Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1949 volume:

ff 7fze April, l949 Butler Senior High School, Butler, Pennsylvohio Volume 48, Number 5 X x F so Qglfiii B GG? B ,... N 'Qt ffff i -.T.: 4 , ly' 'Q X ,774 4 1. KJ' Em 'K ii: ascii '1 a I y 5555 5 ,ip- i1,, N... A T 419. Co-Editors ............... ............. M ory Lois Hill David Hihclmon Business Monoqer ............. ............ K enneth Cypher L... Leon D. Rcrdakur To him, who in the Iofve of nature holds communion with her visible forms, she speaks ll wzrious lrznguagief' 25 We, the members of the graduating classes of nineteen-hundred- forty-nine, respectfully and gratefully dedicate our Senior Mag- net to a teacher who made the process of living more real to us . . . who lives and loves his subject . . . Who conducts his classes with such vitality that they highlight each day . . . Who, through his high ideals and faith in us, has helped us to become better students and, even more important, better citizens . . . Whose just Ways have inspired us to set a goal and reach it . . . Whose never failing sense of humor brings a smile to the most serious minded . . . Whose Wealth of anecdotes and prac- tical knowledge lend a down-to-earth zest to the textbook. It is with great pride that We, the forty-niners, dedicate our Year- book to one who has helped us seek and find great treasure. -Bryant. Q, if ? 2 S5 . -wmQawpQ4 'W 'Z -1. 4. IIN., ,. ,ov ... YC PM x, M Q 5 5 E E To the forty-niners of one hundred years ago, it lay in the deep mountain gulches, in the hidden pockets, and in the rushing mountain streams of Cali- fornia. To the forty-niners of today at Butler Senior High School, it lies in the treasury of books, in memories of victory and defeat, in the inspiration of teachers, in the Wealth of friendships, and in the give and take of the routine of everyday school life. In 1849, the pioneers rushed to the gold territory by every method of transportation that was known. They crowded their furniture into covered Wag- ons or flatboats, strapped their personal belongings on pack horses, and started the long trek to California. There they dug and panned for the glittering gold from the lofty heights of the Sierras to the green rolling plains bordering the Pacific. Vigilantes kept order at the rip-roaring celebrations every Saturday night and punished any claim-jumper. Gold was plentiful, there was money to burn, and signs proclaiming eggs-five dollars a dozen Were common. Today's forty-niners dig for their treasure in the square, cream-colored rooms of Butler Senior High. They come to school every morning in modern streamlined cars, in old jalopies that look a century old, on bicycles which may even be equipped with a radio, and by foot. Whether it is in the green coast plains and snow topped mountains of California or in the friendly classrooms of high school, gold is where you find itl ..f' frass- 7224 fd flfazi SMZZQV4 QM gaifm Samoa Scheer! Where the moclern forty-niner finds his treasure. Here in some fifty class rooms are Veins of precious metal tor the pioneer Who seeks and Works. His implements are not pick and shovel and ore pan, but pen and pencils, paper and ink, books, laboratory equipment and industrial tools. Any modern forty-niner can take from his school stores of Wealth which will give him a rich future. The northwest door, meeting A corner oi our three storled place of noon-time philosophers brick and concrete burldmq v tv,-Y-V Noontime finds these students in the front hall of the second floor. The most picturesque entrance to the building, these twin stairways lead up from the North Street doors. The doorway in the background is one of the three front entrances to the auditorium. Even on bleak wintry days, groups of boys and girls gather at this northwest door in the morn- ing, afternoon, and evening to talk over the social events of the day. The tree in the foreground sheltered a frightened squirrel for the length of one afternoon not long ago. L .1 Eng- Q -1, fa vb am 1 Ls. Q 9, sf 4 Q Sw 26 Hi Q1 Q? V' 5 L2 :ix 475 V Q 1 Q 2 f 2 ' i Q F i 5 5? 5 1 . lOHN D. ANDERSON Superintendent of Schools Ferd 1. Spang ...................... Samuel W. Greer .............., Albert Bernlohr ........... Frank A. McC1ung ............ Mrs. Aleene Burns ............ Richard Patterson .......,....... Holland Ehrman ............. :N H -fm Ncbmwrifmzm Iohn D. Anderson, superintendent of Butler City Schools, Works the year around to keep the seven city schools operating efficiently for the nine-month term. One of his biggest jobs is to assist the board of education in the selection of personnel to fi11 the teaching positions in the schoolsp in addition, he must see that the teachers have the textbooks and other supplies necessary for their work. The salary checks, bills for building maintenance and repair, and other expenses all of which constitute almost a million dollar business, are handled through Dr. Ander- son's office. To be exact the budget for the 1948-1949 school year is S854,747. If a pupil desires Working papers or copy of his birth certificate the matter is handled through the superintendent's office. The office contains a permanent file of the attendance and academic Work for every child in the public schools from first through eighth grade, it goes back as far as 1911. In adition to this the office has on file a record of the school taxes and budgets. Assisting in the many activities of the office is a staff consisting of Miss Edith A. McGuire, assistant to the super- intendent, Miss Margarette N. Moore, stenographerp Miss leanne M. Grossi, c1erkg Miss Helen K. Mortland, secre- tary's clerk: and Mrs. Mary Ann Napora, secretary's clerk. BOARD OF EDUCATION .........................President ...............Vice President ..................Secretary' ...........Member ...........Member ...........Member ............Member 1C William T. Bean, principal of Butler Senior High School, is a busy man. He plans the master sched- ule and supervises the Work of approximately eighteen hundred pupils and sixty teachers. All building improvements must be passed by his office. Heauisitions for all purchases, from sheet music to Warm-up coats, must meet his approval. Even the Magnets budget must be endorsed by him. Dr. Bean serves as chief public relations official for the high school, he notifies the public of changes and improvements and approves plans for the var- ious drives, such as the March of Dimes, carried on in the school. ln addition to his other duties, he often serves as confident and adviser to troubled students. Rhoda Freehling, clerk in principal's office, spends much of her day in typing. She uses only one typewriter, however, others are used by Miss Marion McElroy, steno- grapher to the principal, and by student typists. That big odd looking thing is not a television set but a micro-film machire where filmed records are shown. All per- manent record cards tl9l5-l94Ol have been filmed to conserve storage space. WlLL.lAM T. BEAN Principal of Senior High School Mrs. Kummer serves as receptionist as well as clerk and gives general information to everyone who asks for it. Here she does it in typewritten form. Commercial students serve as aides each period in the day. 1 IOHN T. HOGG Assistant Principal of Senior High School Iohn T. Hogg, assistant principal, is well known by every student. He Works with the attendance office staff, Mrs. Ada Wick and Mrs. Mildred Gates, in carrying out the Work of this office. Mr. Hogg's Work is With Mrs. Wick in checking on those who arrive tardy, and he also takes care of truant pupils. He is in charge of all the student activities that are held in the school building during and after school hours. The most important of Mr. Hogg's duties, and least appreciated by the student body, is discipline. Before becoming assistant principal, Mr. Hogg taught, among other things, Latin. . Guy N. Harriger, director of Curriculum and Super- vision, is the most recent addition to the high school administrative staff. This is his first year in Butler Senior High. He is already a very busy person, Working With teachers' committees making a study and revision of the Senior High School curriculum. Dr. Harriger has the responsibility of supervising the adult education classes which meet Monday and Thursday evenings. He Will also have charge of summer school. In addition to these duties, Dr. Harriger assists with supervision of textbooks, assem- bly programs, and the education guidance program. He was formerly supervising principal of schools at Coraopolis. ' 12 GUY N. HARRIGER Director of Curriculum and Supervision ...r c A t l t L 7Z6 wwe? Me , cwqange cwpefzcziicmd, mf 464646 cad ' mfed. GEORGE C. ATWELL Science Intramural Athletics lEAN A. BELL Mathematics GEORGE L, BERNLOHR Personal Service Intramural Athletics bf 1 ANNA H. BRIER Commercial ELIZABETH R. CAMPBELL English 14 GERALD A. CAPEZZUTI Mathematics Football HARRY L. CLAWSON Science Highway Safety H. VERNON COMIN Social Studies rw... ,. ,.., , ,,h,L W., HM . -fi . -sw ' - 1- r LUCILLE CRITCHLOW Chemistry Golf MATTHEW L. DIXON Electric Shop DOROTHY A. DOERR Latin H. RICHARD DRYDEN Vocal Music ANNA L. ECKERSLEY Commercial KNOWLES G. ELDRIDGE Wood Shop FRANK A. FERENS Metal Shop MONT R. FREDERICK Engineering Drawing FRANCES E. GERBER I-Iornemaking ALICE E. DOUTHETT DON BISHOP GIBSON English Instrumental Music 15 44. MILLICENT G, HAY Music RUTH E. HELM French MARGARET HENNINGER WILMER B. l-IERRON Physics Movies M. ELEANOR HERVEY English si l - - fi ' Eb ELLEN HOBAUGH Socicxl Studies lOl-IN T. IFFT Socicrl Studies Bcxsketbcxll ELEANOR IACK Mathematics Commercial i'ii lf ' A W t , .X A IACK B. HETRICK Q -- Biology f i .L lf . -,. X2 . Z Lx ELIZABETH HEPLER MARY 1. IAMISON Latin English Social Studies Magnet 16 ESTHER IOHNSON Personal Service Assemblies IAMES W. McDOWELL Economics IANE MELLON Commercial Football DANIEL W. LASH Engineering Drawing MARIAN E. LEMON Commercial ELLIS W. LOVE Mathematics IEANNETTE McKEE English GEORGIA MECI-ILING Librarian 17 RAY W. MILLER CommercialfEaculty Aihleiic Manager IOHN E. MIXER Physical Edvcaticn Swimming MARY V. MONTGOMERY Physical Eclucaiiori Cheerleading CHARLES MOORE Social Studies Football ELSIE MOORE Social Studies Assemblies lUNE E. MOORE Homemaking EDNA NAST Social Studies ei NELSON PALMER Physics Magnet THADDEUS PENAR Commercial MARTHA POWELL Commercial 18 MARGARET C. PUFF Commercial Geography LEON D. 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L13 Q mpc-'ww wwf 'fn 'T M m , ' 219 ai: , W ,, , I- M'-MH1f.gW.,,W.4wMWW1,q,,,,,,,MWWQf,Wf, -1 wfwfwwpnw ,,,,,,, f .,:W,,,,,, Seuenfgp-Seaen Qcwilq-mnwei .fefll gnifm Jfiqfz in cwmmq Za Seek Qcefcf m KVM Qfefafef WILLIAM FRANCIS IACKSON . . . Class president . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most Athletic . . . Iunior Kiwanian . . . football letter . . , track letter . . . Iunior County League Champs . . . industrial course. THEODORE M. KOTTRABA . . . Class vice president . . . Committee of Com- mittees . . . best looking . . . varsity basketball . . . Iunicr Kiwanian . . . Little Theater . . . Magnet . . . Iunior Town Meeting . . . ambition, dentist. ALICE MAE RETTIG . . . Class secretary . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most Versatile . . . St. Mark's Lutheran choir . . . commencement speak- er . . . secretary of Luther League . . . ambition, secretary . . . employed. HELEN STAAF . . . Class treasurer . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most Popular . . . Girl-of-the-Month . . . commencement speaker . . . Leaders Club . . . music letter . . . Concert Choir . . . BPW award . . . yearbook staff. RALPH EDWIN AMY . . . Athletic Committee . . . YMCA . . . junior intramural championship . . . Senior City Recreation . . . Basketball League Champs . . . graduated 3V2 years . . . ambition, jeweler. ANNABELL ELLEN BARBER . . . Banquet Committee . . . enjoys home economics . . . favorite subject, law . . . hobbies, collecting photographs and cooking . . . ambition, a gocd housewife. IAMES BEILSTEIN . . . Band, lVz years . . . plays trombone . . . intramural basketball . . . usher at Capitol Theater . . . favorite subject, electric shcp. RUSSEL BENNINGER . . .Athletic Committee . . . Most Talkative . . . Cubs basketball team . . . employ- ed, Butler Ice Company, White's Service Station . . . likes chemistry . . . ambition, to enter college. ROB- ERT BRANDON . . . Athletic. Committee . . . industrial arts course . . . Mcst Bashful . . . likes hunting and skating . . . favorite subject, metal shop . . . ambition, Welder. ANNA KATHRYN BRUNER . . . Class Night and Ticket Committees . . . Whittiest . . , commercial course . . . hobby, dancing . . . favorite subject, short- hand . . . ambition, stenographer. FRANCIS I. CONERTY , . . Class Night, Finance, Hop- Prom Committees . . . junior Town Meeting . . . A Fellow Needs a Friend . . . hobbies, golf and traveling . . . am- bition, vocalist. IOHN WILLIAM CONNOR . . . National Guard, acting corporal . . . likes popular music, basket- ball, football . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . plans to join paratroopers. NANCY MARIE COREA . . . Hop- Prom, After-School-Dance, Ticket-Poster Committees . . . 'Band . . . twirling letter . . . Incognito . . . Most Talk- , ative . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Iunior Town X Meeting. 34 f ALVIN E. EDGINGTON . . . Prom and Concession Committee . . . Athletic Event . . . industrial arts course . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . went to Indian- town Gap, National Guard. DONALD K. ENRIGHT . . . Prom, Concession, and Class Night Committees . . . industrial arts course . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition, a house in the country. SHIRLEY MARLENE FACKENDER . . . Class Night Committee . . . Biggest Bluffer . . . commercial course . . . B certificates . . . Leaders Club . . . Magnet typist . . . plans, California after graduation . . . ambition, secretary. ROBERT LEE FAIR . . . Banquet Committee . . . general course . . . Army . . . National Guard Camp two years . . . favorite subject, history . . . Indiantown Gap . . . ambition, to serve Uncle Sam. HOWARD FENNELL . . . Athletic Event Committee . . . industrial arts course . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . enjoys electrical and radio work . . . popular music . . . ambition, electrician. IAMES FORCHT . . . Finance Committee . . . Athletic Committee . . . Wittiest . . . swimming team . . . likes athletics . . . MC for Winter Festival. IRMA JEAN FRY . . . Prom, Commencement, Cap and Gown, Name Card and Invitation Committees . . . majorette, Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . Most Athletic . . . A Cappella Choir. FRANK GIBSON . . . Committee of Committees . . . Prom and Concession Committee . . . general course . . . Air Corps . . . St. Peter's Church . . . pet peeve, teachers . . . favorite subject, electric shop. HOWARD B. GRAHAM . . . Class Night Committee . . . student, National Radio Institute . . . public address operator for Tumble Inn . . . occupation, remote broadcast engineer WISR. ROLAND A. HENDERSON . . . Class Night . . . Me- morial, Farewell, Commencement, Cap and Gown Com- mittees . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Most Versatile . . . Iunior Rotarian . . . Luther League . . . assembly organist . . . music letter. IOHN HEYER . . . veteran . . . U. S. Army, Adjutant General's Dept. 7888 Special Troops, I-Iq. European command, Heidelberg, Germany . . . corporal . . . intramural basketball, Gophers . . . city league, Tigers . . . Clemson College, South Carolina. DONNA KINSER, . . Hop, Prom, Finance Committees . . . St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . . Best Looking . . . works at Murphy's . . . never late . . . ambition, typist. LEAH MADELYNE KIRK . . . Invitation and Name Card Committee . . . Mixed Chorus . . . commercial course . . . likes to drive . . . graduated in SV2 years . . . summer school . . . ambition, bookkeeper. MARION IEAN KIRKVJOOD . . . Banquet, Committee of Com- mittees . . . Most Dignified . . . commencement speaker . . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . . commercial course . , . sports fan . . . ambition, secretary. HARRY LEIGHT . . . Boys Glee Club . . . employed, Camp- bell's Auto Supply . . . hobby, building model air- planes . . . ambition, to cwn a service station. FRANK EDWARD LEONE . . . Hop-Prom Committee . . . general couise . . . CYC . . . intramural basketball . . . Band . . . music letter . . . Best Dancer . . . clarinet ensemble . . . St. Michaels . . . ambition, join Navy. BETTY IEAN LIDDERDALE . . . Finance, Class Night Committees . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Leaders Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . never late . . . works Murphy's . . . ambition, airline hostess. MARI- LYN IOAN LLOYD . . . Class Night Committee . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Leaders Club . . Magnet staff, literary . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . music letter . . . ambition, nurse. HARRY LUCAS . . . Banquet Committee . . . YMCA . . . Wildcats football team . . . hobby, sports . . . pet peeve. going to lied . . . Mixed Chorus . . . ambition, pharm- acist or radio technician. AUGUSTINE MADDALENA . . . Commencement, Cap and Gown Committees . . . Iunior Choir . . . St. Michael's Church . . . likes swim- ming and dancing . . . graduated in 3Vz years . . . ambition, photographer. BETTY IANE MADISON . . . Name Card and Invitation Committees . . . commercial course . . . YWCA . . . hobbies, sewing and embroid- ery. IOHN MALETTA . . . Athletic Committee . . . St. Michael's Church . . . hobby, sports . . . YMCA . . . general course . . . employed, Capitol Theater . . . Iunior High Choir . . . 1948 Mushball Champs. IOYCE MARLENE MCCRACKEN . . . Class Night, Cap and GOWN, Commencement Committees . . . A Cappella Choir . . . commercial course , . . graduated in SV2 years . . . North St. Church of Christ . . . ambition, typist. MARILYN IOYCE McKEE . . . Banquet Committee . . . Magnet staii, literary . . . Advanced Choir . . . pre- paratory course . . . B certificates . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . hobby, dancing . . . ambition, special- ized nurse. EUGENE PRESTON MclNDOE . . . Hop, Prom Commit- tee . . . music letter . . . Most Popular . . . junior Ki- wanian . . . varsity basketball . . . Concert Choir . . . Boys Syinphonium Music Club . . . HR vice-president. EMMA MARIE MELLINGEI1 . . . Memorial, Farewell, and Committee of Committees . . . church choir . . . music letter . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . , works Penney's. RUSSEL MILI-IEIM . . . Finance, Athletic Event Committees . . . industrial arts course . . . Rams Athletic Club . . . Missionary Alliance Church . . . intramural basketball . . . fa- vorite subject, electric shop. ADALINE MAE MILLER . , . Invitation and Name Card, Memorial, and Farewell Committees . . . likes to roller skate . . . employed Kresge's . . . aide in attendance office . . . anibition, secretary. LOYAL MILLER . . . Athletic Committee . . . likes baseball, football, roller skating . . . hobby, all sports . . . ambition, to be a pilot in Army Air Corps and travel. SUZANNE RAE MILLER . . . Committee of Committees, Prom, Ticket, and Orchestra Committees . . . Leaders Club . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Girl-of-the-Month . . ambition, modeling. FRANCES BERNADETTE MORRISON . . . Class Night and Finance Committees . ... FOE home economic award . . . pet peeve, getting up in the morning . . . loves to eat . . . favorite subject, biology . . . LEROY MORRISON . . . Hop and Prom Committee . . . B Band . . . operates' movie projector . , . stage crew . . . general course . . . hobby, hunting . . . ambition, truck driver and mechanic. ROSE NANNI . . . Finance and Name Card Committee . . . Invitation Committee . . . commercial course . . . Magnet typist . , . St. Michael's Young Ladies Sodality . . . ambition, secretary. ROBERT JOHN NARDIS . . . Finance Committee . . . general course . . . Aviation Cadet School . . . june in Ianuary . . . St. Michael's Choir . . . hobbies, skat- ing, fishing . . . ambition, Air Force pilot. BETSY NICHOLAS . . . Committee of Committees . . . Best Dancer . . . enjoys skating . . . likes horses and food . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . hobbies, sewing and dancing . . . ambition, secretary. ANTHONY ONUFER . . . Ticket, Poster Committees . . . pre-flight aeronautics . . . Boy Scouts . . . graduated in 3V2 years . . . likes woods and wild animals and basket- ball . . . ambition, forestry. IACOUELINE B. PARSONS . . . Committee of Commit- tees . . . Class Night . . . Leaders Club . . . Stephen Foster Club . . . Girl of the Month . . . Yearbook . . . May Queen, Snow Queen Attendant. GEORGE PER- NICANO . . . Cap and Gown, Commencement Com- mittees . . . industrial course . . . YMCA . . . St. Michael's Church . . . baseball fan . . . graduate 3Vz years . . . ambition, electrician. lOl-IN N. PONTIUS . . . Committee of Committees . . . Banquet Committee . . . Yearbook staff . . . commencement speaker . . . Iunior Rotarian . . . Boys Glee Club . . . Iunior Town Meeting. HELEN PREBULA , . . Banquet Committee . . . general course . . . St. Conrad's Church, assistant organist . . . likes to dance and roller skate . . . ambition, music teacher. DOROTHY IANE ROCK . . . Banquet, Name Card and Invitation Committees . . . commercial course . . . Yearbook staff . . . commencement speaker . . . ardent Broncho fan . . . A and B certificates . . . ambi- tion, secretary. IOAN DENISE ROI-IR . . . Banquet Committee . . . Marian Club . . . Church Sodality . . . likes music and reading . . . favorite subject, English , . . 4H member . . . Iunior Choir . . . ambition, sec' retary. IOYCE SANDEACH . . . l-lop-Prom, After School Dance, Memorial and Farewell Committees . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . piano duo team . . . ambition, educator. FRANK PAUL SCI-IAFFER , . . Commencement, Cap and Gown Committees . . . general course . . . favorite subject, mathematics , . . likes traveling. hunting, and fishing. ROBERT E. SCHOENFELD . . . Prom, Ticket, and Orchestra Com- mittees . . . Best Sport . . . Tigers . . . home room president six semesters . . . plans to attend college. GERALD H. SCROTI-I . . . Ticket and Poster Committee . . . Luther League . . . preflight aeronautics . , . The Late Christopher Bean . . .likes hunting and fishing . . . plans to join Navy. LEROY B. SMILEY . . . Finance Committee . . . industrial arts course . . . Luther League . . . F. O. E. Industrial Arts Award . . . Magnet staff . . . Mixed Chorus . . . employed Winter's . . . favorite subject, chemistry B certificates. DONALD SPINETTI . . . Memorial and Farewell Committee . . . intramural and city league basketball . . . hobby, driving . . . employed, Diamon News Agency . . . ambition, own newspaper agency. MARY ELLEN STANGER . . . Committee of Committees . . . Memorial and Farewell Committee . . . Most--likely- to-succeed . . . Commencement speaker . . . Magnet staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . music letter Band . . . Concert Choir . . . Tuesday Music Club Award and DAR award LOYAL D. STEWART . . . Class Night Corn- mittee . . . Lehmann Hi-Y . . . music letter . . hobbies, photography, baseball . . . employed Winter's Drug Store . . . ambition, electrician. WILBUR SUTTON . . . Invitation and Name Card and Committee of Com- mittees . . . employed Klugh's Market . . . Most Digni- tied . . . Iunior Rotarian . . . favorite subject, POD. IAMES L. SWEESY . . . Invitation and Name Card Committee . . . industrial arts course . . . Methodist Church . . . lunior Choir . . . employed West Penn Furniture Store . . . ambition, electrical engineer. IANET MAE SWEESY . . . Ticket and Poster Committee . . . commercial course . . . Most Bashful . . . Athletic Event . . . Methodist Church . . . GLORIA TALIFERO . . . likes art and classical music . . . typist and artist for Magnet . . . hobby, writing poetry and modeling clay . . . ambition, to be a commercial artist. 7 l ELIZABETH CAMERON THOMSON . . . Ticket and Pos- ter Committee . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . commencement speaker . . . Magnet reporter . , . Rain- bow Girl . . . newscaster WlSR . . . Youth Choir . . . ambition, psychiatrist. WILLIAM H. TRITSCH . . . Hop and Prom, Ticket and Poster, After-School4Dance Com- mittees . . . Biggest Blufter . . . lunior Optimist . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Symphonium Music Club. IRA MERLE TURNER . . . Hop and Prom, Finance Com- mittees . . . moderator Alpha Chis . . . varsity cheer- leader . . . lunior Kiwanian . . . Concert Choir . . . Hi-Y . . . ambiticn, to attend Washington and Ieffer- son College and become lawyer. TWILA SUSIE TURNER . . . Class Night, Memorial, Farewell Committees . . . commercial course . . . Rain- bow Girl . . . A Cappella Choir . . . girls ensemble . . . hobby, drawing . . . employed Offutt's. THOMAS C. WALKER . . . Committee of Committees . . . Class Night, Memorial and Farewell Committees . . . Most-likely- tc-succeed . . . lunior Rotarian . . . H. R. president . . . ambition, concert pianist. ROY WHEELER . . . Banquet Committee . . . general course . . . YMCA . . . track letter . . . hobby, collecting coins . . . employed Bus Terminal . . . favorite subjects, mathematics, world history. WALTER VVHITE . . . Athletic Committee . . . general course . . . likes electric shop . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . varsity basketball . . . reserve football . . . baseball fan . . . West End Aces. MARILYN ROSE WILES . . . Hop and Prom, Decorating Committees . . . librarian, St. Pau1's Evangelical and Reformed Church . . . A-Band , . . clarinet ensemble . . . music letter . . . ambition, nurse. DELORES L. WYNN . . . Class Night, Memorial and Farewell Committees . . . Best Sport . . . A Cappella Choir . . . lunior Town Meet- ing . . . likes to dance . . . ambition, air line hostess. t DAN ZULICK . . . Favorite subject, electric shop . . . graduate 3V2 yr .... played football for Colonials . . . plans to join the Navy . . . ambition, auto mechanic. What I 'll Qeuianlei These days of pleasure in Senior High l will remember until I die: The joyous times we have in 3C, The long arguments Lois has with me, The chemistry lah with lllr, dtwell, When he aslrs a question, we wish for The radios we make in electric shop, And how we danced at the Senior Hop And one by one, T will recall, The football games of efvery fall, The girl in study who is so cold, And things that 14-Seniors hafven't sold. The days we sit just watching the clock And those study teachers who won't let the bell,- J us talk. The over-crowded rooms and long, long halls, The flights of stairs, pictures on the walls, The things we sold in salesmanship class, And the jinal tests we had to pass. The freshmen so gay and full of fun, How the seniors kept them on the run! And all the teachers so learned and wise, And the homework that we so despise. The fellows are swell and the girls are sweet,' As schools go, Butler High's hard to beat. School days are happy, you'll End that is true, And now mine are ofver, I'm sorry they're through! Ccammiiieed Weak effafzcf Xml! Jane vm Committee oi Committees The Committee ot Committees, chosen by officers and advisers ot the class, select capable members ot the class for the Var- ious committees. Row lt Stanger lch.J, Kirkwood, Nicholas, Rettiq, Parsons, Mellinger, Staat. Row 2: Gibson, Iackson tco-ch.J, Sutton, Walker, Pontius, Kottraba. Memorial and Farewell Committee To select an appropriate gift for Which the class would be remembered was the re- sponsibility of this committee. They also planned the Farewell program given in Chapel for their tinal assembly. Row 1: Mellinger, Sandbach tch.J, Turner, Wynn foo-ch.J, Stanger. Row 2: Sutton, Walker, Spinetti, Henderson. Finance Committee The versatile members of this committee had charge of selling Whistles, car tags, Christmas cards and pencils to raise funds for the class treasury. Row l: Lidderdale, Morrison, Kinser. Row 2: Nardis, Smiley, Milheim, Forcht fch.J, Turner lco-ch.l, Conerty. Prom Tickets and Orchestra Committee Selling tickets and arranging for a good orchestra Was the job ot this committee. The Prom, held during the Christmas holi- days, Was called Ye Yuletide Ball. Row lr Sandbach, Miller too-ch.J, Corea, Kinser. Row 2: Leone Cchl, Tritsch, Schoenteld, Mclncloe. Athletic Committee Through the combined efforts of the mem- bers of this committee, a Very entertaining and profitable event called Santas Winter Frolic was presented to the public. Row 1: Benninger tch.J, Maletta, Milheim tco-ch.J, Forcht, Amy. Row 2: Edgington, Fennell, Brandon, Connor. Invitation and Name Card Committee The members of this committee selected appropriate invitations and name cards and took th orders for them from the stu- dents. They later distributed the filled orders. Row l: Rock tch.J, Madison, Kirk, Fry, Miller, Namii. Row 2: Sweesy Cco-chi, Sutton. Banquet Committee The members of this committee Worked hard to plan a lovely evening of dinner and dancing. Especially enjoyed was the group singing after dinner. Row l: Kirkwood tch.J Rock, McKee, Prebula, Rohr. Row 21 Lucas, Fair, Wheeler, Pontius tco-ch.J. Prom Decoration 6. Concession Committee The Work of the members of this commit- tee was to decorate the Armory for the Prom and to take charge of refreshments. Beck, Morrision, Fry, Wiles Cchj, Edgington, lack- son, Gibson. Class Night Committee Plans tor the Class Night program were made and students were chosen tor parti- cipation by members of this committee. The program portrayed the school days of the class through twelve years. Row 1: Bruner, Lloyd, Fackender, Lidderdale. Row 2: Morrison, McCracken, Turner. Row 3: Parscns fch.l, Wynn, Henderson, Graham, Walker, Conerty. Commencement and Cap and Gown Committee This committee had charge ot measuring students for caps and gowns and ot dis- tributing and checking them at the time of graduation. Fry fco-ch.f, Henderson fch.l, McCracken, Maddalena. Ticket and Poster Committee The talents of these artists were utilized in designing and making posters to advertise the various senior activities. The members also distributed tickets for various school events. Row l: Bruner tco-ch.D, Corea, Talitero, Thomson, Miller, Sweesy. How 2: Mclndoe, Schroth, Onufer, Tritsch Cchl, Keppel. I unior Service Members Eight boys are selected each semester by their classmates and teachers as junior members of the local Kiwanis and Rotary service clubs. Row lz Pontius, lackson, Henderson. Row Z: Turner, Walker, Sutton. Not pictured: Kottraba, Mclndoe. Kirkwood, Rock, Rettig, Pontius, Thomson, Stanger, Staaf ga Z rqciwiiiw QWMQQQ 79419 The high school career of the class of lanuary 1949 was brought to a climax during the week of Ianuary 14-20, Farewell, the final semester assembly program, was the first of the com- mencement activities. Awards made by local organizations to outstanding seniors were the B. P. W. award to Helen Staaf, D. A. R. award to Elizabeth Thomson, Tuesday Musical Club award to Mary Ellen Stanger, V. F. W. award to Eugene Mclndoe, the V. E. W. auxiliary award to Shirley Fackendar, the Lomb Bausch science award to Mary Ellen Stanger, and the F. O. E. awards to Leroy Smiley and Frances Morrison. Typing awards were also presented, along with special music by talented seniors. The Baccalaureate service followed on Sun- day, lanuary 16. The Reverend W. Scott Mc- Munn, pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church, presented the message. Special music was presented by the Concert and A Cappella Choirs, under the direction of Richard Dryden. The class displayed its talent at Class Night The program was dedicated to the grandparents and parents of the class members and a por- tion was featured especially for the class mem- bers thernselves. This activity was held in the auditorium on Ianuary 18. The only all A Senior activity was the Ban- quet. The Nixon Lounge was the scene of this dinner, dancing to the music of Deno Paganelli followed dinner. The boys donned their best bib and tuckers, and the girls dressed in their prettiest formals and corsages for the class banquet. After the steak dinner, Dr. Beberick, professor at Westminster, entertained with feats of magic and an amazing demonstration of hypnotism-even lack Pontius succumbed to his power. The final commencement activity was Com- mencement. The speakers discussed Scenic Wonders of America. Clyde Shumaker then presented the diplomas and the class joined the large group of Butler Senior High School Alumni. The big social event of graduation, the Prom, took place several Weeks before graduation. Ye Yuletide Ball was held in the Armory, De- cember 28, with Buddy Lee and his orchestra furnishing the music. The Christmas theme was used throughout the ball room for decorations. At the left Alice Rettig and Betty Lidderdale appear for a scene of grandfather's time in Class Night. WML '4 WM of jamming glam gkcmen Best Looking Ted Kottrcrbcx Donna Kinser Best Sporis Bob Schoenfeld Dolores Wynn Best Dancers Frank Leone Betsy Nlcholols Most Versatile Roland Henderson Alice Rettiq 44 Most Popular Helen Stcrof Eugene Mclndoe Wittiest Anno Bruner Iofmes Forcht like pcafwpfm Walla uf 7hezfz Ufadelmoiw Most Athletic Bill Iackson lrrna lean Fry Most Bashtul Robert Brandon lanet Sweesy Most Likely to Succeed Mary Ellen Stanqer Torn Walker Most Digniiied Marion Kirkwood Wilbur Sutton 45 Most Tcxlkaiive Nancy Corea Russell Eenninqer Biggest Blufters Shirley Fackender Bill Tritsch i i O Ykfzee-Afuncffzecf-Seaeniy .femme gorilla M me Za .Seek Qfafcf M New Qielh IAMES FRANCIS I-IUTCHINSON . . . Class president . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most Popular . . . golf letters . . . basketball letter . . . Country Club Golf Champion . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Magnet staff . . . Iunior Kiwanian . . . student announcer . . . Little Theater. IAMES BLAIR GOETTLER . . . Class vice president . . . Committee of Com- mittees . . . Most Dignified . . . A Cappella Choir . . . president of Iunior Choir . . . Iunior Kiwanian . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, business man. MARY LOIS HILL . . . Class secretary . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most Popular . . . Concert Choir . . . music letter . . . Leaders Club, presi- dent . . . Magnet, yearbook editor-in-chief . . . Iunior Tuesday Music club, president . . . Quill and Scroll . . . commencement speaker . . . DAR Good Citizenship Contestant. DAVID ROY HINDMAN . . . Class treasurer . . . Committee of Committees . . . Most-Likely-to-Succeed . . . student an- nouncer . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Magnet, co-editor-in-chief . . , school newscaster . . . Iunior Kiwanian . . . commencement speaker . . Quill and Scroll. GEORGE ABRAHAM . . . general course . . . likes bowling and swimming . . . Boy Scout . . . Tumble Inn . . . employed Penn Theater. EDNA MAE AN- DERSON . . . general course . . . favorite subject, English . . . Sunday School teacher, Saxonburg Me- morial Church . . . hobbies, skating and dancing . . . ambition, nurse. DONALD RICHARD ANGELONI . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . general course . . . St. Michael's Men's Choir , . . South Side Wildcats . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Iune in Ianuary . . . clerk, Hub. KATHLEEN ELLEN ANGERT . . . homeroom officer . . . Iunior Choir . . . Magnet representative , . . assembly program . . . debate team . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . pastimes, swimming and flying . , . ambition, flying instructor. DONALD EDMUND AS- PELIN . . . Poster Committee . . , favorite subject, science . . . likes popular music . . . pastime, roller skating . . . favorite. commentator, Lowell Thomas. SHIRLEY ANNE AUBREY . . . member of Harley David- son Motorcycle Club . . . City Market employee . . . I favorite subject, art . . . sings folk songs. GORDON SAMUEL BACHMAN . . . Sea Scout, 4 years . . . baseball, Butler Cubs . . . St. Mark's ' Luther League . . . Iefferson 4-H Club . . . likes all sports . . . Boy Scout . . . ambition, hunt and fish in Canada. HELEN BACHMAN . . . aide, attendance office . , . Sunday School teacher . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . favorite subject, typing . . . ambi- tion, typist. MELVIN DUANE BACHMAN . . . school usher . . . stage crew for assembly . . . treasurer of Luther League . . . church choir . . . hobby, making figurines . . . ambition, electrician. 46 PATRICIA ANNE BAKER . . . Banquet Committee . . . Mixed Chorus . . . assembly devotionals . . . sec- retary of Sunday School class . . . favorite pastime, dancing . . . employed Baker's restaurant . . . am- bition, journalist. PATRICIA IEAN BAKER . . . Banquet Committee . . . girls ensemble . . . golf enthusiast, I2 years . . . favorite subjects, English and chemistry . . , ambition, nurse. BILLIE DIANE BALDAUEF , . . Ticket Committee . . . homeroom of- ficer . . . Mixed Chorus . . , freshman May Oueerr attendant . . . CDofA vice president . . . St. Paul's So- dality . . . ambition, secretary. MAZIE ROSE BALL . . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . . favorite subject, law . . . favorite movie actor, Robert Walker . . . ambition, successful secre- tary. SHIRLEY GEORGIA BALOG . . . Athletic Com- mittee . . . Young Ladies' Sodality, St. Iohn's Church . . . CDofA . . . hobby, sketching . . . plans to attend Penn State . . . ambition, fashion illustrator. DAISY MAE BARBER . . . favorite subject, biology . . . likes to dance and skate . . . good cook . . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . ambition, nurse. STANLEY PAUL BARTLEY . . . swimming team . . . Senior Life Saving . . . Tumble Inn . . . favorite sub- ject, history . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . worked at Armco . . . ambition, to join Navy. WILBUR CLARK BECK . . . Vfildcats . . basketball team . . . Band . . . Boy Scouts . . . hobbies, hunting and building model airplanes. PATRICIA FRANCES BEIGI-ILEY . . . B cer- tificates . . . won spelling bee on WISR . . . A Band . . . clarinet ensemble . , . music letter , . . favorite sub- ject, chemistry . . . favorite band, Guy Lombardo . . . ambition, nurse. IEAN VIRGINIA BEIKERT . . . aide in attendance of- fice and principals office . . . A Cappella Choir . . . girls trio . . . Young People's society treasurer . . . ambi- tion, secretary. EDWARD BENKO . . . Tigers A. C. . . . Boy Sccut . . . favorite pastime, eating . . . Colonials . . . ambition, to join Navy. LORENE ANN BENNINGER . . . After-School-Dance Committee . . . basketball . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , St. Paul's Church . . . ambi- tion, attend dramatic school. DOROTHY ANN BENTON . . . collects B certificates . . . plays accordion . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . plans to go to college . . . ambition, career woman. DOLORES ELAINE BERTOCKI . . . Poster Committee . . . B cer- tificates . . . Magnet staff . . . aide in principal's of- fice . . . junior Town Meeting . . . Girl Scout . . . Tumble Inn. DANIEL ELIAS BETRES . . . Card Com- mittee . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . St. Con- rad's Holy Name Society . . . homeroom officer, 3V2 years . . . Am-Sy Club . . . hobby, hunting . . . am- bition, salesman, STEPHEN BIEDENBACH . . . Mixed Chorus, Iunicr High . . . National Guard . . . general course . . . hobby, taking life easy . . . ambition, Merchant Ma- rine. DOROTHY SUSA-NNE BISKUP . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Most-Likely-to-Succeed . . . Leaders Club . . . B certificates . , . Senior Wing Scout . . . Magnet Inquiring Reporter . . . plans to attend college. IOHN BILLEK . . . football letter . . . awarded Cubs athletic trophy . . . homeroom officer . . . ambition, to play football for Cubs. ., : ,: . S .0 . -:lift FLORA ELIZABETH BLACK . . . B certificates . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Magnet represen- tative . . . church choir . . . favorite subject, English . . . ambition, airline hostess. ELEANOR MARY BLASKO . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . St. Michael's Sodality . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . ambition, stenographer. ELLEN BLISSELL . . . Prom Committee . . . girls trio . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . girls ensemble . . . Leaders Club . . . Incognito . . Berkeley Square , The Late Christopher Bean . . Little Theater. MARY LOU BLOOM . . . Ticket Committee . . . Or- chestra . . . music letter . . . Magnet . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . employed Penney's . . . ambition, travel. MARILYN LUCILLE BOLAM . . . Concert Choir . . . Orchestra . . . girls trio . . . music letter . . . treasurer of Stephen Foster Music Club . . . usher . . .church choir . . . ambition, con- cert singer. GLORIA IEAN BOWSER . . . Banquet Committee . . . church choir . . . Young Peoples . . . chapel devotionals . . . favorite subjects, shorthand and bookkeeping . . . ambition, stenographer. IAMES CONRAD BOWSER . . . Hop Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . intramural basketball . . . Mag- net reporter . . . track letter . . . Band . . . music letter . . . I-Ii-Y president . . . ambition, coach. ETHEL IEAN BRANDON . . . church choir . . . Mixed Chorus . . . usher . . . Young Peoples Society . . . likes to square dance . . . ambition, nurse. WINIFRED BREWSTER . . . Commencement Committee . . . president of Butler County Youth Temperance Council . . . Mixed Chorus . . . homeroom officer . . . commencement speaker. MARGARET IANE BROPHY . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Tumble Inn . . . CDofA . . . collects four and five leaf Clovers . . . favorite sport, skating . . . ambition, housewife. MARIAN LOUISE BROWN . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . likes poetry . . . read de- votionals in chapel . . . waitress Tuck's Diner . . . ambition, housewife. RONALD MARK BRUNERMER . . . favorite subject, history . . . Boy Scout . . . Young Peoples . . . Connoguenessing baseball team . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition, oil engineer. IAMES ALLISON BRYAN . . . After-School-Dance Com- mittee . . . homeroom officer . . . Prospect baseball team . . . works Crammer's Dairy . . . ambition, pro- fessional baseball player. LEROY E. BURKI-IOLDER . , . Athletic Committee . . . Biggest Bluffer . . . home- rocm officer . . . football letters . . . NHSFC . . . in- tramural basketball . . . ambition, businessman. IOANNE ROSELIA BURLBOUGH . . . Concert Choir . . . Orchestra . . . string ensemble . . . music letter . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Y.P.S. . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club. AMELIA ANN BUTLER . . . Presbyterian Church Choir . . . prompter, The Late Christopher Bean . . . Alpha Chi g. . . favorite sport, swimming . . . ambition, nurse. GEORGE BUZAS . . . Athletic Committee . . . home- room officer . . . swimming and track letters . . . Butler Tigers . . . Lyndora Hornets . . . ambition, at- tend Penn State. HAROLD LEWIS CAMPBELL . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . N.R.A. . . likes to hunt and fish . . . enjoys traveling . . . church usher . . . ambition, electrician. IOHANNA CAMPBELL . . . Concert Choir . . . music letter . . . Leaders Club . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Fun for You , . . ambition, nurse. ION WEIR CAMPBELL . . , After-School-Dance Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . student announcer . . . NHSFC . . . football manager letters .... Magnet , . . Incognito . . . Berkeley Square . . . ambition, radio announcer. LOIS IANE CAMPBELL . , . Com- mittee of Committees . . . homeroom officer . . . commencement speaker . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Magnet . . . Town Meeting . . . ambition, fashion designer. FRANK ANTHONY CAVALERO . . . Class Night Com- mittee . . . reserve basketball . . . Boys Choir . . . Hi- Aces . . . favorite subject, POD . . favorite sports, football and basketball . . . ambition, comedian. DOROTHY MAE CHEPELSKY . . . U.S.C. . . favorite subject, law . . . likes to read . . . works at Grant's . . . ambition, tc join WAVES. DONALD A. Cf-IIAVARO . . . Most Talkative . . . A Band . . . inusic letter . . . Boys Sympluonium Club . . . member cf Tony Carrol's Band . . . Sunset ASA . . . ambition, join the Marines. ANTHONY CHRISTOFANO . . . St. Michael's Men's Choir . . . Yanks A.C. . . intramural basketball and softball . . . favorite sport, basketball . . . ambition, travel the world. ROBERT EDWARD CHRISTY . . . favorite subjects, POD and electric shop . . . track . . . Boydstown baseball team . . . favorite sports, hunting and fishing . . . hobby, travel . . . ambition, Navy. JEROME CHURA . . . favorite subject, Ameri- can history . . . American Legion Iunior baseball team . . . lilies all sport . . . ambition, work to buy his own car. BETTY MARIE COBER . . . favorite subject, English . . . Luther League officer . . . attended Wilkinsburg High School . Y-Teens . . . Girls Glee Club . . . ambi- tion, go to college. MARY ANN CODISPOT . . . fa- vorite subject, office practice . . . St. Michael's Sodal- ity . . . likes to cook . . . works Troutman's . . . ambi- tion, secretary or teacher. GLORIA MAE COOPER . . . basketball and swimming . . . hobby, collecting scenery pictures . . . usher . . . favorite subject, Eng- lish . . . ambition, stenographer and housewife. MATTIE MAE COURSON . . . aide, principal's office . . . B certificates . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Rain- bow Girl . . . hobby, playing the piano .... em- ployed Of'futt's . . . ambition, secretary. ELMER A. COVERT . . . church choir . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . plays basketball and baseball for Boydstown . . . North Butler Presbyterian church . . . ambition pro ball player. LAURETTA ANN COVERT . . . B certifi- cates . . . Iunior Town Meeting . . . Oakland 4-H Club . . . Sunday School teacher . . . enjoys reading . . . employed Woolworth's . . . ambition, nurse. COLLEEN IOYCE COYLE . . . Saint Iohn's Sodality . . . likes to drive . . . aide in principal's office , . . enjoys basketball and football games . . . ambition, nurse. CLARENCE CRANMER . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . intramural bas- ketball . . . A Cappella Choir . . . A Band . . . Tum- ble Inn . . . employed Cranmer's dairy . . . ambition veterinarian. DONNA LEA CRANMER . , . Invitation Committee . . . Unionville church choir . . . favorite subject, English . . . favorite sport, ice skating . . . ambition, housewife. RALPH FREDERICK CRAWFORD , . . favorite subject, metal shop . . . favorite sports, football, softball and swimming . . , hobby, taking pictures. ALAN F. CRED- IFORD . . . president Meridian A. C .... intramural basketball . . . chapel devotions . . . favcrite sport, base- ball . . . favorite subject, history . . . ambition, sports announcer. NORMA BROOKS CRESS . . . Farewell Com- mittee . . . Most Talkative . . . Sunday School teacher . . . homeroom officer . . . Girl Scout . . . Magnet repre- sentative . . . ambition, teacher. DONALD LEE CUFFMAN . . . track letters . . . football letter . . . B certificates . . . homeroom officer . . . National Guard . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . Presbyterian Church , . . ambition, pharmacist. MICH- AEL CURCIO . . . favorite subject, law . . . likes to swim . . . National Guard . . . ambition, to own a night club. CHESTER LEO CYPHER . . . homeroom officer . . . junior Rotarian . . . track letter . . . CYC . . . intramural basketball . . . Butler Tiger A. C. . . Monkeys A. C .... ambition, Marine KENNETH RCNALD CYPHER . . . Commencement Committee . . . Wittiest . . . cheerleading letter . . . church choir . . . Magnet, business manager . . . Ouill and Scroll . . . track . . . Hi-Aces. DOLORES ANN DANDOIS . . . Ticket Committee . . . B certifi- cates . . . Leaders Club . . . homeroom officer . . . in- tramural basketball . . . Iunior Town Meeting . . . Fun for You . . . ambition, nurse. ERMA DAUB- ENSPECK . . . B certificates . . . favorite subject, book- keeping . . . favorite commentator, Lowell Thomas . . . ambition, bookkeeper and housewife. DOROTHY ELLEN DAUGHERTY . . . hails from Wash- ington Township . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . enjoys baseball . . . plans to do office work. ENRICO DAVANZATI . . . plays basketball and football . . . Southside Vtfildcats . . . favorite sport, football . . . at- tended St. Fidelis Seminary . . . favorite hobby, art . . . ambition, dry cleaner. WILLIAM LAWRENCE DEER . . . Athletic Committee . . . Most Athletic . . . football letter . . . NI-ISFC . . . National Guard . . . fa- vorite subject, electric shop . . . ambition, mechanic. ANITA MARIE DE MATTEIS . . . favorite subjects, office practice and English . . . Mixed Chorus . . . St. Michael's Soclality . . . enjoys roller skating . . . am- bition, secretary. IAMES ANTHONY DE PAOLIS . . . plays softball and basketball . . . Yanks A. C. . . . homeroom officer . . . ambition, successful business- man. CHARLES WILBUR DE VIVI , . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Best Dancer . . . art letter . . . The Late Christopher Bean, student director . . . Magnet artist . . . homeroom officer . . . ambition, commercial artist. CRETA DE WOODY . . . A Band . . . Concert Choir . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . Leaders Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . YPF, secretary . . . church or- ganist . . . ambition, nurse. IRMA IEAN DICK . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . Luther League . . . likes to roller skate and play volleyball . . . 4-H Club . . . church choir . . . ambition, secretary. MARY ANN DIXON , . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . hails from Connoquenessing . . . enjoys swimming . . . at- tended Mt. Mercy Academy . . . ambition, homemaker. IAMES FRANKLIN DOERR . . . favorite subject, eco- nomics . . . Senior Young Peoples . . . hobby, trap- ping . . . worked at Armco . . . likes f udge . . . ambi- tion, chef. WILLIAM RICHARD DOERR . . . homeroom officer . . . reserve basketball . . . debate squad . . . Tigers . . . favorite subject, English . . . hobby, sports. PATRICIA ANNE DUFFY . . . Class Night Committee . . . Most Versatile . . . homeroom of ficer . . . cheer leading letter . . . girls ensemble . . . CDofA . . . ambition, physical education instructor. HELEN IEAN DUNCAN . . . Concert Choir . . . Orches- tra . . . music letter . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . assembly organist . . . Alpha Ch i secretary . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Westminster Fellowship Conference. HAROLD MONTGOMERY DUNN . . . favorite subject, biology . . . 4-H secretary . . . Sunday School treas- urer . . . likes to hunt and swim . . . ambition, dairy farmer. PATRICIA ANN DUNN . . . Banquet Com- mittee . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Ma gnet representa- tive . . . hobby, drawing . . . Builders Society . . . works Dunn Candy Corporation. PAUL ALLAN DUNN . . . favorite subject, commercial geography . . .. intramural basketball . . . belongs to YMCA . . . likes to swim . . . ambition, college. IAN- ICE ELIZABETH EAKIN . . . Card Committee . . . Concert Choir . . . A-B certificates . . . day Music Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . junior Tues- . County Chris- tian Endeavor . . . Sunday School teacher . . . ambi- tion, social worker. FRANCES M. EDGAR . . . home- room secretary . . . favorite subject, likes roller skating . . . ambition, house shorthand . . wife. EUGENE LEE EICHOLTZ . . . Hop Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . track and football . . . Tumble Inn . , . hobby, traveling . .. . employed Standard Motor Company . , , ambition, tour t he world. MIL- DRED ELEANOR EISLER . . . favorite subject, busi- ness arithmetic . . . Iunicr Choir . . office . . . Senior Wing Scout . . . Lut . aide, attendance her League . . . YWCA . . . Seneca Hills . . . ambition, nurse. HAR- OLD M. EYTH . . . favorite subject, favorite sports, hunting and fishing . . . chemistry . . . ambition, oil worker. MARIORIE IANE FAIR . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . church choir . . . assistant church organist . . . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . Young Peoples . ambition, sec- retary. MARTHA ANN FAIR . . . Invitation Commit- tee . . . aide, attendance office . . . B certificates . . . Notre Dame fan . . . ambition, airline hostess. SHIR- LEY MARILYN FASSINGER . . . Sun day School sec- retary and treasurer . . . hails from Whitestown . . . Pirate fan . . . likes boogie Woogie m SHIRLEY ANN FAUST . , . favorite . . . church choir . . . Girls Glee Cl usic. subject, French ub . . . Sunday School teacher . . . ambition, housewife. MARY LOU Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . dancing . . . works at Murphy's . . . . Girls Glee Club . . . spelling Society . . . favorite subject, POD cal music . . . ambition. teacher. . belongs to FEND . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . favorite pastime, ambition, sec- . B certificates retary. MARTHA ANN FERGUSON f .' bee . . . Builders . enjoys classi- GILDA SUE FEWKES . . . Young Peoples . . . B cer- tificates . . . favorite subject, law . . . likes to skate and dance . . . likes hamburgers . . . ambition, inter- ior decorator. CONSTANCE IEANNETTE FIELDS . . . Poster Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . , CDofA . . . Tumble Inn . . . hobby, danc- ing . . . likes to travel . . . ambition, model. AGNES CECELIA FIERST . . . favorite subject, business math. . . . reads short stories . . . likes to care for children . . . enjoys skating . . . ambition secretary. ELEANOR FILSON . . . Farewell Committee . . . bowl- ing team . . . speech, 3 years . . . president of CD of A .... St. Paul's Sodality . . . favorite pastime, swim- ming . . ambition, housewife. EVA MAE FITZGER- ALD . . . favorite subject, math ...A Prospect United Presbyterian Church . . . Sunday School secretary . . . Prospect Echo Reporter . . . ambition, homemaker. STELLA MAE FLEISCHER . . . Commencement Com- mittee . . . homeroom officer . . . attendance office aide . . . Girl Scout . . . Tumble Inn . . . Young Peo- ples secretary . . . ambition, secretary. JOEL FREDRIC FLEMING . . . Banquet Committee . . . Mcst Vertiatfle . . . homeroom officer . . . Concert Choir . . . Berl-rely Square . . . Late Christopher Bean . . . junior Rotarian . . . commencement speaker . . . Y-Leaders Club . . . Symphonturn Club. ESTHER MAE FORCHT . . . home economics course . . , favor- ite subject, English . . . St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . . ambition, housewife. MARTHA IEAN FORCI-IT . . . attendance office aide . . . favorite subject, typ- ing . . . Tumble Inn . . . likes musical movies . . . favorite sport, skating . . . ambition, stenographer. ELIZABETH MAE FRANTZ . . . homeroom officer . . . A and B certificates . . . Leaders Club . . . Magnet, year- book . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Sodality May Queen . . . junior Town Meetings . . . ambition, medical tech- nician. DELORES MAE FRATTO . . . Prom Committee . . . Leaders club . . . bowling team . . . Fun for You . . . St. Michael's Scdality . . . ambition, house- wife. CHARLES LOUIS FUELLGRAF . . . football team . . . track team . . . Tigers A. C .... favorite subject, electric shop . . . Tumble Inn . . . likes to hunt . . . ambition, electrical engineer. PATRICIA LOUISE GALLAGHER . . . Ticket Commit- tee . . . Magnet staff . . . mushball team . . . bowling . . . CDofA . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . likes to dance . . . employed Murphy's . . . ambition, nurse. ELLEN MARIE GEMPERLE . . . Hop Committee . .. . Best Dancer . . . Leaders Club . . . A Cappella Choir . . . CDofA . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . bowling team . . . favorite subject, art . . . ambition, interior decor- ator. RICHARD LEO GERHART . . . favorite subject, English . . . employed Peggy Lou Bakery ,... ambi- tion, baker. G. DAVID GEYER . . . intramural sports . .. . swim- ming team . . . choir . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . Life Saving . . . likes to skate . , . hobby, pho- tography. ANITA ANNE GIBSON . . . Banquet Com- mittee . . . Concert Choir . . . music letter . . . girls ensemble . . . Tumble Inn . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . works Public Library . . . ambition, success. ROBERT GIBSON . . . general course . . . A Band . . . favorite sport, hunting . . . Young Peoples, First Presbyterian Church . . . plans to attend college. GENEVIEVE MARIE GILLON . . . Memorial Commit- tee . . . Orchestra . . . string ensemble . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . hobby, ballet dancing . . . ambition, aide in dcctor's office. MARY LOU GLACE . . . CDofA . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . favorite sports, swimming and football . . . likes to dance . . . ambi- tion, stenographer. ELIZABETH IEAN GLASS . . . In- vitation Committee . . . Leaders Club . . . homeroom officer . . . Tumble Inn . . . receptionist for District At- torney during summer . . . ambition, private secretary. MARGARET ANNE GOLD . . . Committee of Commit- tees . . . Most Bashful . . . homeroom officer . . . B cer- tificates . . . Luther League . . . Latin, 4 years . . . am- bition, nurse. NORMAN IOHN GORDON . . . football letter . . . Stover Mines . . . lunior County All Stars . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . hobby, fishing and hunting. PAUL RICHARD GORDON . . . Athletic Committee . . . track letter . . . homeroom officer . . . intramural basketball . . . Hi-Y . . . likes golf . . . am- bition, study Diesel engineering. LYDIA VERA GRABE . . . Mixed Chorus . . . plays ten- nis and aolf . . . spends summers at Slippery Rock Park . . . plans to go to college. MILTON EDWARD GRAPE . . . Memorial Committee . . . Magnet, ath- letic staff . . . Saxonburg F1reman's Baseball club . . . hobby, training dogs . . . employed Saxonburg Pottery . . . ambition, professional baseball player. DELORES ANN GRAHAM . . . favorite subject, home economics . . . church choir . . . Young Peoples . . . Y-Teens . . . I. D .... hospital aide . . . ambition, see Ireland. GLENN LA VERN GRAHAM . . . Ushers Club, treas- urer . . . Boys Glee Club . . . Rams A. C .... church quartet . . . employed Boring Neon Sign Service. IOSEPH CLIFFORD GRAHAM . . . likes baseball . . . favorite sports, hunting and fishing . . . ambition, join the Navy. RAYMOND DALE GRAHAM , . . Memorial Committee . . . A and B certificates . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Magnet, yearbook staff . . . student announcer . . . lunior Rotarian . . . M. Y. F. . . . usher . . . lunior Town Meeting . . . ambition, minister. RONALD GENE GRAY . . . Meridian Macs . . . Na- tional Guard . . . favorite subject, economics . . . likes all sports . . . ambition, chef. CYRILLA CECELIA GREEN . . . Class Night Committee . . . Whittiest . . . Leaders Club . . . CDofA . . . bowling letter . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . hobby, playing piano . . . ambition, concert pianist or writer. MARY THERESA GREEN . . . Farewell Committee . . . Biggest Bluffer . . . Senior Wing Scout . . . bowling and mushball teams . . . plans to attend modeling school. MARIORIE IEAN GROVES . . . Concert Choir . . . church pianist . . . favorite subject, typing . . . likes pcetry and classical music . . . clerk Grant's . . . am- bition, stenographer. MARTHA IOAN GROVES , . . active in Young Peoples and church work . . . church choir . . . ambition, to become a missionary. RICHARD LOUIS HACKETT . . , Mixed Chorus . . . football man- ager's letter . , . track and swimming . . . YMCA . . . Boy Scout . . . Lyndora Colonials . . . ambition, air- plane mechanic. .-A JEAN ELIZABETH HARMAN . . . Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . . bowling team . . . aide, attendance office . . . Rainbow Girl . . . plans to enter nurse's training. PATRICIA ANN HATHAWAY . . . Class Night Com- mittee . . . Concert Choir . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club officer . . . Leaders Club . . . newscaster . . . music letter . . . junior Downbeat . . . The Late Chris- topher Bean. DOROTHY HAYDEN . . . Card Committee . . . B Certificates . . . Magnet typist . . . technical staff, The Late Christopher Bean . . . works Of'futt's . . . ambition, stenographer. EUGENE LESLIE HEATH . . . After-School-Dance Com- mittee . .I . favorite subject, world history . . . intra- mural basketball . . . Tigers A. C .... reserve football . . . ambition, pro-football player. APRIL HEINSOHN . . . Athletic Committee . . . Leaders Club . . , Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . Tumble Inn . . . favorite sub- ject, chemistry . . . favorite sport, harness racing . . . ambition, veterinarian. EDITH MARION HEINZER . . . Prom Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . bowling and basketball . . . CDofA . . . works in father's store . . . ambition, air hostess. DONALD EARL HENRY . . . Unionville baseball team . . . favorite subject, economics . . . likes West- ern novels and movies . . enjoys baseball . . . ambition, carpenter. IAMES CLIFFORD HENRY . . , favorite subject, algebra . . . likes mystery novels and movies . . . garage attendant, West End Garage . . . ambition, mechanic. MARY LOU HERLINGER After-School Dance Committee . . . girls ensemble . . . bowling letter . . . art letter . . . Magnet typist . . . works Murphy's . . . swimming . . . ambition, study magazine illustrating. KENNETH LOUIS HERTZ . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . enjoys folk songs . . . hobbies, photography and building model airplanes . . . ambition, electrical engineer. ROBERT LOUIS I-IICKEY . . . Concert Choir . . . B certificates . . . Symphonium Club . . . usher . . . homeroom officer . . . Tumble Inn . . . enjoys hunt- ing and fishing . , . ambition, Air Force. MARTHA FRANCES HILLIARD . . . favorite subject, typing . . . likes to read mystery books . . . favorite news com- mentator, Lowell Thomas . . . ambition, nurse. MARY ANN HINDMAN . . . Athletic Committee . . Concert Choir . . . Best Sport . . . music letter . . , Leaders Club . . . bowling letter . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Rainbow Girls Past Worthy Adviser. MARY MARGARET HINDMAN . . . A Cappella Choir . . . office aide . . . Girls Chorus . . . Sunday School secretary . . . ambition, housewife. KATHERINE M. HOFFMAN . . . A Cappella Choir . . . typing award . . . usher . . . Rainbow Girl . . . vice president Meth- odist Youth Fellowship . . . Sunday School officer . . . ambition, secretary. LEVVIS RAYMOND HOGAN . . . Advanced Choir . . . favorite subject, English . . . Ht-Y . . . usher at Cap- itol Theater. NORA WINIFRED HOGG . . . attended Worthington High School . . . Worthington Community Choir . . . favorite subiect, shorthand . . . likes foot- ball and basketball . . . church choir . . . ambition, teacher. VELMA EDITH HOGG . . . favorite subject, typing . . . likes to skate . . . hobby, photography . . . would like to travel . . . ambition, telephone operator. KENNETH GEORGE HOOVER . . , lnvitation Commit- tee . . . hobby, hunting . . . member of Butler Rifle Club . . . employed Segall's . . . ambition, to join armed forces. FRANCES MARIE I-IORTERT . . . com- mercial couise . . . Magnet typist . . . tavcrite subject, shorthand . . . St. Michael's Sodality . . . likes to dance and skate . . . ambition, secretary. IOANNE EUGENIA HOULLION . . . homeroom treasurer . . . aide, princi- pal's office . . . favorite subject, office practice . . St. Michael's Sodality . . . enjoys popular music. MARY ANN HUFF . . . junior Choir . . . attendance office aide . . . favorite subject, typing . . . volleyball team . . . employed Sun Drug Store . . . plays accor- dion . . . ambition, housewife. KENTON EDWARD HULL . . . Concert Choir . . . Orchestra . . . string en- semble . . . favorite subject, music . . . favorite news commentator, Walter Winchell . . . hobby, raising rab- bits . . . ambition, dentist. MARY ELLEN HUTZLER . . . commercial course . . . St. jcseph's Young Ladies Sodality . . . hails from Saxonburg . . . Girl Scout . . . ambition, secretary. DONALD ION . . . college prep course . . . varsity football . . . football letter . . . NHSFC . . . YMCA . . . favorite subject, physics . . . plans for Georgia Tech . . . ambition, civil engineer. NORMA B. ISAAC . . . girls softball team . . . likes horseback riding . . . visited Europe . . . ambition, nurse. ANN ELIZABETH IACKSON . . . Mixed Chorus . . . West End volleyball team champion . . . B certificates . . . general course . . . hobby, cook . . . secretary, Star- lighters Club . . . ambition, dietitian, MARY ANN IANDA . . . A Cappella Choir . . . bowl- ing letter . . . senior life saver . . . Tumble Inn . . . likes swimming . . . works at father's store . . . plans to attend college. RAYMOND HOWARD IOHNSTON . . . favorite! subject, metal shop . . . hobby, roller skating . . . favorite sport, hunting . . , worked at Treesdale . . . ambition, join the Navy. ROBERT PAUL IOHNSTON . . . Memorial Committee . . . track team . . . junior Choir . . . YMCA . . . S. S. Wildcats . . . St Michael's Men's Choir SHIRLEY ANN IONES . . . president 4-H Club . . . juvenile Grange . . . church choir . . . reserve twirler . . . Sunday School teacher . . . hobbies, skating, swim- ming . . . ambition, professional roller skater. CHARLES H. KAUFMAN . . . Magnet staff ,... jokes . . . favor- ite subject, aeronautics . . . works Penn Theater . . . ambition, fighter pilot. HELEN KAWULICI-I . . . com- mercial course . . . enjoys ice skating . . . collects stamps and coins . . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . , Hornet fan . . . ambition, airline hostess. BRADEN LEE KAYLOR . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . worked on a farm during the summer . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition, auto mechanic. I-IERMAN PAUL KECK . . . Card Committee . . . A Band . . . music letter . . . Magnet Inquiring Reporter . . . Sym- phonium Club, president . . . Church Ushers Club . . . junior Kiwanian. RICHARD CHARLES KEMPER . . . A Cappella Choir . . . double quartet . . . music letter . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . Air Scout . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, study radio, television. ELLEN MURDENE KENNEDY . . . Invitation Committee . . . A Band . . . saxophone quartet . . . music letter Stephen Foster Music Club . . Senior Wing Scout . . . favorite subject, law IOANN EDITH KENNEDY . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . A Band . . . wood- wind trio . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Y-Teens . . . church choir . . . Y. T. C. secretary . . . ambition, nurse. Pf-IYLLIS DEE KERR . . . Ticket Committee . . . B certificates . . . Y-Teens . . . favorite subject, law , . . likes all sports . . . hails from Clearfield . . . am- bition, secretary. ALBERTA MARIE KILDOO . . . B certificates . . . favorite subject, law . . . baseball fan . . . hails from Herman . . . likes to swim . . . ambition, secretary. DORIS ELIZABETH KING . . , Hop Committee . . . girls soft- ball team . . . Mixed Chorus . . . music letter . . . works at Murphy's . . . ambition, housewife. MARIE CATHERINE KIRK . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . football fan . . . enjoys swimming . . . likes to dance . . . employed Winter's Drug Store . . . ambition, private secretary. WILLIAM JOSEPH KIRK . . . Boys Glee Club . . . usher . . . chemistry . . . favorite commentator, Low- ell Thomas . . . Rams . . . basketball . . . employed at City Market . . . ambition, welder. LORETTA IANE KLIMEK . . . Farewell Committee . . . B certificates . . . Y-Teens . . . Magnet typist . . . aide, prii1cipal's office . . . plans to attend college. MARY ANN KLI- MEK . . . home economics course . . . Y-Teens . . . likes to type . . . likes to swim . . . ambition, telephone operator. BUDDY C. KLUTINOTY . . . Banquet Committee . . . SV2 year graduate . . . favorite subject, Latin . . . hobby, collecting records . . .favorite sport, swim- ming . . . plans to attend college. RAYMOND KNO- TICK . . . varied and numerous pronunciaticrs of last name . . . A Cappella Choir . , . arnbiiton, to travel . . . pet peeve, English. RONALD O. KNOX . . . Ticket Committee . . . intramural basketball . . . likes math . . . ambition to be chemical engineer. STEPHANIE ANN KOIADINOVICH . . . Orchestra . . . string ensemble . . . Mixed Choir . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . Y-Teens . . . attended music confer- ence at Sharon . . . plays piano . . . ambition, labor- atory technician. DONNA ROMAINE KRIESS . . . aide, attendance office . . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . likes bowling, skating, baseball and dancing . . . ambition, secretary. MARY MARGARET KRILEY . . . B certificates . . . member of St. Mary's Sodality . . . Pittsburgh Pirate baseball fan . . . likes farm work . . . ambition, secretary. ROSE ANN MARIE LASCUOLA, commercial course . . . St. Michael's Sodality . . . Magnet typist . . . en- joys sports . . . ambition, typist. GERALDINE MARIE LASH . . . Methodist Youth Fellowship, president . . . Rainbow Girl . . . homeroom officer . . . Magnet rep- resentative . . . Mixed Chorus . . . plans to attend col- lege. MARGARET IANE LAWRENCE . . . junior Choir . . . likes American history . . . enjoys novels and musicals . . . Y-Teens . . . works Paradise . . . ambi- tion, nurse. PATRICIA ANNE LEITH . . . homeroom officer . . . A and B certificates . . . Leaders club . . . Band . . . Ccn- cert Choir . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . Magnet . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Ouill and Scroll . . . 3Vz year graduate. LILLIAN LEROY . . . commercial course . . . spent four months, summer '48, in France and Switzerland , . . works at Offutt's . . . hobby, pho- tography . . . favorite subject, English . . . favorite sport, swimming. HARRY LEYLAND . . . I-lop Com- mittee . . . Best Sport . . . varsity football and track . . . CYC . . . St. Paul's Roman Catholic church . . . truck helper, Diamon News Agency . . . ambition, pilot. IOANNE MARIE LIEBLER . . . After-School-Dance Corn- mittee . . . Catholic Daughters of America . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . Tumble Inn . . . B certificates , . . favorite sport, baseball . . . ambition, beautician. MARGIE LOU LINTZ . , , Card Committee . . . hails from Prospect . . . favorite subject, homemaking . . . enjoys skating and dancing . . . ambition, join WAVES. WILLIAM I. LOHNER . . . Poster Commit- tee . . . B certificates . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . church choir . . . works on farm . . . ambition, chem- ist or engineer. AUDREY JEAN LOKI-IAISER . . , Committee of Commit- tees . . . homeroom officer . . . works in principal's office . . . A Cappella Choir . . . works at Winter's Drug Store . . . ambition, typist. PEGGY LOOK . . . St. Peter's Young Ladies Sodality . . . CDofA Drum and Bugle Corps . . . favorite sports, swimming and ice skating . . . ambition, nurse. ALAN DENNIS LOWE . . . track letter . . .' Concert Choir . . . Most Bashful . . . National Guard . . . works at Of'futt's . . . ambi- tion, study medicine. PATRICIA CELIA LYON . . . Invitation Committee . . . commencement speaker . . . Concert Choir . . . busi- ness staff of Magnet . . . Sunday School teacher . . . Rainbow Girl . . . works Penney's . . . ambition, sec- retary. MARION IUNE MAGER . . . commercial course . . . named official bell beater . . . belonged to Y-Teens . . . Mixed Chcrus . . . worked at City Mar- ket . . . ambition, receptionist. PATRICIA IOYCE MA- I-IALIK . . . B certificates . . . Band . . . Mixed Chorus . . . music letter . . . Magnet . . . perfect attendance . . . assembly program . . . plans to attend Iersey City Medical Center . . . ambition, nursing. NORMA IEANNE MAI-IONEY . . . Girls Glee Club . . . favorite subject, economics . . . favorite sport, base- ball . . . lived in Detroit . . . 3Vz year graduate . . . employed at Kresge's . . . ambition, housewife. IO- SEPH MANCINO . . . general course . . . St. Michael's Choir . . . Mixed Chorus . . . played for South Side Wildcats . . . plans to take up mechanics . . . MARCIA IANE MANGOLD . . . Poster Committee . . . Leaders Club . . . church choir . . . Orchestra . . . homeroom officer . . . Luther League . . , Tumble Inn . . . music letter . . . plans to attend college. PATRICIA ANN MANNY . . . Class Night Committee . . . basketball letter . . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . . Magnet typist . . . Iunior Town Meeting . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . CDofA . . . ambition, music. IEAN EVE MARINI . . . A Cappella Choir . . . music letter . . . girls ensemble . . . home room officer . . . Magnet representative . . . CDofA . . . likes classi- cal music . . . Tumble Inn , . . ambition, laboratory technician. GENO MARIOTTI . . . favorite subject, typing . , . intramural basketball, Wildcats . . . Amer- ican Legion baseball team . . . YMCA . . . ambition, professional baseball player. .Nei 85 t t I Nix SUSAN SHAYNE MARK . . . Concert Choir . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . Leaders Club . . . graduated in 3Vz years . . . hails from Cleveland . . . ambition, buyer. ELIZABETH IEAN MARLOWE . . . 4-H Club . . . read devoticnals in chapel . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . hobby, roller and ice skating . . . ambition, bookkeeper. KEITH MARTIN . . . Banquet Committee . . . intramural basketball . . . CYC . . . football and track . . . Monkey's AC . . . ID . . . Butler Tigers. GERALDINE LEONA MARTSOLF . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Sunday School officer, Unionville Presbyterian Church . . . likes roller skating . . . ambi- tion, secretary. IAMES RICHARD MATSON . . . fa- vorite subject, geography . . . hobby, collecting records, . . . poetry . . . favorite sport, swimming and fishing . . . works at Ideal Cleaners. IANICE B. MAYI-IEW . . . bowling team . . . Young Ladies Sodality . . . A Cappella Choir . . . homeroom secretary . . . fa- vorite sports, swimming arid football . . . ambition, nurse. IANICE LEE MCCAFFERTY . . . Farewell Committee , . . Leaders Club . . . music letter . . . Concert Choir . . . Stephen Foster Music Club officer . . . Magnet Staff . . . Quill and Scroll , . . lunior Town Meeting . . . ambition, nurse. ANTOINETTE MCCLAFFERTY . , . Hop Committee . . . Mixed Chorus, officer . . . Magnet staff . . . CDofA . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . ambition. gocd secretary. EVELYN MARCEL MCCLOSKEY . . . Mixed Chorus . . . girls ensemble . . . volleyball team . . . Tumble Inn . . . Y-Teens . . . clerk Offutt's . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . ambition, recep- tionist. CHARLES McCONNELL . . . industrial arts course . . . favorite subjects, aeronautics and metal shop . . . works Leith's . . . piling up flying time . . . hobby, model planes . . . ambition, navy pilot. BLODWYN NANCY McCORMICK . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . Magnet reporter . . . Rainbow Girl . . . B certifi- cates . . . favorite subject, English . . . Young Peoples Fellowship . . . works Offutt's . . . ambition, journalist. RAY ELDON MCDONALD . . . favorite subject, history . . . member of National Guard . . . ambition, carpen- ter. RICHARD MCINDOE . . . prep course . . . National Guard . . . Indiantown Gap . . . likes gym . . . North Street Church of Christ . . . makes ice cream, HeroId's Dairy. NANCY CAROLL MCINTYRE . . . orchestra . . . string ensemble . . . music letter . . . junior Tues- day Music Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Rainbow Girl . . . employed Of-futt's . . . favorite subject, office prac- tice . . . ambition, stenographer. IOHN VICTOR Mc- KAIN . . . favorite sports, swimming and football . . . hobby, airplanes . . . Luther League . . . ambition, businessman, WADE MCKINNEY . . . came from Barnesville High School, Ohio, in junior year . . . art award . . . hobby, traveling . . . National Guard . . . P. A. operator . . . ambition, commercial artist. IOAN IOYCE MCKISSICK . . . Ticket Committee . . . Orchestra . . . music let- ter . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . Leaders Club officer . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Young Peoples . . . am- bition, nurse. IOANNE ELIZABETH McLAUGHLIN . . . Athletic Committee . . . homeroom secretary . . . CDofA . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . plans to attend Mercy Hospital . . . ambition, nurse. CHARLES LEMOYNE MCMILLEN . . . assistant Scout- master . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . , likes to work with machines . . . builds model planes . . . Na- tional Guard, ll2th Irzfantry . . . ambition, chemist. DOLORES ROSE MILLER . . . A Cappella Choir . . . homeroom officer . . . church choir . . . favorite sub- ject, office practice . . . hobby, reading and playing records . . . ambition, secretary. MARGARET MARY MILLER . . . Poster Committee . . . homeroom secretary . . . Leaders Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . swimming team . . . favorite subject, French . . . May Queen, Mc- Ouistion School. MARILYN MAE MILLER . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Mer- idian Fife and Drum Corps . . . Tumble Inn . . . favcr- ite sports, ice skating and basketball . . . plans to at- tend Geneva College. NORMAN CONRAD MILLER . . . Farewell Committee . . . B certificates . . . attended Orlando High School, Orlando, Florida . . . favorite sport, football . . . hobby, model railroading , . . am- bition, commercial artist. IENNA LEE MILSOM . . . Hcp Committee . . . bowling team . . . Leaders Club . . . general course . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . CDofA, five years . . . Fun for You . . . employed Trout- man's. INA IANE MITCHELL . . . Committee of Committees . . . Concert Choir . . . music letter . . . favorite sub- ject, office practice . . . Church choir . . , employed Murphy's . . . ambition, secretary. SUZANNE MON- TAG . . . Commencement Committee . . . homeroom secretary . . . Orchestra . . . Concert Choir, section leader . . . music letter . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . , organ . . . Magnet . . . Alpha Chi . . . Rainbow Girl . . . ambition, teacher. IOE MROCHEK . . . B certificates . . . homeroom officer . . . president of Ir. Hornets . , . reserve basketball . . . Skashers intra- mural league . . . ambition, study medicine. AGNES MUDRICK . . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . . likes skating and dancing . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . Lyndora Hornets fan . . . ambition, secretary. LOUIS A. MUTI . . . Class Night Commit- tee . . . homeroom officer . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . favorite sports, fishing and swimming . . . hobby, building radios . . . ambition, radio technician. MARY SUE NAGY . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . Hornets fan . . . works crossword puzzles . . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . . ambition, private secretary. PAUL G. NALLEY . . . Senior Life Saving . . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Holy Name Society . . . Church choir . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . employed Mack's . . . ambition, lawyer. ROBERT EDWARD NEELY . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . favorite sports, hunting and swimming . . . hobby, electric trains . . . attended Evans City High School . . . am- bition, electrician. ANTHONY IOSEPH NEFF , , . fa- vorite subject, metal shop . . . hobby hunting and fish- ing . . . church choir . . . ambition, electrician. IOSEPHINE MARGARET NEFF . . . St. Ioseph's English Church . . , hobby, collecting rings . . . likes to work with flowers . . . ambition, nurse. SHIRLEY IOANNE NEUBERT . . . Orchestra , . . church choir . . . favorite subject, algebra . . . Sunday School teacher . . . hobby, collecting photos . . . ambition, nurse. NANCY LEA NICHOLAS . . . Poster Committee . . . sophomore class secretary . . . I. D .... likes to dance . . . favorite sub- iect, office practice . . . plans to attend Pittsburgh In- stitute of Aeronautics. S GENEVIEVE NIETRZEBA . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Magnet representative . . . church choir . . . Lyndora Drum and Engle Corps . . . works Murphy's . . . en- joys horseback riding . . . ambition, private secretary. GRACE RITA NIGRO . . . After-School-Dance Commit- tee . . . homeroom officer . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Concert Choir . . . A Band . . . music let- ter . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . ambition, nurse. CHARLES WILLIAM O'DONNELL . . . favorite subject, law . . . favorite sport, hunting . . . likes to dance . . . worked during summer at Castle Rubber Company . . . plans to attend college. RITA O'DONNELL . . . Memorial Committee , . . A Cap- pella Choir . . . homeroom treasurer . . . works at Grant's . . . dance instructor for Bob Sheffler School of Social Dancing . . . ambition, dancer. RALPH C. OESTERLING . . . member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . . favorite sport, hunting and fishing . . ambition, dairying , . . hopes to go to Penn State. IULIA OLENIC . . . belongs to YWCA . . . hobby. dancing . . . ambition, clerk. FRANK 'WILLIAM ORDY . . . Highfield A. C. . . . fan of Indians and Dodgers . . . likes all sports . . . favorite movie actor, Edward G Robinson . . . ambi- tion, Navy. IOADA ANN OSWALT . . . Banquet Com- mittee . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . bowling team . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . hobby, trop- ical fish . . . ambition, veterinarian. IOHN ERNEST PAGANELLI . . . Athletic Committee . . . radio program . . . swimming letters . . . track . . . Boy Scout . . . Tumble Inn . . . Lyndora Hornets . . . caddy at Coun- try club . . . ambition, pilot. KENNETH BENIAMIN PALMER . . . belongs to National Guard . . . Ravens A. C. Club . . . favorite sport, swim- ming . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . ambition. join Marine Corps NANCY LOU PARKES . . . A Cap- pella Choir . . . B certificates . . . assisted in at- tendance office and principal's office . . . church choir . . . favorite pastime, reading . . . ambition, secretary. LLOYD LEE PATTEN . . . Card Committee . . . Concert Choir . . . Church choir . . . Luther League . . . likes photography . . . plans to build a car sometime . . . ambition, attend Capital University. PAUL DEAN PATTERSON . . . Invitation Committee . . . hobby, hunting . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . ambition, attend college. EDITH GERALDINE PATTON . . . Card Committee . . . B certifcates . . . usher . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Wing Scout . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . ambition, secretary. IAMES EDWARD PIPER . . . Commencement Committee . . . played baseball for Stover Mines . . .favorite subject metal shop . . . ambition, auto mechanic. NORMA IEAN PORTMAN . . . Banquet Committee . . , cheerleader, letter . . . bowling . . . homeroom treas- urer . . . secretary of CDofA . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, nurse. STEPHEN PO- TOCHNY . . . Class Night Committee . . . golf letters . . . works at Butler Country Club during summers . . . ambition, professional golfer and to outdrive Iimmy Thompson. IOANN PRITTS . . . Orchestra . . . wood- wind ensemble . . . usher . . . music letter . . . Worked at Camp Gabil . , . ambition, nurse. JOHN PROKOPCHAK . . . basketball and track letters . . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . Lyndora Hornets . . . Iunior County League Champs . . . West End Broncs. KENNETH CHARLES RAABE . . . Ticket Committee . , . likes to hunt . . . favorite subject, aeronautics . . . drives red and yellow convertible . . . ambition, contractcr. RICH- ARD THOMAS RASELY . . . homeroom officer , . . Air Scout . . . favorite subjects, electric shop and chemis- try . . . likes football and bowling . . , ambition, at- tend Carnegie Tech. ROBERT ARTHUR RASSMAN . . . Memorial Committee . . . Orchestra . . . reads science books . . . works for father . . . ambition, farm work. MURIEL IOAN RAY- BUCK . . . art letter . . . Young Peoples . . . Sunday School secretary . . . hobby, oil painting . . . favorite subject, office practice . . . ambition, housewife. MARY IOAN REARICK . . . B Band . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Y-Teens . . . church choir . . . favorite subject, cook- ing . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . ambition, beau- tician. IESSIE ANNABELLE RICKART . . . active in Young Peoples . . . church librarian . . . church choir . . . ambition, secretary. BONNY IEAN REDICK . . . Ban- quet Committee . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . usher . . . B certificates . . . CDofA . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . junior Town Meeting . . . ambition, sec- retary. WILLIAM L. REITZ . . . Committee of Commit- tees . , . Magnet photographer . . . Y-Shutterbugs . . . public address system . . . hobby, photography . . ambition, commercial photographer. BEATRICE VERONICA REOTT . , . St. Mary's Sodality . . . B certificates . , . favorite subject, office practice . . . enjoys round and square dancing . , . employed Kresge's . . . ambition, secretary. RONALD EDWIN REYNOLDS . . . industrial arts course . . . First Pres- byterian Church . . , hobby, woodwork . . . member of National Guard . . . works Nast Clothing Store. WIL- LIAM I. RITZERT . . . favorite sports, hunting and fish- ing . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . , ambition, carpenter. MARY ANN ROBISON . . . Class Night Committee . . . likes to dance and roller skate . . . CDofA majorette . . . works at the Inn . . . ambition, dietician or secretary. MARY ESTHER ROGERS . . . general course . . . member of Dcnegal Grange . . . St. Pat- rick's Church . . . hobby, sewing . . . favorite subject, home economics . . . ambition, beautician. IOHANNA MARGARET ROEN . . . Concert Choir, section leader . . . Leaders Club . . . B certificates . . . music letter . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . ambition, labor- atory technician. MANRICO ROSELLINI . . . track . . . belongs to South Side Wildcats . . . hobbies, hunting, fishing, swimming, and dancing . , . St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . . favorite pastime, dancing. NELLIE LOUISE ROSS . . , After-School-Dance Committee . . . Ushers Club . . . favorite subject, history .A . . ambition, newspaper reporter. SHIRLEY ROSS . . . Hop Committee . . . at- tended Oil City High School . . . Latin Club . . . varsity debate . . . Methodist Church . . . nurse's aide . . . Works Troutman's . . . ambition, nurse. THOMAS E. ROSS . . . Prom Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . B certificates . . . favorite subject, mathe- matics . . . junior Rotarian . . . Sea Scout . . . Tum- ble Inn . . . ambition, electrical engineer. ROSEMARY ANN ROZIC . . . favorite subject, salesmanship . . . likes outdoor sports . . . St. Conrad's Young Ladies Sodality . . . ambition, manager of ladies' apparel shop. RICHARD SAGER . . . belongs to I. D .... am- bition, draftsrnan or engineer. ELEANOR IANE SAUNDERS . . . attendance office aide . . . favorite subject, algebra . . . church choir . . . Sax- onburg Band majorette . . . likes soccer . . . ambition, enter Mercy School of Nursing. ROSE MARY SCAR- NATO . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . likes movies . , . ambition, stenographer. PATRICIA IRENE SCHAFFNER . . . Magnet representative . . . princi- pal's office aide . . . Pirates of Penzance . . . likes all sports . . . St. Paul's Sodality. EDWARD IOSEPH SCI-IAMING . . . intramural softball . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . favorite subject, algebra . . . favorite sport, baseball . . . ambition, Navy. MARY ELLEN SCI-IENCK . . . general course . . . Foxburg Methodist Church . . . M. Y. F. officer . . . Girl Scout . . , attended St. Petersburg High School . . . hobby, golf . . . ambition, Navy nurse. IOHN GORDON SCHOFIELD . . . hunting and fishing club . . . intra- mural basketball . . . Hornets . . . YMCA . . . Tum- ble Inn . . . Luther League . . . Boys Chorus. ERMA IEAN SEIGFREID , . . Poster Committee . . . Most Athletic . . . homeroom officer . . . Leaders Club . . . B certificates . . . basketball letter . . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . enjoys swimming. IUNE ARLENE SEITZ . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . aide in attendance office . . . favorite subject, book- keeping . . . wants to travel . . . ambition, housewife. GRACE LUCILLE SI-IEARER . . . Magnet representa- tive . . . B certificates . . . favorite subject, bookkeep- ing . . . Sunday School teacher . . . ambition, secre- tary. MABEL SI-IELTON . . . Prom Committee . . . Best Look- ing . . . B certificates . . . collects piggy banks . . . ambition, model. IOAN CAROL SHEPARD . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . B certificates . . . Tumble Inn . . . CDofA . . . hobby, dancing . . . works at Skyway Drive-in Theater . . . ambition, secretary. MAXINE SHERMAN . . . volleyball and bowling teams . . . 3V2 year graduate . . . Young Ladies Sodality . . . favor- ite sports, swimming and tennis . . . ambition, nurse. VIRGINIA ALENE SHERMAN . . . Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . . A Cappella Choir . . . B certificates . . . favorite subject shorthand . . . ambition, housewife. DONALD LEE SI-IOUP . . . homeroom officer . . . favor- ite subject, shop . . . plays softball for Hawks . . . works with cars . . . employed, Leedom and Worrall . . . ambition, mechanic. MABLE MARY SHULL . . . art letter . . . Iunior Choir . . . aide in attendance office . . . favorite subject, commercial art . . . St. Michael's Church . . . ambition, artist. DONNA LOU SILVIS . . . favorite subject, economics , . . United Presbyterian Church . . . Builders' Youth Society . . . Cavalier Canteen . . . ambition, attend beauty school. PAUL SIMITOSKI . . . A and B cer- tificates . . . Senior Life Saving certificate . . . swim- ming team . . . hobby, all sports . . . Lyndora Hornet Irs . . , favorite subject, algebra. REITA SLATER , . . art letter . . . hobby, drawing . . . likes to swim . . . member of St. Paul's Sodality . . . works at Kraus Bakery. CARL RICHARD SMITH . . . YMCA . . . favorite sub- ject, electric shop . . . likes to hunt small game . . . ambition, auto mechanic. CLARKE JAMES SMITH . . . A Band . . . saxophone quartet . . . music letter . . . lvywood 4-H Club . . . Camera Club . , . Senior Scout . . . Saxonburg Band . . . ambition, airplane mechanic. FREDERICK VV. SMITH, IR .... homeroom officer . . . intramural basketball . . . favorite sub- ject, business math .... Iunior Choir . . . St. Peter's Holy Name Society . . . ambition, professional base- ball player. IEAN MARIE SMITH . . . favorite subject, office prac- tice . . . helped in the attendance office . . . enjoys round and sauare dancing . . . St. Mary's Sodality . . . ambition, secretary. MARGARET MARY SMITH . . . president of St. Peter's Sodality . . . member of CDofA . . . ID . . . hobby, dancing . . . works at Offutt's . . . ambition, bookkeeper. SHIRLEY IEAN SMITH . , . A and B certificates . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Magnet typist . . . Sunday School secretary . . . director of intermediate Young Peoples group . . . ambition, private secretary. BETTY IEAN SNYDER , . . favorite subject, bookkeep- ing . . . favorite pastime, roller skating . . . Seneca Hills Conference . . . works at Herold's . .. . ambition, housewife. BRUCE LLOYD SNYDER . . . general course . . . favorite subject, history . . . likes mystery movies . . . basketball fan . . . North Street Church of Christ . . . works in grocery store. MARY LOU SNY- DER . . . A Cappella Choir . . . girls ensemble . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . plans to attend Edward I. Meyer Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y., . . . ambition, nurse. DAVID SOULE . . . favorite subject, geography . . . hobby, collecting race cars . . .V favorite sport, swim- ming . . . employed Butler Nash, Inc .... ambition, pilot. MICHAEL IOSEPH SOUZER . . . track . . . intra- mural basketball . . . Camera Club . . . Y-Rifle Club . . . Gophers . . . CYC . . . YMCA . . . favorite subject, English. IEAN LOIS SPEARS . . .A Cappella Choir . . . Magnet representative , . . art letter . . . homeroom officer . . . hobby, oil painting . . . worked at Sun Drug Store . . . ambition, commercial artist. RENA MARIE SPINETTI . . . volleyball team . . . sec- retary of Est. Michael's Young Ladies Sodality . . . likes all sports . . . ambition, secretary. IOSEPH I. SPOHN . . . favorite subject, law . . . favorite sport, hunting and fishing . . . ambition, to join the Navy. MARY IANE SPRYN . , . favorite subject, typing . . . hails from Unionville . . . likes to read mystery books . . . ambition, successful stenographer. S CHERVYL ANN STALEY . . . Concert Choir . . . fa- vorite subject, typing . . . plays piano . . . church choir . . . church conference, Grove City College . . . ambition, good musician. RICHARD IOSEPH STEIGH- NER . . . Stcver Mines . . . hobby, pitching baseball . . . favorite subject, history . . . favorite band, Tommy Dorsey . . . enjoys comic movies . . . ambition, profes- sional baseball player. GARNET RUTH STEVENSON . . . favorite subject, world history . . . likes to read mystery books . . . hobby, collecting movie star pic- tures . . . baby sitter . . . ambition, clerk. ROBERT LEE STEVENSON . . . homeroom officer . . . student announcer . . . A Band . . . music letter . . . Symphoniiim Club, officer . . . Magnet photographer . . . Hi-Y . . . intramural sports . . . ambition, practice law. DONALD EUGENE STEWART . . . favorite sub- ject, economics . . , hobby, hunting . . . likes to play baseball . . . works at Chantler Bakery . . . ambi- tion, Navy. MARIORIE IAYNE STONER . . . bowling let- ter . . , homeroom officer . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . CDofA . . . Tumble Inn . . . hobby, drawing . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . ambition, dress designer. ERLA ZOANN STOUGHTON . . . Orchestra . . . Con- cert Choir . . . Organ . . . music letter . . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . . soloist . . . church pianist . . . music teacher . . . ambition, study music. CHAR- MAINE FRANCES STUART . . . bowling team . . . school usher . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . t. Magnet staff . . . CDofA . . . Y-Teens . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, teacher. ROSE- MARY SWEENEY . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . favorite subject, English . . . likes music by Cole Porter . . . ambition, character actress. IOHN SWIDZINSKI . . . intramural basketball . . . track . . . favorite subject, law . . . National Guard . . . Tumble Inn . . . likes all sports . . . ambition, lawyer. MARCIA KATHRYN TEN CATE . . . Com- mencement Committee . . . B certificates . . . Concert Chcir . . . A Band . . . Magnet staff . . . Stephen Fos- ter Music Club, president . . .Senior Life Saving . . . Y-Teens . . . swimming team . . . hobby, reading. IOSEPH AL TRIMBUR . . . Memorial Committee . . . likes to travel . . . favorite sport, hunting . . . hobby, working with motors . . . ambition, mechanical en- gineer. , IANET LUCILLE THOMAS . . . aide in principal's office . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Y. T. C. . . . church choir . . . enjoys musical movies . . . ambition, secretary. PHYLLIS SUZANNE TURNER . . . attendance office aide . . . B certificates . . . Tumble Inn . . . favor- ite subjects, English and algebra . . . favorite sport, skating . . . ambition, secretary. CORA LEE UBER , . . Prom Committee . . . Leaders Club . . . Magnet reporter . . . Past Worthy Adviser of Rainbow Girls . . . church choir . . . Westminster Fellowship officer . . pastime, reading. TERESA MARIE USELLER . . . SV2 year graduate . . . Young Ladies Sodality . . . plans to enter nurse's train- ing. MARY VIDMAR . . . home economics course . . . YWCA . . . Mixed Chorus . . . likes to skate and dance . . . works at Iulie Ann Bakery . . . ambition, beauti- cian. MARY IANE VITTU . . . Class Night Committee . . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . . likes to skate and dance . . . employed Kresge's . . . ambition, secretary. VIRGINIA A. VOGEL . . . likes football and basketball . . . favorite pastime, sleeping . . . favorite movie star, Lon McAllister . . . likes chili . . . employed, Winter's Drug Store. PHILIP VINCENT VOLPE . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . favorite sport, foot- ball . . . reads sports and science books . . . employed Sparkle Market . . . ambition, join Navy. RONALD GEORGE VVAIGAND . . . favorite subject, electric shop . . . played baseball and football for Highfield A. C. . , . hobby, photography . . . ambition, attend college. DELORES ALICE WALKER . . . Card Committee . . Mixed Chorus . . . favorite subject, mathematics . . . church choir . . . baby sitter . . . likes to draw . . . clerk, Murphy's . . . ambition, nurse. NANCY IANE WASKO . . . favorite subject, shorthand . . . I. D. . , . Lyndcra Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Magnet typist . . . Cornel 'Wilde fan . . . ambition, secretary. ROB- ERT EUGENE WATTERSON . . . general course . . . Rams A. C .... YMCA . . . intramural basketball and mushball . . . Yanks A. C .... American Legion base- ball team . . . Iunior County League. SHIRLEY MARIE WATTERSON . . . Athletic Commit- tee . . . basketball letter . . . Leaders Club . . . Merid- ian Band . . . Christian Endeavor . . . employed Offutt's . . . ambition, bookkeeper. ELSIE MARIE WEITZEL . . . favorite subject, POD . . . church choir . . . Girls' Missionary Guild . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Sunday Fellowship . . . Sunday School treasurer . . . ambition, bookkeeper and typist. LOIS WELTER . . . favorite subject, typing . . . swimming team . . . 4-H Club . . . aide in office . . . likes to square dance . . . ambition, secretary. NANCY LOUISE WEST . . . Hop Committee . . . Lead- ers Club . . . A Cappella Choir . . . bowling and cheer- leading letters . . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . . Girl-of-the-Month . . . CDofA . . . St. Paul's Sodality . . . ambition, nurse. IAMES WETZEL . . . attended St. joseph High School . . . Holy Name Society . . . Glee Club . . . Church choir . . . collects Frankie Lane records . . . ambition, singer. IOSEPH W. WID- ENHOFER . . . favorite subject, electric shop , , . likes all sports . . . ambition, auto mechanic or electrical engineer. ZETTA MAE VVILLIAMS . . . Invitation Committee . . . Church choir . . . likes to dance and go to movies . . . ambition, seamstress. LYNNETTE WILSON . . . Most Dignified . . . homeroom officer . . . A and B certifi- cates . . . Concert Choir . . . Magnet staff . . . Quill ard Scroll . . . commencement speaker . . . Young Peoples . . . officer of Rainbow Girls . . . ambition, at- tend Penn State. MARY LOU WINTERS . . . junior Choir . . . favorite subject, geography . . . attended five high schools . . . lived in Alabama . . . clerk, Mur- phy's . . . ambition, photographer. WILLIAM ROBERT WINTERS . . . intramural and re- serve basketball . . . Senior Life Saver . . . church usher . . . likes to draw . . . hobby, collecting coins . . . ambition, bacteriologist. GEORGE WOLESHIN . . . likes English and business law . . . reads adven- ture books . . . favorite sport, roller skating . . . hobby, photography . . . ambition, rink owner. ALBERT ED- WARD WORSLEY . . . favorite subject, economics . . . Lkes football . . . drives a red and yellcw convertible . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, attend college. DONNA WRIGHT . . . Poster Committee . . . B certifi- cates . . . A Cappella Choir . , . favorite subject, Eng- lish . . . church choir . . . likes classical music . . . hobbies, reading and drawing . . . ambition, artist. SALLY MARIE YENDELL . . . Y-Teens . . . volleyball and softball teams . . . church choir. MARIE A. YEN- KALA . . . Committee of Committees . . , Mixed Choir . . . A and B certificates . . . bowling . . . attendance office aide . . . St. Peter's Sodality . . . CDofA . . . Tumble Inn . . . ambition, F. B. I. assistant. PHILIP YOSSA . . . general course . . . favorite sub- ject, salesmanship . . . St. Michael's Church . . . WCKY Night I-Iawk Club , . . hobby, listening to disc jockey programs . . . ambition, salesman. DONNA MARIE YOUNG . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . likes to roller skate at Etna Springs . . , ambition, housewife. IAMES CLAIRE YOUNG . . . Farewell Committee . . . plays basketball for Monkeys and Tigers A. C .... Ioan of Arc . . . Tumble Inn . . . favorite subject, algebra . . . ambition, engineer. IANE CAROL YOUNG . . . Athletic Committee . . . B. Y. F. officer . . . music letter . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Mixed Chorus . . . church choir . . . ambition, housewife. MARGARET IOANNE YOUNG . . . Banquet Committee . . . B certificate . . . home- room officer . . . favorite subject, law . . . 3Vz year graduate . . . ambition, nurse. RONALD IOSEPH YOUNG . . . Ticket Committee . . . Magnet represen- tative . . . school usher . . . Hunting and Fishing club . . . St. Paul's Holy Name Society . . . employed, Sher- win-Williams . . . ambition, Army. THEODORA ZACI-IAR . . . Committee of Committees . . . commencement speaker . . . homeroom officer . . . girls ensemble . . . music letter . . Iunior Tuesday Music Club . . Magnet yearbook staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Y-Teens . . . church choir . . . ambition, chemist. ALICE ELIZABETH ZANG . . . homeroom officer . . . B certificate . . . Tumble Inn . . . favorite news comrrientator, Walter Wirtchell . . . ambition, sec- retary. GLENN GORDON ZARNICK . . . After-School- Dance Committee . . . homeroom officer . . . favorite subject, typing . . . hobby, hcrses . . . ambition, typist. IENNIE ANITA CHIAVARO . . . comrnerclal course . . . volleyball team . . . Tumble Inn . . . St. Michael's Sodality . . . hobby, collecting photographs of friends . . . ambition, to become a nurse. MIKE ZELINKA . . . favorite subject, wood shop . . . Boy Scout . . . SV2 year graduate . . . Tumble Inn . . . favorite sport, skating . . . ambition Navy. MARGARET ANN GOODWIN . . . college prep course . . . favcrite sub- ject, art . . . likes baseball . . , hails from Mt. Chest- nut . . . Tumble Inn . . . 4-H club . . . ambition, ad- vertising. ecrmmbllieecf Wfcwk agdflcf Ami Jfwe vm Committee of Committees The Committee oi Committees was select- ed by the otticers and advisers of the class. lts responsibility Was to appoint the mem- bers ot each oi the various other commit- tees. Row l: Mitchell, Lokhaiser, Campbell, Gold. Row 2: Zachar, Reitz, Yenkala. Not pictured: Hill, Hutchinson, Goettler, Hindman. Name Card These eight committee members super- vised the ordering and distributing of those little White cards that the seniors give to their friends and classmates at graduation. Row l: Hayden, Eakin, Walker. Row 2: G. Patton, Keck, Lintz. Not pictured: Betres, L. Patton. Invitation Committee To help spread the good news of gradu- ation, this committee ordered and dis- tributed the engraved invitations tor the seniors. Row l: Lyon, Glass, Cranmer, Williams, Row 2: Kennedy, Hoover, Fair. Not pictured: Pat- terson. Ticket Committee Each member ot this committee received a number ot tickets for all activities from which the Senior class benefits. Their duty Was to distribute and sell as many tickets as possible. Row l: Dandois, Gallagher, Baldautt, Kerr, Bloom. Row 2: Raabe, Young. Not pictured: McKissick, Knox. Poster Committee The combined efforts of these artists were evidenced in the attractive posters which advertised senior activities. Row l: Wright, Mangold, Bertocki, Seigfreid, Nicho- las, Miller. Row 2: Aspelin, Lohner. Not pictured: Fields. Farewell Committee This committee planned the last assembly program of the year and notified speakers and various civic club members who awarded certain students ot the class. Row l: McCafterty, Green, Klimek, Filson, Cress. Row 2: Mancino, Miller, Young. Hop Committee The Pilgrims' Shuffle, held in the Arm- ory on Thanksgiving was due to the ef- forts of the Hop Committee. lt arranged for the orchestra, decorations, and various details which involve a dance. Rcw l: Ross, Gemperle, McClafferty, King. Row 2: Eicholtz, Milsom, West, Bowser. Not pic' tured: Leyland. Athletic Event Committee This committee planned a special pro- gram for the purpose of raising money for the class. . Row l: McLaughlin, Heinsohn, Hindmart, Balog, Young, Watterson, Row 2: Burkholcler, Deer, Stevenson. Row 3: Paganelli, Gordon, Mrochek. Not pictured: Buzas. Commencement Committee This committee Was in charge ot the me- chanics of Commencement, such as pre- paring the diplomas for distribution. Row 1: Brewster, Campbell, Ten Cate. Row 2: Fleischer, Cypher, Piper. Not pictured: Mon- tag. Cap and Gown Committee Measurements for caps and gowns, which are Worn for commencement activities, were taken and recorded by members of this committee. Row 1: Kennedy, Seitz, McCormick, Sherman, Har- man. Row Z: Angeloni, Cranmer. After School Dance Committee This committee made arrangements for two dances held after school in the gym during the senior year. Row l: Liebler, Ross, Benninger, Nigrt. Row 2: Heath, Zarnick, Bryan, Campbell. Memorial Committee A suitable gift for the school in memory of the class will be selected by the me- morial committee. Row l: O'Donnell, Gillon, Trimbur. Row 2: Rassman, Graff, Graham. Not pictured: Iohnf ston. Banquet Committee The only exclusively A Senior event was the banquet, an evening of dinner and dancing under the direction of the Ban- quet Committee. Row 1: Reddick, Portman, Gibson, P. I, Baker. Row 2: Dunn, Bowser, Young, P. A. Baker. Row 3: Martin, Klutinoty, Fleming. Not pictured: Oswalt. Prom Committee To secure an orchestra and arrange for the spring formal dance was the task of this committee. Row 1: Biskup, Shelton, Blissel, Heinzer, Fratto, Uber, Row 2: De Vivi, Walters, Ross, Noyes. Class Night Committee Displaying class talent was the duty of the Class Night Committee, who chose various members oi the class to participate in the class night program which they had arranged. Row l: Vittu, Manny, Hathaway, Green, Duffy. Row Z: Potochney, Cavalero. Not pictured: Muti, Robinson. Iunior Service Members These senior boys, chosen on the basis of scholastic record and popularity, rep- resented their class at the local Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. Row l: Hindman, Fleming, Cypher, Hutchinson. Row 2: Graham, Goettler, Keck, Ross. Row l: Lyon, Hill, Campbell, Brewster, Row 2: Zachar, Hindman, Fleming, Wilson. Qcafmmencemenl rqoidwized-fwne 7949 The lune commencement activities will open with the Farewell program on Friday, May 27, when the last assembly of the semester will be broadcast over WISH. The program will be in charge of the Farewell Committee and their adviser, H. Vernon Comin. Numerous organiza- tions will present special awards to outstanding students at this program. The Baccalaureate service will follow on Sunday, May 29, with the sermon by one of the local ministers and special music by the choirs and the organists. Class Night on Tuesday, May 3l, will be one of the highlights of graduation activities. All senior talent has been carefully collected by the committee to make the evening a gala oc- casion. The Banquet on Iune l and the Prom on lune 3 will be the big social events tor the seniors. The Banquet is the only exclusive senior event, an evening of dining and dancing at the Armory. The Prom, titled The Gold Rush , will feature the music of Clyde Knight. The big night, Commencement, will finally arrive on Thursday, lune 2. The commencement speakers, who are pictured above, are Winifred Brewster, Lois Campbell, Ioel Fleming, Mary Lois Hill, David Hinclman, Patricia Lyon, Lynnette Wilson and Theodora Zachar. The speak- ers are planning a program under the direction of lohn T. lift. 71 WM Z WM fm fame glade! Qkcaien Most Talkative Don Chiavaro Norma Cress Most Bcxshful Alan Lowe Marqaret Gold Most Versatile Pat Duffy Ioel Fleming Best Looking Paul Keck Mabel Shelton 72' Biggest Bluffers Mary Green Leroy Burkholder Most Likely To Succeed Dorothy Biskup David Hindman q pcymfafz Walla of 7h6ZfL Qfczmmafed Most Athletic Bill Deer lean Seiqireid Most Digniiied lay Goettler Lynn Wilson Most Popular Mary Lois l-lill lim Hutchinson Best Sports Harry Leyland Mary Ann l-lindrnan 73 Best Dancers Ellen Gfernperle Chuck yDeViVi Wittiest Cy Green Ken Cypher Wfrm Zcwcfaq Z -nmwd meme ami, Mae claim will ie ZW4,cwme57O These luniors are under the leadership of Gene Manuel, presidenty Audrey Atkinson, Vice presi- dentg William Saylor, secretaryg lack Manuel, treasurer. l l Seated: G. Manuel, Saylor. Standing: I. Manuel, Atkinson. Room 105-Row 1: Grecco, Shirley Kennedy, Sally Kennedy, R. Graham, Galante, Gould, Heeter, P. Grenet, L. Gibson, Lanninq, Grove, Heaton. Row 2: Ioyce Grenet, Ianyce Grenet, C. Geibel, D. Geibel, E. Green, D. I. Green, Harvey, Gcld, Henry, Godot, Halahan. Row 3: Gaudino, Giesler, Giles, P. Graham, Gillespie, Grecco, Grence, Garrard, Gibbs, R. Green, V. Green, Grossman, I. Goehrinq, Harbiso11,Harmer, R. Goehrinq. 74 Room 106-Row l: Herrock, Hindman, M. Hilliard, L. Hilliard, Hull, Hildebrand, H. Hindman, Humphrey, Iosephs, Kemper, Kadunce. Row 2: Jaffe, Iohnson, Iardin, I. Hoover, B. Hinolman, Iackson, O. Huselton, B. Huselton, Kelly, Kemper, M. E. Hoover, Hilvosky, Iames. Row 3: losephs, Hockenberry, Kadunce, Ienkins, Heim, Hockenberry, R. Huselton, Hughes, Holbein, Keefer, Kaib, Herald, Heinlein, Heck. h Room 108'--Row l: Lanclqrai, Kudarnik, Hutchison, Kradel, Hiack, King, Kerner, Kornrumph, Kinqan, Klein, Kuhn, Love. Row 2: Sellers, Schaffner, Macefe, S. Kradel, Leroy, Kripowicz, Kriley, LaChester, Mahoney, Leith, Kowall, Bieden- back, Renfrew. Row 3: Port, Moser, Zimmerman, Sweetman, Rauschenberqer, Whiteside, Patton, Palace, Zelinka, Lobauqh, Huber, Wischuk, G. Oesterling, S. Oesterlinq, Sunberq. 75 Room 111-Row 1: Manus, Mansfield, Leitem, Lefever, Louisenhizer, Logvin, Lucas, Mahcn, Lichrnan, Kennedy, Leech, Lfgan. Row 2: Lepore, Klugh, Machin, Marcellus, Leithold, Brown, Broug11,Logan, MacCarron, Marckinoski, Macfee, Malinski, Kohlmeyer, Kiddie. Row 3: Leiiem, Krankcia, Kopie, Kimmel, Killrneyer, Leyland, B. Kennedy. G. Kennedy, Lippold, Loiz, Klein, Kramer, Lokovich. Room 201 CGirlsJ-Row 1: Mitchell, McKinzie, Morrow, Pifer, Midloerry, Neigh, Milheirn, Owens, Oesierling, McGar- vey, Nolan, Norrington, Onufrak. Row 2: Maurhofi, McCoo1, Miller, Nowicki, Park, N. McCandless, Megan, McCall, McCaiferty, Milich, Mortimer, Neui, Morgan, Ordos. RCW 3: McCloskey, McDevitt, Nicholas, B. McAna11en, P. Mc- Candless, C. Mclknallen, Morrison, O'Dorne1l, Michaels, Marlowe, McCo1lough, N. Mcknallen. 76 Room 201 tBoysI Row l: Nodqe, Muklosovic, Macko, Nelson, Monfre, G. Manuel, Lutz, I, Manuel, I. Miller, Orr. Row 2: McGinnis, Morrison, McCloskey, McGuire, Markle, McKivigan, McMarlin, Mowery, Nowakowski, Paqanelli, Mc- Donald. Row 3: Neff, Oshurak, Michael, Maxwell, Matula, Males, Neubert, Mechlinq, D. Miller, McCandless. V Room 206-Row l: G. Roclqers, Rummel, Percy, Pollifrone, Pell, Sacco, M. Parker, Ritzerl, Rule, Reed, L. Rodgers, T. Pickett. Row 2: Randiq, Philips, Reynolds, Rieqer, Porneluzi, Pasquinelli, Patten, Plyler, G. Parker, Reed, I. Raybuck, H. Rock, Phillips. Row 3: Rettiq, Roe, Protzman, Ross, Paulsen, Robinson, A. Raybuck, R. Rock, W. Pickett, Roth, Pesci, Pizor, Riemer, Quigley. 77 YV ,- Room 2l4fRow li Seiqireid, Stanqer, Scott, Schafiner, Silvis, Schmidt, Smith, Smaretsky, Savannah, Sleigh, W. Ste- venson, L. Stevenson. Row 2: Sequete, Sarver, Steibel, L. Stevenson, Sloan, Shiever, Selfridqe, Sollie, Say, Saul, Schweinsberq, Showak, Smith, Shaw, Row 3: Scott, Snyder, Schreitler, Shontz, S. Smith, Schaminq, Sporny, Sechler, Schnur, Savaqe, Sheptak, Shields, T. Snyder, Schroth, Saylor, Shewalter. Room 215-Row l: Wall, M. Walsh, Varqo, Stutz, Sutherland, I. Wasko, Vavro, Stoner, Szostak, Swigart, Truman, Taggart, V. Wasko, Stock. Row 2: Vanhove, G. Sybert, Tosi, Trunick, Walker, Vensel, Weigle, E. Thompson, Veselich, Wagner, Tebay, Trirnlsur, Tynan, Torquato, Tuck, Miss Eckersley. Row 3: Thomas, Tishey, Thorne, Wagoner, Wat- terson, Sunberq, Taylor, R. Sybert, Swory, Uber. 78 Room 218-Row l: 'W'ilson, Ycmovick, D. Wetzel, Wonderlinq, Yolshevic, B. Wheeler, Yost, West, Wynkoop, Zitolcne, V. Wheeler, Zorb, Welter. Row 2: Wlcxdikcx, Zidek, Yates, Wolfe, Younlcins, Whitesell, Zovctclcy, Wolford, F. Wetzel, Vtleber, Wise. Row 3: Whdnn, P. Wiqton, Westermcm, Younq,VVeilc1nd, Weckerly, D. Wortclerly, I. Wiqton, T. Wonderly, Zmijowski. Room 304--Row l: McCorfferty, Roymoth, Chicxvctro, Bow non, Bornord, Boker, Doviclson, Angert, Vogel, Rodgers, Ronkin, Blctkley, Boyer, Curry. Row 2: Iomison, Kerr, Smith, Curcio, Foqel, Meonor, P. Miller, Mclndoe, C. Miller, I. Mill- er, Henry, McGuirk, Mintz, Mchn, McMillen. '79 Boom 308--Bow l: Anthony, Benzy, Baldauf, Bartley, Archer, I. Baker, Blasko, Bolten, Barber, Berdy, C. Baker, Baron, Brink, Borland. Row 2: Beblo, Bell, G. Baker, T. Allen, D. Allen, Black, Bachotner, Bacher, Allen, Arnold, Bopp, Aiken, Balsiqer, Bacho. Row 3: Adams, Atkinson, Barton, Ball, Black, Barnhart, Andrews, Armstrong, Baptiste, Beilstein, Berqbiqler. Room 3lleRow l: Chiprean, A. Burns, Burgess, Conrad, Clouse, Cirillo, Carben, N. Burns, C. Campbell, Chos. Row 2: Christofano, Carson, Cratty, M. Campbell, I. Campbell, Bryan, Buzas, Brush, Burris, Cavalero, Bole, Burtner. Row 3: Capers, Brewster, Campbell, Christy, Catt, Bonyak, Buttinqton, Bunting Brandt, Carnrnisa, Cadwallader, Cain, Blinn, Bournique. 80 Room 315-Row l: I-lollack, Henderson, Scarnato, Schuler, Eury, Fiechuk, Johnson, Gallagher, Rotnour, Shearer Goodwin, N. Graham, I. A. Graham, Ross, Bauer, Baughman. Row 2: Blair, Abraham, Douthett, Doerr, I. Fleeger, Doutt, W. Dunn, B. Fleeger, Benko, Crouch, Ralph Crawford, Baughman, Robert Crawford. Row 3: Campbell, Curry, Krebs, Blymiller, Beechey, Brunermer, Billek, P. Dunn, Bartley. Room 317--Row l: Double, Dambaugh, Divers, Dunn, Doutt, M. Ferguson, Duffy, Emerick, P. Fisher, Fecich, Dom' hoff, Cress, DiTullio, M. Dietz, Culbertson. Row 2: Dickson, Critchlow, DeMatteis, Elder, Fitzgerald, Francestine, Fornelli, Frye, V, Ferguson, Elliott, Estes, I. Doerr, P. Doerr, Creel, Cunningham, Mr. I-letrick. Row 3: Miss Lemon, Cornetti, Croft, Cousins, Dilts, Filson, Dugan, Franchuk, H. Fisher, Dorcy, Daugherty, I. Fend, Dorenkamp, R. Dietz, Gall, DeMucci, P. Steighner. Row 4: Gamble, Covert, Cochran, I. Fend, Filges, L. Steighner, Fulton, Flinchbaugh, Faust, Eury, Fagley, Donovan, Forrester, Erkman, Deal, Dombart, Eichholtz, Elli, Faull. ' si Jawa Qcacam Ufffcaw - Semwfm At the beginning of the semester, each room in the senior building elected students to serve as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. Room lU3-l0B: president, Michael Aquilina, vice president, Margie Bondarchuk. 104-lUB: president, Francene Coneity, vi e president, Gayle Atwell, secretary, Vivian Di- Biccaro, treasurer, Paula Dixon. lO5-llB: president, Howard Giles, vice presi- dent, lohn Goehring, secretary, Evelyn Green, treasurer, Gene Gaudino. 106-llB: president, lames Ienkins, vice presi- dent, Don losephs, secretary-treasurer, Lois Hil- liard. lO7-lOB: president, Richard Croll, vice presi- dents, Tom Brown and Dan Bosko, secretary- treasurer, Shirley Butler. lU8-llA: president, David Rauschenberger, vice president, Iohn Port, secretary, Sam Oester- ling, treasurer, Patty Leith. C. E.'el2B: president, Mary Lois Hill, vice presi- dent, Iames Hutchinson, secretary, Ioanne Mc- Laughlin, treasurer, David Hindman. C. W.-lUB: president, Paul Eisenhuth, vice president, Helen Fleischer, secretary-treasurer, Mary Gracik. llU-l2B: president, Keith Martin, vice presi- dent, Louis Muti, secretary, Margaret Miller, treasurer, Rita O'Donnell. lll-l lB: president and Magnet representative, Donna Leithold, vice president, Ioseph Kran- kota, secretary, Marguerite Brough, treasurer, Martha Logan. ll2-l2B: president, Thomas Ross, Vice presi- dent, Mabel Shelton, secretary, Norma lean Portman, treasurer, Richard Rasely. ll3-lOB: president, Paul Green, secretary, Bet- ty Grove, treasurer, Carol Hindman. 201-llB: president, Ioe Morabito, vice presi- dent, Don Orr, secretary-treasurer, lanice Neutt. 202-9B: president, William Gibson, vice presi- dent, Tom Faust, secretary, Ruth Grigoletti, treasurer, Carl Hortert. 203-lUB: president, William Hrynyshyn, vice president, Merton Hutton, secretary-treasurer, Velma Iudson. 204-lOB: president, Giles Krebs, vice president, Steve Lowe, secretary, Marlene La Motte, treas- urer, George Konoval. 205-lUB: president, Randall Maharg, secre- tary, Donna Mahood, treasurer, Dolores Mc- Candless. 2U6WllB: president, Edward Robison, vice president, Helen Rock, secretary, Ioan Ray- buck, treasurer, Loretta Rodgers. 2l2-QB: president, Richard Portman, vice presi- dent, Barbara McCall, secretary-treasurer, Pa- tricia McLaughlin. 213-l2B: president, lames Young, vice presi- dent, Gene Zarnick, secretary, Winitred Brew- ster, treasurer, Lynnette Wilson. 214-llB: president, Roberta Seigtreid, vice president, William Shewalter, secretary-treas- urer, Susanne Say. Zl5-llB: president, Christopher Stock, vice president, Donna Lee Wagner, secretary, Io Vavro, treasurer, Dorothy Szostak. 218--llB: president, Fred Wetzel, vice presi- dent, Tom Wonderly, secretary, Adolph Yates, treasurer, Pat West. 301-QB: president, Gary Wimer, vice presi- dent, lack Smith, secretary, PeQIQIY Vanderlin, treasurer, Maxine Testi. 302-l2B: president, Leroy Burkholder, vice president, Paul Gordon, secretary, Dolly Dan- dois, treasurer, Daniel Betres. 304--llA: president, lames Miller, vice presi- dent, William lamison, secretary-treasurer, Har- riet McCatterty. 305W-lOB: president, Thomas Patterson, vice president, Michael Mule, secretary-treasurer, Beverly Miller. 306-l2B: president, Don Cuttman, vice presi- dent, Chester Cypher, secretary, Martha Fair, treasurer, Constance Fields. 307-lUB: president, Norman Pringle, vice presi- dent, Donald Richardson, secretary, Iudith O'Donnell, treasurer, loy Ritson. 308,l lB: president, Audry Atkinson, vice presi- dent, Orville Andrews, secretary-treasurer, Donna Allen. 310-l2A: president, Tom Walker, vice presi- dent, Eugene Mclndoe, secretary-treasurer, Marion Kirkwood. 3ll-llB: president, Iohn Christotano, vice president, Clittord Carson, secretary, Marilyn Campbell, treasurer, Harry Capers. 312g-l2A: president, Bill Iackson, vice presi- dent, lack Pontius, secretary-treasurer, lacque- line Parsons. 313-l2B: president, Ioel Fleming, vice presi- dent, Eugene Eicholtz, treasurer, Charles De- Vivi, secretary, Elizabeth Frantz. 314-IOB: president, George Sheldon, vice president, Suzanne Shepard, secretary, Ralph Schroder, treasurer, Don Shearer. 315-llA: president, William Dunn, vice presi- dent, Iohn Billek, secretary, Mary.Gallagher, treasurer, Robert Crouch. 3l6e-lOB: president, Gordon Yingling, vice president, Donald Watts, secretary, Nancy Snyder, treasurer, Glen Widenhoter. , 317-llB: president, Dan Donovan, vice presi- dent, Grace Doutt, secretary, Val lean Fecich, treasurer, Bill Gamble. 5 NMR Weah of Pwwm 72a Qcafcfen 7cwmacfca Qcmiq-Mfmefm Sei Row 1: Schaftner iMgr.D, Wladika, Hutchinson, Gall, Stutz, 1. Manuel, Noel fMgr.J Row 2: Coach lift, 1. Prokopchak, Whann, Yinqlinq, Mclndoe, Kottraba, Shewalter, White. The 1948-1949 version ot the Golden Tornado set a new school record by Winning 14 con- secutive games. The main spearhead of the team was Mclndoe who gathered high- scoring honors tor the season despite his mid-term graduation. The season was ex- ceptionally goody the Tornado won l6 games while dropping only 6. The Golden Tornado proved that it was a team to be reckoned with as it defeated its time-honored rival from New Castle, 49-34. Mclndoe was high scorer with l8 points, and White played an out- standing tloor game. The surprising quin- tet irom Butler High won their sixth consecu-- tive game as they humbled highly-touted Du- quesne High School. Butler's center, Mc-- lndoe, was by far the outstanding player on the floor as he compiled a grand total of 24 points to grab high-scoring honors for the evening. The Golden Tornado opened league play with a narrow 29-25 decision over Kittanning. The lead changed hands many times before the final gun, but the Butler boys proved that they had what it takes and came through when the chips were down. A new school record was set as Butler High won its four- teenth game ot the season. The victims turn- ed out to be Ford City. The tinal score was 40-38, and it was a game that gave the fans little chance to relax during the evening. Mclndoe was high scorer with l9, while White was not very far behind with 13 points. As usual Prokopchak was the man who held the Tornado together. Wm QGCCVZCZ of Zfcwwieen SZGQZQQZ Wim Butler- Oakmont .......... ............ B utler- Arnold ......,.. Butler- New Brighton Butler- Beaver ......... Butler-59 Grove City ...... Butler-40 Ford City ................ Butler- New Castle .......... ............ B utler--45 New Kensington Butler- Mars ................. Butler- Beaver ..... ............... Butler- Duquesne ......... Butler- Vanderqritt ....... Butler- Alumni ..................... ............ B utler- Kittanninq .......... Butler- Beaver Falls ............ ............ B utler- Har-Brack ............. Butler- Vanderqritt ......... ............. 3 U Butler-35 Arnold .,,...... Butler- Kittanninq ....... ............ B utler- Ford City ................ Butler- Har-Brack ...................................................... Butler-38 New Kensinqton Butler WON .................. 16 LOST .................. 6 The jammed gymnasium of Butler High shows the Golden Tornado's loyal ians standing by till they are sure their team has challced up another game in the win column. This is one of the many thrills the Tornado quintet gave us, as Mclndoe and Whann fight for the ball. 87 i 1. Prolcopchak and an opponent qo high in the air in an attempt to tip the ball to a teamrnate. Other Tornado play' ers in action in the picture are Hutchinson, Shewalter, and Whann. The referee is on hand, as usual, watching carefully and keeping the game well in hand. FIELD GOALS FREE GOALS Players Made Attempts Pct. Made Attempts ' Stutz ........... 4- . White ....................... ........ ic A- 1. Prokopchak k A- Kottraba ......... Gall ................ W1adika ......... Shewalter ....... 'Hutchinson ...... Manuel ............. Crawford ......... 'Yinqling ......... Lonchena ............ ........ Gillespie .......... Team ................... Opponents ......... .......... 3 01 'Lettermen -J. Mc1ndoe .................... ........ Whann ................. ........ 199 .231 29 55 155 .323 35 60 186 .452 66 99 183 .290 59 94 115 .270 15 36 73 .315 9 29 21 .190 4 10 41 .244 6 15 11 .273 3 3 64 .359 16 27 5 .600 0 1 3 .333 0 0 71 .266 14 34 0 .000 0 1 2 .000 0 1 1 129 .309 256 465 1055 .285 231 434 88 Pct. .527 .583 .667 .628 .417 .310 .400 .400 1.000 .593 .000 .000 .412 .000 .000 .551 .532 Personal Pts. Games Quar- Pouls Played ters 49 121 22 80 341 135 16 60 26 234 16 61 74 165 22 85 51 77 21 66 29 55 16 43 19 12 15 23 1 1 26 17 28 6 9 8 8 18 60 13 34 2 6 5 5 2 2 3 3 35 52 16 47 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 2 358 954 384 835 ay flew Skcw af WMM an J Row 1: Reed, Crowe, Maharg, Yinglinq, R. Prokopchak, Gillespie. Row 2: Honse, Martin, Lcnchena, Kight Deal Ross Row 3: I. Manuel, Pickett, Campbell, Warren tMgr.l, Coach Capezzuti. The Butler Reserve team is or training ground f or varsity basketball. The 1948-1949 lay Vee team had a good season taking 17 out of 22 games. B. Prokopchak led the scormg for the junior team with 150 points. Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Oakmont ....................... .......... New Brighton ........... , ......... Grove City ......... .......... New Castle Mars ................... .......... Duquesne ............. .......... All Stars ......... Beaver Falls Vande-rgritt Kittanning Har-Brack ......,,..... .......... Butler-- Butler- Butler- Butler Butler- Butler-- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler- Butler-- Arnold ....... Beaver ..,......... Ford City ................ New Kensington Beaver ...................... Vandergriit ......,... Kittanning ........ Har-Brack ........... Arnold ....... Ford City .............. f. New Kensington 'FW F' ev' ydllfldmdlldl 7eamA gaiife fm Q Wm!! Indian EMM The intramural boys are divided into four diiterent leagues depending upon their age and previous experience. They play their games on holidays, Saturdays, and nights when the floor is available. They are a very high- spirited group and are always out to win. This picture shows some of the boys who compete in these leagues. lntramural basketball is a popular activity in Butler High School. Two hundred to two hun- dred fitty boys participate in these sports. George Bernlohr and George Atwell supervise the teams and leagues, and they arrange all the schedules for the boys. As ot March l, in the Senior A league there is a hotly contested battle tor first place between the Hi-Aces and the Rams. They each have a record of ten wins and two defeats. ln the Senior B league Meridian holds the reins with a ten-three record, while the Ravens are close behind with nine and three. ln the lunior A league the Wildcat lr's lead by a wide margin ot ten and one. ln the Iunior B league the Lions lead with nine victories and two defeats, while the Gopher Ir's follow with an eight-two' record. Senior A League Won Lost Hi-Aces ........... ........... l O 2 Rams ..................... ........... l O 2 Gopher Sr. ....... ...... 4 4 Wildcat Sr. ............................................................ 5 8 Monkeys ................................... T ............................. l ll Iunior A League Wildcat Ir. ........,................................................... IO l Braves ...........,,..... West End Island .................................................... 8 4 Senior B League Won Lost Meridian .................................................................. l0 3 Ravens ....... Stupes ............ .. Hurricanes Skashers ........ Sunset .............. Alligators .......... CE ....................... Archers ............................................................. Hawks ................................................................ Iunior B League Lions ................................................................... Gopher lr. ...................................................... . Buccaneers ............ Tigers ................... Wweamm gcmafmfe Smceufuf Semen Row lr Buzas, Taggart, Aiken, Croft, Williams, Burtner, Geyer, Bartley, Zaderrak, Burns. Row 2: Kohner1,Cutfman, Maxwell, Campbell, Bortmas, Bryan, Ten Cate, Watts. Row 3: Coach Mixer, Paganelli, Atwell, Mixer, Gibbs, Simitoski. Leitem, Kennedy. Under the guidance ot Coach Iohn Mixer and the generous help of Captain Burtner and Manager Kennedy, the Golden Tornado swimmers have experienced an interesting season. Considering that many ot this year's Mixermen are new, it has been a suc- cesstul year. Butler brought home seven medals from the WPIAL finals. The boys who receive letters this year are Forcht, Bartley, Watts, Paganelli, Zadernak, Burtner, Campbell, Aiken, Buzas, Geyer, Croft, Williams, Taggart, and Leitem. Geyer, Paganelli, Bartley, Buzas, and F orcht will not return next season. The following is an achievement record including most ot the boys that represented Butler this year: Event First Second Third Yrs. on No. of Place Place Place Team Letters Leitem Breaststroke 4 2 3 l l Taggart Free Style ......... ........ 3 4 1 l Williams Fre,e Style ......... ........ 6 3 l l Crott Breaststroke 3 2 2 l Geyer Breaststroke 5 U 2 l Bryan Free Style ......... ........... 1 2 l U Aiken Free Style ......... ........ 2 U 2 2 Campbell Diving .................. ........ 4 l 2 l Burtner Free Style ......... ........ 5 3 2 2 Zadernak Free Style ......... ........ 7 O l 1 Paganelli Diving ................ ...........,. l U 3 2 Free Style ......... ........ 4 2 t Watts Free Style ......... ........ 2 O l U Bartley Free Style ......... ........ 5 3 2 1 twelve we gale. vmmff. vzmzea ZW K Row l: Cummings, Dunn, Shockey, Hackett, Elli, McKee, Kennedy, Mowery, K. Cypher, Souzer, Buzcls. Row 2: H. Leyland, Frederick, Iames, Martin, G. Eicholtz, Bowser, Conerty, Collodi, Balde, Christofano, Christy, Rcsellini, I. Manuel, D. Eicholtz. Row 3: Coach Rosenzweig, Friedlander, Thompson, C. Cypher, Cuffman, Swidzinski, G. Manuel, Whann, Johnson, McGinnis, I. Leyland, Mills, Prokopchak, Jackson, Whitehill, Savolkis, Wheeler, Greenawalt, Lowe. Butler High trackmen ground out a fourth place in the distance medley event at the Tri- State Coach's Association Meet held at South Park, Saturday, March 27, 1948. The team was composed of Manuel, Balde, Leyland, and McKee. The Golden Tornado was stymied in its at- tempt to open the season with a victory as it went down to defeat at the hands of Kiski Prep. Kiski captured twelve out of a possible fifteen first places. Dunn, McKee, and Balde captured first places for Butler. In a nip-and-tuck affair that took place on a thoroughly soaked field, the Golden Tornado battled Wilkinsburg on even terms right up to the last event. The mile-relay team from Wilkinsburg came through with an import- ant first, however, and Butler was resigned to defeat 66-61. Dunn and McKee rolled up two first places each: the 880 relay team composed of Frederick, Wheeler, Cuffman, and Dunn showed decided improvement when they upset the favored Wilkinsburg team. The Red Hurricane, boasting one of the most powerful teams in Western Pennsylva- nia, romped home first in twelve of the fifteen events to win easily 94V2-32Vz. Dunn scam- pered to a first in the 220-yard dash, and Cummings took a first in the javelin while the 880-yard relay team swept to a decisive victory. Tornado men captured twelve out of a poss- ible fifteen first places against Kittanning to roll up a staggering total of 98 points. Those who won first places for Butler were Dunn, Wheeler, McKee, Greenawalt, Leyland, Gor- don, Collodi, Jackson, Cummings, Mills, and the 880-yard team. Qatar! Semen an gmcfea pajhi Friedlander demonstrates the form necessary to the correct putting of the shot. McKee, ace Tornado miler, pre- sents a picture of tenseness and anxiety as he waits for the starting signal. Collodi goes into his crouch as he pre- pares to send the discus Winging far over the terrain. Butler High School's track team came back from a long trip to New Kensington with their second straight dual win. Coach Rosen- zweig's charges succeeded in taking eleven first places, while New Kensington took all three places in the discus and broad jump. McKee and Dunn again came through with double triumphs, and the half mile relay team set a new low for the season Winning with a time of l:39.5 seconds. Participating on this team were Wheeler, Frederick, Cutt- man, and Dunn. The Tornado men from Butler High School made it three in a row as it steamrollered over Shadyside 78-40. Dunn and McKee set the pace for Butler High School with a pair of double triumphs. The 880-yard relay team and the mile-relay team were victorious. On as dreary day as could be conceived, the Golden Tornado track team slipped and slid to a second place in the District Track Meet held at Ambridge. Ten teams from Western Pennsylvania were present. Important first places were garnered by Dunn, Cummings, the half-mile relay team, and Wheeler, who tied for first place in the ZOO-yard dash. The half-mile relay team again led the field and Won its sixth consecutive Victory of the year. The only team to hold a victory over them was Kiski Prep School. The boys who earned the privilege to go to Connellsville to participate for the WPIAL championships were Dunn, Wheeler, Fred- erick, Cuffman, Cummings, Prokopchak, Houllion, Greenawalt, and Iames. f The air is tense, and grimness and determination are written on the face of Cummings, as he prepares to send the javelin on its way. Defying all laws of gravity, Prokopchak, Tornado htqh jumper, sails high over the crossbar. ln the rear several Tornado men prepare for a racing event. The half milers and quarter milers of the Tornado track team are represented below by Balde, Houllion, Martin, Cypher, and Leyland. The latter tour composed But1er's mile relay team and Balde is a half miler of high caliber. 'Fi 7CfVLMdjCQ Qctlfwm Jaw Swccadffnf Semm ln the picture the coach is advising Potochny on his form. as Miss Critchlow perfects Potochny's grip. Since scholastic coach's counsel often determines the outcome of a match. A record of ten wins against three losses shows that the Butler Tornado linksmen put up CI good fight for sectional honors last season. Matches were held at the Butler April 12-Butler won at Oakmont, l5-0. lim Hutchinson was medalist with 86. April l4-Butler trampled Beaver Falls, l5-U. Gene Stephenson, medalist with 83. April l6-Ellwood City lost to Butler, l5-0. Mitch Fudoli, medalist with 74. April 20eeNeW Castle bowed to Butler, 12-3. Mitch Fudoli, medalist with 78. April 23--Grove City lost to Butler, l2V2-2 V2. Iim Hutchinson, medalist with 78. April 27-Butler bowed to Sharon, l2V2-l2V2. April 30-Butler overcame Ellwood City, 10-5. lim Hutchinson, medalist with 78. Hutchinson, Stuart, Stevenson, and Fudoli watch closely golf competition is getting stronger and stronger, the Country Club under the direction of Butler High's golf coach, Miss Lucille Critchlow, who holds the distinction of being the only woman coach in this WPIAL district. May 4-Beaver Falls bowed to Butler, l3Vz- IV2. May 7-Butler at New Castle, conceded to Butler. May ll-Shady Side was defeated by But- ler, llV2-3V2. lim Hutchinson, medalist with 76. May 14-Sharon trimmed Butler, 9V2-5V2. lim Hutchinson, medalist with 78. May l8-Butler trounced Grove City, 12-3. Iim Stuart, medalist with 8l. May 21-Butler was nosed out by Shady Side, 8-7. gwifefz Wawlcwd Janne Wecfzcwze Semen cm Qfmfifzcan Row l: Dunn, Iames, Heath, T. Pickett, Leyland, Billek, Deal, Deer, Burkholder, lon, Cuiiman. Row 2: G. Manuel, Martin, Prokopchak, Gordon, Mowery, Worsley, Blair, Kline, Wonderly, Shindel, Knox, B. Pickett. Row 3: Cypher, Christotano, Goettler, Shewalter, Lowe, Yingling, Dollar, Erkman, Lonchena, l-lonse, I. Manuel. Statistics of the l948 Golden Tornado Football Season: First Downs Bushing ............ Butler Opp. 5 l 98 First Downs Passing ............ 7 8 First Downs Penalties ......... 2 3 Total First Downs ............. 60 109 Passes Attempted ............. 7l 64 Passes Completed .................. l0 22 Passes lntercepted By ........... ........ 6 15 Yards Gained Bushing ....... ll7l 2258 Yards Lost Bushing ................. ........ 2 02 164 Yards Gained Passing ........................ 140 378 Total Yardage Gained Net ............ 1109 2472 Fumbles .....................................,...................... 4l 34 Fumbles Recovered By ..................... 38 37 Yards Lost Penalties ..,.............. ........ 3 83 398 Points Scored ............................. 40 l98 Individual Scoring Bill Dunn .................................................................. 30 points Don Cuttman ............................................................ l0 points Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Football Review of 1948 l 0-Butler l 7-Butler 24-Butler 30- -Butler -Butler -Butler -Butler -Butler Butler 20 0 7 0 0 7 0 6 0 40 Kittanning 0 New Castle 67 Grove City 13 Har-Brack 27 Beaver Falls 31 New Brighton l9 Beaver 28 Oil City 7 Apollo 6 l98 ZA8 M 914 ZAQ 796m A. Gerald Capezzuti took over the reins of the Tornado for 1948. l-le came to Butler from lndiana High School. He is a funda- mentalist and is laying the groundwork for good teams in the future. The boys enjoy the presence and tutelage of lohn lfft. Coach lfft is a clever strategist and has proved invaluable to the team. lames W. McDowell is a keen analyst of foot- ball who has an uncanny knack for spotting weaknesses. Charles W. Moore is held in high esteem by the players. Coach Moore and Coach Mc- Dowell have charge of the layVees. Emil Rosenzweig has the difficult job of teaching the rudiments of football to the lun- ior high school boys. Clement Andrews is very genial and a great story teller. l-le played professional football for a time. Faculty Manager, Ray Miller, keeps his pa- tience with the thousands of intricate details in keeping the business end running smooth- ly. MILLER These coaches of Butler High School train the boys from senior high and junior high in the finer points of the rugged game of football and cther sports. Capezzuti, lfft, Rosenzweig, Moore, Andrews, McDowell. wg sf gm Af -1 335525 :iw ,, .f mf.-44014, gwgzmz, Ml eww ph In the girls' gym classes, students march, work to improve posture, tumble, play games, such as shuitleboard, bad- minton, indoor baseball, and learn folk dances. This year volleyball and basketball teams were chosen in the classes, and these teams formed the intramural league. Above, girls attempt to build a human pyramid. ln recent years, bowling has been gaining impetus among the girls in Butler High School. Teams, composed ot tive to eight members, are organized into a bowling league and compete with one another on Thursdays atter school. At the end of the season, the wining team in the league will receive an award to be given by the Lead- ers Club. Any girl who wishes, may parti- cipate in this fast-growing sport. The girls, themselves, organize the teams under the direction of the bowling committee. This committee is composed of Hindman Cchair- manl, Mark, N. West, Stutz, I. Nicholas, Gem- perle, Mangold. As ot March first, the Ally-Gaters are ahead in the league. This team includes Marcus lcaptainl Piter, Marcellus, Pasquinelli, Wasko, 2 Hilliard, Daugherty. The other teams and the girls participating are as follows: Via Filles: P. West tcaptainl, Stutz, Wolford, P. McCand- less, Nicholas, Bryan, E. Green. Bowling Belles: Liethold Ccaptainl, Campbell, Mc- Anallen, Galante, C. McAnallen, Megan, Chiprean. Forty-Niners: C. Green Ccaptainl, M. Green, Milsom, Gemperle, Fratto. F. F. F.'s: Yenkala Ccaptainl, N. West, Hindman, Stoner, Mark. Six Pins: landa Ccaptainl, Filson, Sherman, Fair, Herlinger, Gibson. Pipsqueaks: M. Ferguson Ccaptainl, McCand- less, V. Ferguson, Baldautt, Duffy, Fennell, Konar, Hoover. Alley Cats: Iohnson tcap- tainl, Mark, Cathers, Cousins, Leasure. Green. Pin-Ups: ludson Ccaptainl, Haug, Davis, Edington, Redd, Hindman. Pin Bust- ers: Starr Ccaptainl, Uber, Martin, Cavalero Sellers, Markovich. 1 CM Y KQQLZQ M Quill' ,GMM I Volleyball has proved to be a popular sport among the girls in Butler High. Teams are chosen in every gym class and games are played off, after school. Those on the Winning team are first row: Ross, Shearer, Sherman, Shermer, Klimek, Divers. Second Row: Boyer, Black, Butler, Piier, Curry. Volleyball is increasing in popularity in girls' sports. Captains for the teams are chosen in the gym classes by the members. These cap- tains, in turn, choose the members of the class to play on their teams. Games between these teams are played in the gym periods, and the winners in each class compete with rival class Winners in games scheduled after school. The Winning group this semester was Sherman's team. Harrison's team followed second. The winning team received medals from the Leaders Club. They are gold with a White enamel B and panelsg the center is gold with a figure hitting a volleyball over a net. At the bottom, Intramural is Written in gold letters. '10 Another sport that is popular among the girls is basketball. Teams for the girls intramural basketball league are formed outside of the gym classes, and games are played after school and in the evenings. Nine teams are competing this year for the championship. The teams and their captains include: TNT's: Baker Ccaptainl, Sophtees: Stoner Ccaptainl, Shmoos: Seigtreid Ccaptainl, Hill -Billies: Nicholas Ccaptainl, Fleas: Sherman Ccaptainl, Hornets: Fennell Ccaptainl, Parrots: Berdy Ccaptainl, Iugglers: Iudson Ccaptainl, and the Local Yokels: Hill tcaptainl. Many girls in regular gym classes also enjoy the competi- tion ot basketball and volleyball. Ufficma mmf Qcwwfwileei of 6 4 Qwcfe .feacfmft Glad fqciiablied Left to right are Mcliissick, treasurer, I. McCafferty, vice-president: Stutz, P. West, Committee of Committees, Wyn- lcoop, secretaryg Hill, Miller, Committee of Committees, seated, Staaf, president. Not pictured-officers for second sem- ester are Hill, presidentp Dandois, vice-president, Maurhoff, secretary, Biskup, treasurerg Hathaway, Hindman, Morgar, Seigfreid and Whitehill, Committee cf Committees. The Leaders Club, the only active girls' club of the school, was organized two years ago in an effort to promote citizenship, sportsman- ship, and leadership ability among its mem- The bers and other students of the school. club is composed of sixty girls of the soph- omore, junior, and senior classes who were QYTT1 chosen to become members by the classes, club members, and faculty. The ac- tivities of the club are organized and oper- ated by five committees: the program, social, general sports, ways and means, and bowl- ing. A girls' bowling league has been the project of the bowling committee. Ten teams vie for honors every Thursday after school. Girls' volleyball teams were formed in the gym classes. The winners competed in play-off games after school. These games were organized and officiated 1 by the club. Members took turns selling foot- ball programs at home games and selling confections at the basketball games for the athletic department. The first pep rally to be held during school time was organized and sponsored by the Leaders Club in an effort to increase school spirit at the beginning of a basketball season. Two popular social functions are held each year: a Christmas dance, and a general sports night in which the pool and gym floor are opened for the members and their guests. Programs of the past year included movies, a fun night, a meeting with the mothers of the members, a general sports night, and on other evenings guest speakers were in- vited to discuss subjects of interest to the group. The activities of the club combine service, sportsmanship, and fun. Swimming al' Qaifw fd Jfeafffky Zmefzciie Above: Swimming at Butler High involves much splashing, floating and stroking. Members of the girl's swimming classes are divided into three groups: the nonrswimmers, the beginners, and the swimmers. ln the top picture we find girls fighting to keep in innertubesg and below, the girls join hands and make a circle, kicking to keep afloat. Exercises are used in classes to help students overcome iear ot Water and to teach them the art of swimming. 105 Spam! IWW Q s S S i i s V W Q K .5 -QQ EX Q? ii K if 'Qi-is K Q ,- .. R if 51.145 ' ,M .QL 'V sh x . N , : E 2 '- Silk' ,1 ' ' - .. - , f 01511 ' ':---. saga 'fail ' 43565, Y ,Q . 'T-Hifi , .. , - Yi' - -35,15 me A- . ...,,,,,4 -ww--.x..,.,,,M N E 3 X,, 535 . s .Av Q-SS X h T2 .sas . sm 3 mi sm: E, sz? N if-5,2 wa ,. 6' Wfijifs Z My S 'fwf - si if fmu..1:,,,,i,. , sw Mmm if A W- M ' sp 25951 i P Vegas vi? 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Row 3: Dickey, Eisen- huth, Pepore, Stock, Monfre, Sanders, Deane, Humphrey, Minehart, Loutzenhizer. Row 4: Crouch, Krebs, Patterson, Keck, Catt, Maharg, Pringle, Campbell, K. Young, lones, D. Young-Members of the Mixed Chorus. Helen Duncan, one of the fschool organists, is very proud of the two manual Hammond organ and likes to demon- strate the chimes installed last summer. One of the music groups most in evidence are the school organists. These are piano stu- dents Who are auditioned by Miss Millicent Hay. Those Who show the most ability are selected to take organ lessons. The students practice before and after school hours and almost every period during the school day. They provide background music in assembly before the audience is called to order, before the program goes on the air, and at the dis- missal of assembly. Organists also play an important part in commencement activities. They play selections for each of the exercises and also the recessional. While the Butler High School organists are only eighteen in number, they play a vital part in school ac- tivities. Below is pictured the B Band. This organ- ization is an apprentice and training group for A Band. lt is composed of sophomore and junior musicians under the direction oi Miss Millicent Hay. The band meets third period in the auditorium. lt appears before the pub- lic at some of the home basketball games. Miss Hay also directs the Iunior Choir, Mixed Chorus, two girls' ensembles, and two girls' trios. These groups appear in assemblies and concerts. One ot the new systems introduced into the music department this year was that ot scale drills. Each band and orchestra member was required to learn a series oi scale exer- cises and play them from memory. Next year, the drills will become more technical and cover a greater number ot keys. ln this way, instrumental students will become more proficient in the use of their instruments. Even better bands and orchestras will be the result of this new system. Row l: Winters, Grossman, Mack, Wise, Harrison, D. Miller, Doerr, Bartrnas, Ashbaugh, Kohnen, Lowe. Row 2: G. But- ler, Frederick, Burns, Schweinsberg, Stevenson, Oesterling, Kresen, Phillips, Hawk, Broderick, Cook. Row 3: Leslie. Dollar, R. Miller, Heade, Mixer, Stottish. Row 4: Sweeney, Muir, Fury. Row 5: Layton, Cushey, Elliot, Konoval, Roth. Russell, Dickey, Sherman, Butler -Members of B Band, Miss Hay, director. Row l: Burlbaugh, Wilson, Gibson, Montag, Barnard, Stanger, Mr. Dryden. Row 2: Hill, Eakin, DeWoody, Bolam, Hathaway, Lyon, Mitchell. Row 3: Groves, Staaf, Duncan, Stoughton, Fecich, Mark, Ntgri. Row 4: Trunich, Midberry, McCatferty, Gould, Hiack, Hindman. Row 5: Whiteside, Wonderly, I-lull, Neubert, Giles, Rauschenberger. Row 6: Patton, Stock, latte, Hickey. Row 7: Huber, Port, Mclndoe, Lowe-Concert Choir members in their red robes and white surplices. Section Leaders Bob Hickey and lohanna Roen listen to Howard Giles and lean Groves check off Concert Choir music. Wcecal Qfzcwzpof In the vocal departments, the check oti and demerit system has proved to be a success. Under this plan, each choir elects section leaders, one from each voice group, who give necessary demerits to other section members tor disagreeable conduct. The grading at the end oi a semester is based upon the number of demerits held by each student. Another duty of the section leaders is to check off music which other members in their section have memorized. 3 N892 M1 S QA, - X my ' , ' Q3 uw ff' Q W 'Sf V ' ' 2 5 Q ' X ' 1r fi 2 2 2 is -as E 'Qs Q , 2 5 4 it Qacfm Replaced Zfre Afeffefzc0Lammefz of 700419, rgicfecf da lfzama paalzc Speaama, am! Eeialle. The cast poses for a picture during dress rehearsal. For the Senior Play, Mrs. Seyler held three dress rehearsalsy this was important for it was the first time the cast used scenery. Standing: Nigri, Corea, Oswalt, Henderson, Gra- ham, Hathaway, Tritsch, Hindman, Schroth, Pair, Sweeney, Black. Seated: Fleming, Betres, Blissell. 7he Semen gfaafa play On November l8 and l9, the senior class presented the nationally known drama, The Late Chris- topher Bean, under the direction of Martha Colbert Seyler, dramatics instructor. The play was presented by almost an entirely different cast each night. The Cast Doctor Haggett ...................................................... loel Fleming Susan Haggett ............... Ellen Blissell, Nancy Corea Abby .................................... Iolly Oswalt, Pat Hathaway Mrs. Haggett ...... Rosemary Sweeney, Grace Nigri Ada Haggett ........................ Marjorie Fair, Flora Black Warren Creamer .......................................... Gerald Schroth, Roland Henderson Tallant ............... .............................................. D avid Hindman Rosen .............................. William Tritsch, Daniel Betres Davenport ................................................ Raymond Graham Technical Staff Technical Director .................................... Leon D. Radaker Student Director ....................................... Chuck De Vivi Stage Manager .......................................... Donald Aspelin Lights and Sound ......... Stephen Potochny, Marilyn Wiles, Gloria Talitero, Ianet Sweesy, Ann lackson Make-up ............... .......... I ean Spears, loan Kennedy, Mary Lou Bloom, Emma Mellinger Wardrobe ............ Elizabeth Frantz, Dorothy Hayden Art Picture Frames ............. ........................ R onald Reynolds Room Posters ................................. .......... ' 'Chuck De Vivi Program Cover Design ........................ Charles Keppel The Pictures in the Play loyce Nicholas, Mary Lou Herlinger, Murial Raybuck, David Geyer, Donald Roe, Enrico Davanzati, lean Spears, Shirley Balog, Gloria Talitero, Mabel Shull, Marilyn Daugherty, De- lores Stoner, Evelyn Hilovsky, Eleanor Leech, Lois Keister, Emma Iackson. Abby serves Dr. Haqqett While the family sit stunned at the news that the fifteen paintings they had destroyed or given away, were Worth at least a hundred thousand dollars. The family: Mrs. Haqqett, Grace Niqrig Susan, Nancy Coreag Abby, Iolly Oswaltg Dr. Haqqett, Ioel Fleminqg Ada, Flora Black. As Rosen exhibits a Christopher Bean painting, everyone plans what he will do with the money received from the sale ot the pictures. The characters: Abby, Pat Hathaway: Davenport, Raymond Grahamg Rosen, Cseatedl, Bill Tritschp Dr. Hagqett, loel Flerninqg Tallant, Dave Hindrnang Ada, Flora Blackg Mrs. Haqaett, Grace Niqri. l 118 School ushers, with Ford C. Stevenscn as faculty adviser, are on duty at all public performances, both school and civic, held in the high school auditorium. They also have charge of the check room provided tor members of the adult evening classes. Row lz Pritts, Brandon, Hoffman, Redick, Rankin Csecretaryl, Cooper. Row 2: Bolam, Raybuck, Curry, Baker, Patten, Stuart, Robinson. Row 3: Tritsch, G. Graham, Young, Schaftner, R. Graham Cpresident and head usherl. Row 4: Kemper, Huber. Not pictured: Hill, Ross, McCafferty, Rippee, Hindman, Colley, Butler, Frederick ttreas- ureri, McCandless. New members: Shirley Butler, Ioan Christy, Lillian Chuba, Helen Colley, Betty Daugherty, La Verne Frederick, Ruth Graham, lohn Henicheck, Beverly Herron, Carol Hindman, lack Kyripoutiz, Marlene La Mott, Randall Maharg, Barbara McCaudlen, Dick McCandless, Margaret McCoy, Pat Rippee, Bernadette Schatiner, Leah Seratine, lack Souzer, Bob Stuart. ALL SCHOOL PLAY The all school play, Seven Keys to Baldpatef' was presented on Thursday and Friday evening, March 17 and l8. The play was under the direction oi Martha Colbert Seyler. The Cast Elijah Quimby ...................................................... Ioel Fleming Mrs. Quimby .................. ........... C harmaine Stuart, Ruth Hiack William H. Magee ............ ........... F rederic Curry, David Hindman Iohn Bland ............. .................................. A lan Creditord Mary Norton ............................................................ lolly Oswalt Mrs. Rhodes ........................ Grace Nigri, Amelia Butler Peters ........................... Donald Aspelin, Paul Eisenhuth Myra Thornhill .................................... Harriet McCafterty Vonetta Baron lim Cargan .........,......... ............... I on Campbell Thomas Hayden ................................................... Donald Orr, Raymond Graham Iiggs Kennedy ............ Harold Huber, Edwin Randig The Owner of Baldpate .................. Bruce McMarlin, Iames Miller Technical Staff Scene Artist ............................................. E. Bertram Shatter Stage Director ................................................... Leon Radaker Bookholders .................. Carol McCarl, Pat Hathaway Stage Manager .......................................... Wade McKinney Lights ...............................................................,.. Melvin Bachman Sound ................... ...................... A nn Barnard, Donald Hockenberry Properties ......... .......... R onald Young, Fern Dickson, Norma lean Anthony Costumes .......... ...................... M arcia Mangold, Nancy McCormick Make-up .................. loanne Swigart, leanne Wasko, Mary Lee l-loovler, Iudy O'Donnell Stage Crew .................. Richard Schnur, loe Matula, Kenneth Gilliland, Donald Cavalero Advertising .................. Clarence Dorenkamp, Nancy McCandless, Phyllis Fennell, Cora Lee Uber, Lauretta Co- vert, Suzanne Montag Poster Design ............ David Geyer, Donald Aspelin Cover Design ior Programs ............ Chuck DeVivi Set April Heinsohn, Marilyn Daugherty, Chuck De- Vivi, Mary Lou Herlinger, Evelyn Hilovsky, Mar- jory Stoner, Delores Stoner, Eleanor Leech, Ioyce Nicholas, Amy Piter, Muriel Raybuck, Reita Slater. Display Posters Donald Aspelin, Nancy Nicholas, Margaret Miller, Ioan Seigireid. Row l: Love, Burns, Doerr, Baron. Row 2: Kulick, Ferguson, Midberry, Angert. Row 3: Croll, Atwell, Morrison, Mech- ling. Not pictured of the varsity or novice debaters is William Ashbaugh. Debate teams are under the direction of Miss Gertrude Ritzert and belong to the Pennsyl- vania Forensic and A l l e g h e n y College Leagues. Varsity teams are county cham- pions and hope to repeat last year's stand- ing ot state champions. The school has a chapter of the National Forensic League. Members are George At- Well, Richard Croll, Richard Mechling, David Morrison, William Ashbaugh, David Hind- man, Mary Beth Love, Marilyn Kulick, Ver- onica Ferguson, Vonetta Baron, Charlene Midberry. Pat, Ion, Ruth, Harriet. Ruth Hiack announces a number on the Junior Downbeat program, While Pat Hathaway and Harriet McCaiferty write introductions for the remaining numbers. Ion Campbell is making some last minute changes on the School Notes. This program is broadcast every Saturday throughoutthe year, As Bob Stevenson tseated rightl types up his introduction, Miss Esther lohnson helps lim Hutchinson with a program he will announce. Looking on are Raymond Graham, lon Campbell, and David Hindmcm. Miss Iohnson was re- sponsible for assembly programs first semester, Miss Elsie Moore, for second. Friday programs are broadcast. Among other public speaking and radio ac- tivities are the Iunior Town Meetings arranged by Mrs. Martha Colbert Seyler. Programs are presented every other Thursday by four or five students and a student moderator, the group being under the direction of a faculty mem- ber. The discussions vary from local and school problems to state and international. Assemblies also offer an opportunity for dis- play of talent. They are varied, interesting and informative. The football squad and coaches gave a program on rules, signals, and plays, athletic letters were presented, talent groups of the school and guest artists have appeared, including featured performances ranging from lack Rank's one man version of Macbeth and the Masons with their trained monkeys to the All Stars, high school group, with a program of popular music. Student announcers are used for the assemblies. They have charge of the program, introduce the performers, and serve as masters of ceremonies. lon Campbell, Raymond Graham, David Hind- man, Iames Hutchinson and Robert Stevenson are regular announcers. Others who have served are Margaret Miller, Rosemary Swee- ney, Frederic Curry and Ruth Hiack. Twice each week, under the direction of Miss Gertrude Reed, school news is broadcast. Wed- nesdays at 4:30, David Hindman or Philip Miller is newscaster. On Saturday mornings, Pat Hath- away or Ruth Hiack give school notes as a part of the Iunior Downbeat program. Substitute newscasters are lon Campbell and Raymond Graham. Iunior Downbeat, a broadcast of recorded tunes for teenagers conducted by high school pupils, originates at WISR. Iunior Downbeaters are Ruth Hiack, Pat Hathaway, Harriet lVlcCafferty, and Mary Lois Hill. Selected for the coming year are Barbara Schmidt, ludy O'Donnell, Eleanor McCowin, loan Shearer, Roberta Block, Velma ludson, Shirley Walker. David Hindman and Mary Lois Hill, co-editors of the Magnet, and Mary Ellen Stanger, news editor, make decisions con- cerning yearbook, Eagle and monthly material. flfewd ff49-egmcffzlfd 7949- 756 Magna? The Magnet is a very important institution around Butler High School for it keeps students and faculty members constantly informed about all school activities, social events, and sports in which teams participate. The five monthly issues are the only official school record of news and events. A regular feature of the Magnet staff is the 2500 word column published weekly in the Butler Eagle. Each week news- casters read the important happenings on two programs over station WISH. ln addition to these worries, the yearbook staff works all year on the senior issue of the Magnet. The mag- There is never a dull moment during Magnet period, particularly for the Magnet yearbook staff. There are always pictures to arrange and paste, captions to write, and copy to prepare and to type. Here Miss Reed discusses arie of the biggest problems with staff members-which pictures shall be used. azine is a charter member of Quill and Scroll, and belongs to national and state press asso- ciations. lt has won first honors in both. The monthly issue is classified as a news mag- azine since it presents both literary articles and news items. Various departments, supervised by faculty advisers, are responsible for cover- ing different aspects of the news. These depart- ments combine to publish a forty page mag- azine of literary material, athletics, activities, and special features, in October, November, De- cember, Eebruary, and May. ln April, a special yearbook is published which gives a summary of all the important school events of the past year with special emphasis on the students of the graduating classes. The job of preparing this issue belongs to the Senior staff which begins early in the year to plan Row l: Walker, Hutchinson, McCullough, Burgess, Lyon. Bow 2: Chos, Fecich, Montag, Mahalik. Row 3: Stevenson, Yates, Beitz, Cypher, McCandless. Members of the business staff try to make ends meet when the Magnet goes to press, while the two photographers enhance the pages with pictures. the layout of the book. Each member is as- signed to one section. He arranges pictures and writes captions and copy for his own division. After all the write-ups have been checked and proofread, the Senior Magnet is ready to go to press. The column of high school news in the Butler Eagle and regular broadcasts of high school notes have contributed to better public relations between the public and the school. A staff of four newscasters compile their own broadcasts and present the news every Wednesday eve- ning at 4:30 and every Saturday morning at 11:15. Two substitutes are also available in case one of the regular announcers is absent. The news column is a feature in which the pub- lic is greatly interested, for it publishes a record of weekly events and features. Row l: McCafferty, Uber, Wilson, McClafferty, Hoovler. Row Z: McCormick, Thompson, Hiack, Zachar. Row 3: Norring ton, Donovan, Bowser, Kripowicz. The busy reporters and members of the activities staff hurry to meet deadlines each week for the Eagle column and write many of its items. Row l: Hindrnan, H. McCafferty, Love, Stanger. Row 2: I. McCatferty, Frantz, Hill. Row 3: Wilson, Campbell, Leith. Row 4: Zachar, Cypher. Not pictured: P. Miller, Adolph Yates, Dorothy Biskup, Raymond Graham. These members of the staff were awarded the Quill and Scroll, national journalistic society, at the end oi the first semester. STAFF: Semester I STAFF: Semester II C0-EdiTOfS --4'-'----'A'-'--4 -..--.---.-.--A-.---..-.- M UTY I-OiS Hill, David HiY1ClI1'1O1'1 Co-Editors ..............,........................,........ Mary Lois Hill, David Hindman News Editor ........ ,..-..... . -...........,.---.-.-,-.-.------.-,-.-.-.-.----......... M ary Ellen Stanqer News Editor ...............,........,.,...........................................,...........,............, Philip Miller Literary Editors .........................,.,............,....... Lois Campbell, Ioan Lloyd, Literary Editors .,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,..,...,.,....., George Atwell, Lois Campbell, Mary Lou Maurhoft, Marilyn McKee, Leroy Smiley Mary Lou Maurhoff, Evelyn McClosky, Nancy Mc- Activities .....,...............................,............. Ruth Hiack, Mary Lee Hoovler, Candless, Helen Sollie, Amy Piier Hflffief MCCCIHQTTYV NUUCY MCC0fIT1iCkf Philip Miller. Activities ......,...............,.............................., Ruth Hiack, Mary Lee Hoovler, Patty Leith, Betty Thompson, Cora Lee Uber, Harriet McCafferty, Nancy McCormick, Patty Leith, I-Ynfleffe Wilson Cora Lee Uber, Georgiana Whitehill, Lynette Wilson, Features ...............,...,..................,......... Dolores Bertocki, Mary Beth Love Suzanne Montag lnquiring Reporters ..,................................. Dorothy Biskup, Paul Keck Features .,.....,........................................ Dolores Bertocki, Mary Beth Love All-HI1Hi NOf9S --.--4-----....-----.-.-,-.-.. Mary Lou Bloom, MGTCiG Terl CCHS lnquiring Reporters ...................,.,.,............ Dorothy Biskup, Paul Keck Iokes ...,.......,...........,.,..,............ .......,......, I on Campbell, Iames Hutchinson, Alumni Notes .........................,.... Mary Lou Bloom, Marcia Ten Cate Charles Kaufman Iokes ........................................ .......,.,...., I on Campbell, Iames Hutchinson, Athletics ....,,.,.... ................,............,.,. M ilton Graff, Pat Hathaway, Charles Kaufman Ianice McCafferty, Adolph Yates Athletics ......................,. Don Cuffman, Milton Graft, Pat Hathaway, Exchanges .....,..... .......,...... V al Iean Fecich, Dorothy McCollough Ianice McCafferty, Adolph Yates, Iean Stutz Clippings ...,...... .................................. ,................,..........,.......,... .... C a r olyn Burgess Exchanges .,...,.......,.........,...... Val Iean Fecich, Dorothy McCollough Reporters ....,,........,...,..........,...........,.................. Iames Bowser, Helen Klimek, Clippings .......................,...,....,............................................................ Carolyn Burgess Dan Donovan, Delores Kripowicz, Antoinette Reporters .................. Ann Burns, Iames Bowser, Iudy McDonnell, McClafferty, Lenora Norrington, Theodora Zachar Dan Donovan, Delores Kripcwicz, Antoinette Mc- Photographers .............,.........,............ William Reitz, Robert Stevenson Clafferty, Pat Rippee, Lenora Norrington, Theodora Business .....,....,..........,............,.....,........,.... Dorothy Chos, Kenneth Cypher, Zachar, Helen Klimek Chuck DeVivi, Nancy Hutchison, Patty Lyon, Photographers ....................,.,............, William Reitz, Robert Stevenson Patricia Mahalik, Suzanne Montag, Adolph Yates, Business ..........., Dorothy Chos, Kenneth Cypher, Chuck DeVivi, Lynn McCandless, Shirley Walker Nancy Hutchison, Patty Lyon, Patricia Mahalik, Typists ...,...,... .... ,.,.. ................. S h i rley Fackender, Dorothy Haydon, Adolph Yates Loretta Klimek, Rose Nanni, Shirley Smith, Typists .................. Nancy Wasko, Patty Manny, Dorothy Haydon, Nancy Wasko, Gloria Talifero, Frances Mattie Courson, Iean Seigtreid, Shirley Smith Hortert, Mary Lou Herlinger Frances Hcrtert Literary Adviser .....,.......................,..................................., Miss Gertrude Reed Literary Adviser ..............,.........,........,.......,...........,............ Miss Gertrude Reed Assistants ..,............,.......,....,....... Miss Mary Iamison, Miss Sarah Reid Assistants ...............,.,...........,...,.. Miss Mary Iamison, Miss Sarah Reid Business Adviser .......................................................,............. Nelson P, Palmer , Business Adviser .....,...........................................,.............. ,...Nelson P. Palmer 124 V: Ami 1523? W .. . S A Q --xx, - H M ,- . ws' wkbn gg 3 if Qi : A 'S 5 T5 Seated: Ruth Bowman, Theodora Zachar, Delores Bertccki, Donna Smith, Mary Ann Klimek, Loretta Klimek, Ruth l-liack. Standing are the Y-Teen advisers, Mrs. E. G. Yoas and Mrs. H. M. Dight. Y-Teens and Hi-Y Clubs The Y-Teens and l-li-Y clubs offer to students opportunities for school and community service for social activities, for the development of in- dividual skills, and opportunities to carry out discussions of vocations, world citizenship and family relations. The membership is open to any student interested in its purpose. The high school grades are represented by different clubs with individual advisers and officers. The Y-teens, an organization of the YWCA, participate in World Fellowship Week, Y-Teen Roll Call Week, and attendance at regional conferences, Under the excellent leadership of new YWCA executive Mrs. Stella Wise, the Y-Teens had a very successful year. The big social event of the year was the Big Freeze, a midwinter dance. The Y-Teens helped collect money for the lnfantile Paralysis Drive and during the holidays made favors for use at the hospitals. The officers of the Central Y-Teens are Ann Barnard, president, Ruth Ann Bowman, vice presidentp Ioyce Curry, secretaryy Ruth I-liack, treasurer. The officers of the Lyndora Y-Teens are Delores Bertocki, president, Loretta Klimek, vice presidentg Theodora Zachar, secretary: Mary Ann Klimek, treasurer. The Hi-Y, an organization of the YMCA, pre- sented a worthwhile program this year under the direction of Cliffton Lehman and George Kaluger. Many interesting meetings were spent listening to prominent speakers from Butler. The Hi-Y members have helped raise money for the World Youth Fund, a project to build up YMCA's throughout the World. At Christmas, the Iunior l-li-Y prepared boxes of food for needy people. The big social event of the Senior l-li-Y club was the Shillalah Shuffle, a St. Patrick's Dance. All Y clubs are active in community life and furnish a spiritual inspiration for the high school pupils who are members. Senior Hi-Y-Row l: Fred Curry tvice presidentl, lames Bowser Cpresidentl, lohn Port. Row 2: Lewis Hogan, Robert Stevenson, loel Fleming, Bruce Mclifiarlin, Robert Kennedy, Mr. Lehman Cadviseri. Not pictured: Paul Gordon, Dave Mor- rison, Don Zimmerman Csecretary-ireasurerl, Bill Fulton, Wayne Shields. lunior Hi-Y-Row l: Lawrence McQuaid, Allen Secher, Bill Green fvice presidenti, Tom Dilts, Ray Campbell. Row 2: Chuck Klee, Bill Bowser tpresidentl, lim Iones, Earl Calderwood, Dave We-ast, Mr. Kaluger tadviserl. Row 3: Howard Bloom, Bill Pontius, Ronald Brady, Dick Schaffnit, Larry Last Csecretaryi, lohn King. Not pictured: Ed Duignan ftreasureri, Kaye Clements, Dave Pollack, Boyd Snodgrass. Sophomore Alpha Hi-Y-Row l: Grant Butler, Donald Shear- er, Robert Deane itreasureri, Kenneth Young. Row 2: Bill List, Darrel Raybuck fsecretaryi. Row 3: Don Richardson fvice presiclenil, Dan Wieizel, Ray Campbell, Ray Prokop- chak, Mr. Lehman fadviserl. 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Here are recorded the favorite tales of these same people. Kindergarten: Marilyn Wiles stood on the corner and cried until someone came and took her home . . Mary Ellen Stanger learned to skip . . Iimmy Noyes hooked a tinkertoy set to practice with at home . . David Hindman had his hands slapped for dropping his crayons . . Eugene Eicholtz was unofficially voted the Most Gallant boy in nursery school . . First Grade: Don Aspelin got up at 5:30 to get ready for the first day . . loan Rohr Wanted to stay all day like older children . . . Donna Kinser fell off her seat while sleeping . . loan Lloyd got a ride home in the police car because she forgot the Way . . Ronald Brunermer tried to keep his dog under his seat, but he tramped on its tail . . Kenny Raabe started dreaming of being an A Senior . . Louis Muti was so small the teacher carried him . . Marie Yenkala had to replace the teach- er's yardstick that Was broken over her head . . Margie Fair Was slapped for sticking her tongue out at the teacher . . Shirley Watterson needed a footstool . . Ianice McCafferty was left in the hall to cry a bucket full of tears . . Suzie Montag thought that afternoon naps were definitely es- sential . . Paul Dunn cried when they moved his twin sister to a different home roorn and refused to stop until they moved her back . . Genevieve Gillon was Goldilocks and Was horrified be- cause she had to kiss Baby Bear . . Rosemary Sweeney tripped over a large dictionary and fell into the Waste basket . . lack McKain's mother couldn't persuade him to stay in school -but his father did . . Marcia Mangold cried because the teacher said she looked like a gypsy in her bright red dress . . Second Grade: Grace Nigri started a music career as leader of the rhythm band . . Bill Tritsch gave his best girl his new Orphan Annie pin . . Bill lackson's mother gave him an apple for the teacher-but he ate it . . Leroy Morrison had to stay in for Leroy Smiley because the teacher wrote only Leroy on the board . . lohanna Campbell Wore KIDD'S KOZY KORNER -- ON THE HILL 1 Soda, Cigars and Confections Newspapers Magazines Corner Second and Brady Sts. BICKEL'S SHOE STORE Q Nunn-Bush - Styl-Eez - Crosby-Square Mode-Art CHRISTY BEAUTY SALON 316 East Brady Street PHONE 5-759 Take the Christy Short-cut to the New Look SANDWICHES Sodas - Sundaes - Heavy Mllkshakes BANANA SPLITS I'IEROI.D'S DRIVE INN N. Main Street D-ear Students: For the fastest and best instrument repair serv ice, call on us. Very truly yours, THE BUTLER MUSIC STORE HILCREST DINER FULL counss DINNERS and sHoRT ORDERS Route 8 at Unionville 7 Miles North of Butler, Pa. Authentic Styles Seasonable Wear x.RAY FITTING k5'.Sg,f9, If They're Smart They Come from MilIer's C. E. MILLER Butler's Leading Shoe Store Better Portraits PAUL I- WOLFE STUDIO Butler Theatre Building -- FOR THAT NEXT DANCE -- Rideina SWAN TAXI 4-949 LET Us DO YoUR SHEET METAL WORK W. L. SARVER MFG. CO. 219 E. Cunningham St. Butler, Pa. HEROLD'S DAIRY BAR SUNDAES, MILKSHAKES u soDAs l The Place to Meet Friends -- 122 E. jefferson Street Phone 4-964 RAY ANDRE Ride the New Cushman Motor Scooter W. Cunningham St. at Jefferson St. MICHAEL DOLAN STUDIOS Instruction in VOICE - PIANO - THEORY Baldwin Masterpiece Used Exclusively 257 S. Main St. Phone 41-021 Enjoy Life T I-I E ' S WAY The Home of Tumble Inn her apron to school . . Audrey Lockhaiser cried because Bernard Myers would not let her carry his books . . Agnes Mudrick broke her rhythm sticks . . Steve Potochny had to stay in after school to learn to spell his name . . Genevieve Nietrzeba and Don Cuftman exchanged lilacs as a token ot love . . lim Matson played the part of a dog in a play . . Maxine Sherman ate the apple oft the teacher's desk . . Helen Bachman gave the teacher a box of ants . , Bill Lohner got sick eating crayons . . Richard Hackett chased all the little girls for a kiss . . Patti Schattner made a habit of breaking rulers . . Ianny Eakin treated the whole second grade to potato chips . . Fanny Morrison received a rotten egg from an ardent admirer at Easter- time . . Third Grade: Alice Rettig's golden curls reminded her teach- er of ripe bananas . . lim Sweesy stayed out- side the room on Visitor's Day because he didn't want his mother to see him . . Paul Keck had to push the ammunition tor his bean shoot- er up the aisle with his nose . . Rena Spinetti was terrified because she had to dance with a boy in a school play . . Mary lane Spryn threw a clasmate's shoe out the window . . The teacher gave Glenn Graham a doll to play with tor playing with the girls . . Lauretta Covert an angel in a Christmas play, disagreed with an- other angel and broke her wand over his head . . Mitzi Vittu came to school with her pajama tops on under her blouse . . Ierry Schroth erased a test, and as a result had the eraser cut off his pencil . . Ches Cypher wore a sign tor saying ain't . . Ioe Mancino became quite a ladies' man . . Marcia Ten Cate delivered notes tor the teacher so she could read them . . Mary Esther Rodgers cried when she read the tragedy ot the Three Little Pigs. Fourth Grade: Helen Staat and Donna Kinser sat down on the curb and waited for the school bell to ring . . Gilda Fewkes had to sit with Clarence Cran- mer for talking . . Norma Cress started her talking tame by standing in the corner . . Donna Kriess had to stay atter school on her birthday tor beating up two boys in a baseball game . . Harold Campbell drew a beard and moustache on Alexander I-lamilton's picture . . loe Trimbur came to school early and opened all the doors with his penknife . . Connie Fields watched the circus unloading until two-thirty . . Rosemary Rozic had a birthday party for herself-not even 4 'her' parents knew she was having it . . George tContinued cn Page 1475 Gold. More Than 100 Million Dollars In Payrolls At Butler Plant Since 1927 ARMCO STEEL CURPURATIUN Butler Division VFW Builer, Pa. 144 P L A N N O W . To Visit Your Friendly Store OFFUTT, --- The Department Store Where Thrifty Shoppers Buy - 125-127 North Main Street Home of Valuable S. 86 H. Green Stamps Don't Just Ask for Motor Oily . ASK FOR The Original Pennsylvania Oil UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED There is a big difference in motor oils! VALVOLINE aclcls life to old cars- gives new cars the kind of protective lubrication they were designed for. VALVO- LINE costs more to make, costs LESS to use. It saves you money in the long run. 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For Dress or Sportswear It Is Always DOUTHETT 86 GRAHAM PENN HARDWARE A. F. Chiprean, Prop. Glass - Hardware - Stoves - B. P. S. Paints - - E. ff s S 108 SCUTH MAIN STREET Phone 22 810 BUTLER, 44 Je er on t THE BUTLER FLORIST NATIONALLY KNOWN FOOTWEAR . . CHAS A BORTMAS Air Step - Buster Brown Corsages a Specialty Walkover 1 Roblee TELEPHONE 42-401 GOODMAN BOOTERY 143 East Jefferson Street Butler, Pa. 130 Scuth Main Street KIRKPATRICK'S WORSLEY .I E W E L E R 125 South Main Street i BUTLER PA 132 West Cunningham Street i' Q U A L I T Y i Diamonds -- Watches - Silverware i Jewelry -l Specializing in Imperial Washable Wallpapers Service for Over Half a Century BUTLER BATTERY CO. AUTO-LITE Ignition Carburetion ' Lubrication D121 4-078 216 S. McKean St. HOME OF Koehler Living Rooms, Magic Chef Ranges Philco Products, Simmons Bedding, Rembrandt Lamps ROBINS FURNITURE CO. 119 New Castle St. Butler, Pa, IOHN TACK 61 SONS EXCAVATING C. P. DORENKAMP Furnace Installing and Repairing Tinning, Spouting and Roofing R. D. 1, Butler, Pa. Call 35-314 N EIGH BROS. Registered Plumbers PLUMBING 86 HEATING Service and Supplies - Phone 34-340 - THE IAY SHOPPE Butlerls Exclusive Chilclren's Shoppe -- and T Outfitters for The Pre-Teeners Visit Our Enlarged and Modern Store S HAFF E R'S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS Penn Theatre Bldg. -k DIAMONDS Watches - jewelry Class Rings and Pins Abraham caught his head under his desk and couldn't get it out until the janitor raised the desk . . Pete Graham ran around the room four times for every time he was caught chewing gum . . Fate started her plan when Iohn Prokop- chak met a basketball . . jay Goettler started singing Ole Man River . . Harry Leyland decided to be a fireman . . Iohanna Roen told everyone that her naturally blonde hair was really obtained by using hydroxide . . Fil th Grade: Milton Graff talked the teacher out of giving him a spanking for stoning the girls . . jim Hutchin- son put his feet on the girls' desks and got their dresses dirty. The teacher announced that it was just a method of drumming up business for the cleaners . . joanne Liebler had to wipe her mother's lipstick off in front of the class . , Mary Ann Codispot threw blackboard erasers at the boys . . Bill Deer threw the teacher's ink bottle out of the window . . Anthony Christofano played hopscotch with the girls . . Eleanor Blasko's dog followed her to a Halloween party and let everyone know who she was . . Norman Gordon, during a lapse in memory, left a few tacks on the chair of his teacher . . Chuck De Vivi had to wear sacks on his hands to cure his nail-biting . . Grace Shearer and Delores Miller were late to school because they ex- plored all the side streets in search of tin foil for the tin foil drive . . Mike Zelinka's favorite pastime was throwing pens across the room . . Rose Nanni got a medal for not talking all day . . Sixth Grade: Betty Thomson broke her arm while running away from a boy with a grasshopper . . Nancy Corea started singing at air raid drills . . Patty Baker told the teachers her gum was supposed to keep her braces from pinching . . The teach- er though Dorothy Biskup was just a visitor on the first day because she was so small . . Keith Martin and Chester Cypher teamed up to take care of anyone that got too funny . . Eva Fitzgerald wore a scarf continually for sev- eral days because the barber got too ambitious . . Lewis Hogan was put out of class for trying to pull a tooth . . Dolores Walker won a pair of shoes in a spelling contest . . joe Spohn broke his left arm while walking in his sleep . . Mary Lou Snyder came to school early so she wouldn't have to practice her piano lesson . . Stella Fleischer rang the bell in the school- house for exercise . . Mary Ann Ianda offered to give away all the shoes in her father's store . . lContinued on Page 1497 WHEN YOU NEED PIPE We'll Do Our Best to Help You Keystone Pipe and Supply Co. YOUR CLOVER FARM STORE Is Near Your Home Ready to Serve You with Good Groceries and Meats GOOD LUMBER BUTLER STEAM LAUNDRY makes GOOD HOMES We Make Your Clothes Clean DILLICH LUMBER co. and Sanifafy TOP of S- M-in RONALD R. MCCANDLESS 3305575 GROCERY 138 P51023 Zfif1fAl1fiIfA15Z1f iilffice MEATS ' PRODUCE i Telephone 20-570 GROCERIES Prescriptions, Non-Allergic Cosmetics Phone 54-177 Butler, Pa. Belts and THISSCS Phone 44-440 GEIBEI.. FUNERAL HOME Stephen J. Geibel 201 E. Cunningham St. Butler, Pa. The NAST Co. Headquarters for JANTZEN Swim Suits GIRLS - MENS 247 So. Main St. Butler, Pa. KRINER'S CARPETS - LINOLEUMS RUBBER TILE Telephone 4-019 126 N. Main St. Skate for Health and Pleasure M. ai ,- CASTLE ROLLER RINK Rates to Parties P11039 25-874 222 S. Main St. Phone 20-021 GEO. KET TERER. FURNITURE ROPER RANGE OSTERMOOR MATTRESS Butler,Pa. ,aznagh Efhnmpann illunrral ignmr Iol1nR. ELLISON 6fSons O'BRIEN'S Q ESTABLISHED 1889 PLUMBING 86 HEATING SUPPLIES PLUMBING 86 HEATING GAS APPLIANCES 6 Quality Merchandise and Service for 59 Years Phone 54-156 111 W' North St' 132 East Jefferson St. Phone 45-100 POLLACK'S SERVICE STATION One Stop Service Route 422 - 3 Miles West of Butler, Pa. Phone 45-493 glztfffs . . . . ms 15511211 Gfhe place fur ilte ignung mth Qlullegiafe BUY THAT NEXT LOAD OF COAL - from - Butler Consolidated Coal Co. IOHN KEMPER 6 SON MAKERS OF GOOD HARNESS Phone - Dial 42-303 124 East Cunningham St. Butler, Pa. IT'S THE WILLARD HOTEL BUTLER, PA. For That Banquet KRAUS BAKERY uButler's Leading Retailerl' WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Phone 36-854 136 W. Jefferson Street Fred M. Kraus TRACY QAKIKEL MANNAS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Authorized Sales 86 Service R O Y A I. World's No. 1 Portable - Office Size TYPEWRITERS - PHONE 5-632 - 236 W. Jefferson St. Butler, Pa. lenna Lee Milsom refused her first proposal of marriage . . Seventh Grade: Patty Manny refused to have her first girl and boy party because her parents didn't want the guests to play post-office . . Michael Curcio wouldn't take off his hat for days because he had a teddy bear haircut . . lim Walters was the Cassanova of seventh grade . . Garnet Stev- enson threw a bucket of water at Bay Kummer . . lolly Oswalt played baseball every day with the boys . . Ioel Fleming was Little Boy Blue in the operefta . . Allan Crediford shimmied up a flag pole . . Martha Fair and Audrey Lockhaiser performed Romeo and Iuliet on the balcony outside of the library of St. Peter's School . . Eighth Grade: Marion Kirkwood got the seat of honor beside Dr. Bean at eighth grade commencement . . Ioe Mrochek's home room teacher brought him two meatballs so that he'd stop singing One Meatballu . . Ioan Mcliissick passed notes by way of an encyclopedia . . Mary Ann Hindman asked the visiting psychiatrist what rnade her so shy . . Doris King wore lipstick at graduation . . lane Brophy had a fist fight with another girl over a boy . . Marian Mager broke her ankle running away from the boys . . Winifred Hogg was a Vagabond in the operetta White Gypsy . . Shirley Neubert borrowed her broth- er's squirt gun to wage war with the boys . . Don Angeloni graduated with highest honors . . Loretta Klirnek and her sister, Mary Ann, had their first argument over a boy . . Ninth Grade: Toni McClafferty sat on a chair and all four legs fell off . . Francis Conerty was made a traffic cop in Iunior High . . Ken Cypher first heard of elevators for Seniors to ride . . Shirley Fackender and Iackie Parsons spent all their spare time teaching Bud Mclndoe and Ted Kottraba to dance . . Dick Steighner always blushed when he saw a good-looking girl . . Theodora Zachar gave the principal parts of bring as bring, brang, brung . . Susi Mark sold pictures of senior boys for a quarter . . Tenth Grade: Eleanor Filson cried because she couldn't see lim Monteleone get his basketball letter . . Bob Iohnston set a trap for the mice in Miss Heed's room and was known from that moment on as Exterminator . . Iohn Billek and Don Ion lContinued on Page 1521 5 A FRANK L. SARVER COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE AND REAL ESTATE See Our Extensive Line of SUITS AND FURNISHINGS FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS OE BUTLER, PA. i e: R 'd : I27M S. Main St. esl42l2cINIorth Main St. Phone 5-158 Phone 5-158 142 S. Main Street BUTLER, PA. BUTLER AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY TWO HOUR WASHING AND DRYING SERVICE 122 E. Wayne St. Phone 29-503 Pat Patrizio, Prop. POPULAR PRICED BOOK'S SHOES POPULAR STYLED 229 South Main Street Butler, Pa. Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. THE YOUNGER LIFE INSURANCE IS PURCHASED THE HIGHER THE RETIREMENT INCOME VALUE Fine Selection of Young Menis CLOTHING 86 FURNISHINGS PER DOLLAR INVESTED I. L. FLEEGLE, DISTRICT MANAGER THE HUB 406-7 B. S. at T. BLDG. BUTLER, PA. PHONE: 21-770 BUTLER, PA. Offers All Girls an Opportunity for Real Living BUTLER Y-TEEN LYNDORA Teen-Agers Around the World Are Being Heard Today Through the Y. W. C. A. ROSENBERG FUR SHOP Fine Furs, Coats, Suits, Dresses and Accessories Phone 4-975 233 South Main St. Butler, Pa. 1- For Quick. Accurate Prescription Service 1 HARMAN'S PHARMACY J. R. Stewart - Prop. BUCI'IER'S SERVICE STATION Gas and Oil Groceries - Fresh Meats and Notions Pl'10l19 35-300 357 Center Ave. Rieck's Dairy Products GREENWOOD VILLAGE STORE PRIOR'S RESTAURANT Groceries - Meat - Vegetables Reservations Invited Phone 292 Phone 24-881 Butler R. D. 5 on Route 422 Chicken 86 Steak Dinners - Special Parties John Kropf Portersvi'le, Pa. tOn Route 19-4227 Fine Clothes for The High School Student A I I fl , XfTTTTjT'Q'Dff in B g , .M-CARREN WD 136 South Main Street Exclusive But Not Expensive BUILDERS SUPPLIES Ready Mixed Concrete Johns Manville Roofing Septic Tanks - Sewer Pipe SHUFFLIN 84 GREEN Dial 3-743 100 S. Monroe St. Butler, Pa. Serving Butler Faithfully for Over 30 Years 'lX f 1 1 X N Grohman s Drug Store My ' 'QI7 - 19,15 w' j1.:' ' Y .. IZ Howell, Ansco, Speed Graphic, Argus, ',llL,,J Hy Rsvefe-, Wages mmfs- ew- 211 S014 on ,. STYLISTS OF FINE WOMEN'S APPAREL Convenlent Ll get payments. Y l BUTLER, PA. Look at the Price-Compare Quality Complete Stock DuPont Paints Sporting Goods General Hardware 0 I . BUTLER HARDWARE COMPANY I . Butler, Penna. 126 South Main Street Dial Z8-810 S. S. KRESGE CO. 5c to 51.00 Store Butler's Friendly Store LITI-IOGRAPHING and PRINTING CATALOGS-HOUSE ORGANS Craftsmen-Ziegler Co. 235-239 West Cunningham St. DIAL 4-743 Wonderful Food Quick Service DIGHT'S DINER Corner Wfashington 66 Jefferson Opposite Post Office THE HOT DOG SANDWICH SHOP EAST JEFFERSON STREET BUTLER, PENNA. BUTLER, PA, Altering B 56-ill? I S Repairing MAGIIZIOIEPEECQUQZTOVE RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. CLEANERS - HATTERS Centrally Located Next to Fire Station 126 West North Street Butler. Pennsylvania Corner North and Main Streets Butler, Pa. SHOP MCCLUNG-CONRAD SHOP For Date Dresses - Sweaters - Skirts and Accessories 143 N. Main Phone 54-226 Home Made Candies and Ice Cream CUMMINGS' CANDY SHOP 146 North Main Street Melody Music Shoppe 333 South Main St. OUR MUSICAL CENTER for RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC INSTRUMENTS - DRUMS ACCORDIONS - PIANOS School of Music - Radios and Phonographs Musical Supplies and Accessories Open Evenings Till 9:00 P. M. Phone 29-504 Pennsglvania Refining Cu. Butler, Pa. 0 PREMIUM PENN-DRAKE MOTOR OIL PENN-DRAKE GASOLINE 0 DOMESTIC HEATING OIL wanted a scholarship to George Ir. so they could play football for them . . Billie Baldauff blew a bubble from the hall into No. 215 and on the way the bubble met Miss Powell . . Miss Nast sent Ray McDonald from the room so Shirley Iones could concentrate . . Ellen Gemperle, Cy Green and Mary Green played a borrowed violin in the cloakroom every noon . . Norma lsaac chewed gum because she was cutting wisdo mteeth . . Gene Lefever threw Carl Smith's shoe up on the roof of the Butler Theater . . Theresa Useller got her pigtails cut . . Nancy West discovered that Mr. Hogg exist- ed . . lean Seigfreid started sliding down bani- sters . . Eleventh Grade: Helen Duncan defined a normal school as a school for Extra brilliant students . . Dick Kemper was tackled by Patty Lyon in a friend- ly game of touch football . . Marian Brown wrote a composition entitled Gum Chewing in the Fourteenth Century . . Charmaine Stuart put Dr. Bean in the wrong seat the first time she ushered . . April Heinsohn left her shoe in Miss Nast's history class . . Edward Schaming had to crank his car to get it started . . Betty Frantz graciously thanked Mr. Bernlohr for the use of his typewriter and then fell over the wastepaper basket . . lon Campbell started having wrecks . . Mary Lou Bloom went to a church conference and came home with a ter- rific zest for writing letters . . Mickey Hill thought the vice-president of the senior class was much smarter than the president . . Cora Lee Uber received two corsages on Easter . . Twelfth Grade: Dorothy Benton poured salt down Dolly Ber- tocki's back in homeroom . . An unknown mouse ate Mary Ann Dixon's pecan rolls . . Geraldine Martsolf, Shirley lones, and Betty Marlowe sat in the wrong grandstand at the New Castle game . . . Mr. Palmer told how much his freshman science class hated seniors while Danny Betres and Gordon Bachman sat in class and listened . . Iohn Paganelli and Dave Burt- ner had dreams about being fish in the ocean . . Hank Eyth set his rubber mouse on fire in chemistry . . Creta DeWoody turned on a water faucet to light a bunsen burner . . Chuck Fuell- fContinued on Page 1551 TESTI'S CLOVER FARM STORE GROCERIES - FRUIT - MEAT OLEOMARGARINE 400 W. Cunningham Sf. Free Delivery Phone 53-234 Butler, Pa. MILO R. WILLIAMS JEWELERS INCORPORATED ir Class Rings Gifts for Every Occasion Convenient Credit Terms 114 South Main Street Butler, Pa. THE INN CON FECTIONERY Sundaes, Sodas, and Confections Newspapers Magazines Meet and Greet Your Friends at The Inn Cor. Brady and Franklin Sts. Butler, Pa. IT PAYS TO PLAY PAUL KIRKPATRICK Sporting Goods Luggage Personal Leather Goods 130 E. Jefferson Street Butler, Pa. Dial 36-O21 KENEMUTH GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS TIRES AND BATTERIES 401 W. North St. Phone 22-750 MORRISON 'S DRUG STORE 352 E. Jefferson St. RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Charles R. Morrison, Ph. G. FREDERICK'S 151 N. Main St., Butler China and Glassware - Drafting and Artists Supplies Personalized Party Goods onips on's1g ICE CREAM We Have Your Kind BUTLER FLOOR CO. NO FLOOR SO BAD IT CAN'T BE FIXED 331 So, Wash. St. Dial 4-016 152 xxx fgqmd wizidg ,.... 'll Y ll S24 Our expansion record is sprouting faster than a growing boy. We are driv- ing with full steam ahead to furnish telephone service for everyone who wants it. Continued shortages in critical materials, such as lead for cable, may throw an occasional block across our path of progress. But we won't be stopped. We have promised to furnish all the telephone service you want-and with all possible sp eed. That's a promise we aim to keep. Q THE PEOPLES TELEPHONE CORPORATION UNION TRUSTECQMPANY -T BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA'-i- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE conpoxznxow 153 A Bank Ilepo It 1 luke il lilver Tanks just hold water.. ff. 1 they dont make it work .3 4 ' W 1. Many persons think of deposits in a bank as just sitting there waiting. They know that they can withdraw them whenever they wish, like dipping water from a tank. Dams put water to work . . .banks put money to work ggs,lX F ffdfff Q JW? Q :T X-Lsx-:QR I ,I---1 2. But bank deposits, like rivers, are harnessed for work. They are used to generate financial energy for the community-in the form of loans to individuals and businesses. iifigir f ' EE-2 fr: - Q. Q ,g:iE?E?32g?gi2iT Ai - - fxf -fr:-of f Q ' - -T - i 1-if - 'AT - Q - R - 95- fi I f Q- .. Loans irrigate small businesses.. 1. ' l il.. .. ,, the right amount at the right time ' I I f . I 3. Cr think of banks as active irrigation canals. By using banks, businessmen can tap the river of bank deposits and obtain helpful loans to irrigate'9 their businesses. 4. Our bank helps direct the flow of the dollars from many deposits into useful and produc- tive channels by making loans to individuals and businesses in Butler County. BUTLER OFFICE 300 SOUTH MAIN STREET Other Convenient Offices in Butler County Chicora, Harrisville, Lyndora, Saxonburg, Zelienople NIELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Denn an lnpnrnnpe Corporation 154 WINTERS' DRUG STORE Corner Main and New Castle Streets But1er's Largest and Most Complete Drug Store Yardley and Lentheric, Early American Helena Rubenstein Toiletries HUTCHINSON'S CLEANERS and DYERS 331 NEGLEY AVENUE Phone 3731 - 3737 C A S T L E RUBBER COMPANY Manufacturer RUBBER AUTO PARTS MOLDS - Miscellaneous Items -- AUTO BO1iE'rand FENDER WORK 'lffclixu COMPANY COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE BUTLER VULCANIZING CO. THE MILLER BOYS Dial Z1-910 143 Mercer Street Butler, Pa. H O P I E ' S FILMS - CAMERAS - SUPPLIES 120 S. Washington St. ' Butler, Pa. The Home of Panel Set Prints THE FASHION 0 See Our College Corner JOHN HONSE CO. if BETTER HOME DESIGN WITH FINE FURNISHINGS 'A' Main at Cunningham Phone 4-707 'Dad' 'Pete' 'Bob' CLASS RINGS DIAMONDS - VVATCHES - JEWELRY 148 N. Main St. Butler, Pa. grat spent hectic moments explaining the lip- stick on his shirt . . Einstein Swidzinski threat- ened Miss Critchlow with poison gas . . Lynnette Wilson formed a private grudge against the United States Navy . . The Magnet was better than ever . . Mag and Net purchased tickets to Siberia . . . MAG and NET lon Campbell and Mary Beth Love When Thinking of a New Car or Truck See Une ei the Following Dealers Q .1 BUTLER COUNTY MOTOR CO. i- Ford BUTLER NASH CO. Nash I OHN W. COOK Studebaker EISLER-SHAFF ER MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth L. I. FORCHT MOTOR SALES Hudson F. C. HOCH MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth KEAGLE'S TRADING POST DeSoto - Plymouth F. I. KECK GARAGE Willys DON LORD MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile RINGGOLD CORPORATION Packard C. A. SNYDER. INC. Pontiac - International STANDARD MOTOR CO. Buick - Chevrolet - Cadillac GMC Trucks UNIVERSAL MOTOR SALES OF BUTLER. INC. Mercury - Lincoln ZELLSMANN MOTOR CO. lT Studebaker l- - Members of Butler County Auto Dealers Association - A 156 5 OWN YOUR OWN HOME MILLER-DUMBAUGH-GYPHER CONTRACTORS 86 BUILDERS 331 So. Washington Dial 44-011 C I e a r v i s i o n WW X- g QT 4 g Mum 'N 2 e f A :I-C ,X - A L'-gains? Diggs Z'l- EEL w e 2' e f X S120 Clzelalld S22 BGIIGI' -means better grades IN BUTLER IT'S TROUTMAN' Butler County's Greatest S tofre Distinctive Fine Home Clothing Furnishings 157 a V i S 4 i BUTLER'S LEADING FURNITURE INSTITUTION 127-129 W. Jefferson Street BUTLER, PA. 1 892 1 949 Approved by State Committee on Standards Member National Association Accredited Commercial Schools 57 Years Experience in Business Education For Specialized Training in ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL SCIENCE STENOGRAPHY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ENIHLLER BUSINESS COLLEEF 158 fncfm Serum Qeafriceak Siaff Dedication .........................................,.. ....... Introduction ......... ....... Administration ........... ....... Faculty ..................... ....... Class Work ......... ....... Seniors lanuary ........... ........ Iune .............. Iuniors ........... Athletics ............,.............. ........ Extra Curricular ............. ............. School Life Scenes ......... ............. Advertisements .......................... ............. Credits and Autographs ............. ............. Pictured on division pages are sen- iors. Page 4, Thomas Ross, Mary Lois Hill, Flora Black and Marcia Ten- Cate view an 1849 map. Page 21, Lewis Hogan and Howard Fennell examine an engine in aeronautics class. Page 33, Iohn T. Hogg helps April Heinsohn, Wilbur Sutton, and George Hoover weigh treasure Ca diplomal. lames Bowser jumps a hurdle on page 85. Page 107, Con- cert Choir members, Row l: Pat Hath- away, lanice Eakin, Ruth Hiack. Row 2: Grace Nigri, Anita Gibson, Suzanne Montaq. Row 3: Ioel Flem- ing, lohn Port, Alan Lowe, David Ptauschenberger. 954- 2- 3 4- 9 10- 13 14- 19 20- 30 31- 45 46- 73 74- 83 84-105 106-127 128-139 140-158 159-160 41,9 , Co-editors: Mary Lois Hill, David Hindman Business Manager: Kenneth Cypher Ianuary Committee: Marion Kirkwood, laqueline Parsons, lack Pontius, Dorothy Rock, Helen Stait lune Committee: Donald Cufiman, Elizabeth Frantz, Patricia Gallagher, Raymond Graham, Milton Graft, lanice McCafierty, Lynnette Wilson, Theodora Zachar Iunior Member: Harriet McCaiierty Une' fmll face? wqf i C I1 , Sign flume, pminm Printing: The Eagle Printery, Inc., Butler, Pa. Engraving: Iahn and Ollier Company, Chi- cago, Ill. Covers: Kurtz Brothers, Clearfield, Pa. Photography: Russell Bennett Studio, Butler, Pa. Student Photographers: William Reitz, Robert Stevenson Faculty Photographer: Nelson P. Palmer Drawings: Charles DeVivi, Gloria Talitero Poem, page 38: Leroy Smileyb Published monthly except January, March, June, July, August and September by the Butler Senior High School Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice at Butler, Pa., and mailed at the special rate of postage, under the act of October 8, 1917 Number of Copies, this Issue, 1,600 Printed by The Eagle Printery, Inc,, Butler, Pa.