Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

Cjfvwion- imedfone 0i1fLfxSZA,00 ,g?1'f1ffz1111f1'fA. QL 1 ZLL Of GVLIIJQVLE5 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN GENERAL ACTIVITIES 0142 lfU0l As all Nature's thousand changes But one changeless God proclaimy So in Art's wide kingdom ranges One sole meaning still the same: This is Truth, eternal Reason, Which from Beauty takes its dress, And serene through time and season Stands for aye in Ioveliness. Goethe l l MQIJUUL I Editor Judy Walton Assistant Editor Alice Lou Graybill Typing Editor Carol Rosenquest Art Editor Donna Smail Photography Melvin Miller 8. Tom Crooks Advertising Manager Connie Smith Business Manager .Ia net Hollenbaugh 2 CORSICA BUILDING X 44' MILLCREEK BUILDING I-'Wy STRATTANVILLE BUILDING 3 - 'mv' - .1 WS J? a 5 3 5 Y 1 1. Q 2 V- 1 I 1 ,1- af Q. N' an 153 TUQH' in . .- , : f wr ' 'ef Vg as Vi 'ix 2311 a- ,, .f ,, W '., Hi rv I yt. J, Wi, W M i?3i f.5in FE an gllll is N5 Q!! V, M-,M milf 1:52-41'Wifl':' ,,1v'Mf:+f ejw' ,,,'f'?' 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Fourth Row: Ernest Corbin, Bert McKinley, David Bennett, Maurice Haugh, John Mendenhall, Clarence Brocious, Fifth Row: Ambert Oaks, Reed Glenn, Dean Rhodes, LeRoy Simkins, George Costner, Harold Graybill. 6 M M COLLETT Supervising Pxmclpul B S In Educahon M Ed lcnrron Stove Tec chews College PennsyIvcml1Smve Unnverslty Umversrly ol Plffsburgh 'N A -Q. , FREDERICK L CARL Hugh School PTIWCIPGI B S Commercial ond Physical Education M Ed Susquehanna Urwverswty Umverslty of Plltsburglv C L STARTZELL EI menmry Prlnclpul Home and School VISIYS B S nn Educaflon M Ed Cl mon Sfofe Teachers College PennsyIvc1mQSvme Umversufy JOAN SUMMERVILLE Ofllce Secretory NG' GRACE D. STEWART NORMA LEE BOWERSOX B.S. in Education M.Ed. B.S. in Business Education Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Wayne University, Detroit Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh fit JUNE E DOVERSPIKE B S In Business Education lndnana State Teachers College JAMES SHOFESTALL WILLIAM KAHLE CHARLES MARSHALL LOIS PHERO B S in Education M Ed B S in Education B S in Education B S In Home Economics Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers Co lege Clarion S ate Teachers M S In Educcmon University cf Pittsburgh Unnversity ofPittsb1.rgh College Indiana University NA 4 4 Q... lv it I Q f f ' I l 'fig ' flll f ERNEST SMAIL RAYMOND G. SACOUC LUCILLE GRAY AGDA ELDER B.S. in Secondary Education Elementary 6 Elementary 6 English Elementary 5 Clarion State Teachers Akron University Clarion State Teachers Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College College College Westminster College ELIZABETH WALDORF MARGARET E, WEISER B.S. in Education Elementary 4 Elememnly 5 Clarion State Teachers Clarion State Teachers College College 4? 'bf- A ETHEL MILLER B,S. in Education Elementary 4 Clarion State Teachers College -lv A -.4 'fi DOROTHA E, HAUCK B.S. in Education Elementary 3 Clarion State Teachers College MABEL LOVE B.S. in Education M.Ed., Elementary 2 Clorion State Teachers College Edinboro State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh HELEN B. SLAUGENHAUPT RUTH CORBETT B.S. in Education B S in Education Elementary 2 Elementary T Clarion State Teachers College Duke University YS! 355515 E M LL5 MARGARET Z. McNUTT Elemenqmy 1 B,S. in Education Elemen ary MARTHA GUIHER RUTH R COMLY Elementary, Fisher B S in Education CI rion S ote Teoche rs Clarion STOVE TSOCLFS Clcir on State Tecich rs Collfge Clorion Stote Teachers College College College Pennsylvania State University 'Vi L 'yy 4 C f' , N. 1 so DOROTHY TROXELL MABEI. M WAYLAND LUCY MAE FREAS B S in Education El mentary l Corsica MA in Art Indiana State Teache s College College University of Michigan 11 Har, an-QQ 0 1 Q RACHEL H. SHOFFNER LUCILLE FITZSIMMONS Elementary 4, Corsica B.S. in Education Cl: ri:n State Normal School Clarion State Teachers B S. in Education E ementary 2, Corsica Cl. r,cn State Teachers Coflfsge E. L, KNARR B.S. in Educat'on Elementary 7 and 8 Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University ,g?Ifl,CJQlfLf 106 8144 Rex Morgan Gene Welnfurfher Richard Shoup John R McCoy 14 FIRST SEMESTER: Uopj Richard Snyder, Beverly Jose, James Galbraith. SECOND SEMESTER: fbolfomj 1 ff fargo fs 2 X W s W-Y-2 Mrs. Edna Beacraft Z i K' I, Ji Cafeteria Manager x 1 fx' A .U il al. 4, 4 5 gaglferia We have come to another year in our cafeteria and hope it will be a success as in the past. Serving a school lunch program on limited means calls for a lot of thought and preparation. We try to make our lunches appetizing and nutritious as well as having eye appeal. lt is difficult to make menus that are different. There is always the possibility of having the same food too often. However we try to give the best for the price we receive. We are truly grateful for the co-operation of the students and faculty. I i Standing: ll. to ni Mrs, Alice Strattan, Mrs. Anastasia Caldwell, Mrsi Christine Clark, Mrs. Florence Cummings, Mrs, Mildred Hamler, Mrs. Margaret Gulnac. Sitting: Mary Louise Simpson, Mrs. Eleanor Smail, Mrs. Edn: Beacra't Mrs, Marian Rosen- quest, Mrs, Agnes Gcurley. . fi sf 3 S-.Y ' - . 1 d Q' ve gf' i 'A 'i ,Q . 4 . f i 'S- C., Jess -Isa: 3. .pq Q 1 'l 'Yu DOLORES AARON THOMAS AARON LINDA ANCHORS Pork Queen of the Prom Most sincere Loads of fun And full of cheer Nubm Strictly farmer There s no doubt School work to him ls lust plain OUT Linda Quiet and reserved Not much to say Thinking of Alan While he s away LE ROY ARMAGOST Spark Tall ond lanky Lots of fun Gives his opinion To everyone 1, f AUDELLE BAUGHMAN Little Dot So quiet and sweet, lt's hard to stress, A nice, little classmate, No morey no less. LOUISE BAUGHMAN louise When in o closs, Who makes the noise? lt s not Louise, Must be the boys. 73' HOWARD BEVERIDGE ROBERT BOOTH Howard He's in our Class, We wont to shout it, So come an, Gong, How about it? uaobn Agriculture, ls this boy s line, He gives the teozhers, A very rough time. . af J! , if 1 , A fi 'Y' , - 1 'vw fb f X JOAN BOWERSOX Joan A member of our 'Cheeringu squad, As cheerful us can be, A friend in need, U friend in-deed, A pretty rncxid ls she. M 'Q ROBERT CARO Caro This guy's notorious, As cz tease, But when He's around, Our mind's ct eose 4 W X PAUL CHANTREY Joof Full of laughs, A habitual pest, When he's around, There is no rest. THOMAS CHAPMAN Chapman Blonde und handsome, Rather charming, Most onything he does, Proves, olorming, Nub To Eileen A hoppy life Moy she mcilce Bill A real good wife 0.-0 1' Snuffy To soy she s clever Woeldn 1 be enough If you re ever unhappy Just cull on Snug Shirley A reserved cmd quiet Loss is she Most sincere It s plain to ee Adeline Quiet and tamed Intelligent too Its hard to find something Tho? she con t do X I :B fl A - an f '- A' , -. ,,ff'r es. N- N EILEEN CUNGER JODON VELMA COPENHAVER SHIRLEY CRAVxER ADELINE DAUGHERTY 19 ALLEN FIKE Bucky Thus guy IS talented At playing guitars Se enadlng Sandy Under the stars EDGAR GANOE Big Ed Kung of our Prom Lnked by all Dark and handsome very tall Goes for sports rather slum Always well groomed neat and trlm CHARLES FISCUS Fungus At o square dance He us found Swmgmg All the gurls around RONALD GEORGE on Light brown hair Rather short Known to all As a very good sport 539 167' ul TERRY FLEEGER Fleegle Such a p rscnallty ls very hard to beat He who tries to pass hvn Shall go down In defeat THOMAS GIRT Tom Kind ot quiet Kmd of crazy He s not suck He s gust pla n lazy 'GIS' ROBERT FRIEDLINE Bo Always wnllung to have some fun Na time for gurls except for one He s not seelung wealth or fame Just a gurl named Ma y Jane CAROLYN GOHEEN IS Always a s'nnle Liked by all Troubles to her Seem very srrall I 5'- g V , , 6. y ' , T ls N 4 fl R ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, bu nv- . .. l r X . L ,L , L 4 rf Q A A s E l ' , 1 ll T ll IIR ll ll ll IIS' IA 20 Y CARROLL GOHEEN JIQQS A set of twnns an our classroom Although you d never know xt To look at Carolyn then at Jlggs Neither of them show It CAROL GULNAC Carol Sh dcesn t care For dates or figs Ex ep for dates That are with lgg ROBERT GOURLEY Bo On the streets of Clarion He mostly IS found Drlvmg has bug Block Mercury around 'X ALICE LOU GRAYBILL Allce ls gurl I Flsherlte Wnth all of us She rates alrnght K1 RAYE GROSS Raye Very short Full of fun Has a story For everyone MICHAEL HECKMAN KIRBY HENRY LARRY HENRY Mllte ls guy IS known To be expressnve Hts attltucle ls qu: e Impressive Klrb s he greatest s the best stoncls out From all the rest Larry Our Larry Henry s not the some Pray tell v hat s happened to you You re spend ng al your worth whale time Way down Sth Avenue . V 5 Y if f -Q , Y l K if , V , 1 PM 4 K V . , rib? 4 . If - H H bf, ,, - H H ,, ' , ' ThA ' 'sa , I 0 'W' K x. tl , 3 TH' I H9 t . ' , He' , , C f , A A , He , ,f . I J. 3 . , . Q I RACHEL HENRY Roch Tall and slum And flaming red harr If dolls have a heaven Shell surely be there JANET HOLLENBAUGH Shorty Thus gurl s a regular pranksfer On that you ll all agree And If you need some cheering Then she s the gurl Yo see MARY LOU HERMAN lou Lou A lmle s amslress Tha? s for sure Her posse and charm We all adore A WILLIAM HIMES u He s very iall and quiet He s cut out fo work stores Wheiher carrying ou? the grocernes Or sweeping up the floors MARGARET HINDMAN Morgue New to C B- l. As of rhls year We hope that she Has llked ri here R'CHARD LEHMAN MARTHA NCCLEARY PAIRICIA MCGUIRE DIC Marty a lnfellrgenf quiet Coal black halr Very quref And rather shy Bug blue eyes Hardly a sound I1 s hard to find Very well Irked You can f lell A YHCGV guy By all the guys Tha? she s around W , ir J- f ' I ,, rr r, H HB-Hr, ,, - rr . . 6 X , , - , , . ., : ' z ' ' , , , in , , 'iii 11. ' if , 'l , 'ff' Q39 U, r , ll ll ll ' ki! ll Il HP ,ll , 1 ' , , 1 I r r I ' , I , , . 22 JOAN McNAUGHTON Joanne This gurl halls from Sfraffanvulle Charrmng smnle and all If you can t find her her class She s always nn the hall THOMAS R MILLER So quiet and nice So gay IS he A star with us He ll always be ALBERT MILLER MELVIN MILLER Boob Buster Short blonde halr Good nn school Eyes of blue Lots of fun He s your fruend He s well lrlxed The whole way through By everyone pr-N 'Di WALTER MILLER Wolf Thus guy s a farmer Deep at heart We sure wlll mass hum When we part '1 GLORIA NICHOLSON Glory New to our school A fruendly smile She II be well acquainted ln or llttle while LOIS MILLIRON ous Rather short Very cule Lots of other Thmgs to boot ART MILLS Arhe Very well lllcecl by everyone A regular basketbal shark Whenever he was on the floor He d always raise tha mark gays? ,,-f' ,, - ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ' in . . ' ' . , , . ' 'E Q si X . N . V 'A U , N 75' 6' HT- Rf, ,, ,, UL . ., .. - ,, . . . . I I , ' ' r 9 . fu A A My y kg, Y. . . I I . 23 WENDELL NEAL Butch Cars and mochmery Are hrs moan omblflon Simply no knowledge JUSlIY1TUIflOfl DEANNA GAIL PA Gul Always happy And an Q rush Soy Hello And watch her blush RSONS DEANNA PIERCE Ll I6 This gurl rates hugh wrth all of us Never complcnns doesn t fuss A quuet ond sweet gurl IS she She l go for It s plum to see fn? HOWARD PIERCE Howdy He s so toll Sc cute and slum All the gurls Could go for hum ws., ROBERT REINSEL MARY JANE RHOADES Punk June This guy :sn t very bug A sweet little blonde He sure can cause c rlot And not too quiet The blgcest problem When she s around In thus school us There s olwnvs o not Try to keep hum qunev lf' CAROL ROSENQUEST Rosle Very good In shorthand Excels In typmg too If you re feelnng low Then Rosle 5 good for you BOB ROSSEY Rcss Consudered cs o fruend to all Wears hrs hour c ew cut style If you need some cheering up Go see Rossey for cwhule l 5- - ryfr i . f - 3 J L H H ll 'Ill ll 'll' ll ll ll fl ,I - 1 .Q ' f . X ' , P I Q K '- Q . 4 r , i . I K X K. RW , X fi x X' -f' RFE? R Qi ' 2 , L , -ei X 3 E x l 24 ' PATRICIA sensnzw DONNA SMAIL BYRON sMm4 Pm 'fsmuiv' spake CONNIE SMITH Connie Hard working, quiet, She surely knows her music, We've got a friend Timid, too, Every single nate and key, We call him, Spike, She's mostly seen, Here's a very good chance Wi'h us, he rates, With, Alice Lou. Of C1 second l.iberace. A5 high as lke. For everyone. Bright and gay, Lots of fun, Has a smile, lf! '60 'ALA if 1 3 'W fv- fv- EUGENE SMITH GIFFORD SMITH JANET SMITH LEONARD SMITH Gene Th s guy has a charac er Known to all Hrs grea'est sport Is basketball Gif? Long black hair D A cut No doubt about He s cw nut Janet A qunet and fair Maud us s Teachers like her tn so do we 25 Smitty A good classmate from C L One of the very best A Irrend to all 0 friend Indeed Hell always stand th e test SIMON SNYDER Simon Cheerful gay lots of fun Happiest when has work us done Sample Slmon7 No suree' Just plcun Snmon he s for me BONNIE SWYERS Swyersle Chemistry ls In her held She gets IIWIII1 no trouble Just call on her In time of need She II be there on the double RICHARD SOWERS Skeme A regular trtckster Full of pranks There s sure no questuon As to where he ranks RUTH THOMPSON Ruthie Good gnades nn school Is her mam asm At her present rate She s bound for fame DON STAHLMAN Re Thus guy s a star Wnth lots of spurut Come on kids Lets let hlm hear lt JUDY WALTON Judy Popular wuth everyone Whoever gets to know er We ought to have o fashlon show Where we could really show er NELSON STAHLMAN Nelson Our fruend Nelson IS CI SCYECIITT A real old foshnoned not He may try but one thang s sure We know he can t deny nt MARIE WIKE Marie Rosy cheeks Hour combed sluck I really thunk She s meant for Chuck mit 26 'Kel .. V, ity I , ,Y I , W . 1' X 'N . V 2 , Q' f 5 .-',- Q ll ' ll Al ' ll 11 dll ll rr I 1 T r I I V A 1 I - ir V , , . . . f 7 O C ,. - H H - H H H ,, - H I v I -ll , , X ' , 5. sl , Mft b i 1 V 'o - wg , sg. , '7f22,,.,43 if It :wi X 5.33 'H S522 I .w Q .4 A . . enior KLM Adforg From the library tothe gym, all through the schcol the Seniors are won- dering laccording to customl. Yearbock meetings, athletics, music-all the extra-curricular activities, are well attended by the Seniors. lf you were to have locked in cn one of our class meetings, you may have seen or heard anything from a discussion of our class play to the date of our proposed V!ashington trip. A school day in the life cf a Senior, consists of classes ifrom gym to gecmetryl, a visit from our Guidance Counselor, to decide that all important question, What Lies Before Us? and perhaps choral practices and club meetings. We have also devoted many hours after school, practicing for our Senior Play, preparing for dances and other functions, all made possible through the plans of our class ofticers: Ed Gcmoe President Howard Pierce Vice President Joan Bowersox Secretary Dolores Aaron Treasurer Donna Smail Assistant Secretary We are anxiously awaiting May Gradua- ticn although with a certain amount of astonish- ment, at its coming so fast. There barely seems to be time to hold all of our scheduled and planned activities. Our Senior trip was enioyed by all who went, although we debated for some time whether we shculd go in the fall or spring. lt was a most entertaining trip, as well as edu- cational, and it's one l'm sure that we won't forget. lt's almost time fcr all of the things which school has meant to us, to draw to a close, Report cards, and homework, basketball games, and dances. But the associations we have made, and the knowledge we have gained, will never leave us. It is the end of a carefree life in high school, it is true, but it is the beginning of a mcre mature, responsible life in the world of adults. May we face the unknown as we have passed through the known. First Row: ion floorl Donna Small. Second Row: ll. to r.l .loan Bowersox, H o w o r d 27 Pierce, Dolores Aaron, Ed Ganoe, Miss Stewart. Third Row: Mrs. Bowersox, ,105 enior DOLORES AARON-Vocational Course Elementary Chorus, Punch girl for the Prom, Art Club 2, Dramatics 2, 4, Prom Queen, Basketball 3, Co-president for Mixed Chorus, Advertis- ing Staft, Super Salesman 4, Girls' Chorus, Voc, Home Eco- nomics, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, Treasurer ct Class 3, 4. THOMAS AARON-Vocaticnal Agriculture. D amatics 2, Prom Decoration Committee 3, Agriculture Basketball 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Super Salesman 3, 4. LINDA ANCHORS-General Course. Elementary Chorus, State Forensic 2, Class President, Queen's Court, Safety Conference at Clarion 3, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Trio, County Forensic, Dis- trict Chorus, Super Salesman 4, Choir 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. LEROY ARMAGOST-General Course. Chef Club, Prom Decora- tion Committee, Advertising Staff, STCO Club 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Super Salesman 3, 4. AUDELLE BAUGHMAN-General Course. Dramatics 2, Decor- ating Committee for Prom 3, Art Staff 4, Star Salesman 3, 4. LOUISE BAUGHMAN-Vocational Course. Dramatics 2, Decora- tion Committee for Prom 3, Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Super Salesman 3, 4. HOWARD BEVERIDGE-General Course. Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3, Booster Salesman 3, 4. ROBERT BOOTH-Vocational Agriculture. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Agri. culture Basketball 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Boosfer Salesman 3, Cafe- teria Stalif, Harrisburg 6-7th place in State Corn Contest, Chicken cf Tomorrow Contest 4. JOAN BOWERSOX-Vocational Course, Elementary Chorus, Art Club, Hat Check Girl for Prom 3, State Forensics Chorus, Cooks Forest Sunrise Service, Dramatics 2, Maid of Honor at Prom, F.H.A. Vice President, Basketball 3, Advertis'ng Staff, Varsity Club Secretary, F.H.A. Secretary, Secretary for Choralaires, Su- per Salesman 4, Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Secretary l, 2, 3, 4. .xgcfiuifiw ROBERT CARO-General Course. Chef Club, Prom Deco ating Committee. PAUL CHANTREY-Scientitic Course. Prom Court, Camera Club, C-L Lion Reporter 3, Magazine Manager 4, Senior Class Play 4. THOMAS CHAPMAN-General Course. Decorating Committee 3, Dramatics 4, Super Salesman 3, 4. EILEEN CLINGER-Vocational Course. Elementary Chorus 2, Prom Court 3, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. VELMA COPENHAVER-Vocational-Commercial Course. Red- bank Valley High School Library Club, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Play 'l, Advanced Chorus, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Chorus 2, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Commercial 3, 4, Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus. SHIRLEY CRAMER-General Course. Dramatics 2, Decoration Committee for Prom 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. ADELINE DAUGHERTY-General Course. Dramatics 2, Decora- tion Committee tor Prom 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. ALLEN FIKE-General Course. Prom Decorating Committee 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. CHARLES FISCUS-Academic and Scientific, Prom Decorating Committee, Camera Club 3, Booster Salesman 3, 4. TERRY FLEEGER-General Course. Prom Court, Chet Club 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, Star Sales- man 3, 4. ROBERT FRIEDLINE-Somerset Joint High School, Academic Course, Band, Mixed Chorus, Track l, 2, 3, Orchestra, Key Club, Baccalaureate Chorus, Commencement Chorus, Christmas Can- tata 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Solo, County Chorus, County Band, Solo, Christmas Cantata 3, Clarion-Limestone Band, Band President, Solo, Orchestra, Choir, Mixed Chorus, District Cho- rus, Forensics, Track 4. elfrior ,Mcfirfifiw ED GANOE-General Cocrse, Basketball, Track I, 2, 3, Varsity Club, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President of Class 2, 4, King of Prom, Chef Club, Dist.ict Track Meet 3, Super Salesman 3, 4, RONALD GEORGE--Vocational Agriculture. Treasurer of F.F.A., Chef Club, Prom Court 3, Dramatics 2, Vice-President at F.F.A. 4, Super Salesman 3, 4. TOM GIRT-General Course, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. CAROLYN GOHEEN-General Course. Dramatics 2, Invitation Committee for Prom, Star Salesman, Decorating Committee for Prom 3. CARROLL GOHEEN-General Course. Prom Decoration Commit- tee, Chef Club 3, Mixed Chorus, Star Salesman 3, 4. ROBERT GOURLEY-Vocational Agriculture. Dramatics 2, Boos- ter Salesman 4, Second place in Hickory Nuts at Farm Show 3, Agriculture Basketball 2, 3, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff. ALICE GRAYBILL-Commercial Course. Student Council I, County and State Forensics, Dramatics 2, 4, Elementary Chorus, Newspaper Stat? 2, Queen's Court, Usherette for Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Dis'rict Chorus, Typ- ing Stalit, Yearbook S clit, Assistant Editor Yearbook Advertising Statit, Super Salesman 4, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choir. RAYE GROSS--Vocational Agriculture. Drarratics 2, Prom Dec- orating Cornmittee, Stcr Salesman 3, Booster Salesman 4, Cafe- teria Staft 2, 3, 4, F.F.A, I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL GULNAC-Commercial Course. Couniy and State For- ensics, Elementary Chorus 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Choir, Typing Staff, Super Salesman 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, MICHAEL HECKMAN-General Course. King's Court 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. KIRBY HENRY-Vocational Agriculture, Dramatics 4, Agricul- ture Basketball 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee, Star Sales- man 3. LARRY HENRY-Academic Course. Prom Decorating 3, Choir 4, Mixed Chorus, Super Salesman 3, 4, Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4. RACHEL HENRY-Vocational Home Economics Course, Elemen- tary Chorus, State and County Forensics, Cooks Forest Sunrise Service, Dramatics 2, Advanced Chorus, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, Super Salesman, Yearbook Staff 4. WILLIAM HIMES-General Course. Art Club I, Chet Club, King's Court 3, Super Salesman 3, 4. MARGARET HINDMAN-Commercial and Academic Course. Girls' Chorus, Spring Concert, Christmas Cantata I, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Art Staft, Yearbook Advertisement Staff, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU HERMAN-Commercial and Vocational Course. Or- chestra I, Elementary Chorus I, 2, County and State Forensics 2, Christmas Cantata 2, Cooks Forest Sunrise Services 2, 3, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chcrus 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club I, 2, 3, F.H.A 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee, Star Salesman 3, Typing Staff, Super Salesman 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, JANET HOLLENBAUGH-Commercial and Vocational Course. Elementary Chorus I, 2, County and State Forensics 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Choir, Super Salesman 4, Usher- ette for Baccalaureate and Commencement, Co-editer of the C-L Lion 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff, Yearbook Typing Stott, Business Manager of Yearbook 4, Commercial 3, 4. RICHARD LEHMAN-Scientific Course. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chef Club 3, District Chorus, Dist i:t Band, Super Salesman, Pep Band 4, Dramatics, Choir 4, MARTHA McCLEARY-Academic Course. Student Council, Dra- matics, Newspaper Reporter 2, Prom Decorating Committee, Booster Salesman 3, 4. ff I 'X s endow ,xgcfirfiLLie5 PATRICIA ANN McGUlRE-Vocational Course. Dramatics 2, Elementary Chorus 2, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Booster Salesman 3, 4, Art Club, F.H.A. 2, 3. JOAN McNAUGHTON--Commercial and Vocational Course. Punch Girl, County and State Forensics, Dramatics, Elementary Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus, Queen's Court, Usherette for Bacca- laureate and Commencement 3, President of F.H.A. 3, Girls' Chorus, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Vocational Home Ec, 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4. ALBERT MILLER-General Course. Band I, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Super Salesman, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Super Salesman 4. MELVIN MILLER-Scientific Course. Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Chef Club, Prom Court 3, Photographer for Yearbook 4. THOMAS R. MILLER-General Course. Star Salesman 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, WALTER MILLER-Vocational Agriculture Course. Vocational Ag. I, 2, 3, 4: F.F,A. Basketball 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter 4, Prom Decorating Comrrittee 3, Star Salesman 3, 4. LOIS MILLIRON-Vocational and Commercial Course. Dra- matics, Elementary Chorus 2, Art Club 2, 3, F.H.A, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chcrus 3, Typing Staff 4, County and State Forensics 2, Refreshment Committee for Prom 3, Super Salesman ART MILLS-General Course. President I, Vice-President 3, D::ormc:n 2, Kings Court 3, Chef Club 3, Treasurer of Varsity Club 3, Chorister President 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4- Advertisement Stal? 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. WENDELL NEAL-Vocational Agriculture Course. Dramatics 2, Prom Decorating 3, FFA. I, 2, 3, 4, Star Salesman 3, 4, Ag Basketball 4 GLORIA NICHOLSON-Commercial Course. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Art Club 2, Elementary Chorus, Usherette, May Day, Spring Concert 2, May Pole Winder 3. GAIL PARSONS-Commercial Course. Elementary Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, Typing Stal? 4, County and State Forensics 2, Usher, ette for Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, Spring Concert 2. DEANNA PIERCE-Academic Course. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Co-Editor of C-L Lion 3, Prom Court 3, Reporter 4. HOWARD PIERCE-Scientific Course. Band I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, Prom Court 3, Chef Club 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketball Time Keeper 3, 4, Senior Vice President, Newspaper Reporter 3, 4. BOB REINSEL-General Course. Dramatics I, Star Salesman 3, 4, Prom Doorman 2. MARY JANE RHOADES-Vocational Course. Elementary Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F.H,A. 2, 3, 4, F.H,A, News Reporter 2, Art Club 2, Yearbook Staft 4, Drarnatics 2, Basketball 3, Baccalaureate Choir 4, Super Salesman 4, CAROL ROSENQUEST-Commercial Ccu se. Elementary Chorus I, 2, Advanced Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Forensics 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Prom Ensemble 3, Pep Band 4, District Chorus 4, Safety Council at Clarion 3, Typing Editor for Yearbook 4, Advertising Stat? 4, F.H.A, 2, Home Economics 2, P-'cm Decorating Committee 3. PATRICIA SERSHEN-Commercial Course. Elementary Chorus 2, Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, County cnd State Forensics 2, Super Salesman 4, Advertising Staff 4, Vice-Presi- dent I, Dramatics 2, Typing Staft 4, Queen's Court 3, Hat-Check Girl 2, Usherette for Baccalaureate and Cornmencerrent 3, Li, brarian 2. DONNA SMAIL-Commercial and Vocational Course. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, endow ,xdclliuifiw 3, 45 County Bond 25 District Band 3, 45 County Forensics 2, 35 State Forensics 2, 35 District Chorus 45 Ensemble 45 Choir 45 Sec. of Music Council 45 Queen's Court 35 Prom Accompanist 2, 45 County Band Festival at Cooks Forest I, 25 Student Council 'I5 Treasurer of Class5 Assistant Secretary 45 F,H.A. 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics 2, 45 C-l. Lion StaFt 2, 35 Super Salesman 45 Star Sales- nncn 35 Yearbook Art Staff 35 Yearbook Stott 45 Christmas Con- tgtg 25 School Pianist I, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3. BYRON SMITH-General Course, Track I, 2, 3, 45 Captain of Track Team 45 District Track Meet 3, 45 State Track Meet 3, 45 County Track Meet 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Decorating Come mittee for Prom 3, CONNIE SMITH-Vocational Course. Elementary Chorus I, 25 Advanced Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 County Band 35 State Forensics 25 County Forensics 25 F.H,A. 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of F.H.A. 3, Vice-President F.H.A. 45 Yearbook Staff and Advertising 45 Advanced Chorus President 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Cheerleading 'I, 2, 3, 45 Queen's Court 35 Highest Magazine Salesman 45 Super Salesman 35 Dramatics 2. EUGENE SMITH-Vocational Agriculture Course. Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, President of F.F.A. 45 Prom Court 35 Chef Club 35 Cap- tain ot Basketball 45 Dramatics 2, 45 Star Salesman 3, 45 Trie County Farmer Degree 3. GIFFORD SMITH-General Course. Dramatics 25 Prom Decorat- ing Committee 35 Chef Club 35 Art Club 25 Booster Salesman 3, 45 Cafeteria 3, 4. JANET SMITH-Vocational Course. F.H,A, 2, 3, 45 Elementary Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Advanced Chorus 35 Decorating Com- mittee tor Prom 35 Dramatics 25 Super Salesman 3, 4. LEONARD SMITH-Vocational Agriculture Course. Prom Decor- ating Committee 35 Dramatics 25 Band l, 25 F.F.A. Treasurer 45 F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Star Salesman 3, 45 Winner of Co- operative Contest 2. SIMON SNYDER-General Course. Prom Decorating Committee 35 Booster Salesman 3, 4. DICK SOWERS-General Course, Choir 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Prom Decoration Committee 3. DON STAHLMAN-General Course. Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Chef Club 35 Captain Basketball 45 County Band 35 President of Mixed Chorus 45 President Music Council 45 Vice-President Var- sity Club 45 Star Salesman 3, 45 C-L Lian 35 Dramatics 2. NELSON STAHLMAN-General Course, Prom Decorating Com- mittee 35 Student Council 'I, 45 King's Court 35 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher5 Safety Con- ference at Clarion5 Chef Club 35 Typing Staft for Yearbook 4. BONNIE SWYERS-Vocational and Scientific Course, Solo- Christmas, Graduation 45 Prom Sextet5 Yearbook Advertising Staft5 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Vocational Home Ec. 2, 3, 45 County For- ensics 2, 45 State Forensics 25 District Chorus 45 F.H.A. News- paper Reporter 45 Trio-Christmas5 Forensics 45 Super Salesman for Magazine and Stationery 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Elementary Chorus I, 25 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 45 Baccalaureate Choir5 Choir 4, RUTH THOMPSON-Vocational Course, F.H.A. Club 2, 3, 45 Advertising Stal? 45 Chairman tor Invitations for Prom 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 County Forensics 25 Dramatics 25 Super Salesman 3, 45 Decoration for Prom 3. JUDY WALTON-Scientific Course. F.H.A, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Elementary Chorus 25 Advanced Chorus 25 Forensic Chorus 25 Basketball 2, 35 Prom Refreshment Com- mittee 35 Cafeteria Worker 35 Magazine Business Manager5 Year- book Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 4. MARIE WIKE-Vocational Course. F.H.A, Club 2, 35 Dramatics 25 Decorating Committee for Prom 35 Star Salesman 3, 4. 'N just W!! J Zdfamenf We the Senior Class ot 1958 do bequeath the following MARTHA MCCLEARY Leaves her good behavior to Calvun SHIRLEY CRAMER Leaves her quiet ness to Ginny Wake PAUL CHANTREY Wills hrs dirty tennis shoes to Tom Crooks PAT SERSHEN Wills her Italian hair cut to her slster Beverly DONNA SMAIL Leaves her musical ability to Barbara Ball EUGENE SMITH Leaves his bas ketball sunt to Jack Mitchell GIFFORD SMITH Leaves his curl to Sarah Sharp RUTH THOMP SON Wills her mind to Kaye Davis JUDY WAL TON Leaves her physics book to Mary Ann or nung MARIE WIKE Leaves her seat In I2 A to anyone who gets that far JANET HOLLEN BAUGH Leaves her home making ability t Mrs Phero HOWARD PIERCE Leaves his abil :ty to stay In trouble to Calvin McCIeary CAROL ROSENQUEST Leaves her typing ability to Mrs Wilhelm JOAN MCNAUGHTON Leaves her driving ability to Mr Moore DEANNA PIERCE Leaves her height to Theresa Aaron BONNIE SWYERS Leaves one tree meal to Mr Metcalf BOB FRIEDLINE Leaves one well used POD book that shall never be used again to Jack Cal len CONNIE SMITH Wllls her cheering outfit to Bill Ixahle TOM GIRT Wills his seat In POD class to any tired Junior BILL HIMES Leaves Sl 25 to Bull Rhoades tcr a hair cut VELMA COPENHAVER Leaves her ablllty to wash black boards to everyone In the 8th period study hall SIMONI SNYDER Leaves his pencil without the eraser to Forest McKinley CHARLES FI CUS Leaves his locker lock IU the locker room to whomever needs one JANET SMITH Leaves her locker to .Ioan Oakley PAT MCGUIRE Leaves her coat hook to Ruth Kahle RAYE GROSS Leaves his American Govt seat to Tom Muller JOAN BOWERSOX Wills her IRI brain 173 to Jack Callen DOLORES AARON Wills her height to Cathy Brocuous JANE RHOADES W Ils her good behavior to Elaine Aaron RACHEL HENRY Wills her seat in Spanish class to anyone brave enough to take t CAROLYN GOHEEN Wills her gift ot gab to Mr Rhodes LARRY HENRY Walls his socks to Sam Rossey ADELINE DAUGH ERTY Leaves her books to her cousin Shnrley LOUISE BAUGHMAN Leaves her books to Elaine Aaron LOIS MILLIRON Wills her typing ability to Shirley Daugherty CAROL GULNAC Leaves her shorthand ability to anyone wishing to take t GLORIA NICHOLSON Leaves her seat an typing class to Tom Vosburg AUDELLE BAUGH MAN Leaves her class seat to anyone wanting t MICHAEL HECKMAN Wills his broken desk to John McKinley TOM CHAPVIAN Leaves his good behavior to Art Rupert BOB REINSEL Leaves his Biology knowledge to Calvin McCle ary BYRON SMITH Leaves his favorite lavelln to Raymond Ganoe TERRY FLEEGER Leaves has P G book to Mr Shofestall BOB CARO Leaves his quietness Q73 to Jack Callen GAIL PARSONS Wills her seat on the bus to Fran Grady DICK LEHMAN Leaves his mathematical ability to Mr Shofestall BOB BOOTH Leaves his old tab let to Calvin MARGARET HINDMAN Leaves her tumbling ability to Connie Glenn LINDA ANCHORS Leaves her seat In General Science to any sensor taking the course NELSON STAHL MAN Leaves his car to next years Drivers ness to Jack Callen DON STAHLMAN Leaves his basketball ability to Ron Beers ED GANOE Leaves his PJ ability to prepare excellent write ups LeROY ARMAGOST Leaves his shooting ability to the basketball team TOM MILLER Leaves his secret as to How to stay out of trouble to Jack Callen ALICE GRAYBILL Leaves her shorthand abxllty to Mrs Bowersox . , , 2 ' . l ' - i. 1 1 1 ' i I I . 1 L A - . I . . 1 1 - . ,, ,, I - . . . . T -T - H - 1 . . 1 - . . . O ' I 1 1 I ly . ll 1 1 1 1 a . I . 'T L ' I ' I I i I A - - Training Class. DICK SOWERS-Wills his lazi- i- ll ll T ' . . ' - - . . . . .. ,, ,, . - ' ' - T - ll - 11 . I F 1 1 1 Q ll . l 1 ll . , - . - ' I 1 . . . 1 1 . . , . ' . - i I . - ' 1 I . ' a . - ' I A zfmior CALM Jftgdfory As the members of the Junior Class walked through the doors, on the first day of school for the '57-'58 school term, there were mixed emcticns. But after the first few weeks, we settled down and picked cur class officers. Layne Giering President Fran Grady Vice President Mary Ann Hornung Secretary Gerald Bennett Treasurer Then we were told by Mr. Shofestall and Mr. Kahle, our superiors, that we were a poor class financially this year, so we sold stationery. We sold more than one thousand-three hundred dollars worth, with Gale Brooks selling Si30.00, to come in first, and Dick Hall coming in second, with SlO2.00. We followed up the contest with a class party. The great day came when we selected our class rings and still a greater day when they finally arrived. Mixing business with pleasure, we planned our first dance along with publish- ing the C-L Lion, with both turning out to be a success. As the year comes to a close we are all waiting for the Junior-Senior Prom and success in the future. First Row: ll.to 7.1 Layne Giering, Francis G r a d y , Mary Ann Hornung. Second -- Row: Mr. Kahle, Mr. Shafe- stall, and Gerald Ben- nett, 17.4 First Row fl to rj Rosemary Aaron Beverly Sershen Donna Wenner Barbara Ball Mary Ann Hornung Vrrgnnua Drxan Shnrley Daugherty Gale Brooks Kaye Davns lrene Clnnger Mlss Jose Second Row How ard Beverldge Jerry Dean John McKnnley Dennis Waldorf John Burns Gerald Bennett Jack Mrtchell David Snyder Chester Davrs Sam Rossey Floyd Elza Bull Dechant Steve Skidmore Davnd Wltherow Mr Shofestall Third Row Fred Detruck Forest McKinley Ken Winters Harold Pletcher Ellwood Rhoads Layne Gerrlng Gary Kessler Clyde Bush Bull Kahle Davud Corte Colvrn McCleary fl First Row ll to rl Sara Sharp Theresa Aaron Elanr-e Aaron Janet Johnston F ances Grady Joan Oak ley Connue Gllnkerman Dlanne Humphrey Glenda Johnson Kathryn George Shenla Douglas Mr Kahle Second Row Bull Rhoades Jack G'enn James Farley Gene Ferris Ruth Kahle Judy Walter Art Rupert Tom Muller Polly Gulher Shnrley Flnkbemer Carolyn Mays Carolyn Mcfnture Mary Kuhns Glorza Lytle 37 , ,,,, , , - - V , , , f , - 1 , I , I , , , , , , ,,,, , V agile omore 64455 Mdfor The eighty-nine T957-T958 Sophomores are well on their way to suc- cess with their fine leaders Mr. Phero, Mr. Keener, and Mr. Marshall. Our class ofticers are also working hard to make this year and our future years a success. They are as follows: Cathy Brocious President Tom Finnefrock Vice-President Noreen Seigworth Secretary Dianne Ewing Treasurer We were welcomed into the Senior High School with a traditional com- pulsory Initiation which was provided by the Jolly Juniors. The future looks bright as we Sophomores work toward a goal ot being useful citizens in the years ahead. We sincerely hope that our country may be a better place in which to live because each of us has tried to do our best. First Row: ll.tor.l Cathy Brocious, Second Row: Mrs. -mv' Phero, Tom Finnefrock, Mr. 38 Marshall. Third Row: Dianne Ewing, Mr, Keener, Noreen Seigworth. fo! First Row ll to rl Gary Bush Jack Crawford Marvrn Ace Tom Fnnnefrock Ed George Jrm Reud Ken Gurts Second Row Barbara Gulnx Patty Cummxngs Lmda McMullen Donna Fake Sarah Seugworth Yvonne Cowan Beverly McGee Mary Snyder :addy Bush Mary Ann Ehler Mary Ann Alloe Charles Marshall Third Row Nancy Pasquerette Paul tte Leonarduzze Francns Best Rnchard Hamllton Bob Walter Ray mcnd Ganoe Wayne Dunkle Scott Streator Dennis Newhouse Ron Wnllnams John Storrner Donna Mottern Janet Lunn Fourth Row Charles Spangler Jlm Rhoades Ken Glenn Dan Hcrtzell Jerry Aaron John Wal lnams Charles Caro Jam Shumer Douglas Buzard Don Muller Fred Mendenhall Bob Wnlson Furs! Row ll torl Delbert Hollrngsworth Wrlluam Swutzer Second Row Mrs Phero Sarah Reutz trne Swarm Ginny Wake Joyce Wheeler Duane Ewrng Nore n Sergworth Cathy Broclous Mildred Dorothy Slar Patrucua Farley Mr Keene Third Row Patrlcna Gourley Connre Glenn Dorothy Kay Hulnngs Bonnue Glenn Lnnda Swartz Lrda McKrsson Jean Karkpatrnck Joan Pantall Lounse Frances Kahle Judy Eshbaugh Kay Smother Sandra Eusenman Lunda Rennunger Deanna McGuire Row Arnold Swutzer James Winters Thomas Jones John Shofestall Leslre Mnller Donald Kahle Chrns Miller Kahle Davrs Fourth Larry Swutzer Hrlton Young Robert Guthrne Bl yne Gulnac James Baughman Kenneth Booth George Seman o 39 I F . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 - . ' A . . . f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L- -'- 1 ---11 -.- 1 1 - - . .1 ,, 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1'. : f 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 31 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . . C I C ' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS First Row: il. to r.J Mr. Moore, Dona Bowersox, Mrs. Wilhelm. Second Row: Miss Evans, Nancy Greenwood, Virginia Hindman, Karen Vallimont. jreafimcm KKULIJIJ Jhimforg We, consisting of 92 students, have become used to the hardships and trials freshmen encounter. Our leaders, Mrs. Wilhelm, Miss Evans, Mr. Moore and Mr. Keener, along with other co-workers have been struggling in vain to attempt to understand the minds of us few, but unbearable persons. Some new contributions have added to this unbearable but yet extremely happy atmosphere. In the years to come we hope to improve in mind and spirit, as l'm sure we will at dear, old C-L. President Dona Bowersox Vice President Karen Vallimont Secretary Virginia Hindrnan Treasurer Nancy Greenwood 9A Front Row: ll. to r.J Judy Kessler, Nancy Greenwood, Shirley Hindman, Sandra Hirnes, Carol Dean, Eva Miller, Cheryl Curll, Sandra Dudash, llene Henry, Hazel Kahle, Mrs. Wilhelm. Second Row: Catherine Farley, Ethel Larson, Doris Kahle, Sandra Glinker- mon, Margaret Davis, Betty Elza, Nancy Doleclxi, Barbara Hummel, Virginia Collett, Donna Hepler, Janet Bennett, Barbara Guthrie, Mildred Detriclc. Third Row: Walter Crate, Fred Carl, Gary Fink, Bernard Ganae, Clarence Beveridge, James Bever idge, Charles Hollenbaugh, Samuel Harnish, Woodrow Clayion. 40 auf J 'W Furs? Row ll to rl Carol McK1sson Mary Jane Staab Patty Rhoads Sara Kundel Karen Valnmont Marulyn Parsons Donna Walton Arlene Muller Elaune Muller Jean Muller Mxss Evans Second Row Donna Sump son Blue Ann Walter Karen Ryan Joy Mitchell Sue Ion ,lanlce Newhouse Patsy Waldorf Nancy Walker Jean Reddlnger Lrnda Steele Llnda Stewart Third Row Sam Steel Robert Stormer Eugene Marten Bull Steel Gary Neal Jack Summerville Charles Maul Make Rennmger Rnchard Pierce ur 5 an Sa, E3 Wg, T T' 'll'-' EW Aria 1:4541 mu , v. Front Row ll torl Allen Beers Vlrglnla Hlndrnan Patty Lott Bernlce Aiken Marne Ferris Nancy Clark Donna Bowersox Paula Cartwrrqht Martha Aaron Mr Keene Mr Moore Back Row Anthony Beers James Mays Rucnard Neal James Rossey Ted Leadbetter Blair Spangler Ruchard Thompson Dave Arrna gost Raymond Klndel Joe Crate Darl Servy Ed Kroh Jerry Pasquerette Al Y-QW r 'NNE .v if V af, 53 ' 53 W7' ' V 1 'ma' 1i 'J Y'-an V 'Je 1 iq. 1,1 ' f vi 1' f 41.3 . .1, ' 1 1 ' . 1+ .v H 4 N ' 1 W ,. ' - ' ,-.14 ,1 L - Qffmm J, , .pf Q ,K 1 D J 'Lal . 9 MQ :I J , Q 3 - A A 1 1 1 h 1 J 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 ' I I 1 A 1 r J I I 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' , 1 ' T, vfrrv-.1 1-1 - - . ., , - - , --f , -,. h , A 1 -- . . . '. E24 1-- ' , 'e ' ,K--' 1 .- N - . .. - , 1 x V ', . , 9 sth -i N ' If -... .1-.ai ' -W A M ar. E' 111' 1 ide' A A S' 1' 5 - ' ' ' 'r E . ' P-1 , Y ' 4 1 . ad . 1 . 4.1. I a, Q , . . , 0, . , N. Hsu U -', .. 1.. V. ., ' 51 ' u ,'- 1 1. 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LL A f- 5 '- '. f--fl 'T ' ' .' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - First Row ll torj William Baxter Vernon Eshbaugh James Eshbaugh Don Clark Second Row Sharon Clayton Ruth Eberline Ma y Gifford Dionne Hindman Mariorie Davis Madeline Gourley Gall Gross Dorothy Hollenbaugh Fay Brocious Mr Augustine Third Row James Hnndman Darl Groves Donald Fis cus Don Graybill Gary Hamilton Jack Gourley Beulah DeSanto Rita Gourley Judy Clinger Mary Daly Connie Aaron Dianne Hartzell Fourth Row Lee Allison Keith Herman Gary Eshbaugh David Girts Wil ham Wilson Terry Carter Cecil Cox John Ansel Paul Fagley Roy Gourley Earl Dunkle Missing from Picture Rose Daly Hazel Deemer Jerry Bowersox Edward Deitz g 'S ,nine 5 ' 1'!w:r'3e' nz' 3' ' W' t ul' f 'Wa ar 'il W First Row: 1I.tor.J Virginia McCarty, Barbara Lasher, Janet Shoemaker, Sandra McCleary Carol Perry, Kay McGuire, Caroline Sloan, Nancy Raisrey, Patty Walters, Florence Neal, Miss King. Second Row: Ralph Seigworth, Ronald Miller, Terry Pope, Bill Leadbetter, John Malrngren, Wayne Hulings, Gifford Menteer, Donald Rhoades, Mae Sharp, Betty Young Shirley Yeany, Barbara Smail, Third Row: James Switzer, Eugene Spangler, Willis Knapp, Joe Semanco Joe Snyder Rodney Smathers, Ben Waldorf, Phil Lucas, Reed Kammerdeiner, Kent Kessler, Duane Pletcher, David McEntire. 42 qs-'TFP' 1 ng' a-fe y W' '- . .1 mv 4 7'., -c s ' .of - - . -, 1 .0 ' 'av' L -A 4, 0 mx . '4 'ii 4 ' f Q1 43' A' 4- - . - '5 I I I r 4 I - i ! V ' - I I 1 A 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 - Y x 1 W Y Y ' '- ' ' f ' ' ,Q 'Q 1. f', YH L. ' -If 1-U.-'J- 'A 1- sf I. ,.- 4 1 , . 1,, I 1, . , . .... ,-: ..-A . 1 we -, , . 4, 11 T v, - 4 , ' -' - .f-41 ,I ' .,. ' 1- 9 :' ,guf A . J p, , fi v, -- ,..4., 1 , A , 1. ..x1 1 , . .1 1 s-. v. .1 8-Z? 1 1 1 1 1 First Row ll torj Vlctor Burchfleld James Bookwalter Telford Fox Arthur Lutz Clnnton Ashbaugh Sec ond Row Judy Cllnger Donna Beers Linda Beers Cheryl Gearhart Ruth Baughrnan Janet Dean Kathleen Aaron Blanche Arkens Vnrgunna Baughman Norma Cllnger Mlss Aaron Thlrd Row Danrel Aaron E gene Cummrngs James Gulnac John Daly Janet Greenwood Karen Beverrdge Helen Confer Joyce Dol eclu LoRose Ferns Joyce Glrts Patty Frampton Lucrlle Dechant Fourth Row Terry Dehner Tom Bever uclge Robert Campbell Wllllam Young James Gunnery Joseph Hubauer Charles DeSanto Raymond Bough man Vincent Crate Lawrence Futzsummons Robert Clark 4 o Flrst Row ll tori Mary Uplrnger Roberta Snmpson Loretta Snyder Jan tJohnson Darlene Patton Sandro Johnson Karen Srnuth Aldeon Johnson Mary Rennl-wget Sonya Snlvns Mr Small Second Row Thomas Remsel Donald Kundel Ronald Slar Wrlluam Reed Thomas Wensel Norman Marhn Duann Streator Ellen Swartz Susan Wulhelm Judnth Stahlman Cleora Johnson Joan Servey Pearl Humes Third Row Dennrs Rhoades Douglas Slougenhoup Robert Star Charles Thompson Dennis Ransom Dennus Luther John Nel son Robert Walker Carl McKrnley Larry Walter Donald Wenner 43 . - - , s s --...,..-... -.- 5 - , , , , - , I I I ' I I I Y I I I I ' Z I ' I I I I I I ' 3 , ..-,,!, - Y , . -, , , -. ....,.- ' -1 t fx. . 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' , ' , , e , , , , . , . , , . . : V I I I r 1 ' Frrst Row ll torl John Semanco Dorothy Gross Jeanne Aaron Carda Baughman Judrth Frnnefrock Beth Harnrsh Charles Hepler Larry Gr ss Mrs Gray Second Row Doretha Beck Bertha DeLoe Sharon Flemmg Gary Clark George Cole Russel Daly Chrrstrne Hcrnurg Karen Holler Lrnda Fagley Patty Best Third Row Carol Hrleman James Krrebel Robert Crawford Trmo hy Elder George Confer Davrd Ganoe Russell Dolby James Holt James Muller Janrce Dunkle I me MCEUYIIE Martha S'-nathers Mr Sacollc Second Row Qandra McMahon Mcrgaret Krtchen Sue Neal Betty Rarsley Sandra Phrllrps Barbare Muller Florenc Cloan Sandra Ste le Katheryn Kroh Wanda Tar sllla Grnny McGrane Betty Walters Third Row Gary Rupert Ronald Small Duck Ranson Stevre Win gard Larry Kemrner Kenneth Muller Bob Tr raster Wayne Yaunq -1-1 First Row: ll. to r.l Bill Yeany, Leroy Renninger, Kent Pope, Larry Johnson, Jerry Walker, Barbara Fye, Con- 5 Fusi Row ll forJ Peggy Holt Leona Garrns Carl Kitchen Melvm Aaron John Baughwnan Lynne Carl Martha Clark Bonnie Eshbaugh Suzanne Dechant Second Row Bonn e Beck Judy B verldge Sheridan Clmger Lorraune Aaron Maxine Gunnery Patty Cook Cheryl Hlmes Sandra Siralfan Bernue Hubauer Sandra Klndel Brenda Karnes Miss Waldorf Third Row George Garrls Curhs Barrett Carter Henry Michael Aaron Muchael Daly Clnffon Kurkpafrnck Terry Ferguson Larry Dehner Roberi Newhouse Bernard Dechanf John Hrndman Furs! Row ll forl Patty Marlz Ronald Re nsel Jean me Reufz Susre Yarchuk Alice Larson Betty Johnson Al'en Lewns Mnke Snyder Carol Yeung Mrs Eld r Second Row John Monrean Bobble Scan Davnd Kellar John McAmnch Terry MCADIPCH Lmda Smufh Sally M rler Sondra Summervnlle Ann Slaugenhaupt Verda Relll Donna Ryan Lmda Nell J nuce McEnhre Third Row Howard Brown Clolr Renz Terry Muller Davud Svraub John Whnmngfan James Plefcher Donald Knapp Irwln Small Rnclmy Leadbefter Howard Rhoades 45 - - - V ,,,- V V . . , 2 . . V V 4 - - V V V -V V V V V V V V V - A - V V V V V V V V V ,- :. . , 5 , 1 , . , , V . . - V - . , , , . e. : , 1 V V V -'V V i V V , V , T.: . 1 , V , Furs! Row ll to rj Jo Ann Hornnlton Naor-nn Detruck Qally Clmger Rnchard Baughman Gerald Ashbaugh Barbara Eshbaugh Janet Harnnsh Jane Alexander Joyce Groves Mrs Welser Second Row Thomas Beck James Bowersox James Clungeu Dona'd Corbett James Gourley Kenneth Eshbaugh Karen Cummlngs Carolyn Hubauer Vlckle Cllnger Norvra Byerly Carol Hockman Patrrcla Coull Third Row Carl Krlzon Wllllarn Garrls Terry Cumming George Keen'-r Arthur Frampton Vanluer Curll Ronald Glenn Clyde Krxzon First Row ll to rl Leslue A n Mauk Carl Rhoad s Bobby :Zend Bobby Lewus Howard Work Ruckue Steele Steyue Myers Betty Small Muss Muller Second Row Charylene Servey Carol Wagner Susie Wensel Harold Swlvus Rsckle Naleppa Debbie Swarm Mary Jane Relnse' Debbie Jodon Comme Leadbetter Sharon Snyder George McGrane Third Row Bobby RG-nwlnger Rickie Small Terry Rugh Fred McGuure Jay Wolfe Eddre Johnson Allen Lucas Roy Klrkpatruck Tommy Kernmer Terry Neal 46 4-JJ 4- 3 Furs! Row ll forl Sherry Hetruck John Farley Marlorne Eshbaugh David Eshbaugh Ruth Brown Thomas Fye Paulnne Clark James Bush Roberta Grfford Donald Aaron Mrs Hauck Second Row Carole Blarr Lmda Clmger Mary McKunley Laura Shoemaker Sue Hrmes Barbara Maufhe Lxnda Mariz Carolyn Martz Judlrh Newhouse Linda Defruck Myra Baughman Third Row Rrchard Krndel Davud Chanfrey Wrlluam Daly Gary Flemmg Rnchard Dean Leslne Gourley Rrchard Dechanf Furs! Row ll tori Larry Reed Kay Smarhers Paul Perry Berry Lou Weaver Gmlberv Slaugenhaupv Sue Muller Bobby Young Pamela Ragh Peler Snyder Kavhy Slewar Mr, Burns Second Row Mnchael Ph llrpg George Rossey Rnchard Spang'er Eugene Reutz Denns McGuure Denlse Relnsel Joan Walver Sandra Wolff Karhleen Rankin Third Row Gerald Monrean Norman Rennmae Rucky Wrlshnre Darl Rosenquesi Jack Shoemaker Charles Wrlhelm Edwin Walk r Andy Shafestall 47 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - - 1 1 . D - I . z. 1 1 1 1 1 I1 . . 1 - 1 11 l 1 1 1 2 I . Y . . , . I 9 First Row In Oorj Debra McKmley Joseph Krnzcn Richard Kemmer Sharon Fye Rnchard Alexander Ray mond Ewnng Shlrley Marfz Edna Clark Betty Semanco Ruth Knchen Muss Love Second Row Lmda Dun kle Patrlcla Crooks Barbara Dehner Mary Hubauer Nancy Hoover Alefa Buzard Frances Daly Linda Hnmes Cyneffu Krah June Detrnclx Thlrd Row Edward Kemmer Wendell Bashlune Gary larson David Hefrlcls Rxchard Beveridge James Broclous Gerald Eshbaugh Donald Lewis Thomas Johnson James Coull Martin Ferguson FITS Row ll forl Jaclue Slewarf Larry Mariz Sue Relrsel Paul Slahlman Dennis Wlngard Aluce S'na1h ers Robert McElha11an Charon Murphy Rodney Servey Marsha Scper Mrs Slaugenhoupf Second Row Mary Eluzabefh Shoemaker Deborah Ransom Louuse Vreafor Edlth Srnafhers Shnrley Vcsburg Sondra Shofesfall Kalhleen Muller Kathy Ryan Thelma Wensel Pairlcla Monrean Judlfh Smal Third Row Davod Wolf Larry Rapp Karen Muller Ervma Deloe Carol Surnrnervnlle Susanne Walters Ronald Rarsley Scoh Port Gary Muller Kenne7h Mahle Alaseni Russell Swarfz 48 1 1 1 r 1 ' : ' .. , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 :. . 1 1 -1 1 1 ' , .- 11 1 1 - - 1 First Row ll to rl Ccurol Kohle Sylvna Gourley Chorlettcl Beveridge Randy Ferguson Sally Beveridge Pheroby Sh ck Larry Ambrose Lennetta Germany Morulyn Cole Rose Ansel Second Row Allen Klnngensmnth Jummy Gearhart Wullne Jones Jerry Jones Gordon Buzard Roynond Ch mpnon Fred Hubouer Eddne Coldwell Myrna Eshbaugh Ellen Kahle Glorno Hetruck Karla Aoron Lewus Edward Young Jack Stoley Lundo Rhoodes Judy Cc ol Myers Laurne Stohlman Lando Roybuck Veronxca Robert Straub Danlel Snyder Rodney Love David Reed Muller Sue McMohcn Constance Rapp Thorncns Walters Ronlun Mnchael Murphy Rohm Rhoodes Koren Wal er Second Row Ruth Muller Bully Shoemaker Stephen Strottan Wagner Charles Mahle Third Row Dwtght Myers Jctrnes Wnlslrnre JeHery Kemmer Alan First Row: ll. to LJ Paulo Yeony, Elaine Wolters, Christine , Cl-rIstEne Naleppo, Susanne Reynolds, Carol -19 l98f'L6L! i,JlfLC6LfL0lfL First Row ll torj Cleveland Walter Janet Aiken William Larson Larry Love Ellen Larson Mrs McNutt Sec ond Row Lewis Ferris Jr Samuel Klmgensmrth Lynn Dehner Clair Davis John Cllnger Walter Hodge 19886 CXO-LZJZJ Jackie Stewart Sandra Shotestall Barbara Dehner Sandra Wolf? Janet Aiken Second Row Joe Husauer Larry Gross Jay Wolff Edward Johnson Robert Reid Terry Cummrngs Cleveland Walter Carol Wagner Joan Walter Larry Johnson Third Row Gary Clark Clifton Kurkpotrlck Ruth Baughman Martha Clark Leona Gar rls George Cole Eugene Cummings Robert Star 50 . . ,f First Row: ll. to r.l Harriet Varner, Peter Snyder, James Bish, Richard Dechant, Richard Alexander, David Wolff, ' , , , 1 ' . 1 5 , 0l f5LC6'L L 11141 1 First Row ll to rl George Stormer Dale Brownlee Janrce Carrser Lrnda Maller Lunda McCracken Jocelynn Hart zel Judy Srmpson Debbue Thrush Dlanne Sherrran Bullne Brownlee Second Row Tummy Spzndler Charles Srrrfpson Dennrs Wmte Steven Campbell Rhonda Stahlman Darla Broclous Tommy Muller Ronme Harrrger Darrel Muller Mrs Wayland Thu d Row Ralph Small Wnllmm Kennedy Gary Lasher Charles Clmger Tommy Clark Danny Clark Harold Clnnger Dennls Hulse WJ1 Q Flrst Row ll orl Sandra Thrush Shirley Crate Cathy McKunley Donna Brown'ee Peggy Clark Carlotta Hart zell Rucl'-ard Smith Gale Hans n Charles Lott Serond Row Stevan Durante George Cllnger Carol Muller Thelma Burr Paula Norton Wrlrna Smarl Kenneth Harruger George Carruer Mrs Lucy Freas Thlrd Row Ronald Clrnger Wrllram Henry Larry Whrte John Roman 51 a 3 - A 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . I . . . . . '1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 v 1 1 1 . I . C ' . . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 - omica A l GRADE 3 First Row ll to rl Terry Monks Bully Sherman Lelean Crate Mary Muller Helen Clmger Phyllis Funk Carole Oaks Kathryn Steel Galen Broclous Second Row Randall Burns Randon McKmley Bobby Clunger Davnd Brownlee Karl Slater Ruby Crate Lmda Kesterholt Muss Slay Thlrd Row Gary Costner Dennus Haugh Martun Schrecengost .lummy Costner l L 1 GRADE 4 Flrst Row ll torj Todd Splnaler Martha Smuth Valerue Stahlfnan Sandra Yeany Judy Castner Sue Muller Mary Parker Kathryn Schrecengost Betty Muller Second Row Dnanna Raught Patsy Snyder Sandra Duerer Sandra Lyle Lmda Smuth Cathy Clank Cheryl Sampson Mrs Shoffner Third Row David Hartzell Thema Walter Owen Winters Danny Heckmon Harry Burr 52 - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 . , . , . . . . . . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . I Q . 0146 1,601 lfLL0lfL l L l 6L8J Furs: Row ll to rl Karen Fntzsvnmons Eleanor Crate Nancy Hansen G ad ne Burns Gwendolyn Heclcman Patsy Clark Margaret McCarty Kaye Hough Second Row Ja'ne Vallumont Marsha Oaks Sue Ann Johnson James Aulfen Jan'es Slmpson Roger Walter Leonard HaLgh Henry Steele Mrs Lucrlle Fntzslmmons Third Row Pat Ruchcrd Greenwood Jr PCLJQ 6 First Row ll torl Janet Raught Raymond Hummel Gary Wlles Robert Castner Phnlllp Hartzell Davnd Slater Rxchard Roberts Jesse Crate Davld Glenn Second Row Barry Rossey Barbara Whnte Vlrgrnna Drener Cheryl Slahlrnan Robert Sharp Mr E l. Kn 53 ' 5 . ' ' v : Smith, William Fitzsimrnons, Ivan Young, Persh'ng Stahlfnan, Thomas Schrecengost, Paul Plyler, Bryan McGee, , , 4 , . . Gff. l mf wee! EJAQI C7 .v 1 x gi? First Row ll torl Qusan Smith Darlene Gulnac David Smith Denny Lowers Billy Avery Kenny Dolby Larry Dolby Charles lon Second Row Mary Margaret Gulnac Victoria Cookson Vicki Daugherty Joyce Dolby Helen Newhouse Sally Jean Hummel Ronald Walter Third Row Robert Kahle Charles Gulnac Donald Daugherty Fred Malmgren Donald Walter Denny Gulnac Mrs Gulhe .S?l 6Lft6LlfLl!L!L gimefw f - ' First Row: fI.1e r.j Katheryn Miller, Darlene Dolby, Debra McNaughton, Daniel Williams, Margaret Beers, Crist Wenner, Daniel Neiswonger, Susie Edwards, Marsha Graham. Second Row: Richard Miller. Richard Bessetti, Gary Clark, James George, Paul Reinsel, Ross Davis, Nancy Wenner, Barbara Kline. Third Row: Robert George, John Chapman James Young, Ronald Fye, Mrs. Ruth Cornly. 54 W 1 agimffvrnwfi V7 we m ed 34 First Row ll tori Teresa Parsons Lois Ryan Virginia Young Betty Miller Brenda Bowser Peggy Hollenbaugh Jeanne Zerby Kay Lawrence Second Row Gary Spangler Ronald Bookwalter Tommy Lawrence Byron Cad well Mikie Chapman Robert Patton Leroy Johnson Third Row Roger Fye Freddie Larson Dennis Edwards Ha ry Bessettu Arnold Neiswonger Miss Wilson wr .1 Ol' xv gin .ea 5-6 First Row: ll, to r.l Jerry Spangler, Walt Neal, Edwin Bennett, Robert Edwards, Edward Salsgiver, Second Row: Pamela Graham, Joyce Beers, Rita Reinsel, Karen Zerby, Patty Patton, Luella Larson, Sharon Goheen, Dorothy Davis, Evelyn Girts. Third Row: James Reed, Ernest Champion, Margaret Clark, Connie Gourley, Cheryl Som- merville, Mary Gunirum, Nancy Eisenman, Charlotte Blake, Carole Williams, Sandra Hollenbaugh. Fourth Row: James Theiss, James Larson, James Neal, Tom Lewis, James Salsgiver, Dan Wilson, Dick Young, Mrs. Troxell. 55 kg Cnv IE-is 5.1 f-if L Front Row ll torl Jocm McNoughton Joan Bowersox Connie Smith Irene Clmger Shirley Funkbeuner Carolyn McEnture Second Row Karen Vollumonf Mory Lou Herman Donna Walton Joyce Wheeler Dnone Rooters Rooters We do our best Heor our cry To help ourteom We ore cheerleaders Victory Victory FromCLHugh Is our dreom This yeor hos ended the cheering for the three sensors Joon Joon ond Connie ond they proudly but sodly hand their uniforms to the undercloss men ond wish them lots of luck 59 And now underclossmen The seniors soy Adueu Good by ond Good Luclc The cheering is up to you Ewing, Virginia Hindmon, Noreen Seigworlh, Mrs. Wilhelm. 1 1 - U - If I I . I I I , . E5 3, x x ii ,1 xx .,,. 1 If an I3 3 ' 55 X PL 1' 1 Q , X Y 5 x rn QQ VARSITY TEAM Mr Metcalf Ron Beers Clyde Bush Don S'ahlrr1an Bull Dechant Gerald Benner? Gene Smith Tom Muller LeRoy Armagost Jack Mufchell JR VARSITY Furs? Row ll orl Dave Armagost Fred Mendenhall Raymond Ganoe Robert Walter Fr d Phnlps G y Funk Lynn Rhodes Second Row Fred Carl Edward George J mes Rhoades Tharna Crooks Donald Kahle Bernard Ganoe, Thomas Finnefrock, James Mays, Douglas Bvzard. 6V 31175 ' gwlefgaf The Lions of C-L broke even in their 22 appearances on the hardwoods, winning 11 and losing 11 contests. This team will lose only three members by graduation, and while the loss will be noticed, there remains a good nucleus for next year. The departing seniors are Eugene Smith, Donald Stahlman, and LeRoy Armagost. VARSITY FOULS QP Made L. Armagost 57 16 R. Beers 71 29 8. Dechant 54 24 T. Miller 80 32 J. Mitchell 68 52 G. Smith . . 87 57 D. Stahlman 83 52 Missed 24 56 42 49 91 104 80 Total 80 159 110 120 132 177 194 Avg. 5.5 6.85 3.64 5.5 8.05 7.18 8.77 Cranberry Brookville Redbank Cranberry Alumni Brockville Clarion East Brady N. Clarion Union Keystone Clarion East Brady N. Clarion Union Keystone Clarion East Brady Union Keystone N. Clarion Redbank OPP 54 38 21 43 33 40 54 55 45 57 59 28 31 30 38 42 37 34 54 45 49 48 no rv' ,?K 't's tr wif flu ff First Row: ll.to r.l Donna Beers, Jacquelyn Humphrey, Joyce Dolecki, Marilyn Wheeler, Ruth Ann Eberline, Flor- ence Neal. Second Row: Mr. Kahle, Terry Pope, Ralph Seigworth, Darl Groves, James Mays, Don Rhoades, Bob Siar, Woodrow Clayton, Denny Rhoades, Fred Phillips. Third Row: Dennis Ransom, Victor Burcl-afield, Daniel Aaron, Ron Miller, Wayne Hulings, Milne Renninger, Robert Stormer, Bill Hollenbaugh, Fred Carl, Fourth Row: Larry Walter, David McEntire, John Nelson, Paul Fagley, Bernard Ganoe, James Beveridge, Charles DeSanto, llfamzffg First Row. ll,tc r,l Joan Bowersox, Joan McNaughton, Irene Clinger, Connie Smith Shirley Finkbeiner. Second Row: Mr. Metcalf, Don Stal-iImar1,Ed Ganoe, Leroy Armagost, Byron Smith, Gene Smith, Layne Giering, Bill Dechant Third Row: Howard Pierce, Torn Miller, Jack Mitchell, Gerald Bennett, Clyde Bish, Ron Beers, Art Mills, Carolyn McEntire, Mrs. Wilhelm. 1 80124004 EM Firsl Row: ll. Oo LJ Mr. Collett, Tom Crooks, Melvin Miller, Carol Rosenquesf, Jane? Hollenbaugh, Judy Wallon, Alice Lou Graybill, Connie Smith, Donna Smail, Mr. Carl. Second Row: Mrs, Summerville, Audelle Baughman, Howard Pierce, Patty Sershen, Margarel Hindrnan, Rachel Henry, Gail Parsons, Mary Ann Ehler, Lois Milliron, Carol Gulnac, Mrs. Hach. Third Row: Bob Caro, Dolores Aaron, Deanno Pierce, Polly Guil'1er,Connie Glenn, Deanna McGuire, Velmo Copenhaver, Joan McNoughton, Mary Lou Herman, Art Mills. Fourlh Row: Bonnie Swyers, Mory Jane Rhoades, Nelson Siohlrnon, .Ioan Bowersox, LeRoy Arrnagosl, Ar? Rupert, Don Carnahan, Charles Caro, Eileen Clinger, Shirley Cramer. Q fl 5 , 1 ,gigxx -' s xxx X 'fn x 9 ,,-'f. 5-gd-... 79? V f 2 69 'L ,ai 1.. L . AQ eg., -Iv --.i...,1 Qi .P K1 J: 'rx X X is r , I , 2' , 5 ,lb ' v.. W , l M, 1 If af X- 419' '12, 'ya ' sf' ' F 5 V A J if 93' Y Y AQ ,fi Y A 5 L: ' 6 L I xQg1,fvA-'T .QX x A g-, ' q I 6 x i ' . in x 4 ' I W w 4 S Y Y in rl 1 C-L llON STAFF Front Row: ll.1or.l Mr. Kahle, Pat Gourley, Carolyn McEntire, Mary Ann Hornung, Shirley Fink beiner, Joyce Dolecki, Jackie Humphrey, Mr. Shofestall. Second Row: Janice Newhouse, Betty Elza, Carolyn Mays, Gale Brooks, Judy Wolters, Jim Bookwalter, Duane Pletcher. Third Row: Deanna Pierce, Judy Clinger, Virginia McCarty, John Burns, Howard Pierce It has been a pleasure working as co-editors of the C-L Lion. We wish to thank our teacher advisors Mr. Kahle, Mr. Shofestall, and Mrs. Bowersox for help- ing us with the publication ot our paper. We would also like to extend cur appre- ciation tothe rest ot our newspaper staff tor their contributions. We wish success to the future publishers ofthe C-L LION. Co-Editors: Shirley Finkbeiner Mary Ann Hornung 'Q '3 .wuiwwl ,fo Mr. Carl, Mr. Coflett, Mr. Moore, Mr. Freas. river raining Highway Safety is one of our nnaior social problems in the United States today. The standardized Driver Training Course which is oftered to C. L. students under the instruction of Mr. Moore consists of 36 hours of classroom work and a minimum of 3 hours of Behind the Wheel Training. Our chief aims are to develop proper driving attitudes, establishment of sound driving habits and perfecting of driving skills, appreciation and considera- tion for our fellow drivers, and a social sense of responsibility on our streets and highways. Again as in the past two years we are grateful to Freas Motor Co. of Clarion in providing us with a dual-control car. fr gg. ee J First Row: ll. to r.j Mr, Moore, Sara Sharp, Ruth Kahle, Mary Young, Mary Snyder, Sandra Bush, Janet Linn, Mary Ann Alice Gale Brooks, Virginia Dixon, Gloria Lytle. Second Row: Paul Fiscus, Dennis Waldorf, Connie Glinlmerman, Kaye Davis, Joan Oakley, Rosemary Aaron, Sheila Douglas, Theresa Aaron, Kathryn George, Barbra Ball, Mary Ann Hornung. Third Row: Floyd Elza, John McKinley, Charles Caro, Bill Linn, Don Malmgren, Beverly Sershen, Bob Reinsel, Shirley Finkbeiner, Carolyn McEntire, Carolyn Mays, Janet Johnston, Fourth Row: Gary Kessler, Harry Daugherty, Gene Ferris,Dor1 Carnahan, Don Miller, Clyde Bish, Donna Wenrier, Mary Khuns, Dianne Humphrey, Fran Grady. Fifth Row: Kenneth Winters David Snyder, Gary Neal, Arthur Rupert, Layne Giering, Darl Corte, Jack Mitchell, Bill Dechant, Dale Servey, Gary Hetriclr, , , , 15.3 jay Ka A4 as a V xi V 5 J , , yi ,. 1 NI sl W Q v n V' 5 -1 if V V v ag? 3 f 6 f LQ i , nf -..f,3,, ww: f.. .QQ Ng.. 4 . 55 f ' ,. , ' Q Vifrf 32 , Y fn Q V' V O it ' uw 1 im, ff. V 55' '.3' Q-Q 15' if f ' A ' x ,ggg 1' ' L ,L Y A ,QQ 5625 'HJ X . 55'?x?!'i ': .mA.q.Qzzsa1L1ME2f. - V . ' - Y ts vi Q ' K 4 , V 1 A ' K W , J' YQ-,, Viv T? E. tx Sf' Q . 1. h ff it xl ,gy 15, A, Q is 5 1. X S 'C 16' 6 3 if-rifle li! , .U f'Q -1424 A4 fn. ., Th I fl 'i Q x , Q aw ' ' K- gl , V.. , H Ax 3 . LV M if ff-A fl.,-3'..... if W i for 3 QW 'fiat' If ,A V, 'My' ' VVI, W ,Rf Q- V , J, 3 4? Ya - Wy ,ax r V Q ', 'f 0 M' ' 4 A H 1 62 ' ' , I 7 'f 5, 4 1 1 . ' 1- . 1 ' 1 I A sz . ' S ' ,A -fig - ' t , Q, 9, ' ' if fi pw OPC ed fl 6L Front Row ll torl Lunda Rennmger Duane Fletcher Carol Perry Patty Walter Jean Klrkpotruck Mary Ann Ehler Frances Kahl Nancy Fasquarette Vnrgumo Collett Second Row Nan y Lee Greenwood Sheila Douglas Linda McKusson Judy Clin ger Carol Rosenquet Donna Walton Eva Muller lawrence Fltzslmmons Robert Frnedllne Charles Maul Sarah Selgworth Thrrd Row Mr Barrett Karen R an Mar J St b y y one aa Jean Muller Ha old Fletcher Margare1Davls Mary Ann Algae Judlth Kessler Karen Valllmont 69 Tn '. s 'MH ,ll l r - , I X Q v ,4 lk 33 A, W 5 , - 5, l .,,.f' l ?? l e f ' , ,, 1 ' 4 2 36 CEL 4flALCf CZOPUL4 Fxrsf Row il iorj Bonmp Swyers Donna Small Alice Lou Graybcll Second Row Howard Pverce Bob Frledllne Rwchcxrd Lehman Carol Rosenquesf lmda Anchors Donna Wenner 0l 4LC6L CLVLC Richard Greenwood Gary Wrles Sondra Yeony Margarev Mcforfy Second Row Marsha Oaks Valerne Sfohlmon GlOdIU6 Burns Phulwp Horuell Leonard Hough Perry S1ahlr'non Richard Roberts Third Row Dwanna Rough! Bevvy Mher James Volhrnonv Borry Rossey Wrlluarn FIQZSIVTUTWOUS Raymond Hurnrnef Sup MWIer Mr Barren 70 K Z X Z? Firsl Row: H,fo r.J Sue Ann Johnson, Karen Fifzsimrnons, Poisy Clark, Robert Ccsiner, Owen Winters, vwic Let there be music from the fruited plains, which yield to the toiler's hand. Music from the azure skies, over a peaceful land. l.et us hear songs of men whose faith hath grown tall as the Indian corn. Sons that breathe a fervent prayer-to the land where they were born. The music department is proud to have had nine students sing the above poem as a part of the Midwestern Pennsylvania District Choral Festival. Three band members attended the District Band Festival and two maiorettes, the girl's trio and ensemble participated in the Forensic Competition. Our school band gave a colorful perform- ance in the Autumn Leaf Festival. They will, also, participate in the Memorial Day Services. The orchestra will provide the music for Bac- calaureate and Commencement and appear in the Spring Instrumental Concert along with the Junior and Senior Bands. The Christmas Festival was presented in all schools of our district. At Clarion-Limestone, the festival included every child from grades one, through six, the elementary choir, mixed chorus, Choralaires lSenior high girl's choral groupt, - .J-.tunic l ninth grade chorus, Choristers, and girl's trio. Donna Smail was piano soloist and senior accom- panist assisted by Kay Hulings. The Spring Choral Festival as well as special music for the Prom, Senior Play and Graduation, will all be a part of our curriculum in music edu- cation. The Music Council, a student governing body for the department, was formed this year with the guidance of our directors, Hazel F. Blish and Fred C. Barrett. TRIO ENSEMBLE Gale Brooks, Bonnie Swyers, Linda Anchors, Donna Smail. Mildred Miller, Donna Wenner, Alice Lou Graybill, Mary Ann Alioe, Donna Smail, Velma Copenhaver, Carol Ros- enquest, Mary Jane Rhoades, Sarah Segworth, Frances Kehle, Judy Eshbaugh, Kay Hulings. I , ,, , ,rye Q f CHILDREN'S CHOIR Front Row: ll. to r.l John Whittington, Carter Henry, George Keener, Robert Renningei, John Boughman, Michael Aaron, Michael Snyder, Stephen Wingcird, William Yeany Charles Miller, Timothy Elder, David Ganoe, Terry Ferguson, Terry Miller, Melvin Aaron, Kent Pope, Richard Ransom, Terry Rugh. Second Row: Sharon Snyder, Mary Jane Reinsel, Carol Young, Georgi McGrane, Betty Smail, Charlene Servey, Martha Srnathers, Jo Ann Hamilton, Susie Yarchuk, Jeanie Reitz, Connie Leadbetter, Betty Johnson, Janice McEntire, Debbie Jodon, Debbie Swarm, Leslie Maulc, Susie Wensel. Third Row: Joyce Groves, Peggy Holt, Allen Lucas, Clair Reitz, Rickie Steele, Bernard Dechant, Patty Martz, Linda Neal, Connie McEntire, Joyce McCleary, Carol Hoclcman, Lynne Carl, Norma Byerly, Judy Finnefrock, Dorothy Gross, Wanda Tarsila. Fourth Row: Mrs. Blish, Linda Fagley, Jeanne Aaron, Carda Boughman, Irvin Smail, Tommy Kemmer, Kenneth Miller, Bobby Sloan, Jimmie Bowersox, Donna Ryan, Ann Slaugenhaupt, Sally Miller, Sandra Summerville, Linda Smith, Susie Neale, Virginia McGrane. Fifth Row: Carol Wagner, John Monrean, James Miller, David Straub, John Semanco, Vanlier Curll, Howard Rhoades, Carl Rhoades, Betty Walters, Kathryn Kroh, Margaret Kitchen, Sandra Phillips, Barbara Miller, Florence Sloan. Sixth Row: Judy Beveridge, Sandra Kindel, Leona Garris, Karen Cummings, Cheryl Himes, Lorraine Aaron, Sandra Stratton, Sandy Steele, Beth Harnish, Karen Holler, Betty Best, Sharon Fleming, Christine Hornung, Betty Raisley. 73 The Art Club wishes to thank Mrs. Hach for her original ideas which have kept our Art class interest- ing. So far this year we have done oil painting, stained glass window, paper figures for the yearbook, and at present we are designing our ideal homes. One future aim before we leave the school year '57-'58 is a wall mural to be painted on the back of the art room, Q First Row: ll.to LJ Deanna McGuire, Connie Glenn, Shirley Cramer, Margaret Hindman, Second Row: Polly Guiher, Audelle Baughman, Donna Smail, Mary Ann Ehler. Third Row: Charles Cara, Art Rupert, Don Carnahan, 74 f5' ,f,'+.' fig ,.f gi, , ,,,,, , fu fm . If ff f Z , ' V 'X' L ' - .,' 'il L H,,,'.f, Q f, 11 Y - I I3 -1 e' M D A 1 A, Q 'ef ' f ' I f i . V A I Z' ' 516, ,W M aww A f ' LW . if Wa awk M-. V,,,,.W . Zi ? , .QF V 'lm W--, 4 W' h?0h.a I , H. K 4 v NX I? During the year the members of our Home Economics Department and Future Homemakers of America Club par- ticipated in niany events both educational and enjoyable. In October the regional F.H.A, Convention was held at our schccl. We acted as hostesses to 350 girls. We have 72 active members in our F.H.A. Club. We entered a float in the Autumn Leaf Festival Par- ade, our theme was, Clarion-Limestone Garment Factory -l 86O. Our Home Economics Department prepared and served ,4 -A refreshments at a school board Christmas party, also a faculty Christmas party. Thirty-six members of F.H.A. went to the Farm Show in Harrisburg. ln May we had our annual Mother 81 Daughter Banquet and Style Show. Mrs. Phero joined our faculty in January, 1957. ,474 Mm fiona! Home conomic eyocwlfmenlf gijr FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: ll. to r.,l Judy Walton, Janet Hollenbaugh, Joan McNaughton, Dolores Aaron, Joan Bowersox, Mary Jane Rhoades, Second Row: Louise Baughman, Bonnie Swyers, Connie Smith, Mary Lou Heirran, Donna Srnail, Rachel Henry, Janet Smith, Lois Milliron, Ruth Thompson, Sara Rietz, Mrs. Phero. Third Row: Mary Ann Horning, Barbara Ball, Kathryn George, Judy Wal- ters, Beverly Sershen, Theresa Aaron, Rosemary Aaron, Glenda Johnson, Janet Johnson, Diane Ewing, Bonnie Glenn. Fourth Row: Carolyn Mays, Polly Guiher, Shirley Finkbeiner, Carolyn Mcfntire, Donna Wenner, Jaan Pantall, Kathy Brocious, Chris- tine Swarm, Noreen Seigworth, Pat Gourley, Joyce Wheeler. Fifth Row: Sara Sharp, Elaine Aaron, Shirley Daugherty, Sheila Douglas, Joan Oakley, Connie Glinkerman, Kay Smathers, Linda Swartz, Lindo Renninger, Paulette Leonarduzze, Linda McKisson, Kay Hulings. Sixth Row: Louise Davis, Mildred Miller, Deanna McGuire, Dorothy Siar, Ginny Wike, Pat Farley, Jean Kirk patrick, Connie Glenn, Sandy Eisenman, Frances Kohle, Judy Eshbaugh, Hazel Kohle 76 fiAC6Lfi0lfL6L! .Jdgricu Aura The Future Farmers of America at Clarion-Limestone is composed of titty-two boys all cooperating for the same cause: to promote agriculture. During F.F.A. week held at Pennsylvania State University our judging team performed very capably, Thomas Miller received the highest score, being voted in the honorable mention class. This January fourteen members of the Agriculture Department attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg. A total of 20 awards, which included four State Championships, were won by the following group while at the Farm Show: Thomas Miller, James Mays, James Winters, Bird Sommerville, Forrest McKinley, Darl Servey, Larry Switzer, John Shotestall and James Baughman. Tom Jones was chosen to represent the lccal chapter as a member of the TOO piece State F.F.A. Band which played throughout the Farm Show Week. One ot the requirements of the agriculture department is for each boy to keep at least one project at his home farm. This year the boys completed many good projects, eight of which won State- wide awards. Those receiving awards were Jerry Dean, Robert Gourley, William Kahle, Thomas Miller, Ronald George and Hilton Young. As usual the highlight ot our school year is the Parent and Son Banquet at which time we honor Dad and Mom. ' if . A,mM4 I H , - , ,ua--,, Q qi, ff, Q, . ,Q ,F Q 'B V W if ar, -qu , ef 2 --4' G UQ? M xv .,'. kg 5' Q' ai 5' :munns or ,W J 4 Z .xx U45 afldi 4 1 5 3, , 'af RIDN - LEMESTUNE CHAPTER 3 ' www .Ns - ,EV if-1,4113 ali W. C? 115 Q ,ia WHERE 01' ' . 'WX ,Md lb8l9CLl'flf1fZQlfLf The health department ot our school is very fortunate in having in its possession a telebinccular, tachistoscope, and an audiometer. These instruments are very valuable because they help to evaluate the pupils in determining whether there is any physical detect that will interfere with the child's school program. The telebinocular is used to check the eyes ot pupils in elementary schools and advanced schools, students who make a heavy demand on their eyes. The tachistoscope widens the span of reading and knowledge for our students. This instrument can be used to strengthen a pupil's reading ability, or it can show and teach a group athletic games or band formations. The audiometer measures the hearing ability ot each pupil. Each child in the entire school is given a vision and a hearing screening each year. We are very proud to say that we are one of the few schools in our district that have these machines and we hope that they will help promote a better school program for each student. 4' Z - V Z '- 2.4. U - . FV .' ,, 9 an A p 1 Q ii I T I.. ..-1' S. if 'USVI' 'Q 1 H' I E, bmi f A , , 's, P4 Q 'Q . f f e Hina W, 'gif , :Qin W, cy1fLc!oL5 frm! ,AHB Let us imagine that we are takina a tour of the Indus- trial Arts Shop, when it is in operation. As we step into the shop we meet Mr. Stewart, the industrial arts teacher, who will be our guide. Starting to our left around the room we see the wood lathe first. Here a sophomore is making the base for a lamp. Next we see an eighth grader cutting at his project on the band saw. As we pass the jig saw we see a seventh grader working on a corner shelf. Next we go into the planning room, there a number of students are drawing their projects and several seniors are doing sheet metal drawings. As we leave to go to the welding area, we see the lumber stock. Then we see a junior welding a metal lamp. Next we see a sophomore cutting the pieces of his project to the length on the circular saw. The metal lathe, which has been returned to the shop this year, is not in use as we go by. Before entering the finishing room we watch a freshman drill nail holes in his project. ln the finishing room one boy is painting his metal lamp, another varnishes his end table. On the way out we notice the cupboards where the projects are kept. W Rerd Smrth Edward Cyphert L O Grady Daniel Nicholson Custodlans of Clarlon Limestone Bulldlng Custodian of Strcttonvnlle Custodlan of Corsica Bulldlng Building -au- Mlldred Spangler vlfglnlu McKlnley Llllran Kuhns Helen Beveridge Custodlan ofFlsl'1er Custodluns of Clarion Limestone Bulldmg Building CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Front Row ll torj Fred Carl Cloude Stewart Lynn Rhodes George Keener Wxllnam Kahle Second Row Robert Moore Tru mon Weuser lancy Therss Frank Augushne Ernest Small Tlurd Row Jorves Shofestoll Frank Stahlmon Albert Ronkln Russel Rossey, Elcona Guntrurn 83 ,Q JZ' , 'gg 0 lf Q X 2 rs , t , . up . , P , A W - , , . 5 ' '1 ,.' , . .W . . . , , , , , : , - , , , . : . , , , , M585 CA00! LIWLQZ5 VL8 YQ VL PLO fa 6.95 LEWIS STUDIO 1958 Sensor Class 86 To The A Through Photography and FINE ENGRAVING the Printed Page Nlirrors Our Life ... ... ... . 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