Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

Olma Vyiai Ji 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 for Alma Mater, Everett High. J'OMwoAd The Class of 1958 is proud to present this twenty-second volume of the Warrior. Leafing through the pages of this annual, you will become acquainted with our theme MUSIC. As you follow the instruments, you will come to know our friends: the faculty members, who helped us in our scholastic achievements; the underclassmen, who proved to be lots of fun; and those who provided enjoyment for our free hours. We hope that in this book we have combined and secured many lasting memories for you and that you read it with enjoyment. JoAnn Smyers, Editor (D dicajtlon D. Raymond Mack We, the Class ot 1958, dedicate this volume ol the Warrior to D. Raymond Mack. Mr. Mack has been high school principal since 1944. His encouragement, understanding, and wisdom have helped us successfully through many problems. Because he was always ready and willing to give us help and advice, we, the Class ol 1958, think he is worthy ol this dedication. Oak (DikcdjDh Miller C. Hood Supervising Principal D. Raymond Mack High School Principal J'hbmdlij (pQJlAJUUCLbJLDn ELIZA S. HOWARD. R. N. School Nurse JOSEPH H. BADACZEWSKI Pennsylvania History, Civics DOMINIC ALFIERI Physical Education, Health MARY BARNDOLLAR English JAMES C. ATTY Guidance MARGARET BECHTEL World History r m Joach 71 hi Joniqhl CURTIS BROWELL Special Education ELIZABETH A. CROISSANT Home Economics PAUL W. CLARK Vocational Agriculture MICHAEL CIAVARELLA English JOHN BRODISH General Science NANCY ANN BOLLINGER Business Education JESSIE M. DIEHL Mathematics MERLIN EPPLEY Music FRANCES CULLEN English RONALD DILLING Music JOSEPHINE M. DAVIS Mathematics lOPuf. (Don't Jhsiij cUnd hAianjd? RAY FISHER PAUL FISHER Science English, History LAWRENCE GALLAHER Mathematics NANCY J. GRIMM DWANE GOCHNOUR Physical Education, Health Physical Education, Health PETER KAPLAN CLAUDE LARIMER American History Problems ol Democracy English American History JOHN KOONTZ ELVIN HIMES CHARLES KENNEDY Mathematics Biology Business Education ctyounq ai dioaht ralph McIntyre History RALPH C. ORNDOFF Vocational Agriculture CAROL A. MOUNTAIN Librarian JOHN W. McKAY Geography THELMA E. MORSE English, Latin, Journalism RICHARD RANSHAW Industrial Arts WILLIAM B. PAISLEY Art EVELYN S. RITCHEY Home Economics WYNNEDITH RITCHEY BEVERLY SHACIKOSKI Junior Business Training, English Physical Education, Health (Don't Qhuud MICHAEL YACKO DANIEL SHAFFER Industrial Arts Driver Education ARTHUR C. SMITH Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics FRED A. SNYDER Music T. G. WILL English, History ROBERT DINTERMAN Mathematics WANDA BERINGER World History GORDON PUTT Industrial Arts KIM ROBERTS Music (Bskojulaa o you SCHOOL DIRECTORS ROW 1—Marvin Roberts. Arno Goldizen, Kenneth Hartsock, Chester Borror. George W. Derrick. R. Ned Hoover. Paul C. England, Duane Foor, G. William Mountain ROW 2—Galen Detwiler, J. Paul Stein. Fred Sponsler, Gerald Clark. Derril Wilt, Frank G. Calhoun, Paul Wilt, Harry Swartzwelder, Loren Woy ROW 3—Ira Imes. Chalmer Barkman, Bobby Morral, Junior Zinn, Mearl Jay, James Ray, Howard Elbin, Jacob Mills ABSENT—Jesse Fluke, Anthony McElfish, Frederick Stabnau, Donald Miller OFFICERS President C. GALEN DETWILER Secretary Vice President ................ PAUL C. ENGLAND Treasurer EVELYN S. CORNELL G. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Wakefoose, Mrs. Mills, Miss Hadesty ClaAA o$ 195S OFFICERS KENNETH ZINN ................................................. President WILLIAM WAKEFIELD Vice President IOANN SMYERS ..................................................Treasurer CAROL FELTON ................................................. Secretary Class Motto—On the violin of life, we play the chords of success. Class Colors—Pink and Gray Class Flower—Pink Carnation Fourteen (2 (Jsihjj Sp cicrf QaJj GUY A. AKERS Buckshot August 9 Our babe in arms . . . Akers, get your gun . a man outstanding in his field . . . English lover (?) FHA 9, 10. 11. 12 WILLIAM RITNER AVEY Bill May 15 Someone's favorite . . . found in the shop . . . hefty guard . . . me and my Plymouth Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12 RAYMOND BARTHOLOW Raymic July 27 Side-burns . . . motorcycling guitarist . . . young Lochinvar from Southampton Township ... a gallant Robin Hood BONNIE LEE BECKER Becker October 18 Elvis-Elvis-Elvis . . . bookkeeping whiz . . . flying Ford . . . one of the gang Warrior Staff 12; Usher 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11 ERED J. BARKMAN Fred January 23 Mighty hunter . . . Warrior artist . . . handy man . . . I'll bet you will Warrior Staff 12; Art Club 12 JOSEPH W. BARKMAN J°c May 18 Rather short and stocky ■ ■ . friendly . . . ambitious ■ ■ . mechanically minded Warrior Staff 12 GENE CUNARD BLOOM Gene September 29 Artist unlimited . . . sharpshooter . . . reserved . . . embryo professor Warrior Staff 12; Student Council 12; Camera Club 10; Artists Unlimited 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 BONNIE SUE BOOR Bon October 18 One of the gang . . . leads cheers . . . another Bedford fan . . . black-haired beauty Parrot Staff 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; Cheerleader 12; Librarian 11 Fifteen QAn'i Qt Jtind o$ Jim? EUGENE BOORE Gene November 28 A Warrior fleet of foot . . . three term president . . . popular hero . . . blushes easily Football 8. 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 10, 11; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12; Student Council 12 GEORGE W. BOLLMAN, JR. Squire August 17 Black and yellow chariot ... a willing friend ... a soda jerk . . . persevering FFA 10, 11. 12, Hi-Y 9; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12; Class Play 12 CAROL ANN BOTTOMLEY Carol June 2 One of the gang . . . pretty brown eyes . . . shy . . . future home maker FHA 10. 11. 12 JAMES BRALLIER Jim October 17 Future Diesel engineer . . . hunter and trapper . . . opposed to school . . . likes bright red shirts JACK BRANTNER Jack September 28 Sleep, sleep, sleep, how love to sleep ... a lot of man ... a guy . . . anything but school FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 GRACE BROWN Brownie April 30 Curls we envy . . . constant student . . . comrade in arms . . . thinks for herself Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Director 11; Band 12; Chorus 9, 10, 12; FTA 10, 11. 12; Dramatics Club 10; Gym Exhibition 10, County Chorus 12; Usher 12; Class Play 12; Quill and Scroll 12 PATRICIA LOU BROWN Patty July 24 Peppy cheerleader . . . versatile writer . . . vivacious . . . loves that Southern hospitality Student Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; FTA 12; Dramatics Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 12, National Honor Society 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; Chorus 8. 9, 10. 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 10, 11; Class Play 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 PATRICIA LOU BULGER Pat June 14 Unavailable . . . better late than never . . . one of the gang . . . giggles FHA 12 Sixteen SiUinq on Jop a th UJohLd. CARL EUGENE CALHOUN Boozie January 28 Character actor . . . high test tor less . . . dark complexion . . . managerial tendency Student Council 11; Class Play 11; FFA 9. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Minstrel 12; Wrestling Manager 10, 11. 12 SHIRLEY ANN CLABAUGH Red July 10 Titian-haired mite ... future secretary . . . easy going . . . demure Dramatics Club 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10. 12; Library Club 11. 12; FT A 12; Librarian 11, 12 DERYL RAY CLARK Scotty September 9 Sandy-haired, freckle face . . . energetic . . . dependable . . . congenial Camera Club 12; Audio Visual Club 11 RALPH C. CLARK, JR. Ralph September 16 Apple-cheeked shorty . . . young agriculturist . . . likes to hunt . . . individualistic FFA 9, 10, 11. 12 WINIFRED MAUREEN CLARK Winnie October 14 Gabby . . . the men in her life . . . Mamas car . . . record hopper Dramatic Club 11; FTA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12 LADONNA LOU CLINGERMAN Lou July 2 Home Ec girl . . . love that bookkeeping . . . Clearville commuter . . . homework hater FHA 10. 11, 12; FTA 12; Warrior Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. 11, 12 LYNFORD DWAYNE CLARK Lynn April 3 Night owl . . . ladies' man . . . tease, tease, tease . . . hotrodder Audio-Visual Club 11; Camera Club 12; Class Play 11 PATRICIA DIANN COLLEGE Diann February 13 Diamonds are a girl's best friend ... an avid skater . . . chemistry, cats and cops ... I've got a joke Class Play 11; FTA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12 Seventeen Jis fi 9i $cuf J GLORIA ANN CONNER Conner November 13 Let's go to Bedford . . . snappy dresser . . . has anybody seen my books? . . . bottled blonde Dramatics Club 7. 11, 12; FTA 12; FBLA 12; Band 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 NANCY LOUISE CRAWFORD Nancy January 5 Avoids the limelight . . . future teacher s. . conservative . . . books for lunch Class President 7; Student Council 7; Library Club 10; FTA 12; Parrot Staff 12; National Junior Honor Society 9 ERIC LEE CUNARD Cunard April 14 A pitcher painter . . .future architect . . . lean and lanky . . . unavailable SHIRLEY ANN DEFIBAUGH Shir|cy June 28 Quiet dignity . . . future telephone operator . . . pop. ular singer . . . studious FHA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Dramatics Club 12; Camera Club 12 OLIVE FLORENCE DEREMER Olive April 22 Quiet, deep voice . . . natural curly brown hail . . . agile roller skater . . . allergic to homework RICHARD ALLEN DIEHL Dick June 27 Curly black hair . . . full of rocking, rolling fun .. . another mighty hunter . . . a way with the women. Football 11; Warrior Staff 12 BARBARA ANN EIBEN Shorty September 23 Small but mighty . . . Jill of all trades . . . always busy . . . loquacious Warrior Staff 12; Dramatics Club 12 GARY LEE ENGLAND Gus August 12 Borneo . . . best dressed man ... his coach's neighbor . . . our boy flattop Warrior Staff 12; Football Manager 9; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Varsity Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8, 9. 10, 11, 12 Eighteen Jhal’A J'Oh TYh ELMIRA VIRGINIA ESHELMAN Mira January 11 One of the gang . . . raven tresses . . . loquacious . . not inclined to worry. FHA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11. 12; Usher 12 WALTER LLOYD FEIGHT, JR. Eido July 1 Our Louie Armstrong . . . teacher's pest . . . girl trouble . . . hotrodder Camera Club 12; Band 6, 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10; Wrestling 12 SYLVIA ELIZABETH FEIGHT Sylv January 25 One of the gang . . . infectious giggle . . . black, black hair . . . we're late FHA 10. 11. 12 V BARBARA JEAN FELTON Barb June 12 Easy on the eyes . . . meticulous . . . inveterate gum chewer . . . quiet thinker Class Officer 10; Student Council 11; Warrior Staff 12; FT A 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Usher 12; Gym Exhibition 10, 11 . • • CAROL LEE FELTON Carol July 8 Quiet type ... of the intelligentsia . . . trustworthy . . . sincere Class Officer 12; Student Council 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; FTA 11. 12; Usher 12; Gym Exhibition 10 CHARLOTTE ANN FLUKE Flukie February 15 Accomplished accompanist and fluent flutist ... a finger in every pie . . . honor roll habitue . . . determined Student Council 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; Camera Club 10; FTA 9, 10. 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Class Play 11, 12; Chorus 12; Chorus Accompanist 11, 12; County Chorus 12; District Chorus 12; Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11; District Band 11; Quill and Scroll 12 GERALD FLUKE Gerald January 13 Super-craftsman in wood . . . twinkling brown eyes . . . obliging . . . allergic to studies Camera Club 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Chorus 9. 10 ALLEN LEE FOOR Pec Wee May 28 A Don Juan . . . hometown hero . . ■ everybody's friend . . . mighty defender Warrior Staff 12; Audio-Visual Club 11; Camera Club 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11. 12 Nineteen cljou U)iU rYl v h (j)alk (Mom LOIS DARLENE POOR Peach July 21 Talkative . . . infectious giggle . . . always on the go . . . reads mysteries Dramatic Club 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Chorus 10. 12 GLORIA JEAN POOR Cork September 16 High stepping majorette . . . let's go, Bertha . . . secretarial material . . . diminutive in stature Dramatics 9, 10; FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12 ALLEN JAMES FOOR Jim August 14 Saxton fan . . .Air Force bound . . . Batter up . . . quiot type-ist Camera Club 12; Audio Visual Club 11; Varsity Club 12 LAWRENCE HALL POOR Larry February 3 Life of any party . . . clothes conscious . . . drummer boy . . . grounded hotrod Student Council 11; Warrior Staff 12. Class Play 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Band 7. 8. 9. 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10; Varsity Minstrel 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 9 NANCY LOUISE FOOR Toot March 22 Witty . . . likes to drive . . . flirtatious . . . Arthur Murray's favorite gal Dramatics Club 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 PATRICIA ANN FOOR Pat September 7 Business brain . . . accordionist . . . avid reader . . . everyone's secretary Student Council 11, 12; Audio Visual Club 11; Camera Club 11; Dramatics Club 9, 12; FBLA 12. FTA 10, 11, 12; Library Club 12; Usher 12; Warrior Staff 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; District Chorus 12; Quill and Scroll 12 ROBERT VICTOR FOOR Red January 1 Carrot top . . . love those girls . . . future flyboy . . . sleepy Audio-Visual Club 11; Camera Club 12 SONYA LEE FOOR Sonya March 22 Artist . . . hi-fi fan . . . equestrienne . . . flair for fashion Artists Unlimited 12; Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11; FTA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Usher 12 Twenty J' wm JhiA Tyiomsmi On WILMA GRACE FOOR Wilmy September 4 Engaged . . . lily-white complexion . . . statuesque . . . sits and sews Camera Club 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12 JACKLYN HARPER Jackie August 28 Chatterbox . . . blonde curls . . . artist . . . wants to be a medical secretary Chorus 9, 10, 11 SYLVIA JEAN GORDON Sylvia July 17 Lost in her own thoughts . . . collects records . . . handwork is her hobby . . . a future housewife Camera Club 11, 12 LINA ELOISE HENDRICKSON Eloise August 11 Wavy brown hair . . . piano-playing artist . . . thoughts all her own . . . likes to chat with her neighbors Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11 DENNIS BLAIR GRACE Whysong November 15 New with us . . . earnest student . . . ready smile . . . quiet and friendly Camera Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Chorus 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12 JOHN HOOVER Cat January 5 Good things come in small packages . . . moves at his own speed . . . raises pigs . . . future space pilot FFA 10. 11. 12 MICHAEL RAY HANKS Mike June 13 Procrastinator . . . rosy-cheeked and black-haired . . . tinkers with his Ford . . . teller of tales MARY ELLEN HOOVER Mary October 9 Keeps at her work . . . likes to cook and sew . . . not so tall . . . friendly Library Club 11. 12; Camera Club 11. 12 Twenty One (2$tSLk School DELORES FAY LOBB Delores January 9 Giggles . . . boyish bob . . . always talking . . . left us for industry ROBERT K. LOCKE Bob November 24 Ghost rider . . . often seen, always heard . . . fair-cheeked . . . argumentative Hi-Y 11, 12; Science Club 12; Camera Club 10; Artists Unlimited 12 IVA DEANNE MALLOW Iva July 29 Quietly efficient . . . church goer . . . friendly . . . shy smile GALEN MAY Alf April 10 Always late . . . food, food everywhere ... a one-gal guy . . . Ag boy FFA 10, 11. 12; Warrior Staff 12; Wrestling 12 CHARLES HARRY McCORMICK Pierre March 14 Dangerous Dan . . . crazy chemist . . . motorcycle boots . . . blond Viking Band 7, 8, 9; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Audio Visual Club 11; Camera Club 9 joanne McDaniel Joanne February 27 Changed her name to Howsare . . . leader of cheers for 5 years ... a saver of pennies . . . hot dogs, ughl DONALD A. MEARKLE Bart March 8 Silent service . . . boots and saddles . . . sports minded . . . if's a Pontiac. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Wrest-ling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Minstrel 10, 11. 12 LANTZ KEPNER MEARKLE Lantz April 30 Lord, master, and an A in physics . . . music, music, music . . . Warrior artist ... a married man FTA 12; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Art Club 11; Senior Science Club 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Band 11; Class Play 12 Twenty Two Mappy Jalk MARY LOUISE MEDLIN Louise February 20 Avid reader . . . hostess with the mostest . . . me and my math! . . . my beautiful class ring Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Science Club 12; Library Club 12 CHARLES MILLER Chuck July 26 Anything but school . . . curly red head . . . future trucker . . . will I ever get out? FFA 9. 10. 11. 12 JOYCE ANN MILLS Joyce Ann August 24 Future teacher . . . the quiet type . . . regular reader .. . ivory tickler and roller skater FHA 9; FTA 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10. 12 NANCY JANE MILLS Millsy August 24 A commercial whiz . . . screen fiend . . . the four of us . . . Ethelyns Chevie Class Officer 9; Student Council 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. 11. 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Usher 12; County Chorus 12 HARRY MILLER Wildcat June 5 My '56 Buick . . . good time Joe . . . future Olympic skating champion . . . not fond of books Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 7. 8. 9 HELEN JOANN MORRAL Helen March 8 Fashion follower . . . librarian . . . my collie pup . . . Air Force, here I come FHA 9, 10; Library Club 12; FBLA 12 MARY JOANN MILLS Jo June 12 Madam President, FHA . . . love that POD... bookwork, library style . . . receptionist FHA 9, 10, 11. 12; FBLA 12; Library Club 12 FAE MOWRY Fuzz-Buzz April 12 One of the twins . . . me and my cat . . . weaver . . . art lover FHA 9. Girls' Chorus 9, 10. 11 Twenty Three UJalk Hand in Hand RAE MOWRY Shorty April 12 Short in stature . . . the other twin . . . seamstress ■ ■ future nurse's aide FHA 9; Girls' Chorus 9, 10 EDNA MAE MOYER Edna January 5 Spun gold curls ... a pen pal . . . seldom heard . . . luture nurse Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Senior Science Club 12 EARL HARRY MYLES, JR. Pinhead June 24 Manners galore . . . motion picture ian . . . pro-jectionist-to-be . . . easy to get along with Audio-Visual Club 11. 12; Parrot Staff ll LORETTA O’NEAL Loretta September 27 Songstress . . . dances a-id skates . . . down with T. V. commercials . . . gym enthusiast FHA 9, 10, 11; Senior Dramatics Club 12; Camera Club 12; Chorus 9 SHIRLEY ANN PERRIN Andy January 12 Charleston tan . . . another skater . . . me study? ... a party doll Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12 CAROL ANN POINTER Carol December 31 Sure to succeed . . . baby blue Ford . . . honor student . . . future Florence Nightingale Dramatics Club 9; FTA 9, 10, 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Science Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11; Student Council 9. 10, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 NORMA NORTHCRAFT Canonball September 2 Let's go skating ... reserved for Boyd . . . future homemaker ... a reader Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12 DEANNA GWENDOLYN PUTT Deanna September 6 Robert, Robert, Robert . . . housewife-to-be . . . hamburger. anyone? . . . another fine? FHA 9, 10; Chorus 9 Twenty Four (Bsnjond Jth (Blua (Ho iiyon WAYNE REDINGER Wayne December 26 Future farmer . . . me and my rifle . . . the opposite sex . . . yawn! FFA 10. 11. 12 i DONALD L. RILEY Hunk December 17 O captain, my captain . . . Mr. Five by Five . . . National Guardsman . . . line up, boys Wrestling Manager 9; Basketball Manager 10 l ERIC RITCHEY Itch October 16 In everybody's hair . . . curly carrot top ... a typical tease . . . favorite possession — me Varsity Club 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Chorus 7, 8, 9. 10; Glee Club 9, 10; Basketball Manager 10, 11; Football Manager 11, 12 ROBERT RITCHEY Bob October 26 Hot rod . . . my battery's dead ... a mechanic . . . high scorer Varsity Club 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 11; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Varsity Minstrel 11, 12 SHAFFER Lin August 21 Jenny Lind 11 .. . riot in 206 ... a skater . . . secretary bait Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; FTA 12, Band 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; County Chorus 11, 12; County Band 11; District Band 11; District Chorus 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Twirling Club 10 JAMES SHAW Jim September I Old faithful . . . lady's man ... my '55 Chevie . . . dairy farmer-to-be FFA 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 10 GUY MERLE SMITH Smitty Ocober 7 Full of fun and freckles . . baby beef sitter . . . aquatic performer . . . mighty hunter FFA 9. 10, 11. 12 DOLORES MARIE SMITH Willie October S Likes Home Ec . . . collects pictures . . . future waitress . . . short and slim Tri-Hi-Y 9; Dramatics Club 12 Twenty Five J'cudnailvn MILDRED SMITH Mid June 9 Wittiest . . . everybody's buddy . . . n-ice skater . . . TV tan FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Twirling Club 10 JO ANN SMYERS Jo May 20 Intelligence plus . . . keeper of the purse . . . Warrior and Parrot editor . . . neat dresser Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Council 7. 8; Usher 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9. 10. 11; Class Officer 12; Quill and Scroll 12 MARVIN SNYDER Marvin January 5 Interests other than school . . . handsome, blue-eyed, and blond . . . attractive to and attracted by the opposite sex . . . full of mischievous pranks MARY VIRGINIA SPAMER Mary September 23 Soultul brown eyes . . . one guy's gal ... no homework, please . . . future secretary Librarian 12; Library Club 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10 THOMAS NORMAN SMYERS Tom March 14 Tall in the saddle . . . cagey eager . . . black onyx curls . . . teaser Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Minstrel 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; Audio- Visual Club 11 JOHN WILLIAM SNYDER Honest John February 26 A ready excuse ... a typical outdoorsman . . . great eater and sleeper . . . sincere and sturdy FFA 9, 10. 11. 12 WILLIAM KENNETH STEACH Bill February 22 Mischievous flattop . . . prone to loaf . . . likes swimming and girls ... a hot-rodder FFA 11. 12 SHARON KAY STEED Stccdy December 26 Busy as a bee . . . neat and sweet . . . likes Bedford . . . ambitious and industrious Class Officer 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12, Class Play 11; Dramatics Club 10; FTA 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; Usher 12; Gym Exhibition 11; Quill and Scroll 12 Twenty Six So JaA WILLIAM LAMONT STUNKARD Monte December 9 Would be a millionaire . . . gridiron hero . . . lives in a world of his own . . . likes to roam with his dog Buster Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 7, 8, 9. 10 WILDA DARLENE VONSTEIN Wilda January 15 Studious . . . amiable . . . left us early . . . changed her name Library Club 11. 12; Science Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12. FTA 10 GARY RUDOLPH TEWELL Tewell November 22 Hard to waken ... at home in the outdoors . . . opposed to books ... arrowhead collector PATRICIA GAIL TURGEON Andy March 22 Petite and neat . . . high-stepping, fast twirling head majorette . . .future airline hostess . . . likes to dance Class Officer 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11; FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. 11; Twirling Club 10; Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Class Play 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 LEILA VAN PELT Lee November 11 Short in size, tall in mind . . . resourceful ... a gold mine as someone's secretary . . . outdoor girl Warrior Staff 12; FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Usher 12; Quill and Scroll 12 WILLIAM C WAKEFIELD Bill July 26 A wily numismatist . . . lofty thinker . . . energetic and persevering . . . will reach the top Class Officer 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12: National Honor Society 11. 12; Class Play 11. 12: Dramatics Club 10; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Science Club 11. 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Minstrel Show 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Football 9 Quill and Scroll 12 MARY MARGARET WEIST Shorty August 15 Record collector . . . future secretary . likes to read and swim . . . allergic to Mondays Warrior Staff 12 Camera Club 10. 11. FBLA 12. Library Club 11. 12 BARBARA JOANNE WIGFIKID Jo August 27 Industrious wants to be a nurse modest writes to pen pah Parrot Staff 12 Ubrary Club 11. 12 Svrienoe Cub 12 Tri Hi Y 10, U, 12 Tw'ivb ina Club 10 Library bide 11. 12 U h r 12 Twenty Seven U)1w'a SoAAy 7U)w! VADA WIGFIELD Vada January 23 Specs . . . radio bug . . . stamp collector . . . bookkeeping brain Usher 12 ROBERT EUGENE ZIMMERMAN Zcb September 16 Join the Navy and see the world ...collector of money—coins! . . . fishing, anyone? . . .Ag boy FFA 11, 12 SIMON HOLLY WILLIAMS, JR. Holly February 19 Man with the big horn . . . airborne ... a popular mechanic . . . fond of underclass-women Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Glee Club 9. 10 BRUCE HARRINGTON ZIMMERMAN, JR. Junior February 15 Cars, cars, cars . . . math whiz . . . please, no homework ... a civil engineer some day Science Club 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 10; Band 9, 10. 11, 12 ALAN KENT FOOR Ake May 1 Gone for a semester — VFMA ... a smooth sax . . . top tenor . . . over the river Chorus 11, 12; Band 7. 8, 9. 10. 11; Hi-Y 9. 10, 11; Class Play 11 SANTINA ZIMMERMAN Sandy November 1 Dark eyes . . . me and my pop's car . . . what? homework? ... a roller skater Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12. Dramatics Club 10, 11 KENNETH W. ZINN Kenny February 23 Mister President ... a million friends ... my football and my car . . . success bound Class Officer 11. 12; Student Council 11; Warrior Staff 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12. Football 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. Basketball 7. 9, 10. 11; Varsity Minstrel Show 10. 11, 12; Class Play 12 Twenty Eight TYlonumtA to fhmuimbsJi t In the fall of 1954, we were destined to be the last freshman class in the old high school. Even though everything seemed new and strange to us, we soon became acquainted with the school and its superiors. As we woke to our sophomore year, we made a grand entrance into the new Everett Southern High School by taking a bigger and better part in the school's various activities. Some of us joined clubs, while others participated in sports or in the band and the chorus. We began thinking about our finances by selling sweatshirts and sponsoring a skating party. When we became juniors, we accepted more and more responsibility in our class, in the classroom, and in extracurricular activities. We began thinking seriously about our trip to Washington as we held our class play Clementine, which was a grand financial success. During the evening of the Junior-Senior Prom, the theme of which was Starlight, we realized that this was the last gathering with the seniors and that at the end of the evening we would become the next leaders of our school. Finally, we became seniors and our goal was almost completed— almost. There was still much to be done. Along with various other things seniors must do, we had our pictures taken; ordered our announcements and name cards; chose our class motto, flower, and colors; and were measured for caps and gowns. On some of these, along with our successful magazine campaign, we received discounts and profits which went into our treasury. Although we had our hands full doing all these things, we still found time to present our senior class play, The Campbells Are Coming. As the day of Baccalaureate and Commencement draws near, we as seniors, with the education we received at ESHS, hope to aid our community and nation in some way. We thank the teachers and underclassmen for the inspiration that has led us toward our goal—graduation from our Alma Mater. BILL WAKEFIELD, Co-Editor Twenty Nine QLoaa 0$ 1959 OFFICERS RICHARD KLAHRE ............................................... Vice President ROBENA CRAWFORD ................................................... Treasurer RUIE ANN RICE .................................................. Secretary TOM FERGUSON ...................................................... President SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY This is history—the history of the Class ol '59. It begins in ancient times—'way back in September '55 when we entered high school. It takes a great imagination to remember the shy, bewildered freshmen that we were. We had the honor of being the first freshman class in the new high school. Then came the second era in our development. We were sophomores and were all busily involved in the task of earning money for our class by selling candy and scarves. We selected the subjects and activities that would prepare us for our future life. We have now evolved from the past and have become juniors. This has been the busiest year in all our history. To earn money, we sold candy, held a skating party, and produced the play, That Brewster Boy. We ordered our class rings and held the annual Junior-Senior prom. Our classes were much harder; and oh, how we studied! The saga of the future can not be written. Who can tell what it will hold for us? We can only hope for success and happiness as we strive toward our goals. SUSANN LEHMAN, Class ol 1959 Thirty Two JksihQA a 'fyh cd (Day fominq ROW ROW ROW 1 —Mrs. Grimm. S. 2— L. Smith. D. 3— J. Smyers. R- HOMEROOM 102 Smith. M. Veach. C. Wilt. H. Wrist. L. Weicht. I. Snyder. P. Treece. Williams. D. Williams. B. Stiffler. M. Zivicllo. N. Suter Swartrwelder. R. Verbal. R. Zimmerman. R. Weist. K. Steinberger. R. Mr. Shaffer Thompson ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW HOMEROOM 216 -R. Crawford. D. Diehl. H. Bennett. C. Defibaugh C. Clark F Barkman H Diehl Miss Cullen -S Dibert. G. Calhoun. H. Barkman. V. College. C. Clark. G. Chamberla.n. ] Beegle. C. Calhoun -D. Bussard. W. College P. Crooks. C. Barkman. G. Casteel. P Detwiler 1. Barnes -L. Crawford R. Calhoun. R. Diehl. C. Clark. G. Browell. G. Clark. D. Dibert. J. Beck _T. Bussard. I Anderson. L. Clark. G. Bussard. G. Calhoun. W. Barnes. M. College Until HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1 — ). Schetrompf. B. Ramsey. C. McFarland. B. Mills. E. Shoemaker. D. Morse. C. Ritchey. R. Smith. Mrs. Diehl ROW 2—G. Means. S. Ritchey. D. Smith. H. Schetrompf. S. Ritchey. R. Rice. D. Shaw ROW 3—M. Sands. M Mean D. Ramsey. D. Ramsey. J. Ritchey. M. Price. L. Painter. L. Pcet. M. Rohm ROW 4 —T. Perrin. R. Pepple. I. Sheppard. J. Price. R. Morse. D. Ritchey. D. Leader ROW 5—C. Price. W. Price. T. Myers. W. Rice. E. Price, A. Pittman ABSENT—E. Reyan. L. Mearkle HOMEROOM 207 ROW 1—C. Hoover. J. I.atta. T. Lane. R. Foor. Z. Kinser. Mrs. Bechtel ROW 2—J. Fluke. Z. Eller. S. Kifer. E. Gilpin. L. Gorsuch. P. Feight. S. Lehman ROW 3—G. Grubb. E. Foor. G. Harclerode. C. Foor. D. Jay. J. Glodel . D. Edwards. D. Giffin ROW 4—R. Klahre. G. McCune. D. Hammond. B. Hite. N. Edw-ards, R. Imes, L. Fetters ROW 5—G. Koontz, J. Jackson. G. Kifer. V. Felton. D. Feight. B. R. .Grubb QIoaa oft 1960 OFFICERS GORDON MAY ...................... SUE ANN SALKELD ................. JAMES FELTON .................... BEVERLY BARKMAN ................. Vice President .... Secretary ... Treasurer .... President MEMORIES The time was the fall of 1955; the setting was the new high school; and the players were all of those very frightened but excited eighth graders gathered from all the schools in the district to perform the first act of their performance. The action centered around getting acquainted. The second act was the freshman year, when the less frightened and very proud players found themselves adapted to their roles and performing their parts well. A highlight of the act was a skating party. Now it is Act Three, and the players are sophomores. Their performance involves working on money-making projects and preparing to step into roles which will be vacated by the older and retiring actors. They look forward to the last two acts of their drama, which they know will hold more excitement and more action than all the past. Thirty Five BEVERLY BARKMAN, Class of 1960 9 YU} Hoy JlaJtijop HOMEROOM 113 ROW 1—S. Messcrsmith. J. Mearkle. B. Miller. S. Foor. B. Hann. N. Foor. J. Hott. Mr. Brodish ROW 2—C. Hott. D. Hollar. V. Imes. J. Heffner. G. Hoover. R. Koontz. S. Lundquest ROW 3—N. Klahre. D. Hinish. W. Miller. R. Johnson. C. Mellott. G. McCahan ROW 4 —R. McFarland M. Kemberling. G. May. G. Lawhead. T. Hixon. R. Marshall. R. Laidig HOMEROOM 308 ROW 1 —D. Putt. J. Cornell. F. Shaffer. J. Foor. J. Fetters. Mr. Yacko ROW 2—R. Gamber. C. Grubb. A. Mellott. G. Conner ROW 3—L. Bridges. J. Burkett. J. Mountain. A. Defibaugh. H. Smith ABSENT-W. Calhoun. M Mondy. P. Fletcher (DimqaAM (boil t HOMEROOM II b ROW 1—B. Forrester. B. Strayer. D. Swartrwelder. K. Crawford. Miss Croissant ROW 2—1 Imler. C. Waddington. S. Clark. N Marshall. S. Cornell ROW I— I Thompson. V Leader. J. Barkman. . McCormick. S. Salkeld L. Adam- HOMEROOM 115 ROW I—E. Smith P. VanPelt. B. Steach. B. Smith. B. Steckman. P. Smith. C. Smyers. D. Wigfield. Mr. Himes ROW 2—R. Wolfe | Snvder. K. Smith. A Smith. A. Whetstone. P. Weimer. S Weisf. L. Spons er ROW J—G Wilt. I. Sponsler L. Steach. W. Smith. P. Snyder. Smit'i E. Winck ROW 5 — 1. Smith. H. Williams. G. Whitfield. G. Wakefield. R. Wolfe. G. Trail. F. Wallace. O. Walters (pomuj. JjoafaAA and (Bobby Sox HOMEROOM 100 ROW 1 — J. Clark. B. Clark. H. Brown. S. Clark. D. Conrad. J. Calhoun. D. Cordell. Mr . Bollinger ROW 2—N. Bennett. D. Cooper. V. Blankley. L. Clark. B. Clark, B. Barton. K. Barley ROW 3—R. Calhoun. R. Barnes. V. Clark. R. Baughman. D. Bennett. K. Bennett ROW 4 — A. Bowman. R. Brantner. R. Bussard. R. Ash. W. Bothell. G. Beefelt, B. Barkman ABSENT—C. Conover. C. Claar HOMEROOM 114 ROW 1—R. Morningstar. F. Nelson. J. Robinette. A. Millin. C. Robinette, F. Mozden. B. Ruby. Mr. Smith ROW 2—E. Shaw. L. Ritchey. C. Shipley. J. O'Neal, R. Redinger. J. Mills ROW 3—J. Price. F. Roberts. D Ritchey. L. Sipes. L. Showalter. D. Mills. N. Shipley. J. Mills ROW 4—G. O'Neal. D. Ritchey. W. Shauf. J. Morral. D. Pepple. M. Simmons. M. Simmons Qhmvcut and (Baby Bhisi fcysiA ROW ROW ROW ROW I —D. 2- L. 3- !. 4- G. Fletcher. Detwiler. Foot. A. Davis, ) HOMEROOM 104 L. Detwiler. C. Foor. E. Diehl. P. Eiben. B. Croyle. Mr. Kennedy A. Foor. j. Fink P. Fluke. D. Daniels. J. Poor Drenning. T. Diehl. L. Detwiler. J. Deremer. G. Cunard. G. Elbin Feight J. Evans. M. Elbin. D. Eshelman. J. Felton Thirty Nine Jh Clnvil CPwAJUA Beware! Chemists at work . . . learning what makes a car tick . . . builders of bridges . . . do it yourself on the farm . . . girls keeping fit . . learning the tricks of the art trade Forty Sdwol (baJLjA Student teacher seeks help . . . seniors abandon hunt and peck system under expert guidance . . . expressing themselves in writing . . . eighth graders spot misspelled word . . . preparing to look after their general accounts . . . keeping up with the traditions of our country Forty One QLcl a a$ 1961 BONNIE COLEMAN TOM BECKER gary McFarland HARRY FELTON OFFICERS .... Secretary Treasurer Vice President President BEGIN THE BEGUINE The senior high school classes wish to extend their best wishes to the junior high school, which consists of 483 students: 148 freshmen, 172 eighth graders, and 163 seventh graders. These students have greatly encouraged their upperclassmen in everything they did. They have given the school spirit the extra boost it needed. Many of them helped seniors, juniors, and sophomores in extracurricular activities. These underclassmen, by their records in school, show great promise in their efforts to be the future leaders of our beloved Alma Mater. Forty Two rL}ounqsJi Jhan Sp inqium HOMEROOM 215 ROW J—-C. Gordon. L. Hixon. P. King. J. May. J. Harclerodc. E. McCune. C. Foor. Mr. Badaczcwski ROW 2------V. Howsare. L Foor. C. Mallow, J. Hofecker. D. Fetters. G. Mallow ROW' 3—F. Guyton. G. McFarland. W;. Mann. D. Foor. M. Householder. |. Lingenfeltcr. F. Goldizen ROW 5 —D. Lundquest. R. Leader. T. McDaniel. G. Grimm. M Foor. J. Kennard ROW 5—J. Fluke. C. Eshclman. G. Leader. F. Helmick. J. Heckman. H. Felton. R. Karns HOMEROOM 217 ROW 1 — B. Morris. W. McFarland. W. Myles. S. Pointer. D. Rhodes. W. Rhodes W. Ritchey. M. Painter. Mrs. Davis ROW' 2—L. Ritchey. C. Ritchey. H. Senft G. Price. P Ramsey. R. McMullen. A. O’Neal. S. Mearkle ROW 3—A. Mills. G. Schetrompf. M. Shipley. D. Mills. C. Simpson M. Miller. H. Miller. K. Mearkle ROW 4 —V. Putt. A. Shauf. R. Nelson. R. Shipley. P. Ruha. J. Morningstar. B. Mills. S. Shellenberger ROW 5—M. Sams. W'. Sleek. G. Morris. W. Redinger. C. Morris. G. Mosholder. A. O’Neal younq and firndifful HOMEROOM 304 ROW V—Mr. Gochnour. V. Conner M. Barkman. C. Diehl. N. Conrad. E. Brambley. E. Cooper. J. DeCooman. J. Bollman. ROW l — X Clark. N. Bustard. D. Benna. R Bottenlield. ]. Birkman. R. Crawford. B. Coleman ROW 3—R. Chamberlain. A Deremer G. Clark. D. Clark. G. Barkman. ]. Cunard. P. Adams. W. Cornell ROW 4—G. Douglas R Clark. F Coote. Clingerman. G. Bowman. J. Emery. E. Elbin ROW 5—R. Crooks. R. Dodson. P. Clark. V. Dickens. R. Bussard. |. Conover. T. Becker. S. College HOMEROOM 222 ROW — . Weist. R. Sparks. M. Weir. C. Stone. B. Williams. A. Swartzwelder. D. Wilt. Miss Schacikoski ROW 2—V. Woy. N. Snyder. R. Snyder. N. Smith. L. Whetstone. ). Ward. S. Stunkard. C. Swindell ROW 3—C. Whisel. P. Sparks. K. Wilkinson. P. Truax. G. Thompson. B. Truax. P. Suter ROW 4—K. Sleighter. B. Smith. W. Trail. T. Tewell. E. Smith. Y. Webb CIoaa o 1962 OFFICERS PATRICIA ATTY .................................................... Treasurer TOMMY STEACH ..................................................... Secretary SHIRLEY PRICE Vice President GARY COLLINS ..................................................... President ROMKROOM 117 ROW 1 —R. Baughman. M. Brambley. P. Atty. A. Clark. E. Barnes. S. Brantner. A. Clark. Mr. Fisher ROW 2—G. Blankley. R. Conrad. L. Conrad. O. Beegle. G. Claar. C. Bennett ROW 3—). Barton. L. Clingerman. R. Calhoun. T. Casteel. P. Bowman. L. Brallier. N. Akers ROW 4— V. Clingerman. D. Calhoun. E. Clark. E. Bussard. A. Bloom. K. Barnes ROW 5—D. Clark. R College. G. Collins. D. College R. Brown. L. Calhoun. H. Barkman (Boaulifyud (bhoam A HOMEROOM 121 ROW 1 —J. Poor. B. Foor. B. Grubb. E. Epply. M. Epply, S. Dibert. K. Elbin. Mr. Gallaher ROW 2 —T. Foor. L. Crawford. C. Foor. R. liartsock. B. Diehl. R. Ensley. S. Fluke. J. Harper ROW 3—J. Grcenawalt. A. Foor. L. Forrester. L. Fletcher. G. Fluke. C. Darr. D. Gordon ROW 4 — J. Foor. D. Elbin. W. Gorsuch. L. England. G. Foor. B. Eller. M. Foor. B. Gordon HOMEROOM 220 ROW 1—M. Myers. A. Mosholder. W. Redinger. S. Morris. W. Schetrompf. R. Reyan. D. Robinette. Mr. Ciavarelia ROW 2—D. Shaw. J. Smith. M. O’Neal. D. Smith. H. Rush, Jr.. M. Shaw. L. Smith. S. Pepple ROW 3—L. Ramsey. J. Nycum. J. Shaffer. G. Runk. D. Rhodes. B. Peck. J. Routt ROW 4 —K. Pittman, j. Newman. J. Pittman. D. Price. S. Shoenfelt, S. Price. J. Price. L. Ritchey ROW 5—C. Powell. B. Mostollrr. R. Peck. J. Moyer, J. Redinger, W. Ruha. R. Ritchey (Dhaam along with 7}fa HOMEROOM M 0 ROW I— T. Steach. R. Smith. R. Smith. R. Steach. D. Young. G. Smith. L). Williams. Mr. Paisley ROW 2—D. Sparks. S. Weist. S. Weist. R. Wareham. S. Swartzwelder. R. Smyers. D. Smith. R. Smyers ROW 3—P. Snyder. G. Stabnau. M. Pittman. S. Thompson O. Swartsweldcr S. Whitfield. ). Worthington ROW 4— P. Snyder. Z. Smith. D. Williams. M. Williams. K. Tewell. I . Wilt, B. Swindell. T. Smith HOMEROOM 211 ROW l-J. Means. L. Lobb. H. Millin. R. Mills. D. Kifcr. S. Mearklc. J. Ling. Mr. McIntyre ROW 2—G. Messersmith. D. Hess. C. Mills. N. Leader. W. Long. A. Mallow ROW' 3—B. Mearkle. R. Mearklc. M. Hixon. D. Miller. H. Kisamore. D. Hinish. C. Helsel ROW 4—D. Kisamore. D. McCormick. R. Layton. N. Layton. D. Lynch. J. Ling ROW 5—K. Mallow. A. Kline. J. Morris. M. Messersmith. N. Kanouff. M. Kinser. H. Kile QIoaa d$ 1963 THOMAS YACKO TERRY WHISEL JOHN SPRINGER terry weist President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Wdj (Blm Wmvm HOMEROOM 218 , „ .. D. . ROW 1 —V. Hoopengardner. N. Latta. D. Mellon M King R. lay. A Hoopcngardner. W. Hoffman Mr . Riubcy ROW 2-K. Imlcr. R. Hockenberry. R. Marshall. P. Lewis. L. Lmgenfclter I- Hott. G. Lashley. R. Mellon ROW 3—D Mearkle C. Mearkle. P. Lynch. E. Klahre. P. Lane. M. Kemberling D u ROW 4—V . Miller. W. Householder. C. Mearkle. G. Layton. D. Hollar. B.Mellon. E. Hendrickson. R. Henry ABSENT-A. Hess. M. Kalaha HOMEROOM 219 „ , c .. . .. 8w fcfftSNfc Sloan E B.5 VSS: kteFas .VN !: w. F5-2- 9nk) th UJild (Blm cljond Ji HOMKROOM 119 ROW 1 —P. College. R. College. S. Barkman. G. Bussard. A. Clark. W. Beck. L. Brantner. Mr. McKay ROW 2—G. Conrad. B. Brown. C. Calhoun. C. A«ty. S. Barkman. T. Clark. R. Clark. R. Barkman ROW 3—T. Coleman. E. Clark. L. Conner. J. Beegle, D. Agnew. L. Calhoun. R. Calhoun ROW 4— J. Caione. E. Burket. S. Clark. J. Boor. R. Barnett. D. College. L. Clark. M. Browell ABSENT—R. Barnes. L. Barton. C. Border HOMEROOM 224 ROW I—D. VonStein. M. Swartzwelder. D. Weicht. C. Wilt. A. Wcimer, R Zimmerman. Mr. Koontz ROW' 2—R. Zimmerman. G. Williams. N. Steckman. T. Whisel. |. Springer. B. Sparks. W. Ferrel ROW 3—T. Yacko. E. Taylor. E. Truax. A. Stone. T. Weist. S. Treece ABSENT-R. Swindell B. Wilson dll th U)cu} HOMEROOM 120 ROW I —M. Clark. F. Mowry. M. Karns. N. Mallow. j Wertz. W. Rhodes. Mr. Browell ROW 2— D. Morris. A. Wigfield. E. Ramsey. W. Richards. M. Hann. R. Barnes. L. Markle ROW 3—R. Smith. T. Singer. D. Kagarise. D. Borror. V. Markle. K. Wilt ROW ■ — J. Weimer. R Markle. J. Garland. D. Stuckey. O. Davis. M. Mearkle. H Beeglc ABSENT-T. Tewell. P Hall. R Mowry Fifty One 9n ihn £iiiln find School JtouAn Men at work in woodshop . . . around the world in 180 days . . . working with figures . . . a stitch in time saves nine . . . absorbed in other lands . . . men of might and muscle Fifty Two Show TVte Learning the proper stance . . . hard at work in 120 . . Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, strong and true . . . practice makes perfect in writing . . . singing is fun ... a skeleton from the closet Fifty Three 9 £ovq oZifa Modeling new caps and gowns . . . cheerleaders in E-formation for the Alma Mater . . . a timed reading experiment . . . getting to the root of all figures . . . juniors pose after the play . . . Rip Van Winkle comes to a pep meeting Fifty Four WESTERN DISTRICT BAND EVERETT, PENNA JANUARY 2 4 1 1). 2 6 th. 1957 ERED SNYDER. HOST CENTRAL c$tMk TAp jth (Band SENIOR HIGH BAND ROW I—B. Steckman. L. Ritchy. G. Turgeon. S Messersmith. P. Smith. M. Rohm. K. Swartzwelder. G. Conner. L. Sponsler. H. Bar'cman. R. Rice. |. Foor E. Smith L. Gorsuch. Mr. Snyder HOW 2—G. Foor. L. Detwiler. G. Brown. A. Foor. P. Feight. E. Fo'r. C. Pointer. S. Lundquest. L. Detwiler. S. Foor. K. Barley. C. Wilt ROW 3—K. Waddington. N. Suter. L. Peet. D. Giffin. L. Shaffer. N. Klahrc. B. Stiffler. S. Salkeld. J. Price. C. Fluke. J. Sponsler. F.. Winck. L. Detwiler ROW 4—P. Detwiler. B. Barkman. W. College. T. Diehl. K. Steinberger. L. Feight G. Cunard. |. McCormick. D. Ritchey. S. Williams ROW 5—C. Grubb. B. Zimmerman. M. Simmons. W. Price. L. Foor. M. Simmons. M. Kemberling. G. Koontz. R. Johnson JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW 1 —D. Lundquest. C. Guyton. M. Swartzwelder. C. Wilt. E. Rice. K. Imler. B. Foor. C. Atty. R. Marshall. T. Clark. N. Latta. J. Means. M Epplcy. Mr. Eppley ROW 2— N. Bussard. R Mellott. W. Fluke. M. Kemberling. R. Sparks. T. Yacko. P. Atty. S. Brantner. L. Conner. T. Foor. A. Swartzwelder. F. Hedrick. G. Guyton. B. Grubb ROW 3—J. Greenawalt. S. Sparks, t. Burket. T. Weist. J. Routt. J. Nycum. J. Price. K. Felton. C- Foor. E. Klahre. B. Diehl. M. Price. E. Eppley ROW 4—H. Scnft. D. Fetters. M. Miller. H. Kisamorc. A. Shauf. O. Swartzwelder. D. McCormick. D. Price. M. Householder. S. Whitfield. B. Miller. A Bloom ROW 5—A. Stone. B. Eller. R. Clark. K. Sleighter. A. O'Neal. B. Smith. Y. Webb. M. Sams. L. England. F. Guyton. C. Diehl ABSENT-D. Young S. Swartzwelder Fifty Seven vthjL k, yriuAk, vriuAk SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I — ). Clark. S. Clabaugh. P. Etben. B. Boor. |. Mills. C. Defibaugh. B. Smith. J. Fluke. E. Eshelman. F. Barkman. B. Croyle. K. Crawford. Mr. Dilling ROW 2 — Z. Eller. M. Rohm. R. Rice. C. Calhoun. F.. Shoemaker. C. McFarland. D. Foor. W. Clark B. Hann S Clark. G. Foor. S. Dibert ROW 3—S. Ritchey. G. Brown. S. Cornell. I. Snyder. S. Lundquest. C. Fluke. B. Clark. P. Brown. M. Ziviello. J. Fink. E. Foor. S. Steed. D. Bussard _ _ ROW 4 — ). Harper. L. Hendrickson. L. Peet. R. Koontz. ). Cornell. G. Harclcrodc. K. Stcinbergcr. G. Casteel, K. Bennett. A. Smith. M. Spamer. D. Smith ROW 5—N. Klahre. N. Foor. P. Foor. D. Dibert. R. Diehl. J. Price. G. Koontz. R. Marshall. N. Mills. L. Shaffer. G. McCahan ROW 6—W. College, j. McCormick. L. Showalter. A. Pittman. G. May. T. Myers. B. Bussard. G. Beefelt. R. McFarland. G. Davis. D. College. B. Stiffler ABSENT—T. Ferguson H. Barkman. M. Mellott, M. Mondy CHARLOTTE FLUKE. Accompanist Fifty Eight Swsud and £ow JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I— L. Mixon. J. Clark. E. McCune. J. Barkman. B. Coleman. M. Barkman. C. Foor. Mr. Dilling ROW 2—W. Cornell. P. King. J. May. |. Bollman. G. Douglas. L. Ritchey. |. Marclerode. R. Crawford ROW 3—L. Whisel. D. Clark. G. Clark. T. McDaniel. J. Lingenfclter. H. Miller. H. O'Neal ROW 4 — R. McMullen. B. Mill -. R. Leader. J. Fluke. F. Coote. J. Morningstar. P. Ruha. S. Stunkard ABSENT—K. Sleighter. P. Spark . P. Truax. R. Snyder NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Inducted May, 1957 Joyce Brantner, Glenda Chamberlain, Harry Clark, Betty Cordell, LaDona Fetters, Robert Foor, Sandra Hite, Jack Lawhead, William Penn, Eleanor Roland, Gladys Treece, Judy Wellman, Patricia Brown, Charlotte Fluke, Carol Pointer, Gail Turgeon, William Wakefield QUILL AND SCROLL Inducted May, 1958 Gene Bloom, Grace Brown, Patricia Brown, Charlotte Fluke, Patricia Foor, Carol Pointer, JoAnn Smyers, Sharon Steed, Leila VanPelt, William Wakefield Filly Nine VlfluAic in ft 9 iwmaKa: MUSIC NIGHT — MAY 3, 1957 Junior High Chorus Senior High Band Senior High Chorus funior High Band Sixty y lwichlnq fifanq Joqritk h When the band comes marching in . . . stepping in high style a la Junior High Band . . . our pride and joy . . . the new football field . . . getting in shape at football camp . . . the Queen and her court . . . Warrior stamping grounds ... a tense moment on the court . . . Jackson pins his man Sixty One OftfksiAA joff lh (Dcuj Student council ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW I —P. Brown. S. Steed. C. Felton. B. Barkman 2— Mrs. Davis. G. Lashley. T. Whisel. W. Fluke. K. Snyder. ). Bollman. B. Ritchey. Mr Will 3— F Mearkle. L. Sponsler. V. May. L. Ritchey. R. Rice. M. Browell. W. McFarland. Mr. Smith 4 —L. England. ). Foor. H. Felton. C. Barkman. S. Salkeld. D. Kisamore 5—K. Steinherger. R. Klahre. E. Boore. M. Kemberling. R. Brown. G. Cunard. T. Wilt THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the governing body of the school, tries to solve problems and promote various activities for the student body. The selection of a football queen every year is one of the main activities. A little later in the year the Council sponsors a Valentine Dance. In March or April, Career Day is held in order to give students firsthand information about various careers. Career Day is made possible by the Council plus the co-operation of Mr. Atty, the guidance counselor. Smoke Signals, a news flyer published by the Student Council, is a new undertaking this year. The Council likes to have the co-operation of the students at all times, for only in this way can its activities be beneficial. Sixty Two Jjcuoud Vn On STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES ROW I —B. Grubb. S. Dibert. S. Pepple. T. Yacko. A. Mallow. M. King ROW 2— D. Agnew. P. Hiben. J. May 1. Snyder. N. Bennett. R. Chamberlain. T. Casteel ROW 3—C. Pointer. S. Lundquest M. Sands. M. Sams. J. Sponslcr. S. Whitfield ROW 4— P. Foor N. Edwards. G. Bloom. M. Simmons. Y. Webb. D. Swart:welder FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW 1 —Mr. Orndoff. ). Weist, L. Mearkle. P. VanPelt. G. Barkman. W. Hann. G. Grimm. B. Mills. K. Mearkle. A. Millin R. Smith. W. Myles. Mr. Clark ROW 2 —V. Clark. G. Bowman, R. Karns. H. Schetrompf. R. Zimmerman. J. Snyder. J. Price. R. Calhoun. E. Winck. G. Wilt ROW 3—J. Hoover. N. Shipley. R. Baughman. D. Hinish. R. Dodson. R. Swart:welder. G. McCune. R. Clark. P. Snyder. R. Shipley. G. Thompson ROW 4—D. Ramsey. C. Eshelman. G. Smith. J. Smith. C. Miller. P. Clark, J. Shaw. C. Morse. T. Bussard. W. Smith D. Mills R. Weist ROW 5 —G. Akers. C. Price. G. Garland. G. W'igfield. J. Morse. J. Heckman. G. May. R. Brantner. R. Laidig. C. Calhoun. B. Steach ROW 6—D. Feight. G. Tewell. G. Bollman. F. Helmick. J. Morral. J. Brantner. G. Lawhcad. W. Rice. W. Redinger. G. Leader J a foil Jwo JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB SEATED-Wanda Cornell. Geraldine Price. Miss Croissant. STANDING —Sheila Stunkard. Rose Marie McMullen. Ruth ucille Foor. Elsie Cooper Chamberlain. Doris Benna. Ruth Snyder. Doris Clark ROW ROW ROW ROW SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB -P. Bulger. S. Feight. L. Clingcrman. B. Steak. P.Ei n.B. Stayer C. Ritchey. Mrs. -E. Eshelman. K. Smith. K. Crawford. C. Clark. D. Lobb. L. IDetwiler. C. Bottomley -S. Cornell. G. Means. R. Redinger. C. Foor. J. O Neal. L. Detwiler -V. Blanklev. D. Hammond. J. Mills. G. Davis. A. Bowman. L. Detwiler. J. Foor Ritchey Sixty Four j i a QjoI) FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CLUB SEATED—JoAnn Mills. Gail Turgeon. Mary Weist. Gloria Conner STANDING —Helen Morral. Mildred Smith. Leila VanPelt. Patricia Foor. Gloria Foor. Mr. Kennedy ARTISTS UNLIMITED CLUB ROW 1 —B. Verbal. C. Barkman. G. Bloom ROW 2 —Z. Eller. L. Gorsuch. S. Foor. S. Lehman. G. McCahan. M. Means ROW 3—Mr. Paisley. D. Williams, president Sixty Five Jhs Ijood (Book SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB SEATED. ROW ]—Olive Deremcr, Mary Hoover ROW 2 —Louise Mcdlin. Wilma Foor. Dorothy Morse, Luella Peet. Dixie Cordell. Rhonda Wolfe. Patricia Poor. Joann Mills STANDING — Dolly Shaw, Joan Wigfield. Mary Weist. Helen Morral. Miss Mountain. Patty Brown, Mary Spamer. Shirley Clabaugh. Nancy Bennett. Kathleen Smith. Shirley Sparks JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB SEATED —Lucille Foor. Dorothy Shaw. Naomi Conrad. Carolyn Diehl. Nancy Leader, Kathryn Leader STANDING Miss Mountain. Mildred Shaw. Dcena Miller. Sharon Swart rwelder. Yvonne Webb. Shirley Thompson, June Emery, Linda Whisel. Wanda McFarland SiahduAi FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW 1 — Barbara Croyle. LaDonna Clingerman. Dorothy Swartzwelder. Pauline Smith. Shirley Clabaugh. Eleanor Smith. Shirley Messer-smith. Miss Morse ROW 2—Gloria Conner. Linda Sponsler. Grace Brown. Bonnie Barton. Bonita Clark. Suzanne Clark. Susan Lehman. Carol Felton ROW 3— Linda Ritchey. Kathleen Smith. Sandra Lundquest. Sharon Steed. Joyce Mills. Carol Pointer. Nancy Crawford. Donna Daniels. Nancy Bennett ROW 4 — Judy Sponsler. Patty Brown. Charlotte Fluke. Diann College. Lantz Mearkle. Barbara Felton. Sue Salkeld. Donna Williams ROW 5—Linda Shaffer. Beverly Barkraan. Patricia Foor. Gary Trail Sonya Foor. Nancy Mills. Judy Price VARSITY CLUB ROW 1—Gary Hoover. Pete Schetrompf. Kenny Bennett. Lamont Stunkard. Roger Weist. Randy Grubb. Allen Lee Foor. Jim Foor. Larry Clark. Mr. Badaczewski ROW 2—Kenny Zinn. Terry Perrin. Tom Bussard. Ray Pepple. Gary Browell. Clinton Clark. Ronald Diehl. Donald Mearkle ROW 3—Bill Avey. Dennis Grace. John Anderson. Jim Jackson. Bob Bussard. Tom Ferguson. Eric Ritchey. Mike College. Eugene Boore ROW A—Gary England. George Bollman. Larry Foor. Veryl Felton. Bill Wakefield. Tim Myers. Bob Ritchey. Gordon May Sixty Seven rljou Ouqkt in (Bq in (pidtWiQA CAMERA CLUB ROW 1 —M. Hoover. J. Schetrompf. L. O'Neal. S. Smith. L). McCune. E. Smith. C. Hoover. Mr. Ciavarella ROW 2—H. Barkman. N. Bennett. E. Shoemaker. S. Defibaugh. I. Snyder C. Bailey. C. Defibaugh ROW 3—V. Blankley. J. Price. W. Foor. K. Colledgc. S. Gordon. D. Smith ROW 4—J. Foor. L. Fcight. L. Clark. D. Clark. G. Fluke. R. Foor. B. Hite AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB ROW 1—C. Wilt. J. Fluke. L. Smith. V. Imes. D. Edwards. N. Suters. Mr. Brodish ROW 2 —D. Bennett. R. Barnes. T. Diehl. E. Myles. G. Elbin ROW 3—R. Johnson. N. Edwards. M. Elbin. W. Price.---D. Eshelman. R. Verbal Sh-fioom JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1—K. Elbin. S. Wcist. A. Mallow. R. Mills. M. Brambly. T. Grimes. Mr. Fisher i’OW 2—W Long. G. Stabnau. D. Borror. K. Kanouff. K. Barnes. R. Smith. D. Sparks ROW 3—B. Swindell. G. Morse. J. Moyer. G. Collins. W. Ruha. B. Mostoller SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1 — F. Morden. G. Elbin. C. Pointer. E. Mover. O. Deremer. D. Edwards. W. VonStein. R. Crawford Mr. Smith ROW 2 —L. Mediin N. Edwards. B. Zimmerman. D. Ritchey. L. Mearkle. J Wigfield. A. Drenning ROW 3—M. Simmons. M. Simmons M. Elbin. W Wakefield. ). Evans D. F.shelman. C. McCormick Sixty Nine J'oIIdw iJw 'fykavn SENIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW I—D. Fletcher. B. Ramsey. D. Shaw. R. Poor. S. Clabaugh. E. Moyer. W. Vonstein. L. Clingerman. J. Calhoun. T. Hartman. D. Morse. B. Smith. J. Hott. Mrs. Diehl ROW 2—M Rohm. Z. Eller. S. Lehman. I. Mills. G. Brown M. Ziviello. P. Brown. J. Snyder. W. Clark. D. Foor, B. Steckman. R. Rice ROW 3—C. Clark. S. Zimmerman. E. Foor. S. Ritchey. N. Ritchey. D. Daniels B. Barton. K. Smith. C. Foor. M. Sands. C. Pointer B. Felton. L. Peet ROW 4 — L. Gorsuch. N. Marshall. J. Sponsler. N. Mills. L. Medlin. S. Foor. J. Wigfield. D. Williams. O. Deremer. S. Perrin. A. Smith. D. Williams ROW 5—N. Northcraft. L. Shaffer. N. Foor. L. Sho waiter. D. College. J. Smyers. B. Stiffler. J. Smvers. C. Clark. M. Spamer. C. Fluke JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW 1 —E. Bramley. N. Leader. G. Rung. C. Swindell. S. Pepple. W. Schctrompf. M. Bark man. Mrs. Bollinger ROW’ 2—P. Lynch. L. Whisel. C. Ritchey. N. Snyder. N. Smith. R. Snyder. H. Miller. J. May ROW 3—D. Mills. P. Sparks. S. College. P. Truax. B. Mills. S. Price. P. Suter Seventy TUqkt and (bay JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB ROW 1—R. Baughman. D. Wilt. K. Pittman. J. Newman. B. Williams. D. Hess. J. Bollman. Mr. Koonti. ROW 2—T. Casteel. C. Stone. V. Wov. L. Whetstone R. Truax. G. Clark. D. Lynch. G. McFarland ROW 3—J. Lingenfelter. J. Fluke. D. Wilkinson. R. Brown. R. Crooks. H. Felton. R Leader ABSENT—G. Hardy. W. Conner. T Wilt SENIOR HI-Y CLUB ROW 1—G. Hoover. L. Clark L. Me.iiklc. J. Beck F. Shaffer, P. Crook A. Drenning. R. Koont;. Mr. McIntyre ROW 2 — R. Marshall. R. Pepple. R. Diehl G. Browell. A. Pittman. T. Perrin. G. Wakefield. R. Grubb ROW 3—C. Clark. | Feight. J. Sheppard. E. Ritchev H. Miller. E. Boore. |. Felton ROW 4 —R. Bu'sard. |. Evans. T. Myers. W. Wakefield. L. Faor. R. Locke G. May. G. Beefelt Seventy One Jhsi %teai (phQtfmdsJx SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW 1 — B. Eiben. C. Hoover. H. Bark man. S- Smith. E. Shoemaker. C. Calhoun D. Smith. M Rohm. Mrs. Barndollar ROW 2 —G. Brown. C. Wilt. E. Poor. C. Waddinaton. L. Weirht. D. Morse. H. Weist ROW 3—S. Ritchey. I. Snyder. S. Defibauah. P. Brown. C. Fluke. N. Sufer. J. Beegle. C. McFarland ROW 4— D. Giffin. L. Peet. M. Ziviello. L. Shaffer. N Mills. N. Northcraft. ). Mills ROW 5 —P. Foor. D. Williams. J. Smyers. B. Stiffler. L. Medlin. W. College. M. Sands. P. Detwiler INTERMEDIATE DRAMATICS CLUB ROW I— Suzanne Clark. Norma Foor. Linda Ritchey. Kathleen Barley, Barbara Croyle. Miss Cullen ROW 2 —Cathy Waddington. Delores Conrad. Charlotte Conover. Nancy Bennett ROW 3—Patricia Fluke. Jane Ritchev. Jane McCormick. Donna Cooper. Nancy Marshall JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW I—R. Barkman. C. Border. C. Helsel. N. Leader. J. Foot ROW 2—S. Pointer. J. Pittman. S. Shellenberger. L. Forrester. Mrs. Davis ROW 3—D. Kisamore. M. Foor. S. Shoenfelt. J. Kennard. B. Gordon 7yialui (Bsdhwsi JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ROW 1 — Mary Rohm. Nancy Suter. Mary Jane Sands. Connie Wilt. Miss Cullen ROW 2—Marianne Ziviello. Peggy Det- tier. Randy Grubb Paul Crw. s. oonnic Stiificr ROW 3—Terry Perrin. Tom Ferguson. Tim Myers. Ron Diehl THAT BREWSTER BOY — November 21-22, 1957 SENIOR CLASS PLAY ROW I—Gail Turgcon. Carol Pointer. Charlotte Fluke. Patty Broun. Grace Broun. Mrs. Barndollar ROW 2 —Kenneth Zinn. Larry Foor. Bill Wakefield. George Bollman Lantr Mearklc THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING — April 24-25. 1958 Seventy Three Jsdl WIa a Siahij PARROT STAFF ROW 1—Bonnie Boot. Nancy Crawford. Grace Brown. Zana Eller. Wilda VonStein. Mist Morse ROW 2 —Sharon Steed. Charlotte Fluke. |oAnn Smyers. Joanne Wigfiold. Carol Pointer. Patricia Brown ROW 3—Janies Beck. Clinton Clark. William Wakefield. Eugene Boon-. Earl Myles JUNIOR HIGH PRESS CLUB ROW 1 —Wayne Conner. Carolyn Diehl. John Bollman Dale VonStein. Miss Morse ROW 2—Gary Clark. June Emery. Andrew Deremer ROW 3—Fred Cootc. Joel Conover. Richard Crooks. Gregory Douglas EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .......-.................................... JoAnn Smyers CO-EDITOR ................................................. Patty Brown MANAGING EDITOR Eugene Boorc BUSINESS MANAGER ............ -........................ Carol Pointer SPORTS EDITOR ..............................-...—..... Bill Wakefield FEATURE EDITORS ............................Charlotte Fluke. Grace Brown EXCHANGE EDITOR ....................................... Nancy Crawford CIRCULATION MANAGER ................................. Joanne Wigfield REPORTERS .............. Sharon Steed. Bonnie Boor. Clinton Clark. James Beck Earl Miles. Junior High Press Club ADVISER .............................-......... -.. Thelma E. Morse Seventy Four 9t A Cindsmi dildlohij Thaw! WARRIOR STAFF ROW 1—Miss Morse. B. Eiben. L. VanPelt. L. Clingerman. W. VonStein. G. Foor. G. Turgeon. M. Weist. Mr. Kennedy ROW 2 —G. Brown. S. Steed. C. Pointer. B. Felton. C. Fluke. P. Foor. P. Brown. C. Felton ROW 3—L. S'affcr. I- Smyers. J. Barkman. L. Mcarkle. A. Foor K. Zinn. N. Mills ROW 4 —R. Diehl. G. Bloom. G. England. F. Barkman. W Wakefield. L. Foor. E. Boorc. G. Mav EDITOR—|oAnn Smyers EDITORIAL STAFF {oseph Barkman Patricia Brown Richard Diehl Barbara Eiben Charlotte Fluke Allen Lee Foor Galen Mav Wilda VonStein 1958 WARRIOR STAFF CO-EDITOR —William WakefielJ PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Larry Foor Grace Brown Gary England Carol Pointer Sharon Steed SPORTS EDITORS Eugene Boore Kenneth Zinn BUSINESS STAFF Patricia Foor Gloria Foor Nancy Mills Gail Turgeon ART EDITORS Gene Bloom Fred Barkman Lant; Mearkle TYPISTS Leila VanPelt Bonnie Becker LaDonna Clingerman Barbara Felton Lindt Shaffer Carol Felton Mary Weist ADVISERS Thelma E. Morse Charles Kennedy Seventy Five (Bhinq IAa Joq iJwi SCHOOL PATROL ROW I —J. Ling. D. Riley, captain. D. Foor. Mr. Will ROW 2—C. Diehl. W. Hann. lieutenant ROW 3—R. Thompson. lieutenant JUNIOR HIGH USHERS ROW' I—Maynard Painter. Alton Mills. Sandra Pointer ROW 2—Linda Ritchey. Patricia Ruha. Hannah Senft. Susan Shellenberger ROW 3—-William Sleek. Glen Mosholder. Mary Sams SENIOR HIGH USHERS ROW 1 —Leila VanPelt. Wilda VonStein. Grace Brown. Nancy Crawford. Carol Felton. Klmira Eshelman ROW 2 —Sharon Steed. Barbara Felton. Patricia Foor. Ioann Wigfield. Vada Wigfield ROW 3—Diann College. Sonya Foor. JoAnn Smyers. Nancy Mills Seventy Six VYlonwhisiA (2h Wladfi oft JPd Varsity Club Annual Minstrel Show — March, 1957 FFA Boys Show Prize Calves Hangsman's Noose, April 26, 1957 — Senior Class Play 1957 Wrestling Queen and her Ladies in Waiting Seventy Seven 71 Udtual (Idmbiaiwn Socisdij Seniors seek counsel from the principal . . . editor and co-editors talk over problems . . . Student Council officers tackle a problem . . . the French atmosphere at a pep meeting . . . candidates for football queen and her court . . . majorettes perform in the gym Seventy Eight 71 lciqic V lonuinJtA Visitors during American Education week . . . FHA banquet, spring of '57 . . . display for American Education week . . . star light, star bright, the first star I saw tonight . . . junior hosts at the Junior-Senior Prom, 1957 . . . stairway to the stars—a popular spot Seventy Nine 5’ a- nT GYM EXHIBITION — APRIL 1957 Wand drill . . . tap dance—SKATER'S WALTZ . . . boys marching . . . modern dan.e— SUMMERTIME . . . girls' tumbling team . . . Bunny Hop dtoo—hah nA £v Mii VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dannie Boor. Zana Eller. Delores Williams. |oyce Smyers. Patty Brown. Joann McDaniel JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Smith. Judy Fluke. Bonnie Barton. Dolly Shaw. Janet Clark JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS KNEELING —Judy May. Cheryl Foor. Yvonne Webb STANDING—Sue Fluke. Shelby Pep-ple. Linda Whisel. Wanda McFarland. Patty King ADVISERS Mrs. Grimm, Miss Shacikoski Eighty Two Jak VYk Old la iJw (Ballqaym BASEBALL ROW 1—Gary Wilt. Glenn Grubb. Jim Cornell. Jim Beck. Larry Steach. Gary Browcll. John Foor. Jim Foor ROW 2—Terry Perrin. Ronald Diehl. Jim Felton. George Wakefield. Mike College. Eugene Boore. Ronald Johnson. Coach Cochnour ROW J—Roy Pepple. Tom Ferguson. Gordon May. Veryl Felton. Bob Ash. Tim Myers George Bollman. John Anderson ABSENT—Coach Shaffer. Simon Clark. Jerry Conner. Bob Foor. Kenny Pepple 1957 SCHEDULE April 9 Smith Home 5—2 12 Hustontown Home 4—9 16 Bedford Away 4—10 17 Chestnut Ridge Home 3—6 24 Smith Away 23—4 26 Hyndman Home 5—1 May i Bedford Home 7-8 3 Chestnut Ridge Away 5—8 7 Hyndman Away 14—11 8 Hustontown Away 1—3 Won—4 Lost—6 Co-Captains — Bob Foor, Kenny Pepple Eighty Throe Ouh (BoijA (a)jUI Shim VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I —K. Zinn. E. Boore. W. Avey. G. May. V. Felton. |. Anderson. T. Ferguson. R. Weist. D. Mearkle ROW 2—D. Mills. F. Shaffer. G. Browell. G. Wakefield. A. Foor. M. Stunkard. W. Miller. J. Beck. P. Crooks. K. Bennett. Head Coach Badac;ewski ROW 3—C. Clark. J. Jackson. R. Bussard. M. Elbin. G. Bussard. E. Price. G. Beefelt. M. College. J. Felton ROW Assistant Coach Gochnour. Managers R. Perrin, J. Glodek. E. Ritchey. G. Grubb. H. bchetrompf. Assistant Coach Atty ABSENT—T. Bussard. G. Bollman. R. Diehl. T. Myers, G. Hardy VARSITY SCHEDULE September 13 Bedford Away 20—20 20 Robert sdale Home 25—0 27 Claysburg Home 19—7 October 4 Saxton Home 26—6 11 Somerset Home 7—26 18 Chestnut Ridge Home 32—19 25 Roaring Spring Away 6—20 November 1 Williamsburg Away 0—32 8 Richland Township Away Won—4 Lost—4 Tied—1 Co-Captains—Eugene Boore, Allen Lee Foor JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE 0—33 October 7 Bedford Home 0—7 14 Robert sdale Away 19—7 21 Roaring Spring Away 12—28 November 11 Windber Won—1 Away Lost—3 6—13 Eighty Four Jouchdown JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW I-Coach Shaffer. J. Bussard. B. Beck. D. VonStein. N. Steckman. B. Ferrell. T. Whisel. M. Sands. A. Weimer. L. Foor. ROW 2—R. Bauflhman. K. Felton. J. Bollman. S. Felton. ). Smith. J. Beegle. B. Williams. R. Smyers. D. Hess. T. Foor. W. Conner. H. Felton „ _ , _ , , „ , t r r ROW 3—F. Smyers. J. Hofackcr. C. Stone. L. Whetstone. J. Lingenfelter. J. Fluke. B. Ruha. D. Lynch. G. Schetrompf. V. Woy. ROW 4-A. Cline9CR. Crooks. G. Mosholder. T. Tewell. W. Trail. S. Redinger. ). Conover. D. Williams JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE September 24 Claysburg 27 Chestnut Ridge October 1 Bedford 10 Williamsburg 22 Bedford 17 Northern Bedford Won—4 Home 20—0 Away 6—7 Away 13—6 Away 8—12 Home 19—7 Away 13—0 Lost—2 Eighty Five Jh Jliqh and ih Wjujhhj VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 — Ronald Johnson. Dennis Grace. Ronnie Diehl. Tom Ferguson. Latnoyne Clark. Darrell Pepple ROW 2—Gary England. Robert Ritchey. Larry Foor. Tom Smyers. Tim Myers. Bill Wakefield. Mr. Alfieri 1957-1598 SCHEDULE December 6 Berlin Home 34—43 10 Northern Bedford Away 54—63 13 Saxton Away 35—50 17 Berlin Away 62—48 20 Northern Bedford Home 52—36 January 7 Somerset Home 50—59 10 Bedford Home 38—44 17 Hyndman Away 49—56 21 Somerset Away 45—65 24 Chestnut Ridge Away 52—38 31 Southern Fulton Away 50—71 February 7 Bedford Away 41—49 14 Hyndman Home 47—39 18 Roaring Spring Home 30—44 21 Chestnut Ridge Home 53—33 25 Saxton Home 48—44 28 Southern Fulton Home 65—57 March 4 Roaring Spring Won—7 Away Lost—11 46—65 Captain—Robert Ritchey Eighty Stx Stevdk aJdsjd THjm JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 —Roscoe Morningstar. Jim Cornell. Tony Marshall. Randy Grubb. George Wakefield. Terry Perrin. Paul Crooks. Francis Shaffer ROW 2— Robert Zimmerman. Marvin Simmons. Gordon May. Veryl Felton. Bobby Bussard. Melvin Simmons. Michael College. Mr. Shaffer 1957-1958 SCHEDULE December 6 Berlin Home 35—36 10 Northern Bediord Away 43—36 13 Saxton Away 40—28 17 Berlin Away 40—27 20 Northern Bedford Home 26—16 January 7 Somerset Home 30—33 10 Bedford Home 30—23 17 Hyndman Away 32—33 21 Somerset Away 38—53 24 Chestnut Ridge Away 37—11 31 Southern Fulton Away 42—41 February 7 Bedford Away 41—34 14 Hyndman Home 30—22 18 Roaring Spring Home 29—26 21 Chestnut Ridge Home 27—12 25 Saxton Home 36—23 28 Southern Fulton Home 37—35 March 4 Roaring Spring Won—13 Away Lost—5 33—39 Eighty Seven SJwAi ShutiiA JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW I—T. Casteel. R. Clark. W. Conner. K. Pittman. J. Hjfecker. J. Bellman. R. Baughman. T. Smith ROW 2—R. Crooks. S. Redinger. T. Teweli. R. Brown. T. Wilt. H. Felton ROW 3—Mr. Henderson. G. McFarland. J. Fluke. J. Morningstar. R. Leader. T. McDaniel. J. Lingenfelter, Mr. Kaplan 1957-1958 SCHEDULE December 12 Chestnut Ridge Away 43—11 17 Cove Home 19—32 January 9 Hollidaysburg Home 24—60 21 Bedford Home 37—21 23 Chestnut Ridge Home 35—22 30 Cove Away 22—31 February 5 Hyndman Away 41—43 7 Roaring Spring Away 32—38 11 Bedford Away 32—23 14 Hollidaysburg Away 27—29 20 Roaring Spring Home 36—17 27 Hyndman Won—6 Home Lost—6 47—31 Eighty Eight (put (lji)UA fijlMA (fowwiA WIa WRESTLERS ROW 1 — Mr. Clark. Gary Clark. Larry Clark. Gerard Harclerode. Lloyd Feight. Pete Schetrompf. Gary Hoover. Joe DeCooman. ROW 2—Joe Conover Gary Browell. Gene Clark. Jim Jackson. Donnie Feight. Dave Ritchey. Ronald Mearkle. Larry Fetters ROW 3—Richard Calhoun. Gary Schetrompf. John Hoover. Kenneth Bennett. Robert Verbal. Donald Bennett. Charles Stone. Blair Morris. ROW 4—John Foor°UJim Beck. Gary Hardy. Bob Turner. Eugene Price. Galen May. Charles Barkman. Arlyn Drenning 1957-1958 SCHEDULE December 5 Johnstown Home 12—30 12 Conemaugh Township Home 32—14 19 Hollidaysburg Home 6—40 January 9 Bedford Away 11—30 13 Chestnut Ridge Away 27—15 23 Chestnut Ridge Home 29—13 30 Altoona Home 28—16 February 13 Somerset Home 23—23 27 Altoona Away 24—17 Won—5 Lost—3 Tied—1 Co-Captains—Donald Mearkle, Harold Schetrompf Eighty Nine GeoRG£ , • i rt rv, U )9kE Pi € L o ''QiU ptr 9 S� ny tMoose Tun k 'n oov b ? hht S GftflCC vG toc r 9vi). JjiaquA THE CLASSIC GAME OF THE YEAR Faculty Women vs. Senior Girls Faculty Men vs. Varsity Club Ninety Two (bhij (Bon A Annual medical and dental check-up with Dr. McCahan and Dr. Howard Ninety Four 9 J'fud So )Dod Ninety Five y A! (On Moon 9lo BammaA CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Lundqucst, Mrs. Ensley. Mrs. Defibaugh. Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Fcight. Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. Zimmerman Shn’U (Bn fomin ’(Round thn VtTjnuniain BUS DRIVERS ROW 1—Mrs. Swartzweldcr. Mr. Lee. Mr. Foor. Mr. Brockey. Mr. Jay. Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Foor. Mr. Jay ROW 2—Mr. O'Neal. Mr. Snyder. Mr. Foor. Mr. Hammond. Mr. Swartzweldcr. Mr. Akers. Mr. Gordon. Mr. Sponsler Ninety Six t fiuAh I and a (pock CUSTODIAN STAFF ABOVE—Mr. Wakefoose. superintendent of maintenance, and Mr. Bloom BELOW—Mr. Price. Mr. Clark. Mr. Calhoun Ninety Seven Smik, Swuk, Swilk Warrior Photographer Don Cover caught in the act Ninety Eight EVERETT-SOUTHERN JOINT SCHOOL EVERETT Ninety Nine One Hundred One One Hundred Two -©Q= (J= Q= g:= Q= 7 HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jeivelers and Stationers 1407-1419 NORTH CAPITAL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS 7 INDIANA GERALD W. CLARK Well Drilling and Pumps Sumo - Jacuzzi UNIFLOW - SOFTENER AND FILTERS SEVENTH AVENUE EVERETT, PA. PHONE 528 DAIRY PRODUCTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR BANKING FACILITIES Member of Federal Reserve System One Hundred Three One Hundred Four REESE MOTOR COMPANY it, GMC PARTS — SALES — SERVICE AT TURNPIKE INTERCHANGE PHONE 1014 BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations Class of ’58 GEORGE H. LEHMAN COMPANY EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA VETERANS GULF SERVICE GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES 24 Hour Service Owned and Operated by W. V. College and R. L. Wilt TURNPIKE INTERCHANGE AND U. S. 30 AND PENNSYLVANIA 126 BREEZEWOOD PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of NEW ENTERPRISE STONE LIME CO.f INC. NEW ENTERPRISE PENNSYLVANA One Hundred Five ©0= 5=“ Q= ? C!= (p«0= = 3= Q= ?i Q=� «5= «l= DETWILER DAIRY STORE Serving A COMPLETE LINE OF OUR DAIRY PRODUCTS A Iso YOUR FAVORITE SANDWICHES HOMEMADE PIES and HOMEMADE SOUPS Everett Pennsylvania Crawford's Clothing Store BUY HERE AM) SAVE o+o Water Street Everett Pennsylvania Corner Restaurant Good Food at Favorable Prices ADA PEPPLE AD ALINE SMITH Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Central Chemical Corporation Everett Pennsylvania ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Kelvinator REA Television American Maid Kitchen Service Department Water Street Everett Pennsylvania Everett Hardwood Lumber Co. Building Materials DuPont Paint and Hardware Lumber and Mill Work Satisfied Customers Our Success Phones: 208-209 Everett Pennsylvania On© Hundred Six One Hundred Seven ra Qs� « r 'Q=rfCP i=� CP = Ct� ?=‘ Cb SERVICE ELECTRIC COMPANY Everything for Your Electric and Automatic Needs Corner Main St. and Ridge Ave. Phone 68 DISHONG'S CYCLE SHOP Bicycles and Motorcycles Everett Pennsylvania EVERETT CLEANERS AND DYERS 4 Hour Cleaning Service Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Plant in Bedford County Goby Marshall, Proprietor HARRY E. LAHER SONS Atlantic Refining Co. Products PERCY G. FOOR REAL ESTATE Phone 550 9 West Main St. Everett, Pa. Homes — Farms — Businesses Member National Institute of Real Estate Brokers of the National Association of Real Estate Boards Carl T. Wheislone Donn C. Wheislone INSURANCE 32 Years Service 213 East Main Street Everett Pennsylvania W. A. MORRIS SON Dealer in FARM IMPLEMENTS ANI) SUPPLIES Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of AGNEW DRUGS “THE REX ALL STORE” Phone 111 Everett Pennsylvania EVERETT MILK ICE CREAM EARLSTON PLANING MILL CO. COMPANY Phone 163 jj Everett Pennsylvania Everett Pennsylvania THOMAS CHEVROLET CO. Compliments of V CADILLAC OLDSMOBILL Sales — Service KOONTZ Open to 9 P.M. Phone 723 MUSIC HOUSE I Bedford Pennsylvania Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of BEDFORD COUNTY BEVERAGE LEUIN'S SHOE STORE ij Everett Pennsylvania Bedford Pennsylvania BARTON'S Congratulations Class of ’58 1 FASHION SHOPPE SPONSLER'S GROCERY Style and Industry Fred Sponsler. Proprietor Phone 230 | Phone 223 Bedford Pennsylvania Everett Pennsylvania One Hundred Nine ©Q a5=«Q: r“«Q=rf J= 'CbrfCr C!-rf P Q= (P«Q GUMP INSURANCE AGENCY Everett Phone 81 or 660 Pennsylvania Compliments of H. C. SLEIGHTER SONS Furniture — Floor Coverings Electrical Appliances Phone 306 Everett Pennsylvania Open Any Evening By Appointment FEIGHT BROTHERS ROBERT E. FEIGHT — Phone 80 W. LLOYD FEIGHT — Phone 522 Excavating — Ditching Grading CONTRACTORS Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of SUNSET HILL MOTEL Breezewood At the Turnpike Entrance AAA FELTON'S GROCERY SELF-SERVICE One Hundred Ten ©Q= r= C!= ?=� «Q= BILL'S PLACE Adding Cheer All the Year Breezewood Pennsylvania BEDFORD MOTOR SALES Sales and Service FORD Bedford Phone 286 Pennsylvania Compliments of Charles K. Barkman General Insurance Phone 143 and 455 Everett Pennsylvania A P SUPER MARKET Where You Get the Most for Your Money Main Street Everett Pennsylvania MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORE EVERETT FROSTBURG BEDFORD KEYSER One Hundred Eleven ©Q=« Q= (? Q== S«Q= (P Q= =1 Q= Compliments of Everell Hardware Furniture Company Dealer in Westinghouse Appliances Everett Pennsylvania BEDFORD COUNTY PRESS Printers and Publishers Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of EVERETT FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion Phone 84 You Can Be “Pretty As a Picture” IF You Select Your Wardrobe at Helen's Dress Shop A Complete Line of Ready-to-Wear For All Occasions 19 North Spring Street Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of WHETSTONE'S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Class of ’58 HOME AID BAKERY 111 East Main Street Phone 107 Everett Pennsylvania MEET YOUR FRIENDS at LOWRY'S IGA Super Market EVERETT AND BEDFORD Thrift Co. of Bedford Co. and Consumer Discount Co. of Bedford Co. Personal and Property Losses $50 to $2000 W. Main St. Everett, Penna. 5) One Hundred Twelve Dicken's Grocery W B. Sponsler Sons Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 686-W Everett Pennsylvania Sollenberger Farm Equipment JOHN DEERE — NEW IDEA B. F. GOODRICH TIRES State Street Everett, Pa. Compiiments of K M Village Dairy 120 S. Juliana Street Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Straub Brothers Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of S S Locker Plant Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Deremer's Watch Clock Repair 345 E. Penn Street Phone 411-W Bedford, Pa. Koontz Equipment and Supply International Harvester — Farm Equipment Refrigerators REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES Bedford 986-987 238 East Pitt Complete Line of Shoe Dressing Ray's Shoe Repair Everett Pennsylvania Phone 244-J and 351 Everett Pennsylvania Congratulations to Class of ’58 Pennell's Jewelry Store Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Royal Transportation Everett Pennsylvania The Best in Sporting Goods Equipment MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE Ellis E. Sponsler Esi. Everett Pennsylvania Phone 308 Compliments of Davis Style Shoppe Bedford Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Auto Sales FORD AND MERCURY 900 North Spring St. Phone 310 Shop Wextern and Save Western Auto Associate Store Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Everett Marble Granite Works Everett Pennsylvania One Hundred Thirteen =“ Q= Q= Cr Cb (J=- i= Cp i= Q= 6 COMPLIMENTS OF tf Hi-Way Moiel Breezewood Pennsylvania View Point Cabins Breezewood Pennsylvania Dibert Mobile Homes Bedford Everett Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Phone Everett 293 Compliments of Penn Aire Motel Breezewood Pennsylvania Williams' Grocery FRESH MEATS AND FRUITS Everything for the Table and the Best of Everything 150 East Main Phone Everett 728 Barkman Chevrolet Company CHEVROLET AND BUICK DEALER Complete Repair Shop — Quick Service On All Cars and Trucks AAA—24 Hour Service Phone 143 Compliments of Clapper's Flower Shop Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Bedford Farm Bureau Bedford Pennsylvania Ritchey's Redwood Motel Mr. Mrs. Fred Ritchey Daughter Breezewood, Pa. Compliments of Breeze Manor Motel Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of Mortimore's Garage Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of G. C. Murphy Co. Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of McFarland Furniture Company Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Bedford Service Bedford Pennsylvania Pano-Rama Motel Breezewood Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Orville Conner Owners Compliments of Deist Cleaners 145 E. Main Street Everett, Pa. Phone 411 One Hundred Fourteen Your Friends — From F to S (Freshmen to Seniors) Barndollar's Men's Shop Nationally Advertised Brands TOM R. BARNDOLLAR IN EVERETT ITS THE CHEERIO Compliments of Swindell's Hardware SPORTING GOODS Compliments of Bussard's Amoco Kenny's Atlantic Minor Repairs Phone 715 Everett, Pa. Best Wishes Ed Holland Insurance Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Bedford Farm Bureau Everett Pennsylvania East End Market Brown's Jewelry Store Phone 228 Everett, Pa. Chamberlain Service Station Mobile Products—Wheel Balancing Phone 532-J Everett, Pa. Wright Fashions Ladies' Specialty Shop DRESSES—SUITS—LINGERIE Come In — Always Welcome Everett Pennsylvania Everett Tire Service GOODYEAR, U. S„ AND McCreary tires Recapping and Vulcanizing Everett Taxi and Riley's Gulf Service Main and North Spring Streets Everett Pennsylvania Shauf's Body Shop Phone 444-J Everett Pennsylvania Bedford Co. Oil Co. Distributors of Tidewater Oil Company Products N. Spring Street Phone 91 Everett, Pa. Compliments of The Everett Theater Everett Pennsylvania THEODORE GRANCE, Owner Main Street Everett, Pa. One Hundred Fitleen Q= (7= Q= (3= « }=� KUHNS YOUNG JANITOR SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Johnstown Pennsylvania DR. JOHN HARTLE DR. NORVIL T. POINTER DR. W. H. BLACK DR. W. McCAHAN DR. R. A. HOWARD WILLIAM H. SNYDER JOSEPH W. STEWART DR. HAROLD N. SLUTZKER Everell Supply Co. General Merchandise Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Sylvia's Grocery Free Delivery Phone 233 Everett, Pa. Compliments of Everell Jewelers Phone 236 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Crawford's Hardware and Furniture TV-FURNITURE-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Hardware — Quality Sporting Goods Everett Pennsylvania EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY [ Everett Phone 33 Pennsylvania WHEEL BALANCING — LUBRICATION | BRAKE AND MOTOR SERVICE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS STUDEBAKER AND PACKARD CARS I One Hundred Sixteen Compliments of Lion Manufacturing Company Buchart Engineering Corp. 611 West Market Street York Pennsylvania Breezewood Motel y2 Mile South of the Pensylvania Turnpike Interchange on Route 126 GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH Hot Water Heat — TV in Rooms Private Baths Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Williams, Owners Phone 33 Breezewood, Pa. Compliments of Bennett's Motor Court Bedford Turnpike Interchange C. F. Emling Co. Institutional Food Specialties 2305 West Erie Street Chicago 12 Illinois Compliments of Reeds Romar Everett Pennsylvania BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALERS WHO BUY FROM US Brown's Motor Supply Bedford Pennsylvania IN APPRECIATION The Warrior Staff of 1958 expresses sincere appreciation to Miss Thelma Morse for her suggestions and untiring guidance in creating our yearbook. We want to say thank you to Mr. Charles Kennedy for his help in directing the business and typing staffs with their duties. Mr. William Paisley suggested many constructive ideas to our artists. For this, we say thank you. We want to express our thanks to Mr. D. Raymond Mack, who helped with the snapping of pictures. To the many patrons and advertisers who have made possible this edition by their generous support, we express our sincere and heartfelt appreciation. The staff also acknowledges the professional assistance of Cover Studios, Conemaugh Engraving Co., and Weigel Barber, Inc., Printers. 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