Fox Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Kersey, PA)

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fast Will ,Ami Testament Being of sound mind and body we, the Senior Class of Kersey High, do will and bequeath these, our earthly pos- sesions, to the Junior Class, this ninth day of May, l958, To Mr. Aiello, we leave a quiet home room. To Mr.Hippchen,we leave a class which always under- stands the English stories. To Mr. Carpins, we leave a class which always is onits best behavior. To Mr. Palenski, we leave a class whichnever has trouble understanding his math problems. To Mr. Rogan, we leave a Latin clas s which understands third person pronouns. To Miss Anderson, we leave a typing class which never leaves eraser dust in the typewriters. To Mrs. Sicheri, we leave a chorus which never sings off key. To the Junior s , we leave our ability to stick together in class activities. To the Sophomores, we leave the ability to enjoy their re- maining years in high school. To the Freshmen, we leave the kn ow le dge accumulated throughout our four years. ' To Mrs. Satterlee and Mr. Neureiter , we leave a class which doesn't believe in bothering them for the least little thing. Kay Anthony wills to Mary Dowie her good luck in P.A.D, Catherine Antonioli wills to Judy Anzinger her seatg may she enjoy it. Sue Beveridge wills to Sara McMinnher ability to get along with cheerleaders. Darlene Bish wills to Karen Lipsey her long hair. Bonnie Brehm wills to Diane Feldbauer he r ability to get her rooms mixed up and wind up in the wrong class. Diana Carrara wills to Dorothy Benton her ability to keep the car in one solid piece. Regina Dallasen wills to Karen Olson her ability to get good grades. Judy Freeburg wills Judy Carlson her old flames because she knows Judy is interested in dying embers. Sylvia Gatto wills Connie Hrusth her talking ability. To Joan Edinger, One y Johnson leaves her book entitled, How to be a Genius in Four Easy Years . 35 Avis Kemmer wills to Rita Perry her extra curricular act- ivities. To Gloria Wildenauer, Patty Thompson wills her ability to take shorthand at 120 words a minute. Jeannie Gahr and Marylee Green leave their study periods to Charlotte Krise. Helen Erich leaves her ability to jitterbug to Rita Glass. To Jerry Cavalline, Dick Dallasen wills his physique and height. Jim Glass wills his hot rod ability to Maxine Mori. Harry Green leaves his ability to have fun, and yet not make noise, to Rose Dallasen. Bob Hyatt leaves to Bill Mosier what is left of the Green Hornet . Joe Gutowski wills Jim Portzer his dancing ability and his luck in getting flat tires. Bill Nero leaves Hugh Malone his basketball ability. To John Secco, Bill Meredith leaves his neat physics book. Bob Mattiuz wills his ability to get along with other people to Joanne Comiotti. To Audrey Morelli, Dick Kalgren leaves his bla ck , curly hair. Bruce Shuttleworth leaves his picture of Jayne Mansfield to Raymond Gahr. Bob Sidelinger leaves his sideburns to Gary Lundin. To Lucy Mattivi, Laverne Schrieber wills all his quiet study periods. Ken Swanson wills Ronnie Young his ability to s tay out of trouble. Herman Pontzer wills Wayne Hedlund his abilityto tell tall tales, Danny Portzer leaves his ability tohave a good time to Bill Pitchler. Carol Green leaves her ability to raise cain to Janie John- son. Janice Wittman and Sandra Sandberg leave their blonde hair to Lindola Wonderling. Dick Kugler wills Bill Chamberlin his ability to get along with the teachers.

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Scniar Pfaphccy A streamlined rocket ship is loading at Gate 34 of the huge airport in Kersey. Our ship is in the capable hands of pilot Joe Gutowski and co-pilot Dick Kugler . We have no worries about mechanical failure, since our ship was checked by able mech- anics, Laverne Schrieber and Jim Glass. Stewardesses , Regina Dallasen and Jeannie Gahr, scan their passenger list and see the names of their classmates and teachers from Kersey in 1958. We find Bill Ne r o and Dan Portzer, the former President and Vice President of the Senior Class, in conference. They now control one of the largestairlines be- tween planets. Darlene Bish is the head stenographer for the company. Sylvia Gatto was the fi r st student to graduate from the Business College found- ed by Miss Anderson. Living on a farm back on Earth has been helpful to Bill Meredith. He has the first dairy farm on Saturnp Dick Kalgren and Di ck Dallasen are the star players of the gre at interplane- tary basketball team, Comets , which is coached by none other than Mr. Aiello. Mr. Palenski is now heading the math department of one of the largest colleges on Jupiter. His assistant is Avis Kemmer. A chain of night club s on Venus has been started by Bob Mattiuz. By watching the gas pumps at her fath- er's gas station, Sue Beveridge gained ex- perience. She now owns the largest rocket refueling station in the Solar System. Bob Sidelinger and Ke n Swanson, the two Cool Cats of the class, now have their own rock and roll orchestra and are on their way to a personal appearance at a night club on Venus. Diana Carrara, who did such a wonder- ful job on our yearbook, is the editor of a ladies magazine on Saturn, The Wornan's Home Assistant . Carol Green, who kept the people in the Senior room laughing, is now doing the same as a famous comedienne. One of the passengers, becoming air sick, was atte nde d by Sandra Sandberg, fli-ght nurse. Sandra receivedher training at the Kersey Community Hospital, which is under the supervision ofMrs. Satterlee. Judy Freeburg and Bob Hyatt are now in partnership selling toothpaste for the Star Bright -Smile . Herman Pontzer, who was always good at telling a tall-tale while in high school, is now a famous author. His latest book, Days in Old K.H.S. , is on the bestsell- er list. There I see Mr. Hippchen trying to teach the English slang to a Martain. He seems to be having trouble. Kay Anthony, who wanted to be a phys- ical education teacher, is running a physical fitness course for Martian students. The famed stenographer, Patty Thomp- son, on her honeymoon, w as presented a corsage of r a r e flowers, grown in Harry Green's greenhouse on Mars. She was the 500th bride on this flight. Janice Wittman, now M 1' s . Ge rald Steis, with her daughter, Annette, is on her way to Saturn to meet her husband. Mrs . Sicheri has started a music college on Saturn and Mr. Carpin is super- vising principal of her school. As a senior, Bruce Shuttleworth show- ed an interest in models like Jayne Mans- field. He now he ad s his own modeling a g e n c y . He is accomplished byhis head models , Oney Johnson and Catherine Anton- ioli. Helen Erich, always a fan of jitter- bug, now has a chain of dancing schools, She and one of he r instructors, Marylee Green, are on their way to Helen's school on Saturn. If Mr. Rogan thought teaching Latin to K. H. S. students hard, he must think his p r e s e nt job impossible. He is teaching Latin to Jupiterian students. 1, Bonnie Brehm, am going to a pri- vate nursing case, a Martian business ty- coon now retired.

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A11 ,Autumn Walk. Slowly now the sun is sinking, Gently setting in the West, As I recollect our Senior year, The gayest and the best. Fourth and last of our four seasons Giving pleasure in its flight, Yearbook Advisor ,.,.,, Editor ....... Business Manager Class Editor , . . Assistant Class , Speeds by, oh, so very quickly Bringing our Commencement Night CLASS OFFICERS Editors ,,,,, Sports Editors . . Art Editor .... Advertisements . . . Mr. John Aiello . ,Diana Carrara . . Sylvia Gatto . . Avis Kemmer . . Bonita Brehm , , ,Daniel Portzer . Richard Dallasen William Nero . . .OneyJ'ohnson . . .Judy Freeburg Robert Hyatt Bruce Shuttleworth . . Regina Dallasen Patricia Thompson Sue Beveridge Class play Hillbilly Weddin' directed by Washington trip from May 12th to l5th Class color---Columbia Blue and Gray President ,,,, ,,,, W illiam Nero . Vice President. . . . . Daniel Portzer SubSC1'1Pti0nS- - Secretary ,,,, , Patricia Thompson P1'0f3f1'eade1' - Treasurer .... .... S ue Beveridge TYP15tS - - - Class Advisor . . . . Mr. -TOh1'1Aie110 Class membership . . . Thirty-four Mr. Rogan Social events: Record-Hops ' Graduated May 26th Magazine sale Christman Dance with music by the Five Aces Flower---White Baby Orchid Sold Christmas cards Received class jackets and sweaters Served Lion Club Dinners Motto-- There are no benches on the road to success . if X fn- iw K I X. K T as- 'rs XXlll'llf-fee Q S 'fillulll if 'TIL Qc ' 34