Freedom Area High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Freedom, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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Through the years our hearts may wander But we'll still remember theeg Though in time our paths may sever, Maybe never to return. - Precious High School Alma Mater Let thy lights forever burn. ii'QUl:f7A5' ji 51 ljjii' l t it ,ww ,L lf., ,1 ,, ,f.LV,:,m:Ui, 2 1 If 2 52 G3 xfu' 1 A' I O 68-of Q... 0 ' G 1 9 I 0 . I . f A J 'ip' , . L X , i t , 2 1 y Q I! of ,X elif W LWXWW r gs t. X'Ve, the class of '57, hereby dedicate our year- book to those who have helped and inspired us through the years and who in times of trouble have always been a source of encouragement. Now that . . . . we have attaxned our goal as Semors, we wlsh to QU- express our gratltude and appreclatlon. Lis VW ff- IFE' t:'1,M1a,,faf -ga-,fb 34 ri ff-.Stir-wif, k,y,rQQ,,P5-agsilyiiwfgvhfgxgy. '.:,37:r5,?w1w,?ill .5 975' Lf 2 ' , My M K so hd, .ly ' -wel 10 r.MCk5r,M Q,-w'5'LAi'?lMm f7-ws sdsfifffgf fini :WNW 9 ?5'fff'FflEf6fw-if w. W4?SF5Cii:5ffS'?f: liltwitff A, ml e All that we are, or ever hope to be, we owe to ijggfilffi YOU-Olll' PZ-IYCHIS. ., A, Thank you, Class of '57, 3 , 019 Wle, the class ol '57, wish to express our apprefiation to the many citizens, organizations, and business lirms ol the counnunity who have fontrilmuted to our well-being' and happiness through the past years: to the Amer- ican Legion and its Auxiliary for awarding medals to outstanding stu- dents: to the Borough Council for set' ting up our traffic' safety rules, to the P. 'l'. A. for developing better parent- Qs ww yjiiflglcll We Gif ff ff ASW 5 an ' teacher-pupil relationship: to the churcli groups who sponsor our classes in religious etlufationg to the Band Mothers who have c'ontrihuted to our social activities, and to all in general lm' whole-hcartetl support and wnsitl- eration. lV0rtls are most inadequate in mn' veying what we should like to say, so in parting we say, XVe thank you. Sedan! S 1 4-First Day of School 7-Football Season Begins 24-Virginia Sale Assembly Program Ocala I2-Midwestern Convention PSEA I8-Movie- The Prairie 8-M instrel Show 9-Football Queen Crowning l2-School Closed-Veteran's Day l6-Senior Class Play- You Can't Take It lVith You 22-23-Thanksgiving Vacation 30-Start of Basketball Season Decemlez I4-Christmas Program- Toy Shop 21-Tri-H-Y Formal- Snowman Frolic 21-Christmas Vacation Begins g4'W4'W 2-Back to the old grind!! I4- The Smythes -Assembly Program 23-24-25-Cramming for Mid-semester Tests 31-Movie- Young Daniel Boone '7ehwwf 8-Choral Concert 27-All Sports Banquet 7164444 7-Movie- Captain Kidd 22-Band Concert Amd 5-Junior Class Play l9-22-Easter Vacation-School Closedllll 26-junior-Senior Prom Wide 3-May Queen Crowning I0-Homemaking Exhibition 13-I4-Senior Tests l5-Cym Exhibition I6-Movie- Spirit of Wlest Point I9-Baccalaureate 20-Farewell to Seniors-Commencement 27-28-29-llnderclass Tests 30-Memorial Day-School Closed, againllll Sl-School is dismissed for the Summer. 6 3 H t f f44mauau4zaw .... ...Pagenafe gr .... K5em2vz4... ...7749e4eaeu'ea AS.mmDnmrw, ...... Pagezwmzq-awe I .... Zfagezdourq-rm kSpMz4... ...Pagezdnzq-uae gdegavugatdau .... ...79agepm'q-agdz ' ... ...pageuztq mum Saddam .... Faye eeydtq-mu Pmmmdiu. .Pageawhmmed-new k 7 fl ff 627 Lf I N ffjrc' X ',' , mf x 1 90M 1 N063 'QW 0 . KQ 9, Z X ,,,,Q XX h mff M 97 Y, ' il'!f, mm f aus I r cf , ,, I-'I fl ,ffcffi ff , - 295 I 5 UA I Zend ROW I: Nlr. George You Berg, Mr, Frank Betz, Mr. Robert Hanni- gan, Mrs. Muriel 'l'rue. ROI1' 2: Mr, Ronald Hetrhc, Mr. Lytle Morgan. Mr. Roy Powell, jr., Mr. LaX'erne lionzo, Mr. George Cable, Nlr. .Xlex fliaui. .Xbsenl when picture was lakenfhlr. Jack Gross. President ...... . . Robert Hannigan Vice President . . . .... Lytle Morgan Secretary ..... . . George Von Berg Treasurer . . ....... Frank Bea No other group of individuals has worked harder in our behall' than our school board. Serving without reniu- neration, they have spent many hours planning improve- inents, new niethods, expansion-in fact, all those problems whifh lace a last growing school jointure. For their interest and endeavor, we are sincerely appreciative. 8 l K x D1 I RiCll2ll'lll'xl'llll1 Q XXX-llmlcll li. 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Geneva College l'iltslJurgl1 NI. in lid., Vnivcrsity of l'illslJu1'gl1 ILS., NI.liml. l'I1ivcx'sily of l'illslmrgl1 51.1-lrl., Fllivcrsily of Pitlslmurgll I :Y ml! RICHARD SHINGLER Bll.Yf7If'.Y.Y Iifhlrllfiml BS, CQcncx'u College CLXRRIIC M. l'A'l l'liRSON l91l.Yir1f'.vs l':!IIl!YIfl0II 0 ISS. Cirmc City C .771 12 PAUL FRYE Health, Phys. Ed. l3.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College AUDREY MANERINO Health, Phys. Ed. B.S. University of Pittsburgh ' Www ' MICHAEL ARBUTINA WYNNE GLON'l'Z Social Studies Home Emnomirs ILS. Geneva College ll.S. Indiana State Teachers College f 7 V'-'42 N- V 13 ' 7 I o 5 L I W . , w v ,. vw V Sm-num' Llwnuw hzml ill wurk. Skllllllly, Dol, :xml Nucl put thc Barker lngclhcr. fsiimllf WI, 'ffxsw igii' S2lHilIlC9 hzuv mwllnng on us! Y ! l Wlxzltk so inlcrc-sting, lurlgc? s IIIC apple good, Nucl? 1 N I 4 x 4 Sc-niore mxlcring znssmnlmly. R I l Nh: Hl'mnzu1ik's iIlllllSIl'i0llS hmuc-rooln. A 1 F I 74e6z ?7zoacie4t77Koment Seachfw Z, I 1 1 1 ii' , f ,f 1 I I I'r1'xidf'nl 4...... ..... l Jonuld Zahn Vin' Prrsidvnl ..,. .... I- AIHIICCS Cordcs Sprrf-my-y ,,A,., .... U lunicc Ingram Trwzsizrrr' . .. .. .Xunic Nlclilhzmy Chosen by popular role oli the junior class in the spring of '56, these students did zi wonderlul job :ls our leaders during our senior year. T 16 RUTH ADAIR Business Education Ruthie This majorette with her sparkling smile and bub- bling personality impresses all with her happy-go- lucky manner. MARLENE ALLREAD Business Education Milf Quiet and unassuming with a friendly smile and a helping hand, we feel that Marlene will make a capable secretary. JACQUELYN ANDERSON Business Education jackie jackie is popular among her classmates. She finds it easy to get along with everyone. LORETTA ASKEY Business Education Loretta Loretta hopes to become an eflicient secretary for some handsome business executive. She is friendly and considerate. DAVID BALTER Academic Dinky A popular guy whose interests are dancing and drive ing hotrods. MARIANNE BEHULAK General Mari Mari seems rather shy, but after you know her she is a swell friend and a hard worker. She wishes to be a secretary. SHIRLEY BERNARD Business Education Shirl Shirl is sincere and thoughtful. She is very witty, and smiling is her most conspicuous habit. VERNON BERNARD Lf Business Education Pete Ever willing to work and never running away from it-that is, with cars! We predict Vernon will some day make a fine mechanic. 17 I1 M-sis . .,.. 5 r - If :., E ! .K K . KLZV t i N A N C Y C L IN E 'sq Siu Business Education Nan A friendly gal. always ready to lend a helping hand, Nan is quite capable of heing a Gne housewife. ROLLAND COLLINS General Ron lt's the Navy for this somewhat quiet guy. Bon voy age, Ron. NEAI. BOCK Academic Neal An easy going fellow who gets along with classmates and teachers. His favorite sport is handing out gum in the halls. CAROLYN BRENCKLE Business Education Carolyn A jolly good sport, Carolyn is headed for the Women's Air Force. SHIRLEY BROMAN Business Education Shirl Shirl is a keen young miss with beautiful blonde hair. She is very active in social affairs and will be a successful secretary. ROGER BROWN Academic Rag A very big hoy with a heart to match, Rog finds it no trick at all to perform well on the basketball Hoor. JUDITH CABLE Academic jude This gal with her pleasing personality has centered her interest on nursing. ANNIE CARATELLI Business Education Annie No matter when you see Annie she always wears a smile-a prerequisite of a good secretary. FRANCES CORDES , Business Education Fran Step lively, hoys, hut don't crowd. Here's a little gal with pep and personality, destined to he a secretary. VIRGINIA CROIVE Business Education Ginny Because of her interest in others, Ginny is headed for a promising career as a medical secretary. PHYLLIS CUTRONA Business Education Uphylu 'l'he quiet ways and lovely smile which are typical of l'hyl contribute to her being a very nice girl. DONALD DEAN Academic DOH Neither a shark nor a grind, he is what the faculty calls a good student. He wishes to be an engineer. ROGER DeLONG Academic Img Rog's good looks and athletic ahility will aid him in his profession as a physical education teacher. ERWIN DEUCHLE General Erwin Sure to cause a riot in class, Erwin has perhaps started on his life's desire-to follow in the footsteps of Elvis Presley! r. I W 'Lf ,fm JOANNE ECKHART General jo .Attractive Jo is active in many school affairs, and is one of our very energetic cheerleaders. She is every- hody's friend and a loyal component of the class. CORA LEE EDGE General Coty Talent galore in this little miss allows her to choose commercial arts as her career. PATRICIA FARLS General Pat Pat is a nice gal to have around, a loyal band mem- ber. She intends to be a secretary. DONNA FAUST Business Education Fausti Donna's own pleasing manner will be an asset when as a beautician she aims to help all gals become a bit prettier. It Qt ' 'V .4 V yu ,jsp ki' f Alu iii!! V K -N N gf All f ,af 1 A M , , tn , ft ' lily Ji M ' ,yt N 'xi t ly IA b 5 yt zo Viv JJ ly fi DAVID FORREST General Dave Dave gets along well with all. With his pleasing personality he is sure to be a success. CATHERINE GOLLETTI General Cathy Cathy is very small in stature, but has a very big heart. She has the gift of gab and is well liked by all. .IO ANN GOLLETTI Business Education IO One of our pretty, peppy cheerleaders, jo plans to become a secretary. PATRICIA GOSS Academic Pill When it comes to class spirit, Pat ranks with the best. She is very understanding and sympathetic, characteristics which will help her in her nursing career. LAURA GRAHAM General Laurie Always reliable, this friendly gal is capable of very diligent work. Laurie wishes to become a Comptom- eter operator. ROBERT HACKER Ararlemic Bob A good athlete, Bob should contribute much to some lucky college. After football, he likes dentistry best. IETHIEI. MAE HARRIS Busiizess Education Dolly The whole-hearted way Dolly enters into any game or activity is proof of the type of nurse she will make IIONAVERE I-IASTIE Ilrlsirless Education Bonnie Bonnie has high hopes of heroming a secretary. She is an active memher of our hand. She has a good word for all. .4 fnrfwf. ,VW ' Z 'DMA V jj V LVL A A y 'ply pk 'ILWL xg . fl!! f,.4,..l...: M ,W U L5 -1 X Rl ffl IW l RICHARD Hom' ' X ' Gmzfral Frenchy Frenchy is the class clown. IVith his joking ways, he Ends it easy to he very popular with everyone. A L, .x L, f ROBICRTA HUFF General Bobby Bohhy, a witty girl with a fun-loving personality, has a pleasant word for all her friends and teachers. LELIO IANNESSA Academic Lad Endowed by mother nature with unlimited pep, and capable of doing whatever he undertakes-success as an electrical engineer should not be diflicult. LORETTA IANNESSA G1'nr'r1ll Loretta Loretta is always ready for a good time. However we feel she will he a good secretary some day-between giggles, that is. DONNA IDZOJTIC General Donna l'nderneath her modest exterior you will Gnd a heart big enough to help everyone. Pharmacy is the profession which Donna has chosen. JACK IRWIN Acarlenzic Yawny With a pleasing personality and good looks, Yawny is sure to be a success. He is always willing to lend a helping hand. 1 'H 'H ff Nm EMIL KARASTURY Cfnffral Emil Emil is very sincere, and in all his doings he makes it his lmusiness to he friendly with all. FRED KILLEN General Skip Skip is always ready for a laugh. His only present ambition is to become the editor of Mad Couric Books. .PXURELIA KXVASNIEWSKA Business Education Karas Kwas. an athletic gal who enjoys typing, intends to he a clerk typist. JOSEPH L.-XBUDA General joe joe is rather quiet hut is willing to do favors for anyone at anytime. He would like some day to be- come a restaurant manager, STEPHEN LABUDA General Lab A rather peaceful fellow, he would like to become a commercial pilot in the future. i X KENNETH LEONARD Academic Ken Our country gentleman-sincere, thoughtful studious. May Ken hnd happiness as an engineer. RUTH LIBERATO Academic Libby Ruth will he remembered especially for her proficient vocabulary. She will succeed in, and after, college. MELVIN LITTLE General Hillel Mel's thoughts are already in the clear, blue you- der. So we say Happy Landings to a future pilot. 22 ri W mel. . J W All .W 34 - iff' 4 is if ri I 1 1 1 .x .LJ Qxwwlw Jb 3 im cwflvhfs Us vat-J v12,lx,!NlQ I xl' Zkbiklil.-XNCY LOGAN f 3-General I Nan This energetic gal with artistic inclinations is already on her way to becoming a commercial artist. LETA MAIER General Leta Her pleasing smile and friendly manner are valuable assets which will contribute to her success as a re- ceptionist. CLIFFORD MAJORS General Cliff Cliff is a very easy going and friendly classmate, can be seen driving to school in his Chevy. MARGARET MANDARINO Academic Peggy Brains and beauty-that rare combination-have placed Peggy high in the esteem of her classmates. Studying music is her hope for the future. WILLIAM MARTIN General Willy YVilly is just a little shorter than the rest of the seniors, but with his personality and industry he is sure to succeed in all his endeavors. DONNA MAUK General Donna Donna, a rather bashful girl, is always ready to lend a helping hand. She is preparing to be a receptionist. RALPH McCURDY General Ralph Ralph always seems to be everywhere with his hearty laugh and friendly greetings for everyone. RVTH ANN McELHANY General Annie This is Annie, plumb full of class spirit, ever ready with a helping hand and a bright word for everyone. 23 Q N A 'Qi KN 557 5V . i 3 . X 'T' Iv xl! NAV Dj F li is 72 3 - JL! V --12 Q I ,uw if ., . . gy , X . f X, pi if Q it ' ' ' Q i ir 2' . f fl ew Q 6 l xx Qs - an '- fx: .1t'JJ A 'X' N K ,V ,vp X x gy A X ,.L, J' .5 Eg y 1 f QP 'M ' ' V R ' A , N reef . 1 JJ vo' f' . N' D xx 'blk Xin 'F X1 ' Y- A JN 'Y ' rf' M I MILDRED REESE General HMMEEH Powerful imagination and creative ability will be of great assistance to Midge as a commercial artist. ROBERT REICH Academic Hgobn With his friendly ways, Bob gets along with teachers and students. He is sincere, sensible, and smart. LAURA MENGEL Business Education Laura A cute girl with a pleasing smile, every inch a lady. Laura is admired by all her classmates and teachers. JEANETTE MIHALOW General Janie Though small in stature, Janie is sure to give orders accurately when she becomes a WAVE. DALE NUTTER General Dale Dale, who appears to be quiet, until you get to know her, always is patient and helpful to her many friends ROSEANN PLUTCHAK Academic Ro Anyone with a personality and patience like R0 won't have any trouble making a success in her chosen field. DONNA POWELL Business Education Donna Donna, a quiet but intelligent girl, is a valuable asset to our class. She has the knack of getting along with everyone. NADINE RADOVIC Academic Nad Nadnour smallest cheerleader, may be small in stat- ure, but large in heart. She should make quite a good nurse. RONALD REISER General Ron lt's farm life for this guy who can be seen over most of the shorter seniors on the second floor. DAVID RHODES Business Education Dave Class spirit abounds with Dave. Sensible and indus- trious, he will make a good business executive in the future. ROBERT RICHCREEK Academic Bob Since Bob has such a great interest in sports, he may some day become a baseball player. SHIRLEY ROBINSON General Shirley ShirIey's hobby of square dancing will be good re- laxation,4and her energy a helpful characteristic, when she is working as a secretary. CAROL ROTHART General Ro We all feel sure that high-spirited and fun-loving Ro will he as much of a success as an X-ray tech- nician as she has been as a majorette. MYRON RUBINOFF Academic Rub Argue the stars out of their twinkle? Yes-sir-ee! Here are the makings of a good lawyer for the future. CAROL RUCKERT Business Education Ruth Ruck finds it easy to get along with everyone, and she is sure to make a very efhcient secretary. KATHERINE SALAMONE General Kathy Kathy's sense of humor could prove very helpful in her nursing career. i ,X ax JOANNE SCHULLER General jo jo's quietness is no hindrance to her desire to lie- come a pianist. DORIS SEYBERT .X General Doris Dependable and shy, you canLaLways count on Doris tquipm a het i nd. -f i fi' t ,U - ,W NA. l ,Uni :ll 'r yr 'fy' Ht' 1 l :Ll , ' T, lk i J, Q.: M, M , , 5 . A V , I, ily . lltlvvs lx. 'ug . ' lv i i il 1' 1 ' f N ' 2' y. i il' vv, ' 'v 1 l it ' lf' , I fy Q, 1,1 ,IJ .g A A 'J RICH.-XRD SHIELDS Academic Smiley We shall remember Smiley for his sense of fairness and we feel sure that some day he will practice what he preaches GREGORY SHIVELY General Greg Greg will always be remembered for his jokes and teasing. RONALD SHIVELY General Shive Shive will be joining the ranks of the working when he leaves F. N. S. JACK SIDLER Academic jack jack has an excellent scholastic record and a great deal of ambition, both of which should help him become a good chemical engineer. JOHN SMITH Academic l SmiHy Smitty can usually be found driving his car to and from school. He is sports-minded and a great guy to know. DANNA SNAIR General UD- I-J' With patience like Danna's, she should be successful as a beautician. K ARLENE SPRINGER I General Arlene M Arlene's ability to mingle with others will help her to achieve a position as a practical nurse. NVILLIAM STEEL Academic Bill Yvhatever path Bill chooses should not be too rough for one who has as much intelligence and ambition as he. SAUNDRA TEMPEST General Saundy lt's Comptometer school for this happy, carefree foot- ball fan and band member. DOROTHY THOMPSON Academic Dot Dot's pleasing personality and willingness to work will contribute to her being a good nurse. JANICE VAN KIRK General 1anny Our attractive majorette with her sparkling person- ality and active interest in dancing is sure to make an enthusiastic teacher. GEORGE VIGNOVICH fll'VIf'lYIl Vig Yig can always be counted on to break the monotony of Zl class with one of his campaign speeches for Burgess of Conway. MELANIE SOBAT General Mel Always active in school alliairs, Mel is one of our girls who intends to be married shortly after graduation. ANIELA SOLERO Academic Meil A likeable and gay person, she is also a fun-loving young miss who seems to take a good time with her wherever she goes. L! .Vcli , I t we LV Q f L D - WP! jf ., Ps ' TL .1 ll' Ulffwliff A should he good material for officers training school. A CAROL VODENICHAR General Vodie Peppy and vibrant Carol will make some lucky busi- ness man an efficient secretary. EUGENE YOUNG General Eugene N Although apparently quiet, Eugene is sure to succeed in all his endeavors. DONALD ZAHN Arademic Donnie Our good looking class prexy is military minded and JANICE INGRAM General Pudgie Not only charm, but ability as well has this popular classmate who some day wishes to be a dietitian. .TU .A , AQ, A 4 i af f' 3 Sazdawnotp JAMES STONE ROBERT MONTINI LARRY SYVARTZ NEIL SLATER GREEN SYKES YVILLIAM SPEAR 28 RUTH MARIE ADAIR-Majorette 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 43 GAA 43 Bulldog Barker 2. MARLENE E. ALLREAD-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4. .IACKIE ANDERSON-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Chorus 3, 43 Home Room Officer 33 GAA 4. LORETTA .IEAN ASKEY-Tri-Hi-Y 4. DAVE BALTER-Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Home Room Officer 33 Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 43 Shawnee 43 Class Play 4. MARIANNE BEHULAK-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ush- ers 33 GAA 4. SHIRLEY tIEAN BERNARD-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Home Room Officer 43 Beaver Valley Times Typist 4. VER NON BERNARD-Home Room President 3. NEAL BRUCE BOCK-Coin Club 43 Chorus 3, 43 Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee 33 Conservation Club 3. CAROLYN BRENCKLE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 43 Home Room Secretary 33 GAA 4. SHIRLEY A. BROMAN-Tri-Hi-Y President 43 GAA 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Junior Class Officer 33 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Bulldog Barker Staff 43 Chorus 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Bible Club 33 Student Council 23 Times Reporter 2, 3, 43 Shawnee Staff 4. ROGER BROVVN-Basketball 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Chorus 43 F Club 3, 43 Conservation 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Program Committee 2, 3, 4. .IUDY CABLE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 May Queen Crowning 23 Ushers Club 33 Class Play 33 Chorus 43 GAA 4. ANN CARATELLI-Chorus 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 GAA 3, 4. NANCY VON BERG CLINE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Chorus 43 Sophomore Class Secre- tary 23 Mistress of Ceremonies for Prom 33 Com- mittee for Senior Class Play. FRANCES CORDES-Class Officer 3, 43 Home Room Ofhcer 2, 3, 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Projectionist Club 3, 43 Chorus 4g 11-,.L,n rx rw - I RON COLLINS-Chorus 43 Hi-Y 33 Coin Club 4. VIRGINIA ROSE CROWE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 3.' PHYLLIS M. CUTRONA-Chorus 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3. 4: GAA 4. DON DEAN-Stage Crew 23 Hi-Y 33 President 43 Student Council 33 Football 33 Football Manager 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Bulldog Barker Staff 43 Shawnee Staff 43 F Club 43 Home Room Officer, President 4. ROGER DeLONG-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 May Queen Court 23 Football King 43 F Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Chorus 43 Conservation Club 4. ERWIN DEUCHLE-Conservation Club 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4. jOANNE ECKHART-Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 GAA 3, 43 Student Council 33 Secretary 43 Chorus 43 Football Crown- ing 4. COTY LEE EDGE-Tri-l-ii-Y 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Bulldog Barker 3, 43 Reporter for Beaver Valley Times 3, 43 Poster Club 3, 43 GAA 43 Cho- rus 43 Ushers Club 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Home Rooin Officer 3. PATRICIA ANN MARIE 1-'ARLS-Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Ushers Club 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Projectors Club 3, 43 Bulldog Barker 3, 43 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 43 Home Room Oflicer 2. DONNA FAUST-Ushers Club 33 Chorus 43 Tri- HI'Yv4i GAA 4. DAVID FORREST-Band 23 Chorus 3, 4. CATHERINE GOLLETTI-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Chorus 3, 43 GAA 3, 4. ,IOANN MAE GOLLETTI-Tri-l-Ii-Y 3, 4i Ushers Club 33 GAA 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Class Play 3, 43 Home Room Officer 43 Senior Chorus 43 Prom Committee, Chairman of Decorating 33 Yearbook Staff 43 May Pole Dance 2. PA'I l'Y GOSS-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 33 Stu- dent Council 2i Yearbook Staff, Literary Editor 43 Class Play Committee 33 Ushers Club President 33 GAA 43 Chorus 43 Honor Society 3, 43 May Pole Dance 23 Projection Club 3, 43 Prom Committee, Invitation Chairman 3. LAURA LOUISE GRAHAM-Ushers Club 3, 43 ROBERT HACKERf-fBasketball 2: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 3: Football Queen Court 4. ETHEL MAE HARRIS-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: CAA -l: Football Queen Court 4: Class Play 4. BONAVERE LEE HASTIE-Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: CAA -l: Coin4Club -l. ROBERTA HUFI-?Tri-Hi-Y 4. RICHARD HOUY4Conservation Club 4. LELIO IANNESSA-Student Council 2, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3: May Queen Court 3: Chorus 4: F Club 3, Al: Hi-Y 4: Coin Club -l: Camera Club -l: Home Room Officer 2. 4. LORETTA IANNESS.-Xvllome Room Officer 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, -l: CAA -I: CAA Treasurer -l: Coin Club -l. DON K, lDZOQITIC-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: l'shers Club 3: Bulldog Barker 3, -I: Chorus 4: Camera Club 3: GAA 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Reporter for Beaver Valley Times 2. 3, lg Class Play Committee 3, 4: Student Council 3. .IANICE INCRANI-Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: CAA 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, -1: Chorus 3. 4: Ushers Club 3, Senior Class Secretary l: Home Room Officer 4: Honor Society -1: Projection Club 4: Times Typist 4. UIACK IRAVIN-Football 3, 4: Hi4Y 3, 4: Class Play 4: F Club 4: Football Queen Crowning 4: Conservation Club 4: Prom Connnittee 3. EMIL KARASTERY-CZhorus l: Coin Club 4: Hi-Y 4. FRED KILLIN-Hi-Y 2, 3, -l: Chorus 3, 4. AURELLA KXVASNIEAVSKA-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: CAA 3, 4: Chorus 2. STEVE LABUDA-Stage Manager 2: Senior Con- servation Club 3. -TOE LABUDA-Stage Manager 2, 3, 4. KENNETH E. LEONARD-Student Council 2, 4, President 4: Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Shawnee Staff 4: Bulldog Barker 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Class President 3: May Queen Court 21 F Club 2, 4: Class Play 4. RUTH -IANE LIBERATO-Bulldog Barker 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chorus 3: C AA 4: Bible Club 3. AIELVIN LITTLE-Student Council 2: Basket- ball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. NANCY LOGAN-Tri-l1i-Y 2, 3, 4: G.-AA 3, 41 Projection Club 3, 4: Band 2. LETA MAIER-Chorus 4. PECCY AIANDARINO-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Of- Hcer: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Accompanist: Band 2, 3, 4: Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 4: Prom Chairman 3: May Queen Court 2, 3: Football Queen Court 4: Honor Society 4: Student Council 3: Class Treasurer 2: Home Room Officer 2: Shawnee Co-Editor 4: Class Play 3, 4. CLIFFORD MA-IORS-Coin Club 4. WILLIAM MARTIN-Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 2: F Club 4: Chorus 4: Hi-Y Al: Camera Club 4. DONNA l.EE MAUK-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: CAA 3, 4. RALPH McCURDY-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: F Club 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Shawnee Staff 4: Projectionist 2. 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Stage Manager 4: Basketball Manager 3,'4. ANNIE McELH.-XNY-Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club, Secretary 3: Bible Club 3: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Play Committee 3, 4: GAA 3, President 4: Football Queen 4: Shawnee Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4: Home Room Officer 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. LAURA ALICE MENGEL-Tri-H-Y 2, 3, 4: Bank 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Times News Reporter 2, 3, 4: Shawnee Staff 4. -IEANETTE C. MIHALOVV-Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club 31 Cheerleader 2: GAA 4: Projection Club 3, 4. DALE EILEEN NUTTER-Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 43 CAA 4: Chorus 4. ROSEANN PLUTCHAK-TrifHi-Y 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Shawnee, Literary Editor 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Bible Club 3. DONNA LEE POXVELI.-Tri-Hi-Y Officer 2, 3. 4: Shawnee 4: Beaver Valley Times Typist 4 NADINE RADOVIC-Trial-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: GAA 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Chorus 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Sophomore Officer 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2, 4: Projectionist Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Shawnee, Corresponding Secretary 4: Prom Committee 33 Student Director, -lunior Class Play 3. MILDRED REESE-Chorus 2, 3, 43 Band 2. BOB REICH-Hi-Y 2, 43 Student Director Class Play 33 Stage Crew, Class Play 43 Senior Chorus 43 Prom Committee 3. RONALD L. REISER-Stage Manager 23 Projec- tor Crew 33 Football 43 Conservation Club 4. DAVID RHODES-Camera Club 33 Chorus 3, 43 Home Room OHicer 33 Class Play 3, 43 Shawnee Business Manager 43 Student Editor to Beaver Valley Times 43 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT RICHCREEK-Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hi- Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Conservation Club 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY ROBINSON-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 GAA 43 Ushers Club 3, 43 Shawnee Staff 4. CAROL ROTHART-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Major- ette 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 3, 43 Chorus 43 GAA 43 Home Room Officer 2, 3. MYRON R. RU BINOFF-Hi-Y 3, 43 Home Room President 2, 33 Business Manager Yearbook 43 Student Council 43 Class Play 43 Play Committee 3. CAROL RUCKERT-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 Junior Class Play 33 Chorus 43 GAA 43 Football Queen Court 43 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE SALAMONE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 3. -IOANNE SCHULLER-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2. DORIS SEYBERT-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SHIELDS-I-'ootball Manager 3, 43 F Club 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Class Play 3, 43 Chorus 4. GREG SI-IIVELY-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3. 4. RONNIE SHIVELY-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. JACK SIDLER-Basketball 2: Band 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 33 Conservation Club 23 Yearbook Co-Editor 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Projectionist 3, 4. NEIL SLATER-Football Manager 4. IOHN SMITH-Student Council 23 Hi-Y 2: Foot- ball 4. DANNA j. SNAIR-Student Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 3. MELANIE SOBAT-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 GAA 3, 43 Class Play 33 Class Play Committee 43 Cheerleader Manager 43 Pro- iectionist Club 3, 4. ANIELA SOLERO-Home Room Officer 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 GAA 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 4, Officer 33 Ushers Club 33 Class Play 43 Football Queen Court 43 Talent Night 3: Prom Commit- tee 3. YVILLIAM SPEAR ARLENE SPRINGER-Ushers Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Chorus 4. XVILLIAM STEEL-Chorus 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Projectionist Club 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 4. JIM STON E LARRY SNVARTZ GREEN SYKES-Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. SAUNDRA TEMPEST-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 43 GAA 43 Home Room Officer 3, 43 Student Council 43 Class Play 4. DOROTHY THOMPSON-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 GAA 43 Chorus 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Shawnee Staff 43 Football Queen Crowning 4. LIANICE I.. VAN KIRK-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 43 Head Majorette 2, 4: Ushers Club 3: Bulldog Barker 2, 3, 43 GAA 43 Class Play 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Football Queen Court 43 Home Room Officer 4. GEORGE VIGNOVICH-H1-Y 2, 3: Conserva- tion Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Shawnee Staff 43 Basketball 43 Home Room Officer 23 Class Play 4. CAROL LEE VODENICHAR-Band 2, 33 GAA 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Home Room Officer 3. EUGENE YOUNG DONALD ZAHN-Football 2, 43 Basketball 23 Chorus 43 Shawnee Staff 43 Class President 2, 43 Football Crowning 43 May Queen Crowning 3: Hi-Y 4. I Oknx Qllli. lux-uk II up. xtlll cam go homo now. MTH, Amway wi, Hicd!!! llrvcl lm! lrlppx znilcl lllc urllull-lrlrkxllg lllllliil' Class mins XLIIHKX hmlx lha' fllIlll'l'1l ummm' illlCl'CQlillg than Ran. W Cam lliwlory llc llllll ulrworl NWN. xmq 7' x, ming, Ru mr' Wemadez'4egf:adea4,.,.. 1 40 ff fx, 4 76 45, 1, 47 44 Q 5 0. Q ---. 'X A ig.. ll-l Row I: B. Parks, B. McCullough, P. Pflugh, H. Vild, C. Triancc, N. Gordon, Simmons, I. Genova, P Pivar. ROW' 2: G. lfmsvr. M. Mc'Dolc-, B. Young, B. Mcllolgin, M. Boal, Spaglff, B. Slater, N. Bartimac, E. Waxler, G. Stang. ROW If: ll. Bonzo. L. Philips. C. Smith. R. VVcavcr, R. Whitehouse, W. Sands, R. Fromm, D. Standish, Weaver, E, Wolfe. 1.54 F' wiv ll-2. KOH' I: D. Snell, M. Vild, A, Tccts. H. Josepovich, N. Thompson, M. Dunbar, 5- A10X?mdf'1'v M' Standish, M' Robinson, P. Ward. J. Mzmgness. ROW 2: D. Elliot. R. Schulz, P. Patrick. D. Nelson, V. Gollctti, D. Coss, M. Cheuvrant, D. Brown, ll. Eiscnlvrown, Carter. ROM 3: Klinesmith, NV. Martin, E. Wilfong, P. Barbcrini, Hlght0WCY, R- lfle-tvhvr, T. Durr. H. Ritchiv. K. Kincaid, C. Ncuber, M. S21IT121I'lgY-D- FFHSCY- ill 5-s Rin no QT i ' r ll-3, KOH' I: A. Dzxlly, C. Cooper, L. McElroy, L. Crowe, J. Cunningham, R. Marshall, S. Cleeland, Geary, S. Coe B. Coburn. ROW 2: R. Svybcrt, T. Lyons, D. Hoffman, L. Kalcmbcr, G. McCoy. M. Frcshforn, Milncs, C. Lornhar, J Spnnglv, I . Uzyznk. L. Mihalow, R. Rich. ROW 3: R. Ciani. T. Magncss, B. Radovic. W, GUl0fIHlllh, T. Zuck, M. Durr If flimmons. P. Mginni-lla, E. Marnie, L. Saincr, L. Hightower, G. Vidovioh, B. Furci. President ..... Ronald Weaver Vice-Pfexident . . .. . Joyce Thompson Secretary . . . . . . Nanry Thompson Treasurer . ..... John Murnlc' N 35 1 Sa 'Q- K Q 5 I 'R 1,5 .L . L, ,T tm 10-l. ROW I: C. Thompson, K. Kunselman, M. Skiles, E. Perencevic, Koller, K. Padezannin, C. Yannachione. ROW 2: P. Young, M. Wjchryk, K. Gordon, B. Noll, Hightower, C. Barnes, E. Ferrand, S. Montini, K. Fraser, K. Shively. ROW Ii: R, Seybert, D. Weigle, R. Musgrave, R. Collins, R. Sharpless, Steel, R. Butcher, A. Galdony. President ..... .. Robert Hartman Vice-President .. .. David Lodovico S 10-2. ROW I: R. Reiser, C. VonMoose, S. Pettnor, B. Tinklepaugh, M. Shee, A. Ciani, Grinaldi, E. Deuchle, L. Schuller. ROW 2. P. Engleman, K. Mengel, Cutrona, C. Ziglinski, J. Merriman, H. Johnson, C. Droz, Brenckle, E. Salima, C. Puflinberger. ROW 3: E. Smith, W. Lyons, H. Cordes, H. Cotters, J. Yarkew, R. Dean, E. Shuttleworth, G. McCune, C. Marchionda, D. Coe. 'Hx . T 10-3, ROW I: Z. Freshcorn, S, Miller, Altman, D. Cole, E. Flynn, D. Sciaretta, N. Majors, B. Frasers, B. McMichaels. ROW 2: D. Holsinger, W. Grciner, R. Gallio, Knox, Wallace, S. Schaub, T. Tokar, K. Plutchak, West. ROW 3: R. llahr-rly, R. Higlcy, L. Shawl. A. Zarnba, F. Herzog, R. Bukowski, R. Salamone, R. Goehring, D. Lodovico, R. Fruth. Secretary ffibsentj .. .. Catherine Kunselman Treasurer ......... .... C arol VonMoose 'X 10-4. ROW I: B. Wilhclm, B. Smith, N. Hoyman, E. Farlarski, B. Huuy, C. Wentroble, B. Stanko, J. Carpenter. ROW 2. J. Hyatt, E. Crucio, B. Giles, J. Clayton, W. Sutton, S. Mondell, J. Kcrcovich, B. Morbocker, J. Opperman, E. Wilhelm J. Wilfong. ROM' 3: T. Cunningham, J. Goberish, R. Waggener, R. Powell, O. Droz, R. Hartman, H. Haves. J. Sutton Finch. 37 771 D O lg 3 42? 52' Q Q g f ,, 1 ,A ag 15 QE, f 385 Spawn I ' 7 7eam Qs L .mai-K. Q l 1 ROW I: E. Shuttleworth, C. Marchionda, E. Wilfong, D. Lodovico, J. Hightower, E. Smith, R. Rich, J. Smith, L. Pettnor, C. Neuber, T. Cunningham. ROW 2: L. Hightower, R. Walker, D. Standish, S. Stanchak, R. Whitehouse, R. Montini, P. Keller, R. Bukowski, R. Weaver, D. Zahn, K. Miller, H. Ritchie. ROW 3: C. Smith, T. Zuck, F. Birney, R. Reiser, Irwin, T. Durr, R. DeLong, G. Sykes, R. Hacker, H. Cotters, R. Fromm, T. Simmons. Coach Eugene Harr, Assistant Coach Robert Dimerling. MANAGERS, left to right: N. Slater, T. Lyons, R. Schutz, W. Mar tin, R. Shields, K. Leonard, D. Dean. 40 Our football squad, under the expert leadership of Mr Harr finished their season with one win, six losses, and one tie Despite a disappointing record, the team played good football and provided many thrills throughout their difficult schedule. Freedom 7 Monaca 7 The Big Red opened their season by traveling to Monaca to play the highly rated Indians. The deter- mined Bulldogs scored first on a long run by Theron Durr. Monaca fought back to tie the score at 7-7. The Big Red put on many thrilling second half mar- ches but were denied near the goal as the game ended Freedom 7 New Brighton 14 Freedom traveled to New Brighton for their third game. The Bulldogs outplayed the Lions throughout almost all of the game and held a 7-O lead in the last quarter when New Brighton struck for two fast touchdowns to again deny the Big Red a victory. Freedom 0 Beaver 21 For their fifth game of the season, the Bulldogs en- tertained the powerful Beaver Bobcats at hilltop sta- dium. The boys showed excellent spirit and managed to play on even terms throughout the first half but Beaver exploded in the second half to chalk up a win in the fierce rivalry. Freedom 44 Mars 19 The Big Red traveled to Mars the next week to re- cord their first victory of the year. Freedom unleashed a devastating attack on the Mars men and had com- plete control throughout. The game was a complete team victory, but particular standouts were our two tackles, Bob Hacker and Green Sykes. Freedom 0 Coraopolis 7 In their second game of the season the Bulldogs lost to a good Coraopolis team. The game was played on even terms throughout. The Big Red unleashed a good passing attack and excellent spirit and looked as though they might come through, but Coraopolis' one touchdown proved to be enough as the Bulldogs were checked when they entered Coraopolis territory. Freedom 0 Hopewell 7 After an open date the week before, the Bulldogs traveled to Aliquippa to play the Hopewell Vikings. Freedom was in control of the ball almost the entire first half but a good Hopewell defense managed to hold and conserve the victory. The Big Red kept in the game throughout on the sensational running of sophomore Ray Bukowski. Freedom 12 Linsley Military Institute 21 Linsley brought a strong football team up from the hills of West Virginia to provide the opposition for the Bulldogs next contest. The Big Red played proba- bly their best game of the season as they outplayed Linsley, who is supposedly one of the stronger teams in the Wheeling area. The annual football queen crowning was held before the game. Freedom 6 Midland 53 Freedom traveled to Midland to finish their season in one of those games where nothing happens right. It was the last game for the Big Red's coach, Mr. Harr, long known as one of the best coaches in the county. Nine seniors also played their last game for the Bulldogs. Robcrt Montini End Rogvr DeLong Tackle Ronald Rciscr Tackle Robert Hacker Tackle Jack Irwin Guard Donald Zahn lfullbzzck john Smith llazfbmf E 91 2 73 Q IHAMP p f .2 f Q l I Kvnmvth Millm-r End Z 'kdm ROW 1: R. Bukowski, L. Hightower, West, Collins, D. Lodovico, E. Smith. ROW 2: R. Powell, R. Richcreek, S. Stanchak, D. Balter, G. Sykes, R. Brown, Marnie, C. Smith, J. Smith, L. Pettnor. R. Fletcher. Assistant Coach Michael Arbutina Coach George Hromanik Managers: D. Coe, R. Schutz, R. McCurdy Green Sykes Guan! Robert Rivhbrcck Iforward David Baller Guard john Smith FOTZUIITIZY Roger Brown Center -15 Freedom 59 Once again the Big Red had trouble ge behind when they came from behind to Sykes played a very good offensive game, or outscore the tall and lanky Beaver five Freedom 27 Monaca 69 The young and inexperienced Big Red Hoormen were unable to find the mark against the tall sharp shooters of the Monaca Indians. In the Big Red's first league game, not one of the Bulldogs was able to find the mark for more than three field goals. E I 5 Beaver 83 tting started and were far lessen the gap. Brown and but were unable to outwit Freedom 61 New Brighton 79 New Brighton's extensixe use of their fast break was a vital factor in this game which was a thriller all the way. Chuck Smith and Green Sykes were exceptionally good in this game. -?251!5fff?: S'itW Freedom 58 Rochester 72 The Freedom-Rochester game was the battle for the cellar, Rochester had an extremely hot night and Free- dom played one of its best games of the year. Freedom 49 Midland 48 Freedomls most thrilling and exciting game of the year came when they met Midland. It was a see-saw battle to the last thrilling second when Freedom Hnally emerged as the victors. Freedom's out- standing players for the night were Roger Brown and Green Sykes, both of whom had an exceptionally good night. This game proved to be one of the biggest up- sets of the year. Freedom 41 Hopewell 61 Although after playing a very good first half, the Bulldogs failed to stage a comeback in the last two quarters. From the third quarter on, the Vikings had the upper-hand. 2 ,X if 1 ?,k La gf -gf-.2 f W 2 ' 1 K . . ,g Ii - K 5. ,....,--Mg,,, ' ,, '?i . ,B ,my gl 4 NATIONAL HONKAR SgClETY UW' HW to Swami' LEADERSHIP 2-'P-S scnouxnsmv EAWLS S Oz ' f X X Www 5 ROII' l: N. Radovic, l'. Nlandarino, J. Ingrzun, S. Broman, D. Thompson, P. Goss, P. Farls. ROW 2: YV. Steel, D. Zahn, J. Sidler ll. lim-un, K. Leonard, Mr. Arhutinu. Alfswzt zrlzfn picture was taken: VanKirk, R. Plutchak. ,,,4' 'lv . 163' x 50 Members of the Honor Society are selected hy 21 connnittee of the faculty, and are chosen for the following qualities: scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Each year juniors are selected and inducted into the club. Membership in this club is the most desired of all the clubs in the school. The sponsor is Mr. Michael Arhutina. OFFICERS President ...................... jack Sidler . . Donald Dean . . . . Patty Goss Vice-President . . . . Secretary ..... . . . . . Nadine Radovic Treasu1'e1' . . . WJ fo- 'flr K uw 11441 ,n?i4v1s 'S 1 ' ' we wk ltllll' I: K, I.C'Ull2ll'll, I'i1'lill2ll'l, I,, lulliiessu, Mr, Pugh. HOU' 2: D. Cass, II. Yiltl, H. jnlinscmn, M. l'il'L'SllCllI', S. lliillllli sl. IS. K llts ll Clule. ll. llllllllllstbll. KOH' 3: llyllll. IJ. XN'eigel.C1.Sniitl1. R. lfletaher, R. Nlusgrzxxe, IJ. Holsingvr, NI. R 'l'he student council is coniposecl ol' repre- sentatives lroni eau-h lionierooin and is under . the culmznlile sponsorsllip ol Mr. Paul Pugh. h ,sqft fXc'tix'ities ol the Cxtlllllfll this past year con- if ,A R sistecl ol the UNICEF Drive, registering guests it ss., :ind lurnishing guides l-OI'P2i1'Cl1lS' Dug. Z 'I'l1emunril ulsoreceivecl nzltionzil recogni- N M' 1 tion. They were zlwzirclecl the National Denim 2lW1ll'll,lillUWIl..SlllCH.IllX'CllllC Dece11cy c'ei'tifi' Kat cute, lor their lllllkllflllllllilll in the UNICIEI-' llrive. Only lilty-l'our student c'ounc'ils in the llnilel Stzues were so lumnorecl. Ol l lCIERS I'n'.w'flf'1il ..,,. ......... K enneth Leonard I'1'1'r'fl'r1'.s'1'11'1'21I ,..... , . . I,elio Izlnnesszl S!'I'l'I'flllY-,l'lI'll.S'I1l!'V . . . . .Irmnne Efkhzirt 51 4 . u E lxkgl ' zz- Wc- OIWICIERS 'l'he Tri-Ili-Y, one ol' the larger I'irf.s1'rlc'r1l .,.....,... Shirley Brennan :incl more zuclivc' orgzmimlimis for girls, .S'f'1'mlr1iy .. Donna Lee Powell has been cliviclecl this year into two .X 'XM Twu.s'11rf'r .... Rosczlnn Pluuihuk groups CUlllllOSCil ul' Senior girls and V Clmfilnizi .. .. Rlllllrxllll Mclillizmey -lunior girls sponsored hy Mrs. Ruth Czallziglicr :incl Hrs. Su1znn1e'Krycler. .M RU!! 1: j. Mihzilmv, P. Mzinmlzirino, R. Acluir, LI. Amlerson, KI. Scliullcr, N. Cline, S. Rohinson. D. Seyhert, M. Allrczid, A. Springer. Hill' 2: Al. lngrznn, lf. Cordes, Cl. Voclenicliar, N. Raclovic, K. Salanionc, D. Nultcr, S. Bernard, P. lfarls, I.. Grahani. ROW 3: I I CZ. Rullizirl. I.. I:1nnessz1,C. Collclti, X. Crowe, A. Claralclli, D. lowell, L. Mengcl, IJ. Malik. ROW 4: Cl. liclgc, Czihlc, li. Hzirris, R. Hull, A. Kwzisnicwskzi, C. Bl'CIlClilC, D. Iclmjlic, S. Bllllllilll. ROVV 5: B. Hzlslic, D. Faust, R. Cutronzi, A. Solcro, C. Ruckerl, R. buss, Uollclli. RON' 6: M. BClllll2ili, ll. 'I l10lIlllSOIl, lickharl, R. Lihcram, S. Teinpesl, M. Sohat, R. Mclilhaney. 52 5 ' fx-7310 'l'he girls helped with the Szilvzi- OFFICERS lion Army Drive :md also Look gifts to P7'l?.YI'df7If .....,........ Delores Coss the county children's home. They spon- SI'l'7'8fHTy . . . . . Donna Schuster sorecl the zmnuul football queen frown- Tl'I'0.9Ill'Fl '.., ...... S usie Coe ing and dzmfe :is well as the Christmas formal. This is truly il service cluh of .lon 14'f4 e AWl'1 33 which we may he proud. wa- 'M' wr 'N in-r ki 'our .A N,-f K w E R L Q., f l ' N jf. I l . . , Q l - Q ' sl ' Ull I: Nlrs. Krylm. D. Loss. l,. Nlilmlmv. Nl. Rolmiusou. l'. xlvillll. ll. Plughf, l,. Mclilroy. KOH' 2: Miluvs. fl. lllllllllll. I.. UIINXC, Sliuslcr. R Blllglilllll. In llfiilx. l'. Sl1illlll5ll. ROII ?.' lhompsou. l', lllYllI', li. Mcflitllougln. QI. Spmlv. NI. Yilml, X. lvcls, Xlcxzilulc-11 ICUH' I: Y. Collcrll, D. lll'iNX'll. Nl. lgtllll. IS. Mdfolgiu, I. fiCllUVZl, C. llklllifli, Sllllllllillx lfllll' 4: -I, Nlzlgmws. lrrzimv. G. Nlfflox, ll, llillllllklll. R. lxflllhllilll. IFUII' rn: H. Al4lSClJONlL'll, M. I'lI'C9lliUl'll, S. Coe, X. llnlx. -I, fllllllllllgllillll. I lmmpsou. 5 vw 3' ' 715- ROW I: J. Goberish, Yvilfong, R. Reich, R. Richcreek, D. Dean, R. Hacker, II. Shaughnessy. ROI1' 2: R. Huoy D. Holsinger, R. Bukowski, R. lNIeCurtly, K. Leonard, D. Lodovico, M. Rubinoll. ROW 3: L. Sainer, li. Wolfe, S. Stan chalk, R. Shuits, W. Martin. ROW 4: L. Phillips, L. Iannessa, D. Bnlter, li. Karustury, D. YVeigel. ROII' 5: M. Durr R. Delong, Marnie, K. Miller. ROII' 6: R. XVhitehouse, M. Little, j. Irwin, R. Nveavcr, P. Barherini. ROW 7 D. Zahn, W. Spear, T. Lyons. KOH' S: 'l'. Durr, H. Ritchey, R. Brown, C. Majors. The Hi-Y is open to any boy in the senior high school. In the spring, the Hi-Y sponsors the May Queen Crowning. They also have gym nights during the year. Dues and activities are their main money-making projects. The Hi-Y is an impor- tant club for the boys of Freedom-New Sewickley High and it is sponsored by Mr. joseph Shaughnessy. OFFICERS President ..... ........... . . Donald Dean Vice-President . . . .... Robert Hacker Secretary ..... . . . Robert Riehcreek Treasurfrr . . .... Robert Reich 5 4 ROW I: R. Delong, K. Miller, J. Irwin, R. Brown. R. McCurdy, Mr. Eugene Harr. ROW 2: D. Zahn, R. Hacker K. Leonard, D. Dean, S. Stanchak. C. Smith. ROW 3: R. Reiscr, T. Durr, R. Hannigan, XV. Martin, R. X'Vhitt-house L. Hightower. ROW 4: L. lannessa, N. Slater, R. Shields, R. Bukowski, F. Birney. The F Club is made up ol all the boys who have earned a letter in high school. Their main projecteach year is to earn money to send the following year's team to football camp. They also buy sweaters lor the senior basketball and football players. One of their ways of raising money was to wash cars on Saturday during the summer. They are truly an industrious group. 55 I A newly oigunifecl group in the Fieedrml-New Sewiekley High Sclmnl is the Coin Club. Its IJIITDONC is to bring together those already interested in numismzitics us well as Lo imeient others in this l2ISClIlIllll1g' hobby. The members have learned to recognize both iAI1lCl'll'2lIl and foreign coins, their hismiy, :incl hlg'IllllC'2ll1CC. ll' 1: R. Reiser, V. Gollelli, l.. Nlrlilloy. I.. Nlihzllow. IL. l'atrick, R. liizlgizlnli, S, Coe, Mrs. Mflimmel. NUI! 2' li. Radu l lzumessu. R. Richcreek, NI. Szinizlgy. R. H2ll'llII1lI1. H. Rilrhie, N. Burk. ROW 3: C. Neuher, D. Demi, R. llmwn, R. Cullim l Slmwl. ROI! 4:R.Fletcher,lJ.lill1oLt, l'. Nlzmi1ell:1,'l'.l.yons.XV. Nlurliii. ROW 5: B. Fufci.li.Kai'asll1i'y. fl. Mzijmw. 345 HOU' 1: P. Slzinllish, M. lioal. Cl. I,UIIlll11l', il. Spucic, B. Mctlolgin, IJ. Hollniznn, S. Miller. ROW 2: 1. Genova, S. lillllllllll, lf. Ulyak S Xlcxzziuic-l', X. Solvio. ROI! 3: lJ.RI1omlcs, R, Shiclrls, R. Nlfcllllilly, R. lJcl,ong, B. Rzuloxif, XY. Clnllcrlnnlli. Ifllll' I: XV. Lyons Enkowski, R. Whitehouse, C.. Siniih, R. Weaver. :X newly orgzlnifc-fl unit is foinposccl ol Sophoniorcs, -luniors, :ind Sc-niois, unclci' ilu- very c':up:1blc slmonsorship ol Hr. Robert licxuk. 'l'llCl'C :irc z1pproxin1:nlc'ly Lwciityffivc' IllCllllN'lS wliosc' plniposc is to lczirn more about pl1otog'1'z1pl1y. They IIICCL czlfli inonllt. The sluclcnt body is looking i'orw:n'cl to substantial results in lulurcr school piilmlicznioiis duc- lo thc vlloits ol' thc incinlicrs of this grouo. Iwasizlffrzt ..,... . . Roger DeLong VI-ff?-PlY?SI,I1!'IIf . . . . . Shirley Bromzm S!'f'7'6lIlTy ..... ....... I oAnn Spade 'I'rer1sm'm' , . . , . Charlotte Loinliar 57 KOH' I: li. FCI'l'2lllLl, C. Ziglinski, R. Reiser, B. Giles, E. Flynn, D. Cole. ROI1' 2: E. Deuchle, A. Ciuni, N. Majors, 'l'. Tokar, C. D107 ll. Snizirella, 1. Grinnlcli, L. Schnllcr. ROI1' Y: j. Altmzln, S. Monclcll, J. Opperlnan, S. Miller, li. Perencexict, K. Knnscln C. Barnes. RO II' Al: J. Merrinian, H. johnson, li. Wichryk, J. Knox, l'. Shcc, Mrs. Mzmerino USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club is ust two years old but it has already won :ln enviable place in the school life. The sponsor is Nlrs. Audrey Nlanerino and the nieinhers are all sophomore girls. The nienihers ol the filuh provide aids and hostesses at school l'unc'tions. These girls ushered ul grzrcluzitirm, football :incl May queen crownings, :incl hziskelhxill gzinies. Much credit nnlsr he given to this Cluh lor work well clone. 524 X fi0lll'lll,l'i,clUllll'N,ci,xllbtllfllllllllli,N. ll1lll4lXll',lj.NllllCI',.x,li1ll'1lli'lll,l,..lUl1IlNlUll,K.S1llLllll0llC. IIUII' Y: ll. llaixliv. l.. lzuiim-Ml 'l'his cluh was oigzmifcil in oiclcr lo lmromolc Lllllllflli' iiilcicsl in SIJUl'lS2ll1lllllQ lll1'gll'l5 in om school. lhc' orgzmifzilion i'IN'0lll'2lgL'5 lJllySl1'2ll lilncss :incl thc' clvx'c'loIm1c'l1l ol l'llLll'2Illk'li through sports. XVlll'llCVL'I' possihlc, thc' girls p1li'lic'ilmu'il in gym night, lllllylllg, lmskcllmglll or olhvi QLIIIIUS which mlcvclop good .yIJOl'lSIll2lllSllllJ. This cluh i5 om' ol. thc l'z1x'oi'il1f ouch all l ic'c'clo11lfNc-xx' Sn'ix'ic'kIvy lligh :xml is 5lJOIlhOlkl'tl hy Him XVVIIIIC fililllll. The officws are as follows: l'1'r'.s'11I1'11I , . , . . Ruth .Mm Nlc'Ell1z1i1y SI'!'I'I'l!I7'y . . ...... Rose Mzlrsllull Tn'11.s'11rm . . . . Lorettzn Izmncsszi lillll' l: 1. Nlilmloiv, I., Nlihalow, R. Xmluir. I. .Xmln-axon, Miss Glonll, S. Rohimoii, l'. Ptlugh, l'. Waml. IJ. Nlniik. HUII' I Gollvlli, Y. Clxowc, lf, lllyllli, I. Cicnmzi, R. llizigizmli, HOU' I: Simmons, ll. l'l2lllSl, li. llgxrris. R. llull, .X. kMllNIllL'WS I l'zll1ic'k.ll.Sni'll,lfUll'5.'l1.'lI'izli1c'L'.l',llilllollzi.-I,Ilnhlc,l'. l'ixz11',Cl. ISM-iicklc. ll. Iilfoilif, S. lhomzm. HHH' Of Xl. Ilchiil lk , . . - , - . , il lhomlmwn, l'. hom. C., Rlilllilll. C.. lxrlgc. lllgl1Illl,.l. bollciln. lit!!! fr R. l.lhq-lzllo. ll. lziikx. X. Soli-xo. S. Loi: Nl. 5UlPll cinpcwl. lxllxllllll, KI. RlllkL'll, R. Nlclillizmy. 59 5 3 Xl1x.k1x4l1'1 1'x11111i11N 1111 4 FK.. - v-7.-. 15111131-xs Il11111w11 Iglku 1111 LIKLIIXC' 1111L'1c's1 111 4llIIk s111m1l. 53,111.11 111111 U1 Nlw1.1011111l1'1111111N11:111-N1111'1'z1f1Ii1i1-wut'1111' Hmm' l'1UDllfHllilN Cftbllxlgv. W ,M wr Q-,Q E I l'c-0111 211111 kllllk xlum 1111111l1cx1':11b1111k ixplll 1c1gc'1l11'1. 1110 111r11c'1l1111' 111 f11g11111l111g II11' Illlllclng lS111'kL'1'. Rc'111'1'wc-111a11i11's 111 1I1s' IP'l.X, IIN 111 i111c'1'1'sl l1111xpL'c'li1L' 111c'111lmc'1'x. tune? H Aazawaa f X 0m KOH' I. j. Lewis, KI. Dnrr, l'. Munnella, I.. Mihalow, D. Sinnnons, R. Meaner, lf. Herzog, M. Sznnehuck, S. Hill, R. Adair. KOH' 2: j. Mihalow, R. Yeck, ll. Lewis, R. Carothers, B. Hustle, Spade, C. limerick, Cl. Dean, C. Morgan, B.Her1og, ll.Cz1rolhers,C. Kuppinger, D. Kelly, M. Durr, R. Hannigan. ROII' 3: KI. Caputo, M. Freshcorn, B. Barherini, W. Gntlerniuth, L. Mengel, P. Pllngh, EI. Milnes, IJ. Holsinger, L. Roll, l'. Barherini, C. Lonibar. . ....R . ix ll The Freedom-New Sewickley High School Band has been Q J i 21 great asset to the school during this past year. if R They presented programs at pep rallies and games and participated in Civic affairs. This ambitious group of students climaxed their activi- ties with the :annual spring concert. DIRECTOR Mr. john K. Fink 62 gum! HIGH SCHOOL ROW lf Vzmkirk, C. Rotllurl, l'. Wurcl, R. Cizmi, B. Raclovic, T. Dawson, R. lNIcCl1rcly. KOH' 2: K. Ramlulcy, M. Ivey, D. floss, C. I.0l1llJ1lll, l'. Nlumluriuo, V. Gollcui, S. Tempest, Y. Clollclli, il. Clrulluln, ll. Clank, D. llullmun, M. PCIIIIYCOUIQ, Baker, li. Ifcrrzlml. ROW 3: R. llzlrlnlan, I. Sidlcr, D. Brown, K. livznm, M. Myers, l'. lfalllm, Cl. Sim- mons, D. Kelly, R. Frullm, R, Cluclmring. SENIOR MAIORITI TES: -lanirc VzmKirk, lmarl: Carol R0tl1art3 Ruth Adair, hwlrl. 63 zgf 1: I l wa. N ll'g2lI'k'I Xl2llHlHl'ill0 'lurk Sicllm' Pllllifill I'2llklS ww WWW NFM3' ' gdvwf Ralph Xfdlnmiy Alcallcltc Mihnlow Szlllmlrn 'lbunpcsl Ifilllfil Mcngcl Bfmllie H3550 Ee' 111.11 WZ KOH' ONli:joa1111e lickhart, Coty Edge. ROW TWO: Janice lllgfillll. Paula Pixar, jo.Xnn Gollelti. ,Xhscnt when picture was taken: Nadine Radovic. Always loyal to our school, these six high-spirited lassies contributed lI1L1Cl1 to the excitement and fervor of our sports. The morale of our athletes was boosted by their cheers and cries of CIICOUIAHQCIHCIII. It was certainly a loss to the cheering squad when the five se11ior girls, Joanne Eckhart, Nadine Radovic, Janice Ingram, jo Ann Golletti, and Coty Edge, graduated. We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to the girls for a job well done. 65 O Under the direction of John Fink, the vocal department was divided into two groups this year: the junior chorus composed of sophomores and juniors, and the senior chorus composed of senior girls and boys. Peggy Mandarino served as accompanist for both groups. Sopmnox M. Sobut, C. Rothart, VanKirk, A. Solero, D. Nutter. B. Hastie, V. Crowe, C. Colletti. L. Maier, L Menu-l. D. Idzojtic, S. Brornan, J. Calulc, C. Ruckert, J. Eckhart, C. Edge, D. Faust, N. Radovic, Anderson P. lfarls. Altar: K. Sularnone, E. Harris, F. Cordes, A. Caratelli, D. Thompson, M. Allread, D. Snair, M. Rcese, P Cutrona. A. Springer, P. Goss, J. Colletti, R. McElhaney, Mihalow, J, Ingram. Tenors and Bar.re.v: R. Shields, W Steel. N. Bork. D. Rhodes, R. Hacker, J. Sidler, E. Karastury. R. Collins, VV. Martin, R. Reich, Irwin, R. Mc- Curdy, D. Forrest, R. Rirhcreek. R. DeLong, L. Iancssa, R- BFOWD- 66 Much time and ellort was expended by each group and thc results were gratifying. A successful concert was held in February. ujnzzrzou B. lklcflullougli. B. Mvfiolgin, H. Vilcl, C. Lombur. D, Coss. E, Dcuvhlc, R. Marshall, D. Brown, P. Ward ll. flilvs, U. lNIc'Cfoy, lVfC'l'YlIIl2lIl. M, Vild. M. Robinson, C. 'I'1'ianc'c', Oppvrnian, R. Rvisor, Grinalnli, Knox I.. Mclilz-oy, I.. Srlmllc-r. Alln: D. lloflmnn, ll. Johnson, M. Fra-shcorn. C. Thompson, S. Cor-, S. Clcclzmd, S. Millvr L. l r1-slu'm'n, S, Monclvll. NI. XN'ic'lirylx. B, Noll, Milncs, A. Dally. S. Svliziub, Altman. R, Coopvr, Wallavc Nfl. liozxl. li, l r1'111ml. Simmons. Tenorx and Ba,f.vex.' E. VVolfC. ll. Eisonbrown. G. Yidoyicli. B. Raclovicp T. Simmons I., XN'ilfonu. ll. lylzxririvllal, R. Bukowski, D. llolsingcr, D, Cor, R. Donn. R. Musgrayc, YV. Lyons. C, Smith, C. NL-ubvr '. Zurk. R. lirutli. lNI. Durr, R, Covhrinq, D. WVcigf'l. 67 7a Ou April sixth the members of our class presented a three act mystery comedy entitled Stranger in the Night. Most of the class was ac- tive in one way or another in the play. Sylvia Lee .... Mable Crane . . . Eddie Beach .... Nona Pollard . . . Marcella Bender Clifford NewKirk Velda Stevens .,,... T. Rutledge . . Grant Terry .... Rose jordan . . . Sam Fisk ..... Sandra King .... Director .....,....... Student Directors Cast N .. Margaret Mandarino . . . . . janice VanKirk . . . Robert Richcreek ...... Judy Cable . . . Melanie Sobat . . . . . . Donald Zahn . . . . joAnn Golletti . . . David Rhodes .... William Steel . . . Carol Ruckert . . .... Roger DeLong ........ Ruth Liberato Mrs. Richard McConnel . . . . . . Nadine Radovic Robert Reich ?aoZ54ZZ .2-zeea No football season would be complete until the boys had chosen their queen. This year they bestowed the honor upon the lovely Ruth Ann McElhany. Her partner for the gala affair was Roger DeLong. Frances Cordes as maid of honor, and attendants Margaret Mandarino, Dorothy Thompson, Janice VanKirk, Ethel Harris, Carol Ruckert, Joanne Eckhart, and Aniela Solero with their escorts Robert Hacker, Kenneth Miller, Green Sykes, Ronald Reiser, John Smith, Donald Zahn, jack Irwin, and Robert Mon- tini completed the royal court. r , d ll g giii e rrra kkliflf WW ff ll The oflicial crowning was held at the held lollowed by a formal crowning and a dance at the school whlch was sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y under the directorship of Ruth Gallagher 71 KOH' U.X'1i: R. .Xtlziiiy ll. Idzoqitie, C. liclge, Schuller, N. Hoymzlnxl,Clzirpenlei,K.l'luteIiztk.MissI.ziyiie.IfUl1' 'l'H'U:lJ. Wei Xl. llurr, 'l'. Diirr, H. Ritchie, R. l'n'own, lt. XN'olfe. ROW THRlz'l',': R. lbelnng, R. Nlcilnrrlx. If Sllllllllbllx, I'. Ilznberini. One ol the newly organized groups is the Technical Crew Club, whose pur- pose is to create interest in the operations ol' the stage. Vivian Layne, club sponsor, is training the group in stage maintenance. All money raised by this organization went toward the purchase of new stage equipment. The enthusiastic group IIICI twice ll month, and no one can deny that the ellorts of this club certainly should benefit future play groups. 72 ,md With spring comes the soft rustle of net, lace, and tarletag the delightful fragrance of Horal masterpieces and an air of excite- ment which means only one thing-Prom. To emphasize our theme April Fantasy, a large basket with a cascade of flowers streaming from it was used. Flowers also dec- orated the pastel-colored walls. The wee hours were spent at the Post Prom Party which fea- tured food, entertainment, and more dancing for those of us who were still able to make a pretense at dancing. VVe will always cherish the memory of our Senior Prom and Party which our parents made possible for us. May Queen ..... Maid of Honor King ........ Escort . . . Zaeew The May Queen and her court are chosen by popular vote of the student body. . . . Phyllis Galdony . . . . . Sylvia Solero . . . Dennis Darrow . . . . Albert Bogolea Senior junior Sophomore Heralds Attendants Marion Black Mary Radovic Margaret Manclarino Darlene Maier Patty Ward Joyce Thompson Charlotte Lombar Delores Coss Escorts Orben Keller Robert Longfellow Lelio Iannessa Donald Zahn Leslie Pettner Denver Weige is 75 41 r a -. fx. ' Q u I-, 4 , 1, , HZ' 54 c t 'K ' J'A,Hj h - W' v 'f r wmv. Q izy' l r 7-Lil V 4 1 gg-5-,R 1' 7 f l 1- ,Irv 355 Z m6ecZ706t4 444713 After many trials and tribulations we presented our senior class play The weeks of hard work, inconveniences, and nervousness all seemed worth while thc night we presented the play. All who worked on stage and off were proud of the results. Zan Penelope Sycamore Essie ............ Rheba ........ Paul Sycamore . . . Mr. DePinna ..,. Ed .............. Donald .......... Martin Vanderhof Alice ........... Henderson ..... Tony Kirby ..... Boris Kolenkhov . . . Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby ..... Mrs. Kirby . . . Three Men .... Olga .......... Director ........ Student Director . Technical Director The Cast order of appearance . . . . . JoAnn Golletti . . . . Janice VanKirk . . . . . Ethel Harris ..... jack Irwin . . . . . David Balter . . . . Roger DeLong ....... Green Sykes . . . . . . William Steel Margaret Mandarino . . . . . . Roger Brown .. Robert Richcreek . . George Vignovich . . . . . . Anelia Solero David Rhodes . . Saundra Tempest . . . Myron Rubinoff Kenneth Leonard Richard Shields . . . . Carol Rothart Vivian E. Layne .. Roseann Plutchak Ralph McCurdy fn 1 Iizuirwm 1l'Iurzagm.v: Ilmrl, Myron Rulminofl. SEATED, George Vignovich, Davidxj Rlloclvs: Cor1'1'.vfJnnrling Sezwftrzzy, Nzlclinc' Rzlclovic. . Lf P rg' W6J,,,yf WZM Mflfyww Mimi We Tj'-Jw Co-Editor: ack Sidlvr B fl I Jjw i 6 MM' V A, f ff If J! J M I A ebvfgfvw Staff: Editnrs fp ,f,Goss, BOTH SEAT X, Dorothy Thompson. Typing Staff: Head, Donna Idzojtic SEATED, Shirley Robinson, Shirley Broman, Laura Mengel, DOHYIH Powell, JoAnn Golletti. li1 5' ifSkE-Q.lm2Ef?iSi2H9?r SW! SEATED: Coty Edge, Artist. STANDING: Sports Editor, Ralph MrCurdy: Pho- tographers: Kenneth Leonard, Donald Deang Artist, David Baller: Absent when v---.....,,, , Roseann Plutchak. Patty Nnnlc- Mc'lLlh11nc'y: Yearbook Advisor Dorothy McConncl picture was taken: Sports Editor, Donald Zahn. Co-Editor: Peggy Mandarino. ' 5-1, i --1 2 :GGEZSTZQ Zcdidog Zmka ROW ONE: N, Radovic. M. Nlandarino, l'. Farls. Spade, R. Hull, L. Mclilroy, L. Mihalow. ROW TWO: D. Dean, QI. Vanliirk, R. Liberato. S. Mondell, S, Tempest, D. Thompson, B. Radox ic. ROW THRl'IIi: D. Baller, Z. lfreshcom, NI. lloal, D. Idzojtic, S. Broman, S. Coe. K. Leonard. Co-Editors Nadine Radovie, Saundy Tempest. Published every six weeks, the Barker reports on the many happenings around the High School. The staff is open to all mem- bers of the Senior High School, and the paper is financed by the students. Saundra Tempest and Nadine Radovic, the eo-editors, work hand-in-hand under the guidance of Paul Pugh. 80 W . 5' in mv A ROIV 1: B. Mcflolgin, M. Vild, C. Loml1ar,C. liclge, T. Tokar, N. Majors. ROW 2: H. Ritchey, L. Mcugcl, lJ..l'owcll, S. llrc S. Bernard, J. Ingram, D. lclzojtic, D. Rhodes, l-lczul Reporter. The Times Reporters are students who each week report the school news to the Beaver Valley Times. These students are be- ginning to realize the problems of a reporter as, each week, they contact activity sponsors to get all the news about the school clubs. They are an energetic group, and truly an asset to the school. lil HI! lll M13 Bradow. on Parents' Ylght shows the accomplishlnents of rhc studenw f-. '-, 'we 'm W The band taking it easy before a game. Miss Kane relaxes bv thc window. .Juli W. W K fi X Om 7695 fl J Albert Mancrino Axsivtarzt Prinripal I,ibe1'ty Building 84 I ROBERT REZITK ROIHCRT Dlkll-IRLING Srirwlrf' and llixlory S1'i1'm'1' and Ilislmx' Vnixcrsity of Pittsluurgh, BS. Iilzzrimm SIIIIC 'l'c:n'lwrs College, BS 9 Rl7'l'H REBER DONALD BRJXDOXV Iinglixlz English XV00stm'1'CZollcgc, AB. Gcncvn College, BS. 85 I NIXRG XRITI' BXRIJ MARY l3I,O'I I' .llnllz Iirngrnfzllv Mall: Slippery Rock Slilll' 'lezlelxers College, Geneva College, ILS. 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S. l:Ull9li, II. Su'c'1-scy, 13 ful lux HUI1 7: C.. NI111'g1111. X. Blllllllbilllgll. XX. S4-xlmml, ll. l'u1l.X. l'cl1'1'Q. R. lJ1111l1:11'. N, l.cm1z11'1l, I.. Nl111'1111. lu. 5lJLl1fL'. 1.5011111111 XI l'z1w. ROII' 3: Xlnllcu. lJ.S1iII1xz1gu11.K.'l11xlu1'. I. 111111, QI. Yllllllg, 'lf UZIXVYUII. R. 011115, CL. Bcmiiu. Il.Sf1cIz1l1m'. lD,Sl11 88 I Y V , . . , - - , , , 9-II---ROII I: X, Ralmalcy, I'. Lollms, S. R11c'lu'l'l, 5. Ihrlglmllly, Il. Mcngcl, IJ. IXI1lcl1cll, lx, IXIulllu-ws, Ilznlly. II. Slrykuxy ROII 2 Ii, CIIINDIIICIYQ, R. Xcfk, ID. luck, H. Rllctllcy, IIIIIT, lx. jones, IH. Iccls. lNIctQl1lg'gs, IS. KIIYUII. lx. Lzllmlc, II. Nlorsc. I. Iumlm RUII' 3: I','IIrvliz1k, II. Iiigrigg, Ii. NIIIIUIN, II. Krrmla, Ii. Russel, II. Illllllllgllll, .X. IJcz1n,R,l:1ml1z1, IJ. Silmlmlls. I.. Rnll, R. Russcl n. Kelly. il-Al-WROII' I: NI. lciglcr, Grulxmn, S. Hill, flzlpllltl. Y. Clnllclti, I.. Hcttingcr, N. ICYZIIIS, I.. I.lICC, I.. Iicc, D. l.llIl, C. fll'0SSIIl2lI'l ROI1' 2: I'. Iizlrlmcrini,If.I.alI1cruw,j.K1Iz1rk,l1. Spear, P. jenkins. IJ. Hansel, D. Kcllcy, .L Rllllllllllll, IS. XVZIIIIIYSIQ VIH Grcm. ROII' ? IS. Smith, 'I'. VIIIIKIOI, R. Wimlon, W. I'z1llcrsm1, Il. Ajanncs, R. Bngolczl, IL. Focringcr, Aj. 'I'cmpcsl, IS. Ilrunl, K. lfllllli, IJ, Rape IS. Ih'cnnc1'. 89 8 I-RUII' I: D. lliglcy. B. Kcllcr, .X. Cole, D SIIIIITJILWS, C. Nilllicc, N. Smith, N, RlICkl'l'I, li. Nlrflolgin, l'. lillllii, R. .Xllc Yicllrwk. ROII' 2: ll. Sllivclv. NY. l 0l'li'il, IJ XVilfm1g. If Kirsop, S. Rzulmtliifc, I'. Rcixcr. R, Rciwr, I., NIl'f1I'1ll'RCll, K. XYCYIILI lx f1LlllIL'lA'Ull, K, Mongol, IS. I lcglCl1c'l'. ROI1' 3: Cl. Ilig'l1Imvc1', D. Majors, CI. Clllzunlmcrs, .XIl1'c:ld, YY. lflllllllliifll, 'lf l'olli111'd -m'hring, Hams. R. RUIIIIJOICII, ll. Sf'hI'Cilltl', XVz1xlu', IS. lflllllllllgll. K., f, .. N , .,,,7 ,, 8 ' -IKUII' I: Nl. flllHllillL1ll2llll, S, llclmg. l.c-u N. R. l ll'lIliIlQ:. NI, PUIIIIXCKPIJR. I. 1,C'N'iN. N, Xvlllll, IL. Di4'lI'iL'll. NI. Bull, ii. Ct'l'UDlll!l 4 N N lxrx IEUII' R xll llN'I C' IHIIIIVII R YL'Ck H Sh'lI'lJlK'ii XY Raith If XVQIIQI Nl SllIlHhllI'k.xl.XIXCVXI.. Ig1lllIQlIll'.f:.NIZHOI , -. .,.. ,... 4. . ..1 .. .. ,.. I I Rllvkcll. Coopcr, XY. llc-ring. R. Clullclli. IJUII' 3: Cl, lilnc1'iL'k, Cl, SUIIIIIHIIS. 1.zlYz1llc'. R. .xllhllll R. Ciizmi, lf.. l'llHillIJlll'gLl I Hull, l1.l1olc.R. llolsingcr. R. Clul11ll'lx, Boggs. 90 IRI '4 3 HOU' I: li. Nlumlvll. S. Tooguml, Phillips. li. XVcnIr0lmlc, M, Rich. l'. Rlmzulcs, l'. Holm, Nl. Kllllflllllll. Nl. Rcrlminson I I ISII. ROW 2: R. RLIIIIS. XY. KCllCl'. I . NIl'NlCHl'll, ljClll'hll7, H. Davis, CZ. Tccls, I.. Askcy, Shinglcr, li. fQIl'illCl', l.. C:l'L'l'll C Cutler, Il. Ccurgc, S. Sznnzmgy. KOH' 3: lf. AIOIIIISUH, llzlsllslalr, N11sl1,G.hlvilc1's, R. Uollclli, C. Gibbs. IJ. linker, lb. Sfiillkfllll mlcr, VI. liz1kin.CI. Mczuic. 8 I-ROI1' 1: V. Ifc-rmml, M. Bilollo, I. Yunnzlfhimlc, l'. lJ1'11mmmul, I.. Kzxufmam, IJ, Slmrplc-ss, I., McKinley. NI. l lCNlI1.'0l'll iK'hl'illg, I'xI'2lllilli, M. .Xllmcl'I, ROl1'2:R. XN'hil1lJlc, D. Macc, Morton. Nlcycrs, Swartz, XV. liirlwy. IE. Nlvzlmlc. Cloopm N john, 'If Stump. ROI1' 3: R. Sprague, R. Powell, C. l'uwcl's, I.illlc. A. llCl,0llliIll'llS, M. Sslseif, CQ. Nlmuimu, lf. Rlll'kCll R l'l'iIllli'C, D. Cuslilow. 91 x ,M 1 I -IJOII' I: Yohc, I., Kwzlsllicwwkzl, R. l.cm1Iml'g. P. Camp, I., Blank, 'll Kli11csmill1.S. Slllllfl, A. Allgtblli. H. lidgc, K. Slmlulck. Szlrlmvrini. ROII' 2: D. lciglcr. D. Rllwscl. R. Wesley. li. :WLfQllil'C. I., NVilhchn, ,X. XVUH. B11kCl'.C.'I'0llJcl't. H. Rccsc. 0. Nccly, I Smith. KOH' 3: CI. flllhlllilll, G. Cook, W. l'l'ilkC, 'lf I'c-usb, Hoymzm. R, XN'1'igI1l, F. Moller, Nldioy. li. I'il7c1', li. xVL'l'lll'Y ll Slnixcly, EI. 'l'inklm-paugh. 1 ---ROII' I: P, Tlmompson. D. Rhodes. H. Sassic, KI. Blklllll. J. Dove, S. xVHgg0IlCl', R, Vodcuiflmr, S. xyClf0l1g, I.. .Xllcmun NX Xhight. ROII' 2: l'12lil'lCf, B. Allmx, 'If Grimes. Q.. Rowe, B. linker, 131117, D. lliler. Ii. Baker. R. August, R. Good. ROII' 3 4 C1114-x'c1'o11l. NI. Pzlrks, Ci. Clxzlrlum, ul. Nic'lwlsm1, ll. Bogolcu. C. Bingham, j. Ward. A. Cizmi, 'lf Colo. AI. Bzlltulinc. T. Brown I Cmrnzns. 92 In-'Y' rv ,fs X X lxOl1' I: I5.Rl1ckc1'l, li. Phillips. B. l'illllll'l'. Nom. K.Rvm11luy, I.. Miller. Spade. M. McCoy, K. Momlcll, Il. Rviscr. KOH' ' R I2m'olIu:rs, 'l'. Hayes, Nlil1ulow,xl. CQzll1Q,R.-111111-s,kl. kunschmm, 17. Rapc, W. Kendall, C. l,C2ll1,Xv. Knox. ICOII' ?: K. Russml lCHJIlllg. Nlcngcl, S. Nlilvhcll. l'. Kimnzm. B. Nlzlgncss, IJ. N12ll'SlI2lll. l'. I.ul1gfcl1mv. XV. IWZIQIIPSS. IHIII' -I: R. Nczlly. KL. Im 93 az- Wa- -x 3 lg Q KOH' I: V. Reineley, K. Cable, NI. Sannclnick, ul. Clraliain, L. Hattinger, Y. Golletti, S. Hill, B. Morse, ll. Caputo. B. Fash. ROW 2: Nl. Pcnnvcook, I. Fash, I.. McKinnis, I.. Xskev. S. Fausti. Ii. Kaiser, N. WVahl, M. Bott, NI. Kaufman, I.. Dean, M. Robinson, N. Evens, N. Ivey, P. Cunningham. ROW 3: H. Ritchey K. Mondell. A. Phillips, J. Durr, R. Yeok, B. McColgin, N. Ruckert, NI. Shingler. B. Allen. Q I 40 KOH' 1: S. Stuart, I.. Kwasniewska. Spade, K. Strohach, R. Vodinecker, Klincsinith, D. Sharpless, L. Miller. I.. McCracken. HOU' 2: B. Reiser, KI. Noss, F. Phillips. H. Sassic, S. W'ilfong. K. Roineley, B. Edge, P. Camp, K. Barharini, A, .-Xngotti. B. Palmer, I.. Luce, S. XVaggoner, E. McGuire. ROII' 3: A. Wolf, C. Cervone, Yohe, L. Almond, Frazzini, L. Blank, Brant, P. Drummond, M, Billotto. M. Albert, K. Iferrand. Service, the main purpose ol the Tri-Hi-Y, was exeniplihed hy the varied activities of the junior high Tri-Hi-Y. Contributions were made to X'Vorld Service of the Y.N.C.A. and to the pro- jector fund of the school. A corridor picture was presented to the school hy this organization. llishon Hospital benefited by their gilts ol' toys for the nursery. The girls participated in the coni- inunity drives for Clancer and Heart Fund. They organized a chorus and entertained various Beaver County institutions. This was a very successful year under the guidance of Miss Marion Kaye. ' 714'- Q 2 ROW I: C. Meade, R. Brant, D. Rape, K. Evans, P. Barberini. R. Hannigan, Lavette, W. Reich. R. Ciani. ROW 2: R. Kronk M. Sassic, A. Dellominicus, XV. Ffllllllllfll, F. Salamone. D. Kelley, Clark, R. Carothers. lf. MrMcllan. ll. Cooper, C. Simmons R. Goehring. xl. Rader. RO W 3: P. Cole, J. I.aValle. R. Arthur. R. Golletti, J. Bashaar. D. Kelley, R. Golletti, IJ. Baker, 'l'. Tudor' l'. 'l'retaL'k, E. Foeliringer. Under the direction of Mr. Bezuk the thirty members of the junior Hi-Y engaged in many activities tl1is year. They sponsored a dance for the students of the junior High school which lur- nished an evening ol entertainment for all. The boys also participated in free gym nights, which taught them sportsmanship and teamwork. Helping to pay for the recorder for the Junior Hi was another project ol' this club. 95 O ROW I: P. Thompson, B, Magness, Yohe, V. Reinaley, Caputo, Shingler, M. Samchuck, R. Allen, K. Ferrand, L. Martin ROII' 2: Mr. Gross, R. Hannigan, J. Lavalle, M. Sassic, R. Bedio, D. Stang, K. Evans, D. Sciaretta, J. Allread, KI. Nicholson R. Carothers, D. Zeilger. The representative body of the junior high, the Student Council, has been very active this year. Mr. Ralph Gross, their sponsor, aided them with their annual dance, the UNICEF drive, a project ol helping to purchase a recorder for the Junior High, and the Christmas tree which bright- ened the halls of the junior High during the holiday season. A class on parliamentary procedure was conducted by the students of this organization. The ollicers are as follows: President .................. Robert Hannigan V ice-President . . . .... Joseph LaValle Secretary' ..... ..... V irginia Remaley Treasurer . . . . . . Mary Ann Samchuck 96 Mau, Ed! HOU' I: Ii. licluv. Y. Rmnznlvy. N. Ivvy. A. Ruhinoff, Brzmt. Spzxdv. RUN' 2: C. Lomhar, K. Burhvrini, M ' 1 PIJIFISUII. S. Mirthvll. I. Cunninghziin. D. Zuck. RON' ff: 'If Tudor, L. Tivo, A. Angotti, C, Grossinzm, YV. Rvivh . llrowc-. RUM' 4: W. Patterson. A. Wolfv. L. Hollinger. II. Ritchiv, AI. LzmVz1l1c-. N. Evans. The Lilac-rty B011 is that name of the junior' high school m-vvspapvr. The papm' is under the Capahlc sponsorship of Donald Brado. It is publishcd onus- cvvry six wi-vks. Thi- editors are Arthur Ruhinofi' of tht- ninth grade, and Naomi Ivey 1'Qprcsi-Iiting thc vighth grade-. Tha' othvr Illl'IIllJOI'S of the st11fl'arc students of thc scvvnth, eighth, and ninth grades. All tht' nm-ws concvrns junior high school activities. 97 I 1 lxlili' I: W. Km-lu-r. R. Yr-ck. CI. B2llllgilll'. R. Caxrothcrs. G. CZl1c-wont. Bogus. Il. Shurplvss. ROW 2: Miss Bard ' ' ' ' 'i C l Stump. 'lf lluvcs. XV. l'1'ic'c. Kuusr'lm1u1.L. Smith. K. BLll'lbI'lxlHl. B. Eclqv. A. Anqottl. .X, Wolfv. RON .2 I l l ole K Flvminq. lN1, P:-xlrmyvuok. Nl. Bott. RON' 4: H. Davis. luuous. LI. EYllC'I'lVl'i. fwlvnqvl. Cl. Cook. C '. . D wx. . l. s. ., A U pnnis. .. .' mu '. 1. Ll ' 2. ', .'Irol1:1f'l1. P. Clillll J. K. Coopvr. HOU' 6: P. Longfcll , 111. Russc-ll. R. Xfvmlvr. N. lvvy. Klinc-smith. S. llrrloq. lizxl-aw. G, Dir'tric'l1. RUN' 5: lf. Whrcl. B. llolsingcr I D1 J lull I NIR1 Q Sl ut l' lxflclllfi R S I I OWJ suzlr. D, Lirxlu. C, Cllurltcm. Y. lfr-xrzxnrl. T. Blank. M. .-Xllmvrls. 'lf Covllriuq. Frulzini. 'lllll'C2002,IkLllJllV-SCll'I1CK'fllllliNV1ISOI'g2lI1lZCQl to l'IlCOlll'Z1Q'C intcrm-st in ga-ograplmy and science. N11-111lJn-rsllip in this clul: is opvn Lo any sn-vvmlm or eighth grmlm-r. Ono of the money-making pro- yvcts this yvnr was sc-lling svvcls. l'1'0Cm-mls wvrl' usml lol' Ilvlcl trips and a visit to tl1C Scicnrc' Fair in l'ittslJu1'gl1. lfmlm' tllc SlJOI1SOI'SllllJ ol' xI2XI'gE1I'L'l lizuxl. llllx Gvogluplmy-Scicncic Club had 21 busy yvzu' xml ilu-ir plums lor tlw flllllfl' :uv in ilu' llllllilflg. 98 7454? RUN' I: Mr. Fisher. T. Brown. H. Reese, B. Baker. B. Meade. T. Shuttleworth. D. George. RUN' 2: R. August, R Carruthers, Droz. Mengel, Forrest, C. Lombar. ROW 3: B. Allen, G. Tolbert, Swartz, B. Embaugh, C Emeriek. D. W'ilfong. ROW 4: T. Ferrand, T. Grimes, D. Lima, P. Cole. R. Mezmer. G. Gibbs. ROW 5: P. Long- fellow, T. Polliard. The Hobby Club is divided into two sections: one for the seventh grade and one for the eighth grade. Any student in these grades who has a hobby is eligible for membership. During meetings the members work on their hobbies, some of which are: building model airplanes, Collecting Indian relics, and wood work projects. Boyd Fisher is the Capable sponsor of both divisions of this club. 99 Oni ps 'if '-s. if P- ..... . 5 1 7 ,..- . W'wmM,W-- ,V A . W Q , 'S If IZ! Q-In -gmr N.. 'QW -eww .val ROI1' 1: R. BUQOIQHI. R. Hannigan. P. Bzxrbffrini, R. Carothcrs. A, Drfan. RON' 2' T. Tudor. F. Whxrd. F. Lathvrow, T. Kirsop. R. Whitehouse. C, Morgan. ROW fi' VV. Kctter. D. Kclley. R. Holsingcr. R. VVcrnf'r. L. Roll, ROW 4: B. ...N Brt-mwr. -I. Clark. P. 'Iq1't'l2lK'k. H. Bigrigg. ROW 5: E. Majors, Morgan. R. W'indon, E. Fochringvr. D. Simmons. , X ' .sm I V . lhc Juntor C.onst-rvatton Lluh ts under . thc Ca mhlc s Jonsorshi J of ack Kmvi. - ' . Q' 1 1. f .H 1 I I - P. ::, M ' Although it is ont- of the slnnllvr organt- 3 ... .... .. K .M . U ji'fg?s- it 'Q ' xatlons, thc club has many hlq plans for S i .--.Q ki . , f V' I V . I. K m 2 Q to ' - F M ' the fl1lllI'f'. At thvlr Incvtxngs they show Z f ., R ' ft A movies or haw- speakers who discuss vari- ous phases of Cortstzlvation. ' A' ' 'Ui R ?R'R . . ' , ' - wi a Pre.virlerz!---Randolph Bogolezt. Vice-Prexirleni-W Robert Hannigan, Secretary-- Allen Dvan, Treasurer- -Robert Carothcrs, SRTQEIZIIf-Ill-Afllljfplllll Bar- bt-rini. 100 i E i if Q A 5 li .S man WW ROW I: K. Cablv, B, Fash, V. Rcmaley. ROW 2 B KIYSOP MlQUlgZ X Strlkrr Last ye-ai' thc- junior High chcvring section was had hx this squad oi hwh spultnd gals Cicdlt for 11-zidingg thc- vlicvririg' at 4-very game and zirmrigixilf amd C'OI'1Lil1CllIlfT tha JSSLIHIJIICS should C givin tn thi- girls and thvir sponsor Audrey Mani-rmo rlhcn wmk did much to lift u im momlci From thi- vlzmss of Si COI'lgI'Z1llliZlli0I1S on 21 fini' job .md hut wishes lol another sucussful inc IBUIJPY SULISOIT. if .810 ,:L Illl I ROWONE:1i.Wcrncr,N. Nlihulow. R.l1izmi. P. Ciollcrs, ll. Hightower, QI. Swz1rlL,j. llzlsaar. R011 TWO: P. Barbcrini, QI. Luvcllc, R. llcdio, B. Werner, M. Chambers, D. Rape, G. Bcdio, M. Snssic. ROW THRIi1'f.' R. Kronk, F. Lulhcru, lf. XN'z1rrl, D. Lima, XV. Fabanicth, A. Cunnings, LuV21llC, j.Gaus.ROl1 FOl'R: P. l.uugfcllow,CL.Gibbs.'l'.'I'11dor..X. Dcllominicus, R. Arthur, T. Pilllilllll, R. Brant. Coach: Paul Frye Asxistant Coarh: Robert Bczuk 102 N l P The junior high team, coached by Paul Frye and assisted by Robert Bezuk worked hard this year, but due to a lack of size were unable to come through with a win. They exhibited good school spirit and received valuable training for their high school careers. New Brighto Monaca 18 . Hopewell 28 Beaver 29 . . Midland I8 I1 Scores 31 ..... 103 Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom L-AB.. 'W' gd L ROW I: R. Gouhring, R. Carothcrs, R. Raines, J. Clark. W. Reifh. ROW 2: KI. Lllxvilllik -I. Bzxshzmr. R. Czxus. G Bedio. Laxvcttf-. D. James. ROW 3: ,MllIlllQ8T, C. Mvudu. R. XfVIlilI'hOllSl'I YV, Pnttf-rson. R. Bvdio, R, YN'inclon. R Hannigan. R. Kronk, R. Russell, Manager: R. DeLong. Our Junior High cagers under the tutorship of Mr. Harr compiled a very suc- cessful record. After a slow start in exhibitions they bounced back to be among the best in their section. After the first game of the second half, they had fought their way in a tie for First place. Besides their fine record, they also received excellent training and coaching which will help many of them greatly in the next three years. Exhibitions Harmony 30 Harmony 48 Sectional Games Freedom Freedom Conway 28 .................. Freedom Rochester 30 .............,.. Freedom Patterson 65 Freedom Beaver 29 ....... Freedom New Brighton 41 .. Freedom Conway 29 ..... Freedom Rochester 43 . . . .... Freedom 105 -s F l l l . v A ' N H l X? . x vp 'lf ll f l nf N L 5 l X l L bu XV X .I g .UI y . L V M' NJ X gi lil! 'lily Y l 4' 71 , 'hxlivt .fvljl X P G. Q it . . f L' ' Q X ' if 'Y tb . lr 1 Ml NM R X Ji r: is . 2 r rl f L P5 l' tl i X ,Q ill' X fl V g i K I Url N I . it fl . A i i M' 1' t-m e . . . ,. -fr-,LL -fgztw x 'in ., 'y '1 H xv!! R x ff' V - .Q 17- A small group of loyal, hard workers would 1 be a definition suited for our bus drivers. These men and women make sure all of the township students get to and from school safely. Whether rain or shine, these folks try to create, maintain, and extend a cheerful atmosphere to all of their passengers. It seems that this year they have been successful in maintaining friendly co-operation with their riders. ,iff jiri' ' E s v., I U its V I 1, ,2f'ig'3 i, . ' ,N Q M. . . A , WI' ff -ff 106 af ,qh , A A M q Y .u V ' W MMMWWWSEQ y wi M WWJMW W QW' Q'- N A 4, ,,0,7zAzW fgffi .4 A. my A ff Mfijyjffigffffj my WW? WZ? ff PWWW ff QKWM, WW 107 VALVOLINE OIL COMPANY fi 58 - sa 777o2'2fi Ei! L 1 CELEBRATEQE E E , , YEAR , VALVULIN E 1' I MOTOR OIL F d P 1 D fAh1 1101 dRH gc Compliments of TURK BROS. MUSIC CENTER County's Center for Records and Phonosv Northern Lights Shoppers City Conway, Pa. Union 9-9111 Authorized Westinghouse Laundromat Equipped Half-Hour Laundry Self-Service-Or We Do It NORTHERN LIGHTS LAUNDROMAT Northern Lights Shoppers City Baden, Pa. Union 9-2281 YOUTH SHOP Finest Young Fashions in Pennsylvania Northern Lights Shoppers City Conway, Pa. E. F. MENGEL 8. SONS GENERAL EXCAVATING Spruce 4--2379 1201 3rd Avenue Freedom, Pa. MERRELLI'S MARKET MORRIS RUBINCFF Manas and Boys, Wear I v ' ' 0v'v'.',-, ffbtcsz'-g, f,?32222gEgE3t I I 'f'5: . . ,flufffl Vlf - 20 Years of Falthful SCFVICC We Give and Redeem SSIH Green Stamps Meats, Vegetables, and GTOCCTICS Freedom, Pa. 600 Third Avenue Spruce 4--8114 JIFFY STEAK CO. SILVER LINING INN 1497 3rd Avenue Wh Sweet Freedom Freedom Phone Spruce 5-3330 Phone Spruce 49723 HARTZELIS FURNITURE CO. HARTZ1-:L's H71 Years of Service to This cororrroorry' Freedom ood Rooheerer, Po. EDDIE AND CHUCK SABOLlC'S CAFE Fish-oysters-hot sausage, and pizza our specialty Union 9-2127 2nd Avenue Conway, Pa. A pleasure to treat . . . a treat to pleasure. DiSANZO'S MARKET ' For fresh fruits, .Ill vegetables, and meats - 5th Avenue 17th St. 7 I K Freedom, Pa. LEE B. CAIN Freedom, Pa. COMMERCIAL SUPPLY CO. Maint enenee Supplies Spruce 4.-6470 Freedorrr, Po. Greetings from PETE'S GRILL DePAOLIS CLOVER FARM STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone Spruce 5-1165 355 Tenth Street Freedom, Pa. C. SCHLEITER'S SONS CEMETERY MONUMENTS Freedom, Penna. F. 0. SCHLEITER, Owner Phone Spruce 4-2299 Compliments of AL NEWELL LUDOVICI'S TEXACO SERVICE Auto Repairs Road Service Expert Lubrication rs 1' 1 I f Spruce 4--224-0 1301 3rd Ave. Freedom, Pa. FREEDOM HOTEL fCompletely Remodeledl Full Size Bath and Shower in Every Room Rooms by Day, Week or Month Bar and Restaurant Facilities Modern Dining and Banquet Room Available for Parties Weddings, Banquets, etc. Call Spruce 4'-800 841 Third Avenue Freedom, Pa. PRESTO PRINTING ANDY GRINALDI, Uwner Spruce 5-2928 354 9th Street Freedom, Pa. , Compliments of ORIENTAL AND FAMILY THEATRES CHERYL'S MEMORY SHOP Hallmark Cards Gifts, Hobbies Northern Lights Shoppers City, Conway, Pa. STANDARD SPORTSWEAR SHOP Northern Lights Shoppers City, Conway, Pa. Styled Apparel Popularly Priced THE LIGHTS BEAUTY SALON Northern Lights Shoppers City, Conway, Pa Five Competent Operators Union 9-1861 For the Finest Diamonds ALLAN .IEWELERS Rochester and Beaver Falls, Pa. THE GRAULE STUDIO Hinds Street Rochester, Pa. Phone Spruce 5-2176 Systematic Saving Spells Success current dividend 3'Za FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Spruce 4-0377 Freedom. Pa Your News Center Compliments of FREEDOM NEWS C. T. CARVER In Business to Serve Youi' JURICH ELECTRIC CO. F. FARMER, BARBER SHOP 'Furniture 'Appliances 'Televisions COURTEOUS SERVICE We can furnish your home completelv Call for an appointment Give us a try before you buyn S 5-2 98 Spruce 5-3170 pruce 3 598 Third Avenue Freedom, Pa. Third Avenue Freedom' Pa W A fjfwmvlwfotgwvl V5 f i ' CARDY JEwELER,S EDWARD'S PHARMACY Spruce 4-3264 ln Business for Your Healthi' Third. Avenue Freedom, Pa. Phone Spruce 4-2336 'elf You Don't Know Diamonds Know Your ,lewelern Third Avenue Freedom- Pa' C l' f PowEu.'s HARDWARE mp 'mem 0 Freedom, Pa. A Spruce 4-1829 FREEDOM BEER DIST. CO. Third Avenue Freedom, Pa. Dist. of beer and soft drinks Phone Spruce 4-4-370 C. C. CRISPENO We Grease to Pleasew Freedom, Pa. lSALY'S Phone Spruce 4-9911-5 Third Avenue Freedom, Pa. Friendly Servim e RECHT'S MARKET Phone Soruee 4-2508 For Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, and Groceries Quality Foods Third Avenue Freedom, Pa. Convenient Location FREEDOM GRILL 1205 Third Avenue Pi1'l'i1u S. -uvn Viom BAR'rol.ox'ic:, Owners QUE? MoRELL's Your Friendlv Gulf Dealer Third Avenue Freedom, Pa Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. Rochester, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Compliments of the FLASH CLEANERS officers and members of Northern Lights Shoppers City, Conway, Pa L BRACA JUGOVICI W. F. 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