Darlington High School - Hornet Yearbook (Darlington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

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M vw x, 2 iff-' 1 - . f -'-Hr ..A-.,, ANA lk' N - 1 hm '- ,.,x M sz 5 H John Haney Manager FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Robert Bob Taylor George Coon fames Jim Campbell ' in Lindner meth Red Beatty Iam Bill McCrea ff ..'l ald Don Erath John Veon Raymond Earley Richard Dick Siitt Larry Cueball Zeh John Mates Ronny Myers Jerry McCown Jerry Megown Harry Lindsay Willard Joe Tress Paul Dunham Charles Chuck Moore Jack Morgan Hornets .an-M 5 5 Q ,AY 4-X f!sW:??f 1 L 4 ,if fiom. Qiwj XJ LMM,,,,...,-Y cv vw V5 if LN LF H. G. Shadle Coach Rah, Rah, Rah -- Hornets The curtain has fallen on another exciting year of the Darlington Hornet's football season. Under the rugged coaching of Homer G. Shadle, the boys have put in a fairly successful year of one of the best loved sports of our time. The boys were in good condition, and they fought hard to make this year a successful one. We want to thank the Hornets of '55 for the many exciting evenings we shared with them. Row I: Robert Taylor, George Coon, James Campbell, John Lindner, Kenneth Beatty, William McCrea, Donald Erath, John Veon, Raymond Earley, Richard Stitt. Row 2: Larry Zeh, John Mates, Ronald Myers, Jerry McCown, Jerry Megown, Harry Lindsay, Joe Tress, John Dunham, Paul Dunham, Chuck Moore, Mr. H. Shadle. Row 3: Robert Rhodes, Eddie Rohrman, Larry McKean, Dan Brown, Henry Schlueter, Jack Morgan. SCORES Newell, West Virginia Chartiers Bessemer Shenango Greenville North Allegheny East Brady Union Township Home Visitors 0 T3 6 6 14 T2 O 12 O 24 20 0 33 8 0 24 x i. ,Tx X, J- 'Wim QA 'S it in , Q .tl , gag sw 572212 ff K Ylfix W Q, . NR Q f , ff. 1, M mf f -M Mi 7 X 'fi 5 . 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Added to her glamour are her attendants Lois Elder and Jane Haney. The Hornetv Left to right: Madolyn Watterson, Mary Early Miss De Salle, Advisor Charlotte Hill, Gail Gray. Left to right: Lois Elder, Jane Haney, Marsha Ran- datz, Toni Davis. EdlT0fS - Madolyn Watterson V Mary Farrell Production , ,- Business Managers Janet Rogers Jane Haney Phyllis Duff Lois Elder Gail Gray Charles Moore John Dunham Sports . Henry Schlueter Becky Welsh Toni Davis Beverly Murphy Charlotte Hill Marsha Randatz Norma Sienerlh Mary Early Left to right: Phyllis Duff, Henry Schlueter, Charles Left to right: John Dunham, Norma Seinerth, Miss Moore. De Salle, Beverly Murphy. hatterbox Left to Left to right: Louella Parker, Red Beatty, James Campbell, Lavonne Lindbeck. Mr' H' shadle Advisor Chatterbox Staff's Busy Bodies right: Violet Crawford, Lois Kibler. dwg i,f 1'ff'm- ,. E Q, Home Economicsv Left to right: Mary Sherrill, Janice McGaTl1, Mildred Phillips, Tlwyra Phillips, Lavonne Lindbeck, Louella Parker, Mrs. Bell. rrV0-Agua Left to right: Louis Liller, Duane Dobbins, Ronald Nesbitt, Wayne Cope, Wayne Henry. Jillimlllg in IJIJJ. J-Wi-ifffillrifrim 'i ' horusn Row I: left to right, Madolyn Watterson, Carryl McGovern, Mary Armstrong, Mary Sherrill, Kathleen Sheets, Margie McClain, Janet Campbell, Mary Lou Young, Barbara Laughren, Leona Osman. Row 2: Linda Zeh, Louella Parker, Velma McCown, Shirley Lambright, Peggy Himes, Lila McCown, Carol Westlake, Pat Smith, Edith Straley. -li Row 3: Lavonne Lindbeck, Nancy Sanders, Tom Black, Dick Erath, Charles Beightly, Bob Davis, Keith Cook, Maryann O'Neill, Martha Zeh, Mr, Wilson. Row 4: Hedy Iseman, Lynda Lindbeck, Elaine Gotthardt, Magdalen Heller, Shilrey Kelty, Thyra Phillips, Ruth Bittner, Elaine Coon. ,iiiifrwil mrs ff 1, ,im iifwfifrfi im. gin-f' ' .W Mr. Michael Super ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL One of our most friendly mem- bers of the faculty is our Assist- ant Principal, Mr. Krepps. Although his time must be di- vided between his duties as a teacher and assistant principal, he is never too busy to engage in a pleasant conversation to help our students with their problems. Mrs. Leona Carlisle gsm .yeast M SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL The requirements of a high school supervising principal are as numerous as they are varied. Not only must he be the leader of the school, but he must de- vote much of his time to the everyday problems. The super- vision requires sincerity, knowl- edge and determination. We are indeed fortunate to have Mr. Super as our supervising princi- pal for he has done much to advance our high school. Mr. Charles Krepps SEC RETARY Our new eFficient, capable secre- tary does her work quickly and quietly, saving our principal many steps and gray hairs. Her job, never an easy one, is often complicated by the antics of the student body. Don't let us bother you too much though, Mrs. Carlisle, we all think you're great! MQ 4 1, . 1 '- 'w'I. ut. W ' 'mix ghd lx Xl ,, Q 5 Left to right: Miss Graham, Miss Wenkhous, Mrs. Watterson. Pt' 99 Elementary Miss Wenkhous Mrs. Watterson Left To right: Miss Fennell, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Kibler Miss Graham ficers UxA.5sX, . ,We,7L ,.,.,s -fly x f K' '..3Qif, EBQ4 .ff Qin W' Q , 'lm 58' i Q q 1 A 1 , K 1 e , S rfiiia fl ws Junior Class Officers Left to right: Wayne Cope, Jerry Megown, Leona Osman, Jerry McCown. Sophomore Class Officers Freshman Class Officers Left to Right: Carryl McGovern, Joe Tress, Larry Elder, Edward Rohrmann. Left to Right: Harry Myers, Harry Lindner, Edith Straley, Paul Dunhau w 'K K -A,'k ...,,: KW Nix X 5 X ,se X X Q, X , is : .,g-: Next Yearis Senibrs ,.,.,.VA,Ei1 1 T Q silk E eff Q A Wk YJ K mpgs, ,. , ., ij gy, .Q M A Donald Armstrong Wayne Cope Georgia Corrie Toni Davis Duane Dobbins Phyllis Duff John Dunham Mary Early Lois Elder Mary Farrell Fred Gray Magdalen Hall Jane Haney John Haney Shirley Kelty Louis Liller John Lindner Harry Lindsay Jerry McCown Paul McKean Sl' Next earis Seniors W -:- V 2 'ff '--' it ,A, A-s vi II- J -:!- is r M M a o , L GOOD LUCK FUTURE SENlORS Jerry Megown Charles Moore Beverly Murphy Ronald Nesbitt Leona Osman Mildred Phillips Marsha Randatz Robert Rhodes Henry Schlueter Norma Seinerth John Sherrill Mary Sherrill Richard VanKirk Martha Young Larry Zeh Picture not shown Janice McGatl' ophomores Row 1: Left to right: Miss De Salle, Wayne Rogers, David Nixon, Joe Tress, Charles Beightley, Larry Elder, Dan Brown, Tom Black. Row 2: Carry! McGovern, Elaine Gotrhardt, Susan McCrea, Eddie Rohrmann, Eddie Myers, Sonia Sherrill, Gladys Feyka, Martha Zeh. Row 3: Betty McRoberts, Delores Tusar, Jean Eichhorn, Janet Kibler, Ruth Bittner, Janet Campbell, Barbara Laughren, Mary Armstrong. Row 4: Janice Campbell, Margie McClain, Chuck Davis, Carol Bryant, Bill Dillen, Don VanKirk, Elaine Coon, Eileen Abrams, Dorothy Fristik. Freshmen Row 1: Left to right: Patricia Smith, Lila McCown, Shirley Lambright, Virginia Davis, Norma Nesbitt, Mary Lou Young, Peggy Himes, Velma McCown, Carol Westlake, Edith Straley, Mr. Wilson. Row 2: Richard Weister, John VanKirk, Richard McCrea, Jerry Tetlow, Richard McRoberts, John Males, Larry Nicely, Jack Brown, Hedy Iseman, Kathleen Sheets. Row 3: Richard Lambright, Paul Dunham, Larry Milliron, Jack Wilson, Larry McKean, Bill Davis, Eugene Myers, Joe VanKirk, Ronald Wellendorf. Row 4: Harry Myers, Ronald Crawford, Craig Eichhorn, David Shroads, Harry Lindner, Bill Rhodes Glenn Davis, Eugene Sirota, Roger Straub. 1 57 ' Eighth Grade ... .rf ., low l: Left to Right: Miss Gatti, Lawrence Hill, Keith Thompson, Ronald Hunter, Jack Fortune, Sandra Ward, Joan Prosnick, Kathryn Davis, JoAnn Renner, Nancy Farrell, Richard Fosnaught, Carl Westlake, Lee Holdshoe. low 2: James Wilson, Earl Wright, Richard Wellendorf, Kay Gibson, Carol Smiley, Marlene Lindbeck, Delores Black, Nancy Bird, Judith Bauman, Marilyn Murphy, Doris Black. low 3: Edna Fosnaught, Hilda Prosnick, Joy Allender, Judy Tyson, Juanita VanKirk, Patricia VanKirk, Joe Bennetti, Bruce Howe, Larry McCown, Glenn Kibler, Nancy Blum, Virginia Farris. low 4: Marilyn Bryan, Carol Veon, Norma McRoberts, Eva Moore, Betty Frank, Terry McGath, John Dillan, Oswald Schlueter, Helen Hill, James VanKirk, Larry Jena, Peggy Earley. Seventh Grade low I: Left to Right: Mr. Krepps, Bob Woods, Ann Henry, Lavina Cairns, Margie Parker, Anna May Parker, Delores Campbell, Leonard Thomas, Charles Emler. low 2: David Straub, Leonard Laughren, Patty Shaeffer, Martha Jane Parker, Janet Stitt, Patty Davis, Bill Harringer, Kay McCoy, Bill Duff. low 3: Gail Patterson, Joe Cooper, Johnny Nixon, Barbara Houston, Dean Dobbins, Madelin eTusar, Eugenia Wlos, Bob Crawford, Pat Ward. low 4: Paul Cendrowski, Jim Straley, Janet Martin, Georgia Feezle, Pat Miller, JoAnn Sirota, Glenn Shroads, Glenn Van Kirk, Jim Fristik, Gary Johnson. We'll Be Loyal 'Til We Diea' X SENIIIRS Farewell Although the closing of the school year is greeted by most ot us with great joy, there is a touch of sorrow too. The sorrow that accompanies the parting of friends is felt keenly as we see this year's graduates walk, perhaps tor the last time, through the doors of our beloved school. To you who have been examples to us through-out our school years, we extend our fond farewells and best wishes for your success in whatever walk of lite you choose to enter. We hope that we can follow worthily in your footsteps as Seniors of Darlington High. Left to Right: Madolyn Watterson .. President Rose Marazzi , . , , Secretary Lois Kibler , ,. ..., .. ,. . . Class Historian Violet Crawford . , . . . Red Beatty Vice Pres'd , Treasurer I ent fPicture not shownj Seniors KENNETH BEATTY Red is a good athlete we all know, also well liked no matter wher he goes. Even though he likes his sports . . he plans to engage himself in farming. GEORGE COON Coon a happy-go-lucky boy we know, He is at home wherever he will go. George likes sports . . . future am- bition is to get a job. JAMES CAMPBELI. Sham always has nature on his mind, The woods take up most of his time. He likes to go camping in the woods . . plans to join the Navy. VIOLET CRAWFORD Sis is tall and neat, ln many things she can't be beat. She likes horseback riding . . . a secretary she wants to be. KEITH COOK Cookie a great music lover is he, A professional musician he hopes to be. His favorite pass time is horseback riding . . . Future ambition is to play the steel guitar. ROBERT DAVIS Bob is a romeo in our class, He flirts with many a lass. Women are his pass time . . . An air man he plans to be. Senior RAYMOND EARLEY Not a sound, not a squeak, We think Ray is quite unique. Likes to hunt . , . future ambition . . Carpenter. WAYNE HENRY Hen is the clown of our class, so witty is he, A great comedian, he could easily be. Passes his time swimming . . . Would like to be an electrical engineer. DONALD EIATH Don' - tall and handsome is he, With girls he likes to be. Likes football . . . Wants to help Uncle Sam in the Air Force. CHARLOTTE HILL Chooch has hair and eyes of brown, It takes a lot to get her down. She likes sports . . . We can hear Char. now saying, What number please ? BAIBAIA HALL!! Barb full of smiles, lots of poise, Always quiet, never a noise. Likes to sew . . . future ambition . . . To marry her Ed. LOIS KIBLER Lo is a brain in our class, She is also a friendly little lass. Likes to bake . . . hm-m! . . . future ambition . . . Secretary. 5 N M .. Seniors X sf' xt. LAVONNE LINDBECK Our Vonnie likes to sing, She is competition for Bing. Enjoys reading . . . Plans to teach little ones. JACK MORGAN Ambrose is not really bad, He is just a mischievous lad. gs He likes to swim . . . a tinner he l wants to be. W ,sv ..,, A. ROSE MARAZZI Rosie is a quiet girl around boys, She is attractive, and has much poise. Badminton she likes to play . . . she will put her typing to work. RONALD MYERS Ronnie is a rather shy and quiet boy, We think he needs a gril to give him ioy. Passes his time hunting . . . but will be a farmer. WILLIAM MQCREA In sports he is a whiz-intelligent as well, Tall and handsome that's our boy Bill. He likes football and baseball . . going to be an engineer. MARYANN O'NElLL This girl wants to marry John, We think she is real gone!!! She likes John . . . Future ambition is to get married. Seniors LOUELLA PARKER Lou has flashing brown eyes-short dark hair, Red rosy cheeks-so fella's beware. Spends most of her time working as a waitress . . . plans to be a nurse. NANCY SANDERS Turk is a fair lass and al-reet She is the senior's biggest treatlll Likes to dance . . . Wants to be a model. 1, TIIYRA PHILLIPS Friendly, iolly, and full of fun, Our Kate is a happy one. She likes house keeping . . . Future ambition is to be an X-Ray technician. RICHARD STITT Dick a neat dresser, a shiny car, In the future Dick will go far. He likes sports . . . Future ambition is farming. JANET ROGERS Punkin will soon be hearing a bell, We hope her life with Chuck is swell. Likes to dance . . . Ambition is to be a house wife . . . It will be soonl JEAN STRATTON Jeannie friendly, sweet and not very tall, v She is liked by one and all. Spends most of her time square dancing . . . Plans to spend eight hours in an office. ROBERT TAYLOR Bob is a boy full of knowledge, So he hopes to go to college. Enioys playing sports . . . future ambition . , . Engineering. MADOLYN WATTERSON Madolyn is a girl with nice features, She is liked by all her teachers. Likes to play piano . . . future am- ' bition . . . Teacher. LAURA THOMPSON This girl is very sweet, Here's a personality that's hard to beat. Likes to swim . . . hopes to get married. REBECCA WELSH Becky doesn't indulge in verse or lines, Just makes hay while the sun shines. Likes to go to the movies . . . hopes to put her commercial knowledge to use. 'im i 9 . '19- 3 . 52 - f , JOHN VEON LINDA ZEH MIRIAM YOUNG One who .l'1BSf1'T f'f1UCl1 10 Say, Full of laughter, full of fun, Mimi is our newest gal, But we thunk he is really okay. This is our petite gay one. She has found many a pal. Likes to hunt . . . wants to make Likes to dance . . , future ambition Likes to ride horses . . . hopes lots of money. . . . Secretary. assist a business executive. Lx i Pt' Seniors Hall N95 fix wi Y fray avg Q- WZ? 5933 -T I ' ' fW? ??H of Fame MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED William McCrea fJ.J:lolyn Watterson OUTSTANDING PERSONALITlES Robert Taylor Rose Marazzi THE WITTIEST Wayne Henry Linda Zeh School Directors Row 1: Left to Right: Francis Steiner, Mrs. Leona Carlisle, Mrs. Nora Duncan, Mrs. Grace Duff, Mrs. Margaret Sanders, Sylvia Zeh, Charles Hillman. Row 2: Holmes Braden, Eugene Myers, William McLean, Alfred Erwin, Williain Dannells, John Swick. Row 3: Willard Nicely, Norbert Schmolley, Theodore Zeh, John Hocanson, Wayne Cook, Lester Martsolf. Pictures not shown: Charles Moore, Mabel Russell. Mrs. McCown, R. N., our competent school nurse, did her studying at the Providence Hospital. She is the one that helps us with our medical distresses. Even though she is swamped with work, Mrs. McCown is always cheerful and gay with a smile for everyone. We appreciate what she does for us. Thanks from all of us! X 55 nw' jhreiff at 'ir 3 he-i S. 'Wt-, N V K i r f i' 7 ' A s a ' f f , : . if Af-fgaf g af , x N ' is fl ' Alma Mater QQ JJlJ1JJrJmffJ1ff 1 -W.P.PI.P a Viiigmifvffl f4,fn'cr+w i ' Q O . ff sl. ASQ' B iawzgf P651 W -aa 4' an-no Nw if Autographs PATRONS 1. A Friend 4. M. 81 G. Yanssens General Store 2. Meadowbrook Farm 5. Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack Gishbaugher 8. Son 3. Lovefts Restaurant 6. Patterson Clover Farm 7. Tanner Barber Shop Sfaso Milling Division Central Commercial Company MANUFACTURERS OF BUFF 8. GRAY FACE BRICK DARLINGTON, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 4501 G. Cr. Braden COAL, CLAY, 8. BLACK TOPPING DARLINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: ENON 4531 -41- Magee Service Station ASHLAND GASOLINE DARLINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE ENON 4304 Frcmcis Cool Co. C. K. LABER 8. C. E. MOORE COWNERSJ PHONE BEAVER FALLS 4834 --42- . COMPLIMENTS OF Sunnyside Cool Coe HIGH GRADE STEAM and DOMESTIC COAL PHONE ENON 2304 NO JOB TOO BIG NO JOB TOO SMALL Jim's Towing Service HEAVY TRUCK 8. CAR TOWING WINCHING 8. STEEL LOADING 24 HOUR SERVICE ANYTIME, ANYWHERE PHONE: ENON 4562 I 1 l l -1 -'A -1 STITT SERVICE STATION Wm. E. Sfitf P p D. T. McRoberis Grocery Store and S Stfion G 0' T Bn G Lb f A Op d8t 8 PHONE E 4141 FARRELL'S GROCERY D I gt P yl PHONE E 4361 COMPLIMENTS OF DARLINGTON HOTEL BROWN'S RESTAURANT Home-made Pies Open 24 hours Route 14 PHONE: E. P. 9780 East Palestine JOHN J. CARR, JR. Accountant - Auditor Monthly Bookkeeping Income Tax Service P. O. Box 125 Unity Road New Galilee, Pennsylvania WILLARD D. GIBSON COMPLIMENTS Electrical Contractor OF Dr. George Cunningham Wiring-Fixtures-Appliances PHONE: Enon 4341 ISEMANS Dry Goods, Groceries, Fresh Meats and General Merchandise Darlington, Pennsylvania PHONE: Enon 4622 COMPLIMENTS OF GARVlN'S Isley's Dairy Store Corner of Main 81 Market Street Darlington, Pennsylvania Dairy Products 8. Lunches DARLINGTON DINER New Proprietor-Bob Aeilio Delicious Food Served All Day Bring Your Friends PHONE: Enon 4566 -46- LOUIS PIGOZZI Groceries, Meats, Hardware, Paints New Galilee, Pennsylvania PHONE: Enon 5131 COMPLIMENTS OF LADIES AUXILIARY DARLINGTON MILLING COMPANY Flower - Feed - Seeds PHONE E 423I 1 WEIK'S STORE DARLINGTON PENNSYLVANIA TRESS'S DRUG STORE 24fhS1 f B FII P yI HyppTf'II by I bl Ph 1 T T D g ST d 'I 45 U 6 0 DARLINGTON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY D I g P yl PHONE E 4546 ' 0 E lusive Styling BARBARA'S BEAUTY SHOP Q ' o PHONE E 4551 MIKE'S AUTO BODY FdRp dPtg 2322 12th A B Fu P yl PHONE B F 469 COMPLIMENTS OF BROWNIES WWWW 56351 wmifw Wm 2 PY W 43 WWW? Ly. KV ,N . QWMQWMW , 655537 'rw , wwf 2211! X33 X wijliff QR QW 3.4151 ' I .1.- IJ- 5 '7I ITIII'--III-..' I . . . , .. ... , . . , Q W .I - ,VL . I- I I III:SI?II.ILIIII.IIIII IIfII 'EI-.IIUI-'I I If II .II ' sp 1 ' 'I 1Il'I7Ilgl'n' 1 IL I IMI II -I1 I - ' . I I .- Iii III- IIJIII I ..- . 1 I J , II ,. 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