Forty Fort High School - Fort Yearbook (Forty Fort, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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THE ggi? -Sgpggw I. -. u ' ' 1.5. ,. hw 1 1 0 9, 7 ,n'- . ' fl I 5.1. n in .'.,Ef 4 1 Y E595 .nn-..., 5 0' L o'4 ' lv' 254 3 h s tl- u 2? Yr .,.l Q..-. Y, if ,- ' .- 'F b ,yu ,,, 5' vm I IEEE! E23 V.-wx 1. ,Kyiv-'in' . . inn- 4.- 5 f 5- . y The Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Nine feels that Our Town' is an appropriate theme for its published record of school life. In a very true sense the school is a Community within a community. The workings of our school have their counterpartsh in. the 4 , tions of our boroughp for exam le t - -. -H - ' ic .,,. , .. . T' T , n g is .- . V , . ' if iiiellibiiroughi'bur9essiiand-,,i?9s.Q!, g ?yr'lg gq'yL,,,,4, li a M ...Y .. .if-Qibting citizenry is similarly reflected meetings and in the Student Council. By picture grid wordfithiqbagesyrthal followg focus : fl' the attention of the reader upon our school 'community against the hbadkgroundmot our larger community of three wards and six 'districtsf S2 1 'Vi w,, ,gs -L V . .0 in N Y .Y b v: ,. f 6 s L ll ' CONTENTS 'xx Esk- X--, 4 V an x M u ma N 1 'M U Q ,,, is 3 M Q' if 23, ii ,W ' rnagww f. , f ' f , ww ?f:L 9f:f.lf-:W V V v -I . , .J f0 ss1?y3if IN LOVING MEMORY On Monday of January 19 1959 Mr Bruce G Blackman died of a heart ailment at the Wilkes Barre General Hospital where he had been a patient since December 15 1958 A native of Courtdale Borough and a graduate of Edwardsville High School and Bloomsburg State Teachers College he served as Teacher principal and football coach in the Kingston Borough School District until he entered military service in May 1917 From 1919 until his death he was a member of the Fourth Estate as reporter and since acterized him as a gentleman ot the press We the Class of 1959 representing the feelings ot the present student body as well as the sentiments of alumni and alumnae mourn the loss of one who served the best in terests of Forty Fort boys and girls as a member ot the Board of School Directors in gen eral and as chairman of the instruction and athletic committees in particular To this end we dedicate this page in reverent appreciation and respectful memory of Mr Bruce G Black man 1951 as sports editor of the Times-Leader, the Evening News. An editorial tribute char- S? 2 , K. M- ah 4 ' ' - f f Q f I .y p. qew- nil? mluiwzliu- MMV E151-1-v , .1 , h , x 5, Mm ,L ,, f 1 'l mpg ww 1 A V all ' , KI .Mg ,- :fob V ,E if AQ -'Z , K 1 wg im V. , ii , if g gg., ' lv A ' :' L Q3 Q, mum'-' 2 R L Q 1 W gg X , A 4 an ' 'VM Ani , , Q 2' A, Q I Q 5 . in . is if 3' I' f ,gf A '1':3 'M A n , sa faf iw A w Q S10 .gr , 'M sn U it W W N , W mf 1 0 ww, me W ADMINISTRATION FRANK W WALP LEON C BUBECK Supervising Prmclpal Prmclpal Pennsylvania State Umversuty Bucknell Umverslty Bucknell Unlverslty B A M A Columbia Umverslty BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS MILLER S FREDERICK WILLIAM E GRlFFlTl'l CHARLES D LEMMOND HERMAN E PLIESKATT NOEL A THOMAS Member Member Member Member Member STERLING A WAGNER JOHNSON H WRIGHT H LANE GLIDDEN JAMES P HARRIS STANLEY K WALBORN Member Member Treasurer Sol cutor Arch fed B.S., M.A. ANNA S. BARNES Craft, English, Public Speaking, Director of Dramatics Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege Pennsylvania State University, B.S. WALTER R. COLLINS English, Sophomore Class Ad- visor West Virginia Wesleyan College Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.A. GORDON J. EVANS Vocal Music, Choral Groups Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. GARNET F. BENNER PAUL P. L. BRONG WILLIAM J. BROWN Health, Physical Education, Head of Science Department, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Science Chemistry, Physics, G e n e r a l Drawing East Stroudsburg State Teachers Science Cornell University College, B.S. Franklin and Marshall Univer- Pennsylvania State University, sity of Pennsylvania M.E., M.A. New York University, B.A., M.Ed. FACULTY in WILLARD J. DAVIES Head of Commercial Depart ment, Commercial Subiects Guidance, Faculty Manager Bloomsburg State Teachers Col lege New York University Bucknell University, B.S., M.S. RALPH GRAMLEY Social Studies, Senior Class Ad- visor, THE RED AND WHITE Susquehanna University Columbia University Pennsylvania State University Bucknell University BA DONALD L. HERROLD Head of Mathematics Depart ment, Mathematics, Assistant Coach-Basketball, Hi-Y Susquehanna University Bucknell University, B.A., M.A. ANNA JONES Guidance, Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Yankee Youth Center New York University, B.S., M.A. MADGE R. KlLE Commercial Subiects, Senior Class Advisor, Girls' Basketball Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. NELSON H. KILE PAUL KRAYER Mathematics Health, Physical Education, University of California Science, Head Coach-Basketball, Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- Intramural Softball lege Springfield College, B.S. University of Virginia, B.A. EDNA MAURER HELEN NOACK A,-1 Supervisor Librarian, Junior Class Advisor Columbia University, B.S. I College Misericordia Pennsylvania State University B.A. REESE E. PELTON DOROTHY PETTEBONE RUTH K. PETTEBONE lf15lfUmef1T5l Music. Instrumental Head of Language Department, School Nurse GYOUPS English, French, Spanish Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Wilkes College Goucher College College Misericordia Bucknell University Univerghy of Colorado Wilkes College, R.N. P9n'1SYlVB ll5 5'-316 UnlVef5llY, Pennsylvania State University B.A., M.Ed. B.S. I I LORRAINE H. RICE Head of English Department, English, Public Speaking Col- lege Misericordia Pennsylvania State University, B.A., M.Ed. JAMES STELTZER Social Studies, Head Coach- Football, Wrestling, Track Thiel College, B.S. BERTHA THOMAS English, History, General Lan- guage Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege I2 KATHLEEN STACK Biology, General Science, Stu- dent Council, THE FORT, College Misericordia Marywood College, B.A., M.A. To the teachers has been entrusted our town's priceless possession-the youth. We, the Class of 1959, gratefully acknowledge their invaluable aid in our education. Their experience, store of knowledge, interest, enthusiasm, patience, and friendliness have contributed immeasurably to the development of our potential. To them must go our appreciation for what we are and what we hope to be. FACULTY JEANNE STAPLETON Home Economics Marywood College University of Scranton University of Pennsylvania, B.S. FRED M. TEMPLIN Mathematics Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. GOMER J. WILLIAMS Head of Social Science Depart- ment, Latin, Social Studies, Stu- dent Council, THE FORT Williams College Bowling Green State Teachers College New York University, B.A., M.A. HAROLD W, WILLIAMS Geography, Junior Class Ad- visor, Assistant Coach-Foot- ball, Wrestling Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege Rutgers University, B.S. .. i vi' 'Q' 6 I ig' , M f WAS 45 1 f f f :var Z' ff' 'T' ' Q- W9 ,jglm L ff W f X if Y ff ,ff M ,, gk , 1, '. QM: , ,,,.V1x. J ,V H gf yr '.'uA ,. ,,. AA SENIORS Our town boasts the most attractive borough building in northern Pennsyl- vania. lts stately columns and symmetri- cal lines evoke the admiration of pass- ing tourists. Under the spell of our senti- ment for this civic landmark, we shall review again and again the cherished memories of our school community as we leaf through these pages of class- mate pictures and write-ups. ,rf-'li 4 I Q 'fl y- ' Q 14 'qu 3' 194+ -' gn xy-Vik. 1 wh 5' Q K Q, Y J v . . inf 'atjv ,, ' , fhplui l Sh? rx tn iiueqt, Hia' ,. K x . , x :itz 4 ,H maj' 1' K ., Z' ' ' -sr Jw ww -N fi f 'sf L2 'iL'Q :QT A' 'aff as Kg j1'!f',g in f': .-'cgi 'viii f Wgyafrti-a, Li' 5 tlhTtiZ?a:IQs.3f f, -ig 1:23-is gn! x f fi z, H V' . 'Rx f- f A- 5 Tl x i ' 1 '25 c w',sX' jf' W A ' 'fu W , z- ' vi . 'I' 2+ - NN ?67 K R l 'L V ff . 9 I 0 . ' Q7 A ! sk ss i bs '01 , . , WF 'Qu 8' Q H ' fx B- , X KP- K 5 Q Q' , . in K vi! 5 ' xl juqg' . f ' ' ,V- , y . . BEVERLY ANNE URISKO President of the Student Council Beverly was regarded as one of the outstanding girls in our school and our borough. Through the years she has frequently displayed her many diversified talents. The offices of recording secretary, vice-president and finally president of Student Council proved Beverly's vast and indefatigable interest in our Student Council. As majorette Bev was noted as one of the -peppiest in formation. In the junior year, our class bestowed upon her the chairmanship of our most-treasured project, the Junior Prom, Sayonara. Beverly's dramatic ability was revealed in the sopho- more entry of the All-School Play and in the junior and senior plays. Her singing and playing were assets of the Senior Girls' Chorus. More often than not the honor roll included her name. Considerable credit for the suc- cess of THE RED AND WHITE was attributed to her work as art editor. For all these attainments Bev will be remembered by her classmates who also had often enjoyed her keen sense of humor. I6 CLASS LEADERS WILLIAM OWEN ROBERTS President of the Senior Class Do something that will make the world a better place to live in. With this as his motto, Bill Roberts won the confidence and friendship of his fellow classmates. Through them he attained the offices of treasurer in the tenth grade and president in the eleventh and twelfth grades. Besides serving as a class officer, Bill participated in sports. During the winter season he was a member of the wrestling team, in the, l27-pound class. ln the spring Bill played softball. In addition to these activities, Bill had roles in four plays, in one of which he was voted the best actor. He was on the honor roll in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The student body voted Bill the Student-of-the Month, the class gave him recognition by choosing him Senior-of-the-Month. Bill was also an active member of the Hi-Y and served as chaplain. The Mixed Chorus and the photography staff of the yearbook included Bill in their membership. All of these accomplishments were made easier by Bill's all-encompassing personality and friendly smile. But, of course, what else could you expect from a Welshman? x L, 1 W .ml , Q I wg, L ,M , :gpg ww,-wf-M M I A gl M, M.:-.,,,,., M if 1 .QV r A A I ,A WJ ,,, hi'-ff-Y--..,. af? Q a I A4 -1Y'f ..- 4 4112 W. , f p-, , as 'gggf Q 5,4- ? AM 1 ,m , .iz , . hy 56 'W im ., . 'MV - ,my fx 1 X' A 1 7 6 J J- Wi V , A ' 4 4 O' is 1, 31' kayak 52 f . , ,L ,,,.f K gf? i5'l'a1 ii 5 Mil HW' 1, H M I ,, Mi' 1 if 1 Q 4 . 1 2,1 , 5 'Z is ' '52 , 4 V .Lim V fqvfi ff 5 uf., . . M K . .V .ff uf. . f' .6 W f 0 E Z., M an 5 g, M? 'Q fb, , Vw , 1 Q 6 f ' ' , vv,,,2:.4 ,Q I W . fr.. ,fn . . bmp nw 4. V 2 . sg N, PM 1.. fe an ' 13,047 A 4 V 7' ,W Mg. , K '- W 25 , E 15, ,lv K h Q 4 F7 ie W' u f V L, mg! . 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THE RED AND WHITE snooper . . . mem- orable days at Lake Carey . . . owner and operator of Janie's Taxi Service Mixed Chorus . . . Bill Space's efficient assistant in football . . . unobtrusive and retiring . . . eager participation in softball . . . husband roles in class plays JUDITH CAROL YARRISH Judy Red Cross volunteer . . . willing worker on class' and Y-Teens' committees . . . literary staff of THE FORT . . . Alicia's companion on way to sdwool . . . intra- mural basketball forward , my CLASS HISTORY X , 2' As the sllver hatred lady took her seat the musuc of the orchestra stopped and srlence fell over the audlence The kind old lady smuled as she looked down at her program In the dnmly lat hall her sparklmg gray blue eyes could barely make out the tutle of the productron Our Town Lookrng over the program she saw the names of the capable drrectors Mrs Madge Kale and Mr Ralph Gramley Advance notnces had advused play goers that the pro ductvon was not to be of the conventuonal type The rustlmg of the curtams as they opened caused a great strrrung rn her heart for she knew many of the actors as her closest frlends The frrst scene of the play showed the efflcuent class offrcers Robert Austm presudent Robert Dean vrce presndent Barbara Downs secretary and Wllllam Roberts treasurer holding an executrve sessron prlor to an Important class meetung Scene two was a play wlthln a play Thus tlme the laugh provokung Love Hrts Wilbur was In the llmelught Though the talented class dad not take flrst place In the All School Play Competttlon Wllllam Roberts recerved the award for the best performance The energetuc class members also won the prrze for sellrng the largest number of tickets The stagehands quuckly shifted the scenery for the next scene the class frrst bake sale On the wall calendar the day February 2 1957 was crrcled Both the cookrng and eating skulls of the class were well depicted Donna Gray managed the profrtable sale as many a class member lacked has fmgers As a backdrop for the Sweetheart Swing a large valentune was placed at the rear of the stage and smaller valen tunes were sprlnkled on the walls Several happy couples danctng merruly across the stage portrayed an an flnltesumal part of the fun enloyed by all Then followed a revue of sports for 1956 57 grudders receuvung nnstructuons ID a huddle cage stars practucmg foul shots wrestlers warming up and track men puttlng on spiked shoes As the curtams closed the llghts were turned up and the orchestra began to play agarn The srlverharred lady could not help smnlmg for she knew much of what was to come Wuth a loud fanfare the curtams parted to show Wrlllam Roberts presiding at the frrst class meetung for 1957 treasurer Plans were made for another bake sale at Sagenkahn s The directors were especually proud of the stagmg of the next three scenes The Mr Touchdown Dance t whrch Fred Austm was crowned the outstandrng player on the grudlron the solemn but loyful Thanksglvrng Pro gram and the rumors welcome to the New Year the gay 58 Hop Spontaneous applause came from the auduence when the patruotrc The Brave Shall Serve was presented by sux of the class thespnans Also enthusrastrcally receuved was The Tm Hero rn whuch Wrlluam Roberts played the leadlng role Members of the audrence caught theur breath as they saw unfolded before them the Land of the Rlsung Sun In carrylng out the theme of the Jumor Prom Sayonara Co charrmen Beverly Urrsko and Spencer Wellhofer were ably asslsted by Susan Common Carol Beerweuler Wrllram Space and Gerald Moffatt As Queen Vrrgrnua Davts and her partner Gerald Wright danced slowly around a pagoda therr thoughts were these What an excmng para dlse thus ns' What a plty It rs only rmagmary' The fmal scene of act two was a pantomrme of the lunrors spendung happy carefree hours durung the summer months P .AA E... l 2 I I f 4 X ttllllw- ltllu u lggm 7-ink' XJ . Q , To C . 0? 6 if 1 . ' I ' ' c . u I - . . . . z . I . I . I . . . I ' I I - . , . 58. Seated nearby were Carol Beerweiler, vice-president, Barbara Downs, secretary, and Spencer Wellhofer, -D - . . 1,1 . 11 a , ' ' I u 1 n I '1 F . ' I ' ' 11 u In - - l I I I . I . . I l . . . . I I 1 ' ' I A f T- Y fl Q xl' 7 f 2 , Q' I f! ml ll ll' I A I l 1 Y sl 6 Xll l I Q sji-3+-if 28kJ E'::- '-ff' x X 'R The little old Iadys eyes were shining as the curtam closed As the lights dimmed for the final act she stirred eagerly in her seat The opened curtains revealed a group of senior high leaders having their pictures taken Present were the officers of the senior class William Roberts president Carol Beerweiler vice president Bar bara Niewinski secretary Spencer Wellhofer treasurer and officers of various organizations Next on stage came a group of boys swinging hula hoops in time with popular records These boys were the fabulous Blue Jays Robert Austin William Davis William Roberts Terrance Scott and William Space the masters of ceremonies at the Hula Hoop Hop in November 1958 A comedy masque introduced the next scene The Family Nobody Wanted Cast in leading roles were Jane Wool bert William Roberts Betty Rundle and Robert Dean The spotlight moved quickly to catch the fast moving sports teams led by their respective captains Robert Austin and Terrance Scott football Robert Dean and John Richards wrestling and Howard Hockenbury and Charles Schmauch basketball Dramatics again took the limelight with the seniors winning first prize in the All School Play Contest with their production Pardon My Ancestors A hush fell over the audience as they caught glimpses of two programs The Lincoln Day Program in which Pa tricra Keibler vividly narrated The Perfect Tribute and the Easter Program which was highlighted by Beverly Uriskos dramatic reading l-ather Forgive Them member of both District and State Bands and Susan Common Regina Tate and William Roberts members of the District Chorus Then came the closing scenes of the seniors wonderful twelve years in school the breathtakingly beautiful Junior Prom the solemn Baccalaureate Service the fun filled Class Day and finally the serious and challenging Com mencement Exercises As the curtain closed on the finale a feeling of loy and satisfaction came over the smiling gray haired lady She was delighted with the presentation but she knew it was not the end of great roles for the players Starting on the morrow each would embark on a larger and more exciting one Spencer Wellhofer Chairman Beverly Carlson Virginia Nerhood Susan Common Patricia Keibler Walter Glahn fx William Roberts T 3 f L :. Q ' 'Q XX 9 -Q ? g W M if 29 E S E xxcss-5 X .rug n 5 3 - 1 l . Q 'e .K .Q .X Q xy -4 f Ai , 5 1' C ff ' I v a n n 1 1 n ' I . . : . . I . I . , . - . I - I I I I . . . . i Z . I . . .I . . I , . . I , . . I . . . . - , , , . , 2 ' , ' 1 , . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . ' 1 ' ' ll ' ' ll I I ' Musical notes and an over-sized saxophone provided an attractive setting for the talented musicians-Alice Good, . . I I . I . . I I . , - . . I . . - I ' I ' I K td. P F , AX l , -Tun Ex X 3 ' X 3.33. J. 1, E Nsfi ,,5:-' .5313 ' .i V ' -41' . V fgijgz. sv - ' --.l 1 T T' as-lv T Q 9 V f f UNDERCLASSMEN This aerial view of homes in our Town emphasizes The close connecTion be- Tween The school and The family. ForTy ForT is a residenTial borough of high calibre and, as such, enjoys an enviable repuTaTion for well-kepT dwellings and lawns. From These homes have come our companion classes. 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V Y Q 21 2 5 2 2 25 V fx, Km , fd' ,.- I X- iiiiia ' Ee, f f Mm ' , i 3 3 I .vb ' VV X1 . ,H 5 4 6 Wywj 3 , F w :fran Q XR 1 1 iff 'Sf Q f Q ' vii f? 'W V in I Hs, M - q , 'QQ Q lk' fl' 7 S Q- 3,5 .ww fkvwwq Q - Q? 1,4 ,amp iff- Q ag, 4 X ,, 'K 3,: i , A 4 I5 3 j F Hman-gaxgih 15 W ' NT' f 1 3 .f .fi A Wwe-sw .. ' r F1 1.02 .1'.. ii i Q V .rf ' H '.1 4 gh, ,f A 3,vi.,:mlgq ,ag , M f Q fy ' 6 Wa, if mx Xu 9 YET: - , -K swf .N --xsv:'.fstSwf.awmw. . , ' fw 'W 'iQ:i g W V Wmgpgf E ., , I '-.q.WM P Q 1 .1 'R 2 , MRA ? if 4' Mx. . 5 L. 'vw 5- ' 5 - ff K X - if' 5 , , 4 c V f V D .Nm ' 3 Iwi,-,v m Q L Wim i ff- A 51 Q L QQ W 4.f. ..,,,,L Hs , f an W fx 1 1 ,W , WW1'l-!l'SfW5f 5 . SECTION IO-A FIRST ROW: P. Richards, E. Davis, K. Putt, C. Skopic, J. Green, L, Werner, M. A. Peters, K, Hills, P. Mc Ormond, Robert Wilce. SECOND ROW: C. Bassler, W James, R. Geiser, E. Niewinski, W. Fulton, K. Jones, R. Glahn, M. Cohen, W. Wilcox, W. Roarty, W. Mc- Avoy. THIRD ROW: T. Depuy, R. Zaremski, B. Carlson Absent: J. DeMarco. CLASS OF 1961 SECTION I0-C FIRST ROW: A. Marrapodi, C. Kishbaugh, E. Roarty, B. Martinson, R. Stanukinas, P. Hallis, A. Attardo, M. A. Gregory, D. Sekerah. SECOND ROW: J. Newcomb, R. Jarenski, J. Hann, M. A. Tate, Absent: J. Rosen- baum, J. Simonson, M. Connors, D. Parry. SECTION I0-B FIRST ROW: K. Gorman, L. Hosey, B. McCormick, B Stansfield, V. Treslar, M. Miller, L. Kutish, J. Pickering C. Newcomb, A. Knorr, SECOND ROW: W. Scovell R. Hughes, C. Shepherd, L. Eckhart, K. Williams, D Wellhofer, N. Mercando, Richard Wilce, J. Lewis. SECTION 9-'I FIRST ROW: E. Roskos, J. Dertinger, M, Garrahan, D. Fortney, K. Lewis, S, Ritter, R. Eddy, S. Keibler, S. Layton, M. Gorman, K. Walsh. SECOND ROW: T. McAvoy, E. Whitson, R. Deeble, D. Barnard, C. Pickup, K. Lenker, P. Patyk, T. Brace, J. DeMarco, R. Hoyes. THIRD ROW: K. Ridall, R. Miller, H1 MacGowan, C. Keefer, A. Schmalz, C. Attardo, A. Karolchik. CLASS OF 1962 SECTION 9-2 FIRST ROW: O. Banick, M. Belles, P. Davies, A. Stein- bergh, J. Sowden, S. Bellone, R. Frederick, J. Beer- weiler, C. Reisser, D. Woody, N. Learn. SECOND ROW: R. Bubeck, R. Gottlieb, M. Cass, J. Gaiteri, M. Handlong, L. Johnson, L, Griffiths, J. Noyle, G. Rob- erts, T. Martin. THIRD ROW: W. Brace, M. Bartlebaugh, K. Masteller, C. Bush, J. Rees. Absent: L, Fortney, C. Howell, R. Machado. SECTION 9-3 FIRST ROW: D. Dietz, S. Smith, T. Treslar, R. Furman J. Giadosh, D. Jenkins, E. Robbins, P. Olexa, S Mackenzie. SECOND ROW: J. Loughney, B. Smith, P Shaw, W. Vanston. SECTION 8-I FIRST ROW: E. Wildman, L. Holowiak, S. Cadwallader, K. Thomas, B. Austin, J. Edmunds, S. B. Thomas, R. Chaney, E. Keast, M, Musto, N. Hylton. SECOND ROW: D. Rhone, D. McGurk, R. Krishock, M. Cancellari, J. Bryant, M. L. Schoeller, A. Bennetto, C..Evans, R. Ligouri, J. Mangan, F. Rorick, R. Mahavits. THIRD ROW: M. Hughes, W. Eckhart, J. Evans, J. Brokenshire. Absent: R. Hawke. CLASS OF 1963 SECTION 8-3 FIRST ROW: M. Weaver, M. E. Stawicki, B. A. Stein- bergh, D. DeMarco, K. Roberts, L. Littleton, J. Urisko, A. Stanukinas, J. Sgarlet, L. DeBarry, S. Sellock. SEC- OND ROW: P. Schrader, M. Celeiewski, J. Hosey, M Transue, B. Yonkoski, G. Martinson, D. Price, W Davies, T. Gaines. THIRD ROW: W. Austin, T. Yarmey J, Burgess, L. Wagner, A. Rhone. Absent: M. Hosey L. McNeill. 1 1 SECTION 8-2 FIRST ROW: E. Katz, K. Bryson, D. Sutliff, B. Boyle S. Graham, R. Sunday, S. Hall, C. Geiser, K. Hayes L. Sieminiski, J. Space. SECOND ROW: C. Williams, S Glahn, E. Zebrowski, C. Fulton, L. Scovell, J. Mc Ormond, J. Friedman, A. Antinnes, W. Roberts, E Bomboy. THIRD ROW: J. Jones, W. Bowers, R. Billings P. Ashton, N. Scott, P. Singer. Absent: S. Favata, M Lupinsky. 1 SECTION 7-'I FIRST ROW: B. Erwine, C. DeMarco, G. Karnofsky, E McQuoid, B. Courts, R. Dido, S. Mitchell, S. Davis, L. Clarke, N. Gaines, J. Bonnice. SECOND ROW: J Blandina, E. Beccaris, L. Conway, D. Howell, C. Lance, C. Bubble, J. Cheskiewicz, B. Friedman, J. Siperko, S. Williams, C. Davis, R. Gaiteri. THIRD ROW: J. Favata, D. Frail, G. Larson, T. Grabowski, L. Roos, C. Lamor- eaux, R. Boyar, W. Coutts, D. Davis, M. Yachim. CLASS OF 1964 SECTION 7-2 FIRST ROW: E. Good, S. Woolbert, B. Hessler, R Pickup, G, Hohn, B. Crosby, A. Saba, B. Gover, B. Mar- tinson, A. Austin, S. Rusbar. SECOND ROW: R. De Marco, D. Wolfe, T. Zukosky, C. Yarrish, C. Bach, L. Hockenbury, D. Davis, W. Evans, H. Jones, C. Walsh H. Taylor. THIRD ROW: W. Bachman, W. Alichnie, W. Roberts, E. Dertinger, W. Keiper, R. Jones, D. Lewis R. Melson, R. Morris. Absent: L. Haas. SECTION 7-3 FIRST ROW: D. Masters, L. Mould, M. Cheskiewicz S. Stull, S. Walder, J. Roberts, D. Walters, M. Worth S. Skopic, C. Davis, D. Bisher. SECOND ROW: T. New comb, A. Rundle, E. Gaines, K. McNamara, J. Boyda E. Scott, J. Keibler, K. Moorehead, C. Collins, J Mitchell, R, Roberts, R. Rothstein. THIRD ROW: R Palmer, R. McOrmond, C. Tamblyn, D. Whitson, R Correll, E. Burke, G. White, R. Kutish, D. Wolfe, W Hann, R. Piskorik. Q . Bah G fade Arkthme1iC'M 5'-..,,,, f ra. HERROLD, Teache 8th Grade History-MR. GRAMLEY, Teacher 7th Grade ArithmeticfMR. TEMPLIN, Teacher Typing C CLASS SCENES -sk i 1 W 3 7th Grade Englush MRS. BARNES, Teacher s,,v I v of lags-MR, DAVIESI Teacher Ilth Grade English-MISS RICE, Teacher ,f riff f H n .f , in AA , V ' s + J ,,, , m-M Q ft ,h it Y - Our angels of mercy come bearing gifts of cookies and punch. Thanks to the underclassmen who have supported the UNDERCLASSMEN A Vkb, , s .f Q L? k C h ' ' Underclassmen pep it up for the big game. Our town's talented photographer, Mar o en, receiving another award. 40 , , The Student Council party gets the Christmas Season off to a good start. Spencer Wellhofer, '59's iovial hoarder, fakes in some more money. fl' , 5 .af 1 L. .J Q' 62? 1 x S SPORTS This pictorially centered view ot our town's swimming pool has been se- lected to represent the all-year athletic program. At times crowded almost to the point ot discomfort, the pool for three months becomes a center of phy- sical exercise that can readily be re- garded as basic for the toughening pro- cess so essential for the development of athletic teams. In this light the pool plays no small part in summer training of our squads in football, basketball, wres- tling, track, and softball. .., Q, 1 .L d H 'lit' '- l'?71QT3' ' H' U 1 - 'Q Q' 'gi' - f- ' ' I. 4, Lum- r 'K 'L ' - w 1 R 1 1 .U- 4 4. ,u H ..-R B' S.. ,- Q-fy u ,S 42' ' . W. .M-f ' L. . -- 9 x V'--V 13 i' -. ' .um-' ' 1l - . ,mN 4 - 1,-,E I F.. ,, 9 Q 3 I -f' V' . 1- mem ' unnlunulnls --- N.. E aI..HI,I A, .4 - .Af-V-Q K, . C :.i I A L Q . 5 ,.,,...,.. . , ,Wi ,,- ,,.,- .,......... ' 4 Q.. 'H-sv-M ' '--.ik 'M , W' M N Qs ' mv' 'n Q , ' if M! X w - Z 2 ' x'qh E 9 9,5 Q3 it ,-q- Q ,S , A ,4gWs3A2:,M nefM9Hpg4i'79',,g3.7zf 54 ' gr , 1:1 Y 1 'E DQ? Q fffxgdffxgix XP' I, A' SO 82 fn, 7, sf? 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SQ if Y fb ,S' T ,iz ' A FREDERICK HYuoN L' Foirsk SWAN Y F W Tackle, Letterman 3, 4, 1 Q Tackle, Lettermbn 3, 4 y fi' SUNDAY INDEPENDENT AI I-Start, ' , 'Honofabig Mention t it X L ff L- Q - I ,Ji I fx ' :I rr' - W S CO-CAPTAI gf A NCE ,scott Center, - 4 an 3, 4 West Side Con W nce All-Stars, Second Tc-Sam SUNDAY 'INDEPENDENT AII-Stars Honorable Mentton I ,Xe 1 in x qv NEWCOMB Guard, Letterman 3, 4 I West Sid nference All-Stag! A rsf Team SUNDAY z EPENDENT All-star H066-table Mention CHARLES SUNDAY H555 Team All-Stars, Dr A 2, ,fs A CUUCAETAIN 'ROBERT AUSTI ' f 4 Tackle, Letterman 2, 3, 4 Y V ,Wait Side Confeqtince' AH-Star lg-K, ,FiPst,,Team SUNDAY-INDEPENDENT All-Sta W 7HonorablD Memion ' 'i 5-if : :r-n JON End, 'LEU .v Z 4 THOMAS SABA I ,fGuqrd, Letterman 4 41 . , Q7 . 3 3 , 45 5 5 nf if k ' V 5 ,I V ,.AA A . M A h nf 7 4 ' 's Q4 ' , .. .,33if,Q fa strip? A m N ' l Y A A 10 uw 1 3: N Q mM?.h, f Hx-I ' l g H A ' QQ g ' X L' tn Af. f Q 9 1 ' , I QQWA ff Q Us-1.- W9 2- '-. R 4 ? 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' .- 'U ii 5 Q- -fn 's uf' - F., - 'NK 1 'J .- ' k 0 M '- fx ':5'7i'.':' '3 x XA 4 -vf i'e ' -A -135' , R V , N 4 Q '.j:if5'E-ala J, -' 3 A ' 4 :fr J 5 ' .' 4.4 x,w 0 V if ,, f .r A ' e 1. lu 'yr' -M--M-W- X.: wfg , a g Q.. x V. I WOW, , V Vovvm,m,,,,f 'wh 'mmf . 1 f U 4 ' Nt. N,-'V' .YQCT .- sr- Iii 8 'mv' fxghw Q I 1 ' V 3 L 1' 1 xlnf' Y N I lf 5 1 1 ff ' 'x Y ' ' iw. Z4 '3 5 , WM 'ff . f 1 WfW :- We 4 F 1' 1 V- L' vf S 0 I L Y- L, - ' LACK OF DEPTH ON CINDER PATH AND IN FIELD EVENTS Schmauch goes up and over. For the second successive year our track team suffered from a lack of second and third place winners, with the inevitable result of being outscored in the meet total. The loss of three dual meets did not dim the excellent in- dividual performances ot Schmauch, Farr, and Sowden who were first place winners in District 2. Schmauch and Sow- den participated in the State Meet at Penn State University. Farr missed the meet because of illness. Coach Steltzer in a pensive mood over track problems If it happened that day, Moffatt got it. THIRD PLACE IN DISTRICT 2 Man, that looks easy! Wyoming Forty Fort , Northwest , Plymouth ,, Wyoming West Pittston TRl MEET DUAL MEETS F.F. 32V2 , , 29V2 , ,,,, 34 V2 Don't let him pass you, Black! 64 47 , I5 OPP. 86V2 88V2 83V2 Y , , - Wellhofer sends a whirling disk into orbit DlSTRlCT FIRST PLACE WINNERS Schmauch High Jump Farr , , , 220-Yard Dash 5OWder1 V - , Mile Run Scott explodes for the 220, wi FIRST ROW A Marrapodu B Carlson L Werner J Green B Bytheway B Rundle J Albertson S Crosby SECOND ROW R. Hosey G K 13 M TEAM I-FIRST ROW: C. Keeler, L. Kutish, L. Dunkle, Capt. S. Masters, L. Hosey, V. Treslar, B. Stansfield, L. Griffiths. TEAM 2-SECOND ROW N Pickerin E : . g, . Shearn, E. Pearson, M. Miller, S. Layton, J. Pickering, Absent: G. Kuhns, Capt. TEAM 3-THIRD ROW: K. Gorman, A. Knorr, E. Roarty, Capt. S. Jones, M. Gorman, J. Gaiteri, S. Bellone, M. Connors. L INTRAMURAL TEAMS TEAM 4-FIRST ROW: C. Reisser, E. Roskos, A Steinbergh, Capt. M. Sowden, R. Furman, J Newcomb, C. Skopic. TEAM 5-SECOND ROW: S. Keibler, K. Walsh J. Yarrish, Capt. C. Beerweiler, L. Johnson, J Dertinger, A. Wolfe. TEAM 6-THIRD ROW: D. Dietz, C. Pickup, J Jenkins, Capt. P. Cawley, B. Martinson, J Noyle, E. Robbins, D. Jenkins. DONNA GRAY PLACES THIRD IN WOYOMING VALLEY BOARD OF BASKETBALL OFFICIALS FOUL-SHOOTING CON- TEST TEAM 7-FIRST ROW: Scorer, P. Patingre, P. Davies, K. Lenker, S. Ritter, Capt. V. Nerhood, B. Neale, P. Patyk, J. Beerweiler, Scorer, A. Attardo. TEAM 8-SECOND ROW: Scorer K. Macken- zie, A. Kane, B. McCormick, M. Pickering Capt. R. Tamblyn, C. Kishbaugh, D. Parry Scorer, B. Shemo. 1 1 TEAM 9-THIRD ROW: S. Deeble, M. Bomboy, M. Tate, Scorer, S. Crosby, C. Newcomb, M. Handlong, A. Marrapodi. wif . , lm Fw 4-iszm , Ng,-F4 A if 43' A -, -' iw: ,Miz FJ! f 'W-F M . K W ' , J ,,V , , ny-if ' ' :..f9e:f?, Va . ,,, V4 in YJ A an 38. 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Masters SECOND ROW: S. Common, B. Carlson, V. Ramsey, K. Hills, J. Woolbert, G. Downs, V. Nerhood, B. Rundle, A. Good, R. Hosey, A. Wolfe THIRD ROW: C. Pickup, J. Beerweiler, E. Robbins, L. Hosey, B. Urisko, B. Neale, S. Jones, B. Ellsworth, L. Dunkle, M. Hawk. FOURTH ROW: S Thomas, L. Littleton, G. Moffatt, S. Woolbert, J. Bonnice. FIFTH ROW: E, Bomboy, M. Cohen, J. Richards, W. Space, R. Dean. 64 The flash of a camera, the rustle of a notebook, all were signs that THE RED AND WHITE staff was in action. You may have seen members of the staff running hurriedly through the halls on their way to meet a deadline, or a photographer trying to arrange a fashion shot. i' '171 ,.'..1:-i lilZv nu u-an SEATED: J. Richards. STANDING: G. Moffatt, W. Space, R. Dean, Miss Maurer R. Meeker, B. Urisko, B. Neale. Through the hard work of its staff, THE RED AND WHITE added extra enioyment for the students. The editors, staff, and advisors can surely be proud of the fine newspaper they produced. SEATED: Miss Rice. STANDING: B. Carlson, V. Ramsey, G. Downs, J. Woolbert. ABSENT: K. Hills. 'V FIRST ROW: B. Downs, D. Wightman, S. Common, K. Mackenzie, D. FIRST ROW: B. Rundle, R. Hosey. SECOND ROW: A. Good, Mrs. Kile, Owens. SECOND ROW: S. Wellhofer, Mr. Gramley. B. Ellsworth, M. Hawk, A. Wolfe, S. Jones. 65 Y-TEENS An ever growing organiza- tion, the Y-Teens has proved itself again and again through its diversified activities. Forty Fort takes part in lnterclub Council activities, the summer workshop, and the training program. A set of movable letters for the library's bulletin board was presented to Mrs. Noack last year. The annual Y-Teen Dance, BIue Christ- mas, was its usual glorious success. FIRST ROW: E. Shearn, S. Common, D. Gray, B. Downs, C. Becker, G. Downs, R. Tamblyn, R. Tate, S. Crosby. SECOND ROW: L. Dunkle, E. Risch, B. Dietz, B. Urisko, M. Hosey, B. Carlson V, Nerhood, J. Federer, J. Yarrish, S. Masters, K, Mackenzie. THIRD ROW: C. Skopic, J. Hann, C. Kishbaugh, M. Moritz, B. Neale, B. Shemo, C. Beerweiler, P. Keibler, R. M. Hagel, K. Hills. FOURTH ROW: G, Boyle, D. Parry, A. Attardo, M. A. Tate, E. Roarty, A. Marrapodi, B. McCormick, L. Hosey, V. Treslar, K. Gorman. FIFTH ROW: M. Conners, B. Stansfield, C. Newcomb, D. Sekera, B. Martinson, J. Newcomb, K. Putt, M. Miller, A. Knorr, L, Werner. SIXTH ROW: P. Patingre, C. Keeler, B. Bytheway, B. Austin, D. Wasserott, M. A. Peters. . . M. . . A Q U -1-.ff , ,A Wh 12115 K I ss' 'J' st, A-fiw' ' All-11 QT 3, N. I vw 1 Q! H i AX fxyf X of Q- R 1 4 'V z ' 4 ' 4 K. x i K ' if ' T , A I . Ns' w'RX X ' ' 'F . AN X s 1 R X LQ ' if X ' V -. 7: X ' 7 'U X f X -Q, -nr ' Q X - Y ' Qx , 1 . ,Ha - , x .6 w fl Q g Q ki . Ki V M ,, g , Y X' fl 9 L C4 N Q f' ' 1' ' ' 'sv . ff ' ' ., I ' -'A' H Hs I X YI 4 gy -Xf H 'nmhwi , A xf V iffx x y , 'L X-+ k -Mfg . - -G. ,531 ' 1 'f2s 1 A k -5' ' xt XX' X ' ,A -l K 'x '- ,, -f XX 4 'R ' lr? 4' 'x N. Q .gf -,. x Fx , fd U L ? 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'59, 51 N 5 nh 3 5 Lull before 1he battle .gl N 5 vw-K .M ,a 4 ,, .2 -flgf' -' I at :KK Q. Y Qo , 51,45 , Dots a--gc ki ,-.. '57-I ,sd , Mi, . ' if X Of' 'K PATRICIA KEIBLER Y mF1'1'-1'-ll'f'17UOH3PZ I ff -af V. . tg 5 Q .. I I - - .. ,, S 1 r - U . T Y' Q FIRST ROW: C. Beerweiler, R. Hosey, A. Wolfe, P. Cawley, S. Jones, E. Shearn, R. Tate, S. Crosby, B. Dietz, J. Yarrish. SECOND ROW: B. Neale, K. Mackenzie, D. Wasserott, C. Becker, B. Austin, A. Kane, M. Moritz, R. Hagel, S. Masters, R. Tamblyn, Mr. Evans. THIRD ROW: M. Hosey, S. Deeble, P. Keibler, B. Urisko, G. Downs, A. Good, S. Common, B. Downs, J. Jenkins, B. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: L. Werner, C. Skopic, A. Marrapodi, L. Kutish, M. A. Peters, L. Hosey, B. McCormick, A. Knorr, A. Attardo. FIFTH ROW: N, Pickering, B. Shemo, V. Ramsey, E. Pearson, B. Niewinski, M. Sowden. ABSENT: J. Cheskiewicz. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS , T FIRST ROW: E. Pearson, P. Keibler, S. Common, B. Urisko, S. Deeble, R. Tate. SECOND ROW: B. Downs, B. Neale, B. Shemo, S. Masters, B. Carlson J. Jenkins. THIRD ROW: J. Richards, W. Davis, J. Yaglenski, R. Meeker, H. Hockenbury, W. Roberts, Mr. Evans. MIXED ENSEMBLE 72 A n ' J 0 Guia V , 'Elf Y .-' . ' vw ,tl f A 3' - 1 4. A ,Q I V ,,... Ilmf' 'Ari j.Kl... flf. , ,M-T-x 1 if Yvtgipvmf wk X25 I a ' Y if as .. 'j I a ww , Q - -4 I' ,, a 4 I I, ., 53-,VA ,, g Q mn' 'f 'M , Q - -nf' rqij W V ,, A 1,1 ,775 f gm . A 'A' , . - 1 iq, if van. 1 , ,i , L , rg 4 AV lafgyl ,Q QW 4' gy I ifggzw X' , f Me, , ' Q w ,f , f 2, 5 ' .., L X A Y v 43 , Q-'A - , ' ' 'fr' ' , f-M--M ns s A 1 'S . U 13-an W Z 4,1 -fi s fa PM Ykx-. 3- I ,A ,.,--..., A.,-r-Hd. NA,...vf V I ,iw X 'F V F nf' rv fuk' s20!gf.f,f.pY HOSEY K -I I IA CAWLEY GER ,,.,fx h ',. av. ' W hp 6' Q -an Q Q Q N, EP Q' X ff Af , I- , N? Q ,,,AV 1 K 52' 'fckcnzc S cs 4 f Ll' if X613 I DOWNS HW 1 A . .53 fm asm 'W 'Mi ,, 1 L ,Qi L Q 1 . 5,-ggi -4 ILM , ' 'J' fn I, 9' ' 4'W,'g,wiv L. yt 'M -f ' ' 4 W up ff' 5' ' f, f?Ef?fTff? Q Q ' ' L15 Z iw .f A 'r 4 1-wmvw Q 1 Alf fi , 4 : Q 41 SENIOR ACTIVITIES This final aerial view will serve to keep alive our attachment to broad, stately Wyoming Avenue, the main thoroughfare of' our town. Along this portion of Route ll many of us have walked and ridden to and from school. Intersections, included in the picture, are familiar spots that represent the whole pattern of our streets, all of which for us have led to Forty Fort High. lf these routes of our daily travel could only speak, they would have much to say from the conversations they have over- heard. The pages that follow will por- tray in part that chitchat along the street concerning our activities as sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. 76 QU' Q, . vp , I Q 4, 7 -0. -' n' ,nc F L1 I N f 1 A Q +41 71 j.,,4 f ' W'-r , -,,. P y J. Y' I 0,1 a ' 4 1 . rl 1.4 V, r, -I - t J' m' ' I Q u 1' I N 'Z' W x'9 1 I A . :gf - f 11. 214' fa .., 3. . um. - f -.yy 'iw . ' iii, S , IBM .n 4 . iQhq?',f,: . -r:'-- 'fr -id ' R ' - 4 M I' 4 . 4' , '. ' .f . 4 I Y , sul i M f 'rss 'lnnu l . .u , I 'Q ' .lun - P V., b 1 , 0 u g 7 H t Q KN. R ' 0 rx i s A 11. l ,' ' 'ly Q v fg ' M ' f 4 ' Q ' L 8 Gs! K 5 aw? MT, 'ay M! J ir Q , I V' My ' I 1' F I 5 5 ' , . A , I ' 'a 'K lx' I 5 I T X Q . 1 , Mh '? L NN v x f T ,,', ,I , , . 1, X , 'L I ' M. , 1 -,af j - -V 4- . , ,M ' 'YN XX 4, 'KX Ayyy U? V J 'BA 0 ,It ll A uv A . , F 11 n , 'I 'W 'I Af' V . .,, ' If O 'NYM wi' ' JH Y X M ' 'K '- A .1 Q nf-A 4 f ,s ,Q , , y 'S ' 1 ' Q' - . In ' V . A 'Q 'V Q . O f , ' I Vi , f , 1 1 . vf A,AA ,iw N i ... A'f af . 5 1 in 'iif' ' k Q If ' x if 'H V ,Q Y' K 1 W my av :W ' ,t , K mv t 1 11' V ' , w X ML 4 , W' V Q3 1 M064 v I 7' 'UR Us L M, x M ' ' ' z' ' X ' ' A ' 1 I M , , Knew i tins uv' rs K , ,sf ,N Q Mcffvfii' fr' WM Alfilx in M if X nf, g 4 v ,f F -ff ff 0' Y vv 2:3 . wg 1 f' F ' ,- E 1 Q 1-A if . 7 im digg iz V TV w ,fungi 2-Qs 'Vi A 5 lb , .v ,4 ff? A if .ZKLM ii wfy-if fi -r. ..,:. r EE f 3.1 - K., A57 y 5 A4 33 mf ' Q an ' kt wwgniik A Wig .. - ' di' s , any if gs 1 av' 3 1, 7, 499.0 . Q - r ' 1 I The Senior Class OF Forty Fort High School PRESENTS THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED BY HELEN GRIGSBY DOSS A C I T Acrs 1 i3 '557ii agua.-,Q gi .gif . 5. 4, gi lg , ? QF: K I ' E ' 319 f 9 L b' Scenes Behind The Scenes Junior One-Act Play Entry THE BRAVE SHALL SERVE January 24, 1958 Director MRS. ANNA BARNES Student Director BARBARA NIEWINSKI rg .i- O The villain threatens poor Barbara! 'S r 1 XJ A I 1 I Get your hands up, you rascal! S-I FIRST ROW: S. Wellhofer, S. Common, V. Nerhood, R. Tate, M. Sowden, B. Plevel, M. Moritz, E. Pearson, S. Masters, K. Mackenzie, D. Haughwout, Treslar, L. Hcsey, L. Kutish, J. Newcomb, D. Parry. FOURTH ROW: W. Ro Depuy. Downs, S. Arn W. Pucilowsky. arty, R. Jarensk Curtain call, everybody! '71 We 1: Q. v.. Capers at rehearsal with Spencer, Gert Regina, Bill, and Ginny. W old, W. Davis, J. Yaglenski. SECOND ROW: D. Evans, R. THIRD ROW: B. McCormick, A. Marrapodi, C. Skopic, V. i, C. Bassler, J. DeMarco, W. Wilcox, C. Shep herd, T. 4- I ' ll X....,. Mrs. Howard Baird presents the awa l l 1 4 X Would we ever learn our lines? THE REGAL COURT: l.. Wallace, P. MacGowan, P. Edmunds, M. Wallace, V. Davis, queen, G. Wright, W. Roberts, iunior class president, E. Richards, M. Antinnes, S. Layton, and W. Schmauch. OUR TOWN WENT ORIENTAL FOR THE JUNIOR PROM The Orient's sweet mysticism found its way to our gymnasium on May 17, 1958, as we fondly wished the Class of 1958, Sayonara. Couples glided gracefully around the gilded pagoda to the music of Gino Marchetti and his orchestra. Pink and black murals depicting Japanese scenery attracted every- President Roberts presents red roses to Queen Virginia one's attention. The highlight of the evening was the moment when Junior Class President William Roberts crowned Virginia Davis, Queen of the Prom. Our vigilant guards? 1 'f Fred Aust Cake, anyone THE BIG QUESTION ANSWERED AT THE MISTER TOUCHDOWN DANCE. . . NOVEMBER, 1957 Thede gh I Le1's siroll! -INT A Tw ff' X , K QU Q . q' Isa 9 ktteki an ff L as .. 4 E ', S5 Q S s 1 Q 1 QQ X 4 Qw,.,, , N90-V. ...Q xfffp W 'fn F' 4? 1' M755 g 5 Y if Susan Common demonstrates for the ninth - grade general science class Robert Dean waits his turn for the American Thomas Saba receives the award for the Junior Legion Award as Mr. Edward D. Morgan makes High Declamation Contest 'From Mr. Williams, the presentation Q to Carol Beerweiler. S E N I O R S C EN ES .1 Mr. Bubeck presents Certificates for the Poster Safety Awards to A future mathematician, William Space receives the Mathematical As- Catherine Skopic, second place, Richard Meeker, first place, and sociation of America and the Society of Actuaries Joint Award from Brenda Neale, third place, Mr. Bubeck. 5 3 ' 2 W 2 I 3 f f f a Q ' f if . Z W y G V 5 ' A V 5 tl Mr. Bubeck presents the Future Engineers of America award to Charles The Homemaker of Tomorrow, Carol Beerweiler, wins the Betty Crocker Schmauch. Homemaker's Award. She was also runner-up in the 1958-1959 Merit Scholarship competition f 'Y ' r x 1 E41-43' 4 mf ffm 1' , . , 151- V ' gf: ' A v7 s .. J -2 Q 5- ' ' V'ii'a H'l' -H' Mx ,MEL - 5' ff' F. ,ML ' 1.753 47 Q we df, 'M' . ? 2!?'. ti W W9 , Agar. 'iw - f A 'T L 4 f . , h , . , , -A ik x - ---.10 iff! 3 Q fs ' L ig? 2 , ? 'if 6 1i:q,?z 7 'W 11 ,'A,. ai , F. fu m fn., EDITORS' MESSAGE As seniors, we can appreciate how much this school has meant to us. As yearbook edi- tors, we will always remember the fine co-operation of both the students and teachers who have helped make THE FORT of '59. To Miss Rice, a special word of thanks for her invaluable help. Using the theme, Gur Town, we hope to establish through these pages a permanent record of how our town looked when we were seniors. Leafing through these pages, we will draw to mind images of two people without whose timely encour- agement and valuable experience the book would never have become a reality-Miss Stack and Mr. Williams, yearbook advisors. We can only say, once again, thanks to all for their co-operation. 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