Bell Avon High School - Bee Tee Vie Yearbook (Salina, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Kakm ' Mm facult at on k Mrs Margaret Bartlebaugh B S Mr John Bohrchrk B S Mrs Mary H Bortz B S M Lu Enghsh Latm L1brar1an Mathemaucs Englrsh Geography jx -of Mr Cra1gF Culp B S Mrs Jane Drehl B M MR. CHARLES HORNE B S Enghsh Hrstory Mus1c Chorus Hrstory Geog Basketball Mr Samue1S MCL21ugh11rlB S M S Mr Edward Me1ghanB S M Ed Mr Char1esE PrusackB S M S Bkkg BUS EH2115h Com Law Health Phys Ed Football B1010gy Chem Phy G Scrence I I I 0 , , I I C 0 I D 0 U I I I t !.X K I ,xgmgg a- 'A If . ' N rin' .r.2A 'AL . . . . . . . . . I I l 'Z N , '13-T , 4 K R 'x 4 a ' Ol I 0 . . - n, n . s Q o ng o Q sg I I . Q U lj I 'I 'U . oun Emenbs Ano AOVISORS L S ul'- M1ss Mary A Runco B A Reverend Slyter D D Mrs Pauhne R Smrth B S Spanrsh Soc1a1Stud1es Band Health Phys Ed Guls B B l Mr WenroySm1th B S M Ed Mrs Vlrgrma Smxth B S Mr George TaroskyB S Vocauonal Agrrculture Vocauonal Home Ec Wood Shop Mech Drawrng Alu.. J Mxss Kathleen Txdd B S Mr Dona1dC Wolfe Mr Bened1ctV11ary B S M Ed Typrng Shorthand Art Algebra Geo French A , M X , L- 1? 1 EO I ' ,D xf X., N A M ff' . 1 K . a F' S . .. Rx . , X ,, ' A S QL 1 4 A, I x ' h xy' Qx J , X h M E 'f f. '25- 1 Q 4. f 4 4. f M 2 252 ' as 1. 3.5.2, .t Q -311 ilu .: nl? 3 . Q fax' Qs 34 12 15 if 1 ,gi ,q:,5. f gig. .wk 4.5, V 3234 f ' JL' ,QQ YQ X ' wtf ' fJ'5'?' JV1 ,, Q 1954 HANNAH ESTELLE ALAKSA Hwnnah Small and talkative R membered for her green hair Faithful cheerleader and secretary of Senior class Her favorite subject shorthand ofcourse Hopes to be a secretary someday I MARYLOIS EILEEN ANDRITZ Mary An energetic cheerleader with a pretty voice Can be found at Chuck s any night of the week Dancing rates hxgh with her A business career looms in the future DENNIS ARTHUR ANDRITZ Can often be found teasing girls Never seen without Chuckie His favorite past time arguing To go to college in later years is his sole ambition ,,,f u n -- - . e- . X an at Dennis -- One of the Big Five . ' ll 'I .' - ni' JULIE TARESA BOTTEGAL Juhe An energeuc lass1e who espec1al.ly hkes Commerc1a1 Law Often found talkmg fusually about that certam soldler ID Gerrnanyj D1S11k6S conce1ted people Before marrxage she would hke to be a beaut1c1an SGH IORS DAVID NALEY BAKER Dave' Came to us H1 h1s Semor year One of our Ag boys who can be found worklng on h1s 34 blue and yellow Chevy Favorlte pasume glrls have a Job and settle down IS h1s ambmon ROS ALINA AUDRYANN BOTTEGAL Lena Takes the commerctalcourse Enjoys travehng movxes and sleepmg En v1ed for her black naturally curly ha1r The color green appeals toher Her only ambmon IS t0 get a good Job after graduauon 1954 DEAN ELDEN CARNAHAN Squirrel -- Joker of the senior class. Never missed a dance. Dislikes English and P.O.D. Will be remembered as Tony in the Junior class play. His ambition is to be an engineer at Westinghouse. LEONARD MCKAY CR XWFORD Kay Tall slim lad with sparkling blue eyes Spmds most of his time with Mary Faye will be especially remembered for his star roles as Bob in the Senior class play Has plans to join the Navy after graduation 'S' ROBERT CHARLES CONTO One of our tall handsome foot ball stars Ravioh popular music and the color blue are among his favorites Parti cularly enjoyed mechanical drawing Hopes to get a good Job after graduation N I L Z M... t , Ai -Q I Q uBObn -- ' ' - ' 0 1 . 1 u n -- - - ' , . ' - ll 'U ' ' I 0 I, V M- ' . I .X W-.. A, fn' t . A' A 1 ' .Q . 1 Xb 79 l .3 A V,-' MARGARET LY NET TE CUNNINGH AM ynn One of our peute httle lasses who took the commerc1al course Can often be seen LD her blue Plymouth converttble. Eatmg skatmg and sw1mm1ng occup1es much of her tlme. Hopes to settle down after graduatlon fb l1l0l2 DELORES MAY CULP Dolly Sen1or ptamst and h1gh aca demlc student Ltkes red converubles and frtendly people RBSISILFIQ food was a d1ff1 cult task Plans to be a nurse after graduat ton DORIAN MONROE DAVISON Crxckets Tallest member of the class Capable manager of football team Ltkes hstemng to Frankxe Lame and cook g Was the most helpful boy 1n domg chores for others Says he d enjoyed betng a regular old farmer 1954 RAYMOND JOSEPH DeSIMONE Ray Potenual Romeo ofthe semor class and A 1 drummer 1n the band Especx ally ltkes huntmg and the color blue Never a dull moment when Ray s around Work tn the fleld of mustc would please htm CARMELA FANELLI Carmela Took the academrc course and hked Spamsh Capable and hard work mg edxtor of Bell Echo Her hobby IS sew mg Dtshkes rude people. Wxll someday make a good Spamsh or French teacher WADE KEITH DINGER D1nk One of our star track men An outdoorsman Wade hkes glrls apple pte and 1ce cream The professton of a nulk tester looks brtght U1 h1s future I SED IORS ROBERTA JOAN FIKE B1rd1e Jo An energeuc member of Bell Echo talented tn wrmng ftcucrous arucles Can often be seen wtth Slurley Sleepmg takes up most of her spare ume Lookmg forward only to earrung money after gl'3dl13I10l'l LYU FRANCISCA DA CORTA FUMEI Fumee The arnst of the Seruor Class Likes lobsters cav1ar and the color blue Enjoyed bemg a maJorette for the past three years Known for her orxginahty m dress and ha1r styles To become a free lance arttst w1l1 fulflll her ambmon GLORIA J' EAN GARZONE Lemon Eyes Enjoyed cheering especially the last year as captain L1kes to collect souvauers from places she svxsit ed Noted for her talking anddanclng Looks forward to a fine career tn nurstng. ' u ' ' n -- - : . . . . . . . - . ,J f'fLI ,f V. fl hh' lvl Zim H n n -- ' I 1 l 0 . . . . , A I. Q- D - . . . , . . . 1954 DELORES MARIE GOMEZ Takes the commercxal course Enjoys dancmg and sewmg Flrst girl mn the Semor Class to have a sparkler on that thlrd flnger Rates shorthand as her favortte sub ject W11l be a housew1fe after graduauon MARY F AYE HAMILTON Mare A commerclal gal wlth an ambiuon to go to dramat1cs school a WISC Ch0lCC constdenng her performance IH Seventeenth Summer as Margaret Ltkes movtes drxvmg fespecxally a blue Chevyl Teresa Brewer french fnes andday dream U18 HELEN F AYE HAMILTON Helen Pretty blue eyed blond Cap able head majorette and actxve guard on the basketball team Rates spaghetu hrgh on any menu Wlshes to make fashlon modehng her professxon SSD IORS MIRIAM RUTH JACKSON ,Taxon -- Comedienne of the Senior Class whose favorite pastime is loafing. Enjoys the company of Andy. Took the com- mercial course, but thinks she'd like to see the world by joining the Coast Guards. CHARLES EUGENE KAIB Chuckie A whiz at math and science Chuckie hopes to be an engineer after that day in June He emoys eating drivmg the Studebaker and art work His Jokes always provide entertainment for all around JOANN LOUISE KAMPERIN Joame One of our most vivacious cheerleaders for four years Had trouble fmdmg time for all her activmes Will be remembered as the siren in the Senior Class play Will make our class famous by becoming the first woman presidaxt 1954 TWILLA YVONNE KING Tyke Ma Jorette and competent guard on the basketball team Stood out w1th her combmauon crewcut and D A halrcut A dreamer she enjoys dancmg and the color green Aspxres to be a model rn the fash1on 1e1d SHIRLEY MARVA MALLOY Shxrl' A vocauonal g1rl who spends a great deal of her mme wrmng poetry Prefers roast chtcken I0-9f1Y0ihefC1lSh Good mus1c and tall boys appeal to her Her amb1t1on IS to become a profess1onal vo cahst MARILYN LOUISE MAJERCIK Marllyn Member of the student council Enloys skatmg and sw1mm1ng Homework is her pet Peeve Watchmil ISIS v1s1on and pracucmg shorthand takes up her spare tune. Hopes to become a prlvate secretary I 2 .wif .TUDITH ELAINE MCDIVITT Judy Capable co editor of the Bee Tee Vie and president of the Tr1 H1 Y who loves listenmg to Toscamm Grove C1ty College and Western Theological Seminary will take up her next seven years ff W SGD IORS CAROLYN JEAN MCDIVITT Carl -- Cute, blonde commercial girl who cares for nothing but eating and sleeping. Enjoys listening to songs by Tony Bennett. Dancing and the color blue are tops on her list. To be a model is her aim in life. DAVID LEORY MOORE Dave One of our slx Ag boys who could usually be found arguing Especially dlS11k8S stuck up g1rls Claims fishing and hunting as his favorites Looks forward to bemg a welder and a farmer 1954 BETTY LOUISE MORGAN Betsy One of our IIIQIISIQDBFS for the past four years Can be found w1th Joame usually EnJoys singing dancing and swtmmmg Looks forward to a nursmg career ,IOANN EDITH OLAH Jo One of the athletes of the class who w1ll always be remembered for her left handed hook shots. Played an outstandmng role 1n the Semor Class play. Plans to be a secre ary after that day ll'l June. Q JOSEPH MICHAEL NAYBOR ,IR oe ' Steak and mashed potatoes suxt this lad fine Enjoyed workmg wrth the Ag boys and claims girls as h1s pasume To get a good Job and get the most out of hfe IS J oe s deslre V r ws , '.,.,,,t1Q, V 'LI'fk a . 'L-' 4 fa gi' 12? 1 , .wi 91 S611 IORS FRANK FRANCIES PERFETTI Father Frank Slow movmg vocat tonal boy who IS usually found around girls Above all others Marilyn Monroe is h1s favortte. Spends most of h1s time sleep mg or gettmg mto trouble After graduat lon he w1ll look for a good paymg job FRANK PHILIP PAVLOVICH Smucky Clalms Ag as h1s favorlte subject Envted for h1s blonde curls Enjoyed playlng football and parnctpatmg tn track Hts favortte pasume gtrls and pmocle. Frank mtends to marry a girl wlth lots of dough JOHN EUGENE PLATKO Ge.n1e QJICI mce frtendly guy who can usually be seen w1th Kay Lxstenmg to Pattt Page and watchmg televlston f1ll 1n h1s letsure mme. After that day tn J une he wtll be lookmg for a pos1t1on wh1ch stuts h1s talents 1954 ELEANOR LORETTA RICHARDS Elhe Gxrl of many talents Actlve center on the basketball team Enjoyed parucipaung m county dtstrtct and state chorus festxvals Spent many hours g1ggl.ing in the company of Barb A future anesthetlst I DORIS JEAN SCOTT Dor1s Mathematxcal gemus of the class Remembered as mother 1n Junlor class play Looks forward to bemg a nurse Readmg and meeting new people IS an en joyable pasnme for Dor1s GILBERT LOUIS ROSA 1 Fellow who doesn t glve a hoot about anythmg. Enjoys hearmg good muslc and especxally d1S1I.kBS studyxng The boy mth the mcest ha1r tn the senior class To find any open posmon w11l su1t htm JANET MARIE SUTYAK an Top commerclal g,1rl who IS usually seen combmg her ha1r Dancmg and watchmg telev1s1on take up most of her spare time D1S1lkBS concelted people and homework Her ambmon is to become a prlvate secretary SEDIGRS ,TOANNE HAZEL SHEASLEY Enjoyed school most when she wasnt here Could be found many even mgs at Blaxrsv11le skatmg rmk Wrmng descrlptlve poetry IS her hobby Future w1l1 fmd her deep 1n the heart of Texas PHYLLIS JEAN THOUNHURST Fxb Lxve wlre of the Senior Class who just loved takmg the vocanonal course As one of our fast forwards on the basket ball team she especially craves french frxed ehxcken and mashed potatoes Look mg forward to makmg lots of money in the future years 1954 NANCY CAROLE TICKLE an Easy gomg commercial glrl who hkes to hear Eddte Ftsher and eat in her spare time. Dtslikes unmannerly and concetted boys W1ll be remembered as the quickie 10 IYPUIS Wtll Join .T oanne tn Texas JACOB JOHN TURK J ack Energeuc commercial lad who came to us from Yugoslavta Dependable prestdent tn hts Semor year Entertamed us wtth h1s accord1an Rates spaghetu and gxrls as tops To contmue studymg elec tromcs and become a commercial radto and te.lev1s1on techntclan ts Jack s big des1re DENNIS ELIOT TRABITS Trab Academtc student who enloyed playxng football for the past four years Possible Harry James who favors papr1 kash and Tony Bennett The Navy looks ltke a good future to htm We JOHN EMERSON WEISS Johnny Capable captam of the basketball team his jtmior and senior years and ace on the baseball dxamond Considers solid geometry as his favorlte subject will be remembered as Jack m the .Tumor class play Hopes to be a pro baseball pltcher tn the near future. I1 IORS JOSEPH VICTOR VENEZIANI ,T os1e One of the eighth period clowns would prefer sleeping to sd1oo1. Rates book reports as one of his hkes Always w1lhng to lend a helping hand Hopes to just work after graduatlon JANET EILEEN WEISTER Jane Quxet friendly commerc1a1 girl. Especmlly hked shorthand f'P '7y Collecting souvaziers writmg letters and eating steak are among her favontes To join the Air Force is her big desire 1954 BARBARA JEAN YOUNG Barb Small black curly hatred lass whos always ready for good ttmes and laughmg. Capable manager of gtrls basketball team Wrmng letters and danctng fill in her spare ttme. Always could been seen laughmg wxth El To be a house w1fe for that certam someone IS what she looks forward to tw Q MELVIN JOSEPH STEWART One of the stars of the basket ball team whose Jokes and quips have en tertamed the class will never be for gotten for lus Slllglllg talent portrayed Ill the Semor Class play J oe s ambmon ts to get out of school, EUGENE JOHN ZERBINI Banjo Fatthful track member and basketball player who took the academtc course Come what may is J' ack s motto as he spends most of hxs t1me sleeptng and huntxng Plans to become a future drafts man u no -- - I , . . - - u on - . u ' n -- - ll ll I . . - O Eff? Rafi ' A .,,a Q ,s-, . , H 911 'Q A 2? , ' C as ustun -- - . - . , .. . . In m mOl2lAm We the Semors of 1954 m due re spect do render 11115 annual in IUCYUOIISHI of Vuguna Lee Rupert, who we regretfully lost m our Sophomore year. DIORS 954 COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE Jumor Senror Banquet May 13 1954 Semor Class Nrght May 28 1954 Baccalaureate May 30 1954 Commencement June 2, 1954 Valedrctorran Salutarorran Class Morto 'Consider the past, look forward to the future. Class Colors Royal Blue and Whrte Class Flower - Whrte Rose Vrce Presrdent I Presrdent J Turk MCDIVIII Secretary H Alaksa Treasurer D Andrltz Advlsors Mr an Mrs Bortz C ulp ,W V . ' '-4' , ,af , . f - . , , ' o ' 4 ' a . 9 ' v ' r leaoens of ING classe President - L. Lobert Vice President - L. Ednie Secretary - G. Weister Treasurer - M, Hufman Advisors - Miss Runco Mr. Wolf President - Bash Vice President - Andritz Secretary - Shirley Treasurer - Edder Advisors - Miss Tidd Mr. McLaughlin President - Demyan Vice President - Sebes Secretary - Sutyak Treasurer - Papp Advisors - Mrs. Bartiebaugh Mr. Prusack class Cf 1955 Roy Aikens Nancy Alcorn Dolores Ashbaugh Richard Bair Glenn Beatty William Beatty Arthur Bell Patricia Carnahan Dennis Collins Rose Marie DeFalco Alice Deforno Lorraine Deforno Lorrene Deforno Leroy Ednie Fred Emanuel Patricia Franko Leonard Galo Dolores Gaviati Veula Harvot Charles Hill Marlene Huffmen Earl Hughes William Larimer Louis Lobert Nancy Marchitelli Joan Moore Kenneth McComb Norman MoC ullough , y yy X --if .,, ., s Zi, 4' E ilri i VW 933 .iz P., E - .-- i ax V .Q W , f at . 1 L ' 13 Alfred McQuaide Eleanor McQuaide Genevie Mengor 1 th Junlotzs i, M 1 Z? : in 'aff E qu 3' 4 1 1 , , .,., if t 'f' .grv iv V' 4,18 af! 5 4' fl, , Hier fine 'Tha Ml, H 1 :fly it af 4 ,ns '31 Jan Mentzer Walter Myers Robert Orr Loretta Pavliek Ann Pesci Robert Petrosky Ray Posney Kenneth Reynolds Milton Rimmel John Rosa Mary Ann Sebes Ginger Spade Dorothy Shaffer Ethel Shearon Jean Shondelmyer Duane Stauffer Lucille Stover Rose Ann Thounhurst Donald Tretchick Patricia Trzeciak Joseph Vangrin Gerald Walker Shirley Walters Glenna Weister Donald Zanovich class of 1956 Nancy Almes Robert Anderson Daniel Andritz Shirley Ashbaugh Anne Barichello William Bash Marlene Beluch Joyce Berlin Lawrence Bortz Clorinda Calandrella Jacquelene Caldwell Vincent Colianni Marjorie Clawson Anna May Clepper Leona Coleman Paul Culp Nora Deforno Allan DeGrazia Ruth Detman Cordelia Douds Joseph Douds Boyd Doverspike Rose Marie Eckenrode Jeannine Edder Malcolm Ewing Marg Gabbonin Joseph Gozelanczyk George Gross Thomas Hammill Dolores Harris Neil Harris Donald Hill Vs: U ,V is f N' , i V 1 R . -, 1 'J' A 54 , f 1 Y D Ei Q , X x Jii . ,, . xx ' ,Tia ' , D Q im' .3 'x my J A 4? . 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A, A, is an organization which has in its mem- bership girls from 9th to 12th grade who are in- terested in sports, whether participating or not. TDAJGIQEIITSGS hlqh school hlqh steppens ,L 494 rw-..,, - Hamilton, Fumei, Stover, Morgan, Caldwell, Deforno, Deforno, Franko, Sponsor Miss Kathleen Tidd The sponsor of the Majorenes this year was Miss Kathleen Tidd who aided them greatly throughout the year in their various projects. One of their major money-making schemes was that of selling Bell Avon braceltes and key chains. These high-steppers, lead by head majorette Helen Faye Hamilton were regarded as a vital asset to the band. ING W 110 A IVAN' HGARII I L PRESIDENT Thounhur st ' fs Q.. VICE PRESIDENT Shearon This organization of pupils homemaking tripled its mem- bership this year. Initiation for new members took place in September followed by a party in the Home Economics Room. The officers and their sponsor attended a regional meet- ing at Brothersvally High School in Berlin, Pennsylvania. Each year the Bell-Avon Chapter raises funds to pur- chase jackets for the members who are graduating and also to buy new equipment for the Home Economics Department. Fund raising projects this year were selling refreshments and sponsoring a dance after the Elders Ridge Basketball game, and baking and selling cookies on Fridays throughout the year. .. I , 1 X r .K Le V ,. SECRETAR McQuaid -...' ' . x M Q iw-Q si x x -. if mr TREASURE ' Shondelmye F-li-A PRESIDENT Louis Lobert ms .P yi 41-.-1' ,,,, ,, SECRETARY Glenn Beatty lppul, nano , nano The F. F. A. is the club for boys taking Vocational Agri- culture. Each year the boys are proud to wear their F. F. A. jackets, which any member may purchase. VICE PRESIDENT Frank Pavalovich The most important event of their year is the Farm Show in Harrisburg, which they attend for one week, under the supervision of Mr. Smith. Those boys attending this year were Kenneth McComb, Robert Petrosky, Bernard Shearer, Joseph Douds, ,T an Mentzer and Mr. Smith. ffm Projects for the year included selling Bermuda onions f and having the pop concession at the football games. f Y 1 4 .Jax v Q l Other officers are: Reporter.. ...............FrankPerfett1 , Sentinel . . . . . . . . Kenneth McComb Alfred McQua1de Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Wem-oy Smith TREASURER f V f ,4 W ,,, Q -. ,f l X Fi' aff 419, V , A , 5' Q, ' K V3 Ig' ' KW V H A 29 , 'W , f 5 , . 5 E 1 5 il 5 'Q QW Q i fs f fi? ' Q L 1? ww if . ff, . QQ wa Q V , , M Y sig, : A ,, ,f nb ,,,,..w 5 mb gg if 2 4 Q , K X Q uf, A 3 f N Vrgy V! 7V.h A Q in 5 V 4- mfg ,, A Q E I 'ent V .ik V W V as ,, 2 f A ,, Vg 'iw P 1 ff I V 7 Q malt W as 1 , 1 4 2 4 K J .V , ,if 9, A ,, ' jf , Af -f2?,,.m,,,mu 4' f 8 W rf ! f ...a 7 14 ff! ' ' 1 f if ww if I L Q f MM 'leaf , , , ' ,W Hu ,WJ V, M I Wwvwmv Af M. , , , -v . ,, M f ff-, W, nga. ' . ,Z W ' .A f '2W2Q-575' I . ' ' f ' ' A V? fd I if , ffm K Q 'EEK .5 111156 , M Q ' 2' ,F ff ,E 32 -. L ' 5 if y , g ' f I , Ai' ,Z ,M X 2 W y . H ' ' . fi ,Q x 'Q 3 'Q 'H Rf n, J Q 'W 3 .few qw if ,W ,gf a if A Q.. ' 3 4. up aw Q ,.evn.,e 1. .a-div r Gi Vs, 2 , ff X chonus SA Ili lth mu IC The Chorus has enjoyed preparing and presenting their annual spring concert which was one of the major school PRESIDENT activities of the year. SECRETARY Dolores Culp Judith MCDiVitt Four representatives of the Chorusg Eleanor Richards, Judith MdDivitt, Betty Morgan, and Dolores Culpg were sen to the County Chorus Festival this year. Eleanor Richards, Judith McDivitt, and Betty Morgan also attended the District Festival. The Chorus awards to its Senior members, a pin which is a token of their appreciation for all the work it takes TREASURER Eleanor Richards belonging and participating in the Chorus. Ginger Spade VICE PRESIDENT ROW ONE: Shock, Mahalic, Nelson, Cunningham, Schall, McDivitt, J.,Parterson, stiffy. ROW TWO: Ashballih. Culp, McDivitt J.. Morgan, Harvot, Kelly, Weister, Shoupe S..Mrs.Did1l. ROW THREE: Vinsick, Miller, Orr, Richards, Jerto, Kampmyer, Tretdiick, Shaffer. IRI-hl VICE PRESIDENT Glmna Welster SECRETARY Dolores Culp cult: AIION of PRESIDENT Judith McDivitt Holding true to their slogan, Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions . the Tri-Hi-Y endeavored once more to pro- mote Christlan character throughout the school. A very interesting and informative program was set up this year. Some of these included guest speakers, panel discussions, movies, and social events. The Tri-Hi-Y's biggest event of the year was the annual Christmas dance, The Starlight Ball. which was ahuge success. They also sent Gzristmas gift packages to the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh: and held the Christmas devotions over the P, A. system, At Christmasfbaskets of food was delivered to two needy families. A posture campaign sponsored throughout the school completed this clubs busy year. loeal TREASURER Eleanor MoQuaide CHAPLAIN Betty Morgan ROW ONE: Zanavich, Franko, Fanelll, Flke. Jackson, Walters, Scott, Miss Runco. ROW TWO: Shaffer, Olah, C. McDivitt, Yotmg, Bottegal, Alcorn, J. McDivitt. ROW THREE: Kamperin, Sutyak.Morgan, M. Hamilton, H, Hamilton, Pesci. ROW FOUR: Tretchik,Culp,McQuaide, Richards, Fumei, Thounhurst, Carnahan. toward none. for all . . ham Lincoln li..-1.-.-if 'lr N.: -I i ....-.... Q The Ridge 'I' x...i......1.. D r B. ll EC BELL AVON HIGH SCHOOL. SALINA PENNSYLVANIA Subs! 4 -far .gre fi T lv a un. Wel . Com . . g , , e Offs-rgng gr. :nga .ng rcgrnin. .nr Q60 Thr '-'fic W' 'ha , , . ,, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hamilton, Clawson, Walters, Fanelli, Caland- rella, Sontag, Mrs. Bortz. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pesci, Shaffer, Thounhurst, EDITOR ....... . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER Carmela Fanelli Eleanor Richards Mrs. Mary Bortz ADVISORS....... Mr. Samuel McLaughlin The news this year was excellently reported on by The Bell Echo, our school newspaper. The pa- per displayed their resourcefulness in presenting their news, social events, and also showed originality in their sports write-ups. The Bell-Echo is published six times a year. The subscription price is 31. 00. The treasury of the paper was increased great- ly by the selling of wallets which was considered the major project of the year. Laughlin, Spade, Shearon .nw 11. 'I' I f T tm' me :il-we - yy 3.4. to the ,p, ,. ., . ...r Q .. ..... .. r.. ,,,.c ,.r . 5, Eicfh va A Row oNE ' Left to Right: Swan Carnabucci, Buell, Shaffer, Shoupe, ' Clawson, Shock. ' Row Two I -- Shaffer, Alcorn, Beluch, Weister, Kelly. ,,.:,4t', ROW THREE Tlqrd Deforno, Morgan, McMunn, Shearon, g, Eckonrode, McDivitt. I-Ich ROW FOUR Orr, Miller, Furnei, Turk, Hamilton, Carnahan, Zanavich. rw. , -. x.ns VN 3 ll q Dil uf' t' PGY' .riwiovq Hold 1 yachetti Supp Lei's Beat B66 IEE V 6 the scoopen CO-EDITORS ..... . . Dolores Cu1D Judith McDivitt BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . Betty Morgan ART EDITOR ..... . . LYU Fumei ADVISOR . . ........ . . . Mary A. Runco This years' work on the yearbook began early in September with the taking of Senior pictures and work began immediately. Fumei, Sutyak, Thounhurst, Alaksa, Garzone, Hamilton, Andritz. Olah, Trabits, Jackson. Miss Runco, Kamperin, Hamilton, Mc- Divitt, Culp, Richards, Cunningham The annual yearbook is published by the Senior Class. Funds not raised by ads and subscriptions are earned by the Seniors under the direction of Mrs. Bortz and Mr. Culp. Many hours of hard work on the part of the editors, staff, and advisors were nec- essary to make our yearbook a success. Morgan, Turk, Rosa, Gomez, Young. -9 stuoent COL1nCll ITIIDIAITURG OEIHGCRAC This is the governing body of the school. The member- ship consist of representatives from the seventh and twelfth PRESIDENT grades inclusive. lack Turk One of their main and biggest projects was in the pur- chasing of our stage curtains. They are a deep, royal blue with gold lettering. Also the light gray backdrop curtains. T Their chief source of money is the Community Chest Fund to which every student must pay two cents a week. This fund is used for donations to various organizations such as: Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Salvation Army. VICE PRESIDENT They are imder the capable supervision of Mr. Vilary. Glenna weister .,.. C7'. Wifi! SECRETARY R. Eckonrode TREASURER V. Colianna 1L.4 STARTING LEFT FRONT: Bortz, Shaffer, Demyan, Shearon, Deforno, Mr. Vi1ary,Weiss. Majercik, Culp, Richards, Jackson, Fanelli, Bottegal, Zaranek, Kochanowske, Fennell, Patterson, Schall, Shock, Colianni, weister, Mdialic, Turk, Eckenrode, Weister, Spade, AQSIIIY ClUB PRESIDENT Robert Conto VICE PRESIDENT John Weiss SIOUTZ-HEARTSGO m fl This year, as always, the Varsity Club was busy earn- ing money to buy jackets for deserving senior lettermen. Lead by Mr. Meighan, the boys began their active year by sponsoring a successful spaghetti supper. Next on the agenda was a bake sale held in F ebruary. Concessions and dances after the basketball games also served as a money raising activity. SECRETARY Joseph Stewart Boys receiving jackets this year were: Dennis Andritz, Robert Conto, Dorian Davison, Wade Dinger, Raymond De- Sirhone, Frank Pavalovich, Frank Perfetta, Joseph Stewart, Dennis Trabits, John Weiss, and Jack Zerbini. TREASURER Wade Dinger ROW ONE: Zerbini, Weister, Pavlovich, DeSimone, Conto, Dinger, Turk, Trabits, Andritz, Sutyak. ROW TWO: Mr. Meighan, Jan Mentzer, Bair, McQuaide, Sebes, Stewart, Ednie, Perfetta, Andritz, Tretchik, Mr. Horne. ROW THREE: Orr, Ewing, Bell, Kochka, Larimer, Gozelanczyk, Harris, Rosa, Malloy, Reynolds. ROW FOUR: Vangrin, Grinder, Rohrkaste, McDivitt, Musick, Young, Winsek, Shirley. ,l wig 2 1 M QQ M, ,gk My k R 6 is 1' V O' F A-A .-.1 Q 5 4 I Vai? 1 A, f ,-yr, Q ,.e .ag gi 'vm 4 nhl rx ,V Q2 ' y 531 ,,5,.7ff-5 Qwfbrf - .Ry f . -Mx ' 'af ,G - we 23' g X w 1 , , .f A ff? f ,wa . V 13- J ' , -ijv L i9 Eg ChE6l2l6ACGl2S WE BACK ING ATZTZACK KNEELING STANDING Hannah Alaksa Jenny Lgu Sgmag Joann Kamperin Patty Trzeciak Gloria Gar zone- Mary Miller Captain Marylois Andritz- Ass't. Captain 1 5210! ' '4 Underclassmei The cheerleaders are an independent group of girls who do a good job in cheering the boys and girls on to victory. This year 1954, they were very happy in being able to buy new uniforms. The uniform con- sisted of a long-sleeved, red blouse with a peter pan collar and black tie. They paid for these uniforms with money raised by selling Christmas Cards and ball-point pensg and having dances after the basketball games. Their capable and understanding advisor is Miss Mary Runco. Meeting the Opposition Tense Moments. football -pnop liens of th DIGSKII1 LJ ROW ONE: McQuaide, Kochka, Shirley, Lobert, Malloy, Vangrin, Sebes,Pavo1ovich, Dinger, Bell, Tretchick. ROW TWO: Andritz, Harris, Ednie, Trabits, Stewart, Conto, Orr, Beatty, Bortz, Rosa. ROW THREE: Mr. Meighan, Winsick, Shaffer, Vangrin, Mentzer, McDivitt H., Gozelanczyk, Sutyak, Mr, Horne. The Bell-Avon Lions completed their '53 football season with two wins and seven losses. The Lions were a hard fighting and spirited team. The team was sparked by their -two halfbacks John Rosa and Neil Harris, The Lions look forward to a better season next year under the able coaching of Mr. Edward Meighan and his assistant Mr. Charles Horne. There are only six letterman graduating: Joe Stewart CCaptainJ, Dennis Trabits, Bob Conto, Wade Dinger, Frank Pavolovich, and Dennis Andritz. Bell-Avon Opponents 0 Hopewell-13 0 Derry Boro-25 6 Apollo-27 18 Verona- O 13 Saltsburg-14 26 Shannock Valley-0 19 Washington Township-53 0 Ligonier-33 6 Elders Ridge-27 Mr. Horne - Mr. Melghan oun imma knights Pavlovxch Dxnger BBRIIY Andutz Lobert W Trabits Conto Stewart Harris 1 Edme Rosa Shuley Bortz Shlrley ,N Vangrm X Of Hams Q A A I f . i ! i 1 . ' i , A W 7 1 VN 1 X 4 S ' wji, A i Q E A 'I . 4 . r ' Y oulz fmoay knights 1 I X 5 Q9 -af 1 , -9 g , W' X if if E W gf lg Q I 9 5 f 1 gc 5 16 Qi' 9 6 Q 'R se 'P- Bell s of the Ball A , Eleanor Richards Ioan Olah Phyllis Thounhurst Helen Faye Hamilton Twilla King Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Smith, the Lion- ettes opened the season with an outstanding victory over Ex- port. When the Bell-Avon girls ventured to Saltsburg to meet the Trojanettes, our sextette held the lead to the fourth quarter, but Saltsburg defeated our lassies by five points. The Lionettes were not easily discouraged and came home to win nine games before coming up against a one point defeat by Hampton. After winning eighteen games and losing only two, the fighting six will prepare for the tournaments. The Girls Varsity Basketball team will lose five top players this year. They are: Eleanor Richards, Phyllis Thoun- hursr, Joann Olah, Helen Faye Hamilton and Twilla King. The Team In Action HARD ooo HGRGES ...Rx N L Aff' Joe Stewart John Wexss Denms Andrrtz Da Mal niel Andritz Jack Zerbini Ray DeSimone colm Ewing Leroy Ednie Allan Stewart HARO ooo GROSS LEFT TO RIGHT Stewart Andrxtz Andntz De Srmone Ewmg Zerbmt Edme Werss Stewart The Bell Avon Lrons came through therr 54 basketball season w1th flymg colors They ued wlth Apollo for the Secnon XXI champlonshtp and they are to play Frankhn U1 theu opemng game rn the Westmoreland County Tournament The Lrons won twelve games and only lost two They were sparked by Joe Stewart and John Wetss fcaptaml. There are fxve sen1ors on the team: Joe Stewart, John Weiss, Dennis Andritz, Jack Zerbini, and Ray Desimone. Under the able coaching of Mr. Charles Horne, the Lions should have another winning season next year. ' 4 M .1 It x ,va f 1 sw-iw-M. 9 if img 4 M' P' af is 'ur 2 W 1 2 if rig' in 3, ,A a gh K 35? Y VW Q 5? YQ., . , Q. .f , ,, ,Q , f A 'S 4 E? W3 31- 'li ff? 5 dl fa, 3211 if EEL: Gif- '11 , f' 55 4 W . , ,s A ' 'wif s , Q , ' ef? Q34 y Q., 4 . V A 'fqgl Q' A fi ,, 4- .fn -' 5' N ' 'lea 'W 13113 xr gf, W, 43, 426-if BASEBAH OIAITIOHO OEITIOHS SITTING: Malloy, DeSimone, Shirley, Harris, Gozelanczyk, Ednie, Bash. STANDING: Curcio, Trabits, Andritz, Ripple, Weiss, Stauffer, Bell, Mr. Horne. Bell-Avon Opponents Bell-Avon Opponents Franklin - 5 8 Franklin Apollo 0 6 Saltsburg Elders Ridge - 4 15 Apollo Elders Ridge - 10 8 Saltsburg . A - .,- - Q-ff? l..l if I -1 Weiss Trabits The Lions under the direction of Mr. Charles Horne, completed their '53 season with five wins and three losses. They were in second place in their section. The Lions had a poor start but they came through by winning the last four games in a row. The power hitters of the team were Ed Ripple, Leo Curcio, John Weiss, Elsie Malloy, and Billy Bash. .fs 3 !1TlP -L.. g f Simone tnack GUR speebstens class W Ill We the Class of 1954 of Bell Avon Hlgh School bemg sound ll'l mmd spxrit and body and ready for commencement do declare tlus our last w1ll and testament to be enforced after our departure. To the school we leave our grantude for the preparanon we have recexved for our future years To the faculty we leave the brlght hope for better and more co operauve classes To the Juntors we leave the plannxng work and productton of thexr yearbook To the Sophomores we leave the Joys of the ,Tumor Play Class Rtngs and Juruor Semor Prom also the work To the Freshmen we leave the plannmg end of the Freshmen Sophomore Recepuon We would also ltke to make the followtng md1v1dual bestowals Hannah Alaksa and Maryloxs Andrltz w1ll the1r ab1l1ty to get out of classes two hours early to get ready for a pep meetmg to next years cheerleaders Denn1s Andrttz leaves h1s brand new wh1te basketball socks given to tum by four Seruor 1388185 to his cousm Danny Dav1d Baker g1ves h1s 13 study perxods to anyone who has a lot of studying to do Juhe Bottegal w1lls her love of wrttmg letters to a certatn soldter in Germany to Ethel Shearon Dean Carnahan bequeaths h1s pleasant Engllsh classes to anyone who can drag himself there. Bob Conto w1lls h1s pos1t1on on the football team to Gtlbert Sebes Kay Crawford wtshes to share h1s seven a week nightly trlps to Alcorn s Crossroads to John Spelock Ut s lonely walkmg by hxmselfj Dolores Culp leaves her enJoymentxnplay1ng for chorus and varxous actxvltles to Paula Jerto Lynn Cunnmgham wtlls her abxllty to talk her father 1nto buymg her a car to anyone who thmks they are as good a talker Dorxan Dav1son bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to consume food to Donald Tretch1ck Ray DeS1mone leaves h1s hab1t of beattng on the floor the desk and other noise maktng lI6l'l'lS to anyone who can stand the racket wade D1nger bestows h1s curly black ha1r to Leroy Edme To Shtrley Walters IS left the Job of QIIOI' of the Bell Echo by Carmela Fanelll Roberta F1ke and Sh1rley Malloy donate thelr elghth perlod Joke tellmg sesstons to Donald Zanavxch and Eleanor McQua1de and hope they get as many glggles as they d1d from those good Jokes Lyu Fumea bequeaths her love of art and room 211 to any Juruor who w11l take care of II Glorxa Garzone hands down her wtlltngness to run around to anyone who thmks they can keep up w1th her Delores Gomez transfers her shorthand classes to Sue Orr Rosallna Bottegal bestows on her cousin Rose the ability to stay out of trouble. ClASS Wlll COll11'G Helen Faye Hamilton and Twrlla Krng wrll their D A 's to Nora Deforno and Joyce Berlrn. Mary Faye Hamilton leaves her abilrty to get out of several perrods a day to make a qurck trrp upstairs to see Kay to anyone who can get away wrth rt as she d1d Ruth Jackson transrruts to Rose Marie DeFalco her abrhty to get stuck rn any wastebasket that rs handy and wrlls her little b1t of harr to Mr Culp Charles Karb bequeaths to Kenny Schumaker has pleasant attrtude and sprrrt of co operatron Joamr Kamperm and Betty Morgan hand down their four year locker partnership rn 166 to any two J umors who are wrllrng to provide the Seruor Class wrth between perrod snacks and to help our frrends frnd their forever lost books they accrdentally put rn it Marrlyn Majercik bestows her broken typewriter to any lucky person who can type on rt Carolyn McD1vrtt leaves her abrlrty to miss o much school to anyone that has sleep to catch up on and thinks they can get away wrth rt To Eleanor MQll3ld8, Judy McD1vrtt bequeaths her favorrte expressron of my word whrch can be used on many occasions primarily when you are confronted with amrstakeof your own and have no legrtrmate excuse. Davrd Moore grves all hrs farming abrlrty to Gerald Riley Joe Naybor bequeaths hrs height to Freddie Curcro Alfred MCQU31dB rs the recrprent of curly harr from Frank Pavlovich Frank Perfetta gladly grves hrs Tom waves' to any unsuspectrng person Eugene Platko wrll hrs greatly used Spanish book to Glenna Werster Eleanor Rrchards leaves her poetrc abrlrty frf you mrght call rt thaty to Mr Horne Gilbert Rosa transfers hrs abrlrty to sleep rn class to anyone who gets sleepy Dorrs Scott bequeaths her confusing schedule of classes to anyone who thinks he would know when to go where. Joanne Sheasley donates her front seat m P O D class to Moe Petrosky Janet Sutyak leaves her bookkeeprng classes to Pat Franko Phyllrs Thounhurst wrll her gentle ways on the basketball floor to Margre Clawson Nancy Trckley bequeaths her darly 3rd perrod trips from 11 to 11 30 to anyone who has enough alrbrs to get away with rt Dennrs Trabrts wrlls hrs tackle posrtron on the football team to Doc' Rosa J ack Turk leaves hrs musrcal talent to Roy Arkens to use on hrs concertrna Joe Veneziana bequeaths hrs ways from school to his brother To next year s basketball captam John Weiss leaves the prrvrlege of leading the team to victory Janet Werster passes on her 8th perrod chats in 202 to Glenna and Fritz To Nancy Alcorn goes the prrvrlege of being guardian of Barbara Young Jack Zerbrnr wrlls his seat rn Room 210 at lunch time to anyone who dares to take rt From Joann Olah, Milton Rimmel receives her quietness in 8th period in 202. 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