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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

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Cheryl Smith crowned Bedford County Junior Miss with Polly Koontz and Jennie Roland also in the competition . . . Vacation — Teachers Institute . . . study increases with ensuing report cards . . . Senior portraits and group pictures taken . . . spooks and goblins show at Caduceus Club Halloween party . . . GAA float a winner in Halloween parade. November: A victorious football season closes . . . Becky Pepple and Monte Morris crowned at annual Varsity Drag . . . Caduceus Club field trip to Johnstown . . . FFA field trip to Harrisburg . . . congratulations to the first issue of the CHIEFTAIN . . . Sophomore English classes visit WJAC-TV . . . Football Awards Assembly . . . Everett Christmas parade . . . Open House for American Education Week . . . Charity Drive Week . . . FFA apple cider project ... a dozen Seniors admitted into the National Honor Society . . . Thanksgiving vacation. December: Winter sports season opens . . . Art class field trip . . . Home Ec field trip to Altoona . . . Senior portraits arrive . . . joyous Christmas assembly . . . Christmas vacation . . . basketball tournament at Southern Fulton . . . wrestling tournament at Hollidaysburg. January: Old New Year's resolutions appear . . . Senior Class play tryouts . . . FFA and FHA trip to Farm Show . . . Jean Over, Don Gienger, Mike King, and Allen Schooley at District Chorus . . . more yearbook pictures taken . . . Juniors order class rings . . . Mary Hinson second and Laura Hershberger third in Elks Youth Leadership contest . . . Ugh! locker inspection . . . end of first semester—what headaches! . . . Seniors receive name cards . . . March of Dimes dance . . . physicals for Juniors. February: Valentine's Dance . . . Jane Hood and Mary and Bill Swartzwelder at District Band . . . spring vacation . . . District Wrestling Tournament . . . Don Gienger and Mike King at Regional Chorus . . . special assembly with David Greene at the organ . . . National Merit Scholarship Test . . . Junior High Talent Show. March: Senior Class play . . . school evaluation by a 21-member Visiting Committee . . . victorious basketball season closes with Mike Conner setting two new school records . . . Winter Sports Awards Assembly . . . Band takes program to N.B.C. . . . Bill Swartzwelder at Regional Band ... FT A Regional Convention at Conemaugh Typ. . . . Caduceus Club spaghetti supper . . . Easter vacation . . . Band Concert . . . All-Sports Banquet. April: Junior Class Variety Show . . . Irene Calhoun and Laura Hershberger at PFTA Convention . . . Chorus Concert . . . special assembly — America Is More Than a Country . . . Junior Class rings arrive . . . baseball and track seasons open . . . GAA Banquet ... FT A and NHS visit Shippens-burg State College. May: Band at Winchester for Apple Blossom parade . . . 1967 WARRIOR arrives . . . Awards Day . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . final examinations . . . Baccalaureate — May 21 . . . Senior Class trip to Washington, D.C. . . . Commencement — May 26 . . . Closing day — May 29. Two J'OAMVDhd We, the Class of 1967, take pride in presenting the thirty-first volume of the WARRIOR. This year the theme is WIDENING HORIZONS. Reading this book will help us see and remember how our school life has broadened our horizons. After graduation, we shall leave behind us many dear and close friends who shared the challenge of growing and learning. In years to come, it will be refreshing to turn these pages wherein lie the memories of youth, companionship, and teachers who inspired us as we set out toward wider horizons. LAURA HERSHBERGER BETTY BRIDGEWATER Editor Co-Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Events of the Year ............ 2 Foreword ....................... 3 Dedication ..................... 4 The Staff ...................... 5 School Board .................. 24 Seniors ....................... 25 Underclassmen .............. 65 Organizations .............. 89 Athletics .................... 119 Acknowledgments .............. 131 Autographs ................... 151 Three Qn (b diccdion Ray M. Fisher We, the Class of 1967, are proud to dedicate this edition of the WARRIOR to Mr. Ray M. Fisher. Upon graduating from Shippensburg State College, Mr. Fisher began his teaching career in a one-room school. He has been teaching for thirty-six and a half years, fifteen of which have been in the Everett Area School System. Mr. Fisher teaches seventh and eighth grade science and serves as advisor to the Junior Science Club. Numerous students will remember him for the solid foundation he has given them in beginning science. He has inspired many to follow scientific careers. We quote this dedicated teacher as saying, I like to learn. This is evident, as he has spent several summers taking extra courses to increase his knowledge. Mr. Fisher has traveled widely throughout this country and has also toured Europe. As we Seniors remember our years at EAHS, Mr. Fisher is foremost in our memories. He will long be remembered for the kindness and inspiration he showed us in our most formative years. We salute you, Mr. Fisher. The staff Administration ddmini Jbiai Miller C. Hood District Superintendent Six ddminldJUvcdion G. Glenn Crawford Principal Seven Jaaitty Eight J. CURTIS BROWELL Special Education JOHN BRODISH Guidance Counselor JcucuHtij. T'fPE NR|TER KEYB0AR ©0© 50000000 . 00000 I 30000 CHARLES R. KENNEDY Business Education ROBERT KIEFMAN Business Education Nine Jaailhj Ten ELIZABETH ENGLE English Speech RAYMOND W. RHOADES English Jaoilhf LeROY ROBERTS English ELAINE SOLLENBERGER English Latin WELDON B. SHANK English MARIA TELLECHEA Spanish Eleven Jamify DANIEL SHAFFER. JR. Driver Education MARTHA H. BAKER Reading BARBARA HESS Home Economics Twelve EVELYN S. RITCHEY Home Economics Jcuvuliy Health and Physical Education DWAYNE F. GOCHNOUR Health and Physical Education Athletic Director BEATRINO RICHARDSON Health and Physical Education JOEL F. BROWN Health and Physical Education Thirteen Jaajdty JOSEPHINE M. DAVIS Mathematics Fourteen J'txculhj Fifteen MARY OVER Tutorial Program Home Economics RONALD R. MASLANIK Mathematics GEORGE DONNELLY Mathematics WILLIAM KLEIN Mathematics J'onilhj. RAY M. FISHER Science JOSEPH M. CLARK ROBERT FOOR Biology Science Sixteen faculty Problems of Democracy Economics JOHN CRISWELL Pennsylvania History Civics Seventeen PAUL W. FISHER History J'aajJhj RONALD VESPA World History j. Ralph McIntyre History French Eighteen RALPH C. ORNDOFF Agriculture PAUL W. CLARK Agriculture ORILEE LOHMAN Vocal Music Nineteen faculty ISAAC WAREHAM Mathematics Twenty f SsichdjCLhial $iaf$ OLIVE M. SMITH ETHELYN MILLS EVELYN S. CORNELL DONNA KISAMORE PEARL HOSTETTER MAXINE WAKEFOOSE BEVERLY L. CREPS Qa(sdsihia Staffl DeWARREN howsare Parking Lot Attendant Row It Alberto Foor, Stanley Poor, William Swartzwelder. Audrey Swartzwelder Row 2: Allen Calhoun, Duane Foor, John Snyder, Leo Jay, Austin Ritchey Row 3: Charles Hammond, John People, Jack College, Brayton Bowman Absent: Percy Ruby Twenty Two 1 CiidJjodial Siaffl CLYDE WEAVER Twenty Three KENNETH CLOUSE fcvohsdt Omcl School (Boahd Row 1: ’Evelyn S. Cornell. Secretory; Gerald W. Clark, President: Dr. John Hartle Row 2: Earl Johnson. Merl Jay, C. Clair Winters, Treasurer Row 3: ’Gordon A. Stroup, Solicitor; John Shamboch, Vice President; Roy A. Shryock Absent: Fred Sponsler, Derrill Wilt Non-Member Last July 1, 1966, under a State-mandated policy, the former Everett Southern Joint School District was formally consolidated into one district known as the Everett Area School District. The district serves the same areas of population as the jointure, which had been in effect since July 1, 1950. Originally thirty school directors had served, six being elected from each of the six districts. Now nine members will serve, with three being elected from each of the three regions into which the entire district has been subdivided for school purposes. Twenty Four ClaAA J0 1967 GREGORY PEPPLE President OFFICERS CHERYL SMITH BETTY BRIDGEWATER Vice President Secretary JAMES MILLER Treasurer Colors: ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE Motto: UNLESS GOD IS WITH US, ALL IS IN VAIN. Flower: PINK ROSE CLASS ADVISERS MISS CULLEN MRS. BARNDOLLAR MR. KENNEDY MISS McCORMICK Twenty Six QLaAA MiAiohy It is hard to believe that we were once small and frightened seventh graders. As we hurried to classes, we observed the upper classmen and, to the best of our ability, copied their every mood. In eighth grade we felt a little better. We finally outranked someone! However, we were still rather humble—there was a long way to go yet and many problems to overcome. Our first money-making project was a skating party in our freshman year. We were now fairly well adjusted to high school life and chose our courses of study for the next three years. In our sophomore year we were labeled Senior High. We had a successful candle sale and started making plans for graduation, which was really not far away. During our fifth year at Everett Southern High we enjoyed staging our Variety Show. We made the Christmas sales and received the long-awaited and much acclaimed class rings. We held an impressive Prom for the Seniors at the Bedford Elks Club Ballroom—the first time in the history of our school that this important highlight was not held on school premises. And now we are Seniors! We have been busy this year — selling magazines, ordering name cards and announcements, trading pictures, rehearsing for our class play, and getting admitted into colleges and other institutions of higher learning. We are dreaming of the Prom, our class trip, and Graduation Day. Many changes have taken place within ourselves and the school since we came here in 1961. Our newspaper, formerly The Parrot, was renamed The Chieftain this year. Our class will be the first to be graduated from the newly named Everett Area High School. All the friends we have made, the teachers we have heckled, the good times and the hard of the past six years have made too great an impression ever to be forgotten. All of these experiences have helped us to broaden our horizons. As we leave our Alma Mater, we resolve to hold fast to our motto. —Charlotte Calhoun Twenty Seven S UOA MONTE ADAMS DEBRA BAREFOOT WILLIAM BARKMAN ELEANOR BARRETT EARLENE BARTHALOW MONTE ADAMS Monte May 20 This blue-eyed future mechanic's favorite possession is his '55 Olds. Shop is his favorite subject, and he likes to listen to Record Rack at home. Monte admires people who are earnest. He likes to read Hot Rod and employs a lot of time working on his car. His bequest: His girl to no one. DEBRA JANE BAREFOOT Debbie October 20 Like many other people, this golden-haired Senior collects coins. Art is Debbie's favorite subject, and she enjoys watching Roger Miller. Debbie admires a person who can recognize his own faults. Sketching and knitting occupy her spare time. Her activities include hall patrol. Pep Club, chorus, PARROT staff, Caduceus Club, and CHIEFTAIN staff. Her bequest: The fun of the Senior year to Debra Williams. WILLIAM DEAN BARKMAN Bill September 10 This brown-eyed future dairy farmer lists economics as his favorite subject. Bill's most prized possession is his 1961 robin-egg blue Mercury. He likes to hunt and skate and enjoys listening to WBZ. He has been active in F.F.A. since ninth grade. His bequest: His attitude toward school to Bill Greenawalt. ELEANOR LOUISE BARRETT Ellen August 9 A future beautician, Ellen prizes most of all her hair. She likes to watch Dean Martin or the Monkees. The quality she admires most in people is loyalty. Watching TV. sewing, and dancing occupy her leisure time. She participated in G.A.A., F.H.A., Pep Club, and newspaper staff. Her bequest: Her paisley culottes to Mr. Kennedy. EARLENE OPAL BARTHALOW Earlenc July 11 A certain '65 class ring is this brown-eyed Senior's favorite possession. Earlene's favorite subject is economics, but her future plans are undecided. She enjoys listening to WKBW and watching Bonanza. Earlene likes dancing and collects records. She belonged to the F.H.A. and Tri-Hi-Y clubs. Her bequest: Rodney Logeston to no one. Twenty Eight S tUOAA JOSEPH STEPHEN BECK Joe January 1 This gray-eyed Senior from down Flintstone way treasures a '36 Buick coupe. Joe's ambition is to own a new GTO convertible and to work at the Kelly plant. He enjoys swimming and hunting. Of all his classes Joe, who was a four-year member of F.F.A., enjoyed Senior Math most. His bequest: His sister's ability to cut hair to Donald England. CONSTANCE JANE BLOOM Bomb August 3 Bomb lists her favorite subject as art. Her most prized possession is her necklace. Connie likes to watch the Dean Martin Show and listen to WBZ. Truthfulness is the quality she admires most in people. She enjoys dancing, drawing, and collecting stuffed animals. Connie's activities included cheerleading, G.A.A., Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Caduceus Club, and Gym Club. She took part in the Junior Variety Show and was a candidate for Football Queen. Her bequest: Her driver's license to her brother Richard and Craig Hockensmith. SAMUEL K. BOHN Sam August 19 His driver's license ranks as this brown-eyed sports announcer's favorite possession. Sam, who plans to go to college, lists physics as his favorite subject. He has been active in chorus, baseball, wrestling, Hi-Y, Junior Variety Show, and student council. He was a member of the Varsity Drag Court this year. Sam likes to bowl, ski, swim, and play baseball. His bequest: A life's supply of delicious Metrecal to Mr. Kennedy. JUSTIN LeROY BOYER III Judd February 5 Girls are the number one thing on this blue-eyed Senior's mind. Judd was Chief Wallop-em, who rode ahead of the band at the home football games. His most prized possession is Deka. Besides collecting girls, Judd likes to watch Star Trek. He served as basketball manager one year and belonged to Hi-Y for four. His bequest: A certain little red head named Missey to no one. DIANE KAYE BRANTNER Dan August 18 A certain class ring ranks as Diana's most prized possession. Dan enjoys watching Chiller or the late, late show. She admires people with good manners. Art is her favorite subject, and she spends her time drawing and painting. She belonged to G.A.A. and F.H.A. This year she was one of the WARRIOR artists and CHIEFTAIN typists. Her bequests: Ray Dunkle to no one. DIANE BRANTNER JUSTIN BOYER Twenty Nine SmUOM LEILA BRANTNER BETTY BRIDGEWATER ARLENE BROWN GLORIA BURKET CAROL BUSSARD LEILA BRANTNER Leila November 11 This Senior really admires people who can accept others for what they are. This could be only one person—Leila. Her plans for next year are to attend a commercial art school, for her ambition is to become a commercial artist. Leila's dearest possession is her '54 Chevy. She enjoys sketching or watching The Twilight Zone. Leila is an active member of G.A.A., and Dramatics Club. Her bequest: Her paint brushes to Herm. BETTY JEAN BRIDGEWATER Lloyd April 3 Lloyd's most precious possession is her dog Hermie, and her favorite class is health. Betty's ambition is to help others—this may account for her activity in Caduceus Club, where she serves as President. You can always find her attending sports events, her favorite pastime. If you aren't what Betty classifies as honest, then look out, because you won't rate with her. For the past four years she has been a busy girl. She has been a member of Pep Club, Junior F.H.A., student council, National Honor Society, and Caduceus Club. She is secretary of our class and Co-Editor of the WARRIOR. Her bequest: Her halo to Roy (Frank) Ritchey. ARLENE LOUISE BROWN Arlene March 23 This 5' 3 blue-eyed blonde's ambition is to attend beautician school and then set up her own shop. Playing the organ, sewing, and participating in church activities keep Arlene on the go. She really admires someone who can smile in any circumstance. Six years of being in band (one year as librarian) plus WARRIOR staff, CHIEFTAIN staff, and the Junior Variety Show have occupied her time. Her bequest: Her car keys to her sister Linda. GLORIA JEAN BURKET Red March 19 This tiny red head classifies a certain '63 class ring as her most prized possession. Red's ambition is to become a good wife and homemaker. Could this be the reason home economics is her favorite subject? When Red isn't at the races or collecting stamps, you can be sure to find her listening to WKBW or watching Bonanza. One thing you have to remember about her—only honest people count. During the last four years she has participated in student council, Pep Club, Caduceus Club, F.H.A., and G.A.A. Last year she was elected to the National Honor Society. Her bequest: Doug Mellott to no one. CAROL SUE BUSSARD Carol February 16 Carol's ambition is to get a Corvette and travel. A certain '65 Tussey class ring is her favorite possession. Would that be the lure which takes her traveling north on Route 26? Carol's favorite hobby is collecting record albums, and her favorite class is French. If you were to ask her what she likes to listen to, she would undoubtedly reply WBZ. Carol has participated in hall patrol, chorus, Pep Club, Caduceus Club, and Dramatics Club. Her bequest: Her Siamese cat to anyone who needs a good wrecking crew. Thirty S IWAA STEPHEN CALHOUN DANA CALHOUN CHARLOTTE CALHOUN CHARLOTTE ANN CALHOUN Cacky April 15 Cacky, a petite brown-eyed lass, lists her dreams as her most prized possession. Her greatest dream is to have a large and happy home. Charlotte enjoys reading books by John Steinbeck, collecting rings, and watching old movies. She likes Advanced English and ranks sincerity above other qualities. She has been a banner carrier for the band and a member of G.A.A., Spanish Club, chorus, Cadueus Club, Girls Ensemble, Girls Quartet, PARROT staff, CHIEFTAIN staff, and WARRIOR staff. Charlotte wills her brother to an uninformed Freshman. DANA PAUL CALHOUN The Hunter June 24 The Hunter plans to attend Penn State next year to study to become a draftsman and design technician. This hazel-eyed Senior values his guns above all. Dana likes dependable people, math, and watching Mission: Impossible. Hunting, fishing, and stamp collecting are among his hobbies. Dana has been an active baseball player and student council member. His bequest: His fast ball to Joe Williams. STEPHEN W. CALHOUN Steve August 20 A future Air Force officer, Steve plans to join the National Guard next year. He considers his '64 Ford convertible as his most prized possession. In his spare time, Steve can be found horseback riding or hunting. He likes trigonometry and people who are honest. His school activities include track, baseball, and Hi-Y. Outside of school, he is a member of the Junior Rifle Club and a bus boy. Steve wills his car to anyone crazy enough to want a Ford SUSAN CALHOUN Sue October 20 Next year will find Sue at Lock Haven State College studying to be a physical education teacher. This brown-haired, brown-eyed lass enjoys reading and participating in sports, especially tennis. English class and honest people also rate high with Sue. She has been a color guard for the band, a member of Caduceus Club, president and senior advisor of G.A.A., and president of her church youth group. Sue wills her position as Senior Advisor of G.A.A. to Connie Cornell. MILES CHAMBERLAIN Miles February 6 Who lists his favorite pastimes as racing, hunting, and water-skiing? Miles, of course, a gigantic brown-eyed, brown-haired Senior. He lives on R.D. 2, Everett, and lists his '54 Ford as his most prized possession and shop as his favorite subject. Next year he plans to attend trade school. Miles likes people who are friendly. He spends the summer racing in stock car competition. His bequest: His fondness for Fords to Charlie Cragan. MILES CHAMBERLAIN Thirty One S tioAA YVONNE CIUCCI GLORIA CLARK JOANNE CLARK JUDY CLARK LINDA CLARK YVONNE MARIE CIUCCI Vonnie May 6 This petite Senior likes nothing better them going out with Roger, horseback riding in her spare time, and oil painting. Vonnie admires honest and respectful people. She plans to join the Peace Corps next year so that she can help others. She enjoys listeninq to WBZ and watching Peyton Place. Vonnie's many activities have included chorus. Pep Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Caduceus Club, and hall patrol. Her bequest: Her driver's license to her brother Pojo. GLORIA CAROLYN CLARK Gloria March 16 Gloria, our future medical technician, lists chemistry as one of her favorites. Swimming, sewing, and reading also rate high with this blue-eyed blonde. Gloria enjoys reading thought-provoking books and listening to WBZ in her spare time. She has been active in Spanish Club, G.A.A., student council, chorus, Caduceus Club, F.H.A., CHIEFTAIN staff, and Junior Variety Show. This year Gloria serves as historian of chorus and F.H.A. Her bequest: Her physics book to Ed Wigfield. JOANNE MARIE CLARK Joanne February 7 This petite red head's favorite pastime is just being with Larry. Joanne's ambition in life is to become a housewife. Without a doubt she classifies Dud's ring as her prized possession. Another favorite pastime with her is collecting all sorts of records. She admires a person with a pleasing personality; another thing that meets her approval is Senior Math. Joanne has been a member of F.H.A., Chess Club, and Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: The road to Raven Run to nobody. JUDY E. CLARK Jude January 6 This short, bouncing cheerleader prizes her hope chest above all. Dancing, skating, and reading are among Jude's favorite pastimes. Next year she plans to attend college to become a social worker. Advanced English and Spanish classes rank high with this blue-eyed lass. Jude's many activities include cheerleading, G.A.A., Varsity Club, Caduceus Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, chorus, Junior Variety Show, and student council. She was also a member of the Football Queen's Court. Her bequest: Her position as cheerleader to Kim Fluke. LINDA KAY CLARK Ralph January 3 A certain 1966 class ring is Ralph's favorite possession. This tiny Senior enjoys roller skating, swimming, and playing pool. She likes neat people who have a good sense of humor. Art class and Bonanza rank high with this brown-haired, brown-eyed lass. Linda has been active in G.A.A. She wills her driving ability to Penny Simpson. Thirty Two S UJOAA MARTIE CLARK PAULE CLARK PAXTON CLARK MARTIE LEE CLARK Hammer August 15 This tall, handsome Senior prizes his Volkswagon above all. Next year will find him pursuing his ambition of becoming a truck driver. Hammer, who has brown hair and grey eyes, enjoys working on his father's trucks and collecting girls. WWDS and math class also rate high with Martie. For the past four years he has been an active member of F.F.A. He wills his quiet manner to Joe Beck. PAULE JO CLARK Paule July 6 Paule cherishes her right to live in a free country. She wants to be a kindergarten teacher after she finishes college. This 5' 4 Senior enjoys playing her piano and organ and writing to her pen pals. Honest people and typing class rate high with our brown-eyed lass. She occupied her time with chorus and Y.F.C. chorus and participated in the Junior Variety Show. Her bequest: Her chorus folder to Millie Robinson. PAXTON CLARK Pax September 30 Next year will find Paxton in the midst of the U.S. Army. He is a stalwart, tall lad who enjoys hunting and fishing. Among Pax's favorite possessions are his 1954 Chevy and his collection of foreign coins. Paxton also likes to study health and watch ‘Mission Impossible” on TV. He has been an active member of F.F.A. His bequest: His 1954 Chevy to his brother. DENNIS CLAYBAUGH Denny March 28 Denny is working towards a career in electronics. Among his favorite possessions are his 327 Chevy, his model car collection, and his Senior Math book. Denny is a hot-rod fan, and his favorite pastimes are hunting and flirting. He admires people with sparkling personalities and likes to watch Gomer Pyle on TV. Denny has been a member of the wrestling squad. His bequest: His car and way with the opposite sex to no one. CAROL ELAINE CLINE Clive January 7 What Senior with dark hair and eyes lists going to Saxton as her favorite pastime? It's Clive! Her class ring, record collection, and crazy earrings rate high with this future artist. Besides listening to WCFL and studying French. Carol has had these activities to occupy her time: Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Caduceus Club, and four years of band. She wills her brother Dale to Judy. DENNIS CLAYBAUGH CAROL CLINE Thirty Three S nloAA EMMA CLINGERMAN JAMES COGAN LEE COGAN BONNIE COLLEDGE JANNA COLLEGE EMMA CLINGERMAN Toots June 8 Our future beautician on Star Route enjoys going out with Barry. This green-eyed classmate can be found roller skating or listening to Bandstand.'' Emma also enjoys collecting silver dollars and going to Home Ec classes. She prizes friendly people andher class ring. Emma has been active in F.H.A. and Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Her Home Ec ability to Karen Beegle. JAMES COGAN Jim July 11 Jim is our hot-rod fan. Next year he plans to join the Army and later become a mechanic. He lists hunting, listening to WWVA, and going to shop classes as a few of his faovrite pastimes. Jim admires people who finish what they start. When he isn't farming, he likes to count his favorite possession—his money. His bequest: Good grades to Linda Crawford in her Senior year. LEE C. COGAN Pcc Wcc December 28 Lee admires anyone with a good personality. He plans to attend college next year and later manage a beef farm. The 5' 10 skater prizes a Sophomore at Bedford High School. Lee is an admirer of William Faulkner and physics classes. He has been active in F.F.A., wrestling, and the F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest. He wills his favorite seat in the movies to James Leader. BONNIE LEE COLLEDGE Bonnie May 25 Bonnie plans to attend art school next year and later become a commercial artist. She likes to read, swim, paint, and collect stuffed animals. Bonnie's most prized possession is her driver's license, and she admires people with honesty. In her limited free time she listens to WABC or reads Aldous Huxley. Bonnie has been active in G.A.A., G.A.A. Council, F.H.A., student council, and Junior Variety Show. She is one of our WARRIOR artists. Her bequest: Her artistic ability to Ricky Wilt. JANNA EILEEN COLLEGE Thumb September 13 Next year our energetic cheerleader's shouts will ring over some lucky college campus. Janna is the blonde, five-foot-five possessor of a certain class ring. She is a fan of WABC or anyone who possesses truthfulness. Janna likes to dance, spin records, and collect historical pamphlets. She has been active in cheerleading, G.A.A., student council, F.T.A., Caduceus Club, and Varsity Club. She was treasurer of our class when a Freshman. Janna was a member of the Queen's Court for two years, a candidate for Football Queen, and a member of the cast in our Junior Variety Show. Her bequest: Her position on the Varsity Cheerleading squad to her sister. Thirty Four 9 S UOA LINDA CONLEY JERE CONNER MICHAEL CONNER LINDA DIANA CONLEY Jane July 26 Linda's favorite book is The Diary of a Young Girl. Her future plans include attending the Hammond Beauty School and working on her coin and record collections. She enjoys economics classes, WBF, WCFL, and Bewitched.” Her most prized possessions are her driver's license and Jimmy's class ring. Linda was active in Library Club, G.A.A., Caduceus Club, and Dramatics Club. She served as an usher in eighth and twelfth grades. Linda wills her natural curly hair to Sharon Weicht. JERE LYNN CONNER Jcrc November 16 Jere attended Mercersburg Academy for a year and a half but returned in January, 1966, to graduate with his” class. Next year he plans to attend Case Tech to study electrical engineering. Jere’s favorite possession is Pam, and he enjoys people with a good sense of humor. He spends his spare time as a disc jockey for WKMC and WAKM. Jere has been a member of Radio Club, Electronics Club, Stoney Batter Dramatics, Audio-Visual Club, CHIEFTAIN staff, and WARRIOR staff. His bequest: His gift for talking to Kathy Walsh. MICHAEL L. CONNER Chcak December 13 Mike is our future basketball coach. Our six-foot-one athlete is very fond of his weights, his sports magazines, and Senior Math. Mike enjoys hunting, basketball, and people with good personalities. He has been active in football, basketball, track, baseball, Varsity Club, and the Audio-Visual Club. His bequest: His ability to play basketball to George Wolfe. CHARLES CRAGAN Bucky September 1 Bucky's main ambition is to graduate. In later life he would like to become a truck driver, but for the present he is satisfied with his 1957 Chevy. Friendly people and stock car races occupy most of his time, but Bucky still has time for shop classes and hunting. As a Freshman and Sophomore, he was active in football and track. His bequest: His driving ability to Barry Clark. RICHARD MAX CRAWFORD Sonny April 19 Sonny's most prized possession is his 1936 Plymouth coupe. He plans to go on to school and later become a merchant. Sonny likes to hunt and to collect models when he isn't going to art classes. He admires people with the ability to talk and is a fan of Chiller on TV. Sonny has been active in basketball and baseball. He wills his ability to get into trouble to Pat Kams. CHARLES CRAGAN Thirty Five RICHARD CRAWFORD SsniohA VALERIE DIEHL JUDITH DIETRICH LINDA DUNKLE ARLENE EDWARDS VALERIE CRAWFORD DIEHL Val May 28 Val, a home-bound student, is fulfilling her ambition—being a good wife and mother. Of course, she considers her daughter Letricia to be that which is most dear to her. Val, who has striking red hair and blue-green eyes, likes to knit and cook and do craft work in her spare time. Her favorite subject is Home Ec; her favorite people are those with a sense of humor. Valerie's activities include F.H.A., G.A.A., Library Club, and Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Her problems to anyone who wants them. JUDITH ELIZABETH DIETRICH Judy June 13 Judy's ambition is to become happily married. This may account for the fact that her favorite class is home economics. Judy rates her pinto horse. Patches, as her most prized possession. When Judy isn't horseback riding, you just may find her reading something from her large collection of books. If you don't have a good sense of humor, then stay away from her because this is the one thing she admires most in people. Judy has been a member of G.A.A., Dramatics Club, and Chess Club. Her bequest: Her fun in school to her sisters. LINDA LOU DUNKLE Lin July 29 Lin, as many of her friends know her, wants to be a practical nurse and intends to go into training next year. Linda classifies her class ring and driver's license as her most prized possessions. She also rates health and Senior Math high on her list. Linda thinks honest people are tops. She loves to ride around in a GTO when there's nothing else to do. Linda’s extracurricular activities consisted of G.A.A., Library Club. Tri-Hi-Y, chorus, and Caduceus Club. She marched in the color guard with the band. Her bequest: Her frosted hair to Janet Means. ARLENE EVANN EDWARDS Arlene June 7 This blue-eyed Senior rates her driver's license as her most prized possession. People who are friendly also rate high with Arlene. She enjoys shorthand and office machines and intends to become a teacher. A favorite pastime with her is watching TV, and her hobby is playing the piano. Arlene has been active in Dramatics Club, which she served as secretary during her senior year, Caduceus Club, Junior Variety Show, CHIEFTAIN staff. Her bequest: Her seat in Homeroom 104 to her cousin Jacqueline. ELIZABETH ANN EDWARDS Libby December 2 This talkative little Senior's ambition to become a registered nurse may be the reason why Mrs. Richardson's health class is her favorite. Libby's favorite pastime is drawing, and her most prized possession is her collection of Scholastic books. She also enjovs collecting pennies and stuffed animals. Her activities include G.A.A., Junior High chorus, Caduceus Club. Library Club. Dramatics Club, Pep Club, and Warrior Club. Outside of school she is active in youth activities in her church. Girl Scouts, and 4-H Club. Her bequest: Her gift of gab to Barbara Cragan. Thirty Six ELIZABETH EDWARDS S moAA GEORGE ENGLAND SANDRA ENGLAND KATHLEEN FERRELL GEORGE H. ENGLAND George January 1 Ambition and honesty are traits admired by this Baracuda-loving Senior. George's ambition is to become an innkeeper. He plans to attend college next year. George enjoys collecting coins and rates P.O.D. as tops. He has been an active member in the Coin Club, which he serves as president; Hi-Y, which he serves as chaplain; and hall patrol. George is also a member of the Junior Rifle Club and Rod and Gun Club. His bequest; His school camera to the next newspaper photographer. SANDRA ARLENE ENGLAND Sandy May 12 Sandy's favorite subject is shorthand, and her ambition is to become a secretary. Her favorite possession is her West Chester pin and her orange dog Howie,'' which is just one of her large collection of stuffed animals. Listening to albums is her favorite pastime. Sandy thinks the most valuable trait in a person is loyalty. Her busy schedule consisted of G.A.A., cheerleading. Gym Club, Caduceus Club. Varsity Club, and Student Council, which this year she served as Secretary. Also this year she had the honor of serving on the Queen's Court. As a Junior, she participated in the Variety Show. Her bequest: Her Varsity sweater to Jan Smith. KATHLEEN ANNE FERRELL Kathy February 10 Whose favorite possession is the keys to the Plymouth? Why. Kathy's of course, but one of her favorite pastimes is riding in a Chevelle S. S. Kathy plans to attend Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital School of Nursing next year. She thinks sincerity is the trait that counts most in a person. She enjoys studying chemistry and physics and also listening to WKBW. Her schedule included many activities. She participated in Pep Club, Junior F.H.A., G.A.A., chorus, CHIEFTAIN staff. Dramatics Club, Caduceus Club, and Student Council. She was editor of the PARROT last year and was selected for membership in the Quill and Scroll Society. She is secretary of the National Honor Society. Her bequest: Her good times in high school to her sister Vicki. JOSEPH EDWARD FINK Rat November 1 Being a mechanic and an international playboy is the ambition of this Senior. Rat, as he is affectionately called by many of his fellow students, has a pastime consisting of making models and parking. Joe has a somewhat unusual hobby—collecting models and girls. He likes people with gift of gab and Senior Math. His Zippo lighter is his favorite possession. Joe participated in Gym Club and wrestling. His bequest: His love for Fords to Barry Clark. IANTHA KATRINKA FOOR Tink June 16 Writing to Danny is Tink's favorite pastime. This red-haired lass admires friendly people above all. Home Ec is her favorite subject. This is good because her ambition is to be a good housewife. Her hobby is going to be useful to her—sewing for herself and her hope chest. Naturally her most prized possession is her engagement ring. This year Iantha servesas Tri-Hi-Y secretary. She has also been a member of F.H.A. Her bequest: Her diamond ring to no one. JOSEPH FINK IANTHA FOOR Thirty Seven S JtioAA DONALD GIENGER CONNIE GLOTFELTY MARY GRUBB DONALD GIENGER Bunny June 14 This guitar player, called Bunny by many of his friends, plans to go to college and then become a hotel manager. Playing cards is this black-haired Senior's favorite pastime. Donald likes chorus, truthful people, records, and WABC. He lists riding around in his Mustang, lifeguarding, and bellhopping as his out-of-school activities. Bunny participated in basketball, football, chorus, and Hi-Y. He attended District Chorus the last two years. He was treasurer of Chess Club in his Sophomore year and a member of the King's Court in his Senior year. He wills the pressbox mike to Ray Morse. CONNIE LOUISE GLOTFELTY Connie July 9 A fan of T dream of Jeannie, Connie lives at 426 East Main Street, Everett. She plans to be a beautician after going to a beauty school. This brown-eyed Senior sews a lot of her own clothes and, of course, lists sewing as a favorite occupation. She likes a special dime, stuffed animals, home economics, and honest people. Connie has been in Pep Club, F.H.A., and WARRIOR staff. This year she is president of Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Danny's class ring to no one. RONALD HALL VICKI HAMMOND MARY ELLEN GRUBB Meg March 1 A resident of Clearville and an expert shooter. Meg likes to play the saxophone and the piano. Her most prized possession is her Distinguished Expert Medal, and her favorite subject is art. Mary likes to watch ‘ Run for Your Life'' and enjoys rereading “From Here to Eternity. She has been in band, F.H.A., Caduceus Club, Junior Variety Show, and CHIEFTAIN staff. Mary has also been very active in 4-H for eight years. Her bequest: Her gun at Rifle Club to Brenda Caro. RONALD HALL Slick October 8 Slick, who measures 5' 6V2 tall, plans to be a mechanic. His favorite possession is his car. Ron collects coins. He likes Senior Math, people with the gift of gab, and WWDS radio. This lad with light brown hair and blue eyes plans to work next year. His bequest: His English book to George Hall. VICKI DARLENE HAMMOND Moony October 12 Moony, who lives at Breezewood, plans to become a beautician. She likes roller skating, friendliness, and economics. Her favorite possessions are her class ring and driver's license. This auburn-haired Senior collects knicknacks and writes letters in her spare time. Vicki has participated in Dramatics Club, F.H.A., and Pep Club. Her bequest: Her natural blue eyes to Susan Ruha. Thirty Eight S ILOAA LAURA HERSHBERGER MARY HINSON FREDERICK HOKAMP LAURA LEE HERSHBERGER Laurie November 4 If you are hunting Laura, you will find her in Room 115 peering through a microscope at a small insect. Next year this future biology teacher plans to enter Juniata College. Laurie enjoys hiking and collecting leaves and flowers. Her family and friends rate highest among her possessions. Laurie's favorite subject is English. She likes to watch the Walt Disney program and read books written by Pearl Buck. She has participated in band and F.T.A. the last four years and was a member of the National Honor Society the last two years. When a Junior, she participated in the Variety Show and won the County and Regional American Legion Essay Contests. This year she is Editor of the WARRIOR, President of F.T.A., and Vice-President of the National Honor Society. Her bequest: Her microscope in 115 to her sister Beth. MARY LEE HINSON Mary Lee May 6 An avid follower of world news and a fan of Huntley-Brinkley, Mary Lee plans to become a foreign language teacher. Spanish is her favorite subject. This 5' 8Y2 Senior prizes her family and friends. Mary Lee's favorite pastime is writing letters or reading books by Pearl Buck. Mary Lee lives at Clearville and admires people who are honest. She is a good student and a good writer. In her Junior year she won second prize in the American Legion Essay Contest. Her activities include F.T.A., F.H.A., band, WARRIOR staff, and secretary of F.T.A. She wills her physics book to her sister Sue. FREDERICK R. HOKAMP Ted June 9 Ted, who lives on West Main Street. Everett, plans to become a restaurant manager but thinks he will join the service after graduation. Fred likes girls, eating, and his driver's license. This green-eyed, 6' 2 Senior considers economics to be his favorite subject. He has been a member of Hi-Y for two years and is the vice-president this year. His bequest: His ability for getting into trouble with girls to Allen Schooley. JOEL E. HOLLAND Joel August 18 A resident of Seventh Avenue, Everett, Joel plans to attend college next year. His most prized possession is his car. Joel likes people who are sincere, P.O.D., and WCFL. His favorite pastime is being with Shelly. Joel also likes to collect coins. He has been in Chess Club, Coin Club, and Caduceus Club. His bequest: His car to Marilyn Stewart. PEGGY ANN HOOVER Peggy February 24 Although Peggy is one of the busiest Seniors, she still finds time to read, bowl, and watch TV. She considers acting or interpreting as possible careers. Peggy likes Spanish, Advanced English, and writing letters. This brown-eyed Senior, who is 5' tall, says her Bible is her favorite possession. Peggy's activities include F.T.A., G.A.A., Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, student council, and National Honor Society. Peggy serves as an officer in three of these clubs: vice-president of student council, president of Dramatics Club, and treasurer of F.T.A. Her bequest: The vice-presidency of student council to anyone who likes to chair committees. JOEL HOLLAND PEGGY HOOVER Thirty Nine S UOM RALPH JAY BARBARA JOHNSON POLLY KOONTZ ROY KOONTZ SUSAN KOONTZ RALPH EUGENE JAY Ralph May 11 This brown-haired six-footer with baby blue eyes wants to find a high paying job after graduation. Ralph's ambition in life is to own a new Chevrolet. It is no surprise that his car keys rate high with him. Senior Math, listening to the WWVA Jamboree, and being active in F.F.A. for four years have kept Ralph busy. He wills the back seat on Bus No. 6 to Ronnie Jay. BARBARA KAY JOHNSON Barb January 22 Barb's most prized possession is her driver’s license. Next year will find this blonde, blue-eyed lass in school. Playinq records, collecting things, and taking part in various sports are her favorite pastimes. Participating in G.A.A., Dramatics Club. Gym Club, Junior Variety Show, CHIEFTAIN Staff, and Girl Scouts have kept her time well occupied. Her bequest: Her blonde hair to Louise Schooley. POLLY ANN KOONTZ Pooh February 3 Our future R. N. lists a certain Juniata pin as her most prized possession. This 5' 5 cheerleading captain likes modern dance, reading, and painting. She looks for a good sense of humor in a friend. Besides being active in G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, and Varsity Club, she had the honor of being first runner-up in the Football Queen's Court and second runner-up in the Junior Miss Pageant. She also served as secretary of our class in seventh and eighth grades and treasurer last year. Her bequest: The Spirit Stick and all that goes with it to Debbie College. ROY R. KOONTZ Pussy Cat October 12 Pussy Cat, a brown-eyed, brown-haired Senior who joined us this year, lists his girl's class ring as his most prized possession. Roy likes Senior Math and can be found working on cars or watching Jericho. ' His ambition is to become a purchasing clerk, but next year will probably find him in the service of our country Roy also likes swimming and people with a good personality. He wills his seat in P.O.D. to any Junior man enough to occupy it. SUSAN JEAN KOONTZ Sue June 10 What green-eyed gal will be working hard in a medical secretarial school next year? Sue, who else? Collecting stuffed animals, knitting, riding horses, and listening to WKBW occupy her spare time. Health, her class ring, and the book “Death Be Not Proud” rate high with Sue. Band, Spanish Club, Caduceus Club, G.A.A., Artists Unlimited Club, and serving as our seventh grade class president have been some ofher activities. She wills her short hair to Terry Lynch. Forty S WDM EARL LAIDIG ROBERT LAYMAN ROGER LAYTON EARL LAIDIG Earl November 21 Who is the future farmer from Breezewood riding around town in his '59 Ford? Why. it's Earl, of course. This 5' 10 hunter and fisherman with brown hair and eyes chooses math as his favorite subject. Being active in the F.F.A. Club for four years occupied much of his time. His bequest: His '59 Ford to Richard Colledge. ROBERT LAYMAN Skunk Killer October 14 What five-foot-five blue-eyed lad lists stock car races and girls as his favorite pastimes? Bob, naturally! Next year as he attends trade school, he'll be able to use some of the skills he learned in his favorite class—shop. Collecting model cars, watching Bugs Bunny, serving in student council, and driving his cherished red and white Chevy take up most of his spare time. He wills his luck on the road to Purcell to Barry Clark. ROGER J. LAYTON Stabuas May 6 If you have a keen sense of humor, you will be high on Roger's list of friends. Next year this green-eyed, auburn-haired six-footer plans to find a good job in the business world. Math class, playing football, watching TV, and listening to records occupy much of his time. His school activities have included Art Club, Dramatics Club, and track. His bequest: His way of getting along with teachers to George Wolfe. JERRY DEAN LEWIS Louie April 20 Louie plans to go to school next year to become a wildlife conservationist. Hunting, collecting guns, and riding his prized horse are favorite pastimes of this brown-haired giant. Studying literature, watching “Jericho, participating in football, F.F.A., and Varsity Club, serving as vice-president of Coin Club, managing the football team— these were enough to keep Jerry on the go. His bequest: His ability to ride a horse to Brenda Caro. CARY ALLEN LINGENFELTER Cary July 16 In his spare time Cary likes to swim, watch television, and play softball. This five-foot-six athlete wants to become a teacher. “I Spy, trig class, and his class ring rate high with the vice-president of the Senior Chorus. His other activities have been Audio-Visual Club. Varsity Club, track, football, and basketball. His bequest: His superstitious shoes to Pat Karns. JERRY LEWIS CARY LINGENFELTER Forty One S WOA JONATHAN McELFISH DIANNA MARSHALL GARY MAY HAYDN MEARKLE JANICE MEARKLE JONATHAN McELFISH Mac May 4 Mac wants to become a certified welder after going to the Service. He claims his most prized possessions to be a 1913 Brunswick phonograph. He admires a person who will speak up for himself. John's favorite subject is Senior Math. His activities include football, track, and wrestling. He is vice-president of the F.F.A. His bequest: His big Number 62 to Jack Williams. DIANNA LOUISE MARSHALL Di September 28 This blue-eyed Senior plans to make nursing her career. She likes to dance and ice skate. Gone with the Wind” is Dianna's favorite book, while Bewitched” is her favorite TV program. Di has been in the chorus since ninth grade and this year is the librarian. She is also treasurer of F.H.A. and participates in Tri-Hi-Y, Caduceus Club. G.A.A., and ushering. Her bequest: Her vocal cords to her sister Lynne. GARY PHILIP MAY Gary January 6 Gary hopes to get a road construction job so that he can fulfill his ambition of owning a new Ford Fairlane XL. This brown-eyed lad's prized possessions are his guns. He enjoys hunting and fishing and admires people with a good sense of humor. Gary has participated in F.F.A. since ninth grade and in baseball since tenth grade. He also participated in track and field for one year. His bequest: Bev to no one. HAYDN MEARKLE Haydn September 18 Haydn enjoys reading, and his favorite book is The Silver Chalice. His favorite television program is Mission Impossible.” Haydn's ambition is to get through college. He admires people who have the ability to control their emotions and says that his most prized possession is his class ring. Haydn has participated in the Junior Variety Show, Spanish Club. Student Council, and Chess Club. He is a member of the WARRIOR staff. His bequest: His slide rule to any Junior brave enough to take physics. JANICE SUE MEARKLE Janice February 14 Who is the Senior girl with all the Charlie Brown pin-ups in her locker? Janice, of course. Reading Charlie Brown is only one of Janice's interests, for she enjoys reading Seventeen and listening to W.C.F.L. She has been in G.A.A. since ninth grade and in F.T.A. since tenth grade. Janice made a big hit in the Junior Variety Show last year with her monologue entitled Horace She plans to become an elementary teacher. Her bequest: Her Charlie Brown pin-ups to any Junior who believes in the Great Pumpkin. Forty Two SsmiohA RODNEY MEARKLE THELMA MEARKLE TRACY MEARKLE RODNEY LEE MEARKLE Rodney March 21 Rodney's most prized possession is his 1957 Chevy, and his favorite pastime is driving it. He also collects model cars. This golden-haired Senior also likes drawing and enjoys watching The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Rodney has played the trumpet in the band since ninth grade. His bequest: His trumpet to Greg Bowman. THELMA MARIE MEARKLE Thelma May 24 Thelma's ambition is to become an I.B.M. key puncher. Her favorite subjects are Senior Math and Home Ec. She enjoys listening to WWDS, watching “Star Trek, and riding horses. She prizes her class ring highly. Tselma's activities include G.A.A.. F.H.A., and Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Her G.B.T. book to anyone who wants it. TRACY L. MEARKLE Trace June 28 Trace's most prized possession is his guns. He enjoys building model cars, working on automobiles, hunting, and swimming. Tracy, whose favorite subject is art, wants to become a mechanic. He admires people who are honest. He wills his Ithaca 12-gauge to Robert Layton. LINDA SUE MELLOTT Lin February 13 Linda, whose favorite subject is Advanced English, plans to attend college and then enter the teaching profession. Linda has been in G.A.A. since ninth grade and F.T.A. since tenth grade. Last year she was elected to the National Honor Society. This year she is a member of the WARRIOR staff, serving in several capacities. She also participated in the Junior Variety Show Her bequest: Her study halls to Gary Davis and Steve Morse. ELIZABETH SUSAN MILLER Betty Sue September 13 Betty Sue's favorite possession is her class ring, and her favorite class is history. This brown-eyed Senior enjoys reading, her favorite book being The Diary of a Young Girl: Anne Frank. She admires honest people. Betty Sue spends a lot of time sewing, but she also enjoys watching “Tarzan on TV and roller skating. Next year she plans to become a waitress. Her bequest: Her locker to Frank Miller. LINDA MELLOTT ELIZABETH MILLER Forty Three S niohA JAMES MILLER ROSS MILLER DOROTHY MILLS MYRA MILLS NORMA MILLS JAMES MILLER Jim October 16 This future engineer, who is 6' 1 and has hair and eyes of brown, plans to be in college this time next year. Jim prizes his class ring, math, and friendliness. Our class treasurer lives near Flintstone, Maryland, and spends much of his time hunting, fishing, and ice skating. Jim participated in baseball in grades 10 and 12 and this year was on the WARRIOR staff. His bequest: A pair of matched sharks to Mr. Foor for his aquarium. ROSS MILLER Russ November 20 Russ, a native of Clearville and a carpenter at heart, has plans for construction work next year. He is 5' 10 with brown hair and blue eyes and admires people with a sense of humor. Russ likes '62 Chevys, Senior Math, and working on cars. He has been in F.F.A. ever since he was a freshman. He wills his English IV book to some unlucky Junior. DOROTHY LOUISE MILLS Dorothy April 9 Dorothy, of Star Route, Everett, wants to be a beautician but plans to work next year. She is 5' 2 , has brown hair and blue eyes, and treasures her driver's license, math, and honest people. Dorothy can be found playing records or watching ‘The Beverly Hillbillies. She has been in chorus, G.A.A., F.H.A., and Tri-Hi-Y. She bequeathes her health book to her sister Connie. MYRA RUTH MILLS Myra November 7 Myra, of Clearville, is 5' V i , has light brown hair and blue eyes, and would like to travel. Planning to further her education next year, she enjoys writing letters and watching football games and the Dean Martin Show. Myra treasures her driver's license, home economics, and honesty. She has participated in G.A.A., F.H.A., and student council. She is a member of the WARRIOR staff and is F.H.A. president. She is active in 4-H club and the Clearville Youth Group. She wills her position as president of F.H.A. to Nancy Pepple. NORMA JEAN MILLS Jcannie February 3 Jeannie, who prizes her driver's license, lives in Clearville and plans to be in a florist school next year. She is 5' 4 . has hazel eyes and light brown hair, and enjoys singing, dancing, and archery. Jeannie collects post cards and favors shorthand, “The Magnificent Obsession, and a person's ability to think before speaking. She has participated in G.A.A., chorus, F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Junior Variety Show, and ushering. Jeannie is F.H.A. recreation leader and out of school is active in 4-H and the Clearville Youth Group. Her bequest: Her spelling ability to her brother Larry. Forty Four S WOM LAMONTE MORRIS STEVE MORTON SHIRLEY NYCUM LAMONTE EUGENE MORRIS Monte April 6 Monte plans to attend college and become a teacher and coach. He is 5' 10 , has blue eyes and brown hair, and enjoys dating, running around town, and horseback riding. Monte treasures his Intercounty Conference Football Championship jacket and likes physics and honest people. He was class treasurer in grade 7. secretary in grades 9 and 10, and vice-president in grade 11. Monte has participated in football, baseball, Varsity Club, Camera Club, student council, Audio-Visual Club, Gym Club, and Junior Variety Show. Last year he was elected to the National Honor Society and this year was selected Football King. He wills his Number 12 football jersey to Mike Pittman. STEVE ALAN MORTON Steve May 12 Steve, from Breezewood, plans to attend school in Atlanta, Georgia, next year. He is 5' 9 , has blue eyes and brown hair, and enjoys driving and watching 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Steve prizes his '65 Mustang, art and honest people. He participated in Gym Club in grade 10. Steve is a church pianist and president of the Breezewood Teenage Christian Fellowship. His bequest: His seat in P.O.D. to Paul Foor. SHIRLEY ANN NYCUM Shirley April 16 Shirley, the lass from Clearville, plans school for next year. She is tall, has blue eyes and light brown hair, and treasures her ballet slippers. Shirley enjoys sewing, dancing, collecting souvenirs, and watching “I Spy. Her favorite subject is office machines, and she admires honest people. Shirley was a Junior High usher and cheerleader. Her activities include G.A.A., Dramatics Club. Gym Club, F.H.A., CHIEFTAIN staff, and Junior Variety Show. Her bequest: Her bruises to Kathy Snyder. ALLEN LEE O’NEAL Allen June -24 Allen, 5' 10 with green eyes and brown hair, lives on R. D. No. 3, Everett. He wants to be an auto mechanic and plans to enter a trade school next year. Allen prizes his car keys and Senior Math. He can be found hunting, listening to WLS, or collecting coins. He participated in Radio Club in grades 9 and 10. His bequest: His seat in English to Charlie Snyder. LOIS JEAN OVER Jeanne July 5 Jeanne lives on Fifth Avenue and plans to enter Shippensburg State College next year to become an elementary teacher. She is 5' 5 , has brown hair and eyes, and prizes her class ring most of all. Jeanne enjoys good music and can be found golfing, bowling, singing, or playing the piano or tennis. She likes chemistry and the Dick Border Show on radio. She dislikes people who think they are never wrong. Jeanne is active in church work, serving as president of her youth group and as church pianist. She has been on the Queen's Court and in the Junior Variety Show, District Chorus, band. G.A.A., F.T.A., chorus. Girls Quartet, Girls Ensemble, dance band, and Spanish Club. Her bequest: Her enjoyable times in school to Bonnie Henderson. ALLEN O’NEAL LOIS OVER Forty Five S nJUDM GREGORY PEPPLE PAUL PEPPLE REBECCA PEPPLE GARY PITTMAN DANIEL REED GREGORY DEAN PEPPLE Greg October 11 It is only natural that, since Greg's favorite subject is mathematics, his ambition is to become a math teacher. He plans to attend Shippensburg State College next year. Greg admires people who are sincere and dislikes people who try to be something they aren't. This tall brown-eyed lad enjoys playing baseball and prizes his Teener League trophy highly. His favorite author is John Steinbeck. Greg has been president of our class every year since eighth grade. His activities include baseball, wrestling. Camera Club, Varsity Club, National Honor Society. WARRIOR staff, CHIEFTAIN staff, and student council. His bequest : His ability to stay away from girls to Jerry Foor. PAUL WILLIAM PEPPLE Paul November 5 This future salesman plans to specialize in tractors and machinery. Paul values his car keys very highly and likes to collect model cars His favorite subjects are art and Senior Math He admires people who have a sense of humor He has been in F.F.A. since ninth grade. Paul likes to listen to WABC and enjoys reading the fiction of H. G. Wells. His bequest: His English book to Jim Price. REBECCA SUE PEPPLE Becky June 5 This tall lass with long brown hair, the 1966 Football Queen, plans to enter the medical field. Becky's most prized possession is her driver's license. She likes to sew and listen to WBZ. Becky is president of chorus this year, having joined it in tenth grade. She has been in G.A A for four years and joined Junior Tri-Hi-Y in ninth grade. Beckv holds the office of vice-president in F.H.A and of historian in Caduceus Club. She is also active inher church group and 4-H Club. Her bequest: The honor of being Football Queen to a lucky Junior girl. GARY LYNN PITTMAN Possum July 29 Gary, whose ambition is to be a mechanic, plans to attend a trade school next year. He claims his car keys to be his most prized possession. Gary's favorite subject is math. He Darticipated in wrestling in ninth and twelfth grades. His bequest: His ability to get along with Mr. Donelson to anyone. DANIEL ALLEN REED Dan May 18 Dan. who is almost always seen with his most prized possession, Eileen, plans to be a heavy construction operator after completing his tour with the Armed Forces. His favorite subject is Senior Math. He likes driving around, people who are friendly, and The Monkeys.” He was in Camera Club in tenth grade and on the track squad in grades 11 and 12. He won the American Legion Award for an essay he wrote in ninth grade. His bequest: His ability to loaf to Danny and Delmas. Forty Six S nioM RODNEY REFTNER ANNA RESH DEBRA RICE RODNEY LEE REFFNER Bozo September 10 Bozo, who hails from Everett, R. D. No. 3, dreams of owning a new Chevy so that he can drive his favorite possession, a certain girl, around town. A six-footer with brown hair and blue eyes, Rodney likes hunting. Senior Math, and people with a sense of humor. Rodney played football and was on the track team for three years. He also belonged to F.F.A. and the Varsity Club. His bequest: His football spikes to Don Chiccarelia. ANNA LEE RESH Doodle August 31 Doodle, a soft-spoken Senior, plans to go to Catherman's Business School. She values Dane's class ring highly and likes to listen to records while she sews or knits. Her favorite subject is health, and she claims Gone with the Wind as her favorite book. She was in G.A.A. and Spanish Club and was a Junior High usher. Anna has been in chorus since tenth grade and is on the WARRIOR staff this year. Her bequest: Common sense to her sister Trellis. DEBRA BELLE RICE Deb December 15 A member of the CHIEFTAIN staff. Deb plans to keep on typing. Her ambition is to become a good secretary. She likes health, people with a sense of humor, and roller skating. Deb's favorite radio station is WKBW, and she claims her driver's license as her most prized possession. She was in Junior Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., F.H.A., and Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Her Shorthand II book to some unlucky Junior. ERIC RINARD E. K. January 11 Eric, one of the members of the Football King's Court, values his '53 Mercury and considers Senior Math as his favorite subject. This six-footer plans to enter the printing business. His favorite pastime is . hunting with his 30-06 rifle. Eric also likes to read James Bond adventures and watch “I Spy. He has been in F.F.A.. track, basketball, football. Junior Variety Show, and Varsity Club. His outside activities include Youth Fellowship, church choir, and Hunting Club. His bequest: His shrunken head to Sonny Redinger. ANECIA MARLANE RITCHEY Nee-Socs June 9 We agree with Anecia that a person with a sense of humor is admirable. Anecia's talented portrayal of Phyllis Diller in the Junior Variety Show was a blast. Humor is found too rarely in today's world. Nee-Socs' favorite subject is bookkeeping, and she plans to become a business education teacher after attending Bob Jones University. Besides four years of Tri-Hi-Y, she has been in band for two years, G.A.A. for two years, and F.H.A. one year. She is also on the WARRIOR staff and is vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y. Her bequest: Her Willys jeep to Tommy Barkman. ERIC RINARD ANECIA RITCHEY Forty Seven Smuom TOMMY RITCHEY GRACE ROBINSON MARY ROLAND LINDA SANDS TOMMY JUNIOR RITCHEY Tom August 24 Tom's ambition is to become a Pennsylvania State Policeman, but he plans to join the Navy first. His most prized possession is his Everett Warrior jacket, and his favorite subject is shop. Tom admires people who have a desire to have fun. He enjoys hunting and playing football. Tom's activities include football, track, and Football King's Court. His bequest: His football shoes to Rick Caro. GRACE EILEEN ROBINSON Eileen January 8 This future secretary prizes Dan's class ring and her National Honor Society pin. Eileen plays the piano, ice skates, and collects stuffed animals in her spare time. She admires people who are honest. Eileen's activities include G.A.A., Junior High usher, cheer-leading, Dramatics Club, chorus, Girls Ensemble, and student secretary. Her bequest: A box of erasers to Mary Williams for typing class. MARY JENNIE ROLAND Jennie June 22 Her National Honor Society pin and Advanced English are two favorites of this petite Senior. Jennie enjoys reading, skating, bowling, dancing, and watching “The Andy Williams Show. She plans to attend college to become a social worker. Jennie admires people who are understanding. Her activities include band, G.A.A., Spanish Club, F.T.A., Caduceus Club, student council, CHIEFTAIN and WARRIOR staffs, Football Queen's Court, Junior Variety Show, and the Junior Miss Pageant. Her bequest: Her books and papers in Advanced English to Marilyn Stewart. LINDA LOU SANDS Dudley July 6 To attend McConnel Airline School and go to Italy is Dudley's ambition. Her two prized possessions are her class ring and earrings. Linda enjoys writing letters, collecting stuffed animals, and listening to the radio. She admires people who can keep secrets. Her activities include G.A.A., Caduceus Club, cheerleading. Gym Club. WARRIOR and CHIEFTAIN staffs. Pep Club, student secretary. Dramatics Club, Varsity Club, and Football Queen's Court. Her bequest: A ton of hay to Horse. LUTHER EUGENE SECREST Gene March 21 What Senior wants to become an international playboy? It's none other than Gene. His most prized possession is his friends, and his admiration is extended to people who are honest. His hobbies are skiing, horseback riding, sleeping, and collecting junk. Gene's activities include F.F.A., hall patrol, football, chorus. Pep Club, Hi-Y, Caduceus Club, Dramatics Club, WARRIOR staff, and Art Club. His bequest: Trig class to Danny Diehl. LUTHER SECREST Forty Eight SmUOAA GARY SHAFFER JOHN SHAMBACH CAROL SHRYOCK GARY OWEN SHAFFER Shccf June 26 Sheet's ambition is to get married and settle down, but he plans to join the Air Force first. His favorite subject is math, and his most prized possession is Angie. Gary enjoys wrestling, playing football, loafing, riding the block, and being with the guys. He admires people who have a sense of humor. His activities include Science Club, Junior High basketball. Gym Club, Hi-Y, track, and baseball manager. His bequest: A certain girl from Forbes to no one. JOHN MOYER SHAMBACH Prontito November 12 His class ring and economics are two favorites of this Senior. Prontito plans to attend Lee College to become an accountant. He enjoys drawing, horseback riding, skiing, swimming, hunting, fishing, and collecting coins and stamps. Band, Hi-Y, track, chorus, football. Coin Club, Football King's Court, and WARRIOR staff have occupied Prontito's time. His bequest: His problems with the opposite sex to Barry Clark. CAROL ANN SHRYOCK Carol August 3 The most prized possession of this petite Senior is her driver's license. Carol's ambition is to become an elementary teacher. She enjoys roller skating, reading, babysitting, and listening to the radio. Carol's favorite subject is math, and her favorite people are those who are honest. Band, Football Queen's Court, Junior Variety Show, and CHIEFTAIN staff have occupied her spare time. Her bequest: Her economics book to Lula Guyton. KATHRYN ELIZABETH S1BURT Kathy March 12 This Senior admires a person who is sincere and considers her driver's license as her most prized possession. Since Kathy wants to become a writer, we can easily understand why English is her favorite subject. She enjoys dancing and playing the piano. Her many activities included cheerleading, G.A.A., Pep Club, PARROT staff. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll Society, Football Queen's Court, Varsity Club, Gym Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and CHIEFTAIN staff. Her bequest: Her position on the CHIEFTAIN to Kathy Gochnour. ANN SIMMONS Angie September 6 Angie plans to attend Catherman's Business School to become a secretary. Her favorite subject is typing, and her most prized possession is Johnny's class ring. Angie enjoys swimming, listening to records, and collecting insects and stamps. Her activities included chorus. Pep Club, F.H.A., Chess Club, and CHIEFTAIN staff. Her bequest: A pair of scissors to Linda Sollenberger. KATHRYN SJBURT ANN SIMMONS Forty Nine SHANE SLEIGHTER BONNIE SIPES STEVEN SIPES MICHELE SLUTZKER CHERYL SMITH BONNIE KAY SIPES Bon July 26 Bonnie's ambition is to become a professional model, and she has been accepted at the Carl Wheeler Modeling and Finishing School. This tall, brown-eyed girl prizes a certain '64 class ring highly. Her favorite pastime is watching television and listening to records. Her favorite author is James Faulkner, and her favorite television program is ‘The Man from U.N.C.LE. Bonnie participated in F.H.A., G.A.A., chorus. Dramatics Club, student council, Gym Club, and Junior Variety Show. Her bequest: Her seat in P.O.D. to Barbara Cragan. STEVEN ALLEN SIPES Alfic December 16 This future art teacher plans either to enter the Peace Corps or to go to college next year. Alfie claims his most prized possession to be a Tussey Mountain class ring. Steve enjoys working at Howard Johnson's and collecting records and oil paintings. He admires people who are honest. His favorite book is Exodus by Leon Uris. Steve was a member of Spanish Club, PARROT staff. Dramatics Club. F.T.A., Pep Club, Chess Club, Art Club, and Junior Variety Show. His bequest: His peroxide bottle to Linda and Mary. SHANE WOOD SLEIGHTER Shane June 23 This coin collector plans to go to college and become an engineer. Shane prizes his golf clubs highly and enjoys golfing. Shane also likes to go hunting or swimming and attend parties. The quality he admires most in people is honesty. He participated in football, track. Coin Club, Camera Club. Audio-Visual Club, student council, and Hi-Y. Shane is the vice-president of the Coin Club. His bequest: His ability to stay out of trouble to Rodney Drenning. MICHELE ESTHER SLUTZKER Mike July 26 Our Senior majorette plans to attend college next year. Mike values her driver's license highest among her possessions. Her favorite subject is Advanced English. Michele enjoys reading, knitting, and listening to WBZ. The quality she admires most in people is their ability to be a true friend. Michele's activities include band. Spanish Club, Caduceus Club, Junior Variety Show, and WARRIOR staff. She is secretary of the band this year and is a member of Girl Scouts. Her bequest: Her baton to Linda O'Neal. CHERYL RAMONA SMITH Cheryl February 11 The Senior who prizes her Junior Miss Crown and trophy most among her possessions could be none other than Cheryl, the 1967 Bedford County Junior Miss. She plans to enter college next year and study to be a nurse. She admires people who are sincere and have a good sense of humor. She enjoys collecting clippings of school activities for a scrapbook. Her favorite pastime is sewing, and she makes many of her clothes. She has been a member of student council four years and president the last two. Other activities include F.H.A., G.A.A., Gym Club. Caduceus Club, and Junior Variety Show. She was vice-president of our class in tenth and twelfth grades and secretary in eleventh grade. Cheryl received the D.A.R. Citizenship Award. Her bequest: Her glasses to anyone who likes to wear them. Fifty SsmitiAA DEBORAH ANN SMITH Debby March 20 Debby plans to serve her country by joining the Navy next year. This Senior, whose favorite subject is home economics, claims her most prized possession to be her class ring. She enjoys listening to Bruce Bradley on WBZ and admires people who are friendly and truthful. She was a member of hall patrol, G.A.A., F.H.A., Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and WARRIOR staff. Her bequest: Her vocabulary to Ronnie Jay. ERIC BRIAN SMITH Rick March 22 This husky football player's ambition is to become a physical education teacher and coach. Rick prizes his memories of E.A.H.S. very highly. His favorite subject is Academic English. He enjoys eating, dating, and participating in athletics. The qualities he admires most in people are patience and understanding. Rick participated in football, wrestling, track, basketball, chorus. Varsity Club, Audio-Visual Club, and the Teenage Republican Club and on the WARRIOR staff. His bequest: His crazy smile to Linda O'Neal. CONNIE EILEEN SMYERS Moochy July 6 Connie enjoys listening to the radio and playing records. Her ambition is to enter the Service. Her class ring and driver's license rate high among her possessions. Her favorite subject is art, and her favorite book is “Ben-Hur by Lew Wallace. The qualities she admires most in people are loyalty and honesty. She was a member cff Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Dramatics Club, and Chess Club. Her bequest: The road to Sleepy Hollow to Fred Sipes. NANCY LEE SNYDER Nance January 13 Nance's ambition is to be a secretary or go to an airline school. This blue-eyed blonde enjoys dancing and roller skatinq. Her driver s license rates highest among her possessions. Nancy's favorite subject is office machines. The quality she admires most in people is friendliness. Her activities include chorus, F.H.A., G.A.A., Dramatics Club, Chess Club. Gym Club, Junior Variety Show, WARRIOR staff, and CHIEFTAIN staff. Her bequest: Her seat in homeroom to her sister Debby. MARY ELAINE SPICER Murty November 23 Next year will find Murty in the service of our country. This 5' 2 Senior values her family and class ring above all else. Her favorite pastimes include roller skating, collecting stamps, and going to Bedford and Schellsburg. Murty admires honest people and considers English her favorite subject. She has been active in chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, and F.H.A. Murty wills her P.O.D. book to her sisters Ed’th and Kathv. NANCY SNYDER MARY SPICER Fifty One S tloAA JOHN STAYER DONALD SWARTZWELDER WILLIAM SWARTZWELDER LINDA THOMAS W i. FRANCIS TRAIL JOHN ROBERT STAYER Sugar Bear April 23 Next year Sugar Bear plans to attend Stevens Trade School to take up masonry. He prizes his Intercounty Conference Football jacket above all else. He likes to hunt, run around town, and flirt with girls. He enjoys watching Star Trek and reading books by Ian Fleming. Sugar Bear has been active in football, track. Varsity Club, Audio-Visual Club, and F.F.A. This year he is F.F.A. sentinel. His bequest: His football jersey Number 70 to Tom Barkman. DONALD W. SWARTZWELDER Donnie September 5 Our racing fan, Donnie, prizes his car keys and hopes someday to own a new Chevrolet. He also enjoys listening to WABC, hunting, and fishing. Next year Donnie plans to attend a business school to study accounting. The quality he most admires in people is friendliness. Donnie has been active in baseball and Pep Club. His bequest: His ability to kill deer to Ronnie Jay and Don England. WILLIAM EVAN SWARTZWELDER Bill May 1 Next year will find Bill at Indiana University of Pennsylvania studying to become a chemistry teacher. Bill likes collecting stamps, listening to the radio, and physics. He especially admires people who sgy what they think. His favorite book is Fail Safe. Bill is the president of the band and a member of the dance band and the CHIEFTAIN staff. He participated in the Junior Variety show. His bequest: His seat in physics to his sister Mary. LINDA DARLENE THOMAS Lin November 25 Lin, a 5' 5 peppy cheerleader, lists her megaphone as her most prized possession. A future secretary, Linda likes typing and reading books by John Steinbeck. Lin spends her leisure time listening to records, participating in sports, or sewing. People who smile really rate high with this brown-eyed lass. Among her many activities are cheerleading, G.A.A., Pep Club, student council, Caduceus Club, Varsity Club, WARRIOR staff, CHIEFTAIN staff, and the Junior Variety Show. Linda also had the honor of serving on the Football Queen's Court. Linda wills her love for Snowflakes to the J.V. cheerleaders. FRANCIS RAY TRAIL Raymond April 26 Who considers his horse Rex his most prized possession? Why, Raymond, of course. Someday he would like to raise beef cattle, biit next year he plans to join the Army. His pastimes include horseback riding, collecting girls, and math. He enjoys reading Playboy and listening to WABC. Raymond has been active in football, track, and F.F.A. His bequest: All his girl friends to Chick. Fifty Two SmUjOAA JOHN TROUTMAN ■I HELEN TURNER LINDA WALTMAN JOHN JACOB TROUTMAN Jack May 11 Next year will find our red-headed center at Penn State. Jack admires people who finish what they start. In his spare time he likes to swim, fish, and listen to the radio. He enjoys physics class and watching “Star Trek'' and I Spy. Jack's many activities have included football, wrestling, track. Varsity Club, and Audio-Visual Club. His bequest: His ability to center a football to Tom Swartz. HELEN LOUISE TURNER Shorty March 9 Next year Shorty plans to attend school and hopes to get a good job. She lists her driver's license and her '53 Plymouth as her favorite possessions. This 4' 8 Senior likes to read, sew, and paint in her spare time. She collects stuffed animals and post cards. Shorty enjoys listening to WFRB and watching Peyton Place. Her favorite class is art, and she has been a member of the Art Club. Her bequest: Her artistic ability to a talented Junior. LINDA REGINA WALTMAN Wendy July 12 Wendy, one of our commercial students, considers Shorthand II her favorite subject and prizes a certain necklace above all else. A future secretary, she admires people who are friendly and neat. Linda likes to listen to records, sew. and watch Peyton Place in her spare time. Her many activities have included cheerleading, Spanish Club, Art Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. WARRIOR staff. CHIEFTAIN staff, Junior Variety Show, and Caduceus Club, of which she is secretary. Linda also had the honor of serving on the Football Queen's Court. Her bequest: Her short, natural curly hair to Linda Sollenberger. JERRY ALLEN WALTON Pidgc May 30 Pidge, a future playboy, enjoys collecting unusual hubcaps. He admires people who have a gift of gab. Pidge likes trigonometry class and likes to listen to WWDS. This brown-haired, brown-eyed Senior would like to go to college next year. He has been active in football, track, and F.F.A. His bequest: His love for the opposite sex to Allen Schooley. VICTOR L. WEICHT Vic March 29 People with personality plus rate high with Vic. Among his favorites he lists math class, hunting, drag racing, loafing at the Mobil service station, and just running around. Vic's main ambition in life is to get a good job so that he can own a new Chevy. Vic was active in Hi-Y. His bequest: His curly hair to Terry Clark. JERRY WALTON VICTOR WEICHT Fifty Three ScmoAA DOREEN WILLIAMS CATHY WILT TERRY WILT MICHAEL WINECOFF REDA WINK DOREEN SUE WILLIAMS Dean January 3 Who prizes her father and loved ones above all else? Why, Dean, of course. Next year Doreen plans to work as a secretary in the Washington, D. C.. area. She enjoys looking through magazines, doing crafts such as mosaics, and embroidering. Her favorite subjects are P.O.D. and Shorthand II, and her favorite song is Audela. Dean, a Girl Scout, has been active in G.A.A., Gym Club, student council, WARRIOR staff, student secretary, and Junior Variety Show. Her bequest: Her webbed toes to anyone that can use them. CATHY ELAINE WILT Cath April 5 Next year Cath plans to attend Goldie Beacom College to become a secretary. This blonde, brown-eyed maiden lists her class ring as her most prized possession. She likes office machines class, roller skating, and listening to WABC. Cathy has been active in G.A.A., cheerleading, F.H.A., Gym Club, WARRIOR staff, CHIEFTAIN staff, and chorus. Her bequest: Her blonde hair to Linda Sollenberger. TERRY WILT Terry April 12 Whose ambition is to become a jockey? It's our tiny, brown-haired, brown-eyed Terry. His '64 Chevy and his class ring are his most prized possessions. He likes gym, hunting, sports, girls, and people with a good sense of humor. In his leisure time. Terry can be found riding around or reading the Hot Rod magazine. He is an active member of F.F.A. and 4-H. Terry wills his English IV book to some unlucky Junior. MICHAEL LEE WINECOFF Mike February 4 Mike's plans for next year are to further his education. He lists his Honda as his most prized possession and eating as his favorite pastime. This 5' 7 brown-eyed Senior has a large collection of speeding tickets and comic books He likes Batman'' and people with the ability to scheme. Mike has participated in football, Hi-Y, Gym Club. Chess Club, and Dramatics Club. His bequest: His ability to wreck his Honda to Lon Ritchey. REDA WINK Radar Octbcr 16 Next year. Radar plans to attend business school to become a secretary. A blue-eyed blonde, she likes dancing, reading mysteries, and collecting records. Her favorite subjects are math and office machines. Reda enjoys listening to KDKA and admires people with a friendly personality. Her class ring ranks as her most valued possession. She has been active in F.H.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, CHIEFTAIN staff, and WARRIOR staff. Reda wills her sister's temper to anyone who can handle it. Fifty Four S UOA EDWARD WRIGHT THOMAS ZIMMERMAN EDWARD ALBERT WRIGHT Ed January 17 Ed. a blond, blue-eyed Senior, lists his Mustang as his most prized possession. He plans to go to college next year to become a motel or hotel manager. Math and people who are prompt rate high with Ed. He enjoys horseback riding, skating, swimming, and water skiing. In his spare time, Ed works as a desk clerk at Sunset Hill Motel, Breezewood. He has been active in band and served as class treasurer our Sophomore year. Ed wills his drum to Dick Horton. THOMAS VICTOR ZIMMERMAN Zimmy October 19 Whose favorite pastime is riding the block? Zimmy's. of course. Tom's ambition is to go to school next year to become a hotel or motel manager. This tall and lanky young man prizes his car keys and admires people with a good personality. Tom likes office machines class, hunting, collecting coins, and listening to WABC. His many activities include Hi-Y, school patrol, basketball, and Coin Club, which he serves as president. Tom wills his seat in Office Machines to a deserving Junior. ALMA MATER Everett High, so true, How we all love you! And we’re proud so say, “You belong to us alway.” Everett High, we call Greatest school of all Victory or defeat, JVe’ll all repeat Our praise for Alma Mater, Everett High. Fitly Five (Vho'A Who - Group 1 GEORGE ENGLAND Best Dressed Boy KATHLEEN FERRELL Best Singer LEILA BRANTNER Best Artist LINDA SANDS Best Dressed Girl Most Flirtatious Girl Group 2 GREGORY PEPPLE Busiest Boy Best All-around Boy Boy Most Likely to Succeed MICHAEL CONNER Best Athlete SUSAN CALHOUN Best Athlete LAURA HERSHBERGER Girl Most Likely to Succeed CHERYL SMITH Busiest Girl Best All-around Girl Most Talented Girl Group 3 JAMES MILLER Most Studious Boy JONATHAN McELFISH Best Actor PEGGY HOOVER Best Actress ARLENE EDWARDS Most Studious Girl Group 1 WILLIAM BARKMAN Best Looking Boy Friendliest Boy DONALD GIENGER Best Boy Artist Best Boy Singer Most Talented Boy Group 2 JERRY WALTON Most Flirtatious Boy STEVE SIPES Best Boy Dancer NANCY SNYDER Best Girl Dancer LINDA WAL7MAN Best Looking Girl Group 3 WILLIAM SWARTZ WELDER Best Boy Musician CAREY LINGENFELTER Best Nat u red Boy ELLEN BARRETT Friendliest Girl JUDY CLARK Best Natured Girl JENNIE ROLAND Best Girl Musician Group 4 FRED HOKAMP Mosf Talkative Boy LAMONTE MORRIS Most Popular Boy REBECCA PEPPLE Most Popular Girl ANECIA RITCHEY Most Talkative Girl (Oho'a (Oho - 1967 UMw'a U)Jw - FOOTBALL Kneeling: Jonathon McElfish, Jerry Walton, Rodney Reffner, Shane Sleighter Standing: Eric Smith, Lomonte Morris, John Troutman, John Stayer, Tommy Ritchey, Michael Conner CHEERLEADERS Sandra England, Polly Koontz, Janna College, Linda Thomas, Judy Clark Fifty Eight athe' U)Jw - 1%7 MANAGERS Eric Rinard Jerry Lewis BASEBALL Kneeling: Richard Crawford. Cary Lingenfelter, Samuel Bohn Standing: Michael Conner, Lamonte Morris, Donald Swartzwelder. Gory May, Gregory Pepple WRESTLERS Eric Smith, Jonathan McElfish, Gary Pittman, Terry Wilt. John Troutman Filty Nine Who'a Who - 1967 BAND Seated: Carol Shryock, Michele Slutzker, John Shambach Stonding: Mary Hinson, Laura Hershberger, Rodney Mearkle, Edward Wright, Arlene Brown, William SwartzweJde Absent: Susan Koontz BASKETBALL Richard Crawford, Michael Conner, Carey Lingenfelte LOIw’a (Ojw - 1967 CHORUS Row I: Yvonne Ciucci, Gloria Clark. Jean Over, Eric Smith, Polly Koontz, John Shambach, Charlotte Calhoun Row 2: Linda Dunkle, Paule Jo Clark, Anna Resh. Eileen Robinscn, Dianna Marshall, Bonnie Sipes, Cathy Wilt, Norma Jean Mills, Samuel Bohn, Cary Lingenfelter. Donald Gienger TRACK AND FIELD Rodney Reffner, Daniel Reed, John Troutman, Jerry Walton, Tommy Ritchey, Roger Layton. Eric Rinard, Jonathan McElfish, John Stayer Sixty One foimstmbtLhinq Some of the latest business machines and techniques Roll it and smoothe it and mold it For hobby or career Summit meeting in an English class t (Rsimsimbohinq Sharing research in an economics class A masterpiece in the making Seated Eric Smith, Fred Hokamp. Judy Clark, Eugene Secrest, Jere Conner, Charlotte Calhoun Standing; Janice Mearkle, Arlene Brown, Mrs. Engle, Linda Mellott, Kathleen Ferrell Absent: Steve Sipes ' Row I: Kathryn Siburt, Jennie Roland, Linda Sands. Michele Slutzker, Elizabeth Edwards. Carol Shryock Row 2 Ellen Barrett, Linda Thomas. Betty Bridgewater, Sandra England, Linda Waltman Row 3: Steve Sipes, Bonnie Sipes, Shirley Nycum, William Swartzwelder, Mary Hinson, Haydn Mearkle SENIOR CLASS PLAY “PORTRAIT OF JENNY by Betty© Knapp March 3, 1967 STAGE CREW: George England, Properties Manager; Shane Sleighter, Stage Manager; Kathryn Siburt, Student Director,- Carol Shryock, Student Director DERCLASSKt11 £Ioaa oft 1968 MARY SWARTZWELDER Secretary CLASS OFFICERS LARRY BULGER Treasurer JEFFREY FOOR Vice President LINDA O’NEAL Presideni Motto: THIS WORLD IS A LOOKING GLASS AND GIVES BACK TO EVERY MAN THE REFLECTION OF HIS OWN LIFE. Colors: BURGUNDY AND WHITE Flower: RED ROSE Sixty Six f QunioM HOMEROOM 102 Row 1: Mr. Kiefman. Patricio Alexander. Kathleen Snyder, Marilyn Stewart. Carol Mearkle, Beverly Clark Row 2: Louise Schooley. Connie Kifer, Jeanne Akers, Brent Feight, Jane Hood, Sondra Grubb Row 3: Michael Joy. Rondy Edwards, Roger Hockenberry, Rick Foor, Donald Potts Row 4: Paul Foor, Richard Fogal, Herbert Struckman, Rodney Drenning Absent: Ruth Barkman HOMEROOM 207 Row 1: Mr. Maslanik, Linda DeCooman, Kathy Norris, Barbara Weist, Betty Nelson, Edith Horton, Linda O’Neal, Mary Ann McElfish Row 2: Debbie Lee, Pamela Dennis, Darlene Morse, Ronald Jay, Mary Anderson, Irene Calhoun, Pamela Hofacker, Sandra Bottomley Row 3: Refa Bridges. Janet Means, Betty Hinson, Linda Crawford, Clara Otto. Barbara Williams, Susan Ruha, Judith Mellott, Jack Carbaugh Row 4: George Wolfe, Larry Fisher, Randy Robinson, Daniel Foor, Donald Chiccarella, Curt Young, Allen Schooley, Debbie Sponsler Row 5: Lee Shaw, Frank Foor, Eugene Lynch, Jeffrey Foor, Dale Dishong, George Ciucci, James Caro Sixty Seven QiinioAA HOMEROOM 209 Row Is Mrs. Diehl. Cathy Lawler, Dennis Millin, Deborah Clingermon, Sandra Messersmith, Dean Fetters, Catherine Weitzel, Brenda Price, Jan Smith Row 2: Shirley Clark, Mary Swartzwelder, Lorry Bulger. Benjamin Penrod, Joan Beck, Lula Guyton, Darlene Mellott Row 3: Deborah Felton, Rodney Clark. Roger Ramsey. Jov Shives. Barry Clark, Susan Oyler, Gloria Henry. Dennis Hinish Row 4: Shelley Borkmon. Patrick Korns, Bonnie Foor, Linda Sollenberger. Michael King, Lorry Sloan, William Greenowalt Row 5: Steve Bequeath, Frank Miller, Herbert Kisamore. William Bequeath, Michael Cloude. James Price, Robert Loyton, Daniel Feight Absent: Graffious Clark, Robert Mellott HOMEROOM 216 Row 1: Mr Vespa. Wanda Millin. Retta Roy, Mildred Robinson. Sandro Sparks. Ruth Morris, Shirley Wigfield Row 2: Connie Cornell, Bonnie Henderson. Susan Hollingsheod. Barbara Crogan. Kathleen Walsh. Connie Reyon, Stephanie Wmecotr Row 3 Rose Leader. Debbie Burket. James Leader, Dennis Morgan, David Bloom, Janice Walton, Roy Weaverling. Vickie Layman Row 4 Donald Harman. Darnel Brontner. Roger Long. Frances Logue. Ray Morse. Charles Snyder. Robert Steach Row 5: James Wr.ght, Edward Wigfield. David Cooper. Gary Rice, Robert Robinette. Joseph Williams Sixty Eight t (Rsmsmbohinq CltUA o$ 1969 CATHY ARNOLD President CLASS OFFICERS VIVIAN DISHONG Secretary THERESA WENDELL Treasurer THOMAS SPAMER Vice President Motto: NO MAN IS FREE WHO IS NOT MASTER OF HIMSELF Colors: NAVY BLUE AND WHITE Flower: ROSE Seventy f SopJwnwMA HOMEROOM 100 Row ) Mrs. W Ritchey. Sandro Smith. Kathy Crawford, Donna Helsel, Pamela Clabaugh. Carol Felton. Linda Simmons Row 2: Lennette Marshall. Helen Smith, Theresa Wendell. Kotharyn Hershberger. Ronald Poor. Pamela Reighard, Mary Coleman Row 3: Alexis Foor. Ronald Kifer, Gary McClain. Craig Mellott, Dennis Bulger. John Risser Row 4: Milton Defibaugh. John Potts, Steven Cessna. David Wilt, Jerry Foor HOMEROOM 114 Row It Mr. Smith, Thomas Wilt. Arlene Walters. Wilma Valentine. Joan Brantner, Terry Swindell. Marcelle Robicheau Row 2: Doris Messersmith, Patricia Marshall, Don Elbin, Lon Ritchey. Susan Barrett. Debbie Shauf, Sandra Clmgerman Row 3: Gory Steel, Vivian Dishong. Linda Brown. Kathy Gochnour, Joan Williams. Annabelle Hedrick, Patricia Stuckey, Kenneth Klahre Row 4: Randy Sponsler, William Mearkle, Thomas Swartz. Joseph Rose, Ronald Plummer, Joie Lehman, Kathy Calhoun Row 5: Bernard Clouse, Richard Horton, Michael Pittman. Gary College, Dewayne Williams. Robert Thomas Seventy One SopfwnwA A HOMEROOM 115 Row 1: Mr Foor. Undo Dixon. Norma Clark. Mary Brantner, Beverly King, Cathy Arnold, Charlotte People Row 2 Sherry Clark. Sollie Clark Edith Spicer, Darnel Leader, Andrew Ketterman, Nancy Blackstone Row 3 Susan Ritchey. Kothy Fletcher, Debra Snyder. Deborah Dicken, Debra Robinson, Cindy Wigfield, Betty Treece Row 4 Barbara McCulley, Sharleen Foor. Mary Ann Mearkie, Norma Jean Wilt, Rose Morton, Mitchell Foor Row 5 John Williams, Angelo Harclerode, Robert O Dell, Marshall Redinger, Winfred Decker Absent: Robert Aikey. Thomas Spomer HOMEROOMS 118 and 119 Row 1: Mr. Donelson, Hozel Kifer, Ronold Chamberlain. Ronold Conrad. Judy Potts, Betty Miller. Mrs. E. Ritchey Row 2; Beverly Goldizen. Lorraine Trail, Marshall Barnes, Scott Jones Row 3: Janet Morse. Hazel Mearkie, Denis Diehl, Martha Roberts, Mark Smith Row 4 Lawrence Miller, John Foor, Ronald Rhodes, Sherman Clark Row 5: Nancy Pepple, Larry Spencer, Jay Pepple Seventy Two t SopJwmoAM HOMEROOM 202 Row 1: Mr. Koplon, Charlotte Koontz. Debbie Weoverling, Brian Mearkle, Sharon Weicht, Vicki Ferrell, Penny Simpson Row 2: Sylvia Hostetter, Gerald Feight, David Hammond, David Whetstone, Orville Williams. Mary Jane Trail, Cheryl Price Row 3: Linda Price. Debby College, Maxine Bussard, Jeannette Lawler, Jeanne Clark, Louise Weist, Brenda Foor, Sherry Bollman Row 4: Amelia Snyder, Sharon Leonard, Sarah College, Wayne Calhoun, Donald May, Fred Sipes, Ronald Miles Row 5: Boyd Wigfield, Gary Wright, Steve Young, Jerry Morral. Donald England. Charles Mallow Absent: Vernon Von Stein REMEMBERING From the practical ... to the artistic Business Mathematics Art Seventy Three tfi msimbQ dnq Would you mind explaining just once again? Te-dum' Te-dum' Te-dum' Eyes on the book! Angels (?) and angles Past and Present Scholars Seventy Four QunljoA Hiqh Sriwol The Junior High students of EAHS have the challenge of a bright and happy future. Today's Junior High athletic teams show the determination to build the championship Varsity teams of tomorrow. Young artists, musicians, and authors stand on the threshold of unlimited opportunity. Today's beginners at homemaking, business education, industrial arts, and agriculture show promise of tomorrow's success in family living. Perhaps most important of all, however, are today's honor students. Young scientists and mathematicians study to understand the ever-changing world, while those interested in social sciences learn about the machinery of the government in which they may one day hold an integral position. In the hands of these young scholars we place the ideal of WIDENING HORIZONS. It is up to them to decide how bright their future is going to be and how much good they will do for their world. It is with this challenge that we now present the Junior High classes of Everett Area High School. CIoali of 1970 DARK! CLASS OFFICERS CINDY CRAWFORD ELIZABETH TROUTMAN DEBBIE NORRIS Secretary Treasurer Vice President RANDY LEADER President Seventy Five J'hsLbhmsm HOMEROOM 113 Row I: Mr J Clark. Kirk Dunkle. Jean Fobion, Debra Barton, Deborah Norrie, Cynthia Crawford. Wanda Maust Row 2: Cathy Wolfe, Debra Slighter, Vera Karns, Pamela Jones, Betty Wink, Robert Miller, GinQtr Clark Row 3 Steven Swope. Kent Clark, Frank Hammond, John Giffin, Harold Mosholder. Bonnie Barton, Ricky Wilt, Mary Davis Row 4 Rebecca Smith, Granville Moyer, Eileen Smith, Lorry Barnes, Mary Mearkle. Diane Karns. Kathy Miller Row 5: Carl Ramsey. Roy Ritchey, Linda Cogan, Terry Riley, Karl Conner, Charles Mellott Absent: Cathy Hinson HOMEROOM 215 Row 1: Mr. Criswell, Earl Miller, Farrel Slutzker, William Robinette, Beverly Ritchey, Richard Barton, Orville Jay. Beckie Brantner, Jerry Clark Row 2: Vickie Gump. Greg Shaffer, Beverly Barkman, Sheila Clingerman, Janie Morral. Connie Mills, Diane Willioms, Colleen Weitzel Row 3: Max Henry. Daniel Stoverosky, Randy Leader, Elizabeth Troutman, Janet Crawford. Linda Fisher, Leon Elbin, David Maust, James Smeltze Row 4: Glenn Gettmger, Carol Mearkle. Diane Cessna, Terry D. Clark, Yvonne Karns, Judy Potts. Marc Adams. Donald Foor Row 5: Donna Davis, Charlotte Pepple, Robert Ciucci, Mark Hush, Tommy Barkman, Vicky Mearkle, Cathy Shaffer Seventy Six f J'ASL hmsw HOMEROOM 217 Mrs. Davis, Dennis Foor, Leona Clingerman, Charlotte Mearkle. Marietta Hott, Joseph Penrod. Ronold Bequeath. Brendo Caro, Robert Srm Theola Romsey, Sharon Peterson, Terrie Lewis, Cela Focchinei, Ronald Rohm, Louise Snyder, Phyllis Blockstone Keith Cornell. Connie Mearkle. Philip Wilkins. Melford Clark, Bradley Poor, Suson Smith. Corol Bouch. Kare Weaver Gregory Bowman, Thomas Williams, Kathy Wigfield, Terry M. Clark, Lee Kefferman, Deirdre Lookabough, Wilmer Williams Gregory Sipes, Jill Foor, Robert Petrunyak, Gerald Snyder, James Miller, Jody Foor, Delores Jay, Harry Harmon Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4. Row 5: HOMEROOM 218 Row I: Mr. Shank, Richard Colledge, Linda Smith, Dennis Snyder, Trellis Resh, Sharon Clark, Janice Ritchey, Wanefia McDonald. Sharon Sparks Row 2 Steve Swartz, Judy Dennis. Connie Moyer, Terry Lynch, Rondo Foor. Denise O'Neal. Debbie Price Row 3: Guy Crawford, Wanda Kefferman, Glenda Bulger. Gladys Korns, Robert S Miller, Sharon Thomas, Betty Hendrickson. Randy Bussard Row 4: Cathy Sollenberger, Sharon Shryock, Lois Cessna, Thomas Beegle, Elizabeth Weimer, Robert Simmons, Kathy Weaverling Row 5: Allen Cooper, Michael Tromm, Larry Grubb, Robert McCormick, Randy Johnson, Dennis Householder, Foster College. Thomas Deremer Absent: Lee Miller Seventy Seven Planning their next flight into space Seventy Eight t QLol a dft 1971 CLASS OFFICERS MONTY ROBINSON Treasurer RICHARD HUSH President YVONNE ORNDOFF Vice President EUGENE DECKER Secretary HOMEROOM 117 Row 1: Mr. R. Fisher, Charlotte Morris, Diane Pepple, Cindy Clark, Bonnie Dishong, Linda Cornell, Karen Fetters, Robert McClain Row 2: Eugene Decker, Ricki Pittman, Steve Roth. Gregory Ritchey. Jacqueline Felton. Nancy Mellon Row 3: Sharon Valentine, Betty Lou Hall. Wanda Clark, Wanda Hockenberry, Linda Foor, Janeen Clark. Susan Reighard Row 4: Connie Logsdon, Dennis Ritchey, Ricki Bequeath. Karen Snyder, Walter Brallier, Daniel Pittman Row 5: Charles Clark, Kevin Smith. Peggy Andrews. Steve Bartholow, Arlen Showalfer, Steve Hollingsheod, Diane Lee Absent: Floyd Elbin Seventy Nine Shack £iqht HOMEROOM 211 Row 1: Mr. Roberts. Kathy Miller, Barbara Miller, Sydney Clark, Debra Williams, David O Dell. Vicki Foor Row 2: Sally Bloom, Lynn Ritchey. Brenda Browell. Karen Cogan, Timothy Ritchey, Peter Strunkard Row 3: Debra Johnson. Sharon Robinson, Jeffrey Clark, Donald Thompson, Monty Robinson, Debra Smith. Barry Bussard Row 4 Richard Bloom. Vicki Gordon, William Meorkle, Denise Woy, Randy Price, Debra Foor Row 5; Terry reight, Lynwood Clark, Ray Dudley, Steve College, Doyle Bryant Absent: Craig Hockensmith, Dennis Fletcher HOMEROOM 219 Row 1: Mr Klem, Robert Cornell, Steve Gettinger, Dennis Drenning, Rose Hoopengardner, Debra Koontz, Lester Treece, Eddie Clark Row 2; Elizabeth Hershberger, Suzanne Whisel, Debbie Means, Joseph Cessna, Linda O Neal. Debbie Fetters Row 3: Cheryl Klme, Rodney Norris, George Clingerman, John Roy, Ruth Nelson, Debbie Sfeckman, Benard Smith Row 4: Joseph Ritchey. Ricky Cessna, Dennis Kund. James Cornell. Bonnie Smith. Patty Calhoun Row 5 Cathy Smith, John Caro, Larry Zimmerman, Patty Pepple, Steve Morse Absent: Pamela England f HOMEROOM 220 Row 1: Mr. Rhoodes. William Bulger. Jerry Jay, Brenda Calhoun, Joseph Facchinei, Patty Miller, Jesse Cogan, Jeffrey Whetstone Row 2: James Giffin, Garry Moyer. Gerald Leader, Donn Reyon, George Hall. David Duncan Row 3: John Bomboy, Janet Wright, Vicki Centi. Debra A. Foor, Jacquelyn Edwards, Alice Wallace, Richard Hush Row 4 Melissa Dicken. Horry Shaw, Sherry Wigfield. Bonnie Mills, Jane Scitticatt, Shirley Bulger Row 5: Timothy Shaffer, Gary Henry, Randy Clark, Charles Pensyl, Edward Miller Absent: Nita Thomas HOMEROOM 304 Row I: Mr. Brown, Randy Chamberlain, Gary Davis. Thomas Staverosky, Norman Wilt, Gary Hartsock, Richard Chamberlain Row 2: Donna Kinser, Denise England, Linda Foor, Luann Leonard, Sara Jane Felton. Diana O'Dell, Deborah Pittman Row 3: Barbara Smith, Diana Miller, Linda Latta, Linda Willey, Margaret Clapper, Lucretia Ziviello Row 4 Susan Robinson, Carol Dietrich, Linda Heffner, Thomas O'Neal, Denise Cornell, Karen Feighf, Yvonne Orndoff Row 5.- Herbert Jackson, Gilbert Wilt, Linda Spade, Michael Smith, Michael Price, John Cogan Absent: Deborah Chiccarella fomsmboAmcj. Dictionary skills are something to be proud of A little group work helps solve questions about health Young scientists learn where water comes from as they plot a water cycle Eighty Two 9 QIoaa jo 1972 CLASS OFFICERS ALAN FOOR DONALD WALLS DONALD WILT STEPHANIE HARCLERODE Treasurer President Vice President Secretary HOMEROOM 119 Miss Lentz, Kathy Spicer. Deborah Shaffer, Kim Cornell, George McGrow, Alan Poor, Randall Smith, Donny Wilt Shelly Pennell, David Wallace, Paul Beegle, James Felton, Erika Ruble, Penny Adams, Ronald Donahoe Dwight Weist, Lynn Price, Kathy Border, Christina Clingerman, Bonnie Jay, Marcia Melloft. Gregory Clark, Jill Barney Patti Grimm, Lorry Mills, Susan Sipes, Paula Koontz. David Tromm, Deborah Horclerode, Linda Gochnour Marcia Hockenberry. Ronald Wright, Glenn Calhoun, Michael Ketterman, Carol Barkman. Bonnie Felton Row It Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Eighty Three %had S vsun HOMEROOM 120 Row I: Mr. Browell, Sylvia Rush, Larry Allen Conrad, Velma Reed, Della Hoopengordner, Donald Males. Herbert Koontz Row 2 Rosalie Smith, Borry Diehl, Sharon Weicht. Corol Harclerode, Michael Beegle, Gerald Miller Row 3: Larry Clark. Dewayne Mills, Terry Fetters, Ronald Russell, David Grimm Row 4 Ray Fetters. Robert Griffith. Jason Colledge, Gary Hoopengordner Absent: Leon Adams, James Conrad, Harry Felton, Orville Keel, Kelly Kifer, Michael Vance HOMEROOM 121 Row 1: Mr. Donnelly, Ronald Donivon. Weldon Vance. Dawn Miller, Pamela Wilt, Gary Kifer, Bernard Sloan Row 2: Donna Clmgerman, Dallas Thomas, Jeanne Layton, John Bouch, Paul Price. Deborah Jav, Robert Penner Row 3. Laura Wink, Douglas Mack, Patricia Bartholow. Hollis Wetmore, Sharon Cooper, Gary Mills Row 4 Susan Clark, Roberto Grubb, Denise Snyder. Donald Walls. Randy Clark. Stephanie Harclerode. Henry Shaw Row 5; Andy Foor. Steve Foor, R.chard Caro, Shirley Adorns, Ann Bittner, Dean May Absent: Mark Felton, Cynthia Wigfield Eighty Four f %had $wsm HOMEROOM 213 Row Is Mr. P. Fisher, Brenda King. Clyde Snyder, Charles Morral, Shane Wilt, Richard Whitfield. Ronald Hoft. Thomas Swope Row 2: Charlene Beck, Kenny Van Pelt. Joan Hall, Samuel Scalia, Sharon Chamberlain, Brenda Smith Row 3: Reta Dorr, Darlene Bollmon, Carala Poor, Bonnie Ramsey, Sydney Weaver, Dianna Miller. William Lewis Row 4: LoFern Clark, Gregory Johnson, Ronnie Morse, Sheila Felton, Glenn Pepple, Jean Harman Row 5: Kaye Baker, Sheryl Clouse, John Eshelman, Ronald Colledge, Richard Hess, Elaine Trail, Kathy Forrester HOMEROOM 222 Row I: Mrs. Baker, Rocky Clork, William Williams, Darlene Foor. Joseph Eshelman, Sharon Painter, Edward Ciucci Row 2: Keith Miller, Linda Huffman, Melvin Schreiber, Neiland Fetters, James Bomboy, Robin R sser Row 3: Ricky Hall. Kim Korns, Rodney Baitholow, Debbie Simmons, Wayne Sollenberger. Dennis Koontz, Beth Tromm Row 4: Dolly Cogan. Mary Jane Weicht, Delores Smith, Linda May, Cheryl Barkman, Charlene Calhoun Row 5: John Lynch, Connie Heffner, Daniel Diehl, David Wagner, Charles Price 'tj iada Swan HOMEROOM 224 Row 1: Mrs Engle. John Gordon, Kenneth Miller, Minnie Smith, Ricky Schreiber, Hilda Koontz Row 2 Doris Diehl. Kim Fluke, Matthew Hillegos, Bonnie Felton, Mary Roy, Lindsey Pee Row 3: Rondo Beck, Karen Kefterman, Debbie Calhoun. Debbie Imler, Brent Boor Row 4 Jerry Mearkie, Warren Barkman, Dale Cline, Debbie Sipes. Kerry McCulley, Karen Cooper fiwiwihoJiinq Searching—ever searching—for knowledge about the world and its peoples Ancient History Geography Eighty Six fimruimbsihinq Eighty Seven This machine! ! ! I'll never get my apron finished on time. (RsimMibsihmq That's the spirit! Warriors are Gr-r-r-r-reat! Hunting lor buried treasure Eighty Eight ORMZ tnONS VLcdtional dfonoA Socidt Row 1 Miss Morse, Gloria Burket, Arlene Edwards, Myra Mills, Jennie Roland, Kathryn Siburt Row 2: Doreen Williams, Eileen Robinson, Michele Slutzker, Charlotte Calhoun, Judy Clark Row 3: Sandra England, Betty Bridgewater, Haydn Meorkle, Linda Mellott, Gloria Clark, Linda Thomas Row 4 William Swartzwelder, John Troutmon, James Miller, Lamonte Morris, Mary Hinson NHS OFFICERS KATHLEEN FERRELL Secretary-T reasurer PEGGY HOOVER Historian GREGORY PEPPLE President LAURA HERSHBERGER Vice President STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JUDY CLARK Treasurer PEGGY HOOVER Vice President CHERYL SMITH President SANDRA ENGLAND Secretary Student fourudl Row I: Mr. Smith, William Williams, Charlene Beck. Kim Fluke, Terry Swindell. Eugene Decker. Wanda Millin. Row 2. Bonnie Joy. Denise O Neal, Doreen Williams, Theresa Wendell, Donald Walls. Vickie Ferrell. Alice Wallace Kirk Dunkle Row 3: Susan Robmson. Elizabeth Troutmon, Polly Koontz. Mark Smith, Bradley Foor, Jeffrey Clark Row 4: Susan Oyler, Allen Schooley. Herbert Struckman, Rebecca Pepple, Steven Morse Absent: Nancy Pepple, Thomas Spamer, Leila Brontner ALTERNATE MEMBERS Row 1 Mrs. Davis, Robin Risser, Penny Adams, Denns Ritchey, Denise Snyder, Brent Boor, Charles Morrol, Randy Chamberlain Row 2: Vivian Dishong, Rebecca Smith. Elizabeth Weimer, Marilyn Stewart, Judy Potts, Carol Bouch. Sally Clark Row 3: Betty Bridgewater, Gloria Henry, Gary Henry, Denise Woy, Bonnie Colledge, Irene Calhoun. Row 4: Ray Morse, Mark Hush, Samuel Bohn, Dana Calhoun, Patty Pepple Absent: John Foor, Kathy Crawford, Daniel Whetstone Ninty One Vol. I EVERETT AREA HIGH SCHOOL Everett, Pennsylvania CHIEFTAIN STAFF Row I: Mrs. Engle. Debbie Rice. D.ane Brontner, Arlene Brown, Undo Sends. Debbie Lee. Linda Wilr, Jennie Roland Row 2: Jonice Mearkle. Eileen Robinson. Nancy Snyder. ICothleen Ferrell. Linda Waltman. Betty Hinson, Barbara Johnson, Charlotte Calhoun Row 3: Mary Grubb. Ellen Barrett. Debbie Barefoot, Hovdn Meorkle. Redo Wink, Gloria Clark, Lindo Thomas Row 4-. Shirley Nycum, Eugene Secrest, Gregory People, William Swartzwelder, George England, Ann Simmons EDITORS KATHRYN SIBURT CAROL SHRYOCK JANE HOOD Co-Editor Co-Editor Advisory Editor Ninety Two IOahhioh EDITORIAL BOARD Betty Bridgewater, Co-Editor; Haydn Mearkle. Loyout Head. Laura Hershberger, Editor-in-Chief. Eugene Secrest. Business Manager; Michele Slutzker, Literary Editor; Eileen Robinson. Sales Manager.- Doreen Williams, Head TyP' THE STAFF Row 1: Mr. Kennedy. Cathy Wilt, Dorothy Mills, Myra Mills. Diana Brantner, Anna Resh, Jennie Roland. Miss Morse Row 2 Arlene Brown, Charlotte Calhoun. Linda Waltman Sandro England. Connie Glotfelty. Linda Sands Row 3 Nancy Snyder. Anecia Ritchey. Reda Wink. Debbie Smith. Bonnie Colledge. Eric Smith. Linda Thomas Row 4- Linda Mellott. Jere Conner. James Miller, Gregory Pepple, Mary Hinson. John Shambach Ninety Three tBand EVERETT AREA HIGH SCHOOL BAND EVERETT PA. COLOR GUARD CATHY ARNOLD. TERRY LYNCH. SUSAN CALHOUN. VICKI MEARKLE. CHARLOTTE CALHOUN JEFFREY FOOR Drum Major Ninety Four MICHELE SLUTZKER Majorette (Band SUSAN RUHA Majorette LINDA O'NEAL Majorette Ninety Five Sand TROMBONES, BARITONES, BASS Row 1 John Bomboy. Melissa Dicken, Richard Pitiman Row 2: Jeanne Akers, Jody Foor, Angelo Horcherode, Jane Morrol Row 3: William Swortzwelder. Richard Fogal. Paul Foor SAXOPHONES Row 1: Charlotte Mearkle, Diana Lee. Alexis Foor, Patricia Marshall. Carola Foor Row 2: Rose Morton, David Bloom. John Shambach. Shellev Barkmon Row 3: Sharon Leonard, Robert Petrunyak, Jeffrey Foor, Edward Wigfield, Jill Foor Ninety Six CLARINETS Row 1: Brenda Smith. Douglos Mack. Debra Means. Carol Felton. Linda DeCooman, Cynthia Clark. Shelly Pennel Row 2: Linda O Neal. Joseph Ritchey. Sondra Messersmith. Sherry Clark, Monty Robinson. Soro Felton Row 3 Debbie Clmgermon, Ann Bittner, Michele Slutzker, Paolo Koontz. Marsha Hockenberry, Mary Swarfzwelder Arlene Brown Row 4 Kathy Gochnour. Pamela Dennis. Joy Shives. Jane Hood. Sharon Shryock. Kothy Sollenberger Row 1: Judy Dennis, Yvonne Orndoff, Carol Shryock Row 2: Stephanie Harclerode, Susan Ruha, Debbie Dicken, Cela Facchinei Row 3: Cathy Shaffer, Mary Lee Hinson, Laura Hershberger Absent: Susan Koontz Ninety Seven lBand TRUMPETS Row 1: Pomelo Wilt, Mary Roy. Jacqueline Felfon, Debbie Koont . James Bomboy Row 2: Janet Wright. Lucretia Ziviello, Gregory Bowman. Debbie Smith Row 3: Ronald Wright. Mary Mearkle. Linda Sollenberger, Rodney Meorkle, Marc Adams PERCUSSION Row 1: Norma Jeon Wilt, Randy Clark, Deborah Felten Row 2: Brent Feighr, Larry Fisher Row 3: Richard Horton. Edward Wright. Michael King Ninety Eight (Band OFFICERS Scored Corol Shryock. Vice President; William Swartzwelder. President; Michele Slutzker. Secretary Standing: Jennie Roland. Treasurer; Joy Lee Shives, Librorian; Arlene Brown, Librarian DANCE BAND Row 1: Jane Hood. Norma Jean Wilt, David Bloom, Diana Lee, Charlotte Mearkle, Sharon Leonard, Jeffrey Poor, Edward Wigfield Row 2: Richard Horton, Angelo Harclerode, Mary Mearkle. Gregory Bowmmon, Ronald Wright. Marc Adams, William Swartzwelder, Paul Poor, Jody Poor Ninety Nine Smuoa dtiqh tfhoAJUA Row 1: Robert Mellott, David Whetstone. Jack Carbaugh, Randy Sponsler, Carey Lingenfelter Row 2: John Shombach, Thomas Swartz, Dennis Bulger, Gary McClain Row 3: Lawrence Miller, Angelo Harclerode, Roy Morse, Allen Schooley, Michael King Row 4 Wayne Calhoun, Edward Wigfield, Donald Gienger. Daniel Brantner Row 5: George Ciucci. Jerry Morral. Samuel Bohn Absent: Thomas Spamer, Barry Clark, Eric Smith Row 1: Jan Smith, Mildred Robinson, Sallie Clark, Cathy Wilt. Shirley Wigfield Row 2: Barbara Weist, Sandra Messersmith, Yvonne Ciucci, Anna Resh Row 3: Linda Dunkle, Mary Swortzwelder. Vicki Layman, Eileen Robinson, Dianna Marshall Row 4: Bonnie Henderson, Polly Koontz, Paule Jo Clark, Kathleen Walch Row 5: Sharleen Foor, Gloria Clark, Debbie Burket, Jeanne Akers, Mary Williams Absent: Rebecca Pepple One Hundred � S ruosi 3Uqh (?Jwajua Row 1: Charlotte Koontz, Beverly Kino, Mary Coleman, Patricia Mashall. Kathy Crawford, Kathy Norris Row 2: Charlotte Calhoun. Pamela Reighord. Louise Schooley, Barbara Cragan, Deborah Felten, Norma Jean Mills, Deborah Clingerman Row 3: Janet Means, Connie Kifer, Susan Ruha, Deborah Dicken. Lois Jean Over, Pamela Dennis Row 4: Judith Mellott. Normo Jean Wilt, Bonnie Sioes, Rose Morton, Jone Hood OFFICERS Seated: John Shambach, Secretary-Treasurer; Rebecca Pepple, President,- Carey Lingen-felter, Vice President Standing: Gloria Clark, Librarian,- Dianna Marshall, Librarian,- Polly Koontz, Librarian One Hundred One ACCOMPANISTS NORMA JEAN WILT PAMELA REIGHARD JANE HOOD KATHY CRAWFORD DEBORAH DICKEN SOLOISTS POLLY KOONTZ ERIC SMITH SAMUEL BOHN DEBORAH BURKET SOLOISTS DONALD GIENGER PATRICIA MARSHALL ALLEN SCHOOLEY ENSEMBLE JAN SMITH EILEEN ROBINSON BONNIE HENDERSON DEBORAH BURKET PAMELA REIGHARD JANET MEANS CHARLOTTE CALHOUN t Qumo i diiqh QhohuA Row 1: Mrs. Lohman. Kathie Miller. Doris Diehl. Brendo Calhoun, Kim Fluke, Shoron Chamberlain, Leona Clingerman, Vicki Foor Row 2: Alice Wallace, Sydney Clark, Debra A. Foor, Colleen Weirzel. Jane Scitticott, Bonnie Jay Row 3: Barbara Smith, Deborah Imler. Donald Wilr, Larry Mills, Carol Harclerode. Debbie Harclerode Row 4. Vicki Gordon. Brent Boor, John Lynch, Kim Korns. Linda Spade Row h Reta Dorr, Debbie Joy, Bonnie DeShong, Darlene Bollman. Erika Ruble, Dawn Miller Row 2: Nancy Melloff, Kathy Border, Christina Clingerman. Susan Reighard, Linda Moy. Sheila Felton, Vicki Centi Row 3: Trellis Resh, Kathy Weaverling, Bernard Smith, Timothy Ritchey, Margaret Clapper, Kaye Baker Row 4; Velma Reed, Ronald Rohm, Rick Caro, Gregory Clark, Denise Cornell Absent: Cathy Spicer, Kerry McCulley. George McGrow One Hundred Three aduaiuA tflujb ROW 1; Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5: Edith Horton. Mildred Robinson, Kothy Crowford. Vicki Ferrell, Deon Fetters, Beverly King, Linda O'Neal, Ruth Morris Mrs. Foor. Cathy Weitzel. Arlene Edwards Connie Reyan, Lula Guyton, Mary Anderson, Cheryl Smith, Elizabeth Edwards Vivian Dishong. Mary Swarrzwelder, Deborah Felt on, Susan Ruho. Sandra England, Kathleen Ferrell. Barbara Cragon, Susan Hollingshead Janice Walton, Carol Bussord, Joie Lehman. Susan Oyler, Gloria Henry, Kathy Gochnour, Corol Cline Pamela Hofocker, Shelley Barkman, Lmda Sollenberger. Edward Wig field, Joel Holland, Eugene Secresf, Debra Barefoot. Clara Offo__________ Row I: Mr. Brown, Wanda Millin, Kathy Lawler, Joan Brantner, Kathy Norris, Mary Brantner, Cathy Arnold, Linda DeCooman Row 2: Pamela Clobaugh. Sandra Sparks, Joan'Beck, Linda Sonds. Linda Price, Betty Nelson. Connie Bloom, Linda Dixon Row 3: Charlotte Calhoun, Barbara Weist, Rose Leader. Patricia Stuckey. Polly Koontz, Kathy Snyder, Michele Slutzker, Pamela Dennis. Deborah Clingermon Row 4: Deborah College, Barbara McCulley, Sharon Leonard, Gloria Clark, Janet Means, Jean Wilt, Susan Koontz, Cary Lmgenfelter Row 5; Deborah Barker, Bonnie Foor, Ray Morse. Paul Foor. Dale Dishong, Jeanne Akers, Jane Hood Absent: Yvonne Cuicci, Linda Dunkle, Patricia Alexander, Shirley Clark, Stephanie Winecoff, Joanne Clark One Hundred Four CADUCEUS CLUB OFFICERS REBECCA PEPPLE Historian JEFFREY FOOR Vice President BETTY BRIDGEWATER President LINDA WALTMAN Secretary-T reasurer JAN SMITH Corresponding Secretary COIN CLUB Row 1: Mr. Larimer, Thomas Zimmerman, Eugene Secrest, John Shambach, Steve Hollingshead Row 2: Joel Holland, Jerry Lewis, Shane Sleighter, George England One Hundred Five (DhamaikA Qlub Row 1: Mr. Robeys. Yvonne Gucci. Undo Sands. Kathleen Wolch, Marcelle Robicheou Row 2 Corol Clme, Michael Winecoff. Fred Sipes. Carol Bussaro, Linda Conley Row 3 Rick Foor. Steve Sipes. George Ciucci. Roger Layton, Eugene Secrest. Daniel Brantner Absent: Robert Aikey. Frank Foor, Vicki Hammond. Sylvia Hostetter, Arlene Walters One Hundred Six c tibhahij Club Miss Morse. Donna Helsel, Shirley Wigfield. Betty Hinson. Darlene Morse. Karl Conner, Nancy People. Sandra Messersmith. Debbie Lee. Lennette Marshall, Leona Clingerman Absent: Linda Dunkle, Mory Williams Sfiuni h C ub Row I: Kathleen Snyder, Miss Tellechea, William Greenawalt, Mary Coleman. Lennette Marshall One Hundred Seven S nioA 9ti-1j Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Jcitin Boyer, Secretory.Treasurer, Thomos Zimmermon, President-Mr McIntyre, Roy Weoverling. Eugene Secrest, Gory Shoffer Steven Calhoun, Victor Weicht, Shane Sleighter Fred Hokamp, Vice President; George England, Chaplain $unwA 90'.y Row 1: Max Henry, President; Larry Grubb, Vice-President; Eugene Decker, Treasurer; William Bulger, Secretary Row 2 Mr. Rhoades. Dennis Foor, Kenneth Miller. Matthew Hillegos. Richard College, Richard Chamberlain, Eddie Clark Row 3 Sydney Weaver. Joseph Cessna, Ronald Rohm, James Smeltzer, Ronald Bequeath, Donn Reyan Row 4 Gory Henry, Steve Morse, Charles Meltott, Gregory Sipes, Charles Clark Row 5: Thomas Barkman, Jason Colledge, Robert Ciucci, Michael Tromm, Terry Clark, John Caro f tRadio Hi-{2 Row I: Mr. Smith, Dennis Morgan, Brent Feight. Dennis Millin Row 2: Roger Long. Robert Layton. Ray Morse £tmioA Scuwat Row It Mr. Fisher, Ronald Hoff, Gary Mills, Gregory Johnson. John Gordon Row 2: John Lynch, Kerry McCulley. Jacob Redinger, Ronald Wright, David Wagner Absent: Daniel Pittman On© Hundred Nine OFFICERS SmloA Jhi-W-y IANTHA FOOR Secretary ANECIA RITCHEY Vice President CONNIE GLOTFELTY President CONNIE BLOOM Treasurer LINDA CLARK Chaplain Row I: Miss Cullen, Kathryn Siburt, Retta Roy, Joanne Clark, Anna Resh, Penny Simpson, Debra Rice Row 2: Earlene Bortholow. Mary Spicer, Carol Mearkle, Lennetfe Marshall, Dorothy Mills Row 3: Darlene Morse, Debbie Smith, Emma Clingerman, Thelma Mearkle, Ellen Barrett, Dionne Marshall One Hundred Ten f Qwujd i Jhi-Ki- 7 Row 1: Miss Lentz, Charlene Beck, Beth Tromm. Debbie Simmons, Linda Gochnour, Patty Miller. Sharon Painter Row 2: Sydney Clark, Sharon Peterson, Wanda Hockenberry, Kathy Miller, Jan Clark, Dolly Cogan Row 3: Diane Miller, Connie Logsdon. Kathy Snyder, Debbie Foor, Connie Mearkle Row 4 Deirdre Lcokabaugh. Lois Cessna, Peggy Andrews. Charlene People, Donna Davis, Becky Smith OFFICERS SHIRLEY BULGER Secretary ELIZABETH TROUTMAN DEBBIE CHICCARELLA President Vice President SHARON CLARK Treasurer One Hundred Eleven S fuoA J'lduM J'OAmQAA of CtmsLkka Row 1: William Robinette, James Smeltzer, Wilmer Williams, Carl Ramsey, Guy Crawford, Dennis Snyder. Dennis Foor Row 2: Mr. P. Clark, James Leader, Ross Miller, Robert Ciucci. Donald May, Richard Wigfield, Lee Miller Row 3: Kelly Kifer, David Wilt, Mortie Clark. Charles Mallow, Bernard Clouse, Leon Adams, Thomos Barkman Row 4 Graffious Clark. Donold Chiccorella. Randy Johnson, Frank Miller, Charles Snyder. Orville Keel Row 5: Earl La dig, Rodney Reffner, Eric Rinord, Ray Trail, Clyde Conner Row 1: Thomas Wilt, Ronald Rohm, Orville Williams, Kenneth Klahre, Keith Cornell. Ronald Beaueafh Row 2: Andrew Ketterman, John Strayer, Craig Melloft, Michael Vance. William Mearkle, Ronald Kifer, Lee Kefferman Row 3: Jacob Redinger. Paxton Clark, William Barkman, Harry Harman, Ronald Miles, Donald Harman Row 4: Curtis Young, Robert Robinette, Daniel Feight. Lee Cogon, Joseph Beck, Duyane Williams. Milton Defibaugh Row 5: Ralph Joy, Richard Fogal. Herbert Kisamore, Gary College, Jomes Price. Steve Young One Hundred Twelve f QjumoJi JkIlUw JaAnwiA oft (fomAiaz Row 1 Mr. Orndoff. Robert McClain, George McGrow, Gory Hartsock, Jesse Cogan. Ricky Holl. Ronald Donahue Row 2 Dean May, Daniel Pittman. Eddie Miller, Gregory Ritchey, John Roy, Rodney Norris, Lorry Mills Row 3: Henry Shaw. Jerry Mearkle. William Mearkle, Terry Feighf, Jomes Cornell, Gary Mills SENIOR F.F.A. OFFICERS JAMES PRICE GARY RICE Treasurer Reporter DELMAS CLARK RICHARD FOGAL GARY MAY Chaplain President Secretary JOHN STAYER JONATHAN McELFISH Sentinel Vice President One Hundred Thirteen cS mo i JiduM dlamsmcdiAhA 0$ (hmAica AMERICA ROW 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Absent: Miss Hess. Retro Roy. Penny Simpson. Joanne Clark. Doris Messersm.th. Gloria Bucket. Linda J,ce Sandro Bottomley. Eorlene Baratholow. Darlene Melloff. Conn.e Glotfalty. Undo Clark. Mary Spicer Norma Clark Darlene Morse. Joan Williams. Carol Mearkle. lontha Foor. Debb.e Smith. EMen Barrett Janet c -i .. r iu , . D «Mri,a Sioes. Haze Meark e, Anecio Ritchey, Maxine Bussard Emma Clmgerman. Kathy Calhoun, Mary Ann Mearkle, bonme Bonnie Foor, Linda Dunkle SENIOR F.H.A. OFFICERS REBECCA PEPPLE Vice President NANCY PEPPLE GLORIA CLARK Secretary Historian MYRA MILLS President DIANNA MARSHALL JEAN MILLS Treasurer Recreation Leader JUNIOR F.H.A. OFFICERS LINDA COGAN Assistant Secretary JANET CRAWFORD LOIS CESSNA Secretary Vice President SHARON CLARK President PHYLLIS BLACKSTONE JEAN FABIAN Historian Song Leader One Hundred Fourteen QjunioA JutuM dionwnak AA oft Chrwika Row 1: Mrs. E. Ritchey, Elizabeth Hershberger, Janeen Clark, Jane Scitficof. Alice Wallace. Vicki Poor Row 2: Marietta Hott. Shirley Bulger. Glenda Bulger, Linda Lotto, Betty Wink, Ruth Nelson Row 3: Wonda Hockenberry, Carol Dietrich, Koron Snyder, Linda Willey. Luann Leonard Row 4: Karen Feight, Linda Spade. Peggy Andrews. Patty Pepple Absent: Connie Logsdon (JahAihj QLub Row 1: Mr. Foor, Joan Beck, Larry Bulger. Polly Koontz, Janna College, Sandra England. Bonnie Henderson, Judy Clark. Jan Smith. Mr Roberts Row 2: Dean Fetters. Linda Thomas, Carey Lmgenfelter. Eric Smith, Ronald Foor, Dennis Morgan, Richard Crawford, Judy Mellon Row 3: John Stayer Dennis Bulger. George Wolfe. Patrick Korns. Lorry Sloan, Ronald Plummer, Tommy Ritchey. Jonathan McElfish Row 4 Jerry Walton, Lamonte Morris. John Troutman. Herbert Kisamore. Shane Sleighter, Samuel Bohn, Joseph Williams Row 5: Michael Conner, Rodney Reffner, Gregory Pepple, Jerry Lewis. Eric Rinord, Rodney Drenning One Hundred Fifteen JjuiuM JoadWiA of Chmhka OFFICERS PEGGY HOOVER. Treasurer; DANIEL BRANTNER. Historian; JENNIE ROLAND. Librarian, MARY HINSON. Secretary; LAURA HERSHBERGER, President; IRENE CALHOUN, Vice-President Row 1: Miss Morse, Carol Felton, Mary Coleman, Sandra Messersmith, Lennette Marshall Row 2: Betty Sue Hinson. Debbie Robinson, Jean Over. Alexis Foor, Janice Mearkle Row 3: Katharyn Hershberger, Dovid Bloom, Steve Sipes, Nancy Pepple, Linda Mellott, Janno College One Hundred Sixteen t $jLaIa tiihlsdk GAAodcdtion THE COUNCIL Row 1: Irene Calhoun, Treasurer; Cindy Wigfield. Vice President; Connie Cornell, President; Mildred Robinson, Secretary Row 2: Mrs. Clark, Wanda Millin, Denise England, Joan Branfner, Linda Dixon. Brenda Price Row 3: Betty Nelson, Elizabeth Troutman, Cathy Weitzel, Lennette Marshall Row 4: Elizabeth Weimer, Debbie Burket, Nancy Pepole, Susan Calhoun, Debbie Robinson Row 1: Jon Smith, Debra Rice, Ruth Morris, Gloria Burket, Diana Brontner, Linda Clark. Cathy Wilt, Connie Bloom. Retta Roy, Kathv Siburt Row 2: Beverly Clark, Darlene Mellott, Charlotte Calhoun. Judy Clark. Jonice Mearkle, Louise Schooley, Norma Jean Mills, Joan Beck, Linda Sands, Doreen Williams, Cheryl Smith Row 3: Barbara Johnson, Mary Anderson, Nancy Snyder, Kathleen Ferrell, Betty Sue Hinson, Jean Over, Kathy Snyder, Peggy Hoover, Myra Mills, Dianna Marshall Row 4: Bonnie Henderson, Ellen Borrett, Janna College, Linda Thomas, Anecia Ritchey, Judith Mellott, Sandra England, Linda Conley. Linda Waltman, Eileen Robinson, Polly Koontz Row 5: Gloria Clark, Gloria Henry, Susan Oyler, Linda Mellott, Shirley Nycum, Rebecca Pepple, Bonnie Sipes, Clara Otto, Reta Wink. Bonnie College One Hundred Seventeen ti Acciaiwn Row 1: Cathy Hinson, Beckie Branfner. Debbie Norris. Beverly King. Ginger Clark. Vicki Ferrell. Vicki Gump. Cathy Arnold. Linda Smith, Sherron Sparks Row 2: Den.se O'Neal, Rondo Foor. Vera Karns. Sharon Peterson, Wanda Ketterman, Pamela Jones. Beverly Barkmon, Diane Williams, Louise Snyder Row 3: Linda Fisher. Connie Meorkle, Betty Wink. Kathy Miller. Carol Bouch. Hazel K.fer. Carol Meorkle, Vivian Dishong, Mary Davis, Terry Lynch Row 4: Theresa Wendell, Kathryn Hershberger. Kathy W.afield, Deirdre Lookabaugh, Patricia Stuckey, Donna Davis. Debbie Snyder. Gladys Karns, Debbie College Row 5: Charlene Foor, Vicky Meorkle. Yvonne Karns, Mary Meorkle. Charlotte Pcpple. Hazel Meorkle, Eileen Smith. Susan Smith Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 ;,m Cornell. Hilda Koontz, Debbie Shaffer. Penny Adams. Diane Miller Pa ty Jo Miller. Sharon Pain er .,nda Huffman. Beth Tromm. Laura Wink. Linda Gouchnour. Linda O Neal Jill Barney Charlene Calhoun, Darlene Foor usanne Wh.sel, Jean Harman. Den.se England. Brenda Browell. Susan Clark. Marsha Mellon. Jackie Edwards •any Bartholow. Debb.e Sleckmon. Sharon Cooper. Sheryl Clouse. Connie Heffner Susan Sipes. D.one O Dell. Karen Cooper ionnie Mills. Sharon Robinson. Karen Snyder. Carol Barkmon. Polly People. Linda Heffner. Susan Robinson One Hundred Eighteen athletics Track POLLY ANN KOONTZ Head Cheerleader BONNIE HENDERSON JANNA COLLEGE SANDRA ENGLAND LINDA THOMAS (fJisuiJitsiadsihA JUDITH MELLOTT Varsity Cheerleader JUNIOR VARSITY VICKI FERRELL BEVERLY KING VIVIAN DISHONG PATRICIA STUCKEY CINDY WIGFIELD DEBBY ROBINSON DEBORAH COLLEGE One Hundred Twenty One QunioA diiqk ChoahlsuidsiAA Debbie Norris, Linda O'Neal, Brenda Browell, Susan Robinson, Yvonne Karns, Beth Weimer, Sharon Robinson, Debbie Barton, Debbie Foor Jhack and Jisdd - 1%6 Row 1: Eric Rinord. Reginald Bustard, Jonathan McElfish, Steve Clark, Rodney Reffner. Michael Pittman, William Lookobough Row 2: Dale Yoder, Harry Stayer, John Troutman, Larry Bulger. Doniel Reed, Brent Feight. Daniel Brontner Row 3: Michael Cloude, Darnel Foor, Michael Jay. Herbert Struckman. John Stayer. Herbert Kisamore Row 4 Coach Roberts, Jeffrey Clark, Dennis Drennmg. Joseph Facchmei. James Barndollar, Eric Smith. Dennis Stuckey, Coach Brown Row 5: Dean Fetters, Joseph Ritchey, Richard Pittman. Arlen Showalter, Dennis Millin Co-Captains: Harry Stayer and John Stayer Outstanding Athlete: James Barndollar Team Honors: Bedford County Championship Trophy BaMball 1966 Kneeling: Coach Foor, Lamonfe Morris, Carey Lingenfelter, Richard Crowford, John Hinish, Joseph Williams. George Wolfe, John Williams, Donald Diehl, Rodney Clark. Manager; Richard Evans. Manager Standing: Coach Vespa, Michael Conner, Derrill Kline, Dana Calhoun, Patrick Karns, Samuel Bohn, Rodney Drenning, Lynn O'Neal, Gary May. Gregory Pepple, James Wright, Gerald Robinette, James Caro Captain: John Hinish Most Valuable Player: Derrill Kline SEASON RECORD 10 Wins 4 Losses Southern Fulton 10-1 Forbes Road 3-1 Hyndman 3-1 Tussey Mountain 11-0 Bedford 5-9 Chestnut Ridge 12-4 Northern Bedford County 7-1 Hyndman 4-6 Southern Fulton 3-1 Bedford 3-2 Chestnut Ridge 1-3 Tussey Mountain 3-4 Forbes Road 7-1 Northern Bedford County 6-2 Team Honors: Bedford County League— Second Place One Hundred Twenty Three UahAihj Joothall Row 1i Dean Fetters, Larry Bulger, Jonathan McElfish, John Williams. John Stayer, Tommy Ritchey. Eric Smith Winfred Decker, Rodney Clark Row 2: Eric Rinord, manager; Dennis Bulger, John Foor, James Wright, Daniel Foor, Charles Snyder, Patrick Korns, Joseph Williams, Donald Chiccarella, Allen Schooley. Thomas Swartz, Jerry Lewis, manager , Row 3: Coach Maslanik, Shane Sleighter, John Troutman, Rodney Drenning, Rodney Reffner, Michael Conner, Herbert Kisamore, Lamonfe Morris, Jerry Walton, Michael Pittman, Coach Vespa, Coach Foor SEASON RECORD 7 Wins 1 Loss 1 Tie Score Bedford 14-6 Shade-Central City 39-7 Berlin-Brothers Valley 7-7 Tussey Mountain 19-0 Somerset 14-13 Chestnut Ridge 7-6 Central 20-7 Northern Bedford County 27-7 Williamsburg 15-27 Co-Captains: Lamonte Morris and John Stayer TEAM HONORS Inter-County Conference Championship Western Conference Class B Championship INDIVIDUAL HONORS All-County First Team Michael Conner Jonathan McElfish All-County Second Team Lamonte Morris Tommy Ritchey Allen Schooley John Stayer One Hundred Twenty Four jiunioA dtiqh football Row 1: Kenny VonPelt. Bernord Sloon, Richord Wigheld, Shone Wilt. Robert Plenner, Neilond Fetters, Williom Williams, Richord Chamberlain, Alan Poor. Mork Felton, Charles Morral. Eddie Clark, John Giffin Row 2: Michael Tromm, Steve Swartz, Gregory Bowman, Gregory Sipes, Randy Johnson, Larry Grubb (Co-Captain), Robert Miller (Co-Captam), Mark Hush, Terry M. Clark, Thomas Barkman. Thomos Beegle, Randy Leader, Randy Bussard Row 3: Coach Klein, Terry Fetters. Rick Caro. Arlen Showalter. Terry D Clark. Lorry Zimmerman, Ray Dudley. Thomas Deremer, Dale Cline, Warren Barkmon, Kerry McCulley. Coach Brown Row 4: Samuel Scolia, Denn.s Drenn.ng, Darnel Staverosky, Bradley Poor. Frank Hammond. Donald Poor. Barry Bussard. David Tromm. Andy Foor, William Lewis, John Bouch SEASON RECORD 6 Wins 1 Loss Score Berlin-Brothers Valley 42-0 Hollidaysburg 19-6 Somerset 7-0 Chestnut Ridge 33-0 Northern Bedford County 14-12 Bedford 12-0 Tussey Mountain 14-20 JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD 4 Wins 4 Losses Score Windber 0-37 Tussey Mountain 26-13 Hollidaysburg 19-36 Bedford 6-12 Chestnut Ridge 26-0 Central 26-0 James Buchanan 31-25 Somerset 14-20 One Hundred Twenty Five (BoAksdhcdl Kneeling: Standing: VARSITY SQUAD Cocch Shaffer. Manager Ronald Foor -nning Gary Wright Richard Crawford, George Wolfe. Marshall Redinger. Joseph Williams. Michael Conner. Michael Cloude. Rodney V Daniel Foor, Patrick Korns, Carey Lingenfelter Kneeling: Standing: Coach Henderson. Manager David Wilt Randy Sponsler, John Williams, Jerry Foor, JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Richard Fogol, Jerry, Morrol, Jomes Wright, Scott Jones, Lon Ritchey. Terry Swindell One Hundred Twenty Six (BaAhsdbcdl VARSITY SEASON RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY Won 16 Lost 9 Won 10 Lost 10 OPPONENT VARSITY SCORE JUNIOR VARSITY SCORE Southern Fulton 61-58 35-34 Central 59-57 24-26 Shanksville-Stonycreek 62-61 56-34 Claysburg 65-86 40-29 Shanksville-Stonycreek 56-58 48-29 Claysburg 71-69 35-37 Berkeley Springs 66-53 no game James Buchanan 42-84 no game Tussey Mountain 54-38 21-42 Bishop McCort 57-97 29-69 Hyndman 61-68 40-43 Bedford 69-38 33-23 Chestnut Ridge 64-29 33-18 Northern Bedford County 58-47 50-29 Tussey Mountain 71-64 44-45 Hyndman 52-50 35-37 Williamsburg 56-74 25-50 Bedford 73-49 45-42 Bishop McCort 62-86 27-51 Chestnut Ridge 81-65 28-18 Southern Fulton 96-82 42-28 Northern Bedford County 65-50 36-57 Conemaugh Township 76-64 no game Penn-Cambria 56-85 no game Hyndman 55-64 no game Captains: Michael Conner, Richard Crawford, Cary Lingenfelter TEAM HONORS District V PIAA Class B Championship Southern Fulton Holiday Tournament Runner-up INDIVIDUAL HONORS Michael Conner Southern Fulton Holiday Tournament All-Stars Second highest individual scorer in Bedford County with 449 points in regular season play (493 points including play-offs) Highest WARRIOR scorer, breaking an 18 - year old record set by Donald Mickey McFarland in 1949 with 401 points Highest WARRIOR scorer in the history of the school for three years of Varsity play—1,171 points in regular season play and 1,215 points including play-offs One Hundred Twenty Seven £a hdJball JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Row 1: Shane Wilt, William Williams. Samuel Scalia. Dennis Drenning. Lynn Ritchey, Joseph Cessna, Dennis Koontz, Melvin Schreiber, Randy Leader Row 2: Michael Tromm, Manager; Joseph Ritchey, Lester Treece, Steven Swartz, Larry Zimmerman, Eugene Decker. Joseph Facchinei, James Giffin Row 3: Coach Foor, Bradley Foor, Jeffrey Clark, Donald Foor, Robert Ciucci. Mark Hush, Thomas Williams, Thomas Beegle. John Giffin, Coach Vespa SEASON RECORD Won 4 Lost 10 OPPONENT SCORE Northern Bedford County 40-70 Chestnut Ridge 19-13 Shade-Central City 26-23 Shanksville-Stonycreek 45-55 Forbes Road 40-46 Shanksville-Stonycreek 46-53 Northern Bedford County 38-69 Bedford 24-50 Tussey Mountain 47-74 Chestnut Ridge 35-21 Bedford 35-60 Shade-Central City 37-16 Forbes Road 38-46 Tussey Mountain 36-54 One Hundred Twenty Eight VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Dean Fetters. Larry Bulger. Thomas Barkman, Dennis Morgan. Eric Smith, Vernon Von Stein, Doniel Staverosky Row 2: Edward Wigfield, Manager; Gregory Pepple, Ronold Plummer, Larry Sloan. Gary Pittman, Herbert Kisomore, John Troutman. Robert Thomas. Lee Miller, Jonathan McElfish, Coach Clark SEASON RECORD Won 5 Lost 6 OPPONENT SCORE Northern Bedford County 26-20 Conemaugh Township 26-17 Hollidaysburg 14-30 Bedford 14-29 Hyndman 47-3 Tussey Mountain 26-25 Chestnut Ridge 23-29 Altoona 12-26 Central 30-13 Somerset 20-22 Boswell 14-26 Captain: John Troutman INDIVIDUAL HONORS Hollidaysburg Invitational Tournament Dean Fetters—95-lb Runner-up Herbert Kisamore—Heavyweight Runner-up District V PIAA Tournament Herbert Kisamore—Heavyweight Runner-up One Hundred Twenty Nine Ut iA ilinq JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Terry Wilt, Randy Bussard. Robert Miller, Daniel Staverosky. Gregory Shaffer, Kirk Dunkle Row 2: Daniel Leader, Mark Smith, Winfred Decker, Gregory Sipes, Gregory Bowman, Daniel Whetstone. Thomas Swartz Row 3: Angelo Harclerode, Thomos Spamer. Robert O'Dell. Gary Pittman, Larry Grubb, Ronald Rhodes. Wayne Calhoun Absent: Coach McIntyre JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Row 1: Edward Ciucci, Richard Chamberlain, Alan Foor. Jeffrey Whetstone, Ronald Hoft, Robert O'Dell, Neiland Fetters, Kenneth Miller, Bernard Sloan, Donald Wilt, John Gordon Row 2: Thomas Staverosky, Richard Hush, George Clingerman, John Lynch, Wolter Brallier, David Grimm, Rodney Norris, Ricky Cessna, Norman Wilt. David Duncan Row 3: Coach Brodish, Steve Hollingshead, John Eshelman, Terry Fetters, Richard Coro, John Caro. Steve Bartholow, Richard Hess. Steven Morse, Arlen Showalter, Ray Fetters, Herbert Jackson One Hundred Thirty To Miss Morse, who stands as a symbol of inspiration with her apparent dedication to youth and who, with her interest, guidance, and patience, has helped this annual to be created To Mr. Kennedy, who directed our business staff and typists To Miss McCormick, who helped our artists with advice To Mr. Rhoades and the Bedford County Press, who helped with photography To Cover Studio and Weigel and Barber, Inc., who provided professional service To the patrons and advertisers, without whom this edition of the W ARRIOR would have been impossible To all these people, we express our deepest appreciation. The 1967 WARRIOR Staff One Hundred Thirty One COMPLIMENTS Caro Motor Sales and Service, Inc. AND Carolyn Courts One Hundred Thirty Two THE EVERETT BAM 115 East Main Street EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA 0 ‘CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES” One Hundred Thirty Three FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA Drive-in Hanking facilities at rear of main office Branches at WOODBURY, PA. BREEZEWOOD, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member oj Federal Reserve System Crawfurd’s Department Store The Friendly Family Store Water Street EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA 652-5321 One Hundred Thirty Four 2= (F 2= S= (r=« h=4F ! l!r= i= GERALD W. CLARK Hell Drilling and Pumps JACUZZI j Uniflow—Softeners and Filters EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA 1 Phone 652-5733 f COVER STUDIO Portrait Commercial IP eddings Groups PHOTOGRAPHY 504 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA. PAUL COVER Telephone y JAMES COVER 536-5189 - One Hundred Thirty Five One Hundred Thirty Six Congratulations Graduating Class Bedford Rural Electric Cooperative, lac. BEDFORD, PA. REGULAR BUYERS 190 200 PREMIUM BUYERS 210 220 230 240 LUXURY BUYERS 230 260 HORTON'S SUNOCO Your Car Runs Best and You Pay Less Breezewood RE 5-9987 Everett 652-5211 Bedford 623-9827 Bedford 623-9849 One Hundred Thirty Seven Congratulations Class of '67 Compliments of Winecoff Winecoff WILLIAM WINECOFF, JR. i Brown Motor Supply Co., Inc. Auto Parts Wholesaler Plumbing and Heating Showroom—2 South Street EVERETT, PA. 15537 Bedford Roll-Arena and Restaurant Roll Arena Model Car Raceways South River Lane EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA U.S. 220—Turnpike Interchange BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA .Compliments of Plaza Motor Lodge Morral's Motor Lodge Rainbow Motel Owners MR. MRS. ROY MORRAL BREEZEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Thirty Eight .... Where THRIFT meets FASHION STORES fa®Qus fcrjsvinj?' Gaph Enterprise Inc. Finance and Insurance Complete Line of Trailers SALES and SERVICE Phone 623-9001 R.D. 4 BEDFORD, PA. 15522 the year ’round Congratulations to our own Class of 1967 Gateway Restaurant and Gift Shop BREEZEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA Electric Sales and Service Kelvinator Appliances RCA Radio and Television Bottled Gas Service ♦ 141 East Main Street EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 652-2514 One Hundred Thirty Nine Sponsler's B.R. Suoerelle 802 North Spring Street Everett, Pennsylvania Phone 652-2814 One Hundred Forty 5,e=S -=5 =9’‘= Compliments of Compliments of Gulf Oil Producls Percy G. Foor Real Esiale P. O. Box 118 EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 652-2213 Phone: 652-2195 ♦ ♦ JAMES STEPHENSON Distributor Compliments of EVERETT PETROLEUM INC. Distributor PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Phone 652-2101 EVERETT, PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Forty One One Hundred Forty Two Congratulations, Class of ’67 Everell Jewelers Diamonds—Watches Jewelry—Gifts Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing Phone 652-2942 Everett, Pa. Compliments of Marshall W. Foor Garage FRANK L. FOOR, Proprietor SUNOCO PRODUCTS AND AUTO REPAIRS Rear Front-End Alignment 652-2478 Rt. 30, Everett, Pennsylvania Penn Wood Guest Home MR. MRS. E. G. BUTERBAUGH, Owners Modern Nursing Home Bedfast and Ambulatory Registered Nurse 652-2011 or 623-9292 Adjacent Memorial Hospital R. D. 1, Everett Rohm's Feed Mill Feeds—Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies—Hardware Fertilizer—Grains Breezewood, Pennsylvania OUR PATRONS Compliments of Dr. W. F. McCahan Wiltshire Dr. Norvil T. Pointer Motel Strayer Locker Plant Beefelt • Lynford Conner Breezewood Dr. Harold N. Slutzker Pennsylvania One Hundred Forty Three One Hundred Forty Four Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Co. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’67 Everett, Pennsylvania W. A. Morris and Son Dealer in International Harvester Farm Equipment and Supplies Everett, Pennsylvania Our Specialty— Broasted Chicken Only at Dairyland Home of FREEZER FRESH SOFT ICE CREAM R. D. 2, Everett, Pennsylvania Congratulations Class of ’67 West End Barbershop and Drive-In Barbershop “We specialize in all types of hair cutting DON FERGUSON, Propietor Everett, Pennsylvania Hinish Feed and Farm Supply Phone 652-2315 “Your Friendly Master Mix Dealer ’ Feed and Farm Supplies North Spring St. Everett, Pa. BEDFORD COUNTY PRESS Everett, Pennsylvania CARL T. WHETSTONE DONN C. WHETSTONE Insurance 42-Years’ Service 213 East Main Street Everett, Pennsylvania Compliments of Everett Flower Shop Flowers for Every Occasion Phone 652-5833 One Hundretf Forty Five B B Esso Junction U.S. 30 and Int. 70 RE 5-9989 Breezewood, Pa. Congratulations, Class of ‘67 Gump Insurance Agency Nationwide Representative Phone 652-2711 Everett, Pennsylvania Compliments of H. C. Sleighier Sons Furniture—Floor Coverings Electrical Appliances 652-5422 Everett, Pennsylvania Open Any Evening by Appointment ICKES DRUG STORE “THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 623-5615 Bedford, Pennsylvania Compliments of ED’S STEAK HOUSE Along route 30 opposite Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange Everell Motor Company RAMBLER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 259 East Main Street Everett, Pennsylvania Phone 652-2107 Complete Auto Service Congratulations to the Class of ’67 Home Aid Bakery Phone 652-5910 Everett, Pennsylvania H. E. Laher Sons Distributors Atlantic—Richfield Co. Products LEUIN SHOE STORE Your Family Shoe Store for Quality Footwear BENNETT SHOENTHAL Bedford, Pennsylvania 623-9417 We Give S Green Stamps Compliments of RUSSELL E. FRITZ ELECTRIC COMPANY Bedford, Pennsylvania One Hundred Forty Six Breezewood Super Market MEMBER OF BETTER RETAIL STORES Fresh Cuts of Choice Meats Fresh Produce Frozen Foods Health and Beauty Aid Department Complete Line of Picnic Supplies REpublic 5-4320 Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of Maurice's Department Stores Bedford, Pennsylvania Frostburg, Maryland Everett Cleaners 4-Hour Cleaning Service Complete New Cleaning Plant Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Plant in Bedford County Everett 652-2664 Buy More for Less at Boor's Mobile Homes SALES SERVICE 10, 12, 20, and 24 wide New and Used A Variety of Makes to Choose from ROY W. BOOR, Owner Rt. 26 North, R. D. 2, Everett, Pa. Montgomery Ward Catalog Sales Agency 38 East Main Street ROBERT E. HARCLERODE, Agent ‘The Friendliest Store in Town’ Phone 652-5105 Kooniz Music House Bedford County’s Complete Music Center 623-6419 Bedford, Pennsylvania Engle's Tonsorial Shop “Haircutting to Your Satisfaction” Phone 652-2093 101 East Main Street, Everett, Pa. Compliments of Your Friendly A P Food Store in Everett 652-6566 GOBY MARSHALL, Proprietor One Hundred Forty Seven Compliments of G. C. MURPHY COMPANY Your Complete Variety Store “SHOP MURPHY’S” Main St., Everett, Pa. Ph. 652-2612 Compliments of AGWAY, INC. Railroad Street Bedford Everett Compliments of the BREEZEWOOD TELEPHONE COMPANY Breerewood Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Compliments of JOLLY KIDS SHOPPE Corner Plaza Everett, Pa. Compliments of EVERETT NEWS AGENCY RESTAURANT Pennsylvania Compliments of PENN AIRE MOTEL Bridal Suites Breezewood Pennsylvania CRABTREE'S ATLANTIC Wheel Balancing lubricclion RE 5-4386 Breezewood Pennsylvania TRAVELERS REST MOTEL-RESTAURANT Steaks—Sea Food—Chicken Route 30 4 miles east of Everett TOWN HILL GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Breezewood Pennsylvania WOLF FURNITURE CO. Complete line of home furnishings EASY CREDIT FRIENDLY SERVICE 652-5149 East Main Street Everett, Pa. BOB FOOR NEW and USED Cars—1 rucks—Motorcycles Phone 623-8298 Route 30 Bedford, Pa. WERTZ AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts Phone 623-5711 Bedford Pennsylvania MARJORIE STULTZ BEAUTY SALON Wigs, Wiglets, and Complete beauty aids Air Conditioned Everett Pennsylvania AIKFY’S WATCH REPAIR 40 Water Street Everett Phone 652-2767 DEIST CLEANERS “Oldest Reliable Cleaners in the County” DOT and JOHN SHAFFER, owners Bedford and Everett Compliments of MR. AND MRS. TOM R. BARNDOLLAR Everett Pennsylvania 3 One Hundred Forty Eight 0 y Compliments of £ SWINDELL’S HARDWARE 1 J SPORTING GOODS | ________________________________ J SHOP WESTERN AND SAVE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everett Pennsylvania J--------------------------------- I DOYLE’S FLOWER SHOP For Beautiful Flowers—Think of Ours Everett Bedford J -------------------------------- | JAY BLACKBURN SONS Bedford, Pa. Don't let the best you have done so 2 far be the standard for the rest of J) your life. | -------------------------------- : CESSNA MOTORS J USED CMtS | R. D. 2 y Bedford Pennsylvania _____ J I J s I ] I J - i STONE CREST MOTEL 50 UNITS AND POOL Bedford Pennsylvania CRINOLINE COURTS MOTEL Bedford Interchange Bedford, Pa. owned fc MR. AND MRS. ETHAN A. BARRON FIVE GABLES RESTAURANT Intersection of Rts. 56 and 220 Owned by MR. AND MRS. RALPH WATKINS ■ 0=� «5=“ S= G !=� Q= G= Compliments of THE MONEY MAN AT THE BUDGET PLAN 101 East Main Street Everett, Pennsylvania Compliments o) PENN HARDWARE Hardware, Paint, Electrical Supplies, and Furniture Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of MR. AND MRS. A. D. STAVEROSKY Tax and Accounting Service Compliments of SOUTHWAY GARAGE We do auto repairs of any kind Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of FISCHER S GARAGE Crystal Springs Pennsylvania CHICOPEE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Fresh Sea Food and Steaks Route 220 North of Penna. Turnpike DANCING NIGHTLY Compliments of PETE AND BETTY’S DINER The Home of Good Food OPEN 24 HOURS Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments of RITCHEY’S REDWOOD MOTEL MR. AND MRS. FRED RITCHEY AND DAUGHTER One Hundred Forty Nine ,OlL= 6' lS� C Lb (r Q= (? Q= C? CL= (? Q= CF“ Q: (?=« j Compliments of ; CLARK S MOTOR LODGE BOUCH’S TEXACO (L 3 3 I 3 I 3 3 c 3 I 3 ) i 3 | 3 I 3 I 3 | 3 3 J i 3 I J i £ I 3 I U.S. 30 Three miles east of Everett PAUL A. CLARK, Building Contractor Compliments of CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING SERVING RF.UFORI) COUNTY Bedford, Pa. Phone 623-5287 BEDFORD AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION Call 623-5611 DICKEN S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 652-2623 Everett, Pa. SOLLENBERGER FARM EQUIPMENT John I)et“it—New Idea B. F. GOODRICH TIRES 652-5223 State Street, Everett, Pa. EVERETT MARBLE 6 GRANITE Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer Complete Line of Shoe Dressing RAY’S SHOE REPAIR RED If INC SHOES Everett Pennsylvania BEDFORD COUNTY OIL COMPANY Distributors of TIDEWATER OIL CO. Products Phone 652-5118 N. Spring Street Everett, Pa. COMPLETE SERVICE Breezewood Pennsylvania SEARS, ROEBUCK, COMPANY Phone 623-9051 Bedford Pennsylvania SCENIC MOTOR COURT Route 30 East, Breezewood, Pa. RE-5-4486 MR. MRS. WILMER FITZWATER, Owners LITTLE JACK’S CORNER RESTAURANT Home Style Cooking and Pies 766-2521 Loysburg Gap DEAN’S BARBER SHOP CLOSED MONDAYS RE 5-4933 Hours: Tues. thru Fri. 8:30-6 Saturdays 8 6 WHITESIDE RESTAURANT Located off Route 70 near Crystal Spring Pennsylvania Rest oj Luck Class ol ’67 BREEZEWOOD GARAGE Breezewood Pennsylvania Compliments oj BREEZE MANOR MOTEL Breezewood Pennsylvania A One Hundred Fifty McFarlands FINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS Furniture oj Tomorrow's Today Phone 652-5632 Compliments oj THE SUPPLY COMPANY Everett Pennsylvania Compliments of PANORAMA MOTEL Breezewood Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. ELMER FOOR, JR. duioqAaphA f S' { I t 3 One Hundred Fifty One ChdjoqJiafihA