Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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ANDERSON Superintendent of Butler City Schools Dear Dr. Anderson, In the years to come, there will be much of our school life which we will forget, but as long as we live, there will be one person whom we shall never forget, our Superintendent of Schools. Ever since the first day we entered these doors as bewildered sophomores, you have always been ready with a helping hand. In many high schools the student body looks upon the chief administrator as some sort of dictator. This is certainly not true here in Butler high. You have long been regarded as an understanding friend as well as a competent administrative officer. No matter What our PrOlDlelTlS, Whether large or Srflall, as a class or EIS lI1dlVid.llalS, YOU were I1eVer COO bL1Sy to hear LIS and offer a word of advice. YOl1r quiet, humble, gentlerflarlly rnanller l'laS served as an eXCelleI'lt example for all of US to follow. Therefore, it is with a great deal of pride that we dedicate this our 1951 Nlagnet to you, Dr. Anderson. Sincerely, The Senior Class Dr. Anderson prepares to start his day's work. 4 7 e e are 7lze 7-lungs we want 70 FOREWORD Remember the time we . . . , Wasn't that funny?,,, Oh, how we used to . . . U, That surely was a good class, Remember the girl who . . . . So we reminisce whenever we get together. Realizing that the graduating class of June 1951 will soon be away from active school life, the staff of the yearbook has attempted to present in the pages of the 1951 Magnet scenes, people, and events that have made school days memorable. May the following pages serve as an index to the big and little moments of your High School career . . . big moments when the Golden Tornado rolled to an undefeated season and the championship, little moments when you forgot your homework. Days when you walked on air perhaps because you were elected sec- retary of homeroom, accepted for a part in the play, won the intra- mural game, or maybe just had all your work done and knew the answers. Whatever they brought, they were golden days to be remem- bered with pleasure. As you look through these pages at the picture of a friend, the rival you tormented in English, or the teacher on whose seat you placed a tack, may your memories bring you only smiles. f eWlZl44lJ2'Z. l 7-lie P ace The auditorium the halls the t ' h , , sairways, t e main entrance, the class rooms, the new drinking fountains, games in the gym-all these will be among our fondest memories . . . page 8-15 Tlne people The members of the administration and faculty, the office staff, our senior classmates and the underclassmen our home ff' . room o icers-these are the friends we have made in Butler High . . . page 16-69 The Work Solving algebra and trig problems, chemistr e ' y xperiments, that English theme, translating Latin and French, dates in h' k' ' istory, ma ing a book case or a dress-this was work to remember . . . a e 70-85 P S 7-lie aflzlefics The champion football squad, the roaring fans exciting basket- 7 ball games, swimming contests, spring track and golf, girls, volleyball, bowling and basketball-these are our memories of athetics , . . page 86-101 7-lie Cixffzas Band, orchestra, choir tours, after-school dances Magnet ut- , , P ting on plays, variety shows, assemblies, debating, parties, the big snow-these extra activities helped make school fun . , . page 102-144 The Place fi? we fzememlvefz flne Place TI-IE FRONT ENTRANCE 'nw place Enter the front stairs, check the time with the clock, admire the fine iron work, climb the stairs to enter the front hall of the second floor. These rafters re-echo the shouts of the cheerleaders and students, the spirited music of the band at the thrilling games as well as the melodious music furnished for the after-school dances. THE GYM BALCONY BALCONY OF AUDITORIUM SIDE STAIRWAY Students sit here for assemblies, to see sports letters awarded to many friends. Practice hours will be long remembered. Seniors will remember that here they received their diplomas and participated in commencement activities. Up these newly rubber-surfaced stairs, members of the faculty and students amble to the as- sured quietness of the library, the hustle and bustle of the chemistry lab, and to various other classes! TI-IE SHOP THE HOMEMAKING ROOM The attractive homemalcing room with its soft gray carpet and colorful accessories reminds us of lectures in family living, deli- cious hunger-inspiring odors and those mysterious faculty get-to- gethers. Shop brings hack memories of the first crookedly driven nail, learning to run the power saw, Mr. Eldridge's genial smile, and the satisfaction of that coffee table we made for Mother, the pipe rack for Dad or the sewing cabinet for Aunt Suzie. CORNER OF TI-IE LIBRARY Mind how we used to try to meet our clates in the library. We made friends of books, learned to use reference material - oh yes, even learned about courtesy fsee title of boolcj. Remember the clicking keys, the whirling mimeographg how proud we were when permitted to use the vari-typer or electric type- writer. OFFICE PRACTICE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE Why does Mr. Moore want me, I haven,t done a thing. Scene of private conferences, heart-to- heart talks, source of informa- tion and kindly advice, deserved reprimancl, care of the school activities. No, you'll never forget the office. Can I use the telephone?,' Did Mother call me? Are you one of the helpers who learned a tradeg we mean to run the switchboard or errands-you know, to get through the halls during class- time without a pass. SWITCHBOARD Cl Q , s i Q., - 1 SHOP I-IOMEMAKING 1 I5 My lancll Look at this full refrig- erator. We all probably wish that ours was stocked like that. Have a glass of milk, girls! Of course there are stoves and wash- ing machines and other such cle- vices in this well equipped kit- chen area. Get it straight, boys! Remember how carefully the boards were chosen, cut, and put together for that special bit of furniture. Re- member when John got the feet on the top. Uh, that was just a rumor. The peep! mwmre.-wnmmum, m muMmmAw.A,ww.Wfmw.m.q:a,.m M.. -mm W-nmmf..w.M.w W :wmv 0149 fzememlnefz out goafzb 06 gbucafion, ofzganizefzs o out well Ehrman, Patterson, Burns, Harriger, Spang, Anderson, Huselton, Bernlohr, Lucas lgourcl ol llclucution Ferd Spring lpresj James B. Douthett ltreasj Zi: Richard Patterson Rolland Ehrman lvice-pres.j Albert Bernlohr Edgar C. Huselton Helen K. Nlcrtland lsec.j :iz Mrs. Aleene Burns Robert S. Lucas :knot members BOARD COMMITTEES School Program: Dr. Robert S. Lucas, Rolland L. Ehrman, Albert Bernlohr Personnel: Edgar C. Huselton, Jr., Mrs Aleene Burns, Eerd Spang School Finance: Rolland L. Ehrman, Albert Bernlohr, Richard Nl. Patterson lVlaterials Procurement: Richard Nl. Patterson, Mrs. Alcene Burns, Edgar C. Huselton, Jr. Health and Sanitation: Mrs. Ale-one Burns, Albert Bernlohr, Dr. Robert S. Lucas Buildings and Grounds: Ferd Spang, Edgar C. Huselton, Jr., Richard lVI. Patterson, Rolland L. Ehrman. BUILDING COMMITTEEMEN Senior High School: Dr. Robert S. Lucas West End School: Richard M. Patterson Junior Higlu School: Rolland L. Ehrman Center Avenue School: Albert Bernlohr jefferson Street School: Ferd Spang Institute Hill School: Edgar C. Huselton, Jr. Broad Street School: Mrs, Alcene Burns 18 planned scliool stisfem, Di. Qnbeason out gupefzinfendenf, Dr. John D. Anderson, superintendent of Butler City Schools, has his office located in the Senior High School building. From here, he and his assistants keep the school system running smoothly and efficiently. Within his files are records of the city school budget, school taxes, and birth certificates. Students desiring working papers acquire them through the superinten- dent,s office. One of Dr. Anderson's biggest tasks is to assist the Board of Education in the selection of per- sonnel to fill the teaching positions for both the sec- ondary and elementary schools. He provides inform- ation needed in selecting employees, both professional and nonprofessional, to the board members and carries out the policies adopted by the Board of Education. In addition he is responsible for seeing that the various phases of the school program are conducted in ac- cordance with the requirements of the School Code. Dr. Anderson is active in community affairs, and he feels that one of his greatest responsibilities is inter- preting the school program to the public. JOHN D. ANDERSON Mimeograph copies, letters, books, and general office work leave ne'er an idle moment in the superintendents office, as Miss Moore, Miss McGuire, and Miss Grossi can testify. 19 WILLIAM T. BEAN Di. Kean out pfzincipal, Dr. Williain T. Bean, Principal of Butler Senior High School, is now on leave of absence from his duties. He was requested by Harding College of Searcy, Arkansas, to undertake a trip through Europe to study the conditions in the educational systems there and to observe the impact of socialism and communism upon the children and teachers. Dr. Bean left Butler by plane last December and plans to return in early June. He has been a speaker at the American University in Athens and a guest teacher at che Sorbonne University in Paris. His letters have described the countries he has visited and the people he has met, as well as the educational systems. Dr. Bean,s usual duties include arranging a master schedule, planning school programs, providing permanent records and handling discipli- nary problems. Shown working in the principal,s office are Miss Marilyn Kulick and Miss Marian McElroy. In this office the students' schedules and school records are kept available. I Z 0 7711. movie and Dt. Hafuzigefz CHARLES J. MOORE Charles Moore, former social science teacher, as- sumed the position of assistant principal this year. All tardy or late students must present their excuses to him, and he decides if these are acceptable. Attendance clerk Mrs. Mildred Gates and attendance officer Mrs. Ada Wick help him to maintain a fine attendance record. This year his position has been made a twelve month's job. The additional duty of being treasurer of the high school activities fund, which means that all money for student activities must be checked by him, has been given to him. Some of his other duties are sending statistical reports on attendance to Harris- burg, making home room and schedule assignments for new students, and supervising the formation of new clubs in the school. Mr. Moore is at present taking a course at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Guy N. Harriger, Director of Curriculum and Supervision in Secondary Schools, assumed additional duties this year in becoming acting principalduring Dr. Bean's absence. As such he is not only responsible for his usual work, curriculum improvement and en- richment in secondary schools, but also for the admin- istration of senior high school. Summer school super- vision, the organization of new courses and selecting new textbooks are some of the many things with which his time is occupied. Dr. Harrig'r is a member of the Planning Commission of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, a group which consists of dis- tinguished educators, and he is a state delegate of this organization to the National Convention. In addition, he claims membership in several other educational so- cieties. On Saturdays, Dr. Harriger also teaches a graduate course in education at Westminster College. 21 GUY N. HARRIGER e will fzememllefi flue ?aculfxI-- out feaclzefzs, oufz menfofzs, out czavisefzs ana oufz fzienbs George C. Atwell Jean A. Bell S ' Ch 1 i t y General Mathematics Clence. . e n S r George L. Bernlohr Anna H. Brier A. Gerald Capezzuti Harry L. Clawson Guidance Counselor Typing Health. Football Driver Education Astronomy H. Vernon Comin Samuel De Simone History Lucille Critchlow Chemistry English, Assembly Matthew L. Dixon Electric Shop 22 3 1 Dorothy A. Doerr Alice E. Douthett H. Richard Dryden Latin English Vocal Music f 'ff' V -'i: ,i A ' in-W - ..s H. ' f :f i Opal E. Dufforcl School Nurse Knowles G. Eldridge Frank A. Ferens Mont R. Frederick Donald H. Fry Wood Shop Metal Shop Engineering Drawing Personality Development Ruth E. Helm French. Spanish v-if ' LLKK- .2 Anna L. Eclcersley Office Practice w Frances E. Gerber Don Bishop Gibson John O. Hallstein Millicent G. Hay I-Iomemaking Instrumental Music Guidance Counselor Music, Organ Margaret Henninger E'izalJeth Hepler W. B. Herron M. Eleanor Hervey Geometry History Physics. Sensory Aids English 23 Jack B. Herrick John T. Iffr R. Eleanor Jack Mary I. Jamison Esther Johnson Biology P.O.D.. Basketball Bookkeeping English, Magnet Guidance Counselor dl- 1 Dennis Keiscr Daniel Lash James D. Lawson Ellis W. Love World Geography Engineering Drawing Sociology Algebra J. W. McDowell Economics John Millen English, Dramatic Coach Jeannette McKee English Ray W. Miller Typing Faculty Manager of Arhlerics fb' 4 Z If w Georgia Mechling Librarian John E. Mixer Physical Education Swimming Elinor Jane Mellon Commercial Law Mary Elsie Moore Edna Nast History NVorld History 24 Nelson P. Palmer Thaddeus H. Penar Physics, Magnet Salesmanship Ruth Podloielslci Physical Education EB Martha Powell Shorthand Leon D. Radalcer Gertrude Reed Sara Elizabeth Reid Edna G. Riggle Biology English, Publications English Business Survey ertrum Shaffer Art 1 .-i K1 EQ? X X XX N A N X 0 N X X 2 X X X N X wt X X N E ii. x 1 r Q X XX x X 'xx QQ XXX S XSW X if sig? 1 N K X X S t N K X X Margaret C. Puff Geography M. Gertrude Ritzert English. Debate Mauno Siljander History Joseph E. Robison Emil W. Rosenzweig Martha C. Seyler Civics Mathematics, Track English Samantha E. Simpson Ford C. Stevenson Murray M. Varner I-lomemalcing Mathematics Distributive Education Z5 1 e 'GX H X xx x Q,XX X Q S Nw Q X t X W X X N X63 Q s Q s X c N to s 3 X 1 X S ii X X X3 X.. . ,. sf-:. sX.Xx1.-s ff.-L I Q I oem fo Out 7-eaclfzefzs Webster quotes knowledge- An acquaintance with fact. To obtain that knowledge One thing must not lack. Mabel M. Wcrlls Annu lane While English Physical Education Butler High has been gifted With many a link To finish the chain Ancl help us to think. Our teachers we thank And great tribute we pay To those welll remember After graduation clay. Naomi Wick Merry A. Wiqlon Homemaking Stenography Row Mrs. Row Mrs. SECRETARIAL AND OFFICE STAFFS 1: Eclith A. McGuire, Margarette N. Moore, Helen K. Mortlancl, Jeanne M. Grossi, Marjorie Robb. 2: Marian McElroy, Marie Yenkala, Marilyn Kulick, Mattie Courson, Mrs. Mildred Gates, Ada Wick. 26 Gathered around in the Principal,s Office are an administrator, veteran, office clerk, and student. I wonder what Mr. Moore is saying now! It looks interesting. Dr. Anderson is congratulating Wilmer B. Herron for his part as co-author of High School Physicsf, recently pub- lished hy Ginn and Company. Included with the book are a Laboratory Manual and Workbook, tests, and a Teacher's Manual. 27 e cond never forget flie seniofzs. GEORGE RANDALL MAHARG . . president 3, 4 . . Junior Kiwanian 4 . . Most Popular . . homeroom president 2, 4 . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . reserve basketball Z . . Ushers Club 2, 3 . . Magnet business staff . . Hi-Y president 2, 3, vice presi- dent 4. PHILLIP EDWARD CROWE . . vice president 3, 4, . . Junior Rctarian . . Most Versatile . . homeroom president Z . . B-certificates . . football 2 . . basketball Z, 3 . . traclc Z . . Magnet sports editor 4 . . Magnet Z, 3, 4 . . Youth Assembly. MARLENE JOANNE LA MOTTE . . secretary 4 . . home- room secretary 2,4 . . Concert Choir 4 . . orchestra 2,3,4 . . music letter . . Ushers Club . . volleyball 2 . . bowling 3 . . received ALA award. MARGARET L. BONDARCHUK . . treasurer 3, 4 . . homeroom secretary 3 . . B certificates . . basketball 3, 4 . . volleyball 3 . . Magnet typist . . Church Choir . . drum majorette Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Youth Assembly. LAWRENCE EDWARD AARON . . Poster Committee fch.J . . B-certificates . . Junior Choir 2 . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . A cappella 4 . . intramural basketball 3 . . Palette Art Club 3, 4 . . Great Expectations . . Church Choir . . Youth Fellowship . . wishes to become architectural engineer. LOUISE MARIE ADAMS . . Palette Art Club . . attendance office aide . . hob- bies, drawing and swimming . , ambition, private secretary or housewife . . Commercial Course, DORIS JUNE ALBERT . . hobbies, singing and playing records . . ambition, to be stenographer or housewife . . Commercial Course. JOHN B. ALLISON . . YMCA . . Y Shutterbugs . . church usher . . hobbies, photography, chemistry, art and mechanics . . ambition, to attend college, become a missionary . . College preparatory Course. MICHAEL AQUILINO . . Invitation Committee . . football, both varsity and reserve . . B-certificates . . ambition, to become a successful lawyer . . College Prepara- tory Course. GERALDINE LUCILLE ARBLASTER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . volleyball 2 . . B-certificates . . St. Paul,s Evangelical and Reformed Church . . hobby, collecting picture post cards . . ambition, nursing . . College Preparatory Course. WILLIAM H. ASHBAUGH . . Memorial Committee . . B-cer- tificate . . A band 3, 4 . . music letter . . A cappella Choir . . Ushers Club . . Debate . . Church Choir . . Symphoniurn Club . . ambition, medicine. GEORGE C. ATWELL, JR. . . Junior Rotarian . . Most Dignified . . Banquet Committee . . One Act Play Club . . Varsity Debate Squad 2, 3, 4 . . State champion debater . . Hi-Y Club . . Youth Assembly . . ambi- tion, author. GLEN OTTO BACHMAN . . Cap and Gown Committee . . McQuistion Baseball Club . . Luther League . . B-certihcates . . ambition, electrician . . Industrial Arts Course. Timex, weie out fziends, flue fellows GERTRUDE RITA BENTON . . Commencement Speaker . Hop Committee . . homeroom vice-president 3, 4 . . collects A and B certificates . . Magnet staff . . hobby, all sports . ambition, to become a school teacher. JOHN DONALD BETRES . . Athletic Committee . . homeroom president 4 . B-certificates . . Youth Assembly . . member of Senicr Hi-Y . Meridian Athletic Club . . ambition, successful businessman. PAUL L. BIEDENBACH . . member of the Holy Name Society . . hobbies, hunting and Fishing . . ambition, to enlist in the ' Navy . . Commercial Course. NICHOLAS BILLY . . homerocm treasurer 4 . . Skashers . track . . plays baseball for Highfield . . hobbies, skating and A dancing . . ambition, to make a million dollars. ROBERTA LEE BLACK . . After-School-Dance Committee . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . crchestra Z, 3, 4 . . music letter . . B-certiFi- cate . . bowling team . . One Act Play Club . . Connecticut Yankee . . Junior Downbeat program. JAMES B. BLAKE LEY . . member of the Butler City Hunting and Fishing Club . . hobby, collecting guns . . ambition, Welder or machinist . Industrial Arts Course. CONRAD WILLIAM BLUM . . Class Night Committee . band, 2 years . . member of St. Paul's Holy Name Society . ambition, salesman or bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. MARTHA JOAN BONNETT . . Commencement Committee . . A cappella 4 . . music letter . . Youth Assembly . . Ushers Club 3, 4 . . Library Club, secretary 4 . . l'Great Expectationsn secretary . . ambition, nursing. ANDREA CATHERINE BONYAK . . Hop Committee . . employed at Troutmans . CD of A Drum and Bugle Corps , . YWCA . . in cast of !'Vaga- bond King . . St. Paulys Sodality . . Distributive Education. ROBERT LOUIS BALSIGER . . Farewell Committee . . A band Z, 3 . . YMCA . . Junior Optimist . . Sea Scouts 2, 3 . . Tumble Inn, steering committee . . hobby, collecting foreign coins . . ambition, to own menis clothing store. GEORGIA BARNHART . . Church Choir . . hobbies, dancing, skating . . employed at Grants . . ambition, housewife . . Commercial Course 2, 3 . . Distributive Education 4. JENNINGS BRYAN BARR . . Committee of Committees . . Luther League . . hobby, model airplanes . . ambition, radio and radar in the Air Force or Navy . . College Preparatory Course. WILLIAM LESLIE BARR . . Boy Scouts . . attends St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church . . favorite subject, aeronautics . , hobby, studying airplanes . . ambition, Army engineer . . Industrial Arts Course . GEORGE BAUER , . attends Grace Lutheran Church . . hobbies, swimming, golf and mechanics , . ambition, join the Navy . . enrolled in General Ccurse. MARGARET ANN BAULDOFF . . Ticket Committee . . athletic representative . . B-certificates . . acted as student aide for Mr. Millen . . hobby, ccllecting dolls . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. GRETCHEN BAYER . . Invitation Committee . . Magnet rep- resentative . . office aide- . member of CD of A . . hobbies, dancing horseback riding and basketball . . Commercial Course. JOHN E. BEATTY . . visual aid corps . . stage crew . . belongs to 4-H Club . . member of Y Shutterbugs . . Builders Society . . hobby, photography . . ambition, mechanic. BELVA ANN BENNETT . . Leaders Club . . homeroom secretary . . member of 4-H Club, vice-president . . hobbies, dancing, swim- ming . . employed at Penneys Department Store . . ambition, beautician . . enrolled in General Course. -into and gifzls wifli wlzom we dmnlz colzes DANIEL BOSKO . . intramural basketball . . played with Junior County League baseball champs . . employed at O'Briens Plumbing and Heating . . hobbies, baseball, basketball, volley- ball . . ambition, professional baseball played. MARY DOREE BOVARD . . glee club 2 . . employed at Penneys . . favorite pastimes, arguing and seeing movies . . ambition, to be a housewife . . General Course. BETTY JEAN BOWSER favorite subject shorthand . . hobbies, stamp collecting and drawing . . favorite pastimes, roller skating and basketball . ambition, to be a secretary . . Commercial Course. PEGGY ANN BOWSER . . basketball 2 . . volleyball 2, 3 . bowling Z . . attendance office aide 3 . . St. Peter's Sodality . employed, West End Drug Store . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY ANN BOWSER . . B-certificate . . bowling team . . aide in guidance office . . Rainbow Girls . . hobbies, dancing and attending foot- ball games . . ambition, bookkeeper or teacher . . Commercial Course. CHARLES BROAD . . employed by Wingert Con- tracting Co. . . hobbies, motorcycles and sports . . ambition, to become a registered engineer . . Industrial Arts Course. PATRICIA ANN BRODERICK . . Most Dignified . . Name Card Committee . . Concert Choir . . girls ensemble . . music letter . . Senior Play Committee . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambition, to attend college. SUE MARKELLE BRUNER . . Name Card Committee . . B certificate . . Senior Play Com- mittee . . Girl Scouts . . hobby, attending football games . ambition, florist . . College Preparatory Course. VIVIAN ELAINE BRUNERMER . . office aide . . Young Peoples Society . . majorette in Meridian Fife and Drum Corps hobbies, horseback riding, swimming . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. 53 f' ,iii if 1 ,,' EVELYN DORIS BUNDRANT . . transferred from Ohio where active in dramatics, Y-Teens, library work . . employed at housework . . hobby, collecting stamps . . ambition, house- wife. THOMAS CLARK BURNS . . Prom Committee . . football, student manager, letters . . swimming . . Magnet re- porter . . Camera Club . . YMCA Leaders Club . . 'iGreat Expectationsu . . Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurls Court . . ambition, dentist. JAMES RICHARD BURRIS . . Hop Committee . . homeroom vice president 1 . , track Z, 3, 4 . . president, West Conference Luther League . . president, Y Shut- ter Bugs . . employed, Thorofare Market . . hobby, photo- graphy. PATRICIA M. BURRIS . . 31f2 year graduate . . intramural basketball . . library and attendance office aide . . One Act Play Club . . secretary of Luther League . . Church Choir . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, beautician. GRANT MUNRO BUTLER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . A band Z, 3, 4 . . trumpet quartet . . music letter . . athletic representative 3 . . Boys Symphonium . . Hi-Y . . employed, Darling Shop . . ambition, medicine. SHIRLEY RUTH BUTLER . . Banquet Committee . . orchestra . . One Act Play Club . . Ushers Club . . Great Expectations . . CD of A . . St. Peter's Sodality . . plans to attend Balboa College. VIVIAN JEAN BYERS . . F.I-LA. . . library assistant . . St. Michaelys Young Ladies Sodality . . employed at Murphys . . favorite pastime, dancing . . ambition, a buyer for a large de- partment store. DALE BURTON CAMPBELL . . 4-H Club . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, to attend a mechanic trade school . . Industrial Course. RAY DALE CAMPBELL . . After-School-Dance Committee . . homeroom treasurer . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . reserve basketball . . intra- mural basketball . . golf letter . . Hi-Y Club . . hobby, sports . . ambition, success. down at galzes and Played NORMA LORENE CARMODY . . Invitation Committee . . B-certificate 2 . . intramural volleyball, medal 3 . . attendance office assistant . . Magnet representative 2 . . play committee 4 . . Tumble Inn . . hobbies, swimming and dancing . . ambi- tion, stenographer. JOSEPH CATALFANO . . homeroom vice president Z, 3 . . basketball reserves, letter 3 . . varsity basketball . . member of Yanks A, C. . . hobby, reading excit- ing books . . ambition, sptrts announcer . . General Course. DONA SUE CATHERS . . Committee of Committees . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . secretary of Senior Y-Teens . . Rainbow Girls . . plans to be a nurse . . College Preparatory Ccurse. ROSANNE THERESA CAVALIER . . Name Card Commit- tee . . B-certificate . . bowling teams 2, 3, 4 . . library assistant 2, 3, 4 . . Library Club . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, reading . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. JOSEPH B. CAVALIERO . . band 3, 4 . . intramural swimming . . in- strument music l, 2 . . Holy Name Society . . YMCA . , ambi- tion, lawyer or engineer . . Industrial Arts Course. GEORGE HOWARD CHRISTY . . Presbyterian Church . . employed at Fishers Dry Cleaning . . hobbies, fishing and hunting . . fav- orite subject, woodwork . , ambition, farming . . Industrial Arts Course. JOAN L. CHRISTY . . Junior Choir 2 . . member of Ushers Club . . Young Peoples Society . . employed at C. Penney Co. . . ambition, to be an office clerk . . Commecrial Course. LILLIAN CHUBA . . Cap and Gown Committee . . home- room president . . intramural basketball . . One Act Play Club . . Ushers Club, president . . Magnet reporter . . cast, Years Ago student announcer . . Sodality president . . ambition, teacher. DOREEN I. CLARK . . member of Ticket Com- mittee . . Magnet representative 3 . . hobby, reading . . ambition, to be a nurse . . College Preparatory Course. BETTY JANE CLAUSER . . dramatics . . B-certincates . . hobbies, skating and singing . . employed at Winters Drug Store . . ambition, to become a stenographer . . Commercial Course. SUZANNE DOROTHY COHEN . . Memorial Committee . . orchestra 3 . . B-certificates . . bowling 3, 4 . . 'her Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . play committee . . Magnet copy reader . . ambition, to be a social worker. HELEN LOUISE COLLEY . . orchestra Z, 3, 4 . . horn quartet, music letter . . bowling . . girls sports editor . . Senior Yearbook staff . . secretary, Westminster Fellowship. ROBERT THOMAS COLLINS . . St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . likes world history . . hobbies, hunting, swimming . . ambition, join Air Corps . . General Course. RONALD CHRISTOPHER CONNELLY . . Commencement Committee . . homeroom president 3 . . Junior Choir 2 . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . intramural basketball 4. NANCY ALICE COOK . . Most Versatile . . Class Night Committee . . cheerleading, letter . . Leaders Club, vice president 4 . . Great Expectations, 'QYears Agow . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . student conductor 4 . . music letter . . Magnet 3, 4 . . feature editor 4 . . Quill and Scroll. ROSE MARIE COOK . . Girls Glee Club . . Magnet typist . . hobby, skating . . ambition, to become a private secretary . . Commercial Course. JOAN COUSINS . . Poster Commit- tee . . homeroom secretary . . bowling . Stephen Foster Music Club . . girls ensemble . . music letter . . Palette Art Club . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, commercial artist. EUGENE RAYMOND COVERT . . track , . reserve football . . member Butler City Hunting and Fishing Club . . hobbies, sports . . Bodystown baseball club . . ambition, professional baseball player . . General Course. Q ' ff if ,.. , t N Ss , X 5 ' E s X s Y -il S rr' - .-:Y:?1V!-355 V ' ' 'L . i . ' Q. 'I f.ffg5-ifgjf' '- 13,5 .tai t -. 1 on flte neigltbofzitood WILLIAM E. DANIELS . . Athletic Event Committee . . var- sity foctball, lctter . . track, letter . . intramural basketball . hobby, model airplanes . . ambition, electrician or machinist, CARL L. DANIELSON . . A and B certificates . . football, monogram . . golf, letter . . Professional Horsemens Association of America . . hobbies, golf and horses . . ambitfon, doctor. ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY . . intramural basketball . . bowl- ing . , Ushers Club . . Magnet reporter . . Rainbow Girls . student announcer . . president of Sunday School Class ambition, nurse SHIRLEY L. DAVIS . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . Rainbow Girls . . Church Choir . . hobby, playing the piano . . ambition, nurse. CHARLES R. DEAHL . . Best Artist . . Poster Committee . . homeroom president 3 . . track . . basketball, reserves 2, varsity 3, 4 . . Palette Art Club . . Rams A. C. . . hobby, oil painting . . ambition, commercial artist. ROBERT JOSEPH DEANE . . Prom Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . cheerleader reserve Z, 3 varsity 4, letter . . Concert Choir 4 . . Boys Symphonium Music Club . . Hi-Y . . The Vagabond Kingf, BERNADETTE IRENE DELAIR . . favorite subject, short- hand . . hobby, growing flowers . . ambition, to join the WAFS , . General Course. CLAIR HARRY DELAIR favorite subject, chemistry . . Hunting and Fishing Club hobby, hunting . . employed as a truck driver . . ambition, to join Army Engineers . . General Course. JOYCE ANN DELLA SANTA . , Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4 . . A cappella Choir 4 . . music letter . . hobby, collecting portraits from morning papers . . ambition, join Women,s Marine Corps . . Commercial Course. - sand lofg flftetl cafzfzied RICHARD CROLL . . Commencement Speaker . . Farewell Committee fco-ch.l . . Junior Rotarian . . A-certificates . . homeroom president 4 . . One Act Play Club . . National Forensic League, degree of distinction . . Debate 2, 3, 4 . . debate letters . . uGreat Expectationsf, EUGENE CROUCH . . Prom Committee . . homeroom vice president . . Mixed Chorus, 3 years . . track, 2 years . . Church Choir . . Boy Scout . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . Diztributive Educa- tion. EARL LEROY CUFFMAN . . varsity football, letter . . swimming team . . YMCA . . Cubs . . Tumble Inn . . ambi- tion, attend trade schocl. LOIS PATRICIA CUMBERLAND . . Invitation Committee ich., . . came from Concord Township High School . . Church Choir . . Westminster Fellowship . . Westminster Circle 2 . . hobbies, dancing, sewing. DORIS MAE CUMBLIDGE . . secretary of Sunday School class . . B certihcate . . baby sit- ter . . hobbies, horseback riding and photography . . ambitio,i, receptionist . . Commercial Course . ELIZABETH JANE CUNNINGHAM . . favorite subjects, office practice and law . . secretary of Duff 4-H Club . . hobbies, swimming, square dancing . . member of First Baptist Church . . ambition, book- keeper. CHARLES ROBERT CURRY . . member of First Methodist Church . . hobbies, baseball, fishing, playing Spanish guitar . . employed at Schuberts Service Station . . ambition, mortician . . Industrial Arts Course. GRACE CUSHEY . . B band 2 . . A band 3,4 . . trumpet ensemble 3 . , music letter . . Saxon- burg Junior Music Club . . Sunday School class treasurer . . hobby, skating . . General Course. RICHARD DALLER . . intramural basketball . , track . . played baseball with Highfield A. C. . , plays in dance band . . ambition, play trumpet in name band. OIUL 600,25 C2149 wdulea LCS LGMZ 'LOWl W re w ILLIAM LEE DRAPER . . B-certihcates . . hobbies, bowling, ading . . employed Harmans Pharmacy , . ambition, to work ith some phase of travel . . General Course. DONALD ALBERT DRESSEL . . homeroom officer . . intramural basket- ball . . hobbies, sports . . ambition, clraftsman or machinist . . ployed, Thorofare Market, Bon-Aire . . Distributive Educa- on. ALINE JOYCE DUFFORD , . Trinity Lutheran Church baby sitter . . hobbies, swimming, roller skating, baseball . . es office practice . . ambition, housewife. e ti In lik JANET MAE DUMBAUGH . . One Act Club . . The Monkeyls Paw . . Great Expectations . . Church Choir . . Young Peoples, president . . Commercial Course. JOAN LUCILLE DUMBAUGH . . Glee Club . . girls ensemble . . A cappella 3, 4 . . B-certificates . . Sunday School pianist . . hobby, playing piano . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. NORMA JEAN DUNCAN . . dramatics . . Girls Glee Club . . Music Appreciation . . Young Peoples, secretary . . hobbies, swimming, reading . . ambition, typist or airline hostess . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY EILENE EDGINGTON . . St. We,1delin,s Sodality Church Choir . . hobbies, bowling, collecting pictures . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. PAUL EISEN- HUTH . . Class Night Committee chairman . . Junor Ro- tarian . . Seven Keys to Baldpateu . . Connecticut Yankeei' . . uGreat Expectationsi' . . Why I Am a Bachelorn . . debate letter . . student announcer . . A cappella . . music letter. RICHARD H. ELLENBERGER . . Ravens Athletic Club . . McQuistion Baseball Club . . hobbies, sports . . employed, Grimm Motor Freight . . ambition, truck driver . . Industrial Arts Course. DONALD A. DICKEY . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . Meridian Ath- letic Club . . Meridian baseball team . . Church Choir . . em- ployed, Eislers Nursery . . ambition, join Navy . . General Course. MARY LOUISE DICKEY . . band 2 . . intramural basketball, letter . . Sunday School secretary and treasurer . . hobbies, dancing and skating . . ambition, b e a u t i c i a n. RICHARD GLENN DICKSON . . Sarver baseball club . . But- ler County horseshoe champion 1949, 1950 . . hobby, fishing . . employed, Thompson service station . . ambition, profes- sional baseball player . . General Course. ARLENE L DIETZ . . Commencement Speaker . . homeroom secretary 4 . . Leaders Club 3, president, 4 . . A cappella Choir 2 . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . Magnet Yearbook staff 4 . . intra- mural basketball, volleyball 3,4 . . A, B-certificates . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Youth Assembly . . Luther League. DONNA LEE DITULLIO . . Leaders Club . . Art Club . . St. Michael's Sodality . . hobbies, painting figurines, dancing . . ambition, buyer . . Distributive Education . JOSEPH MICHAEL DITULLIO . . varsity football letter . . track . . YMCA . . St. Paul's Holy Name Society . . ambition, automo- bile mechanic . . General Course. BEULAH DIVERS . . Memorial Committee . . intramural vol- leyball champions . . publicity committee for Great Expecta- tions . . Library Club . . CYF missionary representative . . hobbies, dancing, volleyball, h o r s e b a c k riding. DAVID ROBERT DOERR . . Farewell Committee . . intramural ath- letics . . band 2 . . A band 3 . . YMCA . . hobbies, baseball, Hshing . . employed, Millerys Shoe Store . . Distributive Edu- cation. E. JAMES DOUGLASS . . Senior I-li-Y . . YMCA . . hobby, sports . . employed, Laughlin Electric . . ambition, go to college . . Preparatory Course. scltoolg flzetl wefze out lfifzsf dafes and CLARENCE WALDO ELLIOTT . . band . . music letter , . hobby, music . . Boys Symphonium Club . . trumpet ensemble 3, 4 . . homeroom vice-president 3 . . Church Choir . . College Preparatory Course. PATRICIA LOUISE ELLIOTT . . play committee . . B-certificates . . Luther League . . Church Choir . . hobbies, writing and drawing . . ambition, to be a reporter . . studied dramatics . . Commercial Course. HAZEL MAE EURY . . Commencement Committee . . Rainbow Girls . . hob- by, knitting . . employed at Murphys . . would like to move to Oil City . . Distributive Education. NORMA JEAN EURY . . Athletic Committee . . athletic repre- sentative . . intramural basketball . . Rainbow Girls . . hobby, writing letters . . employed at Troutmans Department Store . . ambition, buyer . . Distributive Education. VICTOR PETER EYTH . . Banquet Committee . . B-certificates . . Visual Aid Corps . . Boys Glee Club . . hobby, writing poetry . . Holy Name Society . . ambition, farmer . . Industrial Arts Course. FRANKLIN FAIR . . hobbies, model planes, swimming, foot- ball, baseball and hunting . . ambition, to join Air Force . . General Course. MARJORIE FASSINGER . . Commencement Speaker . . Invitation Committee . . A and B-certificates . . Sunday School secretary . . hobby, reading . . favorite sport, baseball . . favorite subject, shorthand . . ambition, to become a secretary . . Com- mercial Course . . GEORGE FEJKO . . Farewell Committee . . belongs to Lyndora Hornets A. S. C. , . St Andrew,s R O Y Club . . employed at Tracy and Kikel Office Equipment . . General Course. MABLE ELEANOR FEND . . volleyball . . hobbies, dancing and swimming . . employed at Murphys , . ambition, to be a nurse . . General Course. if a fi, ' - iff ' if SHIRLEY ANN FEND . . Best Dancer . . Hop Committee . . intramural basketball . . student announcer . . Why I Am a Bachelor . . worked as aide in nursels office . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. DONALD EU-GENE FISHER . , East End . . Inn Tigers . . YMCA . . Tumble Inn . . hobbies, enjoys all sports . . ambition, to join the Navy . . Industrial Course. MABLE FISHER . . favorite subject, Regional Geography . . favorite hobby, collecting pictures . . ambition, plans to attend the Gilead Bible College . . General Course. MARY FISHER . . favorite subject, Regional Geography . . hobby, collecting pictures . . ambition, plans to attend the Gilead Bible College . . General Course. HELEN LOUISE FLEISCI-IER . . Best Looking . . Prom Committee . . B-certi- ficates . . music letter , . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . girls ensemble . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Magnet typist . . Great Expectationsn . . Laff It Offf, MARTHA MARIA FLICK . , After School Dance Committee . . homeroom secretary- treasurer . . Distributive Education . . ambition, housewife . . employed at G. C. Murphy . . Commercial Course. MARIANNE L. FOGEL . . Athletic Committee . . volleyball . . Qiwhy I Am a Bachelorn . . attendance office aide . . CD of A . . St. Peter's Sodality . . ambition, stenographcr . . Corn- mercial Course. RONALD FOGEL . . intramural basketball Z, 3, 4 . . St. Michael,s Roman Catholic Church , . Knights of St. Michael's . . I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4 . . YMCA . , hobby, sports . . ambition, sportscaster . . General Course, LILLIAN MARIE FORSYTHE . . also attended Portersville High School . . Girls Chorus . . Slippery Rock . . intramural volleyball 4 . . Y- Teens 3 . . hobby, writing short stories . . ambition, typist . . Commercial Course. out sfeabies. ,Huey wefze out gafutdail STEPHEN FORTUNOFF . . Committee of Committees . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball 2, 3 . . track 3, 4 . . Hi-Y . . president of A. Z. A. . . Eagle Scout . . Quill and Scroll . . Senior Yearbook . . ambition, attend college. VIVIAN ILENE FRAZER . . bowling 3 . . volleyball 2, 3 . . basketball 2, 3 . . Glee Club 2 . . student announcer . . hobbies, painting, books . . ambition, elementary school teacher . . College Preparatory Course. LA VERNE WILLIAM FREDERICK . . Memorial Committee . . B-certificates . . A band , . trumpet quartet 3 . . music letter . . intramural basketball 3, 4 . . Ushers Club . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, study forestry. MARTHA E. FRENCH . . Banquet Committee . . Junior Choir Z , . A cappella 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . athletic representa- tive 4 . . Magnet . . Quill and Scroll . . member of First U. P. Builders Society . . Director of Religious Education. GEORGE ANDREW GAILEY . . clarinetist in band 3, 4 . . ambition, plans to attend Carnegie Institute of Technology . . College Preparatory Course. ANTHONY E. GALL . . intramural bas- ketball, Bucs . . Hi-Y Club . . St. Michaelis Roman Church . . favorite subject, Aeronautics . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed at Chantler Bakery . . General Course. JOYCE BEVERLY GALL . . bowling . . playground volleyball . . St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . Young Ladies So- dality . . St. Michael's Club, secretary . . Skating Club . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, teacher . . employed, Kresges ROBERT CONRAD GALL . . Knights of St. Michaelis . . YMCA . . hobby, art . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY LOU GALLA- GHER . . Q'Connecticut Yankee cast . . St. Mary's Sodality . . hobbies, painting, reading . . baseball fan . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. Ol J lm RAYMAND F. GALLAGHER . . stage crew . . hobby, hunting . . oil and gas well worker, a business he wishes to continue as a contractor . . Industrial Arts Course. RUTH A. GALLA- GHER . . Banquet Committee . . CD of A . . troop president, 4 years . . St. Mary's Sodality . . hobbies, ice skating and dancing , . ambition, housewife . , employed, Honse Company . . Distributive Education. REX GATES . . Church Choir . . Saxonburg Sportsmenys Club . . Youth Council . . hobbies, hunting, fishing . . ambition, Marine Corps . . employed, Miller Shoe Store . . Distributive Education. MARTHA GIBSON . . orchestra . . string ensemble . . music letter . . publicity committee for Great Expectationsi' . . hobby, collecting souvenirs . . ambition, to travel . . Commercial Course. VIRGINIA ANN GLACE . . Most Popular . . Class Night Committee fch.l . . Concert Choir . . music letter . . cheerleader . , Leaders Club . . Magnet reporter . . CD of A . . Hop Queen's attendant 2 . . Tumble Inn . . ambition, nurs- ing. MARY S. GRACIK . . Cap and Gown Committee . . home room officer 2 . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . student announcer . , Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps ambition, nurse . . Commercial Course. EMMETT 'GRAHAM . . Committee of Committees . . home room president 4 . . hobbies, baseball, football . . employed at Endicott Johnson Shoe Company . . General Course and Dis- tributive Education. JOHN MICHAEL GRAHAM . . B-cer- tificates . . Palette Club 4 . . member of Oneida Bowmen, won an essay contest . . hobbies, bowling, hunting, fishing and tinkering with motors . . General Course. RUTH ANNE GRAHAM . . Ushers Club . . A cappella 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Rainbow Girls . . A, B-certificates . . Church Choir . . Young Peopleis . . Prepara- tory Course, niglit Bates: out escofzfs to flie lwps KEITH C. GRAY . . intramural basketball . . Gamma employed at Sparkle Market . . hobbies, sports and . , ambition, to be a success in life. CARL GRECCO . Hi-Y . . hunting . intra- mural basketball , . Hi-Y . . Knights of St. Michael . . member of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . hobbies, hunting and Hshing . . ambition . . game warden . . General Course. MARY MAGDALEN GREEN . . Commencement Speaker . . B-certificates . . St. Wendelin's Sodality . . Church Choir . . HERBERT LEON GROSSMAN . . A band 3, 4 . . music letter . . Symphonium Club . . Gamma Hi-Y . . vice president of A.Z.A. . . Saxonburg band . . hobby, movies . . ambition, salesman . . College Preparatory Course. PAUL GEORGE HABEN . . intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 , . YMCA . . St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church . . hobby, sports . . ambition, Marine engineer . , Commercial Course, PATRICIA ANN HALEY . . St. Paul's Catholic Church . . St. Paul's Sodality . . CD of A . . hobbies, reading and ice skating . . ambition, secretary or general office work . . Commercial Course. WILLIAM J. HAMPTON . . Cap and Gown Committee . . intramural basketball . . employed at Offutts , . hobbies, sports and fishing . . ambition, a good salesman . . Distributive Educa- tion. CHARLES WESLEY HARBAUGH . . employed at Neufs Hardware, Bon-Aire . . hobbies, hunting and baseball . . am- bition, to join the Marines or to farm . . Industrial Arts 2, 3 . . Distributive Education 4. FAYE L. HARRISON . . B-cer- tificates . . A band 3, 4 . . music letter . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . 'QConnecticut Yankee in King Arthuris Courtw . . Leaders Club . . ambition, nurse. BETTY LOUISE HARTLE . . B-certificate . . favorite subject, chemistry . . employment, baby sitting , . hails from Saxon- burg . . hobby, square dancing . . ambition, housewife . . Col- lege Preparatory Course. SALLIE ANN HAUG . . organ 2, 3, 4 . , music letter . . Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 . . Senifr Yearbook staff . . Stephen Foster Club . . Rainbow Girls . . makeup com- mittees for plays . . College Preparatory Course. FAITH ELAINE HAWK . . Committee of Committees . . Concert Choir 4 . . orchestra 3, 4 . . music letter . . Magnet reporter 4 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . B-certificates . . ambi- tion, nurse. 4-H Club . . hobbies, dancing, softball and baseball . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. ROBERT C. GREEN . . Ticket Committee . . intramural basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . Gamma Hi- Y. . Bucls . , Wildcats . . YMCA . . hobbies, basketball and archery . . ambition, game warden . . General Course. JOAN MARY GREENAWALT . . orch- estra . . string ensemble . . music letter . . bowling . . Ushers Club . . CD of A . . St. Peter's Sodality . . hobby, playing piano . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. KATHRYN GREER . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . Leaders Club 3, 4 . . A, B-certi- ificates . . Church Choir . . Rainbow Girls . . Y-Teens . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, to attend college . . College Preparatory Course, ALICE GRENNEK . . Invitation Committee . . basketball, vol- leyball . . Magnet representative . , Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . employed, Offutts , . hobbies, dancing and swimming . . ambition, join WAF . . Distributive Education. LORRAINE MARIE GRINDEL . . two B-certificates . . favorite subject, Regional Geography . . enjoys baseball and skating . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. MARGARET DAVIS GROH- MAN . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . violin quartet 4 . . music letter . . Midwestern Orchestra 1, Z, 3 . . Leaders Club 3, 4 . . Chautauqua Junior Symphony . . Stephen Foster Club . . ambition, foreign missionary. I 3229, t WE and fzomsg out casua acquaintances JOAN LEE HAWKINS . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . girls ensemble . . Magnet typist . . Church Choir , . Young Peoples . . hob- bies, skating, dancing and swimming . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. PAUL HAWRYLIAK . . Poster Com- mittee . . B-certificate . . Lyndora Youth Center . . hobby, raising gold fish . . ambition, to attend Duquesne and become a lawyer . . General Course . EDWARD WILLIAM HEADE 4 . . A band 3, 4 . . Saxonburg Band . . Symphonium Club . . Golden City basketball . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, ma- chinist . . favorite subject, sociology . . College Preparatory Course. 5 JANET IRENE HEASLEY . . Ushers Club 3, 4 . . devotions in assembly 3 . . public speaking 2, 3 . . Luther League . . Sunday School secretary . . hobby, plaque modeling . . ambi- tion, bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. GLORIA GARNET HEIST . . Name Card Committee . . B-certificate . . cradle roll teacher in Sunday School . . hobby, hiking . . works in an office . . Commercial Course. WANDA JEAN HENDERSON . . Cap and Gown Committee . . basketball . . volleyball . . Ad- vanced Choir 3 . . Church Choir . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . employed, Kresges . . ambition, Join WAF. MARGOT MARIE HENRICKS . . B-certificate . . Junior Choir Z . . hobbies, reading, music, playing the piano and doing needlework . . Commercial Course. LEROY TROY HENRY . . homeroom vice president 2 . . played baseball in the Prospect Church League . . ambition, to learn an industrial arts trade . . Industrial Arts Course . . RUTH IMOGENE HENRY . . played on intramural basketball team 2 years, on championship team 3 . . B-certificates . . Luther 'League . . hobbies, skating and talking . . ambition, become professional skater . . Commercial Courie. WANETTA HEPFL . . Dramatic Club . . public speaking . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . employed at Friedmans . . hobbies, skating and horseback riding . . ambition, attend college. GLENDA HEPLER . . Mixed Chorus 1 . . intramural , volleyball and basketball . . employed at Isalys . . hobbies, dancing and skating , . ambition, airline hostess. FRANK HERBENICK . . Athletic Committee . . varsity football 3, 4 . . reserve football 1, Z . . letters . . golf 3, 4 . . letters . . captain of Alligators Basketball team . . Lyndora Hornets . . ambition, professional baseball. BEVERLY ANN HERRON . . Ticket Committee . . home- room president 3 . . orchestra 3 . . instrumental ensemble . . Ushers Club . . Young Peoples . . Rainbow Girls . . em- ployed W. Offutt Co. . . ambition, office work. CARL THOMAS HILDEBRAND . . Poster Committee . . Mater Delorosa Holy Name Society . . employed, Montgomery Ward . . hobby, traveling . . ambition, store manager . . Distributive Education. THERESA MARTHA HILLIARD . . Y-Teens . . employment, baby sitting . . hobby, readirff and writing chil- drenis stories . . ambition, Womens Air Force or typist . . Commercial Course. RICHARD T. HILOVSKY . . Poster Committee . . varsity football 3, 4 . . reserve football 1, 2 . . letters . . Alligators . . Hornets A.S.C. , . Grace Lutheran Church . . ambition, coach. GEORGE H. HNATKO . . Farewell Committee . . student announcer . . intramural basketball . . president of Lyndora Teenage Community Club . . president of Gamma Hi-Y . . Church Choir . . employed, Great American Tea Co, CHARLES LEE HOWCKENBERRY . . played baseball for Car- , bon Center . . hobby, collecting arrowheads . . ambition, to be a truck mechanic . . General Course. and out deafzesf ffzcends asf fa MARY LEE HOOVLER . . Most Likely to Succeed . . Magnet editor-in-chief 4 . . Magnet Z, 3 . . Quill and Scroll . . student announcer . . Youth Assembly . . radio program, WBUT. JOHN H. HONSE . . Junior Rotarian . . Most Bashful . . Athletic Event Committee . . homeroom vice president . . B-cer- rificates . . varsity football Z, 3, 4 . . 3 letters . . junior varsity basketball . . intramural basketball. ROLAND HORTERT . . St. Michaelis Holy Name Society . . Meridian Macs base- ball team . . hobbies, baseball and hunting . . ambition, pro- fessonal baseball . . General Course. REGIS HOULLION . . intramural basketball . . Senior Hi-Y employed at the Willard Hotel . , hobbies, sports . . ambition, to be a success . . General Course. WILLIAM JOHN HRYNYSHYN . . homeroom president Z, 3 . . St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church Choir . . hobbies, collecting stamps and dancing . . ambition, to do office work . . General Course. ROBERT FREDERICK HUNT . . member of Deshon bowlng team . . transferred from Black Mountain High School, Black Mountain, North Carolina . . president of Photography Club . . ambition, doctor. BERTEN HUSELTON . . stage crew . . in charge of public address system . . member of Visual Aid Corps . . ambition, radio electrician . . Industrial Arts Course. BETTY E. HUSEL- TON . . Commttee of Committees . . St. Paul,s Reformed Church . . hobbies, dancing and movies . . ambition, clerk . . enjoys preparing meals . . Commercial Course. DOLORES JEAN HUTCHISON . . Ticket Committee fch.J . . Glee Club 2 . . A cappella 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . Magnet repre- sentative 4 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . hobby, horseback riding . . ambition, secretary. MERTON HUTTON . . Junior Rotarian . . Banquet Commit- tee . . homeroom vice president . . Concert Choir . . boys sextet . . music letter . . varsity cheerleader . . cast, The Monkeyis Paw . , Symphonium Club . . Preparatory Course. JEAN E. IMAN . . Committee of Committees . . B-certificates . . typing award . . hobbies, painting and dancing . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. GEORGE EDWARD ISAAC . . Ticket Committee . , member of journalism class . . employed, Nixon Hotel . . hobbies, basketball, baseball, football, track . . ambition, lawyer . . essay contestant . . College preparatory Course. WILLIAM C. ISAAC . . member of the Island Aces . . Ameri- con Syrian Club . . YMCA . . favorite subject, commercial law . . ambition, plans an Air Force career . . General Course. WAYNE CORBIN JACOX . . Hop Committee . . YMCA . . hobby, flying . . has pilot's license . . ambition, to be an aviation cadet . . employed at airport . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY ELIZABETH JEWART . . member, Homemakng Club . . Agriculture Club . . hobbies, reading and sewing . . ambition, practical nursing . . Homemaking Course. EDWARD LAVERNE JOHNSON . . Junior Broncos, member . . volleyball team . . hobbies, all sports . . employed at Mintzs Fruit Market . . ambition, to join the Army . . Commercial Course. JOYCE K. JOHNSTON . . Best Musician . . Con- cert Choir, assistant director . . organist . . music letter . . Yearbook staff . . debate . . Leaders Club, terasurer . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club, president . . Youth Assembly. H. KEITH JOHNSTON . . public speaking activities . . practicing for minsterial activities . . ambition, to be a missionary . . General Course. U Uncle grim invifed MAURICE HART JOHNSTON . . Boys Glee Club . . em- ployed at Saxonburg Pottery . . hobbies, reading, hiking, base- ball . . ambition, lecturer . . General Course. GERTRUDE LORETTA JONES . . Prom Committee . . Junior Choir 2 . . attendance office aide . . Luther League . . Rainbow Girls . . hobbies, horseback riding and dancing . . ambition, secretary or model. HERBERT L. JONES . . Most Talkative . . Mixed Chorus Z, 3 . . A cappella Choir 4 , . Firehouse Five . . Visual Aids Club . . Church Youth Council representative . . em- ployed, Mon-D-Aid Laundry Bleach Company . . ambition, certified public accountant. VELMA LEE JUDSON . . Memorial Committee . . homeroom officer 2, 3 . . bowling letter . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Rainbow Girls . . employed at C. Penney Company . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education. RAYMOND Dixie Bakery E. KADUNCE . . Senior I-Ii-Y . . employed at . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and swimming . . ambition, to be a game warden . . favorite subject, chemistry . . Commercial Course. ETHELDA G. KAYLOR . . Invitation Committee . . enjoys dancing and skating . . hobby, sewing . . ambition, to be a housewife . . favorite subject, Homemaking . . Home- making Course. GLADYS M. KEEPER . . enjoys movies and reading stories . . hobby, cooking . . ambition, to become a secretary . . favorite subject, household chemistry . . Commercial Course. LAURA KATHRYN KELLEY . . enjoys dancing and skating . . works on father's farm . . likes to cook and sew . . ambition, to be a housewife . . General Course . KENNETH A. KERNER, JR. . . track . . takes dramatics . . stockboy at Thorofore Mar- ket . . hobbies, hunting and baseball . . ambition, carpenter or join the Air Force . . Industrial Arts Course. we N . is .ii . N : ' - f . .- - -t - ' ' :SNR we -53 some o out seniors RENELLE JEAN KERR . . homeroom athletics representative . . dramatics . . St. Michael's Young Ladies Sodality . . hobbies, dancing and talking . . ambition, to do general office work . . Commercial Course. ROBERT B. KIDDLE . . homeroom vice president Z . . intramural basketball . . employed at Morrows Market . . YMCA . . Rams . . hobby, electric shop . . ambi- tion, draftsman . . Industrial Arts Course. BILLY EDWARD KIGHT . . basketball reserves 2 . . intramural 3, 4 . . Ushers Club 3, 4 . . Luther League . . I-Ii-Y Club . . ambition, to be a success . . College Preparatory Course. HAROLD L. KILDOO . . Carbon Center Baseball Club . . St. Wendelinis Holy Name Society . . Church Choir . . hob- bies . . hunting and trapping . . ambition, join the Army . . Industrial Arts Course. PATRICIA A. KING . . intramural basketball and volleyball 2, 3 . . basketball letter . . Y-Teens . . ambition, Air Force . . favorite subject, dramatics . . Com- mercial Course. PATRICIA LOUISE KIRK . . Girls Glee Club . . Ushers Club . . directed one-act play, The Valiantn . . worked in Guidance Office . . hobby, sewing . . ambition, housewife . . Commercial Course HELEN BERNICE KLIMEK . . Name Card Committee . . basketball 2, 3 . . bowling 3 . . volleyball Z, 3, champs 2 . . One Act Play Club . . Leaders Club 4 . . Magnet Features Re- porter . . Quill and Scroll . .student announcer. LA VERNE KLINE . . Memorial Committee . . varsity football . . Cubis sportsmanship award 4 . . track . . Ravffn's A.C. . . homeroom treasurer 3. 4 . . General Course. DENA JAY KLISKEY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . intramural volleyball . . A Con- necticut Yankeef' makeup committee . . Magnet typist . . Rain- bow Girls . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. f wif job that Lab fo be MARY JO KOCH . . Class Night Committee . . class secretary 3 . . Magnet reporter 3, news editor 4 . . Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 prop committee for A Connecticut Yankeey' . . Youth As- sembly . . employed at Troutmans. GERALD A. KOEGLER . . One Act Play Club . . Junior Young Peoples Society . . Church Choir . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, truck driver . . employed at gasoline station . . General Course. PETER HUGH KOHNEN . . band . . orchestra . . music letter . . Midwestern District Band Festival . . Moonlighters Orchestra . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, take up music at Duquesne . . employment, Speizer Shop , . Preparatory Course. JOSEPH A. KOJADINOVICH . . Cap and Gown Committee . . track 1, Z, 3, 4 . . football, reserves 2, varsity 3, 4 . . St. Andrews Church . . Scouts . . ambition, mason and painter . . Industrial Arts Course . LYDIA D. KONAR . . bowling . . Lyndora Teen-Agers Community Club . . Ladies Aid Society of St. Stanislaus Church . . hobbies, cooking and collecting pic- tures . . ambition, receptionist . . Commercal Course. GEORGE A. KONOVAL . . After-School-Dance Committee . . band . . instrumental ensemble . . music letter . . Midwestern District Band Festival . . Symphonium Music Club . . intramural bas- ketball . . track . . hobby, baseball . . ambition, metallurgist. AGNES ROSEY KOVACH . . Magnet Yearbook 4 . . St. Stanislaus Ladies Aid Society . . hobby, reading books . . likes to dance , . ambition, secretary . . employed at F. W. Wool- worth Co. . . Commercial Course. CELENE KRAUS . . Ban- quet Committee fco-ch.J . . homeroom committee . . FI-IA Club . . Mariner Scout . . hobbies, sewing add collecting pro- grams from plays . . employment, Nurse's Aid . . ambition, airline hostess . . Commercial Course. GILES RALPH KREBS . . homeroom president 2, 3, 4 . . Mixed Chorus . . A cappella Choir . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . student an- nouncer . . ambition, corporation lawyer . . College Prepara- tory Course. EDWARD FRANK KRIEGER . . hobby, raising pigs . . am- bition, to become a large scale grain farmer . . Industrial Course. MARLIN MARIE KRIESS . . St. John's Reformed Church . , Young Fellows . . hobbies, square dancing, skating, horseback riding . . favorite subject, homemaking and typing . . Commercial Course. LOIS E. KRILEY . . likes to cook and bake . . has picture post card and doll collections , . hobby ice skating . . ambition, to join Waves or become a elietition . . Homemakng Course. KATHRYN LOUISE KUCIAK . . one of Mrs. Gates, office aides . . St. Michael's Sodality . . employed at Friedmans Market . . hobby. eating . . ambition, receptionist . . Commer- cal Course ALBERTA LOUISE KUHN . . Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . Concert Choir , . St. Mary's Sodailty . . hobbies, dancing and skating . . ambition, office work. WILMA JOAN KUHN . . Prom Committee . . A cappella Choir 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . string ensemble 3, 4 . . music letter . . Magnet typist . . FHA secretary-treasurer . . Mid- western District Orchestra . . ambition, stenographer. LOUIS KUHRT . . Eagle carrier Z years . . Hill Tigers . . played softball 3 years, baseball Z years . . likes the out-of-doors . . ambition. to be a trapper . . employed Pennzip station. MARY ELIZABETH LAMISON . . Junior and Senior Young peoples Society, St. Luke's Lutheran Church . . hobby, roller skating . . likes reading and shows . . ambition, interior deco- rator . . Commercial Course. WILLIAM E. LAWSON . . Mr. Ferens' aide . . enjoys hunting . . has a collection of guns . . ambition, to be a gunsmith . . Industrial Arts Course. done. we ounb it laafzd fo believe fliaf WILLIAM LEROY LAYTON . . band, 2 years . . Senior Patrol Leader . . assistant Scoutmaster . . Explorer Scout . . hobby, baseball . . ambition, farm work. JOAN PATRICE LEASURE . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . Mr. Bernlohrls aide . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tues- day Musical . . officer in Y-Teens . . Church Choir . . favorite sport, golf . . ambition, nursing. DONALD F. LEECH . . Hop Committee . . homeroom vice president, 4 . . student news- caster 4 . . Magnet reporter . . intramural basketball 3, 4 . . The Valiantn . . The Red Millv . . employed, Butler Theater. HELEN F. LEHNERD . . Invitation Committee . . member of homeroom committee . . One Act Play Club . . worked as office aide . . CD of A Corps . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, bowling . . ambition, typist . . Commercial Course. HELEN DELORES LEIGHTON . . Girl Scout for 2 years . . employed at Wool- worths , . hobbies, reading books and roller skating . . ambi- tion, secretary . . Commercial Course. DONNA MARIE LEITEM . . member of St. Michael's Young Ladies Sodality . . likes to travel . . hobby, skating . . ambition, housewife . . Homemaking Course. PAUL LEITEM . . homeroom vice president 3 . . 3 swimming letters . . favorite sport, swimming . . hobby, hunting and fish- ing . . Industrial Arts Course. DONALD LESLIE . . Fare- well Committee . . orchestra . . band . . intramural basketball . . Boys Symphonium Club . . employed at Point Service Sta- tion . . hobby, sports . . ambition, professional basketball player . . College Preparatory Course. ARTHUR JOHN LEWIS . . Holy Name Society . . Church Choir . . St. Wende- lin's Roman Catholic Church . . employed at Offutts . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, machinist . . Industrial Arts Course. WILLIAM JAMES LIST . . intramural basketball, 3 years . . member of Hi-Y, 4 years . . YMCA . . Meridian baseball team . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, professional baseball . . Com- mercial Course. WALTER LONCHENA . . Athletic Com- mittee . . homeroom secretary 2, 3 . . 3 football letters . . 3 golf letters . . track . . reserve and varsity basketball . . Youth Assembly . . Hornets . . Hi-Y . . hobbies, hunting and fishing. NANCY JANE LONG . . Name Card Committee . . Magnet representative . . B-certificates . . attendance office aide . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. STEPHEN JOSEPH LOWE . . A band . . Moonlighters . . National Guard . . employed at Heckett Engineering Inc. . . hobbies, metal working and mechanics . . ambition, engineer . . General Course. KENNETH G. LUCAS . . track . . foot- ball . . YMCA . , National Rifle Assocation . . hobbies, travel- ing and amateur gunsmithing . . Industrial Arts Course . . Quit school. EDMUND MILLEN LUTES . . Poster Committee Palette Art Club 3 . . USeven Keys to Baldpaten . . Great Expectations . . B-certificates . . N. S. Newell's A. A., Z years . . ambition, officer in the Foreign Legion. JOAN LYNN . . homeroom ticket representative 3, 4 . . Luther League . . YWCA . . Trinity Lutheran Church . . employed at Isalys . . hobby, roller skating . . ambition, switchboard operator . . Commercial Course. ALENE GRACE LYON . . Ticket Com- mittee . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . Concert Choir 3 . . vocal ensemble 3 . . Magnet typist . . Z B-certificates . . Rainbow girls . . Luther League . . Church Choir . . hobby, music . . ambition, secretary. DONNA MARIE MAHOOD . . Best Artist , . Poster Committee lco-ch.l . . homeroom secretary 2 . . Girls Glee Club . . St. Paulis Sodality , . Y-Teens . . hobby, art . . ambition, nurse. XXM flieil had gone, but BARBARA JOAN MAHOOD . . favorite subject, chemistry . . First United Presbyterian Church . . former secretary of Young Peoples . . hobbies, swimming and dancing . . ambition, become a nurse . . Commercial Course. JOHN FRANCIS MARIE . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B band 2 . . St. Michaells Catholic Church . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, mechanic . . General Course. JAMES MALETTA . . Cap and Gown Committee . . played intramural basketball . . Butler Cubs . . YMCA . . employed at Penn Theater . . hobbies, football, bowling, basket- ball . . ambition, barber. DONNA MAE MALIS . . Banquet Committee . . member of champion volleyball team 3 . . Magnet typist . . hobbies, tap and ballet dancing . . ambition, dancing teacher. DELORES MALVAROSE . . St. Michaelis Catholic Church . . St. Michaells Sodality . . Four Bees Club . . employed part time at Fried- mans market . . hobby, dancing, ambition, nurse . . Commer- cial Course. DOLORES MANCINO . . Tumble Inn . . hob- bies, dancing, playing tennis and listening to Billy Eckstine and Ralph Flannigaz-Us music . . ambition, housewife . . Commercial Course. DANIEL MAMULA . . a member of the Center Township baseball team . . works on father's farm . . hobbies, hunting, baseball and football . . General Course. JOANNE MARCUS . . athletic representative for homeroom 2, 3 . . member of champion bowling team 2, 3 . . hobby, collecting stamps . . ambition, to become a bowler with ZOO average . . General Course. ELLEN HARRIET MARK . . bowling . . favorite subject, English . . aide in attendance office . , member of Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Commercial Course. out leffefzs lzelfae PATRICIA HOPE MARKOVICH . . Hop Committee fch.j . . After-School-Dance Committee . . Concert Choir . . orch- estra . . Junior Tuesday Music Club, secretary . . office aide . . ambition, nurse . . Preparatory Course. GEORGE C. MARSHALL . . A band Z . . employed, bowling alley . . hob- bies, hunting and all sports . . ambition, to be an electrician . . Industrial Arts Course. LEONARD JAMES MARTIN . . intramural basketball . . member of Wildcats A. C. . . Butler Legion . . YMCA . . hobby, sports . . ambition, to enter Thiel College and to be a successful business man. ANN MARGARET MARTIN . . Most Talkative . . Ticket Committee . . orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . Magnet typist . . publicity committee for plays 3 . . Rainbow Girls . . hobby, driving a car . . ambition, nurse or teacher. ROBERT L. MARTIN . . member of the Sea Scouts . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and dancing . . ambition, service . . Industrial Arts Course. ROSS MARTIN . . Name Card Committee . . Con- cert Choir . . music letter . . reserve basketball , . Boyls Sym- phonium Club . . Church Choir . . West End Bronks . . hobby, collecting miniature dogs . . ambition, mortician, ALICE MARGARET McANALLEN . . St. Markls Lutheran Church . . employment, baby sitting . . hobbies, skating and sewing . . ambition, clerk or office work . . General Course. BLANCHE MCCANDLESS . . Commencement Speaker . . Invi- tation Committee . . B-certificates . . Church choir . . secretary of Sunday School . . hobby, playing piano . . ambition, nurse . . perfect attendance, 12 years. DELORES JEAN MCCAND- LESS . . Commencement Speaker . . Banquet Committee . . homeroom vice president 4 . . B-certificates . . intramural vol- leyball and basketball 2 ,3, 4 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . employed, Woolworths . . ambition, secretary. lzeep flzem cz Fatt of out class. 7-lzese RICHARD LEE MCCANDLESS . . homeroom treasurer 3 . . intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . . Ushers Club, head usher 4 . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . member of Bullets . . ambition, lawyer, CAROL LEE MCCARL . . Hop Committee . . Junior Choir 2 . , Dramatics . . make-up committee for plays . . Magnet staff 3, 4 . . Rainbow Girls . . Youth Assembly . . ambition, secretary. SHIRLEY ANN MCCLAFFERTY . . St. Paul's Catholic Church . . St. Paulis Sodality . . member of CD of A . . hobby, swimming . . ambition, successful secre- tary . , Commercial Course. MARGARET E. MCCOLLOUGH . . orchestra . . organ . . music letter , . string ensemble . . Midwestern District Orchestra . . Luther League . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambition, typist. RICHARD PAUL MCCORMICK . . First Methodist Church . . hobbies, hunting, building model airplanes . . ambi- tion, Air Force pilot . . employed, Dixon Pharmacy . . Indus- trial Arts Course. ELEANOR MCCOWIN . . After-School- Dance Committee . . basketball Z, 3 . . volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . One Act Play Club . . UA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . . Girls Glee Club Z . . CD of A . . employed at Penneys. MARILYN McDONALD . . Magnet news reporter . . B-cer- tificates . . hobbies . . popular music and reading . . ambition, successful stenographer or bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. SALLY ANN MCDONALD . . intramural basketball . . vol- leyball and softball . . St. Peter's Catholic Church . . Young Women's Sodality . . hobbies. dancing and skating . . ambition, airline hostess. DON C. MCELHANEY . . Center Township 4-H Club . . Center Township Baseball Club . . employed, Thomas Mack and Sons . . hobbies, hunting and leather tool- ing . . ambition, farmer , . Industrial Arts Course. RODNEY DOYLE MCKINDREE . . Memorial Committee . . hobbies, making motion pictures and photography . . would like to attend Cleveland School of Mortuary Science . . takes College Preparatory Course. ELLEN McLAUGHLIN . . A cappella Choir 4 . . earned music letter . . volleyball Z, 3, 4 . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . Great Expectationsv . . employed at Pen- neys. . ambition, to be a social worker. PAUL McLAUGHLIN . . likes athletics . . Luther League . . employed as a stockboy at Star Market . . quit school before graduation . . General Course. JOHN THOMAS MCMAHAN . . member of Presbyterian Church of Prospect . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, to com- bine work with travel . . General Course. DOROTHY MILICH . . collects B-certificates . . softball team 3 . . collects popular records . . wants to be a successful secretary . . Commercial Course. BEVERLY LOUISE MILLER . . Farewell Committee . . homeroom secretary . . A Cappella Z . . Bvcertificates . . member of Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Y-Teens . . St. Paulis Sodality . . Girl of Month . . enjoys the piano . . Lead- ers Club . . Commercial Course. DEWAYNE MILLER . . varsity swimming team 2, 4 . . Order of the Arrow . . hobby, automobiles . . ambition to do outdoor advertising . . College Preparatory Course. MARILYN JANE MILLER . . intramural basketballl . . enjoys ice skating, swim- ming and square dancing . . ambition, to do office work . . Commercial Course. MARY JANE MILLER . . B-cerfi'icates . . Advanced Choir 3 . . Church Choir . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . enjoys skating and reading . . would like to travel . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course, afze flue seniofzs wifli wliom we wofz ed sr 3 JAMES H. MOSER . . Ticket Committee . . Magnet repre- sentative . . hobbies, hunting and horse racing . . ambition, to be a dairy farmer . . Industrial Arts Course. LEE CARL MOTTERN . . member of North Butler Presbyterian Church . . employed as tractor driver . , Boydstown Baseball Club . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, big league pitcher . . General Course. IRENE M. MUDRICK . . FHA Club . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Sunday School teacher . . Church Choir . . enjoys dancing . . ambition, bookkeeper . . Homemaking Course. DORIS LA VERNE MURDICK . . B-certificates . . 12 years perfect attendance . . hobbies, seeing movies and reading . . ambition, to work in an office . . Commercial Course PAT- RICIA ANN MURPHY . . homeroom Magnet representative 2 . . aide in attendance office 4 . . St. Paulys Young Ladies Sodality . . hobby, collecting pictures of family . . ambition, successful secretary . . Commercial Course. ELEANOR LOUISE MYERS . . member of Methodist Youth Fellowship . . Church Choir . . Mariner Scout . . hobbies, dancing and singing . . ambition, beautician . . General Course. LOUIS ANTHONY NANNI . . St. Michael,s Holy Name Society . . employed, B and W. Bowling Alley . . hobbies, base- ball ancl hunting . . ambition, baseball player . . General Course. EDWARD MICHAEL NAPLETAN . . St. Michael's Holy Name Society . . Meridian Macs Baseball Team . . em- ployed, Penn Cleaner . . hobby, photography . . ambition. to own a cleaning plant . . General Course. FLORENCE EMMA NEELY . . volleyball . . Church Choir . . Young Peoples of First United Presbyterian Church . . hobby, ccllectincz pic- tures . . ambition, to be a nurse . . College Preparatory Course. G. RAYMOND MILLER . . B band Z . . A band 3 . . intra- mural basketball . . One Act Play Club . . Great Expectations . . Gophers . . Ambition, public certified accountant . . General Course. JANET HAZEL MILNER . . Tri-Hi-Y . . Dramatics Club . . library assistant 2 . . member of Fundamental Baptist Church . . enjoys reading . . plans to enter Bible School . . General Course. FREDERICK L. MINEHART . . Ravens A. C. . . enjoys raising pigs . . has a stamp collection . . ambition, to join the Army . . Industrial Arts Course. JOANNE RUTH MINICH . . B-certihcates 3 . . bowling 3, 4 . . enjoys baby sitting . . likes popular music . . ambition, to be a successful secretary . . Commercial Course. JOHN E. MIXER . . earned music letter in orchestra . . Magnet photo- grapher . . hobbies, photography and horses . . ambition, to become a veterinarian . . College Preparatory Course. WALTER L. MOCK, JR. . . clarinet ensemble . . music letter . . Youth Choir at St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . Luther League . . Air Scout . . ambition, engineer . . College Preparatory Course. MARY KATHRYN MOHN , . Memorial Committee . . A cappella Choir . . Girls Sextet . . CD of A . . St. Paul's Sodality . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, drum aid piano . . ambition, nurse . . Commercial Course. JACQUELINE JAY MOORE . . favorite subjects, Engli:h and economics . , hobbies, roller skating and driving a car . , ambition, housewife . . Commer- cial Course. JOHN BARRY MOORE . . Class Night Commit- tee . . Attended Washington High School 1, 2 . . intramural basketball 3 . . hobby, baseball and other sports . . Distributive Education Course. to ma e out c ass HELEN OLENIC . . YWCA . . hobbies, setting hair and baking . . ambition, beautician . . employed F. W. Woolworth . . Distributive Education. JACK OLSON . . Junior Rotarian . . orchestra . . Dixie 7 . . All Stars Band . . Treymore Club Orchestra . . music letter . . ambition, chemical engineer . . College Preparatory Course. PATRICIA LOUISE O'NIEL . . Girls Glee Club 3 . . hobbies, dancing and skating . . am- bition, buyer for dress shop . . employed, Kresges . . Distribu- tive Education Course. GERMAINE TERESA ORLOSKI . . FHA . . Young Ladies Sodality . . hobbies, dancing and swimming . . ambition, sec- retary . . employed, Isaly,s . . Commercial Course. LEYULA O. OSBORNE . . Girls Glee Club . . bowling . . hobbies, danc- ing, skating, and swimming . . ambition, to be a nurse . . Col- lege Preparatory Course. RICHARD JOSEPH PALACE . . varsity football 3 . . reserves 2 . . intramural basketball . . B-certihcate . . playground president . . Bronks Baseball Club . . ambition, electronics engineer . . Industrfal Arts Course. CLIFFORD VINCENT PARKER . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and riding . . ambition, woodshop owner or truck driver . . employed, Sunbeam Coal Corporation . . Industrial Arts Course. VIRGINIA JANE PATTEN . . aide in attendance office . . young Peoples and Church Choir . . hobbies, writing letters . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. THOMAS WILLIAM PATTERSON . . Junior Kiwanian . . home room president . . Yearbook staff . . Why I Am a Bachelorn . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . Boys Symphonium Music Club . . ambition, horticulturist . . General Course. activities successful. THELMA ARLENE NEELY . . Concert Choir . . vocal en- semble . . music letter . . reads Bible in assembly . . hobby, music . . ambition, preacher and singer . . employed, Fried- mans . . College Preparatory Course. JOSEPH WENDELIN NEFF . . St. Joseph's Holy Name Society . . Church Choir . . favorite sports, hunting and fishing . . ambition, electrician . . Industrial Arts Course. HAROLD FRANCIS NEIGH . . B-certificates . . Church Choir . . St. Wendelin's Holy Name Society . . hobby, oil painting and jewelry making . . ambition, building trade . . Industrial Arts Course. DONALD EDWARD NEUBERT . . Rattlers Club . . hobby, outdoor sports and photography . . ambition, skilled mechanic . . employed as farm laborer and check boy . . General Course. PATRICIA ANN NEYMAN . . Poster Committee . . Horse- back riding Club . . bowling team 4 . . hobby, engraving . . ambition, to go to college, nursing and to travel . . College Preparatory Course. EDWARD O'DONNELL . . Visual Aids Crew . . favorite subject, workshop . . hobbies, hunting and hshing . . is employed on a farm . . Industrial Arts Course. JOHN LEE O'DONNELL . . Invitation Committee fco-ch., . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, to go to trade school . . em- ployed by father . . General Course. JUDY O,DONNELL . . Prom Committee . . home room president 4 . . Leaders Club . . student announcer . . Magnet feature writer . . news- caster . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, nurse. LORRAINE KATHERINE OESTERLING . . newcomer to Butler High . . 2 B-certificates . . receptionist for Mr. Bernlohr . . hobby, reading and collecting silver dol- lars ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. V Q e will nevet fofzgef flwse Panties STANLEY PAYTAS . . Church Choir . . 4-I-I Club . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, Air Corps . . employed C. I. Roe Service Station . . General Course. HAROLD CURTIS PHILIPS . . After-School-Dance Committee . . Church Choir . . Young Peoples . . hobby, driving and hunting . . favorite subject, electric shop . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. ELLEN LOUISE PHILLIPS . . Girls Glee Club . . Y-Teens Member . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . ambition, stenographer . . employed, baby sitter . . Commercial Course. THOMAS MITCHELL PICKETT . . 315 year graduate . . homeroom president 3 . . varsity football, 3 letters . . hobby, sports . . attended Pitt second semester. WILLIAM P. PICKETT , . 3Vg year graduate . , varsity football, 3 letters . . track letter 4 . , Youth Assembly . . ambition, football coach . . attended Pitt second semester. GLENN L. PIZOR . . Most Charming . . co-chairman of After-School-Dance Committee . . Senior life saving . . 'QGreat Expectationsn . . Mixed Chorus 3. . ambition, Navy. CLARA LOUISE POLLIFRONE . . favorite sport, roller skat- ing . . employed, G. C. Murphy Co. . . hobby, picture collect- ing . . ambition, professional roller skater . . Distributive Educa- tion Course. ROSE MARIE PREMENTINE . . member of YWCA . . hobbies, roller skating and dancing . . ambition, to join Wavm . . Commercial Course. NORMAN THOMAS PRINGLE . . Farewell Committee . . Hi-Y Club . . One Act Play Club . . Symphonium Club . . student announcer . . Great Expectationsv . . Boys Quartet 2 . . ambition, actor or singer . . General Course. RAYMOND PROKOPCHAK . . Cap and Gown Committee . homeroom president 3 . . varsity basketball 3, 4 . . reserve basketball 2 . . letters . . varsity golf Z, 3, 4 . . belongs to Lyndora Hornets . . member of Senior Hi-Y . . ambition, sports writer. CARL PROTZMAN . . One Act Play Club . . St. Mark's Luther League . . hobbies, hunting, swimming and roller skating . . ambition, to be an electrician. DAVID RANKIN . . A cappella Choir 4 . . hobbies, baseball and making plywood wall shelves . . ambition, to become a mission- ary to the Indians . . General Course. CHARLOTTE RASKOWSKY . . Name Card Committee . . Ushers Club, secretary . . Magnet, business manager . . aide i'1 attendance office . . ambition, general office work . . hob- bies, reading and movies . . Commercial Course. NANCY RATHUSKY . . glee club . . bowling . . hobbies, record collecting and horseback riding . . ambition, to be a dietitian . . Commercial Course. DARRELL RAYBUCK . . marching band 2, 3, 4 . . concert orchestra . . instrumental ensemble . . music letter . . Ed Hir:key's Orchestra . . Symphonium Club . . intramural basketball . . Senior Hi-Y . . ambition, journalist . . College Preparatory Course. DAVID A. REED . . Junior Kiwanian . . varsity football Z, 3, 4 . . letter . . varsity basketball . . member of YMCA . . track . . First English Lutheran Church . . ambition, college football and dentist . . College Preparatory Course. LOIS E. REDD . . Class Night Committee . . Concert Choir . . organist . . music letter . . nursels office aide . . attendance office aide . , bowling letter . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, to be a stenographer . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY ANN REX . . Cap and Gown Committee . . hobbies, dancing and embroidering . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. we ad ofa time evenincis we s ent af eo 5 MARY ELLEN RHODABERGER . . FHA . . homemaking 2, 3, 4 . . St. John's Sodality, Coylesville . . baby sitter . . 4-H Club member . . hobbies, reading, dancing. skating . . ambi- tion, nurse . . Commercial Course. HAROLD R. RICE . . stage crew for plays and assemblies 2, 3, 4 . . projectionist . . employment, remote operator for WISR during assemblies . . hobby, guns and gunnery . . College Preparatory Course. DONALD E. RICHARDS-ON . . Junior Kiwanian . . Prom Committee . . Junior Choir Z . . hobbies, working at YMCA . . ambition, West Point . . Ushers Club . . B-certificates . . Gamma Hi-Y. PATRICIA ANN RIPPEE . . Magnet reporter 3, 4 . . Ushers Club 2, 3, 4 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . hobby, textile painting JOY RITSON . , Hop Committee . . home- room secretary-treasurer 4 . . Quill and Scroll . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . music letter . . Magnet . . ticket representative . . State Music and Forensic League Contest . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Young Peoples. NANCY C. RITZERT . . basketball . . St. Joseph's German Catholic Church . . North Oakland Young Ladies Sodality . . hobbies, skating and dancing . . ambition, bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. ELIZABETH ANN ROBB . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B-certificates . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Oakland 4-H -.Club . . Westminster Fellowship . . Church Choir . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ELAINE GAYLE ROBB . . basketball . . Girls Glee Club . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Meridian Presbyterian Church . . ambition, interior decorator . . Homemaking Course. JOHN H. ROBERTS . . favorite subject, trigonometry . . baseball, Center Town- ship A. C. . . Young Peoples Fellowship . . hobbies, building model planes and autos . . ambition, mechanical engineer . . College Preparatory Course. PATRICIA GAEL ROSATO . . Magnet reporter . . Y-Teens . . Young Peoples . . First United Presbyterian Church . . hob- bies, reading and collecting picture post cards . . ambition, sec- retary . . Commercial Course. JACK EDWARD ROSS . . Athletic Committee . . varsity basketball 3, 4 . . letter . . North Street Church of Christ . . hobbies, football and basketball . . ambition, professional baseball player. ELEANOR JEANNE ROSS . . Prom Committee . . bowling 3, 4 . . member of Girls Glee Club 2 . . Luther League . . hobbies . . dancing and foot- ball . . ambition, receptionist . . General Course. BETTY JANE ROVITO . . took dictation in principalys office . . St. Michael's Young Ladies Sodality . . ambition, to become a secretary . . played volleyball . . Commercial Course. JAMES ROBERT RUSSELL . . Magnet Yearbook . . intramural bas- ketball . . track 2, 3, 4 . . A band 3 . . Boys Symphonium Club . . Saxonburg Firemens Band . . ambition, architect . . College Preparatory Course. SHIRLEY EILEEN SANK . . Farewell Committee . . Magnet representative . . 3 B-certifb cates . . library assistant 2, 3 . . attendance office aide 2 . . Luther League . . ambition, bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. CRAIG G. S-AUL, JR. . . B-certificates . . hobbies, hunting, fishing . . employed at father's coal mine , . ambition, manage coal mine . . College Preparatory Course. W. THOMAS SAUNDERS . . stage crew 2, 3 . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . A cap- pella Choir 3 . . Hobby, raising mink . . ambition, mink ranch- er . . College Preparatory Course. DON LEE SCHAFFER . . Neatest . . Cap and Gown Committee fco-ch.J . . Junior Kiwanian . . YMCA . . Butler Safety Council . . hobby, gaveling . . ambition, to have a self-owned business . . General curse. 7-liefze a ways seemed to fue fiomewofz , BERNADETTE SCHAFFNER . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Choir Z . . Mixed Chorus 3 . , A cappella 4 . . music letter . . Ushers Club . . Magnet . . CD of A . . Youth As- sembly . . hobby, scrapbook material . . ambition, singer. ISOBEL EDITH SCHOTT . . Nearest . . Leaders Club . . Palette Art Club . . Yearbook Staff 3, 4 . . Quill and Scroll . . Junior Queen Attendant . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Youth Assembly. RALPH HENRY SCHRODER . . Ban- quet Committee . . After-School-Dance Committee 3 . . B-certi- ficate . . homeroom treasurer 3, secretary 2 . . Butler Hunting and Fishing Club . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, electrician . . General Course. NICHOLAS ANTHONY SCIALABBA . . Intramural basket- ball . . Ushers Club . , band 2, 3, 4 . . orchestra 2, 3 . . Mid- western District Band 4 . . State Band 4 . , letter . . Ed I-Iickey's Orchestra . . Boys Symphonium Club . . ambition, musician. GEORGIA LOIS SCOTT . . After-School-Dance Committee . . volleyball 2, champs 3 . . basketball champs 2 . . bowling 3 . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, driving . . ambition, telephone operator or Waves . . General Course, HELEN ALENE SCOTT . . Sunday School teacher . . hobbies, roller skating and ice skating . . enjoys driving a car . , favorite subject, family living . . ambition, housewife . . Commercial Course. CAROL ELEANOR SEELY . . Aide in principal's office 3 . . Church Choir . . hobby, collecting salt and pepper shakers . . ambition, join Air Force or secretary . . Commercial Course. FRANCES SELLERS , . Committee of Committees . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . bowling 2, 3, 4 . . Girl Scout . . ambition, to be a nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ARLETTA JEAN SETNAR . . volleyball . . bowling 1, 2 . . assistant in swim- ming classes . . St. Johnls Choir . . football fan . . hobby, skating at the Castle . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. VINCENT THOMAS SEEZOX . . varsity football letters 3, 4 . . reserve 1, 2 . . intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . . Lyndora Hornets, Junior County Baseball League Champions . . labor, high school . . ambition, coach . . Industrial Arts Course. GARY LEE SEYBERT . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . Z varsity football letters . . 3 track letters . . intramural basket- ball . . West End Bronks Baseball Team . . Junior League All-Star Team . . hobbies, sports. RICHARD SEYBERT . . quit school before graduation. DONALD B. SHEARER , . homeroom treasurer 2 . . intra- mural basketball . . intramural softball . . I-li-Y . . Gophers . . hobby, potscard collection . . ambition, joiri the Air Force . . College Preparatory Course. GEORGE E. SHELDON, JR. . . Memorial Committee . . homeroom president 2 , . swim- ming letters . , life saving . . YMCA . . Boy Scout . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, boating . . College Preparatory Course. MAR- ILY JEAN SHERMER . . Most Athletic . . volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . champions 2, 3 . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . A cappella 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . B band . . A band 3, 4 . . music letter . . Leaders Club 3, 4. DONNA MARIE SHIELDS . . employment, professional baby sitter . . hobby, collecting picture post cards and a scrap- book . . ambition, open a day nursery . . College Preparatory Course. LENA GERTRUDE SHIELDS . . belongs to church choir . . hobbies are reading and skating . . ambition, to be a stenographer . . Commercial Course . WILLIAM HOWARD SHINDLE . . 3 varsity football letters . . Magnet representa- tive . . hobby, driving . , employment, Croups Parking Lot, Mifflin Service . . ambition, to be a speed merchant on a speedway. and we will always DONALD JAMES SI-IOCKEY . . Luther League . . Boy Scout, second class . . employment, Shockeyls Suburban Courts . . likes to hunt . . ambition, zone manager . . Industrial Arts Course. DAVID ALAN SHOLES . . St. Vincent's Guild . . Sea Scout . . hobby, photography . . ambition, electrical repair, radio and television . . Industrial Arts Course NICHOLAS S. SHRAMOWICK . . intramural bsaketball . . football and basketball for Colonials . . YMCA . . hobbies, draw- ing and collecting old coins . . ambition, to be a success . . Industrial Arts and General Course. ELIZABETH JANE SHULER . . Girls Glee Club Z . . intra- mural basketball and volleyball 3, 4 . . St. Paul's Sodality . . hobbies, ice skating and roller skating , . ambition, receptionist , . Commercial Course. WILLIAM A. SHULL, JR. . . hob- bies, all sports . . employed at the Penn Hardware . . ambi- tion, to become a successful salesman . . Distributive Educa- tion. BETTY JANE SINGER , . intramural basketball 2, 3 . . Sunday School teacher . . Church Choir . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, to be a secretary . . Commercial Course. FRANK LESTER SLUPE, JR. , . Butler Hunting and Fishing Club . . employed, Krogers . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, college . . General Course. PAUL C. SMILEY . . Luther League . . Island basketball and volleyball . . intramural basket- ball . . employed, Capitol Theater . . ambition, carpenter . . General Course. DONNA MAE SMITH . . Poster Commit- tee . . Girls Glee Club Z . . bowling 3, 4 . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . softball 3, 4 . . Church Choir . . YWCA . . employment, cashier at the Butler Theater . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. 'zememlmfz flue lzoufzs JOYCE ANN SMITH . . Ticket Committee . . intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling 3, 4 . . Magnet typist . . presi- dent of Y-Teens 2, 3 . . Rainbow Girls , . hobbies, swimming and singing . . ambition, journalist. SHIRLEY FAYE SMITH . . president of Mixed Chorus . . organ student . . music letter . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . hobbies, music and sports . . ambition, nurse or singer. NANCY LOUISE SNIDER . . After-School-Dance Committee . . homeroom president 3 . . B-certificates . . Magnet staff . . e'Great Expectationsn . . Church Choir . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Y-Teens . . ambition, secretary. VANCE LOUIS SNYDER . . Name Card Committee . . var- sity track Z, 3, 4 . . intramural basketball . . South I-Iills Ram- blers baseball . , member of Meridian Macs baseball . . ambi- tion, public accountant . . General Course. LONA JEAN SPITHALER . . Most Bashful . . B-certificates . . member of glee club 2 . . hobbies, reading and hiking . . ambition, to be a secretary . . Commercial Course. STANLEY SPRYN . . played on Unionville baseball team . . Junior County League . . hobbies, hunting and baseball . . ambition, professional base- ball player or a chef . . Industrial Arts Course. KIRBY WAYNE STANAT . . Committee of Committees lch.j . . homeroom president 4 . . intramural basketball 2, 3 . . hobby, traveling . . ambition, chemist , . plans to attend Slip- pery Rock College. RUTH JOAN STARR . . Committee of Committees . . A and B-certificates . . organ . . music letter . . bowling, letter . . Leaders Club . . Magnet news editor . . Luther League . . Junior Tuesday Muscial . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, receptionist. REGIS D. STEIGHNER . , Prom Committee . . intramural basketball . . president, Palette Art Club . . Youth Council . , TMCA rifle team . . bowling . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . hobby, hunting. we spent helping eacli ofliefz stwggle THOMAS STANLEY STOTISH . . 2, 3 . . plays saxophone for 'eThe Ambassadors of Swing . . hobby, jitterbugging . . ambition, playing in big time band. MARY LEE STOVER . . Prom Committee . . Concert Choir 4 . . vocal ensemble 4 . . music letter . . Great Expectationsl, . . 'lLaff It Offl' . . Magnet typist 4 . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Alpha Chis . . ambition, secretary. MERLE W. SUMMERVILLE . . Visual Aids Corps . . 4-H Club for 6 years . . employed by Butler Water Company . . hobby, hunt- ing . . ambition, successful farmer , . General Course. Hop Committee . . band MARY LOUISE SWARTZLANDER . . two B-certificates . . public speaking . . read Bible in assembly . . church pianist . . Church Choir . . hobby, swimming . . ambition, nurse . . Commercial Course. JOHN SWEENEY . . played in A band for two years . . hobby, hunting and fishing . . ambition, to be an electrical engineer . . Industrial Arts Course. NANCY CAROL TEBAY . . Concert Choir 4 . . Palette Art Club . . Ushers Club . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . member of Stephen Foster Music Club . . Rainbow Girls . . hobby, horseback rid- ing . . ambition, hi:tory teacher. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON . . Wittiest . . Ticket Com- mittee . . bowling 3 . . Magnet copy editor . . Quill and Scroll . . t'Connecticut Yankee . . Great Expectations . . attend- ance office aide . . ambition, merchandise buyer. DELORES JEAN TIRK . . Class Night Committee . . intramural basket- ball and volleyball Z, 3, 4 . . publicity committee for senior play . . hobby. dancing . . employed, Penneyis . . ambition, secretary. LEONA TUCCI . . favorite subject, English . . Young Ladies Sodality . . St. Michaells Roman Catholic Church . . hobby, listening to Billy Eckstein . . ambition, join the Waves . . General Course. WALTER LOWELL STEINBRENNER . . intramural basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . Meridian Explorer Scouts . . Butler County Junior League Baseball . . employed at Sparkle Market . . hobbies, hunting and Hshing . . ambition, engineer. MELVIN KENNETH STEPHENSON . . Poster Committee . . Palette Art Club . . Luther League . . YMCA . . employed with father as lather . . hobby, automobile designing . . ambition, architect . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY KATHLEEN STEPHENSON . . Name Card Committee . . orchestra . . music letter . . student announcer . . Church Choir . . Luther League . . Rainbow Girls . . hobby, playing the accordion . . ambition, college. MILDRED STEPHENSON . . St. Peterls Roman Catholic Church . . 4-H Club, 3 years , . hobby, collecting glass figurines . . likes all sports but wrestling . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. KATHRYN ISABELLE STEVENSON . . plays in the Salvation Army Band . . Salvation Army officer . , ambition, to be a clerk at Murphys . . Commercial Course. DOROTHY ALICE STEWART . . Glee Club, 2 bowling . . Magnet exchange editor . . junior Tuesday Music Club . . Tumble Inn . . Y-Teens , . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, an interior decorator . . Commercial Course. REGIS H. STOCK . . Farewell Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Concert Choir 3, 4 . . A cappella Choir 2 . . double quartet 2 . . Church Choir . . Symphonium Music Club . . Eagle carrier . . ambition, Coast Guard. CHARLOTTE M. STONER . . Glee Club 3 . . member of senior play comm ttee . . aide in attendance office . . hobbies, sewing and roller skating . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. FLORINE E. STONER . . intramural basketball letter . . aide in attend- ance office . . Luther League . . hobbies, sewing and roller skating . . ambition, professional roller skater . . Commercial l Course. OVK flvwugle a fafin ffzanslafion ofa a ffzig DELORES MAE WACHSMUTH . . Name Card Committee . . Magnet representative in homeroom . . library assistant . . employed at Montgomery Ward Co. . . ambition, buyer . . Commercial Course Z,,3 . . Distributive Education Course 4. ELMER SHERWIN WAGNER . . intramural basketball . . graduated in BVZ years . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambi- tion, to join the Marines . . General Course. GENEVIEVE E. WALKER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . aide in attend- ance office . . hobbies, dancing and traveling . . ambition, to become a good secretary . . Commercial Course. LEROY WALKER . . After-School-Dance Comm'ttce . . intra- mural basketball . . member of I-Ii-Y . . member of St. Paul's Reformed Church . . employed, Hot Dog Shop . . ambition, pilot. SHIRLEY J. WALKER . . Most Charming . . junior hop queen . . A cappella choir . . ensemble , . mus'c letter . . 'KConnecticut Yankee' . . Great Expectationsv . . debate letter . . Junior Tuesdav Musical Club . . Junior Downbeat . . Rainbow Girls. VALLIE WALKER . . library aide , . intramural basketball and volleyball . . Leaders Club . . Church Choir . . employed, Murphy's . . favorite subject, English . . General Course. JAMES WALLACE . . reserve football . . intramural basket- ball . . Tigers . . employed as clerk at Kidds Kozy Korner . . hobby, flying . . ambition, electrical engineering . . member of the Methodist Church . . College Preparatory Cour'e. DOROTHY MAE WALLAK . . Iyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . member of St. Michael's Church . , hobbies, reading and sports . . ambition, to join the W.A.F.'s . . Commercial Course. VICTOR WALOWEN . . varsity football 3. 4 . . reserves Z . . letter . . member of Colonials . . hobbies. hunting and fishing . . ambition, to join the Navy . . General Course. BETTY LOU UBER . . orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . bowling . . past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls . . vice moderator of West- minster Fellowship . . Evening Church Choir . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ANDREW URNOSKY . . manager of stage crew . . Visual Aids Corps . . rheostat operator . . public address operator . . arclight projector oper- ator . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, electrician. WILLIAM VAN DYKE . . Cap and Gown Committee . . trans- ferred from West Deer High School, art editor of school paper there . . member of the DeMolay. ROBERT VON GROOTENBRUEL . . intramural basketball . . member of the YMCA . . belongs to the Butler Wildcats . . hobby, collecting stamps . . ambition, to be a mechanic . . Industrial Arts Course. JOSEPHINE VARANO . . nurse's aide . . St. Michaelis Young Ladies Society . . hobbies, baking and reading . . ambition, to become a secretary . . Com- mercial Course. MARILYN VENSEL . . Mixed Chorus, secre- tary . . girls ensemble . . music letter . . B-certificates . . St. Paul's Sodality . . plays bells in CD of A Corps . . hobbies, traveling and music . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. RICHARD VERNON . . square dance caller at Herman teen- age dances . . hobbies, square dancing and camping trips . . ambition, to do radio work . . Industrial Arts Course. HAROLD CARL VOELKER . . homeroom officer 3, 4 . . reserve football . . intramural basketball . . member of Tigers A. C. . . hobbies, likes all sports , . ambition, to join the Navy or play professional football. NANCY MARIE VOGEL . . Memorial Committee . . Leaders Club . . basketball medal . . employed at Books Shoe Store . . ambition, to became a secretary . . Com- mercial Course. Pfzolnlem. pefzluaps mcfze f an amlt an MARY ANN WALSH . . cheerleading letter . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball award . . intramural volleyball . . Youth Assemby CD of A . . Tumble Inn . . employed, G. C. Murphy Company . . Commercial Course. GEORGE ROBERT WALTER . . Ticket Committee lco-ch.J . . Junior Choir . . Mixed Chorus . . Palette Art Club 3, 4 . . Magnet representa- tive 4 . . A and B-certificates . . College Preparatory Course. LOIS MARY WALTMAN . . St. Joseph's Catholic Church . . Young Ladies Sodaltiy . . switchboard operator . . hobbies, collecting trinkets and dancing . . ambition, beautician . . Commercial Course. DOROTHY JEAN WATSON . . Glee Club Z . . B-certifi- cates . . hobbies, playing piano and skating . . employed in father,s store . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. DONALD T. WATTS . . Class Night Committee . . varsity football 3, 4 . . letter . . swimming . . 2 letters . . track 3, 4 . . Chamber of Commerce representative . . Holy Name Society . . ambition, U. S. Naval Academy. JOAN V. WEILAND . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . A cappella Choir 4 . . girls ensemble 4 . . Glee Club 2 . . Church Choir . . secretary, St. Wendelin's Sodality . . Commercial Course. DAN E. WEITZEL . . Junior Rotarian . . Wittiest . . After- School-Dance Committee . . orchestra, president . . band, pres- ident . . Midwestern District Orchestra . . State Band . . music letter . . Boys Symphonium Club , . Saxonburg Firemenls Band. MARGARET JO WEITZEL . . Athletic Committee fch.J . . Girls Glee Club . . girls champion volleyball team 3 . . Palette Art . . Mariner crew leader. LEWIS M. WETZEL . . Class Night Committee . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball Z, 3, 4 . . track 2, 3, 4 . . letter . . St. Paul's Holy Name Society . . ambition, civil engineer. ' in it -Jkt ROBERT DALE WHEELER . . intramural basketball . . YMCA . . employed at Walkers Service Station . . hobby, photography . . ambition, pilot . . Commercial Course. WIL- LIAM E. WHITACRE . . reserve football 2, 3 . . track letter 2 . . intramural basketball . . plays on Boydstown baseball team . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, travel . . Industrial Arts Course. GEORGEANN WHITEHILL . , Com- mencement Speaker . . Best Sport . . athletic representative 3, 4 . . Newscaster . . Leaders Club . . Girl of the Month . . Magnet, makeup editor . . Quill and Scroll . . A and B-certi- ficates . . CD of A . . Youth Assembly. JENNY LEE WIGTON . . Farewell Committee . . A cappella 4 . . organ 2, 3, 4 . . music letter . . Magnet staff 4 . . B-certificates . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, laboratory technician . . Preparatory Course. RICHARD PAUL WILLIAMS . . Memorial Committee . . varsity swimming letters . . intramural basketball . . Junior Hop Committee . . YMCA . . Senior life saving . . ambition, teacher. JAMES PRESTON WILLISON . . Banquet Com- mittee . . B-certificates . , intramural basketball . . West End Bronks baseball team . . Junior County League All-Stars . . ambition, professional baseball player . . Commercial Course. TWILA JEAN WINTERS . . band 2 . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Meridian Girl Scouts . . hobby, collecting scenery pictures . . ambition, to be an interior decorator . . Homemakng Course. MERCEDA WONDERLY . . Y-Teens . . One Act Play Club . . Church Choir . . hobby, collecting dolls . . ambition, to be an airline hostess . . Commercial Course. MARY LOUISE YAMNITSKY . . intramural volley- ball and basketball . . One Act Play Club . . First Dress Suitv . . lead, Q'Years Ago . . B-certificates . . office aide . . ambition, successful business woman . . Commercial Course. e se, we sluzll want to temembei flie seniofzs. ber of St. Paulis Sodality . . hobbies, record collecting and sewing . . ambition, to become a nurse . . Commercial Course. FRANK GORDON YINGLING . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Most Athletic . . homeroom president Z . . 3 football letters . . 3 basketball letters . . 2 track letters . . Gophers A.S.A. . . ambition, engineer. BETTY LOU YOUNG she hails from Zanesville, Ohio . . hobbies, dancing and sports, enjoys reading fiction . . ambition, secretary . . General Course. JOANN F. YANOVICK . . orchestra . . music letter . . mem- DALE HUGH YOUNG . . January graduate . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . YMCA . . member of Butler Hunting and Fishing Club , . employed at Murrays Auto Sales. GERALD MARTIN YOUNG . . intramural basketball 2, 4 . . member of St. Paul's Holy Name Society . . Bronks Baseball Club . . Junior County League . . hobby, sports . . ambition, profes- sional baseball . . General Course. KENNETH L. YOUNG . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . A cappella Choir 3 . . Concert Choir 4 . . member of Hi-Y Club . . ambition, Navy . . Grneral Course. PAUL ZADERNAK . . varsity football 4 . . swimming Z, 3, 4 . . golf 3, 4 . . sings in Church Choir . . Lyndcra Hornets, A.S.C. . . Sportsmen's Club . . hobby, listening to records . . ambition, school teacher . . General Course. MARY ANN ZIROS . . Committee of Committees . . intramural volleyball . . One Act Play Club . . student announcer . . play, pub- licity committee . . hobbies, swimming and skating . . switch- board operator . . ambiton, department store lawyer . . Com- mercal Course. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Seated: Georgeann Whitehill, Gertrude Rita Benton, Mary Green. Standing: Arlene Dietz Delores McCandless, Richard Croll, Blanche McCar1dless, Marjorie Fassinger. 1 .wil XE il, emem efz ine committees Athletic Committee The Athletic Committee had charge of the big money-making event of the year. They presented the Pattersons, a weight-lifting team. Row 1: Marianne Fogel, Uorma Jean Eury, Walter Lonchena fch.j, Margaret Weitzf: fco-ch.1, Bernadette Schaffner. Row 2: William Daniels, Frank Herhenick, Gordon Yingling, John Honse, Dave Reed, Jack Betres. After-School Dance Committee This committee anmed the two dances, for which it arranged, the Gohlins Gallop and Cupids Capers. Row 1: Martha Flick, Georgia Scott, Nancy Snider fchj, Roberta Black, Eleanor Mc- Cowin. Row Z: George Konoval, Raymond Camp- bell, Daniel Weitzel, 1-Iaro1cl Philips, Glenn Pizor fco-ch.J, Leroy Walker. Committee of Committees The Committe of Committees is chos- en by the Class Officers. The commit- tee then picks member for the Various other committees. Row 1: Betty Huselton, Jean Iman, Faith Hawk, Dona Sue Cathers, Ruth Starr. Row 2: Emmett Graham, Frances Sellers, Kirby Stanat, Jennings Barr, Mary Ann Ziros, Steve Fortunoff. Name Card Committee Those white cards that the seniors were exchanging were taken care of by the Name Card Committee. Row 1: Pat Broderick, Helen Klimek, Sue Bruner, Charlotte Raskowsky lch.j, Rosanne Cavalier. Row Z: Ross Martin fco-ch.J, Nancy Long, Delores Wachsmuth, Gloria Heist, Kay Stephenson, Vance Snyder. flwse afzawofz an students Ticket Committee The big job of passing out tickets and collecting money kept this com- mittee busy. Row 1: Patricia Thompson, Margaret Mar- tin, Beverly Herron, Dolcres Hutchison fch.l, Margaret Bauldoff. Row 2: George Walker fco-ch.l, James Moser, Doreen Clark, Alene Lyon, Joyce Smith, Robert Green. Class Night Committee The Class Night Committee produced a program to show the talents of the senior class. This year's program was entitled Hollywood Boundf, an oper- Etta. Row 1: Mary Jo Koch, Lois Redd, Delores Tirk, Nancy Cook, Virginia Glace lco-ch.l. Row Z: Donald Watts, Paul Eisenhuth fch.l, Lewis Wetzel, Giles Krebs, Conrad Bloom, Jack Moore. Ho Committee P The Kandy Kane Dance depended on this Committee. The members chose the orchestra and worked hard for this event. Row 1: Andrea Bonyak, Carol McCarl, Shirley Feud, Rita Benton, Patricia Marko- vich fch.l. Row Z: James Burris, Donald Leech, Joy Ritson, Thomas Stotish, Wayne Jacox, Jack Olson fco-ch.J. Banquet Committee The one and only A Senior Banquet was planned by this committee. They arranged for the wonderful food and exciting entertainment. Row 1: Martha French, Shirley Butler, De- lores McCandless, Donna Mae Malis, Celene Kraus lchj. Row Z: Ralph Schroder, Merton Hutton, Jim Wfillison, Victor Eythg not pictured: George Atwell fco-ch.D, Ruth Gallagher. iw Pe ma out Poster Committee Remember all the nice posters for the school activities. This c o m m i t t e e Worked hard on them. Row 1: Joan Cousins, Donna Mahood Qco-ch.j, Patricia Neyman, Donna Smith. Row Z: Paul Hawryliak, Charles Deahl, Ken Stephenson, Edward Aaron fch.l, Ed Lutesg not pictured: Carl Hildebrand, Richard Hilovsky. Commencement Committee The getting ready and the plan for presentation of diplomas for the com- mencement exercises Was handled by this committee. Row 1: Bernadette Schaffner, Ellen Mc- Laughlin, Shirley Davis, Martha Bonnett fco-ch.J, Joan Marcus. Row 2: Ron Fogel, Herbert Grossman, Fred Hunt, Frank Slupe, Nick Scialabba fco-ch.l 5 not pictured: Darrell Raybuck, Hazel Eury. Prom Committee The Cinderella Ball is the title of the Prom this year. This committee will make a big success of this important school activity. Row 1: Wilma Kuhn, Helen Fleischer, Mary Lee Stover, Gertrude Jones, Jeanne Ross. Row 2: Robert Deane, Thomas Burns, Judith O'Donnell fch.l , Donald R ic h a r d s o n fco-ch.j, Eugene Crouchg not pictured: Regis Steighner. Invitation Committee The ordering and distribution of the invitations for the seniors were handled by this committee. Row 1: Blanche McCandless, Marjorie Fas- singer, Norma Carmody, Gretchen Bayer, Lois Cumberland. Row Z: Helen Lehnercl, John O'Donnell fco-ch.j, Alice Grenik, Vallie Walker, Michael Acquilino, Ethelda Kaylorg not pic- tured: Charlotte Raskowsky fch.l. eniot activities so success u Farewell Committee The last assembly program of the year was planned by this committee. At this time awards to the oustanding students were made. Row 1: Norman Pringle, Shirley Sank, Jenny Lee Wigton, Beverly Miller lco-ch.l, Richard Croll fchj. Row 2: Regis Stock, George I-lnatko, George Fejko, Donald Leslie, Dave Doerr. Memorial Committee The memorial for the class of 51 was chosen by this committee. It was pre- sented to the school by a representa- tive of the class at the farewell exer- CISCS. Row 1: Nancy Vogel, Velma Judson ich.l, Beulah Divers, Mary Kathryn Mohn, Suz- anne Cohen, Row 2: Rodney McKindree, George Sheldon, Bill Ashbaugh, Dick Williams ico-ch.l, La- Verne Fredrick. Cap and Gown Committee Each graduating S e n i 0 r has to be measured and fitted with the grey gown he wears for commencement activities. This work is done by this committee. Row 1: Alberta Kuhn, Jeannie Henderson, Lillian Chuba lchj, Dena Kliskey, Shirley Rex. Row 2: John Maire, Mary Gracik, Elizabeth Anne Robb, Geraldine Arblaster, Genevieve Walker, Joe Kajadinovich. Row 3: James Maletta, Ray Prokopchak, Grant Butler, Don Schaffer QCD-Cl'1.l, Glen Bachman, William Van Dyke. Junior Service Club Members These boys were picked by the class according to their scholastic standings and popularity to be Junior member Rotarians and Kiwanians. Row 1: Merton Hutton, Dan Weitzel, Robert Deane, Tom Patterson. Row Z: Richard Croll, Donald Schaffer, Donald Richardson, Randall Maharg. Row 3: George Atwell, Jack Olson, Paul Eisenhuth, Phil Crowe, John House, Regis Stock. Not pictured: Gordon Yingling, Dave Reed. who, outstanding ' x i r' ' 1.1 .. . A 1 i we f sig., - -7 . Ls. :ll t 1 . ,a git ..: ,.., ,.,E1:,:i mv I V C . X 1 F7 k--' f' S , - E i .f i ' if 'Z' ., gg ' ,. 1 -..--A ,Q L '1 qr v mlnigifesi' rf 1 'fi ff I ' 6,4 ' if , gsm 5 is I gk. K ?. J Best Looking Helen Fleischer Tom Patterson Most Charming Glenn Pizor Shirley Walker 58 Most Talkative Margaret Martin Herb Jones Most Athletic Marilyn Shermer Gordon Yingling efzsonalifies who wefze Best Musicians Norman Pringle Joyce Johnston Most Bashful Lona Spirhaler Neatest Don Schaffer Isobel Schott Best Artist Mickey Deahl John I-Ionse Donna Mahood 59 osen ln, populafz vale N P 1 Most Popular Virginia Glace Rancly Maharg Best Dancers Shirley Fencl Bob Deane 60 Most Dignified Pat Broderick George Atwell Most Likely to Succeed Mary Lee Hoovler Dick Croll A . A flzeifz classmafes. - 'ig a e i . Kmkh ' siss s as '..: FT 55:3 .:k- 0 X f Most Versatile Wittiest Phil Crowe Pat Thompson Nancy Cook Dan Weitzel Biggest Bluffer Best Sport Eleanor lVlcCowin Bill Piclcett Bill Shindle Georgeann Whitehill 61 i 8 Vernon Sones, Ed Duignan Peggy Vanderlin, Bill Bowser Class Officers will aiwatls fzemem efz These Juniors are the ones who shall comprise the class of 1952. Near the beginning of the first semester the class organized and chose the fol- lowing officers: Williain Bowser, president, Ed Duignan, vice presidentg Peggy Vanderlin, sec- retary, Vernon Sones, treasurer. Since then the class has participated in many of the school events, has had two after-school dances, the Football Finale and the Shamrock Shenan- igansg sponsored the Junior 1-lop at the Armory on April 135 and helped to finance their class by collecting and selling old newspapers. The class has also published football books and sold cellophane book covers. In addition to the officers, the following served on the 1-10p Committee: Ruth Ann Ashbaugh, Francine Conerty, Marvin Gall, Ruth Grigo1etti, Shirley Hilliard, Connie Liebler, Joanne Mclqad- den, Bonnie Myers, Phyllis Shaffer, Carole Shep- tak, David West, Rose Marie Pasqualicho, and Mary Gertrude Summers. 104 Row 1: Black, Ashbaugh, Austin, Bennetti, Benko, Butler lv. pres.J, Bournique, Burris, Brothers, Ben- nett Row 2: Bachman, Angela Becker, Marian Baker, Buzash, Angert, Brown, Beggs, Eva Jean Burtner, Joanne Burtner, Bonnie Beilstein, Doris Baker, Bierce. Row 3: Bialcley, Barnes, Clements, Atwell fpresj, Beatty, Baptiste, Barto Cochran, Bender, Banclura, Beltrami, Arthur Beilstein, Hans Becker, Allen, Abbott. flrese pzogfzessiue uniofzs ll27Row 1: Giuntoli, Gocppner, Frederic, Wise, Fudoli, Grigoletti, Gregory, Giehcl, Young, Gail Frye. Row 2: Gilliland, Garris, Hackett, Greenert, Merna Green, Gallagher, Gall, Leah Freclley, Dolcres Frye, Grace Green. Row 3: Fleeger lsec.-treas.l, Duignan, Flick, Sones, Sychak, Faust, John Fry. Row 4: Bolo Dunn, Faull, Enright lpres.l, Follstaeclt, Ferrari lv. pres.l, Fair, Dale Dunn, Fennell, Chiprean, Christlcy, Duncan, ZOIYROW 1: Jack, Kingan, Hilliard, Hull, Hixon, Biffaretti, Scctt, Hepler, Pliggias, Plein. Row Z: Josephs, Kay, Kanui, Jordan, Imhof, Haug, Hinclman, Hinchberger, Harilff, Harbison. Row 3: Kelly, Kearns, Hus- elton, Henry, Kerry, Kerr, -Iosefczyk, Houston. Row 4: Kennecly Cscc.-treas.l, Hawk lv. presj, Huth, Hutzler, Hockenlnerry, Hilclerbrancl. 63 flue eafzlxl lrifzas, who have 2Ol7Row 1: Hortert, Hoffman, Henry, Gall, Griffin. Gfillagher, Hackett. Gatty, Forclit, Hawrylialc. Row 2: Gil- lcn, Sliindle, Garris. Viclcey, Craig, Headland, Groutt, Row 3: Cranmer, Connor. Cottrill, Henicheclc, Gardner, Hampshire, Holbein, Grolxman, Row 4: Hinclmloergcr. Covert, Hoclcenlaerry, Green, Foust fpf9S-l. Hoover, Hemphill, Hays, Grystar, Colton. 202---Row 1: Love, Knauer, Lielaler, Nlarini, Kosar, Mziliarg, Long, lVlaCCarron, Kradel, Lang. Row Z: Kondos, Luchlciw, Antoinette Klara fsoc.-rreasj, Lokovicli, Nlarrinkovich, Donna Lucas, Leith, Sylvia Lucas, Klepper, Lasichak, Row 3: DiBiccaro, Leitem, Kripowicz lpresj, Howard, Carl Jones, Kriley, Josephs, Robert jones, King, Hunter. Row 4: Stanley Klara, Kovach, Kriclc, Killmeyer, Kemper, Jim Jones Cv. pres.l, Lane, Don Kennedy, Klee, Kniess, Dick Kennedy, Schmoll. 64 alfzeaaml Pai c ass auesg 2lZ?RUXV 1: Dobranslci. Dickson, McEvay, McGuire, Barbara McCall, Nlclsean, McFadden, McCrea, Mccula lough, Mcffandless. Row 2: Yvonne McAnallen lsecj, Barbara IVICX-Xnallen, Pat McLaughlin, Marvin Mc- Elhancy, lVlcCoy, McClur1g, Mary Lee McLaughlin ltrensl, lVlcKeever, Mcfflafferty, McConnell, Butler. Row 3: McCafferry, Last, Ligns, Crediforcl, Maker, Markle. Row 4: Lassinger fpresj, Lippolcl, Croft, Leyland, lv. pres.l, Claude lVlr:Anallcn, Leroy, Maitland, Leezer, Lane, Mann. 213---Row 1: Morrison, Marando, Morabit, Muto fv. presl, Mills, McPhersoi1, Mellish, Nancy Miller, Marilyn Montag, Mudriclc. Row 2: Michael, Doerr, jane Miller, Shirley Montag, Menniti, McMonigal, Barbara Miller, Jane Nliller, Dyke, Donovan, Morris Ksecj, Myers. Row 3: Don Miller, McClafferty, McQuaid, Neff, Minor, Mus- cate'lo, Cygan, Neely, Muti, Mickey Pappas. Row 4: Onufer, Davis, Minich, Morgus ltreasj, Curzi, Mohr, Jim Pappas, Monteleone lprcsj, Richard Miller, Paul Miller. ui www or -km 'fi-. .mamma q i . , 65 flzeifz otigina ideas, sua as 301fRow I: Paul, Rader, Pencasky, Thompson, Pasqualichio fsecj, Paulson, Pyle, Protzman, Randig, Phillips. Row 2: Raabe, Eichenlaub, Elliott, Ncyman, Dee Patten, Paganelli, Pollock, Northimi, Beverly, Paulson, Petr. Row 3: Puff, Puvalc, Pflugh, Pascazi, Polo, Plecity, Price. Row 4: Rasely, Davis, Deal, Crowe, Robert Patten, Prolcopchak lv. presj, Pavlisin ftrcasj, Pontius, Pollack, Phipps, Plaisted, Eugene Paulson. 302-Row 1: Spagnola, Donna Smith, Steinlzrenner, Wright, Sporny, Nancy Smith, Shermer, Sheptalc, Joann Smith, Slupe. Row Z: Spohn, Spinnewelner, Edna Snyder, Sollie, Betty Stanley, Joanne Smith, Elorie, Shields, Marilyn Smith, Shever, Patricia Snyder. Row 3: Snyder, Soose, Robert Snyder, Jim Smith, Snodgrass, Stelbot- sky, Dean Snyder, Stutz, Steighner. Row 4: Stewart, Robert Stanley, Furka, Dennis fpresj, Jack Smith, Stephenson, Stevenson, Spangenherg ftreas.l, Spine-tti, Souzcr fv. presj. 66 Pulalislming flue fooflrall lzoolzs, 306fRow 1: Ferguson, Feud, Sandbach, Sacco, Betty Ross, Faullc fv, pres.J, Flick, Scott, Savannah, Riemer Row 2: Rettig, Shaffer Csecj, Martin, Finan, Rudert, Schroth, Selfriclge, Saul, Ray, Shaffer, Serafine. Row 3 Schlagel, Service, Harold Schnur, Rauschenlnerger, Saxman, James Ross, Scarnato. Row 4: Rensel, Schalce Slater, Rea, Shuler, Shearer fpresj, Sinz, Sheptalc, Schubert ftreasj, Don Schnur. 312-Row 1: Summerville, Vargo, Stoughton, Testi, Vanclerlin Csecj, Summers, Fradenburgh, Sweesy, Uram Stevenson. Row 2: Naomi Stutz, Straub, Fogel, Wagle, Steviclc, Truby, Martsolf, Wallak, Stephenson. Row 3 Ronnie Stutz Kpresj, Ten Cate, Wasco, Weiland, Walborn, Warren, Melngailis, Tonini. Row 4: Thomas Stuart, Taggart, Thompson, Towzey, Tinchu, Stewart, Felclgoise, Dodds Cv. pres.J, O'Neil. 67 ana S onsofzing a Papefz fzfve 313-fllzw I: W!'y:off, Campbell, Wogan, Wolford, Virginia White, Williams, Wctick, Wittilc. Row Z: White' sell, Wolcott, Zotter, Zappavigna, Watson lsec.j, lVlaxEne Wfhite, Yasinslcy, Wise, Callahan, Yoclc, Row 3: Wertz lpres.l Wilbert, Young, Weitzel, Yates lv. pres.l, Wilson, Yonker, Wulff. Row 4: West, 'Wolfe, Yost, Wfimer, Zabiclci, Zachar, Zicalone, Wheeler. 315fRow l: DelVlatteis, Conrad, Cranmer, Clauser, Cotten, Pat Covert, Cavaliero, Comella, Carmichael, Conerty. Row Z: Dellana, Cipolla, Barnes, Cypher, Cress, Denny, Franks, DeRita, Denton, DeAngelo, Cunningham. Row 3: Marian Covert, Sherniclc, Brady, Cavalero, Bennett, Burnatoslci, Cratty, Dean Campbell, Martin Broderick, Davis, Daugherty. Row 4: Bryant, Dave Campbell, Ray Campbell, Cirillo, Calclerwood, Bob Campbell, Bowser fpres.l, Jack Broclericlc, Bush, Uram, 68 SOPHONIORE HOMEROOM presidents and vice presidents-Row 1: King 12151, Nicholas 13081, Holland 11081, Pesci 11081, Frole 11061, Bandura 11111, Oslrey 13111, Weaver 13171, Deal 11071, Perry 11021, Pasqualichio 11021, Burtner 11051. Row 2: Jurysta 12151, Hutchison 13101, Cunningham 11101, Hutchison 12141, Chiprearx 13171, Graff 13031, Kinney 12061, Jamison 12061, Miller 13081. Row 3: Chuha 11051, Cummings 13031, Brown 11111, Scialahba 1103A1, Rivers 1103A1. Row 4: Hathaway 13111, Gaudina 12181, Fudoli 11061, Wallzice 11141. Stover 11141, Nosokoff1CE1. Not pictured: Artman 11101, Gamble 12181, Hollobaugh 12141, Kutch 1CE1, lVlc1ntyre 13101, Sebach 13051, Spears 13051, Zarniclc 11071. Secretaries and treasurers7Row 1: Badger 11101, Malis 12151, Wieckoski 11081, Anderson 11111, Wonderly 13171, Reed 11021, Boyer 13171, Riott 1103A1. Row 2: Kraus 13101, Hagerty 13111, Karges 12061, Ander- son 11051. Row 3: Ellenherger 13031, Hang 13111, Martin 1CE1, lV1cClymonds 13081. Row 4: Fishel 11061, Kemper 12141. lV1artZ 12151, Ostwinch 13081, Vogel 11071. Not pictured: Cooper 11101, Bowers 11111, Ferguson 12181, Selfridge 13051, Whann 11141. The activities 33 ia fi 2 if 'S as g, 42 S if 1 H 5 5 y E2 IS ii fi 5 e ff 2 Q, Zi A 5 5, . .W A ?i ? 3 .W ff , , O,- ,A .. xi QM,- ,i!,ff - - as t g . ff'g,fLxSf1,fi,fifJf,f .M ,ff - 4-',.f l fa Q of f1.f,f:,o ,cf ,f hiding flme spihgii new ponliac ii' M' Wi-:fmTfW 'iH i sp1N -'ewwwwf w mjf- 'Wm- ,,,, , ,- ,, ., - A - -'isfii-2,,,':gg-,911wJ:.g,5zulI -51, f:i-h'f.'!l'.'- if ,?i,1,11f-A!gimw.ri,,ssig,s4sz.,.i' A it Wsswwmgwm , V ,E V V. K- W 8 wi? ii.sF3.ffiiicEulf:t2 ,i',.7i'i'.'?? K 3 - +-fi.-Wu if t , Tliw .af ,. ,ff- yr.-fi mvqtfr-IA.?A.if!A,f X Nlayhe thcy'll never win an Indianapolis classic race, but they will be good drivers when lVlr. Clawson teaches these four to handle the dual-control car. Thats Celine Kraus ar the wheel. lVlary Ann Ziros demonstrates good salesmanship These young biologists are prohnlwly storing up memor- practices: smile, sell, ring up the sale. Bold Balsinger ies of water life as revealed in the aquariums. Whatis is rho victim pleased with his purchase. featuredfguppies, golden lfringetails or plain tad- poles? f w Ifize wliifzfz o woodwofzlz mac Ines, Clifford P5-irlcer is so very intent on grinding the Three young ladies and a typewriter. The girls ap- band saw that he will undoubtedly complete his wood pear to be in conference, perhaps about one of the project in record time. new gray machines purchased this year. A pretty good geometry student plus a pair of wooden protractors equals a very neat diagram on the black- board. Good listening, one of the essentials in modern education, is being demonstrated by the two young ladies and the one gentleman in the foreground. til v l v v e 'LGCOQC WIGC U42 C2146 U48 Sewln WICZC Ufle, Skglixi,ifiiiiifrfsikilffi f ' t' 791 X m -F' X7f 5X1'F:f5: f:b'f:. ,H-Eiiifi' i5il55Q5f'li 55i?fi:.' f:3fQ5?Iffft:i f. :iff ,M Isn't everything shipshape? Maybe that's because Ex-navy-lieutenant Dixon is chief here. Want a radio built, the shiver removed from the television set, the spark plugs cleaned, or the parlor lamp Fixed. Ok, call on any of these young electric Ulightsf' Collecting records for the audio education program is Huniphl Who couldn,t sew if she had an electric Mr. I-lerron's hobby. These assistants are deciding machine like this. Bet the needle even threads itself! who,ll hear what today. How about Judith Ander- How was your first apron? son's i'lVIedean? 772aclJefl4, Pluisics ana solid, The three witches Donna Nlalis, Joan Wfeiland, and Girls, as housewives will you remember hest cooking Lee Tucci grin gleefully as they plot disaster to Nlac- heats, to Fix lealiy taps and frayed electric cords, beth and his future plans. taught in practical physics. This is a solid geometry class. The transit is the center of attention. Don Richardson focuses it as Jack Olson peers through it and the other hoys look on with admiration and awe. These boys look forward to an engineering career. Wfhat, no girls? gilms game gtlfze, 7-ale of 7-wo cities, Given one machine, one film such as Winning the Freshman work on their English projects. Even if they West,7, David Copperfieldl' or Q'Lilfe Secrets of an forget the commas, they'll remember such charming Amoehaw result: class interested, facts mastered. student assistants as Dorothy Stewart and Sallie Haug. The debate class seriously ponders the dayys question. It is resolved: That the Welfare State should be abolish- ed-or should I take that redhead out on Saturday night? Nlany of these class members are varsity debaters and have helped build this year's excellent record. flue patient counse ofzs ana flue micfzosco e, Is your grammar showing? ls your vocabulary limited? ls your spelling too original? Are your letters readable and sendalule? If in doubt try business English. It provides the knowledge and the skill necessary for the sten- ographer to become the private secretary of the boss. Have a problem about schedule, college requirements, Now is that ten or eight grams? Physics pupils learn scholarship possibilities? Consult one of the guidance among other things the Fine points of weighing directors. lVlr. Bernlohr helps clear up difficulties. minute objects and small quantities. lb-nl' lmolzs, flue lllzfzafzxl, flue wasluefz ana ifzonefz, i .ff-+1 ' WGN lVly, but they loolc stucliousl The library is a familiar place to all students of Butler High. Here they can do reference work which is required by the teachers or reacl whatever interests them. The new chairs ancl tables are something. Docs xiy? The algebra class is pondering over this These home making students sing neQther ruln-a-cluly all important problemgor could it be that they are dub nor the song of the irong they use the modern just waiting for the bell. clothes drier and ironer. w.. f ,sf 'J ,Z Q! lJlO0aLI lnafffes in fast of flue Wlolilcans ana gpanis , 'Vfhe Last of the Mohicansl' comes to life in Junior Who dun it? A P.O.D. murder trial is in full swing English when 'QUncas,' William Thompson awaits as Dick Palace questions the accused. This is a pop- cleath, while Hawkeye and David helplessly look on. ular part of the P.O.D. course. Si, si, Spanish ees a popular subject thees year. An attractive bulletin board with travel posters and Spanish scenes. Dolls dressed in native costumes and Spanish books and music add interest. It looks like Rex Bonnett is all ready for his trip to gay Nlexico. falvle settings ana Qcsffzclzufwe e ucczfcon Morning business conference of digtrilsutive education Coffeeis onl Looks fike we're going to eat! Whatis students, probably planning how to catch an unwary in the oven is undoubtedly good, for homemaking customer this afternoon when they are on actual sales pupils plan and prepare nutritious appetizing meals. duty. Four column inches la seventh eriocll These buddin 'ournalists are lcarnin the details of newswritin make- Y P g J g ga up, all theyill need to know to put out next years newspaper and yearbook. Journalism is a new course this year but, in spite of headlines and deadlines, is popular. E gt - . K eimj a mode in afzf class, lvaslzeflyall, Fred Hunt, the model, poses coyly before an enchanted and completely captivated group of feminine admirers, some gals from art class. Will they he able to catch his charm? Even the serious looking dogs on the bulletin board roll their eyes. Itis almost a bucket! What will the final score be? One, two, three, four, once more around the floor, Notice the youngster in striped shirt attempt to guard twice around the floor. Hurry up there, white shirt, the high jumping St. Peter's lad. or you'll he doing fifty pushups. cutting ln, Paffehn ana finals ing fouclies. Do we like digtributive eclucation? Ycs, inclcecl. Ru.nor has it that Mr. Varner will be swamped with appli- cations next year. A happy looking bunch they are, too. What do you suppose the subject under discus- sion can he? Inciilcntnlly they earn money as they learn. Can you cut out .1 pattern? If not, these girls can So the girls in the homcmaking department read slick cvrtainly show you how. Are you ladies sure that sophisticated magazines like Glamour and Vogue. Un- pattern isn't on the bias? doubtedly the young seamstress found her pattern there, The aflalef ww- , A Nw, I X K.,..,,,,,3 32,1'Jfv'4 5 pf? . Q 2' ' 3 I? 2'3- 'R 0 . -iw. 4 ,. f 1 ,A E 'MQW , ik ' Us .QA Laws. use-5555 Fig . f ,W fy W- A . K , N 21 in W ,ww X . wi-,x L1 K, ,,' 4 K M 9 4 Q' k B? , E? brief W QR Butler Beaver Falls 24 6 Butler Sharon 32 1 3 flue football team that won Moving behind a smoothly operated air and ground offensive, the Golde Tornado rolled to the seventh straight victory by beating the Blue Lance: from Vandergrift 33-0. Scoring T. D.s for Butler were Pickett, Reed, Ying ling, Monteleone, and Bowser. 'Nlext the Tornado eleven beat a strong Mt. Lebanon squad 32-14 in tl' last road game of the season. The Blue Devils gave the Tornado a scai early in the game, but Butler pulled ahead in the second half and went o to win. It was lVl0nteleone's day as he scored two touchdowns. In the final game of the season Butler outslid Penn Township High of Pitt 'laurgh and won 12-0. Seezox and Kline sloshed over the goal to accoul for Butlerls twelve points. This game completed the first undefeated Butlf grid season since 1916. 'Q-X1 K Q,-T, 9 a I How could we fotget flze 7-ofznabo The Butler High football team wasn't the only Tornado team to rewrite the record Butler Oppfment books. The basketball squad registered 17 victories in the regular season to set a 63 T t l'16W 1'CCO1'Cl. 49 Sliifgl um 36 Perhaps the most outstanding of these victories was the 35-27 shellacking that the 38 Leechburg 31 Tornado handed to Ford City. The Butlerites, sparked by Jack Ross, came from 30 Sharon 36 behind to overhaul the Glassers in the last period. 40 Fifth Ave. 34 After getting past Ford City, Butler was able to Hnish the first round of Section I 50 Ambridge 39 competition undefeated. The Tornado started off the second round with an easy 51 Beaver Falls 29 victory over Ken High, but from there on in the going got a little rough. The 47 Strong Vincent 23 Ford City team revenged their earlier loss to Butler, and ran roughshod over the 43 New Kensington 42 Ifftmen 47-36. Other defeats from Har-Brack and Vandergrift High Schools 35 Freeport 29 completely eliminated the Tornado from a chance at the Section I crown. In the 35 Ford City 27 final standings of Section I, Butler finished second with a 7-3 record. 51 Har,Brack 46 Ford City won the crown with a 9-1 standing. Their only defeat came from Butler. 49 Kittam-ling 42 In the Tornado's last regularly scheduled game, they completely trounced Free- port High 60-32. Close-ups of Varsity basketball players-S. Prokopchak, Stutz, R. Prokopchak, Yingling, Catalfano, Ross. Pictured below is Coach John Ifft. All the boys try hard but Yingling, Finally, gets the rebound and scores a basket. i ii Hiff' V ' ' i itii .... 4 T k 1 'X , . cage team flzaf won I8 games, After finishing the schedule, the Tornado was invited to talce part in the A-K Tournament that was held on the Ken High floor, The Ifftmen jumped off to an early lead in the first half, but East Deer came roaring baclc to post a nine-point lead at the end of the third quarter. A last-minute Tornado rally fell two points short. In the consolation round, Butler swept past Kittanning only to be stopped by Leechburg in the final braclcet. Including the tournament record, the Tornado finished the season with an 18-7 score. Next year's Tornado floor team will be without the services of seven graduating seniors. The boys who wonlt be baclc in the fall of 1951 are Joe Catalfano, Phil, Crowe, Walt Lonchena, Ray Prolcopchalc, Dave Reed, Jack Ross, and Gordon Yingling. Coach John Ifft will have two first stringers back next year in the person of Ronnie Stutz and Steve Prolcopchalc. Qther Tornadomen of next year are Bill Bowser, Don 1-lepler, Bruce Whann and Ted Killmeyer. Butler Opponent 50 Vandergrift 39 57 Beaver 59 45 Ellwood City 44 54 New Kensington 38 36 Ford City 47 40 Har-Brack 52 50 Kittanning 42 57 Vandergrift 68 60 Freeport 32 38 East Deer 40 49 Kittanning 36 37 Leechburg 40 Close-ups of Varsity basketball players-Bowser, Reed, 1-lepler, Campbell, Lonchena, Crowe. The crowd is tense as straining players try to recover the rebound, F' flue outstanding guniofa Uczfzsiftlfgquaas, Row I: Gahagan, Stauffer, Killmeyer, Clark, Lolchaiser. Row 2: Pfeiffer, T. Chuha, Chuba, Lumley, Kappler. Row 3: Hemphill, Whann, Kummer, Pollack. The Butler J.V. lbaslcetballers hnished the year with an impresive 16-6 record. Outstanding for the Tornado were Vffhann, Killmeyer, Clark, Hemphill and Gahagan. The Tornado grid reserves won every game to have a very successful season. They started out by playing Shaler and ran away with the game by a score of Z6-10. The reserves Finished their season by topping New Castle 18-0 for their seventh straight win. Row l: Daubenspeclc, Lascuola, Larry, Wei't, Cullen, Kummer, Gahagan, Minto, T. Chulaa, Bell, Stewart, Chulna, Dittmer, Hathaway, Wynn. Row 2: Hackett, Stover, Gamble, Roman, Angotti, Thompson, Bilowiclc, Sheptack, Kappler, Goilc, McPherson, Swartzlander, Powers, Row 3: Bowman, Stein, Brown, Her-rock, Bryan fmgizl, Warreza imginl, Burgess, Birchbichler, Goettler, McCue, Rosenzweig Ccoachl. flue wondefzlgul Puffs and fee-slmofs, The golf team from left to right, Zadernalc, Campbell, I-lerbeniclc, Miss Critchlow fcoach Shewalter Prolcop chalc, Lonchena. Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Golf Review 1 950 r 32 , 45 .. 12 8 . ,.,,. 0 5 .. sn Sharon Sharon Beaver Falls Beaver Falls New Castle New Castle , ,. Shady Side ..., The Cheerleaders HM ,102 3 7 15 10 95 All of you who attended the football or basketball games have seen these peppy cheerleaders leading the students in the school cheers. They are under the direc- tion of Miss Podbeilslci. Hutton, Cook, Glace, Wfalsh, Fucloli, Hawk, Vanderlin, Deane 1 swimming feamls 7-I fzecofzb, John Mixer, Coach The seven lettermen, Don Watts, Tom Burns, John Mixer, Paul Leitem, Dick Williams, Gil Taggert and George Sheldon, returning to this year's team lecl the Butler tankers to their most successful season in s e v e r al years. Swimming Review Butleris 1951 swimming team was fifteen swimmers strong in their section competition this year. From left to right: top row- John Lassinger, John Mixer, 1V1cCanc1less, Paul Starr. Bottom row-Perry Greenawalt, Gilbert Taggert, Paul Leitem, Dave Bryant, James Pappas, Donald Watts, Ray Camp- bell, Bob Stewart, Richard Williams, George Sheldon and Thomas Burns. Butler ,..,..,..,.,.... 45 Perry ..,..........,.,. 21 Butler ,.,........,.. 40 Duquesne .,.,,.... 26 Butler ,,,,.........., 51 Connellsville Butler ,..,,...,... .35 Kiski Prep Butler ,.,,..,,........ 33 Clairton .,... Butler ,..........,.... 53 Connellsville Butler ................ 15 Clairton ..... Butler .,.......t.,,.., 37 Duquesne . A flue exciting ffzaclz meets, Track Review Butler ...,, . .. 64 Shaler .,...,.,.,.. 63 Butler .,,. .,... 5 6 M2 Wilkinsburg ..,.........,. 70 M Butler , ,. , H782 Ellwood City , ,, , SOM Butler ..,,,. ...., 3 6 Penn Township .... . 91 Butler .,,,. .,A.. . 63 New Kensington . 64 Butler . ,. ,. 26 Kiski Prep . .,.,. . . .. 92 Coach Emil Rosenzweig The boys showing the events are Andy Ballinger, shot-put, Don Dombart, broacl jump, Go rclon Kennedy hurdles, and A. Griffin, half mile. Row 1: Kennedy, Reed, Watts, DeTullio, Delsess, Monteleone, Wimer Pfabe, Larry. Row 2: Domlzart, Griffin,Tl'1ompson, Snyder, Daniels, Wetzel, Konoval, Walborn, Covert Row 3: Donovan, Hepler, Bell, B. Pickett, Yingling, Whitaker, T. Pickett, Seybert, Rosenzweig, Kline For tunoff, Billy, Zitzman, Jones, Lassinger, Bowser, Bell, Lang, Minto. 5? A -Y The happy champions in the basketball tournament were Z. Grenet, M. Frole, D. Bowser, C. Cavalero, S Greenert, B. Greenert, D, Lasichalc, S. Long, and M, Campbell. Tense girls await the chance to return the ball to their opponents during a class volleyball game. Leaders Club Row 1: Frederick, Hawk, Sollie, I-leddle, Ferguson, Fihiclc, Kinney, Jamison, Forbes. Row 2 McLaughlin, Shaffer, Baker, Ashbaugh, Lucas, Sacco, Carmichael, Hume. Row 3: Testi, Paulsen, Kennedy Pasqualichio, Sherrner, Sheptak, Wogan, Kennedy, Grigoletti. Row 1: Vogel, Hindman, Adamoslci, Povliclc, Nigri, Martin, Patten, Leyland, Whitesell, Wolford. Row Z: Cook Johnston, Shermer, Fogel, Glace, Fend, Klimelc, Koch, Leyland, Dietz. Row 3: Bennett, O7Donnell, Miller Greer, Starr, Haug, Harrison, Grohman, Fradenberg. 1 7-tae Zxffzas l s af 5 , 5 3, ES 22 s I S 2 , w E E i as 5 -. f - ---A-,- XM-, .WL ,L M x,A.. M., ., A .,., , W' ,A .-,J ,,...Wv, , ,M ,,,, Q f,-.ff H .44 MM. A- ,hx-m,.wf-AN. H D-ffWW,WA ff-- 5-Q-myWmwmwWwQw-fwqmmmgmwwyg we will czlwatls fzememivefz flue A BAND Row 1: Carol Sporny, Shirley Cunningham. Row 2: Mary Sandlnach, Vernon Croft, Nick Scialabba, Charles Klee, Dick Schaffnit, Esther Kennedy, Frank Plecity, Elaine Mellish, Marilyn Shermer, Lois Cypher, Earl Calderwood. Row 3: Bill Ashbaugh, Eugene Gatty, Clarence Elliott, Grace Cushey, Marilyn Montag, Ed Hickey, John Sweeney, Kaye Clements. Row 41x Boyd Snodgrass, Carl Muscatello, Faye Harrison, Donna Franks, Norma Frederick, Herb Grossman, Al Secher, Dick Price, John Groutt. The Marching Band . . boasted 55 members at the beginning of the year . . . elected Dan Weitzel, president, Faye Harrison, secretary, and Peter Kohnen, manager . . . was led by drum major, Tom Dennis . . . played in the music con- certs under the direction of Mr. Gibson and George Konoval, student conductor . . . went country style with The County Fair routine at a Vandergrift-Butler football game . . . staged a Christmas party in the gym complete with Santa Claus . . . was represented by Jim Chiprean, Faye Harrison, Eugene Gatty, John Groutt, 104 snappy Wlczfzcliing and af all time ' 2' 'Jef 5,5 MW ' A BAND Row 1: Yvonne McAnallen, Phyllis Shaffer, Pat Hacket. Row 2: Tom Dennis, Dan Weitzel, Peter Kohnen, Ronald Brady, Bill Lippold, Conrad Bloom, Ken McCafferty, Darrell Raybuck, Evelyn Wogan. Row 3: La Verne Frederick, Grant Butler, Ed Heade, Jack Chiprean, Larry Last, Dick Lash, Marjorie Love. Row 4: George Konoval, Walter Mock, Karilyn Fencl, George Gailey, Lois Wagle, Jim Chiprean, Alicc Paul, Kent Badger, Jim Flick. George Konoval, Marilyn Montag, Nick Scialabba, and Dan Vxfeitzel at district band in Hickory Township . . . received free passes to the basketball games where twelve of their members played . . . presented an assembly program opening with numbers directed by their student teachers, Earl Manseau and Mitchell Madis . . . proudly sent Nick Scialabba and Dan Weitzel to state band at Farrell . . . 14 deserving senior members received their letters. 105 czmes and flze concefzf ofzclmesffza ORCHESTRA Row l: Ian Duncan, Carol Sporny, Margaret Martin, Howard Bloom, Wilma Kuhn, Lois Cypher, Margaret Grohman, Elaine Mellish, Margaret McCullough, Marlene LaMotte. Row Z: Juniata Riott, Betty Uber, Donna Hull, Nancy I-luth, Shirley Austin. Row 3: Roberta Black, JoAnn Yanoviclc, John Mixer, Jim Chiprean, Charles Klee, Nick Scialabba, Eugene Gatty. Row 4: David Bryant, Helen Colley, Beverly Williams, Marilyn Montag, Jack Chiprean, Ed Hickey. The Concert Orchestra numbered fifty members . . . the orchestra members elect- ed Dan Weitzel, president, and Eugene Gatty, student conductor . . . Concert Qrchestra performed in assemblies and in the fall and spring concerts under the baton of Don Bishop Gibson . . . twenty-eight seniors earned their music letters through instrumental work . . . student teachers from Indiana State Teachers Col- lege displayed their techniques of conducting the group . . . members of the orchestra competed among their section for first chair . . . last summer, members 106 Bzesseb in flieifz llesf lgofzmals ORCHESTRA Row 1: Mary Kerr, Joanne Cwreenawalt, Donna Lucas. Row Z: Nancy Smith, Genevieve Hein, Martha Gibson, Pat Marlcovich, Kay Stevenson, Janice Clawson, jim Whitacre. Row 3: Faith Hawk, Bob Dempsey, Margie Wright, John King. Row 4: Steve Lowe, Pete Kohnen, Jack Olson, Yvonne McAnallen, Betty Blaine, Dan Weitzel. of the orchestra practiced at the high school to lceep in tune for the fall . . . Don Grohman received an excellent rating on his cello solo at the Northwest District Contest . . . Margaret McCollough, Margaret Grohman, Elaine Mellish, Lois Cypher, Wiliiia Kuhn, Joan Greenawalt, Don Grohman, Dan Weitzel, Donna Lucas, Kay Stephenson, Jim Whitacre, ancl Eugene Gatty were the twelve mem- bers of the Concert Qrchestra who represented Butler l-ligh School at the Mid- western District Orchestra. 107 af flue concefzfs. 7-lmefze wefze ofzganisfs, B BAND Seated: Bob Green, Maxine Campbell, Joan Brown, Ruth Beilstein, Anthony Scialabba, Jacquelynn Shultz, Richard Fudoli, Janet Baird, Robert Rensel, Kent Badger, Richard Daum, James Flick, Carl Muscatello, Dean Schweins- berg, William Benyon, William Gra- ham. Standing: Mary Ann Blymiller, Joseph Cavaliero, Carmen Scialabba, Betty Blaine, John Krampert. MEMBERS OF INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Seated: Grant Butler, Larry Last, Jack Chiprean, Edward Hickey. Standing: Nicholas Scialabba, Vernon Croft, Charles Klee, William Ashbaugh, Marjorie Love, Esther Kennedy. VIOLIN ENSEMBLE Margaret Grohman, Margaret Mc- Collough, Elaine Mellish, Marlene LaMotte, Wilma Kuhn. flue vicfofzious 'fide House ive, FIREHOUSE FIVE Standing: Don Hepler, Dave Dodds, Herb Jones, Dick Wynkoop. Kneeling: Bill Bowser. The organists practiced diligently from 7:30 am to 9 pm . . . played before and after assembly broadcasts . . . were represented in the winter concert by Margaret Nlcffollough, Joyce Johnston, Carol Black and Norma Frederick . . . presented an Easter program of sacred music on WISR . . . filled the halls with strains of pomp and Circum- stancen as graduation time drew near. The Fire I-louse Five made a striking appearance with canes and derbys . . . were well supported by the school when they entered an amateur contest . . . won 50 dollars on Wilkins Amateur Hour with their Coney Island Babef' ORGAN STUDENTS Row 1: Barbara Weaver, Elaine Wilson, Jacqueline Hume. Row Z: Bob Dempsey, Ruth Remaley, Jenny Lee Wigtoia, Lois Redd, Shirley Smith, Margaret Nlcffollouih, Sallie l-laug, Ruth Starr. Row 3: James Clark, Norma F'v-N-lm-if-lr D:-rv-if-in gnvflor- RAI-1 fkinrnnn. l-jirlr Dy-if-pn Tf-fn-A TAI-w--:rn-al Dnmn: puff-ik ,A s A ,ax Par .-1 , A t, K. i A ensemlvles, quinfefs, flzose w 0 GIRLS FNSEMBIE There are various girls ensembles in Butler High. Above are Shirley Hilliard, Mary Nlorabit, lVlm'g:iretm Jane Northime, Joan Cousins, Florence Michael, Joan lVlcFnclden, Phyllis Mills, Lois Nlcffren, Put Sweeney. members of one ensemble: and below are Sally Phillips, Nlarilyn Vensel, Anna Jenn Riemer. lN'lm'ion linker. Rim Yvntson. Shirley Hutchison. Judy Karges. Joan Xveilnncl. Parry Service, :incl lVlern:i Green, members of a second ensemble group. 110 aepfzesenteb flue sclmool af festivals Many vocal and instrumental groups entertained at assemblies, over the radio and before civic clubs . . . the flute group, the sax trio, a brass ensemble, a violin ensemble, clarinet quintet under the direction of Don Bishop Gibson . . . three new ensembles this spring-saxophone quartet, trumpet trio and string ensemble. Three girls, ensembles directed by Miss Millicent I-lay fre- member their Christmas songsl . . . a second boys' quintet directed by Mr, Dryden . . . the mixed chorus, with Shirley Smith, James Wheeler and Marilyn Vensel as officers, in training for the advanced choirs-Remember sweet music at But- ler High! FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVES Margie Wright, Carol Black, Regis Stock, Bernadette Schaffner, Sylvia Lucas, Margaret Cwrohman, choir mem- bers who went to Midwestern Music Festival. BOYS' QUINTET Row 1: Merton Hutton, Don Grohman. Row 2: Ross Martin, Vernon Sones, Ray Campbell. The Concert Choir chose Nancy Cook and Joyce Johnston student conductors . . . sang at Slippery Rock State Teachers College and Winheld high school . . . applauded Doc', when he won a radio-phonograph combination for his hobby essay . . . were proud of Joy Ritson for her super- ior rating in district music contest, Merton Hutton for his excellent rating. Choirs will long be re- membered for their traditional closing hymn Beautiful Saviorf, The A Cappella choir ap- peared under the direction of their student con- ductors, Bill Ashbaugh and Patricia Service . . . presented a program at Penn Township high school. flue clzoifz singing N eaufilgul gaviofzu, CONCERT CHOIR Row l: Peggy Vanderlin, Wilma Kuhn, Alberta Kuhn, Joy Ritson, Shirley Hawk, Ruth Grigoeltti, Margzirei Grohman, Joyce Johnston, Pat Broderick, Virginia Glace, Mary Lee Stover. Row Z: Lois Fradenlnerg, Put Markovich, Ruth Graham, Nancy Tebay, Ruth Remaley Sylvia Lucas, Joyce C1arris, Margie Wright, Dolores Hutchison, Marlene LalVlotte, Lois Redd, Arlene Dietz. Row 3: Don Grohman, Don Kennedy. Edward Duignan, Boyd Snodgrass, Regis Stock, Ronald Polo, Faith Hawk, Marilyrw Shermer, Martha French, Judy Carmichael, Joan Leasure, Nancy Cook. Row 4: Ted Killmeyer, Vernon Sones, Randall Nlaharg, Don Hepler, Bill Bowser, Dick Wynkoop, Tom Patterson, Nlerton Hutton, Ray Campbell, Kenneth Young, Robert Deane, Jack Lane, John Kripowicz, Ross Martin. Below they wait for the bus to take them to Slippery Rock State Teachers College vflscre fhvvlll Hive fr concert. all flaese we will long fzememlnefz. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: Shirley Deal, Ruth Bierce, Shirley Hilliard, Mary Jane Jack, Mary Gertrude Summers, Patty Gallagher, Joyce Heddle, Pauline Stoughton, Mary Kennedy, Anna Jean Riemer, Phyllis Shaffer, Patty Service, Esther Kennedy. Row 2: Shirley Walker, Jenny Lee Wigton, Martha Bonnett, Florence Michael, Marian Covert, Bon- nie Myers, Joyce Della Santa, Michael Acquaviva, Nancy Smith, Nancy Huth, Ann Paulson, Norma Frederick, Lois Ann Wagle, Nancy Morris, Merna Green. Row 3: Bernadette Schaffner, Ruth Ann Ashbaugh, Rosemary Finan, Joanne Smith, Shirley Hutchison, Sally Leith, Marilyn Kingan, Garet Ten Cate, Bill Ashhaugh, Marian Baker, Alice Paul, Nancy Huselton, Joan Wieland, Carol Rettig. Row 4: Earl Towsey, Ed Aaron, William Sinz, David Rankin, Dave Dodds, Herb Jones, Carl Muscatello, Harry Pflugh, Carl Jones, Bill Pollock, Tom Zarniclc, Wesley Craig, George Glenn, Jim Davis, Joan Dumbaugh, Nancy Younkins, Margie Love. Doc,' Dryden directs a practice session. It takes long hours of do-re-mi and checking off with section leaders before choir mem- bers are ready to present one of the programs which will long linger in our memory and make us proud of our school. 113 ememizek Low diama init school wifi: CAST OF GREAT EXPECTATIONS Standing: Glenn Pizor, Nancy Cook, Norman Pringle, Tom Burns, Pat Thompson, Shirley Butler, Ray Miller, Ed Aaron, Dick Croll, Paul Eisenhuth, Shirley Walker, Ed Lutes. Seated: Ellen McLaughlin, Mary Lee Stover, Helen Fleischer, Nancy Snider, Janet Dumbaugh. PLAYS Annual Senior play Great Expectations, a three act adaptation from Dickens, novel by Alice Chadwick, was presented in the high school audi- torium on November 16 and 17. A number of parts were double cast. CAST OF CHARACTERS Pip, Paul Eisenhuth, Glenn Pizor, Mrs. Joe Gargery, Shirley Butler, Joe Gargery, Ed Aaron, Sergeant of the Guard, Ray Miller, Ed Lutes, Miss Havisham, Ellen McLaughlin, Estella, Helen Fleischer, Shirley Walker, Sarah Pockett, Janet Dumbaugh, Biddy, Mary Lee Stover, Mr. Jaggers, Dick Croll, Provis, Ed Lutes, Norman Pringle, Herbert, Tom Burns, Skiffens, Nancy Cook, Molly, Nancy Snider, Clara Bartley, Pat Thomp- son, Bentley Drummle, Norman Pringle, Ray Miller. Costume committee: Sue Bruner, Sue Cohen, Helen Colley fch.J, Martha French, Faith Hawk, Charlotte Stoner. Make-up committee: Sallie Haug, Carol McCarl, Ruth Starr, Regis Steighner fch.J. Properties committee: Shirley Fend, Mari- anne Fogel fch.J, Vivian Frazier, Mary Gracik, Helen Klimek, Eleanor McCowin, Mary Yam- nitsky. Publicity committee: Roberta Black fch.J, Pat Broderick, Norma Carmody, Beulah Divers, Pat Elliott, Martha Gibson, Joyce Johnston, De- lores Tirk, Vallie Walker, Mary Ann Ziros. Stage crew: Harry Bacjz, John Beatty, Joseph Huba, Harold Rice ftech. mgr.J, Edward Sheptak, An- drew Urnosky imgr.J. Scenery: Mickey Deahl, John Graham, Steve Pavlison, Regis Steighner, Kenneth Stephenson, George Walters. Posters and Program: Regis Steighner. The all school spring play, Years Ago,,' by Ruth Gordon was presented in the auditorium on March 8 and 9. The parts were completely double cast. One group presented the action on Thursday eve- ning, the other, on Friday evening. Clinton Jones, My Father, Tom Dennis, Jim Whitaker, Annie Jones, My Mother, Joyce Heddle, Lillian Chuba, Ruth Gordon Jones, Me, Peggy Vander- lin, Mary Yamnitsky, Katherine Follett, My Best Friend, Nancy Kinny, Barbara Weaver, Anna Witham, My Next Best Friend, Joan Gregory, Lillian Sacco, Fred Whitmarsh, A. Beau, Adrian Kriley, Norm Pringle, Mr. Sparrow, Who Cwned a Wagon, Kenneth Graham, Gordon Mahood, Mr. Bagley, From the YMCA, Art Vogel, Steve Hqfzeaf Kcxpecfationsu ana N eats 90 Members of the stage crew decorating the stage for the play '!Great Stage has been set for the choirs. Take Expectations. Here they hang-could it be Pip's great aunt. a look at the lush new gray clraperies of Pavlising Miss Glavin, From Qut To Brookline, Nancy Cook, Joyce McElhaney. Director, John Milleng Makeup, Sam De- Simoneg Student Director, Paul Eisenhuthg Play Secretary, Martha Bonnett. STAGE CREW Edward Sheptak fmgr.J, Joe Huba fass't mgr.J, Harry Bajcz, Joe McLaughlin, James Weigle. Carpenters were James Blakeley, George Christy, and Victor Eyth. COMMITTEES Make up committee: Carol Black, Sally Haug, Sylvia Lucas, Barbara McCall, Carol McCarl, Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Joyce Smith, Ruth Starr. Costume committee: Geraldine Arblaster, Peggy Bauldoff, Belva Bennett, Shirley Bowser, Martha French, Jack Lane. Publicity committee: I-lenry Birchbichler, Rusty Brunemer, Beulah Divers, Norma Josephs, Donna Malis, A1 Secher, Jenny Lee Wigton, Mary Ann Ziros. Properties com- mittee: Shirley Austin, Dorothy Bowser, Phyllis Fonson, Barbara Gohl, Jackie Hume, Todd Jack- son, Diane Krause, M. Kate McCoy, Shirley Mon- tag, Irene Muclrick, Mary M. Mudrick, Donna Pucci. the IIEW CyClOf3fYlZ'1. Leads in Years Ago , stage struck d a u g h t e r Peggy Vanclerlin, Mama Joyce Hcddle, and Papa Tom Dennis. Don Leech Georgeann Whitehxll Judy O Donnell and Al Secher Don and Al broadcast school news each Wednesday evening at 4 30 Georgeann and udy have charge of Saturday USHERS CLUB At programs members of this club saw to it that everyone found his proper seat. Row l: Barbara Weaver, Donna Francestine, Phyllis Patten, Elsie Sommariva, Betty Daugherty, Mar- lene La lVlotte, Patricia Kirk, Char- lotte Baptiste. Row Z: Charlotte Raslcowslci, Joyce Jamison, Nancy Kinney, Ann Seward, Janet Baird, Jacqueline Hume. Row 3: Helen Colley, Leah Serafine, Bernadette Schaffner, Ruth Graham, Martha Bonnett. Row 4: Shirley Butler, Beverly Herron, Joanne Greena- walt, Nancy Tebay, Virginia White. Row 5: Peggy Walcott, Lillian Chuba, Janet I-leasley, Jacqueline Bakalar, Rosemary Dubyalc, Shirley Nagy, Katherine McCoy. Row 6: Betty Wietzel, Tom Kraus, Bill Kight, Kenneth Artman, LaVerne Frederick, Vernon Comin fadvis- erj, Al Secher. 7-lme magnet stahl memlyefzs will This year the Magnet turned over a new leaf and went all modern. A bi-weekly newspaper replaced the news magazine that all Butlerites knew so well. Editor-in-chief and managing editor Mary Lee Hoovler, copy editor Patricia Thompson, news editors Mary -Io Koch and Ruth Starr, feature editor Nancy Cook, sports editors Phil Crowe and Helen Colley, and make-up editor Georgeann Whitehill and a staff of 46 reporters, 8 members of the business staff, Z photographers, and 13 typists were all kept lousy getting news ready by deadline time. The converted Magnet contains more news fea- tures and sports than the old news-magazine. As an aded extra, the pictoral Roto magazine, was given out each month along with an editon of the Magnet. Mary Lee Hoovler, editor-in-chief and Charlotte Raskowsky, business manager, plan an issue. YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Sallie Haug, -loyce Johnson, Ruth Grigoletti, Arlene Dietz, Nancy Tehay, Isobel Schott, Mary Lee l-loovler. Standing: Helen Colley, Roberta Black, Agnes Kovach, Dick McCandless, Regis Steighner. Tom Patterson. Not shown: Steve Fortunoff. neoet ofz ef lmcw flue wefze la ueb 9 'I P 9 BUSINESS STAFF Mary Elen Cornetti, Tom Foust, Todd Jackson, Charlotte Raslcowslcy, Kenneth Artman, Carol Sheptalc, Art Vogel. NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL STAFF Patricia Thompson, Nancy Cook, Georgeanri Whitehill, Phil Crowe, Martha French, Ruth Starr, Mary Jo Koch, You would never guess from these smiling faces the crisis that they faced when meeting dead- lines. Tuesday noon is the zero hour. It talces real ingenuity to H11 in 10 inches without any copy or to squeeze 16 inches into a space meant for ten. The ability to clo this on the part of the ecl- itorial staff has macle the Magnet newspaper a great success. wiflz aeaalines ana late lzoufzs . TUX .,5,,MN A .QA Q t ,. rf-3 Q QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS Seated: Georgeann Whitehill, Joy Ritson, Mary Lee Hoovlcr. Nancy Snider, Ruth Starr, Isobel Schott, Standing: Mary Jo Koch, Helen Colley, Steve Fortunoff, Martha French. Helen Klimelc, Phil Crowe, Nancy Cook, PatriA cia Thompson, Distribution of the Ma net News and the Roto sheets brought forth such exclamntions as Look hercis our g . s Y namel, MI Clidnlt think they cl report that! ' l'Isnt this n good snap! 'gwhnt a horrible picture of melw . 'xx 7 v, w fo Put out flie publications. MAGNET REPORTERS AND FEATURE WRITERS Row 1: Ruth Remaley, Sylvia Lucas, Kay Greer, Carol McCarl, Sallie Haug, Mary Lou Dylce, Faith Henry, Mary Mudriclc, Ruth Ashlnaugh, Norma Raalne. Row Z: Sally Hindman, Jackie Trimhur, Nancy Lesko, Suzie Cohen, Dorothy Stewart, Jenny Lee Wigton, Wally Feldgoise, Pat Rippee, Alan Secher, Betty Daugherty, Row 3: Pat Rosatto, Janice Clawson, Ruth Bierce, Helen Klimelc. Row 4: Faith Hawk, Shirley Montag, Gertrude Benton, Nancy Snider. Row 5: Joy Ritson, Ono Kanui, Judy O,Donnell, Sonna Sollie. Row 6: Wilma Kuhn, Beth Greer, Betty Schmidt, Carolyn Roberts, John King, Steve Fortunoff, Don Shaffer, Jim Yates. MAGNET TYPISTS Seated: Dena Klisky, Rose Cook, Joan Lee Hawkins, Wilma Kuhn. Standing: Margaret Martin, Joyce Smith, Donna Malis, Margie Bondarchulc, Deletta Brothers, Helen Fleischer, Mary Lee Stover. Not pictured: Patty King. Helpefzs in time offices and liinami STUDENT ANNOUNCERS J Row 1: Shirley Fend, Betty Daugherty, Mary Gracik, Beverly Miller. Row 2: Lillian Chuba, Vivian Frazier, Shirley Smith. Row 3: Mary Lee Hoovler, Judy O'Donnell, Joy Ritson. INFIRMARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: Marilyn Rodgers, Pat McLaughlin, Lois Redd, Barbara Weaver, Barbara Lou McArxallen. Row Z: Josephine Varano, Shirley Fend, Ruth Ann Vargo, Miss Dufford, Joyce Scott. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: Martha Bonnett, Roseanne Cavalero, Jane Randig, Pat Hilovsky, Helen Bowser, Mary Ann Bellis, Row 2: Pauline Williams, Lenore Miller, Lena Reed, Sara Mae Kirchner, Dorothy Bowser. Row 3: Joan Reeves, Gretchen Diamond, Martha McClymonds, Marcia Nicholas. Row 4: Arlene Scott, Audean Truby, Mary Esther Herold, Row 5: Margaret Orowitz, Beulah Divers, Jean Horton. 6149 CILLIYS LGU6 du WLQ 8 VISUAL AID CORPS Row 1: Forcht, Black, C. Schnur. Row Z: Mr. Herron fadviserj, Puvak, Jennings, Graham, Atwell, John Gra- ham, K. Graham, Allen. Row 3: Dick Price, Paul Miller Beatty, Vic Eythe, Merle Summerville, Jim Moser, Harry Bajcz, I'I. Schnur, E. Sheptak. MRS. GATES AND ATTENDANCE OFFICE I-IELPERS Seated: Genevieve Walker, Carol Haug, Florine Stoner, Lorraine Oesterling, Gertrude Jones. Standing: Louise Adams, Marriane Fogel, Betty Singer, Charlotte Stoner, Mrs, Gates, Delores McCanClless, Patricia Murphy, Mrs. Wick. PALETTE ART CLUB Seated: Nancy Tebay, Joan Cousins, Nancy Morris, Shirley Bennett, Joyce McElheney, Shirley Austin, Lorna MacCarron. Standing: Earl Calderwood, John Graham, Fred Schmoll, Mary Lou Wolford, Margaret Weitzel, Rex Bormett, Jack Lane, Mickey Deahl, Regis Steighner. sclmool acfivifies memoialale. OFFICE HELPERS Scatcclz Shirley Davis. Georgia Scott. Beverly Miller. Carole Sheptalc. Standing: Helen Lehnerd, Donna lVlalis. Delores Nlancino. Bonnie Nlyers. Betty Rovito. Carol Seely, Vivian Brunermer, Janet Shaffer. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Row l: Barbara Gohl. Frances Nigri, Ruth Grigolctti, Esther Kennedy, Patty Haug. Row 2: Shirley Martin, Sally Hinclman, Mary Kennedy, Sheila Finan, Shirley Deal. o muclt about sclwol life Surely no one will ever forget home room parties in Senior High, Here CW goes all out to enjoy themselves at their annual Christmas party. Food, dancing, candles, colces, crepe paper, mistle toe lprobalnlyl, calce, smiles add to a super colossal cvcning. Remember last fall, the undefeatccl football team, the Yea, Ford City, Butler says 'hcllofu Fight, team, bonhre, the cheers, the snake clances. Here's the com- fight. Swirling skirts, graceful gestures, hand springs mittee who arranged for the celebration. all add to the excitement as rho cheerleaders strut their stuff. fo be 'zememlrefzeds pafifies, Again Butler High enjoyed the exhibition of the Norman uOogie7' Pringle and Tom Dennis must he NSPA National High School photographic awards, practicing their ballet lesson. The skirts are very he- Why didn,t we send in that snap of the winning shot? coming and the boys so graceful! These members of the A-cappella and Concert choirs are too full for singingg so they're getting a breath and resting after eating too many hot dogs at the big Wiener roast held at Dolores Hutchison's last fall. Chaperon was director Richard Doc Dryden. nl Laps, Pfwms, c am ionsltips al 2 fi- . fi 'fav ,' Highlights of the Junior 'lBlossom Timew Hop was the crowning of their queen, Shirley Wzllkcr, by Paul Eisen huth. The attendants were Peggy O,Brien, Esther Kennedy, Isobel Schott, Judy Allen, Marilyn Campbell, Carol Hindman, and Peggy Vanderlin. Yes, these girls are waiting to have their pictures Cappy and Ray adinre tht- XVPIAI. trophy won lay taken, but it will he 3 chest X-ray instead of thi- the champion football team. It represents hours of usual photograph. practice, patience, cooperation, and sportsmanship ,- Physica exams, X-taxis, Christmas gifts being distributed by Tom Dennis, alias Dr. Nast examines Vernon Sones while school nurse Santa Clause, are probably responsible for the pleased Miss Dufford keeps the record, This scene occurred expressions of these two students. again and again during the annual medical examin- , ations, These girls don't seem to mind waiting in the gym for their tuberculosis X-rayg it gives them a chance to chat with their classmates, They didn't have to wait long, however, for schedules were carefully arranged to avoid confusion and loss of time. hips, lmna ana ofzclmesffza, i Star gazing? No, moon gazing. The staff photo- Ting,-a-ling, tootAaAtoot sound forth from thcse mtm graphcr managed to catch Nlr. Clawson and tht- bers of the band as thty rthearst 1 snappy number astronomy class watching rhc cclipsc ol' the moon. Wfeitzclis drum is probably booming too A group of art students arc about to board the bus for a trip to the Carntgic Art lXflusLu1'n in Pittsburgh They saw many beautiful paintings shown during the lnternational Art Exhibit ln lVl1rth thty made 1 trip o View thc Scholastic Exhibit, Q .L ' 1 F 4.23- y 0 , K . VM . ,..,.-ff-A w U,,,..,,--.., , ,...mK ef F seniofz Picfufzes, Pfzojecfs, Senior Vivian Byers gives herself a final priinp and her hat a final yanl: before facing the camera. This was a familiar scene during the three weeks when seniors hacl ten minute dates with Mr. Bennett while he snapped that all important portrait. High school pupils helped with a community project, Only waistlines not deadlines troubles members of the to beautify Ritrs Park, when boys from P.O.D. classes Magnet staff on a carefree evening at the home of spent several afternoons helping plant trees, editor-in-chief Mary Lee Hoovler. eating, geffing out flue Papefz, 'H - . I iv I VT 7 1- W J' .-if 1 . :xii i i if 5 i m? M M y . e. ,A Q if - ,- fm 1 ill .L 721 7 51, ,ox r--New-a...L. 'VA i K if- i wif Um-uml Ir must taste good. Noon-time gating centers for the pupils are the balcony of the gym, CXV. :ind CH. After luncheon one may attend :lie weekly noon movie on lvlonday, Tuesday, :incl Wfcdnesday :incl the variety sliow by school talent on Tliursdnys. Buy rx paper, missl Buy n paper, mister! Carol Shep- Under Mr. Slwaffe-r's critical eye Micky Denlil and ml: and Arr Vogel exhibit copies of this yearis new Ken Stevenson work on the mural depicting n famous school publication, the bi-weekly newspaper. Butler County Indian story, the Harbison murder snowsfofzms, platls, anquefs, Q K -t, Y X Mgfgqiw mi? N ' j .ax The big November snow brought not only two days of vaiation by Operation Snowdrilit whei the following boys cleared the school roof of the heavy weight of snow: Fred Nlinehart, Dick Palace, joe DiTullio, Bill Shindle, John Swceny, Ralph Schroder, Ken Kerner, David Sholes. Nlr. Nlillen, play director, explains a model of the Sports enthusiasts and community leaders sponsored angled stage fa new stage setting for BHSl used for and attended il football banquet honoring the cham- the spring play UYears Ago. pions. Each letterman was presented with a football jacket, gossip, even flue Police, meefs, Not a faculty committee meeting, just the early morn- The police force is on the job, rain or shine. Police- ing catch-up in news as teachers call for mail and man Shultz sees to it that even juniors get safely keys at the office. across the street. Splash! Is that a shallow clive or a real belly-smacker? Coach John lVlixer's swimmers look as if they are on the job, ready to go, as they practice and train for the tournament. Maybe next year we will beat that pesky Clairton team. ances, clmeefzing, afzf exlzilvifs, Qfzama, . V 4 Ever see sardincs in a can? Take a look at the gym balcony during a Ford City game. Ouchl You stepped on my footfl 'll-leyl You have your elbow in my eye! Move over, canlt you. If you like comfort and wide open spaces, stay away. The art exhibit, under Mr. Shaffens direction at- Ooops, please don't pour that hot coffee clown my tracts many fond mamas and papas. I really like hack. The one gueat looks very happy as she breaks that picture, don't you? I detect real talent. her roll at the sociology dinner. fczfzati slips, new Bfzinlzing lgounfains. ememlzrefzl Norman Pringle and Tom Burns are enjoying a scene Tom Burns is teaching Upipv Eisenhuth the fine art of Great Expectationsv during dress rehearsal, Is of table etiquette. Which is the proper way to hold Andy Urnosky the new student director? a fork, we'd like to know, Tarcly students filling out little white slipsg lVlr. Moore New electric drinking fountains provide ice cold looks on critically. No, I dicln't get excused either. water or an unexpected face washing, just ask Mary Drat that alarm clock. Lee Hoovler. Nancy Snider. or Mary Jo Koch. 5 5 fQi- '- -not time turned in. DO TIME CLOCKS FILL PAY ENVELCPES? Time clocks tell how long men work, but cannot tell how much work they produce. What fills pay envelopes is work turned out. Long hours, hard work Greater Productivity 2 More Leisure -- merely to exist Q u Q X, t l ' - I HW' I --+6 ' ' ' Q FC91 1 sn -2 u L X X f l Q li, 5 1 E 5 M e L J X if-' l- if 2. In pioneer days, man had to work long and hard in order to provide for himself and his family. He had little time for leisure, be- cause much of his work had to be done by hand and therefore took long to do. Produc- tion of every kind was slow and laborious and tedious. Today, we have more leisure than our fore- fathers ever had, because American genius is constantly developing more effective methods of production which help us to save time. Over the years, although our total output has gone up, the individualls hours of work have gone down. This re-presents value received Dvll rs work hard l' these days I ' ' il ' 'l L .- X t F' ie Q2 X' ' ---Q I 41 'V I H CI ' gi 1 Nvnopf gli Y 7 l it Work Put out-- not 'time turned in .. p 3 X 1 l If -1-fn-::x txX . 3. 4. li But we should not forget that the total of what we produce-not the total hours worked-is what supports our standards of living. Amer- icans have been able to spend less time at work only by discovering how to make working hours more productive, and working tools more efficient. Morever, money now works harder than it did in pioneer days, when much of it was boarded or remained idle, Depositors, funds are con- stant'y at work through bank loans. These loans help industry utilize improved methods of production, to make possible better living for all of us. MELLUN NATIUNAL TRUST CUMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 136 AS AMERICAN AS APPLE PIE We mean OPPORTUNITY . . . the chance to make good. Somewhere, in some Armco plant, a future president of our com- pany is now working. That's because Armco,s policy is to make promotions from within our own organization. There's a bri hr future for an Armco man who wants to make g Y good. As long as our company makes a profit and grows, there's a chance for every Armco man to get that better job ahead. E M We WE ALL GROW WITH ARMCO 137 a V i afznfllfm. BUTLER'S LEADING FURNITURE INSTITUTION 127-129 W. Jefferson Street BUTLER, PA. 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