Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1957 volume:

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I ,i ,N x , S351 K ,pf -f' Qu-' ,Q ' A .,-,ggi-'f 'Y 164 X' N1, L ' . gf , N 71 Q x 'M , N 5 .015 1, 2 f Q S fl vig, 5.5 9 323 . f 1 1 W ' 5' I ft N2 7 K Q 54? .fm fp ' . g .b ' wk ,p f C, 'f'r', AV. -WW' wif, gg? ,Q S, A B Q 1 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 N MQW 5 , s sf' s 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 3 www v l ' 1 ' 111 f Dear Diary, With the close of this scholastic year, our days who thou end in Bradford Senior High, the place e scarred desks and well worn corridors s have become so much a part of our lives. The ht of leaving our Alma Mater, foster moth r, fills us with nostalgia and remem- bran es. A To remember our classmates - iunior and sophomore pictures have been included in our Dia ry. with hobbies, and we became acquainted with our hou in Clubs every Tuesday enriched our lives faculty who willingly shared our hobby rs. The clubs story, too, is told in pictures. ne of the many pleasures we experienced- enior High came with participation in the pep rallies that encouraged our Owl teams. Although more has been pictured and written abclut the varsity teams, intramurals added much to he spirit of interest in school athletics. The Dilzary section that will become most worn an wh se finger-marked will be the Senior Section re our friends will be remembered in the ing in which we knew them best. Bradford merchants and business men are also an tri S important part of our thinking, for they con- uted moral and financial support. Our Patron ction will help us remember them. Turn the page to the School Life Section which introduces this year's Barker and begin the o Y yssey with highlights of the 1956-1957 school ar. Xlr. Olson. English lJl'l'IllI'lllll'Ill, g1'cvt3 SPl'illil'l'S ut tn-11 L'lllllilXlIlQ stucly ol C1lI'i'C'l' i11lr-WSIS. Camry PL-tilt, pmtmyillg Cus- vy at ilu- But, wincls up for the lmig pitn-ln Im-sc11tm-cl ut tlu- znnnml Sophomore ASSC'llllJly. King Vllllklfvl' lJl'C'lIlll'l', f.JIIl'l'll Susan Phillips, and IIlu'n1ist1'y stuclvuts Susan Bu1'11m-li and Slwllvy L'0lIl'l l't'l,LfIl alt 1956 St. lJ1lfI'lL'lQS IDRIIICK' L'K'll'lJl'1lt- SPUIICUI' :lo tllcir part all tlw Sc'ic'11L-L' lsllll' lay pre'- ng flu: XYl'1ll'lIlQ ol tln- gn-ml. wc-uting an uttluctixv clispluy. 1 ,- I 55 Zgg , , 'gi ag 5 G, ge ' Q .. 1 In-rcniy Nolcs shows his biology display to Suit-ucv Fair visitors. Jim O'Councll running the mill' holds spectators in suspe-nsv at 21 truck mr-ct. SJ Couples in uttrzu-tivv spring enscnihlvs form am infvrvst- ing hzlckground Whilo Kitty Craig mochxis il summer vic- ning gown at the 1956 fash- ion show. A chorus line of gzlily costumcci sophomorr- girls kicks rhythmicully to c-ntortuin visiting irc-shmvu at thc' zmnuai Frosh Day. -W-.ww W ..,.. An honor sought by all senior nu-nihers of tht- Girls' Athlciic Association is that of reign- ing as May Quecn. The l956 Court which consists of two girls clioscn from cach class is prouclly prose-nts-cl on May Day with Qucvn Sissy Quinn. Y Moinlx-rs of thc- court are: junc Van Houttv, Cynthia SCl1llttl'IllX'l'g, Enuna Zclancc-vich, Sancly DiFonzo, attundants Mit-Ima-I Crack:-t and Christy Kritz, and Bahs Taylor, Karol Klcid- vrlc-in, Ioycc Phillips, Wilma Schicrcr. I0 Groups of juniors express happiness and approval as they hurriedly glancc through the 1956 Barker and prepare to ox- change signatures during thc autographs period on tho annual Barkvr Day in May. These fourteen boys. first volleyball teann sent frmn Brzlcifcmi to ai spring ciistriet nieet ut qluliiisuiiiniig, sinile over their xietory. Teueiiei' Cliuek Pmbilisoii explains text to pupils, Tmn NIeCune, Cary Niinieii, and -luek Doriguxxi on 1956 Student-in-Cfliurge Day. Stun Foster, retiring Student Couneii lfresicient, inlnds Larry Ewing, left eenter, tile guvei, syinlmol ot uiiiee, as Larry repeats his uutli us ineruning president wliiie newly-installed eouneii nieiniiers signify their support and approval. K Coach Dcnning tvils Bob Holzwarth to uliold that lima wen i i f ' Todd Sloan, Pam Pt'tl'I'SOIl, Chariottv Krivg' Or, and Tom Kroli add liilaritv to 1956 sn-nior play. r David johnsmi, Nora Knapp, and joan Pais rcprcsviit Brad- ford at years music fvstivais. Y T .. K . Sharing with otlivrs is ds-monstratn-d in gon- erous number of rI'll2lllkSgiVil'lj.f baskets for uve-dy families. 12 Mixed emotions scizc fans at one of the ycaris vxciting huskr-tlmll HHIUCS. Forensic honors arc uphclfl hy Dudley Rupert, Ioan Pais, Put Huutvr at lccte-rn, Boh Trimble, Dorothy Hyclc, Larry VVO0ClI'llll1. 13 Ellen Custavson, Carole Swv:-111-y, uncl Nancy Stein L-hut with English tcm-lwr,', Mzlrtlla Kohl- er, on StllllLtl1t-ill-Cll2lI'j2,'f' Day. zf Q , k.,..A.,,W, f X KE A ,. w 'S as 12 x 4 Q 4, gl 6 Q F4 1 1 5 as Q 4 . N Y ' ,4 55 ' , Jf , , 3 A N 3 ,fs fi .fa V L 2, A j K, A , 2 , A .X . X V . A J is , , V Y if if .: v ' 2 e '-Q. :ji V - ' sae -5 .5 I , L X , A A .S A ,ag fivysgvk 5, In Q X ,JH 45, my ' ezfhy A Q mfg. .x E 'sk A Q Vw LQ, ' . QB Q2 A 1 .:'Q, 1. F51 A M 1 . 1 ,:,: Xwgx M X, W Tjy 2 i X V W A K , E L fri: W L Q. 4 xv W ' 1f,.j,:,3 I fa Q ' Ly E up Q? Q-131, ff' ' 2 g ' A .,.,, 1 ,,2.fqg5ggj,1 -' Y, U!! iii tail' Q . igwy i, v f fig? ' if f ' is Z 4 U. V 'ii K ' 1 A 151551 5 Q f g X Q ? , W EX, KMA ' X 1 bf Qc. , Q 1 fi 2 3 igigsggjliiiisi Q' 13 J'-5 4- . 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Frctz, MA., su- pcriutcudcut ot the llrudforcl City Puhlic Schools, gives ready aid to thc udmiuistrutiou, the faculty, the stu- dcuts, and to thc Board of liducutioii that tlicy may cooperutc as il uuit dcdicutcd to ctficicucy and uccouip- lishment. Occuvuyiug zum important plucc in civic and educational organi- Zutious, Nlr. Frctz has zicliicycd much for local schools. IS Board meets administrators monthl Wise planning, prudent but productive, as in the purchase of school supplies and equip- ment. is but one duty which confronts the members of the Board of Education of the Bradtord City Public Schools. At monthly meetings and, when necessity demands. at special meetings, the members discharge their responsibility to every student enrolled in the city schools. Upon recent acceptance by the Board, the Vocational Department of Senior High will alternate students between shop or labora- tory to classroom every day beginning Sep- tember, 1957. This will replace alternation by weeks. Standing: XV. Al. Lowery, treasnrerg Guy Mc-Kittrick, E. R. Torgler, Al. B. Mitchell. Seated: VI. XI. Bird, xice-prcsidentg F. E. Eckert, prcsidentg -I. P. jones, secretary. lil Uur leaders, counselors, advisers All students have an opportunity to meet Mr. Raymond Getz, B.S., M.Ed., dean of boys, and Miss Ruth Stewart, A.B., A.M., dean of girls. First among the varied duties of these faculty mem- bers are the recording of daily attend- ance and the counseling of students in the advisable choice of courses of study and careers. A graduate of Temple University and of the University of Pittsburgh with the degrees of B.S., M.Ed., our principal Mr. George Bell has Won the admiration of the student body by his ever-ready smile and by his patience in dealing with youthful problems. Office hands cooperate in duties Oflice secretaries Ioyce Herbert, Vivian Pollock, and Beverly Holliday seem to carry on in spite of the many interruptions. Main office atmosphere is normal when the mimeographing machine is in operation, the telephone is ringing, and several students and faculty members are requesting atten- tion at the counter. Dale Roggenbaum, senior, assists Joyce Herbert in the attendance of- fice. Calling the homes of all ab- sentees to determine the cause of non- attendance constitutes a major pro- gram for the staff. The student assist- ant who is appointed for a Week's work, one class period daily, also helps compile and deliver list of ab- sentees to all classroom instructors. Combination of numerous skills 5 1 SE!!! Dr. David R. Wilson, school den- tist, Miss Jeanette Holden, A. B., den- tal hygienist, and Mrs. Pauline Engel, clerk, make regular examinations of the students, teeth. Parents are in- formed if dental Work is necessary for their sons and daughters. Dr. H. D. Simmons, With Miss Caroline F. Reitz, B. S., and Mrs. Mary Edmonds, school nurses, com- plete the medical department of the city public schools. Daily visits are scheduled to the various schools for students, biennial physicals. 22 ecessar for school to function A visit to the serving counter where noon day calls hungry students for hot meals finds Mrs. Mary Anderson and her stair: Mrs. Margaret Bell, Mrs. Louise McCutcl1eon, Mrs. Mary Pascale, and Mrs. Mayme Shia-k. Absent from picture is Mrs. Lillian Hanson. Bruno Salerno is the young- Ralph Cilson has svrvccl Miko Thomas, head Custo- est member ot the stafl of cus- Senior High School for almost dian, is always on call for todians. a decade. prompt duty. 23 English Department, seated: Hvlc-n Hastings Smith, AB.: XVilliznn Olson, AB., AAI., lu-incl ol thc English llcpurtnwntg Elm-:lr Sn-hoch, AB., M.Litt. Standing: Xlury Nlotti-y. BS., Nl.l,itl.: lllllll Nlnttm' LX B Nl Fcl Xlilclrvil l l'ic'tllllz1l1, A.l3.. is pii'tlll'1'cl lwlow. Mrs. Friedman, Miss Mottc-y, and Mr. Olson in- struct svniors in tlu writing of 11 tc-rm papvr, in addition to litvrutnrc and X compilation of notvs nncl that othcr writing. Reporting and writing ncwspupcr articles niakc--up Miss Mottvys journalism class pro- gram. Iuniors stuclv to doing c1'0z1tivb Schoch s clussc-s. literature reacliiig lclvlls of the King. Sllklli6'SPt'2ll't'lS Macbeth in addition writing in Miss Muttcr's and Nlrs. Nlrs. Smith plans the sophomorcsi to start with 21 stnclv of T9nnvson's .fi.4Qa N1 WT S ,A E, ' n 17 .-Wt. if -is Mrs. l'1Iiit'KllI12lll points ont thi' Cilfly sc-ttlm'lnc-nt ot Englunil. Tom Bollvs azncl Clmulx Culliilmn lll'l' in ion'- Ql'OlllHl. Put Foss pit-pairs lwr spvc-1-I1 hy nsn ot ai taps- l'K'i'OI'fll'l' opcmtcil hx' Xlr Olson. '74 Latin students in Mrs. MeCarthy's classes hecome familiar with Latin sources of English words and forms and translate historical selections. Miss Harper and her French students converse in the foreign language on the suhject of French customs, history, and travel. Students interested in the neighhors of the United States to the south and other Spanish speaking peo- ple learn to express themselves in Spanish taught hy Miss Smith. Foreign Languages Department: Mari- anne McCarthy. A.B., A.M.g Helen F. Smith, A.B.g Daphne Harper, A.B., A.M. Miss Harper enjoys the French response of one of her students in French II class. Karol Kleiderh-in repeats a Spmsr phrase after hearing Senorita Smiths pro nunciation. a Driver, physical ed, health in curriculum Safely is primary with Xlr. Cliddings drivcr training coursc which is divided into classroom work and in-thc-car in- struction. ' 'R' - Miss Atkinson and Mr. Maxson. gym V, instructors, strs-ss good sportsmanship 2 and efficiency in czilisthcnics, in organ- N qvizll i E ized sports, and on gym appumtlis. ,Q Soplioinores find Mr. Schocpfs health X coursc a challenging one. Thc human Umm Emmnmn lmody and its functions coinprisc il full lg- A progrzun. BRADFORD SENSQR HIGH .W-sr -NNM6 Ann Fannin and Nlr. Ciddings prvpzirc for ll practical application of good drixing rulcs. -K sh 522 A H? is' , Sara Bryner looks to Nlr. Nluxson and to Nliss Atkinson for axclvicc us slim' twiris tln- Indian clulis. in k W 'X 5M WX Q Health zi nd Driver Training Departments: standing, Cc-orgc Schoc-pf. B. S.: lliclizird Cid- dings, B. S. in Fora-stry Physical Education Department: seated, Mur- gurct Atkinson, B. S., Nl. A.: llolmcrt Nlaixson. B. S., Nl. A. 26 Social Studies Department standing Doluthx Cum: AB luncs Tompkins, A.B.g nn iti sei c nuul I4 ll1llStI'0lll A B Jcloirs Vilson 13.5.1 Harriet Titus, XVorld history gives sophomores at knowl- edge of the past. Mr. Smith guides them in their study. American history and problems of democracy are the content of jun- ior history taught hy Miss Titus and Mr. Tompkins. Seniors study Ameri- can history of the period after the Civil XVz1r. They work on prolilenis of democracy and il unit on city planning. Miss Currie and Mrs. Fuhn- stroin instruct the sen- iors. All seniors look for- ward to Mrs. WVilson,s informal Modern Living class in which they dis- cuss social problems, as well as dating and mar- riagc. Achieve proficiency in mathematics Mathematics Department and Minnie Davison. Mr. Downing teaches solid geometry and trigonometry in terms of sines, tangents, and secants to seniors. Juniors attempted linear and quadratic equations as part of algebra II with instruction by Mr. Downing and by Mrs. Davison until she was forced to leave because of a fall shortly before Christmas. Mr. Denning hopes to develop principles of logical reasoning in the sophomores who make up his geometry classes where the re- lationship of lines : and angles in geometric figures is of first importance. 28 Karen Kirsh and Kon Zamberlan at Mr. Dcnningis desk follow his explana- tion of a geometric theorem. Freas Downing, A.B.g Fran- cis Denning, A.B., M.Ed.g Prepare students Always valuable, Typing I and II are taught by Mrs. Baltzer, Mrs. Shea, and Miss Baver. Students in Mrs. Baltzer's class employ their pen and memory to learn the abbreviated language of short- hand. Opportunities to become acquainted with the newest business machines are available for students under Mrs. Blessings direction. Bookkeeping, under Miss Raverls instruc- tion, and Typing and Transcription in Mrs. Sheals classes give students required ex- perience. Business Mathematics and Law, and Consumer Education, taught by Mr. Smith and Mr. Brace, respectively, round out the Business Education Course of Studv. for business fields Mrs. Baltzer passes more paper to Dolores Powell who is practicing typing a business letter. Business Education Department: joseph garet Baltzer, B.S., Eva Blessing, jean Shea, Smith, B.S. in Cominerce, M.Ed., head of B.S.g Harold Brace, B.S., l'.Ed. Seated: the Business Education Department, Mar- Marian Baver, B.S. ead in investigation of scientific facts Albert Clark, B. S., M. S. Ed., instructs seniors in the laws of physics. Iuniors, super- visa-d by Ronald Marks, B. in Ed., don their black aprons to perform chemical cxpcri- ments. Sophomorcs in biology learn thc lifc Duvc Pctry und Cnrolc Cznnplwll utilizv thc- slide mlm- us Mr. Clark looks on und cn- courugcs. processes of plants and zuiiniuls Witli tlic di- rection ot Laura Allen, A. B., M. A. Pctcr Pasko, B. S., M. S., and David Bzu'nl1urt, B. S.. NI. E., te-ach science and biology to studcnts of the general and vocational courses. Miss Allcn scclns aunuzccl alt tlu- laiologicul oluscrvutions of Mary llinclluulm and Miki- Hicks. elp students acquire vocational skills Vocational Education Department: seated, Harley Guilford, Mary Callahan, B. S., Charles Cal- lahan, B. S., M. Ed., Sara Weaver, B. S., head of the Homemaking Department, Arthur Kurop- kat, standing: Charles Merritt, Vance Kennedy, M. E. Teaching woodworking and the tech- niques Which make a good carpenter provide a full program for Mr. Guilford. Mrs. Callahan and Miss Weaver share their knowledge of cooking and sewing in the well equipped Homemaking De- partrnent. Blueprints and drafting constitute Mr. Callahaifs mechanical drawing course. Mr. Kuropkafs students become familiar with the construction and the repair of electrical appliances. Mr. Merritt teaches boys the intrica- cies of the machines in Machine Shop, While Mr. Kennedy directs them in the understanding of Work in the Auto Shop. Mr. Merritt supervises Andy Roeder as hs turns a small bolt on an engine lathe. 31 Develop music, art, reading skill Fine Arts Department: seated, Doris Van cle Bogart, A. B.. A. Nl.g Nlziry Hannilton, A. B., B. S in Liln'z11'y Scic-lice-g standing, Ilnlwrt lillllllilll A. 15.3 Afllllll' Dnlizirl, Nlns, B.: llmlncy Sclivcli A. B., M. Ecl. Miss llznnilton lu-ips Hex' Gzlllzlpfllvl' :incl Cnr- nle Fl'lll1ClS lowltm- ai lnaillling worcl. Gloria Buncl pauses for nrt stnclents Dzlrlal Aus- tin, Bm-nno Nlilis, Aleniizuiiiu XVingan'cl, zxnrl Hall Ken yon. lJlXl'lL1llill'l'SI 'I'mn Bollcs, Clnick Clllllllllilll hulk Nlungillo. Dave Clark, nnrl Diivm- -lolnismi en- ivrlziin at lizxlf linn- :if il lizlslwllmll 51111111-, Senior H i gh students li 21 v 0 aniple courses in the fine arts from which to C li 0 0 s e, viz., Miss Van cle Bo- giII'l'lS choruses. Miss Hznniltonis reading g n i cl- ance, Mr. Hun- clall's art class- es, Mr. Dnl1an't's orcliestru, 11 n d Mr. S c li 0 e lils lmnd. Community interest, mportant agent Indy Burns pours cofict- for Nir. Clark, two gnc-st speaks-rs, and Mr. Callahan at Cart-1-r Speakers Day. Sophomore student council nlvinhc-rs rvgis- ter part-nts at Nova-rnher Open House. Miss Allcn and Mrs. Xlattison converse at Parents Night. Miss Titus and Mr. Duhart treat thc-ir two Dining at tht- main tahlc of thc- l'.S.E.A. guest spcakm-rs to cotta-v poured hy Miss Cvntral District Convention hinchc-on is Mr. Bnrns. VVil1narth, principal of Innior High, third from the It-ft and facing tht- right. 33 ..,1... K W? 2 A 1 W' SMH QW Mi 'Hx 'B 2? is 'S Muff lex 1290 Muff ily X 1:51 an 'Si Q who 3' v mf W7 , Nw -,iz 5? , E ff7'Q2'?, g 52,5 , Els'- K. fa - 4 Q .153 1 1 ' , Qi wfzgwi -gs Qi X We , ' -- ?fi1ffq'TEf3?. ,331 jllligif gg 1555 -fi, 5 ,135 www f .y ,wit 4 W? , -X . 'Q ,-pkg? tw, ?,5,'Bf,. f JW wma, .. fl W ps 1 fjgms 'M i ff, S ' 1 1 N31 X f I :Q I 4, 3 f K UMW Af ,,,f'.f,,65v iv' -' is Y if 0 longer timid, confused novices Seated: Betty Austin, secretary, Andy Ellenbergcr, vice-president, Carole Longo, treasurer. Stand- ing: David johnson, president. John Allison Keith Anderson William Andrews Victoria Astolli Betty Austin Darla Austin Denzil Austin Stephen Austin Beth Barnes Donna I. Barrett Donna K. Barrett Jerry Barrett Gerald Belleville Betty Bennett Shirley Bennett Lee Bickel Gail Black Saundra Black Coral Blum Patricia Bly Gloria Bond Clifford Braun julia Brink james Brinker Richard Brinker Harold Brocklehurst joan Brown Lawrence Brown Sara Bryner Kay Buchanan The Class of 1958 reported back to school on September 5, 1956, filled with summer memories and anticipat- ing another school year and its many activities. After the initial excite- ment, they settled down to the elec- tion of class oilicers on October 8. Their busy schedules included the presentation of See How They Run, the Iunior Class Play, and the junior- Senlof p1'0II'l. Juniors aim at definite goals Donna Burkett Evelyn Byerly Carol Byham Jay Caldwell Joel Campbell Lawrence Campbell Alberta Cannon Leona Carloni Michael Caruso Pat Casey Michael Cassidy Carl Cavallaro Billy Christjohn Gary Cicerello Neil Clark Joy Cochran John Coles Judy Colosimo Barbara Cook Mary Copeland Thomas Crance Wayne Crissman Beverly Cross Joanne Crowley Jack Crum Judith Cummiskey James Davidson Joyce Day Richard Dittman Mary Ann Dixon Gary Donaldson Jack Doriguzzi Alfred Dougherty Larry Douthit William Doyle Diane Duntley Virginia Dutka Laurel Lee Eger Andrew Ellenherger William Ernest James Emy Jack Erskin Sandra Everly Loren Exley Louis Exley Frank Fair Patricia Ann Fannin Richard Feidt icldle Janice Fellman Joan Festa Jacqueline Field Herbert Roy Fiscus Thomas Ford Patricia Foss Thomas Foster Robert F otch Gerald Fowler Linda Francis Eugene Froebel Edward Gallup Nancy Gates Emily Gee Frank Giordano Victoria Girard Betty Gleason Patricia Goodnoe James Gorton Thomas Grady Jack Graham Lawrence Graham Carolyn Graves Robert Green Robert Grennan Walter Gulnac Donald Gurnot Jack Gustafson Ellen Gustavson Nancy Guthrie Jo Ann Hadsell Patricia Hammond Carol Hane Carl Hanold Charles Harris LaVerne Hedlune James Hayes Tim Herzog Homer Hess William Hill James Hills Dorothy Hixenbaugh James Hoadley Joan Hoch Shirley Holden Marshall Hudson Charles Humphrey Deanna James classmen plunge into work 3 x 38 quickl attain prominent positions Robert Jarrett Ann johnson David johnson Frederick Iohnson George johnson Kathleen Iohnston Robert jones Iohn Kahle Dennis Kamerer Hal Kenyon Virginia Keverline Bruce Kinney Robert Kinney James Kleiderlein Darla Knight Thomas Knight Martha Kohler Donald Kurtz Helen Larson Joyce Larson Carole Lasky Judith Leonard Patricia Leonard Judith LeRoy Carole Longo Norma Louk Gloria Lucas Louis Luzzi Wayne MacDonald Wesley Mack Edith Mackey Robert Maitland Susan Marble john Mascioni Bonnie Mattison Erie Bell McCracken Ray McCune Michael McDonald Thomas McDowell Donald McIntyre Sandra McKinney Robert Mealey Patty Mealy Marilyn Merkt Fred Merryman Benno Mills Cary Minich David Mix Talen Jane Mountain Larry Myers Norma Myers Gerald Neely Joyce Neely John Neill Rodney Newton Beverly Nichols Charles Nichols Nancy O'Connor Sheila O,Connor Anne Orzetti Arlene Pais Ronald Patterson Robert Paul Ann Peckham Jack Peebles Joan Pendleton James Perry Robert Perry Charlene Peterson Edith Peterson Gary Petitt jay Plyler Stephen Podlas Beverly Poling Gary Poole Constance Read Edward Reed Virginia Reed William Reed Donald Remington Iames Reninger Jack Rettig Sandra Rettig Margaret Ricciuti Larry Richmond Ronald Riddle Margaret Ripple Ronald Ritz jack Roslinski Emma Runyan Charles Rupert Gloria Scarano Benjamin Schierer Wilma Schierer Michael Schubert E-dna Scott t, wit, ambition abundant i i 1 i 3 40 prom and pla overwhelm 41 seniors Dorothy Seeker Philip Sgamma Barry Sherrick Robert Shick Barbara Shillinger Nancy Shillinger jack Shoup Nancy Shultz Sally Shurwin Frederick Sica Mary lane Simons William Slattery Arthur Slike Patrick Slike Kay Smith Nancy Stein Fonda Steinfeldt Jack Steis Thomas Stiver jean Stives Lawrence Stoddard Joanne Stromberg Karen Stroup LeRoy Stull Timothy Sturm Michael Sutherland Charles Swanson Sally Sweely Carole Sweeney Dolores Talerico Rebecca Talerico Marjorie Tarbox Marilyn Tennant Patience Tome Mona Toney Catherine Truby June VanHoutte Iames VanSickle Carol VanTine Elizabeth Vibbert Theresa Vicere Sandra Vreeland Brooks Walter Gloria WVard Elinora Warner Charlene West Buddy Westlake Marie Wilkinson Glor a aits th m as Seniors 4 ,ggi f , I ' . A + f' 1 '- ' I .A is ' N ' 5... L. -f. ,.,, 'M ' ' 'V ' 1., A ,,,. -1 4 V ' I .3 , F 1 EEE:-1 A Top Row: Sylvia Williams, Theodore Wiltse, jack ' f 1 it .f f 5 VVingert William Woodring Larry Woodrum, ' wg. .r if f -. -1 :.v 2. ,,:, , ' ' . . f 4. -. . .-fy, Larry Wooster, Donald Yost. Bottom Bow: Edith ... . - ' ' f- , Youinans, Fred Ziegler, Robert Zelgler, john Zim- I' A L 4 il Hwflmm' 42 In presentation of the sophomore assembly, these lassies give their interpreta- tion of dolls. Sharon Hal- pern, Vicki Astolli, Virginia Keverline. Betty Austin, Sal- ly Swcely, Ann Peckham, Carol Hane, Laurel Eger, and Pat Foss display agility and dancing prowess in as- sembly enthusiastically wit- nessed by the student body. Denny Kainerer, the mas- ter of ceremonies, Carol Sweeney, and Martha Koh- ler, enjoy Marshall Hudson's guitar rendition of one of our favorite current melo- dies. Marshallis act was among many varied tableaux presented in the sophomore assembly. Awed neophytes step cautiously The Sophomore Class became in- tegrated as part of Bradford Senior High School life with their presence at pep assemblies, the installation of student government officers for the current year, their preparation of Thanksgiving baskets for the needy of the community, and their reception of parents on Sophomore Parentis Night, October 29. Through the ac- tive part they assumed in student affairs, the sophomores prepared well to meet their responsibilities as juniors. Seated: Sharon Carlson, secretary, Dick Peterson, vice-presidentg Margo Davidson, treasurer. Stand- ing: Downs Herold, president. Robert Allen Ioan Alvino judy Ames Carol Austin Ronal Austin Donald Backer Ronald Backer James Bailey Leroy Baldwin Norman Bartholomew Carl Bartlett Paul Bates Larry Battles Kathleen Bayer Larry Beck lean Beckwith Ioanne Beckwith Nancy Benjamin Berniece Benson Philip Bickel Larry Bigley Thomas Bisett Donald Black Lynn Blanchard Clay Blauser Gary Blauser Thomas Bleem james Bly Barbara Brittain Byron Bromley 43 Spirit and originality characterize Robert Bryson Ioan Buccolini Jean Bulfa Ralph Bullers Diane Bullock Betty Burger Robert Burkett Carol Butler Lloyd Nelson Call Dale Campbell Dawn Campbell Mary Lou Campbell Vergil Canfield David Cannon Duane Carlson Marilyn Carlson Sharon Carlson William Carter Stewart Case Vincent Cavallero Harry Chamberlin Nancy Clark Sandra Cobb Cary Colley jack Colosimo Michael Connelly Edith Cooper Marlene Cornelius Robert Costanzo Betsy Coy Donald Crandall Sally Crandall Sara Crandall Charles Crattie Carol Cross Fred Cross Richard Crane Janet Cross jill Dana Curtis Davidson Margo Davidson Mary Dawley Carl Day Grace Dean Geno DeFillippo Robert Degolier William Degolier Mary Dehn vf' .- ,X A A SQ P P P partlclpatlon In ' actlvltles gray' fx O Richard DeSantis Howard Dixon Mary Douthit Gary Dreihaup Caroline Dressler Robert Duvall Carrie Easton James Easton Sandra Eck Lawrence Eddy Jay Edel Kay Edel Patty Edsall Suzanne Ellison Lorraine English Charles Eshbaugh Robert Fannin Donald Felmlee Dorothy Fichtner Joyce Flanders Lee Foss Carole Francis Mary French Beverly Frisbie Beverly Gallagher Beverly George Frank Gerstenberg Peggy Gilbert Dorothy Gill Thomas Giordano Donald Girard Paul Glander Larry Godding Jay Gorton James Gould Ronald Gould John Grady Michael Graff Diane Crassi Judith Graves Charles Grill Nathan Groves Judith Culnac Ronald Haight Allan Hale Jeannette Hand Francis Hand James Hannold 45 n sports, music, clubs, leadership Mary Hannon Thomas Harbaugh Judith Hardy Thomas Hardy Robert Hartlij J , J 7-91 George Z, William HAS! Amanda Harmon I - 77 ff' Naidina Have Sallie Haynes Jerry Healy K Ed a d H . wir ery ff Janet Hendegg?1i?J?7Q,,, A William Henderso Downs Herold Donald Hibbard Michael Hicks Ray Higgins William Highfield Ronald Hill Pat Hillard Mary Hills Joyce Himes Patricia Hixenbaugh Bruce Hogue Linda Hulings Carol Ickes Carol Ishman Lucille Jackson Mildred James Myra James Joseph Jereb Almeta Johnson Karen Johnson Katherine Johnson Nancy Johnson Roger Johnson Allan Jones Sandra Jordan Jack Karnes Thomas Keating Sahra Keery Harold Kellner Terry Kelley Judith Kelley Robert Kenneson Allen Kibby Fannie Kilpatrick class displays diversity of talent Mark Kline Kathleen Knapp Richard Knapp Harry Knight Robert Knight Carolyn Korb Thomas Kough Bonnie Kreinson Barbara Kroh Bert Larson Thomas Larson Nancy Lathrop Donald Layfield Allen Leonard Donald Leonard Vonda Leonard Dennis Lichtenberger Karen Lore 7 Patricia Loughlin rl 'l r I Cecelia Lown an L, 1 if Janette Lown ,, ri 'Q ' U ,, Mary Luke I! ix, if ,l Karen Macdonald V ix f A Frank Mack ' - 2 Carole Maholic james Maitland ' Karen Maitland Sally Marshall James Master Joyce Masters Sandra Matto Angelo Matzner I 1 Maxine Mayo Terry McAndrew Donald Mattison 'I .i ' My 1 Daniel McCaslin Joyce McCauley William McClay Richard MCCOUMMXK Iames NICCTHCKCQ1' J Karen McDowell ,N 9446 Ann McFadden A M Alvin McFarlin Lorraine McMilla John Meese Barbara Meholic Susan Melnicl-: Sandra Merwin 47 QV Stiff : yv fx, K Yiwu lirly sophomores present assembl W I ww, lx' Dale Milks if Dixie Miller 1 lane Miller Lv jay Miller Virginia Miller Michael Milliron L u X, NI i x U Iudith Milliron Nancy Mills Bonnie Monroe Peter Mooney Bonnie Moore Daniel Moore Iane Moore Jean Moore Judith Moore Evelyn Moorehead Keith Morgan Mollie Morgan Sonja Morgan V ' i 'AA' Barbara Morrison Carol Mountain Charlene Nearingx ' J .f Dennis Nearing V Sharon Neff V4 Larry Newphcr Cale Nichols Margaret Nichols Milton Nichols Martha Niver Marcia Nixon Gerald Norton Mata Nuzuin Carmela Nuzzo Carol Oliver Lucy Oliver Robert Park Michael Pascarella Marie Pascuzzi Thomas Peckham Richard Peterson Barbara Petitt Shirley Petitt Dianne Petry Linda Pfouts Irene Phillips Delores Powell Nancy Powers Robert Prentice '94 Q u entertain freshmen at Fresh Da Susanna Priee James Pringle joan Prosser Mary Hindlanh Rr1s:1111:1ry Rinfrette Andrew Hoeder Iohn Rogers Pmohert Huiiner Iudith Rnnyan Ronny Hnpe Donna Russell Sandra Russell Ciry Saar janet Saekett Marilyn 511111178011 Paula SHIIIDSOII David Sapko Sannlel Sehaefhfr XVillian1 Sehillinger Larry Sehlopy Howard Sehom1o1'er Clarenee Seagren Henry SIILIH-CI' lack Shatara Cary Sherman Ronald Shine -Ioyee Shipman Cary Sl141en1aker Dee Shultz lane Sifi-l'il1I1 Charles Sinions Martha Siinons Marie Siike N 'I'hm1n1as Slivinski Guy small Virginia Snieai Chauncey Smith Ellen Smith ' Joanne Sinith Ronald Smith 'i'i10IHL!S Snyder ,V David Spaieh Carl Spehar Donna Steek Deanna Stewart Linda Stewart Marie Stewart Fred Stuek Q -1 ,1 ith eenfident eyes toward future 1,iltl'1L'1il Story Doyle St1'c111p Kz1i11v1'i111' Strmmp 141114121 Stlll11l'y ,A12lIlll'S SlIllC1ll111 Betty SNVRIIISOII P1-for SNVQIIISOII Bl'Vl'1'1y 'l'111c-1'ic-0 1osvp11i111' '1'1111c's1q' C111'y Tah- Xlully '111lj'1OI' 1,C'tl'I' '11Lly1OI' C1lll'01 111110111115 Bo1111i1- Y11110lll17SUll A11l'll '1'i111111i11 Li11c111 '1'i111111i11 .w 1 5: 1, l. 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C., X7.....v.... 13 , M' 11 Jj bil' W1 50 4 ff cf Nlr. Albert Clark, chairman of Sophomore Class Advisers, guided the beginning students through their first. exciting year at Bradford Senior High School. He helped them discard apprehension and timidity for a show of ability and tenacity. Chosen by their classmates as leaders to represent them in Student Council, the following aided Mr. Clark in his adyisorship: Carl Bartlett. Bill Carter. jill Dana. Paul Clander, Downs lmmores uphold school tradition Peggy Yale jolm Yates Kenneth Zainberlan Verna Zcnner Herold, Burt Larson, jane Miller, Bob Parks, Ginny Smeal, Fred Stock, and Terry WVilliams. One of the important projects which the sophomores assume is the program for Frosh Day in May when the visiting freshmen from Junior High School are acquainted with Bradford Sen- ior High and its spirit. With the added experience and knowledge acquired in their first year, the sophomores will better carry on the school traditions as juniors. Xliss Harper advises her sophomore English class as the students do research in the library. All English classes have an opportunity to use the library tor reference and study during regularly assigned class periods. 51 Community, student bod anticipate Back Row, Seated: jill Dana, jay Mille-r, Curtis David- son, Harriet Rnsscll, Philip Bickvl, Loc- Bickvl, Bill Mar- shallg Standing: NVt-ndcll VVillia1ns, Caylv Howe, jiin Pringlv, jot- jc-rch, jack Mongillo, Us-nny Kamcrcr, Frcd Lawson, Seated: Francis Lint-man, Toni Simons, Miko SClllllX'l'fQ Standing: Katherine johnson, Mary Ellvn Ben- ningg Seated: Wbslt-y Mack. Tim He-ck, Vicki Astolfi, Toni Bollcs. Third Row: Boh Kuropkat, Amanda Harmon, Carolv Sutlcy, janicv Grcnnan, Dc-anna james, Carol Tracy, Philip Sgainnla, Sandra Eck, Linda Studley, Molly Tay- lor, Dave- johnson, jirn Dvast-y, Ricky Coronato, Bill Hausman, jiin Easton, Bob NVilcox, Shclia Wvhster, Kart-n Maitland, Vonda Lt-onard, Sally Marshall, Sharon Carlson, Sahra Km-1-ry, Marian Adamson, Nancy Shil- 52 lingt-r, Linda Tinllilin, Mary Ann Hannon, Ronald Ritz, Stcvn' Podlas. Second Row: Davc Clark, jvan Van Houttv. Susan Bar- nett, joycc Bt-nm-tt, joAnr1t- Hadscll, Doris Bc-uk, justin Kinlhall, Cary Donaldson, Barbara Kroh, Bm-rt Larson, Kitty Craig, Sylvia Bcnasutti, Charlc-s Hinnphrt-y, Hoy Hcinainan. Mark Ash, Bonnic Mattison, Milam- Caruso, Kathy Stroup, Front Row: Donna Rathfon, Linda Ste-wart, Nancic- Powcrs, Sylvia VVillia1ns, Charlottc Krieger, Linda Dingcr, Louisv Knapp, Pat Story, Lorrainv English, Nadgna Havvn, joanvttc- Hand, joan Pattvrson, Tana 'llutt 0. football formations, annual concert NV:-mly XYilson and Sandra Clark lead the hand carrying the school flag and i'Old Cloryf, Wfearing flashy red and black uni- forms, the eightv-four member Bradford Senior High Band, under Mr. Rodney Schoclfs supervision, performs at each of the Owlis home football games to raise the spirits of the football team and fans. Led by eight high-steppers and two color guards, the music lovers pre- sent drills and maneuvers set to popular tunes and spirited marches. These students prove their talents in the presentation of rousing assemblies for the members of the lunior and Sen- ior High Schools. Their efforts are fur- ther rewarded in the choice of fifteen musicians to attend the District Band Festival held this year in Port Allegany. Other musical cxtravaganzas which are long remembered bv the audiences are the annual concert conducted bv Mr. Frank Gullo of Pennsvlvania State Uni- versity and the combined concert with VVarrcn High School in the spring. ajo rettes Leading the columns ot the Bradford Senior High Band down the field are our taithfnl majorettes, Dorothx' Gill, Anna lane lXIacDonalcl. Jane Davis, Nancy Tull, Shel- ley Spencer, Nlary Lee Dehn, and Emma .lean ltnnyan. These adroit marchers lend much color to foothall games and hand performances with their tricky kicks, intricate twirling routines, and dance steps. Delighting attentive audiences with soft strains ot Deep Purple. pleasing arrangements, and original interpretations of favorite songs, the Ten Tones make music headlines Back Row: standing, Denny Kamerer and Mr. Callahan, acl- viserg seated, -lack Mongillo, Tom Simons, Tom Bolles, An- dy Ellenhergerg Middle Row: .lim Deasey. David Johnson- Front Row: liov Heinaman, David Clark. Charles Callahan -lr., Xlark Ash, Charles Humphrey. musicians master rh thm, techniques Back Row: WVilliam Ernest, Sandra Matto, and standing: XVendell VVilliklIDS, Mary Ellen Ben- ning, Kathleen Bayer, seated: Bert Larson, Sylvia Benasutti, Kitty Craig, Dave johnson, -Iiin Dcasey, Tom Bollesg standing: Mr. Duhart, Katherin johnson, jack Shatara,and Stewart Case, seated. 2nd Row: Marlene Cornelius, Donald Mclntyre, joan Patterson, Donna Rathfon, jean Yan Houtte, David Clark, Bonnie Mattison, Diane Grassi, Marilyn O,Brien. Front Row: Ann Titus, Ginny Keverline, Dee Shultz, Alberta Cannon, Barhara Shultz, Ronald Riddle, Carole Bromley. Carole Bromley practices orches- ' l H . , ,, , I tral techniques at weekly lesson un- The characteristic click, click of the responsive 1101- Mr, 131111111-H5 insh-action, baton of Mr. Armat Duhart, our accomplished direct- or, is heard as themes ot classical and modern music carry from the orchestra pit through the auditorium While the orchestra rehearses sixth period daily. After many hours of practice, instrumental tech- niques are perfected. and orchestral terms and theories are studied until involved selections are mastered. Full, rich tones of the varied instruments hlend har- moniously in the strains of the oyertures selected for performances. namely. the Junior and Senior Class Plays. The reward to capable students Who attend Dis- trict Orchestra and the stirring perfomance of the tra- ditional Pomp and Circumstancen at graduation will he remembered. 55 horisters of three 5 2 - 2 5 2 2 f 5 , cl asses blend i . Q E - If 5 i 3 E E 2 2 5 Z Top Row: Com' Smiili, lfrvcl Allen, Dain- Clzlrli, Cliurlr-s Cklllilllllll. jr., ,lzunc-s Buyvr, ll0Q'l'l Cooci, Toni Bollm-s flncl llow: Cznol lloslcins, l'1nn X7lllj.fi'l', Salim Blin-k, -lo Bifamo, llosc l 1l'i'QlC'l' ico. l1zii'imi'a1 Slinltz, lilvu llilxlmlll, Ann lfrailvy flrcl Row: -Iini Cm-ntilv. Marilyn lfranilz, Nlurilyn Cusv, Bonnim- Copm-, Nliliiv XVooclivy, Suncirzi Gurwoocl, Pznn Pvtm-rson, lclii 'llI'ilPll2lg!'11 Bottom Row: Miss Vain clr- liogiirl. ziclvisvr, Aitlic-an Hinclnnani, Lois Klc-l7uclclc-ii, Kay Culclwc-li, Pcggy Nll'l'1'i'l'. Xliniun Aciannson. Ann Mvrryinaiii, lliimu Sniitii, Lori Loc- Kvilvr, Joyce Pliiliips, Arflis Xloonnn. xlllflllll Sum-mivy Snnclrn Curwoocl, -liin Buyer, Alini Following Miss Vim flu Bogart, cliorns sinrfs Cla-ntilv trio lizmnonizn-s wi-ll. inspiring IPSPUIISC following praiycr. 56 elodious tones captivate audiences Singing a lwantifnl rcsponsc to the Lorcl's Prayer each Friday as only one of their inanx' renditions. our incloclins chorus, lecl luv Miss Van cle Bogart, gave coin- mancl pc-rforinancc-s at our Thanksgiving and Christmas asscinlilies also, ancl wt-rc most cnjoyahlv. Top Row: -lay Calclwc-ll, .laulx Burkett, Holm Nlaitlancl, NVQ-slcy Mack, Bill Anclrt-ws, Marshall Hnrlson, Daw- johnson, Marjorie Tarliox, 2nd Row: Eric McCracken, Bohhic Shillingvr, Aloycv Larson. B1-sky Poling. Carol Van Tint-, Kay Buchanan, -loan lloch. 3rd Row: joan Stivcs, Ann Fannin. Karen Stronp, jncly Lvltoy, lfonmla Str-infvlclt, Darla Knight, .lnmly Lvonarcl, joy Cochran, Mary Simons. Bottom Row: Shirlvy Shiclcls, Betty Br-nnt-tt, -lan Fc-lhnan, ,loAnn Haclsm-ll, Donna Burkett, Coral Hhnn, Dot Scvlccly Gloria Lncas, Pat lily, Betty Cla-ason. Nancy Cates. vww 2 S Top Row: Bill Scliillingvr. jc-rry W1-awr, Don Cranclall, Bill Hanslnan, Nelson Call. Bt-rt Larson. Larry NL-wplivr. Ct-orgt' llatt, Sandy Colilm. 2nd How: Bonnim- x71'4'l'lilllll, Santlra Nlvr- win. blanc- Moore, -Ioan Alxino, Mary Frm-iic'li, Lorrainr- English, Mary Hannon, Bonnie- Moore, Dm' Shultz. 3rd Row: Dorothy lritclnicr, Charlotte- xVllllll'l', Virginia Nlillcr, -lncly Cravm-s. Margo Davimlson, Carol Thomas, Sharon Carlson, Barhara Brittain, ,lt-an Nloort-. Bottom Row: Patsy N1-aring. Bm-vcrly lfrisliic-, Nlarilyn Sampson, Bt-tsy Coy, Naclina Havcn, -loan BllC'l,'UllIll. .Ivan Holla. Carric- Easton. 57 shers, parodists contribute talent Two down front, pleasev are words spoken to pretty usherettes, dressed in swishing nets, satins, and tatfetas, who pleasantly conduct us to our seats during class plays and other civic and social functions. Directed by Nlrs. Linnea Falm- strom, they permit the social activities of our school to be run smoothly and efficiently. 58 Under Miss Helen Smithis careful guidance, the members of the Make-Up Club master the disguise of the human face. By learning to smear grease properly, to dust power, to daub rouge, and to draw wrinkles, the make-up artists be- come expert in the skill of creating facial charac- terization for the Senior and Junior Class Plays and the Christmas assembly. Top Row: Mrs. Fahn- strom, Mary French, Pat Hammond, Sandra Mer- win, Martha Sweeney, Carol Thomas. 2nd Row: .lane Ryder, Sherlene Hale, Charlotte Winner. Dorothy Fichtner, jane Moore, Connie Erwin. M i l l y, Woodley. 3rd R 0 W: Barbara C oo lt, Caroline Dressler, Pat Bly, Carole Lasky, Joyce Neely, S a l l i e Haynes, E r i e McCracken, joy Johnson. Bottom Row: Pat Goodnoe, Donna VI. Barrett, Sandra Williams, Donna Thomas, B e t h Cassiek, Melissa Steuben. Top Row: Donna Barrett, Pat Casey, Nancy Clyne. 2nd Row: Sally O'Con- nor, Anne Orzetti, Edith Peterson, Pat Kenneson. Nliss Smith. Bottom Row: Mary lane Van Houtte, Carol O'Neil, Shelley Spencer, Bonnie Matti- son. Pat Frampton. Stud nur ing, prepare for futur Each Tlli'SCl21B' l11'i11gs the g11tl1eri11g of ixIU6'I'iC2llS lilltllft' Flore111-1' Nlgl1tlIIgilll'S. Pre- p111'i11g for tl1ei1' C211'5't'l' of l1llI'Sillg these girls 11r11 e11ligl1te11e1l I'CjI,ill'CllIlg tl1eir duties 111111 responsi- bilities luv two c11p11l1le le111le1's. Miss Cilllllyll Reitx 11111l Xliss 11111111111 YVil1-ox. 1,11 their llgilllilkl 11re visits to tl1e BI'2lClf0l'Cl Hospital Where they lCi11'Il the proper p1'oc1-clures ill 11111ki11g beds, Standing: Xlury Lou 'l'11l- 1-rieo, Bo1111i11 lllll'lill1'I'. Nlllftllll Luke. Kay 'l'o1'- rey, B il 1' l1 il 1' il l'l1illi1is. Eli11or11 NV11r111-1: Hlxu Hilmlmnrcl. Lois C1'11x1's. ,I ll Il i 1' 1' XVl'ltlUXY. Nl111'- H111 Hllllllllll. K11tl1l1-1-11 L o ll ,Q l1 l i I1 , Carol l,, C11111pl11'll. -lilllt' Davis. Iloyee Collins, Xliss lli'ltZ. giving back rubs 11111l sponge lJ11tl1s. The 111l- v1111t11ges 111111 CliSZ1ClVillltllQ,'l'S ot lllll'SillQ.f 111 ill- dustry are reve11le1l tl1ro11gl1 trips to Dresser Nl2lIllll:2ICtll1'il1g Comp1111v 111111 Ke111l11ll Rt'flIll'l'y. Movies p1'ese11ti11g V21l'iOllS schools 111111 pl111ses of l1llI'Sil1fJ,' are sl1oW11 to 11i1l tl11- 1-l11l1 111e111l1ers ill 11111ki11g pl1111s lor tl1eir t11t11r1' tl'2lllIlIlg. ,Ioyee B1-11111-tt. Seated: fllll'0li' NVorl1. NI 5' 1' Il ll NVl11'1'lo1'li, Carol NY111'1l. B il r lv il 14 il CllI'LtlfJ. l1l11 il'l'LlDllLl1.I6'I1. Kay Smith. l'fliZ11lJ1'tl1 Vilmlvert. 1111111 Stives. fp,.1m,1.,, 4 W- 1,111.1 Wwmspv, , 1,1 , , 1,1 1.1,,w1,,,1., ,QM Ny,m St1111cli11g: Ytllltlil l,1-o- 11111'1l, NI111'y N1111ll1111l1, Li111l11 XVil1'y. L1-o1111 flilf- lo11i, LLIllI'l'l Egur, Lor- 1'11i1111 Nl1'Xlill1111. B2ll'l1L1l'1l Nlel1oliL'. Alillll' xlillllltllill. Ellen C11st11x'so11. xlilf- QilI'l't N 11' I1 ol s , lJi11111- C 1' il s s i , V11-ki Ci1'111'1l. Carol Butler, XvCI'Ilil Z1111- 111-r, Miss -I1-111111e NYil1-ox, .lllllllP1'11lllL't0Il. Seated: Bllllllll' Nifl'l'lilIlll, ljllllllil llussell, P1111l11 S11111pso11. AI1111-t11 -l0l'lIlSUll. Alllilll l 1'st11, IJ11rl11 Knight. D o 1' o t l1 y IIlXl'lll7Llll,Lfll. S11111l1'11 Everly, 59 Awww: 1 32.1.9 :M 1-ff 1, wwf.-hams Juniors '5 Class enact e and oll Playing the parts of Molly's chil- dren, Dick Brittain, Ioan Patterson, and jim Bayer at left appear i11 a scene from the Junior Class Play, Me and Molly, presented Feh- ruary 2 and 3, 1956. Others in the cast are: Ruth A1111 Burritt in the title role of Molly Goldberg, Max Goodman, her hus- hanclg Sandra Clark, a neighbor, Bob Thomas and Elaine Iones, teenage Golclbergs, Gary Good- man, an uncle, Doris Beck, john Bihh, Marilyn Case, Bill Ferris, Norma Graff, Lois Graves, KGII Lucas, Charles X7iIIlDf'lC6', VVendv VVilson, and Millie VVo0clley. I The Comedy, directecl by Miss Ruth Mutter and Miss Marv Mot- tey, was Written hy Gertrude Berg as a saga of a Bronx family. :su I1 ll 11111 1 ec lllll 111511 fu L uni I ies ancl Gary Goocllnan llSll'll to lluth Ann ll as plum llllt 4 tn as she goes over plans she has in 111i11cl 3 IIIX s ox 1 1 to1 tht Colcllu rgs. Seniors se ec r. Barry's Etchingsn Mr. Barry, portrayed hy Tom Kroh, places hand- made currency in private chest. Each class presents a junior play and a senior play. Actors are necessary for the dramatics action, but other Work goes into producing a Worthy perform- ance. Weeks before opening night, hand in hand With rehearsals, classmates hack stage construct the set, sell tickets, and organize for the big night. The Misses Ruth Mutter and Mary Blottey directed Mn Barry,s Etchingsw of November, 1956. Indignant Pam Peterson, center, zunazcs Todd Sloan, Charlotte Krie- ger, and Tom Kroh. M23 Marge Mott, unsuspecting Lount- erfeiter's niece, admires Boh Thomas, FBI agent. Reiected suitor Reid Hang fumes. Nancy Tull, agentls companion, shoots scene. G1 The 1957 class chose Mr. Barry's Etchings, a three-act comedy as their annual senior play Pl'0ClllCtl0l1. The plot. centering in thc bachelor apart- ment of eccentric N111 Barry. involves 21 national couiiterfeiting ring, and the philanthropic efforts of Blr. Barry. Politics and roinance arc aclclefl to make this an ClltG1'ti1llllllj2,' success. Olrs, 'l'aylo1'l, Charlotte Krieger, chiclcs Cstar lurothcrl, Tom Kroh aliont his 1lnc-n1ployn1c11t's C2lI!Slllj.f llnpaicl hills. .. n f COIIlITllttt'C chairrncn for play are Roger Good pnhlicityg jucly Dana, propcrticsg Ken Lucas: tickctsg and Ned Hutchins, stage. Cast includes Justin Kimball, procluccr Nancy Tull, anal Boh Thomas, reportcrs Kitty Craig, gangster. 62 Combined efforts mystif audience Bruce Kinney, Bill XVoodring, and Hay Youni- ans man master switch to give lighting 1-ilvcts. Boll Bnrkcy, gangsta-rg Sandra Clark, Todd Sloan, Toni Kroh, Nlr. Barryg Charlotte Krieger, his sistz-rg Pain Pr-tvrson, and jim Mn-Cunc, neighbors in Reid Hang and Marjorie Mott, an engaged couple: Stanwich. uniors reveal Sea Secrets theme Mr. F11-tx, supcrintcnclcnt, in prom line rcuvivvs Latin American tempo C'1'Cllll'S inoocl for Cl2lI1L'L'I'S Ginny Ki'Vl'I'llIlt' with 'l'oclcl Sloan: Bill Zviglm-r to swing to live-ly renflition of tliv Mexican Hat grim-ts Miss Hzzrpc-r, lJillK'P. Vivun los lllll'XlL'2lll0Sl Alitiriputing tliv junior Proin, lll'C0l'ill0l'S Gayle l,illK'0l'S greeting cliaxpc-roncs Nliss HL-Ivn Sinitli, llowv, Toclcl Sloan, Bob Holzwzirtli, YVvncly VVil- Nlrs. Hzlrvcy Pliillips. ccntcr-Mrs. Cvorgv B1-ll, son, unll Slim-llc-y Spa-iicur construct tlu- coral czlvm-. Mrs. -loscpli Slllllll, fur riglit-Mr. B:-ll. at 1 fl .4 -ilzwwi I- Assembly climaxes Christmas festivity Male memhers of chorus enter auditorium singing the processional hymn for annual Christmas as- sembly program written hy Miss Van de Bogart, chorus director, and presented to the student hody. Mrs. Helen Smith and Miss Helen Smith assisted as dramatic-s and make-up advisers. As the girls liegin to end impromptu gatherinvf with candlelight ceremony, Sam Carnell, portray- ing Spirit of Christmas, enters from rear window and through his presence the girls arc able to see Holy Family. Principal actors in this original play, 'The Spirit of Christmasn are Sandra Fuller, Barh Schultz, Sandra Taylor, Karol Kleiderlein, Sylvia Benasut- ti, Ursula Koop, and Judy Dana who are husy Wrapping gifts with Shelley Spencer, seated. Scene is office in United Nations Building. Sam Carnell, Spirit of Christmas dressed i11 white surplice, stands with lighted candle hefore Nativi- ty scene which is enacted hy jim Deasey, standing shepherdg Peggy Peterson, Maryg Glenn VVard, Josephq and Ross VVarner, kneeling shepherd. Cautiously, Sonia Morgan, -lane Sitlrin, Be-Iva lflflllllllilll, Barbara Petitt, Dixie Miller, anal Dave C muon experiment wtli new steps. With the victrola blasting, the girls couut- ing and tlle boys leading, couples of the Social Dancing Club imitate dancing procedures clemonstratecl by Mrs. Delores Wfilson. Mrs. Molly Callalran, ancl Mr. David Barnllart, acl- yisers. More confident, Duane Carlson, Martha Sun ous, Dixie Miller, ancl Dave Cannon try s square tlaneing. Every Tuesday club period the boys, gym is transformed into a ballroom While the danc- ers-to-be practice patterns to the tunes of the latest musical platters. From basic steps to popular old and new dances. the class makes progress. Top How: jim Brinker, Arnie Wrlls, Cary Saar, Bob Deilolicr, Cary Battles, Larry Eclcly 2nd Row: Clrarlcs ASlll7tlllfll1, Bob XVilson, Bill McClay, Terry VVilliams, Frank Cerstenbcrg, Cary Cicerello, -lolm Coles, Dick Nc-Cormack, Howarcl Dixon 3rd Row: Plril -lolmson, Pat Hillarcl. Paul Clanrler, Bob Prentice, Sanmly Cobb, Berniece Benson, .Ioyce Himes, Carol Islnnan, Joyce mnc Bmtlxxxitli 4th Row li llllx Mulx C uv foctlman, Bill NVattcrson, Carol McCauley, lor - f' : 71 ' 1 la 'i 1 1 15' ixie Nliller, Sandra Nlatto, jean Buila, Robin NVallier, Betty Burger, Eclitli Coopel, Nlary Lou Campbell, -lim Flynn, Hrs. NVilson, aclviser Bottom Row: Donna Troutman, Shirley Valerills. Nancy laltlirop. Nancy Clark, Sue Tootlnnan, Barbara Brittain, Alllcly Milliron, Aliuly Tracy, Kelly, Xlary Lee Delm QL GG ixed dancing employ club hour 1 3 i E Top Center: Cary Biglvy, jim Duviclson, llonzil Austin. At top loft are two lmoys Guy NVliipplm- zmcl Bolm Witt-lion, and girl Carolyn Korli. At riglit of top cvntvr arc two girls Mary -lzniv Hills zincl Sainclrzl vlorclun, uncl lmoy Bill Dcflolicr. Near Top Row: Bill Sliillingor, Carl Spa-lizir, janv Siflrinn, Nlzixins- Nlnyo. -lunicv Eels. ,loam Prossvr, jurly llllllyilll, Ginny Sm:-:il Second Row: .lim Goulrl. Anmly llocrlcr, -Ioycc Sliipniim, Clay Blauiscr, Lincln 'l'inililin, jim Bnilcy, xlilftllil Simons, Czirclvnin Wixson, Mary Copvlmicl, ,loycc Day, Boll Ilurtlv, David Spain-li, Put llixm-nlmzuigli, Klilclra-cl jmiivge, Nlr. Burnlmrt, uclyisci' Bottom Row: Ecl llc-c-cl, Nancy VVooclurml, Burl VVl'Sllkllil'. Molly Taylor. Alvin Mclfnrlmi, -lum-t XVinl4l4-r, Norm Bzirtlioloinm-W, Nlnry XViclivnsky, Pota- Culnzic Top Row: Curtis Duviclson wcuring glusscs, David Cannon, Gary Drciliuiip, Allcn Halv, lionulml Could. Hogs-r jolmson, llulpli liullclrs, jiunvs Euston, Carry M4-Anclrvws Near Top Row: Cliuck Rnpcrt, Xliclwy Crull, Ronnie- Hupc, Cary Collvy, joycc- Flmiclm-i's, Slmron Nr-Il', Lynn Blmiclizinl, juni-t Ili-nclcrson, Nancy jolmson, ,loycc Mustc-i's Second Row: Fniiicis Hauicls, Bonnie' Monroe, Carol Nlountuin, Cccvliu Lown, Linclu Pfouts, Sonya Morgan, Mario Pascuzzi, Bzirlmru Pvtitt, Bvvvrly flzillziglis-r, -lurliv Cllllllllf. Xlrs. Czillzilmn, nclvisvr Bottom Row: Clmrlcs Craittic, Karon xlllL'lDOIl2llil. Palttiv Longlilin, Bolw Bryson, Dunno Carlson, Nr-lson Call, jf-uncttv Huncl, lronc- Pliillips, Carmela Nuzzo 67 Top Row: Dave Petry, Ken Lucas, Ned Hutchins, Charles Fenstermaker. Second Row: jim McCune, Ursula Koop, Martha llannon, Susan Barnett, Bill Zeigler. Bottom Row: Larry Ewing, jerry Scott. Sandra Chittistel, Tana Tuttle. POWER IS VESTED IN THEM The students of today are the leaders of to- morrow. It is on this assumption that the Stu- dent Council functions. Under the guidance of Miss Ruth Stewart, adviser, and Larry Ewing, president. the members who are the elected presi- dents from each homeroom wishes of the student body ulty-student relations. The council is organized try to carry out the and cement the fac- to function through many committees to accomplish these aims. The Social Committee, under the guidance of Dave Petry, plans dances and other social events in- cluding the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Hi-Ya VVeek Dance. The yearis assemblies are arranged and planned hy the assembly committee headed 68 by Susan Barnett, while another committee wel- comes new students and gives them aid the first days they are in school. This year the foreign exchange program was instituted in our school. After a year of plan- ning and fund raising. Ursula Koop from Cer- many was brought to our school. She, by her presence, has benefited the whole school. The council has attempted to promote school spirit through red and black days, discounts to stu- dents with activity tickets, and through pep rallies. VVith these purposes and the fulfillment of these goals, the Student Council endeavors to help the school. C0-operating to guide, council exce 5 Standing: Steve Podlas, Dave johnson, Lawrence VVO0Cll'lll11, Ed Gallup, Carl Cavallaro, Barry Slrerrick Seated: Cliff Braun, Andy Ellcnlxerg- cr, Martha Kohler, jim Perry. Standing: Terry XV i l l- iams, Paul Glander, Fred Stock, B C r t Larson, Downs Herold, Bill Cart- er Seated: Bob Park, Cin- ny Smcal, jane Miller. Carl Bartlett GU Student Council Officers Sandra Chittistcr, Larry Ewing, and jerry Scott, advised by Miss Ruth Stewart, plan council 1T'lt'CfiIlgS and projects rv- sulting from weekly sessions. zwwswl wfwwwwn Barker staff with aid of advisers An editorial staff with joan Pat- terson, editor-in-chief, met each morning during the first semester to compile a memory hook of school year activities. The problems of meeting deadlines and perfecting lay-out and co-ordinating all effort could not have been solved With- out the knowing guidance of the advis- ers, Mrs. Marianne McCarthy and Mr. joseph Smith. Top Row: Sara Bryner, Diane Duntley, Carol Byham, Sheila OiConnor, Chuckie West. 2nd Row: joAnn Hadsell, Carolyn Graves, Beverly Cross, Carole Longo, Arlene Pais. Bottom Row: Carol Hane, Martha Kohler, Nancy Stein, Nancy Shillinger, Fonda Steinfelidt. 70 fashions l955-' school year memories Top Row: Tana Tuttle, Marilyn Case, Bonnie Cope, Gayle Howe, Ann Titus, Sylvia Bena- sntti. 2nd Row: Donna Rathton, john Strandburg, Bob Thomas, Susan Barnett, Ann Olson, Diane Madison, Sandra Taylor. Bottom Row: Carol White, Ieananna Wingard, Bob Burkey, jean Van Houtte, Norma Craft. The 1957 Barker is vours at lastl NVith Mrs. Marianne NIcCarthy's and N112 Joseph Smith's help, the Barker Staff has produced what it hopes is an excellent yearbook. It is hard to believe that, while the students were still enjoying the 1956 Barker, the staff was busily completing lay out, selecting a cover design, planning with engravers, photographers, and printers, fitting staff members into different departments, taking pictures of the prom, the junior Class Play, and the hundred other activ- ities which are part of the 1957 Barker. By September, much preliminary work had already been accomplished. With the junior staffs assistance, the members scurried around town obtaining the vital patron subscriptions. Soon the Whole campaign began to function. Activity pictures of school life, individual pic- tures, club pictures were taken as the schedule dictated. Finally the colossal job of sending the pages and pages off to the press was underway and in time was completed. On Barker Day, May 10, the staii's eHorts were rewarded by the considered comments of the students and faculty. Through thc activities portrayed, the members of the Barker Staff hope the best memories associated with school life may be retained- 71 leporters publish news without detriment Under the direction of compe- tent editors and Adviser Miss Mottey, the Courant Staff meets the challenge to produce a Cour- ant every other Week. The editors and adviser are: seated, Sandra Chittister, San- dra Clark, Shirley Custavson, standing, Ruth Anne Burritt, Miss Nlottey, VVendy Wilson. Every fifth period, room 117 hecomes the production center for Senior Higlfs semi-monthly newspaper, The Courant. Aided hy members of the Courant Clinic who meet on Tuesdays to learn the rules of newspaper Writing and guided hy Miss Mottcy, the Courant Staff publishes information of import to the school and the community. Top Row: Peggy Mercer, Pam Yinger, Ken Lucas, Ned Hutchins, Carol Hoskins, Miss Mottey. 2nd Row: -Indy Colosimo, Anna Jane Macdonald, Cary Shelgren, Donna Vane-rstrom, Roy lleinaman, Boll Slilce, Bolu Fos- ter, Diane Madison. Bottom Row: joan lJoughcrty,Rutl1 Anne Burritt, Sandra Clark, Sandra Chittistcr, Shirley Custavson, VVC-ndy VVilson. 72 Volunteers provide unending service Top Row: lack Dougherty, Bill Andrews, Fred Sica, Bill XVatterson. 2nd Row: Downs Herold, Fred Stock, Larry Myers, Tom Foster, Bill Ernest. 3rd Row: Charles Swanson, Ronald Backer, lim Reningcr, Guy Smeal, Dick Dittman, David Sera. 4th Row: Dave Mix, Pat Slike, Cary Goodman, Roy Fiscus, Mr. Barnhart. Bot- tom Row: Dave Pe-try, Tom Kroh. Hats off to our Bradford Senior High Key Club! Under the efficient direction of Mr. David Barnhart, the members operate 21 concession stand to provide hungry football fans with hot dogs and coffee dur- ing the Owls' home games. Operating check rooms for various school and civic func- tions and sponsoring an after- game dance are other proj- ects promoted by this service club. nterweavers perfect intricate stitches Miss Sara Weaver is busy during her club sessions teaching complex stitches and difficult techniques of knitting to the girls in the Ad- vanced Knitting Club. The 'Klazy daisyi' or ca- blei' stitches are worked into useful and desir- able gifts. Many happy, busy hours of knitting paid out into snazzy argyle socks, colorful af- ghans, warm scarfs and mittens, and difficult sweaters. Adept at passing strands of wool through their clicking needles and coming out with neat patterns, these girls were able to as- sist the beginning knitters. JA aJ,0'4,1.L-'M-7 . 1 Who0ps, I dropped a stitchlv is an occasional murmur which escapes from one room in which the girls in the Beginners Knitting Club are be- ing patiently taught the rudiments of knitting by Miss Dorothy Currie. Yarn was sometimes tan- gled, stitches were often dropped, and knitting needles were occasionally sat upon, but spirits ran high. Visible progress was made throughout the school term, as the girls showed great en- thusiasm in knitting for themselves. 'ff-441 f. ' 1J fqag rf fad 51, .Ee .-f--Miki 'yt 'dy' ' 'gk ' t 'd'4- ' ':'94'ftl1-'-I-' -3.l'ff-a4- arf. yffzvv 'Hf,'44!: EIC-f--1.61 f,,..,, , V., ,clli Zfff- . ,,- 41.1 '.-'71l,f X 74 .'? f-41 A Top Row: Peggy Peterson, Ellen Smith, Jeanne Car- loni, Kay Edel, Pat Marcott, Molly Morgan. 2nd Row: Karen Maitland, Sallie Burns, Martha Nivcr, Su- san Melnick, Janice Cren- non, Carol Oliver, Dianne Petry. 3rd Row: Karen Johnson, Mary Luke, Char- lene Peterson, Linda Stud- ley, -Indy Vanerstrom, Sal- ly Shurwin. Marie Wilkin- son, Miss Weaver Bottom Row: Evelyn Hoch, Gloria Scarano, K a t li i c Stroup, Mary Ann Douthit, Mata NllZlIl1l, Marcia Nixon. Top Row: Betsy Coy, Nan- cy Mills, Sabra Black, Bev- erly Talerico, Betty Austin. 2nd Row: Carol Maholic, Donna Meyer, Lois McFad- den, Shirley Holden, Betty Swanson, jackie Field. 3rd Row: Marlene Cornelius, Sue Price, Peggv Cilvert, Carol Ickes, Linda Hulings, Ioan Hoch, Vicky Astolii, Miss Currie. Bottom Row: Io Tanesky, Judy Graves, Elaine jones, Karen Lore, Bonnie Tompson, Dorothy Gill, Deanna James. 4 x Draftsmen, slide rule club learn accuracy Mechanical drawing students can pursue their interests in this field by joining the advanced drafting club instructed by Mr. Charles Calla- han, teacher of mechanical drawing arts. The boys become proficient in using the slide rule, compass, and T-square, and, with pencils sharp- ened to perfection with a special file, these ama- teur draftsmen are aided in learning fine points of blueprint construction. This club prepares interested boys for industrial production work and improves each boyis skills and techniques. Under Mr. Albert Clark's expert guidance, the terms sine, cosine, and tangent become fa- miliar to members of the Slide Rule Club. Learning to read the slide rule scales, these members ponder over problems of multiplica- tion, division, squaring numbers, square and cube roots. As they delve deeper into their study, the mathematical geniuses strive to meet the challenges of the functions of angles, special applications of the slide rule to chemistry or physics problems, and the method of scientiHc notation. Top Row: Dave Brown, Dan Ramella, Jim Reninger. 2nd Row: Mike Sutherland, Bob Perry, R a l p h Whitman, Richard Dittman, Tom Han- dall, Mike Hicks. Bottom Row: Mr. Callahan, Barry Sherrick, Ray Fiscus, Dale Hanson, Richard Brittain, Charles Fenstermaker. Top Row: jim Deasey, Ray Troutman, Tom Bolles, Tony Cates, Fran Lineman, Bill Marshall, Tom Dunn. Bot- tom Row: Mr. Clark, Bob Massaro, Tom Burns, jim Hayes, Dave Clark, Dave Sera. 75 Delve into scientific tests, mysteries Every Tuesday in the chemistry room eager, young scientists, under the guidance of Mr. Ronald Marks, are found creating numerous projects, as well as solving situa- tions by the use of the advanced scientific method of experimentation as shown by Bob Samuelson and Tom Barber. The self- imposed projects include various electrical equipment and models. This year the members are helping sponsor the annual Science Fair, in which they will display their projects. Throughout the year the students gain important knowledge useful in the scientif- ic world of today, through informative movies. Top Row: Cliff Braun, jim P e r r y, B o b Samuelson, Wayne Crissman, Bill Zeig- ler 2nd Row: Larry Beck, Mike Caruso, Tom Bisett, Tom Slivinski, David Sapko, Joe Iercb 3rd Bow: jerry Noles, Allan jones, Edward Heck, Ron Patterson, Don Mclntyre, jack Karnes, Lar- ry Crahani 4th Row: Ron- ald Hill, Bill Anderson, Tom Barber, Bob jarret, Phil Sgamma, Don H i b lu a r cl, Dick Kroh Bottom Bow: Bill Slattery, Charles Swanson, Mr. Marks, Ann Peckham, Andy Ellenberger, jack Ret- tig, Dave Neil. Career study, crafts create competence Top Row: Suzanne Ellison, joanne Smith, Virginia Dut- ka, Mary Simons, Pam Yin- ger, Lucy Oliver, 2nd Row: Pat Story, Sylvia VVillia1ns, Mary Ann Dixon, Cathie Truby, Marilyn Tennant, Bonnie Yeager. Bottom Row: Linda Stewart, Karin Lan- din, Robert Burkett, Tom Snyder, Sally Marshall, Miss Titus. Top Row: Larry Kibhv, Lee Bit-kr-1, John Macdonald, Guy Smeal, Stewart Case. 2nd Row: Mark Kline, Tom Giordano, Ronald Pelino, ,lay Gorton, Philip Bickel, Herald Kellner, john Meese. Bottom Row: jim Pascarel- la. Larry Cordncr, Douglas Oliver. lim McCracken, Mr. Randall. The Future Teachers Club is organized under the able direction of Miss Harriet Titus. The purpose of this club is to acquaint high school students, interested in teaching, with the i1n- portant fundamentals of teaching at elementary, high school, and even college levels. Panel dis- cussions are often held to discuss the problem of making schools of tomorrow more progressive. These ambitious students learn the grading systems used by various teachers, the advantages and disadvantages of the teaching profession and the manner of conducting proper classroom meetings. Those who like to work with leather have every reason to be proud of their choice of club. The making of useful and decorative articles from leather is one of the oldest crafts, and with the Master Craftsman Mr. Randall, the Leather- craft Club found pleasure and pride in the articles they fashioned from leather. The chief aim of the group was to learn the skills of leathercraft. With materials furnished by the students supervised by their director, many useful projects took shape and developed most pleasing results. 77 Amateurs render service to reader'5 deligh With the help of the library. visual aids, and discussion, the members of the Reading Club aim to improve their reading rate and compre- hension. These twenty-five nienibers meeting every Tuesday are concentrating on how to study better before entering college. Donna Kohler, with the help of Mrs. Rodney Schoch, serves the club as their leader. Interesting fiction, non- fiction. and poetry are discussed. The essential literature will be compiled into a book list for required reading. All of the members feel that the club has greatly improved their reading ex- perience. 78 Where do students go when in search of re- source materials and information for books, term papers, and essays? To the library, of course! At this reading paradise and well- stocked hook shop, our untiring librarian, Miss Mary Hamilton, and her energetic club mem- bers proffer their assistance. The future librar- ians learn the proper methods of typing and filing index cards, arranging pamphlets and magazines, and stamping books. Tuesday club periods Hnd these members discussing recently read books or acquainting themselves with how to keep a library running smoothly. Top Row: Sandra Fuller, Becky Nolf, Shirley Ben- nett, Geraldine Fuller, Margaret Ripple, Kath- erine Rich, Pat Renwick, Marilyn O'Brien. 2nd Row: James Milliron, Nancy Hogue, Dolores Talerico, Sally Crandall, Carol Hoskins, Kay Roundsville, Geraldine Daugherty, Judy Hardy. 3rd Row: Edith You- mans, Peggy Yale, Ann McFadden, joy Cochran, Susan Marble, Kathryn Morey, Patty Mealy, Pat Lawson. Bottom Row: Miss Hamilton, Betty Stein, Martha Carlquist, Ursula Koop, joanne Stroniberg, joan Brown. Top Row: jerry Moore, Carole Sutley, Dale Milks, Doris Beck, San- dra Vreeland, Ronald Backer, Sandra Arnold, Louise K n a p p, Angelo Matzner. 2nd Row: Sa- bra Kcery, Torn Larson, Barbara Loekett, Patsy Nearing, Nancy Benja- min, Barbara Kroh, Mrs. Schoch, Amanda Harm- nion. Bottom Row: jean Beckwith, Beth Wingard, Donna Kohler, Judy Dana, Kitty Craig, Ev- elyn Moorehead, Kathy Knapp. Desir more French and creative writing Top Row: john Allison, Dick Feidt. Fred john- son, Bob Grennan 2nd Row: Sara Bryner, Ar- lene Pais, Chuckie XVest, Diane Duutley, Nancy Stein, Ginny Kevcrline. Becky Talerico, Carole Sweeney. Bottom Row: Kathy -lohnston, Ann Pe-ckani, NI i s s Harper. Pat Foss. Gloria Bond. Back Row: Nancy Pow- ers, Gloria Lucas, Karen Stroup. Front Row: XVendcll XVilliams. Sally Sweely, Nancy Stein, Mrs. Friedman, Bill Car- ter, Darla Austin. C'est la vie and homie chancev are just a few of the gutteral sounds and foreign expres- sions that emerge from Nliss Harperls room each Tuesday as thc future linguists in the French Club struggle with the language and culture of the French people. Miss Harper coaches her language company in the fundamentals of the tongue and the for- mation of the various sounds and familiarizes them with Frances contrilnitions to the World in various cultural fields. Aiming to express themselves more freely and vividly and to understand books and poetic passages more easily, nine members of the Cre- ative VVriting Club assemble with Mrs. Fried- man in room 113 each week. These penmen Work intently and industriously. writing and discussing stories, essays. poetry, and plays. If ever there is a rhyme or catchy verse needed to sell any program to the student body, it is likely for these members to be called upon. 79 Acquire mathematical, speaking skills Striving to gain a solid foundation in mathe- matics which will be useful to them in college and later life, twenty-two members of the Math Club meet with their eflicient adviser, Mr. Freas Downing, to solve the brain teasers he presents to them. VVhile mastering formulae such as 'ic equals l0v or the sine of a 450 anglef the students labor with figures, wrestle with geometric theor- ems, and feverishly seek unknowns in equations. 80 Top Row: Bruce Sim- mons, Fred Sehnegg, Tom Brown, David Pet- ry, Tom Foster, Keith Anderson, Ned Hutchins 2nd Row: Ross Warner, Larry B r o w n, Larry Wooster, Ronald Ritz, Larry Wagner, Charles Callahan Jr., jim Erny, Ken Lucas, Tom Simons Bottom R 0 w: Marjorie M o t t, Virginia Criflitli, Nancy Tull, Tom Kroh, Ray Masisak, Dave john- son, Mr. Downing Top Row: Carole Sween- ey, Lawrence Woodrum, justin Kimball, Todd Sloan, Rex Rensel, Reid Hang, J a e k Dougherty 2nd Row: Dawn Camp- bell, jim Pringle, jay Miller, S t e v e Podlas, Charles Humphrey, Dud- ley Rupert, Bob Foster, Bert Larson, Mr. Daniel Smith, Mr. Olson Bot- tom Row: Charlotte Krieger, joan Dougherty, Peggy Wilkinson, Marie Slike, Harriet Craft, jan- et Cross. Setting their sights on competency in oratory. the Debate Club learns to speak effectively while refuting logically the arguments of their oppon- ents. To mold the amateurs into skillful, poised de- bators, Mr. William Olson and Mr. Daniel Smith spend much time helpfully pointing out errors in practice debates. When 'the interscholastic tournaments are completed, the student body feels proud of the superior representation. Farawa plaees lure travel enthusiasts Top How: jzmicc Lucas, Lalrry Stramhurg, .lim Maistcrs, Bt-th Bnriics. 2nd Row: ltoclm-y Xcxx- tmi, Rrmgcr Stcwzlrt, Xaui- cy Shultz, Cliurlcs Nich- ols, Liutlzi Francis, Dick Brinkcr, Tccl Clzirk. Bob Grccn, Clilhcrt llctltl- luml. 3rd Row: Nlrs. Blcssing. Carol Francis. Alolm Ziinnic-rmaui, -lutly Birtcil, Cc-rnlcl Ns-c-ly. Bltlllll Smith, Toni Stixcr, Dzirlt-uc Swunsmi, Dmi- :ilil Pt-fry. Bottom Row: Sairuh Cmmliill, Hichzircl Vkfhcclrick, Nornm Lmik. Larry Stmltliml, Crzicc llc-un, ,lack Xliugcrt, Kzlyc Nl'XX'llltlIl. Brooks W'1iltc1', Sainclrai lick. Top Row: Cary Slwl- grcn, Huy Nlcflimc. luck Erskin, Virginia Rr-ccl. Zncl Row: Fr:-cl Nlcrry- main, HL'lL'll L2ll'Stlll, Alvi- ry llcllcxillc, YVilliaiin NVo0clring, Duuazlcl lizxck- cr, Mike- Mclloimltl, Don Xlzittcrsrm, Don Kurtz. 3rd Row: Mr Tompkins, Chuck Grill, Chuck Huh- insrm, Allll vlnlmsrm. Nur- Illl Nlycrs, Clziru Slack, A111-n'I'imhlin, Allen Kih- hy. lfrccl Ze-iglcr. Stcvc Austin, Mrs. Smith. Bot- tom Row: Nancy Rlcrry, .luycc Kclly. Sully Crum. Gail Blat-k, ,luliu Brink. Dimii Smith, Aim Nlcr- rviiiam, Arciis Klcmimii, 'lmumc Cmwluy. Top Row: Alucly Auics, Alhcrtu Cannon, Art Slikc, luck Crum. Bill Doylc, Don Girilrtl. K1-11 Zzimhc-rlzm. Vcrzi Czm- fit-ld. 2nd Row: Clary lloch. Hmmic Plutkw, Shcilzx XVchstc1', Brucc Klussmun, Donna Sm-mth, -luck Slltltilftl. Nlurilyii l izrrcll. Cary Slim-rmzui. 3rd Row: Mrs. Shcai. Dick Sticklcs, Shirley Pit- itt, lllllt' lz0f.fQi'IllJLlllllI, Dclorcs Pmvt-ll, Cary Poolc, Mario Stcwzlrt. Bill Rt-ml, Nancy O'Crm- nor. Bottom Row: Frank Szintoru. Erlith Mzickcy, Ray Higgins, Patricia L,t-mmrtl, Runzxlcl llalight. l3ui'lma11'zl Morrisrm, Larry liichmonrl, Cui-ol Austin. Richzircl Pcrry. El .IQ Acrobats prove agilit , adeptness Bouncing, flipping, tumbling, and jumping. the memhers of the Girls, Athletic Association attempt their seemingly miraculous feats. Under the in- struction of Miss Margaret Atkinson, and With the benefit of such apparatus as the trampoline, horse, and parallel liars, the gymnast execute jumps, Hips, somersaults, and stunts such as Katie Iohnson and VVihna Sehierer are demonstrating. The highlight of the year,s activities is the an- nual May Day Assembly, A member of the organi- zation is erowned as queen, With a court of six elect- ed from the ranks. Top Row: Karol Kleiderlein, Kathleen Bayer, Sandy Hettig, Edna Scott, Evelyn Byerly, june Vau Houtte, ,Indy Nloore, Garol Russell 2nd Row: jane Miller, Pat Edsall, Donna Toothman. Nlyra james, Pat Higgins, Nlarilyn Mc-rkt, Marilyn Sampson 3rd Row: Carol Vantine, Gloria XVarcl, Sandra Stromherg, -Ioyee Phillips, Lori Lee Keller, Donna Steeli, Sandra Russell, Carole Bromley Bottom Row: Katie johnson, Margaret Nieciuti, jaeqnie Gustafson, Miss Atkinson, Emma Zdaneevich, Wilma Sehierer, Pat To 5. . ' w, Akjs S2 Sharpshooters, g mnasts add to sports Top Row: justin Kimball, Bob Fostcr, Larry Myers, Ronald Riddle, Bill Ernest, Ronald Could, Bob Kuropkat. 2nd Row: Wilma Scliir-11-r, Bob Prentice, Roger Alolinson, Paul Glandvr, jim Walk- er, Dikc Artlcy, ,liin Davidson, Karol Klcidc-rlcin. Bottom Row: joy johnson, Mr. Ciddings, -lobn Hcnke, Mary Ellen Benning, Mr. Scliocli, Carol 'I'racv. Top Row: Theo Bartliolclncw, Jack Peebles, David Mix, Ricky Coronato, Lt-e Foss, Danny Moore-, Larry Cordner. 2nd Row: Bruce Hogue, Don Girard, jack Roslinski, Fred Sclmogg, C:-rry Hardy, Tcrry Kelley, Toni Simons, Bob Burkey, Mr. Maxson. Bottom Row: Ronny Covvrt, jack Doriguzzi, Bob Massaro, jack Mongillo, Arnic Wells, Jim Gentile. g .x I It ,' ., X ' , ' 4' 4 .3 - , I K . EJ : fr ' if 3 - V ef? QQ - -' i M, . ,.. ,...,. A 6 , ,- .,-. . . :pf 1 K, x S G 5 I ig than E f' 1' ,K ,M Y X if ,gy fi, ' M I ' , A .Mlfzvikfkw kb Y NA 0 , x as , M5 E X WW Www Pole vaulte-rs, sprinters, jumpers Top Row: 'Ilun Xlullmu-H, liulm l'v1'ry', Xlilw Pnsum-llu. llznxv NIL'lA1llQ,'lllill. Dia-L Pvtwsolx, Din-lx ID1-Sgunlis. Paul lintvs, Cary Slum-rnmn, Dun lilun-L. Second Row: Dam lizllllvllax. .Lu-L Ilurmw, Dans' X1-ill, C34-mlml xllkllby, Alzlck l'c'1'lul1-S. llall KVIIBTJII. f,u1'c'n lixls-yy Bull Zviglvr, Curl l3411'tlc-tl. 'I'l1ircl Row: Holm c:Ill'l'iHll, -lxwk l'1I'2lIM'iS. Wlulv S6 VE. 1w!fw 65 Thfifffi Y ,W win ,wg wg 1 wr T- 25351 i. r W w .,',,:g,,A if wifi' mmm. QNX W W VllI'llCli com-li, Us-orgc S4-lim-pf, and his assistant, Pctvr Pnsko, sec-in plvzlscd as thvy watch thc' squad go through tlir-ir pucm-S. Lining tlw truck is one of thc- inuny dntics ol thc-sv industrious stnclvnt inzlnagcrs, Phil Sgannnnl, Nr-il Clark, and Chuck Grill. A Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford ll 5 Q J' Bradford Bradford Bradford OVVLS CHALK UP T 1 HREE VICTORIES 4432 ........................................ Kane 7935 48 ..... 79 ..... Olean 56 Port Allegany 39 80 ..... ..... 1 Iohnsonbnrg 26 Ridgway 18 58 2X5 ...... ................... K ane 82 7!10 Smethport 42 U5 Port Allegany 22 7!10 6715 ..... ............ S methport 25 2X3 Port Allegany 24 2X5 32 .... ..................... K ane 85 Clearfield 47 Dubois 44 Bradford 435 ...... Punxsutawney 16 VVarren 83 1X4 88 players watch as Dan Rama-lla goes up and over. Clearing the hurdles, Dave Reming- ton races on to victory. Bob Cherilla, exhausted from his ef fort, wins by a large margin. George Schoepf began his second sea- son as coach with four returning lettermen -Bob Adams, Chuck Allen, Stew Barber, and Jerry Scott. The squad had twice the number of track meets as in previous sea- sons. Bradford Won three meets, defeating Port Allegany, Iohnsonburg, Ridgway, and Smethport. In the County Meet the team placed second, in the District Nine Meet they placed fourth, and, although repre- sented at the State Meet, they failed to place. 89 IlU SW 'I M X4 ai A 1 w, , u 90 4? X ' QA! g W mf .E5. ?R fi ws Z P2 , M. , if, ei? T ' A 'wx 'law f 3 Q 9 im www f A A - - f - ,M , YN, .Nw .,..Q....MA,.w. M,mu.,NWWm,.MW,, M 96 , S . 25,9 3 f NKAN 3 Mx Q .. 1 A fx az , x ' XL Q. Wim 'X , I' W ,b J 5? Efficient Coaches and managers Football Coach Francis lim-ki' Denning Although the Owls did not have a Winning year, they filled the season with thrills. Playing under the direction of head coach, Francis uliocki' Denning, and his assistants, james Dyk- stra. Edward Phillips, and George Schoepf, the Bradford Owls started their season with a hang hy defeating Har-Brack 7 to 0. Spurred on by this victory, the team tronnced Meadville 25 to 7. The squad suffered their first loss at the hands of Hornell hy the score of 13 to 0, and followed this hy losing to VVindher 47 to 13. Bradford, playing their first home game, defeated VVarren, holding them scoreless for the first time in sev- eral seasons. At Punxsutawney, the Owls lost a hearthreaker, 21 to 19. Returning home for the last three games, the Owls lost three straight contests to Erie Academy, undefeated Corry, and Olean. 92 OWLS WIN THREE, LOSE SIX Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford . . ,, Har-Braek 0 ,. Meadville 7 . llorncll I3 ,. . VVindher 47 . . , XVa1'1'en 0 PllIlXSllt1lVVllQ'y 21 Erie Academy 39 . .. , Corry 40 , Olean 19 Assistant coaches Phillips, Dykstra, and Sehoepi Encourage squad to seek success JAYVEES BOAST THREE VICTORIES I3111clfm'd Bl'L1CH.fll'Cl Braulforcl Bruclford Bl'ildfOl'd C rzlspiug mn' a1l1utl11'1 s IlklllilS, ilu- IlOl7l'flIl pluyvrs Otto 13 Kun :L 0 VVil1'l'0lI 7 fjlldlll 13 umvstown 6 suk llll'OllI'll2l'llIl'Ilt fl'0Ill tlu-ir fl'2lIl1lIl2ltK'S be-folx' tllvy Fomball mulmgcwi M I 0 into Hu' lll'Xt 1lllill'lL'l' of thc- ggazllw. Nc-il Clark, amd jolm Yau A ff fe , ,gg ...,.,w.-vu Q if I ff' J' ,af A 25575 2, A My V SVEQ ii ' yg ififamaw V Emmy YV gifs... We x guy. ,, 559 52? Enthusiasticall wls sight goal line Stn-W Bnrhcr DQ'l'f0I'llIS in the Eric Acuclc-my gunn- with confidcncc- in thi- aid with which his iCillllllLltl'S Surroimci him. Bruciforci's ch-fs-iisv, hm-ru h-ci hy soplmnmrr- Mark Kline, L-loss-S in on am im- suspccting Curry quarter- hack. Eric- Acucielny rm thc of- feusv is pilvcl up on the 50 yard line by un alert Brad- ford tvzun. 96 Mary Ellen Benning carefully aims at thc distant Mr. Richard Giddings congratulates Dike Artley target as Ronnie Riddle spots for her. for his perfect score in his oiihand shooting. Girls' rifle team sets national record A The varsity rifle squad which includes the following: top row: Dike Artley, Boh Kuropkat, Iim Davidson, Iim Walker, Bill Ern- est, bottom row: Larry Meyers, Iohn Henke, Mary Ellen Ben- ning and Ronnie Biddle, have mastered the art of shooting un- der the advisorship of Mr. Rich- ard Giddings and Mr. Rodney Schoch. These nine students have ac- quired the skill of shooting ac- curately in the different posi- tions required at rifle matches. 97 ll -und' Top Row: Curl Blu-ill-tt, Dick Pc'tv1'sm1, Cary Pctitt Second Row: Bruce Hognc, Holm Costzmzo, Gary Dlviluxlxp, Ylllllll 1'cL-klmm Third Row: Butch Licl1tvnlx'1'gc1', jim Mc-Cum-, Lou Exlvy. XVz1ym- xl2lL'lDOlllllll Fourth Row: Ecl Gallup. Holm Zviglvr, Bolm -loncs, Curl C1lYzllll'l'0 Bottom Row: Dam Grill, Disk Bl:-ssing. Stn-w Bil1'lJl'l', 'lorry Scott. QS Fighting five- displa agilit , spirit Peter Pasko. -lay-vcc coach, and George XVilcoY, varsity coach. look oxer the sea- sonfs records. BRADFORD OYVLS PLACE SECOND Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Braciford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford 66 67 T3 39 63 5-1 G0 69 49 -ll 5:3 55 54 49 42 6:2 50 56 70 .79 78 Erie Academy St. Nlarys Eric lech . . Brookville , . Olean . .. , ,. . Clcarfield ,,.. Collcgians . .. Punxsutawncy Kane , .. ,. Curwensville XVarren , DuBois , . Olean . Clearfield . Jamestown . Brookville XVarren , Punxsutawncy Kane , Curwcnsvillc DuBois . 50 55 59 41 32 37 56 54 51 24 34 43 44 57 57 44 40 60 47 22 59 99 Director of Athletics, Harold M. Brace, whose picturc appears on Sports Division Page-, salutes Varsity Coach VVilcox and jay-vee Coach Pasko for the 1956357 season. BHS Varsity won second placc in thc District Nine, Class A Division. .lay-vees hoast eleven victories in twenty games. Every home ygamc was a success for the cage stars, hut a jinx accompanied them in the five losses on the opponents, courts Stew Barhcr puts up a one-handed push shot from the kcyhole as Ed Gallup and the opposition watch. Q T 'W' -135 X W S, L 4 . W , .5 fm, 'lf 5155 X 45 7 1. wg ,, iz Y X? W s 'W E 5 nf, 4 .. 5, yg Q .S I Qs? is it Q Q :'.g ,W of 5 gf Q 1 -Q .X 1 if :ff S11 Q! WWW X- W. 'I 1 E' , sg nf Q3 i 2 L 2 X155 f ig Q, 5 if ix aw . Q E vii , Vx J, V , x if X E gig?-94? fiffi if ,N 39 cg ,. .V AWA 2 wx X, fe ,P- is 2 spur gridiron, ca e stars to victor After school one can hear the Words of Yea Teamv or Fight, Team, Fightv when either the Varsity or Jun- ior Varsity Cheerleaders or b o t h groups practice their yells in the corri- dors. Miss lNIargaret Atkinson, girls, gym instructor, advises them, and. with her comments and criticisms to guide them, the girls work toward per- fecting their performances. Braving the cold weather, the var- sitv supports the football team in the fall. With their formations and dances, they liven any pre-game parades and pep rally. During the basketball seas- on, thev lift the spectators, spirits with their cheering at all home and some out-of-town games. The Iayvee Cheering Squad sells football programs of gridiron games and urges the Baby Owls Basketball Team on to victory with their yells. Varsity: Judy Colosimo, Ginny Kever- line, Betty Austin, Donna Sneath, Sandra Chittister, Gloria Bond, Don- na Kohler, Pat Foss. junior Varsity: Top Row: jane Miller, Bonnie vreelimd, Mary Ann Douthit, Beth NVingard. Bottom Row: Ginny Smeal,Diannc Petry, Molly Morgan, Margo Davidson. Expertness, sportsmanship develop x if. Elites: Top Row: .lim lXlc-Cunt-, -lorry Scott, Bob -loncs. Bottom Row: Don Yost, Diva Pctry, Tom Krob, -lack l'vvblc-s, llc-icl Hang. At tlw Ci'lllt'l' innip, Frctl Sclinegg - in black iersey - clirt-cts tbc ball away from D we Pc-try. Facing cainm-ra right, -lobn Bibb, Don Yost. jerry Scottls Elites cinergcd victorious in tliv be-atvcl ending of the intramural football season, according to Nlr. Maxson, instructor. Basic principles of cclucation can be given no greater aid than in the 6StZ1l3llSl1lU9Ilf and 1-ncouragvincnt of intralnnral sports, with sn- 104 pcrvisccl programs tbrougbout the ye-rar and tournaments to name thc Winners. Pride in varsity teams, acllicvcment may come first, but the true valuc of intramural sports H football, basketball, or softball -can- not be clcniccl. Intramural titles are Captured As in the case of the boys, so also the girls come to know the full benefits of sports par- ticipation in an intramural program including mainly basketball and volley ball. Miss At- kinson is the girls, instructor. Though methods may differ and rules of game be eased, the spirit of competition and individual effort cannot be held less than that of the boys. interspersed with a well defined program of gym work, the girls pair off each gym per- iod into as many teams as may be present, and battle through to victory or defeat. As in basketball, so is it also in volley ball, with teams scoring the seasonis greatest number of Wins meeting in an elimination tournament. Katie johnson led this yearis victors in basketball. x. x as y Peat-liien SL-llierer jumps high into the air to liit the ball over the net as Kitty Craig backs her up. In foreground: Mary Dehn, Joyce Neely. Kitty Craigg Miss Atkinson and Indy Colos- ilno. jumping for basketball is Ginny Keverline. 105 mf EW: ,gd 291034 A pliotogrupliic rcvnc of many llllillllllglslll activities to intro- llllCC' the scnior ullmnni. Xloclcrn living class unrl ll mock wccl- clingg VVl1l'l'l'IllS playing Hunl- lorclg 21 scnior is gowncclg the inn- sic ClK'1721l'l'IIlCIltiS+tl'11V6'llllg-UI' ut lioinc prcscnting Qxccllcnt progrznnsg inspiring Cliristmus usscinlmlyg Novcmlicifs football qnccn. May thc picturcs invitc happy tlionglits of school cluys and scliool clay fricncls. Senior Class officers: We-nily Wil- son, Sl'L'l'l'lill'y'1 wliin NicCnnc. x icc- prcsiclcntg -lncly Dalia, trcnsnrcr. Standing: -Icrry Scott. prcsinlcnt. 108 ffm in if 5 , , .:,- S. .. 51 s :,:. '-2+ ' H f '-:y L sa-- , 1 .,::,,. L V in ' 5 ' '- 'izqi ,, Q Ex, 2 s ls 5 , A 4 As bewildered sophomores, endless THOMAS BARBER, Gener- al, Hobby Club, Model Air- plane Club, Silence is goldengn SUSAN BAR- NETT, College Prepara- tory, Student Council, Bark- er Club, A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most civinely fair, GERALD BARR, College Preparatory, Science Club, Aviation Club, Good-natured all the time., THEODORE BARRETT, Vocational, S o m e t h i n g money cant buy-one good guy, THEO BARTHOLO- MEW, General, Boys, Gym Club, Social Dancing, Busy and quietf, JAMES BAYER, College Preparatory, Foot- ball Manager, junior Class Play, Sing Out Sweet Land, He cloesn't wait for oppor- tunities, he Creates themf, MARIAN ADAMSON, Col- lege Preparatory, Chorus, Social Dancing, Driver's Training, Pert and small, well liked by all, FRED ALLEN, College Prepara- tory, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Boys' Gym Club, Jol- ly eyes and a merry smilegn SANDRA ARNOLD, Col- lege Preparatory, Library Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Happy go luckyfl DIKE ARTLEY, College Preparatory, Rifle Team, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, There's devilment in those eyes, MARK ASH, Business Education, Foot- ball Team, Senior High Band, Rather shy, but al- ways a friendgn STEWART BARBER, College Prepara- tory, Football Team, Bas- ketball Team, Thanks for the memory. l I, ',',. , ,.--, --vvf - I Yr, .. A .v,,, Vx E., rs 1 as K A w ' ' at appears three years stud ahead DORIS BECK, College Pre- paratory, Junior Class Play, Senior High Band, A miss with a quiet grace, SYL- VIA BENASUTTI, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Senior High Band, Here's the spirit-deep and crystal elearf, JOYCE BENNETT, College Preparatory, Girls' Athletic Association, Sug- ar'n Spiee'n everything nicef' MARY ELLEN BENNINC, College Preparatory, Rifle Team, Senior High Band, Orchestra, K'Peg of my heartgv CHARLES BEN- SON, Vocational, A pleas- ant fellow, liked by all, JOHN BIBB, College Pre- paratory, Football Team, Junior Class Play, Track Team, A good sport in more Ways than one. MARY JO BIFANO, Busi- ness Education, Chorus, Ushering Club, Full of fun and fancy freef' JUDY BIRTCIL, Business Educa- tion, Travel Club, Driver's Training, Shy girl with a sweet smilef' SABRA BLACK, Business Education, Library Club, Prom Decor- ating Committee, Bright and snappy, she keeps us all happy. RICHARD BLESSING, Col- lege Preparatory, Football Team, Basketball Team, Track, Stand by for ac- tiongn THOMAS BOLLES, College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Senior High Band, Orchestra, Model Airplane Club, Young man with a horngv MARGARET BRE- THERTON, Homemaking, Prom Refreshments Commit- tee, Bright, cheerful, and wmsome. usic, dim lights, add romantic touch RONALD BRIDGE, Cen- eral, How you gonna get a day's work doncbwg RICH- ARD BRITTAIN, Vocation- al, Camera Club, junior Class Play, Advanced Draw- ing Club, His ambition is endless, CAROLE BROM- LEY, Business Education, Girls, Athletic Association, Driver's Training, Orchestra, Life is but a dreamf, DAVID BROWN, College Preparatory, Advanced Drafting Club, Always a sparkle in those eyes, THOMAS BROWN, College Preparatory, Archery Club President, Prom Decorating Committee, i'Whistle while you workf' WADE BUR- DICK, College Preparatory, Football Team, Track Team, Tiny, tough, and terrific. ROBERT BURKEY, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Boys, Gym Club, Sen- ior Class Play, Rudolph Valentino in disguise-,', SAL- LIE BURNS, General, Knit- ting Club, Tiny, but thoughtful, THOMAS BURNS, College Prepara- tory, RiHe Club, My rock- ing horse ran away, so now I drive the jeepf, RUTH ANNE BURRITT, College Preparatory, Junior Class Play, Courant Clinic, Busy little beaver with a happy clispositionf KAY CALDWELL, College Pre- paratory, Library Club, Chorus, Between the devil and the saint,', CHARLES CALLAHAN, JR., College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Senior High Band, Math Club, Say 1t with music. 112 to aquatic atmosphere of 'Sea Secrets' CAROL ANN CAMPBELL, Business Education, Typing Club, Red hair adds beau- ty to the facef' CABOLE L. CAMPBELL, College Pre- paratory, Knitting Club, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Assembly Committee, Can't seem to make up my mindf, IERE CAMPBELL, General, Social Dancing, They do most who never boastf, VERA CANFIELD, Busi- ness Education, Chorus, Be- ginners Knitting Club, Un- der her quietness there's thoughtfulnessgv IEANNE CARLONI, Business Educa- tion, Knitting Club, Driverls Training, Welfare Commit- tee, Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, MAR- THA CARLQUIST, Busi- ness Education, Library Club, P0liteness costs lit- tle and yields muchf' SAMUEL CARNELL, Col- lege Preparatory, School Showcase, He has spread his welcome everywheregn MARILYN CASE, Business Education, Chorus, Barker Club, The golden rule at home and schoolf' BETH CASSICK, Business Educa- tion, Social Committee, Prom Decorating Committee, Ush- ering Club, A lover of life in general. SANDRA CHITTISTER, College Preparatory, Cour- ant Clinic, Student Coun- cil, Cheerleader, Those beautiful, brown eyes, DAVID CLARK, College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Senior High Band, The next Jimmy Dorsey, SAN- DRA CLARK, College Pre- paratory, Courant Clinic, junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Neatness is a line life preserverf' A5 sophisticated seniors at last BONNIE COPE, Business Education, Chorus, May Day Program, Obliging young lady-always has a good word, LAWRENCE CORDNER, General, Gym Club, Social Committee, All-around good kidf' JOHN CORONATO, Cen- eral, Senior High Band, Gym Club, K'Short, clark, and friendly - hols eva-ryonc's friendf' RONALD COVERT, Busi- ness Education, Gym Club, Travel Club, The answer to evcry girl's dreamgl' SALLY CRUM, Business Education, Travel Club, Chorus, Social Dancing, Fun-loving kidgu CATHERINE CRAIG, Col- lege Preparatory, S e n 1 o r High Band, Senior Class Play, Prom Decorating Com- mittcc, Social Committee, Beautiful dreamerf, TED CLARK, Vocational, Quiet, modest, and well liked by all, BARBARA CLOSS, College Prepara- tory, Knitting Club, Driver's Training, Honey-bunch . . . with blonde hair and blue Cyesgl' NANCY CLYNE, Business Education, Chorus, Sophomore Dramatics, Pa- tience and fortitude-she haswno fault that we can spy. CONNIE COLE, College Preparatory, Chorus, Sing Out Sweet Land, Assembly Committee, The girl on the flying trapezef, DONNA COLE, College Preparatory, Chorus, Sing Out Sweet Land, With a smile and a songgn JOYCE COLLINS, College Peparatory, Courant Clinic, Cafeteria Committee, Elie smile that won't come o . high school diar almost BARBARA CURCIO, Busi- ness Eclucation, Artistic Typ- ing, Library Club, Silence is better than empty chat- tergv JUDITH DANA, Col- lege Preparatory, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Sopho- more Dramatics, Math Club, A miss as refreshing as the March breezef, GERALD- INE DAUGHERTY, Busi- ness Education, Library Club, Little things mean a lot. JANE DAVIS, College Pre- paratory, Majorettes, Assem- bly Committee, Innocence is blissgu JAMES DEASEY, College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Senior High Band, Senior High Orchestra, So- cial Dancing, Quiet, trim. neat, in, nicegv SHERRILL DENT, College Preparatory, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Driverls Training, Fu- ture Nurses, Twinkle, twin- kle, little SIilI'.,, Al. 5 complete JOHN DEPETB0, College Preparatory, Football Club, Science Fair, Science Club, Ya gotta stay happy to be like himgv LINDA DIN- GER, College Preparatory, Senior High Band, Future Nurses, Pennies fl'0lN hea- ven, JOAN DOUCHERTY, College Preparatory, Cour- ant Clinic, Prom Decorating Committee, Style Show, Fun to be withf, SANDRA DOYLE, Business Education, Welfare Com- mittee, Travel Club, Social Dancing, Don,t fence me ing THOMAS DUNN, Vo- cational, Science Club, Arch- ery Club, Prom Decorating Committee, It's a wonder- ful life, CONNIE ERWIN, Business Education, Usher- ing Club, Prom Refresh- ment Committee, A smil- ing face, a ready hand. Spirited high school enthusiasts 116 LAWRENCE EWINC, Col- lege Preparatory, Student Council President, President of Junior Class, Entered to learn-Goes forth to serve, MARILYN FARRELL, Busi- ness Education, Girls' Ath- letic Association, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Quiet, but charminggu CHARLES FENSTERNIAKER, College Preparatory, Student Coun- cil, Science Club, Secure whatever he gives, he gives the bcstf' JOHN FERRIS, College Preparatory, Math Club, Basketball, Put off today what you can do tomor- rowgn JACK FLORENTINE, General, Stamp Club, Cafe- teria Committee, I get a kick out of life, JAMES FLYNN, College Prepara- tory, Math Club, Driver's Training, Came into the world on a happy cloudf, ROBERT FOSTER, College Preparatory, Debate Team, Key Club, Rifle Club, Pro- perty Committee, Junior Class Play, Look, Ma, Iim dancing, ANNA FRALEY, Business Education, Chorus, Cafeteria Committee, Pep- py redhead who spreads her firegv BRUCE FRAMBES, College Preparatory, Makes C568 at the lasses in his c asses. PATRICIA FRAMPTON, Business Education, Make- up Club, Chorus, Brunette with a friendly naturegv JACK FRANCIS, College Preparatory, Track, Archery Club, Cafeteria Committee, Intramural Football Club, Why slave, we can't all be presidentgv MARILYN FRANTZ, Business Educa- tion, Ushering Club, Cho- rus, Bless you for being an angelf, spur Owls to well-deserve victories ROSE MARIE FREDER- ICO, Business Education, Ushering Club, Chorus, Driver's Training, You're a sweetheart stepped out of the movie, GERALDINE FULLER, Business Educa- tion, Library Club, Grace I in small thingsgi' SANDRA FULLER, Business Educa- tion, Ushering Club, Library gliilai We say you're super- ne. SANDRA GARWOOD, Col- lege Preparatory, Chorus, Future Nurses of America, Sophomore Assembly, A favorite with all, AN- THONY GATES, College Preparatory, Rifle Club, Sci- ence Club, I's wicked, I's wicked, but I has fungi, JAMES GENTILE, College Preparatory, Football Team, Creative Writing, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Every man for himself. ROGER GOOD, Vocational, Archery Club, Sing Out Sweet Land, Best foot for- wardgi' GARY GOODMAN, College Preparatory, Key Club, Assembly Commit- tee, Social Committee, This is the lifef' MAX GOOD- MAN, College Preparatory, Football Team, Track Team, junior Class Play, Content- ccl with little, yet wishing for morcf, ROBERT GORTON, Col- lege Preparatory, Artistic typing, For heis a jolly good fcllowzn NORMA GRAFF, College Prepara- tory. Student Council, Bark- er Club, Junior Class Play, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, i'She thinks the world is made for fun and frolicgw LOIS GRAVES, College , Preparatory, Chorus, Driv- er's Training, Smiling Tl1T0llgl1.,, 117 Activity periods set aside for clubs JACQUELINE GUSTAF- SON, College Preparatory, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Sophomore-1unior Cho- rus Line, A bonnie wee lassiegv S H I R L E Y GUS- TAVSON, College Prepara- tory, Courant Clinic, Prom D e c o r a t i n g Commit- tee, Sophomore Dramatics, Cheerful people succeedgu SHERLENE HALE, Busi- ness Education, W e l f a r e Committce, Prom Refresh- ments Committee, just a trifle bashfulf' THOMAS HANIILTON, General, Social Dancing, Silence never betrayed anyonegl' MARTHA HAN- NON, College Preparatory, Student Council, Courant Clinic, Prom Decorating Committee, You've climbed the mountain of succcssgi' DALE HANSON, Social Dancing, Coin Club, Driv- erys Training, Often seen, but rarely heardf' BEVERLY GREENBERG, General, Travel Club, Vi- tamins could take a lesson, JANICE CRENNON, Busi- ness Education, Chorus, Senior High Band, There's a bluebird singing in my heart, VIRGINIA GRIF- FITH, College Preparatory, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Sophomore-junior Cho- rus Line, Auxiliary Chorus, Sophomore-Junior Fashion Show, Stepped out of Vogue. DANIEL GRILL, Vocation- al, Travel Club, Basketball Team, King of thc basket- ball courtgv KARL GROVE, Vocational, Intramural Foot- ball Team, Intramural Bas- ketball Team, Mischief, art thou afoot?gU SIDNEY GROVES, Business Educa- tion, Artistic Typing, Senior Class Play Property Com- mittee, Always ready for a good timef, reveal unknown talents in various fields LORRAINE HANSON, Homemaking, Social Danc- ing, Knitting Club, Chorus, Hair of gold, eyes of blue, GERALD HARDY, Gener- al, Social Dancing, Welfare Committee, A light heart lives longgv BONNIE HAR- MON, College Preparatory, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Sophomore Dramatics, F a s hi o n Show, Where there's life-therels Bonnief' IAMES R. HAUC, College Preparatory, Debate Club, Hobby Club, Intramural Football, Basketball, Soft- ball Team, Tall and Ter- rific, ROY HEINAMAN, College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Archery Club, His interest lies far from school, IOHN HENKE, Co ege Preparatory, Rifle Te' , In- tramural Baske a , He'l mare those t' ets sl sti yet.', yy f QV U wfv qw ELVA HIBBARD, College Preparatory, Library Club, Quiet, sweet, and soft- spokenf' PATRICIA HIG- GINS, Business Education, Social Dancing, Artistic Typingg As cute as a new- born ittenf' GALE HIL- LARD, Business Education, Sophomore Dramatics, Not a care in the world-except getting to lunch on timef, ALTHEA HINCHMAN, Homemaking, Knitting Club, The little girl with a big heart who's friendly toward allf' EVELYN HOCH, Homemaking, D r i v e r ' s Training, Quiet, sincere brunette with a heart as g o o cl as goldf' GARY HOCH, Vocational, Coin Club, A gentleman at heart - he thinks of others first. Chat in corridors, race to 120 classes NANCY HOCUE, Business Education Social Dancing, Library Club, 'fStay as sweet as you are, ROBERT HOLZWARTH, College Preparatory, Football Team, Coin Club, Atomic Energy -extremely athleticgn GAYLE HOWE, College Preparatory, Social Commit- tee, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Senior High Band, Speech is great, but silence is greater. DONALD HUGHES, V0- cational, Vocational Basket- ball Team, Social Dancing, His quiet ways become himgn LEROY I-IULINCS, Vocational, Social Dancing, Came for anythingf NED HUTCHINS, College Pre- paratory, Student Council, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Cafeteria Committee, It takes glasses to make a professor D CARL JOHNSON, Business Education, Sophomore Dra- matics Club, Travel Club, Prom Decoratin Commit- tee, 'iCet thee Eehind mc, Satangn JOY JOHNSON, Homemaking, Social Danc- ing, Ushering Club, Driv- cr's Training, Star eyesgv PHILIP JOHNSON, College Preparatory, Photography Club, Debate Club, Driv- er's Training, They make them no betterf' WILLIAM JOHNSON, Col- lege Preparatory, Gem Club, Travel Club, Possesscs a winning personalitygi' ELAINE JONES, College Preparatory, Junior Cl iss Play, Driver's Training, Archery Club, Little cupic doll, LORI LEE KELLER, Business Education, Future Nurses, Chorus, A smile for everyone-a friendly hello. gather at games, and at dances JOYCE KELLEY, Business Education, Social Dancing, A little hashful hut does all right by herself, PA- TRICIA KENNESON, Col- lege Preparatory, Travel Club, A jolly hello, a mer- ry smilef, PEGGY KEN- NESON, Business Educa- tion, Social Dancing, Travel Club, A smiling face re- flects a happy heart. KAROL KLEIDERLEIN, College Preparatory, Rifle Cluh, Girls' Athletic Assoc., May Day Court, Always up to something, JUSTIN KIMBALL, College Prepar- atory, Senior High Band, Dehate Team, There-is a lot of Texas in this little mangn LAWRENCE KIB- BY, General, Welfare Com- mittee, Gym Cluh, Easy to get along withfi BRUCE KLUSSMAN, C0l- lege Preparatory, His car Hts in his pocket, and he's no Paul Bnnvanf' LOUISE KNAPP, College Prepara- tory, Senior High Band. Driver's Training, Prom Decorating Committee, Dark and vivaciousgi' JOHN KNOX, College Pre- n'1ratory, Football Cluh, Fools wander, wise men travel. URSULA KOOP, College Preparatory, Student Coun- cil, Her cup runneth over, DONNA KOHLER, College Preparrtory, Cheerleading, lunior Class Assembly, Soph- omore and junior Fashion Show, A young man's fan- cygu HARRIET KRAFT, Business Education, NVQ don't know much ahout her, hut what we know is great. X C, Wok WJULQMAS 12 In drama, senior participants bow out FRED LAWSON, College Preparatory, Senior High Band Hobby Club Travel Club, Drive-r's Training., S176 1Sllt exerything PA TRICIA LAWSON, College Preparatory, Library Club Prom Decorating Commit- tee, A little gal who gets around , RONALD LERCH Vocational, Art Club, K'Oh, that tooth-paste smile. aim? M, ww, V4 if . 1,5 , FRANCIS LINEMAN, Col- lege Preparatory, Hobb' Club, Senior High Banch Travel Club, He works quietly and steaclilyf' BAR- BARA LOCKETT, General, Quiet and shyf, KATH- LEEN LOUCHLIN, Col- lege Preparatory, Girls, Ath- letic Association, Future Nurses, Knitting Club, Ca- feteria Committee, Always ready with a helping handf, ' L BARBARA KRAFTON, Business Education, Auxil- iary Chorus, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Pleasant and cheery as the moming sungv CHARLOTTE KRIE- GER, College Preparatory, Senior High Band, Debate Team, Senior Class Play, Calm, cool and collected, RICHARD KROH, College Preparatory, Science Club, Driver's Training, A man of mysteryf' THOMAS KROH, College Preparatory, Student Coun- eil, Senior Class Play, Like- ly to succeed in everythingf' ROBERT KUROPKAT, Col- lege Preparatory, Senior High Band, Rifle Team, Appears quiet, but donit let that fool you, KARIN LANDIN, College Prepara- tory, Knitting Club, A gen- tle mind by gentle deed is knownf, 4. 1 . 122 r. Barry's Etchingsf' final production IANICE LUCAS, Business Education, Social Dancing, Ushering Club, Likes life just as it is, KENNETH LUCAS, College Prepara- tory, Camera Club, Math Club, Student Council, As- sembly Committee, Ein- stein's protege, MARTHA LUKE, Business Education, Social Dancing, Always looking for more mischief and seems to find it. ANNA IANE Macd0N- ALD, College Preparatory, Cheerleader, Majorcttes, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Oh, my twin brother, JOHN MacdONALD, Col- lege Preparatory, Camera Club, Math Club, When lessons interfere with plea- sure, give up lessons, BEV- ERLY MACK, Business Ed- ucation, Travel Club. Social Dancing, A friendly girl, a willing way, PATRICIA MARCOTT, Business Education, Sopho- more Dramatics, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Knitting Club, Lives only for week- ends, DIANE MADISON, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Full of T. N. T.gv WILLIAM MAR- SHALL, College Prepara- tory, Travel Club, Senior High Band, Rifle Club, His car is his lifef, RAYMOND MASISAK, Col- lege Preparatory, Student Council, Prom Decorating Committee, So many seek his help and receive it, ROBERT MASSARO, Col- lege Preparatory, Football Club, Prom Decorating Committee, The cat who caught the mousegv JAMES McCUNE, College Prepara- tory, Basketball Team, Stu- dent Council, Possesses a secret reservoir of energyf, mgmvw 4 0 f6'ig f '-f we 2 A 3 s 1: ,,, x 1 e X x ? 3 1 ? , I I I I wwf: Q H' kwzxgvms M 1 I 4, fi! Q 4 V , .,.,A . ,.,, ,:,,, i :,b 'Ki wexsv,x,f, K A V ' f Y www 14.,w,Mg., iff if fs Mi 1,15 ' V f va ' - ar Q W, 4 . 41 s ' ' Ex A 5511 WSQSEE ,MV M,,....,..--,...---1 RU Yfri 27 W .1 me mL umntlcss fXlu1'tl1:1 HQUIIIUII .incl I mx 1.1. ' omni 4 . xl 1l1'tl'l' svlmol time- tu NK II L lnclx lll flu hunt lull Huy YUIIIHLIIIS crvws uviivilic-S fm' svlmool 1Bl'0KllIL'ti0llS. Term papers ended, careers selected, 126 LOIS MCFADDEN, Busi- ness Education, Library Club, Chorus, Her virtues are many, her faults are fewzl' DONALD MCKIT- TRICK, Business Education, Model Airplane Club, Quiet and Reservedgl' MARGAR- ET BIERCER, College Pre- paratory, Auxiliary Chorus, Wfelfare Committee, Assem- bly Committee, Stands in her own light and reflects it wellf' NANCY NIERRY, Business Education, Knitting Club, A cute trick, ready for all action, ANN MERRYMAN, Business Education, Travel Club, Social Dancing, I give you my laughter not my tearsgl' DONNA MEY- ER, General, Ushering Club, Travel Club, Welfare Com- mittee, Cafeteria Commit- tee, Always cheerfulf, JACK MONGILLO, Gener- al, Football Team, Ten Tones, Gym Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Size isn't everything - N apo- lcon was short, toogv NA- OMI MONROE, General, Future Nurses, Not every- one can be short, shy and sweetgu ARDIS MOONAN, General, K n i t t i n g Club, Driver's Training, May your dreams come true. JAMES NIOORE, Vocation- al, Social Dancing, Wake me up when this class is overgv JERRY MOORE, Col- lege Preparatory, Math Club, Library Club, Driveris Train- ing, Study never hurt any- bodygw KATHRYN MOREY, Business Education, Library Club, Social Dancing, Arts and Craft, Soft voice, sweet smilc-.U college applications sent, seniors relax MARIORIE INIOTT, Col- lege Preparatory, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Cafeter- ia Committee, Creative Writing, Romance is more fun than classqv THOMAS MOTT, Vocational, Shop Basketball Team, Social Dancing, Travel Club, Fun- ny, but I'm always tired, FORREST NEARINC, Vo- cational, Shop Basketball, A quietness of spirit. KAYE NEWMAN, Business Education, Driveris Train- ing, Chorus, Travel Club. A dainty blond with a dainty dispositiongn JERE- MY NOLES, College Pre- paratory, Camera Club, Sci- ence Fair, Nature lover, REBECCA NOLF, Business Education, Gem Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Library Club, Drivers Education, A charming winncr of friends. NIARILYN O'BRIEN, Busi- ness Education, .Social Dancing, Arts and Crafts, Orchestra, Make mine mu- sicgn NANCY O'DAY, Busi- ness Education, Fu t u r e Nurses of America, Her laughter is unsurpassed by everything but her drivinggu SALLY O'CONNOR, Busi- ness Education, S o c i a l Dancing, Make-up Club, Good little, bad little you. DOUGLAS OLIVER, Cen- eral, All service is the same with Codgu ANN OLSON, College Preparatory, Soph- omore Dramatics Club, Barker Club, Prom Decor- ating Committee, Social Committee, Proof that blondes are good-looking, CAROLE O'NEIL, College Preparatory, Knitting Club, Future Nurses of America, Potential stick of dyna- mite. 12 Barker Da -class book of memories RICHARD PERRY, Voca- tional, Social Dancing, What Don says is truef, MARTIN PETERSON, Cen- eral, A carefree and likable chapgn PAMELA PETER- SON, College Preparatory, Prom Decorating, Commit- tee, Chorus, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Dramatics Club, A star in our midst -she can both sing and actf' PEGGY PETERSON, Busi- ness Education, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Knitting Club, Best things come in small packa es,', DAVID PETRY, College Prepara- tory, Key Club, Student Council, Thrift is the phil- 0sopber's stonef, BARBARA PHILLIPS, Business Educa- tion, Social Dancing, Usher- ing Club, 'iCooid natured all the timef, 128 t, , , Q 4. .si JAMES A. PASCARELLA, Business Education, Football Team, There will never be another Poolagv JAMES P. PASCARELLA, General, So- cial Dancing, Model Air- plane Club, That silent partner, JOAN PATTER- SON, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Senior High B a n d, Orchestra, Junioi C l a s s Play, Endurance, foresight, s t r e n g t h, and skillf, RICHARD PAYNE, Voca- tional, An awful nice guy with looks that will take him anywhere, RONALD PELINO, General, There is somethini mischievous in his smile but underneath he's as good as gold, DON- ALD PERRY, Vocational, Camera Club, Believe it or not Dick's my twin.', causes celebration for classmates JOYCE PHILLIPS, Business Education, Sophomore Dra- matics Club, Redheaded bomb shell-she is game for ,most anythinggu RON- ALD PLATKO, Vocational, Always ready for fun and a lot of fun to be withgu DANIEL RAMELLA, V0- cational, Art Club, Driver's Training, Always in a good moodf, THOMAS RANDALL, Col- lege Preparatory, Art Club, Driver's Training, Hail hail, the ganjfs all heref, DONNA RATHFON, Col- lege Preparatory, Barker Club, Senior High Band, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, A dynamo of energygn VAY REED, General, Arch- ery Club, Driver's Training, Makes the arrow speed to its markf, LL O M, REX RENSEL, College Pre- paratory, Debate Team, Boys' Gym Club, Science Club, Teacher,s torment, studcnt's jesterf' PATRICIA RENWICK, Business Edu- cation, Sophomore Dramat- ics Club, Those eyes speak for themselvcsgv CATHER- INE RICH, Business Edu- cation, Social Dancing, Typ- ing Club, Chorus, Music is hcr matchf, JOYCE RIZZO, Business Education, Future Nurses of America, Knitting Club, Laugh at all things great and small, CHARLES ROBINSON, General, Social Dancing, I have miles to go before I sleep, and be- sides, who sleepsgv DALE ROGGENBAUM, General, Never a dull momentf' Food, frollc, and fatigue highlight KATHRYN ROUNDS- VILLE, College Prepara- tory, Library Club, Proper- ty Committee for junior Class Play, Short but mighty, REGIS ROYER, College Preparatory, Social Dancing, Camera Club, He lives not for himself, but for the world, JANE RY- DER, Business Education, Usherinig Club, Chorus, Pro- perties for Ilunior Class Play, Delightfu ly sweetf, BONNIE RUFFNER, Busi- ness Education, Social Danc- ing, Perky and peppy - when she smiles, she smiles all overgv DUDLEY RU- PERT, College Preparatory, Debate Team, Speak, and we shall listenf CAROL RUSSELL Business Educa- tion, Social Dancing, Travel Club, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Down to earthf' FRANK SANTORA, Gener- al, Dark and handsome, as still as the nightf' FRED SCHNECC, Co lege Prepar- atory, Math Club, Laugh and the world laughs with youf, LEROY SCHBEIBER College Preparatory, Social Dancing, Gym Club, Travel Club, Model Airplane Club, The perfect gentlemanf, BARBARA SCHULTZ, Col- lege Preparatory, Future Nurses of America, Chorus, Orchestra, Small blonde with a sparkling personal- ity, JEROME SCOTT, College Preparatory, Vice President Student Council, Basketball Team, Track, Something attempted is something donegi' DAVID SERA, College Preparatory, Key Club, Social Commit- tee, The great philosopher. annual fun-filled senior picnic GARY SHELCREN, Col- lege Preparatory, Social Dancing, Let's be up and cloinggv BRUCE SIMMONS, College Preparatory, Ten Tones, Math Club, Boys, Gym Club, 'Tm sitting on top of the worldgi' THOMAS SIMONS, College Prepara- tory, High School Band, Ten Tones, Track Team, john Phillip Sousa. CLARA SLACK, College Preparatory, Chorus, Soph- omore Dramatics Club, A toast to all the happy hours, ROBERT SLIKE, College Preparatory, Model Airplane Club, On to higher thingsf' TODD SLOAN, College Preparatory, Debate Team, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, This is what brains and looks are made of. DIANA SMITH, Business Education, Make-Up Club, Social Dancin , Chorus, Our perfect litie lady who always keeps smilinggn GENE SMITH, Business Education, Travel Club, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Life gets tedious, cloesnlt itiwg JAY SMITH, General, 'QI ,have so many things to co. JOAN SMITH, Business Ed- ucation, Social Dancing, Chorus, Travel Club, Leave it to joan, DON- NA SNEATH, Business Ed- ucation, Student Council, Cheerleading, A s s em lo ly Committee, If smiles were gold, sheid be worth lots of moneygi' HARRY SOL- ERAK, Vocational, Social Dancing, Model Airplanc Club, Nice to knowf, Seniors part knowing graduation JOHN STRANDBURG, Col- lege Preparatory, Barker Club, Social Dancing, The countless gold of a merry heart, LARRY STRAN- BURG, Vocational, Travel Club, Day is too long and night is too short, SAN- DRA STROMBERC, Busi- ness Education, Sophomore Dramatics Club, A friend to all and to all a frienclf, CAROLE SUTLEY, College Preparatory, Senior High Bancl, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Social Committee, Ca- feteria Committee, Right out of the Honeybunch ser- iesgu DARLENE SWAN- SON, Business Education, Ushering Club, Auxiliary Chorus, Quiet and oblig- inggn MARY SWARTZFA- GER, Business Education, Social Dancing, Artistic Typ- 'n Drixer's Trainin 1 H, ' 1 2, .. . , Coinposurc is her charm. SHELLEY SPENCER, Col- lege Preparatory, Majorettes, Prom Decoratin Commit- tee, Courant Cginic, She draws pictures and friends with the same easegv BET- TY STEIN, Business Edu- cation, Library Club, Love is a many splendored thing, MELISSA STEUBEN, Busi- ness Education. Usherin Club, Small, dainty, ang sweetf' ROGER STEWART, VOCa- tional, Coin Club, Rifle Club, Makes a Guitar talk in a pleasing wayf' RICH- ARD STICKLES, Vocation- al, Track Team, Boys, Gym Club, Coin Club, Football Team, All-around mangv JAMES STIVES, Vocation- al, Arts and Crafts Club, Silence is one great art of conversation. marks final get-together as class MARTHA SWEENEY, Busi- ness Education, Chorus. Ushering Club, Little peo- ple have large souls, MARY LOU TALERICO, College Preparatory, Prom Decorat- ing Committee, Future Nurses of America, And the music goes round and round, SANDRA TAYLOR, College Preparatory, Stu- dent Council, Barker Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Simplicity is an assetf' DONNA THOMAS, Busi- ness Education, Ushering Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Her smile is everlastinggi' ROBERT THOMAS, Business Educa- tion, Barker Club, Senior and junior Class Plays, Al- ways on deck when there's fun on the program, ANN TITUS, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Prom Decor- ating Committee, Caiety is a woniarfs giftf, IDA TRAPHAGEN, Home- making, Future Nurses, The girl in white, RAY TROUT- MAN, College Preparatory, Archery Club, Model Air- plane Club, Driveris Train- ing, Never judge one by his sizegv NANCY TULL, College Preparatory, Major- e t t e s, Prom Decorating Committee, Wisdom and humor in a perfect blend. TANA TUTTLE, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Student Council, Prom Dec- oratinz Committee, Our sweet little princess, DON- NA VANERSTROM, Cour- ant Clinic, Social Commit- tee, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Ambition will get you everywheref' JEAN ANN VANHOUTTE, Col- lege Preparatory, B a r lc e r Club, Student Council, One touch of Venusf' ellow with reminiscences Seniors MARY IANE VAN- HOUTTE, Business Educa- tion, Make-Up Club, Girls, Athletic Association, Cham1 radiates from herf' LARRY WACNER, College Prepar- atory, Math Club, Student Council, Cafeteria Commit- tee, Those do most who never boastgv WALLACE WACNER, Vocational, Sei- ence Club, Social Dancing, Driver's Training, 'iAlways on the job. CAROL WARD, College Preparatory, Future Nurses, Driver's Training, Truly fair and fairly truegi' GLENN WARD, College Preparatory, Football Team, Track Team, Prom Decorat- ing Committee, Big man with a voice to match, ROSS WARNER, College Preparatory, Camera Club, Math Club, Driveris Train- ing, Not speed but deeds that countf, WILLIAM WATTERSON, College Preparatory, Rifle Club, Math Club, He came, he saw, he conquered, SHEILA WEBSTER, Col- lege Preparatory, Senior High Band, Cafeteria Com- mittee, Happiness is her middle name, IANICE WEIDOW, College Prepar- atory, Driver's Training, Ushering Club, Future Nurses, Busy and quiet throughout the dayf, ARNOLD WELLS, General, Football, Track, The world knows little of its great mengi' MYRNA WHEEL- OCK, College Preparatory, Future Nurses, Ushering Club, Driver's Training, She is friendly, happy, and nicegv CAROL WHITE, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Social Commit- tee, Her eyes say it allfi work toward goals In adult life RALPH WHITMAN, Col- lege Preparatory, Social Dancin , Science Cluh, Oh, the wid joys of living, PHILIP WILEY, General, Transferred from Kane High School, :In quietness and conHdence shall be your strcngthf' SANDRA WIL- LIAMS, Business Educa- tion, Social Dancing, A rainbow comes and goes. WENDY WILSON, College Preparatory, Courant Clinic, junior Class Play, Prom Dec- orating Committee, 'KA per- fect little missf' JEANAN- NA WINCARD, College Preparatory, Barker Club, Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Fools rush in where wise men fear to treadgn MILDBED WOODLEY, Business Education, Usher- ing Club, Social Dancing, Her happiness reigns su- premcu CAROL LEE WORK, Cos- lege Preparatory, Social Dancing, Future Nurses, All doors open to cour- tcsygv PAMELA YINGER, College Preparatory, Sopho- more Dramatics Club, Cho- rus, Driver's Training, No one knows what can be done until triedgv RAY- MOND YOUMANS, Voca- tional, Science Club, Social Dancing, Master of useful trades, a gentleman al- ways. EMMA JEAN ZDANCE- VICH, Business Education, Archery Club, Cirls, Athlet- ic Association, May Day Court One cute little gal, WILLIAM ZEICLER, Col- l e g e Preparatory, Social Dancing, Photography, He is just our Billf' JAMES ZETTS, College Prepara- tory, Football Team, Track, Basketball Team, Eat, drink, and he merry for to- morrow we may die. Miss Harpcfs scccmcl yn-ar Frm-mrlm students sing Christmas carols lucforc dismissal for Christmas YilCLlti0Il. Mr. Callahan vxplains a lvlnn-print to Diku Artlc-y, Bill Zicglcr ancl Glenn NVarcl in lNl'C'l12lI1lC1ll clrawing class. Miki- Tholnas, l1 1- a cl Cnstnclian, and Bruno Sa- Looking at fins VVOI'lxIIlilIlSlll17 ol clcsk lll2lllC by 'llllL'0 Bartholmnc-w, right, ,lim l,llSL'2lI'L'll2l, Mr. Cnillorcl, Frank Santora cxalninv finishing. Carol Russell ancl Pat Rc-nwick c-an-fully che-ck Scnior High stnclc-nts' banking totals c-vz-ry 'llncsclay morn- ing. 136 Mocit-rnistic tn-v provicics lT1ll'lx f1l'0lll1Ci ns Miss Slllifilk Spanish Il cinss sings Spzinisli Clnristungls carols, UA iittiz' pint-tic-1' is Lili yon nvml l,al1'1'y lxilmimy ts-lls Ins tc-limi' nusts. Ailylll im-rno pvrforin 41 Il 4- of tiwir vmilvss tasks. Nlrs. NVilsun points out srnnz' NPV! inutm-rinl to Ursula Hump, Bill Fc-rris, :incl Hay 'I'rm1tnnm. 1NInking liolirlny mints civnmmls tliv full attention ut Nlrs. Cullulmn nnci Nfll'llltl Crnif in ll Ciiristinns proic-ct 1337 sjfafav wefawdwv wLayW,a4.,,rM,a ,u,.,Wa,ee.f7.4,4,f i ! fun-,a.o ' aywau ,f5'14f0ffW 'fU50'4fj we mf! 5' Dear Diary, My Ahwo ,g4,.,.-44az,4a.Lfvf , Time IS calling an lend to our hllglh school years. ,4,a'4a4,,,..c,f0 7614,-V., jgfvrvcfb ,DAO We remember so vividly roaming t e corridors on Jaw M Frosh Day when we received our introduction to JMJL af f06afL0 ' j U Senior High. AbL',25f6f ! . ' 3 fhwwijjfufv f 011 afizwld H9 ffm Ma Mr. Barnhart. MC I I , , 5 Stude i . pe 'A f 1 class adviser. ,fggzaiw -' vf As underclassmen we sat in the balcony and tried ' - to please the seniors. Class meetings, a new experi- 'yualfnffko ence for us, were smoothed over by our adviser, ,fyL,,,,..-fb f Xara-0 M25 an A little more confident as juniors, we had the thrill of receiving our class rings and preparing for the class pl? and the junior prom. After much considera- . A tion an guidance, We chbse Larry Ewing as our - - nt Council President Miss Har r was our fV '! .dawaaj-lofwlffvl' Now as seniors full of pride and anxiety we have 73- 5 fl E L '7,a,244J .cvfufwb y . . . , 1 ,M ,L f produced the senior play and are planning our picnic an ANVVL with 'the aid of our adviser, Mrs. Smith. 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Grant Kendall Refining Company Zippo Manufacturing Company Bradford National Bank Quaker State Refining Company Citizens National Bank Speer Resistor Division Dresser Manufacturing Division Sub Deb Club Bradford Savings and Loan Association McKean County Federal Savings Bl Loan Assn. City Creamery Robert T. Turnbull - L. B. Balfour Company Taylor Photo Shop Barnsdall Printing Company Beckwith Machinery Company Forest Oil Corporation Hotel Emery Bove Floor Covering Company Lloyd-Smith Company, Incorporated Bradford Motor Works Miles-Bradford Company, Inc. Bradford Publications, Inc. Northeastern Container Corporation W. R. Case and Sons Cutlery Company Oil Marketers Corporation Robert C. Denning Pennsylvania Electric Company Producers Bank and Trust Company Bradford Milk Company Bradford Printing Company Bradford Supply Company Butter-Krust Baking Company Chamberlain Sales Company Davis Bakery Koch-Chatley Memorial Chapel McCrory Stores Corporation McKean Wholesale Company A. Miller and Son Lumber Company Minard Run Oil Company Tuna Valley Savings 61 Loan Association Wright Monumental Works 142 through community co-operation B. or O. News Record Shop Ruth M. Ballard Harold C. Bauschard Bird Well Surveys E. W. Bisett and Son, Incorporated William T. Bowler and Company Boylston Chevrolet Motors, Incorporated Bradford Coca-Cola Bottling Company Bradford Dental Society Bradford Tru-Tred Company Bradford Wood Products David N. Brown and Son Mrs. E. H. Bryner Chodrow Electric Company City Carpet and Linoleum Company Corning Glass Works I. Milton Craig-General Insurance Margaret M. Cullinan A. I. Douglas and Company Duro-Lite Company East End Motors Emery Hardware Company Emery Hotel Taxi Company Equipment and Supplies, Incorporated james R. Evans Company, Incorporated Evans Rollerdrome E. W. Hardware Supply Dr. and Mrs. Fannin F elmont Oil Corporation Mrs. W. D. Gallup General Garage Company Harold C. Goldstein Hanley Company Dr. Hayes and Dr. Hartman Johnson-Willy Sales and Service, Inc. The Johnston Store N. A. jones Dr. Ioseph A. Kervin Joseph Marks Furniture Store Myron W. Matson Dr. and Mrs. Robert McCreary McDowell and McDowell E. M-edden, M.D. and D. R. Watkii Music Center Nichols Clothiers J. C. Penney Company Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Assn. Rainbow Girls Rich and Company, Incorporated Richgas Dr. Matthew Botstein South Penn Oil Company Stewartis Market Iim Story, Plumbing and Heating Valley Hunt Club Zana Phi Sorority is, M.D Display of Case Cutlery knives at the Science F ' ir is .h b D a s own y ave Petry and Jim McCune as Carol White looks on. Patrons st Bob Sackett, joan Patterson, and Tom Randall display the many pre- cision engine parts of the Bovaird and Seyfang Manufacturing Company Science Fair entry. Peter Boyle, Fine Gifts Bradford Chemical Company, Inc. Budd Jewelers Cake Shop Clark and Humphrey Congress Street Diner Dana Clothiers Healy Insurance Agency Griffith A. Herold lack and Jill Shop Vetera rive to do their part John B. Kelley, Photographer Ken's Atlantic Service Station E. H. Kleiderlein, jeweler Malone and Maeder Corporation Ott and McHenry Properys Greenhouse Victor H. Samuelson Sandyis Service Station The Smith Agency Carl E. Swanson and Sons , Incorporated ns of Foreign Wars Club, Post 110 Charles Fralich A or B Electric Company A Sr P Super Market Dr. W. D. Abbott Andersonis Diner Andersonis Seven Dials Station Angellois Service Station Ash Shoe Store B-B Electric Supply Company Mike Balbo Robert Bauer Agency Beezer Electric Appliance Belmont Quadrangle Drilling Corp. H. E. Sz L. P. Bentley Edgar Bigley, General Contractor Blairis Drug Store Bodine Hardware Company joseph A. Bottone Bovaird and Company Bovaird and Seyfang Manufacturing Co. Bradford Floral Company Bradford Iournal Bradford Laundry Company Bradford Lodge :H:124 Loyal Order of Moose Bradford Milling Company Bradford Recreation Bowling Alleys Bradford Sterling Service Bradford Transportation System, Inc. Bradford T V Cable Company Brown's Boot Shop Brown's Cleaners Sarah Burns Shop Campbell's Super Market 144 Give encouragement, financial boost Ralph Campogiani Grocery Cannon Shoes Cantwell-Johnson, Incorporated Careyis Triangle Store julian A. Carson City Line Filling Station Clayton Realty G. Bus Cohan, jeweler Paul Colburn Francis H. Colligan Agency Community Service Station Charles O. Conaway H. B. Crissman Agency Culligan X'Vater Conditioning George H. Daggett and Company Charles A. Day Deluxe Cleaners Dickson Agency, Incorporated Dick VVilson-Atlantic Dipsonis Bradford Theatre Dobson's Kendall Service Downs Furniture Company Robert A. Ellison Emile-Hair Stylist Ernst the Florist Fashionland Faulkner's Market NV. D. Fisher, Ornamental Iron Products and extensive research of the Corning Glass VVorks are ex- plained hy Gail Shultz, Kay Roth, and Dudley Rupert. Fresh Water Ice Company L. Friedman-Clothing Galanis Restaurant Leo I. Gallina, Accountant Murray R. Garber Giles Sterling Service Giles Typewriter Company Glamour Beauty Salon Goodhody and Company Goodman Brothers, Incorporated Goodman Pipe Corporation Good News Book Shop B. F. Goodrich Store A. Gordon, Landscape Service Graef, Cutting 61 Coit joseph Graff Graham Florist A. Z. Greenberg Sales Company Greer and Aleci Griflinis Gustavson and Anderson Hammond and Johns Hartburg Cleaners Healy Funeral Home Thomas K. Hendryx Dr. Walter I. Henry Hermes, Kendall Station Dr. and Mrs. S. Gordon Huff ithout this interest and aid Hull Electric Appliances, Inc. McCoy Furniture Louis j. Huss, Sheet Metal Workers McKean Supply, Incorporated Ideal Label 81 Box Company jansen Dental Laboratory C. johnson Company johnson's Restaurant Johnstone Landscape Service Arthur L. jones jones, Garage The Kiddie Shoppe Rose F.. Kreinson, Incorporated Kwality Master Market Lauffenburger Erection Company Lemage and Kinsall Leshneris Custom Menis Shop Levyis Little Folk Shop Kenneth Lorch Lou's Modern Shoe Shop Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Luckett Mackowski Agency Main Street Diner L. E. Mallory and Son Marasco Distributing Company Market Basket Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Maunz Rav Maurey Maxwell Oil F. P. McAndrew, Plumbing and Heating McQuilkin Plumbing Company McVay and McVay Melody Cleaners Mentley Typewriter Sales Virginia Loveland Miles Dr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Monago's Floor and Wall Covering Montgomery Ward and Company Nash and Nash National Market Company Dr. and Mrs. john L. Neill Rudolph C. Nelson Agency Odellis Television and Appliance A. j. Olsen Company O,Mara Sunnybrook Dairy Henry Onofrio, Attorney Oppenheim's Shoe Store Option House Henry W. Orris, Jeweler Otto Food Mart Pennhills Club Penn Realty Company Pepsi-Cola and Mission Beverages Mark 1. Perrott Agency Perry's Eats- Nu-Sweets Perrv Service Station and Outboard Nlotois George W. Peterson and Company Ioe Young displays one of the many shirts that can be bought at Nichols Clothiers where he at- tentively waits on the entomers. l 146 Staffs efforts would be in vain Mr. Grover Peterson of Peterson's Grocery on East Main Street takes an order as part of his daily routine. Mrs. David Phillips Mr. and Nlrs. D. Harvey Phillips Picture Shop Popiel Trucking Company Powells Pharmacy Princess Shop Pringle Powder Company Producer's Monthly Ralph's Fine Shoes Readings Nation Wide Reisner Auto Parts Reserve Loan Company Rew Food Market Robertson Nlotors, Incorporated Dr. and Nlrs. Edward bl. Roche, AI r Rosenls Furniture Store Russell's Barber Shop Ruth Brothers Sahra Shatara Shelgren Cabinet Company The Sherwin-XVilliams Company Sigma Alpha Phi Fraternity Singer Furniture Carl Singer- Used Furniture Singer Sewing Machine Complny Smiles Service Station South Penn Service Station Star Garage Company F. O. Stark and Son bl. A. Still Funeral Home Stollis Dress Shop Gaetano Suppa Market Swanson Cigar Store Herman Swanson Sweclyys Pharmacy Taschler Loan Company K. Tate Furs Taylor,s Furniture Tayler Roofing Company Thrifty Cleaners George B. WVeaver, jr. R. A. Weisenhaler and Son Frank White NVick and Daly Boost The Owls Thanks To Our Patrons Dr. S. F. Zeigler A Friend Be A Boo ter B. P. O. Elks Club, No. 234 Bradford Nlotor Parts Company R. -I. Brennan Daum Market and Service DeSelle's Candies 0 them school expresses thanks Fishkin Brothers Greenwald,s, Incorporated Hollenbeck Funeral Chapel Home Grocery laderosais Barber Shop Marie,s Beauty Shop Dr. and Mrs. S. A. McCutcheon Support Athletics H. T. Mutzabaugh, Attorney Notre Bande Paris Cleaners Park Drug Store Wilsorfs Kendall Bert Watson is familiar to many teen-agers who patronize the Mu- sic Center and buy their favorite record albums from the selection available there. Peter Pecora Grocery Platko's Variety and Red and White Attend Owl Games Sankneris Service Station Seneca Finance Company Dr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Silverstine Ray L. Sturm, Insurance Texas Hot Lunch Thessen Brothers Trinity Chapter, Order of De Molay Tuna Manufacturing Company United Natural Gas Company Service Station G 61 L Food Store A Friend of Bradford Senior High Brownys Globe Service City Cleaners Degolia Service Station Support The Owls Yampolski Brothers Motor Inn Filling Station Sneath Carting Company Studley's Music House Rose M. Tierney A BARKER Supporter Buy a Season Ticket NIcNIillan,s Grocery Store Boost The Owls 148 Matthews Red 6: White Store Maxwellis Service Station Abe Yasgur, Furniture Nihil Sine Labore Appreciation of generous benefits Fred johnson and john Abrams take large trays of tempting p i e s and sweet rolls from the racks at Davis Bakery. Checking to see that the niilk containers are heing filled properly are Dave Austin and Richard Knapp of City Creamery. Robert Myers and Attilio Cerasoli display cruftman- ship and careful attention while on the joh at Wright Monumental Works. 149 embers of IQ5 Barker Staff Layout Editor Jeananna Wingard Literary Editor Susan Bamett Senior Editors Norma Cralf Ann Olson Classmates Editor Carol White Editor-in-Chief Ioan Patterson Faculty 6: Administration Editor Sylvia Benasutti Typist Bonnie Cope Diane Madison Iohn Strandburg Sara Bryner Carol Byham Beverly Cross Diane Duntley Carolyn Graves Io Ann Hadsell Carol Hane Kathy Johnston Marianne Prestera McCarthy Senior Assistants Gayle Howe Photography Editor Donna Lynn Rathfon Art Editor Robert Burkey Club Editor Tana Tuttle Sports Editor Ann Titus Business Manager Sandra Taylor Records Manager Marilyn Case Robert Thomas Jean Ann Vanl-Ioutte junior Staff Members Advisers Martha Kohler Carol Longo Sheila O'Connor Arlene Pais Nancy Schillinger Nancy Stein Fonda Steinfeldt Charlene West Joseph H. Smith 150 Appreciate producers' help The Dougherty Studio Senior Album 61 Informal Pictures Alfred Dougherty, photographer Jack Dougherty, member of the Junior Class, amateur photographer Bradford, Pennsylvania The Taylor Photo Shop Junior 6: Sophomore Pictures Rudolph Bickel, photographer Bradford, Pennsylvania D. B. Tanner Aerial Photography Bradford, Pennsylvania Canton Engraving 81 Electrotypc Company Engraving Joseph A. DeOrio, Ir., Sales Manager School Division Canton, Ohio Kurtz Bros. Printing Company Printing Alex Zebrun, Representative Clearfield, Pennsylvania 151 Randall, Hubert INDEX ADMINISTRATION A Anderson, Mary 23 B Bell, George 6, 20, 64 Bell, Margaret 23 Bird, james 19 E Eckert, Frank 19 Edmonds, Mary 22 Engel, Pauline 22 F Fretz, Floyd 18, 64 G G IZ, R Cl 20 Ggson, I'?iIl1?ll1 23 H Hanson, Lillian 16 Herbert, Joyce 21 Holden, Jeannette 22 Holliday, Beverly 21 I jones, Iohn 19 L Lowery, William 19 Mc McCutcheon, Louise 23 McKittrick, Guy 19 M Mitchell, James 19 P Pascale, Mary 23 Pollock, Vivian 21 R Reitz, Caroline 22, 59 S Salerno, Bruno 23 Shick, Mayme 23 Simmons, Horace 22, 95 Sprague, Stella 18 Stewart, Ruth 20, 69 T Thomas, Mike 23 Torgler, Edward 19 W Wilson, David, Dr. 22 FACULTY A Allen, Laura 30, 33 Atkinson, Margaret 26, 82, 105 Baltzer, Margaret Bamhart, David Bl ' E essmg, va Brace, Harold Callahan, Charles Callahan Mary Clark, Albert Currie, Dorothy Davison, Minnie Denning, Francis Downing, Freas Duhart, Armat Fahnstrom, Linnea Friedman, Mildred Giddings, Richard Guilford, Harley Hamilton, Mary Harper, Daphne Kennedy, Vance Kuropkat, Arthur Langley, Donald Marks, Ronald Maxson. Robert McCarthy Marianne Merritt, Charles Mottey, Mary Mutter, Ruth Olson, William Pasko, Peter Raver, Marian Schoch, Elzear Schoch, Rodney Schoepf, George Shea jean Smith, Daniel Smith, Helen Smith, Helen I-I. Smith, Joseph Titus, Harriet Tompkins, James Van de Bogart, Doris 30, 67, 29 29, 31, ss, 54, 31, 67, 17, ao, aa, 27, 12, 28, 28, 32, aa, 27, 17, 24, 26, ss, 16, 62, 25, 64, 16, 16, 31, 26 25, 24, 24 7, 24, so, ss, 32, 24, 32 9, ss' 15, 27' 17, 25, 58 17, 24, 64, 29 27, ss 27, 32 29 73 81 84 75 109 75 74 28 92 80 55 58 79 97 31 78 79 3 l 34 15 30 83 70 31 72 35 80 99 77 29 78 83 26 81 80 64 8 1 70 77 81 56 Weaver, Sara Wilson, Dolores Adamson, Marian Allen, Fred Amold, Sandra Artley, Dike Ash, Mark Barber, Stewart Barber, Thomas Bamett, Susan Barr, Gerald Barrett, Theodore Bartholomew, Theo Bayer, James Beck, Doris Benasutti, Sylvia Bennett, Ryce Benning, ary Ellen Benson, Charles Bibb, John Bifano, Mary Jo Birtcil, Judy Black, abra Blessing, Richard INDEX 3l, 74 27 53, 56, 108, 109, 110 11, 56, 110 25, 78, 110, 136 97 83, 110, 136, 53, 54, 91, 94, 110 8, 85, 86, 91, 110, 94, 98, 101, 100, 99, 96 7, 10, 11, 25, 110, 125, 136, 52, 68, 70 76, 110 109, 110 110 83, 110, 136 56, 60, 110, 124, 95 25, 52, 111, 78 10, 13, 14, 108, 111, 52 55 71 65 52, 59, ,111 56, 55, 111, 83, 97 111 84, 111, 87, 90, 94 56, 111 81, 111 56, 74, 111 6, 9, 61, 111, 91, 95, 96, 96 Bolles, Thomas 24, 32, 108, 111, 53, 54, 55, 56, 74 Bretherton, Margaret 111 Bridge, Ronald 112 Bflftalll, Richard 60, 14, 112 Bromley, Carole 55, 82, 112 Brown, David 112, 74 Brown, Thomas 80, 112 85 Burdick, wade 86, 90, 112, 95 96 Burkey, Robert 107, 63, 112, 70, 83 Burns, Sallie 74, 112 Burns, Thomas 75, 112, 137 Burritt, Ruth Anne 15, 60, 72, 112 Caldwell, Kay 56, 112 Callahan, Charles 24, 11, 32, 108, 112, 54, 56, 80 Campbell, Carol Ann 113 Campbell, Carole L. 6, 14, 30, 59, 106, 118 Camgrbell, Jere 113 Can eld, Vera 81, 113 Carloni, Jeanne 74, 113 Carlquist, Martha 78, 113, 124 Camell, Samuel 14, 65, 108, 113, 124 Case, Marilyn 113, 71 Cassick, Beth 58, 113 chnusref, sandra 11, 25, 109, 116, 136, 68, 69, 72, 94, 102 103 Clark, David Clark, Sandra Clark, Ted Closs, Barbara Clyne, Nancy Cole, Connie Cole, Donna Collins, Joyce Cope, Bonnie Cordner, Lawrence Coronato, John Covert, Ronald Crum, Sally Craig, Catherine Curcio, Barbara Dana, Judith 32, 108, 113, 142, 107, 52, 54, 55, 56, 75 53, 72, 108, 113, 136, 62 114 81, 114 56, 114 114 114 59, 114 10, 106, 114 77, 83 114, 124 52, 83, 114 11, 83, 114 81 114 6, 9, 14, 114, 136, 52, 55, 62, 16, 105 115 59, 8, 9, 14, 62, 78, 108, 115, 136, 65 115 Daugherty, Geraldine 78, DaV1S1 .lime 54, 59, 109, 115 Deasey, James 52, 54, 115, 55, 15, Dent, Shemll 115 DePetro, John 106 Dinger, Linda ' Do h rty, Doylli, e Sandlglan Dunn, Thomas 6, 72, 60, 65 137 115 13, 52, 115 115 115 75, 115 Erwin, Connie Ewing, Lawrence Farrell, Marilyn Fenstermaker, Charles Ferris, John Florentine, Jack Flynn, James Foster, Robert Fralei, Anna Fram es, Bruce Frampton, Patricia Francis, Jack Frantz, Marilyn Frederico, Rose Marie Fuller, Geraldine Fuller, Sandra Garwood, Sandra Gates Anthony Gentile James Good, Roger Goodman, Gary Goodman, Max Gorton, Robert Graff, Norma Graves, Lois Greenberg, Beverly Grennon, Janice Grililth, Virginia Grill, Danie Grove, Karl Grove, Sidney Gustafson, Jacqueline Gustavson, Shirley Hale, Sherlene Hamilton, Thomas Hannon, Martha Hanson, Dale Hanson, Lorraine Hardy, Gerald Hannon, Bonnie Haug, James R. Heinaman, Roy Henke, John Hibbard, Elva Higgins, Patricia Hi ard, Gale Hinchman, Althea Hoch, Evelyn Hoch, Gary Hofue, Nancy Ho zworth, Robert Howe, Gayle Hughs, Donald Hughlings, LeRoy Hutchins, Ned Johnson, Carl Johnson, gioy Johnson, hilip Johnson, William Jones, Elaine Keller, Lori Lee Kelley, Joyce Kenneson, Patricia Kenneson, Peggy Kleiderlein, Karol Kimball, Justin Kibby, Lawrence Klussman, Bnxce Knapp, Louise Knox, John Koop, Ursula Kohler, Donna Kraft, Harriet Krafton, Barbara 6, 56, 115 6, 11, 15, 116, 66, 69 61, 116 11, 116, 125, 68, 75 109, 116, 137 116 66, 116 12, 60, 116, 83 56, 109, 116 116 58, 116 116, 86 116 56, 117 16, 117 65, 14, 16, 106, 117 56, 109, 117 75, 106, 117 83, 117 56 62, 117 15, 107 117, 16 66, 60 6, 9, 15, 87, 117: 90, 95 60 117 10, 60, 71, 117, 137', 136 59, 117, 125 106, 118 52, 74, 118 6, 60, 118 65, 96, 118, 100 34, 104, 118 118 82, 118, 142 13, 12, 118 56, 106, 109, 118 118 11, 59, 68, 118, 125 15. 118 119 83, 119 6 9, 119 63, 80 119, 137, 104 56, 54, 12, 106, 87, 119 6, 66, 97, 119 56, 59, 119 82, 119 119 56. 119 74, 119 61, 119 16, 120 12, 64, 90, 95, 96, 120 52, 64, 11, 120, 137 120 120 11, 101, 120, 62, 68, 72 ,60 6, 14, 120 58. 83, 120 66, 120 120 15, 60, 74, 120 56, 82, 120 61, 121 56, 106, 121 121 10, 14, 25, 108, 121, 82, 83, 52, 108, 109, 121, 80, 77, 121, 61, 109, 52, 16, 84, 90, 121, 6, 14, 65, 68, 16, 121, 6, 14, 16, 102, 103, so, 65 83 137 121 121 94 137 121 121 122 Kreiger, Charlotte Kroh, Richard Kroh, Thomas Kuropkat, Robert Landin, Karen L F d INDEX 12, 13, 52, 62, 63, 30, 122, 62, 63, 12, 61, 62, 63, 73, 30, 122, awson, re Lawson, Patricia Lurch, Ronald Lineman, Francis Lockett, Barbara Loughlin, Kathleen Lucas, Janice Lucas, Kenneth Luke, Martha Macdonald, Anna Jane Macdonald, Iohn Mack, Beverlv Marcott, Patricia Madison, Diane Marshall, William Masisak, Raymond Massaro, Robert McCune, Iames McFadden, Lois Mcliittrick, Donald Mercer, Margaret Merry, Nancy Merryman, Ann Meyer, Donna Mongillo,1Jack Monroe, aomi Moonan, Ardis Moore, James Moore, Eng Morey, at ryn Mott, Marjorie Mott, Thomas Nearing, Forrest Newman, Kaye Noles, Jeremy Nolf, Rebecca O'Brien, Marilyn O'Day, Nancy O'Connor, Sally Oliver, Douglas Olson, Ann O'Neil, Carole Pascarella, James A. Pascarellla, James P. Patterson, Loan Payne, Ric ard Pe ino, Ronald Perry, Donald Perry, Richard Peterson, Martin Peterson, Pamela Peterson, Peggy Petrfg David Phil ips, Barbara Phillips, Joyce Platko, Ronald Ramella, Daniel Randall, Thomas Rathfon, Donna Reed, Vay Rensel, Rex Renwick, Patricia Rich, Catherine Rizzo, Joyce Robinson, Charles Roggenbaum, Dale Roundsville, Kathryn 187 122 104 52, 33, 35, 97, 103, 122 L 13, 77, 122 52, 122, 187 25, 78, 122, 136 122 75, 52, 109, 122 78, 122 59, 122 123 ll, 60, 68, 72, 123, 30, 81 59, 108, 123 54, 72, 123, 109 77, 123 123 74, 123 71, 72, 123 52, 109, 123, 75 14 107 30, 123 75, 107,, 33, 123 11, 63, 108, 123, 143, 98, 100, 104 56, 74, 126 126 64, 72, 126, 136 81, 126 56, 31, 126 126 16, 32, 52, 54, 33, 126, 104 126 56, 81, 126 126 78, 108, 126 78, 126 14, 30, 108, 109, 127, 107 127 127 81, 127 9, 76 127 78, 127 65, 73, 127 127 58, 127 77, 124, 127 6, 71, 127 58. 127 91, 94, 128 77, 128, 136 10, 53, 55, 128, 136, 144, 70, 60 128 77, 128 81, 128 81, 128 128 12, 56, 63, 128, 136 65, 74, 128 , 30, 68, 128, 136, 143, 73, 80, 104 59, 128 10, 56, 82, 129 31, 129 75, 36, 129, 89 129, 144 10, 52, 55, 129, 71, 75 129 30, 129 78, 129, 136 78, 129 129 11, 31, 124, 129 21, 81, 129 78, 130 Royer, Regis Ryder, Janes Ruifner, Bonnie Rupert, Dudley Russell, Carol Samuelson, Robert Santora, Frank Schneig, Fred Schrei er, LeroY Schultz, Barbara Scott, Jerome Sera, David Shelgren, Gary Simmons, Bruce Simons, Thomas Slack, Clara Slike, Robert Sloan, Todd Smith, Diana Smith, Gene Smith, Jay Smith, Joan Sneath, Donna Solerak, Harry Spencer, Shelley St ' Betty e1n, Steuben, Melissa Stewart, Roger Stickles, Richard Stives James Strandburg, John Stranburg, Larry Strombeiag, Sandra Sutley, arole Swanson, Darlene Swartzfager, Mary Sweeney, Martha Talerico, Mary Lou Taylor, Sandra Thomas, Donna Thomas Robert Titus, Ann Traphagen, Ida Troutman, Ray Tull, Nancy Tuttle, Tana Vanerstrom, Donna Van Houtte, Jian Ann Van Houtte, ary Jane Wagner, Larry Wagner, Wallace Ward, Carol Ward, Glenn Wamer, Ross Watterson, William webaster, Shelia ei ow anice weus, Amold Wheelock, Myma White, Carol Whitman Ralph Wiley, 11111116 Williams. Sandra Wilson, Wendy Wingard, Jeanna Woodley, ildred Work, Carol Lee Yinger, Pamela Youmans, Raymond Zdancevich, Emma Jean Zeigler, William Zetts, James 8, 11, 7, 130 130, 58 59, 130 13, 30, 130, 145 82, 130, 136 s 76, 109 31, 130, 136 11, 30, 33, 130, 136, 104 130 14, 55, 108, 130, 65 100, 56, 101, 108 130, 136, 68 69, 87, 98, 104 25, 73, 75 130, 137 72, 31, 131 30, 108, 109, 131 11, 52, 54, 80, 131, -131, 12, 25, 64, 80, 131. 137, 56, 81, 56, 109, 15, 31, 94, 109, 131, 102, 83 81 132 142 131 131 131 131 103 131 14, 54, 53, 108, 109, 132, 64, 65 132 78, 53, 108, 132 81, 132 31, 87, 132 16, 132 10, 71, 132 81, 132 32, 132 52, 73, 132 81, 132 132 56, 58, 124, 133 T 59, 133 14, 109, 133, 71, 65 35, 53, 133 10, 15, 106, 133, 71, 62 55, 71, 133 56, 59, 133 75 138 137 25, 54, 109, 133, 186 167, 80 10, 11, 14, 35, 133, 53, 68, 71 v 3 72, 133, 136 3, 10, 52, 133, 55, 71 58, 134 W 30, 134 35, 134 59 134 36, 90, 95, 134, 136, 96, 65 65, 80, 134 66, 73, 134 6, 52, 81, 134, 137 59, 134 3, 27, 33, 134, 66, 86 59, 134 71, 134, 136, 143 75, 135 135 58, 185 64, 53, 72, 108, 124, 185 10, 32, 71, 135 56, 135 59, 185 Y 56, 72, 135, 77 35, 63, 125, 135 z 10, 32, 103, 135 11, 63, 76, 135, 136 91, 94, 95, 96, 103, 185 Allison, John Anderson, Keith Andrews. William Astolfi, Victoria Austin, Betty Austin, Darla Austin, Denzil Austin, Stephen Barnes, Beth Barrett, Donna I. Barrett, Donna K. Barrett, Jerry Belleville. Gerald Bennett, Shirley Bickel, Lee Black, Gail Black, Saundra Blum, Coral Bly, Patricia Bond, Gloria INDEX 36, 36, 73 36, 57, 73 Feidt, Richard Fellman, Janice Festa, Joan Field, Jacqueline Fiscus, Herbert Roy Ford, Thomas Foss, Patricia Foster, Thomas Braun, Clilford Brink, Julia Brinker, James Brinker, Richard Brocklehurst, Harold Brown, Joan Brown, Lawrence Bryner, Sara Buchanan. Kay Burkett, Donna Byerly, Evelyn Byham, Carol Caldwell. Jay Campbell, goel Campbell, awrence Cannon, Alberta Carloni, Leona Caruso, Michael Casey, Pat Cassidy, Michael Cavallaro, Carl Christjohn, Billy Cicerello, Gary Clark, Neil Cochran, Joy Coles, John Colosimo, Judy Cook, Barbara Copeland, Mary Crance, Thomas Crissman, M. Wayne Cross, Beverly Crowley, Joanne C a k mm, ,Le Cummis ey, Judith Davidson, James Day, Joyce Dittman, Richard Dixon, Mary Ann Donaldson, Gary Doriguzzi, Jack Doughlerty, Alfred Dou 't, Larry Doyle, William Duntley, Diane Dutka, Virginia Eizer, Laurel Lee E lenberger, Andrew Emest, William Emy, lame: Erslcin, slack Everly, andra Exley, Loren Exley, Louis Fair, Frank Fannin, Patricia Ann 37, 73, 79 38, 57 38, 59 38, 75 38, 73, 75 38 9. 24, 38, 42, 79, 102, 103 38, 73, 80 38 38 38. 81 38, 90 11, 38, 69, 90, 98, 101, 99, 96, lgg as 38 38, 59 as, 57 38, 58 38 as 38 38. 76 38, 70 38, sv ss, 79 38, 67 ss as 13, 38, 59 38 38, 52, 57, 70 38, 58 9, 38, 42, 70 38 38 38 38, 81 38, 75 38 38 38 38 38 38, 59 38 38, 57, 74 38, 74 38, 42, 57 38, 52, 54, 80 38, 52, ' 39, 11, 12, 32, 34, 30, 39, 52, 54, 55, 57, , , 76 9, 74, 36, 42, 53 Sofcf- Rgbefgd 8, 9, 74, 36, 42, 94, 1036 193 Fsxlggz Liga ' 36 Froebel, Eugene 36, 81 gallup,NEdward ates, ancy Gee, Emily 36' 58 Giordano, Frank ' 36 Girard, Victoria 36 81 Gleason, Betty, . 36 78 Goodnoe, Patricia 36 52' 77 Gorton, James ' 66' 81 Grady, Thomas ' 36 Graham, Jack 36 57 Graham, Lawrence 36 57' 58 graves,RCaJrohyn ' ' ' reen, 0 er 32' 36' 72194561039 192 Grennan, Robert ' 1 36' 81 Gulnac, Walter 36' 66 Gumot, Donald 36' 81 Gustafson, gack ' 36 Gustayson, llen 36 78 Guthne, Nancy 36, 80 26, 36, 70, 79 H 33' 32 1 ' H d. ll,J A 37, 82 Hgrrfrliiond? Pzlleicia 37- 70 Hane, Carol Hanold, Carl Harris. Charles C Hartman, William Hedlund, LaVeme 37, 57 Hayes, James gerzogii Tim . , 1. Sv. 55, 81 HST? w5i?5m 37, 59 Hills, James 37, 53- 75 Hipler, Dorothy 84 37 gixeailbauglf, Dorothy - - oa , a s 7, 11, 37, 69, 91, 98 Hochffoan me 37 Holden, Shirley 37, 66 Hudson, Marshall gg' gg- Humphrey, Charles ' 37: as 37, 72, 102, 103, 105 J 37. 58 37, S7 James, Deanna 11 37 7 Jarrett, Robert v f 75 Johnson, Ann gg' Johnson, David 37' 81 Johnson, Fredrick ' 3,7 Jollinson, Cigoiige ' .0 nston, at een 37' 67, 53' Jones, Robert 37, 73' 75 37, 77 11 55? 55 37,' 73,' S0 Kahle, John 37, 70, 37 7, 37, 81 79 37, 77 9, 37 42, 59, 109 11, 36, 37, 54, 69 55, 83, ss, 73, 37, 97 37, so 37, 81 97, 59 37, 87, 91 37, 98 37, 90 ' '26, 37, 57 Kamerer, Ja Dennis Kenyen, Haly Keverline, Virginia Kinney, Bruce Kleiderlein, James Knight, Darla Knight, Thomas Koh er, Martha Kurtz, Donald Larson, Helen Larson, goyce Lasky, arole Leonard, Judith Leonard, Patricia LeRoy, gudith Longo, arole Lou 2 'Nonna 3, 9, 39, 42, 55, 64, 79, 102, i03,'1o5 39 sg 74 76 39, 81 69 so 7, 39, 73, 79 39, 90 s, 39, 79 39, 98, 100, 104 39 39, 42, 52, 54 9 32 39 87 3 39, 57,59 39 11, 39, 42, 69, 70 39, 81 39, si 39, 57 39, ss 39 39. si 39, 57, as, 39, 70 - 394 81 Lucas, Gloria Luzzi, Louis MacDonald, Wayne Mack, Wesleti Mackey, Edi Maitland, Robert Marble, Susan Mascioni, john Mattison, Bonnie McCracken, Erie Bell McCune, Ray McDonald, Michael McDowell, Thomas Mclntyre. Donald McKinney, Sandra Mealey, Robert Mealy, Patty Merkt, Marilyn Merryman, Fred Mills, Benno Minich, Gary Mix, David Mountain, Iane Myers, Larry Myers, Nomia Neely, Gerald Neely, Ioyce Neill, David Newton, Rodney Nichols, Beverly Nichols, Charles O'Connor, Nancy 0'Connor, Shelia Orzetti. Ann Pais, Arlene Patterson, Ronald Paul, Robert Peckham, Ann Peebles, jack Pendleton, Joan Perry, games Perry, obert Peterson, Charlene Peterson, Edith Petitt, Gary Plyler, Jay Podlas, Stephen Poling, Beverly Poole, Gary Read, Constance 04911 e , 1r ma Reed, William Remington, Donald Reninger, chimes Rettig, Ia Rettig, Sandra Ricciuti, Margaret sfasons- 1 e, ona Ripple Margaret Rm, Ronald goslinski, lgack unyan, mma Rupert, Charles Scarano, Gloria Schierer, Benjamin Schierer, Wilma Schubert. Michael Scott, Edna Seeker, Dorothy Sgamma, Philip 7. INDEX 39, 57, 59 39 13, 84, 91, 39, 98 39, 53, 57 39, 81 39, 57 39, 78 39 8, 39, 53, 55, 58 39, 51, 58 39, 81 39, 81 84, 80, 39, 90 39, 55, 76 39 39, 00 39, 78 39 82 39, 81 39 11, 39 39, 13, 83 40, 59 05, 40, 13, 33, 27 40, 40. 81 40 50. 105 3, 9, 40, 86 40, 81 40 40, 81 40, 81 40, 70 40, 5s 40, 70, 79 40, 76 40 8, 9, 40, 42, 79 1, 40, 83, 80, 123 11, 107, 40, 69 76 40, 75, 86 40, 74 40, 58 7, 40, 98, 101 40 11, 40, 53, 69, 80 40, 57 40, 81 40 40, 67 40, 81 40, 81 40 40, 13, 75 40 40, 82 14, 82, 40 40, 81 40, 55, 33, 97 40, 78 40, 53, so 40 40, 54 109 40, 67 40, 74 40 10, 40, 82, 83 105 40 52 40 82 41, 57 41, 52, 76, 88, 93 Sherrick, Barry 11, 41, 69, 75 Shick Robert 41 Shields, shirley 41, 57 Shillinger, Barbara 41, 57 Shillinger, Nancy 8, 41, 53, 70 Shoup, Rack 7, 41 Shultz, anc 41, 81 Shunvin, Sally 41, 74 Sica, Frederick 41, 73, 90 Simons, M Iane 41, 57, 77 Slattery, Wailiam 41 Slike, Arthur 41, 81 Slike, Patrick 41, 73 Smith, Kay 41, 59 Stein Nancy 18, 41, 70, 79 Steinleldt Fonda 41, 51, 70 seen, Jael: 41 Stiver, Thomas 41, 81 Stives, Jean 41, 57, 59 Stoddar , Lawrence 41, 81 SUOHIDGIE, Joanne 41, 78 Stroup, aren 41, 57, 59 Stull, LeRoy 41 Sturm, Timothy 84, 41, 90 Sutherland, Michael 41, 75 Swanson, Charles 7 41, 73 Sweeley, Sally 4i 42, 79 Sweeney, Carole 8, 13, 41, 42, 79, 80 T Talerico, Dolores 41, 78 Talerico, Rebecca 41, 79 Tarbox, Marjorie 41, 57 Tennant, Marilyn 41, 77 Tome, Patience 41, 82 Torrey, Mona 41 Truhy, Catherine 41, 77 V Vanl-loutte, June 10, 82, 41 VanSickle. James 41 VanTine, Carol 41, 57, 82 Vibbert, Elizabeth 41, 59 Vicere, Theresa 41 Vreeland, Sandra 41, 78 W Walter, Brooks 41, 81 Ward, Gloria 41, 82 Wamer, Elinora 41, 59 West, Charlene 41, 79 Westlake, Buddy 41, 67 Wilkinson, Marie 41, 74 Williams, Sylvia 52, 42, 77 Wiltse, Theodore 42 Wingert, jack 42, 81 Woodring, William 42, 63, 81 Woodrum, Larry 11, 13, 14, 42, 69, 80 Wooster, Larry 42, 80 Y Yost, Donald 42, 100, 104 Youmans, Edith 42, 78 Z Zeigler, Fred 42, 81 Zeigler, Robert 42, 87, 91. 98, 96 Zimmerman. John 42. 81 SOPHOMORES A Allen, Robert 43 Alvino, Ioan 43. 57 Ames, Judy 43, 81 Austin, Carol 43, 81 Austin, Ronal 43, 67 B Backer, Donald 43, 31 Backer, Ronald Bailey, James Baldwin, Leroy Bartholomre, Norman Bartlett, Carl Bates, Paul Battles, Larry Bayer, Kathleen Beck, Larry Beckwith, Ioan Beckwith, Joanne Benjamin, Nancy Benson, Bemiece Bickel, Philip Bigley, Larry Bisett, Thomas Black, Donald Blanchard, Lynn Blauser, Gary Bleem, Thomas Bly, James Brit'ain, Barbara Bromley, Byron Bryf on, Robert Buccolini, Ioan Bulfa, lean Bullers, Ralph Bullock, Diane Burger, Betty Burkett, Robert Butler, Carol Call, Lloyd Nelson Campbell, Dale Campbell, Dawn Campbell, Mary Lou Canfield, Vergil Cannon, David Carlson, Duane Carlson, Marilyn Carlson, Sharon Carter, William Case, Stewart Cavallero, Voncent Chamberlin, Harry Clark, Nancy Cobb, Sandra Colley, Gary Colosimo, jack Connelly, Michael Cooper, Edith Comelius, Marlene Costanzo, Robert Coy, Betsy Crandall, Donald Crandall, Sally Crandall, Sara Crane, Richard Crattie, Charles Cross, Carol Cross, Fred Cross, Ianet Dana, Iill Davidson, Curtis Davidson, Marge Dawley, Mary Day, Carl Dean, Grace DeFilippo, Geno Degolier, Robert Degolier, William Dehn, Mary DeSantis, Richard Dixon, Howard Douthit, Mary Dreihaup, Gary Dressler, Caroline Duvall, Robert Easton, Carrie Easton, james B INDEX 43, 73, 78 43. 67 43 43. 67 43, 69, 87, 90, 98 43, 87, 90 43. 66 43, 55, 82 43. 76 43. 78 43, 66 43. 78 43. 66 43, 52, 77 43. 67 33. 43, 76 43. 87. 91 43. 67 43, 67, 90 43 43 43, 57, 66 43. 100 44, 67, 100 44. 57 44, 57, 66 44. 67 44 44 44, 77 44, 59 44, 57, 67 44 44, 80 44. 66 44 44, 66, 67 44, 66, 67 44 43, 44, 53, 57 44, 69, 79 44, 55, 77 44, 90 44 44. 66 44, 57, 66 44. 67 44 44 44. 66 44, 55, 74 44, 91, 98 44, 57, 74 44. 57 44, 78 44. 81 44, 90 44. 67. 106 44 44 44, 80 14, 52, 44 44, 52, 67 43, 44, 57, 102, 103 44 44 44, 81 44 44. 66 44, 67 44, 54, 66, 109 45, 87 45. 66 45, 74, 102, 103 45, 67, 98 45. 58 45. 101 45. 57 45. 52. 67 Eck, Sandra Eddy, Lawrence Edel, lay Edel, Kay Edsall, Party Ellison, Suzanne English, Lorraine Eshbaugh, Charles Fannin, Robert Felmlee, Donald Fichtner, Dorothy Flanders, Joyce Foss, Lee Francis, Carole French, Mary Frisbie, Beverly Gallagher, Beverly George, Beverly Gerstenherg, Frank Gilbert, Peggy Gill, Dorothy Giordano, Thomas Girard, Donald Glander, Paul Godding, Larry Gorton, Jay Gould, Ronald Gould, James Grady, John Graff, Michael Grassi, Diane Graves, Judith Grill, Charles Groves, Nathan Gulnac, Judith Haight, Ronald Hale, Allan Hand, Ieanneite Hand, Francis Hannold, James Hannon, Mary Harbaugh, Thomas Hardy, Judith Hardy, Thomas Hamion, Amanda Hartle, Robert Hatt, George Hausman, William Haven, Nadina Haynes, Sallie Healy, Jerry Heck, Edward Henderson, Janet Henderson, William Herold, Downs 34, 43, Hibbard, Donald Hicks, Michael Higgins, Ray Highfield, William Hill, Ronald Hillard, Pat Hills, Mary Himes, Joyce Hixenbaugh, Patricia Hogue, Bruce Hulings, Linda Ickes, Carol Ishman, Carol Iacltson, Lucille James, Mildred james, Myra 45, 52, 81 45. 66 45 45 45. 82 45. 77 45, 52, 57 45 45 45 45, 57, 58 45, 67 45. 83 32, 45, 81 45. 57. 58 45. 57 32, 45, 67 45 45. 66 45. 74 45, 54, 74, 109 45, 77, 91 45, 81, 83 66, 69, 83 45 45. 77 45. 67. 83 45, 67 45 45. 67 45, 55, 59 45, 57, 74 45, 81, 88 45 45. 67 45, 81 45 67 45, 52, 67 45. 67 45 46, 53 46, 57 46. 78 46 46, 52, 78 46. 67 46. 57 46, 52, 57 46, 52, 57 46. 58 46, 91 46, 53, 76 46. 67 46 46, 69, 73 46 30, 46, 75 46. 81 46 46. 76 46. 66 46, 67 46, 66 46. 67 46, 83, 98 46. 74 46 74 46 66 46 46. 67 46, 82 Jereb, Joseph Johnson, Almeta Johnson, Karen Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Roger Jones, Allan Jordan, Sandra Kames, Jack Keating, Thomas Keery, Sabra Kellner, Harold Kelley, Terry Kelly, Judith Kenneson, Robert Kibby, Allen Kilpatrick, Fannie Kline, Mark Knapp, Kathleen Knapp. Richard Knight, Harry Knight, Robert Korb, Carolyn Kough, Thomas: Kreinson, Bonnie Kroh, Barbara Larson, Bert Larson, Thomas La'hrop, Nancy Layfield, Donald Leonard, Allen Leonard, Donald Leonard, Vonda Lichtenberger, Dennis Lore, Karen Loughlin, Patricia Lown, Cecelia Lown, Janette Luke, Mary MacDonald, Karen Mack, Frank Maholic, Carole Maitland, James Maitland, Karen Marshall, Sally Master, James Masters, Joyce Mattison, Donald Matto, Sandra Matzner, Angelo Mayo, Maxine McAndrew, Terry Mc'Caslin, Daniel McCauley, Joyce McClay, William McCcnnack, Richard McCracken, James McDowell, Karen McFadden, Ann McFarlin, Alvin McMillan, Lorraine Meese, John Mehalic, Barbara Melnick, Susan Merwin, Sandra Milks, Dale Miller, Dixie Miller, Jane Miller, Jay Miller, Virginia Milliron, Michael Milliron, Judith Mills, Nancy Monroe, Bonnie Mooney, Peter Moore, Bonnie Moore, Daniel INDEX 46, 52, 76 46. 59 46, 74 46, 52, 55, 82, 105 46. 67 46, 67, 88 46. 76 46. 67 46. 46, 46, 58, 46, 76 90 78 77 46, 83 46. 66 46 46, 81 46 47, 91, 96 47, 78 47 47 47 67 47 47 78 47, 47, 52, 52, 55, 57, 69, 80 47. 78 47, 66 47 47 47 47, 52, 59 47. 98 47, 74 47. 67 47, 67 47 47. 74 47. 67 47. 66 47, 74 47 47, 52, 74 47, 58, 77 47, 81 47. 67 47, 81 47, 55, 66 47. 78 47, 67 47, 66 47 47, 66 47. 66 47. 66 47, 77 47 47. 78 47. 67 47. 59 47, 77 47 47. 74 47, 57, 58 48. 78 48. 66 33, 48, 69, 82, 102, 108 48, 52, 80 48. 57 48. 78 48, 66 48, 74 48. 67 48 48, 57 48. 89 Moore, Jane Moore, Jean Moore, Judith Moorehead, Evelyn Morgan, Keith Morgan, Mollie Morgan, Sonja Morrison, Barbara Mountain, Carol Nearing, Charlene Nearing, Dennis Neff, Sharon Newpher, Larry Nichole, Gale Nichols, Margaret Nichols, Milton Niver, Martha Nixon, Marcia Norton, Gerald Nuzum, Mata Nuzzo, Cammela Oliver, Carol Oliver, Lucy Park, Robert Pascarella, Michael Pascuzzi, Marie Peckham, Thomas Peterson, Richard Petitt, Barbara Petitt, Shirley Petry, Dianne Pfouts, Linda Phillips, Irene Powell, Delores Powers, Nancy Prentice, Robert Price, Susanna Pringle, James Prosser, Joan Rindlaub, Mary Rinfrette, Rose Mary Roeder, Andrew Rogers, John Ruifner, Robert Runyan, Judi h Rupe, Ronny Rus ell, Donna Russell, Sandra Saar, Gary Sackett, Janet Sampson, Marilyn Sampson, Paula Sapko, David Schaeffer, Samuel Schillinger, William Schlopy, Larry Schoonover, Howard Seagren, Clarence Shaffer, Henry Shatara, Jack Shemian, Gary Shine, Ronald Shipman, Joyce Shoemaker, Cary Shultz, Dee Siffrinn, Jane Simons, Charles Simons, Martha Slike, Marie Slivinski, Thomas Smeal, Cuy 48, 57, ss 48, 57 48, sz 48. 78 48 4s, 74, 102, 103 48, ee, 67 48. si 48, 67 4s, 57, 78 48 48. 67 48, 57, 90 48 48. 59 48 48. 74 43, 74 48 48. 74 48. 67 4s, 74 48, 77 38, 48, 69, 90 48, 86, 91 48. 67 48, 91, 98, 101 43, 48, 86, 91, 98 48, 66, 67 48. 81 48, 74. 102. 103 48. 67 48, 67 29, 48, 81 48, 52, 79 48, 66, 83 49, 74 ' 49, 52, 80 49, 67 30, 49, 59 49 31, 49, 67 49 49 49. 67 49. 67 49, 59 49, 82 49. 66 49 49, 57, 82 49. 59 49. 76 49 49, 57, 67 49 49 49 49 49, 55, 81 49, 90 49 49, 67 49, 81, 87 49, 55, 57 49, 66, 67 49. 106 49, 66, 67 49. 80 , 49, 76 49, 73, 77 Smeal, Virginia Smith, Chauncey Smith, Ellen Smith, Ioanne Smith, Ronald Snyder, Thomas Spaich, David Spehar, Carl Steck, Donna Stewart, Deanna Stewart, Linda Stewart, Marie Stock, Fred Story, Pat Stroup, Doyle Stroup, Katherine Studley, Linda Sundahl, james Swanson, Betty Swanson, Peter Talerico, Beverly Tanesky, Ioaephine Tate, Gary Taylor, Molly Taylor, Peter Thomas, Carol Thompson, Bonnie Timblin, Allen Timblin, Linda Toothman, Arwana Donna Toothman, Belva Toorey, Thomas Tracy, Carol Troutman, Barbara Troutrnan, Donna Varlerius, Shirley Vanerstrom, Judith Vinca, Ronald Vreelnnd, Bonnie Waldo, Reggie Walker, james Walker, Robinette Wallace, William Weaver, jerrold Wheelock, Richard Whipple, Guy Wilcox, Robert Wiley, Linda Wi'kinson, Peggy Williams, Terry Williams, Wendell Wichensky, Mary Wilson, Robert Wingard, Beth Winkler, janet Winner, Charlo'te Witchen, Robert Wixon, Gardenia Woodard, Nancy VVoodley, Claude Yeager, Bonnie Yale, Peggy Yates, john Zamberlan, Kenneth Zenner, Vema Advanced Drafting Club Band INDEX 49, 67, 59, 102, 103 91 9,49,8Z 49,74 49,77,81 49 49,77 49,67 49,67,9l 49,82 49 49,52,77 49,81 49,69,73 50,52,77 50 50,5s,74 50,52,74 50,91 50,74 50 50,74 50,74 50,91 5o,52,s7 50,91 50,57,5s 50,74 50,81 50,53,67 50,82 50,60 50 50,52,ss,ee 50 50,66 50,60 50,74 50 50,57,59,102,10a 50. 83, 50 50 97 66 50 50, 57 50, 81 50, 67 50, 52 50, 59 50. 80 33, 50, 66, 69 50, 52, 55, 79 50 67 s i 50, 66 50. 78, 102, 103 50 67 50, 57, 58 50. 67 50, 67 50, 67 50 50, 77 51, 78 51, 93 28, 51, 81 51, 59 75 52, 58 Barker Club Boy's Gym Club Chorus junior Senior Sophomore Courant Creative Writing Debate French Future Nurses Future Teachers Gir1's Athletic Association Key Club Knitting Advanced Beginners Leathercraft Club Library Service Club Majoreltes Make-up Club Math Club Orchestra Reading Club Rifle Club Science Club Slide Rule Club Social Dancing Club Student Council Ten Tones Travel Club Ushering Club 70, 71 8-3 57 56 57 72 79 80 79 59 77 82 73 66, 74 74 77 78 54 58 80 55 78 78 76 75 67 68. 69 54 81 58 STUDENT LIFE ACTIVITIES Student Council Election Junior play Science Fair St. Patrick's Dance Career Speaker's Day Foreign Exchange Student Dinner National Rifle Toumament District Volleyball Toumament Sophomore Assembly Track meet Fashion show Forensic Finals Student-in-Charge Day May Day Prom Senior Assembly State Music Festivals Barker Day Student Council Inaugeration Frosh Day Exchange Student's arrival Football game Sophomore Parent's Night Homecoming dance Senior play Thanksgiving Assembly Christmas in Home Economics Department Christmas Assembly Basketball game New Vocational Director arrives Beh'nd the Scenes Senior activities OTHERS Abrams, john Adams, Bob Anable, G. K. Ashbaugh, Charles Austin, Dave Bar holemew, Theo Bell, Mrs. George Benning, Helen M. Berger, Betty Be t, Diane Beyler, Carl Boylan, Harrijane '12, 61, 62, 6 15, 60 7, 9 7 7 8 6 11 7 9 8, 9 13 11, 13 10 8, 14, 64 8 12 10 11 9 14, 124, 6 12 15 15 63 12 14 65 13 15 125 136, 137 149 87 7 66 149 1 1 64 108 66 7 140 64 IN DEX Burkett, lack 67 Mattison, Mrs, Sherman 33 Burkett, Margie 8 Meyer, Donna 74 1'3 TiQ. '?1. 133 Mi'c e'k lim? 123 ur , o n yers, o e Carroll, P. I. 141 M Coy, Ian 18 Cerasoli, Attilio 149 MZCune, Tom 11 Cherilla, Bob 86, 89 McDowell, Lynne 8 glayton, Kay 3 Mclsauglin, Dave 86 onne , Jim 0'Brie'n, Pat 7 Connelly, Mrs. Anne 17 0'Connell, Jim 86 Cracket, Michael 10 0'Toole, Mrs. A. 141 Cummings, Richard 140 Pais, Ioan 12, 13 Devoe, Bill 7 Pascarella, Frank 8 Deibler, Dale 8, 11 Peterson, Grover 147 Delaney, Rita 64 Phillips, Edward 92 DiFonzo, Sandy 10 Phillips, Susan 7 Dykstra, .James 92 Prentice, .Thayer 7 Eck, Ianlce I 67 Quinn, Sissy. 10 Ernteist, glqilliam liz? gayrinorlsd, Bill g e g, x ee , onna goster, Stark K 7, 8,1 lg Rerriington, 38:9 11, 86,120 t , , R , M . llcirs. Find ay 63 Rggh, Karim Ten 14? ou , ariyn Runyan, ar es Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. E. S Sackett, Bob 144 gullo, Frsgrgr E103 Sghsfttergauiig, Cynthia 8 I apem, aron , S tz, ai , Hane, Roger 8 Sizllwell, janet 8 I-Iannold, Ioanne 8 Sprague, Walt 8 Hartman, Diane 8 Steinfeldt, Bruce 8 gan, garage 6 Stifkles, Siam 103 ettric , ay 1 Ta erico, im Homer, lack 6, 86 Taylor, Babs 10 Hoskins, Carole 56, 72, 78 Thompson, Al 7 Hurter, Pat 13 Thompson, Ben 8 Hyde, Dorothy 13 Toothman, Boyd 11 Iaderosa, Dominic 64 Trimble, Bob 8. 13 Johnson, Fred 143 VanDykei3 Charles 1112 Knapp, Nora 1 Watson, ert IEEPP. gichard Vvgl1eeler,GSara lane 99 log , omm 1 cox, eorge . Krit:pChristy y 10 Wilcox, Ieanne 59 Maloney, Bertha 64 Wilmarth, Arthur 33 Linehan, Dinita 7, 8 Winkie, Marilyn 8 Lawson, Louis 8 Wolfe, Sgt. M. G. 7 Marcott, Bonn' 108 Young, joseph 146 Marcott, Conn' 108 Zamberlan, Tom 87 Di A Auto ra hs 6 - 5 I X I W V we ,A : RQ XC' ' 1 4,- U EJ Q, Fez-3 hggqeo 1 X QA: TQ N.. . Q- ' EQRB A 'S- X D X 1 1 X 'IR 8 X E XJ- 1 W was ' Km . 9- ,f -f L I ci F V .X ' Q - 1? 6 in , ,. X' Q . 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