Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

I EDITOR IN CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR ART EDITOR MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR FEATURE EDITORS Maietta Emma Sweeney Glenda Lehman Doris Rubar Edward Petzoldt Marjorie Hall Ramona Lyndaker Lehman, Marjorie Wlsner Paul Marolf TYPISTS SOCIAL EDITOR CLASS HISTORY FACULTY ADVISOR Lorna Taylor, Muriel Lyndaker Betty Steiner Alice Fredenburg Marlon R. Leary PRINTED BY PERMISSION OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Wesley F. O'Brien, Pres. Mary Pitcher Lewis Daisy S. Babbit Charlotte H. LeFevre DeWitt LeFevre Alfred L. Perry, Principal Glenn A. Sealy, Supt. of Sohools BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS, NEW YORE June 1945 4 n - i Y £ ' W h j . •V • •'Vy I si • f I f + I I ) i � : I J F I I - r. A l V • I —, '■ I • I ! X V ! % „• V i • v t J V « .«r ' t rv ? . u • v. _ • £ V V 1 V' T ' f , • i . « « . ■N Vr -7 :: p i a rc f XX I7 X.j v v .y oV v. V:7 , |H k —X ! • . ,. • •. r’ I .i -t- • p f 1 I 1: � . ' 1 ( by ■ 1 ( ; t V v ’ 1 ! ( ! X � v r ■ «. v L - ‘ % „ V.TTV 1 • .' T ,mn • ? 'I -VI '■ 7— ? r— v —•--v . ' • U I i 1 i I ■ f - ••' ■• V •; . '1? ■!? !{|t V v ,-‘ : � ’• .'-il IWulMilMPj}V! - -- bj • . • — • ■• v� . � • «• • • • '• • • - w X� • • £•«. s «• • «• « «•••• «.4« w • « . . t,— .X i ✓ . I We dedicate this, our Senior Annual to DeWitt LeFevre. This Is a small token of our appreciation for the In- numerable kindnesses he has done for our School. Thanks for the fine cooperation, I have had the oast nine years, from you students, faculty, and those con- nected with the administrative duties of the school. I have sincerely enjoyed my work here in Beaver Falls. The stu- dent body has been wonderful to me, and the parents have been very co- operative. I am sure that next year I will miss the youngsters that I have had in my room. I have been on the faculty of Beaver Falls High School for thir- teen years. It has been a pleasure to work with Mr. Seally, the Board of Educa- tion and the people of Beaver Falls School District, for neadjr a decade. I have taught here for the past nine years. This fall I shall teach in Lyndonville, New York. It is with a sense of regret, I leave my many friends in Beaver Falls. To the pupils-I have enjoyed working with you, and I wish you every success and happiness. « o o i) FACULTY DOROTHY DAVIS Junior High Social Studies and English Potsdam State Teacher's College, NYSCT, Syracuse University EDNA STEVENS Science, Physical Education, Health Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S. MARION LEARY Commerce New York State College for Teachers, B.S. in Commerce EDNA VAN DUZEE Music Potsdam State Teachers College, B.S. In Education ESTHER MATTIS Grades 3 and 4 Potsdam State Teachers College, St. Lawrence University DELLALOUISE CRANE Mathematics Oneonta and Buffalo State Teachers Colleges, B.S. In Education EDWARD FAULER Agriculture and Shop Cornell University, B.S. 3AZEL GETMAN Home Economics Cornell University, B.S. PEARL WEAVER Grades 1 and 2 Potsdam State Teachers College, Oswego State Teachers College ALFRED PERRY Principal Alfred University, B.S., New York State College for Teachers,M.A. 3ERENECE MONNAT French, Latin, Social Studies NYSCT B.A., Pa. State College, Mlddlebury Language School ME KING Grades 5 and 6 Potsdam State Teadhers College, B.S. In Education ULICE GROOMBRIDGE English, Library Cazenovla Junior College, Syracuse University, A.B. CHESTER ABEL Coach, 7th Social Studies Oneonta State College, Hartwlch College, Syracuse University - t - 1 V m ns ( DLL Xen Yousey Lvle Ruff Carl Ritz Lewis Grau 3111 Kelly Fred Smith Ezra Butler John Ramage Gerald Kuhl Jack Yousey Robert Ruff Harry Jones James Lewis Arthur Eush Fred Molnar Paul Earker Paul Martin John Barnes Robert Ellis Kenneth Shaw Jack Steiner Edward Kelly Elmer Peters Urban Farney Everett Reed John Yenczak Harry Marolf Howard Bintz Victor 3mith Francis Ritz Harold Kirch Donald Parks Paul Ebersol Ted Schwendy Virgil Busch James Nelson Bruce Ramaga Lewj s Genzel James Courts Arthur ..Mar tin. . _ iiahlon Lehman Fred Beynette Calvin Harney Thomas Garret Wesley Dutton Jim Alberteon Eld red Lehman. De Witt Waite Alfred Herzig Robert Fowers Gerald Nuffer Alfred Marolf Donald Ramage Joseph Eisler Carroll Ellis Ealro Columbo Leslie Nuffer San Nuspliger Douglas Eerry Francis Kelly Alfred Noster Robert Youse-'1' 'Louis Meszarot. Warren Manning Donald Jefferp Larry Wateman Earl Fredenburg Franci8 C. Bun!: Kenneth Jeffere Franklyn Barrett James Fredenburg Harold J. Faruey Francis Schneider Ermogene Spagnolli Merritt Fredenburg Francis Schneeberge r Larry Manning • hin Hoch,Jr. 'bar It on Sauer 7ernon Shultz R.clian Martin Humid Manning w. 5 l.3'T Si.apcon rone e ivaer vrenne Jerry I ramlf Farne, y o :c'.z Fredriburg Hebert i c Farrev Dtvart inert sc r G1: ' i F x edenburg Ed , arc. '’.a 3,0rand Javl:o V tkoiield Biedfcrc Brumhall He 1 son E aumgr r t a-; r Cei a id g cane e. b e r, t r Harold Miller Vernon Hoppe1 Merlin Zecher Embert Marolf He,rold Meyers Lawson Raraage Milton Ebersol Elmer Lyndaker C-erald Steiner William Parker Francis E. Eush Bill Fredenburg Lawrence Marolt Robert C. Farne. Sherrill Osborne Harry Fredenburg Lyle Schneaberg-2’ Francis Frederic. Francis H. 0amvj % • • • • ft • • — 1 � Dancing 2 Chorus 1,2 Knitting 1,4 Beavers Tale 4 Senior Play Photography 1 Girl's Shop 4 Beaver's Tale 3 Dancing 1,2,3,4 Cheering Squad 3 May Queen Attendant 3 Intramural Sports 1,2,4 Chorus and Band 1,2,3,4 Girl Scouts 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 1 Girl Scouts 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,4 Dancing Club 1,2,3,4 Ootette 1 NTS8N 3,4 Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4 Chorus and Band 1,3,3,4 Beaver's Tale co-editor 3 Intramural Sports 1,3,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Hay Q een 3 Cheer Leader 3,4 Student Council Sec. and Tree. 2 ▼ioe-Pres. 3 Pres. 8 Dancing 2,4 Dramatics 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Beaver's Tale 3 Beaverlan Staff 4 Junior Play, Senior Play Dramatics 4 Stamp Club 1 Cheer Leader 4 Beaver's Tale 3 Dancing Club 2,4 Class Secretary 4 Class Reporter 1,4 Chorus and Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play, Senior Play Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Honor Ro Qlrls' Shop 1 Photography 2 Cheer Leader 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Beaver'8 Tale 4 Class Treasurer 3 Dancing Club 1,2,3,4 Archery and Tumbling 1 Junior Play 3 Girls' Shop 1 Bridge Club 1 Dancing Club 2 Archery Champ 1 Ping Pong Champ 4 Beaverian Staff 4 Intramural 8ports 1,2,3,4 Beaver's Tale 3, Editor in Chief 4 Chorus 1,2 Junior Play 3 Girls' Shop 1 Knitting Club 1 Beaverian Staff 4 Beaver's Tale 3,4 Photography Club 2 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Dancing 2 Girls' Shop 3 Knitting Club 1 Beaverian Staff 4 Beaver's Tale 3,4 Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Ohorua 1,2 Dancing Club 2 Knitting Club 1 Beaverian Staff 4 Intramural Sports 3,4 Beavers' Tale 3, co-editor 4 Chorus 1,2 Girls Shop 1 Dancing Club 2 Beavers' Tale 3,4 Knitting Club 1,4 CLuSi Band 2,3,4 Beaverian 4 Sports Club 2 Basket Ball 3,4 Vice-President 4 Shuffleboard Champ 3 Intramural 8ports 1,2,3,4 Junior Play, Senior Play F. F. A. 2,3 vice-Pres. 4 Varsity Club Sec. Treas. 4 F. F. A. 8peaking Contest 2,3,4 Girl Scouts 3 Junior Play 3 Girls' Shop 1,4 Cheer Leader 3,4 Beaverian Staff 4 Photography Club 2 Intramural Sports 1 Dancing Class 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep. 4 Beaver's Tale Bus. Mgr. 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Cheer Leader 3,4 Beaver's Tale 3,4 Beaverian Staff 4 Student Council 1 Photography Club 2 Drum Majorette 1,2 Intramural 8ports 1 Class President 3,4 Dancing Club 1,2,3,4 May Queen Attendant 3 Student Congress Delegate 4 Girl Scout 8 3 Girls Shop 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Dancing 2 Knitting 1 Stamp Club 1 Junior Piay 3 Girls' Shop 1 Beaverian Staff 4 Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Beaver's Tale 3, Bus. Mgr. 4 C lsxJfcu Band 3,4 Junior Flay 3 School Paper 3 Senior Play 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Boy 8cout8 1,2,3 Class Treasurer 2 Photography Club 2 Basket Ball 2,3 Capt. 4 Varsity Club President 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Beavers Tale Junior Play 3 Basketball 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Senior Play 3,4 Dancing Club 3,4 Beaverian Staff 4 Class Secretary 2 Photography Club 2 Intramural Sports 1,2,3 Knitting 1 Dancing 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Beaverian Staff 4 Beavers' Tale 3,4 Intramural Sports 1,2 3 UoJeJU Basketball 4 Band 1,2.3,4 Guitar Club 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Sports Club Pres. 3 Student Council Rep. 2,3 Junior Play, Senior Play Varsity Club ▼lce-Pres. 4 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 m. Bridge Club 1 Girls' Shop 1 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Dancing Club 1,2 Class Secretary 3 Beaverian Staff 4 Beaver's Tale 3,4 Intramural Sports 1,2 May Queen Attendant 3 Girls' Shop 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ping Pong Champ 3 Beaver's Tale 3,4 Class Vice-President 1 Junior Play, Senior Play Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 M 0 S T 0 R Ae I flip over the pages of my diary, half-forgotten memories of old get dusted off once more. Oh-look at this yearl Our freshmen year! How unaccustomed to high school we were then. All we did was have fun, I guess (except when stepped all over by the seniors). We had a Halloween party, Christmas party, sleigh rides plus wax on snow afterwards, to say nothing about our skating parties, and last, but not least going to the movies on the bus. Boy, didn't we have fun on those movie trips? We were not allowed to take these trips other years beoause we were so unfortunate as to be in high school when this war broke out. No-o-o, we didn't have fun all the time-----there was also the serious side of the picture. At the beginning of first term, we elected Shirley Hathys—president; 8h£rl®y Zehr—vice president; Audrey Zehr—secretary; and Alice Fred- enburg—treasurer. Miss Finch, our trustworthy advisor, kept us organized. Since the freshmen officers were all of the feminine gender, the boys decided to take over; consequently, in the sophomore year we find President—Stuart Albertson, vice president—David Tooker, secretary Ed Petzoldt, and trea- surer—Royal Parker. I would like to know how many times Ed Petzoldt had the minutes written for each class meeting, any- way, ho always seemed to bet by. My diary seems to be writ- ten a littlo more seriously, so I lmagne we were Just begin- ning to get acquainted with our new adventure, namely HIGH SCHOOL. Oh yes, we started thinking about the future at this point, because this is when we sold greeting cards to aa n none-' for our senior trip and ringr. It was .nocessary .to order ootr rings this spring in order to be able to get them the fal of our Junior year. Many sleigh rides, skating parties, and holiday praties were also packed with fun. My goodness. It doesn't take long for another year to pass by. does it? This year my diary reveals that, vq eatered tbo B. f. H. 5. as Juniors! Imagine that 2 Being Juniors uien only yesterday w were struggling as freshmen. We worked hard that year (well, I'm sure some did) beoause we knew It was too does to our last year. Also, It would re- quire a large sum of money in order to take a pleasant senior frlp. We started off the year by electing Emma Bweeney-prec- ident, Stuart Albertson-vloe president, Marjorie Wisnsr-seo- rstary� and Owen Jones-treasurer. After our political Ja §§ree was settled, we started planning for a dance, v s •ertainly were awarded higJily for all of the hard work on this project for we earned about 40.001 a large sum of money• Our iuok seemed to oontlnue all year long • After the great suocese to our Junior-play, i-ifctle women we had about £200 in the treasury. J - t t ,',r otr ... -■ ’C ,v .n o-c” ■ , itrxvtf J: : - . . -i . ■ a • ■ 1 • ' Jr . 'I - X ,...... ■ ■ ■ -a- • ■ c J- • •' - I nr L id. 'V- • r.R. 7 : • r ■ ' n j r ,■ ■ -;• ’ . - : • -' two Oi -sola How hanpy all of ua were one bright morning when a rumor was circulated that our class rings were down at the Post Office. Each of us could have kissed Kiss Robinson for let- ting us pass our rings out in Social Studies class. From that time on, there were no frowning Juniors to be seen. We were all as happy as larks 1 The time has finally come when we will take the head class of the school and be able to look down at the others and remember when we were in their olaces. This year is what all of us have been working and dreaming for—for the past eleven years, and it has come at last i Next year at this time we will all be going our way- -some to college, some in the armed forces, some in factories, but v'herever each one of us is, we will always rememoer the good ole B.F.H.S. and remember the good tlme.s we had there. All of us were looking forward toward receiving the same homeroom we had last year which was room 22. We sort of regretted toeing placed in the commercial room, but not one of us has regretted it since Miss Leary has added her humor and brightness. The desks have drawers in which you can't get all of your iooks. Emma Sweeney was elected president, Paul Marolf—vioe President, Nina. Jackson—Secretary, and Ed Petzoldt treasurer far this year. We immediately started hunting through scads of nlay books to find a play that would satisfy every senior, aunt Susie Shoots the Works finally caught everyone's af- fections. Upon request, this play was reproduced, and as a result, it meant more practice and hard vrork. We didn't mind this oecauso there wa.s olenty of potato chips and Coca Cola to go around each night. Miss Davis was our Director . The U-Kum-C-Fest was a howling success, also. Everyone seemed to enjoy this immensely; we are pleased that they did. Next morning some of us wished that the school wasn't quite as large as it is. It's quite a job for about half a dozen sen- iors to clean the whola school. The village of Beaver Falls had a Teat treat on May 17, when we had Sallie rand her Montana Plainsmen play for our dance. We had a large crowd which made all of us shine with hapoiness. Last fall we had another one when we had the Carthage recreation orchestra. 3oth wore a success. If you ever see any of the seniors huddled together, you can bet 2 to 1 that they're talking about our great trip to Montreal right after graduation. We certainly are looking forward to this oxciting adventure, and even more than that- -graduation. Two great adventures will be over in a singl week—the week of June 24. % • • • • . . — -U • «K • © .l V • ■ :.J .. • 4 . V - • - C L A S 4? c ) WALL We, the members of the Senior Class of 45, with lots of am- bition , and few extra qualities, hereby, leave to the1 following: MJS8 —■f mike so she can be heard during class meetings. PROF PERRY—A new office with transparent walls so he can keep Lif eyes cn those seniors . FRE8HMEN CLASS—All the good times enjoyed by the Senior s their four years of high school.’ S F® I OTl0ROjil3lblllty fc SBttle °la8° alePuteo- Jackson's desire to be a music teacher. JEANETTE NUFFER—Maietta Lehman's talkative moods. AVIS HIRSCHEY—A few inches of Daryl Busch's height. BETTY VIRKL. R—Some of Emma Sweeney’s blushes. DORIS WIDMEYER—Lorna Taylor’s willingness to cooperate with the Navy. SALLY FREDENBURG.—Shirley Zehr’s way with fir. Minotti. CATHERINE LiAROLF—Ramona Lyndaker's giggle. owmmv —A few of Alice Fredenburg’s ambitions. BETTY HOCH—Glenda Lehman’s ability with a certain Junior Famcy’s dreams (sailors 111) —Rita Lyndaker's quiet manners. HAYNARD STEINER—Edward Pctzoldt'i old girl friends. FREDERICK WIDMEYER—-Marjorie Winner’s stud.iousnes? and flOTov1®1}� prepared lessons. WELDER—Betty Steiner’s agrumontive ability. BRUCE TERRY—Mina Jackson's glib tongue. TERRY WALKER—Marjorie Hall's ability to got around and how ! 1 ROBERT MILLER.—Edwaad. Potzoldt'o super-doluxe, stream- lined car. DUANE STREETER—Royal Parker's desire for athletics. HARRY NUFFER—Frank Virklcr's way of avoiding the girls. STANLEY MATHYS—Doris Rubar's twin chine . DAVID TOOKER—Gwen Jones's unusual way of looking into the future with the help of an Ouija Board. JOYCE HOPPEL—Betty Steiner's way with the younger males in the school In testimony whereof, wo have hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty-sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nino hundred and forty five: Witnesses S: 9-t C • Signature 2 WUX'IOK PLAY 3ARYL BUSCH NICKNAME- Dare HOBBIES-Writing letters, PET PHRASE- Gee, you know what LIKES-Saturday nights DISLIKE8-Short fellows AMBITION-Airline hostess WILL BE-Sailors wife FAVORITE SONG-You� 11 Never Know FAVORITE SPORTS-Skating, fishing RECOGNIZED BY—Height 5« 9 collecting photographs GLENDA FARNEY NICKNAME- Blondie H0B3IES-Collecting coins and pencils PET PHRASE- You know what LIKES-Sailors DISLIKE3-Smarties AMBITION-Nurse WILL BE-House Wife FAVORITE SONG-Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart FAVORITE SPORTS-Bowling, roller skating RECOGNIZED BY-Hair, laugh ALICE FREDENBURG NICKNAME- Allie HOBBIES-Twirling, photography PET PHRASE- By gum LIKES-Tall, blonde and handsome DISLIKES-Snakes AMBITION-Professional drum majorette WILL BE-Physical Ed. teacher FAVORITE 80NG I'm Getting Sentimental Over You FAVORITE SPORTJPSwitaming, soft-ball RECOGNIZED BY-Milo-ar-minute pace MARJORIE HALL NICKNAME- Marge HOBBIES-Drlving a car PET PHRASE- You don't say LIKES- Bob DISLIKES-Late Hours AMBITION-Nurse WILL BE-Surgeon FAVORITE SONG-I Dream of You FAVORITE SPORT-TraoVs RECOGNIZED BY-Red hair, laugh e NINA JACKSON NICKNAME- J ckie B'OBETES-Writing letters, singing PET PHRASE— Oh, gee 1 LIKE S—Mu sic, , DI SL1 KES- r i de r 8 AMB!T1ON-Conductor WILL BE-Music Teacher _ FAVORITE SONG-Mv Heart Sings FAVORITE BFvR'r imming, Softball RECOGNIZED Bl—Scuffing walk GWENDOLYN JONES NICKNALE— Gwen HOBBIES-ColleCtlng Photographs PET PHRASE- Are you kidding LIKES-To Jitterbug DISLIKES—Wolves AKBITION-Beautician WILL 3E-Old Maid FAVORITE BONG- Candy' FAVORITE SPORT-Roller Skating RECOGNIZED 3Y-Big Blue Eyes GLENDA LEHMAN NICKNAME-«Toot8 KOBEIES-Collecting 8ouveneirs PET PHRASE- Jeeper8 Mouse LIKES-Westem Styles DISLIXES-Limburger AMBITIOIT-Stenogranher WILL BE-Aviatrix FAVORITE SONG-There 8 A New Moon Over FAVORITE SPORT5 -Horse Back ricking RECOGNIZED BY-Red Hair MAIETTA LEHMAN NICKNAME- Metta HOBBIES--Shimming, Skating PET PHRASE- For crying out loud LIKES-Biondee DISLIKES-Rad. Hair AMBITION-Secretary WILL BE-Boss1 Wife FAVORITE SONG-Arkansas TraYSlLex FAVORITE SPORTS-Softball RECOGNIZED BY-Dood. Sense of Humor MURIEL LYNDAKER NICKNAME- Toots EOBBIES-Collecting Souveneirs T5TPm a __br. _ i. j i ff PET PHRASE- Are you kidding' LIKES-Weetem Songs DISLIKES-Shorthand Dictation AMBITION-Stenograuher WILL BE-Defenge olant worker FAVORITE SONG-Eanh Ni ght At Nine FAVORITE SPORT§- oftbaii okating RECOGNIZED BY—Row Legs LYITUJSR : .C .AZ l ona:! L 1 file-loll ecting Scuvonoj r3 ] ;j T ' r.P. � JZ- “I'll til i ills. cJb cut it - L r - E. ey Fog orb ' I ; j .. i- 2 3— Freak Sinatra. ’ 170.7 • j ri 7itr Secrotary TIbT BE-3 oc nOji'f nor r.Y'CKIlU bCI-o Rj dc irg HOR V A'jPI IE SP0RTS So!tlo LI. s rlTt ?ng REdooEIXED BY—Biting her ii r-go-.Tai l.e RXI A L j2BXiH1R E0E5IUS Oc'’looting souvcncirs, writing letter: PET I 1 • b, dor• g mention it LILES-- '1 f D1 SLIa.i£-o . .i -ups A1IEIT.onotary RII.L BE- Old raid FAVORITE i' V--Puking Believe FAVORITE 2 ' eT-o'eating RECOExf 1 ii_..’i Laugh PAUL L1AR0LF FIOi:iLL.:E-n Joe KOBEIBS-Skating, hunting PET FHftASE- !7hcn arc you going to gre LIBES-Postering girls DISLIKES-Black hair AUBITI Oil- L a' vy e r WILL BZ-In the army FAV0FIT3 SO: G-11 m Beginning to So th FAVORITE SPORTS—Baskot'oal 1 REOOGIIIZED BY-Hair parked in bc cent K- ELIZABETH STEIFER ITICE17AAE- Betty HOBEIES-Collecting photographs PET PHRASE- By gee, hozafat 1 LIXES-To eat DISLIKES—certain teachers AITBITIOii-Cadct nurse ’TILL BE-Airlin.e hostess FAVORITE SOrG-Thcrc Arc I7o wings On A Foxhole FAVORITE SPORTS-Sadmeing, skiing RECOGITIZED BY-Deep voice s'.ee’.'EY IT IC IE7 -1 TE-FEmy HOBEIES-Collacting insignias and photographs PET PKR.� E- Hom stly LI EES-To cat __ DISLIEEG-Blind dates iL-BITIOil-Airlinc hostess J .«'ILL BE-Spinster L FAVORITE 30ITG—Just A Pray . r A ay FAVORITE SPORTS—lee skating RECOGITIZED BY-Plc. s.ant smile and dimples LORlTii. TAYLOR I'lCTuLUTE-11 Sookic HOBBIES-Collcctiri- souve-icirs PET PHRASE- That' s rrhat you think LIKES-Square dancing DISLIKES-Shorthand AI13ITI 0N- 7r i t r c s s TILL EE-Sailors -rife FAVORITE SOITG-Bcll Bottom Trousers FAVORITE SPORTS-Soft-ball, skating RECOGITIZED BY-Anziousness to get to the posto ice every day. ROYAL PARKER ■ rr r park bCEETAS-Outdoor sports, st Ep collecting, nodel building PF! FHPASE-PGr something ' IIZEo Iall girls riSTixKLR-Int erupt ions tlLKII1 ON--Goniae r0 i al Airline Pilot KILL O'-Sailor FAVORITE SCKO-I‘ra Getting Scivtii.ental Over You FAVORITE SPORTS- Ease-ball, basnet ball RECOGNISED EY-Height, wavy blonde hair I?? •P h y li 0' EDTE.RD PETZOUT i:ici;:m:e- PET FHR-.SE-''Gee ’-hiz H0i:PiEf -' LI ITS-To drive a car 01 SET (CDS-Girls CJ7 ITJK- Eng : neer d :.'Y' v ’T,- ! '-H-ifi ,hfc ?rny n . Vr_rU,V 0JAP-ORF ! SONC-Fr- Kanv Hear fe Have You Broken 0 ------------ FAVORITE SPORTS-Br skctbalL RECOGNIZED 31- Large feet DORIS RUEAR IIICX:LG:E-,,Dot H03HIE3-V7ritng letccrs, collecting souve PET PHRASE- Hey Butch LlilES-Onc handed drivers DIsLl KZ3--V,‘elves A� 3ITI0f.J--Teacher WILL EE-SP..R FAVORITE SONG-Saturday Ni ht FAVORITE SPORTS-Skating-, vclloy ball RECOGNIZED BY-Heiuht, t in chins FRANK 7TEKLER Tij! KFAiiT2-- The ol catch TEG- Hunting, lietenning to baseball games ?v'; riRjbE - Fitch 1 cr here kid i.HRt-Good bands Frank Sinatra a .PIT LOI'-Hasic Teacher BuJ L BE -Bax lor VP”'-:? SOHO— I.JLl Sil Seeing You r.TOHirr SPORTS- naseball football, basketball LLTCOG JIBED Bi-Lao . of heighth HARJORIE WISHER NI f! IJLE-'iE- Marg i o HO?.-IE3--Ccllccting photographs F PET PRRaSE- O-K. X2 ' I-n '-’Xv:.o3 S BI EE 3- Censored nr.il siivv Ar3..YTOJ-Rcd cress hostess WILL BO 031 m,id FAVORITE SO TT- it Dreams Arc Getting; Ecttcr All The Time FAVORITE SPORT -'Yo?Icy ball, 'iiailing RECOGNIZEE BY- Cm oil feet SHIRLEY ZEHR NICiCl-OBaE- - Roe hobbies.-: Cni t-ting PET PRR.., F- Oli sure LI Be S j iexi c an sundry DIB: HVi fit:rt i c s ALB: 111 ON- Rental hyg WILL SE-F iousc wife FAVORITE SONG-11 ir. 5 eg inning Favorite spoRTs-ping pong RECOGNIZED BY-Crr.cking gum First row L to R: H.Nuffer, L.Hofer, S.Fredenburg, T.Walker, B.Vlrkler, S.Kohler, B.Terry Second row L to R: M.Steiner, H.Weller, C.Marolf, B.Walseman, R.Mlller, J.Hoppel, A.Hirchey, F.Widraeyer Third row L to R: S.Mathys, J.Nuffer, (J.Peters, D.Wldmeyer, D.Wldmeyer, D.Streeter CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Sallle Fredenburg Terry Walker Lois Hofer Betty Vlrkler Mrs. Stevens SWHOi'KXO First row L to R: R.Wiener, E.Combs, E.Ebersol, G.Meyer, P.Busch R.Schneider Second row L to R: W.Lyndaker, P.Osborne, L.Widrick, R.Famey D.Lyndaker, P.Tousey, D.Windover, Miss Groom- bridge Back row L to R: M.Hoch, F.Yousey, A.Martin, E.Schultz, D.LeFevre P.Zehr 0LA8S OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advi sor Robert Wiener Ralph Schneider Charlotte Lyndaker Patricia Busch Mi s s Groombri dge FUL'SHi'O First row L to R: J.Farney, D.Stiles, H.Meyer, J.Potter, S.Ter- rllllon, R.Wldrick, A.Vlrkler Second row L to R: P.LaRoque, C.Nuspliger, E.Potter, A.Lamourey J.Pate, W.Brothers Third row L to R: R.Stahlin, N.Schultz, O.Widrick, R.Mathys, D. Combs, L.Wlndover, L.Myers Fourth row L to R: W.Stahlin, O.Marolf, 8.Lehman, O.Wldrlck, I. Myers, R.Leonard, R.Streeter President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Officers Andrew Vlrkler Norman Schultz Carol Nuspllger Donald Combs Advisor Miss Monnat STIJDUX'T COUNCIL nt row L to R: D.Widmeyer, E.Combe, A.Fredenburg, M.Steiner B.Steiner k row L to R: B.Stahlln, Mrs.Q-etman, D.Moore, Mr. Perry, A. LaMourey, R.Mathys, D.Lehman OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Advisors Mrs. Alice Fredenburg Maynard Steiner Erna Combs Getman, Mr. Perry ij it n Vnj ? rox ' row L to R; Back row L to R; Mi Stonier, Re fitab.lin , Cl, mey, }K D. iii'Tovor F. Vixltlnr. R.Cri’ny, v n - R, Parkerj £ Re 'dacysr DiPo- cldt, K. Javkren 3 .VI-pRCx r, 1 we'■ D.r c r olli, j?. J-vnib , A.Ijv-jv.: ■ B;ToJ TV.ffor A .R’ c loi ourr;, V--- Ri.r o ' C. Hire lx I e 'ineo r, P.ilr thy ._ H, Rutloi, •. valor, fit ail—n lirn. vV.n re First row L to R: E,Torrilltcn. ' 3..1 ebau..- 3 V,r .r t ?• E t Co.vr.. ondy,. w . P jtcr«J, 't :p- :J 5 r ’ Second row L to R; Third row L to R: R’Po xcr, . .T oviov i-; ’ _ C hr ilgjr N„ arknor.. 3.C nr E. 1 V IT Kn � R.fi’l c ■■' -I.. j.Kuifor. A Vroc lurin’.; 3 IV.rasy 'J.Tcunay, Fourth row L to R: ElOo Tx,, '1 Ctilo-, D-T.c Fevre, o r. P.Co ;oir.o, C. ! -•■ ro] f, It L7nJohor, F. A.I.ar'rr, h.Fidrrck Mrs. Advisor .n Di.r.cc IOVEH'8 tau: Front row L to R: M,o+ainor, F.Virklor. R Jnrkor, P.Marolf D,Moore . . ’ Back row L to R: B.-brr K.Nuffcr, Mr. Abel, E.Potzoldt R.Hill.3- Procident Vico-Prenidont See. Troae. Advi cor Royal P?irkcr Frank Vkrklor Paul Marclf Mr- At;! This year a new club -'.ne’er oh.c direction of Coach Abol was formed at 3 F.H.b. for the 7-rci«y members of boys Base- ball me Basko ojall teams. R m vmcmoiivs for entrance into the club war the preof cf a rla oi or. cither team or having earned r. Varsity fiB ' letter. Id clvl snonsorod all of the bp.scbnll and. basketball yep and a Tag Day to raise money. S pmc of this more,- has be or. croon t for new sport oquipmont. Alco, the club has undertaken certain oositions and ronoonsibilltic3 around the school this yoar. Front row L to R; R.Lyndakor, R.Lyndnkor, .Storia, H.Lyn- d.njcer, G.Zehr Baok row L to R: G.Jones, D.Rubar, D.Bunoh, M.Lohman E.Sweeney, M.Wisncr Advisors Editor-in-chief Managing Editor Bunincs0 Ha.nr.gor Typists Hiss Groombridgo, Hiss Leary Glenda Lehman Ramona Lyncakcr Lorna Taylor Transcription class ■ - - % • .... r r • • • ' ' •• t i ■ 1 Loft to night. I ’Holer, L.G . .r.or, ..L'feuMy, ’. v L H r kooi. 3. ' oonoy, A. utitur Advinor Hnu Lear'- •1 Front row L to R: P.Maroif. K.Parker, E.Potzcldt. F.Viiklar Back row L to R: P.’iJocrc, R, Millet, Mr. Abel, H.Nuffcr, 0. crr R.Frodonbuxg Captain Royal Parker Oo Caotain Robo 'i. Mxllcr Coach Mr. Abel o had an unnucconrful ocason by winning six out of eighteen ganicD. Ro participa cod in the Blr.ok River Vai. league thin year. Baokoib-' - 1 Schedule Deoomber 6 9 13 15 J anuary 5 10 17 15 36 30 Fobruary 2 6 15 16 21 33 March 2 7 16 24 Turin fc+f Augur rino Lyon i Fall St. .ivg.: ne Fort U y Cl c if if. .. Lyom Falla Be on-’ll lo f u . . Old J’erg Lowvil lo Copenhagen Cep ’fr.hr.g3n Bcowi ilo Oil “’orgo Port leyden Low: 2 lo Gl onfield Gal fv.y Galway F5. tw-. X... hi 43 17 20 Id in 23 •5 . 0 3'J 26 3 13 •5 33 13 23 - ; 23 59 20 37 32 60 33 40 22 21 26 32 13 55 29 42 33 3? 30 46 I t ns A 11 1 � T -• ]1 i 5) [l u t W £ !j: Z.i � J L lu L tc Hr R.;?avk er_ FlVirkl 3r, F. Mf.-.rclf, E J R, .!:• in ys, r;. ver -1. Ccrr.cc to R: if ’. a n a’i v j .fm H r - , - '-.hr.e ld r, R t-aRjoi, fa • j R.. iocr ▼2 i r —'v TJ.al;;?r, J.i ’an: ... ruff dj; ei f; ? . Brother� , R ■ .rker w, Ab- Capta? ii Coaon season oer oar°oo.j.l cenn l enjoying a vary suc- cessful siaeon. o tYr they have wen E out of 4. This year our team Dart i.r’.pa tad in the Frontier League. 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