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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

Everett Pennsylvania CD dication j Eliza S. Howard, R.N. We, the Class of 1960, deem it an honor to dedicate this, the twenty-fourth volume of the Warrior, to Mrs. Eliza S. Howard. For many years Mrs. Howard has acted as mother, doctor, and comforter in her role as school nurse. Though she deserves much more recognition than we can possibly give, we shall always remember her untiring efforts in our behalf. To her, then, we dedicate this annual. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote mysell to the welfare of those committed to my care. — from the Florence Nightingale Pledge J'Ohsnoohd. With pride we, the Class of 1960, present the twenty-fourth volume of the WARRIOR. Through our dedicatee we have tried to bind together this collection of vivid remembrances. Throughout the main divisions, the “lady in white” is found helping out wherever she is needed. Since this is our last effort as a class to impress ourselves upon you, we hope that, as you reminisce, you will find something which will recall happy moments when you think of the Class of I960. Mearl Kemberling, Editor KEMBERLING, TRAIL dioalth (jh ck The School Nurse cares for injuries sustained at school. Open wide, says Dr. Pointer as he prepares to make a dental examination. His assistant, Mrs. Coote, stands by; and the School Nurse is ready to record results. Dr. McCahan, school examining physician, administers tuberculin tests as a part of the school health program. Mrs. Cauley, secretary of the Bed-ford-Fulton County Tuberculosis Society, is helping. Administration Faculty Office Staff School Directors OjdminuJjxcdtwn Miller C. Hood S., Indiana State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Supervising Principal D. Raymond Mack B. S., Indiana State Teachers College M Ed., University of Pittsburgh High School Principal Six faculty MRS. BARNDOLLAR, MR. SHAFFER. MR. KENNEDY. MISS MORSE MARY G. BARNDOLLAR B. S., State College, Shippensburg State College, Slippery Rock English Senior Class Adviser Senior Dramatics Club Sponsor Senior Class Play Director CHARLES R. KENNEDY B. S., State College, Indiana Business Education Senior Class Adviser Business Club Sponsor Parrot Adviser Warrior Adviser DANIEL D. SHAFFER. JR. B. S., State College, Lock Haven Driver Education Senior Class Adviser Junior High Football Coach Junior High Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach THELMA E. MORSE A. B., Juniata College Pennsylvania State University State College, Clarion English, Latin Senior Class Adviser F. T. A. Club Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor Parrot Adviser Warrior Adviser Seven Jacidhf MRS. DIEHL. MR. ORNDOFF. MRS. HEATH. MISS CULLEN JESSIE V. DIEHL B. S., State College, Lock Haven Mathematics Junior Class Adviser WANDA B. HEATH B. S., State College, Indiana History, English Junior Class Adviser Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor RALPH C. ORNDOFF B. S., Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture Junior Class Adviser Junior F. F. A. Club Sponsor FRANCES CULLEN A. B., Catawba College English Junior Class Adviser Junior Class Play Director Eight faculty MR. PUTT. MR. SMITH, MRS. BOLLINGER. MRS. ROBERTO, MR. HIMES. MR. KAPLAN GORDON E. PUTT B. S., State College. California Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts Sophomore Class Adviser NANCY W. BOLLINGER B. S., State College. Shippensburg Business Education Sophomore Class Adviser Junior Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor H. ELVIN HIMES A. B.. Ashland College M. A., Pennsylvania State University Biology Sophomore Class Adviser ARTHUR C. SMITH B. S., State College, Shippensburg University of Maryland Loyola College Science, Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Radio Club Sponsor NANCY C. ROBERTO B. S., State College, Indiana Home Economics Sophomore Class Adviser Junior F. H. A. Club Sponsor PETER KAPLAN B. S., University of Scranton State College, California Western Reserve University University of Pittsburgh History, English Sophomore Class Adviser Nine Jaculhf MR. BRODISH. MR. BADACZEWSKI, MR. GOCHNOUR. MR. ALFIERI. MRS. BAKER. MRS. DAVIS JOHN BRODISH B. S.. Pennsylvania State University General Science Freshman Class Adviser Audio-Visual Club Sponsor DWANE F. GOCHNOUR B. S., State College, West Chester University of Maryland Pennsylvania State University Health, Physical Education Freshman Class Adviser Athletirs Director Baseball Coach MARTHA H. BAKER A. B., Juniata College Reading Freshman Class Adviser JOSEPH H. BADACZEWSKI B. S., Michigan State University Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Civics, History Freshman Class Adviser Varsity Club Sponsor Head Football Coach DOMINIC A. ALFIERI B. S.. State College, Lock Haven Pennsylvania State University Health, Physical Education Freshman Class Adviser Head Basketball Coach JOSEPHINE M. DAVIS B. S., Pennsylvania State University Columbia University Mathematics Freshman Class Adviser Junior Dramatics Club Sponsor Student Council Adviser Ten MR. FISHER, MR. GALLAHER. MR. PAISLEY, MR. McINTYRE, MR. LEACH RAY M. FISHER B. S., State College, Shippensburg Science Eighth Grade Adviser Junior Science Club Sponsor WILLIAM B. PAISLEY B. S.. State College, Indiana M. S., Pennsylvania State University Art Eighth Grade Adviser Artists Unlimited Club Sponsor LAWRENCE V. GALLAHER B. S., Stale College, Indiana Mathematics Eighth Grade Adviser J. RALPH McINTYRE B. A., Juniata College French, Social Studies Eighth Grade Adviser Senior Hi-Y Sponsor Assistant Wrestling Coach WALLACE LEACH B. S., State College, Shippensburg Pennsylvania State University English Eighth Grade Adviser Eleven faculty MR. KOONTZ. MR. WILL. MISS LENTZ. MRS. RITCHEY. MR. FISHER JOHN E. KOONTZ B. S.f Juniata College Mathematics Seventh Grade Adviser Junior Hi-Y Sponsor EDLA M. LENTZ B. S., State College, Indiana Geography Seventh Grade Adviser TERENCE G. WILL B. S., State College, California M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh English, History Seventh Grade Adviser Student Council Adviser Safety Patrol Sponsor WYNNEDITH RITCHEY William Woods College B. S., University of Pittsburgh English, General Business Training Seventh Grade Adviser PAUL W. FISHER B. S., Juniata College English, History Seventh Grade Adviser Twelve faculty MR. LARIMER, MISS GOODRICH. MR. BRIDGE. MRS. RITCHEY. MR. DINTERMAN CLAUDE F. LARIMER B. S., Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh S'.ate College. Shippensburg Northwestern University Problems of Democracy Attendance Director ANDREW BRIDGE B. S., State College, California St. Francis College Industrial..Arts JUDITH A. GOODRICH B. S., Pennsylvania State University Health. Physical Education Girls Athletic Association Sponsor EVELYN S. RITCHEY B. S., State College, Indiana Home Economics Senior F. H. A. Club Sponsor ROBERT E. DINTERMAN B. S., State College, Shippensburg Mathematics, History Camera Club Sponsor Thirteen faculty MR. CLARK. MISS SHACIKOSKI. MR. GIBBONEY. MR. SNYDER. MISS ROLLER. MR. BROWELL PAUL W. CLARK B. S., Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture Senior F. F. A. Club Sponsor JAMES GIBBONEY B. S., State College, Indiana M. S., Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Instruction Junior Band Director ORILEE A. ROLLER B. Mus. Ed., Westminster College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University Vocal Music Instruction Junior High Chorus Director Senior High Chorus Director BEVERLY A. SHACIKOSKI B. S.. State College, Slippery Rock State College, Indiana Health, Physical Education Cheerleaders Sponsor Girls Athletic Association Sponsor FRED A. SNYDER University of Youngstown Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Instruction Senior Band Director J. CURTIS BROWELL A. B., Juniata College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University Special Education Fourteen faculty MR. ATTY mrs. McIntyre JAMES C. ATTY B. S., State College, Indiana M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor carol m. McIntyre B. S., State College, Millersville Librarian Library Club Sponsor MISS THORBURN JANE THORBURN B. S., State College, Indiana Home Economics Sophomore Class Adviser Junior F. H. A. Club Sponsor Fifteen 0($iai Stag MAXINE W. WAKEFOOSE, CAROL CALHOUN. EVELYN A. CORNELL Sdwol (DjjiQch)AA - I960 Everett Borough: Paul C. England, Duane Foor, 'Evelyn S. Cornell, G. William Mountain, G. W. Derrick, Jr., John Shambach East Providence Township: Derril Wilt, Frank Calhoun, Loren Woy, Paul Wilt, Foster Felton West Providence Township: J. Paul Stein, Gerald Clark, 'Robert Harclerode, C. Galen Detwiler, Jesse Fluke, Fred Sponsler Mann Township: Howard Elbin, Richard Smith, Jacob Mills, C. Clair Winter Monroe Township: Chalmer Barkman, Bobby Morral, 'Roxanna B. Mills, Donald Miller, Verl A. Darr, Brayton Bowman Southhampton Township: Chester Borror, Anthony McElfish, 'O. Ruth Roberts, Amo Goldizen, Kenneth Hartsock, Earl Johnson 'Non-members OFFICERS President —C. GALEN DETWILER Secretary — EVELYN S. CORNELL Vice President — PAUL C. ENGLAND Treasurer — G. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN Sixteen CLASSES Class of I960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 Class of 1964 Class of 1963 tflciAA oft I960 CUNARD, CLARK, KOONTZ, MILLIN CLASS OFFICERS Vo sident — GEORGE CUNARD Vice President — RONALD KOONTZ Secretary — CLEO MILLIN treasurer — BONITA CLARK CLASS MOTTO — Quid agis, agara bene (Whatever you do, do well) CLASS COLORS — Scarlet and White CLASS FLOWER —Red Rosebud Awards Day — May 12 Senior Class Assembly — May 13 Junior-Senior Prom — May 13 Class Trip to Washington, D. C. — May 16, 17, 18 Baccalaureate Service — May 22 Commencement Exercises — May 23 Eighteen QIoaa o I960 LUCY LURAIN ADAMS Lurain June 20 Green-eyed blonde . . . future telephone operator . . . likes chili . . . frequently seen, not heard Camera Club 12; Chorus 9; FHA 9. JANE ELIZABETH BARKMAN Duchess September 24 Victorian Miss . . . quiet dignity . . . best friend . . . long tresses Parrot Staff 11, 12. CHARLES JOSEPH ANDERSON Charles May 26 Cool cat . . . dressed in blue . . . future farmer . . . loathes math Football 9, 10; FFA 11. 12; Rifle Club 9. 10; Volleyball Club 9. 10. ROBERT ROCKWOOD ASH Cinder October 25 Basketball enthusiast . . . long and thin as a rail . . . no homework, please . . . turkey hunter Audio-Visual Club 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Baseball Manager 12. BEVERLY ANN BARKMAN Bcv. August 13 Willowy honor student . . . lone trombone . . . popular . . . pedagogue to be Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11; Class Officer 9, 10; FTA 10, 12; Gym Exhibition 10; Parrot Staff 12; Student Council 10. 12; Class Play 11; Warrior Staff 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. KATHLEEN ANN BARLEY Kathy September 28 Semper fidelis . . . piercing brown eyes . . . pleasant disposition . . . Benny Goodman type Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 12; Camera Club 10; Dramatics Club 10, 12; Gym Exhibition 10; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; National Honor Society 11. 12. BONNIE ANN BARTON Bonnie July 28 Tranquil . . . One guy's gal . . . takes life in her stride . . . beautician to be Cheerleader 10, 11; FTA 10; GAA 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Library Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12. RONALD JACK BAUGHMAN Ron January 16 One of the boys . . . auto enthusiast . . . future trucker . . . ready smile FFA 9, 10, 11. 12; Science Club 9. QIoaa oft I960 GARY DONALD BEEFELT Beef August 30 Hot Olds . . . allergic to school . . . late comer . . . good conversationalist Artists Unlimited Club 12; Chorus 10, 12; Football 9. 10. 11; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Show 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball Manager 12. DONALD RAY BENNETT Don November 10 A future carpenter . . . peaceful . . . keeps to himself . . . one of the brothers Audio-Visual Club 10, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. KENNETH LEROY BENNETT Ken October 11 Women on the mind . . . short and sweet . . . the other brother . . . me and my Chevy Chorus 9, 10, 11; Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11. NANCY ELAINE BENNETT Nancy July 4 A future school librarian • . . flaming scarlet topping ... a friend to all .. . parlez-vous francais? Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9; Camera Club 10; Chorus 9; Dramatics Club 10, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Library Aide 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Parrot Staff 9. 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; FTA 10, 11, 12. VIOLET LORRAINE BLANKLEY Posic April 16 Witty . . . shining tresses . . . domestically inclined . . . cheerful Business Club 12; Camera Club 10. 11; FHA 9. 10, 11, 12; GAA 11; Gym Exhibition 10; Parrot Staff 12; Science Club 9; Student Secretary 12. WILLIAM ALEXANDER BOTHELL Alex June 9 Couldn’t stay away from us . . . artistically inclined . . . chess whiz . . . friendly embryo artist Chess Club 11; Artists Unlimited Club 12; Warrior Staff 12. ANNA MARIE BOWMAN Anna August 3 Allergic to boys . . . future homemaker . . . me and my cookbook . . . ready, willing, and able Business Club 12; Camera Club 11; FHA 9. 10. 11, 12; GAA 11; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12. ROBERT GERALD BUSSARD Bob June 21 Hometown hero . . . all-American boy . . . brains and brawn . . . future businessman All County Football 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; FTA 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 10, 11; Warrior Staff 12; Big 33 in Football 12; Baseball Manager 11. ClaAA 0$ I960 JOYCE THEORA CALHOUN Joycie February 26 Roller skating enthusiast . . . loquacious . . . curly-haired, petite miss determined wrestling fan Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Band 9; Chorus 9; GAA 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12. RONALD EDWARD CALHOUN Bud August 29 Pleasant . . . loyal WKBW fan . . . hot rodder . . . Everett's own nimrod FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. BONITA JANE CLARK Bonnie June 21 Friendly disposition . . . sweet and neat . . . equestrienne . . • athletically inclined Chorus 9, 10; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Twirling Club 9; Dance Club 10; FTA 10, 11; Class Officer 11, 12; GAA 11. 12. BONNIE LEE CLARK Trish March 6 Athletic . . . infectious giggle . . . ardent driver . . . carrot top Dramatics Club 9, 10; Twirling Club 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; GAA 11, 12; Camera Club 11; Audio-Visual Club 12. JANET LOUISE CLARK Peanuts August 12 Petite and sweet . . . smiling miss . . . peppy cheerleader . . . future Phys. Ed. teacher Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Twirling Club 9; Dance Club 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 11; GAA 11, 12. LARRY WEBSTER CLARK Clarky June 20 Please report to the office . . . our Casanova . . . wrestling enthusiast . . . beatnik Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9. 11, 12; Art Club 12. MARGARET SUZANNE CLARK Suzic August 16 Our football queen . . . the perfect ingenue . . . the prima donna of the class . . . talented Student Council 9, 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Camera Club 11; FTA 10. 11. 12; Dance Club 10; District Chorus 11, 12; State Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11; Audio-Visual Club 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12. GARY CONNER Gus December 23 Mechanically minded . . . did you see the late show? . . . delivers our newspapers . have your Math done? Audio-Visual Club 12. QlaikA of I960 DONNA COOPER Smiley August 23 Peppy . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . leads our cheers . . . basketball fan Cheerleader 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9; GAA 11, 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12. JAMES WILLIAM CORNELL Jim February 8 Crewcut and baby-blue eyes . . . hearty laugh . . . flirtatious . . . Bedford bound Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Varsity Club 12. SHIRLEY LORRAINE CORNELL Shirley November 13 One guy's girl . . . friendly smile . . . future housewife . . . neat and sweet Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; State FHA Chorus 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10. KATHRYN ANNETTE CRAWFORD Kay November 13 Future homemaker . . . regular reader . . . silent service . . . shy but friendly FHA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. GEORGE WILLIAM CUNARD George May 3 Mister President . . . scientific . . . curly brown hair . . . me and my car Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Class Officer 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Radio Club 12; Student Council 10, 12; Warrior Staff 12. DONNA JEAN DANIELS Donna October 7 Raven hair . . . quiet mannered . . . dark eyes . . . future teacher FHA 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Twirling Club 9; Parrot Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12. GLADYS JANE DAVIS Grendle December 16 Statuesque ... a home of her own . . . amiable . . . vivacious leader Audio-Visual Club 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Dancing Club 10; Dramatics Club 12-FHA 9, 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; Usher 12; Warrior Staff 12. ERNEST JAMES DIEHL Ernie January 14 Mighty hunter . . . study hall enthusiast . . . nonconformist . . . little man filaAA oft I960 LAVERNE ELAINE DETWILER Lavcrnc November 14 A future nurse . . . one of the three . . . engaged to be engaged . . . popcorn, anyone? Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Dance Club 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12. LORRAINE IRENE DETWILER Lorraine November 14 Flowers, flowers, flowers . . . high-stepping head majorette . . . another of the three . . . may I have this dance? Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Dance Club 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Twirling Club 9; Warrior Staff 12. LOUISE ANN DETWILER Louise November 14 Helping hand . . . third of the three . . . likable . . . where's my sax? Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; County Band 11; Dance Club 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Warrior Staff 12. HAZEL IRENE DIEHL Hazel July 18 Fond of Western movies ... off to the Air Force . . . short and quiet ... I like spaghetti GAA 12. THOMAS ROBERT DIEHL Tom May 30 Drummer boy . . . rosy-cheeked and dimpled lad . . . works for Uncle Howard . . . have joke, will tell Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Class Play 11; Dance Club 10; FT A 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Parrot Staff 11, 12. ARLAN C. DRENNING Arlan August 29 A trip to Bedford . . . want to drag? . . . paint me a picture . . . see you at the football game Artists Unlimited Club 11; Hi-Y 9, 10. 11, 12. MARVIN LEE ELBIN Marvin March 31 Homeroom chatterbox . . . big game hunter . . . brown eyes and crew cut . . . fond of the opposite sex Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10. DONALD EUGENE ESHELMAN Don February 28 Me and my Merc . . . likes to hunt . . . I'll fix it . . . brown-eyed and serious Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12; Artists Unlimited Club 11; Science Club 10; Warrior Staff 12. (?laAA joft I960 JAMES EUGENE EVANS Dip September 15 Lean and lanky . . . hotrod fan . . . one of the gang . . . Army bound Art Club 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Basketball Manager 9; Chorus 12; Hi-Y 9, 10; Science Club 11. JUAN FE1GHT Juan January 13 Likes art . . . un worried and unhurried . . . fender bender . . . no homework, please! Art Club 12; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Parrot Staff 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. JAMES WALTER FELTON Ollic October 22 Love that Trig . . . personality plus . • terpsich-orean . . . articulate glove-man Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 12; FT A 12; Hi-Y. 9. 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. EL WOOD VERYL FELTON Veryl January 24 Ivory tickler ... a race before bedtime . . . handsome, happy, and carefree . . . raven-haired Casanova Art Club 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 12; Baseball Manager 12. JAMES ALLEN FETTERS Fed January 28 Blue-eyed blonde ■ • • interests other than school . . . slow but sure . . . shuffles along Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Wrestling 11. ANITA JOANN FINK Jo September 27 Likes green Studebakers . . . ties up telephone . . . contagious giggle . . . need a shoulder to cry on? Business Club 12; Camera Club 11; Chorus 10, 11; FHA 9; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Warrior Staff 12. DOROTHY MAE FLETCHER Dottic August 5 Demure . . . giggles . . . talented future secretary . . . expressive eyes Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12. PHILIP LEE FLETCHER Flctch January 10 Automobile fiend . . . dark brown waves . . . here come the Marines . . . bright blue eyes .Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12. CIoaa oft I960 PATRICIA ELLEN FLUKE Pat September 18 Future nurse . . . our Susan Hayward . . . all-American girl . . . nice to know Band 9; Twirling Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Dance Club 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Warrior Staff 12; Usher 12. AUDREY JANET FOOR Aut June 28 Lett us in January . . . graceful . . . collects plush animals . . . chatter-chatter-chatter Band 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; GAA 11; Twirling Club 9; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Camera Club 11; Warrior Staff 12; Business Club 12; Student Secretary 12. CAROLE JOYCE FOOR Carole December 24 Future traveler . . . midnight hair . . . domestic . . . merry laugh Dramatics Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 10, 11; Dance Club 10; Library Club 11; Parrot Staff 11; GAA 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Audio-Visual Club 12. JANE LOUISE FOOR Janie October 26 Ring that Glockenspiel . . . domestic . . . trim blue-eyed lass . . . nimble fingers Cheerleader 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11, 12; Dance Club 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; GAA 11, 12. JOHN ROSS FOOR Poor January 26 High test for less . . . auto enthusiast . . . ladies' man . . . our wavy-haired wrestler Baseball 9, 10; Wrestling 10, 12; Student Council 10; Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. JUDY CATHERINE FOOR Judy March 9 Friendly . . . adios, avior . . . beware WAFS . . . math lover? Tri-Hi-Y 9; FHA 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Library Club 11. NORMA MAY FOOR Norma January 14 Typing whiz . . . strawberry blonde . . . busy miss . . . gory movies, anyone? Tri-Hi-Y 9; Student Council 9, 12; Cheerleader 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12. SANDRA SUE FOOR Sandy January 22 Beautiful red tresses . . . bells, bells, bells . . . bookkeeper . . . quiet and pleasant to know Gym E x h i b i t i o n 9, 10; Band 10, 11, 12; GAA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. filaAA oft I960 BARBARA JEAN FORRESTER Jean January 21 Meditative reader . . . diminutive . . . silence is golden . . . Home Ec. girl JEREMIAH WENDELL GARLAND Jerry October 13 Friend to all . . . master gamesman . . . deep blue eyes . . . woodsman CLAIR CORNELL GRUBB Grubbie May 18 Musically inclined . . . agile hunter . . . sharpshooter . . . how about that! Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Radio Club 12. BARBARA ELLEN HANN Barb September 7 Kookie's No. 1 fan . . . long auburn tresses . . . future model . . . flair for fashion Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 12; Twirling Club 9. DONALD MARTIN HINISH Donnie September 3 Future farmer . . . allergic to Senior Math . . . rugged outdoorsman . . . strong silent type FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. THOMAS CLARK HIXON T om September 18 Long-haired music fan . . . rotund fun-maker . . . likes pizza . . . talks a lot Business Club 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Hi-Y 9; Parrot Staff 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12. DORIS EARLENE HOLLAR Doris May 10 Petite . . . fun to be with . . . hazel eyes . . . future beautician Twirling Club 9; Camera Club 12; GAA 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. GARY LEE HOOVER Butch September 4 Girls, girls, girls . . . our boy flat top . . . future Macy competitor . . . fluent talker Art Club 12; Band 9; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; Parrot Staff 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. ClaAA oft I960 CHARLOTTE GRACE HOTT Charlotte December 15 Friend of all .. . loves flowers ... a future horticulturist ... an attentive viewer of American Bandstand Chorus 10; Library Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12. JOYE LOUISE HOTT Shorty September 14 Good things come in small packages . . . quiet . . . fond of bookkeeping . . . somebody's dream secretary Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Chorus 9; Twirling Club 9; GAA 11, 12; Student Secretary 12. VICTOR ALFRED IME3 Vic September 24 Has a passion for blondes . . . blushes to a deep crimson . . . our babe in arms . . . treasures driver's license Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Student Council 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; FTA 12. RONALD EUGENE JOHNSON Ronnie November 27 Huckleberry Hound fan . . . cool eager . . . hot lips . . . pleasant to be around Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Chorus 9; Class Officer 11; Class Play 11; County Band 11; District Band 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 11; Warrior Staff 12; FTA 12. MEARL HERBERT KEMBERLING Mearl July 17 Crewcut . . . baby blue eyes . . . member of intelligentsia . . . virtuoso of the clarinet Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9; Class Play 11; County Band 11; District Band 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Keystone Boys Camp 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Radio Club 12; Student Council 10, 12; Warrior Staff 12. NANCY LOUISE KLAHRE Lee September 19 Natural blonde . . . quiet . . . likes black cars . . . a potential artist Band 10, 11; Chorus 10; Dramatics Club 9, 12; Keystone Girls Camp 11; Twirling Club 9; Usher 9; Warrior Staff 12. RONALD GENE KOONTZ Koontzy January 16 Drag, anyone? . . . blueeyed Borneo . . . one of Howard's boys . . . loves those college girls Chorus 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 12; Class Play 11; Gym Exhibition 9; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Science Club 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11; Warrior Staff 12; Wrestling 10. 11, 12. RAYMOND LAIDIG Raymond July 1 Future farmer . . . tends his baby beef . . . proud of his black Chevy ... a friend in need FFA 10, 11, 12; Radio Club 12. QLoaa oft 1960 GEORGE LAWHEAD George February 22 He and his Oliver . . . unworried and unhurried . . . towering future farmer . . . flirtatious FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. GENEVIEVE MAE LEADER Pete August 27 Blonde and bouncy . . . friendly disposition . . . pizza lover . . . chatterbox Audio-Visual Club 12; Dramatics Club 10; GAA 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10. SONDRA JOYCE LUNDQUEST Mother January 18 Flirtatious and loquacious . . . our Helen Hayes . . . full of fun . . . our genial pianist Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; FTA 10, 11, 12; District Chorus 11. NANCY LEE MARSHALL Fancy Nancy June 20 American Bandstand fan . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . songster Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9, 10; FHA 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Library Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, Jl, 12; Twirling Club 9; Cheerleader 11, 12. ROBERT EDWARD MARSHALL Tony May 25 Likes to tease . . . one of those fighting basketball men . . . tall in the saddle . . . Perry Como of the Space Age Basketball 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Hi-Y 9. 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. GORDON KENT MAY Butch April 4 Small - town hero . . . plagued by a sister . . . . . . sports-minded . . . future coach of champions Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11; Class Officer 10, 11; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; Usher 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 10, 11; All - County Football 10, 12; FTA 12. GWEN CLARICE McCAHAN Gwen March 27 A fashionable sophisticate . . . expert equestrienne . . . medically minded . . . popular and highly esteemed Art Club 10, 11; Camera Club 12; FTA 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Student Council 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Usher 9; Warrior Staff 12. JANE ANN McCORMICK Jane November 23 A future artist . . . flaxen hair . . . silent service . . . fashion follower Art Club 11; Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 11; Warrior Staff 12. QIoaa oft I960 RICHARD CHARLES McFarland Dick November 25 Strong and silent type . . . nice writer . . . future draftsman . . . avoids the limelight FTA 12; Chorus 11, 12; Usher 9. CONNIE JANE MELLOTT Connie January 4 In a flying green Plymouth . . . rhythmic walker . . . a crave for pizza . . . boys on the brain Chorus 9, 10; GAA 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11. 12; Twirling Club 9; Usher 9. MARY LOUISE MELLOTT Mary December 21 Likes to draw . . . see you at the Met . . . beautician school ahead . . . pretty dark brown hair Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Girl's Ensemble 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Twirling Club 9. SHIRLEY ROSELYN MESSERSMITH Shorty January 13 Giggles, giggles, giggles . . . prizes her trumpet . . . co 11 ec t s salt and pepper shakers . . . loves to spend her money Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10. BONNIE RAE MILLER Bonnie September 12 Titian - haired newcomer ... oft by herself with a book in her hand . . . would like to be a beautician . . . quiet and soft spoken WALTER EDWARD MILLER Rabbit August 21 Likes to tease . . . Robin Hood of the Clearville hills . . . wants to travel . . . dislikes the seventh period P. O. D. class Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Usher 9; Varsity Club 12. CLEO RUTH MILLIN Clco October 24 Studious . . . love that country music . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . tiny but mighty Class Officer 12; Dramatics Club 12; FTA 10. 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Student Council 9, 11. H. DWIGHT MILLS Homer October 12 Hercules of the road . . . Ag boy . . . blond flattop . . . Homer is a jokerl FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. (fla A oft I960 JOHN HENRY MILLS John March 9 Dislikes wild drivers . . . quiet . . . likes to hunt . . . future carpenter Audio-Visual Club 10; FFA 9; Radio Club 12. MICHAEL CHARLES MONDY Mike January 14 Football king . . . friends, friends, friends ... a way with girls . . . modest Chorus 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9. 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Show 11. JOHN RAY MORRAL John March 5 Quiet . . . baby beef sitter . . . lean and lanky ... a Marshall Dillon fan Audio-Visual Club 10; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Radio Club 12; Student Council 11; Usher 9. JAMES ALBERT MOUNTAIN Mounty October 22 Mortician's aid ... my hot Chevy . . . friendly . . . race you to Bedford Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Football 9. FRANK MOZDEN, JR. Frank December 6 Frequently heard . . . pint-sized pocket of mischief . . . energetic . . . J'aime francais! Dramatics Club 12; Science Club 10. MARY FAYE NELSON Faye November 3 Quiet thinker . . . shuns the limelight . . . reserved . . . pleasant to know Camera Club 11, 12. JOAN E. O'NEAL Joey August 19 Quiet dignity . . . capable typist ... a winning smile . . . likes to dance Chorus 9; Science Club 9; Twirling Club 9; FHA 10; Business Club 12; Student Secretary 12; GAA 11, 12; Parrot Staff 12; Warrior Staff 12. JUDITH ANN PRICE Judy June 24 Get up and go .. . sports car lover . . . hates to be alone . . . pretty blue eyes Art Club 11; Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; FTA 10; Gym Exhibition 9; Class Play 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Parrot Staff 12. QLoiaa oft 1960 ROMONA MAE REDINGER Nancy June 18 Future secretary . . . long, brown tresses . . . impressive eyes . . . serves and studies Business Club 12; Camera Club 11; FHA 10. 11. 12; GAA 11; Parrot Staff 12; Twirling Club 9; Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12. DAVID REED RITCHEY Dave October 24 Big, grappling wrestler . . . witty . . . trigonometry brain . . . doubts his brother's driving ability Chorus 9, 10; Football 11; FT A 12; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Radio Club 12; Science Club 9. 10; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Varsity Variety Show 10, 11; Warrior Staff 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12; Usher 12. DELORES JANE RITCHEY Jane May 18 In her own thoughts . . . quiet . . . special path to Bedford . . . nice to know Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Usher 9. LINDA DIANNE RITCHEY Linda November 5 Future nurse . . . watches TV . . . intelligent . . . with blue eyes and light brown hair Camera Club 12; Chorus 9; Dramatics Club 9; FTA 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Usher 9; DAR Citizenship Award 12. FLOYD WAYNE ROBERTS Snuffy July 7 Keeps to himself . . . Chaneysville mountaineer . . . can be found in the art room . . . outside interests Audio-Visual Club 11. FERNE JOANN ROBINETTE JoAnn April 20 Future homemaker . . . reads a lot . . . deep blue eyes . . . seen but not heard SUE ANN SALKELD Sue December 28 Man-trouble . . . me and my Hudson . . . slenderama . . . pleasing to the eye Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Dramatics Club 9, 12; Football Queen's Court 10; FTA 10; GAA 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Majorette 9; Student Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11. EDNA ROSE SHAW Edna December 8 Listens to WBFD . . . hot-tempered red head . . . typing whiz . . . future secretary Business Club 12; Camera Club 11; Dramatics Club 9, 11; Gym Exhibition 10; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Student Council 12; Student Secretary 12; Twirling Club 9; Warrior Staff 12. (flaAA jotf I960 LINDA LOU SHOWALTER Linda December 1 Diamonds are a girl's best friend . . . Arthur Murray's favorite partner . . . tall and slender . . . love that Chinaman Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12. MARVIN HOWARD SIMMONS Marv February 24 Looks like Melvin . . . college bound . . . facetious lad . . . good-looking drummer Hi-Y 9. Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 10; FT A 12; Parrot Staff 12; Radio Club 12; Science Club 10, 11; Warrior Staff 12. MELVIN WARREN SIMMONS Mclv February 24 Looks like Marvin . . . drummer boy with a fast beat . . . will reach the top . . . amiable personality Hi-Y 9; Audio-Visual Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Chorus 9; FT A 12; Parrot Staff 12; Radio Club 12; Science Club 11; Student Council 10; Warrior Staff 12. HARRY DEAN SLEIGHTER Dean January 9 Married man . . . wavy hair . . . indifferent to studies . . . hot '58 Ford Audio-Visual Club 11, 12. ALICE JEAN SMITH Alice December 2 Future beautician . . . collects earrings . . . got your bookkeeping done? . . . light brown hair Twirling Club 9; Chorus 10, 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 10; FHA 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Girls' Ensemble 12. BONNIE JEAN SMITH Smitty February 4 Neat and petite . . . wrestling fan . . . fashion follower . . . blue-eyed beauty Twirling Club 9; Cheerleader 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble 12; GAA 11, 12. IVAN SMITH. JR. Junior September 8 Bashful lad . . . me and my oil burner ... a keeneyed marksman ... man outstanding in his field FFA 9, 10. 11, 12. KATHLEEN ALVERNA SMITH Kathy November 16 Easy-going . . . friend to all . . . Dairy Dell, here 1 come . . . future nurse FHA 10, 11, 12; FT A 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11; Parrot Staff 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12. tflo A of I960 PAULINE GRACE SMITH Polly February 1 Class clown . . . Irequently seen and heard . . . horn-blower ... a bookkeeping whiz Tri-Hi-Y 9; Twirling Club 9; Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Business Club 12; Chorus 11; County Band 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; GAA 10, 11; Gym Exhibition 10; Parrot Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Warrior Staff 12; FTA 10, 11. JOYCE ANN SNYDER Snyder June 22 Athletically inclined . . . allergic to school . . . flirtatious . . . future housewife Chorus 9, 10, 12; GAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. 12. I i LINDA ANN SPONSLER Sponsler May 10 Flirtatious . . . fashion-minded . . . love that P. O. D. . . . campus bound Twirling Club 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; Dramatics Club 12; FTA 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 10; Student Council 9, 10; Warrior Staff 12. BARBARA ANN STAYER Barb December 7 Queen of Halloween . . . infectious giggle • • • football fan . . . sincere friend Tri-Hi-Y 9; Camera Club 9; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 12; Class Play 11. SHIRLEY JOANN SPARKS Shirley November 21 Football fan . . . sentimental . . . quiet, steady worker . . . future secretary FHA 10. 11. 12; GAA 11; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Student Secretary 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12; Usher 12; Warrior Staff 12. JUDITH ANN SPONSLER Judy July 21 Coquettish . . . long red tresses . . . intelligence plus . . . a caper-cutter Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9; District Band 11; Dramatics Club 12; FTA 10; GAA 12; Gym Exhibition 10; Keystone Girls Camp 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12. BARBARA JEAN STEACH Barb May 10 Anyone for Breeze wood? . . marriage in mind . . . avid reader , . . incessant chatterbox Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11, 12; GAA 12. BONNIE KAY STECKMAN Bonnie March 1 Flirtatious . . . strawberry blonde . . . future franchise professeur . . . jewelry, jewelry, jewelry Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Band 10; FHA 11. 12; Class Play 11; Warrior Staff 12; Usher 12. QIoaa jotf I960 DOROTHY KAY SWARTZ WELDER Kay March 24 Quiet and studious . . . enjoys roller skating . . . speedy and eilicient at shorthand ... a iriendly blonde Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Business Club 12; FT A 10; Parrot Staff 12; Student Council 12; Student Secretary 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Warrior Staff 12; County Band 11. JUDITH MARIE THOMPSON Judy June 28 Artistically inclined . . . likes horses . . . allergic to liars . . . long flaxen tresses Camera Club 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Gym Exhibition 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Modern Dance 10, 11; Twirling Club 9. GARY WAYNE TRAIL Gary April 29 Future college professor . . . Trail, get your gun . . . phys whiz . . . teller of tall tales Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Chorus 9; FTA 10. 11, 12; Keystone Boys Camp 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Radio Club 12; Student Council 11, 12; Usher 12; Warrior Staff 12; Wrestling 12; Varsity Club 12. PAUL W. VAN PELT Bud February 15 A Maverick fan . . . have gun, will hunt . . . agriculturist . . . indifferent to homework FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. GEORGE HARRY WAKEFIELD George January 14 Breezewood future businessman . . . Don Jaun . . . card shark . . . allergic to bermudas with leotards Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; FTA 12; Gym Exhibition 9; Hi-Y 9. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12. FRANKLIN SUMMERS WALLACE Frank January 29 Bashful . . . drives a modern antique ... a Trig lover . . . blue-eyed matman and free-lance artist Artists Unlimited Club 12; Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Chorus 9; Camera Club 12; Parrot Staff 12; Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ALLEN WHETSTONE, III Whetty January 14 Left us for a year . . . practical joker . . . gregarious . . . stride of a soldier Art Club 10, 12; Audio-Visual Club 12; Camera Club 12; Hi-Y 9. 10; Wrestling 10, 12. GARY WHITFIELD Butch November 3 One gal's guy . . . baseball enthusiast . . . likes '59 Fords . . . night owl Baseball 10, 11, 12; FFA 9. 10, 11, 12. tflaAA oft I960 DALE FRANKLIN WIGFIELD Dale May 31 Stock car enthusiast . . . mechanically minded . . . wrestling fan . . . likes to work Boys Chorus 9; Audio-Visual Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Radio Club 12. HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS Helen March 7 Beautician to be .. . record collector . . . basketball fan . . . may be a secretary Tri-Hi-Y 9; Twirling Club 9; Camera Club 12; GAA 12; Student Secretary 12. GARY PAUL WILT Wilt August 1 Future farmer . . . baseball player . . . let's go hunting . . . good-looking Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Warrior Staff 12; FT A 9, 10, 11, 12. EUGENE GRANT WINCK Gene March 20 Baby-blue Ford . . . ouf-doorsman . . . likes the girls . . . from the summit Football 9; Band 9, 10; FFA 9, 10; Art Club 12; Audio-Visual Club 12. RONDA FRANCES WOLFE Frenchy December 21 Collects pictures . . . reads books . . . watches TV Westerns . . . future secretary Chorus 9; Dramatics Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Library Club 10; Camera Club 12; Student Secretary 12. Thirty Five SanioA SupAAlativoA Upper Left NANCY MARSHALL —Best Athlete ROBERT BUSSARD — Most Popular Boy Best Athlete TOM DIEHL — Most Talkative Boy JUDY THOMPSON — Best Looking Girl Lower Left GEORGE CUNARD —Best All-Around Student RONALD KOONTZ —Best Actor NORMA FOOR — Busiest Girl Best All-Around Student Upper Right CLEO MILLIN — Most Studious Girl GEORGE LAWHEAD — Most Flirtatious Boy BONNIE STECKMAN — Most Flirtatious Girl MELVIN SIMMONS —Most Studious Boy Lower Right ROBERT ASH —Tallest Boy FRANK..MOZDEN —Shortest Boy GLADYS DAVIS —Tallest Girl JOYE HOTT —Shortest Girl Thirty Six SarUJOSl SupAJllatWRA Upper Lett SUE SALKELD —Most Talented Girl LINDA RITCHEY —Best Natured Girl Most Likely To Succeed MIKE MONDY —Best Natured Boy Best Looking Boy LARRY CLARK — Wittiest Boy VERYL FELTEN — Most Talented Boy Lower Lett JANE McCORMICK — Best Artist LINDA SPONSLER — Best Dressed Girl ALEX BOTHELL —Best Artist JIM CORNELL — Best Dressed Boy Upper Right JUDY SPONSLER — Best Musician RONALD JOHNSON — Best Musician BEVERLY BARKMAN — Most Popular Girl MEARL KEMBERLING — Most Likely To Succeed Busiest Boy PAULINE SMITH —Most Talkative Girl Wittiest Girl Lower Right BONNIE SMITH —Best Dancer SUZANNE CLARK —Best Singer Kocl ArtrACC GEORGE WAKEFIELD — Best Dancer ROBERT MARSHALL — Best Singer Thirty Seven QIoaa of I960 CLASS HISTORY In 1956 the members of the Class of 1960 gathered for the first time. We numbered one hundred ninety-eight. As the school days passed, we became acquainted with one another and many lasting friendships developed. All too quickly our junior high school years were over, and now we were sophomores. Our number had diminished to one hundred eighty-three, but our enthusiasm had increased. We took part in more activities and worked harder at our studies. We still found time for fun, laughter, and all the big and little experiences that built the foundation of our high school memories. Our junior year was full of study and responsibilities. One hundred forty-seven students worked hard and did their part to increase the funds in our treasury. We sold hats, presented the annual Junior Class play, and sponsored the Prom. By the end of the term, we realized how swiftly time passes and that soon we would be starting our final year. Eager and yet reluctant, we awaited the day. Then it was here! Oh, how busy we were! With one hundred thirty-three members, we were going to be the largest class ever to be graduated from E. S. H. S. So we assumed our responsibilities and started to work. Name cards were ordered; our class motto, flower, and colors were selected. We sold magazine subscriptions, had our pictures taken, and cheered our football team to its greatest victory, the Inter-County Conference Championship. As our school days draw to a close and Commencement looms ahead, we experience all the emotions that other graduates have felt before us; however, we know our memories are not the same. The times we faltered and met defeat helped us grow a little wiser, and the times we spent together laughing, talking, and sharing as a class will not soon be forgotten. The door of adulthood stands before us, waiting to be opened; and as we reach for it, we know that we are ready. We also know that the door to our school days cannot be closed permanently. It is there in our memories, waiting to be opened whenever we want to look back on those wonderful years. — KATHLEEN BARLEY, '60 Thirty Eight CLASS OFFICERS President ......... VICTOR WOY Vice President BONNIE COLEMAN Secretary .... HARRY FELTON Treasurer .... JOHN BOLLMAN CiaAA O 1961 BOLLMAN. WOY, FELTON. COLEMAN CLASS HISTORY As the members of the Class of '61 reminisce, our thoughts go back to 1956, the first year in the new school, when we were frightened seventh graders taking part in the various activities of the Junior High and thinking of the day when we would be eighth graders. The year passed swiftly, and the thoughts of the future became reality. We were now the eighth graders we had admired before. As we moved along in life and became freshmen, our thoughts were of a more serious nature. We sponsored our first skating party to earn money. The next year was not like the past years when we moved from one grade to the next. It was more of a graduation — a graduation from Junior High to Senior High. We were quite happy with our new position as upperclassmen taking part in the activities of the Senior High. This year has been a busy one for our class. We held a class play, Brother Goose, and the girls sponsored a bake sale to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. All this, however, has been history and our thoughts are turned to what is yet to be. We shall be Seniors, and we shall graduate into life with the knowledge we have acquired here at Everett Southern High School. — JOHN BOLLMAN, '61 Thirty Nine QIoaa d$ 1961 HOMEROOM 216 ROW I: A. Swartz welder. R. Snyder. C. Simpson. J. Ward. N. Snyder. S. Stunkard. M. Weir. C. Swindell. Miss Cullen ROW 2: P. Suter. J. Weist. D. Wilt. M. Shipley. W. Ritchey. L. Whisel. C. Ritchey. N. Smith ROW 3: M. Sams. P. Ruha. P. Sparks. P. Truax. R. Treese. O. Walters. V. Woy. L. Whetstone. G. Schctrorapf ROW -4: V. Redinger. L. Sipes. W. Trail. E. Smith. T. Tewell. B. Smith. D. Wilkinson. K. Sleighter HOMEROOM 207 ROW 1: M. Barkman. I. Bramblcy. J. Clark. D. Bcnna. R. Crawford. J. Barkman. C. Diehl. E. Cooper. Mrs. Heath ROW 2: N. Conrad. R. Chamberlain. D. Fetters. D. Clark. J. Bowman. J. DeCooman. B. Coleman. W. Cornell. C. Claar ROW 3: P. Adams. G. Clark. H. Felton. J. Clingerman. R. Clark. J. Cunard. S. College. E. Elbin ROW 4: T. Becker. G. Barkman. J. Fluke. F. Coote. J. Burket. P. Clark. G. Bowman. R. Fetters. C. Fletcher ABSENT: N. Bussard. J. Conover (flaAA 7967 HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1: G. Poor. L. Hixson. E. McCunc. J. Harclerode. G. Mallow. S. Mearkle. P. King. C. Gordon. W. McFarland. Mrs. Diehl ROW 2 S. Pointer. J. May. R. McMullen. V. Putt. J. Kennard. A. O'Neal. L. Foor. M. Miller ROW 3: H. Miller. D. Jackson. A. Millin. D. Lundquest. B. Mills. J. Lingenfelter. F. Guyton D. Jackson. D. Mills ROW 4 D. McFarland. G. Hardy. M. Householder. K. Mearkle. G McFarland. J. Hofacker. M. Foor. V. Howsarc ROW 5: D. Foor. R. Nelson. G. Mosholder. E. Ickes. R. Leader. A. Mellott. A. O'Neal ABSENT G. Morris Forty One QIoaa jotf 1962 GRUBB, O'NEAL, WILLIAMS, PITTMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .... MARY LOU O'NEAL Vice President DAVID WILLIAMS Secretary ...... BARBARA GRUBB Treasurer .... KENNETH PITTMAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1956 we became the second group of seventh graders to enter the new high school. Although we were quite scared and unsure of ourselves, we soon began to gain self-confidence and became acquainted with the other students. A few joined clubs, and some of the boys participated in junior high sports. In a short time we found ourselves to be in the eighth grade. This year proved to be rather uneventful. When we became freshmen, we held a skating party to raise money and took a more active interest in school life. Now we are sophomores. We are working hard to earn money for the class treasury. We have sold salt water taffy, ballpoint pens, and fruit cakes. We are looking forward to our junior and senior years, which will complete our high school education and help to prepare us to fulfill our plans and dreams for the future. Forty Two — SHIRLEY PRICE, '62 ( laAA of 1%2 HOMEROOM 118 ROW 1 P. Atty. R. Conrad. C. Cappadona. L. Crawford. S. Brantncr. Mrs. Roberto ROW 2: S. Dibert. E. Clark. E. Barnes. E. Bussard. N. Akers. B. Diehl ROW 3: D. Calhoun. D. Elbin. B. Eller. A. Bloom. L. England HOMEROOM 115 ROW 1: S. Morris. S. Pepplc. A. Mosholder. D. Robinette. G. Runk. M. Painter. M. Myers. Mr. Himes ROW 2: R. Orris, J. Routt. M. O’Neal. S. Price. W. Redinger. J. Pittman. C. Mills. J. Price ROW 3: G. Price. J. Metsker. J. Nycum. M. Morse. R. Ryan. D. Miller. R. Mills ROW 4: J. Morse. W. Ruha. A. Moyer. C. Morse. J. Redinger. L. Ritchey ABSENT: D. Price QIoaa oft 1962 ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 HOMEROOM 202 I. Foor. A. Foor. L. Forrester. J. Harper. D. Gordon. R. Baughman. C. Foor. B. Grubb. Mr. Kaplan A Clark C. Darr. ). Foor. C. Bennett. W. Conner. K. Baum. L. Fletcher. S. Fluke. B. Gordon M. Foor.’ M. Bramblcv. R. Fetters. A. Deremcr. R. Calhoun. M. Fisher. G. Blankley. G. Douglas D. Clark. P. Bowman. H. Barkman. G- Collins. D. College. R. Crooks. R. Bussard. R. Brown. T. Casteel HOMEROOM 100 J. Ling. J. Means. S. Mearklc. D. Kifer. L. Herbster. J. Kagarise. Mrs. Bollinger G. Messersmith. B. Marklc. D. Hinish. N. Leader. H. Kisamorc. W. Long. C. Hclsel K. Leader. A. Mallow. R. Layton. D. McCormick. N. Layton. D. Kisamorc R. Hartsock. D. Lynch, J. Heckman. A. Kline. J. Ling £Loaa o$ 1%2 HOMEROOM 308 ROW I: D. Hess. M. Pittman. R. Steach. B. Poor. D. Foor. Mr. Bridge ROW 2: I. Barton. L. Brallier. R. Smyers. R. En I«y ROW 3: K. Pittman. K. Tewell. R. Ritchey. T. Wilt. W. A.key ABSENT: G. Fluke HOMEROOM 114 D. Williams. T. Steach. S. Weist. D. Shaw. R. Smith D Weaverling. D. Treeee. W. Schetrompf. Mr. Smith R. Smith, M. Shaw. O. Swartzwelder. S. Thompson. J. Shaffer. D. 'toung. S. Whitfield. S. Weist ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 L.' Smith.’ H. Rush. P. Snyder.‘s. Sho’enfelt. P. Snyder. D. Soarks. R. Smyers R. Steel. B. Williams. G. Thompson. I. Smith. M. Walters. L. Steach. D. Williams. G. Shipley CLASS OFFICERS President LAWRENCE CALHOUN Vice President CHARLYN ATTY Secretary MARY BROWELL Treasurer ROGER MELLOTT ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: HOMEROOM 222 R Zimmerman. M. Swartzwelder. S. Sparks. C. Wilt. L. Snyder. R. Walters. Mrs. Baker J. Springer. B. Wilson. T. Whisel. S. Swartzwelder. K. Snyder. W. Smith G. Williams. D. Weicht. A. Stone. T. Weist. N. Steckman. D. Von Stein. S. Treece E. Taylor. R. Swindell. E. Truax. F. Smyers, T. Tewell. A. Wigfield Forty Six QIoaa 7963 CALHOUN, ATTY, MELLOTT, BROWELL QIoaa 1963 HOMEROOM 304 P Colleae. E. Cooper. G. Conrad. L. Felton. L. Foor. C. Guyton. B. Grubb. Mr. Alfieri K Elbin9 V. Graeff. L. Fletcher. W. Darr. P. Hall. B. Fleegle. T. Coleman R. Giffin L Foor. L. Clingerman. B. Cupp. G. Guyton. S. Greenawalt. K. Felton. L. Connor W. Ferrell. A. Fluke. C. Decker. B. Foor, R. Colledgc. D. College. S. Felton. D. Foor ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ABSENT: J. Greenawalt ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 HOMEROOM 217 P. Rhodes. N. Ritchey. M. Merritt. D. Smith. V. Miller. N. Ritchey. M. Price. Mrs. Davis D Steel D Roberts. R. Sands. H. Millin. H. Smith. W. Sloan. B. Ritchey. G. Smith G. Northcraft. S. Morral. R. Ritchey. R. Pittman. E. Rice. R. Mcllott. B. Peck J. Nycum. R. Smith. W. Showalter. R. Shipley. J. Newman. R. Smith QIoaa 1963 HOMEROOM 113 L. Brantner, W. Beck. C. Barkman. R. Clark. R. Barkman. C. Border. S. Barkman. C. Atty. Mr. Brodish G. Bussard. R. Calhoun. E. Clark. B. Cappadona. L. Barton. E. Burket. D. Agnew. B. Brown. M. Clark E. Clark. R. Barnes. T. Clark. G. Claar. L. Calhoun. H. Anderson. S. Clark. L. Clark J. Boor. H. Bingham. J. Caione. K. Barnes. J. Beegle. L. Calhoun. D. Clark ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ABSENT M. Browell ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 HOMEROOM 215 V. Hoopengardner. N. Latta. R. Marshall. K Imler D. Mearkle. M. King. R. Jay. Mr. Badacrewski M. Kalaha. A. Hoopengardner. P. Mellott. A. Hann. D. Mellott. P. Lane, C. Mearkle N. Mallow. L. Lingenfelter. E. Klahre. R. Horkenherry. I Hott. G. Lashley. M. Kcmberling. M. Karn.s F. Hedrick. B. Mellott. G. Layton. D. Holler. W. Householder. R. Henry. P. Lynch CLASS OFFICERS ClctAi of 7964 President DAVID LUNDQUEST Vice President ROBERT STEACH Secretary APRIL RITCHEY Treasurer CRAIG SHIMER LUNDQUEST. RITCHEY. STEACH. SHIMER HOMEROOM 121 ROW 1: J. Crawford. B. Feight. J. Cornell. E. Height. J. Clingerman W. DeCooman. B. Diehl. Mr. Gallaher ROW 2: A. Elbin. K. Dibert J. Cunard. H. Fisher. B. Wig field. V. Conrad. G. Foor ROW 3: C. Leader. J. Cordell. S. Fetters. B. Coote. W. Crawford. W. Fluke. W. Foor. ). Cornell ROW 4: C. Davis, D. Elbin. R Perrin. W. Barkman. C. Diehl. J. Foor. S. Cooper ROW 5: J. Pittman. R. Foor. R. Mcarkle. R. Jay. G. Shipley. L. Eshelman tflaAA Jof 796 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 HOMEROOM 117 S. Conner. R. College. W. Akers. S. Bloom. V. Akers. B. Bussard. R. Clingerman. S. Barne?. Mr. R. Fisher L. Bulger. R. Clark. C. Bingham. L. Barkman. G. Clark. G. Blankley. D. Beegle. B. Avey. L. Brambly E. Beegle. D. Clark, R. Brallier. S. Clark. C. Calhoun. C. Beegle. U. Beegle. L. Bridges R. Aikey. J. College. R. Clark. R. Bair. D. Bussard. R. Conover. C. Clark HOMEROOM 300 ROW 1: D. Lundquest. L. Hobbs. M. Harclerodc. T. Jay. D. Kline. G. Koontz. Mr. Paisley ROW 2: J. Hott. S. Horton. J. Lane. B. Hinish. O. Mallow. J. Klahre. R. Lee ROW 3: D. Grimes. D. Ickes. C. Grubb. B. Kinsey. D. Harman. C. Mallow ROW -4: E. Lynch. G. Karns. E. Hendrickson. W. Grimm. A. Hess QIoaa oft 1964 ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 HOMEROOM 211 „ t , B, .. , Runk I. Mosholdcr. R. Morris. G. Mearklo. P. Morse. B. Millin H. O’Neal. A- McFarland. Mr. McIntyre I. Shaffer. D. Mountain. M. Mcllott. R. Nelson. B. Robinette. G. Millin. V Reed. D. Mcllott. A. Ritchey ). People. S. Pee. L. Routt. B. Pittman. N. Rice. S. Mallow. B. Ritchey. B. Morris Pepple. J. Maury. D. Ramsey. A. Rice. S. Myers. R. Nelson. C. Mearklc. C. Potts. Z. Redingcr HOMEROOM 220 „ . , _ _ _ , 1 Shimer. F. Shipley. J. Smith. L. Spruill. N. Shaffer W Springer R. Stcach. J Thomas. Mr. Leach 3. Swindell. M. Smyers. A. Wcimer. K. Wolfe. W. Wig field. G. Sipes N. Sparks. L. Snyder L Weaverling. C. Winter. J. Veach. W. Trail. V. Webb . Wendell. I. We,cht. R Zimmerman. L. Smith i. Smith. ). Shook. L. Vance. M. Valentine. F. Watkins. M Woy. J. Smyers. S. White Fifty One (flaAA of 1%5 WILLIAMS, BORDER, WEIMER, WINCK CLASS OFFICERS President BONNIE WEIMER Vice President JANET WILLIAMS Secretary SHARON WINCK Treasurer .................. GARY BORDER HOMEROOM 224 ROW I: J. Snyder. J. Williams. S. Winck. D. Zeller. E. Wilkinson. S. Wilt. F. Sponsler. D. Winecoff. Mr. Koont: ROW 2: R. Van Pelt. R. Sparks. K. Swartz. S. Williams. B. Weimer. P. Thompson. K. Sponsler ROW 3: M. Weist. L. Williams. C. Whitfield. L. Wilt. J. Spencer. B. Thompson QIoaa 1965 ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 IIOM3ROOM 219 I. Smith. D. Shipley. W. Miller. C. Riley. L. Rice. A. Settles. R. Mills. R. Salkeld Mr. Will j O Neal. D. SI an. P. Rohm. A. Ramsey. D. M rjan.L Ritchey. V. Orris. M. Perrin .. Shimer. I. Robinson. B. Sands. P. Nogglc. R. Rice. D. Peck A. Roscntratcr - Rosc S Shipley. K. Norris. D. Morris. D. Plessinger. R. Plummer. G. Pittman. J. Sharpe ROW 1 ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ABSENT: HOMEROOM 213 J. Harman. D. Hess. B. Port. M. Dercmer. R. Horton. G. Henderson. R. Harclerode L. Elbin. Mr. P. Fisher ). Conner. S. Eshelman. G. Hollar. C. Foor. M Gordon. P. Diehl. B. Evans. D. Garland ;. Dibert. C. lines. D. Hedrick. C. Gcndron. P. Edwards. D. Edwards. C. Evangelista Hanks. P. Felton. D. Hedrick. K. Hite. V. Dishong. D Coleman K. Cornell. S. Cooper . Growden. B. Growden QIoaa oft 1%5 HOMEROOM 119 ROW 1 L. Clark. M. Brambley. P. Anderson. J. Cogan. G. Border. W. Beck. B. Calhoun. L. Brantner. Miss Lent: ROW 2 W. Chamberlin. J. Bennett. D. Clark. K. Clark. M. Clark. L. Bowman L. Calhoun. M. Barkman. F. Burke ROW 3: J. Mearklc. J. Barkman. D. Clark. W. Caro. L. Calhoun. W. Barnes. G. Beck. B. Bequeath ROW 4 D. Peck. J. Bussard. F. Forrester. T. Bennett. R. Hedrick. F. Moyer. D. Brown. W. Putt. D. Boor HOMEROOM 218 ROW 1 S. Lemmert. M. Miller. L. Kifer. J. Lingenfelter. L. Mearkle. C. King. R. McFarland. Mrs. W. Ritchey ROW 2: D. Martin. R. Mearklc. M. Lear. E. Karns. C. Leader. L. Miller. J. Merritt. W. Leader ROW 3: R. Jay. B. May. D. Marshall. D. Marshall. L. Logeston. R. Kund. K. Miller ROW 4 K. Karns. B. Imler. B. Mearkle. M. Mallow. W. McCormick. J. Kensey. J- Jackson. K. Koont: Fifty Four (?laA o 1%5 HOMEROOM 120 ROW 1: J. Price. T. Newhouse. V. Rush. W. Rhodes. K. Price. H Wigfield. Mr. Broweli ROW 2 P. Seese. M. Smith. M. Hann. R. Ramsey. E. Ramsey M. Weicht. A. Robinette. M. Wigfield ROW 3: B. Mongold K. Foor. R. May. W. Shipley. L. Kifcr. S. Deegle. M. Holt ROW 4 T. Singer, j. Greenawalt. H. Beegle. J. Garland. A. Smith. A. Weaver. D. Borror. M. Mearkle Fifty Five (flaAAAoom S iiwa Mr. Koontz subjects seventh grade to mathematical torture . When Mrs. Ritchey does i it looks so easy! Shades of Caesar! Miss Morse transforms her freshman Latin pupils into Roman schoolboys . . . Mr. Bridge looks on as students struggle with drafting problems . . . Lights! Camera! Action! All set for movies in Mr. Kaplan's junior history class . . . Freshmen learn of the functions of governmental branches from Mr. Badaczewski Mr. Gochnour instructs senior health students ... Mrs. Heath looks proudly at projects prepared by her sophomore history classes. QLaAAhDDM ScxnQA • Future scoopers repair machinery under the vigilant eye of Mr. Clark . . . The problems of plant or animal are analyzed by sophomores under the guidance of Mr Himes . . . The Federal Bureau of Weights and Measures is no more accurate than Mr. Fisher and his class . Modern maize is studied by Mr. Orndoff and his warriors ... The slide rule is demonstrated by Mr. Gallah r to his eager beavers . . Young men demonstrate handicraft abilities while Mr. Browell watches carefully . .Reading leads the way jo wisdom under the supervision of Mrs. Baker . . . Mr. Dinterman employs the split T while playing football in history class. ClaAAJlQDM ScAMA Eighth graders struggle with a geography test under the watchful eye of Miss Lentz . . . While others blend their voices with the keyboard harmony of Miss Roller . . . Mrs. Ritchey times freshmen as they write adjectives . . . Mr. Fisher takes his class back through the annals of time . . . Future Einsteins learn basic math from Mrs. Davis . . . Accuracy and care are watchwords in Mr. Putt s class . . . Good first-aid practice is necessary ' says Miss Goodrich . . . Junior Band and Mr. Gibboney prepare for annual concert. (JlaAAJwoM Sam A Shorthand students receive dictation from Mrs. Bollinger . . . Avid physics students anxiously anticipate dynamic reaction while Mr. Smith looks on . . . Candid camera catches art class intrigued by Mr. Paisley s demonstration of lettering . . . Where in the world is Mr. Kennedy taking his commercial geographers? . . . Sophomores learn grammatical correctness under the critical eye of Miss Cullen . . . Juniors, meet Mr. Webster, says Mrs. Barndollar . . . Science class finds Mr. Brodish and distillery in operation . . . Cutting patterns, not capers, in Mrs. Roberto's sewing class. (flaAAADOm But it's not flat, Mr. Shaffer . . . Mrs. McIntyre is always rushed at book report time . . . Mr. McIntyre's French class hears French as it should be spoken . . . Eighth grade English class enjoys a story with Mr. Leach . . . Mr. Will lends a helping hand to troubled seventh graders . . . Mrs. Diehl watches geometrician at work . . . Champagne music under Mr. Snyder s baton ... A pause in gym class with Miss Shacikoski. ACTIVITIES Band Chorus Clubs Dramatics Publications Student Council QjunwA (High (Band ROW 1: J. Cornell. L. Routt. D. Morris. J. Greenawalt. K. Swart: ROW 2: V. Webb. L. Brantner. R. Salkeld. J. Williams. F. Sponslcr. W. Akers. C. Riley. R. Harclerode. D. Kline. L. Brantner. S. Bloom. B Millin. C. King. D. Lundquest. E. Smith. Mr. Gibboney ROW 3: V. Orris. M. Gordon. R. Bussard. D. Mellott. J. Clingerman. T. Newhouse. S. Weavcrling. C. Atty. L. Smith. L. Miller. C. Guyton. B. Sands. M. Perrin ROW 4: K. Imler. G. Smith. K. Karnes. D. Mountain. D. Dibert, B. Weimer. K. Wolfe. S. Sparks. R. Marshall. R. Plummer. D. Clark. D. Marshall. C. Wilt. J. Barkman ROW 5: D. Marshall. J. Kensey. J. Cunard. W. Foor. M. Price. M. Kemberling. C. Grubb. B. Fleegle. C. Davis. L. Wilt. W. McCormick. K. Koontz. S. Williams ROW 6: R. Mellott. E. Burkett. L. Conner. C. Pepple. G. Guyton. C. Diehl. A. Stone. F. Hedrick. V. Dishong. Z. Redinger. E. Kiahre. C. Whitfield Junior High Music Night — March 11 Sixty Two S nioA dtiqh (Band ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: ABSENT: N. Bussard. D. Lundquest. B. Grubb L. Detwilcr. J. Means. P. Atty. D. Wcaverling. C. Foor. P. Smith. L. Detwiler. A. Swartswclder. S. Brantncr. S. Messcrsmith. Mr. Snyder S. Foor. K. Swartzwcldcr. A. Foor. L. Detwiler. S. Lundquest. J. Pittman. J. Routt. K. Barley. J. Foor. L. Sponsler D. Foor. M. Pittman. H. Kisamore. J. Price. J. Sponsler. A. Bloom. J. Ritchey. L. England. S. Whitfield. B. Foor. F. Guyton S. Salkeld. B. Eller. R. Clark. D. McCormick. B. Webb. M. Householder. K. Sleighter. J. Nycum. M Fisher. M. Sams J. McCormick. R. Johnson. T. Diehl. M. Kemberling. M. Simmons. G. Cunard. J. Fluke. C. Grubb. A. O’Neal M. Simmons Senior High Music Night — May 6 Sixty Three JJunjuoA diiqh QhohuA ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 5: ROW 6: W. Miller. B. Grubb. P. College. L. Ritchey. E. Wilkinson. K. Merritt. S. Winck. J. Snyder. D. Winecoff. Miss Roller S. Eshelman. C. Foor. M. Clark. D. Martin. J. Bennett. B. Feight. K. Sponsler. W. Chamberlain K. Clark. S. Barton. C. Imcs. R. Kund. J. Springer. E. Beegle. G. Beck. M. King. P. Rohm J. Bussard. V. Graeff. D. Agnew. D. Clark. L. Calhoun. R. Clark. L. Lingenfelter. R. Barton G. Williams. L. Barton. R. Aikey. J. Newman. T. Tewell. S. Felton. A. Hann. E. Clark. B. Wilson L. Clark. J. College. G. Layton. F. Smyers. W. Householder. R. Henry. B. Cupp. N. Ritchey Junior High Music Night — March 11 Sixty Four SmijwSi dtiqh (JhoAuA ROW 1: C. Foor. P. King. J. Barkman. S. Clark. J. Harclerode. B. Smith. J. Clark. Miss Roller ROW 2: S. Pepple. R. Crawford. D. Clark. F. Moiden. R. Clark. W. Cornell. B. Hann J. May ROW 3: B. Diehl. S. Lundquest. N. Smith. K. Pittman. R. Marshall. G. Beefelt. S. Cornell. J. Snyder. A. Focr ROW 4: M. Mellon. A. Smith. G. Davis. J. Evans. G. Collins. B. Smith. J. McCormick. M. Foor ABSENT: N. Marshall. L. Showalter Senior High Music Night — May 6 Sixty Five ARTISTS UNLIMITED CLUB ROW 1: G. Hoover. L. Clark. D. McFarland. V. Putt. Mr. Paisley ROW 2: A. Bloom. K. Sleighter. E. Winck. F. Wallace. A. Whetstone ROW 3: J. Evans. A. Bothell. J. Feight, G. Beefelt ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB G. Leader. L. Detwiler. L. Detwller. N. Bennett. B. Hann. K. Barley. S. Clark. Mr. Brodish D. Bennett. L. Detwiler. J. Foor. G. Conner. B. Barkman. D. Wijpfield. C. Foot M. Householder. R. Clark. T. Diehl. R. Johnson. F. Wallace. J. Clingerman A. Whetstone. J. Fetters E. Winck. G. Davis. D. Eshelman. G. Trail. P. Fletcher. F. Coote. V. Imes J. Evans. H. Sleighter. R. Ash. J. Mountain. M. Elbin. M. Simmons Sixty Six (?LuI)A BUSINESS CLUB ROW 1 K. Swartxwelder. J. Fink. E. Shaw. A. Foor. P. Smith. Mr. Kennedy ROW 2: R. Redinger. A. Bowman. V. Blankley. J. O'Neal CAMERA CLUB ROW I: F. Nelson. B. Hann. D. Hollar. J. Thompson. L. Ritchey. C. Hott. Mr. Dinterman ROW 2: C. Poor. R. Wolfe. J. Price. D. Wigfield. P. Fluke. S. Lundquest ROW 3: J. Foor. J. Fetters. G. Conner. F. Wallace. J. Foor. D. Ritchey. G. McCahan ROW 4 A. Whetstone. P. Fletcher. H. Sleighter. J. Mountain. E. Winck. H. Williams ABSENT: G. Mallow. P. Adams, J. Barkman. L. Adams Sixfy Seven (JLuJbA SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW 1: S. Messersmith. C. Millin. S. Clark. P. Smith. L. Sponsler. L. Detwiler. S. Pointer. Mrs. Barndollar ROW 2: K. Barley. J. Harclerode. L. Detwiler. F. Mozden. N. Foor. J. May. A. Foor ROW 3: N. Bennett. J. Ritchey. L. Whisel. ]■ Sponsler. N. Klahre. P. Fluke ROW 4: j. Foor. P. Ruha. J. McCormick. R. Marshall. G. Davis. L. Detwiler. S. Salkeld SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW 1: J. Kagarise. S. Mearkle. K. Crawford. N. Akers. B. Steckman. B. Stayer. Mrs. E. Ritchey ROW 2: D. Hinish. K. Smith. S. Cornell. N. Marshall. S. Stunkard. S. Sparks. C. Darr ROW 3: D. Clark. R. Redinger. C. Mills. K. Leader. V. Blankley. D. Daniels ROW 4: A. Smith. G. Price. A. Bowman. D. Miller. M. Sams (JlubA JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB ROW 1: S. Lcmmert. B. Grubb. S. Wilt. A. Ritchey. J. Ling. P. College. J. Runk. Mrs. Davis ROW 2 M. King. B. Ritchey. B. Mcarkle. D. Beegle. B. Pittman. B. Avey ROW } N. Ritchey. N. Rice. N. Ritchey. C. Potts. D. Harmon ROW I: ROW 2: now 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: JUNIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB I. Thomas. R. Mills. G. Koontz. J. Price. T. lay. R. Steach. J. Mosholder. B. Feight. Mr. Orndoff P. Morse. P. Anderson. D. Clark. G. Sipes. R. lay. R. Van Pelt. R. Rice. L. Bollman I.. Smith. B. Wigfield. G. Blankley. J. Veach. W. Poor. R. Brallier. B. May. C. Leader. R Nelson B. Robinette. L. Kifer. R. Clark. G. Karns. L. Vance. A. Hess. R. May. D. Pepplc R. Hedrick. W. Barkman. J. Pittman. R. Jay. W. Grimm L. Eshclman. R. Perrin (JlubA ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW S ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 SENIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB M. Painter. S. Weist. H. Anderson. J. Weist. E. Rice. D. Kifer. M. Clark. D. Roberts. Mr. Clark R. Mills. J. Boogie, G. Blankley. R. Layton. D. McFarland. T. Weist. J. Boor D. Sparks. R. Hartsock. A. Deremer. K. Mearkle. P. Bowman. D. College. J. Metzker. L. Smith G. Thompson. I. Smith. R. Shipley. R. College. D. Mills. M. Walters. D. Hollar J. Rcdingor. J. Garland. G. Mosholder. D. College. J. Morral. S. Redinger. C. Anderson. H. Barkman SECTION 2 T. Coleman. S. Morral. R. Hockenberry. A. Millin. D. Robinette. G. Messersmith. G. Bussard. R. Clark, Mr. Orndoff M. Bramblcy. G. Schetrompf. P. Van Pelt. D. Hinish. R. Baughman. A. Mallow. D. Young D. Clark. P. Smyer. L. Ritchey. G. Whitfield. G. Wilt. M. Morris. H. Bingham. R. Calhoun R. Smith. G. Bowman. H. Beegle, B. Swindell. P. Clark. R. Nelson. G. Barkman R. Dodson. C. Morse, R. Laidig. G. Lawhead. R. Mearkle. E. Smith. J. Heckman. J. Morris £kd)A JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW I: G. Conrad. M. Kalaha. P. Lane. A. Hoopengardner. R. Jay. Mrs. Roberto ROW 2: M. Merritt. S. Grccnawalt. B. Cappadona. W. Darr ROW 3: V. Miller. R. Smith. G. Claar JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB ROW I: A. McFarland. R. Walters. W. Springer. M. Mellott. L. Spruill. L. Hobbs. C. Shimer. Mr. Koont: ROW 2: G. Bussard. T. Coleman. T. Whisel. W. Trail. R. Sands. J. Clark ROW 3: J. Springer. L. Poor. E. Lynch. T. Clark. D. VonStein Seventy One Club JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1: N. Latta. R. Jay D. Swindell. C. Barkman. A. Elbin. B. MiUin. V. Hoopengardncr. Mrs. McIntyre ROW 2: j. Klahrc. P. Rhodes. A. Hoopengardncr. C. Mallow. G. Conrad. M. Smycrs. B. Ritchey ROW 3: D. Clark. N. Rice. S. Fetters. B. Cappadona. L. Lingenfelter. B. Morris ROW 4: S. Pec. M. Kembcrling. D. Elbin. R. Smith. R. Conover. W. Darr. C. Grubb ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB B. Stayer. M. Shaw. C. Hott. E. Shaw. C. Darr. D. Shaw B. Barton. S Sparks. J. May. N. Bennett. H. Miller. A. O'Neal. R. Chamberlain. D. Mills. B. Mills. K. Sleighter. P. Ruha. L. Whisel. E. Barnes E. McCune. Mrs. McIntyre R. McMullen (flubA RADIO CLUB ROW 1: G. Douglas. R. Calhoun. J. Mills. J. Cunard. D. Wigfield. W. Long. Mr. Smith ROW 2: C. Grubb. D. Ritchey. F. Coote. M. Kemberling. T. Casteel ROW 3: G. Cunard. M. Simmons. E. Ickes. J. Morral. G. Trail. R. Leader ABSENT: M. Simmons SENIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW |: M. Barkman. C. Cappadona. J. Barkman. C. Gordon. D. Fletcher. S. Mearkle. I. Brambley. J. Kagarise. J. Holt. Mrs. Heath ROW 2: j. Calhoun. B. Smith. J. Snvder. D. Fetters. N. Marshall. N. Snyder. K. Smith. B. Steckman ROW 3: B. Steach. S. Whitfield. B. larton. D. Hinish. J. Routt. J. Foor. S. Sparks. S. Foor. G. Runk ROW 4: C. Mills. J. Pittman. C. Ritchey. O. Swartzwelder. K. Leader. A. Smith. D. Daniels. N. Leader ROW 5: L. England. J. Sponsler. S. Salkeld. L. Showalter. M. Mellott. P. Sparks. M. Sams ABSENT: S. Shocnfclt. C. Foor. L. Foor. J. Ling. C. Mellott. B. Mills. H. Miller JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: L. Calhoun. C. Evangelista. K. Norris. J. Bennett. C. O'Neal. D. Zellar. Mr. R. Fisher ROW 2: C. Rose. H. Fisher. R. Zimmerman. V. Conrad. D. Hedrick ROW 3: J. Cordell. S. Myers. J. Shook. C. Clark JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW 1 N. Harmon. E. Wilkinson. J. Hott. R. Lee. L. Mcarkle. M. Dercmer. Mrs. Bollinger ROW 2: R. Jay. J. Lane. C. Bingham. M. Kalaha. C. Mallow. D. Steel. N. Sparks ROW 3: G. Mill in. D. Bcegle. P. Lane. M. Merritt. D. Brown. J. Jackson ROW 4 K. Snyder. D. Harmon. B. Mellott. P. Lynch. J. Mauzy. L. Lingenfelter Seventy Four CluJbA PENNSYLVANIA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB ROW I: S. Messersmith. S. Pointer. K. Smith. L. Ritchey. L. Whisel. J. May. S. Clark. C. Millin. Miss Morse ROW 2: N. Bennett. G. McCahan. B. Eller. R. Johnson. B. Barkman. M. Sams. S. Lundquest. D. Daniels ROW 3: T. Diehl. V. Imes. R. McFarland. G. May. D. Ritchey. A. O'Neal. K. Sleighter ROW 4 R. Bussard. J. Felton. M. Simmons. E. Ickes. M. Simmons. T. Hixon. G. Wakefield. G. Trail SENIOR HI-Y CLUB ROW I: D. Hess. D. Wilt. B. Williams S. Whetstone. R. Koontz. K. Bennett. J. Bollman. Mr. McIntyre ROW 2: W. Conner. K. Pittman. T. Casteel. M. Mondy. V. Woy. L. Clark ROW 3: D. Lynch. R. Marshall. G. Bcefclt. J. Feight. R. Bussard. G. Wakefield. A. Drenning (flubA VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: J. Decooman. K. Bennett. L. Clark. L. Whetstone. C. Stone. J. Lingenfelter. J. Bollman. R. Koontc. Mr. Badacrcwski ROW 2: G. Wilt. H. Felton. G. Hardy. M. Mondy. J. Cornell. V. Woy. G. Schetrompf. G. Hoover ROW 3: G. Whitfield. D. Mills. D. Ritchev. G. Beefelt. W. Miller. R. Johnson. J. Conover ROW i G May. R. Bussard. J. Felton. R. Ash. T. Tewell. G. Wakefield. W. Trail. T. Wilt SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL ROW 1: J. Clingcrman. G. Northcraft. R. Ritchey. G. Smith. Mr. Will ROW 2: D. Borrow. B. Showalter. J. Morris. J. Ling Seventy Six CDhamaticA JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ABOVE - ROW I: S. Pointer, D. Fetters. J. Ma ROW 2: D. Lundqucst. M. Sams. L. Whiscl ROW 5: D. Clark. E. Ickes. K. Slcightcr. M Householder BELOW - AFTER THE PERFORMANCE y. P. Kina. Miss Cullen Wh The Junior Class presented Brother Goose, a three-act comedy, on Thursday, November 19, 1959. The play was directed by Miss Frances Cullen. The leading role was played by Edward Ickes, with Linda Whisel as the female lead. As the Warrior goes to press, Mrs. Barndollar is preparing to select the cast for the Senior Class play, The Improper Henry Propper. Production is scheduled for April 22. Seventy Seven (publicationA ROW 1: Kennedy. Thomas. Ling. Bark man. Smith. Swartzwelder. Clark. Brambley. Kagarise. Morse ROW 2: Barton. Foot. Shaw, Smith. Detwiler. VonStein. Barley. Fink ROW h O'Neal. Blankley. Bennett. Shook. Pittman. Koontz. Agnew. Daniels, Redinger ROW 4: Price. McCahan. Wallace. Johnson. Webb. Sleighter. Hoover. Barkman ROW 5: Diehl. Bowman. Kemberling. Simmons. Coote. Ritchey. Householder ABSENT: Simmons. Barkman. Hixon, Winck. Clark. Rohm Editor ............. Assistant Editors .. Newspaper Reporter PARROT STAFF ........................ GWEN McCAHAN ........... JUDY PRICE, DAVID RITCHEY .................. MEARL KEMBERLING Art Staff Franklin Wallace Jane Barkman David Agnew Stella Barkman Linda Barton Laverne Detwiler Ronald Koontz Patricia Rohm James Shook Iva Brambley Fred Coote Reporters Marvin Simmons Melvin Simmons Gary Hoover Joyce Pittman Karen Sleighter James Thomas Sharon Winck Copy Editors Beverly Barkman Nancy Bennett Kathleen Barley Suzanne Clark Sports Writers Ronald Johnson Dale Von Stein Terry Clark Circulation Staff Jean Kagarise Thomas Diehl Thomas Hixon Mark Householder T ypists Violet Blankley Anna Marie Bowman JoAnn Fink Audrey Foor Joan O'Neal Romona Redinger Edna Shaw Pauline Smith Kay Swartzwelder Seventy Eight (pubticatwnA ROW 1: Kennedy. Calhoun. Detwiler. Fink. Fletcher. Morse ROW 2: Steckman. Swartzwelder. Barley. Foor. Foor. Sponsler. Smith. Clark ROW 3: Ritchey. O'Neal. Cooper Redinger. Bennett. Clark. Sparks. Detwiler. Shaw ROW 1 Smith. Koontz. Sponsler. Wolfe. Detwiler. Barkman. McCahan. Klahre. Fluke. Blankley ROW 5: McCormick. Wilt. Davis. Kcmbcrling. Imes. Ritchey. Johnson. Bowman. Salkcld ROW 6: Cunard. Wakefield. Simmons. Bothell. Eshelman. Simmons. Bussard. Trail 1960 WARRIOR STAFF Editor .............................. MEARL KEMBERLING Co Editor ................................... GARY TRAIL Business Manager ....................... GEORGE CUNARD Assis.'ani Business Manager ............. NANCY KLAHRE Art Editors ............ JANE McCORMICK, ALEX BOTHELL LITERARY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Beverly Barkman Kathleen Barley Bonita Clark Gladys Davis Nancy Bennett Suzanne Clark Lorraine Detwiler Louise Detwiler Laverne Detwiler Robert Bussard Donald Eshelman Patricia Fluke Norma Foor Victor Imes Ronald Koontz David Ritchey Ronald Johnson Gwen McCahan Linda Ritchey Marvin Simmons Melvin Simmons Sue Salkeld Linda Sponsler Judy Sponsler Gary Wilt Violet Blankley Bonnie Steckman George Wakefield BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFF Romona Redinger Anna Marie Bowman Edna Shaw Joyce Calhoun Alice Smith Donna Cooper Pauline Smith JoAnn Fink Shirley Sparks Dorothy Fletcher Ronda Wolfe Audrey Foor Dorothy Swartzwelder Joan O'Neal Seventy Nine yiational ?tvrwh Socisdij President ROW 1: N. Bennett. B. Bark man. G. McCahan. K. Barley ROW 2: G. Cunard. G. Trail. M. Kemberling KATHLEEN BARLEY Secretary BEVERLY BARKMAN Studoni found! OftfjiaihA RITCHEY. BUSSARD. O NEAL. FOOR President ......... ROBERT BUSSARD Secretary LINDA RITCHEY Vice President NORMA FOOR Treasurer .... MARY LOU O'NEAL Eighty Sijuudsmi Council ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Settles W. Springer. B. Weimer. B. Grubb. L. Calhoun. L. Barkman. C. Foor. D. Kline. Mr. Will Williams V. GraefL B. Coleman. D. Swartiwelder. N. Foor. P. Lane. B. Mearkle. J. Cornell V. Long. B. Foor. S. Price. J. Sponsler. L. England. R Mellott. L. Ritchev . Calhoun. S. Shoenfelt. R. Leader. R. Bussard. G. Cunard. V. Imes. P. Sparks. M. O Neal STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES , Henderson. B. Sands. J. Lane. K. Swart: P. Atty. L. Kifer Mrs. Davis I Merritt D. Mellott. D. Hinish. V. Webb. D. Agnew. C. Clark. S. Swartrwelder Shaw. C. Davis. |. Bollman. L. Whisel. |. Pittman. C. Potts Barkman. T. Bennett. M. Kemberling. E. Ickes. G. Trail. T. Casteel. I . Snyder J'amiUwi J jojcca Girls Ensemble — Cheryl Foor, Judy Harclerode, Shirley Cornell, Nancy Marshall, Sondra Lundquest, Jane McCormick, Gladys Davis, Mae Foor, Alice Smith, Nancy Smith, Audrey Foor, Suzanne Clark; absent — Mary Louise Mellott . . . Pianist — Sondra Lundquest . . . Soloist — Suzanne Clark . . . Soloist — Robert Marshall . . . Family Portrait, Class of 1960 — The Detwiler triplets, the Simmons twins, the Bennett brothers, the Marshall brother and sister. Eighty Two Tybww iabl Vtlom nJtA Fast-stepping Senior High Marching Band . . 1959 Football King and Queen — Mike Mondy and Suzanne Clark . . . Parents and faculty having a ball at the Cranberry Ball . . . Open House visitors enjoy refreshments Onlookers gaze into the future . . . Safety is emphasized in showcase display . . . Tri-Hi-Y induction ceremony is held at the Christian Church . . . The day before the Victory . . . Amateur Thespians perform . . . Junior Band displays marching ability for photographer. Eighty Three VYlomohahk TYlovrumlA Mr. Atty helps seniors plot the future . . . Mr. Larimer gets excuses, excuses, excuses . . Not pheasant under glass again! ! ! . . . The daily line-up . . . Browsing at the Book Fair . . . Through the glass lies the past . . . Books . . . More books. Eighty Four fcchofiA J wm 1959 Varsity Club Variety Show — April 3 . . . Curtain Going Up' — Senior Class Play, April 23 . . . Senior High Music Night — May 1. Eighty Five fcchooA J'Aom 1959 GAA Council and newly elected officers pose after banquet. May . . . Junior High Spelling Champs . . . Alberta Elbin, first, Judy Weicht, Jean Hott . . . Junior-Senior Prom — With a Song in My Heart” — May 8 . . . Lions Club Calf Project — Mr. Clair Winters, Paul Clark, George Lawhead, Robert Morris, Seibert Weist . . . All-Sports Banquet — April 7 ... Sir Valentine Contest — Ronald Johnson, Gary Browell, Richard Klahre, Harry Sleighter, Robert Bussard . . . Almost Eighteen — Junior Class play, November 20, 1958 .... Cake auction at the Valentine Dance. Eighty Six SPORTS Baseball Football Basketball Wrestling 'CjIaIa dihlotix: dA vciation ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 5: SECTION I J. Runk. C. Foor. N. Latta. J. Klahre. J. Hott. J. Cornell. B. Lee. J. Ling. S. Horton. M. Barkman. J. Hott. S. Conner. Miss Goodrich W. Schetrompf. B. Avey. L. Hixon. C. Diehl. N. Sparks. C. Bingham. B. Cappadona. W. McFarland. S. Dibert. J. Means. H. Diehl. M. Swartzwelder D. Ickes. J. Clark. R. Crawford. J. Harclerode. J. Wendell. N. Snyder. S. Pointer. L. Sponsicr. R. Snyder. B. Stayer. L. Felton. B. Hinish S. Treece. 1. Clark. W. Cornell. ). Price. L. Foor. N. Bussard. B. Coleman. B. Barton. D. Fetters. J. Foor. J. May R. Chamberlain. N. Foor. J. Snyder. H. Miller. D. Cooper. B. Mills. P. Fluke. J. Thompson. C. Foor, D. Hollar. B. Steach. A. O'Neal SECTION 2 C. Gordon B. Clark. B. Smith. S. Mearkle. N. Akers. C. Mills. S. Fluke. B. Pittman. P. King. S. Pepple. f. Calhoun. G. Leader. Miss Shacikoski A. Swartzwelder. P. Atty. D. Beegle. N. Marshall D. Harmon. J. Routt. N. Leader. S. Clark. B. Ritchey. A. Foor. B. Grubb W. Darr. S. Price, j. Mauzy. D. Elbin. L. Whisel. G. McCahan. M. O'Neal. C. Pepple. J. O Neal. D. Clark. C. Potts. B. Hann C. Simpson. B. Clark. J. Kennard. D. Kisamore. C. Mellott. D. Lundquest. J. Sponsler. D. Calhoun. K. Leader. C. Ritchey. N. Smith J. Foor. S. College. S. Salkeld. P. Ruha. B. Smith. G. Davis. L. Detwiler. M. Mellott. P. Sparks. N. Ritchey Eighty Eight « 3 £ii tfa Ctthktlc (l ADciatwn GAA COUNCIL ROW I: P. Atty. B. Clark. B. Grubb. J. Means. L. Hixson. Miss Shaeikoski ROW 2: S. Pcpple. J. Harclcrodc. B. Coleman. S. Pointer. R. King. J. Clark ROW 3: |. Routt. J. Foot. L. Hixson. B. Clark. J. May ROW 4: P. Fluke. B. Mills. G. Davis. J. Foor. D. Lundquest. C. Foor Officers: JANET CLARK ................................................................ President JUDY MAY .............................................................. Vice President JOAN O’NEAL ................................................................ Secretary BONNIE COLEMAN ............................................................. Treasurer CHEERLEADING SQUAD ROW I: J. May. J. Kennard. D. Cooper. N. Marshall. L. Whisel. B. Coleman ROW 2: P. College. B Grubb. W Cornell J. Clark W. McFar’ nd. N. Ritchey. B. Ritchey. Miss Shaeikoski ROW 3: N. Sparks. N. Rice. M. O’Neal. S. Price. C. Potts. J. Wendell Eighty Nine JUNIOR-VARSITY Penny College Bonnie Grubb Beverly Ritchey Shirley Price Mary Lou O'Neal Nancy Ritchey Wanda Cornell JUNIOR-HIGH Nancy Rice Carol Potts Joan Wendell Nancy Sparks £hj Al adsiAA VARSITY Judy May Joyce Kennard Nancy Marshall Donna Cooper Janet Clark Bonnie Coleman Linda Whisel Wanda McFarland Ninety (BaAsJball - 1959 ROW 1: J. DeCooman. D. Williams. G. Wilt. J. Hofackei-. II. Fchon. J. Linqenfcltor. R. Smith. Mr. Gochnour ROW 2: G. Whitfield. R. Nelson. T. Wilt. R. Buss-rd. G. B wman. V. Woy ROW 3 G. Wakefield. G. Collins. T. Tcwell. R. Ash. V. Felton | Felton. G May GRADUATED IN CLASS OF 19 9: John Anderson. Garv Browell. Michael College. Ronald Diehl. Thomas Ferguson Timothy Myers Terry Perrin. Edward Price SCHEDULE April May 14 Bedford 10-0 4 Hyndman 4-6 17 Ilyndman 0-5 5 Northern Bedford ... 0-2 22 Sardon-Liberty 4-5 7 Saxton ... 2-0 23 Chestnut Ridge 17-1 18 Chestnut Ridge ... 13-5 29 Northern Bedford .... 6-2 Won 6 Lost 4 30 Bedford 5-2 Captains: John Anderson, Michael College, Ronald Diehl Ninety One J'ooiball VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: |. Lingenfelter. R. Smith. D. Williams. R. Stayers. L. Whetstone. D. Hess. R. Baughman ROW 2: D. Mills. G. Hardy. G. Wakefield. G. May. J. Fel.on. R Bussard W. Miller J. Cornell. S. Myers. Mgr. TOW ?: R. Crooks. Mgr.. K. Pittman. V. Woy. J. Conner. K B.nnet. M. Mondy. H. Felton. G. Clark. R. Perrin ROW 4: D. Clark. W. Ruha. J. R.dinger. S. Redinger. T. Tcwell. T. Will. W. Trail. D. Lynch VARSITY SCHEDULE September 11 Bedford ..................... 7-20 18 Robertsdale ................. 32- 6 25 Claysburg ................... 20- 0 October 2 Saxton-Liberty .............. 26- 0 13 Somerset ................... 13-14 16 Chestnut Ridge .............. 32- 0 23 Roaring Spring .............. 18- 6 30 Williamsburg ................. 31-7 November 6 Richland Tovrn'hip ........... 0- 7 Won 6 Lost 3 INTER-COUNTY CONFERENCE PLAYOFF November 20 Pa'ton ...................... 6- 0 Co-Captains: Robert Bussard, Gordon May Ninety Two football JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1 Managers —G. Guyton. W. Springer. B. Hobbs ROW 2: Mr. Henderson. C. Shimer. R. Horton. R. Steach. G. Henderson. D. Lundquest. L. Shimer. D. Sloan. D. Hess Mr. Shaffer ROW 3: J. Lingenfe'.ter. D. Zeller. G. Guyton. R. Clark D. Oar': D. Martin. D. Conner. W. Beck. G. Border ROW •! K. Norris. G. Sipes. R. Clark. G. Bussard. G. Clark. R. Marshall. G. Pittman. C. Rose ROW 5: T. Hanks. D. Boor. C. Clark. ). Springer. D. VonStcH. T. Whisel. R. Sands P. Felton. W. Caro ROW 6 W. Trail. L. Wilt. L. Four. T. Clark. E. Lynch. R Ho kenberry K. Felton. W. Fluke ROW 7: T. Weist. W. Fluke. J. Beegle. F. Watkins. F. Smyers. R. Smith. D. College. M. Way. S. Felton JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE September October 14 Windber 0-20 5 Bedford 13-14 21 Williamsburg 13-13 12 Robertsdale 20-20 28 Claysburg 20- 0 Won 1 Lost 2 Tied 2 JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE September October 17 Chestnut Ridge 6- 6 1 Windber 13-27 24 Claysburg 25-27 15 Northern Bedford 28- 0 22 Bedford 13-26 Won 1 Lost 3 Tied 1 Ninety Three (JcUiAihj (BaAkatball ROW I: Gary B«efelt. Gerald Bowman. Managers ,, _ ROW 2: Mr. Alficri, Tom Tewell. Gordon May. George Wakefield. Robert Marshall. Bob Bussard. Ronald Johnson. Harry Felton ABSENT: Sam Redinger SCHEDULE December February 8 Berlin 59-50 2 Chestnut Ridge 74-47 11 Southern Fulton 55-38 5 Saxton-Liberty 43-42 18 Berlin 45-51 9 Morrison's Cove 48-81 22 Morrison's Cove 36-58 12 Hyndman 53-64 January 16 Somerset 34-41 8 Chestnut Ridge 60-33 19 Bedford 51-52 12 Claysburg 62-32 23 Southern Fulton 55-58 15 Saxton-Liberty 53-55 26 Northern Bedford County 65-46 19 Somerset 37-49 Won 9 Lost 10 22 Hyndman 48-55 26 Bedford . 37-34 29 Northern Bedford County 61-56 Co-Captains: Ronald Johnson, George Wakefield Ninety Four QwiwA (JaAAlhj (BcuJiQtball ROW I: Wayne Connor. Dave Williams. Dan Lynch. Darsrl Focr. Randy Baughman. Ronald Ensley. Mgr. ROW 2: Mike Mondy. Mgr.. Max Fisher. John Redinger Richard Crooks. Terrv Will. Kenneth Pittman. Mr Alfieri ABSENT: Ted Foor SCHEDULE December 8 Berlin ...................... 29-25 11 Southern Fulton ............. 26-18 18 Berlin ...................... 35-30 22 Morrison's Cove ............ 38-36 January 8 Chestnut Ridge .............. 34-11 12 Claysburg ................... 31-21 15 Saxton-Liberty .............. 25-26 19 Somerset .................... 39-37 22 Hyndman ..................... 24-26 26 Bedford ..................... 32-28 29 Northern Bedford County ..... 36-35 February 2 Chestnut Ridge .............. 35-40 5 Saxton-Liberty .............. 43-31 9 Morrison's Cove ............. 39-38 12 Hyndman ..................... 32-36 16 Somerset .................... 39-38 19 Bedford ..................... 35-29 23 Southern Fulton ............. 52-37 26 Northern Bedford County ..... 47-41 Won 15 Lost 4 Ninety Five Qunioh JUqh (BaAk tball ROW 1 ROW 2: ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5: Mr. Henderson. Keith Dibert. Terry Whisel. Donald Bussard. James Shook. Robert Foor. Edward Lynch. Larry Foor. Gary Blankley. Mr. Shaffer Allen Weimer. Mgr.. John Crawford. Mike Harclerode. Richard Marshall. Rodney Clark. Gary Clark. Roger Clark. Victor Akers. William DeCaom n lames Thomas. John Springer. Mgr. _ , . , , . . , , n Duane Hess. Larry Hobbs. John Bennett. Gary Henderson Dave Conner. Gary Border. Joseph Cogan. Joel Lmgenfelter Roger Morris. Craig Shimcr David Martin. Kermit Norris. Gregory Pittman. Thomas Hanks. Lyi ford Clark. Daniel Grimes. Robert Kuhn. Charles Rose. Rodney Bussard William McCormick Richard Brallier. Robert Ritchey. S.eve Myers. Michael Way. Larry Wilt. William Caro. Donald Boor SCHEDULE December 11 Northern Bedford County .... 18-16 18 Chestnut Ridge ............. 31-17 January 5 Saxton-Liberty ............. 30-28 19 Hyndman .................... 25-27 22 Chestnut Ridge ............. 24-16 26 Bedford .................... 28-26 February 1 Norihern Bedford County ..... 27-39 9 Hyndman ..................... 36 34 12 Bedford ..................... 28-26 16 Saxton-Liberty .............. 14-30 Won 7 Lost 3 Ninety Six MK (OhoAtlinq ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW J Mr. Clark. G. Hoover. J. Foor. G. Hardy. D. Ritchey. W. Ruha. I- Conover F. Wallacef G. Schetrompf. Mr. R. Ash. Mgr.. R. Sands. R. Koont:. J. Bollman. L. Clark. D. Bennett J DeCooman D. Lundquest. R. Pittman. W Beck D VonStein. J. Caione. A. Whetstone. M. Householder. J. Hofacker. M. Pittman T. Clark McIntyre Mgr. SCHEDULE December February 3 Johnstown (Parents' Night) ... 8-37 11 Somerset 26-22 10 Conemaugh Township ... 34-18 18 Boswell Canceled 18 Hollidaysburg ... 14-26 23 Captain Jack 38-10 January Won 5 Lost 4 7 Bedford ... 11-35 14 S. Hagerstown 27-23 21 Chestnut Ridge ... 19-27 28 Captain Jack ... 36-16 Co-Captains: Ronald Koontz. Franklin Wallace Ninety Seven hjaduatinq Isitiahman Robert (Bob) Bussard Football 3 Basketball 2 Baseball Manager 1 Walter (Rabbit) Miller Football 1 lames (Ollie) Felton Football 1 Baseball 3 Dwight (Homer) Mills Football 1 George (George) Wakefield Football 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 2 James (Amos) Cornell Football 1 Gordon (Butch) May Football 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Michael (Wop) Mondy Football 2 Basketball Manager 1 Kenneth (Webb) Bennett Football 3 Robert (Cinder) Ash Baseball 3 Gary (Gary) Wilt Baseball 3 Veryl (Woody) Felton Baseball 3 Ninety Eight hadimiinq sitisJxman Robert (Gobby) Marshall Basketball 1 David (Dave) Ritchey Wrestling 3 John (Cabbage) Foot Wrestling 1 Ronald (Peepers) Johnson Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Alan (Whetty) Whetstone Wrestling 1 Franklin (Frank) Wallace Wrestling 2 Larry (Clarkie) Clark Wrestling 3 Gary (Butch) Whitfield Baseball Manager 3 Gary (Butch) Hoover Wrestling 2 Donald (Don) Bennett Wrestling 1 Gary (Beef) Beefelt Basketball Manager 2 Ronald (Koontzie) Koontz Wrestling 2 Ninety Nine SpoAJtA ?Uqhlu}hJL FOOTBALL Season Record — 7 wins, 3 losses Eastern Division Championship, Inter-County Conference Inter-County Conference Championship Johnstown Tribune-Democrai All-Scholastic Teams First Team—Bob Bussard, guard Honorable Mention — Gordon May, end; Webster Trail, tackle; George Wakefield, center; Gary Hardy, fullback Pennsylvania Big 33 — Bob Bussard Head Coach — Joseph Badaczewski; Assistant Coaches — Daniel Shaffer, Bruce Henderson BASKETBALL Season Record — 9 wins, 10 losses; 976 points scored Bedford County League — second place Bedford County Press All-Stars First Team — Tom Tewell Honorable Mention — Ronald Johnson, Sam Redinger Head Coach — Dominic Alfieri; Assistant Coaches — Daniel Shaffer, Bruce Henderson WRESTLING Season Record — 5 wins, 4 losses District Semi finals — Martin Sands, 95 lbs.; Larry Clark, 120 lbs.; Gary Schetrompf, 133 lbs. District Champions — Larry Clark, Gary Schetrompf Outstanding Wrestler in District V Tournament — Gary Schetrompf Head Coach — Robert Clark; Assistant Coach — Ralph McIntyre One Hundred HELPING HANDS Student Helpers Cafeteria Staff Custodians Bus Drivers Advertisements Acknowledgments USHERS ROW 1: Bonnie Steckman. Nancy Ritchey, Patty Fluke. Boyd Peck. Shirley Sparks. Phyllis Rhodes ROW 2: Nola Ritchey. Ruth Smith. Gary Conner, fames Newman Harry Millin ROW 3: Gladys Davis. Gary Trail. Robert Shipley. David Ritchey STUDENT SECRETARIES ROW 1: Joyce Calhoun. Pauline Smith. Dorothy Swartzwelder. foAnn Fink. Dorothy Fletcher. Joyc Hott ROW 2 Edna Shaw, foan O'Neal. Judy Thompson. Romona Redinger. Shirley Sparks. Sandra Foor Audrey Foor ROW 3: Violet Blankley. Ronda Wolfe. Helen Williams. Anna Marie Bowman. Alice Smith. Donna Cooper One Hundred Two CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. Sams STANDING: Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Enslcy, Mrs. Defihaugh. Mrs. Schooley ABSENT; Mrs. Ferguson One Hundred Three CUSTODIAN STAFF George Price. Robert Foor. Albert Barndollar. Robert Wakefoose. Paul Bloom BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Elmer Jay. Stanley Foor. Allen Calhoun. Russell Lee. Audrey Swartzwelder ROW 2: Frank Foor. Kenneth Sponsler. John Snyder. John Brockey ROW V William Foor. Stanley Gordon. Lee Swartrwelder. Charles Hammond. Herbert Akers Football line-up . . . Varsity squad warm-up . . . Tense moment in basketball . . . Jayvees jump high . . . Cheerleaders in action . . . Heavyweight Dave Ritchey pins his man . . Extra coaching at the bench . . . Senior John Foor tops his man. One Hundred Five mmxmmmxmmxxmxmmxxxmxmmxmmmmm� | 8 X X X X X X X x x x x x x x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X. I COMPLIMENTS OF Caro Motor Sales aod Service, Inc. AND Carolyn Courts One Hundred Six yixxx IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 33 PENNSYLVANIA ii X g Wheel Balancing — Lubrication x Brake and Motor Service Body and Fender Repairs STUDEBAKER. LARK. HAWK and TRUCKS x X EVERETT 8 ft FIRST NATIONAL BANK of EVERETT, PA. Branches at WOODBURY, PA. — BREEZEWOOD, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEDFORD ROLL-ARENA AND RESTAURANT Roll-Arena Motor Lodge Adjoining U. S. 220 — Turnpike Interchange BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA REESE MOTOR COMPANY GMC PARTS — SALES — SERVICE At Turnpike Interchange x PHONE 1014 5 BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA % ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxW One Hundred Seven PENN MANOR MOTEL R. D. 2 xmmxxmxxmmxmxxxKmmxxmxxmmxxxxmxmxxxxxxM X X x 8 X K X ••• . x x x x X x x X BEDFORD PENN SYLVAN A Compliments of Town Hill Garage 9 MILES SOUTH OF BREEZEWOOD Complime .ts of ON ROUTE 126 Owned and Operated by WAYNE SALKELD WILTSHIRE MOTEL Phone Re 5-4729 Crystal Springs Pennsylvania Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of Veterans Gulf Service 24 Hours Service Owned and Operated by W. V. COLLEGE Turnpike Interchange U. S. 30 Pa. 126 Breezewood Pennsylvania Percy G. Foor REAL ESTATE Buying, Selling Trading, Financing 141 East Main Street Everett Phone 550 146 East Pitt Street Bedford Phone 364 8 8 x x 8 X X X 8 X X x x x x § x X x x § X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Compliments of Crawford's Hardware and Furniture TV — Furniture Electrical Appliances Hardware Quality Sporting Goods Everett Pennsylvania One Hundred Eight XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.1 ... Everett Hardwood Lumber Company Building Materials DuPont Paint and Hardware Lumber and Mill Work Satisfied Customers Our Success Phones 208-209 Everett, Pennsylvania Compliments of Blackburn Russell Company Wholesale Merchants Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of Central Chemical Corporation Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of K D SHOE STORE Bedford Pennsylvania Corner Restaurant Good Food at Favorable Prices ADA PEPPLE ADALINE SMITH Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of £ x x New Hoffman !;! Hotel and Motel X X § Bedford Pennsylvania x x Catering to jl Banquets, meetings x and parties iXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMOCfflaOOO«MO« One Hundred Nine xmmxmmxxmmxmxmmxxmxmxmxssooooooocmmmx: 8 I x § Crawford's Clothing Store Buy Here and Save Water Street Everett Pennsylvania HORTON'S Where Parking is always available Everett 211 Breezewood Re 5-4987 Bedford 9976 Bedford 9711 Buy and Save Morse and Hess Garage East First Street Everett, Pennsylvania Repairs on all makes and models and Automatic transmissions repaired and body and fender repairs Compliments of FELTON'S GROCERY SELF-SERVICE Breezewood Pennsylvania W. A. MORRIS SON Dealer in Farm Implements and Supplies Everett Pennsylvania GUMP Insurance Agency Phone 81 or 660 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of BEDFORD COUNTY BEVERAGE COMPANY Everett Pennsylvania Scxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Ten aMCMSBOSBMCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX DISHONG'S CYCLE SHOP Bicycles and Motorcycles Everett Pennsylvania CHAMBERLAIN SERVICE STATION MOBILE PRODUCTS Wheel Balancing Phone 532-J Everett Pennsylvania SERVICE ELECTRIC COMPANY Everything for your Electric and Automatic Needs Corner Main St. and Ridge Ave. Phone 68 MORE people — Are reading the Bedford Couniy Press Printers and Publishers 1 s Everett Pennsylvania EARLSTON LUMBER COMPANY Everett Pennsylvania EVERETT MILK ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone 163 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of WHETSTONES DRUG STORE Congratulations to the class of ’60 HOME AID BAKERY 111 East Main Street Phone 107-J Everett Pennsylvania XX.X.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.:: One Hundred Eleven :mmxxxxxxxxxmmxxxmmxmxxxmmmxxmxm� (� (xmx GERALD W. CLARK Well Drilling and Pumps Sumi - Jacuzzi Uniflow — Softeners and Filters SEVENTH AVENUE EVERETT, PA. PHONE 528 Compliments of NEW ENTERPRISE STONE LIME CO., INC. NEW ENTERPRISE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Kelvinator Appliances RCA Radio and Television Bottled Gas Service 14 WATER STREET EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 56 Congratulations, Class of ’60 GEORGE H. LEHMAN COMPANY EVERETT x PENNSYLVANIA x x x X X ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxJJ: One Hundred Twelve gXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX is Compliments of THE EVERETT BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY CO., INC. Auto l arts Wholesaler SOUTH RIVER LANE EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DRENNING DRENNING Excavating, Grading and Ditching PHONE 453 EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA §xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx$ One Hundred Thirteen iOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: FULTON RADIO SALES. INC. Your Friendly Bottled Gas and Appliance Dealer General Electric, Maytag, Tappan, Philco and Youngstown Appliances PHONE 562 H EVERETT I PENNSYLVANIA Portrait Commercial Weddings Groups COVER STUDIO Photography 504 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA. PAUL COVER JAMES COVER Telephone Studio 5-8441 axwaoBaoBCOBgoooooooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Fourteen XX I-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. 8 THRIFT COMPANY OF B BEDFORD COUNTY Personal and Property Loans 50 to $2,000 u W. Main Street Everett Pennsylvania x Compliments « of MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORES X ?: Everett Bedford Frostburg Keyser A P SUPER MARKET IP here You Get the Most g for Your Money $ Main Street Everett Pennsylvania if: Compliments of x AGNEW DRUGS X “THE REXALL STORE” | X Phone 111 X X Everett Pennsylvania £ Compliments of LEUIN'S SHOE STORE Bedford Pennsylvania BEDFORD MOTOR SALES Sales and Service FORD Phone 286 Bedford Pennsylvania Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Compliments of THE KOONTZ MUSIC HOUSE Everett Bedford $ Pennsylvania THOMAS CHEVROLET COMPANY Cadillac Oldsmobile Sales — Service Open to 9 P.M. Phone 723 Bedford Pennsylvania One Hundred Fitleen XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ Meet your Friends at LOWRY'S IGA Super Market Everett and Bedford Congratulations, Class of '60 SPONSLER'S GROCERY FRED SPONSLER. Proprietor Phone 223 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of Everett Hardware Furniture Company Dealer in Westinghouse Appliances Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Hi-Way Motel Vi Mile South of Breezewood Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Panorama Motel Breezewood, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Orville Connor Owners xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: X HARRY E. LAHER SONS X X AT LAM'1C Refining Co. Products Carl T. Whetstone Donn C. Whetstone INSURANCE 34 years' Service 213 East Main Street Everett Pennsylvania BEST WISHES FROM Nycum Motor Company Clearville Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Breeze Manor Motel Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF BREEZEWOOD RESTAURANT One Mile South of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange on Route 126 PHONE Re 5-4367 OPEN 24 HOURS Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF WILDWOOD INN RESTAURANT V4 Mile South of Breezewood Route 126 Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. WALTER PRICE Phone Re 5-4983 Breezewood Pennsylvania xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:- One Hundred Sixteen {XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX; IXXXXXXXXXX I EVERETT CLEANERS AND DYERS 4 Hour Cleaning Service Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Plant in Bedford County GOBY MARSHALL, Proprietor MURDOCKS JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Bedford Pennsylvania Compliments of EVERETT FLOWER SHOP Floivers for Every Occasion Phone 84 HINISH FEED FARM SUPPLY Feeds, Hardware, Paints and Poultry Supplies Mill 298, Store 299 Pennsylvania XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXjX DIBERT QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Serving the Public 13 years Phone 293 Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of FEIGHT BROTHERS Excavating contractors and Sand producers Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of EVERETT AUTO SALES FORD and MERCURY 900 North Spring Street Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of H. C. SLEIGHTER SONS Furniture — Floor Coverings Electrical Appliances Phone 306 Everett Pennsylvania x Open any Evening by Appointment IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXtXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXjft One Hundred Seventeen East End Market Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Swindell's Hardware Sporting Goods Bedford Co. Oil Co. DISTRIBUTORS OF Tidewater Oil Co. Products N. Spring Street Phone 91 Everett, Pa. Sollenberger Farm Equipment JOHN DEERE —NEW IDEA B. F. GOODRICH TIRES State Street Everett, Pa. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Doyle's Flower Shop DOYLE FEATHER, Owner Bedford, Pa. Everett, Pa. Phone 1277 Phone 677 COMPLIMENTS OF Bedford Farm Bureau Bedford Pennsylvnaia Shauf's Body Shop Phone 444-J Everett Pennsylvania The best in Sporting Goods Equipment MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE Ellis E. Sponsler Est. Phone 308 Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Marble Granite Works Everett Pennsylvania Your Friends from F to S (freshman to senior) Brown's Jewelry Store Phone 228 Everett Pennsylvania Everett Tire Service GOODYEAR, U. S. and McCREARY TIRES Recapping and Vulcanizing COMPL MENTS OF W. L. Strayer Locker Plant Everett Pennsylvania Kenny's Atlantic State Inspection MINOR REPAIRS Phone 715 Everett Pennsylvania Complete Line of Shoe Dressing Ray's Shoe Repair Everett Pennsylvania Everett Taxi Phone 120 Water Street Everett Pennsylvania Dicken's Grocery Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 686-W Everett Pennsylvania X H X X X X x x V X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X y X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X K X X X X I X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X £ X X X X X X X X X fXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX One Hundred Eighteen XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX COMPLIMENTS OF Breezewood Motel Vi Mile South of The Pennsylvonio Turnpike Interchange on Route 126 MR. AND MRS. R. B. WILLIAMS, Owners Phone RE 5-4373 Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Morral Bros. Well Drilling Phones Breezewood RE 5-4723 Everett 617 NOTICE—to all economy minded school directors— WILSON SPORTING GOODS on a cost-plus basis. Contact— BARNDOLLAR’S MEN’S SHOP Everett Pennsylvania Shop Western and Save Western Auto Associate Store Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Straub Brothers Bedford Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Davis Style Shoppe Bedford Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Ritchey's Redwood Motel MR. and MRS. FRED RITCHEY DAUGHTER Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF PETE’S AND BETTY’S DINER Route No. 30 at the Turnpike Interchange Phone RE 5-4996 Breezewood Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. Murphy Co. Everett Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Bennett's Motor Court and Coffee Shop BEDFORD TURNPIKE INTERCHANGE COMPLIMENTS OF K M Village Dairy Bedford Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Better Tire Sales Co., Inc. Bedford 641 E. Pitt Street Pennsylvania OUR PATRONS Dr. John Hartle Dr. Wesley McCahan Dr. Norvil T. Pointer Dr. Harold N. Slutzker Mr. Joseph Stewart -----------r-------------- § Ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx One Hundred Nineteen 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 Warrios would not have been possible To all these we humbly express our deepest appreciation. — The 1960 Warrior Staff One Hundred Twenty