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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

'iw puyf' WWW X ECHO 1952 5 EVANS CITY HIGH SCHOOL of Evans Clty Pennsylvania ECHO OF 1952 VOLUME III PAGE TWO ur Dedication Mr Harry M Bcsnecker We the Class of 1952 dcdxcatc our Echo to Mr Harry M Besnecker who by h1s coach mg ablllty has brought many honors to our school durlng the past twenty flVC years a a 3 7 . . , , ' 3 ' . ur Board of Directors Board of School Dlrectors of The Evansburg Borough Forward Townshlp, Iackson Townshlp Iomt School System Front Row Mr Paul Marburger Mr S L Hlmes The Reverend J E Hughes Mr Harold Mrckley Mr Merle McCune Mr Roy Rape Mr Edwm L Anderson Second Row Mr Dale Skmner Mr Elmer Frankenstem Mr' H A Schubert Mr T A Pferdehlrt Mr G K Snyder Mr Jesse Sch1demantel Mr V M Dambach Mr John Marshall Attorney for the Board V M Dambach G K Snyder Rev J Earl Hughes Paul J Marburger F A Bond Frank G1fford Evansburg Borough Board Presldent Forward Townshlp Pres1dent Mr Samuel Smlth Dr H W Nlcklas Mrs LEWIS B Wood Board Mr H A Schubert Mr T A Pferdehlrt Mr S L Hlmes V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Secretary Iackson Townshrp Board Roy Rape Presxdent Mr Jesse Schldemantle V1ce Presldent F O Bame Mr Harry Schoeffel R O Knox Mr J Harold M1ckley Secretary Off1CCfS of Iomt Board The Rex ercnd I Earl Hughes Prcsldcnt Mr Paul I Mclrburger V1ce PI'CSlLlLUI lk Mr S L I-Ilmes Secretary Indxcates Non Member PAGE '1HRE1-, 7 , . 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' ........................ ur Administration Mr Edwm L Anderson It seems that Mr Anderson has alwavs been our pr1nc1pal-even though he came to our school when our present class was 1n the th1rd grade We are very proud of our school and Mr Anderson has been a b1g factor 1n keepmg 1tS standards h1gh It has been sald that lf everwone heaped h1S troubles on a mound and had the r1ght to choose from that mound He would surelv choose hrs own troubles l1kew1se we feel that our prmclpal 1S tops and 1f we had the r1ght to select from many he would get our vote We the class of 1952 apprec1ate your pat1ence and t1mely advlce 1n helpmg us wlth our many problems and take th1s opportun1ty to thank vou and W1Sh you cont1nued success as pr1nc1pal of Evans C1ty Hlgh School PAGE FOUR Mrs LCWIS B Wood The eff1c1ent school secretary, Mrs Wood proves that a sm1le can move a mountam al though she 1S small ln stature Wlth a sm1le and a song she performs her work of mounta1n propor t1ons The Staif IS pleased to ha1l her ln the year book and 1S glad to have her around the school halls not only as the secretary but as an attractlve and congemal fr1end to all duff Za-4-46, Q - 1 , . 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' , u 1 9 v . s 1 ' 1 ls ' ' vs. 9 v , - W v ur Custodial taff U Mr Schoeffel Mrs Schoeffel Mr McCorm1ck You have often heard of a tr1o 1n Musxc but you probably have never heard or thought much of the term 1n reference to Work But at our school you W1ll see a tr1o hard at work 1n thls manner Mrs Schoeffel smgs Soprano as she glves a fem1n1ne touch to the desk tops Carl McCorm1ck smgs Tenor as he nobly sweeps the grade school off thelr feet Whlle Bowse Qwe mean Mr Schoeffelj slngs Basso Profundo as he Stokes the furnace sweeps the gym and keeps the hlgh school spotlessly clean In any play of Words we m1ght use lt would be rmposslble to fully express our thoughts for we thlnk thls tr1o IS tops And we take thls means of saylng to you Thanks for the Wonderful serv1ce rendered and for makmg our school a more attracuve place to attend PAGE FIVE X w , 7 ' Q 7 ' 7 ' ' it va ' I . by A f .Facult AF! nd -4-4' fix Frank I Adamczyk Boys Physlcal Educauon, Football Coach Slrpperv Rock Umverslty of Plttsburgh W Q Andrews Band Ithaca Carnegle Tech Geneva College Harry M Besnecker Latm, Hlstory, Basketball Coach Grove Crty Penn State lndrana State College Sllppery Rock Mr Mrlton E Carless Socxal Scxence, Physrcal Educatron Sllpperv Rock Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Unlversrty of New MQXICO Carnegle Instltute of Technology Olrver F Cashdollar Ir Chemrstry, General Sclence, Brology Grove C1ty Un1vers1ty of Prttsburgh Mrs Harry P Strong Busmess Educatron W tmmster Uruverslty of P1ttsburgh .4-if Mr Iohn B D1xon,Ir xbolfl-AA UI-W1 French, Englxsh Geneva College Umverslty of P1ttsburgh PAGE SIX , f 4, U H - I . X Y , -X rx 4 K . 5 C X .A e ff af Mr. . . .a.. C. ,. ..,. ..,.,l,., ,, ,. .A , Mrs. Lois Best . .C . . C ,, l.... , .C . . . , . Home Economics , I . .X . i . .. ur Faculty q H..1.,..L., 911 Mr Plllllp HlfSLl1y Geneva College Unlvereltx of Pntsburgh North Cnolrna Vim VlfglHll Hollcrln 'Vlr Wllllllll Lowtr Vim Bluntlu Rlllptl' Nflrs Hutl Rlppcr 'VIr Harry P Stronv 'Vim Euphcnc Tnpp Vim L1ll11n W7lll1lII1S Virs Onnr Lelgltr 9 JW? v '-uf .l MlIllLII1lllLS, Physnts State Muslt Obe1l1n Conservdtorw of Musrt Vot lI1OIlll AlTflLUlILlfC Pennbwlvanm State Indmni State College ILIIIIOI' Hlgll Instruttor Shpperw Rock UHIVEISIIX ot Plttsburgh Art ILIDIOI' Hlgjll Instructor Sllpperw Rock Penn State Induetntl Arts, MlIllCm1I1CS Cahtorma State College UIllVE?TS1tV oi Prttsburgh lznglnh SOLlll Sclcnte Waxne5burg Cdl1fOI'I11d State Ellzdbethtoxxn College Glrls Illkbltll Fducatlon SllDD61N Rock lNevt York Umverertx Nurse WeQt Penn Hospttal PAGE SEVEN by X! X X ' ful' W Q' r ,X ' vf' v ' 4 1 2 v ' l L t N 5 r . ' 'L . 'L ' L 3, Miss Currie Pifcr N junior High Instructor A 'ell 1 Q A ' A g I D Y -Q i . A t K , ' 'Y Q . D .2 I ll f tv Q l I 1 l 1 Y N' fl J 'N-'Z . . T e Senior Class fficers P-XGE EIGHT Lum Noun Chnles Thompson Fled BL11 Bettx Lou M0011 IILSHILIII lf LS llmm my Smut lrx x lou I ru lNUI'Ll I LH 1 Nc J' '. ' Chg lx' ' ' ly II Vicc President Frul Hczll .' 1 1' Bull . Mormlw: H -' xg .vrlu J The en Norman Alv1n Barnett Lefty The class Frank1e Lane The tall handsome lad of our class who alwavs heads 1n a souther ly d1rect1on toward Callery A good sport who IS llked bv ev eryone Lefty IS also one of Harry s basketball f1ve LlkeS to dance A shorthand vuhlz as he reads from Barbs papers Hes good for xnuddv weather Wlth h1s canal boots Nilrfby Lee Bond Nancy One of the more qu1et per so'1al1t1es of our class One f Mrs Strongs shorthand whtzes Has a PhObl3 agawst gomg near bee hlves Lxkes to keep com pany wlth the glrls Her short neat dresser Compamon IS Ronald Harry B Ruth 5-'ua Pete The pee vxee of our class who IS always gettnng mto trouble especlally ln Typlng Class Pete IS one of the many wolves of our class But 1n sp1te of all h1s he has a wonderful personahty and always ready to Jom 1n th fun One of Harrys llttle red basketball team Often seen walkmg between Mars and E ans C1ty Margaret Mel1nda Cooper Mat11da The bram of the class Plays the clar1net 1n the school band and has recently turned to stu dent d1rect1ng of the band A loyal member of Mllts debate team Wlth her watch1ng of so many ch1ldren shell make a successful elementary teacher her lxfes ambltlon One of the stars 1n the sen1or plav Robert Le osnaught Fuzzy L1kes 1 'WJ shorthand Also drlves Chrysler wh1ch he th a Cad1llac Runs the 44 880 yard dashes DTIVCS ot, the gen eral dlrectlon of Bra y He can be seen l1ght up after school and we don m an hxs nose Frustrates the w1th hls contmulng teaslng George Fredemck Beal Bye Bye Fredd1e IS our V1ce Presxdent and a Wllllhg worker One of the b1g Red Loves to t ase ESDCCIBIIQ Mrs Wood Wonder ful s nse of humor and well thought of by teachers and stu dents al1ke Can be seen m the green monster One of the ex lax f1ve Takes Phvsxcs from Mr Hlrschex but does1t prove anvthmg Edlth Pearle Bowser Bedbug The g1rl who 11k s to wr1te her name EDYTHE Som t1mes we hardly recogmze her because she IS always t1'1t1 1 her halr E 1th a tall g 1 Wlth dark ey s and much po se She lxkes to drlve her gre n Plymouth on 1cy roads and really looks sharp 1n her red vsays makes sparklmg remarks 1n class s Mary Ellen Burr Mary Have you ever Spled a qulet brown halred glrl walkmg down the halls SD0l'.l 1g a damo'1d on her fmger Thats our Mary She seldom seen wlthout Betty Her talents s em to l 1n Shorthand and typmg Sh became a g1rl scout over Chrlst mas vacation and t1ed the knot QA! Ruth Joan tchlow Ruth1e Here s the favor1te Short hand Wh1Z ol' the class If any one has anv trouble wlth It he always seems to hunt for Ruth Always seen carry1ng PENNS and penc1ls Orlgl ator of the master Copy tor French class Her tal nts l1e 1n the d1rect1on of an eff1c1ent secretarv Donald Harvey Fr1shkorn Horney Flashy dresser' ' ' A l w a y s maklng vt secracks 1n P O D A qulet rdld I sas qu1etl boy who IS a pmg pong wh1z Has a burnt out Chevle vuh1ch he runs'P'P Runn1ng comp t1t1on vuth Mllt the school comedlan ln deer season he brought home a large rabb1t PAGE NINE . V Q of J V ,7 L. I 'Hg 9 B fe f ,- . 6 0 Jo r - ic' 0 A ' , 4 o I ' K A .. JA ' . V. ' , '. I . ff ' H 4 ii l v :lf ,.. K 1 , ,: ' v 1 k , . E . ' - t O' A ' . d' is ' .1-' ness in stature lends well to Ia afld While F-H-A Jacket- Al' If x O 1 . J ' ' 1 . . . Q is ' ' . , , , 'S ' . 3 V is Z ' ' . 1 . i . - , ' ' 11 1 ' ' d v W . h ' Vu . . 1 r . 1 ' . The Senlors George John Fr1shkorn Toot1e A curly headed romeo un h1s own op1n1onJ who dr1ves an overturned bathtub wh1ch he calls a Nash Seen IH Callery lCouldnt say what h does up there! He and Mr H1rchey are buddy buddy ln a Physlcs proJ ect Weed a shovel or wade Too much cheeze m the mouse trap ask Coach Adamczvk about that one Paul Dean Goehr1ng Ch1ef Swears by KHISSTS Evans Clty s personal E 1 n s t e 1 n Doesnt know wh1ch end of a cow gets up fxrst although he 11V9S on a farm One of our best g1rl slayers whose takmg cor respondence course wxth Arthur Murray He puts h1S long strldes 1n walk1ng to great advantage m catchmg women , Mary,Lou Iman Zelda One of the many bubbllng chara ters 1n our class Never Been 1th her mouth closed as she has so much to tell every one about her latest events She flrst engaged 1rl 1n our class Seems to l1ke lymouths Better than average typlst enJovs commerclal subJects Robert W1ll1am Kennedy Buck The Bxg Reds chargmg full back L1kes to hunt deer or otherwise 1n or near Callery A deadly squ1rrel hunter 1so w hearj A car happy cowboy who Just got h1s dr1v1ng per m1t H1s favorxte subJect IS French secures mghtwork nlghtly fro a certa1n master copy B doesnt l1ke salt 1n 1 cr ers so he ra1se a cook ster o brush off the sat B ar Ann Marburger Barb one of our Mxxed yi pil Co operatlve and ve 1n school sports and bs loves sports as well as he l1kes to tease people Nlce personal1ty and many ir1ends Her ambltlon IS to be a nurse but we hear another story L1kes photographmg pajama partxes and dancmg L1kes to g left rather than flghl PAGE TEN Jonathan Jay Fyock Johnny Loves to work on h1s fathers farm twork ughp Loves to hunt rabb1ts lsmall SIZE that 1 Very hard on p1pes lSmoke pots he calls themj Has a horse whxch he says he can r1de L1kes to play tootball 6SD9C1311y on electrlc sets Has own lgnl tzon system Uses spark plug Buddy buddy w1th Ed Earl Dean Harter Hoot One of Mr Lowers SOll d1g glng boys Always has a good supply of chewmg gum Seen 1n company vuth Tom Pferdehxrt and Ronny McCorm1ck Usually late ln turnmg 1n book YEVIBWS for Mr Dlxon and loves to do extra ones for klCkS Can be seen drwmg a hot rod Ford gomg to dances Ronald Bruce Jordan Dogsled DGTIVES his mckname from the fact that he ms often snowed 1n He seems to l1ke Zel1e glrls Also 11k9S to make f1re extmg ulshers m chemlstry tthey all seem to fall thoughj Blond and fa1r complexzon g1ves thr1l1 arguments whxch put h1m on the debate team they br1ng VIC tor1es as a good student Bermce V1ctor1a Kos1nsk1 Tex g One of Mlss Wllllams oop 1ng G A A gzrls Wears cow boy sh1rts mo boots thoughb Qu1te a mushball and f1eld hockey player Can always be found read1ng books 1n the 11 brary or even 1n classes' Cr1es because she cant get her over S1Z6d flddle under her chln Ehzabeth Anne McElh1nny Betsy Betsy has naturally curly red ha1r and a cheerful d1spos1t1on Very m1schev1ous When caught n trouble never moans but wlllmgly takes the blame Full ol pep and energy Fa1thtul secretary the F B L Well l1ked Hopes someday to be a nurse Good square danc er Forgets to turn her hour glass over to get to school on t1me Her f1rst per1od begms at nlne forty flVe 0 , '- ' ' ' A' , is . wh K t f X Q ' ,V , 4- H x I- . 1 V , Q ' ,I ' . . . L has the distinction -of being the to the girls. along Wm his gmgd 'M .. .. 4- y , ' l e - - ' ' E - h's , ' d - - ' I U . Q . . Bay! ' ' ' ' ' . ni U S. - A I ' ' . 1 - I '. I r . A - A ' of '. . . A. 0 ll H ' ,. , .,, 3 . 1 . . Semors Beverly Anne M1ller IS FIVE feet sxx mches tall blond ha1r and blue eyes Can you th1nk of a better comb1nat1or19 Beverly IS a tw1rler 1n our trust worthy band and an ac t1ve member 1n other organxza t1ons as well Must love to talk because she does so all the txme A pleasmg sm1le and very frxendly WhlCh br1ngs many frlends Too much excltement brmgs a need for heart p1l1s Betty Lou Moore Stlnky Has an unusual sense 01 mor and always lookmg somethmg to do Lo operatwe and 3CtlVe ln school act1v1t1es Cla1ms she hkes Mr Carless and P O D Well l1ked She has a flare for dramatxc commotlon espec1a1ly after a class meeung Loves black cows th1nks shell become farm rett someday Delena Frances Nototv Lew Lena for 'Shalt-und short th1s cr e lttla' lass IS w1th black haxsil nd dark eyes Lena IS a trulitwortlmsoul for she 15 9215019 of e Senlor Class nnutz, StafA Vars1ty Club a d a o e Cheerleaders Inc1 ally L a. 1S qvery good cheer lQader ghd an excellent 'typxst Qld so eday hopes to.b a sec 1'eta1yJ Hel s keep the lass on a level ke w1th her vxgor and D Wllham John Rlce B111 B111 IS the auto mechan1c of the class He loves to work Wlth cars and IS part1al to Pont1acs He IS always 1n there d1gg1ng whether lt be for the team or the women especlally women w1th l1ght brown ha1r B111 was also one of the f1rst eleven on the football team th1s year He loves to tease and IS a wonder ful sport when he IS on the re ce1v1ng end Mr H1FSChy has g1ven h1m a persecutxon com plex WhlCh leads to h1s favor1te saymg You re plCklHg on me' 4 Sh1r1ey lve Scov1lle Sh1rle s a fo ,year tw1rler ln t d 'and her absence W1 e Vhext year very eatl a weakness for ta handsome men Shxrley a neat appearance and a pleasmg personallty She 11k s to dance and IS very good at It Always seen at the skat1ng r1nk S., t I ..,f- .44- Paul Walter Mltchell Mitch Whtch IS 'bfxr new stud t from Perry dghghft 'Bemg a ansfer Ht thls e 1dn.t g1VE h1m uch nance to take jery a txve part m school J but he has certaml rh e a ht W4 h1s class tes W1th hlS w1nnmgfsm11e and pleasmg per sonalxty, the g1r1s cant reslst h1m The class clown IS Paul 1 Thonfas Morgan Nloklas noe- ff f 1 Dk IS the boy you see 1rH the hall th t b nd h 1r peas ,gmc hlgdloset u h1s turned up ' nose a a sp cks lo'm IS an ac1 e mem mer 1n almost ever th1ng 1n school HIS hlghest achlevement IS that, of edltor of thlS Journal Dcag lin l1fe1s to be n Opto r1t and w1th h1s w111 lHgDC ?6M we know he w e 1 He blows a mean trumpet and can be seen addmg h1S var1ety of tones to the band each mormng Thomas Albert Pferdeh1rt Although Tom has blond curly ha1r blue eyes a w1nn1ng sm1le he manages to keep from under the landsllde of women chasmg h1m The only gzrl he w11l glV9 a tumble are those who dont m1nd playmg second f1ddle to h1s plpe and those who have red haxr and blue ewes Tom seems to get a b1g klck out of huntmg season but he really gets a charge out of leap year he IS supposed to be bashful Jeanette Mae Schuyler Jay Jeanette IS the Henry W Longfellow of the class who loves to wr1te poetry about her schoolmates 'Jay is very stu d1ous and IS usually to be found w1th her bestt fflflil? getsya She IS ver spors m e an 1pa fanhfal member of the G A A and of the g1rls basketball,I.eam She lS a very good sport on dark country roads on New Years Eve so We hear Mary Al1ce Sm1th Swfltty Th1s IS t e gxrl who gets 1nto more troube than any other g1rl 1n the Semor class She can talk fl y mlles an hour 1f you just e her startqp Her dad owns saw m1ll nf you need any woqd to but d your house call on her she 111 de 11ver lt her self She IS a trusty member of the d Sm1tty blushes very sad She 1S l ways ready to glve a help1ng hand PAGE ELEVEN . o --V---A. 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'11 e 1 ' A E A gill . . 2 . 5 . - I ' The Semors R1chard Arthur St1efel R1Ch Ka1sers are h1S spec1altv also the g1rls from Penn Townshlp Rzch IS the b1g boy of our class He IS very Jolly and a good dresser He plays football and IS l1ked very much by all R1ch can be found 1n Room 3 tor ment1ng Smltty the 8th per1od Thomas Alva Sutton Toot Toot IS qu1te a guy tall dark and handsome 'lom seems t thlnk all the glrls from Butler are better than the ones from around here He can sleep the easxest of any boy espec1ally 1n Engl1sh class St1ll thmks he can go to Zel1e 1n four mmutes flat Creates n w fads around the hall Fou lt h d to 1 d a derby M n Tr1pp EW u lorence ,J w y a chee smlle and a h o and she has able p sonalxty Ann IS tr fr1en 1ndeed She IS one rd of people beh1nd m st of r class act1v1t1es She 15 a ve w1ll1ng worker Has a n1nety n1ne vear lease on a POHtl3C Only one who gets E for excellent 1n Shorthand Betty Joan Youngblood Sadxe Betty IS one of the engaged glrls of our class Also Betty 1S one of Mrs Strongs pr1ze com merc1al students She IS tall and th1n has black ha1r and dark eyes and she ha1ls from Har mony Junctlon Betty IS always trymg to play Jokes on you She 1S a real fr1end Is now work1ng on experlment to make black boards Whlte LOIS ValJean Z1nkham Lo1s LOIS IS the tall g1rl of our class w1th hght brown ha1r and green eyes LOIS IS a good typ1st and works 1n the off1ce She IS very charm1ng Watch her or she w1ll tw1st your mznd 1n a m1ll1on ways because she IS on the de bate team and IS also very good One of the glor1es of the glrls basketball team PAGE TWELVE ff Char s Ray Sutton Sog Ray runs the taxx serv1ce of Evans C1ty He IS very short and has a crew cut Ray w1ll take all the g1rls for a sp1n 1n ms trusty Plymouth prov1d1ng the wheels all stay on Sog IS a good worker and w1ll never let you down Ray loves to hunt and he IS 1nterested fox hounds and box1ng Rather ten to a dog bay than a con er Charles John Thompson Chuck We call h1m Mr Presxdent that lS r1ght he IS pres1dent of our class and also ot the varslty club Chuck has black ha1r and dark eves He has women trall 1ng after h1m for m1les Chuck IS Captalh of the football team WARNING Do not argue w1th Chuck because he w1ll w1n ev ery t1me Just as he does 1n P O D Developed new mck name Brown1e K uttle Slug Ruth ha 9wQha1tfa1td blue he s a wonderful fr1end very Iuce d1spos1t1on lug ears around tow her fathc-Qs Dodge -She o l out for basketball R ery h1gh 1deals aqd we all hope that she reaches her goal O all the numbers ln the world 37 or 78 rlngs the bell Robert Edward Zatt1ero Speedy Spongolxa Bob IS qulte a Jolly fellow full of fun and has always a cheery Smlle and laugh for ev eryone Speedy has black ha1r and brown eyes He dr1ves a Chevy and really wows all the women He and Fosnaught are true pals H1s teeth are al ways poppmg up 1n class Fav or1te say1ng Pass the plate Favor1te plant POISON 1vy or ,J Q , 1 1 jl - . . 1 l - , ' . 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V I . l rf x , N , ' . , . . f' F ' 1' A . lv' 'bis S . - . . . . lf 5 ' - ' , j , 7 1 ' .f f X ir 1 f L Mr Anderson Sen1or Class We started on our road to knowledge 1n 1939 when twenty two anx1ous br1ght eyed chlldren enrolled 1n f1rst grade It was 1n th1s year we proved our ab1l1ty as mus1c1ans when we produced a rhythm band In the course of our h1sto1y we won a pr1ze f1rst DFIZG no less be1ng dressed as doctors and nurses 1n a Halloween Parade Much to our great sorrow a great tragedy oc curred the school burned In order to cont1nue our educatlon we had half day classes 1n the flre were able to f1t us xnto the hlgh school T1me marches on and so d1d we by now we were 1n Jun1or H1gh School We had the new ex DQPIEHCES of changmg classes gym home mak1ng and shop As the cllmax of e1ghth grade we studled and worr1ed for weeks 1n order to pass the county exams to become worthy freshmen The out come of th1S test made us full fledged honored freshmen after weeks of dodglng and h1d1ng from those 1n1t1at1on happy sen1ors The enrollment of our class was forty three fMy how we re growmgll Th1S year proved to be a b1g year for us as we put on a Hallowe en Dance and a Sweater Hop w1th much success On to Sen1or H1gh School' Now as sopho mores we spent many ch1lly n1ghts selhng refresh ments at the football games One of the h1gh l1ghts of th1s year was sell1ng magaz1nes for wh1ch we rece1ved a rad1o for sell1ng S563 00 worth It was a year of exc1tement and fun as we put on the class play t1tled Oh' Brother' As a clxmax of th1S year we sponsored the Sophomore Sen1or Banquet for the mlghty sen1ors As we rapldly advanced near our goal we had an eventful Jumor year One of the b1ggs-st events was the order1ng of the class r1ngs They were of a new style Croundb and everyone was very much pleased Wlth h1s Th1S year our class started a new trad1t1on 1n Evans C1ty H1gh School the Your Annual It IS not merely a book of p1ctures It IS not Just busy work to keep a few students amused It IS not an 1nvent1on of photographers engravers pr1nters and book bmders for the benef1t of the1r own self1sh 1nterests It IS a memor1al to the class sponsor1ng the proJect but 1t IS more than a memor1al It 1S more than a book of memor1es An annual IS a l1v 1ng storehouse of all the 1nc1dents that have oc curred 1n a year of the l1ves of all the persons asso c1ated w1th the book It IS a composlte of all the 1deas 1deals credos phl1OS0phleS preferances pre3 Jdlces tastes fears superst1t1ons perplex1t1es hab1ts Joys sorrows 1ntu1t1ons personal1t1es m1s haps adventures romance fOlb16S sk1lls knowl edge manners 1d1ocyncrac1es fash1ons fads In br1ef It IS creat1ve express1on attemptmg to por tray llfe 1n school E L Anderson I-Ilstor Sad1e Hawkxns dance 1n wh1ch all students dressed as Da1sy Mae and L11 Abner We danced to the mus1c of Tommy Stuck and h1s or chestra Followlng trad1t1on the class of 1952 put on the Valentme dance w1th the mus1c of the Cabarettes At th1S dance the school Sweetheart Lena Noto was crowned Another of our dutles th1s year was the ed1t1ng of the school newspaper The News Reel Then 1n the summer of 1951 a great tragedy occured Our good fr1end and classmate J1m Connoquenessmg Creek F1nally we reached our long awalted destrna t1on sen1ors Our f1rst pr1v1lege was to lnltlate the freshmen Th1S was qu1te a Job for us as there were erghty f1ve freshmen to our th1rty n1ne sen 1ors In November our class sponsored the Sad1e Hawkms dance WhlCh was a huge success w1th the boys as the g1rls footed the b1lls and asked the boys for the dances Before Chrxstmas we or dered our name cards and class p1ctures wh1ch underclassmen begged from us unt1l our supphes were exhausted The p1ctures were taken by Mr Russell Bennett who d1d a f1ne Job and Satlsfled everyone In December our class put on the play Our MISS Brooks dlrected by Mr Cashdollar and Mrs Trxpp Our play was a huge success and proved the actmg ab1l1ty of our classmates Our Sen1or prom was also a success as we danced to the mus1c of Artle Demor and hlS orchestra We never real1zed how near we were to the end and Just how much we shall mlss good old h1gh school unt1l we take our f1nal step out of th1s school wlth our d1plomas Havmg completed twelve wonderful years of school each hav1ng been dlfferent and fxlled w1th new excltement we now take on an even greater task as we set out to carry on the ways of llfe that have been carefully guard ed by those who have gone before us The class of 1952 IS on to the future' PAGE THIRTEEN ' H . !! . . . , , Y - , . . 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Y , - Class Prophecy Dear Bez July 30 1972 Ann and I have just V1Slt6d most of the class mates and 1n your recent letter you stated that you would l1ke to hear about our classmates Th1s 1S what we have learned 1n our travels When sa1l1ng from Afr1ca we met the top Admlral of the navy Ronald Paul Moore Ron n1e 3dV1SeS all young men t1red of school to Jo1n the navy Before sa1l1ng we had Just f1n1shed v1s1t1ng Fred Beal one of the worlds lead1ng eng1neers 1n T1m buktu He has drawn plans for what he calls a Perfect Clty He cla1ms there w1ll be no trafflc problems housmg problems and all other prob lems confrontmg other CIIISS w1ll be el1m1nated After land1ng 1n New York we dec1ded we needed our faces llfted When we 1nqu1red we were told the Spongoll Beauty Shoppe on F1fth Avenue was the best ln town and who do you suppose was the ownerq Robert Zattlero On calhng for an appo1ntment the operator WhlCh was 1n charge of our call from the Shlp was our classmate Betty Lou Moore Betty Lou 1S the head of all the telephones ln the world and she has as much to say as ever She also told me she th1nks the telephone lndustry IS the best If I had lt to do all over Id st1ll have been a telephone operator Sald Betty Lou We happened to drop 1n at the MBIFODOIIIBD Opera Who do you thlnk we met? MOHSISUY John D1xon composer and d1rector was produc1ng h1s latest opera Baron of Yesteryear And guess who has the leadmg role Ruth Tuttle Ruth not only IS a famous smger but also Ed1 tor of New York Tlmes and employs Ruth Cr1tch low as her pr1vate secretary Ruth sa1d to tell Mrs Strong that she doesnt have to f1gure out tra1n schedules for Ruth When boardmg the plane to leave New York who do you thxnk we saw LOIS Z1nkham a1r hostess LOIS Sald that she never has a dull moment and she has a man wa1t1ng 1n every land 1ng In spare t1me Lo1s wr1tes her exc1t1ng art1c les for magazmes of The Woman 1n the A1r Arr1v1ng 1n WHShlngtOH we were met by Char les John Thompson The Honorable Mr Thomp son IS VICE Pres1dent of the Un1ted States He IS sa1d to be the best V1ce Pf6S1d8nt 1n the h1story of the Un1ted States Qthat IS for a democratb Chuck sa1d that he would never have been able to carry out h1s dut1es 1f he hadnt ga1ned so much from P O D Mr Thompson IS also the founder of E1dneau UHIVBYSIIY at Harmony Junctlon Wh1le 1n Washmgton we stopped 1n to see Nor man Barnett Pf9S1d9Ht of the Amer1can Bankmg Assoc1at1on He 1S Sald to have the largest accum ulatlon of cap1tal 1n the world Wh1le watchmg telev1s1on IH the lobby of our hotel over stat1on WJON we were pr1v1leged to see the star of telev1s1on He has taken MIIIOH Berle s place as comed1an and sponsors The Fyock Stars of Tomorrow 1n the F1eld of Sports Th1S star IS none other than Jon Fyock Jon 1S also the owner of the P1ttsburgh Steelers Commg back to Evans C1ty and surroundmg terr1tor1es we met Robert Lee Fosnaught VICE Pres1dent of the Edward Dambach Company He expects to own enough stock to control the com pany next year and become Pres1dent Bob stated that the bus1ness was better than ever Tom Pferdeh1rt 1S the producer of Pferdeh1rt s PAGE FOURTEEN Bake Beans and other Bean Products Pferdeh1rt grows processes cans labels and sells h1s prod uc Next door to Pferdehlrts plant we f1nd Betsy McElh1nny El1zabeth operates McElh1nny s Oyster Farm Betsy says the best thmg she 11k9S about the oyster bus1ness 1S fxndmg the pearls Betsys farm IS valued at one half m1ll1on dollars In Butler we f1nd Bowsers Beauty Shoppe The most modern and QXCIUSIVE ha1r dresser 1n town Edythe SPCCISIIZBS 1n tlntlng ha1r She IS known to have the prett1est ha1r on th1s Slde of the MISSISSIPPI R1ver Mary Ellen Burr IS the owner of Burr s Auto Repa1r Shop Mary Ellen says BUSINESS was never better w1th all the young cowboys Betty Youngblood now holds the worlds rec ord of Shorthand Speed She has held th1s award for f1ve years consecut1vely She IS also secretary to the pr1nc1pal Mr Anderson at the Evans C1ty I-hgh School We found Jeanette Schuyler prof1tably oper at1ng a Floral Shop Besldes her work 1n the flower f1eld she completed her f1rst book of poems for both the ch1ldren and the grown ups Just outs1de of Evans C1ty 1lVeS Earl Harter the founder and operator of Harters Dalry and Farm Products He IS sa1d to have the best farm 1n the state of Pennsylvan1a In the even1ng we dropped 1n at the hxgh school aud1tor1um for a concert And of course Mel1nda Cooper conductor of the Evans C1ty Symphony Orchestra was playlng the Evans C1ty School Song Of course we were at home r1ght br1ng1ng back many memor1es of our school days After the con cert we stopped back stage to talk to Mel1nda and Andrews leadmg her to conductmg Her Orch estra has Just f1n1shed tour1ng North Amer1ca and recordlng many numbers for ECHS Mel1nda 1S not only famous for her Orchestra but also for her rad1o program Wlth M1lton Carless as comed1an Leavmg Washmgton we headed West and ran across Bern1ce Kos1nsk1 Bern1ce went West r1ght after graduatlon and she struck gold by marry1ng the famous cowboy Tex Whlle out West we met Paul Goehrmg owner of the B1g Ch1ef O11 Company He lS runn1ng 1n over 10000 barrels a day and IS a good catch for any woman In Texas we ran across Paul M1tCh611 owner of M1tchells boots and shoes and all other cow boy needs Paul cla1ms he sells more than any other shoe manufacturer Paul st1ll th1nks school was Just a waste of t1me for h1m In Hollywood we spotted Lena Noto who after graduatlon from h1gh school was spotted by a tal ent scout and IS now one of the leadmg actresses 1n the world Lena also has the reputat1on of be mg the most beaut1ful woman 1n the Un1ted States V1s1t1ng 1n Detro1t we found Wllllam John RICE mult1 m1ll1ona1re des1gner and manufacturer of R1ces Super Deluxe Hydromatlc Automoblle B111 went 1nto the car bus1ness 1mmed1ately after end1ng h1gh school Nancy Bond 1S the founder and Pres1dent of Bonds exclus1ve g1rls school The Bond School IS located 1n Ind1ana We met Dr T Morgan N1cklas 1n Balt1more Dr N1cklas after all that school1ng to become a doctor ends up bemg a photographer takmg pm up Z . . - , ' ' . - 1 9 9 1 ' , I t. l - . , . - . . . . , . . . , t , , ' Y i - . . . . , . , I 7 3 ' ' ' ' - . - - . . . - . . 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' Class Prophecy shots Shlrley Scovllle IS the worlds number one p1n up g1rl and Morgans ch1ef poser Professor R Bruce Jordan the wonder ch1ef sc1ent1st IS famous for h1S f1re extlngulsher and h1S d1scovery of the XYZ bomb We met Bruce ln Rhode Island at the Professors Conventlon In the Appl1cat1on Mountalns we dlscovered Donald H Fmshkorn Donald IS a Forest Scout who owns and operates Frlshkorn s Zoo and IS one of the worlds lead1ng veterlnarlans After talk mg Wlth Don he told us he wouldnt trade h1s woods and an1mals for anyth1ng 1n the world New Jersey IS the hangout of Rlchard Ste1fel and Thomas A Sutton S1nce Speedy Stxefel and Toot Sutton know how to roll over cars they are champlons of the world 1n DARE DEVILS The next day we rose br1ght and early and walked down town and who do you th1nk we saw perched on top of a scaffold? None other than Ron ald Brueckman Pete 11ow holds the pos1t1on of foreman w1th Sm1th and Company pa1nt1ng We entered Sutton s Trolley SCFVICE and pur chased a tlCket to Callery Charles Sutton runs an hourly trolley serv1ce between Evans C1ty and Callery Ray Sald that Buck Kennedy seems to be h1s Chlef passenger that IS when he 1snt playlng football for Notre Dame In Callery we found Beverly M1ller runn1ng a large super market Bes1des her super market she Last Will and Testament We the class of 1952 of the c1ty of Evans C1ty County of Butler State of Pennsylvama bemg of unsound mlnd and memory but of a dlsposlng char acter do hereby make publlsh and declare th1s to be our Last W1ll and Testament hereby revok1ng any and all w1lls heretofore made to us F1rst ' I ' As a class we leave' Second ' ' ' As 1nd1v1duals we each leave some t1tle or possess1on that IS near and dear to us Norman Barnett leaves P O D class to all the suckers 1n the Jumor Class Fred Beal leaves h1s truck to anyone who wants to take the g1rls out Ronald Brueckman leaves Kay to the h1ghest bld der Edythe Bowser leaves her good posture to Shlrley Nulph Nancy Bond leaves w1thout tellmg her classmates about all her boy fr1ends from South Slde Mary Ellen Burr leaves her neatness to Dolores Lordl Ruth Cr1tchlow leaves to glV8 the Penn Townsh1p g1rls a real chance Robert Fosnaught leaves h1s bra1ns to Ela1ne Berry Don Fr1shkorn leaves h1s dark wavy halr and qulet manners to Ke1th Rhoades George Fr1shkorn leaves h1s Nash to anyone who needs a bed Jon Fyock leaves h1s excess welght to Kenneth Beahm Paul GO6hrlHg leaves h1s he1ght to Pat Dav1son Earl Harter leaves h1s perfect attendance record Mary Lou Iman leaves her ab1l1ty to be the flrst to catch a man Bruce Jordan leaves h1s f1re extmgulsher to the future f1remen Robert Kennedy leaves the women alone L1ke fun' ' ' IS Pres1dent of M 8z M Grocery Stores Beverly dlrected us to our frlend Barbara Marburger Just out s1de of Callery IS Marburger Junct1on founded by our class mate Barbara D1ane It IS noted for 1tS beaut1ful resort and warm sprmgs Whlle v1s1t1ng Barbara Mary Lou Jones dropped by Mrs Jones the former Mary Lou Iman now l1ves 1n Zel1enople Last but not least we found George Fr1shkorr1 Jamtor of the Sclence Department of J 81 L George 1S st1ll wa1t1ng for h1s sen1or1ty r1ghts to make h1m a sclentxst Ann Tr1pp Chlef executxve of all the nurses IH the world has Just completed her th1rd tour of the world spreadlng the goodw1ll of the nurses She has held th1s hlgh pos1t1on slnce w1nn1ng the Nurse s L1fe Savmg Pr1ze after her complet1on of NUYS1Dg School Travel1ng w1th Ann 1S her pr1v ate secretary Mary Al1ce Sm1th Mary Al1ce took th1s Job after completlng College And we Ann and Mary Al1ce are happy to say after V1Slt1Hg our classmates that we belong to the Class of 1952 of Evans C1ty Hlgh School We beheve that the goals our classmates have reached can never be surpassed And we W1Sh to say to each one Good Luck to you 1n the future God Bless You Always Yours truly Ann and Mary Al1ce of the Class of 19 2 Bern1ce Kos1nsk1 leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to the future g1rls basketball team Betsy McElh1nny leaves her good d1spos1t1on to Mr Carless who needs lt Barbara Marburger leaves her band a1ds to Sh1r ley R1chardson Paul Mltchell w1lls h1s motorblke to D1ck Tracy Beverly M1ller leaves the balance of her asplrms to dear old Bez Betty Lou Moore leaves her qu1et manner to Helen MOTYIS Tom Nlcklas leaves the boller room to anyone who can get down there WlthOUt gett1ng caught Lena Noto w1lls her cheerlng ab1l1ty to the future cheerleaders Tom Pferdeh1rt leaves hlS good naturedness to Tom West B111 RICE leaves Ann Jeanette Schuyler leaves her bells to anyone who can stumble through the Star Spangled Ban ner or the School Song Shlrley Scovllle leaves her strutt1ng to Ethel Green Mary Al1ce Sm1th leaves her Job as Mr Carless secretary to some unlucky Jumor Ray Sutton leaves h1s taXl serv1ce' R1chard Stxefel W1llS h1s ab1l1ty to turn Kalsers over to the Safety Dr1v1ng Class of E C H S Ann Tr1pp leaves her push1ng ab1l1ty to the future senlors dur1ng 1n1t1at1on Ruth Tuttle would leave her hot rod 1f her father would allow Chuck Thompson leaves h1s younger brother to f1n1sh h1s arguments Betty Youngblood leaves to be marr1ed Robert Zattlero th1nks he left h1s false teeth IH Mr D1xons Engllsh Class ' ' ' Lo1s Z1nkham leaves her great b1g smlles to any one that can g1ve them PAGE FIFTEEN . - - ' 1 . . . . , . , . . , Q 0 . , 1 , . , ' , . . , . . , , . . . , . 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Class of 1952 MOTTO' Less than our best is failure CLASS WILL' Mary Lou Iman 'ind Barbara CLASS COLORS Red and Gray Marburger CLASS FLOWER Red Carnat1on CLASS PROPHECY Mary Ahce Sm1th and Ann CLASS POEM Jeanette Schuvler Tr1pp CLASS SONG Betty Lou Moore CLASS HISTORY Lena Noto and Jeanette Schuyler Front Ron Nlelmda Cooper Sh1rlex Scovxlle Lena Noto Betty Youngblood Ruth Crltchlow Ed1th Bowser Nancx Bond Betsy Mclilhmny Nlary Lou Iman Ann Trxpp Ruth Tuttle Barbara Marburger LOIS Zmkham Second Roxx 'VII Caxless Ronald Brueckman Jon Fxock George Frlshkorn Fred Beal Jeanette Schylex Bexmce Kosmslm Bet cxls Mlllcx 'Xian Allce Smxth Betty Lou 'Vloore Raw Sutton Tom Plerdehnt Robe-It Zattlexo Fgurth Ron Bxurc Jordan 'Vox man Barnett Paul Goehrmg Robert Foswaught Tom Sutton Class Poem As we the class of 52 Leave Evans Cxty H1gh W1th our eyes toward the future We heave a m1ghty slgh' And after twelve long years We reach Ih1S mlghty goal Our hearts are fxlled wxth gladness And pr1de swells ln our souls We know weve caused some head And sometlmes caused a fuss But teachers heres a thanks Ot grttltude trom us But we dont fear the future And lf xou wonder why Its because we are the Sen1ors Of Evans Clty Hlgh PAGE SIXTEEN aches Class Song When we leave the halls of h1gh school Well remember clav by dan The hours we spent w1th1n vour walls At work and at plav Well recall the Joys and burdens That seemed more than we could beat And well not forget the faculty Who carrled the1r share As the hour comes for partlng And the road seems wxde and long We have learned to meet each hardshxp W1th a brxght cheerful song So Farewell to dear old H1gh School Mav you always ever be The brlghtest happy pages In our book of Memorv - . Q I , , , l Third Row: Charles Thompson, Robert Kennedy, Don Frishkorn, Earl Harter. Paul Mitchell, Tom Nxcklas, Richard Stc-nel. Bill Rice, Y 44 xv ' ! . ' ' 7 v v i v v - ' . . 1 Y ! ., Y K . . ' , Q V , . - . ' , ' 1 , . . ' . 1 . ' , L Z 1 , ' U ,H . I ' , . ' 7 Y , Y ,y W -1 Y Y , . , In Memorlam 1 ra 1' Wu., . N s 'Kg,',, We Iames Schubert You can not sly you must not my That he IS dead He IS just 1w1y Wlth .1 cheery Smlle And a wave of the hand He has wandered xnto .ln unknown lmcl And left us dreamlng how very fur Its needs must be Since he llngers there, So thlnk of ll1fl'1 farmg on, 1s defnr In the love of There, as the love of Here Thrnk of hlm snll As the same, and say He IS not dead, he 15 just 'away' Iames W Rlley PAGE SEVENTEEN T e Senlor H610 IS the s cond poem of the class of 52 See what vour op1n1on IS after read1ng lt thru Norman Barnett a very DICE guy When plavlng basketball hes very sly Frel Be'11 l1kes the freshman he thlnks theyre great Lucy Mae Iman IS h1s steady date When looklng for personal1ty just f1nd Nancy Bond Of h r best fr1end Ruth1e shes very fond Then Edvthe Bowser who s a Butler boy fan Al xavs talks about Ray for hes her dream man Ronald Brueckman whose mckname IS Pete A DICE wlnnlng way that Just cant be beat Mary Ellen Burr who Just 1snt here Is the flrst of our class to be marrled th1s year Mel1nda Cooper whose one dream IS Lynn Keeps hopmg and pray1ng that Debate team w1ll w1n R1 th Cr1tchlow a n1ce looklng g1rl of our class When It comes to typlng she s sure to pass Good natured Don Frlshkorn 1S most every glrls dream A v ry good dancer hes rlght on the beam George Frlshkorn IS from Evans Clty but youd never know When he gets 1n the Nash lt knows just where to go Stra1ght up to Callery r1ght to Claudettes Darn D106 coupleo Play cup1d 'V You bet' ' Bob Fosnaught who has a n1ce b1g green car Just loves to follow you at that hes a star Jonny Fyock a fr1end of all the boys Is lots of fun and makes lots of nolse Then theres Paul Goehr1ng whose known mostly as Chlef He wouldnt be happy unless he could be f Earl Harter who IS a F F A lad To talk about farmmg hes always glad Mary Lou Iman has Carl for her beau Works at Schoeffels Market shes savmg her dough Bruce Jordan who had a lead 1n the play Was Hugo hell remember that t11 th1S day Buck Kennedy who lS an athlete to the end Is one of Chuck Suttons very best fr1ends Bermce Kos1nsk1 a basketball star Known mostly as Tex to folks near and far Betsy McF.lh1nny who lS seen mostly w1th Jay Is a red headed darllng who has lots to say She wants to make nurs1ng her permanent Job When theres any m1sch1ef shes 1n w1th the mob Barb Marburger 1S go1ng to be a nurse w1thout doubt You never see Barb unless Lefty IS about PAGE EIGHTEEN Paul M1tchell 1S from Perry where some teachers th1nk he should have stayed But all the kldS l1ke h1m for he s a gay blade Beverly M1ller a fr1end of Betty Lou When shes w1th Don shes never blue Betty Lou Moore who has many beaux Loves Jerry the best of all of those Tom N1cklas an optometr1st to be IS h1S plan L1kes Zel1e H1gh School Her name IS Joan Dear Lena Noto IS everyones fr1end Alwavs happv DICE features a verv good blend She has manv beaux CAnd vou know th1s IS t ue D I vxont ment1on her latest flame o Id be 1n a stevx Tom Pferde-h1rt IS a D109 qulet buddy Fxcent IH Study Hall when vou want to studv P111 Rmce who 1S a very DICE man Nov dont get BXC1t6d alrls Hes taken bv Ann Qhn-lox Scov1lle who llkQS the Henry J car Wlll tell vou that Don IS her only star Teanette Schuvler who prefers the name Jav Inst loves to dance and has lots to sav I-las a good sense of humor and very wxtty Pwhard St1efel a very n1ce looklng boy Ts Carol Cashdollars pr1de and Joy Charles Sutton who 1S usually called Ray When he works ln study hall that w1ll be the day Tom Sutton who goes w1th a n1ce Butler lass Is another worthy member of our class Charles Thompson the Presldent Chuck as he IS known Rules the class as a k1ng on a throne Ann Tr1pp goes w1th B1ll CAs I told you beforel She plans on nursmg so mark up one more fTh1s makes three! Ruth Tuttle s a n1ce k1d and l1kes to s1ng She tells us her future plans are further schoolmg Bettv Youngblood IS another glrl to sport a rlng fa dlamondj She treats CalVln l1ke a k1ng Bob Zatt1ero Wlth that DICE wavy ha1r Could set any g1rl fly1ng on axr Lo1s Zmkham some boys pr1de and Joy Well take a guess could h1S name be Roy? CDont l1e nowj And now for the teacher of th1s m1ghty class I better make th1s good or Im sure I wont pass CP O D that ISD MlltOD Carless 1S a n1ce man and Im sure youll say th1S true If you re fa1r w1th Mllt hell be fa1r w1th you So now that I m f1n1shed and passed P O D Ill walk away from the typewrlter as contented as can be Jeanette Schuvler . ' H YY ' ' . .. 2 . , 7. , . 1 , . . . , 1 x ' . , . . 1 1 ' Y ' ' , - v , . Y C Y . Y Y L' 1 I ' . I v s , . . . I . - . ' Y ' F 1 . , , . . , . 4 , , Y ' Y , , 1 1 . ' 1 V , - K ' . . F ' ' KK Y! Y - ' 1 Y 1 ' 7 ' 7 . . . . , , r . ,. ' ' , 1 Q 1 . , , . . . 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Lewis Goehring. Jack Allen. Larry Buchanan, Esther Cahall. BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: Shirley Nulph. Shirley Sedoris. Dolores Lorcil. Shirley Lutz Nancy McConnell. Pat Saul. Donetta Wahl. Virginia Thomas. Mary Sinith. Marilyn Warsing, Wilda Reno, Shirley Alagill. Charlotte Wagner. Second Row. Jack Backora. Lewis Nivklas, Richard Piidina. Frank Leonberg. Doris Mcllillen. Brenda Kagle. Jessiua Youiig, Dean Ramsey. Wesley Norman. John McKeeyer, Berdette Turner. Mr. Hirschy. Third ROXNT Ronald Rice, Cl31'GI1L'D Slrabel, ROB' Long. ROGDQ5' 1NICCOl'U1Qll Unald Klyers, Earl 1NIC1XI1llQI1. Sain Sniitli. Blair Pat- terson. Karl Reibold. Eugene Polite. Richard Skinner . MAJ XM PAGE TWENTY 4 ,fy 5 ' Q s Q ' I ,X . ff.. A all MM4 M Mui f 1 ' ' . f i - ' r X X. ,7,fl, , f' -A-1'-fy YM Q 4 ff'--1 '5 'rf ' ., ' ' . ' 'J f ' , , . l . , X 1, A ,U 'jul it ' .- 1 sfwsfa. tx 1 M faaff Af Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: J' K5 ' I '. xfyf'-'Mx' ALC' , x w -if' lil. Vg Distr 11,4 l ' ii WJ ifxpy Sophomores 'I y A - ,L eyvplv-.X 7 ...L.... -W, T-L ' .,,,... W . . M .. Tm. ,M T 6 Carol Fisher. Gilliland Geohring. Delores Foltz, Ethel Green, Eileen I-Iartzell, Ruby Frishkorn. Linda Kagle, Jean Ensign. Mr. Besnecker Burgard. Maxine Kidd, Janice Hartzell. Phyllis Benn. Henry Buehler Charles Ja nes Dainbaugh. Mr. Adamczyk. Jerry Barnett. Theron Aley. Agnew. Andrew Cahall. Richard Kennedy, Randolph Bauman, David Caruthers, Rex Kroll. Kugel. Charles Buzzard. . BOTTOM PICTURE - Virginia Nicklas. Agnes Scheibel. Sally Parsons, Helen Morris. Nancy Rahiser. Marie Myers. Charlotte Rape. Janet Leonburg. Myrna Tibbc. Eileen Turner, Marlene Moore, Carla Sharrer. Merrie Marburger. . ' Mr. Cashdollar. Melvin Stiefel, Raymond Marburger, Paul Smith, Lawrence Lloyd, Vern Neely. Joan Miekley, Donna Scoville, Eugene Taylor. Lawrence Schwier. John Morgan. Charles Shepard, Richard Thomas. Fred Nicklas. Thomas Thompson. Ronald McCormick, Ronald McElhinny, James Madden. Lewis Stoke-y, Robert Pryor, Floyd Wehr. Robert Marburger, Lynn Thompson, Russel Minehart, William Waller, Richard Spencer. exert Um get E ' Wx C xl 6 3 My I Y' 'I J 3 T '-'r KI' 4-Q-4 ...L-.321 .1'.. I ...fl -ff-7-wr '-17 ff 'I T .QT 1 P-'AGE TVN ENTX TWO W Flllllt R011 S 11111 H ll nu Llll Freshmen ON Top Plcture S0Q0nd R011 BLIIU GIILDLI 1111111 1311411111111 Nlll111l Dunbn 3042 jg H1111 fbllxllnll 1 B111 1 111 B Nl l 3 Ph1I1sx 130111101 Ruth DlV1N Cluxdcttc Fostu Glolll A11SLl1LLltl P1ul1n0 Foltz P'1t D111s011 M11 T11pp Fltllll R011 JCIII LlI1t7 J 111Lt M0111 Edn1 J mobs S1111 101 K0m011 Ruth Ann M1 MdID1ICt Kollgk Luc1 M010 Im A110110 11110010 B01L111 Llntz Sh11lGX MLK1I111QX 1111111 H0llc1 111 FIOHI R011 I10n0 Wibhmgton L1sC1nn0 Sp0nL01 Shulu Rmhndson LOIS W1lkLl J 1n0t QL11bl VVIIXIHL Sflllth M111 Sthubel Shnlu Younb, 131111111 Ptlu 11 Elellitll P1 L111111dt M1 St1011l., 2. 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TOP PICTURE Fxont Row Nanu Andlexx Sandra HC1d1Sl1 .Ima Keuer Ca1olKn01:,s Qud Flslxex Ruth Foltz Balbaxa Hutiman Beatxuc BOS'1f1LlL Ellzabeth Bosslcx A1lLnc FllSllk0lH Second Roux Wlllldlll Hans Leo Buxgaxd Exlun Fxlbhkorn Londa Cox It Juclltlx Glenn Beth Qashdollam E1lun Cooper V011 Fllml Gxxandolxn Jol1nQ Fled Flulx 'Nlxss Blanche L Rlppu Thud Ron Dall Fahl Ronald G9lXX1g Daxld Bulfaxd ThomaQ Egkemodc win Gclxxlg anus link un Bull JOIY1 Luolhux Kenneth Clltphloxx John Fold BOTTONI PICTURE F1ont Rom Plttx Rue L.-nada Thomax Vuglnn Qdul Doub Rape Rum 'Nlaxbuxgu AI6I1C Se-xxixt Judxth Pleller Plullw Eklllllll Lnol Spengel Dololhx NIcClslland Second Ron Nplson Nom DEIIHI Nlalbuxgu Gungn Stxabel Rum Smuh Nlwlleng Petcxx Nano Nklnvald Jane Llntz Edxxald Wahl Jul-T XNSIHILK Zeno Nlglillunnx 'Nha CSIIIG Pliex Thnd Ron kenneth Rlddell CIIBIICS Knuw Edxxaxd Slllltll Rmhaxd Dllllnilll Vk1ll1am Spllllx TIITIKJIIIX Vkixmen Rox Rosen quest JaLk Thompbon PAGE TVVENTX FOUR 51 I x ' qfi.. fl '-'. ., LQAL' ,, -1.L . , -'.v fi-L 1 ri '4 ,.-,. 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James Magill. george Horrell, Meredith Covert. Elva Foltz. Barbara Jose. Sally Anthony. Nancy Makosey. Eugene Aitken, Charles un evv. BOTTOM PICTURE Eunice Turner. Carol Rice. Carol Pagenhardt. Frances McClelland. Mary Noto, Mary Santypal. Judith Nieklas, Carol Moyer, Gloria Rush. Mary Stokey. Dorothy Meals, Lillian Rice. Margaret Wagner. Joanna Merrell. Josephine Ziegler. David Ziegler, William Rape. Charles Watson. Sally Nicklas. Elizabeth Schilling. Genevieve Nolsheim, Amy Stiefel. Beverly Zynosky, Shirley Simpson. Mary Smith. Beatrice Wheeler. Howard Seibka. Charles Musser. Mr. Dixon. Charles Spurk. Frank Spithaler. William Ziegler, Leland Zynosky. Alfred Riesmeyer. Carl Miller. PAGE TNVENTY-FIVE C: I 4 f66,E Y' I ,.--. ! J f .3-32: - M ' 4 CSX Echo Staff Fiont Rovx Tom Nicklas Ann Tripp Jessica Young Lois Zmkham Lena Noto Kenneth Beallm Second Rovx Fred Beal Charles Thompson Mr D1xon Norman Bainctt Don Frishkoxn The Echo Staff of 1952 taking 1tS cue fiom foimer xearbooks has attempted to make this Echo the best As xou observe the nexx look the ma roon and silver cover IS onlx the beginning We have attempted bw the pictures to prove the old Chinese proverb A picture IS xxoith ten thousand xxords So xxe hope vou vxill engox the manx pictures in the Echo which we hope xx 1ll convev to wou 1 xxold picture of our school life Manx people do not real17e the xx ork th1t goes into the rn1k1ng and compiling of 1n 1n11ual F1191 the staff IS selected fiom the class bx 1ts othei officers are elected bx the staff The staff then solicits for the adveitisements 1nd has a photographer stait taking pictuies The cover 19 then chosen and a p11nter is selected from whom the kind of print IS selectcd A dummv copx of the book IS then made and the pictures pages, and aiticles are 'xrrlnged 1s thex xx ill appear in the finished book In the mean time some of the DICIUICS a1e re turned from the photographer and the st1ft picks the pictures thex xx1ll use Then the p1ctu1es aie sent to the engravers where the plates are made for the printing The articles are xx ritten and checked 'md g1x en to the tx pist The articles are then gixen to the p11nte1 xx ho sets the tvpe and p11nts a dummw th'1t 18 given b'1ck to the staff to be proof lead After inx Corlections or changes a1e mlde the complete dummx boolx with the articles 1nd pic tuies is given b1ck to the p11nter xx ho then prints it He in tu1n ships the p1 inted p1ges to the bind ci xx ho binds the books ind puts the covers o11 Fin 1llx the books 11e shipped back to the staff it th it time the dcfllcation IQ made The next dix thex nc gix en to thc othel students Tom lN1cklas Ed1to1 of the Echo xxishes to fllllllx 1ll members ot the staff fo1 thc11 untlring help 'llld co 01361111011 lOl the manx long hou1s spent 111 xxriting 111 ineing soliciting ids ind compiling materiil to mikc this xears Echo xxhlt xxe hope xx ill be c1llcd A success ind th inks to M1 Dixon for his p1t1c11ce time effort 1nd guid since 111 dnecting the staff 111 1tS manx pioblems PAGE TVX ENTX QEV EN 1 .- J Y - - - U . h Y . 7 C ' . . 'Q ' Y I ' ' . 1 by ,' ' V, V, ' . B Z lv . ' K 5 . i Y I ' v' . nv K Vv ry v' ' L C ' - members. Then at a staff meeting the Editor and who gives them to the Seniors on Class Night and ' ' V' '. z 2 ' x ' ' '. ' , 1 zj R . 1 ' ' . l 7' ay ' . ' V fs J ' ' ' . ., I K - .2 ' ' . . kv . V V' ' ' ' 5 ' ' . 4 1 A' A. : ' ' z 5, C ' , . 2 tg 'z z'1 'cj 'Z I V. 1 . . . . , v. 2 3 .H S U i Z V . . Q , - .A . Y .L K .3 y . , .. 5 K . - News Reel Staff Front Row Beverly Lmtz Dolores Lordx Lena Noto Mary Lou Iman Kenneth Beahm Ronald Myels Pattv Dlckev Shxrlev 'VIagxll Bexerly Mlller Betty Lou Moore Second Row Mr Dlxon Dean Ramsey Carol Flsher Shirley Nulph Fat Saul Lo1s Zmkham Jessxta Young Lxsanne Spencer Perxy Dunbar Mrs Strong Thlrd Rovx Ronald Rlce Lexus Goehr1ng Thomas Thompson Rox Long Bob Burr Eugene Pollte Jack Allen News Hee The News Reel IS the monthly neu spaper publlshed by the JUHIOYS The artxcles are wrltten art1cles are wr1tten by spec1ally appomted report ers of other classes or clubs and other orgamza t1ons The paper IS pubhshed under the competent guldance of Mr Dlxon facultv advlsor and Mrs Strong commerc1al advlsor It was flrst publlshed ln 1929 under the name. E C Hlgh Echo In 1939 the name was changed and s1nce that tlme lt has been call d the News Reel The News Reel IS publlshed for the purpose of keep1ng the students well mformed about school happenmgs It contalns several departments each one under a separate person or group of persons There IS the sports sectlon wh1ch rev1ews each game for those who saw lt and lf the reader was unable to go to the game It glves h1m a story of the game he mlssed Then there 1S the actlvxty de partment wh1ch rev1ews all assembly programs 'TIOVIES shown for assembly programs plays acting by varlous classes and other 1nterestmg events Wh1Ch have taken place durlng the current month Also there IS the soc1ety and fashlon column wh1ch tells of the students soclal relatlonshlps and the la test 1n teen age fashlons Also there IS the ele PAGE TWENTY EIGHT mentary sectlon wh1ch tells of all news concernlng the students 1n grades one through e1ght News Reel th1s past year the most notable of Wh1Ch IS the use of a three column page mstead of the two columns as used before Th1s has lmproved the appearance of the paper conslderably An other lmprovement IS the number of News Reels that have been publlshed one a month Th1s quota was set by other classes but very few have been able to reach It The art1cles turned ln to the News Reel for publ1cat1ons have lmproved very greatly th1s year as compared to former publlca tlons of other years paper and the Junlor Class should be congratulated for the1r fme work Kenneth Beahm as edltor wxshes to thank Mr Dlxon for h1S co operatlon as proof reader of all materlal wrltten by the students and h1s tlrnely ad VICE has been apprec1ated very much Also I w1sh to thank Mrs Strong for her unt1r1ng efforts to get the News Reel pr1nted by the last day of the month Also I W1Sh to thank M1ss Rlpper for her work Wlth the elementary grades to get the1r news wrxtten and turned 1n to the commercxal deparment for publlcatlon Fmally I W1Sh to thank the staff for a very fme Job and they deserve a great deal of Cfedlt for the1r work toward the success of the News Reel R ll l l 4 l V M! ' , L v ql uf.. ' 2 ' g 2 I 5 I t I ., ' ' ev 5 . - vi f . P' K , t, g X c rl -f ,f as ay ' y Y - - ' by students mostly from the Junior Class. Some There have been a great many changes in the - 9 ' . y . ' ' ' . . , . , . . . . x Y 7 sl ' sm - - ' ' '- '. ' G at ns va ' - - ' va ' ' - I LL 1! ' ' ' 1 ' - 1 , , - 5 . . . - . , . . . , . - H ,, . , . ' . 7 Y , . . 1 , - - - 4. H Future Business Leaders of America Front Row Bermce KOSlnSk1 Nancy Bond Jeanetta Schuvler Bev rlw M1ller Ruth Cntchlovx Betty Lou Moore Shlrley Scovllle Janet Hxcks Shlrlev Nulph Second Row Pat Saul Lxllxan Altken Dolores Lordl Mary Ellen Foltz Dons McM1llen Barbara Marburger Ann Trxpp Mary Allce Smlth Lena Noto Mxs Strong Thlrd Row Cerald Fox Wesley Norman Dean Ramsey Ronald Myers Elame Berrx Norman Barnett Donetta Wahl Eu gene Pollte Earl McM1llen Roy Long Ronald Brueckrnan FBLA F B L A 1S an organ1zat1on Wh1Ch organlzed last year for the f1rst t1me 1n Evans C1ty Hlgh School under the gu1dance of Mrs Harry Strong BUSIHESS Educatlon Teacher F B L A IS an or gan1zat1on deslgned for students 1n bus1ness edu catlon composed of nat1onal state and local chap ter sponsored by Un1ted Buslness Educat1on Asso c1at1on a department of the Natxonal Educatwn Assoc1at1on Membershlp 1n the organ1zat1on 1n dlCat9S not only your des1res for learnmg more about employment 1n the bus1ness fxeld but also the experxence Wh1Ch w1l1 strengthen and develop the 1nd1v1dual Our organ1zat1on meetmg was held on October 7 1951 and the followxng offlcers were elected Pres1dent Ruth Cr1tchlow V1ce Pres1dent Beverlv Mlller Secretary Betsy McElh1nny Treasurer Shxrley Scovxlle Reporter Jeanette Schuyler At present there are 35 members Actlve membersh1p ln F B L A conslsts of three de grees asslstant superv1sor and leader E11g1b11 1ty for each succeedmg degree depends upon umts of 1nstruct1on 1n bus1ness subjects completed, en thus1asm for and part1c1pat1on 1n the clubs and act1v1t1es and progects Projects wh1ch the club has adapted for then' projects are C15 Studymg the Jobs of recent grad uates to determlne better equ1pp1ng future gradu ates for work or contmued study C29 Orgamzmg and takmg fleld trlps to local and surroundmg bus1 ness establxshments In add1t1on to the1r sponsor Mrs Harry Strong the club has an advlsory comm1ttee composed of local men and women m the1r development as fu ture leaders The members of th1s comm1ttee are also honorarv members and are as follows Mlss Alda Llken Mr Horace Beahm M W1111am Schenck and Mr E H Querry PAGE TWENTY NINE : . 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Ronald BlLlLtkll'l'f11 Dc 111 R1111 e Ge-1'1ld Fox NI1 Dlxon e Cercle Francais Gur first meeting xxas held OCKODQI 9th 111 one of the basement 1ooms of the high school At this first meeting xxc elected the folloxxmg OfI1LOlQ for the xear President Ruth C1 itchloxx Secreta1x Jon Fxock Treasurex Chuck Thompson The primary function of these meetings xx as to enlarge our vocabularv and help us speak the l'1n guage more fluentlx At our meetings xxe tried our best to speak French xxe read La Sainte Bible in French and 1lso sang The French National Anthem Our meetings xxeie scheduled 101 the scconcl Tuesdav of each month but basketball season up set our schedule 1nd one is planned and called each month xxhenever xxe can get 1 f1ee night We take tuzns planning these meetings xx 1th PAGE THIRTX thc Inst YCII gioup The 1e11eshments 1t thesc p11t1es h1xc been sloppx xoes hot dogs pop candx and c1kes these cakes h1ve been supplicd bx Mrs Dixon We must give thanks to Jon Fxoclx for the xx 1terme1on We plaxcd numeious g1mcs such IS questions lIlCi ansxxeis ch'11 ides and oncc in a xx hile ponx express Some of our most Jovous t1mes xxere spent singing French songs xxhich xxe all engoxed We all expected to have a xxonde1tul Christ m1s partx lor we had exchanged names 1nd had 1 xxondcrful progmm pl 1n11ed but bec1usc of s1t uatlons bcx ond oui control such as old man xxeith LI xxe xx eie un 1ble to have it Notre professeur Monsiecu Dixon has bccn our sponsor thmughout the xcai and he has ou1 haldl est thanks of appreciation ' Q '. , . 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' v 2 A ' 1 - 1 'xf - 1 - 1 '- Debate Team Mellnda Cooper Joclx Gregor Rltlllld Thomrs Lxnn Thomp on Lols Zmkham Tom W st Brute Jordan Allan Yunm Dololcs Loldl Thls year the Debate Team has grown con consldemblx hlvmg tuelxe members lnstead ot the elght ot last neu The Varsrtv Team COHS1blS of Atinmatwe Mellnda Cooper Lwnn Thompson and Drck Thomas NSg3t1V6 Bruce Jordan Lols Zmkham and Jo Marre Gregor The Junlor Team members are Affumatrve Joan Mlekley Jack Backora and Alan Zeman xI6g3t1V6 Tom West Janet Hrcks and Dolores Lordl The questlon for debate th1s tear IS Resolved That all Amerlcm C1t1zens should be conscrlpted for CSS6Hl13l SGTVICCQ ln t1me of xxar Thls vear Evans CIIW entered the Alleghenx Intel Hlgh School Debatlng League Dullng the months of Jmuarv Februaxv and March elght debates were held at the var1ous schools 1n the league th1s gave members of the debate team some verv lnterestlng and educat1onal trlps The blg event of the league IS a tvxo day tournament held at Allegheny College 1n Meadv1lle Last wear 11950 19515 the debate team entered the Pennsvlvanra Forensrc and MUSIC League con test held at Edmboro on March 30 1951 Our school has reason to be proud of th1s team xxhrch Lame home wlth a superlor rat1ng, the best that Lin be won Our debate team 1S coached bx Mr M1lton alless who IS verv clpable of thxs task PAGE THIRTY OINE .l -, . .I . 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' M 4 h t V . , . v c . v The Senior Pla Cast M1ss Brooks dernonst1at1ng the a1t ot sound effects Mr Wadsvxorth flnds out vshere the band 1nst1uments and basketballs vtere h1d The Plat Cast Coach Longacre tells M155 B1ook5 of h1s CYUISG to the Ma1t1n ue I land q S 5 Janes and Teds b1g love scene ur MISS Brooks Our three act SQIIIOI' play Our Mlss Brooks por trays the l1fe of an Enghsh teacher who wants nothlng but a husband namely Hugo Longacre the coach She IS g1Ven the school play to d1rect and has trouble wlth Rhonda Allen and Jane who both want the lead and Ted W1lder the star athlete Mr Wadsworth, the pr1nc1pal and Mrs Allen the School Board Pres1dent are constantly 1nter fermg and maklng thmgs m1serable for M155 Brooks and the students The cast never has any qulet umnterrupted rehearsals because the gvm IS belng used bv the basketball team and the Enghsh room wh1ch IS next to the band room IS never qu1et There 1S so much to do and nothmg gettmg done and never any qulet rehearsals that M1ss Brooks IS worr1ed over the outcome of the play PAGE THIRTY TWO The day of the play flnally arr1ves and a 11t tle before curta1n t1me Martln gets a pam 1n h1s s1de wh1ch turns out to be append1c1t1s and IS ta takmg over the part and the show goes on Mlss Brooks f1nally w1ns over Coach Hugo as does Jane over Ted The success of our play goes to the pat1ence and helpfulness of our co d1rectors Mrs Charles Tr1pp and Mr Ollver Cashdollar Jr Saturday evenmg after the play the cast en Joyed a wonderful party held at the home of Fred Beal We WlSh to thank all those who helped make th1s play a success We W1Sh to thank Mr Strong and h1s boys for puttmg up the scenery and back stage props also those who made and sold tlCk8tS and programs and those who furn1shed the enter tamment tx O , ' , ken to the hospital. Coach Hugo saves the play by Sophomore Pla Cast Roy Long Gerald Fox Dolores Lordx Janet Hlcks Jodv Gregor Eugene Pol1te Dean Ramsey Blalr Patterson Clarence Strable Doris McM1llen Meredith Bonzo Shlrley Nulph Lewxs Nlcklas Plone Ronnle Myers Ever Slnee Eve The Sophomore Class of 1950 51 w1ll never forget thelr fxrst productlon Ever Since Eve under the dlrectlon of Mr Mllton Carless The cast IS as follows Mrs Clover the br1sk competent mother Dor1s McM1llen Mr Clover the absent mmded father Robert Burr Johnny Clover a stud1os boy of 17 Gerald Fox Speed Erw1n the lrreslstable fr1end of Johnny Ronald Myers Su7an Blake a career g1rl at 15 Janet Hxcks Betzy Erw1n Speeds k1d slster Dolores Lordl Martha Wlllard a humorous oun teacher Jod Gregol flcer Dean Ramsey Henry Qulnn a young h1gh school prlnclpal Eugene Pohte Lucybelle Lee a typ1cal southern glrl Shlrley Nulph Preston Hughes captam of the football team Bla1r Pat terson Football players Clarence Strable Mere d1th Bonzo Frank Leonberg and Lew1s N1cklas The curtam goes up wlth everyone IH good sp1r1ts and Johnny qu1te exc1ted over hls new Job Ed1tor of the school paper Pengum and Speed h1s very best fr1end and bus1ness manager, both get qu1te a surprlse when they see the1r new off1ce lt seems Mrs Clover w1th the help of Mr Clover, remodeled It to look l1ke a nursery They get th1s all settled and another problem steps ln Suzan Blake She has some how or other hxgh pressured herself 1nto the pos1t1on of Assxstant Edltor Of course Speed and Johnny dldnt l1ke the 1dea of a glrl bemg on the staff and tr1ed hard to get her off But w1th Betzy Erwln helpmg and under the str1ct hand of Mlss Wxllard, Suzan stays Suzan IS completely forgotten when Lucy belle Lee starts fluttermg her eyes at Speed and Johnny and they end up flghtmg over who lS go mg to take her to the prom But better for the1r frlendshlp nelther gets to because Preston Hughes has already asked her Before the curtaln falls on the second act Suzan always w1th the best posslble mtentlons has almost bankrupt the Pengum shaken the frlenshlp of those two muskateers Johnny and mnocent enthuslasm almost lands them ln Jall Johnny s mother steps 1n and saves the day by con fusmg Cappy It turns out r1ght as most plays do and Johnny Suzan Speed and Lucybelle go off to the prom After gomg over speclal parts the Play Cast emoyed a party the mght before the play at the hxgh school A spec1al cake was bought by Mr Carless to celebrate the event and everyone had a wonderful tlme We wlsh to thank the prompters and stage crew for we could never have gotten along Wlth out them Also we extend our thanks to those who enterta1ned between acts and the commerclal de partment for pr1nt1ng tlckets and programs All 1n all we want to thank anyone who helped to make our play a success PAGE THIRTY THREE O I v ' D - L . . . 1 l 'U - ' y g , y 1 ': ' ' ,' Qff1CerCCaDDyJS1mm0HS-21 small town pohce Qf- Speed, and gives them the measles. When her ' . , ' . 1 1 1 y . 1 Future Homemakers of mel-ica Front Rovx Lols Walker Darlene Bowser Kay G1ll1land Edlth Bovt er Shnlex Mag1ll Jan1ce Cashdollar Second Row V1rg1n1a Thomas Ruth Ann Magxll Melmda COODEI Norma Dunbar Shlrlev Lutz Mary Smlth Shul y S dorls Janet Moyer Mrs Best Third Row Esther Cahall Phvllls Benn Charlotte Wagner Phyllls Bovxser Janet QUlgl9W Jean Enslen Peggv Frlshkorn Janet Leonberg The Future Homemakers of Amerxca betta r known as the F H A IS a nat1onal orgamzatlon of puplls studymg homemakmg 1n Jumor and Semor Hlgh Schools of the Umted States The orgam zat1on was founded June 11 1945 The d1st1ngu1sh1ng colors of the F H A are red and wh1te They are symbols of home l1fe the success of Wh1Ch 1S of utmost lmportance The organlzatlon flower IS the red rose, a symbol of flowmg health a necessary attrlbute for the hap p1ness and efflclency 1n home and group l1fe Our motto 1S Toward New Hor1zons The mam purpose of the F H A are To work for good home and fam1ly l1fe for all to promote good wlll and to further 1nterest 1n home econom 1cs The Evans C1ty F H A holds 1tS meetings the flrst Monday of each month Our F H A now has approxlmately twenty flve members Our f1rst meetlng was held on September 24 1951 to elect off1cers and 1n1t1ate new members Durmg the year the F H A had many act1v lt1eS The flrst was a bake sale on Octob r 20 1951 wh1ch was a blg success We also had a clothmg demonstrat1on each glrl brought a guest and lt was very prof1table and everyone enjoyed herself The Homemakmg room was decorated PAGE THIRTY FOUR for the Chrlstmas season and a lunch of Chrlstmas COOk1GS and punch was served The g1rls sold Chrlstmas Cards statlonery glove holders and Everyday Cards A bake sale and bazaar was held after the Style Show On January 28 our club went to Z henople for a bxrthday party for all the g1rls They celebra ted the1r bxrthdays and ours on th1s nlght We had a very enjoyable t1me The F H A bought Jackets for the g1rls who had been members for three ye urs Edlth Bowser Darlene Bowser V1rg1n1a Thomas and Mrs Best, our sponsor got Jackets thls year Our offlcers are Presxdent Edxth Bowser Treasurer Kathryn G1ll1land Refreshment Cha1rman Esther Cahall Jan1ce Cashdollar Soc1al Cha1rman Lols Walker Reporter Darlene Bowser Adv1sor Mrs Best 1 . U, I , 2 . . . . ., l ' . . . . l I 1 . Y . . Y ' , . . g 5 - . . 2. . . . ' ' ' . ' AL ' !Y . . u . l . . 1 ' 2 . , 1 1 . . . : ' , A r , Y Q ! ' Q . L g - - - Secretary . .,........................................... Shirley Magill , .................,........,............. 7 ' I ......-... .............. .... . ......... 1 . .. . . Q I l ,.. .................... , . . , . Q I ' ' H , . ' .........f,...-..- ..............1... . y. . . l , ,S I 1 .... . ............................ ..., Future Farmers of America Front Rovx J1m Buchanan Joe Cherken Lee Haxden J1m Dambaugh Melvm Stletel Berdette Turner Eugene Taylol Laux Buchanan Sylvester Washmgton John Morgan Burtt Gr1ene1 Second Rovx Frank Leonberg Rex Kroll Paul M1tchell Randy Bauman Floyd Wghr My Lovtel Ronald Nlrlilhmncy Robert Burr Franus Knaulf Andrevs Hack Earl Harter The Future Farmers of Amer1ca more com monlv called the F F A IS a natlonal organlzatlon of farm boys studymg vocat1onal .1gr1culture 1n the publ1c h1gh schools throughout the Un1ted States Alaska Puerto RICO and HHWHII The purposes of th1s orgamzatlon are To develop competent aggress1ve rural and agr1cultural leadcrsh1p To strengthen the conhdence of the farm bow 1n hlmself and h1s work To create more 1nterest 1n the mtelhgent ChO1C9 of farm1ng occupat1ons To create and nurture a love of country l1fe To 1mprove the rural farm home and 1tS sur round1ngs To encourage co operat1ve effort among stu dents of vocat1onal agr1culture To promote thr1ft among vocat1onal agr1cul tural students To promote and 1mprove scholarsh1p To encourage orgamzed recreat1onal 3Ct1V1t1eS 10 To advance the cause of Vocatlonal educat1on 1n agr1culture F F A colors are blue and gold F F A Motto Learn1ng to Do D01Hg to Earn Earnmg to LIVE L1v1ng to Serve Some of the act1v1t1es of the Evans C1tx Chap ter are as follows 1 Promoted and has been operat1ng for sev eral years a Hampsh1re SWIHG Rlng An F F A boy IS g1ven a reg1stered Hampsh1re g1lt at 3 months of age on contra t When the gllt farroxxs her f1rst lltter and 2 gllts are three month of age the two are returned to the chapter for d1str1but1on to other F F A boys The F F A boy 1S g1ven complete ownersh1p All F F A Hampsh1re gllts must be bred to a reg1stered Hampsh1re Boar and the g11tS whxch are returned to the chapter must be reg1stered As a result of th1S SVVIHG R1ng the F F A boys have learned to reahze the value of pure bred stock and the qual1ty of the svtme ralsed 1n the area has lmproved 2 Funds for the chapter are ralsed through the efforts of the boys themselves by such 3Ct1V1 t1es as sell1ng vegetable seeds evergreen tree seed from the sw1ne r1ng Through the efforts they have learned thr1ft and co operatlon 3 Every two years the chapter sponsors an F F A parents and sen1or banquet 4 The boys of the chapter annually attend the area F F A Roundup at Sl1ppery Rock and compete 1n Judgmg contests Mushball tourna ments etc vuth F F A boys from Butler Bea ver Lawrence Mercer and Venango count1es The WIHHGTS of the area contest attend the State con test every year at State College 1n June 5 The boys of the chapter co operated Wlth State College by runnmg a hybr1d f1eld corn adap tat1on test on the school property F1fty var1et1es of corn were planed 1n a 14 acre plot and date vxas recorded and forvs arded to State Colleg The purpose of the test was to ald 1n fmdmg vxh1ch hy br1d are best adapted 1n th1s area As a result of th1s group project the boys mtend to farm about two acres of the school property durmg the sum mer of 1952 The F F A boys IH Evans C1ty are under the SUDGTVISIOD of Mr Lov. er PAGE THIRTY FIVE y - . . . 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V 1 The Safety Patrol Front Row Vlrss Blanche Rrpper Beatrrce Bosanrc Erleen Cooper lNancy Andreyy Barbara Jose Eleanor Kay Iman Sally Anthony Shrrley Kennedy Loretta Brnder Ethel Green Patty Rrce Sally Parsons Cyyendolyn Johns Carol Knerss Second Rovs Bernrce Kosmskr Ruth Smrth Joyce Keefer Sandra Herdrsh Elleen Frlshkorn Judxth Glenn Nancy Wrngard Judrth Pfelier Ruth Marburger Ruth Foltz Arlene Frrshkorn Vera Fehl Thrrd Royy Vrrgrnra Saul Fourth Rovt and Jerry Burr Fred Flack Kenneth Lrrtehlovy Phyllrs Pflug Erleen Burgard Shrrley Rrehardson Phyllrs Benn Nancy Henry Charlotte Rape Nanny Rahrser 'Vlarre My ers Beyerly LlY'll7 Lucrmae Iman Dorrs Hotlrnan Dennrs lvlarburder Wrllrarn Spurk James Blank George Strabel Nelson Noto Jatk Warnrclt Charles Knerss Randy Bauman Harlyn Agnevx Verne Nealy Charles Shepherd Iryrng Barnett Floyd Wehr Brlly Foster Frfth Rovy Ronald McCormrrk James 'VIag1ll Joe Cheeken John Kollek Clrttord Frsher Robert Hunter Brlly Burr Eugene Arken tl J k Thom son John Geryxrg Thomas Eckenrode Albert Beuhler Leo Burgard Ronald Geryxg Back Royy Ed Smr 1 ae p Dayrd Buzard Wesley Kennedy George Horrell Chtford Easlen Robert 'ylarburger Ross lNeal Not Prttured Students from grades seven to tvtelve make up the safety patrol They are under the super v1s1on of Blanche L Rrpper, who has drrected the actrvrtres s1nce 1943 These students take the chrldren over town at noon and at afternoon d1SI!'11SS31S Some glrls are on play ground patrol at noon, and thev assrst the elementary teacher vyho 1S on duty there About srxty students are rn the patrol staff The chrldren are drvrded lnto two groups each trme at drsmrssal Those lxvrng on the north of Marn Street cross at the monument under the able d1rect1on of Mr Carl McCorm1ck Those who stay PAGE THIRTY SIX Ronald 'ylrller Charles Spurk Davrd Zregler Wrllram Z1 gler Wrllram Hans Dale Fehl on the south of Mam Street stay on the south srde of the street No crossmgs are to be made between the school and the frrst traffrc lrghts on Marn Street Mr MCCOTm1Ck does patrol duty at the school crossmg when chlldren are eomlng to school The school safety record has been verv good, and manv near accrdents have been prevented bv alert students The students who have taken part rn thrs work deserve a word of prarse for therr frne work Besrdes the green flag wrth rts added emblems for thrrtv day safety perlods many more emblems are on drsplav rn the musre room V ' '. 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V , A F14 Nanny Rah ser B y Foster Brenda en Be n Le Kos nsk Dor s VILM er MevnStee SL iuy Jeanette Sm ti Me nda Coope V Pa sons Mary A ee Sa BC FstRvx .Q IU CU L U N S XV Ro nd Set JZ U7 OOFE E een Fr shkorn Joan M ck ey Amy St ete Meve s L w s Goehr ng Join Burkert Gary s Sk nner Karen Sarver Piv ek Jo Judy P fer Sk nner pson H1 10 k F1 Lugene A kcn anllkn EaneBery L Sc ivxe r Berdette Turner Kenneth R dde Law renee Sm th Pau ou ti Rovi l Q Z1IlCt, i LIS ffl SI ll' 1 1 L I F IYIZI Wei CAI' g 1 1D n M1 vvestt IO'l l am Q Andrews oar 1 W I' M f O Ofl l'CCI1 td 1 b I l OH HS SC l successf 1.1d a lLI'I Il HIS d 7.111 E .J ..- -. as .1 Wonde f I 1' eb cel J W ts ..- .44 ,.. .1 ..- .4 1 I CIOFS Ll h-s ... .- COD CHI I -4-1 ,4- ,.- .4 lll Ilfl W1 l lb ft U ma I in stat l s oug li ..- ... li part c I lI'OLl YL ODCL ITIO J.fC,1l I 118 Il eogi t on ft 41 .- ... COIIILQIS ii LSI V OHLLYIS L CS dl -- .aa 1 i prov r y d llflllf ITIITI CO prove the ,.- ,.- DD .- .4 .- ,.4 LII' l 1 ll IIC I' dll CI' l .4 .J l arad P al' D btltt .J I'IT1 ZIIIOD lIO 'U nf o Fl '-I E FU P1 'C U1 F1 c P1 2 par ront: Mr. Andrews, Jody Gregor . 111- 11 11 11, 1-- 1, 11- 11, 11 1-, -1 11 , 1 1 1 1' 1, 11 1 - 111 , 1- 1- 11 1, 1 11 , 111 , agle. Marie Myers, Janet Hicks, Della Peffer. -o : Mary Ell n Folt , Marlene Moore, Nan y And w, N ncy Stra le, Clifford Fish 'r, Dennis Marburger, Delores Hoffman, Arlene Frishkorn, Allen Zeman, M irlcy Nulph, Linda Kagle, Eileen Turner, Carla Sharrer, Eileen Goehring, Marlene Peters, Lucille Beyers, Edward Baldwin, Eileen Hartzell, Betty Lou Third Row: Nancyrl i , hn Koll , l-lli i , , l , '1 -11-, 3 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' 1, il i , HC , 1 . F111 11 1 1, 1 1 111, , 1 11,'1111 ,.1e,13 U i' he ca 1a l' i ' . 'li . ' ' i 1 i 1. 'ai '51 is1 'I 1:1 ivals. i ' l Q l ' . Ll 3 its year. Once a :rn this y ' mresen et a Cl is . ', Wh'ch Gm mm t I Y rl . X X .i S Owly . . g i i fy vv Q ' r ul successg also We :re iiel wing o revive M: Day ii 1 i i, i l ' ' ,' I Ili ' i '11 ion in a Ions' ' .I 5' L He in the bam were ane Hicks Sire Nui 11 and Me- i'.', ' :,f':1:sand '. . , .' nd Loo ner as s ud d h s yea . We added two new events o our ist h's year, name y, 1 - S r'vin to im ' ' an 'de vez to at 1- ticip ' in the A i' ' e in But , ' d pa ' Ha- et'c events-a Ways on ca YOUR BAND Majorettes Girls' Ensemble The Trio NIAJORETTES Chaxolnttn Rape qhnlex Spoullc Ethel Green Buerlx Nllllel Dolores Lllldl GIRLS ENSEWIBLE F1rst Row Joxcc Dams Doloxcb Loxdx Janet Hlcke Melmda Coop r Slurlex Nuloh Second Row Dons Vldvllllen Bernme Kosmskx Donetta Wahl Elame Berrx Marllxn Warsmg Baxbaua Vlaxbuxger Joan ette Schuxlu Vhss Hollelan d1recto1 at the P13110 TRIO 'Xhw Holluan Nlelmda Cooper Shulex hulph Janet H1CkS PAGE THIRTX EIGHT ., , , '. . ,.- ,. , - , . ,- f 1 Mixed Choir Boys' Chorus Front Rovl Second Row Thu d Row Fourth Rom Front Roxx Second Roxx Thiid Ron YVIHFIS Mxers Betta Lou 'vloore Shirlex 'VIag1ll Sliirlex lNulph Carol Fisher Nlerrie Nlarburger Sallx Parsons Janet Hicks Melinda Cooper Miss Holleran Donetta Wahl Ethel Green Brenda Kafle Doris MclVI1llen Bernice Kosinski 'Vlars Ellen Foltz Barbara Marburger Jeanette Schuxler Jack Backora Fred Nicklas Donna Scoxille Eileen Harwell Helen lvoiris Elaine Beiix Janne Hartzell Shirlex Scoville Dolores Lord1 Larrx Fehl Larrx Buchanan Eaxl 'N1cNI1llen Robert Burr 'vleredith Bon7o BOYS CHORUB gccompanist Joan lvlicklex Jerix Barnett Charles Beers James Lainmeit Paul Smith Fied Niicklas Jack ackora Miss Hollcian Albert Buehler Raxmond 'Nlarburgei Meredith Bonzo Ktnntth Cahill Burdette Turner Lariw Buchanan Lxnn 'lhompson Richard Kennedi Russel Nlmehait Noiman Barnett William Vkallei Eail 'XlcNIillen Robert Buii PAGE THIRTY NIINE ': Raymond livlarburger. Iuynn Thompson, Richard Kehhedy, Russell Illinehart. Norman Barnett, William Waller, lass Shot PAGE FORTY Tluee 'Nlusketeow The EH1c1e'1t Se-Lretameb N11 LOXXGI N Boxx Lookmg lu P1epo51t1onN Are these triangles congruent? Hin I-laec Hou O fb gb -hz IX XL X N X ' W NX , '51, I' f e X0 is S Q O X 1 Y Y f we E , A ' M ,.., EN- .f N ! 44? Q J f X' Y ff X, X f X X X X W I 2, L I X -X 0 X ,L Av' K X m x 1 I M I Q ' if X, if AA ,ff ' f ff! JL is S f Q3 THE CHEERLEADERS TOP PICTURE Pat Saul Shirley Nulph Janet Hibks Lena Noto BOTTOWI PILTURE Pat Saul Shnlex Nulph Janet Mover Janet Hinks Lena Noto The five pert cheerleaders you se at all the footoall and basketball games are Captain Lena Noto Pat Saul Shlrlex Nulph Janet Hicks Janet Moyex ind Substitute Shnley Sedoris These girls were chosen by the student body 1'1st f'1ll Plone in a different manner Theie xx ill be prelim inaries held to see if the gnls have the acrobatic aloilitv to be a cheerleadei When they have passed the DIQl1ITl1I1d11C9 they will be voted on bv teach ers or men and vxomen ot othci professions from othex tovms This N631 we have an added attiactlon, new PAGE FORTY TVN O umforms and are thev neat' They are made of roval blue corduroy with white rayon taffeta lm mg The monev to buy the uniforms vxas earned by the Lheerleaders by selling refreshments 'it the basketball games to the extra effort on the girls parts Practice is held hree times a vveek where new cheers are se lected and old ones are improved thus smoothing ill iough parts The cheerleaders xx ish to express their thanks to Mis Best for her time and patience in helping the cheerleiders with their manv problems ' e ' , V . : , V - This year the pickintg of the cheerleaders will be The fact thatlthe girls are improving is credited N I D ' T' My . , . The Varsity lub Front Row Cha1 las Thompson Lena lNoto Tom Nnklas Fred Beal Second R011 'VII Cashdollar Bluce Jolclan B1llR1te Bob Fosnaught lNUlllllll Bennett Bob Kcnnulx Jon Fxotk The Vars1ty Club of 1952 cons1sts of eleven members representmg the Football Basketball Track squads and also the Cheer Leaders You can tell the members as they hterallx l1ve IU then Vars1ty Jackets and football Jerseys We are called JBSSIGS and we have a JGSSIQ Dav every Thurs day at that tlme we wore our letter sweatels and football Jersevs We are the sponsors of the Coke machme and the dances after the football and bas ketball games Our preslclent 1S Charles Thomp son who has done a very f1ne Job Also 1n the honor department IS Mr Cashdollar our sponsol and adv1sor who has helped us xuth our f1nances and problems Our meetmgs are everv second Thursday of the month at these meetmgs ou1 t1n111t11l status IS dlscussed and ou1 new and old busmess Lena Noto ou1 onlx g1rl lS our eff1c1ent t1e ISUILI The football pl'1we1s ot the Vars1tv Club xx exe treated to a very n1ce d1nner at the home of Charles Thompson shortly after Thanksg1v1ng and p1ctu1es of the football team vt ere shown on shdes by Tom Nlcklas Pres1dent Chuck Thompson Vlce Presldent Buck Kennedy Sec1eta1x Tom N1cklas TICISUICI Lena 'Nloto PAGE FORTX THREE . v I , I y V K, . y . . . , . -. . E .,.' ' . cv. . ' ' V .1 - 1 , 1. - ,. - . my , , - Y, v I ' ,' I ' - - 1. ,, , . ' Sponsor ...........,..............,..... Mr. Cashdollar Y . I . V ....,1-.......,,....,. .. , . 1 ' 7 Q I ' A ..........,......... ' Y v v' ' ' ,' 5 ' ' ' as ' ' ..................,.,..,........... 1 The Senior Football Players X A Y Mr Adamc73k Coach J B111 Rlce Tackle Bob Kennedx Co captam and Fullback Charles Thompaon Co ca ta n a d G PAGE FORTY FOUR p 1 n uard Ruhaxd Steltel Tackle Fmed Beal Halfback 'Nh Z Z . X 1 l , X , E A . .' . 3 on Fyock Tackle: George Frishkorn. Guard A ' ' . P . 1 ,f . x x me 2' ,,,,,, NIOIFDZH Baxnctt End Bruce Jordan End Bosnecker Aasmtant Coach FOOTB LL SQUAD IN ACTIUN F1001 Ron Rlchard Pudlna Richard Kennedw Norman Barnett Jon Fxock Charles Thompson Co captaln Lx nn Thompson George Fnshkorn B111 Rue Bob Prwor Bob Kennedx Co capta n Dean Ramsex Tom West Manager Seaond Row Tom Nlcklas Mr Adamcnk Coach R1chard Skmner Row Long Eugene Pollte Sam Sm1th Richard St1efel Floxd Vvehl Bruce Jordan 'Vlerechth Bonzo Fred Beal Gerald Fox N11 Besnecker Ass1stant Coach Earl Mc 'Nhllen 'X1anage1 Thnd Ron Sxlxutev Vkashmgton Clarence Strabel Randx Bauman Bob 'Xlarburgex Stexe Llb9l'liCllCCk Kenneth Cahall Russell Nlmehart Ronald 'tlxers Tom Thompson A1be1tBueh1e1 RlCll3ld Skander Andrexs Hack Actlon Shots at the tootball game betvteen Exans Cltx and Zehenople The Blg Red of Evans Cltx under the able CO8Ch1Hg of Coach Frank J Adamczwk and Asslst ant Coach Harrv M Besnecker pulled a good sea son out of the grab bag IhlS xear The seasons xecord xx as s1x won, and three lost The sen1ors graduatlng thls xear are Robert Kennedw Co Captam a four xear backfxeld man Charles Thompson, Co Captam, a three wear guard Next are the tvxo tackles John Fyock and B111 Rice, and Guard George Frlshkorn, and Norman Barnett as end and Fred Beal halfback also graduatlng me Bruce Jordan, End and Richard Stlefel, tack les These two xx ere not starters but thc1r absence xull be felt Just the same Schedules and Scores vs Rlmersburg vs Bessemer vs Unlon OOQOOQQOO vs Zehenople vs Shenango vs Mars vs Zehenople vs Mercer E vs Bethlehem PAGE FORTY FIVE 1 ' j . ' E. .-19 ' .,...,...................................... 7 ' ' ' ' . E. .-25 .....................................,......... . 0 ' ' ' y' Z E. .-27 ' ...............,.................................. .. O .U - ' , ,' ' I E. .- O ' ............................................ 27 - ' 5 . E. .-- 6 ................................................ 7 ' ' ' ' ' ' E. .-13 ........,............................................ 0 ' , ' ' E. .- 0 ' .....,...................................... 19 S , I ' E. .-28 .................................................... 0 I ' g ' ' - . .-28 .........................,.................. 13 BASKETBALL Coach Besnecker Ronald Brueckman Rlchaxd Kennedy Norman Bamctt Charles Thompson Robert Kennedy Robert Mar THE SENIOR PLAYERS burger Robert Kennedv Guard The basketball squad of 51 52 was well co ordmated There was no 1nd1v1dual star on the team they worked together for each vlctory Af ter gettlng off to a rather slow start the team gam ed momentum and became stronger Wlth each game wlth each player havmg h1s share of the llmellght The coaches head coach Bez Besneckel and asslstant coach Frank Adamcyzk were well de servlng of the hlghly pa1d compllments they re ce1ved for comlng up vuth a conslstant Wmnex Deep thanks also go to the managers wlthout PAGE 'FORTY SIX Norman Barnett Center Charles Thompson Guard Ronald Brueckman Forvt ard vthose efforts there would have been great delay and confuslon The team th1s year won the Sectlon XIX t1t1e Red won the champlonshlp by ummng over Etna bv the score of 34 30 ln an overtlme per1od In the f1rst round playoffs Evans City was slated to play Wampum on the Beaver Falls H1gh School tloor The game was very mterestmg and exc1t1ng but the bovs Just couldnt get started and we lost bx a 73 04 score aa 34 av 4, y ' , - I ' I with Zelienople only one' game behlnd. 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Q ' f A V F' S 5 . , ' 3 I .f if ' fy Girl 9 thl ti Association ,A Front Row Beverly Vliller Nlarx Ellen Foltz Mary Lou Iman Shirley Scoville Ethel Green Betty Lou Moore Jeanette Schuyler Lena lNoto Barbara Vlarburger Betsy 'VIcElh1nnev Second Rom Carol Hunter Ann Tripp Bernice Kosinski Patty English Patty Di key Ruth Tuttle Lois Ann Walker Lisanne Spencer Allene Moore Third Rovx Dolores Lordi Doris McM1llen Jessica Young Brenda Kagle Virginia Nicklas Maxine Smith Sally Parsons Margaret Kolleck Fourth Row Janet Hltks Janet Leonberg Doris Hotlman Adella Kosinski June English Shirley Richardson Luu 'vlan Iman Bev erly Lmtz Filth Row Carol Fisher Marie Myers Charlotte Rape Linda Kagle Nancv Rahiser Marlene Moore Eileen Buigalcl Rubx Kennedy Phvllis Benn The Girls Athletic Association was formed for the purpose of giving the girls of ECHS a wider interest in sports and an opportunity for greater participation The motto of the organiza tion is a sport for every girl and every girl in a sport Each girl earns points toward a GAA award by participating in sports outside of school hours, one point for each hour of activity Awards are given for 200 400 600 and 800 points which are cumulative over the four year period of time Awards are given at the All Sports Banquet G A A members participate in play davs spon sored by various schools and colleges and in turn sponsor a play day of their own Thursday night is GAA night and the gym is reserved for the exclusive use of the girls who use any or all equipment available on that night We have a G.A.A. basketball team which plays games with local districts purely for the en- PAGE FORTY-EIGHT jovment of the group We hope to grow in scope and numbers with each succeeding year We also give thanks and words of appreciation to Miss Williams, our sponsor and director for our organization The following are the officers President Lena Noto Vice President Jessica Young Secretary Treasurer Ethel Green Leaders of Activities Volley Ball Janet Hicks Tumbling Barbara Marburger Basketball Lois Zinkham Hiking Bernice Kosinski Bowling Mary Alice Smith Winter Sports Patty English Dancing Edith Bowser Skating-Patty Dicky Miscellaneous-Kay Barkley Girl in Action Bask tball Team Dor1s McM1llen Janet L onberg B rmee Ko Head Stands 1 lSk1 E1leen B d L N t P urgar ena oo hyllls B nd B ttv Lo,1 Moor Ethel Grecn LOIS Zlnkham Elephant Roll Arenerx L sson Bask t al Shots Sm zle G1rls at a game Cwatehmg huddle on the fleldj There they re at It agam' I do hope Chuck wont repeat that story I told hmm last mght Mr Carless Jon where was th Deelaratl n Jon Fyock At the bottom I guess Mr Anderson Th1s makes the flfth tune I have punlshed you th1S week What have you to say Paul M1tche1l I am glad It s Frlday slr Mr Besnecker Now Don what dld Caesar excla1m when Brutus stabbed hlfflo Don Fr1shkorn Ouch' Mr H1FSChy Well how stupxd you are to be Whlle sure' Cant mult1plv elghty elght by twenty f1ve' Ill wager that GEORGE can do lt IH less than no t1me Ruth Tuttle I shouldnt be surpr1sed They sav that fools multxply very rapldly these days Mrs Trlpp I hope I dldnt see you lookxng at Fred s book John John McKeever I hope you dldnt elther Mr Cashdollar What IS an octopus? Betty Lou Moore Its an e1ght Slded cat Bruce Jordan was asked th1s questlon 1n phys1cs class What IS the dlfference between llghtlfllllg and electr1c1ty'7 ' Bruce answered Well, you dont have to pay for l1ghtn1ng PAGE FORTY NINE 9 , . . E 3 . - s'. 1 ' , . ' S .. - . 3, , . 0 I ' at V ' ' ' - , ' ' 9 ' , v ' ' rv 7' l . H 7 ' . 1 , e 'C M V ' ' , ' 77 of Independence srgned? . AA 7! - ' it ' I I ' ' ' s 11 , . - H ' ' ' . at - 1 - Qs ,, ' . sl - sy . I L, . , . . ,, : .I , - - ,Y . , . . KL ' D l ' - - , , . . , . . ,, : .. ' . Li Y! t . ' . -7 . . . U 7 ' , KL ' ' ' Y! . . , , . Semor Actlvltles NORMAN BARNETT EootballI II III IV Basketballl II III IV Baseball III IV Annual IV M1xed Chorusl II III Treasurer IV Bovs Chorusl II III Presldent IV Varslty Club III IV TrackI II FBLA III IV French Club III Vxce Pres1dent IV AWARDS Football IV Basketball III IV FREDERICK BEAL Annual IV Class V1ce Presldent IV Sophomore Stage Manager Senlor Play Cast Football II III IV News Reel III Val s1tv Club IV Lat1n Club III Sclence Club III AWARDS Football III IV NANCY BOND Sophomore Plav Bookholdel FBLA III IV French Club IV G1rls Chorus II EDITH BOWSER FHA Ref Chaxrman I Entertamment Chalrman II Reporter III Pr6S1 dent IV GAA I II Head of Dancmg III IV Senlor Play Cast AWARDS FHA III IV GAA II III IV RONALD BRUECKMAN Basketball I II III Baseball III IV French Club III IV FBLA IV News Reel III Sophomore Plav Stage man MARY ELLEN BURR French Club III IV FBLA III IV MELINDA COOPER Band 7 8 I II III IV G1rls Chorus II III M1xed Chorus II III IV Boys Chorus Accompamst III G1rls Tr1o III IV News Reel III D1str1ct Orchestra IV GAA I FHA I II III IV Senlor Play Cast Dramat1c Club III Debate Team III IV Latm Club III IV Sclence Club III G1rls Ensemble IV M1xed Octet IV FBLA III AWARDS Bandl II III IV RUTH CRITCHLOW French Club P1es1dent FBLA III President IV GIIIS Chorus II III M1xed Chorus IV ROBERT FOSNAUGHT Track I II III IV Vars1ty Club III IV French Club III IV Sopho more Play Cast AWARDS Track II III DON FRISHKORN Band 7 8 I II Sopho more Play Cast Sen1or Play Cast Basketball I II III Latln Club III Annual IV Class Treasurer 7 PAGE FIFTY 8 III Sclence Club III AWARDS Band I GEORGE FRISHKORN Footballl II III IV News Reel II III Varslty Club III IV Latm Club III Sophomore Play Cast Sc1ence Club III AWARDS Football III IV JONATHAN FYOCK Football II III IV News Reel III French Club III Secretary IV Camera Club III IV Vars1ty Club III IV AWARDS Football III IV PAUL GEOHRING Track I II French Club IV Sc1ence Club III EARL HARTER FFA I II III IV MARY LOU IMAN Sophomore Play Cast Grls Chorus II III GAA I II III V Sen or Play Cast FHA I News Reel III IV FBLA III IV M1xed Chorus III Lat1n Club III G1rls Ensemble IV Scxence Club III Safetv Patrol III BRUCE JORDAN Football III IV Basketball Manager I II Latm Club III Debate Team II III IV VHFSIIV Club III IV News Reel III Semor CICXK Sclence Club III IV Dramat1c Club III AWARDS Basketball Manager I II ROBERT KENNEDY Football I II III IV Basketballl II III IV Trackl II III IV Var sltv Club III Vxce Presldent IV AWARDS Footballl II III IV Basketball II III IV TrackI II BERNICE KOSINSKI Band IV G1rls Chorus II III M1xed Chorus II III IV French Club III Reporter IV FBLA III IV Dramat1c Club Ill G1rls Ensemble IV Sen1or Play Cast G A A I III IV G1rls Basketball Team I II IV G1rls Hockey Team III IV Safetv Patrol IV Mxdvxesteln Orchestra IV AWARDS GAA I II III IV Safety Patrol IV Band IV BARBARA MARBURGER Band II Latm Club III Sophomore Play Cast G1rls Chorus II III M1xed Chorus II III FBLA III IV GAA I II III IV Senlor Play Cast G1rls Basketball 'leam III IV G1rls Ensemble IV Mxxed Cholr IV G1rls Hockey Team III Camera Club III Sclence Club III FHA II Safety Patrol III I l I O . 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I , , Q U Q A I ' z , , , g - l , 1 1 Q 9 3 , , .3 9 3 I I 1 , Q - ' V C - Semor ACIIVIIIBS BEVERLY MILLER Band II III IV FHA III News Reel IV French Club III FBLA III V1cePrcs1dent IV GAA III IV G1rls Basket ball Team IV G1rls Chorus II III IV M1xed Chorus III IV AWARDS Band III IV BETSY ANNE MCELHINNY Lat1n Club III GAA III IV Dramltlc Club III FHA III FBLA III Secretary IV G1rls Basketball Team IV Gxrls Hockey Team III PAUL MITCHELL FFA V1ce Presxdent IV BETTY LOU MOORE Band III IV GAA I II XVICC Pres1dent III IV M1xed Chorus II LIbra11an III Presldent IV G1rls Chorus II III FBLA III Secretary IV French Club III Class Secretary I II IV Semor Class Play Dra matlc Club III FHA II Secretary III G1rls Basketball Team II III IV News Reel IV Awards GAA I II Band IV TOM NICKLAS Band 7 8 I II III IV News Reel Ed1tor III Annual Staff III EdItor IV Class Presldent II Class V1ce Presldent III DISIPICI Or chestra II Vars1ty Club III Secretary IV Basket ball I II III Sophomore Play Cast Sen1or Play Cast Lat1n Club III III LENA NOTO Cheerleader II Capta1n III IV FHA TreasurerI V1ce Presldent II III FBLA Secretary III IV GAA I II III Presldent IV Class Secretary III Class Treasurer IV Varslty Club Treasurer IV Radlo Club IV Dramatlc Club III G1rls Basketballl II III IV Sophomore Play Cast S n1or Play Cast G1rls Hockey Team III IV News Reel III IV Annual Buslness Edltor IV French Club III AWARDS Cheerleader II III IV GAA I III TOM PFERDEHIRT Lat1n Club III Sclencc Club III WILLIAM RICE Varslty Club III IV Foot ball I II III IV French Club III News Reel III Sc1ence Club III AWARDS Football III IV SHIRLEY SCOVILLE B nd I II III IV M1xed Chorus III IV GIFIS Chorus II III Treasur 81 IV French Club III GAA II III IV FBLA III Treasurer IV Sen1or Play Cast AWARDS Bandl II III IV GAA I II JEANETTE SCI-IUYLER Band III Presldent IV GAA I II III IV FBLA III Reporter IV Lat1n Club III M1xed Chorus II M1xed ChoIr IV G1rls Chorus II III G1rls Ensemble IV Dra mat1c Club III News Reel III IV Sen1or play Book Holder AWARDS Band IV GAA I II III IV MARY ALICE SMITH Band 8 I II III IV News Reel III French Club IV Lat1n Club Treas urcr III FBLA III IV Sophomore Play Cast Semor Play Cast AWARDS Bandl II III IV RICHARD STIEFEL Lat1n Club III Sc1ence Club III Footballl III IV AWARDS Football IV RAY SUTTON TOM SUTTON Sophomore Play Cast Sen1or Play Cast French Club IV Dramatlc Club III Ra C110 Club II III CHARLES THOMPSON Footballl II III IV Varslty Club III Presldent IV Sophomore Play Last Semor Play Cast French Club III Treasur er IV News Reel III Annual Staff IV Sc1ence Llub III Class Presldent IV ANN TRIPP Lat1n Club Secretary III Annual Staff IV News Reel III Sophomore Play Cast LIBSS Presldent III Dramat1c Club III FBLA III IV FHA I Sen1or PIay Cast GAA I II III IV Class Ireasurer II Sc1ence Club III RUTH HELEN TUTTLE G1rls Chorus II III M1xed Chorus II III IV Lat1n Club III GAA III IV Semor Play Cast Dramatic Club III AWARDS Pennsylvan1a Week Essay Flrst place H1re the Hand1capped th1rd place BETTY YOUNGBLOOD French Club III IV FBLA III IV ROBERT ZATTIERO Lat1n Club Presldent News Reel III Suerce Club III LOIS ZINKHAM Band 7 8 I Dramatlc Club Annual III IV News Reel I II II IV Class V1ce Pres1dent II FBLA III Debate Team IV GAA I II III IV Lat1n Club Reporter III Racho Club III Sophomore Play Cast Sen1or Play Cast G1rls Hockey Team III IV G1rls Basketball II III IV AWARDS Bandl GAA I II III Amerlcan Leglon Aux1l1ary 8 PAGE FIFTY ONE O O O I : , , 3 . . . 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' 1 ' I, I, ,IV. 1 1 S 2 5 y .... , . 3 1 ' , 3 , IIIQ 3 . . 1. 1 1 1 9 ' ' Z 1 1 1 . 1111 A , 1 1 1 1 Q ' - 5 . . . . g III, 9 . - - - 1 1 1 5 . 5 . t 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 I 3 . I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I '- g lg . . . , , 3 . . . . , , . 1 5 - . . . - . . .' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - ' PAGE FIFTY-TWO EVANS CITY Named for Thomas B Evans Who Purchased ThIs Area In 1832 Population TRADE ARIA INCLUDES A RADIUS or FIVE MILES Baltlmore Sc Ohlo Ranlroad Pennsylvanla Power Company Peop e Natural Gas Company Peoples Telephone Company Harmony Short LIne and Butler Translt Company Buses Munrclpally Owned Water Company Seven Churches Modern Efflcrent Schools Active Servlce Club Publnc Ixbrary Thls Spa e Pald For By Evans C1ty Chamber of Commerce PAGE FIFTY THREE Location-Route 68, 12 miles West of Butler, 50 Miles North of PlIfSl3LlI'gll 1.1-.l I 5 - - . . S 1.-. O Ulnl IHXLHI, 'Tue Cmzeus Nauonal Bink hx m C m s x 1111 C Nl' X S of 1 3 O f O C i 'a s fity, Pu wfvl 'Q .ll Class Shot Cabmet Makexs at Wolk Flght Team' Offlual Tlme Out A Pass to P O D PAGE FIFTY FIVE Experiment 765414 Home Economics ,I J D THOMAS THE DRUGGIST The REXALL Store 239 E Mam St Evans Clty Butler County News Record Zehenople P Prmters For l95Z Echo ED SPITHALER AUTOMOBILE and ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Evans Cnty P MATH EW JEWELERS Where Inu C et The Best D1 lmoml Por Your Doll lr 122 N Mam St Zehenople Pa Phone 545 R J WELLINGER IEWELER Watches Dlamonds Phone 2521 Evans Cnty Electrrc Radios Televxsnon Electncal Apphances Complete Appllance Service GENERAL ELECTRIC 300 E Mam St Evans Cnty Pa PAGE FIFTY SIX MARKEL S GARAGE fc H EV RO LFT f Zehenople P Workmgman s Store Butlers Most Complete Store For The Workmg Man We Gxve S 8: H Green Stamps 257 S Mam St Butler P Phone 7 5572 I C ' , a. , ' , ,Pa.l i 1 I Z 1 I 1 .7 sn I Nm 5 xv If 1 . n . . , . ',a. 1 S - - 1 , ,.4,-, -- ' , a. ' I 9 . , . . ,a . . , . Show IEVANS CITY MOTOR co. E. H. QUERRY'S 'Sc to Sl 00 Store The Place Where Shopping ls an Pleasure A full line of candies, notions, hardware, and household ltems avallable for your selec ron VISII Us and See For Yourself 238 Mam Street Evans C1ty Pa Next to the Cltlzens National Bank HAWKS BROS CLEANERS Quallty Cleanlng Compllments of G K SNYDER Implement Store Evans C1ty Pa Phone 3720 DODGE - PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Servuce Phone 3570 Iefferson St Evans City P KIRKPATRICK S Jewelers 125 South Maln Stre t Servlce for 60 Years Butler Pa QUALITY CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 'RREN S B U T LE R PA PAGE FIFTY SEVEN . . . . I - ' I at n u I , . I , a. - - - - Q - l l I I . . P . , . - - - - l - - - - - l I -' . . . 'H , Xf 9 ' , L - rL-,3,'l tg . . Photo Engrovrngs Western Auto Assocrote Store Furnished BY T V Applrance Auto Batterres The Northern Eng roving Outboard Motors buns Trres G Electrotype Co Canton, Ohlo Zehenople Pa SCHOEFFEL S MARKET Grocerles and M ats Phone 3350 Evans Crtx s Most Complete Food Market E D Krnsey Compllments of The Dots Shop Comphments of rs mburn s Pharmacy 2 Mun St Zellenople P1 CCLIIDUOII Speer lllsts Comphmcnts ISALY S Dalry SPCCIHIISIS Compllmcnts of Scott s Restaurant PAGE FIFTY EIGHT Km cy Funeral Home 308 West Maln Stle Evans Crtx Pennx Cornpllments of Clover Farm Store Bob Mulr West Bros Servrce Statlon Phone 3643 211 Washmgton Avenue Evans Clts P The Fashnon Popular Prlcecl Welrrng Apparel 2 S Mnn St Butler Mllo R Wrlhams Iewelers nc ll4 S Mun St Butler Pa Butlers Old st Jcxx elel Cleanmg and Pressmg Anthom A Schoeffel Gents Fulnrshlngs Evans Cltx P 9 . I A , . , L. ' -,' . . k L, - 7 X 1 ' 2 5 ' j, a. . F- 1 1 00 2' . 'H 2 ' ' Q D. D. S. Phone 300 Phone 39-560 ' 'z I 23 . 2' . ' 1 l r- I I 1 1 J I 1 U ' Q of - C ' A , 1 . - - ' ' Ct . 2' . ' 'l - - l ll? , l, ' . - 2 5 ' Q, a. DONORS Dr R C Allsopp Anders Servrce Statron Iohn Blums Sons 7el1c Ilmu Burkett Edwlrd Dambzlth Complny Iohn D Falr, D M I Fehl D D S Rlchard Hanna Herold s Dalry Bar Hrcks Servrce Hylt Funeral SCTVILL Geo Ifft and Sons The Ladles Store LaRuc Glft Shop Dr H W Nrcklas Al Mrllcman Barber Shop Reynold s Dmer Wrlham D Scott Whltcys Barber Shop H Randolph Wrlson, M D Zemans Thy Echo wlshes to think the IHVQIIISLIS tht IJIIIOIIS und Mu Dmuvhtux txom tht Notthun Enbr IVIIU., Compnnx tot hu krnd INSISIIIILL md IIYNOIIL xx ho hrs hplped mike our book 1 suutss Ind Npeuxl IIJLJILLIIUOII ou to M1 Bgnnttt txom PXGE FIFTX 'VINE h 1 Q ' ' i l I I Q v - ' , J 2 'Q 1 ' , 1 1 . . C. , . . . q . - . ' ' . ' , , . . , . N: B. L . , Z . '.x.., , 1 . :Y 2 .Sl L M ,.l, x ' X' 0-1 ' f ' 1 g ' ' -' i z ,' t ' if Butler who took our pictures and made excellent prints for us. Thanks, again! t 1 V'. PAGE SIXTY