Cochranton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cochranton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

X '8 The Senior Class of '59 Cochranton, Pennsylvania 'f Presents H ' ' I I I . X I E X 'D V VWZJW' ,A . 1 Y' VW - x I 'X C A 5557272 Vx' ' jf. A .x Lg?-2 if- ? R D Wm N ,ff Y f A f ,,flf' L s Wf . N UVA A G. Table of Contents ' istrcfion on ocuf ................. 5 s .................................. 13 37 51 ' 9 Y - Q A 1' s 'a v . 1. K xp . 5 ff' Lf, W Admm CIF ly Senior Ud I A M hl d S I A A Z2 2 In Memoriam Our Friend and Classmate Foreword It is the purpose of this book to capture, graphically the events and people that have made the school year of 1958 and 1959. The events included in this book are important only to those to whom they hap- pened but it is vitally important that we remember them. They have happened to each of us, you know, and they will never happen again except in our memories. And only by keeping these memories can we keep from losing our identity as individuals among the great mass of humanity which inhabits the globe. The Staff of the '59 Cardinal sincerely hopes that you will keep this book through the years to give vitality to the time-shadowed memories that such a small part of civilization shares with you. David Ru nkel Editor 3 John Edward Varndell 1941-l 953 Dedication It is with deepest gratitude that we dedicate this i959 edition of The Cardinal to Mr. Leon Sobilo, career and personal guidance counselor to the students of Cochranton High School. Mr. Sobilo's help to the members of the class of 1959, particularly, during the last several years, will have a tremendously far-reaching eFFect on all our lives. His frank interpretation of the tests he has given us and his directness, knowledge of the situation, and encouragement lalong with his limited patiencel in personal interviews have helped us immeasurably to know ourselves, our potentials and our obligations to ourselves, our family and to society. Mr. Leon E. Sobilo X 276, Cu ff, SCHOOL BOARD JOINT COMMITTEE SEATED, Leff fo Right: John Oakes, Cochronfong William Hansen, East Fclirfieldp Ralph Marlin, Wayne: Beverly Deeter, Secretary, Phillip Wheeling, President. STANDING: Wilfred Dunn, Fairfieldy Williard Bu- chanan, French Creek. New Supervising Principal. Succeeded Mr. Axrell, March 1, 1959. 6 Mr. HARRY W. RAY I 'Wg Wk J C. L. AXTELL Supervising Principal, September through February L. M. HELSEL High School Principal. 7 W' 'whiz . ,F W., u-..,, 'H lv-fm U K. we Nr x JK' 1 L - 35 ' 'C pi: . k ffTif15?5J ,r A 'esif x f N- K,V7 L ' KW' '.. : E5 ' I ,QV Q I gg N .1 Secretory to the Principal 81 Supervising Principal, CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mary Albert, Bill Babbitt and Phyllis Pearce. CAFETERIA LADIES: Helen DuPont, Mary Mumford, Alice Wilkens, and absent when picture was taken Loretta Spence. Superintendent of Building 81 Grounds: Frank l Spence. 12 w . 'ML 1 ,, L Q 'A 5 wk gm- f Q H 'f .. 7 W . X...A A' W' ' A -' W f x Hb A A pw- 35 YM xv A f- . v. i ' Q M f J . Mg ii? A ,glff Q3 X'.fQ,1-W i 1 N f A A .5 V 3. rw, ,163 . x Q K Q X. A Q Nad. M15 v ,W -af. f jx K , 1 .A 5, Y -A ,V 7 f i 3 . W Q 4 5115! af' :Sf xx.Ay if 'L 's ELMER WAYNE BELL Mullin Agriculture President of Future Farmers of America . . . Outdoor man . . . likes swimming, hunting, fishing . . . Went to farm show several years . . . Will probably be a great farmer with acerage of 1,000 acres. CAROL ANN BICKERSTAFF Bicky Commercial Secretary of class and of other groups . . . Types yearbook and newspaper . . . Member of the National Honor Society . . . always seen dancing . . . good bowler, swimmer, singer . . . Collects records , . . Will be the secretary to a busy bank president. NAOMI SUE BURCH Na Academic Only quiet member of class . . . good looking . . . good singer for both chorus and church choir . , . enioys bowling, reading, and most of all relaxing , . . Will marry a rich man and spend all year in Florida. 14 BARBARA KLINE CHERRY Barb Home Economics National Honor Society member . . . Home Ec. girl with practical experience . , . married with little boy . . . is a good cook, sewer, and knitter . . . likes to have a good time . . . will work hard when called upon . . . will be the mother of six or eight little brats JUDITH ANN COON Judy Commercial Outdoor girl . . . good set ot vocal cords . . . like sports . . . is a good swimmer, bowler, and skater . .-. helps type the newspaper . . . belongs to Tri-Hi-Y, Cochranton Bible Club and her church youth group . . . will someday be a good wife and mother DANIEL CLEM DAHLlN Danny Agriculture Future Farmers of America boy . . . main interest farm- ing . . . member of F.F.A. basketball team . . . excellent swimmer . . . has had several cars . . , all ended in poor condition . . . will own o big farm with lOO head of cows ARTHUR EUGENE DAILY Art Academic Official hall monitor . . . baseball letterman . , . con- tinually fixing his Ford . . . always manages to have a good time . . . good swimmer and poker player . . . will become a happy family man with ten kids DALTON ROY DEETER Red Academic Baseball letterman at catching position . . , chem fiend . . . good singer . , . attended district chorus twice . . . in winning bowling team . . . enjoys water-skiing and driving his Skyliner , . . will be rich and have all pleasures of life ANNA MAE DENNIS Annu Mae Academic Outdoor girl . . . has a like of quiet . . . helps keep the library in good order . . , Devoted with membership in Tri-Hi-Y, Cochranton Bible Club, and her church Youth Fel- lowship . . . is a swimmer, painter, and reader . . . will be a great nurse 16 i- ELAINE ANDERSON DENNIS Elaine Academic Married and moved after Junior year . . . back in time to graduate with classmates , . . active member of class , . . art- ist . . . pretty . , . likes nice things . . . husband in Air Force . . . is making her husband a good wife, JOHN RONALD DENNlS John Academic Never believe he was Anna Mae's brother 4 . . happy-go- lucky . . . wise-acrer . . . reader of everything , . . gas station employee . . . worked in coat check at basketball games . . . Will one day own his own Sinclair Station. RUTH JEAN DIAMON Dizzy Commercial Treasurer of school and several clubs . . . co-editor of news- paper . . . National Honor Society member . . . types year- book . , . is a bowler , . . works in library , , . quite o dancer . . . waitress at Kerr's . . . will be a good secretary to a V.I.P. 17 LYNN EDWARD DICKSON Tuffy Academic President of Student Council . . . high-scoring basketball player . . . liked by all . . . has a horse which he takes to fairs and rodeos . handsome, with lots of girl friends , . . hard worker . . . will be a very successful man in anything he does JAMES EDWIN DUNN Jim Academic Basketball and baseball manager for the last four years . . . sports editor of newspaper and yearbook . . . all sports encyclopedia . . . if you have a question about who won the 1922 World Series ask Jim. He knows . . , will have a full and happy life RONALD JAMES DUPONT Ronny Academic Music man at Cochranton . , , tuba player . . . tenor at District Chorus , . . gets the senior boys in good with the head cook, his mother . . . good, left handed bowler . . . cleans up cafeteria works in grocery store will own his own Golden Dawn super market CHARLES EDWARD GEORGE Charlie Academic 'Ca' ll' 4' V 4 - .- I EEEE Basketball player . . , member of the National Honor Society . . , good singer . . . went to Dustrlct Chorus . . . played psychologist in class play, Harvey . . . handsome . . . happy-go-lucky , . . will someday be a great psy- x.-gr' sg, chologist in his own right .A ' v.- S. , ' . 2' ' - . N , . 4Ff . . t 'R E' :. ' Q. r 'XTR H X x - W v xi f S W 1 4, - ct. . veg- .-wr ,am i mi ,. ,: is, ,13c:xw,, fx: pri any .Q :sn-5+ Q? ' S, Q M he it W , :.V W .,s, X N 15 Q xxx RUTH ANN GIRARDAT Ruth Home Economics Top cook and seamstress . . . always in Home Ec room either working or on a coffee break . . . band and chorus member . . . National Honor Society member . . . good class worker . . . will be an excellent home economics teacher and wife SANDRA MAE HALL Sandy Academic Co-salutatorian of class , . . Honor Society member and secretary . . . bowler . . , swimmer . , , Trl'Hu-Y member . . . belongs to church youth fellowship . . . hard worker and likes to have a good time . . , will someday be a famous person SANDRA LEE HAMILTON Sandy Home Economics Future Homemakers of America worker , . . National Honor Society member . . . good singer for chorus, church choir, and community choir . . , part in class play, Harvey . . . good swimmer and cook . . , will marry and raise a nice family ANDREW GERALU HARVEY Bud General Science main pleasure . . . went to Vocational School in Meodville before Cochranton , . . good wrestler . . . hunter and fisher . . . always fixing his hot car . . . manages to have a good time wherever he is . . . will be a super mechanic JAMES GRANT HAUCK Jam General Works with his dad in their garage. . . can fix any and all malfunctions . . . enioys hunting and fishing . . . has many model airplanes . , . collects guns . . . belongs to many clubs . . , should team up with Bud and fix up autos LINDA KAY HEFFERNAN Linda Home Economics Pretty Homemaker . , . works in library . . . doesn't like to be teased . . . is a good swimmer , . . excellent sketcher . . . always doodling . . . likes to cook and to read good love stories . . . will set hair of movie stars someday LAURENCE MINTER HELSEL, Jr. Larry Academic Played the lead in Harvey, the class play . , . member of the National Honor Society . . . Hi-Fi bug . , . mad sci' entist . . . on winning bowling team . . . has pull with his dad, the boss, Mr. Helsel . . . will set the world on fire DEANNA LYNN HIPPLE Deanna Academic Second quietest member of class . . . good worker in library . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . , . shy . . . easily and fre- quently blushes . . . is blessed with soft voice , . , con- stantly chewing gum , . . occasionally caught . . . will be a good wife and mother 21 I 4 , Xu JOYCE CLAIRE HOADLEY Joyce Academic Co-editor of the Cardinal Capers, the school newspaper . . , helps in the library , . , program chairman for Tri-Hi-Y . , .collects bricebrac . , , has many foreign pen pals. . .good talker 4 . . always cheerful , . .will be an excellent nurse. ALICE VIRGINIA HOGUE Llcio Commercial Good hard-working secretary . . . helps to type the news- paper. , . excellent artist . , .good dancer. . . could sit and listen to pop music hours at a time , . . likes to swim and to ride horses . . . bowler . . , will be a wonderful secretary. SANDRA MARIE HOVIS Sandy Academic School and class queen . , . Student Council treasurer . , . cute cheerleader with lots of bounce . . , would rather lie out in sun than any other thing . . .good bowler and singer. , . will marry some rich handsome man and spend all year in Florida. g 22 I,- '59 flm Nw., ' lf it I 'f to ,...,,,...-n- -N hmm 0 X RUSSELL HARRY HUDSON Russ Academic Outdoor man . , . likes hunting deer and dears . . . good wrestler . . . member of bowling team . . . newspaper re- porter , , . good worker in time of need . . . handsome . , . good companion . . . will spend rest of years building swimming pools g slgfg-lf. in.: .. 11 New Ki . . If NW xsy s, THOMAS FREDERICK KARNS Tom Academic Stitcherville's contribution to class . . . champion wrestler of school , . . excellent swimmer . , . likes the dandelions , . . comedian . . . hopes to be a doctor . . . thought tour of county courthouse very helpful . . . will be a great doctor probably surgeon-general NANCY LEE KERR Nance Academic Co-salutatorian of class , . . member of the National Honor Society . . . plays in the band , . . cute cheerleader . . , yearbook stat? . . . horse rider . . . has several of her own . , . plays organ at her grandmothers restaurant . . , will meet a rich young man to marry SAUNDRA AILEEN LAMBIE Saundru Academic That name is Saundra not Sandra or Sandy . . . National Honor Society member . , . President of Tri-Hi-Y . . . went to Mock U.N. in Horrisburg . . . hard worker . . , sews . . . makes a lot of her own clothes . . . will be a good nurse one day. ROSALIE ANN LANTZ Rosalie General Movie and singing fan . . , collects pictures of stars , . . screamer of class . . . works in cafeteria . . . likes to read , . . has several dogs . , . athletic . . . active port in gym show . . . good talker , . . dreamer . . . will be a good wife and mother. JAMES LEROY LEE lm Academic Cardinal picture-taker deluxe , . . basketball and baseball manager for four years . . . good bass ln chorus . . . fisher . . . bowler . . . champion poker player . . . strong . . . good-looking . , . will be an aid to society. x, 24 NANCY LEE LEGNOSKY Nancy Home Economics Enioys simple things of life . . . easy to please . . . letter writer . , . likes to bake and eat what she bakes . , . card player . . , Tri-Hi-Y member . . . belongs to her church's youth fellowship . . . painter . . . will marry a handsome man and have ten kids CAROL JANE MCCAUGHTRY Carol Academic Short, good looking member of class . . . had good part in class play . . . chief maiorette , . . good singer . . , attended District Chorus . . . wonderful artist . . . draws horses and people . . . will be a good nurse and mother BEVERLY MAE McCLARlN Bev Commercial Tallest girl in class . , . helps type the newspaper . . excellent artist . . . good bowler . . . letter writer . . . spends lunch periods dancing in gym . . A collects pictures of singer, Elvis . . . will be a tip top secretary with a family an the side 25 CAROLE COULSON McELHlNNEY Carole Home Economics Married . . . husband in Germany . . . Future Homee makers of America worker . . . excellent roller skater . . . always travels when chance comes . . , likes to swim and to bowl , , . artist . . . will be first member of class to visit Europe RICHARD LEROY MCFARLAND Dick Academic Most Valuable Baseball Player of Cochranton . . . star basketball player . . . class cut up . . , always fooling around . . . feature editor of yearbook . , . Vice-President and former President of class . . . will be the star third baseman of the Pirates THOMAS EARL MCFATE Tom Academic Boating and water-skiing bug . . . spends summers at Conneaut Lake . . . feature part in Harvey . . . good singer in chorus and church choir . . . hunter , . . hard worker . . , biggest basketball fan in school , . , will own a big business and make lots of money CYNTHIA K. MAUTE Cindy Academic Always first with the new clothes fads . . . willing worker in any class events . . . bowler . . . seen mostly with a smile . . . good card player , . . lives close to summer hang-out, Dori-Isle . . . will have her own Chevy agency before long DONNA MAE MOOK Donna Academic Music maior , , , attended both district and state band . . . cute cheerleader . . . good class worker . . . yearbook staff member . . . record collector . . . likes to sew . . . makes a lot at her clothes . . . will challenge Florence Nightengale as who is the best nurse 5 .9 ffvf GARY DELL MOORHEAD Gary Agriculture Outstanding speaker . . . has a booming voice . . . good bowler . . , on winning team , 4 . strong . . , handsome . . . beaver trapper . . . swimmer , . . good parts in class and faculty plays . 4 . will put his voice to good use DENNIS CLANCY MUDGER Denny Academic First strung basketball and baseball player , . . member of National Honor Society . . . Dr. in Harvey our class play . . . bowler with highest average in league . . . hard worker . good dancer . . . chorus member . . . will be successful and well liked in anything he does LYNN KEITH MURDOCK Glenn Academic Sleepiest and shortest boy in class . . . snoozes every chance he gets . . . milkman . . . likes to have a good time and usually does . , . reader of everything . . . good bowler . . . likes to swim . . . would have his own dairy if he woke up in time to deliver the milk LOIS JEAN MYERS Lois Academic Loves to sit and listen to her hifi good enough clarl net player to go to district band two years secretary of the Student Council cute wears beautiful clothes works in her dads bakery will be a great nurse - SUSAN ANN NAGEL Susan Academic Music fiend . . . attended district chorus , . . wonderful piano player . . . record collector . . . good class worker . . . made-up members of play cost . . . good cook . . . President of Home Room 26 . , . will be a concert pianist with much fame. ERNEST RAY OAKES Ernie Agriculture Tall happy former , . . is a fisherman . . . good swimmer . . . has many girlfriends , . . often seen lolygagging in the halls . . . plays basketball for the Future Farmers of America . . . will be a successful farmer. MA c...,.,.......-., at cpnvw HOWARD JOHN OAKES Howard Academic Basketball player . . . chorus and church choir member . . . yearbook advertisement editor . , . excellent water skier . , . good swimmer . . likes to hunt . . . crazy . . . funny . . . has a good time wherever he is at will own a couple motels one day. RICHARD ALAN CAKES Dick Academic Shares cousin Ernies ioy of sleep . . . District Chorus mem ber . . . belongs to Thunderbird's Drum and Bugle Corps hunter and fisher . . handsome . , . gets along with everybody . . . will have a good time with his lite WILLIAM EARL PATTERSON Bill Academic First string basketball and baseball player . , . plays all sports . . . helps run his dad's iunk yard . . , likes to drive old cars . . . weekly goes to auto races . . , tall , . . hand- some . . . will own his own iunk yard one day. 3 , ,K- vzw 4. k.,- ,L , 'A s -svyq 6 9 L 55294: I I MARY ANN PEARCE Mary Academic Senior Class Treasurer . . . attended District Chorus . . . sax player . . . National Honor Society member . . . Activi- ties Editor of yearbook . . . goes to all-night parties . . . hard worker . . , good talker , . . will meet a handsome man and live happily ever after 30 THEODORE PAUL PETE Paul Academic Basketball and star baseball player . . . good part in class play, Harvey . . . good singer . . . bowler . . . last of family in which all were popular . . . handsome . . . ex- cellent hunter . . . will have a good paying iob PAUL EDWARD RENO Doc Academic Always seen with gum in mouth . . . scientist . . . rocket builder . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . is a great loafer . . . sports fan . . . works a lot in the shop . . . cute . . . will be a good soldier all ROBERT THOMPSON ROSE Heckel Academic Basketball player used to play hockey .. . hard worker . . . likes to have a good time . . . good swimmer . , . has many girl friends , . . scientist . . . chem fan . . . will be well liked and have many friends FREDA KAY ROUGH Freda Commercial Hard working secretary . , . always smiling , , . wonderful roller skater . . . gadder . . , helps type the newspaper , . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . belongs to Sr. Art Club . . . out to have a good time . . . will be o great secretary lprobably of the Treasuryl. HAROLD EDGAR ROUGH Huck Agriculture Always getting out of school , , , same with the Future Farmers of America meetings . . . works with his cars . . , tries to repair them , . . always working in shop on something . . . will run his own farm of 1500 heod of beef cattle, DAVID ROY RUNKEL Dove Academic Determined class president . . . member of the National Honor Society, Cardinal Capers, and Yearbook editor , ., works wonders with numbers . , . always eating or giggling . . . usually gets his own way . . . will go far in politics. GEORGE HARRY SITTIG George General Always fixing his car . . . it always needs fixed . attends drag races every Sunday . . . good wrestler . . . interested in science . . . enjoys a good snooze every hour or so . . . has blonde curly locks . . . will have a good time in his lifetime v.-v'W'wx JEAN ANN SIVERD Jeannie Academic National Honor Society member . . . Student Council representative . . . Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y . . . works in library . . . is a reader . . . likes to listen to records . . . sews . . . makes a lot of her clothes . . . will be a very successful nurse RICHARD EARL STAHLSMITH Hurley Academic Biology Bend . . . collects insects and leaves . . . raises strawberries for the Dari-lsle . . . good singer , . . captain of winning bowling team . . , always goofing around , . . will be a great biologist 33 CAROL ROSE STAUDT Rose Home Economics Future Farmers of America chapter sweetheart . . . mem- ber of the National Honor Society . . . worker in F.H.A. . . , engaged . . . wonderful artist . . . likes to eat and talk . . . doesnt mind teasing . . . will be married and have a large, wonderful familv CAROL JO TUCKER Carol Academic TriHiY worker . . . went to mock United Nations in Harrisburg . . . Library Assistant . . . minister's daughter . . . always on the telephone . . . record collector . . . good cook . . . likes to read a good love story . . . will save many lives as a stewardess 0 .1 'Qui I' N .. -. ' as W ,Q l A 1 l r 1' CAROL CHARLOTTE WARD Carole Academic Class Valedlctorlan . . . winner of D.A.R. award . . . cute cheerleader . . . chorus and band member . . . good part in class play, Harvey . . . business manager of year- book , . , long pony tail . . . will be successful in what- ever she attempts CAROLYN ANN WILLIAMS Carolyn Academic Community queen . . . pretty cheerleader . . . played clarinet in district and state band . . . member of the Na- tional Honor Society . . . dependable . . . excellent swim- mer . . . good cook . . . will be well-liked and have many friends SHIRLEY MARIE ANN ELIZABETH YOST Shirl Commercial Those are all her names . . . wonderful dancer . . collects records . . . does art work for the yearbook . . . feature part in Harvey . . . good bowler , . . roller skates . . . swims . . . will be a good secretary and mother STANDING, L. to R.: Carol Bickerstaff, Secretary: Dick McFarland, Vice-Presidentg Mary Pearce, Treasurer. SEATED: David Runkel, President. 35 Lorry's girlfriend. Women driversl I I Carol traveling incognito. The Boss feeding his face. Look of the size of those Bermudos. We had o dance cis Sopho- FUOFSS. Keep in siepll! We wen? swimming o couple of years ogo. Tired trio Un clercfadgm en 4-., -i2p- llllllllil ' iuiigl Xi im. .. .,:-,,-c -, ,,,..,., ,, , Josephine Albert John Allen David Gorby Patricia Hager Marilyn Anderson Rita Anderson Stewart Axtell Allen Harvey Daryl Helternan Gilbert Bell Daryl Bleakly Charles Borfner Richard Hunt William Hollabaugh Bonnie Burchill Neil Campbell David Carroll Barbara lrvvin Francis Jewell Ronald Cauvel Donald Clapp Sylvia Clevenger Don Johnson Thomas Johnson Susan Coon DarwinDuPonf Paul Gage Janice Ka ngas Alice Kaste Margaret Gilbert Patricia Gillette Mary Girardat Raymond Klinginsmith Paul Klipple 38 - at A Q ,,,. . ,L A., Zin, A 1 'HAR . , in , ., V RM, -if af' . . f r 5 3'.,'Q'L ' viz ,im- 1722213 K J 1. 7? if ' ' fi x K Q F K is Q : ,x:f' - 2 -. ' V ai ry: Y Q, . K, V, .Q Iilgf ,Z i 1 lag 1 QS! N , j 5 Q, ,5 f v, uf 5 . 5 w -,J l l J s i s ii , it K, ' X L 4' . John Kolcun Charlene Kuhn Louise Lincoln Dale Linton Jane Lippert Bill Malliard Jack Malliard Sandra Martin Thomas McMinn Esther Moak Archie Morrison John Morrison Rose ma ry Moyer Gail Patterson Lois Patterson Barbara Peterson Ruth Peterson Adrienne Rose Becky Rose Imogene Runyan Edgar Rynd Carolyn Sears Larry Smith Linda Smith Brenda Stevens David Stockton Diane Stockton Velma Turner Jim Urquhart Della Weaver Sandy Wentz Bob Williams 39 'W' 'N '7 L L v' S 'af' .Q . V ,. Y ui 'iqvbarif -. , ,: wwf - ' .. I - W .,,. ,ts 1? li 'S E17 X xy he it . fi.. f . . 0 as l 'fn it I e kg , , ,WF Q 4 251 2.52 'V l fi ig. 3 ,fur X ..:f!f Karen Gerald Donald Elaine Abercrombie Babbit Bauer Beers Xi, 5:2 L s ' X 'avi .X K Larry Beige Gary Nancy Ruth Judy Bell Blose Brock Buzza Mary Canfield fl ' 2 'M Y . X , AX lr 1' James Beiter Donald Cauvel ,gy Q. . J' . f if Sandra Michael Peggy Carolyn Chapin Choffel Corner Catterman Allen Karen Darlene Larry De Vore Dilley Du Pont Du Pont Darlene Faye Deeter Deeter i .',, L, ,W 2 'Q ., W? . W ' HP , Qi . V ag M, - ,Q iw A Robert Ned Ferlin Francisco wie Rx Patricia Bennet Betty Barton Allen Edna Geddes George Gorby Gongaware Gracey Gray waaf John Hamilton M' is Richard James John Jerry Hague Hollabaugh Hollabaugh Hovis 5 . i V '1, . J -W. , :.. B ,iii Q: J , 3 T- J Xml-. mlii-2 Joanne Robert Kelly Paul John David Rita Jacobs Johnson Johnston Johnston Kalinowski Kangas Karns f . Shirley Susan Sally Ann Mary William Keas Keefer Keer Lesh Lesh Lubolt , ,, M i L'lJ f' 5 v J -. 4 Q ' ' - -J .. W . P z , il Gerald Mary Nancy Pat William Charles Rynanne Maurice McCartney McClarin McElhinney McFate McMinn Mook John Moore Thomas Lawanda Donna Robert Mudger Murdock Oakes Oakes , --3 ff 5-QE r 1..- mi Patterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson -AV' 4 a Hi-4 L, ' , ll X Q llkk Us. James Judy Linda Sonia Wayne 1 ' 4. F 'Q' an I ., Eleanor Ruth Shirley Rosalie Petruna Petruna Rodebaugh Runyan 'K Nancy Sanner Robert Ruth ldella Bertha Robert William Schroer Skvolka Sopher Spence Srbinovich Srbinovich , , I 8 xr K JY 55 . ll? in l an Ronald Janice Donald Larry Jackie Stoyer Swogger Teasdale Terrill Tillack Joyce Linda Daniel Bernard Kenneth Melvin Tracy Tracy Va rndell Wagner Weaver Wiley -r 14 I if Q 'F ? 4 X I Q .L fl . A .1 N in like H L .X M i . J 1 L - s 491 1' R iw-wx 'J lr l -M fan Dale Gage Dick G James Gillette Linda Graham Kay Grossman Carolyn Hall Robert Hegyi John Helfzel John Hollabaugh Dorothy Hunt Kip Jeannereff Harry Jewell Barbara Johnson Linda Johnson Eugene Karns Lee Keas eorge 'N 'I tv W- .za Y xx f l f is ' q M av r J ,i , 10 ' as I xr Q y. 44 K K R .x . i -r n Dan Abboff Craig Barnes Virginia Bell Gayle Beuchar Joan Bissell Roy Blackwood Thomas Blose Paffy Boyd Steve Carroll Ronald Chapin Larry Christy Rosalie Cochran Bill Dawes James Deefer Chuck Derby William Biamon Delores Ferlin BeHy Ferrier Kathy Ford W A wiv uf ' iv 'sv' ii' E o r a .. ,W E, 'U ,li iw, 1 ,A ifi f sf! B Q My A My if' 1? ,, I V- xy' J I A. , 1,11 ' af' I 'iv ,fl . H i s . -E... me ,. .H .,,. A . i X i t ,, J., if F 5 ' if Ski 'Q Ss A Yi T?Z.,, . , . -f.,is,3 , 4 ' ' 1. 1 , ' L vel 5 J if Q! ir i ' x l h il if 5. - ,: , i iyi j I K . X Ef' ,kk Lawrence Price Hazel Rose :'f 'f f. Carol Schrock Michael Shook Marilyn Shellenberger Hannobelle Shellenberger Nancy Schreckengost Nancy Staudt Larry Stevens James Stoyer Robert Strayer James Swogger Brenda Turner Hugh Urquhart Ernest Vincent Michael Wilcox Sharen Williams is ' f 5 el ,, ,ett tli. J ttetttctt M. .,i,,,. 'QPF' Y I' L 3 5. 'ln u Dennis King James Kirkland Jerry Leamer David Legnosky Vicky Lesh LaVerne Lincoln Wilda Lyons Paul McEwen Gary Mead Janet Moak Lyle Mook Maxine Mull Sandra Myres Gregg Ney Orville Ongley Quay Patterson Sandra Pechin Charles Peterson Roberta Peterson ABSENT And rew Kolcu n Delores Linton is 'W AQ l .Qc is in . 1 -111,2 ,E . is a Q '5 . i l ss, '-.,. Q .s 'wwlil K , Q ' , Q38 . P' 'W if ' if Q ' 'V' .. ,..,::, H2- 'SL e L a J J tj w v:'zi r .,.: H . 1 47,1 K X 5 A .. ' E I H H if I N i T J Karen Ferlin Don Gill Richard Hawke Pat Heyl Sandra Kolcun Roland Komar Audrey Lauderbaugh Mona Legnosky , 'uf Y . David Graham Judy Hager Shirley Hart Bill Irwin Ronald Kalinowski Gary King David Kuhn Diane Kuhn Judy Laichaw Delores Lipper? Lewis Lyons lf W i ,fl , , ,. R .. l I C . sg, ,. 'L ge Q fy-SQ , lx H 5 J .S , , 'W Nil, A 'Cf . I' , ii!!! E 1. K sf 'Z 'K A 'W Josephine Coyle X -. by of fi i X X K. u , S . .- K x Q K Q X I I rr , 1 gi ..,,.. f-1 . ,. Qs i 1. ' L 5 I '3' . Glen Amos Gary Blackwood Carolyn Boyles Judy Brown Lonnie Buchanan Diane Co rbeh f' Dorthy DuPont Q ., f filisvi is -. ,... .ls Q ,. -3 F . Q ,f- gy Q 4 4 'J' W' '7iwNi: rriv 1 if WFT! 5-wi 'I Sv 'fi Kay Boughner Jim Boyd Sa ndra Cauvel John Chrisiner Jim DuPonf Sa nd ra DuPont 'fi ,x - 5 ..., 'x I R L, .LA Mb. ' s , i,,, , AI xxx '-od .tide lg 3.4 45, Af I ll' M11 S f 'Q 'lg h ff nn I Bs. r . ms ,p . 4, fi Q . 1 .- ,Q K :xi l fx ., ! K , i , ,yfgu - ie, K --5 1. u K ., me , me i F . HW, 1 s' '95 S- -Wir' GI. UQ . ,. E, N. 5f,, ti 5 W , Ray Maloney Paula Manning Paul Martin Howard Miller John Miller James Muma Sandra Nodler Sandra Pease Linda Pechin Richard Pegan Mike Peterson Robert Peterson Linda Rathbun Dick Ridenaur Paul Rodebaugh Robert Sample Frank Schreck Carolyn Sch reckengost Carolyn Seeley Marilyn Sheatz Joyce Shesky Richard Smith Mary Stark Bruce Terrill Charles Tucker Harold Tucker David Wagner Gary Wagner Twila Wilcox Sandra Woolstrum Grace' Young if, gt ,Qi l . if If If QL , W 'x IH' K ti J , Nix .,p., Q f ' ,., k ill ' J 1' 1 f x f 4' I 1 lf 5 V .. ,r, J we I K W, . ED: . - ' ii: -1. ld Q I l f Y 3 r 4 .. a it , I ,.,, wi b K 8 5 U fr 'i V I ff- -K f i ' vf- H 'I , Ronnie Biggs .. i Connie Bissell L N Gerald Cllngerman 7 5 Jack Corner Sandy Custard Darlene Harnert Dorothy Hart Clarence Harvey David Harvey Karen Hollabaugh Kathy Griffin Howard Godfrey Dorothy Guthrie James Hamilton Mark Carroll Shirley Check Aldelbert Clevenger Raymond Dille Linda Feies Harold Girardat - gf, Terry Blair Betty Brunot Roseann Diamon Dickie Dickson if 1 ' 7,- ,L ,twq 47 Diane Decker 1 ..x. K ': Margaret Lyons Steve Nemuth Sharon Olexo Betsy Patterson Vonda Patterson Lois Pechin Scott Knnney Dorothy Komcr Sharon Peters Doris Peterson Ed Peterson Patty Peterson Sherian Peterson Ronnie Poux Robert Preston Beverly Pyle yi 'ur xllx A ' Pat Reno Charles Robertson Jeanne Smith Brenda Smock Janet Stainbrook 1 di ....l r .R P f , R P' 1 R Q -. 1 iv if Fred Sterling David Stevens Richard Stoyer Grant Shaffer Richard Tillack Danny Tolliver Sandra Tracy Judy Vanderhoff 49 Nancy Vanderhott Donna Woolstrum Connie Windschmidt Shirley Williams Carol Wygant ,WW 't I t Egg Z 5 :seg 251 ti , I ,X.' 1 am Sugar Creek. Water rushed into the boiler room The rocd behind the school, after the freeze, 14911810 ' Q. K..r,,,4 M .Av-:.', -we . f I k, yt' ' ' 1 1 A bridge across French Creek. We were prepcredl bir d! W 'W -,L h .fgcfiui fiea -,.4 wx mx , B I f 1 X A Q National Honor XV 'f S' -Z Q XS l l I Left to Righf, 'lst ROW: C. Ward, S. Hall, Mr. Helsel, Mrs. Hitchcock, R. Sfaudf, S. Hamilton. 2nd ROW M. Anderson, B. Rose, L. Lincoln, J. Siverd, N. Kerr, M. Pearce, S. Lczmbie, C, BickerstaFf, 3rd ROW: D Clapp, C. George, S. Axrell, R. Diamon, S. Hovis, L. Myers, C. Williams. 4th ROW: L. Helsel, D. Mudger D. Runkel, R. Girardaf, B. Cherry. Society P 'fr 1 x 1. I 1 ,f X 1 Photo ra h Sv 3 'V g P 5 a 1: 2. vs .T-L ' 4 . if ,,'mYhLluW1h ff S 3 jMe.s ll Z' Q Q Nerifhf- O 1 X wfv Nix S t E : .Im.1..n..TfDLm l 'Q Q 5 Left to Right, 'lst ROW: H. Rough, C. McElhinney, l.. Heffernan, D. Oakes, Mr. Seddon, D. Runkel, S. Yost, R. Cauvel, J. Lee, 2nd ROW: G. Pofterson, A. Kcste, B. Irwin, D. Weaver, I. Runyon, B. McClorin, R. Hudson, L. Helsel. 3rd ROW: D. Ookes, J. Peterson, 1 I b C, Spence, R. Sklovoko, R. Klingensmifh, P. Johnson, B, Wagner, R. Diomon, L. u Murdock. 54 Cardinal Left to Right, 151 ROW: S. Yost, A. Hogue, Mrs. Eichhorn, J. Hocdley, B. Stevens, R. Dicmon, G. Bicker- sfcff. 2nd ROW: B. Peterson, L. Smith, S, Clevenger, E. Moak, J. Siverd, C. Tucker, D. Hipple, B. McClorin. 3rd ROW: F. Routh, S. Keefer, N. Kerr, S. Kerr, E. Petrunc, R. Petrunc, J. Coon, Mrs. Shouey, 4th ROW: J. Dunn, D. Graham, D. Runkel, J. Dennis, R. Hudson, T. Korns. 55 Capers Tri Left to Right, Isf ROW: J. Hoodley, J. Tillock, J. Siverd, S. Lambie, Mrs. Scholl, C. Tucker, S. Hall, R. Diomon, S. Rodabough. Lesh, E. Petruno, M. Lesh, R. Pefruna. 3rd ROW: S. Keus, J. Coon, F. Rough, A. Dennis, E. Gray, D. Hipple. 5th ROW: E. Mock, S. Clevenger, C. Kuhns, S. Martin and C. Mcufe. 2nd ROW: B. Peterson, I. Sopher, B. Gorby, K. Abercrombie, A. I 55 Junior Tri Hi . ut 'llllilll L. to R., lst ROW: L. Pechin, K. Grossman, N. Stoudt, M. Mull, Mrs. Reed K. Coon, K. Griltin, D. Hart, R. Diamon, D. Guthrie. 2nd ROW: C. Boyles, K. Ferlin, J. Coyle, D. Woolstrum, B. Smack, N. Nagel, D. Decker, J. Stainbrook, S. Peterson, B. Brenot. 3rd ROW: J. Brown, V. Bell, J. Myers, K. Hollabaugh, S. Peters, D. Harnetf, L. Pechin, J. Smith, L. Feies, B. Powell, C. Stubbs. 4th ROW: K. Ford, L. Graham, W. Coon, V. Lesh, S, Pechin, V. Patterson, B. Patterson, S. Nodler, D. Peterson, S. Check, P. Moss, P. Heyl. 57 Leff to Right, lst ROW: S. Couvel, N. Sfaudf, H, Rose, D. Hunt, N. Shreckengost, R. Peterson, S Tracy, J. Sfoinbrook. 2nd ROW: L. Feies, R. Diamon, K. Grimm, V. Pofferson, B. Srnock, S, lrwin D. Lippert, S. Cusfeacl, M. Mull. 3rd ROW: J. Lafchaw, K. Boughner, D. Linton, K. Hollabaugh, P Peterson, S. Williams, L. Johnson, K. Coon, C. Windschrnitt. 4fh ROW: R, Groms, M. Stark, C Shreckengosf, L. Pechin, P. Reno, C. Boyles, C. Stubbs, L. Pechin, R. Cochran. Sth ROW: K. Grossman, L. Graham, B. Johnson, W. Coon, Miss Goodrich, V. Bell, K. Ford, D, Peterson, S. Check, 58 Sn,GLiA.lX. KNEELING: Miss Goodrich. STANDING, Left to Right: L. Tracy, L. Lincoln, R. Korns, P. Hager, B, Burchill S. Coon, B. Rose, J. Kungos, L. Patterson, M. Girordot, V. Turner, D. Deeter, M. Anderson, J. Albert, R Peterson, D. Stockton, P. Geddes, C. Sears, M. Moyer, P. Gillette. BasketbaH Left to Right: Ist ROW: Miss Goodrich, D. Hunt. STANDING: J. Swogger, M. Gircrdot, G. Beuchcit, B. Ferrier, C. Schrock, R. Peterson, M. Anderson, J. Albert, P. Boyd, H. Rose, M. Moyer. 59 Left to Right: 'IST ROW: E. Beers, M. Lesh, K. Abercrombie, A. Lesh, N. McClarin, J Swogger, P. Corner, C. Deeter, M. Mc- Murdy. YND ROW: J. Tracy, B. George, L Tracy, T. Mudger, M. Canneld, L. Hamilton S. Kerr, L. DuPont. 3RD ROW: S. Peterson R. Mook, D. Oakes, J. Peterson, A. Kaste R. Skvolko, S. Chapin, D. DuPont, C. Spence. 4TH ROW: K. Dilley, R. Oakes B. McFate, M. Devore, J. Morrison, M Wiley, J, Moore, R, Johnston, M. McCort- ney. f Junior High Lett to Right: 'IST ROW: S. DuPont, L. Johnston, R. Runyon, B. Peterson, H. Rose, W. Coon, J. Bissell, B. Turner, C. Schrock. 2ND ROW: C. Shellenberger, S. Woolstrurn, M. Stark, K. Boughner, S, Hart, D. Linton, W. Lyons, V. Bell. 3RD ROW: M. Nemuth, J. Vander HOH, S. Pease, S. Cauvel, N. Shreckengosf, K. Ford, Mr. McMurdy. 4TH ROW: K. Grossman, L. Graham, C. Hall, L. Rathbun, T. Wilcox, S. Custead, S. Tracy, M. Mock, J. Mook. 5TH ROW: W. Coon, S. Peterson, K. Johnston, K. Kelly, J. Hager, B. Johnson, M. Shellenberger, J. Sheski, S. Klof cun, D. DuPont. I ! ez . 3 Q Library ssista nts 'i ' r i 4 7 f .1 v ! 7 - ',,,.,- Left io Right, ist ROW: A. Lesh, M. Lesh, Mrs. Hitchcock, D. Hippie, C. Tucker. 2nd ROW: i. Sopher, J. Hoodley, A. Dennis, J. Tiilcck, J. Siverd, R. Diomon. 3rd ROW: C. Mouie, P. Corner, M, Canfield, E. Beers. 41h ROW: L. Heffernan, R. Girordot, J. Kongus, S. Martin, C. Kuhns. 61 Sr. Art Club 5 A . 52? l L. io R., lst ROW: C. Mciute, F. Rough, R. Cauvel, B. Irwin, A Hogue, Mrs. Smith, S. Keeler, T. Kurns, C. Bickersfcfl, I. Runyon J. Tillcck. 2nd ROW: S. Rodebough, B. Stevens, V. McElhinney C. McMinn, N. Blose, L. Smith, S. Lcmbie, S. Coon, N. Burch, P Geddes, T: Johnson. 3rd ROW: S. Yost, B. McFcTe, J. Kongcs, M Gilberl, R. Anderson, D. Linton, J. Beifer, J. Uequhorf, R. Runycn J. Sfoyer. 41h ROW: B. McClarin, R. Klingensmith, L. Smith, P Johnson, J. Molliord, J. Allen, A. Harvey, R. Hogue, F. Deefer 62 I Jr. High s X 4 'f 5 3 ' 1 ' ' 5 . i . 5 1 . 553 l'l f f s I Art Club l. io R. IST ROW: B. McEwen, V. Lesh, S. Pechin, Mrs. Smifh, L. Stevens, J. Smith, D. Decker, G. Blackwood. 2ND ROW: J. Coyle, C. Wygont, C. Windschmift, S. Irwin, S. Check, S. Olexc, P. Peterson, A. Clevenger. 3RD ROW: J. Myers, A. Lcluderbough, S. Nodler, R. Preston, D. Tolliver, S. Kinney, R. Poux, R. Mclliord. 4TH ROW: D. Gage, J. Deefer, T. Biose, S. Myers, P. Boyd, L. Price, J. Corner, A. Kolcun, R. Hcwk. 63 I-. ,.s -5.- Qgfj-I Future Farmers of America We fy' Noi' lofi To Righf: IST ROW: G. Bell, D. DuPon?, E. Oakes, G. Moor- Gongaware, D. Teasdale, P. Klipple. 4TH ROW: D. Wheeler, B head, W. Lubald, B. Malliard. 2ND ROW: B. Heggi, E. Rynd, J. Seeley, J. Kalinowski, H. Rough, F, Wood. 5TH ROW: J. Holla Heffernan, D. Dahlin, B. Ferlin, J. Gillette, D. Abborf, J, Kolcun. baugh. 3RD ROW: D. Gorby, K. Johnston, L. Beige, W. Srbinovich, B, 64 fl? - The heads of the clan. 0 li-Q 2 1-1 2 ,E 3 F. H. A. Take your hands whiie convertible! GJ' 1- They look like they're octucllly trying dorftthey? off that orange ond 65 Science Club L. to R., 151 ROW: L. Helsel, P Pete, Mr. Kantor, H. Oakes, G Moorhead. 2nd ROW: D. Hef ferman, D. McFarland, B. Hur vey, B. Rose, R. Hudson, D Runkel. 3rd ROW: P. Reno, C George, M. Devore, G. Sitfig, L. Murdock. 66 Student Left to Right, lst ROW: S. Hovis, L. Myers, Mr. Kerr, L. Dickson, R. Ccuvel. 2nd ROW: D. Stockton, D. Deeter, J. Siverd, T, Wilcox, D. Patrick. 3rd ROW: C. Bissell, L. Stevens, C. Barnes, R. Hunt, C. Cottermcn, S. Hart J. Smith ,-1' X, -41 Ti 67 3.1 1 L. to R., 'lst ROW: C. Maute, N. Kerr, M. Pearce Miss Goodrich, K. Abercrombie, S. Coon, M. Ander son. 2nd ROW: M. Canfield, E. Beers, J. Kangos, P Geddes, M. Girardat, J. Albert, M. Moyer, N. Mc- Clarin. 3rd ROW: S. Wentz, J. Peterson, D. Oakes J. Jacobs, J. Buzza, D. Patrick. L. to R., 'Ist ROW: D. Mudger, J. Lee, D. Stockton, R. Cauvel, T. McMinn. 2nd ROW: G. Moorhead, J. Jauck, F. Jewell, J. Allen, D. Clapp, B. Williams. 3rd ROW: L. Murdock, R, DuPont, D. Johnson, J. Malliard, D. Bauer. 4th ROW: L. Helsel, D. Deeter, R. Stahlsmith, D. Runkel. 5th ROW: T. Mudger, R. Hudson, P. Pete. f L. to R., ist ROW: Miss Goodrich, A. Hogue, S. Yost, C. Bickerstaff, B. McClarin. 2nd ROW: S. Peterson, B. Peterson, J. Coon, E. Gray. 3rd ROW: C. Ward, R. Peterson, S. Hovis, N. Burch, R. Petruna. udic - I I I lm Senior Chorus ist ROW, from Left to Right: Judy Buzza, Elaine Beers, Marilyn Anderson, Naomi Burch, ldella Sopher, Ron DuPont, Lyle Mook, 2nd ROW: Louise Lincoln, Sandy Hovis, Josie Albert, Becky Rose, Diane Stockton, Mary Canfield, Paul Pete, Bill McFate. 3rd ROW: Carol Bickerstaft, Sandra Hamilton, Bonnie Burchill, Velma Turner, Ruth Peterson, Carolyn Sears, Howard Oakes, Dick Stahlsmith. 4th ROW: Mary Pearce, Darlene Deeter, Mary Girardot, Rita Anderson, Jane Lippert, Charlene Kuhns, Dalton Deeter, Tom McFate. ij I l ii! i Ili!!! i 5- i it Junior Chorus ist ROW, from Left to Right: Sandra Pease, Sharon Olexa, Grace Young, Faye Kerr, Peggy Moss, Gary Black- vvood, Jirn DuPont, Jim Stoyer, Ronnie Poux, David Stevens, David Harvey, Dorothy Hart, Betty Breriot, Dorothy Guthrie, Joan Myers, 2nd ROW: Marilyn Sheatz, Mona Legnosky, Diane Kuhns, Nancy Nagel, Walter Jewell, Harold Girardat, Dan Tolliver, Mark Carroll, Richard Tillock, Douglas McCullough, Sharon Vvillirinws, Brenda Turner, Sharon Peters, Carol Wygant. 3rd ROW: Gayle Beuchat, Dorothy DuPont, Diane Difckr-r, Paula Manning, David Graham, Jim McFadden, LaVerne Lincoln, Lyle Mook, Steve Carroll, Dick George, Betsy Patterson, Carol Schrock, Dolores Ferlin, Betty Ferrier, Sandra Myers. 70 Chorus From Left to Right: LoVerne Lincoln, Lorry DuPont, Steve Corroll, Robert Ookes, Corol Mcffoughtry, Soundro Lombie, Carole Word. 2nd ROW: Dick Ookes, Max Devore, Dick George, Don Vorndell, Donno Mook, Susan Nagel, Dorlene Dupont. 3rd ROW: Tom Mudger, Jim Lee, Dovid Stockton, Benny George, Jonice Swogger, Corolyn Cotterman, Sondra Wentz, Ruth Girordot. 4th ROW: Charles George, Doryl Blakely, Dennis Mudger, Stewort Axtell, Bob Willioms, Corolyn Williams, Lois Myers, Dreomo Potrick, Lois Potterson. Girls' Quintet Senior Ensemble Sondro Homilton, Corol Bickerstoft, Sondro Hovis, Noomi Burch, Mory Peorce, Donno Mook, Corol McCoughtry, Corole Word, Suson Nogel, Corolyn Willioms, Soundro Lombie, Ruth Girorolot, Lois Myers, Ron DuPont, Dick Ookes, Dolton Deeter, Chorles George, Hovvord Oakes, Poul Pete, Tom McFote, Dennis Mudger, Dick Stohlsmith, Jim Lee. Donna Mook, Carol McCoughtry, Sondra Homilton, Sondy, Hovis, Mary Peorce, District Chorus Members Carry High School li is ii L 'il i L S -155' I X 4 Charles Mary Ron Carol Dick George Pearce DuPont McCaughtry Oakes S From Left to Right: Dreama Patrick, Susan Keefer, Elaine Beers, Sally Kerr, Carol McCaughtry, Mary Canfield, Carol Schrock, Brenda Smock, Faye Kerr. Carolyn Williams Lois Myers Brenda Turner David Graham From Leff to Righh Carolyn Williams, Carole Word, Lois Myers, Marilyn Anderson, Sandra Wentz, Diane Stockton, Archie Morrison, Janice Swogger, Sandra Myers, Sandra Cauvel, Linda Pechin, Lois Pechin, Vondo Patterson, Mark Carroll. 72 Donna Mook Carole Wa rd Behy Ferrier Donna Mook M A J O R E T T E From Kerr, 7 Howard Godfrey Ronald Du Pont Left to Right: Connie Bissell, Larry Terrill, Ruth Girardat, Dan Varndell, Nancy Mary Pearce, David Stockton. Hour Diredo'-,, From Left to Right: Judy Buzza, Gayle Beuchat, Chuck ,W . S ,- wmv ,i cMinn, Harold Girardat, Roy Blackwood, Greg Ney, M like Shook. 'Q Pg DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS Conneauiville High School -f Carolyn Williams, Marilyn Anderson, Bob Wil- liams, Donna Mook, Left to Right: Lyle Mook, Steve Carroll, Bob Williams, Robert WESTERN ALL-STATE BAND Blairsville High School Donna Moak Sample, Ronnie Poux. From Left to Right: Scott Kinney, David Stevens, David Harvey, Doug McCullough, Walter Jewell, James Boyd, Bruce Terrill, Mary Girardat, Bob Strayer, Don Gill, John Hollabaugh, James Mania, 73 X ll QM lf' if Q X 1 Senior Clcnss Ploy HARVEY if w ' I , 'N N -f-- f ijiqx -x4fAfefic:5 Z 1 . 3 11 5: L. Q gk B Dennis Mudger From Left to Right: Coach Richard Klinginsmith, Bill Patterson, Dennis Mudger, Bob Rose, Dick McFarland, Jerry Babbitt, Paul Pete. D i n B Ax Bill Patterson Bob Rose Howard Oakes X X From Left fo Right: Lynn Dickson, Charles George, Howard Oakes, Stewart Axtell, Jim Patterson, Manager Jim Lee, Manager Jim Dunn, 55 Paul Pete mV- 6 kt g 3 V MX 1 li Qi Lynn Dickson FE. , 2 :tn N.. L Dick McFarland Charles GL-urgc Cochranton 35 20 38 59 43 48 4I 47 28 62 40 38 45 38 46 29 54 48 46 40 4I 42 928 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Rynd, Chuck Bortner, Tom Mudger, Jerry Babbitt, David Carroll, Darwin DuPont, David Stockton, Jerry Hovis, LeRoy Hamilton, Gary Bell. KNEELING: Mr. Klinginsmith. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Opponents Saegertown Linesville Grove City Conneaut Lake Cranberry Linesville Lakeview Jamestown Rocky Grove Northwestern Mercer Jamestown Conneaut Lake Cranberry Commodore Perry Lakeview Commodore Perry Rocky Grove Grove City Mercer Saegertown Hickory Cochranton 46 4I 35 47 67 53 44 64 66 42 43 79 68 56 38 34 70 58 48 43 56 53 II5I VARSITY RECORD Opponents Soegertown 53 Linesville 51 Grove City 4I Conneaut Lake 35 'ICranberry 48 Linesville 47 Lakeview 51 Jamestown 42 'LRocky Grove 67 Northwestern 47 Mercer 65 Jamestown 55 Conneaut Lake 59 Cranberry 54 Commodore Perry 36 Lakeview 36 Commodore Perry 56 Rocky Grove 55 Grove City 40 fMercer 4I Saegertown 48 Hickory 66 IO93 9' League Games KNEELING, Left to Right: Jim DuPont, Bob Sample, Ronald Poux, chesgerl jim Boyd Harold Glrqrdgr Ed Peterson Jrd ROW David Stevens, Douglas McCullough, Jack Corner. 2nd ROW: Manager Alf,-ed Boyles Charles Derby Gary Mead Jerry Larry Stevens, Steve Carroll, Lyle Mook, Coach Leland Dor- Leome,-I Kip Jecnnerelf Don Glll Cochranton Opponent 22 Saegertown 24 Meadville 49 Commodore Perry 28 Conneout Lake 4l Conneaut Lake 46 Randolph 34 Commodore Perry 38 Hickory 18 Randolph 29 Lakeview 40 Jamestown 'I7 Hickory 23 Meadville 20 Jamestown 24 Saegertown 453 79 R J .wi Qi! From Left to Right: Jerry Hovis, LeRoy Hamilton, Lyle Moak, Dale Dick Hunt, Manager Jim Dunn, THIRD ROW: Charles George, Linton, Jerry Bell. SECOND ROW: Coach Leland Dorchester, Larry Dalton Deeter, Bill Patterson, Jim Patterson, Denny Mudger, Christy, Paul Pete, Jerry Babbitt, Darwin DuPont, Tom Mudger, Stewart Axtell, Dick McFarland, Manager Jim Lee. Cochranton won their first Tri-County League baseball title this year and also put together their tirst winning season since 1955. Cochranton Cochranton Cochranton Cochranton Cochranton Cachranton Cochranton Cochranton Cochranton Cochra nton Cochranton Won 7 Last 4 Commodore Perry Cranberry Wattsburg Lakeview Cranberry Wattsburg Rocky Grove Jamestown Lakeview Commodore Perry Jamestown 80 IO 38 Dick McFarland Most Valuable Player f df ,M Donna Mook Sandy Wentz Carole Ward VARS I T l Y J. Noncy K S dyH . lg J 9 , I L A, ' SClUl'ldYC Ldmbie Carolyn Williams Cheerleaders 81 D., From Left to Right: Dreama Patrick, Elaine Beers, Sally Kerr, Mary Canfield, Judy Buzza. KNEELING, from Lefi fo Right: Faye Kerr, Nancy Nagel, Hazel Rose, Roseann Diamon, Dottie Hort STANDING: Linda Pechin, Wilma Coon, Dolores Ferlin, Befiy Ferrier, Sharon Williams. 82 Q.. 1 i. Casey ond his boys. 4, Himl On The faculty feom'??? 7. Step inio my omce 2. Opening Night. 5. Little Goldielocks 8. The Big Bopper 3. The Dickson Girls 6. Three Old Maids, Mary, Janice, Ruth 9. The Three Stooges 83 Honored Guests at the Junior Banquet C2 L ,. - Q- 0 A Y 5351 The Senior Prom . . . May I4, I959 fmwq- Islands Paradise R Senior Prom A kQffs'.m.,. ' x di! W' - N., 1 is! S , should now P A QF mV In Insurance W ' tr A V protection I . A A: -' m ihvv ICCCIVQ 4 - vm-WA X ' h,Ah I hw V Q A Q V, L h X , ,f 3 N , ,. ' ei V- Nign K, L s . Q. Azwpwrnswo cf-wh L v Q69 K. .fgcluerfiding X'-'Q X X NL., m P y x, 1 Y m, Congratulations to the '59 Seniors Compliments of RO-HO-CHO MOTEL Meadville, Pennsylvania AIRWAYS MOTEL Franklin, Pennsylvania SHANGRI-LA MOTEL Isle of Pines, Cuba Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Oakes 8K Sons, Proprietors 6 sooo FLEMING FUNERAL Whe I 00909 9 HOME re True Sympathy s Expressed by .QQ Sincere Service Phone Cochranton 2895 XF r Compliments of O 3 P 'I -1 U3 T rn us 'I P C Z P Z -I Q 990 90 OO Z 0 O 5 4 2 gh? - an E X j X Ji gh X f O9 Z cu O J' a D 5. P fl 90 -1 o E. 3 ca O Eat Where Everyone Meets In Business S ce 1933 oo, 444 oo, ooo Compliments of CORNER SERVICE STATION li li. Service - Phone 4075 A- W- MARG JEWELRY Cochranton Pennsylvania adville, nn van'a gor U quiclfie Iunchk 5 Flowers .... r an evening SFIGC ,. tr., Fr fridlbrnh 'H .,:'.,'1.,i:2...,1n.:..:k. .t.t..t..,..ct..f.,-M the 0 Compliments of MORRlSON'S LUNCH Cochranton, Pennsylvania Compliments of BEER'S GREENHOUSE Cochranton, Pennsylvania f F AD d Compliments of WlLCOX'S SINCLAIR Cochrunlon Penne W K Jig j, I x I I Compliments of l I I SHORT'S HARDWARE on the corner P u. W if ix ' j PETERSON 8. GUSTAFSON Hardware - House Furnishings Plumbing - Healing Ch P Rf'gSpg Ch P DONNELL S MARKET GOLDEN DAWN FOODS C h T Penno. 5ii:3::ii5i5ifiiilifi5i5ii:i:i:i55 4 Delicious meals and tasty snacks Good Luck are waiting for you at Sem McCONNELLS RESTAURANT wELDoN or MEADVILLE 'SA'-YS DAIRY STORE We Welcome Student Fast Servlce Popular Prices Charge Accounts Quumy Food Meodvme Pennsyivonia :EQEQEQ Reserve our private dining room U 'ii' for your next party -2-:-:it5fifEifE5if25:-:-Z-zifffiflfifififf Cach rqn 1-on Pennsylvania 4 5+ '- ' ::3:::1::::: ::::::1:::-:-1-'-----' 285 Chestnut Street Compliments Meadville, Pennsylvania Dial 56-257 of BOB'S HOME RADIO LES WENTZ Magnavox General Electric Wurlitzer MOBIL GAS Television Appliances Pianos Hi,Fi Kitchens Organs 5' Cochranton Pennsylvania ' 1 . - Z' Compliments of ,. I' , Compliments of . WIRT'S TWO DRUG STORES t, -fl L THE NOVELTY PRESS '- Meadville Pennsylvania I -D Cochranton Pennsylvania 2 1 K4 1 . . 'I . 4- . -: y . I x , , .- POLY'S MEN S 8. BOYS WEAR L .l Poly Proprietor Compliments of Cochranton Pennsylvania Cochranton Pennsylvania l l , 120 West Adams Street 4 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 W. L. DUNN Cochranton-Meadville J Compliments of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY Meodville Pennsylvania Phone 41-247 - GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE A. R. NEY E - Everything in Drugs i Your Rexoll Drug Store E . 2 l. - d . T- Cochronton Pennsylvonio TIME FOR A CHANGE COCHRANTON MOTORS INC. Ford Cars 8- Trucks Service Dept. Red 8. White Front End Alignment Compliments of Phone 4101 CARL 84 THELMA MILLER MPM' HR Cochranton Pennsylvania J Phone 5841 ,l if . 5 'ffl Compliments fi fl 'I of l-lf ii A sg s........-ge ' CENTER BOWL Meadville's Bowling Center R. M. I43 Center Street Phone 3235 Phone 36-313 Sterling Gasoline 5 fl T Cochranton P THE PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT ffh H. L. MOORE COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1959 ,U l W l Compliments of Good Luck Seniors t t Chief of Police I t i Justice of the Peace ,W W i GRANT FEED W W W I I t W CHARLES W. COYLE VW, i W W I STORE A I lx Cochranton Penna. W I Meqdvaue Penna. WW W W Congratulations , ll- MOYER S ELECTRIC STORE from Hotpoint - Maytag - Bendix EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Sales 8. Service Phone 5891 Phone 32l5 Cochranton Pennsylvania W Cochranton Penna. i5ZEEiflfffiEfEQE.5 -l L- iijhnigir:-1-'-7-r-.4,-, :l 't,:Fv'.f'5 ff3fi3. 4:.':I::g:1igigif:fffffQf Compliments Best of Luck Class of '59 zufrixif 'nfiffri f451i:5':'.':'i':i:Qfjf Qffliffgfi ,gfjf of CROUSER'S DAIRY ISLE il:4:'.-'fiffftii 31515115 gj.rf5,lgEg55Eg. 511'-535535552515-t 515:51 DR. F. G. WOOD Rowe 322 -1.0. QL- '.'.' VI -jljij gag-In .1q.p:y,: jgqipgfs-:li iaizfzfrfi Cochronton Penna. 5f++5f.?Qf5fQf'ffflf AI s Clothes Shop ls Always Ready for Your Good Luck to All Seniors AL'S CLOTHING SHOP 205 Chestnut Street Meadville Pennsylvania 1 Graduation Needs with the Latest Style As in education, so in business, The better brings more lasting satisfaction THE CRAWFORD STORE Meadvill e Penna HAROLD DICKSON Draft Horses an Holstein Cattle Phone 4308 Cochranton Pennsylvania Compliments of the COCA-COLA C. A. FLICKINGER CONTRACTOR Phone 3615 Cochranton, Pennsylvania ' BOTTLING CQM pANy Meadville, Pennsylvania GRADUATION. . . ci promotion to ci beginning ! The heginning. for most of you, in a career or specialized training which will learl you, even- tually. to your life's work. Graduation. a time of beginning. is also a time for serious stock-taking-for assessing your own potentialitics and planning your future course. Even large companies. like American Viscose. carefully analyze their assets and opportunities for growth and then chart the mlirection in which they wish to go. 'l'hat's how sound progress is made-hy setting a goal and working toward it. American Viscose will soon celebrate its Golden Anniversary-fifty years of growth in and with America. Its fibers and films are an indispensable part of American life. About one-third of all the rayon and acetate produced comes from the American Viscose Corporation and one in every three cellophane-wrapped packages is covcrecl with an American Viscose Corporation product. VVe hope some of you will join us and know the satisfaction of becoming part of a team that is progressing with America. American Viscose Corporation, Meadville, Pennsylvania 'UIZZIIZIIIZIZZZZZ . ...... .... WACHOB'S MARKET TAKING COCHRANTON TIMES Switch to Buick for 59 Buick - Opel Frigidaire - Westinghouse Good Gulf Products Phone 3205 Q B Where quality is higher than price Quality eat oqnn.---.nq Grocerie ' CHAN EY MOTORS Commercial Prlntlng Phone 2355 ROBERT K SC HALL Firestone Ti res Atlantic Service Station Cochranton, Pennsylvania .......:.:m......:,........,,,, --YV ur- H H Dial 3405 .. 23125lIIII222!I.i. 'i'a.. ... Compl imenfs of HUDSON PO0L COMPANY When you swim, swim in the best Phone 5032 R. D. 1, Cochronfon Pennsylvania IRIS BEAUTY SALON Latest in Hair Styling and Best Wishes GRIFFIN AND COTTERMAN P rmanent Waving D l Cochmnlon M92 Plymouth and Chrysler For Appointments Cochranton, P yl Peggy Schott, Ow Congratulations Seniors EDINBORO FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE COMPANY Your General Electric Dealer Cochranton, Pennsylvania Inilil BAINERIDGE AGENCY , N, Good Luck in the Future ,N l N S Ll R E RAY'S BARBER SHOP ' d tl W F S E Cochranton, Pennsylvania Meadville, Pennsylvania sp CHECK THESE FEATURES . . . GOOD QUALITY PICTURES GOOD SERVICE FAST DEVELOPMENT BERTHOLD STUDIOS North Street MEADVILLE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER GOOD LUCK ond BEST WISHES TO THE '59 SENIORS fi RM 1 .D E Where flavor IS first R 13 KERR S TOWN 8. COUNTRY RESTAU RANT Phone 2856 for Reservotions Cochronton Pennsylvonlo HMM, . . l Z 7 ., 'Q 633' 1,9-, .smwm , gH'h,,'f: g Nnfh: ' I ' IA If 1 If Don't just stond there, do something! I d 'f th 'll h won er I ey wi get t at flag up, Ah, Washington Who' 0 dom Three lost girls. Touring the Smithsonian Institute. The finder. Whot's going on in the bock seot???? Going home, reody or notl 103 ,, f QU' 5 u l Wow!! lsn'tfl'1orbeuu1ifull No circles under their eyes . , , must be the first day. s A ' if The class ripplers. . . Howard 1051 his Segfl Girls! Clean up This mess! iii i las ul sa. an 4. it N , .- ' 1 J .A 1, .. 2,115 ,An X I f. I ' t ' 552 H . A l Qi- -' 1215 gui -. . 'f 1 .-... .N E 90 fi