Bellwood Antis High School - Tuckahoe Yearbook (Bellwood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

1 ,-. , if -f Vx -Y, -- ... W -- N - g , -K-, ,nw .4-.,g ive,-1-Q0 --,.,',,5,11 TJ?-g,,,.51:j5:,f ,fr , .... A - ' Q ' . ,. . AN L -5 .- .,.. ' 3. 4 'v Wfw?f' , INTBUDUCTIIDN The Senior Class presents the I 955 Tucl-tahoe a history irz pictures and words. X. gh 2.1 3 BELLWOOD-ANTIS HIGH SCHOOL BELLWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA FIIREWUIID This is a history of Bellwood-Antis High School 1954-55. The words and pictures relate a true-to-life school year. There are reports of pleasing and worthwhile experiences . . . summaries of past activities . . . and portrayals of students, faculty and administration. This album is being presented to you with the hopes of the stall that it will bring back the thoughts of those who hold everlasting memories of these surroundings in their hearts. TABLE OF CONTENTS .ADMINISTRATION .. FACULTY .. SENIORS . . . . . UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . . . Eleventh . . . . . . . Tenth .... .... Ninth . . . . . . . Eighth... Seventh . . .. .. MUSIC . . . . . . . ACTIVITIES . . . .. Clubs ...... Government . . . . . Publications . . . . . . ATHLETICS . . . . . DEDICATION We, the Class of 1955, respectfully dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Elwood Petchel, our idea of a wonderful coach. We take this opportunity to thank him for all the work he has done in producing championship teams. SCHOOL BOARD Front Row, left to right: Mr. Floyd Casaday, Mr. C. F, Jackson, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr Amos Smith, Dr. R. E. Dively, Mr. William Bush. Row 2, Standing: Dr. L. N. Ray, Mr. C. Jerome Moore, Mr. Merrill Doran, Mr. Clifton Hollen ADMINISTRATION In order to form a more perfect union . . . between the students and faculty of Bell- wood-Antis High School the school board must solve our many difTicult problems. Through their combined efforts in the past year, the dream of a new building has become a reality. We extend our deepest appreciation to them for the tasks they have accomplished. IAGI' SIX ADMINISTRATION CHARLES Mm-CALF Miss MARILYN BURNS R. DWIGHT TROUTMAN MRS. MARY FAUST FACULTY gs MRS. Hl,IZ.'XI1l-1'l'II .lcxxx A1.1-if1M,xN Pcnnsylvunizl Stun' l'nivc1'sity Slli5.il'ClSI Civics. English IKOIEIQRT Bic1,1.ls lndinnn Siam' rIi1'2ll'hl'l'S Collvgc Snbjvctz English Rmuiki P. liR141s1.iN Sllippvzisluirg Stutc 'l't'z1cl1c1's Collvgc PK'IHISylX'2lIlitl Stuti' LvIliYt'liSif3' Subjects: Ilriwl 'liI'2liIliIlg. Auto l,I'iYiIlf1 Civics i Miss MAR4lORll'l A. ANTIIONY Univcfmity of Pittsburgh Suhjvfts: P.O.U.. Typing Il. Businfss F.nglisl1. Busiiivss Ylifllillillg gffimfssts .lmiias ISI-:NIJIQR Saint Francis Collcgc. Indiana Stain' 'l'c'z1c'hf'rs Clollvgc Siihji-cts: l'.O,lD.. Art -joniw W. C,x1.1,1s Indiana Statt' 'l'1'lli'hC1'S Collvgv. Univvr' sity of Pittsburgh Suhjccts: Scivxicv, Physics FACULTY Mlss LIARJORIIC .IANI-1 CAM1'lslf11,1, 'l'm.30,,0R,,3 C. 1jl.3L0fH.3R Pl'ImSYlVl1Ui21 Stlltv Uliivt-rsity Indiana Stat? 'Iil'llf'ill'l'S Collvgt' SUb,If'f't3 I'1UQllSh Stihjvcts: Biology. Scivncv, Naturt' Educa- tion 777557 , wnvm ntww, MRS. I,t'c:1xnA IIVNIC iDl'1'I'RlCll Mus. I'IARRIIE'l' XV. i,0R.-KN Susquehanna Univvrsity. lllllliilfil C0HfxFI '- Indiana State 'I't'z1t'hvx's Collvgv. Pcnnsyl Pvnnsvlvanla Statt' LiIllVt'I'SllY. Laval ygmi41Smtp Univt-1-gity Univcisity. Qucbvt: I Subjects: Iiatin. Frt'nt'h Slli7jl'CtZ A1'iti1mt'tit' O. IDICK FMR Pt'1111sx'lx'a11ia Statt' LiIliVl'l'SitX' Sllhit'l'IS'I Social Studivs. cillidllllftx Mus. SIIIRLICY CiRINlJl,lNtll'ZR l71't'xt'l lustitutc' of 'littiiliology Subjvttt: Vocational Home l'it'ouo1x11t's Divtition tor Caivtt-ria FACULTY ClI'.ORGl-L Gl'X'l'IR MRS. A. IEAN HOOPES Franklin and Marshall College. Pennsyl- luniam Collggg vania State LlI'llVCl'S1ty Subject: Home Economics Subjects: Chemistry. Sr. Science, Science Miss E'I'lIliL MARIE HOXV1iLL Miss DOROTHY M. IIAMISON University of Pittsburgh. Saint l.ukc's and Indiana State Teachers College, Pennsyl Childrm-n's Medical Center vania State University Subjects: Physical Education. Health. Subjects: Ullice Practice. Typing, Short Guidance hand, Bookkeeping HIKRRX' l. Kxox RICPIfXRl3 MACl'RIJY' Pennsylvania State L'nix'crsity Indiana State Teachers College Subjects: Vocational Agriculture. Con- Subject: Blusic suincr Agriculture FACULTY MRS. Gl'lR'l'RIilJl'1 R. Mm'cAi,if Clxlu-1 G. MINOR Ursina Collcgc, University of Pcnnsyl- llucna Vista Collcgc. CItmlgatc-Rochcstc: vania. Urcxcl Institutc of 'lcchnology Divinity School. Pcnna. Statc Univcrsity Suhjcct: Librarian Suhjccts: Alg.. Arith.. Sr. Gco.. Ucn Nlath. . if' ,X , X .. r, W. ' RR- I W - l PAH. nl. MONN'RX' l,l-zwls M. Mn-:Rs Pcnnsylvania State University Catawba Collcgc, Pcnnsylvania Statc Um- Subjccts: Physical Education. Hcalth vcrsity Subjccts: llistory. Gcography x 4' if Q ELWOOU 11- Pl'3TCUl'31- K1-:NNl':'1'i1 M, Scxilrcziu-1R Pcnnsylvania Statc Univcrsity 'lcniplc Unixcrsity. Pa. Statc Unixcrsity Subjcct: History Subjccti lnstrunlcnlal Music FACULTY MRS. SUSAN M. SUNDERLAND HAROLD E- WAGNER Hood College, Pennsylvania State Univer- Pennsylvania State University sity, Altoona Under-Graduate College Subjects: Industrial Art. Shop Subjects: Algebra, Sr. Math., Geometry HOWARD A. WALKER Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University Subject: English MRS. GRACE SMITH WooM1-:R MRS. ELIZAMJHI K. TEST juniata College, Pennsylvania State Uni- Wlomens Hospital versity School Nurse Subject: History SENIIIRS MRS. SUNDERLAN D To the Seniors: For years you have been looked after, cajoled, ordered, steered, pled with, and cared for in our schools. We have done the best that we can for you. Now we stand back and admire the finished product. We like to think it is a thing of beauty and a joy forever. You have been given the necessary tools to make of your life what you will. Whether your house of life be a magnificent structure on the hill of fame or a humble cottage in the valley of mediocrity, build it well. Having you here has been a pleasure. Saying good-bye to you will cause us pain. You can compensate by making your mark in the world. Our love and best wishes go with you. Clam flower: Red Sweetheart Rose Clam colon : Blue and Gold Clam Motto: Benevolence, Amity, Honor, Success PNG IOURT N SENIOR CLASS OFFICER F MAURER .......................... President C. MCCLELLAN . . . . . .Vice-President M. RIGGS ...... ..... S eeretary R. Rossi .......... . . .Treasurer MRS. SUNDERLAND ........ . ...... . . . . . .Advisor CLASS HISTORY September, 1951. Freshmen. Looking back into the past we saw our gradua- ting class taking its place in the history of our school. We began by electing Carol Wyland. .Io Ann Tucci, Albert Dillen and Gary Murray as our representatives in the student government . . . September, 1952. Sophomores. Now more familiar with our surroundings we began our second year in high school. This year we elected as representatives in our Student Council, Suzanne Strunk, john O'Brien and Albert Dillen . . . September, 1953. Juniors. This is the year we organized our class for the Hrst time. As President we elected john O'llrien: Vice President, .Iohn Fowler: Secretary. Carol Edmiston and Treasurer, Ray Rossi. Mr. Harold Wagner was our advisor. For our Student Council representatives we elected Suzanne Strunk who was Vice President, June Cherry, who was Secretary: Ray Rossi, and .Iohn O'l3rien. November 25 and April 30 were two of the most memorable dates of our history. They were the dates of the day we received our class rings and the clay we presented our most successful prom under the supervision of our advisor . . . September, 1954. Seniors. Now we see ourselves for the last time as students of Bellwood-Antis High School. This being our most important year, we chose for our class oflieers Fred Maurer, president: Charles lNIcClellan. vice president: Martha Riggs, secretary and Ray Rossi, treasurer. Ray Rossi was elected as president of the Student Council along with Carol Edmiston, Suzanne Strunk, Fred Maurer, Charles McClellan and john O'Brien. To help support our class we sold refreshments at the football and basketball games and presented our class play, In Spring the Sap. Towards the end of the year we took a very enjoyable trip to our nation's capital. We ended the year with Baccalaureate and Commencement . . . june, 1955. Graduates. Now as we look into the future, we see each of our class mates traveling down his own path of life. We shall always remember the role we played in the history of our Alma Mater. lklpl IIITIIN SENIOR STARS SCHOLARSHIP Sonya Nearhoof James Shope ACTIVITIES Suzanne Strunk Richard Hummel MOST VHRSATILE Carole Myers john O'Brien ATHLETIC Nancy Sneath Albert Dillen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Marsden Ray Rossi CITIZENSHIP Louise Parshall Fred Maurer SENIGRS Remember with fondness the four yezrs of study, play and concentration PATRICIA LOUISE BAKER Kfpatll ACADEMIC A real cute gal . . . pounded the tympani . . . plans to study nursing at Bryn Mawr Hospital. Latin Club l, 25 French Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ves- per Choir 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Coun- ty Chorus 2, 3, 45 District Chorus 3: Mask and Wig 4, Presidentg Senior Play 45 Sen- ior High Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 4: Y-Teens 25 Tuekahoe 4: Coun- ty Band 35 Squadleaders Club 3 GEORGE ABRAM BENN Georgel' VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Planned to meet Uncle Sam in the Air Force . . . His Ford's as old as he, but he runs better. If. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES FRED BLAZIER Fred GENERAL Drove a blue Plymouth . . . Happy-go-lucky guy . . . tall and quiet. F. F. A. 2. SPVHNTFI N MARVIN ELROY BARLEY 0ats,' ACADEMIC Enjoyed reading books . . . tall- small game hunter . . . bass singer in Vesper Choir . . . very pleasant personality. Band l 5 Latin Club l, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Pro- jection Club 25 French Club 3, 4, President 45 Science Club 35 Tuekahoe 45 Traflic Com- mittee 45 Spanish Club 4, Vice President. HAZI-:L LORRAINE BLAZER Hazel COMMERCIAL Mother Nature curls her hair . . . quiet, easy going lass . . . one of our commercial stu- dents. Senior High Needle Work 25 Senior High Hobby Club 35 Shorthand I Club 35 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Tuckahoe 4. ERNEST GUY BLOI IGII Ernie GENERAL Looked forward to being an engineer . . . star of the senior play - That lovable old man. Football l, 25 Sports Club 25 Science Club 25 Projection Club 3g Mask and Wig 45 Senior Play 45 Senior High Drainatics 45 Secretaryg Tuck- ahoe 4. NORMA JEAN BRICKER Norman ACADEMIC Played the French horn . . . a cute kid . . . wanted to join the Marines. Girls Chorus 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Band 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Teen Age Homemakers 2, Y- Teens 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Sen- ior High Dramatics 2, 3, Ushers Club 4, Vesper Choir 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, District Band 4, Traflic Committee 4. RONALD EUGENE Busi-1 Ronnie VOCATION AL AGRICULTURE Future farmer . . . real tall kid . . . sleepy character. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secreteary 3, 4. WAYNE JAY CAMPBELL fffay-Jay!! GENERAL Sturdy, reliable athlete . . . was active in football and basketball. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 , Var- sity Basketball 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football l, Jun- ior High Basketball I, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Senior High Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3. Remember SENIORS ROBERT EARL BROWVN HB0 b ,D GENERAL Drove a two tone green car . . . future chef at the Penn Alto . . . reincarnation made him popular. Senior High Dramatics 3. RICHARD MAIILON BUTTERBAUGH ':Bootie GENERAL Hoped to get a goody car someday . . . helped to bring the Blue Devils' victory . . . Toni. Junior High Basketball l, Jun- ior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Sports Club 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ALLEN LEE CHERRY Allen ACADEMIC Crazy, mixed-up poet . . . A .vtudioux looking guy . . . Lots of fun. Latin Club l, 2, Projection Club I, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Track Manager 2 5 Track 3, 4, Traffic Committee 4, Sports Club 3, Mask and Wig 4, Senior High Dramatics 4, J. V. Basketball 3, Senior Play 4, Tuckahoe 4. with pride the accomplishment of their members PAGE EIG HTEEN SENICR Remember the friendly associations with adrninistrators ELAINE GERTRIYIJE CHERRY Gertie', COMMERCIAL Lively cheerleader . . . good zypist . . . nice personality. F. H. A. lg Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior High Dramatics 25 Cheerleaders 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Viee President 3: Cheer- leader Club 3, 4, President 4: Trafiie Committee 43 Mask and Wig 43 Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT' l2AVID CRAINE ffB0bJ, GENERAL Quiet friendly lad . . . a square dance fan . . . hailed from the country. Sports Club I, 2. CAROL ANN EDMISTON iCSnuH33 GENERAL Always seen with Sni . . . Peppy Captain of Cheer- leaders . . . Vivarious . . . 5 foot 2, eyes of blue . . . Could Charleston. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Nature Club 2, Cheerleader Club 3, 4, President 3: Senior High Dramatics 2, 3. 4, President 3, Secretary 25 Y-Teens 2g Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Vcsper Choir 3, 45 Junior Class Seeietaryi Student Couneil 4, Treasurer 43 French Club 3: Tuekahoe 4g Trahic Committee 45 Mask and Wig 4, Varsity Club 2. l'M5lZ N IN I-1'l'Iar1N MARILYN JUNE CHERRY fflu7le,P COMMERCIAL Good pianist . . . Our Queen ol Football . . . Lively per. sonality. Hylite 4: Student Council 3, Secreturv 3: Y-Teens 2, See- retary 2g Senior Play 45 Library Club lg Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls Trio 2, 3, 4: Keyboard Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader Club 3g Senior High Dramatics 2, 33 F. H. A. lg Tuekahoe 4, Traffic Com- mittee 4g Mask and Wig 4, Squadleaders Club 3. ALBERT LI-:Rov l2ILLEN Chubi' GENERAL All around athlete . . . One ol the top eleven all state fool- ball players . . . Good stu- dent. Did a good job for the Blue Devils for four years . . . Our King of Football. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Club l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4g junior High Basketball, Junior High Track, Traffic Committee 4, Senior Play 45 Mask and Wig 4: Senior High Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Jos I-1I'II Rom-:R'r ENIJRES A'C.!0pJ, GENERAL Best pal was his camera . . . liked to travel . . . held the wall up In the auditorium at noon time. Senior High Dramaties 35 Pro- jection Club 4g Camera Club 4, Traffic Committee 4. SARA JANE Foam' Sadie COMMERCIAL A real friendly girl with a plea- sant smile , . . will make a line secretary . . . lent a help- ing hand in the senior play. Shorthand I Club 35 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Senior High Needlework 25 Camera Club 2g Chorus 2, 3, 4. -IOHN THOMAS FOWLER ff.lOhn15 GENERAL Did a swell job as quarterback for our Mainliners . . . Spent most of his time up in North Tenth Street. J. V. Football lg Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 2, 31 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2g Vice President of Junior Class 3, Projection Club 4. DEAN LEMOYNE GARMAN Skinnyv GENERAL A likeable classmate . . . Enjoyed typing rlass . . . An easy going fellow who worked for his dad. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SENICRS fit. AUDREY JEAN F0Rs1-im' Audrey,' ACADEMIC That :ing was included in her future . . . Watched those steps like a hawk . . . Loved basketball. Ushers Club 2, 35 Majorettc' and Colorguard Club 25 Gym Club 35 Squadleaders Club 3g Hobby Club 4, Library Club 4. GLORIA MARIPI FRYE f'Gl0ry', GENERAL Enthusiastic Clarinet Player. . . Fashion Conscious . . . En- joyed playing basketball . . . Speeds' Typist. Y-Teens lg Senior High Dram- atics l, 23 Band l, 2, 3, 4-Q County Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet l, 2, 3, 45 Saxophone Quartet 3g Hylitc 4: Tuckahoc 4, Junior Band l: Dance Band 3. BARBARA 'IEAN GIQNSAM ER ifBarbJJ COMMERCIAL Outstanding commercial stu- dent . . . Played a rlarinet in the band . . . Snappy ri 1 esgve r. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4g Tuckahoe 4g Junior Band lg County Band 4. Remember with thanks the wonderful adventures in friendship P IWVFNTY SENIORS Remember the festive 0ceasiom-- cheering students-thrilling games JAMES WILLIAM GILMORE jacque.I-U ACADEMIC Quiet, easy-going lad . . . Tall and ,good-loalfinxf . . . laolterl forwfrzzl to college. Projection Club l, 2g Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 43 F. T. A. Pres- ident 45 Traffic Committee l. KEN NETII WAYNE HOSTLER tfKFn!J ACADEMIC A good looking guy with blond, wfzvy lzair . . . Had a far that alnznft ran . . . Enjoyed trapping. Nature Education 2: Archery Club 2, Latin Club l, 22 Span- ish Club 4, French Club 3: Varsity Club 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 45 Tuck- ahoe 41 J. V. Football l, 2, 3g Orchestra l, 2, 35 Varsity Foot- ball 4. MARX' MARGARET KAX'ANAGlI MaggieU COMMERCIAL Playea' a trombone in the band . . . Liked working at Me- Crory's . . . lfanterl to be a number pleafe girl . . . En- joyed gigglirlg. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 35 Commer- cial Club 4g Needlework Club 2, Tuckahoe 4. l Kbl 'lNl NTX .ANTHONY LANVRENCE HIMES :IP tn G GENERAL Had the pleaxure of bring proud of a 1951 Cadillac . . . Pleaxant fellow . . . One of our l armerx',. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 2, Camera Club 4. RICIIARIJ IUUANE HIIMMEL lCHPFbll'.Yy, ACADEMIC An outstanding football and basketball player , . . Liked to drive Clyde's ear . . . A lady's man. J. V. Football lg Junior High Basketball lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 33 Sports Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 4. GARY PIIILLII' KAYLOR JK O J, GENERAL Fun-loving guy . . . Caxsanova Dill they called him , . . Really beat that drum. Band l, 2, 3, -l, Vice President 43 Orchestra 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 33 French Club 3, 4, treasurer 3: Spanish Club 45 Traffic Committee 43 Vesper Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Senior Play -l: J. V. Football 25 Senior High Dramatics 4: Hylite -1-Q Mask and Wig 4. HOWARD JAMES KEPHAR'I' fKKeppyJJ GENERAL Well mannered . . . A likeable chap . . . Wanted to join the Air Force. Football 3: Track 35 Nature Education 3, 4. JAMES FREDERICK RAYMOND MAIYRER Ferd', ACADEMIC Known for his short hair cuts . . . Niee looking . . . Friendly and full of fun . . . Senior Class President. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Basketball 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football 2, 35 Junior High Basketball lg Student Council 45 Class officer 4, Prrsiden': Chorus 45 Latin Club l, 2: Senior High Sports Club 2, 3. CHARLES DELBERT MCCLELLAN Chasi' ACADEMIC A good-looking guy . . . Sported a Ford . . . One of the crashing Blue Devils. Junior Varsity Football 1, 25 Junior High Basketball 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 45 Latin Club 25 Sports Club 2, 35 Varsity Football 3, 1g French Club, Vice President 3: Varsity Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Traffic Committee 45 Vice President of Class 4. SENIORS new-qqyf RUTH ELLEN MARSDEN Rootie ACADEMIC Possessed a brain and used it quite often . . . Wanted to be a pulse taker . . . Looked forward to Bryn Mawr Hospital. Mask and Wig 45 Traffic Com- mittee 45 Spanish Club 45 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Senior High Dramatics 25 Hylite 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2. DoR1s JEAN MCCAULLEY Doris', COMMERCIAL A very friendly lass . . , Enjoyed making French fries . . . Es- pecially liked double dating. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Club 3. MARTHA ANNA MCGIN NIS Mart COMMERCIAL Hailed from the top of North Tuekahoe . . . Good commer- cial student . . . Had natural curly red hair. Y-Teens 25 Needlework Club 25 Shorthand Club 35 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Hobby Club 35 Mask and Wig 4. Remember the keen interest displayed by the faculty in their progress PXGE TWINTY TWU SENIORS Remember with amusement their antics as enthusiastic freshmen MARY ANNE MCNELLIS Mimi ACADEMIC Sparkling personality . . . Neat d.esstr . . . Knew her science. Senior High Dramaties 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Y- Teens 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Traffic Com- mittee 4, Mask and Wig 4, Senior Play 4, Tuckahoe 4. HELEN CATHERINE MOORE Helen COMMERCIAL One of our future secretaries . . . f.'a.ried a gun in the B. A. Band . . . Lots of fun. Girls Chorus I, Library Club l, Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior High Dramatics 2, Gyrn Club 2, 4, Majorette and Color- guard Club 3, 4, Shorthand I Club 3, Mask and Wig 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Vesper Choir 4, Hylite 4. GARY IJUANE MURRAY ffPuny33 VOCATION AL AGRICULTURE One of the Ag. Boys . . . llow was the weather up there? . . . llailed from Bellemeade . . . a real nice WU Student Council l: Projection Club 2, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. PXOL TXVLNTY THRII CARL LESTER MONTGOMERY Monty', GENERAL Desired to be Uncle Sam's right hand man . . . Enjoyed in- dustrial arts . . . short, quiet type. Sports Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Nature Club 4. KA1'IIERlNE LOUISE MosER CfKittyJ, ACADEMIC Good looking gal . . . hoped to be a future graduate of Mercy Hospital . . . Loved that swimming pool. Y-Teens 2, 3, Senior High Dramatics 2, 4, Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 4, president 2, French Club 3, 4, Tratlic Com- mittee 4, Mask and Wig 4, secretary 4, Tuekahoe Staff 4. CAROLE LYNN MYERS Toon ACADEMIC Planned to attend business rc ool . . . A mathematical whiz . . . Musically inclined. Girls Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3: Vr-so' r Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Trio 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octet 3, Junior Band l, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4, reeretary 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Saxo- phone Quartet 3, 4: County Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Senior High Dramaties 2, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3. vlee president 3: Snnnisll Club 4: Tuekahoe 4: Senior Play 4: Mask and Wig 1: Dance Band 2, 3, District Band 4 -IOSEPHINE FAYE NAGLE Toots', VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS A future homemaker . . . Would have liked to take up physical therapy . . . Busy and happy. Y-Teens 3, 45 Home Economics 1, 35 Needlework Club 1, 25 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mask and Wig 4. JOHN ROBERT O,BRIEN ffjohnli ACADEMIC Loved those old ears . . . tall dark and handsome . . . quite nduckyl' . . . Found plea- sure in hillbilly music. Latin Club 1, 25 Archery Club 25 Science Club 2, 3, President 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Dramaties Club 4, President 45 Basketball 1, 35 President of Junior Class 35 French Club 35 Traffic Committee 4, Co-Cap- tain 45 Senior Play 4. Louisa MARIE PARSHALL Mickey,' GENERAL Cute . . . Amiable class mate . . . One of our athletes in gym class. Gym Club 15 Majorette and Colorguard Club 15 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, secretary 4: Library Club 4. SENIORS SONYA JANE NEARHOOF 2 Sonya' ACADEMIC An energetic lass . . . A hot rodder . . . Her future ineluacd college. Hylite 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Senior High Dramatics 25 Spanish Club 45 Traffic Com- mittee 45 Tuckahoe 45 Mask and VVig 4, Treasurer 4. IDALI-1 MoRRow PARKS IfDaleJ! VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Liked to hunt and trap . . . Lad that hailed from Pine- eroft . . . quiet and friendly personality. Nature Club 35 F. F. A, 2, 3, 4. ROBER'l' BLAIR PLUMMER rrB0b:1 ACADEMIC A country boy who liked to hunt . . . An active member in the mixed chorus . . . Friendly classmate. Spanish Club 45 Senior High Dramaties 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Cafeteria 35 French Club 3, 45 Traffic Committee 4. Remember with ecstasy the enchantment of the senior play PAGE TWENTY-FOUR SENIORS Remember with a chuckle of delight their stage-struck ambitions ELEANOR -IAN14: Qvicx I Elli,' ACADEMIC A member of the mixed chorus . . . Liked music . . . Ex- pected to go to college as 1: language major. Latin Club l, 2: French Club 3, 43 Gym Club l, 2: Senior High Dramatics 2: Girls Chorus 25 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Hylite 3, 4: lvlixed Chorus 3, 4g French Club 3, 4, Tucka- hoe 41 Spanish Club 4, Row Monitor 4. RAY I.Ax'meN Rossi Meatball' ACADEMIC Student council president . . . A small but mighty Blue Devil . . . An all-round ath- lete with a swell personality. Junior Varsity Football 1: Jun- ior High Basketball lg Traek l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 25 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4g Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Sports Club 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3g president 44 Class treasurer 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. NORMA .IicANr1'i rl+: Sr-roma Shopie', ACADEMIC Colorguard in the band . . . Loved to roller skate . . . Iikrd Tyrone . . . Always laughing. Gym Club l, 2, 3, 4g Nature Club 2, 3g Band 2, 3, 41 Majorette and Colorguard Club 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior High Dramatics 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 33 Girls Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 4, Mask and Wig 4g Senior Play 4. A.-' E IYKGE TN FVTY FIV! MARTHA MASON Rroos LCBUSZXJJ ACADEMIC A real good artist . . . wanted to enter the art field . . . A swell personality. French Club 3, 45 Senior High Dramatics 33 Camera Club 3, Squadleaders 33 Hylite 45 Mask and Wig 4g Senior Play 43 Tuekahoe 45 Class secretary 4. JAMES ROBERT SHOPE ffjirnii ACADEMIC Editor of the Tuekahoe . . . Looked forward to hunting season and enjoyed trapping. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 23 Bachelor's Club 23 French Club 3, 43 Scienec Club 35 Spanish Club 4g Tuckahoe 45 Editor. NANCX' Louisa SNEATH Nancy COMMERCIAL Dancing rated tops urith her . . . Liked the Air Force . . . Cute future homemaker. F. H. A. 3, 4: treasurer 3, pres- ident 4g Library Club 4, Sen- ior High Dramaties 31 Y-Teens 2, 4, president 4: Majorette and Colorguard Club 2g Gym Club 2, 3, 4: vice president, Home Ec. Club 3g Mask and Wig 4g Homeroom viee presi- dent 2. GEORGE ANDREW SNYDER CKRedJ! GENERAL A likeable guy . . . Wfanted to join the army . . . Hailed from Kerbaugh. F. F. A. l, 2, 35 Sports Club 25 Nature Education 45 Gym Club 35 Junior Varsity Football 2. SUZANNE MCALEVY STRUNK Cfsuzyii ACADEMIC Editor of Hylite . . . Enthusias- lic basketball ,guard . . . Had an ear for music . . . Nice hair and eyes. Junior Band 25 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls Trio 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 vicc president 3, secretary 45 Lib- rary Club 2, ll, president 33 Gym Club 2, 35 Latin Club l, 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, vice president 3, secretary 45 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, president 45 Nature Club 25 Senior High Dramatics Club 25 Hylite 2, 3, 4, assistant editor 3, editor in chief 45 Mixed Octet 35 Dis- trict Chorus 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Trafhc Committee 45 Senior Play 4, Student Director5 Mask and Wig 45 Tuckahoc 45 County Band 4. JO ANN BERTHA Tucci NIO!! GENERAL A little girl who wore a dia- mond on her left hand . . . could realty drive that Ford . . . Friendly lass. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 15 Senior High Dramatics 25 Latin Club 25 Commercial Club 3, vice presi- dent 35 Shorthand Club 3, sec- retaryg Ushers Club 35 Hobby fllub 4. nresidentg Mask and Wig 45 Hylite 45 Senior Play 45 Tuckahoc 4. SENIORS ROBERT GEORGE STOLTE CfB0bJJ GENERAL Newcomer to our school . . . A quiet guy . . . The great hypnotist. Senior High Dramatics 45 Mask and Wig 45 Senior Plav 4. lDORlS LARIIE TAYLOR Dario GENERAL A friendly classmate . . . those commercial subjects kept her busy . . . Liked to dance and roller skate . . . Liked a cer- tain guy from Fostoria. Gym Club l5 Y-Teens 2, 3, president 35 Senior High Dram- atics Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior High Hobby Club 45 F. H. A. 45 Hylite 45 Mask and Wig 45 Tuckahoc 4. ALTON DWAYNE FFURNBAUGI-I Squeeks ACADEMIC Twirped in the Vesper Choir . . . Loved French Class??? . . . Drove a Ford Projection Club l, 2, 3, treas- urer l 5 Latin Club l, 25 French Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Traflic Committee 4. Remember all the thrilling, experiences gained through classroom study PAGF TWV!-.NTY blk . . .cum-1. - awww-mv-'-'-1-1 - V : - SENIQRS Remember jokingly the fads and fashions of the years BARBARA NANCY WAGNER K'Bubble.v,' ACADEMIC Her goal was a successful nurs- ing career . . . Likes poets Q In Spring The Sap . . . had a radiant smile. Latin Club l, 2, French Club 33 Senior High Dramatics 2, 4: Y-Teens 2, 35 Traflic Com- mittee 4, secretary: Tucknhoe 43 Spanish Club 4: Mask and Wig 4. TH ELMA KATHLEEN WALTER ffsisil VOCATIONAL HOME EC. Future homemaker . . . class clown . . . Ate up her mother's profits. Home Ec. Club' l, 2, 3g Y- Teens 2, 3, 4g Nature Club ig Gym Club 2. RUBY MARL1-:NE WESTON Marlene COMMERCIAL A tall gal . . . Co-Captain of the trafic committee . . . A fine artist. Library Club 2g Commercial Club 3g Ushers Club 35 Traf- fic Committee, co-captain lg Tuckahoe 4. IKGI TNI NTX bl'Vl N MARDELL LouIsE WAITE Mg'rtle GENERAL Took a beating on the white line . . . Made a swell Mrs. Mince . . . A friendly gal. Camera Club 23 Senior High Needlework Club 2 3 Cafeteria 25 Ushers Club 3, 4g Senior Play 4: Mask and Wig 4. ROBERT SI-IELDON Wlik r 4 Wertzien GENERAL Good at tumbling . . . Liked to read . . . Easy going chaff . . . One of our short fellows. Archery Club 35 Sports Club 35 Projection Club 4g Airplane Club 4. RICHARD EDWARD WILLIAM s frDick!J VOCATIONAL AGRI CULTURE Intended to be a farmer . . . Was known for his smile . . . Was seen in the city most of the time. Arehery Club 23 F. F. A. 2, 'i, 4. MARY jo ANN WILLIAMSON ffjojou COMMERCIAL Enjoyed singing . . . sunny dis- position . . . Would have liked to go to college. Y-Teens 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Senior High Gym Club 2, 35 Girls Chorus 25 Short- hand Club 3, piesidentz Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Hobby Club 4, treasurer5 Squadleaders 35 Sen- ior High Dramatics. CAROL ANN WYLANIJ Carol', COMMERCIAL Good basketball player . . . quiet but loads of fun . . . very dependable. Student Council l5 Y-Teens 2, 35 Senior High Dramatics 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Short- hfxncl I Club 3, Treasurer 35 Hobby Club 4. JANET ELAIN E YINGLING If J! jan GENERAL Lover of music . . . Recipient of D. A. R. Award . . . Wonderful conversationalist . . . friendly personality. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 15 Senior High Dramaties 2, 35 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 25 District Chorus 3. 4: Shorthand I Club 3. V ve President 35 F. T. A. Treas- urer 45 Mask and Wig, Vice President 45 Senior Play 45 Tuckahoe 45 Hylite 4. ENIORS MARY ELILANOR VVILLS Nick', GENERAL Snnjlpy majorette that led the band . . . Love that giggle . . . llnd lots of fun. Gym Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4-5 Majorette and Colorguarrl Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 31 seeretary5 Senior High Dra- mfitics 45 Girls Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Mask and Wig 4. IIAMIHLS RICIIARIJ YINGLING frying!! GENERAL Strong, silent type . . . buzzed around in a green Chevy . . . A handsome lad. Sports Club 2, 35 Archery Club 25 Nature Club 4. ROBERT Liao YINGLING KfD6wey5J GENERAL His future included lots of sleep . . . Enjoyed P. O. D. class . . . Little guy with big ideas. Science Club 25 Senior High Sports Club 35 Cafeteria 35 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Junior High Basketball Mana- ger 35 Football Manager 25 Nature Club 4. Remember all the hustle and bustle of Commencement activities PXOI' TNI NTY FIGHT UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. HESLEY .... ...... P resident M. KNEIDINGER . . . . .Vice-President M. GLASGOW .. ..... Secretary W. CAMPBELL . . . .Treasurer MR. VVAGNER ... . . .Advisor THE JUNIOR CLASS Getting used to being upper classrnenl' . . . proudly sporting their class rings . . . participating in activities that include the school paper. various clubs, sports, selling at games . . . Hut the climax of an interesting year was yet to come - the Prom. 'l'lic decorations and music made it a night as memorable as could bv possibly attained. It was a tribute to the advisor, Mr. Harold Wagnt-i'. who devoted much time and eflort to the attainment for 21 well-rounded program for this junior class of 54 and 55. PAGE THIRTY . UNDERCLASSMEN - ELEVENTH GRADE B. J. R. R. W l.. C. li. R. M ll. S. S. B. M j. R. J. M J. R. .l. P. A. B, G. P. J. J. 3' l.. R. j. C. PAGE THIRTY-ON li D. ll. N. H. Appleby Axlell Bathurst Bell Herkslresser llnut i I Ier Cum ubcll f Ylauycomll Cook 1 Zory Coul lcr Qiranvlurrl A. Dunmirc lirlmixlon Enfield Hslep I-'ocht Glasgow Gramnus Grussmyer Greene Hall Hamilton Harris Hegarty Hesley Hlllzlrrl Holes Hollen Hollen Jackson johnson Kurtz Laird Laird Luuver Maxyhue McCartney UNDERCLASSMEN - ELEVENTH CRADE McCoy McFarland Messner Miller Moorehead A. Mort Murray Myers Newkirk Pacanowski Parshall Parshall Piler Plempel Poorman Putt Reigh Saylor Smith Smith Snyder Speacht Stevens Sloneroo' Taylor Thomas Truin Van Cleve Vandevnndcr Watson Weston Williams Wilson Wolfe Wolfe Woodhalll Yetter Yohn 'E w 'Q PAGE TH IRTY-TWO UNDERCLASSMEN-TENTH GRADE 9 .3 , ,4-V af Q I ,,.. .,., ax t. R9 -M r, N43 4:2 , S? V v ,af xv! I X 1 IIlllil'X -'l Banker Baker Bathurst Bennett Bilkn Blough Boyer Boylcs Burns llvush Campbell Campbell Campbell Curolhers Clouser Coovcr C imylc Dellnpe Dengane Dodson Erlmislon Estep Estep Eslep Ever Fink Fochl French Guull Gensnmer Goss Granger Greene Humplon Hnnrl Hnrpster Hcsrox Hill Hooper Hopkins Hough ,lnckson Kennedy Kissell UNDERCLASSMEN-TENTH CRADE Kisscll Kovac Kurtz Laird l.auver Lourks Mciiaulley Mcilaulley Mcflaulley Michaels Miller Miller Miller J. Miller Moore Morder Morrison Mountain Myers Nerlimyer Ncwkirk A. Pacanowski Parks Plummer Ransom Kessler Ressler Ritchey Rim Shope Summers Taylor Thomas Walker A. Walters Weston Weston Wharton Williams Wilson Yarnell Yingling Yingling 5 .,,. z , X as x. ff l'.XGl-1 TH IRTY-FOU R F Q : 4::sis,:, . UNDERCLASSMEN-NINTH GRADE Ag :. -as.,:I' ' QQ': l , 2 I , ,:AA..:.: 1 QP PXLH1 'l'IllR'l'Y-FlX'k Y Q 0? lla l I 1 liarley Barley llaum llcnrdctlu Benner lllafk Blazier llonsell llnycr llrannan K In rroll Carson Caswell Chelgren Cherry Clark Conrad Cook Coulter Crainc Davinsizcr Enfield Espigh Eslep Eslep Evans Fields Forshcy Forshcy Forlney Gaul! Gensamer Gilmore Glasgow Gunsallus Himes Hollen Hollen Kramer Kulrull' Laird UNDERCLASSMEN-NINTH CRADF Mcflzlulley' Mcllaullcy Mcillellan Mclilwain Mvfleary Miller Miller Moser Musey Murray Myers Nsrlimyer Nelson Nunn Oswald Partner Pope Pritchett Renney Riggs Rinker Ritchey Rnub Rumberger Rupert Sharer Silman Smith Sncath Stiffler Strunk Templeton Walker Walters Weight Wertz Weston Wlilsun Wolfkill Wills Yctter we 'fund' IHXUE THIRTY-SIX UNDERCLASSMEN EIGHTH GRADE Left to right, Row 1: E. Garman, Rt-igh, S. Dingvs, M. Cznnpbc-ll, Mrs. Alla-man. I.. Slmrra C. Otto, B. Hvnshvv, L. St'hut'kCr, M, H:1rpstcr.R0w 2: l.. Mvtrzilf. LI. Z1-tlvr, M. Xvill'llt'l' L. lvfontgomvry, D. Jvwcll, Powell, Bacza, M. Bookhanimvr, D. Smith. Row 3: ll. Dun- D lnirr-, W. Wilson, D. Knox, ,I. Lovcll, R. lnrshall, R. Grcinvr, R. McCoy, j. Dollnpc. Row 4 D. Goss, D. Grvcn, D. Bell, A. Moore, M. Drass. EIGHTH GRADE Left I0 right, Row l: li. Lzlirtl, VY. l'ilSllL'l', T. Davis, INI. LlllL'l'l'Y, D. Park, Rcnm-y, ll. llill fic-ld, P. Hamilton, S.Forshm'y,j. Pelter, Mr. Walkvr. Row 2: R. Bilkn. Gunszxllus, N. Mock R. Fishvr, C, Hollvn, B. Shunlc, W. Hostlcr, Taylor, F. Bush. Row 3: WY. Little K. llvslt-y J, Sliultzabvrgvr, J. Hillarcl, R. Kvsalcr, H. Mcliulls, H. Gill, li. Parsons. lXbl Tllllili IXIN UNDERCLASSMEN EIGHTH GRADE Left to right, Row l: N. Mc'Elwain, B. Wa-rtz, M. Coady, S. Grazicr, C. Bcmrdi, C. Stonvrook J. Clzmiplwll, Miss Howf-ll, C. Brunnvr, CI. Grzmnas. Row 2: W, Crawford, P. Wolfv, D, Km-lh-1' II. Fc-ttvrmzin, WY. Cmwford, YV. B0ic'hl1-r, T. Potts, S. Fortnvy, Millvr, B, l'i0fTIl12ll'!. Row 3 R. Stunvrook, Pzxrshzill, C. Crnhuni, R. Quarry, MvElhinncy, L. Hostlvr, K. Vvziltvrs, Snydrr, CI, Shunk, Mr. Mowry. EIGHTH GRADE Left to right, Row 1: NIL Ivfyvrs, C. Bcnnvr, N. Mc'Kclvm-y, G. Morrison, R. Cmnpbc-ll, Y Focht, A. Mvlllvllzin. Row 2: R. A. Clhvrry, E. Allvy, B. Clzimpbc-ll, B. Wt-rtz, I.. Nc-zirhoof W. Potts, R. Potts. Row 3: S. Iilavcr, W. Mountain, VN. MOy'i'I, W. Parshull, S. Lyons, D. Hill M. Sm-utli. Row 4: P. Cl'ilSSIll3'l'1', E. Ilntiir-ld, E. G4-bhzirt, M. Thonius, C. Smith, II. Stoy I.. Ilntfim-hl. C. Hzulwr. IU! 'IHIRTX llillf UNDERCLASSME SEVENTH GRADE l'I'liSII'1'SSl'l', Long, R. Lllllliilfil. Ron 2: D. Estcp, S, Exlfis-lnl. ll, llvxxtuln-my A. Pink, IS lN'ilson, Zvtlvr, B. livndz-r, Boyrr. Row 3: P. lllllllllulll, li. llostlvr, ll0IlIll'I', L. O'Slu'll ,I 'l'uc'c'i, K. Nlillvr, R. Lightnvr, Hill, P. tll'H'l'l'y, Row 4: R. Shopv, lluln-rt, Mungg P. O'Dcllick, M, Taylor, Z. Lzxircl, N. Dolin, L. 'I'ylc'r. SEVENTH GRADE Left to right, R0w l: Mr. Minor, A. Purim-r, E. Clwrry, R. Czlmpbvll, C. Stvvlv, B, Billazx B4'l'liSlI'l'SSl'I', Nvwkirli, R. Robvnolt. ROW 2: D. llvgzlrlv, PZIIESOIIS. S. Dz1x'm'l1sil1'r, M M1-rn'clith, P. Laird, R. lN'z1ltm-rs, YY. lforlmt, R. Yam Cl:-xv, Row 3: C. Crzlssrxxyvr, R. Bush R. lN'm'rtz, E, Mm'CIlm'llz1l1, C. flI'ZllXlK', R. flC'USlillli'l', R, B2ltlll1l'Sl. Row 4: 'lf Millm'1', llvnshvy G. 'l'llylOl', D. Lfll1X'l'f, WY. NI1'Gczxr'y, XY, Krzxlllw, R. Yun Svoyor, E, Otto. IK I TIIIKTX NINI L:fl io flgfhf, ROW li Nlrs. Doran, Slvgrlu-m. f:i'llYll'l', G, .-Xltlm, D. Kurtz, l.. lislnp, D U DERCLASSMEN SEVENTH GRADE Left to right, Row 1: Miss Campbell, R, Parshall, N. Krousr, M. Bowers, Smith, B. Stvvcns J. Hamer, G. Taylor, Millvr, D. Stvphvns. Row 2: P. Cherry, K, Smith, N. Saylor, D Green, R. Stivcr, A, Davis, W. Kustzibordcr, H. Millvr, ll. Shultzziln-rgcr. Row 3: P. Ma' Caullcy, D, Gunszillus, G. Smith, G. Lockc, S. Eclmiston, ,I. S1-yniour, D. Yingling, B. LZIIIMCI D, Novl. Row 4: K. Conrad, K. Millvr, D. Stifllvr, XY. llostlcr, R, lilnzivr, D. Myvrs. SEVENTH GRADE Left to right, Row l: C. Dccker, Y. Mcllaullcy, M. Estvp, D. Matthew, S. Brooks, D. Mc'- Cravkvn, K. Stonm-rook, B, Estcp, S. Yvttcr, Mrs. VVoonn-r. Row 2: C. Boyvr, C. Dim-hl, NI Ritts, M. llummvl, C. Smith, C. Shopc, D, Estvp, Fowlc-r, Bollingvr. Row 3: R, Poormzin R. Grvvm-, G. Cruis, G. llollnhaugh, R. Deckvr, D. Kvllvr, G. Plc-mpvl, N. Mziclzirzi. Row -1 J. Parks, NY. Ivkvs, E. Corclvs, l.. Dillon, ll. Kvllcrman, E, Millvr, G. Day. l'.XGl. FORTY MUSIC BAND Left to right, Row l: H. Laird, M. WVillianis, CI. Burns, Hillarcl, CI. Cook, I.. Yohn, CIA Speueht. Row 2: Nlziyhue, Nagle. P. Baker, C. Kaylor, K. hliller, li. Hollen, ll. Temple- ton, B. listep, G. Amos, D. Baker, M. Niessner, Dcllzlpe. Row 3: Mr. Sehuvker, D. Kurtz, li. llensliey, Z, Luircl, A. 'l'ruitt, L. Tyler, C, Riley, Benner, K. Goss, M. Hookhzmmier Cl. Holleu, M. Campbell, D. Smith, Bell. Row 4: Gruzier, C Myers, K. Summits M. Harris, L. YYilliams, S. Yingling, B. Gensamer, G. Fyre, L. Ritchey, H. Hills, M. Thomas, M. Glasgow, M. Drass, A. Fink, H. Moore, Row 5: L. Appleby, N. Hall, C. Parshull, E. Stevens, R. Benner, B. Miller, A. Moore, M. Dellape, S. Strunk, R. Pnrshzlll, R, Greiner, L, Nleteulf, S. Saylor. Row 5: B. 'l'.1yl0r, D. Berkstresser, R. VYilson, P. Kurtz, R. Fields, ll. Rr-igh, C. Wolfe, N. Bricker, M. Kavanagh, L. Miller, N. Shope. SENIOR BAND The hand is one of the most active of the many extra Curricular aetivities which we have in our sehool. It partieipates at hall'-time at all the football games. marches in numerous parades. gives many Concerts, including thc tri-sehool eoneert held eaeh summer with the Roaring Spring and Williamsburg hands. and sends some ol' its members to County. District, and State Band festivals. This year the hand wore new uniforms. They were purchased with the help ol the hand mothers who held dances and many other social activities to raise the money. IXVP IORTX THU I S i , Q all Q' we ,if may . A nab .r ' A all Y 25, gi 5 mg . 5 v 1' is . 3+ 95 UNIOR BAND Left to right, Row l: T. jackson, D. Baker, Hill, P, Cha-rry, G. Amos, J, Pcltcr, G, Thomas II. Hill, R. Tylcr, M. Bowl-rs. Row 2: D. Hopkins, R. Crc-im-r, J. Gruzicr, A. Fink, VY. Ogdon li. Mvtcnlf, D. l'ritc'hc-tt, CI. Otto, Bl. Mclizillb, N. Estvp. Row 3: M. Smith, C. Brooks, J Bcnm-r, Z. Laird, CI. Rilvy, L. Tyler, D, Mudcrn, ll. Knox, jr., D. Kurtz, R. Lzmkaird. Row 4 M. Drziss, G. Moon-, M. Chr-rry, D. Knox, D. Bc-rkstrvssvr, Bama, NI. Campbvll, M. Book hzimmcr, II. Long. Row 5: Mi. Sc'huc'kc'r, P, O'Dc-llick, II. Di-llaipo, ll. Rc-igh, A. Moon-, M Dvllzipv, B, llollvn. KEYBOARD CLUB Left to right: B. Ritchey, M. Cherry, B. Fovht, L. Ritchvy, Smith, B. Estcp, F. Baltz, E Millm-r, D. Boycr, j. Glasgow, Mr, Mavurcly, advisor. lX1l l4ll1X IULK VESPER CHOIR Left to right, Row I: L. Yohn, C. ECIIIIISIOII, P, My:-rs, S, IVnIIu-r, CI, My:-rs, N. Iirivkvr, I. MiII1'l', M. Cfllvrry, P. BllIil'l', Ii. Iistvp. ROW 2: M, fllgxsurm, M. Ilzm-is, I.. Willialms, .X. Inuit! IVIZIYIIIIV, Yinglinu, P. MI'I'I2Il'I1lIIfI, M. YIIIIUIIIQIS, M, Mill:-r, S. SIYIIIIIK, Row II: R. IIl'IlIll'I II. Millvr, P. Kurtv. R. Wilson, I.. I'Iummc-r, II. Moors-, II. Iizukvr, G. Knylmg .X. VIIIIIIIIIJIIIQII Row 4: Mr, Mnlurdy, IYZIISOII, M. Iinrlvy, G. Mill:-r, E. Str'x'1'nS, K. Ilostlvr. GIRLS' CHORUS .I I 'adm Lvfl I0 right, Row I: C, XIIUSIOII, Glalsuuw, I,. Kfgmwc-II, 11. I Ul'IIlt'y, Nl'lIIIIlX'i'I. Ron 2 J. Moscr, E. Strunk, E. Riggs P. Ilvzms, I . I ofI1t, M, Millvr, M. IN'iIIs, I. IIJIIIIIBIOII. li. N11 Cvnry, ROW 3: H. iIIzlrIc, -IZIVIQSOII, RllIIlIJl'IkQl'l'. II, Ilullf-n, .-XrIx'ism', Mr. AILIVIIHIX, II IIr'w0x. NI. SIlrwpr', II. Ifyvll ROW -I: I . Wulfkill, I.. SI1n1Q'r, S. fIl'Ilh2lIIl1'I KIUIIIYIKI, I . Iialltf Ii. Blouuh, B. Rilvhvy, B. llraim: MIXED CHORUS Left to right, Row 1: C. Myers, B. Ransom, Glasgow, L. Yohn, F, VVolfkil1, P. Baker, B. Geusamer, M. Williamson, M. Wills, C. Edmiston, M. Cherry, D. Taylor, P. Evans, S. VValker. Row 2: B. Estep, P. Myers, P. McCoy, lf. McCau1ley, J, Roub, N. Bricker, S. Focht, B, Focht, L. Williams, M. Harris, M. Messner, K, Summers, L. Miller, E, Quick, J. Putt. Row 3: M. Thomas, J. Yingling, S. Strunk, R. Marsden, J. Beichler, B. Hollcn, P. McFarland, B. Taylor, S. Ct-nsamer, li. Ritchey, E. Loucks, H. Moorchead, J. Mayhue, A. Truitt. Row 4: M. Glasgow, S. Suylor, E. Cherry, N. Shope, H. Moore, J. Nagle, L. Clziycomb, F. Baltz, B. Clark, M. Shope, R. Yingling, B. Estep, Baker, L. Plummer. Row 5: R. VVertz, M. Barley, G. Kaylor, J. Shope, A. Turnbaugli, W. Edmiston, J, Nedimyer, R. Benner, B. Axtell, G. Jackson, J. Hillard, L. Appleby, C. Speacht, J. Murray. Row 6: B. Miller, R. Plummer, P. Kurtz, D. Baker, L. Ritchey, C. McClellan, l . Maurer, A. Dillen, R. Rossi, R. VVilson, W, Smith, H. Wills, H. Templeton, G. WVOlf. Row 7: Mr. Macurdy, R. Fields, E. Stevens, G. Miller, D. Smith, K. Hostler, J. Yingling. The Mixed Chorus is an organization of ninety voices which meet once a week. 'l'hey are selected through try-outs at the end of each year. Mr. Richard Macurdy directed the chorus until February 23, 1955, when he was called to the Armed Forces. His replacement was Mrs. Dorothy Sheriff. The chorus was represented hy six students at the District Chorus Music Festi- val. February 17, 18, 19 at Howard, Penna. These students were Patty Myers, Suzanne Strunk, Janet Yingling, Delmar Baker, Jack Watson, and Eugene Stevens. A group ol' nineteen students attended The County Chorus Music Festival at YVilliamshurg, March -1, and 5. This group was composed of: Carole Nlyers. Carol Edmiston, Helen Moore, Janet Yingling, Suzanne Strunk, Patty Baker, Norma Bricker, Patty Myers, Marvin Barley, Alton Turnbaugh, Jack Watson, Eugene Steyens, Cary Kaylor. Paul Kurtz. Delmar Baker, Ken Hostler. Corden Wfolfe, and Barry Miller. Marilyn Cherry was the accompanist. l Xb! IURTY SIX GIRLS' TRIO Left to right: C. Mycrs, S. Strunk, P. Myers, M, Cherry, accompanist CQUNTY CHORUS GROUP Advisor, Mr. Macurdy PNG! IORTY PYIV SAXOPHON E QUARTET Left CLARINET QUARTET Left to right: II. Wills A Truitt G , Fryv E. Stc'Ym'ns right: Myers Hollcn Thomas Drass TRUMPET 1 RIO Left to right: R. Bvnncr P, Kurtz R. Fil-lds Undcrstudies: L. Purshall B, Miller .-X. Moorc- Accompanists: II, Glasgow Roub ACTIVITIES MASK AND WIC P. IMKIQR . . . .,,................,.,........... IJH'.YIidl'7lf XXINGLING . . . . .Viff'-Pmvidwzl K. M051-LR . . . ....,, Swfzwtary S. NIQARHOOII ..,...,,..,,.....,.................. Trr'a.m1'1'1 Left to right, Row l: M. Cherry, S. Nearhoof, K, Mosvr, P. Baker, j. Yingling, J, Tucci Row 2: S. For-ht, Waitv, M. Williamson, M. Kuvumigh, M. McNm-lis, C. Edmiston, D Taylor, N. Snr-nth, M, Wills. Row 3: R. Wcston, M, Mc-Ginnis, R. Marsclcn, Miss Anthony Mr. Bcllis, O'Bricn. Row 4: E. Blough, A. Cherry: Absent arc: S. Strunk, B. Wagner, C My'Crs. SENIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB O'l3Rn-1N .....,......................,......,.. PIl'.Yldc lIf HILLARIJ . . . , . .Vim-Pz'4'.fidr'11l ll. lgl.Ol'GlI .. ..... Sl'l'I'l'fI17'j' MR. llliLI.IS ,, ..,. Adrimr IU! IIPTY FRENCH I FRENCH H NI. l5.LxR1,m' .............,............,.........,, Pr'z'.vidw1I A. CHIQRRY . . . ...... V1'm'-Pr'1'.vidr11I IW. MCNIQLIS . . . . . ,Sw'r1'fa1'y-Twaxzzrm' Mus. DICTRICII .. ............... Arlzixm SPANISH CLUB K. Mosul ....................................... Pnwidrnl M. ISARLIHLY ..... ....... ...... ...... I ' ' im'-Pnisiziwzll B. XVAGNI-ZR ,,.. ............ ,... ......... . S ' 1'1'n'f1113'-'l'n'11.x141n MRS. SI'NDI'1RI,ANlJ .-xxlw MRS. lJlc'1'R1czu . ..,........... .'lU,f'iXUlX A. 'l'Rl'I'l l' ..,........ Pnwiflwlll M, l7m'NM1R1-1 .,,. l'in'-Pn'.v1'df'11l M. Mom' ..St'l'H'fIl!j 'l'l1'IlKllH'1 Mus. lJm'Rlc1u ........ .fl11'z'imf mwb 9 2 ef'- 1 W 1 Q ' , 1 ,X A f- W, v z 4, f Q Q 3 sp-S.. ' if Sig A533 hm 3:02 iii, Akhx is ku , , Q swf 37 .f ., Q X 5 .Q Q' 3 M 5 s EBM ll B try? ami i2 A LIBRARY CLUB A. 'I'RLf1'1 1' . . . M. GLASGOWV .. .... Vin'- .I. TUCC1 .... G. IIACKSON MRS. Mla'l'c:A Ll' BOOK CLUB P1'r'.s'f11f'I1L Pl'l'.YI'd!,7lf .S'f'a'r1'la1'3 'lvIl'IlNIlll'l ...Ar1'1'i,mf irigg' ' 'f,ffm'3 QI 4,j5f1 1, k any . . A if : , F. BALTZ .... . . . ..... ..,...,.......... P I'l'X1.dl'lIf C. HOLLEN ..... .... S Ft'I't'fZll'y RVIVIBERGER . . . .... Tn'a.vzne'r Miss CA1N'll'Iil'1L1. .. .... Adz'1'.mr l'llTX THR I SENIOR HIGH AIRPLANE CLUB L. WILSON, jn'1f.vidm1t,' B. GUNSAI,Ll'S, vice-prfxvidmz!,' D. BAKER, .wm'rfa1'y.' YINGLING, tn'a.vu1'1'1' : MR. CALLIS, advisor. USHERS, CLUB R. W1as'l'oN, f1mvidmzt.- N. BRICKERV, 1'icv-prm'idfrzt,' L. PARSHALL, .wcr'etar'y,' MR. KNOX, 11rl1'i.v01'. CAMERA CLUB F. BLAZIICR, fII't'.YII1'e 71l'.' D. HIIVIES, z'icf'-jzrrsidvrzt,' C. MCCAR'l'NEX', .wrrfflary MR. BENIJER, adzivoz. lb IIITYI LR F. F. A. .1 ,196 . nf: - R. XxII.I.I.XfXIS, j11rw1rlf'11!.' R. KI:iSI42I., zum'-,'nmfrlflll: R. llrsu. wwrlr1fy.' C, PAR- Sll.XI,I., fH'!IXIll1'I,' P. Hmuas, wr1l1'111'l.' R. IIIIXIICS, 1f'j1orlw.' MR. KN0x.n1l:'i.mr. F. H. A. M A IJ, 'l'.-w1.oR. fmrlin1vnlmia11.' M. CHIQRRY. l1fNf0lZ'!17I.' R. FRENCH. lrrf1.v1m'r.' li. Foc:11'l'. wnrl111'y.' M. P.-xc:,xNowsKI. rin'-jmw1rif'1lf.' N. SNR.-x'l'1I, jm'.x1n'w11l.' MRS. llom-les. a1l:'1m1'. F. T. A. L1-it to xxglmlz il. C11I.A1cuua. jmw11lm1I.' Mu. XX.x4:NraR, a1lz'1.xm.' S. IUNI-'Il'lI.lJ, :'nw-jn,w1- Iff'Ilf.' X'IXGI.ING.fl1'!1.NIl1t'l CI. Zlil l'l.IiR. x4'4l1'lI1Ij'. PROJECTION CLUB K. HOS'I'Ll'1R, fIl'1'.l'idI'7lf.' G. HARPSTER, .Yl'l7I'Pffll'j',.' MR. MYERS. aa'z'i.vo1. The Projcction Club is a bcnchcial organization that is in chargc ol' all thc schools visual aid C-quipmcnt. 'l'hcy have bccri faithful in running all thc- projcctors that are used in our school. Thcrc arc scvcral qualified projcctionists, and thcsc boys have bcen wcll trained and many havc liccnscs. Ylll1CI'l' arc f-ight picccs ol' this cquipmcnt which supply thc high school as wcll as thc gradc schools. Thc Projcction Club somcdzxy hopcs to sct up two clubs. om- mudc up of boys amd thc othcr madc up ol girls. l'.XllI'1 l ll 'fY 'NIX HOBBY CLUB I. Trctczl, jmtvffl1'11I.' M. YVILLIAMSUN, .wz'1'c'la1y-In'a.vunv: MRS. IJURAN AND MRs Sl'NlJliRl,ANlP, af1z'i.xm.x. Y-TEENS N. SNl'1A'I'Il, fmmvid1'11I.' P. JOHNSON, z'iw-j11wf1lf'11t.' N. SIIOPICV. .xu-11'f111y.' MR5 1XLLmx,-xx AND MRS. clRINlJI.lNGl'IR, r111:'i.v01.x. VVS! IBIVTY-SlYl N if 3? Www aww if 8 at A X .,.. Krwa-:wi :ii i im had a D645 HHENCECHlH3 - 4 v x - - 1 E. Sim btw, f7I1',SIO,1'7If.' W. I'.rxFl1-11.1m, r'1n'-jmxvzdrzll: D. I'0XN'LIiR, fI'tYI.NlIIl'l'.' li. Bickle s'1'lucss1aR..wf'n'l11ry.' MR. f:l'Yl'1R, fIIlI'f.NOI'. NATURECLUB I.. XN'1cs'1'oN, jmwi1Iv11f,' C. l'ARsx1,x1,1., I'il'l ll7l',Xifl!'lIf.' D. PARKS, .wfrwlzzzy-lrwrlxlncz NIR. l71e1.oZ1r1R, adzima. DVI IIITY NINI TRAFFIC COMMITTEE Left to right, Row l: M. Mc'Nelis, Cherry, N. Brickrr, A. Turnbaugh, R. Plumnu-r. Row 2: A. Dill:-n, Mrs, Dc-trich, Mrs. Doran, J. Gilmorc, M. Barlvy. Row 3: M. Waits-, A. Forshcy, H. Chr-rry, A, Chvrry, C, Kaylor. Row 4: S. Strunk, S, Nm-nrhoof, B. Whgner, R. VV6-stun, C. McClr'll:1n, O'Bri0n. J, U'Briv!1, rzlptuin: R. W'rston, c'o-vzlptzlinl Mrs. Dvtrich, Mrs, Doran, nclvisors NOON-TIME PATRGL Left to right, ROW 1: T. Whlter, N. Bricker, Yingling, M, Viiitc, K, Moser, Row 2: Enclrvs, C. Edmiston, Mrs. Drtrirh and Mrs. Doran, advisors: M. MrNc-lis, R. Mnrsdcn. Row 3: B. Wngm-r, R. VVCst0n, S. Ncarhuof, Naglv. Pkbl IXTY STUDENT COUNCIL R. Rossi . . . ..... Prrsidfrnt J. WA'rsoN . . . . ,Vice-President S. STRUNK .. ..... Secretary C. EnMIs'1'oN . . , . .Trrfaxunfr MR. BRESLIN ...,........................ . . . .Advixor The Student Council of Bellwood-Antis High School under the direction of Ray Rossi and Mr. Breslin, the advisor, helped the progress of our school by bring- ing better understanding and eo-operation between the students and the faculty. The activities of the student council were 'sslave day and several round and square dances, sponsored by the student council. Our council is a member of The National Association of Student Councils. This year we sent two representatives to Abington High School where the Annual Convention was held. Patty McCoy and Wayne Hill represented our school. At this meeting our representatives discussed problems of our school with students from all over the nation to better our school. I KG! IXTX ON lr HYLITE EDITORIAL STAFF Row l, seated: C. McCartney, L, Yohn, P. Mc'Coy, S. Strunk, J. Watson, A. Truitt, Mr VVzxikvr, advisor. Row 2, standing: R. Milli-r, M. Glasgow, E. Quick, R. Marsden, L. Williamza K. Summers, S. Ncarhoof, M. Riggs, M. Ilarris, J. Yingling, B, Taylor, W. IIil1, W. Clroylv G, Miller, L. Gault. HYLITE BUSINESS STAFF Row I, seated: B. For-ht, J. Br-ll, M. Mcssm-r, M, Thomas, C. Cook, L, Mille-r, G. Fryt- Standing: Mrs. Mrtculf, advisor: G, Kziylor, Cherry, -I, Yingling, II. Moon-, I.. Appleby N. Hull, N. Van Clc-vt-, D. Taylor, Tucci. I Xl I IXTX TYKO TUCKAHOE STAFF lidilor ......... .,.. J . S1101-141 BIl.Yillt'.Y.Y Aflanagw' .,.... ............. I S. GENSAMIQR Phololgraplzy Ci!!-1fI1'ifOI'.Y . . . . .S. Nl'1ARlIOOF, O'BR1laN A.Y.Yi.Yf0IlI.Y ............ . . .S. STRITNK, M. CIIIQRRY Art lfrlitor .... M. Ruins A.Xk.X'i.X'fHlIf ..,....... ..,, R . Wl4lS'l'0N Ciwzzlalzbrz. ZWa11ay4'r . . . . .K. HOS'l'l.l41R Sjmrlx Editor .,.... ............. A . CHHRRX' A xL,x' ixfarzlx .... ...NL l5,xR1,m'. E. IELOHHI Typing liditor . . .... G. FRY!-1 A.x'.x'i.s'l1111f.x' .,......,.,...,.,.,.,,....,,............. . . II. ISLAZIIQR, D. 'l'AY1.0R, C. W'Y1.ANxm. 'l'uc:c:I, M. Mc:- f:INNI5, M. IQAVANAGII Litrrary lfdifaz ........... . . X'INGI.ING .4.ui.v1ar1I.s' ........................................... H. QUICK, C. MX'I'1RS, M. Mc:Nl+:L1s, K. MCDSl'IR, IS. WAUNI-LR, P. BAKER, C. EnMls'roN Adz'i.wr.w ................... K1RS. Sl'NlJliRLANIJ, MR. XVALKICR IMI IXTX l'llRII EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB A. Poms, fI7F.Yil1f'lIl'.' A. Moome, l'jC'f'-IlI'I'.YfII'l'IIll.' D. llumcs, Yt'l'Il'fIl7'j'.' MR. XY.-XI.KliR, nfl1'i.xor. , SEVENTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB M. HI'NlRll1lI.. jmwirlwnr: I. lio1,1.1Nc:r:R. r'iw-prrxidwzt.' I. KJRAZIIQR. n'n'fa13'-In'a.vun'1': NIR. XYALKHR, adz'i50r'. NIXTXVFUUR NEEDLEWORK CLUB wr .r . .,,.- -Y Ni. CHERRY, jmxvif1'm1t.' S. BROOKS. .H'f'H'ffl7'j'.' MRS. XVOOMICR, ar1'z'i.wr. JR. HIGH AIRPLANE CLUB ,.....1. R. C,x1.1,ls, r1flz'i.wm'.' G. Amos, llI'4'.fl'!1l'IIf.' M. IJRASS, Z'1'l't'-fl!l'.YiIil'IIf.' G. 'l'M'14mz f4'rf'1r11j'.'R.Slmvl-1,fn'a.x11n'r. VARSITY CLUB MR. PETCHEL, advisor To become a member of this club a person must earn at least one letter in some varsity sport. This club is supposed to raise money to purchase a sweater for eaeh senior mem- ber who has earned two letters in one sport. To earn this money they sponsor square dane es, bake sales, and a fun frolie once a year. Every cheerleader that has completed one year of cheering is a member of this club. FUJI' 5lX'lX IX JUNIOR HIGH GYM CLUB 1 C. HOLL1-LN, jm'.virlf'11t.' PONX'IiI.II. Yl'l'H'f!1lJ'.' I.. SIIARI-ik, l1f'm11nv'.' Miss llowl-11.1 advisor. SENIOR HIGH GYM CLUB XI. CTIILRIW, fll1'KII1t'Ilf.' N. SNla,x'l'11. riff'-f11.'wz'r1'z'11t.' Ii. CHERRY, ,wrn'fr1ry,' II Niumzlc. lff'r1x111f'1.' Miss IImx'1c1.1., adrzkm. BOYS'GYNICLUB MR. MONN'RX', adzism CHEERLEADERS'CLUB, li. Cixlrzulzv, fmuxi1lwr1l.' P. MY:-zus, riff'-prf'.virl1'r1I: N. BRANNIQNV, .H'!'Il'fI1I'y,' VVOLIWI. Lrvaszncrg Miss Howl-:LL, azlzixm. l1X I-I III ,jwiiiilf LJ JJ'- '.4l.J'J'JQgL L LA ATHLETICS VARSITY FQOTBALL Left to right, Row 1: C. Benedetto, M. Espigh, G. Miller, N. Datrus, B. Cory, R. Campbell G Harpster. Row 2: R. Lauver, managerg M. Kneidinger, D. Greiner, Campbell, W Camp bell R Rossi, C. McClellan, R. Hesley, J. Watson, R. Berkstresser, L. Kovac, manager Row 3 E Petchel, coach, R. Yingling, manager, L. Gault, R. Woodhall, J. Laird, D, Fowler W Lauver manager, T. Delozier, G. Guyer, Asst. Coaches. Row 4: K. Rutledge, E. McCaulley F Maurer, R. Butterbaugh, R. Hummel, K. Hostler, A. Dillen, J. Fowler. At Tyrone Moshannon Joint At Huntingdon At Osceola Mills Saxton Liberty Captain jack Portage joint Roaring Spring Hollidaysburg At Northern Cambria SCHEDULE Y' KCI' SEVENTY SCORES B.A.H.S. OPP 36 7 33 0 33 0 41 0 44 0 41 0 41 13 38 0 21 7 28 7 SENIOR BE T QB' I wif 0 Richard Buttcrbaugh Jay Cznnpbvll John Fowl:-r Kvn Hostlcr Frvd Mz1u1'1-r Cha rlvs Mc'Clm-Ilan Al D1111-n E Rivhnrcl Ilummvl Ray Rossi REVIEW OF FOOTBALL GAMES The Bellwood-Antis High football team got ofT to a flying start on September 10, when they beat Tyrone 36-7. On Friday the 17, the Blue Devils romped over Moshannon Joint to the tune of 33-O. On September 24, the Blue Devils appeared in the win column for their 14th straight win at Huntingdon with a score of 33-O. On October l, Osceola Mills was easy pickings as the Blue Devils won 41-0. On October 9, Bellwood-Antis routed Saxton Liberty, 44-Og for the 16th straight win. On October l6, another victim fell to the mighty Blue Devils as Captain jack was defeated 41-0. On October 22, the Bellwood ll, battled their way for a 41-13 victory ove.r Portage -Ioint. On October 29, Blue Devils blasted Roaring Spring, 38-03 for the 19th straight win. On November 5, the over-confident Hollidaysburg team fell to the incomparable Blue Devils, to the score of 21-7. On November ll, the Blue Devils met Northern Cambria for the first time and claimed another victim, the score was 28-7. This made the 21st straight win. VNT-W0 Couch Pl'tl'lll'l Couch Dvlozim' N'IilIlllgi'l'SZ Rifhzxrd. Ralph. livanis- Chula wvcmu-5 again! lN'Iaurvr crashes thc lim' for 6 points. End of a Hollidayshurg farm PKUL SINIZNTY-TIIRIZI1 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Edmiston nctcd us czxptam for Yzlrslty chvvrlcndcrs Elililit' Chtxffy BL-yi-fly Rstpp Carol Edmiston PL-Qqv Evans .xctmc . m.1pt.11n jumor V2lfS1tY Pu tty Nlyvrs qlvzm Yfolfe- Lcfl to right: N. Brzlnmm, P. Evans, B. Wm-rtz, A. ll. Pops-, K, Wilson IKGE SEVIZNTX IUUR j.V.FOCHBALL . .4- Lcft to right, Row 1: A. Pzirtnvr, W, Edmiston, R. Forshey, W, Wharton, F. Fink, C' Fuyvr coach, Row 2: K. Rutledge, D. Hopkins, K. Bonsall, B, Gunsaullus, K. Che-lgren, R Kc-eslnr G, Barley, manager. Row 3: C. Mordcr, C. Bene-detto, J. Mountain, D. Fowler, ,I Moyer L. Drngnw, M. Espigh. Row 4: H. Corvy, W. Brenner, S. Waitc, W. Mcflzlullcy, R, Q impbgll At Huntingdon Hollidaysburg At Tyrone At Captain .lack Juniata Vallcy State Collcgv Tyrone SCHEDULE IX I IWPNTY FBI' B.A.H.S. 21 0 7 7 I2 14 0 SCORES CPP. 0 7 21 6 I2 0 26 VARSITY BASKETBALL Lcf to right Row l: R. Hummel, F. Maurer, R. Rossi, E. Stevens, Row 2: P. Mowiry co'ul1 L Wilson R Hesley, W. Campbell, Watson, R. Yingling, manager. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE At Tyl one Huntingdon Alumni Tyrone At Saxton Liberty At Roaring Sprin Morrison Cove Smith At Everett I7 D At Williamsburg I 115' SPVINTY IX At Greenfield-Kimmcl Williamsburg Alumni Saxton Liberty Roaring Spring At Morrison Cove At Smith Everett GrcenHcld-Kimmvl .V.BASKETBALL Left to right, Row 1: B. Wharton, S. VVaitc, R. Kiss:-1, J. Yarnell, B. Bonner. Row 2: L. Komc, B. Cory, C. Bcnccii-tto, L, Gault, D. Fowlrr, Laird. Row 3: K. Rutledgv, D. Hopkins, NI. Mountain, R. Bc-rkstrcssvr, J. Yingling, G. Miller, C. Wisv, E. Pctchcl, coach. J.H.BASKETBALL Left to right, Row I: B. Millvr, Rc-nz-y, H. Iistvp, R, Bilkn, A. Moore-, R. Cm-nsmncr. Row 2 B. Norton, E. Miller, D. Gunsaullus, K. Stoni-rook, D. Mrlfoy, G. Mille-r. R, Kc-ssla-r, D. Goss Row 3: B. Rupc-rt, Sitrnan, B. Gunsaullus, R. Firlds, K. Ch:-lgrc-n, B, Enfivlcl, G. Cnyvr conrh. lKl-F PVPNTX PVIN BELLWOOD-ANTIS TRACK AND FIELD RECORD Pole Vault . Broad Jump High jump . Shot put .D,DD.. Discus Javelin 100 yd. 220 yd. 440 yd. 880 yd. dash ..,,......... ............ dash ............. ............ dash ............. ............ dash Mile run ...,... 880 relay .,,,.., Mile relay .,.. 12 ft. an in 20 ft. 81n. .......... ............. . 5 ft. 9M in. 51 ft. 6111. ..,,...... ........... . . 151 ft. 7in. 178 ft. 11 in 10.1 sec. .........,. ....,........ . 23.4 sec. ....., ..... .........,.. . 'a 2 min. 8.2 sec. ........... ............. . 5 min. 4.4 sec. ...,.... .....,...,... . 3 min. 36.9 sec, ........ ........... . . f I3 min. 56.9 see. ...... ., 33 sec. ....,................... ........ . Steve Hatfield Wallace? Fields 1Wallace Fields lAlbert Kirlzpatric Otto Kneidinger Otto Kneidinger Donald Garman Robert Sitman .Albert Dillen Blair Craine Jerry Treese George Boutiller Albert Dillon james Gardner Fred Maurer IDean Rossi Paul Utts Jerry Treese IEarl Henry LRobert Sitmun 1 M.- P5 4 1 z Hx Xcw .N . - Hauth Insurance Agency Bellwood, Pa. Herbert 8: Helen Beauty Salon Altoona, Pa. Good Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc. 2200 Beale Ave. Altoona, Pa. Goss Grocery Store 542 No.rth Second Street Bellwood, Pa. Hi-Way Garage Bellwood Intersection Bellwood, Pa. George E. Fuoss Mortuary Main Street Bellwood, Pa. Goss, Service Station North Third Street Bellwood, Pa. Miss Marjorie Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jessie D. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Baker E. L. Barley C. Bricker Ralph Carr Wallace Cherry T. D. Delozier DiRinaldo M. M. Doran Elray D. Douglass Robert E. Dively, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Espigh O. D. Fair J. V. Ferry Mrs. Adley M. Frye BUSINESS PATRONS Sakmar's 54-351.00 Store 508 Main Street Bellwood, Pa. Bellwood Electric Co. Main Street Bellwood, Pa. Heuston's Pharmacy 414 Main Street Bellwood, Pa. Bland's Economy Store Liberal Merchandise At lowest prices Cornmesser Hardware Co. Main Street Bellwood, Pa. Burchfield's Co. Outfitters to Sportsmen Altoona-Tyrone, Pa. Cookis Market Main Street Bellwood, Pa. PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gensamer Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Gensamer Mrs. Ruth E. Hostler Mr. Fred Hu.rsh Miss Dorothy Jamison Vaughn and June Kruis Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Labotz Dr. F. J. McNelis INI11 and Mrs. Charles Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller Mr. and M.rs. C. Alfred Mills Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mowry Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Myers Mr. and Mrs. John Oswald P GE S V NTY NINL Dillen's Grocery Bellwood, Pa. Penn Alto Hotel Altoona, Pa. Penn Alto Motel Wye Switches Duncansville, Pa. S. E. Woodhall Co. 425 Main Street 1000 Cambria Street Bellwood, Pa. Keystone Lumber Co. Bellwood, Pa. Rossi's Airport Service Station Tipton, Pennsylvania i'Kaiser-Frazer Deale-r Hunter's Garage L. S. Peterman Co. Florists Juniata, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pelter Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Price Mrs. Walter Quick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Reeves D. L. Riggs C. M. Shope R. M. Strunk D. M. Sunderland George Sweet Dwight Troutman Miss Joanne Wagner Mr. Howard A. Walker Mrs. Mary C. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. O. O, Wolfkill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Wolfkill, Sr. AUTOGRAPHS . 4. n . ll 1 x 1 I I N2 AY, ' . -. A .r. I Q I. 4 5 Q- -A X. '10,