East Washington High School - Pilot Yearbook (Washington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

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Ib We, the 19514 graduating class of Last Washington High School are proud to dedicate this issue of THE PILOT to our faithful friend, Mr Leland Dorchester Mr Dorchester has been a member of this faculty since 1952 well as being assistant basketball coach When our class is just a picture on the wall, we hope that you Mr Dorchester, will look up and remember us as kindly as we will remember you Everyone of us knows how thoughtful and understanding you are and have been We all nsh to extend to F011 01-11' deepest appreciation THE CLASS OF 19574 2 He.teaches Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and World History, l??5, 4 -44 ,anlifs III' A-4 E rv Af f Rfk vig :gb Your experlences 1n school for the past twelve years have equipped you, 1D some degree, to take your olace 1n soclety or to extend your formal educat1on As you graduate from hlgh school, lt is lmportant to flnd a goal 1n 11fe, and ded1cate yourself to that purpose It 1S good to dream dreams and see v1s1ons, but all would be usel ss wlthout act1on Your parents, teachers, and friends H111 be pleased to hear of your contlnued achlevement Remember Worthwhlle thlngs in 11fe demand work Zend X .V Y EN , ,- , ' Q 5' K f.f ,dxf .- ' 5 F A . 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Some things are better forgotten. However, I think everyone remembers gazing with awe on the wonderful upperclassmen who inhabited the second floor, and the pride and happiness that we felt when we in turn became the grown-up fifth graders. It was in sixth grade that Patty Graham was added to our class, and a fine addition it was too. Our class had the honor, that year, of being the first to use the new desks with swivel seats. They made the most fascinating cleck as they turned and when sufficent speed could be worked up, a sound resembling machine-gun fire was achieved. In seventh grade we were blessed with two new additions, Frank Eiduke and Bob Jordan. During our big year feighth grade at lastl Mr Roberts helped us earn money to make our formal dinner dance and teachers' tea a big success. For our class day program we had a mlnstrel which we, at least, will never forget When the next September rolled around, an eager group of freshmen gathered at the High School doors The first few days we walked around in circles searchlng for classes and be having l1ke average newcomers, but this d1dn't last long, as the teachers can readily verify This year Ella Mae Kirk, Ruth Mozina, and Marjorie Zediker were added to our class Our home room teacher was M Knestrick After banging a few heads together, he was ready to pass us on to Mrs Faust. This was the year a strange sensatlon came over us and so, to have some excitement, we took to stealing clocks Remember? In our Junlor year we flooded all of East Wash1ngton w1th statlonary and magazlnes to flnance the prom wh1ch w11 never be equaled Between our selllng th1ngs and Hborrowlngu flowers for decorations, people began to h1de when they saw a JUH1OT COm1Hg Thls year Harold Whitaker Jolned us M s Meloy took a good deal from us and managed to make that JUHIOP year wonderful Our senior year started out with D1ck Murray falllng over h1s own feet while play1ng foot ball Th1s seemed to be the secret signal because immedlately a host of accldents followed Mr Dorchester not only had to take the responslbllity of getting us through Ch8mlStIy but also had to keep order 1n our home room Somehow he managed to come through lt w1th very few scars and he deserves a medal After we attend the Senior Prom, Baccalaureate, and produce a wonderful classday, our high school days w1ll be ended by Co mencement It will be a sad day when our class leaves, but the memories w1ll remaln to haunt the teachers for years to come -.3 N Fla 41 I O I . - ' O , - I I . . . - . . ., . . . J- I . . . . . . - . . t . . . . - . . . 0 . . . . . . . . I I . 2 s. ' .5 ' W , Q A - ' 4, ' .i Jef T ! 37 ' 'T 4 5 4 1 , ff - ff 5 I W , 1 .. Q A- .. ' AX -4 ' -v f ,sw . 3 . Q. 1 If-'H AT U ' - -1'- bg , ' ,nl ' ,f- V -- . af- ClASSIES S. 9 0 FMU X F-fl X LVL i ,gy H54 p K' 43?- 'mi President Dick Murra Vice President Bob Jordan an Secretary Louise Desmond 5 W' Treasurer Patty Graham PROPHECY well now little ones it is 197h, and here are your two POV1Hg reporters bringing you blow by blow events from the class of 'Sh We have been taking a world tour and at thls moment we are in the v1l1age of Oublaudee As we walk about, we pass a medlcal center where Dr J R Birch and h1s two capable assistants, Nurse Carolyn Ross and Nurse Barb Johnson are worklng out ex perlments on how to control n1cot1ne poisoning. They have d1scovered a new type of clgarette wh1ch g1VeS you less nicot1ne per puff We hope thelr experiments prove successful! ' As night falls we go to the entertainment gathering at the center of the village to hear Cavova Kirk's, alias Ella Mae Kirk of Buffalo, Pa , latest rendition of UComin' Round the Uountaln The next day we leave the vlllage to continue our tour. As we board our rocket, we are quite surprised in finding that we have taken on a new pilot. Well my word, lt 15 none other than our classmate Ronald Heiney Well, now we know we are 1n capable hands SWOOP1' SWISH We just took off' As we arrive at our next dest1nat1on, Hawaii, we are greeted by the Amer1can French dancer, who is teach1ng the latest Hawaiian Arthur Murray dance steps to the natlves It 1S Patty Graham Qhe takes us to lunch and 1n the afternoon we attend the wrestllng matches The maln event of the day is an Australian tag team match featur1ng Brute Corwln and Duke Eiduke versus Gorgeous George Jr and Cypsy George. Could th1s be the George whom Brute Corw1n has been looklng for slnce h1s Senior Year? We also see Duke's 6 foot 2 inch son, who 15 tra1n1ng to be a basketball star That was a pretty good match Winners You'll have to figure that one out yourselves Nurse Coen was the medlcal 2SS1StaDt at the mafcl We guess she is st1ll a falthful follower We hate to leave the island, but we must be m0V1HQ onward, As we pass over the Sahara Desert we get a gllmpse of Louise Desmond and her caravan st1ll searchlng for the Lost C1ty We stop to refuel our rocket 1D Egyp+ and hear that Barbara Enlow, now Mrs Platt, is forever d1gg1ng up unclalmed bod1es for her husband Good luck' Ve also hear the famous lady veter1nar1an L1nda McVeh1l 13 treatlnv camels for desert exhaustlon We have refueled and now we take off for India. As you know, the famous Tag Mahal 15 located in this countryu You may not recognlze lt now, for the world-known inter1or decorator, Ruthle Mozlna, has just flnished d01Hg the place over with some of her own ideas. By her slde, remalns that faithful buddy, Nurse Chase, It seems that Gay 1S always on hand everytime some of Ruth1e's helpers fall off the scaffolds. No wonder her favorlte song is Wwhen the Men Come Tumblxng Down,H Marjorle Zedlker is st1l1 teachlng English to the Indlans. As we cross over into RuSS13, we stop at a hotel 1n Moscow, We see on the entertalnment bill that two good acts are showlng 1n the evenlng, Harold HHotl1psH Whltaker, the famous trumpeter, is playlng there tonight. His secretary, Prlscllla Montgomery, keeps all her notes in jazz instead of shorthand. Pretty good actl We see at one of the tables the ambassador to Russla, from Amerlca, Mr. Richard Murray. Engoylng the show Nlth h1m 15 also h1s stenotyplst Robert Jordan. Jordan now types 9,5hO words a mlHUt6o Well, that must be the last of the class of '5h, We hope that everyth1ng that anyone 1n th1s class endeavors to do wlll brlng success. 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A. 2,3,h3 Student Council 23 Yearbook l,3,h- Orient Staff 33 Secretary ls Ambition: Nurse WILLIAM R. COEM IN Football l,3,h3 Basketball 1, 2,3,h3 Baseball lg Stags 1,2, 3,h3 Student Council 1,2 'QUE 'ly' T' K'-ff LOUISE LILY CHRISTINE DESMONE Y-Teen 1,2,3,hg Go-To-College Club 3,h5 Chorus lg G. A. A. 2,3,hg Yearbook 3,hg Orient Staff 35 Library l,3,h3 Vice President 3g Secretary 2,hg Treasurer lg Ambition: Study languages anc perhaps become an archaeol- s FRANCIS GEORGE EIDUKE Wootball manager 3 Basketball 2,3,h, Baseball l, Chorus l Yearbook h, Stags 3,h, Amb1tl0n Magor league base ball player A 'pk 197154 Q I y fg. Xi,-D BARBARA LEE ENLON Y Teen l,2,3,h, Go To College Club 3,h, Chorus l,2,3, G A A 4,3,h, Student Council 2, Yearbook 3,h, Orient Staff l, 2, Library 3,h, Reserve Cheer leader l,2, President 2, Ambitlon Get through college PATRlCIA ANN GRAHAM Y TECH 2,3,h, Go To College Club 3,h, Chorus 2,3,h, Tr1p1e TT10 h, County Chorus h G A A 2,3,h, Yearbook 3,h Treasurer 3,L, AmblD1On Occupational Theraplst 7 rpm' Iff,-1 iii! 4sii:e wal' 'Nqr-'nv 2'-we if J RONALD HEINEY roocbull 3, Basketball 1, Yearbook 2,3,h, Athletic ommittee 3,h Ambition Engineer ROBERT J RDAN JR Football 1,3, Basketball 1,2 3, Track 3, Student Councll 1, 3, Yearbook 2,3,h, Library 2, 3,h, President 1, Vice Pres ident h Ambition Stenographer f?'JJNNNz... rfxfp L. 'rms ELLA MAE KIRK Go To College Club 3,h, Chorus l,3,h, Trlple Tr1o h G A A 3,h, Student Counc11 3 brary 3 h, Amb1t1OH Newspaper reporter LIN'A LE MCVEHIL Go-To College Club 3, chorus 1, G A A 3, Orient Staff 3, Library secretary 3, Ambition: Veterinarian ll AQ: 4n ' :ofa ff -arf' .v- J ln 41fS 1f :IP' N.,-If PRISCILLA ANN MONTGOMERY Y-Teen l,2,3,l45 Chorus l,2,3, hy Triple Trio bg G. A, A, 2, 3,113 Yearbook bg Orient. staff 35 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Majorette hg Ambition: Ph sical Therapist RUTHIEA MARIE MOZINA Y Teen l,2,3,h Chorus 1, D Trlple Trio 1.1 County Chorus ll G A A 2,3,h Yearbook U Cheerleader l,3,h Ambltion Interior Decorator ROBERT RICHARD MURRAY Football 1,3,h Basketball l, 2,3 Baseball 1, Track 3 Stags l,2,3,h, Student Councll 3, Yearbook 2,3,h, Llbrary 3 Presldent h V1ce Presldent l Amb1t1on Engineer CAROLYN SPRONLS ROSS Y Teen l,2,3,h, Chorus 1,2,3, b Triple Trio L G A A 2 3 L, Yearbook b Magorette h Ambitlon Nurse 12 Nil? Q' AJC' -5 I' lllgk ' lvgff' X 1 -f E04 HAROLD RAYMOND UHITAKH Canonsburg 1,23 Band 1,2,3,h3 Yearbook hy Track 3,13 Ambition: Band Leader fi WN MARJOHIE LOUISE ZLDIKER Y Teen 1,2,3,h, Chorus 1,2,3, lg Tr1p1eTr1oh G A A 14 Yearbook 3 Ambltlon Be a teacher BARBARA JOHNSON Y Teens 2, Chorus 1,2,3, L, Library 1, jx' Albition Waves 13 J IU 'Lv ' n 1 x 44 4 X 0 60 Q P 1 ' 0 .4 , QXX I .Lt ,av s . Q 'J A X --' Q0 'i yi- .W 3 X 'V s- 3 ,, v 'n ,,. .. :Mw- 4-' 1 1 ,ggi- Hy .V-..f:,UAL-, 'T 1011 ' ' no Jresvd nt JOT9 'fi CD1 JG PP u-17 I 1 olyn Bruno H T -dawg 3 x wi L. gal-VJWQJHR' MW 3, f',,-va'- I--L .WQ Nd' -PG'-'br-tr -fb bf' 4 -nm.-.., 4:9 s v P sa EJ' John Ballard 0 ' ' 5 'v . 4 'hzx iv , , I ' K,T 7 5 5.0, 15 - . ' F 5' '53 '? o ' i Lg Q ' 5 A ' W , W W' 1' Qt 'I I .J 1. 7? fQl'v3 2q:?r o 4 E J K K A .M ,A ' K Ag' N , VL ...., 'W -N951 1 - by ooll ,. f f H 'Q i ,. ,,'. iw A gg NW X , f f l' l ' Q ? 351 Carolyn Bruno Vw QQ, 'Zh Fletcher Bryant ar ig, all: Carol Ann Corwin am: g? 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Laskowski 'hen you read thls messa e the school term of '53 'Sh wlll have slloped away from you forever But you hold 1U your hands a condensed ghost of the departed vear In 1? are recorded the trlumphs and shared Wlth so many of your frlends All the years orable and, after five months of snapoing pictures, m6mOF1eS wklch you want to keen of th1s past vear been nlne months of 3Ch16V9m9Dt and accolades well excitements whlch you of high school are mem smearing paste, and flndlnv To you q9U1OPS these have worth recalllng, to wou Junlors th1s has been your year of greatest endeavor whlch you can proudly bring to the nof ce of anyone who ever calls you lazy to you Sophomores +he year has brought a sense of truely belonglng at last for you are upperclassmen and not Ngreenhornn Froshes anymore, and to 1ou Freshmen the year gone by has 1ntroduced you to a more grown up and more lnterestlng pattern of school llfe 99 l E , . 1 3 ,W - . . information about you, we hone we have succeeded in capturing faithfully the C . l . ,. 1 A . do . .I Q 0 J ACTIVITIES W7 Row Row 2 Row 3 Bruno, M Jackson, M Dornheim, J Mounts , Gray, E Hazlett, S Johnson, H Coen, J Bennet, A Emery, H Iharton, M Coen, B Goga, N' Uulllck, If Harvol, M E Frazier, P Graham, L Richie, D Malardie White, A Hill, C A Corwln, C Whitaker, D Drabeck, Bruce, C Betarie -X Bailey, S Alllson, J Slmpson, R Wilson, G Hall, ff Beatty, G Wh1te Yearbook Sfaff Ro Ro Ro Ho .va Ill HI I' Q ' I lll I' lll I .- Ill A ll I .P ll' ll I ll 'filly ,aw ,Jw Y Jordan, M Miller, M Maffio, J Balent Gullick, G Helnle, A Def1111p, B Enlow, J Hutcluson, B Spencer Heiney, D Remlnzton, J Christman, P Graham, J Posten, S Cumm1.ns, Crossman, E Bovd Bryant, C Watson, B Hickman, H, Whltaker, H Smith, B McKean, J Craver, Whltaker J D1xon G3 1. 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I-9 VE! 1-1 Row ow How Row Row 9lS1GP, D Stewart, J McLean Lucclola, M L Powell Mozina, J Curtis, G Penn, G Chase, F Eiduke, M Tagsher, G Moore Capl la, D Rlchey, C Ross, P Montgomery Chapman, B Crawford, N Sabo This yearbook was launched with a bang when Carolyn Bruno opened a campaign to earn money She pep talked her business staff into selling magazine subscriptions by offering prizes the best salesmen After ten furious dqfs of filling in subscription blanks, S900 worth sales were turned in and high sales woman, Joan Balent became the proud owner of a portable radlo lynn Richie, Nancy Johnson, Marianne Goga, and Marie Geisler were just as proud of the clocks and candy which they had um But the hard working staff didn't rest on their laurels Soon they were canvassing the town for advertisements to pad the treasury even more Gloria Moore, Steve Allison, Mary Ellen Frasier, Sally White, Nancy Sabo, Ann Hill and several others toured the local business establishments until our advertisment pages had no vacancies left Then the art staff got into harness under the energetic direction of Bob Jordan. Paul Gullick was the big man in the ad-lqout department while Patty Graham, Harold Whitaker, Ruthie Mozina Chuck Olshock, and John Posten drew funmr clowns and a circus menagerie to prance across our activity pages. Bea Enlow typed out all the vital information which went underneath both the pictures Hr. Arnold took and the snapshots which Bob Beatty busily spent his spare minutes clicking. When errands had to be done, Ronnie Heiney was alwqs ready to do his part. As you see a Yearbook is a complicated concern. We've added this little piece because we want you to know just who was responsible for this yearbook of 19521. We feel they deserve a lot of credit for their efforts, don't you? 7 i:1I .ilimtiiiivi inf iiill lltniii l in 1-11pg1u:nur: - . . QA J , X f, X - I, 1 4 ,J . , i Q 1 -A m. 'V' , A 'S - Q5 I ff 1 A-P' , J-f'-f ' , , 'M ' 1 riPIe irio . 1 . 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P-sf ay qv- I 1, 'Ng ll J kg now J Rush, P Mozina, A Wales, C Bruno, P Anthony, P Graham, L Gohen, M r Frazier, McLean M Geisler, D Stewart Row H111, C Whlte, E M Kirk, M Goga, S B1TCh, M 7eN1Ker, W Lane, Harney, Meloy, M M1 1 r Pow Hutchlso B Grwnman, R f1HCh3m, G White, G He1n1e, J Llnduff, J Christman Hazlett, K Rannor A Corw1n Row Goga, B Montoonery, P D net, B McKean, F Chase, C Ross, P Montgomery, Coen, 1 Gran n lb lff9fXi,h., jtg5tg,- t 19 1 T-I r-H Lg A-T Y 455ilu f1-- a-J-4 H!i-g 2 :E - - as CN, McVeh11, F Hazlett, E M Graham, G Heinle, A H111 Row 2 B Gray, B Chapman, L Row 3 L Desmond, M Coen, P --qvs-v Row lo Row 2. Row 3. J A R a 0 0 1 12 ..m.,y .nan A G- sizfj Q: Ji 1 X1-I Enlow, E. Meloy, Mrs. Meloy, M. Mlller, M. Geisler Chrlstman, G. Whlte, S. Alllson, P. Scott, J. Llnduff Hlll, L. Desmond, L. McVeh11, M. McMurray, G. He1nie, E. M. Klrk Balley Row 1 B Enlow, M E Frazier, Mrs Meloy, C Bruno, E duhm , if-fwmgf ..... 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'! fx cg, Pow P FlJUK9, D Murr , B Corw1n, D Parkinson Row fhrlstman, J Linduff, L Grossman, J Bunn, ir Dorchester Row 3 Ingram, B Lawton, H Smlth, S All1son, Wilson Row h Montgomery, R Wlegand, D Paul, G Weiss, Goga CD ff N Ala P!! 4- lp1'1 'F' n l Pow 2 HOW now A ,lFA,1 ?9G Harrls, J Balent Graham Cohen, S Whlte, A Hlll, P Gr E Frazler, Gelsl r E Joga Thompson, n Coen, N Johnson, Scott, B Spencer, C Corwln, L Joga, J Curtls M Jac son N155 Brovn Tavsher, J Oflara, D DrabecP, n oz1na, B nnlow, C Bruno, M ieloy, L Russel, M Mlll6F, L Richle, J Qozanc, M Barney, M urocha ah J A Mounts P Dague, B Gray, S Cummins, L s P 'ontgomerJ, M Coen, D Remington G Hall, D R sal Je ter, J Sl1pSOH, M McMurray, G Helnle, E Boyd 4' een am, L Jesmond Hazlett, C Rapport J Bruce, S B1FCh Zedlker, C Betarle Lucc1ola D M818Pd16 Rlchey, G Nhlte X lx N. fi AN is ,B YV Sm, 'R 'Lax I if x YEL' 'QS-:p by f W5 'Q I W Ps. Ns A three act comedy Meet Corliss Archer was pre- sented by the Junior Class on November 20, 1953. The play was put on as one of many fund raising campaigns to help finance the Junior Senior Prom. A very fine job was done by Miss Brown, Director, assisted by Fletcher Bryant, student director. Plqring the part of Corliss Archer, 'an attractive high school girl, with a vivid imagination and per- suasive personality, was Ann Hill. Dexter 'Holy Cow Franklin, her boyfriend uhm she adores, was played by Buzzy Wilson. Cousin Agnes, very cranky and snoopy at times, was played by Hary Ellen Frazier. Corliss' parents, Hr. and Hrs. Archer, were played by Jim Craver and Sally White. The Franklins, Dexter's parents, were George Weiss and Gale Bennet. The nurse was Carol Ann Corwin, and the Maid was Harianne Goga. The very nervous Doctor was Hal Smith, and Corliss' best girl friend, with an imagination as vivid as her own. was played by Carolyn Bruno. Betty, a teenage friend, was played by Evelyn Cohen. The falculty and members of the class cooperated splendidly in making the play a success. The boys of the class, headed by Tom McBurney, stage manager, did an excellent job on the stage. The play was enjoyed by many and considered highly successful. Fletcher J. Bryant l l '27 J 0 ' ll iv-i 1? Row Row Pow Row Row 1 R1ch1e, F Goga, J D1M1chele, P. Scott, C Rapport, C A Corwin, E M Klrk, Mozina, S Whlte, B Drochak, M Gelsler, M Barney, J McLean Lane, C Barney, B Meloy, L Russel, P Graham, E Cohen, J Balent, C Harvol, E Frazier, C Bruno, D Malardle, J Rozanc Mcvehil, A Hill, M Goga, E Stevenson, S Cummlns, B Spencer, C Betarie, Dornheim, M Gullick, B Enlcw, S Birch Desmond, G Heinle, J. Reese, M McMurray, E Boyd, R Fincham, J Jester N Johnson, Hazlett, H Coen, J Bruce, D Drabeck, J Curtis Chase, G Bennet, C Ross, R Balley, J Bimpson, P Montgomery, M Coen, D Rem ington, D Richey, G Wh1te, B ay, B Chapman P Craham Crm DISTRICT CHORUS Washington at the District Chorus festival which was held at Vandergrift, Pennsylvania thi! Yen' , Over 200 girls and boys representing various high schools from the western part of Penniylvanil attended the festival Mr Goodhart from New York University was the director Gay Chase and Marilyn Coen represented East E rru-,f Sophomores Some people may think that this year's Sophomores d1dn't do much all term except sit, but actually they were busy with many pastimes and here are some of their favorites Quite a few are sporty To begin with Gale Bennet and Ray Wiegand only need swimming pools The hum of cars is music to Carol Barney, Ronnie Goga can't resist throwing snowballs, Judy Mclean and Jean Reese would rather skate around a roller rink than amthing else, Rose Finchan enjoys bouncing along on a horse's back, Bob Lawton finds hunting very exciting, Gene Levi and Louis Vore are happiest with a basketball whereas Bill Montgomery prefers a cue-stick, and Ellen Hazlett just likes being at camp Then there are the devotees of the less formal indoor sports: Paul Gullick spends his extra minutes talking to women while Mary Ellen Frazier reverses the operation and hunts Junior boys, Jim Jackson and Bernice Gray watch T V by the hour, Sandra Birch just loves to latch onto the telephone with a pal and B111 Hiclnuan uses the sane medium to arrange his endless string of dates The big men in the loafing department are Clyde Clendaniel, B111 Fnery, Jim Christmsn, Arden Emery, Jim Bunn, Billy Horn, and Don Ingram The perinnial swooners are a popular group having as members Gloria White, Carol Rapport, Mary Lou Powell, Barb Jackson, and Betty Chapman Music forms the backbone of four other girls' interests Peg Graham plays records constantly, Marie Geisler is fond of her radio, and June Curtis and Judy Di.Michele think dancing is the only way to pass extra hours Aside from these more energetic Sophomores there are several who weave dreams about certain people or things: Gloria Moore has har Joe to think about just as Evy Cohen has her Larry, Nancy Sabo has her Gib, and Gwen Heinle has her Brutsle boy. Bill Mclean channels his dreams onto model trains while John Posten livens his thoughts with guns and information about then. Dorcas Richey dotes on horseflesh and Paul Anthorv nqsteriously thinks about McMurray Ctown we meanl. 311. 1 E Q 2255 5: 13: Eavhiani.-.B.'Gr-ahah, iifiiina, Efbehei G ' T f e f' C N l F' A a ' , SPORTS CEFM I XJ' K www Mm My 7 7 '7 Q5 'P .1 If K ,f z I FJ . f.-gm , an, 'S'.u:' HH e ,- V 4. 5' ft fl It ' in HT' H f H + + H , h ' at I Y 1- H 5 Q' 7 aye 3 J- V JW' - W -J' f-H i I J X i V tw' xH V., I V X z A xx we VX I X, , I W 1 V I 3 , f if H.:- Q Q? , Q, ,Yr 1 ,Vt 3 , W rf' -.. ! 1 As, ,Gr M gy' ,nas ,V KL' gun :A yr ...SA f . KH Lt i .. ' . I uf I O- P' 5' uf: Q K. K - 'QH,,.x if v ,Sf i xi 5 X V' X Y Q, 'Y 5 -. s 1 'Q .15 3 f :env H - if -.Q,.whh QQ? Row 1. R. Cora, P. Anthony, J. McFall, B. Wharton, B. Corwin, D. Murray, J. Hutchison, J. Linduff, D. Ingram Row 2. B. Montgomery, G. Watson, F. Bryant, W. Emery, H. Bails, E. Sherman, R. Grabiak, B. 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Ronald Kwistkowski, Duncan Parkinson, Joseph Thomas, Richard Stasiowski, Jack Slmlts, Butch Peternsl, Lynn Richie, and Hazrry Baile are all-round sports addicts while Dorotlv Sue Remington, Oeraldine Hall, Joan Balent, and lancy Johnson prefer swimming, Chuck Olshock and Don Ewig delight in souping up carsg Helen Coen 'and Barbara Drochak like to ride horsebackg lrchie Conway hunts for his hobby, John Hellegers fishes for hisg Bob Crawford enjoys cruising over the countryside in a carg Elizabeth Boyd thinks rowing a boat is topsg md Janes Hutchison shoots pool for his fun. Sports of an unusual sort are pre- ferred by John Ellis who teases girls constantly and Steve Addison who adds roulette Cin English classl to his taste in sports. Music never fails to 'send' Carol Whitaker and Janet Hartean while Mary Inn Incciola likes to hear it on her radio and Sharon Dornheim, Rita Lewis, and Sally Cumins like the kind they can dance to. Movies and Television provide entertainment for Miha Maffio, Evelyn Laskawski, Joyce Toesic, Marilyn McMurray, Leona Mcvehil, and Denise Snshcl. Loretta Russell, Edith Harris, and Joan Jester fora the unofficial camera club because they snap pics so auch. Dianna Drabeck, who likes to collect beautiful dolls 3 and Robert Slater, George Penn, and John Thistle have collections, too, except they prefer stamps A hot rash of activity breaks out along the Freshnen when Terry Warholak and John Dziak craft aodel planes, Vcllie Sival tends his ming trees, Elaine Goga sits down to write a story, Anthony Defillip works with wood, and Margaret Tazsher launches into a spree of painting Balancing this energ output are Judy Oriara, Rosalie Bliley, Mickey Barney, Rose Marie Kausek, Wilma Knapper, Robert Capiola, Patty Ellis, and Mary Gullick who love loafing in all its relaxing fO1'l8e Rounding out this list are Carol Betarie and Evelyn Stevens who have one hobby in comon---Boys! is WW- W do . ' ,ew 5 1. 3 1 V ,nf pg ,, is , ' T I 'f T n ,fp -KJ A u V..Ai2,.e I, A AT, N , ,, M ,, I u ,ff - so 4 I ,H e AUTOG RAPHS To the class of '54, the Faculty members extend thelr congratulatlons Worxlng wlth you has been pleasant and enjoyable Although Graduation may seem to be the end of many good relatlonshlps, it 15 actually only the commencement ol new frlendshlps, experlences and knowledge Good Luck' QAM faux mf M fp 0591 dl 7 WZJ 71a f YMMJYJJQNQ ft AU4LML AAI' 59 A . ' . . . , . Q fl jf t ff JD , X L e Y' L67 Xfgjnylrnfz Q, - ff. ' , fy I V , K af , M XVXQAALH Aufographs ui brmrk prmud by X: wilom '1 spum pruuss of 1xlhup,r'1p1xL mln r pr: wt: ug Hrm ms aulhorxnd in un the Vclwatone method Tr' . A bln --V1 -- ' 1.11 pxiuting, Sola- producers, Wm. -I. Knllnr Inc., Buffalo, N, Y, Nu 'fK S.