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

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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 - , ' . ' . ' . - I in y gl , A, 1 ,N . .. l Y, Y O A Y V .Q ' 5 ' . an 'fo 670' ' - . ,MJ 1 D I 2 1 y ' kv ' ' wt , , th k' ' ' nn ' t f t ' ' 1- -1 1 1 I X N' nt gal f t ass. She a.- X Cf -,h , r . . or , - - S . ,-, J ,ef n V U. A ' ' . . . - . I 4 . ' . f 9 J ' ' 1,1 ', yi .Q ,, . ,, , Q . , . :J 'g VA . . 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

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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. H A 4 A I 'xl ' HS, ,, g . ' U ' N I - Q A ,.-wtf , . . . ' V iv . MV . H .b - t. .I is if v, , V IX I Q. 1, ! V7 ,V K I f I f .,f QA ,!- '4 ' A I I ' l ' - ' ingfs . am U' ' ' -H ' - l ir of h . -,' 'i ..l V 40 -Ld. Z... Da. 1 a , 2 3 I V 1 1 . I . 'A . tv , ' U S ht Tom 7' Ia- , . . ve ' ' , ' ' ' ' , ' 5, . . A Z . FP' - - I . . . V ' . 1 .' I '. -gl H n N ' . ' . I L H h H ' hi y -' , . . it A A .. 1 I QL- . - . '11 e 1 ' A E A gill . . 2 . 5 . - I '

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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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