Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1952 volume:

X THE MAGNET May 1952 BUTLER AREA JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA I - ' . X' Ullllllk' DI, SCIIIUI' lssuv C C1 rs ,, Judith Ca h I Ed d D war Business Manager . Th F .i A l o : s ,.. s p fl, ,,,, as ,J if i f -fi x m L 'al k I IQ A in gi . ' lr., 1- ' , fV r- I l 4 . '? , 2.1-1- O 0 ------Q pg l 9 0 Q be -K f.aMffQ f.' .AV, i i i ' Q Lh .-.. i Q ' sf -:.f ry -kkk'k A ef: ' yxlif, s my-N ., if 5 i --' im ' C . ' bl I! lv. 5 q fl' Ll 'I s. JJ 8 I E Q3 l+ 31 L', .f r hhmh Z It Q1 L.ii v Q P 5 fi Vg be J , , t, W N fs FOREWCJRD Dear Seniors, For four years now, you've been living in The House That Jack Builtv. We hope that like Old King Cole, youive been a merry old soul for the greater part of this time and that you'll have many pleasant memories that will shine out like the 'Qlittle starn that twinkled up above the world so high. Now, instead of four-and-twenty blackbirds leaving a pie, four hundred eighty seniors are about to leave high school for the last time. So that you'll remember The man who was going to St. Ives, and the students who are going to their life,s workg The old woman who had so many children she Clidn,t know what to do, and the senior classes that were bulging full, Little Tom Tucker' who sang for his supper, and the time put in on homework so we'd have good grades, Little Jack Horner who was so pleased with himself, And the glow of pride we'll feel when we march down the aisle to Pomp and Circumstancev, we have chosen nursery rhymes as the theme of the Senior Magnet of 1952 with the hope that just as the haunting lines of Mother Goose have lingered in your mind, so as you turn the pages of this book, now and in years to come, familiar times and faces will live for you again. Sincerely, Humpty and Dumpty and the rest of the staff fr f f l Four and twenty blackbirds iff , ' ' 'X 1 . ,-5 x , ,, f g Baked in a pzgl- X X A Ufhen the pie fwas opened, 1, wl 4 1 The birds began to sing. A gg G -:-' ' 1 VVLV ,:,. S A TABLE OF CONTENTS Where will one find the musical score? ,..., .... F oreword and Contents 2-3 Who was there directing? ....-,-.,.,..... , .,..,..,.,. Dedication 4-5 Where were the birds a-singing? ....,... . ...,.... The School 6-9 And who put the pie together? ..,.,......,........ ,... The Faculty 12-19 What are the names of these little birds? .r..... ,..,....,. S eniors 22-53 Who will be singing come next year? ....,... ...,....,.... J uniors 56-62 What went into each little note? ,....,...,..... , .,., School Work 66-83 What rhythmically relieved the strain? ..... ...., . . Athletics 86-103 What made the pie delectable? ...,....... ...,... E xtras 106-145 Now isn't this a dainty dish To set before the king? - - H. RICHARD DRYDEN To H. Richard Dryden- director of the Concert Choir, director of the A Cappella Choir, director of anumber of ensembles, director of the Butler Community Choral Group, Wl'lO 11215 acquainted LIS the ITIEIYIY types of music in the worldg who has led many an enjoyable assembly in both serious SOI1gS and SOl'1gS of fulls Wl'1O has I'8C3ll6d IO LIS Olll' SOI1gS and I1LlfSCI'y rhymesg who directs many community musical projectsg who has helped us to acquire an appreciation of good musicg who has aided us in growing upg who has tallght US CO-Op6I'3IiOI1, respect, and self- confidenceg whom We shall 1'Cl'l'1ClT1l98I' EIS long HS W6 bear afld fllalie musicg we dedicate the Senior Yearbook of 1952 Doc teaching nurs- ery rhymes to his son Dickie. - 3 .. 2 f W ,. W 1 R f. , la 6, Q ,, - Q n 1 -f A V6 X 1 2 .ffl w- A 5 ,x 1 . -. .f Q -s Distr 2 I, M11 as 5 - L3 1 ff.. 1. f + 112 M, .. 1 -Q L V Q W Aw. f -wpumsf -N - . 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Eight Nine' This is the lawn This is the doorway Surrounding the House That Jack Built Leading from the lawn Surrounding the House That Jack Built This is the staircase Inside the doorway This is the hallway Leading from the lawn At the top of the staircase Surrounding the House That Jack Built Inside the doo!-Way Leading from the lawn Surrounding the House That Jack Built A7a'ill,dll I lkhf Whatmzzk y 7 I V, . ,i......,,, V ti t ,tw in W it i t t t Administration anci Faculty Q ea 'ITXR 1 Y . , 1 fflffi' psf' ht H rw' A K ,Q K ,K al M 2 1 K .- N fy .M k W, .,,. A..,.. .,-,,.,.,......,,M,,., A-f -, Q -f-vw AW, Q- K, J ,V , .W .,.A. .rv , p.M,.,, M-A V --,M DR. JOHN D. ANDERSON SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the Members of the Senior Class: When good King Arthur ruled his land, To the Members of the Class of June, 1952: Nursery Rhymes, the theme of your final publication regarding school experiences, completes the span of learning from the printed word. These poems take you back to early learning at your mother's knee. The rhymes, written in many languages, have been a source of great enjoyment. They bring back a flood of happy recollections because they were learned in early childhood in an environment of tenderness and affection. They were taught by loving and adoring parents who looked upon their children with hopeful anticipation as their second chance in life. The interest of the school staff in your achievements and progress will not terminate upon your departure from high school. Our best wishes go with you. Keep well. May you prove to be responsible citizens, and may you enjoy the success earned by those who make proper use of their talents. Sincerely yours, John D. Anderson America has at its fingertips some of the world,s great- est literature. Included in this great body of writing are the fables, the nursery rhymes, and the stories of mythology. As a friend of mine once told me, If you would know the national mind of Greece, you must know Greek mythology? The same can be said for any country. If you wish to really know it, look first at its literature. In America the nursery rhymes and stories are a very important part of our heritage, but more important, I believe, is the fact that these stories represent a por- trait of American character in miniature. Analyze them if you will and you will hnd that in every case, ugoodn triumphs over badvg uhonestyn, virtue , and kind- ness always succeed and negative characters are always defeated. As graduates of this great school, I sincerely trust that your experiences here have helped to mold a positive character for you and that the verities of life will for- ever be a part of you. Sincerely yours, William T. Bean DR. WILLIAM T. BEAN PRINCIPAL T-welfvc He was a goodly king. Dear Graduates of 1952: Dickory, dickory, dock, I was the keeper of the clock, I tried my best to keep you on timeg but that is all over now you see, for as far as high school is concerned-you are free. You face new problems of life which will tax your ingenuity to solve. Like the Old Woman in the Shoe , you will think you have so many of these, you won't know what to do. But, an early philosopher once said, Change what you can, and endure what you mustf' With this as a guide, I am certain you can be a great success in your life to come. Remember the cow accom lished uite a feat when it . , P q 1 jumped over the moon. When you meet a seemingly impassible obstacle, go to work on it, don't give up, and in time you will surpass it. CHARLES J. MOORE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL To the Seniors of 1952: The Nursery Rhymes we sing and recite are varied and many. Most of the rhymes had their origin in the problems of the day, stories or legends of the day, plans for the future, reflections of the past, and some were designed merely to please and be pleasant. Using this theme for the 1952 Magnet reflects the ef- forts of this class to perpetuate the best of the high school memories and the fine tradition of our school. On the printed page of this annual there appears a record of the past, the present, and a reflection of the future. In the years ahead the Magnet, like the Nurs- ery Rhymes, will bring to all of us many pleasant recol- lections of the years in Butler Area Joint Senior High School. The senior class, unlike the ten o'clock scholar, has worked long and well. To the class goes our very best Sincerely yours, Charles Moore wishes. Sincerely yours, Guy N. Harriger Thirtrrn DR. GUY N. HARRIGER DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM George C. Atwell Chemistry. Science George L. Bernlohr Guidance Counselor H. L. Clawson Driver Education Aeronautics Matthew L. Dixon Electric Shop THE FACULTY There are some people in our town, And they are wondrous wise. Anna Jane Bolinger Physical Education Health ' 1 e:if ::'- '. J l-l. Vernon Comin History If I Dorothy A. Doerr Latin Jax' Anna H. Brier Bookkeeping . Q1 1 Q 2 ,Ffa 522. . ,. . gy oh 2 ' Mg ., ' . it me 4 Y 2 , .V,, Lucille Critchlow Chemistry L if f Alice E. Douthett English Jean A. Bell Algebra V ily' Q ,f 'ii Q x L I 'E V ' 131. , if f f f f , is , 4 EY 1 4,1 ' X ...,.,e,,.,y,3y,. . Q Q 'E jg' 3, A. G. Capezzuti Health. Football Samuel DeSimone English H. Richard Dryden Vocal Music Fourfffn R i P? v Mm X 5 Qs 5 vi e .. rr- K ' hh. X X MR Q? 5 N 5 w W fi K A Q wr xxx Q K-e r Maw? Opal E. Dufforcl School Nurse 52 ., xx - 44,1 Y , , 1 l ,J Q Mont R. Frederick Engineering Drawing Don Bishop Gibson Instrumental Music John Hallstein Guidance Counselor Fiftffn Paul R. Fiscus Knowles G. Eldridge Frank A. Ferens Wood Shop Metal Shop Social Studies J 'ii f Donald H. Fry Richard E. Garrett Frances E. Gerber Disrributive Education Salesinnnship Family Living Shirley R. Giles .lohffl M- Graham Jane Mellon Hall Homemakixig V0C3U0n3l Allflfulfufe Business Law Millicent G. Hay Ruth E. Helm Margaret Henninger Music. Organ French. Spanish Geometry Elizabeth Hepler W. B. Herron M. Eleanor Hervey Jack B. Herrick American History Physics. Sensory Aids English Biology' Co-ordinator. Adult Education John T. Ifft R. Eleanor Jack Mary Jamison Esther Johnson P. O. D. Bookkeeping English. Magnet Guidance Counseloi Basketball Daniel W. Lash Dennis W. Keiser World Geography Nlechanical Drawing David A. Mancosh W. lVlcDowell Driver Education Economics james D. Lawson Ellis W. Love Sociology Algebra . o.io in ow L , .. , ' ., iiflgff. .. fs .g'Lf'ffg z 1 , YYK. y Jeannette McKee Georgia Mechling English Librarian Sixtwn John Millen English Dramatic Coach Ray W. Miller Typing Faculty Maiixigcr of Athletics John E. Mixer Physical Education Swimming Elsie Moore World History Edna Nast Nelson P- Palmer Thaddeus H. Penar Ruth Podlneilslci Social Studies Science. lVl.lgn0t Office Practice Physical Education Health Martha M, Powell Business English Sarah Reid English Sm'f11Irf11 Margaret Puff Geography V ' ' ' 5759 V if ra V , Ivan L. Reimold Vocational Agriculture Leon D. Radalcer Gertrude Reed Biology .,. .,,., ,ii 3, . English Publications Edna G. Riggle Gertrude Ritzert Srinography English, Debate Joseph Robison Emil VV. Rosenzweig Martha C. Seyler Biology Mathematics, Track English. Drama .S Samantha E. Ford C. Stevenson Mabel M. Walls Simpgon Mathematics Engligh Homemaking SECRETARIAL AND OFFICE STAFFS Q 1 ' s X X X XX K as x M Q N Nx N XS sk s .. .. .. mira Q -E N X N E - as N X X W X XX 15 'F KY XY it L 1 X Shaffer E, Bertrum Art Mary A. Wigton btenogrn Top: Edith A. McGuire, Margarette N. Moore, Helen K. Mortland, Jeanne M. Grossi, Mrs. Marjorie Robb. Bottom: Marian McElroy, Mattie Courson, Beverly Miller, Delores Mcffandless, Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mrs. Ada Wick. why Eightnrfl ,t.. , just as Wee Wil 5? Es fi if If Q lie Winkie made sure that all the children were all right, Dr. Harriger, Dr. Bean, Mr. Moore ancl Dr. Anderson are shown above in one of their many conferences concerning the work and activities of the students of the high school. Miss Moore ancl Miss McGuire are shown Performin one of the various duties in the below busy with their routine administrative principal s office are Beverly Miller and l affairs in the superintenclent's office. Delores McCandless working with stuclents' schedules. 4Vi!I1'l1'1'I1 QL There 'was an ofd fwoman who lived in a shoe, She had .vo 11fz1uzychz'fa'ren she a'1'a'n't know what to do. 'E M fe: x KA sg .IQ f 1 S ki 'E x I' 0 f ,aw X lv ,fa A V X' R213 figk in Q! J wlofweie .X ,5TII j':' 'U 'f , fa I Y. ' f if 5 I ggi! iii:-WJ N34 5 45 My 'ff y r '- A Q! K R gl- .V fr if f 'N e gb X 20 'V' A , . 1. I IM A 1 K A ?.g WR , ' flu! 1 I, f Nw IM . f ' ' .1 1....L L e tuclelit I Body vNwm..uy+.' ffi f I ff Si' . I ,,5 Q K 5 5 Qx 65. I f 5 .. ? NNN. hw., N the Month. ensemble . . Concert Junior Rotarian . . LARRY ABBOTT . . National Service Club . . Down Beat Music Club . . plays baseball for Connoquenessing . . enjoys sports, music . . employed at Friedmanis Market, DONNA MAE ADAMS . . hobby, art . . enjoys fixing things . . baby sitter and helps with housework , . ambition, bookkeeper or artist. . Commercial Course. WILLIAM ALLEN . . homeroom secretary . . intramural basketball . . Great Belt Baseball Club . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, A. E. Troutman Company . . Distributive Education. HELEN MARIE ANGERT . . CD of A . . chosen treasurer St. Peteris Sodality . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. RUTH ANN ASHBAUGH . . Finance Com- mittee . . Hop Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet . . Quill and Scroll . . A Capella Choir . . Leaders Club . . As You Like IE' . . Rainbow Girls. SHIRLEY ANN AUSTIN . . Class Night Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet . . Orchestra . . committee, As You Like Irv, t'Years Ago . . Stephen Foster Club . . Rainbow Girls. JAMES AUGUST BACHMAN . . Athletic Committee . . track . . works on farm . . ambition, to travel and own a farm. PHYLLIS J. BACHMAN . . Invitation Committee . . girls' glee club . . Luther League . . Church Choir . . teaches Sunday School . . en- joys sports . . Distributive Education. DORIS JEAN BAKER . . hobbies, reading and traveling . . employed at Butler County Memorial Hospital . . ambition, to succeed and travel . . General Course. WILLIAM EARL BOWSER . . president . . Most Popular . . Junior Rotarian . . homeroom president . . Concert Choir . . Fire- house Five . . football, basketball, track . . letters . . Symphonium Club, president . . Youth Assembly. EDWARD JAMES DUIG- NAN . . vice-president . . Most Likely to Succeed . . Junior Kiwan- ian . . co-editor of Yearbook . . Quill and Scroll . . Concert Choir . . As You Like It . . Symphonium Club . . Optimist Boy of PEGGY ANN VANDERLIN . . secretary . . Most Popular . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . B-certificates . . organ letter . . Choir . . cheerleading, letter . . Years Agou . . t'Good News . , ambition, secretary. VERNON BASIL SONES . . treasurer . . Best Looking . . Committee of Committees . . B-certificates . . football, letter . . student an- nouncer . . Symphonium Club . . Eagle Scout. MARIAN ELEANOR BAKER . . Hop Committee . . A, B-Certi- iicates . . A Cappella Choir . . ensemble, letter . . Leaders Club . . Stephen Foster Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Youth Assembly. J. PATRICK BALDAUFF . . Class Night Committee . . Magnet . . Quill and Scroll . . 'As You Like It . . Connecticut Yankeei' . . Lee Tracy Scholarship winner. JOHN BANDURA, JR. . . hobbies, hunting and carpentry . . employed at Leedom and Wor- ral . . collects stamps and guns fhas llj . . Industrial Arts Course. LAWRENCE BAPTISTE . . Holy Name Society . . especially interested in baseball . . employed, Butler County Septic Tank Company . . Industrial Arts Course. WALTER RANDALL BARNES . . Ticket Committee . . homeroom secretary . . intra- mural basketball . . ticket representative . . Church Choir . . en- joys sports . . employed, Stanley Donut Shop. LEE V. BEATTY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . FFA . . 4-H Club . . Young Peopleis Group, First United Presbyterian Church . . ambition, agriculture teacher. Tfwwnly-lfwo - SHIRLEY MAE BENNETT . . Poster Committee . . intramural basketball, bowling and horseback riding . . Art Club . . FHA . . 4-H Club . . ambition, commercial artist. RUTH BIERCE . . Commencement Committee . . A,B-certificates . . Magnet typist . . Concert Choir . . ensemble . . library assistant . . Church Choir . . ambition, school teacher. JULIANNA ELIZABETH BIFFARETTI . . Young Ladies Sodality . . favorite subject, so- ciology . . hobby, dancing . . wants to join the WAC. FRANCES CAROL BLACK . . Best Musician . . B-certificates . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . piano and organ duo . . Concert Choir, letter . . Good News . . Youth Assembly. JOHN BLAKLEY . . Memorial Committee . . Mixed Chorus . . intramural basketball . . Sea Scouts . . Unity Hi-Y . . Church Choir . . enjoys all sports . . likes to hunt. HOWARD JOSEPH BLOOM . . Prom Com- mittee . . homeroom secretary . . Orchestra, letter . . string en- semble . , intramural basketball . . Symphonium Club . . Unity Hi-Y, president . . Youth Assembly. RICHARD REX BONNETT . , Class Night Committee . . home- room vice-president . . intramural basketball . . Palette Art Club . . hobby, art . . College Preparatory Course. ANN BERNADETTE BOURNIQUE . . Commencement Committee . . CD of A, major- etfe . . St. Paulls Sodality . . l'Showcase of '51 and '5Z'l . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, telephone operator. RONALD WILLIAM BRADY , . After-School Dance Committee . . Band . . basket- ball . . Y-Shutterbugs . . United Bowmen . . employed at Penneyis . . College Preparatory Course. ANGELA REGINA BECKER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B-certificates . . intramural bowling . . Y-Teens . . hobbies, shell- craft and leathercraft . . ambition, successful secretary. ARTHUR ROLAND BEILSTEIN, JR. . . member of Great Belt Baseball Team . . active member of Church and league meetings . . em- ployed at Murray's Auto Sales. BONNIE LOU BEILSTEIN . . FFH . , 4-H Club , . hobbies, sewing, swimming . . employed at Murphy's . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education. RICHARD JOHN BELTRAMI . . member of St. Michael,s Roman Catholic Church , . favorite subject, geography . . hobby, all sports . . employed at Penn Theater. JOSEPH BENDER . . favorite subject, shop . . likes all sports, especially bowling . . hobby, raising pigeons . . employed as stone mason's apprentice. DOLORES ANN BENKO . . student announcer . . superintendent's office aid . . Mr. Bernlohr's office aid . . Lyndora Youth Center . . ambition, dental hygienist. 5 .1 , A . -w... - : X5 ' x, -f me M . H iis . . . ,e --:' C --i'. L ..,. 1 ,tt-W' fig . , 5- ,' 1 . fi' ' ui M . g y I - ' - Wir V . fig y at S ffm , . Q1 nw 2 to 'tt S - 21-45555 '55 JOHN WILLIAM BRODERICK . . Committee of Committees . . homeroom president . . Unity Hi-Y . . hobby, cars . . ambition, attend UCLA . . Industrial Arts Course. MARTIN LAWRENCE BRODERICK . . homeroom vice-president . . hobby, working on cars . . ambition, Air Force . . General Course. DELETTA MAE BROTHERS . . Name Card Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet typist , . enjoys ice skating . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY JEAN BROWN . . B-certificate . . FHA . . 4-H Club . . St. Wendelin's Sodality . . hobbies, reading and hiking . . am- bition, private secretary . . Commercial Course. DAVID GORDON BRYANT . . Invitation Committee . . Concert Orchestra . . swim- ming team, captain . . member of Symphonium Club . . Hi-Y . . ambition is to be a surgeon. THOMAS PAUL BURNATOSKI . . Memorial Committee . . Mixed Chorus . . Junior Choir . . likes to work on cars . . ambition, to join the Navy. Tfcwllfy-fl1r'1'1' EVA JEAN BURTNER . . girls, glee club . . Saxonburg Junior Music Club . . Mariners . . secretary of Sunday School . . am- bition, typist . . Commercial Course. JOANNE ELIZABETH BURTNER . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . Rainbow Girls . . Mariners . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . Church Choir . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ROBERT RALPH BUSH . . Hop Committee . . Magnet reporter . . track . . swim- ming . . intramural basketball . . Hi-Y . . Butler Tigers . . College Preparatory Course. ELAINE BUTLER . . Mixed Chorus . . Young Peopleis Church Choir . . hobbies, reading poetry and collecting scenery pictures . . ambition, social worker . . Commercial Course. ELEANOR BUZASH . . Magnet homeroom sales representative . . B-certil'i- cates . . bowling, champions . . Y-Teens . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. EARL HAROLD CALDERWOOD . . Prom Committee . Junior Rotarian . . A Band . . Palette Art Club, vice-president . . Symphonium Club . . YMCA . . Youth Assembly . . ambition, commercial artist. RICHARD CAWTHORNE . . Sunday School secretary . . hobby, driving . . employed, Griffin Brother's Potato Farm . . ambition, engineer . . College Preparatory Course. MARGARET CHERNICK . . Finance Committee . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . hobby, skating . . employed, Rosenberg Fashion Shop . . ambition, Waves . . Distributive Education Course. JAMES CAMPBELL CHIP- REAN . . Hop Committee . . Band . . Orchestra, president . . clarinet quartette . . music letter . . All Stars . . Symphonium Club . . Moonlighters . . ambition, business administration. JOHN JOSEPH CHIPREAN . . After-School Dance Committee . . A-Band, president . . trumpet quartette . . brass sextette . . Moonlighters . . employed, Milleris Shoe Store . . ambition, aero- nautical engineering. DONALD EARL CHRISTLEY . . Mt. Zion Baptist Church . . hobbies, hunting and swimming . . employed, Kildoo's Nursery . . ambition, trade school . . Industrial Arts Course. STELLA CIPOLLA . . voted Most Bashful in Senior class . . hobbies are collecting souvenirs and reading . . ambition, secre- tary , , Commercial Course. Tlwzfnty-four JANE CALLAHAN . . Mixed Chorus . . horseback riding in- structor . . visual aid corps . . hobby, collecting statues of horses . . ambition, to raise horses . . Commercial Course. DAVID LEON CAMPBELL . . Banquet Committee . . Magnet reporter . . Mixed Chorus . . varsity swimming . . intramural basketball . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, auto shop. DEAN GORDON CAMPBELL . . Magnet representative . . Mixed Chorus . . 4-I-I Club . . hobbies, hunting and baseball . . works on farm . . am- bition, truck driver. PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL . . B-certihcates . . intramural basketball . . volleyball . . bowling pin . . FHA . . aid in freshman English classes . . St. Peter's Young Ladies Sodality . . Y-Teens. RAYMOND W. CAMPBELL . . Band . . swimming, letter . , Hi-Y . . YMCA, Leaders Club . . Explorers Club . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and sports . . employed, Inn Confectionery . . ambition, forestry. ROBERT F. CAMPBELL . . Prom Committee . . home- room president . . varsity basketball . . intramural basketball . . Unity Hi-Y . . YMCA . . Youth Assembly . . General Course. JUDITH CARMICHAEL . . B-certihcates . . co-editor, Magnet Yearbook . . Quill and Scroll . . Concert Choir . . Leaders Club, program chairman . . Rainbow Girls . . Church YPF. DONALD LEE CAVALERO . . intramural, varsity basketball . . Butler Cubs . . Island Aces . . hobby, all sports . . ambition, physical educa- tion teacher . . General Course. CAROLINE MAE CAVALIERO . . Farewell Committee . . B-certificates . . secretary, third floor guidance office . . Y-Teens . . St. Peter's Young Ladies Sodality . . ambition, secretary. abr-t , vt ' Lf: ggi an 11.55. I 5 ff S ii fi l- Y' E it M Mme, CONSTANCE MARIE CONNELLY . . Banquet Committee . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . hobbies, horseback riding and square dancing . . ambition, to enter nursing. PETER E. CONNOR . . Conservation Club . . Ravens AC . . likes to hunt and fish . . employed, Potter McCune Company . . Industrial Arts Course, MARIAN JEAN COVERT . . Memorial Committee . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . A Cappella Choir . . Con- cert Choir . . intramural basketball . . intramural volleyball . . 4-I-I Club . , ambition, typist . . Commercial Course. PATRICIA JEAN COVERT . . B-certificates . . glee club . . intra- mural basketball . , intramural volleyball . . hobby, learning pop- ular songs . . ambition, to be a success. ROBERT LEWIS COVERT . . Conservation Club . . Boydstown Baseball Club . . enjoys both baseball and hunting . . ambition, to learn a trade . . General Course. WESLEY CRAIG . . Invitation Committee , . A Cappella Choir . . varsity swimming . . intramural basketball . . Junior County Baseball League . . Hi-Y . . ambition, radio technician. WILLIAM HARRY CRAMER . . moved here this year from Willard, Ohio . , varsity football . . Hi-Y . . ambition, railroad company . . Commercial Course. RAY V. CRANMER . . Con- servation Club . . hobby, hunting . . employed at Mackis Poultry Farm . . ambition, electrical work . . Industrial Arts Course. RUTH J. CRANMER . . likes all sports, mainly baseball . . works for G. C. Murphy Company . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education Course. ANGELINE CIRILLO . . favorite subject, strategic geography . . hobbies, reading and good music . . plans to enter nursing school . . College Preparatory Course. WILLIAM MICHAEL CIRILLO . . East End Athletic Club , . YMCA . . enjoys all sports . . am- bition is to own his own business , . General Course. MARY ANN CLAUSER . . Commencement Committee . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . FHA . . St. Michael,s Sodality . . Y-Teens . . hobby, sports . . ambition, nursing . . College Preparatory Course. KAYE EARL CLEMENTS . . Athletic Committee . . B Band . . A Band . . trumpet trio . . intramural basketball . . I-Ii-Y . . hobby, fishing . . ambition, to travel . . College Preparatory Course. ROBERT COCI-IRAN . . football . . Hi-Y . . Butler City Junior Rifle Club . . Butler City Junior Hunting and Fishing Club, president . . ambition, machinist. FRANCINE JOY CONERTY . . Committee of Committees . . homeroom president, secretary , . intramural bowling . . St. Paulis Sodality . . hobbies, horseback riding . . ambition, Penn State. RICHARD L. CRATTY . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Chantler's Bakery . . ambition, to see as much of the United States as pos- sible . . General Course. SCOTT WILLIS CRAWSHAW . . par- ticipated in intramural basketball . . hobby, reading books . . has a desire to join the Navy . , General Course. EUGENE JOSEPH CREDIFORD . . homeroom vice-president . . Magnet . . intramural basketball . . student announcer . . newscaster . . Hi-Y , . employed at Standard Motor Company . . College Preparatory Course. JEAN CRESS . , B-certificates . . 4-I-I Club . . Young Peopleys . . enjoys driving . . plans to enter nurse's training after graduation . . taking College Preparatory Course. BRUCE CROFT . . intra- mural basketball . . hobby, sports . . employed at Bartoli,s Cleaners . . ambition is to join the Navy . . Distributive Education Course. WILLIAM CROWE , . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . clerks at Dunmire-Fabian . . would like to become a minister . . Distributive Education Course. T'LL'l'lIfj'-fI4Z'l' GLEE JOANNE CUMBERLAND . . Banquet Committee . . home- room officer . . Youth Assembly . . hobby, tinting pictures . . employed, Troutman's . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Edu- cation Course, CHARLOTTE CUNNINGHAM . . participated in intramural basketball . . has been employed at YWCA . . ambi- tion, join the WAC after graduation . . Commercial Course. JOSEPH E. CURZI , . hobbies, hunting, fishing, swimming, skat- ing and hot rods . . ambition is to join the Navy . . Distributive Education Course. ANDREW CYGAN . . Visual Aid Corps . . hobby, building model airplanes . . employed, Thorofare Market . . ambition, auto me- chanic . . Industrial Arts Course. LOIS ANN CYPHER . . Band . . Orchestra . . music letter . . intramural basketball . . student teacher . . Midwestern District Orchestra . . Youth Assembly . . ambition, nurse , . College Preparatory Course, MARIAN LOUISE DAUGHERTY . . hobby is roller skating . . employed at Sun Drug Company . . ambition is to be a telephone operator . . Commercial Course. . A Qbhgy' f 'Z Q J If . ' ,f 1? - ' . , .,,, K Q DAWN DENTON . . B-certificates . , typist in attendance office . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . hobby, horseback riding . . employed, Murphy's . . ambition, bookkeeper. JEAN MARIE DeRITA . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . attendance office aid . . St. Michaelis Sodality . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. VELMA JEAN DICKSON . , Magnet rep- resentative . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball . . member of championship bowling team . . Palette Art Club , . ambition, sec- retary . . Commercial Course. THOMAS ARMSTRONG DILTS . . Athletic Committee . . home- room secretary . . football, basketball and track . . Hi-Y . . De Molay . , employed, Craftsman-Zeigler . . Industrial Arts Course. LUCILLE ANN DOBRANSKI . . Memorial Committee . . Future I-Iomemakers of America . . YWCA . . hobbies are traveling and swimming . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. CLEONE DONOVAN . . Class Night Committee . . girls, ensemble . , St. Peterls Young Ladies Sodality, president . , Y-Teens . . Tumble Inn . . ambition, receptionist. Twrnty-.six ALICE A. DAVIS . . Invitation Committee . . hobby, collecting statues of horses, baseball and horseback riding . . employed, Karnes Bake Shop . . ambition, nurse, JAMES CLARENCE DAVIS . . Committee of Committees , . Concert Choir . . Air Scout . . hobby, drawing . . employed, Penneyis . . ambition, good salesman . . General Course. RAYMOND EUGENE DAVIS . . hobby, collecting Hot Rod books . . employed, Davis Coal Com- pany . . ambition, to be an army pilot . . General Course. EDWIN E. DEAL . . track . . intramural sports . . hobbies are hunting and reading . . employed at Treesdale Farms . . ambition, steel worker . . General Course. AMELIA MARIE DeANGELO , . baby sitter . . hobbies, collecting miniature statues of musical instruments and reading . . employed, YWCA . . ambition, secre- tary . . Commercial Course. IRENE NORINE DELLANA . . 4-H Club . . sings with St. Wendelin's Church Choir . . likes to roller skate . . ambition, receptionist . . Commercial Course. JOAN DeMATTEIS . . Future I-Iomemakers of America . . Y-Teens . . Young Ladies Sodality of St. Michael's Church . . wt ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. TOM DENNIS . . Most Versatile . . Class Night Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Band, drum major . . As You Like Itn . . Symphonium Club. GRETA ANN DENNY . . Commencement Speaker . . Invitation Committee . . A-certificates . . Magnet reporter . . intramural basketball . . Y-Teens . . CD of A . . ambition, teacher . . Col- ff' lege Preparatory Course. ' . , s fr K 5 i RONALD EARL FAIR . . favorite subject, physical science . . hobby, driving . . employed, Western Union . . ambition, join the Armed Forces . . General Course. MARY CONSTANCE FAULK . . Cap and Gown Committee . . homeroom vice-president . . B-certificates . . glee club . . bowling . . Girl Scouts . . Y-Teens, treasurer . . Commercial Course. WILLIAM FAULL . . FFA . . Connoquenessing Baseball Team . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Treesdale Farms . . ambition, to be a truck driver . . Industrial Arts Course. JAMES MARTIN FAUST . . Commencement Committee . . Conservation Club . . FFA . . Jefferson Grange . . works on farm . . ambition, attend Penn State . . College Preparatory Course. WALTER BARRY FELDGOISE . . Magnet sports writer . . One Act Play Club . . As You Like It', . , Hi-Y . . AZA . . ambition, attend medical school. KARILYN JANE FEND . . Name Card Committee . . B-certificates . . Band, letter . . intra- mural basketball and bowling . . office aid . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Rainbow Girls. EARL S. FENNELL . . Cap and Gown Committee . . hobby, hunting . . employed by Walter R. Hilles . . ambition, successful salesman . . Distributive Education Course. ELAINE LORIE FERGUSON . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural basketball . . bowling . . Leaders Club . . hobbies, square dancing and roller skating . . Commercial Course, GEORGE THOMAS FERRARI . . homeroom vice-president . . Mixed Chorus . . YMCA . . aid in woodshop . . hobbies, football and swimming . . ambition, commercial artist. IAN JAMES DUNCAN . . Banquet Committee . . Orchestra, letter . . intramural basketball . . Visual Aid Corps . . City Church League Basketball Champions , . ambition, commercial pilot. DALE EUGENE DUNN . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . Visual Aid Corps . . intramural basketball . . Meridian Baseball Team . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, success. ROBERT LEE DUNN , . FFA . . hobbies, baseball and hunting . . works on farm . . ambition, to raise beef cattle . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY LOU DYKE . . Magnet newspaper copy editor . . news- caster . . student announcer . . Quill and Scroll . . hobby, ice skating . . ambition, to be a success. JANET MAE EICHENLAUB . . B-certificates . , St. Mary's Sodality, secretary . . hobby, read- ing . . likes to embroider . , ambition, civil service job . . Com- mercial Course. JOAN ELLIOTT . , Oakland 4-I-I Club . . North Butler Presbyterian Church . . likes to read and travel . . employed, Woolworthys . . ambition, airline hostess . . General Course. ROSEMARY FINAN . . After-School Dance Committee . . A Cap- pella Choir, letter . . intramural basketball and volleyball and bowling . . CD of A . . ambition, nurse, JAMES LEE FLEEGER . . homeroom president . . homeroom secretary . . A, B-certificates . . hobby, farming . . works on father's farm . . taking the Agri- culture Course. JAMES ALEXANDER FLICK . . After-School Dance Committee . . Band, letter . . varsity swimming manager, letter . . Visual Aid Corps . . YMCA . . Boy Scouts . . employed at service station. LOIS EVELYN FLICK . . Memorial Committee . . Magnet typist . . B-certificates , . homeroom secretary . . hobbies, driving, baseball and basketball . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ARLENE FOGEL . . After-School Dance Committee . . B-certi- ficates . , intramural bowling . . Y-Teens . . St. Michaelys Sodality . . hobby, horseback riding . . ambition, secretary. KENNETH FOLLSTAEDT . . B-certificates . . Young People,s Society, presi- dent . . 4-I-I Club . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, to join Army . . General Course. Tf'LUl'lIf,j,'-5l'fl'l'Il JOHN CHRISTIAN FORCHT . . Prom Committee . . home- room Magnet representative . . hobbies, boating and swimming . . employed at father's garage . . Commercial Course. THOMAS SLATER FOUST . , B-certificates . . homeroom president . . Junior Rotarian . . Magnet business manager . . Quill and Scroll . . foot- ball, letter . . ambition, engineer , . College Preparatory Course. LOIS ELAINE FRADENBURGH . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . ensemble, letter . . Leaders Club . . hobby, roller skating . . employed, Book's Shoe Store . . Commercial Course. DONNA HARRIET FRANKS . . Prom Committee . . Band, letter . . Junior Choir . . bowling . . student announcer . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Commercial Course. NORMA MAXINE FREDERICK . . Most Versatile . . Farewell Committee . . A, B-certificates . . organ . . Band , . Leaders Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster Music Club, president. LEAH CATHERINE FREDLEY . . St. Mark's Luther League , , favorite subject, English bition, beautician . . . hobbies, cooking and mystery stories . . am- . Commercial Course. Q, 'ss-' -. .-Wk 5 f L I ' ',oi V Q' ' , JOHN EMERSON FRY . , homeroom treasurer . . St. Conradis I iiz ii Holy Name Society . . enjoys horseback riding, archery , . em- ,-:. .,4 ployed, Woolworthis . . ambition, business school. DOLORES MAXINE FRYE . . CYC . . girls, softball club . , St. Mary's f, 6 1',' i' Sodality . . hobbies, dancing and softball . . ambition, to be suc- cessful . . Commercial course. GAIL JEANNETTE FRYE . . Q Z , St. Markis Luther League . . hobby, square dancing . . employed, Willard Hotel . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. DOLORES A. FUDOLI . . Ticket Committee fco-ch.J . . B-certi- ficates , . cheerleading, letter . . intramural basketball . . volley- ball . . One Act Play Club . . Showcase of '52', . . office aid. AMBROSE ROBERT FURKA . , St. John's Holy Name Society wx' . . sings in Church Choir . . Hornets . . hobby, travel . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. MARVIN H. GALL . . Junior Hop 5 Committee . . intramural basketball . . Hi-Y . . YMCA . . hobby, CHUCK GARDNER , . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, Sparkle Market . . ambition, to be a success . . Distributive Educa- tion Course. JOYCE ELLEN GARRIS . . Concert Choir . . girls' ensemble . . music letter . . employed at Woolworthis . . ambi- tion, to get married . . General Course. RONALD GARRIS , . After-School Dance Committee . . track . . intramural basketball . . Palette Art Club . , A Cappella Choir . . Luther League . . am- bition, art . . General Course. EUGENE GATTY . . Banquet Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Orchestra . . Band . . District Band and Orchestra , . Connecticut Yankeen . . Boys Symphonium Club . . received scholarship to Interlochen. FLORENCE MILDRED GEIBEL . . Church Choir . . St. Wendelin's Young Ladies Sodality . . enjoys popular music . . hobby, sports . , ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. SYLVIA JEAN GIUNTOLI . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet typist . . St. Michael's Young Ladies So- dality . . Butler Little Theater . . ambition, secretary. Tfwcnfy-wiglzt enjoys all sports . . ambition, to join the Navy. MARY IRENE GALL . . After-School Dance Committee . . Y-Teens . . Senior Scouts . . Luther League, St. Markls Church . . ambition, to travel . . Commercial Course, GEORGE FRANCIS GALLAGHER . . Poster Committee . . Great Belt Baseball Club . , favorite subject, POD . . employed, Schrothys Grocery . . Dis- tributive Education Course. PATRICIA MARIE GALLAGHER . . After-School Dance Committee . . A Cappella, letter . . girls' ensemble . . Showcase of '51 and ,52 . . CD of A . . Young Ladies Sodality. 49-1 Z t 1' J l A iii' ROBERT PERRY GREENAWALT . . Biggest Bluffer . . football squad . . member of varsity swimming team , . work, welding . . taking the General Course. BETTY JO GREENERT . . intra- mural volleyball . . volleyball champions . . participated in Butler Water Show . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. JOAN LOUISE GREGORY . . After-School Dance Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet typist . . student announcer . . FHA . . Men Are Like Street Carsy' . . t'Years Agofy ALBERT GRIFFIN . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Rotarian . . football, letter . . track, letter . . intramural basketball . . Palette Art Club . . College Preparatory Course. BYRON GRIGGS . . Poster Committee . . A Cappella Choir, letter . . quintette . . varsity basketball . . swimming, letter . . Saxonburg Teenage Music Club . . ambition, crooner. RUTH GRIGOLETTI . . Best Looking . . Yearbook staff . . Concert Choir . . cheerleader . . Leaders Club, president . . As You Like Iti' . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Youth Assembly. DONALD DAVIS GROHMAN . . Ticket Committee . . B-certi- Hcates , . District Orchestra . . State Orchestra . . Concert Choir . . Debate, letter . . Chautauqua Student Symphony. VIRGINIA LEE GROSSI . . homeroom treasurer . . organ student . . Talent on Paraden . . !'Showcase of '51 and ,5Z , . St. Michael,s Young Ladies Sodality, SHIRLEY MAE GROSSMAN . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball . . Church Choir . . Baptist Youth Fellow- ship . . hobby, sewing . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. GEORGE GLENN . . Concert Choir . . mixed ensemble . , Unity Hi-Y . . hobbies, dancing and collecting glass dogs . . College Pre- paratory Course. BONNIE LEE GOEPPNER , . enjoys playing the piano . . ambition, to be employed by the Bell Telephone Company . . General Course. ROBERT HUMPFRIES GRAHAM . . employed at Friedmanls Golden Dawn Market . . ambition, to become manager of Friedman's and own a Jaquar sports car. GRACE MARIE GREEN . . Finance Committee . . homeroom treasurer . . intramural basketball . . St. Maryis Sodality . . girls' softball club at Herman. . ambition, to be successful. MERNA LUCILLE GREEN . , Concert Choir . . girls' ensemble . . music letter . . Church Choir . . Baptist Youth Fellowship . . ambition, nurse . , College Preparatory Course, WILLIAM THOMAS . . Committee of Committees, lch.j . . Junior Kiwanian . . Magnet , . Quill and Scroll . . intramural basketball . . student announcer . . committee, As You Like It. fi, fi, N. -Q in P N me si f 2 -9 f 2 fx , , ,,i,tf f It 1 , ff if ,. 'J , 4 J J X, ' tlkgqfgsf 1 JOHN WALSH GROUTT . . Farewell and Athletic Ticket Com- mittee . . Junior Kiwanian . . A, B-certificates . . Band, letter . . Conservation Club, president . . Debate, letter , . Symphonium Club. DON GRYSTAR . . Lyndora Hornets Athletic Club . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, carpenter . . ambition, contractor . . Industrial Arts Course. PATRICIA COLENE HACKETT . . Poster Committee . . B-certificates . . twirler for the A Band . . twirling letter . , Rainbow Girls . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. THOMAS CLARK HACKETT . . B-certificates . . played for junior varsity football while in high school . . hobby, sports . . General Course. JERRIANN HARBISON . . B-certificates . . swimming assistant . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . Rainbow Girls . . hobbies, dancing, sports . . ambition, to be a success . . Commercial Course. NORMA JEAN HARIFF . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B-certificates . . Senior Y-Teens . . Girl Scouts . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. Tfu'rn!y-Him' i J , 3 its i et 3 , 'Q-in CAROLE HAUG . . intramural basketball, volleyball and bowling . . attendance office aid . . Y-Teens . . ambition, attend business school and stenographer . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY JEAN HAWK . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . intramural sports . . cheerleader, letter . . Leaders Club . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, airline hostess . . Commercial Course. JAMES HAWRYLIAK . . intramural basketball . . Church Choir . . favorite subject, geography . . ambition, join the Army . . General Course. JOHN FRANCIS HEADLAND . . Pullman Rifle Club . . Boyds- town Baseball Club . . employed, Butler Water Company . . am- bition, professional baseball player . . College Preparatory Course. JOYCE LEE HEDDLE . , Wittiest . . Class Night Committee . . Concert Choir . . Leaders Club . . Years Agon . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club, GENEVIEVE HEIN . . B-certi- ficates . . Orchestra . . string ensemble . . Midwestern District Orchestra, letter . . intramural bowling . . secretary, guidance office . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. ggi, M 2 Z sv i gfff PATRICIA LOUISE HINCHBERGER . . Banquet Committee . . B-certificates . . bowling , . St. Paul's Sodality . . Y-Teens . . hobbies, dancing and swimming . . ambition, secretary . . Com- mercial Course. DONALD HINDMAN . . varsity swimming . . employed at Hindman Transfer Company . . ambition is to join the Navy . . General Course. SALLY JANE HINDMAN . . Finance Committee . . Magnet sports editor . . intramural basket- ball . . volleyball . . cheerleading . . Leaders Club . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club. MARY LOU HIXON . . Athletic Committee . . B-certificates intramural sports . . Leaders Club . . UAS You Like Itf, committee . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. PHYLLIS AVANEL HOCKENBERRY . . intramural basketball . . 4-H Club . . hobbies include hiking, dancing, horseback riding and skating . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. PAUL WIL- LIAM HOCKENBERRY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . favorite subject, electric shop . . hobby, working with cars . . taking Indus- trial Course. Tllil'fJ1 fl , gg, ut -+-2335.4 . JOHN HENRY HENICHECK . . intramural basketball . . Ushers Club . . favorite subject, metal shop . . sports . . ambition, the Navy . . Industrial Arts Course. FAITH DIANE HENRY . . Commencement Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet reporter and exchange editor , . Quill and Scroll . . intramural sports . . College Preparatory Course. WILLIAM N. HENRY . . Union- ville Baseball League . . Young Peopleis Baptist Temple . . hob- bies, hunting . . employed, Eisler's Nursery . . ambition, welder . . Industrial Arts Course. DONALD GEORGE HEPLER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Junior Rotarian . . Concert Choir . . varsity football, basketball, track, letters . . Unity Hi-Y . . Symphonium Club. WANDA HEPLER . . intramural sports . . typist in attendance office . . St. Michael's Sodality . . employed, Friedmanys Market . . am- bition, business college . . Commercial Course. EDWARD HICKEY . . Best Musician . . Hop Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . A Band . . Orchestra, letter . . trumpet ensemble . . Symphonium Club . . ambition, professor of music theory, GERALDINE MARIE HIGGINS . . B-certificates . . hobbies in- clude reading and swimming . . ambition, to be a successful secre- tary . . Commercial Course. MARCELLA MARGARET HILDER- BRAND . . Fenelton 4-H Club . . hobbies include hiking, swim- ming and dancing . . employed, Woolworthis . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. SHIRLEY MAE HILLIARD . . Prom Committee . . Junior Hop . . Concert Choir, letter . . ensemble . . student announcer . . Rainbow Girls . . Sunday School teacher . . ambition, dietitian. NANCY JANE HUSELTON . . B-certificates . . girls, ensemble . . Concert Choir . . hobby, playing the piano . . ambition is to be a secretary . . Commercial Course. NANCY JANE HUTH . . Com- mittee of Committees . . Orchestra . . Concert Choir . . uGood Newsu . . Leaders Club . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambi- tion, secretary. FLORENCE HUTZLER . . glee club . . intramural basketball and horseback riding . . St. Josephis Sodality, vice- president . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. ILINOR FRANCES ISAACSON . . attended high school in Wis- consin . . Concert Choir . . ambition is to become a private sec- retary . . Commercial Course. MARY JANE JACK . . B-certi- ficates . . A Cappella Choir . . Church Choir . . intramural bowl- ing . . Y-Teens . . hobby, ice skating . . ambition, receptionist . . Commercial Course. TODD G. JACKSON . . Magnet business staff . . student announcer . . 'lAs You Like Ita, . . member of Butler Little Theater Group . . Youth Assembly. CARL EDGAR JONES . . Banquet Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural basketball . . student announcer . . Conserv- ation Club . . FFA . . Grange, steward . . hobby, woodwork. JAMES EDWIN JONES . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Rotar- ian . . homeroom president . . track . . Unity Hi-Y . . em- ployed, Butler Eagle . . College Preparatory Course. MARYANN JOSEFCZYK . . Name Card Committee . . A-certificates . . As You Like It,', publicity committee . . attendance office aid . . Y-Teens . . Commercial Course. , A 3 H BENJAMIN LEMOYNE HOFFMAN . . Memorial Committee . . Luther League . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Eisler Nursery . . ambition, professional baseball player . . General Course. PAUL EUGENE HOLBEIN . . favorite subject, metal shop . . hobby, photography . . employed, service station , . ambition, truck driver . . General Course. JAMES HOOVER . . favorite subject, physics . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, Dillonys Meat Market . . ambition, to enter forestry work. JOYCE JOAN HOUSTON . . intramural basketball . . pianist for Sunday School . . hobbies, swimming and skating . . em- ployed, Troutman's . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. GEORGE EDWIN HOWARD . . Yearbook staff . . Visual Aid Corps . . radio engineer for assemblies . . I-Ii-Y . . employed at Preston Laboratories . . ambition, nuclear physics. DONNA JEAN HULL . . B-certificates . . editor, Eagle news . . Quill and Scroll . . Orchestra, letter . . District Orchestra . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . , Youth Assembly. .Q if DONALD C. JOSEPI-IS . . Memorial Committee . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball . . hobby, building model airplanes . . employed, Polo's Market . . ambition, to join Air Force. NORMA JEAN JOSEPHS . . intramural basketball, and volleyball . . student announcer . . Y-Teens , . 'tShowcase of 551, '5Z', , . Tumble Inn . . ambition, secretary. ONOLANI KANUI . . B-certificates . . Magnet, associate editor . . Quill and Scroll . . Youth Assembly . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . As You Like It. JOAN LEE KAY . . Future Homemakers of America, parliamen- tarian . . hobbies, dancing, swimming and bowling . . employed at Darling Shop , . ambition, buyer. NANCY LEE KEARNS . . Poster Committee . . YTC . . hobbies are skating and embroider- ing . . ambition, employed as a sales clerk . . Commercial Course. LOUIS JOHN KEMPER . . St. Peter,s Holy Name Society . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, to join the Armed Forces . . General Course. Tlziriy-:mf DONALD G. KENNEDY . . Concert Choir , . Mixed Chorus . . hobbies, fishing and swimming . . employed, Karnes Bake Shop . . ambition, baker . . General Course. ESTHER ANN KENNEDY . . Farewell Committee . . Band . . Concert Choir . . cheerleading . . Leaders Club . . Youth Assembly . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Rainbow Girls, Past Worthy Advisor. MARY ELLEN KEN- NEDY . . Hop Committee . . Concert Choir . . intramural basket- ball, bowling . . volleyball . . cheerleading . . Leaders Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster Music Club. RICHARD KENNETH KENNEDY . . hobby, enjoys riding a motorcycle . . employed at Feed Mill . . plans to join the Armed Forces . . Agriculture Course. MARY NAOMI KERR . . Orch- estra, secretary, letter . . intramural volleyball . . Rainbow Girls . . hobby, swimming . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. BEVERLY ANN KERRY . . Invitation Committee . . B-certificates . . YWCA . . Y-Teens . . enjoys painting and dancing . . ambition, medical technician . . College Preparatory Course. W F, at Y. A fi. i f at -'2': ' i DOROTHY ANN KOSAR . . intramural bowling . . glee club . . Junior Choir . . Church Choir . . Y-Teens . . UCYL . . hobby, playing the piano . . Commercial Course. ALBERT V. KOVACI-I . . St. Stanislaus Senior Holy Name Society . , hobby, reading mystery books . . employed, gardener . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. WANDA KRADEL . . Junior Choir . . glee club . . hobby, skating and dancing . . ambition, successful secretary . . Commercial Course. DAVID MICHAEL KRICK . . intramural basketball . . Meridian Church League Baseball Team . . Meridian Athletic Club . . em- ployed, house painter . . ambition, sports announcer. ADRIAN JOSEPH KRILEY . . Farewell Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . As You Like It . , Years Agon. . Holy Name Society . . Church Choir . . ambition, electrician. JOHN PAUL KRIPOWICZ . . Name Card Committee . . homeroom president . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . ensemble . . Ushers Club, treasurer . . Boys Symphonium Club. Thirfy-ifwo TED PAUL KILLMEYER . . Finance Committee . . homeroom treasurer . . basketball . . Concert Choir . . Mixed Chorus . . Symphonium Club . . hobby, collecting coins . . College Prepara- tory Course. JOHN E. KING . . Junior Kiwanian . . homeroom vice-president . . B-certificates . . Magnet . . Quill and Scroll . . Orchestra . . intramural basketball . . Symphonium Club . . Youth Assembly. MARILYN RUTH KINGAN . . Ticket Committee . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Rainbow Girls . . College Preparatory Course. ANTOINETTE KLARA . . Finance Committee . . B-certificates . . homeroom secretary-treasurer . . Youth Assembly . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. STANLEY KLARA . . St. Stanislaus Holy Name Society . . Church Choir . . Hornets . . Star Scout . . hobbies, baseball, football . . Eagle carrier . . ambition, Navy. CHARLES EUGENE KLEE . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Band . . Orchestra, letter . . Unity Hi-Y . . Boys Symphonium Club . . Commercial Course. JOAN KLEPPER . . Mixed Chorus . . glee club . . Conservation Club . . 4-H Club, eight years . . hobby, all outdoor sports . . am- bition, nursing . . Commercial Course. JOANNE LEE KNAUER . . B-certificates . , Magnet typist and homeroom representative . . intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling . . Leaders Club . . !'Good Newsw . . Rainbow Girls. JOAN KONDOS . . intramural basketball, volleyball . . Senior play committee . . aid in prin- cipal's office . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Y-Teens, treasurer. 'i , 4-'if 5 ij. ,Q . 3, ' 1 5 I Edgy . -, Q . JAMES GORDON LEEZER . . Junior Choir , . A Cappella Choir . . hobbies are hunting, swimming, skating . . employed at Mur- phy's . . General Course. SALLY JEANNE LEITH . . Committee of Committees . . homeroom secretary . . Concert Choir . . Church Youth Choir . .'Young Peopleas Group . . employed, Leith's Florist Shop. RICHARD MARCEL LEROY . . intramural bas- ketball . . enjoys all sports . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . bellhop, Willard . . ambition, Navy Officer . . Industrial Arts Course. JOHN FRANCIS LEYLAND . . Athletic Committee . . football, letter . . Tumble Inn . . Southside Wildcats . . employed, Nixon Hotel . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. CONNIE LIEBLER . . Hop Committee . . Junior Hop Committee . . B-certificates . . CD of A . . St. Peter's Sodality . . Y-Teens . . hobby, golf . . ambition, beautician . . Commercial Course. MICHAEL RICHARD LIGAS . . Hornets AC . . United Greek Catholic Choirs of West- ern Pennsylvania and St. Johnls Greek Catholic Choir . . General Course. WILLIAM ALBERT LIPPOLD . . Farewell Committee . . Unity Hi-Y . . favorite subject, engineering drawing . . employed, Kraus Bakery . . ambition, drafting engineer . . Industrial Arts Course. RUTH LOUISE LITTLE . . homeroom secretary . . Band, letter . . South-Central District Band . . glee club, secretary . . Safety Council . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. JULIE ANNA LOKOVICH . . glee club . . intramural basketball, volley- ball and bowling . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . hobbies, sewing and drawing . . Commercial Course. DONALD EDWARD LANE . . Conservation Club . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . employed by local game protector . . ambition, wild life research . . College Preparatory Course. JOHN ALEX- ANDER LANE . . Prom Committee . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . Art Club . . UAS You Like Ita' . . l'Little Red School Housev . . uHow to Propose. RONALD JOSEPH LANGLAND , . member of St. Michael's Holy Name Society . . Saints Softball Team . . ambition, professional basketball player . . General Course. DOROTHY MAE LASICHAK . . Commencement Committee . . B-certificates . . basketball . . volleyball, championship . . parti- cipated in city aquacade . . hobby, music . . ambition, typist . . College Preparatory Course. JOHN R. LASSINGER . . homeroom president . . football, letter . . track . . swimming, letter . . basket- ball . . hobby, sports . . ambition, physical education teacher . . College Preparatory Course. LARRY RICHARD LAST . . Com- mencement Committee . . B-certificates . . Band, letter . . trumpet quartet . . Boys Symphonium . . Y-Shutterbugs, president . . em- ployed, Preston Laboratories . , College Preparatory Course. wea- 15-T wk J hk i n, gi, BONNIE LONG . . favorite subjects, English and biology . . 723, ,, -' i hobby, roller skating . . very interested in all sports . . ambition, , ' 'M nurse . . General Course. MARJORIE ANN LOVE . . After- ' A if School Dance Committee . . A-Band, section leader . . A Cappella -' Choir . . bowling . . student announcer . . Stephen Foster Music . Club . . Rainbow Girls. DONNA LEE LUCAS . . B-certificates . . Orchestra . . Y-Teens . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Westminster Fellowship Choir . . ambition, Penn XM State . . College Preparatory Course. ,M SYLVIA MacDONALD LUCAS . . Most Likely to Succeed . . A, B-certificates . . Magnet reporter . . Leaders Club . . Junior ' iv Tuesday Musical Club . . Rainbow Girls, Worthy Advisor. GLORIA . , y V JEAN LUCHKIW . . Ticket Committee . . Lyndora Drum and ' , -,, ' 'if Bugle Corps . . Church Choir . . Ukranian Social Club . . em- , ,,,z ployed, Sparkle Market . . Commercial Course. LORNA MARY ' i 'i Ay Mb' A ,L MacCARRON . . Poster Committee . . horseback riding . . Palette g f-- Art Club . . Girl Scout . . hobby, art . . ambition, to be a success W-'y , , Y and be well liked. ,li 1 Thirty-thrrf DOROTHY LOUISE MAHARG . . girls' glee club . . Sunday School teacher . . treasurer of YTC . . hobby, hair dressing . . ambition, beautician . . College Preparatory Course. LEONARD F. MAITLAND . . hobby is working with automobiles . . employed as a gardener, part time . . ambition, mechanic . . Industrial Arts Course. THOMAS ROBERT MAKER , . track . . intramural bas- ketball . . Hornets AC . . hobbies, hunting, swimming and golf . . worked at Butler's swimming pool . . General Course, ARCHIE WILSON MANN . . intramural basketball . . four years of art . . hobby, collecting stamps . . drives a delivery truck . . ambition, optician . . College Preparatory Course. MARYANN CATHERINE MARINI . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . St. Michaelis Young Ladies Sodality . . hobbies, listening to music and dancing . . ambition, receptionist. GERALD DUANE MARKLE . . intramural basketball . . interests, reading, football, softball, badminton, basketball and driving . . employment, wash- ing cars . . ambition, Navy , . General Course. .2f',2gE:EI,g ' ,t A -'E 5, NANCY ELEANOR MCCLAFFERTY '. . Committee of Com- mittees . . CD of A . . St. Paulis Sodality . . hobby, swimming . . employed, McClung-Conrad Shop . . ambition, nurse . . Col- lege Preparatory Course, RALPH JOHN MCCLAFFERTY . . Eagle News carrier . , St. Paulis Holy Name Society . . St. Paulis Roman Catholic Church . . ambition, carpenter . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY ANN MCCLUNG . . Committee of Committees . . Hop Committee . . intramural bowling . . principalys office aid . . employed, Frederickis Gift Shop . . Distributive Education Course. JANET ANN MCCONNELL . . Poster Committee . . student announcer . . hobbies, roller skating and dancing . . ambition, sec- retary . . Commercial Course. MARGARET KATHLEEN MCCOY . . Banquet Committee . . student announcer . . Ushers Club . . Arr Club , . As You Like It . . newscaster . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, English teacher. LOTS ANN MCCREA . . Mixed Chorus . . intramural basketball . . student announcer , . library and swimming aid . . hobby, sports . . ambition, Pitt . . Commer- cial Course. Thirty-four isii .Ear MARY LEE MARTIN . . Ticket Committee . . Magnet typist . . intramural sports . . UAS You Like Irv, committee . . employed, Loblawis . . ambition, to attend Pitt. VERN LLOYD MARTIN . . Poster Committee . . student announcer . . Men Are Like Street Carsn . . art editor for Fitzgerald, Georgia, school paper . . golf team. BARBARA LOU MCANALLEN . . Athletic Ticket Committee . , FHA . . nurseis aid . . CD of A . . hobby, ice skating . . employed, A. E. Troutman . , ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education Course. CLAUDE VINCENT MCANALLEN . . Island Aces . . enjoys bowling . . hobbies, electric work and Zoology . . ambition, to join the Navy . . General Course, YVONNE ESTELLE MCANALLEN . . Best Dancer . . head twirler . . mascot, A-Band for six years . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, physical education teach- er. KENNETH VICTOR MCCAFFERTY . . Farewell Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Band . . Symphonium Club . . Comin' Round the Mountain , . employed, Lincoln-Mercury Company . . ambition, Grove City College. BARBARA JEANNE MCCALL . . Finance Committee . . A-certi- ficates . . Magnet news editor . . Quill and Scroll . . girls' ensemble . . student announcer . . newscaster . . ambition, laboratory tech- nician. GARY R. MCCALL . . football . . hobbies, fishing and hunting . . employed, Sparkle Market . . would like to become a butcher . . Distributive Education Course. PATRICIA JEAN MCCANDLESS . , B-certificates . . swimming aid . . hobbies, roller skating and ice skating , . employed, Coca-Cola Bottling Company . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. 35 ,.. in fryr .i e 7 5 ' A. fi., 1 . -' ,..- , 4 ' 'Y . t '--' - ,. , at . MARY LEE MCLAUGHLIN . . Invitation Committee . . B-certi- ficates . . intramural basketball, volleyball and bowling . . Leaders Club . . CD of A, president . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . College Preparatory Course. PATRICIA A. MCLAUGHLIN . . homeroom secretary . . aid in nurse's office . . member of CD of A . . hobby, swimming . . ambition, nursing . . College Preparatory Course. SALLIE L. MCLEAN . . Biggest Bluffer . . Hop Committee . . B-certificates . . A Cappella Choir . . ensemble, letter . . Leaders Club . . Good Newsw . . Young People's Fellowship . . Stephen Foster Music Club. ELEANOR JANE MCMONIGAL . . Know Nothing softball team . . ambition, Watch Tower School of Gilead to become a missionary . . hobby, reading . . General Course. RUTH ANN McPHERSON , . intramural sports . , guidance office aid . . member of St. Paul's Sodality . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. LAWRENCE HENRY McQUAID . . Magnet sales representative . . homeroom vice-president . . B-certificates . . Yearbook staff . . hobbies, read- ing and baseball . . ambition, barber . . General Course. ELAINE DOLORES MELLISH . . Commencement Committee . . A, B-certificates . . Band . . Orchestra, letter . . Saxonburg Teen- age Music Club . . District Orchestra . . ambition, music teacher. . . College Preparatory Course. IVARS MELNGAILIS . . Memor- ial Committee . . A-certificates . . Hi-Y . . YMCA . . hobbies, reading, movies, swimming . . employed, Eisleris Nurseries . ambition, electrical engineering . . College Preparatory Course. AUSONIA MARY MENNITI . . St. Paul's Sodality . . CD of A . . Tumble Inn . . hobbies, reading, skating, dancing . . employed, Murphyls . . Distributive Education Course. I wp-- 4 ' . .i ?fW f,gsf-- W ' E . ii f at ,. 1 DORIS JEAN MCCULLOUGH . . participated in intramural basketball, championship team . . hobby is sports . . ambition, nurse , . taking the Commercial Course. JOYCE MCELHANEY . . Poster Committee . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . Magnet . . Art Club . . l'Years Agow . . Rainbow Girls . . Y-Teens . . hobby, drawing . . ambition, decorating work. LORENE MCEVOY . . Ticket Committee . . member of the 4-H Club . . favorite subject is shorthand . . hobbies, dancing and movies . . ambition, to be a secretary . . Commercial Course. D. JOANNE McFADDEN . . Cap and Gown Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural basketball . . bowling . . As You Like Itll, committee . . Rainbow Girls . . Commercial Course. KATHLEEN ANNE MCGUIRE . . Cap and Gown Committee B-certificates . . Future Homemakers of America . . hobbies, paint- ing and novelties . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. DOLORES ANN MCKEEVER . . Name Card Committee . . nurseys aid . . CD of A . . St. Paul's Sodality . . employed at Grantls . . intramural volleyball . . hobby, swimming . , ambition, nurse f t'- FLORENCE JOAN MICHAEL . . Banquet Committee ficates . . Concert Choir . . ensemble, letter . . Y-Teen, . . Council of Protestant Churches' Choir . . ambition . . B-certi- president , secretary. MARY LOU MIKLOSOVIC . . B-certificates . . Mixed Chorus . . student announcer . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . hobby, sports . . ambition, Pitt. BARBARA JEAN MILLER . . Ticket Committee . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . intramural basketball . . hobbies, skating and dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Com- mercial Course. JANE KATHERYNE MILLER . . B-certihcates . . glee club . . intramural basketball . . Rainbow Girls . . 4-H Club . . hobbies, swimming and photography . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep- aratory Course, JANE LOUISE MILLER . . Mixed Chorus . . favorite subject, shorthand . . hobbies, roller skating and danc- ing . . ambition, Air Force . . Commercial Course. NANCY JANE MILLER . . Memorial Committee . . Rainbow Girls . . Youth Fel- lowship . . Butler Country Club . . hobby, drawing . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course, Thirly-ffvf PAUL EDWARD MILLER . , After-School Dance Committee . . St. Wendelin's Baseball Club . . Visual Aid Corps . . ambition, veterinarian . . College Preparatory Course. RICHARD LEE MILLER . . intramural basketball . . Bull Creek Sportsmanis Club . . hobbies, hunting, swimming . . employed, Harrison Con- struction Company . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. JOHN NORMAN MINISH . . B-certificates . . Unionville Baseball Team . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, Chantler Baking Company . . ambition, baker . . General Course. ROBERT S. MINOR . . Hop Committee . . National Audubon Society . . hobbies, golf, fishing, swimming . . employed, Chambers and Ashman Painting . . ambition, Marines . . General Course. BERNARD ANTHONY MOHR . . Cap and Gown Committee . . track . . swimming . . 'lShowcase of '51', . . hobby, sports . . Industrial Arts Course. MARILYN MONTANG . . Cap and Gown Committee . . A, B-certificates . . Band, secretary . . Orchestra, letter . . Saxonburg Music Club . . ambition, music teacher . . College Preparatory Course. BONITA LEE MYERS . . Name Card Committee . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir, letter . . bowling , . school switchboard oper- ator . . Senior Scouts . . Builders, Society . . ambition, book- keeper. JAMES ALAN NEELY . . Athletic Committee . . swim- ming team . . YMCA . . Senior Leaders Club . . Tigers AC . . Senior Lifesaving . . hobbies, swimming, football . . ambition, welder. WENDELIN HERMAN NEFF . . St. Josephis Roman Catholic Church, altar boy . , hobby, enjoys hunting . . ambition, mechanic . . Industrial Arts Course. MARGARETTA JANE NORTHIME . , Invitation Committee . . 3 B-certificates , . girls, glee club . . ensemble . . principal's office aid . . Sunday School teacher . . ambition, secretary. JOAN SUE PAGANELLI . . Committee of Committees . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . attendance office aid . . St. Michael's Sodality . . ambition, nursing. JAMES CHRIS- TIAN PAPPAS . . Best Sport . . varsity football and swimming, letters . . intramural basketball . . hobby, swimming . . General Course. Thirty-.fix SHIRLEY ANN MONTAG . . Commencement Speaker . . A, B- certificates . . editor-in-chief of newspaper . . Quill and Scroll . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambition, doctor. MARY C. MOR- ABIT , . Memorial Committee . . glee club . . ensemble . . hobbies, reading, skating, swimming and basketball . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. MARIE MORANDO . . Hop Committee . . After-School Dance Committee . . homeroom president . . Magnet reporter . . hobby, sports . . ambition, to own a store. JOHN JAMES MORGUS . . Finance Committee . . homeroom treasurer . . B-certificates . . Skashers Basketball Team . . ambition, to join the Navy . . General Course. NANCY JEAN MORRIS . . Poster Committee . . B-certificates . . Concert Choir, letter . . Palette Art Club, secretary-treasurer . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Youth Assembly. MARJORIE JOAN MORRISON . . Invitation Committee . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . attendance office aid . . hobby, photography . . am- bition, bookkeeper . . General Course. MARY MARGARET MUDRICK . . Commencement Speaker . . A, B-certificates . . Yearbook . . Mixed Chorus . . A Cappella Choir . . ensemble . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . ambition, college, CARL GENE MUSCATELO . . A Band . . A Cappella Choir . . Concert Choir . . football and basketball manager, letter . . ambition, Marines . . College Preparatory Course. FRANCES M. MUTO . . Farewell Committee . . homeroom vice-president, president , . intramural basketball . . l'As You Like Itu, publicity committee . . Commercial Course. A M Q W f, W Q-gf ,,,, -f V. iw J I 114' 'Swirls' 1- - ill -- , A 'W 4 . ,f f.,. e. :'rzz' N ' - 2f fl as -it ' , 9 is 2 ' 3 'A I Q . ANN ELIZABETH PAULSON . . Class Night Committee . . A, B-certificates . . A Cappella Choir . . Concert Choir . . Leaders Club . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, college. STEVE PAVLISIN . . Poster Committee . . B-certificates . . track . . Palette Art Club, president . . Years Agou . . As You Like Itl' . . prize, National Art Exhibit. EMMIE LOUISE PILLOW . . glee club . . likes opera music . . favorite subject, typing . . hobby, enjoys hiking . . ambition, typist . . General Course. DOLORES JANE PENCOSKY . . attended Concord Township High School, freshman editor of school paper . . ambition, airline hostess . . College Preparatory Course, ADRIAN PERCY . . enjoys walking and writing poetry . . employed, Kraus Bakery . . ambition, kindergarten teacher . . College Preparatory Course. SALLY ANN PHILLIPS . . Best Sport . . Prom Committee . homeroom secretary . . Magnet typist . . A Cappella Choir . Leaders Club . . l'As You Like It . . ambition, nurse. DAVID HARRY PHIPPS . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Ramsey Dairy Farm . . ambition, successful machinist . . Industrial Arts Course. JAMES C. PLAISTED . . intramural basketball . . YMCA Leaders Club . . hobby, hunting . , employed, Isaly,s Dairy Store . , ambition, machinist . . Industrial Arts Course. FRANK JOSEPH PLECITY . . Finance Committee . . Band, letter . . golf . . intramural basketball . . ambition, musician . . College Preparatory Course. t. E. 5 ROSE MARIE PASQUALICHIO . . Class Night Committee . . Magnet typist . , A Cappella Choir . . junior varsity cheerleader . . Leaders Club . . ambition, Penn State. DEE PATTEN . . favorite subject, dramatics . . likes to watch television programs in her spare time . . ambition, to teach homemaking . . General Course. ROBERT PATTEN . . Farewell Committee . . baseball . . intramural basketball . . hobbies, playing checkers and building puzzles . . ambition, bookkeeper. MARY ALICE PAUL . . Prom Committee . . B-certificates . . A Band . . Concert Choir . . student announcer . . prop com- mittee, l'As You Like Itl' . . ambition, teacher. BEVERLY ANN PAULSEN . . Saxonburg Girl Scouts . . hobbies, textile painting and swimming . . ambition, housewife . . Commercial Course. EUGENE ROBERT PAULSEN . . Cap and Gown Committee . . hobby, watch stock car races . . employed, appliance store ambition, to join the Navy. s I i i f AQ N r -xr 4 Ji x IB K' 1 All ISADORE POLANEC . . track . . Boy Scouts . . member of Field AC . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and camping . . ambition, construction work . . General Course. WILLIAM EDWARD POLLACK . . Commencement Committee . . Mixed Chorus . . Junior Choir . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . ambition, Marines . . College Preparatory Course. MARCIA LEE POLLOCK . . B-certificates . . Yearbook staff . . student announcer . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Grand Worthy Adviser of Rainbow Girls . . ambition, secretary. WILLIAM F. PONTIUS . . Name Card Committee . . homeroom president . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball . . hobby, building airplanes . . ambition, lawyer . . College Preparatory Course. RICHARD E. PRICE . . Junior Kiwanian . . B-certificates . . Magnet photographer . . Quill and Scroll . . A Band, letter . . organ . . Symphonium Club . . ambition, doctor. STEVE PRO- KOPCHAK . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Rotarian . . home- room secretary . . B-certificates . . football, letter . . basketball, letters . . ambition, coach. Tlzirty-xrft'f11 DOROTHY LEAH PROTZMAN . . library aid . . 4-H Club . . Luther League . . hobbies, reading and sewing . . employed, Troutmans . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education Course. PAUL RICHARD PUFF . . Ticket Committee . . home- room president . . Mixed Chorus . . Senior Hi-Y . . employed at Kinteris Cleaners . . ambition, own cleaning establishment. EDWARD PUVAK . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Visual Aid Corps . . hobby, enjoys hunting . . ambition, to be a pilot . . Industrial Arts Course. JOAN LOUISE PYLE . . After-School Dance Committee . . bowling . . CD of A . . Y-Teens . . employed, Book's Shoe Store . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. NORMA JEANNE RAABE . . Commencement Speaker . . A-certificates . . Magnet literary editor . . Quill and Scroll . . student announcer . . Luther League, president . . Pocket Testament League, ESTHER MAE RADER . . member of First English Lutheran Church . . favorite subject, physical science . . hobbies, hiking and picnics . . I-lomemaking Course. LILLIAN GRACE SACCO . . Most Talkative . . Class Night Committee . . Leaders Club . . l'Years Agoi' . . intramural bas- ketball, volleyball . . horseback riding . . Showcase of '51 and ,5Z',. MARY MARGARET SANDBACH . . Memorial Committee . . Band . . Orchestra . . librarian of St. Paulis Reformed Church . . hobbies, skating and sewing . . ambition, bookkeeper. E. JEAN SAUL . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . girls! glee club . . intra- mural basketball and volleyball . . hobby, roller skating . . am- bition, to be a nurse. MARY ROSE SAVANNAH . . FHA . . girls, glee club . . intra- mural volleyball . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . hobby, roller skating . . ambition, to be a nurse. ROBERT DEAN SAXMAN . . Conservation Club, treasurer . . FFA , . Jefferson 4-H Club, president . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition, to attend Penn State College. PETER JOHN SCARNATO . . employed, Thompson's Service Station . . plans to own his own service station . . taking College Preparatory Course. Tlziriy-aight 'N 'W Ag X ,, - iiimf A i, ,Q 1 GLENN WILLIAM RAUSCHENBERGER . . Commencement Speaker . . Commencement Committee . . A and B-certificates . . hobby, collecting foreign coins . . ambition, accountant . . Commercial Course. DONALD FRANK REA . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball . . favorite subject, chemistry . . hobbies, reading and playing piano . . ambition, chemist . . College Preparatory Course. RUTH ANNE REMALEY . . A and B-certi- ficates . . Magnet . . Quill and Scroll . . Concert Choir . . organ, letter . . Good Newsw . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . am- bition, music teacher. DAVID LEE RENSEL . . senior life saver . . favorite subject, solid geometry . . hobbies, hunting and swimming . . College Prepara- tory Course. CAROLYN JEAN RETTIG . . Concert Choir . . St. Mark's Lutheran Church Choir . . St. Mark's Luther League . . ambition, secretary . , Commercial Course. ANNA JEAN RIEMER . . Commencement Speaker . . Commencement Committee . . A and B-certificates . . Concert Choir . . girls' ensemble . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club, secretary . , Rainbow Girls . . ambition, attend medical school. ELIZABETH DELORES ROSS , . Hop Committee . . homeroom president . . Mixed Chorus . . intramural basketball . . Y-Teens . . Showcase of '51 and ,52n . . hobby, sewing . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. JAMES BRUCE ROSS . . Conservation Club . . favorite subject, math . . hobby, raising hogs . . employed at Endicott-Johnson . . ambition, carpenter. GAIL YVONNE RUDERT . . FHA . . favorite subject, short- hand , . employed at Capitol Theater . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. ROBERT JOSEPH SCHUBERT . . Finance Committee . . home- room treasurer . . hobbies, skating and swimming . . employed, Schubert Heavy Hauling . . ambition, truck driver. JOYCE EDITH SCOTT . . Memorial Committee . . Magnet typist . . Band . . aid, nurse's and attendance office . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, receptionist. ALLEN ADOLPH SECHER . . Prom Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet reporter , . Quill and Scroll . . Ushers Club . . news- caster . . Connecticut Yankeev . . As You Like Itn . . Sym- phonium Club. OPAL L. SEITZ . . B-certificates . . Mixed Chorus . . aid in prin- cipal's office . . Young People's Choir . . hobbies, playing piano and collecting cat statues . . General Course. RUTH L. SEL- FRIDGE . . intramural volleyball and bowling . . hobbies, read- ing and sports . . employed, Kraus Bakery . . ambition, airline hostess . . General Course. LEAH SERAFINE . . Banquet Com- mittee . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball, bowling . . CD of A . . St. Paul's Sodality . . employed, Grants . . ambition, nurse. PATRICIA BELL SERVICE . . Farewell Committee . . homeroom secretary . . Magnet typist . . Concert Choir , . ensemble, letter . . Midwestern Music Festival . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club. JANET LUIDA SHAFFER . . Invitation Committee . . variety shows . . aid, principal's office . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Girl Scouts. PHYLLIS MARIE SHAFFER . . Prom Committee . . homeroom secretary . . B-certificates . . Leaders Club . . Good Newsn . . Men Are Like Street Carsi' . . Stephen Foster Music Club. J is is RICHARD LEE SCHAFFNIT . . Cap and Gown Committee . . homeroom president . . Band . . Orchestra, letter . . intramural basketball . . Symphonium Club . , Hi-Y . . employed, The Hub . . ambition, pharmacist. WILLIAM L. SCHAKE . . Athletic Com- mittee . . varsity swimming, letter . . hobby, building model air- planes . . employed, Craftsman-Ziegler Company . . ambition, carpenter. MARY LOU SCHLAGEL . . girls' glee club . . intra- mural volleyball . , FHA . . employed, Penn Theater . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. FREDERICK CONSTANTINE SCHMOLL . . Poster Committee . . Palette Art Club . . YMCA . . hobbies, art, reading . . ambi- tion, commercial artist or art teacher. DONALD JOHN SCHNUR . . intramural basketball . . Holy Name Society . . enjoys fixing cars . . ambition, to work as a salesman . . Commercial Course. MARION LARRAINE SCHROTH . . St. Luke's Lutheran Church . . hobbies, sewing, movies . . plays Hawaiian guitar . . ambition, home economics teacher . . Homemaking Course. BETTY SUE SCHAULIS . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural volleyball . , transfer from Evans City where she was art editor . . Radio Club . . Dramatic Club . . Sophomore play. ROBERT WAYNE SHEARER . . Committee of Committees . . homeroom officer . . intramural basketball . . Hi-Y . . FFA. CAROLE ANN SHEPTAK . . Banquet Committee . . Junior Hop Committee . . Magnet business staff . . Leaders Club . . Ushers Club, vice- president . . One Act Play Club . . secretary, Senior play. EDWARD JAMES SHEPTAK . . homeroom treasurer . . B-certi- ficates . . football, letter . . stage crew, manager . . Lyndora Hornets . . Air Scouts . . hobby, aviation. NORMA LOUISE SHERMER . . Most Athletic . . Committee of Committees . . Leaders Club, treasurer . . intramural basketball, volleyball and bowling . . ambition, physical education teacher. MARY LEE SHIELDS . . Youth Club . . Young People's Youth Temperance Council . . hobbies, enjoys dancing and roller skating . . am- bition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. Thirty-nina' RAYMOND SHULER . . dent . . Mixed Chorus . . bition, join the Navy . . SINZ . . boys' glee club . . shop, math and English . . Conservation Club . . 4-I-I Club, presi- works with father as carpenter . . am- General Course. WILLIAM JOSEPH A Cappella Choir . . favorite subjects, hobby, roller skating . . ambition, trav- eling salesman. DONALD CLARENCE SLATER . . St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church . . favorite subject, aeronautics . . hobby, collecting coins . . ambition, join the Air Force. VELMA JEAN SLUPE . . FHA . . Jefferson Grange . . Saxon- burg Music Club . . Jefferson Mariners . . Youth Council . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. JAMES HOWARD SMITH . . Cap and Gown Committee . . homeroom president . . B-certificates . . Unity Hi-Y . . Butler Rifle Club . . hobby, hunting . . College Preparatory Course. JOANNE ELSIE SMITH . . favorite subject, driver's education . . hobbies, skating and reading . . employed, secretary C. P. Smith Realty Company . . ambition, professional roller skater. . . ,iffy Q H 'Q' A-9 ff, 9 SANNA MAXINE SOLLIE . . B-certificates . . Magnet, feature editor . . Quill and Scroll . . intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling and horseback riding . . Leaders Club . . Rainbow Girls. FRANCIS LEE SOOSE . . I-Iow to Propose . , Boy Scouts, secretary . . hobbies, hunting and driving a car . . employed by father . . ambition, engineer . . General Course. MADELINE ANN SPAGNOLA . . Invitation Committee . . St. Peteris Sodality . . CD of A . . favorite subject, salesmanship . . hobby, music . . ambition, saleswoman. ROBERT S. SPINETTI . . intramural basketball . . favorite sub- ject, chemistry . . hobby, sports . . employed, Allison News Agency . . ambition, attend college . . College Preparatory Course. BERN- ADETTE ANN SPINNEWEBER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . FHA, secretary . . St. Mary's Sodality . . hobbies, dancing and reading . . Homemaking Course. CAMELLA CATHERINE SPOHN . . Ticket Committee . . B-certificates . . St. Maryys So- dality . . favorite subject, law . . hobbies, skating, dancing, and reading . . Commercial Course. Forty JO ANN LEE SMITH . . Class Night Committee . . B-certificates . . Magnet reporter . . Concert Choir . . ensemble, letter . . in- tramural basketball, volleyball, bowling . . CD of A. MARILYN JEANETTE SMITH . . North Butler Presbyterian Church . . favorite subject, English . . hobbies, swimming, ice skating . . ambition, to travel . . General Course. NANCY SMITH . . Junior Choir . . A Cappella Choir . . Concert Orchestra . . hobbies, roller skating, horseback riding and swimming . . ambi- tion, secretary . . Commercial Course. BOYD ROBERT SNODGRASS . . Best Dancer , . Finance Com- mittee . . homeroom treasurer . . Concert Choir . . Band . . Sym- phonium Club . . employed, Benson's . . plans to attend college. DEAN A. SNYDER . . Mud Mountain Boyls Basketball Club . . hobby, all sports, especially bowling . . ambition, plans to go to college . . College Preparatory Course. DENNIS MARSHALL SNYDER . . hobby, baseball . . employed as usher at Majestic Theater . . ambition, automobile mechanic . . joined the Army . . General Course. EDNA LUCILLE SNYDER . . B-certificates . , Mixed Chorus . . hobby, roller skating . . employed, Winterls Drug Store . . am- bition, secretary . . Commercial Course. PATRICIA ANN SNYDER . . Farewell Committee . , B-certificates . . organ, letter . , Concert Choir . . student announcer . . FHA . . Rainbow Girls . . Mariners . . variety shows . , ambition, college. ROBERT SNYDER . . member First United Presbyterian Church . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed at Thorofare Market at Bon Aire . . Distributive Education Course. HELEN IRENE STEPHENSON . . favorite subject, physical science . . hobby, playing the piano . . employed, Isaly's . . am- bition, housewife . . Commercial Course. RONALD LANE STEPHENSON . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed as an automobile mechanic . . ambition, deisel engineer . . Indus- trial Arts Course. VERNON LEE STEVENSON . . favorite sub- ject, electric shop . . hobbies, traveling and reading . . employed, Joseph A. Pelusi Scrap Iron and Metals . . ambition, Army. MARGARET FRANCES STEVICK . . Church Choir . . Womenls Guild . . hobbies, dancing, skating and collecting recipes . . am- bition, teacher . . Distributive Education Course. PAULINE VERLEE STOUGHTON . . Hop Committee . . Concert Choir . . ensemble, letter . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Church Choir, BETTY STRAUB . . FI-IA . . favorite subjects, commercial law and sociology . . hobby, roller skating . . ambition, airline hostess . . General Course. ROBERT L. STUART . . swimming team, letter . . Ushers Club . . YMCA Leaders Club . . employed, Isaly's Dairy Store . . General Course. NAOMI LUCILLE STUTZ . . member of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . hobby, reading . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. RONALD STUTZ . . Most Athletic . . Athletic Committee . . Junior Rotarian . . homeroom president . . varsity football and basketball, letters . . Youth Assembly . . ambition, professional basketball player. CAROL JOANNE SPORNY . . Hop Committee . . twirler, letter . . Orchestra, letter . . Rainbow Girls . . Junior Tuesday Musical - Club . . employed, Penneys . . Commercial Course. BETTY LOU STANLEY . , Cap and Gown Committee . . homeroom secretary . . girls, glee club . . Rainbow Girls . . hobbies, skating and swim- ming . . Commercial Course. ROBERT EUGENE STANLEY . . varsity track . . treasurer of Sunday School . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, to travel . . Industrial Arts Course. PAUL JOHN STARR . . varsity swimming . . YMCA . . Show- case of ,ilu . . hobbies, hunting and archery . . ambition, car- penter . . Industrial Arts Course. SYLVIA EILEEN STEIN- BRENNER . . Memorial Committee . . Magnet . . intramural basketball . . FHA . . Church Choir . . Young Peoples, vice- president . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. DANIEL JOSEPH STELBOTSKY . . Banquet Committee . . homeroom vice-president . . varsity basketball team . . intramural basketball . . YMCA basketball team . . Knights of St, Michael. i WILLIAM JOHN STUTZ . . intramural basketball . . employed, automobile mechanic . . ambition, successful mechanic . . Indus- trial Arts Course. MARY GERTRUDE SUMMERS . . Ticket Committee . . B-certihcates . . Concert Choir . . ensemble, letter . . student announcer . . CD of A Drum and Bugle Corps . . St, Paulis Sodality. MARIE CAROLINE SUMMERVILLE . . Cap and Gown Committee . . 4-H Club . . Builders Society . . hobbies, skating and swimming . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. PHYLLIS ADDA SWEESY . , B-certificates . . Junior Choir . . hobbies, roller skating and writing letters , . employed, Book's Shoe Store . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. WALLACE SYCI-IAK . . intramural basketball . . track . . Lyndora Hornets . . Butler Cubs . . favorite subject, English . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. GARET TENCATE . . Class Night Committee . . B-certificates . . A Cappella Choir . . Concert Choir . . Hi-Y . . hobby, photography . . ambition, attend college and study law. Forty-one MAXINE I-IARRIETT TESTI . . Finance Committee . . home- room secretary-treasurer . . B-certificates . . Leaders Club . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambition, to be a success. RONALD L. THOMAS . . Class Night Committee . . intramural basket- ball . . president, Junior Hunting and Fishing Club . . employed, Penneys . . Distributive Education Course. EUGENE ROBERT TINCHA . . Lyndora Hornets . . hobbies, swimming, baseball . . likes adventure stories . . ambition, to be a success . . General Course. PATRICIA LYNN TONER . . Farewell Committee . . B-certificates student HHHOUHCCT Debate National Forensic L93 UE employed, Testi,s Store . . ambition, nursing . . College Prepara- tory Course. JERRY G. TONINI . , intramural basketball . . St. Michaelis Wildcats . . YMCA . . employed, Tonini's Grocery Store . . ambition, Air Force pilot . . Industrial Arts Course EARL MASTER TOWZEY . Ca and Gown Committee . p . . varsity swimming . . intramural basketball . . member of Tumble Inn . . YMCA . . ambition, electrical engineer . . Industrial Arts Course. ' s E E Q 77. LEWIS WILLIAM WARREN . . manager, football and basketball teams . . intramural basketball . . employed, Swan Taxi . . am- bition, mechanic . . Industrial Arts Course. ANDREW WASKO . . track . . intramural basketball . . Hornets . . football, Cubs . . employed, Ancly's Body Shop . . ambition, to be an auto body man. RITA M. WATSON . . Prom Committee . , B-certihcates . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural sports . . student announcer . . CD of A . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . St. Peteris Sodality. RICHARD JOSEPH WEILAND . . hobby, hunting . . em- ployed at Lincoln-Mercury Garage . . ambition, to be a success . . Industrial Arts Course. HAROLD BRICE WEITZEL . . Com- mittee of Committees . . Junior Kiwanian . . A,B-certificates . . student announcer . . Debate team, letter . . National Forensic League, vice-president. RANDY A. WERTZ . . Class Night Com- mittee . . Junior Rotarian . . B-certificates . , student announcer . . Debate . . variety show, Junior Downbeat MC . .UAS You Like Irv. . Hi-Y. Foriy-t-wo AUDEAN RUDY TRUBY . . Name Card Committee . . intra- mural basketball . . Library Club . . library assistant . . employed, Troutmans . . ambition, housewife . . Distributive Education Course. DONALD EUGENE TURNER . . junior varsity foot- ball . . hobbies, ice skating, hunting and swimming . . employed, service station . . ambition, automobile mechanic . . Industrial Arts Course. JOAN MARY URAM . . Name Card Committee . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . glee club , . Church Choir . . United Greek Catholic Choir of Western Pennsylvania. ROBERT URAM . . intramural basketball . . track . . Lyndora Hornets . . Butler Cubs . . favorite subject, English . . ambition, Navy . . General Course. RUTH ANN VARGO . . Banquet Com- mittee . . B-certificates . . girls, sextet . . infirmary assistant . . Luther League . . hobby, dancing . . employed, Murphys . . am- bition, nurse . , College Preparatory Course. CHARLES ARTHUR VICKEY . . Mixed Chorus . . track . . St. Peteris Roman Catholic Church . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Butler Co-operative Egg Auction , . Industrial Arts Course. LOIS ANN WAGEL . . Invitation Committee . . A Band . , Con- cert Choir . . girls, ensemble . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . ambition, Indiana State Teachers College . . College Preparatory Course. KENNETH S. WALBORN . . track . . plays basketball for the Golden City Team . . enjoys collecting coins . . ambition, engineer . . College Preparatory Course. JOAN RUTH WALLAK . . glee club . . FHA . . member of St. Michaells Greek Catholic Church . . enjoys dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. 49 T . . 4. . , BETTY JEAN WHITESELL . . Ticket Committee . . B-certificates . . intramural basketball, volleyball and bowling . . Leaders Club . . Ushers Club . . Butler Tigerettes . . Tumble Inn . . ambition, stenographer. FLOYD BILL WILBERT . . intramural basketball . . YMCA Leaders Club . . employed, service station attendant . . ambition, to own a service station . . General Course. PAULINE V. WILLIAMS . . Banquet Committee . . student announcer . . Luther League . . Church Choir . . Y-Teens . . Sunday School teacher . . ambition, beautician . . Commercial Course. CHARLES I. WILSON . . Athletic Ticket Committee . . hobbies, roller skating and swimming . . employed, Adolph's Drug Store . . ambition, Marines. GARY ARTHUR WIMER . . Athletic Com- mittee . . homeroom president . , track, letter . . Luther League . . hobby, hunting . . employed, Thorofare Market . . Distributive Education Course. FRANCES ANN WISE . . Name Card Com- mittee . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . A Cap- pella Choir . . Westminster Fellowship . . ambition, concert pianist , . Sherwood Music School scholarship. JOAN MARLENE WISE . . Future Homemakers of America . . Grange . . hobby, sports . . employed, Herold's Dairy Bar in Saxon- burg . . ambition, nurse . . College Preparatory Course. DOROTHY JEAN WITTIK . . FHA . . Y-Teens . . hobbies, collecting records and reading mystery books . . ambition, merchandising or join the service . . General Course. EVELYN M. WOGAN . . B-certificates . . Band . . intramural basketball, bowling . . Leaders Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Senior Girl Scouts . . employed, F. W. Woolworth. I yrwggfgai DAVID EDWARD WEST . . Most Bashful . . Commencement Committee . . intramural basketball . . Debate team . . Hi-Y . . ambition, to own his own business . . College Preparatory Course. HELEN LOUISE WETICK . . After-School Dance Committee . . girls' glee club . , FHA, president . , Y-Teens . . St. Peterls Young Ladies Sodality . . ambition, beautician. C. JAMES WHEELER . . Prom Committee . . A Cappella Choir, student director . . swimming . . Oneida Hunting and Fishing Club . . ambition, veterinarian . . College Preparatory Course. JAMES PAUL WHITAKER . . Hop Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . B-certificates . . Band . . Orchestra, letter . . student announcer . . uYears Agow . , State Orchestra . . Symphonium Club, treasurer. MAXINE WHITE . . Mixed Chorus . , intra- mural basketball and volleyball . . Starlights . . Youth Assembly . . Moonlighters Sewing Club . . hobbies, taking pictures, dancing and singing. VIRGINIA MAE WHITE , . Name Card Committee . . B-certificates . . Ushers Club, secretary . . Sunday School teacher . . employed, Ruth Ann's Bakery . . ambition, switchboard oper- ator. ry Elf im MARGARET WOLCOTT . . intramural basketball, volleyball and bowling . . Ushers Club . . Butler Tigerettes . . Tumble Inn . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, stenographer . . Commercial Course. ROBERT C. WOLFE . . B-certificates . . track . . enjoys horseback riding . . hobby, mushball . . ambition, an electrician . . Industrial Arts Course. MARY LOUISE WOLFORD . . Ath- letic Committee . . intramural basketball, bowling . . Leaders Club . . Palette Art Club . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Senior Scout. THOMAS CARLYLE WOLFORD . . transferred from Slippery Rock . . Hi-Rocket, production staff . . Rifle Club . . Boy Scout . . Sea Scout . . hobbies, hunting . . ambition, archaeologist. MARGERY ANN WRIGHT . . Commencement Committee . . Magnet typist . . Orchestra . . Concert Choir . . Good Newsn . . Leaders Club . . District Chorus . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . Rainbow Girls. ROBERT E. WRIGHT . . came from Salisbury, Pennsylvania, where he played basketball . . 'QShow- boat , school play . . ambition, carpenter . . Industrial Arts Course. Forty-tliwz' MILDRED THELMA WYNKOOP . . transferred from Moon Township where she was girls' athletic manager . . Chorus . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . Science Club . . Civil Air Patrol. RICHARD F. WYNKOOP . . Farewell Committee . . Junior Rotarian . . Concert Choir . . Firehouse Five . . As You Like It . . Debate . . Symphonium Club . . Youth Assembly, president. MARGARET YASINSKY . . Poster Committee . . B-certificates . . member of GAC . . hobby, dancing . . employed, West End Drug Store . . ambition, secretary. JAMES ARTHUR YATES . . Commencement speaker . . Most Talkative . . Class Night Committee . . Junior Kiwanian . . Magnet reporter . . intramural basketball . . varsity debate, National For- ensic League . . As You Like It,'. CHARLES L. YONKER . . Cap and Gown . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . employed, shirt factory . . ambition, Navy or metal and wood work, WILLIAM YOST . . intramural basketball . . Luther League . . hobbies, sports, particularly baseball . . ambition, mechanic . . General Course. f CHARLES DUANE YOUNG . . Cap and Gown Committee . . varsity swimming . . hobbies, typing and hunting . . employed, Mackls Chicken Farm . . ambition, lawyer . . College Course. RAYMOND S. YOVANOVICH . . intramural basketball . . hobbies, softball, driving and shooting . . employed, truck driver . . ambition, civil engineer . . General Course. RICHARD S. ZABICKI . . hobbies, gun collecting, hunting, camping, swim- ming, football . . member of St. Stanislaus Church . . ambition, Navy. JOHN EDWARD ZACHAR . . football . . track . . hobbies, dancing and outdoor sports . . service station attendant . . ambi- tion, Navy . . General Course. ANTOINETTE MARIE ZAPPA- VIGNA . . Cap and Gown . . B-certificates . . Magnet typist . . committee, As You Like It', . . vice-president, Young Ladies Sodality . . Commercial Course. ANTHONY ZITALONE . . A Cappella Choir . . basketball . . Knights of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . hobby, sports . . employed, Taperis . . ambi- tion, successful businessman. JOAN CAROLE ZOTTER . . Committee of Committees . . B-cer- tificates . . As You Like Itu, committee . . attendance office aid . . student announcer . . hobby, sports . . Commercial Course. NOT PICTURED: Ronald Polo, Robert Enright, Charles Galla- gher. In Memoriam TO GAYLE This boy, a stream of sunshine, which flowed for but a while, Warmly touching every heart 'til lifels departing mile. On this day, though he be gone, one solace we may find, His memory lives and always will, for he left smiles behind. RICHARD GAYLE ATWELL Born-March 30, 1934 Died-March 3, 1951 Forty-four COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Row 1: Norma Jean Raabe, Greta Ann Denny, Mary Margaret Mudrick. Row Z: James Yates, Anna Jean Reimer, Shirley Montag, Glenn Rauschenberger. Not pictured: Norma Frederick. OLD MOTHER GOOSE Old Mother Goose, when she wanted to wander, Would ride through the air on a very fine gander. Mother Goose had a house, ,twas built in the wood, Where an owl at the door for sentinel stood. This is her son Jack, a plain-looking lad, He is not very good, nor yet very bad. She sent him to market-a live goose he bought. Here, mother, says he. It will not go for naught. jack's goose and her gander grew very fond, They'd both eat together, or swim in one pond. Jack found one fine morning, as I have been told, His goose had laid him an egg of pure gold. Jack rode to his mother, the news for to tell, She called him a good boy and said it was well. jack sold his gold egg to a rascally knave, Not half of its value to poor Jack he gave. Then Jack went a-courting a lady so gay, As fair as the lily, and sweet as the May. The knave and the squire came up at his back, And began to belabor the sides of poor jack. And then the gold egg was thrown into the sea, When jack he jumped in, and got it back pre- sently. The knave got the goose, which he vowed he would kill, Resolving at once his pockets to fill. jack's mother came in, and caught the goose soon, And mounting its back, flew up to the moon. Fo fly-ffur NEW MOTHER GOOSE New Mother Goose when she choses to roam Jumps into her rocket and speeds toward home. Mother Goose has a house, 'tis built of plastic And the curtains at the windows are finest elastic. New Mother Goose differs quite from the old, Shels more time for leisure and pleasures untold. Her dishwasher saves her from dishpan hands, Time to lie on the beach and enjoy the sands. She sent her son Jack, a good-looking lad, To old Butler High so heid learn to add. His first trip home, his report card he brought. What a reward for the knowledge he sought! Jack was a good lad and tried his best, But he thought study hall a time for rest. So when shouts were made about breaking a rule, New Mother Goose came up to the school. The principal explained Jack was there for knowl- edge So that someday he could enter a well-known college And perhaps be a doctor, a lawyer, or clerk, For, after all, fair Jack was no jerk! So now Mother Goose burns the midnight oil Helping young Jack with his homework to toil, Her days of enjoyment and relaxation Must end ,til young Jack has his graduation. So, Jack and Jill, take a note from this rhyme And thank your parents all of the time. SENIOR COMMITTEES After-School Dance Committee Goosey, goosey, gander, whither dost thou wander?,' Why, clown the hall and into the gym to attend the two dances planned by this committee, The Autumn Amlnle and The Hatchet Hop. Row 1: Jack Chiprean, Helen Wetick, Joan Gregory, Mary Gall, Arlene Fogel, Ron Garris. Row 2: Ron Brady, Rosemary Finan, Joan Pyle, Pat Gallagher, Margie Love, James Flick. Not pictured: Paul Miller. Athletic Ticket Committee Penny, penny, who has the penny?,, asked these Seniors as they sold tickets for athletic performances. Row 1: Jerriann Harbison, Norma Shermer, Joan Uram, Barbara Miller. Row 2: Joanne Burtner, Jean Saul, John Groutt, Carl Jones, Walter Barnes. Not pictured: Barbara McAnallen, Joyce McElhaney, Jack Broderick, Charles Wilsoii. Athletic Committee Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you lneen?', l've been to Butler to visit the school and see the Athletic Event planned by the committee shown here. Row 1: Steve Prokopchak, Ronnie Stutz, Mary Lou Wolford, Mary Lou Hixon, James Neely, Jim Jones. Row 2: Gary Wimer, Kaye Clements, Bill Schake, Tom Dilts, Al,Griffin, James Bachman, John Leyland. Forty-,fix Cap and Gown Committee Daffy-Down-Dilly has come to towni' In a grey cap and a matching gown. Row 1: Marilyn Nlontag, Joanne lVlcFaClden, Sylvia Lucas, Bernadette Spinneweber, Kathleen McGuire, Marie Summerville. Row 2: Norma Hariff, Betty Stanley, An- toinette Zappavigna, Angela Becker, Con- nie Faulk, Sylvia Giuntoli. Row 3: Dick Schaffnit, James Smith, George Ferrari, Lee Beatty. Row 4: Earl Fennell, Charles Young, Paul ldockenberry, Earl Towzey. Row 5: Charles Klee, Bernard Mohr, Eu- gene Paulsen, Edward Puvak, Charles Yonker. Fllffjf'-.fl 'l!l'71 Banquet Committee And thou shall eat strawberries, sugar, and cream. Or food equally as appetiz- ing at the Senior Banquet which was this committee's responsibility. Row 1: Glee Cumberland, Ruth Vargo, Connie Connelly, Carole Sheptak, Kate McCoy, Florence Michael. Row 2: Ian Duncan, Dan Stelbotsky, Leah Serafine, Pat Hinch- berger, Pauline Williams, Dave Campbell. Not pictured: Eugene Gatty, Carl Jones. Class Night Committee I-lark! I-larkll the dogs do bark! Or at least they did when they heard that class night was going to be something new this year, choral speaking and a variety show. Row I: Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Ann Paulson, Cleone Donovan, Lillian Sacco, Shirley Austin, Joyce Heddle. Row 2: Randy Wertz, Jim Yates, Tom Dennis, Pat Bal- dauff, Rex Bonnett, Garet TenCate. Not pictured: JoAnn Smith, Ronald Thomas. Commencement Committee l'Some like it double, some like it singlef, But this committee had on their shoulders the momentous decision between a united or double commencement. Row l: Dave West, Faith Henry, Ruth Bierce, Mary Ann Clauser, Dorothy Lasichalc, Bill Pollock. Row 2: Larry Last, Glenn Raus- chenberger, Anna Jean Reimer, Elaine Mellish, Ann Bournique, Jim Faust. Not pictured: Margie Wright. Farewell Committee I-Iey, diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon when he saw this year's outstanding Farewell. Row 1: Robert Patten, Esther Kennedy, Caro- line Cavaliero, Frances Muto, Pat Snyder, Adrian Kriley. Row 2: John Groutt, Bill Lippold, Norma Frederick, Pat Toner, Dick Wynkoop, Ken McCafferty. Not pictured: Pat Service. Committee of Committees Bye baby buntingf' These folks went a'hunting for the Senior committees. Row 1: Francine Conerty, Mary Ann McClung, Norma Shermer, Nancy McClafferty, Joan Paganelli, Nancy Huth. Row 2: Sally Leith, Bill Green, Harold Weitzel, Jack Broderick, Bob Shearer, Jim Davis, Joan Zotter. Forly-fight Magnet Representatives Magnet,s herel Magnetls here! One a penny, two a penny, Magnet's here! cried the representatives as they took or- ders for the newspaper and the yearbook. Row 1: Betty Stanley, Carole Sheptak, Joanne Knauer, Mary Lee McLaughlin. Row 2: Jim Yates, john Forcht, Lawrence Mc- Quaid, Velma Dickson, Eleanor Buzash, Dean Campbell, Bob Schubert, Forly-ninr Finance Committee The king was in his counting-house Counting out his moneyf, And he might not have been surprised to see these Senior homeroom treasurers there handling funds for the money-inak- ing projects and collecting class dues. Row 1: Frank Plecity, Antoinette Klara, Sally Hinclman, Barbara McCall, Ruth Ann Ashbaugh, Grace Green, Ted Killmeyer. Row 2: James Morgus, Bob Enright, Boyd Snodgrass, Bob Schubert. Not pictured: Margaret Chernick, John Henicheck, Maxine Testi, Hop Committee l'Bonny lass, pretty lass, wilt thou be mine?H At least for the night of the Holly I-lop organized by this committee? Row 1: Bob Bush, Betty Ross, Connie Liebler, Sallie McLean, Carol Sporny, Bob Minor. Row 2: Ed Hickey, Pauline Stoughton, Marie Nloranclo, Marian Baker, Mary Ken- nedy, Jim Chiprean. Invitation Committee Ride a cock horse to Banbury Crossv To see graduation at old Butler High. Although the announcements weren't phrased exactly this way, it was the re- sponsihility of this committee to handle the orders for their homerooms. Row 1: Greta Ann Denny, Jane Northime, Margie Morrison, Madeline Spagnola, Row 2: Dave Bryant, Alice Davis, Janet Shaffer, Lois Ann Wagle, Beverly Kerry, Don Tur- ner. Not pictured: Phyllis Bachman, Wes- ley Craig, Mary Lee McLaughlin. Name Card Committee See the people -who look after the namecards. They're here in this picture, job com- pleted. Row 1: Jack Kripowicz, Mary Ann Josefczyk, Karilyn Fencl, Audean Truhy, Bonnie Myers, Tom Hackett. Row 2: Ann Wise, Virginia White, Joan Uram, Dolores Mc- Keever, Deletta Brothers. Not pictured: Bill Pontius, John Lassinger. Memorial Committee 'QJack and Jill went up the hilli' To fetch a fine memorial. This committee helped them and present- ed the memorial to the school at the end of the year. Row 1: John Blakely, Lois Flick, Sylvia Stein- brenner, Mary Sandbach, Joyce Scott, Ben Hoffman. Row 2: Tom Burnatoski, Mary Morahit, Nancy Miller, Lucille Dohranski, Marian Covert, Donald Josephs, Ivars Melngailis. Fifty Prom Committee Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffetf' Little Jack Horner sat in a cornerf, But not for long when they heard the name of the Senior Prom and all the extra- special plans being made. Row 1: Jim Wheeler, Phyllis Shaffer, Sally Phillips, Shirley Hilliard, Donna Franks Jack Lane, Row Z: John Forcht, Al Sech- er, Alice Paul, Bob Campbell, Rita Wfatson Howard Bloom, Earl Calclerwoocl. Fifty-onr Poster Committee Mistress Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? If you needed a poster to illustrate your answer, this committee could no doubt draw it. Row 1: Nancy Kearns, Shirley Bennett, Margie Yasinsky, Pat Hackett, Lorna MacCarron. Row 2: Byron Griggs, George Gallagher, Nancy Morris, Janet lVlcConnell, Joyce McElhaney, Fred Schmoll, Vern Nlartin. Not pictured: Steve Pavlison. Ticket Committee There was a committee Sold tickets and suchv for the Senior play, the all-school play and other non-athletic events. Row 1: Dolores Fudoli, Barbara McAnallen, Mary Martiii, Gloria Luchkiw, Marilyn Kingan. Row 2: Dick Puff, Betty White- sell, Camilla Spohn, Don Grohman, Bar- bara Miller, Lorene McEvoy, Mary Gert- rude Summers, Walter Barnes. Who 's W'ho Most Popular And efverywhere that Mary went The lamb was sure to go. Bill Bowser - Peggy Vanclerlin Best Looking Where are you going my pretty maid? Ruth Grigoletti - Vernon Sones Most Likely to Succeed For early to bed and early to rixe Ed Duignan - Sylvia Lucas Most Versatile Butterfly, butterfly, whenfe do you mme? Norma Frederick - Tom Dennis Biggest Bluf fer Two little children sliding on the iee Upon a sumnzerfv day. Sallie McLean - Perry Greenawalt Wittiest As I went to Bonner I meta pig without zz wig Upon my word and honor. Ron Polo - Joyce Heddle Is the way to be healthy, wealthy and wise. I know notf I ask not: 1,111 newer at home. F i fty-two Fifty-three Most Athletic The lion and the unirorn lflfere fighting for the erown. Ron Stutz - Norma Shermer Best Sport These little pigs cried wee, wee, wee all the way home. Jim Pappas - Sally Phillips Best Musicians Rings on their fingers, hells on their toes, They shall lmee 1l1Il.Yll' 'll.'lIf'I'l'7'f 7' they go. Ed Hickey - Carol Black Best Dancers She went to the lzarbers to get him ll wig, lint 'when she mine llflfk he was dllllfllly a jig. Boyd Snodgrass - Yvonne McAnallen Most Talkative It costs little gossip her ineozne for shoes To travel about and rarry the news. Lillian Sacco - Jim Yates Most Bashful Along came Il spider and sat down beside find frightened flliss llluffet away. Stella Cipolla - Dave West her Class Officers Bob Chiprean, Frances Nigri, Fred Kummer, Tom Stover SENIORS OF 1953 Continuing through the pages of Mother Goose, We get a glimpse of the Senior class of 1953. Early in their Junior Year, they elected class officers who were Bob Chiprean, president, Fred Kummer, vice-president, Frances Nigri, secretary, Tom Sto- ver, treasurer. In the house that Jack built, next yeafs seniors JUNIOR HOME ROOMS Room 108-Row l: Sherman, Schehl, Myers, White, Holland, Riott, Rex ltreasl, Wieckoski , lsecxl, McCandIess, Roberts. Row Z: M. Rodgers, Williams, Weihe, Young, Vurraro, Weiland, Wilberts, Trimblin, Pollock. Row 3: Rieger, Pesci, Smith, Schnur, Sporney, Graham, Summerville, Skall, Swartzlancler, Renwick, Norling. Row 4: A. Rodgers, Neff, Streitman lpres.l, Becker, Roclchill, Taggart, Powell, Kerwin, Shedio. Fiffy-four Room CEYROW 1: Rettig, Milsom, S. Martin fsec.l, Nigri, D. Leyland, Kuhn, Nl. Leyland Povliclc, Philips, Adamosky. Row Z: Reeves, Reed, Miller, Nicol, Neese, Rayhuck, Lass inger, Williarlls, Young, Varano, 0'Donnell, Patten. Row 3: Powers, XV. Martin, Osterling C. Birchbichler, Wiest, Manuel, Lnscuola, Scialabba, Kummer lpres.l, Neynmn, May MacDonald, Nossokoff lv. pres,l. Row 4: Richard Nlinto, Robert Minto, Peterson, Larry Bilowich, H. Birchbichlcr, Lokhaiscr, Smith. lVIcCandlt-ss, Johnson, Hunt, Bell, O,D:1y Nliller, Beynon. have been active in many school activitiesg Room CE7Row 1: Mission, Nudge, Narahetslci, Nagy, Vnvro, Niggel, Kaih, Lehnerd, Ran dig, Weser. Row 2: Pucci, Kottraha, Younlcins, Miller, Nehel, Mcllish, Reott, V. Osche, R Osche, Lesko, Pavloslcy, Vargo, Leroy. Row 3: McCue, Nlahood, Mosier, Pallone ltreas.l Nictrazeha, Mnriacher. Neff, Litz. Leonard, Rcnscl, Serh. Row 4: Randal Malletta, Bowers McCall, Kutsch, Ronald Nlallettn, Benton, Leith, Powell, Pawlowiz, Pfabe, Bonyak, Parker Pollock, Nicholas, Peters. riff,--fm Room IIOWROW 1: Collins, Cutler, Clawson, Cornetti, Barnett, Arnolcl, Sallcelcl, Wilso11, Ross- man, Robinson. Row 2: Acquaviva, Arrman fpresj, Beck, McPherson, Anthony, Short, Shultz lv. pres.l, Cunningham, Schwcinsherg, Schenclc. Row 3: Steighner, Stouffer Hunter, Fry, Badger Qsec.-treas.J, Courtney. Row 4: Aires, Bournique, Allen, R. Campbell G. Campbell, Troutman, Barnhart, T. Campbell, Blain, Smith. They have had two after-school dances, Room 206-Row 1: Hinclinan, Hilovslcy, Hume fy. pre-5.5, Kinney, Kipper lsec,l, Kaylor, Klepper, Bovaircl, King, Hutchison. Row 2: J. Huselton, S. Hutchison, Ketterer, Karges, Ktreas.l, Karch, Schaffner, Hilliard, Jamison, Kiley. Row 3: Just, Sinz, Kriley, Cook Isaclc, Krampert, Slomer, Krenitsky, Houllion, Knapp, Kottraba. Row 4: G. Karch Hortert, Kneiss, Kennedy, R. Huselton, Phillips, Cohn lpresj, Klinger. s 7 Fifty-.fix Room Zl84Row 1: Golxl, Ferguson, Deal, Fehl, Flbick, Dubyali, Finan, Fornclli, Duffy Enyeart lseol. Row Z: Garclina ltreas.l, Emloroslci, Goclaring, Fonson, Frenchak, Fry Garirxg. Doutlactt, Forbes, lVlcCurdy. Row 3: G. Flecger. I-lonza, Wfilson, Emmett lv. presl Row 4: Goettlcr. Stevenson, Xvelter. R. Flceger, Gerard, Vogel, Gilliland, Stein, Glenn Fair. Gaudino lpresj. were the first class to sponsor their hop: Room 5O37Row 1: Spolwn, Feud, Gamble. Slaontz. Dcprill. Duffy, Ellenberger lsec.-treas.l Francestirxe. Fogel, Gall. Row 2: Stover, Cummings lpres.l, Coyle, Wilson. Gold, Souzer Snodgrass, Schrcffler, Slmowalc, Gallagher, Elder. Homa. Row 3: Uber, Douglas, Huff Wfviner. Dean. Wfonclerly, Karenbauer, Docrle, Felil, Graff lv. pres.l, Stewart, Kirk. I'1l'ff,1'-.ff'l'f7I 1 s Room 310-Row 1: Stevenson, D. Krause, Manning, Kriley, Huselton, Cumberland, Hutch ison, Huey fv. pres.j, Kennedy, Johnston. Row Z: Sutton, Stewart, Kondos, Stern fpresj Smith, Jardin, lVIcIntyre, Mosier, Miller, Stepp, Trimbur, LaSueur, Stanko. Row 3: Nulph Hirsch, Thompson, Pfeffer Neff, Porter, lVIcCandless, Lewis, McLaughlin, C. Zarniclc: T. Zarnielc, T. Krause, Lash fsec.-treas.l, Matson. The Junior Oriental Hop,', in the gym, Room 311-Row 1: Uram fv. pres.l, Heasley, Heist, Hildebrand, Czap, Hay, Graham, M Herold, H. Harold, Graff. Row Z: Hays, N. Herold, Ufner fsecj, Trombatt, Sweeny, Haug, Hattjar, Hackett, Hagerty, Herbenick, Odrey, Greer, Groves. Row 3: Herroclc K. Graham, W. Graham, Greene, W'eaver, Haley, Heasley, Goik, Hoover, Heckert ftreasjj Balog, Barnett, Himes, Henry. Fifly-right Room 514fRow 1: Burkett, Christie, Barr, Lucas, Barber, Cilionslci, Balclauf, Boylc, Ditt- man, Baumgarten lseol. Row 2: Boycl, Butler, lVl. Campbell, Balcalar, Baxter, Weaver, Yen- knla, Connelly, Convery, Barlvary, Bandura lprcsl, Baulcloff, Baptiste. Row 3: Dcward, Davis. K. Campbell, Boyer. Brown, Baird Ctreasl. Yovanovicli, Row 4: Rasely, Cumblidge, lVluranlco. Dempsey. Daulnenspeclc, Daum, Xvolfe. Pascazi, Xveilanfl. Dclxflatteis, Zarnicli, XVliann lv. pres.l, Scialalnlva. have paid four dollars toward class dues Room H7---Row 1: E. Bowser, Bciclenbacli. Allnerti. Altman, Anderson. Avcy. Adams. Benlqo. Aires, Blain. Row 2: Bender, Bcltrami. Benson. Blatt lsec,-trcas.l, Beilstcin, Bellis. Biclccrt. Belnlo, D. Bowser, Blymillcr, Nl. Bowser, Bergluiglcr, Bale. Row 3: Commissa, Claiprean lv pres.l, R. Clark, R. Brown, Brown. Row 4: Cliepclslcy, P. Christy, E, Cliristy, T. Brown. Burgess. Cook lpresl. Clark. Croft. Broolcliart, Bowman, Xwicleriliofcr, Carson, Fifty-ninr' A dillar, a dollarln were the thoughts of Bob Campbell and Earl Christy while waiting for the result of their load brought in the Junior Scrap Drive. The total amount received by the class was 5700. and collected seven hundred dollars in their scrap drive. JUNIOR AFTER-SCHOOL DANCE COMMITTEE Seated: Phyllis Fonson, Bob Chiprean, Joyce Milsom. Standing: Wendell Burgess, Pat Ellen- berger, Joan Huey, Art Isack, Barbara Pesci, Cooley Nigri, Fred Kummer, Mary Ann Uram, Tom Stover. Sixty SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN HOMEROOM OFFICERS Row 1: Dilts, 103: Gray, vice-pres., sophomore class: Philips, sec., sophomore class: Diamond, pres., sophomore class: Gould, 318: Komar, 307. Row 2: Cummings, 103: Black, 102: Andre, 102: Pasqualichio, 215: Nolan, 307. Row 3: Burtner, 105: Dixon, 316: Brown, 205: Adams, 308: Hoehn, 308. Row 4: Pullano, 316: Horwitz, 205: Mixer, 301: Sanzotti. 315. Row 5: Bell, 204: Hoover, 204: Grossman, 1A: Crowe, 318: Snyder, 305. Row 6: Murphy, 301: Olson, 315: Fitzpatrick, 1A: Chuba, 305. Row 7: Haug, 106: Cooper, 111: Conklin, 105: Lassinger, 203: Lewis, 203. Row 8: Smith, 107: Schneider, 107: Fishel, 106. SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS Row 1: Cuffman, lA: Deal, 103: C. West, 111: Philips, 301: Hinchberger, CW. Row 2: Geibel, 316: Mahood, 318: Giuntoli, 106. Row 3: Sutton, 107: Cosentino, 102: Mack, 215: Nauman, 308: Montag, 203. Row 4: Jagniclc, 215: Broderick, 102: Stephenson, 315: Barber, 105. Row 5: Bollinger, 318: Miller, 301: Andlcr, 204: Fontaine, 204: DeRose, CW. Row 6: Weber, 111: Russo, 315: Lindsey, 316. Sixty-onf TqL'1'1zkfz', Mcfzzkfr little xlrzr, flow I 'WOHLZIK1' 1011111 you are JK, V ? Q , ,K , 5 ,1- , X , ' 41? xxfkgs--Q , X T' I , x 'E l I X, XXX! Q g I! 'tin' Y QA? . XR Epi f ik ' ,lfffb ii? If r W mill!! N 1 i! 3 I.- l K L' ' ' Exif? ik lllilfl 73' ' ' .V ' ...u. . ' CHOQL IXXYORK X ,xx K . 4 ,iw fe e f gg X A , Rt 204, Ziffm 7519K-ik 7' 21 Eddie Shields and Maurice Grosclaude let Joan Nicholas have a peek at what theylre reading while Sallie McLean and Sylvia Steinbrenner seem to prefer being alone as they read French newspapers. In Jack's House are French classes, shop courses, Do you see someone you know here? These boys are using various machines that represent the metal shop in all its many phases: grinding, forging, welding, acetylene cutting, and lathe operating. Sixty-four Looks like another after-school session with Mr. Lawson. Maybe these sociology students are asking for advice on some personal problem or helping plan one of the several panel discussions on community problems. classes in sociology and home living, Thou shalt sit on a cushion and sew a Fine seam! Nancy Dickey and Pat Heeter are being shown about the Hhne seam., by one of the homemalcing instructors, Miss Shirley Giles. f . F - fc: - QM ' lc , M. Sixty-ffm' These students in the library are finding the latest releases of the magazines ordered by Miss Mechliiig. The boy on the right looks a little displeased with something, doesn't he? library services and students of the sciences, Maybe David Kriclcs and John Heni- Three members of one of the math check are planning a future flight to classes learn to use some of the tools the point on the map. of the trade. Sixty-six Bob Wolfe sits and wonclers, Bill Stutz Arthur Beilstein, Dick Weiland and fumes and frets, Q'For fear something Byron Griggs examine some of the may happen, samples in geography class. But it hasn,t happened yetf, radio Work, geography classes, and driver's education, There is still a lot of trouble that happens us toclayf' Too had these clriver's edu- cation students had to get such a hitter taste of it. But then that's one of the sorrows of motoring, changing a flat. Sixty-:fwn 'qwhen good King Arthur ruled the land, there were never English classes like this one for his subjects to read the exciting stories of his conquests and of the noble deeds of the knights of the round table. studies in literature and courses in conducting, Rub-a-duh-duh, five men in a tub, and who do you think they be? Why, these are the members of the third period conducting classes and their teacher, Q'Doc Dryden, who meet every Tuesday to improve their ability with the baton. Sixty-sigh: 'Y' Q' t'Guilty or not guiltyf, That is the question that faces these POD students. Perry Greenawalt confronts witness Alice Paul with a piece of evidence in one of the mock trials that are held each year hy the students. the popular POD trials and chemistry experiments What in the world could these smiling girls he watching so intently? The scene is chemistry class and those present are Marian Baker, Polly Stoughton, Joyce I-leddle, Joan Pyle, and Yvonne lVlcAnallen. Somethingis really holding their attention. Sixty-zzim' ' -1,l'1.'I.1I1 I . I i . I-low much of a shock will this gaclget give me?,' ask these physics students as they measure the amperage required by various electrical appliances. This is one of the many experiments performed by the physics classes. the unforgettable physics classes, visual aids, art, There were two operators working on Here we see Mr. Shaffer wielding the their jobg Une was named George, and paint brush to show three of his stu- the other named Bob. dents how it,s clone. Sffvfnty Marilyn Duffy plays Miss Virginia, John Lascuola is Mr. Indiana as Miss Jamison,s class presents I-Ienry, the Great? Lillian Sacco and Jane Clsen type busily while Beverly Paulsen runs the mimeograph machine in office practice. business courses and the new journalism class, There was a jolly miller, Lived on the river Deef' But these folks work as hard as he as you can plainly see. They have Miss Reed as teacher, they meet in period three to study journalism. It sounds like fun to me. S1 l'l'Ilfj,'-ll7l1' The debate students are hearing what must be a humorous point for the negative from clebater Randy Wertz. Many class periods are taken to discuss both sides of a question and get it ready for a vote. debating and home nursing instruction, Miss Dufford is shown giving instructions on nurse,s aid on one of her visits to Miss Gerber7s home nursing class. Joan Gregory is her patient while Joan Wise, Pat Snyder and Beverly Paulsen look on. Srwfzzly-tfwo Ulf you want to warm your hands, warm your hands right nown as Miss Wigtoii dictates to her shorthand class. These girls' hands don't have a chance to get cold from lack of practice. practice in shorthand and family living, Come hither, and learn your ABC,s,, of hoinemaking. The girls in the family living class take time out from their regular household duties to obtain further information from their textbooks. Sm'1'11ly-fflrm' Plow would you like to take a trip down Mexico way?', Itls easy to feel the atmos phere lI1 the Sp3I1lSl'1 COFHCI of Miss H6lII1,S FOOITI Where HCWSPEIPCFS Elfld booklets printed in Spanish are to be found. learning the Spanish language and 'Various skills, Donald I-lindrnan and Bill Hunter are Here We see Jack Kripowicz, John Las- hard at work in woodshop. Don must singer, and Larry Last working on one be showing Bill how to use the jig-saw. of those tricky solid problems. Sffvfnly-four .4l' Mr. DeSimone looks over Joanne Knauer's paper while Carol Black and Marion Baker collaborate on their Eng- lish. Could these three boys be planning a new kind of schoolroom desk? Theylre certainly paying strict attention to their work. mechanical drawing, English classes, and even aeronautics, Could it be that what appeared to be a cow jumping over the moon was really only a meteor? If some of these young men decide to continue their study of aeronautics, perhaps they may someday ponder this question. Srfvrnty-jffzff WFYNQ,-r 3,56 Mg.. Peter Krenitslcy, Jim Yates, Pat Toner, Jim Whitaker and Dick Wynkoop of the debate squad prepare their reference cards for the oncoming debate contest. This year the squad traveled to Harrisburg for the state forensic contest. the forensic debates and World history projects, Harvey Ostovich and David Hillis hold up a map of Mesopotarnia in one of the world history classes so that Barbara Terbovich can get a better look at it. This is one of the extra projects assigned by Miss Nast. ' Q5 H J f! . J fi.e'e?fs,,,z 9 ff' if W at 1 ,V no gf . fr fi xet,k+t,i? if V V is 6 ,y h' K . ' - ' 'www ff. ' ,. .1 :2 'tr 35 .1 ak y .tgWgsa..a.sti Scfvcniy-six ibn' 19W Jnvzchrfgiswii Am' 1.444 . 5154 iriwxmu Shermanis march to the sea is geographically depicted by these American history students for the benefit of the class in order to make a little variety. The course is required of all students before they graduate from Butler High. study of American history and algebra problems, t'Multiplication is vexation, Division is as badg The rule of three perplexes me, And practice drives me madf' Could those thoughts be going through the minds of these math students? Algebra can get pretty involved sometimes. Smwniy-Jfvfn There,s something about a soldierv or so the song goes. Ar least Ruth Cranmer, Glee Cumberland, and Mary Ann lVlcClung are quite interested in the army apparel to be found on this Distrihutive Education counter. Distributive Education employment, tours, and shops, Students tour the high school boiler This boy is working on part of his room as an added activity of their metal shop project which might be a general science classes. plumb. Sffwnty-eight .... - ff VF' l rm Both of these pictures were taken in the wood shop here in The House Thar Jack Builtf, The boy on the left is using the jigsaw while the one in the picture at the right sands some wood. the hand-made articles, a product of the wood shop, There was an idle boy, and he rode a little calf, but it wasnlt either of these young men, for they're certainly not idle and the modern methods of transportation rule our the Hlittle calff' AS., Eff-4T!,, floffll gc f V :rug mx Sfwnry-nim' Under the able direction of Miss Puff, these world geography students scrutinize a map of South America, flags of Pan American Unioii and several reference books which are part of the supplementary material. world geography class and public speaking practice, These members of Miss Ritzert,s speech class hold a panel discussion on a topic of current interest, for the dual purpose of bringing out the main points of an issue and giving the participants public speaking practice. Eighij' Smiling girls, handsome boys, Come and buy my little toys. These smiling girls and handsome boys will have to decline that offer as theylre much too lousy looking over the instruments to bother with playthings. and finally the biology charts and cooking classes. Muggs Howard seems to be enjoying Pat-a cake, Pat-a cake, Balcer's man. herself as she explains the chart to Bake me a cake as fast as you canf' her friends. Eifjllfj'-IJIII' fuck be 7Zi17Ib!K,'JllCl2 be quick, Jack jump over the Candlestick I A 4 ? i f E I I , f Q ' E K IVA ' I . f i Q M Lf'-- 'f' if 5 Q A, J W- WM-hy' ..-. ,, M.-- ..,,.,.f- ATHLEITIC ,sw W , - if k -1 mm M - .55 f R, 5' , O ' -.P . QW - yyuli -sings aw Q., if W H N 1 K ,W .,ww'?wfT. , , YA., me -Q 1. A ik 7. 5 .Y A , f ,..,, H . ' ' W' ., ,if f fx f 1 .1 nf 'fn 4: 'W ' Q, J awk! .. . H' k zg. 4-'Q 1 - , '1 ,Ib L 1 'v M 1A . I 'K' ' 'Y W. . ,TW . ' X I W ' yy' I Q tr I 'flu ,W f I f, K, A 5 l W , ., r. , My 4 , 8 . ww - Y- w M V L, L -. -Mi.: g,,,,,,,,,gf- -7, . ,z N . , Q 6? Row 1: Griffin, Zachar, Prokopchalc, Stutz, Lassinger, Hepler, Sones. Row 2: Minto, Dittmer, Larry, Daubenspeck, Roman, Weist. Row 3: McCue, Joe Chuba, Cramer, Birckbichler, Kum- mer. REVIEW OF FOOTBALL During the 1951 football campaign, the Golden Tornado, coached by A. Gerald Capezzuti, en- tered a record of 5 wins, 3 losses and one tie. The Tornado played a fine season having a slight edge in all matters but pass completion and yards gained through passing. BUTLER 15' - KITTANNING 0 The Tornado opened the season against the Kittanning Wildcats. The first score was a safety made by William Bowser when he blocked a Wildcat punt in the first half. Scoring the two touchdowns were Tom Chuba and William E. Bowser respectively. BUTLER 25 - FORD CITY 12 Traveling to Ford City, the Tornado entered another win on the books. Ford City tallied hrstg but the Tornados bounced back with scoring honors going to Chuba, W. Bowser, Dittmer, and W. E. Bowser with an assist by the passing quarterback Jim Pappas. BUTLER 7 - GROVE CITY 13 Heartbreak to the Butler pigskiners was caused by the Grove City Eagles. In the last minutes of play the Tornado, playing its heart out, came within a yard of the enemy goal line only to be stopped by a determined Eagle line. Eiyhly-four Row 1: Manuel, Bell, William E. Bowser, William Bowser, Pappas, Wynn. Row Z: Bilowich, McPherson, Sheptak, Tom Chuba, Lascuola, Kappler. Row 3: Angotti, Powers, Brown, Hath- away. SEASON 1951-1952 BUTLER 7 - HAR-BRACK 14 Both the Tornado and Tigers scored through the effective use of lucky breaks in the second quar- ter. Cautious strategy dictated the game until the final five minutes, when a Tiger pass, although miss- ing its intended receiver, flopped into the hands of a surprised Har-Brack substitute who galloped across But1er,s goal. BUTLER 0 - BEAVER FALLS 7 The entire game was a see-saw battle until the third quarter when Cron, ofthe Tigers, went over his own left end to spell the Tornado's second defeat. BUTLER 0 - VANDERGRIFT 0 The next contest pitted two foes who were evenly matched as is proved by the stalemate. BUTLER 20 - MOUNT LEBANON 0 For the last home game, the Golden Tornado swamped the Blue Devils with a new Butler line-up which put Jim Pappas at end and Fred Kummer at quarterback, Bowser scored first on a 36-yard run. The rest of the scores came on passes. BUTLER 20 - PENN TOWNSHIP 7 The last game was played on a cold snow-swept Penn Township field. The Tornados, sparked by William Bowser and Joe Wiest, trounced the Allegheny Countians. Eighty-ffvf FOOTBALL COACHES Row 1: James McDowell, Assistant Varsity Coachg Joseph Drazenovich, Assistant Varsity Coachg A. Gerald Cap- ezzuti, I-lead Coach. Row 2: Clement Andrews, Junior Highg John Ifft, Reserve Coachg Emil Rosenzweig, Junior Highg and Ray W. Miller, Faculty Manager. 'Q-lack fell down and lnrolce his crown, one of the many minor injuries suffered during the pigslcin season. This sequence of scenes shows, on the left, Laverne Wynn who has injured his right leg and is on the ground as fellow Butler players close in to assist. While an the right, Doctor Campbell is shown taping Laverne,s leg. Coach Capezzuti and the referee look on. In the background, the Ford City team talk things over. I, i 2 l f fo f iyyl M F Wa, is as Y , ,, if . .F 1225221 i gi: S ' f' 'F t : Zwifivi-54' fu 4, , ' , t K ,inf i 1,eggrw, i fs -' o . E i ',.k.a, A- f- ,W . , Hit if vu if Y is sw. 123.12-c ...J-,i It was half time on the gridiron as little Jack Horner stood in the corneru eating his lemon. The entire team is being refreshed and briefed for the final thirty minutes of play. In the background Ford Citians watch the visiting opposition from behind the fence. This game was the first one in five years that Butler has played on a Saturday afternoon. Practice it and practice for a TU, quote the coaches as they drill the squad in the fundamentals of the T formation used at Butler High. The scene on the left shows a play being run off dur- ing a practice session, which pits the regulars against the subs. The scene at the right, indicates how the line gets used to throwing a good block. x' 5 Iiiglzty-smwz Junior Varsity-Row 1: Mustello, Codispot, Blasko, Haug, Swift, Honse, Hurley, Smith, Burns, Cornibe, San- zotti, Mixer. Row 2: Amos, Powers, Garrarcl, Dunn, Dulya, Tat Smith, Cygan, Wellner, Thoma, Miller, Klee, Grigoletti, Robb. Row 3: Bonyak, Stivason, Zidelc, Connor, Heath, Smallwood, Russo, Sequite, Kraft, Gray, Mc Grady, Baulclauff, Lassinger, John Ifft, Coach. The Junior Varsity football squad posted a fine season showing with an impressive 6-1 record. Their only loss came at the hands of Ellwood City, 7-6. The Junior High School football team finished the season with a 5-1 record. George Washington Junior High of New Castle blocked their chance for a perfect season with a 12-0 shutout. Junior High-Row 1: Nastasi, Poole, Holot, Dietz, Stutz, Wattersoii, Hart, Klutinoty, Hilovsky, Kemper, Dellen, Minehart, Scott. Row 2: Phillips, Burke, Wishnev, Davis, McMillin, Fudoli, Boseley, Kriner, Lewis, Lane, White- hill, Murphy. Row 3: Megan, D'Antonio, Poprovslcy, Richards, Spryn, Sheptak, McCandless, Byers, Marcus, Par- ker, Dancik. Row 4: Flick, mgr., A. C. Andrews, Coach, E. W. Rosenzweig, Coach, Sherman, mgr., Amos, mgr. Eighty-eight VARSITY BASKETBALL REVIEW The Butler High floormen finished the 51-52 basketball season with a record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Coach John Ifft's men set a new scoring record with a total of 1,146 points. A new scoring record was set by Ronnie Stutz with a total of 764 points during four years of Var- sity basketball. Summary Butler Butler Butler ..... ....... Vanclergrift ,,., . ..... . Shaler ...,..,. Tarentum , .,,. ......, . Butler Butler Butler Butler Sharon .,...,. Ambridge .... New Castle Beaver Falls Butler ...., ...,.., K ittanning ....., .,,.... B utler Ellwoocl City Butler Vanclergrift ,... ,.,,.... B utler Aliquippa Butler .... ,...,.. F ifrh Avenue Butler Farrell ..,... Butler Har-Brack ...... Butler Sharon Butler Ellwoocl City Butler Ambridge Butler Aliquippa ..... Butler., ,..,.,..t New Castle . Butler ..... ..,.,. F arrell ,..... Butler Beaver Falls Varsity Basketball Squad-Row 1: Stutz, Prokopchak, Killmeyer, Cavalero. Row 2: Whann Stelbotsky, Campbell, Nicholas. Row 3: Bowser, Hepler, Clark, Kappeler, John Ifft, Coach Eighty-nine I will catch the l:-all,', calls the Butler opponent. A one-handed catch by the oppo- sition from the agile opponent on the left, momentarily stymies Butler defense. They fought for beloved Butler I-Ii. Steve Prolcopclaak goes up in the air, against flaring arms of the opposition to retrieve the basketball for Butler as onlookers Ron Stutz and BonesH Cavalero prepare to move in to help. Ninety JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL REVIEW The 1951-52 Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by A. Gerald Capezzuti, had a season- al record of 10 wins and 11 setbacks scoring a total of 803 points against the oppositionls 779 points. Summary Butler Sharon ..,.., Butler Vandergrift .,.............. Butler Ambridge ..... Butler Shaler .......... Butler New Castle Butler Tarentum ...,... .,....... B utler Beaver Falls Butler Kittanning ..... .. ..,... Butler Ellwood City Butler Vandergrift ,...., ,..,. B utler Aliquippa ..,, Butler Fifth Avenue Butler Farrell ..... . Butler Har-Brack ................. Butler Sharon ...... Butler ....,,., Ellwood City Butler Ambriclge Butler .... ..,...,. Butler Aliquippa ..., Farrell .....,. Butler Butler New Castle Beaver Falls Come my basketball players, swish the hoop and pass the ballf, says Coach Capezzuti to his men, while the entire squad takes time out. The squad is Row 1: Tarcha, Russo, Shearer, Rock, Wallak, Swift. Row 2: Wellner flVlanagerJ, Smith, Singer, Mixer, Cooper, Bonyak fManagerJ. Row 3: Capezzuti, Coach, Pol- lack, Follestaedt, Clark, Dulya. Ninety-one JUNIORS AND SENIORS-Row 1: Deal, Pavlisin, Garris, Wasko, Wimer, Thompson, Wolfe, Jones. Row Z: Lassinger, Stanley, Konoval, DiTullio, Kline, Seybert, Daniels, Wetzel, Deahl, Whitacre, Honse, Burris, Hepler, Rosenzweig, Coach. TRACK REVIEW Coach Emil Rosenzweig's track men had 3 wins and 2 setbacks and scored a second and a third place in sectional meets during their regular season which ran April and May of 1951. Their record was as follows: Butler 88 ...................,...,,.,.....,..,.........,........,..... ,.,.....,.. Shaler 39 Butler 94 .....,.,.........r.......,..,.............,......,.,..,...................., Ellwood City 24 Butler 38 .,....,..............i.....,,.....,........ ...... .i.....,.............,..i.. W i lkinsburg 89 Butler Second Place in the New Castle Invitational Meet Butler 4921, .................,...,........... ..,..........,....,.,.,.......,... P enn Township 77M Butler Third Place in the WPIAL District meet at New Castle Butler 69 ......,..,.,......................,.............,.........,........,.. New Kensington 58 These boys represented our school in competition with other schools in Western Pennsylvania: Gary Seybert, first in the 200-yard hurdles, first in the 200-yard dash John Honse, first in the javelin April brings glory to Butler High as it brings out the traclcmen. A four-man relay race in the foregrounclg in the background, a boy is preparing to pole vault. Ninety-tfwo FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES-Row 1: Hang, D. Smith, Pintell, Atlcinson, Patten, Gray, Robb, Mixer, Smith. Row Z: Honse, Williams, Heclcert, Graham, Steighner, Homa, Ealy, Dimun. George Konoval, Gary Wimer, William Daniels, Paul I-Ioma, first in the mile relay William Whitacre, tied for second in the pole vault Lewis Wetzel, third in the 120-yard high hurdles Gary Seybert, Woodrow Williams, Albert Griffin, LaVerne Kline, fourth in the 880 relay William Bowser, fourth in the javelin Williain Daniels, fourth in the low hurdles Qualifiers for the PIAA Finals: John I-Ionse, first in the javelin Gary Seyhert, second in the 200-yard low hurdles State Finals: Gary Seybert, competing against Pennsylvania's best in the PIAA State finals held at Penn State, placed third in the low hurdles Run on, run on, the footpath waylu shouts Coach Rosenzweig to his men as they hear the starter's gun. The boys are out to beat the stop watch's second hand. Ninriy-thrff GOLF REVIEW The 1951 Butler teemen, coached by Miss Lucille Critchlow, won their section title with 5 wins and 3 defeats in the regular season. They lost the first WPIAL playoff game. Butler golfers lost the first meet to Sharon 14-1, with Steve Prokopchak having the only point. The next meet was with New Castle which Butler won IOEQ to 412. Danielson was medalist with a 79. Frank 1-Ierbeniclc was the only one to get 3 points. Butler defeated Shadyside for the first time in four years 132-IM. Lonchena, 1-Ierbeniclc, and Steve Prolcopchak each got 3 points while Carl Danielson was medalist with a 79. Butler defeated Sharon with Danielson, Lonchena, Steve Prokopchak, and Zadernak collecting all of the 10 points. Lonchena was medalist with a 75. The next two meets were with Beaver Falls in which Butler white-washed Beaver Falls 15-O in both 1neets. The first match was at the Beaver Falls Course in which Walt Lonchena was med- a1ist with a 75. The next match was at Butler in which Lonchena and Danielson shot 77,5 to take honors. Butler traveled to New Castle next where they 1ost a close decision 82-62, thus tying Butler and New Castle for second place. Butler won the section when Sharon defeated New Castle. Sharon High had used an ineligible golfer for its first four meets enabling Butler to take the section title. Butler lost the last match, before starting the WPIAL playoffs, at Shadyside 10M to 4H. Steve and Ray Prokopchalc were able to capture points, the former having 11.6 and the latter 3. Butler lost the hrst playoff match to West View 9M to 51Q. Herbenick and Danielson shot 80's while Ray Prolcopchak shot ZH points to lead the golfers. U1-Iey ding a ding, How many holes in one? is asked of the golf squad which consists of Carl Danielson, Ray Prokopchak, Walter Lonchena, Steve Prokopchak, Paul Zadernak, Frank Herbenick. Ninriy- our SWIMMING REVIEW Butler's tankmen com leted a successful season under the direction of Coach ohn Mixer. The . P . 1 1 1 n 1 bi est event of the s orts ear was Butler's defeatin Clairtong this was the first time in over six gg Q P Y . g l U years that Clairton had been defeated. This event caused Coach Mixer to lose his mustache. Butler .,...................,. 29 Butler .,..... ...,... 3 8 Butler .... ..,.,.., 4 6 Butler .... ......., 4 4 Butler... .... .. Z9 Butler ..,. ....... 4 1 Butler .... ........ 4 9 Butler ..,... ......,. 3 5 Butler ........, ....... 4 3 Butler .. ......... .....27t'f f'kPlayoffj W. P. Pappas ..... .....,.,................. 3 diving Wheeler ...... ..... 3 100 yard free style Schake ...,. ..,..... 2 100 yard free style Bryant ......... .,,.,. 2 100 yard breast stroke Lassinger ......, ....... 2 100 yard back stroke Neely .......... ....... 3 100 yard back stroke Stuart ..... ....... ...,. 3 4 0 yard free style Greenawalt ..,.... .... 3 200 yard free style Stuart ....,..... ..... 6 40 yard free style Perry High ..............,......... 46 Duquesne .,....... .....,. 2 8 Connellsville ..... ........ 1 9 Kiski .............,. ........ Z 2 Clairton .,..... ........ 3 7 Linsly . ,...., .... . .. 25 Connellsville ..... ........ 1 7 Clairton ,..... ......., 3 1 Duquesne ..... ....... 2 2 Clairton ....., ....,.. 3 9 I. A. L. Bryant Stuart Mccandless 1 free style relay Schake Lassinger Craig 2 medley relay Wheeler P. I. A. A. Greenawalt .................... 6 200 yard free style Q'Rub-a-dub-dubf, the men in the pool, the diver, sprinter, marathonian, who are Tat Smith, Wes Craig, Jim Wheeler, Bob Stewart, Dave Bryant, James Neely, John Lassinger, Tom Campbell, Ray Campbell, James Pappas, Fl' k M . h M C h Tom Dilts, Earl Towsey Chuck Smith, Perry Greenawalt. Row 2: James xc 1 grj, Jo n ixer, oac , , Jack Archer, Harry Burns, Paul Thoma, Paul Starr, Bob McCandless, Bill Schake, and Chuck Gallagher. Ninety-fiive vwmwvf-ww' . X 'W-'qu-H-W I had a little ponyg his name was Dapple Gray. I lent him to a lady to ride a mile awayf' So sang the Equestrienne Club of Butler High as it rode under the direction of Mrs. Bolinger. 'QNow, shall we play?', The paddles are poised Some up, some down, the players in the gym, as the girls prepare for the ping-pong contest. put forth their best in order to win the many basketball games. .Vinrty-.wmv II The girls in the lane, will please jump hallf, Button, Button, who's got the hall?U asked the orders Miss Podhielski. Notice the contorted girls, during an exciting intramural basketball condition of the contestants. contest. These girls with sticks in handf, indulge in the game of grab the sticlcu as a part of their reg- ular physical health program which under Miss Podheilski and Mrs. Bolinger includes each week one period of gymnastic activity plus one period of swimming. Nirzriy-eighi Was there ever heard such noise and clamoru as when the 124 irls demonstrate their team . A A . . . - g spirit during the weekly bowling sessions which pits the 10 teams of the advanced league and 6 teams of the beginning league against foes of their own experience. Roll on, roll onf' the girls call to their partners during bowling. Here is a typical example of what may be seen any Monday or Thursday evening from December through March, when But- ler High girls bowl at the Penn Alleys. Nirzfty-nim' Where are you going my pretty maids?,' RTO the Leaders Club meetingf' they said. Row 1: E. Kennedy, Frederick, Heddle, Grigoletti, Pasqualichio, McLean, M. Kennedy, I-Iindman, Knauer. Row 2: S. Phillips, Hawk, Shaffer, Huth, Sheptak, Paulson, Ashbaugh, Sollie. Row 3: Fraden- burgh, Sacco, Shermer, Baker, Testi, Lucas, Carmichael, Miss Ruth Podbielski, advisor. The Leaders Club tries to help in all athletic programs at Butler, and are always welcome because of their friendly smiles and personalities. Row 1: Kottraba, Greenawalt, Martin, Nigri, Hume, Forbes. Row 2: M. Leyland, D. Leyland, Dilts, Stubble, Howard. Row 3: Patten, Ferguson, Kin- ney, Hinchberger, E. Philips. One Hundred VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Little girl, little girl, where have you heen?H Out cheering for Butler High to winlu These Seniors were directed by Miss Podhielslci and line-up as follows: Peggy Vanderlin, Dolores Fudoli, Ruth Grigoletti, Mary Kennedy, Shirley Hawk, Sally I-lindman, Esther Kennedy. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Oh, I am so happy! This is how these cheerleaders make all the spectators at the games feel. The squad is as follows: Lucinda West, Barbara Gohl, Shirley Martin, Leonard Pintell, Frances Nigri, Rose Mary Pasqualichio, Claudette Stubhle and Cynthia West. Onr Hum1'rm1' Onf Q3 Old King Cole fzvrzs Il merry old soul Ana' a 111w'1'y ofa' 501llfzc'a.vhc'. 29 'W W ' 6' X' 5 h ,JJVV fl. 3 N-i K , v-'fx' ' . , 8 lx! l x 1 ax E 3 f fit g A '-X V, 5 V,,, VV t 'i,aV 1 V 4 YgELV,Q9 gf? . Jx in XX ' L51 HL ' W V , ' A! T 1 X ' ,A Q A : i'V ' IIN PA Z gf pf V I M. V EXTTWS wg .wiif-MSW Wk we fig Nh ,'!P'f'. F-'fu -w S ,V 5 s ,W 5 Wx. kj: sail k M figg.-fl X. 557 LL Merry are the bells A BAND Row 1: Carol Sporny, Shirley Cunningham. Row 2: Lois Cypher, Evelyn Wogan, Dick Schaff- nit, Tom Groutt, Mary Ann Blymiller, Dean Schweinsberg, Jack Chiprean, John Krampert, Bob Green. Row 3: Rodney Higgins, Janet Baird, Dick Fudoli, Gary Lewis, Donna Franks, Kenneth McCafferty, Dick Price, Charles Klee. Row 4: Boyd Snodgrass, Robert Mclndoe, Ruth Beilstein, James Smith, Maxine Campbell, Richard Lash, Ruth Anderson, Bill McLean, Bill Beynon, Ed Hickey, Kaye Clements. Row 5: Don Stanat, Jim Clark. C393-FD Here comes the band! . . . New gold uniforms vie with polished trumpets for brilliance . . . Intricate drills at 7 out of 9 football games revealed stepped-up cadence . . . Lent its color to community parades . . . Concerts given at winter and spring festivals . . . Party held in gym during Christmas . . . Officers included Om' Hundred Four And merry would they ring A BAND Row 1: Yvonne McAnallen, Phyllis Shaffer, Pat Hackett. Row Z: Tom Dennis, Richard Daum, Karilyn Fend, Jim Chiprean, Mary Sandbach, Ronald McLaren, Carl Muscatello, Alice Paul, Ioan Brown. Row 3: Earl Calderwood, Ronald Brady, William Graham, Norma Frederick, Iacquelynn Shultz, Marjorie Love, Kent Badger, Carmen Scialabba. Row 4: John Groutt, Vernon Croft, Marilyn Montag, Larry Last, Sandra Herron, Frank Plecity, Lois Wagle, Betty Blaine, Elaine Mellish, John Patten, Bob Chiprean. Row 5: jim Whitaker, Jim Flick. C2543 Jack Chiprean, president and student conductor, Marilyn Montag, secretary: Tom Dennis, drum major: Earl Calderwood, band manager . . . Butler was represented by Jim Clark, bassoong Jim Chiprean, clarinet: and Jim Sanzotti, bass clarinet, at district band held at Knox, Pa. Um' Hundrfii Fifvf Hey, diddle, diddle, ORCHESTRA Row 1: Nancy I-luth, Carol Andre, Carol Kingsley, Shirley Austin, Donna Jean Hull, Juanita Riott, Joanne Nlontag, Carol Sporny, Elaine Mellish, Judy Black, Lois Cypher, Eugene O'Donnell. Row 2: Rita Wimer, Ann Whitehill, Cassie Klee, Bertiann Fohl, Genevieve I-lein, Nancy Smith, Maxine Campbell. Row 3: Marie Biedenbach, Joseph Hesky, Carol Billman, Shirley Otterson, Leonard Pintell, Edward Shields. Row 4: Dave Bryant, Beverly Williams, Nlarilyn Nlontag, Bill Nlcloean, Jack Chiprean, Ed Hickey. C5439 This musical cat plays only one instruinentg the 56 members of the Concert Orch- estra master 11 . . . Played in annual Winter and spring festivals and also gave a concert in Butler grade schools . . . Soloist in winter festival was Jim Clark, who played C1reig's Concerto and in the spring Carol Black who presented the Rach- Unf Hurzdrrd Six The cat and the fiddle ORCHESTRA Row 1: Mary Kerr, Donald Grohman, Donna Lucas, Howard Bloom, Ian Duncan. Row 2: Jim Chiprean, Robert Dempsey, John King, Margery Wright, Ann Whitaker, Don Stanat, Janice Clawson, Jim Whitaker. Row 3: Charles Klee, Dick Fudoli, Vincent Sanzotti, Eugene Gatty, Jim Clark. Row 4: Ronald McLaren, Mary Sandbach, Yvonne McAnallen, Bob Chiprean, Dick Schaffnit. C5559 maninoff Concerto . . . Traveled bag and baggage to Indiana State Teachers Col lege . . . Don B. Gibson, Clirectorg Elaine Mellish, concert mistressg Eugene Gatty, stuclent conductor . . . Officers: Jack Chiprean, presiclentg Mary Kerr, secretary treasurer . . . Don Grohman and Jim Whitaker sent to state festival at Philadelphia Um' Humlrfd Smifn WOODWIND ENSEMBLE --s.-.vi Row 1: Jim Chiprean, Norma Frederick, Donna Franks, Jim Sanzotti. Row Z: Bob Dempsey, Margery Wright, Karilyn Fend, John King, Jim Clark. STRING ENSEMBLE Elaine Mellish, Lois Cypher, Jim Whitaker, Don Grohman, and Ann Whitaker comprise the String Ensemble which appeared in the Winter Music Festival. It 4-. Onf Hundrfd Eight TRUMPET QUARTET AND BRASS SEXTET Row 1: Gary Lewis, Larry Last, Jack Chiprean, Ed Hickey. Row Z: Ronald lVlcLaren, Kent Badger, Jim Wfhitaker, Earl Calderwood. GNQ JUNIOR CHOIR Row 1: Lucy West, Shirley Lesko, Martha Adams, Ann Whitaker, Janet Gallagher, Beverly Holcombe, Mildred Gallagher, Pat Schreffler, Mona Frole, Susie Broderick, Helen Cum- mings, Cyndy West. Row 2: Marsha Huba. Claudette Stubble, Norma Heller, Teddy Sutton, Garnet Henricks, Nancy Markel, Shirley West, Carol Billman, Connie Hinch- berger, Judy Black, Donna Ward, Carmel Monks, Row 3: Norma Phillips, Delores Minto, Cassie Klee, Nancy Dickey, Beverly Naumen, Bill Smith, jack Cingolani, Bob Miller, Wendell Cramer, john Fecich, Sue Greenawalt, Joan Yarger. Row 4: Betty Mullner, Charlotte Niggel, Jim Diamond, Dave Cook, Larry Singer, Don Ellis, Malcolm Hutton, Bobby Tarcha, Jim Davis, Carl Divers, Eleanor George, Annabel Minehart, Nancy Leith. . Mm? Onr Hundrfd A inf GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row 1: Viola Kaiser, Connie Pasqualichio, Pat Green, Marilyn Cratty, Joan Fowler, Jean Molyneaux, Peggy Barr, jo Ann Johnson. Row 2: Pat Hudak, Ann Evans, Emma Jane Hall, Carol Lawler, Patty Sue Nuth, Nancy Gillon, Beth McManus, Frances Fudoli. Row 3: Barbara Terbovich, Kathryn Ledford, Loretta Lavorini, Jeanne Beckinger, Charlotte Benjamin, Mary Ellen Larkin, Joyce Kearns, Joan Chuba. Row 4: Pat Kerwin, Wa11da Robb, June Leroy, Rosemarie Eury, Irma Smith, Louise Rivers, Betty Schott, Eileen Stevenson, Angela DeMatteis. WMD B BAND Seated: Nancy Garrison, Barbara Marko, Greta Billman, John DeRose, Ronald LaMotte, Gerda Billman, Evelyn Philips, Mary Leslie, Diane Krause, Gary McDeavitt, Paul Neigh, Henry Dickey, William Swallop, Robert Mclndoe. Standiriz John Patten, Clayton Adams, David Gray, Larry Heade, Clyde Fleeger. Onr' Hundrfa' Tfn ORGAN STUDENTS Seated: Noriiia Frederick. Row I: Elaine Wfilson, Jeanne Beclcinger, Claudette Stuhhle, Carol Black, Jacky Hume, Nlarcia Ripper, Peggy Vanderlin, Ruth Remaley. Row 2: Barbara Wfeaver, Donna Pucci, Eleanor George, Jacquelyn Schultz, Rurh Anderson, Roger Hender- son, Bolt: Chiprean, Janice Kuntz. GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Rose Nlnrie Nodge, Lorraine Holland, Elizabeth Wfeihe, Norma Green, Rose Connelly, Viola Convcry, Nancy Kinney, Barbara Gohl. Row Z: Janet Baird, Nlargaret Gamble, lVlarie Schialalulna, Mary Lee lVliller, Marjorie Slater, Nlarlys Kipper, Sara Jayne Ferguson, Florence Nlanny. Row 3: Elise Brown, Bonnie Brandon, Joan Nolan, Jean I-luselton, Nancy Neigh. Kathryn Nichter, Janet Wfogan, Pat Norling, Row 4: Sheila Finan, Nina Schontz, .lane Wfilliams, Lenore Miller, Martha McCall, Elaine Xvonderly, Marlene Leroy, Joan Young. Om' Hun ind Elf l'l'7l CONCERT CHOIR Row l: Mary Gertrude Summers, Shirley Hilliard, Ruth Bierce, Alice Paul, Anna Jean Riemer, Mary Kennedy, Pauline Stoughton, Pat Service, Merna Green. Row 2: Shirley Deal, Ruth Remaley, Lois Fradenberg, Bonnie Myers, Ruth Grigoletti, Nancy Huth, Ann Paulson, Carol Black, Joyce Heddle, Esther Kennecly. Row 3: Joyce Garris, JoAnn Smith, Margie Wright, Sally Leith, Florence Michael, Marilyn Kingan, Nancy I-luselton, Nancy Morris, Lois Wagle, Judy Carmichael, Nancy Younlcins, Carolyn Rettig. Row 4: Dick Wyixkoop, Don Kennedy, Don Hepler, Don Grohman, Garet TenCate, john Kripowicz, Ecl Duignan, Carl Muscarello, Jim Davis, George Glenn, Jack Lane, Ilinor Isaacson. CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS Seated: Jucly Carmichael. Row 1: Esther Kennedy, Shirley Hawk, Pat Service, Marilyn Kingan, Mary Gertrude Summers, Pauline Stoughton, Ruth Bierce. Row 2: Joyce Hecldle, Margie Wright, Ann Paulson, Dick Wynkoop, John Kripowicz, Nancy I-luth. Row 3: Garet TenCate. Onf Hundrrd Tfwflfw' A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: Elaine Wilson, Pat Ragazzo, Eleanor Avey, Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Shirley Hag- gerty, Margaret Sutton, Marian Fry, Jacky Hume. Frances Nigri, Mary Ellen Cornetti, Orjean Nicol, Ann Weser, Juanita Riott. Row 2: Rosemary Finan, Pat Gallagher, Mary Margaret Mudriclc, Phyllis Fonson, Jean Stevenson, Betty Sue Shaulis, Margaret Ketterer, Betty Blaine, Phyllis Patten, Betty Lou Duffy, Donna Pucci, Betty Povlick, Sally Davis. Nancy Smith, Sally Boyer. Row 3: Elaine Ferguson, Joyce Jamison, Bonnie Hilliard, Delores Boyd, Josephine Karch, Jane Schaffner, Tom Zarniclc, Ronald Garris, Diane DePrill, Shirley Hutchison, Jeanne Douthett, Adrian Kriley, Barbara Weaver, Jackie Balcalar. Row 4: Raymond Ellison, Ed Nietrzeha, Al Heckert, Roland Wiles, Richard Hoehn, Jim Wheeler, Francis Leith, Jim Leezer, Wayne Fair, Wayne Brown, Donald McDonald, Bob Klinger, Byron Griggs, Forrest Daubenspeck, Edward Shields, George Neyman, Leroy Potter, Paul LeFevre, Milce Acquaviva, Judy Karges. A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS Seated: Elaine Wilson. Row 1: Mary Margaret Mudrick, Rose Marie Pas- qualichio, Joyce Jamison, Patricia Ragazzo, Adrian Kriley, Phyllis Patton, Jacky Hume, Lois Anderson, Frances Nigri, Shirley Hutchi- son, Judy Karges, Donna Pucci. Row Z: Al I-Ieclcert, Jim Wheeler, George Neyman, Richard Hoehn, Forrest Dauhenspeclc. 0119 Hundrfd Tl1irlr'r'l1 6 ENSEMBLES Top: Shirley Deal, Elaine Wilson, Judy Carmichael, George Glenn, Don Grohman, Jim Wheeler, Jack Kripowicz, Donna Pucci, Ann Paulson, Carol Black. Center: Nina Schontz, Phyllis Fonson, Marlys Kipper, Jane Schaffner, Pat Gallagher, Mary A. Uram, Carol Haug, Marjorie Frenchalc, Martha Adams, Nancy Kinney, Sara Jayne Ferguson, Barbara Gohl. Bottom: Seated-Merna Green, Bonnie Hilliard, Pauline Stoughton, Sally Phillips, Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Nancy Morris, Pat Service. Standing-Joyce Jamison, Diane Deprill, Marian Baker, Barbara McCall, Sallie Nlclsean, Rita Watson, Jackie Balcalar, Edith Bowser, Marian Fry. Om' Hundrrd Fourlefn 5 Q I Q 5 I l it M 1 1 'LLL . Q Qs ls ,if X . t E it V I l . 'E i qs -3 12 SS Us 3? Q as i I, A ie- .. . Tkigig K fi Ei M A K ..:-. S g f ' 5 ii' f V.: ' L I 9 MIXED ENSEMBLE Row 1: Shirley Hilliard, Nlary Gertrude Summers. Florence Nlichael. Joyce Gurris. Sally Leith. Ruth Remaley. Ruth Bierce. Row 1: Ed Nietrzeha, Al Heclcert. ,lack Lane. FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVES For many Z1 joyful day my fiddle and I have had may have been said by many of these prodigious students as they saw away on their violins. All of them were sent to the District Orchestra Festival at Greenville. Om' Hundrfd Fifrfrn TOUCHSTONE DEMONSTRATES Tom Dennis, playing jester, seems to be Filling his role by amusing the ladies of the court, Ruth Grigoletti and Kate McCoy. The two shepherds, Wally Feldgoise and Randy Wertz chat in the background, so much engrossed in their talk that they arenlt phased by Tomis antics. The Duke ........,......, .,., Duke Frederick Amiens ....,... Jacques .,...,.. Le Beau ,,..... Oliver ......... Orlando .,.... Adam ....... Charles ,... William ...... CAST OF CHARACTERS AS YOU LIKE IT,' Todd Jackson Allen Secher ,, , Jack Lane Pat Baldauff Jim Yates Earl Calderwood .. Dick Wynkoop Ed Duignan Steve Pavlisin Steve Pavlisin Touchstone ...,.. Sylvius .,.....,... Corin ...,......,. , Jacques Deboir Rosalind ..,..,,,.. Tom Dennis Randy Wertz Wally Feldgoise ,.,.,... Adrian Kriley , ......,.... Kate McCoy Celia ............. ,...., R uth Grigoletti Phoebe ...,... ......... O no Kanui Audrey ,...,... . ...,. Sally Phillips First Lord ..,.... ........ B ob Enright Second Lord COMMITTEES Ed Hickey Publicity: Antoinette Zappavigna, Donna Jean Hull, Mary Lou I-Iixon, Esther Kennedy, Tom Foust, Mary Ann Josefczyk, Bill Green, Joann McFadden, Frances Muto, Mary Martin. Make-Up: Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Shirley Hawk, Joan Gregory, Pat Snyder, Ann Wise, Joan Zotter. Set: Nancy Morris, Steve Pavlisin, Mary Lou Wolford, Rose Ann Yenkala, A1 I-Ieckert, Jack Lane, Lorna McCarron. Costumes: Sylvia Lucas, Joyce Heddle, Shirley Austin, Ann Paulson, Antoinette Klara. Properties: Sanna Sollie, Ruth Ann Ashbaugh, Alice Paul, Norma Shermer. Posters and Program: Rex Bonnet, Fred Schmoll, Ronald Garris, Mary Lou Wolford. Stage Crew: Ed Sheptak, Adrian Kriley, Perry Greenawalt, Jack Lane, Steve Pavlisin, Wally Feld- goise. Onz' Hundred Sixtfen Um' CAST OF ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The cast of the all-school play included: Row 1-Elaine Krampert, Norma Raabe, Delores Leyland, Mavourneen Bender, Jacky Hume, Alice Paul. Row 27Vern Martin, Roger Hen- derson, Phyllis Shaffer, Kathleen McCoy, Judy Claypoole, Pat Snyder, Joan Gregory, Tom Dennis, student director, Dave Cook. CAST OF CHARACTERS MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSU Maudie .. Joy . ,.,., . Julie .. Elizabeth ....., .,., . Alix ..,,.., Mother . . ., Sylvia . . Mrs. White Mrs. Allen Mrs. Day , Jacky Hume Phyllis Shaffer . Mavourneen Bender Elaine Krampert Judy Claypoole , Alice Paul Kate McCoy Norma Jeanne Raabe Joan Gregory Pat Snyder Margaret .,,..,., Father , Jerry ,.,. Ted ., Chi Davie . . . Director ., Stage Manager Faculty Advisor Secretary . Delores Leyland . ,.,.. Ed Duignan Vern Martin . ..,.. i Bill Green .. ...,., Dave Cook Roger Henderson Tom Dennis , ..... ,. Pat Baldauff , .,..,, John Millen Carole Sheptak COMMITTEES Publicity: Carol Sheptak, Margy Howard, Pat Barbory, Sally Dixon, Margie Wright, Pat Haug, Ono Kanui, Ruth Vargo, Mary Gertrude Summers, Diane De Prill, Jo Ann Smith, Joanne Nolan, Marilyn Vargo, Jim Yates, Mary Martin, Barbara Pesci, Gloria Luchkiw, Betty Jane Schmidt. Poster: Rex Bonnett, Beth Greer, Nancy Clark, Helen Cummings, Evelyn Phillips, Norma Josephs, Sandra Porkalop, Joyce McElhaney, Connie Hinchberger, Diane Houllion, Florence Hutzler. Magnet: A1 Secher, Ada Jayne Dilts, Marsha Huba, Sue Greenawalt, Nancy Leith, Sanna Sollie. Program: Maryann Josefczyk, Mary Lee McLaughlin, Mary Bandura, Donna Hull, Joan Kondos, Donna Franks. Make-up: R. M. Pasqualichio, Carol Andre, Marilyn Duffy, Judy Altman, Shelia Finan, Ann Wise, Shirley Hawk, Joyce Heddle, Joyce Milson, Jane Schaffner. Properties: Marian Baker, Diane Sheptak, Angela Becker, Dorothy Bowser, Don Ellis, Dick Flick, Joan Fowler, Barbara Gohl, Mary Kennedy, Esther Kennedy, Diane Krause, Mary Lee Miller, Carmel Monks, Martha McCall, Sanna Sollie, Agnes Herbenick. Costume: Shirley Austin, Ruth Grigoletti, Joan Burtner, Betty Blatt, Pat Campbell, Evelyn Druga, Nancy Huth, Helen Mudrick, Barbara McCall, Martha Mudick, Rita Watson, Barbara Terbovich, Sallie McLean. Stage crew: Adrian Kriley, Steve Pavlisin, Charles Baron, Wally Feldgoise, Jack Lane, John Bell. Ilundrfd S1'fL'1'11lr1 II BEFORE AND AFTER The miracle of paint in the hands of the Unseen by Jacques and Orlando, the girls art students transforms papier mache into real- banished from the court listen to their con- looking trees for the Senior play, As You versation and learn the whereabouts of the Like Inf' banished duke. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Working out the principles of debate are these members of the National Forensic League. They are Pat Toner, Randy Wertz, John Groutt, Harold Weitzel, Jim Yates, Dick Wynkoop, and Jim Whitaker. Um' Hundrrd Eighteen JUNIOR MEMBERS OF ROTARY AND KIWANIS CLUBS Row l: William Green, Dick Wfynlcoop, John King, Ed Duignan, John Kripowicz, Randy Wertz. Row 2: Tom Foust, William Bowser, Earl Calderwood, Vernon Sones, Kenneth lVIcCafferty, John Groutt. Row 3: Ronnie Stutz, Steve Prolcopchalc, Don l-lepler, Harold Weitzel, Tom Dennis, James Yates, Jim Jones. These boys were chosen by their classmates to be junior members of service clubs. The boys each attend meetings for six weelcs and have the opportunity of meeting community leaders and becom- ing familiar with civic affairs. OPTIMIST BOYS OF THE MONTH What are little boys made of? James Johnstone, Richard I-Ioehn, Tom Dennis and Ed Duignan must be made of good character and outstanding ability in school activities to receive the Optimist Boy of the Month Award. In succeeding months Jim Clark and Fred Kummer also received the award. Unf H umlrml' Nizzftffn Judy Carmichael and Ed Duignan, Co-editors of the Yearbook. The Magnet The Yearbook Theme chosen in early summer . . . tentative plans aired over weenie roast fires at the home of Judy Car- michael . . . school began, and cameras of Russell Bennett, Nelson P. Palmer, and student photograph- er Dick Price went into action . . . 11 members of staff attended a Christmas party at Carol Black's home . . . soon after Christmas vacation all diligently wrote cap- tions and copy . . . with a sigh of relief echoing through room 204, the yearbook was sent to press. News was spread throughout Jack's House, by the YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Lawrence McQuaid, George Howard, Bill Bowser, Judy Carmichael, Mary Margaret Mudrick, Ed Duignan, Jacky Hume, Ruth Grigoletti. Standing: Miss Gertrude Reed, Carol Black, Marcia Pollock, Dale Dunn. Our Hundred Tfwfnty The Newspaper The Magnet newspaper, a bi-weekly edition of school news and pictures . . . received the Pitt Award this year for distinguished work . . . was awarded first honors by the NSPA for its first yearls achievement . . . sent four editors and adviser Miss Gertrude Reed to conduct a press conference on Q'Writing the News . . . distributed Scholastic Roto . . . kept busy 24 reporters, 14 typists, 10 editors, 3 advisers, photographer Dick Price, a business staff of 7 members. Shirley Montag, Editor-in-chief, Ono Kanui, Associate Editor Tom Foust, Business Manager. Yearbook and Magnet newspaper staffs, NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Norma Raalne, Mary Lou Dyke, Barbara McCall, Shirley Montag, Sanna Sollie, Donnw Hull. Standing: Sally Hindman, Faith Henry, Ruth Remaley, Ono Kanui. fllll' Hu ndrfd Tmcwzty-n 111' BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Tom Faust, Carol Sheptalc, Todd Jackson, Josephine Jagnich. Standing: Mary Ellen Cornetti, Jeanne Douthett, Delores Leonard. While the business staff handled circulation, reporters Every other week sentatives rush to Roto supplements at twelve o'clock noon this scene is repeated. The Magnet repre- the third floor office to receive the Nlagnet newspapers and the for the anxiously waiting students in their homerooms. Our Hundrrd Tfwfnty-t 'LUO MAGNET TYPISTS Row 1: Deletta Brothers, Sylvia Giuntoli, Joanne Knauer, Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Ruth A. Ashbaugh. Row 2: Lois Flick, Joan Gregory, Pat Snyder, Antoinette Zappavigna, Pat Service, Bob Enright, gathered the news, typists prepared the copy. ON THE BEAT Given beats like regular newspapermen, the reporters on the Magnet staff did a good job in cover- ing their assignments. These assignments were on members of the faculty, different departments of school work, and certain clubs. Following are the reporters and their jobs: Mary Lou Dyke .... Homemaking, F.I-I.A. Carolyn Roberts Toni Forbes ..,...., Rooms 103 to 111, Dramatics Ada Jayne Dilts Betty Blatt ....., ,.,,...... D istributive Education Marsha Huba ..,.. Jim Smith , ,..,... ..., . ,....,....,....,....,.,.,... S hops Joan Smith . Greta Ann Denny ...,.... 202 to 205, Drivers Ed. Virginia Miller Nancy Leith , ........... Mr. Bernlohr, Infirmary Sylvia Steinbrenner Sylvia Lucas . ..,,..... .,...,....,.,..... D ebate Mike Acquaviva Janice Clawson ..... ,. Instrumental Music Betty Schmidt .,,., ,. Pat Bauldoff ,...,. .,.. ,. Mr. Millen Gordon Mahood ..,. . Ruth Ashbaugh ....... . . ...,..,,,....,., Dr. Anderson Larry Greenaway .. Joyce Mark ., Attendance Office, Mr. Moore Kathleen McCoy Eugene Swartzlander , ...,.r.... Special Features Al Secher . . ,. , Carmel Monks ...... ....., M iss McElroy Marie Morando ...,.., Nancy Lesko ........,.,. ....... D r. Bean Wally Feldgoise .,.. Joyce McElhaney ..,.,,,. ,..,..,.. A rt One Hundrfd Tfwfnty-Zlzrrr Rooms 212 to 218 Miss Hay , Mr. Dryden Rooms 301 to 310 Rooms 312 to 317 Library Variety Shows Guidance Visual Aids Corps Conservation Club Ushers Club ,. Youth Assembly Girls Sports Boys sports QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS Row I: Ruth Grigoletti, Mary Lou Dyke, Norma Raabe, Donna Hull, Sally Hindman. Row 2: Betty Schmidt, Judy Carmichael, Shirley Montag, Sanna Sollie, Ono Kanui, Ruth Ashbaugh, Faith Henry, Ed Duignan, Bill Green. Row 3: Barbara McCall, Pat Bauldoff, Tom Foust, John King, Dick Price, A1 Secher. WISR N EWSCASTERS Reading their script in preparation for a broadcast over station WISR are seated: AI Secher, Barbara McCall, and Kate McCoy, standing are Eugene Crediford and Mary Lou Dylce. The student newscasters broadcast school news on Wedzzesdays and Saturdays. Onf Hundrfd Twenty-four wdvgwwfwm-, A W ONE-ACT PLAY CLUB Row l: Delores Fudoli. Carol Sheptalc, Shirley Hawk, Rita Wfatson, Rosemarie Pasqualichio. Row 2: Wally Felclgoise, Kenneth lVlcCafferty, Tom Dennis, Randy Wertz, Mike Acquaviva, Row 3: Samuel DcSimone, Di rector. A1 Secher, Row Row -1 Plitchison. Row 3: Miller, D. XV. Pollock, B, derly. T, Painter. D. 113111. Ed Sheptali. Bob O'Day. Harry Bajcz. CONSERVATION CORPS l: Graham. P. Schreffler. H. Neloel, V, Smith, Jardin, Karch. B. Schmidt. Altman. S. Hensley, 7 F. Reed, Nl, Mellish. S. Hildelnraiici. Klepper. O. Kanui. Claypoole. Edwards. Saxman, D. Heasley, P. Morrow. R. Campbell, C. Schmur. E. Swartzlander, K. Gra- Wleilancl. R. Schaeffer. R, Xvagner. Row 4: R. Connors. Ross. Wfitticlc. K. Wfon- Lane. D. Knapp, T. Courtney. Courtney. Nlortimer. Row 5: Nlr. Stevenson. D. Jackman. P. Connors, B. lVlcClimens, R. Bowers. P. Nlilln.-r. K. Badger. D. Henry. B. Fisher. N. Peters, L. Fischell. Row 6: R. Shuler, Karch, G. Wficlenhofer, V. Cammisa, Phillips. Rossman, W, Fair, Groutt. Onf Hzmiirfti T-'LL-wily-ffzw' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row I: D. Elder, L. Kaufman, Faust, D. Knapp, D. Saxman, W. Foull, M. Cohn, Lawson, N. Muranko, G. Wise. Row 2: lVlcCrea, B. Hoffman, L. Kriess, C. Aggas, W. Orloslci, D. Lane, F. Souse, C. Gilliland, W. Weiland, K. Graham, R. Henry, W. Stein, D. Bolte. Row 3: W. Smith, R. Daum, D. Donhoff Holfman, G. Cress, F. lVlcEll'1aney, L. Beatty, A. Griffin, XV. Henry, P. Starr, Beichman, L. Heasley. Row 4: A. Oesterling, Amos, R. Dunn, R. Stephenson, E. Christy, R. Thompson, T. Brown, L. Stevenson, N. Peters, W. Allen, G. Widenhofer, C. George, T. Painter, G. Karch, P. Miller, R, Kriley. ,S. PALETTE ART CLUB Seated: Shirley Hagerty, Velma Dickson, Bennie Bender, Gertrude Wieckoski, Pat Hilovsky, Nancy Morris, Lorna lVIacCarron, Shirley Bennett. Standing: A1 Heclcert, Bob Chiprean, Margie Kuhn, Rex Bonnett, Wealtha Adamoslcy, Ronald Garris, Shirley Austin, Fred Schmoll, Mary Lou Wolford, Earl Calderwood, Kate lVIcCoy, Mr. Shaffer, Jack Lane. Om' Hundrfd Tfwfniy-:ix FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, ALPHA CHAPTER Seated: Sylvia Steinbrenner, Mary Schlagel, Lois Lehnerd, Bernadette Spinneweber, Joan Kay, Helen Wetick, Mary Mellish, Mary Rose Savannah, Betty Straub. Standing: Joan Wise, Joan Gregory, Pat Snyder, Lucille Dobranslci, Pat Campbell, Violet Osche, Phyllis Reott. Joan Xvallalc, Gail Ruclert, Dorothy Wittick, Velma Slupe. Mary Ann Clauser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, BETA CHAPTER Row 1: Gerda Billman, Marilyn Krebs, Jeanne Beclcinger, Barbara Napleron, Carolyn Trimbur, Daneen Deal, Sue Broderick. Row 2: Dorothy Norlirig, Delores Garing, Nlargie Gallagher, Phyllis Orloski, Leona Foertsch, Rose Jewart. Row 3: Billie Kirchner, l-lelen Lowery, Joanne Cawthorne. Sara Kirshncr. Joanne Cumberland. Row 4: Dorothy Buchanan, Greta Billrnan, Nancy Dickey, Elizabeth Bilcowslcy, Patty Heeter, Miss Giles. Om' Hurzdrnz' T'LL'I'7Zij .fr 'U1'7I FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Maurice Grosclaude, Jim Yates, Nancy Morris, Carol Gillespie, Nancy Lesko, Janice Clawson, Peggy Baumgarten, Carmel Monks, Shirley Montag, Sylvia Lucas, Sallie McLean, Irene Heasley. Row 2: Dick Fegley, Kathleen Burke, Carol Kingsley, Elaine Wilson, Carol Billman, Joanne McCue, Virginia Miller, Dorothy Lasichak, Donna Lucas, Donna Jean Hull, Judy Anderson. Row 3: Miss Helm, Elaine Mellish, Nlarilyn Montag, Carolyn Roberts, Nancy Leith, Evalyn McCandless, Nancy Younkins, Joan Brown, Ada Jayne Dilts, Joan Nicholas, Marlene Hollobaugh. USHERS CLUB Row 1: Carol Andre, Jane Olson, Nancy Kinney, Sara Jayne Ferguson, Phyllis Patten, Donna Francestine, Joyce Jamison, Jacky Hume, Rosemary Dulnyak, Shirley Nagy, Jackie Bakalar, Carmel Monks. Row 2: Janet Baird, Kate McCoy, Carole Sheptak, Loretta Lavorini, June Leroy, Peggy Wolcott, Virginia White, Charlotte Baptiste, Joyce Mack, Joanne Johnson, Beth McManus. Row 3: Shirley Otterson, Judy Black, Nancy Clark, Evelyn Phillips, Janet Wogan, Tom Krause, Al Secher, John I-lenincheck, Charles Baron, Ronald LaMotte. Um' Hundrfd Tfwfnty-eight Yr LIBRARIAN ASSISTANTS Seated: Lois Mcffrea, Joan Hutchison, Shirley Swartzlander, Josephine Jagnich, Lennie Miller, Shirley Mc Donald, Virginia Bennetti. Standing: Shirley Gardner, Virginia Komar, Merriel Rihel, Shirley Kiley, Joan Gold Joan Reeves, Janice Kuntz, Kathleen Campbell, Shirley Bernatoslci, Rose Marie Stanlco, Shirley Hildebrand. INFIRMARY ASSISTANTS Seated: Joyce Scott, Pat lVlcLaughlin, Delores lVIcKeever, Standing: Ruth Vargo, Marilyn Rodgers, Pat Short Romaine Kiser, Miss Dufford. Ozzf Hurzdrml' Tfuwnty-rzinr Row 1: Pat Snycler, Joanne Gregory, Lois McCre:1, Delores Benko, Mary L, Milclosovic, Janet McConnell, Marcia Pollock, Pat Toner, Kate McCoy. Row Z: Nancy Huth, Marian Baker, Mary Lou Dyke, Caroline Cavalero, Ono Kanui, Sylvia Lucas, Barbara McCall. Row 3: Eugene Crecliforcl, Al Secher, Harold Weitzel, Dick Wynkoop, Tom Dennis, Edward Duignan, Carol Sheptalc, Rita Watson, STUDENT ANNOUNCERS Row 1: Lillian Sacco, Alice Paul, Ruth Remaley, Shirley Hilliard, Marv Gertrude Summers, Pauline Williams. Row Z: Rose Marie Pasqualichio, Marjorie Love, Sally Phillips, Sanna Sollie, Joan Zotter, Phyllis Shaffer, Jo Ann Smith. Row 3: Wally Felclgoise, John King, Vernon Sones, Vern Martin, James Yates. Onf Hundred Thirty Seated: Beverly Holcombe, Bonnie Meyers, Janet Shaffer, Rose Connelly, Carole Sheptalc, Connie Pasqualichio. Standing: Joan Kondos, Rose Ann Yenkala, Maxine Testi, Cora Groves, Donna Francestine, jane Northime, -Ierricinn Harbison, Mary Lou Hixon, Geraldine Higgins. OFFICE AIDS Seated: Mary Gertrude Summers, joan Paganelli, Jean DeRita, Carol Haug, Marjorie Morrison. Standing: Mary Ann Josefczyk, Joan Zotter, Mrs. Gates, Rita Wimer, Dawn Denton. Om' Hundrfd Thirty-om' I-Iurry boys, or you'll be lateg Gary Lewis and Tassel just right! Buttons all fastened! Russell Jack Chiprean are making last-minute prepara- Bennett is making sure Nancy I-Iuth looks her tions before appearing in the Winter Music best for that all-important senior picture. Festival. Jack's House hums and swarms with activity: music, pictures, parties All work and no play makes Jack a dull boyv-Remembering this, the members of the faculty take time from their many duties to chat around the punch bowl and enjoy the delicious refresh- ments, prepared by the homemaking department, at an after-school faculty tea. vit , .K ' . , Maas , . 'V L imxwekia MJ! Oni' Hundrrd Thirty-ffwa Was ever heard such noise and clamorw as when a class begins to type its drills and letters. I-Iere future stenographers get expert advice on their new calculator from M. L. Dodds, of the Friden Calculating Co. of Pittsburgh, who demonstrated the machine, demonstrationsg broadcasts, dramas Every Saturday morning Peggy Vanderlin. Needles and pins, needles and pinsn-The Joyce Heddle and Tom Dennis present The costume committee for the Senior play UAS Morning Afterf' a radio program of news You Like Itn also has to practice the art of and recorded music. using a tape measure. v.f'?' MK, Um' Iluzzlfrmf Tflirly-lf1rr'z' Feeling proud, and justly so, are Tom Dennis, Yvonne McAnallen and Ed I-liclcey as they model their new band uniforms. New uniforms, assemblies, Miss Moegle, harpist, one of the artists who during the year entertained the student body at one of the regular assemblies held each week. and good-will gestures, Applesl Oranges! What is the price?,' In this case, the bushels and crates of Christmas cheer are a gift to the Butler County I-lome. Representatives of the Butler Youth Assembly tool: part in this project. Unf Iill7Id!'I'!f Thirty-four Tr,,,,..,, 5 Y Y ,3ff,f,,jwiwi3a 2315339 31. ii wh-any Y Ei A conglomeration of school buses and stuclents fill the parlcing lor every day at dismissal time. The new parking area was constructed near the Jefferson Street School at the beginning of the school year to accommodate bus-loading. the new parking lot, carolers, lunch hours, I sing, I sing from morn till night. A few They licked the platter cleanf' not literally, students from Mr. De Simone's Senior English of course, but they clicln,t leave many crumbs. classes sang Christmas Carols for Deshon pa- Lunch is eaten in the gym balcony, CE, CW, tients. and 201. Uni' Hundrfd Thirty Working in one type of oil, Nancy Morris and Steve Pavlisin picture a story of another kind of oil, that of the oil industry in Butler County. The mural is drawn between rooms 201 and 202 and adds to Butler I-lighls series of five murals. Mural painting and panel discussions, During the first semester, the Sociology classes broadcast a series of three panel discussions con- cerning recreation, parking and juvenile delinquency in the Butler Area. The students and adults pictured above discussed the problem of juvenile delinquency. Om' Humirfd Tllirfy-six Dancing to the music of the jukebox, members of the band and their dates enjoyed a Christmas party held in the basement of St. Peter,s Episcopal Church. The evening of fun was planned by the band mothers. Christmas parties and the operetta, Leads in the operetta Good Newsv are Row 1: Ruth Remaley, Peggy Vanderlin, Mike Aquaviva, Shirley Hawk, Sallie McLean, Margery Wright. Row Z: Phyllis Shaffer, Pat McLaughlin, Nancy I-Iuth, Yvonne lVlcAnallen, Bonnie Hilliard, Carol Black, A1 I-Ieclcert. Row 3: Samuel DeSimone, Tom Foust, Don Grohman, Jim Davis, Jack Broderick, Jim Jones, Randy Wertz. Om' Iiulzdrrd Thirty-fight We can make such beautiful music togetheru is the motto of Carol Black and Ruth Remaley as the girls play a modernized version of ucanadian Capersn as a piano and organ duet. The girls also play serious classical music such as Reverie by Debussy. piano-organ duos and the Christmas spirit, When Santa Claus came to Senior High . . . he found the school more decorated than usual. A fireplace awaited him in the front entrance-way, and above, on the balcony, bright-colored lights set in evergreen twinkled down at him. Ona Hundrfd Tlzirtyrninc Mr. Herron distributes equipment to members Christmas is comingv was a favorite subject of the Visual Aid Corps as they prepare for a before vacation when I-larry Bajec, Joe Huba, day's work, showing movies to different classes. and Bob O'Day set the stage for the Christmas Assembly. films, Christmas trees, oratory These students participated in the I Speak for Democracy Contesta' sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Seated: Alice Bole, Josephine Karch, Jenny Fagan, Barbara Weaver. Stand- ing: Vern Martin, Harold Weitzel, Don Grohman, Pete Krenitsky, Dave Bryant, Frank Plecity. One' Hzmdrfd Forty Wagon wheels roll as the students of Mr. DeSimone's Senior English classes set out for a hay- ride. Fortunately, everyone remained high and dry on the soft hay, and not one of the passen- gers found himself deposited on the hard cold ground. hilarious hayrides and the special dances Betty Stanley, a distributive education student, adjusts the Christmas cards on her homeroomls bulletin hoard, which also displays other art- work. The top of the ladder seems to he a goal of these ambitious girls as they decorate the arm- ory for the Parasol Parade, a hop held hy the class of 752. 5 in , 1 f 't Q g ,.V' s i35.f'?'l,,: 1 .me 5 . xg K .t.,. V Eiii g-Z:,,i : 2?-'Nz 5 . A , f' k t paw- ..w.i,.t,. ..,, ' .1 l f i E 2 it . 1 Q an-Q-....h..i..' ' g.. 1. . Om' llum1'r'm! Fnrly-nm' ,,.p-'V W 5 Miss Dufford, school nurse, looks down the Bass fiddle music pours out of 3 A as Bob Fish- throat of a patient, While Romaine Kiser stands er is instructed in proper bowing technique by by, eager to learn and help. Don B. Gibson, instrumental instructor. health exams, music lessons, and soft music The Moonlighters, composed of a group of Butler High musicians, is a dance band familiar to the students of the Butler area. Under the direction of Jack Chiprean, the boys blend their tal- ents in creating music for many of the after-school dances held in the gym and also for Tumble Inn. Onf Hundrfd Furry-Ifwo 4,5 .K '7--' 1' sf ' Blue-eyed heautyw becomes more entrancing as the make-up committee adds grease-paint and rou e to an as irin senior actress. The real la is backsta e when an ever Cla Sall is ma icall g U P g 1 P Y g Y Y Y g Y changed into a beauteous Cinderella! Making-up stage players, guidance, and speakers O Clear, what can the matter be?,' Could it Join the Navy and See the World,, is an ap- be that Michael Jenkins has provided for a few peal which these Sophomores can,t resist as too many study periods in his busy schedule? they listen to a speaker at the Kiwanis-sponsor ed career night. Our Ilumirfd' Forry-tlmv' Rita Wi1ner and Pat Hudak are not painting Awaiting the downbeat from Mr. Gibson,1ne1n- lace curtains, but are testing their artistic abil- bers of A Band steal a glance at their music ity for the Halloween store-window contest. before beginning a rousing march. art contests, band practice, skating parties How can people on skates stand still? It's easy when you know how. These students at a skat- ing party held at the Castle Roller Rink have mastered the trick very well as they enjoy a social activity under the direction of Mr. Desimone. Om' Ilzuzdzwd Farly-four Is Butler's water safe to drink? These seniors of Miss Critchlow's chemistry class found there was no need to worry after they visited the Butler Water Vfforlcs. They are looking at one of the tanks used for water purification. civic tours, number please and picture displays A mass of wires dangle from the switchboard as Betty Ross tries to connect calls with the right people. :sfuugn ...zzuggg Um' Hundrfd I orly-fifvu Getting inspiration to load their own Brownies, these students admire the grand prize picture in the National High School Photographic Contest. The display was arranged by Nelson P. Palmer. ,Si in fi ' ,. ' I . D Q -N, . f E-P, 'raw .milk -fl J When you are thinking of ca New Car, Usecl Car or Truck, see one of the Member Dealers. A. R. BOARTS Packard - White Trucks BUTLER COUNTY MOTOR CO. Ford Cars 66 Trucks BUTLER NASH, INC. Nash J. W. CHEESEMAN, INC. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile G. M. C. Truclcs Slippery Rock JOHN W. COOK Studebaker EISLER-SHAFFER MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth EVANS CITY MOTOR SALES CO. Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks L. FORCI-IT MOTOR SALES Lincoln - Mercury F. C. HOCH MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks JORDAN MOTOR CO. Plymouth - De Soto Valencia KEAGLE,S TRADING POST De Soto - Plymouth F. KECK Willys KELLY AUTO CO. Chevrolet Cars 86 Trucks Bruin DON LORD MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile MARKEL'S GARAGE Chevrolet Zelienople PETROLIA MOTOR CO. Ford J. H. RAMSEY 86 SON Chrysler - Plymouth Zelienople C. A. SNYDER, INC. Pontiac - International Trucks UNIVERSAL MOTOR SALES OF BUTLER, INC. Buiclc ZELLSMANN MOTOR CO. Studebaker Cars 86 Trucks STANDARD MOTOR CO. Chevrolet - Cadillac Members of Butler County New Car Dealers Association Om' Hundrmz' Fo rty-six Teamwork Wins Prizes On The Party Line! On the clance floor or on the party line, good teamwork always wins. On telephone service smooth heaclwork-ancl hanclwork-give you the combination for a winning party line. Using your line sharingly-spacing your calls reasonably-replacing the receiver carefully-keeping conversations brief-will do the job. This kind of teamwork, will give you the smoothest party line with the best service in town. Try it. It's easy. 'lr THE PEUPLES TELEPHUNE CURPURATIUN Phgne 74-082 CASTLE RUBBER COMPANY Furniture by Do. Manufacturer RUBBER AUTO PARTS MOLDS 119-123 New Castle St. Butler' Pa' - Miscellaneous Items T One Ilundrrd Forty-Jfwfn MILO R. WILLIAMS 'A' Jeweler and Optometrist 'lr Class Rings Gifts for Every Occasion CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS 114 South Main Street Butler, Pa. Pennsylvania Refining Company Premium Penn-Drake Motor Oil Penn-Drake Gasoline I Domestic Heating Oil Harvey C. Trader The Complete Music Store I4 Records, Musical Supplies, Sheet Music, Band Instruments -- Radios, Pianos, Phonographs - Television Phone 35-811 115-121 E. North St. Butler, Pa. ,.w.z,, Nahum! 1 . mga, . ' 'Uovrri-nO Cihnmpann iliuneral 7 nmr Om' Hundrfd Forty-fight John R. ELLISON 81 Sons ir PLUMBING 6. HEATING ir Phone 54-156 111 W. North sr. ' 'Run To Sun' For Your Needs ' 1-1-ilf 0 Top Brand Toiletries 0 Cameras And Films U Choice Soda Fountain Favorites 0 Accurate Prescriptions Filled 0 Registered Pharmacists Always On Duty SUN DRUG STORE CORNER MAIN AND CUNNINGHAM BUTLER 75-262 HEROLD'S DAIRY BAR 'k Sundaes. Milkshcxkes 61 Sodcts - The l,lI1l'l' to illrft l'il'iFlId.Y T 122 E. Jefferson Street Phone 74-964 FUELLGRAF- HOOVER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC Butler 75-635 129 E. Cunningham St. Butler Um' lfllilnfffnf Foriy-nine There's ca bright day a-coming when YOU plan for it TODAY! Let us help you build a sound foundation for your futureg the things you've always dreamed about can be yours when you plan wisely. Hundreds of citizens use our banking services daily for loans for business and home, and for countless other purp osesl Come in, letls get acquainted. KNOW YOUR BANK AND ITS MANY FRIENDLY SERVICES! Main and Jefferson Streets - T0n1Ol'I OW . TRUST DIIIIIPIIIIEI With Branch Offices in East Brady, Foxburg, Parkers Landing lc S ' . Nlember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 83 Years of Continuous Ban ing ervice MiIIer's Shoe Store BUTLER, PA. Butler C0unty's Largest Shoe Store For You Who Like Nice Things . . . At Prices You Like To Pay fit4Z3M1'5P0'wdam 115 N. Main St. Uzzf Iiumlrml Fifty HVIS BUTLER'S LEADING FURNITURE INSTITUTION 127-129 W. Jefferson Street BUTLER, PA. l Umon Trust Company BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 'Q MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Monday 9-9 Daily: 9-5 Saturday 9-6 111 N Thursday: Closed at Noon Evenings by Appointment Dr. J. Zucker Dr. G. A. Zucker OPTOMETRISTS orth Main St. Phone Butler, Pa. 53-184 One Hundred Fifty-one ACRE 0F DIAMO D Perhaps you have read or heard of Dr. Russell Conwell's famous lecture, Acres of Diamondsf' It concerned an ancient Persian by the name of Al Hafed, a contented and wealthy farmer. One day, a Buddhist priest told A1 Hafed about fabulously beau- tiful diamonds which were buried in the earth's surface. A1 Hafed became discontented, thinking how immensely wealthy he could be if he could find those diamonds. Finally he sold his farm, collected his money and set off on a search for diamonds. He travelled the world over, spent all his money, and died in poverty in a far-away land. Years later, the richest diamond mine in the world was discovered right on Al- Hafed's own farm-the famous Golconda mine, containing literally uacres of diamonds. 'I' 'A' 'I' IS THERE A THCUGHT HERE for those of you who will soon complete your high school careers? Don,t overlook the fact that right here in Butler . . . at our own offices and those of many other busi- ness hrms . . . there are excellent opportunities for competent high school graduates. Why not take advantage of these opportunities to learn and grow up in a Butler business . . . providing, of course, that Uncle Sam has not already settled your immediate future for you. Don't overlook the acres of diamonds which may lie right here in your own baclcyardn . . in progressive Butler County. Butler Office Address NIELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Om' Hun Irv! FL ty tfmo The Better We Produce, the Better We Live. p.RMCO: ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION V Butler Division JOHN HUNSE CU. Griffin's Market and Food Lockers 201 S. Main Ph 4 707 wk Everything In Frozen Foods 'A' FURNITURE MARKET Rt. 422 West - Opposite Deshon 513 West Brady St t Phone 4-707 Phone 54 225 e IX I I II Q76 Quality Clothes For Men And Young Men IN BUTLER IT'S TROUTMAN'S Butler County's Greatest Store DISTINCTIVE FINE HOME CLOTHING FURNISHINGS U Hzndred Fifty-fo Goon LUMBER STORAGE OFURNITURE makes Q MERCHANDISE G O O D H O M E S MAYFLOWER WAREHOUSES Butler 31-930 'Q 0. H. Nicholas Transfer DILLIGH 81 Storage Co. Lumber co- ESTABLISHED 1902 324 S. McKean B rl r P For Better Tires And Tire Service See JOHN J. SCHREINER RAY ANDRE SIGNS Open 24 Hours Daily 11 4 drfryfi Local and Long Distance Moving PHONE 74-052 - If No Answer- PHONE 38-424 or 24-891 ButIer's Oldest Moving and Transfer Service HINDMIIN TRANSFER 81 STORAGE S T O R A G E C O A L AGENT GREYVAN LINES, Inc. 245 EAST JEFFERSON ST. BUTLER, PA. OWN YOUR OWN HOME MILLER - DUMBAUGH - CYPHER CONTRACTORS 86 BUILDERS 331 S. Washington Dial 75-585 W. R. FOUST SHEET METAL SHOP 914- 16 Center Avenue BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 7-5982 For Better Home Furnishings RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. One Hundrfd Fifty-six 9 O O B rw u s PLUMBING SUPPLIES - - - - - - GAS APPLIANCES Sandwiches - Sodas Sundaes - Heavy Milk Shakes Banana Splits Quality Fixtures - Low Prices 1:21211 ... .:S:::5:E:E2:2.- 49' gg, 16' ,,.,-A. I ,353 j.g3j.ji-g .-,..,- b N ssie ll Hernlws Drive Inn Convenient Terms N- Main Street 132 East Jefferson St. Phone 45-100 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 46' Butler Vulcanizing Co. THE MILL-ER BOYS Dial 21-910 143 Mercer Street Butler, Pa. Bartoliis Cleaners Hatters U-SAN-O Insured Moth-Proof Cleaning At No Extra Cost Store 126 W. North St. Plant 340 Mercer St. PHONE 75-938 for PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Butler's Careful Cleaners 0 r' Hundrfd Fifty-,wfwll 'I Sees all Knows all Writes all Chili you know is a hobby! In busi- ness life we are Carl E. Shields 86 Co. Real- tors and Insurance Brokers. f OPTICIAN Prescriptions Prompt Service on Eyeglass Repairs LENSES DUPLICATED BUTLER 41-023 A. B. Mann Co. 251 S. MAIN ST. HUTCHINSON'S CLEANERS and DYERS 9 331 NEGLEY AVENUE Phone 3731 Shop McClung-Conrad Shoppe i' For Your Smart Junior Dress 'A' Sweet Briar - Barbara Field - Jay Gibsons 143 N. Main Phone 54-226 One Hundred Fifty-eight l uugrutulutiuns xXx, XQOWX NA 721 NN www NWNN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPA BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY NY OF PENNSYLVANIA Whoop, ring the bells and sound the drums, Tomorrow school 'vacation comes! PRINTING: The Eagle Printery, Inc., Butler, Penna. ENGRAVING: Jahn and Ollier Company, Chicago, Ill. COVERS: Kurtz Brothers, Clearfield, Perma. PHOTOGRAPHY: Russell Bennett Studio, Butler, Penna. STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER: Dick Price FACULTY PHOTOGRAPHER: Nelson P. Palmer BUSINESS ADVISER: Nelson P, Palmer LITERARY ADVISER: Miss Gertrude Reed ATHLETIC ADVISER: Miss Mary Jamison DRAWINGS: Steve Pavlisin POEM-PAGE 44: Norma Jean Raabe POEM--PAGE 45: Barbara McCall