shannon, D. Gorrell, T, Davis, C. Snit D. Perkins, L. Yard. 1 HOME ROOM 218 First Row-S. Reynolds, J. Salko, G. Townsend, C. Buhot, N. Wright, D. McDonough, S. Price, C. Nel S. Smith, T. Scanlon. Second Row-J. Feicht, J. Springer, K. Kiefer, B. Smith, M. Catanese, K. Dicken R. Bankovich, D. Marsich, D. Sherman. Third Row-R. Stahl, R. Bainbridge, J. ShaFFer, H. Petty, P. Gr' D. Sutton, D. McConnaughy, B. Dickson, D. Stahl. Fourth Row-Miss Wain, G. Zgoda, R. Lawrence, Wilhelm, B. Harper, G. Mueller, B. Klink, L. Coleman, B. Rose, B. Smalstig. l 50 HOME ROOM 214 First Row-S. Karns, M. J. Harter, B. Russell, F. Pettler, L. Beeman, l. Polacek, L. Belloff, P. Smith P. Harty. Second Row+M. Morris, R. Farkas, P. Summers, G. Linin, D. Reich, S. Cox, K. McCon nell, J. Wozniak, R. Buckley. Third Row-L. Lawrence, D. Marlin, L. Persinger, F. Hood, S. Bar binec, D. Fox, R. Lammie. Fourth Row-Mr. Haddad, P. Morton, L. Shue, T. Roberts, N. Cribbs M. Whittingham, M. Harkins, E. Staub, K. Young. HOME ROOM 219 First Row-D. Marsh, S. Shipley, C. Niffinegger, M. Snowden, C. Ferrall, C. Novak, C. Davis, D Howitt, C. Goldeker. Second Row-K. Kohl, K. Drake, B. Todd, N. Radcliff, S. Martin, S. Rice, J Thomas, M. Coleman, L. Carnahan. Third Row--D. Adkins, J. Ziggas, W. Wilhelm, D. Smith, G Kauffman, D. Lennox, R. Collins. Fourth Row-Mrs. Lowery, D. Saltarelli, C, Baker, C. Rackley J. Hendricks, Cupps, S. Hacko, R. Nichol, R. Eichenlaub. 51 HOME ROOM 220 Firsf Row-R. Bevington, B. Bcxshline, J. Ziggas, B. Brunton, C. Eberhurclt, P. Bcxumgcard, B, Reed Harold P. Collins. Sezond Row-O. L. McElhcmey, M. K. Reehl, S. Grady, B. Isles, M. A. Kramer Ruehl IJ. Siewurr, P. Polce. Third Row-J. Callaghan, K. Romsey, .l. Elliot, R. Rofhocker, L. Smith, Pc1ge,, T. Emery, J. Howarth, R, Curcio. Fourth Row-Mr. Hopkins, E. Henry, B. Hogan, V. DiMaggio Ward, T. Troylor, W. Sanford, J. Craft, D. Geibel, T. Bevingion, T. Nicol. eneral Science 53 First Row-D. Peters, A. Taormina, S. Cole, J. Stuck, R. A. Waddell, B. Clausen. Second Row-W. McDer- mott, T. Price, S. Torrence, K. Shan- non, K. Riggs, B. Saltarelli, G, Mitchell. Third Row-D. Saltarelli, S. J. Cooke, J. Roberts, P. Pitini, J. Petrella. First Row-A. Taormina, B. Saltarelli Miss Fox, E. McKenney, S. Davis. Sec- ond Row-W. McDermott, B. Cooke, B. Trimble, G. Mitchell, W. Toth, K Faller, J. Sailer. Third Row-C. De- witt, A. Vesilind, J. Cazen, M. A. Karns, S. Orr, J. Petrella. Fourth Row-R Farkas, D. Marsh, K. Kress, D. Sal tarelli, B. Murray, S. Ratey, A. Lang M. Catanese. Pre 1dentA ' Councrl As a co-ordinating factor between the vari- ous clubs and organizations and the administra- tion of our school stands the presidents' council, an organization composed of the leaders of the various groups. The many and diversified prob- lems confronting these clubs, such as attendance at meetings and an activities period, were dis- cussed and partially solved. The council tried not only to solve these problems, but greater ones concerning the whole student body such as cafeteria difficulties and registration. Under the experienced leadership of Mr. Charles Linn the group achieved its aims and improved the school program. Student Cvunczl Beaver High's student council worked over- time this year as it undertook numerous projects. The high spot of the year was a collection, spon- sored by the council, to commemmorate Mr. Linn's twenty-five years of service in the Beaver school system. They sold candy at the horhe bas- ketball games, conducted the annual sale of sweat shirts, and backed the March of Dimes' drive in the school. The officers of the organiza- tion, sponsored by Miss Ruth Fox, were: Bob Sal- tarelli, president, Ellen McKenny, vice-president, and Sally Davis, secretary-treasurer. Twenty seniors stood face to face with a problem. The moment of decision had come. What decision? Why--to become a teacher or not. ' Advised by Mrs. Beulah Cook, Guidance Counselor, on the training necessary, the type of work to be done, the problems to be faced and the rewards to be gained, these Future Teachers held fast to their decision. Opportunity to observe, administer tests to Elementary pupils and perform other duties in the area of their choice, was given each. Speak- ers from colleges added to this by talks, about their college, the education department, and their teacher training program. Officers were: Sue Torrence, president, Jeanne Daugherty, secretary-treasurer. O O I Do I really want to be a nurse? Would I make a capable one? Nineteen girls, with the aid of the school nurses, Miss Ruth Fisher, and Mrs. Irene Benner sought answers to these ques- tions as well as many others thru the medium of the Future Nurses Association. Field trips, pro- iects, visitations by registered nurses, aiding with the patch tests and the Salk vaccine innocula- tions-all helped each member to decide if nursing was the career for her. The girls be- lieved that the monthly meetings presided over by Karen Riggs, the president, carried out the stated purposes of the organization very well. Other officers were: Donna Equels, vice presi- dent, Leola Page, secretary-treasurer. F. T. A. First Row-M. Hall, R. Avery, J. Daugherty, Mrs. Cook, S. Torrence, W. Toth, S. Baney. Second Row-S. Cole, J. Hol- lander, M. Burneson, M. A. Koss, J. Johnson, M. Kinkopf. Third Row-G. Feibus, L. Ped- reira, C. Thomas, A. Taormina, K. Wilson. F. N. A. Mrs, Benner, Miss Fisher, L. Page, M. A. Baxter. Second M. Kinkopf, P. Pitini, A. Fergu- A. Hineman, B. Smith, S. Reiprecht. First Row-D. Equels, K. Riggs, Row-A. Battung, N. Beatty, son, M. McKim. Third Row- Baughman, G. McAnuIty, F. Sl nivr First Row-K. Coleman, K. Faller, J. Buchanan, B. Stevenson, Mr. Reber, M. Hutchinson, D. Peters, J. Potter, J, Wilson. Second Row-B. Coulter, B. Trimble, A. Jones, R. A. Harton, C. Lammie, B. Beeman, S. Torrence, A. Battung, E. Beaver, E. McKean. Third Row-A. Coles, D. Meadows, B. Miller, R. Car- penter, B. Saltarelli, T. Durst, F. Bruce, M. Conlon, M. Bingenheimer, R. Carrell. Fourth Row-G. Moore, D. Mills, T. Clark, D. Davis, G. Mitchell, G. Vollmer, R. Saberin, J. Entinger, K. Grossglass, A. C. Redding. Fifth Row-P. Schmidt, R. Shaffer, L. O'Donnell, B. Garvin, B. Netherland, R. Wilson, D. Pettler, B. Wit- kouski, B. Weaver, B. Kramer. Fumes perfumed the building, and explosions exploded, but not the build- ing, while the monthly meeting ofthe Senior Science Club was in progress. Mr. Nevin W. Reber, sponsor of the club invited any iunior or senior science student who was willing to take his life in his hands to ioin the club and attend the meet- ings. ln the spring the club made its annual trip to Buhl Planetarium and also the School Science Fair where projects of a few of the students were exhibited. The oFlicers were: Dale Peters, president, John Buchanan, vice president, Marie Hutchinson, secretary, Bob Stevenson, treasurer. First Row-M. Moore, M. McMillan, D. Yemm, D. Homesly, J. Riggs, Mr. Rogers, P. Pitini, V. Trella, B. lrey, S. Hagen, B. Dickinson. Second Row-C. Johnson, S. Davis, M. Harris, K. Binkoski, B. Conner, N. Benner, R. A. Romigh, D. Birge, S. J. Cooke, V. Ripper. Third Row--R, Ziegler, C. Valentine, R. Fusco, W. Lewis, M. A. Sallade, D. Jordan, S. Funkhouser, C. Caputo, J. Petrella, J. Frye, D. Vogt. Fourth Row- B. Geibel, J. Bray, J. Reynolds, P. Jagodich, D. Javens, T. Day, B. Simmons, C. DeWitt, D. Ward, J. Stewart, B. Pike, D. Fischer. First Row-M. K. Trimble, M. Shema, D. Schermerhorn, J. Stevenson, O. Seaburn, R. Retzer, R. Cupani, J, Ross, S. Farmer. Second Row-D. Skalka, J. Willem, S. Packer, H. Sentz, J. Kinter, M. Otto, C. Sutter, J. Grad, R. Icenhour. Third Row-L. McKim, B. Clausen, T. Loxley, B. Henry, J. Olsson, J. Williams, B. Evans, B. Marquis, E. Razaire. Fourth Row-D. Nay, A. Todd, P. Reilly, S. Marcus, M. Davis, T. Dinger, B. Harty, C. Dean. Fifth Row-K. Lee, L. Gillespie, D. Brockmiller, A. Bennett, B. Higerd, D. Long, B. Bloom, B. Allen, R. Bear, B. Byers. The kids were as hard to keep track of as a paramecium under a microscope when it came to taking a field trip to Pittsburgh-at least that's what Mr. Rogers, sponsor of the S.A.N.S. Club said after a strenuous, but educational trip to the Aviary and Buhl Planetarium. Films and guest speakers helped to supplement the material of the regular biology course, along with these trips. The officers were: Pat Pitini, president, Janice Riggs, secretary-treasurer. First Row-J. Gill, L. McTaggart, C, Reynolds, N. Eberhardt, E. Christy, N. Stammelbaugh, B. Palmer, M. Sell, M. A. Smith, M. Yutmeyer. Second Row-C. Wallace, L. Shafer, D. Stickle, A. Mullenax, R. Harrell, J. Roberts, B. Busang, J. Farmer, M. Schueler, M. McKim, N, Klotz. Third Row-D. Lipsitz, C. McConnell, J. Logan, P. Jordan, S. Lee, E. Linn, S. Musser, E. Carnahan, R. Reed, D. Cooper. Fourth Row-H. Sum- merfield, B. Culley, T. Fairley, C. Dunlap, D. Langsdclle, A. Vesilind, A. McAllister, E. White, R. West, S. Orr, J. McGregor, J. Fairclough. Science national Honor vcietq Seated-J. Stuck, R. A. Waddell, G. Mitchell, Miss Cathryne Esenwein, D. R. Shupe, G. Moore, B. Clausen, A. Seyboth, D. Peters. Standing-S. Cole, J. Frye, R. Avery, W. Toth, A. Taormina, B. Kramer, B. Car- rell, J. Mills, R, Stevenson, L. O'Donnell, B. Saltarelli, R. Retzer, S. Torrence, K. Shannon, M. Lais, J. Ross. Scholarship, leadership, character, and ser- vice-these are the attributes of a National Hon- or Society member. The eight members of the Alpha Chapter, elected by their class and teach- ers in the spring of their iunior year are: Gary Mitchell, president, Donna Rea Shupe, secretary, Bill Clausen, George Moore, Dale Peters, Ann Seyboth, June Stuck, Ruth Ann Waddell. Two induction ceremonies, directed by Miss Cathryne Esenwein, the sponsor of the group, provided stimulating and impressive assemblies 'For the student body. In February, sixteen sen- iors, representing ten per cent of the class, were inducted into the chapter. They are: Roberta Avery, Bob Carrell, Susan Cole, Judy Frye, Bill Kramer, Marilyn Lais, John Mills, Larry O'Donnell, Ruth Retzer, Jean Ross, Bob Sal- tarelli, Karen Shannon, Bob Stevenson, Anthony Taormina, Sue Torrence, Wanda Toth. The National Honor Society, through its membership, and by providing several scholar- ships, seeks to promote its ideals. Kv6catA' fclw We cover the High School Front -a slogan adopted by the staff of the Bobcats' Echo, for- merly the Echo, truly describes their eFForts to bring to the student body the complete story in word and picture of the activities in B.A.H.S. Published every six weeks under the direction of the co-editors Wanda Toth and Ruth Retzer and supervised by Mr. Stephen Barnes, it sought to retain the best 'features of former years while adding new and interesting features of its own. News gathering was done outside the class- room but the myriad of other duties necessary for publication claimed most of the classroom time. ln addition to the work required in pub- lishing the Bobcats' Echo the sta'Hi managed, meanwhile, to gather, write, edit, and publish a weekly column in the Beaver Valley Times. Came af C1116 Service and preservation are the two most important words in the vocabulary of Camera Club members. Service-the act of giving of one's time and talents for the benefit of others typifies the work of the club around Beaver High School. Always willing to snap the shutter, de- velop negatives, and print pictures of any of the school activities, they render this service with- out thought of personal gain or glory. This leads to their other characteristic-preservation. By this we mean that thru their eFForts a permanent and preserved memory ot the event is brought into being. lt makes no difference whether it is a football game, the Junior-Senior Prom, on as- sembly or a class play-some member of the club is on hand to preserve it for posterity. The sponsor is Mr. Wendell McBurney. OFH- cers are: A. C. Redding, president, Peggy Rey- nolds, vice president, Kristen Coleman, secretary- treasurer. CAMERA CLUB First Row-M. Moore, K. Coleman, Mr. McBur- ney, A. C. Redding, P. Reynolds, J. Yellig. Second Row-C. Wallace, B. Palmer, M. Sell, B. Skinner, J. Endler, C. Reynolds, M. McMillan, B. Beeman. Third Row-B. Geibel, A. Todd, J. McGregor, C. Caputo, D. Stauffer, R. Reed, R. Fusco, C. McCon- nell. Fourth Row-D. Long, A. Bennett, A. Vesi- lind, K. Endler, L. Reed, D. Fischer, E. Best, H. Lee, R. West. ECHO STAFF First Row-M. A. Koss, W. Toth, Mr. Barnes, R. Retzer, J. Lengyel. Second Row-S. Catanese, P. Casbourne, R. Cupani, J. Kinter, M. Kinkopf, R. A. Harton, M. Armen. Third Row-M. Trimble, R. Wilson, H. Sentz, A. Seyboth, S. Farmer, D. Stauffer, R. Holt. 59 Slainga Staff Seated-G Mitchell R A Waddell B Cla S . , . . , . usen, .Cole. Standing-S. Hc1rvey,J. St k M ' ' uc , r. Poterlck, B. Hczichner, L. O Donnell. TYPISTS: Firsl' Row-J. Hesser, R. DefTen loough, S. Harvey, M. Hall, J, Brubaker Second Row-R. Rubino, .l. Daugherty, L. Knopp. 60 EDITORIAL STAFF: First Row-K. Shannon, P. Reynolds, K. Coleman, M. A. Koss, M. Ellis, R. A. Harton, M. Burneson, B. Trimble. Second Row-J. Mills, A. Seyboth, J. Ward, A. Jones, A. Ferguson, H. Sentz J. Hollander, N. McDonough. Third Row-A. Schaffer, S. Baney, W. Toth, R. Cupani, M. Otto, D. R Shupe. Fourth Row-L. Gillespie, G. Moore, B. Stevenson, R. Wilson, B. Weaver, S. Wilson, D. Peters BUSINESS STAFF: First Row-M. Kinkopf, A. Hineman, S. Farmer, R. Avery, J. Frye, G. Kennett, S. Cata nese, A. Gardner. Second Row-J. Lengyel, B. Griffin, R, Retzer, B. Grubick, M. Armen, D. Sallade, P Casbourne, K. Riggs. Third Row-S. Torrence, M. A. Baxter, S. Smith, K. Wilson, J. Johnson, J. Wilson Fourth Row-M. Conlon, B. Kaufman, D. Pettler, J. Entinger, D. Meadows, R. Erath. Fifth Row-R. Farmer T. Cosky, J. Willem, D. Skalka, R. Icenhour, R. Griffith. Sixth Row-K. Lee, B. Butfington, C. Thomas 1 A. Taormina, M. Bingenheimer, C. Oliver, B. Lintz. The Shingas Clicks in Fifty-six. This was the theme of the skit which launched the most successful sales campaign in the history of our yearbooks. The Shingas Telethon, put on by twenty members of the senior class, brought us such 'Famous personalities as George Gobel and Liberace. The goal was set at llO0 books, and in November the final order was placed for exactly that number. The majority of work in planning and production still lay ahead, and the editors faced what seemed to be an impos- sible task. However, with the guidance of Mr. Paterick and the work of the entire staff of eighty seniors, contracts were signed, pictures were taken, articles were written, production was com- pleted on schedule, and the dream of the 1956 Shingas became a reality. We feel that the Shingas of 1956 success- fully reflects the personality of the senior class and that it will take its place among the great books of the past, meeting, and we hope, sur- passing the high standards set up by them. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y: First Row-A. Schaefer, A. Gardner, S. Farmer, A. Ferguson, K. Riggs, Miss Willson, S. Merriman, J. Holland er, K. Shannon, P. Reynolds, J. Stevenson. Second Row-J. Brubaker, B. Trimble, H. Hastings, M. Kinkopf, L. Knopp, N. Cor tese, B. Steeb, P. Sallade, L. Kerr, N. Creese. Third Row-P. Casbourne, M. Hall, S. Smith, G. Wimer, M. Edmonds, C. Gille land, J. Stout, B. Cook, J. Endler, M. A. Karns. Fourth Row-D. R, Shupe, M. Burneson, M. Otto, J. Mills, A. Seyboth, N Gardner, J. Ward, B. Schwartz, C. Sutter. Kata ri- Hi- lf Proiects, both money making and educa- tional, highlighted the year for the members of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, an organization of freshmen and sophomore girls. These activities included a very successful bake sale, their Christmas dance, The Snowball, a Valentine's Day Party, and a talk and slides about the National Y.M.- C.A. Convention by Mr. Robert Traugh, the Central West Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. As a climax to their year the girls enioyed a picnic at Brady's Run Park. The sponsor for this group was Mrs. Leona Lowery, officers were: Sarah Jane Cooke, presi- dent, Libby McTaggart, vice president, Virginia Ripper, secretary, Janice Riggs, treasurer, Karen Dickenson, historian, Donna Marsh, chaplain. BETA TRI-Hl-Y: First Row-S. Scheidemantel, S. Shipley, K. McConnell, K. Dickinson, D. Marsh, S. J. Cooke, Mrs. Lowery, L. McTaggart, J. Riggs, V. Ripper, J. Cazen, N. Scott, B. Bashline. Second Row-B. Reed, B. lsles, L. Anthony, M. Moore, C. John- son, P. Pitini, E. Tokarsky, L. Shafer, C. Davis, E. Harkins, M. Yutmeyer, E. Linn, B. Cascio, M. A. Davis. Third Row-L. Harold, F. Pettler, L. Wilson, J. Springer, J .McCandless, P. Conner, L. Beeman, C. Wallace, J. Roberts, K. Hoban, J. Brockmiller, D. Sherman, J. McCleery, T. Scanlon, L. Jones, R. Farkas. Fourth Row-J. Ziggas, C. Reynolds, B. Rains, J. Reuhl, J. Wayne, S. Grady, P. Mills, J. Scheafer, B. Bennett, M. Dennison, J. Fontana, K. Kress, B. Flinn, C. Novak, S. Orend, L. Bellolt, B. Ricewick. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y: First Row-C. Groft, B. Coulter, R. Avery, A. Hineman, J. Ross, B. Cribbs, C. Lammie, O. Seaburn, K. Faller, A Battung. Second Row-N. Karlberg, S. Cole, J. Johnson, G. Kennett, R. Rubino, R. Cupani, R. Retzer, N. Richards, J. Jewell B. Losada. Third Row-N. Purdum, J. Stuck, R. A. Horton, J. Potter, M. Lais, J. Hollenbaugh, D. Schermerhorn, S. Baney B. Murray, S. Baughman. Fourth Row-A. Jones, C. Clark, M. Shema, H. Sentz, J, Frye, M. Bywaters, S. Packer, D. Equels J. Daugherty, M, Trimble, J. McCleery. 4421.4 7f'-14f-'zf Service is the key note-Service to our school, to our community, to all. This word amply expresses the aim and proiects of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, an organization of iunior and senior girls. Selling mums for the Rochester game has become traditional and again was successfully carried through. A speaker, Mr. James Titus, was brought to the school for the Thanksgiving Assembly, as guest of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Addressing envelopes for the March of Dimes, collecting clothing and toys for needy families, as well as other similar projects demon- strated how well the members know and under- stand the meaning of SERVICE. Miss Erla Jean Willson, sponsor, Karen Riggs, president, Sandy Merriman, vice presi- dent, Judy Hollender, secretary, Anne Ferguson, treasurer, Senia Farmer, chaplain, and Karen Shannon, historian. BETA TRI-HI-Y: First Row-D. Homesly, D, Yemm, N. Eberhardt, C. Niffinegger, M. Snowden, M. Beglin, D. Ewing, C. Eberhardt, L Carnahan, C. Miles, N. Ellis, M. A. Kramer, A. McElhaney. Second Row-N. Benner, L. Kiernan, N. Stammelbach, N. orrence B. Conner, J. Mathews, K. Binkoski, S. Davis, M. A. Sallade, M. Brennan, P. Smith, M. Rhinehart, G. Townsend, D. raft Third Row-I. J. Doutt, S. Lee, P. Jordan, S. Reynolds, A. Lang, B. Brunton, M, Morris, J. Farmer, J. Gill, E. Carnahan, Musser, M. Schaffer, E. Cristy, M. McMillan. Fourth Row-J. Mark, S. Rice, J. Salko, P. Charlesworth, I. Polacek, D. Baker, Logan, J. Kerr, S. Funkhouser, C. Nelson, K. Kohl, P. Stone, S. Price, W. Chludzinski, N. McKim, J. Shupay. First Row-R. A. Harton, J. Ross, B. Beeman, G. McAnulty, J. Frye, D. Schermerhorn, Miss A. Lawson, R. A. Waddell, D. Baker, E, McKean, J. McCleery, K. Coleman. Second Row-B. Bissell, B. Murray, J. Hine- man, J. Jewell, C. Gilleland, B. Losada, N. Cortese, J. Kinter, H. Sentz, J. Johnson. Third Row-A. Fer- guson, C. Sutter, J. Potter, J. Stevenson, J. Stout, J. Wilson, J. Hollenbaugh, D. Equels, M. Shema, M. Bywaters, A. Seyboth, J. Mills. Fourth Row-F. Bruce, K. Weyand, B. Madden, M. Burneson, B. Cook, S. Madden, D. R. Shupe, A. Jones, J. Olsson, D. Meadows. Fifth Row-J. Williams, P. Schmidt, R. Shatter, L. Savio, D. Long, K. Lee, A. Bennett, L. O'Donnell, E. Razaire, P. Reilly. First Row-S. Brown, D. Homesley, D. Yemm, B. Liggett, L. McTaggart, Mrs. L. Lowery, M. Schatter, J. Roberts, I. J. Doutt, E. L. Christy, J. Cazen. Second Row--E. Carnahan, M. Yutmeyer, B. Busang, C. Wal- lace, S. Merriman, B. Skinner, J. Gill, C. Reynolds, S. Davis, K. Binkoski, L. L. Morton, S. J. Cooke. Third Row-J. Petrella, C. Caputo, G. Peters, B. Ewing, J. Farmer, E. Linn, P. Jordan, J. Logan, J. Kerr, M, Schueller, V. Ripper, C. McConnell, D. Lipsitz. Fourth Row--D. Vogt, C. DeWitt, B. Geibel, D, Fisher, J. McGregor, B. Murray, J. Nesbitt, B, Chapman, S. Orr, E. White, R. Fusco. Fifth Row-R. West, B. Sim- mons, M. Casp, B. Pike, T. Day, E. Best, H, Summerfield, D. Ward, J. Fairclough, B. Klink, B. Culley, H. Lee. Spani C7116 latin 6,116 Of all the words used to describe a meeting of the Span- ish Club this year, humdrum or boring would be least likely to tit-mainly because these words are not en Espanol. Variety and excitement were the keywords. Highlighting the monthly meetings was the Christmas party at which senor Santa Claus, Pat Reilly and senora Santa Claus, Judy McCleery, were crowned. While learning how to use the language in informal conversation the members, with the aid ot Miss Lawson, also learned many of the customs of the Spanish-speaking countries such as the Mexican hat dance. Reorganized after a lapse of several years, the Latin Club sought among other things to develop a better understanding of the cultural values of the Latin language. Sixty-three second year Latin students combined under the leadership of Mrs. Leona Lowery, to form it. A visit to the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium, a ban- quet and social activities were combined to increase interest in the club. The purchase of Latin records to help understand Latin better, to show how the language enters our daily speech, was the main proiect of the club this past spring. Gary Morgan-Capt. Geibel, Ted Evans, Bob Javens, David Thomas, Wayne Lipsiiz, Dave Leis, Larry Sheppela, John Len Pedriera-Capt. Sioub, Tom Cummings, Poi Durst, Tom Argall, Roy Baker, Bob Marlin, John Higerd, Bill Bill Wifkowski-Capt. Ferrall, Glen Farley, Jim McClure, Jim Lewis, Bill Sfrothers, Don Dunlap, Calvin Baldwin, Ed McMullen, Jim Joe Vaughn-Capt. Swead, Tyrone Lloyd, Fred McCool, Dick McNear, John Grossglass, Ken Ufnehmer, Ed Rich Wilson-Capt. Cosky, Tom Weyand, Kenny Blose, Jim Orr, Sam Stoner, Charles Del Sola, Bob Chalmers, Bob Rip Icenhour-Capt. Grad, John Maderia, Fran Casp, Mike Dowlin, Don Fairley, Tom Moldovan, Ted Caputo, Chris Gary Mitchell-Capt. Dappenbrook, Paul Stevenson, Bob Baker, Don Todd, Al Davis, Mark Culley, Brooks Stahl, Don Ron Bradshaw-Capt. Mahon, Dick Amberson, Tom DeWitt, Charles Russell, George Cascio, Sam Chapman, Bob Frye, John Tel Birge-Capt. Allen, Bob Heid, Marty Shaffer, Ron Gourley, Jay Gill, Wally Anderson, Dave Buffingion, Bob Don Petfler-Capt. Koss, Tom Reilly, Pai Conlon, Mike Henry, Bill Geibel, Bill Sheppela, Ed Moore, George .loe Willem-Capt. Bloom, Bord Stevens, Don Saberin, Ross Long, Dwighi Emery, Lee Fairclough, Jack Bray, Jim Jim Conner-Capt. Huff, Paul Weaver, Bill Hoegle, Charles Emery, Jack Summers, Roberi Fredericks, John Reed, Richard Tom Price-Capt. Oliver, Carl Shaw, Bob Jagodich, Paul Sailer, Joe Dean, Jack Marcus, Sam Savio, Leroy Ronnie Griffith-Cap? Netherland, Chrisiy Irey, Jim Skalka, Ken Dentler, Joe Besi, Eugene Fusco, Richard Simpson, George Dick Skalka-Capt. Byers, Bob Bear, Rodney Vesilind, Aarne Murray, Boyd McConnell, Chas. Miller, Bill Cargo, Jerry Harry Wallace-Capi' Reed, Tom Summerfield, Herb Tosh, Rex Buchanan, John Peters, Dale Cucinelli, Frank Shafer, Ron Fisher, Don TOP PICTURE-Row 'I-D. Homesley, D. Yemm, N. Eloerhardt, B. Palmer, C. Clarke, K. Shannon, Miss Wain, J. Matthews, J. Cazen, S. Lee, K. Coleman, A. Schaefer. Row 2-M. A. Karns, J. Hineman, M. Hutchinson, S. Merriman, B. Howe, B. Ewing, B. Bogivich, N. Knott, J. Farmer, B. Dickinson, E. Toskorsky. Row 3-J. Daugherty, W. Chluolzinski, S. Funkhouser, J. Croyle, C. Groff, J. Hollenbaugh, N. Karlberg, R. A. Horton, J. Frye, M. J. Sell, K. Binkoski, J. Hollander, Row 4-P. Reynolds, A. Gardner, M. L. Walters, N. Benner, B. Conner, M, Harris, L. Kiernon, N. Torrence, C. Johnson, J. Mills. Row 5-N. Williamson, l. J. Doutt, D, McMinn, M. A. Willem, N. Gardner, B. Steeb, P. Orend, J. Brooks, P. Sallolde, F, Reiprecht, A. Seylooth. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1-H. Hastings, I. Grunert, B. Murray, S. Harvey, G. McAnulty, C. Volz, P. Sum- mers, B. Cribbs, C. Lammie, N. Crease, S. Baughrnan, R. Harrell. Row 2-M. A. Koss, L. Shafer, B. Cooke, B. Losada, S. Cole, J. Stuck, M. Lais, E, Kossler, M. McMillan, E. L. Christy, J. Gill, J. Roberts. Row 3- J. Radcliff, C. Brewer, L. Kerr, C. Wallace, A. Battung, S, Packer, K. Faller, D. Stickel, J. Rader, N. Klotz, N. McKim, J. Johnson, J. Kinter. Row 4-C. Sutter, J. Jewel, M. Edmonds, D. R. Shupe, S. Davis, N. Stammelboch, C. Reynolds, J. Fritz, L. L. Morton, R. Ramigh, M. Schueler, S. Farmer. Row 5-N. Cortese, B. Madden, G. Wimer, D. Hoegle, B. Griftin, S. Smith, J. McMillan, J. Endler, B. Bissell, J. Gula, H. Sentz. 66 Let's go, team! lf you happened to be pass- ing thru the halls of Beaver High after school last fall, you would have heard this cheer coming from our gymnasium. lt forms a familiar ex- pression used by the teams competing in the bas- ketball tournaments. This project was only one of the many projects sponsored and guided by the G.A.A. Other proiects included volleyball and table-tennis tournament, the sale of stu- dent sweatshirts, and a Fun and Frolic Night. The G. A. A. is a very active club which con- sists of athletic-minded girls in the tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grades, who wish to partici- pate in competitive games and proiects. The club is under the capable direction of our physical education instructor, Miss Dorothy Wain. The officers for the 1955-56 school term were: Karen Shannon, president, Carol Clark, vice-president, and Jean Mathews, secretary- treasurer. Zeade ' 6,116 Our Leaders Club is composed of fourteen girls, all enthusiastically interested in athletics for girls. Under the sponsorship of Miss Dor- othy L. Wain, girls' physical education instructor, the leaders learn new leadership techniques and aid in the gym classes. The girls assist in taking roll, leading warmup exercises, and checking the dressing room. As a group activity, playdays are held in various schools for the county Leaders' Clubs. The purpose of the playdays is to give Leaders an opportunity to assemble and discuss with each other their activities for the year. Early in the spring, new members are elected by a vote of the present Leaders. The annual induction is held in the form of a pic- nic at Brady's Run Park. Officers were June Stuck, president, Nancy Gardner, vice-president, Judy Mills, secretary, and Betty Griffin, treasurer. LEADERS CLUB First Row-N. Gardner, B. Grittin, Miss D. L. Wain, J. Mills, J. Stuck. Second Row-M. Armen, M. A. Wil- lem, D. Dappenbrook, J. Ross, J. Brubaker. Third Row-J. McCleery, A. Seyboth, C. Clark, S. Cole, D. R. Shupe. BOTTOM PICTURE-First Row-M. Trimble, R. D'Alessandro, B. Schwartz, D. Jordan, M. A. Smith, J. Schaefer, J. Ross, J. Lengyel, R. Cupani, R. Retzer, E. Cadley, F. McClain. Second Row-B. Coulter, M. Burneson, S. Catanese, M. Hall, P. Casbourne, D. Sallade, M. Armen, R. Richards, E. MacKilligan, V. Rip- per, D. Craft, M. A. Brennan. Third Row-J. Stout, B. Beeman, M. Ellis, D. Schermerhorn, J. Brubaker, N. Schlosser, M. Baxter, A. Hineman, D. Dappenbrook. Fourth Row-J. Stevenson, M. Radcliffe, K. Riggs 1 G. Kennett, R. Rubino, B. Grubick, E. McKenny, J. McCleery, E. McKean, S. Baney. Fifth Row-J. Wilson, O. Seaburn, A. Jones, S. Sims, P. Bundy, B. Richardson, R. Pavlinich, M. A. Engle, D. Equels, R. Holt, R. Avery, M. Shema, M. Bywaters. HI-Y: First Row-B. Klink, J. Nesbitt, Mr. McBurney, S. Orr, B. Culley, L. Shue. Second Row-J. Hamil- ton, T. Hollenbaugh, R. Bainbridge, D. McConnaughy, B. Smalstig, D. Cooper, B. Dickson. Third Row-B. McDermott, W. Geibel, R. Argall, B. Klink, R, Fusco, C. Caputo, R. Chapmen, E. Long. Fourth Row-T. Roberts, L. Reed, C. Gardner, B. Barclay, K. Boyce, D. Smith, C. Dunlap, B. Murray. Ko6cat C7116 BOBCAT CLUB: First Row-D. Mills, Mr. Higbee, T. Price. Second Row-R. D. Shupe, S. Torrence, N. Benner. Iii-If The Hi-Y, the most recently organ- ized club in B.A.H.S., was also probably the most informal. Meetings were held without schedule when an interesting speaker was available. Dave Sherwin showed slides and discussed Palestine at one of these meetings. The twenty members who actively participated were led by the officers who were: presi- dent, S. Orr, vice president, J. Nesbitt, secretary-treasurer, B. Klink, and chap- lain, L. Shue. The informality and active participation of the members made the Hi-Y a very successful organization. 68 mixed C71 vmd i IA Ufwru- MIXED CHORUS: First Row-N. Purdum, C. Gilleland, O. Seaburn, J. Wilson, S. Witherow, G. Steele, K. Faller, S. Packer, S. Merriman, C. Clark, B. Madden, D. Equels. Second Row-R. A. Harton, J. Frye, R. Richards, E. Hesser, A. Hineman, J. Johnson, L. Knopp, M. Lois, J. Stuck, G. Feibus, C. Sutter, G. Wimer. Third Row-D. Meadows, D. Peters, S. Baney, K. Riggs, R. Deffenbaugh, J. Stevenson, J. Stout, A. Schaefer, D. R. Shupe, M. Otto, S. Cole, J. Olsson, R. Milligan. Fourth Row-W. McDermott, J. Sailer, E. Utnehmer, H. Noll, A. C. Redding, M. Woods, D. Strothers, M. Heid, K, Collins, J. Fairchlough, C. Dunlap, R. Stevenson, S. Wilson. GIRLS CHORUS: First Row-K. Azzarello, L. Page, R. Wike, P. Pitini, K. Coleman, J. Cazen, M. McMillen, S. Hagan, C. Wal lace, L. Shafer. Second Row-E. MacKilligan, C. Lammie, M. Hutchinson, J. Jewell, J, Roberts, L. Kierman, Mathews, M. Schaefer, N. Stammelbach, S. J. Cooke, M. A. Brennan. Third Row-M. Moore, A. Mullenax, Davis, B. Ricewick, L. Aeschloacher, D. Kraft, E. L. Christy, P. Jordan, S. Lee, E. Linn, F, McClain, B. Dickinson. G. Steele, B. Howe, C. Buffington, J. Hollibaugh, N. Knott, B. Schwartz, J. Hineman, C. Johnson, J. Logan Schueler, P. Reynolds. Representing our school at the Midwestern District Choral Festival, April 5, 6, and 7, at Mercer, Pennsylvania were, Joyce Wilson, Susan Cole, Marilyn Lais, Gloria Feibus, Bob Stevenson, Sam Wilson, and A. C. Redding. 69 1 B. Palmer, J R. Harrell, S Fourth Row- J. Kerr, M N r p l I 1 ORCHESTRA: First Row-G. Feibus, L. McTaggart, K. Kress, B. Palmer, B. Stevenson, G. Moore, D. Bevington, M. McMillan C. Gilleland, D. Baker, C, Nelson. Second Row--J, Gourley, D. Homesley, C. Dean, M. Otto, J. Wilson, J. Ross, R. Romigh L. Shafer, P. Jordan, J. Stevenson, S. Cooke, C. Niffinegger. Third Row-D. Yemm, J, Logan, V. Ripper, S. McConnell, A Vesilind, R. Evans, J. Moorehead, B. Coulter, A. Jones, D. Lipsitz, P. Schmidt, T. Geibel. Fourth Row-D. Peters, K. Lee, R Netherland, B. Evans, R. Morrow, B. Clausen, M, Lois, N. Purdum. FRESHMAN CHORUS: First Row--R. Jones, J. Feight, K. Drake, B. Bunish, L. Carnahan, J. McCandIess, K. Hoban, J. Brock- miller, C. Eberhardt. Second Row-J. Springer, M. Beglin,J. Schupay, P. Conner, R. Buckley, L. Herold, B. Brunton, A Lang, S. Reynolds, K. McConnel. Third Row--C. Davis, D. Ewing, D. Marsh, N. Scott, L. Anthony, R. Farkas, L. Belloff S. Shipley, B. Smith, P. Charlesworth, J. Salko, M. Morris, S. Scheidemantel, N. Ellis, D. Howitt. Fourth Row-M. Harter J. McCleery, L. Beeman, F. Pettler, C. Miles, S. Orend, M. Davis, P. Stone, K. Kress, D. McDonough, I. Polacek, M. Coleman r J. Thomas, T. Scanlon, K. Kohl. Fifth Row--P. Crichton, C. Baker, Sutton, D. Smith, R. Barelli, J. Hamilton, F. Buffington, J. Charron, The orchestra this year, under the direction of Mr. Leslie Marietta, was an asset to our school. lt performed at the junior and senior class plays, the Christmas assembly, and the Spring Instru- mental Festival. Members selected to attend Midwest District Orchestra were: William Clau- sen, Gloria Feibus, Carol Gilleland, Darla Home- K, Boyce, B. Smalstig, E. Long, D. Gorrell, K. Young, D. S. Hacko, K. Wallace, T. Davis, C. Gardner. sley, Pat Jordan, Janice Logan, George Moore, Richard Morrow, Dale Peters, Robert Stevenson, and Dorothy Yemm. This year our school was host to the Midwest District Orchestra. This was the first time we have been so honored. Lawrence C. Stitt was the guest conductor for the concert. 72 Yoo Mall FOOTBALL SQUAD: First Row-T. Birge, L. Pedreria, G. Morgan, C. Thomas, B. Lintz, R, Skalka, C. Weyand, A. Taormina, B. Witkouski, T. Price, D. Pettler, R. Griffith, J. Willem, R. Bradshaw. Second Row- F. Bruce, T. Koss, T. Staub, B. Bloom, R. Baer, D. Mills, R. Shaffer, W. McDermott, W. Thomas, R. Daw- son, J. Grad, B. Shaw, M. Heid. Third Row-J. Berdell, J. Cutri, T. Durst, J. Blose, D. Bevington, T. Engle- man, F. Morevac, M. Casp, J. Stewart, J. Dean, E. Best, A. Catanese, P. Kane. Fourth Row-K. Weyand, C. DeWitt, R. Wilson, J. Mills, J. Entinger, K. Skalka. GROVE CITY Beaver's Bobcats opened the 1955 season by iourneying to Grove City. Most of the Bob- cat followers were stunned when the squad they had thought would have a bad year came through with a crushing 32-O victory. The ma- roon and grey scored in each quarter with Fred Bruce leading the attack with three touchdowns. Ray Dawson and Bill Lintz also contributed one touchdown apiece. Beaver's tough front line kept Grove City from any serious scoring at- tempts throughout the game. BEAVER 32 GROVE CITY 0 MOON The Beaver gridders traveled to Moon Twp. for their second game. The first half was marred with fumbles and penalties and at the end of second period, the score was O-0. Late in the third quarter, the Bobcats finally hit paydirt when Fred Bruce crashed over from the two yard stripe. Bill Lintz hit Chuck Weyand with a pass in the end zone to make the score 7-0. Moon dominated play in the fourth quarter, but Beav- er's stalwart front line prevented any score. BEAVER 7 MOON 0 MIDLAND Beaver opened the home season by tangling with the tough Midland Leopards. Midland threatened consistently in the first period, but time after time, Beaver's line stopped them out- side the 20. Late in the second quarter, the Leopards were forced to punt from deep in their own territory. Midland failed to down the ball, and Tom Staub gathered it in and sprinted 70 yards for the score. Bill Lintz again added the extra point. The Beaver goal line was crossed for the first time in the season in the fourth quar- ter but Midland failed in its try for that all- important extra point. BEAVER 7 MIDLAND 6 HOPEWELL Again the Bobcats took to the road to meet Hopewell on the Aliquippa High gridiron. Beaver controlled the ball in the first half but couldn't penetrate the tough Viking line. Hopewell took over after intermission and scored once in each of the last two periods. John Grad's and Anthony Taormina's fine running went to no avail as the Bobcats suffered their first defeat. Beaver's rec- ord now stood at 3 wins and l loss. BEAVER 0 HOPEWELL I3 NEW BRIGHTON Beaver played its fifth game of the season against New Brighton on a rain soaked field. Both teams had trouble getting started until late in the second quarter. Anthony Taormina scored after a long drive down field was put on by Beaver. A pass from Bill Lintz to Chuck Weyand gave the Bobcats their seventh point. A tough defensive game was played throughout the three stanzas. In the fourth period Beaver staged an- other march with Lintz scoring. The Bobcats then traveled home with a well-earned victory. BEAVER 'I3 NEW BRIGHTON 0 FREEDOM The Bobcats took to the field in quest of their fifth victory against the Freedom Bulldogs. The only scoring of the game came in the second quarter when Anthony Taormina displayed a fine bit of ball handling by running a double re- verse with .lim Blose on the scoring end of the play. Bill Lintz failed in his attempt to make the extra point. Beaver was on defense throughout the sec- ond half, as Freedom consistently gained yard- age through the air lines. Freedom failed to score. BEAVER 6 FREEDOM 0 MONACA Beaver capped its sixth victory of the season by defeating the Monaca Indians 'l3-7 on Beav- er's home field. Both teams scored in the second quarter with Bob Shaw scoring for Beaver. Lintz converted the extra point, but Monaca scored minutes later making the score 7-7 at half-time. Neither team managed to stage a scoring drive in the third stanza. Early in the fourth stanza Shaw showed his heels to Monaca and scored a second touchdown for the Bobcats. This time the extra point was missed. Beaver thus notched another victory. BEAVER 13 MONACA 7 CORAOPOLIS Beaver notched their seventh victory of the season by downing a tough Coraopolis Blue Devil team. Beaver scored the lone touchdown with Jim Blose rambling seventy yards on an in- side reverse. The extra point conversion was good and the Bobcats led 7-0. Beaver man- aged to hold the lead without trouble through most of the second half. Late in the fourth per- iod the Blue Devils drove deep into Beaver ter- ritory, only to meet a stone wall. Beaver's vic- tory was well earned. BEAVER 7 CORAOPOLIS O ROCHESTER The Quest of the Old Oaken Bucket took Beaver into the Rochester camp. Beaver was at its defensive best throughout the first three quarters. The first score of the game came in the second quarter with Taormina completing a pass to Bruce. At half time the score stood 7-0 Beaver. Neither team scored during the third stanza but in the fourth quarter Rochy gathered in two T. D.'s within a minute. Beaver then re- taliated on an eighty-four yard run by Jim Blose, but, the game ended with Beaver on the short end of the score and Rochy retaining the Old Oaken Bucket for another year. BEAVER 14 ROCHESTER 21 75 Seniom GRIFFITH Griff -A halfback who ma- neuvered from either side with equal success. SKALKA Thorpe -His great speed proved helpful on defense. Made many tackles. TAORMINA Tar --Navigated the team with great ability. Racked up many first downs. LINTZ Riddle -Played great ball on defense. Punted, kicked-off, and booted extra points also. SALTARELLI Salts -A very fast boy in the backfield. Always showed great spark. PEDREIRA Len --T h i s bone-cracking center showed great ability. Always played his best. WILLEM Joe -A great blocker. Spe- cialized in centering for punts. PETTLER Petts -It was hard to block this boy out. Had a great spirit. 76 C'oaclueA llianagem PRICE Chello -Always ready to go to work when he was needed. Proved very helpful. BIRGE Tilly -Foiled many an enemy's attempt to crack through the line. Played heads-up ball. MORGAN Mogan -Played with a lot of spark. His mighty charge sunk many an opponent's dream. ICENHOUR Rip -Played hard. Served well at his guard position. WEYAND Weasel -A glue fingered end. Made many an enemy hit the deck on defense. THOMAS Oaf -A very fast and tricky end. Filled in at tackle at the end of the season. BRADSHAW Bird -Played well at his end position. Played good ball all year. WITKOUSKI Wily -Played his best on defense. His spirit sparked the team to victory. ENTINGER Tig -As a manager kept the team in good shape. Always ready to help. WILSON Rich -Our other senior man- ager helped the iniured players. Showed constant spirit. 77 Kaffe Mall Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver VARSITY Exhibition 58 64 .....72 .....40 58 Leetsdale .,.. Wampum .... Ellwood City ...,.,, .,.... Wampum ..,.,.,. .,.... Ambridge ..... ..... Beaver Falls .... ...,.. Leetsdale ,.... 4..... Section VIII ,..,,48 60 ,.....77 54 ,.,..43 ...,..61 Beaver ,.,.,,. ...... 63 Beaver ,...,,. ,.,.. 37 Beaver .....,. ..,.. 67 Beaver ....... ...,. 87 Beaver ...... ..,... 62 Beaver .,.... ..... 56 Beaver ......, ..... 49 Beaver ,..,.....,,.... 74 9 Wins Hopewell ..... ...... Freedom .,.... New Brighton Monaca ,..... Midland .... Rochester .. Mars ....r.....,. Hopewell .... Freedom ...... New Brighton Monaca ....,..,., ..,,.. Midland ....,. Rochester .. Mars ............ 12 Losses 6'0l'6A RESERVES Exhibition 39 Beaver ...... ...... 3 2 91 Beaver ....4...,..... 38 66 Beaver ...,....,...... 41 75 Beaver .....,,..,....., 31 73 Beaver ..............., 44 72 Beaver 43 Beaver 40 Beaver 73 Beaver 55 48 Beaver 62 Beaver 48 Beaver 42 Beaver 46 Beaver 70 Beaver 65 66 Beaver 59 Beaver 58 Beaver 37 Beaver 78 Leetsdale ..., Wampum .,.,. Ellwood City Wampum ..... Amloridge ..... Beaver Falls . Leetsdale ...., Section VIII 40 .,...,52 Beaver ...., ..,.... 5 6 ......3O Beaver ,...........,... 55 7Wins Hopewell .... Freedom ......, New Brighton Monaca .,..... Midland ,..... Rochester .,.. Mars ...,........ Hopewell .... Freedom ....,.. New Brighton Monaca ....., Midland .,..... Rochester .,., Mars ............ 14 Losses VARSITY: J. Mills, D. Edgar, C Thomas, C. Weyond, B. Lintz, J Eniinger, A. Taormina, Mr. Cufri. individual S6'0l'6.J VARSITY RESERVES Mills, John .,,.......... .........,..,.,. ...,.,. 3 4 8 Barclay, Brent '.,44,,A--....-,'4I'4, Weyand, Chuck ......,..,.,.... ..,...,. l 98 Bruce, Fred Aullll Thomas, Craig .,,,. ....,... 'l 76 Word D R. Lim, Bill ..,l....,.l.l.,.l.. ,....... 1 66 Gorvizq Bob T 1 , ...... E33jj gdjf'fhOnY -hhhhl lhllhhlw 1 gg Mm., Dick ,,l,,,,,,,,,,l.C Barclay, Brent ,.... ...,. 2 2 Colcmese' Anthony 4 Mills, Dick .I6 Harfy, Bolo ...,,....... Bruce, Fred .... Entinger, Jim ..... Garvin, Bob ,.,,... Ward, D. R. Harfy, Bob ...... RESERVES: Mr. Kane, D. Mills, B. Barclay, B. Garvin, J. Slewarf, B. Harry, B. Pike, R. Dawson, D. R. Ward, B. Simmons, A. Cafanese, F. Bruce, J. Peirello. 79 14 Simmons, Blair .... . 12 Pike, Bob T1 Dayson, Ray ,, 8 Noll, Bucky ..... . ,. 2 Petrella, Joe 227 120 'IT9 T07 53 42 38 30 27 26 26 7 1,1 5 ff 1 , . .. .. Q.. J.. 1 2 2 ' If ' ' K -H253 viii 2 A ,A E1, by X '1 ': A,. M X .-...A V ,,.,.. 4, 4: A --- z , , .. 421 3 'NS 1 G S V5 K 'H N ix M A nf an ' i wh, Nm if , 3 E2 f f S 1 . 'J x 1 Nz 92 Q. as f 1 if 6 M wg, uf K S 3 TTI: av . 8 v-.H .M . W., Ka eball First Row-A. Cornell, Manager: B. Shaw. Second Row-H. Summerfield A Taormlna B Llntz B Weaver, F. Bruce, J. Small, B. Stevenson, P. Cummings, A. Catanese, D. R Ward .I Entlnger W Gelbel 4 M. Heid. Third Row-P. Dappenbrook, B. Garvin, D. Edgar, R. Mahon J Barley E Stout D Hayes T. Vanderslice, W. Hanley, N. Avery, D. Skalka, W. Gill, B. Allen, C. DeWitt Manager Beaver ...... 1955 Semen EXHIBITION GAMES . ....,. 7 Ellwood City Beaver ....... ...... 'l Aliquippa ..... Beaver ....,. ...... 6 Beaver Falls ..,. Beaver ...,... ...,. 7 Rochester ...... Beaver ....... ...... 5 Ellwood City .... LEAGUE GAMES Beaver ,...... ,..... 6 Hopewell Beaver ..,..., ,..... 6 Monaca ,,......,... Beaver ..,,.,. ...... 3 New Brighton ..... Beaver ....... ,...... 8 Hopewell ...... Beaver ..,..., .,.,... 2 Midland Beaver ....... ....,. 3 Midland Beaver ....... ...... 8 Monaca .,,...., Beaver .......,..,..,.. 8 New Brighton ...,. W.P.I.A.L. First Round Playoff Beaver ..,.....,.,...,. 3 Beaver Falls ....... 81 TRACK: First Row-C. Dunlap, J. Buchanan, C. Kerri, J. Olsson, R. Saberin, B. Henry, C. Dean, L. Bakerk, D. Strother Second Row-J. Horter, M. Davis, J. Bell , D. Giffordk, S. Marcus, J. Eash-captainf, D. Stevens, T. Willoughby J Sailer, D, Mills , P. Rielly, K. Lee, G. Ferrallk, B. Kramer, Mr. Rogers. Not Pictured-W. Davisk, G. Miller . 'T Lettermen. CROSS COUNTRY: First Row-Mr. Rogers, B. Millerf, J. Sailerk, D. Strotherk, P. Reillyk, S. Marcus. Second Row C McConnell, C. Dunlapf, A. Vesilind, P. Crichtonf, T. Loxley. Not Pictured-J. Bellk. T Lettermen. TRACK RESULTS 1955 Beaver ......,. ...... 5 3 Midland ........ ...... 6 0 Beaver ...,.,. ....., 6 2 Elwood City ..,.. ...... 4 4 Beaver ....,.. .,.... 4 6 Zelienople ,.,. ....,. 5 4 Beaver .....,.,......,, 65 County Meet-Beaver tied for third place Midland Invitational-Beaver first-4516 points New Records - 1955 Miller, M mile-2.07.55 Eash, 440-53.2, Gifford, Willoughby, Miller, Eash, mile relay-3.43.37 Rochester ............,.,..... 39 Mills, discus-H8 ft., Davis, 120 high hurdles 16.8 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS - 1955 Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver ....... .,.... Beaver Beaver ....... ....,.. Hickory .......,. Ambridge ..... Canonsburg . East Liverpool Hopewell ...,. New Castle Hopewell .... ' I TENNIS: First Row-Mr. Isaac, coachy L. Pondy, D. McMillan D Newroth D Torok B Hollander J Torok Tennin TENNIS RESULTS Beaver .,.... ,,..,. 3 Brentwood Beaver ...... ....., 2 New Castle Beaver ..,,.. ...... I New Castle Beaver ..,.., ,.,,.. I Mt. Lebanon Cfeerleadem First Row-Susan Cole, head cheer- leaderg B. Steeb, D. Hoegle, R. A. Har- Ion, B. Madden, J. A. Ward. 83 lfaq lem emma! To be awarded the Kay Lewis Memorial Trophy a boy must excell in all phases of sports- manship as well as being an outstanding ath- lete. To find such a boy, all the athletes in school are screened, checked, and eliminated one by one until only one remains. A search for this athlete last year resulted in selection of Don Daisy Hayes as the winner. Daisy's athletic record showed him to be an out- standing player in football, basketball and base- ball, as well as being a good winner, a disap- pointed but sportsmanlike loser, and a good team player with a strong desire to help his school win. His pleasing personality made him a favorite among his own teammates and his husky, muscular frame made him a worthy op- ponent to the other teams met on the field. Mr. Kane, head football coach, made the presentation at the annual Awards Day Assem- bly. The trophy is presented each year by the University of North Carolina Chapter of the Sig- ma Chi Fraternity in honor of Kay Lewis, an out- standing varsity and intramural athlete both in high school and college. A plaque showing the names of recipients has been presented to our high school for dis- play in the trophy case. Congratulations, Daisy. It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. 1 6 1 E 4 i 1 1 s usd ' d gill Seated-D. Schermerhorn, J. Olsson B. Schwartz. Standing-D. Hoegle D. Wimer, S. Marcus, A. Bennett, M. A Karns, P. Reilly, J. Sailer, J. McCleery B. Shaw, S. Merriman, M. Hutchinson U n u , n Koala and Cf-oolzA A delightful comedy, Books 81 Crooks was presented by a cast from the junior class on No- vember 'I8 under the direction of Mr. Glenn Lede- bur. it was well received by a near capacity crowd. The plot concerned a bank robber who, it turned out, was a perfect double for the high school principal. After robbing the bank across the street from the school, he and his accomplice found their get-away car out of commission, and were forced to hide in the school. They im- mediately noticed the strong resemblance be- tween the crook and the principal. Tying the principal and hiding him in a closet, the thug set himself up in the principal's office. This started a series of events which not only had the school in a continuous uproar but kept the audience in stitches until the end of the play. Kneeling-B. J. Gardner, J. Brew. Back Row-D. Holt, P. Pollock, D. McMillan, S. Lippincott, L. McDonald, J. Eash, J. Car- ver, D. GiFForol. 88 meet Cor-1144 lrclcer An admirable job was done by the class of '55 in presenting its play, Meet Corliss Archer, on March 18. Joan Brew as Corliss and Dave Gifford as Dexter kept the auclience in stitches by their antics with a made-up diary, a root- beer health drink, and an attack of appendicitis. The cast was ably directed and supervised by Mrs. Margaret Pauley and student director, Don Newroth. Congratulations to the class for a most enioyable performance. 1 1 flaw Mall Queen Jean Lengyel, our football queen, reigned over the annual football dance on November 23, while we danced to the strains of the Bill Terry Quintet. The queen and her attendants, Barbara Trimble and Sundie Catanese, were escorted to the throne by Chuck Weyand, Telford Birge, and Bill Witkouski. Janet Lengyel and Debbie Puppich acted as scepter bearer and crown bearer. Congratulations to the sophomore class and its sponsor, Mr. Frank Rogers, for a fine dance. 89 5 f 2 K 3 A L 55 Si H 95 5 3 LE 5 x K 2 K1 3 2 2 i 1 S x w 1 I s R 5 3 Q 2 S 5 E 9 2 w w 1 1 2' Q ii Q-P R 'm.mwwa,,, 'Women M to Eememhzr The New Year's Eve we did the town! The day we tore the goal post down! We will have these moments to remember! As we entered the portals of Beaver Area High School for the first time, we gazed around us in utter amazement, for we knew that this was to be the setting for a new and exciting chapter in our lives. Come along, members of the class of '56, and reminisce your Moments to Remember. We had a good reason to bring down the goal post this year, for our team rallied back after the preceding season of no wins with a suc- cessful seven wins and only two losses. We almost achieved W. P. I. A. L. honors. Our first class-sponsored dance, The Foot- ball Frolic! What a bang up iob we did on it, but how could we miss with such a sponsor and class officers. Reigning as our queen was attrac- tive Judy Hult. Off we went on our annual Bug ology trip to Pittsburgh. Even though we were almost snowed in, we were able to visit Phipps Conser- vatory, Carnegie Museum, and Highland Park Zoo, where we discovered a few animals not yet caged. With the emergence of the 1954 basketball season came three newly chosen cheerleaders- Susie, Joanne, and Ruth Ann-who kept our re- serve boys on their toes. Winter Wonderland and March Fantasy, our first formal dances, were the high spots of the year for those of us lucky enough to catch a date. Beautiful girls in filmy gowns, gorgeous flowers, festive dances, a pert queen, Fran Cuci- nelli, and her court-all made up our 1954 May Day ,entitled This ls My Country. Even though we did goof the May Pole Dance, as usual, it was a memorable event in our school career. What a life we were leading as we floated on a little pink cloud looking down at the wide, wide world through rose-tinted glasses. Whoops! Back to earth with a thud, for final exam time had arrived. Honest, teach, I studied, but it just slipped my mind. Exams were soon out of the way, all ended well, and glorious summer had arrived. Now we were iuniors! We wondered whether there would be school this year because the new north wing was unfinished. Finally on September 13, Mr. Linn welcomed us back and asked us to bear with the inconveniences. What a mess! No public address system, closed stairways, scaffolds to duck under, tools to climb over, everyone lost! We won our first two football games! lt looked as if we would bring home honors this year, but in our third game our luck turned. The season ended with four wins, four losses, and one tie. 'Women M to Kememhzr Around the corner, down the hall! I iust couldn't find myself this fall. Where's the elevator? Oops! wrong door! Now how do you get to the second floor? Beaver High School, rising in fame! The building is different, But the name's the same. Over 56,000 in a magazine sales campaign. lt was thought impossible by the seniors, but we iuniors showed them what busy beavers we could be by far exceeding their record. Clubs were re-organized and we took our part as leaders of the school. With the efficient and news conscious staff of the Echo, we were kept informed on all these school events. My Little Margie, the junior class play, and Meet Corliss Archer, the seniors' produc- tion, brought laughter and enioyment both to the audience and the performers. Not to be for- gotten was Antic Spring, the junior speech class play. Jackets, letters, and miniature footballs were awarded at the annual football banquet on November 9. The boys chose Nancy Turner as the queen of their dance. After Christmas vacation, funny little red spots began to appear on a few people. Measles! What an epidemic! Much to our dismay though, school was not closed. Not enough students had them at the same time, and the teachers refused to come down with them. ln February a dreaded occurrence came about. The cafeteria opened! What complaints and discussion were heard then, but as soon as the bell rang for lunch period, a mad rush was made for the line. With Mr. Kane proctoring the cafeteria, we were soon calmed down into a peaceable group, and the first meal was served efficiently. Although the basketball team got off to a poor start, it wound up in second place in Section 8-W. P. l.A. L. Junior varsity played good hard ball, also, but with the encouragement of the student body under the leadership of the three newly elected sophomore cheerleaders, how could they lose? The Cotton Cotillion , our Junior-Senior Prom, met and surpassed all expectations. Under a woven ceiling of pink and white we felt like southern belles and plantation gentlemen. On the other extreme was the seniors' world of Make Believe when we recalled the days when we were children. With the crowning of Margie Speer, our queen of the May, and commencement, the '54- '55 school year ended, but our memories of the year will always remain with us. The quiet talks, the noisy fun, The ballroom prize we almost won! We will have these moments to remember. What a thrill it was when we first heard those words, Seniors are dismissed. We knew that this was to be our big year and that we were to be the leaders. A football season to be remembered! Our boys gave the class of '56 a record to be proud of. Even though they dicln't bring home the Old Oaken Bucket, they seized seven games and dropped only two. The crowning of Jean Len- gyel, as our football queen, highlighted and ended a glorious season. The Shingas Clicks in '56 . This slogan spurred the staff to sell more books and make this yearbook the best ever. We reached our goal-l 100 books! Christmas was just around the corner when we seniors found ourselves in the midst of our senior proiect. Selling the candy was a cinch, but delivering it was the part that hurt. lt proved to be a great deal of fun and we would do it over again gladly. Our hot shot basketball players proved that the Christmas vacation hadn't gotten them out of shape. Our school scoring record was broken by big John Mills, with 35 points. Herbert Philbrick, noted for his work as a secret agent for the F. B. l., visited our school and told us about the workings of the communists in this country. Books and Crooks and The Perfect ldiot proved what talent the juniors and seniors have for drama. Both brought the roof down! Our final dances and how beautiful they were! At the seniors' Hawaiian Holiday leis were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Frye for their help in making our dance a success. The Junior- Senior Prom and the Post-Prom Party climaxed the dances in our school career. Soon will come that long awaited march down the aisle for our diplomas, but we will never forget the good times we've had in B. A. H. S. When other nights ancl other days l-lave found us gone our separate ways We will have these Moments to Remember. + I I ? We lelonor Tluwe: Q7 H m in iililitittlililifiixw 3893323 Area '-fill i J it M F' T39 0551717381 B- Q :Shiga-- N- . :AW -any L 1 5 L, i C S g,g4.,.-vw to X, '---amen lsnnb ' . xv - va-od uinemn, lzzmh at n rfb ftfignfwn at eight 'IBM UQCLUEJI Elia- Glass .af I935 ...--- ' -1,-..r.'6+-rl'-1 'A i .- . .Ziff-I-4 l i'-'i'4 ' Joi-:ua HONOR GROUP: First Row-D. Wimer, L. Pondy, S. Shaw, D. McMillan, S. Frazier, M. Baker, J. Hencel. Second Row-D. Marangonie, D. Newroth, J. Royer, J. Trishman, B. Bloom, J. Trishman, L. McDonald, Mr. Linn. To those whose subiect grades during their high school career place them in the top lO per cent of their class we o'Ffer congratulations. Academic excellence, which is the prime object of any high school, is greatly to be desired. In the group pic- tured above are those 'From the class of 1955. Citations for out- standing scholastic work were given these students in the Com- mencement exercises last May. 99 may bay - 1955 QUEEN .....,.,....,..... .... M argie Speer MAID OF HONOR .,............,... Peggy Supler COURT-Sue Amburnsen, Joan Brew, Rae Nancy Fife, Nancy MacMillen, Elsie Shuster, Nancy Turner Ladies and Gentlemen-The Royal Procession. Senior girls, dressed in formal attire and carrying varied bouquets of spring flowers, followed by the attendants and finally the queen formed the royal pro- cession to the throne. Peggy Supler as Maid of Honor crowned lovely Margie Speer as Queen of Holiday Heaven in the 'I8th presentation of the May Day Festival. At the signal from the queen, the un- derclass girls presented a program of inter- pretive dances in line with the theme. Miss Dorothy Wain, girls' physical education in- structor, directed the program. The script writers were Sue Torrence, Nancy MacMil- len and Margie Speer, and Jayne Johnson and Joe Carver handled the announcing duties. FLOWER GIRLS-Amylu Anderson, Patty Boat, Linda Mott, Ellen Wagner SCEPTER BEARER ,............,..,.,,.. ., Tina Bruun CROWN BEARER ...,.. ....... J ohnny Sawyer TRAIN BEARERS ....., ................. J ohn Riser Ba rtley Sorensen w , 1 v I 1 N 1 I I x N X f v x i . N ? 3 N v l 5 B V P 3 V ! 2 2 4 5 5 1 I P 1 2 LIBRARY CLUB ORGANISTS CAFETERIA CREW STAGE CREW PROJECTIONISTS P. A. SYSTEM OPERATORS 106 -wk. Although the Class of '56 never had Mr. Charlesworth as a teacher, he will be remembered as guidance counselor for a very brief period during our Sophomore year. For the past two years, as principal of the Junior High School, he has attempted to cope with its problems patiently and untiringly. As his secretary, Mrs. Seleah Armour has rendered invaluable aid. WILLIAM L. CHARLESWORTH B.S., M.Litt. Junior High School Principal Junior High School Student Council MRS. SELEAH ARMOUR Clerk ANTHONY F. CANTELMI THOMAS L. COCHRAN MAXINE COULSON B. Ed. B.S., M.Ed. B.S. El'19llSI1 Science English, Literature, Spelling Jr. High Football, Assistant Librarian Coach 109 ELROY F. DALBERG B.S.p M.A. History, Geography Junior Hi-Y, Keyhole Adviser WILLARD E. HEMPHILL B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts Qing? IB WMM 514,411 or .11cz2,f,.:,J 9449, Q! 2,611 W7 MARGARET L. HITCHIN WILLIAM W HUBER ' PAUL KOEHLER B.S. Home Economics B S Mathematics ' ' B.S.g M.Ecl. Science VERNIE KUHR B.A. English, Spelling EMMA McWIlLlAMS B.S.p M.Litt. Mathematics 'l 10 RALPH C. MILLER B.S.f M.Ed. Maihemafics Junior Hi-Y FRED D. MOON, JR. A.B. Social Studies ZWf 2 f 7 A - fi. ,.g.,U,,,,' ,ddzwfff 55,5 CHARLOTTE H. RAMSAY DOLORES SAYRE ANDREW F. SHAUL B.A. B.S. B.S.: M.Ed. English Art Social Studies Junior High Football, Coach LOUISE SWEARINGEN B.S.: M.Ed. Mcxihemofics CALVIN C. WILLIAMS A.B.p M.Ed. Social Studies Junior High Band 'III HOME ROOM BA: First Row-M. Babinec, K. Devine, S. Hoegle, S. Quigley, D. Bry- ner, P. Summers, J. Kossler, P. Wilkinson, J. Young, J. Llewlyn, S. George. Second Row-H. Coleman, E. Berry, J. Hogan, D. McAnulty, S. Smith, J. Cessna, D. Long, J. Sanford, R. Davis, J. Greedan, Mr. Can- telmi. Third Row-W. McKean, J. Yurfick, J. Curley, C. Quigley, C. Smith, L. Tatsch, F. Knopp, D. Edwards. HOME ROOM 8C: First Row-J. Dinger, J. Lang, J. Orr, S. McGregor, J. Witkouski, C. Polce, L. Cortese, R. Bevington, R. Mal- kach, R. Horstman. Second Row--D. Franklin, R. Vukson, J. Roberts, L. Reda, S. Walker, D. Doutt, J. Saibene, A. M. Stasko, W. Chludzinski, A. Hunter, A. Se- bastian, Mr. Shaul. Third Row-R. Alberti, G. Doyle, R. Carolson, H. Stefanie, K. Jackson, R. Hall, R. Metecalf, D. Ziggas, K. Luce, W. Blisten. HOME ROOM 8E: First Row-J. Fredericks, R. Lee, B. Patterson, D. Ruth, N. Schwartz, B. Mitchell, J. Redder, M. Thorne, J. Man- kedick, J. Witkouski, A. Ambrose, C. Stewart. Second Row-Mrs, Ransay, L. Anderson, W. Druschel, W. Jellyman, E. Jones, J. Creese, L. Hetrick, B. Wray, J. Harlan, R. Fritz. Third Row-J. LaVette, J. Bloom, W. Weigle, T. Chalmers, P. Roosa, D. Marsick, R. Ashbrook, R. Lucl- wig, C. Stone, G. Roberts, E. Shaffer, C. D'Alessandro. HOME ROOM 8G: First Row-S. Reese, K. May, R. Pettler, M. Stewart, S. Woods, C. Carrell, P. Lengyel, C. Weaver, J. Swag- er, C. Mooney. Second Row-W. Brew, W. Perminter, F. Gallic, G. Cutri, F. Hoot- man, L. Hill, E. Kelly, J. Simmons, C. Anderson, R. John, J. Henwood, Mr. Wil- liams. Third Row-J. Lee, G. Davis, E. Byers, B. Cheney, R. Sipler, E. Rubino, P. Eaton, S. Balko, L. Martin, C. Gordon, M. Stotler. 112 Qgla fh rde HOME ROOM 8-B: First Row-E. Radcliff, M Loxley, M. Soisson, D. Winters, C. Krupinski R. Nugent, J. Taylor, J. Taylor, C. Chapman E. Dietz, M. Barger. Second Row-E. Janssen W. Lowman, E. McMullen, J. Holschuh, M McClure, M. A. Morrow, M, J. Patterson, M Grittith, B. Davis, M. Taylor, F. Aeschbacher Mr. Miller. Third Row-B. Rader, D. Entin ger, B. Paterick, A. Bliss, B. Smith, J. Hall F. Cornell, D. Higbee. HOME ROOM 8-D: First Row-S. Reed, J. A Roethlisberger, S. Veiock, C, Hamilton, J. Gib- son, J. Shupe, B. Ferrall, M. Patterson, M Brennan, S. Grant, C. Field, R. Sarchet. Sec- ond Row--T. Higerd, D. Summerfield, J. Berk- ley, M. Stoner, K. Merrick, K. Heineman, M. B Fowler, C. Foutty, E. Busch, J. Kearney, W Wolz, R. Beaver, Miss Sayre. Third Row-A. Benson, W. Bloom, G. Hutchinson, R. Hall, T. Lewis, K. Snitger, F. Hogsett, R. Walker, T Steele, S. Smith. HOME ROOM 8-F: First Row-S. Stone, R. Weyand, R, Probst, C, Lewis, C. DeBee, M. Arnold, V. Skinner, N. Yellig, L. Hill, T. Cel- lerini, D. Neville. Second Row-T. Mathews, D. Nahas, M. Retzer, M. Mathesius, N. Phil- lips, P. Knowlton, J. Swager, K. Roser, R. Cu- cinelli, T. Sallade, T. Wolford, Mr. Huber. Third Row-J. Joy, A. Herstine, T. Pfeifer, T. Smith, D. Buffington, R. Gray, J. Davis, D. Edgar, G. LeFebvre, D. Barnett, M. Sullivan. HOME ROOM 8-H: First Row-L, Walsh, R. Powers, M. Hagerty, B. Isles, K. Patrick, P. Stuck, L. Shannon, R. Bean, J. Dean, J. Sell. Second Row-J. Cooper, P. Vesilend, R. Ca- puto, T. Cendroski, M. Foster, C. Delaco, B. Eazor, P. Jefferson, E. Sutter, J. Shuster, G. Brown, Mrs. Shaffer. Third Row-G. Fisher, L. Kaufman, D. Krause, E. Rowse, W. Culley, J. Tosh, J. Tosh, W. Witten, R. Gourley, S. Neville, C, Beecher, D. Kloman, L. Cater. 1 HOME ROOM 7A- First Row M Fitz er- . - . 9 ald, P. Hovanec, D. Bundy, C. Hammond P. Macon, V. Savio, B. Kloman, P. Brdar, J. Wilson, J. Wilson. Second Row-S. Paul, J. Palmer, N. Wozniak, M. Sailer, L. Lewis, C. Kountz, N. Smith, L. Helble, S. Ewing, L. Shroads, R. Houk, E. Ewing Miss Coulson. Third Row-T. Carnahan R. Beatty, R. Patterson, F. Potter, W. Wick! line, W. Mclntyre, J. Elsheimer, D. Rhodes R, Hall, v, sinkowski, s. Hayes, J. Laugh: lin, D. Stevenson, N. Shema. HOME ROOM 7C' First Row S L tle K . - . y , . Kiernan, J. Jones, D. Gressley, J. Hardy, L. Rodgers, S. Frank, B. Paschall, K. Sal- lade, L. Simmons, B. Stickel. Second Row- N. Cucinelli, B. Harper, S. Feibus, P. Jor- dan, C. Dawson, S. Staub, L. Sutton, L. Siemon, J. Watson, B. Jefferson, C. Char- lesworth, M. Kinkopt. Third Row-R. Hal- vin, G. Craft, D. Novak, F. Pallini, P. Lon- cher, B. Halvin, J. Ertle, D. Baker, G. Pa- lone, C. Whippo, F. Tokarsky. HOME ROOM 7E: First Row-N. Law- rence, M. Harton, D. Sheppela, J. Lede- bur, L. Latshaw, B. Barclay, D. McKenney L. Knopp, P. Anderson, S. Zinkan. Secl ond Row-R. Anderson, L. Beckham, A Smith, K. Kohl, M. Slimo, M. Smith, C Leasho, J. Thomas, P. Collins, S. Phillips N. Koss, Mrs. Kuhr. Third Row-L. Sal! lade, R. Headland, D. Lambert, D. Prisc V. Rambo, R. Embleton, K. Fuller, A. Ste: wart, W. Singleton, G. Burrier, R. Brannon D. Ripper, W. Ricker. HOME ROOM 7G: First Row-M. Yohe, D Finlay, B. Benford, F. Carrell, C. Dorminey J. Greedan, C. Martucci, M. Clark, K Martin, P. Walter. Second Row-G. Vog: ler, J. Croll, S. Ashbrook, M. Novak, G Hall, K. Fairley, R. Coleman, P. Patton, Third Row-D. lbin, F. Berkman, J. Mc: Cool, Centennial, R. Gerbi, T. Spooner, M. Reno, D. Richards, H. Braun, Mr. Moon F, Horn, R. Stoops, J. Skertic, W. Listh, A Thomas, H. Farrell. ll4 1 1 1 e ent HOME ROOM 78: First Row-S. Grove, S. Harrison, E. Evans, N. Hollenbaugh, P. Hill, R. Reynolds, L. Reed, K. Sommer, N Reader, J. Stammelbach. Second Row-K Marshall, T. Hied, M. Emery, J, George, E Secrist, S. Swager, K. Yemm, D. Wickline, H. Stevens, W. Lytle, S. Cope, A. D'Ales- sandro, Miss Swearingen. Third Row- J. Lohr, J. Dennison, C. Hall, J. Mills, D. Shoup, R, Peirce, N. Overtield, J. Reed, C. Volz, Q. Chalmers, A. Reisinger. HOME ROOM 7D: First Row-S. Marcus N. Conner, K. Ertle, P. Dickson, A. Del- Sota, J. Brozick, L. Linin, V. MacKeage, A Sullivan, N. Tray. Second Row-M. Ut- nehmer, L. Logan, K. Mahnatfey, P. Meyer J. Soisson, C. Benson, B. Adams, P McGeehan, J. Pfiefer, R. Feely, B. Blistan B. Baldwin, Mr. Cochran. Third Row-E Snitger, C. Mitchell, J. Householder, B Faulk, E. Ristau, A. St. Esprit, R. Snyder T. Criswell, S. Bechtel, H. Holbrook, M Boehm, S. Shiveley. HOME ROOM 7F: First Row-S. Starkey, J. Wilson, C. Yutmeyer, C. McCleery, B Linn, G. Baldwin, A. Cope, E. Foley, H Lowe. Second Row-J. Beatty, M. Ra- gula, B. Noll, S. Walton, K, Clark, S. Lynch J. Holy, K. Kistler, K. Smith, Miss McWil- liams. Third Row-J. Thomas, W. Grimm D. Mills, L. Merz, R. Benson, J. Shimko, R Oliver, G. Rounds, D. Hague, J. Ellis, J Rex. HOME ROOM 7H: First Row-G. Cox, B McNear, D. Whittingham, M. Spear, D Mikita, J. Ross, J. Hutchinson, M. Gregg L. Dick, V. Rowse. Second Row-T. No- vak, B, Hromika, L. Oakes, J. Oswald, J Drake, M. Griffith, S. Smalstig, R. Mohr M. Funkhouser, D. Brubaker, L. Maior Third Row-L. Myers, W. Milligan, E Weidner, J. McBride, E. Dillon, D'. Forsythe J. Wolfe, J. Crichton, C. Teare, W. Gu wang, G. Caler, R. Heitger, D. Charron 115 1 1 1 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL: First Row-R. Mohr, E, Dietz, F. Tokarsky, C. Hammond, l.. Walsh, R. John, R. Charlesworth, E. Busch, E Sutter, M. Yohe, P. Walters, M. Brennan, M. Loxley. Second Row-A. Sebastian, J. Hogan, C. D'Allessandro, J. Berkley, B Culley, R. Pettler, L. Cortese, D. Gressley, S-. Swager. Third Row-C. Charlesworth, R. Patterson, C. Martucci, M. Reno, K Kauntz, C. McCleery, S. Qualton, K. Kohl, B. Adams, R. Anderson, W. Lytle, E. Ristaw, D. Charron. HI-Y: First Row-G. Fisher, J. Groll, Q. Chalmers, D. lben, J. Laughlin, H. Braun, A. Thomas, M. Schuller, J. Lohr, J. George, L. Logan, R. Faulk, R. Stoops, E. Janssen, R. Blistan, D. Kloman, D. Shoup. Second Row-D. Summerfield, A. Sebastian, C D'Alessandro, B. Culley, B. McKean, H. Coleman, R. Johns, W. Lytle, F. Tokarsky, E. Ristan, J. Palone, B. Paferick, D. Franklin, W. Lowman, J. Cooper, M. Emery. Third Row-Mr. Miller, G, Vogler, R. Walker, R. Beaver, J. Kearney, C. Tear, V. Rambo, L. Beckham, B. Guwany, L. Myers, J. Palmer, D. Stevens, A. Hunter, G. Davis, R. Davis, B. Davis, B. Blistan, S. Smith, J. Tosh, J. Tosh, B. Gerbi. Fourth Row-N. Overtield, T. Spooner, E.Snitger, W. Witten, S. Neville, T. Smith, D. Hall, F. Hogsett, F. Cornell, K. Snitger, T. Mathews, J. Elsheimer, D. Stewart, S. Bliss, D. Higbee, R. Carlson, S. Bechtel, J. Shuster, B. Brew. KEYHOLE: First Row-G. Rowse, M. Yoke, A. Cope, B. McNear, S. Swager, C. Hammond, J. Orr, J. Gibson, J. Roethlisberger, J. Lang, S. Marcus. Second Row-V. Savio, L. Rodgers, P. Patton, J. Wilson, C. Yutmeyer, D. Sheppela, W. Haggerty, T. Cenclroski, K. Roser, J. Dean, J. Witkouski, D. Bush, B. Ferrall, J. Jones, P. Thorne, C. Kountz. Third Row-B. Stickel, P. Macon, C. Chapman, C. Field, K. Devine, E. Secrist, J. Ledabur, S. Smith, N. Yellig, M. Mathesius, S. Walton, S. Woods, M. Fowler, A Smith, D. Winters, M. Brennen, B. Isles, R. Bean, L. Hetrick, Mr. Dalberg, J. Creese. Fourth Row-R. Ryukson, J. Berkley, J. Shuster, J. Witkouski, S. Siemon, M. Foster, B. Adams, S. Carrell, R. Pettler, N. Phillips, S. Reese, L. Cortese, L. Walsh, L. Sut- ton, J. Mankedick, F. Cornell, S. Nevill, B. Culley, P. Vesilind. 'l'I6 l BAND: First Row-J. Shupe, S. Smalstig, D. Neville, E. Busch, C. Hamilton, J. Gibson, M. Yohe, C. Foutty, B, Ferrall, S. Grant. Second Row-F. Gallio, D. Ewing, M. Beglin, M. Funkhouser, V. McKeage, K. MahatTey, E. Evans, J. Wozniak. Third Row- S. Shipley, B. Besong, B. Bunish, J. McCleery, M. Sailer, M. Fowler, M. Morrow, B. Caputo, D. Baker, B. Reed, K. Hineman, R. Sarchett, C. Field, E. Sutter, K. Merrick, M. Brennan, R. Bean. Fourth Row-S. Walton, M. Patterson, R. Reynolds, P. Brdar, S. Zinkhan, B. Adams, M. J. Patterson, P. Mills, C. Nelson, S. Schiedemantel, C. Niffenegger, C. Cowan, P, Charlesworth, M. Morris. BAND: First Row-D. Kloman, R. Stoops, N. Koss, S. Paul, R. Patterson, G. Rounds, J. Berkley, T. Higercl, R. Junkhouser, J. Palmer, D. Krause, D. Summerfield, M. Sullivan, J. Dennison, J. George, F. Tokarsky, L. Myers. Second Row-T. Steele, A. Ben- son, M. Boehme, S. Bechtel, G. Hutchinson, J. Kearney, W, Bloom, J. Crichton, V. Binkoski, R. Benson, B. Wise, R. Curcio, J. Cooper, E. Snitger, W. Listh, V. Rambo. Third Row-D. Gorrell, J. Elliott, R. Walker, R. Hall, S. Smith, J. Elsheimer, W. Mclntyre, L. Kaufman, R. Gourley, T. Lewis, R. Carlson, J. Lohr, R. Faulk, R. Beaver, W. Culley, P. Vesiland, W. Wolz. Fourth Row-T. Emery, P. Morton, C. Rackley, L. Shue, F. Hogsett, J. Tosh, R. Johnson, A. Creps, K. Snitger, W. Rose, J. Tosh, D. Geibel, C. Snitger, D. Higbee, J. Moorehead, E. Davis. CHORUS: First' Row-S. Neville, L. Kaufman, P. Vesiland, E. Rowse, J. Shuster, W. Culley, J. Cooper, G. Brown, G. Fisher, D. Kloman, B. Gourley, C. Beecher. Second Row-J. Gibson,J. A. Rothlisburger, R. Powers, M. Hagerty, J. Dean, R. Bean, B. Isles, K. Patrick, P. Stuck, L. Shannon, L. Cendroski, B. Caputo, B. Ferrall, E, Bush. Third Row-J. Lang, L. Walsh, M. Foster, P. Jefferson, M. B. Fowler, M. Patterson, M. Brennan, J. Sell, R. Sarchet, L. Rieser, M. J. Patterson, C. Chapman, J. Saihene, S. Walker, C. Field, S. Grant. Fourth Row-C. Carrell, R. Pettler, C. Delaco, E. Sutter, B. Eazor, B. Patterson, D. Krause, W. Witten, J. Tosh, J. Tosh, L. Cater, J. Mankedick, K. Merrick, C. Foutty, S. Veiock, J. Shupe. 'I'l7 Jr. High ?ovt6all JR. HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD: First Row-M. Sullivan, L. Yard, T. Tokarsky. Second Row-E. Siaub, S Raley, W. Wilhelm, B. Sanford, L. Cable, L. Cable, B. Page, P. Grove, R. Nicols, B. Logan, J. Bloom Third Row-Mr. Shaul, R. Cucinelli, J. Hamilton, J. Sanford, D. Lennox, E. ShaFfer, R. Gray, C. Gordan B. Ward, V. Binkoski, B. Wilhelm, E. Byers, Mr. Cochran. Fourth Row-B. McKean, D. Nicol, D. Edgar B. Hall, M. Sioller, F. Paschall, D. Smifh, D. Gorrall, J. Davis, D. Suiion, E. Rubina, J. Callaghan. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES Beaver Opponent O ,...., ...., M onaca 0 2'l .,.... .,,.. H opewell .... .... 0 8 ....., ,,... R ochester .... ,... 6 36 ...... ..... F reedom ...... ,.,. 7 O ...,.. ..... N ew Brighton .... ..'I3 118 1 lf. High Ea lee tba!! JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Beaver Opp. New Brighton .... .....,. 3 1 39 Monaco ....,... ...... 3 2 29 Monaca ..,.A..,... .,.... 3 7 47 New Brighton ....... 31 28 Beaver Falls ,.... ....,.. 2 9 53 Aliquippa ,... ..,,... 2 4 57 Freedom .... ....... 3 7 45 Patterson ....... 37 31 Midland ..... .....,. 1 8 31 Rochester ...... ,...... 3 8 25 Hopewell ...... ,.,.... 2 O 39 Conway ...,,. ...,... 4 O 38 Freedom ..,. ....... 3 8 32 Patterson ..., ..,..,. 4 4 38 Midland ...... .,...,. 2 8 42 Rochester ....... 37 39 Hopewell .,..,. ,.... 5 33 35 Conway .....,...... ..,.... 4 3 3.2 Two overtimes Won 8 Lost 10 119 First Row-B. Wilhelm, E. Barry, R. Entinger, B. Howarth, D. Saltarelli, R. Smith, S. Ratey, K. Boyce. Second Row-F. To- karsky, J. Mills, T. Carnahan, J. Bloom, W. Bloom, R. Forsythe, S. Hayes, A. Hunter, D, Stahl. Third Row-R. Beaver, P. Mor- ton, F. Paschall, D. Novak, J. Ellis, T. Smith, B. Mclntyre, C. Charlesworth, S. Bechtel, Mr. Mclsaac. CHEERLEADERS: D. R. Marsh, S. Watson, J. Deem, C. Krupinski The pages of my class book . . . are worn and are quite old . . . and as I turn the faded leaves . . . great memories unfold. . . The things I see bring to my mind . . .the days when I was young . . .the carefree days of yesteryear . . . when ioyful hymns were sung . . . I view the faces of my friends. . . I knew while there at school . . . and wonder how they weathered life . . and if they'd won Iife's duel. . . Then for a moment I was young . . . I lived again the time when happy days were plenty and I thought I solved Iife's rhyme . . . I closed the book and when I did . . . I closed each memory . . . of golden days when hearts were gay . . . and I was young and free. -Ben Burroughs C'uA tvdiamf FRANK AND CLIF Pictures Engravings ...... Covers 120 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Graule Studios Rochester, Penna. .Iahn 81 Ollier Engraving Co. 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