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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

VOL.WE EVERETT SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Olma VYlcdsih 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 deleat, We'll all repeat Our praise for Alma Mater, Everett High J'OhAWOhd The Class of 1959 is proud to present this, the twenty-third volume of the Warrior. In its pages you will become acquainted with all the hands that helped to create the history of this school term: The hands of the teachers, who guided us through many trials and tribulations within and without the classrooms The hands of the music and dramatics directors, who taught us to appreciate the fine arts and to express our talents The hands of the coaches, who molded our athletes The hands of the cooks and of the bus drivers and of the custodians, who contributed their efforts in our behalf The hands of our schoolmates, who played their own roles in the making of this history May you enjoy reading this annual and reminiscing over the recorded events for many years. Dahlon Ritchey, Editor Dewayne Leader, Co-Editor THE 1959 WARRIOR PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS EVERETT SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA Charles R. Kennedy (DodiaxiLon We, the Class of 1959, are pleased to dedicate the 1959 Warrior to Charles R. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy, a senior class adviser, came to Everett in January, 1953, to teach in the Business Education Department. He has been Head of the Department for the past five years. His classes respect him as a sincere, conscientious teacher who strives to help every student perform his best. His willingness to help others is a challenge to all who work with him. When tickets are to be made, programs printed, letters typed, stencils prepared — Mr. Kennedy is always ready to suggest a novel idea and to help. He is cheerful and witty and is a friend worth cherishing. For these reasons, we dedicate this annual to Mr. Kennedy, and we wish him continued success and happiness in his chosen profession. J'oadhj Miller C. Hood Supervising Principal D. Raymond Mack High School Principal Six faculty J. CURTIS BROWELL Special Education JAMES C. ATTY Guidance Counselor ELIZABETH C. ENGLAND Home Economics DANIEL D. SHAFFER Driver Education EVELYN S. RITCHEY Home Economics NANCY W. BOLLINGER Business Education CHARLES R. KENNEDY Business Education Seven J'aailhj SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT PAUL W. FISHER EFFIE W. HEBERLIG CLAUDE F. LARIMER JOSEPH H. BADACZEWSKI J. RALPH McINTYRE WANDA B. HEATH PETER P. KAPLAN MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT JOSEPHINE M. DAVIS ROBERT E. DINTERMAN JESSIE V. DIEHL LAWRENCE V. GALLAHER JOHN E. KOONTZ Eight J'oajdhj ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FRANCES L. CULLEN MICHAEL A. CIAVARELLA MARY G. BARNDOLLAR TERENCE G. WILL THELMA E. MORSE WYNNEDITH V. RITCHEY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT H. ELVIN HIMES RAY M. FISHER JOHN BRODISH ARTHUR K. SMITH Nine faculty PAUL W. CLARK, RALPH C. ORNDOFF Vocational Agriculture MICHAEL YACKO, GORDON E. PUTT Industrial Arts HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DOMINIC A. ALFIERI, BEVERLY ANN SHACIKOSKI, DUANE F. GOCHNOUR. NANCY J. GRIMES Ten J'OOJilhj MUSIC DEPARTMENT RONALD E. DILLING Vocal Music FRED S. SNYDER MERLIN EPPLEY Senior High Instrumental Junior High Instrumental Eleven faculty ELIZA S. HOWARD, R. N. School Nurse SCHOOL SECRETARIES MAXINE W. WAKEFOOSE EVELYN S. CORNELL ROXANNA C. MILLS Twelve School (bitedtohA ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ABSENT: Paul Wilt, H. O. Swartzwelder, Gerald Clark, Paul C. England, Duane Foor, G. William Mountain, Evelyn S. Cornell, Secretary Derril Wilt, Ira E. Imes, Junior L. Zinn, G. W. Derrick, Jr., R. Ned Hoover Bobby C. Morral, Merl Jay, Edgar Steckman, Fred Sponsler, Stanley G. Stroup, Solicitor Marvin Roberts, Loren Woy, Chalmer Barkman, Donald Miller, Arno Goldizen, Chester Borror Frank Calhoun, Howard Elbin, Jesse Fluke, Kenneth Hartsock, Anthony McElfish, Jacob Mills, James Ray, J. Paul Stein NANCY CARR Home Economics Thirteen CLaAtJwom SauvOi CIcl a oft 1959 KLAHRE. CALHOUN, FERGUSON, CRAWFORD CLASS OFFICERS President ............................................ THOMAS FERGUSON Vice President .......................................... RICHARD KLAHRE Secretary ............................................... CAROL CALHOUN Treasurer ............................................ ROBENA CRAWFORD CLASS ADVISERS MISS MORSE, MRS. BARNDOLLAR, MR. KENNEDY CLASS MOTTO Give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver Sixteen CIoaa o$ 1959 JOHN STRAYER ANDERSON Andy May 7 Football King . . . mighty hunter . . . blushes easily . . . likable and dependable Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12 CHARLIE ALLEN BARKMAN Moose February 17 Gun-slinger . . . artist . . . congenial ambler ot the halls . . . future designer tor industry Artists Unlimited 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Audio- Visual Club 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12 FRANCES POLINA BARKMAN Frances May 9 Fastidious . . . future teacher . . . winsome smile . . . still water runs deep Student Council 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 11; FTA 12; Science Club 12; Dance Club 11 HELEN LOUISE BARKMAN Helen January 18 Quiet charm . . . dramatist • . . congenial . . . need a secretary? Camera Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; Dramatics Club 11. 12 IRMA MINNIE BARNES Irma February 6 An avid reader . . . conscientious . . . tond ot bookkeeping and her class ring . . . wants to be a tile clerk WAYNE NORWOOD BARNES Barney August 5 Bad case ot sideburns . . . tond ot mustaches . . . allergic to study . . . will join the Navy and see the world JAMES MELVIN BECK Jim-O December 20 Knows the road to Bedford . . . artistically inclined . . . weight lifter . . . amazing acrobat Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; Varsity Show 12; Varsity Club 12; Parrot Staff 11, 12 JUDITH ANN BEEGLE Judy October 20 Our Football Queen . . . sugar and spice . . . laughing eyes and blond hair ... a diligent and popular student FHA 9, 10; Gym Exhibition 9, 11; Student Council 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; GAA 12; Dance Club 11; Warrior Staff 12 Seventeen QIoaa 0$ 1959 SYLVIA JANE BOOR Syl October 29 Likes haunted houses . . . came to us from Wilkinsburg High . . . another secretary . . . jester of her homeroom GAA 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12; Student Secretary 12 GARY ARDENE BROWELL Gus September 17 Grins and wins . . . drives Dillingers getaway car . . . got your Physics done? Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 10 DORIS ANN BUSSARD Dorie October 28 Slow but sure . . . sews a fine seam ... a good housewife for some lucky man • . . everybody's friend Chorus 10, 11 GARY LEE BUSSARD Pete November 18 Bedford fan ... a future auto mechanic . . . dislikes chewing gum and the opposite sex ... a lanky and lean tackier Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Show 12 THOMAS DUANE BUSSARD Tom October 27 Fond of the opposite sex . . . stylized hair-do . . . future farmer . . . friendly with a prominent chuckle Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; FFA 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12 CAROL JANE CALHOUN Carol May 22 Pretty black hair . . . neat chick . . . fashion follower . . . secretarial bait Dramatics Club 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; Chorus 11; Dance Club 11; Business Club 12; GAA 12; Class Officer 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 GALEN LEE CALHOUN Nail November 17 Gun lover . . . who takes life seriously ... a tall Viking . . . who wants to specialize ..in ..mechanical drawing Football 9 GARY DEAN CALHOUN Shorty June 3 Ice skates at the icehouse . . . builds hot rods . . . pint-sized and sandy-haired . . . with no time to squander recklessly Eighteen CLclaa o$ 1959 RICHARD ROBERT CALHOUN Dick May 11 Wrestling Manager . . . works at Howard Johnson's . . . indifferent to homework ... a shy smile Chorus 9; Wrestling Manager 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 12 GLENDEN GUY CASTEEL Glen March 5 Likes to argue . . . scientific-minded . . . studious and ambitious ... a graceful gymnast Chorus 9, 10; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Dance Club 11; Keystone Boys Camp 11 ; Science Club 12 CLINTON ACEY CLARK Cline May 25 Wants to be a chef . . . keen-eyed horseman ... a tackling Warrior . . . well-built Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. 12; Parrot Staff 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 CONNIE LEE CLARK Curley August 25 Future homemaker . . . likes to draw . . . fender bender . . . chatterbox Chorus 10; Camera Club 12 GERALD LEE CHAMBERLAIN Lefty April 18 Me and my Chevy . . . owns a motorcycle . . . future mechanic . . . slow, earnest and sure Band 9. 10 CATHERINE ELIZABETH CLARK Cathy June 12 Engaged ... a good business student . . . ambitious and industrious . . . fastidious Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Library Aide 9; FHA 9; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12, Student Council 12 LAMOYNE RODGER CLARK Clark September 10 Fast on the rebound . . . a former Bulldog turned perpetual Warrior . . . unicurl coiffeur . . . towering from the heights Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Club 12 VELMA ADA CLARK Velma October 8 Nimble fingers with the needle . . . nice to know . . . wants a home of her own . . . prizes her class ring Gym Exhibition 9; FHA 12 Nineteen CIoaa of 1959 MICHAEL ANDREW COLLEGE Mike December 6 Neat blue Chevy . . . ardent baseball player and tan . . . wants to be an auto mechanic ... a cute mischief-maker Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12; Student Council Alternate 10; Warrior Staff 12 WANDA KAY COLLEDGE Kay August 13 Hunting enthusiast . . . likes to eat . . . drag races . . . likes a certain junior boy Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9; Gym Exhibition 9; Camera club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11 LESTER ALLEN CRAWFORD Les April 19 Sleepy-eyed . . . shuns publicity . . . craftsman in metal shop . . . opposed to school ROBENA AUDREY CRAWFORD Benie October 10 Short and sweet . . . hair like spun gold . . . studious . . . keeper of the purse Student Council 9, 10, 12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Science Club 10, 11; Camera Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Business Club 12; Parrot Staff 12; Dramatics Club 12; Student Secretary 12; GAA 12 STANLEY PAUL CROOKS Stan June 22 Super salesman . . . stage success . . . apple-cheeked school boy . . . keeps ahead in his studies Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Class Play 11; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Show 12; Warrior Staff 12 CAROL ANN DEFIBAUGH Snuffy February 23 Likes P.O.D. class . . . future secretary ... a frank chatterbox . . . always on the go Camera Club 10, 11; Chorus 11; GAA 12 PEGGY ILENE DETWILER Peg December 28 Collects cups and saucers . . . likes to type . . . dignified and sedate ... a willing heart and ready hands Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 9; Gym Exhibition 9; Chorus 10; Class Play 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Parrot Staff 12 KATIE FAYE DE VAULT Katie October 11 Collects old coins . . . ambitious typist . . . clean and shining . . . studious Student Secretary 12 Twenty QLcl a oft 1959 DANIEL FRANKLIN DIBERT Danny December 26 Curls girls envy . . . stock car enthusiast ... a thinking man's filter . . . cheerful Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Hi-Y 12; Usher 12 DAISY MAUD DIEHL Daisy Mac December 21 Collects pictures of movie stars . . . rather short . . . seen but not heard . . . business lady Student Secretary HAZEL IRENE DIEHL Hazel July 18 Not so tall ... a friendly smile . . . willing to work • . . keeps her opinions to herself FHA 12 RONALD LEE DIEHL Pickle July 31 Big man on campus . . . sports lover . . . golden smile agile with his feet Football 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9. 10; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Class Play 11 DEANNA EDWARDS Danny September 3 Serene and unassuming . . . cheerful disposition . . . cooperative . . . studies hard and learns much Gym Exhibition 9; Chorus 9; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 10, 12; Audio-Visual Club 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12; Student Council 12 NANCY CAROL EDWARDS Sparkic August 14 One of the gang . . . engaged . . . full of life . . . shining dark hair FHA 9; Class Officer 10; Audio-Visual Club 11; Camera Club 10, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Keystone Girls Camp 11; GAA 12; Warrior Staff 12; Dance Club 11; Gym Exhibition 10, 11 DONALD LEE FEIGHT Butch April 6 A solid citizen . . . not fond of homework . . . mischievous and witty ... a stalwart future farmer FFA 9. 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 11 WILLIAM PAUL FEIGHT Do-Do January 2 Unfailing humor . . . good things come in small packages . . . what are you doing? . . . band man Band 9. 10. 11. 12; District Band 12; County Band 12. Basketball Manager 12. Varsity Club 12. Warrior Staff 12 Twenty One QIoaa of 1959 THOMAS WAYNE FERGUSON Fergie June 27 Flying green convertible ... of executive caliber . . . mighty line backer . . . one of the Five Fools Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; Varsity Show 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; All County Football Team 10, 11, 12 LARRY RICHARD FETTERS Fct May 20 Allergic to studies . . . moves at his own speed . . . sports-minded . . . bad case of sideburns Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12 JUDITH ANN FLUKE Judy April 28 Paint me a picture . . . cheerleader . . . fashion follower . . . nice to know Chorus 9, 10, 11; FHA 9; Twirling Club 9, 10; Camera Club 10; Cheerleader 10. 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 11; Gym Exhibition 11; GAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Parrot Staff 12 CLOYD ALLEN FOOR Allen August 25 A shy smile . . . willing hands . . . pleasant manner . . . serious expression ELEANOR LEE FOOR El March 30 Future secretary . . . G. C. Murphy's assistant ... a merry good humor . . . rather read than take a test Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10; Dramatics Club 11; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12 RUTH ELLEN FOOR Myrtle May 20 On the go .. . wants to join the Armed Forces . . . temperamental . . . sociable Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11. 12; GAA 12 DELORES MAY GIFFIN Delores May 24 Multi-colored hair . . . platter collector . . . future Wave . . . unworried and unhurried Junior Band 9; Senior Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12; GAA 12 FREDARICA GILPIN Freddie April 22 A screen fiend . . . attractive eyes . . . gentle disposition . . . conscientious Student Secretary 12 Twenty Two £Ioaa of 1959 JOHN A. GLODEK, JR. Jew May 16 Clowning antics . . . love for gab sessions . . . some cars don't get a square deal . . . pride and joy of the future business world Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12 LINDA CAROL GORSUCH Smiley October 22 With a twinkle and a twirl ... a happy smile tantalizing toes . . . and off she goes into her own thoughts Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10; Cheerleader 10; Majorette 11. 12. Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; GAA 12; Artists Unlimited 11, 12 GLENN ALLEN GRUBB Grubbie July 13 Bedford on his mind . . . short and sleepy . . . flying prime-painted Ford . . . out-dcorsman Hi-Y 9; Baseball 10; Football 11; Basketball 11; Varsity Show 11; Varsity Club 11 BRUCE RANDALL GRUBB Randy September 28 Special path on the Breezewood road . . . flies high . . . one of the Five Fools . . . long shot artist Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12. Class Play 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Gym Exhibition 9. 10 DELORES JEAN HAMMOND Dee January 7 Accordionist . . . Baltimore or bust . . . future beautician . . . likes to talk on the telephone Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 10, 11, 12 GERARD LEE HARCLERODE Harky September 27 Champ ... '37 Chevy . . . future skywriter . . . model train and airplane enthusiast Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11. 12 BETTY JEAN HITE Bets March 6 How're things up there, tall girl? . . . likes to skate ... a friendly typist . . . and a busy friend Glee Club 9; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Camera Club 11; Business Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Parrot Staff 12; GAA 12 CAROL LEE HOOVER Shorty January 12 Diamonds are a girl's best friend . . .cute and petite ... a pulchritudinous miss . . . fond of gymnastics FHA 9; Camera Club 11, 12; GAA 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12 Twenty Three Cla A jof 1959 ROBERT LEE IMES Bob March 6 An equestrian . . . always willing to help . . . mischiel maker . . . tall-in-the-saddle Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 JAMES FRANKLIN JACKSON Jim March 9 Good natured . . . me and my dog . . . our wrestling champ . . . quiet but quite a lad Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Varsity Show 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12 SHELBY JEAN KIFER Shclb June 30 Hollywood fan . . . shorthand whiz . . . future waitress . . . prim and proper ZELDA KINSER Shorty February 28 Hollywood follower . . . diminutive . . . would rather be seen than heard ... a reliable friend DAVID JAY Dave January 29 Left us in November . . . GERALD DURWOOD KIFER Gee October 18 Likes to hunt and fish . . . a would-be electrician . . . tall and slender . . . averse to homework and teachers RICHARD ANDREW KLAHRE Tex December 22 Heads the Student Council . . . a good-natured and intensive student . . . fast on the draw . . . belongs to the intelligentsia Class Officer 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 12; Warrior Staff 12 GARY DEAN KOONTZ Koontzic September 6 Baby-blue convertible . . . moods and music . . . makes his mark on marble . . . collects models of all kinds Basketball 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10; District Band 10, 12; County Band 10; County Chorus 10; Warrior Staff 12 Twenty Four QIoaa o$ 1959 THELMA JEAN LANE Thelma September 25 Every inch a clown . . . lull of vim and vigor . . . keeps a diary . . . skating enthusiast Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 12. Dramatics Club 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 JOANNE NORA LATTA Jo July 2 Soulful brown eyes . . . seldom heard ... a good homemaker . . . television fan DEWEY DEWAYNE LEADER Dewey January 5 Big blue eyes ... a diligent student . . . easy to get along with . . . always prepared Student Council 11; Science Club 12, Warrior Co-Editor 12 SUSANN LEHMAN Susie June 9 Perky brunette . . . artistic and dainty . . . flair for fashion . . . vivacious Student Council 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Artists Unlimited 11. 12. FTA 11, 12; GAA 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Editor 12 DONNA MAE McCUNE Donna October 27 Future beautician . . . time out for fun . . . prizes her driver’s license ... a laughing girl FHA 9, 10; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Camera Club 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Parrot Staff 12 GERALD WAYNE McCUNE Gerald May 8 Farmer of tomorrow . . . outdoorsman . . . dislikes girls who smeke . . . brown eyes with a twinkle FFA 9. 10, 11, 12 CAROLYN ELAINE McFarland Carol May 22 Number, please . . . the backward type . . . sweet smile . . . snappy brown eyes Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; FHA 9; Camera Club 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; GAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 FLORA GAIL MEANS Gail November 4 Future secretary . . . giggles . . . does a good job . . . conversational ability FHA 9. 10, 11. 12; Camera Club 10; Dance Club 11; Business Club 12; Warrior Staff 12; GAA 12; Parrot Staff 12 Twenty Five CIoaa oft 1959 HARRY MILTON MEANS Milt July 27 Short and refund . . . wants to be a cabinet maker . . . curly carrot top . . . of honor roll stuff Art Club 10, 11; Student Council Alternate 10 JOHN BERNARD MILLS Bernic August 5 Raises quality Hampshires . . . farmer boy . . . prizes his class ring . . . happy-go-lucky FT A 9. 10, 11, 12 DOROTHY LOUISE MORSE Dot May 10 Future nurse . . . businesslike . . . neat and petite . . . gentle and patient Chorus 9, 10; Th-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12; FTA 10; Dramatics Club 10, 12; Library Club 11. 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12 JOHN ROBERT MORSE Bob July 25 Future farmer ... my car and my gun ... a way with cattle . . . fond of his Chevy FFA 9, 10, 11. 12 RICHARD TIMOTHY MYERS Tim August 9 Six-mile runner . . . studious athlete . . . one of the Five Fools . . . nautical-minded Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Class Officer 9; Football 9. 10; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 10; Class Play 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12 ROY MICHAEL PEPPLE Red April 16 Take 'em in second . . . future manager at Howard Johnson's . . . outdoorsman . . . red-headed rock and roller Baseball 9, 10, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. 12 TERRY LAMONT PERRIN Tuff August 8 Dimpled cheek . . . hopes to be a major leaguer . . . one of the Five Fools . . . fond of underclasswomen Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Class Play 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. Varsity Show 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12 ALLEN ROSCOE PITTMAN Kat May 8 Hot '51 Ford . . . shiek of the class . . . debonair and carefree . . . attractive to, and attracted by, girls Basketball 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9. 10, 11; Football 9. 10; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12 Twenty Six QIoaa jotf 1959 BARBARA ANN PRICE Barb September 23 Long dark tresses . . . likes to skate . . . couldn't stay away from us .. . likes to play her baritone sax Tri-Hi-Y 9; Band 9. 12; FBLA 11; Business Club 12; GAA 12; Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; District Band 12; County Band 12 EDWARD PRICE Ed November 17 Lock Haven, here 1 come . . . jokester . . . extra-point specialist ... a growling grappler Basketball 9; Wrestling 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; FTA 9. 10; Varsity Club 11. 12. Football 11. 12 JOHN FRANKLIN PRICE John June 2 Curly hair ... on his toes when it comes to mens fashions . . . good salesman . . . prizes his fishing rod and 30-30 Winchester Chorus 10, 11; Science Club 12 MYRON NORMAN PRICE Sonny May 1 Big machine operator . . . man of few words . . . bicycle repairman calves as a side line. WILLIAM GIDEON PRICE Bill May 8 Keen sense of humor . . . sincere . . . likable ... a dashing equestrian Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9; Audio - Visual Club 11. 12 BETTY ANN RAMSEY Betsy December 24 Lady of tew words . . . avid reader . . . collects pictures . . . prizes her typewriter Band 9. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 DONALD LORRAINE RAMSEY Don March 24 Seen but not heard . . . confirmed hunter and bachelor . . . likes farming . . . ready with a helping hand FFA 9. 10. 11, 12 RUIE ANN RICE Prue December 10 Church bells will ring . . . clarinetist ... a capable bookkeeper . . . roller skates for exercise Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Class Officer 9, 11; District Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10; County Chorus 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12 Twenty Seven ClciAA of 1959 CLARA MARIE RITCHEY Clara March 25 A quiet miss . . . with a twinkle in her eye ... a steady worker . . . nimble on her roller skates FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Business Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Parrot Staff 12 SANDRA DARLENE RITCHEY Sandy October 27 Always on the go . . . likes to tickle the ivories ■ . . and tease her friends ... a future secretary tor Uncle Sam Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Dramatics Club 11, Dance Club 11; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12 DAHLON GEORGE RITCHEY Dal July 31 Member of the intelligentsia ... a versatile thinker . . . future pilot to the moon . . . and a boon to some fortunate maid Football 9, 10; Wrestling 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 12; Keystone Boys Camp 11; Warrior Editor 12 MARY LOUISE ROHM Mert November 6 A garrulous, giggling gal . . . with natural blond hair . . . and a yen for gym classes . . . who wants to be a Phys. Ed. teacher Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Chorus 11; Dramatics Club 11; Class Play 11; Warrior Staff 12 JOANN RITCHEY Joann September 29 Left us in October . . . JOSEPH CHARLES RITCHEY Joe August 6 Drives a Chevy convertible . . . want to drag? . . . raven-haired Romeo . . . one of the Preacher's Kids MARY JANE SANDS Jane April 17 Infectious giggle . . . ambitious secretary . . . popular lass . . who is an ardent follower of Terpsichore Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, Class Play 11; Dance Club 11; Dramatics Club 11; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12; Parrot Staff 12 HOWARD PETER SCHETROMPF Pete October 9 Grappling champ . . . national livestock showman . . . plagued by sisters . . . allergic to homework Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11; FFA 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12 r Twenty Eight QIoaa jof 1959 EMILY JO SCHETROMPF Joby July 30 Flirtatious . . . her brothers keeper . . . short but mighty ... a talkative gum-chewer Tri-Hi-Y 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 11; Camera Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; GAA 12 MARTHA ELLEN SECREST Matt November 14 Came to us from Baltimore . . . inquiring mind . . . likes to make a sociable late entrance GAA 12; Cheerleader 12; Art Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Parrot Staff 12 DOLLY ADELINE SHAW Dolly September 17 Natural dark brown curls . . . hot tempered . . . Sweet Adeline ... a librarian with a keen sense oi humor Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 11, 12; Cheerleader 11; Gym Exhibition 11; GAA 12 JERRY LEE SHEPHERD Shcp July 24 An Elvis fan . . . wants to be a barber . . . sideburns and long hair . . . likes to talk Chorus 9. 10, 11; Hi-Y 11, 12. Football 9 EMMA MAE SHOEMAKER Mert May 30 Serene and unassuming . . . even tempered . . . a competent secretary for some lucky businessman Dramatics Club 11, 12; Girls Glee Club 9; Science Club 10; Camera Club 11; Chorus 11; Business Club 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12 DARLENE LEE SMITH Darlene April 5 Changed her name to Poor . . . interests outside of school . . . wavy hair . . . cameo complexion Chorus 9, 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Camera Club 11; Dramatics Club 12 RICHARD DALE SMITH Dick January 23 Short and stout . . . reserved ... a future farmer . . . likes the outdoors FFA 9. 10, 11, 12 SHIRLEY JEAN SMITH Shirl February 18 A brown-haired miss . . . with someone on her mind ... a future beautician . . . collects stuffed animals Dramatics Club 11, 12; Camera Club 11 Twenty Nine C iaa of 1959 SANDRA JOYCE SMYERS Joyce January 12 Leads our cheers . . . athletic . . . one of the gang . . mademoiselle from Room 206 Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Keystone Girls Camp 11; Dance Club 11; GAA 12; Warrior Staff 12 NANCY LOU SUTER Nance February 20 Diamonds are a girl's best friend . . actress . . . expressive eyes ... a mighty miss Band 9, 10, 11; Camera Club 9; Gym Exhibition 9; Cheerleader 10; Dramatics Club 11; Class Play 11; Audio - Visual Club 11; Dance Club 11; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12 IVA JEAN SNYDER Iva March 30 Quiet spoken . . . stays out of the rain . . . likes to listen to records and read ... a competent secretary Girls Glee Club 9, Science Club 10; Student Council 10, 11; Chorus 11; Camera Club 11; Dance Club 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 KARL THOMAS STEINBERGER Karl April 8 Our finest musician . . . intensely studious believes that practice makes perfect . . . evades the limelight Band 9, 10, 11, 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 12; State Band 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11, County Chorus 10, 11; District Chorus 11; State Chorus 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12 BONNITA DAWN STIFFLER Bonnie August 2 An eye for fashion . . . our Dinah Shore . . . one of the gang . . . got any gum? Band 9, 10, 11, 12; District Band 10, 12; County Band 10, 12; District Chorus 10; County Chorus 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Class Play 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Dance Club 11; Camera Club 12; GAA 12; Parrot Staff 12 ROBERT EARNEST SWARTZ WELDER Ernie October 24 Fond of Vo-Ag classes . . . likes his own way ... a sturdy farmer . . . with a crewcut FT A 9, 10. 11. 12 ROBERT LEE THOMPSON Bob July 12 Simpson's right-hand man . . . future state policeman . . . dislikes activities of the classroom ... a quiet disposition School Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11. 12 PATRICIA LOU TREECE Dino January 6 Mechanical-minded . . . dislikes redheads . . . prizes letters from a certain person ... a natural blond FHA 10 Thirty CLolaa jof 1959 MARY ANN VEACH Mary Ann August 17 Future secretary . . thinks for herseii ... a reliable good student . . . tond of reading and music Tri-Hi-Y 9. 12; FHA 10; Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 ROBERT NELSON VERBAL Bob December 31 Future truck driver . . . horseman collects scratches on his Ford . . . a knife hobbyist Football 9, 10; Wrestling 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 ROGER PAUL WEIST Roger February 28 Engaged . . . fond of his prize steer ... an athletic outdoorsman . . . who wants to play professional football FFA 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11, 12 DOLORES ANN WILLIAMS Dorsey January 21 Neat and chic cheerleader . . . one of the gang . . . Love 'em and leave 'em . . . some future doctors prize secretary Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9; Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Dancing Club 11; GAA 12; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12 LINDA JOYCE WEIGHT Lin August 17 Future airline hostess . . . cheerleader . . . movie goer . . . would rather read than take a test Gym Exhibition 9, 11; Chorus 9; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; GAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 HAZEL ELNORA WEIST Hazel December 2 Bottled blonde . . . always laughing ... all kinds of records . . . wants to be a beautician Chorus 9; Dramatics Club 11. 12 DONNA SUE WILLIAMS Donna Sue November 13 Lost in her own thoughts . . . mischief sparkles in her dark eyes . . . a love for fun . . . wants to circumnavigate the universe Gym Exhibition 9, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11. 12; FTA 11. 12; GAA 12; Parrot Staff 12 CONSTANCE YVETTE WILT Connie November 17 Talented . . . high-step-ping fast - twirling head majorette . . . future gym teacher . . . with laughing eyes and flowing brown hair Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 9, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Twirling Club 9; County Band 10, 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; Audio- Visual Club 11; Class Play 11; Dance Club 11; Dramatics Club 11. 12; GAA 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12 Thirty One CtaASi of ROBERT LINWOOD ZIMMERMAN Zimmic May 11 Nimrod . . . drag-racing hobbyist . . . fond of all sports . . . wants to draw plans for future mechanics Hi-Y 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9 HELEN IVALENE BENNETT Helen March 5 • Flowing brown hair . . . k fond of English class may be found reading a story about horses and listening to her records has designs on a home of her own MARIANNE JOYCE ZIVIELLO Marianne August 11 A statuesque Amazon . . future medical secretary . . . collects dolls . . . always willing and ready to lend a helping hand Chorus 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Library Club 9. 12; FHA 10; Class Play 11; Dance Club 11; Dramatics Club 11. 12; GAA 12; Pep Club 12; Warrior Staff 12 IN MEMORIAM RICHARD HUNT SUITERS NOVEMBER 12, 1941 — SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 Thirty Two QLoaa of 1959 CLASS HISTORY The years have passed rapidly and soon we shall be students at Everett Southern High no longer. As we go our separate ways, there will be many moments when we pause and look back upon these years with fond memories. We shall remember the excitement and expectation that only a freshman can experience on the first day he enters a new school. How much has happened since our Freshman days! Our Sophomore year was one of important decisions as we chose the subjects and activities that would prepare us for the future. We were busily engaged in classwork and homework and in sports and clubs. We earned money by selling sweatshirts and candy. With the Junior year came class rings, the play, “That Brewster Boy, and the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme, Springtime. We began to realize that time was passing swiftly and worked harder and harder toward our goals. Our Senior year-our busiest and our best! Finally we reached this long-awaited time, and we could not have hoped for a more successful year. We exchanged our Senior pictures and namecards with our many friends. We worked hard in the magazine campaign and the Senior Class play, Curtain Going Up, to increase the funds for our Washington trip, a trip that will long be remembered. We excelled in sports and in our studies, still finding time to order announcements, be measured for caps and gowns, and choose our class motto, flower, and colors. The memory of Prom night. Baccalaureate, and Commencement will be surpassed by little else. Now we have come to the end of one of the most eventful periods in our lives. For four years we have worked, laughed, and played together. With mixed emotions we now leave behind us these happy days, taking with us into the future the many friends, wisdom, stronger ideals, and dreams that we have found here. Whatever we do, wherever we go, whatever we become, we will never forget the memory of our life at Everett Southern High School. — SUE LEHMAN Thirty Three QIoaa joft 1959 Thirty Four ClcuiA of 1959 t d f C 9 £ ■ V o H. g _ JQ J-J ■s ; 1 i T-:'' : ’i ’' C y %o . , C 5 9 5 x x t o r 3 9 c fi V « C O {Jfj « « 7 ? q5 s ' 1 o s s i V £ Z .%v L V W % w r V X s CJ 0 0 • k o - if - ): 0 9 0 S O' 3 •i o « y H 3 J Q 3 c 9 9 .o 1 'V, . £ • 5= 4 . « 3 •V -v V r S K. ? s 1 .i i ° o k. lj 3 £ s N if £ | S % N. t s K, w - W N . 3 J 1 5 £ -s w 9 V j 3 t v S « to fW to-) 5 3 1 ss 2 � « $ $ ' S� | j� t 3 0 h n i o CD S v J'S ; n : « cS 1 i $ w 2 0 v ' iM s 4 { i 3 e S't 0 ‘Z. o ' O | V U ] w 0 w N 9 . N- j -,; s 8 J h Q O NJ V. i, 5 $ o v J 0 w 0 77?; iVe f rju$on' Sartc s-fJvards . Uah CLASS HISTORY There we were in '56 — invading the corridors, seeking out our friends, and feeling inferior to those big kids ahead of us. The year came and was gone, and with it went our inferiority complex. Next we were Sophomores, gaining social prestige by the minute and busily going about our duties as seasoned veterans. The class treasury was boosted by a project involving the sale of “belly-aches at $1.00 a box. By now our thoughts were turning more serious as we anxiously awaited that glorious hour when we could be called Juniors. By this time it was September of '58, and we embarked on perhaps the busiest year of our life. A tougher curriculum and seemingly no spare time kept us well occupied. Through these trying times the class managed to present a successful play entitled “Almost Eighteen ; to finance the social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet; to order our highly esteemed class rings; to fill many key positions on the school championship teams. Life does not end here; nor will it next year; but it will continue through the years, depending upon how well we have prepared ourselves in these hectic days. Whether we be leaders or followers, we shall forever hold the functions of our Junior year in fondest memory. — MEARL KEMBERLING Thirty Six ClaAA of I960 HOMI-ROOM 202 ROW I: ). Clark. B. Clark. J. Calhoun. L. Detwiler. K. Barley. S. Clark. K. Crawford. B. Croylc. Mr. Kaplan ROW 2: B. Barton. C. Conover. S. Cornell. D. Daniels. D. Cooper. N. Bennett. B. Clark. L. Detwiler ROW 3: D. Bennett. R. Baughman. V. Blankley. E. Diehl. A. Drenning. L. Detwiler, J. Barkman. L. Adams. K. Bennett ROW 4: R. Calhoun. B. Barkman. A. Bowman. G. Conner. T. Diehl. J. Dcremcr. J. Cornell. L. Clark ROW 5: C. Anderson, G. Cunard. G. Beefelt. R. Ash. R. Bussard. A. Defibaugh. G. Davis HOMEROOM 207 ROW I: I. Hott. G. Leader. B. Hann. S. Foor. D. Fletcher. B. Forrester. Mrs. Heath ROW 2: N. Foor. D. Hollar, J. Fink, R. Koontz. C. Foor. J. Foor. A. Foor ROW 3: J. Heffner. N. Klahrc. J. Foor. V. Imes. J. Fetters, J. Foor. G. Hoover. C. Hott ROW 4. P. Fletcher. M. Kemberling. J. Evans. J. Felton. C. Grubb. R. Johnson. P. Fluke ROW 5: D. Eshclman. M. Elbin. V. Felton, G. Lawhead. J. Fcight. R. Laidig ABSENT; D. Hiniah HOMEROOM 216 ROW I: S. Messersmith. J. Mearkle. J. Robinette. L. Ritchey. E. Shaw. L. Markle. C. Millin. Mrs. Diehl ROW 2: J. O'Neal. S. Lundquest. D. Ritchey, J. Price. N. Marshall. F. Mozdcn. R. Redinger ROW 3: G. McCahan. S. Salkeld. J. Mills, L. Showalter. J. McCormick. J. Price. M. Mcllott. C. Mcllott ROW 4: M. Mondy. F. Roberts. R. Marshall. D. Ritchey. W. Miller. D. Mills. A. Mcllott ROW 5: M. Simmons. J. Mountain, J. Morral. G. May. w. Shauf. R. McFarland HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1: B. Steach. B. Smith. L. Sponsler, B. Stayer. C. Smyers. E. Smith. Miss Cullen ROW 2: P. Smith. P. Weimer, K. Smith. R. Wigfield. C. Waddington. K. SwartzweJder. B. Steckman ROW 3: J. Snyder. A. Smith. J. Sponsler. D. Wigfield. J. Thompson, o. Sparks ROW 4 P. Van Pelt. W. Smith. F. Wallace. H. Williams. G. Wilt. V. Smith. R. Wolfe OW 5: I. Smith. G. Trail. M. Simmons. H. SIcightcr. G. Wakefield. G. Whitfield ABSENT: E. Winck QIoaa jof 1961 CLASS OFFICERS President ....... BONNIE COLEMAN Vice President .... JOHN CUNARD Secretary ....... SANDRA POINTER Treasurer ........ LINDA WHISEL CLASS ADVISERS MR. HIMES, MRS. BOLLINGER, MRS. ENGLAND, MR. PUTT, MR. SHAFFER, MR. SMITH BOLLMAN, COLEMAN, WHISEL, POINTER CLASS HISTORY We entered the new school in 1955 as very Irightened seventh graders. This first year passed rather calmly — not because we lacked spirit or enthusiasm, but because our activities were considerably limited and restricted. Finally that year ended, and the next began. We were eighth graders. Then we became Freshmen! The boys participated in various sports and the girls joined clubs. At the end of our freshman year we had a skating party to make money. Now we are Sophomores — quite grown-up and beginning to look forward to next year and the years to follow. As we reminisce and look ahead to the future, we can proudly say that we shall be the first class to complete our high school education in its entirety within the walls of the new Everett Southern High School. — JUDY HARCLERODE Thirty Nine ClaAA of 1961 ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ABSENT HOMEROOM 100 I. Clark. I. Bramblev. N. Conrad. N. Bussard. B. Coleman. R. Crawford. J. Bollman. Mrs. Bollinger R. Bottenfield. R. Chamberlain. W. Conner. A. Deremer. D. Clark, j .DeCooman, W. Cornell J. Clark. V. Clark. S. College. C. Eshclman. G. Barkman. G. Douglas H. Felton. G. Bowman. J. Conover. R. Crooks. P. Clark. F. Cootc, R. Clark • R. Brantner. E. Cooper. R. Dodson ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 HOMEROOM 102 L. Hixson. P. King. L. Foor. J. Harclerode. C. Gordon, C. Foor F. Guyton. R. Karns. M. Householder. J. Kennard. D. Fetter. Mr. Shaffer D. Foor. R. Fetters. E. Ickes. J. Fluke. R. Leader. J. Hofacker Forty QIoaa of 1961 HOMEROOM 115 ROW I: A. Swartzwelder. R. Snyder. N. Snyder. D. Wilt. N. Smith. C. Swindell. J. Weist. Mr. Himes ROW 2: C. Simpson. J. Ward. M. Shipley. A. Shauf. P. Sutcr. L. Whisel ROW 3: P. Sparks. C. Stone. L. Whetstone. G. Shipley. V. Woy. G. Schetrompf. B. Williams ROW 4 M. Sams. K. Sleighter. Y. Webb. R. Treece. G. Thompson. P. Truax ROW 5. W. Sleek. B. Smith. T. Tewell. W. Trail. E. Smith HOMEROOM 308 ROW I: V. Howsare. M. Foor. C. Fletcher. L. Steach, E. Elbin. J. Cunard. Mr. Putt ROW 2: ). Clingerman. T. Becker. G. Morris. O. Walters. G. Hardy ROW 3: L. Sipes. J. Burket. R. Bussard. B. Putt Forty One CtaAA of 1961 ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 5. _ „ HOMEROOM 114 I MeCune. G. Mallow, s. Pointer. S. Mearkle. W. McFarland. M. Painter V NiayV A ?irNc - P MjJ,s V- putt- R McMullen. A. Millin. M. Millin C. Ritchey. W Ritchey G. McFarland. D. McFarland. B. Mills. H. Miller I McDaniel. V Mearkle. A. Mills. D. Lundquest. J A. O Neal. G. Mosholder. V. Rcdinger. C. Morse. D. Pepple. R. Nelson Mr. Smith Lingenfelter ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: „ „ , „ HOMEROOM 118 w Pi Cordell. C. Diehl. }. Barkman. M. Barkman. M- Weir. D. Bcnna. F. Goldizen. S. Stunkard. D. Claar. J. Emery. G. Price. V. Leader. C. Shipley. P. Adams Mrs. England M. Smith Forty Two QLclaa of 1962 CLASS OFFICERS President .......... GARY COLLINS Vice President ..... GARY STABNAU Secretary ........ BARBARA GRUBB Treasurer .... HAROLD ANDERSON CLASS ADVISERS MR. BRODISH, MR. BADACZEWSKI, MRS. DAVIS, MR. GOCHNOUR, MISS SHACIKOSKI ANDERSON. COLLINS. GRUBB. STABNAU HOMEROOM 215 ROW I: J. Means. L. Lobb. S. Mearkle. H. Millin. S. Morris. I Kagarisc 1 Lan$ Mr Badac:c«'k. ROW 2: G. Messersmith. R. Mills. H. Kisamore. B. Marklc N. Leader W. Lone A M . . ROW 3: A. Mallow. R. Layton. K Leader. N. Layton. M. Kinser M.Morris K Kisamore ROW 4: D. Lynch, D. Miller. A. Kline. |. Moyer. |. Morris. N. Kanoff. D. McCormick I L ABSENT: M. Hixson. B. Kifer. G. Leader Forty Three ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3. ROW 4: ROW 5: HOMEROOM 113 S. Brantner. R. Conrad. A. Clark. B. Diehl. L. Crawford. P. Atty. S. Dibert. Mr. Brodish fc. Barnes. M. Brambley. C. Bennett. G. Claar. C. Darr. N. Akers. A. Clark L. Clingtrman. G. Blankley. A. Bloom. D. Clark. A. Chalfant. D. Calhoun. J. Barton. E. L. Brallier. I . Casteel. V. Aikey. D. Clark. P. Bowman. V. Clinaerman. E. Bussard K. Barnes. R. Brown. D. Colledge. G. Collins. H. Barkman. L. Calhoun Clark ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5. n rr . r. , HOMEROOM 304 A. P b KpooE;b,nD. BHes °R kn ;PT. IwT Lst'r. M‘ C. boor. L. Forrester. B Gordon. C. Helsel. D. Hinish. S. Fluke n p.wher’n1 CMIe,ch5r' V- Hann- G Fluke. R- Fetters. R. Hartsock I Foor D. Elbtn. B. Eller. B. Foor. G. Foor. L. England. M. Foor QLdlaa o$ 1962 HOMEROOM 217 ROW 1: M. Myers. S. Pepple. W. Rcdinger. M. Shaw. L. Ramsey. R. Reggan. D. Shaw. W. Schetrompf. Mrs. Davis ROW 2: D. Rhodes. G. Runk. L. Ritchey. I. Pittman. M. O'Neal. J. Price. J. Routt. D. Robinette ROW 3: B. Peck. P. Norris. M. Pittman. S. Shoenfelt. S. Price. H. Rush. J. Shaffer ROW 4: K. Pittman. D. Price. B. Ruha. J. Redinger. R. Ritchey. R. Shipley. J. Newman. J. Nycum HOMEROOM 222 ROW I: T. Steach. G. Smith. D. Treece. D. Young. S. Weist. R. Smith. D. Williams. Miss Shacikoski ROW 2: C. Smith. R. Steach. J. Smith. L. Smith. R. Smyers. R. Smith. S. Weist. D. Weaverling ROW 3: S. Whitfield. S. Weist. O. Swartrwelder. R. Smyers. P. Snyder. G. Stabnau. D. Smith ROW 4: P. Snyder. D. Williams. I. Smith. K. Tewell. M. Williams. S. Thompson Forty Five (?IaAA jof 1962 HOMEROOM 120 ROW 1 |. Clingerman. V. Akers. R. Clark. B. Wigf.eld. D. Beegle. L. Snyder. W. Rhodes. J. Price. Mr. Browell ROW 2: G. Clark. T. Newhouse. B. Kinsey. N. Mallow. M. Kerns. F. Spencer. M. Hann M. Clark. C. Leader ROW 3: E. Ramsey. R. Perrin. G. Karns. L. Vance. W. Richards. A. Wigfield. R. May, L. Kifer ROW 4: B. Mongold. J. Grecnawalt. T. Singer. W. Barkman. R. Jay. D. Boiror. M. Mearkle. H. Anderson. W. Crawford ROW 5: G. Shipley. A. Smith R. Markle. J. Garland. M. Valentine. G. Morse. H. Beegle. J. Pittman ABSENT: B. Mongold Forty Six CIjclaa of 1963 CLASS OFFICERS President TERRY WHISEL Vice President ................. CHARLYNE ATTY Secretary ...................... BONNIE GRUBB Treasurer....................... WILLIAM BECK CLASS ADVISERS MR. GALLAHER, MR. CIAVARELLA, MR. FISHER, mr. McIntyre, mr. paisley ATTY, WHISEL, BECK, GRUBB HOMEROOM 300 ROW I: V. Hoopengardner. C. Guyton. M. King. A. Hoopengardner. R. Jay. N. Latta ROW 2: M. Kalaha. G. Guyton. E. Klahre. M. Kemberling. G. Lashley. K. Imlcr. Mr. Paisley ROW 3: R. Hockenberry. A. Mann. P. Hall. J. Hott. F. Hedrick ROW 4 R. Henry. G. Layton. J. Harclerode. D. Hollar. E. Hendrikson. W. Householder Forty Seven QIoaa jof 1963 HOMEROOM 211 ROW I: B. Ritchey. D. Roberts. W. Sloan. D. Mellott. R. Sands. D. Markle. P. Rhodes. Mr. McIntyre ROW 2: B. Robinette. R. Marshall. S. Morral. M. Merritt. G. Northcraft. R. Ritchey. E. Rice ROW 3: C. Mearklc, N. Ritchey. P. Lingenfelter. R. Mellott. R. Pittman. E. Shauf. P. Mellott. M. Price ROW 4: J. Nycum. V. Miller, B. Mellott. W. Showalter. R. Nelson. N. Ritchey, P. Lynch HOMEROOM 220 ROW 1: M. Swartzwelder. C. Wilt. A. Weimer, D. Von Stein, B. Wilson. R. Smith, L. Snyder. R. Zimmerman. Mr. Ciavarella ROW 2: T. Whisel, R. Zimmerman. T. Smith. S. Treece. G. Williams. J. Springer. S. Sparks. W. Smith ROW 3: N. Steckman. T. Yacko. H. Smith. E. Taylor. S. Swartzwelder. D. Weicht. K. Snyder ROW 4: A. Stone. R. Smith. F. Smyers, E. Truax, R. Swindell. T. Tewell. R. Smith. T. Weist ABSENT: B. Swindell Forty Eight ClaAA o$ 1963 HOMEROOM 121 ROW I: B. Grubb. R. Colledgc. E. Cooper. L. Felton. L. Foor. P. College. Mr. Gallahcr ROW 2: G. Conrad. T. Gorsuch. L. Poor, S. Grccnawalt. W. Darr. R. Griffin. S. Fletcher ROW 1: W. Ferrell. L. Conner. S. Felton. A. Fluke. J. Dodge. K. Felton ROW 4: C. Decker. B. Cupp. V. Foor. C. Diehl. L. Eshelman HOMEROOM 117 ROW 1: L. Brantner. B. Beck. G. Bussard. B. Brown. T. Coleman. R. Clark. A. Clark. Mr. Fisher ROW 2: C. Barkman. C. Atty. E. Clark. L. Barton. C. Border. R. Calhoun. S. Barkman ROW ?: T. Clark. M. B rowel I. S. Clark. L. Clark. R. Barnes. E. Burkett. D. Agncw ROW 4: L. Calhoun. J. Boor. R. Barnes. D. College, J. Beeglc. J. Caione Forty Nine QLoaa joft 796 CLASS OFFICERS President ... JEANNE MAUZY Vice President WILLIAM DeCOOMAN Secretary ... EUGENE FEIGHT Treasurer ... ROBERT STEACH CLASS ADVISERS MR. WILL, MR. FISHER, MR. KOONTZ, MR. McKAY, MRS. RITCHEY MAUZY, DeCOOMAN, STEACH, FEIGHT HOMEROOM 119 ROW 1 W. Akers. R. Bussard. S. Bloom. G. Blankley. L. Brambley. S. Barnes ROW 2: L. Bark man. C. Clark. L. Bussard. C. Beegle. B. Avey. L. Bridges. L. Clark ROW 3: E. Beegle. R Clark. R. Aikey. D. Clark. G. Clabaugh. C. Calhoun ROW 4 D. Bleegle. S. Clark. T. Bennett. R. Blair. D. Bussard ABSENT: R. Brallier. Mr McKay Fitty CtaAA of796 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 HOMEROOM 218 D. Lundquest, L. Hobbs. B. Millin. D. Kline. M. Harclerode. M. Leary. A. McFarland. G. Koontz. Mrs. W. Ritchey G. Mearkle. T. Jay. D. Grimes, M. Mellott. J. Hott. O. Mallow. j. Klahre. R. Lee. S. Horton B. Hinish. G. Millin. ). Lane. C. Mallow. D. Harmon. J. Kling. S. Mallow. D. Mellott J. Maury. A. Hess. R. Mallow. C. Mearkle. W. Grimm. F. Hall. E. Lynch, C. Grubb. D. Ickes HOMEROOM 224 J. Thomas. R. Steach. J. Smith. W. Springer. S. Weaverling. L. Spruill. Mr. Koontr C. Winter. L. Smith. J. Vcach. D. Swindell. W. Wigfield. P. Thompson S. White. N. Sparks. B. Thompson. W. Trail. M. Smyers J. Wendell. V. Webb. M. Woy. J. Smyers. |. Weicht. K. Wolfe Fifty One (°Ioa of 196ty HOMEROOM 213 ROW 1: I. Crawford. B. Diehl. R. Clingcrman. J. Cornell, G. Foor. W. DcCooman. B. Feight. S. Conner. Mr. Fisher ROW 2: E. Fcight. V. Conrad. A. Elbin. H. Fisher. K. DcVault. D. Good. K. Dibcrt. P. Diehl ROW 3: W. Fluke. B. Coote. D. Elbin. C. Davis. W. Foor. J. Cordell. J. Cunard ROW 4: J. Cornell. J. Foor, R. Conover. R. Foor, S. Dodge, j. College. S. Cooper. S. Fetters HOMEROOM 219 ROW 1: C. Shimer. R. Morris. W. Reed. F. Shipley. H. O'Neal. J. Mosholder. J. Runk ROW 2: N. Shaffer. G. Sipes. B. Morris. D. Mountain. C. Shaffer. A. Ritchey. R. Nelson, P. Morse. Mr. Will ROW 3: D. Pepple. S. Pee, N. Rice, C. Pepple, B. Ritchey. A. Rice. B. Sheeder ROW 4: L. Routt. B. Pittman. Z. Redinger. J. Shook. S. Myers. B. Smith, D. Ramsey. C. Potts Fiity Two (JLaAAJwom Sc n Centrati word re© Fitly Th QlaAAJwom $amsA Geography from the commercial view point . . . Safe driving starts in the classroom . . . World history students follow man's progress . . . Laying a foundation in French ... A class in music appreciation . . . Setting the stage for a dramatization in English class Fifty Four ClaMJwom S n Vo-ag Sophomores learn proper use of tools . . . Anyone more interested in Math? . . . Sharing a good story . . . Biologists examine a curious speciman . . . Can he catch him? . . . Oops! Never mind Filly Five laAA wom Saw A Problems must be solved . . . What makes a champ? . . . General science class observes experiment . . . Charts are used by chemistry students . . . Learning more about our Commonwealth . . . Senior typists practice for proficiency Fifty Six QlaAAJwom Saw A Guidance for the Freshmen . . . Learning how to take part in group discussions . . . Using graphs in eighth grade mathematics . . . Health class studies the body Young scientists experiment . . . Learning to set a pretty table Fifty Seven 7 7 A A hnnwi a Orientation for future homemakers . . Learning our history in seventh grade . Eighth graders working in geography class . . Balancing the books with special help . . . A little help needed in arithmetic . . . Time out for reading in an English class Fifty Eigrht ROW I; ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: STUDENT COUNCIL Mr.'. Davis. B. Grubb. M. King. R. Marshall. S. Clark. L. Ritchey. A. Bloom. C. Fletcher. L. Barkman. M. Barkman. H. Fisher. D. Kline. C. Shimer. Mr. D. Agntw, N. Poor. B. Coleman. B. Grubb R. Crawford L. Whetstone. J. Lingenfclter. V. Webb. K. Swartzwelder K. Iruax. M. Valentine. R. Klahre. C. Barkman. D. Kisamore Will STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4. P. S. J. N. College. C. Clark. P. Atty. P. Harper. C. Mearkle. C. Millin. Swartzwelder. B. Coote. S. Pointer. D. Benna. N. Bussard B. Hott. C. Clark. V. Imcs. V. Wov, L. Calhoun Edwards. R. Bussard, T Myers. G. Wjgficld. j. Fluke J. Hott Ritchey Siudsinl c£ifo STANDING: Koontz. Kemberling. Diehl. Johnson. Hoover. Lundquest, Miss Cullen SEATED: Sponsler. Clark. Price. Steckman. Stayer. Davis ALMOST EIGHTEEN CURTAIN GOING UP Presented by Presented by CLASS OF 1960 CLASS OF 1959 November 20, 1959 April 24, 1959 Cast Judith Beegle Gail Means Eddie Barry Ronald Koontz Sylvia Boor Dorothy Morse Ann Sherman Suzanne Clark Catherine Clark Timothy Myers William Barry Mearl Kemberling Paul Crooks Terry Perrin Grace Barry Sondra Lundquest Ronald Diehl William Price Beatrice Linda Sponsler Mabel Warren Barbara Stayer Nancy Edwards Mary Rohm Mrs. Granville Judith Ann Price Judith Fluke Nancy Suter George Jones Ronald Johnson John Glodek Connie Wilt Tommy Grandville Gary Hoover Randall Grubb Sally Davidson Bonnie Steckman Director— Mrs. Barndollar Mr. Merritt Tom Diehl Mrs. Dalryimple Gladys Davis Director — Miss Cullen Sixty One CO N S $ 0 SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: M. Bark.man. B. Smith. B. Croyle. A. Foor. C. Foor. Mr. Dillina P. King. C. Ritchey. R. Rice. ). Fink. C. McFarland. P. Smith S. Clark. |. May. S. Cornell. D. Clark. E. Foor. I. Harclerode M. Ziviello. S. Lundauest. M. Mellott, R. Koontr. N. Marshall. B. Hann A. Smith. P. Ruha. K. Bennett. M. Householder. B. Stiffler. W. Colledge J. McCormick. G. Harclerode. R. Marshall. R. McFarland. D. Dibert. G. Davis Sixty Three JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I: B. Ritchey. S. Barkman. D. Marklr, ). Kagari.se. P. Rhodes. P. College. Mr. Dilling ROW 2: M. King. G. Williams. R. Barkman. P. Morse. B. Wilson. L. Barton. S. Barkman ROW 3: D. Beegle. S. Pepple, S. Myers. ). Smith. B. Coote. L. Lingenfelter ROW 4: A. Hann. R. Cupp. L. Claik. R. Smyers, S. Dodge. |. College. E. Clark ROW 5: M. Foor. S. Shoenfelt. |. Newman K. Pittman. D. McCormick. R. Conover Sixty Four SENIOR HIGH BAND ROW I: C. Wilt. L. Detwiler. C. Waddington. L. Gorsuch ROW 2: E. Smith, M. Rohm. R. Rice. N. Bussard. S. Foor. K. Barley. L. Detwiler. L. Sponger. P. Smith. A. Swartzwelder. S. Messersmith. Mr. Snyder ROW 3: P. Feight. D. Swartzwelder. J. Foor. S. Lundquest. D. Lundquest. D. Giffin. F. Guyton. L. Detwiler. A. Foor. D. Fetters ROW 4: ). Sponsler. D. Ritchey. J. Price. P. Detwiler. B. Stiffler. B. Barkman. S. Salkcld. M. Sams. E. Foor. N. Klahre ROW 5: R. Clark. G. Koontz. W. Co Hedge. |. McCormick. B. Price. C. Grubb. T. Diehl. Y. Webb. K. Sleighter. M. Householder ROW 6: K. Steinberger. J. Fluke G. Cunard. B. Smith. M. Simmons. W. Price. M. Simmons. M. Kemberling. A. O'Neal. R. Johnson Sixty Five JUNIOR HIGH BAND J. Crawford. J. Greenawalt. E. Eppley. B. Grubb. J. Means. M. Eppley. V. Webb. D. Lundquest B. Grubb. R. Bussard. C. Guyton. L. Brantncr. W. Bloom. N. Latta. D. Mountain. C. Wilt. J. Clingerman. D. Kline M. Swartzwelder. B Feight. W. Akers. Mr. Eppley D. Mellon. G. Smith. E. Rice. C. Atty. P. Atty. G. Guyton. W. Foor. R. Clark. S. Brantner. 1. Cunard. R. Marshall. L. Smith K. Imler. J. Cornell. L. Routt. C. Pepple. C. Grubb. L. Connor. E. Burket. A. Rice. M. Kemberling. M. Price. S. Sparks. C. Davis T. Yacko. D. Foor. R. Mellott. E. Klahre. C. Foor. J. Routt. W. Crawford. 2. Redingcr. R. Mallow. T. Foor. B. Foor. E. Shauf J. Nycura. A. Stone. S. Whitfield. D. McCormick. A. Shauf. D. Price. B. Eller. L. England. J. Pittman. H. Kisamore. F. Hedrick. C. Diehl ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW •� : ROW 5: ROW 6: Sincbmi Jjfa ARTISTS UNLIMITED CLUB ROW 1: Virginia Putt. Donna Sue Williams. June Emery. Suzanne Lehman ROW 2: Linda Gorsuch. Charlie Barkman. Karen Sleighter. Gwen McCahan. Judy Price. Mr. Paisley ROW 3: Arlan Drenning, James Evans. Don Eshclman. Yvonne Webb BUSINESS CLUB ROW I: Gail Means. Barbara Price. Carol Calhoun. Clara Ritchey. Robena Crawford. Iva Snyder. Emma Shoemaker. Betty Hite. Mr. Kennedy. Nancy Suter Sixty Six Siudmtf Jjfo JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW I: Melinda Myers. Bonnie Wilson. Mary Jane King. Penny College. Mrs. Davis ROW 2: Nancy Ritchey. Janet Shaffer. Gail Williams ROW 3: Sherry Shoenfelt. Nola Ritchey SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW 1: S. Messersmith. J. Schetrompf. E. Shoemaker. E. Shaw. D. McCune. R. Crawford. C. Hoover. Mrs. Barndollar ROW 2: T. Lane. S. Smith. J. Ritchey. I. Snyder. L. Dctwiler. C. Calhoun. L. Detwiler ROW 3: C. Wilt. H. Barkman. S. Clark. N. Foor. B. Croyle. H. Weist. C. McFarland. L. Weicht ROW 4: J. Beegle. M. Ziviello. P. Fluke. D. Griffin. D. Smith. D. Morse. C. Conover ROW 5: D. Ritchey. B. Stiffler. B. Hite. J. McCormick. L. Detwiler. P. Detwiler Shidsmi difa AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB ROW 1: J. Fetters. J. Foor. Y. Webb. C. Barkman. D. Wigfield. Mr. Brodish ROW 2: P. Fletcher. F. Roberts. T. Diehl. R. Leader. R. Verbal. K. Sleighter ROW 3: F. Wallace. G. Trail. D. Eshelman R. Johnson. V. Imes ROW f: W. Price. J. Mountain. E. Ickes. M. Elbin. H. Sleighter. J. Evans CAMERA CLUB ROW I: C. Hoover. J. Schetrompf. B. Clark. B. McCune. H. Barkman. E. Smith. J. Clark. Mr. Ciavarella ROW 2: C. W� lt. B. Croyle. B. Clark. J. Fink. C. Clark. A. Foor. E. Shaw ROW 3: R. Redinger. V. Blankley. D. Giffin. C. Foor. J. Price. J. Ritchey. D. Edwards. J. Thompson ROW 4: J. Foor. P. Detwiler. B. StiffIcr. G. Davis. N. Edwards. W. College. A. Bowman ABSENT F. Nelson Sludsni JUfo FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 5: B. Mills R. Swartzwclder. 0. |ay. D. Price K. Mearkle. G. McCune. D. Ramsey, G. Barkman. Mr. C arV D. Pepple, R. Weist. R. Shipley. D. Mills. G. Bowman. S. Redinger. R. CoUedge G. Thompson. W. Sleek. ). Ritchey. T. Bussard C Anderson. I. Smith. G. Whitfield. H. Barkman R. Ritchey. ). Morris. G. Mosholder. E. Smith. R. Dodson. ]. Redinger. R. Morse J. Garland. D. Fcight, D. CoUedge. G. Lawhead. J. Mortal. )• Heckman. R Laidig. C. Morse SECTION 2 ROW I: M. Painter. D. Young. S. Weist. L. Mearkle. G. Mcssersmith. ]. Weist. H. Millin. Mr. Otndoff ROW 2: R. Smith. D. Smith. L. Smith. R. Mills. A. Mallow. L. Ritchey. D. Robinette. M. Bramblcy ROW 3: R. Hartsock. A. Millin. P. Van Pelt. W. Hann. R Layton. D. Clark. G. Blankley. P. Snyder. D. Sparks ROW 4 j. Morse. A. Mills. H. Schetrompf. A Deremer. D. Himsh. R. Baughman. R. Karns. P. Bowman ROW 5: V. Mearkle. R. Nelson. J. Price. G. Wilt. R. Calhoun. W. Smith. C. Eshelman Sixty Nine Siudswi Jife JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW !: D. Gordon. J. Kagarise. N. Leader. C. Mills. Mrs. England. S. Mearkle. D. Miller. K. Leader ROW 2: S. Thompson. S. Fluke JUNIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW 1: D. Brambley. T. Jay. R. Clark. H. Fisher. C. Leader. P. Morris. Mr. Orndoff ROW 2: H. Anderson. W. kichards. R. Smith. D. Hollar. D. Boor. J. Boor. 1'. Wcist. S. Morral ROW 3: D. College. W. Grimm. H. Beeglc. R. Markle. A. Smith. G. Morse. E. Henderson Seventy Siud rd Jufe SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3. ROW 4 5. Cooper. B. Stayer. D. Benna. A. Foor P. Smith. H. Diehl. Mrs. E Ritchey 3. Ritchey. K. Smith. S. Stunkard. S. Sparks. G. Means L. Foor. B. Steckman i. Cornell. R. Redlnger. G. Price. V Clark V. Blankley C. Foor Smith. D. Hammond. J. Foor. G. Davis. A. Bowman. M. Sams. D. Daniels ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 SENIOR HI-Y CLUB Wilt B. Williams. L. Whetstone. C. Stone. G. Clark. R. Koont:. W. Conner. Mr. McIntyre Bennett V Wov A. Drennmq. ). Beck. P. Crooks. M. Mondy. L. Clark. G. Hoover alrt'A pSn. T. Perr,n.9R.’ Grubb. R. M.rjh.ll. R. Pepple. D- Dibert Shepherd. G. Bccfelt. T. Myers. R. Bussard. G. Wakefield. R- Diehl Siudsmi Jjfe ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB V. Hoopcngardncr. L. Felton E Barnes. W Darr. P. Rhodes. Miss Mountain M. Shaw. N. Leader. J. Shaffer. C. Darr. C. Helsel. D. Shaw V. Miller. S. Thompson. D. Miller. K. Leader. N. Ritchey ROW I: ROW 2: ROW V. ROW 4: L. Hixson. B. Stayer. J. May. R. Bottenfield. N. Conrad. E. McCune L. Foor. E. Shaw. C. Foor. S. Sparks. R. McMullen R. Chamberlain C. Hott. D. Shaw. D. Morse. M. Ziviello. N. Benncit. D. Mills. K. Smith ). Kcnnard. P. Ruha. N. Marshall, J. Foor. B. Mills. L. Whiscl Shidsuni Jjifa JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: J. Thomas. W. Reed. J. Klahre. L. Spruill. S. Connor ROW 2: O. Mallow. S. White. C. Clark. G. Millin. R. Calhoun. J. Vcach. L. Barkman. Mr. Fisher ROW 3: S. Mallow. B. Thompson. S. Felton. D. Agnew. S. Clark. D. Harman ROW 4. |. Shook. C. Markle. S. Myers. L. Calhoun. D. Ramsey SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB D. Ritchey. G. Casteel. E. lekes, D. Edwards. J. Price. M. Simmons. M. Simmons. F. Barkman. Mr. Smith. N. Edwards. D. Leader. R. Klahre. R. Leader. J. Lingenfelter. G. Douglas Seventy Three Shid ni Jjfe JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB ROW 1: G. Bussard. L. Foor. T. Whisel. T. Coleman. R. Sands. Mr. Koont: ROW 2: T. Gorsuch. L. Eshelman. K. Pittman. J. Newman. D. Hess. ]. Springer ROW 3: T. Casteel. J. Harclerode. K. Tewell. D. Lynch. J. Bcegle ABSENT: R. Baughman JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW I: J. Cornell. B. Ritchey. L. Snyder. J. Hott. P. Rhodes. B. Lee. J. Runk. Mrs. Bollinger ROW 2: C. Barkman A. Ritcney. N. Sparks. B. Sheeder. D. Markle. B. Hinish ROW 3: D. Smith. L Barton, f. Maury. S. Greenawalt. S. Pep. W. Schetrompf. J. Lane ROW 4: S. Swartrwclder. C. Potts. S. Pcpple. B. Pittman. S. Fetters. B. Ritchey ROW 5: G. Runk. P. Lynch. S. Price. B. Mcllott. B. Smith. C. Helsei. D. lekes Siud ni «£ifa SENIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB SECTION 1 ROW I M Bark man. C. Gordon. B. Smith. C. Swindell. J. Ward. M. Rohm. D. Fletcher. J. Hott. Mrs. Meath ROW 2: N. Snyder. T. Lane. J. Calhoun. B. Ramsey. C. Smyers. R. Foor. M. Veach ROW 3: B. Steach. D. Fetters. B. Steckman. S. Ritchey. R. Rice. K. Smith ROW 4: S. Lehman. L. Gorsuch. M. Secrest. D. Williams. D. Morse. D. Swartzwelder. C. Waddington SECTION 2 ROW I: J. Fluke. D. Shaw. C. McFarland. E. Foor. L. Weicht. B. Barton. S. Stunkard ROW 2: S. Foor. S. Sparks. A. Smith. M. Zivicllo. J. Sponsler. D. Daniels. J. Foor. C. Ritchey ROW 3: M. Sands. N. Marshall. M. Mellott. J. Smyers. P. Sparks. S. Boor. J. Snyder ROW 4: D. Williams. C. Mellott. L. Showalter. M. Sams. S. Salkeld. C. Clark Seventy Five Shidsmi Jifa PENNSYLVANIA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW I: F. Barkman. K. Smith. S. Lehman. S. Clark. P. Smith. S. Pointer. B. Croyle. C. Millen. Miss Morse ROW 2: S. Lundquest. L. Whisel. D. Williams. B. Clark. J. May. L. Ritchey. L. Sponsler ROW 3: G. McCahan. A. O Neal. T. Hixon. G. Trail. M. Sams. D. Daniels VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: I. DeCooman. P. Schetrompf, G. Grubb, G. Schetrompf. R. Verbal. C. Barkman. G. Hoove Badaczewski R. Weist. L. Fetters. J. Beck. R. Johnson. R. Calhoun. H. Felton. P. Crooks. G. Hardy D. Ritchey. R. Diehl. G. Browell. T. Perrin. M. College. R. Grubb. J. Jackson. C. Clark. J. G. Wakefield. R. Bussard. G. May. G. Bussard. T. Myers. L. Clark. E. Price. J. Felton , K. Bennett. Anderson Mr. Seventy Six Shidsmi Jjfa PATROL BOYS Gary Smith. Willard Hann. Jeffrey Ling. Robert Thompson. Norman Kanoff. Mr. Will STUDENT SECRETARIES ROW 1: Robena Crawford. Daisy Diehl. Clara Ritchey. Emma Shoemaker. Ruie Ann Rice. Carol Calhoun. Mary Ann ROW 2: Saffdra Rach y. leano'f'fow Linda Gorsuch. Dolores Williams. Sylvia Boor. Mary Jane Sands. Nancy Suter. ROW 3: Fredarica Gilpin. Barbara Price. Allen Pittman. Robert Imes. Terry Perrin. Betty Hite. Catherine Clark Seventy Seven Shxdsmt £ THE PARROT EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: Deanna Edwards, managing editor: Judy Fluke. art: Gwen McCahan. co-editor; Donna Williams. features; Kathleen Barley: Dorothy Morse, business manager STANDING: Mearl Kcmberling. newspaper liaison; Tom Diehl: David Ritchey; Miss Morse, adviser. James Beck; Ronald Johnson: Susann Lehman, editor-in-chief: Tim Myers, sports REPORTORIAL STAFF SEATED: Karen Sleighter. Juan Feight. Yvonne Webb. Edith Shaw. Tom Hixon. Kathleen Smith. Patricia Atty. Sue Fluke STANDING: Karl Steinberger. Jane Barkman. Audrey Foor. Martha Secrcst. Bonnita Stiffler. Martin Sands. Dale VonStein TYPISTS SEATED: Emma Shoemaker. Iva Snyder. Betty Hite. Gail Means. Mary Jane Sands STANDING: Dolores Williams. Marv Rohm. Catherine Clark. Carol Calhoun. Nancy Suter. Clara Ritchey PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION STAFF SEATED: Carol Foor. Mr. Kennedy, adviser. Mark Householder. Terry Perrin. Allen Pittman STANDING: Peggy Detwiler. Connie Wilt. Donna McCune. Carol Hoover. Carolyn McFarland. John Glodek Seventy Eight Siudsmi Jjfe THE WARRIOR EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: Dewayne Leader. co-editor. Judy Becgle. Connie Wilt. Susann Lehman. John Anderson. Paul Crooks. Karl Steinberger STANDING Miss Morse, adviser. Paul Feight. Deanna Edwards. Tim Myers. Randy Grubb. Dahlon Ritchey, editor BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Jim Jackson. Terry Perrin. Gail Means, man- ager. Mary Jane Sands STANDING: Mr. Kennedy. adviser. Bob Imes. Allen Pittman ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF SEATED: Richard Klahre. artist. Mike College. Nancy Edwards. Joyce Smyers, Marianne Ziviello. Dorothy Morse STANDING: Charlie Barkman. artist. Gary Koont:. John Glodek TYPISTS SEATED: Sandra Ritchey. Mary Ann Veach. Barbara Price. Nancy Suter STANDING: Ruie Ann Rice. Catherine Clark, chief. Emma Shoemaker Seventy Nine yyiQJ7WAaJbI IWjDJrUMjtA Holding hands with the nurse . Measuring time for the Seniors ... A lesson in projection • So that's what makes it go? ... a practical lesson in welding ... A lot of beef on the hoof Eighty Tfljwwhjcibl VYlomsuiiA Football King John Anderson and Queen Judy Beegle . . . The Royal Court . . . Double Quartet— Suzanne Clark, Mark Householder, Marianne Ziviello, Gerard Harclerode, Bonnita Stiffler, Dan Dibert, Jane McCormick, Tony Marshall; Pianist—Sondra Lundquest . . Girls Sextet—Jane McCormick, Nancy Marshall, Sondra Lundquest, Shirley Cornell, Suzanne Clark, Bonnita Stiffler . . . Juniors pose after the performance ... an orchid for Miss Cullen, director . . . Time to go home ... As the buses line up Eighty One 9yisurtohabbi ITLomsmiA What l Absent again? . . . Junior High fills up ... A breath of fresh air between classes . And now the day is gone . . . Heading for the buses . . . The National Anthem Eighty Two 1957-1958 XiqMqktA Senior High Music Night, May 2 — Chorus and Band . . . Senior Class play — The Campbells Are Coming . . . Junior Class play — “That Brewster Boy' . . . National Honor Society — May Induction . . . Girls Octet . . . Junior High Spelling Champions — Patricia Jane Harper, first; Rose Marie McMullen, second; Patricia Sparks, third . . . Sir Valentine Donald Mearkle, and runner up, Simon Williams . . . Gym Exhibition Scenes Eighty Three 1957-1958 TUqhliqhjtA Gym Exhibition Scenes —High jump over the Swedish box . . . “Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor by the modern dance group . . . Hand stand on the parallel bars . . . Junior high boys in a circle game . . . Ballroom dancing . . . Springtime ' theme of the Junior-Senior Prom . . . 1958 Baseball Squad . . . FFA project, spraying the apple trees Eighty Four CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Judy Fluke. Martha Secrest. Nancy Marshall. Delores Williams. Joyce Smyers. Linda Whisel. Judy May. Janet Clark CHEERLEADERS SQUAD ROW I: J. Clark. J. May. L. Whisel. J. Smyers. D. Williams. N Marshall. M. Secrest. J. Fluke ROW 2: Mrs. Grimm. J. Harclcrodc. D. Cooper. B. Barton. L. Weicht. W. Cornell. W. McFarland. Miss Shacikoski ROW 3: M. O'Neal. N. Ritchey. M. King. P. College JUNIOR HIGH Penny College. Mary Jane King. Nancy Ritchey. Mary Lou O'Neal JUNIOR VARSITY Wanda McFarland. Wanda Cornell. Linda Weicht. Bonnie Barton. Donna Cooper, (udv Harclerode SpJOAiA GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ABOVE: Advisers Mrs. Grimm and Miss Shacikoski address the newly organized Girls Athletic Association concerning the winter program of intramural sports. BELOW: President Mary Jane Sands presides at a meeting of the GAA Council. ROW 1 Mrs. Grimm. C. Wilt. J. Smyers. L. Whisel. J. Foor. P. Fluke. J. Schetrompf. L. Gorsuch. N. Suter. Miss Shacikoski ROW 2: A. Bowman. V. Blankley. B. Clark. S. Pointer. |. Foor. G. McCahan. D. Williams, J. May ROW 3: j. Kennard B. Stiffler. P. Smith. W. Schetrompf. W. McFarland Eighty Seven BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1 J. DcCooman. J. Foor. G. Wilt, J. Fluke. R. Johnson. V. Woy, J. Lingenfelter ROW 2: G. Bowman. R. Diehl. T. Perrin. M. College. ). Anderson. G. Browell. G. Whitfield. H. Felton GRADUATED ,958: E. Boore’T-' Foor ' G' M V- T' My'”' '' Fe ° ' G' Wak'fi'ld- Mt' G°ch our 1958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 15 Northern Bedford Away 6-5 17 Bedford Home 5-4 22 Hyndman Home 7-4 Won 7 Lost 3 25 Saxton Home 1-2 Co-Captains — E. Boore and J. Foor May 1 Northern Bedford Home 12-2 2 Chestnut Ridge Away 12-1 13 Saxton Away 2-0 14 Bedford Away 2-8 15 Chestnut Ridge Home 3-1 22 Hyndman Away 3-8 -•. Q 2: a o VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: Mr. Kaplan, ). Bollman. G. Beefclt, R. Bussard. E. Price. G. Bussard. T. Myers. T. Tewell. W. Trail. G. May. J. Jackson. G. W’akefield. J. Hofacker ROW 2: P. Crooks. C� . Schetrompf. C. Stone. G. Clark, H. Felton. G. Hardy. R. Fetters M. Mondy. V. Woy. K. Bennett. L. Whetstone. R. Crooks. Mr. Badaczewski ROW 3: J. Conover. T. Bussard. D. Ritchey, G. Browell. R. Diehl. J. Anderson. T. Ferguson. C. Clark. W. Miller. R. Weist VARSITY SCHEDULE September 12 Bedford Home 12-0 19 Robertsdale Away 34-0 26 Claysburg Away 12-6 October 3 Saxton Away 26-0 10 Somerset Away 0-2 18 Chestnut Ridge Away 40-7 24 Roaring Spring Home 32-12 31 Williamsburg Home 26-14 November 7 Richland Township Home INTERCOUNTY CONFERENCE Won 7 Lost 2 Co-Captains — Gary Browell, Tom Ferguson 13-32 t 5: . 3 O JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: D. Lundquest. A. Weiner. R. Clark. G. Clark. T. Steach. G. Bussard. R. Clark. D. Von Stein. H. Fisher. B. Beck C Sh.mer ' Aikcy R. Smycrs. D. Clark. B. Ruha. B. Svindell. J. Rcdinger. G. Collins. F. Smyers. D. Williams. A. Kline. D. Sandt°rM?' GochaourA M°sholder' T' C,ark S‘ Fe,,on- W F,uke F Springer. T. Gorsuch. E. Lynch. N. Steckman. R. Smith. R Mr. Shaffer. T. Whisel. W. Fluke. S. Myers. T. Casteel. D. College. R. Smith. K. Pittman. T. Weist. J. Beegle. J. Smith. D. Hess JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE September 18 Chestnut Ridge Home 7-10 24 Claysburg Away 6-19 October 2 Windber Away 0-25 9 Williamsburg Home 32-0 16 Northern Bedford Home 26-14 23 Bedford Home 19-32 Won 2 Lost 4 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE September 15 Windber Home 6-40 22 Williamsburg Away 18-0 29 Claysburg Home 34-6 October 13 Robertsdale Home 28-0 20 Roaring Spring Home 14-0 Won 4 Lost 1 3' © N? o a © VARSITY BASKETBALL Paul Crooks. Ronald Diehl. Bob Bussard. Tim Myers. Mr. Alfieri. Mr. Shaffer. Lamoyne Clark. Gordon May. Randy Grubb. Ronald Johnson. Paul Feight, Manag ABSENT: Tom Ferguson VARSITY SCHEDULE December 30 Bedford Home 45-44 6 Berlin Away 46-52 February 12 Southern Fulton Home 47-37 3 Northern Bedford County Away 80-43 14 Berlin Home 56-43 6 Chestnut Ridge Away 55-50 23 Claysburg Away 62-51 10 Cove Away 62-77 lanuary 12 Saxton Home 52-43 6 Northern Bedford County Home 53-32 17 Claysburg Home 84-52 9 Somerset Away 54-39 20 Hyndman Home 42-45 13 Cove Home 67-33 24 Southern Fulton Away 72-71 16 Chestnut Ridge Home 56-19 27 Bedford Away 43-57 20 Somerset Home 53-43 ‘Bedford County League 23 Saxton Away 54-65 Won 15 Lost 5 27 Hyndman Away 58-52 Co-Captains: Lamoyne Clark and Ronald Diehl SfioAlA JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Jerome Lingenfclter. Wakefield. Richard James Cornell. Gary Hardy, Crooks. Thomas Tcwell. Mr Harry Felton. Robert Marshall. Georg . Shaffer JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE December 6 Berlin Away 19-16 12 Southern Fulton Tiome 27- 9 19 Berlin Home 36-20 23 Claysburg Away 30-12 January 6 Northern Bedford County Home 33-17 9 Somerset Away 20-16 13 Cove Home 21-20 16 Chestnut Ridge Home 25-14 20 Somerset Home 27-18 23 Saxton Away 21-16 27 Hyndman Away 35-33 30 Bedford Home 25-18 February 3 Northern Bedford County Away 48-17 6 Chestnut Ridge Away 41-27 10 Cove Away 26-34 13 Saxton Home 51-20 17 Claysburg Home 30-23 20 Hyndman Home 49-27 24 Southern Fulton Away 40-27 27 Bedford Away 25-14 Bedford County League Won 19 Lost 1 Ninety Two O 3- JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL S W Is Icrry Gorauch. Rodney Bussard. Larry Spruill. John Crawford. Dave Lundquest, Bill DeCooman. Mike Harclerode GW 2: Roger Clark. I erry Whisel, Gary Blankley. Roger Mallow. Keith Dibert. Randy Baughman. Gary Clark victor Akers. Don Bussard. Darryl Foor. Thomas Yacko. Richard M irshall. Rodney Clark ROW •}: Mr. Henderson. Kenneth Pittman. Frank Smyers. |ohn Redingcr. Terry Wilt. Dave Williams, fames Shook. Mr. Kaplan JUNIOR December 8 Northern Bedford County Home 21-40 18 Chestnut Ridge Away 16-41 January 6 Saxton Home 25-40 9 Cove Away 18-45 13 Roaring Spring Home 38-42 23 Bedford Home 34-22 27 Chestnut Ridge Home 28-27 30 Cove Home 27-30 HIGH SCHEDULE February 5 Northern Bedford County Away 41-39 11 Hyndman Away 33-40 13 Bedford Away 24-22 February 17 Saxton 20 Roaring Spring 26 Hyndman Away 53-33 Away 43-33 Home canceled Won 6 Lost 7 Ninety Four WRESTLERS ROW 1: |ohn Bollman. Ronald Koont:. Gary Hoover. Frank Wallace. Gary Schetrompf. Joe Dc Coo man ROW 2: Robert Verbal. Charles Stone. Donald Bennett. Jerry Shepherd. George Lawhead. Kenneth Bennett. Merle Pittman. Webster Redinger. Richard ROW 3: Mr. Clark. Charlie Barkman. Gary Browell. James Jackson. Edward Price. David Ritchey. Larry Fetters. Mr. McIntyre WRESTLING SCHEDULE December 4 Johnstown Away 14-38 11 Conemaugh Township Home 28-16 19 Hollidaysburg Away 8-36 January 8 Bedford Home 21-18 15 South Hagerstown Home 42- 8 22 Chestnut Ridge Homo 17-21 29 Captain Jack February Away 30-13 5 Windber Away 30-14 12 Somerset Away 24-14 19 Boswell Home 30-12 26 Captain Jack Home 26-12 Won 8 Lost 3 Co-Captains — James Jackson, Edward Price SpoAJtA dUqhliqhjtA FOOTBALL Season Record — 7 wins, 2 losses Bedford County Championship Eastern Division Championship, Inter-County Conference AllWestern Class A Conference Team — Tom Ferguson, halfback County All-Stars First Team — John Anderson, tackle; Bob Bussard, right guard; Tom Ferguson, halfback Second Team — Jim Jackson, right end Honorable Mention — Ron Diehl, quarterback; Tim Myers, center; Ed Price, fullback; Gordon May, left end; Roger Weist, fullback Head Coach — Joseph Badaczewski; Assistant Coaches — Duane Gochnour, Peter Kaplan, Daniel Shaffer BASKETBALL Season Record—15 wins, 5 losses — best since 1949 New Scoring Record for One Game — 84 points Previous Record — 80 points in 1952 New Season Record—1,141 points Previous Record — 999 points in 1949 District Class A Championship — first in history of the school Bedford County League — second place; best season record of any team in the county County All-Stars First Team — Tim Myers Second Team — Ronald Diehl Honorable Mention — Bob Bussard, Lamoyne Clark, Randy Grubb Head Coaches — Dominic Alfieri; Assistant Coaches — Bruce Henderson, Peter Kaplan, Daniel Shaffer WRESTLING Season Record — 8 wins, 3 losses — best record in the history of the school and the best of any team in the district for the year Hollidaysburg Holiday Tournament — Jim Jackson, 145 lbs. District Semi-finals — Larry Clark, 120 lbs.; Gary Browell, 133 lbs.; Larry Fetters, 138 lbs.; Jim Jackson, 145 lbs.; Ed Price, 165 lbs. District Finals — Gary Browell, 133 lbs. Head Coach — Robert Clark; Assistant Coach — Ralph McIntyre Ninety Five SpoJitA Ninety SpOAlA Garti U Gu SW SENIOR LETTERMEN CAar (e 0a -k' a -”CUV.e” Hobet' U'rkt. I “Ook Ninety Seven VYlsunoJuabk VYlamswlA Football team in starting formation . . . Pre-game calisthenics . . . Jayvees take the field at half-time . . . Kick-off at Chestnut Ridge . . . Band forms the Big E. . . . Junior Band steps out . . . Senior Band marches off football field . . . Singing the Alma Mater at pep meeting . . . Report Card — American Education Week . . . Cheerleaders show off new uniforms Ninety Eight (YYl mf)Aabl VYlom nJtA All set? Let's go!' and the basketball team is in the game . . . Practicing for the rebound . . . Pre-game warm-up . . . Tewell makes a foul shot for the Jayvees ... A point for the opponent Introducing the grapplers . . . Looks easy in practice . . . Jackson presses hard . . . And pins his man Ninety Nine dtsdpinq dtandA CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ensley. Mrs. Defibaugh. Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Feight. Mrs. Lundquest. Mrs. Zimmerman BUS DRIVERS ROW I: Russell Lee. Sr.. Allen Calhoun. Frank Foor. Ernest Northcraft. John Brockcy. Elmer Jay. Foor. Audrey Swartzwelder ROW 2: William Foor. Stanley Gordon. Lee Swartzwelder. Charles Hammond. Kenneth O'Neal. |ohn Kenneth Sponsler ABSENT: Herbert Akers. Roscoe Jay Stanley Snyder. 'Deceased. December 19. 1958 One Hundred One dfsripinq JlandA CUSTODIANS ABOVE: Mr. Wakefoose and Mr. Bloom inspect lights in the gymnasium. BELOW: Mr. Bloom. Mr. Clark, and Mr. Price prepare for cleaning duties. One Hundred Two J rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ; COMPLIMENTS OF THE EVERETT BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA x x x X FULTON RADIO SALES, INC Your Friendly Bottled Gas and Appliance Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC, MAYTAG, TAPPAN, PHILCO AND YOUNGSTOWN APPLIANCES Phone 562 EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX One Hundred Four wcmxxncmxxxmmxxmxmxxmxxmxmmxxsocmxxxxxxxxxxxx: COVER STUDIO s Portrait Commercial Weddings Groups | Photography 504 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA. § PAUL COVER x JAMES COVER Telephone STUDIO 5-8441 GERALD W. CLARK Well Drilling and Pumps Sumo - Jacuzzi UNIFLOW - SOFTENER AND FILTERS SEVENTH AVENUE EVERETT, PA. PHONE 528 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of EVERETT, PA. Branches at H WOODBURY, PA. — BREEZEWOOD, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation {XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ One Hundred Five Kxmxxm mmxmxxxmxxmmxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxmxxmxxm; x y O x | BEDFORD ROLL-ARENA AND RESTAURANT | Roll-Arena Motor Lodge Adjoining U. S. 220 —TURNPIKE INTERCHANGE BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DRENNING DRENNING Excavating, Grading and Ditching PHONE 453 EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA BEDFORD REESE MOTOR COMPANY GMC PARTS — SALES — SERVICE AT TURNPIKE INTERCHANGE PHONE 1014 PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations, Class of 59 GEORGE H. LEHMAN COMPANY EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA x X X ixx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxS One Hundred Six wxxxxw«xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x x x x x x ... 8 x Compliments x X , X g of 5 X X § X R NEW ENTERPRISE STONE LIME CO., INC. NEW ENTERPRISE PENNSYLVANIA X PENN MANOR MOTEL R. D. 2 BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY CO., INC. Auto Parts Wholesaler SOUTH RIVER LANE EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Kelvinator Appliances RCA Radio and Television Bottled Gas Service 14 WATER STREET EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 56 j?xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxl One Hundred Seven xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx::xxxxxhxxxxxxxxx:o:::xxxx::xxxxxhxs; x EVERETT I I I EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 33 PENNSYLVANIA WHEEL BALANCING — LUBRICATION BRAKE AND MOTOR SERVICE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS STUDEBAKER AND PACKARD CARS Congratulations, Class of ’59 WILBERT C. SNYDER Compliments of Central Chemical Corporation 0+0 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of LEUIN'S SHOE STORE Bedford HORTON'S VISIT Our New Home o+o Everett 211 Breezewood Re 5-4987 Bedford 9976 Bedford 9711 0+0 Buy and Save Pennsylvania K X Everett Hardwood Lumber Company Building Materials DuPont Paint and Hardware Lumber and Mill Work Satisfied Customers Our Success Phones 208-209 Everett, Pennsylvania XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. One Hundred Eight xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Corner Restaurant Good Food at Favorable Prices ADA PEPPLE ADALINE SMITH Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of BLACKBURN RUSSELL COMPANY WHOLESALE MERCHANTS 040 Bedford Pennsylvania Crawford's K D Clothing Store SHOE STORE BUY HERE AND SAVE 040 040 Water Street Everett Bedford Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Compliments MORSE of and HESS SAXTON GARAGE BOTTLING East First Street CO. Everett, Pennsylvania Manufacturers of Repairs on all makes SEVEN-UP and models PEPSICOLA and DADS Automatic Snow White transmissions repaired Beverages and adjusted SbcXXXXXXXXXMfiOOBeOCMBQOCSCXXMBSBOBCXXXXMCXX o:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Nine flXXXXX%XXXXXXXXXXXX� «XXXXXXX� OM«XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX� «XXX� Cjg Compliments of MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORES EVERETT FROSTBURG BEDFORD KEYSER Congratulations to the Class of ’59 HOME AID BAKERY 111 East Main Street Phone 107 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of AGNEW DRUGS “THE REXALL STORE’’ Phone 111 Everett Pennsylvania Carl T. Whelsone Donn C. Whelsione INSURANCE 34 Years’ Service 213 East Main Street Everett Pennsylvania Wigfield's Shoe Store Weatherbird — Velvet Step — Peters’ Diamond Brand — Happy Hikers Quality Merchandise at Satisfactory Prices 124 Main Street Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of EVERETT FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion Phone 84 W. A. MORRIS SON Dealer in Farm Implements and Supplies Everett Pennsylvania EVERETT CLEANERS AND DYERS 4 Hour Cleaning Service Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Plant in Bedford County Goby Marshall. Proprietor CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX One Hundred Ten xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx SERVICE ELECTRIC COMPANY Everything for Your Electric and Automatic Needs vj Corner Main St. and Ridge Ave. X 8 I X ------ Phone 68 DISHONG'S CYCLE SHOP Bicycles and Motorcycles Everett Pennsylvania BONETTE RESTAURANT Serving Your Favorite Sandwiches, Home Made Soups and Pie Compliments of MARY and CARL Everett Pennsylvania FEIGHT BROTHERS Excavating — Ditching Grading — Sand CONTRACTORS Everett Pennsylvania 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 Brokers HARRY E. LAHER SONS ATLANTIC Refining Co. Products DIBERT QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Serving the Public 12 years Phone 293 Everett HINISH FEED FARM SUPPLY Feeds, Hardware, Paints and Poultry Supplies Phones —Mill 298, Store 299 Everett, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Eleven XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: X GUMP INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 81 or 660 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of SUNSET HILL MOTEL Breezewood At the Turnpike Entrance AAA SNYDER'S GATEWAY Home Cooked Meals Amoco Gas 24 Hour Service Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of H. C. 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Phone 723 Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of BEDFORD COUNTY BEVERAGE COMPANY Everett Pennsylvania MURDOCKS JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Bedford Pennsylvania EARLSTON PLANING MILL COMPANY Everett Compliments of KOONTZ MUSIC HOUSE Bedford Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Congratulations, Class of ’59 SPONSLER'S GROCERY Fred Sponsler, Proprietor Phone 223 Everett Pennsylvania One Hundred Thirteen Kmmmmmxxmmxmxmxmmmxxxxxxxmmmmmxxxxmxxxxmmxxxmmxmx uoo jnoj psjpanfj ouq xxy.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxy.xxxxxxxxy.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx DmDA|Asuu3d najaAg dOHS s,N3w s.dvnoaNava —43DJU03 'Sjsoq sn|d-4$03 o uo saooo ONIldOdS NOS1IM —sjopdjip jooijos pepu uj Aiuouodb j o oi—uiion DIUDAlXsUUaj 443J3A3 433J4S J34DM OZl ®uoHd IXVX I13H3AI DjUDAjXsUUad 443J3A3 r-zes oi|d Supunpg paq fl sjanpojj � nqoj [ NOIXVXS 3DIAH3S NIV1H39NVHD pjojpsg puD jjdJdAg 3 |JDW jadns VOI S.AHMOl vo spuatuj uno jaajy DjuoAiXsuuaj 448J3A3 p 439J4S Buuds H4J°N 006 £ AdfiDaaw pu° aaod S3ivs oxnv XX3H3A3 fo sjuamijdtuoj OjUDAlXsUUej 443J3A3 493J4S UIDW M 000‘Z8 °J OSS suoo'j Auadouj puo ivuosuag AXNnoD aaoxcna 30 ANVdIAIOD X3IHHX 0;UDA|XsUU3d 443J3A3 sjaqsijqnj pim suajuuj SS3H3 axnhod aaoxcm aaoxs onaa S.3NOXSX3HM fo sjuaturjdmoj OjUDAlXsUUaj 443J3A3 saaumjddy asnoqSmjsa m uajoaQ Aueduio ainjiumj aiEMpiEH H3I®A3 fo sjuaunjdmoj xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxyMXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxyrxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxy.xxmixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrxxxxxxxxxxxx; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMCC W. S. Lee Sons, Inc. Wholesale Merchants 1117 Eighth Avenue Altoona Pennsylvania Charles K. Barkman General Insurance Phone 143 and 455 Everett Pennsylvania Sollenberger Farm Equipment JOHN DEERE —NEW IDEA B. F. GOODRICH TIRES State Street Everett, Pa. Compliments of K M Village Dairy Bedford Pennsylvania The Best in Sporting Goods Equipment MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE Ellis E. Sponsler Est. Phone 308 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Davis Style Shoppe Bedford Pennsylvania Shop Western and Save Western Auto Associate Store Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Ritchey's Redwood Motel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchey Daughter Breezewood Pennsylvania Veterans Gulf Service x 24 Hours Service Owned and Operated by W. V. College Turnpike Interchange and U.S. 30 and Pa. 126 Breezewood Pennsylvania Dicken's Grocery Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 686-W Everett Pennsylvania Congratulations to Class of ’59 Pennell's Jewelry Store Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Straub Brothers Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of S. S Locker Plant Everett Pennsylvania Complete Line of Shoe Dressing Ray's Shoe Repair Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Everett Marble Granite Works Everett Pennsylvania View Point Cabins Breezewood Pennsylvania xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Fifteen xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x Compliments of Breeze V Manor Motel X Breezewood Pennsylvania xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X Compliments of x X Penn Aire Motel X Breezewood Pennsylvania :‘: X X x Compliments of G. C. Murphy Co. X Everett Pennsylvania X Barkman Chevrolet Company CHEVROLET AND BUICK DEALER X Complete Repair Shop — Quick Service K On All Cars and Trucks x AAA—24 Hour Service Phone 143 ft ■V x Compliments of Clapper's Flower Shop Bedford Pennsylvania H Pano-Rama Motel Breezewood, Pennsylvania x Mr. and Mrs. Orville Conner Owners x X x Compliments of X ;;! Bedford Farm Bureau X v Bedford Pennsylvania X Compliments of x Deist Cleaners Phone 411 145 E. Main Street Everett, Pa. X X x ) our Friends from F to S X (Freshmen to Seniors) Brown'sJewelry Store X Phone 228 x X Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of x X Swindell's Hardware l:; X SPORTING GOODS X X X 5 Compliments of i Pepple's Amoco X Kenny's Atlantic Minor Repairs x Phone 715 g Everett Pennsylvania X Wright Fashions !;■ Ladies' Specialty Shop X DRESSES - SUITS - LINGERIE X Come In — Always Welcome X Everett Pennsylvania Everett Tire Service Goodyear, U. 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Spring Street Phone 91 Everett, Pa. •!; X Everett Supply Company x General Merchandise X Everett Pennsylvania X Compliments of g Everett Jewelers Phone 236 X Everett Pennsylvania g X X COMPLIMENTS OF Crawford's Hardware and Furniture S TV - FURNITURE - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 3 HARDWARE - QUALITY SPORTING GOODS Everett Pennsylvania X Compliments of X Lion Manufacturing !;! Company X g Compliments of H Bennett's Motor Court :: Bedford Turnpike Interchange X C. F. Emling Co. Institutional Food Specialties x 2305 West Erie Street X Chicago 12 Illinois j|l Breezewood Motel X Vi Mile South of the Pennsylvania X Turnpike Interchange on Route 126 g MR. and MRS. R. S. WILLIAMS, Owners X Phone RE 5-4373 § Breezewood Pennsylvania I:! W. Harley Miller, Inc. x General Contractor X Martinsburg W. Virginia Dr. John Hartle X, Dr. R. A. Howard Dr. W. McCahan Dr. Norvil T. Pointer Dr. Harold N. Slutzker Mr. Joseph Stewart Z X X txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x Compliments of Ml. Airy Motel 13 BOB and MABEL ZEMBOWER, Owner X Bedford Turnpike Interchange XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ One Hundred Seventeen CfoikiqAaphA GuiDqAaphA Qn tippAorijciiiiin To Miss Morse, who worked untiringly and unselfishly toward the publication of this annual To Mr. Kennedy, who very ably directed the typists and the business staff To Mr. Mack, who gave assistance to the photography staff To Cover Studios, Conemaugh Engraving Company, and Weigel Barber, Inc., who provided professional service To the patrons and advertisers, without whom this edition of the Warrior would not have been possible To all these we humbly express our deepest appreciation. —The 1959 Warrior Staff