Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

. R ff' . U W EX LIBRIS , W swam ,zz A 'H rw 43 ' ,J - J- l96 HINC-AS Editors Joann Javonovich Beaver Area High School A' E iigggfq Ludwigwdy Price Beaver' pennsylvania Financial Manager ...,...,...... Susan Field Circulation Managers .,.... Dan McKelvey Bob Allison Presented by The Class of 1963 Adviser Mr. W. W. Pmerick 3 Foreword The purpose ot a high school yearbook is to present, through pictures and words, a cross-section ot the high- lights ot the school year. The T963 SHINGAS has been compiled and edited by the Senior Class with that obiec- tive, as well as a desire to present an interesting and attractive record ot our last year in Beaver High School. The memories ot a high school career are many and var- ied. We will always remember the pep meetings, as- semblies, dances, report cards, football and basketball teams, club meetings, our 1963 SHINGAS, and gradua- tion, as the pertect finishing touch to our high school education. In presenting the SHINGAS we should like to call attention to this tact-in 1923 the title SHINGAS was adopted as the name ot Beaver High School's annual. It has been used consistently ever since. We are happy to continue this name, tor this, the 'Forty-first edition. In tact, it you are interested in the meaning ot the title SHINGAS . . . it is the Indian word tor Beaver. We present the 1963 SHINGAS . . . Contents Faculty . Classes . Activities . Athletics . Junior High . History is replete with men whose leadership, character and personality have left deep impres- sions on mankind. Whether in politics, social work, science, economics or athletics these con- tributions are of lasting value. Their influence is felt in every walk of life from the oldest to the youngest. Many times this inf1uence determines a pattern of life for some boy or girl. We believe that the person to whom we are dedicating this SHINGAS is such a person. As a student in Beaver High School, Geneva College or in Franklin-Marshall College his ma- jor interest was in athletics. To him, athletics is a Way of Life , whether it be in active participa- tion in any given sport, coaching, officiating or with a strong desire to help a boy become a bet- ter athlete. Next to earning a living for himself and his family, this hos been the driving force of his life. Using every available minute, not essen- tial to the conduct of his business, to lead, to en- courage and to counsel boys land yes-many girlsl to become better athletes, to meet competi- tion with greater confidence, his influence has been felt by a myriad of boys and girls in the Beaver Area over the past 35 years, and, we hope, will continue to be felt through many, many more. To describe his many exploits adequately would take more space than is available. Suffice it to enumerate a few highlights of his varied career. He earned letters in four sports while in high school and in two major sports-football and baseball in college. ln his baseball playing days he was an outstanding shortstop for several local and district teams, earning a tryout with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He has been an assistant football coach, baseball coach, organizer and manager of many baseball teams from 12 year olds to Junior Legion. CHis 1952 Knee-hi team was state championj. He has supervised Senior and Junior High B.A.C. and the O.S.Y. program and at present is under appointment as the Rec- reational Director for the Beaver Area Schools. In all he has given over 35 years of dedicated effort as coach, director, and instructor to the youth of our communities. As we review the requirements of service, loyalty, leadership and lasting influence not only to the schools lout to the community as well, we can think of no one who is better qualified, no one who has exerted a more profound influence for good, clean living and hard but clean compe- tition in athletics. We, the class of 1963, humble as we stand in awe of this leader of youth, proud to have been his student and friend, take extreme pleas- ure in dedicating and presenting our SHINGAS to: MR. PAUL JONES Mr. Paul Jones Hon. Judge Weiss Common Pleas Court Allegheny Co. N91 ww .af Q X QW 555 All Hred up for The Rochy game. Down with the Rams 8 W s E YI W? Wm 5 4 - , A , 1 W - .f li ' :ig 4 , . N, iv ' ' ,L ' Ewswtr f '2 'AM' V5 -W ' 2 . 2 3 5 fx X W m,,v,,,g.Wpj 4,5 U j N, K k 3 W 3 Jr .Z ig. Q J-,W - 5 fi' V 'J A a M ffm 1.1 A Xfiffg ' -1 if I3 E . KL? ,gig 541 V 1.g,,w5,A. A N 3 'M MW wwf ,Q j N Q. at f ,, xg- M , ,,.. 11 .. - 'A ,X. QA , 2 5 1 s f VA, -h 2' f in Afvffx .QLY4Q?5if- an Q., '3 W faf - L A ' H 'Q hy ' Q' v 1 f .Ln b A .L .L 1 - - 1 1 Spanish Cafeteria Study Hall Mechanical Drawing Language Laboratory A I R0 al Court Queen of the May Maid of Honor Court ......,,. .. Flower Girls .. Train Bearers ....., Sceptre Bearer ,.... Crown Bearer .. A Carol Gibson . Judith Wagner Patty Patterson Saundi Petrella Connie Collins Dianne Grossglass Cherry Persinger Cheryl Habberfield Margorie Hogsett Jody Howarth Kristine Harris Penny Bundy .. Freddy Roorback Jamie Bontempo Jimmy Semes Bruce Watson 14 l Queen of the May Miss Carol Gibson Program Processional .,..... ...,.... S enior Girls Royal Procession , .... Queen and Court Entertainment Boys and Girls Sailors Highwire Artists Circus Ladies Lions and Trainers A Clowns May Pole Recessional .... ....,...... S enior Girls Recessional ,.., Queen and Court Boys and Girls Dance Q? 4' i L ,Q Highwire Dance Fat Ladies Dance N A, -Q .gf f I Q , a 3 Ldife 4 ...w x, W4 ni Q H W4'x. M' I-57. I .- Q V V- -f V -- -- Q. Ui fi Q, 9 2 2 9 4 1 2 2 i ,,,,.,f 4 IQG Facult .KK cs hw.. , gf 2 4 Co-ordinating the eltorts to provide the best educational program for all pupils in the Beaver Area Schools is the maior task of Dr. Chandler B. McMillan. While State law and the Board of School Directors establish the broad general policies, it is incumbent upon him to see that these policies are carried out throughout the entire school system. Although we see him only on occasion we know that it is not from neglect, but because his duties keep him engaged in all manner of adminis- trative activity. We appreciate the fact that his influence is, at all times, being exercised to provide us with the best in education. For all his efforts, as well as those of Mr. John McClements, Miss Ruth Johnston, and Mrs. Virginia Hawkins, we express our sincere thanks and appreciation. Class of 1963 - ifffitlfel DR. CHANDLER B. McMII.LAN Superintendent MR. JOHN McCLEMENTS Business Manager MISS RUTH JOHNSTON Secretary to Superintendent MRS. VIRGINIA HAWKINS Secretary to Business Manager 20 i Yi i Q -2 f 2 Dr. William L. Charlesworth Principal E f 2 Mrs. Margaret Hogsett Secretary Mr. Donald D. Higbee Assistant Principal May we, the class of 1963, use this space to express our sincere thanks to Dr. William L. Charlesworth for his valuable time spent, his endless pa- tience and his constant eFFort applied to making Beaver Area High School a better school in which to learn. Al- ways alert to the necessity for im- provements in education, he has been responsible for the installation of new courses, expansion and revision of old ones, encouragement of the students to do better work and accomplish the goals set up. We really appreciate what he has done for all students. May we also express our thanks to Mr. Higbee, the assistant principal, to Mrs. Hagerty, and Mrs. Hogsett, sec- retaries, for their untiring efforts in handling all the details in the smooth operation of the oFtice. Mrs. Lois Hagerty Secretary Guidance MRS. BEULAH V. COOK As we, the students of Beaver Area High School, attempt to formulate our plans for the future, we are confronted with many and vari- ous problems. Standing by to assist in innumerable ways is Mrs. Beulah Cook, our guidance director and her assistant, Mr. Frank Rogers. Never too busy to talk over our problems, offer advice and counsel, and suggest ways and means of finding answers to our problems, Mrs. Cook renders a service of immeasurable value to all of us. So also does Mr. Rogers offer counsel to the underclassmen. The class of 1963 would like to express its deep appreciation to these two for their untiring efforts in our behalf. Mr. Frank H. Rogers Guidance Counselor Miss Ruth Fisher School Nurse Officiating in the health center, is our school nurse, Miss Ruth Fisher. Her duties include yearly health conferences, physical examinations, and emergency first aid in case of accident or sickness. SUE ANDERSON JOHN BERDELL ANTHONY F. CANTELMI THOMAS L. COCHRAN ELEANOR B. CUlI.EY JAMES A. CUTRI ANNA EASTWOOD RUTH I. FISHER Instructors All Play And No Work Bug -ology MARGUERHE GEORGE BETTY D. GROSSMAN To The Victor Belongs The Spoils JOHN HADDAD MARY S. HASKIN A ,,. I In M-xr. I me A , 3: 1 5 Q Lam, Ie,:..,X- Y :a iry .iiiijb 4.591.455 ' ' Q . gi 'ffw . g . ggf-wiim iiim ROBERT C. JONES SARAH P. 'KENAH S S GENEVIEVE C. HOKMAN x J. R. HOPKINS SARAH HOWARTH PETER B. KANE AGNES W. KNOPP 26 Beaver High's ADELLA LAWSON WENDELL McBURNEY DAVID MclSAAC MICHAEL MITCHELL ILAOFCLIIHQQH Band Art Projects 27 we A f A li Whats For Desert? .mg Q. TRW RFE' - 1,1145 aff, f . Qigews ,M , ., ., '2ii:lz,-4..a:,.:., ' if L- -r ,, ,Y 7 HERMAN D. MOORE HERMAN V. MOWERY EMMA S. MURRAY W. W. PATERICK NANCY A. RAGAZZINI NEVIN W. REBER DAVID ROSENLIEB MELVIN H. SAMUELS 23 Seven Pretty Maidens BETTY SUE SCHAUGHENCY PAUL A. TAYLOR JUDY H. WENNING 29 WILLIAM K. SCHWARTZ EDWARD C. THULL JOHN G. WILKINS 'WHWA HOWARD BARLEY THOMAS BARRETT DIANE BATTUNG JEAN BECHDEL KENNETH BEEBE EDWARD BENDER GREIG BERKLEY HARRY BEVINGTON ROBERT BODIE MARILYN BOYD JOANNE BRENNAN BARBARA BROWN 33 if mmf Alu- ARTHUR BROWN WILSON BROWN ARLENE BRYSON CAROLYN BUEHL JANIS BUMILLER GAIL BUNISH LINDA CAMPBELL CARMELLA CASCIO 34 FRANK CASCIO WILLIAM CHLUDZINSKI MICHAEL CHRISTNER MICHAEL CHRISTY Proudly salutes the BARBARA CLARK GEORGE CLARK JAMES CLARK SALLY CLARKE DIANE COLES CATHLEEN COOPER WILLIAM COOPER DONALD COUSINS 35 MARILYN COWAN ROGER CRAMER KAREN CRAFT GEORGE CURCIJA P Beaver HI h Ima ater JAMES CUTRI KATHLEEN DAMBAUGH SHARYN DANIELS CECE DANNECKER SANDRA DAPPENBROOK JOHN DARBY JUDITH DOUTT DIANE DOWNEY 36 NANCY FOGEL JAMES FOGLESONG TERRY FORD BETTY FORRESTER From thee skill and science flow MARSHA FORTUNE ARTHUR FREY JANIS FURGIUELE RICHARD GILL ROBERT GILROY COLLEEN GOCHENOUR KATHY GORDON LINDA HACKETT 38 II our knowledge we thee owe THEODORE HANSEN .IAMES HATTON NANCY HASKIN CHERYL HEADLAND KAREN HEALY ROBERT HEDDLESTON LARRY HENRY TERRY HETRICK 39 2155, ...P 'Wh-N DONALD HUMES LESLIE IFFT JOANN JAVONOVICH THOMAS JANECK Maroon and Gra ANN JELLYMAN MARY JELLYMAN ROBERT JOHNSON PETER KIMPLE GEORGIA KNOWLES MARSHA KRZTON DALE LAMBERT LYNN LAMBERT 41 gk ,Q EUGENE LANG JOHN LANG GARY LANGSDALE JAMES LARY JERALDINE LAWRENCE SUSAN LENNOX MARTHA LINN MARY LINN 42 MICHAEL LIPSITZ JANE LLOYD DOROTHY LOSADA JOAN LOUGHREN Let all men see JOHN LUCCI EILEEN LUDWIG ROBERT MARK ROGER MARTUCCI WILLIAM MATEER SHEILA MCBRIEN KAREN McCALL ALLAN MCCARTHY 43 DENNIS MCCLAIN ELEANORE McCOY ROY McCONNElL PAULA McCUNE DANIEL McKELVEY QUAY McKENNEY BERTRAM MCMILLEN JAMES MCTAGGART 44 JOHN MICKEY ROBERT MINEARD DONNA MISER JAMES MITCHELL I Dear Beaver ugh JANIS MOHR RONALD MONTGOMERY LLOYD MORRIS DONALD MORTON MARK MOULDEN HUGH MULCAHY DONALD NEVILL DEAN NEVISH 45 M M' ,M Mkwi ,,AL ' as y-S yr A 5 w M . iii? 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Y' 2- 2 Q - iw- -w e f 5 F , S , Q 1 ,V be Q EW 2 1 fx 4 ' Q ,J w 1 .- Maya 'Ns wa, k JUDITH PRICE JAMES RAMSAY LINLEY RATCLIFFE GERALDINE REED e bow to thee WILLIAM REESE SARAH REICH ROSALIND REIPRECHT PATRICIA RENKIN RONALD RENNER SUSAN RENO JOYCE REYNOLDS ROY ROMISHER 47 May each son look up to thee E BETTY SARVEY KATHLEEN SARVEY MARYANN SCHAAB MARGARET SCHERMERHORN DONNA SCIALABBA WILLIAM SEYBOTH LYNN SHERLOCK ROBERT SHIMKO 48 WALTER SHRUBB JOHN SIMECAK JOLENE SIMS CATHERINE SNITGER I In defeat or victor CLAUDETTE SNITGER NORMAN SMITH DAVE SNYDER EUGENE SOMMER LINDA SOLES DAVID STEELE KAROL STICKEL DONALD STILLEY 49 CAROL STONE JAMES STONE JAMES STOTLER RONALD STUCK KATHY SULLIVAN HOWARD TALLON BEVERLY THOMAS SALLY SUE THOMAS 50 JAMES TUTWILER MARYELLEN VOGT GERALDINE VUKSON JOHN WALTER Ima ater we love thee MARINA WASMANN ANN WEHRLE DAVID WEST HAZEN WILSON JOYCE WINSLOW SHYRL WISE JOEL WOHLGEMUTH THOMAS WRIGHT 51 CAROLYN WYNN JOANNE YARD BRIAN YOCUM HARRY YONKOVICH Always Lo al e ill Be RALPH ZIEGLER In Appreciation The class of '63 has been guided by various people down through its history. In this our last year in Beaver High School, we depended on a man of extreme insight and dedication to lead our class and make it the success it was. He spent many long hours working with committees and indi- viduals, keeping our class in the black and making the hallowed halls remem- ber the young men and women of 1963 for many years to come. We thank you, Mr. Thomas Cochran. MR. THOMAS COCHRAN n emoriam To H5 .ws ,,.M..i.,.,.. 1 it Ll,, Ig, , . 'w.s6w.i KEWSSMS Uni 'z 115' s12',iziz-zi1wf,'1.- f 7 ' sgtfzxzx i. yx f-,fr '.ix'i'i i 3, Mr. Charles Glass was a member of the Beaver Area High School Faculty from l955 until his untimely death in 1962. A native of Monaca, Mr. Glass was educated in the public schools before attending Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh from which he received his A.B. degree and M.Litt. degree respectively. Following a number of years as teacher in the Monaco Public Schools he was affili- ated with the Western and Southern Insurance Company. He came to Beaver in the fall of 'l955. Any one who knew or associated with Mr. Glass could not fail to be affected by his sense of humor, his happy carefree demeanor, and his ability to have fun even under the most trying situations. While we in Beaver will have cause to remember Mr. Glass for his many character- istics, students of Monaco High will have more cause to remember, as he left the bulk of his estate to be used for scholarship grants to worthy students of his home town. At the present writing, plans are being formulated by the Student Council, to place a suitable memorial in the halls of the high school in honor of Mr. Glass. We are sorry to have lost our friend but feel that in this small way we can remember him in the future years through the pages of our SHINGAS. Class of 1963 53 A 1 ' ' ' J X y I I , 1 V 'J W1 +v'+, iv I f ,e 1 I 4 Y fgs Juniors OFFICERS J. Null, presidenf, D. Hromikcl, vice president K. Pence, secretary, J. Kiernun, treasurer. 203-A SPONSORS Mrs. Schciughency and Mrs. George Row 1, Lio R: R. Walker, T. Bunish, N. Feicht, R. Chysh, M. Scholl, F. Elkin, R. Anderson. Row 2: J. Pov- linich, P. Lash, W. Rowse, L. Buch, G. Monnkedick, R. Conner, R. Suz. Row 3: R. Hendrickson, R. Melker- son, J. Jugodich, L, Binder, D. Forrester, G. Doxnneker, J. lzotic. V4 i ,M-as A ffm? QW WWW fm.. ww 1 1 'E -:Mk Mi L 5 -. an EE? ii puff fl we.-1 ' 55' wwsw mi? em- My A ik x ,. HOMEROOM 105 Row 1, Lio R: S, Cobner, S. Ross, H. Laughlin, S. Anrkiewicz, M. Graham, J. Coleman, D. Powell, R. Shuttleworth, P, Webster, P. Stuck. Row 2: T. Thebom, M. James, J. Marlin, R. Morrow, N. Meyer, S. Rush, C. Sell, T. Irwin, S. Bodell, J. Brown, J. O'Leary, L. Baer. Row 3: K. Torrence, R. Delaco, A. Sorenson, P. Cahoon, F. Lordi, A. Ross, D. Heid, W. McConnaughy, W. Flick, K. Schleiter, C. Ray, M. Phipps. HOMEROOM 'IO7 HOMEROONL 106 Row 'l, Lfo R: S. Defore, L Circle, S. Bodie, R. Pomaybo J. Rowse, B. Hersfine, N Stahl, E. Bryolnf, J. Rheel, P Leech. Row 2: L. Mack, L Haddad, S. Schaffer, N Simecak, M. Baker, J. Jelly man, C. Reed, N. Greiner, J Wildman, B. Bailey, C Johns. Row 3: N. Fry, E M c El v y , J. Uebelhart, D Mitchell, D. Camp, P. Peno vich, J. Oldham, P. McCaw E. Early, V. Hall. Row 'l, Lio R: L. Farance, C. McKenney, J. Linclsay, R. Madcler, M. Campbell, D. Harvey, P. Onuslca, R. Melifta, D. Goldslrom, L. Taylor. Row 2: J. Arnold, E. Ulrich, R. Reno, S. Shively, T, Salfarelli, A. Cooper, D. Buckley, C. Bodnar, D. Simons, A. Grimm, B. Slade, W. Sfief. Row 3: J. Harvey, R. McCullough, W. Barringer, C. Beaner, J. Jordan, S. Heimann, R. Culley, B. Johnson, R. Mor- gan, L. Whi1wor1h, R. Poller. WH jp- 53175 Nm 5,-f ,1jf , if-nw-W M1 v Q ,yeffii X ' f Q 1 I , T-23 is Q QQ 4 if 3 f 'O QQ 2 Siam' +3 2 A 3 A Lk Qi - Xxx 72 '- ff. Q f . ,:. A ,AF Student Council The Student Council, composed of rep resentatives from each home room per forms many functions during a school year. While it is never considered to be a griev- ance committee it does act as liaison be- tween the student body and the adminis- tration in a constructive manner. lts usual functions include orientation of new students, acting in any capacity neces- sary during open house, supporting the P. T. A. Fair, purchasing the Kay Lewis Award for the outstanding athlete, and evaluating the constitution of various clubs. ln addition the Council sponsored and pledged support to an adequate memorial to Mr. Charles Glass, a member of the fac- ulty who died last spring, and donated S25 to the Library for the purchase of books. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Frank Rogers and the leadership of Jim Mitchell, president, Ned Russell, vice-president, Peggy Hogsett, secretary, and Bob Heddles- ton, treasurer, the Council has been very OFFICERS active in the Cl'l:l:C1lI'S of lite High SCi'lOOl. Jim Mitchell, president, Bob Heddleston, treasurer, Mr. Frank Rogers, sponsor, Ned Russell, vice-president, Peggy Hogsett, secretary. Row l, L to R: J. Cooper, T. Barrett, L. Lambert, S. Thomas, J. Hokman, M. Horst, J. Mitchell, R. Hedclleston, S. Field, A. Homesley, R. Baker, Mr. F. Rogers. Row 2: C. Johns, S. Koss, J. Kiernan, C. Reichert, B. Palmer, L. Bush, C. Bell, N. Russell, P. Berkman, R. Brooke, G. Docktor, J. Denbow, E. Douds. Row 3: W. Little, R. King, J. Richardson, T. Saltarelli, J. Rowse, S. Cobner, P. Hogsett, J. Cupani, M. Null. 64 Mrs. Genevieve Hokman, adviser, Jennifer Hokman, secretary-treasurer, Bill Mateer, president. ational Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the four main qualities exhib- ited by the 28 senior members of the 1963 National Honor Society. Half of the mem- bers were inducted in the spring of l962, andthe remainder in the fall. Their activi- ties included a tutoring service and the in- duction ceremony of the top tive percent of the junior class, in April of 1963. The ob- iectives of the NHS are to promote high standards of scholarship, leadership, and service, and to develop strength of charac- ter. Leading the organization were Bill Mateer, president, and Jennifer Hokman, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Genevieve Hok- man is adviser to the group. Qi.,-kqk Row'l, Lto R: J. Furgiuele, B. Hamilton, K. Gordon, S. Clarke, Miss A. Lawson. Row 2: S. Reich, S. Wise, L. Lambert, J. Bechdel, K Dambaugh, M. Linn, J. Humes, C. Snitger. Row 3: M. Krzton, H. Barley, N. Haskin, G. Langsdale, B. Gilroy, J. Reynolds, L. Henry, S Holzwarth. F. T. A. To give a greater insight into the opportuni- ties, rewards, and challenges in the field of edu- cation was the goal of the F. T. A. Miss Adella Lawson, faculty sponsor, invited speakers to pre- sent the different aspects of teaching methods. This year's project of the 21 senior members of the Charles S. Linn Chapter of the F. T. A. was to observe classes in the elementary and secondary schools of the Beaver Area. This year's officers were: Janis Furgiuele, president, Sally Clarke, vice president, Kathy Gordon, secretary, and Betty Hamilton, treas- urer. F. S. A. The Future Secretaries Association, organized in 1960, is aimed at acquainting members with the duties, obligations, and privileges of being a secretary. This year the club was composed of 27 senior girls. Along with visiting various business schools, the club entertained speakers and school representatives connected with the business field. Mary Linn, president, Pat Renkin, vice presi- dent, Gerri Vukson, secretary, and Dottie Losada, treasurer, were this year's otticers. Mrs. Anna Eastwood was the faculty sponsor. Row 1, Lto R: M. Linn, M. Vogt, L. Durst, A. Bryson, L. Campbell, L. Soles, P. Nunamaker, Mrs. A. Eastwood. Row 2: D. Coles, G. Reed J. Bumiller, G. Knowles, L. Ellis, M. Linn, L. Hackett, S. McBrien, C. Wynn. Row 3: D. Losada, C. Cooper, G. Vukson, J. Mohr, P. Ren kin, K. Healey, L. Sarvey, I. Ruffner, L. Nicol. Row 'l,Lto R: Mrs. George, C. Vlachos, E. Rose, P. Berkman, B. Beglin, J. Richardson. Row 2: L. Baker, S. Rush, S. Pinkerton, B. Little P. Snowden, C. Danneker, M. Robinson, J. Uebelhart. Row 3: E. Early, J. Waddell, M. Martin, M. Ress, M. Hill, J. Kiernan, S. Engel C. Snitger, J. Humes, Row4: C. Cascio, P. Leech, L. Headland, C. Reed, L. Skalka, P. Robinson, S. Reno, K. Plummer. Row 5: J. Mc Connaghy, E. Doutt, B. Rose, M. Suica. Art Club Making our school surroundings more pleas- ing to the eye was one of the maior obiectives of the Art Club this year. One of these, that now graces the walls of the Home Economics Department, is a mural painting. Future murals are still in the planning stage. New ideas in art, as planned by Mrs. Marguerite George, the club sponsor, were presented to the 75 members throughout the year. Speaking to the club, Mr. E. J. Mathews of Pittsburgh Art Institute capably described the possibilities of Art as a career. Officers of the Art Club are: Ed Rose, presi- dent, Phil Berkman, vice-president, and Colleen Vlachos, secretary-treasurer. amera Club Instruction and practice in photography are the main functions of the Camera Club. The members covered the various school and social functions of the year and attended regular Satur- day classes. They delved into the art of photo- graphing still life and models. This year's officers were: Norman Smith, president, Jay Leeper, vice president, Bob Beatty, secretary-treasurer, and Curt McKenney, publicity. Mr. J. R. Hopkins was the faculty sponsor. Row 'l, Lto R: C. McKenney, N. Smith, J. Leeper, Mr. Hopkins. Row 2: J. Grooms, R. Allshouse, T. Trishman, B. Beatty, C. Edmiston. Rowl, Lto R: R. Connors, R. Renner, H. Amberson, H. Barley, G. Langsdale, A. MacLeod, J. Cutri, W. Brown, R. Klepic, J. Brown, G Clark, J. Drain. Row 2: M. Scholl, B. Grim, V. Gill, B. L. Nittenegger, S. Rogers, L. Riley, P. Evans, K. Dambaugh, J. Furgiuele, C Snitger, K. Gordon. Row 3: R. Thomas, E. Collins, R. Lewis, J. Lang, W. Rowse, J. Haddock, V. Bennett, H. Bennett, R. Reader, T. Bun- ish, L. Morris, J. Stone. To give practical use to Spanish through in- formal conversation and to expand one's knowl- edge of Spanish culture were the aims of El Cir- culo Espanol this year. The 50 members of the I club carried out these aims with tilmstrips, club participation, and games at monthly meetings. Under the direction of Miss Adella Lawson, oFFicers for 1962-63 were: Sally Clarke, presi- dent, Marcia McClarey, vice president, Judy Humes, secretary, and Billie Adams, treasurer. Row 1, Lto R: J. Cupani, J. Albert, P. Leech, J. O'Donnell, M. McClarey, J. Humes, S, Clarke, B. Adams, A. Dufty, M. Furgiuele, C. Hen wood, Miss A. Lawson. Row 2: T. Ford, R. Orr, B. Conklin, R. Walker, J. Winslow, M. Holland, S. Reich. Row 3: J. Harrison, J. Den bow, M. Vento, R. Johnson, J. Miller, S. Holzworth, S. Stolz, P. Lennox, G. Reed, K. Craft, H. McDonald, P. McCune, L. Sarvey, L. Sher lock. Row 4: G. Hamilton, J. ldzotic, D. Hromika, R. Trent, A. Cooper, J. Hall, C. Brown, S. Stewart, P. Conklin, J. Jagodich, G. Man kedick, S. Dutty, J. Broloeck, P. Berkman, B. Beglin. 69 FRENCH CLUB Row 1, Lto R: D. McMillan, L. Ratcliffe, M. DelSota, A. Pawka, C. Reichart, J. Sulser, D. Battung, K. Sullivan, M. Furgiuele, P. McCune, L. Walker, L. Loyd, M. Funk, J. Yard, E. Forrester, J. Johnston, L. Crook, S. Ross, Mrs. Murray. Row 2: P. Scranton, H. Mulcahy, G, Allshouse, L. Rodgers, L. Fogelsong, V. Ratey, C. Johns, T. Detore, J. Reed, D. Miser, S. Thomas, K. McCall, M. Horst, E. McCoy, M. Galovic, S. Westfall, S. Reno, S. Morrow, K. Cooke. Row 3: J. Bechdel, B, Little, M. Lenhult, L. Bush, F. Hellman, K. Baer, J. Kovac, J. McConnel, J. Simms, M. Boyd, K. Pence, M. Householder, D. McClune, S. Patten, K. Albaugh, R. Brooke, D. Forrester, R. Gilroy, R. Zeigler. Row 4: J. Darby, J. Wolgemuth, J. Ramsay, H. Tallon, S. Swingle, B. Palmer, S. Faulk, A. Jellyman, S. Matsko, K. Croft, C. Buehl, S. Reno, J. Meek, D. Burtyk, R. McConnaughy, W. Foley, B. Yocum. e Cercle Francais Learning more about French customs and cul- ture has been the prime obiective of the more than 75 members of the French Club this year. A few of the outstanding meetings have been a display of famous French paintings, conducted by Mrs. Marguerite George of the Art Department, and a French puppet show. To conclude the year a banquet of French cuisine was held. The club officers for 'I962-63 were: Paula McCune, president, Diane Battung, vice presi- dent, Kathy Sullivan, secretary, and Madeline Furgiuele, treasurer. The sponsor of Le Cercle Francais is Mrs. Emma Murray. Tawasi lub Assisting Miss Grossman, librarian and spon- sor of the club, in managing the library is the main function of the Tawasi Club, formally known as the Library Club. Under the direction of this year's olficers, Marsha Krzton, president, Kathy Sarvey, vice president, Frances Hellman and Joanne Kovac, co-secretaries, and Mary Baker, treasurer, the 38 members held their sec- ond annual banquet at the end of the year to complete their work. Other proiects throughout the year were the publication of a student man- ual for library assistants and a special Ha- waiian Party in December. LIBRARY CLUB Row 'l, Lto R: M. Scholl, K. McKean, N. Druschell, S. Duffy, J. Sulser, B. Heddleston, S. Hughes, J. Cupani, N. Chaney, G. Keagy, B. Grossman. Row 2: l. Dagen, J. McConnel, K. Sarvey, M. Krzton, J. Sims, M. James, P. Cahoon, M. Baker, C. Matsko, B. Grim, J. Kovac, K. Cook. Row 3: J. Buckley, J. Yurtick, S. Deffenbaugh, L. Riley, K. Dambaugh, M. Schermerhorn, L. Sarvey, L. Sherlock, F. Hellman. fr, ri .5 512 t bk OFFICERS Row1, lto R: J. Bumiller, secretary, Mr. E. Thull, sponsor, B. Palmer, vice-president. Row 2: M. Lipsitz, treasurer, B. Hed- dleston, president. Bobcat lub Members of the student body may be- come members of the Bobcat Club, the main social organization at Beaver, with the purchase of a ticket at the beginning of the year. The 230 members sponsored the annual semi-formal basketball dance and those after each Friday home basketball game. Under the guidance of Mr. Edward Thull, otticers for 1962-63 were: Bob Heddleston, president, Becky Palmer, vice president, Janis Bumiller, secretary, and Mike Lipsitz, treasurer. Bridge Club Bridge as a social activity has 'finally found its way into our high school. Under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Emma Murray 24 students have been given the opportunity to learn more about the art of playing bridge. Participating in sched- BRIDGE CLUB uled tournaments requires greater concentration than playing bridge as a social pastime. Mike Lipsitz, president, Bill Seyboth, vice president, and Sally Sue Thomas, secretary-treas- urer, served as olticers this year. Row 1, Lto R: A. McLeod, B. Allison, B. Seyboth, M. Lipsitz, S. Thomas, M. Horst, B. Adams, Mrs. E. Murray. Row 2: R. Farkas, H. Bar- ley, R. Heddleston, D. Davis, P. Scranton, C. Matsko. Row 3: B. Mark, T. Saltarelli, .l. Rowse, A. Novakovic, J. Darby, N, Vordahl. Girls Athletic Association Row I, Lto R: S. Deem, S. Stew- art, D. McClune, C. Brown, N. Orend, N. Brown, M. McCleary, 5. Faulk, J. McConnell, M. Funk, S. Morrow, J. Sulser, M. Galo- vic. Row 2: C. Bechtel, L. Rodg- ers, N. Feight, K. Baer, K. Keck, L. Skalka, P. Robinson, M. Householder, B. Wonnell, S. Patten, S. Cargo, G. Danneker, C. Koble, A. Lampenstein. Row 3: B. Chysch, C. Hendrickson, K. Pence, M. Hill, J. Shuller, S. Kolb, S. Swingle, A. Pawka, L. Bush, S. Duffy, C. Barclay, P, Conklin, S. Engle. Row 4: J. Humes, S. List, S. Reno, R. Ratey, K. Martell, C. Price, B. Niffenegger, G. Gill, K. Mont- gomery, C. Bonnar, A. Teapole, P. Evans. Row 5: D. Hamilton, L. Riley, P. Hall, C. Onuska, M. Bentley, B. Grim, J. Reed, M. Casborne, I. Dagan, A. Soisson, C. Reichart, G. Mankedick. Rowl,Lto R: Mrs. Howarth, J. Doutt, J. Reynolds, J. Price, S. Field, J. Bumiller. Row2: G. Vukson, M. Linn, D. Battung, C. Buehl, L, Ellis, J. Loughren, S. Dappenbrook, J. Winslow. Row 3- R. Reiprecht, L. Soles, C. Wynn, J. Mohr, D. Losada, K. Dombaugh, M. Boyd, C. Snitger. Row4: J. Hall, M. Krzton, N. Fogel, J. Brennen, S. Farrell, B. Adams, S. McBrien, S. Lennox. Row 5: S. Reich, S. Parker, D. Miser, L. Hackett, M. Linn, L. Lambert. Row6: L. Durst, P. Petty, N, Haskins, P. McCune, L. Sherlock. Row 7: K. Stickel, Daniels, K. Albaugh, M. Horst, J. Jovonovich, C. Cascio, B. Thomas. Rowl,Lto R: B. Reynolds, Grimm, K. Torrence, H. Hall Stolz, P. Holland, L. H. Laughlin, M. Baker, dovan, T. Yale, C. Laughlin, Hughes. Row 2: P. Webster, Hagarman, C. Wing, D. C. Angell, M. D'Alessandro Cooper, C. Glorioso, C. lntyre, M. Guglieme, S. Y N. IFFt, M. Clark. Row3: Woods, R. Bevington, C. George W. Jones, E. Teapole, R. Robin- son, R. Gahagan, L. Baer, N Griener, S. Ammon, R. Morrow L. Breit, P. Loeffler, N. Korn Row 4: P. Porter, D. Bowser, B Johnson, M. Graham, J. S. Gill, M. Ress, M. Lucci, A Cooper, C. Anderson, H. Mc' Donald, D. Powell, S. Saibene Row 5: A. Smalstig, D. P. Cahoon, S. Boclell, C. Thomas C. Bodnar, M. Wallover, C Carnahan, P. Hogsett, K. C S. Black, C. Reed. Row B Johnson, J. Cupani, L. G. Bliss, M. Bevevino, R. Ma- cusic, C. Johns, J. Hall, L. Tay- lor, C. Shively, J. Uebelhart Row7: N. Chaney, K. Katich J. Yohe, D. Stoup, M. Null, R Farkas. 72 1 1 L . ss. -.M - - Row 1, Lto R: A. Teapole, G. Mankedick, A. DelSota, K. Keck, V. Ratey, S. Patton, M. Householder, M. Funk, S. Faulk, K. Martell. Row 2: C. Snitger, M. Horst, J, Price, G. Vukson, Mrs. Howarth, D. Miser, L. Lambert, J. Doutt. Leaders Club An organization in which girls may demon- strate their athletic abilities is the Leaders' Club. The members of this club are nominated as a result of tryouts which test the girls' abilities in the various fields of gymnastics. The Leaders direct some of the activities held by the G. A. A., conduct exercises in gym classes, and aid the instructor in any way they can. This year's of- ficers were: Lynn Lambert, president, Sandy Dap- Echo Staff This year's journalism class, under the guid- ance of Mr. J. Wilkins, class instructor and faculty sponsor, published six issues of the Bobcat's Echo. The paper enrolled in the Quill and Scroll, Penn- sylvania Scholastic Press Association, and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. In order to become better acquainted with the field of journalism, the students undertook sev- eral projects beside publishing the Echo. As re- penbrook, vice-president, Judy Doutt, secretary, porters, they submitted weekly summaries of Molly Horst, treasurer. school news. To gain additional experience as journalists, the students wrote weekly articles concerning school activities for the local news- papers. Diane Battung, editor-in-chief, headed this year's staff. Row 'l, Lto R: J. Hebenthal, M. Holland, D. Battung, K. Plummer, B. Cardarelli, J. Javonovich, S. Thomas, J. Yard, K. Cooke, Mr. Wilkins. Row 2: S. Reich, S. Sims, C. Buehl, J. Kovac, G. Reed, S. Clarke, S. Holzworth, M. Schermerhorn. Row 3: N. Orend, J. Mitchell, B. Frey, R. Reader, S. Taylor, B. Yocum, N. Smith, M. Krzton. 73 Row 1, Lto R: B. Slade, C. Matsko, J. Harrison, B. Seyboth, T. Saltare D. Sebastian, D. Moore, B. Eppers, L, Dawson, J. Darby, P. Lash. Allshouse, A. Novakovic, J. Miller, D. Burtyk, B. Fischer. Ili, M. Lipsitz, Mr. Samuels. Row 2: Row 3: T. Ingram, C. McKenny, R. C ess Club Auto echanics Club Rod And Gun Club Row 1, Lto R: J. Davis, S. McKnight, L. Dawson, J. McCandless, G. Dockter, J. Lanning, Row 2: J. Hires, J. Faller, A. MacLeod, D. Humes, B. Spratley, J. Columbo. Row 3: T. Ricker, G. Doutt, R. Walker, B. Goldsmith. Row l, Lto R: Mr. Rosenlieb, K. Beebe, E. Eppinger, L. lfft, S. Duplaga, J. Stotler, B. Boclie. Row 2: D Bell, B. Bundy, P. Steif, B. Herstine, D. Chluclzinski, J. Drain, J. Leep Harding, J. Bundy, D. Steel, M. Christy. Row 4: D. Onuska, H. Kay J. Arnold. Row 5: Q. McKenny, J. Stone, E. Bender, W. Renkin, B. Se er Row3 R Walker S Marsh R D Murdock B Patterson F Lord: yboth, J. Davis. UPPER PICTURE-Row l, Lto R: B. Heddleston, R. Johnson, E. Rose, M. Lipsitz, B. Allison, J. Stone, J. Stotler, S. Duplaga, D. Conners, T. Wright, D. Hollander, H. Amberson, H. Tallon, H. Wilson, Mr. Taylor. Row 2: G. Berkley, J. Mitchel, P. Onuska, R. Walker, A. Brown, H. Barley, T. Ford, T. Hetrick, R. Romisher, G. Miller, J. Hoegle, W, Schrubs, B. Mark, B. Fisher. Row 3: T. Fyrcle, S. Marsh, L. Dawson, B. Patten, M. Vento, D. Reader, T. Bunish, J. Conklin, J. Harrison, M. Campbell, J. Rowse, G. Hamilton, J. Haddock. Row 4: D. Sebastian, J. Youtes, C. Ray, G. Bywaters, J. Graham, D. Burtyk, H. Healy, B. Seybcth, H. Mulcahy, R. Beatty, C. Lamb, J. Brown, J. Wildwin, B. Berringer, L. Snyder, R. Bundy, K. Black, C. Edmiston. LOWER PICTURE-Row l, Lto R: J. Meek, V. Bennett, D. Davis, T. Mahaffey, A. Homesley-V. P., P. Scranton, H. Bennett, G. Clark. Row 2: C. Wallace, G. Langsdale, B. Gilroy, L. Henry, G. Hemphill, N. Vordahl, R. Strobel. Hi -Y Christian living coupled with clean sports- manship ore the major objectives of the Hi-Y. To accomplish these, self-discipline must be strongly exercised by all members. Membership in the Hi-Y is open to any soph- omore, junior or senior boy who feels that he can qualify. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Taylor, the group goes bowling twice a month and plays basketball weekly. The Hi-Y also sponsors the high school Ping Pong Tournament. This year's officers are: George Clark, presi- dent, Al Homesley, vice president, and Joe Brown, secretary-treasurer. Tri- '-Y High Christian standards of conduct in the home, school, and community is the most impor- tant objective of the Tri-Hi-Y. Projects designed to develop these standards and work for greater Christian services in the community were planned and carried out by the members this year under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. Mary Haskins. Money collected from the sale of mums was used to send four delegates to the Tri-Hi-Y con- ference at Butler, Pennsylvania, as well as mak- ing Christmas favors for the patients in the Roch- ester General Hospital. This group also participated in the World Service project whose work extends to Korea. Officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are Joann Javonovich, president, Libby Lloyd, vice president, Sheila Hol- by, secretary, and Leslie Rogers, treasurer. Row T, L to R: C. Bonner, B. Carderelli, M. Scholl, L. Soles, J. Javonovich, L. Lloyd, S. Holby, L. Rodgers, G. Reed, P. Petty, K. McCall, Mrs. M. Has- kins. Row 2: B. Forrester, M. Schermerhorn, L. Sherlock, A. Teapole, P. Evans, L. Ellis, K. Albaugh, L. Campbell, A. Bryson. Row 3: F. Hellman, S. Holzwarth, S. McBrien, S. Lennox, K. Keck, K. Baer, L. Riley, C. Westfall, B. Clark, J. Hokman. gf' X ji , g ,.', l 1 .z.. . .,': ,. W.f . -b H ..,,,: q ff.::- was Shingas Co-Editors Eileen Ludwig, Joann Javonovich, Judy Price ln the annals of Beaver High School one per- son stands out among the rest as a man of strong character, high intelligence, ancl a posses- sor of the experience needed to compose a year book. This man, Mr. W. W. Paterick, has en- deared himself to all who know him because of his dedication to his work and to the publishing of the Shingas. Beaver High School has long forgotten many men and women who have come and gone but Mr. Paterick will long be remem- bered by the graduating class of 1963. Mr. W. W. Pcterick Shingas Adviser hinges Row 'l, I.to R: M. Horst, S. Field, J. Reynolds, J. Price, J. Javonovich, E. Ludwig, K. Sullivan, S. Thomas. Row 2: W. Olsson, P. McCune, S. Clarke, S. Daniels, E. McCoy, M. Krzton, L. Lambert, S. Holby. Row 3: B. Allison, D. McKelvey, R. Ziegler, J. Lary, J. Wohlgemuth, T. Ford. 76 J...-.F--... 'K Q LN-. A 'iff' SHINGAS STAFF - SALES Row 'l, Lfo R: J. Brennan, D. McKelvey--Circulation Manager-High School, M. Cowon. Row 2: D. Loscxdo, M. Boyd, J. Win- slow, S. Pinlcerlon, S, Dcfppenbrook, K. Stickel, G. Vukson, J. Bumiller. Row 3: S. McBrien, S. Lennox, K. Albaugh, C. Goch- enour, M. Linn, M. Linn, S. Reno, D. Miser. Row 4: B. Gilroy, T. Johnston, H. Amberson, J. Mitchell, S, Solopek, J. Wohlge- muih, B. Bodie, J. Darby, G. Allshouse. Row 1, Lto R: M. Vogt, B. Mark, P. Kimple, B. Allison-Circulation Manager-Junior High School, J. Ycurcl. Row 2: J. Long, T. Jcxneck, J. Sfofler, S. Duplogo, J. Mickey, C. Dclnneker, M. Horsf, J. Loughren. Row 3: B. Seybolh, B. Heddleslon, T. Hefrick, H. Tollon, B. Anderson, H. Mulcahy, C. Wynn, N. Druschel. Row 4: B. Forresier, J. Furgiuele, S. Ferroll, K. Beebe, B. Adams, L. Sherlock, S. Reich. l963 tween. TYPISTS K. Healy, L. Soles, A. Bryson, G. Vukson- Head, J. Loughren, C. Wynn, M. Linn. 77 L L ' A fi f v My 3, , ' - ' 11 U, Wm Q .' frffnw K ,sy p NM Q ,, :V r I' A , WM 4 V' 'yr. A' 4 V FZ: .je p.-.' ' 53 sv- X f-II. ' l454W '4 ' NX 1 . y S -v is 5' fffujj' if Wie fffg2fQ.ig,FfT?:i3ff:'i-1'gm 'A -- 3..f5Ef3Z4.1.: V- L .- f- . .93-,:'g,,i: .... - E , mf . :E gfr i z' x ip 'Ja fy , A x v ' ,inn M JM xx LM Q Y A f 'Q mfs-' '.s , V , W L 2-4 Wfggf' .. ,V 1 ,ww Hi A if W 1, Y -xg wc v-wa new-Q 1 Q 4' www HY? was H :neu f- vswfff- a ,wa-ff. ,ww-' f A-Q wr- - wa--4, 'E is -.. Q W t A ,.,. ., 1 Q 1 2 -' X' W 4 ,H-N, Q, QW Qt' if! incl Ensemble Swing Band . e 1 . z . f 1. sf-.V . ez , ' A ' N I f- 1 ns I . - n - V- 1 . - s N r gt. yur. A , 8 -, 7. .. ,, T get am., S g 'FP F-5 PM 1 r W1 x .lqm . A ,.Q M L . Q, ! g Q -.g I-E-.Q LE: .: Ls L2 -I: 1. tr.. 1. 2. 5 , y i.s.5 fs Flutes: D. Snyder, S. Wise, J. Hokman, L. Lloyd, K. Bechtel, K. Pence. Ohoes: M. Manning, C. John. Alto Clarinet: J. Hatton, C. Bell C. Westfall. Bass Clarinet: R. Baker, B. Little, R. Ziegler. Alto Saxophone: B. Mills, A. Homesley, S. Cobner. Tenor Saxophone: J. Null R, Rogers. Baritone Saxophone: A. McCarthy. Trombcnes: T. Barrett, T. Mahaffey, G. Dockter, J. Clark, J. Passavant. Baritones: W Brown N Bordahl String Bass' B Coo er Sousa hone B Mateer J Drain J Steele Clarinets R McConnell T Bental K Sulli- I - - - - P - P 2 - , - . . . 1 . . - . - van, L. Lambert, L. Ratcliffe, L. Walker, V. Ratey, A. James, C. Bodnar, J. Todd, K. Torrence, S. Gill, D. Sarchet, C. Thomas. Trumpets G. Clark, S. Salopek, N. Haskin, V. Bennett, G. Wolf, P. Scranton, D. McMillan. French Horns: H. Laughlin, S. Morrow, S. Holby, L. Rodg ers, P. Hogsett. Percussion: J. Lehrian, B. Mateer, D. Steele. - The 1962-63 edition of the Wind Ensemble was composed of capable performers. Under the direction of Mr. Robert C. Jones, the group mode their first appearance at the Christmas Assembly. The Ensemble has provided music to challonge the most adept player. The program which re- quired the greatest amount of concentration on the part of these interested members was the Invitational Concert presented in March. The Beaver Bop-Cats, under the direction of Mr. William K. Schwartz, has been extremely active this year. During the year, the band con- sisting of 'l8 instrumentalists and vocalist Sharon Swingle, have carried the Big Band Sound throughout the Western Pennsylvania area. In Beaver they presented several swingin' selec- tions at the annual spring band concert, provided music for four adult dances sponsored by the Band Parents, and furnished entertainment at the Beaver Women's Club Guest Night. Last year the Bop-Cats won first place in an interstate high school danceband contest held at ldora Park. They were the first band to do so from Pennsyl- vania. They returned this year to defend their championship. x-s. J. Null, A. Homesley, B Mills, R. McConnell, A. McCarthy. Tromlsones: G. Dockter, J. Clark, T. Barrett, T. Mahaffey, Trumpets V. Bennett, J. Meek, G. Clark, S. Salcpek. Bass Horn: B. Mateer. String Bass: B. Cooper. Piano: J Drain. Drums: J. Lehrian. Vocalist: S. Swingle. Row 1, L. to R.: J. Smith, K. McKean, B. Thomas, C. Stone, F. Teams, P. Lowmcm, M. Robinson, R. Reiprecht, P. Stief, B. Hibbs, J. Bumiller, M. Carlson, A. Penrod, K. Gallagher, C. Headland, M. Werner. Row 2: A. Cooper, C. Hollibaugh, P. Lennox, V. Reclick, K. Bear, G. Reed, C. Shively, G. Taylor, M. Householder, M. Brubaker, S. Stolz, G. Bunish, C. George, L. Breit, R. Savio, C. Glorioso. Row 3: C. Anderson, S. Black, J. Fleming, H. Simpson, L. Durst, A. Jellyman, J. Uebelhart, J. Hall, J. Price, D. Stoup, L. Hogue, S. Shaffer, S. Hughes, M. Jellyman, D. Chludzinski. Girls' Chorus The members of Girls' Chorus are certainly worthy of praise. Due to individual work on pronunciation and voice parts, the girls are con- stantly improving. They performed very well in the evening Christmas program and the Spring Concert under the direction of Miss Marilyn Werner. Boys' Octet One of the special groups in the choral de- partment is the Boys' Octet. Showing a strong interest in all types of music, the members have proven themselves to be promising young vocal- ists. They participated in the Christmas pro- gram and the Spring Concert. B. Copper, G. Berkley, J. Hazy, A. Homesley, L. Haddad, J. Ramsey, A. McCarthy, D. Stilley . W4 Q13 IQGS Athletics 559,50 Row 'l, Lto R: R. Meyer, T. Forcl, E. Rose, G. Berkley, R. Stuck, J. Mickey, M. Christner, J. Ramsay, H. Amberson, H. Wilson, D, Morton, R. Cook, F. Cascio, D. McKim. Row 2: J. Berdell, E. Nardone, B. Rose, C. Bell, M. Vento, D. Young, R. Melkerson, D. Thomas, J. Stewart, C. Holclren, R. Trent, M. Reiners, R. Kearney, R. Anderson, C. Grad, D. Hromika, E. Thull. Row 3: T. Cochran, R. Marsick, J. Seidl, M. Ammon, B, Phillips, J. Jellyman, J. Wilson, B. Culley, M. Phipps, R. Delaco, J. Harvey, L. Mack, E. Stuck, V. Hall, J. Dawson, P. Bischo'FF. Row 4: J. Hazy, B. McConnaughy, J. Anderson, D. Benard, R, Harding, D. Mitchell, D. Murdock, B, Chimley, P. Christie, T. Botinovch. COACHES T. Cochran, J. Berdell, P. Bischoff, E. Nordone, E. Thull. SCORES Beaver Opp 13 ....... ..... W ellsville .... ....., 7 i 'I9 ,,.,.... ..... E ast Palestine ,. ..... . 0 l 20 ..,..., ...,. M idland ..... O 'I2 ,.....,. ..... H opewell 7 7 ,....... .,... N ew Brighton ,, O 39 ........ ..... F reedom ........ ..., 6 26 ....,.. ..,.. N orth Allegheny ....... ..,, 6 32 ...,..., ..... M onoca ..,.... .. ..,, i3 27 .....,., ..... R ochester .,...,..,.... .,,. . 6 Won 9 Lost O 86 Beaver vs Rochester Name Position Harry Amberson End Greig Berkley Halfback 'lMike Christner Tackle John Mickey Guard 'Don Morton Fullbzxck Jim Ramsay Tackle lEd Rose Halfback Don Stilley End Ron Stuck Tackle JCRHUZSYI Wilson Guard Managers Frank Cascio Terry Ford Honorable mention All State lWPlAL All Star Team IHonorable mention WPIAL SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Height Weight 5' 11 160 lbs 5' 6 140 lbs 6' 2 200 lbs 5' 10 165 lbs 5' 7 170 lbs 5' 10 250 lbs 5' 10 165 lbs 190 6, 2,1 lbs. 6' 210 lbs. 5' 11 165 lbs 'Elected honorary captain, honorable mention WPIAL Yea rs Lettered 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 Row 1, Lto R: G. Berkley, E. Rose, J. Mickey, D. Morton, H. Wilson. Row 2: T. Ford-Mgr., J. Ramsay, R. Stuck, M. Christ- ner, H. Amberson, R. Cook, F. Cascio-Mgr. 62 8 WELLSVILLE Beaver opened its T962 grid season on the seventh day of September. Little did Coach John Berdell's men know that they were in for the toughest night of the season. Their op- ponents were eleven young men from Wellsville, Ohio. How- ever, the scrappy 'Cats were able to edge the visitors from across the state line by a slim T3-7 margin. The Bobcats made their tirst score of the night on a Denny Hromika to Ed Rose pass midway through the second quarter. The second half found Beaver and Wellsville each scoring one T.D., and the Bobcats walking off with victory number one in the '62 cam- paign. Beaver 'I3 - Wellsville 7. EAST PALESTINE One week later the Beaver Bobcats extended their win skein to eleven over the past two seasons with a 19-O victory over the tough East Palestine Bulldogs. Senior captain Don Morton climaxed the 'Cats first T.D. drive by plunging over from the Bulldog T. The first half ended with the Bobcats enjoying a 7-0 advantage. Charley Bell and Morton ran rampant over the Bulldog defense in the second stanza as they accounted for Beaver's two second half T.D.'s. The victor's offense totaled 233 yards while the defense was holding the Ohioans to a meager 72 yards. Beaver T9 - East Palestine 0. MIDLAND Headed by Don Morton, the Beaver cleoters toppled a gang of fired-up Midland Leopards by a 20-0 count on Sep- tember 2'l. Morton rushed for 93 of the Bobcats' T50 total yards gained. Time and time again he ripped the Midland defense for gains of six and seven yards. lniury ridden sen- iors Mike Christner and Don Stilley made their initial appear- ances of the season, and were instrumental in the much im- proved play of the Bobcat club. Halfbacks Ed Rose and Greig Berkley also turned in commendable performances in the Bob- cat rout. Beaver 20 - Midland O. HOPEWELL An explosive ground attack enabled the County-seaters to extend their win streak to T3 at the expense of the ever- rough Hopewell Vikings. The game got oFf to a fast and furi- ous start when Charley Bell recovered a Viking fumble of the fourth play from scrimmage. Moments later Ed Rose con- verted Hopewell's miscue into six big points. The third quar- ter found the Bobcats on the dangerous side of their 30 yard stripe for the entire period. Things began to look less than good as the Norsemen tallied T.D. number one for the evening and were able to pocket the extra point to take a 7-6 lead. However, the Berdellmen were not to be denied as they pulled the game out with an early fourth quarter score and a T2-7 victory. Beaver T2 - Hopewell 7. Beaver vs. Wellsville Beaver vs. Monaco NEW BRIGHTON Gypsy Glen Stadium was the place this week. A iam- packed crowd saw four quarters of tight and hard fought football and when it was all over the New Brighton Lions found themselves on the short end of a 7-O count. The Lions were weakened by the first quarter iniury of star halfback Jim Hutkay, but they never stopped fighting. Beaver back Greig Berkley put in his finest show of the season as he blazed trails through the tough Brighton line with little apparent diffi- culty. Don Morton provided the most spectacular note of the evening as he dodged and danced past four Lion blockers to make an ankle tackle on a seemingly T.D. bound Brighton halfback. Beaver's lonesome end, Charley Bell, caught a Denny Hromika pass and raced to paydirt for the game's lone score. Beaver 7 - New Brighton 0. FREEDOM It was Beat 'Em Bobcats time again this Saturday night as the 'Cats chalked up win number six for the season and extended their streak to 15 over the past two years. Coach Berdell's powerful football machine started slowly scoring iust once in the first quarter, but gained momentum in the second period when they hit paydirt three times for a 26-O half-time lead. End Don Stilley sparked the offense with a T.D. pass reception and also demonstrated his versatility by intercepting a Bulldog aerial. When the final buzzer sounded the scoreboard read: Beaver 39 - Freedom 6. NORTH ALLEGHENY A Beaver High football team that looked like the unde- feated 1961 Bobcat eleven ruined North Allegheny's Home- coming Day festivities by trouncing the Class AA Tigers, 26A6 Safurday afternoon, October 19. Charley Bell played havoc wiih the dumbfounded Bengal defenders as he sped by them on back to back punt returns of 62 and 30 yards. Don Mor- ton, Charley Bell, Ed Rose, and Greig Berkley all put in their six points worth in the Bobcat triumph. Defensive specialist Dick Melkerson split the uprights twice on this sunny after- noon as he added two conversion points. Beaver 26 - North Allegheny 6. Beaver vs. Wellsville MONACA On Saturday, October 26th, the Bobcat cleaters scalped a hapless bunch of Monaca Indians on the Red Men's land. Denny Hromika was iniured in the first half and was replaced by sophomore signal-caller Bill Phillips. Phillips performed admirably under tough conditions as he led the 'Cats to a 32-13 victory. Dazzling Don Morton electrified the crowd in the second half by bursting through the Indian line on his own two yard stripe and sprinting for a total of 97 yards before being pulled down on the Monaca one. Despite the fact that the Bobcats didn't throw a pass for the entire con- test, they put on a show that the Monaca people won't forget for many moons. Beaver 32 - Monaca 13. ROCHESTER Beaver rocketed from a 6-6 half-time deadlock to trounce their cross-river rivals from Rochester to the tune of 27-6. The win lengthened the 'Cats win skein to 18. Dependable Don Morton carried the pigskin 17 times for 95 yards while Ed Rose carried thirteen times for 79 yards. Quarterback Denny Hromika and tackle Mike Christner stifled Rochy drives with timely pass interceptions. The contest featured fine runs by Morton, Berkley, and Rose, coupled with aggressive line play by defensive stalwarts Hazen Wilson, Mike Christner, and Don Stilley. And so the '62 campaign ended on a highly success- ful note for Coach Berdell and his Battling Bobcats. Beaver 27 - Rochester 6. Beaver vs. East Palestine MN Y XT , ' I' 'mf .A+ Lv il,-.4 ' W Q., .5 Jw Football Banquet X Row I, Lfo R: W. Little, R. Moteer, D. Sebastian, T. Scnlterelli, A. Jefferson, M. Ammon, J, Rowse. Row 2: J. Pclssovonl, J. Youfes, C. Evans, R. Murphy, N. Frey, B. Noll, R. King, R. Brooke, Mr, Kane. JUNIOR VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORES Moteer ...,,..,. ....,.....,........,.....,..,,.,,... 'I I3 Treni .....,. ..,... 'I 00 Healy ..... .,.... 9 6 Ammon ...... ...... 8 9 Brooke ,,,, ,. 83 Klepic ,.... ...... 8 3 Davis ,..., ,..... 7 3 Jefferson .... ..,... 6 6 Benfol ..... ...... 5 I Rowse ...,. .,.... 2 8 Hamilton .... ...... 2 6 Solferelli .... 9 Little ........., 7 Possovcmt ..... 7 Frey ....... 6 King .... 6 Youtes . 4 Noll ....., 2 MANAGERS B. Slade, R. Romisher Row 'I,I.Io R: G. Hamillon, T. Wogcm, D. Davis, T. Benial G Berkley J CUIFI Mr CUIFI Row2 R Klepic, R. Trent, J. Walter, N. Russell, D. Siilley, H. Healey B Heddlesfon D Hromlka VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORES Hromika . Wogcm .,.. ........ Russell .. Sfilley ...,,.... ,....,. Heddleston Walter ...... .... Davis ...., Cutri ,.,.. Berkley ,... .,.. Trent ...., Bental ...... .,,. Maleer .... .... Klepic ...... 260 223 219 107 106 70 67 54 I4 'I4 5 4 1 COACHES J. Cufri, P. Kane 95 o 5 . Pig, 'W . , A ig, Ku.. MFE. Q A., W 4 ., .5 , A 5f,z?.. Q5 . gig f 1- H: , . ' 515 4 wma- , Na X 'S '2 1: 1 AZ , N if 1 M 3 . f f g.W,??? , af - W A ' ' 1 Q 9 . ,. M, -saw if 5 L ww-1 ,J 'Q cord W-9 L- Row'l Lto R: P. Onuska, T. Wogan, D. Morton, J. Mickey, R. Brooke, J. Cooper, D. Christie, D. Morton, T Hansen, B. Mateer, B. McConaughy. Row 2: Coach George, U. Sanford, D. Mooney, B. Phillips, D. Melkerson, E. Luckey, R. Stuck, N. Russell, B. Culley, J. Izotic, J. Stottler, B. Healey, D. Hromika, B. Johns- ton Coach Haddad. Honorary Captains. SCORES New Brighton Midland ,..,.. Riverside ..,. New Brighton Midland .,.,.. Rochester .... Rochester .,.. Beaver Falls Aliquippcl .... Ambridge .... Ellwood City Beaver Falls Ellwood City Aliquippa .... Ambridge .... 5 T-1 Opp. ..3 ..3 ..'I ..3 ..3 ,.2 ..4 .,9 ..0 U8 H19 M11 .. 3 .. 3 ,. 4 4 r . L 1 1 4 h . ' 1 J , ' 1. - - 1 i 3 COACHES Mr. John Haddad and Mr. Robert George V M ltill T TRACK scones Beaver Opp. Opp. 76 Freedom ..... 42 88 Rochester .... T8 99 Midland ....,. 12 Rochester .,... T516 6016 Elwood City . 572, 53l6 Beaver Falls 66M 78M Riverside ,,.... 36 New Brighton 33M 99 Midland ...... 19 70 North Hills H48 Beaver 76M in the Midland Invitational Meet RECORDS A. Brown-23.6 .... 220 yard dash E. Loudon-52.5 , ,,., . ,.., 440 yard dash T. Mahattey-2:O29 . ..,.,..... ..,.. 8 80 yard dash D. Stout-4:38 ...,... Midland Stadium one mile D. Stout, G. Oldham, A. Brown, E. Loudon- 3:3l.9 .........,...,...,...., ,.... ...,.....,. ....., o n e mile Ed Stewart-Shot Put STeWOYTT52 ..,.. ,,.,. S i lO'i' put Row 1, Lto R: A. Brown, P. Merz, B. Mendenhall, T. Brown, E. Stewart, J. Anderson, D. Patrick, W. Turner, D. Mihalski, G. Oldham, E. Loudon, D. Stout, J. Sanderbeck, D. Noll, J. Davies, H. Griffith, Coach J. Cutri. Row 2: Asst. Coach R. Bower, J. Blistan, D. Young, T. Mahaffey, G. Allshouse, R. Montgomery, J. Ramsey, E. Rose, T. Ford, J. Darby, J. McCandless, B. Weyant, J. Cutri, B. Rose, C. Bell, G. Hamilton, J. Stewart. Row 3: J. Keagy, N. Smith, T. Palmer, E. King, R. Rogers, J. Meyer, B. Chimley, D. Murphy, D. Mitchell, J. Dawson, D. Devine, D. Harding, D. Murdoch, D. Mekim, J. Stewart, M. Parrot, M. Vento, G. Dockters, R. Kearney, R. Trent, J. Yellig, R. Anderson, M. James, L. Dawson, J. Wilson, R. Delaco, F. Battung, J. Oldham, M. Ammon, J. Metzger, P. Berkman, Asst. Coach F. Rogers. 98 Row 1, Lto R: G. Oldham, D. Mihalski, P. Merz, D. Patrick, J. Anderson, D. Stout, J. Sanderbeck. Row 2: J. Keagy-Mgr., W. Turner, J. Davies, B. Mendenhall, D. Noll, E. Loudon, E. Stewart, E. Brown, H. Griffith, G. Metzger. Track TRACK LETTERMEN 1962 Seniors: Jim Anderson, Dave Patrick, Wil- bur Turner, Dave Stout, Dan Mihalski, Ed Loudon, George Oldham, Paul Merz, Joe Davies, Ed Stewart, Bart Mendenhall, Ted Brown, Dave Noll, Dan Shaffer. Juniors: Art Brown , Ed Rose, Ron Mont- gomery. Sophomores: Charles Bell, Jack McCand- less, Dave Young, Tom Mahclffey. Managers: Jerry Metzger, John Keagy. Coach Jim Cutri, Asst. Coach Frank Rogers 99 M. Lipsitz, D. Davis, T. Denbow, T. Wright, J. Wohlgemuth, D. Pafrickk ll-lonorury Captain. SCORES Beaver Opp. 4 .,.,. .... N ew Castle 1 0 ,..., .... B eaver Falls .... ,... 5 2 ..,. Butler ......,.. 3 3 .... New Castle 2 2 ..,. Beaver Falls .... 3 4 .... Butler ................ 'I VVon 3 Lost 3 COACH Mr. David Mclsaac 100 G. Vukson M. Horst C. Reichert C. Hendrickson A. Pawkc: G. Mankedick C. Dcmneker C. Vlcxchos, J. Johnston, H. Hull LeT's hex Rochester Q 1 Ka ewis Award Kay Lewis, a member of the class of 1947, was an outstanding varsity and intramural ath- lete in both high school and college. His athletic determination and great sportsmanship so im- pressed his fraternity brothers, that after his un- timely death, they founded the Kay E. Lewis award in his memory. The award was presented annually by the North Carolina chapter of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. However, several years ago the 'Fraternity seemed reluctant to continue the award, so the Beaver High School Student Council assumed the responsibility and now pre- sents it to the senior boy who best characterizes the highest quality of sportsmanship and leader- ship in varsity and intramural athletics. The selection committee is composed of the Beaver High School coaching staff, Paul Jones, representing the intramural program, Mr. Don- ald Higbee, faculty manager, Dr. William Charlesworth, high school principal, and two senior boys who do not participate in athletics. James Sanford was selected by the commit- tee as the T962 recipient of the award. Jim dis- played his athletic prowess, his drive, and lead- ership by participating in varsity basketball, football, and baseball during his three years in Beaver Area Senior High School. The class of T963 would like to congratulate Jim Sanford, the ninth winner of the Kay Lewis award. B. A. C. Row 'l,Lto R: L. Morris, G. Langsdale, R. Gilroy, S. Salopek, J. Lang, M. Lipsitz, L. Henry, J. Clark, E. Rose, F. Cascio, T. Wright, H. Wilson. Row 2: J. Darby, R. Bodie, B. McMillen, R. Shimko, J. Hoegle, R. Flynn, J. Tutwiler, G. Allshouse, J. Lary, J. Stone, J. Wohlge- moth. Row 3: R. Johnston, R. Baker, H. Amberson, T. Ford, R. Mariucci, J, Hague, R. Romisher, A. Homesley, D. West, R. Renner. Row 'l,Lto R: D. Thomas, M. Vento, D. McMillan, D. Forrester, J. Denbow, D. Burtyk, J. Haddock, T. Tray, A. Meilton, R. Johnson, J. McCandless, J. Coleman, J. Stuart. Row 2: L, Thomas, C. Wallace, R. Lewis, V. Bennett, K. Cosky, J. Meek, B. Conklin, J. Harrison, T. Bunish, J. Stewart, P. Lash, F. Elkin. Row 3: R. Hollander, J. Miller, C. Holdren, G. Bywaters, W. Marks, D. Morton, A. Bevevino, R. Mc- Connaughy, H. Bennett, R. Fisher, R. Beatty, D, Douds. Row 4: R. Orr, W. Conner, R. Gomola, A. Macleod, R. Kearney, W. Foley, J. Drain, P. Scranton, W. Rowse, R. Walker, M. Shaw. Row 1,Lto R: L. Mack, T. Botinovich, R. Delaco, J. Haskins, M. Campbell, J. Hazy, D. Moore, L. Haddad, J, Dawson, R. Bundy, J. Brown, C. Hackney. Row 2: L. Dawson, W. Chimley, W. McConnaughy, P. Christie, W. Bailey, J. Colombo, W, Phillips, F. Battung, B. Slade, M. Phipps, R. Culley, D. McKim. Row 3: L. Kughn, P. Stuck, T. Merritt, D. Ricker, R. Davis, N. Meyer, E. King, A. Sorenson, G. Wolf, R. Rogers, W. Flick, C. Ray. Row 4: C. Edmiston, J. Seidl, J. Humes, W. Barringer, L. Snyder, W. Harding, R. Graham, J. Oldham, J. O'Leary, R. Marsick, G. Anderson. Row 5: R. Marsh, C. Holt, D. Harvey, D. Goldstrom, R. Allshouse, J. Wilson, J. Harvey, D. Benarcl. 103 Beaver Area Beaver, Facult DR. JOHN BOLVIN Principal Dr. John Bolvin, now completing his fourth year as Junior High principal, has brought to that position a keen perception in the education needs of iunior high students and fine leader- ship in providing 'For those needs, as well as groundwork for their final three years in high school. We acknowledge here, his and his faculty's fine spirit of co-operation in the scheduling of group pictures and the sales campaign. Without such our Shingas would have been greatly re- tarded. We express our thanks to all those who have helped so much. Class of 1963 Mrs. Wonnell Mrs Armour Secretaries As the stress for decisions becomes more acute and the demand for advanced courses be comes greater the guidance department in creases in importance and more tar reaching in its scope Mr Calvin C Williams who heads the Junior High Guidance department has many years ot experience to give to the work ot pre parlng the Junior High Students for their final three years in high school Along with M Williams is Mrs Eleanore Ripper serving not only as guidance counselor throughout the elementary schools but also as a readmg specialist for the entire school district. MR. CALVIN C. WILLIAMS Guidance Counselor MRS. ELEANORE RIPPER Reading Specialist MRS. ELIZABETH RINEHART School Nurse 'I07 NORMAN S. AMSLER SARA BERGSTRESSER PAUL L. BISCHOFF MAXINE COULSON Industrial Arts ELIZABETH DOUGLAS WALTER E. EVERSOLE ROBERT H. GEORGE GRACE HARROD 108 A . ww Q-1? x V W NA 5 ,fl 2 ,N Y , Q 5 Q92 Q, 3 'Rs H? ve + Q: 23 ,.. UQ rj? fi? f. Wood Shop Home Economics ' 9, . 4-if' . r wi- ,f 4 Q 33 , x 'SES X f' H 1 ,v 1 in fn? f , 0 Q Q4 ,if s ,,,,..,:,,,.,,.4 A-- -fg, 5. . Ei? r-. '. 'f',,' 55 :K 1: i- ' 2 WILLARD E. HEMPHILL ELAINE HOUCK 43. I 1 HOWARD J. HOWARTH WILLIAM W. HUBER SALLY HUGHES , . . ' ff ' if -' . .,,, ELMER P. HULICK . -I ,, .. 4 4 'E N2 5 -. , . -PT Shop Class Instruction n tructors Through cx Window 110 ffl? QQ., JEAN A. KATICH PAUL KOEHLER VERNIE KUHR ROSALINE LUCKEY MRS. SMITH, CAFETERIA MANAGER GEORGE MARAVICH DOROTHY M. McCONNEL JOHN C. MARSHALL MATTHEW MEZMAR H .Mi RALPH C. MILLER EVAN NARDONE Big ConcIcuve V, U V 'A ww-. 1 ,-Q' f2i.aa.sQg4eSagsaf vi qi c Ig - , iff 1, ' f gffwg gm' ., .. , :A-ff --dn a .: . 4 J.- .,.',-ff H ' . '.znw M H RICHARD E. RIGGS ELEANOR M. NULL RUTH M. PATTERSON CHARLOTTE H. RAMSEY Not Piciured DOLORES SAYRE ANDREW F. SHAUL CATHERINE SNITGER ANNA IRIS SNYDER 112 HELEN S. SWASEY LOUISE SWEARINGEN ANTHONY TAORMINA Eighth Grade Arithmetic A MARGARET A. WALTERS .X MARILYN ANN WERNER 9th Grade HOMEROOM 110 Row 1, LioR: M. Everett, B. Brighf, B. Hogue, V Frank, S. Adrian, K. Gray J. Ewing, J. Groson, L. Gor lick, L. Curran. Row 2: S Hilfinger, C. Kesler, S. Hig bee, J. Rooso, E. Jellyman R. Lillle, M. Taylor, S. Mul len, Mrs. Houck. HOMEROOM 219 Row 1, Lto R: R. Hamilion N. Wilson, M. Chrisly, C Pefers, R. Heisley, J. List, M Gilmore, D. Deem, P. Taylor, S. Langnecker. Row 2: F. Lingenfelfer, D. Wilson, H Danneker, T. Hoop, D. La Force, J. Taboy, K. Hutch inson, J. Kanapesky, R. Her sfine, Mrs. Hughes. Row3 R. Rainey, R. Homsher, L. Howard, R. Nicol, T. Dye, H. Simmons, F. Cucinelli, L. Valenline, R. Rogers, K. Ammon. Row 4: M. Hilch in, L. Clouse, R. Reppert, J Smith, R. Campbell. HOMEROOM 210 Row 1, Llc R: C. Glorioso, M. Mickey, P. Wysocki, R. Irwin, K. Bolinovich, V. Cooper, L. Shulgold, J. Stile- ler, K. Binder, M. Lennox. Row2: J. Trowbridge, O. Bundy, P. Slrand, S. Lam- pinstein, E. Latshaw, D. Gressly, C. Bernharcly, D. Dorsey, J. Nilsche, J. Roelh- lisberger, Mr. George. Row 3: D. Lang, P. Yufmeyer, J. Goiley, S. Keenen, L. Ed- wards, D. Creese, W. Davis, J. Kirk. Row 4: L. Stuck, L. Welsh, M. McCune, T. Mun- roe, R. Wahl. 9th Grade HOMEROOM 113 Row'l, lto R: E. Gault, N Chaffee, V. Mecklim, C. Sui biena, C. Daniels, E. Rowe, B. Stout, G. Porter, S. Dar by, Y. Mohr, D. Borne, Harris. Row2: G. Letsky, R. Cazen, L. Riley, D. Blis tan, D. Grenesko, B. Wolfe, G. Pomaybo, D. Kazen, B. Gill, W. Wetzel, T. Beighey, R. Mineard, Mr. Nardone. Row 3: D. Bennett, K. May, R. Hague, J. Lucci, R. Lee, L. McNabb, P. Charlesworth J. Ratey. W. Tutwiler, G Alberti, D. Lambert. Through the window 116 HOMEROOM B-1 Rowl, Lto R: E. Wolford, T. Rose, S. Hutmun, C. Ro- migh, K. Ruffner, K. Kra- mer, M. McKeel, J. Palm, J. Geible, E. Graham. Row 2: J. Brooke, G. Miller, G. Co- metti, B. Silbaugh, M. Mo- hovlich, S. Farrelly, K. Hays, J. Donaldson, T. Myers, R. Fordyce, Mrs. E. Null. Row 3: W. Reehl, R. Busch, D. Householder, W. Hall, D. MacKeage, W. Peters, E. Wilson, D. Mullen. Row4: M. Rose, C. Lieb, D. Stilley, J. Crumrine, B. Grant. Qt xx .,,L H.,-Lx Max HOMEROOM 214 Row 'l, Lto R: L. Trombulak, C. Mills, C Simmons, R. Penrod, E. McCleery, L. Bost- wick, C. Leasha. Row2: W. Harris, J Casbourne, R. Riggs, G. Campbell, R Grimes, D. Fleming, J. Lawrence, Mr Taormina. Row 3: M. Lesefky, E. Leasha R. Thomas, R. Nichols, A. Farneth, D Carver. 'l'l7 Biology Class HOMEROOM 'l'I1 Rowl, LtoR: S. Shugert, M. Whitney, K. Fontaine, S Dobbs, G. Myers, L. Keilen S. Boyce, N. Miller, A Knopp. Row2: P. Morri- son, K. Little, S. Charron K. Farkas, J. Reed, D. Ru- dolph, J. Ewing, C. Beckett J. Cosky, K. Brdar, Mrs Patterson. 1 i 2 z HOMEROOM 218 Row'l, Lic R: H. Blazier, B. Shaner, M. Hixson, V Moore, L. Simmons, H. Wil son, E. Wagner, S. Perrotf M. McKenzie. Row 2: D Shafer, C. Wolfe, S. Hinz man, C. Beane, P. Grim, K Engle, B. Hodnick, M. Reed J. Catlin, Mrs. Bergstresser Row 3: E. Vordahl, H. Glor ioso, D, Rodgers, S. Cross J. Koch, T. Suica, M. Car- ver, J. Reda, L. Binkoski. HOMEROOM 106 Row l, Lfo R: l. Thomas, L Carnahan, N. Baughman C. Quigley, E. Whifney, S Irvin, N. Patrick, S. Roor back, I. Greene. Row 2: D Knauff, N. Mclnfosh, C Davis, J. Jenkins, L. Eicher D. Helm, S. Kornman, E. Mi- ley, J. Baumgard, Mrs. Har- rocl. Row 3: J. Cousins, C Ranshaw, K. Trenf, L. Gal lagher, J. Morgan, J. Dobbs J. Rieser, R. Hamsher, M Cardorelli, P. Schulfz, S Sovick. 5 ..... . Metal Shop M ,ik -6 Max W' QE HOMEROOM 'I05 Row 'I, Lto R: P. Young M. Cametti, P. Gilmore K. Sullivan, B. Hazlett K. Anderson, M. Beving ton, M. Avsen, S. Stone Row 2: S. McCullough K. Croud, T. Keith, S Weyand, C. Kester, J Meek, J. Hult, D. Roll J. Pratt, Mrs. Swasey Row 3: R. Tray, R. Moor, S. Mabin, L. Petty, M Cannon, F. H 0 l lo y , F Batchelor, H. Smith, J Daniels. Row 4: J. Rich- ter, R. Frey, E. Hum- mond, J. Cardarelli, G Schleiter. HOMEROOM ANNEX Row 1, Lto R: S. Welsh, S. Ours, G. Maggurd, C. Czarnecky, L. McDonald, P. Quigley, D. Valentine, S. Hassinger. Row 2: T. Sadler, L. Hendrickson, M. McEloy, L. Rooney, S. Phillips, D. Jarrell, T. Stuart, M. Walter. Row 3: R. Bryant, H. Wilson, L. Bostwick, J. Stone, S. Marecic. Art 1 Class i L E E 5 1 2 . 2 3 3 HOMEROOM 205 Row 'l, Lto R: S. Dockler, C. Cometli, L. Brosius, L. Heid, C. Cook, C. McCracken, J. Beaner, L. Parker, M. Holland. Row 2: B Crawford, J. Cressler, A. Bragg, A. Anderson, K. Windle, D. Tollon, K. Penovich, B. Rose, Mrs. Snitger. Row 3: R. Stillwogon T. Kitchen, S. Evangelisio, M. Anderson, T. Fisher, J. Throm, D. Pawelkoski, K. Eckelberger, W. Sforkey, D. Duchene, H. Ellis. HOMEROOM 202 Row I, Lto R: B. Roush, M. Lackner, J. Kiernan, M. Rose, L. Robenson, D. Sullivan, B. Briceland, P. Pickard, K. Winnell. Row 2: L. Yonik, P. Ailcheson, N. Nugent, D. Keilen, K. Buddin, S. Lash, D. Snyder, K. Onuska, C. Wehrle, Miss Swearingen. Row 3: L. HoHman, J. Bilollo, P. Mooney, D. Berkman, G. Herstine, D. Taormina, D. Duff, J. Morris, E. Sleworf. C. Todd. Row 4: Bufling- ton, W. Riley, J. Fogg, R. Black. l25 Row 'l, Lto R: J. Vlachos, D. Steele, J. Kiernan, N. Baughnean, J. Lengyel, L. Nair, S. Welsh, L. Lucci, J. Trawbridge, F. Cuspord, J, Baumgard, J. Mitchell, P. Mooney, P. Bilotto, R. Stillwagon, Mr. Williams. Row 2: D. DeCreny, P. Gregory, T. Rose, B. Deem, P. Taylor, P. Urban, D. Neal, S. Weyand, H. Gnas, F. Batchelor, S. Lopes, G. Passovant, T. Laughlin, D. Mulcahy, C. Irion, D. Anzio. Row 3: M. Plummer, N. Wilson, S. Darby, J. Meek, A. Anderson, M. Sanderbeck, T. Keith, P. Duffy, P. Andreson, P. Quigley, L. Bittner, R. Patton, B. Hall, M. Shadclick, B. Frey, R. Murdock, D. Ford, P. Madgar. ..Row 4: V. Frank, N. Miller, R. Penrocl, K. Farkas, C. Conklin, M. Taylor, C. Barron, R. Lee, J. Kaufman, E. Bischoff, R. Grimes, R. Hays, W. Blanchard. Row 5: E. Latshaw, K. Schuller, K. Bingle, K. Little, K. Lewis, C. Bernhardy, P. Nichol, J. Cosky, R. Reppert, M. Miller, C. Lieb,J. Kirk. Student Council Hall onitors Row 'l, Lto R: E. Gault, C. Fisher, V. Mecklin, F. Herstine, M. Whitney, L. Shulgolcl, B. Stout, C. Peters, J. Stitler, C. Simons, P. Taylor, N. Miller. Row 2: D. Sherman, C. Wolf, T. Meyers, J. Brooke, G. Miller, E. Vordahl, P. Perry, J. Casbourne, B. Harris. Row 3: A. Knapp, E. Larshaw, K. Jenkins, M. Krepps, N. Halvin, S. Wagner, K. Lewis, D. Gressly, N. Monrow, B. Harris, C. Harry. Row 4: D. Harris, R. Riggs, J. Gernish, R. Hague, T. Stahl, C. Lopes, R. Lee, D. Devine. MA 43' I ,5 7 NVQ . ii ' t' ' 'K f xv , s f? X sv' 'gf Al H'4 YES-5'fS -44. 5192181 --ww .pur- 'W' F si' Q-.M va COIN CLUB Row 'l, Lto R: L. Holcomb, D. Keenen, B. Mecklem, T. Bradshaw, M. Marinkovich, G. Letsky, J. Trowbridge, C. Tangora, T. Laughlin, J. Morris, Mr. Williams. Row 2: S. Parsons, N. Patrick, K. Zimmer, C. Kerr, L. Fisher, V. Portman, P. Koble, K. Rukavina. Row 3: D. Wilson, F. Lingenfelter, F. Holby, B. Rogers, D. Greneska, D. Fisher, P. Yutmeyer, L. Valentine, T. Weyant, B. Vento, P. Smilek. Row 4: B. Peters, J. Kaufman, T. Dye, J. Kavopesky, J. Grdenich, J. Lucci, R. Hogue, F. Kavopesky, L. Welch, G. Alberfi. STAMP CLUB Row 'I, Lto R: L. Hoffman, G. Herstine, R. Headland, C. Irion, J. Throm, J, Bechdel, E. Stewart, Mr Hulick. Row 2: T. Flowers, W. Riley, S. Lampenstein, P. Urban, I. Rodgers, C. Wing, J. Donaldson A. Adams, L. Valentine. Row 3: R. Vento, R. Maderia, G. Alberti. STAGE CREW Lto R: J. Kavopesky, R. Rainey, Dr. Bolvin, B. Wolfe, D. Rainey. Jr. High Football Row I, Lto R.: R. Paine, R. Skorupan, M. Rose, R. Reppert, P. Charlesworth, A. Ellis, D. Nichols, D. Fleming, L. Stuck, D. Brimmeier, C. Lieb, D. Sfilley, R. Campbell, D. Barclay, L. Clouse. Row 2: Mr. E. Thull, T. Beighy, W. Tufwiler, W. Hall, W. Templin, M. Mullen, S. DUFF, J. Raley, J. Kirk, F. Cucinelli, L. McNabb, T. Colombo, J. Kretzler, L. Binkoski, M. Carver, Mr. Nardone. Row 3: G. Miller, J. Kaufman, J. Brooke, D. Camp, R. Paffcn, J. Grdnich, J. Crumrine, R. Nichols, L. Frey, M. Lund, M. Cardarelli, D. Crease, J. Trowbridge, G. Allaerfi, P. Yulmeyer, A. Middleton, P. Parker. Row 4: T. Dye, J. Ricfor, A. Merz, A. Cardarelli, C. Lopes, C. Welch, A. Monlgomery, D. Blislan, R. Hogan, E. Nichols, A. Corn, M. Miller, B. Bean, T. Cable, T. Ford, H. Ellis, L. Merz, D. Smith. S C O R E S Beaver Opp. 6 ...,, .,..,. H ighland .. ..,. .0 T9 ..,,. ....,. H opewell .. .,.. .0 31 ...., .,.... R ochester ..., ..... 0 31 ,.,.. ,..... F reedom .......,. ,.... 6 25 ...., ...,.. N ew Brighton Row 'l, Lto R: P. Parker, M. Carver, R. Paine, T. Beighey, L. Clouse. Row 2: Mr. E. Nardone, D. Sfilley, R. Nichols, D. Fleming, L. Sfuck, D. Brimmeir, C. Lieb, R. Campbell, Mr. E. Thull. Row 3: P. Charlesworlh, R. Skorupan, R. Repperl, M. Rose, A. Ellis. Junior High Basketball Row l,Lfo R: M. Rose, P. Charlesworth, J. Koss, D. Stilley, D. Barclay, J. Kretzler, R. Reppert, T. Colombo, D. Camp. Row 2: M. Miller W. Hall, C. Lieb, A. Ellis, D. Mullen, D. Creese, R. Campbell, D. Smith. Row 3: W. Cutri, P. Parker, W. Mabin, R. Shimka, L. Bittner, L Gallagher, C. Irion. Row 4: S. Lclmpenstein, E. Stewart, S. Mabin, D. Phillips, D. Lewis, L. Lefevre, M. Carver, J. Orr. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Beaver Opp. 424 ...........,.......,....,,., Rochester .,...,.......... 5 531 ......,. ..,..... M idland ..,............... 39 534 .....,. .... Highland-Suburban 39 442 ........ ...,. R ochester .,,.......,..,.. 27 '36 ....,.,, .,....,. F reedom ...,,.........,. 47 545 .,....., ....,... B aden-Economy ,..,.. 22 35 ........ ....... A liquippa .,............ 40 28 ,.,..... ........ N ew Brighton ...,.... 14 35 ......,. ........ B eaver Falls .,....,.,... 46 45 ,....,.. .....,., E llwood City .....,.... 46 35 ........ ..... . Hopewell ...,... ...... 2 O 'I8 ........ ..,.,. , Aliquippa .,..,....,.,.. 34 22 ...,,.. ..,,.... N ew Brighton ........ 28 32 ..,...,. ........ B eaver Falls .........,.. 42 38 ....... .........,, E llwood City .......... 39 43 ,....,...,..,............... Hopewell .,..... ,..... 3 4 Won 6 Lost 'IO 4'Exhibition COACHES Mr. Mclsuac and Mr. Thull K. Binder, L. Knopp, K. Little, K. Lewis, E. Onuska, D. Benson, P. Duffy. Senior Activities BILLIE LEE ADAMS Shingas Stat? Sales IV: G.A.A. IV: Spanish Club, Treas- urer, IV: Bobcat Club IV: Bridge Club IV. KATHARINE JEAN ALBAUGH Shingas Staft, Sales IV: National Honor Society IV: Student Council II, III: Band Il, III, IV: G.A.A. Il, III, IV: French Club IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. ROBERT C. ALLISON Shingas Staff, Circulation Manager IV: Football ll: Track ll: B.A.C. II, IV: Spanish Club III: Chess Club III: Hi-Y ll, IV: Bridge Club IV. GEORGE MERVIN ALLSHOUSE II Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Track II, III: B.A.C. III, IV: Band Ill: French Club IV. HAROLD P. AMBERSON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Student Council III: Football II, iii, iv, Track ii: s.A,c. ii, iii, iv, Spanish Club iii, iv, Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. WILLIAM ANDERSON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. LINDA BAKER Art Club II, III, IV: Bobcat Club Il, IV. RILEY BAKER Student Council IV: Band Il, III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Basketball II: B.A.C. III, IV: Tennis IV: Jr. Prom Com- mittee III. HOWARD BARLEY Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Football III: Baseball III: B.A.C. ll, III, IV: F. T. A. IV: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club III, IV: Bridge Club IV. THOMAS J. BARRETT Shingas Stafli, Editorial IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council II, III, IV: Band II, III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Swing Band II, III, IV: Track II, III, IV. DIANE N. BATTUNG Echo Staff III, IV, Editor IV: G. A. A. II, III, IV: French Club III, IV, Vice President IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Bob- cat Club II: Junior Prom Committee III. JEAN BECHDEL Shingas Staff, Sales IV: F.T.A. IV: French Club III, IV: Bobcat Club ll: Junior Prom Committee III, KENNETH BEEBE Shingas Staff, Sales IV: B.A.C. III, IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Chess Club III: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club IV: Rod and Gun Club IV, Secretary 8. Treasurer IV: Junior Prom Com- mittee III. EDWARD BENDER Football II, III: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Rod and Gun Club IV. GREIG CONRAD BERKLEY Concert Choir Il, III, IV: Football Ill, IV: Basketball III, IV: Track ll: B.A.C. II: Spanish Club III: Chess Club Il: Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Secretary Il: Bobcat Club IV: Junior Prom Committee III. HARRY BEVINGTON ROBERT J. BODIE Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Concert Choir III, IV: Band III, IV: B.A.C. IV: Rod and Gun Club IV: Stage Crew II. MARILYN BOYD Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: French Club III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. JOANNE BRENNAN Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F. N.A. II, III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Bobcat Club II. BARBARA L. BROWN ARTHUR BROWN Track II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bobcat Club IV. C. WILSON BROWN National Honor Society IV: Wind Ensemble III, IV: Band Il, III, IV: Track II, IV: Spanish Club IV: Science Club Il. ARLENE BRYSON Shingas Staff, Typist IV: Girls Chorus Il: G.A.A. IV: F.S.A. IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. CAROLYN L. BUEHL Echo StaFF III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: French Club III, IV: Science Club II: Junior Prom Committee III. JANIS BUMILLER Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Girls Chorus IV: Band II, III, IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Secretary II: Junior Prom Committee III. GAIL ANN BUNISH Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. II. LINDA LOU CAMPBELL Girls Chorus II, III: G.A.A. IV: F.S.A. IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. CARMELLA ANN CASCIO Girls Chorus II, III: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Art Club IV. FRANK CASCIO Football III, IV: B.A.C. ll, III, IV: Spanish Club II: Junior Prom Committee III. WILLIAM LEE CHLUDZINSKI Rod and Gun Club IV. MICHAEL C. CHRISTNER Football II, III, IV: Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV. GEORGE MIKE CHRISTY B.A.A. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Science Club ll: Bobcat Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. BARBARA JEAN CLARK National Honor Society Ill, IV: Student Council Ill: Swing Band ii: Bend ii, lil, iv, G.A.A. iii, iv, French Club ni, Science Club II: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Chaplain III: Class Otticer, Treasurer II: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. GEORGE CLARK Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Swing Band II, III, IV: Band II, III, IV: Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Hi-Y ii, iii, iv, President iv. Senior Activities JIM CLARK Wind Ensemble IV, Swing Band IV, Band ll, III, IV, B.A.C. ll, III, IV, French Club IV, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Jr. Prom Committee III. SALLY JANE CLARKE Shingas Staff, Editorial IV, Echo Staff III, IV, G.A.A. III, IV, F.T.A. IV, Vice President IV, Spanish Club Il, Ill, IV, Presi- dent IV, Bobcat Club Il, Library Assistant Il, Jr. Prom Com- mittee Ill. DIANE COLES F.S.A. IV. ROOSEVELT COOK Band II, B.A.C. III. CATHLEEN COOPER G.A.A. II, III, IV, F.S.A. IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, Art Club II, III, IV, Bobcat Club II, Ill. WILLIAM D. COOPER National Honor Society IV, Student Council IV, Concert Choir Il, III, IV, Swing Band III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Jr. Prom Committee III. DONALD A. COUSINS, JR. Stage Crew ll, III. MARILYN COWAN Shingas Stalt, Sales IV, G.A.A. III, F.N.A. II, IV, French Club III, IV, Biology Career Group IV, Bobcat Club Il. ROGER EARL CRAMER KAREN AILENE CRAFT Girls Chorus ll, Concert Choir IV, G.A.A. IV, F.N.A. III, IV, Spanish Club IV, French Club IV. GEORGE EDWARD CURCIJA B.A.C. IV. JAMES ANTHONY CUTRI Basketball II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV. KATHLEEN DANIBAUGH G.A.A. II, Ill, IV, F.T.A. IV, Spanish Club II, III, IV, Bob- cat Club ll, IV, Library Assistant IV. SHARYN DANIELS National Honor Society IV, Concert Choir IV, G.A.A. IV, Biology Career Group IV, Shingas Staff, Editorial IV. CECE DANNEKER Shingas Statt, Sales IV, Student Council IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Biology Career Group II, III, IV, Art Club IV, Stage Crew III, IV, All School Play, Stage Manager III. SANDRA LEE DAPPENBROOK Shingas Staff, Sales IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Vice President IV, F.N.A. Il, Ill, Bobcat Club Il, III, IV. Joi-IN T. DARBY shingqs sfaff, sales Iv, Track Il, lu, IV, B.A.C. ul, lv, French club n, in, iv, chess Club ll, Iv, Bridge Club lv. JUDITH DOUTT Band Il, Ill, IV, G.A.A. Ill, IV, Vice President IV, Leaders Club, Secretary IV, F.N.A. III, IV, President IV, Bobcat Club IV. DIAN NE DOWNEY NANCY J. DRUSCHEL Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Concert Choir III, IV, F.N.A. IV, Library Assistant III, IV. LOIS MARIE DURSTT Girls Chorus II, IV, G.A.A. Ill, IV, F.S.A. IV, Bobcat Club III, IV. STANLEY M. DUPLAGA Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Band III, Baseball II, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, III, Biology Career Group II, III, IV, Chess Club II, Hi-Y II, III, IV, Bobcat Club III, IV, Rod and Gun Club IV, Jr. Prom Committee Ill. LA VERNE ELLIS Girls Chorus II, III, Concert Choir IV, G.A.A. Il, III, IV, F.T.A. IV, Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV, Bobcat Club IV. EDWARD ALAN EPPINGER National Honor Society IV, Concert Choir Il, Ill, IV, Rod and Gun Club, President IV. SANDRA FERRALL Shingas Staff, Sales IV, G.A.A. II, IV, F.N.A. III, IV, Bob- cat Club II. SUSAN LYNN FIELD Shingas StaFF, Financial Manager IV, National Honor So- ciety IV, Student Council Il, IV, Concert Choir III, IV, G.A.A. II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, III, Bobcat II, III, IV, Class Oliticer, Treasurer III, IV, Jr. Prom Committee Ill. ROBERT FLYNN Student Council III, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Bobcat Club IV, Science Club Il. NANCY FOGEI. G.A.A. IV, Biology Career Group IV. JIM FOGLESONG Biology Career Group IV. TERRANCE M. FORD Shingas Staff, Editorial IV, National Honor Society IV, Football IV, Track III, IV, B.A.C. ll, Ill, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Chess Club II, IV, Hi-Y IV, Science Club Il, All School Play III. BETTY FORESTER Shingas Sta'FF, Sales IV, National Honor Society IV, Girls Chorus ll, G.A.A. II, French Club IV, Biology Career Group Il, III, IV, Science Club II, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV. MARSHA JEAN FORTUNE Girls Chorus III, Concert Choir IV. ARTHUR CLARK FREY III Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Echo Staff Ill, IV, Track II, III, IV, B.A.C. II, III, IV, Camera Club IV, Jr. Prom Committee. .IANIS FURGIUELE Shingas Staff, Sales IV, National Honor Society IV, F.T.A., President IV, Spanish Club II, III, IV, Bobcat Club ll. ARCHIE M. GILBERT Basketball II, Track III, B.A.C. II. RICHARD T. GILL ROBERT C. GILROY, JR. Shingas StaFF, Sales IV, Band Il, Ill, IV, Track ll, B.A.C. III, IV, F.T.A. IV, French Club IV, Hi-Y IV, Bobcat Club II, IV, Jr. Prom Committee III. COLLEEN RAE GOCHENOUR Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Student Council II, III, Band II, III, IV, F.N.A. III, French Club Ill, Science Club II, Jr. Prom Committee Ill. Senior Activities KATHY JEAN GORDON F.T.A., Secretary IV: Spanish Club ll, Ill, IV: Band ll, III, IV: Wind Ensemble III. LINDA JANE HACKETT G.A.A. II, III: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JOSEPH HAGUE B.A.C. II, III, IV: Bobcat Club IV. JUDY HALL G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.N.A. Il, III, IV. THOMAS HALL Stage Crew Il, III, IV. BETTY HAMILTON National Honor Society IV: Girls Chorus Il: Concert Choir III, IV: F.T.A., Treasurer IV: F.N.A. III, IV: French Club Il: Bob- cat Club II. TED HANSEN Baseball II, Ill, IV: Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Biology Career Group, II, III, IV: Camera Club II, Ill. JAMES HATTON Band Il, III, IV: Wind Ensemble III, IV: Spanish Club III: Chess Club II: Bobcat Club IV: Rod and Gun Club IV. NANCY HASKIN Wind Ensemble III, IV: Concert Choir III, IV: Band ll, III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. CHERYL RUTH HEADLAND Girls Chorus III, IV: G.A.A. III: Tri-Hi-Y II: Art Club Ill, IV: Bobcat Club II, Ill. KAREN ELAINE HEALEY Shingas Staff, Typist IV: Girls Chorus Il: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. ROBERT JEFFREY HEDDLESTON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Student Council II, IV, Treasurer IV: Basketball Il, Ill, IV: Baseball II, III, IV: Spanish Club II, III, IV: Science Club II, IV: Chess Club III, IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Prom Committee III: School Mascot IV. LARRY SMITH HENRY Wind Ensemble II: Band II, III, IV: B.A.C. III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Spanish Club II: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. TERRY JAMES HETRICK Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Concert Choir Il, Ill: B.A.C. II, III: Spanish Club III: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. BARBARA JANE HIBBS Girls Chorus IV: F.N.A. III. JOHN HOEGLE Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Chess Club III: Hi-Y IV: Camera Club IV: Bobcat Club II: Rod and Gun Club IV. JENIFER JANE HOKMAN National Honor Society Ill, IV, Secretary-Treasurer IV: Student Council IV: Wind Ensemble III, IV: Band ll, Ill, IV: G.A.A. III: French Club Ill: Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV: Class Officer, Secre- tary II: Jr. Prom Committee III: Co-Chairman Jr. Class Maga- zine Sales III. SHEILA HOLBY Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: Band II, III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: Spanish Club II: Tri-Hi-Y Vice President III, Secretary IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. SUSAN ADREA HOLZWORTH Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Echo Staff IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Spanish Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV. ALBERT B. HOMESLEY Student Council Il, IV: Band II, III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Swing Band II, III, IV: Concert Choir IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: French Club Ill: Biology Career Group IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Class Oflicer, President IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. MOLLY HORST Shingas Staff, Editorial, Sales IV: National Honor Society Ill, IV: Student Council IV: Girls Chorus Ill: Concert Choir IV: Leaders Club, Treasurer IV: Cheerleader ll, Ill, IV: French Club III, IV: Biology Career Group II, Ill, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Vice President III: Bridge Club IV: Class Officer, Secretary IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. DONALD HUMES Rod and Gun Club IV. LESLIE IFFT B.A.C. III: Rod and Gun Club IV, President IV. JOANN JAVONOVICH Shingas Staff, Co-editor IV: Echo StafF, Circulation Man- ager IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: Spanish Club II, III: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Treasurer III, President IV: Bobcat Club ll, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. THOMAS E. JANECK Shingas Staff, Sales IV: B.A.C. III, IV: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club III, IV. ANN LYNN JELLYMAN Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Girls Chorus IV: French Club III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. MARY K. JELLYMAN Girls Chorus ll, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II: Bobcat Club II, IV. ROBERT THOMAS JOHNSTON Shingas Stalt, Sales IV: Baseball II, Ill, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III: Jr. Prom Committee III. PETER C. KIMPLE Student Council III: French Club III: Bobcat Club III: Jr. Prom Committee III: Shingas Staff, Sales IV. GEORGIA KNOWLES G.A.A. II, III: F.N.A. II, III: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club Ill, IV. MARSHA KRZTON Shingas StaFF, Editorial IV: Echo Staff IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: French Club III: Bobcat Club ll, III, IV: Library Assist- ant ll, III, IV, President IV. DALE LAMBERT B.A.C. Il, Ill, IV: Hi-Y Il: Bobcat Club II, III: Rod and Gun Club IV. LYNN LAMBERT Shingas Stott, Editorial IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council IV: Wind Ensemble III, IV: Band II, III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV, Secretary III: Leaders Club Ill, IV, President IV: F.T.A. IV: French Club III: Biology Career Group IV: Chess Club II: Class Officer, Vice President III: Jr. Prom Committee III. Senior Activities EUGENE R. LANG JOHN LANG Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Tennis Il, IV: Spanish Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee III, GARY LANGSDALE Band II, III, IV: Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Span- ish Club Ill, IV: Chess Club Ill: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JAMES WILSON LARY Track II, Ill, IV: B.A.C. II, Ill, IV: French Club Ill, IV: Biol- ogy Career Group IV: Chess Club III: Hi-Y II, III, IV, Vice Presi- dent II, III: Bobcat Club ll, III, IV: Bridge Club IV: Shingas Staff, Editorial IV. JERALDINE LAWRENCE G.A.A. Il, III, IV: Bobcat Club IV. SUE LENNOX Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: Spanish Club Ill: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. WILLIAM LEWIS B.A.C. II. MARTHA S. LINN Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: G.A.A. ll, Ill, IV: F.T.A. IV: F.S.A. IV: Spanish Club II, III: Bobcat Club ll: Jr. Prom Com- mittee Ill: Band ll, Ill, IV. MARY S. LINN Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Typist IV: Band II, III, IV: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: F.S.A., President IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. MICHAEL LIPSITZ Basketball Il: Track II: Tennis ll, III, IV: B.A.C. Ill, IV: French Club II: Biology Career Group IV: Chess Club IV: Hi-Y II, Ill, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Bridge Club, President IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JAYNE LLOYD DOTTIE LOSADA G.A.A. II, III, IV: Leaders Club IV: F.S.A., Treasurer IV: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. JOAN LOUGHREN Shingas Staff, Sales IV, Typist IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV. JOHN LUCCI Camera Club II: Band II, Ill, IV. GRACE EILEEN LUDWIG Shingas Stalt, Co-editor IV: Echo Statt III: National Honor Society IV: G.A.A. II: F.N.A. Ill, IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Science Club Il: Tri-Hi-Y Ill: Jr. Prom Committee III. ROBERT MARK Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Basketball IV: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: French Club III: Chess Club Ill: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club III, IV: Bridge Club IV: Class Officer, Vice President IV: Stage Crew II: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. ROGER CHARLES MARTUCCI B.A.C. II, III, IV: Camera Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. WILLIAM MATEER National Honor Society Ill, IV, President IV: Wind En- semble ll, Ill, IV: Swing Band II, Ill, IV: Band Il, III, IV: Track II, III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Chess Club ll: Jr. Prom Committee, General Chairman Ill. SHIELA MCBRIEN Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Girls Chorus III: Mixed Chorus IV: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: Spanish Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV. KAREN ELAINE McCALL Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: French Club III, IV: Chess Club ll: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club IV: All School Play III: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. ALLAN W. MCCARTHY Echo Staff III: Band Il, III, IV: Wind Ensemble ll, III, IV: Swing Band Il, III, IV: Concert Choir II, III, IV: B.A.C. Il, Ill, IV: Bobcat Club III, IV. DENNIS J . McCLAIN B.A.C. ll, III, IV. ELEANORE MCCOY Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: French Club III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Science Club II: Bobcat Club ll: Jr. Prom Committee III. ROY MCCONNELL National Honor Society III, IV: Band Il, Ill, IV: Wind En- semble II, III, IV: Swing Band II, III, IV. JOHN McCONAUGHY PAULA ANN McCUNE Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: Girl's Chorus ll: Concert Choir IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Spanish Club IV: French Club III, IV, Vice President Ill, President IV: Science Club Il: Chess Club II: Jr. Prom Committee III. DAN MCKELVEY Shingas Staff, Circulation Manager IV: National Honor Society Ill, IV: Student Council II, III, IV: Tennis IV: Biology Career Group IV: Class Officer, President III: Jr. Prom Com- mittee Ill. QUAY McKENNY Rod and Gun Club IV: Band IV, Manager. BERTRAM D. McMILLEN Band II, III, IV: B.A.C. III: Biology Career Group IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. JAMES W. McTAGGART Hi-Y ll: Rod and Gun Club IV: Stage Crew Il, Ill, IV. JOHN MICKEY Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Football III, IV: Baseball III, IV: Track Il: B.A.C. Ill, IV. ROBERT MINEARD Rod and Gun Club IV. DONNA M. MISER Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. Il, III, IV: Leaders Club III, IV: French Club III, IV: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Bobcat Club Ill, IV. JAMES MITCHELL Shingas Statt, Sales IV: Echo Staff IV: Student Council III, IV, President IV: Football ll: B.A.C. Il, Ill, IV: French Club Ill: Science Club ll: Hi-Y II, IV: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JANIS JEAN MOHR G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.S.A. IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. Senior Activities RONALD MONTGOMERY Football II: Track II, III, IV: B.A.C. III: Chess Club II, III, IV: Camera Club III, IV: Bobcat Club III, IV: Rod and Gun Club IV. LLOYD MORRIS B.A.C. ll, Ill, IV: Spanish Club IV: Hi-Y II, Ill, IV: Camera Club III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Stage Crew II. DONALD M. MORTON Student Council II: Concert Choir III, IV: Football II, III, IV, Captain IV: Baseball III, IV: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Class Officer, President II. MARK KEITH MOULDEN HUGH MULCAHY Shingas Stalt, Sales IV: Golf III: French Club III, IV: Science Club Il: Hi-Y IV: Camera Club II, III. DONALD L. NEVILL B.A.C. IV. DEAN NEVISH LINDA NICOL F.S.A. IV. PHYLLIS JEAN NUGENT Girl's Chorus Il: Bobcat Club IV. PHYLLIS IRENE NUNAMAKER G.A.A. Il: F.S.A. IV: Spanish Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV. WILMA OLSSON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Concert Choir II, III, IV: Triple Trio II, III, IV: G.A.A. II: F.N.A. II: Spanish Club II, III: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Bobcat Club ll, III. RICHARD W. PACKER Band II, III, IV: Stage Crew II, III, IV: Proiection Crew II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. SHIRLEY ANNE PARKER G.A.A. IV: Bobcat Club IV. PAULINE PETTY Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Girls Chorus II, III: Concert Choir IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.N.A. II: French Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club IV. SHARON DEE PINKERTON G.A.A. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III: Art Club III, IV: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Library Assistant III: Jr. Prom Committee III. JUDITH MARTIN PRICE Shingas Staff, Co-editor IV: Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Leaders Club IV: Spanish Club Il, III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: All-School Play, Business Manager III: Jr. Prom Com- mittee III. JAMES G. RAMSAY Concert Choir II, III, IV: Boys Octet III, IV: Football II, III, IV: Track III, IV: French Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. T. LINLEY RATCLIFFE National Honor Society III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Band II, III, IV: B.A.C. III, IV: French Club III, IV: Science Club II: Bobcat Club III: Jr. Prom Committee III. GERALDINE E. REED Echo Staff IV: Girls Chorus II, III, IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.S.A. IV: Spanish Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV. WILLIAM CLARE REESE SARAH REICH Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Echo Staff IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Spanish Club II, III: Biology Career Group II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III: Stage Crew ll, III. ROSALIND REIPRECHT Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. IV: F.N.A. IV: Bobcat Club III, IV. PATRICIA ANN RENKIN National Honor Society IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Leaders Club III, IV: F.S.A., Vice President IV: Chess Club, Secretary IV: Bobcat Club III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. WAYNE RENKIN Rod and Gun Club IV. RONALD L. RENNER B.A.C. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV. SUSAN ELIZABETH RENO Shingas Staff, Sales IV: National Honor Society IV: G.A.A. IV: F.N.A. II, III: French Club III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Library Assistant II. JOYCE REYNOLDS Shingas Statt, Editorial IV: Student Council II, III: Band II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Com- mittee III. ROY ROMISHER Basketball Manager II, III, IV: Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club IV, ED ROSE Football II, III, IV: Track II, III, IV: B.A.C. ll, III, IV: Hi-Y III: Art Club II, III, IV, President II. IRJA RUFFNER F.S.A. IV. DICK RUSSELL Concert Choir II, III: Tennis IV. STEVE SALOPEK Student Council II: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Swing Band II, III, IV: Band II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, Ill, IV: French Club Il, III: Chess Club II: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. BETTY LYNN SARVEY Shingas Staff, Typist IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.S.A. IV: Spanish Club IV: Library Assistant III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. KATHLEEN SARVEY G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.N.A. III, IV: Art Club III: Library Assistant III, IV. MARY ANN SCHAAB Shingas Staff, Sales IV: F.T.A. IV: French Club II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II: Bobcat Club II: Library Assistant II, III, IV. MARGARET ELAINE SCHERMERHORN G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bobcat Club II: Library Assistant IV. DONNA SCIALABBA F.S.A. IV. Senior Activities WILLIAM SEYBOTH Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Student Council II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: French Club II: Biology Career Group IV: Science Club Il: Chess Club Il, Ill, IV, President IV: Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Rod and Gun Club IV: Bridge Club, Vice Presi- dent IV: Class Officer, Secretary III: Jr. Prom Committee III. M. LYNN SHERLOCK Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. ll, III, IV: F.N.A. II, III, IV: Spanish Club II, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Library Assistant IV. ROBERT SHIMKO Basketball II: B.A.C. III, IV: Chess Club ll. WALTER ANTHONY SHRUBB B.A.C. II, Ill, IV: Hi-Y ll, IV: Camera Club II, III, IV: Rod and Gun Club IV: Band III. JOHN SIMECAK JOLENE SIMS Echo Staff III, IV: F.N.A. ll, III: French Club III, IV: Science Club II: Library Assistant II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. SANDRA SINGLETON NORMAN SMITH Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: Echo Staff II, III, IV: Track II, Ill, IV: Camera Club ll, III, IV, President IV. CATHERINE SNITGER National Honor Society III, IV: G.A.A. II, Ill, IV: Leaders Club III, IV, Treasurer III: F.T.A. IV: Spanish Club II, III, IV: Library Assistant IV: Stage Crew II: Jr. Prom Committee III. CLAUDETTE SNITGER G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.N.A. ll, III, IV: Spanish Club II: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. DAVID SNYDER Band II, III, IV: Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Stage Crew II, III, IV: Proiection Crew II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. LINDA SOLES Shingas Staff, Typist IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.S.A. IV: Tri- Hi-Y IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. EUGENE N. SOMMER Track ll: B.A.C. II, IV: Spanish Club ll, III: Bobcat Club ll, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. DAVID MARSHALL STEELE Wind Ensemble III, IV: Band ll, III, IV: Baseball II: B.A.C. III, IV: Camera Club III: Bobcat Club IV: Rod and Gun Club IV: Stage Crew IV: Projection Crew IV. KAROL LEE STICKEL Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Girls Chorus Il, III: G.A.A. Il, Ill, IV: F.N.A. Il, III, IV: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Com- mittee III. DONALD ROBERT STILLEY National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council Il: Concert Choir Ill, IV: Football II, III, IV: Basketball II, IV: Track II: B.A.C. III: Chess Club II: Bobcat Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. CAROL STONE Concert Choir IV. JAMES D. STONE Track II: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Chess Club II: Rod and Gun Club IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Bobcat Club Il, III, IV: Bridge Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JAMES R . STOTLER Baseball ll, Ill, IV: B.A.C. Il, III, IV: HI-Y ll, Ill, IV: Bob- cat Club II, III, IV: Rod and Gun Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. RONALD STUCK Football II, III, IV: Baseball Il, III, IV: B.A.C. ll, Ill, IV. KATHY SULLIVAN Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: Band II, III, IV: Wind En- semble II, Ill, IV: F.S.A. Il, III: French Club III, IV: Science Club II: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. LARRY DAVID SWAGER HOWARD TALLON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: B.A.C. II, Ill, IV: French Club III, IV: Hi-Y IV. BEVERLY THOMAS Girls Chorus IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Art Club II. SALLY SUE THOMAS Shingas Staff, Editorial IV: Echo Staff IV: National Honor Society IV: Student Council III, IV: G.A.A. ll: French Club III, IV: Science Club II: Chess Club III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Bridge Club IV, Secretary-Treasurer: Jr. Prom Committee III. JAMES TUTWILER B.A.C. III, IV. MARYELLEN VOGT Shingas Staff, Sales IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: F.N.A. II, Ill: F.S.A. IV: Spanish Club III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. GERRI VUKSON Shingas Staff, Sales, Head-typist IV: G.A.A. II, III, IV: Leaders Club IV: Cheerleader ll, III, IV: F.S.A., Secetary IV: Bobcat Club Il, Ill, IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. JOHN WALTER Basketball Il, Ill, IV. MARINA ELIZABETH WASMANN F.N.A. IV: F.S.A. IV. PATRICIA ANN WEHRLE Concert Choir II, III, IV: G.A.A. ll, IV: F.N.A. IV. DAVID WEST National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council II: B.A.C. ll, III, IV. H. HAZEN WILSON Shingas Staff, Sales IV: Student Council ll: Football II, Ill, IV: B.A.C. ll, III, IV: Spanish Club ll, Ill: Chess Club ll: Hi-Y III, IV: Bobcat Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee Ill. JOYCE M. WINSLOW Shingas Stott, Sales IV: G.A.A. Ill, IV: F.N.A. III: Spanish Club III, IV: Bobcat Club IV: Jr. Prom Committee III. SHYRL JEANNE WISE Wind Ensemble II, III, IV: Band II, III, IV: F.T.A. IV: F.N.A. II, III, Vice President III: Bobcat Club II, III, IV: Jr. Prom Com- mittee Ill. JOEL WOHLGEMUTH Shingas Staff, Sales IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council II, III, IV, Secretary II, Vice President III: Foot- ball II: Tennis II, III, IV: B.A.C. II, III, IV: Science Club ll: French Club III, IV: Biology Career Group IV: Bobcat Club II, Ill, IV: Class Officer Il, Vice President ll. Senior Activities THOMAS STEWART WRIGHT BRIAN YOCUM TENNIS II, Ill, IV: B-A-C III, IV: Hi-Y IV: Bobcat Club ll, Echo Staff IV: French Club III, IV, Chess Club II, IV, HI Y Ill. IV: JY- PI'0m COMITIIIIGS Ill- ll, Science Club II, Proiection Crew IV. CAROLYN WYNN Shingas Staff, Sales, Typist IV, G.A.A. II, III, F.S.A. IV, HARRY YONKOVICI-I Tri-Hi-Y II, Bobcat Club II, III, IV, Jr. Prom Committee III. JOANNE YARD B.A.C. II, Illp Rod and Gun Club IV. RALPH ZIEGLER Shingas Staff, Sales, IV, Echo Staff Ill, IV, Student Council SIIIVIQUS Sl'-'iff' Editorial IVF National Honor SOCIEW IV II, Ill, G.A.A. ll, Ill, IV, F.N.A. II, III, IV, French Club IV, Wind Ensemble II, III, IV, Band ll, III, IV, B.A.C. IV, Frenc Science Club II, Bobcat Club II, Ill, lVp Jr. Prom Committee III. Club III, IV, Science Club II, Bobcat Club IV: Stage Crew III Senior High Facult Director SUE ANDERSON B.S. Indiana State College Typing I, Personal Typing, Notehand, General Business JOHN BERDELI. B.S. Slippery Rock S.T.C. M.S. University of Pittsburgh English, Physical Education Football - Head Coach, Volleyball, B.A.C. ANTHONY F. CANTELMI B.S. Duquesne University M.Ed. Duquesne University English IV, Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop I THOMAS I.. COCHRAN B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Biology I, Physical Science Senior Class - Sponsor Football - Assistant Coach ELEANORE B. CUlI.EY A.B. Wilson College M.A. University of Pittsburgh Honors English Ill, English III JAMES CUTRI B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Health, Physical Education, Driver Education Basketball, Track-Coach ANN EASTWOOD B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Typewriting I, II, Shorthand I, ll Future Secretary's Association - Sponsor MARGUERITE GEORGE B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. Art Art Club - Sponsor Junior Class - Co-Sponsor BETTY D. GROSSMAN B.S. Clarion S.T.C. Librarian, Library Club JOHN HADDAD B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh World History and Cultures, Consumer Ed. Baseball-Coach MARY S. HASKIN B.S. Syracuse University Home Economics B. Health Alpha Tri-Hi-Y - Sponsor GENEVIEVE C. HOKMAN A.B. Western College for Women, Oxford Honors English IV, English IV J. R. HOPKINS A.B. Geneva College M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh English u, IV SARAH E. HOWARTH Geneva, Slippery Rock S.T.C. Girls' Physical Education 81 Health G.A.A., Leaders, Cheerleaders-Sponsor ROBERT C. JONES B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University M.M. Duquesne University Band, Wind Ensemble-Director PETER B. KANE B.S. Geneva College U. S. History Basketball - Assistant Coach SARAH PATTON KENAH A.B. Wellesley College French I French Club - Sponsor AGNES W. KNOPP A.B. University of Pittsburgh English II ADEI.lA LAWSON B.A. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Spanish I, Il Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America-Sponsor WENDELL McBURNEY B.S. Geneva College Biology I, II Sophomore Class - Sponsor Biology Career Group - Sponsor Senior High Faoult Director DAVID W. MCISAAC B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh World History and Cultures, U. S. History Basketball - Jr. High Coach Tennis - Coach MICHAEL W. MITCHELL B.S. Geneva College Basic Mathematics HERMAN D. MOORE A.B. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Plane Geometry, Algebra ll HERMAN V. MOWERY A.B. Albright College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Algebra II, Mathematics IV EMMA S. MURRAY B.M. Geneva College B.A. Mt. Holyoke College French Club - Sponsor Bridge Club - Sponsor W. W. PATERICK B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Political Science, Economics, Shingas Adviser U. S. History NANCY A. RAGAZZINI B.S. Clarion S.T.C. Spanish, English Il NEVIN W. REBER B.S. Franklin and Marshall M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Chemistry l DAVID ROSENLIEB B.S. California S.T.C. MELVIN H. SAMUELS B.A. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Sociology, World Geography, World Cultures, Economics Chess Club - Sponsor BETTY SUE SCHAUGHENCY B.S. Geneva College Chemistry I, II, Physical Science Junior Class - Co-Sponsor WILLIAM K. SCHWARTZ B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Dance Band - Director Band - Assistant Director PAUL A. TAYLOR B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Physics, Mathematics Hi-Y - Sponsor EDWARD C. THULL B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Typing Bobcat Club - Sponsor Football - Jr. High Assistant Coach Basketball - Jr. High Assistant Coach JUDY H. WENNING B.A. Geneva College Speech, Dramatics, English II MARILYN WERNER B.M.E. Baldwin-Wallace College Senior High - Concert Choir, Girls Chorus, Triple Trio, Boys Octet Junior High - 7, 8, 9 Choruses JOHN G. WILKINS B.A. Muskingum College Speech, Dramatics, Journalism I, II, English Il Woodworking I, ll, Mechanical Drawing I Bobcat's Echo - Adviser Rod and Gun Club - Sponsor All School Play - Director Junior igh Facult Director NORMAN S. AMSLER B.A. Grove City College Social Studies SARA BERGSTRESSER B.A. Albright College English The Log PAUL L. BISCHOFF B.S. University of West Virginia M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Physical Education Football - Assistant High School Coach MAXINE COULSON B.S. California S.T.C. English ELIZABETH A. DOUGLAS B.F.A. Carnegie Institute of Technology M.A. University of Pittsburgh Painting and Design Art History and Criticism WALTER E. EVERSOLE B.S. California S.T.C. Metal Shop ROBERT H. GEORGE B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Science Baseball - Assistant High School Coach HI-Y - 7 142 Junior High Facult Director GRACE HARROD B.S. Geneva College Mathematics Speech Club WILLARD E. HEMPILL B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts 8, 9 ELAINE HOUCK B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology Home Economics H. J. HOWARTH, JR. B.S. Geneva College Jr. High Band WILLIAM W. HUBER B.S. Geneva College Arithmetic SALLY G. HUGHES A.B. Grove City College Latin I Freshman Class - Sponsor Jr. Classical League - Co-sponsor ELMER P. HULICK A.B. W.-J. College A M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Stamp Club JEAN A. KATICH B.A. Wooster College English Tri-Hi-Y 9 - Sponsor PAUL KOEHLER B.S. Geneva College M.S. Westminster College Science VERNIE KUHR B.A. Oklahoma University English ROSALINE LUCKEY B.A. Pennsylvania State University Physical Education, Health Cheerleaders - Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y 7 - Sponsor GEORGE MARAVICH B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh , Algebra Hi-Y 9 - Sponsor JOHN MARSHALL B.S. Pennsylvania State University Science DOROTHY M. MCCONNEL A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University M.L.S. Duquesne University Library Science, Librarian Library Aids - Sponsor MATTHEW MEZMAR B.S. Indiana State College Social Studies RALPH C. MILLER B.S. Slippery Rock S.T.C. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Algebra I, Arithmetic EVAN NARDONE B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Social Studies Football -Junior High Coach ELEANOR M. NULL B.S. Ohio University Latin Jr. Classical League - Co-sponsor RUTH M. PATTERSON B.A. Muskingum College Homemaking CHARLOTTE H. RAMSAY A.B. University of Pittsburgh English RICHARD E. RIGGS B.S. Geneva College Social Studies Hi-Y 8 - Sponsor ELEANOR S. RIPPER A.B. Geneva College M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh Reading Specialist Guidance Counselor, Elementary DOLORES SAYRE B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. Art ANDREW F. SHAUL, JR. B.S. Indiana S.T.C. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies CATHERINE D. SNITGER B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology Science ANN SNYDER B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Music HELEN S. SWASEY B.S. Geneva College English Tri-Hi-Y 8 - Sponsor LOUISE SWEARINGEN B.S. Geneva College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics ANTHONY TAORMINA B.S. Clarion S.T.C. Social Studies Science MARGARET A. WALTERS A.B. Westminster College English, Mathematics 143 Rowi, Lto R: O. Wilson, A. Allinson, L. Marsh, E. Mathews, E. Grove, F. Beckham, P. McConnaughy, I. Smith. C. McConnaughy, R. Lentz, J. Bayes, A. McLaughlin The class of 1963 would be remiss if it failed to thank and express appreciation to the ladies of the cafeteria and the custodial staff for their fine work in providing our mobs with good food and cleaning up after our littering. Both groups do their jobs weII and we really do appreciate all of the efforts they put forth on our behalf. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PICTURES . . . . GRAULE STUDIOS, ROCHESTER, PA BEAVER COUNTY TIMES BEAVER FALLS TRIBUNE ENGRAVINGS . . CONSOLIDATED GRAPHIC ARTS CO CANTON, OHIO PRINTING . . KURTZ BROS., CLEARFIELD, PA. COVERS . . CRAFTCO, CHICAGO, ILL. I