Berwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Berwick, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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BETTY C HENRIE , 3' DEDICATION Wlth NIIICCIC glatltude and af f6Ctl0H we the Clase of 1973 dedl cate thlb yeaxbook to you IVIIS Betty Hemle and VI1 Ernest Balley out clash adv: 015 you who ln the past thlee veal: have plaved so gleat a role Ill moldlnv ou1 chal actels mth the pucele-an tools of PHIICIICC bactlflte, and wlsdom We extend to you a heanfelt thank xou Wltll the absurance that we wlll tlv out utmost to ju lfw so 11 falth ln u IH e bllght and shmmg future BOARD OF EDLICATION BERWICK AREA JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM REV W H REES FRED KINDIC P esld l I ce President MARY FENSTERMAKER CLAYTON CULP Secretary B 1 k Natl nal ank Treasurer JOINT COMMITTEE Charles Arndt Willard Bowman Richard L. Fritz C. Walter Hack Fred Kindig Derl Moore Elwyn Poinsard Robert Redclift Rev. W. H. Rees Elmer Slusser R. Olen Smith W. F. Whitmire DISTRICT BOARDS OF EDUCATION BERWICK BOROUGH Rlchard L. Fritz Wllham H. Lore Robert Redclift Rev W H..Rees Elmer Slusser R Olen Smith W F Whitmire BRIAR CREEK BOROUGH Alva Burlingame Clyde H Whitmire Leonard Wysocki BRIAR CREEK TOWNSHIP Ray Adams Stanley C. Belles G. Walter Hack Derl Moore L. P. Whitmire SALEM TOWNSHIP Charles Arndt Willard Bowman Fred Kindig George Remensnyder Herbert Wise .nk 'ia ADMINISTRATIO 6, KFNNFTHI TFRRX NI X Slllllflflfffllllf I DAVID R SHUMAN NI A Principal ful ZS news, Wi? Z X NV! Y B193 A. EllK FACULTY AND COURSES OF STUDY fU1' A -4 f'f'.Lf-wzsu..aa4-?1:zf.... M - , A ' ,EV ,YV D . V, V: W +4157 iv, TT K , . Q S 5 i V 7 if fy 'UN 1 VERNA COPE B.S. English I. lll Throughout the year numerous motion picture films are used for instruction in classes and as- semblies. Mr. Carl Davis is shown thread- ing a film into one of the schoolis projectors. Cl-mx' ,M If' -lgisx t p A-hr qs-Q. .. X Q i .T L A A I 1 ERNEST L. BAILEY LEE W. BANGHART HARRISON CAMERON B.S. BS, Standard Certificate Voc Draftin M. and M. History Sheet M0131 Shop - g Senior Class Advisor American History Junior Class Advisor IQ iq in - ' 'Sf -cuu.,..,h I ,5 1 M , ,f E 5:33. R r QQ KX. T Y. 4 , V ,ll X ,X .X LUCILLE R. CRETELLA CARL M. DAVIS ROGER DAVIS BS- B.S. BS. HGGH. and VOC. Agriculture Mathematics Omf- Economics F.F.A. Advisor If-H-A-iilvisif L Cafeteria Manager f 1 Atl L rata, ,f cs A W 3 ' W , 'fl-.,L. Quit. , wma J .Q...s,Li ff gcatqf, X' li l HERBERT DETJEN 545301 VW E us. X D eC Q kfyrfgli h Nlathcniatics ll I hum y us 1 ucation If i ,Vx Student Council Advisor Bu mes Nlanagtr f ' Nl LLOYD HEACOCK BEI Il CO1 l INN HFNRIF ,I GILBERT HFNRIE JR ARLINE R HETLFR Standard Certificate N X A Machine Sim? Dirutor firl Health Driver Education Y Miss Hetler numbers tickets for the Dramatic Club play, High School Herof' Each year tickets are sold for many eve- ning programs given in the auditorium hy school groups. ff?- XY' ?'4?' . aussi' fs L, .S how BM CLARINNX B HIDI AX PXLL A KLINCER N Qpanl l If 4 lsr is Cafeteria Hu inf Nlana 181' RLNNELL R LLEYY ELLXN F LEW IN LONf B s Xiu IC Cupersi or NI Ed Dirertor of furdanm qtudent Council Xdu or 'J ww., ax -fr 'Wg 'Nm am xx. QV--.. of ELMER J. Mr-KECHNIE WINIFRED MARSHALL N .A. . ish Evonomic Ceo raphy Faculty Mana er of Athletic: nlnv. I0 B Sf-Cretary Mr. Lylo, -ophomore class advisor, unpacks cards and stationery to be sold by members of the class as a project to raise money for class ex- penses, as the prom and the yearbook. Attendance records are kept for each session of school and absentees are re- ported to the attendance officer im- mediately. Mr. Morgan, assistant principal, is preparing a monthly summary of at- tendance from all twenty homerooms for the central office. tan. .al 'G' . I , - V he , 'f , ...A ' 1- 33 N e w s' 3 'f if fn f3Q..-sk 1,742-,., ' , f I-K .'r 4,Z1 'ffxgri 4 V , 1 f-ff,:f'?l.' . 7 C I t - 1 ,, ' . -Y Pixvlxx 41 ' .lg 1'-ET. '5' MARGARET MILDRED F. MOODY MONTGOMERY M.A. M.A. Latin II, P.O.D. Voc. and General Dramatics Home Economics f 6' ' . 6.5 -V 'Q Q57 F Y.. 'Lift LEO RATAMESS A. M. MARGARET H. B.A.. BS. RICHARDS Boys' Health and BS. Physical Education English Assistant Football Coach Speech Correction '.',f A A-, 3. 1 sa l. his VV ,Y f' - - , I lfbyf V L 4 I . is Jk,,.4 K A . Y: xt A ARTHUR C. MORGAN M.A. Assistant Principal American History Baseball Coach HELEN R. RUSSELL MA, Senior English i' DONALD D. PETERSON BS. Economic Geography Voc. American History Voc. English I, II ' N x 'ff J LEWIS S. RUSSELL B.E.E. Welding Shop Voc. Drafting COLLEGE PREPARATORY CCURSE Students entering senior high school may select one of six courses of study. Three years of English and three years of social science are requirements in each course. The college preparatory course prepares for college. It is certified when grades of seventy-five or better are maintained. Colleges usually require a student desiring to be admitted by certification to stand in the upper two-thirds of his class. When a student begins tenth grade, it is important that he select such subjects as will meet the entrance requirements of the college of his choice. Requirements for the college preparatorv course in- clude two years of the same language and chemistry or physics-preferably both. In addition to second year algebra it is advisable to take plane and solid geometry and trigonometry. Art and several other subjects may be included as electives. ff fs, .loel Riegel, Marc Hartn Hagenbuch work out an the chemistry lab. A Latin ll 1'l3-- has a board exercise on infini- tives. figures. ,XX ft' as Q Patty Balanda D a n 1 el Dautrich. and J hn Hank examine solid om: Irs COMMERCIAL COURSE The Connnercial Course prepares young people for jobs in business and related positions. A business educa- tion also enables students to understand and perform the inescapable business aspects of life. such as banking. taxes. social security. and insurance. Bookkeeping. economic geography. shorthand. typing. business English, commercial law. office practice. and retail selling are the subjects which make up the course. Business arithmetic and junior business training are taken by junior high school students planning to enroll in this course in senior high school. Electives may be added to the schedules of the stu- dents who desire them. Some of these are biology. band. Glee Club. drawing and art. itll! iw-Q5 ...af X FHIlH'Ilf'fIldl law ca n a tht l.olunilna Lounty Cour. Simulated office situations are pre--wnted in adyance-il typing section Office machine instruction is given as a part of the course in office practice. 35 5 Se-nior drafting.: class working on archilz-rturul drawin VCCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL COURSE The Vocational Industrial Course aims to fit students for successful employment in the skilled and semi-skilled trades. It also includes training in math and science. Drafting is taught and where possible this is related to the trade. Each of the three shops, welding, machine, and sheetmetal, is a well equipped laboratory in which correct skills. safe working practices, good working habits, and opportunities to plan work are provided. Students in this course must also meet the English and history requirements of the senior high school. Fifty percent of the student's time is devoted to shop work. David Manning dictates a vocabulary list to his Vocational English lll classmates. 1 'q N 'NZ' ,W ' ni Qi ,- 4' THU ,,,. 'E K X Nt ' ' than 'x Q- Fllr' 'Q .6-pn., ,X ,rf ' U, , ' ,X X KPNXK , ' t I ' ' I my f f l X . 1 Q,-14 .. .nu W..- s operate metal lathes in machi Darla Davis makes buttonholes with a sewing machine attachment. m VOCATIGNAL HOME ECCNOMICS The aims of the Vocational Home Eco- nomics Course are to train girls to become better home makers. to help them earn a living, and to teach them to be self reliant. Home lfconomics helps girls become better individuals socially, morally, and physically. The principal subjects included in this course are cooking. sewing. home manage- ment. child care. family relationships. enter- taining. consumer buying. textiles, costume designing, home planning and furnishing. re- lated biology. and related chemistry. Some commercial and other subjects may also be included as electives. This course does not prepare for college unless the entrance re- quirements of the college chosen are defi- nitely niet. Sophomore girls work on their sewing projects. X x v ...---r-'Q' NaHCW fx' and cv W Km' .mins onn bank udw gaul el L11 Vmnmg T . . . - ri -Q rev- . nw' l' Gladiiiel loitk mer xlulul 'ynS. tab le ileC0faW :FA aovs use Moosnn Memoos Ano EO 'S rw W f it lx 5 X 'W NL-' Se OF , Robert LOC-ka!-5 un CZQII, F0 S C' C SIU, Clark egffaryi aslgljeri Ricllzl-CIIAPTE ehl, R0 .Vne Hel rl Alb? 01, T .Y Foulk fer, 6 Neon V HF FFA , Lomb P F0 B fa rf'6ld R 9 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The aim of the Vocational Agriculture Course is to prepare rural boys for the voca- tion of farming. Each year the number of boys enrolled increases and the course is improved to help farm boys prepare them- selves for citizenship and life on the farm. Much of the instruction in this course is given on the home farms of the boys enrolled. i ni f rex ll l g Q 6 2 UIPME Period II class practices gym- nastic marching. Coming out of a hand siand on parallvl bars. Jumpahall in a class baskclha game-. ll ujhlhdndnl Fifth phase of coordinating cal- islhvnics. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM The department of physical education aims to establish sound health habits thus helping the student become more efficient physically and mentally. lt also seeks to supply the student with fundamental skills in recreational activities that will not only be satisfying during high school years but that may be enjoyed during leisure time after high school. A minimum of two periods per week is required of all students. No student is excused from physical education classes except on the written statement of a qualified physician. Students with doctor's excuses take physical education theory. A course of three periods per week in health is required of all students in the eleventh grade. First aid is taught in the first semester and home nursing during the second semester. Students who successfully complete the work in these classes receive Red Cross First Aid Certificates. A home nursing class demon- strates feeding a patient in hed. An improvised back rest and tray made of a cardboard box are shown and also bed blocks that raise the bed to hospital bed height. A flrt and clas practice he application of various banda e suc s the arm lm 0 n head, shoulder, open face. and palm bandages. borrows a llblaw h y rs y,,., lra ook- Sam lj Q -,aff fd 'qvlaw --fc -1 i 21 lv' ' P, x . s Q S 94 ' , X KQEQ l f -A' lg: tx Y ll. ,Q f if Qs, 'r :zz ES' 4 55. 'J Ill 'J ef Way'ne Heckman reads a college catalog in t guidance office. X 2 ' F Guerm0 SWT f f :zzz l . Q-i...,f!B21:5 1i M tudem librarian . .M-fe 1 'M Officer James of the Pennsyl- vania State Police gives a driva er's test to Wendell Hampton who has completed the driver education course. . Vx- AIIQ E L. I-ma S , structs Neil gain' Organ teacher i senimn muh and I:...i, J. n lemon gweg Gerald xi Q I H655 H Speech C0freclion N., wma.-.A 1 X , . ,Q:g5:?Qg5ri'j,'Sfl'?Y , S 3' 4 A I if 'si S 'S W, .,. 3-S 'X S, -Q44-.S.Q i X S ' v f 2 ? E531 fllilla CLASSES CLASS OF I 955 QLASQ SONG by Flew Fazrchzlfl I -I 55-51-2-zzz:-as-:rs-.- 'res-rar. -ml--ll 1 gli'- 1 K - I I I!l1l7Kl1 Y111l l1llL!FFl Fili U'l If 1 1111.41 lF'Y lL-RFK lil-nl DlH11P l lhibf IY' - ll- -I TIS 1-TN!-ILL-ijIh1!1jLn-Y'T'D Y'l-1-2154 I1 -Ll1'K1'K .I'lS2K DHT! .ll I -ll-lil! 14 llll li11Id-I--1-Ti-Gil - 'IJ' .I 11110 I 1 I 11-Quill CLA99 POEN4 by Helen Balko 24 Our happy tunes 1n h1gh school Our ITICIYIOFIBS wlll lgnger ln mem ry we ll hold dear Of frlends and teachers dear And when our trlals meet u Who xe made our school days happs We ll nes er quake or fear And partmg brmgs a tear We wxll try to do our best Now our days at B H b ln ex ers trlal IH ew ers test Are closlng for us to start anew We w1ll surely try to brmg you Many frlends we ve made at hlgh chool All the glory that IS due W1ll be falthful and prove true Our dear old B8I'WS1LlC Hlgh bchool We leaxe lll flfty fue But lll the heart of many She ll always be allxe We at la t mu t ax Adleu For we must go forth to xenture new Memorx holds B H 5 dear E re we trax el far and near CLASQ MOTTO CLASS COLORS AWD FLOWER Wlzalezer ls u orllz 110111 Blue and Whlte 7407111 doing uell Whlte Ro e l We fame to sou dear Alma Nlater We re proud to he members Llke chlldren ln the Illglll Of thls old house of xours Xou taught u the dlfferente For through the XCHIS well thmk of Nou Between wrong and rlght ln all thlng we endure Ill. Left behind are the honored halls Where we spent the best years of our ln es So thanks is given to you From the Class of Fifty-fine. W ' T r 1 l , . 'XZ L , ' 1. ' ,LN I Il I- 'r A Q 2 ' ' I A 1 I Y O Y 9 ' Y ! ' I - : : ' f 1 3 l I I 'A I: I I ' th ' i . und I ' 1 4' 3 5 1 ,,,,, V K ' 3 ll- . ' il .. -2. 1 . I . ' so 1' Ffa ' : '- . , ,L ,uw I - I ,L .a E,-I - 1 2:2152 1: l. j ' ' ' II. e Y Y 1 - . ' - S 7 7 1 1 'V ' 7 ' - lv lll. ' . 'Y s s s 4 ' , ,U we . . . 1 ' 1 ' g jg ,f ' f ' ' . U- . . A ' 7 f S X . X i 1 Q OFFICERS lll'il,lf'Y ll.Xl.KIl. Sefrrlari' BONNIE fLl'X'I'lllili. Treamlrer l'lYgKN ll.-ttQENlil'fQll. l'n-sirlent Nl.-XRC H.'XR'l'NlfXN. life President Senior class officers dis- cuss the magazine subscrip- tion drive held early in No- vember as a class money raising project. A I if gy tj, wif Mvfifejil D if My 625, r 41... X 'fill ROBERT BRITTAIN ADAMS College Prep Britt Ambition-fLawyer Band 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 33 Blue and White 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Editorg Student Council 1, 2, 35 Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2, 3g Kiwanian 3, Stand Committee 2. Brain . . . does little studying . . . jazz fanatic . . . talenlsf 5, galore. NV N, Im L27 ' RICIIARD ALBERTSON , D U Vocational Agriculture 07 Dick Anzbilion-Farmer Quiet . . . likes farming and the outdoor life k driv r . 5 . ELAINE ETHEL ALLEY 4 Lt, ' Commercial ,af A' z Ambition-Psychologist A., 7 Band 1, 2, 3g Radio and Dramatic cubs 2, , li-Hi-Y ' U A A ' I Co-operative . , . friendly . . . good comp j0yS D ' h 1 ss. . N V Spams ca 0 1 'V va BARBARA Nl.-XRIE ANDERSON fu-A' , J! f Vocational Home Economics I ' ,ljs AmbitionvBeautician MAA! I Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2g Csher 1, 2, B Likes roller skating and baseball . . . peppy . . sense . A, I i f humor . . . natural curls. l r , - ' to ufg I , , ,I A. H, L I al I L i 'Q A .I A I 'va ff fvfvnnt txal-,Ja-'Oh , -4' iff' DONNA MARIE ARNDT Q t If fl' if jf '70 College Prep I X Ambition-Medical Technician 'fv jlti' XXL! Dramatic and Radio Clubs 2. 3, Clee Club 3: Student Council 21 Ftansl Committee 2, 3: lfsher 3. l I 'il' Dependable . . . pleasing personality . . . has a pepsodent it smile . . . soft spoken. V 'J n lf' ,YW nuff PATRICIA Asurox W JI Conitiiercial Patt fi TW Ambition--Secretary K Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2, 35 Usher 1. Dam-ing feet . . . gay . . . ambitious . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . reliable. N1ARTlN C. ATEN Voc.-lnd. Mart Anzbilion-Mechanic Fine sense of hqmor . . . likable ..f. homesick for Center 'C 11' WN Township. ff , J l '! ' '. I uf!! I swf, t 1 ,ff fAiTRicA1.iAlfE?, Cl'geJq'y'p 1,1 yffff Pl !fAf , Pat 4 'I jj NA my! yu - , ' D 94 . Valium Cfuncll . Jyxlpfur- - afctive V512 lady. 1' 7' f .1 f K 6 , 'J ' ,V I ,j . X U L UL 4 M I 1, - X f lf I .f ' 4- f fi, ' f 1. dll- v ll Q f X ' L .lf rf . AR,C.fRET,fA' USTINE ' ,fl . L' Ctrdirngrciall' 'l Ni' if lf 10 3- -1 4 fl if d lfmbili Navy IW 4 Qi, J 'v Bzgid 1x:12g Clee Cl J 1. 2: Dramatic Club 1. . v ,, g, - fi: -' Edjoyi dantingantl swimming . . . likes the winter weather 'I 1' if 'ffl l l. 'lf fi f 'ef aim l - - Q cm ANN ANDA H A J! C 6 V J' Patty we 0 A b ion-S ss jigs fy i m 'iprt clo s . . 'kes to read . . . swims dj Jiryineys ha l C if ,!- kg E , ' 9 0 IJ L HE , O1..glgi'E,Q E, ' ' I lege gp 'Qi , 2 ,ffl . Am 'i'5h4N ep. E ,r,q fi ,C V lue and White 1,, 2, 3g Dramaifbqin adioxii-gbs 1 24 35 X Tri-Hi-Y L33 Civic Club RJ? Ushefgg Clas' Active . . . friendly . . . nezb,5L r ce 1 ff l r--, ,, t 4 Jisaffffgf- ,Qc 7 'F - Na. .Co rcial f ' fr' ff W N C, rf V. , ,, -Fr i,Q-- ,JDK , , , Almbztzon Se tary W ,Y Q Q 4 I f X Dramatic Club 2. ii' X . V - Helpful . . . sincere . . . likes to write letters. P it ' X V4 . ,Q .. 7' ,X X Q ' J. SCOTT BECHTEL J Q J Voc.-lntl. ,lack xy Ambition-Nlachinist ' Good square dancer . . . likes outdoor sports . . . tall. blonde. and handsome. N ' FRANCES MAY BECK Commercial Ambition-Secretary Usher 1. 2. 3: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Radio nd Dramatic Clubs 2, 3g Student Council 3. Enjoys meeting new people . . . full of one of her hobbies. Beck B fun . . . spgrts, ls ANTONY BELLES Belf Cllr-llliege ,X Am bition-Television Rides around on a motorcycle . . . a science fiction reader . . . likes roller skating. NOREEN BELLES Commercial Re-nie Ambition-Secretary Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 2, 3. Tiny and cute . . . pleasant . . . a good driver QP' 43 - '1? ' R I-XG 5 LARRY BENNE1 f'l'j fig- fa Ceneral LN-gt? 'CK- Ambition-Air Fo f .1 ,x 1 ,Student Manager of 1 1, Zip- A '-9,63 Lf! , L ' A ff' f V' ,, -N ff N v 4 Nu! Iygyes sports . . . always happy . cykggqrcailgtle g? 7 l 'X ,VI T 'WY I 1 ' t A j3.:'i'T M 'B -.Q A N' fa , 1 J LDWARD LANE BERLII? Lilo' C3 6 ,, 4 jaeollege Prep ' -S 1' N 7 I, uf' X, Ambition-Forester 5, ffff Band 1 2 3' Stand Committee 3 -1 , 29, zfff . v 4 - 'SX S7 QW' 1 fy Likes the outdoors . . . musical . . . tall and hancisangn----QM is QU'- R J ,M 'lop ,, f 'Wa 6 1. J' I LO! BETTY Lou BLAINE ,gf General Betz Ambition-Air Force ' Usher 1. 2, 33 Clee Club lg Radio Club 1. Friendly . . . quiet . . . big, blue dyes. SHIRLEY A. BOBCHAK f General 'E Sophie Ambitinnd-Elementary Teacher Band 2,,3g Radio Club 14 Dramatidflllib 2, 3. Warm hearted . . . attractive . . . infectious laugh . . . pretty teeth. THOMAS W. BowER Voc.-Ind. Tom Ambition-Mechanic Quiet . . . likes hunting and outdoor sports . . serious-minded. DONALD BUTZ l General A f Butzie Ambition-co t o A 1 . . , J' ,X x 1 B Art Cr ters l Il aim Lanny Berlin, Donald Butz, and Belford Belles catch up on current events in the library. LNJU -t l Work f5Q9ljwell's,U. .Mkee xxogts halls. fl f- ' fujaf , I f n to . , 1 t V77 J AX J flx X X U V f WM cWi,J,lA,X y 9' in if 0 Gifl , J OJVVU U u I X 1 xy' 4 CANOIISE llfllarl 2 Dramatic Club 33 Usher 3. aw- Josephine Chemello, Bev- erly Davis, Dorothy Davis, and Dawn Chepey relax for a few minutes in the Home Economics Department. - dainty and f-vs eel. THERS Jackie HEI? X ' ' ft d Committee , 1' gg ,wi always full of ,it ft .J Peggy JOSEPHINE ANGELA CHEMELLO Vocational Home Economics jo Ambition-Beautician Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 35 Clee Cluh 1. 2g Usher 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1. Tall and stately . . . wide eyed . . . has a pretty smile. DAWN M. CHEPEY Vocational Home Economics Chg-p Am bilion-Physical Education Teacher FHA 2, 35 Clee Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 25 Stand Com- mittee 3. Likes working on the trampoline . . good organizer . helpful. AMELIA JANE CHURCH General Amy Ambition-To be a Model Dramatic Club 2, 35 Radio Club 39 Clee Club 3. Always chewing gum . . . loves a good time . . . likes dancing and sports. DAVID CLARK College Prep Clarkie Ambition-Forestry Likes outboard racing . . . bored with school . . . enjoys the woods and life in the outdoors. Crt-ffvff gwwf M A Wt, Lac b,'VA42Q-2719.71 IATA!-x if-X7 fj Qftf- 1. r'w 9-P N. Commercial F9 ,Ss nw ADELE CLEMENS Del A mbilion-Secretary Stand Committee 2, 33 Student Council lg Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2. 35 Cleo flub 1. 2. 3. Efficient . . . a crazy giggle- . . . we-ll drew,-fl, 'js RoI'I:I: A. CoI.I.INs 2 Cr-na-ral if .4mbilion---Nlarine Corps .50 Stage Hand 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3g Wrestling 2. 3. Works at the store across tha- street . . . says little. NlARY CONFER General Chubby Ambition-Cndecirlefl Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2. 3g Usher 1, 2, 34 FHA 3. ,gli of fun . . . quite a talker . . . has a big heart. Nj , ARTHUR NIARTIN COOPER sy one Pr An Ex V Y Ambition Commercial Advertising 'tag , . 3 Key Cl 33 Dramatic and Radio Clubs 3g Art X Cf te 3g an Co tee 35 Blue and White 1, 2, 33 Editor Q31 . f'Pz57 a an W op av . . . -atile . . . High School Hero. Ki JACK O'DEI.I. CREVELING General Crev . .MA A Ambition-Photography 1 I Q 3 1 F Ibwonifgal 1,23 Dramatic Club 2, sh I-Y tand our ommittee 3. ' cf1AA'A5Z3Z67r4ffFQfriA5som2 dancer . . e r f u . M Diffs 4 W6 2 EARL CFRISP 3 I . I C 130. il. Ii ' ' C165 Ambition-Qvgv Comet V FA ,,jfC!f7Tall. good looking . . . pralsticaf ' ker ima ood -I times. 1 ' I ' ' .QQ a .a I ROBERT J. 'l 2' A Voc.5lnd.LC 01 A I 35 ix' Bob If bb 5 Ambition-. son , fir D Ia 2 3 . C 4, ' F otball 1, 23 ramat u , . - . Vid CS' ,ljpgged . . . confident . . . the outdoor type. J 1 1-t A ' Ax 0 l Ir 'W DANIEL DAUTRICIHI A .ri ' ', 'Cow rep! ' D DY' I 'e , li i VUL fl l Ambition-Accountant ' fin ' -, ,J AQ HI-Y 1, 2, 3. Key Club sa Dramatic Club sg R 6 ana -i I LJ' lg Wrestling 2, 3g Stand Committee 3. X Pint size comedian . . . likes music, e. ally' ' ly red and white Studebaker. it f X ffm i Q 4 iQ X ,-ll v-.sr 8. wx,- -1:-r 5x C1 'Y X 'l Q 5, BEVERLY A. DAYISX ,. y, y.'y ' Vocational Home Economics f'- 'll J .4mbitI'on-Typist XM 'QQ bf tyjgaaj-5, Gia.. Clubs 3g F APY. 2. 3.1 U... ' I cfsfedar Q of ' -Z YN DAVIS t 1,593 ' .fx ,lr 2 -X 4-3 l is a .AL-2, Mx J A Tfvlfl . J 2 .z-I ff 14.533 2. FHA 3. vt, 'ff' NW, J, a grand gil-I. ' foxy fo VJ' A 4, HAROLD DAv1s Voc.-Ind. Daffy Ambition-Auto Mechanic Has good mechanical ability . . , crazy driver . always playing tricks on people. FRANK DEFRANCO, JR. -cj Voc.-lnd. V Chech Ambition-Mechanic Friendly . . . likes cars . . . makes many trips to Bloomsburg. BENNIE H. ITRICH Vocational Agriculture Sheriff 11 bizi armer R dio Clu 2 tling 2, 35 FAA 1, 2, 3. ways in o l . c usually be found in the gym . . ik e l X X1 RIE 'T It W . f . bl -i rcha iser ry ra ati b ' ,U 2 g Usher lg Stand Committee 'Q r P . a willing helper . . . has many friends. N QF gb DREENE A. DERR ommerc' l 5 Susan Q ' Ambition-Chiropractor 's 'gilt X' X Dramatic Club 2,35 I ' A A , Placid . . . prim . . . nice to know . . . c ul. - 'V I l 1 PEGGY ANN Ay! ' Home Economics! . f Af lf' ,Peggy Ambit' nff ou wife Lf , S X v I I -I' 1, 2, 34 Radio da 1g!ugfi1ari7f9JlXB,2g lf'HA 3. n irses a d . . to roller' skate 1' .Hlmniable E in D X ' I l l f LAI ORES UC TINE gi , C! V' . jQ6llege Pg 95 X f ff? , in - b. . - 'Teyhl ,C f r gf A , . as 'n 'HOV a 6' 4 1 'Z ' V Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, tudent ,Uouncilx 1, 2g1Clee Qllib bfStancl ' if Y 'E V Committee 3g Dr atic Club ,3. f J I ft .. 4 Q59 I f ir 4 ' . Li 'Q Ambitious . . . prett 1c1othes I. . beautiful ir 1. . . courteous S V ,iv ' to everyone. ,' K' l ' I b 2 A wfih, vi ig J ' Rf tu v f 1, g 1, Q ,tx E 4 1 A AREA DIGYONDOIN Nico f ' MW- ' 'Wx College Prep f , Barb ' l Ambmon- rse Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g kllee Clubfl. 2, 33 Radio Club 2, 33 5- ,..,,. -9 X, Vqyy ' Dramatic Club 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3. fi 5 -W 'i 0 e of our prettiest girls . . . likes music. y yi . .,g.g Q JAMES Dolviml of General I U I Ambition-Bu er Alt Crafters ly, I B10 , wavy hair . . . big s i 'J' 11 l X. CONSTANCE DZIAL W KI k lle Rte Conni .X U Ambition-Nurse 0 S a d Committee 2g Tri-H1-Y 2, 3g Dramatic and Radio Clubs Sports enthusiast . . . neat . . . fashion-minded. We GN i Janice Evans. Elsie Fair- child. and Libby Fairchild serve as ushers for an eve ning program in the audi- torium. n 1117 l Mfg' . ,L lf gf 2 Hxji ,cf ,,l+'0Wb,Q4, -4 J . 1 AQ., Mc JJ,. Va .N Mjf My 1 ,J ,ft ti Q 2 t. lf' lil J fi!!! ff v f' L, WX? IJ, 'C ' rf 1 X 4 ,C ft .fe ff C X G f XV H yup' fee we df! . Q 'J' .ff 5.9! ff' , A BETTYMAE ffizftartrii ERDMAN Commercial Ambition-Housewife Dramatic Club 3. Determined . . . friendly . . . likes June weddings JANICE LOUISE EVANS General Frenchie Ambition-Nurse Dramatic Club 23 Usher 3. Unpredictablci. . . impulsiv . . . very 0 able and cute. SKI, MLIZ ET N F CHIL lege P Libby Am ' n-Yub c .. ing IJ!! C b , , Tri- C ' 2, g 'Sher . 3 m and , ta C0 itte s Rad and mat' Club , , 3 Art My J e Elawigiljl Rep.: J nior ed Cro s ep. Sew epe ab? ., f I of ition . . . ha' host of friends. if Lsi U FAIRCHILD G eral LC ' AmbitionwTf-acher Dramatic Clubs 1, 2. 33 Art Crafters 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3g Usher 1. 2. 33 Radio up pillar of the Clee Club. 'Dt q -4-1 Soft spoken . . . wonderful disposition anduptitudesf . lbfflly U llftlffl .,i C il at 2' 7 Typist W N Fl-ITTEROLF pf-ppy . sparkling blue eves WWW WWW. s Xu rf... MW. A Nxqv Dram ic Clubs 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y Stretch Ambition-Autornotive Stylist Band 2. Dean of hot-roddc-rs . . always laughing . . . tall and blonde. 3l Elizabeth Foulk and Jerry Colomb congratulate Bon- nie Gunther who won the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. s . x ' f I xl - JJ A diff .lx gy lit Q KJ 3 ga . . . .xg la 4 SY x J D X l l . ' it A 4 5 , 1 1., ,,- time if f ,ff wr , fl i,rat 1 , A ' 5 ig, 4,41 ' 2 AB FOUIK ew Jil Commerciall X 1 fle ' it X I' I lf, Xlaiz Ji ii I , u Awihk retgk ,fl XX ' W Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, ee Qxf 1, 3: am iiivflan adio ubs y A V 'N 2, 3g Stand Q mitt e U I ' ' 'NR l Z5 Really nice . .X. e preteiest tr! of ye Hthfee mUSiNP9, 'Ai 'Hb' . . . special intere! in b,5keth7lJf A 'lp r f if' 1f f . E ' ff, ll I ,, xl XEXEN FR D sy , ,f ,-i ., Commercial X H ' Sonny A ' Ambiti n Spirits Ainounw Great reader and talker . . . W' t hedqfx. w llocal Mara- thon prize in 1954. if E- xl XV' X52 .ji , C lj l tl il JANET FRY l Commercial 'l Ambition-F.B,l. Stenographer ' l Vi Band 1, 2, 3g Stand Committee 1. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Dramatic x il Q QR and Radio Clubs 2, 3. -P is ' Speed typing is her joy . sense of humor . . . friends galorq! 'P ,' Q 'av- ' 1 V l GEORGE FUREK ffl ' v--. General Cookie SQ, Lim l Ambition-Wild Game Hunter ,ki i Football 2, 33 Basketball 35 Baseball 2. el Great deer hunter . . . good looking . . . has a big smile X X X X l rx. , 5 Voc.-Ind. Model airp little to say. Voc.-Ind. Real doll' trouble. VICTOR GEARHART Vic Ambition-Air Force lane builder . . . always laughing . . . has very BILL GEIST Gink Ambition--Machinist ' . . . mad driver . . . usually in some kind of Qu- 5- RIT' . JEROME GoI-oMB College Prep Jerry ,4nIbitI'orI--lfngineer Enjoys hunting . . . lrasliful around girl- . . . has the usual Colomb good looks. I Q, FI.oRENc3E Nl.-KIECUXH-IR .f - X'1l 3J HIIIIEJPTQL' xomies Flo 1 ' ' .X .f . . . . I f' w Ulfllflflllf-lil'iiUlll'l3ll !!Ii?jjlII Club 2: llanfl 23 I-'HX 3. I yi fflvv vfffvfzyl . . -incere . . . the sliy type. W ,,fg.wf x f I 'H ' fm-' AR0I.IJf1RASl-EY flex X jWMrjWWJfiY'or'.4lnIl. UA!! f xXLJArII1ilI'orI--Air Force --NQ0 Has a nose for trouble . . . skinny . . . fancy crew cut . . ' junk box Ford. IloNNIE GINTIII-IR Colle-ge Prep bition-Secondary Trac er X St d Io I'tt 1. 2. g'Civie Club ep.g Class Treasurer Drk ic 1, 2, oliyligen . . petite an a Itious . . .a perfect lady. ax K A , - Que Nope' T t tb 060 Q-U hi. . tk' 'Q QQMQXQIIRGINIA K. GENTHER ocational Home conomics Ginger Ambition-Housewife Radio Club Ig FHA 2, 3g Clee Club 3. A good cook . . . seems to like the Marines . . . quite shy. Y 1 EVAN G. IIAGENBIQCII. JR. X College Prep Skip T1 --9 'Cv Ambition-Pharmacist Basketball 1. 2, 3g Baseball 1, 33 Kiwanian: Hi-Y 2. 33 Key Club 2, 35 Class President. A good president . . . accomplished basketball player . apparently afraid of females. JAMES W. HAIIN 6+ ' Voc.-lnd. q ipptjgfm Ambitionwfllachinistfb 5 Q Has plenty of good humor . . . induitri us LW, I ob's. WlLLIAN1JOIl.' A J W5 W ff College Prep I X' H011 Ambilion-HM or' Tgfper f Tall, dark. and terrific . fl :smooth AC. . i nious at avoiding homework. , IV JOHYVHANKU College Prep Ambition-Blinerologist Band 1. 23 Wrestling 2, 3. Much artistic ability . . . has a hot rod special.. . . unpredict- able. HERBERT HENRY H.-XRMON Voc.-Ind. Herb Works at super friends. Arizbition-Grocery Store Owner Basketball I. market . . . owns his own car . . . has lots of Kg 1:51 if A--.Y M MARY FRANCES HEALY DENNIS CHARLES HARNER Voc.-Ind. Denny Ambition4Drafting Football 1. Cute. terrific . . . nice manners . . . likes P.O.D. RANDALL HART Voc.-Ind. 7 Ambition-Mason V , Brown, wavy hair . . .Y easy to Lget aldng witlf . . i likes llo go . out on dates. . I f iv .V L 6' l HL It 1 ' L' - A 11' M I . I GAIDANN HART!-:R AV , fr' 4' Commercial in ' ' X' A - ' . . L' L 3 f ' l ' . 1 , 'A 'Ambzjzon-fSecretXar?,' L . ,KV ,c Cheefrle.gtler'lHJ., 2, lig lCleeVXClub 1, 2, 3g Drafnlatifcliafzid Racliof I . . . . ,f . K M l QI-ubsy,2, 35 Tri-H1-Y 2g,'3g Student Council- 2, 33 Stand Com- mlllfg fx? fx .X V L li , L 1- 4 1 . Pffilite ahd sweet usually' withi L' XB rl Com- President. Y lgflu, Sgxglwy Sh pt . llfe of party, Vocational Home Economics Shorty WJ Lf Ambition-Housewife P h U FHA 1, 2, sg Cla- Club 3. ' vf . '31 1 Athletic L :ZHH Kids! . . , likes to travel. M' Q Ji X' I I ' N -X Q , ' 1 in P KEN ETH L. HEAPs l 'V Ambition-Marines N gt' y3'eneX:ial . UM W be U VX 'N M Mertz YK' fax .lfoo alll 1, 2g Basketball 3g Baseball 2. 'Slwuldefs . Q0 d athlete . . . girls are always after him! X ,Q 'X -fy ff Vo t ,W g, an gl X WAYNE HELLER Vocational Agriculture Ambition-Farmer Reds Mad truck driver . . . always in the Ag 'room . . . usually sleeping. Athletic full' J ,f 1 Band 4240 BEVERLY JEAN HEss like College Prep Bev Ambition-Nurse Kind, industrious . . . considerate . . . good natured. LINDA L. HESS College Prep I-illdfl' Ambition-To be a Success Q- Dramatic Club 2, 3g Stand Committee 33 Organ 1, 2, 3. Dislikes homework . . . co-operative . . . pleasant to have as a friend L gk oxflta 'band xbox .X Q 'J 'U l ' cJ lf . QLUWVW' 'W l ,fx f a ,O l 'QUCJK fox! V V vw - CVROBI-E' 1431.-xairigxlqrggfvxl A fy-7' ,X xmvrffial 1 5 .H I J Y 1' Bolulnif- if raw Qli ,flow -or i o X AMJVVA ,LX ob. rv ary J! ow - Q. wp ciqgi 1. gggji iQQ.kf2. 31 Ilramativ c:1,flJ1'?2. 3. Radio ox! V W 'll lfClulJ ir' 2. lf' XXVML A IRJVV' X Uvyb wJKQal'm.!Qrndl'lious. 44fsihlv- .xlywflhlmif-'s an all arounfl girl. -.fbi h - ix VC -I I fr AMW V J' N NJYICIIARD Emi -mo llILDEBRAND dw J f 7 Colleg9Q,Pl4-p Rich 'Q vi, XVVN fffllflliflillll -Nasy W ,UV ljaskvthall l. 2. 3: Football 2. 3. 1' lf .ki Handsome . a goofl liuflrly . . . tc-rrific athlrtf- . a real fun lover. Eblzvtnnriiyjcl. 'Z !,bllf'Qf' Pri- Tjf Libby . . Ambition 1-Nur X I nj V., Ulf-4-'Club l ' raniatirt fjluli 2 3 J Likf-s a good ti . . trust nr l . . all the- qualit' , of a gr l nurse-. M L19 rp.-XRYLE llocx ' 1, ' rr ' . J' .e4 al oz E fx Nm Lag Hawk xr XJ - Ambition--'tat Troo ir '- '3 gl' X Art afteri . 2. 'I 3 Stantll lo ' elX3g Hi-Y lg Radio 2 lily' C X Ci, -sy L 5 njigs :in ands , . . wok hater . . . talks in a loud SQL ,JZ .joic . . . g ral. V N U t X , ,JF VJ ll COLLEEN HORSEFIELD J . O I Commercial Ambilion-Typist Plc-asing smile . . everyone likes her . . can be depended upon. MARTIN L. Hougx Colle-go Prep Bucky A mbilion --V Nawy Kill, Sf 'df new is 1,-. 6 ba ,-n. Z' N Footlmall 1, 2. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: Fturlffnt Counril 1, 2: Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2. 3. QQ... Wm. Popular with girls . . . a good athlete- . . . unfortunate-ly his nose while playing football. WV ' M X I 1 ,,.. ' if ' 7 ,V 1 . I f J J :alkyl J Jr. 'Aff' Um' F! . f ,Lf F1351 A' . ,F ,Xp If bf 'J-f Q 1 . .lp Q-1 1 A! 4 L A - .f , if f Jy -.1 1 i - ff' Q If - . ,tv Q' X' ' j! fy' ' .f K .NV X! xi N . ,lf nr x J' ' 1 A X J-1 Xian Frances Healw C01 leen Horsefield and Lau retta Henrle d 1 s C u s 1 8 day s HCIIYIUCS while getting textbnok: from their lockers. 35 Luther Laidacker, David Latorre, and John Hrinda, who are outstanding art students, display some of their work. 'SN s 7' V1 SHIRLEY ANN HOUGH Commercial Ambition-Secretary Quiet, amiable, and efficient . . . all traits of a good secretary. AGNES KATHERINE HOVANCAK Commercial Aggie Ambition-Airline Stewardess Glee Club 3g Dramatic Club 3. Such a charming smile . . . air minded . . . pretty . . . should make a wonderful airline hostess. I H LENE vvzTrFcr-'S f fgexigiiox X Helen . A 1' A e V s Q ' .s mme it ould ' ate in e inter ,Kpn.joyl-r4H'HEic a sc oo . , JOHN VHRINDA I General ' . ' ' 5 Big -lOl'm ' ' '- ffnibilion-l-Diesel Engineer n A L I - Fooftball 1: Wwiestling 2? Alt, Crafters 3. l A Bigf . ' friendly? . . dislikes wjfajlfnxhut likes to! dovfavors for People. X: X Q. Gui X 4 - QMS., Q lfl fl if in J IQ' if .xKAYdVlL0t3Q1sE HUNIMEL ,' -- H ' t Eommercial X X XX is , 'Ambitj4onfl?rivate Secretary y N V A Dramati Club 2:33 Glee Clin 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. example of things small packages . . . only seems to, e quite Y Txre alwlayilm tmy way. In Jul d :Milf ZX , Q C X 1 X XL L. HUMMEL 5-lim lp wad - th v location l Home Economicsv Jw ULU L X Q ' .X Ambition-Housewife fvwnv M Via, ix FHA 2.3. N' XA. carefree miss . . . quiet and easy to please . . real good cook. 1 , , f , ' Ki A y J ,, i ig ANE,J4llUN5ltA M l P - f Iifiz' hx! Z LQ'6lle-ge' rep If f A' - , ,qkfrzbiliyfrf-Med' ' e I AEI' I L Lf Lbiarp lf? Claw Ushe ' jf I?-ppy, pike-zty,Alst?1arkl' ,ff 3 ' L,Qllo's tops With everyone. d y -f ,l -I I '11 a 0- N f I f lf L,RlRY HUN NGER, ' bpVti0f'liftl. Ji' 1 'V I A , Huntz If 1- V ul Ambition! aftsman K x 6 ,il-f , i Keytcub 2. a 'lilies tojdrive Oilsmobiles . travely to Mifflin frequently '. . . enjoys draftjnglckass. , v. J I ' 'SYLYIA ANNE JEROME l Sliv Commercial lt f 1' X 'Ambitilm-Secrelafy X Dramatic and Radio Clubs 2. 35 Clie Club 1. 2. 3g Student Council 24 Stand Committee l. Live wire . . . mischievous . . eyes sparkle . . . jazz . . cite Hair-do . . . dancer. B CHARLES JOLINE I Q-'77 General Chick A x xii? we ANN 3' ramatic Club 3. Ambition-Service Art Crafters 2, 3. Always smiling . . . quite a talker . . . girls attract him. Tillie 4,3 :qu I I curly hair . . . co-operative . . . well suited to her V 'IL L 1 .Q-n work. Q,...,, C JOHN A. K. KRUG, JR. College Prep Krug Am bitionwllechanical Engineer Has lots of fun in school . . . likes math and science classes best . . . a likable fellow. FRANCES ANNE LACCHE K . gn Commercial Fran Ambition-Secretary 0, Qlee Club 1, 21 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3. W 4 x X fi5eaQjoker..,.f:'l5n filibgCeyes . . . usually with June and Agnes. K 5 .1 'FEW Off W6 ' ,bf V fy , J8 VA LUTHER LAIDACKER cf Af IGWW Gig ' X I1 V jjj 5 '4 Ambition-Armed Forces LG ' l i' lub poster prize winner . . . never loses his temper .. fix, l . . quiet and shy. H. JUNE LANNING Commercial Hulia 12 . Ambition-Model Dramatic Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Likes to make people laugh . . . has pretty, long, blonde hair . . . a good dancer. DAVID FRANKLIN LATORRE College Prep Beefy Ambition-Architect Football 1, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Radio Club 2. if The life of trig class . . . talks all the time . . . likes to read science fiction. RICHARD LAL'BAc11 X z ' D1 falJ4r- K 4 Wag, f 'bn Dick Anzbition--Navy . . big and likable . . . lows JEANETTE J. LAVER .lan Ambiliurz--Worker A uf Lett.-1 1, 3. 1 ann tI?W 1Js'11ple . . . llai little to dancer rl EL1sAB12TH Luyisn YK! Q ff' Liz ll, 'N zbitio -Nurse l 1t1 n ab yy usic . . merrx uae-s good 1 IG H. LLEw15LQN,2L ' 'O ee 127 ffwff at 1 dgrblffgglfdicalf Doctor C ll n 1 2 ai pK xQubi2Q3Pg A ',Y12x2. 33 Dramatic and Rarlirgg UU gr? 3 l l6? .1 iBasql1h71Jf31 Kiwanian 33 cu 11. 'Flsxlt PKQL, jff7L' popular ctude tqgfte r s. , 1 all a 1 llow .4 rrmthgr2:ifwygZliA. tilvtiyffiihl Z5 Q1 L gl A Ji 1 Q' 11:7 C0 ff Ref' - i Vocational Agriculture ex Future cowpoke fit better in a mar than o a or real hot rod. Student Council 2 'S Dramatnc Club 2 5 lfr Popular with ueryone weft alwax vs rlun J' J M 1 f c NBERGER III te A 1 cllm 1,47 4' ji 2X !!VQm Draft man on t e female sex a ie 1 e cio want ,,.w,r , k, Lf, iv i- I Yf U 1 W f f h My' if i i' i ' t Aflraft man M ' D 2 0437 5 ' in ix ' fn 1' MW Ziff! Y 1 ,f A' 1 'fi lGene-ral J Z Junior l ,M 3 Small and ood 0 g alssax plea an 1 1 all and Ja W Dramatic Club 1 2 3 Radio Club 1 2 Cl Llub Stand Committee 3 Dreamer .-. . attracts guss hard to fl ure 1ut crazy 1 J Copbge lf XD J O lo a X, 5 Algikin Jlon we okecl N tl 3e 10r1Q headed for su e '. Wi l xt ,1 7-I if' lg M' Elf' '59 f . IIARY ELAINE LYONS is ,I . be s l Elaine N ' M Ambition-Typist Clek ' lr ' lgpclio d Dramatic Clubs 2, 31 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. e e Mille ig the end of her sophomore year . . . Mui an m Ien here. 'M ,rl JOYCE MCALLISTER J 9 Shorty Anibition-Typist Tri-Hi-Y 2. 33 Dramatic Club 3. Shortest neryxyr of the class . . . reserved . . . likes to be Uwvflll. N h A L, J, N f Q i ,A CARUXQIANN . QCKES I D .College rep! IJ ' iz D Y K lx Ailbili.DH4.l ccess , Iiadflt, nl Wan? Ckifbs Slnhgflldeyl Council 3: Glee Club 1 3:!9 antlflom Itteeyp. , rf V! B Xml itll-Qriitelyj. .Kwh it 3 iverhjf . . bad nerses in chem flalI..l.sweet...3Qf Y 45 M .f ,j x 2 'VIR ' N-tj W 9 l If MARY ANN NIIAIQAR y xi' if Commercial g l' l Ambition-A Success ,manly N12 I Muriel Long and Joyce NIL-Allister are regular cafe- teria customers. Nlrs. Amy Shetler and Nlrs. Zelma Canouse are in charge of the cafeteria. Clee Club 1. 2, 3g Radio Club lg Dramatic Club 2. 33 Stand Committee 33 Civic Club Rep. Brains . . . personality . . . ambition . . , red hair . . . put them all together . . . a minor explosion! DAVID E. MANNING Voc.-lnd. Dave An1bitionwSalesnIan Has a yen for automobiles . . . likes to keep people guessing , . . a good salesman. MICIIAEL ANTIIONY NIARTELLI General Nose Ambition!-Coast Cuard Basketball l. 2, '3g Football 1, 2. Cyrano . . . great lover . . needs lots of sleep . . . a good jump shot. Q A HOWARD MARTZ xp , Cnmmer al , XI, Arnbition-Typistgb lnter . ed 1 girls . . . fond of outdoor li e . enj N in on a c versation. by ' DAVID F. MATASH ene HW . tbition-lfndecided Q1 X, Football 1. 2. 3. Xp X . hster . . dresser . . . Lucky Horan . e w fema . L W-Q A S RosE M.ATTUCCl College Prep Rosie Ambition-Stenotypist Dark, curly hair . . . nice to know . . . capable . . . stenotypist in the making. LEONARD IVIAUSTELLER Voc.-Ind. Moe .flmbilio illraftsman Tries to do everything: just ' ht little on the shy Side . . . always a gentleman. All G it 0 ,- M i lf' , Bw, if fn All K A Y JANE MIKNICH 1 V' lj VV tion l om nomics ' Nanc M bition usewife ffl A 3. 1 X' - JJ Ne . . .mcadllder I A others . . . a f1ne housekeeper. x ' STANLEY MIKUSH XL A fl General 'ffl Ambition-Electronics ntifically inclined . . . agreeable . . . he music, likes popular 9. After reporting to their homerooms for roll call, Leonard Mausteller, Richard Miller, and Dave Oram leave for the sheet metal and machine shops. Q' S15 Ii a iV!K Y I. N Halt' A 'S' I, If A 1 F- aa A ry. 3'3f v 4' 444' ,I RICHARD MILLER Voc.-Ind. Dick Ambition-President Loves trouble . . . might make White House after revolution . . . enjoys himself. RUTH ANN MILLER Vocational Home Economics Til Ambition-Housewife Clee Club 1, 2, 3g FHA 1, 2, 3. Likes to travel to interesting places . . . hopes to be an ef- ficient homemaker . . . good friend. ROBERT MOSTELLER General Roh Ambition-Forester Student Council lg Art Crafters 2, 3. The HaPPY Wanderer . . . doesn't care too uch BENNIE NAUNCZEK 1 Vocational Agriculture ' Q, en Ambition-F 3052 M Q FFA l, 2, 33 Stage Hand 1, , ' Ar ters 2. i Received first prize at the Pennsy te Far w f the Potatoes he raised as an F.F.A i . a ANTHONY MATTHEW NoRcE K General Heap Ambition-Coast Guard Radio Club 1. Man Mountain . . . perpetual grin . . . in favor of girls. JOANNE OBLOSSER Commercial .loan Ambition-Secretary Band 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 3. A petite, lively lass . . . cute, winsome smile. DAVE M. ORAM Voc.-Ind. O Ambition-Marines '5-,J-I w' s in some kind of trouble . . . Northend gang . blush s easily. ,J . wif' REGINALD STEPHEN ORAM I V College Prep Mouse Aa., E' Ambitionflfngineer '1 g iwaniang Football lg Basketball lg Key Club 2, 34 Blue and Xi, hite 34 Radio Club 3. Tall. studious . . . likes sports . . . has a knack for drums ...qui te a brain. too. ELEANOR PADEN General Jixigition-Air Force uuffatic Cl b 2, 3, Mischievous My witl .'. ajgxod SIQ . . . retly hair. ' ' li I . xrfwt A fl .MTQT I ' PAPP it fry! m i i f ' ' ' , I' V'Mart I I n 't rifgwble, X VJ colo uarrl, . . ' go gin has a pretty sm' .V Y' 2' ' jf l J Rf 4 X A-4-' I H 'W L T N- to tl K K we Q With paper cutter and N stapler Eugene Plensner and Leroy Powell complete one of the numerous commu- nity projects prepared by the Commercial Department each year. ROBERT PARKER General Hob Ambition-Navy Has hundreds of freckles . . . good skater and swimmer . may be an admiral some day. RUTH ANN PARTINGTON College Prep Ruthie Ambition-Waves Trustworthy and conscientious . . plays intramural basketball . . . liked by her classmates. LARRYFEEQ9 i College Prep - Tinker Football 2, ' Ba etb 1, 2, 3g Baseball 2. 3. Am umer or Trapper f . vip If One of our be alihle s . loves and practical jokes . . . popular ' h eve ney jf Com rcial Gene MM EI.ifENE PJDKRISNER . I ll X I ' Ambi ' n-Business 1 ljfyviry IAQ . shies awufy from girls . . . studious an ass We us? wbpfld. I If ff J , , I X y Q J ll J' by V yiyfb 'VL ,f I ff 4, ll. ft' r .f l , ' -I J 5 f I gf lxlARILYN LOUISE POTTER V lj .1 Xa , 1 ,y - . D If YV. ' .xy KJV . , , Commercial f f X A i 1 I ir Ambition-Stenographer X C Cleie Club 1, 2. 35 Radio and Dramatic Clubs 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y if 2. 3. 41 Sweet and even tempered . . . not as quiet as she may appear .K . . . neatness personified. Q LEROY DAVID POWELL as fr'-,. f f Commercial LN. Ambition-Accountant Hi-Y 3g Key Club 2. 33 Wrestling 2. 3g Radio Club 3g Stand Committee 3. Good wrestler . . . sharp dresser . . smooth dancer likes fun and food. MZ VF, Bon PRICE C -3 Prirey fl.4m1,nf0naIJiIfh Digger ligdn . . takes a lot of ribbing cn llf I'an't St 1' ll1 ll'1 le, A INA MARIE Pnonsr C rg-ial lmpis- ,f Ambiiion -W lFS llfhvr 2. 3. Likes pf-oplv . eww well and bak:-s fleliriolif Cakes . quiet and sinrerf Commercial STEPHANIE ULCA PIiHER Ambition-Unrlerrided if ,gfjv .fjfQf.A A xx fax - n 0524 f X-P Olg Q Has plenty of-Common sense . . . expert bf-hind a soda fountain . . . attractive, laughing eyes. YVONNE MARIE PYPIAK f Ii' Commercial 1 l I Von V Arnbition-Secrets! gfjylf Cleo Club lg Usher 3. V ,yff Dainty and soft spoken . . . enjoxyj . . . to kwa . IS to like her. r gbklivfflf J, I if J- - 'j,,f-- i I A I ,,. 5. Ay, f t 'IJ CARQL ANNQIA .Nv,,f ' U bvpmynixil !l wif -MAXIM V :J fJ DA! Rune 5 Y, S X I Anzbitjsfon-gacretary y f Ha char andvxifit . . . aflgel friend .'. . Hobbies are Ing flyiiwyim ,A 'fi 1 Y,f 5 Af ' 101 - l It fl in I. RfEcI5rlj X yvy Coll.-ge P ep f Mm- Ambit' ffihemirtal Engineer Band 1. 2. 34 Hi-Y 2,673 Viffrfatic Club 2. 35 Key Club 2. 3: Kiwanian, '- lntelligien . .!Jff'iIie J6h' the wheel . . . always in a nhurry.! V ,xi MM b SAMUEL ROMANIA 'I I, J , ofiil' AL il of qbtfll Voc.-Ind. f Ambition-llachinirl I Sam 1 Good looking . . . likes to tinker with can ufually Il! 'be found fooling around. ' X f gy QW of lf, Hiwxroxg' , College Prep Q -LJ I Hay i ' Ambilior 1 ' - - F x I h I K ff 5 A , Radio Llul ' , ot ll 3. j I V . Dependable and frivndlylffl. A earnest. sineen manmr R - X lilgefmiinrriingz. ., V, iy X ' , Jtim' 5AxIsEI. , Vocational llonu' EI-onornlt nv. nfnzbilion-Hou-e'wife 'i FHA I. 2. 3. I ' V Always calm in a tri if . . , gov- out of her way to be helpful - like- art .7 ' A 'Aix ' f KENNETH SANISEL . A, FJ,,M- CUIN4 A.- jf, . . 2' 1 f I N w Loniniercial - X555 ' -' U , lU,f.,4,.w UI 1 ' ws-v 4 Ambition-!l'ypIst fl, if I A gy A good library citizen . . . travels alone most of the time . . . if f , likes jazz music. 2 05 If 1 O A- 'QI' ii' Colle-ge Prep Brilliant . . . petite . . . loval . . . Fran is one in a millio . Clever art student . . . designed the y class ring . . . real nice. FRANCES SUZANNE SEAMAN Fran Ambition-Scientist ,JA- GLADYS V. SEELY ,ki Vocational Home Econgwf Ambition-Housewife FHA 2, 3. if - , . ' '11 f 0 l Q it 4. M l V I ' 'W A H U , LW ,I A LENORE IJ. SEELY . ' ' N t T5 . ' i wxll tfj, V J J I ,. f Q ai sk f ' ff Um-s nof hvaste - - TV and read- i ia ' ' 5 ing are pastimes W ' , 'V its .fc is I rX 'tl A its WM f, UV 57 1 and sew. ,. J l V js X ,,. flf 9 if . sis S .- MAN olle , T' ep 01 ? ' l' Q- i se I ,VPD I 2, 3 f- - ' 0 3g Student Cfunqfig Civic , ub e ' I .- a ' . - 1 , if , , J f is f 3' f x ' ' i ,R ee I a .:.- ' 1 . st . . e cient a always!-busy , . . ,'- 2 ' 0 .,: : ng mber of h ass. ' ' ,l4 ...f 1 t ' , 'af D 0 HY ARIIQSHIHEQ . . IM V 4' . ' College 9 f ,J fi , V, A Dm, ,X mbitioi1?Nyrse , 't , .7 If' . ' J Spar li g onalityfii . . alwyxs readyiwgillfia helping and . . . . ' m a fi nurse. fl ' I., X Q e f , fl I ,f jj K Xi! iii! I I BNRBABA Am? Sutmrz , V,A, Colle e Prep YI jf' i .f X Barb R i ,Q PQ 'Amlfitio -Typ't ' I ? , Glee Club 1, 2, ' nd l, 2 4 a a- 1' D mat Club 2, 3. Blonde and beaut u . . . . . . of o est twirlers. '7 ,Ze 1 f' K pr A 7 l: i ' M 3 i . A e al 'if' ' It ' , ' Amb n 'F enogra e -1 V -5 ll ub g Dram . n R , 3g' and Com- mi g dent ci . Good j erbu . . r min out a di . . real live wire. NTH NY SILVETTE X! 5 , General on 1 J Z3 Ambition Marine M2 i . K MARIO D SILVETTY 'fill -- -. - . 0 77 .ff Sharp dresser . . . handsome T ffl! . ' f Q jlt , 5,45 W L f . Exuberant . . drifts along. General ,L W, L ' ' Ambition-Navy ML A SPV 'fi' Football 3. gm! l If ' C ,J X . loves to get into mischibf .J. ' s boy STISI - 'll, If 'ff L i , M fl Lf! ' l ll J ff! cfxl lfclna Smith and l.enore Se-1-ly make plans for a husv c-vening doing their homie work. 5 . -1 ,V .. , f i Y 11 , l Q ' 1 l l Commercial Likes to tell c .fx easily, l Vocnlnd. Likes girls , . looking. BILLY SL0w1cK Vocational Agriculture- Bill Ambition-Farmer FFA 1. 2, 3. Popular . . . rifle-Q bus to school . . . une- of Xlr. Davila right hand mf-n. 4 FLL VOC.-lnfl. 1-Aviv A skilled nice mannersn ., ubfllalrk , . . N Q ' EDM S if-fl N A ' ocational Home Emnoniics fi i u Q W A - A pf' f 0 fm .wa Av with p 1 blonde- hair . . Y ry or: Ncar acmg. i All fo ji ' Swirl J, X C+- e-r N , MM Snuff vi . .-lmbi' z'plJ5alr2-nian ' X . ufl .ournvil P Sir t 3: Y 2 I y Club 3. f- ltmiwru . . -harp . . . li r' . good f-xc-cutiie fv I f JAMES C. SINK Fink Ambition-Ft:-nngraphvr orny jokes . . . intf-lligf-nt . . HlBkf'F fri:-nflx f , -ff? ' JAMES W. SITLER, K f X X x 1 lj , 4 zf jim l Amb1'ti0n-Ganjhfifiarclf-n 1 f - 6 34, 'LJ. f ,134 ,Basvhalll 1. 2,1 f , 41 f' , .IilH'tere'!?gr2Jl1iQ,'liaif-hall'. . . 'tall alnrl! grind , , , 1 V- , X , fy, 1 1 1 f f -f .f '.1,' , Lvf f f V, ,f X 1 f' , 1 S Rf O' 'T r R- WFP N- 1 NEIL EUGENE SMITH l Smitty W 1 O L ffu Ambition-Typist xii V QA Organ 1, 2, 3g Key Club 2, 3. ' Hey the gan for all school functions . . . studious and sf rm-opera iv . Q, I, i C Kms SORCE , nf' A U ,N Arnbition-Navy 4A R character . . . plays Y basketball . . . lives in the room. I CLARA ELLEN STERE General Ambition-Secretary isher 2, 3, Radio Club lg Dramatic Club 2, 3. Neqyness intelligence . . . loyalty . . . are some of the A m as belohging to Clara Ellen. 1 ll X if . I ' ' PAIJLINE MARTHA STEVENS .? ,,it 'll fl j M ,iff yfi!Commercial WI f l f fflmbiyon-Success , . , , pllee Clu 14' 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Band 2, 34 Usher lg , of !Sta'r? ittec!2. I M0 f :Wi some smi' , . . .ffimely color guard . . . faithful friend yy. . big bro n eyd3.f , 1 X ' x ,f . 1 ' GLORINQOICSJI ' f J' , ' Commercial X Q, X Sloic AmbitionlSuQiessi1 i 1 lg: Dramatic Club 2, 3g Radio Club 33 Usher 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3. Mysterious eyes . . . Florida . . . possesses understanding. PAUL R. SWEENEY Voc.-Ind. Sweeney Ambition-Mechanic Mechanically minde . . . hot rod fan . . talka 've 9 -'ns X ' , fy:-., Q iw elf' 'A 'vyQ!4f?S ,v fi wig iflfftflftytflfif li uri X ,f Mr. Herbert S. Morgan from the State Employment Office counsels Clara Ellen Stere on her vocational ap- titudes. ff Colle-gr Prf-p Nlarny Ixhf-r 1. 2: Tri-Hi-W 2. 3: Uruun Z: lilm- anvl Whirf- 2, 33 Dramatic' Clulm 33 Ftaml flfluirnittw- fl, Civic Club Refp .... intwlligvnt unfl llllllllllllllx . , avtiu- -orialrlv-. 1,1-nv-ral llutrli Play Hax in band . . , low-A fun anrl lwlp- provifle it . . snciablc. lfliffr 3. Smiles. smilvs. a fl Vi rf- iiIe-- -fi g' l'f'4 gwLufy0nP . LE' .bg A N. PAL' or Trims 1 fb OW , Yon- rl ,JAM K ' . ' ' nf M r Cl . V : Wire-Qtling 3 l Glu a A geprkixi . i . co-operative . . . vs vc, c Jw ewersone J . X ' 1 fy f -r ' LP , IC gpm' KC Tex Am iti NI ' es , ba 1. 2' ooth ' I lo oil 3. .po V-min e . g od mlr .sf-r . .V Mari erhqxp X' . 0 Yflliel fb, V0 Ll. J , ' B013 A ' ' M- II 3 ist f A F Sort of shy . . A wantl nj f as w 'orkPr. QILV r - 703 J ll ll fllll ' W il 'F 5 li!! ' M lj Wx XZ i ' 1 fl ,fa MMV YN E VlARNI-IR L F0 tiogilj ,F Wi -! N1 l x 1 ' 1 I 4 4 h br i l in 70 f It fl P Club 3. l 1 471 fgkwkiricbzlx li Q datw . . . enjoys a good time. ll ,f gif H LL 5 JLNE VARNER Q7 Vo ti nal Home Economir- Phil V, ,lp pn .4mbition-Hou-f-vfifv fx J Spencls leisure time reading . . . quite' a cook . . . will be a nl goorl housekeeper, goof QfR ij, iffy. , , , VIDA LEw ERA HARTZEL VOUGHT . . , , Nocational Home Economic- Ambition-Houeewife If ' k FHA 3' C-lee Club 3. Beautiful blonde hair . . . a ready ,mile . . ant she ike- to cook! JoRN WALKER x A College Prep Johnny Ambition-Navy , c Hear that motor boat, it's just John . . . happy-go-lucky . . . N.. 4 1 A JOAN W.ATTS College Prep Ambition-Nurse Usher 1g Blue and White 1, 2, 3, Band 29 Dramatic Club , 35 Cheerleader 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Full of pep . . . likes to dance . . . MQJ rful personalit . intelligent. V f 14 pretty clothes. CHAR ES ln. lA. W Voc.-Ind. harlie A N6 A I Amb' on-E tr' a n Wor s in gara . . st 'es fztom spar . does thin well. ' D mb tion ra man Vg, f WW nwlv X fl . achi sho Wert .- . gets lg fl g tl . .jlik s hu ng ,7 A tshin . ' ' fl? N, KL, , QM ROBERTA WEiKEL flf , , mercial Butch ' h Ambitio Typist Clee Club 2, 33 Dramat' Clu 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 34 Usher 1. Interested in people . jaw. , . . e ,ed friend . . . terrifi dancer. 0 ' X 7 A L If I y fi! If .I ET M1 , IITMIRE Lf L V tonal e Eco mics Of MJ A 1 'ion-Succcs V , 3: Dramatic Club f A dar blpbde with pretty blue eyes . . . a cheerful smile, too. ' BEVERLY A. WOLFINGER Commercial Bev Kev- 4? Ambition-Secretary Likes to read and listen to music . . . genial . . . quiet and efficient. - iv 'li 1 V ll ' .J bt o HELEN MARY YANKO ' ' G, 'Fixx l I J .IM 4 .UCI X I College Prep v ' 0 M, ' J Ambition-Writer or Scientist ' ,i ' ll! J Blue and White 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 2, 3: Radio Club 15 X A, A U I Stand Committee 2, 3. 'J Won major award in national competition in the Scholastic 5513 ' , Essay Contest in her junior year . . . a fine student. XMI f , ,ui . k ,. 1' W--ff ,W , -Q. wt, r 6 1, 'K ' 'bl X il ini 'Te 1 ff t I 1 A V Q ' I Q , .r K , Q a Q I s I c K' s 5 CLASS OF I956 UPI-ICFHN llllfl IX Yrfrzxur lxl N r si en fl XX XII-RN Se ref lflflk 1 r'1rP f' ivfrf' fl t if - H. P V. . P. ,,f , a limm- lvaskctlwall gzamv. IJ :S i-. 1' 'tam fN yi , , -f ' Xcjq Hox1ERom1 215 Xgpbl 0' l . . . . . . . . P :N ir mu' alph llvnilll-r, Llarlx Ihr-lil. Leu Uv-Pr-licei JUrl'IPl'l ljf-Iw-lim-, Serena' raw: Harrie-I J ' p 'aglm .u n Curlanil. Larl Daxix. Kflnnvth Dari-. Varrvn Clianilwrlain. Third wuz' Barbara I f bliran-on. latriwia Br'-fllwnn'-r. R+-li'-wa Carratli'-r-. Jilwph Caxhman. Toflil Bower. Ralph Cham- V lwrlain. Fuiirlh mu: Patriwia li-lllf--, Ulf-ria Capita. William liwnvvotv-r. Uaxiil ll'-rlin. Rudnvy llilts-nlivnilnfr. lirny Ipu lilainv. Hifharrl llmllo-. Fiiih mu: Rivliar-l ,-Xrlami. Franklin Alley, I , Virginia lxli. I.:-rruiriv Hula:-. luflilli Bank'--. lwui- Barnum. Elizalwth Be-ilpr. Slanding: Mr. I Paul Klingv-r. Jr,. William liwvwr. Hwlwri l,.llLUllll f'. R+-nalil IJ:-Xlwlf ' U, fi CLASS OF l955 '7 0 V J' V V, , , , HJ lf! Af ' Zig , ,i Lf! fly, aff Fifi if ,f f ' fu , ,f A ,' f il, x ,f X Q! hi ' F' . br 1 it rf EX 1 I . flu ,, Hoivu-:Room 101 i 1 A Wilma , Q1 'T X ' First row: JoAnne Fink, Elizabeth Heintzelman, Bessie Gordner, ,lanet Hess, Robert Foster, QV M fi! ' 1 ll A ,pf Wayne Eisenhauer. Barrie Edwards, Richard Grey. Second row: Darlene Grant, Jacqueline V J ,f1 ' Uivft . fv- Fulkersin. Carol Fetterman. june Haas. Dawn Grozier, Mary Ann DiPippa, Beverly Harmon, lyba , Qwwtf., , Shirley Fix, Robert Golomb. Third raw: Wayne Heckman, George Fetterman, Marlin Dietterick, il A WJ' fm' VV' David Hetler, Patricia Dorazio, Harriet Guyer, ,ludy Hawk, Charles Hill. Gerald Hicks, George X - Wa! ,A if Gottshall. Gerald Hess, Roy Folk, Mr. Russell Zimmerman. f' ., ff! 5 f30jE3j,,J JL 5. hw 7 had ' .W , 50 ,mx Y1 Q' HOMEROOM 103 First row: Donna Hixson, Jon Holt, William Horrax. Second row: Betty Hunsinger. Gerald Johnston, David Kashner, Frank Ke-hl, Molvine Kiner. Third row: Roberta Kishbaugh, Sandra Kishbaugh, David Klinesmith, Beverly Kost. Fourth row: Barbara Horvat, Thomas Holloway, Joseph Krawizcki. Standing: Richard Kelchner, Albert Kessler. Dennis Kepner, Sylvia Houser, Janet Hosler, Nancy Kramer, ,loan Kowalski. Nancy Knowles. Doris Houck, Mr. Peterson, Richard Kishbaugh. 1 ox .113 , . 4 vu 4 . v l 1 4 f ,fl CLASS DF I956 'Uv HOMEROOM 104 z 'fi inf! X if if ij, yi gf rxfydfif, j ' WW I if . f 1 ,A P, Zi! VJ I ,L XMB First row: Drue Longenberger, David Laulmach. Second row: Weldon Michael, Grace Mayes, Richard Major, Caroline Lynn, John L4-ffler. Third row: Judith Magrone, James Meighan, ,loan Lahr, Gloria Mackert. Dawn l.evan. Fourth row: Thomas Kuchka. Theodore Mercer, Donald Mafivh. Anita Magrone. Standing: Miss Ve-rna Cope. Arthur Mason, Horatio Kreischer, Eleanor Krug. If A . V l 1 1 f ,D H HOMEROOM 105 First rou: Carl Rnvzkow-ki. Larry Pilione. Janice' Rumi. Elaine Row, Second rout Edith Ruch. Sandra Rupp. Nancy Rusfell. Alicia Ryan. Dolorex Ryman. Third mu: Robert Pinterich. James Playfair. Aletha Polk. Nancy Procida. Marqueen Miller. Eugene Rim-himer. Patrick Romeo. Fourth row: Henry Newman, Shirley Ney. joan Nickln. Russell Parker. Barbara Patlovich. Dale Paul. ,loan Samsel. Nicolette Petty. Fifth rout Dayid Rees. Eugene Mont. Thomas Myeri. Nikki Scheno. Sandra Saray. George McLaughlin. Janice Nash. Kay Naus. Standing: Mrs. 5' Bette Henrie. CLASS OF 1956 .fa-- A f M .1 ,- Y ...WJ HUNT EHUOXI 106 Firsl row: learn-ttv Shultz. Hurlvy Sicklr-r. Cut-rino Silvers, livrnt-Ita Hitler. SFVOIIII row: Gail Sl-irip, Frml Smith. ,lay Smith. Donald Stew-lv. Sally Fkomfky. Third row: ,Iam-t Stout, Rit'llElI'fl Telf-ka-. Shirley Thomas. lfrerlerivk Toth. Mary Toth. Eleanor Stout. Fuzzrlh rout Jean Seltzer. Janet Shaffer. Sandra YanPt-lt. ,lolm Villa. Urterio Yilla. Gary Yvarner, Nancy Wvaters, Charles Sitler. Fifth row: Henry NVQ-st. Lt-on Wvhitmirr-. Beatrice Vlfilliaini. Shirley Wrist-, Elwootl Shoe- maker. Nelson Wvright. Rohm-rt Sitlm-r. Kay Sholes. Standing: Nlr. Murray Wiatts. Todd Bower and Rebecca Carrathers pay their class dues to Patricia Bredben- ner. homeroom chairman of Room 215. Sandra B i b e r, Larry Knorr, and Christine Berg- ner were awarded class rings for having high sales in the card selling project of the Sophomore class. Their com- bined sales totaled more than two hundred and fifty dollars. CLASS OF I957 'a .1,,' 74 'll ,1 .1 ld HUMEROOM 107 fx I A ,ff First row: Doris Canouse, Nancy Everett. Serond row: Carole- Bower. ,loan Bowes. Edwalah. X fu 1 l Paul Caciola. Reginald Bredbenner. Thin! row: ,lack Be-in-r. Barbara Brown. Donald Bnza, Chrif- ,lf l 1 I line Bergner, Sandra Biber, Terry Bird. Fourth rout Leonard Albertson, Howard each, Fred ' , ll Alley, Jerry Arndt, Roland Brown, Andre-w Balanda. Marlene Baylor. Standing: I' etdien Boon , I4 I .fl Helen Boone, Joyce Bodle, Merle Cain, Gregory Cahi, Xlr. Michael Lylo. I, ,J , 1.1 ' J l X -.-X ,ff-as MM I 1 1 I of, 5354-L, CLASS OF l957 ,ig 'swift' B ff 1 ug, HOMEROOM 109 ' First row: Connie Dietterick, Catherine Carrathers, Joseph Carter. Second row: Paul Chesney, Paul Fahringer, Anthony DePippa, James DeMarco, Carl Fish. Third row: Marie Ferro, Delores Dubil, Roland Dewalt, Camille Fenstermaker, Donna Drumheller, Robert Dunn, Judy Ebner. Fourth row: William Creasy, Larry Dauber, Thomas Fink, Rodney Charles, Wayne DeFebo, Randall Davis, Fred Dewald. Standing: Darla Davis, Harriet Denn, Kay Eckart, Deanna Daily, Mr. Frank Taylor, Earl Cropf, Joseph Farver, Robert Eyer, Gerald Dietterick. 3' HOMEROOM 111 First row: Ethel Herring, Mary Harvey, Marlin Henrie, Sharilyn Hough. Serond row: Garth Gray, Barrie Grozier, Albert Hahn, Wendell Hampton, Herbert Harmon, Julia Harrison, Elizabeth Howden. Third row: Donald Garrett, Alan Fleishman, A. D. George, Ray George, Barbara Girton, Dorothy Hart, Marilyn Grasley. Fourth row: Ceola Fish, Janet Howard, Mary Force, William Fowler, ,Ioan Frank, Rose Furek, Paul Hudik. Standing: Olivia Greenaway. Mr. F. 54 Lewis Long. CLASS OF I957 A Pt am t S HOMEROOM 115 First raw: Catherine Lanning, Donna Lanning, Carletta Lewall, Charlette Lehman. Margaret Leiby, Fred Keck. Second row: Larry Knorr, Kenneth Kulp, James Laidacker, Martin Laidacker, William Laubach, Jack Hurst. Third row: Joyce Hurrey, Janice Hutchings, Penny Johnson, Madeline Kachurka, Wayne Huntington. Fourth row: Janice Knorr, Carol Kocher, Donna Kreischer, Robert Kelchner. Fifth row: :Terry Kline, William Kemp, Wayne Hutchings, Clayton Knorr. Standing: Steven Kinney, Lynn Kepler, Sylvia Kelly, Donzella Kile, Mr. Leo Ratamess. HOMEROOM 209 First row: Dora jean Major, Lucian Manganaro. Second row: Mary Marshall, joseph Martini, Betty Lucas, Iris Masanotti, Carol LaValley. Third row: Kenneth Mausteller Donald Ma nard v Y v Paul Messersmith, Raymond Lex, Alice Miller, Frances Mont. Fourth row: Henry Morgan, Fay McAfee, Roland McNeal, Barbara McNinch, james Nash, Franklin Norce. Fifth row Carole 0'Dell, Thomas Paskewitz, Linda Caton, John Lipovsky, Robert Ldckard, Harry Longi Standing: Zolie Margita, Mr. J. Gilbert Henrie, Jr., Waunita Lynn, James Mageovage. 55 , ,lf 4 lil , lt fxx V R t f CLASS OF l957 yy 1 in HOMEROOM 211 First row: Sharon Polowchak. Kay Potter. Joseph Rado. Thomas Reagan. Second row: Judith Ridall. Patricia Robbins. William Robinson. Randall Ross, Donald Pifer. Third row: .ludilh Roush, Rose Salem, Avis Samsel. Fred Samsel, Michael Santora. Bonnie Schechterly. Fourth row: Brian Smith, George Seely, Virginia Seely, Donald Shires. Dawn Shoemaker. Bla-rlet Shultz. Mae Silvetti. Fifth row: George Skomsky, ,loan Sink. Thomas Sink, Michael Sircovics. Marvin Sitler. Ronald Sitler. Standing: Mr. Lee Banghart, Harry Rex. Gerald Laubach. HOMEROONI 213 First row: Audrey Stevens, Fay Traugh. Barbara Williams. Serond row: Barbara Wainwright Nanc' Thomas. Allan Wvocki. Barbara Uram Elsie Whitmire Third rout Ceoreian Stout y M . 1: . . P Linda Walton. Theresa Venditti. Joanne Werts. Richard Yohey. Marilyn Wise. Fourth mu. Lillian Snyder. Annamae Znsh. George Traugh. James Traugh. Harvey Strausser. Fijrh mu' David Taylor. Doyle Whitmire. Nlelvin Weaver. Douglas Steele. Bruce Smith. Standing: Nlr 56 Allen Turner. lB'gFl1n.ll fx! X N 2 XM SP5 FOQTBALL I9 4 RECORD BERWICK OPPONENTS 21 Hazel Township .,,., ,,,.,,, 1 9 6 Dunmore 7,,.., ..,,,,7 ,,,,,,, 3 1 11 0 Sunbury .,,Y.,,,,,,,7 .32 6 Mount Carmel u,,, YYY,,,. 2 6 0 Hazleton .7,,,, .. ,. . .1725 1 25 Bloomsburg A ,, l.,l, . 13 0 Shamokin ,,,,, 7,,,,,, 2 1 - f 1 6 Pottsville ,,.u.,,. 19 3 . 6 West Pittston ,.,..,,. ,,,,,tt 3 3 ,A 20 West Scranton .,,,s,, ,,s,, . .40 V ,K 207 Newport Township ,,,, s,.,,, 2 0 I JOSEPH J. COLONE Coach ' , ? if i gflmtl if gr-,,,,, MM- 2,54 sawn , ,,., . . Y A it 3' . ,r,. , .,.,,-f.., H, ,W 4..5,,w,r,,...,.M-e. . Wh' li -1' 1? V ff Q' f LT-71' M Hai s ,?5a?i5 1 ',L,.. .... Ye A 1 mai a., 1 1 E - J' A fare. 413 H if 1 A I . 4 7 Ei-753f,, 4-.J-Cin Q4 .::!Qf+5E3,5ggf345i1. ggi--514 vq Q3 N' 9 fa I it 30' H W . 1 ' ,V l Pa I NT' If Q F 555 F R , D' 'lf P 2 I - ec: at '-e53fe' S, L 2 1 7' 'E 'iff' A ii EAL 1 vii ii .5 L ly ' 1 Q Vw, A Y af-J 4614! -'Em iff- it Q . y I 5. .sw yt: 1,4 .s. 5' 58 First row: Ronald DeMelfi, Thomas Kuchka, David Matash. Kenneth Heaps, Michael Martelli, Wayne Heckman, Charles Lockard. Second row: Earl Crispell. Sam Sponenberg, Larry Perry, George Furek, Raymond Rood, Richard Hildebrand. Mario Silvetti, Edward Doty, Martin Houck. Third row: William Remley. Guerino Silvers, Carl Roszkowski. Paul Hudick, James Playfair, Robert Sitler, Russell Parker, Robert Pinterich. George Fetterman, Leonard Albertson, Eugene Mont. Fourth row: John Lipovsky, Donald Benza, James Dc-Marco, Paul Chesney, Robert Dunn, Harry Long. Joseph Rado, Robert Moore, James Laidacker, Thomas Paskewitz, Herbert Harmon, Alan Fleishman, Franklin Fox, James Chesney. Fifth row: E. J. McKechnie, Faculty Managerg Coach Colone, Charles Kovach, Joseph Kinney. Larry Matash. Marvin Miknich,.Richard Major, Gerald Hicks, Bernard DiPaul, Guy Lynn, Coach Roll, Coach DiPaul, Coach Ratamess. 3 f? fi .f - fu v 'N vf'-B S- . . George F . b - W'-4,1 Scranton gam' . etterman ' . A pIl1-up In lhf 'N Scranton, fucks UP a hrs: down Mfin.. E. A V M, A . P nInr:.fp.W.x mlm. I' V Af If'ffaa.,'., if L' - f. gf 24 3 ij? cum Ifvvgf pg ASSISTANT COACHES 5'- against Wes, Q ff 5 Q 5 ' BERNARD DIPAUL - N f i 5 THEODORE ROLL A - A LEO RATAMESS I I ,B 5' 4- L.: IRD.,-f::: ..., f I uuii' IV H f -,QE I FSA:-f A M 3' A 1-I ' 'L ' ,M I SENIOR MEMBERS OF I ,5f, FOOTBALL SQUAD S. 'L I HQ RICHARD HILDEBRIAND-Quarterback MARTIN HOOCK-Cwlfff 'M' I L in -lui? DAVID xIAT.ASH-raflfle mm, !!!!lr fha' LARRY PERRY-Haljback Q 'f .4 'I RAYMOND ROOD-End - . .. .0 I . ' ' ' MARIO SILVETTI-Guard eff- 5 5 XJ 5 Y' BASKETB LL 4 ' S ,J 'V f X 1 .1 T ' - N , it gf ' Q C ll '5'kQ f 1 at e. r W ZZ- 141 6' eYR 'C'f ,bwwrck fQ,2RWl4-4,1 , Sgawzc, 3' 25 I9 VARSITY--Seazerl: Kenneth Heaps, Evan Hagenhuch. Larry Perry, Michael Marte-lli, Craig Llewellyn. Standing: Faculty Manager E. J. NlCKecl'1nie, Larry Bennett. Richard Major. Robert Sitler, Weldon Michael, Coach Gene Fink. 1 it ,4 . A i 1 :5 5 . i Q s f Z Q ff Z ' , ,G 2 'i 4 ' I ,.. A , ' I Sekwmlr ggnwlg, ?9?gIC+ .QQQHQQ s 23 24 t JUNIOR VARSITY-Seated: David Rees. William Hughes, Thomas Paskewitz, Ralph Dendler, George Skomsky. Standing: Ronald Rose, Albert Alley, Harry Long, Donald Benza. Coach Andrew Soback. Robert Moore and Roland McNeal are absent from picture. All-l ANDREW SOBACK Junior Varsity Coach JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD BERWICK OPPONENTS 32 Hazle Township ,7777777 ,,,,I,,.,,,,,,,7,, 3 9 38 Bloomsburg E, ,,,7,,,, ,7,,7,, 4 1 36 Bloomsburg , Y E ,,,,,,, E 54 26 Hazle Township ,,,,77,, 24 23 Dunmore , , 29 33 Hazleton , ,7,,, 60 21 West Hazleton Y , 32 58 Mount Carmel 7 , 37 41 Coal Township , , 48 27 Shamokin Y ,, 37 23 Swoyersville . 52 39 Kulpmont ,,,.,, ,,,,,,w 7777, 5 7 30 West Hazleton ,,,ttt, ,,,, 5 3 45 Williamsport ,,,r,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 6 7 25 Mount Carmel ,,tt tt,t,,, , 55 36 Coal Township ,,,tttt ,tt,,,,, 6 1 Hasketball i' GENE Varsity VARSITY RECORD BERWICK OPPONENTS 45 Hazle Township ,t,,tttt, ,,t,t,,,, ,,t,ttt,t 3 5 66 Bloomsburg ,. . , ,, 67 35 Bloomsburg ,,t,t,,, ,,,t 6 6 50 Hazle Township ,, 55 58 Dunmore , ,, , ,E Y, ,, 60 52 Hazleton 75 53 West Hazleton 56 55 Mount Carmel 44 43 Coal Township , Y , 57 38 Shamokin , , 66 48 Swoyersville 38 71 Kulpmont ,,,tt Y 45 52 West Hazleton 81 74 Williamsport , tt,ttt, ,t,,, 6 7 47 Mount Carmel E, 54 68 Coal Township ,,,,,, ,,..t. 8 3 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS FINK Coach vcr' EN AN SKIP KENNETH CRAIG MICHAEL LARRY HAGENBECH HEAPS LLEWELLYN BIARTELLI PERRY nf 4 'W ' Q ? V 1 51 .lmI.,xx A ig s 'W v ' 'fsz'2fg, f he - -- -5 4 ' F 5 ' 'ff , Q lf 'U X 4? '. o ' va 11, , -if , i if 'm is P5 V X - fi 1 VV mr 'l W9 ff ia E ,115 xx GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Each physical education class entered a volunteer basketball team this year to represent the group in a forty-two game intramural basketball tournament. Two games were played each week during Monday and Wed- nesday noon hours. The tournament opened November 1, 1954. and ended March 30, 1955. Each class selected one color anklets or knee sox to differentiate them from their opponents. Class periods and color of sox were as follows: Period I .. .. ,rs,,ee,ee Gray Sox Period II . ,,,, ,,,,,o C reen Sox Period lll ,,,,, ,.,,. B rown Sox Period IV .. .. ...,., Red Sox Period V ,,,,, . . . White Sox Period VI ., eo,or.,,o,o,.,,.,o e,o..o.. . . Blue Sox Period VII ,,e,,,,,....o,,o,,,...,s Yellow Sox Mrs. Betty C. Henrie refereed all the intramural games. . .,.A.. ...,.M,f.. Q- ,y-M .lane Hunchar, Time Keeper Muriel Long, Score Keeper Muriel Long and ,lane Hunchar were official score keep- er and time keeper, respectively. About one hundred girls made up the basketball teams. Total participation for the entire season reached well over seven hundred and fifty girls. The intramural program has been highly successful and merits continued operation and promotion in that it benefits that greatest number of students at practically no cost. 'N ERN jr I? BROWN SOX-First row: Joan Watts. Ser-ond row: Susan Cur- land, Janet Stout. Third row: Judy Hawk. Harriet Guyer. Jan- ice Rood. Fourth row: Rebecca Carrathf-rs. RED SOX -'-- Patricia Aten. ,lan- etta Whitmire. Loi- Seltzer, l.in- da Taylor, Waunita Lynn, .ludy Ridall, Helen Balko. Beverly Hess, El-ie Whitmire, Janet Yo- hey. 63 I.. Leroy Powell and Richard Lauhach in a switch. WRE TLI G This is the first year for intersvholastif' wrestling at Berwick High. The sport was in- troduced late in 1053-54 on an intramural hasis. Although the sport is new the hoys have shown a gradual improvement through- out the season. RECORD L B BERWICK OPPONENTS 1 X 0 Shamokin ,,,,, ,, 40 8 Mount Carmel ,, , 42 t' L 3 Sunbury , ,, ,, , , 43 V 26 Coal Township f -f - 20 l llanif-l llautrivh and Roym- Collin 11 South Williamsport ,,,, ,,,, 4 1 a 4-rafllf-. 12 Mount Carmel ,,,, , e,,,, 32 14 Coal Township ,, 29 ,, 4 N , 1, , : 'P H 'ii HK Q! N .4 J l Seated: Guy Lynn. Cary Steele, Clark Diehl, Daniel Dautrich, Royce Collins, Paul Caciola, Leon Whitmire. Standing: Coach Allen Turner. Floyd Mood. Leroy Powell, Thomas Kuehka, Charles Lockard, Carl Roszkowski. Elwood Shoemaker. Paul Thrash. Richard Laubach. Cum-rino Silvers was absent when picture was taken. BASEBALL iQM ,Mx W' Fx I wat, 'V' X y .. L, i C L M Spd Lk xi Gwmdii ,T iiflrfnwk, Q N ,ibm t, q fb--an ' iddb 5 J, ll . is First row: Thomas Huntington. David Walton, Scotty Bower, Jerry Hittle, William Eyerly. Michael Lewis, Robert Polutchko. Second row: Ralph Tittle, Larry Perry, Kenneth Heaps, Craig Llewellyn Wayne Heckman, James Sitler, Ronald DeMelfi. Third row: Assistant Coach Gene Fink, Richard Major, Weldon Michael. Thomas Kuchka. Coach A. C. Morgan. Fourth row: John Krug, Duane Belles, Steve Vaughn. RECORD 1954 BERWIQK OPPONENTS BERWICK OPPONENTS 0 Shamokin aaaaa at a a a U 1 3 St. Cabriels l Hazleton Y ,, 2 1 Hallemn 8 West Hazleton , T 2 West HHZICTOII 18 Sheppton, tttttt it 0 8 Sheppfon 3 Sharnokin N W W St. Gabriels ' FACULTY MANAGER w '1 OF ATHLETICS 451, Q A For thirteen years, 1942 to 1955, Mr. El- mer J. Mcliechnie has served as Faculty Man- ager of Athletics for the Berwick School Dis- trict. .,, F 66 A wi ' Marlene Hiss, Robet , 'ishbau Gail Wter, Barbara DiGiond me i , , Eliiapgt aryeVIDJK xXJ-H o nco .loan Samsel, 'Vlary W L Nw gf CHEERLEADERS A je PJ Q' T' Gr-rfgi'Ro-o-o, Gr-r-r Rah Weill get that rhythm rl 'JM fl' Lfx X Ro-0-o, Gr-r-r Rah Gr-r-r Ro-o-o, Cr-r-r Rah lj Ly f ,L ,L M?Ve'll smash that line Gr-Roo, Gr-Roo, Gr-Rah K Q-1 . ye' 'JK' W n just no time Berwick High School V 'fd by Q, Weill et that rhythm Rah! Rah! Rah! J V , eil' 'f it fi' Q HX X' ming a cheerleader is the only way a girl can earn an athletic award. There i alre ular practice schedule of one night each week for all members of the group. X1 box Yffxqxgylvlrs. Betty C. Henrie IS the faculty advisor for the cheerleaders. i x I Fltnill fx ,Q S iff J V U , XX J' Q ORGANIZATIONS N BAND The school band definitely fills an important place in the life of the school and of the community. It marches at all football games and pep rallies, and participates in the various community parades and events. This year's band shows the results of a five year building program. ln the annual spring concert the band played an outstanding program comparable to those of the championship bands of the 1930's. Each year through its own efforts of raising money the members take a'trip of four or five days. Last year the group went to Boston to hear the Boston Pops Orchestra and to view the many places of historical interest there. The band is under the capable direction of Prof. R. R. Llewellyn and is backed by an active Band Parents Organization. Mr. Thomas Hartman is the faculty business manager. A it ,. . 'Q I. 2483, .ff u .J-Q., Jaw' 1 v--,- L . First row: Pauline Stevens. Alicia Ryan. Sandra Kisbbaugb. Joan Kowalski. Lauretta Henrie, Patricia Bredbenner, Nikki Srlwno. Nlartlia Papp, Barbara Anderson. Beatrice Williams, Nancy Kessler, Connie Diettt-rick. Shirley Bobvhak. Serorul rout: Douglas Lvvan. Rudy lsvak, .lames Dry. James Wilde. Ron Sloye-r. Ali-x Basala, Frank Milano. Third row: llaryl Fish, .loc Sabatini. Carl Hill. Ronald Emkm-y, Larry Wark, Nlichavl Santora. Zane Ke-mler. Bob Leitzel, Roger Fish. ,lim Timbrell, Charley Us-ist. James Hinckley. Dennis Snyder. Fourth row: Tom Rudy, Kay Lynn. Judy Cole. Kay Hill. Connie Haines. Judy Wark. Elaine Alley, Velma Hampton, Kay Bechtel. Gail Tre-go. Joyce Redclift. ,Ioan Oblosser. ,lam-t Fry, Donna Lanning, Barbara Kolet. Betty Lou Benfield. William Kalnick. Mit-bael Xalch. Fifth row: James Cipriani, Terry Riegel. Pat Lockard. Carol Dot-bler. Floyd Mood, Albert Alley, Alex Vezendy. Britt Adams, Elmer BIcKechnie. Albert Strausser. Sally Timbrell. Craig Llewellyn, Lanny Berlin, ,loel Riegel, John Szczepanski. Lamar Houser. Freas Krvisher. Rodney Bittenbender, William Unger, Eddie Heacock, Sam Blilazzo. Walter Todd. Patricia Hower, Irene Kuchala, Debra Cook. Twirlers: Barbara Shultz. Susan Curland. 3.1.4, - SENIOR BAND MEMBERS X J five 5 -fy.. .f SY BRI'I'I' ADAMS ELAINE ALLEY BARBARA ANDERSON LANNY BERLIN Vice Prggidmp Business Manager ,Mn 'Q ,, SHIRLEY BOBCHAK JANET FRY U I 5 'ui ,gl MARTHA PAPP JOEL RIEGEL ,Q LAURETTA HENRIE CRAIG LLEWELLYN JOANNE OBLOSSER President 'N -1? . IX ' Z ,ry-5' ' f x. A ,Jw .f -A .x',4.. BARBARA SHULTZ PAULINE STEVENS JOHN SZCZEPANSKI 69 GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls, Chorus under the direction of Professor Russell R. Llewellyn meets at the Market Street Build- ing every morning at eleven rfclock. The group. which consists of thirty-nine seniors, thirty- ei ht 'uni0rs, and fortv so homores. is lar er than in S J . . P 8 any previous year. The Chorus presents a spring concert each year dur- ing music week in which various types of music are featured. The group provided music for the Thanks- giving football game. At Christmas time a carol sing was held in the Presbyterian Church. Throughout the year the Chorus provides music for a number of assembly programs. The girls sold combs to earn money for a trip at the end of the year. Mr. Thomas Hartman is faculty busi- ness manager for the Chorus. Visits are made each year to other high schools to give others an idea of what the Chorus is doing and to receive ideas from them in turn, The picture below was taken in November 1954 on the Presbyterian Church steps. ....,-.N PROF. R. R. LLEWELLYN g, F V I A K V -I A M NK . .X .. 5 If 'E ' -af t Q V 552,-f f J n h K 1 OX I 1 ,, ,L If . -M. , rw, N ,M - me ,, ,w I 1 .V Yr M 5 7, , sv ,br . , Es r 'vga X ,X xv sp :Y 5 Q , . if 4 in - . 1 1 2 ,Z T s ' T ' N ' it iii ' i . 4 ' E 5 'ia 4 iv l ti T EET me ' ' v' f' ' 5 - 'Y f 1 , 1 . f f 5 -0 3' , 2 J... A4 9 ,,.MQa.mfW'339H II1? Q ' 1 JJ N fa JA J LJ fy jeg!! OFFICERS SYLVIA JEROME, Treasurer ELIZABETH FAIRCHILD, President NIKKI SCHENO, Vice President JOAN LAHR, Secretary GIRLS' CHORUS Janet Sherman, senior, has been the piano accom- panist for the Girls' Chorus during her three years in senior high school. She also plays the organ. WIS practlce. Sandra Lynch Carol Ann 'Vlackes Nlary Ann 'Vlakar and Martha Papp don coats at the lJCgll'lll'lg of perlod four to walk to the Market Street Bulldlng for Chorus FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SENIOR FF.A. MEMBERS-Seated: Bennie Deitrich, Richard Lockard, Ben- nie Naunczek, Billy Slowick. Standing: Wayne Heller, Richard Albertson. Few organizations of any kind can point to the growth and achievement which has characterized the history of the Future Farmers of America. This organization for boys studying agriculture has grown to a member- ship of four hundred thousand since its beginning in 1928. The Berwick Chapter has thirty-nine members un- der the guidance of Mr. Carl M. Davis. Members of the F.F.A. have many times demonstrated the v a l u e of training in agriculture by developing into leading farmers, livestock men, fruit growers, horticulturists, and re- lated occupations. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The aim of this organization is to promote a growing appreciation of homemaking, its joys and satisfac- tions. This year the group has sponsored several candy apple sales and roller skating parties to earn money to buy F.H.A. jackets for the senior mem- bers. A meeting is held every two weeks. Table setting contests, discussions on etiquette, and panel discussions on various subjects take place. The 1954-55 officers are: Dawn Chepey, President, Lauretta Henrie, Vice President, Dorothy Davis, Sec- retary, Janet Hosler, Treasurer. Ad- visors are Miss Florence Shaffer and Miss Lucille Cretella. i 1 l RYA NF J 5 1 4, - 1 Y f 1 5 K , ,T J i U 9 I ll SENIOR F.H.A. MEMBERS-Seated: Dorothy Davis, Peggy Dewalt Vida Vought, Dawn Chepey, Mary Healy, Virginia Gunther, Lauretta Henrie. Stand ing: Lois Seltzer, Ruth Miller, Gladys Seely, Judy Samsel, Connie Knorr Nancy Hummel, Nancy McNinch KEY CLUB 1 ul .ef nlv' IL! fxy X'-.r h D dl Carl Dau Cralg Llewellwn Uutszde Jack Hurt Nlxron Lwlo Thnma Kuchka Ralp en er Fharle Iorkarrl Brut Mlam Orterlo Vllla Larry Hun lnger Ewan Hagenbuch -Xlbert Alles llal laul Flmar Ylllk chnu Prank Kfhl lxrm Powell Paul Thra h Inside Elwmfl Qh0cn1alxPr Al Flel hman Joel Rlegel Danm Dautrxch 'Nlarc Hartman Dennl Kmpner Todd Bower an l plerlgze on mx honor to uphold the ohyeetlxe of Kex flluh lnterna tlonal to hullfl mx home Qchool and vommunltx to Qerxe mx natmn and Gorl anfl to romhat all force-Q whleh tenrl to umlermme theee 1nQt1tulmnQ The Kex Club marle lte appearanve at Bermrk lll h H1 V951 unfler the p neorehxp rf the Berxsuk KIXNZIIIIS u Thr ultx r Xl f r e muy 1 r X l l f n Turner e tx entx mm Illflllliff' h nf takfn J rt H1 w th er mf, mr mmmumtx Gen e pn 11 W lth ,real plan ff r the future the x fluh 1 malunfr lt place ln t e e fl INITIATION KE7C1 uB INITIAIQU xi' fflrf LQ The 6' bfy were Inn lmlr gh K rxrh Wlarr H , 'fm' fl rm, n off! 19 D mn rl D I figjrnan Arthur fwfflnf-r J fl Ru rl NluS1hng.D4Xlz?n,al:ld ffjanm Dam a e aul. Wxlham ln er. Jack Hurq, Albert 'Ulm' Pl man. Ralph HI-Y 3 'WB Fzrst row Brltt Adams Leroy Powell Evan Hagenbuch 'Nlartm Houck Second row Sam 'Nlllazzo R l h D ap endler Joseph Rado Danlel Dautrlch Thtrd row Jerry -Xrndt Albert Strausser Reglnald Bredbenner Alan Flelshman Fourth raw Jack Hurst Robert Dunn Wllham Unger create mamtam and extend through out home school, and commumty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan charac er Each year the Club sponsors VIC tory dances after football games and holds a tree trlmmmg party ln con Junctlon wlth the Trl H1 Y The club also makes an annual trlp to Atlantlc Clty Thls year for the thlrd tlme the Berwlck Club was chosen as the best ln the Northeast Dlstrlct By wlnmng the honor plaque for the thlrd con secutlve year the Berwlck H1 Y galn ed permanent possesslon of lt Mr Gene Search of the YM C A staff IS the advlsor 11 :ecretary Cfalg Llewe yn Cooper Treasurer d R 5 Chaplam Arthur P dent 131831: Hillman Presldent .l8Ck Smnh Vlce resl f , a ' ' V 'W' , , Q1 W., Q- W' . . I f u 5 Qt A . lx 1- l K ,, i 'H ' - X. - Q ' I . i ' ,. ri ' E - A K F f X ,s 1 . , tl ., F A t - x x . V, I The puropse of the Hi-Y is to Ji V. ,I , ty. p , . . 7 - if . Q H 4 ' X CHI' Y l l e ' N K - . , X , VA t X t . . V . . g 7 . . . . . , .- . . X , X Thv Tri-Hi-Y 1-onSists of fifty-five uvtive' girls. Thr' first uvtivity of tht- grnup was tht- Snuwhult ftnmw' whivh was a gzrvut SlH't'0SF. Uthvr prujPCtS were tht? Mutlwrsi Marvh of Uilncfs in whivh tht- ctulm tfmk mffr thfi complete pru- jovt and raisvrt nw-r sf-Ven hundred dollars. and Winter Carnival. the Fzivulty Tvu. :incl tht- Muthvr and Uuughtz-r Banquet. Last hut nut lr-ast was the se-ninr fur:-well party planned solely by the juniors. ' 5 The girls meet the sconcl d fourth Nlondays of each L thv Y.M.C..fX. Thvir vapai , is Mrs. Fred IfrlwarctQ. v GL Sf if J, SV PXN'lMl,l, tItJXlNll'l I PP 'I'h.- Snfmhall tmiiiiiittrw- rnwlt- I1 ind plunx fur thv- unnuul hwli-lay ftunu in Ihv- -1 h-ml gym, Nl XXX Ll KIMXNID. IIPMVIIIII-H118 .IU XX W x'l i's. flllllifltlllfl IU tHifit'l'X XY IQIKH.. Url lzfwlru ,Xl It.l X tHXN.Ifrflwx1ff1 IEXRHAK X HKKNNUN. 7'iff.P!s HY: DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the Dramatic Club, which has a total membership of one hundred and thirty-five students, is to present to the public a high type of dramatic art. The acting, building of stage sets, proper use of make-up and properties provide valuable experience for those taking part. For several years two plays have been presented by the Club. '4High School Hero with a cast of fifteen was given November 19, 1954-, and L'Lavender and Old Lacei' with a cast of ten was presented February 24, 1955. Miss Mildred F. Moody is the drama coach. CAST OF HIGH SCHCOL HERO .vw XR wF l N 4 'X N., , ' : ' ' .,t,.a::i,iLlAXN,,kL - M? .if M ,C X r- ,, M 1 N .432 X First row: Janice Rood as Rose Kern, Joan Lahr as Nancy Fishley, Anita Magnone as Gertrude Wiiiston, Sandra Saray as Eleanor Spenser, Joan Watts as Alma Dillonsworth, Alicia Ryan as Sue Phingle, Sylvia Jerome as Heddy Hess, Joan Nicklo as Mary Barnes. Second row: Miss Moody, coach, Joel Riegel as Mike Mulligan, David Latorre as Lunk Bennett, Marc Hartman as Dan I x- ' Conrad, Britt Adams as Roddy Franklin, Art Cooper as Bill Rockwell, Richard Adami as John Pringle, Elizabeth Fairchild as Mrs. Pringle. if to 'e 5 TA FF Q Y Dx xt, lv 'Q a ef- tv o ' y These are the property hands, book holders, ticket sellers, and stage hands ,ff E who served as the staff of High School f 4 J . Q Hero. First row: Kaye Hummel, flap ' MJ Elaine Alley, Roberta Kishbaugh, Ad- i 'Y ele Clemens, Helen Balko. Second row: V Royce Collins, Shirley Fox, Marlin Hen- X x rie, Faye Dent, Janet Fry, Daniel Daut- ml 55, rich. 'X at Q 5 ,Pl wie U K t X 'Win Ilyy m B DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS ELIZABETH FOULK, Secretary MARY TOTH, Assistant Business .Uanager SHIRLEY FOX. Assistant Secretary BRITT AD.-HIS. President ARTHUR COOPER, Business Manager NIKKI SCHENO. Vice President fabsentt STAGE HANDS MARLIN HENRIE ROYCE COLLINS LAVENDER AND OLD LACE REHEARSAL U S .loan Lahr as Miss Ainslie, Sally Skomsky as Hepsey, Britt Adams as Dr. Patterson, Shirley Fox as Ruth Thorne, Reginald Oram as Carl Winfield, Nikki Scheno as Bernice Carlton, Anita Ma- grone as Sophrony Trotter, Dennis Kepner as James Ball, Susan Curland as Jane Hathaway. David Latorre fJoe Pendleton! absent from picture. 'Y' , Dr. R. C. Johnson, Commander of the Berwick American Legion Post No. 233, presents a memorial dedication to the only Berwick vet- eran buried at Arlington Cemetery, Lt. Alan C. Croop, Marine of Warld VC'ar 1, in the Veterans' Day program produced by the Radio Club. OFFICERS BRITT ADAMS, President ANTHONY DIPIPPA. Treasurer PATRICK ROMEO, Secretary LEROY POWELL, Vice President RADIO CLUB The aim of the Radio Club is to develop com- plete radio production techniques in all situations, so that each member will acquire a polished busi- ness and professional voice personality for a suc- cessful future. The Club, which meets every Monday. Wednes- day, and Friday after school. is under the the di- rection of Miss A. M. Margaret H. Richards and is composed of sixty members, twenty-one seniors, nineteen juniors, and twenty sophomores. All pro- grams during 1954-55 were given over the public address system from the Principalfs office and monitored to all classrooms in the building. A .R V. bl Cast of the Veterans' Day program which was present- ed by the Radio Club Nov- ember 10, 1954. The radio drama, L'Known But To Godf, with its setting in 1922 before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier was por- trayed by members of the Club. STUDENT COUNCIL in First row ,loan Lahr Judy Ebner Joan Frank NIISS Edna Harter Serond row Janet Stout Janet Th d D n Sherman Frances Beck Lmda Taylor Eugene Rmehlmer Susan Curland lr row aw Crozler Wlllxam Kemp Reginald Oram Brltt Adams 'Sir F LCWIQ Long The Student Councll IS made up of one representatlve from each home room plus two representatxves elected by the non resldent students The Councll was ln charge of Sophomore Customs or ln1t1at1on Day and of the assembly held fol lowmg thxs 3CtlVlty Members are workmg on a handbook contalmng lnformatlon valuable to Sophomores A commlttee from thls group was ln charge of decoratlng the stage for the Chrlstmas assembly The advlsors of the Councll are Mlss Edna Harter and Mr F LEWIS Long OFFICERS dl! 7 -1 C Play one of lh -Tick qnulh P e H-srl Pre ld nr Barhafgngipzindllrl bw the founblnllii ini lsunel Long Qecretarv dl ' ffmemco was n rar m abef-np when I 3 WUJCCI Th y h, mmm f' :ce 6 WHS taken all Harte-r Tree urn J BLUE AND WHITE STAFF The Blue and White Staff publishes six issues of the school paper each year. The pa- per contains articles of all kinds on school news and events and all of these articles are written by students. Staff members who have twenty-five or more inches of material published are award- ed pins at the close of the school year. The Blue and White editor writes a column of school news each week for the Berwick Enterprise. JUNIOR HIGH REPORTERS SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS Helen Balko. Joan Watts. Reginald Oram, Marcia Sweppenhiser, Helen Yanko, and Leroy Powell are the senior members of the paper staff. There are -1 nun A 'xilouuygg ARTHIfR COOPER Editor One page of the school paper con- tains junior high news. Staff members who write this news are from the ninth grade. They meet at the senior high school and plan each issue. Seated: Judy Cole. Judy Smith, Sandra Benza, Clio Nlowery, Betty Sitler. Standing: Walter Todd. ,Iohn Marquand. Q also twenty-six juniors and six sopho- mores on the staff. T' i .W'l'f W , inn 1-1.1.4-J si ' 1 YEARBOOK STAFF The yearbook committee is composed of seniors who are members of the Blue and Vlihite Staff or who are class officers. The committee makes important decisions con- cerning the yearbook organization, cover. con- tents. and theme. Blue and White business managers are Britt Adams. '55: Elmer Mclfechnie. '56: Albert Alley. 'STQ and Sam Milazzo, '51 Members of the paper and yearbook staffs who do outstanding work receive Quill and Scroll awards from the lnternational Hon- orary Society for High School journalists. For the past eleven years Mrs. Marjorie ' O. Tearpock has served as the faculty ad- 5 visor for both the paper and yearbook staffs. e f BRITT .units :Ml p H Q64 J ig! ,L Editor f fi L' ' ff f f ., W. ef f ' he W' , LLXAQI 41, l ef f f ,Z f . jf iff' Il Zlwf I ll lf? G3 Li f - fffff ' X COMMITTEE 1,7 1,6 ff Evan Hagenbufh. Helen Balko. ,loan Watts. Arthur Cooper. Craig Ihxtellxn. Helen Xankf. ART CRAFTERS The work of the Xrt Craftere 12 haeed primarllx upon the requeetc made bi 0I'g3IllZ3l10I1Q of the comrnunltx The group preparef po tere for Quch organl zatlone a the Woman Q Clslc uh American Medical Xwoclation of Ber Mick the Womans Chriitlan Temper ance LINUI1 'XIUCFICHH Legion and Vet erane of Foreign Ware the KIWHIIIQ and Rotarx Clube and manx other grou Q T e ann of the Clulv 14 to glxe art a more prominent place IH the Qchool and the QOINIHUHITX Nlr hueeell Zimmerman ie the far ultx udsieor for the Art Craftere 195 il' alll! Axx. W f T oma 'Xlyer ink in the design ueu o Ihr lllvl ion pa es of tht 19:5 year ic ik Art Crafters Elizabeth Fairchild, Luther Laidacker, Donald Butz. Elsie Fairchild. Michael Martelli. and Bennie Naunczek display the posters they made fur the Woman's Civic Club. fx f vw IBlE't . ll K ,I f ' '- .... 4 I I X I I ' Q I 2 'X In W X v q ACTIVITIES N SOPHCMORE CLISTGMS These lowly sophs along with the rest of their classmates be- came official members of B.H.S. September 27, 1954, initiation day. They all suffered as only sophs can suffer when required to wear the costumes shown, to address the upperclassmen with 6'Sir.i' to carry their books in a bucket, and to obey the com- mands of their elders. The noise generated in the halls during the initiation process was deafening but good sportsmanship was the rule of the day. .lanet Yohey. Donald Pifer. Nlarjorie Lemon. Harry Long. JUNIOR RED CROSS it 1 Q 1 J W N x Junior Red Cross representatixes. Judy Ehner. Connie Dietterick. Alan Wysocki. Sally Skomsky, Libby Fairchild. and Dennis K.-liner display the Christmas boxes filled by students from the Senior High School. The lioxes contained useful articles plus a toy or two. They were shipped to needy rhildren in foreign lands as a gift from the lioys and girls of America. Thank-you letters that have been receixed show that these lioxes are greatly appreciated by those who receive them and lvuild international goodwill. Nliss A. M. Margaret H. Richards is the advisor for the Junior Red Cross. ll. Clee Club-Director li. R. Llewellyn , fs , gr,- CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Thursday. December 23. 195 L. 1:30 P.NI. Theme: Let's Keep Christmasflieep Christ in Christmas-- I. Presiding Chairnian-lflizalmeth Fairchild Organ Melodies-Neil Smith llevutifnis-lTennis Kepner Christmas Eelmes-Brass Chnir Heading- Let's Keep Christinasu by Peter Marshall late chaplain of the lf S. Senate a. lntroduetiun--ffliritt Adams lm. Sermon--Mary Ann Halter. Barbara liram. liar- bara Branson. Helen Yanku lDuring the reading. Christmas Caruls were played on the chimes by Elaine Alleys At-eompanist-Janet Sherman Soloists-Patrieia Bredlmenner. Kay Sholes. llaniel Dietterick Processional- O Cume .-Xll Ye Faithful' V Q Q Q j H 1 i Q I i Camlsiwco Tell It To 'l hC Moumainsf- mx siioms. l.'hlRlCl.'x BRI-.1JBE,NNhR Noel, Noel III. Singing of Carols-Student Body Committee in charge of program: Miss Mildred Nlnmly. Chairman: Britt Mlams. llramatic Clulm President: Miss Edna Harter. Student Cuunvil 'xtltlsurl lat-lx Smith. Student Council President: Mr. li. lt. Llewellyn. llireetrn' of Xlusir-1 Elizabeth Fairchild. Glee Clulr President: and Craig: Llexsellyn. Hand Presielent. K g-N + , , un- n a lx It am rxara ram nm r Xlarx Xnn Xia ar Barbara Bran n Ldl! th Pdlfllllll Plain 1 a r an 5- of Ce-ola Fish and Carole 0'lJe-ll serve the dinner. THE TEA ROOM During the last six years the tenth grade Home Economics classes have operated what has been called the Tea Room. This is an entirely non-profit project. The patrons all pay fifty cents per meal and this money is used to cover the cost of the food. A well balanced, complete meal is served twice a week for six weeks making a total of twelve meals in all. Twelve teachers are served at each meal which allows the girls to cook in family size portions and also makes it possible for them to see the prepara- tion and service of a meal as a whole. The girls enjoy getting to know the group of teachers as individuals under other than a classroom situation. The project is in charge of Miss Margaret Montgomery. Well balanced, complete meals are served. Q' ' A 'Q , AL-A ,.., .,.. L-,..,,..., My A P7, y is - H Juni .-4-1 .1 ,,-I ff' -ni .5 3 aw T Mrs. Christine Cundakf-r speaks on Tunes Tones, and Telephones' TUNES, TONES, AND TELEPHONES Tunes, Tones, and Telephones was the subject of an assembly presented by the Bell Telephone Company, January 21, 1955. Mrs. Christine Cundaker of the Telephone Public Relations Department told the story of how the Bell Telephone System has put music to work to increase the speed of its long distance service. Operators flash telephone numbers from one city to another by means of musical tones sent over the wires. This system is a step toward the day when the public will dial long distance calls. A few years ago such a system was introduced in Englewood, N. J., and some if 'I 9 Y, P95 at 5. day it will come to Berwick. Reginald Oram, Britt Adams, Raymond Roocl. Sam Milazzo, Thomas Kuchka look over the equip- ment after the assembly with Mrs. Cundaker and John C. Cronin, Berwick Manager of the Bell Telephone System. 4 5 , rex FAVORITES Best Personality ARTHUR COOPER WAVA FEDDER Most Athletic LARRY PERRY LAURETTA HENRIE Most Popular MARC HARTM.-NN GAIL HARTER Wizziesf JVNE 1.,xNN1Nc mvm LATORRE FAVCRITES .Host Versatile IiI,IZ.-XliE'I'H F.-XIRfIHIl,lJ CH.-Klfl l.I.l'1W'El.l.YN Most Intellectual BRITT ADAMS FRANCES SHAMAN Best Looking BARBARA DICIONDOMENICO JACK CREVELING Most Likely to Sucr-Pell BONNIE CLLNTHER I-IN' NN SKIP HMLEN HPCH Eli THE PROM ,W A 5 , S I-'Ply lik: 5 . Mrs. BMW Class Om Barley and A Cers Bonnie C - 5 Mr. Ernest Evan Hag b umhef, Eli 1, Clilarii-ielxgiiiiiitii at the ballf00m- ph0l0graDlineii.uCh, and Kenneth Heapszapfisg fciimili: P 4'Over the Rainbowi' was the theme of the beautiful prom held May 21, 1954 in the elegant Eagleis Ballroom under the auspices of the Class of 755. An archway decorated with spring flowers covered the doorway while in the center of the floor stood a fountain decorated with flower sprays. In keeping with the theme favors of little china pots with rainbow colored handles were filled with gold pennies and distributed to the faculty and their guests. Lee Vincentls Orchestra provided top entertainment for the evening. Refreshments included sandwiches and punch. l , le , t' . QS, Arrivals wait to be welcomed by the receiving line. Everyone wears an expression which says, l am having a wonderful time. Z Z z K3 i 4 9 t VARIETY SHOW Talent of all kinds appeared in the Hi-Y Variety Show held March 12. Each of the three senior high school classes presented an act. A night club scene was the act staged by members of the Class of '55. One of the groups appearing in this scene was the French cancan dancers whose rollicking, high kicking performance was a highlight of the show. 5 if 2 Z 2 l E ,I . 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