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Fliqlit 56 norm-stop to lupiterl Arerft W9 tliG lucky ones, qrflducitiriq iri C1 time wlwri tlw world clicmqes overmqlit cmd lmrtlws oft to Word uriimciqiiied mfrrvels ot tlio lut- ture? . . Lets take rx look txt tlw just C0mplet9d past, when cmd imw ww have ledrried to meet tliesci Wuiidclrliil clicmqes cmd rterlmfms beem lfiiliifxffi tin licrve ci Slime iii bririqiriq tliafxm about: glimpse Cxt tlie faculty, Sllldlilllfl, ciftivi times of tlica sfiliool . . . Hem iii tliel l955A5f3 Mdqiiet, tlwe- l8U dfxys ot tliis svliool year ure recorded iii Copy :md cmftliw spot pliotoqrdplis. Here major Ovmit: cmd pe-rsoiiczlities portrciy ttiv dfxily lilo of the cxverciqei student. liitlf-I C' Ill I V1 'ii 'Nl' i - ix li'-' iii i. ,ui , it t it . .. .w,. ms -xitmq m lmh- ti, if v'i'.'w fix- ri It'l'C1fS . , . , , tai Flitglit div. if-t s zizwiflx trirfiiittrz tl.-1: lip rmd lvtik mt. rx1'i11--,-: llrilimitttl. 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' .-.-.. ..-...... Q ,Z , all alll: by f 0 I V I :Q V 1 I ul Ili EW 5 ill!!! . XX far horizons are Training, such as pictured here, has prepared us to live in a future where moving sidewalks, above and below the ground level, will take us to and from work, shopping, or even to a movie-e-soon we'll be able to step into our own helicopter and hop over to the nearest airport and then take a jet across the Atlantic. ls it possible in the future ior this to be a helicopter engine? Imagine Martian language replacing Latin! brought nearer Cars, it is expected, will look even lower than they do now' -roots made ot strong glass may be retractable at the touch of a button-push button doors will slide instead ot swingemost cars will have automatic radar brakes. Prog- ress in medical science indicates that some day no one will need to tear serious diseasese-there will be pills to make us feel well and live longer. Some ot us may even live happily past the age of 1001 Soon our kitchens will be completely automatic fe a wall-mounted dishwasher will scrape dishes and dispose oi garbage-fan elec- tric incinerator will take care of trash. a I9 ti: ' ,P 5' it S- 9 liz. M i V ,ici A- V 9 14,66 in .gzip fff:'2 f?' 535 fam., t Q .16 F3 3 'Sli '93 W5 in lt's even possible that we'll have airfconditioned clothes by pressing C1 button on a small electric device in one of our pockets, a battery will send a current through strips of cloth made from a synthetic fiber. These strins will warm us in summere cool us in winter. Education will also change closed circuit television will link hundreds of institutions throughout the nation, and the finest teachers in each subject will lecture to classes num- bering in the millions. These are but a tew of the astonishing things to come. With science as our servant and time and space at our command, there aren't any limits to what we can do. Many miracles in the future will deperd on Ihr- admin eruvnt ct vhf rmstry. 1111 11111 1-11111111111 111 Drivm Ec1111n11o11 W1 1 11c1w 11 AQ 1110 11111110 q01'1c1G110ns 111111111 Qny 1.111112 C11 1111 11111 11 111y 111111 w111I1 1111 1 111111x 1111 1 I ' ' 1 LH 'U 1 C RFU' N11 HL 1 I1 Ol W111 1111155 S5111 1111 111115111- 1111111 11 11I'CI1IX S.11111111C11ir111 111111111 in 1990 01' W111 11 1111 11s1111 111 1111- 111uy111'111111c1 1o111'rc111111111 11-1' 1w111v11 yOc1r-1'1r'1sf bhp the brass that head the show DR. lOHN D. ANDERSON Superintendent of Butler Area loint Scfhools DR. WILLIAM T. BEAN Principal of Butler Area loint Senior Hiqh Suhool DR. GUY N. HARRIGER Assistant Superintendent of Butler Area Ioint Schools CHARLES L. MOORE Assistant Principal of Butler Area Joint Senior High School Ill. II-111141-wx um! IN. .'Xmh1swu mv m rnv of Ihwir many w11::11!In111n11s wvvx plums TAI Ilmv rlvvv svhnml. Tho modvl 1 I lim: :aulnwi has ln'- n on display m tmnl of 1hQ'Gl1di1OI'iL1Il1 VVIIUIK' xl mm luv sv-'11 ly rVa'IYO!'1U who visits tho svhool. Il is llxw hvp-' uf vvvxywuv that tlw nm-W svhool will bo 1- -My im usv IH tha' tall lL'II11 ui 1059, Principal's Office Sluff: Miss Svhxmlh, xwrfptionistg Mrs. Srwzux, ofiixm- vlwlkg Mrs, RKIIUCI, SVU1TL'l11YULIILi uywlcl M1145 Mufflmy, svvlvtuly. w Anim --r'L fa Board Room Staff: Mrs. Robb, sf'w'mta1'y's assistant Mus Hull, Miss IXf1w1f s clsslstamq Miss MOI1lUYfi, soft' xf Huy vi f'3k1fl'I AI- A1 I-. zu ? Suhmols. l'uy11' Tru Attendance Office: Mxs, D9MGf2f Il IS kcpv busy all clay Iona rhovkinq on attwndanxiv and makina thv attwrmcinruwv and armouncomvm bullvtir twwo a day. Superinlendenfs Office Siafi: Mmss Gillfm, rovm Iionisig Mrs. Napora, Miss MLNGL11TP'S assistant Miss Moore, secretary to the Supcrintvndcvnt. w all aboard, seniors S'I'lllJlENT BODY SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 The Senior Class numbering 603 graduates on Iune 5 and 6. Commencement climaxes I2 years of lun and Work and marks the beginning of new ventures for each member of the class as he takes oft into tlie future. At the right are officers for this year: president, Dale Bettyp Vice-president, Iol'm Prinqlep secretary, Dixie Barlowp treasurer, Ioe lvforabit. ROBERT L. AARON . . Staae Crew . . employed Ideal Cleaners . . General Course . . RICHARD E. ABBOTT . . Ticket Com' IIlllIK'f' . , Stuclcnt Council . . football letter . . ambition, colleae . . MARIANNE ACQUAVIVA . . Finance Committee . . Girls Gif-ri Club . . ambition, secretary. WALTER CHARLES ADAMS . . Visual Aide Crew . . Butler Vourity Amateur Radio Association . . General Course . . SARA IANE AGGAS . . After Sclicol Dance Committee . . Deco Club . . Coteiwerativr- Office Trainirq . . EDWARD D. AITES . . Football reserve . . ambition, pilot . . General Course. ROBERT MICHAEL ALLEN . . Prom Committee . . Music letter . . IA . . Colleae Prep Course . . DEAN EDWARD ALLISON , . ambition to work in bank . , General Course . . DONNA MARIE ANDERSON . . Class Niaht Committee . . Queens MARY LOUISE ANDERSON . . Particiriatvrl in bowlintr . . Forest Prince . . Co-operative Office Traininfi . . ROSE MARIE ANDRES . . Commencement Committee . . Co operative Office Training . . NANCY IEAN ANSMAN . . Publicity Com mittee . . Art Club . . College Prep Course. DONALD A. ASHBAUGH . . Hopi Corninittw- . . IA . . ambition, engineer . . Colleae Prep Course . . MARTHA DILL ASH- BAUGH . . Finance Committee . . Latin Club . . IA . . Y Teens . . College Prep . . DIANA SUE AUSHER . . Art Club . . ambition, beautician . . Commercial Course. IANET LOUISE BACHMAN . . lvlaqnet Representative . . FTA . . Fl-IA . . General Course . . IOYCE BACHMAN . . Name Card Committee . , ambition, accordionist . . Commercial Course . . RICHARD BACHURA . , lvlemcrial Committee . . Most Bashful . . Iunior Kiwanian . . football . . basketball. Feurt , . Concert Cflioir . . Tliespians. 3 Puyr Tfzu'l'z'r' SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IEANIE B. BAIN . . Name Card Committee . . IA . . Luther League . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition to be a teacher . . General Course . . TIMOTHY PEARCE BALFOUR . . Hop Committee . . DeMolay . . Gondoliers . . Good News . . ambition to be an architect . . DOROTHY DOLORES BALLON . . B certificates . . Deco Minstrel . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . employed Mellon National Bank . . ambition to be a secretary. SUZANNE K. BAPTISTE . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Deco Min- strel . . St. Paul's CYC . . hobby is swimming . . ambition to do office work . . Commercial Course . . DIXIE LOU BARLOW . . Senior Queen . . Class secretary . . Most Popular . . A certificates . . GAA. president . . IA . . Rainbow Girls, Past Worthy Adviser . . varsity cheerleader . . College Prep . . CARL THOMAS BARR . . Homeroom officer . . Ushers Club . . Luther League . . DeMolay. MAXINE CAROL BARTO . . Finance Committee . . B certificates . . A Band, letter . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Good News . . Forest Prince . . Gondoliers . . ambition to enter the music field . . IAMES PAUL BAUER . . Butler Rifle Club . . St. Paul's CYC . . St. Pau1's Holy Name Society . . ambition Navy . . General Course . . CAROL M. BAUMAN . . Student Council . . Ushers Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Luther League, president . . employed Mell Youth Center. CAROLYN ANN BEACHEM . . Ticket Committee . . B certificate . . Latin Club . . GAA . . FNA . . ambition to be a nurse . . College Prep Course . . IAMES E. BEERS . . FFA Deco Club . . Boys Hunting Club . . participated in archery and bowling . . employed Kraus Bakery . . IOYCE MADELINE BECKER . . FNlA . . GAA . . partici- pated in volleyball and swimming . . hobby is skating . . ambition to be a nurse. MARY IANE BEILSTEIN . . A Band, letter . . Ensemble . . participated in bowling . . hobby is skating and music . . ambition to be a sec- retary . . Commercial Course . . NANCY DIANE BELL . . Committee of Committees . . Student Council . . Magnet Staff . . GAA . . Rainbow Girls . . employed A. E. Troutmans . . Commercial Course . . PAUL DEAN BENNINGER . . I-lomeroom officer . . participated in basket- ball . . employed Winters Drug Store. DONALD F. BENSON . . Holy Name Society . . hobby is hunting and fishing . . Mechanics Course . . YVONNE ANGELA BETRES . . Name Card Committee . . B certificates . . GAA . . St. Conrad's Sodality . . hobby is collecting records . . ambition to be a nurse . . DALE ANTHONY BETTY . . Class President . . Most Athletic . . Iunior Kiwanian . . A and B certificates . . football, basketball, track . . YMCA . . College Prep. CAROLYN ANN BIRCHBICHLER . . Commencement Committee . . GAA . . Attendance Office Aide . . St. Peter's Sodality . . CYC CDofA . . Y-Teens . . Tumble Inn . . Commercial Course . . MARILYN ZOE BLOOM . . After School Dance Committee . . A Band . . Y-Teens . . St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church . . Business Course . . PATRICIA ANN BOAL . . ls a member of the Fenelton Youth Fellow- ship . . General Course. DONNA M. BOLE . . Commencement Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . GAA . . Deco Club . . hobby, roller skating . . employed Bon Aire Thorofare . . IUDITH ANN BOLLINGER . . Homeroom vice-president . . GAA, sports manager . . ambition, receptionist . . employed I. C. Penneys . . VIRGINA ANN BOLTE . . intramural sports . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . employed Books Shoe Store . . Distributive Edu- cation Course. LYMAN C. BORING . . Yearbook Staff . . intramural sports . . Mikado chorus . . Hi-Y . . DeMolay . . ambition, Air Force Officer . . College Prep . . RONALD M. BOWMAN . . B certificates . . track . . participated in intramural basketball . . IA . . ambition, engineer . . IUDITH ANNE BOWSER . . Yearbook Staff . . IA . . GAA. sports manager . . Y-Teens . . Rainbow Girls, state officer . . Stephen Foster Music Club. Page Thirteen I . I 'L 5 v is 'fn k. ..- 3 irjittiiii-. SENICRS . . . Class of 1956 LOIS LORRAINE BOYD . . Prom Committee . . Camera Club . . Rain- bow Girls . . ambition, art teacher . . General Course . . BARBARA ELAINE BRANDON . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B certificates . . A Cappella Choir . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . PAUL R. BRAUN . . Memorial Committee . . Student Council . . A Cap- pella Choir . . intramural basketball . . IA. CAROLE IEAN BRECKENRIDGE . , Magnet reporter . . Marching Band . . ensembles . . intramural basketball, vclleyball, badminton . . CHARLES BRECKENRIDGE . . IA . . employed lron City Printing . . ambition is to join Air Force . . DAVID MICHAEL BROWN , . Home- room vice-president . . A Cappella Choir . . ambition, engineer . attended Rostraver High Schocl. IAMES S. BROWN . . Works at service station . . ambition to be a success . . took General Course . . THOMAS R. BRUNERMER . . Hob- bies hunting, fishing and baseball . . ambiticn to be a retailer . . FLORENCE MARGARET BUCKLEY . . Intramural bowling and volley- ball . . French Club . . ambition, airline hostess . . took Business Course. BEVERLY BULLMAN . . Deco Minstrel . . secretary of Deco . . ern- ployed at Kresges . . Distributive Education Course . . BETTY ANN BURKE . . Deco Club . . St. Iohn's Sodality . . employed at Murphys . . Distributive Education Course . . CAROL E. BURNS . . Iunior CDOIA . . St. Paul's Young Ladies' Sodality . . cashier at the Butler Theater . . ambition, missionary. DONNA MAE BURRIS . . Awards Day Committee . . intramural bowl- ing . . employed at the Darling Shop . . tcok DE course . . MICHAEL DONALD CAMMISA . . Athletic Event Committee . . Student Council . . intramural basketball and bowling . . College Prep Course . . IUDY LYNN CAMPBELL . . Athletic Event Committee . . Concert Choir . . Spanish Club . . GAA . . Rainbow Girls, Past Worthy Adviser. ROSEMARY CAMPBELL . . Name Card Committee . . B certificates . . FI-IA . . St. Peter's Sodality . . took General Course . . LARRY C. CARMODY . . Intramural basketball . . track . . ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . took College Prep Course . . TONI M. CAVA- LERO . . Awards Day Committee . . GAA . . St. Peter's Sodality . . General Course. CHARLES ERNEST CAWTHORNE . . ls employed at Shariers Sinclair Station . . LESLIE WAYNE CHANEY . . B certificate . . enjoys work- ing on cars . . employed at Sun Drug Store . . tock Auto Body Course . . IOAN M. CHRISTIE . . Glee Club . . works at lsalys in Bon Aire . . hobbies are skating and dancing . . ambition, secretary . . Com- mercial Course. CARL CHRISTOFANO . . Won letter in track . . participated in intra- mural basketball . . LULU BELLE CHRISTY . . Committee of Com- mittees . . B certificates . . Deco Minstrel . . employed Barrons Radio Supplies . . Cooperative Office Training . . IOHANNA CHUHRA . . Ticket Committee . . B certificate . . B Band . . intramural bowling . . Rainbow Girls. RUTH LAVONNE CHUHRA . . Announcement Committee . . B cer- tificates . . Usher's Club . . FNA . . GAA . . ambition, nurse . . Col- lege Prep Course . . NANCY C. CINGOLANI . . Newspaper editorial staff . . Iunior Choir . . Latin Club . . St. Paul's Sodality . . College Prep Course . . IULIO CIPOLLA . . Visual Aides crew . . Photography Club . . ambition, automobile mechanic. Pagf Fourtfrn SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IOHN A. CIPOLLONE . . Memorial Committee . . I-lomeroom president . . varsity football and track . . intramural basketball . . ambition, engineer . . CHARLES LESLIE CLARK . . District Band . . Spanish Club , . Symphonium Club . . employed Isalys . . ambition, musician . . SONDRA LEE CLEMENS . . After School Dance Committee . . intra- mural basketball, volleyball . . employed Winters Drug Store. CAROL LETTE CORER . . Student Council . . B certificates . . Concert Choir . . Good News . . Latin Club . . ,lunior PNA . . ambition to be a nurse . . EMILY R. CODISPOT . . lunior Choir . . St. Michael's Sc- dality . . employed Willard Hotel . . Secretarial Course . . CAROL ELEANORE COHEN . . Magnet News Editor . . B certificates . . Latin Club . . GAA . . took Colleae Prep Course. NORMAN MARSHALL COLE . . National Guard . . ambition to be a teacher . . took College Prep Course . . IANICE ANN COLLINS . . Prom Committee . . Iunior Choir . . intramural bowling, basketball and softball . . president of Deco Club . . employed Douthett and Graham . . CHARLOTTE C. CONVERY . . Intramural bowling . . FHA . . Library Club . . St. Mary's Sodality . . General Course. EARL EDWARD COTTEN . . FFA . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . took Agriculture Course . . BLANCHE LOUISE COVERT . . Intra- mural bowling and swimming . . FHA . . Church Choir . . hcbbies are dancing and roller skating . . took Secretarial Course . . EVELYN ROSE COVERT . . B certificates . . intramural bowling . . recreational swimming . . ambition to be a telephone operator . . General Course. CLAIR CARL CRATTY . . Secretary FFA . . hobbies hunting and fiih- ing . . took Agriculture Course . . IANICE RUTH CRESS . . lunior Choir . . PNA . . hobbies are swimmina and skating . . ambition to be a nurse . . MABEL A. CRESS . . l-lop Committee . . Bard Majorette , . intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling . . GAA . , Twelve Angry Women . . employed Star Vacuum. SARAH LEE CRESS . . Banquet Committee . . intramural bowling . . TA . . ambition, physical therapist . . took Commercial Course . . DONALD L. CROUP . . Band music letters . . district band . , Chess Club . . Good News . . DeMolay . . took Commercial Course . . ALAN DAVID CUBBISON . . Intramural riflery . . member of the Latin Club . . was in the cast of Twelve Angry Men. NANCY DORIS CUBBISON . . Athletic Representative . , B certificates . . Girls Glee Club . . Librari-Annes . . Deco Minstrel . . employed Darling Shop . . SYLVIA ANN CURZI . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Iunior Choir . . intramural bowling . . GAA , . FTA . . ambition, school teacher . . SALLY ROSE CYGAN . . Ticket Committee . . Mag- net typist . . intramural bowling and volleyball . . GAA . . ambition, secretary. MILDRED DAGUE . . Prom Committee . . B certificate . . Magnet News' paper . . intramural sports . . GAA . . Fl-IA . . Palette Art Club . . NADINE MARIE DALLER . . Publicity Committee . . B certificate . . Girls Glee Club . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . IA . . MARGARET ANN DANNER . . Prom Committee . . Band music letter . . Mikado . . GAA bowling . . Rainbow Girls . . Magnet Typist . . IA. BETTY M. DAUGHERTY . . St. Paul's Youna Ladies' Sodality . . St. Paul's CYC . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . WANDA IEANNE DAVIS . . FHA . employed lsalys Dairy Store . . dancing and swimming are hobbies . . ambition to be a success . . BARRIE IANE DEAL , . Volleyball, bowling . . Girls Circle of Meridian . . United Presbyterian Youth Choir . . employed Dairy Bar . . General Course. Pagr' Fiflrrn SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 ANNE E. DeKLEVA . . After School Dance Committee . . hobby is swimming . . bowling . . ambition, stenographer . . took Business Course . . CARA IO DeMASK . . Finance Committee . . Deco . . CDoiA Drum and Bugle Corps . . bowling . . basketball . . MARY ANN DERKICS . . Most Musical . . Committee of Committees . . Con- cert Choir . . Girls ensemble letter . . Thespians . . Good News. KATHRYN PEARL DeVENNEY . . Banquet Committee . . FHA . . FTA . . Tri-Hi-Y . . Y-Teens . . bowling, volleyball . . ambition, teacher . . DOUGLAS L. DQWARD . . Yearbook staff . . intramural archery, gcli, table tennis . . I-li-Y . . DeMolay . . Mikado . . CAROL ANN DICKEY . . Deco . . Deco Minstrel . . employed G. C. Murphy . . took Distributive Education. VIVIAN M. DITULLIO . . Girls Glee Club . . GAA . . St. Paul's So- dality . . Commercial Course . . would like to be a secretary . . DONNA M. DIVINS . . Publicity Committee . . Concert Choir . . Latin Club . . Twelve Angry Women . . GAA . . FTA . . IA . . College Prep Course . . WILLIAM EDWARD DONNEL . . Publicity Committee . . IA . . DeMolay . . General Course. KATHLEEN AGNES DORENKAMP . . PNA . . bowling . . badminton . . St. Peter's Young Ladies' Sodality . . Visual Aides . . ambition, nurse . . RICHARD LEE DOTY . . Committee oi Committees . . Student Council . . Iunior Rotarian . . Concert Choir . . DeMolay . . Hi-Y . . College Prep Course . . GRACE R. DOUBLE . . Choir of St. Paul's Reformed Church . . hobbies skating and horse-back riding . . Gen- eral Course. NICHOLAS REID DOUBLE . . ls employed at Eisler Nurzeries . . took the Automotive Course . . BARBARA EI.LEN DOUTHETT . . Publicity Committee . . GAA . . Palette Art Club . . CDoiA . . Y-Teens . . CYC . . St. Paul's Sodality . . took Commercial Course . . PATRICIA ANN DOWLING . . PNA . . CYC . . St. Peter's Sodality . . Girl Scouts . . ambition, nurse . . General Course. CAROLYN KAY DRUSHEL . . Yearbook staff . . FTA treasurer . . Rainbow Girls . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Community Youth Choir . . Church Organist . . ambition, teacher . . BEATRICE ANN DUFFORD . . Luther League . . employed at G. C. Murphy . . hobby skating and playing accordion . . took Distributive Education . . BERYL IEAN DUFFORD . . FNA . . Girls Glee Club . . ambition, nurse. FRANCES ANN DULYA . . Student Council . . Magnet Business Man- ager . . Deco . . Deco Minstrel . . IA . . St. Paul's Sodality . . Cc- operative Office Training . . ROBERT B. DUNN . . Works at l-leckett Engineering . . Auto Body Course . . IOANNE FLORENCE EAKIN . . Announcement Committee . . A certificates . . FNA . . GAA . . Latin Club . . Rainbow Girls, Past Worthy Adviser. DONNA I. EICHENLAUB . . Banquet Committee . . St. Mary's Sodality . . took the Commercial Course . . KAREN EREADA ELLENBERGER . . Prom Committee . . BHS twirler . . letter . . hcbby dancing . . took Commercial Course . . THOMAS W. ELLIS . . Riflery . . member of DeMolay . . employed Ellis Service Station . . ambition to be an engineer . . took College Prep Course. IOHN D. EMMEIT, IR. . . Hop Committee . . Student Council . . Junior Kiwanian . . Sports Manager . . DeMolay . . Twelve Angry Men . . Time Out for Ginger . . IOSEPH EDWARD ERDOS . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Aquatic Club . . CYC . . Sea Explorers . . St. Peter's Holy Name Society . . IUDITH ANN ERNST . . Commencement Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . Y-Teens . . MYF . . church choir. Page Sixtecn SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 RAYMOND L. EYTH . . St. Ioseph's Holy Name Society . . ambition to be a farmer . . Auto Body Course . . DAVID I.. FAUST . . Intramural swimming and volleyball . . FFA . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . ambition to attend college . . took Agriculture Course . . WII.I.IAM GEORGE FEHL . . Employed at Eislers Nurseries . . hobbies are motor- cycles . . ambition to do mill work. CAROLE CHRISTINE FENNELL . . Student Council . . Deco Minstrel . . Cooperative Office Training Course . . DOROTHY MARLENE FENNELL . . Student Announcer . . member of Librari-Annes . . am- bition, switchboard operator . . General Course . . WILLIAM DON FERGUSON, IR. . . Class Night Committee . . lunior Rotarian . . Band . . sextet . . Symphonium Music Club . . DeMolay. IAMES ALBERT FIERST . . Photography Club . . Visual Aide Crew . . riflery . . B certificate . . ambition, engineer . . MICHAEL DENNIS FINAN . . CYC . . employed at Central Drug Store . . bowling . . am- bition, radio announcer . . IANICE CAROLE FISHEL . . FHA . . Deco . . Deco Minstrel . . GAA . . Luther League . . church choir . . Dis- tributive Education Course. IUDITH ANN FISHEL . . Deco . . Deco Minstrel . . Luther League . . Distributive Education Course . . ROBERT LEE FISHER . . Banquet Committee . . employed at Loblaws . . took the General Course . . IOYCE ALINE FLACK . . Finance Committee . . Homeroom secretary- treasurer . . French Club . . FNA . . Rainbow Girls . . Y-Teens . . MYF . . Forest Prince . . College Prep Course. GENE A. FLEEGER . . Hobbies baseball, hunting and fishing . . am' bition, contractor . . Auto Body Course . . DONNA SUSAN FLICK . . FNA . . Rainbow Girls . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . volley- ball . . Forest Prince . . Commercial Course . . RICHARD E. FOCHT . . Awards Day Committee . . State Band letter . . Concert Choir . . Visual Aide Crew . . Chess Club . . IA . . Good News. WAYNE HENRY FOLLSTAEDT . . Varsity basketball letter . . Walther League . . ambition, engineer . . IAMES FONTAINE . . B certificate . . ambition, an electrician . . took the Auto Body Course . . CAROL ANN FORD . . Magnet Newspaper Editor-in-chief . . GAA . . Latin Club . . French Club . . CYC . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . St. Paul's Sodality. TOM W. FORD . . Committee of Committees . . Butler Sccrchers . . CYC . . St. Paul's Holy Name Society . . YMCA weight lifting club . . intramural wrestling . . DAVID RONALD FORSHEY . . French Club . . employed at Kresges . . ambition to be an engineer . . R. ROBERT FRANKS . . Student Council . . Varsity basketball, letter . . DeMolay . . YMCA . . Forest Prince . . Good News. DONNA MARIE FRATTO . . Memorial Committee . . GAA . . FTA . . Y-Teens . . ambition. teacher . . General Course . . KENNETH I. FRENCHAK , . Ticket Committee . . intramural basketball, bowling . . Prep league baseball . . College Prep . . DONNA MARIE FRITCH . . Name Card Committee . . bowling . . Luther League . . employed at Kraus Bakery . . Business Course. EILEEN FRY . . Deco . . Deco Minstrel . . B certificates . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Westminster Fellowship . . ambition, ste- nographer . . Cooperative Education . . HARRY EUGENE FRY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Christian Youth Fellowship . . tock the Shop Course . . ROBERT H. FRY . . Hobbies are hunting and fishing . . ambition, work at Armco . . General Course. Pagf Smfvntrrn - I . I A . , if G : S Ti , in ll Lk if V ' :il-, ,I X 2 'JN' A A V tim, ' f Q. Q1 ' X , it , , D ' R' I ' x t X l P - . Q new 1-4-vgfrej -- . ?'4 ..sr , - ' ' J, ., . HJ v ,Qi -L '55 t - C ' ef.. r Qt- , x ls t , i I I Y .ia ,..2 4 14 Q 1 5' , 1 I ,if ,Fx an A I i . J I .fl its ,rf is .-.sw 1 1 i . . r Q, ll , 31? ,. .1 . 5 Y . 1' 1 J J 'C W' rt , 'S if 1 -. mqisrrrss ..'.,,' fi' Z' ii, ' ...ff v it .4 A .. , V1 :. ' 'i fiffl ii ' , N-34-v-if gn- . . .. M , ,L t ,. 1 'SF vga Qt ' Uri, i, 1552 , lu .I 1 'lt iii' CJ A fit' Xa Qcn Pix. 'SM Q t SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IANET M. FUDOLI . . Best Dancer . . Magnet Eagle News . . Concert Choir . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep . . WII.MA RUTH FUELL- GRAF . . Awards Day Committee . . French Club . . Spanish Club . . FTA . . Rainbow Girls . . Stephen Foster . . District Band . . intramural bowling and basketball . . ELLEN LOUISE GAILLOT . . Cap and Gown Committee. . Palette Art Club . . ambition, dress designer. DIANA MAXINE GALISIN . . Ticket Committee . . intramural volley- ball and basketball . . pianist Captain Crossbones . . General Course . . CAROL ANN GALL . . I-lop Committee . . intramural bowl- ing . . Luther League . . Secretarial Course . . TONI EVA GALL . . Awards Day Committee . . Art Club . . CYC . . ambition, artist . . Commercial Course. PATTY MAE GALLAGHER . . After School Dance Committee . . intra- mural basketball artd bowling . . GAA . . CYC . . Commercial Course . . SYLVIA MARIE GEIBEL . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . employed Hilles-Fischer, Inc. . . ambition, secretary . . EDWARD IOHN GEITHER . . National Rifle Association . . Holy Name Society . . ambition, Air Force pilot. NANCY IANE GEORGE . . Class Night Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . GAA and bowling . . ambition, attend art school . . WILLIAM C. GERSTNER . . Hop Committee . . football, basketball, track, manager . . Holy Name Society . . employed Angeloni's . . College Prep . . I. RONALD GEYER . . Intramural softball . . Butler City Hunting and Fishing Club . . ambition, Navy. IANET I. GIBSON . . Intramural bowling . . GAA . . FI-IA . . Program Committee . . Deco Minstrel . . ambition, secretary . . SHARON LEE GIBSON . . Banquet Committee . . Girls Glee Club . . Rainbow Girls . . intramural bowling . . ambition, X-Ray technician . . RICHARD ERNEST GILCHRIST . . Ticket Committee . . Deco Club . . stage crew . . Visual Aide Crew . . Distributive Education. MARY PATRICIA GILLILAND . . Magnet Representative . . intra- mural basketball and swimming . . ambition, beautician . . General Course . . GILMORE THOMAS GILLILAND . . Intramural basketball and swimming . . FFA . . hobby, working with cars and hunting . . ROBERT LEE GILLILAND . . Band letter . . Stage crew . . Visual Aide Crew . . IA . . ambition, electrician. RICHARD U. GILLON . . Hop Committee . . choir . . vice-president. St. Paul's CYC . . employed by Thorofare . . College Prep . . IUDITH S. GLENN . . Class Night Committee . . GA'A . . Rainbow Girls . . College Prep . . MARY ANN GOETTLER . . Orchestra . . CDofA Drum and Bugle Corps . . secretary of CYC . . president of St. Peter's Sodality . . General Course. RALPH E. GOLDINGER . . After School Dance Committee . . Varsity track . . hobbies are Weightlifting and other sports . . WILLIAM GOULD . . Intramural basketball . . member of the National Guard . . hobby is hunting . . ambition, auto body work . . General Course . . ALBERT BERNARD GRACIK . . Prom Committee . . Holy Name Society . . Rambling 66 . . employed at Country Club. RUTH EVELYN GRA!-'F . . Deco Minstrel . . Young Peoples Group . . American Legion Award . . I-Iomemaking Club . . Business Co-op . . LARRY CLAIR GRAHAM . . Athletic Event Committee . . Homeroom treasurer . . B certificate . . Senior play . . IA . . I-li Service Club . . College Prep . . IANET FLORENCE GRAHAM . . Magnet staff, busi- ness manager . . Senior play , . ambition, nurse. Page Eightmrn 'SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IUDY GRAHAM . . Class Night Committee . . Magnet exchange edi- tor . . GAA . . cheerleader . . Deco Minstrel . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, secretary . . MARION LOUISE GRAHAM . . Magnet Repre- sentative . . FNA . . CYC choral group . . CDofA . . St. Peter's So- dality . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep . . MARY ANN GRAHAM . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B certificates , . Y-Teens . . ambition, teacher. PATRICIA ANN GRAHAM . . 4-H Club . . Young Ladies' Sodality . . ambition is to be a Nun . . General Course . . PATRICIA MARIE GRAHAM . . intramural basketball, bowling and volleyball . . GAA . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . RITA L. GRAHAM . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Ladies' Sodality . . ambition, book- keeper . . Commercial Course. BARBARA GREEN . . Wittiest . . Magnet Eagle News . . Concert Choir . . GAA . . student announcer . . French Club . . lurtior Down- beat . . Rainbow Girls , . IOHN VOGELEY GREENE . . Student Coun- cil . . B certificate . . Magnet staff . . Brass ensemble . . Band letter . . Photography Club . . DeMolay . . ANTHONY GRENEK . . YMCA . . plays an accordion in dance band . . ambition, musician. KENNETH GERALD GRESSLEY . . Athletic Event Committee . . De- Molay . . church choir . . ambition, engineer . . IAMES GREY . . Stu- dent Council . . Iunior Rotarian . . Band . . Concert Choir . . Thespian Club . . Symphonium Club . . operettas and plays . . Debate . . PATRICK ANTHONY GRIPPO . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Pony Prep leaque . . ambition, chemist . . College Prep. IAMES I. GROSSI . . Best Dancer . . Athletic Event Committee . . CYC . . Holy Name Society . . ambition, architect . . General Course . . LYNDALL SHIRLEY GROSSMAN . . Girls Glee Club . . ambition, join the Women's Air Force . . ROBERT CHARLES GIUNTA . . Best Looking . . Student Council, Executive Council . . A Cappella Choir . . Hi-Y . . ambition, dentistry . . College Prep. EUGENE A. GURNER . . Committee of Committees . . hobbies are hunting and music . . ambition. join Ccast Guard . . SALLY ANN GUTTORMSEN . . Prom Committee . . A certificates . . Concert Choir . . GAA . . Queen's Court . . Senior play . . Y-Teens . . IA . . Honor student . . ANDREA IEAN GYONGOSI . . Student Council . . B cer- tificates . . GAA . . Spanish Club . . Good News . . IA . . Y-Teens . . Commercial Course. IANET ANN HAHN . . GAA . . FHA . . Deco Minstrel . . 4-I-I Club . . ambition, secretary . . Business Course . . WILLIAM M. HANKEY . . Hobbies are hunting and square dancing . . ambition is to be a me- chanic . . took the Commercial Course . . GERALD E. HARR . . Ban- quet Committee . . intramural golf . . is a member of Spanish Club . . hobby is guns . . College Prep Course. WANDA HARRER . . Athletic Committee . . GAA . . :ports manager . . gym office aide . . St. Peter's Sodality . . CDofA . . ambition, nurse . . MARY ELLEN HEASLEY . . Announcement Committee . . A cer- tificates . . FHA . . Latin Club . . St. Paul's Scdality . . Honor student . . RICHARD HEATH . . Awards Day Committee . . Concert Choir . . ambition, mechanical engineer . . College Prep. PATRICIA EILEEN HEATHCOTE . . After School Dance Committee . . Good News . . Youth Fellowship . . Attended Penn High in Green- ville . . Commercial Course . . IOHN PATTERSON HEILMAN . . Com- mittee of Committees . . Concert Choir . . Latin Club . . Visual Aide Crew . . DeMolay . . EARL EUGENE HEIST . . Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . Deco Minstrel . . DeMolay. Pagr Nfn1'l1'1'n ee' 'H Elm .dr t 'ln but ew.. i 'j if .I s .L SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 NEIL R. HEMPHILL . . Awards Day Committee . . intramural basket- ball and bowling . , Latin Club . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, chem- ist . . College Prep . . CAROLYN SUSANNE HENRICKS . . Magnet staf'f . . Band . . Orchestra . . GAA . . Latin and French Clubs . . FTA . . Luther League . . College Prep . . ARTHUR LEE HENRY . . Employed by Sinclair Service Station. RAY D. HENRY . . Banquet Committee . . Homeroom officer . . Co- operative Course . . IUDITH ANN HEPLER . . Magnet representative . . Magnet staff . . GAA . . football ticket aide . . ambition, journalist . . College Prep Course . . GLADYS MAE HEROLD . . Prom Commit- tee , . A Cappella Choir . . GIAA . . Student Council . . Librari-Annes . . Rainbow Girls. DOUGLAS KEITH I-IERVEY . . Magnet Business staff . . intramural swimming . . DeMolay, Senior Councilor . . l-li-Y . . YMCA . . ambition. engineer . . ANNA MARIE HESIDENCE . . Ticket Committee . . St. Wendelin Sodality . . ambition to be a sewing instructor . . General Course . . WILLIAM ROBERT HETRICK . . Prom Committee . . DeMolay . . Boy Scouts . . College Prep. IOHN R. HICE . . Hop Committee . . Student Council . . Senior play . . DeMolay . . Order of the Arrow . . IA . . Westminster Fellowship . . PHYLLIS KAY HILLIARD . . Prom Committee . . GAA . . Y-Teens . . IA . . MYF . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . WILLIAM R. HILLIARD , . intramural archery . . Holy Name Society . . is a barber's apprentice. SANDRA LEE HILLMAN . . Prom Committee . . A certificates . . Mag- net reporter . . Concert Choir . . GAA . . Photography Club . . Honor student . . EILEEN IOAN HILOVSKY . . Ticket Committee . . GAA . . Iunior Tuesday Musical . . Y-Teens . . St. Paul's Sodality . . ambition. beautician . . DAVID HOWARD HINDMAN . . l-lomeroom officer . . B certificates . . Visual Aides Crew . . DeMolay. TERRY HOCKENBERRY . . Intramural basketball and water polo . . hobbies, radio and skating . . College Prep . . RUTH M. HOEHN . . Announcement Committee . . GAA . . FTA . . Latin Club . . Rain- bow Girls . . IA . . Y-Teens . . B certificate . , College Prep . . LEE WILSON HOOVLER . . Ticket Committee . . B certificates . . A Cappella Choir . . Senior play . . IA. MIKE HOPPER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Captain Crossbonesn . . DeMolay . . Hi-Y . . took College Prep Course . . PHYLLIS ANN HOULLION . . After School Dance Committee . . GAA . . Captain Crossbones . . CDofA . . Commercial Course . . IUNE ELAINE HOUSTON . . Memorial and Class Night Committees . . A Cappella Choir . . GAA . . IA . . Commercial Course. ELIZABETH ANN HUBA . . Awards Day Committee . . A Band . . GAA . . Lyrzdora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Commercial Course . . RONALD IAMES HUFFNER . . Student Council . . Latin Club . . Span- ish Club . . Senior play . . Prep League . . hobby, golf . . IOHN F. HUSELTON . . Works at service station . . is a member of the National Guard . . ambition, mechanic. IOHN E. HUTCHINSON . . Employed at Bello and Muti . . ambition. auto body rebuilder . . took Auto Mechanics Course . . MARILYN RUTH HUTCHISON . . After School Dance Committee . . GAA . . hobby is swimming . . Distributive Education Course . . MARGARET ELLEN HUTH . . Memorial Committee . . Yearbook staff . . Concert Choir . . Queen's Court . . Twelve Angry Women . . Thespians. Pagf Tfwrnly SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 NANCY IEAN ISABELLA . . Committee of Committees . . St. Michael's Sodality, president . . confraternity teacher . . College Prep Course . . EMERICK D. ISOVITSCH . . Participated in intramural basketball . . works at Pepsi Cola Bottling Company . . ROBERT IAMISON . . De- Molay . . employed at McConnells Esso Station . . ambition, auto body repairman. HENRY E. IOHNSON . . Committee of Committees . . Homerocm presi- dent . . DeMolay . . clerk at Sun Drug Store . . Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . Commercial Course . . CAROL IOANNA IONES . . Cop and Gown Committee . . hobby, dancing . . took Commercial Course . . DAVID EDWARD IORDON . . Banquet Committee . . Latin Club . . Photography Club . . IA . . DeMolay . . Twelve Angry Men . . College Prep Course. 4 RONALD IORDON . . Member of FFA for two years . . FFA Green Hand Degree and Chapter Farmer Degree . . YMCA . . DANIEL F. IOSEPH . . Member oi YMCA . . Senior Life-saving certilicate . . ambition is to join the Marine Corps . . IOYCE ANN IURYSTA . . Announcement Committee . . GAA . . Commercial Course. IUDITH LOU IURYSTA . . Participated in intramural sports . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . ambition to be an airline hostess . . DANIEL L. KADUNCE . . Hobby is hunting . . Commercial Course . . CAROLYN RUTH KAUFMAN . . Committee of Committees . . Concert Choir . . Y-Teens . . Rainbow Girls , . Commercial Course. LOUISE KEENE . . Name Card Committee . . Organ . . GAA . . PNA . . Latin Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Saxonburg Music Club . . College Prep Course . . IEAN AGNES KENNEDY . . After School Dance Com- mittee . . intramural sports . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . Com- mercial Course . . DONALD IOHN KERRY . . FFA . . Rifle Club . . ambition, college. HOWARD C. KILLMEYER . . Athletic Committee . . participated in intramural basketball . . ambition, ergineer . . DONALD L. KINGS- LEY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . intramural sports . . member of DeMolay . . IA . . ambition is to be an electrician . . DORIS IEAN KINNEY . . Banquet Committee . . intramural bowling . . Deco Club. IAMES HENRY KIRK . . After School Dance Committee . . intramural basketball . . Butler Bearing Busters . . CYC . . Captain Crossbones . . CAROL ANN KIRKWOOD . . Participated in intramural sports . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . hobby is skatirg . . employed at Troutmans . . DAVID V. KLEIN . . Deco Minstrel . . employed at Hot Dog Shop . . ambition, guitarist. ROBERT B. KLINE . . Hobbies, hunting and fishing . . ambition to enter the lield of Agriculture . . RAYMOND B. KLINGENSMITH . . Participated in intramural track . . hobby, airplanes . . ambition to be an engineer . . BERT H. KNAUER . . Finance Committee . . Home- room treasurer . . participated in intramural sports . . Photography Club . . DeMolay. FRANK KOMITSKY . . Senior Hop Committee . . intramural golf and basketball . . hobby is records . . took College Prep Course . . ambition, engineer . . RICHARD LEE KORNRUMPH . . Student Council Alternate . . works at Harmans Pharmacy . . ambition to join Air Force . . IEAN MARIE KOSAR . . Yearbook staff . . intramural bowling . . FNA . . Y-Teens . . IA. Page Tfwfnly-one SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IOHN EDWARD KOSAR . . Banquet Committee . . Art Club . . YMCA . . IA . . Ukrainian Catholic Youth League . . College Prep Course . . RICHARD LEE KRADEL . . Member of the Cap and Gown Com- mittee . . hobby is hunting . . General Course . . HELEN LOUISE KRAINIKOVICH . . Athletic Committee . . Queen's Court . . Twelve Angry Women. GERALD P. KRAUCHAK . . Participated in intramural sports . . hob- bies are photography and baseball . . ambition to start his own busie ness . . ELAINE IVA KREBS . . Commercement Committee . . FNA . . CDof A . . CYC . . College Prep Course . . DONNA LEE KREN . . Magnet Representative . . intramural bowling . . IA . . Twelve Angry Women . . CYC. SHIRLEY IEAN KRIESS . . Participated in intramural basketball . . hobbies are square dancing and horse-back riding . . General Course . . BERNARD S. KRILEY . . Athletic Event Committee . . B certificates . . Herman Iunior County Baseball Team . . hobbies are playing harmonica and studying . . LARRY EUGENE KUHN . . Took the Auto Body Course. KEN KUHNS . . Senior Hop Committee . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . works at the Sport Shop . . RONALD AUGUST KUMMER . . Senior Hop Committee . . football and basketball letters . . employed at the Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic Survey . . REGGIE L. LACONI . . Athletic Committee . . track letter . . employed at Key- stone Stables. DARRELL LEE LAMOTTE . . Took the Auto Body Course . . RALPH THOMAS LANG . . Participated in intramural riflery, archery and bowling . . Explorer Scout . . employed l.ang's Upholstering Shop . . BERTHA IANE LASICHAK . . Name Card Committee . . participated in intramural volleyball, basketball and bowling , . Commercial Course. PATRICIA ANN LAVORINI , . Member of St. Michael's Young Ladies' Sodality . . CYC . . ambition is to be a success in life . . RONALD P. LAVORINI . . Participated in intramural basketball and softball . . St. Michael's . . CYC . . employed at Campbell's Market . . LOIS IEAN LAWSON . . Senior Hop Committee . . Deco Club . . Jefferson Grange . . hobby is dancing. SHIRLEY MARIE LAYTON . . Intramural volleyball and badminton . . Deco Club . . hobbies are skating and dancing . . employed at Murphys . . ROSE MARIE LEECH . . Treasurer of St. loseph's Sodality hobby is sewing . . ambition is to be a nurse . . Commercial Course . . SHIRLEY E. LEITEM . . Member of the Cap and Gown Committee . . Commercial Course. IEAN MARIE LEITH . . Banquet Committee . . intramural volleyball and basketball . . Ushers Club . . hobby is dancing . . Commercial Course . . WILLIAM L. LEROY . . Senior Hop Committee . . IA . . student manager of football, basketball and track . . ANTOINETTE IANE LESNEY . . Hobbies are reading and swimming . . ambition is to be a secretary. IRENE ELIZABETH LESNEY . . Finance Committee . . B certificates . . intramural sports . . FNA . . works at Cranmers Dairy . . BARBARA E. LESNIK . . Intramural volleyball, basketball, swimming . . Deco Club and Minstrel . . employed at Stanleys Donut Shop . . IOSEPH ANDREW LESTYK . . Student Council president . . Most Talkative . . Iunior Kiwanian . . Yearbook . . Honor student. Pagr Tfwrnly-Ifwo SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IOHN R. LIGAS . . Intramural basketball, golf . . employed at Lob- laws . . ambition is to ioin Air Force . . ANGIRAE LITZ . . Most Talkative . . Senior Hop Committee . . FNA . . GAA . . Junior Tuesday Musical Club . . CDofA . . CYC . . GEORGIA MAE LITZENBERG . . Magnet representative . . Girls Glee Club . . Librari-Annes . . am- bition to be a bookkeeper. DONALD HERMAN LOCKSHIN . . Banquet Committee . . Student Council . . Band, letter . . Varsity debate team , . IA . . AZA president . . CHARLOTTE LOHMULLER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . intra- mural volleyball, swimming, softball, basketball . . UCYL . . GAIL L. LONG . . Memorial Committee . . Student Council Alternate . . Irlomeroom president. NANCY EILEEN LONGDON . . Awards Day Committee . . Magnet reporter . . A Cappella Choir . . Latin Club . . F'ITA . . IA . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . MILAN VINCENT LOVRIC . . Intramural basketball . . intramural volleyball . . General Course . . SHIRLEY IEAN LOWRY . . Finance Committee . . intramural sports . . GAA . . Deco Minstrel. NANCY ANN LUKON . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . Y-Teens . . works at Grants . . ambition, stenographer . . FRANKLIN I. LUPPE . . Explorer Scouts. Post l2 . . lunior Assistant Scoutmaster . . St. Mark's Luther League . . MARGARET SUSAN LYNCH . . Yearbook . . Concert Choir letter . , GAA . . A certificates . . FTA president . . French Club . . DAR Award . . Rainbow Girls, Worthy Adviser. RUSSELL REED MacDONALD. IR. . . Student Council . . Iunior Rotarian . . Band letter . . Drum Majcr . . track . . Harvard Book Award . . KAREN LYNNE MQCKINNEY . . Finance Committee . . Orchestra . . FTA . . Mikado . . Gondoliers . . information desk . . MAUREEN ANN MACK . . I-Iomeroom athletic representative . . GAA . . intra- murals . . French Club . . CYC . . CDofA. IOSEPH R. MALIS . . Homeroom officer . . swimming letter . . intra- mural basketball . . lunior Hi-Y . . St. Michael's CYC . . PHILIP IOSEPH MALVAROSE . . I-lomeroom vice-president . . Auto Body Course . . ambition is to ioin the Coast Guard . . MARCIA LEE MAR- BURGER . . Iunior Choir . . GAA . . Captain Crossbones , . Deco Minstrel . . Rainbow Girls. LARRY MARCHYSHYN . . Varsity track . . intramural basketball . . FFA . . intramural cross-country . . GLEN MARTIN . . Employed at the A G P . . ambition is to ioin the service . . SHARON IUNE MAR- TIN . . Most Athletic . . After School Dance Committee . . GAA . . cheerleader . . Palette Art Club . . FNA, president. ELLIS STANLEY MARTZ . . Band letter . . TA, salesmanager . . 4-I-I Club, chaplain , . ambition, architectural engineer . . RONALD LEE MARTZ . . Deco Mirstrel . . ambition is to be a carpenter . . General Course . . IOSEPH FRANCIS MATIS. IR. . . Athletic Ticket Representa- tive . . Visual Aide Crew . . CYC . . ambition, woodwork teacher. STANLEY IOHN MATULA . , Intramural basketball . . St. Stanislaus Holy Name Society . . ambition, salesman . . EARL R. MZAYS . . Class Night Committee . . Good News . . football and swimming letter . . swimming, state championship meet . . CYF, president . . ALICE C. MCCALL . . Senior Hop Committee . . GAA . . Girls Glee Club . . FHA . . ambition, secretary. Pllflf' T'LUl'l1fy-fhf1'l' SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 ROBERT WILLIAM MCCANDLESS . . Intramural swimming . . FFA reporter . . employed at Paul Myers Pickle Farm . . IOAN C. Mc- CLELLAND . . Athletic representative . . A certificates . . Organ letter . . GAA . . Mikado . . IA . . Y-Teens . . Honor student . . IUDITH MCCOLLOUGH . . Finance Committee . . Oueen's Court . . A Cappella Choir . . GAA . . Mikado . . College Prep Course. BONNIE IEAN MCCOMMON . . FHA . . hobby, collecting figurines . . ambition, armed services . . General Course . . SYLVIA ANN Mc- COMMON . . Hop Committee . . FHA . . hobbies swimming and danc- ing . . employed at Stop N' Eat . . General Course . . RICHARD RUSSELL MCCORMICK . . Banquet Committee . . hobby driving . . ambition, construction worker . . General Course. ROBERT MCCORMICK . . Employed Brose's Superette . . took Dis- tributive Education Course . . DONNA RAE MCDANIEL . . Awards Committee . . FHA . . GAA, wings . . church choir . . Luther League . . employed at Grants . . General Course . . IAMFS THOMAS Mc- DEAVITT . . Orchestra letter . . Yearbook staff . . B certificate . . football letter . . St. Paul's CYC. IANICE MARIE McDOWELL . . Publicity Committee . . Girls Glee Club . . St. Peter's Sodality . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . IOHN G. McDOWELL . . church choir . . hobby is skating . . Homeroom officer . . Auto Body Course . . WAYNE I. McDOWELL . . Member of FFA . . State FFA . . ambition, auto mechanic. V. BRENT MCGARVEY . . Class Night Committee . . A Band, letter . . Symphonium Club . . IA, treasurer . . B certificate . . SANDRA LEE MCKINNEY . . B certificates . . Ushers Club . . GAA . . Deco Minstrel . . employed at Troutmans . . Co-cp Course . . RICHARD THOMAS MCKISSICK . . Prom Committee . . track . . Art Club . . Luther League . . ambition, commercial artist. DAVID L. MCKIVIGAN . . Intramural swimming and basketball . . member of IA . . Butler Cubs . . hobby boxing . . OMER GRANT MCMILLIN . . Athletic Event Committee . . football letter . . track . . Luther League . . College Prep Course . . THOMAS E. MCMURRY . . Hop Committee . . CYC . . ambition, aeronautical engineer . . Col- lege Prep Course. THOMAS WAYNE MCPHERSON . . Football letter . . track, basket- ball . . enioys metal working . . ambition, machinist . . GEORGE A. MELLISH . . Hobby is hunting . . took the Auto Body Course . . IOHN MELNGAILIS . . Commencement Committee . . Iunior Rotarian . . Chess Club, president . . Twelve Angry Men . . Honor student. ALEXANDRA MENCINSKA . . Athletic Committee . . GAA . . Forest Prince . . employed Mintz's Market . . Commercial Course . . RICHARD A. MEYER . . Most Likely to Succeed . . Class Night Com- mittee . . Student Council vice-president . . Concert Choir . . Iunior Kiwanian . . ANGELA MARIE MIANO . . Announcement Committee . . GAA . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Commercial Course. ANTHONY R. MIANO . . Intramural golf . . employed at lefferson Golden Dawn Market . . ambition. butcher . . DONALD I. MIKLAVIC . . Intramural basketball . . employed as a Caddie . . hopes to be- come a professional golfer . . CAROL EVELYN MILLER . . Banquet Committee . . GAA . . Good News . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . enjoys home economics. Page Twenty-four SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 CAROL IEAN MILLER . . Athletic representative . . Queen's Court . . GAA . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, secretary . . CHARLENE MILLER . . GAA . . l.ibrari'Annes president . . Good News . . B certificates . . Rainbow Girls . . Commercial Course . . KATHRYN ANN MILLER . . Finance Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . PNA treasurer . . IA . . College Prep Course. LINDA MAE MILLER . . Finance Committee . . IV . . Cheerleader . . Good News . . GAA . . Y-Teers . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club . . CYC . . LOIS ANN MILLER . . Student Council . . Good News . . GAA, wings . . CYC . . lunior Tuesday Musical Club . . Commercial Course . . PATRICIA ANN MILLER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Iunior Choir . . FHA . . College Prep Course. SALLY KAY MILLER . . Memorial Committee . . GAA . . Usher Club vice-president . . Time Out for Ginger . . College Prep Course . . VIRGINIA ANN MILLER . . Magnet representative . . GAA, wings and letter . . ambition, receptionist . . Commercial Course . . IUDITH ELAINE MINEHART . . Hop Committee . . GAA . . Spanish Club . . College Prep Course. PERLA DIANE MINTZ . . Name Card Committee . . B certificates . . GAA . . PNA . . IA . . French Club . . College Prep Course . . EDWARD G. MINTO . . Football letter . . intramural basketball . . track . . hobby, all sports . . took the Gereral Course . . HAROLD ARTHUR MONKS . . Prom Committee . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . basketball. DIANA E. MOORE . . Commencement Committee . . B certificates . . GAA . . FTA . . A Cappella Choir . . IA . . College Prep Course . . IOSEPH LEE MORABIT . . Class treasurer . . Most Versatile . . lunior Rotarian . . Varsity football and basketball letters . . College Prep Course . . NORBERTA MAE MORRISON . . St. Paul's Scdality . . ambition. policewoman . . General Course. BENIAMIN A. MORROW . . Student Council . . ambition is to join the Air Force . . Auto Mechanics Course . . IOHN GENE MOTKO . . A Cappella Choir . . IA . . intramural sports . . Twelve Angry Men . . hobby, wood working . . General Course . . CLARENCE L. MOWERY . . Band letter . . football letter . . hobby cars . . intramural basketball . . employed at Duco Pottery. PHILLIP I. MUDRICK . . Banquet Committee . . B certificate . . Ex- plorer Scout . . ambition, a career in the Air Force . . CARL W. MUR- DICK . . Employed by the Star Vacuum Ccmpany , . ambition, auto mechanic . . took the Auto Mechanics Course , . MERLE R. MU'LI. . . Prom Committee . . B certificate . . DeMolay . . hobby, hunting . . College Prep. ELAINE ROSE MULLNER . . Yearbook staff . . GAA . . FTA . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . ambition, teacher . . College Prep Course . . IEAN LYNN MURPHY . . Yearbook editor-inechief . . Most Likely to Succeed . . Student Council, past secretary . . Oueen's Court . . lunior Downbeat . . College Prep . . IUDITH L. MURPHY . . Committee of Committees . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club . . General Ccurse. RALPH LeROY MYERS . . Boy Scouts . . Order of the Arrow . , De- Molay . . hobbies hunting, fishing . . ambition, Marines , . General Course , . ELAINE CAROLINE NAMESNIK . . Publicity Committee . . Deco Minstrel . . Art Club . . employed at Troutmans . . RICHARD IOSEPH NANNI . . Spanish Club . . Holy Name Society . . ambition, engineer . . College Prep. Pagr' Tfwrnty-jffvc 8 ,psf I 1 A ki 'X f cu fi waz, mf- sg ,,t', wtf.-I , tx Ixi.l.t.f an 1 -es. w SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 PATRICIA ANN NARABETSKI . . Banquet Committee . . GAA, letter . . Good News . . Y-Teens . . ambition, nurse . . DOMINICK NASTASI . . Athletic Committee . . football letter . . Holy Name So- ciety . . intramural basketball . . ambition, enter college . . IAMES L. NASTASI, IR. . . Finance Committee . . football and basketball letters . . General Course. DOLORES A. NATILI . . Ticket Committee . . Latin Club . . Spanish Club . . Good News . . GAA . . Iunicr Tuesday Musical Club . . College Prep . . EDWARD D. NEESE, IR. . . Senior Hop Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . DeMolay . . intramural basketball . . ambition, engineer . . CATHERINE MARY NEFF . . Deco Club . . Young Ladies' Sodality . . employed at Kresges . . General Course. WILLIAM L. NEFF . . FFA . . hobbies hunting and fishing . . ambition to be a mechanic . . Agriculture Course . . CHARLES IOSEPH NEIGH . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Holy Name Society . . hobby hunting . . ambition, machinist . . LEONARD C. NEIGH . . Athletic Event Committee . . Holy Name Society . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . Co-op Course. PATRICIA NEMETH . . Banquet Committee . . Iunior Choir . . Nurses Aide . . Luther League . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep . . SHIRLEY SUSAN NEUPERT . . Glee Club . . GAA . . Luther League . . Rainbow Girls . . Y-Teens . . Commercial Course . . ROBERT C. NEWELL. IR. . . Usher at Trinity Presbyterian Church . . ambition to go to Xsray school . . General Course. NELSON IAMES NEYMAN . . Intramural swimming . . archery . . church choir . . Luther League . . hobby cars . . College Prep . . IANE NICHOLAS . . Publicity Committee . . Most Versatile . . A certificates . . GAA, wings . . Art Club . . French Club . . Honor student . . College Prep . . GERALD E. NICOL . . Church choir . . ambition to become a printer . . General Course. EUGENE GEORGE NINI . . Senior Hop Committee . . CYC . . Holy Name Society . . hobby hunting . . employed at Loblaws . . Industrial Course . . IOHN W. NOLAN . . Prom Committee . . Concert Choir . . football letters . . French Club . . College Prep . . IOANNE V. NOLSHEIM . . Commencement Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . Rainbow Girls . . College Prep. DARRYL WAYNE NOWAKOWSKI . . Homerocm ticket representative . . hobbies baseball, hunting, fishing . . General Course . . CAROL LUVONNE NULPH . . Awards Committee . . French Club . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, teacher . . College Prep . . ROBERT DEAN NULPH . . Member of the National Guard . . ambition to become an artist . . General Course. IUDITH ANNE NYE . . Intramural volleyball and softball . . GAA . . Deco Minstrel . . Deco Course . . IOHN O'BRIEN . . Athletic Event Committee . . intramural basketball and volleyball . . Holy Name Society . . College Prep . . SALLY MARIE O'DAY . . Ticket Committee . . Iunior Choir . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition to be a beautician . . General Course. CHARLES MICHAEL OCZYPOK . . Athletic Event Committee . . ConA cert Choir . . varsity football letter . . Boys Symphonium . . DeMolay . . IA . . General Course . . CHESTER RONALD O'DONNELL . . Stu- dent Council, Alternate . . FFA . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . ELAINE ODREY . . Finance Committee . . Y-Teens . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . St. Paul's CYC . . Business Course. Pagz- Tfwfnly-.fix SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 THOMAS O. OESTERLING . . Prom Committee . . Homeroom vice- president . . French Club vice-president . . IA . . Luther League . . College Prep . . SHIRLEY ANN OKESON . . l-lop Committee . . B certificates . . GAA . . Ftainbow Girls . . Business Course . . IACK ROGER ORDY . . Cap and Gown Committee . . KofC Prep League Champs . . intramural bowling . . employed at B 6- W Bowling Lanes. WILLIAM C. ORSBORN . . National Forensic League . . Eagle Scout . . Builders Youth Group . . YTC . . Senior Life Saver . . College Prep . . HERBERT W. ORTH. IR. . . Name Card Committee . . intra- mural basketball . . CYC . . College Prep . . IUDITH ANN ORTH . . Announcement Committee . . FHA . . IA . . GAA . . ambiticn, nurse . . General Course. PATRICIA GENEVIEVE OSCHE . . Announcement Committee . . Deco Club . . St. Mary's Sodality . . Commercial Course . . SHIRLEY ANN OSTWINCH . . Ticket Committee . . GAA sports manager . . Deco Club . . Rainbow Girls . . Luther League . . Commercial Course . . LARRY V. PACOE . . Class Night Committee . . Photography Club . . DeMolay PMC . . College Prep. SYLVIA I. PAGANELLI . . Announcement Committee . . CYC . . St. Michael's Sodality . . employed at Iack and Iill Cleaners . . General Course . . IOYCE ANN PAPE . . GAA . . Deco Club . . Deco Min' strel . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . IUDITH ANN PARASKA . . Banquet Committee . . Glee Club . . French Club . . GAA . . Library Aide . . College Prep. NORMA IEAN PARKER . . GAA . . PNA . . member of Church Choir and Youth Group . . General Course . . DOROTHY THERESA PASCAZI . . Class Night Committee . . Girls Glee Club . . FHA . . hobby is roller skating . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . BERNARD I. PASQUALICHIO. IR. . . Track . . swimming . . intra- mural sports . . College Prep. YVONNE ANN PASTORIUS . . Banquet Committee . . GAA . . FNA . . CDolA . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep . . MICHAEL LOWEI.L PAWK . . Memorial Committee . . Homeroom president . . DeMolay . . IA . . College Prep . . LEON EDWARD PAWLOWICZ . . FI-'A . . intramural bowling and riflery . . 4-H . . St. Stanislaus Holy Name Society . . General Course. IOYCE ANN PAYTAS . . FNA . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . St. Conrad's Society president . . General Course . . NORMA IEAN PELL . . Committee oi Committees . . GAA . . CDofA . . CYC . . am- bition, secretary . . Business Course . . SYLVIA IRENE PENGRYN . . Publicity Committee . . GAA . . Palette Art Club . . A Cappella Choir . . Commercial Course. MARY LOUISE PENISCH . . Announcement Committee . . Member of FNA . . ambition is to be a nurse . . College Prep . . HARRY PEPPER . . Athletic Event Committee . . varsity football letter, intramural board of control . . intramural sports . . Biggest Blufier . . College Prep . . ROBERT PERCY . . Hobby is swimming . . General Course. LUELLA ANN PETERSON . . GAA member . . FHA . . Librari-Annes . . Business Course . . HOMER G. PHILIPS . . Awards Day Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . Boys Symphoztium . . Time Out for Ginger . . student announcer . . College Prep . . SHIRLEY MARIE PHILLIPS . . Publicity Committee . . Girls Glee Club . . GAA . . FTA . . am- bition, physical education teacher. Pagv T-wrnly-Jrfurn SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 IOSEPHINE PINCEK . . Name Card Committee . . GAA . . CYC . . employed Himchaks Insurance . . Commercial Course . . ANTHONY A. PIZER . . FFA president . . 4-I-I president . . Farm Safety Award . . Chapter Farmer Degree . . ambition, county agent . . College Prep . . NANCY LEE PIZOR . . Class Night Committee . . student annourtcer . . GAA . . Ushers Club president . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club. DENNIS RICHARD PLAISTED . . Publicity Committee . . track . . Chess Club . . Spanish Club . . Luther League . . College Prep . . ILENE EDNA PLAISTED . . Senior Hop Committee . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . employed at Wingert Contracting . . Business Course . . DOROTHY PODOBENSKY . . Magnet Representative . . GAA . . hobbies swimming, dancing and skating . . Business Course. FREDERICK POLANEC . . Concert Choir . . French Club . . Spanish Club president . . Boys Symphonium . . College Prep . . BARBARA ELLEN POLLOCK . . Committee of Committees . . GAA sports manager . . FNA . . ambition, nurse . , College Prep . . PATRICIA L. POLLOCK . . A-B certificates . . GAA . . Photography Club . . Hi Service Club . . ambition, landscape architect . . College Prep. ALBERT IOSEPH PORTMAN . . Awards Day Committee . . swimming letter . . FFA . . employed at Portmans Dairy . . Agricultural Course . . IOHN D. POVLICK . . Cap and Gown Committee . . hobbies hunting and fishing . . employed at E. M. Tunstall . . Auto Mechanics Course . . EDWARD S. POWELL. IR. . . Swimming . . employed at West End Drug Store . . hobby is photography . . College Prep. MARY ANN PREMENTINE . . Ticket Committee . . employed at Sinke' vich Market . . Commercial Course . . IOHN WILLIAM PRINGLE . . Class vicevpresident . . Most Popular . . Iunicr Kiwanian . . Concert Chcir . . varsity football and basketball letters . . WILLIAM L. PROTZMAN . . Prom Committee . . FFA . , Luther League . . hobby, baseball . . ambition, mechanic . . General Course. LEONARD IO!-IN PRUCKNER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B cer- tificates . . IA . . employed at the Hub . . College Prep . . RALPH IOSEPH QUESTIAUX. IR. . . A member oi the FFA . . employed at Portmans Dairy . . Agricultural Course . . GEORGE H. RADER . . A member of FFA for three years . . Agricultural Course. TONIA DIANE RADER . . Class Night Committee . . GAA . . Deco Club . . Deco Minstrel . . employed at Troutmans . . Commercial Course . . SALLY MAXINE RAIBLE . . Participated in swimming . . ambitior, secretary . . DONNA LEE RAPIER . . Prom Committee . . Palette Art Club historian . . Lyndora Drum and Bugle Corps . . Business Course. WILLIAM I. RAPP . . Cap and Gown Committee . . intramural wrestling . . hobby, electronics . . College Prep . . DONNA ANN RAUSCH . . Prom Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . Band maiorette letter . . student announcer . . GAA . . Business Course , . KARL W. RAYBUCK . . Banquet Committee . . homeroom vice-president . . B certificates . . French Club . . ambition, engineer . . College Prep. WILLIAM LEE RAYBUCK . . I-lobby, guns . . employed Treesdale Farms . . choir Methodist Church . . Industrial Course . . IACQUELINE L. REDDICK . . Name Card Committee . . Band . . Rainbow Girls . . Y-Teens . . hobby, art . . Oueen's Court . . General Course . . MAR- GARET IEAN RENFORTH . . Bowling, basketball, volleyball . . FHA . . St. Paul's Sodality . . General Course . . Banquet Committee. Page Twenty-right SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 CAROL LYNN RENNO . . Class Night Committee . . GAA . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, dancer . . A and B certificates . . Commercial Course . . DONALD F. REOT1' . . Hobbies hunting, dancing, tishirg . . Holy Name Society . . General Course . . REBECCA I. RICHARDS . . Banquet Committee . . Ushers Club . . FHA . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . ambition, homemaking teacher. LEON LQROY RILEY . . Order of DeMolay . . YMCA . . hobbies swim- ming, football, boxing . . ambition, Marines . . General Course . . CLARA HARVIENNE RINKER . . Commencement Committee . . hob- hies bowling, volleyball, dancing . . General Course . . ELSIE E. RINKER . . Hobbies skating, bowling, dancing . . GAA . . ambition. homemaker . . General Course. EUGENE G. RIPPER . . AKV Dancing Club in New Kensington . . ambition, mechanic . . Auto Mechanics Course . . CAROL ANN RISCH . . B certificates . . GAA . . bowling . . St. Paul's Sodality . . employed Woolworths . . ambition, nurse . . General Course . . P. RICHARD RITTELMANN . . Publicity Committee . . varsity swim- ming . . Palette Art Club president . . ambition, engineer. CLAUDE ALBERT ROBB . . Hobby, photography . . ambition to be- come a lawyer . . College Prep . . MARY ANN ROBB . . Yearbook Staff . . Concert Choir . . GAA sports manager . . lunior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, lab technician . , College Prep . . MYRTLE DEAN ROBERSON . . Banquet Committee . . B certificates . . ambition. teacher . . College Prep. IEAN LEE ROBISON . . Commencement Committee . . A certificates . . French Club . . Ushers Club . . FTA . . ambition, teacher . . Honor student . . College Prep . . RICHARD ROCK . . Intramural swimming . . hobby, hunting . . ambition, Marines . . General Course . . RERNICE L. RODGERS . . Commencement Committee . . B certificates . . GAA . . Commercial Course. CAROL LEE ROE . . Yearbook Staff . . Concert Choir . . GAA . . FTA vice-president . . Ushers Club . . IA . . College Prep . . RUTH IRENE ROSELLI . . Prom Committee . . B certificate . . Orchestra . . Ushers Club . . Spanish Club . . FNA . . IA . . ambition, nurse . . RUTH L. ROSENBLUM . . After School Dance Committee . . Spanish Club . . lunior Tuesday Musical Club . . College Prep. MARY ELLEN ROSS . . Magnet Representative . . GAA . . Art Club . . French Club . . General Course . . PAULA MARCH ROSSEN . . Hop Committee . . Concert Choir . . French Club . . Twelve Angry Women . . College Prep . . DOMINIC EARL ROVETTO . . After School Dance Committee . . intramural basketball, water polo . . Senior Hi-Y . . ambition, tailor. IOSEPH THOMAS ROZIC . . Prom Committee . . St. Cor'rad's Holy Name Society . . IA . . College Prep . . CAROL ANN RUBY . . Senior Hop Committee . . GAA . . Palette Art Club . . French Club . . FTA . . ambition, teacher . . College Prep . . PAUL BASIL RUSSIN . . Intramural riflery . . hobbies, hunting, fishing . . Catholic Youth League . . ambition, Marines . . General Course. MARY ANN RUSSO . . St. Michael's Sodality . . employed Murphys . . ROSEMARY RYAN . . Hobbies are volleyball, basketball and art . . Deco Minstrel . . Palette Art Club . . ambition, secretary . . St. los- eph's Sodality . . Covop Course . . EVELYN I. SARVER . . Hobbies are bowling and roller skating . . ambiticn, bookkeeper . . Commer- cial Course. Pagf Tfwrnty-ninr SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 SALLY A. SARVER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . St. Mary's So- dality vice-president . . employed Butler Hospital . . ambition, nurse . . RAYMOND H. SAUL . . Intramural basketball . . employed Eagal Coal Co. . . hobbies hunting, fishing . . College Prep . . ROSE MARIE SAVANNAH . . A Cappella Choir . . St. Michael's Sodality secretary . . hobby, music . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course. PATRICIA ANN SCHAFFNER . . Banquet Committee . . GAA . . Deco Minstrel . . St. Conrad's Sodality . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . SAMUEL RICHARD SCHAFFNER . . Employed as a stock boy . . ambition. master mechanic . . Auto Mechanics Course . . MARY RUTH SCHANEY . . B certificates . . Orchestra . . GAA . . Librari-Annes . . ambition, teacher . . College Prep. MARY IOSEPI-IINE SCHNEIDER . . Best Sport . . Committee of Com- mittees . . Concert Choir . , GAA . . Cheerleader . . FNA . . College Prep . . ROSEMARY E. SCHNEIDER . . Prom Committee , . GAA . . Palette Art Club . . French Club . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, art teacher . .VIRGINIA ANN SCHNIIZKI . . B certificate . . Girls Glee Club . . Deco Club treasurer . . Co-op Course. DONNA SCHNUR . . Iurtior Choir . . GAA . . FHA vice-president . . Deco Minstrel . . St. Peter's Sodality . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . WAYNE F. SCHNUR . . Employed Pcrtmans Dairy . . hobby. collecting match books . . General Course . . ADOLPH VINCENT SCIALABBA . . Intramural softball . . St. Michael's Boys Club . . employed Murphys . . hobby, hunting . . General Course. IAMES ARTHUR SCOTT . . Student Council . . intramural swimming, bowling . . Deco Club . . employed lsraels . . ambition, retailing . . General Course . . WILLIAM C. SCUDDER . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, Navy . . General Course . . MARILYN IEAN SEDORIS . . Announcement Committee . . B certificates . . Deco Minstrel . . em- ployed by Dr. Blaine . . Co-op Course. EARL SEILER . . Commencement Committee . . intramural water polo, ping-pong . . Butler Hunting and Fishing Club . . Archery Club . . College Prep . . RICHARD CHARLES SELFRIDGE . . intramural riflery, bowling . . employed Kresges . . General Course . . THOMAS WIL- LIAM SELLERS . . Class Night Committee . . Most Musical . . Band, Orchestra . . College Prep. ELAINE V. SHAFFER . . After School Dance Committee . . GAA . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, beautician . . General Course . . SUZANNE ELIZABETH SHAFFER . . Cap and Gown Committee . . Latin Club . . Rainbow Girls, Past Worthy Adviser . . College Prep , . WILLIAM CHARLES SHANNON . . Announcement Committee . . Spanish Club . . Visual Aide Crew . . ambition, accountant. IAMES K. SHEARER . . Committee of Committees . . A Cappella Choir . . IA . . DeMolay . . employed Thorofare . . College Prep . . THOMAS C. SHELOK . . Memorial Committee . . homeroom president . . intra, mural basketball . . IA . . College Prep . . IOHN D. SHEPTAK . . Intramural basketball . . member of Hunting and Fishing Club . . hobbies, cars, hunting . . General Course. ELEANOR IEAN SHEVER . . Athletic Event Committee . . intramural bowling . . hobby, square dancing . . ambition, secretary . . SHIRLEY IEAN SHEVER . . Prom Committee . . A Cappella Choir . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . ambition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . IOAN M. SHULTZ . . Announcement Committee . . hobbies, skating, dancing . . ambition, secretary. Pagr Thirty SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 SHARON LEE SIMMER . . Name Card Committee . . Iunior Tuesday Musical Club . . ambition, interior decorator . . Commercial Course . . IOY ELVIRA SIMON . . Thespians . . Iunior CYC . . hobbies dancing, art . . Magnet sales representative . . Commercial Course . , WAYNE DWIGHT SIMPSON . . Student Council Alternate . . French Club . . IA . . DeMolay . . ambition, chemical engineer . . College Prep. IAMES B. SINCLAIR . . FFA . . taking General Course . . TOM SINZ . . employed at Me and Chuck's U-Guess-It Shop . . took Industrial Arts Course . . ALICE IEAN SKELLEY . . Attendance office aide . . employed at Isalys . . hobbies dancing, skating . . ambition to be a success . . General Course. BARBARA ANN SMITH . . Class Night Committee . . A and B cer tificates . . Latin Club . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition to be a nurse . . BETTY LOUISE SMITH . . Awards Committee . . Deco Minstrel . . church choir and Luther League . . Cooperative Office Training Course . . DELMER MERVIN SMITH . . FFA . . Air Guards . . hobby, col- lecting model airplanes. DIANN MARIE SMITH . . Deco Club secretary . . St. Mary's Sodality secretary . . employed Heckett Engineering . . Cooperative Office Training Course . . EDWARD DAVIS SMITH . . Prom Committee . . Orchestra letter . . Chess Club . . IA , . ambition, chemical engineer . . KAY LOUISE SMITH . . Intramural bowling and softball . . em- ployed at Woolworths . . ambition to be a store clerk. LEROY E. SMITH , . Annourcement Committee . . marching and cone cert band letters . . Boys Symphonium Club . . ambition, physicist . . WILLIAM D. SMI'I'H . . Marching band letter . . intramural swim- ming, track . . IA . . CARL HARRY SNYDER . . Employed as a stock boy at the Thorofare Supermarket . . taking the Auto Mechanics Course. DON E. SNYDER . . Employed at the Dillich Lumber Company . . ambition is to be a draftsman . . General Course . . MARLOU SNYDER . . Best Looking . . Oueen's Court . . Yearbook Stall . . Latin Club . . Rainbow Girls . . College Prep . . WILLIAM E. SNYDER . . Employed at Butler Speedway . . hobby, leathercrait . . ambition, carpenter . . Shop Course. DONNA MARIE SOBKOWZ . . Publicity Committee . . attendance office aide . . hobby, dancing . . ambition, purchasing agent . . Col- lege Prep . . MARY ANN SOMERS . . Cap and Gown Committee . . B certificates . . FNA . . ambition, nurse . . DOLORES I. SPINNE- WEBER . . Deco Minstrel . . St. Mary's Sodality treasurer . . ambition. bookkeeper . . Commercial Course. DONALD LEWIS SPITHALER . . Member of Visual Aide Crew . . em- ployed at Spithaler Bros. Contractors . . Auto Body Ccurse . . NORMA IEAN STEIGHNER . . B Certificates . . St. Michael's Sodality publicity chairman . . ambition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course . . RUTH ANN STEPHENSON . . Orchestra . . publicity chairman of St. Wendelin's Sodality . . ambition, telephone operator. THOMAS R. STEPHENSON . . Member cf FEA . . ambition to be car- penter . . Agricultural Course . . DIANE S. STEPP . . Magnet News- paper copy editor . . Oueen's Court . . intramural volleyball, bowling . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, college , . College Prep . . KAREN ANITA STEPP . . Finance Committee . . I-lomeroom officer . . GAA , . GAA Executive Council . . Gregg Shorthand Award. Pagf Thfrly-our SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 MARY LOUISE STERN . . Publicity Committee . . IA . . FNA vice- president . . St. Peter's CYC president . . ambition, nurse . . College Prep Course . . NANCY LEE STEVENSON . . Commencement Com' mittee . . A certificates . . Concert Choir . . FTA , . ambition, teacher . . Honor student . . College Prep . . BARBARA ELLEN STEWART . . Magnet Newspaper feature editor . . Concert Choir . . FTA . . Rain- bow Girls . . ambition, teacher. EUGENE R. STIVASON . . FFA . , hobbies are square dancing and woodworking . . ambition either a carpenter or a truck driver . . IAMES EDWIN STOKES . . Chess Club treasurer . . Spanish Club . . IA . . employed Schuberts Service Station . . ambition, college . . CATHERINE MARIE STOKES . . Employed Klughs Market . . ambition, telephone operator . . General Course. DONNA MAE STROBEL . . French Club . . Attendance Office Aide . . Young People's Club president . . ambition, secretary . . Secretarial Course . . SUZANNE ELEANOR STURM . . Senior Hop Committee . . intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling, swimming . . PATRICIA ANN SUCHY . . Homeroom secretary . . GAA . . hobbies drawing, dancing . . ambition, private secretary . . Secretarial Course. ROSE MARIE SWAIN . . Announcement Committee . . Latin Club . . FNA . . St. Iohn's Sodality . . College Prep Course . . CARL T. SWIDZINSKI . . Intramural basketball . . employed at Loblaws . . hobby, huntirfg . . General Course . . GLENDA IRENE SYKES . . Banquet Committee . . was class secretary for three years at Chicora High School . . Commercial Course. NANCY LEE TACK . . Publicity Committee . . Yearbook staff, typist . . IA . . FTA , . Art Club . . employed Penneys . . ambition, art teacher . . CAROLYN IANE TAGGART . . Banquet Committee . . intramural volleyball, basketball . . FNA . . IA . . ambition, nurse . . MICHAEL GERALD TAPER . . Intramural basketball, water polo . . French Club . . employed Tapers Iewelry Store. IOANN E. TARCHA . . Ticket Committee . . intramural sports . . FNA . . Palette Art Club . . employed Penneys . . ambition, nurse . . PATRICIA CAROL TASSEY . . A Cappella Choir . . intramural sports . . CDofA Drum and Bugle Corps . . employed Woolworths . . am- bition to be a success . . LARRY ALBERT THOMAS . . Marager of Stage Crew . . Visual Aide Crew . . employed Grilfins Meat Market . . ambition, butcher. WILBERT DALE THOMAS . . Intramural basketball, bowling . . St. Iohn's Greek Catholic basketball team . . hobby, sports . . ambition, Navy . . DONNA LEA THOMPSON . . Member of the Meridian File and Drum Corps . . ambition is to be a beautician . . ALICE LOUISE TIMBLIN . . Most Bashiul . . Bible Club . . Ycung People's secretary- treasurer . . General Course. FRANK TINCHA . . Intramural basketball and swimming . . ambition to join Army . . General Course . . DIANE YVONNE TURNER . . Intramural basketball, volleyball, bowling . . Rainbow Girls . . ambition, private secretary . . Commercial Course . . HARRY I.. TWERDOK . . Prom Committee . . Palette Art Club . . YMCA . . am- bition, Naval Air Force. MICHAEL G. URAM . . Athletic Committee . . intramural basketball and gclf . . employed Bon Aire Furniture . . ambition, Air Force . . IOHN W. VANDERSYDE . . Member of St. Mary's Holy Name Society . . likes to bowl . . ambition, auto body repairman . . takes Auto Body . . LOUISE IOAN Van GROOTENBRUEI. . . Name Card Com' mittee . . Deco Minstrel . . CDOIA . . GAA. Pagr Thirty-lfwo SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 STEVE I. VAVRO . . Concert Choir . . Symphonium Club . . intra- mural basketball . . ambition, pharmacist . . College Prep Course . . RICHARD VAYDA . . Senior Hop Committee . . Geography Club . . likes radio work . . College Prep Course . . GEORGIA ANN VERLATO . . Magnet Yearbook staff . . Palette Art Club . . GAA . . IA . . ambition, teacher . . Honor student . . College Prep Course. MARY LOUISE WAGNER . . Deco Minstrel . . Luther League . . am- bition, secretary . . Commercial Course . . IOYCE ELAYNE WALKER . . FNA . . Library Assistant . . Student Council . . A certificate . . Stephen Foster Music Club . . Honor student . . LOU EMMA BELLE WALKER . . President 4-H Club . . employed Tacks bakery . . am- bition, telephone operator . . Commercial Course. DOUGLAS E. WALSH . . Athletic representative . . intramural basket- ball . . track . . Holy Name Society ot St. Paul's . . College Prep Course . . IEANETTE ARLENE WALSH . . Name Card Committee . . GAA . . FHA . . FNA . . ambition, nurse . . GEORGE E. WARDLE . . Best Sport . . Prom Committee . . Memorial Committee . . lunior Kiwanian . . varsity football and track . . Boy-of-the-Month. BRUCE E. WATSON . . Participated in intramural wrestling in sopho- more and junior years . . hobby is hunting . . took the General Course . . IAMES N. WEAVER . . Likes to build things . . wants to become a carpenter . . employed Butler Speedway . . plans to enter the Armed Service . . DALE S. WEIGLE . . FFA . . likes bowling and roller skating . . General Course. CHARLOTTE M. WEILAND . . lrttramural bowling, volleyball, swim- ming, horseback riding . . wants to be a success . . General Course . . LARRY E. WEILAND . . Likes baseball . . plans to enter the Air Force . . General Course . . SHIRLEY IEAN WELKER . . St. Mark's Luther League . . Busy-Bee 4-H Club . . five first prizes in 4-H projects . . General Course. GLENN D. WELLS . . Participated in intramural shooting and cross- country . . employed at Medical Arts Building . . General Course . . RICHARD A. WELTER . . Visual Aide Crew . . FFA . . Chapter Farmer Degree . . General Course . . SARA I. WEST . . Biggest Blulfer . . Prom Committee . . Concert Choir . . Cheerleader . . GAA . . Twelve Angry Women . . French Club . . Y-Teens. ROSALIE A. WETICK . . Awards Day Committee . . FHA . . St. Peter's Young Ladies' Sodality . . lunior Choir . . MARGARET ANN WHITE . . Name Card Committee . . Concert Choir . . GAA . . Good News . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . Rainbow Girls . . FRANCES ANN WIECKOSKI . . GAA . . Deco Minstrel . . Y-Teens . . ambition, Busi- ness College . . Commercial Course. NANCY MAE WII.LIAMS . . Ticket Committee . . FNA . . GAA . . Rainbow Girls . . Meridian Fife and Drum Corps . . DALE WILLISON . . Iunior Rotarian . . varsity basketball and track . . K of C baseball team . . General Course . . PATRICIA LOUISE WILLISON . . Name Card Committee . . FHA . . Deco Minstrel . . IA . . St. Michael's So- dality . . Commercial Course. PHYLLIS ANN WILSON . . Senior Hop Committee . . Palette Ari Club . . IA . . district orchestra letter . . Orchestra . . Band letter . . IAMES LARRY WINER . . French Club . . Chess Club . . DeMolay . . IA . . president of Natco . . wants to go to West Point . . College Prep Course . . DAVID GORDON WISE . . Participated in intramural bowl- ing . . raises hamsters . . ambition, Navy. Page Thirty-three .1 ...11- SENIORS . . . Class of 1956 EDWARD I. WITT. IR. . .1.111111:1. 1 1111 1'1':'1 11,1 1111 11 111-111111 111111 ' fu111s11 , . DAVID LEE WOGAN . . 1:11111 . . Y 1111 1'- 111 11111111111 . . , 17111V1111f,1y . . 1I!111117y4' 11 13111141 P11111 . . N1 wfq 111 1 1 1 1 111-1 y11111 ..CT11111-111 1'11111f'1111:s1 MBERNICE VALERII-X WOITYNA . . LT1 111111y 111 11 19111111 111 111111.11 y1-111 . . 111'-.11 . . Y 11--11:5 . . Y'11.'1k'1. Q ,f Q PHYLLIS MAXINE WOLFROM . . . . , 111 11111-:'1-1 . . A 131111111 1111 If 1 17111011 , . 1-1111111311111 M-1111111 N11211111 1' 1111: , 111111111 1'1 111121 . . A BEVERLY GRACE WONDERLY . . 111111-1111' .111 11111' . . 'IAA . . , 1l'11I'KIII111ILl1 111,1w11111: . . 1q,,11::' 11.111-' . , S1 11.111 1'1111:11 . ,igigwmf HARRY PAUL WRIGHT . . 111111111 1 I 11.1 11,-'N . . 211- I1 11 1111111 - 4 111111 1111 LI 11111111 M111'1111111y 11111.11 11511 11, LEO I. YOUNG . . 1111 111111 Thu 1 ' 11 1 1 111111151111 . , .N,- VYCVT . . 1'111111111y11'1 1'1'1111 '1'1.r11111 . , 5 .11 1 111.11 , . NANCY ' ELLEN YOUNG , , 1x'1u11111.11 1Y11S' . . VNF1 . . 1111 . . 1.-'1 . . 1211111111111 1,,1111'11 . .1f'YCf . . 11111111111111 11111s1 . 11- 11' 1111 13111 . . SUSAN IRENE YOUNG . , 111111111111 19'-x-.'11 1' 1 1 . . L111:1111' F11111 111:1'11 . . TNA ' ' 132, 11- 1111?a1:f'w 1 Wx- 'G A, -1 1 . , 1 1 , 21 , ,. V7 1 . . 11.111111 L111,11.1111 . . 1111111 11 1 1 1111 y111 11.111.1y.1 1 ' -2, v ROBERT CHARLES YUENGERT . . 11 1.1111111 '11.11111,'111 . . 11yIlI ,V 5 1J1113I'1ll1I1l F11111 . . 11111111 1151111 111 S1111 111 . . 1111111111 1111-1:-1111111v11 , , F 1 ' 1 IOSEPHINE MARIE ZACCARI . . HRA . . 111111111 V11111 11 , . 1111111 kky' ,111 G11-QC11111. . 31, 1V111'111111':s Y11111111 11111114 11111131 . , 1'1'1:::11-11:1111111111 Q 1 11' 'K 1 . . CAHOLE SUE ZALUDEK . , 11111 1' 11 111 . , 11111 . . '11111111 1 X 111'-ws , . 1.y111111111 17111111 11111 14111 1' 1 MARILYN LOU ZARNICK . . 1'N1'1. . , 111 ' 11111111111 . , 121, 1'111- 11:3 Y11L1n11 111111125 f1111z111111y . . 'H12 11'y111 111 1-N 11w 11111: . 1 111111111 '1111 l1,7,1lS1k'. N111 111111111111 1111'v111 11111111111 . , 1111111111 11111111 , . 111111y 1111111111 . . 13111111111 1111ss1 1..' -111 1, w . . 1Q- 1111- 111 1,1 1311111-11:1 , . 5111111111 511111111111 . . 11111111 M1111 Honor Students-How One: N11111 y 13111111 151111, 11-1111 111111151111 3111111111 111111111111, 11.11111 1v1u1,'111111111.1. Row Two: 111111 N11'1: 111111, .11111',' 11111' 11111121111 1 y Vv '11 R1114111, Mruy 11111 I1 111111511-y. Row Three: 1111111 1V1'.'1I11.jG11L5, Q1-,I-1111 V111111. 1.5-111 1,1.,1y1:. I'1l1!1' -rllifl-1'-ffl HERE COMES MAGNlitS . Here's our Martian friend Magnus who keeps popping up throuqh the book. Wi1n1t do you want, younq tellow? Did your rocket run out ot fuel? No, sir! Tin here to tell you to turn this page and see the proud space beauties, the qaloxy ot stars and the fellow stu- dents who worked hard on senior Connnittees. I must he going now but see you in ci couple of poqesf' . . This interview had to be translated into Enqlish. Since Mortian lcinquoqe is the next thing to French, Miss Hehn, ioreiqn icinquaqe tecichf er, did the tronsiotion. 4' 3 ' l Q x. 9,29 Ogfnr 'ZE- u 'P M4 ,Q 1 ,vw fs' u , an 31 ish ,XA ,I 05'- QL M iw 3' - M alawi fi ff a TH' 855 ai ' H 1 5 1 4 Aff EJ I T1 is iff w fi V f 5 15 HW ilu' Q-?1I1'l'1I,5 Qfuurf Eden gf 11 Qiraxjniknhirlw Q5,Tff3m5t,, X ., ,,gVnW ' ,iw ,Af ,,V Qu GI 2'1 -'l Qqcwlnu 17351111 mill or Snnjbvr Zillxxrizaltg 19iexn-e fHafg,urcT STQHJ Qyzzflt ll I1 E1 L' VS U IT u 5 Uacqxmmnnn .mc Qfollvxxglx Galaxy oi Stars DATE LIST BEST LOOKING MOST VERSATILE MOST POPUI Marlou Snyder Icme Nicholas Iohn Pringle Robert Giunta Ioe Morabit Dixie Barlow BEST SPORT WITTIEST BIGGEST BLUFFER MOST LIKEL George Wardle lim Grey Sally West SUCCEE Mary Io Schneider Barbara Green Harry Pepper Lynn Murp Richard Me Pzlrlr' 'I'l lr Bill Faust, photographer, had quite a time getting the Galaxy of Stars pictures taken this year. Even though the lizard had spent a year in formaldehyde, Sally refused to let Harry give it to her. Mary Io sprayed Reddi- Whip in George's face and he just laughed while spraying her back. Ioe Lestyk and Angie, as usual, would not stop talking. Our hoboes, Lynn and Dick, did not View the future with as much optimism as their class- mates. Barbara and lim were caught touch- ing up Will Shakespeare, and Ianie found loe in a dress, mixing up a cake, as she started to work on her car. Date lists were being checked by Dixie and Oogie while iitterbugging lanet and lim were rocking the gym. The poor photographer caught Sharon teaching Dale how to tackle. ludging from the picture, Marlou may be Miss America some day, and Bob the darling of the college campus. Mary Ann and Tom were found one night after school trying to imitate Lib- erace and George, and Buck sent Alice a Valentine on February 14. MOST BASHF UL Alice Timblin Richard Bachura BEST DANCER Ianet Fudoli Iames Grossi MOST MUSICAL MOST TALKATIVE MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ann Derkics Angirae Litz Dale Betty Tom Sellers Ioe Lestyk Sharon Martin Payf Tllirly-niln 4 5 1 wi Awards Day Committee Row One: T. Gall, McDaniel, Fuellqral, Nulph. Row Two: Barlow, Lonqdon, E, l-lube, B. Smith. Row Three: H, Phillips, Hecith, Nicol, Focht. Banquet Committee Row One: Richards, C. Miller, Pcistorius, Eichenlcxub, DeVeri ny. Row Two: Leith, Sclialiner, Nemeth, Ncimbetslci, Taqqort Row Three: R. Fisher, Hair, I Koscir, K. Rciybuck. COMMITTEES Homeroom Athletic Representatives Row One: Mack, C. Miller, McClelland, Cubbisori Row Two: Nowokowski, Geither, Mails. After School Dance Committee Row One: Rosenblum, Gcxlloqher, Kennedy, Aq- qcxs. Row Two: Bloom, Clemens, Barlow, S. Mor- lih. Row Three: Houllioh, Kirk, E. Shofler. Athletic Event Committee Row One: L. Grohom, Horrer, Oczypok, Commiso. Row Two: Gressley, U r o m , Killmeyer, Grossi. Row Three: Kriley, D. Notosi, Loconi, Betty. Announcements Committee Row One: Orth, Sedoris, Swain, Eolcin. Row Two: Heosley, lvlicmo, Osche, Penlsch. Row Three: l-loehn, Shultz, R. Myers, L. Smith. Prlglr' l uI'lw1'-1 I I - I Committee of Committees Row One: Pell, Pollack, Christy, Kaul! mam. Row Two: Bell, lsabella, M. Schneider, Derlcics. Row Three: Heilf mfm, Gurrier, Shearer, Daly. Finance Committee Row One: Acauaviva, K. Stepp, Ash- bauah, MacKirmey. Row Two: Suchy. Odrey, Barto, Mcilallauqh. Row Three: Flack, L. Miller, K. Miller, Leshey. l'f1gfr FIll'fj f'lL'II S v :.aw:-'Nl Q3 Hop Committee Row One: Okeson, McCall, M. Cress, Sturm, Mino- hari. Row Two: Hessen, McCammar1, S. McKin- ney, Lawson, Plaisied. Row Three: T. Mrlvlurray, Hice, C. Gall, P. Wilsori. Row Four: Emmett, Pririqle, H. Vayda. Row Five: D. Ashbauqh, Bal- four, K. Kuhris. I f ' :rl Commencement Committee Row One: Bole, N. Stevenson, Binker, Andres. Row Two: C. Birchbickler, Krebs, Badgers, Nol- 5 sheim. Row Three: Barlow, Seller. Class Night Committee Row One: Pascazi, Rader, I. Graham, George, Anderson. Row Two: B. Smith, Houston, Benno, Pizor. Row Three: Sellers, Pacoe, Mays, Fer- ULISOII. Cap and Gown Committee Row One: Gaillot, Somers, Leitem, C. lanes. Row Two: S. Young, S. Sarver, Lohmuller, Curzi. Row Three: Baptiste, P. Miller, B. Graham, M. Graham. Row Four: l-l. Fry, Ordy, Povliclc, C. Neigh. Row Five: Pringle, E. Heist, Kraclel, L. Young. Row Six: Kingsf ley, Sinclair. pllfll' I'l11l'f-1 f,ll'I'l' -1' Memorial Committee Row One: Cippollorie, Houston, Hutli, Wrirdle. Row Two: G. Long, Nolan, Sliololc, Barr. Name Cards Committee Row One: Wliiie, Keene, R. Campbell, Bemis. Row Two: Piricek, Bciclimcm, Wfilsli, Recldifrlc. Row Three: Lasichak, Bum, Willisoii. Homeroom Magnet Representatives Row One: Simon, V. Miller, Zfmrfiri Ciriqolaiii. Row Two: I. Fisliel, Bucli man, Kreri, Ross. Row Three: K. Sie-pp M. Graham, Poclobeiisky, Liizeiiberq Row Four: Hervey, I. Campbell, P. Gil lilarid. gb, f-. O J X Y i' Ticket Committee Row One: Cliiilim, Becicliem, Tdrcliu, Ndtili. Row Two: Gulisin, Cyqon, Williciiiis, Hilvosky. Row Three: Hoovler, Hosidence, Frenclidk. Publicity Committee Row One: Dullcxr, Divins, Sobkowz, M. Russo, Doullielt. Row Two: Tuck, Penqryn, Stern, S. Phillips. Row Three: Donnel, Rittelmdnn, Niclif olds, AIISIIILIII. Q1 f QJ S41 mt ri Prom Committee Row One: Boyd, S. West, Hilliard, Rduscli. Row Two: Roselli, Donner, Hillman, Gyon- qosi. Row Three: R. Schneider, S. Sliever, Guttormsen, Herold. Row Four: Rdnier, E. Smith, Wdrdle, Nolan, Ndnni. Row Five: Protzmdn, Allen, Oesierlinq, Grocik, Row Six: Twerdolc, Mull, Rozic, Hetrick. l'4lg1r I u1'ty-fi-ru' Aus Ijfljll' l 11rlyfJIx 1 ., I A K L.. , gg aid xi 4 .flyl hx - ...- . Q A Q, ,- -. .11 .11 1.21 , 11 2 I yf IVYK! . , I I I 5 AMS. i L, if-i 'I 4 34 1.11 1, It X xi 1 f 1 Q1 tl -luniurs - QIIQISS UII I-Iwo is 1I1O IUXIIOII vI11f:::, Iivw I11111d1ocI II1ITIY'SCVE7I1 ::1111111g, WI1c1 CIIKP CIIILKICIY 1:I1111111111.1 H1011 Trips of the future, I.Ix'IIliIIILI IIIQIII 1I11s YGSII 1119 S1111c:Iy W1sI1- 11ev, 1-1rQs1cIQ11Iq I1111 I,c11ry, V11-11 1':1'951CIe11Ip Kay IDIILIIII, 11011111 t111yg c111d Do1o1I1y HNIIQI' 111111: 11101. AUTO BODY SHOP: II.111y.1I-1 II11w1l1 I 14111111111 I.. C1-111111-11 I. I'111.111, IIIIIY F. I'11.I-'11vIfc I' W1 .I I.1 1: 'It I.I1 1111w, N1111I1, NHIII 11 II II. IIIIIQ 1 I'-11y I311 11: I1- III1' 111111 H11 11+ 1, ICM. I1 11: AI. I-I 1I1111:, iI11111I IKIIII, II, SI11111 1ZI1.111 I.. 3111111-y II. S111 1I111111. II. 'I-Ill 11111, II111, '1I.'11f'I1'11111y-1 II. XAIIII svn, We'1tn1-I, W. II-1, AUTO MECHAN ICS SHOP: I'II1.I'I1Ikl'I1. I 'III' 1' 'II II II I'1w'I'11 IIM11-I' I 1... . 1 v , ., tI1111I1114111 1fI! 1,I1111, I',1.111!'111'I-1-1 I.11111g11 I.-1111111 I111I1 INI1111111111 INI1' Il'1I ty INI 11? IZ N11 1y FJ1111I. II1111f11 IX1:Qf 1: 1 II. I'.1! 111. II I'1-111 I If SI111111, 511.111-1 I. IT11111I1 I1.I, I211111I1 Stepp, Stivison, Teague, Yohe. HOME- HOOM 100: Aqqas, Allen, Bell, Calhoun, Curzi, Einsporn, Grenet, S Frederick, Heist, Klepper, Mays Oczypolc Petroski Rernick Rider Ri t . t t P' per, D. Robb, Ryan, Schott, R. Stewart. HOMEROOM 105: Abes P. Adams, R. Brown, Daniels, H. Dennyl Fontaine, Fornelli, Hardy, G. Hindtnan, Iewart. E, Leech, Matula, Moore, Ritson, Simms, Waqner, Wasilko, Allen, K. An- derson, Betres, P. Bowser, Commisa, K. Daum, S. Elliot, French, Gajewski, Hartman, Heller, N. Hindman, Kelly, S. Johnson, Sadlak, Slater, Stotish, Stro- bel, Strayniclc. HOMEROOM 114: I. Adams, Andrews, Armstrong, Avery, Bachman, R Bowser Cheesebrou h Coo er D. . -, Qt-P, Dunn. R. Frenuhak, Heberlinq, Helder, Heitzer, Holko, Kalchthaler, Lane, Loque, McGlincy Moyer, Rabbe, B. Rodgers, Ross, Saylor, Seezox, Serventi. Sherman, Shuler, Snider, Spinneweber, W. Steiqhner, Stetzer, R. Thomas, Wal- lace. C. W.: Alexander, Barnhart, Capers, Dent, H. Frenchalc, M. Frenchak, Hasi- chak, Hoehn, W. lchnsor, Krenitslcy, Leyland, P. McDonald, Pride, Rinqlein, Rock, Pagr Forty-:even Pagr Forty-right JUNIORS -- Class of 1957 Sarver, G. Smith, Stevenson, T. Stew- art, Swain, K. Thompson, R. Thompson, Van Grootenbruel, Vararto, lohn Vavro, loseph Vavro, B. Vavro, Vidrick, Walker, Watterson, West. B. Wilson, Wimer, Wishnev, Yarqer. Zanq, Zurzola, M. Baird, T. Barber, Black, Boulanqer, Burrell, N. Campbell, Christley, Eyth, Frazzino, A. Gallagher, M. Gallagher, Harvey, Hilovsky, llutvhe ison, S. lanes, Kemper, Knepshield, Kohnen, Lassinqer, LeFevre, Lonqdon, Lord, C. McCandless, K. McCandless, MvCann, S. McLaughlin, McPherson, N. Miller, E, Oesterlinq, S. Oesterlinq, Pacoe, Pencosky, Poprovo- sky, Povlick. Zellerirto, Rocco, Hoe, Boselli, Bunkle, Shields, Shockey, Skrabak, Slauqhenhaupt, S. Stanley, D. Steiqh- ner, Swartzlander, Trombatt, Turner, Vardles, Welter, Wertz. HOMEROOM 206: W. Watson, Archer, W. Campbell, Cirhoski, Dimitt, R. Dunn, Frole, Gahaqan, Heck, Hollobauqh, D. Iohnson, S. Kaliria, Larry, McGrath, Murphy, Raisley, Salem, Wampler, Ansman, I. Beck, N. Brown, Chipreart, Daugherty, Dietrick, M. Elliot, Fair Geither, I-leineman. Henry, Hoqq, Krulatz, Lackey, Lesney, McClaHerty, I McDonald, McEvoy, F. Parker. HOME ROOM 302: D. Baird, Dickey, Douglas, R. Fowler Guintoli, Huffman, R. Horan, Hoshak, Houston, lurysta, G. Kennedy, E. Konar Eugene McCandless, McLaren, M. New easter, I. Schnur, B. Young, Boone, Bournique, Chuba Deal, Dight, Doerr, Fetzko, Geible, Gillespie, C. lones, Krebs Lepsch, McCue, K. McLaughlin, Mora bit, Plecity, Poole, Protzman, Reyer, E Smith, A. Summerville, N. Summerville C. Weilartd, M. Wilson. HOMEROOM 303: M Brown, Eedorski, Grey, Hagen, Hays Hilliard. Humes, Kroha, R. Lucas, A. Miller Wendell Miller, Oldaker, Ashe, Barron C. Brown, Covert, K. Cypher, Dumbough Edgar, Fleeger, P. Fogle, Garing, Garris, M. Green, P. Iones, Kaltenbaugh Lowery, MacFee, Malvarose, Monks. Motko, Olenec, Potter, Riddle, Rosen bauer, C. Smith, Snyder, M. Thoma. B. Thomas. HOMEROOM 304: Brock man, Crawford, Cubbison, R. Green Hudak, Kanui, Kirkpatrick, Kraus, Lesko, McGregor, Miaro, O'Donnell, Opferman, Zulick. L. Barber, Broad, S. Denny, Double English, Farmer, Ioan Filaick, Fisher, Greqq, Horwitz, Macele, Manion, Pellic clone, Rickard, Shearer, Whitaker. Pagr Forty-nina' 3O'l K! fx L' ' .,A, yi, . kit El Pagr Fifty JUNIORS -- Class of 1957 HOMEROOM SU5: Bodesheim, Book, C. Cranmer, Crawshaw, Doyle, Eicholtz, Ernst, Faloon, Gold, Hassler, T. Iohnson, Kelly, R. Konar, McCrea, Mcl.ure, Neupert, N. Newcaster, Rettiq, Stoner, Zinn, Baptiste, C, Bowser, Callender, Ceria, Codispot, Cousins, Dodds, Daria. Emery, lean Fibiclc, Gerlach, Grabe, M. Iores, I. Lucas, I. Minto, Nel- son, Rich, Sequite, M. Weiland. HOMEROOM 307: Bowers, Browne, Cur- rie, Faust, R. Green, L. Hinchberqer, McDeavitt, William Miller, Mills, Ordy, Oqr, Pet- riqni, C. Robb, Robison, B. Sellers, Bauer, B. Brown, Cratty, M. Dunn, M. Fibick, Gerstner, Gladd, K. Greenawalt. D. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, Loqan, Mack, Myers, Pape, Proctor, Rivers, D. Smith, Snodgrass, C. Thompson, Troutman, Voland, I. Williams, Woj- tyna. HOMEROOM 308: Burkett, Cushey, Felsinq, Hamel, W. Hinchberaer, lhlenfeld, Koiadinovich, Lokhaiser, Minteer, Monnie, Otterson, Ptluqh, Rose en, Bachura, M. Beck, C. Burtner, Crotzer, Culbertson, D'Vorchak, For- inqer, Fraizer, D. Gallagher, Gonda, Harper, l-lepler, Kalan, Klee, Marini, Montqom- ery, Napora, R. Patterson, Roberts, Space, S. Stewart, Vehar, Vinroe, Wol vott, Yerkins, Zahand. HOMEROOM 317 I. Campbell, Dailey, Folk, Grystar, Han na, C. Hindman, Jerry, Kontos, D. Leech, Marte, P. Minto, Palmer, Pin cok, Beers, Botsis, Byers Cunningham, Chenot, Cupps, I. Fred erick, Greenway, Headland, H. Horan, P, Kalina, McBride, Rosenzweig, Scouteguazza, Seclier, Seratine, Setzeniand, Shide- mantle, Spryn, Stine, Steinhauser, Warnick, Weaver, Wetlner, H. Young, Zachar. J' Iunior Homeroom Officers Gln following order: president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer.l ABS: Morrow, Slupe, Parker. AMS: Teague, Klann, Hetrick. Homeroom 100: Frederick, Rider, Petroski. Homeroom 105: Wasilko, Bowser, Elliott. Homeroom 114: Shuler, Byers, Frenchak. CW: R. Thompson, Rock, Lassinger. Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Cichoski, Kalina, Lackey. Guintoli, Baird, Iones. Garing, Hagen, Riddle. Kraus, Lesko, Manion. Fibick, Konar, Scott. Homeroom 307: Mack, Bauer, C. Thompson. Homeroom 308: Hinchberger, Marini, Wolcott. Homeroom 317: Wellner, lerry, Beers. Mary Alice Potter and Fred Krause work an the decora- tions tor Ming Magic, the Iunior Hop, which featured an oriental theme. lyllfll' lfifly-um' ophomore Class Officers: 131. vw l'U1','lm'sl-ay 1111123 xf1f mf 'l'l1', mxwc us Wifi' kuxml' 111 as 41 11- s..:- 11 Firm N l-,- v 1:1-1 1,w' 111511 mmm.-1111 N-WV1111 111.-11s,1111wJ. Sophomore Homeroom Officers 1111 filwwmw 1111lf1: PlVSl1l1l'11, vw 1'1fs1f1f11t, x'k'A1: y '11 71911: 14 Homeroom 103: Lcrrfferty, l,c1wlo11, Mmtxko. Homeroom 205: Hullsi-Q111, Doll.,11, F1111, Homeroom 106: Pcxrker, FT9IlC llL1lC, l4QlCJ1llOIl. Homeroom 212 G1c111c1111, Pellezgrimi, Brxllf Homeroom 213 Homeroom 301 Homeroom 315 Homeroom 316 Homeroom 111: Zcxwrotuk, 1jTGllOVl1Ii, 101195, CE: lrrmlvrirk, Sto11e'11, Lifgcxs. Homeroom 201: Swggrxll, Hcawmrd, Slifilfllfllifl. Homeroom 203: YfIllI'lC?I, Dixon, Billdilllll. Sophomore Alter School Dance Committee: Mr. V1 1115, 11.111 1: 111.11111 11,11 1, 11 111.1111 VV11l'f':, l'c1t111'.1.1 131111-111111-1. 'l'1z1'11l11-115111 11.1-11 111111 1.-111114. 13111 ywu 11111-:yrs 1111111 nfl , - SilllCl100lF, Miller, lvlfllirxl Srml, l'1lllilll1ill'l, Mc11t111. Bellcxjo, lV111Skc1, 1V1i'C1llllL'l. Wcmskcu, Smart, W1llis1,111. 11, 11+ 1+ 1.1-11111 -1 1-.1-1.11 111: 1 ' 11111 ..11l. lhmw Flffy-lflrn . ,gy-L, 1 Y A ' , v V H5555 11, QL 'F'T?5 55 4 3 f ' Vz W A x 'X S, , sgfif A ,nh :wx M4-nn' 'Q me-. M: ., 4 I WL.wX x . xy vi, A K, ff. ,Lfi rw, Q 4 ' ff ,ap- ,Q ' 'E S e i 1 -0 7 Dorothy A. Doerr li 1 3 1 ri Samuel DeSimone Hui ilisli, Afiiviiif s l iiiri:si1li j . 9' 11 5 X Uixflig Ruth E. Helm Elizabeth Hepler Iames K- Thompson Flf'Il1'll, Spuriisli Latin, History SUC1YliShf EWJUSII Alice Douthett M. Eleanor yfi Mc1rY I- Iumison Enfiligh Enqli ,f Erifilisli, Muqnot I ff! I sn!! FOREIGN LANGUAGES G I Vive la France! Ou lu lu! Eiiiciy ll tour ot qciy cexvilinfi Paris willi ci li-irifisvviiifv Fifiiivliiiifim fm CI quid: i I 0 U 5 Pcslms + ciiriilcirir' W Spririisli -'Ins droczmimi of Mcixivw. Prlgfr I ifly-frfzu' li gr Q 'TF' 'alrw Wi? P 1 Gertrude Reed lfnlzlisli, lNlll'lln'Lllll Ilii Martha Colbert Seyler lIr1l1l1:l1, l51n1111r1Iiv:: ENGLISH William A. Lehnerd Iecmnette McKee Iohn I- Millen lilllitmy Lvnvu Ermlish Entqlxsli, ASSx'll1llll4 s Surah Reid Gertrude Ritzert Albert E. Schmittleirx l.lIl Illilll Enytlissli, llvlwtlu lf11lzl1sl1 m 1, ll ill mmtx s lun may stunt li lull with H1 Il .k K x.A 1 1 ll s N11-:null l-till lvwll-YH Ijvll .N . 5 Wlm! lIlVIllUll1'S wt ll'SWKllVll wnxk Grd wvvkly tliwnivs DOIT S ptirtizlw- must lwltl lvl vollmzu yr-'ix lin-qlisli stmlx mls' 111' Fiflbl'-fl-I'l' lean A. Bell Margaret Henninqer Algebra Ellis W. Love Plane Geometry Algebra Emil W. Rosenzwelq Mathematics, Track W 0 x . Ford C. Stevenson George C. Atwell Paul Cuylor Harry L. Clawson Solid Geometry, Chemistry, Biology Driver Training Trigonometry Visual Aids Education, Aeronautics The transit is set up, but Carol and the two Toms can't agree whether to measure the distance to Saturn or Venus. Everyone swaps leaves on a biology iiolci trip in order to get the required 25 for their rollertior' Pagr' lfifiy-.vi.v Lucille Critchlow Shirley Walker Dunbar l zu xmstxy Hmlmgy if Ioseph E. Robison liwlu TY Herbert E. Elias Nelson P. Palmer lrlrzvwi 'I'm1111ml: l'l1ys1vs, l'll1l'lLULIlILiII:i limll1NLIll4'Il ,Af Q il ' 1- W i. Q-'vi if is . 1 ,- J . ' K N l V ,, . l -5' gl 'fi .. Q ,EY .M 1 K' . - ' xy Ronald Becket Leon D. Radaker W. B. Herron Physical Svwrivv, Suliliuliuul Luciva' Saliliatxlfnif l.n Livf AIllUIlk'klIl lhsloiy we ul wvkr' stump' mm .iixmulr-11 lint an kll'lUL1!L1ll1S lo list Li The Iwo lYlGHi11l0S CHP fwnfzrrimni lV'L'ClLlSK tim- H1001 vm says ser, vxplmixs thcf plum KIVOIIIPTIY studum ul Ilia lwuui. S C l E N C E Pllylf' lfijlj'-, 1: 1 'ru P Ku lumen S. Greenwall Anna H. Brier George N. Demshock 4-Vll'l'lTl1l l'lllSlTl'lS5 Hookkofipinq, Typinq Cooperative Business Iames H. Holden Norma A. Mayer Offif-fi Piurlircy Slcinoqrcxpliy COMMERCIAL fe 'wi f Donald R. Engeman Businvss Eciiivulion Huy W. Miller Tyyiimg, l-GL'llllY lVlGYlGf,j4'l of Alliluiivs Mi. llwilkwy snvvs ci lwlom und after demonstration lor his Personality X M' H l l H l ioll M man , . Now is llflfr' lllllf' lwi PVVIY mimi Puyf' Fifi-1'-riylll 1 . W' Iohanna C. Fuellqraf Barry F, Kunkle 121111111111 H11f:11111ss Milimyy Ifvqvf- 1! Q1111'11 D1-11'1 1115111111 1111 CKYff1v11 P1111111-0 typists. Thwy 1111 1-11111'w11l111l11111 -111 1111 v -1- 11.1111 H111 1111'1f111l1111i-N frllfll' l ffl1'-Him' ,,..-. ' 'A . ,1 G. Franklin Pelkey Thomas H. Posteraro Pv1'sur111l11y S1,111:s1111111fl111 1W1'v11-111111111-111 Paul W. Shaul I71st11i11111v1' Hi11v11111 Stella Smith 'Il 41-111-1112 111152145525 COMMERCIAL L'c11:1l 131111111 IS 111k11111 KYWFNIWIQIYIV1 H11s1111':s:: 'I111111111 I111C11,11I11- 111-11111 1111111 Wrlllt Yfll 11-11111 111111 1111111 11 YQIIIH 1 Unil C11 11111 511111-1 1:1111-W 11 -.4m......L M--...xx QNX H- Vernon Cvmih Paul R. Fiscus Iohn T. lf!! Dennis W. Keiser AU1 l1 UN ll15lUYY Sowifll Studies P.C.D. Soricl Studios Basketball Icmes D. Lawson I. W. McDowell M. Elsie Moore Edna Nast Srtviiil-A-ry Ania-rivrrn History American History World History Guilty mr not qiritty? POD. students will see that justice prevails. SOCIAL STUDIES Sociolonry stirdcint Mary Ann Holrli explains stirnritiis and response yicttorris. l'r'g1i' SlAf-1' Margaret C. Puff M. A. Siliander George L. Bernlohr Esther Iohnson k:vUIHxIf'IlY Sovlul Sludxvs Q,m1dL11zr1' x11mln11.w- iv' ,ff f y' 1 a sf are W x I 'N V I I 7 Icme Kerr Iohn T. Scxlsgiver E. Bertrum Shaffer Mary E. Young IIN-IIISII KILIIIICIYI r'eW G11idc1nc'+1 All IJIIIQIIIGII lly kI1IVt'IIIl1lUllS souls wlxv xlIn I1vI ailmd ui mvssy iinqvls uttvmysl Ivwwrk VVIIII vluy. TIYIHLJ im Ihwv 536-LUUU QLIVSIIUIIJN HHS llifluly hos 1110 CIIISVv'L'l. SOCIAL STUDIES GUIDANCE ART LIBRARY l'rlgff' Si.Yfj'AlllII' -x . A 1 f' GX . Q ,1 I Q 'fix Ivan L. Reimold Lois All Samantha E. Pease Afunvmlltuw, HOITK'?YUCXklI'lq Homemakinq If-n-'ull S1'if'I1r-.- La Monle D. Crape H. Richard Dryden Orqan Vocal Music' HOMEMAKING, AGRICULTURE. MUSIC I.. Vs sf-A-. Da ww blond IH the yolk of an eqq, the whim, or the wholv v- 3 1? Pmhaps wr- had bwttor loavo it in the expmt hands of Ihe aixhls lfl 1111! vwwkirm vlass. Iohn M. Graham Afqrmrxlltllw- Don Bishop Gibson lnstmm.-nial Musif PIIUIIU hum is 111 i 1 dl 1 L1 p!'Uiw'?. Pnglr Sf.Vl-1'-fdcu MATTHEW I.. DIXON Illm'tr'iu Shaw KNOWLES G. ELDRIDGE VVNULI Shup WALLACE H. NEWQUIST Glclplliv Axis ELMER R. KLEIN A1110 Rody PAUL R. GLAGOLA Anim M--vlmnivs FRANK FERENS Motul Shop DANIEL W. LASH I,Im1i11wvri1u1 Umwirm Irintvrs of tho newspapers of the iuluro. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ruff' Si.x'ly-lllwf' Plobubly qmtinq iho hot-rod mody for Iho Evcmomy Run A. I. Capezzuti Health, Football Joyce I. Hart Physical Education Gloria Iorfido Heckadorn Physical Education H E A L T H Iohn E. Mixer Physical Education 'Swimming Opal E. Duflord Home Nursing Eutuiv- clovtois ai d liist aid workers get a try cut. sw gli li if Mhwhwv XB NSF X ,lil llow's your blood pit-ssum? Your lu-att heat? These qals'll lind out. Puyr' Sixty-four 1 Atlmleficb BUYKQP Ford '- l.., CNW ,af 1 EWN Bu E ff ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Erie Tech: Bachura scored the first TD of the season on a pass from Betty, who scored twice: Wardle and Ray Natili scored, final score 31-6. Butler 21, Ellwood City 7. Tornado scored on the seventh play of the game with Betty on a sneak. Morabit booted three extra points and scored one. Betty scored again in the fourth, and Ellwood scored once in the third. Butler 28 Erie Strong O: game played in a quagmire of mud. Cipollone, Bachura, Hinchberger and Morabit, who kicked all four points after touchdowns, scored. Har-Braclc 7-7 tie. Pringle scored on a pass from Betty, and Morabit booted his eighth straightp Har-Brack scored on a blocked punt in the third quarter. Beaver Falls was edged 14-6 on another muddy field: Wardle went 57 yards on an intercepted pass. Butler suffered their first defeat, l4-7, to the single wing power of Sharon. Sharon scored in the first quarter and again in the second. Erie East lost to Butler, 39-13. Betty and Morabit scored twice. Cipollone and Campbell scored. Butler rolled over Vandergrift, 26-7, in the final of the year. Cipollone made 198 yards in nine runs and two TD's. Palmer and Morabit scored. This was the last game for 19 seniors. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Row One: Bachura, Hindman, Nolan, Pepper, Nastasi, Betty, Wardle, Cipollono, Mora ltit, Prinalo. Row Two: Emmett lmanagerl Saul, Lane, Oczypok, Byers, McMillan, Abbot, Natili, Daniels, Chihorislci Palmer, liincliberger, Leroy Cmanagerl, Row Three: Vavro, Boss, Campbell, Silvis, Stetzer, L. Sandloop, Rodgers. Dollar' Morrow, Houston, Larry, C. Sandloop. Pagr Sixty-,fix VARSITY FOOTBALL Tata1 First Downs ..................... Yards gained rushing ......... Yards lost rushing ..........,.,..... Net yards rushing ..................... Yards gained passing ......... Yards 10st passing ......... Net yards passing ......... Butler 90 1,808 57 1,751 414 U 414 Tota1 net yards gained ...... 2,185 Opponents 38 723 168 555 462 3 459 1,074 1 1 6110110110 suns 1'VL'1Y Inavt- his appam-rits makin Caavh Capezztlti is giving part ni 1111- squad a pw-tw talk. Whore is the hall? One of the L-xfiting shots from the BL1t1u1'E1itf Gaim Huy Miller painting out tho structure af 51101114101- pacis ta Bustvr and Ooqio. IN ACTION Make 'em qood! This is what our loom looked like during one of their few timevciits during prcxvtire. Minto, l5'wiipv1r, and Ncirsidsi look stronq enough Wilh- oiil CI lockiiuld. P11g1f Sixty-riylzl CD X This season the Tornado used the T-former tion that hos been used for the post seo- sons. Dole Betty handled the quarterback position: loe Morcibit was the left holi- bcrckp Iohn Cipollone, the riqht holfbdcky George Wdrdle, the fullback. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Row One: Natili, Betty, Giunta, Hindman. Row Two: Morabit, Follstaedt Hudak Franks Row Three: Coach lfit, Pringle, Willison, Mills, Bachura. THIRTEEN, A TEAM OF RECORD BREAKERS All-Time Records Broken in 1955-1956 One hundred one points in a game, a new record over 1910-ll team score of 100. Total points scored in one year, l,377, to bypass last year's mark of 1,368. High game average ot 65.5 points per game. Previous record was 62.2, set by 1954-55 team. The opposition came through with 1,158 to surpass the mark of 1,107 during the 1952-53 season. Butler permitted the opposition an average of 55.1 points per game. The 1955-56 team went over the 400 mark in foul conversions, to bypass the previous mark of 341 last year. The foul average of this year's team was .663 to beat out last year's mark of .607. The Butler defense allowed a record number of field goals, 392, the former record was 360. The Tornado opposition converted 374 foul shots, 13 more than the previous high ot 361 during the 1952-53 campaign. Page Szxry mm' IUMP, BOUND AND REBOUND! ln section ploy, the Gold ornd Wliite dropped three qornes to finish second be- hind New Kensington. Ken Hi lost only one qcnne and thot wos to the Tornodo on the horne lloor. The ltttrnen ployed in ct nnrnlner of overtime tilts ond won them cull. The Ken Hi deleot wos on overtime rind rouqh one forthe Ken Hi boys to lose. The Tornodo finished with on l8-4 record und broke lU records. ln the lcrst qome ot the season, the boys scored lOl points for their top qcnne. l'rnf cr lxrnlh player trrvs lor tlirrirr for the Ivlwottnd. Pulls frorne. Got that lwoll, Vlfrllyl This is tint- cl thw Civtionelrllcrrl shots of the Bntlwrl c ai ltriskrrt, tincl Wrlly The Torncido loyvee squod of this yedr tin- ished with on l8-3 record. They were poced by ci tield ot juniors including Roy Notili, Dove Hudok, Ioe Frole, Les Houston ond Chuck Bodesheim. Bill Soul, C1 sophomore, earned Q spot on the vcrrsity. The loyvees detected rivol Ford City twice ond lost to Shoron by two points. The loyvees were couched by A. G. Ccxpez- zuti, the student monoqers were Fredericks and McLure. There were 14 boys on the squad, nine sophomores ond tive juniors. Six hands on C1 bull are enough boys. Let's get the bull moving. TORNADO IAYVEE SQUAD-- Row One: McClure, Gillespie, Wolters. Frederick. Row Two: Frole, Notoli, Soul, Huduk. Row Three: Houston, Glenn, Campbell. Mellinqer. How Four: Bdshcm, Bodesheirn, Dollar, Masscrt. Page Smwzfy-onc i- F i VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-Row One: l-lervey, Craig, Phillips, Lucky. How Two: Erdos, Capezzuti, Robb, llitttflman. Row Three: G. Smith, W. Smith, Malis, Eirholtz. SWIMMING Swimmersgchests heavy with medals! Earl Mays Won a gold medal for diving: loe Malis won a gold medal for first place in the lUO-yard tree stylep Mike McGrath, Doug Hervey, Tom Stewart, and Malis won silver medals for sec, ond place in the ZOO-yard tree style. Tom Stew- art Won a silver medal for second place in the 150-yard individual. Gil Smith won a silver medal for third place in the lOU-yard breast stroke. Ed Eicholtz won a silver medal for sec- ond place in the lOO-yard backstroke. Eicholtz, Lucky, Smith, and Portman won a silver medal for second place in the 200-yard medley relay. Sounds like an Oscar program! Not jet propelled, but off to a flying start, are Robb, Hervey and Malis. 5 'S-w-. -. :':::!:mL:.- 1 6 Page Smfrvzly-lfwo Are you afraid you'll aet your feet wet? Kick those flippers. boysl Don't depend too much on those boards, roars fins:-1 Mixer. IOHN MIXER'S PRIDE AND IOY Coach Mixer made his swimmers prac- tice hard to keep them in shape for the season meets. Certain exercises were intended to strengthen the arms and the leqs ofthe swimmers and also to assure them of enough wind for the distance events. The practice really paid off as the Tankmen finished with a 78 record. Earl Mays, a three-year letterman on the swimminq team, placed third in the state semifinals and sixth in the state finals. Earl was undefeated in team competition and netted l8-4.5 points to break a WPIAL record. Eddie Eicholtz says, Look before you leap: the life you save may he mine, N. Robb, D. Hervey, G. Smith, and D. flipwziziiti aivu no hood ta his warning cry. 'Ml 4 .J fi Up, uyi, over and down. lt looks as if the lad would miss the cross bar. TRACK Tornado thinclads traveled to Ambridqe for their openinq meet. Five lettermen were back for the 1955 campaign. The Tornado lost by a 70-57 verdictg Butler's next trip took them to the Amloridqe lnf Vitationals where they finished third in a field of six. The Tornado scored their first Win when they downed Shady Side, 84-34. Butler lost to Wilkirisburq, 74-535 the Gold and White finished fourth in the district meet: Moraloit, Zaccari, Christo- fano, Palmer, Wardle, Thompson and Huey qualified for District 7 track honors, held at Mount Lebanon. TRACK TEAM-Row One: Christofano, Thompson, Wardle, Sheptak, D. Rock, Mtiiahit, Har' voy Kelly, Mays, Giunta. Row Two: Martz. Watterson, Hinchberaer, Aliliott, Palmer, Byors, Cipollone, Laconi. Row Three: S. Wtshnev, Cress, Gamhlo, lfft, Bonyak, Harold Kelly, Huey. Row Four: Kemper Monday, Zaccari, Gressley, Holot, Marchyshyn, E. Rack, Q Pagfw Srfzvvziy-fnzzr SPRING TRACK MEET Hull QUISIITUI must uw! !XN1lm'X'w that vvhutvvvx qous up must VUIIII' wluwn. f ,qi Af' , . Invvlm lnkvs vii lol mulvr slwlvo. i n l Top: Hon ZG1'C'GI'i sails ovor cl 3-ioot hurdlrx. Boiiom: Sym-tidy low Momliil vmllplftws G Sl1x'Vf'SSfl1l IUU-ymci dash. lt looks hkz- ri hit of work to act the hall over the not for C1 VJINUIIUI yiuint in this after-svliool fjlltilft, The annual cross-country race was held this your with some eight boys participating. Larry Mixrchyshyn, a senior, finished first. Rodney Watterson, junior, finished second. Donald Rock, a junior, tinished third .... Archery was more popular this year than at any other tirne. The coinruletion of the athletic field provided a place for the archers to hold their practices and contests. The qyin classes learned tumblinq, volleyball, track, softball, football, dodqeball, and niany other qarnes during the year. Stu- dent teachers from Slippery Rock State Teach- ers Folleqc worked with lohn Mixer in the Phys- ical Education Classes throuqhout the year. 'U' t th iam si llow many inihvs are- yon q lllllfl' Nr'-Z'f'lll.l'-,xl.X' INTRAMURALS 4 Oh, you William y - L -, ood for? ls tht- terrii-vratix , , it mio .1 lttll in thi shit I 0 I Albert Schmitilein coaching some of his boys in the fine ctrt of riflery. Over sixty-five boys were out for riflery in the hiqh schoolg the coaching wds hdnf died by Albert Schrniitlein and Frdnk Perens. The boys went to the shooting rdnqe every Friduy and under the guidance of Mr. Schmittlein becdnie dead eyes .... A hiqh- iiqht in sports competition during the yedr was the faculty-student volleyball qdme. The students defected the fdculiy, 22-15, dnd in ci second qdrne they edqed the fdculiy by ci close 2220 score. An exciting shot by Mr. Keissfr and one of the students during the Faculty-Student volleyball qdme. Horseshoes, Tumbling Smiling Winners of Cross-Country 111 gl 5-111'l11111i Hfgwsw un Ihr' Illlllf hunks Us if 111' Wvrr- qoinq 1 1 w1111 1111 11111141-sl1m1'. Cross-Couniry Winners: H111I111-y .V , f 7, M1111-15.111, H1111 hawk, T.c111y TxT111'l1ysl1y11 H111 I1,1I1r1ston. 1 l'11111' .S'1'-:'1'1lIy-rig!ffl 1 11 1 I nl Il 1 1'1111nI mo IllLlt'i1 1l'1 11115, 11111 hwcxd sizu Gnfi l,111lGr11'f' dn. Lnuks Us 11 1111151 rm! fill vi1:ti111s nfvmi an Qidv. fY:LllIC'h MiXi'iI'S iugys 14-U11'1 lhfl qc'-nflv G11 of I11-udS'm11i. Pauwn 11111 1 1:s1-1- 11 'l'uattt TTU?-2l8 at the Senior lntratnttral Basketball league won tlte basketball vltatttttiottsltip in their class. Tltey fin- ished witlt a lil-2 record, and tlteir only doloals were by one and two points. Tlte players on the leant were loe Malts, Bill Leroy, Mike Pawlc, lohn Hice, Milan, Lov- tiv, Steven Vavro, Kenneth Gressley, and l.at-ry Graltattt. The teattt ltad the hiqhest aattto sctore ot the le-aatie wlten they def tealed leant 302-303, 8922. Teant 30l-205, a sopltontore teattt, won the lunior lntra- tttttral Leaqtte. Tltey also ltad a lUf2 record, and both oi tlte qantes they lost were hy two points. The teattt was Cont- ttosed ot Hay Lotta, Toni Goeppner, lohn llawlc, Dontttticr Raqazzo, Ken Hartntan, lint D'Atttottio and lint lsovitclt. The ltiqlt' ost swore these boys ran up was a 58-22 defeat over Roont 2Ul. Ph sf SY. 'it l'att-, :altattts an ttxtwttttttt-tml aoltvt as he tttakes a hole in two. Untplt, it-tits llttttn--t, l can tttake that in one. Ottivk, throw me the hall, falls Reqqte Lacerti, then he makes a bounding leap to score two points. GOLF flt' Swfwlzly-zzillt 'S be 'ff' Q .gy n ' GIRLS ATHLETICS IAYVEE CHEERLEADERS - Row One: Franwe-s Lmr Gwislrrr, Dor- othy Hellti-r, Kay Dmrrrr. Row Two: Narcy Israel, Nanvy Dilts, Regina Grystar, Nant-y Nr-r-ly. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Row One: Dixie Barlow, Sally West, Marlou Snyder. Row Two: Sharon Martin, Lee Ann Lassinger, Mary Io Schneider. The Girls Athletic Association is organized to promote interest in girls' sports. A mem- ber is awarded her wings when she accumu- lates 150 points and her GAA letter when she has obtained 350 points. Any girl auto- rrratically becomes a member of GAA when she takes part in any intramural sport. Some ot the sports that are offered are volleyball, basketball, bowling, archery, tumbling, rec- reational swimming, horseback riding, bad- minton, ping-pong. Officers ot GAA are Dixie Barlow, president, Barbara Bachura, vice president: Sharon Martin, secretaryy Ashya Harrer, treasurer. The varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders are chosen every spring tor the next year by the two physical education teachers, a male faculty member, and the student teachers from Slippery Rock College. Practice makes rrerlr-ct: So the girls hope thrrscf arrows are heading right for tho hullst-yo. This two-yt-arl old sport rs gaining .grrfat popularity. At tlio iwqiiiuitiq ot time rvrorid szvriiuslvry girls' ittilktttlllftili bus kwtbull mukes its debut iii time BHS qym duriiiq time noon liour. ifvviy Tiiwsdtty ttiid 'iiitlridtty ttttmritwii duiiriei tim tmriy tttil UAA IltUIIti39IiS tire Qiivoit tiiv opportunity to qo horseback ridiuq dt Stirlirtq Stdbies. Re- duced rules. ure given SO tiiut more girls Cam participate. Hit lvtill is: ti iwlttl way trsiti tin' i'GSii4'1, iiut tin, linings Off, WS my um 1 SL 191 Shlmg an Lam! mfmbm- y uni Indy is iimkirita ci .tonal try. my 1,951 Qt hm team Atv 'iity iiuyuvx iuiiuw tin- imrtiwi in rut- tit' y :cum ti xx 1' it tit it x ii i 1 i 1 i tit Eilt ii' .ni-y tiitvvtii' Sl! slr? f wa!- 'SL VOLLEYBALL. BADMINTON AND PING-PONG The birdie is qettinq his feathers ruffled as it is hit hard by a badminton racket. Payr Eig lily-Ifwo gf' Barefoot or in tennis shoes, the qirls' play qoes on. A familiar scene from a S noon volleyball game. Anyone for table tennis? This ques- tion is asked by Donna and Patty as they line up for a qame. Three sports in which many GAA members participate are volleyball, ping-pong and bad- minton. Volleyball is played durinq the noon- time in the fall, While pinq-ponq and badminton are played during the assembly periods. GAA points are qiven for participation in these sports. THE GAA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Row One: llnivliinu, A. llorrur, Barlow, Martin. Row Two: Asliltotiqh, V. Miller, S, Mtiywis, 'llii-la, Row Three: Gi-will linnriiknvii-li, lhith. Row Four: Ostwinvh, W. llmiri, lhlliord, Row Five: Phillips, Mvlkirntil, llvlliiiiivi, M. Snyriwi. Row Six: l. Gvistrivi, A. Gymirzosi, llvlwlv, Bowst-i. Row Seven: Pnllfivk, K, Stn-pp, Ntiiiiliwtski. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GIRLS FEATURED IN GAA PRESENTS IN THE MAGNET-Row One: M. Snytlt r, M. llrultlt, M. Avqnivivu. Row Two: S. lwwly, S, Martin, l7. lirirlqw, M. Swlinvidur, . mf? ...sf , , 75:3 ' :Silt -if llrivh your inriiiriqers cind ossistont inonoqers tor till GAA sports tire selected by the physi- vnl education teachers, These girls niolce np the Hxerrntive Council. This group holds nionthly nioetinqs nt which the president, who wus elected by the entire GAA the previous spring, presides. At the beqinninq ot the school yeor, oll the points of every GAA rnernber dre computed. The eight qirls with the hiqhest totols ore selected os the qroup to be presented in the Moqnet newspaper. One qirl is featured every month in the column entitled GAA Presents. l'ug1w l1.iglfIfj flIfl'l Second semester brings mriny new intrg- murcil sports into the limelight. Bowling begins cibout ci month before Christrngs tmd continues through April. At the some time, recrreutieridl swimming is under Wgy un Wednesday gtternoons. Tumbling, primarily u gym Class gctivity,wc1s carried out this yeur tor the first time. I n-tin tfiiitqu is iiinfq up. 'this is HHS humrrn tiiftizv tttriir it ity iixffrriiwvis ot this itlflllil' :gym vtciss. BOWLING, SWIMMING, TUMBLING Who! will it 1- :B Stiikf-, sittin-, -it iitittf-iimltf Witli hidy Ginn-nn md Ixidy H-'ii stmxvixiiq thi' votre-'t iwstuii- cmd iwiisw, suiwty tt.1s-- twti iiulis will tiff strikf s. Prcxnti-'intl tin tr vm'-1 init-it ir mkinii ywu swimming if-st? ., 4, , S A W MPN 5 . . , , clivit KX fN C X, Student Council is three years old at BHS. Otticers who served this year were: Toe Lestyk, president: Sanford Wishnev, vice- president: Mary Grey Shidemantle, secree tary: Bonnie Brown, treasurer. From each homeroom a representative and an alternate were elected to represent their classmates. The teachers who acted as advisers and the students who headed the various committees ot the Council included Assemblies: Mr. Millen, Iames Grey: Awards: Miss Mayer, Kay Daum: Citizenship Education: Mr. Shaul, Tim Yohe: Clubs: Mr. DeSimone, Ieanne Braham: Finance: Mr, Pelkey, Bob Cfiunta: Legislative: Miss Ritzert, Tim Larry: Commu- nity Activities: Mr. Demshock, Russell Mac- Donald: Noon Activities: Miss Sarah Reid, Ronald Hutiner: Public Relations: Mr. Schmittlein, Lois Miller: Social Activities: Mr. Engeman, Neil Norton. The student government started, as a special project this year, the sale oi candy bars at the home basketball games. This project proved very successful. Student Council also continued the sale ot milk at noon time. Students, under the direction ot the Council, have aided in numerous community services. ln the Christmas Parade students carried the balloons and managed the huge rubber anif mals used in the spectacle. About the same time toys were collected by the Council irom the student body. The toy drive netted sev- eral thousand toys which were donated to underprivileged children oi the community. Volunteers also helped with the Annual Heart Drive. Groups of Student Council members visited high schools, this spring, becoming iriends with other students, and improving inter- school relationships. The Council sponsored a Guys and Dolls dance as its social acf tivity. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMlTTHEfRow One: l. Lvstylz, M. Shidftn:antl+ S. Wzshrif v, It. limwn. How Two: l.. Mitt-1, K. Danni, I. Braham, N. Norton. Row Three: R. Mat'l'tanald, R. Giunta l. Gray. Row Four: T. Ywhrq tt. iiiittnftr, l. larry. Payr lfiglhly-.Hx Hur: llllffnwm' is svvnuxpvci UITLTUI us. vvoryunv wants Io buy on O'Hvmy viirwly TVLJI. Now ihrl block I-1 1- xwlmmvv iwm Ilwv mmstrwl pmvli-'ax Krvur RMU. STUDENT COUNCIL AT WORK I'flg11' liigflltynu'-z'1'1l H551-up Ihr- umsmv H1 V11 sh-wl,' thlwcxt-Ins Huss Mcmvllurmlfi ns In-1 Lwslyk pluys wnh Iwys imm Sludf nl C45L1Iln'1l my Lirxvm-. Row One: Hausch, Cress. Row Two: Bauer, C. Henricks, Boyer, Broad, Baird, Tack, McGarvey. Row Three: English, Lonqdon, Beilstein, Yahner, Wogan, Pride. Row Four: Pesci, Cope, Bain, Wilson, Fuellgraf, L. Smith, Rose-lli, Otterson, Sellers, Bloom, Croup. How Five: W. Smith, McCandless, Kalina, R. Grey, Huth, Young, Yuengert, Allen, Focht. A BAND The music department of the Butler Senior High School includes instrumental and vocal instruction. There are two bands, an A Band, which is a marching and concert unit, and a B Band, which serves as a preparatory band. A high school orchestra and numerous en- sembles are also included in the instrumental program, The bands and the orchestra are under the direction of Don Bishop Gibson. The vocal groups consist of four choirs, Con- cert Choir, A Cappella Choir, lunior Choir and Girls Glee Club. ln addition there are other small ensembles. Dr. H. Richard Dry- den is in charge of the vocal music. Organ lessons are given to students who have passed a proficiency test on the piano. This organ instruction is given by L. D. Crape. During the year, the music instructors were assisted by student music teachers from ln- diana State Teachers College. Let's take a look at some of the music organizations in the school. Pagr Eighty-right One week before school started the march- ing unit of A Band was practicing in Pullman Park in preparation for the first football game. This group is composed of eighty members. In bright gold and white uniforms and with Russell MacDonald as drum major, they marched in the Memorial, Veteran, Christmas and Safety Day Parades. They also per- formed between halves at football games: and represented Butler High at Slippery Rock State Teachers College homecoming. The band was represented at the Midwestern District Festival by 10 members. Mabel Cress, Karen Ellenberger, Cappy Harper and Donna Bausch were the high-stepping ma- jorettes who added show and spirit to the marching division. During the past year Bob Allen served as president and Margaret Huth, secretary. Squad leaders were also elected to instruct the fundamentals of march- ing. These included Don Croup, Dick Focht, John Green and Tom Sellers. Row One: Harper, Ellenberqer. How Two: MdcDcncld, Lockshin, McClecxn, Allen, Rosenzweiq, Klee, Secheir Sdwliook. How Three: W. Henrirks, Reddlck, Gillildnd, Vcivro, Hubu, Kohnen, Anderson. Row Four: D. Tack Clark, Ferguson, Greene, Donner, Snider, Yerkins, French, Lestyk, Willison, P. Weaver. Row Five: Glenn Mortz, 1. Groy, Folk, S. Weaver, Plecity, Bcirto, McLaren, Wimer. BAND OFFICERS Drum Major, Russell M-:1cDoncild, Librdricm, Clidrlos Clark, President, Bob Allen. Secretory, Mctrqciret Hutlig Properties, Bob Gilliland, Student Conductor, Iciines Grey. Payr' lffglllly-Him' ORCHESTRA As one passes the auditorium at eight-thirty in the morning, he is greeted by a hub-bub of noises interspersed with toots and sliding scales. The orchestra is in the process ot tuning up for a day's practice session. The noise finally settles down to a pleasant rhythm of either classical or popular music. The orchestra played in two assemblies during the year, and in May they presented the annual Spring Concert. Sixteen members represented Butler High School at the Midwestern District Orchestra Festival. Maxine Barto, cellist, attended the state Orchestra Festival at Warren, Pennsylvania, as a result ot winning second chair in Midwestern District competition. Row Ono: Klcipper, Pacoe, R. Hoselli, Schaney, Nicholas, Ansrnan, Ashbaugh. Row Two: Doctor, Ghering, Barto, Anderson, Henricks, Klee. Row Three: Parker, Gcettler, Whitaker, Smith. Row Four: Bcnnwtt, Bloom, Raalw, Mt licavitt H. Roselli, D. Arsrncn. 41 L . .Ji ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Lf-siyk, 5-xwqwlt Sw.-gwmxyg SH-rs g'1::11iwr1'- Amsumn, w One: Hrmxli Hwslu, NX'1lscn Suulwu, I. Imsiyk, TVILIUVQIIIIXOY, O-'st-frl1nC:. Row Two: Som'lnmk, C. 111517 If-nt MIQII11111, Su-H, L l ulyk, H E31-pg, liwckf HSN Hx. Row Three: Allwn, Vlmk. Row Four: YL1f'rmv1T, MvLmf 11, S-Nil'-Is, Otlvlsrzn, Mvfflvmn 11 111' lIlr'fj l'li'rl ENSEMBLES CLARINET QUARTET: V1-fgfqy Pfnf1l1::I1, Mcrqclrrft Huth, I'hc1rIf':4 f'IflIk, VVIIIIIYI Fm-ll-uni. GIRLS ENSEMBI.E+Row One: H-nlmm STUi41I1kL, Hr'fl'fewf'G If1'1lNS, Hwqinu CZIY sim, Dcrmn Roo. Row Two: Mmy In VVoHgzoncq, Fmol HHS' rfiwf-ug, M-'mix Sff'1Y'11Y1!,If'I. CLARINET ENSEMBLE: Eitfww' Knlmfn, Carol H0:sfr1ZWI'1'1, Slnxflnrmf Wf'r1vfy Elmzmzr I..OY1fjdf'H, EllfII1l'I Arvi-flswrl. 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SPECIAL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS If mn INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS hINP1CIIfi FCYVIIT was wh-'wsn ru Us all s -:rx Uxsir' IW I Imsylvuum Muszf IL r w N1 I OPHONE QUAHTET: Hfvlwll f11HllKII1l,i lumf S Fvlk, John Tclvk, ugh' .Ylz1f'lV1'-fwfr' SS ENSEMBLE Iiu I Itlavllarialmi, William lun-1 WOODWIND QUINTET: Holm-it Allin IVIIIII ri in n In I1 it I I In Itix .i limi-Iltilt, G-ny lllvnn, Maxmnv BKIIIO, Maijtiiiti Savvliouk, Katrin Ilan I STRING QUINTET lin N1 Exit is Ilwmy Hvswri, Vail BRASS SEXTET: K-int Mxt'If'an, CLIIUIYYI Il-'mi In lIIi wan I nt I It-ml xawl Sl-qw. Ivlnitv, Hwlwfit Gin-y, David Ta IX, llavnt VVII-qarx INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES lnstrutnontal ensembles are Composed oi students tram the band and orcliestra. This year a trombone quartet, a ilute quintet, a brass quartet and two violin qroups were organized. Also organized were the brass soxtet, string quartet, woodwind quartet and tl lwrttss ensemble. llrautiue periods were usually held orice a week at time noon Iiour. A leader was cliosen from earli qraiip to direvt tlie rehearsals. During the past year, tlie ensembles have played in two assemblies, the Spring Concert, a series oi pro- Intnns at tlie arade seliools and at various Commue nity iunvtions. Iliff Ninrlj B BAND--Row One: Pr-svi, ffcpe, Kiester, Leighton, Cober, Bee, Erkers, Hcsychalc, Mit-har-ls, Bumhatiqh, Wilhsrn, YI- .ivffi. How Two: Anderson, Shovel, Miller, Monks, Tritsch, Bain, Balph, Wollcivo, Gln-nn, Cainplwll, B BAND OHGAN STUDENTS-Row One: Smith, Srott, McClelland, Flhot, Atlvn. How Two: Raalw, Lassinqt-tr, Fisher, Lynr' lhith. Alscn. Row Three: Km-nu, Langdon, Thomas, Black, Str ive -nson. One of the rising music organizations in the high school is the B Band composed of twenf ty-five members. The students in B Band constantly prepare themselves to become members of the A Band by practicing scales and mastering the rhythms. Throughout the year, the B Band had many melodic pieces to play, such as Light Cavalry and Deep River Rhapsody. Bob Willison was the stu- dent director. Martha Kiester was the secre- tary, and Peter Weaver was the librarian. The B Band appeared in the Spring Concert. ORGAN STUDENTS Twenty-one senior high students received organ lessons this year from L. D. Crape. In addition to playing for assemblies, concerts and graduation exercises, the organists pre' sented three recitals. These recitals were given during the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter seasons with each student play- ing in at least one of the recitals. The organ- ists for the years are selected on a competi' tive basis, by taking an examination on the piano early in the year. 1 1 . 1 . , 1l111111111'1111111111115111111111111 1111111lyf111111'1110111f 1111111 1141111 11111 111111131 111111 fl1N111111'k'1K1SSQxS. 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CONCERT CHOIR T110 O1111T9IS 01 1110 C0111'0r1 CT1101T W0111 101111 1DI11I1Cj19, S11,1C1Q111 C11I'9C'1OTj 1311111111111 M0y01, CIS' S1S1LII11 5111010111 C11I'6'C1OTf M11111111111 1.Y1l1T11, 50110 111ry, M11ry Gr0y S1111101111111110 111111 M11ry A1111 D0r1a11T5 501v0d 115 1110 11c1f01111111111515. 1111I11C11U1l1GC1 111 1110 Spring C'0111'011 110111 111 M11y. T110 A C0111101111 C1101r 5111113 111 1.y11d0111 31711001 CITIC1 11150111 P01111 TOWI1511111 H11311 SC11001. SOIIIQ 111 111011 501105 w0r0 S0r1d Down T11y S111111, H105115 C3111 L0rd,'1 111111 H1105 G01 111L7 W11O1LX W011d. T110 011111015 W0112 David Brown, 5111 110111 1111001015 LOA111'10 L1'155111q01, 115515111111 51111 110111 C1110c10rg D0r0111y H0110r, 501rr0111ry. S1111131111 11111011 W115 1110 1lC'COIl1p11111S1. A11 1110 0110115 Row One: 21111-11111111 EY 111 :'111'1' 1:1 1: 11115-111, 1111111, 1,YI11'11, S11y11111, W115011 Cf11'1ty11111: 11111. Row Two: 121- w1111 1l11111111111'1, '1'11111111':1.111 11111111.'w11: U- 11111111 XN11111, 111-111111111111, 110111, 1:11II1S, S111.111:111111111. How Three: 11111111, 1'1111111 111111, 131-11 1- 111111111 111111111111 1':1,1:111:1 1111111111 1'1-1111, G111111111151111 Q1-5111111111, W151. Row Four: 17111y, M1y11,111'3ry111111 Y11111', V1111111, N1111111, 11111' 1'1111.5l1 111111111111, 1Z11'y, 1111111'1, V11v111, 1111111111111 ' Y . fr rf - I- , qi fr r r we-. fi WL- Q Q? f CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS: Richard Meyer lwlm Vim gift, Mcrrfimv-t Lynch. SECTION LEADERS-Row One: Stomp Anderson .Sriydfr Sliidt-mriritln-, I-tw-. Row Two: Sclmr-idei i.YI1Vlt, Tlitvruitis, W-tsl, Row Three: Heuth, Grwy Y -htm, OFFICERS SECTION LEADERS LETTERS Six members ot Concert Choir received their music letter duririq the first month ot school, These people have been iii cr choir for three yeors cmd liove porticif ported in or smoll ensemble oi riot more thom ten people. Dr. Dryden pres!-rits music lvttt-is tt: L'-rlwr, XNIISI, Meyer, Lynch, Derkius, Doty. . ,W , ,, Q . I Z t I Q It i ueunnnsuunnnlluhlhnlnudldlsnl W :111c1-11115: 110111 1116 119311111011 cmd SOp11OIT1OTG v1 1:-1:-ws. T116 14101111 Sludies 1119 1u11dd111er11c11 I11Y111II1S of 11111s1r': c111d 111Q 111c11or scales. A1 1111312111101 111e ycsgxr, 111611111101 C1101FII1GIUb9TS 1.11411 il 11191 10 dQ1Q1111111Q w11iC11 C11Oi1 GCIC1l 5 1 IUNIOR CHOIR 111111 11111101 C'11o11 1::c'o111poSed 0101169 11LlI'ldTGd 1111111111111 will be 111 1119 11c2x1 year. QUIN, U1 11115 SONGS guNqCIrQ. Tum-lYe1O ITJIIIOR CIZIOIR OITFICERS: 'V 1111111 111 111111:1, 1111-1111111 Ll 'f.111I1 1 '111l11 'I1': 11. 1'1w1wdc1d Sc111c1 cmd H1-low Grcwious IS 1119 A V' 1 1,cJIC1.H T110 011113915 CITQ Dick Hclllstem, stuf C1fW111 d11c1c:1o1g Mififkllll Lo11qdo11, ussistcmt S111C11P111 di1clc'1o1, cmd 19011119 B1c,11'1c1111, SQCIQ- 1LI1kY. 1119 K1C'TC'OII1LX1T11S1 101 1119 C1101r is Scm- c11:1 1.111011 How One: 111'1'111, 11111w11, M1'fTc1f11-11y, W11s11, S1111111. How Two: 1V1c11sc111, Bc1111f1111111 1111, 1:'11111'11'1 , 'N1111111 111111111-111. Row Three: M111 , 1411z1,111, 15-11111, 111511, 1:S1c111c1111, 1c111115c,11. How Four: 1311111s, G1111111.:, 11111 11111111 11111s 11113: kl1y1:1111. Row Five: S, 1v'1c111111, S1'c11111vr1, 1Jic1111, S1f1i1111'111f1, PQ11I114 I, F1S11t'I, C'111111fm11y, 1'lxvc1f:k. How Six: 11111151-1.11, 1. 1111111111-111, f 1111111 VV'-1111 1:-1, H1c1d1111v1c, N1 11, L.u111:1'1y, F1ivd111cm, Mo111111r11, Mmsfwr, C'c111, Mc1s:ac111. ' . '11-in - 11c1 3 , 1 415 Mis. af-Q IUNIOR CHOIR IUNIOR CHOIR SECTION LEADERS-Row One: Pfzmlmrl, Sn tank Srvtk Mmtm, Crystal, lun- sz, Nmlwn. Row Two: T.JXI1'IxTUIl, Iinhin TTMTTKIIII, Mlllvl, 171115, Vf1vH11urm, S1 mlm. Row Three: Swmll, LW In -v'i 'A nm, l7x1l'11v NUIIIM X 1141.1 r, limlsuzn. One: lhwlwil, Smnkk Spnlxrx V.lHUI1x', Nl-'L'uH. How Two: Bula-xx, Km! NQIICII, M. IVTIHLAI Gluddvrp Huff. How Three: Unk- V, Hslwl 'I'l:ouxp'surx Nm ly Smit, I. Muriin. How Four: TNINKIIT, Swift, Huwmd, Hwlllliwmlrlvl, Hvllm, V. MII N 1 How Five: llvnrlxvwtg, KVII1llSkY 911211.-11, Hunk-frmstm'-iru, Wnitqwrm, ldormdvru, Huwmun, Buxiuklxuurl. Row Six: ITF. Ilm lnmn, HUHII' II Alnlw Iiuzrxs X.'nrni'1sywln 17111-uv, Aluim-1'sm1, Milxrixil-'ss, Sn -mil, Fr-wiv-Iluk, Puttu. xx, , o 0 0 0 0 o ! if 'f TRUMPET QUAHTET: M f if'f1Y1, PIM'-, I,rfw'kSh1II. N ' :z ,1:' J 'fu.f1'w 1. SENIOR GIRLS QUARTET: Arviw 'rl Lyr 'ku H is 1. 1'Q'Q V. MUSIC COUNCIL--Row One: I f mx rw v Y Nr:-1, I. Iwi 11, Iynw P1 !.n1:s:z111f:fI I1 s l..4 y 1, M w1I.fH.,..w. n 1-my :11N.L: t'r1E.x1w1 may U.. W. 0.0 , . ,. ..x..,,! 11, val ru Row Two: .3 : 1 1-sr. I :A ' A C1-XPPELLA CI-IOIR OFFICERS: I.nssir111v1, usssistcml stmiwnt xIlI'lH'IOII Iimvvu, :simivlml dxxvvkwxy III-Hvr, su- rwhu y. A CAPPELLA CHOIR SECTION LEADERS-Row One Nwlshvim, Pmkvr, Hum, W1Il1Cxms, Fuwsvr, Pvlliuvionv Row Two: IAISSIIIIIUI, Puwk, Brown, Marko, Shivlds. GIRLS GLEE CLUB SECTION LEADERS-Row One: Won- Iiwlly, Ninqlv, LI. Pwlvrswn, Nobwl, Hmlvy, Bowsvr, D I'--lulsurx. Row Two: Taylor, Kvsur, Rowo, Rambo Ilmm, Quirzlf-y. GIRLS ENSEMBLE-How One: Stvpyu Durkivs, Cobol' lhulalx, Huw. Row Two: Wwsr, Gultuxmswn, Fudoli, Iluth Swl111-wiaivl, r my F4 ,W My , , 1: Y . 1 J, 'J--6: ?4 VLSI gr Um' Ilumlf FACULTY PLAY Ten Little Indians Ten Little lndians, a three-act mystery, was presented by the faculty March 22 and 23. The action revolved around a group ot hand-picked house guests who arrive to spend a week-end in a remote, island man- sion. One by one, the guests are murdered in tune with the Ten Little Indians jingle. As each one dies, a small lndian figure dis- appears from the living room mantle. Final- ly the identity of the murderer is revealed, along with his reasons for bumping oft the guests. CAST Rogers ............. .................. ......,........... M r . Caylor Mrs. Rogers ......... Miss Critchlow Fred Narracott .......... .............. M r. Perens Vera Claythorne .,......, ....r....,. M iss Mayer Philip Lombard ............ ......,.. M r. Pelkey Anthony Marston ....,....... .........,.. M r. Keiser William Blore ..............,..,.... ......... M r. DeSirnone General MacKenzie .......... ............. M r. Thompson Emily Brent ...,................... ........... M iss Young Iudge Wargrave .......... ........... M r. Engeman Dr. Armstrong ........... ............. M r. Demshock Vera Claytherne and Dr. Armstrong try to help Anthony Marston as the other members of the cast look cng hut it is no use: hc-'s a goner, the first little Indian to lose his life. 'nyr Um' lluflrirrtl Four .' :LM ' 3 . E N .. Iiolly llnridull is lion-rl us Bali-N O'lTiy mxuivs d point Willi iirii unw ii rc w Ciriiom wot i s 1 W in 1 rn CAST OF CHARACTERS Tom Marlowe ,..,........ .................. ,,........ .....,.... B i C liflrd Meyer B001 Scumders ......,. Bobby Rnmdnill ........... ..........l-loiiier Philips ..,..,.....Iosepli Lestyk Bill Iolmsoii .,,.,,......... ............ T im Bdliour Poovli Koeirrioy .......... .......... B iclicird Foclit Bcilno O'lDoy .............. .,,..,... C liorlene Miller llolri r ' in Biiinilicirii ,..,..... ........... D omid Anderson Coiisicmco Loiio ,..,.... .,,...... C flirisiy Knepsliield Millie .....,....,,......,.......... .,..,...... B everly Tlioriios Flo .......,........,,., ....,.,,. I Goime Brdlidrii Sylvostvr ......,... ......,... D ovid Bdird Windy ........, , Sluts ........... .........Bobert Giuiitd ...........Eorl Moys A tow ct the jurors watch a demonstration of how lllft IlttiIFll'l was vornrnitted. CAST Iudge ......................... .......................... C lyde S. Shurnaker Foreman ........................................,..., Iohn l-lice, Sally West Iuror No. Two ............... Iames Stokes, Donna Divins luror No. Three ...... Iames Grey, Sally Guttorrnsen Iuror No. Four ............... Larry Graham, Nancy Pizor Iuror No. Iuror No. luror No. Iuror No. Iuror No. luror No. Iuror No. Iuror No. Guard ...... Five ..................... Larry Thomas, Iudy Ernst Six ............ Lee Hoovler, Nancy Stevenson Seven Ronald Huftner, Barbara Stewart Eight .,......,... Iohn Emmett, Nancy George Nine ....,. Alan Cubbison, Margaret Huth Ten .................. Dave Iordan, Paula Rossen Eleven ...... Iohn Melngailis, Mabel Cress Twelve Michael Taper, Margaret Lynch .. ................ Iohn Motko, Ianet Graharn SENIOR PLAY Twelve Angry Men and Twelve Angry Women his opinion corrvornrng the tate ot a tried murderer, while lurfr Nurrtl er Three played by lim Grey becomes violent when luror Number Eight portrayed by lchn Enrme-tt voivts the other jurors look on, 'uyf Um' lIu11.lr'r.l Six 2 Owen Paiksicli- shows lcfrmy how to put Father Moynihan and Michael Saunders enjoy a aame ot Chess. on lipslivk. ALI.-SCHOOL PLAY . . . Ienny Kissed Me Staiwiiri-1 at attention an thu-L at Father Moyriiharrs fiiolili-111 :stint-fiits, Sliiil-tixiaiitlv huviiu and Palmer. CAST Father Moynihan ......... ......,.. R icliarcl Meyer Michael Saunders ........... .... .......,........ I o lin Hice Mrs. Deazy .............,.............................. ........... P hyllis Stine Sister Mary ol the Anqels .......... ......... A my Parker Shirley Terabossi ...,.................... .....,,............... A naie Litz Miss Stearns ............. .......,.................... B everly Thomas Mary Delaney. Mary Grey Shideinantle l-larry ........,................ ................,,.,............. N ancy Boone lo ......,..................................... ...,...., D tonne Palmer Owen Parkside ........... ....... ...... I o e Lestyk lenny .......,.................... .............. N eil Norton A qirl ....,.............,.. Another qirl ........ Mr. Parkside .......... .............NanCy Neely .,..,......Sandra Warner ,,...,...Michael Taper I'ug1r Uni' ll1111il1'w.l Sf'-rwvl Tliis vomlno is busily practicing hillbilly, Dixieland- well, suitable Minstrel tunes---as the DECO vhorus locks on wait iniq for their rue to sinq. DECO MINSTREL Inyw Um' lIum1'rril lfiglhl CAST lnierlocuior ............ .,............................ ......... B i Chard Foclii End Men Miss Eliza ................... .................................. P hyllis Wollrom Miss Cindy Lou .........,.. .......... N ancy Cubbison Miss Magnolia .......... ......... M ary Ann Derkics Miss Blue ............i,....... .,.............. B arbara Russo Miss Tarnbo ............. ........... B arloara Green Mr. Sideswipe ............ ............. P aul Braun Mr. Bastus .............. .......... L arry Thomas Mr. Fireball ........... ............ l ames Scott Mr. Baitleaxe ............... .......... D avid Baird Mr. Elbowqrease .......... ........... l ames Grey DECO MINSTREL '1'1111 Sl1111e CIPW 1s 1'Qs1:1111s1b1e 101 S111- 1111LJ 1119 s11111e, 1111 11kJ111111LI 1111C1 151111111115 111 1111 1111111 311111111 111-od111'111J11s 111 1119 11111111111111111. T110 boys, 11111161 1119 511' 11111v1s11111 01 M1. M111911, work b111'ks11113e 111 1111 1110 LH11lYS, 1111111'111111S, 1111169113 1111C1 1111-111115. '1'1111y 1111151 111311 work b111'11- 31111111 11111111111 1110 11sse1111111eS, 11112111 1119 511111710 1111 11111111 11111v111s, k1I1d 1719111 LIIIC1 swoop 11111 9111119 1111111 5111111111 1161611 d11y. 1.1111y '1'111111111s. 111111 111L1Y 131111111111 111 11111111 1k1k't: W0111 511151111-11 11y 11111 p11o111111'1i1p11e11 as they were 11111Qc1111Q 11'11L 1955 Devo 1V11ns11f11 STAGE CREW 11.1 1111z.1w.-11411111 s111111,11'11-W 111111 1111111111111111' 11'11111y Vw'1111S11I11' 1111111111115 115 P11151111111S111111S1111 111111.11 111 11 111111 111 11111155 1111111311111 1111 1V11S511'I, G11111111111, 1v'11. 11111111111 111111 S11111111111:ss. 111111111 111.1y1111:1111 1'1 1111111y 111551-11 1V111 111141111 11111 11y11111f1'111111 111-.111 1151- 11 1115 1111'-11, HJ 1,31 A I'J vo 1 1'1 1111111 1111.-wi llll' Seated: 1V111111'llxI, D111s111'11, How, 1V111If111Y, RQ1111, BCIIFPIK, Bowsvr. Standing: S1iy11-11, V11111111 Kwsm 11112111111 1,Y11V11, 1311111111 Trwrk, 1.11S1yk. Y E A R B O O K S T A F A 111111111111 511111 111 .111-1 111111111 513111 1111111 w-111 111+ yf11111:'z1'1-1 11.11111 1,yn11 11141111 11y, 111S11'y' 11 -111 111111111, W11111111 1'f1y,:11111 1'111'2I1-IxI11 i1.- V-1111 .1-1 1111151111113 111 111111'1, 1f.11'11 c111y C1111111Qj s1x111 119riod, Room 204 wos 11 111'1J1l1VE? of 11c'11v11y us 1119 IIIGITILDQTS of 1119 Yi-1111ooo1c 511111 b1,1si1y wro19 Copy, r9qu1s1- 11111111911 1N1f'1L1TG3, cmd did o1119r work required 111 p1od1.11r9 1119 19515 Y9fII'bOO1C. T119 s1oH 139- 111111 111L1I111111Cj 1119 1V1fICj1'1G1 oboui CI y9:1r oqo 1111d workod o11 11 1111111 11119 MCITC11 of 11113 yo 11. T119 11119911 111911113915 of 1119 s1oH, 21111111911 ixy 9o111or Ly1111 Murr 11y ond o1dv1s9d by M135 119011, Miss 16111113011 cmd Mr. Po1r119r 111od11r'9d 11113 IPFOTC1 of 1119 C1953 of 1956. .A-41,1 -. 1' my ' 7.2- 1 9-.ulliw - l'm1w Ulu' llu111lr'r1l Tru . if mm, HQ1111111, 1jwWar11 and 1.y111'11 L11 111-1 y -1111111111: 5111111 111 w1111c. PHOTOGRAPHERS 1111111 s111111111I 1111111w11ra1111v1's 14111 Faust and Dave 11111111 1ns1111v1 IV11. Pk111l1n'l 111 111v 111r1da111vr11a1 I1l1I1' vigil--s 111 urn- 1-1 111-1 S-'113Q11S prvss va11101as T11e piioiaarapiiers are aiways busy. Mr. Palmer arid siuderii p11a1oqrap11ers Wi11iQ11111 Faust and David Rapp iaok 111as1 ai 111e pic:- iures for 1119 yearbook arid for 111e Maqriei riewspaper. T11ey 11ad ia 111g 11eavy press Cameras ia games, to dances, i111a classrooms arid add Carriers O1 111e sC11aa1. T11is was Bi11's Second year arid Davids firsi year as p11o1Oqrap11ers. H1 Pugh' UII1' fflllliflwkf ffll l'1'll Edttors and reporters count inches and check make- up in the last grand rush before copy goes to the printer. MAGNET NEWSPAPER STAFF Every other Friday during the school year, Magnet newspapers were distributed at noon. Cries of Look, theres my name on the front page! and Theres my picture were heard throughout the remainder ot the day. Roto sheets were also passed once a month to all those who had Magnet sub- scriptions. This year, as in many past years, the news- paper again took many state and district honors for the high school news bulletin. Miss Reed served as literary adviser, Miss lamison as athletic adviser and Mr. Palmer as the business adviser to the Magnet statt during this past year. Seated: Cohen, Cingolani, Ford, Graham, Huth. Standing: Hosenbauer, Stewart, Stepp, Oldakor. ORTEHS tTopJ Seated: B-ntl, Gwitsrivi, ttotloticuiqti, C11111111ir:11s, Hottit. Stcnding:D-1V11111y H11 1 1 111t t1 1r1t1d11s111, ttmtiimri, Clank otoml First How: ttt111dyt'11st1, t'1vt1'iut1, k1L'f'1L'I, Kovouh, Str-1n1m1t1, Ron Second Row: G,-tttt 1 t 111 Il 111 t onidori N Lonqdon, Wottairiq Iordon, Walker, Smith. Third Row: Henricks, Elhctt, Stme H lftr md K Phtuqh Hootie Pc11me1',Ross Potter, THE t'fditor,i11'Ct1iQt .......,. Assofioto Edito1 ,........ News Editor '........., Copy Editors ........ Athletic' Editors .......,, Feature Editor ......... Lite-rftry Editor ............. . Ectqte- News Editors ......... Exctittiiqe Editor .......... St11dG11t Pt1otoqrc'111l1orS ...,..... EDITORIAL STAFF ,,,,,,............CQ1ro1 Eord ...,.......Wostey Oldcikor Cotieri Noiicy Ciiiqotoni, Diorio Stopp Morqoret Huth, Pout St1er111c111 ,.,............Borboro Stowort .......,............Cl1r1sti11e Roseribciuor ...mtciiiet Eudoli, Borboro Sree-11 Gfflttlttll .......Wittio111 Eoust, Dovid RQ11111 l'ugf1' Um' The business start under the direction ot Mr. Palmer, business adviser, is responsible tor the sale of subscriptions and the sale of advertisements for both the newspaper and the yearbook. ll was their job to handle all the financial arranaernents conf crerninq school publications and to try to niake ends rneet when the time came to pay the bills. They were also responsible tor distribution ot publications to those who had purchased sub- scriptions. The Eagle News Editors, lanet Fudoli and Barbara Green, pub- lished an article in the Butler Eagle each Friday evening. School News contained brief articles concernina the latest news around the school. MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF fit-ah d is the lvusxneqis stafi for tho Maanet rewspapcr and yearbook: lif-rvt-y, Braun, Graham tmana Wa N+frnr'efH, Bayer, nyr Um' ll1m.lrr.l l'l1lIl7'fd'l'lI El -fm AT THE STATE CONVENTION: Smith, Ciritzularii, Shi mari, Ford, Stopp Stvwarf. TI TYPISTS During the year six Magnet stafi members went to the state convention at Uniontown. Another group attended the Pitt Press Con- ference in the spring. At these convene tions, ideas were exchanged and the high school editors discover faults to avoid in writing and makeup. The typists were responsible lor typing the news stories, feature articles and editorials for the Magnet newspaper which is pub- lished iiiteen times a year. They also typed the pages and pages of Magnet copy for the yearbook. The typists learn accuracy as they do typing for the pub- lications. They quickly learn to proof read correctly as they realize the truth of the adage, The linotyper follows the copy right out the window. Seated: Yttttritr, Aritittisoti, Standing: Dariiivrr, Uaytrn, Paytas, Plljfl' Um' Ilrlmlrrtl lfiflrf X C41 swf an Q! BIOLOGY I CLUBfHow One: l,1111111l11r1, K11:s1f1, St1:1r1l111L1s1f1', H1r1fl1111l, '1N1H1s11r1. Row Two: Ff.:.T11 1 1'11.1111z1f I-11111-11111111 IM111111, H111-1 .N -1111, 111 H111'k1-11st11:11 Puts-1, T111 BIOLOGY VVLJ new clubs were 11111111111 111151 ycur 1116- BllkUlfDl,1y I 1 'lub cmd 1119 1y1111 1111111 f111 Students ' 111151 I tII1d II, re- 11 1:51111 1'11'I1vC11y. Mrs. Dunbcxr li 111111 1 111111901 for H19 B1:111111y club cmd Mr. 1 11yl1'11 fs111111:sc1r for HIC 4.1yl111 111111. These 1111113 11111 11111191 of H161 1 11'11111s:1'1d 111101031 111 1l1e 111111 11:1 111 131111121 Hugh. if 1. Row Three: Hit, H1v1l11ir1n11nd, M1'L3111111, P11111l11:1'. Row Four: 1111111, How Five: Lurky, M1'CIom1. CLUBS CAYLOR CLUB-Row One: !'111i11, H11s111i1.11111, Q',1111s Yi1111il11111i 111- 1 1 -1 W1 11:1 How Two: H1,11'1'11, N1'1s111'1, M1111l-cs, Eu1k111, C51111f111:S1111 'W1-1,111 1. Row Three: I2111111, 1411111111 iS11111f1r11, H11w:s11, H 711111, S111-11111m. Row Four: M1y11 111 11:11 ss, M H1111-, 1'l111l111 L21-1111. Row Five: M1. Cf11y11v1 K:s11111s111J, H1 y1:1 fXv111y, U1 1-1 V11TE1:1111. Every Saturday morning at 11:15, Mary lo Schneider, Mike West, and Oogie Pringle are heard on The Morning After on radio station WBUT. They play records requested by high school students, interview many in- teresting persons and give all the latest school news. Pit'turc'd above in the WBUT studio is Mary lo getting ready to spin a record as Mike looks on. Oogie is probably looking tor See You Later, Alligator. Iunior Downbeatu has been heard on Saturday mornings on WISH tor a number of years. This year, Russ Thomas, Lynn Murphy and Barbara Green spun the tops in pops, inter- viewed guests and reported on high school activities. ON THE AIR Russ Thomas, Lynn Murphy and Barbara Green, members of the Junior Downbeat staff. Pagr Om' Il1l!Itfl'l'ri Srfvrnlrvn DEBATE Debate class is held every day during the seventh period, from the members ot the class, the debating teams are chosen. Miss Bitzert is debate instructor and coach. Teams had a successful season this year. Among their honors were a gavel won for taking tirst place at the interscholastic debate tour- nament at leannette and placing third in the state contest. The National Forensic League members who will get Debate letters are David Baird, Mar- tha Ann Barron, Karen Bauer, Nancy Boone, loseph Doyle, Donald Lockshin, Sandra Shields, Phyllis Stine, Diane Yerlcins, 'William Qrsborn. To win a letter a debater must have been in debate two years, must have been a varsity debater, must have won one- halt ot his debates, and must have the recommendation of the coach. William Orslnorn looks rather amused as Don Lock- shin qtivstirtris his aifuitiivnt. Other national Forensic League members are Merle Brown, Stephen Cohen, Ronald Ealcin, Eleanor Gladden, David Gallmeyer, Paula Horwitz, Koula Lyras, Albert Potter, Ierry Farber, Mary Grey Shidemantle, Beverly Thomas and George Willianis. lot Doylw, Martha Ann Barron, Miss ltitznit Ccoavhl, Karen Bauer and Don l.Gi,'lCSli1i'1. Thi' tvam that voiiitwttnl lat tht' statf- t'hanipir'nsliiu. .W ,iz Ks yflfll' Um' Il1lll41l'I'il Ifiyl1tr'flr The lvory Knights Chess Club is perhaps one of the most unsual clubs in the school. The members of the club meet three days a week at noon in The Castle tRoom lO3l to play chess. discuss the game and teach it to new members. They select their president tLord High Ivory Knightl and vice president CSenior Ivory Knightl by holding a tournament near the beginning ot the year. Officers this year were lohn Mein- gailis, Lord High ivory Knight: lim Winer, Senf ior lvory Knightg loe Lestyk, Recording Bishop Csecretaryl: and lim Stokes, Financial Bishop itreasurerl. The faculty adviser Cwho also plays a good game ot chessl is Mr. Lawson. THE IVORY KNIGHTS CHESS CLUB Row One: Mvlntiaitis, Winer, Lestyk, Stokes. Row Two: Mc-Clean, Black, Yarger. Row Three: Heilman, Smith, Miller Om' llullilnul Ninflr 1 ll 5 t 0 How One: Neigh, Monks, Braun, Selfridge, Scott, Thomas, McCormick, Gilchrist, Henry, Brunermer, I-lcist, Beers. Row Two: Burris, DeMask, Bullman, Marburger, Hillman, Aggas, Andres, Nye, Fennell, Halton, Lukon, Lowry, Graff, Ostwinch. Row Three: Van Grootenbruel, Duffcrd, ludith Fishel, Dickey, llliiistf-cl, B. Smith, Daller, Sedoris, Schnitzki, Namesnik, Kinney, McKinney, D. Smith, Collins. Row Four: Holm Holler, Lawson, Goibel, Fry, Burke, Rader, Ryan, Christy, Osche, Dulya, lanice Fishel, llriiw, lhilvhison. DECO CLUB The DECO Club is composed of students in the Distributive Education and Co-operative Office Training classes and is one of the largest organizations in the school. The members of the club go to school in the morn- ings and work in the afternoons. The club holds a luncheon once a month at which time all the employers of these students are invited. The members of the club usually take a trip to Pittsburgh near the end of the year. Perhaps the largest and best well-known ac- Unr llumlrril Tfwrnly tivity is the sponsorship of the annual DECO Minstrel. The chorus and most of the end men in the Minstrel are members of the club. This year the Fourth Annual DECO Minstrel was attended by one of the largest crowds. Officers for this year were Ianice Collins, presidentp Paul Braun, vice presidentp Diann Smith, secretaryg Beverly Bullman, DE treasurer: and Virginia Schnitzki, Co-opf' treasurer. The club advisers were Mr. Dem- shock, Co-operative Office Training co-ordie nator, and Mr. Shaul, Distributive Education Co-ordinator. Seated: Hoscnzweig, Boone, Trcrutuldn, Miller, Lowtcn, Wcllker, Herold. Standing: Rokowski, Roudy- lvush, Parker, D'Vort-hok, Gerstner, Iincm, Fennel, Ellison, Laurier, Porcrsku, Schoney, Benton. LIBRARI-ANNES udys Hviold, ul thi- LllUtCtI'1AIHlt'S, hvlps lolln uk up mcitvriol tor his term paper. ff' ttf The Librori-Annes is one ot the schools serv- ice clubs, thot is, the members perform some speciol service for the school. These girls ossist Miss Young, school librorion ond club odviser, in the BHS librory. They collect li- brcrry permits, deliver them to study teochers, sort books, sign out books, ond hove o num- ber ot other duties. The girls olso hcrve sociol gctivities ond this yeor sponsored o boke sole to roise money. Officers for the yeor were president, Chor- lene Miller, vice president, Helen Troutmong secretory, Phyllis Stineg treosurer, Sondro Lowton. Miss Young wos chcrirmon ot the Pittsburgh lnterurbon Librorions Association ond ot the spring conference wos ossisted on the pro- grom by Librori-Annes Noncy Boone ond Foye Porker. Senior Richard Meyer tnot o Librori-Annell porticipoted in o ponel on re- cent books. U ll 1' llumlrril T-zvrllfyfo nt' ' , . - IPR. , .. t l t tifiiiii it th- ici-al Biitliii County FFA lwoys are pic- niifl at a Viiritiiiy rt Pi'nfii'c-ss showing ot faint iitivliiiwiiy hi lil fit Mivliifian Stain Colle-qw. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The looys enrolled in the high schools Vocaf tional Agriculture classes have the opportu' nity to join the Future Farmers ot America. The members go on many lield trips and work to obtain honorary degrees in the local chapter and in the state or national organiza- tion. They continue their work in the FFA during the summer months and atter gradu- ation. They hold social activities such as ci square dance and a game banquet. This year Anthony Pizer, Edward Pawlowicz and Clair Cratty were awarded State Farmer degrees. George Rader, a senior, won tirst place in farm forestry at the contests held at Slippery Rock. FFA officers included Anthony Pizer, presi- dent, Robert Rodgers, vice president, Clair Cratty, secretary, Lewis Pizer, reporterg Roy Kennedy, chaplaing Garry Barnhart, sentinel. Mr. Graham and Mr. Reirnold, Vocational Agriculture instructors, are the chapter ads visers. Row One: Mcifardless, L. Pizer, Rodgers, A. Pizer, Cratty, Rainhart. Row Two: Gotti Pawlowicz, Cotten, Kcnredy, l.. Neiipert, G. Srhniii, Millet, Sr-att, Mfrllish, Row Three Rader, Cushcy, Foertsrh, Sprinncrvvelior D, Svhniii, Grloski, l.indiy, Uriislif-l, Pat tcn, Gilliland. Row Four: Nett, Qiinstiaiix, Fantainii, S1Pi'liVY'iSOT1, Kit-nitslay, I. Niiii iifirt, Kalrlithalf-i, Grimm, Moore, Stiol-r l, Kiiwss, Huint. i n 1 . i : A 1 Q x i 1 i I i 1 I i . Uni' lli1n.lrf-il Tfrcf'1ll,i'flf1t'n How One: Convery, Campbell, Svhnur, Gaillot, Orth, Heasley, Poole. Row Two: Smith ltentorth, Peterson, Wotick, Bachman, Shaiior, Gibson. Row Three: P. Milli'-r, DeVonnny Richards, Davis, S. IVlcrCommcn, Brown, MvDaniols, B. McConiinon, Walsh. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Butler High Chapter of the Euture Hornemakers ot America is composed of girls enrolled in the Home Economics course. Otticers this year were Ellen Gaillot, presidentg Donna Schnur, vice presi- dentg Mary Ellen Heasley, secretaryg and ludy Orth, treasurer. The club often has guest speakers at their meetings. Each year they send representatives to District and State FHA meetings. This year they spon- sored a sale of FHA cook books. They also planned to have a joint Wiener roast with the EEA at the end ot the year. Donna Burrell and Carol Miller, home vu. students, are helpirq to serve at the luncheon ioi thc- visitinfi Student Counvil representatives trcrn Beaver Falls l-liqh Svhool. - tg ,ns 5, , -1' 'er sl. y V Um' Ililllilrml 7'fZL't'llfj'-ffl! 'fl E Row One: llinrlmun, Snydvfr, Yorkirs, Cunningham, K nn dy Filii lc Bowser Qcllioun B rnfr I ill DV li lx I. -urn, lwlvfliridlffss. Row Two: Cwitliirr, Stanley, Penvos y o inson Se roline Wt iln r K sr n init' i, Gi istnf r, Curips, Wriill. Row Three: Lczvlcoy, Cyp ci sis c ri c ont xiii i low i lHi!t+ ison, M. Ion- s, Cliulvcr, Ansiiion, Mflotiryhlin, FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Senior Group Tlio locol Clicipter of tlie Future Nurses ot Aiuericu is so lcirqe thot it is divided into two qroups, tlie Senior Group and the lunior qroup. The purposes of the PNA ore to prof vide cr setting in wliicli young people who cue interested in nursinq ds CI Coreer con meet toqetlier to shore tlidt interest, to ex- plore the opportunities ond requirements in llie field, to qrow cis individuals by working toqettier, ond to leorn obout the community lite in wliirli tliey will pdrticipote C1SlI'1lO1'1'1'1Gd Citiiiens ond possibly us nurses. Um' Illlllifwil Tfrcffliy-fnilr' Air Liv The Iunior PNA went on a conducted tour of the Butler County Memorial Hospital. The group had many speakers during the course of the year. Mrs. Kathy Boyles spoke on the work ot the Butler County Health Unit, a panel of student nurses from the local hos- pital gave an explanation of work at the hospital, Mrs. Barkley told of the work done by the Tuberculosis Society. The officers of the lunior PNA were presi- dent, Charlotte Bowserp vice president, Ioan Pibick, secretary, Carol Burtnerg and treas- urer, Betty Calhoun. Officers of the senior group were Sharon Martin, presidentg Mary Stern, vice president, Carole Zaludek, sec- retary, Kay Miller, treasurer. A trip to Buhl Planetarium to see the sky show and the interesting display of nurses' apparel was a highlight of the Senior PNA's club program. The group also saw a skit depicting the routine in an emergency ward. Miss Anna Burkhardt, senior PNA adviser, spoke to the club about preparing for their interview at a nursing school. Miss Mary Young, senior high school librarian, dis- cussed with the girls books and pamphlets on nursing available for their use. At another club meeting, Captain Potter showed a film presenting the opportunities of nursing in the Armed Porces. At a com- bined meeting of both the Iunior and Senior PNA clubs, Mrs. Mildred Crawford, chairman for the Mental Health Organization in Butler, explained to the group why funds are needed to help the mentally ill. The only requirement to join the Puture Nurses of America is for a girl to indicate a positive interest in the profession of nursing. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Iunior Group Row One: Roselli, Narahotski, Williams, Eakin, Tarcha, Taggart, Zaludek, Martin, Stern, K. Miller, Smith, Graham. Row Two: Pastorius, Doronkamp, Somers, Huth, Paytas, Walsh, S. Young, Walker, Chura, Nemeth, Lesnoy, Duftcrd. Row Three: Cross, Kosar, Keene, N. Young, P. Miller, Beacliem, Mintz, Becker, Penisch, M. Graham, Schneider, Dowling. Um' llimilrful Tnwllly-fifzr FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club con- sists of fifty-nine junior and senior students who are interested in teaching as a career. To be a member of the club, a person must have recommendations from three teachers. The Executive Council of the club then votes on admitting the applicant. Student teachers, college representatives, and special guest speakers talk to the club members on the different fields of teaching. The club meets every two weeks during B assembly. During American Education Week the club prepared bulletins explaining the purposes of education. During the year the PTA visited the different elementary schools to observe teaching methods. As a guide to help them in select- ing a college that they would like to attend, the members visited various colleges in the Tri-State Area. The information desk in the front hall and the sale of plastic book covers were the two main projects sponsored by the FTA Club this year. Their program this year also included different social activities. Officers for this year were Margaret Lynch, president, Carol Roe, vice president: Wilma Fuellgraf, secretary: Carolyn Drushel, treas- urer. The club's faculty advisers are Miss Esther Iohnson, Miss Gertrude Hitzert and Dennis W. Keiser. Mrs. lane Kerr acted as adviser during the absence of Miss Iohnson. Row One: DeVenney, Gregg, Betros, Chiprean, Stewart, Allen, Moore, B. Roe, Broad. Row Two: Wilson, Drushel, Fuellgraf, Lynch, C. Roe, Pelliccione, Crafty, McCandless, Potter, Oesterling, Phillips, Hoc-hn. Row Three: Stevenson, Nulph, Brandon, Robison, Klepper, Zachar, Steinhauser, Motko, Farmer, Curzi, Mullner, Cerja. Row Four: Ruby, Tack, Rosenzweig, English, Lassinger, Weaver, Lcngdon, Henricks, Nolsheim, MacKinr1ey, Miller, Stepp. Um' lllllIiIl'l'ii Tfwffzly-.fix xX.,f ltazzwniaty Svliriviclvi, a inrrnlwr' at thv Att Clulw, makes a skwtvli at livr lwiwtlivr in downtown window during Anil-rivan llliiuatzori Nlbr-lc. For their out- stantliriti nrt wink, Has-iinaiy and Ellen Gaillat won Gold Kvy Awards this yi-ai. PALETTE ART CLUB Students who have taken one year ot art and have a standing B average are eligible for nienibership in the Palette Art Club. Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening. At these rneetings the nieinbers work toward a goal of twenty-tive points which is necessary to achieve a pin ot rnerit. The points are earned in niany ways, such as painting posters, advere tising school activities and winning awards in the Annual Spring Art Exhibit. The group traveled to Pittsburgh to see the ln- ternational Art Exhibit which was held at the Carnegie Museum. The Art Club is responsible tor painting the scenery used in the school plays and operettas. Qlticers ot the Art Club were Dick Rittelrnann, president, lane Nicholas, vice president, Nancy Ansnian, secretary-treasurer, Donna Rapier, historian. Mr. Shatter is the art instructor. Row One: lllkllfllll, Sntith, Ansnian ltittulrnann, Nivliulas. Row Two llivlwli, ltawliuia, Nulph, Millcr, Gail Q7 lat. Row Three: llonaryn, Wilson Pottvi, Stvinhausvr, Hass. Row Four Nlartin, Tavlz, ltr-cltlick, VVcavor lliiiiiluiinili. How Five: lNlvCaridlvss M-'li1s::ir'k, liltlllti, Katana liosar. T1 '21 ,f' ll 1 ii: I Pl ,Z .. l.A P 7' 'Y n In l. la :J I V! n pa f Agn V' r ' an ir' P n Y A l Q. Row One: Smith, Cohen, Stevenson, C. Roe, Elliot, S. Miller, Lowry, Horan. Cingolani, Ford. Row Two: Rosenbauer, Eakin, Lackey, l-lindman, Myers, tones, B. Roe, Bowser, Chuba, l-luftner, Meyer, Brcwn. Row Three: Cober, Keene, Glenn, Schneider, Snyder, l-leasley, Barlow, McCollough, Ashbaugh, Hoehn, Ansman, Burns, Stewart. Bow Four: Bauer, Burtner, Calhoun, English, Langdon, Shaffer, Lynch, Green, lordan, Cubbison, Guintoli, Kontos, Hurley. LATIN CLUB Labor Gmnia Vincet, Work Conquers All, is the motto of the Latin Club. The purpose of Latin Club is to give each member a better background of the Latin language and of Roman history. There are about fifty mem- bers in the club who have completed two years of Latin or are in their second year of Latin. The club meets the first Wednesday of each month at noon for a business meeting and the third Thursday evening of each month for a social program. During the year the members studied the Roman calendar and the way in which it was developed. They also studied the different Roman gods and goddesses. At Christmas, the club program consisted of singing Christmas carols and telling stories in Latin. ln March, the group read about the Um' lluntirml T4lL'I'7lfy-fiflllf assassination of Iulius Caesar. Each month the club studies about an event which hap- pened in Roman history about that same time. The members also give book reviews on Roman history and background. With the money collected from club dues the club bought Latin song books to use at their meetings. ln order for the Latin club to op- erate more efficiently the following commit- tees were appointed: program, publicity, project, social, finance, membership, and transportation. Each committee takes a turn in presenting a program and in planning the social hour of a meeting. The officers for Latin Club this year were president, Ronald Huffnery vice president, Christine Rosenbauerg secretary, Sally Mil- lerg treasurer, Richard Meyer. The advisers for the club are Miss Dorothy Doerr and Miss Elizabeth Hepler. Row One: Geisler, Elliot, Oestorling, Rossen, Lynch, Nolan, Taper, Tucci, Null, Ptluqh, Van Gorder, C. Fcrd, N. Ans- man, Callandor, Barron. Row Two: Baird, Forinqer, Summerville, C. Ford, Fuellgraf, I-lenricks, Nicholas, Guttorrnsen, Bayard, McDonald, Posci, Schneider, Frederick, McCandless, Shatter. Row Three: Israel, Kraus, lvl. Ansman, Ripper, Stinc, Thomas, Mack, Lopsuli, Howard, Rinehart, Miller, Neeley, Melngailis, Forshey, Farber. The officers tor French Club this year were Iohn Nolan, presidentg Tom Oesterling, vice presidentg Paula Hessen, secretary, Margaret Lynch, treasurer. The purposes ot Le Cercle Francais are for the members to gain a bet- ter understanding of the French language, to learn ways ot improving their French, and to carry on a good conversation in French. The club meetings are held once a month during A assembly. The business meetings are conducted entirely in French in order to give each member a chance to use his knowledge ot French. A short program tol- lows the business meeting. One of the pro- FRENCH CLUB: LE CERCLE FRANCAIS grams ot the year was a talk given by Rosa- lyn Ripper, Sue Frederick and Phyllis Stine, representatives of the Girl Scout troop which went to Europe last summer. A popular pro' gram this year was the skit, Le Bebe Em- porte, which was presented by seven club members. To be a member of the French Club, a stu- dent must have had one year of French or be enrolled in a French class. There are about titty members in French Club this year. With the money collected from dues, the club bought new songbooks to learn diiter- ent French songs. The club adviser is Miss Helm. Om' llumlrrtl T-'wnlly-Him THESPIAN CLUB Qne oi the many activities enjoyed by the Thespian Club was the trip to the Craft Ave- nue Theater in Pittsburgh to see the Pulitzer prize-Winning drama Our Town. The club presented many skits in both as- semblies throughout the school year. A Case for the Books was the drama the mem- bers put on during Book Week. This Way to Heaven, a delightful comedy-tantasy, was produced in keeping with the Christmas season. The club is composed ot twenty-five young actors and actresses who are interested in the study of dramatics. Membership in the club is limited so that each student has op- portunity to participate in as many club ac- tivities as possible. The club meets during every other assembly period. Pantomirne Quiz and charades are enjoyed by the members at the program ot each meeting. Monologues and duologues, one and two person readings, were also pro- duced tor another club program. Miss Latine, a student teacher at Butler High, gave a read- ing entitled CliHs ot Dover at another meeting. Oiiicers ot the Club for this year were lim Grey, president: Mary Grey Shidemantle, vice president: Patti Curzi, secretary, Mary Ann Derkics, treasurer. The advisers of the Club are Samuel DeSimone, English teacher, and Mrs. Seyler, English and dramatics teacher. Row One: Grey, Curzi, Derkivs. Row Two: Moyer, Young, Potter, Barron. Row Three: Horan, Anderson, lluth. Row Four: MrCandlc'ss, Wellner, Meyer, Bosenzweig. Row Five: Lestyk, Doyle, Baird, Palmer. U nr Ilu mlrnl Tlfirly V Students who usher at high school evening functions in the auditorium and at athletic contests make a real contribution to the at- tractiveness of these events. On this basis, the Ushers Club was formed. The club con- sists ot about sixty members who meet the first Tuesday of every month after school. lt has been customary to use the same stu- dents as ushers from year to year and to no- tify the members of the student body when additional candidates are needed. The pros- pective members are interviewed by a spe- cial committee and are judged on appear- ance, grades, personality, and activities They are also given a practical test. Those who have had the longest period of service and evidence the best leadership qualities are designated as head ushers. lt USHERS CLUB is their duty to assign ushers for all activities, and to inform members of these assignments. On many occasions the school ushers are called upon to serve at programs conducted by community organizations. The main club activities this year included a record hop and a bake sale, both held in the spring, and a banquet honoring the Senior club members. At this banquet each Senior member received a gold pin in recognition of his service. Cfficers of Ushers Club were Nancy Pizor, president, Sally Miller, vice presidentg Ioan Fibiclc, secretary: Suzanne Weaver, treas- urerg Margaret Huth, head usherg lean Fibick, assistant head usher. Miss Mayer is the club adviser. Row One: Miss Mayer, Benton, Barton, Mulsaughlin, Ioan Fihick, Ioan Fibick, Pizor, Miller, Wcavcr, ffuth, C, Hoc, lf. ftosvlli, Natili, Got-ttlor. Row Two: Allen, Heller, Doria, McGrady, Shuber, Taggart, D. Roc, loncs, Hosscn, Garing, Sviqtroid, Shaffer. Row Three: Haseltine, Ceholsky, Botsis, Foringer, R. Rosolli, Rennick, Chuhra, Sobkawz, McCue, Stine, llcist, Lynch. Row Four: Rapp, Gray, Pesci, Giuntoli, Kalina, Thomas, Potter, Leith, Baird. Um' Illlllilrnl Illlfffj'-Ulll Row One: O'Donr,el, McCollough, Polanec, Fuellgrat, Sauerland. Row Two: Natili, Gyongosi, Barlow, R. Ce-rio, Palmer. Row Three: M. Snyder, Martin, Daum. Row Four: Dumbaugh, D. Cerja, Wigton, Fizer, Frederick. Row Five: Thomas, lttt, Gerstner, Brown. Row Six: George, Roselli, Clark, W. Snyder. Row Seven: Basham, Hutiner, Stokes, Stevenson, Bain. Row Eight: Plaisted, Shannon, l-larr, Avery. A new language club was started this year in Butler High tor the students who have had a year oi Spanish or are now taking the subject. The forty club members meet the second Tuesday evening of each month. The meetings are conducted in Spanish to give the members more experience in speak- ing the language, At the meetings, mem- bers participated in the club program by presenting sketches ot Spanish lite for the enjoyment of the whole club. Nancy George and Fred Polanec, second year Spanish stu- dents, wrote and produced a sketch entitled El Tantasma de Punta Guijarrosf' Two speakers provided the club with talks. Mr. Leo Peta, a student teacher at Butler Um' Ilunilrril Tllirly-lfwo SPANISH CLUB High, discused the Castilian language which is the otticial language of Spain. Mrs. Mur' dock, librarian of the Butler County Hos- pital, showed slides on South America and discussed them with the group. The purpose of Spanish Club is to give its members a greater knowledge and apprecia- tion of the Spanish language, people, cus- toms, and culture. By these means, the club hopes to turther good will between the two nations. The club had many social activities including a Christmas party and a swimming party. Spanish Club, with the other language clubs ot the school, held a spring dance. Mr. Thompson is the adviser of the club. Row One: Green, Tarcha, Tack, Faust, Fritch, Rettig. How Two: Beck, Cupps, Pollock, Boyd. Row Three: Barr, Gra- ham, Farmer, Sobkowz. Row Four: Pacoe, jordan, Rapp, Knauer, Mortimer. Photography Club otlicers this year were john Greene, presidentg joanne Tarcha, vice president: Nancy Tack, secretary-treasurer. There are about thirty members in the club this year. ln order to become a member, a person must have access to a camera and be interested in photography. Two Butler High teachers presented special programs tor the club this year: Mr. Perens, who teaches metal shop, showed slides of his trip to Nassau and Bermuda, Mr. Shatter, art instructor, spoke on composition in a pic- ture and answered the members' many ques- tions. At club meetings, the members review the work done by the different committees who PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB head projects on nature, news events, public services, publicity, student activities and re- search. For a project this year, the club members took pictures ot couples at the junior and Senior Hops. Another project was the entry of photographs in the National High School Photographic Contest by the club members. The club meets during every other B assem- bly. The purposes ot the club are to teach the members how to study the composition and development oi pictures, to understand the working apparatus ot the camera, and to promote a better interest in photography. ln the future, the club hopes to obtain a dark room in which to develop pictures. Mr. Glagola is the adviser of the club. Om' Iluntlrful Tlzirly-Ihrm GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES-Seated: Smith, Rettig. Standing: Siliander, Miller, Zaludek. These girls are helping the guidance counselors in recording and filing schedules for the students and teachers, ordering various pamphlets, and arranging test booklets for classes. OFFICE AIDES The attendance bulletins which are sent to each room during the third and seventh periods are typed and run off on the rnimeograph machine by the girls who work as aides in the attendance office. They also help Mrs. De Matteo file the stu- dents' excuses of absence and make out passes to be signed. The aides in the principal's office operate the switchboard during noon hour. They run errands and answer the tele- phone. The guidance office aides have various clerical duties to per- form. They help to make the counselors work easier by typing and filing away Various records and pamphlets, cut- ting stencils and doing anything generally useful. In the visual aides office, a student stenographer does similar clerical work. There is also an office aide in the gym office. All these girls donate their time during study periods. These commercial students are selected by the guidance counselors. Um' llumlrrtl Tlzirly-four 1 XJ ff-9 gr Uv A5 Top ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES-Row One: IIIIIIVI illmum Ia, Iiflxrmxika, H4151 f 111-. Row Two: Illxvlp, ES. i ku wx, IIw1:1l y Llrrwh I. Row Three: I' .' v flu.. rr L 1- xiryhm L: GI-1111, Row Four: N,1::x:- 'sake H: :sr ni Mmm 'lm wal-11. Middle ATTENDANCE OFFICE BULLETIN-Row One: IH H II- mtl: -.IM It ui f: I' wuz, Row Two: if-11'-h:a.l.I-1 we I' Il-'11 xh1l1:::11. Botlom PHINCIPAIIS OFFICE AIDES-Row One: I'xIvx'uK III 21 umzi.-wx IW'Vfm, x N N1 I I .'i3I1Y. How Two: I:4I1I'I fhwir Iflvll II-'IlIlI'I1 I, 1: xx! :1 If I.. Hur llnl1.lrr.l 'l'f1f1'lA1'-ht 1 Row One: Mc'Grf-qor, Moore, Hirdmon, Golbrooth. How Two: Cloik, Dellon, Pt-ers, Moioni. Row Three: L1-1 wh, Tim lihn, Pc-tors, Robison. Row Four: Lawrence, Zurzolcx, Mock, Wolfe. Row Five: Murfiivh, l lVllItlK1U, Aticiins, Smith. How Six: Wilhfrt, ltnwos, lim'-ttiq, Stokes. How Seven: For-rtsch, Miller, Lontz, Golf-r. Row Eight: Mflllwciin, lhttuiwx, brown, luhns. SENSORY AIDES SERVICE CLUB The Sensory Aides Sgfvjgg is fggpgngjblg Motion Snyder, with imitzrixtyiritq xltiss in litiuti, is inspfvtinvq ci hlm to li shown in vciiiotis vltissiomxus tor the scheduling ond showing ot the iilins which the teochers use in their clossrooms. The members olso set up the screen ond the pro- jector for the showing oi the noon movies ond tor tilms tor the ossemblies. The members ot the club meet durinq A ossern' bly every week. This yeor's officers were Tom A . McGregor, presidentg Chester Hinclrnon, vice N . it presidentp Poul Moore, secretoryg Dick Gol- 3 6 breoth, treosurer. The club is one ot the most li .L usetul clubs in the school ond is orqonizecl sole- 'zx f ly tor the benefit ot the school. At the end oi the school yecir, the senior boys receive serv- ice pins. A sociol cictivity, in the iorrn of cr pcirty, wos qiven for the members ot the club. This was the first time in the history of the club thot o socicil czctivity was held. Mr. Atwell is crctinq cidviser of the club while Mr. Herron is on leove ot obsence. by ri IllC'lT1l7m I ot tht. Visntil Aifitis Vicrw or liy ci toot-hor. inf GOL il FOOTBALL GAMES, CHEERLEADERS. AND CROWDS Cheering in the Rain: Sully VVPSY, DiX1l' Bnrlww Sharon Martin, LOAnn0 Lcssrnrgfr, Mary Ie: Svhnwi der, Morlou Snyder. Go! Go! Go! An Pnthusiustmv icm pleads with Ihe players whrle the wrcwd vhm-rs, BHS AUDITORIUM. A Busy Place The auditorium, where many school activi- ties take place, is practically the busiest place in school. Because of so much usage, the furniture and the floor became quite worn. During the first few weeks of school, pounding could be heard echoing through the halls as the auditorium was given a face lifting. The old brown wooden seats were removed and new coral-colored seats replaced them. The floor was laid with rubber tile, black under the seats and grey in the aisles. Many a person was surprised, when rising from his seat, to find that it carrie up with him. The seats automatically go into place, giving a neater appearance to the auditorium. Om' of Mi. Mlllt-n's many tllkiqlt' stunts was tht tamihai' mia-in hat lrivk, tht' hat itfliithiritty suit iuittt,-cl lvy Mr. Dolnsliovlz. The svttrim is from tht annual faculty assembly program. Un t Ih p at -issvliiltli-s wt tht yvai' whirli was imp ttiiitthins tuit' violin 1 11 111111 ww 111161 111dy Bowsvr, 111dy Glwnn 1 x 1111 11 y 111-1111111111111 11 1417411141 111 11111 1V111i11. 1 FAMILIAR SCENES In and Around School Now, Ed, Mr. Macro starts mir- V1 111s 1511111 SI3QFK'1lf:'S in GH 61110111111 111 11131111111 1111+ 1114111 S111111 o1 Ed S1111111 who 111115 to look sony 1111 1ll1I1S1'11. The jonitors dust 1110 1111y 111l11C11l'1i,1S ol 1114' 11111111-1 .11 111C 11o11od-101 1111311 sc'11oo1. 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MAIN STREET Phone 75-702 YIO1' lTlOI'e 'll ' exeeeeive Ml er s Shoe Store 'ust I BUTLER, PA. better 'A' Butlffr Coznzlyfv Lnrgvsl Shoe Sfore 0 llumlrmi Fifty- 0 0 r Hunrlrm . 0 3 V1 S Qamufwze BUTLER'S No. I FURNITURE STORE 127 WEST IEFFERSON STREET Phone 73-758 I-Ieadquarfers for flomemakers S T O R A G E Rieck 0 FURNITURE SEA'-1'E51' 0 MERCHANDISE MAYFLOWER WAREHOUSES Ik ICE CREAIW Butler 3'l-930 and 0. H. Nicholas Transfer DAIRY PRODUCTS 8: Storage Co. 7 Established 1902 325 S. McKEAN ST. Butler. Pa 324 S. MCKEAN Butler. Pa. Phvne 73-717 f Fifty-Iwo INS U IRANCE IIYIIFII You Tlzfnlc of INSUR1-IIVCE . . . Think of the Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Fire Ins. Co Nationwide Life Insurance Co. A Butler Industry 'A' SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT LISTED IN CLASSIFIED SECTION OF DIRECTORY 'k IRA L. FLEEGLE-District Manager Shaffer's Jewelers 'A' CLASS RINGS GIFTS IN JEWELRY WATCHES and DIf1M'ONDS 'lr 141 NORTH MAIN STREET BUTLER v-I- lla Lf Nntimfsrf-QL, I ' funn-0' Ehnmpznn Iliunvral Ilinmv For You II'l1o Like Nice Things J . . . rf! Ir-1'ce.v You Like lo Pay 115 North Main Street Om' llumlrnl Fity-Ih AMERICA AND STEEL MUST GROW TOGETHER! K-f-T have ARMCO STEEL CURPURATIUN f f in W Q- lwwfwffdwlfdr ' nr mg eflmmw x NX Quality Clothes for Men and Young Men In BUTLER IT'S T R 0 U T M A N ' S Butler COIlHfj',J Grealest Store DISTINCTIVE FINE HOME CLOTHING FURNISHINGS FOR PRECIOUS. BANK LASTING REGULARLY ' ' qcff guggesfcons BY THE CLOCK fo' ' ' ' EVERY OCCASION Shop With Pleasure and Confidence X W hw X CII Fmsunflhusr Comm . . . 'f'1'? -'f'5 '5'5 5 ' MIIO WIIIIBMS Y ' Iewelers. Inc. M mber Federal Deposit Ins C p t Persanalized Payments Member Federal R Sy 1 114 S. MAIN ST. Butler. Pa. Onr Humlrmi Fifty-f The Choice of Di5Cfi77li7ZIlfiH-Q Seniors P R I N T C R A F T Graduation Personal Cards and Commencement Announcements 'k Printcraft Card Company, Inc. Scranton 5. Pa. PRESCRIPTIONS Martin's Pharmacy TODAY . . . tomorrow, someday soon you will call a person in a com- munity served by one of 5,000 INDEPENDENT fNon-Bellj TELE- PHONE COMPANIES. Th e INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE SYS- TEM operates 9 million telephones in an area covering 66? of the United States. ' IL.: If XTR INDEPENDENT This is the emblem of the LNDEPENDENT TELEPHONE IN- DUSTRY. A sign of fine telephone service, 4 158 N. MAIN s'r. Buner, Pa. C0rP0rGfi0n Telephone 3761 Butler. Pennsylvania On Hundrrd Fifly-,fix A Local Enterprise Since 1894 Pennsylvania School JOHN HONSE co- of Business 201 s. MAIN Phone 74-707 Higher Accounting and Business Administration, Accounting, Stenographic-Secretarial t 118 E. Diamond St. Butler. Pa. Telephone 35-330 BUTLER'S FINEST Specialists in Business Training FURNITURE STORE o P 1 IC IA N , ' PRESCRIPTIONS ' ' Prompt Service on Eyeglass Repairs SNS All Lenses Duplicated Know-Y All BUTLER IV:-ites All 41 '023 CARL E. SHIELDS 5 co. Chili you know is a hobby! I b '- A. B. co. ness life we are n us! 251 S- MAIN STREET Realtors and Insurance Brokers One Hundred Fifty-.re-v ongfzafulafions K PA UF ' hid' ',,1g:', ' t Q , eyes Bums . 'it b. - -tiff, 1 i msn g,tr 1.,,tw fttttriif lass . . . L To the younq men and women oi this community who are now enterinq a new and most important phase ot their lives, we extend our best wishes tor their qood luck and success in aii their forthcoming endeavor! And we wei- come them proudly into the spirit and co-operative lite of this, their home community! Monday 9-9 Daily: 9-5 Saturday 9-6 Harvey C. Trader Thursday: Closed at Noon Evenings by Appoimmem Tflt' Coulfrfrft' ,1Iu.v1'r' Slow 'A' Dr. J. Zucker Records, Musical Supplies, Sheet Music, Dr, G, A, ZUCkel' Band Instruments - Radios, Pianos P h - T ' ' o1'1'ori1121'R1s7'x honogmp S elevmn 'A' 111 North Main St. Phone 53-184 Phone 35-811 Butler. Pa. 115-121 E. North St. Butler, Pa. Um' liundrril Fifty-right 'Eve - Four - Three - Two - Une... . . ZERO! Red Warning lights flash as external control lines fall away from the glistening, needle-point nose. The towering three-stage rocket shudders. Dust, blasted into rolling clouds by a million pounds of fiery thrust, momen- tarily cloaks rocket and launching tower. Ascending slowly, majestically, the rocket noses above the dust cloud. Screaming brute power rapidly overcomes gravitational pull-and, with blurring acceleration, the unmanned rocket leaps into milky blue Florida sky guided by an electronic hand. Temporary destina- tion-a mathematically-fixed orbit in the bleak nothingness of outer space . . . more than 300 miles above the earth's surface! Sometime between Iuly, 1957, and December, 1958, man will thus launch the first expendable earth satellite and a new era-the Space Age. ' The attempt to conquer space is significant of the many technological advances made recently and soon to come. These advances have created many op- portunities for young people. While entrance into some of these new fields requires extensive technical training, many useful, interesting allied occupa- tions are available to graduating high school seniors. Look these opportunities over carefully, set a goal and then determine what you must do to reach it. And while you're looking things over, find out what the businesses and industries of Butler County have to offer you. Like other Butler County young people, you'll discover many opportunities are right here at home. ir Butler County Offices MII Nl' IB ll dl lull member federal deposit insurance corporation - member federal reserve system One Hundred Fzfly mn: Goodbye Seniors and Happy Futures Unlimited PRINTING: The Eagle Printery, Inc., Butler Penna ENGRAVING: Iahn and Ollier Company, Chicago III COVERS: Kurtz Brothers, Clearfield, Penna. PHOTOGRAPHY: Russell Bennett Studio, Butler Penna FACULTY PHOTOGRAPHER: Nelson P. Palmer STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS: William Faust David Rapp BUSINESS ADVISER LITERARY ADVISER : Miss Gertrude Reed ATHLETIC ADVISER: DRAWINGS: Nancy MAGNUS: Designed Onf Hundred Sixty 1 Nelson P. Palmer Miss Mary Iamison Tack, Georgia Verlato by Lynn Murphy an . w F 'Y 41' B W. 5 . X '1. X' Nu. , P 'GAG-, - '4 '4 w ' 4 . ..,. V, .' -R. 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