Evans City High School - Echo Yearbook (Evans City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

14151 It., Gm i O l 1, Q Uhr Erhn nf 1551 Euunz QIIIQ 1-hgh Svrhnnl 151121115 Glttg lgvnnngluanta WNW VOLUME II PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF EVANS CITY HIGH SCHOOL OF EVANS CITY PENNSYLVANIA Q' TWO I hr Evhtrztttnn illlrltnu 1E Glarlmaa Mr M h Carless started teachlng the class of 1951 when they were Sophomores and stayed wlth them untll graduatlon In gratltude for the helping hand and much good advlce he has gwen us the staff of the 1951 ECHO dedxcates thls book to the man who has followed us, Mr Mllton E Carless O 6 if I K 4'-Q.. .AX ' XL if I I' , -7' f t - xl ff ft I fl 1 L 51 E, t xx , l ,v-g, . V T, , . L O 9 LC Y? ' v Uhr Mnzuh nf 'IIIIIIEITIHII BO XRD OI Sf IIOOI IJIRIC IORS UI Iwansburg Borou h I orwrrd Tow nshlp Ilelxson 'lownshlp IOINI SC HOOI SYSII PM Presndent I Earl Hughe Y ICC Presldent I II'1r0ld Mlckley Seuetfuy Samuel I Hlm s Nlerlc B McCune Pre ldent C D Skinner Ixcrx Vue In rdent I Earl Hu hes G K Snyder Mrs Elaine NVood MEYIBERS OF THE FORNVARD DOARD .1ulI Marbur Ll Presldent H A Schubert S I Hrmcs Seerctarx F A Bond f X Pferdehlrt NIEVIBERS OI' 'IHE IACKSON TOWNSHIP BOARD Roy Rape Iresldent Elmer Frfmkensteln I Harold 'Wlckley Secretary Harry S Schoeffel ILIII JL1 Iesse Schldemantle 'IIIIL 2 1 0 U I f 3 Q I f I , i I' ' Q 5 L . g V MEMBERS OI EVANSBURG BOROUGH BOARD I . , , S' . . ' ' I. E. ', . ' g I 4 4 Y, P, u , gn ' . . - - .' '. I ' ' r I' 'I' , , . X . I I I' FOUR he hm1n1rfIrai1n11 MRS WOOD The sm1l1ng person that you frnd ln the cubbyhole on the far srde of the stage rs Mrs Wood Though not a very brg person she IS very efflcrent as a secretary She may not always want to grve you an excuse to get mto class after you have been tardy flVC or SIX tmes rn a week, but at least you w1ll get a cheerful negatlve answer The Staff of the 1931 Echo has just cause to be proud of rts achlevement 1n publrshmg a most excellent hrgh school annual We w1sh the staff and all other mem bers of the Class of 1951 great success m all of ther life endeavors Edwm L Anderson I Uhr Qlwatnhml Staff V- TU ll HlAT!R llllil 280 MR SCHOEFFEL MRS SCHOEFFEL MR MCCORMICK Here are the three people who clean up after the students of the hvans Cxty Hxgh School and Grade School have spent a day tracklng 1n mud and a general mussmg up of the two bulldlngs Th1S Worklng tr1o can be seen do mg IIS magnlflcent yob of cleanlng long after the doors of the school hawe been closed Th1s year we Welcome Mr MCCOfm1Ck who has added h1s pleasant ways to our school Mr McCorm1ck 15 the man who keeps the Grade School bulldlng shlnlng, and Mr and Mrs Schoeffel keep the H1gh School 1n good a cond1t1on Mr Schoeffel IS also the man who g1ves up hrs evemngs to open and close the audltorlum when some enterprlslng class has a dance or specxal affalr They are always wllllng and obllgxng to gnve a helpxng hand where xt IS needed and a great deal of cred1t goes to them for the clean order ly buxldmg they keep The students of the class of 1951 say thanks to th1s tr1o of grand people who made our school a meer place to attend. 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Mr Frank I Adamczyk Boys Physrcal Fducatron, Hrstory Shppery Rock Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Q Andrews Band Ithaca Carneg1e Tech Geneva Harry M Besnecker Latrn, Hrstory, Basketball Coach Grove C1ty Mrs LOIS Best Domestlc Scrence Pennsylvanra Indxana State College MIIIOD E Carlcss Socral Scrence, Phys1cal Educatron Sllppery Rock Unrversrty of Prttsburgh UH1V6I'S1f.y of New Mexrco Ollver F Cashdollar, Ir Chemrstry, Serene: Grove Cxty Unrversrty of Prttsburgh Mrss Genevreve Drck Commercml Wcstmrnster Umversrty of Prttsburgh Mr Iohn B Drxon, Ir French, Englrsh Geneva Unrversrty of P1ttsburgh I hr illarulig Wir Phnllp Hnrsthx MIIIILIIIIIIQS Sutntt Genex 1 UIIIXCISIIN of Plttsourgh Vllss xll'Ulfl1d Holltrlm Nlumt Oberlm Conservatory Vlr Wllllllll Lower Affflklllfllfll Instruttor Pennmlvama State UDlVCfb1tW of Pntsburgh Vim Lnrrlt Plftr Iumor HIKYII lnstruttor Indlana State College Vim BllIlLllL R1ppcr Iumor I-Iurh Instruttor Sl1pDClV Rock UIllVCFS1ty of Pxttsburgh Vlrs Hutl Rlpptr Art, Iumor Hwh Instruttol 7 fypq Vlr HIFFX P Strong Shop Iumor Hwh lnstruttor C illfOlfll3 State College Vlrs luphtm Trlpp Ellglhll SOLIII Stump Wnnesbulg Cahforma Stitc Ellzabethtown College Vllss Llllllll Wlllllms Cnrls PllySlL ll hlutltlon Sllppexy Rock Vlrs cllllll' fclglcr Nurse West Penn Hospltal 4rvv 7 i QV 1 'AMIAL UNI SEVEN of , . A -X--N Y- r,'.' x I A R Q . . ' -1 V ' ' V ' V h N 1 Q ' . .4 . y 1 VY . . . - l ' Af l I fr ' ' . l .l .fl .,,..,.,t,.-. .' ' . 6 k ff . ' C 5 ' ' C , Sllppery Rock 2 f . , - U . - f l . . 'I .I . U . abr 4 y , ' ' C , ' . C , Z. , . v ., l .. l ,4 , 1. . fl' 6 as sr x X J. I . ,yly , ffyuv ' 1 S :I 1 lf'-6' fx. Efhv Svvntnrn -gm my Ci? Ellen Sentara JEAN ANDERSON November 10 c'lnnle ul IC ll l DIUXKII llalr SUITS her Nexel seen xxlthout Jane lExcuse Nler unless vxlth Homer Faxorlt hobby IS seelng hon clos she can LOIYIC to you NNlIh0Ut put a clatch on lel new Plymouth one ol hc bloody but unbovled debat tcam Oul Jean toots a Llallnct ln the band ARDELL BONLO July 8 Onc ol the lnlglltx lutulc farmels Is certaln to be a suc cess Wlth hls flne bulld Ardell 15 a hard worker and vers alll b1flOUS He IS frlendly and vxcll llkcd by all vlho know llllh I alwaxs wllllng to help a lrlcnd BARBARA BUYER Aprll 3 Plcttx HOISX and fllendlw d scllbes our Barb Hel IHVOFII steadv beau lb Coo Who? Hal old Graham Barb IS lorever gettlng her halr cut and talk mg She sometlmes puts her DOISIPHESQ to use when sh leads the cheers at the footoall and basketball games Her ambltlon IS to bc a nurse EMILY BURGARD March 23 Thc roller skater of the class IS EITHIW You c n tlnd hcr t thc rlnk almost every nlgllt She loves to talk about hel box frlend Jlm She IS often e rl vnlth her best frlend Shlrl x Emlls IS verx good ln SDOIIS and IS an actlxe member of GAA WILLIS DAVISON Aprll 30 Wlllle loves a good Joke matter lf hes telllng lt or som onc else IS telllng lt Llsten to JIIITI slng ln Boxs and Nllxcd Lllolus just llke a blrd Wllllc also plaxs ln the band The halls would be gloomy vslthout Vlllll les Ll'lCCIf-U1 smlle K 75 SENIORS PAUSE FOR A MOMENT EDNA MAE BEAHM January 30 Alxlaxs busx A Wllllng and dlllgent worker especlallv f thele are any DICIUTES to draw If you would llke DICIUTEQ drawn for posters annual ad vcrtlslng or programs she wlll gladly do It ACIIVE member of mam clubs A good student Has a qulet frlendllness that makes her well llked WILBERT BONZO June 21 Has handsome red halr and a cheerful dlsposltlon Llke hls brother Wllbert IS also a future farmer He IS an ambltlous and co operatlve worker Can be de pended upon to do a Job well RICHARD BUCHANAN Aprll 23 Frank Slnatra Junlor lS our Dlck He loves to croon He le longs to the Boys and MlXed Chorus Alwavs neat looklng A vers good dresser Dlck also belongs to the band Loves to talk He IS an actlve member ln class vlork JACK CRIDER June 26 Hand the ball to Jack and uatch hlm go a football or a basketball makes no dlfference to hlm Wlt of the class Loxes to drlve MISS Dlek wlld VISIIS a certain glrl ln Butler by the name of Joanne Llked by all because of hlS sense of humor and hls good sportsmanshlp JEAN DeHART J auuary 1 Jean ls a future homemaker Hcr cheerful dlsposltlon noted by everyone Her best lllehd 1S Peggy and they are often seen together She IS a color guard ln the band Very co operatlve and frlendls NINE 1119 Sentara ANNA DUFFORD Apr1l 26 Anna IS our newest member of our class She arrxved durmg our Jumor year We were happy to have her Jom us Anna 15 a wxllxng worker xn school at t1v1t1es and trles hard m her studies Loves French JANE FEHL August 20 J ne vw ars the latest n clothes always neat and well dressed Very thoughtful and conslderate Boy frlends name IS Glenn Jane belongs to the Glrls Chorus An actlve mem ber of the class and found al ways wxllmg to help RUTH FRISHKORN January 8 Ruth xs an engaged glrl She talks endlessly about her boy frlend Lewls All she wants as glfts are thlngs for her hope chest Ruth ns a sports lover She IS Presxdent of GAA Ruths mam passlon IS drxvmg her car down one way streets the wrong way of course DONALD GREEN May 30 We are planmng to run Don for presxdent 1n l910 on the Democratxc Tlcket We all hav hlgh hopes on hls be ng presx dent Dons greatest pastlme IS argumg pohtxcs Hxs next great est pastlme 15 gomg out Wlfh Janet Don I5 a good sport and a good frlend JOHN IRVINE March 9 D1d you ever see a beard VK31k1Ylg7 Well I dld Guess who was behind xt Why John of course' John IS another member of the Bloody but unbowed debate team A good athlete ln both football and basketball Has a snazzy new car and IS partxal to Ottos lce cream TEN REMEMBERING THE HAPPINESS PAUL DYER June 2 Paul IS another future farmcl vuth a brxght future He 15 a successful trumpet player the band and has acqulred the pos1t1on of Presldent of the band He IS a hard worker and friend to all Paul seems to be partlal to glrls from Mars CARL FISHER July 17 Carl has 0I'1g1I'lBted a westeln trend m style smce he began sportlng thos cowboy boots spurs and all Loves to desxgn super special car and airplane models Llkes to see what makes thmgs go Favors out ot town glrls HARRY GOEHRING Apr1l 16 Dld you see somethmg das! past'P Don t get alarmed It was just Harry practlclng for Track Harry IS about the fast st run ner 1n the school One of the Blg Red He l1kES to get the best of you m all argum nts Won t gxve up a pomt wxthout a fxght Good student DALE HARTER January 18 Around left end goes Hartcl one of the Blg Red H15 mek name IS Rudolph One of our future farmers Doesn t seem to llke the E C glrls Always full of fun Always a gav smile Loves to drlve Doc wlld RAYMOND KNOX December 13 Raxmond IS often seen ln 1 yellow Lonvertlble An effluent and amb1t1ous student and can well succeed ln lxfe 1f he so de sxres Good frlend Pleasant dlsposltxon Uhr Svminm EDWARD KOSINSKI Julv 3 Ed loxes a good book Reads tonstantlx as qulet e tommg smlle Looks forward to a brllllant future through h1s I-FA trammg Would prefer ably choose the company ol boxs Nlce personality JAMES LARKIN March 13 Algebra whlz Exexyone comes to hlm with thexr problems One of the B1g Red Held down the opposltlon manv times Wlfh his heavy blows J1m loves to t ll Jokes and llsten to them Loads of fun a good frlend BETTY LINTZ June 7 Betty max b small but she has a lot of pep and enelgx She has beauuiul red haxr and a sparklmg personallty 3et x loxes to roller skate Alwavs xery wxllmg to lend a hand An other shorthand wh17 Good student LOIS McCANDLESS July 9 D1d you ever notlce that glrl walklng down the halls carrx mg a baton? Thats Loxs takmg her baton home for practlce Um of the twlrlers ln the band Al most anv txme of the da sou wxll fmd her at her lavoxlt hobbv talkmg Cheerful ds posltlon PEGGY MCKINNEY October 2 Jeans buddx tall w1tn dark brown curlx haxr orrl s needlesslv A future homemnk One of the color guarus ln the band Peg lxkes to o nc East to make frlends w1'h x ce personalxtx FRIENDSHIPS TRIED AND TRUE -un LEE KUMMER Aprll 24 Lee puts h1s helght to a good adv antage on the basketball floor Has a good voxce Lee IS a wlllxng and lndustrlous work er m all school act1v1t1es He xs a good sport and a frlend to all who know hlm PATRICIA LIBENSCHECK March 25 Pat 18 verx tall and pretty Pat IS one of the color guards 1n the band She always has a m1schev1ous look ln her eve She xs Mutt of the Mutt and Jeff combmatlon of Pat and Barn A great lover of hlstory BARBARA MAHAN July 5 Barb IS the Jeff of the Vlutt and Jeff combmatxon As short as Pat IS tall Also a color guard m the band and a substttute cheerleader Another of those engaged gxrls Good sport SAM McELHINNY August 26 Red haxr and blue eyes make a nxce Lombmatlon especlally on Sam He seems a httle shy wxth the women but you never can tell He IS gomg to be a future farmer Sam says lxttle but 1S a good frlend to all h1s class mates ROBERT MILLER August 6 Bob Joined our class our .lun 1or vear and has been a wel come addltlon He IS a sturllous and frlendly boy Actlve mem ber of many clubs Bob has a mee voxce and IS a good slnger also Has been well hked by a ELEVEN Ihr Sentara TED MILLER May 9 Ted loves to tease Is alv ays bubblmg wxth good humor Neat dresser and nxce manners A good frlend of W11l1es 'ltd xs a Wllllhg class worker and good sport Good student LOUIS MYERS May 21 Mousxe and Bune are buddxes Seen most places together An other artxst Keeps talent w ll hidden Lxkes cheerleadmg perhaps better than games One of Docs boys A good sport and well liked ESTHER N ULPH November 18 A llttle blt of a thmg but so mce She has a quiet frlendh ness about her Shes a bundle of neatness always well dressed One of the FHA girls Is co operatnve and helpful m school actlvxtxes Well llked DENTON POWELL May 19 Denton IS another of Docs boys a future farmer Has help ed the success of several plays and stage productxpns a member of the stage crew Good student Wxllmg worker Good frlend JAMES POWELL October 21 D1d you evcr see such mc wavey blond ha1r and those brxght blue eyes? J1m ns a fav orle with the gurls Has a green car whxch he uses to transport h1s manv frxends n Good voxce and pleasmg person alnty Future farmer and good worker TWELVE FOR ALL DAYS WELL SPENT JANE MOYER March 21 ean s o ter halt 1 r manx mcknames such as 'lon IC S 1m etc One oi N lss Dlck s shorthand w h IZ z e s Claims she loves P O D and M1 Carless See her strut as she leads the band Has a dlgnlfled appearance fools xou at flrst glance BRUNO NOT0 July 1 Bruno IS known as Bune Carl bs his classmates He dlsllkes the name very much Favorxte songs have Belles ln them Bru no IS a good artlst Another FFA boy Bruno has a brxght and cheerful personallty Hard worker JANET PARSONS March 5 Janet IS always fllled Vkltll cheerfulness Hardly ever seen wlthout a smlle on her face One of the rmgs on thelr tlng takes part ln many school plays and 3CtlVlll9S Always a wlllxng worker GEORGE POWELL September 26 Exact opposxte oi brothcr J1m Shorter and dark Has an un usual sense of humor away eager for something 1 dc Lowes to tease the girls Havmff mysterlously acqulred thc n ck name Nlonk he m turn calls everyone else by that name Has many irxends CHARLOTTE PRYOR October 3 Dollx IS har nlcknamc Lovcs to skate She IS a good lr1end of Janet Llkes to rlde around ln Jlms car Is verx frlendlx and a good worker ln class ac t1v1t1es Loxes to smg O l 5 , l l ' E . .f ' l J tl '. Fil oi' ' ' I I a ' . . . . ' ' ' ' .' ' ers girls. -Loves to tease. Janet A S a V . b' 'b 4 o fl. l I . ' ' 4 Q 'I I i'., I' . N . i. ' ' ' . I ' N. Uhr Sentara FRANKLIN RAMSEY March 3 Better late than never Frank Has curly red ha1r and a cheer ful d1spos1t1on He IS center on the B1g Red team A member of the Bloody but unbowed de bate team Frank has a fatal charm w1th the glrls Is a good fr1end to everyone and a won derful worker WILLIAM RENO August 4 The student manager of the football team IS B111 He has a good VOICE and belongs both to Boys and Mlxed Chorus Actxve member of many clubs and a frlend not to be had HUGH WEHMAN J auary 14 If anyone 1n school needs l1ghts or rad1os repa1red h calls on Hugh Has a creatlve ab1l1ty that w1l1 make h1m suc ressful 1n ltfe Loves to t1nker w1th the short wave radxo wh1ch he made hlmself Very qu1et A good student AND ALL THAT TIME HAS MEANT IN EVANS CITY HIGH SCHOOL MAE REIDENBACI-I May 23 Mae IS always full of steam Another member of the Bloody but unbowed debate team Has an unusual g1ft of speech whlch beneflts her 1n this cause Mae always has a welcome sm1le Amb1t1ous and well l1ked Never a ull moment w1th Mae around BARRY SPENCER June 26 Barry loves to sleep no mat ter where he IS H1s favorxte sleepmg place IS BUSINESS Class Class presldent and one of the Bxg Red G1rls f1nd h1m 1rres lstable Plays favorxte wlth a certa1n ZEIIE g1r Drlves around 1n h1s m1ghty Jeep f t n seen w1th his sldeklck Al ALBERT ZATTIERO October 1 Love them and leave them IS h1s motto Charms everyone w1th h1s sparklmg smxle and cheerful personahty A star on the Bag Red Al can be depended upon to help when needed and w1ll never let a friend down School w1ll never be the same wxthout hlm Good fr1end to a THIRTEEN O . - . - d very good worker. 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Mant dl :mil Elvztnmrnt Qllzwn nf IH 1 We the Class of 1951 of the cxty of Evans C1ty County of Butler State of Pennsylvama bemg of unsound mmd and memory, but of a dlsposmg character do hereby make publxsh and declare thxs to be our Last W1ll and Testament hereby re voklng any and all wxlls heretofore made by us FIRST As a class we leaxe Mr Carless Last ' ' ' SECOND As mdlvxduals we each leave some t1tle or possessnon that ns near and dear to us Jean Anderson leaves her tltle of Prmcrpals daughter to anyone who wants xt They get ev erythmg that goes w1th 1t Of course th1s xs wlth out Papa Anderson s approval Edna Mae Beam leaves her Edxtorshlp of ECH O to anyone stupld enough to want xt Barbara Boyer bequeaths her cheerleadlng abxl 1ty to Marxlyn Jones Rlchard Buchannan leaves h1s ab1l1ty to play the saxaphone to Allan Zeman Emlly Burgard leaves all her notes to Mxlton E Carless Jack Crxder leaves hxs ab1l1ty to speak French to anyone who can understand lt Wl11lS Davlson leaves h1s ab1l1ty to play the bar1tone to Elame Berry Jean DeHart thought Pat Saul would l1ke to have her blonde halr Jane Fehl sa1d that Irene Spurk asked espe c1ally for her quiet d1spos1t1on Carl Fxsher leaves h1s brams to anyone who IS bewlldered by school Carl explalned to us that h1s braxns were as good as new he had never used them Ruth Frlshkorn leaves nothmg behmd that she could posslbly put ln her hope chest Harry Goehrmg leaves h1s typmg speed to Ronme Moore Donald Green leaves h1s many txtles as Vlce Presrdent to anyone who can f1ll h1s shoes John Irvme leaves h1s beard to the Dramatlc Club Betty Lmtz leaves her shorthand speed to Belle McPherson Peggy McK1nney leaves her hexght to Janet Hxcks The Semor Class leaves Robert Miller to Shlr ley Scovxlle Jane Moyer leaves her books all over the hxgh school Louls Myers bequeaths h1s artnstlc ab1l1ty to Pat Curtls Bruno Noto leaves h1s drlvlng to Melmda Cooper FOURTEEN Janet Parsons leaves Mr Adamczyks secre tarral dutles to Mary Alxce Smlth James Powell wont leave h1s llttle green Chevxe to anyone Charlotte Pryor leaves a bottle of peroxlde to Dorothy Hncks Frank Ramsey leaves st1ll saymg Im con fused' Mae Reldenbach leaves her pocketbook shes always leav1ng xt somewhere Wxlllam Reno leaves h1s Jobs as manager to Albert Buelher Barry Spencer leaves w1de awake I wonder Hugh Wehman leaves h1s hexght to Dlck Thomas Albert Zattxero leaves h1s l1ne to anyone who can swallow lt Ardell Bonzo leaves h1s bra1n to Bruce Jordan Hes taklng h1s brawn wxth hxm Wxlbert Bonzo leaves the FFA to the rest of the Future Farmers Anna Dufford leaves her studlous attltude to Johnny Fyock Paul Dyer leaves h1s presldency of the band to Tom N1cklas Dale Harter leaves h1s football abxlxty to Roy Long Raymond Knox leaves h1S absentee SIIDS to M1ss Wxllrams Ed Koslnskl leaves qulte a few words unsald Lee Kummer leaves hxs quletness to Ed Rape James Larkm leaves h1s mathematlcal gemus to Clarence Strable Pat Llbenschek leaves her love for hlstory sub jects to all hlstorlcal organlzatlons Barbara Mahan leaves her shootmg ab111ty to anyone who WlSh6S to guard the band Lo1s McCandless leaves her twxrlmg ab1I1ty to Beverly Mrller Sam McElh1nney leaves h1s even personalxty to anyone who feels they need lt Ted Mlller leaves h1s neatness to all the messy underclassmen Denton Powell leaves h1s corny Jokes to all the other cards Uokers that IS, George Powell leaves h1s book reports to Mr Dxxon Esther Nulph leaves her smxle to any future dramatxc productlons that are 1n need of a smxle Shlrley Donaldson Delorxs McCorm1ck Jerald Sutton Eleanor Grlener and Gary Frlshkorn Left us earller ln the year D , . - v ' ' . . ' . . . ' . V ' . . ' , . . , , , If - ar , - ' - as 1 I 7 . . . . 1 11 ' v u ' u ' ' v ' ' ' sa ' - . , ' , . . . - - - , . . . . . . . ' 1 - ' ' 1 1 . . . . . U 1 1 u - - . , . 0115155 S Day School Scared Stupxd September 4 1939 was the b1g day A day on whlch twenty exclted but fearful ch1ldren started a chaln of uneventful and tollsome years Under M1ss Iffts capable leadersh1p we out sang Nelson Eddle ln our f1rst operetta and rocked the rafters wlth our Rhythm Band Grade 2 MISS Lynch was the next unfortun ate teacher to be our school guardlan for a short uneventful year Grade 3 Our thlrd year of learmng w1th M1ss Gladys Rlpper was a comb1nat1on of smashlng txncans dlmes for war stamps and donatxons for the armed forces The unsolved mystery of the thlrd grade was the reluctance of Betty L1ntz to go out for recess Could lt have been she was afrald of Hubert Battys amorous attent1on under the flre escape? Grade 4 The fourth year saw us growmg heav 1er ln m1nd and body w1th much thanks for both to M1ss Klng She not only fed our mmd but loaned us penmes on chocolate mllk day Thxs lS also the year m whlch Buzz Irvme and Jack Crlder took Shlrlev Donaldson and Lenora Engllsh for a walk ID the woods to show them the1r clubhouse Lenora broke all present track records ln her sprlnt home escaplng from Buzzs flrst kxss Grade 5 Tsh' Tsh the answer to every school chllds wildest dreams the school burned down Thls dlsaster occured after our second operetta a Halloween parade Cln whxch we won flrst DTIZGD and much eraser beat1ng and blackboard washmg under the superv1s1on of Mrs Zelgler Grade 6 Slxth grade was a topsy turvy year 1n wh1ch we were farmed out between the churches f1re hall and the h1gh school on account of the school f1re The present room 14 was our class room and agam thanks to M1ss K1ngs teach mgs we became such small l1ttle chlldren Cahemly we only had half days of school Much to our cha grm M1ss K1ng left for forelgn ports as a m1ss1on ary shortly before the end of the school year Grade 7 Another 1mportant step was taken Jumor H1 w1th 1ts exc1tement of changxng rooms dxfferent subJects and the much apprec1ated use of the llbrary Grade 8 County Exams' Do you remember how we fussed and fumed about them? Also do you remember how we practlced long to get an excel lent paper to get our certlflcate from the A N Palmer Good Wrrters club llminrg In 1947 we agam entered something entlrely new Hxgh School As lS the custom to become a full fledged member of hxgh school we were properly 1n1t1ated by the Semors We made our f1rst b1g dramat1c xmpresslon on the upperclassmen and our teachers when we made the Freshman as sembly a memorable one w1th a very good play under the d1rect1on of M1ss Bell Already xts 1948 and the begmnmg of a very busy year as Sophomores We worked hard at the football games selhng hot dogs and refreshments Another of our mdustrxous projects was selllng sub scrlptlons for magazlnes We nearly set Broadway on 1ts ear Wlth our outstandlng Sophomore Class Play Arsemc and Old Lace dxrected by Mr Car less We found some unusual actmg ab1l1t1es ln some of our fellow class mates To end a perfect year we sponsored a banquet for the Semors Well We were now ln our thlrd year of hlgh school Our b1g Job th1s year was the prmtlng of the News Reel our school paper We strove to put out more and better papers than precedmg classes At Chrlstmas we presented the Jumor as sembly 1n the form of a program of Marlonettes We now have reached a long dreamed of deslre- last day of school rolled around we looked eagerly forward to the forthcomlng year Our goal was ln slght At last we have reached the destlnatlon we have so long awalted We are now Semors The f1rst problem to confront us th1s year was the Freshman In1t1at1on Party Wh1Ch we took care w1th the greatest of ease We promptly ordered our name cards and class plctures before Chrlstmas We selected Mr Russell Bennett to do our class plctures Because of the b1g 32 lnch snow our Semor Play had to be postponed We also mxssed a week of school Agam we had selected Mr Car less to dlrect our play It was presented January 18 1951 The productlon George Wash1ngton Slept Here agam proved a dynamic success for the dramat1c aspxratlon of our class We had a very successful Senlor Prom when we danced to the muslc of Lee Barret At last' That long awalted day IS really here Graduatlon We have now completed our flrst twelve years of school and are ready to step out mto the world as better c1t1zens and to take our place xn soclety We now take on an even greater task as we set out to carry on the tradxtxons and uphold the pr1nc1ples of our free and democratlc ways of l1fe that have been so carefully guarded by those who have gone before us FIFTEEN G - i T . i ' .' . . 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I 0112155 Igrnpherg Dear Mr Carless Recently we recelved a letter from you ln qu1r1ng about the GREAT Class of 1951 We Wlll 1nform you to the best of our ab1l1ty about each member of our famous and outstandmg class F1rst of all we have Jean Anderson an efflc lent secretary to Ted Mlller who IS pract1c1ng law 1n New York C1ty Edna Mae Beahm who IS now a great artlst 1S over 1n England pa1nt1ng the royal portralt of the kmg and queen Barbara Boyer 1S head nurse at the Allegheny Hosp1tal 1n Plttsburgh Mae Reldenbach IS secretary to Ardell Bonzo who IS VICC presldent of the Jones 8a Laugh11n Steel Corp Rlchard Buchanan IS a famous vocahst at the Stork Club 1n New York C1ty w1th Paul Dyer and h1s world famous orchestra Emlly Burgard IS propr1etor of Isalys Shes been worklng there long enough fDont you th1nk J Jack Crlder IS coach at Penn State Of course you remember Jack won the All Amer1can Foot ball Award 1n 1953 Anna Dufford 1S a secretary to J Edgar Hoover of the FBI 1n Washmgton D C Harry Goehrlng IS employed by the State For estry Comm1ss1on at Cooks Forest York C1ty She told me recently to tell you to drop 1n for a touch up on your mustach when you re ln town Ruth Frlshkorn IS now happlly marrled and l1v1ng ln then' newly bu1lt home 1n Zellenople Carl F1sher IS workmg 1n a Toy Shoppe spe c1al1z1ng 1n model a1rplanes He now draws a salary for h1s 1nvent1ve ab1l1ty Donald Green IS runnxng for v1ce presldent of the Unlted States on the Democrat1c tlcket w1th John Irvme as h1s mam opponent W1ll1am Reno IS tak1ng vo1ce lessons to 1m1tate D1gger Odell the fnendly undertaker Charlotte Pryor IS a master sergeant ID the Womens A1r Force She IS statxoned at Lackland A1r Base 1n San Anton1o Texas Janet Parsons IS happlly marrled and l1v1ng 1n her new home on Margaret Avenue Inc1dently Mr Carless Janet told me she was go1ng to ralse a football team and she wanted you to coach them Patr1c1a L1benscheck IS a secretary to Mr Hess of the Oswald 81: Hess Company fWay to go Path Mrs Harold Spangler formerly Barbara Mahan IS l1v1ng 1n her new home outslde of Evans C1ty Peggy McK1nney has Just purchased a dress factory ln Pxttsburgh w1th Jean Dehart as her f1nanc1a1 advlsor SIXTEEN Lols McCandless has taken over The House of Jaffe s 1n Butler Hugh Wehman has recently purchased the KDKA Broadcast1ng System 1n Plttsburgh Lou1s Myers IS an adm1ral 1n the U S Navy w1th none other than the three Powells under h1m J1m IS a v1ce admxral George 15 a chlef petty offxc er and Denton well he s st1ll a seaman thlfd class It seems Denton Just can t get beyond that po1nt Sam McElh1nny has taken over hlS fathers ch1cken farm on the outskxrts of Evans C1ty Th1S w1ll really k1ll you Barry spencer IS DEAN of Mlaml Umverslty at Mlaml Florlda Raymond Knox lS a famous sc1ent1st who 15 head of the Treesdale Laboratory IH Mars W1ll1s Dav1son has replaced Mrs Wood 1n the off1ce of our old Alma Mater at Evans C1ty Jane Moyer IS employed by the Whlte House actmg as a pr1vate secretary to Presxdent Truman NOTICE TO MISS DICK Jane says she doesnt even use the Shorthand whlch you so thoroughly taught her she uses a d1ctaphone She also stated all that work for noth1ng I hear Bruno Noto has purchased Schoeffels Market w1th Frank11n Ramsey as h1s butcher Esther Nulph 1S a famous actress 1n Hollywood After the part she played ln George W3ShlHgt0H Slept Here we declded the only place for her would be IH plctures Al Zatt1ero IS teachlng rel1g1ous educat1on at the U S Naval Academy W1lbert Bonzo has taken over Snyders Im plement Store He asked me to tell you 1f you ever declde to take up farmmg to be sure to drop 1n and look over the equlpment James Lark1n IS a Hudson car dealer J1m asks Why dont you come 1n and buy a good car? He sa1d a Hudson Wlll outrun a Bulck any day Robert M1ller IS a p1lot 1n the U S A1r Force He flys the presxdents pr1vate plane The In dependence Dale Harter plays guard for the Penn State L1ons Ed Kos1nsk1 owns a canmng factory for vege tables It was formerly known as Del Monte s now lt s KOSIHSKI s Incorporated And fmally we have ourselves Lee IS a pro fessor at Penn State maJor1ng 1n Algebra Me well Im st1ll a pr1vate secretary to the Presxdent of the Nat1onal Tube Company 1n Ell wood C1ty Well Mllt I guess that takes care of our won derful class Hopmg to hear from you soon we smcerely remaln THE CLASS PROPHESIERS Betty and Lee I gg 99 . : , U . . ' . . ' . . , - ' . ' ' . 1 ' , . ' , . . . . 7 7 . l V . ' . . . A . Y . 1 . ! ' 1 ' , . ' y. . . . , , - y . ', - . ' 1 - 1 , 11 ' 11 ' 1 . , , , . . . ' .I . . I I , . n ,7 ' Q, 1 ' ' , . . f . . . Jane Fehl owns a quaint beauty salon in New ' ' ' ' . as - 11 v, - V ' . ' . ' Y . ' I I KK J ' ' Y! . . . . . 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' , D . . . , Ihr Gllawz nf 15151 Prcsldcnt B lrry Spencer Vnce Presndent Don ald Green Secret try Irma Moyer Tre lsurcr Ilmcs Lark1n MOTTO Armed wlth the swords of knowledge We face the future unafrald CLASS COLORS Red and Whlte CLASS FLOWER Rose POET Mae Ed1th Reldenbach SONG Edna Mae Beahm CLASS WILL Jean Anderson and Ruth Frlshkorn CLASS PROPHECY Betty Lmtz and Lee Kummer CLASS HISTORY Janet Parsons and James Lark1n CLASS SONG Lmger Awh1le Tho now we are leavmg We lmger awhlle Recallmg the memorles Of many a smlle And when we have gone away Well look back at every day We spent here In our dear Beloved E C Tho far we may travel We st1l1 shall recall The help and the guxdance Shown to us all And when we have gone awav Well look back at every day M8mOF16S dear Recalled here At old E C I-hgh CLASS POEM What The Future Holds We ve sald a m1ll1on t1mes or so- How glad we ll be when 1ts our turn to go To leave our books and all the rest And put our knowledge to the test The txme has come the partmg near Suddenly the place seems very dear Before your face pass the t1mes you had Both the very good and the very bad The t1me you studled for a test Just to go on Wlth the rest All the trouble the teachers went through Just to pass learnmg on to you The future road leads from the past The road we traveled so very fast Our eyes shme our hearts are stout The future holds a promlse w1thout a doubt SEVEN TEEN . x , . . g . ,. r n 4 , . . . . 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A A 5, hxhxgwil L I 0 J NX A 1 v V S -I J - ' - .L.,-.- ..,.flv1 Z 0 ,Xp ' Hpfck Uhr Qllzwa nf 1552 'hr .Uuninra Fllsl Rovx Ruth Tuttle Lena Iwoto Jeanette Schuxler Bettx Lou Moore Belle 'NIcPerson Bexerlx 'xlnllcr Betsx 'V!cElh1nnx Ruth Crxtthlovx Nanex Bond Edlth Bovxser Bernlce Kosmskl Scrond Roxx Mlss Duck Marx Lou Iman Ann Trlpp Marv Al1ce Smlth Bcttx Sue Shaulxs Lo1s Zmkham Bcttx Youngblood Marx Burr Shxrlex Seov1lle Mellnda COODQI Mr Hlrsehx Thhd Roxx Charles Sutton Bruce Jordan Tom Nxrklas Donald Frlshkorn Ronald Brueckman Robut ZBIIIQYO Tom Sut ton Richard Stextel Tom Pferdeh1rt Fourth Rovx James Srhubert Ronald Nloore Norman Barnett Bob Fosnaught Robert Bark Paul Goehung Charles Thomp son Robelt Kennedx WIIIIBIH Rite Jonathan Fxock Ralph Dambaugh We started our flrst xear 1n school 1n 1939 wlth an enrollment of 22 It xx as 1n thlS xear that thex started us at an earlv age to become mus1e1ans bx havlng us IH a rhx thm band In the course of our h1storx xxe have been known to Wm a pr17e IH a Halloxxe en Parade fact, the f1rst pr1ze for dresslng as nurses and doctors A great tragedx occurred durmg our fourth xear xxhen the school burned It xxas such sad news When the class f1n1llx g1aduated lnto Jun1o1 changed classes W1snt It CXCIIIIIQO In elghth grade xxe had to take the eountx exams to see 1f xxe xxere good enough to enter Hlgh School Well xxere here, so I suppose they accepted us Our nlnth grade xx IS a b1g xear for us We started out xx 1th fa Halloxxe cn Dance and ended thc xCdI xx1th a Sxxeater Hop Last xear xx hen xxe XKCIL sophomo1es, xxe sold P1es1dent hot dogs at the football games We also sold mag a71nes and rece1ved a r'1d1o for sellmg S563 O0 xx orth It xfxas a vear packed xx1th exc1tement and fun and xxe enjoved puttlng on the Sophomore Class Plav t1tled Oh Brother' We ended the vear bx g1v1ng a banquet tn honor of the senlors We hope everx one enjox ed It as much as we dld We started out w1th a bang th1S vear when we declded to trx somethmg nexx the Sadle Haxvk 1ns dance Evervone dressed as L11 Abner and Da1sx Mae We danced to the musxc of Tommx Stuck and h1s orchestra We also put on a Valen the Cabarettes A Sxx eetheart xx as voted for bx the hlgh school and she xxas none other than our good fr1end and classmate Lena Noto Another of our dutles th1s xear IS to edtt the school nexxs pape1, The 'Nexxs Reel Oul class OffICC1S ue the folloxxmg from our txxo home 1ooms under M1 Ph1l1p HlFSChN and Nhss Genexlexe Dlck Ann Tr1pp Xxce Plesldcnt Tom N1C.k1dS Seoetatx Lena 'Noto T1casu1e1 Don F1 lshkorn N I N ETEFN 4 V I I V' 'Y 4' . 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Y' Ihr Svnphnmnrva Ihr illrrahmm The Class of 1953 The Class of 1954 Frrst Roxx Seeond Rom Thrrd Rove Fourth Roxx Frlth Roxx Frrst Roxx beeond Roxx Thlrd Roxx Fourth Roxx Frith Rovx TWEINTY Top Prcture Soph omoree Shrrlex Magrll Darlene Boxxser Wrlda Reno Shrrlex S do rs Nlarx Srnrth shrrlex Iutv V1YglVlllTllOYIl8S Jan ree Cashdollar Charlotte Wagner Della Petter Pat Saul Janet Hreks Joxee Daxrs Donetta Wahl Dolores Lordr Nlr Calhdollar Pattx Reese Dorrs 'NIeYlrllen Brenda Kagle Nlarx Ellen Foltz Patrrerr Flf1EllSl1 Eli ne Berrx Lrl Iran Artken Jessrca Young 'xlarrlxn xkarsrng Esth r Cahall Irene Spurk Pattx Drekex lxanex NleConnell Shrr lex Nulph PatCurt1s Nlr Be-sneeker Ronald Rree Levxrs Goehrrng Earl Nlewlrllen Lrarenee Strrbel Gerald Fox John NleKeever Westlx Norman Eugene Polite Frank Leonoerg Don rld Irnan D1 rn Rarnsex laek Allen R l cl l7Uflll'l'l Rrehirrl ikrnn Berdette Turner Kenneth Beahm Danrel Eldrrclee Nl recirth Prnlo L rrx P ll I rrrx Buehanan Robert Burr Edward Sehxxrer Rodncx NleConnell Sam Slllllll Torn Lrnc Lexxrs lN1eklas Blalr Prtterson Frank Berrx Rox Long Du rne Snxder Ronald Xlxer Bottom Prcture Freshmen Carla Qharrar Nanex Henrx Helen Xlorrrs Nlerrre Nlarlrurger Xrrgrnrr Pond Anna errtehloxx Donna Seoxrlle Agnes Schrebel Helen Comstalk 'xirs Trrpp NIargaretFarenrll1 Nlaxrne- Krdd Katlrxn Crllrlrnei Nlargrret Frrshkorn Joan Nlreklex Lrnda Kagle Erleen Hartzell Ethel Green Janet Leo Leorbfrg Erleen Goehrrne Kathrxn Enslen Patrrera Hall Doro thx Hrcks Nancx Rahrser Charlotte Rape Rubx Kennedx Ro ella errssrnan Xlrss Holleran Nlr Loxxer Robert Prxor Phxhss Benn Carol Fraher Joe Lheele n John Crllrlard Nlelxrn 'Sterlel Verne Neelx Harland Agnevx Theron Alex Laxxrence Sehxxrer John Nlorgan Laxxrenee Eldrlelee Jerrx Barnett Rrehard Thomas Sallx Parsons Marlene 'xloore Eloxd Wehr Paul Smrth Rax mond 'Xlarburger Albert Buhler Fdxxard Keeler Charles Bufarci Andrexx Hack Bob 'xlarburger Rrehard Kennedx Laxxrenee Grllrlanci Thomas 'Ihomp on Rus ell Nlrnehrrt Jon Lrnei Randx Boxxman Eugene I'axlor Kenneth Horrell Charles Beers Edvxard Rape B1llJones Ronald Kugal Laxxrenu l'oxd June Darnhrueh George Dullord Kenneth eohall Rrehard Qpeneer Lxnn Thompson Vxrlltam Waller Robert Edeer Jarnes Xladden Ronald x1kEllllI'lI'lX Ronald NIeCormrek Rexre Kroll Lexus Stokex l - l '1j' 1 V, 1 ' V - 1 -A ' 1 V 1 - 1 1 ,' 1 l 1-K 'Y A 1 1,1 1 1-- P r v ' . - ' , 2 ' . 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I 1-I15tnrg nf 0112155 nf IH 3 In September 1941 a group of eager voung sters were started on the lOdd to success through education with Miss Emma Ifft as our leader The highllght of our first wear was the rhythm band, in which all had a little instument to play Our second was quite uneventful except for winning a pr1ze in the Halloween parade and the buying of war saving stamps We recall distinctly in our third ye 11 'ne df structlon of the elementary school building by f1re In our fourth grade we had only one half day of school due to the shortage of bu1ld1ngs How I Flfth grade IS here and we think we 'Ire quite grown up This year we won first prize in the Halloween parade by dressing as a wedding pro cession The highlight of our sixth grade was particl pating in the grade school operetta In 1948 we move 1nto the Junior high school Cprogressmg arent we J and quite naturally this experience was something new Here we change cl asses hive gym and work ln the study hall well all right we try and meet many new and dlfferent teachers 1949 fmds our class increasing greatly and since it lb eighth grade we find the fear of Count Exams lookmg us in the face but everyone passed with flying colors Then comes 1n1t1at1on eagerlv executed by ill seniors but m fun We proudly remember our first dance in 1950 It was a great success And now we are Sophomores one of the busl est vears of school We have done a great deal of work with extra activities such as the hot dog stand at the football games and the selling of magazines Yet to come we have the production of a play md the putting on of a sophomore senior b nquet Look at us anyway you like you will see a nucleus for great ach1evement Behold the class of 53 0112155 Bmtnrg nf 1954 OR FRESHMEN Approximately thirty wide ex d 1 I lfc f tearful eyed children started their bm u uv ll ep tember 1942 Miss Emma Ifft taught us our first classes 1n reading wr1t1ng spelling and arithmetic In 1943 this same group and a few others en tered second grade We were really climbing We excited In second grade Miss Mary Lynch was our teacher It was in this year that a month early school was dismissed because the building was destroyed by fire We entered the third grade 1n 1944 and thought we were really up in the grades In third grade we got a few books and Miss Gladys Ripper helped and taught us with our lessons We had half a day classes throughout the year while the new school was under construction In 1945 we started our fourth year of school Mrs Cynthia M1ckley taught our first lessons 1n geography history and English It was during this year that we started to school in a new build mg We entered grade five with Mrs Victoria Mc Millen as our teacher That year we entered the Halloween parade dressed as flremen We won first pr17e consisting of S10 This placed funds in our class treasury We started sixth grade bv w nimv anothe President Vice Presldent Secretary Treasurer p117e of S10 in the Hallowe en parade We bought a basketball which we left 1n s1xth grade to be used bv the future classes Mrs Thompson taught us in sixth grade and helped us to get ready for .Junior High School We entered seventh grade in 1948 w1th Mrs room teachers We were all excited with the thought of changing classes and the new subJects we we1e taking The new subJects were home making shop and gym Members of our class served on the different patrol groups We entered eighth grade excited at the thought that it would be only one more year unt1l we would be in hlgh school however we kept thinking rf the County Exams we would be taking at the end of the year Our homeroom teachers were MISS Blanche Ripper and Miss Carrie Piefer Th1s year a few of the bovs and girls served on the ICC cream and patrol duties We entered our Freshmen year with a sudden increase 1n number There were now eighty f1Ve of us Our first event of the year was the mitia tion party which was held by the Senior Class We had to do several stunts and were served a lunch later At a meeting we elected officers for the vear and chose the amount for our dues The of ficers are the following Lynn Thompson Catherine Gilliland Helen Morrls Linda Kagle Our dues are S2 2a for the year TWENTY ONE 9 Q v 1 C V ' D ' r I D' 1 y .' , ' ' . ' - ' KL 1 ' ' V ' f .U ' ' . . - . c f' '. I . . A I 'Y' 4 K . Y .'v .Z Q' L. .Q J- . . l - ' . 1 ' h Z , . . I Y .- sad . ! I . , . . . L 7 Y I 7 ' I , C D . . , . . . . YC C . .- 2 . -W . 8 1 c I I . , . . . . . U 0 - je ll wc z iw - - . Q - ,. ' . l . . - - . 'A . ' 4- - ' ' l 7 7 Y ' . I - , . . - . . . had passed the first grade stage, and we were quite Hazel Ripper and Miss Carrie Piefer as our home- ' Y 1 , . . - , . , . . . 1 . . Q 1 . . l It 7 3 ' I s ! - I , . . . ' yi f , . ,. '- - . ' - v .3 L Q , . f, ,K O ' Q 1 . ,f 14' . X ', ,F , , ,f mf: 5 Rv fr J . ,f , M701 jwjc, -7 ight!! KFEIDPFEJI Seventh Erahers TSE THE CLASS OF 1955 THE CLASS OF 1956 K I . ' 7 I 14, ll'-' A ' ,. Q - ,4, 1 Flut Rovl flneond Rau Thlxd Ron Jllllll ov P 4. I 11cl Ro Eotuth Rox TOP PICTURE GRADE 8 Illlll glllflhli ihlrlu Rlehardson 'ih1rlex 'NIeK1nnex amx Flseher Lo1s Ann Walker Peggx XILCo1m1ek Phxlhe Ptlue Norman Dunbar Bettx Lomstock Bewe1lx Llntl Carol liuntex Marga1etKollek Lue1mae Iman PALIIIUL Foltz Ruth Ann N1ag1ll Florenee NIeClelland Nllss Blamhe I Rxpper Shlrley Hall Marx Sehlehel Dorm Hoftman Janet Mower 'Vlaxme Smlth Bettx Gxf toni Bexerlx Harwex Phxlhs Bowser Shxrles Stoopa Adela KOSIHSRI Sh1rlex Kemerx Ruth Dans Vera Fehl Jatet Remhalt Alma Nhlsser 'Niles QBYFIQ P1191 Elma or Paffenhardt Luanne Spemer Dean Donaldkon Buxtt Gremer R1eha1d Kl1ne Ka1l Kennedx Pat NIL Keexcr Gan Nlxe-1s Franus Knautl Clarence Nioore John Sutton Rllhhlfd Skander Blllx Burr Exelxn Mus 1 Glo111 XIINLIIUBII June Bnehman Ronald 'vlahan Tom West Je11x NIeElh1nnx Allan Zeman Lee Haxdcn Peru DUHTJBI Row BOTTOM PICTURE GRADE 7 Y 1th Q1n1th Nlarx Com totk Laxada Thomas Dorothx NIeClelland Joxen Keelel Nanex Andrew Ba1ba1f1 lluttman sallx Flxllil Catol Speneu Ruth Foltz Phulhs Skmner Judxth PfQlfB1 Dons Rape PLEEN Kreuer Karol Knew Vugmla Saul Nlaxlene Peter: Pattx Rlce I1 Hazel Rlpper Gxxendolxn Johns Elleen Cooper Elleen Stewart Alberta Ball Ruth Nlarburger Beatr1ce IBosarice1e Judzth Glenn Londa Covert Ruth Geek Nanex Wmga1d Bette Cashdollar Ellene Frlihkorn Arlene Il 1 o1n Dale Fehl Blllx Hovxalci Eduard Hans Charles Qpurk Kenneth Rlddell Blllx Han-. Jack Thompson George Ntxahel Rox Roxenquext Eduard SITIIYH Nelson Noto DENNIS Nlarburger Jerrx Burr Paul Kloeg Edward Rue Leo Bu1e11cl I'-ltdCIlCll Flaeh Ronald Gerxug Kenneth Crltthlov. James Blank John Gerxug Thomas Eekon 1vde Cha le Knexis George Smlth Frank NILKIBS Lerox Thomas Zeno 'VItElh1nnx 'INAENIX TXKO Nl J X NL-al, Harold Kennedy, John Burkz-rt, George Reno. Walter Senn, Robert Shaffer, Ralph Rmnsey, F11'-t lou T1 , , . , S ' , ' ' .' . ' - . -' '- ' V I .' L ' ' -1 :md Ro-,fx N b - 1 vf ' V R . ' , , E . H . ' A Tl 1' xv: O- f A. A' ' X , ' 3 . , , I' :'. ' i . Y - I VL mu Uhr Gllzreaa nf 1555 OR EIGHTH GRADERS Approxrmatelx t'rrrtx txxo er cr ruprls lrunch ed therr school c reer rn September 1943 xxrth Mrss Emmr Ifft The element rrx school xx as then locr ted on Wahl Axenue but fourteen daxs before the school term ended the burldmg xx as destroyed b rre The seconl xear beg rn xxrth Mrss Lxnch rn tue nexx grade ewtensron of the hrgh school burldrnf The thrrd 'md fourth grade tc rchers xx ere rc spectrxely M1ss Gladxs Rrpper rnd Mrs Mrcklex Durrng the f1fth xear xxrth the help of Mrs McM1llen xxe xxon ten dollars rn the Halloxxeen Parade sand voted to keep the morrcx for our trc rs urx untrl xxe could frnd r useful project for rt Our srxth xeu found us xxrth Mrs Thompson The operetta Hansel and Gretel under the drrec trorr of M1ss Holleran xxas grven that year wrth xerx pleasrng results Bw the trme xxe reached the Junror Hrgh De pfrrtment our cl rss hrs mcrefrsed to the number of srxtw frvc due to the consolrdatron wrth nerghbor mg tovxnshrps Txxo home group sectrons have been made to care for thrs puprl load Mrss Blanche Wrpper had sectron 8 A and MISS Prfer has sectron Class offrcers xxcrc elected rs folloxxs Presrdent Perrv Dunbrr Vrce Prcsrderrt Lors Wrlker Treasurer Beverly Harvey I he 0115155 nf 1955 OR SEVENTH GRADERS When the school burned rn Mav 1944 rt shat tered the hopes of the s1x vear old chrldren of en terrng frrst grade rn the dear old school rn Septem ber Instead they started to school rn the hrgh school basement havrng scssrons from 1 00 to 4 00 s1nce second grade had to use the same room rn the mornrng Mrs M R McMrllan was the teacher for the frrst frve xveeks untrl M1ss Emma Ifft re turned followrng an rllness The second year school grades 1 to 6 had half day sessrons untrl the nexv burldrng was completed Mrss Mary Lynch taught second grade The class won frrst prrze 1n the Hallowe en parade Wrth the pr1ze money the prcture Cant You Talk xx as pur chased for the new classroom M1ss Gladys Rrpper taught the thrrd year The puprls were keenlv rnterested rn therr new subjects and extra readrng materrals Art became more rn terestrng than ever Some of the puprls moved axx av that term Thrrty three puprls xxere rn fourth grade un der Mrs Cynthra Mrckley s gurdance The xear Presrdent Vrce PICS1dCIlt Secretarx Treasurer At a later meetrng :A elected Dale Fehl to take care of treasury accounts srnce the regular treas urer Jack Thompson, xx as rn 7B was verv rnterestrng and pleasant Jackson Tovtnshrp and Lrttle Creek Drstrrct puprls came to Evans Crty at the begrnnrng of the frfth year The class xvas so large that rt was dr Vlded Mrs Lrllran Rerbold had one sectron and Mrss Bertha Glenn had the other sect1on The class won second pr1ze rn the Hallowe'en parade The prcture The Horse Farr was purchased wrth the prrze money Mrs Lourse Thompson and M1ss Bertha Glenn had the class the srxth year Forward Townshrp puprls Jorned our school so the class became larger that year In September 1950 two equal drvrsrons were made Mr John Drxon has the 7B home room and Mrs Hazel Rrpper has the 7A home room Thrs year xvrs excrtrng and rnterestrng because Junror hrgh subjects were rncluded rn the course and the students attended hrgh school actrvrtres On September 22 1930 a class meetrng was held rn 7A home room and the followrng offrcers xx ere elected Judrth Glenn Jerry Burr Marlene Peters Jack Thompson A large group of seventh grade boys and grrls took rctrve p rrt rn the Safety Patrol TWENTY THREE . B ga g - ff' , . I I , I f f f . L, 1 , f rf ,, - 1- - ,A , j,., , 1 . - '-' 1 I ' I - Sf L K Y ' ' A' ' zgv: 1 '- ' ' - ' z 5 A . 1 . 1: 1- , ' . v - - - W ' - ' ' ' - . A v v C 3 V , - - 5 , . , ' f. l . . : bv 2 ,' ',. V., ' x 5, ' V . L ' ' - ' . .' ' , ' ' g,. 1 ' , ' z.: z .' Q . -r - ' '-- Q j- ' . ' - G b' ' f. c . ' , 1 ' I 1 , . v H, , . . lk.- 8B' X .. ' 1 . - u 1 1 ' v-. g,, ' L . fl . ' ' ..... ........ , z I . . .1 - - . ...... ....... ...... . z ' Secretary ..... Pat McKeever C .................. ....- ..,...............-.V 1 -v U 1 ' L I D ' , I - V . , c ' . l ' , : 1 3 . . . . ' . . . H - ,, - . . y - y , . . . . . . Y . . . . . 7 . . ' ' an v 'u , 4 , ' ' ' 9 A ' v 1 . . . . V . . Q , A: g VCA . . 1 ' .I - l - . . , , . . - Y - C , ' ' , ' v 1 - ' H . 1 ' A C . Q C - , - ' ' , z ' 2 ' ' ' . 'X vga we 'Ti GBM AITIUITIPH sm J.. fi vnf wi N J 'JC -f 6 if 3' T: s-li! Annual Svtaff ll Flrst Row Jean Anderson Typxst Barbara Boyer Feature Wrxter Edna Mae Beahm Edxtor m chxef Jane Moyer Sales Manager Second Row Tom Nlcklas Asslstant Busxness Manager Frank Ramsey Actxvxtg Ed1tor Lons Zmkham Asslstant Edltor Mr John Dxxon Sponsor Mae Rexdenbach Lxterary Edltor John Irvme Busxness Manager Barry Spencer Athletlc Edltor The ECHO staff of 1951 has been strlvmg very hald to 1mprove 1ts yearbook and set a hxgh goal of achlevement SIDCC the renewal of a yearbook IH Evans Clty Hlgh School several years ago each year has shown a marked progress toward a better and more successful ed1t1on For the beneflt of all members of future year book staffs we would also llke to add that 1t was not only hard work but also a great deal of pleas ure IH workmg together to produce our book Thls was made p0SS1bl6 through the kmd hosp1tal1ty of '1 WEN'1 Y SIX Mr and Mrs Dlxon toward staff members at each Thursday mght s meetmg at the1r apartment Edna Mae Beahm Edxtor of the ECHO wnshes to thank all members of the staff who co operated so helpfully ln maklng th1s years book a success and agaln to Mr Dlxon for h1s tlme effort and guldance The staff wlshes to extend many thanks to all those who offered the1r servlces and kmd assist ance 1n makmg th1S book DOSSlblC 'fy .1 ,T 5 Q ' .e !, ,a f A -. 3'-n Z . 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I I . , . . x 1 1 1 . . . , ' 1 1 9 , - - P1115 111221 Svtaif Fxrst Row Mrss Dxck Sponsor Jean Anderson Typlst Mary Alnce Smlth Soclety Edltor Tom N1cklas Edltor m cluef Lols Z1nkham Assxstant Edltor m chlef Ronald Brueckman Sports Edltor Second Row Edna Mae Beahm Typlst Betty Sue Shaulls Art Editor Mary Lou Iman Alumm Edltor Betty Lmtz Reporter Janet Hicks Reporter Bruno Noto Reporter Melxnda Cooper Actxvxty Edntor Charles Thompson Crrculatlon Manager Kenneth Beahm Reporter Lena Noto Productxon Manager Bruce Jordan Actxvlty Edltor Robert Zattxero Sports Edltor Members of the News Reel Staff not plctured are Johnny Fyock Art Edxtor Fred Beal Exchange Edltor Bull Rxce Busmess Manager Mr John Dvcon Facultv AdVlb0l Mxss Blanche Rlpper Elementary Advlsor Marle Myers and Joan Mnckley Reporters The News Reel IS the monthly newspaper Wflt ten and edxted by the Jun1or Class It was pub hshed f1rst 1n 1929 and called the E C Hlgh Echo Later, 1n 1939 the name was changed to the News Reel The paper IS pr1nted for the purpose of keepmg the students mformed on the latest aCtlV1tl6S, sports events, g0SSlD, and grade school news It has been saxd that doctors bury the1r mxstakes, but newspapers pr1nt thelrs It IS the hope of the staff that It has not made too many errors th1s year One of the two new artlcles publxshed th1s year lS The Questlon of the Month, 1n whlch students are able to voxce thexr op1n1ons on quest1ons con cermng the school The other xs the Semor of the Month ln wh1ch the letters of a Sen1or s name are used to descrlbe h1s persona11ty Tom Nxcklas, as edltor wishes to thank MISS Dlck the commercxal 1nstructor who has given so much t1me to the pr1nt1ng of our paper, Mr Dlxon, the faculty advlsor and proof reader of our mater 1al, who has glven us some txmely adV1C9, and the staff for 1ts co operatlon and enthus1asm shown 1n the publlcatxon of the paper, and SDCCIHI thanks to LOIS Z1nkham, the assistant edltor, for her un tlrmg effort TWENTY SEVEN Q : Q . at . : , z ' , - -' 1 . - ' Q , . - : , : . 1 . : . 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Ihr Bramatir Qlluh Ihr Svrninr lglag Giant Thus year under the ausplces of Mr Carless a Dramatlc Club was organ1zed 1n order to promote the general 1nterest and appreclatlon m the fxeld of dramatxcs and Forenslc Arts Although Evans C1ty Hxgh School IS not enter mg the larger groups such as the band and chorus es 1n Forenslc th1S year the solo events are be1ng entered The dramatlc department IS enterlng the Debate Team The offlcers are as VICE PRESIDENT Donald Green TWENTY EIGHT The Dramatlc Club held a Bake Sale early th1s year at Querrys 5 and 10 All members of the club contrlbuted to th1s sale Charter members of the Dramatlc Club were chosen from all h1gh school classes and also several elementary students Other students mterested ln dramatlcal act1v1t1es then Jolned the organlzatlon The dues for the year were set at 50c follows TREASURER Betty Sue Shaulxs PRESIDENT ............................................ John Irvine SECRETARY .................. . ................. Barbara Boyer Mr Kimber Annabelle Fuller Newton Fuller Madge Fuller Steve Eldridge Mrs Douglas Clayton Evans Rena Leslie On January 18 1951 the Senior Class of Evans City presented George Washington Slept Here 1 comedy 1n three acts The cast included William Reno Jean Anderson Harry Goehring Barbara Boyer Barry Spencer Janet Parsons Betty Lmtz Lee Kummer Jane Moyer Hester Raymond Uncle Stanley Sue Barrington Miss Wilcox Leggett Frasier Mr Prescott Edna Mae Beahm Donald Green Jack Crider Lois McCandless Esther Nulph James Larkin John Irvine Our Senior Play George Washington Slept Here will never be forgotten by those who partie ipated in it This three act play portrayed the l1fe of a city man who wished to escape to the fresh country air and who had a special weakness to ward famous old houses Finally purchasmg a house of this description he made an unusual dis covery that George Washington had slept there The house a complete mess at first was re stored to a livable condition under the capable guidance of the caretaker All ran smoothly for some time when suddenly it was discovered that the road into the house was owned by a country gentleman who lived nearby and that to enter the house one must now cross the fields. To add another headache to the cause rich old Uncle Stanley was coming for a visit. This in it- self was a calamity. Raymond did little to help the cause either. About this time they receive information stating that George Washington never slept in the house at all but that it was Benedict Arnold. Depending on rich Uncle Stanley to meet the payment on the house proved another fatal mis- take. It seemed that Uncle Stanley was broke and had been since the stock market crash too. that in the original deed the road did belong to the old house Not only that but Uncle Stanley came back put on a great act of pretending to pay the debt It was however more convenient for the country gentlemen who was to collect to be a little more lenient in his ways After the payment had been postponed to a more convenient date Uncle Stanley was congratulated for his pretense and all ended happily for the household We are sure that this play was successful due to the great job of directing done by Mr. Milton E. Carless. Although it was a terrific task to get all the cast members to practice it was indeed worth the effort. After going over special parts and having pic- tures taken the Play Cast enjoyed a party the night before the play at the high school. A special cake was bought to celebrate the event and everyone had a wonderful time. We wish to thank all those who helped us make this play a great success. We wish to thank the boys who put up the scenery and managed the With the foreclosure drawing near Uncle Stanley left. A miracle began to present itself. It was found backstage props. We wish to thank the prompters' those who made and sold tickets and programs' those who furinshed the entertainment' fixed the lights for us' and anyone else who we may have forgotten. TWENTY-NINE Ihr Svminr 15121 ......,......,.... gae-.elii.---.-..laaae-.a.i.a-...l-..aa-.1 Ihr Svnphnmnrr 1512111 Glam nf IH H Fxrst Row Betty Sue Shaulls Mary Allce Sm1th Barbara Marburger Lena Noto Tom Nlcklas Ann Trlpp Second Row Bruce Jordan Fred Beal George Frlshkorn Bob Fosnaught Don Prlshkorn Tom Sutton LUIS Zlnkham Charles Thompson Betty Lou Moore Mr O F Cashdollar The Sophomore Class of 1949 and 50 enxoyed puttmg on 1ts class play txtled O Brother The play cast was as follows Paul Jones Tom N1cklas who had troubles Mary Jones Lols Zlnkham h1S sister Mrs Jones Ann Tr1pp Paul s mother Pauls father Jack W1lloughby Chuck Thompson Mary s boyfmend The plav was a comedv 1n three acts whlch portrayed a young boy w1th 'ill hlS troubles HIS mam trouble was to secure enough money to take h1s glrl frlend out One vxav he decxded he could earn money was to take up tne hobby of photography So he bor rowed h1s g1rl frlends fathers BXDGHSIVC camera and started out In the meantlme h1s k1d brother Junlor got hold of the camera He took sand pa per and completel .uned the lens and of course vou can guess ba xarpened vxhen Mr W1llough by found th1s C, rp xt off Paul went to the ladles hat depa took plctures c, plcture xx as put n t e town paper and Mr W1ll oughbv was made the aughmg stock of the tovxn As the storx xxas drawlng to a close Mr W1Il0UghbVS hats xxere made famous and thex sold just as fast as he could get a nexx shxpment So he decided to h1re Paul as the store s photographer Th1s IS the wax he earned hxs money to take Jane out The fam1Ix was very well S8t1Sfl9d xx 1th ev erythmg and lt ended happily for all the Wllloughby store and 1 llarxous sprmg hats Th1s THIRTY Jane Wllloughby Mary Lou Iman Paul s b1g trouble Mrs Wllloughby Barbara Marburger Mary and Jack s mother M1 W1lloughby Bob Fosnaught Mary and Jacks father Junxol Jones Don Fr1shko1n Pauls k1d brother L1la Lena Noto lVl1ldred Mary Al1ce Sm1th Maxd Policeman George Frlshkorn Po11ce The cast also enloved a very good t1me durmg practlces although everyone had places to go other th in plav practlce we fmally got It all together We cmoved eatlng at every practlce and one nlght when the audltorlum was ln use the cast xx ent to Mary Lou Iman s We went over the play there and then had a lunch The n1ght of the play the cast was 1nv1ted to Mr Cmshdollars for a party afterwards Every one had a very mee t1me We xxlsh to thank Betty Sue Shaul1s and Betty lou Moore for thelr wonderful xob of promptmg xx h1Ch I feel sure none of us could have done w1th out :Iso Fred Beal dld a good Job at holdmg up the scenerx We gnc our thanks and gratltude to Mr Cash dollar fox h1s 1JdtlCHCG and h1S co operatlon that helped make our play a success and somethmg we xx1ll never forget We thank h1m for the use of h1s xx 1re lecorder for wh1ch we had a good t1me hstenmg to ourselves We thank anyone whom we max have forgotten to ment1on , , . 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'hr Brhatr 'mm Left to Rxght Dxck Thomas Bruce Jordan Lynn Thompson Mae Rexdenbach Frank Ramsey John Irvme Lo1s Zlnkham Me lmda Cooper Mr Carless seated Jean Anderson The Evans Clty Hxgh School Debate team was started just one year ago The Charter members were Mae Reldenbach Frank Ramsey John Irvme and Jean Anderson Thls year we lost two charter members Mae Reldenbaeh and Frank Ramsey, as a result the semor debate team conslsted of Afflrmatwe Lo1s Zmkham and Jean Anderson Negatxve John Irv me and Bruce Jordan Mlss Reldenbach has how ever been graclously serv1ng as tlmekeeper and chalrman for our home debates The Junlor team Aff1rmat1ve Melmda Coop er and Dxck Thomas Negatxve Jo Marte Gregor and Lynn Thompson debated 1n only one of the league debates The questlon for debate th1s year IS Resolved that the soc1al welfare benef1ts to the people should be extended by the federal government ThlS year Evans Clty entered the Allegheny Inter Hlgh School Debatlng League Durlng the months of January February and March elght debates were held at the varlous schools 1n the league th1s gave the members of the debate team some very mterestmg and enllghtenmg trxps The bxg event of the league IS the two day tournament held at the Allegheny College 1n Meadvxlle Besldes league debates the team entered the Pennsylvanla Forenslc and Music League Contest both years and also entertamed the var1ous clubs of the commumty w1th debates l the questlon of the year Mr Mllton E Carless 1S tl lebate coach and has worked very hard gettmg the team started and on 1ts feet THIRTY ONE i . n ' Q J A . ,Q ' Af. .1 , 1 - S 1 - v1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 y , - . , ' 1 1 , - V -.. . . x . . n. . . . 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' 1' '- WO I he ilztttn luh The LZll.1I'1 Club IQ one of the nexxe1 clubs to1m ed th1s xe.1r In ou1 school Oux flrst meetmg xx IN held UII Oetohe1 30 19x11 P1es1'le11t X 1cc P1 esldent Sec1etf11x T1e INLIILI RLDOIICI It xx IS deelded to IIIVL ITILCKIIIZLZ even tl111d Monday of the month The dues XXLIO set 1t be At OLII second ITICCIIIIQL xxe 1n1t11ted the Inst xear students Neally all of the students xxho t1ke e1thc1 HIP vrrlr The members of Le eercle Francais met 101 the1r f1rst meetmg on Sept o 19:10 At th1s IHCCIIIIQ the off1cers xxere elected 1nd the Iolloxxmg xxe1c chosen Presldent Ime Mox Cl xlCC Presldent Donald Green Secretalre Edna Mae Bedhm et Tresorler Jack CFICICI At th1s meetmg the nexx members trom the fnst XCII class xxexe 1n1t11ted and sever 1l games xx ere pI.1x ed of COUISC, food und VHTIOUS other refreshments xx e1e se1xed The second meetmg xx IS spent h lVlI1g tun on ci xxagon loaded eloxxn xx1th h1x und et Iloclx oi French students It seemed CIIIIICLIII fox CCIIIIII people to stax on the xxugon xuthout fhtlllllg oil It The o ICQIS xxele chosen bx xx11t en cx 1 to o s 11c1t !1tte1 nee Xnn TIIIJD Xllll S111 Lou Zllllxllllll DL 11111 IIILLIII L1 B sneclxe1 IN o111 t1eultx 1e1x1s11 The LIIIII Llub IN some to Buhl PIIIICIIIILIHI I INIJLIIQII Ol 1 L1 III Fes1x.1 lll Fc JILIIIX EII1 ztnmtz In I1ecc1noc1 xxe held ou1 partle de Noel IIILI LNLINUIIL xx1sl1ed the best to1 L.1 Bonne -Xnnee I-o1 ILIIUIL exent the club hopes to o to Puts bLlIg,Il to see 1 F1eneh mox IC 1 club meets ex CIX month 111 I 11111 IJLISIII ss ennes 11c KUIKLIC ec III 1lxx begun ULII ITILLIIIIUK px 1x1ne one ol ULII IHCITIIJQIS 1e.1d 11on1 La balnte Blble then eve1xo11e IUIIIS xx 1th La Prlere Ot eou1sc no Flench IIICLIIIIQ would be eomplete xx lthout the Fxcneh N 1111111 1I XIIIIICIII L4 Wlarselllalse xx IIILII xxe IUIII 111 SlII,.,lll e .g1xc LII III o 1p JILLIIIIUII te 1 DIAOII notre professeur xx ho helped us pl 111 oul xnonthlx IIILCIIIIQN IIIII IH III Q Q 5 ' A. 1 ' 1 I ' 1 - z1t T130 p. 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Z . 1' 111-gf: Ihr illuturv 1-Inmrmakvrn nf Amvrira Flrst Row Lena Noto Darlene Bowser Vlrgmla Thomas Janlce Cashdollar Charlotte Wagner Patrlcla Engllsh P3tl'1L18 Lxbenschek Betty Lou Moore Edlth Bowser PHKYICIH Reese Brenda Kagle Dorls McM1llan Second Row Margaret Farmelh Phylhs Benn Melmda Cooper PBIYICIH Hall Betsy McElh1nney Janet Leonberg Peggy Mt Kinney Betty Sue Shaulxs Shxrley SeDor1s Nancy Cahall Shlrley Magxll Shlrley Lutz Kathryn Glllxland Mrs Best Thlrd Row Jean DeHart Esther Nulph Barbara Mahan Marilyn Jones Ethel Green Lxnda Kagle Carol FlShCI Maxy Smlth Marlene Moore Sally Parsons The Future Homemakers of Amerlca 1S the na tlonal organlzatlon of DUDIIS studymg homemak 1ng 1n Jumor and Semor H1gh Schools of the Un1t ed States The organxzatlon was founded June 11 1945 The d1st1ngu1sh1ng colors of the F H A are red and whlte They are symbols of home l1fe the success of whxch 1S of utmost lmportance The or g3Il1Zatl0I'l s flower IS a red rose a symbol of glow 1ng health, a necessary attrlbute for happmess and eff1c1ency 1n home and group l1fe Our motto IS Toward New Horlzons The ma1n purposes of the F H A are the fol low1ng to work for good home and famlly l1fe for all to promote lnternatlonal good w1ll and to fur ther mterest 1n home economlcs There IS a very mterestmg paper prmted each month for the beneflt of the F H A members are domg and lt g1VOS ldeas for future act1v1t1es The Evans C1ty F H A holds 1ts meetmgs the f1rst Monday of each month Our F H A now has approxlmately 35 members During the year 1950 51 the F H A has had many act1v1t1es the most outstandmg are the fol lowlng Our flrst meeting was to lflltlate the new members at th1s meetmg the Mars F H A g1rls had the pleasure of 1n1t1at1ng our new members and the1rs also Durmg the early part of the school year the F H A had a tureen dmner We all had a very emoyable tlme endlng the evenmg by dancmg On February 2nd we had a sweater hop Wlth muslc by The Cabaretts The audltorlum was decorated for the OCLdSlOH and everyone had a very e lble tlme One f the largest accomphshments was the bazaar after the Style Show At th1s bazxal me SUCCESS THIRTY FOUR Our off1cers are the followmg members Pres1dent Pat L1benschek Secretary Betty Lou Moore Treasurer Patty Enghsh Refreshment Chalrman Sh1rley Maglll Soc1al Chalrman Lmda Kagel Reporter Edythe Bowser Our advxsor IS Mrs Best Through this paper we know what the other groups sold baked goods and clothlng. It was a huge Uhr illuturr Fllarmrra nf Amrrirn Flrst Row Joe Checkan George Foxx ll Edxxaxd Koslnskl James Povtell Lewis Mxers Hugh Wehman Bruno Noto Paul Dxex ArdellBon1o M1 Loxxu Second Rovx Dale Hartex Laxxxcnus Gllllland Lalrx Buthanan Rex Kroll Denton Povtell Qam 'VIcElh1nnex Robelt Bnk Vhlbux Bonzo Eugene Pohtc Flank Leooberg Earl Harter Albert Zattlero Tlurd Row John 'VIorgan 'Nlelxm Stulel Kenneth Honel Lawrence Lloyd Zeno lVlcElh1nncx Robcxt Edgar Edvtald Ripe Floxd Welu Randx Baum an James Dambaugh Eugene Tay lor John Gllllland The Future Farmers ot Amellca mue rom monlv called the FFA 18 1 Illl.lOIlll o1g1n17at1on of farm boys studvmg vocat1ontl lgxlculture ln the publlc hlgh schools throughout the Unlted States Alaska Puerto RICO and Haw 111 The purposes of th1s oxg'1n171t1on ne To develop competent IQKLICSSIXC 1u11l md agrxcultural leadersh1p To strengthen the confldence ot the tarm box To create more xntelest ln the lI1tCll1gCl1l. cholce of farmmg occupatlons To create and nurture 1 love ol countrx hfe To lmprove the rural falm home and 1tS sur roundmgs 6 To encourage co operatlxe etlolt imong stu dents of vocational agrlculture 7 To promote thr1ft among XOLll.lOlli rgucul ture students To promote and xmproxe scholanshlp To encourage orgamzed lCLIClIl0!'lll lLlL1XlIlCs To advance the muse ot Von ltlllllll CdUt.lIlOl1 agrlculture F F A colors are blue Ind gold F F A Motto Learnmg to Do Dolng to Learn Earnmg to Llxe L1v1ng to Serxe Some of the actlxltles of tht Fx lns Lux ch lp ter are as folloxxs 1 Promoted ard has been opelatln for sex eral years a Hampshlre Swme Rlng An F F A bov IS glven a regxstered Hampshlre gllt at 3 months of age on contract When the g1lt farrows her flrst l1tter and 2 g1ltS are three months of age the txxo ire returned to the chapter for dxstrlbutlon to other F F A boys The F F A boy IS g1VQH complete ownershlp All F F A Hampshlre g1lts must be bred to a reglstered Hampshlre Boar and the gllts whlch are returned to the chapter must be regls tered For the past two years the chapter has own As a result of thlS Swme Rlng the F F A bovs have learned to reahze the value of pure bred stock and the qual1ty of the swme ra1sed IH the area has lmproved 2 Funds for the chapter are ra1sed through the efforts of the boys themselves by such 3Ct1Vlt IOS as sellmg vegetable seeds evergreen tree seefl lmgs farm magazlne subscrlptlons and extm plgs from the sw1ne rmg Through the efforts they have learned thr1ft and co operatlon 3 Every two vears the chapter sponsors an FFA parents and senlor banquet 4 The bovs of the chapter annuallx attend the area F F A Roundup at Sl1pperv Rock md compete 1n Judglng contests Mushball tourn'1 ments etc wlth F F A bovs from Butler Beaver Laxxrence Mercer and Venango countles The vxmners of the area contest attend the State contest everv wear at State College ln June The F F A boxs 1n Evans C1tx are undel the superv1s1on of Mr Lower IIIIRIX EIXL 1 ' .' .ly I - : - . A D . ' . I .1 . . . K , ' . . ., Q 2 1 1 ' z 'f S 5 I . . . Y V ' s C '42 ' 2 1 . u .V . x v . ' ' 1. , z f' , ' 'z z ' - ' ' ' - ' A 2. ' - ' 3 1 V - ln hlmself and h1s work. ed 3 registered boar- 5. ' ' ' - ' . . ' - 1 ' ' 1 ' - V ' ' - C . - .. v . . .y - : ,Lv- . 1' ' -1 z. 1 ' - - , , 1 : 8. ' f ' K M ' . - ' - 9. .' zz- g. - - , 'HZ 10. 'C L . ll . i -E . . . . . ' I in ' . - s l V 1 . , . 1 . . . . - . Lb , ' . . cv ' ' 'U . ' ,. v 'r ' ' ' .f I 1 1 tt ' ' , -- v. v ' ' L' ll ' ' , . ' ' - , 'Q 5 A' ' L - V A - l V ' ' ' - , A ' ' '- Ihr illuturr Euainwa Embers nf Amrrira F1rst Row Lena Noto LOIS Zmkham Lols McCandless Jane Fehl Anna Dulford Janet Parsons Betty Lmtz Mae Relden bath Edna Mae Beahm Jean Anderson Jane Moyer Second Row Nancy Bond Jeanette Schuyler Shlrley Scovllle Ruth Crltchlow Donald Green W1ll1s Davlson Wlllam Reno Norman Barnett Ronald Brueckman Beverly Mlller Belle McPherson Betty Lou Moore Ruth Frlshkorn M1ss Dlek Thnd Row Melmda Cooper Betty Sue Shaulls Mary Alxce Smlth Ann Trlpp Barbara Marburgcr Bermu. Koslnskl Bet ty Youngblood Mary Ellen Burr Betsy McElh1nney F B L A IS a new organlzatlon 1n Evans C1ty Hlgh School havmg been orgamzed ID the second semester of the 1950 51 school year under the guldance of M1ss Genev1eve Dlck, BUSIHQSS Eduea t1on Teacher F B L A 1S an organxzatxon for students m busmess educatxon composed of na t1onal state and local chapters sponsored by Umted Bus1ness Educat1on Assoc1at1on, a depart Presldent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Actlve membershlp 1n F B L A cons1sts of three degrees assxstant superv1sor and leader El1g1b1l1ty for each succeedmg degree depends up on unlts of mstructlon 1n DUSIHCSS subjects com pleted enthuslasm for and part1c1pat1on 1n the clubs act1v1t1es and projects Projects Wh1Ch the club has adopted for the1r flrst semester are C11 supplymg clerlcal and steno graphlc SSTVICC to facultv members C23 orgamzxng and conductlng fleld tr1ps to local and surround mg buslness establlshments C37 conductmg a sur vey of former graduates to determme ways of bet TIIIRTY SIX ment of the Nauonal Educatlon AS90C13tlOD Mem bershxp 1n th1s orgamzatlon 1nd1cates not only an mterest 1n preparmg for employment 1n the bus1 ness fleld but also 1n experlences Wh1Ch w11l strengthen and develop the 1nd1v1dual The organ1zat1on meetmg was held on Janu ary 19 1951 and resulted 1n the electlon of the fol lowlng offlcers Betty L1ntz Betty Lou Moore Lena Noto Donald Green ter equlppxng future grxduates for work oz ton tmued study Q47 ra1s1ng funds for shorthani and typewrltmg awards to outstandlng students Charter members are shown 1n above plcture In add1t1on to the1r sponsor M1ss Dlck the club has an Adv1sory Comm1ttee composed of lo cal men and women and 1n the1r development as future leaders The members of thls commxttee are also honorary members and are as follows MISS Alda Ltken Mr Horace Beahm Mr W1l ham Schenck and Mr E H Querry 1 Y - . , . . . . 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Ihr Girlz' Glhnrua 'hp Entra' inavmhlv Flrst Rovx Second Ron Dlrector P1an1st Flrst Ron Second Ron FORTY GIRLS CHORUS Lms VIcCandleQs Nl3lX Ellen Folt7 Brenda Kagle Dorls lVlLM1llan Janet Pamons Maru. Doane Pattx Rees 'Vlar1lwn Vvarsmg Joxee Davis Elaine Berrx Donetta Wahl Charlotte Prxor Wllda Reno Bexmee KCJSIUSRI Patrlua Llbensehek Pcggx NILKIHULX Bettx Sue Shauhs Bu erlx Nlxller Ruth Crxtchloxx Patty Enghsh Belle WILPhe1son Bettx Lou Nloore Barbara Nlubuxgtx les Scoxllle Esther Nulph Jane Fehl Betty Lmtz Barbara 'Nlahan BOYS' ENSEMBLE Nlr Dxxon Nlelmda Cooper Carl F1sher Bruno Nolo wlllls Dawson Rlchard Budmnan Bob XIIIILI Nl xuhth Bonfo Plankhn Ramsu Ardell Bonzo Earl NILNI1llen Lu. Kummu Jlm Powell Raxmond Knox hdvlard Sehxxlcx 9 Third Row: Shirley Nulph. Janet Hlcks, Delores Lordi. Ruth Tuttle, Nancy Bond, Jeanette Schuyler, Melinda Cooper, Shir litghltghtz nf the Qlhnxmwn GIRLS CHORUS On October 11 1950 the Glrls Choxus sam., t the Mxller Hotel as the guests of the Senlor Wom ens Club The txxo select1ons xx ere W1DtOl Won derland and Whlte Chr1stm'1s The glrls xxere aceompanled bx Pattv Reese 1nd dlrected by Mxss Vlfglflla Holleran The OfflCCl s o loxxs Presldent V1te Pxesldent L1brar1 In The Boxs Ensemole under the dlI'CCtlOl1 of Mr D1xon IS qulte a Joyful one every Wednesdiv morning Everyone regardless of where he max be ln the bulldlng can hear th1s group of mus1t makers practlclng thelr songs Someone his sz-nd that they make up 1n volume what they lack IH quallty Anyway they enjoy Slllglflg such songs as Dry Bones Slng Me a Chanty and Lo A Volce to Heaven Soundlng Of course the plcture doesnt show a true 1ep resentatxon of the entlre chorus You see xt xx as this way the fellows were so used to seemff M1 D1xon wavmg hxs hands ln front of them that xx hen On Dttunbu 21 1930 the elementsnx gI'lClLS pustntecl Ill opcxettl ent1tled The Leffend of the Snoxx M ln The eholus sang txxo numbels Whlte Chllstmxs and W1nte1 Wonderland A pll'lOI xml xx is plesented the slme Illght entltled xx is The lN1 ht BCICJIC Chrlstmis Gll ls L hox us J met Pnsons Bettx L.1nt1 Doloxes Lordl the Q xmen mmm L lme to snap the DICILUC some oi them wele eamell shy to see lt ln front of them and blLkCCl out of the shot Mehndl Cooper p1OV1ClOCl excellent aeeompan lments 101 the chorus Apnt from the eho1us some of the felloxxs haxe orglmzed 1 sextet eonslstxng of Frank Ram sex Blrrx Spencer and -Xlbelt Zattlero tenors H1115 Goehung Nolmln Barnett and Bob Mlllex basses These felloxxs help to supplx some enter tunment xt pllxs bx thexr lCI1d1llOI'1S of populslr songs :nd thxlll the audlence xx1th then 1nt1cs and smgmg FOHTY ONL 6 O a 1 9 y y h ' x' 5 I 5 rm x ' Y - ' C 'N' 'L N ' , ' ' ' ' - me H z 1 ' .-, ' . , ' . , t. 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Z ' hr Smfrtg lgatrnl Fnst Row Second Row Thlrd Row Phyllls Pflug Shlrley McKinney Shxrley Rlchardson Dons Hoffman Nancy Flscher Carol Hunter Margaret Kxllek Luc1mae Iman Eleanor Pagenhardt Adela Koslnskl Beverly Lmtz Paullne Foltz Ruth Maglll Florence McClelland Nancy Andrew Mxss Rlpper Vlrgmxa Nlcklas Carol Fisher Norma Dunbar Glorla Anchuetz Lols Ann Walker Shlrley Stoops Irene Schexbel Bettv Glfford Loxs Zmkham Judlth Glenn Phyllxs Bowser Londa Covert Mary Lou Iman Mary S helbel Pat McKeever George Strabel B1lly Howard James Blank Leo Burgard Ronald Mahan Edward Hans John Sutton R1chard Skander Tom West Dennxs Marburger Ralph Ramsey Gary Myers Clarence Moore Walter Senn Robert Shaffer Allan Zeman hte Jack Crxder John Irvlne Lawrence Eldrldge Burdette Turner Jerry Burr George Reno Nelson Noto Fred Flock Dan Eldr1dge The followmg patrol boys were absent Wllllam Spurk Donald Green, Elleen Burgard Ruby Kennedy The school safety patrol 1S made up of boys and glrls from grades seven to twelve, under the supervlslon of Mlss Blanche L Rlpper, who has dxrected thelr act1v1t1es sxnce 1943 The students take care of two act1v1t1es Flrst, they take the prxmary puplls across town at d1s m1ssal, second, they patrol the playground at noon playt1me In both cases, they watch the ch1ldren, guard agamst m1shaps, and report students who break safety rules, or any other rules of the school Several small chlldren have been pulled away from danger by an alert patrol boy or glrl FORTY TWO Because schedules d1ffer da1ly and students go on duty only durlng study perlods, It takes about flfty to slxty students to carry out the sched ule No serlous accldents have occurred wh1le students were on duty A word of commendatlon should be sald for the semors who have served each year slnce they were ln seventh grade Th1s 1S a fme record s1nce there are so many school act1v1t1es On December 16 the Butler County Motor As soc1at1on entertamned the patrol staff for a movle and a treat ln Butler The trlp was made 1n a school bus Fourth Row: Jack Thompson, Jerry Barnett, Edward Keefer. John Gerwig, Lawrence Lloyd, Meredith Bonzo, Eugene Po- Efgptral Svtuhg illall We have been asked so often about the manner 1n wh1ch a student spends h1S afternoon when not ln classes that we feel It 1S our duty to g1V8 some 1nformat1on on the subgect As you all know the study hall from 1 p m to 145 p m IS under the guxdance of Mr Ph1l1p H1rschy who lb an angel Qalways harp1ng about somethmgb Enough of th1s talk however let us beg1n the study per1od As we enter the room we back dxs cretly 1nto a corner lt s much safer there It seems Mr H1rschy hasnt as yet arrlved and the place IS a rlot J1m Shubert has started the per1od off suc cessfully by sl1ng1ng a DIQCG of well chewed gum wrapped around a PIBCE of chalk fth1S 1S to g1VC It the proper we1ghtD clear across the room Then follows the usual rough house unt1l Mr H1rschy arr1ves and announces Here boys, you may take your seats and keep qu1et th1S IS a study hall not a chewmg gum throw1ng contest Room qu1ets down Excltement 1n front of the room Mae Reldenbach and Frank Ramsey are holdmg hands and conversmg rap1dly Room gets xnterested and looks the1r way Buzz Irv1ne puts a K1ck Me ln the surroundlng terr1tory proceed to do so PUDIIS eyes and mterests are d1stracted from Mae and Frank and watch the Klck Me contest M H1rschy has been called to the telephone and Mr Carless has by some sp1r1t of gemus fblack snake whlpl, WhlCh he always seems to carry about h1s person, gets the r1ot quelled Th1s doesnt seem to keep Barry Spencer from tak1ng h1s afternoon nap he just f1n1shed h1s mornlng nap Mae and Frank agaxn can be heard talkmg 'md both are st1l1 holdlng hands Thelr VOICCS become louder and 1n very d1stant tones Ramsey lS heard to say Is 1t everybody that counts-or just you and I Iust you and I' Mae exclalms QUIIC 1gnorant of the fact that the whole room IS l1sten1ng and that Mr Anderson has appeared seemmgly out of nowhere 'Ind lS llstenlng Oh Frank1e I want to go I do Ramsey says Then grab your coat and hat A shadow falls over the happy palr and Mr Ander son IS look1ng down upon them Frank decldes that on second thought they d better not leave r1gnt away Mr Anderson says Frank may I see you a mmute Frank thmks he can see h1m for a m1nute and they start the long walk down the cor rldor to Mr Andersons cozy little 0fflC6 The tender scene IS 1nvest1gated and found to be only a scene from one of the var1ous plays that are under product1on CYou could have fooled me J M Anderson tells Frank lt would be better to practlce some other tlme and h1s seat IS moved to the back of the room where he cant be d1stracted Thmgs get drowsy The snor1ng Spencer has been Jomed by several of h1s frlends 1n dream land Jack Cr1der gets up to sharpen a penc1l and some how Donn1e Green s foot gets tangled between Jack s legs and Jack IS sprawl1ng on the floor Th1S commot1on br1ngs Mr Carless back to 1nqu1re what s gomg on Donn1e you may go downstalrs A somewhat one Slded d1alogue fellows Donn1e Why' Mr Carless I have my reasons DOHDIG CBrave soul that he IS talks backj That s debatable Mr Carless Well lf you must know the new sh1pment of balls and cha1ns have Just arrlved and I th1nk you would be better off downsta1rs sort1ng out the ones for the Senlors Donn1e' Yes Warden Is there anyth1ng else Warden? Warden Carless Yes whlle you re down there you mlght as well choose your number Donn1e CSpeak1ng very humblyj Allah mas ter' Salam1 Salaml fand after he gets OUtS1dE of Mr Carlesss hearlng BALONY YOU OLD MIL TY GOAT' Durmg the llttle pr1vate 1nterv1ew the rest of the class has taken advantage of Mr Carlesss 1n attentlon and the place IS aga1n 1n a general up roar Mr H1rschy aga1n saves the day and room nme from complete destructlon by a t1mely en trance After he has glven the now quxet students a good dress1ng down all become res1gned to thelr fate some sleep some talk fqu1etlyJ others even beg1n to th1nk ser1ously of studylng At last the bell r1ngs and the torture of the study per1od IS over Some one wakes Spencer up and everyone leaves happ1ly for h1s other tasks and classes FORTY THREE O I ' . 7 . . Z . . ' ' . , r, ' 7 Y Y ' D , . 7 . . , ' I , l . , . . . , . , - . . . . , . . . , . . . , . - . , - .. - . ,, . . , , , - . I . . .-t - .. Y ! ' . if 'YY ! ' ' 73 ' , . it Yi A 4 A AA Y Y! I 1 ll ' ' ' LK ' I 97 ' ' 1 Y sticker on Ronnie Moore's back and several boys ' ' ' 7? u ' sv ' rl ' I H , ' ' , , H . U ' ' . In ' 9 ' Y . . , , s ' ' . ' n . . ' 1 - l , . . . . ' .Y -1 . 1 ' , . . . ' 1 1 C . u ' 1 ' . . ' ' - v - , ' , I , . . T . y . - - ' ' u ' n ' ' L Y 1 1 in ' ' KL 77 ' I ' , . , ' , . - 9 , ' , , l , , . . . 1. . . , , . , ' Y! ' ' , ' ' 1 FORTY-FOUR J illnnihttll The Bng Red thns year came roarnng back to avenge all except two of thenr defeats of last year, of those return1ng were nnne lettermen who gave Coach Adamczyk a good team The Bng Red started off the season wnth a bang and contnnued thns wnnmng streak up to tlne last game, when Leechburg agann beat Evans Cnty for the second stranght year We had two excuses thns year Fnrst, we were playnng a Class A school, and second, we were wnthout the assnstance of Jack Crnder, our able and capable halfback Later nn the game we lost our other half back Bob Buck Kennedy But we had a fnne season of snx WIDE, two tles, and Just one loss The Bng Red starters were Rnght end, James Larknn, who could keep everythnng from sweep nng Wlde hns tacklnng abnlnty was extraordnnary The Rnght Tackle spot was held down by a Junnor He was none other than Charles Chuck Thomp son He was always nn the thnck of nt Best known for hns roughness The Rnght Guard was fllled nn bv returnnng letterman Harry Znp Goehrmg He was the chargnng guard who got hnmself nn more pnleups Ask John Irvnne about h1s trap play Don Green, better known as Llttle Tarzan, was the Bng Reds safety man durnng the last half of the season He proved hns worth down at Newell West V1rgnnna when on several occasnons he alone was left to pull down the ball carrner It was hns fnrst and last season for the Bng Red He wnll be mnssed next year by all the remannnng squad mem bers Then came General Goof Off Rams y He was the center and backer up He was the clown of the team Just ask Coach Adamczyk Then there was Dale Harter, our Rnght Guard who Svrnrra had the power attack Always a clean sportsman, he llkes to call the opponents gumnoses Then, there was Albert Zattnero, the Rnght Tackle You couldnt ask for a better tackler The lnne backer who played behnnd hnm had an easy tnme of nt All he had to do was make sure the tackle was made and not worry about nnterference and sometlmes not even worry about maknng the tackle because Albert was always on the Job Of course there to help hnm was Captam Lawyer Irvnne, who play ed defensnve end and offens1ve Fullback, and Dale Harter, the Rnght Guard The backfneld consnsted of Barry Spencer, blocknng quarterback He al ways played a wonderful game Then came Jack Crnder, our elusnve Rnght Halfback He ns best remembered nn the Zehenople game when he raced 60 yards for the wnnn1ng touchdown Then came Buck Kennedy who played Left Half Af ter hns thrllllng performance nn the Unnon game, they wanted to change Evans Cnty to Kennedy town Qunte an honor, huh? Then last but not least came Bng John Irvnne our fullback Hns lnne plungnng was always a ground ganner He played heads up ball all the t1me and was Captam of the Bng Red through a magnnfncent season The coaches of the Bng Red Frank Adamczyk and Harry Besnecker, were the best coaches the team could ever have or want Just ask any mem ber of the team They were your frnends as well as nnstructors We of the Annual Staff w1sh them many more seasons such as thns past one The team thanks, you the coaches, from deep down nn nts heart for the wonderful tnme nt had together Head Coach Frank Adamczyk Assnstant Coach Harry Besnecker Managers Bnll Reno, Tom N1cklas, Albert Buehler EVANS CITY vs RIMERSBURG Evans Cnty led by the bold runnnng Jack Crnder won an lmpressnve 38 6 vxctory over Rnmersburg to clnnch the seasons opener Evans C1ty Jumped to a 19 0 lead nn the fnrst quarter and lt stayed that way untnl half tnme In the second half three more touchdowns were scored two by R Kennedy and another by Crlder The whole lnne played brlllnant ball Crnder was hngh scorer of the evennng wnth four touchdowns EVANS CITY vs BESSEMER The second contest of the year was played on the Bessemers fneld Thns game ended nn a 00 deadlock wnth statnstncs showlng Evans Cnty the stronger team Evans Cnty had a great opportunnty to score nn the thnrd quarter w1th the ball on the one yard lnne and four downs to push nt over A fumble however resulted nn the loss of the ball before a score could be made Ram sey and Irvnne were outstandnng for Evans Cnty whlle Scavnlle and Shuluza dxd well for Bessemer EVANS CITY vs UNION TOWNSHIP Evans Cnty opened thenr home season by defeatmg the Umon Scottnes 31 12 wnth Bob Kennedy playnng an out standnng game by runnmg for four tallnes Although the backfneld played an outsandnng game much crednt was due Larknn and Zattnero for thenr defensnve play EVANS CITY vs MARS Evans Cnty met thenr tradntnonal rnvals on the Evans Cnty fneld and won an easy 32 14 decnsnon over the Plan ets Jack Crnder was the bng man for the Bng Red of Evans Cnty Sophomore Roy Long scampered for hns fnrst touchdown from the twenty fxve yard marker Mars came back nn the thnrd and fourth quarters for two tallnes but the Bng Red couldnt be outdone EVANS CITY vs ZELIENOPLE One of the seasons most spectacular but dnsaoponnt nng games took place when the Blg Red met the Golden Bear of Zellenople Early nn the fnrst quarter a pass from Crnder to Dnck Kennedy put the ball on the Zeln two yard lnne The Bng Red then had a penalty for Off sndes and were sent back to the seven Barry Spencer then threw a lateral to Bob Kennedy who went for the touchdown Evans Cnty led at the half 7 0 Early nn the thnrd however Leopardn scored for Zelxe and the fnnal score ended nn a 7 7 deadlock EVANS CITY vs SHENANGO The Bng Red met another trnumph when they de feated Shenango Townshnp 256 Crlder scored the fnrst touchdown on a fumble by Shenango In the second quarter the Bng Red pushed 60 yards and Irvnne scored from the one yard lnne Evans Cnty led 13 6 at the half Early nn the thnrd Jack Crnder ran 45 yards for another TD Another score was made by Irvnne after the team had rolled 55 yards up the fneld A good Job of blocknng was done by the lnne EVANS CITY vs ZELIENOPLE A huge crowd was on hand to see the Bng Red tangle wnth the Bendermen when Evans Cnty defeated the Bears 1413 The Bng Red was led by Crnder and B Kennedy Zelnenople scored the fnrst touchdown and took 70 If-ad nn the second quarter Evans Cnty then scored on a 30 yard pass from Crnder to Kennedy Near the end of the game Zelne was gnven a free klck from thenr own 20 yard lnne Lewns kncked to Crnder who took the ball on hns own 40 and cut to the rlght snde wlth great blocknng he was nn the clear at the Zelnenople 30 and went all the way for a touchdown The score was now 14 13 and the extra ponnt fanled EVANS CITY vs NEWELL Evans Cnty traveled to Newell West Vnrgnnla for the fnrst tnme nn three years and defeated them nn a drnvnng rann storm 32 6 Freshman Dnck Kennedy played a good game nn Crnders place Jack Crnder had been nmured nn a orevnous game and was not able to be present Ev ans Cnty held the lead throughout the game EVANS CITY vs LEECI-IBURG Leechburg a class A school sponled the Evans Cnty try for an unbeaten season when they upset the Bng Red 27 6 The Bng Red held the Blue Devnls scoreless nn the fnrst quarter The lone Evans Clty score was made by Irvme on an nntercepted pass which he carrned 15 yards for a touchdown On the last play of the game Irvnne went around rnght end for a 74 yard plunge and fell on the one yard line The Bng Red dnd a good Job how ever at standnng up to larger competntnon FORTY FIVE ' ' u n , . 1 . . . , . - , . . . H . ,, . u n ' ' ' - , . . . - na an . , . - u n . . . . . . U . ,, . . . . . . . . U . . u ' u ' ' ' . , - ' 1 . 9 nn an e ' . , . . , . . . 1 - . v . , . . . ' - - v - - - - ' . . . ' . ' 3 . , - - . ' . .' . . . . . , . . . : . , . ' . '. ' - . . ' . - f . 1 ' . . ' ' . - ' ' ' - ' .n . . . . ' , ' , - , , 1 ' . - n , , Ihr igzwkvihall Svquah Jack Crlder Robert Nlaxburger John Irxlne Robert Kcnnedx Rxchard Kennedx Fust Roxx Vx 1ll1am Reno Nlanagcr Lee KL1YHll1LI Lxnn Thompson Norman Barnett Second Roxx F1anK Adamcfxk Coach Rlchdld Kcnncdx Jack Cr1dc1 John I1x1nc Robcrt Kenncdx Robert VIarbu1gc1 Har IX Besnccker Coach The Blg Red FIVC of Evans CIIV vxas the most unpred1ct1ble group of basketb 1ll pl 1x ers Ev ms C1 x h1s exer had t ould n mr se IIOVC me 1ust look 1t the1r D151 lccord But III 1ll thex d1d h1xe a good SCISOD Thex had 1 txxelve ten record lor the xc1r and hmshcd 1n th1rd place The txxo Senlors xx ho xx ere on thc f1rst f1VC xx ere b1g rangx felloxxs both h1t SIX lect and one xx as at least sxx txxo and a half The starung l1ne up COHSISICG of Bun I1x 1ne at center xx ho xx as valuable fOl reboun ls ml Jack C11 lOl the spark plug of the te 1m Whcn he xxas hot xou could plan on seemg a fme ball FORTY SIX g1me The1e w1s only one Jun1or ln the startlng ,HTC up He xx1s none other than Bob Buck Kennedx Hc xx as the le1d1ng scorer of the year Thc other txxo xxho completed the l1ne up were Dick Shck Kcnncdx and Bob Ham Marburger, both Freshmen We all feel eertam that Coach Besnecker vx1ll m1ss h1S txxo SCUIOFS next xear as It xxxll be d1ff1 cult to f1nd someone to control the boards 11ke C11 ler and Irv1ne but xxe are sure he xx1ll have a f1ne up and commg squad from xxh1eh to choose So xxe of the -Xnnual Staff xx 1sh vou luck Mr Bes 11ecke1 1 , ' . . 1 . . . , . . ' V. . , . .1 , vu C . 1 c U . 1 , - , 1, 'ty' EQ ' ' . I c xx'i c lo, il ball 1 5 2 ' , game just when they felt like it. If you don't be- His best shot came from the corner of the court. ' -' A- i ' 2,1 - x - ' 1 1 1 . ' - 2 ' - ' ' -'12 , C 1 . v H, - , ' ' ' , 'A-B ' 1 ' F- y ' V' ' '- ' . - -K 5. vf . C F., 2 . ' ' V ' I 1' hr Mankrlhall Svrnrvz EVANS CITY ROMPS TO 53 20 WIN OVER PENN After havnng thenr opennng game of the season post poned on account of the bng snow the Bng Red nnntnated nts seasons opennng on the home court by an nmpressnve 5320 trounce on Frnday December 8 1950 Evans Cnty led the whole way through the game wnth an opennng quarter of 11 2 then a 14 4 to lead at the half wnth 25 6 In the thnrd and fourth quarter the Bng Red added an other two ponnts for every one of Penn s by a 28 14 count Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Irvnne wnth 12 For Penn 'lownshnp nt was Thomson wnth 10 KARNS CITY AGAINST EVANS CITY IN 45 43 TI-IRILLER A fneld goal by Hedge Early nn the last three sec onds of play capped a fourth quarter rally by Karns Cnty on Tuesday December 12 1950 It was a one snded game the fnrst half Evans Cnty took the fnrst two quar ters wnth 13 8 and 12 11 counts but the fourth quarter was the decndnng one and proved the margnn of vnctory for Karns City The last two quarters went nn favor of Karns City 1110 and 158 Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Jack Crnder wnth 21 ponnts for Karns Cnty nt was Bnshop wnth 16 KARNS CITY AGAIN NIPS EVANS CITY IN THRILLER 44 42 On the home court on Frndaly December 22 1950 Kanns City Hn nnvaded agann and edged Evans Cnty nn a thrnllnng game Thns tnme Bnll Bnshop Karns Cntys for ward was the result of the loss In the few seconds re mannnng he hooped the wnnnnng fneld goal to wnn for Karns Cnty Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Robert Marburger wnth 14 ponnts For Karns Cnty nt was agann Bnll Bnshop wnth 20 EVANS CITY RALLIES TO WIN AT MT JACKSON A terrnfnc thnrd quarter rally by the Bng Red proved the margin of vnctory on December 26 1950 at Mt Jack son The Bng Red rallned for 25 markers nn the thnrd quarter to only 4 for Mt Jackson The score at half tnme was Evans Cnty 14 Mt Jackson 15 The fourth quarter showed Mt Jackson on the come back tranl by a 16 13 edge over Evans Cnty but nt was not good enough to wnn The fnnal score was Evans Cnty 52 Mt Jackson 35 Leading scorer was Crnder wnth 20 ponnts for Evans Cnty and McKnnley wnth 12 for Mt Jackson EVANS CITY TOPS MT JACKSON On December 29 1950 Mt Jackson nnvaded Evans Cnty wnth revenge on nts mnnd It never got a chance although a poor game was played by both teams as the score showed Evans Cnty had 33 to Mt Jacksons 29 Nenther team could break down the others defense The leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Slnck Kennedy wnth seven points BIG RED BOWS TO WEST DEER IN LOOP OPENER On Tuesday January 2 1951 Evans Cnty opened nts league competntnon by nnvadnng West Deer The game was one of those knnds that are good for the players but hard on the crowd Evans Cnty at the end of the fnrst pernod play was behnnd 98 on the next quarter they surged ahead on a 15 9 to lead at half tnme wnth 23 16 The thnrd quarter proved to be Evans Cnty s downfall as they took a 14 8 count and the last quarter went also to West Deer 87 Leadnng scorer was Buck Kennedy wnth 12 ponnts EVANS CITY TOPS PLUM HIGH BY A 54 42 SCORE On Frnday January 5 1951 Evans Cnty played host to nnvadnng Plum Hngh School The Bng Red gave all that they had to lead us on to vnctory The Bng Red nn the fnrst two quarters exchanged counts of 1610 rallned to be all tied up on a 26 26 stalemate at half tnme Th Rams then after nntermnssnon went on to stage 188 and 10 9 final quarters to clnnch the wnn Hngh scorer for the evennng went to Buck Kennedy of Evans Cnty SPRINGDALE TOPS EVANS CITY IN 62 43 CONTEST On Tuesday January 9 1951 Evans Cnty nnvaded Sprnngdale for a clash of nmportance to both teams Sprnngdale after benng held nn check nn the fnrst Canto let loose a barrage of shots that left Evans Cnty bewnlder ed and at loss The setback was to be avenged later when the teams met agann The leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Marburger wnth 11 ponnts EVANS CITY DOWNS GOLDEN BEARS, 51 TO 37 On Friday January 12 1951 Zelnenople nnvaded E ans Cnty wnth hngh hopes of pullnng the fnrst vnctory over Evans Cnty snnce 1944 but they were unable to do nt The Rams of Evans Cnty out scored them nn the fnrst thnrd and fourth quarters The Bng Reds leadnng scorer was Buck Kennedv wnth 20 ponnts BIG RED WHIPS MARS PLANETS IN 67 26 ROUT On Tuesday January 16 1951 Mars bowed mnghty low to nnvadnng Evans Cnty wnth a lopsnded count of 67 26 The boys from Evans Cnty really rubbed nt nn that nnght Evans Cnty wasted lnttle tnme nn pnlnng up early 14 2 lead nn the fnrst pernod Evans Cnty led throughout the rest of the ball game Marburger was leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty wnth 18 markers EVANS CITY HIGH LOSES TI-IRILLER TO EAST DEER 48 47 On Friday January 19 1951 Evans Cntv lost another of nts close thrnllnng ball games Thns tnme to nnvadnng East Deer Evans Cnty staged a terrnfnc comeback nn the second half only to be denned a vnctory by a one ponnt margnn lhe Bng Red spotted East Deer an earny 168 margnn then another 19 10 margnn to tranl at half tnme JD 18 Then I-,vans Cnty started to rally the second half wnth nmpressnve 16 7 and 13 6 counts but not enough to clnnch a vnctory Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Buck Kennedy wnth 20 ponnts ARNOLD SINKS EVANS CITY IN 40 27 BATTLE On 'luesday January 23 1951 Evans Cnty nnvaded New Kensnngton to be sent home defeated by a slow careful movnng qunntet of basketeers from Arnold The Arnold players led out nn the fnrst quarter wnth a 12 7 margnn They led throughout the entnre game The Bng Red had trouble by the altogether change of pace nn basketball strategy and couldnt hnt the buckets enther The scornng honors were dnvnded between Crnder and Kennedy of Evans Cnty BIG RED WI-IIPS BESSEMER BY A 47 TO 36 SCORE On Frnday January 26 1951 Evans Cnty met nnvadnng Bessemer Hngh wnth 4136 decnsnon nn an exhnbntnon game Evans Cnty outscored Bessemer nn every quarter wnth 11 9 13 10 11 7 and 12 10 counts The leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Dnck Kennedy wnth 13 tallnes For Bes semer nt was Dearement wnth 17 ponnts BIG RED SCORE EASY WIN OVER WEST DEER I-'IVE On Tuesday January 30 19.11 Evans Cnty knocked off nnvadnng West Deer Hngh School by an nmpressnve 57 42 vnctory The Bng Red started count by a 9 6 edge nn the fnrst stanza then by hanf tnme they led 2716 They staged another rally nn the thnrd quarter by a decnsnve 169 count The last quarter went to West Deer 1714 Leadnng scorers for Evans Cnty were Marburger and Crnder each wnth 15 markers PLUM HI SHADES EVANS CITY IN FINAL SECONDS On Frnday February 2 1951 Evans Cnty agann played one of those thrnllers for the umteenth tnme by benng edged by Plum Townshnp 50 49 A fnnal second play was the resultant wnn for Plum Townshnp when Nesbntt sunk a fneld goal to fnnnsh the game Evans Cnty took the fnrst two quarters by 15 12 and 1311 counts out they fanled nn the last two They were outscored nn the fnnal quarters by a 13 11 and 13 10 counts Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Buck Kennedy wnth 16 tallnes EVANS CITY WALLOPS LEAGUE LEADERS WITH IMPRESSIVE 55 40 On Tuesday February 6 1951 Evans Cnty toppled Sprnngdale from nts unbeaten record nn Sectnon XIV com petntnon wnth a sound trouncnng of 55 40 In the fnrst 2212 lead and led at the half tnme by a 35 21 narrfnvn Sprnngdale never recovered wholly from the fnrst half shock as Evans Cnty pounded nt on nn the thnrd and fourth quarters The upset brought Sprnngdale and Arnold to gether as league leaders The leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Jack Crnder wnth 16 ponnts ZELIENOPLE NIPS EVANS CITY FIRST TIME SINCE 1944 On Frnday February 9 1951 Evans Cnty nnvaded Ze lnenople looknng for an easy vnctory It fanled to rec ognnze that nnevntably the enemy leads to vnctory agannst the over confndent Evans Cnty had at half tnme the mar gnn of vnctory necessary to wnn wnth Just a lnttle help out nt dndnt get any help what so ever Result was that nt was the fnrst tnme nn almost seven years the Rams have lost to Zelnenople The score for quarters were as fol lows Fnrst quarter went to Evans Cnty 16 5 the rest to Zelnenople wnth 12 ll 16 8 10 7 decnsnons Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Buck Kennedy wnth 15 ponnts EVANS CITY ROUTS MARS 67 13 On Tuesday February 13 1951 Evans Cnty agann laced the Mars Planets The Bng Red was anxnous to get nt over wnth The quarters were as follows lAll nn favor of Evans Cntyl Fnrst 17 2 second 20 3 thnrd 14 3 and fourth 165 Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Pete Brueckman wnth 16 ponnts BIG RED SCORES OVER EAST DEER Evans Cnty hngh led by the hngh scornng Bob Ken nedy came through wnth another hot one at East D er The Butler County qunntet rolled up an nmpressnve score of 49 36 over the East Deer team The Rams Jumped off to a 17 4 lead nn the fnrst pernod of play In the sec ond pernod they added a slnm 1211 edge to post a half tnme score of 29 15 Gonng nnto the fnnal round Bes neckers cagers had a commandnvng 4122 advantage Callender was hngh scorer for East Deer and Buck Kennedy led the Bng Red vxnth Crnder as runner up ARNOLDS RALLY NIPS BIG RED IN 45 42 THRILLER On Tuesday February 20 1951 Arnold nnvaded Ev ans Cnty to make nts bnd for a vnctory to keep nts pace wnth Sprnngdale but Evans Cnty had nts hopes deflated untnl a fourth quarter rally agann nnflated nts hopes Ev ans Cnty held Arnold nn check for three quarters of play then blew up The Bng Red took on an early 12 7 count nn the fnrst pernod and then an even 9 9 count for a half tnme score of 21 16 Then Evans Cnty went nnto a second half slump of 16 18 and 11 5 counts Both quarters went nn favor of Arnold Leadnng scorer for Evans Cnty was Buck Kennedy FORTY SEVEN .1 - -. V A - - . I V ' h I A , , . ' ' - v A A I F- . I t . , . ' ' . . ' l ' , - , H ' ' - ' V 4 I V . - A , . ' ' - - an n ' n ' I I 4 ' A . - 3 - . D - - ' V 1 ' . ' . .' . ' . . . A I I ' , ' v ' V 4 ' 5 - . . . l ' . , . . . , . . - , , ' , ' - . r .. ,. . r . - ' ' . ' - ' ul D A ' - ' - . , - - , , , .' I n h . I , , Q ' Y . 1 - ' ' ' . - n . . . . . A . 1 . ' . . . Z - n V ' .' . ' , ' ' . . . 1, ,, ' 2 . ' . , ' I ' I , ' ' . I , 1 . . . . . - . A , . . .. - .. ' - period Evans City took the lead with a very comfortable ' , ' A. ' ,V . . n I . ' . ' ' - 2 . ' ' ' D . v n o . I ' - , . . . ' . . - - . .. .. A . . ' ' . - ' . I V . . .I ' - I . . - ' , Q . ' x. ' ' I . , - V ' V . . - ' - . . , ' -. ' ' 'V . - 2 . - 3 'V , - 2 . .... ' H H 1 ' - D I ' 1 . . ' ' r ' A , . - . ' - n n e D . - . .I ' - ' I v- ' , 4 ' - ' , - , ' . . ' , 4 - . V ' V . ' 1. -I -' A I , I I U H - . u v n V ' . . I .. D . -, . . . n an , . V A . U - . - v A , t - V I 'hr Hamitg ilankrthall Svquah Frrst Row Donald Green Ronald Mw:-ers Dean Ramsu Eugene Polrte Frank Leonberg Gerald Fox Tom Nrcklas Don ald Frrshkorn Ronald Brueckman Charlu Thompson Suonql Ron Vllllrarn Reno Nlanagcr Frank Adarnuxk Coach Drnk Kcnmm Lxnn Thomp on Jack Crrder Lee Kummer John Irxrne 'Norman Barnett Robert Kennedx Robert Nlarburg r Harrx Be-nuku Coach Clarence Strabel 'wlanager EVANS CITY vs ZELIENTOPLIL Rebound Baskrt Bow Lat s go bots Gct that brll Jump Ball FORTY EIGHT Q . rv ,A I ,Jr ,'. ..vv , , rr , rv ' L L .. .. I hr Haraitg Glluh Frrt on Charles Thompson Dale Harter Frank Rarnsex Barn Spencer John Irxmc Albert Zattrcro Jrrncs Larkin Harrx Cochrrng Vkillrarn Rcno Robert Kcnuclx S cond Ix x Bob Fosnrughl Grrx Frrshkorn 'XII Cishdollar Brurc Jordan ln Mn of 19:10 the present Vaisrtx Club held its trrst mcctrng During, the course of this meet ing, it xx rs dccided to hrvc our Virsrtw swerters ordered on the first dn of football practice S c rme the first dax ue ordered our sxxeiters Thcn when school stuted in September xxc efrme ot football With the nrrval of the svxeit ers ue then lrrd plans tor raising rnoriex for Vrr srtx Colts We paid for thc Vusrtx sweaters with our oxxn monei To rrrse moncx for the co its xxe held drnccs irc c coke machine concession rnl Sf candx The Cheerleaders 'rlso helped '1 great deal bx contributing time md monew for the Varsrtx Clubs berrcfrt elected 1 group of offrccrs Thu xxcre rs follows Sponsor M C rshdoll rr President John Irx rnc Albert Zatterro Secretarx B xrrs Spenecr Tre rsurer Fr rnklrn R rmsex Vree President lows John fLrttle Abel Irxrne Albert 4L1ttle Bulletsj Zrtterro Barrv fLrttle Gerrsl Spencer Franklin fGeneral Goof offl Rrmsex James fLenordJ Larkin Jack fL1ttle Bezl Crrder Dale CHootJ Harter William QBrzokrJ Reno ind Hrr rx tPorntsJ Goehrrng We vxrsh to show our appreciation bx Saxrng thanks to Mr Cashdollar xx ho his been a great help to us at our meetings he Zlumnr Iflarmtg Euskethall 'Pam The Junior Basketbrll Team had a xerx good r ord t rs Xear bx winning a mijorrtx of its frmcs Thc plaxers on the Junior Varsitx ire the folloxxrrrg, Petc Brueckmln Don Frrshkorn Chuck Thompson Tom 'Nrcklas incl 'Norman Brr nett -Xll of these are Juniors rn high school The Seniors rre Gener rl Lee Kummer and Don Green The Sophomores are Dean Rrmsex Ger rld Fox Ronrld Mxers Eugene Polite and Frank Leonberg Coach Besneclser his 1 fine group ot scr rppers on his team and 1 fine pr omisrng group of on com ing underelassmen We are certain ther will sec plentw of action next rear and the Nerrs to follow EOHIX 'NINIL -5 R .A . A. A . .A V. A L , .A . .' .A . -,. A L ,A. . - A , - -' A ' r A .- . - , 'nxt .' 1 . 1 ' . . I 'rj 1 ' ' ' . L-v ' y y L1 ..' Av , L - '.y- ' ,lv Vx- Z vs: A A A ' A 5 ........ . ..,.................... ............ 1 1 an z ' 1, 'ap -' z r z Q Q ' 2 J , ,- ,A , v . ' .. aut .. . ' - A 0 A A A A. wi 'R - ' s A V C 1' -' j ...............,..,.........,................... 2 j r' r ' .- pa' ' -'- 'L' ' ..,..,.................,.............,.. 'z ' z They received their sweaters before the third The members of the Varsity Club are as fol- Az ' ' . ' 1 ' ' ' ' 2 - 2 ' , ' ' .A., , 2 ' 2 A. ' , ,Q 'AJ A, . Z .- A. 2 U Y A ' 2 A. , .Y Q' ' X f' lc ' ' - z ' . , YA A . .Y . ' ' , ' 1 'Q , z z - la l th' ' 2 ' '.' , 2 I .wld ,A . A9 C A , v' , , . 52 ' Av A.' .' . ' A Z VY A -,Y ' 7 v 1 Q X ' . 1 ' ' 3. 0 O I . A : 2 ' r . ' ' . 2 Q g, '- 'ee ' h' ' ' ' ' A ' ' Ii 2 Y 2 -' 'F - ' xA.A X 'A' .S ' 1 A' bv E - , ' -' Q , 1,2 .' ' 2- , zi ' ' K -' - . . ' - ' - 4 ' ' . I ' . ' , ' '4 ' 'X 'hr Qlhvvrlrahrra Left to Rlght Ronald Moore Barbarann Boyer Patrxcxa Saul Lena Noto Absent Mar1lyn Jones We re y Y ers durmg t1me out They add pep and sp1ce to e games They had new un1forms made thls year They are blue corduroy w1th wh1te satm lmmgs I football season they wore Whlte sweaters w1th the1r blue sklrts In basketball season they wore whlte blouses w1th blue txes They make a very good appearance on the f1eld and on the floor Somethlng new has been added A boy Cheer leader ROHHIE has been dolng a good Job thls year CKeep lt upl The Cheerleaders were grateful for the help Mrs Best gave them as advlsor In order to make money the Cheerleaders sold pop candy and hot dogs durlng the basketball games At lunch t1me they sold candy to the stu dent body At 12 45 on home game days the Cheerleaders would hurry through the1r lunch ln order to be Basket Boys Basket Boys You make the Baskets' Well Make the Nolse' Yah Blue' Yah Whlte' Yah Evans C1ty' Evans C1ty Hlgh School Flght' Fxght' Fxght' Rah' Rah' Rah' FIFTY Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Boom' 1 times the student body d1dnt glve very good sup port Although the glrls trled hard We would l1ke to congratulate the Cheerlead ers on the1r unt1r1ng efforts 1n d1rect1ng the cheers at the games If lt hadnt been for the student bodys sup port they would not hlve been able to early on the1r good work Due to absence the day Cheerleaders pxctures were taken we woulil l1ke to express our regret that Mar1lyn Jones IS not present on the above plcture of the Cheerleadmg staff We have all seen and heard from Mar1lyn durmg the past year and shall always remember her We should also l1ke to b1d goodoye to Barbara who w1ll leave us thls year when she graduates and hope to see Pat Lena Mar1lyn and Ronnle carry on the school Splflt Our Team IS red hot Woo' Woo' Our Team IS red hot Woo' Woo' Our Team 1S red hot Woo Woo' Ssssssssssssssss ' Team' 1 T 3, ,. A t , .wr I 5, r l C . i T s 1 ' with ou B0 5-Yell out the Cheerlead- ready to lead cheers at the pep meetings. Some X . . Q . . , , 4 - th . . ' ' , . ' 1 ' V V Elrark Svrnrrn nf 19 I1 The Track and Freld boys yyere ln great form as they downed every foe to go undefeated The real test came yyhen thev partrcrpated rn a meet agalnst Mercer Unlon Tvyp and Zelxenople 1n the Trl County meet Thev came out on top by a yylder m'rrg1n Zellenople who hadnt been beaten ln 3 4 vears came ln second 21' pomts behrnd the Blg Red They also stood thelr ground rn the W P I A L Class B fmals at Prtt Stadlum when thev came rn 5th out of the txy enty schools p'1rt1c1pat1ng I Mercer 31 Zel1enople 39 Trl County WPIAL 100 Yard Dash Robert Kennedy Jack Cr1der 104, Alv1n Shaulxs 220 Yard Dash thls meet Kennedy qu 1llf1Cd for the State frnrls by takmg lst 1n the 100 yard dash and second 1n the Javelrn We can surelv be proud of them for they drd 1 yyonderful 1ob The ones yyho recerved letters ue the followrng Robert Kennedy Jlck CFICICI' Harry Goehr mg Alvm Shrulrs Vernon Frel Robert Fosnaught Duane Cookson J1m Cary Ronald Behm Ronald Klrne, Bury Spencer Dayne Wahl Ev ms Evans Evans Evans Crty Cltv Cltv Cltv Jrm Carv Ronald Behm Harold Beal Frrst Frfth Pole Vault Hugh Jump Jack C1 lcler Robert Kennedy' Vernon Frel 440 Yard Dash Vernon Frel Bob Fosnaught Paul Goehrrng Half Mule Run Bob Fosnaught Harry Goehrlng Paul Goehrrng Mlle Run Harry Goehrlng Paul Goehrmg B111 Reno Broad Jump Duane Cookson Jack Cr1der George Fr1shkorn 2 4 0 0 243 234 253 560 56 4 60 0 155 270 536 230 310 166 Drynes Wrhl J1m Carv Jack Cr1der Dlscus Ronald Behm Jlm Cary Shot Put Robert Kennedv Ronald Klme Jack Cr1der Javelm Robert Kennedy Ronald Kllne Barry Spencer Relay 18801 Ron 11d Behm J :ek Cr1der Vernon Flel Robert Kennedy 3 0 394 394 394 394 FIFTY ONE ' ' ' 1 ' ' V A . n ' z ' , 1 ' C . 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Ihr CEir1'5 Athlvtiri-Xaanriatinn Flrst Row Barbara Mahan Mar1lyn Jones Esther Nulph Patty Reese Ruth Tuttle Jeanette Schuyler Pat Saul Barbara Marburger Ann Trlpp Betsv MCElhlHny Delores Lordl Janet Hxcks Second Ron I..o1s Zmkham Sh11ley SeDor1s Betty Sue Shaulls Belle McPherson Ruth Frlshkorn Janet Leonberg DDFIS 'VICMIIIGH Edxth Bowser Bern1ce KOSIHSKI Patty Engllsh Patty Dlekey Betty Lou Moore Mary Ellen Foltz Lena Noto Thnd Rovx fat Curt1s Phyllls Benn Carol I'1sher Marle Myers IHSCI Sally Parsons Manlene Moore Sh1rley Scov1lle Thuxsday evemng all of the g1rls mterested 111 sports often meet after school hours 1n the school aud1to11um for var1ous sports ThlS orga ?dtl0ll 1S called the G A A and 1tS pux pose 1S to get more gnls mtelested 1n mtramural aet1v1t1es pa1t1c1p.1te 111 chfferent spolts These days are alled Play Days Ou1 G AA lb also 1nv1tecl to other schools for the s 1me pulpose P1 esldent V1ee Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer l'IFIY IWO Etl1el Green M1ss W1ll1ams Beverly M1ller Nancv Ra Pomts are g1ven for hours engaged 1n a L01 tam aet1v1ty Glrls havmg the requlred amount of pomts are g1ven awards The pomt awards are g1VCD to the deservmg at the All Sports Banquet Our teacher lS MISS W1ll1ams and we want to g1VC our thanks to her for her fme 1nstruet1ons and l1mC spent wlth us Our offlcers, wh are chosen by vote, are the followmg Ruth Fmshkorn Betty Lou Moore Dolores Lordl 1 1- ' -' ' . 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What a center Sho may hccumc a cha-crlcadcr Jack C. 3 Mousckcteu Svntnr Artuntwz JEAN ANDERSON Annual Bandl II III IV Cafeterla Work Class V P I Debate Team III IV D1s IFICI Orchestra III Dramatlc Club IV Engllsh Club III FBLA IV FHA Sec I Faculty Sec IV Forenslc Declamat1on Debatel II III IV GAA Sec Treas II V P III News Reell III IV Senlor Plav Sophomore Play Bookholder Awards Band Letter Dramatlc Club Plav Props Custodlan Forenslc Declamatlon I II III EDNA MAE BEAHM Annual Edltor Cafeterm Work Dramatlc Club IV English Club III FBL A IV Faculty Sec IV French Club III Sec IV GAA II News Reel II III IV Sen1or Play Awards Art Clean up Poster lst Essay Pennsylvanla Week 3rd ARDELL BONZO Boys Chorus II III IV Engllsh Club III FFA I II VP III V P IV Football II III Mlxed Chorus II III IV Radlo Club IV Awards County Farmer Degree FFA WILBERT BONZO Boys Chorus II III Engllsh Club III FFA I II III IV Mlxed Chorus II III Radlo Club IV Awards County Farmer Degree F FA BARBARA BOYER Annual IV Cheerleader IV Dramatlc Club Sec IV Engllsh Club III FHA GAA II III IV G1rls Chorus II III News Reel II III Semor Play Sophomore Play Forens1cII III RICHARD BUCHANAN Band II III IV Boys Chorusl II III IV Class Tres II English Club EMILY BURGARD Engllsh Club III FHA I Flcnch Club III IV GAA II III IV Girls Basketball II II JACK CRIDER Basketballl II III IV Footballl II III IV French Club III Tres IV Semor Play Sophomore Play TrackI II III IV Awards Basketball Letter II III IV Football Letter II III IV Track Letterl II III IV WILLIS DAVISON Bandl II III IV Boys Chorus I III IV Engllsh Club III FBLA IV French Club III IV Forens1cI II III IV Mlxed Chorus III IV Safety Patrol II Awards Band Letter JEAN DeHART Bandl II III IV FHA II IV ANNA DUFFORD FBLA IV French Club IV PAUL DYER Band I II III Pres IV Bovs Chorus I II III Engllsh Club III FFA I III Tres IV F FA State Band III Mlxed Chorus I II III News Reel III Radlo Club IV Senlor Play Awards Band Letter County Farmer Degree FFA JANE FEHL-Engllsh Club III FBLA IV Forenslc II III IV French Club IV Glrls Chorus II III IV Mlxed Chorus II III IV Sophomore Play Commlttee II CARL FISHER Boys Chorus III IV Engllsh Club III Forcnslc III IV French Club III IV Mxxed Chorus III IV Safety Patrol II RUTH FRISHKORN Band I II III IV Class W1l1 IV Englxsh Club III FBLA IV Faculty Sec IV For ens1cI II III IV French Club III IV GAA II III Pres IV Glrls Basketball Team II III IV News Reel III Sophomore Play Commlttee II Awards Band Letter GAA II III IV FIFTY FIVE O 6 6 0 - 2 . , , 2 ' 1 . . z , : '- Q 3 ' 3 .... g . . . . g . 3 ' - , , , . : . - . - 1. , . . 1 . . 1 ' .z - . : , .,- 1 ' , ' ' ' , , . - - ' 3 1 3 ' ' ' 3 ' 3 . . .. . 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Q . 3 - ' , , , : , 1 - - . , , - Q , y 4 3 ' . 5 1 - . . , , - Svvntnr 2-Xrttuttwa HARRY GOEHRING Bandl II Boys ChorusI Il Cllss V P II Dramat1c Club IV Footballl II III IV Forens1c I II M1XGd Chorus I News Reel III Radlo Club III IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Stage Crew Tmckl II III IV Varsity Club IV Awards Band Letter Football Letter III IV Track I II III IV DONALD GREFN Band I II III IV Basketb1ll CJ VJ I II Basketball III IV Boys Chorus IV Class V P IV Dramat1c Club V P IV FBLA IV Football I II III IV Forensmcl II III IV French Club III V P IV News Reel Ed1l,OI'III Sen1or Plav Sophomore Play Awalds Band Letter Football Letter IV DALE HARTER FFA I II III Sec IV Football I II III IV Sen1or Play Stage Crew Varslty Club III IV Awards Football Letter III IV JOHN IRVINE Annual IV Basketball CJ VD I Basketball II III IV Class Pres II Debate Team Dram 1t1c Club Pres Engllsh Club III Footballl II III IV Forens1c III IV Latm Club News Reel II III Patroll II III IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Varsxty Club Pres Awards Basketball Letter II III IV Football Letter II III IV Track Letter II RAYMOND KNOX Bandl Boys ChorusI III IV Enghsh Club V P III Football II Forens1c I MIYCCI Chorus I III IV News Reel III Radlo Club IV Safety Patrol II Sophomore Play Track II EDWARD KOSINSKI FFA I II III IV Safety Patrol III Awards Safety Patrol LEE KUMMER Annual Staff IV Band I Basketball CJ VJ II Basketball III IV Boys Chorus I II II IV Class Pres III Dramatxe Club IV Enghsh Club III M1XCd Chorus II III Pres IV News Reel III RadIO Club IV Semor Play Sophomore Play Awards Safety Patrol II JAMES LARKIN Annual Staff Class Tres IV Dramatlc Club IV Football III IV French Club III Ra d1O Club III IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Varslty Club IV Awards Football III IV PATRICIA LIBENSCI-IEK Band IV Enghsh Club III FHA I III Pres IV G1rls Chorus III IV M1XCd Chorus IV Sophomore Play Usher BETTY LINTZ Class Prophecv IV Class Txes III Drwmltlc Club IV Engllsh Club III FBLA IV FHA I Faculty Sec IV FOICIISIC II III IV French Club III GAA II G1rls Cholus II III Sec IV MIXEG Chorus II Sec IV News Reel III IV Semor Play Sophomore Pl'1y Commlttee BARBARA MAHAN Band IV Cheerleadmg IV Engllsh Club III FHA I II III V P IV GAA III IV G1rls Chorus III IV Mxxed Chorus IV Sophomole Play Usher LOIS McCANDLESS Enghsh Club III FBLA IV FHA I Forens1c II III IV French Club III IV Gnls Chorus II III IV Muorette III IV Mlxed Chorus II IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Commlttee SAM McELHINlNY FFA I II III IV PEGGY MCKINNEY Bind IV FHA I III IV Guls Cholus IV MIXCCI Chorus IV ROBERT MILLER Boys Cholus III IV Engllsh Club Set Tres III French Club III IV Mlxed Chorus III IV TFD MILLER Band I Boys Chorus I III Engllsh Club III Forens1c I Radlo Club IV Safety Patrol II Awards Safety Patrol FIFTY SIX 0 6 Q O 1 1 1 1 C 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 1 1 9 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 - ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , , V, . .. , . -' - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 C '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - , 1 , 1 - - - 1 1 111, - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , , , . . . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 111 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , , . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 , V , , . , 1 c , . , .... , - 1 - 1 ' . - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , , , . . . , , , . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - I- - , . , . . , , , , , , Q 1 1 1 K. 1 1 if 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 M-' -1 1 1 - 1 , .. ., , , . , . 1. 1 .. . ,'. .- . . , . 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Svvntnr 2-Xrttuttwn JANE MOYER Annual IV Class Sec IV Dramatxc Club IV Drum Major Band IV Engllsh Club Pres III FBLA IV Faculty Sec IV French Club III Pres IV News Reel III Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Book holder LOUIS MYERS Basketball CJ VD I II Basketball III Boys Chorus IV Dramatlc Club IV Engllsh Club III FFA Sec III IV Football II III IV MlX9d Chorus IV News Reel III Sophomore Play Trackl II BRUNO NOTO Boys Chorus IV Dramatlc Club IV Engllsh Club III F FA Reporter III IV Football I II III Mxxed Chorus IV News Reel IV Track I II ESTHER NULPI-I Enghsh Club III FHA I II III IV GAA III IV Glrls Chorus III IV Senior Play JANET PARSONS Band III IV Class Hlstory Dramatlc Club Dramatlc Club Play Engl1sh Club III Faculty Sec IV FBLA IV FHA I Forenslc III IV French Club III GAA II III IV G1rls Chorus II III Pres IV Mixed Chorus II III IV News Reel Sen1or Play Sophomore Play DENTON POWELL-FFA I II III IV Rad1o Club IV Safety Patrol III Sen1or Play Stage Crew GEORGE POWELL-Boys Chorus FFA I II III IV Football II III IV Forenslc I Mlxed Chorusl d1o Club IV Sen1or Play Stage Crew Trackl II III IV Awards FFA Tree Identxfxcatxon JIM POWELL-Bandl II III IV Boys Chorus I II III IV Dramatlc Club III IV Engllsh Club III FFA Sentlnell II III IV Football II III IV Forenslcl II III IV Mlxed Chorus I II III IV Radlo Club IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Trackl II III IV Awards FFA Bronze Baby ChlCk Project County Farmers Degree Gold Egg Judglng Sllver Laymg Hen Project CHARLOTTE PRYOR Engllsh III FHA IV Glrls Chorus II III IV Mixed Chorus II III IV FRANK RAMSEY Annual IV Boys Chorus Debate Team Dramat1c Club Football II III IV Radlo Club Radlo Speakmg III IV Sophomore Play Trackl II Varslty Club Tres Awards Football Letter III IV MAE REIDENBACH Annual Class Sec II III Class Tres I Debate III IV Dramatlc Club IV Dramatlc Play Buslness Manager Enghsh Club III FBLA IV FHA I Sec II III Forens1c Debate III IV French Club III News Reel III Senxor Play Busmess Manager WILLIAM RENO Boys Chorus II III Dramatlc Club IV English Club III FBLA IV Forenslc II III IV French Club III IV MlX6d Chorus II III IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Track I II III Varslty Club III IV Awards Basketball III IV CMgrJ Football IH IV fMSI'l BARRY SPENCER Annual Boys Chorus I IV Dramatlc Club IV Engllsh Club III Football I II III IV French Club III IV Sen1or Play Sophomore Play Track I II III IV Varslty Club II III Sec Awards Football Letter II III IV Track Letter III IV HUGH WEI-IMAN Boys Chorusl Dramatxc Club IV FFA I II III Pres IV R3dlO Club III IV Awards Bronze Award Bee Project ALBERT ZATTIERO Dramatxc Club IV FFA I II III IV Footballl II III IV Rad1o Club IV Semor Play Stage Crew Varsxty Club II III V P IV Awards Football Letter II III IV FIFTY SEVEN 0 O OO 1 ' 1 1 ' Q . ,...., ., , ,, , Q - 1 - 1 . 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T Municipally-Owned Water Company Svvmnr Mr Larless Foundel of sehool clemocrdex CAlso b1lls A Chillllbl Study Hall M7101 up11s1ng of the ITllll0I'1ty youps Semester Tests hon Qllltllll Valedlctorlan A Vkllld lnstlument bLl0IlQ,ll'1g to the SCHIOI Class Facultv A troublesome organ1zdt1on that 1nter fe1s xx 1th students enterpr1ses Flunk The process of ehungmg f1om a 4 year LOUISC to a 5 X011 LOUISC Cheerleader One VK ho 1esemb1es 1 hurr1e.11ne QP1o duees 1 b1g Xvllldp Mr Anderson An lHg,Ll QAlw1ys hdzplng about somethmgj Athletles An dn1rn11l dymg, ot str1ngulat1on by the fdeulty Monk GCOIQG Powell Moody C11der B T 0 J1ne Edna M1e Jean Freshman A veget1blc too QBILLII lOl 1 Sophomore Sophomore One lo knows t ull 1nd t11es t teoeh the faeultg Jumor A person t1Xlllg to become edueited enough to Oblillll the 1ole ot SOIIIOI The Thmg M1 C11lesss must 1ehe Swlx ester and Tu eetle I'1e Row Long, unc' Shnley Nulph hemh Class As dcscllbed by MIJllSlLUl DlXUll e le IIOUXL llll Josslble fl llllfl lt lm as s1blej Shorthand Dofexs Ido im somethmg elsej Graduatlon The lost l'lll1L SIXTX EIITIUHEIYQ Mllt Cnless A fool can ask more questlons 111 ten mmutes thin 1 XNlSC man can AHSWCI 1n 11 half dax F1 1n11 Rnnsex So thats why we 1ll flunked that list ex 1m Mans of the bots seem to keep that school g1rl COITlplCXlOll on the1r coat collars M1ss D1ek You1 11st paper was VCIV dxfflcult to 1et1d YOUI XV0lk should be so wr1tten that even the most 1gno11nt vull be 1ble to UHCiClbt'1lld lt Donald Green Yes Mam what part of It d1dnt you unde1st11nd' P1of AllQlOlbOll Jdek how many W'dIb were 11 Wged Ytlth Spenn Cl1dCl SIX f.,l1ClOl One two thxee fou1 i1VC blX Bcl1lX Spenee1 Wh 1ts XOUI guess about next xxeeks g,'1me You dont thlnk well do too bad do xou' Coieh Besneekex Dont you me 111 badly Speneel Wh 1ts tl1e dllfClCllC0' You know 1 111 I me 111 Bes An e ll m1ke qulte 1 d1ffe1enee fPo1nt1ng to 1 Shlllilt student pdssmg byp For mstanee 11 mikes 1 dltference whether you look ut he1 ste1nlx Ol dt he1 steln 6 Q 6 . 1 i . 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J 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -. pt :- , Q- 'l-y' '11 z z ' - ' ' Z V1 1 1 lv 1 . 11' Q li ' f ' 1 i ' -1 ' V X 1 x - . . 1 . 1' , 2 z 1 ' ' Y, 1 1 - ' 1 . 1 1 1 4 . 1 , . 1 . 1 , Shop At E H QUERRY S R J WEL'-INGER 5c to Sl 00 Store JEWELER 'I he Illee WIILFL Shoppm ls 1 Plelsure Watches Diamonds A full l1ne of candles notlons hardware and household Items avallable for your selectlon 231 Mam SUCH V1s1t Us and See lnor Yourself I1 Vans Lily Pa 238 Main Street Evans Clty Pa Next to the CIIIILDS N1Il0Illl B mls The ECHO wlshes to thank all those who contmbuted toward the success of our yearbook of 1951 b moms cf sldvertlslng or dona tl n md '1 specnl thanks to Mr Ru sell Bennett for the fme Job of photographmg J D THOMAS The Drugglst WILLIAM SCHENCK fr COMPANY The REXALL Store HC 239 E Mam St Izvans Cnty Pa SIXTY ONE I . . O I . ' . JL-. ..x' 'Z 'lf ' . 1 a 'a 4 -- :lt 9 ' I n , . r xl., . A . I A 1,r Q L 2 ' r ' v y 1.1. - 'osz .. 1 . S1 . , I O . . , I . I. .I Q ,. . . , . PAULSMITH EVANS CITY MOTOR CO Manufocturmg Co , Inc Dodge P O Box 219 Evans Crty Pa Dodge Trucks SALES and SERVICE Cont1actManufactur1ng V Belt Pullcy Phone 3 0 Ieffcrson bt EVANS CITY PA General Machrne Works Congratulatxons O A B E H M E N RI P P E R Sure Insurance All KlDdS Offlces PATTE R N WOR KS LVANS CITY MARS PHUTO ENQRAW INGS Comphmcnts of Fulmshed By G K The Northern Engraving Implement Store 6' Electrotype Co Evans Cnty Pa Canton Ohro Phgne 3720 SIXTY IWO . . . . - . . , . . 57a - ' , , . l - ml ,f i -. . . i - . . 2 4 , I T ' I N , , - . . . , . , . 9 N O G IFFT Meat Market EVANS CITY PA D Kmsey,D D Compllments f SCOTT S RESTAU RANT ED SPITHALER Automobue and Electrrc Supphes EVANS CITE PA H E Brlckles Appliances CLOTHES FOR All Members Of THE FAMILY Z EMA N S Evans Clty Penna Complrments of EVANS THEATRE Mrs Samuel Rothenstem Prop EVANS CITY PA Radios Televlsron Electrrcal Appllcanes Complete Applrance SCIVICC GENERAL ELECTRIC CROSI I 300 E Mam S7 Evans C1ty P Complrments of WHITEY S BARBER SHOP SIXTY THREE ' o l U 1 , . 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SCHOEFFEL S MARKET GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 3305 Evans Cltys Most Complete Food Market GENE S JEWELRY Watch Repalrmg Stone Settmg Engravlng 207 Mann Street EVANS CITY PA C01 dlals Beers Wine Llquors Bar B Ques Dmners KINSEY FUNERAL HOME 308 West Maln Street Dancmg Every Nrght Nlte Club Evans City Perma Route 68 Mam Street Phone 3560 Evans Clty Pennsylvanla Rock and Anne Punturerl Props Comphments f CLOVER FARM STORE FUNERAL SERVICE Bob Mulr Evans C1ty Pa Comphments ISA LY'S Dairy HAWKS BROS CLEANERS Speciqlisfs Quallty Cleamng SIXTY FOUR - I 2 I I A- 1 , , Hotel Evans City ' ,- ' 0 Headquarters for Homemakcts Dovls Furnnture Co 127129 W Iefferson St BUTLER PA QUALITY CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN MCCARREN S Cleamng and Pressmg Anthony A Schoeffel GENTS FURNISHINGS Evans Clty Penna IOIN YOUR FRIENDS Stop At BEAHMS N EWS DEPOT or a Hamburger Hot Dog Barbeque Enjoy Our Fountam SCFVICC We make our own ICC cream 247 E Maln St Evans Cnty Pa Phone 2683 MOORES Appllonce fr Furniture 615 Lawrence Ave Mam St Ellwod Clty Evans Clty HICKS SERVICE STATION GAS OIL and GROCERIES 208 W Mann St Evans Cnty Pa Phone 3811 Complrments of THE DOTS SHOP Geo Ifft 6' Sons Dry Goods Shoes Grocerles Mam Street Evans Clty SIXTY FIVE . f , Q E. 1 I - I 136 S. Main St. Butler, Pa. i i 2 I , BENSON'S MENS Sa BOYS STORE Nuf Ced Abents For RICHMANN BROTHERS Clothes 142 S Mam St Butler, Pa SHAFFER'S Jewelers Penn Theatre Bldg BUTLER PENNA Phone 5588 THE FASHION Popu ar Prleed VVear1ng Appavel Dual 39 560 223 S Ma1n St BUTLER PA THE NEWS RECORD COMMERCIAL PRIN PING DEPARTMENT Prlnters of the 1951 ECHO Zellenople P Paul Kurkpatrlcks IEWELERS Servlce for 59 Years BUTLER PA G C MURPHY CO Butler P Ph one 35811 HARVEY C TRADER The Comp e e MUSIC Store .lX1Ll10 Phonobraphs Reco cl Pranos Musrc Supplles 111121 N Man St Butler Pa SIXTY SIX Malo R Wllllams IEWELERS INC 114 S Maxn St Butler Pa 38 Years of Rellabxhty T 1 M-- I ' ' , . ' 7 - ' , a. vt V 'YY Y I Y, YV V Y TL! YW 7 V 125 South Main Sheet lla. DEPT. STCRE , a. MFehlDDS DICK S MARKET 107 Ia kson Sl Evans Clty West Bros Servrce Statron Phone 3643 211 Washxngton Avenue EVANS CITI PA Complrmtnts of Thelma, Opal, and George from KROGER CO Anders Service Statron Splay Pamlm Gas and O11 220 South Iackson St Phone 2582 BISHOP Radlo TC1CV1Sl0D 8. Appllance Servlce Complete Sales and Service For MOTOROLA Home Sz Auto Radlo and Televlslon Weldon P West 313 E Mam St Evans Clty Pa REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Compllments of MILLER PIANO INC Butler Pa Fme Pxanos Organs Mus1c1lSupp11es E C MEYERS Butler Pa Speeldlmlng 1n Fme Jewelry HAROLDS DAIRY BAR Butler Pa INUU. To the Butler Theme Bulldmg, 'SIXTY SEVEN I 0 I 0 O I ee e so og, j o ' , , - I . L , I ' ' ' sr 217 Wahl Ave. Phone 2-834 , , - Name Jean Anderson Edna Mae Beahm Ardell Bonzo Wllbert Bonzo Barbara Boyer Rlchard Buchanan Jack Crlder W1ll1s Davlson Jean DeHart Anna Dufford Paul Dyer Jane Fehl Carl F1sher Ruth Frlshkorn Harry Goehrmg Donald Green Dale Harter John Irvlne Raymond Knox Edward Kos1nsk1 Lee Kummer James Lark1n Patrxcla Llbenschek Betty Lmtz Lo1s McCand1ess Samuel McElh1nney Alma McKinney Robert Mlller Theadore Mlller Jane Moyer Louls Myers Bruno Noto Esther Nulph Janet Parsons Denton Powell George Powell James Powell Charlotte Pryor Frank Ramsey Mae Rexdenbach W1ll1am Reno Barry Spencer Hugh Wehman Albert Zattlero SIXTY EIGHT Nickname Andy Etna Mae Ar Red Babs Dlck MOOHIG W1ll1e J ean1e Ann Pappy J ame F1Sh Rudy Zlp Greengo Hoot Buzz Zeke Hooks Leonard Pa Iggy Myrtle Sam Peg Bob Ted Bubbles Cheezy Note I ggle Denny Flngers Heap Dolly General Goof 0 Edle Dlz Spence Geo Westlng house Jr Young Bullets Favorlte Saymg That s debatable I dont care Drop dead You don t say Hush your fuss Drop dead Fuss around Whats the deal You coulda fooled m Land O Goshen Ah heck Jupers Jeeper Amt dat strange You wanna bet Judas Prlest Ill k1ll you What s up Go to Hades Well whadda ya know What s up Yea' Gee' We re out of gas Whats the scoop Where s my book Amt that strange What s up? Whats the scoop O K Whats 1t to you? Shut up' Here Here Oh for corn sake Get outta my way Whats up Doc, Lets go fellows Whats the scoop I dont have any Say fellow Cheese and crackers Rltz and Velvetta Why not' Watch out How do you know Whats the deal? 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