Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)
- Class of 1957
Page 1 of 128
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:
“
6-fxo Q04 et CQZMX W Sx, WNQSLNYL Xomsxqwlqxmn V3QUR5'8x KN ' YH.. '- Wg ' i KXW,-N, 1 wxlwx ' Wm, fx A' XX xx 'i '-'-T W, - il md' ..i.. iiilir rw. - . l' 4, 1 IKI N Q - - -. '- NI' r if 1 it rm W-, gf 'Q X ,- M iff? ','-A' fm -A M ' P 'pl' :iii--.ifil il I N RNQHN 'MQ . ' N v K a F 'QQWQS N M y I W ,N ' pl! MN X Y W OM . W WW w Z 'Vxw nx gh 1 Nui W H 1 X I I Fbtflgx iq I I W X v ' w my n w U X f M Jw W!! i + K W WN Q 4-'I-T '- , .4 -' SWL In ,inf-L-.f - V, ---V --. -,H f ' ' ' I - Z .13 v - g ' -xx A ,,n , ' fig, Qfi.- ' ' A D Y ' Ill -lf7lf4f?-T-Tnl?-5-TTT 3 A ' . N Q- ' N ,I' .- -3- -iii :m-Q,-f 3-L' ' V V T' ' X X 'XS Ill! ,fl-ji? fl-5 7442.4 f ' p 'I' Y ll!! Y H V' - 1- ' '-M' ' I 'Q 0, 9? Fw I ,,.V. Z I , sz Z if Zigi 4 , - v rw- Le? X 7 N W 'i5ig2fiQi 0 P IQ A1257-- +345 Q4 0 i:'jiA L2 1115- 5-- ' Qrilrf- -7 ?,:,' , l '- 4- ff -,-i if..-lg K -1 N' '1 Z 1' -V-L. - W R-L: f ' .:-- 2 -:.. --2:3 -1 W fjgiiq f I ' 1 -b P V-' -h .. 'X 'Nl vlillll' f- , 1' N Q-Eu 'I - -.Z 'J ' ' 4 f--' M- , i H ..,,f- 'Ill .- ,Ti Q Y - -Y V 'Ill ' 1' fi 7 . M -X .x - - if. - - M ' li famed Sauflwuz ' dbna Everett High, so true, How we all love you! And We're proud to say, You belong to us alWay.' Everett High, We call Greatest school of all, Victory or defeat, We'll all repeat Our praise tor Alma Mater Everett High. 1 jnlmwnnd The Class of 1957 presents this twenty-first volume of the Warrior with great pride. We consider this as the final gesture of our class to perpetuate itself in the memories of future years. In passing from one phase of our school activities into an- other, you will become acquainted with Dennis the Menacef, who comes to visit us in this book. As you follow this funny little character through its pages, you will meet our friends: the facul- ty members, who provided a basis for our scholastic advance- mentg the underclassmen, who shared our happy timesg and those who provided enjoyment for our leisure hours. We hope that as you read this in the future you will re- member us with kindness. Dennis the Menace used by courtesy of Hank Ketchum and copyright 1957 by The Hull Syndicate Inc. 5. yn THELMA E. Monsn We, the Class ot 1957, dedicate this volume ot the Warrior to Thelma E. Morse. Miss Morse has been senior class advisor and senior English instructor since 1948. ln appreciation ot her unseltish ettorts and untiring long hours ot labor in preparing the seniors tor gradu- ation, her valuable guidance to the Warrior and Parrot statls, and her active part in the various school activities-We dedicate this book. 3 J 1175 YQ WE LC OMB Jwrulfy 1 D. RAYMOND MACK Principal Everett Southern High School Through the past four years Mr. Mack has been both friend and counselor to the Class of 1957. His memory will always be held in the highest esteem. MILLER C. Hoon Supervising Principal Everett Southern Ioint Schools The Class ol 1957 wishes to ex- press its gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Hood for his splendid leader- ship and unlailing guidance. Six 311611101 NSN. Xa HOME ECONOMICS Evelyn Ritchey Elizabeth Croisscrnt Iczmes C. Atty. Guidance Counselorg Daniel Shaffer, Driver Education Instructorg William Paisley, Art Super visorg Carol Mountain, Librarian. Seven Jfwdfy MATHEMATICS George Donnelly, Iosephine Davis, Iessie Miller Diehl, Lawrence Gallaher INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Paul W. Clark, Michael Yacko, Ralph Orndoff, Philip Senft Eight Jfwllfll SCIENCE Iohn Brodish, Ray Fisher, Arthur Smith, Elvin Himes HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Eunice Clcxrk, Beverly Shucikoski, Thomas Leonard, Dominic Alfieri Nine Jawlfq MUSIC Mary Ellen Criste, Fred Snyder, Merlin Eppley SOCIAL STUDIES Paul Fisher, Margaret Woy, Ralph Mclntyre, I-Iildeberte Criste, Peter Kaplan, Claude Larimer Dwane Gochnour Ten 310459 BUSINESS EDUCATION Charles Kennedy Nancy Weast ENGLISH Thelma Morse, Michael Ciavarella, Mary Barndollar, T. G. Will, Frances Cullen, Wynnedith Ritchey Eleven SCHOOL NURSE Eliza S, Howard, R. N. OFFICE STAFF Maxine Wakeioose, Roxcmna Mills, Evelyn Cornell Twelve NEW TEACHERS REPORT Richard W. Ranshaw, Industrial Artsg Ronald E. Dilling, Vocal Music EVERETT SOUTHERN IOINT BUILDING AUTHORITY Talbert Smith, Mann Townshipg Ivan Howsare, Southampton Townshipg Gilbert Nycum, Monroe Townshipg Stanley G. Stroup, Solicitorg Iohn W. Hadesty, Everett Roroughg Elmer Foor, Ir., East Providence Townshipg Oscar A. Poor, West Providence Township. , Thirteen fume!! ,So Sclwnl Bound FRONT ROW-Frank Calhoun, Chester Wilt, Evelyn S. Cornell, Gerald Clark, Paul C. England, Lee Rishel SECOND ROW-Arthur Woy, Paul Wilt, C. Galen Detwiler, Edgar Steckman, Bobby Morral, Nelson Lundquest, I. Paul Stein, Iesse Fluke THIRD ROW-Iames Ray, Ira Imes, Chalmer Barkman, Iunior Zinn, Harry Swartzwelder, Marvin Roberts, Cecil Potts FOURTH ROW-Chester Borror, Ervin Ketterman, Anthony McElfish, Howard Elbin, G. William Mountain, Frederick Stabnau, Attorney Stanley Stroup MEMBERS ABSENT-R. Ned Hoover, Richard Myers, Elizabeth McEllish, Iacob Mills OFFICERS President ...,. ..... C . GALEN DETWILER Vice President ..... ...... A RTHUR E. WOY Secretary .... ..,. E VELYN S. CORNELL Treasurer ..... PAUL WILT Fourteen ! ' 11 . 11 11211: 1 WWW 111.-1-11 1111111111 11 WMM MMF 1111, 11 1 111111 111111 111 1 1. 1 111 1 111 1 11 1 1 1'111 1 Q11 11 1 1'111'k1'1 11'111 11111111 1 1 11'1'.' 11 1 111111111111 11 1 111 11 11 '15 I 1' 1 111 11111 111 '1 111111111 1,-111'1111'1' 11 11 1 111,11 11111 11 111'.,1111 11111'111' 1 1 '11 111111111111 111 N jj 111 L81 1 1 1 111 1 11W? 11 111 111711111312 1111 1 11.1 111111 1 1,1 I 11111111 1 111 1 mmm WM1 11111 1111 11X 11111 11m 1 1 11,1 .11 31 1111111111 11 1 111 ff 'V 111111 111 1111 1 1 1 1W'11 1 111' 111 WJ! V 17111' X 11111 11111 1M W1V H1' 1 1 1111.1.11 S N H' ' 3241 11 1 11,11 11 1 1 1 M mx X 1 + E X ANY 1 1 L 11X Xf 'll Klan KENNETH PEPPLE Ullicwm IOYCE SHAFFER .v,, , ,. LADONA FETTERS HARRY CLARK .A...... CLA ss MOTTO-With the ropes of the past We will ring the bells of the future. CLASS CoLons-Scarlet and White. CLA ss FLOWER--Pink Carnation. Sixteen Vice President Treasurer Secretary President CARRIE RUTH ELLEN ADAMS Ruthie Iune 19 Guitarist . . . blushes eas- ily . . . future homemaker . . . easy-going F. H. A.-9, 10, 11, 125 Camera Club-12 MERLE OTHO BENNETT Merle December 8 Head under the hood . . . frequently seen but seldom heard . . . a nimrod . . . outdoor sportsman F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 'fr Klan M. DELORIS BARKMAN Deloris September 20 Gigglebox . . . friendly disposition . . . glowing complexion . . . frank, earn- est, and lack F. H. A.-9, 10, 11, 12: Camera Club-125 Chorus -9 PATRICIA LOUISE BARKMAN Patty September 12 Pacitistic . . . high step- ping head majorette . . . conscientious . . . green- eyed beauty Tri-Hi-Y-95 Twirling Club -9, 10, 115 Band-10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club-10, 115 Class Officer-10, 11: Sci- ence Club-125 Modern Dance Group--125 Warrior Staff-125 Parrot Staff-12 CARL BARLEY Carl December 25 Artistic-minded . . . trum- peteer . . . lean and lanky . . . sensible Band-9, 10, 11, 12: Sci- ence Club-115 Audio Visual Club-ll, 125 Artsts Unlim- ited-12 IANET LOUISE BOORE lan August ll Serene . . . pleasant to know . . . queen tor a night . . . virtue is rewarding Chorus-9, 115 Tri-Hi-Y- 10, 11, 125 Library Club-12 LLOYD W. BOTTOMLEY Cecil December 22 lester . . . short and mighty . . . football mana- ger . . . likable. Varsity Club-10, 11, 12 Seventeen IOYCE BRANTNER Woody March 14 Cute as Christmas . . . fashion-minded . . . viva- cious . . . studious Student Council-9, 10, 115 Dramatics Club-10, 115 Class Officer-105 Twirling Club--10, 115 Class Play- ll, 125 Band-11, 125 Par- rot Staff-125 Warrior Staff -125 F. T. A.-12 fzflau VONDER C. BRIDGES VICTOR BURKET DOROTHY BUSSARD RUTH BUSSARD Iingle5 April 13 Vick April 11 Dot October 12 Ruth February 19 Accordionigf 5 , , const-jen. lndeterminable . . . future Reticent . . .blue and sen- Freclrlecl carrot top . . . tioug , , , Cgmmufef ffom mechanic. . . interests other timental . . . church worker incessant giggler . . . lull Flintstones , , , loqugcjous than school . . . collector ot . . . raven haired ot tireworlcs . . , an avid guns. F. H. A.-9 reader Audio Visual Club-11, Tri-Hi-Y-95 F. H. A.-10 CLAIR CALHOUN Clair December 7 lndividualist . . . ridge- runner . . . southern accent . . . wiry Audio Visual Club-11, 125 Science Club-12 125 Science Club-12 DEAN E. CALHOUN Dangerous Dean Ianuary 12 No holds barred . . . moody . . . mischievous eyes . . . neat dresser Football - 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling - 11, 125 Varsity Club-11, 125 Minstrel-11, 125 Parrot Staff-12 PATRICIA ANN CALHOUN Patty October 22 Sweet and gentle . . . baby doll . . . allergic to boys . . . modest Tri-Hi-Y - 9, 10, 11, 125 Band-9, 10, 11, 125 Class Play-115 Librarian-11, 125 Library Club-125 Parrot Stalt-12 Eighteen GLENDA MARIE CHAMBERLAIN Speedy Iune ll A helping hand . . . gar- rulous . . . got any gum? . . . an infectious giggle Tri-Hi-Y-9, 105 Chorus- 10, 115 F. B. L. A.-125 Li- brary Club-125 Parrot Statt -12 'fr Klan BARBARA CLARK HARRY BENIAMIN HERBERT LEE CLARK SIMON WILLIAM Barb September 30 CLARK Herbie May 24 CLARK Outspoken . . . flirtatious two-tone hair . . . tempera- mental F. H. A.-95 Tri-Hi-Y-105 Chorus-9 Harrance Iuly 3 Right up front . . . every- body's friend . . . dream stuff . . . presidential caliber Class officer-9, 125 Hi-Y -9, 10, ll, 125 Football- l0, ll, 125 Wrestling-ll, 125 Parrot Staff-125 Varsity Minstrel - ll, 125 Varsity Club-11, 12 Sports'-minded . . . shoul- ders lilre Atlas . . . good-na tured . . . a mind of his own. Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Foot ball-11, 125 Varsity Club- 11, 125 Wrestling-125 War- rior Staff-l25 Varsity Min strel-11, 12 Sam Ianuary I6 Bashful . . . our friend . . . future farmer . . . our boy flat-top F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12: Wrestling-ll, 125 Varsity Club - 125 Baseball-9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball-95 Var- sity Minstrel Show-12 RUTH ELAINE CLINGERMAN Ruth February l Tall blonde . . . tolerant . . . individualistic . . . op- posed to school Chorus-10, 11, 125 F. B. L. A.-12 HELEN V. CLOUSE Helen November 8 I-lmiable . . . argumenta- tive . . . industrious . . . con- vincing Chorus-115 Camera Club -115 Student Council-125 F. B. L. A.-12 IACK COLLEDGE Spike August ll Mighty warrior . . . agri- culturist . . . strong and stur- dy...Iamabigboy now F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Football-ll, 125 Varsity Club-11, 125 Var- sity Minstrel-11, 12 Nineteen GEORGE ALLEN CONNER George April 9 Future patrolman . . . a nimrod . . . the friendly per- suader . . . always willing to help Audio Visual Club-11, 125 Science Club-12 IERRY CONNER Ier September 24 Flaxen haired . . . im- petuous youth . . . down at Casey's . . . semper tidelis Basketball Manager-10, ll, 125 Baseball Manager- ll, 125 Football Manager- 125 Varsity Club-10, ll, 125 Varsity Minstrel Show-10, ll, 125 Glee Club-11 A BETTY IO CORDELL Io Iune 16 lntelligentsia speed demon . . . curvacious . . . for future years in science Tri-Hi-Y-95 Band-9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club-105 F. T. A.-ll, 125 Audio-Vis- ual Club-ll, 125 Warrior Staff-125 County Band-125 Class Play-12 Klan GERALDINE L. CUPP Genie April 27 Aloot but nice to know . . . self-confident . . . pretty red hair . . . make up my mind IOHN H. DEREMER Iohn August 8 Sleepy-timer . . . a larm boy . . . absorbed interest ...slowbut... F. F. A.-9, 10, ll, 12 CHARLOTTE ARABELLA DODSON Char October 6 The quiet one . . . blue- eyed blonde . . . slender silhouette . . . to look up to Band-10, 11, 125 County Band-125 District Band-125 Usher-125 Warrior Staff-12 IUDY EDWARDS Iude December 14 Boyish bob . . . artist-at- work . . . personality plus . . . eartul ot fun Student Council-95 Tri- Hi-Y - 95 Chorus - 9, 105 Band - 10, 11, 125 Drama- tics Club-105 Audio-Visual Club - 11, 125 F. T. A.- ll5 Artists Unlimited-125 Class Play-125 Warrior Staff-12 Twenty NANCY IANE ESHELMAN lake November 27 Office gossiper . . . nim- ble toes . . . movie goer . . . Arthur Murray's partner Band-9, 10, 11, 125 F. T. A.-125 Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus - 105 Warrior Staff-12 R. ARLYN FEIGHT Crash April 29 lneligible . . . long and limber . . . drummer boy . . . tender bender Band-8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Hi- Y--9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club-ll, 125 Parrot Stati- 12 LADONA RUTH FETTERS Teenie March 16 Stage success . . . 'never mind yesterday5 lite is to- day . . . spring-like glory . . . always kept busy Tri-Hi-Y - 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus - 9, 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader - 10, 11, 125 Student Council-125 War- rior Staff-125 Class Offi- cer-125 Class Play-11, 12 Sis- 'lt Klan RUTH MARIE BARBARA KAY FLUKE GARY FOOR FETTERS Barb Iuly 23 Gary December 28 Ruth Ianuary 19 Conservative . . . inquisi- Flying Dodge . . . living Domestic soul . . . the tive . . . the proper ap- too last . . . Breezewood quiet one . . . a smile tor proach . . . so sott and bound. . . one ot the gang everyone . . . from the farm smooth F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-11, 125 Chorus- Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling-11 11, 12 Chorus-10, 11, 12 PAUL E. FOOR Smoky Iuly 26 Frequently heard . . . al- ways carrying on . . . ex- trovert . . . corpulent Audio-Visual Club-11, 12 ROBERT DONALD FOOR Bob Ianuary 4 Big le-tterman . . . silent type . . . allergic to girls . . . articulate ballplayer Varsity Club-10, 11, 125 Varsity Minstrel-10, 11, 125 Baseball-10, 11, 125 Basket- ball-10, 11, 125 Class Ofti- cer-IU5 Football-11, 12 ROGER GENE FOOR Roger November 14 Good tor a laugh . . . modern Casanova . . . king- size . . . responsible citizen Basketball-95 Band 9, 105 Wrestlng-10, 11, 125 Vcrr- sity Club-1U, 11, 125 Min- strel Show-10, 11, 125 Foot- ball--11, 125 Class Play- 115 Warrior Staff-12 Twenty One MARY SUZANNE GIBSON Suzie February 15 Talented musician . . . al- ways-on-the-go . . . deter- mined . . . star pupil Chorus-9, 125 Chorus Ac- companist-11, 125 Band- 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club -10, 115 Science Club-125 Parrot Statt - 125 Warrior Staff-125 Class Play-11, 125 District Band-10, 11, 125 County Band-125 County Chorus-125 State Band-10 CONSTANCE M. GOCHNOUR Connie December 15 Immaculate . . . easy on the eyes . . . sincerely yours . . . paint me a picture Band-7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, ll, Twirling Club-115 Artists Unlimited -125 Warrior Staff--12 'll Claim HARRY L. GRUBB, IR. Iunior Iune 8 Hi-test lor less . . . the brave one . . . nervous . . . never much to say Audio-Visual Club - 11, 125 Football-9 BRADY HARCLERODE, IR. Chip November 10 Campus bound . . . what a riot! . . . accommodating . . . procrastinator Student Council-95 Hi-Y -9, 10, 11, 125 F. T. A.-10, 11, 125 Class Play-11, 125 Quartette-115 Class Olticer -115 National Honor So- ciety-ll, 125 County Chor- us-125 Parrot Stait-125 Sextet-125 Warrior Staff- 125 District Chorus-10, 125 Chorus-10, 11, 125 State Chorus-12 LESTER HENRY Les May I6 Taxidermist . . . long, tall Sam . . . outdoorsman . . . indisposable F. F. A.-9, 10, 125 Stu- dent Council-11 SANDRA KAY HITE Sandy November 19 Avid reader . . . long brown tresses . . . intellec- tual . . . future secretary F. B. L. A.-125 Chorus- 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club- 10, 115 Library Club-125 Warrior Staff-12 NANCY LOUISE HIXSON Nance Iunc I9 Loquacious . . . in our Nash . . . so why worry? . . . looking forward Chorus 95 Dramatics Club -9, 105 Audio-Visual Club -11, 12g F. T. A.-11, 12 CAROL LOUISE HOOVER Carol November 6 Admirer ot the stronger sex . . . chatterbox . . . all good things come in small packages . . . vim, vigor and vitality Band-7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 115 Drama- tics Club-115 Twirling Club -115 Class Play-115 Li- brarian-115 Warrior Staii -12 Twenty Two ROBERT A. IOHNSON Bob August 22 Crew cut and baby blue eyes . . . neat dresser . . . small but mighty . . . lover ot Fords and females Football-9, 105 Hi-Y-10, ll, 125 Science Club-11, 125 Warrior Staff-12 RONALD IOHNSON Ronnie February 15 Curly hair . . . individual- ity . . . likes opposite sex . . . clothes-conscious F F A 9 10 11 12 Audio-llisual Club-12' I 'zz Klan MARY HELEN KOONTZ Helen December l Quiet, easy-going . . . tu- ture beautician . . . small in stature . . . no cares, no worries F. H. A.-95 Chorus-95 Senior Dramatics-ll, 12 IACK W. LAWHEAD lack Iuly 31 Who's the girl? , . . non- chalant . . . unworried and unllurried . . . in stalwart majesty Football-9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling-10, 11, 125 Var- sity Club-10, 11, 125 l'li-Y- 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club Min- strel-10, ll, 125 Warrior Staff-125 Class Play-12 .... ROBERT MALLOW Bob February 6 Adapfable . . . gets a lift out of life . . . pleasant to be around . . . for women only F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 GRACE ALBERTA BARBARA ANN MEANS CAROL MARSHALL Gracie November 18 Baths April 30 A diamond is forever Never a dull moment . . . . . . serene blue eyes , . . future beauticfan . . . tem- ever so friendly . . . in com- peramental . . . talkative fortable security Chorus-7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus-7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-10, 11, 12 F. H. A. - 95 Tri-Hi-Y - 10, 11, 12 SHELBY IEAN MEARKLE Ieannie August 18 Bewildered beauty . . . cameo complexion . . . flirta- tious . . . competent Band - 11, 125 Student Council-10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Class Officer- 95 National Honor Society- Staff-125 11,125 Warrior Twirling Club-115 Librarian -115 Class Play-12 Twenty Three 1553131 5 LARRY MEARKLE Pickle Handsome, happy, cmd carefree . . . shuffles along . . . a goal in life , . . Milk- man, keep those bottles quiet Patrol Boy-95 Audio-Vis- ual Club-11, 125 Science Club-12 ANNA MEDLIN Ann August I Quite nice . . . conversa- tional ability . . . has her fellow . . . good housewife some day F. H. A.-125 Tri-I-Ii-Y- 11, 125 Chorus 11, 12 'fa Klaus RONALD A. MEGAHAN Chicken December 3 Mighty mouse . . . the art of influencing others , . . cr champion wrestler . . . joy- ous and likable. Basketball-9, 105 Wrest- ling-ll, 125 Varsity Club- I1, 125 Varsity Minstrel Show-ll, 12 VERNON MELLOTT Vern May 6 Powder-blue Chevy . . . lives on a farm . . , indiffer- ent . . . nothing much to say F. F. A.-9, IO, 11, 12 CHARLES E. MILLS Chuck February 13 Uprightness . . . a man you can depend on . . agreeable . . . light-hearted F. F. A.-9, 10, II, 12 CAIN M. MORRAL Cain October 5 Bad case of sideburns . . . the help of friends . . . irresolufe . . . talks, raves, and talks some more LESTER ALLEN MORRIS Les Ianuary 2 lndifferent to school . . . young and foolish . . . class- room clown . . . smoking is a pleasure Football - 9, 115 Varsity Minstrel Show - 95 Varsity Club-95 Audio-Visual Club -11, 125 Warrior Staff- l25 Science Club-12 IAY IVIOSHOLDER lVIosketcher August ll Fun-loving . . . don'f laugh, it might be serious . . . knows all, sees all, tells all . . . inclined to mischief Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12: Class Play-11 Twenty Four RONALD E. MYLES Ronnie A plan of action . . . in strange surroundings .. looks friendly and is . . nature's short change Spot-tsmr.m's Club-10, 11 AUDREY MAY PECK And Ianuary 17 Bashful . . . good sport . . . quite nice . . . kinda' quiet Dramatics Club - 115 Li- brary Club-12 'fa Clams WILLIAM HAYDEN PENN Bill Iune 24 A soda jerk . . . eager to get ahead . . . future engi- neer . . . the thinker Wrestling-9, 105 Class Officer-9, 105 Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12: Band-9, 10, 11, 12: Student Council - 10, 115 Science Club-11, 125 Class Play-ll, 125 Warrior Staff -12 KENNETH R. PEPPLE Kennie September 12 A man of distinction , . . feet on the ground . . . the role I liked best . . . dap- per as a daisy Baseball-95 Varsity Club -10, 11, 125 Class Play- 11, 125 Class Officer-125 Audio-Visual Club - 125 Warrior Staff-125 Minstrel Show-10, 11, 12 PAUL PLOVISH Acc February 5 What makes a winner . . . always chewing gum . . . slow but sure . . . coal black eyes and hair Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Football-9, 10, 11, 125 Var- sity Club-10, ll, 125 Min- strel Show-10, ll, 125 Base- ball-11, 125 Student Coun- cil-125 Parrot Staff-12 BONNIE K. POTTS Bonnie March 16 Orange blossoms before Christmas . . . name changed to Chamberlain . . . demure . . . a home of her own F. H. A.-10: F. B. L. A.- 11, 125 Librarian-125 Li- brary Club-12 EUGENE E. PRICE RUTH REYAN Gene Iuly 6 Ruthie February 20 Nothing in life is friend- Looking forward . . . likes lier . . . hot lips and seven to sing . . . ambiguous . . . kisses . . . carefree . . . un- inveterate gum chewer assuming Twirling Club-95 F. B. L. F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 A.-11, 12 Twenty Five RUTH DARLENE RICE Darlene September 3 Steady worker . . . honor student . . . diamonds are a girl's best friend . . . seamstress F. H. A.-9, 10, 11, 12: Band-9, 10, 115 Camera Club - 115 Tri-Hi-Y - 125 Chorus-12 ELSIE MAE RITCHEY Elsie March 23 Learning by doing . . . pessimist leads our cheers . . . amiable temper- ament Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10: Chorus- 95 Twirling Club-95 F. B. L. A.-11, 125 Cheerleaders -12 'fa Klum ELEANOR MAE ROLAND Eleanor August 7 Iournalist. . .situation well in hand . . . the die is cast . . . all work eternally significant Tri-Hi-Y-10, 11, 12: F. T. A.-125 Student Council- 12: Warrior Staff-125 Par- rot Staff-12 THELMA DELORIS RUBY Thelma December 21 Perseverance . . . country lite agrees . . . a tiny dam- sel . . . fresh and whole- some Tri-Hi-Y-10, 11, 12: Li- brary Club-125 Librarians -12 IOYCE SHAFFER Ioyce Iuly 21 Busy, buzzy, and bright . . . eye-catcher . . . natural curly hair . . . girl with a future Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council-9, 10, 11, 125 Band-9, 1U, 11, 125 Par- rot Staff-l15 Warrior Staff -12: Class Play-115 Class Officer-12: F. T. A.-125 Twirling Club-11: County Band-12 LINDA LOU SHAUF Linda March 14 Homemaker . . . an im- portant engagement . . . si- lence is golden . . . favorite study-extra-curricular F. H. A.-9, 1U, 12: Chor- us 9, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-125 Camera Club-11 BERNICE PLEASANT SHAW Bernice October 17 Dependable disposition . . . snappy brown eyes . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . time out tor lun F. B. L. A.-11, 12: Li- brary Club 125 Librarian -12 .Vg gr DONALD SHOWALTER Don March 12 A major challenge . . . impulsive and unpredictable . . . persistent . . . mischief maker Science Club-11, 125 Au- dio-Visual Club-11, 125 Warrior Staff-12 Twenty Six NANCY L. SHOWALTER Nancy Iune 29 ' Devotedly yours . . . en- thusiastic . . . tactful . . . cheerful Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12: Cheerleaders-12: Warrior Stat!-12 IOANNE SMITH Blondie May 30 Genuine . . . trustworthy . . . courteous . . . future secretary Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Li- brary Club-12, Librarian -12 '11 Klan VELMA ALBERTA SMITH Smitty August 4 Principles ot memory . . . ambivert . . . tranlrness . . . jolly Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 121 Li- brary Club-12 MARY VIRGINIA SMITH Ginnie August 15 Sweet and spicy . . . says what she thinks . . . women are lilae that . . . nice to know Tri-Hi-Y--9, 10, Twirling Club-9: F. B. L. A.-11, 12: Library Club--125 Librarian -125 Usher-12 LEOTA GRACE SNYDER Leota Ianuary 5 Commercial enthusiast punctual . . . helpful . . . with good advice F. B. L. A.-11, 125 Librar- ian-12g Usher-125 Library Club-12 LYNDA LOUISE STABNAU Lynda Iune 25 Statuesque Amazon . . . caper cutter , . . faithful and true . . . full ot life Tri-Hi-Y-11, 12: F. H. A. -9, 10, 11, 12, Twirling Club-9, Parrot Staff-115 Usher-12 CHARLES SWARTZWELDER Charles May 8 Open-minded . . . chummy . . . agricultural future . . . homeroom iester P. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 HARRY SWARTZWELDER Harry October 17 Working late . . . strictly American look . . . sleepy- eyed . . . hometown hero F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 Football-9, 10, 11, 12, Var- sity Club-l0, 11, 125 Var- sity Minstrel Show-10, 11, 12 Twenty Seven WILLIAM G. SWARTZWELDER Bill Ianuary 14 Enjoyable company . . . good-natured . . . blushes to a deep crimson . . . rugged and dependable Football-9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club-10, 11, 12, F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Minstrel Show-10, 11, 12 IACK TATE Texas lack Iune 28 At ease, men . . . the si- lent type . . . on the job . . . friendly brown eyes ..,.Patro1-9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club - 115 Audio-Visual Club-11, 12 '11 Klum GLADYS TREECE Gladys October 23 When do we eat? . . . pert blonde . . . reliable and trustworthy . . . what it takes to be cr secretary Dramatics-9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y-95 Student Coun- cil-95 Audio-Visual Club- 115 F. B. L. A.-125 Warrior Staff-125 Usher-12 KERMIT WEIST Kerm October 25 Bashful beau . . . prize Heretords . . . easy-going . . . outdoorsman F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 IUDITH NANCY WELLMAN Indy May 7 Happy-go-lucky . . . cute as a button . . . hot clarinet- ist . . . baton balancer Band-9, 10, 11, 125 Chor- us-10, 125 Class Play-115 Warrior Staff-125 Twirling Club-115 F. T. A.-125 Dra- matics Club-9, 10, 11 MARY IANE WARD Shorty August 9 Short and sweet . . . book- keeping enthusiast . . . fu- ture housewife . . . gra- ciousness Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus-9, 10, 11, 125 Usher -12 MELVIN LLOYD WARD Melvin Iune 20 A private's view of the Army . . . man of few words . . . skyscraper . . . outdoor type F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 BETTY MARIE WHISEL Weasel Ianuary 3 That old gang of mine . . . always proper. . . sandy hair . . . always on the go Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12: Chorus-9, 10, 11, 125 Usher -125 Warrior Staff-12 Twenty Eight RALPH WILKINS Ralph May 13 Mechanic - minded . . . more friends than foes . . . il in life you keep the zest . . . every inch an idiot F. F. A.-10, 115 Audio- Visual Club-12 DWIGHT WIN CK Squire April 14 Seen but not heard . . gas jockey . . . future truck- er , . . vacillating F. F. A.-9, 10, 11, 12 'lt Klan NANCY LOUISE WINCK . Nancy October 5 Long dark tressets . . . quiet dignity . . , flair lor clothes . . . elegance in ac- tion Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12: Chorus-11, 125 Cheerleader -125 Warrior Stcxii-12 HAROLD YOUNG Howd April 16 Breezewood cowboy . . . some cars don't get cr square deal . , . tall-in-the- saddle . . . just one of the boys Audio-Visual Club-11, 12 ARCHIMEDE ZIVIELLO Archie September I6 Tall and dark . . . the old master painter . . . flying Mercury . . . argumentative Boys' Glee Club -115 Warrior Staff-12 IN MEMORIAM DAVID GALEN BROWN June 14, 1938-July 11, 1956 DORIS ANN DAVIS March 14, 1939-December 21, 1953 Although these beloved classmates are no longer with us, their memory still lives in our hearts Twenty Nine .fm wax and J gm nf 7957 RUTH ADAMS wills the Guitar Boogie Rag to Bonnie Stiffler. PATRICIA BARKMAN wills her position as head majorette to Gail Turgeon. CARL BARLEY wills his trumpet to anyone with drive enough to practice the necessary length of time each day. DELORIS BARKMAN wills her infectious giggle to Shirley Perrin. MERLE BENNETT wills his dislike for girls that smoke to all boys. IANET BOORE wills her crowns to some lucky junior. LLOYD BOTTOMLEY wills his wrestling ability to lim Iackson. IOYCE BRANTNER Wills the A-bomb to anyone who flirts with Harry. VONDER BRIDGES wills his consistent chattering to Wilda Von Stein. VICTOR BURKET wills his guns to anyone who can hit a bull's-eyes 20 times in a row. DOROTHY BUSSARD wills her raven hair to Miss Weast. RUTH BUSSARD wills her 347 freckles and two moles to Susie Lehman. CLAIR CALHOUN wills his grin and share it to Donnie Riley. DEAN CALHOUN wills his impish grin to Clinton Clark. PATRICIA CALHOUN wills her friendship to nobody in particular and every- one in general. GLENDA CHAMBERLAIN wills Barbara Felton her position as typist of the Parrot. BARBARA CLARK wills streak of lightning to Darlene Smith. HARRY CLARK wills his idle genius to Karl Steinberger. HERBERT CLARK Wills his gentlemanly manners to Tom Smyers. SIMON CLARK Wills his teasing ways to Earl Myles. RUTH CLINGERMAN wills her boyish bob to Iudy Thompson. HELEN CLOUSE wills her job at the Coffee Shop to anyone who doesn't mind losing sleep. IACK COLLEDGE wills his dairy herd to anyone with the energy to care for it. GEORGE CONNER wills his friendly ways to Bill Wakefield. IERRY CONNER wills the wrestling togs that he takes to basketball games to Iames Evans. BETTY IO CORDELL wills her pantry full of foods flocker 726l to her cousin Larry Sipes. GERALDINE CUPP wills her red hair to Rosemary McMullen. IOHN DEREMER wills his hours of slumber to William Reyan. CHARLOTTE DODSON wills her height to her brother Roy. IUDY EDWARDS wills her job as co-pilot of Io's Ford to her sister Danny. NANCY ESHELMAN fills her dancing shoes to Gail Turgeon. ARLYN FEIGHT wills his parking place at the sandbank to Larry Poor. Thirty .fantlclrllandj LADONA FETTERS wills her position as head of the cheerleaders to Ioann McDaniel. RUTH FETTERS wills her blonde hair to Grace Brown. BARBARA FLUKE wills her love of basketball games to her sisters, Iudy and Patty. PAUL FOOR wills his brashness to Paul Snyder. GARY FOOR wills Mr. Larimer golden silence for next year's P. O. D. class. ROBERT FOOR wills his pretty legs to Eugene Boore. ROGER POOR Wills his position on the Wrestling team to Iames Burke. SUZANNE GIBSON wills her job as pianist ot Chorus to Charlotte Fluke. CONSTANCE GOCHNOUR Wills her free and easy Ways to Mary Iane Sands. HARRY GRUBB Wills his nickname Grubby to anyone Worthy of such an important title. BRADY HARCLERODE wills his trip to State Chorus to Alan K. Poor. LESTER HENRY Wills his ambition to be a taxidermist to some patient person. NANCY HIXSON Wills Mr. Kennedy peace and quiet after she's gone. SANDRA HITE Wills her ten million brownie points to her sister Betty. CAROL HOOVER wills her flirtatiousness to Connie Wilt. ROBERT IOHNSON Wills his eye for fashion to the Detwiler girls. RONALD IOHNSON Wills his blond curly hair to Deloris Lobb. MARY KOONTZ Wills her glasses to Robert Ash. IACK LAWHEAD wills his tackle position on the football team to the best blocker on the team-Eugene Boore. ROBERT MALLOW wills his abundance of friends to any lonely under- classman. BARBARA MARSHALL wills her love for rock and roll to Ruie Ann Rice. GRACE MEANS wills her diamond to no one. IEANNIE MEARKLE Wills her majorette boots to Barbara Grubb. LARRY MEARKLE wills his bouncing Walk to Connie Leach. ANNA MEDLIN Wills her big bloodshot eyes to anyone who studies late. RONALD MEGAHAN wills his 95 pound District Champion medal to Gary Schetrompf. VERNON MELLOTT wills his quietness to Iim Deremer. CHARLES MILLS wills Linda Shaffer to no one. CAIN MORRAL wills his sideburns and Elvis Presley haircut to Ronnie Diehl. LESTER MORRIS wills his collie to anyone who doesn't mind dog hairs on his clothes. IAY MOSHOLDER wills his weakness for girls to Albert Kline. - RONALD MYLES Wills physics and Mr. Smith to the innocent unsuspecting class next year. AUDREY PECK wills her quiet ways to Virginia Markle. WILLIAM PENN Wills his historic name to all Iohn Smiths. KENNETH PEPPLE Wills his dislike for people who tie up the telephone to any- one with a guilty conscience. Thirty One ofantklillmzdj PAUL PLOVISH wills his educated toe to Bob Bussard. BONNIE POTTS wills every girl at ESHS a wonderful husband like hers. EUGENE PRICE wills his hot lips and seven kisses to anyone who needs them. RUTH REYAN wills her unused name cards to anyone with the same name. DARLENE RICE wills her sewing machine to anyone who likes sewing as much as she does. ELSIE RITCHEY wills her vim, vigor and vitality to Don Colledge. ELEANOR ROLAND wills her love for solid geometry to Weldon Shipley. THELMA RUBY wills her shyness to Gloria Conner. IOYCE SHAFFER wills her gift of gab to Cleo Millin. LINDA SHAUF wills her dirty white oxfords to Sherry Clark. BERNICE SHAW wills her slow and carefree ways to Carol Pointer. DONALD SHOWALTER wills his ambition to be mayor of Everett to anyone who wants to succeed him. NANCY SHOWALTER wills her cheerleading suit to someone who has lots of energy. IOANNE SMITH wills her work in the library to Wilma Foor. VELMA SMITH wills Wayne's letters to anyone who can read them. VIRGINIA SMITH wills her calm manner to Betty Colledge. LEOTA SNYDER wills her typing ability to Mary Spamer. LYNDA STABNAU wills her height to Melinda Myers. CHARLES SWARTZWELDER wills his willingness to work to Iack Leader. HARRY SWARTZWELDER wills his position on the football team to Michael Hanks WILLIAM SWARTZWELDER wills his love for football to Robert Verbal. IACK TATE wills his coin collection to anyone with the money to enlarge it. GLADYS TREECE wills her slender figure to Mr. Kennedy, so he won't have to diet. MARY IANE WARD wills the right to Carl D. to no one. MELVIN WARD wills his National Guard uniform to Duane Putt. KERMIT WEIST wills his shyness to Bill Steach. IUDITH WELLMAN wills her Latin book to Marianne Ziviello. BETTY WHISEL wills her love for good times and boys to Sonya Poor. RALPH WILKINS wills his flying Ford to Donald Mearkle. DWIGHT WINCK wills his letter from fourth period English class to anyone who gets the mumps. NANCY WINCK wills her quiet charm to Sharon Steed. ' HAROLD YOUNG wills his love of hot-rodding to Bill Avey. ARCHIMEDE ZIVIELLO wills his dark complexion and black hair to Iane McCormick. W1'rN1:ssr:s: SANDRA HITE BETTY IO CORDELL Thirty Two 'nflaaakiatn On September 4, 1953, we entered the portals of Everett Southern High School meek, bewildered freshmen. As we walked through its halls, we realized the door to a new kind of life had been opened. And then as we became accustomed to our everyday surroundings, we took part in varied activities, both individually and as a class. As the year closed, we were very much a part of high school. After a short vacation we returned to our little red schoolhouse. We recreated exciting summer events and finally settled down to the year ahead -a year of much activity. We sold sweatshirts and scarves and also spon- sored a skating party to make money. The year passed quickly. And then we were IUNIORS! But we were in a strange setting! We had moved into a beautiful new modern building. We had moved into a new type of activity-we produced our first class play, We Shook the Family Tree. We purchased our class rings and in May played host to the seniors at the Iunior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme for the prom was Moonlight and Roses. Seemingly overnight, it had happened to us. We were SENIORS! Many things were to be done before graduation, but all could be taken care of. Senior pictures were taken, work was begun on the Warrior, and name cards and announcements were ordered. We were measured for caps and gowns and chose our class colors, flower, and motto. We sold magazines. breaking all previous records. We presented our second class play, which was entitled Hangman's Noose, and finally we traveled to Washington, D.C., for our senior class trip. As Baccalaureate and Commencement approach, we realize we shall soon be closing the door of our high school career. The friendships we have made, our many achievements, our fond memories of Everett Southern High School will long be with us. -BRADY HARCLERODE Thirty Three MOST POPULAR BUS! EST L BEST DANCE Nm-:cv ESHELMAN BRADY S N LA DONNA FETTERF, GSB O FJENN HARRY C LARK RS WITTREST MARSHALL W BLKXN is BML PENN !XNYJ!fwfx HRH SUPER SENIORS SINE Q-f!L1f,cN CAFRL BIXFQLKF1' MOST BASHFUL Auomv Pictu Kiwis! WMS NATURED JANET BOGRE HERB CLARK BEST LOOKWG NANCY wsu-:K ummv cwax HOST nmol Hoovm Rouen Poor: e-esw we A JOYCE BKAANTNER HARRY CLARK sum .Simons E .,:,:, All Q Q N MOST TALKATIVE ART'STS 1- WPJN - C, LLNUA CHAIMBE HAROLD YOUNL- CUNNIL CULHNOUR 5 u , CARL BAM: Y H ,E J ff' B551 W-as F NANLY' MJSNLK MOST TALENTED SUZANNL cjmeuw Emov HAQMQQQUL BRADY HPNRLU Vigil' VT 5h,f BE?-?U3LhTA5ROUND 2 , E ,. Q -MM TLUZANNE esweow 5 E5 wif HARRY C BOBBY rows U KE LY TO SUCC E E D K 45 GIBSON Bl LL PE NN 'fe Klan OFFICERS Kenneth Zinn-Treasurer, Eugene Boore-President, Sharon Steed-Vice President, Gail Turgeon-Secretary CLASS HISTORY The time was the fall of 1954, the setting was the old high school and the first act of a wonderful, never to be forgotten play was occurring. The play might be called The Best Years of Our Lives, and the players included every one of those excited freshmen about to begin the long trek to graduation. The second act, our sophomore year, found us entering a new high school, but this time we were confident because we knew we belonged and were a vital part of ESHS. We even sponsored a skating party and sold sweatshirts. Now it's Act Three, and we're juniors taking part in everything possible. We are aiding our treasury by selling candy. Our class play, Clementine, was a grand success and a wonderful experience. We are waiting patiently for the arrival of our class rings. We are also waiting anxiously for the work, worry and wonder of the Iunior-Senior Prom lying just ahead. As We approach the fourth and final act of our drama and though we are saddened by the loss of many of our players, we hope the Class of '58 will give the world many fine citizens and will be remembered long at ESHS. We, the Class of '58, want to take this opportunity to wish the Class of '57 much happiness and success in the future. They have set a fine example for us and have made many friends who will not soon forget them. -PATRICIA BROWN Thirty Six .aww HOMEROOM 310 FRONT ROVV-l. Hoover, I. Snyder. R, Bartholow, G, Smith. R. Clark, R. Zimmerman. Mr. Ornclolf ROW 2-C. Boltcnfield, B. Sreach. C. Calhoun. C, Price, G. Bollman, G. Ackus. Smith ROW' ffl. Shaw, G. Nlay. W. Rczllnger. Branlner, G. Tr-well, C. Miller HOMEROOM 207 FRONT ROVV-P. Bulger. 5. Clahangh, G. Conner, C. Bottomley, L. Clingerman. C. Felton, VV. Clark, B. Boore. Min WVoy ROW I-O. Deremer. G, Brown, P. Brown, R. Elbin. R. Dunlcle, S. Defibaugli. B. Felton. N. Crawford ROVV 5-B. Becker. I. Bdrkman, L. Feight, E, Brown, E. Boore, I. Brallier, G. Bloom, R. Diehl, D. College ROVV 4-l, Burke. D. Clark, G, England, C. Conner. F. Barkman. L. Clark. E. Cunard. VV. Avey .HMA l FRONT ROW'-M. Homer. I. McDaniel. D. Fo ROVV ROW ROVV HOMEROOM 215 or, D. Lohh, A. Four, L. Four, S. Hall. G. Four, V. Mearkle. Mrf. Miller 2-l. Millx, S. Gordon. Mills. E. Henclrickaovi, S. Poor. Four, L. Mullin. l. Mallow. llarpcr lfN. Fluor, N. Mills, l.. Mcarlilc, R. Four, A. Iarkson. C. Flukc, P. Foor, VV. Foor 4-A. Foor, Cf. McCormick. D. lVlz'arklQ. l.. lfoor, R. Locke. C. Lveicli. M. llanks, H. Millcr, G. lllulu' HOMEROOM 216 FRONT ROVV-L. Van Pclr. M. Riley. D, Riley. W. Von Str.-in. L. O'Nv:al, G. lurgcon, D. Pensyl. D. Snntli, Mins Cullen ROVV' Z-M. Smith, li. Ruycr, S. Perrin. S. Zimmerman. L. Morris. ll. Morral, E. Myles, C. Pointer, S. Steed ROVV 5-V. Vlfigfivslcl. M. Spanner, S. Williamf, L. Stunlcard. N. Northcraft, L. Shaffer. G. VVigfiL-ld, D. Putt ROW' 4-G. Smyera. li. Ritchey, R. Ritclwv. W. Wakefield, M. Snyder. K. Zinn, R, Zimmerman Sophvmolm Klum OFFICERS Gary Browell-President, Tom Ferguson-Vice President, Nancy Edwards- Secretary, Robena Crawford-Treasurer CLASS HISTORY In 1955 we entered the new high school as freshmen. We were shy, scared, proud, and a little weak-kneed, but to our astonishment-so was everyone else. With the help of our advisors We planned and carried through a skating party. As sophomores in 1956, We were not so shy or scared but proud. Early in the year we were saddened by the death of our classmate, RICHARD SUITERS. We undertook some money-making projects and began to look forward to our junior year, for we knew it would hold as much fun and excitement as all the others. -CATHERINE CLARK Thirty Nine .Saplwnwlm Klum l i HOMEROOM 104 FRONT ROW'-C. lwlooxcr. R. Four, l. Flnlw. S. Lehman. T. Lane, S. Koontz, Z. Kinzcr, Mr. Kennedy ROVV 2-P. Fright lf. Four, G. Harrlrrodc. C. Gilpin, D. Cvriffln, S. Kifcr. L. Gorauch, R. lmcs RQW 3!-R. Four. Hoy. R, Klalxrv. R. Grubb. D. l.CaCl0r, B. llxfc. D. luv ROVV 4-C. Fletxlwr. I. Izlrlwoxu, VV. Gordon. V. Frlton, G. Kifvr. 'l'. Frrgnxon. R. Kcttr-rman, C. Koontz ABSENCI'-G. lVlrCunc HOMEROOM 102 FRONT ROVV'--F. Barkman. Z. Eller. C. Defibaugh. C, Clark, K. DcVaull, H. Barkrnan. D. Diehl, R. Crawford. Miw VV'a ROVY 2-P. Crooks. Beck. l. Barnes, D. Edwardb, G. Castcel, I. Dcrcxncr, G. Chamberlain ROW 5-C. Barkrnan, VV. Collcdge, S. Calhoun. R. Diehl. C. Clark. N. Edwards. P. Detwmlcr. D. Bnwarrl ROVV 4-T. Bnward, D. Fclght, NI. Bowman. R. Ash. G. Buxsarcl. G. Dilwcrr, G. Browell 1 I Svplwmo Klan FRONT ROXY 2 FRONT ROXV 2 ROVV 5 ABSEN HOMEROOM ll8 ROVV-H. Dlvlxl. C. Calhoun, M, Ann Vcach. P. 'l'rvL'a'c, D. lVlrCunc. I. Laila, II. Brown. Mus fl. l5vm'glv, lvl. lane' lluwarnl, D. llnmmunnl. C, Clark, V. lflnrlx, S. Dilwrl. lr. Conrncl HOMEROOM 308 ROW'-G. Calhoun, M. Mcnm, M. Priw. L. Frllcrs, C. Conuur. G. Urulwh, Mr. Ynclux -R. Calhoun, C. Foor, W. Barns. M. Collcgc, Gloduld, I.. Corncll -G, Calhoun. Audcrmn. I. Mountain. C. Clark. A. Bcqucath T- L. Crawford FRON' RONN ROVV ROVV FRON ROVV ROVV ROVV .Sqtzlwmofuz Klum HOMEROOM 114 1 L R J I4 ROVVI-B, M1lls. M. Rohm, C. Nlcflarlann, rf. itchvy. S. Ritchvv. D. Mrxrsc, B. Ramsey, E. Reyan, Mr. Smith 2 R. Rlfc. R. Mxllx. L. Me-arklv, M. Sandm, L. lem. I. Ruhinette. S. Ritchey. R. Pcrrin. G. Mums 3 I. Ritchey, D. Rlrchcy. R. Morw, VV. Pcpplc. I. Pri? T. Perrin. A. Pittman. D. Ramsey 4-1' Rllchcy, Prxrc, VV. Rice. T. Mycrv, VV. Prirv, Vv'. Rcyan, D. Murw HOMEROOM 115 I4 Sfhctrumpl. D. Shauf. 11. VVv:1al. l. Snvdcr, D. Willlarlla. L. Smith. L. VVeight, S. Smith, R. Smith, N111 Hlmc I-I.. Shommmkw. N. Suter. H. Scherrompf. D. Smith, R. Swurlzweldcr S. NVcuhr, D. Shaw. C. Will 3-M Zlvicllo. D. Vv'i1hamx. B. Stiffler. R. Verbal, M. Shipley. R. VVcnl, R. Thompson, I. Smyerf, W. Smuth 4-K. Stcmbergcr. YV1lIian1J, R. Znmmcrman. I. Sheppard. VVI. Shipley XV. Shipley, R. VV1gfjelcI. R. VV.-xrd JM af ww pau, French xtuclcntf tus! thcir accenta with the rccornlcr . . . Shop boys operate machines . . . Girls' gym clasp workf out with dumb- hclls . . . Girlx like to cat mo . . . Hi-Y and Tri-l'li-Y prcwiclenra and advisors prvscnt TV sci to sfhool . . . Candidates for football qurrn and court are honurcd at pop mccting . . . Emigdio Esrohar. exchange sluclcnr from Nirnragua. poses wiih Graco Bmwn at I936 Prom . . . Relaxing amid Moonlight and Roxen at the Prom Forty Three umuiqmuug m , nm, , V f 'gif' ' L Drawlng made casy by Mr, Paisley . . . A typxcal lvsson ln Latin , . . Shaping mctnl in shop , . , Making dolls in Home fir . . . Snlxmg an algchra problcm . . . Studvmg famous authors in lncraturc . . . Practicr makes perfect holda true In hand . . . Under thc hood instruction hclpx srmh-nu in Drivcrk Tralnmg Forty Four uh If W Nmwmwfwwffj Wffllfllflfff J u N I UESHE? l g mw ff :UMW , 1 w 'H'H 1? f ffffrfffffffffzrw J LYHM OFFICERS Beverly Barkman-President, Mearl Kemberling-Vice President, Iudy Sponsler-Secretary, Iames Felton-Treasurer Senior high classes salute the junior high school which consists of 540 pupils: 196 freshmen, 157 eighth graders and 187 seventh graders. These pupil: have an opportunity to take part in the junior high extracurricular program consisting of assemblies, band, drarnatics, clubs, and athletics. Their training and participation in these activities will be a valuable contribution to the senior high program in the near future. Forty Six J KIHM HOMEROOM 209 FRONT ROVV-I. Ham. B. Forcslvr, D. Fl.-tchcr, M. Hmm, N, Four. I. Ifuor, G. lim-, G. llumw-r, Mr. Gm-lnumr ROW' 2-I. Fcllers. F. Goldxzvxl, C. Holt, Fink, Four, A. F,1or. B. Harm. 5. Fool' ROW 5-R. Ganlhbr. Hcffncr. D. Hollar, Foor, if. Grubb, Iivllon. P. Ulwvlmxxalll. P. Flxlkv. C. Poor RCW 4-D. Hlnlsh. M. Hmtullcr. G. Goldlzvn, T. Hium. Garlzxmi, P. Vlrrrlvcr, R. Ilo5wllcr, I. Fclght HOMEROOM 217 FRONT ROW,-I, Nfcarklc, G. Leader. R. Koontz, Mllls. A. Milllll. I.. Mc'zx1'kla', C. Mlllirl. S, Mx'xsL'rslx1x!l1. NI ROVVV 2-V. Imei Mlllw. C. Kypul N. Nlarshall, N. Klzilxw, V. I.vnLlx'r, S. Imxmdqxwwt. B. Nllllvr. U. Malluw ROW 3-C. Mcllott. D. Mnlls. R. Marxhall. R. MrFarland. A, Mvllotl, R. Iohnmn, M. Mvllolt. G. MrCnh:m ROW' 4-R, Karnx, WR Nlxllrr, G. Nlny, G. I.amlwml, G. f.radvx'. M. Kvlnlwrling. Nlniforlvlluk ABSENT-G, Kxpvr rx. Dax: 5' 6'ff1-M HOMEROOM 113 FRONT ROW--l. Clark. B. Clark, B. Croyle. A. Drenning, K. Crawford, D. Cordell, M. Die-Qt. B. Collcnlge. Mr. Brodifh ROW ROVV ROVV FRON' ROW ROW RONV 2-S. Clark, L. Clark. C. Claar. V. Clark, l. Cornell, D. Conrad, L. Detwller, E. Diehl, G. Elhin 3-D. Cullcnlgvz, L. Delwiler, B. Clark. D. Daniels. G. Cunard. S. Cornell, C. Conover, S. Clark 4-'l'. Diehl. G. Davis, A. Dcfihaugh, l. Evans, M. Elhin, D. Eshelman. C. Eshvlman, L. Detwiler, D. Coopcr HOMEROOM 304 Mr. Alfleri Z-R. Smith, C. VVad4l1ngton, K, Smith, D. Swartzwelnler, C. Smycrs. S. Sparks. L. Spomler, I. Smith. Ir.. G. VVinck 3-I. Snyder, I. Thompson, F. VVallacv. G. Trail, P, Snyder, l. Sponsler. P. Wcinier, P. Smith 4-V. Smilh, L. Sxeach, G. Vvlhitfil-ld, H. Williams, R. Wolfe, H. Smith, O. Walters, G. Wakefield, l. Wcimer l' ROVV-P, Van Pell, R. Wolfe, S, Vkfeisl. G. Wilt, R. WigfielLl, B, Steckman, A. Whetstane, B. Slcach, D. Wigfielcl J LYHM HOMEROOM 222 FRONT ROYV-II. Muzdvn, F. Nclxon, B. Rrdmgcr. C. Rohnmfllc. B. Smith, li. Smith, B. Ruby, R. N'Im'ninqxl.u'. Mxw Shu ROW' I-P. h'Im'r1x. S. Rixhul, 5. Salkvld. R. Rvdingtr, I.. Rllchvty, O'Nval. Robilwlt-' lf. Shun, N. Shxplrv ROW 3-I. Pine, A. Smith. F. Shaffer, I.. Sipcf. C. Shipley. Prius, S. Rolvlrwllc, D. Pull ROVV 4--D. Rztrlwv. D. Rxrthvv, M. Slnlnlmw, D. Pvpplv, Mrvrrfml, B, NIm'rni, M. Sinlnmux, IVY, Mruvumix. I.. Shuxxnllvl HOMEROOM 102 FRONT RUVN'fl. Cfzxlhmln, K. Baxlvv, D. Brnlwll, R. Barncs. R. Cnlhmm li. Hnrlnn, I.. Hvuxlvll, H. Broxxll, Nlr. Bhzxllvl 7 kl ROVV ,.gN. Hvnnvll, M. Blmkxlmw, I.. Adzum. K. Bennett, R. Blxughmzm, A. Hnwmgm. V. Blau cv ROXX 3-I. Hznrklnrxu. XY. Calhoun. Hurkvl, G. Hx-vfvll, R. Huwzlrd, R. Hrzmlxwr, I.. Hlwmiqvf, B. liurhlunn iyfdhymdq OFFICERS Iumes Fluke-President, Iudy May-Treasurer, Patricia King-Secretary, Dorothy Mills-Vice President HOMEROOM 300 FRONT ROW-dl, VVciA!. D. Wilt, C. Spade, D. Swartzwulder, N. Snyder, I. Wcrtz, S. Smith, Mr. Pauley ROW 2-R. Sparks, R. Snyder V. Woy, L. Whetstone, M. Weir, B. Williaxlif, C. Stone, C, Swinilcll ROW 3-N. Smith, S. Stunkard, l. Spencer, D. Wilkinson, G. Thompxon, L. Whiscl, Warzl ROW -14P. Sparky. P, Sulcr, R, Trcvcc. T. Tcwcll, W. Trail, Y. VVolwl1. R. Truax, 17. 'l'ruax Fifty 1211191 Efwlv HOMEROOM 220 FRONT ROVV-B. Murris, D. Smith, D, Rhodca, G. Shipley, H. Senft, I. Riley, W. Ritchey, Mr. Ciavarclla ROW 2-W. Myles, D. Nelson, S. Pointer, G. Price, R. Shipley, A. O'Neal, C. Ritchcy, Morningstar ROW 3-S. Shellenhrrgcr, K. Sleightcr. A. Sharif. W. Sleek, N, Shipley, C. Simpson, V. Putt ROW 4-V. Redingcr, G. Moaholcler, M. O'Neal, E, Smith, C. Morse, B. Smith, M. Sams, G. Morrix ABSENT-G, Schctrompf HOMEROOM 211 FRONT ROW-E. Mccune, K. Mearkle, D. McFarland, S, Mearkle, H. Miller, G. McFarland, W. McFarland, ROW 2-I. May. A. Mills, R. Karns, M. Miller, T. McDaniel, Lingcnfelter, R. Mearlcle, G. Mallow ROW' 3-D. Lundquest, H. Kile. D. Mills, Kennard, B, Mills, G. Mallow, R. McMullin ROW 4-R. Leader M. Kinxer, I. Leader, E. lay, K. Mallow, V. Mcarlclf: Mr. Mclntyrc lyhfh yzmde HOMEROOM 120 FRONT ROVV-I. Decoovnan, C. Fuor, C. Diehl, A, Di-remer. I, llaralerrwdv, I.. Hixson, C. Cordon, Mr. Gnllahcr ROW 2-E. Ellwxn, Cunard, I.. Fuor, M. Householder, D, Hike, V. llow-zare. D. Fetters ROW 5-G. Duuglax, I. Fluke, I. Emery, G. Foor, H. FeIlIon.W. Hann, M. Foor, D. Fnor ROVV 4-R. Doclmn, G. Hardy, V. Dirkvn, F. Hclmick, E. lckcs, I. Hackman, F. Guyton HOMEROOM 117 FRONT ROVv'fVw'. Conncr. B. Coleman, I, Barkman, N. Conrad. E. Cooper, M. Barkman. Bollman, Mr. llislwr ROVVZ-R. Crawford, VV. Corncll, R. Botlenllelcl, Clark. G. Clark. E. Bramlvlv, R. Chamberlain, D. Henna ROVV 5-G. Barkman, D. Clark, F. Coole, R. Clark, I. Clingerman, P. Adams, V. Clingvrman ROVV -lfR. Crnmlw, S. Collcgc I, Conovrr. P. Clark, R. Bussarzl, 'l'. Bvrker Savuzfh Hlzadc fa? ,lx W Q X ': 5, . .1 X OFFICERS Gary Collins-Treasurer, Sharon Whitfield-Secretary, Barbara Grubb-Vice President, Kenneth Pittman-President HOMEROOM ll9 FRONT ROW'-R. Bnnghman, M. Bramhlry, C. Bcnm-lt. E, Barnes, G. Blzmklvy, I. Burton, S. Brantncr, P, Ally, A. Clnr M . C 'src ROVV1-'I'.r Caillccl, I.. Cllngcrlnan, R, Calhoun. A. Bccglc. D. Clark, II. Bnwnran, I.. Brallrcr, T. Cnllmnn ROVV I-D. Clark, Ii. Clark, G. Claar, K, Bnrnw, R. lInrnL-s, A. Bloom, G, Bnrknmn, R. Colll-Llgc, ll, Bnrlxnrnn ROVV 4-N. Akcrx, D. Callwnnn, If. Busmrml. R. Brown. R. Bnrnctt. G. Collins. I.. Calhoun. D. Horror ABSIENT-D. Cnllcclgc. S. Black Filly Three A Swmth Hmda HOMEROOM 218 IIRUNT RUVV!NI. Mvvrs D. Rolwlllrllc, U. Shun, 5. Mnmrris, M. Shaw, M. 0'Ns'aI. A. NIo,Nh0InIn'r. WI. Rv4Ilugcr, IVII RUXN' I--I, Slvnffrr. H. Pruk. Rumi, G, Runk. S, Pvpplc. YV. Srhctronupf. K. Plftnmn. Nvcum. R. Rvvim ROW' IKM, Nlnrrlx. I. Rllulwv. Plltnmn. I.. Rdnlxvv. S, Prifc. Prifc. D. Rhodvx II. Ruxh ROW' 4-ll. Prlw li. Mwlollvr, I, Movvr, G, lVIm'w, R. Puls, I. Rcdingvr, R. Rxlchcv HOMEROOM 121 FRONT RUXVfB. Gnulwlw 5. Dnlwrl, B. Ifuur, If. Hpplcy. T. Foor, D. Four. M. Lpplrv, K. Iilbm. Mr. Dmmvllv ROXV I- S. Iflukv, R. Counul. A, Vow. B. Dlchl, D. Guxdoxl, L. Crawford, L. Forrcstcr NI. Flxlwx' ROXV Sgl, Grccu.m.1I1. R. Iinxlvv L.. Ixkvf. G. Flukv, L. Conrad. C. Dlehl. B. Elbiu. C. Four. C. Dau ROW' QHI.. Flush.-r, B Gurdon. XV. Llurxmlv. L. England, B. Fcmr D. Elhin. M, Favor. I. Foo: ,Seuudlz Hlzada HOMEROOM 213 FRONT RUXY4l. Nluxxmx, Lxlugcnlvllvxx H. Mxllrn. R. lfsllwnuck, R. Nllllf. G. Bivx-cxwznxllx I.. Lobb. S, lVIcarlf.lv, Mr, ROVV QIA, Mdllow. D. Marry, N, Imadrr, l.1ngcnfrltrr, I. Iiarprr. D. Haw, W. Lung, C.. MillQ RUVV 3-C. H'-lxfl R Lglvhm H. Klmmorv. U, M1llL'x', N. Kauuuff. D, Lym'h, D. Nlccorrnlxl-x, H. McJl1'klm'. K. lxixdrl' ROXX' 4-I. Nlurrxx. Hu-tcrlvr Nl. Hxx-un, D, KI'-anmrv, D. Hlnifll, N. Laylun. A. Kllur D. Kagzlrxw ROMEROOM 219 FRONT RUXY4T. Siva-lm, D. Xylllmlnx. R, Suvlh, R, Sxllvmw D. Spnrkw. D. Tlvrrc D. Young. R. Smllh, IMF. Xyxll ROVV I--R. Nunn . .'. Sxx,1l'l:wclnlvl. R. VV.1xvh.un, P. Suvnlvr. S, Sxxurl:wUldex'. R. Smlfh R. frnycra. S. Xvvlxl, S. Nvvl h S ROVV Wfil Smbnau, O. Sw.1rt:wm-lmlvr, T. VV111 R. Srvwv l. Snilh, A, Smith, S. VVhitficld. 5. Shocnfvll ROW' -1-K, Tcxxcll XY, Swnnds-11, 5. Thompson, D. Stmlwx, P. Snvder, M. YV1ll1ams, D. Wfxlliams. ' Qnlnq Making cxpcrlnxcnta Lcarnmg alwuur our world Scvrntlm graclvrx rakc aknll run on thc sewing nuafhnnw Thv xtrmg llaw rclwarws An vlghrh grads hlxtory flax- . . Solxinq math prolwlcmx nn thx- hoard Mr. Brodixh tcaahrs micncc , . Mllk rmtxnq rn agriculture claw Fifty Six X A Z E ' f , , N r f , X if XX Q b':,, K X X X X f K -.P - A X X ACTIVITIES XJ? X ZS E X Fifty Eigh f i t Sk O if U N .C U1 V1 fn E JS.: -D-: Ea OW: Digi' x - 3 5 A -. QE U -,Z . E. 1 D-:LE .go .1 E if if 2 3 ,Sun E'-rc: U8-ELS-4 .I-Y-ws .Q rx Uma .45 Q . 5 .ff-EE '-g fx 5:91310 .QC ., U 5.4! .O-2 .. E X55 Q , O'- fzgilxl Gs .QE Q U .3031 ami 2 L: 54575 25 go Df2'oAG- EQUE ui .52-6 27505 2-5535 45. 3 U -531-If brew .. ... .Q C --. o3U'n3 ol.. Vu., Xldg vs' 54 as ,Q. EiuZg'C: 253 3 cigm L52 A5439 5L513'z.e E gg-5 m. 55563 4:2 UQ. 30 Jr. Jmgge , A,,, -: :E552 sw QT. E5'aU QIEWO ,A E55 Us :S-615 vm-W: .m4:-2 ggmcnlz --ivs..i USD-4 54536 1 :nm 33325 QE vnu M Viffiz Pmrlll 'uw Z O3 552,252 Mo: 7957 pdlllw WNMIW SEATED-Patty Calhoun, Virginia Markle, Ioann McDaniel, Harry Clark, Party Barkman, Paul Plovish, Suzanne Grhscn Eleanor Roland STANDING-Brady Harclerode, Ioycc Brantner, Glenda Chamberlain, Miss Morse. Arlyn Fe-ight, Dean Calhoun Editor-in-Chiet ,.... Managing Editor ,.,,.. Business Manager Sports Editors .,....... Feature Editor ..,.. Exchange Editor ............ Circulation Manager Typist ..........r,.............. Reporters .... Advisor ...,. THE PARROT Established November, 1925 EDITORIAL STAFF PATRICIA BARKMAN SUZANNE GIBSON IOYGE BRANTNER HARRY CLARK, DEAN CALHOUN BRADY HARCLERODE ELRANOR ROLAND ARLYN FEIGHT GLRNDA CHAMBRRLAIN PATTY CALHOUN, VIRGINIA MARKLE IOANN MCDANIEL PAUL PLOVISH, IUNIOR HIGH PRESS CLUB THELMA E. MORSE Fifty Nine Sixty s-4 m 'U EX U7 E 4 v , 3 IE O L4 N C S LJ L5 .Q TE 5 f-ii Q. no ms.. Q 5: Eva ... EEZ ,Zi 1302 -O SOO E3-f .,,-. 355 JE ,5 if-I eg . Emi 156 -Ed VS.: 80:3 U3 C E26 g- Q. Wag O-EA ' C :QE 5 If EWG :ning ,AE , lf'6 'VO Econ ocolfi Fil E23 ZOO mono: 5. o o LL ui 'c I.. E' 5 -o LU 53 : L71 mi E .2 5 E -cs 5. o U nd if O w :E U ui ll : o o Z L5 al .ac 3 U-4 O 3 .wc : :I Q ni Pi w Q4 A 'S o c .c Q o O L5 l 11- 3 O Ct vi .E cm 's LY-4 ,.i ni U f. w Z T5 D EWS. w .-G lr: 2 ua :Z Q C.: lv E E 'E LU Z O: 'U as '6 U 5 N E is E .E N cd Mearkle, W, Penn L. .l 3 o CC 5 U ': cm. :ri .Q O O LL ..i 5. w L.. rc an O S I TJ o Q U sl -2 'Tu .: vu 1 ND 3 o C21 Sixty O He 5 E 2 s.. .n 2 5 C' 3 3 u. LL: :E . 'fs I-I Q Q .5 5, . Er J: U -2.2 m am tj N. 5 5' d ,, ..I Iv ,444 ,o E 35,3 E WCC W 42 U- m mgEZ ui cieig 31-.. J ..:... 2 rl OV'-S - Lg . 3 USQZ ll-1 . u Q,w. , Hag M .E E A Sul-W5 ,g o . Au: .NJ g ma Q, 2 all-E33 : Bm :E sig ia ggzvx lj HU 5 3 3 - Edcg 3 2 Q. - mi , 2 -245 U :ij-eg 0 4 H5 ids-ll-4 -J D.-:ZF S .540 u. mega 4 eo' S Ed-SE S 5 Sm S Nd! , m Umgh .Em 2 D326 Jang! .6 I4 E 3 3.54 .., 'na C5 Jimi .1 KMFE S Eg fa .c 10 lf: U2 6 -.zz , .ESU -I ugzad . S, 2 5.5.1 o 52,3 O '..I U: ! 111,630 zgmu Us . h an 13 f. 2 2225 , ,, U, E U Ea S diniffog 3. , i'f7.?vJTE.: 532:28 U 535m fhdddd .,4'-5 aegiyg OUUCGSEEN Of: osvggdgur I-1 1 aivvg 5 'gina 1 z W gogam czmovl mm fr FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Sl:QA'l'ED-Elric Ritchey, Ruth Rcyan, Virginia Smith, Bonnie Pot s, Sandra Hite, Leota Snyder SYANDING-Mr. Kennedy, Glenda Chamberlain, Hclvn Clousc, Brrnicc Shaw, Ruth Clingcrman, Gladys Tr-:cu FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT RONV-P. Bulger. H. Barkrnan, B. Boor, C. Rilclicy, C. Czilliuun, D, Nlccune. L. Shmil, Mrs. Rilchcy ROVV 2-I.. O'Ncal, C. Bottomley, S. Hall, M. Veach, P. Treece, G. Mvanw D. Lohh, I.. Clingermzin ROVV 3-H. Morrall, S. Dcfihangh, D. Rive, B. Becker, A. Mccllin. R. Adam-4, I. Beeglc ROXV 4-D. Bnrliman. Millx. D, l'lammonLl. I.. Stalwnziu. VV, Cilleilgs-, P. Dvtwilcr Sixty Two 61146 FRON ROW ROW' ROVV ROVV T 2 3 4 5 FRONT ROW ROW ROW ROXV 2 3 4 5 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA UPPER PICTURE XV-R. Smith, A. Nllllxn lf. Nvluuk, llunxvr. R. S.varl:wclclv.'r, V. Clark, B. Nllllm R. Van Pclt. Mr. Ormlu R. Baughxnbn C. lVlorrul. R, Bdrtholow. Cv. Whittxtflnl, VV. Sxvarl:xu'ltlm-r, C. Swar!:wtl.lvx', I. Weinmer, R. Clark C. Burtcnficlnl, R. VVQIXI, Nl. Shxplcv. Dclv:lm'1', G. Lvtatler. W. Kcttcrman. T. Busvxul, Smith, G. Smith I. Btwnrcl. VV. Peppvr. D. Morse, I. Collvzlgv, H. Suartzwclzlrr. R. Iohnson. M. VVurLl, G. Bullman I. Murral, D Fmqht, D. Vwfnnrk M. Bowman. U. Luwhcad, W. Shiplvy, G. Tc-.vt-ll LOWER PICTURE W-G. xN'llI, N. Sluplcy, R. Calhoun. W. Smith, R. Zimn1L'l'm1m, l. Smith, Prius, Nllllv, I.. lVln'11l'l4lf', Mr. Clnlk D. Ixxy. D. Mills. C. Eshvllnzm, R, Hrantncr, Vtfilliamx, D. Hinish, Snyder. S. Clark P. Snyalrr. R. Karm. D. Ramwv. C. Calhoun. R. Murfc, C. Millvr. I. Ritchey, W. Slcnrh, G, Akcrf K. VVNN. R. Mallow. XV, Rryan VV. Rcdmgvr. G. May'. C. Mills, Shaw, C. Prim' I. G.1rl.mrl. G. Four. I., llvnrv, l'lranInn'r, lf. lI'r1t'r, M. Bvnnvtt, XV. Shlplvv Klub FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROXN-lfluannr Roland. Carol Felton, Sharon Steed. Carol Pmntvr. Betty lo Cordtll. Nanry Huron, Gracr Brown. Invt' Brantnur. Mtv Mont' ROW 2-Dorothy Morsv, loyce Mtlls, Dtann Cnllegt-, Patty l7tmr,Cl1arlottv: Flukc, Indy Wx-llntan, Barbara Fvltun ROVV 5-Nancy Milla, Nancy Efhelman, Bmdv llarcelrodv, Eugene Price, Karl Steinhvrgcr, loyce Shaffer CAMERA CLUB FRONT ROVV-Mzary llouvcr. lutlv Fluke. Carol Dcfxhattgh, Gail Meanx. Hvlcn Barkntav Carolxn McFarland, Rulwna Crnxtfmx Nlt: Cibtvawllu ROVV1-Ruth Atlzxntx. Dcloris Barltnmn Nnncv Etlwitrcls, Vvantla Cltvllvtlgv. Vlfilmzx Four, Dvnnna Etlwnrcls, Sylxia Gurdon Sixty Four Klub AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FRONT ROVV-N. llixsou, B. Curdcll. Fnur. B. Zimmerman. P. Four, W. Mylar. linlwardf. Mr. Brmlixll RUVV 2-C. Nlccormink. L. Nlurrir. ll. Gruldli, P. Foor. L, Mearklc, K. Pvpplt, R. Foor RUVV 3-G. Cunnvr, I. Tale, R. Four. C. Barlvy, D. Clark, E. Cunard. C. Calhoun, R. Wilkixxf ROVV 4-D. Shmxnltvr, 'l'. Smyn-rs. V. Burkct, H. Young. A. Ziviullo. C, Leach. L. Clark SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW-5. Smlth, li. Shoemaker, P, Barlcman. B, Iohnson. I. Snyder, L. Smiklw. R. Crawford, Mr. Smlllx ROW 2-D. Edwnnlv, N. Edwards, L. Morris. B. Zimmcrman. VV. Penn, S, Gibson ROVV 3-C. Calhoun. A. Feight, A. Zivln-llo, W. Vvaltcfirlcl, C. lVlL'C0rmiclx . ,M ,.,A,A ARTISTS UNLIMITED Indy Edwardx, Connii' Gochnour, Mr, Paixley. Sylvia Weicht. Lantz, Mearkle, Zana Ellcr. Siwic Lehman, Gone Bloom, Donna Sue Willigxxns, Robert Locke, Mary Riley, Carl Barley SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT ROVV-Mary Koontz, Gladys Tree-cc, Gail Turgeon, Sylvia Foor. Gloria Foor, Wirxifred Clark, Mrs. Barnclnllnr ROW 2-Patty Brown, Rosvnuary Dunklv, Linda Shnffvr, Sonya Four, Nancy Four, Santina Zimmerman ew FRON' ROW ROW FRON ROW ROW ROW LIBRARY CLUB ll ROVX7-I. Boorv, M. VVNM, V, Smith, S. llilf: h l i Z-C, L'huinbcrlaiu. l.. Snydrr, B. Shaw, 'l'. Ruhy, I. Smith. M. bpauicr, 5. C,layh.iugh, A. Peck 3-W. Von Stein, L. Morrik. V. Smith. B. Polls, P. Calhoun. D. Shaw, Mix, Mountain, l.. Pl-cl, W. Foorc, Wigfi4'lnl D. Putt, M. lloovvr VARSITY CLUB 'l' ROW-H. Schctrompf, R, Mcgahan, Conner, A. Foor, L. Slunkarnl, W. Sw4ii'l:xu-lilvxx l.. liollouilvy, Mr, l.i-ouaral 2-G, Browell, H, Clark, H, Clark, K, Zinn, D. Mcnrkle, R. Poor, Brown, D, Calhoun 5-W. Avery, G. Bollman, I. Burke. R. Plovish, Boorc, ll. Swarlzwclnlcr, K. Rvppln' 4-I. Collvclgc, lacksnn. R. Four. l,awhcnLl, G. linglanci, T, Fcrgiwon Sixty Seven Klub FRON' RCDW ROW ROVV RUVV ITRON' ROW ROVV ROVV ROW 7 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y UPPER PICTURE I' RUVY-C. Ilumvr, I. IVlqDanicl, VV. Clark B. Fluke. G. Fnor. U. Turqcon, I.. Clingerman. R, Fvltvrs. I.. Van v 5 4 -3 V. 5nnIlu, 5. VVPIQIII, Ii. Maryhall, B. Fclton, D. Shaw, G. Brown. S. Dvfnluaugh, R. Rum' N. Shov-allvr, I.. Fctlvrx, D. Rluu. I. Wlgflelcl, U. Means, I. Mearklvz, H. Bcckvxr. N, Rilchcy, C. Ilmnlvx' B. 'XfVInfcl, M, Spanlur. M. Sannlx, I-Z. Ilour, D. VVilliamx, I.. Mcdlin, A, Mccllin. L. Gurxurh , . . 4L. Incl. B. bufflcr, I. bhaffcr, L. Slahnan. D. Ilammond, P. Delwilcr, N. Mnlla LOWER PICTURE I' ROYV-V. 1IVlarklv, Riley, 'l'. Lanc. I. Foor, T. Ruby, D. Shauf, C. Felton, I... Shauf, E. Roland, Nlrx. Millcr I 4 5 I. bnmh. 5. Ln-lxm.un, 5. Rixrhcy. W. Von Stein. D. Willrama, R. Foor, Z. Eller, D. Fool' I.. IVIQHIX. P. Calhoun, If, IVIoyL'r. S. Perrin, Il. Brown, S. Zimmerman. Bnorc, M. Warnl. O. Dmclxxvr' D. Nlurw. M. Duulslc, N. VVinrl4, N. Fnor, N. Northcrafl, K. Clark. IVI. Zivicllo, E. Four S Four D, ifnlll-qv N. Exlwllnnn. I Snvvvra I.. Shaffvr. If. I'IvmIr1L'Iunn, Snlvrrw an Klum SENIOR HI-Y FRONT ROW-A. Foor, P. Crooks, R. johnson, R. Grubb, C. Clark, L. Mearkle, B. Penn, P. Mills. M. McIntyre ROW 2-H. Clark. H. Clark, T. Perrin, B. Harclerode, A. Pittman, R. Diehl, G. Browell ROW 3-I. Burke, E. Ritchey, I. Lawhead. A. Feight, B. Wakefield. L. Foot, T. Myers, E. Bocre Clubs cmd other extracurricular activities are an integral part of a high school education. They give the students an opportunity to participate in their hobbies, further their interests and exhibit their talents. They are a iorm of relaxation after a hard day in the classroom. A great deal of credit should be given to the teachers who sponsor these activities. Sixty Nine 125314 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW'-I, Sulmcrroxnpl ROVV1-G, Chaxnlwxlam, B, hhau. L. Snyclcr. YV. Von Stem, Wiqfirld. Mills, B. Hoof. S, Clavlmugh ROVV 3-I, Smith. T. Rulwv. B. Punk, Miw Mountain. VV. Foor, P. Calhoun, V. SENIOR HIGH USHERS Smith. li. Eahclman FRONT ROVV-Glallvs 'l'n'uf. 'l'hcln1a Ruby. Marv Ianc W'ax'd, Bonnie' Porta, Virginla Smxth. Nlnw Mor-L' RQXV Ifllclcn Cluuw. Lvncla Sralanau, Charlotte Dodson, Betty VVl1ifcl Senior High Chorus, 1956 Concert: Senior High Band, 1956 Concern 1956 Varsity Club Minstrcl Show Iunior High Band, 1956 Concert: Iunior High Chorus. 1956 Concert Seventy One 7957 Cdnfuub EDITORS Sztmlm lliru. Etlitor Bctty lu Corclcll, Co-Editor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF AND ARTISTS Dmmltl Slmxvaltcr, loyrc Shaflrr, Indy Wcllman, LaDuna Fcttcn. Carl Barley, Archiv Zxuvllo TYPING STAFF FRONT ROVVfCl1arlutte Dodmon, Nancy Wlrmult ROW 2-Nancy Eyhelman, Betty Whibel ROW' 3-Connie Gochnour, Kenneth Pepple. Gladys Trcere ROVV 4-Nanfy Showalter, Carol Hoovcr, Icannic Mearklc 7957 wdhhlb ,A EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING-Bull Penn, Robcrt Iohmun, Iilcanor Rolmnl. Brady llarclcrodc SliA'l'ED-Lvstvr Morris, Patty Barkman, 5u:annc Gibson. Indy Edwards. Miax Monc- BUSINESS STAFF Hvrhert Clark, Mr. Kennedy, Ruger Four, Ioyu- Branlnvr, lack Iguwhcad Seventy Three 3, J -wh 'M 'Q - , -- sf W' 'f'i::.:-:T?'- ROW 2-Linda Shaffer, Carl Calhoun. Larry Foor, Bill Wakefield, Lynford 'ff 614-M 091111 ONT ROW-Alan Foor. Gail Turgeon. Patty Brown, Diann College, Sharon Steed. Carol Pointer, Miss C Clark. Charlotte Fluke CLEMENTINE Presented by the Class of 1958 Clementine Kelley, cr tomboy ,,,,,.,....,..,.............................. ...... P ATTY BROWN Mary Kelley, her mother ........,.....s..s..sss .,s. C HARLOTTE FLUKE Gerald Kelley, the Mayor, her iomer ,L ,. .,.,,. BILL WAKEFIELD Bertha, the housekeeper ....................... ...... D IANN COLLEGE Abe Carter, the handyman ,.lL.,,. Hank Matthews, Clem's pal ..,..,. Pete, a ladies' man .................. Tubby, who has hay fever lo,,,,,,. ,. Cathy, who has discovered boys .,... lane Ann, a little gossip ................ Ann McNeil, a speech teacher ..ll.... . Miss Prunella Pringle, Ann's aunt ......,.......................,,.l,,.. Director-Miss FRANCES CULLEN Student Director-GRACE BROWN November 30, 1956 Seventy Four CARL COULSON LARRY Foon LYNFORD CLARK ALAN Foon GAIL TURGEON LINDA SHAPFER SHARON STEED L. ., CAROL POINTER 'fl Klfwf P1111 FRONT ROW-loyce Brantner, Ieannie Mearkle, Suzanne Gibson, LaDona Fetters, Nancy Hixson, Indy Edwards ROW 2-William Penn, Brady Harclerocle, lack Lawhead, Kennrtli Pcpple. Mrs. Barndollar HANGMAN'S NOOSE Presented by the Class of 1957 Martha, ex-convict housekeeper ...... .......,.,,,. Oliver Keep, lawyer ......,,........,.,..... .... Caroline Keating, writer ..... Gail Keating, divorcee ,...,.,,.............,tY...... Lorna Keating, Carolines grim sister ...... Phil Lassiter, young salesman ..............,.. Ella Norris, school teacher .,..,.A,..........,..i.,.,...........,. ..,. Polly Moore, one of Caroline's many relatives .,., Henry Gordon, Caroline's handsome cousin ...,,,,...,...V.....,,,s,..,., Gareth Keating, Caroline's nephew ,...,..........,,,,............,,.,.,..,.,...... IUDY EDWARDS BRADY HARCLERODE SUZANNE GIBSON LADONA FETTERS IOYCE BRANTNER WILLIAM PENN IEANNIE MEARKLE NANCY HIXSON KENNETH PEPPLE IACK LAWHEAD NOTE: Betty Io Cordell replaced Nancy Hixson in the production. Director-MRS. MARY BARNDOLLAR Student Director-PATRICIA BARKMAN April 26, 1957 Seventy Five ' 5.91. Christmas greetings . . . Senior chorus sings Christmas carols . . . Student Council members trim tree in lobby . . . Artists Unlimited decorate a pink Christmas tree Posing after the first All-Athletics hanquct in April. 1956 Cast for faculty play HThc Wasp's Nestll pose for the photographer Seventy Six Jfruita nf Jkdwlz F H A ops blue ribbon at Northern Bedford County Fair . . . Sara Kemberling receives First National Ba ad Mr. Yacko presents first Faculty Scholarship to Carol Stiffler . . . Bobby Morse receives Lion's chard Fetters . , F. F. A. displays tools NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Inducted May. 1956 Patricia Barkman, Suzanne Gibson, Brady Harclerode, Ieannie Mearkle QUILL AND SCROLL February, 1957 Patricia Barkman, Ioyce Brantner, Harry Clark, Betty Io Cordell, Suzanne Gibson, Brady Harclerode, Sandra Hite, Eleanor Roland Seventy Seven We .,.-v--A Seventy Eight .?, lvtfg Eppley Mr. S 1 Q o. LU S E :: u 7 Z 5 O Di Ac u .E 3 ui LI 2 E E LD emi C 5 no 1- D 5. 2 Q. D. LL! ui LI LJ E C N .. cn an aa 71 ru U I-3 -. o o LL mi .1 O O LL I4 E 4 al .Q N E fd 5 .. : KE 3 U7 vi Q O O LL. ci ,e -2 Z o mi vi 1: m Q E T 3 O CZ 2- z o CZ LL S C W U1 :ri vf .1 . Q D. UD . ,III CZ S. Q. T. N 'nn V7 . M .12 .B E .. O U U E d 5 - 'L' Q ..i .Q 2 - m :ri ei n. O E ru v :E 73 ..:: z ti vi .4 O O u.. :ri .J U A: CL fi al s: 2 U1 U ll w -:J 9' 5 H Z m J: 42 1 55 m : Q Q 1. U ,-. -.I O. E O .': 0 .Z U U7 -E 'E . ,. m E ui 1 N 3 O as E : : m Q Z al .2 s.. Q. E E V7 nl L ., 'E 9 5 N : is 5 lfl O .: .2 Q O '15 E 'E 2 3 Q ai l ww 3 O CC 1. of : U' 'vs : :: ,J V2 u .1 .E u.. ol -ci L. m r: G L5 Ji -. rv 5 ni sv 5 nv : u m -. LD al ri 2 PN :1 LD ul 1: T, if 'S an an -J N L L: O O. Ill sl 1 QE w Q ...i 'ti : 2 m : U-I .J ci 2 rn .E 'U -o 5 :Z Lf U 'E U 5 .- C F 5 VJ G l wr- 3 O cr ctwmler , Price. L. D son Y Webb, R. Iohn ey, Ritch mberling. D, mom, M, Ke mmnns, M, Sim ,Si M McCormick I. Cal Sponsler Barkman, A. O'N -grri :fi 52 no C . ju GE ,N .inn 3 . U-E 1 IIN 3 O on FRONT ROXV 2 IUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS ROVVfCharlotte Fluke, accovnpaniatg Bonnie Smith. Ronda Wcmlfe. Louise' Dctwrler loyee Mills, Nanty Bennett. Bunnit Steekman, Suzanne Clark. loyce Calhoun. Eleanor Smith Sondra Lnntlquext. Ioan O'Neal, Shirley Cornell, Bonnita Clark, Torn Diehl. launch Cornell, Linda Ritchey, Alice Smith. Lrtxerne Detwiler, Mrs. Criste ROW' 5-Miriam Blaekftone, Lnrain Adams, Connie Mellott, Mike Monrly, Melxin Simmons. Rohert Marfhall. Ir., Gwen Mecahan, ROVV' if FRONT ROW 2- Naney Marxhall Marv Luntxc Mellott. Lorraine Derwiler, Gladys lane Davin, Marvin Simmons, Gordon May, Darrell Pepple, Boh Htiwlartl, Gary Beelelt, lane McCormick, Linda Showalter EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROVV-Cheryl Four, Martha Barknran, jean Riley, Ruth Crawford, Indy llarelcrocle, Linda llixmn, Btmnie Ctmlelngtn Mrs. Criste Donna Hite. Dorix Clark, Karen Sleighter, Bonnie Smith, Sheila Stunkard, Lucille Fonr, Indy May Seve-nty Nine Klub JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB 7N'l' ROVV-E. Kfoopcr, S. Fluke. R. Hartsork, M. Fisher, D. Hem, D. Bcnna, N. Conrad, Barkman IRK ROW 2-N. Leader, L. Brallicr, V. Howsarv, I.. Four, D. Hiniah, S. Wlxitfielcl, D. Lynch. K. Lvader, K. Mcarkle, Mr. Fisher RO W 3-F. Cnute, S. Shoenfelt, B. Gorsuch, P. Clark, E. lay. R. Dodson, W. Hann, D. Elhin IUNIOR HIGH PRESS CLUB arlhn Unrknlan, Dorothy Fr-ltuxw. Elvnnor Mccnnv, Miss Mcsrsc, Maria Dx-Int, Cathy Ritchey, Nancy Bennett, Ruth Snyder Eighty Klub IUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT-Violet Blanklcy, Gladvs Davis, Lurain Adams, llelcn Brown, Shirley Corncll, Bcity Colledgc, Anna Maru Bowman. Inann liink, Dnrxk Collcdgc. Sherry Clark, Miss Croissant IUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT ROW'-Boxlvuxr' Clark. Barbara Croyle, Gloria Hin-, Ronda VVolfc, Dixie Cordell. Gcmwicvr Lcanlcr, Eleanoar lVlrCunv Mrs. Da x ROW 2-Norma lgnlwor. Edna Shaw, Indy Foor, Carol Poor, Suzanne Clark, Carol Robinrttc ROXV 3-Drlorik Conrad Danna Cooper, Nancy Klahrv, Row Marie McMullen, Charlotte Conovrr Eighty One -C , IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y UPPER PICTURE FRONT ROW-D. Riley. T. Calhoun, G. Leader, D. Hite, D. Fletcher, D. May, D. Harclerode, B. Coleman, Miss VVPast ROW 2-D, Foor, N. Foor. K. Ritchey, D. Four, D. Hollar, D, Mills, B. Smith, B. Steach. G. Hitc- ROW 3-P, Sparks, P. Truax, P. Fluke, I, Snyder, D. Mills, A. Shauf, L. Ritchey, S. Sparks ROW 4-S. Clark, N. Marshall, L. Showalter, ll. Williams, S. College, Thompson, B. Mills LOWER PICTURE FRONT ROW-M. Barkman. B. Diehl, R. Snvilcr. l, Calhoun, E. Brambley, N, Snyder, Clark, I. Holt ROW 2-P. Smith. C. Four, R. Whitficlcl, N, Smith, K. Smith, B, Steckman, C. Smyvrs, K. Crawford, D. Fctti-N ROVV 3-P. Suitcrs, B, Barton, K. Sleighter, Spcmslvr, A. Smith, Fink. l.. Whisi-I, I. Four ROXV -1-If. Guvmn, C. Mellon. M. Mellini, H. Smith, V. Smith, G. McCahan, M, Blat-ksmiw Eighty Two Klub iawm f TW IRLIN G CLUB FRONT ROW'-I.. Dt-txxilcr, S. Rishcl, C. VVa4ldin.ton, P. Grs-enawall. S. Salkeld. P. lllnkr ROVV R O VV R OVV R OVV R O XV q B. Grubb Nl. lipplvy, lf. lfpplry, S, lVleMci'Nniith, W. Suhetrompf, Riley. P. Atty. B. Culfiimn, llult, S. lfuui Mr. lfpplcy 5-C. Diehl, I. llrvciiaxxnlt. A. Swarlzwuldcr, P. King, I, May, W. Cornell, B. Clark, B. Dxclil, I, Clark 4-D. Cordcll, B. Smith, A. Bloom, B. Stccknian. Milla. B. Hann, O'Neal, S. Foor, N. Alwrx, R. Bnttvnlu-ltl W-B. Clark, D. Lumlqnwt, P. Smith. l.. Ritthev. D. Daniels, C, Conover. A. Smith, A. Four, R. R1-danger tx4li. Slum N. Kluhrv. C. MnCzilmn. M. Mvzllutt, H. Williaivis. C. Mellott. I.. Sponwlcr, Thunipmn HIGH SCHOOL PATROL l7RClN'l'RCDW-Alaii Wht-tstorie, Donnie Riley, Willard llann, Larry Clark, Mr. NVill RONV ,T-limmix Sluilfrr, link 'l'zxtr, captain: Runaltl Warcl, Rnlwrl Thnnipxon Eighty Three Klub IUNIOR HIGH USHERS FRONTRUVV-llnwmw Nlurningxmr. Gwvn McCal1an. Nzinuv Klahre, Connie Mcllott, Linda Rllrlwv Mu. Dnxix ROW 2-Rirlmul Mrlrulalml, D.xrrvIl Pvpplr. Gurdon May XValtcr Miller, Delores Rltclwv IUNIOR HI-Y FRONT ROXN-Uzlrv Clark, Borg-lx Nvlllxzunx, Arlin Drcnning, Larry' Clark, Allvn Vvlwtstonc, Uarv llmmvcr, Gnrv Mgl::xl'I1l Mr. Shzxffvr ROW' 2-Kc-nnvrh Bonn.-rt, lohn Fonr, luan Fright. lamrs Felton. George Wakefield, Rivharrl Clrlmkx ROXV lfilnrv Hrcfvlt. Rulwrt liuwnrrl, Gurdon Mav, lim Evans. Francis Shaffer Q gif Q9 Z Z if , 1 , ,fy !lf1flfIf'!!UI,l!!!!j I ll lr, X In ' 1 . Mdwwwhhfwwffn .iff 11 'H QV!! CW, ' ,X fffffffw f W 1, uf! fff7,4j ' :!5:::ff 1 W f 722iFf'W'WfM . ::r' ' I ll I . : 1- 1 H. :X--ua.: is , X Y l X' K v A . 'f ' X A vqe11ffff-asfffi W--ww 1 r, W n Hrclwnka N 'cnrL X 6' VARSITY KNEELING-Elsie: Ritchey, Nancy Winck, Nancy Showaltcr STANDING-Patricia Brown, LaDnna Fcttcrs, loann McDaniel IUNIOR VARSITY Indy Fluke. Linda Gorsuch. Delores Willianis, Ioycc Smyers. Nancy Sutcr. Ruin- Ann Rice All set? You bet! is a familiar sound to the students at ESHS. It means a cheer is about to begin and everyone can now release suppressed energy. The cheerleaders stimulate and support the Warriors as they iight to win. Besides inspiring our team, they work out new cheers, lead us at pep meetings, sock hops and banquets and act as ushers at athletic events. One of their favorite cheers is: Red, White, fight! Bed, White, fight! Red, White! Red, White! Fight! Fight! Fight! Eighty Six nachinq FRONT ROW-Iames Atty, Dwane Gochnour, Robert Clark ROW 2--Peter Kaplan, Ralph Mclntyre, Hildeberte Crista, Claude L ROW 3-Dominic Alfieri, Thomas Leonard, Daniel Shaffer FOOTBALL Thomas Leonard Iames Atty Dwane Gochnour Peter Kaplan I-Iildeberte Criste BASKETBALL Dominic Alfieri Daniel Shaffer Peter Kaplan Hildeberte Criste WRESTLING Robert Clark Ralph Mclntyre BASEBALL Dwane Gochnour ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Claude Larimer Eighty Seven VARSITY SCHEDULE YERS PLA E! 'Q EL' 'C E! fo PC I-4 u ra 1. T' T cv: oo CVD r-C QD FN 5 U 55: CD .-. U 'U JE I-1 53 I-1 CD 0 Ira III I-4 ID 'E rx wr QD 1-1 'O-0 8 UJ ax 'fa 213581 531: 5:33 P50 sign -G 2: EEUG mag 5:3-fi' 'CI E35. 5125: D1 .gf Mai: asm gQ5..z.! UM Efim .E --. , U 32513 a'E a 95525 E3 Q5 1: .ug -cgi 5 Qe':E.'?? ...nomo QUE eu lc -QE 332'-Ge gQn.U': 5 O rr LL- 19 13- way 'C U1 1-I Z3 .-Q rn P- 2 O z: .E 41 -1: ,if Q 15. fu c: o Di .ai u U rn E .- ui I fu ..: U In 2 U D4 15 -. fu I: o U r-I W 2-Coach RO 'E 4: E m n-I IN I D N Away Saxton-Liberty 22 29 Tu .Q -. N 5 'C U .cn o C! 4. lm w u 3 CL ET Om -I .2 CZ T1 3 o - 33 3' if .r: U ru o U vi .sc Q o -. U 'E' nv CL .Q N 'U .2 L7 s: J: o I- PN u N LD -J o o IL -15 -. N X : :I .I rn Nm TTT QWGI CVD'-lv-1 P-cu as U EI EI 3 o o 413322 0 U1 35 UT , 5-1 E Q 5 un .H .-Q CJ gym 5 c: uz'C,'.... Q, .. 4: U: org? 8 U5 ASME 2 U 35 :In .E-, U -C: -52 W2 E32 59 NI-If :ut .O U 15:20 as .. ESQ JI hdzo -3,3 U 5:5 .,, i 'U'E. 2:5 E2 38-5 ya 5 4. 5 Q .- .- -go: EE-4 5:5512 I m'-E ag .. ow as-in SDS: ua Q 2-TE H.- ESQ 553 ID Q E was Z2-v .2-g cu-5 av-Q,- GUE :I-Y-4. . fc-g rid -ri u..m :vu .lui 1115.2 A I o o D1 D1 November Swartzwelcler Bill Lawhead and APTAINS-lack CO-C 13-19 Home d Bedfor 2 I-O I sz: o E Lost-3 EDULE H SC VARSITY IUNIOR October an E! o III Nw I Q 'SX or BU 0? DISK!! U32 U '53 ,Q... U15-I g,..w SVS ODS '-'I Z I 2 U1 E S- Q- U1 Roaring 61 61 T 'U .22 r- r-4 .L V2 0 r-I v-1 I F-1 O B Eighty Nine SCHEDULE PLAYERS 0-6 Away I-4 as 'E 2 Q. an U2 EE 53 Q sig E53 C IU mag 32532 fu . S-S mg? 56: e 2 55? 3.5 325 .Em ,::x aww :gm C O -Q UE: 262 E: maid 3 L: E his UN 35.2 2.13 I- z O CZ L14 .4 Us l-4 5 ,Q Ill 74 U 5 F-1 0 LD 'Q C51 O +4 5 -aww E35 zoo: om, CZLDLY-I 555 3--v N2 rl!-4LfJ -4 mar USE mm ar-1 2 Egg Si! .E,,E'.. -I 5 ,gn Ev-c O: :Sig -.gan V- 3 H , we mm I ::.E :15 fc-U-..- 24ui:Vl-1.4 mga :sae Do Am H.--U- 5., .- wg, Sgxg GSS 99123 l CWI O D1 Lx I rx CD E O I -o H .9 -o GJ an bl 51? gm ur-I is 95 5 m0 Q JE U2 EQ :rn O U... . T1 U .. G: .-CU Wu. '53 2 gf? NN -U oo CZ. 5 d'U gg 32 M.. Coach Michae 3- W RO Bi O5 'xl-' P 1. cu O nl 1 2 5 a fn -v E o gg.: H ,- S m E : o 'U I. c O -6 :u as .: E nv ... ..r: L: fu :r ,- SN -cz -. m I Q I Q CD E5 0 U: iczmsburg Will Manager O7 .sc 1. .2 U X H nu U 6 2 'E U-4 rn ea cn 5 LY-4 .J Mellot ABSENT-Alber LD ,L 1-4 Awcry ford Bed 16 13--U Home Robertsdczle 23 Tied-2 Lost-1 Won-2 Uauitq Baakntball PLAYERS KNEELING-R. Diehl, E. Bocrc, P. Plnvrsn, T. Ferguson, K. Zinn STANDING-R. Rnrnry, T. Myers, L. Four, 1. Conner, Manager: Mr. Alferi, 1, Evans, Man Q T s y R F E g COrCAPTA1NS-Robert Fnnr, Pnrn Plnvrnn SCHEDULE December 4 Berlin Away 7 Claysburg Away 11 Smith Home 14 Saxton Away 18 Berlin Home 20 Smith Away Ianuary 4 Somerset Away 8 Cove Away 11 Hyndman Away 14 Stony Creek Home 18 Bediord Home Z2 Somerset Home 25 Chestnut Ridge Away 29 Claysburg Home 31 Stony Creek Away February 5 Cove Home 8 Hyndman Home 15 Bedford Away Z2 Chestnut Ridge Home 25 Saxton Home Won-8 Lost-12 Ninety v. umm, Asmxmwau PLAYERS KNEELING-R. Grubb, 1. Ritchey. C. Clark, T. Pmm, P. Crooks SFANDING-E. Rfmimy. Manager: R, Zimmerman, v. Felton. W. wakcnmii, E. C 1 M C ll dq M 5 SCHEDULE December 4 Berlin Away 7 Claysburg Away 11 Smith Home 14 Saxton Away 18 Berlin Home 20 Smith Away Ianuary 4 Somerset Away 8 Cove Away 11 Hyndman Away 14 Stony Creek Home 18 Bedford Home 22 Somerset Home 25 Chestnut Ridge Away 29 Claysburg Home 31 Stony Creek Away February 5 Cove Home 8 Hyndman Home 15 Bedford Away 22 Chestnut Ridge Home 25 Saxton Home Won-6 Lost-14 Ninety One .A . Baakntball PLAYERS FRONT ROW-Mr. Criste, I. Bollman, R. Morningstar, K. Pittman, G. McFarland, D. Hess, W C. B h R L d T W I M gt D g flt llfgywv 1:5 gfooonlfff gf Igghxcgn: 1.'c01i1uv1ri, R'. 10i11tQQn,' G.o?l112kif?i-id, i.L152u?1.e2f0f-,EQ11F Row 4-G. Hardy, M. Kembmfng, T. Teweu, G. May, R. B ussaf d, A. Defibaugh SCHEDULE December 10 Chestnut Ridge Home 19 Cove Away Ianucrry 8 Roaring Spring Home 9 Chestnut Ridge Away 16 Bedford Home 17 Hyndman Away 23 Chestnut Ridge Home 29 Bedford Away February 6 Hyndmcrn Home 12 Roaring Spring Away 13 Chestnut Ridge Away 18 Cove Home Won-8 Ninety Two Lost-4 PLAYERS gQ531z3bffC5Iff?a1tfBtawaifliliii QQ?ElifEffBa15QEZ',0E454329' M M5'f5'5 ESTZALER1N'?fPfLQ,Gc1?FJTmEZna'ia 155541.25 'mm' T' B SS Md' D' Rnchey SCHEDULE December 6 Iohnstown Away 34 13 Conemaugh Twp. Away 33 21 Hollidaysburg Away 32 Ianuary 4 Altoona Home 38-12 10 Bedford Home 30 17 Cresson Away 28-17 24 Chestnut Ridge Home 38-8 31 Altoona Away 42-8 February 1 Cove Home -7 7 Windber Home -8 14 Somerset Away -8 18 Cove Away -6 28 Chestnut Ridge Away --15 Won-9 Lost-4 Ninety Three 6'a4.e6all PLAYERS KNEELING-I. Conner, G. Bullman. Foor, Managers ROW 2-S. Clark. I. Berk, R. Pepple. T. Perrin, G. Browell, Rohinm-llc, Mr. Gochnour ROW 3-R. Diehl. M. Colledge, E. Boore, I. Burke, K. Pepple ROW 4-I. Anderson. T. Myen, V. Felton, R. Ash, R. Foot, T. Fcrguson PLAYERS VVHO GRADUATED IN MAY, 1956 R Clark, G, Foot, A. Mills, L. Morris, D. Pepple, R. Whissl, R. Wifi' April 13 16 18 19 26 27 30 May 4 11 15 1956 Smith Bedford Woodbury Replogle Smith Saxton-Liberty Chestnut-Ridge Bedford Saxton-Liberty Chestnut Ridge Won-6 SCHEDULE Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Ninety Four 7 18 11 2 7 2 5 2- 14 4 Lost-4 Knlwnahbn Jbne Ianet Boore was crowned both Football Queen and Wrestling Queen. In the upper picture she poses, second from the lett, with runners-up tor the 1956 Football Crown-Barbara Felton, Mary Iane Sands, Betty Whisel, and Carol Hoover. In the lower picture, the runners-up for the 1957 Wrestling Crown- Nancy Eshelman and Iucly Wellman-pose with her. Ninety Five X iv 4 'w GF?ADUATlNG f 5 W k -. ' K 3 . f' LET T E R M E N 'g'A Iuvqi , ' Q-:' 'M N I ---: 'M wa ig I . f Fifbmx SOUP -Q:' 4, Harry Ctmnk 52 'W , Bobby b,:. A 1 ': ., F ffwoodyxx 5 A S 1 'AI' q, : E: X xxx h h ,. .Q I V X x , H gm i ::: E NP i --'E E i,1AA. ,... : .,.. f X 5 Jdflk Lawhead 6 Q .I lf Jakexx ff J 1':' f' ,X S If f wer w, V3 ,...,.,. I: ' , t ., Hergsggvx ham t ,'j lfainn 1 Y' ilwf' X ,J Paul Piovssh fm I 5 K, it L Har ry Swarizwelfief Mabel ... , ......... . ...., ,,- ,, .. , ....g.- , ,,...-......,.. - . .......- Smoke I Qu coaxed i wm J Q Spider-V' , ..,.......... ............... ...... .-.A. .. . ., ----- GRADUATING LE TTE RMEN x -:wk 1 A 2 ,E L E Roger- Foow ',Cf'1EE':-tSV'xx A 6. z 49 ,'-V .1 , ' J? 6-M ff ,,,.....v-f Kennlh Pgppie Kenn xx fy, if if W L gm ?g 4 ?,5gP, 1.. Ni ,I ,W E V Q J 3 5, iv E' W IE Q 1 nDea.rD1 Dean Calhoun NX 'Wx Sfxwon Clark Si md' Jer-ry Comme? Bea- dots' Lkycl i.lOYnici':.y 0CGCHx naJcL Megaben fl C h oc kenv 2 sw A L. L. .. K1 5 ru O U '5 Z O 4: L 1. 'U L. ru 9 N 'U c., Q Q 0 'Z Q .1 5. ID 1 e. -5 O ,C P .-C To U .Z 'U 's .C O L Q. T .5 3 o 1 U 1 .L u .c I.. .E ..: u m w I.. v. w af Q P sv 'U C N P '7 .. IU P TE E rv 1. 2 Q. 1. E L. O -... m 0 nv u 5 A cn an X O KJ Ninety Nine 5 Band steps. out in parade formation . . Iuniors pose after last performance of 'Clementine' . , . Iunior High Band practices faithfully . . , Maiorettes step high . . Cheerleaders lead the Everett Locomotive . , . Warrior squaws in circle formation. . , The Five Fools entertain between acts . , , Modern dancers entertain teacher Institute at Teachers gn . .n The Warrior statt Wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Morse tor the part she has played in helping to create our yearbook. We Want to say thank you to Mr. Kennedy tor his help in directing the business statt and the typing statt through their duties. To Mr. Paisley, who suggested many constructive ideas to the artist statt, We wish to express our gratitude. Mr. Mack helped with the snapping ot pictures to till this yearbook. For this, We say thank you. To our many patrons and advertisers, who have made this edition pos- sible, We express our thanks. We Want to thank Cover Studio and Weigel CS Barber, Inc., tor their professional help. Especially do We Wish to thank Mr. Hank Ketcham tor his generosity in permitting Dennis to visit ESHS. One Hundred i Q, 4 fly f Z, P. f 6 xx f 'i' Z A 1 -N f 13 ii! gf.:-5 Q5 4, 7 L--I ,W ' XG X-' XX' 7-f',1' lu -A l - ' f 2 GQ' M M 9371 I N M3 v , may Q? S 4, A X A25 WS a Q -QQ E f 5o'j'i4'L 431 A iv!! f 4 Q . in W 'Sf '-,:: 3g.:Q:i:. .I v fi 515 32314 22 if 1' i5d 443124355 1 1 'fm 1' it 11' 11' Q ii QW 33 U3 fy 1, lof sm mf x .Q ,. as? Q Km. vm. Dr. Hnvx.xrsI vxnrvnluw tvclh uhilv Clvrk Ndmv Bowfrr hxxngx lhv rvcorni up-to-datv . . . School Nurw Nlrx. Howard krcpw alou- wacch umm :hc hcnlth and uclfarc nf Nmdcuu One Hundred Two ir' 5 : 3 W fx , Fi Q. ..-.HN I 5 'E NY. 'EF i' N me-.www E JDM I0 Flvldicdl fluff-HP Dr. McCahan administers physical examination to pupils regularly . . . Clerk Mrs. Hammer and the school nurse assist One Hundred Three itallq 9mponian.t School buses pull in at dismissal time CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED-Mrs. Zimmerman. Mrs. Felton, Mrs. Lundquest STANDING-Mrs. Feight, Mrs, Defihauglx. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Perrin One Hundred Four af the Umm CUSTODIAN STAFF ABOVE-Robert Wakefield, superintendent of maintenance, checks fire extinguisher with Paul Bloom BELOW-George Price, Grant Clark, and Paul Calhoun take time out from their usual nightly duties pose for the photographer One Hundred Five 31669 fi T fl it 32 K il 'E Q' LD I il I il K il in 'E ti 'Q I il ti tl I C2 K 'Q if it Q Q Harry E. Laher 8: Son R. 8cM. Esso Service 3 5 Center fc' 3 Distributors Phgng 9054 Q ATLANTIC REFINING Breezewood Pennsylvania 2 PRODUCTS C. F. Emling Co. 52 Q Phone 72-I Institutional Food Specialties Q . 2305 West Erie Street ' cb Everett Pennsylvania ' . l KD Chicago 12 Illinois 5 C I. . 0 f 'Y G1 Omp lments 0 Com liments ' 5 The Everett Theater P if 3 Theodore Grance, Owner of Q Main St. Everett, Pa. 3 Compliments of Drive-in Barber Shop ICE CREAM CO- Q South Street Extension Everett Pennsylvania Q5 Phone 1885 Y bs? ESQ Breezewood Motel S5 DIBERT MOBILE M mt Sf,:11'1.1',i.:'.:z'3r. '1a?.1x :is'6T 'i e S 9 HOTGQVFQEFVPEIIQZIEFRQI' IH-1-EvSu'3f'S55MS PRIVATE BATHS . K Mr. 8: Mrs. R. S. Williams, Owners . , PHONE 33 BREEZEWOOD, PA. Cf' Qj Everett Pennsylvania . ' :lj Bedford Pennsylvania Ch-a-In-ber!-al-nf Serv!-Ce Q Station Q la Phone Everett 293 - ED Mobile Products S, Phone 532-I Everett, Pa. K, il cj y , , BON-ETTE H1N1sH FEED STORE ' Compliments of Feed and Farm Supplies Eg Felton's Grocery Phone 299 ab? S9lf'S97'UiC9 Everett Pennsylvania Kb Breezewood Pennsylvania One Hundred Six QMCFE 32 K 52 in 42 Q' an L2 Q' C2 K' C2 Q' C2 CC 32 I 52 I C2 I C2 Q' 42 K' '2 K' L2 Cf 52 at EL Compliments of Compliments of sf, H. C. Sleighter 8: Sons Sifallb Bmfhefs 22 J Furniture - Floor Coverings Bedford Pennsylvania S Eleetrgclftl Apgaiiances Compliments of ., 3 G Q , C L A P P E R ' s it QD Everett Pennsylvania S Open Any Evening By Appointment Flower KD Bedford Pennsylvania S5 Best Wishes E Holland Compliments Q INSURANCE Of Q5 52 Everett Pennsylvania J P E N N A l R E SC' Compliments of M O T E L 5 . 0 K, G' C. Co Breezewood Pennsylvania 5 Everett Pennsylvania QQ . Q' I Congratulations to Class of '57 fb Compliments of Pennell's Jewelry 3 S Charles K. Barkman Sf0f9 K Bedford Pennsylvania ' G l I - Q enera nsurance Compliments of Ph 143 d 455 , , - 2 one an . K 8: M Village Dairy Q Everett Pennsylvania 120 S. Iuliana St. Bedford, Pa. - Sf 33, Compliments of 4 I 5 M I' o e's Garage SNYDER S il B OI' lin I' . GATEWAY INN ' Everett Pennsylvania Home Cooked Food - Amoco Gasoline .KJ 24 HOUR SERVICE 5 Implement Sales B Breezewood Pennsylvania S Breezewood Pennsylvania Q5 One Hundred Seven BEDFORD COUNTY Q46 Vi Q , Q C l S o1L COMPANY 'mf' lmem g 265 Distributors of of . TYDOL FLYING MAE , S GASOLINE L E U I N S 3 VEd2?d:2s0dSf,2df'1L SHOE STORE o Q KEROSENE Bedford Pennsylvania Q Phone 91 ' K7 Everett Pennsylvania zJViae:95Qh9VQ COMPLIMENTS OF Ritchey's Redwood BARTQNIS Motel Mr. 6. Mrs. Fred Ritchey do Daughter Breezewood Pennsylvania Q St l d I d t S gs Compliments of ye an n us ry e , Ph 230 - Q Bennett s Motor Court one . 2 il Bedford Turnpike Interchange Bedford Pennsylvania QQ 2 Koontz Equipment 55 Compliments of and Q International Harvester sb Farm Equipment 3 n Refrigerators K K, MUSIC HOUSE Repair Work On All Makes 52 5 Bedford 986-987s SC . 238 East Pitt Q S B2df0I'd P2I1IlSylV3I1ia Bedfqfd Pennsylvania Q5 F Q Q JEV1f,SE1I5gr0gKGSiFT BEDFORD Moron S S SHOP SALES S 3 62350 4506? SALES and SERVICE it F 0 R D 2 22,04 wot? Phone 286 lg Bedford N GE Pennsylvania Bedford Pennsylvania Q 9DigiQ34DQix!!5Q?Q5QQi.k:954DaJ3zJ'gDaJik5'iQ5:974:D.x:9i.k:954:DzJF5G One Hundred Eight Kb ' T S2 Herbert J. and Bedford Farm plrreau IQ 5 S. Howard Gump Co-op Association T Q Owned and Controlled By Those It Serves ' Everett 118 - PHONES -- Bedford 864 U 2 Bedford Pennsylvania 22 INSURANCE CO' Sollenberger Farm Ph 81 E ui ment ff 52, one IOHN IQIERI?-f NEW IDEA 5 Everett Pennsylvania W BS F' GOODRICH ERES P ' ater treet verett, a. D .ff Q Jack's Tire Service Compliments 2 GOODYEAR, U. s., AND Of 'Q Q RecaplEJif1:3E5:d! ljdliiiizing 5 Mo'rEL r Q COMPLIMENTS OF 462- U5 75 F11 F11 N ET! 2 O O U 3 G Everett Auto Sales 55 FORD AND MERCURY At the Turnpike Entrance S SALES AND SERVICE A A A 29 K, 900 North Spring St. Phone 310 2 C l. t I, Dicken's Grocery 5 Omp 'men S 0 Phone 215-W 3 S M E Fresh Meats and ioceries u K, - verett ennsy vama B , e es rn or rn oo s ul men C5 ThBt'Sp t'gGdEq'p t Make Our Store Your Store E Ejgflfflrg Rigid Ellis E. Sponsler Est. gf Q Phone 308 Everett, Pa. 9 . QQ Compliments of 5 Mcfarland pumimre Meet Your Friends At 0 C Everett ornPaIPZ1nsylvania L O W R Y I S 5 Shaut's Body Shop ICA SUPER MARKET S? Phone 444-I , Everett and Bedford 9 Everett Pennsylvania in C9D5Q35?53'y:DiiQfDQiQii5Q525E'gDQ59K5k55QiQ5C9 One Hundred Nine GJ b 5 3 W. A. MORRIS Q EVERETT PRESS 8: SON i n i Dealer in 5 Prznters and Publishers ig FARM IMPLEMENTS AND 5 Everett Pennsylvania SUPPLIES cb Everett Pennsylvania S C l' c E Omptgmen S Congratulations Class of '57 E S8zS Locker Plant SPONSLER'S Q Everett Pennsylvania 5 K2 Barkman Chevrolet Fred Sponsler, Proprietor 5 Co' Phone 223 Q CHEVROLET1 AND BUICK DEALER 5 Complete lxgagarghsrd-gait Service on Everett Pennsylvania K3 AAA--24 Hour Service PHONE 143 2 COMPLIMENTS or C5 C0'lg f1tlalf1ti0'lS Everett Hardware 8: Q , to t 'Q Furniture Compan 5 C lass of Ph Dealer in Westinghouse Appliance? 0112 67 Everett, Pa. 55 HOME AID BAKERY COMPLIMWENTS OF Phone 107 Crawtord's Hardware 3 lll East Main Street and Furniture 5 EV6I'2ft Pennsylvania TV - Furniture -f Electrical Appliances Hardware -- Quality Sporting Goods Everett - Pennsylvania as You Can Be Pretty As a Picture 2 You Select Yolll' Wardrobe at Compliments Q5 t of Q THE GLORIA SHOP EVERETT 5 A Com ' B plete Lzne of S3 Ready-To-W ear for All Q OCCGSWUS Flower for Every Occasion tb 19 North Spring Street PHONE 84 Everett Pennsylvania 99 Fi One Hundred Ten Q' ll K il K 32 lg 52 li 52 lb 'D K Ll Q3 3 3:93 Fi. Q af? Q x95 7? D :D:Q5 4D. C9 as - , y y Ki 2 S 'i0'i 'f 'g't of EVERETT CLEANERS 25 Eb Y Vla. S DIOCCIY 8: Q Free Delivery 3 phone 233 Everett, Pa, 4 Hour Cleaning Service j T- ' L gest d Most Modern K7 Wnghl Fashions af messing Plant in 5 Dlilgilgs SIg?Il3'l2LTYl.I1?IZElEIE Bedford County 3 S Come In - AIWHYS Welcome Coby Marshall, Proprietor K, Everett Pennsylvania J - M' . ' In Everett It's S EAST END Sf THE CHEERIO AND M A R K E T APPLE BLOSSOM K, Shop Western and Save s T 5 Catering to Dinners, Banquets Wegjern A1119 S and Pames Associate Store Q Everett Pennsylvania Everett Pennsylvania 2 Your F riends-F rom F to S 5 QFRESHMEN TO SENIORSJ E C 1 L F. k Brown's Jewelry Store 0 ar ' In Phone 228 Everett Pa. Q ' 0 Q5 lf K, Phone 236 SURF ROOM Ll 55 Everett Pennsylvania Q . Il J Everett Pennsylvania The Place to Eat-Where the Q Lions and Rotary Eat 5 TH -' - ' ' E Complete Line of Shoe Dressing Q Ray's Shoe Repair EARL-5'T0N 2 Everett Pennsylvania O O Z 'U IP' Z P4 Barndollar's Men's Shop . 4 , QP gg Nationally Advertised Brands Everett Pennsylvania JJ TOM R. BARNDOLLAR Q One Hundred Eleven GDQfGAQy?Q7f?QfG: IQ PATRON 'S LIST Dr. W. H. Black Dr. Ralph A. Howard Dr. Wesley F. McCahan Dr. Norvil T. Pointer Dr. D. R. Sipes William Snyder Joseph W. Stewart Andrew Conner Everett Hardwood Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL DuPONT PAINT AND HARDWARE LUMBER AND MILL WORK Satisfied Customers Our Success Phones: 208 - 209 Everett Pennsylvania Thrttt Co ot Bedford Co and Consumer Service Electric Co. D1SCQu11,l C0 of Everything for Your Electric Bedford CO. and Automatic Needs Personal and Property Losses Comer Main St. and Ridge Ave 45550 to 32000 Phone 68 W Mam St Everett, Pa. Boors TV and Dishong's Cycle ADMIRAL PHILCO 5110? Refrlgerators Stoves Television Washers Bicycles and Motorcycles Everett Everett Pennsylvania Pennsylvama One Hundred Twelve K C2 K' 52 S 52 SC '2 K L2 Q 2 5 K 52 I 52 K 2 2 52 Q' 2 52 I 8 25 S Compliments 545 Largest Sunoco of Q SERVICE Dm. in the Central 5 55 K I , t World Chemical e vlna or Q E RCA Television Corporaiion S 2 American Maid o+o S f 5 Kitchen Service +o+ J ff C cu 'E Q W P! 3 5 cm : 3 T 0 Q. -in O -Q Q. ffl 4 0 -1 0 1 -o- CD fn S 4 FF '-2 Z rv 2 I5 0 FF 2 w tl H 0 0 N 0 S O 8. N i ET! 4 N H rv 2 :F Pennsylvania 9030 Pennsylvania Wigfield's Shoe Store Compliments Weatherbird - Velvet Step - of Peters' Diamond Brand- VQ K, Quality Merchandise at THE REXALL STOREM 5 Satisfactory Prices 19 ff 'U 25 O 5 0 1-A n-A r- Vi. 124 Main Street E Everett Pennsylvania verett Pennsylvania .5 5 K7 . Q5 A sz P SUPER P5155 SSTFCOR S 3 MARKET P ATF S hone: 550 , E Where You Can Get the Most 9 West Main St. Everett, Pa. S 3 for Your Money Homes-Farms-Businesses Q' 3 Main Mistral t,'g,'Q:'::',: :.I2U:.,,z'.t..!,'f'i' 2 ' Everett Pennsylvania Assoclatuarzugfdseal Estate fa 99536635506566V:D.k5J5aDk:D34ik:934Dk9'fiQ55'DQFi.k:994Qk9f95Q.eViseJ9aEe':DGD One Hundred Thirteen EVERETT MOTOR FIRST NATIONAL COMPANY BANK Phone 33 Everett Pennsylvania Everett Pennsylvania Q+Q o+o WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR Wheel Balancing - Lubrication BANKING FACILITIES Brake and Motor Service Body and Fender Repairs 0,0 o+o Member of Federal Reserve Studebaker and Packard Cars System Our Photographs . . . are created by experienced craftsmen, made of the finest materials, and they are a faithful and enduring interpretation of your wedding. JAMES AND PAUL COVER COVER S'TUDIO 504 Main Street Phone 5-8442 Iohnstown, Pennsylvania 994629 One Hundred Fourteen T 52 if 22 T 55 C2 Q3 '2 K 42 K 32 K 32 I 2 K '2 I 32 I 2 K C2 Qi K2 Q' L2 Q 5'cik5 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q Q 2 Q 2 Q 2 Q QDVEQVYQVEQGQVQQQRJ KJ '12 K 52 Q' SD K2 Q7 32 Q' C2 I K2 Q' 42 Q' '52 K' L2 T 2 K' 2 32 I '22 K COMPLIMENTS OF CARO MCTCR SALES Chrysler Plymouih Mack Truck 0 Telephone '- 500 - 501 Corner of South and Spring Streets Everett Pe sylvania O HddF'f 2 2 2 2 2 Q 2 2 9 Q 2 2 Q 2 Q 22 2 Q 2 2 2 2 We 2 2 2 QDVQ Compliments Of Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio C Everett Pennsylvania WINECOFF 8: WINECOFF PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Everett Pennsylvania Extends Greetings to the Class of 1957 Congratulations Class of ,57 GEORGE H. LEHMAN CO. Everett Pennsylvania One Hundred S ' bfGNQycGNQn.?fQ:iF:'fbxGNQvcG:'fQ::?'fQyr6?'fQ:cG:'fbrf:'fQ:s62fS.GNQzGNQv1?'2QysG:GbfQ:cGz'fbcG:'fQ7I?QfIFbs6zfSf:'fQyc?Q7ct?RfQyc?'fQ7cGQJ FULTON RADIO SALES, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY BOTTLED GAS AND APPLIANCE DEALER O40 Phone 562 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments ENGINEERING of CORP. NEW ENTERPRISE STONE ac LIME co., INC. 'X' .,..I.... 611 West Market Street York Pennsylvania New Enterprise Pennsylvania OHddS VQRQVQGJ QQ eg? Vie? :QQ kfflyi Viefgb G65 QQ Q5 :b.sJ'fi eyi I I 2 I K, J I 3 I I R Q R E Q1 I SMI SAGE Ll in il K 32 T sa 'Q if E K' ii Q' il ii ii K 32 I 52 ii il Q' i ii SC I I cl in Q3 ' 32 S2 Annuals Club Pins KJ Diplomas Invitations ua ru 'JU S G ru U O Z ru Z ru N 3 Gas, Oil and Accessories S Q 24 Hour Se,-vice 927 Union Trust Bldg. . Atlantic 1-0384 2 Owned and Operated By Pittsburgh 19 Pennsylvania 5 W. V. College and R. L. Wilt GQFDQVQXJ 0,0 O+O Q Turnpike Interchange and U. S. 30 Sb and Pennsylvania 126 Caps and Gowns Band Uniforms S Breezewood Pennsylvania Choir Robes Flags 9024 NQWD lg Q' Q W. HARLEY comer B... Wishes E ig MILLER, INC- Restaurant to the 2 Class of '57 GQGNSFQM General 0000 FOOD Contractors at FA VORA BLE Q Designing PRICES DRESS '52 sb Engineering Construction ADA PEPPLE ADALINE SMITH Phone East Mdifl Sffeef Q Everett Everett J Martinsburg, W. Va. Pennsylvania Pennsylvama Q One Hundred Eighteen B U Q S . U Q .1 B n gnefgfaefaxeyfaeyaWQffwyffojfxeyfaemfaeyagojakeffeeygomezfaeyomeaag 9 ED PENN MANOR MOTEL Q5 'Q R. D. 2 Bedford Pennsylvania f C12 S Comiylirllzents 0 t e ' GULF STORE S SAXTON SERVICE Se fi g S A COMPLETE LINE CQ, or oun DAIRY gf Complete Line PRODUCTS Manufacturer of of Also SEVEN-UP Gulf Products PEPSI-COLA HOMEMADE Pies nd DADS Phone 9659 HOMEMEIADE souPs Q SNOW WHITE Eye'-eff K' BEVERAGES Pennsylvania P Eugen , enns vomcu T T, D Carl T. Whetstone C0 'Pl e tS Donn C. Whetstone S f . 0 INSURANCE 32 Years Service D R U G S 0 R E 213 East Main Street S Everett Pennsylvania gp Q GJQ71 O H d dNine :JV:DxfDViQ595QQ5k9'FiafD3QC9
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
