Derry Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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SENIURS . . . ?reAlumen dt Wat berry ---- Sad jlate . . . We are seniors. Hear our yell .... The loud voices of the loyal seniors were heard at every sports event cheering their team to victory. Excelling in several fields, the 55-56 Senior Class is proud of its many achievements, such as: viva- cious Joanne Baum, marching as head maiorette with our band which, incidentally, is composed of several four-year musicians and seven sen- ior maiorettes: Ann Adams, Joanne Andrako, Alice Gelston, Nancy Hoyle, Janet Koway, Janet McKee, and Shirley Panizzi. The music depart- ment boasts of innumerable talented seniors in- cluding: Harry Switzer, our first trumpeter, Fran- ces Gasdek, an excellent pianist and accordion- A duplicating job is fun for skillful Joyce Bundy, Sue Camilli, and Marilyn Kinsey. Posing for our photographer in the library are Mike Sisak and Janet Koway. ist, and Gwen Howard, our future dancing star. lt takes talented seniors to excel in the fine arts field, but it also takes exceptional lads to be outstanding athletes. The gridiron and basket- ball court proved to be a second home for Tom Barberich, Lawrence Burd, Walter Corey, Tom Pavlik, and Joe Smith, while John Gelsdorf was an asset on both the football and track teams. Gloria Sample, our lone cheerleader, bore a great influence on our many victories. Orchids to the '55-'56 graduating class. May they prove as successful in the future as they have proved in the past four years at Derry Area A. A busy Monday morning for Mr. Edmunds, Joanne Goodlln and Dolores McGuire in our supply room. George Stephens has an interesting tale for Donna Williams and Cora Moore.

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1956 SENIDRS ANN ADAMS Clerical Pretty, poised, personality-plus EVELYN BARNHART Clerical Evie is quiet, friendly all apply to Annie this Bradenville blonde was and liked by all divides her sweetness and friendli- one of our high-kicking maiorettes a pizza fan ness among everyone industrious Student Council future office worker belongs to numerous clubs. member future receptionist . . . President of the Commercial Club. NANCY ANDERSON Secretarial this dark-haired beauty lists Dick as her very special interest en- DONNA BARR Genera' G wizard at ,he drawing l0YS fmce Pmdlc' Pals with NUMY Sllrum has board quiet with a friendly smile likes to collect C' 5m'l9 for all 9 fulufe omce Workef' pop records and spoons would like to attend art school after graduation. '2 DAVID BATES College Prep Dave looks quiet, but looks are deceiving best friends are listed among . the Cooperstown crowd enioys good music . . . would rather be in physics than anywhere Science Club member. FRANCIS BAUM . . . College Prep . . . a quiet, conservative stu- M' ,f dent usually seen with Ed and Joe .. . likes reading H and playing the piano plans to enter Indiana State Teachers College an asset to many clubs. JOANN BAUM . . . General . . . her flashing boots and twirling baton led our band likes to dance and swim would rather be anywhere than in school .. . an ardent Loyalhanna resident a future beautician, GERALD BECHAK College Prep dark, good-looking Jerry causes many female hearts to flutter likes to swim a iitterbug fan very mathematical minded college next stop after graduation . . . Forensic and French Club member. KATHLEEN BISI . . . College Prep good natured and always smiling was a success in our iunior class play plans to attend Penn State after graduation active in many clubs. GEORGE BOGGIO General one of our Brodenville lads . . . farmer member of the band . . . now plays with a dance orchestra . . . has many friends and is a friend Joe Smith treats Barbara Reider to a nourishing of many. beverage. MAURICE BORBONUS . . . Clerical . . . friendly and co-opera- JOANNE ANDRAKO General Jo Ann is one of the 'life HWS' llke 9l':l5 to lnhabli Room 4 lf'dl5P'n' maiorettes in front of the band is always with one Wblefo the Commwclal Club -- - 9lW9Y5 0P9f'fll 9 omfe of ,he Loycghanna Gang Univ, in French Club and machines very popular a future clerical worker. G.A.A. H H l JANET BOWERS . . . General . . . Jenny is short and cute . . . PETER ANGE'-'NE ' ' ' Genenfl ' ,lien '5 lull of fun prefers bookkeeping to English one of our fancy roller one of Mr. Calvo's favorite musicians likes girls and ,kann can be seen Wm' lucy marriage plum baseball pals with Gene Cech doesn't agree with che., gmdumion l l l Music Club member. the theory that school makes the man Navy bound. EDWARD ANGUS College Prep quiet and persever- JAMES BOYER General Jim is a talented trombonist ing member of the Science Club operates in an has FTIUNY f':'9nCl5 - -' Plan' 99?m Y was Do frqvbls intelligent crowd chooses Razer as his favorite com- for fl'l'S CUflY'lW '9d led 5PU l'l 19 P9 50'Wl'lY W'll' 9 panion . . . active member of the French Club. 79'-'Ch of mlschlsf - - - Oh Y95l H9 N195 fool THOMAS ASHBAUGH General knpwn formally as FRANCIS BRANTNER Gmem' uooefsn one of our ho, Tee , 'S usually wlll' Buddah enloys slllmg down rodders helps hold up our school wall with Sam . . . to ad mealh of pork chops and pozatoes ..-I- lfioks for' swell sense of humor loyalhanna is his home town rgglzi 1:0 l e All Force one O Mr' Plums prolec' . .. future bulldozer operator . .. has an ancient Chevie. s . THOMAS BARBERICH General one of our big football JOYCE BUNDY Secretarial . . . pretty Joy is liked by all players Abner enioys all sports . . . Brenizer is his serves as Mr. Stump's secretary . .. secretary of the favorite stomping ground special interests are girls National Honor Society attended all-county band and eating . . . plans to ioin the Army. an asset to many clubs. 24