Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)
- Class of 1958
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Your flag and my flag, And how il flies today In your land and my land W And half a world away! Rose-red and blood red The slripes forever gleamp A Snow-while and soul-wl1ile- The good forefathers' dreamy tx Sky-blue and frue-blue, wifh sfars lo gleam arighl- The gloried guidon of ihe day, a sheller lhrough lhe nighf. -Wilbur D. Nesbit 43' 'N-egg X? EQ RQ THE FRANKLINITE 1958 . Q-t'5 I ,. v', ', ii 35' QW? Q K Qi. Mx H if saga' .,.f N . wjuxv aggf' wi' SWM ' ., id xusvgaiw v ww A .Q 4 sf 45mm 5 W, I' -Q ff 11' QE . ffm t Q T r ! , ..' gf is fri' I i 2.xw Qi. A , gp mffvki . . e. , . l ,.,' W K P Q-gm: ' ' ,. 5 W f , Y, - if my I eq V 40- ' s W, wi N , if ' 4 15' 'Y .Q ff e M P' L ' i' figs, ,..,-- 'A fsgpk 3 f ' ay! ' 0 aww, it H sf? . ' .. , A V ? ,wg:fs' H W gr ,WA MQ- - .gf V' Q 1111 :yn E5-N X X is 51 w,-., ri ,Zi Q X ,?3Q Q? HV at Nr i -- s , v ' ' U 7 W U 3 5 ?'s :gf-f 5 Q Wm' Q.. - , ,R , lag: 3 .wif - 1 M aw fy , 1 uw . Q5 'Q 56?' 4 V, li A-' Q'-1 1 pf -ini-Q A vig' :wwf -M I K 1 N if ' 57532 k 'Hi'-'J If A dir 1 Q - 6 2 ns F, .., 5 1 . .JI 5, Gsm .. f-- L wif. M v 3 no fm- 2 '-- S x K- 'J 1 n 1 I FRANKLIN HIGH SCHODL FRANKLIN I I A , 9.1.1 LQ - I Pk nip: - I ? .17-. 2 .Q- I , Y :I f,i1'-fiVfQ,. ,R , , , P I. . 5 Mfg? I. ,M BH-af I 3,-fJ f3 A ,Wi . Jxlgwm -'ww N x ix ' 4 in Af Wim . -. if 1-, 514' ,.Lf' -K 1 '- V Q , f ,ff I5 - -' Q, 3-gr-'uni-, EA -1... . PENNSYLVANIA f ri , CV5f7'w1f,v I K 'Q ., , ,, 'idk X . 5 ., f jaw-' . 2 K. .h . A 5 5 1. ,A my .1 'amz XI A, W .Q iqfxavyif , f, 1311, It ', ilvilixi - 3 , ISA rt K I -iw TUWi3xIgi'af'?Ys I fff-WX I A' ' ' - ' zMx,f1 !'.f1i . - 35, Wiidvlfigf'-ff ...If--'ainlfs'-N255 ., Xfz. .-fam-f A592361 YJ ' ' 1 I ,MQW ,S I 5, .mf,gimQK4 K'uy4,y,- I x , ,wwf INN. giafiw - -ul g Qwvw,.m Our city and the adioining area ,have shown again and again that it wants us to have the best available and to lack nothing in the way of educa- tional needs and equipment. Our educational leadership is of the best, try- ing to look ahead, to adiust the tax load, to make a sound budget, to arrive at the greatest good for the greatest number. We can study anything from ancient Latin to mod- ern machines. We can prepare for college, train for a vocation or take a general course. We appreciate our opportunity, the interest our city and adjoining area have taken in us. We try to deserve it all and make good use of it. i K . QQ Cf W fue' :fu tx X Q 3: U mi T, . X A , A I W N x f w 4 N .- , I 5 R Q KW ' ,.,.afv39 Q: fx 1 . MMM ft1 .X k K Y 9? f PM a in 355' f QQ' 'iff Jr' i ,D K ',., it J 54, F Q. - V iffuf ' ?f i 1 wg wi 'i '25 ra af Y . f x .f Q fu. . :ei xx xy . iw - Wim qw-gk .gfjw-w,-iq w:fB.:bh ,m.w3 'xi Q., 4 , , ,gfgsa 3:9 ,NW ,. 4. ,, Q-wwf-W i gs . l . 1 H L 31 PWLQ A. QQ? i. fx': Ma .v ew :Sa .r 1 , ! 4 , 6 I viii' 1--44' .. ima 'fy - .T .Q- 1 iv , , fy- If i 5.5 Am. V1 p??!f3 ' 5 - J r ': Tex sf Q if f ' 'E . Q Pi rg Q L. aff 1? 42 if az 9. , Q . 3 3+ ffgff 7 T1-4 A If , 4 ' Y 445 '. ,L '-rf .1 . A . ,rl :I g I 4 4 9 ,Q TO THE CLASS OF 1958 While the end of the school year marks the termination of your high school careers, it also means that you are on the threshold of a new life in an ever-changing world. Your high school days, through your experiences in education, have given you foundations in good citizenship, fair play, perseverance, and a desire to make the world a better place in which to live. Every person must realize that life requires cooperation on the part of all individuals. The successful person must believe in the Golden Rule, and practice it in his life. My best wishes for the Class of 1958 is the hope that each of its members may live such a life that this world will be a little better, which will be true success. John R. Haubert Superintendent 6 l l To the Class of '58 1952-1958 . . . years of work and play. Classes - extra-curricular activities -dances - plays - football - basketball - conferences - all toward the development of mental and physical capacities and the attainment of moral values. May you treasure the memories of Franklin High and may your attain- ments and citizenship be of the highest. Harry F. Newell Principal 1 l Kathryn Brown, A.B. Charles A. Burns, B.S., M.S. Grace S. Burns, BS Library Club Advisor Chemistry Business English Physics Sophomore Class Advisor English lll Shorthand l, ll Ida C. Cordamone, B.S. General Business Business Mathematics Junior Class Advisor Elizabeth W. Davis, A.B., M.A. Theron Davis, B.S- English Il, IV Advanced Mathematics Proiector Club Advisor ' . s 'S Ti in 'w 1'1'e'few2 ,Q atihsg vlse Af, ' . ,. 5545 -'E Joseph Edwards, B.S. Alfredo Graham, A.B., M.A. Mechanical Drawing English ll' General Metal 8 wr 19 B.S. Ed. J.V. Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach Wayne Eakin, Boys' Physical 1 l , 5 5 Q 1,1- N . ,I jd, Lois B. Jenkins, Home Making F.H.A. Advisor in Phys Ed B Martha King, A.B., M.A. Grace McClimans, A.B., M.A. Robert G. McElhattan, B.S., M.Ed English II 10th gr. World History Driving BROADCAST Advisor Cartwheelers Advisor Guidance Counselor l Margaret R. McNeil, B.S. Robert Mohney, B.S. Cll 1f0f1 M- Peffinef 3-5-, M.S. l'l0l'0lCl E- PiXleY, A-5- Typewriting I, Il Problems of Democracy Biology Band, Orchestra Office prqcgice World History Jr., Sr. Play Director Student Council Advisor Business Mgr. of BROADCAST Franklinite Advisor John Primosic, B.S., M.A. Elsa M. Rinkenberger, B.S.! Woodworking Home Making Stage Crew Advisor F.H.A. Advisor Musical Broadcast Director l Marjorie Runninger, B.S., M.S Public Speaking Plane Geometry General Mathematics t X ., A ,V g,',!f'm,' 3 0 Leah K. Sawyer, B.S., M.M. Kathryn C. SteHee, B.S. in Art Ed. WYOM Swift, A-B., M-A. Jr. High Music Art l-Clin lf ll A Cappella Sr. Girls', Sr. Boys' Glee , . 1w,www1,, it 'Y -A sq . A fptgsyc W A f , .ang '19- 4 in-nv' '-'nv Howard Waite, B.B.A., M.A. Eleanor A.B., M.A. Machine Shgp Bookkeeping I, II 7th gr. English 8th gr. English Commercial Law - Sales French I, II Civics Jr., Sr. French Club Advisor Mary E. Burket, B.S. Lawrence L. Confer, B.S. Gertrude M. Kendall, A.B., M.A 7th, 8th gr. Arithmetic 7th gr. Old World History 8th gr. American History Senior Class Advisor 8th gr. American History 'I0 Allone H. MCSYGPSON, A-B-, UWM- Mary P. McQuaid, Litt.B. E. W. Treadwell, A.B. Mathematics English I 9th gr. General Science Franklinite Advisor Student Council Advisor Athletic Director Kathryn B. Troxell, B.S. Robert Ungren, B.S. Virginia Wright, A.B., M.A. Clarence Bell Biology 8th, 9th gr. English 7th gr. Arithmetic Geography 7th, 8th gr. General Science Courtesy Club Advisor History William Henderson, B.S. Joan G. Langhart, B.S. in Phys. Ed. James McCullough, B.S. 7th, 8th gr. English Girls' Physical Ed. MGYHGMUNCS Pennsylvania History Cheerleader Advisor Social Studies Football, Basketball Coach 'll Mary P. McQuaid, Litt.B. Richard Neubauer, B.S. Richard Nikon, 5.5. English I Geography Student Council Advisor 7th, 8th gr. General Science 9th gr. Civics Cross Country, Wrestling, Track Coach Leroy Wise, B.S., M.Ed. 'VU WONGIU 5-5- Wuaneta Girt, R.N. Joan Ungnn, R'N. Guidance Counselor Af '9fiCU HiSf0fY Honor Society Advisor Ruth Ann Baughman Joyce Dykins Secretary to Mr. Newell Secretary to Dr. Haubert 'I2 ld l Shirley Sanders Secretary to Mr. Walz 4 .-....... Q, ffrfiiiisg , 35js.igi'n' re -, :S j f it s . f .iliifjfifig 1 1 7 ii 5 sl 'QA E fj,Q3.iLi?3 tk 53 .3 .5 ., mf 5 Q f- if i fsf if .Wg Row Row Row The I: Mr. Wolfkiel, Mr. Walz, Dr. Chatham, Miss Dunn, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Boughner, Mrs. King, Mrs. Showers, Mr. Brockman, Mr. E. Smith, Mr, Wilson, Mr. Shawkey. 2: Mr. O'DeIl, Mr. Richey, Mr. Rogers, M. Graham, Mr. Cramer, Mr, Wood, Mr. Rivers Mr. Broms, Mr. Harry, Mr. Runninger. 3: Dr. Haubert, Mr. Hovis, Mr. Linn, Mr. Persons, Mr. Guilinger, Mr. Stake, Mr. Krizon Mr. Bennett, Mr. O. Smith, Mr. Boal, Mr. McCune. following were not present when the picture was token: Mr. Aylesworth, Mr. Beatty, Mr Hasson, Mr. Dave, Jr., Mr. Bodimer. Board of Education I3 4 Seniors at last! The senior year is the goal of every high school student - the senior year with its opportunities for leadership, service, advancement, its time of recognition and honors, But in a larger sense, the senior year is not a goal in itself, but an exciting highway leading to the life ahead. Graduation is not the end of the road: It is a crossroads from which many inviting, and challenging pathways lead out into the world. As seniors we leave with regret, with respect and admiration for our school, with warm affection for the friends we have made, and with gratitude for the life lessons we have learned. xg.: 1' Wi-........ L X . ,K in MARGARET A. AMBERSON DANNY LYNN AMON :-A, V may D-My .aft Musical Broadcast lp Girls Glee 2, Knightettes 3,45 Junior Play 35 Jr, i'.. ...A Prom Committee 3, Cart Wheelers fi- 4: Student Council lg Jr, Mixed 'Y 5 '1 ' Choir If Courtesy Club 2, Latin , 5 Club 1,25 Sophomore Dance Com- f ' 5 mllfee 2: Gym Exhibition 27 Christ- illl v ,-. N mas Dance Comm. 3, Senior Play Cast 4. 111 .V .- Q' 55? 1 J 5 JOHN P. AYLESWORTH DARlENE I.OUlSE BAKER John Darlene Driving lg Class Council l. Glee Club 25 Driving Club 3 Chou l. Victories that are cheap are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting.-Henry Ward Beecher. GERALD n. Musa vsimou LEE BAKER W nG.'.Idn ulaeu - X W A a? ,:V.,.. . in n A ,. Y y f . Y i ' if . ' 1 . 'fi Wt 3 r . c fha wif JUDITH l. BARNES SUSANNE l. BARNES Judy Susie Junior Mixed Choir lp Girls Glee 2, Girls' Glee, Pres. 31 Girls' Glee 2, A Cappella 25 Musical Broadcast lg 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Knightettes 4, Cart Wheelers 4, Sophomore Dance Student Council 2,47 Sophomore Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. Dance Comm. 21 Christmas Dance 37 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Knightettes Comm. 2, Jr. High Choir lg Junior 3,4, Junior Play Cast. Class Council 3. 'I6 DEA, an-6 . E -.A 'H CHARLES O. BAUGHMAN Chuck Franklinite 3,45 Latin Club, Pres. 25 Cart Wheelers 45 Knightettes 3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Musical Broadcast I5 Jr. Mixed Choir l5 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Gym Exhibition 25 Guidance Office Secy. 3,45 Driving Club 3,5 Jr. Red Cross I5 Sr. Play. BARBARA LEE wanton sub Jr. Choir lp F.H.A. l5 Latin Club Wrestling JOHN BYRON BEAN lllohnll Ind. Art Club 3,4. JOHN E. BEIGHTOI. John 3,45 Shop 1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee 2,3,45 French Driving 4, Club 45 Prom Comm. 3. 4,3 Y aff we gg, V .M if 5 . 53 ,2 -:. ' l M VAQ K QSK . Qi ?- lilfsffyhxl-SE . tS.xwi es. - .fe , - , 2- I YS Lf' Nc, ., ,: f ur' :Q Where there's a Club 3,45 will there's o way.-English Proverb. ROY A. BLAIR llkoyll Student Council l,2,3,45 Class Coun- cil, President 25 Class Council 3,45 Football 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Orches- tra l,2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Broadcast l,2,3,45 Fireman 45 Latin Club 2,35 Student Driving 35 Senior Play Cast 4. JOHN LEWIS BREENE John Varsity Football 35 Boys' Glee, Vice President 2,3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 French Club I5 Driving 3. 'I7 PATRICIA JOYCE BOAL nh... Jr. Red Cross lg Christmas Dance Committee 35 Girls' Glee 2,45 A Cappella 3,45 Latin Club 25 Safe Driving 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 35 Sophomore Dance Committee 35 Jr. Mixed Choir li Stationery Committee 35 Sr. Play Cast 4. CAROL IRENE BROWN Carol F.H.A. 4. JOHN H. BROWN RAYMOND E. BURKE llsohnll IlR.yll Wrestling 35 Industrial Arts Club 35 Rocky Grove High School l,2,3. Driving Club 2. HELEN ELAINE BURRELL WILLIAM G. BUTTERS Halen san JV- Choi' IHA Cappella 2137 Girls' French Club 1,25 Choir lp Driving Glee, Secy. 25 Class Ofticer, Treas- urer 2,3,45 Driving 35 Jr. Stationery Comm. 35 Sophomore Dance Comm. 25 Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm, 35 Pencil Comm. 25 Sr. Christmas Card Comm. 45 Ring Comm. 3. 35 Wrestling 2,3,4. Never leove that till tomorrow which you can do today.-Franklin I 3 W Q K, , 5, 5 X is L , Vi pl ' JAMES M. CAMPBELL Hum., National Honor Society 3,45 Frank- linite, Business Manager 3,45 Jr. Choir l5 A Cappella 2,3,45 Boys' Glee 2,3,45 Driving 45 Sr. Class Council 4. MARILYN M. CANON Canonlnll Cheerleader l,2,3,45 A Cappella 2, 3,45 Girls' Glee l5 Gym Exhibition 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Red Cross 4. NANCY A. CARSON CHARLES CLAYTON CHERRY Nanci Chuck Jr. Mixed Choir li PYOW' Commlllee Jr. Choir lp Sr. A Cappella 3,45 35 Christmas Dance 3: Sophomore Boys' Glee 2,3,4, Intramural t,2,a,4, Dance Committee 2. Driving 2, 18 4,1 eg. x 5 5.1.1, KATHLEEN DELORES COOLEY Kathie Christmas Dance 35 Prom Comm. 35 Courtesy Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Senior Band l,2,3,45 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Gym Exhibition I,25 Driving Club 35 Stationery Comm. 35 Junior Play 35 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Jr. Choir lp F.T.A. 2,35 Library Club I,2. It RICHARD LEROY CLARK Dick Industrial Arts Club l. PAULA KAREN CONKLIN Carrie Jr. Choir I5 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Jr. F.H.A., Secy. lp Cart Wheelers 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Sr. F.H.A. 25 Stationery Comm. 35 Pencil Comm. 25 Christ- mas Card Comm. 45 Senior Play Cast 4. is easy to be wise after the event.-English Proverb. LARRY L. COTTERMAN Larry LARRY R. COLEMAN Dummy Industrial Arts 2. PAULETTE KAREL CONKLIN Karel Jr. F.H.A., Pres. li Student Council 1,45 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Cart Wheelers 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Library Club 45 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Jr. Choir I5 Sr. F.H.A. 25 Stationery Comm. 35 Pencil Comm. 25 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Senior Play Cast 4. RAYMOND EDWARD DEAL WILLIAM LESTER DEETER ll y llslull Ra ,t W., ,- 'I9 .,,.,.. Q. 545 ,Ely 'Hr-1 i 51-rf? I . f-.,, + -1' 1 I never did anything worth doing by accident, nor they came by work.-Edison. ROBERT LEE EAKIN llaobll ERMA LEE FELLNER nimun Choir I. JOHN CURTIS ESHELMAN llJohnll Student Driving 2. CAROLYN ELAINE FARREN Carolyn Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Library Club 3,35 F.H.A. 2. EMBERT H. DQLONG MEM.. Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Sr. French Club I,25 ln- dustrial Arts Club 35 Class Council 35 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Prom Comm. 35 Christmas Dance 2. DORA MAE DOUTT Hoon.. Girls' Glee 2,35 Choir I5 Library Club 3,45 F.H.A. 4. MARY JANE DICK llJ.n.ll Jr. High French Club I. KATHRYN ANN EAKIN Kathie Student Council I,35 Sr. Glee Club I,2,35 Jr. Red Cross I5 Broadcast Staff, H.R. Editor I5 Band, Knightettes 3,45 Jr. Mixed Chorus, Secy. I5 Broadcast I5 Sr. Prom Comm. 35 Candy Comm. 35 Court- esy Club 25 Library Club I5 Latin Club I,25 Pencil Comm. 25 Driving Club 25 Dramatics Club I5 Broad- cast, H.R. Salesman I,2,35 Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. I,3. did any of my inventions come by accidenI5 -5'-f 'ir if + we A 3 :X I. A' off i 'i 55455 f I v 1 5 I' iv Nuff 'A dd Y 15155 4 2, IX llglllsi ww mf ii., 1 ,sv 4, 35 5 'sw 5935 r 3 if 5 A Qi . .A 5 swf. 20 PATSY M FONZO llP.'lI Jr. High Football I1 Jr. High Bas- ketball I1 Varsity Basketball 3,41 Track 41 Intramurals I,2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN GORR Ilaarbll Knightettes 3,41 A Cappella 2,3,41 Girls' Glee 2,3,41 Jr. Mixed Choir I1 Musical Broadcast 31 Jr. Play 31 Gym Exhibition 1,21 Cart Wheelers 2,31 Jr. Prom Comm. 31 Madrigal 31 Latin Club 21 Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 31 Soph. Dance Comm. 21 Madrigal 41 Senior Play Cast 4. SALLY LORRAINE GIBB IIs.Ill Sr Band I1. Sr. Band Secy.-Treasurer 2,31 Sr. Band Pres. 41 Latin Club Secy. 21 Jr. Play 31 Class Council 41 Student Council 41 Courtesy Club 21 Choir I1 Musical Broadcast l,2,31 Prom Comm. 31 Stationery Comm. 31 Soph. Dance Comm. 21 Christmas Dance Comm. 31 Pencil Comm 21 Christmas Card Comm. 41 Safe Driving Club Aj Library Club 2i Senior Play Cast 41 Ring Comm. 21 Class Day Comm. 4. HOLLAND D. GURNEE Holland Band 2,3,4. A thing of beauty is a joy forever.-John Keats. ROBERT RHOADS HARRAH Professor Proiector Club 2,3,41 Wood Shop 2,3,41 Machine Shop 2,3,41 Stage Crew 21 Gym Exhibition 2. ETHEL M. HOLLAND Pumpkin Jr. Treble Choir I1 Safe Driving Club 31 Sr. Girls' Glee 2,3,4. 21 CHESTER A. HAWKINS Chester Industrial Arts Club 3,4. EDITH MAE HENDERSON IIEdi.lI Library Club 3,41 Courtesy Club 2 31 Latin Club 21 Driving Club 4 Musical Broadcast 1,31 Prom Comm 31 Soph. Dance Comm. 21 Nominat ing Comm. 2. RENE E. HOOVER lanes F.T.A. 3,45 Cart Wheelers 3,47 Pencil Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Safe Driving Club 35 Broadcast Stal? 3,45 Sr. Band 2,3,45 Library Club l,2,35 Jr. High Choir l5 Stationery Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 3. NCHARD W. HUGHES lloickll Safe Hunting Club 25 Industrial Arts Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross I5 Choir 1. EDWARD M. HORES Hidll MARY SUE I-IUEFNER Susie Jr. Red Cross I5 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Glee Club, Vice Pres. 4,2,35 Court- esy Club, Soph. Rep. 2, Vice Pres. 3, 2,3,45 Musical Broadcast 2,35 Class Council 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Student Driving 35 Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Nominat- lng Comm. 2,35 Pencil Comm. 25 Candy Comm. 2. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.-Tennyson. CAROlYN JUNE HUMMEI. Carolyn Mixed Choir lg F.H.A., Pres. lg Latln Club I5 Student Council l5 Drlving 25 Student Council 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 35 Jr. Class Council 35 Franklinite 3,4, Editor 45 Honor Society 35 Prom Comm. 35 Honor Society, Vice Pres. 45 Sr. Class Council 45 Jr. Band lg Sr. Band l,2,3,4. JOHN E. KARNS llsohnll Football li Jr. Play 35 Industrial Arts Club 3,45 Safe Hunting Club 2. MARY TI-IERESE JONES Turin Honor Society, Secy.-Treasurer 45 Student Council 2,35 Girls' Glee 2,45 Prom Comm. 35 Tickets Jr. Play 35 Christmas Dance 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Flag Twirlers 3,4. SAUNDRA LOU KELLER usindyu Library l,2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Choir l,2, 3,45 Broadcast 35 Jr. Play 3. -n- Cai'-iuqva.. .sep if f---fifff ffnm ' SUSAN ANN KELLER nswu Cheerleader I,3,45 Library Club I, 2,35 Jr. High Choir I5 Gym Exhibi- tion 1,25 Cart Wheelers 45 Sr. Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Prom Comm. 35 Broadcast 3. JUANITA IRENE KENDALL Nita Broadcast Staff I5 Junior Play 35 F.T.A. 3,45 Safe Driving 35 Senior Class Council 45 Library Club 25 Jr. Red Cross I5 Cart Wheelers 35 Pencil Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Sophomore Dance Comm. 25 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Candy Comm. 2. BLAINE N. KUHN Blaine Jr. High Football I5 Jr. High Basket- baII'I5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Vars- ity Basketball 3,45 Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 25 Track I,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Proiector Club 2,3,45 Gym Exhibition 25 Intramurals I,2, 3,4. JANE D. LAZO Janie Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Girls' Glee 25 A Cappella 2,3,45 Courtesy Club 2,35 Broadcast 35 Safe Driving 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Pencil Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. Strange how much you've got Iq know Before you know how little you know. JOSEPH M. LAWSON llJo.ll Football I,2,35 Industrial Arts Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3. TERRANCE MARIE LEE Terri Cheerleader I5 Girls' Glee, Secre- tary 4, 3,45 A Cappella 2,35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Candy Sale 25 Pencil Comm. 25 Stationery Comm. 35 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Cafeteria l,2,3,4. 23 Anonymous HOWARD E. KELLY, JR. llT.dll Football 1,35 Basketball 2,35 Track I5 Play Cast 35 Class Council 35 Prom Comm. 35 Senior Play Cast 4. WARD E. KISER Butch Jr. High Football I5 Shop Club 35 Sr. Class Officer, Vice President 45 Jr. Red Cross I5 Jr. Play 3. RICHARD LEE LEGRAND SALLY RAYE LINGLER Uoigkll Ils.Ill Sr. Band 37 Jr. Band l. DOROTHY LYNNE LOWERS JOSEPH JAMES LUPPINO noun Hnnyu Girls' Glee 2,3,4: PVOYN Comm- 3: Sophomore Dance 2 Intramural Christmas Dance 3. Volleyball 3 Wrestling 3 Prom Comm. 3 If a mon is worlh knowing ai all, he is worth knowing well.-Alexander Smith. MICHAEL P. MARSHALL llMik.ll Class Olticerl Pres. 3,47 Student Council 25 Jr. Play 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football I,3,4g Varsity Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4g Prom Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 31 Sr. Dance Comm. dp Class Council 3,4. PAULINE BEATRICE McCONNELI. lls..ll CORA SUE MQCLELLAND ,fsuau Orchestra 2,3,4g F.H.A., Vice Pres., Pres. 2. MABEL ASENATH M:DANlEl Mabel Girls' Glee 25 F.H.A. 3,45 Driving 3. 24 WALLACE RAYMOND MCDOUGALI. uwlnyu Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Proiector Club l,2,3,45 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Safe Driving Club 35 Latin Club 25 Junior Play 35 Intramural Sports l,2,35 French Club I5 Safe Hunting Club I5 Jr. Red Cross I,2. MARY LEE METZ Mary Lu Jr. Red Cross I5 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Frank- Iinite 3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 25 Student Driving 3. ROBERT H. McFETRIDGE llsobll Industrial Art Club 3,45 Driving , Club 35 Prom Comm. 3. MARILYN Louis: Mines: Marilyn Sr. Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Jr. Choir I5 2' Driving 35 Latin Club 25 Prom Comm. 3. S 'ff. 15 I A,?'PZzfj'I' Y J lwuifv li. f , - KM In youth we learn5 in age we understand.-Marie Eliner-Eschenbach. sql! MELVIN GERALD MILLER Jerry A Cappella 2,3,45 Boys' Glee, Pres. 4, 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 3,45 Football 1,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Madrigal 3,45 N.W. District Choir 3,45 Varsity Club 4. SIGNORA JOYCE MILLER Joyce Girls' Glee 2,45 F.H.A., Pres. 2,3,45 A Cappella 2,35 Library Club 2,3,45 Stationery Comm. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Red Cross 45 Jr. Choir I. 25 ROBERTA J. MILLER Butch Student Council l,3,45 Jr. Council, Pres. I5 Girls' Glee 2,45 A Cappella, Pres. 4, 2,3,45 Class Officer, V.P. 2,35 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Knightettes 3,45 Musical Broadcast I,25 Cart Wheelers 2,3,45 Cheerleader I5 Class Council 2,3,45 Homecoming Queen Attendant I5 Gym Exhibition I5 Latin Club 25 Stationery Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Soph Dance 25 Pencil Comm. 2. JAY ARMOUR MONARCH IIJIYII Intramurals I,25 Projector Club l,2, 3,45 French Club I5 Driving Club 3. IARIAIA JEAN MONTANA llmonwa: Jr. Mlxed Choir, Pres. l5 Musical Broadcast 'l5 Sr. Girls' Glee, Pres. 2,4, 2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Home- coming Attendant 1.2, 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Student Council Queen 45 Electoral Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Safe Driving 45 Dance Comm. 35 Candy Sale Comm. 3. MARTHA JANE MORRIS Janie Knightettes 3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2,45 Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Library Club 15 Jr. Mixed Choir I5 Musical Broad- cast l,25 Gym Exhibition 25 Court- esy Club 3,45 Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 3. LARRY ALAN MORRIS Moose Class Council 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Dance Comm. 25 Driving Club 35 Jr. Play 35 V. Basketball Manager l,25 Jr. Mixed Choir 15 Projector Club 2,3,45 Sr. Play 4. MADELEINE MULLER Madeleine Franklinite Staff 45 Exchange Stu- dent. Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled by great ombitions. l i uP.'u PATRICIA J. NADIG Prom Comm. 35 Courtesy Club 3,45 French Club 1,25 Sr. Band l,2,3,45 Soph. Dance 25 Gym Exhibition 1,25 Sr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Jr. Choir, Li- brarian, l5 Library Club l,25 Frank- lanafe a,4. MARILYN LEE OAKES Myrt F.H.A. 45 Safe Driving Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Jr. Choir I5 Sr. Girls' Glee 2,35 Library Club l. 26 -Longfellow. WILLIAM C. NOGAR am LINDA ELIZABETH O'POLKA Dee-Dee Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Cart Wheelers 3,45 Christmas Dance 35 Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Stationery Comm. 35 Courtesy Club 2,3,45 Pencil Comm. 25 Latin Club 25 Christmas Cards 4. is X . i MARILYN KAY ORR CAROL ANN PARRY Marilyn Carol Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Girls' Glee, Secre- Jr. Mixed Choir lp Girls Glee 2 3 tary, 25 Library Club 4, Cart Wheel- Prom Comm. 3: French Club l ers 4, Student Council 25 Jr. Red Stationery Comm. 3 Cross If Jr. Mixed Choir 1, Prom Comm. 3. M, DIANE pgggmg mcruum iss PERRINE Diane Dirk Girls' Glee 2,45 A Cappella 3,4p Fife Squad l- Prom Comm. 37 Library Club 4. So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be.-Tennyson. LAWRENCE DALE PHILLIPS nsP..dn Study Club l,2,3,4g Broadcast StaH, Reporter, 45 Safe Driving 3. RALPH RICHARD PLUMER Horn SHIRLEY ANN PHILLIPS Shirley Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Musical Broad- cast If A Cappella, Vice President 4, 2,3,4g Cart Wheelers 4, Student Council l,2,4f Jr. Mixed Choir, Vice President, ,lg Homecoming Attend- ant 4, Girls' Glee 2,4f Prom Comm. 3g Christmas Card Comm., Chair- man, 4, Gym Exhibition 2. MEREDITH ALICE REAGLE Monaco Jr. Mixed Choir l,2f Library Club 1,41 Courtesy Club lg Jr. Prom Comm. 2, Soph. Dance 2, Jr. Band 25 Jr. Pencil Comm. 3, Latin Club lg French Club 1, Cart Wheelers 3, Play Comm. 3, Christmas Card Comm. 45 Stationery Comm. 3. 27 . .. Wg? 5 : if Y' if V-- ' . H , 'S M - , , 1 .-F jzf F ,. : gy '3 fif,'3,,f ' 53 f Gif J: ji 11... ft V .33 it I L , , - L . - ff . Q- 4 ' l IJ - ,,, , cf , .il J fi' - , ' . . - J ' is 4, 4 f' L .Lael ??i .df-f The things taught in schools and colleges are NANCY ANN RICE UNM., Choir l, Drivers Club 3. RITA RAE ROBBINS llRi'.lI Jr. Choir l, Latin Club, Treasurer, 2, Musical Broadcast l,2,3, Sr. Band l,2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play 3, Christmas Dance Comm. 3, Driving 4, Courtesy Club 4, Christmas Cards 4. Sr. Girls' Glee, Vice President, 2,3,4, Stationery Comm. 3, Christmas Card Comm. 4, Christmas Dance Comm. 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Chairman, 3, Musical Broadcast I, Jr. Mixed Broadcast Stal? 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Driving 3, Latin Club 2, Courtesy Club 2,3,4, Soph. Dance 2, Prom Comm. 3, Christmas Dance 3, Pencil Comm. 2, Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Girls' RICHARD V. REIB llnickll Franklinite 2,3,4, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Jr. Class Council 3, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play Cast 4. DONALD RALPH RICE Iloonll Jr. High Football I, Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 2, Wood Shop 3,4, Machine Shop l,2,4. CAROL LYNN REYNOLDS Fo Fe Jr. Choir l, Jr. Band I, Sr. Band l,2,3,4, Musical Broadcast 3,4 Swing Band 3,4, Orchestra 3,4 Safe Driving 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Jr. Pencil Comm. 3, Jr. Play 3. LINDA EILEEN RICE lllinll Library Club, Secretary, Pres., l,2, 3,4, Latin Club 'l, Student Council I, Soph. Dance Comm. 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Christmas Dance Comm. 3, Jr. Choir l, Girls' Glee 2,4, Broadcast 4, Christmas Card Comm., Chairman, 4. not an education, but the means of educalion. -Emerson. tg, Wi in .eff L 28 1 1 CONNIE LOU ROEMER Connie Girls' Glee 2,35 Student Council T5 Red Cross I5 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 35 French Club 35 Sta- tionery Comm. 35 Pencil Comm. 35 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Jr. Choir I. BARBARA ELLEN SAELI Sadie Courtesy Club 3,45 Library Club, Secretary 2, President, Treasurer, l,2,3,45 JY. Play 35 GIFISA Glee 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Red Cross I,25 Jr, Girls' Glee Club I5 Student Council I5 Prom Comm. I. Failure is more frequently from want of DONALD L. RUNNINGER Don Franklinite 3,45 Safe Driving 35 Class Council 45 Prom Comm. 3. ERLA JANE SCHULTZ Penny Franklinite Staff, Editor 4, 3,45 Cart Wheelers 2,35 Courtesy Club 2,35 Broadcast Staff 2,35 Sr. Girls' Glee 2,35 Jr, High Choir I5 Gym Exe hibition I,25 Ring Comm. 25 Jr Christmas Dance Comm., Chairman 35 H.R. Treasurer 35 Latin Club I,25 French Club 45 Jr. Class Council 3' Jr. Play 35 Prom Comm. 35 Soph Dance Comm. 25 Pencil Comm, 2' Stationery Comm. 35 Ticket Comm 35 Sr. Play Cast 4. 1 I JANICE LOUISE SCHULTZ .,Jan,, 5 1 . Latin Club 25 Library Club 25 Soph Dance Comm. 25 Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Glee 25 Broadcast I,25 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3. PATRICIA RUTH SEIFREIT Trish Girls' Glee 1,25 Broadcast l,2,3,45 Sr. Band 2,3,45 Driver Education 35 Prom Comm. 3. 29 ree M H' 1. is l Al 'f 5 till 'N Jffikriff X me is 3. W . . ,K K K A? M LMA: ---- 5 j energy than want of capitol.-Daniel Webster. KATHLEEN E. SCURRY Kathy Band, Maiorette, 45 Broadcast 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Cart Wheelers 2, 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Stationery Comm. 35 Card Comm. 45 Senior Play Cast 4. ANNE E. SETTLEMIRE Sens Cart Wheelers 3,45 Broadcast 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Ticket Comm. 25 Program Comm. 35 Decorating Comm. 35 Drivers Training 35 Jr. Play, Prompter, 35 Christmas Cards 45 Senior Play Cast 4. LYNDA SUE SHAWGO Lynda Latin Club 25 Student Council 15 Franklinite Star? 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Sr. Band l,2,3,45 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Christmas Dance 35 Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Girls' Glee, Accom- panist, 45 Courtesy Club 35 Safe Driving Club 35 Senior Play Cast 4. SUIANNE SHEASLEY usluu Jr. Mixed Choir lg Student Council I5 Latin Club 25 Driving 35 Prom Comm. 35 Cart Wheelers 3,45 Broad- cast 45 Maioretve l,2,35 Head Major- ette 4. ff A X ' fi?-'F A Q I T.. BONNIE LOUISE SHEASLEY Bonnie Library Club 2,3,45 Driving Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' Glee 2. MARY K. SHILLIDAY Kitty Jr. Red Cross lg Pencil Comm. I5 Student Council 25 Latin Club 35 Jr. Girls' Glee 25 Soph.' Dance Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Driving 45 Sta- tionery Comm. 35 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Sr. Girls' Glee 35 Student Council 3. The only way to have a friend is to be one.-Emerson. NANCY ARLENE suonrs .nge A, P' 1 5 .if rl v' f. i '7 no ROGER D. SLOAN . ,,Nmk,, nnogu., Titusville High School l,25 Girls' A Cappella 3,45 Sr. Boys Glee ' 5 .Y Glee 3,4. Secretary 3,45 Wrestling 234 Jr 1g':,Q,:-- vzigjif Play 35 Prom Comm, 3 Christmas Dance 3. 3 Q . 1 , e47,,f4,5 I BARBARA JOAN SNYDER JACK GRAYME SNYDER V I ,A Bobby Jo Juli Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Glee, Secretary, f aq.. 45 Library Club, Secretary, 45 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Cart Wheelers 45 . J Library Club 35 Prom Comm. 35 . Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Soph. ' Dance Comm. 25 Jr. Mixed Choir 15 Nominating comm. 2. ' ' ' . 5 Q55-fv 5 , F' .5 T ' 30 ggimg 1 W we 1 .WWE TF X 6 :2- JANET K. SNYDER usnidu Driving 35 Library Club, V.P. 4, 23 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 3. I be - nosstzr E. snvosn, tn. ,,.. f ea ' Choir lp Sr. Boys' Glee 45 Latin 'i Q L 'Z Club 45 Prom Comm. 35 Driving 3. I - : 1 , in A . ,K 5 , : : , f 53 V' 'fl-1 g .1 k Q . ' ii - i V K Q32 M-...f .5 if When all else is lost, the future still remains.-Bovee. SARA RUTH STAUF ANNA MAE STEARN5 Sara Ruth Annie Driving 35 Latin Club 35 Prom Girls' Glee 2,3,45 French Club l,2, Comm. 35 Girls' Glee 2,3,4. GEORGIA K. STEFANAKOS Georgie Latin Club 45 Sr. Council 45 Jr. Council 35 Band l,2,3,45 Franklinite 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Broadcast Staff l5 Driving Club 25 Cart Wheelers 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Choir l5 Jr. Stationery Comm. 35 Jr. Play 35 Pencil Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Card 45 Soph. Dance 2. 3,45 Broadcast 2,3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Library Club 45 Cart Wheelers 45 Choir l5 Wrestling 2,3. ROBERTA L. SUTTON Roberta Broadcast Staff, Co-Editor, l,2,3,45 Jr. Mixed Choir 15 Girls' Glee 2,45 Driving 35 Jr. Red Cross 3,45 Soph. Dance Comm. 25 Prom 3. 3'I if s KENNETH EUGENE SNYDER Kan Band 45 Christmas Card Comm. 45 Latin Club l,2,35 Greek Club 2,35 Mission Club l,2,35 Tennis Team 35 Glee Club 35 Sr. Play Cast 4. WALTER MICHAEL SABOTA Sailor Track 2,3,45 Jr. Choir l. v-f EDWARD D. THOMAS llidll Prom Comm. 3, Band l,2, Wrestling l,2, Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Student Council l, 2,3, Varsity Club l,2. .IUDITH H. VALESKI llJudyIl Jr. Red Cross l, Jr. Mixed Choir, Secretary, I, Sr. Girls' Glee, Pres. 4, Secretary 3, 2,3,4, Soph. Dance Comm. 2, Stationery Comm. 3, Jr. Dance Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Cart Wheelers 3, Courtesy Club 2, 3,4, Christmas Card Comm. 4, Candy Comm. 3, Jr. Play, Prompter, 3. DAVID GENE WAGNER Gone Camera Club l,3, Prom Decorating Comm. 3, Sr. Class Council 4, Bowling League 3,4. Light is the task when many share the toil.-Homer. THEODORE S. VAl.ESKl llT.dlI Jr. Mixed Choir I, Football 'l,2,3,4, Track I, Boys' Glee 2, A Cappella 2, Soph. Dance Comm. 2, Pencil Comm. 2, Wrestling l,2, Jr. Class Council 3, Student Council 3, Vars- ity Club 2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Christmas Dance 3, Intramurals 2, 3,4. DAVID E. WHEELER David Boys' Chorus I,2,3, Mixed Chorus I,2,3, Orchestra l,2, Library Club 2, Intramural Basketball 3. 32 A RICHARD W. THOMPSON D-Bird NORMA lEE THOMAS Norma Jr. Mixed Choir I, Girls' Glee 2, A Cappella 3,4, Pencil Comm. 2, Ring Comm. 2, Soph. Dance Comm. 2, Jr. Stationery Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 3, Christmas Card' Comm. 4, Courtesy Club 2,3,4. ISABEI. S. TIMNEY ulnyt, French Club 3,4, Musical Broadcast l,2,3, Franklinite 3,4, Jr. Christmas Dance Comm. 3, Ring Comm. 2, Prom Comm., Chairman, 3, Soph. Dance Comm. 2, Sr. Band I,2,3,4, Sr. Orchestra 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Safe Driving Club 3, Jr. Mixed Choir I, Senior Class Council 4, Senior Play Cast 4, WILLIAM CLINTON WHITE, JR. Bill J.V. Basketball l,2,3, V. Basketball 4, Latin Club, Pres., 2, Proiector Club 2,3,4, Play Cast 3, Football 3, Prom Comm. 3, Christmas Dance Comm. 2, Sr. Band l,2,3, Senior Play Cast 4. RICHARD JOSEPH WOJTOWICZ Dick Student Council, Treasurer, V.P., Pres., l,2,3,4, Jr. High Football I, Jr. High Basketball l, Varsity Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Cross-Country 3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Driving 3, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play 3, Jr. Christmas Dance 2. CARL D. WIBLE Ilcarlu Sr. Band 3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Christmas Dance Comm. 3 MARILYN RUTH WOOD Marilvn Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Cart Wheelers 3,4, Driving 4. All wish to be learned, but no one is willing to pay the price.-Juvenal af!! . ,. .2 . Q ,... 1 . 5 - 4 is -2 .-, as 1 ' -is rf 5. ff: 8 N imv i. p. 't ff- ' lee. ROBERT H. WOOD llsobll Wrestling 3,4, Industrial Club 3. CAROL BEACH RICHARD GULNAC Carol Dick Franklinite 3,4, Sec. for Guidance Office 3,4, Knightettes 3,4, Cart- wheelers 4, Jr. Prom Committee, Musical Broadcast I, 9th Grade Choir, Sophomore Dance Commit- JAYNE T. ZARZECZNY llJ.yn.ll Cheerleader 4, Honor Society, Pres. 4, 3,4, A Cappella 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Jr. Play 3, Musical Broadcast 2,3, Class Coun- cil 2,3,4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3, Soph. Dance Comm., Chairman, 2, Broadcast 4, Gym Exhibition 2, Pencil Comm. 2, Stationery Comm. 3, Christmas Card Comm. 4, Jr. Mixed Choir l. Senior Band, Franklinite Staff 3,4. Dedication DEDICATION It is to you, Mrs. Burket, that we, the class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook. The patience, cooperation, enthusiasm, and humor that you have given us will never be forgotten. To you, from all of us, we say, Thank you. In working with us on our numerous class activities you have devoted much of your time. We are grateful for your guidance, for it was your efforts that made our class a success. You helped us more than anyone else, and we would have been lost without you. Again we wish to say Thank you. 34 Class Twelve years ago we began a iourney toward the goal we have now attained, graduation and our entrance into the adult world. This iourney began in grade school when our teachers tried to direct our young eager minds toward the right paths. We made some headway during our first six years, but we really began to travel when we became seventh graders. We found Junior High to be a new and fascinat- ing experience. Eighth grade was next and another portion of our iourney was completed. When we were Freshmen many of our boys went out for junior high football and basketball. Several of our girls were chosen as iunior high cheerleaders. Now we felt that we really belonged. As we traveled on into our Sophomore year, we felt we were finally getting somewhere. We were lucky enough to have Mrs. Burkett as our class advisor, and through these few short, but wonderful, years she has been our guiding star. As Sophomores we chose our class officers. Roy Blair was president, Roberta Miller was vice president, Helen Burrell was treasurer, and Terri Jones was secretary. Deep Purple was chosen as the theme for our Sophomore Dance, which was enioyed by everyone. The walls of the gym were artistically decorated with large instruments and dancing couples in silhouette. Also, in that year, we sold basketball pencils, pom-poms, and candy at the plays and Broadcast. At the close of the year, a committee chose our class rings. ln the fall of 1956, we entered our Junior year and we were well on the way to attaining our goal. The Junior administration underwent a slight change. Mike Marshall, Roberta Miller, Terri Jones, and Helen Burrell were elected to the offices of president, vice prsidnt, secretary, and treasurer respectively. This was our busiest year. Selling pop and candy in the concession stand at the basketball games was fun. One of our next ventures was the selling of stationery. A lot of hard work went into the preparations for our Christmas Dance, Snowflake Fantasy. After this brief pause we continued on our iourney. Our next signpost was The Remarkable Incident at Carson's Corners, which was the title of our Junior play directed by Clinton Perrine. Last but by no means least of our achievements as Juniors History was the Junior-Senior Prom, Enchanted Evening. We will always remember the yards and yards of pink and silver streamers and the hundreds of home-made flowers. The walls were transformed into a romantic garden scene complete with a fountain and dancing couples. Our destination was in sight as we ended our Junior year. After a carefree summer vacation, we entered our biggest and best year. We were now Seniors. The same officers led our class, this time on the last leg of our iourney. One of our first proiects was selling Christmas cards. At the conclusion of the football season, a special halfftime show was presented honoring the Seniors in the Band. Barbara Montana was chosen our queen and her attendants were Gayle Patterson, Shirley Phillips, Rita Vroman, and Peggy McDowell. Then we traveled further and came to a sign which read Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal. This looked interesting so we stopped long enough to present our Senior play, again under the direction of Mr. Perrine. After an enioyable Christmas vacation, we returned and, before we realized what was happening, we were in the very last semester of our Senior year. The finals, perhaps the most cherished memories we shall ever have, included the Prom lthis year in our honorll, the picnic, baccalaureate, and our banquet. Ending this last mile was commencement- a brilliant milestone. This was the end of the road - in a manner of speaking. Yet, what lay ahead was the beginning of our iourney into a. mature and somewhat frightening world. All through our school years, each time we learned some- thing new our goal had become closer, although we hadn't realized it at the time. As we looked ahead, our Senior year seemed very distant and unreal, but, as we look back, the twelve years seem to have flown by too rapidly. Wasn't it only yesterday we enrolled in first grade? No, we are graduatesl We must take our place in the world as adults. An example must be set for the students who are still traveling that long road which is called Edu- cation. Who must set that example? We must - for we are no longer the citizens of tomorrow, but the citizens of today. Rita Robbins Carolyn Hummel 35 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Franklin High, being of blank mind and twisted body, and in a state of utter confusion, do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class, we bequeath: The Senior Bulletin Board . . . make as good use of it as we did. Our lockers . . . provided you accept all trash that may be in them. Our homerooms . . . Please take better care of the teachers than we did.IRemember, they're a year olderlllll Our desks . . . You will find varied flavors of gum under them. The Senior Halls . . . Speak softly, tread lightly, and smile to chase away all the gloom of underclassmen. Last, but not least, to Mrs. Burket, our class advisor, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for all the patience and understanding she has given us. As individuals, we leave the following: MADELEINE MULLER leaves behind many friends and memories. TERRIE LEE leaves to hop the next plane to Oil City. NANCY CARSON leaves her iitterbug steps to anyone who can match them. BARB SAELI leaves her remains of Blaine Kuhn to Barb McKinley. PENNY SCHULTZ leaves her height to Bob Lynch so he can really be a star. SALLY GIBB leaves to invent windshield wipers for glasses. NORMA THOMAS leaves her seat in Buisness English to anyone who can figure it out lthe English, that isl!!l CAROL REYNOLDS leaves the latest gossip to Becca Brown. DANNY AMON leaves his artistic ability to Bonnie Primosic. SUE SHEASLEY leaves all the fun she had leading the band to next year's head maiorette. WALLY McDOUGALL leaves to teach second-graders how to tell those amusing iokes. MENACE REAGLE leaves to ioin the Paratroopers in Germany. MARILYN WOOD leaves her pony tail to any pony who needs it. LARRY COTTERMAN leaves his excellent grades in P.O.D. because he's ashamed to take them with him. CHOOKIE WRIGHT leaves her bottle of peroxide to Chris Cordell. DIANE PERRINE leaves shorthand class to anyone who can read those chicken scratches. ETHEL HOLLAND AND MABEL McDANIEL leave and take their homeroom conversations with them. NANCY RICE leaves shorthand class forever. JOHN BREENE leaves his naturally curly hair to Carol Bowser. ANNE SETTLEMIRE leaves her good times in Junior English to anyone who can get away with it. RAY BURKE leaves his inability to shoot baskets to Bill Fulmer. SUE McCLELLAND leaves Miss Runninger's speech class to her brother, Paul. LARRY COLEMAN leaves his morning walks with the Monarch twins to anyone who can tell them apart. HELEN BURRELL leaves her iob as class treasurer to anyone who can add. CHARLES BAUGHMAN leaves his shyness to Bob Grove. MARILYN CANON leaves her cheering ability to Barb McKinley. BOB EAKIN leaves to follow in his brother's footsteps. PAT BOAL leaves her ability to keep secrets to John Brown. DICK HUGHES leaves his enthusiasm and vitality to anyone who has an arm strong enough to hold his own head up. SUE AND SANDY KELLER leave the school in peace, taking their sweet and cheerful dispositions with them. PEG SHOAFF, JAN SCHULTZ, KITTY SHILLIDAY, AND EDITH HENDERSON leave their boy-catching secrets to Sandy Mauk and Carolyn Wolfe. BOB WOOD leaves his sleeping in the Honor Society Room to Jim Snyder and Bob Barnes. CARL WIBLE leaves to become the fourth man in the stfeet on the Steve Allan show, JOYCE MILLER leaves Jan Wentworth to carry on in F.H.A. 36 BARBARA GORR leaves her laugh-provoking laugh to Ginny White. JOHN ESHELMAN leaves his ice skating ability to Larry Bevington. LYNDA SHAWGO leaves her bass drum to anyone who can lift the contraption. ANGELINE VOCISANO leoves!!!! LOIS RODAHAVER leaves her position on the Broadcast Staff to anyone who can climb all those steps from the Mechanical Drawing Room. BILL WHITE and ED THOMAS leave. Ain't that sweet? CAROL BEACH leaves Mr. Wise to find a new secretary. DICK THOMPSON wakes up long enough to leave. CONNIE ROEMER leaves to manage Penney's. JAY MONARCH leaves Joey to carry on in the Monarch tradition of fascinating all the girls. MARY DICK leaves her seat in P.O.D. to her sister, Barbara. BILL NOGAR leaves an empty space in the hall between the Junior and Senior High buildings. CAROLYN HUMMELL leaves her non-profit making taxi service to anyone who can get as many kids in one car. DICK PERRINE leaves his place to his nephew, Carl Matthews. JANIE LAZO leaves her left-over stationary to Peggy Beightol so that she can write letters in study hall. DICK LeGRAND leaves his worn out books to the Senior Class. BUTCH MILLER leaves Bultalo Street to anyone who can go the wrong way past the police station and not get caught. KEN SNYDER leaves to become an instructor in safe driving. BARBARA MONTANA leaves her title of Homecoming Queen to be fought over next year by Peggy Beightol and Rita Vroman. DOROTHY LOWERS and ANNA STERNS leave their shared messy locker to any Junior who can get anything else in it. BOB HARRAH leaves his parking place behind the school to anyone who can squeeze into it. RITA ROBBINS leaves to start an all girl, all saxophone band. ROY BLAIR leaves his angelic behavior in class to Bill Chamberlain. BARB SNYDER leaves to become a lady plumber. JOAN BEAN leaves machine shop to Jay Dunn so he can build his rocket ship. PAT SIEFRIET leaves her sensational solos in the Musical Broadcast to Missie Bark. LARRY MORRIS leaves his Elvis boots to Miss Runninger. JOE LAWSON leaves his limousine to anyone who can start the stupid thing. ED HORES leaves to continue going steady with Susie. SALLY LINGLER leaves to continue her education at Edin- boro Normal. BOB McFETRlDGE leaves to his sister, Donna, a locker in the Senior Hall, to which she is now fully entitled. SUSIE HEUFNER leaves her iob as soda ierk to any jerk who wants it. CAROLYN CFINGERSI FARREN leaves to become a safe cracker. DORIS DOUTT leaves . . . well, anyway, she leaves. DICK GULNAC leaves his wild women to David Adleman. JAN HEALY leaves her eyebrows to Peggy Beightol. 37 BLAINE KUHN leaves to become a professional weight- Iifhter. PEGGY AMBERSON leaves to ioin her brother and his friends iespecially his friendsl. BILL DEETER leaves his glasses to anyone who can see through them. BARBARA BEIGHTOL leaves to start her own farm. TINY LUPPINO leaves to become bigger. DARLENE BAKER leaves her long blonde hair to Kaycee Hough. MIKE MARSHALL and BUTCH KISER, President and Vice President of the Senior Class, leave to run for Pres- ident and Vice President of the United States. CAROL PARRY leaves Mr. can take his teasing. TERRY JONES and DICK in the Senior hall to JUDY BARNES leaves to own little restaurant. TED KELLY leaves to teach models how to walk. MARILYN ORR leaves to brighten dreary corners with her cheery smile. ED SNYDER leaves to manage Polk State School. JANE MORRIS leaves her Knightette costume to Karen Bailey. BILL BUTTERS is taking everything with him. MARILYN MILLER leaves her geometrical ability to anyone who wants it. LEE BAKER leaves sleeping in class to anyone who can get. away with it. MARILYN OAKES leaves to loin up with the Ford Thunder- bird Association. DAVID WHEELER leaves the teachers in peace. LINDA O'POLKA leaves her hot rod driving to Bob Deligiannis. JOHN AYLESWORTH leaves all to the new Seniors. SANDY RICHARDSON leaves to Mary Dickson all the fun of watching for black Fords. JIM CAMPBELL leaves Mr. Mohney's democratic ideals to the Franklinite Staff of I959. KATHIE COOLEY leaves to invent a fast-working growth pill. JOHN BROWN leaves to become a professional wrestler. CAROL BROWN leaves her courage to anyone who will ride with the Keller twins. RAY DEAL leaves. Period. SARA STAUP leaves her locker to Mary Eakin. DICK CLARK leaves all the work he didn't do to the Juniors. GEORGIA STEFANAKOS leaves Tom to support the '59 Franklinite Staff. PATSY FONZO leaves to become Mr. America. JANET SNYDER leaves her crew cut to anyone flat-headed enough to get one. CHESTER HAWKINS leaves to become a rodeo star. ERMA FELLNER leaves the whole Franklin High School to her sister. DICK WOJTOWICZ leaves his faith in the Democratic Party to Mr. Mohney. IZZY TIMNEY leaves her car to anyone who can beat Carl Wible in a drag race. RICKY PLUMER leaves his supply of toothpicks to any beaver who likes to eat wood. JAYNE ZARZECZNY leaves her name to anyone who can spell it. Mohney's class to anyone who REIB leave their standing place Bert Moyar and Mollie Harry. become the proprietress of her MICKEY SOBOTA leaves his iar of axle grease to anyone with wild hair. PAT NADIG leaves her clarinet to anyone who can alford to buy reeds every week. SUSIE BARNES leaves Friday the I3th to her sister Barb. JERRY BAKER leaves his teachers to Bob Barnes. KAREN CONKLIN leaves her to anyone who can win JOHN BEIGHTOL and JOHN procrastination to Sherm can get away with it. KATHY EAKIN leaves her boy-stealing habits to Mary Boys. CHUCK CHERRY leaves to start an orchard. What kind? You guessed itlll BEA McCONNELL leaves her red hair to anyone who can find the same color of dye. ROGER SLOAN leaves his hot car to Dick McVay. RENEE HOOVER leaves her friends to Janet Gaiser. EMMY DELONG leaves to build Sputniks for the U.S.A. KATHY SCURRY leaves to replace the Iittle nervous guy on the Steve Allan show. ROGER MCCARTY leaves to start a Yul Brynner Fan Club. MARY METZ leaves her giggle to anyone who eats feathers for breakfast. HELEN BURRELL is President of the First National Banlf of Mars. arguments with Mr. Mohney them. KARNS leave their habit of Engles and Dick Fry if they LARRY COTTERMAN and LARRY COLEMAN are trying to invent a robot to do all their work for them. JERRY MILLER leaves his baritone voice to Carolyn Jordan, JUANITA KENDALL leaves her fluttering eyes to Fred Moses. JUDY AND TED VALESKI leave Bob and Gayle to each other. BONNIE SHEASLEY leaves her position in Honor Society to Claire Cotterman. DON RICE leaves Franklin High in great sorrow. SHIRLEY PHILLIPS leaves her shaggy dog hair cut to anyone brave enough to be run over by a lawn mower. NANCY SHORTS leaves to find a man. DALE PHILLIPS leaves. LINDA RICE leaves, laughing. ROBERTA SUTTON leaves all her troubles on the Broadcast Staff to some broad shouldered Junior. GENE WAGNER leaves to grow up. KAREN CONKLIN leaves to become the modern day Florence Nightingale. DON RUNNINGER leaves to contribute to the support of the first Justice of the Peace he can find. SHIRLEY PHILLIPS and JANE MORRIS are teaching teen- agers those ancient dances: the bop, stroll, and iitterbug. CAROL REYNOLDS is President of the Ladies' Gossiping Society. HOLLAND GURNEE leaves his locker to Bob Grove and hopes he'll take better care of it. CLASS FAVORITES Auto-Ford Orchestra-Lawrence Welk Singer-Pat Boone Actress-Debbie Reynolds Actor-Tab Hunter T.V. Program-American Bandstand Sport-Football Day-Friday Food-Pizza Period-Sixth Word-Love Respectfully submitting this last will and testament, we do bequeath this great task of writing and reading the will to any Juniors brave enough to get up in front of all these people. Witnesses: Grendel Dirty Lil Cleo Harvey Big Brother Charlie Brown Penny Schultz Sally Gibb Izzy Timney Jayne Zarzeczny DATE: June 4, 1988 CLASS PROPHECY PLACE: Mohneyville, U. S. M. iUnited States of Marsl EVENT: The 30-year reunion of the Class of 'I958 SUBJECT: The successes l?l and failures ill of the class members. Let's turn on our transistor T. V. and iook in on the reunion. See that big hunk of white cloth over there? That's MENACE REAGLE who iust parachuted from a space ship. JANE DICK, JANE LAZO, and DOROTHY LOWERS have finally trapped their men into marrying them. JOE LAWSON is still driving his blue Ford. He doesn't believe this space age will last. EDITH HENDERSON, KITTY SHILLIDAY, and PEG SHOAFF have their own cigarette factory to keep themselves supplied. TERRIE LEE decided to stay in Oil City, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., because she couIdn't get anyone to baby-sit with her kids. The following could not be with us today because of the strict rules at GOODY GOODY SABOTA's Prison, where he is warden: DIRTY DlCK RICE, TERRIBLE TINY LUPPINO, JAlLBREAKER JAN SNYDER, MUR- DERIN' MABEL MCDANIELS, HROBBER RAY BURKE, and BAD CREAL BADJ BONNIE SHEASLEY. MARILYN MILLER teaches mathematics at SALLY GlBB's Nursery School. Sally supplies all the students herself. BOB HARRAH is trying to find a space ship that will go fast enough to suit him. His present one only goes 3,000 miles per second. MARILYN CANON is head cheerleader for the Mohneyville Six: BARBARA BEIGHTOL, JOYCE MILLER, RENEE HOOVER, ETHEL HOLLAND, SARA STOUP, and GEORGIA STEFANAKOS. DANNY AMON is a janitor at the local Art Museum. Now we are in TED VALESKi's Marriage Counsel Office. Waiting to see him are NANCY CARSON, MARILYN OAKES, ANNA STEARNS, and DIANE PERRINE. The teenagers have a new idol, JOHN BREENE, who wiggles his eyebrows instead of his hips. LOIS RODAHAVER is still climbing the steps from the Mechanical Drawing Room. ED SNYDER now drives the Tastee-Freeze truck. SUE MCCLELLAND is a missionary to Saturn. DICK THOMPSON is head pea-picker on ERMA FELLNER's farm. CAROL BROWN is not here today. That's what she gets for riding with the Keller Twins. BILL NOGAR has invented a portable hall for him and his girl to hide in. KATHY EAKIN has finally caught a man who didn't get away. She keeps him in a cage. CHUCK BAUGHMAN and JOHN BEAN are tied for the title Tallest Man on Mars. MARY METZ is now 9 feet tall due to the fact that she has starched her hair. JOHN ESHELMAN set up an ice-skating rink on the Polar Ice Cap. 39 Y M Y -. ,. . E. . , W. .T , RAY DEAL, DALE PHILLIPS, JERRY BAKER, BARB SNYDER, SANDY RICHARDSON, and NORMA THOMAS, the Super Sonic Six, are our singing entertainers for the day. They are being accompanied by RITA ROBBINS and her all girl, all sax band. They will serenade us with that popular ballad, I'Il Love You Till the Hair Falls Off My Chest, written by Jerry Miller. PAT NADIG has moved her Jamestown colony here to Mars where it is doing very well. ROGER McCARTY is now the Yul Brynner of Mars. KATHY COOLEY, President of the Six-Footer's Club, due to the success of her growth pill is now trying to invent a shrinking pill. SUSIE BARNES and EDDIE HORES are newlyweds after going steady for 30 years. They are honeymooning at MARILYN ORR's Honeymoon Hotel, located in the beautiful Heartbreak Valley. JOHN BEIGHTOL and JOHN KARNS, expert mechanics, have iust left for the Moon. It seems ROGER SLOAN wrecked his space ship there. Look over there, it's LARRY ELVlS MORRIS, the famous rock-and-roll star who performs nightly at LINDA O'POLKA's Cafe, The Dirty Dish. JAY MONARCH has loved and left every eligible girl in our colony, and has now departed to look for more prospects on Jupiter. ANGELINE VOSCISANO is a well-known Arthur Murray dancing teacher who specializes in the Cha-Cha. CHOOKIE WRIGHT is prancing around showing off her long locks as a result of her invention Sara's Solution for Tired Tresses. MIKE MARSHALL and BUTCH KISER are President and Vice President of the United States of Mars. If you look into the sky, you will see IZZY TIMNEY racing her new Jupiter 3 Spacemobile. CARL WIBLE is Mar's foremost comedian. He also plays the bass in his spare time. JAYNE ZARZECZNY is warden of the local boys' reform- atory. JIM CAMPBELL is our community budget manager and as a result, we have a treasury of a minus S594,367,- 922,844.71 KEN SNYDER and DICK LeGRAND are teaching drum at the local high school, while ROY BLAIR and GENE WAGNER are teaching trombone. BEA MCCONNELL has a patent on her red dye. RICKY PLUMER has invented a splinter-proof toothpick in all flavors. fTastes good, too.l LINDA RICE is still laughing. ED THOMAS' supermarket supplied all the food for our reunion today. DRS. EMBERT DELONG, B.A., M.A., PhD., A.B., M.S., and B.S., and TED KELLY, B.S., B.S., B.S., B.S., and B.S., are the ones who invented the space ship that brought us here. KAREN CONKLIN and CAROLYN HUMMELL are doing a booming business at the First Aid Station due to the fall out. DORIS DOUTT is no longer in doubt, as she is happily married. WALLY McDOUGALL is the Howdy Doody of Mars. CAROL FARREN also is on the Mars Howdy Doody Show. She is a trapeze artist, who does amazing feats while hanging by her little fingers. BOB EAKIN, who is now president of the Mohneyville College, is not here today as he is out studying the geography of Mars. BILL DEETER, DICK PERRINE, BOB WOOD, HOLLAND GURNEE, and DICK HUGHES can't be here today. They are members of the Space Cadets and are now on guard duty at Space Station No. 43. SUSIE HUEFNER and KATHY SCURRY are the charwomen at the Capitol Building in Mohneyville. BLAINE KUHN is the heavy, heavyweight champion of the Universe. He is celebrating today, for last night's victory over PRETTY BOY FONZO. NANCY RICE, NANCY SHORTS, DARLENE BAKER, and MARILYN WOOD run that famous night spot, The Cosmic Club. ROBERTA SUTTON ls cigarette girl. CHUCK CHERRY has spread his cherry orchards to Mars. His business manager, BOB McFETRIDGE reports that the business is doing fine. JUANITA KENDALL has monopolized the false eye lash industry on Mars. SALLY LINGLER could not be here because she couldn't bring her Carr. PENNY SCHULTZ is the brilliant architect who designed the slums of this city. DICK WOJTOWICZ cannot be with us today. He is the Democratic president of the United States on earth. ADMIRAL WILLIAM WHITE is showing slides of his Martian Missiles. PAT BOAL writes the gossip column for the Mohneyville Daily Chronicle. BILL BUTTERS is a complete fiap. PAT SIEFRIET is the Prima Ballerina for the Martian Metro- politian Opera Co. BARBARA GORR trains the laughing hyenas at our local zoo. KAREL CONKLIN and CONNIE ROEMER, famous stylists, have their own dress shop, Stupid Styles for Stupid Saps. 40 BARB MONTANA is our diplomatic representative to the U. S. A. CHESTER HAWKINS now owns the Western Mars Rodeo. LEE BAKER, DICK CLARK, and JOHN BROWN are his star performers. BUTCH MILLER does the singing commercials for Ayles- worths Ale. IJOHN AYLESWORTH's million-dollar business.l SUE and SANDY KELLER are still trying to fool people. JAN SCHULTZ is still trying to invent a successful freclcle remover. DICK REIB and TERRY JONES are now happily married. JUDY BARNES, PEGGY AMBERSON, JUDY VALESKI, and LYNDA SHAWGO are still wowing the men as they haven't settled down yet. DAVID WHEELER is now an English teacher and can tear pages out of his own textbooks. CAROL PARRY and CAROL BEACH are the hostesses on the Mars to Earth space ship line. ANNE SETTLEMIRE is the first woman to fly around the galaxy. DICK GULNAC is the author of the best-selling book, Women I Have Known. Wow! SUE SHEASLEY is teaching baton at JAN HEALEY's dancing school. BARB SAELI owns the largest iunlcyard on Mars. MADELEINE MULLER, who flew up iust for this event, is now first lady Premier of France. Izzy Timney Jayne Zarzeczny Sally Gibb Penny Schultz Row l: K. Snyder, J. Aylesworth, B. Harrah, T. Valeski, D. Woitowicz, C. Baughman, P. Fonzo, B. Kuhn, M. Marshall, J. Campbell, C. Wible: Row 2: B. Gorr, S. Phillips, L. O'Pollca, K. Cooley, R. Miller, B. Beightol, P. Schultz, B. Montana, C. Hummel, J. Snyder. BOYS Most Popular-Mike Marshall Handsomest--Patsy Fonzo Best Build -Ted Valeski Wittiest- Carl Wible Best AlI-Around- Roy Blair Biggest Flirt - Bob Harrah Best Dresseclf-Dick Woitowicz Best Dancer'--Ken Snyder Most AthleticfBIaine Kuhn Most Studiousf-Jim Campbell Tallest-Chuck Baughman ShyestwJohn Aylesworth SENIOR SUPERLATIVES GIRLS Most Popular-Barb Montana Prettiest-Butchie Miller Best Figure-Shirley Phillips Wittiest-Jan Snyder Best All-Around-Penny Schultz Biggest Flirt-Barb Gorr Best Dressed-Linda O'PoIka Best Dancer-Terry Jones Most AthleticmBarb Beightol Most Studious-Carolyn Hummel Shortest-Kathy Cooley Shyest-Marilyn Orr Senior on is we l L if sk Row l: W. Houbert, L. Woolf, N. Wilson, Row 2: S. Gibb, L. Showgo, A. Settlemire, P. Bool, K Scurry, P. Schultz, P. Amberson, D. Reib, B. White, Korel Conklin, Koren Conklin, T. Kelly, L Morris, K. Snyder, B. Gorr. l L. are if L 5 Q .2 ii ,.E .i.. ,Q , . fi- I T. Kelly, P. Schultz, B. White, L. Morris, B. Gorr, K. Snyder, I. Timney 42 t -3:-vvfwff, 1 -' Class Play DOCTOR HUDSON'S SECRET JOURNAL The stage of Franklin High School's auditorium took on the atmosphere of a hospital for a few hours when the Seniors presented their Senior Play, Doctor Hudson's Secret Journal. Mr. Clinton Perrine directed the production, which told the story of a doctor who gave up things for himself in order to help others. The play was well cast, and the cast members gave the audience good portrayals of their parts. Especially outstanding were Bill White, as Doctor Hudson, and Penny Schultz, as his receptionist, who added much to the hospital atmosphere. The Class of 1958 was well pleased with the success with which the efforts put forth by the cast, prompters, Mr. Perrine, the make-up depart- ment, the ticket committee, and all others concerned with the play were rewarded. Courtesy Club is a group of Senior High girls chosen by their advisor, Miss Wright. The girls usher at the Senior and Junior plays, the Musical Broadcast, and Commencement. This year they were guides for open house at the High School. Poise and good grooming are two necessary requirements for being selected to ioin the club. 43 The underclassmen play an important part in the operations and activities of our school. Dances, as- semblies, and plays are a few of the varied activi- ties which have provided many memorable occa- sions. The achievements and goals of each class will remain as an imprint in the history of Franklin High School. And above all, the determination of each class to meet these goals will long be remembered. xl ' J 'QQ- 4 , gi.. J .rf 15 Y' it l-E m IQ? ' :., . X S 1 3 fi X ? A . su, 'V ...4nf L , in ' q Q f Q M ' ' tk 0 N ' x. 1 A 3 V ' W x S, S A '- 3' ' N ' i ,,: V' ,Y-3 J ' . ' - ' wx! ,, Jk,.f 'Q ff X 5 . :nf QQ' - Q , 1 2 x Vg r V Q , , , . g' f J - . 4 Y ' f w, K l 8 D X- X- 4 X . Q Wi K. ww Lu n I 5 I 1' x gi: Ai . 0 5 A L ' .QQ Os, y 'Y R W3 su Cy, H ' . . U, 5, . 'vga l'sx 5 'w g 3 YN ,,.. X 5' d 1, Y xxfffx xk 5 E, X ,- ,W Q -55 'f X' ' 'K Qu X. S i , .qi sl 'A J Q 2 A 1 -Q ,S 5 ai A . sis Q 'LW Q .AI3 'EQ 'XL'-xw, - -. x mix ex A X -Q xx 45 Rfk, gg lm. Juniors 46 HOME ROOM 203 Row l: L. Richardson, A. Brenneman, B. Lee, C. Harrah, K. Logue, J. Miller. Row 2: M. Boys, J. Adams, M. Blair, S. Monarch, R. Ruby, P. Pindel, J. Dick, J. Shawgo. Row 3: B. Collingwood, M. Kase, B. Fulmer, T. Stefanakos, B. Moyar, F. Gaiser, R. Fleming. HOME ROOM 201 Row l: L. Ramfos, C. Willis, J. Schiffer, A. Lynn, A. Lynn, J. Gibb, B. Dodd, M. Crisman, J. DeVault, C. Wood. Row 2: M. Baughman, R. Vroman, C. Foster, J. Rumberger, M. Harry, B. Young, F. Kershner, B. Deligiannis, C. Lawrence. Row 3: C. Thomas, P. Midage, B. Blum, B. Chamberlain, B. Ashley, B. Jones, G. Stake, B. Snell. Row 4: J. Donaldson, T. Findlan, T. Parker, B. McChesney, P. Griffin. HOME ROOM 301 Row l: L. Monarch, P. Cross, L. Kugler, R. Baker, M. Eaken, L. Viele, S. Wright, R. Beach. Row 2: J. McClelland, M. Nicklin, E. Baughman, V. Golden, M. Dickson, J. Quigley, R. Hershman, N. Smith. Row 3: B. Wright, B. Lynch, W. Thomas, T. Nalepa, P. Runninger, R. Zeller. Row 4: J. Heffern, S. Engles, B. Baiorek, F. Marando, R. Bowen. HOME ROOM 205 Row l: K. Kistler, P. McCune, C. Bowser M. Phillips, D. Fry, B. Morrison, B Wheeling. Row 2: L. Bevington, J. Limber, C Austin, E. Rhodes, C. Fulmer, F. Craft J. Wentworth, F. Moses. Row 3: R. Davis, B. Dale, K. Lindholm A. Deon, J. Miller, M. Gadsby, P Reed. Row 4: J. Marshall, L. McNutt, P. Sou touras, E. Atwell, J. Haubert, D. Sib ley, A. Whitman. Juniors HOME ROOM 207 Row l: D. Coast, M. Greggs, L. Bowen E. Shoup, M. Spencer, P. Hall, B Brown, R. Clark. Row 2: V. Noggle, P. Pastor, E. Uber, A. Wilson, B. Irwin, E. Moulton, S McMichael. Row 3: R. Weber, M. Beers, B. Richards, C. Newton, J. Eakin, J. Seely. Row 4: T. McGuire, B. Grove, A. Cum- mings, J. Brown, B. Miller, J. Kline Absent: S. Wright, C. Lineman, H Donahue. HOME ROOM 'l Row 'l: A. Kaste, C. Hovis, S. Fry, M. Kelly, L. Donahue, J. Little. Row 2: M. Parry, M. Spanberger, S Marshinke, D. McFetridge, B. Dick. Row 3: C. Hartzell, R. Stanley, G. Gran- nis, L. Linn, S. Finch. Row 4: S. Stratton, C. Jordan, S. Mc- Clelland, D. O'Polka, C. Nalepa. HOME ROOM T03 Row 'l: S. Lepley, B. Kaste, J. Andre, S. Smith, G. Patterson, K. Bailey. Row 2: B. Reagle, M. Willis, B. Beith G. Blum, L. Mealy, B. Barnes, B Lamberton. Row 3: J. Nadig, T. Saddoris, B. Kozalla A. Hawkins, D. Beggs, J. Gildenston L. Zeller. Row 4: W. Ghering, T. Sterner, J. Tidd G. Hofiman, S. McClelland, R. Reiter P. Cauvel, D. Merck. Absent: R. Woods, L. Sophen. HOME ROOM l05 Row l: M. Soisson, P. Haylett, J. Griftin C. Miller, L. Manoske, D. Rummel S. Mauk. Row 2: S. Jones, K. Kinnear, P. Thomas, A. Vocisano, J. Montana, S. Tucker B. White, C. Botts. Row 3: J. DeVault, T. O'Brien, R. Swan- ton, D. Greenlee, R. Owens, R. Co- kain, M. Vergis. Row 4: B. Hanna, J. Case, J. Roushey, B. Michaels, L. Fogle, J. Bailey. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sophomores Sophomores HOME ROOM Ill Row 'I: D. Eppinger, L. Ohler, M. Adams V. White, F. Susi, F. Beatty, D. Mc Vay, K. Wheeler. Row 2: B. Lingler, J. Miller, N. Beach L. Lenn, B. Cauvel, B. Barnes, H Harris, S. Lesko, J. Carleton. Row 3: P. Schiffer, L. Billingsley, D Robertson, K. Hough, L. Richey, D Cheers, G. Daily. Row 4: B. McKinley, J. Umbreit, M Lavery, B. Cozad, B. Boal, R. Bergin J. Kerschner. HOME ROOM 1 13 Row l: E. Bell, B. Shauey, C. Reynolds, J. Beggs, N. Shaw, P. Plummer, D. Hitzeman, W. Barnett. Row 2: C. Wood, B. McKinley, S. Snyder, K. Baughman, S. Campbell, M. Lesco, P. Flaugh, J. Cochran. Row 3: S. Sayers, S. Blyler, S. Johnson, M. Heasley, M. Shorts, D. Richardson, R. Comfort, L. Marshall. Row 4: J. Moran, Q. Finefrock, B. Barnes, L. Jones, M. Brown, R. Beightol.. HOME ROOM 107 Row 1: B. Minnick, C. Bingman, A Jones, S. Patterson, K. Beals, B Brown, K. McCandless. Row 2: G. Baughman, S. Snyder, C Wolfe, S. States, B. Farren, C. Burk- hardt, J. Miller, N. Lang, B. Shaffer. Row 3: B. Rice, B. Young, B. Marshall F. Fultz, B. Satterwhite, W. Morris E. Bergin. Row 4: J. Judy, B. Conrad, E. Lesko, T. Viele, G. Pachla, G. Frailey, J Barr, D. Montgomery, J. Pastor. Absent: J. Kozella, E. Petrini, T. Scurry, K. Sherene. 1 1 HOME ROOM 212 Row 1: G. Judson, T. Eakin,, C. Rice, N. Bark, P. O'Brian, G. Johnson, F. Rhoades, R. Stright, F. Baker. Row 2: B. Carson, S. DeVault, B. Russel L. Lee, B. Barnes, P. McKinley, M. Va Cise, J. Schull. Row 3: B. Croyle, D. Harbaugh, E. Rob- inson, R. McDonald, J. Edge, J. Dille, S. Shuffstall, D. Krizon, D. Hersman, J. Grifien. Row 4: A. Plyler, J. Nicklin, G. Snyder, J. McMichels, D. Brown, T. Sloss, L. Schwab, F. Yetka, A. White. HOME ROOM 214 I. n Row 1: D. Snyder, L. Lopeno, P. Rich- ards, N. Keller, M. Bark, M. Painter, J. McCamey, D. Ziegler. Row 2: K, Doverspike, C. Boughman, S. King, S. Saeli, R. Stewart, M. Holland, M. Robisin, J. Nogar. Row 3: D. Wensler, F. Wobber, J. Brown, R. Shaner, J. Harrah, A. Crum, L. Boker, M. Ramfos. Row 4: M. Daniels, T. Reynolds, G. Marshall, D. Tanner, R. Brakeman, G. Clayton, R. Grove, T. Judson. Absent: G. Eakin, S. Saeli, C. Slagle. HOME ROOM 115 Row 1: D. Wolfe, P. Jones, T. Tidball J. Graham, M. Diegel, P. Dale, J Klingensmith, T. Fulmer. Row 2: V. Fellner, P. McClelland, D Ditzenberger, D. Scurry, C. Hyer, T Black, S. Baker, K. Storm. Row 3: A. Cunningham, J. Rodgers, K Petterson, R. Wolfe, B. Reynolds, J Neeley, B. Reagle. Row Crisman, H. Mcllwain, D. Stake 1 4: V. Witherup, T. Bimber, T. Lusher, G. Ziegler. Row HOME ROOM 210 ,J. l: D. McCarty, N. Nadig, B. Whit- man, N. Deal, C. Ghering, M. Bergin S. Row C B. Row Porter. 2: L. Rhoades, L. Baker, J. Jordan Kelly, P. Eichholtz, M. Singleton Cooley. 1 1 1 3: E. Kaste, R. Hanna, J. Sterner, B. Bingman, C. McDowell, G. Stearns H Row Owens, D. Dobos, N. Van Houten 4: G. Plummer, F. Wilkinson, B Burgert, L. Lindsey, J. Riddle, W Harrah, J. Grill. Absent: J. Doyle, W. Beebe, E. Shields 1 Freshmen 4. xi Sai... 3 JK V1 an H.. ss mm Q, ,..... F2 ,wa 11 Freshmen 50 HOME ROOM 206 Row l: G. Shingledecker, P. Aylesworth, M. McCarty, B. Giebner, D. Thomas, H. Noggle, C. Ellis. Row 2: R. Carter, L. Silverman, A. Mc- Ginty, M. Miller, G, Babbington, B. Dick, M. Reagle. Row 3: P. Ferry, L. Baker, J. Thomas, D. Primosic, F. Kiser, J. Cramer, C. Broms, J. Phenicie. Row 4: F. Lyles, T. Schultz, C. Proctor, F. Ritchey, D. Slagle, D. Hovis, L. Say, C. Deligionnis, D. Hogan. HOME ROOM 208 Row 1: B. Harrison, G. Midage, B. Deal L. Smith, B. Robson, K. Richardson C. Kightlinger, D. Gilliland. Row 2: K. Orsega, P. McDowell, S Segelhorst, E. Tennant, N. Straight J. Blum, C. Clark. Row 3: D. Long, J. Vensel, D. Perrine D. DeLong, V. Elliott, L. Given, B Baird. Row 4: B. Wolford, D. Winters, M Caniemi, F. Pastor, R. Baughman, F Harris, R. Sires, D. McConnell. HOME ROOM 202 w 1: J. Davis, D. Doutt, R, Bacher G. Bean, E. Cooper, J. Findlan. i Row 2: R. Thompson, R. Parlaman, G McCune, T. Snyder, G. Phillips, G Stahlman, G. Hughes, W. Ewing. Row 3: M. Kugler, J. Hartzell, B. Cris- man, L. Murdoch, C. Wright, P. Car- rara, K. Lehman. Row 4: M. Steele, C. Fellner, M. Prenott, M. Roberston, J, Shillidoy, M. Deligi annis, P. Beals, C. Johnston. HOME ROOM 204 Row l: C. Matthews, G. Gealy, W. Car- ter, R. Watt, E. Krizon, L. O'Clair, D. wright. Row 2: K. Kistler, C. Barsic, G. Brunton, P. Collins, R. Wheeler, T. Miller, L. Sh roup, B. Dick. Row 3: R. Brown, L. Reisinger, G. Doyle, S. Lawson, R. Ewing, L. Wheeler, K. Foster, D. Moox, S. Blum. Row 4: G. Woods, D. Brenneman, G. States, J. Cozad, R. Snyder, W. Long, J. Lindsey, W. Cunningham, F. Up- dyke, F. Atwell. HOME ROOM 100 Row I: G. Reed, J. Kightlinger, H. Brown, N. Richardson, S. Irwin, G. Hovis, K. Collins, H. Watt. Row 2: G. Jolley, J. Wolfe, K. King, D. Gadsby, L. Snyder, R. Blum, M. Cramer, W. Davis, F. Butters, R. Finley. Row 3: L. Jackson, J. Russell, G. Smith, L. Pedley, B. Conte, V. Brown, B. Campbell, P. Baker, C. Foster, B. Thomas, D. Yarnell. Row 4: B. Smith, C. Richey, J. Pankratz, R. Cross, G. Maul, J. Long, J. Mc- Camey, D. Ferry, M. Collins. HOME ROOM l02 Row l: J. Shaffer, B. Barnes, D. Ghering, S. McCollough, P. McClelland, J. Rogers, N. Gurnee, S. Freeman, K. Counselman. Row 2: S. Lawson, J. Smith, E. Hugus, A. Burgert, E. Geib, K. McElhattan I. Wice, M. Shannon, L. Woods, E Dickert. Row 3: A. McFarland, A. King, R. Plyler R. Rice, W. Crum, C. Allebach, M Viele, J. Shakespeare. Row 4: A. Montgomery, G. Porter, J. Egolf, J. Egolf, J. Rhoads, D. Green- lee, D. Pryer, E. Hogue, L. Jordan. HOME ROOM 5 Row 1: C. Griffen, S. Miller, A. Running- er, J. Wagner, W. Grove, D. Wilson, J. McFetridge, R. Runninger, L. Hall. Row 2: J. Judy, D. Brown, T. Fultz, R. Lawson, D. Brown, A. Davis, J. Mcl- haffy, M. Pratt. Row 3: T. Deslatte, L. Gilmore, L. Kozel- la, R. Armour, K. Swanton, N. Klink, T. Jones, J. Heasley. Row 4: J. Duncan, W. Bean, J. Baugh- man, D. Bowser, D. Morrow, M. Pix- ley, M. Frellsen, P. Rollins. Absent: H. Adelman, B, Beggs, J. Eakin, C. Christy. f Eighth Grade 5'I HOME ROOM 200 Row 'l: N. Beach, P. Beers, R. Linn, L. Lepley, J. Kugler, T. Miller, M. Hard- enburg, F. Jolley. Row 2: B. Tucker, M. Kessler, C. San- ford,, J. GrifTen, D. Stewart, S. Shorts, B. Morrison, J. Harrah, G. Case. Row 3: L. Say, L. Rice, N. Deal, S. Peterson, L. Bodien, W. Baker, T. Reagle, R. Proctor, T. Painter, T. Bowen. Row 4: R. Sharrer, R. Karns, P. Perrine, N. Baughman, J. DeLong, S. Novak, D. Hersman, W. Miller, R. Boals, S. Bleakley. HOME ROOM 104 Row l: C. Hart, M. Thomas, R. Brunton A. Miller, C. Bell, N. Lepley, G Marshall, A. McClelland. Row 2: D. Lawrence, R. Harbaugh, D Hanna, K. Martin, E. Boys, C. Moore L. Tidd, G. Reagle, D. Voorhies. Row 3: S. Hawke, B. Finefrock, J. Wood, B. Lindsey, A. Stake, M. Hoovler, F Hoover, R. Ditzenberger, E. Shiner. Row 4: M. Rice, R. Lockhart, E. Holland, E. Kightlinger, B. Lynn, M. Snyder, R. Mara, R. Winters, J. Ruby, R. Mc- Millan, C. Wheeler. HOME ROOM 106 Row 1: G. Lindsey, B. Foster, D. Griffen J. Grossman, B. Wolfe, D. Lowers, D Walker. Row 2: T. Robson, J. Reagle, K. Zilhaver C. Kockler, L. Woolf, B. Sutton, D McCollough. Row 3: H. Doverspike, B. Marshall, S Forsell, G. Beers, C. Willyoung, R. Carallc, B. Beith. Row 4: B. Finch, B. McMichael, E. Valeski, B. Huling, L. Deeter, S. Grinder, Z. Jones, J. Kase, J. Rankin. HOME ROOM 108 Row l: S. Reitz, D. Varner, E. Span- berger, N. Wilson, J. Rodebaugh, J. Hughes, G. Mohney, J. Stuttler, V. Simpson, P. Dale. Row 2: M. Miller, N. Blair, M. Donahue, S. Smith, C. Shaw, R. Deeter, J. Burns. Row 3: S. White, R. Mora, J. Kinnear, K. Snyder, D. Dennis, S. Brightbill A. Dunn, D. Dick. Row 4: D. Collins, R. Martin, R. Ayles- worth, W. Plyler, J. Jordan, S. Snell, J. Ritchey, W. Karnes. Absent: T. Haun, O. Donahue. r 1 1 1 Seventh Grade HOME ROOM l'l0 Row l: C. Montgomery, G. Moore, Staup, R. Stroup, B. Sheasley, Miller, P. Beach, J. Logue. Row 2: S. Woclaski, B. Baker, D. S. Clark, C. Little, S. Prichard, Brown, E. Holmes, B. Orsino, B Row 3: L. Griffin, D. Judy, G. L. Baker, L. Engles, R. Hazlett, T Young, L. Wilkinson. Row 4: N. Plummer, J. Otto, P. R. Houn, J. Mason, H. Davison Marshall, R. Crisman. HOME ROOM l'l4 Row lz C. Kightlinger, D. D. Doutt, J. Stewart, N. Jackson, P O'Polka, B. Urey. Row 2: B. Graham, P. Crawford, Urey, R. Simpson, W. Rhoades, P Craft, J. Eakin. Row 3: H. Dick, B. Ambrose, C. H. Engles, R. King, D. Day, R. Row 4: C. Clark, D. Haun, M. w. Hart, F. Ace, R. sires, H. Klinger T. Hart, W. Smith. HOME ROOM 'Il2 Row 'la A. Hoffman, R. Goodman, E. Wolfe, P. Baker, G. Finefrock C Lehmann, D. Adams, D. Fry, D. ber, F. Uber. 4 Row 2: E. Jordan, S. Greggs, S. J. Keller, A. Mattern, L. DeLong, Cotterman, J. Willyoung, H. Giles - Row 3: D. McVay, A. Lawson, C A. Mott, B. Wolburn, K. Cour G. Deeter. Row 4: G. Plyler, J. Harter, J. Johns, C. Say, A. Hovis, R. Seely, C. Good- man, H. Robinson. HOME ROOM ll Row 1: W. Haufaert, J. Pyle, M. Judson, J. Paul, R. Robbins, D. Greenlee, C. Clinefelter, V. Monarch. Row 2: B. Midage, R. Phillips, S. Mc- Cune, M. McConnell, A. Shreffler, L. Shawgo, J. Stephens, C. Hoffman. Row 3: J. Noggle, C. Baughman, K. Runninger, M. Beers, J. Lineman, C. White, R. Campbell, W. Lawrence. Row 4: P. Paden, A. Winkler, K. Mar- shall, M. Semrau, J. Burgert, L. Bar- rett, R. Bell, R. Staron. 53 Nui fra 1 . 5 'Q- ' 4 l 4 6 E 1 .3 Y 1 l .f 1 - 'jd ., . 1 I - -- A Q . Q' ' p- W' 1 .Q , . s ...Af , , V I 1 , -az L-Qs ' M . , 'ff Kwftfy' . M'f K ' A 1, 5 .' Q 5 if 'NIJ M,,n, s o 'S After hours . . . Our social life is very important because living and working together, learning to get along with each other, are fundamentals of educa- tion. Working together with a common purpose for others less fortunate lor iust for fun gives a deep feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction. One com- pelling reason why we try to make everything we undertake the best ever is that we have such pride in our school. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: G. Gronnis, K. Hough, Mr. Pixley, F. Moses, D. Woitowicz. Row 2: S. Barnes, M. Dickson D. Coast. Row 3: G. Patterson, K. Bailey, J. Kerschner, R. Miller, S. Phillips, L. Viele, P. McCune Row 4: K. Conklin, V. White, B. Montana, D. McFetridge, C. Miller, S. Mcirshinke, B. Shouey, S Huefner, S. Gibb. Row 5: T. Findlan, B. Fulmer, J. Haubert, E. Frailey, M. Lavery, M. Brown B. Hanna. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS A. Whitman, G. Gronnis, K. Hough, J. Allebcch, D. Woitowicz, F. Moses, J. Stalker. 's ' 56 JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: E. Wolfe, P. Baker, P. Beach, L. Snyder, H. Brown, A. Miller, N. Wilson, B. Foster. Row 2: C, Bell, K. Kistler, P. McDowell, B. Cooley, S. Grinder, J. Rogers, M. Prenatt, H. Moggle, K. Foster, S. Saeli. Row 3: N. Klink, R. Mora, B. Reagle, A. Burgert, C. Case, C. Deligiannis, J. Pr .,des, J. McMichf-.sl Al n-r:..:...,,.:Q T Revnolds, B, Wolford, D. Harrah, Mrs. McQuaid. The Student Council is made up of two representatives from all the homerooms in the building. They meet weekly with Mrs. McQuaid and Mr. Pixley, their advisors. The Student Council carries on the annual candy sale, takes care of lighting the candles in the windows of the school at Christmas, sponsors a Career Day for students from the ninth to twelfth grades, has a junior high welcoming dance, and has a Sadie Hawkins dance. They are working on a student handbook which contains a code of ethics. This year they sent several representatives to a Safe Drivers Conference at Edinboro State Teachers College. Money earned this year will be used for trophy cases and a foreign exchange student. CANDY COMMITTEE K. Hough, G. Grannis, F. Moses, D. Woitowicz Seated: J. Rhoads 57 SENIOR FRANKLINITE 95 E356 4 ., Ji I 1. 5. . s Row I: M. Metz, C. Hummel, J. Campbell, P. Schultz, P. Nadig, Row 2: Mr. Mohney, C. Baughman G. Siefanakos, C. Beach, L. Shawgo, D. Reib, I. Timney. EdiIor1P. Schultz and C. Hummel Business Manager J. Campbell JUNIOR FRANKLINITE To Row I: B. Irwin, M. Baughman, A. Brenneman, B. Brown, R. Fleming, A. Wilson, E. Baughman. Row 2: L. Richardson, L. Bevington, B. Deligiannis, D. Adelman, B. Baiorek, B. Miller, T. Siefanakos, P. Runninger, Mrs. Masterson. 58 R. Fleming, L. Bevington, C. Hummel, A. Wilson, L. Showgo, C. Beach The Franklinite Stat? is made up of seniors and juniors chosen by the previous year's staff. lt is their job to put out the yearbook. An advertisement campaign is carried on early in the year to secure a portion of the money needed to put out the book. This year the staff painted the Honor Society Room, and in return they will have half of it as a permanent headquarters for meetings and for work sessions. Later in the year the subscription campaign is carried on. Then the stat? is divided into committees, each working on its assignment. The yearbook is put together and students receive it during the last weeks of school. CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES sENloRs AND simon Activities INDEX SPORTS I. Timney l slmwgo D. Rell' P. Nadig UNDERCLASS D. Runninger Activities C' Bead' FACULTY G. Stefanalos D' Gulnuc L' shawgo M' Men C. Baughman 59 BROADCAST STAFF Row 1: K. Scurry, R. Sutton, Miss King, L. Rodahaver, R. Hoover. Row 2. A. Settlemire, P. Haylett, K. Counselman, N. Richardson. Row 3: J. Carlton, L. Viele, A. Stearns, M, Dickson, P. Baal, S. Mauk, J. Hoovler. Row 4: S, Patterson, M. Harry, J. Snyder, K. Hough, S. Sheasley, R. Vorman, V. Golden, L. Rice. Row 5: J. Gildenston, E. Frailey, R. Comfort, B. Hanna, T. Saddoris, B. Satterwhite. The Broadcast is the school newspaper that is issued weekly. It is a one page edition containing the latest school news. Much time is spent by the production staff, the liter- ary staff, and the advisors, Miss King and Miss McNeil. News must be gathered, the worlr layed out, a copy made, and the paper mimeographed. A large portion of the paper is devoted to sports with social news and other items of special importance follow- ing close behind. 60 PRODUCTION STAFF ----......, R. Vromcn, J. Lcxzo, M. Hurry, J. ZUVZSSCIUY LITERARY STAFF Row 1: R. Hoovler, R. Sutton, L. Roodhover, A. Sterns Row 2. J. Snyder, P. Bool, L. Rice, K. Scurry. 61 COURTESY CLUB Row 1: Miss Wright, S. Huefner, G. Grannis, J. Valeski, J. Andre, J. Limber. Row 2: D. O'Polka, C. Jordan, V. Golden, N. Thomas, J. Morris, A. Lynn, K. Bailey, K. Cooley, B. Showey, J. Gibb, R. Sutton, 8. Saeli, M. Shorts, V. Noggle. Row 3: C. Lineman, M. McMurdy, C. Burkhardt, S. Marshinke, L. O'Polka, H. Noggle, M. Soissen, P. Nadig. Row 4: A. Lynn, P. Pindel, M. Baughman, B. Marshall, L. Rodahaver, P. Schultz, R. Robbins, L. Mealy. Officers: J. Valeski, President J Andre, Secretary S. Huefner, Senior Representative J. Limber, Junior Representative G. Grannis, Sophomore Representative Courtesy Club is a group of Senior High girls chosen by their advisor, Miss Wright. The girls usher at the Senior and Junior plays, the Musical Broadcast, and Commence- ment. This year they were guides for open house at the High School. Poise and good grooming are two necessary requirements for being selected to ioin the club. 62 CARTWHEELERS Row l: L. Viele, J. Gaiser, G. Stefanakos, B. Brown, M. Gadsby, L. O'Polka, K. Scurry, K. Conklin. Row 2: D. Coast, M. Wood, A. Brenneman, J. Limber, M. McCurdy, R. Vroman, B. Irwin, J. Adams, R. Sutton, P. Nadig, S. Phillips. Row 3: S. Sheasley, R, Rodahaver, M. Spencer, C. Foster, K. Logue, M. Harry, R. Fleming, A. Wilson, R. Hoover, A. Stearns, A. Settlemire, S, Keller, S. Keller, Miss McClimans. Cartwheelers is an organization made up of selected girls from the Senior High. A group of three girls goes to the hospital every Saturday afternoon. Two girls take the cart around the hospital, while the other one is in charge of the visitors passes. 63 HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is an organization in which only a certain percentage of iuniors and seniors are allowed to join. The members are chosen by the OH' :P 'd t.l.Z e , teachersp and they are iudged on their grades, 'Cen res' en an any leadership, and personality. Secretary and Treasurer T. Jones The members of Honor Society read the Bible on Mondays and during the week before Christmas and Advisor Mr' wise Easter. They give a party for honor roll students each year, and they also decorate the Chirstmas tree in the main hall. Row I: B. Sheasley, L. Shawgo, C. Hummel, J. Zarzeczny. Row 2: T. Jones, G. Stefanakos, J. Campbell, Mr. Wise. 64 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL cs' -. it . , T535 1 is . S -w'vw-.m,,..,,,,w ,, N Row I: Mrs. Burket, L. Morris, H. Burrell, T. Jones, W. Kiser, M. Marshall, S. Huefner. Row 2: J. Campbell, D. Runninger, J. Kendall, G. Stefanakos. I. Timney, J. Zarzeczny, R. Miller, C. Hummel. Officers: President Mike Marshall, Vice President Butch Kiser, Secretary Terry Jones, TVSUSUYSI' Helen Burrell Advisor Mrs. Burket Senior Class Council is an organization which is new. It grew out of the need for some kind of representation from the class. It has made it easier for both advisor and members of the class. The council is chosen by the advisor, Mrs. Burket, and the officers of the class. Their duties are to take back to the class all material which has been discussed and to bring forth in the meeting the grievances any member of the class should have. 65 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Row I: Miss Cardamone, R. Vroman, B. Dale, A. Whitman, J. Adams, P Hall, V. Golden. Row 2: T. Stefanakos, B. Lynch, l.. McNutt, B. Jones, M. Spencer, R. Fleming, J. Limber, J. Brown. Ofticersz President Art Whitman, Vice President Bob Dale, Secretary Jackie Adams. Treasurer Pq1HgIl, Advisor Miss Cardamone The Junior class council is made up of the class ofticers and two representatives from each homeroom. The representa- tives are elected by the members of each home room thus giving all the iuniors a chance of being on the council. Miss Cardamone, the class advisor, meets with the council weekly and advises them as they try to solve any problems that arise in the class. The council members are in charge of selling refreshments at the home basketball games. The council along with the rest of the class sponsors the annual Christmas dance and the Junior-Senior Prom. 66 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL 231: Row 'l L llnn C Burkhart, B. Beith, J. Griffen, J. Beggs, N. Shaw, A. Jones. Row 2 G Daily F. Fultz, D. Greenlee, S. Jones, D. O'Polka, Mr. Burns, D. Robertson, B. Conrad T Saddorls J Hoffman. OFFICERS President-B. Conrad Vice-President-T. Saddoris Secretary-J. Griffen Treasurer-C. Burkhart The Sophomore Class Council is made up of the four officers and a representative and an alternate from each homeroom. They have sold candy at the Senior and Junior Plays, and the Musical Broadcast. They sold pencils earlier in the year. They sponsored the annual Sophomore spring dance the twenty-fifth of April. 67 w PROJECTOR cLuB Row I: R. Cokuin, Mr. Davis, F. Moses, B. Baiorek. Row 2: B. Moycr, B. Harris, B. White, L. Morris. Row 3: J. Nadig, T. Saddoris, C. Cherry, L. Bevington, E. Dille, J. Dunn. Row 4: L. Richey, B. Blum. STAGE CREW Left to Right: J. Miller, L. Ritchey, J. Cochian, Mr. Primosie, L. Bevington, B. Blum, D. Reib, J Donaldson, B. Grove, R. Owens, D. Richardson. Advisor: Mr. Primosic 68 VARSITY CLUB Row l: K. Sherran, T. Scurry, F. Fultz, W. Barnett, E. Thomas. Row 2: Mr. McCullough, M. Harris, B. Michael, T. Stefanakos, B. Moyer, B. Conrad, E. Atwell. Row 3: D. Trotter, T. Valeski, B. Kuhn, D. Lawson, D. Woitowicz, L. Fogle, J. Brown, M. Brown. Varsity Club is made up of selective varsity lettermen. ln their meetings they try to think of ways to go places with some outstanding sports interest. The members pick out special sports movies to see, and they figure out difterent ways to improve sports at Franklin High. 4. Proiector Club and the Stage Crew are very necessary in behind-the-scene opera- tions for such productions as special assemblies, the Musical Broadcast, plays, and other school activities. The members work very hard with the guidance of Mr. Davis and Mr. Primosic. 69 SENIOR FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Miss Bunnell, C. Hummel, P. Schultz, K. Hough, M. Muller, J. Kershner, I. Timney, A Brenneman, K. Cooley. Row 2: J. Carlton, T. Snyder, R. Mora, K. Bailey, D. Wensel, H. Noggle, E. Alice, J. Judson D. Ziegler, B. Beightol. Row 3: R. Swanson, K. Klause, R. Primosic, J. Hoffman, J. McMichaels, R. Comfort, D. Greenlee JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB R. Grove. Row l: Miss Bunnell, K. Collins, C. Bell, L. O'Clair, M. Thomas, N. Richardson, R. Blum, R. Fine- frock. Row 2: S. Hawke, N. Lepley, M. Rice, D. Brown, J. Russell, G. Smith, K. Kister, G. Hovis J. Griffen, C. Moore, E. Boys. Row 3: H. Brown, B. Lindsey, D. Godsby, S. Miller, A. Davis, A Miller, S. Hart, K. King, L. Snyder. Row 4: R. Brunton, M. Snyder, L. Pedley, A. Stake, K. Foster, R. Sawson, B. Lynn, P. Baker, M. Hanna. Row 5: E. Shiner, E. Holland, C. Wheeler, G. States, M Pixley, B. Lockhart, E. Kightlinger, N. Gurnee. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE X Row l: E. Snyder, M. Eakin, K. Kinnear, C. Burkhardt, V. White, N. Shaw, G. Patterson, F. Susi Row 2: M. Soissen, D. McFetridge, S. Marshinke, S. Finch, S, Smith, L. Ohler, K. Beals, J. Beggs G. Stefanakos, J. Andre, D. Coast, G. Grannis, G. Daily, T. Saddoris, Miss Swift. Row 3: B. Lingler L. Linn, C. Foster, C. Miller, G. Little, A. Jones, M. Lesco, J. Bauglnman. Row 4: D. Robertson, J McClelland, S. Jones. Row 5: Q. Finerock, J. Barr, B. Satterwhite, B. Hanna, P. Soutouras E. Frailey, M. Lavery, W. Thomas. 7l LIBRARY CLUB ...ff X l 4 X Row I: B. Soeli, S. Wright, M. Reogle, B. Lee, M. Stuck, M. Orr, B. Morrison, C. Reynolds, E. White, C. Nalepa, M. Thomas, B. Wheeling, B. Brown. Row 2: S. Campbell, B. Dick, E. Bell, M. Adams, S. Sepley, L. Linn, S. Keller, D. Doutt, R. Orr, M. Boys, S. Mauk, L. Meoly, P. Haylett, Mrs. Brown. Row 3: A. Stearns, K. Bcughman, D. O'Polka, B. Kozallcz, V. Noggle, L. Monarch, S. Monorchf B. Lee, C. Jordan, C. Wolfe, M. Phillips, C. Fulmer. Row 4: R. Hawkins, L. Rice, L. Manoske. Row 5: J. Snyder, K. Hough, C. Botts, M. Shorts, D. Perrine, B. Snyder, J. Miller, J. Wentworth, J. Baker, B. Beightol, C. Conklin, C. Conklin, R. Hersmon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 'l: Miss Rinkenberger, S. Hawke, K. Swanton, C. Griffen, L. O'Clcir, B. Morrison, B, Thomas Mrs. Jenkins. Row 2: E. Bowser, M. Rice, K. Seinder, R. Orr, D. Doutt, R. Blum, L. Snyder Row 3: P. Carrara, D. Gadsby, J. Dille, S. Keller, C. Brown, J. Miller, J. Wentworth. Row 4: D Pierri, M. Frellson, R. Lowsing, P. Schiffer, V. Elliot, D. DeLong, M. Steele, J. Boker. SWING BAND Row 2: R. Cokain, C. Wible, C. Cotterman, F. Beatty, P. Beals, B. Burgert, l. Timney, G. Wagner, T. Crisman, R. Blair. Swing Band is a combination dance band and orchestra. As an orchestra they play for Commencement. The Swing Band plays for the Musical Broadcast. This year they presented the annual Christmas Assembly. They also play for the Sophomore Dance. The members are chosen by Mr. Pixley from the talented musicians that attend Franklin High. 73 SENIOR BAND Raw l: T. Edkin, J. Eakin, M. Beers, B. Wolford, C. Cotterman, D. LeGrand, K. Snyder, L. Shawgo, T. Viele, A. Whitman, B. Parlaman, J. Judson. Row 2: P. McCune, J. Hartzel, L. Ramfos, J. Adams, H. Gurnee, G. Wagner, D. Adlefnan, D4 Pryer, B. Burget, T. Crisman, B. Moyar, T. Miller. Row 3: J. Blum, A. Wilson, D. Robertson, S. McClelland, J. Barr, J. Umbriet, Q. Finefrock, T. Black, C. Reynolds, C. Miller, M. Harry. Row 4: L. Lee, P. Nadig, G. Stefanakos, M. Congemi, N. Van Houten, T. Timney, R. Robbins, S. Gibb, J. Nadig, K. Cooley. Row 5: L. Baker, W. Crumb, J. Gildenston, R. Shaner, C. Wible, J. Brown, B. Fulmer, B. Baiorek, R. Cokain, L. Storm, R. Moses, G. Hughes, Mr. Pixley iDirectorl. OFFICERS President - Sally Gibb Vice-president - Gene Wagner Secretary - Molly Harry The Senior Band is a marching-concert unit of approximately 60 pieces. During football season the members climb the hill to the football field and practice pre-show and halftime shows to be performed during the games. Soon after the football season is over the marching music is put away and the band becomes a concert band. Strains of many concert compositions are heard coming from the band room. The student body and the public have their chance to hear the band at the annual spring concert in which they perform. 74 MAJORETTES C. Wright, P. Shoaff, M. Kelly, G. Pcmerson, S. Sheasley, P. Seifreif, M. Dickson, K. Scurry, T Jones, P. Hoylevt, Center: R. Bacher, Co-headmoiorenesn Sue Sheosley, Pot Seifreit. KNIGHTETTES C. Beach, S. Barnes, J. Barnes, R. Miller, K. Eokin, P, Amberson, J. Morris, B. Gorr. 75 GIRLS GLEE 1 Row l: B. Brown, K. Bailey, S. Richardson, C. Wood, B. Sick, N. Shaw, B. Shatter, C. Wolfe V. Golden, J. Little, L. Kugler, J. Schitter, C. Reynolds. Row 2: B. Morrison, B. Lingler, L. Linn, M. Blais, L. Mealy, J. Dick, S. Mauk, P. Schiffer Rumberger, C. Willis, H. Harris, J. Valeski, M. Soissen, P. Faugh, A. Jones, M. Heasley Row 3: R. Clark, L. Manoske, S. Lepley, C. Hortzell, S. Smith, S. Keller, S. Monarch, M. McMurdy B. Kozulla, C. Lineman, G. Baughmon, C. Hawkins, M. Phillips, P. Cross, M. Adams, M. Lesko Row 4: C. Hurrah, M. Stuck, S. Monarch, B. Lee, B. Lesko, S. Blyer, S. Sayer, C. Botts, R. Pastor N. Shorts, J. Gaiser, E. Baughman, L. Linn, B. Beith, S. Jones, E. Uber. BOYS GLEE Row Row Row Row DeVault, K. Cherry, R. Groiley, E. Couvel, M. Kistler, T. Saddoris, B. Carvel, J. DeVault, B, Minnick. Sloan, R. Owens, B. Hanna, M. Lavery, L. Bevington. Snyder, B. Cozad, J. Breene, D. McVay, J. Moran. Case, J. Campbell, G. Pastor, B. Miller, B. Bool, J. Miller 76 MADRICAL Row l: B. Gorr, S. Phillips. Row 2: J. Healey, J. Zarzeczny, D. Perrine, J. Lazo, R. Miller. Row 3: P. Cauvel, R. Miller, J. Breene, J. Miller. GIRLS GLEE Row Row Row Row l: S. Patterson, A. Kaste, B. McKinley, V. White, D. Coast, C. Foster, S. Tucker, M. Orr, J. Schull, P. Plumer, B. Shouey, J. Gibb, C. Hovis. 2: G. Patterson, D. McVay, J. Morris, F. Beatty, S. Huefner, M. Dickson, B. Montana, S. Snyder, S. Campbell, S. Finch, B. Kaste, S. States, D. Rummel, B. Reagle, R. Sutton, L. Ohler. 3: L. Rice, B. Gorr, S. Phillips, T. Jones, K. Scurry, S. Snyder, K. Conklin, L. Shawgo, D. O'Polka, R. Miller, J. Quigley, C. Nalepa, P. Midage, K. Conklin, C. Fulmer, J. McClelland, S. Keller. 4: B. White, J. Montana, M. Wood, V. Noggle, S. McMichael, B. Snyder, D. Lowers, M. Shorts, B. Marshall, L. Rodahaver, D. Perrine, A. Dean, S. Johnson, K. Hough, B. Beighrol, M. Baughman, P. Bocil, E. Moulton, M. Gcdsby, M. Willis. A CAPPELA Row I: R. Baker, M. Eakin, J. Andre, C. Burkhardt, J. Griffen, G. Grannis, C. Baughman, P. Thomas, M. Boys, S. Phillips, B. Wheeling, M. Spencer, N. Thomas, D. Mcliefridge, -S. Marshinke M. Cannon, A. Brenneman, A. Lynn. Row 2: B. Gorr, M. Nicklin, N. Smith, P. Pindel, L. Bil lingsley, C. Jordan, J. Kershner, J. Lazo, D. Perrine, J. Zarzeczny, P. Boals, R. Miller, R. Vroman R. Fleming, M. Perry, J. Morris, K. Logue, L. Viele. Row 3: W. Minnick, T. Saddoris, C. Cherry R. Sloan, E. Frailey, B. Cozad, J. Breene, P. Cauvel, M. Kose, J. Campbell, G. Pachiaser, B. Mil ler, J. Miller, E. Snyder, R. Owens, L. Bevingfon, J. Moran, J. DeVault, J. DeVault. l 78 Ps vo !iQ,,N5 fi, 1 K . Egg ff TY- Peggy McDowell, Rita Vroman, Barbara Montana, Shirley Phillips, Gayle Pawerson Homecoming Queen Court 79 r N AK J l? - A ' X, A' 'S la' tif, s ., SMOKING Q nfl ,aw V ,K V! -51 6' ,f ,fx '1' Y laws-....4u.n......, M A -f- hw' -2, im fa jx. , 4 11 c-Q ' .if giiim MW.. ,- Q, UM., , if-' , -I X-up 1 ' 'A x , I Q, .L . Z 3 3 32 , . 2 iii'- I ' N1 ,,,fj'. -. ,!id.! KANKLIN Al! ' 01 P, YA.. The dull thud of shoulder pads slamming against one another during a tense situation in a football gameg the swish of a basketball splitting the cords for two points, the crock of the mot as a wrestler is downing his opponent are all symbols of the im- portant part in our school life played by athletics. Using a highly developed formula of rugged prac- tice, a strong determination, friendly sportsmanship, and a dominant fighting spirit, Franklin's varsity teams provided a threat to their league. Support of the cheerleaders, pep clubs, students and townspeople was instrumental in achieving suc- cess. Well equipped, fully developed health and edu- cation courses required of all students give a varied and full offering' of sports and training to every indi- vidual. 1. 5, i ' i i me '- -if' X , V, K hh I ,l 5-.3 , -0 J , Egg xi. Q , A s ,V ur' X 'rs , ev fll NN' is lj f f . D gig., J r: . , I ' 2 if , i f , as 2 ' K , ,gtk ,ku 1 .. -, P 2. we S ' 'x ? YW -'- QM 4 ' k Q 1 , 13-M222 2 adv ' P5 .. ' L4 W W-n , 'sm 'N Eg mm f, .I ,H-11.-5, - V X HL -Q ,M W , I me ' 1196 'Z -L f rim -S M Wx v' S I 1 .Wk , gpgpw-wr is 195 ggi. . .Q mmm qmmws . . H A .e ., . ., 1+ x . -wvfW ',. . ffwwf ZW Ji x- 5-QQHING5 - ' is: V ,.,, xy ' 1 x ,wf A .. L 43- T was V ,L..L . m Amuwmlmmig 41,53 ' W mm L mqg MMT, if ,MN ., , M-hxswf ww 1 .. ., L 3, . .V d ' W! Het 1 eunwmf' X , ..'f,,. ' mf , I , , S ,A as ,,No 9 , : Qt! ,gfes eff-1 S A 'SW . -1 .0 gl ' . fi Q ' ' ' 53 s xf - N I . E ,. Y 2 5 'w L , F F M, , AV. kv . 23, '- QW. s Row 1- T. Valeski, M. Marshall, G. Alwell, B. Michaels, B, Kuhn, T. Stefanakos, M. Brown, E DeLong, W. Thomas, B. Dale. Row 2: K. Sherene, F, Harris, A. Dean, R. Deal, J. Hel'Tern, B. Conrad, J. Miller, E. Bergin, R. Blair Row 3: J. Hoffmen, M. Vergis, G. Taylor, D. Ryder, J. Bailey, R. Bowen, M. Deligiannis, J Schosser, D. Trotter, B. Chamberlain. Varsity 84 . , .--.mf , jf:,,.g ' E W 1 ,, I.,-Q, I-if-' ,451-isa, 4' ,Q .n . 2,2151 V Y'n?.?'21,,.',K,1.- W H, L, ,,, 'X ! 'J . , 'ui 1, M' fx 9+ . , , ll . ..., Q ,... .iz . ' A ,vs-wi -Y' 85 l fa., Coaches W. Eakin, K. Wolfe, J. McCullough, R. Terrwilliger 86 Girls Basketball Row l: A, Stearns, K. Cooley, B. Brown, J. Snyder, S. Keller L Manoske Row 2: S. Richardson, B. Beighfol, S. Sheasley, G. Langhari B Brenneman B. Kozella, L, Rice. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Gibsonia St. Joseph Gibsonia Titusville Alumni Greenville Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: V. White, S. Tucker Row 2: S. Phillips, J. Zarzeczny, S, Keller, B. Montana, M. Cannon Row 1: B. Monlana, J. Zarzeczny, M. Cannon, S. Phillips, S. Koller Junior High Cheerleaders S. Segelhorsf, D. Wenlzel, J. Griffen, B. Urey, S. Judson, B. Tucker, N. Klinlr, P. McDowell Junior High Basketball Row l: D. Primosic, A. Lawson, B. Beith, L. Kozella, D. Zeigler, J. Eakin, A. Burgerf, D. McCul- lough, W. Hauberr, D. McVay, T. Painter. Row 2: T. Schultz, J. Brown, T. Reynolds, C, Deligion- nis, B. Beebe, D. Brown, W. Miller, J. McMichael, M. Deligiannis, P. Beals, B. Burgert, Mr. Twerl- liger. Wrestling Row 1: J. Breene, K. Sherene, J. Dunn, B. Dole, D. Bergin, J. HoHmon, J. DeVc1uIv, E. Gibbens D. Ditzenberger, D. Scurry, F. Phillips, W. Burnett. Row 2: Mr. Nilson. W. Barnett, B, Dole, J. Judson 90 Roger Sloan Dec. 16 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 'I3 Jan. l6 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 'IO Wrestling WRESTLING - 1958 Pymatuning Oil City Grove City Titusville Greenville Corry Commodore Perry Grove City Brockway Pymatuning Oil City Titusville Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Away Bill Butters Joe DeVauIt, Jim DeVault Varsity Basketball Row 1: K. Kistler, P. Fonzo, F. Harris, W. Tomas, B. Lynch, D. WOITOWICZ L. Bevington. Row 2: Coach McCullough, B. Kuhn, L. McNutt, L, Fogle, T. Smith, R Burke Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. BASKETBALL - 1957-1958 Cranberry Lakeview Erie Tech Rocky Grove Grove City Alumni Lakeview Erie Tech Warren Oil City Cranberry Meadville Corry Titusville Warren Oil City Meadville Rocky Grove Corry Grove City Titusville Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Track 1957 Row 'l R. Swanton, F. Fultz, B, Conrad Row 2 B. Cozad, B. Michael, R. Woifowicz, L. Fogle, W. Sabola L. Fogle, B. Michael M Marshall, G. Atwell, B. Michael, T. Stefanakos, J. Heffern E Bergen L Fogle W Thomas, B. Kuhn, B. Conrad, B. Dale Football Schedule 1957 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Hickory Warren Meadville Corry Mercer Grove City Oil City Titusville Kane I w Y 0' F I ag .-A .... -4 Q A, 35 15: y Eh ww iliiiii If A 62 za -P,-K5 A V-uqaygz , .Q A W ,ff I-342 W! ln Memoriam IN MEMORIAM In school life as in life itself tragedy strikes and leaves us with an emptiness and feeling of remorse and doubt. This year it was as if a chill wind swept our school with the news of John Nicl:lin's death. It is in tribute to him that we pause in reviewing our school year and give thanks for the line and ever-lasting impression he made on our lives. The soul is like the sun which to our eyes seems to set in night: but It has in reality only gone to dilfuse its light elsewhere. v is .L 5, . S, 5 Q .I 98 - l r 1 L I Dickb Ace, Terry Lee 53 Adams, David 53 Adams, Jacklyn 46, 63, 66, 74 Adams, Mary Lau 48, 72, 76 Adelman, David 37, 58, 74 Adelman, Henry 51 Allebach, Connie 51 Amberson, Peggy 16, 37, 41, 75 Ambrose, Bonnie 53 Amon, Danny 16, 36, 39 Anderson, James William Andre, Jana 47, 62, 71, 78 Armour, Roland 51 Ashley, Robert Atwell, Eugene 46, 69, 84, 94 Atwell, Florence 51 Austin, Clara Geraldine 46 Aylesworth, John 16, 37, 41 Student Index Beightol Richard 48, !U Beith, Barbara 47, 67, 76 Beith, Bill 52, 89 Bell, Carole 52, 57, 70 Bell, Esther 48, 72 Bell, Robert 53 Bergin, Edward James 48, 84, 94 Bergin, Mary Rose 49 Bergin, Richard 48, 90 Bevington, larry 37, 46, 58, 59, 68, 76, 78, 92 Billingsley, Louise 48, 78 Bimber, Dick 53 Bimber, Terry 49 Bingman, Barbara 49 Bingman, Carl 48 Carson, Nancy 18, 36, 39 Carter, Bill 51 Carter, Russell 50 Case, George 52, 57 Case, James 47 Cauvel, Bob 48, 76 Cauve l, Philip 47, 76, 77, 78 Chamberlain, Bill 37, 84 Cheers, Daniel 48 Cherry, Charles 18, 38, 40, 68, 76, 78 Christy, Cassandra 51 Clark, Carol 53 Clark, Carol J. 50 Clark, Richard 19, 41, 37 Clark, Rase 47, 76 Clark, Shirley 53 Delang, Embert 20, 38, DeLong, Jacqueline 52 DeLong, Linda 53 Dennis, Donna 52 Deslatte, 'lam 51 DeVault, Jlm 47, 76, 78, 91 DeVa DeVa ult, Joe 46, 76, 78, 90, 91 ult, Shirley 49 Dick, Barbara 37, 47 Dick. Barbara Rose 50 Dick, Betty Jean 46 Dick, David 52 Dick, Dorothy 51 Dick, Howard 53 Dick Mary Jane 20, 37, 39, 76 rt, Eugene 51 40, 84, 95 Jane 49 Farren, Bennie 48 Aylesworth, Phillp 50 Aylesworth, Ronald 52 Babbington, Grace 50 Bacher, Rose Marie 50, 75 Bailey, John 47, B4 Bailey, Karen 38, 47, 56, 62, 70, 76 Baird, Bruce 50 Baiorek, Bob 46, 58, 68, 73, 74 Baker, Bonnie 53 Boker, Darlene 16, 37, 40 Baker Fred 49 Baker, Gerald 16, 38, 40 Boker, Joyce 72 Baker, Larry John 50 Baker, Larry W. 53 Baker, Lee 16, 37, 41 Baker, Lester Earl 49 Baker, Lester Jr. 49 Baker, Patricia 53 Baker, Peggy 51 Baker, Ruby 46, 78 Baker, Baker, Blair, Ann Michelle Blair, Marian 46, 76 Blair, Nancy 52 Blair, Ray 17, 35, 37, 40, 73, B4 Black, Tom 49, 74 Bleakley, Steven 52 Blum, Bill 46, 68 Blum, Glenna 47 Blum, Jane 50, 74 Blum, R uth 51, 70, 72 Blum, Saundra 51 Blyler, Shirley 48, 76 Boal, Bob 48, 76 Baal, Patricia 17, 36, 40, 60, 61, 77, 78. 42, 43 Baals, Richard 52 Badien, Botts, C Linda 52 anstance 47, 72, 76 Boughner, Carol 53 Bowen, Bowen. Bowen, Bowser. Bowser, Luella 47 Raymond 46, 84 Tracy 52 Carol 46 David 51 Shirley 49 Wade 52 Bark, Mlssie 37, 49 Bark, Nancy 49 Barnes, Barbara 38, 49 Barnes, Barton Frank 47 Barnes, Beverly 51 Barnes, Bob 38, 48 Barnes, Judith 16, 37 41, 75 Barnes, Susie 16, 37, 38, ,40, 56, 75 Barnes, William John 48 Boys, David Bays, Emily 52, 70 Boys,,Mary 38, 46, 72, 78 Bradish, Fred Brakeman, R, 49 Breene, John 17, 36, 39, 76, 77, 78, 90 Brenneman, Alice 46, 58, 63, 70, 78 Brenneman, Daniel 51 Brightbill, Sondra 52 Broms, Carole 50 Barnett, Walter, 48, 69, 90 Barr, James 48, 71, 74 Barrett, Arthur 53 Barsic, Carolyn 51 Baughman Baughman, Carol 49, 78 Charles 16, 36, 39, 58, 59 Baughman, Elaine 46, 58, 76 Baughman, Geraldine 48 76 Baughman, James 51, 71 Baughman Karen 48, 72 Baughman Maxine 46, 58, 62, 77 Baughman Nancy 52 laughman, Ronald 50 Beach, Carol 33, 37, 41, 58, 59, 75 Beach, Nancy 48 Brown, Betsy 72, 76 Brown, Dave 48, 89 Brown, Diana 51, 70 Brown, Danna 51 Brown, Gary 49 Brawn, Helen 51, 57, 70 Brown, James 49, 89 Brown, Jean 53 Brown, John H. 18, 37, 41 Brown, John Roberts 47, 66, 69, 74 Brown, Mike 48, 56, 69, 84 Brown, Rebecca 36, 47, 58, 63 Brown, Richard 51 Brawn, Virginia 51 Brunton, Georgine 51 Brunton, Ralph 52, 70 Clayton, Gerald 49 Clinefelter, James 53 Coast, Delores 47, 56, 63, 71, 77 Cochran, James 48, 68 Cokain, Russell 47, 68, 73, 74 Coleman, Larry 19, 36, 40 Collingwood, Barry 46 Collins, Don 52 Collins, Kay 51, 70 Collins, Patty 51 Comfort, Ronald 48, 60, 70 Conklin, Karel 19, 38, 40, 56, 63, 72, 77, 42, 43 Conklin Karen 19, 38, 40, 72, 77, 42, 43 Conrad, Butch 48, 67, 69, 84, 93, 94, 95 Conte, Beth 51 Cooley, Beverly 49, 57 Cooley, Kathleen 19, 37, 40, 62, 70, 74 Cooper, Edward 50 Catterman, Clair 38, 73, 74 Catterman, Judy 53 Catterman, Larry 19, 36, 40 Caunselman, Karen Jane 51, 60 Counselman, Karen S. 53 Cozad, Bill 48, 76, 78, 93, 95 Cozad, Judy 51 Cozad, Philip 53 Craft, Freda Leona 46 Craft, Paulie Ann 53 Cramer, Betty 50 Cramer, Frank Cramer, Michael 51 Crawford, Phyllis 53 Crisman, Betty 50 Crisman, Dick 53 Crisman, Marilyn 56 Crisman, Tam 49, 73, 74 Cross, Peggy 46, 76 Cross, Richard 51 Croyle, Boyd Emerson 49 Crum, Alvin 49 Crum, Wallace 51, 74 Cunningham, Alice 49 Cunningham, Allen 47 Cunningham, Bill 51 Daily, Gene 48, 67, 71 Dale, Bob 46, 38, 66, 69, 84, 90, 94 Dale, Paula 49 Dickson, Mary 37, 46, 56, 60, 7 Dlegel, Margaret 49 Dille, Edgar 68 Dille, Judy 49, 72 Ditzenberger, Don 49, 90 Ditzenberger, Richard 52 Dobas, Delores 49 Dodd, Betty 46 Donahue, Hattie Louise 47 Donahue, Mary 52 Donahue, Lillian Delane 47 Donahue, Ova 52 Donaldson, Jim 46, 68 Doutt, David 53 Dautt, Danella Doutt, Doris 20, 37, 40, 50 Doverspike, Harold 52 Doverspike, Kenneth 49 Doyle, Betty Doyle, Gary 51 Doyle, Jack 49 Duncan, James 51 Dunlap, Marlorle 53 Dunn, Arthur 52 Dunn, J. Stewart 37, 68, 90 Eakin, Clair Eakin, Gerketa 49 Eakin, Jack 51, 89 Eakin, James 47, 74 Eakin, Joan 53 Eakin, Kathy 20, 38, 39, 75 Eakin, Mary 37, 46, 71, 78 Eakin, Robert 20, 36, 40 Edge, Edkin, Thomas 74 Egolf, James 51 Egolf, John 51 Eichholtz, Peggy 49 Elliott, Vicki 50, 72 Ellis, Carolyn 50 Engles, Harry 53 Engles, Leroy 53 Engles, Sherman 46, 38 Eppinger, Donald 48 Eshelman, John 20, 39, 37 Ewing, Roy 51 Ewing, Wilda 50 Beach, Nina 52 Beach, Penny 53, 57 Beach, Rebecca 46 Beals, Kathleen 48, 71 Beals, Paul 50, 73, 89 Beans, Charles Bean, Glenn LeRoy 50 Bean, John 17, 37, 39 Bean, Wilson William 51 Beatty, Florence 48, 73, 77 Beebe, Blll 49, 89 Beebe, Patricia Beers, Gayle 52 Beers, Mackey 47, 74 Beers, Marsha 53 Beers, Patricia 52 Beers, Savilla Beggs, Betty 51 Beggs, Donald 47 Beggs, Jane 48, 67 Burgert, Arnold 51, 89, 57 Burgert, Blaine 49, 73, 74, 89 Burgert, Joseph 53 Burke, Ray 18, 36, 39, 92, 95 Burkhardt, Carol 48, 62, 67, 71, 78 Burns, James 52 Burrell, Helen 18, 35, 36, 40, 65 Butters, Bill 18, 37, 40, 91 Butters, Frank 51 hoes. Beighta Belghto Beighto Jeanne l Barbara, 17, 37, 39, 72, 77 1, John 17, 38, 40 l, Peggy 37 Campbell, Bonita 51 Campbell, James 18, 37, 40, 58, 64, 65, 76, 78 Campbell, Mary Campbell, Richard 53 Campbell, Sana 48, 72, 77 Caniemi, Marco 50, 74 Canon, Marilyn 18, 36, 39, 78, 88 Caralla, Rowan 52 Cordell, Clarissa 36 Carleton, Judith 48, 60, 70 Carrara, Patricia 50, 72 Carson, Bonnie 49 Dale, Phillip 52 Daniels, Mildred 49 Davis, Arlene 51, 70 Davis, Bill 51 Davis, Gerard 50 Davis, Roger 46 Davison, Harry 53 Deal, Bob 50 Deal, Nancy 49 Deal, Nicki 52 Deal, Raymond 19, 37, 40, 84 Bean, Albert 46, 84 Dean, Alberta 77 Dean, Francis Deeter, Bill 19, 37, 40 Deeter, Gary 53 Deater, Linda 52 Deeter, Richard, 52 Deligiannis, Bob 37, 46, 58 Farre n, Carolyn 20, 37, 40 Fellner, Carol 50 Fellner, Erma 20, 37, 39 Fellner, Vera 49 Ferry, Donald 51 Ferry, Paul 50 Finch, Gary Finch, Robert 52 Finch, Sheila 47, 71, 77 Findlan, Joseph 50 Deligiannis, Connie 50, 57, 89 Deligiannis, Michael 50, 57, 84, 89 Delo, Lou Marie Delong, Dixie 50, 72 Findlan, Tom 46, 56 Finefrock, Gaynelle 53 Finefrock, Quay 48, 71, 73, 74 Finefrack, Rowenna 52, 70 Finley, Richard 51 Flaugh, Patty 48, 76 Fleming, Rita 46, 58, 59, 63, 66, 78 Fogle, Lou 47, 69, 92, 93, 94 Fanxo, Patsy 21, 37, 40, 92 Forsell, Sam 52 Faster, Bill, 52, 57 Foster, Charles 51 Foster, Connie 46, 63, 77 Foster, Kay 51, 57, 70 7 Greenlee, Dale 51 Fralley, Eugene 48, 56, 60, 71, Freeman, Sandro 51 Frellsen, Marllyn 51, 72 Fry, Donny 46 Fry, Rlchard 38, 53 Fry, Sandro 47 Fulmer, Bill 46, 56, 74, 95 Fulmer, Carol 46, 72, 77 Fulmer, Tom 49 Fultx, Franklin 48, 67, 69, 93, Fultz, Thomas 51 Gadsby, Deanna 51, 70, 72 Gadsby, Marilyn 46, 63, 77 Goiser, Janet 38, 46, 63, 76 Geoly, Gary 51 Gelb, Edward 51 Gherlng, Connie 49 Ghering, David 51 Gherlng, Don Gherlng, Wayne 47 Gibb, Jack Gibb, Judy 46, 62, 77 Gibb, Sally 21, 36, 39, 74, 42 Bi 43 Giebner Bonnie 50 , Glldenston, James 47, 60, 74 Giles, Helen 53 Gilliland, Donna 50 Gilmore, Lovis 51 Given, Larry 50 38, 1 Student Index Hart, Tom 53 Hart, Willard 53 Horter, Jacqwelyn 53 Hartzell, Carol 47, 76 Hartxell, Jean 50, 74 Haubert, John 46, 56 Haubert, Wade 53, 89, 42, 43 Haun, Dolores 53 Haun, Ronald 53 Haun, Terry 52 Hawke, Sandra 52, 70, 72 Hawkins, Celestine Aureta 47, 72, 76 Hawkins, Chester 21, 37, 41 Haylett, Penny 47, 60, 72, 75 Haxlett, Bob 53 Healey, Janice 34, 37, 41, 77 Heasley, Judy 51 Heasley, Margaret 48, 76 Heffern, John 46, 84, 94 Henderson, Edith 21, 36, 39 76, 78 95 41 , 56, 76 Golden, Vonnie 46, 60, 62, 66, Goodman, Charles 53 Goodman, Roy 53 Gorr, Barbara 21, 37, 40, 75, 77, 78, 42, Graham, 43 Betty 53 Graham, James 49 Graham, Robert Grannis, Garnet 47, 56, 57, 62, Greenlee, DeWayne 47, 67 Greenlee, Donald 53 Greggs, Madalyn 47 Greggs, Sherlyn 53 Grlflen, Carol 51, 72 Griffon, James 47, 57 Griffen, June 52, 89 Griffen, Paul 46 Griffon, Peggy Griffin, Don 52 Griffin, Joanna 70, 78 Griffin, Griffin, Lawrence 53 Robert Grill, Helen Grill, James 49 Grinder, Shirley 52, 57 Grossman, Joe 52 Grove, J. Robert 38, 47, 68, 7 Grove, Robert A. 49 Grove, William 51 Gulnoc, Richard 33, 37, 41, 59 Gurnee, Holland 21, 38, 40, 7 Gurnee, Norman 51, 70 Hall, Linda 51 Hall, Patty 47, 66 Hanna, Bill 47, 56, 60, 71, 76 Hanna, Mike 52, 70 Hanna, Richard 49 Harbaugh, Dan 49 Harbaugh, Leonard Frank Harbaugh, Raymond 52 Hardenburg, Merle 52 Harrah, Bob 21, 37, 39, 68 Harroh, Carol 46, 76 Harrah, Jack 52 Harrah, James 49 Horrah, Wayne 49 Harris, Diana 53 Harris, Freddy 50, 84, 92, 95 Harris, Helen 48, 76 Harrison, Barry 50 Harrison, Ronald 0 4 71,78 Hersman, Deloris 52 Hersman, Doris 49 Hersman, Ruth 72 Hiles, Charlotte Hitzemon, Don 48 Hoffman, Carolee 53 Hoffman, Elton 53 Hoffman, Jlm 47, 67, 70, 84, 90 Haoan, Dennis 50 Hague, Ernest 51 Hollabaugh, Donna 53 Holland, Earl 52, 70 Holland, Ethel 21, 36, 39 Holland, Myra 49 Holmes, Ellen 53 Hoover, Fred 52 Hoover, Renee 22, 38, 39, 61, Hoovler, Jacqueline 52, 60 Hores, Edward 22, 37, 40 63 Hough, Koycee 37, eo, 56, 57, 60, 70, 72, 77 Hovis, Anthony 53 Hovis, Carole 47, 77 Hovis, Daryl 50 Hovls, Gayle 51, 70 Huefner, Sue 22, 37, 40, 56, 62, 65, 77 Hughes, Gerald 50, 74 Hughes, James 52 Hughes, Richard 22, 36, 40 Hugus, Elizabeth 51 Huling, Betty 52 Hummel, Carolyn 22, 35, 37, 59, 64, 65, 70 Hyer, Carol 49 Irwin, Beth 47, 58, 63 Irwin, Susan 51 Jackson, Lester 51 Jackson, Norman 53 Johns, Joan 53 Floyd Garnet 49 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Jolley, F Jolley, Glenn 53 Shirley 48, 77 Charles 50 red 52 George 51 Jones, Audrey 48, 67, 71, 76 Jones, 8 Jones, C ill 66 loudia 53 Jones, Larry 48 Janes, Paul 49 Jones, S Jones, any 47, sr, 71, re Terrie 22, 35, 37, 41, 64, 65, 75, 77 James, Tom 51 Janes, Zoonne 52 Jordan, Carolyn 38, 47, 62, 72, 78 Muffy. Many 44, ar, ao, ai, aa, ra, 74 Hart, Cheryl 52, 70 Hart, Kathy Jordan, Elenora 53 Jordan, Janice 49 Jordon, Joe 52 Jordan, Learl Law 51 Judson, Jerry 49, 70, 73, 74, Judson Susie 53 89 Judsonl Ted 49 I Judy, Donald 53 90 Judy, James 48 Judy, Judy 51 Karns, John 22, 4 Russell 52 0, 38 Karns, Karns, William 52 Kase, Jamie 52 Kose, Mike 46, 76, 78 Kaste, Alice 47, 77 Kaste, Barbara 47, 77 Koste, Ernest Henry 49 Keller, Joyce 53 Keller, Nancy 49 Keller, Soundra 22, 36, 39, 37, 41, 63, 77 Keller, Susan 23, 36, 37, 39, 4 76, 88 Kelly, Connie 49 Kelly, Marie 47, 75 Kelly, Ted 23, 37, 40, 42, 43 Kendall, Juanita 23, 38, 40, 65 Kerschner, Jackie 46, 70, 78 Kerschner, Joe 48, 56 Kessler, Michele 52 Bill Kightlinger, Kightlinger, Carol 53 Kightlinger, Kightlinger, Kightlinger, Connie 50 Ed 52, 70 Jackie 51 King, Alan 51 King, Beverly 53 King, Bob 53 King, Karen 51, 70 King, Sarah 49 Kinnear, Judy Kinnear, Koty 47, 71 Kiser, Butch 23, 37, 40, 65 Kiser, Frances 50 Kistler, Kaye 46, 57, 70 Kistler, Kenny 51, 76, 92 Klause, Klaus 70 Kline, Jlm 47, 84 Klingensmith, Judith 49 Klinger, Herbert 53 Klink, Nancy 51, 57, 89 Kczkler, Connie 52 Kozalla, Walter 48 Kozella, Betty 47, 72, 76 Kanllo, Larry 51, 89 Krizon, Dan 49 Edward 51 Sandra Jack 52 Linda 46, 76 Mary 50 Krixon, Krilon, Kugler, Kugler, Kugler, 1, 63. 3' J' Lindsey, Lewis 49 lineman, Coral 47, 62, 76 lineman, Judith 53 I Lingler, Bonnie 48, 71, 76 Lingler, Sally 24, 37, 40 Linn, Linda 47, 76 Linn, Louise 48, 76 Linn, Raymond 52 Little, Carol 53 Little, Jeannette 47, 76 Lockhart, Bob 52, 70 Logue, Janet 53 Logue, Karen 46, 63, 78 Long, Dell 50 Long, Willls 51 Lopcno, Albert Lopeno, Leroy 49 Lowers, Darlene 52 Lowers, Dorothy 24, 37, 39, 77 Lupoino, Joe 24, 37, 39 Lusher, Jim 49 Lyles, Foster 50 Lynch, Robert 46, 36, 56, 92, 95 Lynn, Aleta 46, 62 Lynn, Anita 46, 62 Lynn, Betty 52, 70 Mahaffey, Jon 51 Manoske, Linda 47, 72, 76 Marando, Frank 46 Marshall, Betty 48, 62, 77 Marshall, Bill 52 Marshall, Gary 49 Marshall, Glenn 52 Marshall, Jim 53 Marshall, Jon 46 Marsholl, Kenneth 53 Marshall, Larry 48 Marshall, Mike 24, 35, 37, 40, 65, 84 94, 95 Marshlnke, Sue 47, 56, 62, 71, 78 Martin, Bob 52 Martin, Kathleen 52 Mason, Joseph 53 Mottern, Amy 53 Matthews, Carl 37, 51 Mauk, Sandy 47, 60, 72, 76 Maul, Glen 51 McCall, Carolyn McCamey, James 51 McCamey, .loan 49 McCandless, Karol 48 McCarty, Dwight 49 McCarty, Melvin 50 Kuhn, Blaine 23, 37, 40, 69, 84, 92, 94, 95 Lomberton, Patty 47 Lamberton, Robert 47 Lang, Nancy 48 Lavery, Mike 48, 56, 71, 76 Lawrence, Bill 53 Lawrence, Calvin 46 Lawrence, Dennison 52 Lawson, Albert 53, 89 Lawson, Joseph 23, 37, 39, 69 Lawson, Roberto 51, 70, 72 Lawson, Sheridan 51 ' Lawson, Shirley 51 Loxo, Jane 23, 37, 39, 61, 77, 78 Lee, Barbara 46, 72, 76 Lee, Linda 49, 74 Lee, Terrie 23, 36, 39 LeGrand, Richard 24, 37, 10, 74 Lehmann, Cheryl 53 Lehman, Kathleen 50 Lepley, Larry 52 Lepley, Norma 52, 70 Lepley, Shirley 47, 72, 76 Lesco, Mary Ann 48, 71, 76 Lesko, Edward 48 Lesko, Sally 48 Limber, Joanne 46, 62, 63, 66 Lindholm, Karen 46 Lindsey, Betty 52, 70 Lindsey, George 52 Lindsey, Jack 51 McCarty, Rodger 34, 38, 40 McChesney, Bob 46 McClelland, Alan 52 McClelland, Judith 46, 71, 77 McClelland, Pamela 49 McClelland, Paul 51 McClelland, Sandra 74 McClelland, Stanley 47 McClelland, Sue 24, 36, 39 McCollaugh, Samuel 51 McConnell, David 50 McConnell, Mary 53 McConnell, Bea 24, 38, 40 McCullough, Dan 52, 89 McCune, Gary 50 McCune, Patricia 46, 56, 74 McCune, Sharon 53 McDcnlel, Mabel 24, 36, 39 McDonald, Richard 49 McDougall, Wally 25, 36, 40 McDowell, Cheryl 49 McDowell, Peggy 35, 50, 57, 79, 89 McElhattan, Kay 51 McFarlane, Arnold 51 Mcfetridge, Donna 37, McFetridge. James 51 McFetridge, Robert 25, 37, 40 Ann 50 41, ss, 11, ra McGinty, McGuire, Ted 47 Mcllwoin, Harry 49 McKinley, Barbara 36, 48, 77 McKinley, Braden 48 McKinley, Phyllis 49 McMichael, Bob 52 'N McMichael, John 49, 57, 70, 89 Mc'Michoel, Sherrie 47, 77 McM1llin, Bob 52 McMurdy, Mary 62, 63, 76 McNutt, Larry 46, 66, 92 McVay, David 53, 89 McVay, Dicls 38, 76 McVay, Dorothy 48, 77 Mealy, Linda 47, 62, 72, 76 Mercls, David 47 Metz, Mary 25, 38, 39, 58, 59 Michael, Bob 47, 69, 84, 93, 94 Midage, Brian 53 Midage, Gary 50 Midage, Patricia 46, 77 Miller, Anita 52, 57, 70 Miller, Bob 47, 58, 76, 77, 78 Miller, Carol 47, 56, 71, 74 Miller, Jack 48 Miller, James 46 Miller, Jean 53 Miller, Jerry 25, 38, 40, 68, 76, 77, 78, 84 Miller, Joyce 25, 36, 39, 72 Judith 48 Miller, Miller, Marilyn 25, 39, 37 Miller, Mary Elizabeth 50 Miller, Morris 52 Miller, Roberta 25, 35, 37, 41, 56, 65, 75, 77, 78 Miller, Sandra 51, 70 Miller, Thomas 52 Miller, Tracy 51, 74 Miller, Walter 52, 89 Minniclr, Bill 48, 76, 78 Mohney, George 52 Student Ohler, Loss 46, 71, 77 O'Pollra, Dianne 47, 62, 67, 72, 77 O'Polda, Linda 26, 37, 40, 62, 63 O'Pollia, Orr, Ma Penny 53 rilyn 27, 37, 40, 72, 77 Orr, Roxie 72 Orsega, Orseno, Orsino, Kay 50 Jack Beverly 53 Otto, John 53 Owens, Owens, Helen 49 Richard 47, 68, 76, 78 Pachla, George 48, 78 Tociorkiewicz, Sondra Poden, Paul 53 Painter, Marian 49 Pointer, Tommy 52, 89 Palmer, Constance Panlrratz, James 51 Parker, Tom 46 Parlaman, Bob 50, 74 Parry, Carol 27, 37, 41 Parry, Marilyn 47, 78 Pastor, Frank 50 Pastor, John 48 Pastor, Rose Marie 47, 76 Patterson, Gayle 35, 38, 47, 56, 75, 77, 79 Patterson, Shirley 48, 60, 77 Paul, Jessie 53 Podley, Lindo 51, 70 Perrine, Diane 27, 36, 39, 77, 78 Perrine, Donna 50 Perrine, Pauline 52 Perrine, Richard 27, 37, 40 Monarch, Jay 25, 37, 40 Monarch Monarch Monarch Montana , John 53 , Leatrice 46, 72, 76 , Shirley 46, 72, 76 , Barbara 26, 35, 37, 41, 56, Peterson, Susan 52 Petrini, Edward 48 Petterson, Karen 49 Petterson, Lynn Phenicie, Jane 50 77, 79, 88 Mantota, Joan 47, 77 Montgomery, Allan 51 Montgomery, Carl 53 Montgomery, Daniel 48 Moore, Colleen 52, 70 Moore, Gary 53 Moon, Donna 51 Moro, Rafael 52 Mora, Ricardo 52 Moran, Joseph 48, 76, 78 Morris, Jayne 26, 37, 40, 62, 78 Morris, larry 26, 40, 37, 65, 43 Morris, Walter 48 Morrison, Barbara 46, 76 Morrison, Bonnie 52 Marrow, Dixie 51 Moses, Fred 46, 38, 56, 57, 68, 73, 74 Matt, Arthur 53 Moulton, Eileen 47, 77 Mayor, Bert 38, 46, 68, 69, 73, 74 Muller, Madeleine 26, 36, 41, 70 Murdoch, Lawnado 50 Nadig, James 47, 68. 74 Nadig, Patricia 26, 38, 40, 58, 59, 62. 63, 74 Nadig, Paul 49 Nolepo, Carole 47, 72, 77 Ted 46 Nalepa, Neeley. John 49 Newton. Niclrlin, Niclslin, Charles 47 Joseph 49 Mary 46, 78 Nagar, Bill 26, 37, 39 Nagar, Jack 49 Noggle, Helen 50, 57, 62, 70 Noggle, Josephine 53 Naggle, Vivian 47, 62, 72, 77 Novak, Sophia 52 Oakes, Marilyn 26, 37, 39 O'Brlen, George 47 O'Brien, Bargaret 49 0'Clalre, Lucretia 51, 70, 77 Phillips, Clair Phillips, Dole 27, 38, 40 Phillips, Franlr 90 Phillips, George 50 Phillips, Mary Jo 46, 72, 76 Phillips, Robin 53 Phillips, Shirley 27, 35, 38, 40, 7 79, 88, 56, 63 75, 77, Pindel, Patty 46, 62, 78 Pizley, Mary Ann 51, 70 Plummer, George 49 Plummer, Norman 53 Plumer, Patty 48, 77 68, 42, Plumer, Riclxy 27, 37, 40 Plyler, Alon 49 Plyler, Gloria 53 Plyler, Ron 51 Plyler, Wayne 52 Porter, Gerald 51 Porter, Sondra 49 Pratt, Constance Pratt, Michael 51 Prenatt, Margie 50, 57 Prichard, Sandra 53 Primosic, Bonnie 36, 70 Primosic, Donald 50 Proctor, Chester 50 Proctor, Ronald 52 Pryer, David 51, 74 Pyle, Jeanne 53 Pyle, Bill Quigley, Judith 46, 77 leo 46, 74 Mary Anne 49 Ranklin, John 52 Reagle, Betty 49, 77 Ramfos, Ramfos, Reagle, Boyd 47, 57 Reagle, Gary 52 Reagle, Jacqueline 52 Reagle, Marcia 50 Reagle, Meredith 27, 36f 39 Reagle, Tom 52 Rector, Jack Reed. Glenn 51 Reed, Paul 46 7, 78, 71, C' ms, 'iiichqiu za, 37, 41, sa, sv, aa, 42, 43 Reisinger, Leonard 51 Reiter, Richard 47 Reitz, Susan 52 Beverly 49, 72 Carol 28, 36, 40, 74 Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Connie 48, 72, 76 Reynolds, Terry 49, 57,89 Ellen 46 Rhoads, Rhoodes, Floyd 49 Rhoodes, James 51, 57 Rhoodes, Lloyd 49 Rhoodes, Shirley Rhoodes, Wanda 53 Rice, Bill 48 Rice, Clair 49 Rice, Donald 28, 38 Rice, Leona 52 Rice, Linda 28, 39, 38, 40, 60, 61, 72, 77 Margaret 52, 70, 72 Rice, Nancy 28, 36, 40 Roger 51 Sandro 53 Rice, Rice, Rice, Richards. Bill 47 Richards, Patty 49 Richardson, Dove 48, 68 Rlchrdson, Karen 50 Richardson, Larry 46, 58 Richardson, Nancy 51, 60, 70 Richardson, Sandra 28, 37, 40, 76 Richey, Charles David Richey, Clinton 51 Richey, lee 48, 68 Riddle, John 49 Ritchey, Frederick 50 Ritchey, Janet 52 Robbins, Richard 53 Robbins, Rita 28, 35, 37, 40, 62, 74 Roberts, Joyce Robertson, Diane 48, 67, 71, 74 Robertson, Mary 50 Robison, Howard 53 Robison, Marilyn 49 Robinson, Eleanor 49 Robson, Edwin 52 Robson, William 50 Rodahaver, Lois 28, 37, 39, 60, 61, 62, 63, 77 Rodebaugh, James 52 Rodgers, Judy 49, 57 Roemer, Connie 29, 37, 40 Rogers, James 51 Rollins, Patricia 51 Ross, Mickey 53 Rassman, Ted Roushey, James 47 Ruby, Joseph 52 Ruby, Rosalie 46 Rumberger, Jean 46, 76 Rurrtmel, Delores 47, 77 Runninger, Allan 51 Runninger, Don 29, 38, 59, 65 Runninger, Karen 53 Runninger, Paul 46, 58 Ruth 51 Runninger, Russell, Barbara 49 Russell, Judy 51, 70 Ryder, Dick 84 sebum, Macs., aa, 31, 93, 95 Saddoris, Tom 47, 60, 67, 68, 71, 76 78 Saeli, Barbara 29, 36, 41, 62, 72 Saeli, Sally 49, 57 Saeli, Sam 49 Sanford, Catherine 52 Sanford, Thomas Schull, Jack 49 Schultz, Janice 29, 36, 41 Schultz, Joseph Schultz, Penny 29, 36, 40, 41, 38, 58 62, 70, 42, 43 Schultz, Tim 50 Schwab, Jon 49 Scurry, Hany 48, 69 Scurry, Kathy 29, 38, 40, 75, 77, 42, 43 Scurry, Dan 49, 90 Seely, James 47 Seeley, Ray 53 Segelharst, Shirley, 50, B9 Seifreit, Pat 29, 37, 40, 75 Semrau, Mllre 53 60, 61, 63 Settlemire, Anne 29, 36, 41, 60, 63, 42, 43 Shaffer, Barbara 48, 76 Shaffer, Judy 51 Shakespeare, Jean 51 Shaner, Richard 49, 74 Shannon, Martha 51 Shorrer, Ronald 52 Shaw, Charles 52 Show, Nancy 48, 67, 71, 76 Sharvgo, Judith 46 Shawgo, Linda 53 Shawgo, Lynda 30, 37, 41, 58, 59, 64, 74, 77, 42, 43 Sheasley, Barbara 53 Sheasley, Bonnie 30, 38, 39, 64 Sheasley, Sue 30, 36, 41, 60, 63, 75 Sherene ,Kenneth 48, 69, 84, 90 Shields Earlo 49 Shilliday, John 50 Shilliday, Ketty 30, 36, 39 Shiner, Edward 52, 70 Shoaff, Peggy 34, 36, 39, 75 Shorts, Mary 48, 62, 72, 77 Shorts, Nancy 30, 38, 40, 76 Shorts, Shirley 52 Shauey, Berdena 48, 56, 62, 77 Shoup, Elizabeth 47 Shreffler, Amberlee 53 Shuffstall, Suzanne 49 Sibley, Don 46 Sibley, Gary Silverman, Lorrie 50 Simpson, Ronald 53 Simpson, Vance 52 Singleton, Martha 49 Sires, Richard 53 Sires, Ronald 53, 50 Sires, William Slagle, Charles 49 Slagle, Donald 50 Sloan, Roger 30, 38, 40, 76, 78, 91 Slass, Tom 49 I 1 Smeal, Rebecca Smith, Blaine 51 Smith, Edward Smith, Gail 51, 70 Smith, Joyce 51 Smith, Lyle 50 Smith, Nancy 46, 78 Smith, Susan Coral 47 Smith, Susan E. 52 Smith, Ted 92 Smith, William 53 Snell, Beniomin 46 Snell, Sandra 52 Snyder, Barbara 30, 37, 40, 72, 77 Snyder, Ed 31, 39, 37, 71, 76, 78 Snyaer, Glenn 49 Snyder, Jock 30 Snyder, James Snyder, Janet 31, 37, 39, 60, 61, 72 Sattervrhite, Bob 48, 60, 71 Say, Clifford 53 Soy, Glad Say, Larry ys Virginia 50 Snyder, Karen 52 Snyder, Kenneth 31, 37, 40, 74, 42, 43 Snyder, Linda 51, 57, 70, 72 Snyder Margaret 52 70 Say, Layne 52 Say, Shirley 48 Schiffer, Judy 46, 76 Schiffer, Patty 48, 72, 76 Schosser, Jack 84 Snyder, Richard 49 Snyder, Ronnie 41 Snyder, Ronda Snyder, Sheryl 48, 77 Snyder, Sue 48, 77 Snyder, Tom 50, 70 Soisson, Mary 47, 62, 71, 76 Sopher, larry 47 Soutouras, Pete 46, 71 Sowers, George 5P0nberger, Esther 52 Spanberger, Mary 47 Spencer, Mary Ann 47, 63, 66, 78 Spetz, Raymond Stahlman, Gary 50 Stalin, Aldo 52, 70 Stake, Stoke, Dennis 49 George 46 Stanley, Rita 47 Stanley, Rose Marie Staron, States, Richard 53 Gwenlyn 51, 70 States, Shirley 48, 77 Staup, Martin 53 Staup. Sara 31, 37, 39 Stearn Gerry 49 3, Stearns, Anna 31, 37, 39, 60, 61, 63 72 Steele, Mariorie 50, 72 Stefanalros, Georgia 31, 37, 39, 58, 64, 65, 59, 63, 71, 74 Stefanalros Tom 37, 46, 58, 66, 69, 84, 94 Stephens, James 53 Sterner, Don Sterner, John 49 Sterner, Tom 47 Stewart, Donna 52 Stewart, James 53 Stewart, Rose 49 Stone, Roberta 40 Storm, Karen 49 Storm, lawrence 74' Stratton, Sue Carole 47 Stright, Norman 50 Stright, Robert 49 Barbara Lola 51 Stroup, Stroup, Stroup, Richard 53 Stuclr, Marilyn 72, 76 Stuttler, John 52 Suzi, Franlr 48, 71 Sutton, Robert 52 Sutton, Roberta, 31, 38, 60, 61, 63, 77 Swanton, Kathleen 51, 72 Swanton, Richard 47, 70, 93, 95 Tanner, Dennis 49 62, Student Taylor, Gary 84 Taylor, Thomas Tennant, Elizabeth 50 Charles 46 Dottie 50 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Ed 32, 37, 40, 69 Thomas, Thomas, George 41 James 50 Thomas, Margaret 47, 48 Thomas, Mary 52, 70 Thomas, Norma 32, 36, 40, 62, 78 Thomas, Walt 26, 71, 84, 92, 94, 95 Thompson, Richard 32, 37, 39 Thompson Robert 50 Tidball, Tam 49 Tidd, James 47 Tidd, Lauren 52 Timney, lsabel 32, 37, 38, 40, 41, 58, 59, 65, 70, 73, 74, 42, 43 Trotter, Donnie 69, 84 Tucker, Bonnie 52 89 Tuclrer, Sandra 47, 77, 88 Uber, Ethel 47, 76 Uber, Francis 53 Umbreit, John 48, 74 Updylre, Fred 51 Urey, Betty 53, 89 Urey, lorry 53 Valeslci, Ed 52 Valeslli, Judith 32, 38, 41, 62, 76 Valeslri, Ted 32, 38, 39, 69, 84, 95 VanCise, Mary Ellen 49 VanHouten, Nancy 49, 74 Varner, Donna 52 Venxel, Joy 50 Vergis, Mike 47, 84 viele, Linda 46, 55, 60, 63, 78 Viele, Marcia 51 l Viele, Todd 48, 74 Vocisano, Angeline 37, 40 Vocisono, Antoinette 47 Vaorhies, Donald 52 Vroman, Rita 35, 37, 46, 60, 61, 63, 66, 78, 79 Waclaski, Sandra 53 Wagner, Gene 32, 38, 40, 73, 74 Wagner, Jan 51 Walbourn, Barry 53 Walker, Richard 52 Watts, Herbert 51 Webber, Fred 49 Index webbe r, Ronald 47 Wensel, Donna 49, 70, B9 Wentworth, Janice 36, 46, 72 Wheeler, Charles 52, 70 Wheeler, David 32, 37 41 Wheeler, Kenneth 48 Wheeler, Lenora 51 Wheeler, Richard Wheeler, Ronald 51 Wheeling, Rebecca 46, 72, 78 White, Arthur 49 White, Beatrice 47, 77 Whtte, Bill 33, 37, 40, 68, 42, 43, 95 White, Charles 53 White, Elaine 72 White, Starr 52 White, Virginia 37 48, 56, 71, 77, 88 Whitman, Art 46, 56, 66, 74 Whitman, Bill 49 Wible, Wice, I Carl 33, 36, 37, 40, 73, 74 ris 51 Wilkinson, Frank 49 Wilkinson, Lewis 53 Willis, Carol 46, 76 Willis, Margie 47, 77 Wilson, Ardath 47, 59, 58, 63, 73, 74 Wilson, Nancy 52, 57, 42, 43 Wilson David 51 Willyoung, Joyce 53 Willyoung, Carol 52 Wimer, Willard Winkler, Alan 53 Winters, Doyle 50 Winters, Robert 52 Witherup, Vincent 49 Woitowicz, Richard 33, 37, 40 69, 92, 93, 95 Wolf, James 51 , 56, 57, Wolfe, Carolyn 48, 72, 76 Wolfe, Dixie 49 Wolfe, Edwin 53, 57 Wolfe, Robert 49 Wolfe, William 52 Wolford, Brent 50, 57, 74 Wood, Carol 48, 76 Wood, Clifton 46 Wood, Judy 52 Wood, Marilyn 33, 36, 40, 63, 77 Wood, Robert 33, 36, 40 Woods, David Woods, Don Woods, Gary 51 Woods, Gerald Woods, Linda 51 Woods, Woolf, Ruby 47 Lynn 52, 42, 43 Wright, Connie 50 Darlene 53 Robert 46 Wright, Wright, Wright, Sara Jean 34, 36, 40, 75 Wright, Sarah Lou 46, 47 Yarnell, Darrell 51 Yetlla, Fred 49 YOWIQ, Barbara 48 Youn g, Beverly 46 Youni, Thomas 53 Zovmmv. 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Schitter's Market Shakespeare Scrap lron and Steel Shaw's Atlantic Service Shaw Industries, lnc. Sheasley's Shoe Store Smith, Dr. George S. Squire Shop State Equipment Co. Sterner's Jewelry Store Stroup's Red and White Style Beauty Salon Television Appliance Mart Thrift Drug Venango Federal Savings and Loan Co. Venango Valley Amusement Co. Virginia Morse Shop Walker's Dairy Store Ward's Baking Co. Washington Lunch Ray L. Way, Clothing 1217 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1522-26 W. First St., Oil City, Pa. l273Vz Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 253 Elm St., Oil City, Pa. 314 West Park, Franklin, Pa. 208 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. Allegheny Ave., Reno, Pa. 748 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 205 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1015 Buffalo St., Franklin, Pa. 1050 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. R.D. Na. 2, Franklin, Pa. 1242 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 516 Trust Co. Bldg., Franklin, Pa. 1288 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 655 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 322 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 202 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 529 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 424 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1243 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 417 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 116 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Po. 313 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1019 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 712 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 110 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 216 Seneca St., Oil City, Pa. ONE Armour Sales Co. Bailey, Dr. John A. Bark, Charles A. Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beals, Dr. N. K. Bear's Dairy Isle Bernstein's Best Jewelers Inc. Blanchard, Dr. D. C. Breene's Atlantic Station Bunnell Dairy Shoppe Butters, Dr. Frank E. Coleman, Rev. B. E. Colley, Rev. T. B. Cannie's Barber Shop Daniel's, Robert Y. Davis, Elmer Deeter, Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eicholtz, Mr. and Mrs. John Eshelman, Dr. Thomas Famoore Ice Cream Findlay and Fleming Franklin Graphic Gent, Harry W. Jr. Griften, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph STAR CONTRIBUTORS Horth, Leonard E. I. H. Davis Barber Shop Jacobs Television John Gracy Fruit and Produce Limber'S Bakery Lag Cabin Steak House Manwaring, Dr. L. G. McBride, Mr. Merle McKissick's Garage Metz, Dr. W. J. Manross Florist Naftzger, Rev. R. Nesbit and Wasson Nordstrom, Dr. C. A. Oil City Sand and Gravel Co. Park News Stand Person's Wallpaper and Paint Store Rose's Ice Cream Co. Smith, Dr. Ray A. Spencer, Dr. Milo Timney, Dr. T. E. Turner, Dr. G. G. Walter Foreman's Market Walters, Art Wiegel, Dr. K. R. Yetka, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I-ui-an EDWARDS BROTlll-IRS, lNC Ann Arbor, Michigan TWO STAR CONTRIBUTORS Anderson Furniture Co. Anderson Greenhouse Bittenbender Garage saws Amina: simon Bowser's Drive ln Brown's Boot Shop Capital Finance Corporation Central Garage Central Restaurant Chatley's Watch Repair Court Recreation Center Cox Printing Co. Cranford's at Campbell's Curry, Dr. James D. Dale, Robert M. Dick's Handy Dairy Dolson and Beith Insurance and Real Estate Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store Ed's Camera Shop Ernst Jewelry Co. Erwin's Service Station Exchange Hotel Fashion Shoppe Feldman's Jewelry Shop Fowler Farm Service, Inc. Franklin Bronze and Aluminum Co. Franklin Drug Co. Franklin Dry Cleaning Franklin Granite Works Franklin Hardware Franklin Service and Supply Freeman's Dairy Store Galbraith's Television and Appliance George Plummer, Gulf Glenn, Donald Grove's Radio Service Harter Bros. Hixon's Hoffman, Dr. Kelse Howard and Nicklin Lumber Co. Irwin and Grannis James Lumber Co. Keas Dinette Kendall Service Station Klivans Jewelry Kiwanis Lantz and Dodd La Si Beauty Salon Mack's Diner Mammolite Grocery McFarland and Abersold McGinty Drug Store McGuire's Drug Store McSparren, John C. Midway Discount House Nadig's Building Supplies National Meat Market Original Cleaners Osburn Lumber Co. Painter Dry Cleaning Pankratz, Dr. Frank A. Park Beauty Shop Parks, lnc. 225 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 612 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 200 Twelfth St., Franklin, Pa. ll90 Elk St., Franklin, Pa. Oil City-Franklin Rd., Franklin, Pa. 1253 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 415 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 701 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 1281 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 512 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. l244 Buffalo St., Franklin, Pa. 1180 Elk St., Franklin, Pa. 1282 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1152 Elk St., Franklin, Pa. 1030 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 217 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 1201 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1254 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 301 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1221 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 105 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1301 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1249 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1280 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 112 N. Thirteenth St., Franklin, Po. 130 Howard St., Franklin, Pa. 309 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 206 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 206 Rocky Grove Ave., Franklin, Pa 1236 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 151 N. Thirtenth St., Franklin, Pa. 531 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 411 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1141 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1254 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1312 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 304 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1262 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 218 Trust Co. Bldg., Franklin, Pa. 125 N. Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 503 Green Bldg., Franklin, Pa. 1035 Buffalo St., Franklin, Pa. 228 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 713 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 311 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. Franklin, Pa. 1202 Buffalo St., Franklin, Po. 226 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 2ll Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1013 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 745 Grant St., Franklin, Pa. 27 N. Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 1225 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 525 Thirteenth St., Franklin Pa. 406 Allegheny Ave., Reno, Pa. Pone Lane, Franklin, Pa. 1251 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 605 Thirteenth St., Franklin, Pa. 631 Twelfth St., Franklin, Pa. lll7 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1237 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1237 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. 1252 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa.
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