Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

5 ' . , . ,. , . . I l962 Shingas NME' K' ix KN R 1 l96 HINC-AS M :QW 1-. Beaver Area High School Editors-John Caclley, Ellen Lipsifz, Lourene Peugeot Beaver, Pennsylvcmic Managers-Bcarborcl Pcxtferson, Dove Stout Presented by The Class of 1962 Adviser--Mr. W. W. Poferick 3 lt does not happen frequently that one teacher and one class progress through high school together - so to speak. However, such has been our experience as a class with Mr. Cochran, our present sponsor. From ninth grade his teaching assignments have paralleled our class as we moved toward graduation. General Science, Biology, World Cultures, and Physical Science have been taught by him. During each of these years he had members of our class in his home room. This closeness does not stop there. He is and has been associated with many of our classmates as assistant coach in football. He is presently serving as adviser to the Hi-Y club as well as being our class sponsor. Born in Springdale, Pennsylvania, his family moved to the Beaver Area where he attended school. ln the eighth grade he received the American Legion Citizenship Award for outstanding leadership and citizenship. While attending Beaver High School he participated in sports, distinguishing himself in football sufficiently to receive honorable mention on the All-County team. Upon gradua- tion in 1943 he entered the Armed Services and afterwards entered Geneva College from which he received a B.S. degree. While attending Geneva he con- tinued his activity in sports by playing shortstop for one of the county baseball teams. Conway Junior High School provided his first teaching position in the field of education. At the same time he worked for and was awarded a M.Ed. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Returning to Beaver in 1954 he taught in the Junior High School, also assisting and coaching football. He moved to the Senior High in 1956 to teach General Science and Biology, and was appointed assistant football coach. Mr. Cochran is married to the former Miss Mary Reed of Beaver Falls and they are the proud parents of three year old Suzanne. Both are active in the affairs of Chippewa Township where they live and the Chippewa Community Church which they attend. We feel that Mr. Cochran, our class sponsor, is doing an outstanding iob, not only in the classroom, but in developing high ideals of character and sports- manship as well. His winning smile, pleasing personality and keen sense of humor endears him to all who come to know him. It is therefore with a great deal of pride and deep appreciation of his services to the school, the sports program, our class and to us as individuals that we, the class of 1962, dedicate our Shingas to - MR. THOMAS L. COCHRAN 4 Thomas L. Cochran Foreword In your walk Through life, you may look upon This school year as The Time when The darkness of ignorance suddenly became brighT wiTh The gleam of knowledge. Our cover is To porTray The counTless walks you have Taken This year around our school in your quesT Tor knowledge and undersTand- ing. Remember yourself Trudging wearily Through The doors and up The Tiled corridors each morning, Tramping from class To class, plodding To The oFFice, and finally saunTering gaily back down The halls, ouT The doors along The walks Toward home. To preserve These momenTs and counTless oTher experi- ences of you and your classmaTes, This Shin- gas sTrives To capTure The eyes and mind of The scholarship, The leadership, The acTiviTies and The characTer of Beaver Area Senior High School. The sTaFf graTeTulIy acknowledges wiTh Thanks all The assisTance received from The members of The TaculTy and adminisTra- Tion who have made This book possible. P 6 Cont nt Introduction Faculty Classes Activities Athletics HMM.. sexwsuf 4 i':i' i HWS efmfiuiw 5 gg fi F ll Wishes ssl V S 1 X mg, 1' it WWW J pwhg we sg P X Eff was it ff musl Q, L swf gill warm ,ii 4 L5 :Nag Xilgxilkim l f lllzwiie ' V-V- 2 252522325 .,,.., ,.., . , .,., U ,.., ,, t, I-JQ.':'7,3'?.?E1?fiPi?f2'i ' . a. 255512sLrifigieiif5fi532253giiksifsiiefiffi -, .-,, ,: it M 5 -57 ?Egfif-S W -:iw fliwmfis M5 it Around The School The Viper 8 , ,L , mm Forward march Our Hecrfs Were Young and Guy Lucky guy! 9 . w 2 A L,,' ,gm gk f cwek 2 fi 1 fi' Nmvmwwk ,lkliy ijz A ' 1 1-:J f 1 . 1 ,L 9 'fflllf 'di .. X' Mfff i, ,32LZiv ,Q A,kk ig 'k A1 1 51 ff? '.'k - , ,,LL, f ., .,--- -if H ', L K sa 'fsfgf '. ::'k .WM v,,A. l Ima ater From Thee skill and science flow All our knowledge we Thee owe, Thy maroon and gray let all men see Dear Beaver High we bow To thee. May each son look up to Thee In defeat or victory, Alma Mater we love Thee Always loyal we will be. 'IO '- - , j.,,l: i,, ' i :t'f11l'5F57'T . 24 H ' I E . U 'w.fi:f:QK:!?E'..Z'1 E Ev. - ,. . : '-.7 . wp,-, S -- . , fd ..f, l 1961-62 THE YEAR the band got their new uniforms. our football team went undefeated. Jim Hagarman acted as our Bobcat. South America visited Beaver High. the Shingas salesmen sold a record 1320 yearbooks. the Twist became popular. two of our teaching Misses became en- gaged. John Glenn orbited the earth. the first all-school play was presented. our good friend Mr. Greene retired. 5 1: Q S , , 9 . Q ms 1 i fi I 1 2 wx S 5 5 3 3 5 5 S if ii 5 Qs 3 1? 4? S .1 f Q , i 's ? . .. . -V m ' . ,naw Af 1 E 1 1 Royalty Reigns at May Da a Da l9l5l As Mother Nature wills it, every sleeping spring must awaken to the beauty of May when she comes spreading her warmth and cheery brightness over the once cold earth. Just as men have celebrated through the ages, we too of Beaver High welcomed the coming of May with traditional festivities. Under the direction of Mrs. Daneen M. Riggs, the girls' physical education classes presented the Ancient Rites of Spring. The colorful spectacle, including Roman, Voodoo, Chinese, and Persian dancers, was terminated by Greeks and their traditional dance around the Maypole. A perfect accent to the occasion was the rainbow parading of the senior girls. The celebration, of course, was all in honor of our May Queen, the lovely and pert, Miss Christine Dawson. 'I4 1 as I9 lyfg use it Queen Chris and Her Court ay Da IQGI Her Royal Majesty, the Queen .....,...... Christine Virginia Dawson Maid of Honor Dianne Elizabeth Paulovich Queen's Attendants ..i,. ..,..,, .,.,.. A r lene DelSota Marcia Jane Foglesong Diane Louise Gressly Carol Elizabeth Hammond Leslie Childs Latshaw Kathryn Elaine Mahatifey Maureen Ann McCool Lee Ann Rodgers Sharen Leigh Staulo Charlene Wray Yutmeyer Flower Girls , . ..... . ..., ..... . 4 Judy Cromie Holly Knauff Judy Richardson Vicki Staulo Marion Tavernaris Train Becurers . ,,,..,..i.., David Houk Jeffery Lopes Crown Bearer ..,. ........ B illy Quay Sceptre Bearer ..,.., Jay Harper Rites of May mmm am g x mAmfff ,A,:5vn.:sx::l.:,we4asisnsSrfauaea14seMm2b3ax1es'rf F362 Faculty dministration DR. CHANDLER B. MCMILLAN Superintendent To Dr. McMillan, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Hawkins, and Mr. McClements, we express our thanks. Although we seldom see these people, we realize their services are invaluable to a school. We appreciate Dr. McMillan's interest in us and in our activities. Whether it be a sport's contest or iust a visit, we thank you for your consideration and time. - MR. JOHN McClEMENTS Business Manager MRS. VIRGINIA HAWKINS Secretary to Business Manager 20 As principal, Dr. Charlesworth has con- tinually strived to make our school a better place for learning. Most ot all, he has been a friend to the student body. We sincerely thank him for his interest in us as individuals, his in- valuable time, ancl his never-ending patience. To Mr. Higbee, Mrs. Hagerty, and Mrs. Hogsett, the others behind the counter, we also say thank you. Your kindness will not be forgotten by the class of '62. 1 .F ' ' ' .. LW E , ,.,, a , ,.-- - Q ,.. r A ,, t . if. . if Q A - MRS. l.OlS HAGERTY Secretary to the Principal MR. DONALD D. HIGBEE Assistant Principal Faculty Manager of Athletics DR. WM. L. CHARLESWORTH Principal 21 Malia A Y V144 1 il is .-.IF rl Guidance MRS. BEULAH V. COOK Director of Guidance Our Future-lies in their hands MR. FRANK H. ROGERS Guidance Counselor 22 MRS. MARGARET HOGSETT Clerk the midst! MRS. ETHEL REDICK Clerk 23 MRS. IRENE SMITH Cafeteria Supervisor RUTH FISHER School Nurse Future Nurse Club - Sponsor JOHN BERDELL B.S. Slippery Rock S.T.C. M,Ed. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Duquesne University Physical Education Latin II Senior English Mechanical Drawing I, II Football Coach THOMAS L. COCHRAN B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Biology I Senior Hi-Y-Sponsor Football-Assistant Coach Senior Class-Sponsor JAMES A. CUTRI B.S. Eclinboro S.T.C. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Health, Physical Education, Driver Education Basketball, Track-Coach ANTHONY F. CANTELMI B.S. Duquesne University Counter ELEANOR B. CULLEY A. B. Wilson College M.A. University of Pittsburgh English III ANNA EASTWOOD MARGUERITE GEORGE B.S. Indiana S.T.C. B.S. Eclinboro S.T.C. Typewriting I, II Art Future Secretary's Associa- Art Club-Sponsor tion-Sponsor Junior Class-Co-Sponsor 24 Crew This concludes the announcements BETTE LOU GRATZ B.A. University of Pittsburgh Speech, Drumatics English Il Stage Crew-Sponsor All School Ploy-Director CHESTER I. GREENE B.S. Duquesne University M.Ed. Duquesne University Shorthand l, llg Typewriting 'lp Notehcmcl, Personal Typing CHARLES E. GLASS B.A. Geneva College M.L. University of Pittsburgh Basic Mathematics Worlcl Cultures 25 ' BETTY D. GROSSMAN MARY S. HASKIN Qu, Treasures B.S. Clarion S. T. C. B.S. Syracuse University Librarian, Tawasi Club Home Economics GENEVIEVE C. HOKMAN A.B. Western College for Women, Oxford English IV, Speech II V National Honor Society Adviser Commencement Speakers Coach J. R. HOPKINS A.B. Geneva College M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh English IV, Journalism I, II Echo - Adviser Bobcat's Meow - Adviser 26 SENIOR HIGH CAFETERIA STAFF-I. to R: F. Beckham, L. Mclrsh, E. Mathews, O. Wilson, P. McConnaughy, A. Allinson, E. Grove, I. Smith, Dietitian. JUNIOR HIGH CAFETERIA STAFF-I. to R: H. Bloom, E. Riggs, B. Brooke, V. Hamilton, M. McCon- noughy, R. Girting, M. Lintz, S. Field, I. Smith, Dietitian. The road to success Zia. ,gf l' f?'?'N . rrmif -25 if x vs' ,Li Q.. . I , .JW f fm is RST 5 WM F348 . W -' ' an 'szt.35,fiiif', ex V 'f r2,.'1NsHsfssff .az Sew' 2' gg, 11' iff x AE, 'J-lffgm 5 rg f 1 stiexefzgetfs. ' A I S, A,f. n,,1, . ROBERT C. JONES PETER B. KANE AGNES W. KNOPP B.S., M.Eol. Pennsylvania State B.S. Geneva College A.B. University of Pittsburgh University American History English ll M.M, Duquesne University Basketball - Asst. Coach Band, Wind Ensemble JEAN W. McBURNEY WENDELL McBURNEY DAVID W. MclSAAC B.A. Geneva College B.S. Geneva College B.S. Geneva College French I, ll Biology l, ll M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Alpha Tri-Hi-Y - Sponsor Sophomore Class - Sponsor World History and Cultures French Club - Sponsor Biology Career Group - Basketball - Jr. High Coach Sponsor Tennis - Coach 27 ADELLA LAWSON B.A. Geneva College M.Ecl. University of Pittsburgh Spanish I, ll Spanish Club - Sponsor Future Teachers of America - Sponsor 5 ,. - ,. 1. , . ,..,.,, .gig . w.'. A H M '- - as ,, A A if 5 'S 9.1 Y is 's is - f' f.f.. 3 , HERMAN D. MOORE A.B. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Plane Geometry, Algebra ll HERMAN V. NIOWERY A.B. Albright College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Algebra llg Mathematics IV EMMA S. MURRAY Hopewell Pep Meeting A.B. Mt. Holyoke College English lllg French I W. W. PATERICK NEVIN W- REBER DAVID ROSENLIEB MELVIN H. SAMUELS B.S. Indiana S. T. C. B.S. Franklin and Marshall B.S. California S. T. C. B.A. University of Pittsburgh Political Sciencey Economicsp M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Woods!-top I, ll, Metgl Shop I Sociglcgyg World Geography, American History Chemistry World Cultures Shingas Adviser Chess Club - Sponsor 28 W - ,Lf 'v 11'?!i' ' , 7, ,flzlur f ' f 'fill' M4 . M W W H,f ff . , 7,1 . . . S., I . 5.9 :,,,, ,a r , fit' ' V BETTY SUE SCHAUGHENCY B.S. Geneva College Chemistry, Physical Science Junior Class-Co-Sponsor F'AUL A. TAYLOR B.S. University of Pittsburgh Physicsg Mathematics PRISCILLA WASILKO B.S. Pennsylvania State University Girls' Physical Education G.A.A.g Cheerleaclersp Lead- ers Sponsor 29 Not Pictured WILLIAM K. SCHWARTZ B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Sr. High Dance Band-Direc- tor. Sr. High Band-Asst. Di- rector EDWARD C. THULL B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Bookkeepingp General Busi- nessp Office Practice Bobcat Club-Sponsor Football-Junior High As- sistant Coach Basketball-J u n i o r High Assistant Coach MARILYN A. WERNER B.M,E. Baldwin-Wallace Concert Choir, Girls' Chorus Triple Trio, Boys' Octet DR. JOHN BOLVIN Principal Mrs. Armour-Secrelory fo the Principal Mrs. Williams-Clerk cmd Swiichboonrd Operator MR. CALVIN WILLIAMS Guidance Counselor Junior High Administration We will remember our Junior High days and the help we received in preparation tor our coming years in B.H.S. The class ot '62 expresses its thanks to Dr. Bolvin, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Armour, Mrs. Williams, ond the entire teaching staff. Their capably-handled acl- ministering is enabling Beover students to become better citizens. 31 SARA BERGSTRESSER B.A. Albright College Social Studies English General Science NORMAN S. AMSLER B.A. Grove City College MAXINE COUI-SON WALTER E. EVERSOLE B.S. California S. T. C. 5.5, California 5. T, C, English Metal shop PAUL L. BISCHOFF B.S. University of West Virginia M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Physcial Education Football - Assistant High School Coach ROBERT H. GEORGE B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Eol. University of Pittsburgh Science Baseball - Assistant High School Coach Hi-Y-7 Driving Dames M,-WMM...,.,.,c,,t.,.,.Ws...QW.m.,MM-wxypwm-4 r The Daily Quiz JOHN HADDAD B.S. Geneva College M.Ecl. University of Pittsburgh Civics: Pennsylvania History Baseball - High School Coach GRACE HARROD B.S. Geneva College Math - 8 Wll.l.ARD E. l'lENlPHll.l. ELAINE HOUCK B.S. California S. T. C. B.S. Carnegie Tech M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Home Economics Industrial Arts, 7, 8 33 WILLIAM W. HUBER SALLY HUGHES ELMER P. HULICK B.S. Geneva College A,B. Grove Ciiy College A.B. W.-J. College Arithmetic Latin Ip English I M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Li'l Beaver's Log - Sponsor Freshman Class - Sponsor English lg Pennsylvania Hisioryg Civics I's righI 34 JEAN A. KATICH B.A. Wooster College English l Tri-Hi-Y - 9 fl! if 1 A is W. x, A is E , risk ts 2 ' , , 1 GEORGE MARAVICH B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ecl. University of Pittsburgh Algebra Hi Y 9 PAUL KOEHLER VERNIE KUHR B.S. Geneva College B.A. Oklahoma University M,S, Westminster College English Science s DOROTHY M. McCONNEL RALPH C. MILLER A,B. Ohio Wesleyan University B.S. Slippery Rock S. T. C. Library Science M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Library - Aides Algebra lp Arithmetic Hi-Y - 8 35 Our boys and the bucket y . t ROSALINE LUCKEY B.A. Pennsylvania State University Physical Eclucationy Health Cheerleaders FRED MOON A.B. Grove City College Biology, General Science Not Pictured EVAN NARDONE RUTH M. PATTERSON CHARLOTTE H. RAMSAY RICHARD E. RIGGS B,S, Edinboro S, T, C, B.A. Muskingum A.B. University of Pittsburgh B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State Homemaking English Social Studies University Social Studies Football - Junior High Coach DOLORES SAYRE BS Edmboro S T C r ANDREW F. SHAUI., JR. B.S. Indiana S. T. C. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies me-.i me -.Q- Fiigfl 1 E H -- 5 I a ,., --.. . , . Qs ...M .f-..,. . , fg1,z.,1:i,3gg, 12 f. .- t .- ff..wm.,..f HELEN S. SWASEY B.S. Geneva College English LOUISE SWEARINGEN B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Tri-Hi-Y - 8th grade sponsor Mathematics Bubble, Bubble ANTHONY TAORMINA MARGARET A. WALTERS MARTHENA WILLIAMS SANDRA SCHNEIDER B.S. Clarion S, T, C. A.B. Wesfminsier College B.S. Carnegie Tech. B.A. Ohio Universiiy Social Studies English General Moihemcaiics Aff Science Mathematics General Science Jams and Jellies 37 ANN SNYDER B.S. lnclicxno Siole College Music Noi' Pictured HAROLD J. HOWARTH, JR B.S. Duquesne University lnsfrumenlol Music 4 IQG Classes 'F QE B E :QL5 f,'f g ,- 3 2 E-as f : 'f 5 w wf ,H 5 To Mr. Cochran the senior class cannot say a mere thank you. With his guidance we car- ried out several successful projects. The candy sales went beyond our expectations. His help with the Senior Dance, Peppermint Twist and his careful handling of announcement and thank you notes was more than appreciated. He gave his time willingly. We the senior class of 1962 sincerely than kyou, Mr. Cochran, our sponsor. Mr. Thomas L. Cochran Senior Class Sponsor There are very few students who get to know our Shingas adviser as well as we, the editors. We feel very privileged to be able to say thank you to him. Without him there would be no yearbook. He most certainly does not substi- tute for work, as the saying goes, but he does produce a miracle every May. On behalf of the class of '62, we thank you, Mr. Paterick, for your never-ending patience and help. Mr. W. W. Paterick Shingas Adviser P Sen mrs SHINGAS CO-EDITORS-L. Peugeot, J. Codley, E. Lipsitz. D.A.R. AWARD WINNER-M. Hogsett, THOM McAN AWARD WINNERS-D. Patrick, V. Scxlko. RECIPIENTS OF LETTERS OF COMMENDATION, MERIT SCHOL- ARSHIPS-Row 1, Lto R: J. Keugy, J. Wagner, S. Stephens, V Sulko, R. Murray. Row 2: M. Perry, G. Kronk, W. Lang, D Patrick. OFFICERS BOB KRAUSE, VICE-PRESIDENT, ROSEMARY LEE, SECRETARY, BARBARA PATTERSON, TREASURER, RICK WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT. DOROTHY MAE AMBROSE LARRY AMMON JAMES T. ANDERSON ESTHER J. ANDRESEN :CS JOHN M. ARMSTRONG, .IR. WILLIAM D. BAINBRIDGE THOMAS E. BARBER PHYLLIS BARGER 42 SANDY BARRASSO WILLIAM BELL CHERYL ANN BERGENER JANET BESONG We Are The Seniors, Class Uf '62 JOE BEVEVINO CHERYL BISSELL JEANNETTE KAY BLINN LINDA BODIE ROBERT CHARLES BOYDE JOHN W. BRAGG JUNE BREWER VALENTINE M. BRKICH 43 CAROL ANNE BROBECK JERRY BROWN DAVID BRUNTON ROBERT L. BUCKLEY, JR. We Proudl Wore Uur Class Rings KENNETH F. BYERS JOHN R. CADLEY WILLIAM W. CARNAHAN WILLIAM R. CASBOURNE LAUSON CASHDOLLAR KAREN CHIMLEY DAVID CHRISTIE FRANK COLES 44 ,, ,r 5.. is ,nba-asf wwf fs Q' Sz W 2?Q9?Y5iiw,Ai f'f' wifi ' : Ele:51'f.X E- 1' f '1'L, ' LLLL TE A E I ikyif f ,jzzi .-:.. W, ? A ' ' Y K If 1 I .. .,-.,.,. T V' SANDRA LEE COLES CONNIE COLLINS JOYCE MARIE COUGHLIN FREDERICK CRAIGHEAD The Loudes? Echoers 'XMAS-W mmm HELEN CRIBBS BARBARA CUPANI JOSEPH I.. DAVIES RONNIE DAVIS CAROLE ENGELMAN DONNA ENGLE TINA FAIRLEY LOIS MARIE FINLEY Uur Athletes Gave Uur Class Dlstlnctlon SANDRA LEE FULTON CAROLE GAULT CAROL GIBSON CAROL GRDENICH JOSEPH NATHANIEL GRIFFITH DIANNE GROSSGLASS 47 TOM GOMOLA 5 , .5 . , -Wg ygl ,Q 1 f X I - PM MA In ff Q Q W was ff 4' M Ig givin ' .f 3 if -4?-qi' Q . , ,gg t l. I - 2 3620? ' L fx, L f-i ' Q '1 iff JOHN HAARBAUER CHERYL HABBERFIELD DAVID L. HAGEN JAMES A. HAGARMAN, ll LEORA JEAN HALL We Topped Uur Goal in the Candy Sa es PATTY HARPER ROBERT HENRY NANCY C HERSTINE SAMUEL HILBERT DONNA MAE HILL MAUREEN HITES MARTINA HOFFMAN JACK HOGAN 48 :2a' ' A ' ' 'wif'- JILL HOGAN MARJORIE HOGSETT JANET HOOKER MARCIA HOUDESHELLE DAVID HOUSEHOLDER BARBARA JOAN HOWARTH KARIN HUMES HENRIETTA HUNTER Saiisfuciion . . . Guaranteed 55 fw,,5Qi DONNA IREY GLORIA JOHNSON NELL JOHNSON ALLAN JONES Qu'es1-ce qu'iI y a? ELLEN JONES SALLY JoNEs SUZANNE JONES VERNICE JONES 50 ,.,,.,,:: , ,,. , view.. . A -M5 f 'I : gg e w :?z f zfz, ,ff JOHN KEAGY GARY KENT SAM KERR ROBERT KLOTZ We Participated in Clubs and Activities ROBERT KRAUSE JOAN KIEFER DON KRESS GARY L. KRONK ROBERT LANG WALTER WILLIAM LANG LINDA LAUFFER ROSEMARY LEE 51 X JUDY LETSKY BILL LEWIS ELLEN LIPSITZ CAROLYN E. LONG We Twisted at the Peppermint Lounge EDWARD P. LOUDON EDGAR LUCKEY PAMELA LUSTER KATHRYN MACON JAY GREGG MANKEDICK DAVID MASON MICHAEL MATSKO CHARLES MCCLUNE 52 Head 'em up ..... Move 'em out DAVID MCCOY SANDRA RAE MCDERMITT LYNN MCKENZIE KENNETH L. MCMILLEN PATRICIA ANN MCPHERSON BART MENDENHALL IRENE MERICAL PAUL ROBERT MERZ 53 GERALD DAVID METZGER DANIEL MICHALSKI BERYL O MILLER JR DAVID BRUCE MOONEY CAROLE MOORE CAROLYN MORROW BOB MURRAY GAIL NESBITT Snake dance ca la Echo EDWARD M. NEVILLE NANCY NICOL RAYMOND JOHN NICOL DAVID NOLL We Danced All Night at the r. Prom BETTY NORTON MARIAN NUGENT GEORGE D. OLDHAM KATHLEEN ANN OREND ROBERT OVERFIELD DAVID PATRICK BARBARA PATTERSON JAMES C. PATTERSON 55 PATRICIA PATTERSON MICHAEL PERRY CHERYL KAY PERSINGER DON PETERS Carousel Brought Us Uur ay Queen ARTHUR PETERSON SANDRA PETRELLA LAURENE PEUGEOT PHILIP PHILLIPS BOB PHILLIPS NETTIE POTTS CELIA ANNE POWELL THOMAS F, RACKLEY 56 BETTY JANE RAINEY WAYNE RENKIN DONNA J. RINEHART SARA D. ROBERTS 5 K. ,f Decoraiing for the Crystal Coiillion 3 fi , I -nr'-vqlg ROBERT ROHR ROBERT ROTHERHAM GLORIA RUKAVINA WILLIAM A. RUSSELL 57 Quiet as the proverbial .. . . mg-,I Y .. S , 15 vs, Q K, b MWA' at ky, i 'Q in ii: E .,.,,,q?I 'in Q HQ BEVERLY ANN RYAN VIRGINIA LEE SALKO RICHARD DAVID SALLADE RUTH DARLEEN SALLADE JAMES A. SANDERBECK JIM SANFORD DANIEL W. SCHAFFER GINNY SCHMIDT 58 5 JANE ELLEN SEARIGHT LYNNE E. SEYBOTH GRAHAM F. SHADDICK GEORGE JAMES SHAFFER Senior Banquet--Beginning of the End CHARLOTTE SNITGER JACK SOMMER UNA SPURGEON JEAN M. STAHL NANCY STARKEY SANDRA STEPHENS EDWARD STEWART DON STOUP 59 DAVID C STOUT PAULA J SUMMERVILLE SAUNDRA SWEAD KAREN TEMPLE e Saud Farewell to B H JAMES TRAISTER WILL TURNER REGINA LORIE VAN DOREN JUDITH ANNETTE WAGNER TOM WALLACE JANE WALTERS RUSS WARDMAN PAULA WAYNE 60 LAWRENCE WEAVER JOHN WEIDNER RICHARD F. WILLIAMS LYNN KAY WILSON ROBERT GEORGE WITTEN WILLIAM WOLFORD PAUL DOUGLAS WOODS THOMAS WILLIAM WOODS Mechanical Men ' ' CHARLES W. YENNI KENNETH RAY YOVICH LINDA YOVICH RICHARD ZELLER TED BROWN ROGER MEILTON Latin America came to the halls of B.H.S. Did you notice the new additions to our school? Wherever there were people, there was sure to be Jose, Alex, Ada or Roberto in their midst. From Lima, Peru came our friends Ada Cossio and Roberto Nesta. Ada stayed with Joan Kiefer and Roberto shared the home of Rick Trent. The first student to arrive and leave, was Jose Ramirez who stayed with Dave Patrick. Jose was from Med- ellin, Columbia. Alex Santos, from Pana- ma, the last to arrive, made his home with Greig McClure. Our exchange stu- dents saw many of the sights our coun- try has to offer. They came here on an exchange program in which Dave Pat- rick visited Lima this past summer. We hope Jose, Alex, Ada, and Roberto were as glad to be here as we were to have them. We will always remember the flashing eyes of Ada, the friendly hello of Roberto, the winning personality of Jose. May our exchange program help the relationships between our countries -to be summed up in one word- friendly. NOT PICTURED ROBERT BAILEY BRADLEY BEST CLAYTON FARNETH GARY HOWELL ROGER HIBBS CHARLES KUGHN LILLIAN REED SPONSORS Mrs. Schaughency and Mrs. George 2 ff ffm uniors We, the iunior class, have had a very productive year. While waiting for our chance to be on top, we've contributed a lot to good old B.H.S. Our main project was the prom. The seniors can tell you how much work that is. I bet they didn't envy us any. Late even- ings, lots of preparation and paint made up the prime factors in the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom. Of course, ours was the best yet, Then there was our magazine sale. Did we make money? Our class really topped them all. Mrs. Schaughency and Mrs. George may have had their problems with us, but we made up for them. We had our football players, cheer- leaders, basketball players, track and baseball men, band and chorus members, leaders, and student coun- cil representatives. This school iust couldn't have done without us. Have we proven our value? Definitely. Therefore we take our leave with the words, See you next year! CLASS OFFICERS W, Seyboth, secretary, L. Lambert, vice-president, S. Field treasurer, D. McKelvey, president. HIGH MAGAZINE SALESMEN Seated: R. Baker - 3355.673 K. Albaugh - 5308.335 Standing: L. Ratcliffe - 5224.32 HOME ROOM 101 Rowl, Lto R: C. Wynn, B. Thomas, M. A. Schoob, J Jovonovich, J. Reynolds, M. Linn, S. Clarke, P. McCune. Row 2: M. Wosmon, L. Buk- er, B. Brown, D. Downey, L Soles, C. Hooker, S. Fors- mcm, N. Hcxskin. Row 3: D Nevill, J. Mickey, J. Hutton, E. Eppinger, T. Ford, J. Cut- ri, D. McClain, J. Wohlge- muth, J. Lary. Row4: J. Schlosser, H. Amberson, J. Statler, J. Clark, J. Walter, H. Bevington, R. Stuck, N Smith. Juniors 64 HOME ROOM 103 Rowl, Lto R: S. Thomas J. Ycnrd, J. Miller, M. Linn D. Coles, A. Wehrle, A. Bry son. Row 2: M. Fortune, K Healy, K. Stickel, D. Borger P. Petty, N. Druschel, S. Re- no, A. Jellymon. Row 3: R Renner, A. McCarthy, A Frey, B. Anderson, R. Hed- dleston, D. Nevish, J. Dor- by, R. Eodie, D. Snyder, R. Mineord. HOME ROOM 'I04 Row 'l, L to R: S. Pinker. ion, B. Hibbs, D. Miser, C. Heudlond, J. Loughren. Row 2: C. Buehl, D. Bcdlung, C. Cooper, J. Furguiele, D. Sciclloibbo, M. Jellymon, L. Durst. Row 3: J. Mitchell, L. Henry, M. Lipsifz, R. Pucker, R. Wilson, R. John- son. Row4: W. Riggs, A. Gilberl, A. Brown, R. Baker, W. Seyboih. HOME ROOM C-2 Row'l, Lic R: J. Lawrence, C. Snitger, K. Albough, S. Dappenbrook, M. Boyd, R. Reiprecht, K. McColl. Row 2: S. Field, S. Holzworih, J. Hall, P. Nunemuker. Row 3: J. Lang, G. Allhouse, B. McMillan, D. Russell, M. Molclen, T. Hall, M. Christy, E. Bender. HOME ROOM 207 Row'I, Lto R: J. Bechdel C. Gochanour, J. Bumiller, J. Troutmun, M. Cowan, M. Schermerhorn. R o w 2: J Moore, D. L o s C1 d a, G Knowles, J. Price, L. Sher lock, l. Ruffner, P. Eaton Row3: J. Lucci, R. Mont- gomery, R. Gilroy, T. Ja neck, R. Ziegler, R. Cook D. Steele. Row 4: J. Riley T. Wright, R. Shimko, D West, P. Kimple, W. Brown J. Ramsay, J. Hetrick, H Barley. 1 HOME ROOM C-3 Row 'l, Ltc R: C. Snitger P. Rankin, B. Hamilton, W Olssen, J. Doutt. Row 2: J Brennan, B. Clark, M Horst, S. Lennox, E. McCoy B. Forrester. Row 3: G Clark, G. Berkeley, T. Han son, B. Flynn. Row 4: R Allison, H. Mulcahy, W. Ma teer, J. McTagger'r, G. Cur- ciia, G. Langsdale, S. Salo pek. 1 HOMEROOM 209 Row 1, L to R: C. Ccascio, P. Nugenf, C. Stone, L. Houck etf, S. Reich, L. Traylor, C Danneker. Row 2: S. Holby, G. Vukson, 5. Ferroll, S Wise, L. Lambert, S. McBrien, P. Teams. Row 3: K. Beebe J. Stone, H. Yonkovich, E. Sommer, D. Morfon, J. Hoe- gle, C. Farneth. Row 4: W. Reese, J. Simeccik, J. Hague, M. Chrisfner, D. Cousins, R. Mcxrlucci, E. Lang, J. Tur- wiler, E. Rose. HOMEROOM 208 Row I, L to R: K. Sullivo1n,J Simms, J. Hokmcm, G. Reed K. Gordon, L. Ellis, M. E Vogt. Row 2: G. Bunish, J Lynch, K. Dombough, L. Nic ol, K. Survey, M. Krzfon, E Ludwig, J. Winslow. Row 3 T. Barreff, W. Cooper, L Rufcliffe, F. Ccxscio, J. Hoegle Q. McKenney, L. Morris, D McKelvey. Row 4: W. Chuld. zinski, R. Mark, R. Romisher, H. Tcxllon, B. Yokum, D. Lom- berf, D. Sfilley, S. Duplongcn, H. Wilson. r I I I E I s i 4 E I n 1 1 ! . uw l 1: Mr. W. McBurney HOMEROOM 105 Row 'l, L to R: C. Bciiley, C Brown, P. Stief, S. Druschel M. Frazzini, M. L. Romisher C. Lutz. Row2: A. McAllis ter, S. Koss, B. Palmer, P Conklin, E. Snyder, J. Reed C. Westfall, D. Hum. Row3 J. Wolker, R. Fischer, M James, W. Shoup, J. Harri son, R. Melkerson, R. Brown R. Hurd. Row4: R. Suz, J Hites, J. Riclings, R. Dishler M. Relners, J. Yellig, E. Col lins, R. Beofty. HOMEROOM 106, 'I8-F Row'l, I. to R: P. MocKilli gan, B. Winters, C. Sum mers, G. Keagy, M. Scholl D. McClune, J. lnabnet, L. Patton. Row 2: I. Dogen, F Hellman, K. Cook, S. Krom er, K. Barclay, S. Reno, M. Funk, N. Brown, S. Duffy. Row 3: R. Horrolol, J. Leeper D. Thomas, D. McMillon, J Conklin, C. Wolloce. Row4 W. Foley, R. Beatty, H. John ston, G. Dockter, V. Vento, C. Hololren, R. Smith, H Bryner. Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers N Russell C Reichert S Faulk C Bell HOME ROOM 109 Row'I, Lto R: K. Pence, P Lennox, V. Gill, C. Matsko, C. Bell, S. Engel, L. Bush, S Deem. Row2: R. Dunham R. Klepec, D. Morton, A MacLeod, J. Todd, K. Cos ky, J. Stelle. Row3: W. Rowse, C. Householder, T. Opalinsky, R. Gomola, R Hendry, R. Bogovich, H Bennett, G. Bywaters. HOME ROOM 107 Row'I, Lto R: A. Teapole, J. Poulinch, C. Henrickson, A. Lompenstein, K. Bechtel, M. Furgiuele, G. Mankedick. Row 2: J. Yurfich, J. Jago- dich, J. McConnel, J. Schue- ler, A. Dunn, C. Price, M. Brubaker, J. Cramer, S. Swingle. Row3: J. Miller, R. Ricker, T. Bunish, L. Tho- mas, R. Orr, D. Conner, H. Harvey, B. Beglin, W. Welsh. Row4: D. Douds, D. Hollander, H. Koye, J. Null, R. Lewis, J. Bliston, D. Forrester, M. Wing, R. Smith. HOME ROOM 'I08 Rowi, Lto R: V. Eckelber- ger, L. Beecher, P. Richter, R. Hendrickson, J. Buckley C. John. Row2: M. Cas- borne, K. McKean, S Sheetz, K. Martell, M. Galo vic, A. Pawko, M. Lenhult G. Dannecker. Row 3: J Cooper, W. Rose, R. Tho mas, B. Blose, W. Gold smith, E. Doutt, P. LaMugro D. Burtyk. Row 4: R. Onus ka, R. Kearney, C. Bell, B Weyunt, B. Mills, J. Welsh H. Healy, R. Spratley, E Collins. HOME ROOM C-4 Rowl, Lfo R: M. Simons, B. Grim, P. Evans, B. Car darelli, M. Riley, K. Plum mer, C. McNear. Row 2: P. Kress, S. Deffenbaugh, M Bentley, N. Templin, K Keck, B. Adams, M. E. Hill S. Lisl. Row 3: T. Beniel, T Wogan, D. Edwards, R Chapman, J. Hoban, J. Al- brecht, R. McClure. Row 4: B. Hied, P. Pennock, J. Had- dock, P. Brimrneirer, J. Da- vis, P. Wolosencuk, R. Treni, J. Slewarf, P. Scran- ton. HOME ROOM C-6 Row 'l, L Qo R: D. Hamillon, C. Onuska, J. Hoban, S. Bell, D. Chludzinski, M. Hol- Iancl, D. Depue. Row 2: N. Feighf, E. Lloyd, L. Rodgers, L. Wallfer, V. Ratey, H. Birge, A. Soisson. Row3: D. McConnaughy, G. Shaf- fer, D. Deemer, J. Higerd. Row 4: R. Anderson, J. Bro- beck, P. Berkman, J. lzotic G. Hamilion, W. Marko. 71 1 HOME ROOM C-5 Row 'l, L to R: S. Albrighi J. Hebenfhol, P. Robinson L. Skalka, S. Cargo, S. Pat ten, J. Sulser, P. DelSoia Row 2: C. Hodges, M. Hupp J. Kovac, P. Sankey, L. Bin der, C, Reichirf, S. Faulk J. Kiernan. Row 3: S. Cryf- K. Montgomery, B. Wickline: zer, P. Hall, B. Niffenegger T. Quigley, P. Snowden, M McClarey, B. Liffle. ww.. wr HOME ROOM SHOP Row T, l. lo R: D. Dovis, J Meyer, J. Shroods, S. Mc Knighl, F. Knoll, R. Eoly Row 2: R. Johnson, R. Wol ker, S. Taylor, T. Troy, M Compbell, W. Wolff, C Hersline. Row 3: T. Mo huffey, D. Hrcmiku, J. Leh riun, N. Russell, V. Bennerf, J. McCcnndless, K. Slephens P. Gross, D, Pqulovich. HOME ROOM 211 Rowl, LfoR: C. Bonnclr, S. Homilion, T. Deiore, C Koble, V. Lowmun, M. Sny- der, K. Fisher, M. House- holder, R. Chysh. Row 2: V Redick, C. Word, L. Riley N. Orend, S. Steward, K Boer, S. Rogers, S. Mor row. Row 3: D. Boker, D Reorder, J. McCullough, M Suico, A. Bevevino, R Brook, A. James, J. Hom sher. Row4: J. Meek, A Frederick, D. Young, J. Den bow, G. Volz, M. Shcxir, J Fdller, J. Coleman, S. Hil bert. 9? HOMEROOM 9-B Row 'l, L to R: M. Thompson M. Ress, L. Farance, C. Bod nar, J. Cupani, M. Robinson B. Johnson, S. Boclell, Mrs. Houck. Row 2: M. James, M. Graham, N. Walker, G. Bliss, L, Thomas, B. Reynolds, S. Black, E. Teapole. Row3 N. Chaney, P. Cahoon, H Hall, J. While, G. Smalstig C. Carnahan, M. Marlin, H Laughlin. HOMEROOM 9-A Rowl, L io R: M. Clark, C. Thomas, M. Wallover, P. Hogseti, N. Greiner, J. Yohe, K. Torrence, M. Null, P. Leech, Mrs. Patterson. Row 2: S. Ammon, M. Moldovan, K. Kafich, P. McCaw, L. Hogue, J. Cooper, L. LaForce, R. Morrow, D. Powell. Row 3: C. Angell, D. Stoup, D. Camp, A. Cooper. HOME ROOM 9-C Row'I, LtoR: M. D'Ales sandro, C. Glorioso, S. Yemm, M. Lucci, K. Kronk, P. Loeffler, J. Lindsay, L. Herter C Johns K Wa 1 - 1 r 9 ner, Mrs. Katich. Row 2: T. Ferkol, P. Onuska, R. Bur ton, C. Morse, J. Sinkovitz G. Greene, H. Simpson, S Shaffer, N. Courtwright, J O'Leary, R. Eazor. Row3 L. Kughn, R. Reynolds, T Silbaugh, C. Hackney, J Grooms, C. Holt, J. Jelly- man, J. Passavant, Row 4: G. Hemphill, L. Mack, W. Wilson, E. Stuck, R. Potter, H. Harper, D. Benard, D. Mitchell. 1 HOME ROOM 9-D Row 'l, Lto R: H. Maiors, M. Grubich, J. Nay, M. Bak- er, W. Jones, P. Lowman, C. George, D. Bowser, M. Campbell, Mr. Haddad. Row 2: H. Danneker, K. Williams, C. Bennett, S. Stolz, C. Vlachos, M. Beve- vino, S. Morris, S. Heiman, C. Lamb, J. Wildman. Row 3: J. Coleman, D. Lambert, J. Haskin, B. Patten, D. Se- bastian, D. Harvey, L. Bing- inhermer, D. Schuller, D. Si- mons. Row4: B. Noll, J. Dawson, B. Madder, T. White, A. Novakovic, B. McMillien, J. Powers, J. Humes, D. Murphy. HOME ROOM 9-F Row'l, LioR: S. Wilding, H. McDonald, A. Grimm, C. Beaner, C. Sell, P. Porter, K. Brown, N. Korn, Mr. Hu- lick. Row2: J. Reehl, M. Kuemmel, S. Saibene, S. Campbell, J. Drake, J. Ueb- elharf, J. Hagarman, T. Trishman, T. Wesffall. Row 3: R. Rogers, C. Newcomb, K. Majors, R. Bell, L. Daw- son, C. McKenney, M. Man- ning, T. Polls, G. Wadafz. Row 4: G. Buffinglon, A. Lohry, R. Delaco, R. Paller- son, D. McKim, W. Chimley, J. Graham, W. Phillips, R. King. HOME ROOM 9-G Rowl, Lio R: E. Calvin, J. Waddell, A. Penrod, K. Walsh, L. Whifworfh, D. Olexa, K. Mohney, C. Shiv- ely, J. Luster, Mrs. Williams. Row 2: B. Merriman, S. De- iore, T. Brkich, D. Held, C. Wing, E. Early, R. Johnslon, D. Goldslrom, S. Anlkie- wicz. Row 3: F. Baffung, J. Houdeshell, T. Merrill, E. King, J. Colombo, J. Ander- son, D. Paulovich, F. Smith, C. Evans. Row 4: T. Sal- farelli, R. Reno, R. Davis, C. Edmisfon, A. Sorrenson, T. Ross, R. Maieski, G. Shreve, R. Bundy, V. Hall. HOME ROOM 9-E Row 1, Lio R: P. Powell, D. Merical, K. Gallagher, M. Carlson, F. Romine, E. UI- rich, P. Webster, L. Thomas, C. Reed, Mr. F. Moon. Row 2: M. Guglielme, S. Rush, N. HH, C. Braun, L. Baer, R. Macusic, K. Mclnlyre, C. Hollibaugh. Row 3: R. Shuffleworth, R. Marsick, H. Schaab, N. Sfclhl, L. Snyder, W. Davis, J. Rich- ardson, P. Christie, K. Ma- leer. Row 4: J. Oldham, W. McConnaughy, F. Lorcli, M. Reagan, D. Buckley, J. Harvey, C. Ray, J. Youles, H. Grove, M. Phipps. HOMEROOM 214, 8-9J Row 1, L to R: J. Jenkins, M Mcxhovlich, C. Fisher, V Frazzini, D. Miller, Mr. A Taorminu. Row 2: M. Grove, R. Minearol, R. Frazzini, E, Metcalf, J. Jobe, A. Farneih Row 3: J. Arnold, D. Hen dricks, R. Nichols, R. Thomas R. Nicol, R. Harding. HOMEROOM 219, 9-H Row 1, L to R: C. Carroll, S. Foresier, S. Cobner, L. Tay- lor, P. Dickson, D. Wiltse, J. A. Smith, L. Headlund, D. Sarchei, Mrs. Hughes. Row 2: R. Slrobel, J. Curciia, R, Bauer, L. Breif, P, Holland, J. Coughlin, R. A. McCul- lough, J. Rieser, J. Brown, D. Henry. Row 3: D. Ricker, M. Ammon, R, Marsh, W. Sfief, T. Ingram, W. Bailey, J. Bundy, S, Summers. Row 4: R. Culley, D. Devine, J. Gula, D. Mengel, N. Farn- eilw, N. Frey, N. Whitting- ham, E. McElvy. HOMEROOM 220, 9-K Row 1, L to R: B. Biancucci, C. Malovifch, R. Savio, S. Bodie, L. Circle, T. Taisch, F. Teams, J. O'Donnell, S. Hughes, Mr. Maravich. Row 2: R. Allshouse, J. Powers, R. Farkas, R. Bevington, C. Anderson, J, Hall, S. Gill, J. Albert, H. Cooper, P. Stuck. Row 3: J. Rowse, G. Wolf, W. Little, R. Pomcxybo, N. Meyer, N. Vorclohl, T. Irwin, N. Simecak, J. Wakefield, B. Barringer. Row 4: B. Eppers, J, Wilson, K. Black, R. Mor- gan, W, Flick, D. Murdock, J. Jordan, J. Seicll. HOMEROOM 8-A HOMEROOM 8-B EIGHTH Row 1, I. to R: J. Tobey, Y. Mohr, T. Rose, P. Sprotley, B. McGonHic, N. Gcnskins, B. Hogue, B. Wesluger, Mrs. Swonsey. Row 2: R. Little, D. Kughn, K. Binder, M. Lennox, S. Fdrelly, B. Heisley. Row 3: S. Keenen, R. Herstine, B. Householder, A. Middleton, E. Nicol, J. Donaldson, C. Redick, P. Strand. Row 4: J. Smith, T. Elsheimer, D. Brimmier, P. Chorlesworth, V. Lucente, T. Stahl, R. Alford. Row 'l, l. to R: G. Snow, N. Holvin, E. Grcxhclm, K. Hutchinson, V. Mecklem, E Sodler, E. Goult, Mr. Miller. Row 2: J. Cunningham, W. Dorsey, M. Jenkins, A Ross, J. Palm, V, Cooper, T. Beighey, T. Cable. Row 3: D. Myers, J. Lucci, R Hague, J. Kcmolpesky, J. Grdenich, R. Emery, E. Merz. Row 4: l.. Clouse, R. Busch D. Householder, L. Welsh, H. Simmons. 77 HOMEROOM 104, 8-E Rowl, L to R: P. Wichryk M. Krepps, E. Latshclw, T. Hoop, S. Sanford, J. List, E Rowe, 5. McClain, Mrs. Ram say. Row 2: K. Hays, S. Har ris, D. Tuttle, K. Ruffner, M Wright, B. Cook. Row 3: P Summers, D. Bennett, T Weyant, J. Roethlisberger, T. Myers, F. Cucinelli, J Brooke, R. Patten, A. Ancler son. Row 4: R. Reppert, R Payne, R. Lee, W. Tutwiler S. Rubino, J. Fields, J. Gailey E. Wilson. HOMEROOM 101, 8-C Row 1, L to R: M. Gilroy, C. Glorioso, M. Everett, K. Fon- taine, K. Campbell, S. Dar- by, C. Peters, S. Dobbs, R lrwin, Mr. Shaul. Row 2: B Stout, P. Morrison, J. Reed, D. Gressly, J. Roosa, S Wolff, P. Nichols, K. Brdar Row 3: D. Wilson, F. Lingen. falter, T. Hill, P. Perry, D Kazen, R. Hamsher, L, Frey, M. McCune. Row4: J. Lie- big, C. Lopes, J. Ratey, M Jackson, C. Lieb, D. Stilley B. Templin. HOMEROOM 215, 8-D Row 1, L to R: C. Daniels, K Farkas, C. Farkas, M. Miesse L, Shulgold, L. Curran, M Whitney, S. Shugert, J. Ew- ing, Miss Sayre. Row 2: M Taylor, C. Beckett, D. Ru dolph, J. Gilmour, M. Cor- nell, J. Ewing, S. Hied, M Christy, C. Kester, K. Little Row 3: A. Adams, T. Edmis ton, L. Riley, T. Palmer, R Cazen, R. Stokes, W. White Row 4: P. Catlin, T. Munroe H. Suter, J. P. Crumrine, J Kaufmann, P. Yutmeyer, L Howard, R. Vento. HOMEROOM 106, 8-F Row 1, L to R: L. Mengel, G. Myers, S. Rice, B. Deem, P. Taylor, V. Frank, E. Wolford, L. Bowen, Mrs. Harrod. Row 2: E. Jellyman, J. McPherson, C. Romigh, A. Knopp, L. Keilen. Row 3: W. Stein- miller, D, Camp, D. .Gre- nesko, W. Reehl, D. Lang, R. Wetzel, G. Pomaybo, K. Ammon. Row 4: R. Wahl, M. Hitchin, S. Duff, D. John- son, W. Hall, A. Ellis, J. Robert, M. Rose, J. Martin, R. Hetche. HOMEROOM 211, 8-H Row1, L to R: D, LaForce, N. Miller, C. Bernhardy, S. Hilfinger, N. Choffee, D. Sa- bo, C. Saibena, M. Mickey, R. Homilton, Mr. P. Koehler. Row2: B. Silbcxugh, S. Adrian, S. Hufman, L, Mc- Gofiic, J. Wilson, K. Yocum, C. Waldman, Q. Neal, J. Grason, Row 3: D. Fisher, J. Trowbridge, A. Jefferson, W. Wetzel, K. Moy, L. Ecl- wurds, R. Maderia, P. Czor- necky, J. Wolosencuk. Row 4: C. Hinton, R. Rogers, J. Peugeot, J. Steele, W. Peters, J. Kemp. HOMEROOM 107, 8-G Row1, L fo R: J. Gross, K Groy, S. Boyce, P. Huzyak K. Conner, P. Wysocki, B Bright, S. Warnes, N. Bros- ius, Mr. Riggs. Row2: P Wilson, D. Born, A. Hutchin- son, K. Lewis, C. Bates, S Higbee, K. Kramer, S. Chor- ron, K. Bingle, J. Stiteler Row 3: B. Mitchell, G. Wen- gryn, G. Cametti, G. Miller B. Wolfe, D. Rainey, R. Rui: ney, D. Blistan, S. Lompin stein. Row 4: J. Kretzler, L Stuck, M. Lund, J. Kirk, L McNabb, T. Dye, D. Detwiler r SEVE TH Row I, L Qo R: A. Long, R. Alford, B. Roland, E. Frozzini, D. Benson, K. Johnston, I. Greene, L. Mecklem, C. Quigley, Miss Coulson. Row 2: S. Lentz, S. Sheetz, B. Nugent, M. McKenzie, D. Duchene, D. Roll, L. Simmons. Row 3: W. Silbough, S. Mobin, J. Jones, J. Morgan, R. Yonkovich, G. Renkin, M, Slwaddick, J. Boumgord. Row 4: W. Reese, R. Torrence, E. McBrien, F. Holby, L. Moldovan, C. Elin. Row 'l, L to R: K. Luckey, K. Hendry, P. Gregory, P. Duffy, E. Whiiney, N. Wilson, L. Howell, B. Eozor, P. Gilmour, E. Norclone. Row 2: K. Wollon, J. Wefzel, J. Moley, H. Woddell, N. Yorns, P. Guwong, C. Kesfer, H. Ellis, K. Robinson. Row 3: M. Rush, R. Graf, B. DeHoss, A. Korn, M. Noglreiier, H. Bonner, J. Cordorelli, D. Jamison, K. Renner. Row 4: K. Youngmon, S. Teopcle, J. Forrester, R. Troy, C. Boker, J. Conrad, D. O'Lecury. 80 HOMEROOM 7-A HOMEROOM 7-B HOMEROOM 204, 7-C Row 1, L to R: M. Plummer, D. Helm, B. Shaner, S. Wyn- coop, J. Murphy, J. Baker, K. Davis, S. Wallover, L Popp. Row 2: J. Peugeot, C Conklin, J. Catlin, L. Frantz N. Mclntosh, S. Irvin, M Black. Row 3: B. Morgan, .I Dobbs, D. Rodgers, E. Vor- clnhl, J. Henderson, R. Scar- borough, C. lrion, F. Cus- porr, J. Hogue. Row4: M Cardarelli, C. Reich, K Crichton, R. Hays, R. Moore, J. Frankenstein, HOMEROOM 205, 7-D Row 'I, L to R: K. Crouol, J Pratt, R. DeArment, K. Mc- Kean, K. Anderson, C. Bruun L. Whittle, P. Young, M Ovsen, Mr. George. Row2 W, Trushel, C. Wolfe, E. Mi ley, L. Aiken, J. Kaye, L. Pe- trus, C. Houk, K. Trent, R Heimann, Row 3: R. Carver, T. George, J. Foley, M. Kirc, W. Hall, L. Thompson, R. Deemer, C. Ranshaw, N Glorioso. Row4: R. Skoru pan, J. Reda, C. Davis, R Lauffer. 1 HOMEROOM 203, 7-F Row 1, L to R: L. Shively, V. Moore, L. Ertl, L. Chambers, K. Davis, D. McNear, C, Cer- iak, E. Coleman, Q. Thomas Mrs. Kuhr. Row 2: B. Hod n i c k , S. McCullough, C Beane, S. Bennett, P. Ed- monds, S. Hunzman, J. Hult, R. McCullough, E. Onuska Row 3: M. Temple, F. Johns J. Koch, J. Coleman, S. Cross, J. Druschel, R. Hall, C. Birge, J. Cousins. Row4: L. Bin lcoski, A. Montgomery, J McKenzie, D. Smith, R. Mc Donald, E, Hammond. HOMEROOM 212, 7-E Row l, L to R: L. Weyant, T. Beglin, L. Carnahan, D. Cash- clollar, H, Baughman, H. Stahl, H. Johns, R. McCoy, K. Hogsett, Mrs. L. R. Berg- stresser. Row 2: S. Roor- back, K. Engle, H. Munroe, M. Bennett, S. Perrott, P. Perkins, H. Patrick, S, Wey- and. Row 3: S. Robinson, R. Hamsher, M. Carver, F. Betchelor, J. Ca r ve r, S. Lopes, D. Knault. Row 4: W. Blanchard, J. Sawyer, J. Reiser, M. Miller, T, Rogers, H, Smith. HOMEROOM 206, 7-G Row 'I, L to R: L. Eppers, B Hazlett, D. Smith, J. Binkley M. Cametti, M. Bevington S. Stone, L. Nair, N. Blazier Mr. N. Amsler. Row 2: S Kornman, M. Reed, C, Har ry, P. Rall, S. Jolly, M. Hall Row 3: M. Rawlings, R. Bean L. Wolff, L. Petty, L. Bittner D. DePue, D. Ford, W. Cutri Row4: R. Frey, A. Adams J. Richter, W. Herstine, R Nicol, C. Welsh, S. Sovick P. Schultz. HOMEROOM 7-H Row 'l, L to R: M. Hanshaw J. Meek, J. Cahoon, B. Bo die, N. Whifworth, B. Mine ard, K. Anderson, P. Jurich B. Reynolds, Miss Swearin gen. Row 2: L. Eicher, C Davis, B. Smilh, P. Grim, B Maiors, M. Sanderbeck, K Jones, J. Lammie. Row 3: E Hutman, J. Lisf, T. Suica, D Parsons, L. Gallagher, D Shafer, D. Sherman, D. An zio. Row4: D. Barclay, B Springer, R. Coleman, R Roland, R. Harrison, J. Knoll. E HOMEROOM 7-8-J Row 'l, L to R: S. Brown, C Simmons, E. McCleery, C Leasha, L. Bostwick, M. Ours, R. Penrod, R. Horslman, L Trombulak, Mrs. Walfers Row 2: R. Riggs, G. Camp- bell, M. Lesefky, R. Grimes D. Carver, E. Leasha, W Nicholson, J. Casbourne, D lrey, W. Harris, C. Zimmer- mCIl'1. F362 Activities 85 STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1, Lto R: Mr. Rogers, P. Luster, C. Gochenour, S. Thomas, J. Yard, K. Albaugh, B. Palmer, S. Petrella, P. Patterson, J. Kiernan, M. Funk, C. Danneker, B. Rose. Row 2: D. Patrick, B. Flynn, W. Rose, J. Wohlgemuth, D. Morton, J. Null, P. Berk- man, R. Brooks, R. Williams, Row 3: J. Hagarman, T. Rockley, R. Trent, P. Phillips, J. Sommer, J. Anderson, D. Hromika, J. Brown, D. McKelvey, T. Barrett, J. Mitchell, W. Russell. OFFICERS: Patty Patterson, treasurer: Joyce Kiernan, secretary, James Hagarman, president, Joel Wohlge- muth, vice-president: Mr. Frank Rogers, sponsor. Student Council The 1961-62 Beaver Area Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Frank Rogers, was composed of 33 members--a student-elected president, four representatives-at-large, and the homeroom representatives. Jim Hagarman, president, Joel Wohlgemuth, vice-president, Joyce Kiernan, secretary, and Patty Patterson, treasurer led the student governing body in sev- eral successful projects this year. Among the money-making prciects were the sponsoring of a Thanksgiving homecoming dance and the sell- ing of candy at basketball games. The group assisted the Chamber cf Commerce in making post prom arrangements and also set up a nativ- ity scene during the Christmas season. Council members co-operated with the P.T.A. by acting as guides at open house. The student council acted as an intermediary between the faculty and the student body. lt strived to promote pride in the school on the part of the student body and to train the students in leadership and parlia- mentary procedure. ational onor Socie y Twenty-one highly screened members com- posed the roster of the 1961-62 National Honor Society. Requirements tor membership this year became more stringent. A member must have maintained a B average throughout his high school years and possessed the qualities of lead- ership, service, and character. The maior ob- jectives of the National Honor Society are to promote higher qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, and service, and to develop strength of character. Besides participating in several social activities, members acted as tutors to underclass- men and sponsored a service proiect. Philip Phillips and Sandra Stephens acted as president and secretary-treasurer of the organization. Mrs. Genevieve Hokman was adviser to the group. S. Stephens, Mrs. Hokman, P. Phillips Row l, L. to R.: M. Hogsett, P. Luster, L. Peugeot, J. Cadley, E. Lipsitz, M. Houdeshell, V. Salko. Row 2: D. Stout, B. Patterson P Patterson, P. Phillips, J. Wagner, S. Stephens, D. Hagen. Row 3: J. Davies, S, Swead, .l. Hagarman, C. Snitger, V. Brkich, C. Powell D. Patrick. F.T.A.-Row 'l, Lto R: Miss Lawson, C. Bissell, B. Rainey, D. Engle, N. Starkey, C. Gault, V. Jones, J. Kiefer, C. Snitger. Row 2: S McDermitt, K. Macon, K. Orend, L. LauFFer, L. Peugeot, M. Hogsett, B. Cupani, M. Hites. Row 3: F. Byers, F. Demarest, J. Haarbauer R. Murray. F. . . .S.A. Composed entirely of seniors, the Charles S. Linn Chapter ot the Future Teacher's Association is sponsored by Miss Adella Lawson. Meetings with other teaching groups and spring observa- tion program were their two projects. The otii- cers were Barbara Cupani, president, Sandra McDermitt, vice president, Charlotte Snitger, sec- retary, and Cheryl Bissel, treasurer. Under the guidance of Mrs. Anna Eastwood, 32 senior girls formed the Future Secretaries As- sociation. To acquaint members with the obli- gations and duties ot a secretary was the main objective of the F. S. A. Besides entertaining speakers in the business field, members visited the Robert Morris School of Business and attend- ed the National Secretaries Workshop. OFFicers were Jean Stahl, president, Jane Searight, vice president, Cheryl Persinger, secretary, and Paula Summerville, treasurer. F.S.A.-Row 'I, lto R: Mrs. Eastwood, I. Merical, B. Ryan, S. Barrasso, M. HoFFman, K. Temple, M. Durst, J. Eggler, P. Summerville, J. Blinn, J. Besong. Row 2: C. Bergener, D. Irey, C. Persinger, S. Jones, S. Swead, S. Petrellai, U. Spurgeon, R. Sallade, N. Herstine, J. Letsky, D. Grossglass. Row 3: J. Stahl, P. McPherson, D. Ambrose, B. Norton, D. Hill, J. Searight, S. Fulton, C. Engleman, J. Coughlin, S. Coles. l-lillltd' - Q 141- 'Q' 'i 'N H ...J -you PM at-.1 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-Raw 'l, Lto R: Mrs. l. Benner, P. Barger, J. Yard, L. McKenzie, S. Dappenbrook, L. Finlay, B. Wickline, B, Patterson, Miss R. Fisher, T. Detore, G. Keagy, L. Beecher, J. Doutt, N. Potts, Mrs. B. Rinehart. Row 2: J, Wagner, K. Fischer, P. Pat- terson, B. Hamilton, G. Rukavina, B. Hibbs, S. Farrell, V. Ratey, B. Grim, G. Eckelberger, J. Hogan, S. Hamilton, J. Brennan, M. E. Vogt, B. Cardarelli. Row 3: S. Wise, J. Howarth, C. Snitger, K. Sullivan, C. Gibson, G. Mankedick, L. Patton, C. Koble, M. Householder, S. Cargo, K. Keck, V. Redick, C. Moore, K. Chimley, T. Fairley. Row4: C. Powell, G. Knowles, E. Andresen, E. Ludwig, L. Sherlock, J. Sims, S. Reno, J. Winslow, P. Wayne, B. Adams, D. McClune, S. Stewart, C. Brown, B. Palmer, P. Lennox, M. Brubaker. Future Nurse Club The Future Nurse Club composed of 65 girls interested in the field of health, visited two nur- sing schools and planned a Christmas service proiect. The officers were Barbara Patterson, president, Sheryl Wise, vice-president, and Barb- ara Cardarelli, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ruth Fisher, Mrs. lrene Benner, and Mrs. Betty Rine- hart sponsored the club. Biology Career Group With the major aim of furthering the knowl- edge of biological opportunities, this group has proved itself to be profitable to the participating students. Each month a meeting is held with a speaker who has some affiliation with biology. Field trips are a maior activity of this industrious group. Under the guidance of Mr. W. McBurney, adviser, David Patrick, president, Terry Shaddick, vice-president, and Celia Powell, secretary, this club has enabled the student to View many bio- logical professions. BIOLOGY CAREER-Row 1, Ltc R: D. Patrick, M. Perry, K. Beeloe, S. Duplaga, J. Brown, D. Stout, T. Shaddick, R. Williams. Row 2: B. Patterson, R. Lee, N. Nicol, B. Forrester, D. Battung, W. Olssen, K. Albaugh, C. Powell, S. Reich, C. Danneker. Row 3: S. Forsman, M, Houdeshell, K. Orend, P. McPherson, M. Horst, B. Norton, E. Ludwig, P. Luster, S. Stephens, T. Fairley, J. Howarth. rf ' - X M'w-'MW- i ART CLUB-Row 1, L. to R.: Mrs. George, M. Hof-tman, P. Berkman, R. Lee. Row 2: S. Reno, C. Headland, C. Cooper, C. Bergener, M Durst, G. Schmidt, F. Hellman, J. Walters, S. Jones. Row 3: K, Plummer, C. Snitger, W. Turner, T. Barber, B. Rose, S. McDermitt, C Brobeck. Art lub Sponsored by Mrs. Marguerite George, the Art Club's major objective was to introduce the students to the different phases of art. A speaker and movies were the club's activities this year. Rosemary Lee, president, Martina HoFFman, vice- president, and Phil Berkman, secretary were the oFFicers. Camera Club Sponsored by Mr. J. R. Hopkins, the Camera Club had a membership of twenty-five. The club's major objectives were to become familiar with the principles of photography, and to pro- mote an interest in photography. Taking pic- tures at the major dances and going on a field trip were the club's major projects. CAMERA CLUB-Row 'l, L. to R.: Mr. Hopkins, J. Keagy, S. Rogers, R. Witten, R. Rohr. Row 2: R. Overtield, N. Smith, L. Morris, R Zeller, W. Shrubb, R. Montgomery, P. Pennock, V. Bennett, J. Bragg. Row 3: M. Bently, S. Crytzer, H. Johnson, D. Bainbridge, J Sanderbeck, D. Steele, D. McCoy, K. Yovich. ,W '-,se........:..mmsafa1 HTs29t15 i2'i:3listeS5+ir?5LsEwlsiZsi12?5FiH ffQji.i2Q2s?1a5.s5,i 2.:fE'iW '5 VW3iKiW II. , , 1, El Circulo Espanol El Circulo Espanol was composed of 87 Span- conversations. To observe the Spanish holidays ish students under the direction of Miss Adella was the club's maior project this year. The ofti- Lawson. The club's maior obiectives were to cers were: Sandra McDermitt, president, Judy become better acquainted with the Spanish cul- Wagner, vice president, Ginny Salko, secretary, ture and to make use of Spanish in informal situ- ancl Carol Brobeck, treasurer. ations. The latter was performed by skits and SPANISH CLUB-Row 'l, Lto R: Miss A. Lawson, J. Reynolds, S. Clark, M. Vogt, A. Lennox, J. Winslow, W. Olsson, M. Linn, P. Conk- lin, C. Gualt, J. Wagner, G. Nesbitt, P. Patterson, B. Cupani, L. Sherlock, S. Reich. Row 2: J. Griffith, R. Thomas, J. Cooper, H. Johnston, J. Cutri, J. Hetrick, H. Barley, H. Amberson, G. Berkley, J. Hatton, B. Wyant, J. Miller, G. Blistan, J. Sanderbeck. Row 3: R. Rohr, J. Stone, J. Patterson, D. Christie, V. Bennett, P. Woods, F. Byers, G. Langsdaie, E. Stewart, M. Christner, S. Duplaga, H. Wilson, R. Wit- ten, T. Demarest, E. Luckey, D. Scholter. SPANISH CLUB-Row 'l, Lto R: K. Gordon, A. Lampenstein, J. Furgiuele, M. Shermerhorn, U. Spurgeon, S. Roberts, M. Bentley, B. Grim, B. Cardarelli, J. Jagodich, J. Price, S. Fields, S. Duffy, G. Mankedick, G. Bell, S. Stewart. Row 2: G. Clark, R. Orr, A. Brown, M. Campbell, T. Ford, K. Snitger, C. Snitger, S. McDermitt, C. Brobeck, D. Morton, R. Walker, J. Denbow, J. Harrison, P. Berkman, D. Mich- aiski, B. Beglin, J. Higerd. Row 3: R. Meiners, W. Lang, T. Brown,G. Oldham, J. Anderson, B. Mendenhall, E. Loudon, R. Heddleston, R. Murray, D. Mason, R. Trent, R. Fischer, R. Lewis, R. Renner, J. Brobeck, P. Merz, T. Barber. FRENCH CLUB-Row I, L to R: Mrs. McBurney, B. Rainey, M. Hites, R. Lee, M. Schaab, C. Buehl, B. Hamilton, K. Sullivan, S. Thomas, M Cowan, P. McCune, K. McCall, C. Gochenour, L. Lambert, K. Humes, S. Jones, E. Lipsitz. Row 2: M. Krtzon, M. Boyd, E. McCoy, K. Sims C. Brobeck, M. Houdeshell, S. Stephens, V. Jones, E. Jones, D. Battung, J. Bechdel, B. Clark, A. Jellyman, D. Miser, C. Bissell, J. Hokman S. Reno, Row 3: A. Jones, M. Perry, J. Wagner, L. Seyboth, P. Luster, G. Nesbitt, J. Howarth, M. Hogsett, M. Horst, M. Lipsitz, A. Hom- esley, R. Ziegler, J. Wohlgemuth, J. Lary. Row 4: L, Ratcliff, D. Hagen, S. Salopek, P. Kimpie, B. Yokum, R. Mark, S. Hilbert, P. Phil- lips, M. Matsko, R. Murray, L. Cashdollar, W. Seyboth, J. Mitchell, D. Stout, T. Rackley, L. Ammon. Tawasi Club The French Club, founded in 1958, works for The Tqwqsi Club, formerly known Q5 the Li- 1 a better understanding of the French people. With Marcia Houdeshell, president: Paula McCune, vice president, Rosemary Lee, secretary, and Pam Luster, treasurer, this club strives to broaden the student's knowledge of France. The club has used tapes from France and many of the members corresponded with French citizens. The 61 member club consisting of second and third year French students was sponsored by Mrs. E. J. McBurney. brary Club, consisted of 39 members this year. Tawasi, which means service to others, was chos- en as the name of the club by the library assist- ants. These students assist Miss Betty Grossman, librarian and sponsor of the club, in managing the library. Under the leadership of Joan Kief- er, president, Tina Fairley, vice president: Sharon Duffy, secretary, and Ginny Salko and Jody Ho- warth, co-treasurers, the Tawasi Club undertook three major projects this year. With the aid of the Home Economics Department, they sponsored the faculty Christmas party. Two other projects were publishing a student manual for library as- sistants and a library newsletter. TAWASI CLUB-Row 1, L10 R: Miss Grossman, G. Keagy, M. Schell, M. Hupp, E. Snyder, J. Kiefer, T. Fairley, J. Sulser, J. McConnel, J Kiernan, S. Duffy, S. Pinkerton. Row 2: J. Wagner, K. Orend, V. Gill, V. Salko, J. Buckley, J. Sims, N. Drushell, K. Temple, S. Swead B. Grim, S. Forsman. Row 3: L. Seyboth, J. Stahl, M. Krzton, S. Deffenbaugh, M. Hites, B. Cupani, P. McPherson, B. Norton, K. Cooke J. Howarth, M. Hogsett. Bobcat lub Any student in Beaver Area High School is eligible to ioin the Bobcat Club. One hundred twenty-three students took advan- tage of this privilege by ioining. Under adviser Mr. E. C. Thull, the club sponsored all dances held after the basketball games and two semi-'Formal dances-the annual Christmas Dance and the basketball dance. Otticers for T961-62 were: Dianne Gross- glass, president, Molly Horst, vice-president, Molly Funk, secretary, and Dave Noll and Dave Mason, co-treasurers. The Leader's Club, under the direction ot Miss Priscilla Wasilko, was composed of ten senior and tive iunior girls who had shown outstanding athletic ability in gym class. These girls served as aides to the phy- sical education instructor and organized programs for G. A. A. Their main objec- tives were: to promote sportsmanship, to or- ganize girls' athletics, and to set an exam- ple of leadership in all school activities. The present otticers are: Jane Walters, presi- dent, Saundra Petrella, vice-president, Gail Nesbitt, secretary, Cathy Snitger, treasurer, Gloria Johnson, historian, and Marian Nu- gent, photographer. BOBCAT CLUB-Mr. Thull, D. Mason, D Noll D Gross glass, M. Horst, M. Funk. Leaders Club LEADERS CLUB-Row 1, Lto R: Miss Wasilko, G. John son, S. Petrella, G. Nesbitt, B. Patterson, C. Grdenich Row 2: C. Collins, L. Lambert, P. Renkin, S. Dappen brook, M. Durst. Row 3: N. Nicol, M. Nugent, D. Miser K. Snitger, J. Walters. Girls' Athletic Association annual G. A. A. banquet, where many prizes The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the G. A. A., consists of girls in the tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grades who are interested in athletics. The function of the organization is to promote good sportsmanship and to provide a chance for girls to participate in athletics. This year's program began with a play-night, spon- sored by the Leader's Club. The olificers had a with much enthusiasm. The next thing on the agenda was a basketball tournament. Some- thing new this year was the addition of an all- star basketball game which was played near the end ofthe year. The team which played in this game was selected from the total membership of the G. A. A. The year was climaxed by the volleyball tournament which was played OFF were awarded. Seniors Row 'l, l.to R: S. Coles, E. Jones, G. Rukavina, M. Hogsett, C. Gault, J. Walters, R. Sallade, N. Johnson, J. Howarth, K. Humes, P. Patter- son, B. Cupani, J. Eggler. Row 2: C. Engleman, D. Ambrose, L. Lauffer, C. Persinger, D. Grossglass, M. Houdeshell, E. Lipsitz, l.. Peugeot, L. Wilson, P. Summerville, R. VanDoren, S. Petrella, P. Wayne, G. Nesbitt. Row 3: C. Bergener, S. Barrasso, C. Moore, J. Dorsey, M. Hoffman, T. Fairley, D. lrey, N. Nicol, G. Johnson, M. Nugent, L. Seyboth, K. Chimley, V. Salko, S. Roberts. Row 4: C. Grdnich, M. Durst, J. Letsky, D. Rhinehart, C. Drushel, N. Herstine, P. Barger, K. Orend, P. McPherson, C. Powell, B. Patterson, C. Gibson. ,, i .,.. , .. ...., .,,... ..,,.,, . , . ....M,..., ,... . ..- ,. ..,,.., .,.. e-...,,.-. ,.e....W,, -, .W A, l i l Juniors Row 1, L. to R.: K. McCall, J. Troutman, D. Losada, K. Sarvey, M. Krzton, B. Thomas, J. Doutt, L. Lambert, D. Battung, G. Vukson, S. Reich, J. Javonovich, J. Bumiller. Row 2: C. Buehl, L. Soles, K. Healey, D. Barger, P. Petty, L. Ellis, M. Linn, M. Linn, N. Haskin, S. Clarke, J. Hokman, B. Clark, S. Field. Row 3: P. McCune, S. McBrien, C. Cascio, M. Schermerhorn, J. Hall, G. Reed, A. Wehrle, M. Boyd, G. Knowles, S. Dappenlorook, J. Brennan, C. Cooper, K. Albaugh, S. Holby, J. Reynolds. Row 4: S. Holzworth, S. Lennox, M. Horst, S. Pinkerton, J. Price, L. Sarvey, K. Dambaugh, C. Snitger, J. Winslow, J. Mohr, C. Snitger, P. Renkin, J. Loughren, J. Lawrence. Row 'l, L. to R.: M. McClarey, C. Brown, N. Feicht, C. Hodges, G. Danneker, R. Chysh, C. Henwood, M. Furguiele, K. Martell, S. Deem, M. Householder, S. Cargo, S. Patten, C. McNear, B. Wonnell. Row 2: P. Robinson, M. Galovic, P. DelSota, M. Funk, S. Duffy, A. Pawka, P. Conklin, N. Brown, V. Gill, B. NeFFenegger, S. Deltenloaugh, S. Seaburn, S. List, C. Onuska, V. Ratey. Row 3: N. Orend, K. Barclay, L. Patton, B. Palmer, J. Kiernan, L. Bush, A. Soisson, S. Hamilton, M. Bentley, M. Casloourne, M. Romisher, B. Little, C. Bell. Row 4: M. Hill, L. Rogers, K. Pence, A. Dunn, L. Skcilka, K. Bechtel, S. Morrow, C. Matsko, B. Grim, J. Schueler, C. Bonnar, A. Teapole, P. Evans, K. Baer, V. Redick. Row 5: J. Yortick, L. Riley, K. Keck, S. Swingle, J. Sulser, C. Reichert, S. Faulk, D. McClune, S. Stewart, D. Hamil- ton, S. Reno, J. McConnell, J. Jagodich, G. Mankedick. Sophomores 95 l l l l i I 1 l l l l l l B.A.C. JUNIOR-SENIOR LEAGUE - EASTERN DIVISION B. Murray F. Craighead A. Peterson J. Hagarman J. Mankedich R. Williams J. Anderson Woods lCupt.J KCGPT-J ICOPT-I ICUPLJ ICUPI-J lCC1Pf-J ICOIPT-J KCUPT-J F. Neville R. Renner B. Phillips M. Lipsitz D. Christie D. Stilley T. Woods Davies R. Bqker R. Davis B. Mendenhall D. Morton D. Brunton K. McMillan H. Wilson Janeck J. Stone B. Buckley B. McMillen J. Wohlgemuth W. Turner D. Patrick A. Brown Hilbert G, Clqrk V. Brkich E. Bender B. Klotz S. Duplaga J. Clark A. Frey Tallon J. Weidner J. Armstrong W. Lang L. Morris F. Cascio C. McCune D. Shaffer Sallade C. Yenni D. McClain T. Hansen J. Mickey R. Martucci A. McCarthy R. Meilton Stoup R. Stuck H. Yonkovich D. Kress J. Darby D. Steel J. Ramirez J. Welsh Matsko WESTERN DIVISION L P. Merz lCapt.J E. Stewart J. Patterson E, Luckey B. Witten H. Grimth J. Sommer Michalski D. Lambert KCUPT-I KCUPH CKCUM-t CCQM-J ICOM-J KCOFYJ ICOM-J L. Ammon M. Christner D. Mason C. Kughn J. Sandereck B. Shimko B. Johnston Haarbauer T' Shqddick A. Homesley T. Rackley E. Rose D. Stout T. Demarest R. Wardman Seyboth L. lfff T. Ford T. Hetrick J. Mitchell R. Romisher H. Amberson L. Weaver Mark B, Caynghqn J. Stotler L. Henry B. Krause J. Hoegle T. Gomola D. West Barley M' Christy K. Beebe J. Brown B. Bell B. Flynn C. Grad A. Jones Wolford J. Hogan G. Allshouse G. Langsdale B. Anderson R. Montgomery J. Traister Rotherham K, Yovich B. Wilson J. Tutwiler W. Shrubb L. Ratcliffe S. Salopek Gilroy B.A.C. SOPHOMORE LEAGUE - EASTERN DIVISION B. Rose fCapt.J J. Blistan R. Brooke Jeff Meek C Bell fCapt.j R. Lewis LCGPI-J ICCIPI-J ICCIPIJ C Wallace J, Lehriqn P. Berkman M. Vento H. Bennet D. Thomas B. Fischer B. Heid J. Null J. Harrison R. Anderson J. Miller B. Johnson D. Hollander P. Scranton R. Beatty R. Dishler B. Bogovich B. Rowse P. Lash B, Hendry R, Onuskq J. Haddock J. Faller K. Cosky B, Ggmolq J. Hoban R. Smith O. Mihm B. Higerd C. Householder D. McMillan WESTERN DIVISION D. Young B. Wyant D. Melkerson D. Morton A Bevevino CCapt.J lCapt.J iCapt.J lCapt.J QCapt.J T. Denbow J. Hites D. Burtyk T. Bunish M. Campbell A. McLeod J. Stewart D. Conner J. Cooper N Schroeder D. Forrester S. McKnight D. Paulovich B. Marko S. Taylor D. Baker B. Blose R. Nesta J. McCandless T. Tray J. Drain J. Ridings A. Meilton E. Doutt R. Walker J. Yellig H. Johnston C. Holdren L. Thomas B. Orr P. Pennock J. Steele P. Wolesencuk F. Elkin 96 HI-Y-Row 'l, L to R: Mr. Cochran, R. Rotherham, J. Meek, D. Hollander, D. Burtyk, M. Vento, C. Wallace, E. Luckey, T. Demarest, D Christie, J. Lary, D. Stout, J. Mitchell, G. Berkley, R. Wardman, G. Clark, P. Scranton, B. Yokem, R. Brooks. Row 2: J. Stone, B. Menden hall, T. Shaddick, S. Duplaga, J. Miller, D. Brunton, P. Woods, D. Mahalski, J. Anderson, S. Hilbert, T. Hetrick, J. Sanderbeck, A. Brown L. Morris, A. Jones, J. Stotler, H. Bennett, R. Krause. Row 3: M. Matsko, H. Wilson, J. Metzger, W. Turner, F. Byers, R. Phillips, G. Old ham, L. Cashdollar, E. Loudon, E. Stewart, W. Seyboth, R. Heddleston, R. Witten, D. Mason, D. Noll, J. Patterson, C. Yenni, W. Russell ' Alpha Tri Hi -Y T. Brown, R. Murray. HI-Y The Young Men's Christian Association spon- sors the Senior Hi-Y. Mr. Thomas Cochran guides and advises the group. Any sophomore, junior, or senior boy is eligible for membership. This 47 member group strived to develop character, leadership, group responsibility, and better Christian living. The major objective of the club was a Thanksgiving assembly. They also plan- ned skating, bowling, and swimming parties. This year's officers were Dave Stout, president, Michael Vento, vice-president, and James Lary, treasurer. Any junior or senior girl was eligible for membership in the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. This service club composed of 3'l girls and under the guid- ance of Mrs. E. J. McBurney, carried through sev- eral successful projects this year. ln the fall the selling of mums and the making of Thanksgiving favors for patients at Rochester Hospital were the major activities. Later in the year the girls sponsored a clothing drive, held a faculty tea, presented the Easter assembly, and installed new members. The otticers were Sandy Stephens, president, Sheila Holby, vice-president, Pamela Luster, secretary, Joann Javonovich, treasurer, Judy Wagner, historian, and Barbara Clark, chaplain. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y-Row 1, Lto R: P. Petty, B. Forrester, L. Ellis, E. Jones, B. Rainey, S. Barasso, S. Reich, J. Javonovich. Row 2: C. Bro- beck, P. Luster, S. Swead, S. Foresman, G. Reed, L. Campbell, A. Bryson, K. Albaugh, B. Clark. Row 3: E. Ludwig, J. Wagner, S. Step- hens, J. Hokman, V. Schmidt, C. Gault, S. Holby, M. Houdeshell, L. Sherlock. Beaver Area High School Ban The T20 piece Beaver Area High School Band has been very busy this year. Mr. R. C. Jones, assisted by Mr. W. Schwarts, struck up the band during every pep rally and football game half-time. Also scheduled were various com- munity activities such as the Geneva Home- coming and a trip to Kennywood Park. Dressed in their new navy-blue uniforms, the band struck a fine note in the Veteran's Day, the Memorial Day, and the Halloween Parade. During the winter, instruments were practiced diligently in preparation for the Spring Concert, which was a huge success. The annual Band Banquet yielded a frolicking time for all who attended. When- ever the band appeared, it was received with en- thusiasm and great enjoyment. Entertainment at Band Banquet Rowl, Lto R: B. Hendry, J. Bumiller, S. Fields, D. Grossglass, M. Linn, J. Lehrian, M. Perrott, B. Krause, J. Haarbauer. Row 2: H Johnston, J. Hokman, C. Wise, V. J. Vlalters, K. Humes, K. Bechtel, L. Bush. Row 3: K. Johns, K. Sullivan, L. Lambert, J. Reynolds, M Houdeshell, N. Johnson, M. Lenhult. Row 4: G. Clark, S. Salopek, J. McCandless, T. Bomar, N. Haskin, R. Zellar, R. Packer, B. McMil lan J. Lucci. Row 5: V. Bennett, P. Scranton, C. Wallace, J. Meek, R. Beatty, D. McMillan, M. Hogsett, S. Holby, S. Morrow. Rowf6 D. Schattier, T. Barrett, J. Clark, H. Kaye, D. Davis, T. Mahatfey, J. Davies. Row 7: D. Noll, B. Mateer, J. Drain. 'Mx Row l, Lto R: S. Field, D. Grossglass, J, Bumiller. Row 2: H. Johnston, N. Brown, B. Palmer, L. Binder Row 1, Lto R: A. Jones, J. Brown, D. Steele, R. Bodie, M. Linn, L. Binder, N. Brown, B, Palmer, W. Shrubb. Row 2: E. Jones, K. Pence, L. Lloyd, V. Jones, D. Snyder, D. Engle, A. James, F. Bentel. Row 3: V. Ratey, C. Westfall, B. Little, C. Bell, J. Besong, S. Fulton, D. Hum, C. Gault, L. Rodgers, Mr. R. C. Janes. Row 4: K. Gordon, J. Brobeck, R. Ziegler, L. Ratclift, R. Gilroy, R. Baker, J. Schueler, L. Walker, J. Hatton, J. Todd, Mr. W. Schwartz. Row 5: K. Ficher, C. Gochenour, J. Doutt, G. Langsdale, J. Higerd, B. Mills, A. Homesley, B. Wilson, L. Henry, A. McCarthy. Row 6: G. Dockter, P. Gross, B. Carnahan, W. Brown, S. Jones, G. Rukavina, R. McConneI, K. Ste- phens, J. Null, B. Clark. Row 7: G. McClure, J. Steele. ind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble, directed by Mr. R. C. Jones, was composed of 50 interested senior high band members who had Cl definite desire to fur- ther their musical education. In the Wind Ensem- ble members had an opportunity to improve their musical talents by being introduced to more diffi- cult and extensive band literature. This instru- mental group's first performance was the Christ- mas concert at the holiday assembly. Also on the agenda was a trip to the Beaver County Home and Hospital to entertain the elderly pa- tients. ln the spring, the members busily pre- pared for the Invitational Concert, the longest program of the year. Swing Band A one an' a two were words quite frequent- ly uttered by Mr. William W. Schwartz since tak- ing over direction of the Beaver Bop-Cats swing band this year. lts members, including T7 in- strumentalists, Sharon Swingle and Val Brkich as vocalists, thrilled audiences large and small with their excellent renditions of dance melodies. Pro- viding entertainment for the all-school play and presenting several musical selections in the an- nual spring band concert were two important school performances of the swing band. During the year the Bob-Cats performed at Slippery Rock College and Riverside High School. They also furnished four evenings of toe-tapping music for the adult dances sponsored by the Band Mothers. SWING BAND-Rowl, Lto R: K. Stephens, A. Homesley, B. Mills. R. McConnel, A. McCar- thy, C. Morrow. Row 2: J. Da- vies, T. Mahaffey, T. Barrett, D. Schaffer, B. Mateer, V. Brkich, S. Swingle, Mr. Schwartz. Row 3: J. Meek, T. Bomar, G. Clark, S. Salopek. Row 4: J. Brown. 'IOO Row 1, l to R: J. Patterson, J. Kiefer, B. Rainey, J. Walt- Brkich, B. Carnahan. id-Wfes Band and Chorus Mid-West Band The T962 Mid-Western District Band Festival was held at Lakeview High School in Stoneboro, Pa., January l8, 19, and 20. A final and very outstanding concert climaxed the event on Sat- urday evening. Requirement for membership is a recommendation by the high school band di- rector. The Festival selection committee governs instrumentation. Beaver was well represented this year as six of our talentecl student musicians were selected for the 200 piece band. The rnaior obiective of this organization is to provide valu- able musical experience for the skilled high school musician beyond that attainable on the local level. Mid-Western Choruses A group of several Seniors from Beaver Area High School journeyed to New Brighton on April 5 to participate in the Mid-Western District Chorus rehearsals and concerts. An outstanding direc- tor was engaged to conduct these concerts. Beaver Area High School was host to the Regional Chorus of the Mid-Western District on May 3, 4, 5. After intensive rehearsals two con- certs were presented for public entertainment. Mr. John Raymond of Lafayette College was the guest conductor. Approximately 200 students from many high schools participated in each of these Choral activities. K. Sullivan, M. Hogsett, C. Gault, B. Mateer, N. Starkey, T. Barrett, Mr. Jones. rs, D. Noll. Row2: V. Choruses BOYS' OCTET-V. Brkich, J. Ramsey, F. Byers, B. Cooper, J. Griffith, G. Berkley, T. Brown, R. Murray. Get rid of that gum and sit up straight are not unfamiliar words to the ears of Con- cert Choir members. These two phrases are often spoken by Miss Marilyn Werner, our new and pert choral director at Beaver High School. Under her direction the sixty-eight voice choir performed first this year at the Thanksgiving assembly, and shortly afterwards sang gay yuletide selections at both our own Christmas assembly and also at an exchange program with Rochester. A new feature, and we hope the start of a tradition to continue on our school calendar, was a Christmas evening program presented to the public. After Christmas the Con- cert Choir settled down to work on music for the annual Spring Concert which included num- bers from the popular Broadway musical, West Side Story. Sometimes receiving less recogni- tion, but nevertheless worthy of praise, is Beaver High's Girls' Chorus. Also directed by Miss Wer- ner, our forty-six singing maidens performed several songs in the Christmas and Spring Con- cert programs. GIRLS' CHORUS-Row 'I, L to R: G. Reep, C. Headland, S. Deem, B. Grim, C. Henwood, C. McNear, S. Cargo, G. Keagy, L. Yovich, J. Dorsey, L. Campbell, D. Devlin, K. McKean, D. Hamilton. Row 2: P. Snowden, M. Householder, K. Craft, J. Reed, B. Wonnell, M. Simons, D. McClune, N. Feicht, S. Patten, C. Cascio, L. Ellis, C. Brown, B. Cardarelli, P. Lennox, M. Hupp, Miss Werner. Row 3: C. Kolale, S. Faulk, N. Templin, V. Redick, K. Baer, M. Brubaker, B. Adams, P. Petty, C. Matsko, M. Horst, S. McBrien, K. Keck, S. Stewart. Row 4: S. Seaburn, S. Rogus, M. McClarey, J. Hall, C. Druschel, M. Jellyman. CONCERT CHOIR-Row 'l, L to R: C. Gibson, J. Kiefer, A. Wehrle, C, Bonnar, J. Hebenthal, N. Potts, R. Bodie, J. Armstrong, D. Morton E. Eppinger, G. Berkley, J. Blistan, T. Hetrick, K. Martell, W. Olsson,P. Patterson, J. Walters, L. Peugeot. Row 2: D. Barger, E. Jones S. Jones, R. VanDoren, B. Hamilton, J. Eggler, R. Russell, V. Brkich, R. Wardman, B. Cooper, J. Ramsey, J. Sanford, V. Lowman, A. Tea pole, C. Hooker, C. Powell, B. Rainey. Row 3: S. List, S. Swingle, L. Wilson, L. Traylor, S. Field, D. Stilley, J. Albrecht, H. Griffith, C Bell, K. Macon, A. Dunn, J. Troutman, N. Drushell, N. Haskin, S. McDermitt. Row 4: L. McKenzie, V. Gill, R. Witten, T. Brown, A. Mc Carthy, K. Byers, B. Carnahan, E. Luckey. usic akers Triple Trio and Boys' Octet Two special groups which are a part of Beaver High's choral department are the Girls' Triple Trio and Boys' Octet. Selected through competition on the basis of voice quality and musical ability, members of these groups have developed strong interest and proven themselves to be promising young musicians. The Triple Trio has presented several programs outside of school for community groups and the Beaver County Home. Boys' Octet also performed at the Beaver County Home and in the Spring Con- cert. Both groups are under the direction of Miss Marilyn Werner. TRIPLE TRIO-N. Haskin, Miss Werner, C. Powell, J. Walters, L. Peugeot, R. VanDoren, S. Jones, W. Olsson, J. Kiefer, C. Hooker, B. Rainey. 103 STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 'l, Llc R: J. Binkley, L. Shively, E. Colman, P. Dully, L. Nair, P. Gregory, M. Plummer, C. Conklin, N. Slahl, K. Johnson. Row 2: E. Miley, L. Aken, K. Trenl, D. Ford, J. Koch, J.Reiser, J. Carderelli, B. Nicholson, D. Anzio, C. Quigley, L. Boslwick, Mr. Williams. Row 3: K. Lewis, V. Frank, E. Lalshaw, B. Deem, N. Halvin, D. Rudolph, M. Chrisly, S. Shugerl, S. Darby, B. Heisley. Row 4: N. Miller, C. Bernhardy, G. Pomaybo, L. McNabb, R. Pollen, R. Cazen, C. Leila, L. Binder, C. Fisher. Row 5: R. Morrow, K. Torrence, M. Moldovan, L. Thomas, L. Wilworlh, S. Cobner, C. Johns, K. Wagner, M. Bevevino, H. Hall, B. Reynolds, S. George, R. Savlo. Row 6: R. Macusic, A. Grim, J. Rowse, T. Sallorelli, B. King, R. Rogers, C. Ray, D. Ricker, D. Miller, J. Coughlin. Junior High Stud nt Council Hall onitors JUNIOR HIGH HALL HONITORS-Row 1, Llo R: C. Daniels, E. Ulrich, E. Calvin, B. Guwang, M. James, R. Savio, S. Hughes, K. Lewis, H. Hall, Mrs. Williams. Row 2: R. Graf, P. Yulmeyer, R. Venlo, L. McNabb, T. Merril, T. Polls, J. Brown, R. Bell, J. Grooms, Mrs. Armour. Row 3: K. Torrence, M. Null, K. Bennell, C. Morse, L. Taylor, N. Chaney, G. Green, H. Simpson, D. Rudolph, C. Anderson, J. Coughlin. Row 4: J. Oldham, C. Holl, L. Mack, B. Pallerson, J. Youles, B. Culley, N. Frey. -'lif 1 , :ff ? Wl ' ' +111 S M Elllliiir i -:'.- - .. 'f't:.i:Pf.: Ml.. H --1 H, fr . .,atw55w5 JR. HIGH BAND-Row 'l, L to R: L. Thomas, K. Torrence, M. Hogsett, H. Laughlin, A. Cooper, J. Ewing, M. Cornell, C. Kester, L. Curran, M. Carlson, M. Clark, L. Baer, C. George, R. Johnston, P. Webster. Row 2: J. Gilmour, M. Taylor, G. Smalstig, C. Bodnar, M. Wallover, J. Ewing, K. Little, C. Beckett, C. Thomas, P. Loeltler, E. Early, S. Heimer, L. Thomas. Row 3: T. Trishman, T. Palmer, L. Riley, R. Stokes, V. Bliss, J. Yohe, L. Snyder, J. Coughlin, K. Walsh, D. Sarchet, B. Bauer, R. Allshouse, R. Strobel, R. Bundy. Row 4: W. White, J. Kauf- man, T. Westfall, L. Howard, J. Rieser, R. Reynolds, T. lrwin, M. Manning, L. Bingenheimer, L. Snyder, C. Evans, J. Anderson, R. Mateer. Row 5: N. Vordohl, G. Hemphill, J. Passavant, J. O'Leary, G. Wolf, D. Simons, R. King, R. Rogers, W. Flick, B. Noll, R. Potter, J. Haskin, D. Bernard. Junior High Band JR. HIGH BAND-Row 'l, L to R: S. Roorback, K. Hogsett, N. Johns, D. Roll, T. Beglin, P. Gilmour, C. Kester, K. Johnson, C. Quigley, L. Shively, D. Smith, N. Stahl, B. Westlager, K. Anderson, K. Davis, S. Wallover, P. Jurich, A. Lang, G. Meyers, W. Trushel. Row 2: D. Knautt, C. Bean, J. Pratt, C. Harry, S. Wyncoop, S. Brown, S. Higbee, S. Charron, A. Knopp, V. Frank, E. Rowe, S. Teapole, J. Carver, D. Sherman, R. Beane, R. Heiman, D. Detwiler, R. Rainey, E. Vordahl. Row 3: R. McCoy, D. Shaffer, M. Black, J. Peugeot, M. Bennett, P. Grim, M. Sanderbeck, J. Gross, K. Gray, P. Morrison, S. Robinson, J. Koch, R. Graf, T. Meyers, R. Deemer, S. Lampinstein, J. Rothlisberger, M. Carver. Row 4: K. Ammon, R. Hanshaw, J. Catlin, J. Kaye, J. Reed, J. Irwin, C. Conklin, P. Perkins, K. Farkas, S. Dobbs, N. Miller, S. Hilfinger, G. Peugeot, P. Strand, F. Batchelor, P. Perry D. Blistan, R. Hamsher, J. Roberts. Row 5: F. Cuspard, N. Glorioso, F. Holby, N. Patrick, J. Murphy, C. Wolfe, K. Renner, J. Conrad, T. George, R. Coleman, M. Hitchin, W. Reese, J. Reiser, C. Reich, P. Catlin, J. Crum- rine, T. Monroe. HI-Y,9-Row'l, L to R: R. Marsh, P. Onuska, D. Harvey, J. Rowse, D. Goldstrom, J. O'Leary, G. Wolf, K. Williams, R.. Rogers, J. Colombo, W. Little, G. Schuller, T. Westfall. Row 2: C. Holt, D. Sebastian, T. Ferkol, P. Stuck, D. McKim, J. Passavant, R. King, D. Simons, R. Eozor, J. Jelly- man, Mr. Maravich. Row 3: D. Devine, R. Modeler, W. Borringer, J. Haskin, T. White, G. Hemphill, R. Reno, B. Mateer, B. Patton, R. Davis, C. McKenny, R. Morgan. Row 4: H. Harper, l.. Mack, N. Frey, H. Grove, K. Block, B. Bundy, B. Noll, W. Flick, G. Ray, J. Youtes, D. Benarol, M. Phipps, R. Potter, J. Jordan. HI-Y, 8-Row 'l, l to R: D. Kazen, E. Nicol, G. Miller, F. Lingenfelter, A. Adams, J. Donaldson, D. Fischer, D. Wilson, B. White, W. Dorsey, Mr. Miller. Row 2: J. Roethlisberger, M. McCune, D. Detwiler, K. May, E. Merz, R. Hague, J. Grdenich, B. Vento, T. Cable, L. Howard, P. Yutemeyer. Row 3: D. Brimmeir, J, Smith, B. Templin, J. Kretzler, M. Hitchin, M. Lund, C. Lieb, D. Householder, W. Peters, H. Sutter, J. Roberts, J. Kaufman. HI-Y, 7-Row 'l, l. to R: W. Morgan, D. DePue, R. Heimonn, J. Jones, R. Hall, C. Wolfe, K. Trent, W. Cutri, W. Trushel, J. Cousins. Row 2: S. Sovick, A. Adams, A. Montgomery, R. Hays, C. Davis, K. Crichton, W. Hall, J. Dobbs. Row 3: W. Herstine, M. Cardarelli, R. Nicol, R. Rolanol, Mr. George. TRI-Hl-Y, 9-Row 1, L to R: K. Gallagher, R. Savio, B. Biclncucci, C. Sell, B. Reynolds, H. Hall, N. lFft, S. Yemm, K, Mclntyre, P. Lowman, J. Waddell, L. Farance, W. Jones, K. Mohney, M. Thompson, P. Leech, J. Smith. Row 2: P. Powell, M. James, B. Johnston, E. Early, C. Morse, J. Hall, F. Romine, S. Stolz, L. Hogue, M. Carlson, M. Campbell, L. Circle, N. Walker, L. LaForce, M. D'Allessanalra, N. Korn, L. Breit, K. Kronk, Mrs. Katich. Row 3: S. Hughes, H. Maiors, S. Rush, P. Cahoon, D. Stoup, R. Macusic, M. Robinson, P. Hogsett, S. Gill, D. Sarchet, K. Katich, C. Shively, M. Moldovan, S. Cobner, M. Wallover, C. Wing, J. Cupani. Row 4: J. Coughlin, S. Heimann, L. Taylor, S. Ammon, K. Wagner, L. Thomas, A. Grimm, G. Bliss, C. Johns, D. Olexa, G. Greene, H. Laughlin, C. Carnahan, E. Teapole, J. Uebelhart, J. White, P. McCaw, S. Forester. Row 5: J. Luster, S. Black, D. Camp, C. Thomas, D. Bowser, M. Graham, C. Reed, M. Baker, S. Campbell, C. George, M. Guglielme, J. Nay, C. Holli- baugh, R. Burton, D. Miller, J. Sinkovitz, G. Smalstig, C. Bodnor, P. Webster, C. Beaner. TRI HI-Y, 8-Row 1, Lto R: S. Boyce, J. McPherson, C. Romigh, C. Farkas, M. Miesse, S. Shugert, M. Gilroy, K. Fontaine, M. Whitney, D. Sabo, J. Wilson, M. Mickey, C. Wildman, T. Rose, E. Wolford, C. Fisher, M. Everett, Mrs, H. Swasey. Row 2: R. Irwin, B. Bright, L. Curran, L. Mengle, L. Kiland, C. Kister, J. Ewing, S. Hiecl, M. A. Christe, R. Campbell, S. Darby, K. Farkas, P. Morrison, R. Hamilton, E. Howe, T. Hoop, J. Roosa, E. Jellyman. Row 3: R. Stout, P. Huzyak, K. Gray, J. List, J. A. Myers, Y. Mohr, J. Stitler, S. Charron, K. Bingle, M. Cornell, S. Adrian, C. Daniels, S. Higbee, A. Hutchin, A. Hutchinson, M. Lennox, C. Bates, J. Jenkins, D. Born. Row 4: B. Silbaugh, M, Jenkins, N. Halvin, J. Palm, M. Krepps, E. Latshaw, G. Frank, B. Deem, D. Gressley, C. Bernharcly, S. Rice, S. Hilfinger, P. Taylor, S. Dobbs, N. Miller, K. Louis, K. Little, P. Wilson, C. Peters, P. Nicols, J. A. Gilmour. TRI HI-Y, 7-Row 1, Lto R: L. Trombulax, D. Benson, M. Ovsen, L. Whittle, P. Gilmour, T. Braun, L. Carnahan, T. Beglin, L. Shively, C. Ceyak, N. Johns, N. Baughman, E. Whitney, L. Popp, K. Davis, J. Baker, Mrs. Williams. Row 2: R. Horstman, R. Mineard, S. McCullough, J. Hoult, J. Larn- mie, C. Davis, L. Petrus, B. Eazor, C. Houk, P. Young, J. Cahoon, D. McNear, R. McCullough, S. Wyncoop, L. Frantz. Row 3: M. Ours, C. Sim- mons, J. Meek, M. Black, N. Mclntosh, J. Binkley, B. Shaner, S. Roarback, K. McKean, K. Croud, H. Waddell, N. Yorns, M. Sanderbeck, N. Whitworth, E. Onuska, M. Bennett. Row 4: C. Leasha, E. McCleery, K. Engle, S. Jolly, K. Ellis, S. lrwin, E. Miley, P. Guwang, K. Luckey, C. Conk- lin, P. Perkins, N. Patrick, K. Hogsett, J. Murphy, S. Weyand, B. Nugent. Library Assistants r w ECHO-Row i, L to R: D. Battung, J. Yard, J. Miller, K. Orend, K. Macon, V. Salko, E. Lipsitz, D. Devlin, L. Yovich. Row 2: S. Clarke, C Buehl, J. Sims, C. Hooker, L. Seyboth, J. Wagner, C. Brobeck, E. Ludwig, M. Hogsett. Row 3: D. Bainbridge, J. Keagy, N. Smith, A McCarthy, A, Frey, B. Best, W. Lang, D. Mason, R. Murray, B. Russell. Echo Members of the journalism and typists of the commercial classes composed the staFF of the Bobcat's Echo. These 23 students, under the guidance of Mr. J. R. Hopkins, produced six is- sues of the Echo. They exchanged papers with 35 other schools and ioined the Pittsburgh Jun- ior Press Club. To be eligible for membership in the iournalism class a student must have main- tained a B average in English and received rec- ommendation trom his teachers. Judy Wagner, editor, Bill Russell, sports editor, Kathy Orend, photography editor, and Ginny Salko, business manager headed the Echo staff this year. Li'l Beaver's Log Editor-in-chief Susan Bodell and co-editors, Martha Robinson and Phyllis McCaw headed the forty-tive member staff of the Li'l Beaver's Log this year. To provide students an opportunity to develop special abilities is the maior purpose of the Junior High School newspaper. Susan Bodell also served as Shingas correspondent from the Junior High. Mr. William W. Huber advised the publication this year. JR. HI LOG-Row 1, L to R: C. Glorioso, C. Romigh, J. McPherson, J. Cupani, J. White, M. Whitney, P. Leech, K. Fontaine, M. Miesse C. Farkas, K. Yocurn, S. Shugert. Row 2: K. Katich, J. Reed, B. Stout, A. Hutchinson, P. Morrison, S. Bodell, K. Farkas, K. Kramer, S Hilfinger, C. Bernhardy, N. Miller, K. Lewis. Row 3: P. McCaw, J. Martin, C. Carnahan, D. Camp, A. Cooper, M. Taylor, K. Brdar, B Deem, K. Wagner, C. Sell, P. Dickson, S. Campbell, N. Chaney. Row 4: C. Peters, P. Nichols, K. Farkas, L. Thomas, J. Vebelhart, R Macusic, H. Hall, A. Grimm, M. Null, M. Robinson, R. Reno, B. Reehl, B. Morgan, K. Ammon. Shingas Editorial Staff Row 1 L to R C Smtger J Eggler L Wilson K Temple M Durst J Blmn I Merlcol R Sallode C Grdmch P Luster C Brobeck Row2 S McDerml1t J Slolhl J Seolrlghf P Summervxlle C Perslnger M Hoffman J Lefsky C Bergener J Besong G Nesblfi J Wagner M Hogseff M Houdeshell Rcw3 J Brown B Russell D Mason B Murroy 'HO Senior High Salesmen Row 1, L to R: P. Patterson, K. Chimley, J. Walters, D. Devlin, B. Patterson, D. Stout, Mgr., G. Rukovina, B. Rainey, E. Andresen, N. Johnson, L. McKenzie, Row 2: C. Gibson, C. Gault, K. Humes, L. Lauffer, C. 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Grimth, L. Coshclollor, E. Louden, J. Anderson, D. Mooney, J. Sanford, B. Murray, T. Brown, E. Stewart, J. Bevevino. Row 2: J. Hogan, G. Berkley, D. Morton, F. Cascio, H. Wilson, R. Stuck, E. Bender, D. Stilley, M. Chrislner, H. Amlaerson, J, Romsey, E. Rose, W. Russell. Row 3: M. Vento, R. Trent, C. Holdren, C. Bell, J. Stewart, D. Hromika, D. Thomas, R. Melkerson, M. Reiners, O. Mihm, D. Burtyk. Row 4: Couch J. Berdell, J. Blistcn, R. Anderson, R. Kearney, D. Morton, M. James, D. Young, T. Bunish, Assistant Coach P. Bischoff, Assistant Coach T. Cochran. 'll4 One of the least acknowledged phases of football is the work of the football manager and trainer. All through the season these boys work hard keeping equipment and players in good condi- tion. Their duties range from repairing broken equipment to nursing the bruised and battered bodies of the players. The players may gripe about the easy jobs these boys have, but after a tough prac- tice those rubdowns feel mighty good. Our thanks go to these boys for a iolo well-done. J. Hogan W. Russell Trainer Row 1, L. to R.: J. Sanford, J. Bevevino J. Anderson, H. Griffith, D. Mooney. Row 2: L. Cashclollar, B. Murray, E. Louden, E. Stewart, T. Brown. T15 Manager Footballs Finest Scenes and Scores SHALER Beaver's Battling Bobcats executed a success- ful debut in their brand-new class AA schedule on Friday evening, Sept. 9, by defeating the Shaler High School Huskies T9-T2 in a game played on the loser's field. The 'Cats were never behind in the contest, as they scored twice in the first quarter and once in the second to take a commanding 19-O lead. Shaler was unable to hit pay-dirt until late in the third stanza, when they passed their way to two quick T.D.'s. EAST PALESTINE On Sept. 16, the charges of Coach John Ber- dell took number two, this time at East Palestine, Ohio, where they trounced the Bulldogs 20-O. Beaver's big line and fast backs seemed to com- plement each other perfectly in this one. Time and again big holes were opened in the Bulldog line, and once Beaver's backs got moving they were unstoppable. The first team sat out most of the second half, allowing the reserves to gain experience. Coaches Mr. Bischoff Mr. Berdell Mr. Cochran MIDLAND Beaver's home opener on Sept. 23 marked the 'Cats third straight, as they defeated a strong Midland eleven by a score of 12-O. The Leop- ards were tough, but Beaver scored twice in the first half and hung on to their slender twelve point margin until the final buzzer sounded. This game marked the second win in two years over the always-troublesome Leopards. HOPEWELL Hopewell was next. Who will ever forget that one? Out-played and outscored for three- and-a-half quarters, and trailing T3-0 with six minutes to play, Beaver took to the air with a new-found passing attack. A long one to end Jim Anderson put the ball on the Hopewell one, where Don Morton carried it over. A short one to Ed Loudon evened things up with only six sec- onds left to play. .lim Sanford's extra point was too close for comfort, but it cleared the bar by inches and the Bobcats had notched their fourth. NEW BRIGHTON On Oct. 6, Beaver traveled to New Brighton where they wrecked the Lions with a 34-6 drub- bing. Keeping in mind the game of the week previous, the Bobcats went at them early, scor- ing twice in each of the first two quarters, to lead at halftime by a comfortable 27-O margin. The Beaver defense played a big part in this one. The Lions were never able to gain consistently on the ground, and time after time the Bobcat sec- ondary plucked New Brighton passes from the air to ruin hopes ofa touchdown through the air- lanes. FREEDOM On Saturday, Oct. 'l4, in their most important game to date, the 'Cats had at the Freedom Bull- dogs in the midst of an autumn downpour, and walked off the field with a surprisingly easy 34-O win under their belts. The Berdellmen played in- spired football and, in spite of the wet field, came up with many spectacular plays. The Bob- cat defense lived up to its reputation by holding the Bulldogs to scant yardage gained, and by MONACA The powerful Bobcats rolled to their eighth straight the next week by defeating the visiting Monaca lndians 37-6. Statistics told the tale as the 'Cats ground out 373 yards against the ln- dians. ROCHESTER November 3 rolled around and Beaver's tra- ditional crossriver rival Rochester was the only team standing between the 'Cats and the first perfect season in the recent school history. The Bobcats apparently realized this and ended their season in a blaze of glory, mauling the hapless Rams, 60-0. forcing several fumbles. This was the sixth straight win against no losses or ties for Beaver. NORTH ALLEGHENY Friday, Oct. 6, just six days later, Beaver en- tertained the North Allegheny Tigers at Gypsy Glen Stadium. The entertainment wasn't of the polite type however, as the Tigers were forced to endure 32-i6 drubbing at the hands of the bigger and more experienced Bobcats. ln win- ning their seventh straight, the 'Cats scored spec- tacularly in the first three quarters, then relaxed in the fourth while the Beaver reserves took over. 117 J. Anderson End J. Sanford Halfbtack T. Brown H. Griffith Center Halfback Down across the years, particularly since the W.P.I.A.L. was organized, sections and classes established, and rigid rules laid down, Beaver High has striven for an undefeated season. Now, in the fall of 1961 our dream has become a reality. Shaler, East Palestine and Midland went down in order. Hopewell almost upset the dream until the last few minutes when our team really came through to win by one point. From here on New Brighton, Freedom, North Allegheny, and Monaca fell before the onslaught of a team that would not give up. With the scent of an undefeated and untied season in their nos- trils our team ran roughshocl over Rochester in the final game for that coveted dream-9 wins, O loses, 0 ties. The entire student body expresses its sin- cere thanks and appreciation to this team- its coaches and managers who have made this long time dream a reality. E. Stewart Tackle D. Mooney Quarterback l. Cashdollar Halfback R. Murray J. Mankedick Tackle Guard 118 E. Loudon End THE CROWNING P. Luster D. Grossglass P. Patterson E. Stuart Football Da nee Ladies cmd gentlemen, we would like to announce the finale of the football season, the 'Final Touchdown'. This was the voice of The sophomore class members as they worked hard to put on Beaver's annual football dance. It is the evening of November TO. The scene opens and in the center of the tioor is an immense oaken bucket with The names of our Team members inscribed on it. Soft lights reflect on The dancers as They turn lazily to the music of Lee Tolfa. The moment has come-enter sceptre bearer Pam Luster, and Dianne Grossglass, crown bearer-then-Her Royal Maiesty, Miss Patty Patterson. Atten- tion is held at the throne as our queen is crowned by honorary captain and her escort, Ed Stewart. Patty and her subiects then danced away the remainder of the Final Touchdown, a fitting tribute to our unde- feated football team. 'I'l9 Beat Rochy! W TU EU VISITU ,L 3 k, X 1 SEESN F? FS v L31 A x. Am UW L unior High JR. HIGH FooTBALL scones 0 BAJI-is opp. 6 ..... ...,.,. H ighlond .... ,... O 0 O ,...,. .,.. H opewell .... ..., 7 12. . ..., Rochester .. O 19 ,,.... ...... F reedom ..A.., .... 0 18 ..,.., .,... N ew Brighton 7 54 .,,... Tofols .. 13 6 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-Row 1, L to R: B. Philips, B. Chimley, J. Grohum, R. Dovis, D. Murdock, B. Culley, J. Jellymon, E. Siuck, R. De loco, D. Brimmeier, D. Mifchell, L. Mock, J. Wilson. Row 2: Mr. E. Nordone, Coach, R. Pomoybo, P. Charlesworth, V. Hall, M. Rose, R. Repperf, J. Seidl, R. Harding, W. McConnr:1ughy, M. Ammon, J. Harvey, C. Holi, J. Dawson, R. Thomas, Mr. E. Thull, Assistcmf Coach. Row 3: J. Kirk, A. Jelrerson, B. Ecazor, D. Poulovich, B. Bundy, R. Nichols, R. Skorupon, L. Stuck, J. Honskin, G. Wodcitz, J. Gulo, F. Cuci- nilli, J. Wildrnonn. Row 4: R. Roland, C. Lopes, R. Dcivis, N. Meyer, M. Lund, J. Kaufmann, D. Stilley, L. Binkoski, R. Bush, J. Ratey, R. Nichols, J. Leofho, W. Miller. 4 4k.,kkkV I .XXI . iz k ,gk :fs.,.:.l.,g . . . f M W we-Ievfwi fmwqrrmm' .-m W 'MWh'3?TW s W' .f-wfg.f'W 't- W'M 'f : ir f Z WT' K ' -N: ., ., ,f i s :M-V. ..-V..-,W - , .. fr v--V .,.,,..g,,,, 5., V . , ,.,. is Y. fri K ,K Tri., .iii -, fg..g1gL.-M .. 123 C eerleaclers There is a flash of maroon skirts and seven pretty girls run oFF the floor. Oops! Not another iump ball! Jump ball, iump ball, get it, get it! Don't those cheerleaders ever let up? The Beaver cheerleaders are picked amid stiff competition in their sophomore year. Pep, looks, personality and ability are the ingredients that make up our cheerleaders. The varsity cheerleading squad consists this year of tour seniors and three jun- iors. Before basketball season our four new sophomore cheerleaders were picked, and are now serving on the iunior varsity squad. Next year they will become varsity cheerleaders. Beaver pep meetings were really sparked this year by the clever minds of our cheerleaders. From the evolution of cheers to Doctor Pep- per's Pep-O-Machine, skit after skit unfolded be- fore our eyes to the great entertainment of all. Cheerleader is a synonym for vim and vigor. We can hand it to ours this year for instilling in us team spirit. Our cheerleaders never give up on the team-therefore, neither does our student body. C Morrow G Vukson M Horst .I Howarth C. Collins S. Petrellcx C. Danneker w..,..m,W.,f,t,.--c-f.W.w.-IWW,-.y...,tm.W.W-twsnssmwwsqwwatW.. -. ,., Basketball Vdrsiiy Individual Scores Mooney ,.... Noll ...... Wogon .... Brown ,.,. Sanford Hromikcl . Russell .... Byers ....... Hecldleston Wolters Cutri .... Trent .... Davis .... arsity ......345 .....,208 ......186 ,.,...152 93 75 38 24 24 17 12 12 11 MANAGERS R. Orr, R. Romisher, J. Haorbuuer E rl Wi' iw- QE Q. aw i ' smfggpz? 2 af. 523153 az Q5 s gg Sai? if 4 'Bw SENIOR BASKETBALL T. Brown, D, Noll, F. Byers, D. Mooney, J. Sanford 126 VARSITY SCORES Exhibition Quaker Valley Farrell ..,..,... ,. Ellwood City . Beaver Falls .. South Hills . Moon .,.,,...... .. Quaker Valley Springdale ,,.... Mt. Lebanon .. Holiday Tournament, League Rochester , Midland , .,.. . Riverside .,.,. Freedom ,.,... . New Brighton Monaca .....,. . Hopewell ,..,. Rochester ,.,.. Midland ,. .. Riverside . ..,.. . Freedom ., ., . New Brighton Monaco , ... Hopewell ...... Honorary Captains-Dave Mooney and J Cutr: and P Kane Jim Sanford Basketball Queen-Saundi Petrella R w1 Lto R: R. Orr, D, Mooney D Noll F Byers T Brown J Santo al Ro 2 R Rom sher T Mahaffey G Ham ll on T Bentel, R. Klepic, D. Davis T Wogan J Cutr G Be kley Row3 Mr Kane R Trent J Walter B Heddles ton N Russell, D. Hromika, H. Healy J H arbauer Mr Cut Op lm st All Star Game March 23 Wiwwwaewmmmgem ..,,.. wwwmm. ront: T. Wogan, D. Davis, T. Bentel, R. Klepic, G. Berkley, J. Cutri. Buck: R. Trent, D. Hromika, N Russell, H. Healy, B. Heddleston, J. Walter. Junior Varsity SCORES Exhibition Beaver Opp. Quaker Valley .,.,,. ,. ., 'IO Farrell ........,.. Ellwood City , Beaver Falls . South Hills Moon ..... Quaker Valley League Rochester Midland .,... Riverside ....... Freedom ..,.... New Brighton Monaca ,.,...... Hopewell ....... Rochester ..... Midland .,..... Riverside .,..... Freedom .....,, New Brighton Monaca ......... Hopewell INDIVIDUAL SCORES Heddleston .,., ..,,.,. I 75 Walters , , . ,,.,. I68 Davis ,. . ..,.. 'l5I Trent 82 Cutri . ,.. 67 Hromika ..... ,. . 66 Berkley .,., ,.,. 5 9 Hamilton .. .... 52 Healy ...,. .,.. 4 3 Bentel ..,.., ..., 3 3 Klepic 28 Wogan ..., ,... 'I 8 Byers ..,.. ..., I 6 Russell ..,... 9 Haarbauer .... . .... 2 Junior High Basketball COACHES Mr. Mclsuac ond Mr, Thull SCORES Beaver Opp 'i30 Rochester ..4.. 18 7127 Highland ..... 25 +24 Rochester ,.... 27 131 Freedom .,...... ,..... 2 1 27 Beaver Falls ...,. ...... 2 8 31 Hopewell ,,,..... ...... 3 2 30 Ellwood City 32 32 Ambridge ....., ...... 2 9 16 Aliquippo ......... ........ 4 5 29 New Brighton 38 35 Beaver Falls 38 25 Hopewell ...... ....., 3 0 21 35 26 38 Ellwood City Ambridge ,.,... ...... Aliquippo ........, ...... New Brighton Exhibition. 44 31 32 26 Row 1, L to R: M. Rose, R. Reppert, J. Youtes, R. Culley, R. King, M. Ammon, A. Jefferson. Row 2: Couch D. Mclscxoc, J. Rowse, W. Phillips, R. Molteer, T. Saltcirelli, R. Davis, Asst. Couch E. Thull. Row 3: C. McNabb, J. Brooke, J. Rcxtey, D. Borcloy, D. Stilley, P. Chorlesworth, B, Cutri. Rcw 4: S. Lompenstein, Mgr,, D. Comp, L. Bittner, J. Kretzler, C, Lieb, K. Trent. 129 COACHES R. George, J. Haddad SCORES Beaver Opp. 1 .......,. ..,. B eaver Falls ,... 3 2 ...... ....... A mbridge ...... ....., 'I 2 0 ,.,.., .,.. B eaver Falls ..,.. 5 l ...... .... E llwood City ...,. 4 3 ...... .... E llwood City ..... 9 8 ...... .... N ew Brighton ,........... 'IO 4 ...,.. ..,.... A liquippa ,,...,... 3 5 ..,... ....... A liquippa ......... 6 4 ...... ..,. N ew Brighton ...... O 'I5 ....,....,..,.,. Ambridge ...,...,.... 6 Won 3 Lost 7 CO-CAPTAINS S. Phillips, E. Snitger Baseball-l96l The 1961 baseball team, riddled by gradua- tion and forced by increased enrollment to play a tough Double A schedule, was not as bad a club as their disappointing record would lead one to believe. The 'Cats lost several close games and had come along enough at midi season to beat the league-leading Aliquippa team which was previously undefeated. We are confident that, with increased student in- terest and support, Beaver baseball teams will soon climb back to their accustomed spot of league-leaders. BASEBALL-Row 1, L to R: K. Marshall, R. Brooks, F. Tokarsky, A. Peterson, D. Morion, J. Sfotler, R. Orr Row 2: D. Hramika, J. Sanford, J. Hagarman, J. Ellis, R. Melkerson, E. Luckey, R. Stuck, D. Mooney, R Murphy. Row 3: S. Phillips, V. Rambo, J. Thomas, S. Hayes, B. Mclnfyre, L. Cashdollar, R. Murray, E. Snitger, D. Novac, Mr. Haddad. 131 TRACK SQUAD 1961-Row 1, L to R: M. Prisc, J. George, W. l.ytle, R. Bliston, N. Shema, R. Stilley, D. lben, T. Heid, F. Potter, A. D'Alles- sandro, F. Berkman. Row 2: Coach Cutri, T. Brown, S. Stewart, P. Merz, G. Oldham, A. Frey, D. Noll, J. Davies, J. Anderson, A Brown, J. Mickey. Row 3: W. Brown, D. Ingram, J. Cutri, D. Michalski, W. Turner, E. Rose, J. Sanderbeck, D. Stout, J. Larry, J. Darby Assistant Coach Rogers. Row 4: T. Barrett, R. Allison, C. Ingram, G. Allshouse, R. Gilroy, G. Langsdale, B. Mateer, J. Stone, R. Stilley G. Berkely. Row 5: S. McKnight, R. Kearney, C. Bell, G. Hamilton, R. Reader, P. Pennock, J. Blistan, P. Berkman, B. Weyant, R. Dish ler, W. Hied, H. Johnston. Row 6: N. Smith, J. Metzger, G. Somer, W. Hannon, J. Keagy. Track-196 DUAL MEETS Beaver Opp. 6926 .... .... E llwood City 48M 67W . Beaver Falls 50W 86W .,., ,... M idlcund .... 3126 48 , ,... Freedom ........, ,... 7 0 78 ,... New Brighton 36 66 ,....,...,...,.... North Hills .......,...... 52 Triangle Meet .........,...... Beaver - second Tri-State Coaches Meet ,.... ,... B eaver - sixth County Meet .......,... ..... B eaver - fifth Midland Invitational ....,.. .... B eaver - third WPlAl. Qualifying Meet .,....,..... Beaver - sixth New School Records Nick Shema - 120 yard high hurdles - 15.5 sec. - 120 yard low hurdles - 13.6 sec. - 180 yard low hurdles - 20.3 sec. Dave llaen lw ftiffit-M-N-' Y ' W1 Tennis-IQGI The Beaver tennis team, after a winless first year of varsity participation, came back slightly in the 1961 season by taking two of their seven matches. Under the tutelage of Coach Dave Mc- Isaac, the Bobcat netmen have come a long way, and it won't be too long before Beaver tennis teams are able to meet on equal footing such tough league opponents as New Castle, Butler, and Beaver Falls. SCORES Beaver Opp 0 ,.., .. fMt. Lebanon .... .... 9 2 ..,. .. New Castle .,., .... 3 O .... .. Beaver Falls ..... .... 5 3 .... .. Butler ..,.,,..., ..,. 2 2 .... ,. New Castle .... .... 3 2 ..,. ,. Beaver Falls ,.... .... 3 4 .... .. Butler ..,...... ..,. l 'tExhibition. Row 'lx D. Patrick, J. Denbow, M. Lipsitz. Row 2: T. Wright, J. Wohlgemuth, W. Guwang, Mr. Mclsaac, Coach. Sports Round-Up Football Track Basketba a ewis Award Because of exceptional devotion to his school and to athletics, Bob Blistan was pre- sented the Kay Lewis Award for 1961. He par- ticipated in football and track and his ideals of sportsmanship and conduct made him well liked not only by his teammates but also by his fellow students. The student council has carried on the tradition of the Kay Lewis Award by purchasing the trophy this year. The council took over this project in 1958 when the Sigma Chi Fraternity ot North Carolina discontinued its purchase. The selection ofthe recipient ofthe award is made by all the coaches, Dr. Charlesworth, Mr. Higbee, Mr. Paul Jones and two senior boys who do not participate in athletics. Senior Activities DOROTHY MAE AMBROSE G.A.A. 127 Pep Club 107 Future Secretar- ies Association 12. LARRY AMMON B.A.C. 10, 11, 127 French Club 127 Bob- cat Club 127 Shingas Stat? - Sales 12. JAMES T. ANDERSON Student Council 12: Football 10, 11, 127 Track 10, 11, 127 B.A.C. 10, 11, 127 Pep Club 107 Spanish Club 121 Hi-Y 127 Bobcat Club 107 Junior Prom Committee 11. ESTHER J. ANDRESEN Shingas Staff - Sales 127 Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12. JOHN M. ARMSTRONG, JR. Concert Choir 11, 12. ROBERT BAILEY WILLIAM D. BAINBRIDGE Echo Staff - Photographer 11, 127 French Club 107 Junior Science Club 111 Camera Club 10, 11, 12. THOMAS E. BARBER B.A.C. 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Spanish Club 11, 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Junior Prom Committee 117 Art Club 12. PHYLLIS BARGER G.A.A. 10, 11, 122 Pep Club 107 Future Nurses Association 127 Bobcat Club 107 Junior Prom Committee 117 Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. SANDY BARRASSO Echo StaFF - Typist 127 G.A.A. 11, 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Future Secretaries Association 127 Tri-Hi-Y 127 Home Making Club 117 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM BELL B.A.C. 1O,11, 12. CHERYL ANN BERGENER Shingas Staff - Typist 127 Girls Chorus 10, 117 G.A.A. 10, 11, 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Future Secretaries Association 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Art Club 12. JANET BESONG Shingas Staff - Typist 127 Wind Ensemble 11, 127 Future Secretaries Association 122 Band 10, 11, 12. BRADLEY M. BEST B.A.C. 127 Pep Club 107 Spanish Club 11, 127 Bobcat Club 10, 127 Echo StaFF 12. JOE BEVEVINO Student Council 10, 11, 127 Football 10, 117 Track 107 B.A.C. 10, 11, 127 French Club 10, 117 Bobcat Club 10, 11. CHERYL BISSELL Shingas Staff - Sales 127 G.A.A. 10, 11, 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Future Teachers Association 12, Treasurer7 French Club 127 Tri-Hi-Y 107 Bob- cat Club 10, 117 Junior Class Play-Cast-Commit- tee 117 Junior Prom Committee 11. JEANNETTE KAY BLINN Shingas StaFF - Typist 127 G.A.A. 10, 11, 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Future Secretaries Associa- tion 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Junior Prom Committee 11. LINDA BODIE ROBERT CHARLES BOYDE JOHN W. BRAGG Track 107 Biology Career 127 Camera Club 117 Chemistry Club 11. VALENTINE M. BRKICH Concert Choir 10, 11, 127 Junior Prom Committee 11. CAROL ANNE BROBECK Echo Staff 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer7 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Bobcat Club 127 Junior Prom Committee 117 Art Club 11, 127 Future Secretaries 127 Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. JERRY BROWN Student Council 11, 122 Wind Ensemble 11, 127 Swing Band 11, 127 Band 10, 11, 127 B.A.C. 107 Biology Career 10, 11, 127 Bobcat Club 11, 127 Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 117 Junior Prom Committee 117 Art Club 11, 127 Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. TED BROWN Concert Choir 10, 11, 127 Football 10, 11, 127 Basketball 10, 11, 122 Track 11, 127 Pep Club 10, 117 Future Teachers Association 127 Spanish Club 11, 127 Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Library Assistant 10, 11. DAVID BRUNTON B.A.C. 10, 11, 127 Junior Science Club 117 Hi-Y 127 Bobcat Club 10, 11, 127 Junior Prom Committee 117 Chess Club 11, 12. ROBERT L. BUCKLEY, JR. B.A.C. 10, 11, 127 Junior Science Club 117 Stage Crew 10. KENNETH F. BYERS Shingas Staff - Sales 127 Concert Choir 10, 11, 127 Basketball 11, 127 B.A.C. 107 Future Teachers Association 127 Spanish Club 11, 127 Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Bobcat Club 10, 127 Junior Prom Committee 11. JOHN R. CADLEY Shingas StaH: - Co-Editor 127 Junior Prom Committee 11. Senior Activities WILLIAM W. CARNAHAN Shingas Statt - Sales 12, Concert Choir 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. WILLIAM R. CASBOURNE B.A.C. 10. LAUSON CASHDOLLAR Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, French Club 12, Hi-Y 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. KAREN CHIMLEY Shingas StafT - Sales 12. DAVID CHRISTIE B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Hi-Y 11, 12. FRANK COLES SANDRA LEE COLES Girls Chorus 11, G.A.A. 12, Future Secre- taries Association 12, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. CONNIE COLLINS Shingas Staff - Sales 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Vice President 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JOYCE MARIE COUGHLIN G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 11, Future Secretaries Association 12. FREDERICK CRAIGHEAD B.A.C. 10, 11, 12. HELEN CRIBBS Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12. BARBARA CUPANI G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Span- ish Club 11, 12, French Club 10, Future Teachers Association 12, President, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Jun- ior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. JOSEPH L. DAVIES Shingas Statt - Sales 12, Student Council 10, Wind Ensemble 11, 12, Swing Band 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Track 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Spanish Club 11. RONNIE DAVIS Football 10, Manager, Baseball 10, 11, Manager, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Jr. Class Play-Cast- Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JANICE DEAN G.A.A. 12. JOHN DEFFENBAUGH TERRY DEMAREST B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers Asso- ciation 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12,Hi-Y1O, 11, 12, Chess Club 11. DONNA JEAN DEVL N Echo StaFf Typist 1, 2, Girls Chorus 12, G.A.A. 1O,11,12,Shingas Stal? - Sales 12. JOYCEANN JUNE DORSEY Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Future Teachers Association 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. CORA MAE DRUSCHEL G.A.A. 12, Home Making Club 11. MARJORIE ANNE DURST Shingas Statif - Typist 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11,G.A.A.11, 12, Leaders Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Art Club 12. JUDITH MARIE EGGLER Shingas StaFF - Typist 12 - Sales 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11, Concert Choir 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Associa- tion 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. CAROLE ENGELMAN G.A.A. 12, Future Secretaries Association 12. DONNA ENGLE Band IO, 11, 12, Future Teachers Associa- tion 12, French Club 10, Home Making Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. TINA FAIRLEY G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Home Making Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Vice Presi- dent 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. LOIS MARIE FINLAY Future Nurses Association 11, 12, Camera Club 11, Secretary. SANDRA LEE FULTON Girls Chorus 10, G.A.A. 10, Future Secre- taries Association 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10. CAROLE GAULT Wind Ensemble 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Teachers Association 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Home Making Club 11, Bob- cat Club 10, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. CAROL GIBSON Shingas StaFf - Sales 12, Student Council 11, Girls Chorus 10, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Pep Club 11, Future Senior Activities Nurses Association 12, Home Making Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Class Oiticer, Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, Junior Class Play-Cast-Com- mittee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. TOM GOMOLA Baseball 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12. CAROL GRDENICH G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. JOSEPH NATHANIEL GRIFFITH Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Vice President 11, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. DIANNE GROSSGLASS Echo Staff 11, Band 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, President 12. JOHN R. HAARBAUER Wind Ensemble 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Manager, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. CHERYL HABBERFIELD Shingas Staft - Editorial 12, G.A.A. 1O,11, 12, President 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, Junior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. JAMES AUGUSTUS HAGARMAN II Student Council 12, President, Basketball 10, Baseball 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Co-Chair- man, Bobcat Club 12, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. DAVID L. HAGEN Track 12, Chess Club 11, French Club 10, 11, 12. LEORA JEAN HALL Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Li- brary Assistant 12. PATRICIA HARPER Girls Chorus 11. ROBERT HENRY Concert Choir 10, Band 11, 12, Manager, Projection Crew 10. NANCY C. HERSTINE G.A.A. 12, Future Secretaries Association 12. ROGER HIBBS SAMUEL HILBERT Track 12, B.A.C. 10, Pep Club 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11. DONNA MAE HILL Future Secretaries Association 12. MAUREEN HITES Shingas Staff - Editorial 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. MARTINA HOFFMAN Shingas StaFF - Typist 12, Echo Statt - Typ- ist 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Art Club 12, Vice President, Future Secretaries Associ- ation 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. JACK HOGAN Football, Trainer 10, 11, 12, Track 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JILL HOGAN Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Art Club 12, Future Nurses As- sociation 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Home Making Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11, Shingcls Sta'FF - Sales 12. MARJORIE HOGSETT Shingas Stott - Editorial 12, Echo Stait 12, Student Council 11, Wind Ensemble 11, 12, Band 1O,11,12,G.A.A.10,11,12,Pep Club 10, 11, Future Teachers Association 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 12, Junior Class Play- Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JANET HOOKER Girls Chorus 12, G.A.A. 12, Home Making Club 11, Bobcat Club 12, Library Assistant 12. MARCIA HOUDESHELL Wind Ensemble 10, 11,12,G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Chaplain, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. DAVID HOUSEHOLDER BARBARA JOAN HOWARTH Shingas StaFF - Sales 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Secretary 11, Future Nurses Ass'n. 11, 12, French Club 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Secretary, Bobcat Club 10, Library Assistant 12, Co-Treasurer, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. GARY L. HOWELL KARIN HUMES Shingas Stait - Sales 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Band 11, 12, Pep Club 11, French Club 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Com- mittee 11, Art Club 11. Senior Activities HENRIETTA HUNTER DONNA IREY Shingas Staff - Sales 12, Typist 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Home Making Club 11, Secretary, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. GLORIA JOHNSON Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11. NELI. JOHNSON Band 10,11,12,G.A.A.10,11,12,Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Home Making Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class OFFicer 11, Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. ALLAN JONES B.A.C. 12, French Club 12, Hi-Y 12, Band 12, Shingas Statt - Sales 12. ELLEN JONES Wind Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, 12,Tri-Hi-Y11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Girls Chorus 10. SALLY JONES Band 10,11,12,G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. SUZANNE JONES Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Teachers Association 12, French Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Art Club 11, 12. VERNICE JONES Band 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers Associ- ation 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. JOHN KEAGY Echo Staff 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President. GARY KENT SAM KERR JOAN ELAINE KIEFER Girls Chorus 10, Concert Choir 11, 12, Fu- ture Teachers Association 12, French Club 11, Li- brary Assistant 11, 12, President 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Editorial 12 - Sales 12. ROBERT C. KLOTZ Football 10, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT KRAUSE Band 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class Officer 12, Vice President, Junior Class Play- Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. DON KRESS B.A.C. 10, 12. GARY L. KRONK Hi-Y 11, Library Assistant 12, Stage Crew 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11. CHARLES KUGHN Football 10, 11, Basketball 10, Track 10, B.A.C. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Bob- cat Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT LANG WALTER WILLIAM LANG Echo Staff 12, Football 10, Track 10, B.A.C. 10,11, 12, Pep Club 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Treasurer, Hi-Y 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11,12. LINDA LAUFFER G.A.A. 11, 12, Future Teachers Associa- tion 10, 11, 12, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. ROSEMARY LEE Student Council 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Art Club 12, President, French Club 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Class OHicer 12, Secretary, Library As- sistant 11, Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee 11. JUDY LETSKY Shingas Staff - Typist 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11. BILL LEWIS ELLEN LIPSITZ Shingas Staff - Co-Editor 12, Echo StaFf12, Wind Ensemble 11, Band 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, 12, Jun- ior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. CAROLYN E. LONG Echo Staff 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, Biology Ca- reer 1O, 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. EDWARD P. LOUDON Football 10, 11, 12, Track 12, B.A.C. 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Junior Class Play- Cast-Committee 11. EDGAR LUCKEY Concert Choir 11, 12, Football 10, Basket- ball 10, 11, Baseball 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, Senior Activities Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. PAMELA LUSTER Shingas StaFF - Editorial 12, Student Coun- cil 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Biology Career 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11, 12. KATHRYN MACON Echo StaFf Art Editor 11, 12, Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers Association 12, Tri- Hi-Y 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JAY GREGG MANKEDICK Football 10, 11,12,B.A.C.1O,11,12. DAVID MASON Shingas Stott - Editorial 12, Echo StalT12, Concert Choir 12, Football 10, Basketball 10, Track 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Library Assistant 11. MICHAEL MATSKO B.A.C. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 11,Hi-Y1O,11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee11,Junior Prom Committee 11. CHARLES McCLUNE B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Stage Crew 12, Pro- iection Crew 10, 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. DAVID McCOY Camera Club 10, 11, 12, President 11. BERYL O. MILLER, JR. DAVID BRUCE MOONEY Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Stat? - Sales 12. CAROL MOORE Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. CAROLYN MORROW Concert Choir 12, Swing Band 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, Treasurer 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. BOB MURRAY Shingas Staff - Editorial 12, Echo Stat? 12, Concert Choir 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Base- ball 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10,11, 12, Future Teachers Association 12, French Club 11, 12, Library As- sistant 11. GAIL NESBITT Band 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, Secretary 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 12, French Club 10, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Commit- tee 1 1, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFf - Editorial - Sales 12 - Editorial 12. EDWARD M. NEVILLE Basketball 10, B.A.C. 11, 12, French Club 10, Biology Career 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. NANCY NICOL G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, Secretary 11, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, Biology Career 10, 11,12,Shingas Stat? - Cir- culation 12. RAYMOND JOHN NICOL Football 10, 11, Track 10, 12, B.A.C. 10, 12. DAVID NOLL Student Council 10, 11, Vice President 11, Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11,Hi-Y1O, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class Otticer 10, Presi- dent, Junior Prom Committee 11. SANDRA RAE MCDERMITT Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Teachers Association 12, Vice Presi- dent, Spanish Club 11, 12, President 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11, 12, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. LYNN McKENZIE Girls Chorus 10, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. KENNETH L. McMILLEN B.A.C. 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN MCPHERSON Shingas StaFf - Sales 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 12, Future Secretaries Association 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Library Assistant 12. ROGER B. MEILTON Tennis 12, French Club 12. BART MENDENHALL Baseball 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Stage Crew 11. IRENE MERICAL Shingas StaFF - Typist 12, Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secre- taries Association 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. Senior Activities PAUL ROBERT MERZ Basketball 1I, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, Bobcat Club 12, Stage Crew 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. GERALD DAVID METZGER Shingas StaFF - Sales 12, Track, Manager 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, French Club 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, Bobcat Club 10, Chemistry Club 11. DAN MICHALSKI Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11,Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y IO, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. BETTY NORTON Future Secretaries Association 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. MARIAN NUGENT G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. GEORGE D. OLDHAM Football 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Junior Class Play Cast 11, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. KATHLEEN ANN OREND Echo Sta'Ff 11, 12, Girls Chorus 11, G.A.A. 10, Pep Club 10, Future Teachers Association 12, Future Nurses Association 11, French Club 10, 11, Biology Career 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Vice Presi- dent 10, Treasurer 11, Bobcat Club 10, Library Assistant 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Editorial 12. ROBERT OVERFIELD Hi-Y 12, Camera Club 12. DAVID PATRICK Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Track 10, 11, Tennis 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, President 11, Class Otticer 10, Vice President, Junior Prom Committee 11 - Chairman, Junior Science Club 11. BARBARA PATTERSON Student Council 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, President 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class Otoficer 12, Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Financial Manager 12. JAMES C. PATTERSON Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, Library Assistant 11. PATRICIA PATTERSON Student Council 12, Treasurer, Girls Chor- us 1O, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 12, Span- ish Club 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Bob- cat Club 10, 11, 12, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. MICHAEL PERRY Mixed Chorus 10, 11, Track 12, French Club 10, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, President 10, Junior Science Club 11. CHERYL KAY PERSINGER Girls Chorus 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Secretary, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Typist 12. DON PETERS ARTHUR PETERSON Basketball 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12. SANDRA PETRELLA Student Council 12, Leaders Club 12, Vice President, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Vice President 11, Future Secretaries Association 12. LAURENE PEUGEOT Shingas StaFF - Co-Editor 12, Girls Chorus 10, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Fu- ture Teachers Association 12, Bobcat Club 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. PH LIP PHILLIPS Student Council 11, 12, Concert Choir 10, Track 10, Pep Club 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Science Club 11, President, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Chess Club 11, 12. BOB PHILLIPS B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Span- ish Club 11, Hi-Y 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. NETTIE POTTS Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 12, Biology Career 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, 1 1, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. CELIA ANNE POWELL Concert Choir 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bob- cat Club 10, 11. THOMAS F. RACKLEY Student Council 12, Football 10, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11, Chairman. Senior Activities BETTY JANE RAINEY Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus-Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Future Teachers Association 12, French Club 10, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas StaFF - Sales 12. LILLIAN REED WAYNE RENKIN DONNA J. RINEHART G.A.A. 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. SARA D. ROBERTS G.A.A. 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Shingas Sta'FF - Circulation 12. ROBERT ROHR Spanish Club 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 12. ROBERT ROTHERHAM Track 10, 11, B.A.C. 11, 12, French Club 11, Junior Science Club 11,Hi-Y11,12. GLORIA RUKAVINA Shingas Staff - Sales 12, Band 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 1O,11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, Tri- Hi-Y 10, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM A. RUSSELL Echo StaFF 11, 12, Sports Editor 12, Stu- dent Council 12, Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Track 12, B.A.C. 10, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, Hi-Y 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Shingas Sta'Ff - Editorial 12. BEVERLY ANN RYAN Shingas Staff - Sales 12, G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 11, Fu- ture Secretaries Association 12, Spanish Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Jr. Prom Committee 11. VIRGINIA LEE SALKO Echo Staff 12, Business Manager, Student Council 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Secretary 12, Bobcat Club 10, Li- brary Assistant 11, 12, Co-Treasurer 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. RICHARD DAVID SALLADE B.A.C.10,11,12,Hi-Y10,11. RUTH DARLEEN SALLADE Shingas StaFF - Typist 12 - Sales 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Vice President 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, 12, Girls Chorus 10. JAMES A. SANDERBECK Wind Ensemble 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Camera Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. JIM SANFORD Concert Choir 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Span- ish Club 12. DANIEL W. SCHAFFER r Wind Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Swing Band 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Span- ish Club 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Shingas Staff - Sales 12. GINNY SCHMIDT Girls Chorus 10, G.A.A. 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11, 12. JANE ELLEN SEARIGHT Shingas Staff - Typist 12, Girls Chorus 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secre- taries Club 12, Vice President, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. LYNNE E. SEYBOTH Echo Staff 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 12, Shingas Staff - Circula- tion 12. GRAHAM F. SHADDICK B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Hi-Y 12, Bobcat Club 11, 12, Stage Crew 11, Junior Class Play-Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. GEORGE JAMES SHAFFER CHARLOTTE SNITGER Shingas StaFF - Editorial 12, Girls Chorus 10, G.A.A. 10, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Teachers Association 12, Secretary, Spanish Club 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. JACK SOMMER Student Council 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. UNA SPURGEON Girls Chorus 10, G.A.A. 11, 12, Future Secretaries Association 12, Spanish Club 11, 12. JEAN M. STAHL Shingas Stott - Typist 12, Pep Club 10, Fu- ture Secretaries Association 12, President, Bob- cat Club 12, Library Assistant 12. NANCY STARKEY Shingas Staff - Sales 12, Wind Ensemble 10, 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers Associa- tion 12, Spanish Club 11, French Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. SANDRA STEPHENS Student Council 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, Biology Ca- reer 1O, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, President 10, 12, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. f l ' Senior Activities EDWARD STEWART Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. DON STOUP Baseball 12, Track 10, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. DAVID C. STOUT Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 11, 12, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Hi-Y 12, Presi- dent, Shingas Statt - Circulation Manager 12. PAULA J. SUMMERVILLE Shingas StaFt - Typist 12, Girls Chorus 11, G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secre- taries Association 12, Treasurer, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12. SAUNDRA SWEAD Echo Staff 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Future Secretaries Association 12, Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11. KAREN TEMPLE Shingas Stat? - Typist 12, G.A.A. 10, Pep Club 10, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bob- cat Club 12, Library Assistant 11, 12. JAMES TRAISTER B.A.C. 10, 12. WILL TURNER Shingas Stat? - Sales 12, Track 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12,Hi-Y1O, 11, 12, Vice President, Art Club 12, Stage Crew 11. REGINA LORIE VAN DOREN Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, Bobcat Club 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. JUDITH ANNETTE WAGNER Echo StaFt11, 12, Editor 12, Student Coun- cil 10, 11, Girls Chorus 10, G.A.A. 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Nurses Association 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, Vice President, French Club 10,11,12,Tri-Hi-Y10,11,12, Vice President 11, Historian 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class Otiti- cer 10, Secretary, Library Assistant 12, Junior Class Play-Cast Committee 11, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. TOM V WALLACE JANE WALTERS Shingas Statt - Sales 12, Student Council 11, Wind Ensemble 10, 11, Girls Chorus 10, 11, Concert Choir 12, Band 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 11, 12, President, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Bob- cat Club 10, 11, Class Otticer 11, Secretary, Junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club 11. RUSS WARDMAN B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10. PAULA WAYNE Band 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Future Teachers Association 12, French Club 12, Camera Club 11, Junior Class Play-Cast-Com- mittee 11, Shingas Staff - Editorial 12. LAWRENCE WEAVER Shingas Staff - Sales 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12. JOHN WEIDNER B.A.C. 10, Hi-Y 10, Camera Club 10, Bob- cat Club 10. RICHARD F. WILLIAMS Student Council 10, 11, 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Biology Career 10, 11, 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Class Otticer President 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. LYNN KAY WILSON Shingas Statt - Chief Typist 12, Girls Cho- rus 10, Concert Choir 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Future Secretaries Association 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. ROBERT GEORGE WITTEN Concert Choir 12, Track 10, B.A.C. 10, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, President 12, Bobcat Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Shingas StaHi - Editorial 12. WILLIAM WOLFORD Shingas StaFF - Sales 12, Track 11, B.A.C. 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, Bobcat Club 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. PAUL DOUGLAS WOODS Basketball 10, Baseball 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, French Club 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Chess Club 12. THOMAS WILLIAM WOODS Football 10, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12. CHARLES W. YENNI Shingas StaFF - Sales 12, B.A.C. 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Bobcat Club 1O,11, 12, Junior Class Play-Cast-Committee 11. KENNETH RAY YOVICH Track 10, B.A.C. 12, Camera Club 12. LINDA YOVICH Girls Chorus 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Home Making Club 11. RICHARD ZELLER Wind Ensemble 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Track 10, Spanish Club 11, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 11. I I CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. C. McConnoughy, Mr. J. Boyes, Mr. R. Lentz, Mr. A. McLaughlin. Moy we, The class of '62, express our thanks and oppre- cicltion To These gentlemen who have so cupobly kepT our school looking so fine during The post yeor. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: PICTURES . . . 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