Cranberry High School - Berry Bush Yearbook (Seneca, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1955 volume:

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S, Q y as -.v W.. fx M DEDICATION Mr. Harry C. Campbell To Mr. Campbell, for his untiring efforts 'in our behalf, for his friendliness, patience, understanding, and sense of humor, we dedicate this 'Berry Bush. 4 CCDNTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS BOARD OF EDUCATION In recognition of their efforts in securing for us a modern school plant, qualified teachers, a wide selection of courses, and providing for a variety of extra-curricular activities, the Class of 1955 expresses its deepest appreciation to the members of the Board of Education. OFFICERS President .....,...,....,..... ............,....,............,...,...,... M r. Graham Vice Presidents ......,. ........ M r. Morrison, Mr. Ziegler Secretary ............... ,...........,....,...,....,......., M iss Rembold Treasurer .....,,. ,,..,.... M r. Frederick Nlr. Fischer, Nlr. Fry, Nlr. Wenner, Nlr. NlcKinney,i Mr. Kahle, Mr. Frederick, Miss Remibold, Mr. Graham, IVIr. Siar, Nlr. Slye, 'IVlr. Nlorrison, 'IVlr. Heath, Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Oakes, lVlr. Henderson Absent: IVlr. Flockerzi, Mr. Bitzer 6 L UBC is ADMINISTRATION I MR. w. A. STEWART Supervising Principal The Class of 1955 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. W. A. Stewart and Mr. H. A. Ashbaugh. As administrators, they have clone everything in their power to strengthen our school system and provide us with greater opportunities for a better and broader education. As friends, they have helped us solve wisely the problems we have encountered. Their influence will not be forgotten. H. A. ASHBAUGH Principal 8 I FACULTY EDGAR J. ALLEN B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col lege Social Studies Favorite expression: Gentlemen, Oh, my! EDITH M. BELL B. S. in Commerce Grove City College Business Subjects Favorite expression: People, take your seats. HARRY C. CAMPBELL B. S. Clarion State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvania State University Mathematics Favorite expression: 'Let's tune in. WILLIAM F. CRAIG B. S. Pennsylvania State Univer- sity Agricultural Education Favorite expression: Hold the noise down. MARGARET N. FRANK Indiana State Normal Pennsylvania State University Grove City College Mathematics Favorite expression: Follow the golden rule. 9 GERALD E. BEARY B. S. in Education Clarion State Teachers 'College Science Favorite expression: You know that! HELEN B. BLACK B. A., M. A. Grove City College English, Latin Favorite expression: Now, listen. FRANK M. CLARK B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege English Favorite expression: Let's be quiet, people. W . ff ' ',,wL . PETER J. DESANTO B. S. in Education California State Teachers College Industrial Arts Favorite expression: Let's get in here on time. HILDA HAIZLETT Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege Librarian Favorite expression: Sh-h-h! All right now, people. FACULTY ELIZABETH HESS R. N. Oil City Hospital School of Nursing School Nurse Favorite expression: What seems to be the matter? IDA MAE HILLIARD Elementary Degree Clarion State Teachers College English, Spelling, Writing Favorite expression: I'm going to march you out of here. BYRON A. JOHNSTON B. S. in Physical Education Slippery 'Rock State Teachers Col- lege Nl. A. University of Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education Favorite expression: Work those plays. MARGARET MCCLUSKIE B. S. in Music Education Indiana State Teachers College Vocal and Instrumental Music Favorite expression: Off key! Y. ANDREW T. MIKULA A. B. Wash-ington 84 Jefferson A. M. University of Pittsburgh English Favorite expression: Don't fight it, Sam! Relax! 10 HELEN HETRICK B. S. in Education Edinboro State Teachers College History, Geography, English Favorite expression: Well now -'-----'- JAMES A. IRWIN B. S. in Education Clarion State Teachers College Washington University Pennsylvania State University Arithmetic Favorite expression: Why waste a year of your life fooling around? LOIS MASTERS B. S. in Art Education Edinboro State Teachers College Art Favorite expression: Oh, shoot! A. RALPH McKEE Edinboro State Teachers College Social Studies Favorite expression: Don't you sleep at night? JOHN 0. MURDOCK B. S. in Education Clarion State Teachers College Social Studies Favorite expression: Keep it at your ease. WILLIAM A. MURRAY B. S. in Education Clarion State Teachers College Social Studies Favorite expression: Go! Go! Go! G-O, G-0, G-O. JOHN H, SAMONSKY B. S. in Education, University of Indiana B. P. E. Industrial Arts, University of Indiana Industrial Arts Favorite expression: Shall it be the Board of Know- ledge? JAMES D. SCHWAB B. S. in Education, 'Clarion State Teachers 'College M. lA., University of Pittsburgh Geography Favorite expression: Can't I make you work? DEBS VALENTINE B. S. in Music Education Indiana State Teachers College Vocal and Instrumental Music Favorite expression: You can talk now! VIO LA C. WARD B. S. in Education Ithaca 'Colle-ge S-ooial Studies, English Favorite expression: Get in your seats, and stop talk- ing until I take roll. FACULTY B. S. in Physical Education Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege Physical Education, Health Favorite expression: Hurry up, you're late. ELLA MAE SCHWAB B. S. in Education Indiana State Teachers 'College Home Econom-ics Favorite expression: Turn off the oven. WILLIAM C. THURAU B. S. in Education Clarion State Teachers 'College Biology, Senior Science fy' Favorite expression:-. if . W L Now for today., ual Y, rx 1. : rl U FRANCES WALKER B. S. Texas Technological College Ho-me Economics and Cafeteria Supervisor Favorite expression: What would you like? KATHRYN B. WILSON A. B. llvlount Union College Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh Business Subjects Favorite expression: Do you understand? 11 FACULTY A. B. Mount Union College GEORGE ZAGST Nl. Ed-, UN'iV9 SfiY Of PiffSbUf'9h B. S. Clarion State Teachers Col- Guidance Director lege Favorite expression: E 9ll5h A, ,jf If you can't get it, come to me. Favorite expression: ?W ' il ' F' A 6 f J Chiltirey C I-of 1 J. E I C l 1 ,1-'W NEWCOMER Helen McDowell, who is substituting for Mrs. Schwab, is a graduate of Mansfield State Teachers College, Mansfield, Pennsylvania. She holds a B. S. degree in Home Economics. Prior to coming to Cranberry she taught vocational home economics in the Rockland high school. OFFICE MRS. HUFFMAN MISS EDDINGER iiwgffzt- - - 4' F' .M . CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Carll, Mrs. Smith, 4 . U :X in Mrs. Colgrove, Mr. Boyer, Mrs. Manross I i f 1 12 . i BUS DRIVERS Row 1: Mr. McDowell, Mr. C. Boyer, Mr. Frank, Mr. Harkless, Mr. Kazebee, Mr. Blauser, Mr, Felrnlee, Mr. Hartzell, Mr. D. Miller Row 2: Mr. Flinchbaugh, Mr. F. Harry, Mr. Rerichard, Mr. Hydinger, Mr, R, Boyer, Mr. Brandon, Mr. Beschel, Mr. Bell, Mr. Burns, Mr, Alman CUSTCDIANS lVlr. Fflrringer, Mr. Bnurn Absent: Mr. Kahle Mr. Daugherty 13 SOME WORK, SOME PLAY A little toast. Ready for the explosion, Jean? Shoot you with my pea rifle. Cross under the arch. Sew, girl, sew. What are you doing, jack? 14 qt I-' Imxll f SENIOR OFFICERS With these few worcls, the members of the class of 1955 would like to express their sincere gratitude to Miss Bell and Mr. Zagst for the time they have spent in preparing us for our future careers. We wish them the very best of success and happiness in the years to come. OFFICERS Larry Stephens .,.....,... ..,....,.,...................... . ,......,..,. President Donna White .,....,...,....,.,...... ,,...,,..., . .Vice President Avonelle Flinchbaugh ........., .............. , .Treasurer Marlene Morrison ..,.......... .. Secretary 16 WILLIAM ALLEN Big, ibroad smile, a helping hand for everyone -this lucky boy possesses both. JEANNINE BEICHNER Jeannine will 'probably choose teacihinig music as her profession. She and Mary Louise make quite a piano duo. JOYCE BESSLER This quiet girl hopes to be a mem- ber of the Womens Army Corps some day. LEONARD BLAUSER See the gray Plymouth go by? ? That's Leonard on his way to basketball practice. CAROLINE BROWN Caroline is a business student, a loyal friend, and a faithful Berry Bush worker. SENIGRS THOMAS ANDERSON Always talking, very seldom seri- ous-remember any ser'ous mo ments, ? - , lg Q v JN A913 C 5, . if iff GEORGE Gus to us. He lives for baseball season, and likes to talk to Joe. BARBARA BLAUSER In the future, this redhead may be pushing pills at Oil City Hospi- tal. BEVERLY BLY The Women's Household Associa- tion is about to gain a new mem- ber. Right?, Beverly. M, PETER BURKETT A Future Farmer who will 'bring all the latest ag 'methods to Rock- land. Z 17 iii SENICDRS Studying hard? RAYMOND RAY ORPHA LESTER DELORES BURROWS BUSCH BUSH CHATLEY CONFER A quigI,Kt-likeable fellow When he isn't singing, This quiet ,person is gen- He uses his bookkeeping Working at McDevitts is wh If e Ioyedll playing he finds time to be the erally seen reading Ii- knowledge to keep track Delores's vocationg her fo9Q'fialL?'L, rlll senior class clown. brary books. of the money he makes hobby is square dancing. 'i K' ll U 'T at the Ski-Hi, N r I ANNA MAE CRAIG This girl is patient and hardworking. She enjoys Home Ec. LAWRENCE SHIRLEY CLIFFORD IVIARJORIE DAUGHERTY DAUGHERTY EHRHART FELMLEE This boy, who has a This bright lass will soon Booty is a newcomer This pretty senior is a smile for everyone, is a be a future Homemaker to CAHS and a wicked whiz when it comes to flashlight holder at the off America. Chemistry student. sewing. Latonia Theater. 18 AVONELLE FLINCHBAUGH 'lBoots has loads of fun cheer- ing for the Berries. She is the custodian of the Cheerleaders' Mascot. JO ANN FOGGAN Jo Ann is anotiher Home Ec. girl- she 'hopes to teach it at Cranberry someday. GORDON GOODMAN Gord is iLoblaw's chief mechanic -always fixing push carts. TH0lVlAS GREENE Tom has two favorite 'pastimes- one is customizing his Ford, the other ipounding the bass. JEAN HAWKINS She can usually 'be seen with Gloria. Playing the 'bass -is 'her lov. SENIORS GARY FLOCKERZI Gary's a Future Farmer of Ameri- ca. He is always looking for a good-looking girl. DOROTHY FRY Dot could usually 'be seen running the Nlimeograiph machine. She al- ways worked with a smile. ARLENE GREEN She may someday entertain her patients with her musical clarinet. RICHARD GRAHAM Popularly known as Doc Gra- ham. See him when your horse is sick. FERDINAND HECKATHORN llFerdiie is always the first to have an answer in any class. 19 4 N l l N 53'- fvvq M x SENICDRS RUDY H E R R His efforts as a captain JACK CAROL JOHN ' HIMES HOGUE HRICSINA The president of student This young lass is go- A shy lad at times-jhe for the magazine sale council plans to be a ing to college. We wish would spend his life aided the senior class. trooper some day, her much success. playing basketball. Home again, home again. . V 1 J' if .lily H U T C H E S O N Jay plans to be a butch- er someday. He is train- ing now lor his future vocation. i l l N I SHIRLEY MARY LOUISE EDWARD NIYRON JOLLY KARG KEVERLINE KEVERLINE Her surname fits her This quiet, studious sen- Here is a boy who is Myron, who helped with disposition. Shirley was ior counts her piano as an expert at sharpening stage settings for the an attentive law stu- her friend. saws-practiced in shop senior play, can usually dent. class. be seen driving his fam- ous truck or car. 20 ROBERT K I N C H Bob plans to be a busi- ness man someday. He is now an asset to the quartet. JEAN LINEMAN Jean, who is considered the class brain, is a true friend to everyone. JAMES MAYNARD The boy, who is a sports fan, shares honors with Ray for title of class clown. MARJORIE McDOWELL Margie-a bright gal, known for her kind disposition, is adm-ired and liked by all. RICHARD MIDDLETON Dick is devoting some of his spare time to the library. He can be seen around the 'halls of CAHS with-guess who? NANCY MILLER This lpepipy 'president of the FHA contributes imuch to the success of its undertakings. SENIORS THELMA MARTIN Thelma's a grand actress. The class will never forget her role in k the senior play. GEORGE MCCREARY Another newcomer to the halls of CAHS. He is noted for his freckles. DAVID MEAD Dave was one of the yearbook photographers. Could be seen here, there and everywhere in his jeep. JACK MILLER Jack is an asset to the team. 'Cranberry's gain is Oil City's loss. PHYLLIS MOON Phyllis loved to cut and run sten- cils. She also liked arithmetic. 21 X SENIORS MARLENE ERMA FRED MARILYN MORRISON MURRAY NEWMAN PARDEE This active lass is presi- Erma's extremely gen- Fred can be seen selling The tiny member of the dent of the Y-Teens, a erous-she will lend a shoes at Newmans. He class. Business Arith- cheerleader, and a swell helping hand wherever is also the lunchtime metic was not one of dancer. and whenever it is need- Casanova. Marilyn's favorite sub- ed. jects. Whaf's on the menu? WILLIAM P EA RS 0 N Intelligent -f loads of fun, his red hair does not indicate Bill's dispo- sition. 1- 4 . , '. 4 KL 'X GAIL FOSTER MARILYN 'HELENE FERRY POTTER RICE 'ROGERS This tiny miss was a Foster is a newcomer, Marilyn came from Em- Helene is a cute, perky, peppy cheerleader ---- and already president of lenton. She is missed by and blonde newcomer- with a certain fellow she the music club council-- her classmates there, likes everybody a n d makes a popular two- he may become another liked by her classmates everything. some. Liberace. here. 22 MARY RHOADES Mary, who is the song- bird of our class, was a contestant for Queen of the Harvest Festival. BETTY LOU RUNIBERGER This quiet, intelligent, little lass possesses a cute smile. DONNA SCHWAB This peppy little number, who aims for straight A's, has ick on the brain. jf l ' V A J' L JEAN SHAW Jean, who is another future house- wife, rates number one with her friends. if JQQMW J.. f rl RUTH SLYE Ruth, who hails from Shippenville, has a wonderful sense of humor. I '13, ,A K ff' i I W p, , 'N ll f X liz? .f JAIVIES SMITH Jim is great in industrial arts class-he loves to tinker with cars. SENIGRS HAROLD SANDROCK lVlike is a reserved young chap, but very, very, likeable. LOIS SCHNIUDE The laughing doll of the senior class can usually be seen with Sherry. SHERRY SHONTZ A small, short-haired lass who loves Mr. Murray's P. O. D. class. DONALD SMITH One of Cranberry's top athletes- Don's always a participant where teasing is involved. ALFRED SOLLE Never a dull moment with this hilarious wit-Alfred, is forging excuses your favorite pastime? 23 SENIORS IARRY STEPHENS He is the president of the Senior Class, co- zditor of the Hi--Light- .1 well liked chap. GLORIA HUBERT JAMES STRAIN STRAIN STRANFORD Gloria is the b lo n d e A blonde-headed riot on Jim is one of our male bombshefl of our class. wheels is Hubert--ex- business students-very She is always around treimely friendly with nice, liked by everyone. when mischief is brew- everyone. ll'lf!. A quiet nook-- Cl good book-- A 1 P I JANIES S T U C K A handsome lad with mischievous green eyes. He usually can be seen in his Oldsmobile. . I' gl NANCY IBONNIE FRED CAROL SUNIOSKY TARR TARR TOBER Nancy is the live wire of This girl has a pleasing Fred is the Romeo of Carol loves to type, she our senior group -- al- personality, This quality the class. He devotes will be a conscientious ways ready for fun and should take her far in some of his time read- office worker. la hter. I, clerical work. ing the latest sports car R 1 magazine, l I . rf' 'f l , it NLR ,fl 5 24 if V ,yy lr U 9 i l . A Ju .I i ilk? ' i I lj k X- ..ff XJ EUGENE VANDERIVIARK Eugene, who should run a small loan department in a bank, is always ready with a joke. 42 y SENIORS l , s Sfhe is 'one of our future brides-to- DONNA WHITE be- We h0Pe She -will be 'ha'PPY in A good example io-f a pretty lass her new role- with brains. GERTA WHITLING One of the brightest members of SHIRLEY WOLFGANG our class. She has her eye n a A I 'th t 'ki' 1 - certain male from Eymlentonf ga W' a Very S rl mg person aiity, well-liked and a true friend i L to everyone. , If, t . K 4 X K ACKNCDWLEDGMENTS We wish to express our thanks to the members of the fol- lowing business firms. Their cooperation made the task of pro- ducing this annual a great deal easier. Don Nosset Studio, Oil City, Pa. The News-Herald Printing Co., Franklin, Pa. Canton Engraving Company, Canton, Ohio We also wish to thank the business firms which purchased advertising space. Their interest in our project was appreciated. Class of 1955 Cranberry Area High School Seneca, Pennsylvania 25 X I SENIOR ACTIVITIES WILLIAM ALLEN--Bus Committee 10 TOM ANDERSON-Junior fProm 11--Visual Aids 11-Junior 'Play 11--Basketball 11--Basebail 12 -F. F. A. 11, 12 JEANNINE BEICHNER-1Bus Comm-ittee 12--F. T. A. 11-JH-i-'Light 12+Senior Play 12-Orchestra 11, 12-'Band 10, 11, 12-Junior Girls 'Chorus 9-Senior 'Girls Chorus 10, 11-Senior Mixed Chorus 11, 12 GEORGE BELL-Senior 'Play 12-'Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 JOYCE BESSLER-Junior Girls Chorus 9 BARBARA BLAUSER-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-Quill 84 Scroll 12-Berry Bush 12- 'Sen-ior Play 12-Junior G-i-rils Crhorus 9-lSen1ior Girls Chorus 10, 11-Senior 'Mixed Choru-s 11, 12 LEONARD BLAUSER-H-i-Y 11, 12-Bus -Committee 10, 11-Q-uilll 81 Scroll 12-'Hi-Light 12- Senior Play 12-Senior Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Baseball 10, 11, 12 BEVERLY BLY-Junior -Prom 11-Business Club 12-lMixed Chorus 11 CAROLINE BROWN--F. H. A. 11-Business Club 12-Librarians 9, 10-Berry Bush 12-Girls 'Chorus 10, 11-vMixed Chorus 11--Activities 12 PETE BURKETT-F. F. A. 12 RAYMOND BURROWS-Junior Prom 11-'Basketball 9, 10-Football iFranlolinl 9, 10, 11 RAY BUSCH-Visual Aids 9, 10, 11-Hi-Y 12-Bus Committee 12-Student 'Council 12-F. T. A. 12-H-i-Light 12-Senior -Play 12-Mixed 'Chorus 10, 11, 12-Quartet 11, 12-'Basket-ball 10, 11, 12 ORPHA BUSH-F. H. A. 11, 12-Senior Girls Chorus 11, 12-Senior 'Mixed Chorus 12 LESTER CHATLEY--Business 'Club 12-Bus Committee 11 DELORES CONFER-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 12-F. H. IA. 11, 12--F. T. A. 12-May Court 10 ANNA MAE CRAIG-F. H. A. 12-'Senior Girls 'Chorus 10, 11, 12-'Mixed Chorus 9 LAWRENCE DAUGHERTY- SHIRLEY DAUGHERTY-JF. H. A. 10, 11, 12-Art Club 12-F. T. A. 12-Berry Bush 12 CLIFFORD EHRHART-Junior Prom 11-Bus Committee 10, 11-Sen-ior'Play 12-May Court 11- F. F. A. 10-Basketball 9, 10, 11-Baseball 12 MARJORIE FELMLEE-F. H. A. 11, 12 AVONELLE FLINCHBAUGH-Treasurer 12-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-Business Club 11, 12-IF. T. A. 11-Quill 84 Scroll 12--Hi4Lig'hlt 11, 12-Senior lPlay 12--Mixed Chorus 11, 12--Junior Girls Ch-orus 9-Sen-ior Girls Chorus 10,11-Cheerleader 11, 12 GARY FLOCKERZI-Junior Prom 11-Hi-Y 12-Basketball 9-Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12-F. F. A. 12 JO ANN FOGGAN-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11--F. H. IA. 12-iF. T. A. 11, 12-Berry Bush 12-Senior Play 12-Junior Girls 'Chorus 94Senior Girls 'Chorus 10, 11, 12-Senior Mixed Chorus 11, 12 DOTTIE LOU FRY-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-Business 'Club 12--Sen-ior Play 12-Junior Girls Chorus 9- Senior Girls Chorus 10, 114Mixed Chorus 11 GORDON GOODMAN4Freshman Receiption 9fStage Crew 12-SenioriPlay 12-F. 'F. A. 12 ARLENE GREEN-Freshman Reception 10-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-F. IH. A. 11, 12,-Bus Committee 10, 11-F. T. A. 11, 12-Quill 81 Scroll 12-4Hi-Light 12-Senior 'Play 12-Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12-Band 9, 10, 11, 12-Junior Girls Chorus 9-Senior Girls 'Chorus 10-Mixed Chorus 10, 12-Music Club Council 9, 10-'Cheerleader 9, 11, 12-Clarinet Quartet 11-Clarinet Octet 12-Cafeteria Worker 12 TOM GREENEQFreshman Reception 10-Junior 'Pro-m 11-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-Art Club 12-F. T. A. 11, 12-Orchestra 9, 10, 11AMixed Chorus 9, 10--Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Baseball 9, 10- Cafeteria Worker 12 DICK GRAHAM-Secretary 10-Vice President 11--Hi-Y 11, 12-Bus 'Committee 12-F. T. A. 11, 12-Hi-Light 12-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Baseball 11 JEAN HAWKINS-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-Business Club 12-F. T. IA. 12-Senior fPlay 12-0rches- tra 10, 11, 12-Senior Girls Ch-orus 10 FERDINAND HECKATHORN-Librarians 12-Junior Play 11-Senior Play 12-May Court 10, 11 Varsity Club 11--Basketball 10, 11 RUDY HERR-Junior Play 11-Basketball 9, 10, 11 26 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JACK HIMES-Bus -Committee 9, 10, 11, 12-Student Council 11, 12-Berry 'Bush 12-Senior Play 12-Orchestra 12-Band 9, 10, 114BasketfbaIl 9 CAROL HOGUE-'Freshman Recent-ioln 10-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-iF. H. A. 11, 12 -eBusiness Cl-ub 12--Bus Committee 9-F. T. A. 11, 12-Berry Bush 12-Mixed Chorus 11- Girls Chorus 10 JOHN HRICSINA-Hi-Y 11, 12-Basketball 9, 12-Basketball 'Manager 10, 11-Baseball 10, 11- Civfil Defense 11-IF. F. A. 12 JAY HUTCHESON-'Hi-Y 12-4Bus -Committee 12-Senior P-lay 12-Onchestra 9, 10, 11, 12-fBand 10, 11, 12-Baseball 10 SHIRLEY JOLLY-Business Club 12-Jun-ior Play 11-Senior Play Usher 12+Mixed Chorus 10, 11 MARY LOUISE KARG-F. T. A. 11-Hi-Light 12-Senior Play 'Usher 12-Orchestra 10, 11, 12- Junior Girls Chorus 9-Senior Girls -Chorus 10, 11-lMixed Chorus 11, 12 EDWARD KEVERLINE-C-lass Treasurer 10-Class 'Secretary 11-+Freshman Recept-ion 9-Junior 'Prom 11-Hi-Y 12-Bus -Comm-ittee 11-lHi-Light 12-F. IF. A. 9, 10, 11-1Basketlball 9 MYRON KEVERLINE-H-i-Y 11, 12-Bus Committee 12-Stage Crew 12+Senlior Play 12 BOB KINCH-Junior Prom 11-Visual Aids 10, 11-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-F. T. A. 11, 12-Quill 84 Scroll 12-Berry 'Bush 10, 11, 12-Senior Play 12-Ban-d 10, 11, 12-lMixed 'Chorus 10, 11, 12+Music Club 'Council 11-Quartet 9, 10, 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12,--Activities Association 10, 11 JEAN LINEMAN-JClass President 9, 10-Freshman Reception 10-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-F. T. A. 12-Quill 81 Scroll 12-Berry Bush 11, 12-4Senior Play 12-Band 10-eGirls Chorus 9, 10- Mfixed 'Chorus 11, 12-1Ri-ng Committee 11 THELMA MARTIN-Class Secretary 9-Y-Teens 11, 12-IF. H. A. 11-Business Club 11, 12- Librarians 12-JF. T. A. 9, 10, 12-1Hi-iLig'ht 12--Senior Play 12-'Latin Club 9, 10-Junior 'Red Cross 10-AGirls Chorus 9, 11, 12--Mixed Chorus 11, 12 JAMES MAYNARD-4Bus Committee 11, 12--lH'i-Light 12--Basketball 'Manager 11, 12-'Baseball 11, 12 GEORGE MCCREARY-Junior Prom 11-Junior Play 114Basketlball 10, 11 MARJORIE McDOWELL-Freshman 'Reception 10-Junior 'Pro-m 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-IF. IH. A. 11, 12-Quill 84 Scroll 12-Senior Play 12-G-irls Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12-4Mixed Chorus- 11, 12-Hi-Light 12 DAVE MEAD-Freshman 'Reception 10-Junior Prom 11-Visual Aids 10, 11, 124Hi-Light 10, 11, 12+F. T. -A. 11, 12-Berry Bush 124Senior fPlay 1'24Band 9, 10, 11, 12-Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10 RICHARD MIDDLETON-Jun-ior Prom 11--Hi-Y 12-Librarians 12-F. T. A. 12-Junior Play 11 -+Senior Play 12 NANCY MILLER-JFreshman Reception 10-J-unior Prom 11-Y-Teens 10, 11-F. H. IA. 11, 12- F. T. A. 124Senior 'Play 12-G-irils Chorus 9, 10 JACK MILLER-Basketball 11, 12-Baseball 11 PHYLLIS MOON-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-Business 'Club 12-Girls 'Chorus 10, 11 MARLENE MORRISON-Class Secretary 12-Junior Prom 11-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-F. T. A. 11, 12-Quill 81 Scroll 12-Senior Play 12-Orchestra 10, 11, 12--Band 9, 10, 11, 12-Girls Chorus 9, 10-lMixed Chorus 12-Cheerleaders 12-lPe-p Squad 10, 11-Ensemble 10-Fresh- man Reception 10-Berry Bush 12 ERMA MURRAY-F. H. A. 12-Li-brarians 9 FRED NEWMAN-Business Clulb 12-Senior Play 12 MARILYN PARDEE4Fresh1man Reception 10-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-Business Club 11, 12- 'Liibrarians 11-Senior Play 12-Girls Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12-M-ixed Chorus 11, 12 BILL PEARSON-C-lass Vice President 9--Class President 11--Freshman 'Reception 9-Visual Aids 11, 12-'Hi-Y 12+Li'brarians 12-F. T. A. 12-Quill 84 Scroll 12-:Berry Bush 12-Senior 'Play 12-1Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12-Quartet 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Baseball 'Manager 10, 11-Junior 'Prom 11 GAIL PERRY-Class Secretary 11--eFres'hman Reception 10-Junior Prom 11--Y-Teens 9, 10, 11 -F. H. IA. 11, 12-45, T. 11, 12-Quiifll 81 Slcroll 12-PHI-iL1iqht 12-Senior Play 12-Girls lghorusl 3, 10, 11, 12-'Mixed 'Chorus 9, 11, 12-lCheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12--Music Club ounci 27 SENIOR ACTIVITIES FOSTER POTTER-Junior Prom 11-Hi-Y 12-Art Club 12-IF. T. A. 12-4Sen-ior Play 12-Orohes- tra 9, 10, 11, 12-'Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12-4Music Club 'Council 12-Quartet 9, 10, 12 MARILYN RICE-Class Treasurer 11-Business Clu'b 12-'Hi-Light 12-Juni-or Play 11-Mixed Chorus 10, 11 HELENE ROGERS-Junior Prom 11-Business C-lu'b 12--Junior Play 11-'May Court 11-Mixed Chorus 11 MARY RHOADES-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11-JF. H. A. 11, 12-4Business Club 12-Student Counc-il 12- F. T. A. 12-Hi-Light 11, 12-Senior Play 12-4Band 12-Girls Chorus 9, 10, 11--Mixed Chorus 11, 12 BETTY RUMBERGER-Junior Pro-m 11-Business 'Club 12-Junior Play 11-lMixed Chorus 11- Girls Chorus 12 HAROLD SANDROCK-Junior Prom 11-Bus co-m-mittee 12-+F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12 DONNA SCHWAB-Jun-i-or Prom 11-Y-Teens 12+Business Club 12-Quill 8. Scroll 12-Hi-Light 11, 12-Senior P-lay 12 LOIS SCHMUDE-Juni-or 'Prom 9--Y-Teens 9, 10-F. H. A. 12-Business Club 11-Librarians 11- Senior Play 12-Girls Chorus 9, 10-Activities Association 10, 11 JEAN SHAW-Y-Teens 10, UAF. H. A. 12-Business 'Club 11, 12+Li'brarians 10, 114H'i-Light 12-Senior Play 12-J-unior Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12-4Mixed Chorus 11, 12 SHERRY SHONTZ-F. H. A. 10, 11, 12-'Art Club 12-4CihoruS 9, 10--IF. T. IA. 12 RUTH SLYE-Junior Prom 11-'F. IH. A. 10, 11, 12-Girls 'Chorus 11-4Mixed Chorus 11 DON SMITH-Freshman -Recept-ion 10--'Libra-rians 12-IF. T. A. 11, 12-Berry Bush 12-Senior -Play 12-Mixed Chorus 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 JAMES SMITH-Senior Play 12-Christ-mas Play 12 ALFRED SOLLE-Bus Committee 10, 11, 12-+BasketJball 12-Baseball 10, '11, 12 LARRY STEPHENS-'Olass Officer Treasurer 11-IP-resident 12-Freshman 'Receptlion 10-Hl-Y 11, 12--Bus Committee 10, 11, 12-IH-i-'Light 11, 12-Senior IP-lay 12-4Mixed Ohorus 11, 12- Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12--Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 GLORIA STRAIN-Y-Teens 9, 10-IF. IH. A. 11, 12-Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12--'Band 9, 1O, 11, 12 JIM STRANFORD-Class 'Officer Treasurer 9, 10-JF-reshman Reception 10-Junior Prom 11+Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-'Business Club 11-4Bus Committee 10, 11-Student Council 11--Quill 81 Scroll 12-Berry Bush 10, 11, 124May 'Court 10-1Mixed Chorus 10-iActivities Association JIM STUCK-eFreshman 1Recept'ion 10-Junior Prom 11-JHII-Y 10, 11, 12-Berry Bush 12-JSen- ior Play 12 NANCY SUMOSKY-Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12-IF. IH. A. 10, 11-Business Club 11, 12--F. T. A. 10, 11, 12-Senior Play 12-Junior Glirls 9-4Senior Girls 10-Mixed 'Chorus 10, 11-Pep Squad 10, 11--Freshman ,Reception 10 BONNIE TARR-Freshman Reception 9-Junior Pr-om 11-Business 'Club 12--Senior Play 12 FRED TARR-Business Clulb 12-F. T. IA. 10, 11, 12-Activities Association 10, 11-Band 11- Mixed 'Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12+Basket'ball 9, 10, 11, 12 CAROL TOBER-Jun-ior Prom 11-Business Club 12 EUGENE VANDERMARK-Freshman Rece-ptlon 9-Junior'Prom 11-lHl-Y 11, 12-Berry Bush 12- F. F. A. 12-C-ivil Defense 9, 10, 11 ROSE ANN WALBOURN-Freshman Reception 10-Jun-ior Prom 11-Y-Teens 11--F. H. A. 11, 12 -Business Club 12--Librarians 10-F. T. A. 11, 12-Senior Play 12-JG'irls Chorus 10-Mixed Chorus 11, 12-Cheerleaders 10 DONNA WHITE-JC-lass 'Officer Vice 'President 12-Y-T-eens 12-F. H. A. 12-F. T. A. 11, 12- Quill 84 Scroll 12-Berry 'Bush 12-Mixed Chorus 11, 12 GERTA WHITLING-Class Officer ,President 11,+Vice President 9-Junior Prom 11-'Business Club 12+Student Counc-il 11, 12-JH-i-'Light 12-Junior 'Play 11-JMay Court 10-Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12-Mixed 'Chorus 10, 11-Girls Chorus 12 SHIRLEY WOLFGANG-4Bus Committee 9, 10-'Librarians 9, 10, 11-IF. T. A. 10, 11, 12-+Berry Bush 12+Senior P-lay 12-IG-irls Chorus 9, 10, 11-Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 28 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS soPHoMoREs l l s i 1 i, ga james Bitzer , . . , . ,. ,. , , . ,. , . . Secretary Sliirley Sanner , Treasurer Ken Karns Vice President Judy Etzel , , ,. . , , President james Bitzer has moved from tlme district. Terry Kellogg is now tlie secretary of tlie sophomore class. JUNIORS FRESHMEN Morris Smith , ,. . , President Ronald Amon A . . . , A , President Fred Buclclioltz . ,. ..Vice President Nancy Dick .. Secretary Eugene Grinder .,,Secretary Sue Gross , . Vice President Dixie Fox , ,Treasurer Jeanne McDowell Treagurgr 29 lx 5 .-Q affect Jursuoizs Z R'x?QD..' . vc f ts. ff of 243-5 R, V R ,qewf X 1 Room 309 l Room 313 i' . W v . ROOM 3092 Row 1 Clara Hale, Lois Gardner, Peggy Murray, Jan-ice Weaver, Betty Rodgers, Louise Taylor, Grace O'Neil, Sandra Keely, Bonnie Sims, Judy Fasen-myer, Helen Felmlee, Lois Ziegler, Nancy Hart Row 2 Cynthia Ward, Barbara Edwards, Shirley Dasher, Dixie Fox, Florence Lowry, Patricia Whitling, Nancy Drake, Mary Lee Bender, Carol Zeller, Beverly Master, Mrs. Schwab Row 3 Peggy Amon, Norma Thomas, Karen Schmidt, Connie Boocks, Peggy Hays, Nancy McCord, Pearl Manross, Anne Robinson, Shirley Confer ROOM 3132 Row 1 Keith Whitten, Frank Borland, David Jackson, Walter Shontz, Alfred Smith, Glenn Erwin, Boyd Morrow, Morris Smith, Dick Schwab, Jim Webster, Jim Oakes, Lyle McLaughlin, Don Nelson Row 2 Wendell Blauser, Bill Etzel, Don Hawkins, Raymond Cahbaugh, John Whitmire, Ken Reed, Bill Kennedy, Vic Garmong, Galen Weaver, B-ill Sines, Joe Beichner, Mr. Beary Row 3: Walter Shaw, Jack Warner, David Smith, Bob Wilson, Joe Baughman, John Martz, Phil Jones, Gordon Strain, Fred Buckholtz, Pete Grinder, Howard Gardner, Ken Webb, Dave Ehrhart 30 X JUNIORS ROOM 310: Row 1: Nancy Kerr, Connie Russell, Lois Stover, Joyce Master, Helen Eichner, Audine Domer, June Weltner, Barbara Steck, 'Peggy Porter, Mary Ann Fox, Dorothy Taft, Jean Hogue, Joan Morrison Row 2: Donna McWilliams, Marlene Sanner, Joyce Williams, Doris Morrison, Carole Lintz, Sandra Davis, Judy Marchinke, Donna Brumfbaugh, Elizabeth Daum, Nancy Stanley, Joan Hopper, Mrs. Wilson, Barbara Best Row 3: Fred Hetsler, Harold Flinchbaugh, Bob Harkless, Elmo Murray, Lyle McSparren, Jerry Knight, Pete Knight, John 'Rodgers, Ronald Aikens, Jim Wolfgang, George Kinch, Charles Hoffman, Fred Alabaugh To most of you, the scenes on the bottom of this page are quite familiar. This group of pictures shows the present building in various phases of construction. Two years were re- quired to complete the present addition, and under these trying conditions, students learned their lessons. 'Next year Cranberry Area High School will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary. The past years have been years of progress. Room 310 Progress 3 1 SOPHOMORES l ROOM 304: Row 11 Wayne Hogue, Elmer Craig, Dale Weaver, George Fox, James Dowlan, Lorraine Hale Row 2: Betty Bills, Anna Faller, Elizabeth Mong, Ghyneth Fox, Janet Young, Barbara Marshall, Gloria Wolford, Donna Hockman, Carol Fox, Sally Jo Wagner Row 3: Robert Sawatsky, Thomas Schwab, James Hankey, Terry Montgomery, Shirley Sanner, Alma Miller, Clyde Nea-l, John Keverline, Thomas Gahring, Harry Britt, Mrs. Black Row 4 Floyd Harkless, Ed Cropp, Charles Chittester, Thomas Trouterman, Bill Colgrove, George Flockerzi, Dennis Hatrick, Kenneth Ziegler, Floyd Brinkley ROOM 305: Row 1: John Neal, Clarence Myers, Don Confer, Jim Watts, John Maxwell, Dick Lineman, Paul Jones Row 2: Norma Kazebee, Marilyn Neuibaur, Diane Cooper, Carol Kramer, Pat Highfield, Connie Fischer, Dorothy Kennedy, Nancy Sharrar, Betty Moon, Delores Sanner Row 3: Shirley Murray, Sandra Schmude, Nancy Graham, Shirley Scott, Jeanne Harmon, Pat Budzinski, Lois Nelson, Nancy Hanna, Shirley Plyler, Betty Kinch, Sally Daugherty Row 4: Mr. Mikula, Phil Lineman, Norma Hart, Bob Foggan, Judy Etzel, Bob Sweeney, John Kaiser 32 Room 304 Room 305 SOPHOMORES ROOM 314: Row 1: Edward Vandermark, Donald Boyd, Kenneth Karns, Michael Burkett, Jack Rice, Donald Knight, Graydon Snyder Row 2: Sally Shawgo, Letha Wolfgang, Beverly Bell, Nancy Fry, Nola Lawrence, Marjorie Heckathorn, Barbara Emrick, Nancy Vogan, Carol Fischer, Carolyn Lucas, Mary Eichner Row 3: Paul Beebe, Paula Strickland, Donna Amsler, Gertrude Bell, Beverly Stewart, Linda Campbell, Melora Watts, Peggy Campbell, Mr. Thurau Row 4: Joseph Ruot, Gale Boocks, Charles Daugherty, James Borchert, Don Morrison, Joseph Hricsina, John Williams, James Bitzer, Terry Kellogg ROOM 104: Row 1: Charles Erwin, Edward Tarr, Jack Hogue, Harry Graham, Charles Du Mond, Paul Ritts, Fred Gustafson, Kenneth Webster, Clayton Biauser, William Reidy Row 2: Howard Nuhfer, John Hogue, Ray Myers, Frank Durzo, James Manners, Henry Winters, Gary Amsler, Everett Barr, Mr. De Santo Row 3: Clifford Rex, Earl Chatley, Jess Blauser, James Seely, Allen Wolfgang, Eugene Heckathorn, Ronald Springer, Edward Dunkle Room 314 Room 104 2 33 . FRESHMEN Room 301 Room 303 ROOM 301: Row 1 Row 2 Robert Fox, Stanley Pardee, Ronald Fry, Roger Prichard, Donald Hale Barbara Hankey, Vivian Baughman, Nancy Goodman, Nancy Trauterman, Gerry Weaver, Lillian Miinich, Dorolthy Shaw, Janice Culp, Nancy Dick, Peggy Lehman, Juanita Nuhfer, Kay Bowser Row 3: Mr. Clark, Vance Edwards, Riichar-d Ewing, Shirley Jordan, Sue Gross, Babette Hutcheson, Carolyn Coldren, Patricia Meade, Kathleen Boocks, Thomas Hoffman, Duane Wible Row 4: Jerry Putnam, Kenneth Meddock, James Glass, William Ray, Howard O'Neil, Earl Davis, John Bigelow, Edward Graham ROOM 303: Row 1: Wilbur Tarr, Kenneth Nuhfer, Jim Rum-berger, Dick Thompson, Bill Ritts, Ronald Amon, James Kirkwood Row 2: Helen Budzinski, Louise Kelly, Sharon Moon, Ninna Morrow, Avonelle Shreffler, Penny Wolfe, Sonya Montgomery, Charlotte Hazlett, Virginia Kulinski, Carolynn McDowell, Ruth Quigley, Barbara Terrill, Elizabeth Anderson Row 3 Dick Felmlee, Larry Sipringer, Wayne Siwartzfager, Garry Snyder, Janice Hale, Lois Summers, Row 4: Carol Ritts, Suzanne Holmes, Linda Kerr, Joe Budzinski, Tom Strickland, Leslie Harkless, Peter Smith Larry Thomas, Bill Swartzfager, Cecil Rankin, Danny Tharp, Charles Myers, Chuck Meehan, Lake Hulings, Joe Drozdo, Mr. Murray 34 FRESHMEN ROOM 101: Row 1: James Heckathorn, Larry Latchaw, Clyde Young, Harold Blauser, John Faller, Robert Hargenrader, James Middleton, John Taft Row 2: Bernard Zacheral, Eugene Perry, Thomas Wolfgang, John Burkett, Harold Marsh, James lVlotter, Richard Peterson Row 3: Donald Kistler, Lyle Shontz, Ralph Flockerzi, Tom Davis, Austin Marsh, Mr. Craig Absent: James Blum ROOM 302: Row 1: David Jalosky, Walter Anderson, Peter Lowry, Austin Gutih, George Beebe, Wayne Skinner Row 2: Sally Slye, Joyce Wade, Mary Lou Schwab, Shirley Hogue, Connie Hopper, Carol Powell, Ginger Culp, Janice Smith, Janice Lehnortt, Nancy Morrison, Janice Krathge Row 3: Barbara Whitmire, Betty McFadden, Nancy Wolfe, Jeannie McDowell, Yvonne Henderson, Beverly Wolford, Charlotte Heller, Viola Cotiton, Helen Manross, Elaine Lineman, Jeanette f Franklin, Dot Yeager Row 4: Mr, Campbell, Jack Lewis, Eugene Hockman, Ellen King, Alberta Hogue, Lucy Switzer, Sandra Johnston, Janet Kapp y-f--M ML......a 35 Room 'lO'I Room 302 EIGHTH GRADE In Room 201 Room 202 ROOM 201: Rcw 1: Jack Best, David Martz, Gene Arnsler, Lynn Barnes, Bob Shaffer, Eddie Surnosky, Jack Slye, Jay Burris, Don Fitzgerald Row 2: Jo Ann Culp, Judy Elwinger, Joan Ewing, Brenda Daugherty, Ginger Flinchbaugh, Pat Fox, Carol Etzel, Clara Boyce, Shirley Lucas, Linda Johnston Row 3: Gerald Fafler, Andrew Martz, Gary Rembold, Harold Anderson, Vernon Flinchbaugh, Ernest Frank, Ralph Caldwell, Phil Copley, Dale Flockerzi Row 4: Tom Lineman, George Velandis, lVlr. Irwin, Lee Strain, Jim Bush ROOM 202: Rcw 1: Ray Nelson, Richard Harmon, David Winger, Rodney Zeller, Dean Wolfgang, Eddie Titus, Robert Kline, Keith Boyd, Charles Breene, Kenneth Moon Row 2: Judy Shaw, Carol Russell, Florence Sargent, Doris Perry, Jeanette Pleger, Joyce Borland, Bonnie Bechtel, Nancy O'Neil, Arlene Filipietz, Judy Morrison, Jane Mong Row 3: Thelma Stover, Jerry Schwab, Michael Wagner, Edward Gardner, Richard Stellman, Arthur Rodgers, Ivan Parsons, William Gifford, Burton Melat, William Fleeger, Mrs, Frank Row 4: Larry Welms, Dave Krug, Robert Stranford, Gary Wilson, Glenn Weaver, Myron Groves, Bernard Barr 36 EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 211: Row 1: Robert Burgdorfer, Robert Jackson, Gregory Borland, Ronald Sanner, James Baughman, Carl Beebe, Ronald Hogue, Gale Longwell Row 2: Joyce Webster, Laura Hogue, Midge Wade, Evelyn Lawrence, Mary Lou Sutton, Edna Shephard, Don-na Soharff, Dian Hulings, Joyce Harry, Nancy Repman Row 3: Tom Strain, George Fox, Janet Hanshew, Barbara Wolfgang, Martha Moore, Marjorie McCord, Lynn Waggett, Judy Gahring, Larry Soflnger, Miss Pliska Row 4: Allen Whitaker, Terry Reese, Gary Boocks, Orrin Foreman, William Hatrick, William Sharp, Robert Smith, Kenneth Moorehead, Ronald Ziegler Absent Sandra Gifford, Janet Strain ROOM 203: Row 1: Jare McCreary, Kay Bills, Jane Hoffman, Sally Ruimiberger, Donna Fox, Odessa DuMond, Virginia Kahle, Judy Bender, Jacqueline Cross, Judy Greene Row 2: Mrs, Hetrick, Joyce Lineman, Sandra Shontz, Nancy Fox, Dolores Green, Judy Shawgo, Bazbara Lineman, Virginia Vandermark, Jane Lowry, Janet Young Row 3: Joyce Hockman, Judy Cook, Bernice Rhodes, Letitia Lewis, Barbara Burtnett, Carole Mitcham, Liinda Hartsell, Rachel Lowry, Judy Linquist Absent Marlene Hewston Room 211 TT' Room 203 37 .- SEVENTH GRADE Room 204 Room 205 ROOM 204: Row 1: Paul Lineman, John Murray, David Maloney, Larry Zeller, Don Hartzell, Tom Bell, Marvin Heckathorn, Jim Klinko Row P: Karen Murray, Doris Tarr, Barbara Stover, Carol Johnson, Dottie Rodgers, Cheri Shields, Roberta Litzinger, Carol Shaffer, Nancy Faller, Doris Glas, Nancy Sigworth, Darlene Reidy, Jackie Harris Row 3: Mr. Schwab, Rose Foster, Lois Winters, Judy Graham, Martha Haas, Mary Ann Carrier, Bernadine Barr, Joyce Beebe, Lois Blum, Elizabeth Fox, Matilda Potter, Linda Beschel, Mary Waggett Row 4: A'exander Hocknian, Floyd Hondel, William Brown, Sam Smith, Richard Switzer, William White, Fred Ziegler, Lyle Perry, Douglas Sharrar, Ray Hoover, Gerald Maxwell, Ralph Russell ROOM 205: Row li Jerry Ziegler, Donald Barr, Robert Rhodes, Jack McDowell, Fred Burkett, Bernie Blauser, Charles Rhoades Row 2: Linda Walbourne, Judy Smith, Jone Thomas, Margaret Miller, Sandra Stewart, Kay Oakes, Nancy Ziegler, Sandra Eakin, Ann Watts, Dottie Tharp, Dorothy Wolfgang Row 3: Jon Trotter, Melvin Wygant, Gary Flinchbaugh, Connie Wagoner, Linda Welms, Lita Slye, 'Linda Young, Rona Show, Raymond Miller, Ronald Gardner, Mrs. Ward Row 4: Clarence Albaugh, Ray Miller, Terrance Hatrick, Laverne Barr, James Pearson, Tom Himes, Richard Davis, Roger Suter, William Mong Absent: Dan Wilson, Margaret Wood 38 SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 2063 Row 1: Ray Dunkle, Paul Meehan, Tom Beebe, Barry Hart, Dale Edwards, Jim Fox Row 2: Dorothy Attleberger, Arvilla Croipp, Ethel Fox, Margie Flinchbaugh, Betty Lcu Foreman, Betty Greenwald, Beverly Shontz, Jackalyn Boocks, Priscilla Carbaugh, Sandra Drozdo Row 3: Mrs. Hilliard, Lois Hart, Connie Highfield, Delores Miller, Ethel English, Sandra Barrett, Barbara Fisher, Barbara Busch, Nel.ie Buher, Shirley Glas, Mary Colwell Row 4: John Bigley, Albert Dunkle, James Hanniwalt, Jess Bush, Jerry Nurss, Gary Flockerzi, Bob Flinchbaugh, Earl Etzel, Eldred Ferringer, George Schoeppner, Larry Palm, Bernard Swartziander Absent: Kenneth Best ROOM 207: Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Room 206 Room 207 Charles Smith, Larry Tologo, Earl Lawrence, Bob Lawrence, Burl Emrick, Fred Perry, Lonnie Miller Nancy Mathews, Pat Shawgo, Marlene Bechtel, Barbara Moon, Nancy Kapp, Carol Prichard, Wilda Morrow, Nancy Stiller, Caroline Moon, Nancy Lawrence, Delores Perry, Sherry Wetzinger, Melda Klinko Rollin Foreman, Dwight Handley, Marion Shaw, Joyce Stewart, Glendora Platt, Eileen Maul, Linda Hockman, Sandra Rembold, Grace Russell, Barbara Hockman, Camilla Russell, Mr. Murdock Dean Etzel, Leroy Huffman, Ronald Wygant, James Miller, Larry Boocks, Dwight Boocks, Jerry Campbell, Larry McFarland, George Maxwell 4r- 39 P j k . gk wv ,Q gf X nv ' Y ,JZ11'- , , it sux Q 535 f- K ' f' Senior Y-Teens Junior Y-Teens SENIOR Y-TEENSi Row 1: Donna Schwab, Delores Confer, Nancy Sumosky, Marlene Sanner, Joyce Williams, Norma Thomas, Lois Ziegler, Nancy Drake, Donna Brumbaugh, Elizabeth Daum, Audine Domer, Barbara Best, June Weltner, Marilyn Pardee Row 2: Carol Zeller, Barbara Edwards, Grace O'Neil, Cynthia Ward, Connie Boocks, Peggy Amon, Mary Lee Bender, Clara Louise Hale, Shirley Dasher, Doris Morrison, Janice Weaver, Mrs, Black, Mrs. Frank, Miss McCluskie Row 3: Bonnie Sims, Sandra Keely,Anne Robinson, Lois Reed, Karen Schmidt, Jean Hawkins, Thelma Martin, Nancy McCord, 'Carole Lintz, Pearl Manross, Donna White, Marlene Morrison, Barbara Blauser, Joan Morrison, Betty Rodgers JUNIOR Y-TEENS: Rovv 12 Jerry Weaver, Sally Slye, Nancy Morrison, Janice Culp, Beverly Wolford, Ellen King, Yvonne Henderson, Jeannine McDcwell, Elaine Lineiman, Carolyn McDowell, Louise Kelly, Barbara Hankey Raw' 2: Mrs. Haizlett, Mrs. Hetrick, Mrs, Hilliard, Shirley Jordan, Dorothy Shaw, Janice Smith, Janice Krathage, saniie Culp, Shirley Murray, Lois Nelson, Dorothy Kennedy, Barbara Marshall, Nancy Graham, Carol Kramer Ro.v 3: Barbara Terrill, Janet Kapp, Ninna Morrow, Mary Eichner, Sally Daugherty, Nancy Vogan, Ruth Quigley, Norma Kazebee, Shirley Scott, Gloria Wolford, Carolyn Lucas, Carol Fisher, Lois Summers, Betty Kinch Row 41 Peggy Lehman, Nancy Dick, Nancy Wolfe, Jeanette Franklin, Sandra Johnson, Virginia Kulinski, Patty Meade, Sally Wagner, Babs Hutcheson, Judy Etzel, Shirley Sanners, Alma Miller, Patty Highfield, Barbara Emrick, Connie Fisher, Janet Young 42 VISUAL AIDS: Row 1: 'Howard Gardner, lVlr. Beary, Anne Robinson, Dave Mead Row 2: Ken Karns, David Smith, Ron Aikens, Ken Reed, Dan lVlorrison, Bill Pearson STUDENT CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1: Howard Gardner, Alfred Smith, Nlrs. Walker, Jack Hogue, Lyle lVlcSparren Row 2: Jack lVliller, Jim Nlaynard, Ron Aikens, Tom Greene, Forrest Potter Row 3: Florence Lowry, Dorothy Salsgiiver, Snirley Sandrock, Arlene Green, Rose Ann Walbourn, Lois Schmude, Clara Hale 43 Visual Aids Student Cafeteria Staff ss M 4 r Nga 'Q' . . J I A as Hi-Y as . K 3 1 fr Q 4 e ' .. i .4 W HI-Y: Rovv 1: Row 2: Row 3: FUTURE Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Ray Busch, Bill Pearson, Mr. Thurau, Dick Graham, Bob Kinch, Jim Stranford, Jim Stuck, Mr. Zagst, Gary Flockerzi Jim Hankey, Foster Potter, Morris Smith, Dick Middleton, Myron Keverline, Eugene Vandermark, Leonard Blauser, John Hricsina, Dave Mead Tom Schwab, Ken Karns, Dick Slye, Ed Keverline, Bob Foggan, Jay Hutcheson, Tom Greene, Larry Stephens HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Gail Perry, Delores Confer, Anna Mae Craig, Erma Murray, Carol Oakes, Marjorie Felmlee, Elizabeth Mong, Janice Weaver, Shirley Sandrock, Dorothy Salsgiver, Mrs. Schwab Shirley Daugherty, Donna White, Jean Shaw, Lois Reed, Sandra Keeley, Bonnie Sims, Betty Rodgers, Ruth Slye, Carol Hague, Mary Rhoades Rose Ann Walbourn, Carol Zeller, Barbara Emrick, Carol Fisher, Betty Bills, Donna Hockman, Anna Faller, Pat Highfield, Connie Fisher, Janet Young, Arlene Green, Shirley Scott, Marjorie McDowell Betty Kinch, Nancy Fry, Donna Almsler, Gertrude Bell, Alma Lee Miller, Shirley Sanner, Jo Ann Foggan, Nancy Miller, Ghyneth Fox, Carol Fox, Gloria Strain 44 F.H.A FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Betty Rodgers, Bonn-ie Sims, Sandra Keely, Shirley Daugherty, Jean Hawkins, Thelma Martin, Marjorie McDowell, Ga-il Perry, Rose Ann Walbourn, Delores Confer Row 2: Mrs. Ward, Carol Hogue, Jean Lineman, Donna Wlhite, Karen Schmidt, Arlene Green, Jo Ann Foggan, Shirley Wolfgang, Nancy Miller, Nancy Sumosky Row 3: Larry Stephens, Barbara Edwards, Lois Gardner, Peggy Porter, Florence Lowry, Anne Robinson, Marlene Morrison, Mary Rhoades, Carol Zeller, Dick Graham Row 4: Dick Middleton, Don Smith, Bill Pearson, Bob Kinch, Ray Busch, Foster Potter, Fred Tarr, Tom Greene, Dave Mead BUSINESS CLUB: Row 1: Marilyn Pardee, Caroline Brown, Shirley Plyer, Nancy Hanna, Marilyn R-ice, Miss Bell, Helene R-ogers, Donna Brumbauglh, Elizabeth Daulm, Marjorie Heckathorn, Dorothy Taft Row 2: Thelma Martin, Jean Hawkins, 'Carol Tober, Nancy Sumosky, Avonelle Flinchbaugh, Donna Schwab, Beverly Bly, Nancy Graham, Gerta Whitling, Rose Ann Wallbourn Row 3: Shirley Jolly, Lois Sohmude, Carol Hogue, Mary Rhoades, Jean Shaw, Mary Lee Bender, Clara Louise Hale, Shirley Dasher, Peggy Porter, Bonnie Tarr Row 4: Donafd Knight, Lester Chaltley, Ed Vandermark, Fred Tarr, Joe Hricsina, Ken Karns, Fred Newman, Frank Durzo, Don Boyd F. T. A. Business Club l . A , Q 44. lr TX.. 45 BUS COMMITTEE: Row 1 Rcw 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Bernard Blauser, Kenny Nuhfer, Terry Kellogg, Vance Edwards, Fred Burkett, Wilbur Tarr, Lyle McLaugh'in, John Hague, Everett Barr, Ed Gardner Sally Slye, Dcris Perry, Nancy Goodman, Janet Strain, Joyce Wade, Pat Highfield, Ghyneth Fox, Gerry Weaver, Nancy Stanley, Peggy Amon, Letitia Lewis, Jeanne McDowell, Barbara Emrick Anne Robinson, Sandra Keely, Shirley Scott, Peg Campbell, Shirley Jordan, Carol Fisher, Nancy Fry, Sally Daugherty, Pearl Manross, Carole Lintz, Beverly Bell Fred Hetzfer, George Flockerzi, Dick Graham, Dave Ehrhart, Al Solle, Larry Stephens, Morris Smith, Chuck Chittester, Ken Karns, Phil Jones, Larry Welms, Ray Busch Jess Blauser, Harold Sandrock, Joe Hricsina, Myron Keverline, Don Morrison, Jay Hutcheson, Ed Cropp, Eugene Heckathorn, Ralph Flockerzi, Don Hawkins LIBRARIANSZ Row 1: Shirley Murray, Lois Ziegler, Nancy Graham, Shirley Plyler, Thelma Martin, Paula Strickland, Peg Murray, Carolyn Lucas, Gloria Wofford, Marilyn Neubauer, Barbara Steck Row 2: Helen Felmlee, Barbara Edwards, Carol Zeller, Anna Faller, Betty Bills, Marjorie Heckathorn, Nancy Vogan, Barbara Marshall, Donna Hockman, Barbara Emrick, Carol Kramer, Karen Schmidt, Mrs. Haizlett Row 3 Connie Russell, Norma Kazabee, Nancy McCord, Nancy Kerr, Anne Robinson, Ferdinand Heckathorn, Gale Boocks, Floyd Harkless, Dennis Hatrlck, Richard Middleton, Don Smith, Bill Pearson, Joe Baughman, Bill Reidy, Nancy Graham, Sally Wagner, Judy Etzel 46 Bus Commlhee Librarians FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row Row Row ART Row Row 1: Bernard Zacheral, Lyle McLaughlin, Jim Blum, James Heckathorn, Mr. Craig, Harold Blauser, Charles Erwin, Jim Middleton, Clayton Blauser, Charles DuMond 2: James Wolfgong, Earle Chatley, Paul Ritts, Harold Wolfgong, Howard Nuhfer, Thomas Wolfgang, Jack Warner, Ken Wehb, Peter Burkett, Forrest Potter 3: Lyle Shcntz, Gordon Goodman, Richard Peterson, Tom Davis, James Mutter, Ralph Flockerzi, Donald Hawkins, Ray Myers, Clifford Rex, Tom Anderson, Eugene Vandermark CLUB: 1: Karen Schmidt, Peg Campbell, Letha Wolfgang, Mary Eichner, Shirley Daughcrty, Barbara Marshall 2: Mrs, Masters, Tom Greene, Peggy Hays, Helen Felmlee, Carol Zeller, Foster Potter i ' , l l ' , ' vi F. F. A. Art Club 47 'I .wx 'iq ,.,.e':, STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Charles Breene, Bob Shaffer, Jerry Ziegler, Barry Hart Row 2: Betty Greenwall, Sherry Shields, Nancy Sigworth, Nancy Stiller, Linda Hockman, Jack Himes, Janice Weaver, Peg Murray, Dick Schwab, Pat Highfield, Joyce Borland, Judy Green, Avonelle Shreffler, Ginger Culp Row 3' Anna Faller, Lynn Wagett, Gerta Whitling, Nancy Wolfe, Mary Rhoades, Doris Morrison, Pat Fox, Beverly Bell, Norma Kazebee, Caroline Lucas, Rachel Lowry, Joyce Culp, Gloria Wolford, Penny Wolfe Row 4: Mr. Wilson, Earl Davis, Donald Kistler, Ray Busch, Joe Baughman, Jim Pearson, Wendell Blauser, Bill Reidy, Bob Smith LATIN CLUB: Row 1: Yvonne Henderson, Tom Schwab, Vivian Baughman, Lillian Minich, Helen Budzinski, Barbara Hanlcey, Ronald Amon, George Beebe, Wayne Hogue, Vance Edwards Row 2 Mrs. Black, Dorothy Shaw, Beverly Wolford, Janice Culp, Shirley Jordan, Gerry Weaver, Patty Meade, Jean McDowell, Peg Lehman, Nancy Dick, Sally Slye Row 3 Mrs. Haizlett, Bill Reidy, Carolyn Lucas, Mary Eic-hner, Carol Kramer, Jim Hankey, Richard Ewing, Barbara Terrill, Joan Anderson, Sonya Montgomery, Terry Montgomery, Jim Bitzer Row 4 Edward Graham, Ed Croipip, Judy Eitzel, Sue Gross, Linda Kerr, Sally Wagner, Patty Budziinslci, Jeanne Harmon, Gloria Wolford, Diinah Cooper, Norma Kazebee Row 5 Bob Fox, William Ray, Bill Colgrove, George Fox, Howard O'Neil, Joe Baughman, Peter Smith, John Maxwell, Earl Davis 48 Student Council Latin Club STAGE CREW Row 1: Gordon Goodman, Myron Keverline, Charles Hoffman, Eugene Heckathorn Row 2: Mr. Irwin. James Webster, Mr. DeSanto nuuuun-.-- X e , if H 53.1, If ' Q9 x..f g 1 G 4 E Wllzlt, ll face? Prom to Dawn XV!m's rlwrv? They were doing the mambo. Entertainment 49 HI-LIGHT Row 1: Leonard Blauser, Mary Rhoades, Jeannine Beichner, Avonelle Flinchbaugh, Larry Stephens, Marjorie McDowell, Gail Perry Row 2: Jean Shaw, Mary Louise Karg, Jiiim Maynard, Arlene Green, Donna Schwab, Lyle Mc- Sparren, Helen Eichner, Mrs. Wilson, Ray Busch, Dick Graham Co-Editors ,.......,. Assistants . ,,...... . Production ,.,... , Typists ,..., . ,,..........,,......,.. . Business Managers Circulation ...,,,..,... ...i, Sports ,. Departments .......,. Club News ..,...,...,,.... Special Columns Adviser . ,. ,........, I-II-LIGI-IT STAFF .,......,...Avonelle Flinchlnaugh, Larry Stephens .............,..,,I-ielen Eichner, Lyle Mcsparren . .. ,. Donna Schwab ..,.,...,,....Thelma Martin, Gerta Whitling ...........,.....,.,........Jeannine Beichner, Arlene Green Mary Louise Karg, Marjorie McDowell Maynard, Dick Graham Louise Karg, Jeannine Beichner ..,...,.....Gail Perry, Marjorie McDowell, Leonard Blauser Rhoacles, Jean Shaw, Ray Busch Mrs. Wilson 50 I CAST Eldon Berry ......... Prim Stokes ...,... Tinker Smith ......,........... ..., Tobias Everheel .........,. ....,... Martha Mears .....,,... . .......... . Eva F riese .............,..., Lonesome Berry ...,...,... Grampaw Berry .........,. Granny Berry .,.....,.... Calhoun Berry .,..... Jeb Berry ...,...,......., Ransome Berry . ,...,, . Prudence Berry ..,.. J. D. Berry . ...,....,. . Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: SEN l C R P LA Y llGreen Valley Don Smith Razz Berry Stuck jean Lineman Heckle Berry Ferdinand Heclcathorn David Mead Barb Berry Mary Rhoades Himes June Berry ..........,.....JoAnn Foggan Rose Ann Walbourn Ann Berry ..,,... .......,,........,...... N ancy Miller Lois Schmude Rose Berry Marjorie McDowell Bill Pearson Babe Berry Perry Larry Stephens Marilyn Pardee Foster Potter Bob Kinch Ray Busch ............,Thelma Martin Hutcheson DIRECTORS .,.... ,, Rufe Thomas Sarah Thomas Hip Cooley .,,. Mamie Cooley Shade Stolces ,...,,..... Dusty Lane Emma Lane ,...,..............,,....... Mrs. I-laizleitt, Mr. Schwab ,..........,.Dick Middleton .,...,.....Marlene Morrison Leonard Blauser Arlene Green Jim Smith ..,. Clifford Ehrhart Nancy Sumoslcy Bill Pearson, Ray Busch, Foster Potter, Bob Kinch, Larry Stephens, Ferdinand Heckathorn, Allen Pearson Priscilla Green, Arlene Green, Janice Stephens, Marlene Morrison, Marjorie McDowell, Gail Perry, Jean Linernan, Marilyn Pardee, JoAnn Foggan, Mary Rhoades, Thelma Martin, Joyce Stephens Lois Schmude, Nancy Miller, Leonard Blauser, Jim Stuck, Clifford Ehrhart, Jim Smith, Dick Middleton, Mr. Schwab, Mrs. Haizlett, Jack Himes, Don Smith, Dave Mead, Jay Hutcheson, Nancy Sumosky, Rose Ann Walibourn 51 ffm I ons: BERRY BUSH JUNIOR EDITORS: SOPHOMORF Assisivw iz Marilyn Neulwaucr Aovlsieiez Miss Bell -lean lineman Roh Kinch jack Himes Nlorris Smith .lim Sfmnlmd Pn,,I,URHS: Karen Schmidt Pmlisiwriss MANMQFR: Eugene Vandermark LITERARY: -lame? Weaver Donna Vifliite Qavid Mead JoAnn Ifoggan -I-YMHS: Carol Hogue Don Smith A AIlVI4iRIlSINKi MANAGER: Jim Stuck Caroline Brown Shirley Daugherty Bill Pearson Marlene Morrison Shirley Wolfgang Barhara Blauser ln order to puhlish this hook, the staff was very often called upon to do worlc other than that to which they were assigned. Everyone typed, mounted pictures, etc. For this cooperation. we say thanks.-The Editors Row it Karen Schmidt, Bob Kinch, Bill Pearson, Jean Lineman, Jim Stranford, Donna White, Jo Ann Foggan, Miss Bell Row 2 Ann Kiiiqiva, Caroline Brown, Carol Hogue, Shirley Daugherty, Shirley Wolfgang, Barbara Blauser, Marlene Mor- rison, Jack Hinies, Dave Mead, Eugene Vandermark, Don Smith, Jim Stuck, Morris Smith 52 MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL Row 1: Dick Sciivvnb, Sandra Keely, Lois Gardner, Foster Potter Row 2: Miss IVIcCIuskie, Barbara I-Iankey, IVIr. Valentine QUARTET Bill Pearson Bob Kinch Ray Busch Foster Potter TRIO Barbara Steck Judy Marchinke MariIyn Neubauer Pianist: Morris Smith Chorus Chorus SENIOR NIIXED CHORUS: Row 1: Row 22, Row 3: Peggy Porter, Mary Lee Bender, Cynthia Ward, JoAnn Foggan, Marlene Morrison, Rose Ann Wa lbourn, Larry Stephens, Gale Boocks, Don Smith, Fred Alabaugh, Foster Potter, Ray Busch, Fred Tarr, Marilyn Pardee, Betty Rodgers, Norma Thomas, Peggy Amon, Orpha Bush, Sandra Keely, Mr. Valentine Carol Oakes, Dorothy Taft, Gail Perry, Jean Shaw, Mary Rhoades, Avonelle Flinchbaugh, Jeannine Beichner, Mary Ann Fox, Leonard Blauser, Bob Kinch, Morris Smith, Dave Mead, Bob Foggan, George Fox, Don Nelson, Judy Marchinke, Anne Robinson, Janice Weaver, Nancy Hart, Joyce Williams, Sandra Davis, Bonn-ie Sims, Pearl Manross Elizabeth Daum, Donna White, Barbara Blauser, Marjorie McDowell, Mary Louise Karg, Karen Schmidt, Lois Gardner, Shirley Wolfgang, Bill Pearson, Dick Schwab, Dave Smith, John Maxwell, Joan Morrison, Donna Brumibaugh, Doris Morrison, Marlene Sanner, Thelma Martin, Helen Eichner, Donna McWilliams, Connie Boocks, Ann Kujava, Grace O'Neil, Peg Murray, Jean Lineman, Arlene Green SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Miss McCluskie, Gail Perry, JoAnn Foggan, Mary Lee Bender, Cynthia Ward, Dorothy Rurnberger, Betty Rumberger, Elizabeth Mong, Marilyn Pardee, Betty Rodgers, Janice Weaver, Gerta Whitling, Lois Reed Jean Shaw, Diane Cooper, Carol Fischer, Sally Daugherty, Marjorie McDowell, Connie Boocks, Thelma Martin, Bonnie Sims, Sandra Keely, Pearl Manross, Orpha Bush, Anna Mae Craig, Ann Kujava 'Carol Kramer, Janet Young, Gihyneth Fox, Pat Budzinski, Judy Etzel, Shirley Sanner, Norma Kazebee, Peggy Amon, Grace O'Neil, Sh-irley Sandrock, Dorothy Salsgiver, Carole L-intz, Joyce Master, Judy Fasenmyer, Beverly Master, Norma Thomas 54 Senior Muxed Junior Girls EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE MIXED CHORUS: Row 1. David Winger, Charles Breene, Gale Longwell, Clyde Young, Ron Hogue, Carl Beebe, Roger Prichard, Gregory Borland, Larry Solinger, Bob Jackson, Ron Ziegler, George Fox, Jay Burris, Jim Baughman Row 2: Miss McCluskie, Ninna Morrow, Carol Russel, Bonnie Bectel, Thelma Stover, Joyce We-bster, Carol Etzel, Yvonne Henderson, Jeannine McDowell, Peggy Lehamn, Virginia Kulinski, Letitia Lewis, Kathleen Boocks, Alberta Hogue, Betty McFadden, Barbara Whit- mire, Joan Ewing, Joan Culp, Judy Bender, Joyce Borland, Brenda Daugherty, Carolyn McDowell Row 3: Charlotte Hazlett, Doris Perry, Louise Kelly, Shirley Lucas, Vivian Baughman, Judy Elwinger, Nancy Fox, Carole Mitcham, Judy Morrison, Barbara Hankey, Sharon Moon, Ginger Flinchbaugh, Florence Sargent, Sandra Shontz, Nancy O'Neil, Jane Mong, Jeanette Pleger, Clara Boyce Row 4. Kay Bowser, Nancy Dick, Janet Henshaw, Judy Cook, Barbara Burtnett, Sue Gross, Linda Hartsell, Rachel Lowry, Delores Green, Lillian Minich, Janice Krathge, Sandra Johnston, Virginia Kahle, Shirley Jordan, Sally Rumberger, Barbara Lineman, Linda Johnston, Patty Fox, Judy Shaw, Lynn Wagge-tt, Beverly Wolford, Janice Cu-lp Row 5: Bob Burgdorfer, Bob Smith, Ken Moorehead, Dick Ewing, Mike Wagner, Gerald Putnam, Earl Davis, Gary Boocks, Orrin Foreman, Allen Whittier, Dave Jalosky, Jack Lewis, Jack Cook, Lyle Shontz, Bob Fox, Ron Amon, Dick Thompson, Jacqueline Cross, Jane Lowry, Lois Summers, Patty Meade, Nancy Morrison, Gerry Weaver SEVENTH GRADE MIXED CHORUS: Row 1: Garry Boocks, Larry McFarland, Leroy Huffman, Melvin Wygant, Gary Flinchibaugh, Dick Davis, Dean Etzel, Jim Miller, Jerry Ziegler, Bud Foreman, Earl Lawrence, Burl Emrick, Bob Rhodes, Willy White, Bill Mong, Jim Pearson, Ralph Russell, Jerry Campbell, Dwight Handley, Tom Himes, Jack McDowell Row 2: Miss McCluskie, Cheri S-hields, Sandra Drozdo, Caroline Moon, Lin-da Beschel, Nancy Ziegler, Nancy Matthews, Eileen Maul, Linda Young, Nancy Kap-p, Jone Thomas, Delores Perry, Arvilla Cropip, Wilda Morrow, Linda Walbourn, Judy Smith, Dotitfie Rodgers, Carol Shaffer, Barbara Stover, Ro-berta Litringer, Carol Johnson, Lois Blum, Karen Murray Row 3: Kay Oakes, Sandra Eakin, Ethel Fox, Priscilla Carbaugh, Dottie Attlelberger, Rona S-how, Linda Hockman, Camilla Russell, Barbara Hockman, Linda Welms, Sandy Remibold, Peggy Miller, Lita Slye, Carol Pri-c-hard, Barlbara Busch, Betty Fore-man, Joyce Beebe, Ethel English, Mitilda Potter, Jackie Harris, Elizafbefth Fox, Jackailyn Boocks Row 4: Barbara Moon, Grace Russell, Dorothy Wolfgang, Sandra Stewart, Dottie Lou Tharp, 'Marion Show, Nancy Lawrence, Barbara Fisher, Margie Flinchibaugh, Lois Winters, Sherry Metzinger, Sandra Barrett, Mary Wagget, Judy Graham, Martha Haas, Linda Beschel, Darlene Reidy, Nancy Sigworth Eighth and Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Seventh Grade Mixed Chorus 55 JUNIOR HIGH GRCHESTRA and SWING BAND JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA: Piano: Jacqueline Crois Row li Pat Meade, Barbara Hankey, Shirley Jordan, Virginia Kahle, Jim Kirkwood, Dick Felmlee. Keith Whitten, Myron Groves Row 2: Martha Haas, Virginia Kulinski, Bill Ray, David Winger, Vivian Baughman, Linda Beschel, Charlie Breene, Peg Lehman, Sally Slye, Gerry Weaver, Nancy Dick, Michael Wagner, Torn Himes, Melvin Wygant, Terry Reese, Bill Etzel, Gary Flinchbaligh, Bob Stranfard Dick Harmon, Jerry Ziegler Riivv 5. George Maxwell, Pete Smith, Nancy Fox, Nancy Morrison, Kay Baivker Rodger Sadler, Ken Meddock, Dave Krug, Carole Mitcham, Delores Green, Cheri Shieidb Jim Pearson William While, Bob Rhoades, Gerald Schwab, Orrin Foreman Rniv 4 Janice Kratlige, Lillian Minich Jiidy Greene, Sandra Stewart Jack McD3.w?Q Mm Mc' Clnskie SWING BANDS Rim I Pele Smith, Peg Murray Lois Gardner Row P3 Lillian Minicli, Gene Perry, Melvin Wygant, Dick Felmiee Mvro-i Ia?'iJ.'t'S lVli'. Valentine Piano. Morris Smith 56 SENIOR BAND: Row 1 Row 2 Row 3. Row 4 Lois Gardner, Nancy McCord, Arlene Green, Anne Robinson Mary Rhoades, Myron Groves, Gloria Wolford, Ken Meddock, Jim Bitzer, Jim Webster Peggy Porter, Carolyn Lucas, Morris Smith, Mike Wagner, Mary Louise Karg Duane Wibile, John Rodgers, Peg Murray, John Kaiser, Bob Kinch, George Fox, Dave Mead, Balbs Hutcheson, Sally Jo Wagner, Jay Hutcheson Jeannine Beichner, Marlene Morrison, Gloria Strain, Mike Borchet, Mr, Valentine SENIOR ORCHESTRA: Row 1 Row 2' Row 3' Row 4. Senior Band Senior Orchestra Dick Schwab, Dave Smith, Barbara Marshall, Audine Domer Judy Etzel, Mary Ann Fox, Sandra Keely, Penny Wolfe, Morris Smith, Arlene Green, Anne Robinson, Gerta Whitling, Nancy Hart, Karen Schmidt, Jeannine Beichner Pearl Manross, Bonnie Sims, Mary Eichner, Lois Gardner, Peggy Murray, Marilyn Neubauer, John Kaiser, Gloria Wolford, Sally Wagner, George Fox, Jay Hutcheson, Jim Bitzer, Dick Felmlce, Jack Himes Jean Hawkins, Betty Moon, Eugene Perry, Foster Potter, Mary Louise Karg, Marlene Morrison, Gloria Strain, Carol Zeller, Mr. Valentine, Babs Hutcheson, Dick Webster Glu 57 1- '?'S' Y SCENES FROM HERE AND THERE Leaning post. Playing solitaire with tlie permits. Watclm your fingcrsl Did it count? Exercise? Blow, Gabriel, lwlow. 58 R-is N 3 , VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Larry Stephens, Ray Busch, Jack Himes, Dick Graham, Don Smith, Fred Tarr, Bob Kinch, Leonard Blauser Row 2: Bill Pearson, Jerry Knight, Bob Foggan, John Hricsina, Tcm Greene, Jack lVliller, Paul Knight Rovv 3: Bill Colgrove, Mr. Johnston, James Maynard S C O R E S Cranberry Tidioute Cranberry Emlenton . Cranberry Franklin , Cranberry Cocbranton Cranberry Rocky Grove Cranberry Titusville ..,,... Cranberry Tidiouite ., Cranberry Linesville .. . Cranberry Oil City .. .. Cranberry Stoneboro . Cranberry Mercer ,. . Cranberry Cocbranton Cranberry Rocky Grove Cranberry Titusville Cranberry Linesville . Cranberry Oil City . . Cranberry Stoneboro Cranberry Franklin ., Cranberry Mercer Cranberry Emlenton . . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Jim Bitzer, Terry Kellogg, Ed Crop-p, Don Morrison, Jim Borohet, John W-illiams, E-Imo Murray, Paul Jones Row 2: George Fox, Dave Jackson, Bill Reiidy, Mr. Murray, Paul Beelbe, Don Nelson, We Garmong, Don Boyd S C O R E S Cranberry ..... ......,.. 6 l - - Tidioute .. .,,.... ........ , 27 Cranberry ...,..,. 35 - - Emlenton .....,. ...,..... . .. 19 Cranberry ..... .. ..... 47 - - Franklin ........... ....... . 57 Cranberry ........ .......,.... 4 6 - - Cochranton ,....... .,......... 4 1 Cranberry .....,... ...,,..., 4 9 - - Rocky Grove .,........ ...,...,..... 4 7 Cranberry ........., .......... 3 8 - - Titusville .......,....., ,............ 4 2 Cranberry ,......... ........,. T iclioute .,..,.. Cranberry Linesville ....... Cranberry Oil City ,..,.,.,. Cranberry Stoneboro ....., Cranberry Mercer ............. Cranberry Cochranton . Cranberry Rocky Grove Cranberry Titusville ..,.... Cranberry Linesville ......, Cranberry Oil City ,......... Cranberry Stoneboro .... Cranberry Franklin ..,......, Cranberry Cranberry Mercer ........, Emlenton ....... i ...J BASKETBALL 5 , z 5 Junior High Basketball Seventh Grade Basketball JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL: Row 1: Mr. Mikula, Richard Peterson, Wayne Swartzsfager, Cecil Rankin, Tom Davis, Danny Tharp, Row 2: Row 3: Joe Drozdo, Bobby Fox, Lyle Shontz Charlie Breene, Carl Beebe, George Velandis, Ron Slpringer, Terry Reese, Mike Wagner, Tom Strickland, Ed Graiham. Tom Harmon, Wayne Skinner, Dick Strain, Ed Sumosky, Gary Remwbold, Ray Nelson, Dick Stellmain, Bolb Smith, Jerry 'Putnam SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Jim Miller, Dick Davis, Billy Mong, Bob Flinchibaugh, Fred Ziegler, Ron Wygant, Larry McFarland iMr. Murdock, Dwiglht Handley, Sandy Etzel, Jim Pearson, George Schoepipner, Bobby Rhoades, Larry Tologo, Chuck Smith Ralph Russell, Gerald Maxwell, John Trotter, George Maxwell, Gary Flinchbaugh, Dave Maloney, Willie White 62 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Audine Domer, Peggy Murray, Marlene Sanner, Joyce Williams, Gloria Wolford, Janice Weaver JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Gail Perry, Mary Ann Fox, Avonelle Flinclibaugh, Arlene Green, Marlene Morrison, Carol Fisher, jucly Marchinlce, Peggy Porter Va rsity e 5 ' 1 i 2 x Q 3 5 l f l A I 1 Junior Varsity 63 SENIOR LETTERMEN 31. hx BASEBALL Row 1: Row 2: l l l 4 . EGU' Gary Flockerzli, Clifford E-hnhart, Larry Stephens, Dorn Smith, Jerry Kn-ight, Alfred Solle, George Bell Coach Johnston, Jim Maynard, Tom Anderson, Lyle McSrparren, John Williams, Leonard Blauser, Pete Knight, Bill Colgrove Gary Flockerzi .... George Bell ............ Tom Anderson .. john Williams ..., Alfred Solle ...,....,... Larry Stephens .. Leonard Blauser Jerry Knight ......... Pete Knight .........,........ Clifford Ehrhart Lyle McSparren jim Maynard ,.......,.,. Bill Colgrove ....... Mr. Johnston , ...,....... .. LINEUP 65 Left Field Center Field ...Right Field .,...,,.....,...Right Field ................Third Base Second Base First Base .,............Catcher Catcher Pitcher Pitcher Manager Manager Coach THE SCHOOL DAY WYHMEK we It's easy with machines. The search! Wl1at's up, Maestro? Did I do something wrong? They posed for this one. Free. Again! 66 FRCM THE CANDID CAMERA-- T 'if-'El' ' nl Q! xx 'N'-..., T021 fimv! Check your books here. All EYCS- Test Time. 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Sundaes - Frozen Custard Coffee 5 Member of the . 4 lnsurcince Federal Deposit Riverside Drive l Corporation Oil City, Pcs. ik fx Jxgfxgjx JxgJxgJgJx IX 7XfRXf7XfRXf Xf XfRXfRXfRXfRj Compliments of DlCK'S RESTAURANT 277 Seneca Street Oil City, Pennsylvania When You Think of Dry Compliments of DAUGHERTY Cleaning Think of P A I N T E R ' S 81 BEER5 DRY CLEANING ENTERPRISES Franklin's Owni' 8 Seneca St. E 'C K E R D S Oil City, Pa. D R U G s T to R E s o of Oil City, Inc. H ESt.1s98 ' Your Real Estate and Creators of Reasonable Insurance Friends Drug Prices Franklin, Pa. Oil City, Pa. l lglkyjx Zglklx ZX ZXZQZQJ 77 ff XX Xfff Xffxfgfzgffgf ggi, Compliments of C R I B B S M A R KET 4 6 East First St. 4 SALES Oil City, Pa. 4 Hymn, Friendly Ford We Specialize in Diabetic Dealer and Salt Free Foods 4 Congratulations to CRIBB'S'S MEATS 4 the Graduating Seniorsu Jones Farm Sausage 4 I I I I I I I Homemade Bologna 364 Seneca Qt O'l C'ty P Homemade Kraut 4 GIL CITY NATIONAL BANK Oil City, Pennsylvania I 4 I 4 I 4 I ' 4 I 4 I 4 7 4 I Members of the F. D. I. C. 4 Jx Jx jx 1gJx 1x jx Jx Jx J if Xf XXCXXCXI Xfixf Xf Xf X! I coNoRATL'1,AT1oNs I CLASS or 1955 K A T H R Y N GENEVIEVE SHOP 116 East First St. Phone 4-2181 Oil City, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 MONTANA'S MERCHANDISE MART, INC. 1-1 State St. Phone 6-8921 Oil City, Pa. Compliments of SEEP BROTHERS Serving Oil City and Vicinity Over 51 Years Compliments of LOG CABIN STEAK HOUSE Phone Oil City 7-5901 W I L L I 'S O N AUTO SUPPLY Exide Batteries Automotive Electric Service State anal E. Qncl Sts. on City, Pa. Compliments of JERKO'S 1Yest First St. Oil City, Pa. I, JX Jgjgjy fy Jgjgyx fy ,'iXfiXfSXfSXfiXfiXfSXfiXfSXf N Compliments of DUNCAN TYPEWRITER SALES Chrysler Plymouth Compliments of PAL MOTORS, INC. 368-372 Seneca St. on City, Pa, Phone: 4-1227 T R A N S I T Beauty and Barber Shop 206 Seneca St. Phone 6-9411 Oil City, Pa. EDWARD W. WALLACE Books - Stationery Office Equipment 42 Seneca St. Oil City, Pa. i PARKER AND JOHNSON THE MAN'S STORE S I M P S O N ' S STERLING SERVICE Lee Tires - Batteries Accessories 220 Seneca St. I iv Phone 5-2631 O11 City, Pa. W , Route 201 Pinoak, Pa. L jx JC fxyfx IX IX ' 80 XfTXf XfTXf Xf Xf Xf XfTXfTX KlNCH'S CLOVER FARM STORE Seneca, Pennsylvania 0 l Quality Ci1'OCCI'1CS and Meats Fresh and Frozen Yegetztliles o l Q l Shop the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT For Your Everyday Needs Compliments of Qomllllmems of JACK LOWES ISA'-YS RECAPPING South Side U. S. Royal l Firestone - Dunlop EL IS NCABLE -O. Mc'Creary Tires T .EV IO C l Jerrold System Recapping Vulcanizmg Multi-Channel Community l 1 Relief St. Television Network Phone 4-7391 Dale Building Phone 5-3i0l Oil City, Pa. JX 1X Jx Jgyy jx yy jyzxj 81 'YFVFVTVTV V VTVYV vi X L I L LY AND RUDOLPH Quaker State Lubricating Service Batteries - Accessories Goodrich Tires Sterling Products E. lst and XVilson Avenue Phone 6-7441 Oil City, Pa. FABRIC 'CENTER Fabrics and Accessories For the Home Sewer 38 Seneca St. Phone 7-9133 Oil City, Pa. WALKEIR'S DAIRY STORE Fountain Service Novelties and Magazines Sandwiches and Coffee Open 'Till ll :OO P. M. 1019 Liberty St. Franklin, Pa. We Help Our Graduates Get Positions WELCH'S B U S I N ES S COLLEGE XVoolworth Building Phone 4-5621 Oil City, Pa. Compliments - of TINY TOT SHOP Arcade Oil City, Penna. L jgjy jgjx Jgjgyy yy Jx 82 Xf Xf Xf XfCXfCXf Xf XfCXf X ROGERS JEWELRY Best of Luck, Seniors! 114 Center St. Oil City, Pa. Compliments of A AND B. STRANFORD DRY CLEANERS North Side Star Route Pinoak Phone 4-0311 Oil City, Pa. ARMSTRONG - COLLIER INC. Where Quality Means as Much as Price on City, Pa. Pasteurized Dairy Products jUDSON'S DAIRY Third and Buffalo Sts. Franklin, Pa. f O M NG S IL CITZOU ILLI G A S O L I N E ' Full-O-Pep Feeds ALLEY U Esso Products . . Oil City, Pa. Karg's Feeds - Larro Feeds Richard's Feeds o Barrett Roofing Green Bag 'Cement o King Midas Flour Phone 5-1219 Jxjilijxlxlklkjklkl ,f XfDXf Xf XfiXfiXflXfiXfDNf l Join the Y Y' M' C' A' MYER'S SUPPLY CO. Healthful Recreation Boys Summer Day Camp 7-13 Years Basketball - Bowling - Gym Hi-Y - Bible Dinners - Etc. 290 Seneca St. Oil Citv, Pa. Air Step Roblee S H E A S L E Y ' S SHOE STORE Buster Brown 1242 Liberty St. Franklin, Pa. . Wholesale and Retail Restouro nt ond Cofeterici Equipment . -102 E. 2nd St. Phone 6-6731 EDWIN V. APEL Job Printing Simulated Engraved Business Cards Weddings - Business Forms Booklets - Salesbooks Phone 7-298l 901 Central Ave. l Oil City, Pa. PENNFIELD SERVICE STATION Formerly Zackerl's Groceries - Soft Drinks Cut 'Rate Gasoline Riverside Drive Phone 4-9772 FISHER SALES 8: SERVICE Your Local Studebaker Dealer 306 E. :end sf. on City, Pa. l. Jxgfx jygfxgjx Jxgfx fxgfx 'ENXEXKSXX Xf Xf'XfEXf XXEXXE M A:bql llinnumuuimu SCHOOL DAYS REMEMBER WHEN, rain -or shine, you walked three miles to school? That was before physical education had invaded the little red schoolhouse. However, this walk each morning and afternoon was all the exercise you needed. How your eyes would have popped to see today's big school busses taking the ,- children back and forth. REMEMBER? HARVEY H. HGOVLER FUNERAL Home 1266 OTTER ST. FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA Phone lDlewood 2-4510 li A A A AiAiA M M 85 I f' Xf XIWXX XfIXfiXfINfIXf Xf Compliments of L AND C RESTAURANT SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL Franklin, Pa. Washing - Greasing Battery Service T. FLINCHBAUGH'S ICICI YISPSC IOI1 GREENHIOUSE Station Plants Flowers H08 lf. Qncl St. Salina Road Phone 4-299l Oil City, Pa. Phone 596.34 Oil City P1 'W' O! I Compliments of 900 'J 0 OIL CITYIS GREAT FURNITURE STORE F R 1: E M ' s on City, Pa. HOME FURNISHINGS OF MERIT SINCE Compliments of 1894 SMITH'S TELEVISION 2232-234-236 Seneca St. Seneca, Pa. Oil City, Pa. KA ZX ILA Zg1X Jg1X ZX 86 fyvv V P P P P P P P P P P P HAYS' BREAD 3 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Harley-Davidson For Power H ARRY' S TEX Packed Thrills STATION E. L. K A Z E B E E A11 Texaco Products Seneca, Pa. Il. If. CIOODRICH TIRES 4 SENECA SHOPPING B tt . A . CENTER a erles ccessor1es Seneca, Pa. . , , Dry Charge Bofterles Home Remedles - Cosmet1cs Toys - Fountain Service In Stock 4 Light Lunches GOLDEN DAWN Phone 4-9811 FOODS g!i!X Jglx Ali All ZXJ f Xf Xf Xf Xf Xf Xf Xf Xfrxf 2 Cli 5 of i LO. BQUQUIN P C 0 M P A N Y Q Engineers Builders P on CITY, PENNA. P P Compliments 4 P of 4 K K J. W. S LY E P pFARM IMPLEMENT i co. L Jx Jx xx 8 rxfrxf gf Vgfgfrgf Xfrxf W Compliments of STANLEY - WARNER L A T O N I A THEATRE Oil City, Pa. HARRY BITTENBENDER CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service 1281 Elk St. Franklin, Pa. Phone 2-2138 - 2-2139 MAMMOLITE BROS. Golden Dawn Food Market 1013 Liberty Street Franklin, Pa. Cott's Beverages WILLIS AND STANTON Franklin, Pa. BUlCK'S G'R'OCERY AND ESSO STATION A11 Standard Oil Products Sealtest Ice Cream Cigarettes - Soft Drinks Phone 1948U Victory Heights - Route 322 Compliments of GOLDBERG AUTO CO. Congratulations to the Compliments Class of '55 of WEAVER CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Phone 7-9351 Seneca, Pa TYPEWRITER CO. 42 Spring' St. - Oil City, Pa jx Jgfy yy jx jyyx Jgjy 89 F P f'YXffXffXfYXf' XffXf ffffzxfr Congratulations Class of 1955 FLECKENSTEIINYS G A R A G E Hudson Cars P P P P P P P P P P P PWHITE TRUCKS AND BUSES P 4 N, Jx xx Jx Jx fgxx JxJx 1x 9 XfXfXfXfXfXf ZXXXZXZXZXZX Compliments of 4 MCDNGS SENECA, PA. 9 Xf ZX Xf Xf XITXXTXXTXXTXK Xfif Compliments of MILADY'S SHOP National Transit Ilnilcling VVe join With The Entire Community in Extending Congratulations and Best Wfishcs to Cranberry Area lligll School Graduating Class Compliments uf 1955. of . HOTEL UNITED NATURAL ARUNGTON GAS COMPANY Compliments WALTIS ESSO SERVICE of Riverside Drive GILMORE T R A C T O R CO. Seneca, Pa. Jx Jx fx Jx Jg oil Ciiy, Pa. Compliments of BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Franklin, Pa. Jxyxjxxg x-,At q V M, if Q' L Q ' EJ .,1 Q i . 'F . ,. 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