Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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XML! , 5 u Z l'l. jhmn, aim. fha, pmple. wr, knew jhwz, ww, iluz, ' tiom. wr, 0h4a'U3-H lmlonqml to I jlwm ww, iluz, qanwx, wp, PWM Jlu14,1h.fh.a, fumwzhai WK X f 6 TO A FRIEND Mr. Higbee-THIS IS YOUR SHINGAS. Your 18 years of service to Beaver Area High School, your definite interest in everyone, your fine character and pleasing personality, were all considered when the class of 1958 chose you for this honor. You have been strongly motivated to offer only the best in Mechanical Drawing and Shop instruction. The various awards won by your students attest the quality of your teach- mg. You were born in Venetia, Pennsylvania, attended the Bethel schools and were graduated from the California fPa.1 State Teachers College with the degree Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts. Later you received your Master in Educa- tion degree from the University of Pittsburgh. ln January 1940 you came to Beaver schools to take up your duties as Industrial Arts instruc- tor, but you remained only a few years before answering the call to serve in the Navy. Two and one-half years later you returned to Beaver to stay. ln our school you have been active not only as a teacher, but in extra-curricular affairs as well. At present you hold the titles of attend- ance officer and faculty manager of athletics. Previous to these assignments you found time to sponsor a Vocational Club, a Sportsmans Club and the Bobcat Club. ln civic life you are a loyal Rotarian, a member of the Beaver Sportsmans Club and a faithful member and officer in the Beaver Christian Church. Friendship is one of life's most valuable gifts. Through your many activities and associa- tions you have gathered a host of friends. May we hope to be included among them. We, the class of 1958, express our sincere thanks for this friendship, your time and assist- ance, and proudly present our Shingas to you. Class of 1958. Elma, d cience flow From thee skill an s All our knowledge we thee owe, Thy maroon and gray let all men see Dear Beaver High we bow to thee May each son look up to thee In defeat or victory, Alma Mater we love thee I we will be. Always loya X 1 'Wlnnuzni nl g. wi H dm...A., wo 'ofa Left to Right-Mrs. Beulah Cook, Miss Ruth Fox, Mrs. Erla J. McBurney, Mrs. Mary Grove, Mrs. Genevieve Holzman. 'ldv Left to Right-Mrs. E, Riggs, Mrs. H. Bloom, Mrs R. Giriing, Mrs. l. Marsh, Mrs. O. Wilson, Mrs. J Wise, Mrs. K. Horton. mm, Gamma f l . Left to Right-Herman Moore, John Haddad, Frank Rogers, Thomas Cochran, George Marovich, Robert Derflinger. 139 yew' Hams These five men represent a total of 139 years service to the Public Schools of the Beaver Area, and approximately 150 years to the State. Seated from left to right around the table are Mr. R. Glen Smith, 22 years, Mr. Nevin W. Reber, 31 years, Mr. Charles S. Linn, 31 years, Mr. Herman V. Mowery, 28 years, and Mr. William W. Paterick, 27 years. We commend all for their many years of faithful service both to the district and to the state. DR. CHANDLER B. MCMILLAN The class of 1958 would like to express its appreciation to Dr. McMillan, our Super- intendent and to Mr. Linn, our principal for their encouragement, consideration and in- terest in and to our class. Without their leadership and guidance we might have lost much ofthe value ofa high school edu- cation. We thank you both for all that you have done for us. 12 L Bnavnfz, Jima, Schoola, p . Bnavm, Jima, High, jrlwnl MR. CHARLES S. LINN MR. JOHN MCCLEMEN Business Manager Beaver Area Schools ..2:.,: , ,xi . TS MRS. BEULAH COOK MR DONALD HIGBEE , Guidance ounselor Attendance Ofticer gf - su 0 77 Q f W7 ' ' 2 The Class of 1958 extends its sincere thanks to those pictured here for their part in making our stay in Beaver Area High School so pleasant. As oil makes machinery run smoothly, so these persons, individually and collectively make the functions ofthe whole school operate more efficiently ancl effectively. MISS VIRGINIA CROYLE MRS. JANET WILLIAMS Secretary to Business Manager Clerk, Principal's Office MISS RUTH JOHNSON MRS. MARY GROVE Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal 13 DELL ANTHONY F. CANTELMI Q., Slippery Rock State Teachers College Ed., University of Pittsburgh Physical Education anal Health Head Coach-Football SJW B.Ed,, Duquesne University M.Ecl., Duquesne University English and Latin Sponsor-Camera Club, Junior Class I4 THOMAS l.. COCHRAN lB.S., Geneva College M.Ed., University of Penn sylvania General Science and Biology Coach-Junior High Football X meow WALTER E. EVERSOLE B.S., California Stale Teachers College Woodshop Mechanical Drawing JAMES CUTRI B.S., Edinboro Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Physical Education and Drivers' Educalion Head Couch-Basketball Coach--Track W 4- ROBERT DERFLINGER B.S., Geneva College General Science ,fy ,ig X N6 RUTH A. FOX B.S., Indiana Stale Teachers College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Universiiy Home Economics Adviser-Student Council MARGUERITE F. GEORGE 5 B.S., Edmboro State dj 5 MW Teachers College Art Wpzzefdewa iff 77.423 ,, 15 QAALA 5, CJLAA, Q 4121 ,CUJWL 112147 4 5AMWm.,,,, CHARLES E. GLASS CHESTER I. GREENE BETTY D. GROSSMAN B.A., Geneva College B.S., Duquesne University B,S,, Clarion State Teachers M.L., University of Pittsburgh Typing and Shorghqnd College Arithmetic Librarian Sponsor-Library Club 16 jake Nadia! WMU 7? 'fb o0mM,.!Z,z49 Wye JOHN HADDAD B.S., Geneva College MOLLIE B. HALL B.A., Geneva College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh English Civics and Penna. History Head Coach-Baseball ,J 1 Yvy NNElP. we 3 ' vu .B., skin u dllege gliillko Spelchl 1 W DONALD HIGBEE B.S., California State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mechanical Drawing Faculty Manager-Athletics ll I7 l Wmyd. U MARY S. HASKIN B.S., Syracuse University Homemaking and Health GENEVIEVE C. HOKMAN A.B., Western College for Women, Oxford English and Speech Sponsor-National Honor Society - J. ROGER HOPKINS A.B., Geneva College M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh English and Journalism Adviser-Bobcat Echo f , , f if' Q . www! R -7? sAuv G. Huenes A.B., Grove City College latin Adviser-Beta Tri-Hi-Y ADEll.A LAWSON B.S., Franklin and Marshall College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh English and Spanish Sponsor-Spanish Club PETER B. KANE B.S., Geneva College American History Assistant Coach-Basket ball Senior Class Sponsor 5 ELMER Huucx X 12417, A.B., Washington and Jefferson College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Civics and Penna. History Adviser Bobcat Club g:,L..M, 13 Meal 44.45, JQQLPA 6455- oiafu-ra 18 s amy GEORGE MARAVICH B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.E., University of Pittsburgh Algebra Adviser-Hi-Y GLENN A. LEDEBUR B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh English Coach-Junior and Senior Class Play UMW ' LESLIE H. MARIETTA B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.S., Westminster College Instrumental Music Director-Band, Orchestra, Dance Band JEAN W. MCBURNEY B.A., Geneva College English and French Adviser-Alpha Tri-Hi-Y BARBARA M. McCOY B.S. in Commerce, Grove City College Typing and Consumer Education F.T.A. Sponsor 'I9 ffiaefwmezr. QLCVM, JW- 'F7fPV6uAfrw-47' f8,,..aeM, 754 DAVID W. McISAAC B.S., Geneva College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh World History Coach-Jr. High Basketball lntramurul Tennis W. W. PATERICK B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Problems of Democracy Adviser-Shingas HERMAN V. MOWERY A.B., Albright College i M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh W' Geometry and Algebra Efttqv-ul YYXeQ.Aa.a.4. HERMAN D. MOORE A.B., Geneva College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Algebra m,...A, .CQ Jffma.. LZWWXZ 20 NEVIN REBER B.S., Franklin and Marshall College M.S., University of Pittsburgh Physics and Chemistry Sponsor-Senior Science Club THELMA SCHAFFER B.S., Geneva College Organ Instruction J ,ff,4.7y,ff FRANK ROGERS B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh Biology Sponsor-Sophomore Class S.A.N.S. Club BETTY SUE SCHAUGHENCY B.S., Geneva College Health and Girls Physical Education Cheerleaders, Leaders Club, G.A.A., Freshmen class DAVID ROSENLIEB B.S., California State Teachers College Metal and Wood Shop RUTH FISHER Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, Pittsburgh B.S., Allegheny College M.A., Columbia University Future Nurses Club AWWA ' WMM 21 Sanwm, 'C wil VP 57 To you Mr. Kane and to you Mr. Pat- erick, we, the class of '58 would like to express our deepest gratitude. Without your assistance, patience and guidance we could not have accomplished our goals as well as we have. Shangri-La , our senior dance was the finest of its kind and we had a candy sale to top all candy sales. You ably aided us in the business of our fabulous play, You Can't Take It With You and last but by no means least, this exquisite Shingas is, to a great extent, due to your untiring efforts. We realize that we may have given you many bad moments, headaches and such but we know that you took them in stride, doing those Herculean tasks in a manner surpassing all belief. For these as well as many other rea- sons, we thank you sincerely for your help during this, our most memorable year in dear ol' Beaver High. wi, Jim, gpm gfm gg, Hmm aim JI1yh,5rhonL Charles De Witt, president, Aarne Vesilind, vice-president, Kitty Bin- koski, secretary, Barbara Sitler, treasurer 24 51 Q Review ag 1957-58 QA wma CHRISTINE AESCHBACHER TOM AMBERSON HARRIET AMBROSE KAREN AZZAREl.l0 BRENT MORGAN BARCLAY WAYNE S. BARNES NANCY KAY BENNER E. EUGENE BEST 25 DICK BEVINGTON KITTY BINKOSKI DONNA JOYCE BIRGE BARBARA BOGOVICH P' Jhfwwzhf Jim Purim Ulf I JAMES L. BRAY MARY ALICE BRENNAN SUSAN BROWN CONNIE BUFFINGTON BETSY ANN BUSANG CHRISTOPHER CAPUTO GARY CARGO EARLENE CARNAHAN 26 13 MIKE CASP ANTHONY CATANESE JUDY CAZEN ROBERT M. CHAPMAN WANDA CHLUDZINSKI EVELYN LOUISE CHRISTY ' Um, . . . . 9, 50111114 agolmaf BOB CHALMERS KENNETH COllINS ,, jim, BETSY CONNER SARAH JANE COOKE DAVID J. COOPER JOHN COSKY DIANNE CRAFT BROOKS CULLEY THOMAS B. DAY SALLY DAVIS 0gJfmg1w,0g,5... JACK DEAN DARLA DEEMER ROBERT DEL SOTO CHARLES DE WITT 28 BONNIE JEAN DICKERSON IVA JEAN DOUTT DON DOWLIN CALVIN DUNLAP NANCY EBERHARDT KENNETH ENDLER BARBARA EWING JOHN EDWARD FAIRCLOUGH Orme vm Jw 'Zinn jim, Csfwu, og vi., ' lddh, HIL 955, ' ' THOMAS C. FAIRLEY JIM FARLEY JANET FARMER DONALD PAUL FISCHER JOHN FRYE SUZANNA FUNKHOUSER RICHARD A. FUSCO SHIRLEY GALLOWAY 30 WILLIAM BRUCE GEIBEL JUDITH ANN GII.L JAMES A. GORDON RICHARD A. GOURLEY 9 mjfmy ' Ugpm SAlI.Y MARGARET HAGEN A. GAY HARLOWE BECKY HARRELI. MARSUE HARRIS JANE HOLLIBAUGH JUNE HOLLIBAUGH DARLA JEANNE HOMESLEY 31 BECKY HOWE DONALD W. IBEN BONNIE IREY PAUL JAGODICH DAVID C. .IAVENS O IxM.an, 9 C0144 Q 5 di . . CHARMAINE JOHNSON PATRICIA LEE JORDAN JO ANN KERR LINDA KIERNAN BARRY G. KLINK NANCY E. KLOTZ ANNETTE KNOTT KAAREN KOHL 32 air K 5 I iw ff 'WW '7 7 Z , HIM? LSILWLQ, U I bylaw, W f!2t.,fzIffIImfIIziQ. DONALD WAYNE LANGSDALE HARRY A. LEE LINDA LEE BETSY ANNE LEGGETT LARRY LEIS WILLIAM M. LEWIS ELEANOR LINN 33 DAVID LIPSITZ JANICE ELAINE LOGAN MARGIE MALTERER JOHN MARLIN JEAN E. MATHEWS hnngnk ALBERT A. McALLISTER CHARLES MCCONNEL RICHARD McCO0L MARSHALL McDADE aww, mm wfwmggfma, m,31mQf,.., ROBERT McDERMITT JEFFERSON B. MCGREGOR KARL J. McKENZIE MELINDA McMILlAN Lain, jim dh, JAMES McMUllEN ELIZABETH l. McTAGGART GARY LEE MEANS ROBERT MILLIGAN MARTHA ANDERSON MOORE RICHARD l. MORROW LARRYE LUE MORTON BOYD S. MURRAY 35 SANDRA LEE MUSSER HOWARD E. NOLL SAM ORR BRENDA J. PALMER U Qj1LaQ3,Q...Q1,Lo, Yndmgno ED PAVUNICH GLENN C. PETERS JOSEPH RICHARD PETRELLA ROBERT PIKE PATRICIA ANNE PITINI LEROY REED RICHARD REED FRANCES ANN REIPRECHT 36 HOWARD RENO CHRISTINE REYNOLDS JAMES REYNOLDS .IANICE RIGGS VIRGINIA LEE RIPPER JUDY ROBERTS RUTHANN ROMIGH PAUL RUMBAUGH, JR 55' he lu, B OfucluY 4, ug, . . . , . . . .1-vu mm! C ' I f , 9 Ldni Uwz, 7,Q!l!2,lpE, . . . GEORGE RUSSELL JOAN BEA SCHAEFER MARILYN SCHAFFER MERLE SCHUEl.ER MARY .IAYNE SELL LOIS SHAFER SUZY SHEAFFER 38 JOHN SHEPPELA BARBARA S ITLER BLAIR SIMMONS KENNETH SKALKA BETTY JANE SKINNER .3DD1ZbH.u,-7.QdI'l'L...7-7-l...g JIULP MARIANNE SMITH NANCY STAMMELBACH JOHN GILBERT STEWART DARLA JEAN STICKEL ,K MARTHA STONEBRAK JOHN M. STOUT HERBERT GIBSON SUMMERFIELD MARY ANN TAYLOR 39 EDITH TOKARSKY ROSE TOLASSI NELL TORRENCE A. REX TOSH CHARLES EDWARD VALENTINE AARNE VESILAND DANIEL J. VOGT CAROL WALLACE CDLUYKIQWYQL KUIM, UMA, Pffihz, .Q ,mv m.L - 1 QL jim dnnuai football Quincy, . . . DAVID ARTHUR WALTER MARY LOU WALTER DREW R. WARD BEN WATKINS RICHARD HOLT WEST ED WHITE ROBERT WILLEM PENNY WOLFORD JANET ANN YELLIG DOROTHY ALICE YEMM MARGARET YUTMEYER RICHARD ZIEGLER ERIC MONTGOMERY I -liz X, ':-- s in mi I sv 41 fn l .Shi SMH Standing, I. to r.-J. Logan, C. Reynolds, M. A. Brennan, E. Best, A. Vesilind, D. Langsdale, J. Dean, C Dunlap, R. Fusco, L. McTaggart, D. Homesley, S. Hagen, P. Jordan. Seated-C. Wallace, J. Gill, J. Cazen V. Ripper, M. McMillen, S. Davis, B. Murray, S. J. Cooke, B. Palmer, K. Binkoski, I. J. Doutt, E. Linn, E Christy, N. Eberhardt. SENIOR HIGH SALESMEN Standing, I. to r.-R. Del Soto, B. Klink, G. Peters, M. Casp, T. Catanese, B. Pike, B. Barclay, B. Culley, C Caputo, T. Foirley, S. Orr, J. Fairclough, C. Valentine, D. Dowlin, P. Rumbaugh, T. Day. Seated-C. DeWitt E. White, L. Shafer, J. Riggs, M. Malterer, B. Dickinson, B. Noll, B. Conner, N. Benner, J. Schaefer, M. A Taylor, N. Slommelbach, D. Fisher, J. Petrella. JUNIOR HIGH SALESMEN Seated, l. to r.-D. Morrow, N. Torrence, J. Bray, M. Schaffer, J. Schaefer, J. Stewart, P. Pitini, B. Watkins J. McGregor. Standing-R. Romigh, L. Morton, J. Roberts, R. Chalmers, C. McConneI, D. Yemm, M. Moore 42 EDITORS Sarah .lane Cooke Boyd Murray Sally Davis The Shingas is great for '58. This slogan was the keynote of the highly successful T958 sales campaign. Sales manager, Bucky Noll and his assistants on the circulation staff sold T150 subscriptions forthe 1958 Shingas. It is not likely that many people realize the length of time taken to produce a yearbook. Mr. Paterick chose the editors, Sarah Jane Cooke, Sally Davis, and Boyd Murray in early October. Every afternoon between that time and March, room 'I05 was the center of great activity. The book was planned by the editors, the soles drive was organized, reporters were assigned to cover all school functions, and the photographers came to take a great number of pictures. When the pictures were returned from the photographer, the photography staff went to work sorting, trim- ming, and gluing the pictures on their panels. At the same time the literary editors were busy edit- ing and revising the reports and stories of the re- porters. Then all work had to be proofread and typed. Actually this is everyone's Shingas because the job of the staff is to record on paper the per sonality and character of the Class of 1958. TYPISTS J. Yellig, M. J. Sell, J. Birge, B. Bogovich, B. Leggett, C. Johnson, L. Kiernan, B. Howe. 43 Qurukfw, Kay Hoben . , . Vice Don Soltereili .,.. .. . Jane? McCleery ,. , Judy McCundless 'Why Wfzzqagmn, Sala, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST President President Secreiory Treasurer MAGAZINE SALES LEADERS 44 .-1 A I HOME ROOM 107 First row, l. to r.-R. Burelli, J. Romisher, P. Conner, D. Ewing, J. Shupay, D. Belser, L. Anthony, J. Brooks, L Yard, L. Persinger. Second row-D. Gorrell, B. Isles, M. A. Davis, C. Miles, S. Orend, E. Harkins, M, Snow den, J. Ziggas, M. Rinehart, J. Thomas, J. Stahl. Third row-G. Kauffman, B. Logan, W. Waddell, T. Emery D. Adkins, L. Shue, W. Harper, J. C. Moorhead, T. Clark, P. Crichton. HOME ROOM 201 First row, l. fo r.-R. Curcio, E. Moravec, J. McCleery, J, Brunton, J. Ruehl, G. Townshend, R. Farkas, J. Sprin- ger, R. Knowlton, R. Stahl. Second row-L. Coleman, P. Harty, P. Mills, F. Pettler, M. Dennison, D. Jamison, T. Hague. Third row--W. Rose, K. Young, P. Grove, B. Snalstig, E. Long, H. Petty, K. Wallace, Mr. W. Ever- sole. 45 202 HOMEROOM 202 Front row, I. to r.-C. Rackley, D. Saltarelli, M. Morris, R. Buckley, D. Sherman, J. Stewart, S. Cox K. McConnel, L. Cable, R. Funkhouser. Second row-J. Feicht, B. Russell, L. Jones, S. McHenry, P Charlesworih, B. Bennett, I. Polochek, J. Johns, I. Baker. Third row-T. Hollenbaugh, C. Baker, R Ward, S. Hacko, L. Engelmcm, E. Davis, R. Collins, P. Morton. 'JL Faoin, Beat funn. HOMEROOM 205 Front row, I. lo r.-J. Hamilton, K. Ramsey, C. Farrell, C. Buhof, R. Bcnnkovich, B. Besong, S. Shipley, S. Kclrns, L. Cable, F. Hood. Second row-J. Ziggcis, E. Sfaub, S. Cullen, J. A. Mark, C. Nelson, P. Stone, L. Wilson, S. Price, J. Salko, L. Smith, K. Boyce. Third row-W. Sanford, E. Wilson, J. Lande- feld, C. Gardner, D. Chludzinski, A. Lang, S. Reynolds, J. Craft, T. Davis, R. Nicol. 20.5 Z: Q f Q gfga CN , ix Sgt, 4,9 X? ig- AX., Y. 1, x X . i N Q J Q l l V 1 4 ff 51 V M I ll f HoMERooM 206 A fl V' i . lf Front row, I. to r.-D. McConnaughy, R. Sutton, C. Cowen, J. Woznilixk, B. Smith, C. Eberhardt, M. fl lil! f Boumgard, B. Flynn, R. Dickson, J. Colligcin. Second row-B. Wis', C. Niffenegger, K. Hoban, B. X lf J! f U Bunish, R. Bevington, O. McElhaney, K. Keifer, T. Scanlon, M. Col an, C. Brewer, Mr. E. Hulick. J l Third row-B. Howarth, R. Smith, D. Geibel, S. Rice, B. Cummin X . Marsh, A. Kreps, S. Rcitey, T. 3 I 'l .f ' Nicol. F ,XX I L 1 I i X T l f f .l 'a K if r J , i f M lj if p .J f ll if v l fl 5 W 1 1 M I , J J if J U ll J l l ' Q ' V ly 1 fl X J l li . X ' lu bl l 'J lf UU 1 lj f li l Q V' f l ' ' fl l . ml ' , 21 li J Vif ll lvl l 'il J J J K , N ll 4 U nfl A lf f ll ' J ' U ' , X ,i .J ' f- f il U J ' if fl . R lx WW W li JU fl i J f iw J Y F I i V , . J l Ui F J 1, , X41 Xi, Yfl Q l, xy Y A Jil , , 'V X . l fl, i kj N H I U X U ' l ' x T N . li l ' ' , . ' l l lf 'J -' l J .fl A M . . x My JJ iw iff ,J yi f .X v lv J N jl ll , ql L f lx! f fl A U A X X-X EA I X A I P M V X If A .' Y 5 V ' i , ' 1 'V X J l llll l jl K J jj .lvl J ll X ' Ill JY! lj l J' ll J Q J l s . w J . f , f li RA S -l lkl f V 'J x l ll ll by hd l A! l llfll X , I V X l lull fl fflll ' A N j-if fl DJ ly lf - U HOMEROOM 207 ' Ill! Xl J JU , Front row, I. to r.-D. Leimox, K. Hojnshaw, M. Beglin, S. Scheidemantel, L, Carnahan, S. Grady, P Jl Summers, P. Collins, T. Trayler, J. Charron. Second row-R. Galloway, N. Ellis, C. Davis, J. Brock- N ki miller, C. Riley, B. Rain, M. K. Reehl, J. Orend, D. Howitt, C. Snitger. Third row-B. Johnson, T Roberts, K. Kohl, S. Smith, R. Hunt, R. Eichenlaub, J. A. McGeehan, J. Shannon, C. Gorden, Mr. D Rosenlieb. 207 1 47 ..--Q. OFFICERS Bill Brew . President Judy Gibson . . ,. ,. , Vice President Dan Edgar . ,, Treasurer Mary Jo Patterson . Secretary y .I F70 HOMEROOM 110 Front row, I. to r.-J. Roethlisberger, J. Simmons, L. Hendry, J. Swager, R. Weyand, R. Probst, C De Iaco. Second row-F. Gallia, K. Merrick, M. B. Fowler, P. Knowlton, E. Sutter, L. Walsh, K. Heine man, K. Roser. Third row-E. Dietz, J. Mankedick, B. Bray, B. Patterson, J. Cessna, L. Aaron, S Smith, Miss R. Fox. HOMEROOM III Front row, l. to r.-G. Davis, P. Vesilind, C. Hamilton, R. Bevington, J. Shupe, T, Cendroski, P. Jeffer- son, E. Byers, M. Letsky. Second row-J. Cooper, C. Foutty, J. Dean, L. Reiser, K. Patrick, N. Pratt, R. Fritz. Third row--L. Kaufman, E. Bell, F. Hogsett, W. Bloom, G. Mueller, M. Stotler, L. Martin, E. Shaffer, Mrs. E. J. McBurney. ii! 48 HOMEROOM H2 Front row, l. to r.-J. Harlon, R Sipler, A. Ambrose, D. Bryner M. Soisson, B, Mitchell. S Woods, C. Simecak, J. Sullivan R. Vuscon. Second row-H. Geb hardt, A. Johns, D. Ruth, L. Cor- tese, M. Mathesius, M. Putter son, J. Kossler, J. Swoger, J Gardner, L. Hetrick, D. Nahas, J, Roberts. Third row-R. Ccul son, J. Davis, D. Edgar, G Hough, T. Smith, T. Mothers, T. Lewis, A. Benson, F. Cornell, J Kerxrney, Mrs. Y. Roe. 77 773 HOMEROOM 113 Front row, l. to r.-R. Davis, W Lowmon, C. Anderson, L. Hill J. Kazen, J. Gibson, S. Covczlt C. Mooney, R. Alberti, M. Sulli van. Second row-R. Entinger S. Nevill, L. Redd, C. Krupinski bene, L. Burroughs, D. Doutt, D kins. Third row-R. Gourley J. Hurlowe, R. Walker, W mer, S. Smith, P. Rooso. MAUREEN ANNE BRENNAN Class of 1960 Born January 10, 1943 Died August 31, 1957 One of our friends we loved is gone We parted in the springtime of life. 49 A. Stczsko, D. Winters, J. Soi- Klomcxn, L. Cater, Mr. J. R. Hop: McKean, J. Taylor, M. Patter- son, K. May, J. Berkley, N. Kro- A , , yy,,,,, QA as-4 fa , , 4 Q ii 1.., HOME ROOM 203 Fron! row, l. to r.-E. McMullen, R. Bevevino, C. Stewart, B. Ea- zor, R. A. Craig, S. Hoegle, E. Busch, T. Chalmers, J. Henwood. Second row-P. Barber, C. Brown, J. Redder, R. Peltier, J. Taylor, M. C. Morrow, D. Long, D. Nicol, Miss A. Lawson. Third row-F. Knopp, R. Graham, G. Huichinson, R. Cucinelli, W. Wei- gle. 204 ,50 HOME ROOM 204 Front row, l. to r.-C. Meyer, W Chaney, S. Reed, M. Barger, K Devine, J. Creese, D. Neville, M McClure, E. Rubino, T. Wolford Second row-G. Fisher, P. Leng- yel, R. Capufo, M. A. Stewart N. Schwariz, N. Phillips, J. Holz schuk, J. Wiikouski, M. Thomas G. Brown. Third row--K. Jack- son, R. Gray, J, Hinton, M. Tay- lor, A. Bliss, D. Higbee, F. Palm G. Doyle, D. Edwards, Mr. D Mclsaac. 270 HOME ROOM 210 Front row, l. to r.-W. Wolz, W. Chludzinski, R. A. Nugent, S. Stone, C. Lewis, G. Cutri, S McGregor, M. Loemer, J. Allison, W. Jelleymcm. Second row-J. Greedon, T. Steele, J. Sell R. Bean, C. Polce, F. Hootmon, C. Field, N. Yellig, R. Ludwig, T. Higerd. Third row-R. Beaver J. Curley, J. Tosh, C. Carrell, S. Reese, M. Griffith, D. Bumngfon, J. Sanford, W. Bliston, Mr F. Rogers. l HOME ROOM B-I Front row, l. to r.-C. D'Alessundro, H. Coleman, J. Orr, M. Foster, B. Isles, M. Loxley, J. Young, M. Retzer, R. John, J. Franklcund. Second row-C. Beecher, H. Stefonik, M. Hagerty, S. Veiock, R. Powers, S. Walker, S. Sunkey, J. Lee, Mr. C. Glass. Third row-D. Ziggas, R. Duplugcn, J. Bloom, J. Hogan, P. Stuck, L. Shannon, K. Bentley, R. Holl, W. Paterick, J. Yur' flck, J. Morris. 51 M'-bww. OFFICERS Presidenf . ,. ,. , Terry Carnahan Treasurer ,. . .... Dianne Paulovuch Vice Presidenl . . , Chrisfine Dawson Secretary .. Phyllis Waller HOME ROOM 211 First row, l. to r.-D. Iben, D. Hague, J. Meek, B. Paschall, S. Grove, D. Bundy, T. Carnahan W Clark. Second row-P. Walter, C. Benson, D. McKenny, N. Hcllenbaugh, N. Conner, M. Yohe P Macon, B. Schneider, E. Secresi. Third row-S. Phillips, D. Novak, B. Stickel, L. Elkin, M. Reno M Smith, C. Volz, Mr. T. Cochran. Fourih row-F. Berkman, J. Elsheimer, D. Rhodes, J. Shimko R Stilley, B. Adams, J. Ledebur, G. McKnight, P. Loncher, E. Snitger. HOME ROOM 212 First row, l. to r.-D. Richards, M. Kinkopf, E. Foley, J. Soisson, K. Ertl, J. Zischkau, C. Yuimeyer, B. Kloman, T. Heid, R. Anderson. Second row-J. Holy, D. Sheppela, R. Reynolds, S. Stiff, S. Walfon, P. Pailon, G. Hall, L. Lewis, K. Mahaffey. Third row-D. Wooclner, J, Croll, W. Lylle, M. Allison, P. Brdar, L. Merz, R. Sloops, L. Morgan. Fourih row-R. Hall, V. Binkoski, R. Forsythe, R. Oliver, Mr. R. Derflinger. 52 272 HOME ROOM 213 First row, I. Io r.-R. Blistan, N Koss, S. Frank, D. Whiffingham L. Shroads, G. Brozick, L. Knopp, S. Marcus, Q. Chalmers, C. Hall Second row-W. Ricker, M. Em ery, D. Puulovich, E. Evans, K Sommer, H. Amon, C. Ham mond, L. Rodgers, C. Dawson C. Teare, R. Bailey. Third row- N. Cucinelli, J. Meyer, R. Parks D. Prisc, L. Maior, D. Shoup, P Hovanec, E. Weidner, L. Sufion S. Zinkhan, J. George, N. Over field, Mr. H. Moore. HOME ROOM 214 First row, I. to r.-K. Marshall R. Ingram, J. Romisher, P. An derson, J. Hardy, F. Carrell, B Linn, A. DelSofa, A. D'Alessan dro, M. Boehm. Second row- D. Baker, D. Ripper, M. Spear R. Mohr, M. Perrell, M. Funk houser, S. Sieman, S. Ewing, J Hooker, A. Thomas. Third row- T. Spooner, W, Wickline, J. Lam bert, F. Shue, J. Davis, R. Gerbi R. Miller, C. Chambers, F. Pal lini, J. Eril, Mrs. M. Hall. M b HOME ROOM 215 Front row, l.to r.-G. Shugart E. Ewing, L. Dick, C. Martucci V. Rowse, W. Moore, K. Yemm J. Wilson, R. Robinson, C Charlesworth, U. Rambo. Sec- ond row-J. McBride, K. Fuirley J. Greedcn, S. Swager, H. Lowe J. Stommelbach, B. Jefferson, K Kugn, G. Glover, R. Winslow. Third row-F. Horn, K. Fuller, J. Thomas, W. Hclvin, K. Clark, S. Harrison, A. St. Esprit, J. Den- nison, D. Mills, J. Palmer, Mr. A. Ccintelmi. HOME ROOM 218 Front row, I. to r.-E. Lomb, F. Tokarsky, G. Cox, P. Dixon, K. Stahl, D. Barnett, D. Chcxrron. Second row-R. Houk, B. Noll, S. Smalstig, J. Wilson, C. McCleery, B. Barclay, J. Thomas, M. Horton, J. Jones, M. Rogulu, J. McConoughy. Third row- W. Listh, D. Brubaker, S. Lynch, L. Lutshcw, M. Soilor, H. Farrell, Mr. J. Haddad. Fourth row- J. Mills, D. Stevenson, S. Bech- tel, R. Patterson, S. Hayes, W. Witten, J. Reed, W. Singleton, W. Hannon, W. Grimm. 54 279 HOMEROOM 219 Front row, l. to r.-L. Scxllcide, J. McCool, N. Reader, N. Lawrence, L. Oakes, D. Gressley, J. Wilson, S. Feibus, R. Foulk, J. Skertic. Second row-M. Utnehmer, S. Stciub, L. Helble, J. Beatty, R. Coleman, S. Lytle, P. Jordan, M. McCullough, A. Smith, Mrs. S. Hughes. Third row-L. Beckham, E. Dillon, R. Headlond, A. Stewart, F. Buehl, J. Wolfe, C. Mitchell, L. Logan, G. Craft, J. Householder. Jim pmfm pfwm, wa... JMLPLL.. HOMEROOM 220 Front row, l.to r.-J. Ellis, H. Braun, J. Oswald, V. Scvio, R. Albrecht, W. Edwards, T. Reed, K Smith, B. Burrier, A. Reisinger. Second row-T. Myers, W. Guwong, D. Finley, K. Kiernon, N. Tray B. Benford, V. MucKec1ge, P. Tumer, N. Wozniak, N. Shemo, R. Hromiko. Third row-J. Crichton R. Benson, R. Heitger, H. Stevens, M. Griffith, P. McGeehcm, J. Hill, W. Mclntyre, G. Milliron, Mr. G Maravich. 220 I . Z Ee IE: YW F U Q rg ,Ep Ng Q STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, I. to r.-L. McTaggart, J. Roberts, C, DeWitt, Miss Fox, C. Dunlap, B, Smalstig, E. White, R. Fusco, M. Foster. Second row-P. Crichton, D. Saltarelli, S. Price, D. Ewing, S. Smith, J. Feicht, S. Ratey, E. Staub. Third row-G. Cutri, L. Rieser, L. Walsh, R. Sarchet, M. J. Patterson, R. Gray, B. Brew. Fourth row-C. Yutmeyer, A. Del Sota, L. A. Rodgers, A. Stewart, J. Palmer, T. Carnahan, S. Phillips, J. Mills, J. Ellis. snwzwi fnmal ' ' gamut, The purpose of the Student Council is to rep- resent the entire student body in its dealings with the faculty ancl administration. One representative from each home room plus the tour class presidents meet every two weeks under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Fox. The ofticers are: Col Dunlap, president, Barry Smalstig, vice-president and Marion Foster, sec- retary-treasurer. This year, the major project of the council has been to launch a program for sponsoring the enrollment of a foreign exchange student for the 1958-59 school year. I Each year the Presidents Cabinet is formed in order to co-ordinate the various activities of every club and organization in the school. The cabinet's membership is composed of all the leaders of the high school activities. This in- cludes the presidents of all clubs and organiza- tions and the editors ofthe school publications. Under the sponsorship of Charles S. Linn, the cabinet discusses the programs and activities ofthe ditterent organizations in an eftort to solve any problems which might arise. PRESIDENTS' CABINET Front row, I. to r.-B. Sitler, M. Fos- ter, B. Isles, P. Pitini, Mr. C. S. Linn, L. Kiernan, K. Binkoski, S. J. Cooke, S. Davis. Second row-B. Murray, B. Noll, J. Ziggas, J. Mathews, J. Cazen, S. Hagen, J. Riggs, C. DeWitt. Third row-J. Stewart, S. McConnel, B. Brew, P. Vesilind, T. Carnahan, S. Bliss, D. Saltarelli, C. Dunlap. 58 ' .-Svuletq, Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Ser- vice are the qualifications necessary for anyone wishing to join the ranks of the National Honor Society. Among the nine students chosen to enter the society during their iunior year were Howard Noll, Elizabeth McTaggart, Charles De Witt, Cal- vin Dunlap, Nell Torrence, Marilyn Schaffer, Aarne Vesilind, Mary Catherine Binkoski, and Janice Logan. Dave Walter, a member of the East Liverpool chapter in his iunior year, is now a member of Beaver National Honor Society. ln January, sixteen members were inducted in their senior year. The theme of this ceremony was Kingdom of the National Honor Society, and Howard Noll served as the king. A tea for the parents and members was held after the ceremony. Also in January the group made a trip into Pittsburgh to see the play, No Time for Ser- geants. Officers of the society are Howard Noll, president, and Elizabeth McTaggart, secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Genevieve Hokman serves as sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, l.to r.-D. Walter, A. Vesilind, C. DeWitt, C. Dunlap, L. McTaggart, Mrs. G. Hokman, B. Noll, M. Schaffer, K. Binkoslri, N. Torrence, J. Logan. Second row-G. Ripper, D. Homesley, B. Palmer, D. Yemm, J. Roberts, G. Hurlowe, B. Murray, M. Cusp, P. Peters, R. Fusco, C. M:Connel, P. Jordan, J. Riggs, B. Sitler, C. Reynolds, M. Yutmeyer. BETA TRI-HI-Y Front row, l.to r.-S. Swager, C. Hammond, L, Rodgers, Mrs. E. Hughes, C. Krupinski, M. Foster, E. Sutter. Second row-L. Mohr, P. Hill, N. Hollenbaugh, J. Wilson, L. Rieser, S. McGregor, L. Walsh. Third row-E. Secrist, B. Benford, C. Lewis, N. Reader, J. Taylor, J. Orr, P. Leifter, J. Zischau, M. J. Patterson. Fourth row-J. Taylor, L. Sutton, M. Stewart, N. Pratt, P. Lengyel, M. Loelifier, J. Drake, M. Reno, P. Jordan. Fifth row-P. Thorne, S. Lytle, J. Beatty, D. Findlay, J. Greedan, M. McCool, J. Stammelbach, B. Barclay, L. Oakes. Sixth now-D. McKenny, V. Savio, C. Martucci, E. Evans, S. Lynch, K. Clark, J. Holly, C. McCleery, S, Walton, K. Yemm. Bda. ILL- Q- BETA TRI-HI-Y Front row, l. to r.-J. Witkouski, S. Reese, C. Delaco, D. Busch, S. Reed, J. A. Rothlesberger, M. B. Fowler, M. Yohe. Second row-N. Yellig, C. Mooney, B. Bray, S. Smith, J. Sabiene, J. Hutchinson, P. Brdar, S. Zinkan. Third row-C. Foutty, J. Creese, M. Barger, B. Mitchell, M. Loxley, D. Neville, M. Retzer, T. Cen- droski, L. Helble. Fourth row-J. Oswald, M. Griffith, P. McGeehan, M. Griltith, L. Burroughs, B. Eazor, R. A. Craig, L. Shannon, P. Stuck. Fifth row-P. Patton, J. Leclebur, K. Stahl, M. Rugula, L. Cortess, L. Rita, C. Carroll, L. Ahrend, S. Siemon. Sixth row-L. Latshaw, C. Dawson, E. Jefterson, R. Pettler, N. Phillips, B. Patterson, J. Holzshuh. 60 ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Front row, I. to r.-S. Rice, J. Springer, J. Riggs, Mrs. E. J. McBurney, S. J. Cooke, K. McConnel. Second row-E. Harkins, K. Kohl, B. Isles, M. Davis, B. Dennison, C. Niffenegger, J. Birge, C. Cowan. Third row- J A. Mark, A. Lang, B. Harrell, L. A. Anthony, F. Pettler, J. McGeehan, J. Ruehl, B. Bennett, S. Smith. Fourth row-C. Nelson, S. Price, L. Jones, P. Charlesworth, D. Belser, E. Christy, S. Orend, G. Townshend, M. Beglin. Freshman and sophomore girls enioy fel- lowship in the Beta Chapter which meets twice a month. Their worthwhile proiects this year were the sending of nine boxes of clothing to three needy families in Kentucky, addressing March of Dimes' cards, and holding the Square and Round Dance , in cooperation with the Hi-Y. The group's sponsor was Mrs. Ellwood Hughes and the officers were: Marion Foster, president, Carolyn Krupinski, vice-president, Elizabeth Sutter, secretary, Carole Hammond, treasurer, Susan Swager, historian and Lee Ann Rodgers, chaplain. Service and kindness to others may well ex- press the theme ofthe Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, an organi- zation consisting of 39 iunior and senior girls. Each Saturday two girls were sent to Roches- ter Hospital to take a cart containing magazines and candy to the patients. The Rochester Hos- pital was again the center of the girls' wcrk at Christmas time when they made favors for the patients. Other proiects included the annual mum sale and devotions in the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. The officers are Janice Riggs, president, Kay McConnel, vice president, Susan Rice, treasurer, Joy Springer, chaplain, Sarah Jane Cooke, his- torian, and Mrs. J. W. McBurney, advisor. Mrs. J. McBurney, J. Riggs, J, Springer, K. McConnel, S. Rice, J. Roberts, S. J, Cooke. J jnacluzfm, dzmoahtiofz, F. T. A. First row, l. to r.-C. Wallace, J. Mathews, Mrs. B. McCoy, N. Stammelbach, J. Cazen, M. A. Brennan. Sec- ond row-E. Christy, S. Hagen, D. Yemm, B. Palmer, M. J. Sell, I. J. Doutt, B. Isles. Third row-J. Ziggas, J. A. Mark, C. Miles, S. Grady, K. McConneI, S. Price, J. Springer, M. A. Kramer. Fourth row-J. Gill, S. J. Cooke, L. Jones, G. Townshend, J. McGeehan, S. Smith, S. Davis. Fifth row-E. Carnahan, S. Musser, J. Logan, S. Funkhouser, B. Busang, B. Conner, K. Binkoski, D, Tokarsky. Sixth row--B. Barclay, C. Caputo, B. Noll, D. Javens, K. Collins. Enter to learn, go forth to serve, well expresses the stand- ard ofthe Charles S. Linn Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America. The chapter has 40 iunior and senior members. The three main purposes of the chapter are to acquaint its members with the teaching pro- fession, to help the prospective teachers select their colleges, and to give the future teachers some actual experience in instructing pupils by letting them do occa- J sional student teaching. ln trying to fulfill these aims the group has heard experienced - teachers, has seen movies, and has conducted panel discussions. The officers are president, Jean Mathews, vice president, Nell Torrencep secretary, Judy Cazen, and treasurer, Nancy Stammelbachg sponsor, Mrs. Bar- bara McCoy. s 62 Guidance in being sure of their choice of professions and choosing the right training school is the aim of Future Nurses of America Club for its fifty mem- bers. This year the girls participated with the Tri-Hi-Y in taking a gift cart through Rochester Hospital. In October the organization made a trip to Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh and later enioyed sharing their impres- sions and asking questions about the hos- pital. At the November meeting, Karen Riggs, a graduate of Beaver High School and a former student of Sewickley Hos- pital, told the girls something of the train- ing and life there. As a Christmas project the future nurses assembled gifts for a worthy fam- ily. Two women representing the Western Pennsylvania Hospital Council visited the club, talking to the members and show- ing films. Officers of the Future Nurses of Amer- , ica are president, Patti Pitini, vice presi- dent, Donna Rae Marsh, and secretar - ' ' treasurer, Linda Hetrick. Y Ruth Fisher and Irene Benner sponsor the club. F. N. A. Front row, l. to r.-D. Marsh, P. Pitini, Mrs. Benner, Miss Fisher, l.. Hetrick, C. Hamilton. Second row-S. Smith, C. Stewart, A. Stasko, C. Carrell, S. McGregor, K. Divine, J. Redder. Third row-N. Pratt, S. McKeney, E. Harkens, C. Niffenegger, M. Patterson, R. Powers, K. May, L. Wilson. Fourth row-M. Griffith, R. Pettler, R. Craig, E. Jones, T. Cendroski, B. Mitchell, B. L. Rain, J. Salko, N. Ellis, K. Heineman. Fifth row-M. A. Taylor, M. Reehl, B. Russell, A. Lang, B. Brunton, M. Grady, R. Tolassi, F. Reiprecht. 63 S. A. N. S. CLUB Front row, l. to r.-N. Schwartz, J. Witkouski, J. Harlowe, M. Loxley, B. Isles, Mr. F. Rogers, R. Pettler, S. Grant, C. Field Second row-J. Young, N. Yellig, N. Griffith, J. Sell, R. Heineman, C. Delaco, J. Gibson, M. B. Fowler, J. Roethlesberger S. Reed. Third row-J. Kazen, D. Doutt, K. Bentley, R. A. Nugent, R. Weyand, S. Smith, P. Summers, R. Bevington, E Jones, L. Burroughs. Fourth row-J. Kearny, E. McMullen, J. Curley, D. Davis, G. Davis, W. Druschel, T. Jelleymon, B Chaney, W. Blistan, D. Krause. Fifth row-D. Neville, J. Taylor, S. Wood, G. Cutri, J. Shupe, B. Farrell, N. Pratt, C Krupinski, F. Galio, D. Busch. Sixth row-R. A. Craig, L. Shannon, S. Stuck, D. Ruth, K. May, S. Veiock, L. Hendry, J Orr, S. Reese, M. A. Stewart. Seventh row-T. Wolford, J. Hogan, J. Roberts, F. Cornell, T. Matthews, K. Jackson, K. Mer rick, R. Bean, S. Neville. S. A. N. S. CLUB Front row, l. to r.-J. Cessna, B. Caputo, K. Devine, J. Creese, C. Foutty, R. Walker, J. Berkley, M. Burns, D. Summer- field, M. Sullivan. Second row-L. Hetrick, B. Mitchell, T. Cendroski, J. Dean, L. Aaron, L. Reda, C. Carrel, L. Cortez N, Phillips. Third row-J. Morris, W. Davis, D. Long, L. Ludwig, H. Coleman, D. Cooper, R. Beaver, D. Higbee, N. Kra- mer, P. Roosa. Fourth row-P. Vesilind, M. Foster, M. J. Patterson, B. Bray, L. Riser, S. McGregor, M. Retzer, B. Patter son, L. Kauffman. Fifth row-T. Chalmers, J. Saibene, P. Jefferson, L. Walsh, T. Sutter, M. Grady, J. Taylor, M. A. Mor- row, K. Patrick, T. Higerd. Sixth row-T. Smith, K. Snitger, W. Wolz, J. Greeden, J. Davis, D. Edgar, R. Gray, W, Bloom G. Hutchinson, R. Carlen, W. Paterick. 5. Q. fn. 5.. gm, ECHO First row, l. to r.-D, Homesley, S. Davis, B. Conner, Mr. Hopkins J Cazen K Binkoskn P Jordan Second row-G. Harlowe, N. Stammelbach, S. Orend, K. Kohl, J A Mark A Lang S J Cooke K McConnel S Grady. Third row-G. Ripper, L. Sutton, C. Martucci, E Carnahan J Gill M Stonebraker B Busang S Musser, M. McMillan. Founh row-T. Matthews, B. Chapman D Vogt C Dunlap D Llpsltz R Fusco The hard working members of the Echo Staff under the leadership of Mr. Hopkins, ad- viser, and the editors, Judy Cazen and Kitty Binkoski, have produced excellent pa- pers every six weeks this year. They have also edited the School News column in the Beaver Valley Times. No stone was left unturned as the staff members were always on the look out for news of activities in and out of the high school. Calvin Dunlap has also done an excellent iob as sports editor. The staft de- serves many thanks for pro- ducing a well informing Bob- cat's Echo. ffkcho 65 CJ a, Klub CAMERA CLUB Front row, l. to r.-D. Howitt, K. Kohl, S. Bliss, Mr. A. Cantelmi, R. Ludwig, J. Feicht, M. Moore. Second row-F. Cornell, R. Davis, W. Davis, B. Geibel, T. Day, B. Watkins. Third row-L. Martin, T. Matthews, S. Smith, D. Long, J. Hinton, T. Davis, J. Shannon. Fourth row-J. Yurfick, A. Snitger, G. Brown, P. Roosa, F. Hogsett, G. Hutchinson, B. Paterick. The purpose of the Cam- era Club is to teach stu- dents how to take and de- velop pictures. Mr. Anthony Cantelmi is the sponsor of the club and the ofificers are S a n d y Bliss, president, Ralph Ludwig, treasurer, and Kaaren Kohl, secretary. Hola amigos! All Span- ish students are welcome to ioin. Guided by sponsor, Senorita Adella Lawson, the members enioy the his- panamericanos ways. The officers are: Senoritas and Senor Barbara Sitler, presi- dent, Pat Morton, vice pres- ident, Mary Alice Brennan, secreta ry, and Janet McCleery, treasurer. ' SPANISH CLUB Front row, l. to r.-M. Morris, M. Beglin, M. A, Brennan, B. Sitler, Miss A. Lawson, P. Morton, J. McCleery, M. McMillan, P. Pitini. Second row-R. Buckley, S. Price, K. McConnel, S. McKenry, C. Niffenegger, M. A. Davis, B. Bunish, K. Kohl, B. Palmer, E. Tokarsky. Third row-S. Orend, B. Rain, P. Charlesworth, J. Gill, M. A. Carrell, K. Binkoski, S. Brown, I. J. Doutt, L. Shafer. Fourth row-C. Dunlap, P, Crichton, J. Bray, J. Cosky, S. Orr, D. Lennox, W. Waddell, B. Del Sota, A. Vesilind, G. Zagoda. Fifth row-B. Burelli, J. Hamilton, B. Pike, B. Barclay, B. Wise, T. Hollenbough, T. Emery, L. Shue, D. McConnaughy. 66 5. .grgw SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Front row, l. to r.-J. Moorhead, E. White, B. Sitler, F. Farkas, Mr. N. W. Reber, C. McConnel, J. Cazen, L. Carnahan, C. Nel- son. Second row-B. Rose, C. Dunlap, T. Scanlon, L. McTaggart, J. Logan, G. Townshend, M. Schafter, N. Stammelbach, B. Bun- nish, R. Fusco. Third row-D. Morrow, B. Wise, R. Curcio, G. Peters, C. Caputo, T. Roberts, B. Barclay, D. Javens, J. Callighan. Fourth row-S. Hacko, T. Emery, C. Snitger, D. Fisher, E. Montgomery, A. Creps, J. Hamiltcn, D. Smith, D. Saltarelli. Fifth row- K. Ramsay, L. Shue, B. Dickson, B. Johnson, S. Ratey, J. Shannon, G. Kaufman, B. Burelli, T. Davis, B. Milligan, B. Smalstig. Learn your valence! Balance your equa- This year the club has enioyed presentations tions! All of the 106 members of the Science of programs concerning paper, rocks, and giber- Club are well acquainted with these words. ellic acid and viewed a movie on the subiect of The club, sponsored by Mr. Reber, holds its cosmic rays. They have also subscribed, as a bimonthly meetings after school in the auditor- unit, to the Carnegie Technical Magazine. ium. The student members are divided into com- Ofticers of the club are: Charles McConnel, mittees and each committee is in charge of one president, Pat Morton, vice president, Ruth Far- program or the refreshments which are served kas, secretary, and Abbie Lang, treasurer. following the meeting. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Front row, I. to r.-P. Pitini, M. Dennison, D. Baker, C. Reynolds, M. Yutmeyer, A. Lang, P. Morton, J. Wayne, C. Eberhardt, R. Tolassi, J. Springer. Second row-P. Mills, L. Jones, P. Charlesworth, M. Morris, L. Anthony, F. Pettler, A. Atkinson, M. A. Kra- mer, B. Brunton, J. McGeehan, F. Reiprecht. Third row-S. Orr, C. Baker, B. Geibel, B, Waddell, D. Lennox, P. Crichton, L. Yard, D. Reed, J. Fairclough. Fourth row-A. Vesilind, D. Lipsitz, J. McGregor, T. Day, B. Watkins, L. Reed, E. Best, E. Zagoda, E, Davis, B. Noll. Fifth row-E. Long, J. Frey, J. Dean, C. DeWitt, D. Vogt, D. Ward, B. Culley, T. Clark, D. Walter, B, Murray, H. Summerfield. Dzlaf O C E C E Let's go team! was a familiar expression The highlight of the year was a Christmas party heard in the gym during the exciting G. A. A. held in the gym, featuring games and doorprizes. basketball games. The Girls' Athletic Association, The officers of the club are: President, Linda Kier- under the sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Sue Schaugh- nan, Vice President, Sandy Karns, Secretary- ency, enioyed a well-rounded year of volleyball, Treasurer, Nancy Benner, and Reporter, Beth feats onthe apparatus, and of course, basketball. Isles. G. A. A. Front row, l. to r.-P. Pitini, D. Baker, C. Reynolds, E. Christy, J. Swager, Mrs. B. Schaughency, D. Ewing, S. Brown, O. McElhen- ney, J. Orend. Second row-L. Anthony, F. Pettler, A. Atkinson, P. Charlesworth, M. Morris, A. Lang, J. Wayne, S. Davis, S. J. Cooke, F. Reipreict, H. Brooks. Third row-J. Swager, K. Simacek, M. K. Reehl, J. Cazen, N. Stammelboch, J. Young, S. Grant, C. Niffenegger, M. Snowden, S. McKenny. Fourth row-J. Kossler, K. Divine, M. Thomas, C. Delaco, M. B. Fowler, S. Funkhouser, P. Collins, J. Yellig, M. Coleman, T. Thomas. Fifth row-R. Probst, J. Gardner, C. Lewis, C. Farrell, P. Polce, M. Schueler, D. Davis, R. Bevington, B. Russel, N. Scott. Sixth row-J. Gibson, K. Merrick, K. Patrick, M. Morrow, l. J. Doutt, L. Shafer, C. Wol- lace, S. Stone, E. Radcliff, R. Weyand. 68 9. .Q G. A. A. Front row, l. to r.-N. Torrence, C. Johnson, B. Dickinson, A, Knott, N. Benner, B. isles, J. Schaefer, S. Van Evera, S. Rice, M. McMillan. Second row-J. Mathews, B. Conner, K. Binlcoski, M. Harris, E. Tokarsky, S. Hagen, M. A. Brennan, M. A. Taylor, M. Yutmeyer, M. Malterer. Third row-B, Harrell, J. Roberts, D. Homesley, B. Palmer, M. J. Sell, D. Yemm, J, Riggs, R. Romigh, P, lengyel. Fourth row-M. Rinehart, S. Cox, J. McCanclless, S. Price, S. Schaefer, M. McClure, N. Wright, J. Stewart. Fifth row-P. Baumgard, L. Jones, P. Mills, T. Scanlon, J. Ruehl, J. McGheehan, S. Smith, B. Bennett, N. Schwartz, J. Mankedick. Sixth row-J. Sell, L. Shannon, P. Stuck, J. Taylor, C. Krupinski, B. Bray, F. Galio, S. Woods, J. Shupe. G. A. A. Front row, l. to r.-N. Klotz, M. L. Walter, J. Farmer, J. MCCleery, L. Kiernan, S. Karns, L. Wilson, P. Conner, B. Flynn, P. Harty. Second row-D. Craft, P. Thorne, D. Neville, M. Mathesius, B. Farrell, J. A. Mark, J. Schupay, J. Ziggas, N. Pratt, D. R. Marsh. Third row-D. Stickle, S. McGregor, P. Loxley, B. J. Mitchell, T. Cellerini, L. Hendry, L. Hill, R. Nugent, D. McDonough. Fourth row-S. Galloway, M. Loeffler, R. Bankovich, S. Cullen, P. Stone, B. Rain, K. Hoban, J. Wozniak, B. Cummings. Fifth row-M. Griffith, B. Bogovich, B. Ewing, L. Cortez, C. Carrell, L. Aaron, M. Retzer, R. Pettler, N. Phillips, S. Orend, J. Salko, J. Taylor, Sixth row-J. Brockmiller, S. Shipley, M. Catanese, N. Ellis, I. Poiacek, J. Dean, J. Witkouslci, S. Reese, J. Creese, B. Patterson, M. A. Stewart, C. Foutty. 1114, HI-Y First row, l. to r.-D, Stewart, D. Higbee, P. Vesilind, Mr. G. Maravich, R. Walker, J. Berkley. Second row-R. Davis W. Burrier, D. G. Novac, A. D'Alessandro, D. Richards, J. Ellis, C. Mitchell, R. Ingram, R. Hromika, G. Craft. Third row-W. Davis, R. Kaufman, J. Tosh, J. Tosh, J. Harlowe, T. Hied, D. Shoup, W. Grimm, W. Gwwang. Fourth row T. Carnahan, W. Witten, D. Kloman, L. Cater, P. Roosa, H. Coleman, E. Ewing, D. Hague. Fifth row-S. Bliss, S Smith, M. Emery, E. Snitger, R. Faulk, D. Baker, J. Lohr, L. Beckham, R. Johns. Sixth row-J. Mills, D. Stevenson R Anderson, N. Shema, J. Palmer, J. Dennison, W. Paterick. Seventh row-S. Hayes, R. Forsythe, W. Lytle, P. Lon cher, F. Potter, F. Shue, M. Utnehmer, R. Heitger, M. Kinkoph, C. Hall. The Beaver Sr. Hi-Y comprised of fifty-nine sophomore and freshmen boys, and under the direction of Mr. George Marovich, participated in many activities during the past year, includ- ing: a bowling tournament, a chess tournament, and basketball. The Hi-Y and the Beta Tri-Hi-Y co-sponsored a square dance for the high school and a clothing drive for needy persons in for- eign lands. Four members of the club attended a state Hi-Y convention in Harrisburg. Alto- gether the year has been an enjoyable one for every member. The club's officers were: Priit Vesiland, President, David Higbee, Vice-Presi- dent, Andrew Stewart, Secretary, Roger Walker, Treasurer, and Jeff Berkley, Chaplain. The Library Club enables its members to learn library procedures and techniques, pro- vides an opportunity for vocational explora- tion by practice in library service and enables members to enjoy group reading experiences. Sponsored by Miss Grossman, the librarian, the Library Club aides have responsibility for services such as charging and discharging books, processing new books, repairing old books, shelv- ing books, helping with cataloging, reading the shelves and assisting with clerical and reference work. The members are required to work two periods every week. The officers are as follows: Judy Ziggas, president, Ruth Pettler, vice-president, Jan Yel- lig, secretary, and Judy Schupay, treasurer. oflibfltlhljs Klub LIBRARY CLUB Reehl, S. Cox, E. Harkins, M. Davis, Yellig, N. Ellis, M. J. Sell, S. Shaetfer Schupay, B. Brunton, E. Linn. First row, l. to r.-L. Hetrick, O. McElhaney D. Jamison, S. Grant, J. Oswald, N. Law rence, Miss B. Grossman, M. Fitzgerald J Wilson, M. Loxley, B. Mitchell, C. Nilfeneg ger, R. Pettler, C. Delaco. Second row P Pitini, C. Wallace, S. Reese, M. A. Stewart S. Grove, D. Whittingham, B. Stickel, M Isles, J. Ruehl, K. McConnell, J. Ziggas J 49.1.5 NATIONAL LEAGUE First row, Ito r.-S. Simmons, K. Skalka, M. Casp, A. Catanese, Mr. P. Jones, H. Summerfield, B. Murray, J. Dean D. Bevington. Second row-L. Coleman, A. Creps, H. Petty, D. Sutton, J. Stewart, D. Vogt, G. Cargo, D. Lennox, D. Langsdale. Third row-R. Mabin, J. Hamilton, B. Blistan, E. Staub, D. Javens, P. Grove, R. Gourley, T. Day J. Bray. Fourth row-D. Saltarelli, B. Watkins, E. Moravec, R. Chalmers, G. Russell, L. Leis, H. Lee, J. Fairclough Fifth row-W. Harper, L. Smith, J. Harlan, W. McKean, B. Burelli, P. Vesilind, E. Rubino, D. Higbee, D. Summer field. Sixth row-R. Rader, W. Weigle, D. Roberts, W. Davis, R. McCool, R. Gray, J. Davis, R. Bevivino, E. Byers T. Higerd, T. Wolford. Seventh row-E. Schaffer, J. Harlowe, G. Hutchinson, L. Kaufman, H. Coleman, R. Gourley D. Carlson, C. Benson, R. Beaver, H. Stefanic. AMERICAN LEAGUE First row, l. to r.-C. McConnel, C. Dunlap, R. Fusco, A. Vesilind, Mr. P. Jones, J. Sheppela, S. Orr, C. DeWitt, J Frye, J. Farley. Second row-J. Hogan, D. Dowlin, W. Geibel, C. Caputo, R. Del Sota, J. Cosky, P. Jagodich T. Amberson, D. McConnaughy, D. Geibel. Third row-R. Dickson, G. Zagoda, G. Kaufman, R. Vukson, G. Brown R. Hall, J. Lee, L. Engleman, S. Bliss, R. Hogsett, M. Sullivan. Fourth row-J. Fisher, D. Iben, J. Greedan, D. Ed gar, K. Young, J. Romisher, P. Rumbaugh, T. Fairley, B. Wolz, G. Berkley, J. Curly, M. Burns. Fifth row-F. Pascal J. Craft, D. Wise, D. Clark, E. Best, J. Berkley, R. Walker, D. Lipsitz, R. Chapman. Sixth row-E. Bell, B. Sanford C. Rackley, R. Smith, P. Morton, R. Cucinelli, S. Hacko, J. Ziggas, E. Rowse, D. Walter. Seventh row--T. Smith, B Johnson, L. Shue, R. Reed, C. Gardner, J. Callaghan, B. Smalstig, L. Persinger, L. Lawrence, M. Stotler, D. Ziggas D. Fisher. I 71 LEADERS CLUB Front row, l. to r.-D. Tokarsky, N. Benner, Mrs. B. Schaughency, L. Kiernan, C. Johnson. Second row-J. McCand- less, K. Hobart, S, Karns, D. R. Marsh, S. Shipley, S. Hagen. Third row-J. Mathews, M. Harris, K. Binkoski, A. Knott, N. Terrence. Under the sponsorship of Betty Sue Schaugh- ency, the Leaders Club has completed a full sched- ule at activities. Their main jobs consisted of aiding the gym teacher in class by taking roll, checking showers and demonstrating in class. The girls have had Leaders' play nights, to learn various skills to demonstrate for the gym classes. A Christmas grab-bag party was held in the gym. The Leaders have attended play days at Aliquippa, Beaver Falls, and Geneva. Otticers are Linda Kiernan, president, Dee Dee Tokarsky, vice-president, Charmaine Johnson, secretary, and Nancy Benner, treasurer. Throughout the school year the Bobcat Club sponsors various dances to which members are admitted free of charge. Among these dances are the Christmas Dance, the Basketball Dance, and the dances which are held in the gym after the home basketball games. The Bobcat Club holds monthly meetings. Any student in grades nine through twelve may join and this year the club boasts a membership of 398. lt is sponsored by Elmer P. Hulick and the officers for the year are, Sally Hagen, president, Judy McCandless, vice president, Gail Cutri, sec- retary, and Jack Stewart, treasurer. BOBCAT CLUB OFFICERS G. Cutri, J. Stewart, S. Hagen, Mr. E. Hulick, J. McCandIess l Front row, l. to r.-A. Kwott, D. Howett, J. Cessna, P. Stone, M. Catanese, P. Conner, C. Miles, J. Brockmiller, D. McDonough, J. Johns, J. Feight, A. Adkins. Second row-M. A. Taylor, C. Johnson, B. Howe, E. Christy, C. Aeschbacher, M, A. Davis, J. Sprin- ger, M, Schaffer, K. McConnel, F. Pettler, T. Scanlon, J, McGeehan, S. Smith. Third row-M. A. Brennan, 'D. Homesley, L. Shat- er, E. Linn, 'L. Kiernan, P. Pitini, M. McMillan, J. Mathews, S. Davis, J. Ziggas, C. Davis, S. McKenry, M. Schueler, Fourth row-A L. Cater, D. Mills, D. Kloman, C. Wallace, 'J. A. Kerr, D. Ewing, M. Moore, J. Logan, E. Pavlinch, B. McDermott, R. Mulligan. Fifth row-Mr. N. Maurer, D. Smith, TB. Noll, 'D, Fischer, 'K. Collins, K. Boyce, K. Young, T. Lewis, B. Mulligan. Fiji 'tk 7. ' 1- ,3 The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of They performed at civic and church meetings and Nelson Maurer, again sang successfully at the in the choral concert. annual Christmas assembly and for the Spring The sixty-eight members of the Girls' Chorus Choral Concert in April. This chorus, composed met three times a week also. They sang in the of sixty voices, met three periods a week in the spring concert and at baccalaureate. music room. The choruses have done an excellent job, The twenty-tive member Echo Chorus met on and are to be congratulated on their fine work. alternate Monday and Wednesday evenings. Front row, l. to r.-T. Cendroski, B, Mitchell, J. Schaeffer, M. Coleman, P. Jefferson, C. Buffington, S. Covalt, A. Heineman, M. Loxley, J. Sell, T. Cellerini, G. Cutri, S. Woods. Second row-S. McGregor, D. Jamison, J. Rothlisberger, R. Craig, D. Ruth, L. Shannon, P. Stuck, P. Lengyl, J. Cessna, J, Dean, B. Bray, J. Mankeclick, K. Merrick, M. Barger. Third row-L. Burrows, M. B. Fowler, M. Foster, L. Riser, E. Sutter, C. Stewart, S. Smith, C. Mooney, N. Yellig, R. Pvobst, C. Delaco, S, Viock, K. Roser, C. Lewis. Fourth row-L. Aaron, C. Carlell, R. Pettler, N. Phillips, L. Cortese, J. Holzschuh, B. Patterson, M. Retser, J. Gardner, M, Griftith, P. Knowltcn. Fifth row-Mr. N. Maurer, K. May, M. Patterson, R, Powers, D. Doutt, C. Fauty, B. Eazor, J. McCanCl' less, B. Flinn, P. Baumg: rd, TB. Isles, M. Hagger y. '-Members ot Midwestern Chcrus. f v Q' fx sf - f ff X . 5 X, ,, ,whiff X I 9 y Q Y Q5 'V as Q ' fi pg ii ,. 5 if gif' VQ,Q ., fi . J .im , 'I 1 Z. 5 7,5 it M ', S?-ff ' A W M? ' gg. Q Q:f i1f1 W1 b A, -T E: 1 ,t S gras. I? Am fi- 7- E it t -Q . Qian. 045 l.l '5 V. , x . Xxd, , v 1 Y ,Q 4 -gx.. . - L' 1 vm X 'S f L J 5, Q ' A . . A XXX A , 'ka A k .4-. Q BAND Front row-Maioret-tes-l. to r.-C. Dunlap, K. Binkoski, N. Benner, N. Torrence, E. Tokarsky. Second row D Fischer, B. Geibel, G. Peters, J. Bray, R. Gourley, J. Tosh, T. Steele, J, McCleery, R. Patterson, L. Morton D Ewing, S. J. Cooke, J. Kazen, L. Shafer, S. Scheidemantel, K. Patrick. Third row-M. Burns, B. Listh, T Hlgerd, D. McConnaughy, R. Chapman, D. Lipsitz, C. Reynolds, M, A. Morrow, J. Johns, V. Ripper, R Fusco, J. Cosky. Fourth row-C. Snitger, B. Rose, B. Wise, R. Curcio, P. Mills, C. Niffenegger, E. McTag gert, R. Funkhouser, J. Cooper, M. J. Patterson, F. Hogsett, J. Logan. Fifth row-E. White, R. Carlson, R Walker, J. Kearney, L. Kaufman, S. Bechtel, P. Vesilind, J. George, D. Langsdale, R. Morrow, D. Geibel, A Benson. DL BHIILL The Beaver Area High School Marching Band, one hundred and twenty strong, completed another successful football season. Although badly ham- pered by the wet weather and the flu, the amphibious organization, under the direction of Leslie H. Marietta participated in most of the football games and numerous parades. Some high points of the season were performing at the Pitt stadium during the university's annual band day and a trip to Kennywood Park. After football season the concert band began to practice in preparation for the annual concert in April. The band banquet was held in February and everyone had a wonderful time, thanks to the band mothers who organ- ized the banquet and who worked so hard during football season selling food in order to buy band iackets for the seniors and much needed equip- ment. Midwest District Band was held in New Castle this year and Beaver was well represented. The students selected for the 250 piece band were Susan Brown, Sarah Jane Cooke, Dave Lipsitz, Janice Logan, Skip McConnel, Libby McTaggart, Dick Morrow, Chris Reynolds, Lois Shafer, Aarne Vesilind, and Ed White. 75 ORCHESTRA Center Circle, l. to r.-L. Walsh, Violin, L. McTaggert, Violin, M. McMillan, Cello, G. Harlowe, Viola, P. Jordan, Viola. Second Circle-B. Palmer, Violin, M. Morris, Violin, L. Shafer, Flute, C. Reynolds, Flute, C. Nelson, Flute, E. Baker, Flute, J. C. Moorhead, Trumpet, A. Vesilind, Trumpet, C. McConnel, Trumpet, M. J. Patterson, Horn, R. Fusco, Horn, G. Ripper, Horn. Third Circle- D. Homesley, Clarinet, R. A. Romigh, Clarinet, B. Bunish, Clarinet, B. Besong, Clarinet, S. Brown, Bass Clarinet, S. J. Cooke, Saxophone, D. Lipsitz, Saxophone, P. Mills, Saxophone, E. White, Tuba, R. Walker, Trombone, D. Langsdale, Trombone, D. Morrow, Trombone. Fourth Circle-B. Geibel, Drums, D. Fisher, Drums, Mr. L. Marietta, Director, J. Logan, Piano. 0 Once again the orchestra, under the capable guidance of Mr. Marietta, enjoyed a successful year cf rehearsal, climaxed by its performance in the Spring Concert. Both classical and Broadway music was played by the group, which this year was comprised of 33 student musicians. The members worked especially hard to overcome a deficiency of string instruments. The orchestra has certainly contributed to the quality and value of Beaver High's growing music department. ' gms. fhrmm, Following a school year of practicing three times a week, the freshmen girls' chorus per- formed capobly at the spring choral concert. These fifty-six girls learned a variety of music from spirituals to light opera. Under the direction of B. Nelson Maurer they are being prepared for mixed and girls' chorus for their re- maining years at B. H.S. Some have already shown their talents by performing in the Junior High School Operetta. Accompanists for the chorus are: Shirley Fei- bus, Susan Swager, and Patti Macon. N!NTH GRADE CHORUS First row, l. to r.-B. McNear, K. Sommer, P. Leiffer, C. Stahl, J. Ziscau, L. Sutton, N. Dixon, L. Shroads, S. Feibus. Second row- P. McGeehan, L. Elkin, K. Kughn, W. Edwards, D. Holcomb, P. Macon, J. Stammelbach, D. Gressly, S. Lynch, S. Swager, K. Kiernan. Third row-B. Jefferson, C. Dawson, P. Dixon, B. Kloman, P. Patton, M. A. Gregg, M. Horton, J. Ledebur, L. Latshaw, S. Seaman, L. Secrist. Fourth row-L. A. Rogers, M. McCool, C. Yutmeyer, C. Hammond, R. Feely, N. Reader, B. Schneider, F. Carrell, J. Jones, N. Woznialx, B. Benford. Fifth row-Mr. B. N. Maurer, M. Griffith, M. Reno, P. Coilins, S. Ewing, B. Noll, N. Tray, S. Staub, P. Jordan, S. Frank. I at H' .. if ,....umusrrf l X iw 191 I 2 W 2 R S U 5.5 ww. 1 ,Q S' if 1 1! 1 5 ' 1 Viv A s J NAL H ,S ff: . 4 1 if -'I--nr, - A jfzggaz-aw' ' A ' , - , -A-5 1-s 5 g, 4, , ,ns . ,.,. 4 4 Vw , ' vi 4??5l k , fy. q'AgV 'vw 1 -, -5-if g . M 7. - me 1435: ' . K 41, L., s , Q iimk' G Vg 51, in ' 1 5 ' 1. if K5 if 4 , Y 1 Q ni A ,, X X 4' f W fi iifkingfi' e J 'L ,.5. , is tg fu .6 +' f 3 3 Ng , , ,,, 3 Min A , x ff i.ei9fF ' V -'MS V'-V-V ' . Mk I 4 5 rl jr K I I , xr- , x 5 s AQ .I ,MW xg e,.-.fu MMA, :Wiz ,fun an ,. . ., ,J -. - g 2 1,3 K 'TA Q33 i n ' ILM' ggi ,H M, S9555 '43 1' uf QSIN A ' L 3 we 1. 11 . dw ' 191 .an - ml sz w wma,- 1, -V, .. :V YM N., Q1 13336 QL' sf ' h 2 Q Hg' 5 X 2 4, a uf M wt L Y 1, ' i' J v, 5 ix ' wmv 4 K 21 . ,M ,135 gf QA' 555 c pr i X .gm X 1 ,.w,,. Mil ' I - L2lLiFg X if .3 Q Q s -3 Vagq Q YH, f X 41- H M, , vw ' s X, '23, M x vs 4 .Q TS M aff fifstv' 3 it-L+ f- ii? E i8 SA' .1 ,gn . QW is 5-Jin 'rv -.Q ., yy, U . eww , , n dthlatfcn, V 4 CHEERLEADERS First row, l. to r.-P. Conner, J, Mathews, Second row-B, Conner, S. Karns, Mrs. B. Schaughency, J. Brockmiller, N. Stammelbach. Although cheerleading is the ofticial iob of these girls, who work under the leadership of head cheerleader, Jean Mathews and spcnsor Betty Sue Schaugh- ency, they have done many more things than this. They planned all pep meet- ings and participated in them. They led the cheers at the pep meetings, football games, basketball games, and-this year for the first time-the bonfire. At the end of the fall, they trained those sophomore girls who were interested in becom- ing cheerleaders. The girls have carried on the tradition of fine cheerleading, set by the many previous cheerleaders of Beaver Area High School. 80 8' 3 iv x . MISS DEE DEE TOKARSKY jrwtball mance, On November 15, 1957, the annual football dance, Pigskin Prom, was held in the Beaver Area High School gym. Amidst the traditional red and white decora- tions, Miss Dee Dee Tokarsky reigned as football queen. Crowned by Anthony Catenese, Miss Tokarsky was at- tended by Nancy Benner and Jean Mathews and their escorts, .lack Stewart, captain, and Dick Bevington. The queen's chair was beautifully accented with gold and surrounded with trellises cn which was writ- ten Congratulations Dee. To pay tribute to the team, miniature footballs bearing each player's name dotted the gym and football programs were given as sou- venirs. The sophomores and their sponsor, Frank Rogers, are to be commended on such a fine and successful dance. Their advertising campaign paid off well as this football dance was one of the most successful ever held in recent years. 81 BEAVER 0 GROVE CITY 0 Friday-thirteen-proved a nemesis for Coach Berdell and his Bobcats in iourneying to Grove City to open the season. lnexperience, costly fumbles and failure to capitalize scoring opportunities cost the cats the game. The Grov- ers' ground attack was stopped cold. Result- scoreless tie. BEAVER 7 QUAKER VALLEY 6 With only seconds left the Bobcats stunned Quaker Valley as Mike Casp turned left for seven yards and scored our only TD of the game. On a fake placekick Catanese hit Staub with a perfect pass to add the extra point. A kick, blocked by Jack Stewart plus fine teamwork defense spelled defeat for the Quakers their first playing as Quaker Valley High. BEAVER 6 MIDLAND 0 Avenging last year's defeat the Bobcats won number two from Midland on our home grid. The Lecpards, although hampered by fumbles, could not penetrate Beaver territory but they did suc- ceed in stopping many of the cats drives. Late in the game, sparked by Catanese and climaxed by a two yard plunge Casp scored the lone TD of the game. BEAVER 28 HOPEWELL 12 Beaver's charging line and hard running backs combined to give the Bobcats a comfortable lead of two TDs during the first half, Hopewell struck back with two quick tallies in the fourth and victory seemed uncertain. However, with the aid of an interception, a fumble, and time- Beaver bounced back with a pair of TDs to put the game on ice. BEAVER 25 NEW BRIGHTON 6 Back to back touchdowns in each of the first and third quarters gave the Bobcats a well earned win over New Brighton. Plunges, quar- terback keeper plays, coupled with a terrific 63 yard punt return by Ed Staub all helped Beaver push across those four TDS. A 23 yard pass play in the fourth quarter by Brighton ruined Beaver's shutout. BEAVER 37 FREEDOM 6 Victory tastes sweet. The Bobcats clawed the Freedom Bulldogs for win number five. Beav- er's potent offense overcame Freedom's strong defense as the Tony to Ed combo clicked for two TDS. Casp rambled for two more on runs of 42 and 69 yards. Gordon and Ratey each added one to complete the scoring. BEAVER 24 NORTH ALLEGHENY 0 Victory number six came at the expense of North Allegheny. Everything clicked right as Dean, Casp and Bevington recovered fumbles to help set up Beaver's TDS. A 63 yard pass play with speedy Jack Stewart on the receiving end was the highlight of the game. Crichton, Cat- anese and Casp scored the other TDS. BEAVER I3 MONACA 7 Seven in a Row -Beaver's Bobcats were still in W.P.l.A.L. competition as they downed a hard fighting Monaca Indian Tribe 'l3 to 7. De- termined to avenge the one point defeat of last year and trailing 7-0 at half time-Beaver drove 65 yards to pay dirt. Catanese scored first on a three yard plunge and Casp followed with the winning TD-three minutes later. BEAVER 6 ROCHESTER 7 Alas and alack! All good things must end. Unfortunately for the Bobcats, the Rochy Rams were really up for this one and hopes for a W.P.l.A.L. championship and the Old Oaken Bucket went sailing as Rochy scored first and converted. Coming back strongly after Casp sparked the team with his 59 yard run from scrimmage, Beaver scored but failed to convert. Thus any claim to fame vanished. JACK STEWART Honorary Captain SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row, l. to r.-K. Skcilka, D. lben, H. Petty, D. Bevington, I.. Engleman, J. Stewart, A. Catanese, M. Casp, J. Dean, B. Lewis C. DeWitt. Second row-Mr. J. Berdell-Coach, B. Smalstig, W. Sanford, J. Shannon, P. Morton, P. Crichton, T. Clark, C. Gordon J. Hamilton, B. Logan, D. Gorrell, W. Waclell, K. Young, S. Ratey, A. Creps, Mr. P. Bischofif-Assistant Coach. Third row-J Bloom, J. Davis, R. Gray, P. Barber, J. Greedan, W. Blistan, R. Graham, R. Collins, M. Stotler, D. Edwards, B. Wolz, E. Bell, M Sanford. Fourth row-W. Jellyman, J. Fisher, L, Yard, F. Poschall, B. McKean, R. Bevivino. C. jvofbal Assistant Coach Mr. P. Bischofti Head Cooch Mr. J. Berdell 84 l1'PERY'f 4 ft!!! lc ' jnnfl:alL .S Charlie DeWitt-Manager . . . always around when needed hard working depend- able particularly valuable to Coach Ber- dell ...liked by all. Mike Casp-Fullback .. . linebacker hard runner . .. harder to stop bulled through for many TDs . . . sclid on defense ... chosen All. W.P.l.A.L. Lowell Engelman-Tackle . .. loyal . . . hard working player. . .showed great improvement during final year. Dick Bevington-Tackle . . . bone-crushing . . . hard charging lineman opened many big holes in opponent's line stopped many plays. Kenny Skalka-Manager . . . dependability + ... main iob-kept field in excellent shape all season helped greatly in making season so successful. Bill Lewis-Halfback light but fast, alert and aggressive cn offense very good on pass defense. .lack Stewart-End honorary captain sparkplug of the team all around good man ...asset to any team ...fine spirit. Jack Dean-Guard performed well on of- fense and defense recovered many fum- bles .. .good play detector. Tony Catanese-Quarterback . . . excellent passer. . . also faker. . . great spirit . . . piloted team well. Harold Petty-Halfback ... fast runner . .. versatile . . . hard to stop . . . made many long gains after breaking away from opposing tackles. Don lben-Tackle Big strong showed much determination although ham- pered by iniuries kept plugging for Bob- cats. a6'a.4lmfbalL 5 . Bob Pike . . . Guard ...dependable ... sets up many plays ... all around team player. Howard Noll. . . Forward.. .lots of desire ...willing to work . . . good at foul line ... elected honorary captain at end of season. Sam Orr.. . Manager ... amicable companion to players and coach... reliable worker. . . ready - willing - able. D. R. Ward . . . Forward . . . fast . .. agile ... deadly shot ... snags many rebounds. Bengi Howarth . . . Guard . . . always a plugger . .. good defen- sive player. . .fights hard. jim BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row, l. lo r.-B. Barclay, H, Noll, D. R, Ward, R. Pike, K. Boyce, B, Howarth, 'S. Rotey, J. Pefrella. Sec- ond row-Mr. J. Cutri-Coach, W. Brew, R. Entinger, J.Tosh, J. Tosh, T. Roberts, R. Galloway, W. Bloom, C Snitger, Mr. P. Kane-Asst. Coach. Third row-J. Fisher, E. Wilson, J. Harlowe, J. Sullivan, S. Orr-Mgr., A Johns, 'M. Sanford, J. Bloom, L, Yard. LeNermen. Honorary Caplain-Howard Noll B. Barclay, J. Pelrellc-dropped from squad. Q . 87 Ualmify, Front row, l. to r.-Mr. J. Cutri, B. Barclay-Disc., B. Noll, D. Ward, B. Pike, K. Boyce, J. Petrella-Disc., B. Howarth. BASKETBALL VARSITY VARSITY GAME SCORES VARSITY SCORING Exhibnion 1957-58 Befwef oPP9 'e'1I Ward . ..,. .,... ...,., . . 64. .... . . Quaker Valley. .. ....., 36 Pike H 60 .. Neville .. ......,.. ..,... 2 8 Noll 42. .. .... Ellwood City ..,., ...,. 5 2 Rate 61. . . Wampum. ,..... .. . . .68 Y 85 .... . .West Allegheny . ,.... 52 Boyce - - 40 .Beaver Falls .. .45 HOWUFIIW 49... .. Quaker Valley ..,.. .. . 54 Sanford 71 . Neville ...,. ..... 7 8 J' Bloom league Roberts , Beaver Opponent Snnger 51 . .. Hopewell . ..... ..,.. . 57 60 . .. Freedom ..... . . 50 59 .... New Brighton... ......52 52 .Monaco ... .. 62 45 . Midland ,..... 61 47 . Rochester . .. .67 52. ...Hopewell .....51 62.. ...Freedom . . .....66 71. .New Brighton... .42 62 . Monaco . .....87 51 . .Midland. . ..... ... ....61 45. .. .Rochester . ...,. ........ . Won 7 - Lost 13 . .... 49 88 267 216 148 107 107 93 47 4 3 2 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY Exhibition SCORES Beaver Opponent Dick Entinger Quaker Valley A 44 Jeep Bloom lghevilled C. A A AA AA Wal, Bloom I woo ity A AA A Wampum A V 51 Tom Roberts A A West Allegheny Beaver Falls A A AAA A A AAA33 A ..,. 61 Quaker Valley AA AA .... AA 38 Neville A 33 League Hopewell A AA A43 Freedcm A ,.,.., A ..,., 34 New Brighton AA 37 Monaca A A A AA AA 34 Midland A A ...... 38 Rochester A 35 Hopewell A A A 48 Freedom AAA AA AAA5l New Brighton AA A A A 44 Monaca A A A 47 Midland A AA AA AAAAA AAA35 Rochester AA AAAAA 45 Won8 - Lostl2 Bill Brew A A A Steve Ratey AA Bob Galloway Mike Sanford Ed. Wilson A Jim Tosh A A Joe Tosh A Chuck Snitger JL Uwmdy, J. V. BASKETBALL Front row l. to r.-J. Harlowe, M. Sanford, E. Wilson, T. Roberts, S. Ratey, J. Tosh, S. Snitger Second row Mr Kane, D. Entinger, J. Bloom, J. Tosh, W. Bloom, B. Galloway, A. Johns, J. Sullivan B Brew 89 jmck TRACK SQUAD Front row, l. to r.-F. Hogsett, J. Fisher, J. Stewart, B. Smalstig, L. Persinger, B. Logan, S. Marcus, T. Day, S. McConnel, C. Dunlap, T. Fairley, P. Riley, J. Olson. Second row-D. Stevens, B. Wolz, J. Greedon, S. Orr, D. Lennox, B. Waddell, J. Calligan, R. Collins, P. Vesilind, J. Roberts, C. Snitger, B. Rose, A. Creps. Third row-Mr. J. Cutri, D. Mills, W. Miller, G. Hutchinson, J. Davis, R. Grey, D. Edgar, E. Long, J. Tosh, W. Blistan, R. Walker, D. Bevington, F. Paschall, W. Sanford, P. Crichton, D. Iben, M. Davis-Manager. TRACK RESULTS 1957 Dual Meets Beaver 81 .,....,. ......,.,.. ,.,,,......... .,..., . , M onaca 19 Beaver 53 5X6 ,.,. ,.,... E llwood City 64 1X6 Beaver 68 2X3 ..,. , ,...,., Hopewell 49 1X3 Beaver 86 . , ,. . , ., , ,...,..,.....,..,.,. . .... . . Rochester 13 Beaver County Meets 1. Aliquippa, 2. Ambridge, 3. Beaver, 4. Quaker Valley, 5. Ellwood City, 6. Hope- well, 7. Monaca, 8. Rochester, 9. South Side. Midland Invitational Meet 1. Beaver, 2. Coraopolis, 3. Ellwood City, 4. Quaker Valley, 5. Midland, 6. Hope- well, 7. Zelienople, 8. Rochester, 9. South Side. Individual Records Broken Dick Mills-Discus - 140' Va set in WPIAL Meet at Mt. Lebanon Dave Stevens-Shot Put - 46' 11 set at Midland Invitational Meet Dick Mills broke the Midland Stadium Record in the Discus with a heave of 136' 6V2 . Previous mark was 130'. Records Tied This Year High Jump-Dick Mills 5' 8 - tied old mark of Bill Anderson set in 1952 100 Yd. Dash - Tied by Sam Orr and Dave Lennox at 10.6 seconds. WPIAL at Mt. Lebanon Dick Mills-3rd in the Discus Cal Dunlap--7th in the 440 yard dash 90 Ba41zbalL BASEBALL RESULTS - SPRING 1957 Exhibition Games Wonl Lostl Beaver ...... . . 4 Ellwood City Beaver .. ...,...,,.,. 2 Ellwood City ....., .. Regular Games Won8 Lost0 Beaver., .,....,..,.. 24 Midland ..., Beaver... 7 Monaca Beaver ....... ,.,.. 5 New Brighton .. H Beaver ..,..,.. ..... 1 1 Midland .........,. Beaver r..,,r,, ...,. 2 Hopewell Beaver Beaver Beaver Monaca .........,.. New Brighton ...,.i Hopewell ...,........ .. W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs Won3 Lostl Beaver .,......... .... 6 Ellwood City ......... Beaver ..... . 5 Shaler ., ........ Beaver .. .r,. ..,. 7 Union Township . . Beaver ,. ,. ,..,, 5 Mount Lebanon BASEBALL ' First row, I. to r.-R. Smith, D. Andreason, D. Hoban, R. Hall. Second row-Mr. J. Haddad, W. Bloom, K Boyce, J. Farley, K. Skallca, J. Bloom, P. Morton, B. Murray, T. Durst, M. Casp, A. Catanese, F. Bruce, P Cummings, D. Skallxa. Third row-M. Sanford, S. Ratey, C. Dewitt, B. Garvin D. Ward, J. Blose, B. Harty B. Allen, J. Hamilton, J. Petrella, R. Beaver, L. Yard. Jfaq, ofewlh, Hwalwl Bob Garvin Mr. P. B. Kane Kay Lewis was a member of the Class of 1947. His great athletic desire and sense of sportsmanship so impressed his Sigma Chi Fraternity brothers at the Uni- versity of North Carolina, that they founded, in his memory, this annual Kay E. Lewis award to the Beaver boy who best personifies his spirit in either intramural or varsity athletics. This award is made by the Uni- versity of North Carolina chapter of the Sigma Chi Fra- ternity. Every year a committee ofthe Coaching staff, the principal, Mr. Paul Jones-representing intramural athletics-and two senior boys who do not participate in athletics is 'Formed to decide the recipient of this honor. Last year the committee chose Bob Garvin as the boy in athletics who exemplified the highest quali- ties of leadership and sportsmanship. Bob played varsity baseball and basketball, and he consistently displayed these qualities both on the diamond and the floor. The class of 1958 would like to congratulate Bob Garvin, the fifth winner of the Kay Lewis award. 92 pta-y,K11 'wx I Q' -- W, 4 QPQYNNMMWUQNU lu ' W as K M Nu X ll!!!-1':'. xxx M D nf. . l 1 4 Q' J x.. ,Y X, 1 ., . ,.,,,, R A3 0' W J 55352 WSL 213. , Q L! M42 fu? I , .4 A 1 45 if 5 im, x. W, ....A..,,......,-W.. 1 Z, J Qatwmn, - 1 L... L?S ' ,.... L 4.-1-'ff' I fb-fi EF 5 wg 'Ut 'Q v 0 my we-1 is gr 5 A -.-- 4 f V -L , ,,..ii2Jif1eN-M , .fl ,Q W 'mm Sh .,. f 'Ee' 'fi :lui -fk'f'h'. K 7 Q' SEK U, S, , . 'A m 'n f .I N 'V u K . . In e .43 'if' 1 ' ,gig F.,,fl ' fi W D I 1' ' sv f ff L . 1 6 Q .egg hiefig 4, lL 1: 1 K. uc X,'A. if I fi w 4 W, K 4 T K S 1 fa +' ' JM Kwai 69110 Flower Girls ., ..,.,.,..,.,.... ....,. M ickey DeLans Becky Ross Queen's Attendants ,...... .,..... E Ilen McKenney Judy McCleery Flower Girls ...,.... ..,..,.. Sara Ann Sloss Vicki Lynne Lewis Queen's Attendants ,,.,i,........... ....,, B everly Cook Joan Hineman Sceptre Bearer ....,........... ...,., M arsha Mickey Queen's Attendants ...... r....s. .... B e tty Madden Barbara Schwartz Crown Bearer ,... ...,..... Churchill Cooke, Jr. Maid of Honor ..... ....,4...... M arie Hutchinson Queen ....,...,.....,..,..,... .......... M ary Ann Karns Train Bearers ..,.... ..r.,.,,... B obby Portman 100 David Peterbaugh , Hear ye! Here ye! The Shingas proudly pre- sents an account of the 1957 Mayday. The theme was centered around the famous Disneyland, a place of fantasy, adventure and fairy tales. The authentic replica of Disneyland characters added to the mocd of the wonderland. The spectacu- lar event provided entertainment and enjoyment for the honored senior girls and the spectators. Skits, songs and dances were performed by the girls' gym classes under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Casteel. 101 F91 . mi, .L ZS T391 N.-BK'-1f uF ! 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Holt. 1 yfwup 7957 In this day of modern education, it often seems that there is over emphasis on extra curricular activities. It is refreshing then, when the announcement of the honor group is made. This dis- tinctive group is based solely on scholastic achievement. It is composed ofthe top IOM ofthe class. The persons pictured above worked hard to attain this goal and truly deserve this recognition. 104 Q ,X KS,- 1 GN Si jg..f,w 39 'kcf..,y5-M A CHRISTINE AESCHBACHER-Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XII, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club XII. TOM AMBERSON-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesJ XII, Football XI, B.A.C. X, XI, XII. HARRIET AMBROSE-Shingas Staff-Business lSaIesJ XII. KAREN AZZARELLO-Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. XI, Bobcat Club XII. BRENT MORGAN BARCLAY-Shingas Stag-Business ISaIesI XII, Basketball X, Xl, Track X, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII. WAYNE S. BARNES-Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Hi-Y X. NANCY KAY BENNER-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesI XII, Stu- dent Council XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Vice President, Leaders Xl, XII, Treasurer, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri- Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, Secretary, XI Vice President, Class Olticer XI, Secretary. E. EUGENE BEST-Football X, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Spanish Club Xl, Camera Club X. DICK BEVINGTON-Football X, XI, XII, Track XI, XII, B.A.C. Xl, XII, Stage Crew XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI. KITTY BINKOSKI-Shingas Stat?-Editorial XII, Echo Stott Xl, XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Leaders XI, XII, Fu- ture Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club XI, Treasurer, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Class Officer X, Secretary XII, Secretary, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XI, XII. DONNA JOYCE BIRGE--Shingas Stat?-Business fSaIesI XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. XI, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XII, Bobcat Club X, XI. BARBARA BOGOVICH-Shingas Stal?-Typist XII, Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. JAMES L. BRAY-Shingas Staff-Business CSalesI XII, Band X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. MARY ALICE BRENNAN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Student Council XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XII, G.A.A. X, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Spanish Club XII, Secretary, Tri- Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XII. Holy Name High School, Berkeley, Calif., XI. SUSAN J. BROWN-Student Council XI, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cost XI. CONNIE BUFFINGTON-Girls Chorus X, Bobcat Club X. BETSY ANN BUSANG-Echo Staff XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Fu- ture Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. CHRIS CAPUTO-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesI XII, Cross Country X, B.A.C. X, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Bobcat Club X, XII, Hi-Y X, Kiski School XI. GARY CARGO-Mixed Chorus X, B.A.C. X, Xl, XII, Bobcat Club X, Stage Crew XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast Xl. EARLENE CARNAHAN-Echo StaHi XI, XII, G.A.A. X, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. MIKE CASP-Shingas Staff-Business lSaIesl XII, Football X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, Xl, XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club XI, National Honor Society XII. ANTHONY CATANESE-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesJ XII, Stu- dent Council XI, Football X, XI, XII, Basketball X, Baseball X, XI, XII, B.A.C. XII, Senior Science Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI. JUDY CAZEN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XI, XII, Student Council X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Secretary, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha Xl, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI. BOB CHALMERS-Shingas Staff-Business iSaIesI XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII. ROBERT M. CHAPMAN-Echo Stat? XII, Band X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, Senior Science Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Hi-Y X. WANDA MAE CHLUDZINSKI-G.A.A. XI. EVELYN LOUISE CHRISTY-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Girls Chorus X, XI, Mixed Chorus XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Alpha XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. KENNETH COLLINS-Shingas Stott-Business CSaIesJ XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Midwestern Cho- rus XI. BETSY CONNER-Shingas Stat?-Business lSaIesI XII, Echo Staff XII, Mixed Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Cheerleaders X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. SARAH .IANE COOKE-Shingas Staff-Editorial, Associate Edi- tor XII, Echo Staff XII, Student Council Xl, President's Cabinet X, XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus Xl, Swing Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta, President X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha, Vice-President Xl, Historian XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Midwest Band X, XI, XII. DAVID J. COOPER-S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Hi-Y X. JOHN COSKY-Band X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, Span- ish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. DIANE CRAFT-Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Spanish Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club XI, XII. BROOKS CULLEY-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesI XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Hi-Y, Treasurer X. THOMAS B. DAY-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesI XII, B.A.C. Xl, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Camera Club X, XII. SALLY DAVIS-Shingas Staff-Editorial, Associate Editor XII, Echo Staff XI, XII, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer X, Vice-President XI, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI, President's Cabinet. JACK DEAN-Shingas Stafi-Editorial XII, Football X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Spanish Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI. DARLA DEEMER-Mixed Chorus X. ROBERT DEL SOTA-Shingas Staff-Business lSalesJ XII, Band X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Stage Crew XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. CHARLES DE WITT-Shingas Staff-Business QSaIesl XII, Student Council X, XII, Presidents' Cabinet XII, Football lManagerI X, XI, XII, Baseball lManagerJ X, XI, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club Xl, Treasurer XII, Bob- cat Club X, XI, XII, Class Olticer, Vice-President XI, Presi- dent XII, National Honor Society XI, XII. BONNIE JEAN DICKINSON-Shingas StaIt.Business CSalesl XII, Girls Chorus X, XI, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Span- ish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. IVA JEAN DOUTT--Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, G.A.A. X, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Spanish Club Xl, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-HI-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club XII. . 25... DON DOWLIN-Shingas Staff-Business ISales, XII, Bond X, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. CALVIN DUNLAP-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XII, Student Council, President XII, Presidents' Cabinet XII, Band Xl, XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, Track X, XI, XII, Cross Country X, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club, Vice-President Xl, Spanish Club, Vice-President Xl, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Cast Xl, National Honor Society XI, XII. NANCY EBERHARDT-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri- Hi-Y Alpha, Chaplain XI, Bobcat Club X, XI. KENNETH ENDLER-Shingas Staff-Business ISalesl XII, Camera Club X. BARBARA EWING-Mixed Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee Xl. JOHN EDWARD FAIRCLOUGH-Shingas Staff-Business ISaIesl XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, Football Xl, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Sen- ior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Movie Pro- iectionist X, Xl, XII. THOMAS C. FAIRLEY-Shingas Staff-Business ISaIesJ XII, Track X, Xl, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Spanish Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. JIM FARLEY-Baseball X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII. JANET FARMER-Echo Stott Xl, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club XI. DONALD PAUL FISCHER-Shingas Stott-Business ISalesl XII, Band X, Xl, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Mixed Chorus Xl, Midwest Orchestra XI, Track XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Camera Club X, XI, Midwest Chorus XII. JOHN FRYE-Student Council X, B.A.C. X, Xl, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Spanish Club XI, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Hi-Y X, Movie Proiectipnist XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast Xl. SUZANNA FUNKHOUSER-G.A.A. X, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, RICHARD A. FUSCO-Shingas Stat?-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XII, Student Council XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Hi-Y X, Camera Club X, National Honor Society XII. SHIRLEY GALLOWAY-G.A.A. XI, XII. WILLIAM BRUCE GEIBEL-Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Swing Band Xl, XII, B.A.C. X, Xl, XII, SLA.N.S. Club X, Sen- ior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Hi-Y X, Camera Club X, XI, XII, Shingas Staff-Editorial XII. JUDITH ANN GILL-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XII, G.A.A. X, XI, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club Xl, XII, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X. JAMES A. GORDON-Bobcat Club XI, XII. RICHARD A. GOURLEY-Band X, Xl, XII, B.A.C. XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. SALLY MARGARET HAGEN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Presi- dents' Cabinet XII, Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. Xl, XII, Leaders X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, President, Junior Class Play Committee XI. A. GAY HARLOWE-Echo Staff XII, Band XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Mixed Chorus Xl, G.A.A. XI, Senior Science Club XI, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Xl, Bobcat Club XI, Junior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XII. I 1 BECKY HARRELL-Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Xl, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl. MARSUE HARRIS-G.A.A. X, Xl, XII, Leaders XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Committee Xl. JANE HOLLIBAUGH-Girls Chorus X, XI, G.A.A. XI. JUNE HOLLIBAUGH-G.A.A. XI. DARLA JEANNE HOMESLEY-Shingas Stcllt-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Mixed Cho- rus XI, XII, G.A.A. XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Xl, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI, Midwestern Orchestra X, National Honor Society XII. BECKY HOWE-Shingas Staff-Typist XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, Xl, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII. DONALD W. IBEN-Football XI, XII, Track XI, XII. BONNIE IREY-S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. PAUL JAGODICH-B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club XII. DAVID C. JAVENS-Shingos Staff-Business XII, Baseball XI, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Spanish Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, Junior Class Play Cast XI. CHARMAINE JOHNSON-Shingas Staff-Typist XII, Girls Cho- rus X, Mixed Chorus XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Leaders XI, XII, Secretary, S.A.N.S. Club X, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y XI, Bobcat Club XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. PATRICIA LEE JORDAN-Shingas Stal?-Editorial XII, Echo Stal? XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, Xl, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI, Midwestern Orchestra X, Xl, National Honor Society XII. JO ANN KERR-Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, Future Teachers Club XII, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. LINDA KIERNAN-Shingas Staff-Typist XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus Xl, XII, G.A.A. X, Vice-President XI, President XII, Leaders Vice-President XI, President XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y XI, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI. BARRY KLINK-Shingas Staff-Sales XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Hi-Y, Secretary X, Movie Pro- iectionist X, XI, XII. NANCY E. KLOTZ-G.A.A. X, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI. ANNETTE KNOTT-Shingas Staff-Business XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XII, Vice-President XI, Leaders XII, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Xl, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. KAAREN KOHL-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Echo Staff XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science XII, Spanish Club XII, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y XII, Bobcat Club X, XII, Camera Club, Secretary XII. DONALD WAYNE LANGSDALE-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Swing Band XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee Xl. HARRY A. LEE-B.A.C. Xl, Senior Science Club Xl, Camera Club X. LINDA LEE-Bobcat Club XII. BETSY ANNE LEGGETT-Shingas Staff-Typist XII, Bobcat X, XI, XII. LARRY LEIS-B.A.C. XII. WILLIAM M. LEWIS-Football XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI. ELEANOR LINN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Band X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XII, Library Assistant XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. DAVID LIPSITZ-Student Council X, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Swing Band X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Hi-Y X, Junior Class Play Cast XI. JANICE ELAINE LOGAN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Student Council XI, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Mixed Cho- rus X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XI, XII. MARGIE MALTERER-Shingas Staff-Business CSales, XII, Bobcat Club XII, Midland High School X. JOHN MARLIN-B.A.C. X, S.A.N.S. Club X. JEAN E. MATHEWS-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Presidents' Cabinet XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, Treasurer XI, XII, Leaders XI, XII, Cheerleaders X, XI, XII Head, Future Teachers Club XII President, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, Class Officer X Treasurer, Junior Class Play Cast Xl. ALBERT A. McALLISTER-Shingas Staff-Business fS:1lesl XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club X', Bcbcat Club X, XI, XII, Midwest Chorus XI, XII. CHARLES McCONNEL-Shingos Stal?-Business lSaIesJ XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Swing Band X, XI, XII, Track X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII President, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XII. RICHARD McCOOL-B,A.C. X, XI, XII. MARSHALL McDADE-Track XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Movie Pro- iectionist X, XI, XII. ROBERT MCDERMITT-Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Hi-Y X, Camera Club X. JEFFERSON B. McGREGOR-Shingas Staff-Business CSalesl XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Hi-Y X, Camera Club X, Movie Proiectionist XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. KARL J. McKENZIE-Junior Class Play Committee XI. MELINDA MCMILLAN-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Echo Stal? XII, Editorial Staff, Band X, Xl, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus Xl, XII, G.A.A. X, Xl, XII, Fu- ture Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Camera Club X, Junior Class Play Committee XI, Span- ish Club Xl, XII, Beta Tri-Hi-Y X. JAMES McMULLEN--B.A,C. X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII. ELIZABETH L. McTAGGART-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Stu- dent Council Xl, XII, Band X, Xl, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Swing Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, Future Nurses Club XI, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Vice-President, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, National Honor So- ciety XI, XII, Secretory. GARY LEE MEANS-Movie Proiectionist XI, XII. ROBERT MILLIGAN-Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XII. MARTHA ANDERSON MOORE-Shingas Staff-Business lSaIesl XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club XII, Camera Club X, XI, XII. RICHARD L. MORROW-Shingas Staff-Business lSales, XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, Xl, XII, Swing Band X, Xl, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI, Midwest Orches- tra X, Xl. LARRYE LUE MORTON-Band X, Xl, XII, G.A.A. X, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. BOYD S. MURRAY-Shingas Staff-Associate Editor XII, Student Council X, President Cabinet XII, Mixed Chorus XI, Midwest Chorus XII, Baseball XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Hi-Y X, National Honor society xu. SANDRA LEE MUSSER-Echo Stat? XII, G.A.A. X, Future Teach- ers Club Xll, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, Library Assistant X, XI. HOWARD E. NOLL-Shingas Stott-Editorial XII, Student Council XI, Presidents' Cabinet XI, XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, Basket- ball X, Xl, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Class Olti- cer Xl, President, Movie Proiectionist X, Junior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XI, XII, Pzesldent XII, Mid- western District Chorus XII. SAM ORR-Shingas Stal?-Business CSaIesl XII, Student Council X, Presidents' Cabinet X, Basketball X, XI, XII, Manager, Track XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Sci- ence Club XI, XII, Spanish Club Xl, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Hi-Y President X, Junior Class Play Committee Xl. BRENDA J. PALMER-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus X, XI, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teach- ers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Span- ish Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XII. ED PAVLINICH-Shingas Staff-Business ISalesJ XII, Mixed Cho- rus Xl, XII. GLENN C. PETERS-Shingas StatT-Business Q5aIesJ XII, Band X, Xl, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bob- cat Club XI, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XII. JOSEPH RICHARD PETRELLA-Shingas Staff-Business XII, Stu- dent Council X, Presidents' Cabinet X, Basketball X, XI, Baseball X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Class Officer X, President. ROBERT PIKE-Shingas Staff-Business lsalesj XII, Basketball X, XI, XII, Baseball XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club Xl, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. PATRICIA ANNE PITINI-Shingas Staff-Business CSaIesJ XII, Presidents' Cabinet X, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Nurses Club X, XI, Vice-Presi- dent, XII President, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club X, Xl, Spanish Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Library Assist- ant X, XII. LEROY REED-Senior Science Club XII, Hi-Y X, Camera Club X, XII, Movie Proiectionist XI, XII. RICHARD REED-B.A.C. X, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, Camera Club X. FRANCES ANN REIPRECHT-G.A.A. X, Sec.-Treasurer XI, XII, Future Nurses Club X, XI, XII, Senior Science Club XII. HOWARD RENO-S.A.N.S. X, Senior Science Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. CHRISTINE REYNOLDS-Shingas Staff-Editorial XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Future Nurses Club XI, S.A.N.S. X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Camera Club X, National Honor Society XII. I I JAMES REYNOLDS--S.A.N.S. Club X, I JANICE RIGGS-Shingas Stalt-Businests fSaIesI XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Sec.-Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, XII, President, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XII. VIRGINIA LEE RIPPER-Shingas Staflt- Editorial XII, Echo Stalt XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, G.A.A. XI, S.A.N.S. X, Senior Science Club XI, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Secretary, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Honor Society XII. Committee XI, National JUDY ROBERTS-Shingas Stal?-Businbss lSaIesJ XII, Student Council XI, XII, Presidents' Cabinet X, Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Nurses Club XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Spanish Clu Treasurer, XII Secretary, Bobcat CI Play Committee XI, National Honor b XI, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, X, XI, XII, Junior Class ociety XII. RUTHANN ROMIGH-Band X, Xl, XIII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club Xl, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. PAUL RUMBAUGH, JR.-Shingas Stkitt-Business lSaIesI XII, B.A.C. xii. , osonos nusssu-B.A.C. x, xi. I JOAN BEATRICE SCHAEFER-Shingas Stuff-Business lSaIesI XII, Girls Chorus Xl, XII, G.A.A. X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Junior Class Play Committee XI. MARILYN SCHAFFER-Shingas Stolt- X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus X, Mixe Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club i, xii, S.A.N.S. Club x, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, siness lSaIesI XII, Band Chorus XI, XII, Future X, Senior Science Club XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, Junior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XI MERLE SCHUELER-Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers XII. Mixed Chorus XI, XII, Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Bobcat C ub X, XI, XII. MARY JAYNE SELL-Shingas Staff-Ty 'st XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha Xl, Bobcat Club X, Dil, XII, Camera Club X, Library Assistant Xl, XII. I I LOIS SHAFER-Shingas Statt-Business IXII, Band X, Xl, XII, Or- chestra X, XI, XII, Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y B Bobcat Club X, XI, Junior Class Pla ta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Cast XI, Midwestern Dis- trict Orchestra X, Midwestern DistriTt Chorus XI. SUZY SHEAFFER--Shingas Stat?-Busin ss XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Library Ass' tant X, XI, XII. JOHN SHEPPELA-B.A.C. X, XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. BARBARA SITLER-Senior Science Clolb Xl, Spanish Club XI, XII, President, Class Otticer, Treasnt Society XII. , BLAIR SIMMONS-Shingas Staff XII, Science Club XI, Bobcat Club X, XI, iectionist X, Xl, XII. I KENNETH SKALKA-Football Managel' XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII. BETTY JANE SKINNER-Shingas Staff MARIANNE SMITH-G.A.A. X, XI, XI Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, Li NANCY STAMMELBACH-Shingas St Girls Chorus X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Treasurer, Science Club XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play XI. ,fpr- rer XII, National Honor S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior XII, Hi-Y X, Movie Pro- X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XII, Camera Club X. I, S.A.N.S. Club X, Tri- rary Assistant XI. tt XII, Echo Staff XII, heerleaders X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior a XI, Bobcat Club X, JOHN GILBERT STEWART-Shingas Stbtf XII, Student Council XI, Football X, Xl, XII, Basketball XI' Track X, XI, XII, B.A.C. XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Scienc X, XI, XII, Treasurer, President's Cab DARLA JEAN STICKEL-G.A.A. X, Xl, cat Club X, XI, XII. X Club XI, Bobcat Club et XII. Il, S.A.N.S, Club X, Bob- MARTHA STONEBRAKER-Echo Staff XII. JOHN M. STOUT-B.A.C. X, S.A.N.S. Club X. HERBERT GIBSON SUMMERFIELD-Baseball X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Vice-President, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII. MARY ANN TAYLOR-Shingas Staff XII, Girls Chorus X, XI, Mixed Chorus XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Nurses Club XII, S.A.N.S. X, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha XI, Junior Class Play Committee XI. EDITH TOKARSKY-Student Council X, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Leaders XI, XII, Vice-President, Future Teachers Club XII, Spanish Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club XI, XII. ROSE TOLASSI-Future Nurses Club XII, Senior Science Club XII. NELL TORRENCE-Shingas Staff XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Leaders XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Vice- President, S.A.N.S. Club X, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Class Otticer, Vice-President X, Treasurer XI, Jun- ior Class Play Cast XI, National Honor Society XI, XII. REX TOSH-Band Manager X, XI, XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Junior Class Play Committee XI. CHARLES EDWARD VALENTINE-Shingas Staff XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Movie Proiectionist X, XI, XII. AARNE VESILIND-Shingas Stott XII, Student Council X, XI, Band X, Xl, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Swing Band X, XI, XII, Track X, Cross Country X, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Spanish Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, Xl, XII, Camera Club X, Class Otticer XII, Vice- President, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XI, XII, Midwest Orchestra X, Midwest Band XI. DANIEL G. VOGT-Echo Staff XII, B.A.C. X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Movie Proiectionist XI, XII. CAROL WALLACE-Shingas Staff XII, Girls Chorus X, XI, Mixed Chorus XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XII, Library Assistant XII, Junior Class Play Cast XI. DAVID ARTHUR WALTER-Senior Science Club XII, National Honor Society XI, XII, B.A.C. XII. MARY LOU WALTER-G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Bobcat Club X. DREW WARD-Student Council X, XI, Football X, Basketball X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI. BEN WATKINS-Shingas Staff XII, B.A.C. XI, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Camera Club XI, XII, Junior Class Play Com- mittee XI. RICHARD HOLT WEST-Shingas Staff XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Sen- ior Science Club XI, Camera Club X. ED WHITE Ill-Shingas Staff XII, Student Council XII, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra XI, XII, Swing Band XI, XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Bobcat Club XI, XII. ROBERT WILLEM-Football XI, B.A.C. X. PENNY WOLFORD-Shingas Staff XII, Band X, XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Camera Club X. JANET ANN YELLIG-Shingas Stalt XII, G.A.A. XII, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Camera Club X, Library Assistant XII. DOROTHY ALICE YEMM-Shlngas Staff XII, Band X, Orchestra X, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Future Teachers Club XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Bobcat Club X, XI, XII, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor So- ciety XII. MARGARET YUTMEYER-G.A.A. XII, S.A.N.S. Club X, Senior Science Club XI, XII, Tri-Hi-Y Beta X, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha Xl, Junior Class Play Committee XI, National Honor Society XII. RICHARD ZIEGLER ERIC MONTGOMERY W 1 . f . . 'i 'Y ,L 110 5 if .-J' AE ' 1' , 3'-, ,, . fa. ,x Cy. L -M - ' If ' 4 fr , fig '2- rv Y 4. X A hy N 1 R' V1 '32, w w fum F A' x a I Ygxh . X, Q .L F qs., WILLIAM L. CHARLESWORTH B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh Junior High School Principal lilialiu-diff!-M l-'Q PM The class of '58 wishes to thank Mr. Charles- worth and Mrs. Armour for their help in guid- ing the 7th and 8th grade students for their four years at B.H.S. We so well remember and appreciate the preparation they gave us when we were in Junior High. MRS. SELAH ARMOUR Secretary 3-m9..u.qj,, qJ1fVN0-tial 112 STEPHEN BARNES PAUL L. BISCHOFF MAXINE COULSON B.S., University of Pittsburgh B.S., University of West Virginia B.S., California State Teachers M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh Social Studies College Social Studies High School Football- English Operetta Assistant Coach Librarian WILLARD E. HEMPHILL WILLIAM W. HUBER PAUL KOEHLER B.S., Geneva College B.S., Geneva College B.S. of Ed., Geneva College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mathematics M.S. of Ed., Westminster College Industrial Arts Keyhole Adviser Science A1L 714.15 fwfr l 113 ILL, Zwff Uipwwfdpby BWMMM CL-fffwwwf WWA M MMA VERNIE KUHR B. NELSON MAURER B.A., OlKlGl lOmCI University B.S., Indiana State Teachers English College M.F.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology Vocal Music Director-Choruses EMMA MCWILLIAMS B.S. in Ed., Geneva College RA'-PH C- MILLER M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh B.S., Slippery Rock State Mmhemagics Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mathematics Jr. Hi-Y ll4 Q01 fm-4,17 gm Z,,,4.....A CQ..rJL7H. 0n1iiA.w.... wa is f all R f FRED D. MOON, JR. A.B., Grove City College Science Hi-Y EMMA S. MURRAY A.B., Mt. Holyoke College B.M., Geneva College English EVAN NARDONE B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College RUTH M' PATTERSON M.Ecl., Pennsylvania Stole B.A., Muskingum College University Homemalung Social Studies CHARLOTTE H. RAMSAY B.A., University of Pittsburgh English Junior Tri-Hi-Y ll5 Jr. High Assistant Football Coach A-64,441 ,f i ,J Q- Qi dfpyv izvfll-f..f4wq, sassfws! aiwuf DOLORES SAYRE B.S. in Art, Edinboro State Teachers College Art Junior Tri-Hi-Y ANDREW F. SHAUL, JR. B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Social Studies LOUISE SWEARINGEN B.S., Geneva College CALVIN C. WILLIAMS M.ECl., University of Pittsburgh A.B., University of Pittsburgh M0il 9mU'lC5 M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Guidance Jr. High Band MARCIA G. KAPLAN B.F.A. - Music Education Carnegie Tech 7th Grade Chorus 116 SMH HOMEROOM 8-B Front row, l. to r.-C. Webb, A. Pet- erson, J. Hogan, L. Yovich, D. Irey, J. Devlin, W. Henry, C. Singleton, K Smith, L. Herstine, R. Bailey, M Stonebreulcer. Second row-J. Stif- fler, C. McClune, R. Long, C. Dean R. Nicol, R. Boyd, S. Kerr, L. Stover C. Kughn, D. Collins, L. Weaver, R Tolossi, F. Masters, Mr. R. Miller. HOME ROOM 8-C Front row, I. to r.-C. Bissell, M Potts, H. Hunter, G. Rukovino, L Wilson, L. Simmons, T. Fairley, M Hoffman, E. Andresen, J. Hall, C Moore, K. Orend, V. Schmidt, J Coughlin. Second row-R. Ward: man D. Fisher J Metz er S. Hil 1 1 - 9 1 ' bert, M. Matslco, C. Klotz, B. Phil- lips, J. Sommer, J. Anderson, K. Yo- ' vich, L. Dickerson, C. Lohry, B. Har- l ding, B. DeGrage, J. O'Hara, L. l Cashclollar, Mr. A. Shawl. HOME ROOM 8-D Front row, I. to r.-E. Lipsitz, D. Dil- ley, P. Wayne, S. Jones, C. Long, E. Jones, C. Gault, C. Hobberfrield, M. Hogsett, N. Starkey, V. Jones, J. Walters, M. Houdeshell, L. Finlay, J. Besong, D. Engle. Second row- W. Wolford, J. Haarbauer, E. Ne- ville, J. Dovies, W. Carnahan, D. Hagen, L. Ammon, W. Lang, D. Peters, R. Williams, J. Bragg, T. Racltley, J. Patterson, D. Noll, Miss D. Sayre. ll7 1 I HOMEROOM 8-A Front row, I. to r.-T. Wallace, D. Ambrose, D. Grossglass, M. Hites, B. Norton, S. Hudson, C. Morrow C. Engleman. Second row-R. Sal- lade, G. Kent, K. Shaffer, T. Liggett A. Fennimore, R. Fike, W. Shrubb A. Jones, F. Croigheod, P. Phillips E. Brown, D. Mooney, D. Moson, R Henry, C. Yenni, Mrs. E. Murray. 1 1 -4. .r-' qv ... ...,............:, gW..m:,m rv--WNW-W - , .W Wm .t nog-111.11-v Sth, 5 HOMEROOM 8-E Front row, l. to r.-D. Michalski, S. Jones, C. Druschel, B. Patterson, R. Holt, A. Harper, C. Powell, E. Ar- nold, H. Cribbs, R. Lee, K. Macon, l. Merical, J. Rumbaugh, J. Sea- right, J. Blinn, J. Riley. Second row-E. Loudon, E. Stewart, E. Cessna, R. Murray, J. Schlosser, G. Oldham, B. Krause, J. Riley, F. Glessner, R. Zeller, M. Danneker, J. Weedner, D. McCoy, D. Bainbridge, Mrs. Ramsay. HOMEROOM 8-F From row, I. to r.-L. Seyboth, S. McDermitt, M. Nugent, J. Brewer, P. Harper, L. Gardner, H. Murphy, M. Durst, P. Bailey, B. Cupani, B. Ry- an, P, Patterson, P. Summerville, G. Johnson, J. Hooker. Second row- T. Barber, B. Rohr, D. Householder, B. Miller, J. Cadley, D. Stout, J. Deltenbaugh, K. McMillen, B. Wit- ten, M. Lyons, D. Christie, P. Schnei- der, B. Overtield, D. Kress, D. Gor- den, Mr. W. Huber. HOMEROOM 8-G Front row, l. to r.-G. Davis, C. Sil- verman, V. Salko, S. Swead, J. Kie. fer, L. Edwards, N. Nicol, J. How- arth, D. Rhinehart, N. Herstine, C. Grdenich, T. McMinn, J. Dorsey, V. Campbell. Second row-J. San- ford, L. Connor, W. Bell, R. Mantz, J. Griffith, T. Woods, B. Menden- hall, J. Laughlin III, W. Turner, D. Patrick, G. Shaddick, J. Brown, W. Lewis, J. Carroll, J. Traister, Mr. S. Barnes. HOMEROOM 8-H Front row, l. to r.-C. Gibson, N. Johnson, S. Roberts, S. Coles, P. Hatchner, C. Snitger, P. Barger, L. McKenzie, M. Shannon, R. Sallade, J. Hootman, C. Persinger, G. Nes- bitt, S. Petrella, J. Eggler, J. Dean. Second row-F. Coles, E. Sailer, J. Shaffer, M. Perry, V. Brkich, J. Hagarman, G. Kronk, J. Mankedick, K. Byers, W. Cashbourne, R. Buck- ley, P. Woods, R. Davis, Mr. P. Koehler. 118 HOME ROOM 7-A Front row, I. to r.-S. Thomas, B Hamilton, W. Olsson, M. Boyd, P Petty, A. Jellyman, S. Clarke, C Buehl, J. Winslow, N. Druschel, J Wilson, L. Curran, L. Nicol, S. Reno Second row-H. Tallon, R. Renner W. Anderson, J. Hayes, B. McMil lan, J. Darby, D. West, L. Henry, C Dennison, D. Cousins, R. Allison, G Dixon, Miss M. Coulson. 1 - . ,. Q... .. is s Lg'-?,....a..sQgQsmg., HOME ROOM 7-B Front row, l. to r.-S. Hudson, B Sarvey, P. Eaton, J. Mohr, J. Red- mond, G. Vukson, J. Sims, J. Wag- ner, B. Forrester, P. Nunamaker, S Dappenbrook, K. Dambaugh, L. For- sythe, C. Stone. Second row-L lfft, W. Reese, R. Anthony, R. Baker, R. Ziegler, R. Cramer, E. Dietz, R Martucci, A. Brown, T. Hansen, R Mark, L. Ratcliffe, Miss L. Swearin- gen. HOME ROOM 7-C Front row, l. to r.-J. Doutt, P. Bre- wer, M. Linn, K. Albaugh, J. Yard, C. Snitger, L. Hackett, S. McBrien, J. Miller, L. Ellis, C. Wilkins, C. Gochenour, H. Lowery. Second row -R. Russell, L. Swager, G. Christy, J. Shipley, D. Lambert, J. Hague, J. Tutwiler, B. Yocom, H. Mulcahy, J. Walter, J. Stotler, G. Ledebur, R. Heddleston, N. Holzschuh, Mr. P, Bischoff. HOME ROOM 7-D Front row, l. to r.-L. Soles, S. Reich, S. Singleton, D. Coles, C. Wynn, J. Bailes, S. Kearns, M. For- tune, J. Shue, S. Holby, K. McCall, M. Wasmann, S. Ferrall, C. Hooker, C. Pike, K. Sarvey. Second row- D. McClain, T. Ford, T. Hetrick, H. Burley, R. Felt, L. Morris, R. Fisher, J. Mitchell, J. Mickey, G. Langsdale, C. Siemon, H. Wilson, Mr. Moon. 119 7th, 511 HOMEROOM 7-E From row, I. to r.-J. Richards, J Lawrence, S. Forsman, B, Thomas J. Collins, S. Holzworth, D. Barger J. Smith. A. Wehrle, E. Ludwig, K Healey, L. Sherlock. Second row- J. Loiry, J. Cutri, N. Smith, D. Nevill B. Gilroy, P. Kimple, G. Curciio, M. Moulden, D. Morton, C. Shramko, J. Coputo, B. Moteer, C. Farneth. HOMEROOM 7-F Front row, I. to r.-A. Bryson, J, Bu- miller, J. Price, L. Durst, K. Stickel, P. Prodonovich, M. Kilheeney, J Javonovich, P. McCune, M. Sher- merhorn, F. Simmons, S. Lennox, M. Krzton, J. Hall. Second row-J. Hoirton, R. Romisher, D. Morton, R. Packer, A. Fry, E. Lang, R. Shimko, J. Winn, J. McToggort, C. Ingram, D. Steele, R. Stuck, L. Meredith, E. Bender. HOMEROOM 7-G Front row, I. to r.-J. A. Smith, M. Ours, D. Downey, J. Heberling, C Cooper, C. Headlcind, R. M. Stose R. Stover, J. Stone, P. Nugent, L Boker, B. Brown. Second row-W. Chludzinski, R. Smith, H. Bevington, J. Simecuk, C. Tutsch, J. Welsh, B Smith, D. Nevish, E. Rose, R. Stone Mr. E. Nardone. HOMEROOM 7-H Front row, l. to r.-M. Linn, K. Sul livon, K. Gordon, L. Lambert, S. Rice, M. Bliss, B. Walton, J. Rey- nolds, N. Haskin, S. Field, B. Clark, S. Wise, K. Elliott, J. Hokman. Sec- ond row-J. Hatton, G. Clork, M. Lipsitz, G. Berkley, A. Homesly, R. McConnell, S. Salopek, J. Foiller, J Oldham, J. Clark, J. Stone, T. Bar rett, W. Brown, J. Lucci, D. Snyder. f I 2' Ne 1 K. S S ' we STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, l. to r.-C. Gibson, P. McCune, W. Henry, D. Devlin, M. Hogsett, T. Fairley, C. Gochenour, G. Vukson, J. Reynolds, C. Collins, C. Grdenich, S. Clarke, R. Stover, E. Lipsitz, C. Bissell, K. Sullivan, J, Rich- ards, Second row-Mr. Williams, E. Loudon, T. Brown, H. Wilson, R. Heddleston, R. Allison, M. Lyons, M. Danneker, E. Neville, J. Haarloauer, R. Felt, D. Neville, H. Barley, G. Berkley, A. Homesley, L. Ratclifie. Third row-B. Cupani, A. Harper, D. Downey, M. Krzton, L. Seyboth, V. Salko, B. Walton. jfudanf, ffm ' Jfczfhvla KEYHOLE STAFF Front row, l. to r.-J. Richards, S. Reich, K. Sullivan, S. Kearns, C. Slickel, K. Snitger, C. Wilkins, D. lrey, E. Lipsilz, J, Eggler, C. Collins, C. Grdenich, J. Hootman, M. Shannon, G. Rukivani, J. Sims, J. Hogan. Second row-S. Clark, A. Whyrle, G. Vukson, S. Wise, M. Schermerhorn, C. Hooker, D. Rhinehart, J. Howarth, C. Powell, C. Morrow, J. Hokman, B. Walton, V. Salko, S. McDermitt, V. Schmidt, Mr. Huber. Third row-J. Harton, J. Brown, D. Patrick, P. Philips, R. Murray, J. McTaggart, M. Lyons. , ,W W. nn M ' ' T i 121 .IUNIOR HIGH TRI-HI-Y Front row, I. to r.-C. Bissell, C. Gochenour, A. Wehrle, P. McCune, L. Wilkins, J. Shue, W. Olsson, S. McBrien, S. Dappenbrook, S. Kearns, J, Price, K. Alioaugh, L. Hackett, C. Wynn, M. Linn, L. Forsythe, J. Lawrence, S. Reich, M, Linn, J. Richards, J. Doutt, M. Boyd, S. Thomas. Second row-Mrs. C. Ramsay, R. Sallade, G. Rukovina, M. Hoftman, T. Fairley, C. Powell, M. Houdeshell, J. Howarth, J. Searight, J. Eggler, .I. Walters, C. Morrow, M. Hogsett, C. Habberfield, P. Wayne, D. Dilley, E. Ludwig, D. Barger, C. Hooker, R. Lee, K. Macon, B. Forrester, S. Rice, N. Haskin, A. Jellyman, L. Curran, K. Snitger, Miss D. Sayre. Third row-K. Orend, S. Holzwarth, C. Persinger, J. Kiefer, C. Silverman, C. Gibson, N. Johnson, G. Nesbitt, M. Krzton, S. Lennox, L. Sherlock, G. Vukson, M. Schermerhorn, R. Holt, A. Harper, G. Patterson, C. Gault, S. Wise, M. Bliss, B. Walton, L. Lambert, S, Roberts, C. Snitger, P. Burger, S. Reno. jfu, JUNIOR HIGH HI-Y Front row, Ito r.-D. McClain, R. Davis, M. Lipsitz, A. Homesley, T. Hettrick, R. Wardman, H. Barley, S. Solo pek, W. Anderson, D. Fisher, L. Henry, J. Mitchell, F. Fisher, R. Renner, C. Wilb, R. Shimko. Second row- Mr. F. Moon, S. Hilbert, C. Dennison, M. Mouldon, J. Stimer, D. Patrick, D. West, T. Liggett, D. Hagan, B. J. Winn, D. Stout, J. Sommer, C. Ingram, W. Shrubb, J. Bragg, A. Jones, P. Phillips, L. Dickerson, S. Kerr: Witten, G. Kronk, D. Cousins, R. Anthony, R. Allison, B. Phillip, Mr. R, Miller. Third row-J. Haggerman T. Brown, D. Mason, J. Sanderbeck, C. Yenni, J. Patterson, D. Noll. 122 SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Front row, l. to r.-J. Doutt, L. Soles, J. Richards, S. S. Thomas, S. Reich, S. Foresmon, B. Thomas, B. Hamilton, D. Coles, W. Olsson, M. Boyd, M. Linn, M. Linn, K. Sullivan, C. Wynn, L. Hackett, J. Price, K. Al- bough, J. Bumiller, J. Bailes. Sec- ond row-L. Ratcliffe, T. Ford, J. Lary, G. Clark, M. Lipsitz, A. Home- sley, G. Berkley, T. Hetrick, S. Sa- lopek, L. Morris, B. Mark, R. McCon. nell, D. Neville, J. Mitchell, M. Christy, D. Lambert, J. Hays, R. Ren- ner, L. Henry, D. Morton. Third row-S. Kearns, C. Snitger, J. Yard, P. Nunamaker, K. Dambaugh, B. Forrester, L. Wilkins, M. Fortune, K. Stickels, P. Nugent, C. Headland, S. Dappenbrook, N. Druschel, S. McBrien, S. Holsworth, P, McCune, L. Hackett, E. Ludwig, A. Jellyman, J. Miller. bn, 207.61m 3 s 5 123 f EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Front row, l. to r.-W. Henry, D Dilley, M. Shannon, C. Druschel, E Arnold, G. Nesbitt, C. Gibson, K Macon, D. Irey, J. Hootman, S. Pe trella, C. Collins, J. Eggler, C Bergener, J. Searight, B. Patterson R. Lee, E. Lipsitz, N. Potts, J. Ha gan. Second row-S. Hilbert, M Matsko, S. Hudson, N. Starkey, V Jones, P. Hatchner, S. Coles, N Johnson, R. Sallade, P. Barger, C Morrow, J. Howarth, C, Snitger, E Jones, S. Jones, C. Persinger, L McKenzie, I. Merical, R. Harding D. Christie. Third row-V. Brkich: B. Witten, R. Holt, J. Walters, B Patterson, A. Harper, C. Powell, M Houdeshell, G. Schmidt, C. Moore S. McDermitt, G. Salko, S. Swead L. Edwards, J. Kiefer, S. Jones, J Rumbaugh, H. Murphy, B. Cupani D. Grossglass, P. Phillips. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Front row, l. to r.-C. Stone, L. For- sythe, C. Buehl, S. Clarke, J. Shue, N. Haskin, J. Winslow, B. Clark, P. Petty, P. Prodonovich, C. Gordon S, Holhy, K. McCall, M. Schermer: horn, C. Hacker, C. Cooper, S. Fer- roll, J. Heberling, G. Downey. Sec- ond row-D. West, T. Hall, B. Alli- son, D. Cousins, J. Winn, R. Stuck, J. Shipley, G. Langsdale, J. Welsh, J. Harton, C. Tatsch, D. Nevish, J. Darby, R Baker, J. Stone, T. Bar- rett, W. Brown, G. Ledebur, J. Clark. Third row-L. Ellis, H. Lowery, M. Sherlock, M. Ours, C. Pike, K. Sar- vey, M. Bliss, B. Walton, S. Wise, C. Gochenour, K. Elliot, B. Sarvey, S. Hudson, S. Lennox, M. Krzton, G. Vukson, J. Mohr, J. Reynolds, S. Field, J. Hokman, S. Rice, D. Bar- ger, L. Lambert. 1 umbfz, Jlfkjh. Band JUNIOR HIGH BAND Front row, I. to r.-J. Hatton, M. Lipsitz, S. Salopek, R. Packer, J. Faller, R. McConnell, J. Oldham, R. Gilroy, E. Neville, J. Haarbauer, G. Clark, L. Henry, J. Shipley, R. Ziegler, M. Moulden, J. Lucci, G. Langsdale, B. Wolford. Second row-J. Davies, W. Carnahan, W. Brown, D. Peters, J. Brown, W. Turner, D. Hagan, A. McCarthy, D. Schaffer, D. Snyder, R. Krause, G. Oldham, D. Steele, R. Williams, J. Clark, T. Barrett. Third row-L. Ainmon, L. Myers, M. Boehm, J. Shatter, J. Bragg, W. Lang, V. Rambo, L. Koss, G. Glover, F. Shue, J. Skertich, D. Priss, R. Murray, T. Barber, D. Mooney, D. Mason A. Jones, T. Rackley. Fourth row-Mr. C. Williams, J. Sanderbeck, J. Patterson, R. Faulk, B. Listh, D. Baker, R. Stoops, D. Noll, W. Mateer, E. Ewing, J. George, J. Lohr, J. Dennison, S. Bechtel, R. Patterson, J. Palmer. Front row I. to r.-S. Kearns, M. Linn, K. Gordon, J. Holly, S. Lytle, L. Rodgers, J. Searight, M, Hoffman, D. Grossglass, L. Lambert, K. Sullivan, M. Linn. Second row-S. Jones, S. Wise, M. Yohe, V. Rowse, L. Helble, C. Dawson, B. Linn, P. Jordan, J. Meeks, L. Shroads, K. Ertl, G. Nesbitt, E. Lipsitz, D. Dilley. Third row- P. Barger, C. Morrow, V. Jones, N. Haskins, M. Hogsett, C. Gault, D. Engle, N. Starkey, E. Jones, M. Houde- shell, C. Halobertield, J. Besong, C. Long, 5. Field, B. Clarke, G. Rukovina, J. Walters. Fourlh row-S. Wal- ton, P. Brdar, S. Zinkhan, M. Sailer, R. Reynolds, S. Smalstig, E. Evans, M. L. Funkhcuser, C. McCleery, M. J. Allison, K. Mahaffey, S. Rice, B. Walton, J. Reynolds, K. Elliott, J. Hokman, E. Foley, N. Johnson. 124 umbfz, Jlzkjh, jnnflvall JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row, l.to r.-C. Hall, B. Faulk, F. Pallini, W. Lytle, J. Croll, L. Logan, B. Gerbi, D. lben, E. Snitger Second row-Mr. E. Nordone, Asst. Coach, L. Meez, J. Sanford, J. Stotler, J. Crichton, R. Anderson, A D'Allessondro, B. Blistan, J. Ellis, D. Novcic, Mr. T. Cochran, Coach. Third row-A. St. Espirit, S. Hayes, E Stuart, J. Mankedik, T. Rackley, J. Anderson, D. Morton, R. Stuck, E. Bender. Fourth row-G. Leclebur, L Coshdollar, R. Nichol, J. Wolfe, S. Phillips, J, Mills, D. Forsythe, V. Binlcoski, D. Oliver, L. Weaver, J O'Hara. Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver . SCORES Monaco . 6 Hopewell , . 'I9 Rochester . 7 Freedom . . O New Brighton , 0 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS S. Persinger, N. Conner, K. Foirley, J. Howarth, A. Del Sota, S. Petrella. 125 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row, I. to r.-H. Braun, T. Carnahan, W. Guwang, T. Hied, Mr. D. Mclsaac-Coach, W. Mclntyre, S. Hayes, V. Binkoski. Second row-J. Lohr-Manager, K. Marshall, F. Tokarsky, J. Ellis, J. McCool, E. Snitger, R. Patterson, J. Mills, J. Hoarbauer-Manager. Third row-J. Hagarman, J. Davies, D. Mooney, T. Brown, J. Patterson, J. Sanford, D. Mason, T. Woods, M. Danneker. Fourth row-G. Clark, J. Cutri, A. Homesley, R. Heddleston, H. Wilson-Manager, D. Morton, R. Johnston, G. Berkley. Beavers . . 36 Monaco . . . 'Beaver 28 Aliquippa Beaver ..,..,.. 27 Beaver Falls. Beaver .33 Hopewell 'Beaver ..,. . .. 50 Monaco Beaver, ,........ 33 New Brighton ,.,..,.., Beaver ,... . .. . Beaver. . .. 30 Beaver Beaver. .. . .47 37 Highland-Suburban ,, .. 47 Freedom Rochester Conway... ......,.. ...,. . a8a4lmt6alL Beaver ...., .... 4 6 Beaver .... . . . 30 Beaver ....,...... 30 Beaver ,.... ..., 3 9 Beaver ,.,,.,..,. 47 Total 560 'Non League Record-Won 8 League-Won 6 New Brighton ..... 47 Highland-Suburban .,.,. 24 Conway .,... . ,.... .,.. . . 35 Freedom .. ..... 44 Rochester ..... .... 3 7 519 Lost7 Lost 4 MR. PARK FRANZ Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Franz entered the Beaver School system about 1940 and very soon thereafter was made super- intendent of buildings and grounds. Assigned the task of seeing that all buildings were kept in good repair and all grounds in good condition, he set about his work in his customary efficient manner. During the war, while Mr. Higbee was in the ser- vice, he was transferred to the Industrial Arts depart- ment, where, under an emergency certificate, he taught classes in Mechanical Drawing and Shop in the manner of a professional teacher. He also served as sponsor of the Bobcat Club during his term as Industrial Arts teacher. In the intervening years, evidence on all sides shows the effects of his handiwork. New typing desks for the Commercial department, new desks in the Mechanical Drawing room were all designed and con- structed by him. lnstallation of light fixtures, tile floor- ing and walls, storage closets constructed and many more things all bear mute testimony to the painstaking skill and expert craftsmanship of this man. We, in the high school, who know and recognize his value not only as a craftsman but also his friendly smile, his pleasing personality and above all his will- ingness to go out of his way to help when and where- ever needed, feel that our school is losing someone who will be hard to replace, yet we recognize his right to a well earned and iustified retirement. We wish for him the best of everything and many, many years ahead to enjoy the fruits of his labor. 01111, sfofm, Hafbtmmnfi- Hain, Mr. Glen Smith or Smitty as he was more famil- iarly known retired from active duty during this past school year. Having suffered a mild heart attack about a year ago he felt sufficiently recovered to start again last September. However, due to the strenuous expenditure of energy which Smitty always made, it became evident that if he were not to seriously im- pair his health further it would be wiser to withdraw under disability retirement before complications arose. Mr. Smith came to Beaver some twenty-two years ago from Springdale, Pennsylvania where he had been teaching. During his stay here he taught all of the various commercial subiects and some outside his field. When physical education instructors were scarce he took over as gym instructor. As a patriotic duty and because of his knowledge of military science and tac- tics, he founded and commanded a Victory Corps fcr several years during World War ll. Always active in extra curricular aflairs, he was for years, sponsor of the Bobcat Club and Senior class. On a number of occasions he acted as Master of Cere- monies at the annual football banquet. We, in the high school, regret losing Smitty as a teacher and fellow faculty member, but sincerely hope that his early retirement will result in many years of restful living and a return to strong health, and pos- sibly an eventual return to his chosen profession. 127 MR. R. GLEN SMITH 1, , wr' K H if, l X29 uf' JJ ' ui J' X PM 17' .1 ' 1 l J I IL, ll' NF. yu' ' frm' '1 f 0 WJ ftp!! l 2 PJ t Q 1 A V X x5 1 V -4 ,w , 7 . 1' Y FRANK and cur 'v 'N .,' U ,WVR P , i A it-' n Frank and Clif, our two amiable custodians, have for years been cleaning up our high school building after we, the students have littered it with scrap paper, chewing gum wrappers, and the like. We know that we were thoughtless in many of our actions, we know we gave you many chores to do that were needless, we know we gave you a hard time on many occasions. About all we can think of to say now is Forgive us, we're sorry for all the pranks and trouble we've caused. 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