Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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This, a pivotal year in a time of crisis, Ends another class leaving the safe and happy confines of Grove City High Schools and entering a troubled and uncertain world. This book, our Pine Knot, must then be our last glimpse into the carefree days of our youth. It is a svmbol of accomplishments and regrets, it is a symbol of laughter and tears, and it is a symbol of the hopes and dreams of our teens. Therefore, this book has been aimed at you and your interests. The theme is YOU. In the background you will notice the traditional pine wood, long rep- resentative of the title of Grove City High School yearbooks. We, the Pine Knot Staff of 1951, hope our year-long effort meets your ap- proval. We hope that it will long remain an irreplaceable memento that will light up the cheerful halls of your treasured memories in what We hope will be a happy and successful future. 4 0 . This book is for Miss Martha ,N Hosack, a teacher and a friend if of youth. Miss Martha Hosack has long been a familiar figure in the halls of Grove City High School. We, the class of 1951, had to give no second thought in our choice for the Dedication section of this yearbook. We shall always remember Miss Hosack. We shall remember her as a teacher, as an advisor, as a counselor, and as a friend. We shall always envy this fine teacher, for we know that as long as there are students in her classes, she will remain vitally young and forward looking. We envy her life and her achievement. We, therefore, take great pride in dedicating this book to Miss Martha Hosack, a teacher and a friend of youth. 5 fn Administration ,.,,.,.. ..A,.. 7 -14 Classes ,. , ,. Seniors .,..,. . Features ...A , Underclassmen Pine Knot Staff . . . Clubs . . A Sports ......., Features ...,.,, 15 16-28 29-35 36-47 48-49 51-64 65-75 76-80 6 Vjla2'51h'- 'W , .,,,,,x-.NMX M- . , X .T'ik,E If xxx xxxx X V JW' 0 'I 7 X M 'X-'Xa-,ll K 0 mV MX W X' 'J ' W a 5 IWW kk' X gi .m, 4.951 kt MQ Llxxx 14, kk 'M x K Kai. Hhbn' jim 5110.02 jclwnl, Bound, Standing fleft to rightjz Dr. J. Nelson Mowls, Superintendentg Michael Johnson, Louis Kichler, Mrs. Nellie McKee, Mrs. Ruth Moon, Mrs. J. E. Nordstrom, Mrs. Mar- garet Dunkcrlv, E. S. Ilassler, Earl Nutt, Lee S. Johnson. Seated: Wm. J. Hazlctt, Oscar A. Cooper, Wm. S. McKay, N. S. Crill, F. H. Elliott, NV. G. Montgomery, V. H. Fleck, Secretary, P. N. Carpenter, Presid-entg Dr. NV. F. Ross- man, Vice President, Leroy Campbell, Dewayne Coutlcr, A. K. Sopher, Arthur bl. Os- borne, Glenn Wimer, Evert Swarts. Pictured above are the members of thc joint School Board for Grove City joint Consolidated Schools. Their monthly meetings decide many ot the problems met in administering a large school svstem such as ours. Uwe Umm 'Coing to the ofiicev has many unhappy connotations, but MRS. BETTY IIUMMEL this isnit always true. We have two pleasant personalities, in Mrs. Swrilgzfylffiflwl,?l1fisK:if:iil'l t Caldwell and Mrs. Wellington, to greet us as we enter. In the MRS. RUTH YVELLINCTON Superintendent,s otlice, Mrs. Wellington has ably replaced Mrs. l,r6Wlt Svcrcturv Hummel, who has obtained a leave of absence so that she may be to the 5111PCfiHU'11df'I1t with her husband at Camp Atterbury. Meanwhile Mrs. Caldwell mm Picfufedl holds forth in Mr. Surrena,s office. f Without these people our school would not have the vast supply of records that help us after graduation. Their work, too, aids in the eflicient operation of our school. 8 MRS. MABEL CALDNVELL Secretary to the Principal Our cheerful superintendent, Dr. Nelson Mowls, is a very busy man whom We have all found to be willing to help in any wav that he can. His guid- ance will long be remembered by all those who have attended our high school. Our superintendent, also ath- letically and sociallv-minded. tries to attend all the functions of the school in spite of his busy schedule. Dr. Mowls is inter- ested in the betterment of our school as well as the advance- ment of the individual student. Ilis tireless energy and encour- agement to the student body are deeplv appreciated. ..! Une of the busiest men in our school is our principal, Mr. H. J. Surrena. Striving through the many hours in the day and even starting before school begins in the fall, Mr. Surrena industrious- ly guides and directs the func- tions of our school. He is very much interested in the athletic program of our school. He is an eager sponsor of our social functions. Mr. Surrena's inter- est, helpfulness, and his unceas- ing aid in our progress is deeply appreciated by all the students of Grove City High School. DR. I. NELSON MOWLS u. J. sU11R15NA Albin, Sarah Latin, English B. A. Crovc City College M. A. University of Michigan William and Mary College Barnes, Eleanor History Litt. B. Grove City College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Burgess, Mary Selkirk Head of Music Department L.T.C.L. London, England B.Mus. Grove City College A.M. Grove City College M.Sc. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania Christie, Homer General Science, Mathe- matics B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Coyer, Alice Stenography, Office Pract- ice, Typing B.S. in C. Grove City Col- lege JH-Clllfllf Barber, Mary Social Studies Litt B Grove Cit Colle e . . y g A.M. Grove City College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Bowers, Samuel A. Chemistry, Biology B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Campbell, Mary Stenography, Economics Geo- graphy, General Business, Typing II B.S. in C. Grove City College l Coleman, William English, Journalism, School Publications B.S. in Ed. Slippery Rock State Teachers College N. Y. U. Penn State Jawlfw F orker, Eugene Head Coach of Football, Track, and Wrestling B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College North Carolina University Gilmore, Isabel English, Latin A.B. Grove City College Hoffman, Myers 1. Business Arithmetic, Sales, Law, junior Business Train- ing B.S, in C. Grove City College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Houston, Margaret History, Civics Ph.B. Grove City College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh University of Oregon Drake, Carolyn Physical Education Crade and High School B.S. Pennsylvania State College Gibson, Clara Louise Sewing B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Hamilton, Anna Belle Librarian A.B. Grove City College B.S. in L.S. Western Reserve University Equivalent Master's Degree Hosack, Martha Mathematics Litt. B. Grove City College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Lewis, Eleanor Household Arts, Home- making B.S. Indiana State Teachers College M.S. Western Reserve Uni- versity Ames Iowa State College Knaze, Mary Catherine Dental Hygiene VV est Liberty State Teachers College McClelland, David Denioeracv A. B. Grove City College Penn State College Miller, Glenn A. Industrial Arts, Grade and High School B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College Equivalent Masteris Degree Niece, Mrs. Eleanor Typing B. S. in C. Grove City College ,ar Peresenyi Mrs. Jean Enghsh A. B. Crove City College M. A. In French Pennsvlvania State College Marshall, B. F. Music B. S. Indiana State Teachers College A. M. Columbia University ,Inlliarcl School of Music McCoy jean English, Public Speaking A. B. Grove City College Nl. A. University of Michigan Montgomery, Elizabeth Biology, General Science B. S. Grove City College M. A. University of Michigan University of Pittslnirgli O'Neil, Mrs. Anne School Nurse Le WM 'DW' rl' Perrinc, Mrs. Ethel Remley, Dun Scowden, Harriet Skelton, Wade C. B licl. lluquesne University Mutlu-rnnties Bookkeeping, B u s i n e s s Gemnetrv, Algebra. Trig- B.S, in Ed. Inclianm State English, Typing miumetry.AssistalntCuz1cli of ,l'C'ilL'llL'I'S College B.S. in C. Grove City Col- Bgigketbllll and Ifrmflmll Nl.Ecl. XV:-stminstc-r College lege B.S. Eclinlwro State Teuch- ers College Xl.Ecl. Pennsylxunigi State College Soppitt. Sally Tuggilft- Lvvml linglisln IHSUWY ll A, fgmyq- City Cjull.-my l.itt.l3. Crm e Cilv College I NI.Ecl. University of Pitts- lwurqli Uber, Seieuee Algebra Nlutlie- College matics of Pitts- College 3 A76 Urcy, Esther Westlake. Kenneth Risheberger, Betty Lou Yoder,Paul Spanish, linglisli 1:0214-'ll Of B1lSlil'tl71lll, Plly- Art Tl'2lClH'l'. Crllllv 11ml Meelmnieul Drawing, Cen- A B. Crow Citv College sit-nl liclueution lligli Seliool eral Slum l3.S. Slipperx' lloek State 13.5. Imliauiai State Tl'ilL'll4'I'S 13.8. Inclialnu State Teuellers Teneliers College College College Gfildlllltl' WV0l'li N- Y- U. Muster of lllClllSll'lAll Arts Universitv of Pittslmrgli 'ersitv of litts- NOT PICTURED: Hummel, Richard Levy, Adelaide B.A. Grove City College Music In tlie Service. B.M. Grove City College M.Ed. Universitv of Pitts- burgh 13 +1 mm S . 'hi Nw 'fe qi? L S 5, .W ' Q x 335 N X fi 1 ,xv 5 I x .:.: wwg '1- 3332 ,QEQA if Q N. YB A2 , N Q Q .viizim 451351 ' g 15. ., A K ff m K KW1 , Ng f' m'i'Q:3'. N Q ,Q Y Q, ts 1 if I Qu wi N33-411-If f -ff I '9 V ,. U r S' vi 1,21 ff' Y. A u f' ' ,WAI w A .as ' -Q, FA - . V L ,- 'P1' f ff' Z '55 240 3 X I X , 1 Lf, 4 1+ v P W'- ',,.'. X o MN V'f?m'.f,l fy -'i U1 iflaff - x 'wr A' ' . Ayn. 'Q F .5 ff 4 , Hamm, flau, Senior Class Officers her, Vice President Frank Elder, President. Treasurer. XVe, the seniors, looking back, remember four years of hard studying, classes. clubs, fun, friendships, and most of all, school spirit. Our minds conjure again the exciting times we had at the carnivals. dances, basketball and football games, and the Wrestling matches. Many of us also remember the days we loafed in classes or study halls, carried on in classes, or even skipped our hardest class, that We later realized We needed most. But We also have tried to contribute our efforts in making our school a better one. Now our thoughts are toward our future lives. Through- out our future. We will remember most those four years in Grove City High School that gave us the most wonderful and happy days of our lives, To the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors we now leave the precious responsibility of carrying on the high standards of our school. They have already shown school spirit, enthusiasm, and industry which are vitally important in making our school one filled with friendship and unity. 16 Standing-Richard Sop- Seated-Olga Pagni, Sec- retary, Ruth Benshoff, ,SuubM,... ADAMS, BURTON CAMPBELL Bud Academic junior Hi-Y 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Street Guard 2, 3, 4, Star stuff 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, 4 CSec,y.D, Key Club 2, 3, 4 ALESSIO, M ARY Business junior Tri-lli-Y 2, Senior Tri-lli-Y 3, 4 ALTER, DOROTHY ANN D. A. Business Favorite Saying-You're all right, kid, lock me upl junior Science Club 1, Office Prac. 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls Chor. 1, Basketball 1. 2 Adams Alessio Alter ANDERSON, PHYLLIS LEE Bunny', Business Favorite Saying-Not too bright, are you? junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, junior Science Club 2, Office Prac. 4, Star Staff 3, 4, Athletic Council 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3 fCapt.J, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 ARROW, PATRICIA ANN 1'at'i Business Favorite Saying-Do you know what that Dick Paxton Said? Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, junior Science Club 1, 2, Clerical Prac. 4, Star Staff 2, 3, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Ring Committee 3 ATWELL, RICHARD LAVELLE D'ick', General Favorite Saying-No kidding! Stage Crew 3, Band 3, Boys Chor. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Anderson Arrow Atwell Ballantine Benshoff Berry BALLA NTI NE, MARGARET LOU Peggy Academic Honor Society 4, Literary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CPres.D, Athletic Council 4, Girls Chor. 1, 2, 3, fTreas.j 4 fPres.l, Ensemble 2, 3, 4 ll'roetor2 BENSHOFF, RUTH ELAINE Benny Academic Favorite Saying-Oh, Pete! llonor Society 3, 4, Lit Club 3, 4, Athletic Council 1, 2, 4, Debate 4, Girls Chor. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch 1, 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Ensemble 4 fProctorl, Basketball 1, 2, 3 fCapt.l, 4, All Star 2, 3, 4, Midwest Orch. 2, 3, 4, Hall Dntv 4, Class Treas. 4, Forensic Chor. 1, String Quar- tet 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 BERRY, ROBERT HENRY I lei ity Academic Favorite Saying-Hi, Floyd! junior Scienw Club 1, 2, Senior Science Club 3 QV. Pres.D Brown Bruce Brumbaugh BROWN, ROBERT LOUIS 'iBobi' General Fa-vorite Saying-Makes no difference. Junior Hi-Y 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 4, Golf 3, 4, Orch. 1, 2, 3 BRUCE, CHAUNCEY OTIS, JR. Bruee,' General Favorite Saying-One way or another! Senior Hi-Y 4, Key Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, VVrestling Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 BRUMBAUGH, DAUCHN LAlNlONT Kirk,' General Favorite Saying-What's wrong with the car now, Harssa? junior Hi-Y 2, Student Council 3, 4 QV. Pres.j, Band 2, 3, Color Guard, Basketball 1, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh. Class Treas. jmubu... Buxton Carlantonio Carpenter Coryea Covert DeFrancisis BUXTON, EDWARD L. ..Ed,, Favorite Saying-And whose little girl are you? Star Staff 3, 4, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CARLANTONIO, MARY FRANCES Toots General Favorite Saying-Don't you like it? CARPENTER, SHIRLEY ELVA Shirkey Academic Favorite Saying-It's very complicated. Art Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Debate 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 CSec'v.D, Band 4, Girls Trio 1, Ensemble 8, 4, Dist. Br State P.F.M.L. Girls Trio 1: State P.F.M.L. Chorus 1, Hall Duty 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 CLibrarianJ, 4 fConcert Mistressl, Midwest Orch. 3, 4, Midwest Chor. 3, 4 CHRISTY, GALE EUGENE Long1ife Favorite Saying- Holy Gown. Junior Hi-Y 1, Art Club 1, Star Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 8 General CLOUGH, AGNES LOUISE George', Business Favorite Saying-- Holy Cow . Clerical Prac. 4, Art Club 1, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3 COOKSON, STELLA C00kiel' General Favorite Saying-Turn Greenl junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, junior Science 1, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Christy Clough Cookson DeMarsh Deniker Detisch CORYEA, SHIRLEY JEAN Chick Business Favorite Saying-How Cute! junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Clerical Prac. 4 COVERT, ORRIN ROSS Orrin', General Favorite Saying-You d0I1,t sayl DCFRANCISIS, ANGELO ALBERT Business DeMARSH, DONNA Donn General Favorite Saying-I may look stupid, but nobody could be THAT stupid! Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Clerical Prac. 4, Art Club 3, Bas- ketball 1, 3, Softball 3, 4 DENIKER, MARJORIE ADA Marge, Business Favorite Saying-Gollyl Office Prac. 4, Art Club 1, 2 DETISCH, VIOLET MARIE '6DetiSCl1', General Favorite Saying- Honest to Pete Wesley 1, 2, 3, Band CWesleyJ 1, 2, 8, Basketball fWesleyJ 1, 2, 3 ...797 DICE, IAM ES ROBERT General Favorite Saying-lloly Crow! DRENNEN, ALLEN MATHIESON Al Academic Favorite Saving-Ya doin' any gigood, Fred? junior lli-Y I, 2 C'l'reas.J,Art Cub I fTreas.l 2, 3, Liter- ary Cluh l, 2, 3, 4, Bancl I, 2 EAKIN, EDNA MAE Gert General Favorite Saying-Goocl Gravy. Wesley 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, Basketball I, 2, 3 ELDER, TIIEODORE JOHN Ted Academic Favorite Saying-lleck with it! junior lli-Y l, 2, Stuclcnt Council 3. 4 tPresl, Pine Knot 3, 4 Cliclitorl, llonor Society 3, 4 fPres.l, Lit. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bancl l, 2 fAsst. Libj, 3 CLib.l,4 fLib.l, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-capt.l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh. Class Pres., Soph. ll. R. V. Pres., Banquet FERRY ,RICIIARD DUANE Dick General Favorite Saying-NVhat :un I supposed to clo, ery? FORSYTIIE, ROBERTA JEAN Bobbie Business Favorite Saving--NVhat's your rush? Ollice l'rac. -lg Atli. Council 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, All- Star BB 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4 Dice Dickson Drennen DICKSON, NANCY LEE Pepper Business Favorite Saying-Don't you like me? junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, Office Prae. 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3 DYER, JOHN MOSSIE General Favorite Saying-Aw, heck with itl ELDER, FRANKLIN SILAS Flash' Academic Favorite Saying-Paxton, I clon't know what I'Cl do With- out vou, but I'd rather. junior 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Star Staff 3, 4 fPhotol, Pine Knot 3, 4 fPhotol, Honor Society 3, 4 fTreas.l, Lit- erary Cluh 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tMgr.D, VVrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Pres., Junior Class Play, Sr. Class Pres. FEHRS, RICHARD FRANCIS Dick Academic junior Ili-Y I, 2 CV. Pres.l, Dramatic Club 1, 2 CPres.l, Star Staff 4, Pine Knot 3, 4 tSports Editorl, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tCo-capt.l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 FILER, GLENN EUGENE Gene General Favorite Saying-I'm a no gonna say. Basketball 4, Hall Duty 4 FOUST, WENDELL RAY Rav General Favorite Saying-No relation of mine! Dyer Eakin Elder, F. Elder, T. Fehrs Ferry x esta is Filer Forsythe Foust FRYMAN, LIDA JOANNE Jo Business Favorite Saying-For heaven's sake! Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Office Prac. 45 Art Club 3, 45 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Hall Duty 3, 4 GETZ, CLYDE FLORENZ General Favorite Saying-Two laps and on-in. Star Staff 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 GILL, ARTHUR TERENCE Terry Academic Favorite Saying- It makes no difference. Junior Hi-Y 15 Stage Crew 1, 2, 85 Star Stall 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 CMgr.J5 Basketball 1, 2, CJ.V.D GILL, MARY ALICE Mary,, . Business Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Junior Science 1, 25 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3 GLESSNER, AUDREY JANE Janie Business Favorite Saying-Thats real ncageyf, Junior Tri-Hi-Y 15 Office Prac. 45 Literary Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Council 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 45 Volleyball 45 Soccer 15 Junior Play 3 GOTTLIEB, NANCY LOU Nanc,' Business Junior Tri-Hi-Y 15 Oflice Prac. 45 Cheerleader 8, 45 Ath- letic Council 45 Homecoming Aide 45 Softball 3, 45 Vol- le ball 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4 Fryman Getz Gill, A. K 'll, M. Glessner Gottlieb u Gregory Curley Haggerty GREGORY, EUGENE FRANCIS Gene Academic Favorite Saying- Throw a halff' Literary Club 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4 GURLEY, RALPH RANDOLPH Ronnie Academic Favorite Saying- Wish I knewf' Junior Hi-Y 1, 25 Junior Science 1, 25 Street Guard 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4 fPres.J5 Honor Society 3, 4 KV. Pres.J5 Key Club 2, 3, 4 fSec'yJ5 Debate 2, 3, fTreas.D 4 KV. Pres.l5 Junior Play 35 Prom Com. 3 HAGGERTY, PEARL ESTELLA Business Favorite Saying--Hey, Marlene! Junior Tri-Hi-Y 25 Office Prac. 4 Hale Hancox Hines HALE, JANET MARLENE Business Favorite Saying- Holy Catsf' HANCOX, DEAN QUINTON Mert' Business HINES, MARILYNN MAE RuSty,' Academic Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Prom Com. 35 Junior Play 35 Hall Duty 3, 45 Art Club 15 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Debate 45 Girls Chorus 1, 2 HIWILLER, HAROLD WESLEY Jake , General Favorite Saying-Let's skip Geometry Class. HOFFMAN, JACK HOMER jocko General Favorite Saying-Not knowing, I hesitate to say. HOFFMAN, NORMAN KENNETH Red Academic Favorite Saving-lluh? jr. Ili-Y 1, 2 CPres.J, jr. Science QV. Presb, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Star Staff 3 4' 2, 3, 4 Cvarsityl, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hiwiller Hoffman, N. ...797 HUGHES, K. RUSSELL RUSS Academic Favorite Saying-You cowboy, you. Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, jr. Sci-ence Club 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2 Ccaptj 3, Street Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccapt.J, Key Club 2, 3, 4 CTreas.J, Basketball 1, fmanagerl 3, 4 ISACCO, ANNA BELLE Ann Business Favorite Saying-Oh, no. JACOBS, MERLE LAVERE Jake Wesley High School 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Boy's Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3 General Hughes Isacco Jacobs Kelly, D. Kelly, P. Kerr KELLY, DIANE LOUISE Din Business Favorite Saying-Am I late again? jr. Tri-lli-Y 2, 3, Star Staff 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Tri-Ili-Y 4 CV. Pres.J, Volleyball 2, 3,'4, Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Clerical Practice 4 KELLY, PAULINE Polly Business Favorite Saying-Peachy Clerical Practice 4 KERR, BEVERLY IEAN Bcv General Favorite Saying-For Catls Sakes Wesely High School 1, 2, 3 Kiebler King Kohlmeyer KIEBLER, GVVENDOLYN IEANNE Gwen,' Business Favorite Saying-VVhat did you say? jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, OHice Practice 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 fpresjg Class Treas. 2, Ir. Aid to Homecoming Queen 3, Hall Duty 4 KING, MARY ANNE Queen Business Favorite Saying-Are you still my guy? Ir. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Oflice Practice 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4 fhead majorettelg Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Baketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccapt.l, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 4 KOHLMEYER, ESTHER LEE Business Favorite Saying-Boing. Ir. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Ir. Science Club 1, 2, OH:ice Practice 4, Sr. Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Debate 3 Law Lewis Lucco Mariacher Martin Mathieson LAW, GEORGE CLAY Academic Dramatic Club 4, Senior Science 3, Debate 2, 3, 4 CPres.Jg Boys Chorus 45 Hall Duty 3, 4 LEWIS, PATRICIA ANN Pat General Favorite Saying-Lcts go to New Orleans! Benton, Ky. 1, 2, Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2, Star Staff 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4 LUCCO, RICHARD EUGENE Dick General Favorite Saying-How about a date, cutie? LYNCH, DAVID GEORGE Finch General Favorite Saying-Hey! What's our English assignment? MADDALENA, DOLORES JOA NNE Dolo Business Office Practice 4, Dramatic Club 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Hall Duty 4 MAGEE, GEORGE EDWARD Edu General Favorite Saying-Makes no difference if, A-'iff ff ' . , A 1 . Lynch Maddalena Magee Mayes McBride, D. McBride, M. MARIACHER, MARY ELLEN Muggs General Favorite Saying-Hey, Joann! Are you going Saturday night? MARTIN, WALTER DESMOND Skip', Academic Favorite Saying-Oh, yeah! Junior Hi-Y 1, Junior Science 1, 25 Dramatic Club 4, Honor Society 45 Debate 4, Prom Com. 3, Junior Class Play 3, Hall Duty 4 NIATHIESON, FANNIE BIARIE Fanv Business Favorite Saying- Oh, Wonderfulf, Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Clerical Prac. 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, Softball 3 IVAYES, HELEN DeETTA Mazie,' Business Favorite Saying- Shucks!', Office Prac. 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus 34 Basket- ball 1 MCBRIDE, DERALD VICTOR Derry', General Favorite Saying-Do you have your Physics done? BICBRIDE, MOLLY JANE i'Mickey Business Favorite Saying-Well, Bully for you! Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, Office Prac. 4, Majorettes 4 fflag twirlerlg Literary Club 45 Athletic Council 2, 3, 4 fSec'y.J, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Vol- leyball 3 CCapt.D, 4 CCapt.J, All Star Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 3, 4 MCCANDLESS, IOAN ' Business Favorite Saying--Ili, there! ML-CANDLESS, RICHARD NELSON Dick Academic Favorite Saving-A lap and on in junior Ili-Y lg Literarv Club l, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3 McCLURE, BEVERLY IOAN Bt-v General Favorite Saving-Fear not! McFADDEN, ARNOLD NEIL Neil Business MCFARLAND, RICHARD LAVERNE Dick Business Favorite Saying-Throw a half junior Science 25 Student Council 3, 4 CTreas.J, Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 MCKENZIE, PAUL MURRAY Mack Academic junior Science 1, 2, Stage Crew 3, 4, Senior Science 3, 4 McCandless. I. McCandless, R. McClure ...797 MCMURDY, MARTIN EUGENE Martincy General Greenville 1, 2, Wesley, Iamestown 3, Junior Hi-Y 2, Senior lli-Y 3, Wrestling MEYERS, DELIA ANN Dee Dee Business Favorite Saying-I don't know ,lunior Science 2, Office Prac. 4g Dramatic Club 4, Ath- letic Council 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 lNIIDEY, NICHOLAS Nick Academic Favorite Saying--Throw a half Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 BIILES, SARA LEE Sally ' Business Favorite Saving-Oh, Crumb! junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Office Prac. 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Girls Chor. 1, 2, 3 MILLSOP, DAVID LEE Tuffyv General Favorite Saving-Hi, there. Honey Lou! junior Hi-Y 1, 2, junior Science 1, 25 Band 3, 4, Boys Chor, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2g Decoration Com. Prom 3 MONTELEONE, CARMELO ANTHONY Mutt General Favorite Saying-A Lap and on in junior Science 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4 McFadden McFarland McKenzie McMurdy Meyers Midey Miles Millsop Monteleone MONTGOMERY, VIRGINIA LOIS uGiIlf1Yn General Favorite Saying-Oh,dear! Wesley High School 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 MONTGOMERY, WALTER LEROY Wad , Academic Favorite Saying-If you don't like it, you know what you can do. Junior Hi-Y 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Wrest- ling 3, 4 MOORE, NANCY ANN UNHHCYU Academic Art Club 1, 2, Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Honor Society 4, Literary Club 4, Athletic Council 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3' Debate 3, 4 CSec.J, Hall Duty 8, 4, Library Aide 4, Soft: ball 2, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4 Montgomery, V. Montgomery, W. Moore MORELAND, JOAN N Hjandyt' Academic Favorite Saying-Anybody got any gum? Columbiana, Ohio High School 1, Athletic Council 3, 4 fPres.J, Debate 8, Band 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hall Duty 8, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4 MURPHY, GLORIA ANN Murph Business Oflice Practice 4, P.K. Staff 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, 3 CSec.J, 4, Soph. Class Sec., Basket- ball 2, 8, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 2, 8, 4, Prom Banquet Committee 8, All Star Basketball 2, 8, 4 ORMOND SARA Sadie Academic Favorite Saying-Oh, for Peteis sakes Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Choms 1, 2, 3 CSec.J, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Hall Duty 4, District Contest 1, Mid Western Chorus 1 Moreland Murphy Ormond Pagni Parrish Paxton PAGNI, OLGA JEAN Ducky,' Academic Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, Pine Knot 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4 fSec.J, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 CLib.J, Midwestern Chorus 4, Junior Play Lib. Aide 3, 4, Sec. of Jr. and Sr. Class Prom Committee 3, Hall Duty 4, Girls Trio 2, 3, District and State Contest 2 PARRISH, PATSY LOU Docks , Home Econ. Favorite Saying-Cripes! Pleasureville Ky. High School 1, 2, Art Club 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3 PAXTON, RICHARD PAUL Dick Academic Favorite Saying-Where the -1- is the copy? Junior Hi-Y 1, 2, Junior Science 1, 2, Stage Crew 2, Star Staff 3, 4 CEditorJ, Senior Science 3, Key Club 3, 4 Peresenyi Perrine Perry PERESENYI, SYLVIA JEAN S lippyn Academic ' Orlando High School 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Honor Society 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Basketball 4 PERRINE, Lois Dutch', Business Favorite Saying- Oh, Donna, that is all so very CLEVER.D Clerical Practice 4, Basketball 1, Softball 3, 4 PERRY, ROBERT ANTHONY Bob Academic Favorite Saying-Trow a half. Junior Science 1, 2, Star Staff 3, 4, Senior Science 3, VVrestling 1, 2, 3 CCaptJ, 4 PRIESTER, DARL DELANE jim General Favorite Saying-lima no-gonna say! PUNTURERI, BETTY ANN Betsy Home Economics Favorite Saying-You stoogcl Let me do the talking. REEVES, IOANNE jo Academic Cheerleader 3, 4 tCapt.Jg Literary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QV. Pres.Jg Athletic Council 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g All Star Basketball 1, 2, 8g Volleyball 1, 4 iCapt.Jg Soccer 1, 2, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Priester Puntureri Reeves ...l97 REYNOLDS, RALPH D. Ralph', General Favorite Saying-Hoop te doo! RICE, RALPH EDWIN Pretty boyv Academic-General Favorite Saying-Want smacked behind the ear? junior Hi-Y 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARDSON, WALTER MUNSON Toots General Favorite Saying-Holy cowl Reynolds Rice Richardson Ringler Ritscher Robh RINGLER, WILLIAM CHARLES Bill Academic Hamlpton High, Hampton, Va., Millard Prep. School, Was lington, D. C., Basketball 4 RITSCHER, RONALD Ron General Concord Twp. High, Peabody High, Pgh. Charleroi High. ROBB, MARCIA LEE Marcy Academic Favorite Saying-Iccpcrs Creepers. junior Tri-Hi-Y 2 Robson Rudolph Rust HOBSON, ESTHER MARIE Essie', Academic Favorite Saying-Now hear this! junior Tri-Hi-Y I QV. Pres.J, 2 fSec.lg Cheerleader 3, 4, Art Club lg Pine Knot 8, 4 RUDOLPH, DALE LEROY Rednose,' Business Favorite Saying-Well, I'll be darned. Junior Hi-Y I, 2, Art Club Ig Key Club 1, 2, 3 RUST, LUCILLE IEANETTE Academic Junior Tri-Hi-Y Ig Dramatic Club 4g Honor Society 3, 45 Debate 2, 3 CSec.l, 4 fTreas.lg Iunior Class Play, Hall Duty 3, 45 Library Aide 2, 3, 4 CV. Presjg Chairman Prom Ban- quet Committee Savolskis Schlicht Schuler Sewall Shatter, J. Shaffer, S. Shaffer, W. Shaw Shesman SAVOLSKIS, RONALD PAUL f4R0n,, Academic Favorite Saying-Throw a half. Butler l, Senior Science 3, 4 fTreas.J, Band l, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4 SCHULER, ARTHUR IRVING Ike Academic Junior Hi-Y 1 SHAFFER, JOE HOPKINS Pepe General Favorite Saying-A lap and on in Junior Science 2, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4 SHAFFER, WINIFRED ANN Winkie', Business Favorite Saying-Nuts! Junior Tri-Hi-Y l, Junior Science l, 2 fTreas.J, Clerical Practice 4, Star Staff 3, 4 fMgr. Ed.J, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 SHESMAN, JOSEPH DALE Smoke', General Favorite Saying-Call 70. Football 2, 3, 4 SIDLEY, GEORGE WILLIAM Jumping George General Favorite Saying-Get a cross body stretcher. Junior Hi-Y 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4 Shoaif Sidley Snyder SCHLICHT, RUTH EILEEN Leenie Academic Favorite Saying-Oh, Shoot! Literary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 8, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Duty 4, Softball 3, Homeroom Pres. 2, Chairman, Props Com. 3 SEWALL, BETTY JEAN ' Sl1orty,' Academic Favorite Saying-Quick, somebody tell me! Junior Tri-Hi-Y l, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Hall Duty 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4 SHAFFER, SUSANNE Susie Academic Favorite Saying-I mean, you know Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dramatic Club 4, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Duty 44, District Contest Chorus 1 SHAW, WILLIAM JOHN Willie Academic Favorite Saying-Hi, Skip! HoW's Vonnie? Dramatic Club 4, Literary Club l, Hall Duty 3, 4, Banquet Com. 3, Home Room Representative 4 SHOAF F, DONALD JOSEPH Donn General Plaingrove 1 SNYDER, ANNA BELLE Anniev Academic Favorite Saying-Hey! What's my English lesson? SOPIIEII, CII IRLES RICHARD Academic Favorite Saying-Anybody got their Gcoinetry done? Student Council 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2g Pine Knot 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt.Jg Vice-Pres. Class 3, 4, Banquet and Prom Coin. 3 STENIMERICII, PIIILIP BEIITON Phil General Favorite Saving-Gee Whiz! STERRETT, MARTHA ANNE Marty Academic junior Tri-Ili-Y 1, 2g Hall Duty 3, 4g Art Club I, 2 t'l'rcas.7g junior Plav Cast-Prompterg Dramatic Club 3, 4 CTrcas.Jg Debate 4, Ilaphazarcls CBus. My.5r.J CGirls Bandlg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Girls Basketball 3, 43 Softball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Woodwind Ensemble 4, Orch. lg Girls Sports Mgr. 2, 4 STINEDURF, PATRICIA LOUISE Pat Academic Favorite Saving-Oh! Baloncy Soup! junior Tri-Iii-Y 1, 2, Ilall Duty 4 STULL, DONALD DUANE Bun-ksliot General Favorite Saving-Well, I'll be Darncdl Street Guard 2, 3, 4, Kcy Club 2, 3, 4 STULL, MONA LEE Mony General Favorite Saying-Sad-Sad-Dilemma! junior Tri-Ili-Y 1, 24 Office Prac. 4g Hall Dutv 4 Sopher Stemmerich Sterrett l L ., h ,A s f 'fi . -1' 'vw I4 I 4 Thompson, J. Thompson, P. Troiano 27 o o a 79 7 THOMPSON, JAMES BAILEY jim General Favorite Saying-Mamma-Inia THOMPSON, PEGGY LOU Peg Home Economics Library Aiclc 2, 3, 4g Hall Duty 4 TROIANO, MARY JANE Jane Business junior Science lg Office Prac. 41 Girls Chorus 1 TRURAN, WILLIAM DAVID Boney General Favorite Saying--Iiin A.W.O.L. UBER, JAMES EDWARD jim General Favorite Saying-Hold her, Newt, sheis rarin' Football 1, 25 Junior Ili-Y 1, 2, Junior Science 1, 2 ,A VAN DYKE, DORIS JEAN 5, .J 4 Dorisv 'f K I :Home Economics Favorite Saying-Gee, NVhizl fl '- Stinedurf Stull, D. Stull, M. Truran Uber Van Dyke Voorhees Walter C. Walter, D. Webster Whitesell Williams VOORHEES, RICHARD GLENN Dick', General Favorite Saying-Hey Dad, can I have the car tonight? junior Hi-Y 1, 25 Junior Science 25 Stage Crew 1, 25 Football 45 Wrestling 3 WALTER, CELIA PAULINE Squeak', Business Favorite Saying-Canit see it myself. WALTER DONALD GLENN Red General Favorite Saying-What does that change the price of eggs in China. VVesley High School 1, 2, 3 WALTERS, NIARY ELIZABETH Betty', Business Favorite Saying-Oh Murder! Wesley High School 1, 2, 3 WARDLE, CAROL JUNE Carolv Business Favorite Saying-Hi cousin! junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Office Practice 45 Star Staff 3, 45 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Girls Chorus 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3 WATSON, KENNETH RICHARD Dick,' Academic Favorite Saying-Get up, Sopher, It's time to go to school. Junior Hi-Y 1, 2 fSec.J5 Junior Science 1, 25 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 45 Pine Knot 3, 4 CBus. Man.J5 Honor Society 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4 fPres.!5 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Class5 Pres. Soph. Class5 Chairman Prom Committee 3 Ziccardi, Mary Lou Business-Academic Favorite Saying-Heaw ens to Elizabeth! test 15 Softball 3 , , .egg . ' 15.352351 - ,pf i i - Fa ' 't i Sb ,yy me fftger Mi 1 ,Q f Walters Wardle Watson Winder, K. Winder, M. Zahniser WEBSTER, RICHARD WAYNE Red,' General Favorite Saying-I haven't been well. Star Staff 3, 4 CSports EditOrj5 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 WHITESELL, ROBERT LEROY Gouke General Favorite Saying-If vou d0n,t like it you know what vou can do. Junior Hi-Y 2 WILLIAMS, DONALD LEE Brisco General Favorite Saying-Call - 239 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 WINDER, KATHRYN SYBIL Kate,' Academic Favorite Saying--Number please! Hall Duty 45 Plain Grove High School 1 WINDER, MARGARET LOUISE PeggyU Academic Favorite Saying-How do vou figure? Iunior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 fPres.J5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Pine Knot 3, 4 fAssistant editorD5 Honor Society 45 Senior Tri- Hi-Y 35 Debate 3, 45 Junior Playg Hall Duty 3, 45 Li- brary Aide 2, 3, 4, CSec, 325 Class Secretary of Freshman vear5 Prom Committee 35 Ring Committee 35 Announce- ment Committee 45 Aide to Homecoming Queen 4 ZAHNISER, PEGGY JOANNE i'Pce Zeei' Academic Favorite Saving-Aww now! Art Club 25 Pine Knot 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Athletic Council 2, 3 tTreas.!, 4 KV. Pres.!5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.- Treas.D5 Hall Duty 45 Basketball 1 fCapt.!, 2, 3, 45 All-Star 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorary Varsity Basketball 35 Volley- ball 3, 45 Soccer 1, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2 fCapt.!, 3 fCapt.!, 4 CNOT PICTURED! ..L0u,, CORNELIUS, JOHN E. McCOY, KENNETH GOURLEY Jolin,' Ken,' Genera Favorite Saying- Go iump in a lakef, Favorite Saving-Ugh! Junior Hi-Y 1 Iunior Tri7Hi-Y ls Qfff WALL, THEODORE J. SIMON, JAMES Eli0r5:aCfl0e2 45 uTed General 'cjimv Genera Duty 4g bisirict, CSU, Favorite Saving-5 and 9? Favorite Saving-Who, me? dI'L.lL Bill Shaw driving a jeep. Ralph Gurley without the right answer. Martha Sterrett not saying a word. Dick Fehrs not playing football. Dick Watson as a Casanova. Phyllis Anderson with a glum look. jim Uber keeping his driveris license. jane Glessner without Molly McBride. Dick McCandless getting to school on time. Allen Drennen without his levis and boots. Peggy Thompson not in a hurry. The Pine Knot Staff without their corny', assem- bly programs. Merle Jacobs without his big brown eyes. Nick Midey with his lessons done. Olga Pagni not being called Ducky . Russell Hughes without his glasses. Dick Sopher without his baby face . Room 10 without Mr. Coleman. Gwendolyn Kiebler without her curly hair. Frank Elder without his baby , Bob Perry wrestling on television. Peggy Winder imitating Betty Hutton. Ted Elder wearing knee pants. George Sidley taking vitamin pills. Mr. McClelland teaching mathematics. Diane Kelly reading POPULAR MECHANICS. 9 ? Dick Webster writing fashion chatter. Clyde Getz interested in Georgia instead of Vir- ginia. Ted, Fehrs, Watson, Sopher, Paxton, and Elder the Younger brawling amongst themselves, and Paxton winning. Sara Ormond pulling Eileen Schlicht's hair. Shirley Carpenter reading comic books. Peggy Ballantine without Mont. Walter Martin not being a good speaker. Gene Gregory without a red face. Nancy Moore with long black hair. Winifred Shaffer without her diamond ring. Nancy Gottlieb with straight hair. Ioanne Reeves going home from a dance 011 roll- er skates unescorted. Mary Lou Ziccardi sitting in the front seat of the room. Dale Shesman jumping up and down for joy. Ron Savolskis with a date with Lana Turner. Dorothy Alter without Nancy Dickson. Norman Hoffman ! l ! Dolores Maddelena being four foot eleven. Shirley Coryea without a giggle. Stella Cookson without her faithful bubble gum. Allen Drennen not skipping a class. jack Hoffman not being a good sport. Esther Kohlmeyer without a smile. VVake up, sleepy heads! What a racket! Oops, wrong page! Boop-hoop-te-hoop. Star out! Bohis gigantic birthday celebration. 30 Four hilllmillics in lllc Lil Club Show. liul up, lmvs. ll's ull frcv Nurm! Um' pllolugmpllcl' just llnc lypc. :Sl .Ia4L6UilLanaLj I, George Sidley, leave Einsteinis Theory of Bela- tivity to Dave Bovard. Our Homecoming Queen, Peggy Ballantine, leaves a slightly tarnished crown and scepter to be polished in the fall of ,51. I, Burton Adams, do endow thee, Tom Ritchey, a pair of Adleris elevated shoes. I, Olga Pagni, do endow my scholarship to Joann Nordstrom, plus an ample portion of corn and dry wit. I, Bill Shaw, leave to join Milton Berle and pass along my mildewed joke book to Thomas Anthony Gregory. I, Ted Elder, leave Room 10 to the future editor of the Pine Knot, hoping he will have as great a use for Bayer aspirin as I have had. I, Franklin Elder, do entrust my ever-lovin' baby to Ed Painter. May he take the time and ef- fort with her that I have. I, Lucille Rust, leave my last name to let you know what's the matter with the radiator pipes in the auditorium. I, Ioann Moreland, do endow thee, Peggy Mea- dows, with my giggles and athletic ability. Please put them to the same good use that I have. , We, Don Williams and Patsy Parrish, leave hap- pily together. I, Dick Paxton, leave to the editor of next yearis Star all the headaches of meeting the dead- L f lines. Please manage to leave with as few wrinkles under your chin as I have. Daughn Brumbaugh, name as my sole heir, Frank Karfes. To him I leave my well-dressed look. This you can have, but not my girl. We three, Dale Shesman, Harold Hiwiller and I, I I I I I. L David Lynch, leave our little experiments in chemistry class to any one who cares to carry them on. Watch that you don't get your Hn- gers burnt. Dick Fehrs, leave thee, Don McCoy, my ath- letic ability and my devastating way with wo- men. Indubitably you will do them justice. Dick Sopher, have decided to take with me 1ny masculine charm, but to Delbert Moon, who will remain in G.C.H.S., I pass on my favorite sleeping position in class. Peggy Zahniser, do endow thee, Marilyn Huff, with my apple a day keeps the doctor awayv look. Winifred Shaffer, leave my job as assistant editor of Grover Star to who-so-ever likes the atmosphere of Room IO. , Marilynn Hines, leave my well dressed look to my sole heir. Ioan Bridges. May you always do it the justice I have. Martha Sterrett, am taking everything with me. joan Reeves, name as my sole heir, Sara Tay- lor. To her I give my abundant supply of good jokes. .IkuL6d1ZLanaL,7 l, Susanne Shaffer, name as my sole heir, Shirley Fleming. I give you my pleasant manner and hope you will put it to the same good use that I have. I, Pat Arrow, leave my dirt column to any junior who wants it. We, Sara Ormond and Eileen Schlicht, leave our long walks out Lincoln Avenue to juniors who feel they need the execise. We three, Molly McBride, Delia Myers, and Sylvia Peresenyi, leave our love and ability to play basketball to anybody who will use them to the best advantage. I, Nancy Gottlieb, do endow thee Martha Han- lon, my cheering ability and my well-dressed look. Please put them both to the good use that I have. I, Gloria Murphy, leave my effervescent charm to who-so-ever feels they can do it justice. We four, Channcy Bruce, Nick Midey, Ioe Shaff- er, Dick McCandless depart with happy good- byes. I, Bob Brown, leave to thee, Delbert Moon, my ability to turn the corners of Grove City on the two wheels of my evertrusting car. 1, Gwendolyn Kiebler, leave my lovely smile to my sister Vernie. I, Peggy Winder, name as my sole heir, Margie De Pinto. To you I leave my many happy hours spent in Room 10. I, Essie Robson, leave with very much content- edness. I have decided to leave my peppy cheering ability to Betty Io Armstrong. I, Dick McCandless, have decided not to cause any trouble when it comes time to leave the familiar halls of learning in G.C.H.S. I'm go- ing to snatch my diploma and consider it a stroke of good fate to receive it. We, Don Stull and Russell Hughes, have decided to leave before we get kicked out. We solemn- ly promise never to haunt the halls of G.C.H.S. again. I, Betty Sewall, leave my weeness to Ruth Stein- durf. To her I also give my hope that some- day I may grow up. I, Walter Martin, name as my sole heir, jere Hoh- mann. To him I give my store of excess know- ledge and my speaking ability. I, Shirley Carpenter, name as my sole heir, Io- anne Shellito. To you I give my many head- aches and pleasures of orchestra. I, W. S. E. Coleman, give a sigh of relief and have hopes that next year's staff will bring some- thing better. I, Joanne Fryman, name as my sole heir, Patty Kerr. To her I leave my school girl shyness. I, Jane Glessner, do endow thee, Linda johnson, my lack of height. I also leave you the ability to play the bratty little sister part in future class plays. I, Dick Watson, have decided to take my curly locks with me, but to Dale Parker, I leave an ample supply of corny stunts and songs. UL. Most Intelligent Most Talkative Shirley Carpenter Ralph Curley Dick Paxton Martha Sterrctt Best All-Around Ted Elder Peggy Ballantine Best Looking Most Athletic Violet Detisch Dick Sopher Peggy Zahniser Dick F ehrs 34 Most Likely to Succeed Best Dancers lfmnk lildm-1' Lucille Rust Essie Robson Norman Hoffman Most Bashful Gene Gregory Mary Alessio Most Musical Best Dressed Bob Brown Ruth Benshoff Daughu Brumbaugh Nancy Gottlieb 35 dam Ufgimm FRESHMAN OFFICERS Riclulrd Vogaun-Pros. A1111 Clurksmm-V. Pros. A1111 NICIICJISIJII-SE'L'. Robert NIOOTC-'III't'ilS. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pz111li111- Rcy1111lds-P1'cs. DQ111111 I.JlltCI12IXV1VI4I'K'ilh Pvtcr Koenig-YV. I'1'1's. Burbural fII'ilI1illll--SCC. JUNIOR OFFICERS Frank Karfcs-Pres. D011 McCoy-V. Pres. S1112 A1111 Rodgers-Trcus. 50111111 NfJfdStfOIll-St'L'. jumbm, First row-Armstrong, Bc-tty jo, Atchvson, Ann, Built-y, Doris, Bin-kvl, Gln-nn, lilaclc, David, Black, joan. Second Row - Bovarcl, David, Bowie, Paul, Boyce, Thomas, Boyd, Iitlu-I Mac-, Bridges, joan, Brown, lim-gis. Third row-Brown, Ronald, Buck- lcy, William, Bnllman, William, Gall- ahan, liolwrt, Caponi, Josephine, Carl- antonio, Louise. Fourth row - Ceinatu, Rohm-rt, Clianiln-rs, janet, Cochran, Margaret, Collins, Clyde, Colosinio, Vincent, Corner, Tliolnas. Fifth row-Craft, Gerald, Craft, Yvonne, Darcangt-lo, Louise, Decker, lithz-lg Dc-Marsh, Barhara, DePinto, Margie. Sixth row--DuPolo, Frank, De- Hnhi-us, Francis, Duncan, George, Dunn, Kenneth, Dyer, Dorothy, Ekis Patricia. Seventh row-Eppinger, Shirley Fleming, Shirley, Fletcher, Collette Filer, Shirley, First, David, Fitzgerald Patricia. Eighth row-Frantz, Patricia, Gil- son, Phyllis, Glessner, David, Grave Nancy, Graham, Richard, Gregory Thomas. Ninth row-Gnarnieri, Elizabeth Hanlon, Martha, Hanna, Melvin Hawthorne, Samuel, Hcaslcy, Marg arm-t, lledglin, Flomnce. 1 a U First row - Helsel Fred- Heslo , 1 P, Charles, Hoagland, David, Hoff- man, James, Hohmann, Iere, Holes Charles. Second row-Hosack, Phyllis, Huff Marilyn, Hughes, Melvin, Hulbert Charlotte, Johnson, Linda, Johnson Shirley. Third row - Karfes, Frank, Kelly Esth-er, Kerr, Patricia, Kerr, Sandra Kichler, Vernie, Kildoo, Hazel. Fourth row-King, JoAnn, Leone, Ed- ward, Lightner, joe, Macom, James Marguglio, Dante, Mathieson, Ed- Ward. Fifth row - McClymonds, Patricia McCoy, Don, McElroy, Theodore McFadden, Dale, McFadden, Gale McFarland, Ray. Sixth row-McFeaters, Mary Lou Meadows, Peggy, Meals, Shirley etti, Louis. Seventh row - Morewood, Iames, Moon, Delbert, Moore, F loretta, Myers, Gerald, Nantes, Richard, Neely, Ruth. Eighth row - Neiderhiser, Kenneth, Painter, Edward, Pasley, Patrick, Parker, Dale. Ninth row-Patterson, Walter, Ray, Barbara, Reagle, Patricia, Reed, Margaret, Richardson, William, Riddle, Loyal. u 9 a 1 a Millsop, Paul, Milner, Sandra, Mor- Nordstrom, Joann, Page, Helen' a 9.llILi0!lA, First row-ltitehey, Thomas, Roberts, Geruldg Rodgers, Sne Ann, Royle, Edward, Rudolph, l,au'onneg Suck, Charles. Seeond row-Samuels, Dennisg Sehmeltzer, lliehurd, Sll2li'l.l'I', joan, Shaw, Norma jenn, Shellito, AIHRIIIIIVQ Smith, Evelvn. Third row--Smith, Kenneth, Snow, Alvin, Snvder, Leo, Snvder, Mary Lou, Sowers, Ed- win, Sputuru, Mary Anne. Fourth row-Spence, Edwurdg Steele, Paul, Stewart, Normal, Stinednri, Hnthg Strosehein, Lorraine, Snrrenu, jozinne. Fifth row-Sweetupple, Lewisg Taylor, Sara Ann, Tlmteher, Ernest, Thorne, William, Tin- key, Phyllis, Troianlo, Michael. Sixth row-Verlmonitz, Evelyn, Verdier, Hon- uldg Vinton, Hiehurdg Vogns, john, Walsh, Jack, VVanlter, Donna. Seventh row-Wntso, William, Watson, Shir- lev, Weber, George, Webster, David, Wherry, Irene, Whitesell, liettv. Eighth row-Winger, Yvonne, VVra1y, Roxana, Young, Wfilliumg Zieeurdi, Dorothy. NOT PICTURED Alessio, Amelia Craig, Lavonda Brooks. William llussler, Pntriek ,SoplwmoJLaA, First row-Adams, Irma, Alessio, Ervia, An- derson, Herbert, Armstrong, Patricia, Bagnall William, Baker, James, Baker, Lee. Second row-Barber, Jane, Barnes, Charles Barnes, Hazel, Barone, Barbara, Basham, Susan Beatty, Eileen, Beckman, jack. Third row-Bice, Ann, Black, LeRoy, Black, Virginia, Bledsoe, Arlouine, Book, Betty, Book Jam-es, Bott, Eleanor, Fourth row-Braine, Scott, Brown, Martha, Brown, Shirley, Bulfonc, Valentine, Campb-ell, Shirley, Carpenter, Patricia, Chase, Herbert. Fifth row-Christy, Clara, Christy, Elmer, Clemens, William, Cornelius, Clinton, Coulter, Sixth row-Crowell, Doris, Davis, Margaret, Deck, Miriam, DeMarsh, Joanne, D'iBiase, Nicholas, Doeherty, Hope, Dunlap, Merry jane. Margaret, Covert, Hellen, Cramer, Robert. Seventh row-Dyer, Ralph, Feldman, Leon- ard, Filer, Joyce, Filer, Julia, Filer, Margaret, Flack, Ellen, Flack, Evelyn. Eighth row-Forsythe, Shirley, Foster, Betty Jane, Foust, Donna, Fowler, Glaydes, Garner, Cary, Gilmore, Donald, Glenn, Esther. Ninth row-Gould, Kirby, Graham, Barbara' Gregg, Richard, Gregory, Patrick, Guarnieri Robert, Guerin, Sara, Hamilton, Robert. s s a Umm, First row-lluvlett, johng lleclglin Cz-orgiaig lleclglin, jzlekg Hensel Gerzililineg llenrv, Clzlireg H1-rrle llohertg llile, Ernest. Seeond row-llillnmn, Leeg Ilines llielmrclg Iloflinun, Bnrlmrug Hoff- mann, lfrainkg Holstein, julia: Hooks Shirlevg llovis, Cliflorcl. Third row - llovis, jznnesg Hovis lionulrlg Ive-ll, jaunesg jaieohs, Isabel llzunison, Chzlrlesg Kinney, Paul Klingensmith, Rex. Fourth row-Koenig, Peterg LiltClIilW Donnaig Lawson, Iziekg Loveless Alaunesg lrvneh, Cairolg l.Vnn, llnv Mzulev, john. Fifth row - Magee, llalzelg Magee linthg Mnhoocl, Verzig Murslmll, Ben jamming Mntlmit-son, Willialrclg Moves Nornmg Meflzuiclless, jerrv. Sixth row--MeC1uxslin, Fredg Mefloln mon, llohertg McConnell, William Mefluteheon, c:ll1lI'lL'SQ MeC11teheon cll'I'tl'llCll'Q MeCuteheon, Yvonne Mc-Deuvitt, Rielmrcl. Seventh row-McFadden, Brueeg Me- lfilfltlllll, jzunesg McKee, Shirley ML-Kenzie, Anneg McKnight, james N1t'I,1tllLflllill, Donailclg ML'Nllti, Szun liel. Eighth row-Meehling, Douglusg Mill er, lCu5.5eneg Mitehell, Marilyn Moon, Nzlneieg Moore, Annabelle Moore, DeWa1yneg Moore, William Ninth row - Morlev, Brentong Mul- queen, Marclug Murphy, Nancy Myers, Shirlevg Neyinun, WVillium Nieholson, johng Osborne, Richard +5 l2h0 First row - Pagni, Roberta, Payne, Shirley, Pearce, Charles, Perrine, Frances, Perrine, Robert, Perry, Ion, Phipps, Mary Ellen. Second row-Phipps, Sandra, Pnntur- eri, Rocco, Reisinger, James, Rey- nolds, David, Reynolds, Pauline, Richards, David, Richardson, Mary Anne. Third row-Ricker, Eugene, Rodgers, Emma, Roll, Robert, Savolskis, Geraldine, Schaeffer, William, Sehlieht, Carolyn, Segaty, Sue. Fourth row-Shaw, Lucille, Shawgo Donna, Shesman, William, Shorts Diane, Sidley, Barbara, Small, Thomas, Smith, John. v 1 Fifth row-Snaith, Virginia, Snyder, Dolores, Snyder, Helen Ruth, Sny- der, Helen, Surrena, Harland Jay, Thompson, Margaret, Thorne, Rob- ert. Sixth row-Todarello, Shirley, Toth, Andrew, Travis, Kathryn, Trout, Margaret, Truran, Paul, Turner, Lillie, Turner, Janet. Seventh row - Uber, LeRoy, Uber, Wayne, Vogan, John, VVacle, Doro- thy, Wagner, Janice, Weber, Eliza- beth, Weber, Ruth. Eighth row-West, Richard, Wheeler, Lois, White, Donald, VVilson, Don- na, Wilson, Rose Ellen, Winder, Dorothy, Young, Ernest. Ninth row-Zambino, Anthony, Zie- cardi, Kathryn. Burns Mary Alyce Easter Carolyn, Hus- band Thomas Kaltenbaugh Kenneth, Knight Chlrles McCluskey Patricia Northcott, Brian, Prigg Edwird Scelbaugh Grace Snaith, Gary, Thompson Riymond Wood Donald. 1 Jlumlzmcn. lfirsl l'UN'--.'Xfl1lIllSliY, .luxe-plug Al- lurl, C.mn fr-g .'XlL'5'.lU, Alulmz Arm ming, llllllyl whlnrrlcl. liulu-l'lg lizlilvv, Ilmvsg liqllwr, N'lll'XIlI1 lizlllc-53 fvlfwlax. Su-om! l'0XV-Hl'l'lxlIl2lll, Ilonnlml Hl'l'lY, lylllllllll l':lxlc'L. llmxllwrg Blair Ill ul liullna X: 3 4l,fl'l', .Ia-mug liullixxgm-1' . , . Imlvlg liullnzguw. Illxllls AI1'2lllQ Hulnyl-1' 'ilHLll'L'. 'I'llircl row-Hmm-I, lianrlmlxxg limo All, Nlymg lhwmrn. l':Illili1'Q IBrum'r I4.mg liruxnsmm, lfilw-ng lim-luuum anrr.-ng liumlnu-rw, ff2ll'IllI'Hil1 liumlm- um, A'4'llllll'. lfuurlh YOVY1-HlIIllllilk'lD, A'USl'DllilN' ,. . , ,. lrk, X IX l1lllQ f.1ll'C'1llllH, X IIlL'l'lIt 1 unplwll, Ls-uixg Cfaunplwll, Ruth C mmm, Imglnnluzng Cfallwxll, Clralw' llnrlslv. luzln. lfiflll row-I Ilurk, lhmlwrtg Clalrksml Kung f.1lllllllI1.IlUll. Hall:-g f,ullzlr, lvcl fmmraul, IMI.-g f:1ll'lll'lillN, Nlzlryg ffm' xml, l,1H'4llllf'Qf.HXl'I4l, I,.'rl1'l'. IJ.ulvv, llmmlflx IJ1-llxvlx, 6.111-stswg D4- Nlli 4 IS fulllllclc I7 Xllllif ilk, .- -g z':, Iilflll. I afg 'IS ' Suu-ntl: RIHV-lJ1'NI2ll'i2l, -Iulmg Ih- l'olu llunnls Dukrx X1 uw l lllcr l,Ic:l1ll'UllIH, Xlvlxg llulaul, .IZHIIPSL Un llll'll'llNil'Il, l,Qlll'il'iil1 IJmkm-, xlill'.Lf1ll'l't D1 un I1 L 'VI' , 4 I 1' ,. lfilllllll row - Illnufuuu, Iiurlmzlrax lJl11nk1'l'l1-y, Hmm' Nluryg Dunn, VVH Illlllg l'1.llxix1, Slnirlm'3 lfxalns, Sllirlvv I null, l lml:ug Ifllllll, I'1l'1'4lQ l n'IUlul. Vi- nlvi. Sixth row-flrznig, lgzllclollg Crxlif 0 1- I xrry: Cfruy, XI1-rl:-g Curry, Rlllllllfl jmzahmen, First row-Ferguson, Bernice, Fer- rere, Mareil, Fisher, Ernest, Fitzingo Mary, Foot, Robert, Frey, Margaret Cahagan, joan, Gaiser, Brian. Second row-Garner, Ruth, Gibson William, Gills, David, Gilson, George , Grace, Danny, Grace, jonathan, Gra- ham, Margaret, Guarnieri, Adeline. Heasley, Dorothy, Heasley, Hohert Ilile, Arthur. Fourth row-Hilkirk, Barbara, Hin- es, Russell, Hiwiller, Harold, Hodge- son, Sally, Hughes, Gertrude, Hus- lmand, George, Isaeeo, Eugene, john- son, Lee. Fifth row-Jones, Carolyn, Jones Robert, Jones, Ruth, Joyce, Paul, Kay Donna Lou, Keiser, Ralph, Kelsev Orville, Kerr, Janet. , Sixth row-Keiluler, Yvonne, Kildoo , Lida, Lanigan, john, Lauderrnileh, Robert, LaVan, Kenneth, Lawton, Donald, Lee, Marlene, Lee, Marilyn. Seventh row-Lenkner, Ray, Leo- nard, Stanley, Leone, Catherine, Loadinan, Arla, Long, Stewart, Ma- eek, Edward, Maeri, Phillip, Mahood, james. Eighth row-Martin, Mary Louise, Martino, Mary Jane, Mathay, Carol, Mathieson, Richard, McBride, Doro- thy, MeCauslin, Geraldine, McCom- mons, Margaret, ML-Dougall, Dorothy. v Third row--Haneox, Boyd, Ham- rnerselnnidt, David, Havlett, David, a Heslop, Arlene, Ilickok, Katherine, 1 1 Jnmh Firs! rtm'-XivICl1'm', :XliL'l'g Xlvflill lii4'luur4lg NIL-lliullis, lflxvlylmg NICNIIIM' xY2lIll'l'Q fXl4'u'r, llmmlrlg Nlillvr, 4:914- .llmlg Mille-r, Ilmm-rg Nllllsup, .Izum's. sl'l'0llKl rim'-Xlimu', slaullvsz xllltlll -Ianm-sg Nimumng c:Il2ll'll'SQ Xlumvlv, linh- :-rlg Nhum-, SRIIIIIIVIQ Nlm'hn'cl, ljllllillil Nlnsslrml, -It-.mg Nh'y4'rs, Naulrv. 'l'hirrl I'llN'-Xi'g1I'il'll, li4:lrc'l'lg Xia-I1 ulsmu, AIIIIQ Xivlxlin, IIHQIIIHQ f,'f:Ulllll'l' l':Ilj.fl'lll'Q f,'fZUlIll1'l', 'Vwilng Uhr, Carrol Uwlnwnv-, IJilll4il'lil1 Ilil'lllI'l', Nlyrtlv. l uurlh I'lN'V-ll.ll'4lHl', lirmhmwlg l'1u'- linslw, fxlllhl llilH4'I'5lHl, l'11ll'ic'izl: l'c-l- uvh, Shirh-yg l'hilms, ,Izunvsg Pi1'l'c'c', ,Iaunvsg I,llIAl1'l', liulwrlg I'1ml1m'1'i Hcllwu. Ifillh rfm-Quum, l'1Illll'l'Q Nllllhill, llunlmg lialup, l'1hfuhm'lhg Huy, .lilIH'l1 Huy, NYilhurg Iiamvlmllmg, liaxrhural Hlmclvx, liullallclg Iiiw, Cfa1l'4rh'l1. Sixth row--liin-lmrmhml. liuhvrlg Kiln-I, Cluirg liilwl, liallplug lhlhaml, .Iaunvsg liulnilumm, Blilllliii Iimldy, NVilliaunq Hmlgm-ls, xlilfilylll Rossi, llauxivl. Svvvnlh FUN'-NUIIKILIIJIIHII, Dnviclg Ihululpln, Knyg Ihxxunxulvl, xvillllhlg Saun- plvs, AIAIIIIIII sl'Ili'K'Il1'l', liillg Svhlus- avr, l'Ilhsg Sm-mhhm, -l2ll'kQ Svvlhall Cf.nlln'rim-. Iiighlh rum'-Sh:nIh'r, lfrauukg SIIZIIQ- h'r, 'luv-phg Slnrvilh-r, Yirginiu: Shim- nwl, llunlfmg Sloan. Nlurllmg Smith, f.ill'lllX'll1 Smith, llzlrrvg Snow, l',athm'r. -M. X Xe- :R I K K -fi X Q si jx 3 First row-Snyder, Walter, Sonntag, Lee, Sowers, James, Spanglehour, Robert, Spatara, James, Spence, john, Spencer, David, Spickle, Dominick. Second row-Steele, Shirley, Stefliee, Donna Mae, Stcrner, Geraldine, Sterrett, VVilliam, Ste- wart, Edward, Stowe, Phyllis, Stowe, Richard, Stull, Pauline. Third row-Surrena, Shirley, Sutton, Delbert, Sweetapple, Thomas, Taylor, Shirley, Taylor, Thomas, Taylor, VVilliam, Thompson, Eleanor, Thompson, William. Fourth row-Tiche, Elaine, Toinei, Mary, Towns. Beverly, Tsompanrs, Paul, Truran, Glenn, Turner, Lucy, Urey, Fred, Urev, Ross. Fifth row-Valler, Harry, VanDVkc, Lucille, Vogan, Richard, WVall, Dixie, Wallwork, Betty, Walsh, Maureen, Walters, Hel-en, WVarcl, Ralph. Sixth row-VVeaver, Mary Lou, Webster, Roy, Wells, Lynda, Welton, Celia, Welton, Dean, Welton, Kenneth, Welton, Shelvy Jane, XVefsh, Harold. Seventh row-XVest, William, Whalen, Fran- cis, Whitehouse, Laurence, Wheeler, Lucille, Woolcutt, Robert, VVright, Lee, Wygal, James, NVygal, John Edward. Eighth row-XVygant, Mary Catherine, Yan- chctz, Steve, Yurchison, Dick, Zambory, Steve. Not Pictured-Errera, John, Fajohn, Archie Gills, Ronald, Habhyshaw, Raymond, Magee Shirley, O'Conner, Bessie Mae, Vargo, Charles VVhich side up? Rough customers. The Charleston. The junior Play cast poses for il picture. 47 Editor Elder buried in his work. Essic reading literature to Peg and Shirley. How much money? Ask Tom and Dick. Margie and Peggy compose another fantastic feature It takes a lot of Work to put together an eighty page yearbook, but even work can be fun at tinies. There were those periods oil to get the senior pictures and the hours of studying proofs. But afterwards the staff had to paste those same pictures in neat little rows. Everyone had a big time when the club and underclass pictures Went along with assembly line precision, but the staff had to identify those hundreds of faces. 48 Linda smiles, Shirley smiles, Olga smirks, and The sports boys-Tom, Fehrs, and Sopher fsay Peggy tries. cheese, Diekl. Dark room highlights with Ed and Frank. Gloria and her two flunkies, Frank and Tom, give the clubs the treatment. Then, too, there was that Christmas party and the weeks between dead- lines. About the only one who didnit get a break was Ted Elder, our editor. He spent many hours over layouts, trying to mend and revise a small mountain of eopy and photographs. By mid-March the peak was passed, except for the ad space that Watson and Ritchey had to sell. Then it was all finished, and there was nothing to do hut wait. llere it is, The 1951 Pine Knot. We, the Staff, hope you like it. 49 grunge 51 Sept. 4 On the first day of school this year we sen- iors came popping into school feeling superior to the underclassmeu and also feeling relieved that this year would be our last. Oct. 26 ' The cheerleaders brought out a big crowd for the pep rally before the big Homecoming game. After parading down street, the dummy was burned, and the coaches and team gave short speeches. Oct. 27 The big night! After an exciting half with the Sharpsville team, Queen Peggy was crowned, who later reigned over the Homecoming Dance at the Youth Center. Everything was a great success. Nov. 21 The Thanksgiving play, Diabolical Circle, turned out to be a success. Everyone's eyes were alert when two of the cast were about to engage in an embrace. Nov. 23 This began our Thanksgiving vacation which lasted longer than was supposed because of the Big Snowf, Of course we were all disappointed because our vacation lasted longer. Dec. 1 Our first basketball game which was with Stoneboro and We won! Quite different from last yearis first game. Dec. 21 The Christmas play, VVhere Love Is, was another great success for the Senior Public Speak- ing Class. Dec. 22 Christmas vacation. Yippee! ! ! ! Dec. 28 All the color of the Christmas season was combined in the excitement of the dance at the Youth Center. Ian. 4 From Shaler township we won our first wrestling match. Since our school has a lot of interest in the wrestling team and the matches, there was a large turnout. The score-21-17 our favor. o March 22 Easter vacation. Yippee! ! ! ! April 5 Everyone looked forward to the Senior Play. Six Weeks of hard work, and the cast gave a great performance of Family Circle. May 4 P.M. to A.M. What a night! What a day! VVhat a prom!!! As usual, it was a great success. May 25 The last day, and a mixture of sadness and happiness. May 27 The night of Baccalaureate at the First Pres- byterian Church was a sad night for most seniors, who looked nice, dressed in their caps and gowns. May 29 Every senior looked forward to Class Night for fun. This night brought out the many tal- ents Cgood and bad! of the senior class. At this time, senior students were both complimented anti dipcredited by donors. Of course it was all in un. May 31 We made it! QWe hope! Everyone heaved a big sigh of relief when we were handed that promising piece of paper four diplomaj. Now the grim specter of working faces us all. Mean- while, Dad heaves a sigh of relief. JA ' , ' Sm XX www 3F',6:-mrvwf' X X my gl! YQ L 45' ' XXX ' .J.xs 'ETX Q, ' 3 1 Rx N 'A' ' F' X X + 5 ., -V -x V in glf'- ' AA I l ', . .Q .fn ' ' ' I . Y my .aw 1' X' i,V1rJf,1-lgwyz T X Muxskxm ,M -f BMX K ll XV, N X ew The Senior Science Club is composed of Junior and Senior boys who are interested in Science. To join, a member must maintain an average of 'Ci or above. The club has various activities dealing with experiments that are work- ed out in the laboratory. Because of his prac- tical knowledge and general interest in Science and boys, Mr. Turner has been a successful spon- sor of this club for many years. Officers: Paul McKenzie, Bob Berry, Burton Adams, Ronald Savolskis. First Row, Qleft to rightlz Bill Watso, Sam Hawthorne, Rich- ard Graham, Dick Schmeltzcr, joe Lightncr. Second Row: Edward Royal, lime Morewood, Jere Hoh- 111321, Dave Gilson, Mr. Turner. Oflicers: john Nicholson, Rob- ert Roll, William Moore, Torn I Iusband. First Row, fleft to rightjz Don Gilmore, Ralph XVard, Bob Per- rine, Daniel Rossi, Ted Law, George Husband, Earl Rich- ards, Lee Wright. Second Row: Miss Montgomery, Ronald Hovis, James Ivell, Sam McNutt, David Roudabush, Brenton Morley, Mr. Christie. The Freshmen and Sophomores who want to get in on the fun of mixing this with that and that with this can do so by being a member of the Ir. Science Club. Miss Montgomery and Mr. Christie are always ready to give amiable and interesting advice to their underclass mem- bers. This club is often a stepping-stone to the senior group. The aim is, of course. to intro- duce science to young and interested students. Ihr namc Literary Club can bc clccciying s club clocs a lot more than just rcacli llns OlLfllllZiliIOll also specializes in entertain nn nt oi rl rcaclings, anfl social activities. 1 . , . I rposc ol thc Dramatic Llub IS to ci icqniint high school stuclcnts with thc mis and prcscnt. To become a mem stuunt must give a monologue. dialogue. i ic uhns bclorc a membership committee. ber or . KM, Miss Gilmore is their sponsor, and her Sllp- crvision has always kept the Literary Club high on the school activity list. A big moment in the Literary Club's year is the annual variety show put on by the members. Olficcrs: Peggy Ballantine, joan Hec- ycs, Betty jo Armstrong, Joann Nord- strom. First Row, Qlcft to rlghtlz Ted Coll- ar, .lane Clcssncr, Martha llanlon, Robert Arnold, Mary XVygant, Marcia Mulqucen, Sue lioclgcrs, Barbara Dc- Marsh. Second Row: jucly Armstrong, Patty Fitzgerald, Mary Lou NVcax'cr, Caro- lyn Faster, Ruth Bcnshoff, Don Dai- ley, llclcn Page, joannc Shcllito, Mar- gie Dc-Pinto. Ann Nicholson. Third Row: llclen Snyder, Nancy Moore, Ann Clarkson, Barbara Holi'- man, Eileen Schlicht, Phyllis Cilson, Phyllis llosack, Chuck Pearce, Miss Gilmore, Shirley Fleming, Fred Hel- scl, Dick lN1cCandless, jerry McCand- less, Frank Elder. Frank Karfcs, Molly M4-Briclc, Don ML-Coy, Ted Elder. Officers: llalph Curley. .loan Bridges, Elizabeth VVcbcr, Martha Stcrrctt. First Row, tlcft to rightl: Bcttv Se- wall, Marlene Lee, Barbara Barone, Linda johnson, Ethel Boyd, Marilvn Lcc, liclen Ruth Snyder. Second Row: Carolyn Smith, julia Filer, Flccla Ann Faull, Peggy Mea- dows. Doris Crowell, ltosc NVilson, Pcggv NVinclcr. Third Row: Diane Shorts, Vcrnic Kicblcr, Dave Black, Thomas Hitch- cy, Collette Fletcher, Lucille Rust. La Vonnc Rudolph. Fourth Row: Marilyn Hines, jam Barber, Anne McKenzie, Peter Koc- nig, Delia Meyers, Dante Marguglio, William Shaw. Fifth Row: Shirley Carpenter, Sylvia Percsenyi. Sara Ormond, Carolyn jones, NValtcr Martin, George Law, Pat Paslcy. Sixth Row: Delores Maddalena, Su- ' saune Shaffer, Miss McCoy. Miss lean McCoy. sponsor of this club, gives much of her time in aiding her student members. Out of this organization comes the vital nucleus that puts on many of the assembly and class plays. m 'gm af, Hfwwz, High, 51chnnL THE GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Grove City High School Band, resplendent in its colorful black and gold uniforms, presented outstanding musical spectacles at many of our fall football games. Along with several assembly appearances, the band had an inter- esting and eventful season. Under the direction of Mr. Ben Marshall, this outstanding musical organi- zation also supplied players for the two pep bands that appeared at pep rallies and winter indoor sports events. Besides their morale boosting and stirring music, the band deserves a pat on the back for the many hours it spent drilling and practicing. Our high School orchestra THE GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA provided a small symphonic organization for several oc- men casions demanding g O O d music, the most noteworthy being the two class plays. Miss Burgess, a fine person and the dean of Grove City music, directed this Outstand- ing ensemble. The result was music that soothed and enter- tained. 54 gm' fhmxm. First Row, llc-ft to rightlz Ivan Mosslord, Virginia Slirt-tllvr, Carolinv St-Irlit-hi, Holm-n Snydvr, Marilvn L01-, Ni.tl'lt'llt' la-t-, liarhara liaronv, Patricia Path-rson, Kay Rudolph, Sallv llodg- son, Mary l.ou xV1'ttX'l'I', Flwda lfaull, Doris Crown-ll, Margarvt Craliain, ffarolyn Smith, Virginia l'ralu'r, ltuth Stinr-durli. Y ,, r Won, Lngbkgiyr 1 L qw.: 5 Second Row: l'hvllis Bolling:-r, Mary XVygaut, Carol Uhr, Carol Mathav, Norina Mayvs, Sum- llodgvrs, Patty Mt-Cflynioutls, Nancy' Murphy, blanc' llarlwr, Lynda WV1'lls, -Indy Arni- strong, -loan Clahagan, ltolwrta l'agni, lrvauna Cannon, lCils-nt' Brunson, Marv Kc-rr, Norma Str-wart. Third Row: Maurvvn NValsh, l,uc'V 'l'urnt'r, ffharlottv llullmort, Nancy Moon, liarlmara llolhnan, liilt-1-n St-lrlit-ht, l'at in-wis, Dolorvs Mruldv- lm-na, Olga Pagni, Marilyn Rodgvrs, liarlmara Dunham, Pvggv liallantint-, Ann Nicholson, Shirlc-V Carpvntvr, GS 'E QXLLX Donna Phipps, Margarvt lim-cl, Caro- 9 L lvn .lout-s, Paulinz- ltr-ynolds, Sara Ur- nrond, lam-t Lvnch, Mrs. Ia-ry, l'at- ' rim-ia KIarpc-ntvr-I'ian4w. , 'l'lu- largvst chorus group in tht' l school is this all girl chorus. Dirt-ctvcl hy Mrs. Lvvv, this organization spot-- ializvs in a yaric-ty ol' songs that rangt' from tht- L-lassit-s to the popular stand- 1 ards. 'l'h1-ir inanv appt-aranws in puhlic this yt-ar gan- niany local pvoplt- much inusic-al dm-light. -.fs-1 ,-'assi 5131141 fmuzmbla, Left to right: Carolyn Smith, Olga I'agni, Carolint- St-hlit-ht, janv Barlwr. Iiilt-1-n St-hlivht, Shirlt-y Carpvnta-1, Sara Urinond, llarhara Ilofhnan, Pat la-wis, Itolwrta l'agni, Margarvt Bal- lartinm-, lh-lt-n Snvdt-r. 'l'h1- tlirls' linst-inhlv vonsists ol lwt-Ivo girls, 1-hose-n from Girls' Chor- us. 'l'h4- girls vhosc-n arc- usually soph- onior1-s and juniors. 'l'h4-sv girls hart- singing almility that has lu-on rc-t-ognixvd lw tht-ir instructor Miss Svlkirli liurgvss. 'I'hc'v art' thvrv- 7 ion- 4-hosvn to c-arrv on throughout tht-ir school yvars tht' vocal work that has always lx-on dont- so wr-ll hy tht- tlirls' linst-xnlmlt-. Boy! Clumur First Row, tlt-fi to rightl: David Millsop, Ct-rald work giving its ciglrt tllt'IlllJt'l'S niany musical opportuni- orn, 1 -it v li'-lr IM-Fr la I. UW- . N Situ I limit HTL kt, ukllm .tl XI h. li I, Tlioy art' undvr tht- direction ot Mr. Bm-n Marshall I, K fyiftiilu Jiri' I in ff, fir ir' Ulm I l lu 1 r mlm I' who also heads our school hand, Q mu 'AW' Arm H ru' If plc-asant sounds arc- he-ard during tht- tourth 'I'hz- lioys' Chorus, loundvd in 1924. is still husy at pc-riod from liooin 20, it is tht- Boys Chorus hard at work 55 The most lively apprentice workers in our high school are the members of the Junior Star Staff. Under the guidance of their instructor, Mr. Coleman, they are quite busy in learning I f how to manager the publication of the 1951 to 1952 Grover Star. This organization has two big moments, its late winter dummy practice issue and, finally, the last spring issue of The Grover Star. The Senior Star Staff succeeded in meeting fourteen sets of deadlines and, in spite of many long afternoons and evenings of hard work, they managed to produce a highly rated Grover Star. The result of their efforts was a colorful and First Row: Mary Ann Spataro, Yvonne Winger, Helen Page, Shirley VVatson, Ruth Stine- durf, Sara Ann Taylor, Mr. Coleman. Second Row: Don McCoy, Ed Painter, Tom Gregory, Bill Thorne, David Hoagland, Pat Paslev. First Row: Burton Adams, Richard Paxton, XV i n i f r e tl Shaffer. Second Row: Terry Gill, Pat- ricia Arrow, Phyllis Anderson, Carol Wardle, Robert Perry, Diane Kelly, Norman Hoffman, Mr. Coleman. Third Row: Gale Christy, Clyde Getz, Ed Buxton, Richard Fehrs, Richard Webster. enjoyable high school newspaper that was read by many local followers. In spite of all the rush, they seemed to have a good time. Let's hope a few of them become, in the near future, suc- cessful journalists on some large paper. I I 5' Jful- 'l'h1' S1-nior 'l'ri-lli-Y is Rl sa-i'x'icv clnh coin- clnh COIIlil'l'l'IlL'l'S ut clill'm'x-ilt tiinvs with Tri-Ili X I W l l i'.Lf 0 l9 'll WHS Wm'l4 .'5l t0g tlN'l' ll' organizations lvroni othvr towns. support thvn' school uncl COlIllllllllltV. XVith Xliss Sc-owclvn as tht-ir simonsor. thc-sc' A clnh snc-h as thai Senior Tri-lli-Y is in girls lmw- group cliscnssions, partir-s uncl thx-ir 2154841f00lll'St'lI00l. Svutvcl, CI4-lt to rightlz Clwvnclolyn Kim-lrlvr, l,lilll1' Kr-llv, Xlkll'Y Ala-ssio. l'l1Yllis 'l'inlu'y'. l irst Row: livtly Svwalll, lluth Stinv- tllIl'l, NLIIILW' Kiran-1', Stvllal Cooltson, Sully Nlilvs, lfllha-I Nlau' lloycl, AlllK'llil Ale-ssio, llnrlr:n'n llny, Nl1lI'Lftll'l'l llvns- lf-xx Soc-ontl Row: litlu-I llvcls-z'r, llm-lc-n Nluw-s, Ilorollw Alu-13 l'a1trit-in Mc- Cflxlnoncls, Nlmgzm-t ffm-lirznr, Sznnlrn Nlilnwr, .loaunw l i'yliiznu, Donna NVnl- lvr, Alnnn Siii'x'u'im. 'l'hirrl llow: Nllflllll Stvwnrt, Yvonnq- tlranll, Yxonnc' xvllIj.ft'l', l,nVonn4- lin- rlnlpli, l'nli'ic-in K1-rr, Sliirlm' lipping- 1-r, Xl'l'l'lIJ1 Kivlmlvr, Anni' Atclivson. Fourth llow: l'znlrim-in Arrow, Chan'- lollv Ilnllmi-rl, Plivllis Cilson, Nliss St-owrlvn. Svlxin lll'l'l'SK'lIyl, llnxvl Kilrloo, Doris Imilm-y, llill'lJill'2l Dv- Nlzirsh. SL-uh-fl, llvlt to righll: ll:n'lizn'n lloll- nmn, Xlzlrcln Nlnlqnl-4'n, Donna l,ntn'h- NNY. l irst Row: Kan' llnrlolpll, Ck-railtlinl' llf-nsvl, Nlairlvm- lm-, Snllx' lloclgson, li:ni'lmi'n lllHIlt'l,AI1lllll'l'xVilj.IIll'I', llvlvn Snvllvr, flurolyn Smith, Virginia Snaiilh, Nl.n'ilvn l.4'4', S1-conrl llow: .Inlin l iln-r, Marv XVy- galnl, l l1-clit lfznill, Sliirlc-y lCvnns, Bur- lmrai flonltvr, llirnn- Shorts, ,lonn flzilmgzlli, llosm- Brown, llvtty -lam' l'lUNlt'l'. 'l'hir4l Row: Carrol Uhr, Cluclys Fow- ll'l', Nlairilyn Itoclgm-rs, Carol Mutlmv, .Imam Nlosslorml, Nlnrgan'1't Crailnnn, llolu'rtu l'ngni, lCil1'4'n Bronson, l.Vllilil Hills, llorolln' NYzltll'. Fourth Row: QlI'llt't' Carroll, llklI'llill'3l llnnhann, Nlyrn lloolvl, llonnn Dv- Xlaursh, ffznwilvn l'laist4'r, ,Ianwt Kvrr, Ann Nic-linlson, Ann CIlzn'l4son, livniiiiu Cannon, ll1'lr'nSnytl4'r. lfiltli Row: Nlury Lon W'v:1x'c'l', -lncly Armstrong, l'm1'lmi'n llilllxirlx, l'lSlllL'l' Kllr-nn, -Ianu-I Kvrr, Snszln St-gnty, llurlmrn Clmlmiii, Shirlvy Mc-Kcv, Sllirlvy l'alvnc-, Sixth Row: l.illi4- 'I'nrnvr, llnth Mu- gw, Nzxncv Moon, Liclu Kilcloo, Ger- nlclinv Szivolsltis, Eilvvn Bvutty, Paul- inr' llc-vnolcls, Curolvn -Ionvs, Mrs. Por- rnw. Thr- xlnnior Tri-lli-Y is an chili for Frvslnnvn :intl Sophoniorv girls. This clnh clocs its he-st to t'l't'2lll', niuintnin, uncl vxtvncl thronghont thc' sc-hool :incl c-oinnnniity high stzlnclurcls ot Christ- . JM- .- CllilI'11C'tl'l'. Nlrs. Pcrrino is thc sponsor of this Ycry uct L-lnh. Yon can look for thc' girls of the lin Tri-lli-Y to hm' on llilllll whcn hvlp is iivcclccl. ' nunicll OFFICERS: Joann Moreland, Peggy Zahniser, Molly McBride, Marilyn Huff. First Row-Linda Johnson, Jane Glessner, Shirley Brown, Peggy Meadows, Martha Hanlon, Eleanor Bott, Sue Ann Rodgers. Second Row-Doris Crowell, Patricia Fitzgerald, Ruth Benshoft, Joan Bridges, Carolyn Easter, Betty Jo Armstrong, Peggy Ballantine. Third Row-Anne Bice, Pat Armstrong, Nancy Murphy, Helen Page, Lorraine Stroschein, Joanne Shellito, Nancy Gottlieb. Fourth Row-Shirley XVatson, Kathryn Ziccardi, Margie DePinto, Jane Barber, Nancy Moore, Mary King, Joann Nordstrom. Fifth Row-Miss Drake, Delia Meyers, Cloria Murphy, Joan Reeves, Shirley Fleming, Donna Shawgo, Phyllis Anderson. In A.C. the emphasis is on sports, and the girls seem to enjoy it. The Athletic Council, made up of approximately forty sports-minded girls, pro- vides an active school year for its members as they gaily hreeze through their round of games, tournaments, initiations, parties, and dances. The two higgest pro- jects of A.C., as it is fondly called, are the sponsoring of the llome- coming Dance and cele- hration, and the ordering of special jackets for its memhers. The spirit of this cluh and the way the girls work together help to make it one of the most energetic and successful clnhs in the school. First Row-XVilliain Thorne, Jon Perry, Robert Moore, Linda Johnson, John Nicholson, Rich- ard McFarland. Second Row-Jay Surrena, Daughn Brumhaugh, Ray McFarland, Ted Elder, Jere llohmann, Mr. Surrena. Mr. Harland Surrena, mur principal, is the popu- lar adviser of the Student Souncil, the schoolls stu- :lent government hody. The council meets on the same day as thc 'ABP' Jluhs. It is concerned, urimarily, with cluh act- vities, assemhly pro- grams, dances, and the nanv social affairs of our school. They represent :he student lmody hy stat- ng the students, views. The student council, thus, s our foremost demo- :ratie organization in the Jperation of Crove City lligh School. swam Knunczl 58 Olliccrsz 'l'cd Ifldcr, Il nlph flllll1X l'l llllx i'ilIl1'I', Olga Panini iighllz IH-ggi' linllaui- I lluth llcnslioll, SlIll'lt'Y Kiill'lN'llll'l', XV an l 1 1- 1' xlilfllll, lJi4'l4 Xlhlsoii, Sxlxiai I,l'l'1'H1'llYi, Nun- vy Kimora-, l,l1t'illc llusl. l'cg51x' fanlunisrr SlIl'l'4'llLl, Nlr 'I'urncr, Xlr. Nlc'K.lcllauiml, Nllss Soppitt, Miss Sunw- dvn, Xliss lianlu-i', Nliss lllllllllltill Jlonvfz, Sonic! , -,, 4-1' . u , . First Row, tlt-lt to img lvggx NVindcr, Second Row: Xlr. .-Xnothci' national 0l'g1lIllZilti0ll is our National Honor Socicty. Thc socicty is coniposcd ot lourtccn incmlwrs. Tha- 1'cqiii1'clm'iits to lnccomc ll nicmlwr :irc lor prospcctixc nicmhcrs to hc high in clun'a1ctcr. scholarship, lcudcrship, and scr- vicc. The- cluh is Ycry zictivc socially and thcir nicctings arc allways ol intvrcst to thcir incml'wrs. Tha- llc-lmtc Chili luke-s our Crow- Citfs mum- to tha- podinnis ol' inuny schools us thc-x' curry on thc ccnturics old pustimc ot' orul urguincntution. This. of conrsf-, involvcs many trips und occasional tournauncnts. Nliss nllhin, thc-ii' uhh- sponsor. givcs Qllillllllll' in tht- hnilding ol' dchzitc ln'im-ls that lmvc won quita- an fcw contm-sts for our orutors. Nlunv of tht- trips wc-rc sponsorcd lw tht- chilfs usscmlmly movic. I Qalzafa Olficcrs: C c o r g c lmw, Ralph Cnrlcy, Nanci' Nloorc. Lncillc ltnst First Row: Nlairtlm Sta-rrctt, liliz tl lv c t h XV4-lwr, Donna xvill- tor, ,QI o Rl n Gulmguu, Pcggx' NVindci'. linth Bcnsholl: Second Row: Cairo- lvn linstcr. Bcttx' jo Arnistrong, Nlurilynn llinvs. Ann Louisv Clnrlison. Shirlcy Can'- pcntcr. NY:1ltcr Nlairtin Third Row: Joann Nordstrom. Sliifrlcv Flcining, C an 1' o l y n AIUIIUN, john Nicholson, Nliss Allmin 'To inspire young men physically, morally, mentally, and spirituallyv is the yearly aim of the Senior Hi-Y. Sponsorship and activity mark the accomplish- ments of the organization. B Under the direction of Mr. Bowers, the boys vigorously pursue many activi- ties beneficial to the school and community, as well as the pleasurable pastime of interesting and stimulating meetings. i First Row, Cleft to rightj: David Black, Frank Karfes, David Hoagland, lack Vogus, Chauncey Bruce Second Row: Louis Moretti, Leon- ard Feldman, James Morewood, Paul Bowie, George Sidley, Ed Buxton Seated, Qlcft to rightlz Bill Moore, VVavnc Uber, Bob Mcflonnnon, Bill McConnell First Row: Lee NVright, XValter McNulty, Herbert Anderson, Ted Col- lar, Gary Young, Ralph VVard, Russell Hines, Robert Arnold, B11-nton Morley Second Row: Iamcs McKnight, Steve Vanchetz, Daniel Rossi, Arthur Samples, Stewart Long, Bob Richard- son, Bill Kelsev, Harry Vallcr Third Row: VValter Snyder, Dick Mathieson, Dave Blair, Frank Shaffer. Bob Heaslev, George Husband, Rocco Pnntereri, Dick Vogan Fourth Row: Cordon Shimmel, Willzlrcl Mathis-son, James In-ll, Lee johnson, Fred Faull, James Spatara. Mr. Remley The Junior Hi-Y sets high standards for its members when it advocates clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. A Christian or- ganization like this always holds devotions prior to its every other week meeting. The remainder of the meeting time is spent in varied entertainments. The purpose of the club: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian Characterf' G0 Ullit-t-rs: llit-is Nlhtson, llit-k Paxton, Ilttlnli Curlt-v, liusst-ll lluglu-s. First Row, lit-ll to rightl: Daivitl Blat-li, ut-l llttwtliornt-, liit-hurtl Crzihzun, Sccontl Row: lfrt-tl llt-lst-l, litlwairtl Klub 'lllll' bt-st National club in tht- high school, as you might know, is tht- Kt-y Club. Tbt- mt-mbt-rs gt-t notit-t- ol' its popular. pt-riotlic noon-hour mt-t-tings tht- morning bt-fort- tht- nit-t-ting. Of nrimt- iinporttinct- in this st-rvit-0 t-lub is tht- i't-gu- l.u' pzivmt-nt of stzltt- auitl national tlut-s. Our llnrton Atltuns, 'llllfllll2lS Ilitt-bt-y, Sum- lbrmtt- Nltirguglio, Tlitnntis Crt-gorv. Nlr. SlIl'l'l'll1l. Ptuntt-r, Ifrzmlt Kairlit-s, l'auil Bowit-, -Int-lt NVnlsh. Iltixitl Cilson, Mr. lluni- mt-l. Ullit-t-rs: -Iaunt-s Lou-lt-ss, lrt-nv XVht-r- rv, llullu Stunt-tlurl, Annt- Att-ht-son, lfirst Row, tit-it to riglillz -Iainit't- Xlllg- nt-r, Sliirlt-V l orsvllu-, hlottnnt- Dt-- Nlnrsli, Nlziry Sputuru, Sum Cut-rin, Nornm Stt-wurt, Alltkllllll' lfrylnaln, Pai- ti'it'in Cairpt-ntt-i'. St-contl Row: Ct-ortgv Cilson, lfrainlt Slmllt-r, llobt-rt Brown, Xv2lll1'l' l'z1ttt'r- son, Ilt-nnis Saumu-ls, Dalit- Pairltt-r, Antlrt-w Toth. 'l'ht- -Xrt Club's chit-f i.llllCti0ll is to supply ti t-lub lor thost- intt-rt-stt-tl in t-xprt-ssing tht-mst-lvt-s tlirougli urt. 'l'ht- Art Club, likt- many otbt-r t-lubs, has 171ll'tiltS untl stugt-s somt- kintl of t-ntt-r- tziinmt-nt for tht- st-bool. lCvt-rv vt-ar tht- invin- bt-rs ol tht- t-lub go on 1ltI'i1Jt0 Pittsburgh to visit tht- zinnuall Killliilllilllllk t-xllibit. During this visit Klub sponsor, Mr. llit-litirtl llummt-l, lt-it us wht-n lit- was t-ullt-tl to tht- st-rvit-t-g but our orgainimtitm mtmugt-tl to t-airry on tht- rt-st of tht- yt-ur. Tht- Kt-y Club is sponsort-tl by tht- Kiwanis Club untl is tl proving grountl for futurt- t-itizt-ns in our t-ommunity. st-t-ing il play or ti show art- high points on tht zlgt-ntln. All in till tht- Art Club luis ai vt-ry intt-r t-sting yt-ar. Two important rt-tiuirt-mt-nts ot tht- t-lub nrt that t-at-lr mt-mbt-r must turn in at lt-ust ont- pit- turt- t-vt-rv tl1rt-t- wt-t-ks. anti that t-vt-ryont- must ilttt-ntl ull mt-t-tings. ,x - -X, Q Ag 'A . . i Nx25Xw,s'.:f f- ': , V, ' . X FM f-3, 1 Xi, Q gg ..,. sm N R E X R 'E kg , W A M X TQ . 1' Top Row-Mary King, head majoretteg Peggy Ann Meadows Joan Bridges, Molly McBride Bottom Row-julia llolstcin, Shirley Brown, Nancy Murphy, Diana- Shorts .7111 ' A brass hand and highstepping majorettes and Hag twirlers-what could hc more exciting? It's a long way from first picking up a shiny baton until you can twirl it with ease and confidence to the fast rhythms of a Sousa march. If you don,t believe us, look in the halls in the late afternoons and see our majorettes working away hour after hour. The result was worthwhile, and these girls Wonit be forgotten for a long time. just to make sure that they won't, theyill help train next year's rookies. If you want spirit and determination, you,ll find it among this year's major- cttcs and Hag twirlers. 63 HALL DUTY First row flett to rightb Betty Sc-wall, Marlene Hale, Mona Lee Stull, Ethel Boyd, Martha Sterrett, Joann Moreland, Margaret Ballantine. Olga Pagni. Second row-Essie Robson, Gwendo- lyn Kichler, Margaret VVinder, Patricia Fitzgerald, Ruth Benshoff, Lucille Rust. Betty Jo Armstrong, Joan Black. Third row-Patricia Stinedurf. Mar- garet Thompson, Delia Meyers, Patricia Kerr, Joanne Shellito. Mary Lou Ziceardi, Joanne Fryman, Margaret Zahnizer. Fourth row -- Marilynn Hines, Joann Nordstrom, Margie DL-Pinto. Nancy Moore. Eileen Schlieht, Shirley Carpen- ter, Kathryn YVinder, Sylvia Perensenyi, Miss Barber. Fifth row - Sara Onnond, Dolores Maddalena, Thomas Ritchey, Jack VValsh, George Law, Glenn Filer. XVil- liam Shaw, VValter Martin, Paul Me- Kenzie. STREET GUARDS Seated Qleft to right? Ralph Curley, Russell Hughes. First row-David Black, Burton Ad- ams, Donald Stull. Thomas Gregory. Second row-Edward Painter, Frank Karfes, David Gilson, Mr. Surrena. OFFICE PRACTICE First row-Jane Glessner, Sally Miles. Mona Stull, Mary Alessio, Marjorie Den- iker, Roherta Forsythe, Gwendolyn Kieh- ler. Second row - Mary Jane Troiano. Joanne Fryinan, Nancy Gottlieb, Helen Mayes, Nancy Dickson, Esther Kohl- meyer, Dorothy Alter. Third row-Mary King, Phyllis An- derson, Delia Meyers, Miss Coyer. Gloria Murphy, Dolores Maddalena, Molly Mc- Bride. LIBRARY AIDES Officers 1 Peilily Ballantine, lrneille ltust, Margie DePinto, First row-Betty St-wall, Barbara Ba- rone, Linda Johnson, lulia Filer. Lihliy NVQ-ln-r, Olga Pagni, Peggy NVinder. Second row-Patty Fitzgerald, hetty Jo Armstrong, Betty Foster, LaVonne Rudolph, Patricia Kerr, Helen Snyder, Margaret Tliompson. Third row-Joann Nordstrom, Nancy Moore. Barbara l-loftnian, Eile e n Fchlieht, Ervia Alessio, Charlotte Hul- iert. Fourth row-Phyllis Cilson. Shirley Johnson. Shirley Fleming. Pauline Rey- nolds. CLERICAL PRACTICE First row-Diane Kelly, Pauline Kel- ly, Shirley Coryea, Mary Lou Ziccardi, Pearl Haggerty, Pauline YValter, Mar- lene Hale. Second row-Fannie Mathieson, Carol XVardle, Agnes Clough, VVinitred Shat- ter, Joan MeCandless, Lois Perrine, Donna DeMarsh. Third row-Miss Coyer, Dick McFar- land, Dean Hancock, Neil McFadden, Patricia Arrow. STAGE CREWV First row-Fred Ilelsel, Paul MeKen- lie, Edward Painter. Second R0w1Jim lNIcFarland, Dale McFadden, Clinton Cornelius, Bill Thorne. Third row-Gerald Myers, Delbert Moon, Dick XVatson, XVa1ter Patterson. G-1 Vx Au: H -W , -Pu , 9 f' 3 . Q' ' - 1W'pl- .: XA S 4' WH - 7 1 , 1 'LZ wx AQ Q 70 I f fm, uaunlxl , ' '47 U L'-ffl? .f 'Q Qi-'55 fi' l X X xXxXX X nu,- QL U 'Siu ,E if Xu 'RWE 3 , sl Vgfi. 451 1311 iim ' 1 2 E22 122 I JW 1 1-gl, fff lf1 -.J -L i t '1 1 X -'SE .?EEi.f FISA-'I ug x i? L M151 ft X-'S uh' fayv' ,- I Q 5' f Q ,lj 'r, ' , . uf ' ,v ,Q u 6 ,L , fn' s., -X 5 AN WP f y -:T 1 .- , ,, ' Y . :Ji r - 1 ,,- A+' LI P VL , yll - ' 5 . , , r fx, T ', V I 1 ,,' lfr ,,2N,' ' If .. Us , L f 5 , , f 591 Q. 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Koenig, I. Shaffer, J. Surrena, T. Gregory, J. Perry, W. Sheiber, D. Moore. Second row-R. NVest, R. Hamilton, E. Buxton, R. Savolskis, C. Getz, D. Bovard, D. VVilliams, T. Elder, R. Brown, G. Sidley, D. McCoy, D. Shesman, C. Monte-lone. R. Lenkner, D. Black. Third row-R. Yurchison, R. Guarnieri, L. Moretti, 1. Errera, R. Vogan, VV. Thorne, R. Sopher, R. Fehrs, R. Rice, N. Hoffman, G. Gregory, K. Dunn, C. Bruce, D. Hedglin, P. Tsompanos. Fourth row-C. Pierce, R. Urey, D. Garner, J. Caccamo, D. Blair, I McCandless, D. Parker, R. Osborne, A. Parfinskv, D. Jones, R. Thompson, R. Puntureri, ll. -Miller, L. Covert, NV. Bonner, R. Mathieson, R. YVard, E. Painter. Coaches: Mr. Kenneth NVestlake. Mr. XVade Skelton, and Mr. Eugene Forker. Jvofbal H Xvltll only six lettermen returning for the 1950 season, the Grovers came through in great fashion to Win the Mercer County Championship. Facing a stiff nine game schedule, the Eagles came out on top four times. Included in these Wins were Oil City, Mercer, Franklin, and Green- ville. Two losses were received at the hands of Beaver Falls and Butler. Three ties Were played with Brookfield, Sharpsville, and Hickory. Altogether, the Eagles scored 94 points against their opponents 87. Probably most out- standing Was the Groveris defense. The seven class A Schools which the Grovers played were able to score only 20 points. This is an average of about three a game. Leading the scoring par- ade for the Grovers was end Don McCoy, who had 24 points. Other scorers were Bill Thorne, 19, Dick Fehrs, 12, Red Hoffman, 12, Dick Sop- her, 12, Ralph Rice, 6, Ken Dunn, 6, Dale Shes- man, 2, Pete Koenig, 1. Much of the success of this team must be given to Head Coach Eugene Forker, and his assistants, Kenneth VVestlake, Wade Skelton, and Richard Hummel. A victory banquet for the football team was also held. The mothers of the players gave this successful supper. On December 6, Co-captains Ted Elder and Dick Fehrs accepted the Championship Trophy from Coach Forker in a student assembly. Eight of this yearis regulars will graduate in June. Included are Clyde Getz, George Sidley, Don VVilliams, Ted Elder, Dick Sopher, Norman Hoffman, Ralph Rice, and Dick Fehrs. Beaver Falls-A grccn and incxpcricnccd Crovcr tcaun took on the Bcavcr Falls Tigcrs in tln- opt-ning contcst of tht- ycar. XVith cycrvthing clicking for tha- Tigcrs and nothing going right for thc Clrovcrs, tht- locals rccciyccl a 35-0 troun- cing. Oil Citv-This was thc Eaglcs first hoinc gganic, and thcy avcngcd last ycar's dcfc-at hy downing thc Oilcrs I4-0. On tht- fourth play of thc game-, Dick lfchrs wcnt 67 yards for tht- Clrovcrs' first touchdown. ln tht- sccond quartcr, rliininotivc licd llolfman took an Uilcr punt, lialxcd a hand-olli to Fchrs, and spcd 35 yards for ilu- sccond touchdown. Bill Thornc convcrtcd cach tilnc. Butler-Traycling to liutlcr, tht- Haglcs Wcrc hcatcn Iw a 32-6 scorc. This Butlvr tcani won tht- statc lV.l'.l.:X.l,. Titlc and was undcfcatcd in scasonal play. A pass from Fchrs to Xlcffoy was good lor tht- llrorcrs' lonc scorc. Brookfield-Thc liaglcs lmttlvd tht- XVarriors to a fi-fi dcadlock. Although loading in statistics, tht- liaglcs could scorc only oncc. This scorc cainc on a 45 yard run hy Bill Thornc. Our Editor gets his man. Mercer-Mcrccr was no match for the Eaglcs as thcy handcd the Mustangs a 41-0 lick- ing. Tha- highlight of this ganic was Bill Thorne-'s S2 yard run-hack of thc sc-cond half kick-oft. Othcrs scoring touchdowns wc-rc Nlcfloy, Fchrs, Sophcr, llottman, and Dunn. Franklin-Attcr dcfcating Nlcrccr. thc Eag- le-s wcrc again victorious oycr Franklin. cdging thcni 7-0 in a hard fought contcst. A pass from Fchrs to Mc-Coy rc-sultcd in tht- only touchdown. Greenville-This ycar's inost cxciting ganic showcd the Fiaglcs coming from hchind to aycngc last ycaris loss to thc Crccnyillc Trojans. last ycar's District Champs. Dick Sophcr scorcd the first touchdown on an oit tacklc play. and a pa:-is from Fchrs to McCoy proyvd to hc thc winning touchdown. Sharpsville--Playing the-ir hcst dcfcnsiyc Qanic ot tha- ycar, tht- Eaglcs lu-ld a dctcrinincd Sharpsyillc clcvcn to a scorclcss tic. Hickory-Closing tlu- scason. thc favorcd Croycrs had to come- from hchind to tic a tar from strong. hut dctcrmincd Hickory clcvcn. 7-T. lticc had tha- only scorc for tht- Croycrs on a linc nlungc. This was thc Hnalv for scvcral of thc Eaglcs. Red coming in for the kill 5 2613 vi , . my. .. , .. Q M Q 1 KARFAELO ,mbilffllf NE A N -'iff . . 4 V 5, ,W , . .EI -,.. E-Z W W1 1 ' -E:- ' QE ' 5 ' . 5 , R4 ,Ch une , avg! Eg? ' :,,., k 2 4 5 -'.' v fo , 1 9 :.A QW -1 kg M gf Q ., G 1,-2, W Q ' .K .iw H as X Q ::,.. j-fi g 1 K Q ,Q , Dams . ., 'f,: p 1 rf is ,. 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'l'I1t- lfalqit-s ss-tiiwci xititm'ivs mei' Stunt'- lumi tuiw, lfmiiitliii, tli't-viixiiis-, Cm-iiratiitoii, ami tliv nthiiiini. lmssvs wr-rt' tu llit'imi'y, N1t'l'l't'I', 5iiz1rpsxiih', Oil tlity, 'l'itusxilh- twin-1' 1'ill'iI, :tml hum- civil-tits to lfrqiiiltliiu, fitlt'ilI'ttIlitiII klllti 1111-t-iixiiiv, Aitu5.5t-tlit'1', tht- l'f.tgh-s st-tirml H50 puiiits tor it it-1.7 point per gaunt- aiu-i'atLf:'. xxhih- uppnsitimi st-ure-ci USN points for at 49.2 .lXt'l'1tLf1' in-r gatiiiv. 'l'litA st-on-s were its iitiiirmwsz Cl1'm't' Cfitx Crmt- City tlrmt' Litx Urmt' Citi tl1'm'v Ciitx Clinic' Citx Alumni Slmrpsx illn- Crs't'i1x'iiit' Uii Citx' Nil'l'L't'l' Ctmcilraiilttm Din-it lfchrs. sviiirii' gtlilfti. won the imhx lllll li su ll iitmm' with QOI puiiits in 19 QLIIIIVS. Dick also ieci t st-txivs htst yt-ur with 157 points. llis itil points in QZIIIIOS ut-re good for at l0.6 nw-rttgt' por gaum-. 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The Mulch Results: Shall-wr IT lffnsl l.ix4-rpuul . 1:3 'l'itllSXiHl' , IS Warn-n 8 U1'v4'llxiH1' . 734 Oil Ciix' 25 'l'illxsx'illc' ll c:l'L'l'IlYiHl' 531 xv2ll'l'l'll , IS Oil Citv 30 Opponclnts 205 ,llllt1'I'l'l'l t:l'0Yl Crux 1' ff Crm 1' C' Urmm Crum Crunk C' Crum' C f:l'lbX'L Crum- C Crow' f' Crovv C 1ll'lli'I'l'l. Dau' NYc'hstvx', and itv 2-1 itx' 29 itx' 55 ity 237 itv 9 ity . 23 itv 532 itx' Sl ity 126 ih' . lfl ity 23:3 'X a,g mmxfzfgx X 3 Qi 1 i E Mmm! K. 55.4 . W b k is Rfk lx X if Kiwi' x M . r I' , . 2 ,.,,. ,... 5 x g Y 3 X E E x w? Q w 1 i . 'Si fa? 2 X? 113 - ' , x K x 2 , :., V ff 'KK l z xg A .,.. . ,Xa Q , ' X iw Q 4., ., L2 ,, .3-nyx 4 mmm, f The Freshmen jump for it. Swcznling out an free shot. The juyvcus - tom0rrow's varsity. Strain those muscles, boys. 75 afmwmmq, gwmam Top Cleft to rightj: Co-Captain Ted Elderg Aide Peggy Winderg Queen Peggy Ballantineg Aide Nancy Cottliebg Co-Captain Dick Fehrs. Bottom: Tcam receiving last minute instructions from Coach Forker, The above pictures were borrowed from the Grover Star edition of the Homecoming Game with Sharpsville. The people in the above pictures were the main attractions of the Homecoming festivitv. Queen Peggy and Aides Nancy and Peggy reigned over the Homecoming game and dance. Co-captain Dick Fehrs crown- ed Queen Peggy at the halftime ceremonies. The game ended in a hard fought 0-O dead- lock. The Queen, aides, team members, and townspeople were then entertained by jerry Ed- wardis orchestra at the annual dance. 7967 hbzqa, JD gpm 7967 September 5. We just met Ralph Gurley entering Grove City High School in his final at- tempt to graduate from the academic course. September 29. While visiting in New York, we ran across Dick Sopher in FIFI,S EXCLU- SIVE BEAUTY SALON trying to revive a vast acreage of balding scalp. October 7. We received a letter from Sara Ormond who just broke all national records by marrying her eleventh husband. Inciden- tally, the Cgentleman is a multi-millionaire from the oil fiel s of Texas. October 20. While walking through Central Park we met Dick Paxton readin the latest copy of the STAR to his twelve little ciildren. By the way, Dick is production manager at United Press. November 7. We just sat down to rest and picked up a newspaper. We were pleased to learn that Peggy Zahniser and Ioann Moreland are making their name in the field of medicine. November 15. On our trip to Atlantic City, we stopped by to meet the recently crowned MISS AMERICA, Violet Detisch. We bumped into one of the judges, our own Dick Watson, who over the years had become a connoisseur of American womanhood. November 27. Recently, in the Carnegie Library, we met the curator of books in Germanic literature, Donald P. Williams. December 5. Crossing the street at 42nd and Broadway, the cameraman on the corner shouted, Hi',! It was an alumnus of G.C.H.S., Frank Elder. Surrounding him on both sides were billboards with Peggy Winder, as a Pow- eris model, advertising The Soap for Beautiful Womenu. December 28. The latest Broadway show that's even breaking the records of the stage hit OKLAHOMA features Olga Pagni. She's a bright and shining light on Broadway this year. She is being courted by the townis No. fl bache- lor, Ted Elder, the baggy-pants comedian, who pl ed ten years ago with her in RICH MAN, POOR MAN at G.C.H.S. january 14. Miss Gloria Murphy announ- fred her june wedding plans The gentleman in- volved is a Mr., Earl Richards. january 24. Stopped by at C.C.H.S. to see Dr. Mowls. We were surprised that he has de- cided to take life easy and is working to ten 0'- clock in the evening now. February 21. We read in the Post Gazette that Chauncy Bruce has replaced Willy Hoppe as the nation's greatest billiards expert. February 29. The trip to Harrisburg was more fun than ever this summer. The group in- cluded the twins of Dick Paxton, the dau hter of Terry Gill, and the little redheaded tripllets be- longing to Red Webster. Of course, the parents tagged along. We all visited the recently elected governor, Walter Martin. March 5. Essie Robson appeared last week at the Syria Mosque as prima-ballerina with THE BALLET RUSSE DE MONTE CARLO. March 19. Dick Fehrs started spring train- ing with the Pittsburgh Pirates. March 31. Pat Arrow just replaced Louella Parsons as gossip columnist on the West Coast. April 1. Bill Shaw is still the nation's No. 1 fool. April 5. George Law in a skillful debate put Soviet Representative Malik in his place before a world-wide television audience. April 19. We just received word that Nancy Moore, Shirley Carpehter, and Roberta F orsvthe pooled their pennies to buy a new edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica. By the way, the girls are co-commandants of the West Point Military Academy. April 30. Marilynn Hines and Suzanne Shaff- er are editing the noted clothes magazine for women, VAGUE. May 7. At the tenth reunion of the class of '51 Gene Gregory, the one 'tme bashful boy, spoke. This reunion united quite a few of the characters of the class of '51. May 12. We stopped off at Polk to inquire about the condition of our former advisor W. S. E. Coleman. We found that he is slowly recov- ering from a strenuous year with the staff of 1951. We, the feature writers, were shocked to wake up and find we had Written this about Grove Cityites 'ten years from now. We wonder if afmavg, 'rm Listed on the next page are the generous merchants and businessmen who contributed to aid in assuring the publishing to this yearis Pine Knot. While space is limited, we hope you will look at these names as carefully as you would at a more spectacular full page advertisement, for without these contributions, our Pine Knot would soon have to discontinue publication. It indeed takes a civic minded person to have the generosity to contribute to the pages of a student publication that reaches a relatively limited audience. Our advertisers are such people. Appreciate their donations and look at and re- member their names, without them this book would not be possible. Thanks to our guarantors, contributors, and donors, thanks for your aid and confidence. THE PINE KNOT STAFF OF 1951 78 J1wpaffwMDg4f1m191p1m Ccmpcr-Bcssienier Corp. First National Bank Bowie Coal Co. Broac Street Garage Carson Finance Co. Creighton Dress Shop Crescent Gift Shop Dc-France Drug Store Dunmire Cleaners Ed's Men Shop Grove City Sports Shop Grove City Store Harshaw's Insurance and Re Candylancl Clarkson's Furniture Store Dad's Restaurant Dick's Tog Shop El Gra Fashions Grove City Newscenter Grove City Reporter Herald Hogue Motors Geo. I. Howe Co. Inc. Ideal Bakery Jay Gregg Grocery Bashlin Co. jim Hughes Oldsmobile GUARANTORS The Grove City National Bank Town and Country Studio CONTRIBUTORS DONORS al Estate Young's Print -Shop T9 Guthrie and Lee Theaters J. G. Penney Co. King's Boot Shop MeKay's Insurance Meadow Gold Dairies Morris Children Shop G. C. Murphy Co. Nelson Flower Shop Penn Grove Hotel Ritchev,s Hatchery Sloan and Bailey Hardware Stewart's Furniture Store Mechleris Electric Shop Peden,s jewelry Store Royal Jewelry Store Russell Roll jeweler Shaffefs Wall Paper and Paint Shelley's Furniture Store Shirals Drug Store Shontz and Myers Clothing Union Heat and Light Watson's Feed Store Wilson Company McCandless Insurance S. I. Webb +f,j,o-36 - jf 1, f x 'MMM' ip Us vw ,W 'Q - V A vi -J ' f id.fjL! Jgjjjly Af? 'LL fl Amt ll f ffffwff 43 Q4 datum me .xx w WW, Q., 91:-f 'iv NI' War Ei f l 7. wyffiif ,No 6 MQW 755 ' mf .sy im R Q 'x A 0 at ' QW? W Z F vi 'N fmiiffifwy 95514 KE? U . MV . P Q 1 ,Y K' 0 ' f o w .jf Ag MW X WX 1 Kl??4P?fb gig- 2 Ely, AM - ' va e 5 L. ,, ' 0- So' 5 5 5 5 5 s 5 + 1 ,.f f H'1? f1'ff , .