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

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The expressions on the faces of your classmates and teachers were snapped by photographer Dresch with a second's click of his camerag ibut, through this book, they will be preserved for all time. O O O I O O I 4 ----.-.,-,.q-,g,,.,- TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Seniors Unclerclassmen .lunior High Student Activities Athletics 6-23 24-5l 52-65 66-85 86-107 108-l26 ADV ENTU lib H 415ll'Nll'4N Dr. J. B. Herrick, Superintendent A background of broad and liberal education is combined with conscientious administrative abili- ties in the Junior High Principal, Robert McMichael. Mr. McMichael graduated from Slippery Rock State Teachers College and received his M. in Ed. de- gree at Penn State. Assuming his capacities here in 1956, he previously was on the faculty at Marion and Fairview Township Schools where he taught ge- ography, science, social studies, and English. Mr. Robert McMichael, Junior High Principal 8 Dr. Jack B. Herrick began serving as the Superintendent of Grove City joint Consolidated Schools in 1956. A B.S. in Education graduate of Slip- pery Rock State Teachers College in 1942, he received his M. in Education and Dr. in Education degrees from Pitt University. Before coming to Grove City, he taught science and math at Evans City and, later, biology at But- ler I-ligh School. He was also direc- tor of the adult evening school while at Butler. His strong character, friendliness, and devotion to needs of students have imparted to our schools a distinctive spirit and high ideals . . ' x Mr. Albert Skelton, Senior High Principal Mr. Albert R. Skelton assumed the duties of Senior High Principal two and a half years ago. Since that time, he has worked tirelessly toward making Grove City Senior High School a better place in which to live and learn. Principal Skel- ton received his B. S. degree from Thiel College and his M. A. in Education at Allegheny College He served for four years as principal at Port Al- legany, Pa. before coming to our school. 9 rift., x ,-....i1- Mr. E. W. Swarts, Business Manager Miss Ruth Snezick, Secretary to Mr. McMichael ,f.,:'aXJ:4 3 Wexiwdiii . - 5 -zes- r 3 1 1 'fi K Q 'F Miss Mary Ann Sholtis, Secretary to Dr. Heuick GFFICE PERSONNEL Miss Emiline Patterson, Secretary to Mr. Swarts X Mrs. Mabel Caldwell, Secretary to Mr. Skelton v--no., -.. Mrs. Helen Sutton, Latin, English 3,1 Miss Joan Stuck: English Mrs. Alice Ketlerg English , 3 4 . Q :V L . 6-' gf Q i Q I N 500 -1-49' Mr. Nial McCamey: English, Sales and Law LANGUAGES Complete, effective communication through four phases--writing, speaking, reading, listening --is the goal of the language department in our school. These goals are reached in the following ways: writing by research papers, themes, essays, short stories, and various types of letters: speaking through courses on a three-level basis--compulsory in the sophomore level and elective in the junior and senior years: and reading through studies in classic and modern literature. Besides our native American English, the depart ment offers three foreign languages--Latin, whose vocabulary forms a large part of our scientific and legal words, and French and Spanish, which help in understanding other societies . Mr. John Shultzg English 10 Mrs. Donna Stumpffg Speech Mr. Robert Gates: Latin, English Exgx . ii. jfs. Q33 ., , , .W K H 8 , ,,, M. ,- - Miss Sally Soppittg English i Mrs. Agnes Davis: English Mrs. Frances Easter: French, Spanish FVF' M Br Miss Julia McCartney: English Mr. Roy Kaupe: Biology Mr. Samuel Bowers: Chemistry, Biology SCIENCE T' I neers. X '5 .f X ng' I K, - 'ili- As man's goal of reaching the moon becomes nearer a reality every day, our country faces an ev er-increasing need for trained scientists and engi- We at Grove City are endeavoring to prepare all students to live in a world of rapidly changing e conditions of life by helping them to understand the in 'g , hmm known facts . e methods of the research scientists, to find answers for themselves, and to think clearly on the basis of Science is an unconquered dream, a dream Mr. Dale Opitz: Science --the students of today. i if it lffiwft ' if Y i - I 'I Mr. Homer Christieg Gen. Science Mr. John Turner: Physics. SCiSI1Ce 12 which will be partially realized by future scientists N Q 1- QL: X Sa Mr. Ben Adanisg Science Science Fair Winners Science Fa ir Exhibit l '-1 Mr. Christie in action Q 'N5iQi5'W X .na L - F7 f E 'E I ' 1, -A Mr. Bowers explains problem to Williams and Shaw Chemistry class solves equation 13 Miss Lucile Uber: Algebra Mr. James Hasselg Math, Algebra, Geometry MATHEMATICS Today man is entering a vast new world of knowl edge where such terms as automation, high-speed computors, and satellites become everyday vocabu- -I Mr. Daniel Remleyg Math lary. In this highly technical age, mathematics is indispensable . Grove City High School is striving to keep pace with these modern trends by presenting new opportu- nities to its students through additional teachers and Subjects in this field. In this way, we are following state-recommended courses to train students in mod ern mathematic techniques . Miss Martha Hosakg Math, Geometry, Algebra Mr. Myers Hoffmang General Math, Business Arithmetic Mr. James Thomson: Math 4 ' Nm J' Mr. Wade Skeltong Algebra, Geometry, Trig. BUSINESS Business courses at Grove City High School are offered in great variety. These are not only for the student interested in pursuing a business career but also for those who wish to use some skills, such as typing or bookkeeping, in personal life. In addition students take shorthand, clerical and office practice sales and law. All of these subjects are to help a student prepare for a more successful life, both in the everyday duties of the home and on the job. 1 7 N P Mr. Glenn Miller: Math Mrs. Ruth Wellington: Business Mrs. Eleanor Niece: Typing 15 Mrs. Alice Coyerg Business x an-'ls si ..p...- :r Miss Leona Taggartg History Miss Mary Barberg History SOCIAL STUDIES The wonders of the world and its people are brought to students through social studies . Sophomores study other people and their lands and seniors analyze the complexities of modern society in Problems of Democracy classes. p It is through social studies that students de- l velop an appreciation for past events and a clear- t er forecast of the future. Mrs. Helen Uber: History Gfaumcram fzsurm, , mmnmmq .5 Mr. David McC1e11andg Problems of Democracy d Mr. E ward Cochraneg History 16 through World History: juniors gain an understand- ing of their own country through American History' I xxx X 'I I 41 M . Ji' O 5, I Miss Clara MCCM15 History Miss Eleanor Barnes: History Mr. Allen McCullough: History ..a-0 '! '? 34 wwmwm K 1 A NN i ox ff: ii M .,. A Mr. Robert Crawford: Geography fi-.-3.-. X Mr. John Hummel: History ,0 Q 13.49 Mr. Charles Noelp Geography Z Miss Marilyn Bolamg Music Supervisor if MX Jlwylfx Mr. Frederick Behringerg Industrial Arrs FINE ARTS AND Mr. Edward Iohnsong Art ,,p-ff INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Lew Matthewsg Music Supervisor Mr. Paul Flemingg Industrial Arts The study of music and art brings to the 'E- foreground many of the hidden talents lying dormant in youth. With a little coaching and a few suggestions, this activity might well be the initial Step in the choice of a life- time career or hobby . The music program at Grove City pro- vides an outlet for all interested students through practice and performance with large groups and with small ensembles. The de- partment's major project is the annual pres- entation of a concert during the Christmas season. Industrial Arts, a part of our general ed- ucation, helps to teach good habits and at- titudes , to develop creative and experimen- tal abilities, to provide for better and hap- pier homes by making for more discerning buyers, for caring properly for the many me- chanical things which surround us in every- day life, and to provide an opportunity for exploring the many areas of industry. These various courses enable students to share creative ideas with classmates who have similar interests. Mr. Grant Thompson: Music Supervisor X2 fd - f Instructor explaining to Junior High students Mr. Glenn Adams, Industrial Arts 'Q4 44 Q7 1...- x -'X Miss Annabelle Hamilton Librarian, Senior High SPECIALIZED FIELDS Vocational agriculture, driver training, guidance, library, science and special education complete the coverage of the varied courses and services offered in our school. These Specialized fields in educa- tion enable our students to gain a broader scope of learning for life . Mrs. Jane Williamsong Nurse Miss Marian Reed: U Hygiemst K A Q Y K f'-f Mrs. Mila Bovard: Homemaking Miss Esther Urey: Guidance, Senior High I -vm l u' 1 ' rx.. ,,-Y., if MVT PHYSICAL EDUCATION The program of the physical education department at Grove City High School is based mainly upon one idea--that each student should develop himself physically while learning to grow in sportsmanship and character through participation with others. The gym classes offer many diversi- fied activities. Girls enjoy modern and square dancing, tumbling, badminton, volley ball, basketball, soccer, deck ten- nis, duck pin bowling, and softball. Boys participate in wrestling, touch football, mushball, track fundamentals, soccer, basketball, tumbling, and rope work. Qin Y A--,. , . Mr. Eugene Forker, Health, World History 1 Miss Marlene Thompson: Health, Physical Education 3 T 5 ,,g,.Qf 5 K? 2 Q c E s 4 3 8 1f,.ra...,,,,1 , Q i f ' f fl ' , 5 1 .ut ,' 3 Nab. Ui-R74 f 1- ' Q L . Mr. Richard Bestwick, Physical Education ,ffm w 2 - ' ' rifgifszs - e ' Q vi : S M Q of Mr. Earl Zinkham, Physical Education uvy , HOME ECONOMICS To become a better citizen in the home, school and com- munity, individuals often desire the kind of assistance offered by the Home Economics Depart- ment. Here girls can gain com- petence in the skills of home- making, and in the ability to manage a household. There is opportunity provid- ed for growth in social poise and many phases of family liv- ing. vi A -Q X - ,f I I Q, H, uu- Mrs. Kaye Shultz, Homemaking ll .-ng' 2 5 311-4' 4 Miss Eleanor Lewis, Homemaking, Pre-C1inica.l, Advanced Sewing Miss Mila Bovard, Homemaking i 1 1 NNW n Q Carlson, Rollins, Blakely in Library 23 W xg Adams , Dennis Adams , Gary Alessio , Sylvia Allen, Emily Allen , janet SE 3 Q! IDRS A Armstrong, David i Armour , Thomas '59 Babcock, Thomas Baltau , Shirley Barone , Gary Bartholomew , Mary Beech , Beclry Biel , Charles Billick, Dean Birnley , Sarah Blakely , Judith Ann Boyd , Robert Braine , Robert wr . L ru, Buckley . Merritt Brophy , Eileen Brown, Kay Cameron, Loy SENIORS Carlson, Betty '59 Collins , Janis Cooke , Bob Covert , Florence Covert , Tom Coyer , Walter W at Cressman , Judy Cunningham , Gary 29 Demarsh, Judy Dillaman, Mary Ellen Dittrich , Ted Douglass , Earl K. 5 Q, K , Dunn , Richard Dresch, Lewis Eaker, james Durnbroski , Frances 30 SENIORS Eaken , Becky I 59 Eccles , Sue Englehart , Robert Evans , David Fagan, Robert N . Farren, Gary Fascetti , Lynne Fehrs , Tom Filer , Nancy . ' I x. ut ' Q 1--E' 3, Wifi-ff-1-it A 'Y l.Q.M,'A'. Fitch , Michael Forsythe , Gary Freeman , Dotty Gladd , Rose Marie SENICRS Gerber , Howard Gills , Caryl Graf, Judy Gregory , Kathy Grim , Russell 59 Grundy , Carolyn Hamelly , Elizabeth Harmon, Susan Has sel , Robert Heasley , Margie Heasley , Shirley 33 Hedglin, Glenn E Hedglin, Patty Henry , Arthur Henry , Janet SENIORS Hockenberry , Louise Hildebrand , Virginia Hoagland , Judith Ann 34 Hockenberry , Richard Horam , Judi Lynn '59 I-Iousler, Gerald Hovis , Cynthia Johns , Sandra ,- ny .Qui el W. e Jones , Edith Hummel, Ed JOHSS . Dotty Kelsey , Mary Beth Jones , Marian 35 King, Vonnie J. Knapp , Margaret Knauff , Donald Ladd , Kaye Knight , Phyllis Liston, Ronald Kozakovsky , Judy 36 SENIORS Lmnley , Carole '59 Lumley , jane McCartney, Nancy McConnell, Evelyn Mc Cullough , Patty McFadden, Dan McCutcheon, Barbara MCF all , jerry 37 .U V Mc Ferren, Katherine McGill , Ted McKnight, Betty Jane McNees, Carolyn Malkowski , Christel McNeish, Joan Mart1n, Geceha McWilliams , Frank 38 SENIORS Mathay , Edward '59 Messina , Michael Milner , David Miller , Francise Montgomery , Barbara 3 Moore , Peggy Montgomery , Joel Nordum , Pauline 39 Olin, Lee Ann Osbome , Susan Pettinato, Rose Marie Polar, Frank N i Reynolds , Elizabeth SENIORS Poole , Sandra Rayl , William 40 Reynolds , Martha ,. f - 1 I T 1 Riddle, Fred '59 Robson. Terry Roddy , james Rodgers , Robert Rodgers , Carol Rodgers , Richard I Rollins , Martha Scell , john BJ , , - fg.. 4 'RW ,Q f 1 r,- 1 Vymnd sigh, Schetrom , Ralph Shaffer, Marilynn Shaw , Kay Shaw , Vonnie Slater , James Shawgo, Judy Sigut , Nancy 42 Slonka , Robert SENIORS Sm ith , Edward '59 Spanberger , Helen Spanglehour , James Spatara, Frank Steffee , Joyce Stevens , David Stewart , Marcia Stodolak, Tony 43 -4 . 1 V If Styerst , David Thompson, Ted .H .wx 11 ,, A 1' Todarello, Thomas Trunick , Ronald Vath . Mary jane SENIDRS Truran, Gerald Uber , Lydia 44 Wardle , Gay Welker , Byron '59 5 Welton , Brenda Welton , Eleanor Westlake , Kay White , Nick Williams , Ilene Wigman, Barbara Williamson , Wanda 45 Wilson, Roberta Winger , Dennis Woods , Leroy Worley , Ronald SENIORS Wygal , Robert Q Worz , Wanda Wray , Dorothy 46 Young , james Zenobi , Elizabeth '59 t Ziccardi , james f Senior Play Cast i ssii i sss, . QQ F T 1 I l I 1st Row: Sandy Johns, Ilene Williams, Sue Harmon 2nd Row: Dave Milner, Peggy Knapp, Ed Hummel, Judy Blakely, Janet Henry, Kaye Ladd, Sue Eccles, Sandy Poole, Betty Jane McKnight 3rd Row: Charles Biel, Bill Rayl, Marilynn Shaffer, Tom Armour, Bob Englehart, Barb Wigman, Frank Po- lar, Mike Fitch, Dean Billick, Fred Riddle, Muffie Rollins, Mary Beth Kelsey FLOWER: Lily of the Valley COLORS: Aqua and White MOTTO: Every Man Is The Architect Of His Own Fortune PROM THEME: Nightclubbing HEADLINING: Billy and LiIy SENIOR PLAY: Onions in the Stew HOMECOMING COURT: Queen-Ilene Williams Platters Perform for Prom Herb Reed, Tony Williams, Zola Taylor, Paul Robi, Dave Aides-Kay Westlake, Libby Zenobi Lynch ADVISORS: a 5 J Miss Barnes Mr. McClelland l Miss Taggart Mrs. Stumpff Miss Soppitt ..,,. ADAMS. DENNIS 817 Llncoln Avenue General ADAMS, GARY 105 Dale Street Academlc Stage Crew 3: Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.2: Junlor Class Productlon 3: Mono- gram Club 3.4. ALESSJO. SYLVIA R.D. I2 Volant. Pa. Business DramatlcClub2.3.4: Grover Star 3.4: Literary Club 2.8.4: LlbraryAldes2.3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Student Council 4: Art Club 3. ALLEN, EMILY 122 Harvard Street Academlc A.C. 2.8.4: Band 1.2.3 Llbrarlan, 4 Chairman: Grover Star 1.2.3: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2. ALLEN, JANET 115 will Cbeillllll SUB!! Business F.B.L.A. 2.3.4: 'rn-H1-Y 1,2,a,4. ARMOIJR. THOMAS 427 East Washington Blvd. Academlc A.V.A.C. 2.3.4 Vlce Presldent: Plne Knot 4: Groves Star 2. 3.4: Honor Soclety 4: Sclence Club 3.4: Football l.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Senlor Class Productlon 3: Prom Decor- ating Commlttee 3: Junlor Class Treasurer: Mono- pam Club 3.4: Student Council 4. ARMSTRONG. DAVID R.D. 08 Mercer. Pa. Academlc A.V.A.C. 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Literary Club 2.3. 4: Track 2.3.4: Prom Decorating Committee 3. aAacocK. THOMAS 508 Spring Street Academlc SCWO' Club 3: Fwtblll 2.3.4: Track 3.4. BALTAU. SHIRLEY 480 McConnell Street Academlc F.T.A. 2.3.4: Trl-Hl-Y 2.3.4. BARONE. GARY 612 Princeton Street Academlc 50114 2.8.4: Key Club 2.3 Vlce President. 4 Pres- ldent. BARTHOLOMEW, MARY R.D. II2 New Wllmlngton. Pa. Business F.B.L.A. 25 TRI-Hi-Y 4. asscu, ascxr 208 East Plne Street Academlc NC- 3.4: F.T.A. 2: Grover Star 2: Literary Club 2. 3. 46 I-lbl'll'Y ANC! 2.3.4: Junior Class Production as run Duty 2. sua., CHARLES R.D. ill Grove City Academlc Senior Class Play 4. BILLICK. DEAN WAYNE 611 West Maln Street. Academlc Band 4 Announcer: Pine Knot 4 Co-editor: Grover Star 3.4 Sports Editor: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 3.4: Senlor Class Play 4: Junlor Class Pro- duction 3: Prom Decorating Commlttee 3: Key Club 2.8.4: Monogram Club 4: Hl-Y 2 Cbapliln. 3 Treasurer: Junior Class President: Student An- nouncer: Banquet Announcer. SENIOR ACTIVITIES BIRNLEY. SARAH 915 Stmset Avenue Academlc A.C. 2.3. Treasurer 4: Chorus 1.2 Secretary: F.T.A. l. President 2: Pine Knot 3.4: Grover Star 3.4 Ass't Editor: Honor Society 3.4: Literary Club 2.3.4: Library Club 2.3.4: Girls' Ensem- ble 2: Prom Decorating Commlttee 3: Major- ettes 2.3.4: Girls' Sports 2.4: Trl-HI-Y 1. BLAKELY, JUDITH ANN 1006 Sunset Avenue Academlc A.C. 2.3.4: F.T.A. 1. Treasurer 3.4: Grover Star 1.2: Honor Society 3.4: Literary Club 2.3. 4: Llbrary Alder 2. 3.4 Vice-President: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Major- ettes 1.2.3.4 Alternate Head Majorette: Ring Committee 3: All Star Basketball 2. BOYD. ROBERT 514 Superlor Street Academlc Band 1.2.3.4 President: Junior Class Production: Literary Club 2.3.4: Junior Senior Entertainment Committee: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Midwestern Band 1.2.3: State Band 2.3: All-State Band 2: Mld- westem Orchestra 1.2.3. BRAINE. ROBERT R.D. 01 Grove City Academic Football 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Track 1. 2.3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorat- Ing Commlttee 3: Monogram Club 3.4: Key Club 2.3.4: Llterary Club 2.3.4. BROPHY . EILEEN R.D. ilf6Mercer. Pa. Business Chorus 4: F.B.L.A. 2.3.4 President: Plne Knot 3.4: Grover Star 3.4: Office Work 3.4: Tri-Hi- Y 2: Orchestra 2: Girls' Sports 4. BROWN. KAY 212 College Avenue Academlc Library Aides 2.3.4: Girls' Sports 2.4. BUCKLEY. MERRITT R.D. 34 Grove Clty Agriculture F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. CAMERON. LOY R.D. W2 Volant Agriculture Chorus 2: F.F. A. 2.3.4: Wrestling '2.3.4. CARLSON. BETTY 150 Park Street Business F. T. A. 3.4: F.B.L.A. 2.3.4: Honor Society 3, 4: Library Aides 2.3.4: Girls' Sports 4: Trl-Hl- Y 2. 3. COLLINS. JANIS R.D. ill Volant Business A.V.A.C. 2.3.4: Chorus 3.4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Office Worker 3.4. COOKE. BOB 526 Craig Street Business F.B.L.A. 2. COVERT. RORENCE R.D. IP2 Grove Clty Business F.l'I.A. 4: Trl-Hl-Y 3. COVERT. TOM R.D. II2 Grove City Academlc A.V.A.C. 2.8.4. 48 COYER. WALTER R.D. N1 Grove City Business A.V.A.C. 3.4: Football 1,2.3,4: Monogram Club 4: Key Club 3.4. CRESSMAN. JUDY 510 Madison Avenue Academlc Band 2.3.4: Honor Soclety 2.3.4: Junlor Varsity Fleld Hockey: Junior Varsity Basketball: Junior Class Ways and Means Commlttee: Iunlor Class Ring Commlttee: F.N.C. 2.3. CUNNINGHAM. GARY 306 Bessemer Avenue General Dramatic Club 3: Hi-Y 4: Stage Crew 2. 3: Foot- ball 1.2.3: Prom Decorating Commlttee 3: Key Club 2.3.4. DEMARSH. JUDY R.D. II3 Grove City Academlc A.V. A.C. 2.3. Secretary 4: Dramatic Club 3: Senior Class Play--Make-up Commlttee: Junior Class Play--Make-up Commlttee: Prom Decor- ating Commlttee 3: Majorettes 2.3.4: Glrls' Sports 4. DILLAMAN. MARY ELLEN R.D. IF2 Grove City Business Dramatic Club 3: F.B.L.A. 2.3.4: Art Club 2.3 4: Cheerleaders 3.4: Grover Star 3: Prom Decor- atlng Commlttee 3: Glrls' Sports 2.4. DETTRICH. TED R.D. 86 Mercer. Pa. Academlc Football 2.3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. DOUGLASS. EARL R.D. 4:1 Volant. Pa. Business Football 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4: Prom Banquet 3: Monogram Club 3.4: Student Councll 2.3.4. DRESCH. LEWIS EDWARD 122 Wlnfleld Drive Academlc Pine Knot 3.4: Grover Star 2.3.4: Sclence Club 3. Secretary 4: Football 1.2: Wrestling 3.4: Key Club 2.3. Secretary 4: Honor Soclety 3.4. DUMBROSKI. FRANCES R.D. ffl Grove City Academic A.C. 3.4: Dramatic Club 3.4: F.B.L.A. 3.4: Pine Knot 4: Grover Star 3.4: Girls' Sports 2.4. DUNN. RICHARD 111 East College Avenue Academlc Key Club 2.3.4: Football 3: Track 3.4: Prom Decorating Commlttee 3. EAKER. JAMES 708 Cedar Avenue Academic Football 1.2. 3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track l. 2.3.4: Prom Decorating Commlttee 3: Junior Class Production 3: Key Club '2.3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. EAKIN. BECKY R.D. ffl Grove City Business Dramatic Club 3.4: F. B, L,A. 2.3.4: Arr Club 3.4: Trl-Hi-Y 2: Senior Class Play--Make-up Commlttee. ECCLES. SUE 324 Edgewood Avenue Academic F.T.A, 2: Grover Star 2.3.4 Feature Edltor: Literary Club 2.3.4 Secretary: Library Aides 2.3. 4: Senlor Class Play 4: Junior Class Productlon 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Banquet Commlttee. ENGLEHART. ROBERT 307 Kinder Avenue Academic Football l,2.3,4: Basketball 1,2 Manager: Track l,2,3.4: Senlor Class Play 4: Junlor Class Pro- duction 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Class Officers 2.3 Vice-Presldent:Hl-Y 1: Monogram Club 3.4: Student Councll 2,3 Vice-President, 4 President: Literary Club 2, 3.4 President: Presl- dent N,W. Pa. Student Council. EVANS. DAVID R. D. 05 Mercer General Band 1,2,3,4: Football 1.2: Wrestling 1: Prom Decorating Committee 3. FAGAN, ROBERT N. Penna. Junior Republic General A.V.A,C. 3: Chorus 1.2: Stage Crew 1. FARREN. GARY R.D. 83 Grove Clty Academic A.V.A.C. 3.4: Sclence 3.4: Banquet Decorating Committee 3: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. FASCETTI. LYNNE '124 Superior Street Business A.V.A.C, 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3.4: Art Club 2, 3.4: Senior Class Play Committee: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2: Banquet Decorating Committee 3. FEHRS. Tom 208 College Avenue Business Dramatic Club 3.4: Literary Club 2,3: Stage Crew 2,3,4: Football 2,3: Track 2: Pwm DCCOF' ating Committee 3. FERGUSON, JAMES Box 225 Grove City Agriculture Band 1.3: F.F,A. 2.3.4. FILER, NANCY 506 West Main Street Academlc A,C. 2,3,4: F.T.A. 2: Library Aides 2,3,4: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Liter- ary Club 2. 3.4. FITCH, MICHAEL 119 Tldball Avenue Business A,V,A.C. 3.4: Chorus 2.3: Dramatic Club 3.4: F.B.L.A. 2: Track 2,3,4: Senlor Class Play 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Hl-Y 2. FORSYTHE. GARY 448 McConnell Street Academic Football 2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Track 1.2, 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. FREEMAN, DOTTY 615 South Center Street Academic F.N.A, 2.4: Girls' Sports 2. GERBER, HOWARD 213 College Avenue ACldCmlC A. V.A.C. 2. 3.4. GILLS. CARYL 108 West Main Street Academic F.T.A. 2: Literary Club 2,3,4: Girls' Sports 2: Prom Committee. GLADD, ROSE MARIE 814 McConnell Street Business Chorus 2,3,4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3. GRAF, JUDY 323 112 Poplar Street Business A,C. 2,3 Secretary: Dramatic Club 3: Pine Knot 2,3,4: Grover Star 3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Sophomore Class President: Stu- dent Council 2,3,4 Treasurer. GREGORY, KATHY 524 State Street Business F.B.L.A. 3.4: Girls' Sp0l't8 4. GMM, RUSSELL R.D. 42 Grove City. Pa. Business Science Club 1: Stage Crew 2: Trl-H1-Y 1, GRUNDY, CAROLYN R.D. W6 Mercer, Pa. Academic Grover Star 2: Literary Club 4: Library Aides 4: Science Club 1. HAMELLY, ELIZABETH 303 Poplar Street Business F,H.A. 3.4: F.B.L.A. 2: A,C. 4. HARMON, SUSAN 412 East Washington Blvd. Academic A,C. 2.3.4 Secretary: F.T.A. 4: Grover Star 2, 3: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Productlon 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Banquet Committee: Trl-H1-Y 2. 3,4 Vice-President. HASSEL, ROBERT 516 Bessemer Avenue Academic HEASLEY. MARGIE R. D. ill Volant, Pa. General I-IEASLEY, SHIRLEY R.D. 32 Grove City Business Chorus 3: F.B.L. A. 2.4: Trl-Hi-Y 2,3,4. HEDGLIN GLENN E. 127 112 East Poplar Street Academic A, V.A.C, 3.4: Science Club 2,3,4. HEDGLIN, PATTY 313 McConnell Street Business F.H.A. 4: Trl-Hi-Y 2. HENRY, Arvrrrua R.D. 91 Grove Clty Academic HENRY, JANET R.D. 95 Mercer Academic Band 1.2: Chorus 1: Literary Club 4: Library Aides 4: Senior Class Play 4: Girls' Sports 2.4: Prom Refreshment Committee 3: F.N.C. 3.4: A.C. 4. HILDEBRAND, VIRGINIA 604 Woodland Avenue Business F.B.L.A. 2,3,4: Tri-Hr-Y 4. HOAGLAND. JUDITH ANN 438 Memorial Avenue Academic A,C. 2,3,4: F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3.4: Grover Star Artist 4: Honor Society 3.4: Library Aldes 2, 3: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Secretary. 3.4 Pres- ident. HOCKENBERRY, LOUISE 154 Edgewood Avenue Academic F.N.A, 3.4: Tri-H1-Y 1,2,4. 49 HOCKENBERRY. RICHARD 123 West Poplar Street Academic Science Club 1,2.3,4: Track 4, HORAM. JUDI LYNN R.D. 32 Grove City Academic A.v.A.c. 2,3,4: Dramatic crab 2:1-3.4: an Club 2.3.-4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3 Make-up Chairman: Majorettes 2,3,4: Glrls' Sports 2.4. HOUSLER. GERALD Penna. Junior Republic General Band 1, 2: Chorus 1.2: Basketball 1.2: RecordClub 2: Vice-President of Freshman Class. HOVIS, CYNTHIA R.D. YH Grove City Business F.B.L.A. 3.4: Make-up Committee 4: Prom Banquet Committee. HUMMEL. ED 306 Stewart Avenue General Dramatic Club 3: Stage Crew 3: Basketball 2,3, 4: Football 2: Track 2. 3.4: Junior Class Produc- tion 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Key Club 2, 3.4. JOHNS, SANDRA 125 Harvard Street Academic A,C. 2,3,4 President: Dramatic Club 3: F.T.A. 2: Cheerleader 2, 3.4 Captain: Grover Star 2: Literary Club 2,3,4: Library Aldes 2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: Junlor Class Production 3: Prom gcqrrrgrittee 3: Glrls' Sports 2.4: All Star Basket- 3 . JONES, DOTTY 105 East Poplar Street Academic Senlor Class Play 4: Majorettes 2,3,4. JONES. EDITH R.D. 34 Grove City General JONES, MAMAN 336 East Main Street Business A.V.A.C. 3.4: F.B.L.A. 2,3,4: Usher for Junior Class Production: Girls' Sports 2: Trl-Hl-Y 1. KELSEY, MARY BETH 620 Woodland Drive Academic Chorus 1.4: Pine Knot 2,3,4: Grover Star 2,3,4: Honor Society 3.4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: F.N.A, 2,3,4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. KING, VONNIE J. 325 North Center Street Academic Dramatlcs Club 3.4: F.T.A. 4: Art Club 1.3.43 Grover Star 1.2 Artist: Senlor Class Play 4 Student Dlrector: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3: Girls' Sports 2.4. KNAPP, MARGARET 518 North Center Street Academic A,C. 2,3: Grover Star 2,3,4: Senlor Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3: Girls' Sports 2: Secretary of Junior Class. KNAUFF, DONALD LEE R. D. ill Grove City Agriculture F.F.A. 1.2 Chaplain, 3.4. Secretary, Vice-Presb dent. IOJIGHT. PHYLLIS R. D. 46 Mercer Business F. H. A. 4. KOZAKOVSKY. JUDY R.D. 06 Mercer Buslness F. H. A. 2. 3, 4. LADD. KAYE 621 South Center Sn'eet Academic F.T.A. 2. 3.4: Plne Knot 3.4: Grover Star 2.3.4: Llterary Club 2.3.4: Llbrary Alder 2. 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Glrls' Sports 2.4, LISTON. RONALD 607 Madison Avenue General Chorus 4: Basketball 4. LUMLEY, CAROLE 419 McConnell Street Business Dramatlc Club 3.4: F.B.L.A, 2.3.4: Art Club4: Glrls' Sports 2. LUMLEY. JANE 152 Edgewood Avenue Business F.B.L.A. 2.3.4: Plne Knot 4: Grover Star 3.4: Glrls' Sports 4. MGCARTNEY. NANCY R.D. 01 Grove City Business F.B.l..A. 2.3.4: Trl-Hl-Y 2.3.4. MoCONNEl.L. EVELYN 737 Superlor Street Business A.V.A.C. 2. 3.4: F.H.A. 2.3 Vlce-President. 4 President: Usher at Junior Class Production: Glrls' Sports 2: Trl-H1-Y 1. MCCULLOUGH. PATTY 1010 Sunset Avenue General F.B.l..A. 2: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Tri- Hl-Y 2. 3. MOCUTCHEON. BARBARA 218 Garden Avenue Academic Chorus 1.2.3. Llbrarlan 4: F, T. A, 1 Vlce-Presi- dent. 2,8 Secretary. 4 Vlce-President: Grover Star 2.3.4 Editor: Honor Soclety 3.4: Library Aldes 1.2.3.4: Glrls' Ensemble 4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Literary club 2.3. MCFADDEN. DAN 1003 Sunset Avenue Academlc Dramatic Club 3: Monogram Club 3.4: Stage Crew 3: Football l.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: Wres- tling 3: Track 2.3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junlor Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Key Club 2.3.4. McFAl.L. JERRY Penna. ltmlor Republic Academic MCFERREN. KATHERINE JEAN R.D. 03 Grove City Business F.H.A. 45 F.B.L.A, 3: Tri-Hl-Y 3. McGIl.l.. THEODORE C, 808 West Poplar Street Academic Dramatic Club 3: Literary Club 2.3.4: Science Club 2.3: Stage Crew 3: Football 1.2: Basket- ball 1.2: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Key Club 2.3.4: I-ll-Y 1. MCKNIGHT. BETTY JANE R.D. 02 Grove Clty. Pa. Academic F.T.A. 1,2.3.4: Chonss 3.4: Glrls' Ensemble 4: Senior Class Play 4: Junlor Class Production 3: Glrls' Sport! 4: Trl-l-ll-Y l.2.3.4. McNEES. CAROLYN 455 McConnell Street Academic Chorus 1: F.T.A. 1.3: Grover Star 1.2: Literary Club 2. 3.4: Library Aides 2. 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Glrls' Sports 2.3.4: F.N.C. 4: Trl-H1-Y 1. MCNEISH. JOAN R.D. 84 Grove City. Pa. Business F. H.A. 4: Trl-Hi-Y 1.2,3.4. MCWILLIAMS. FRANK 518 112 Stewart Avenue General Dramatic Club 3: Pine Knot 2: Monogram Club 3.4: Stage Crew 3: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Senior Class Play 3.4: Junior Class Pro- duction 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Key Club 2.3.4. MALKOWSKI. CHRISTEL 200 East Plne Street Academlc Llbrary Aides 4. MARTIN. CECELIA SUE R. D. W4 Grove City Academic F.H.A. 2: Grover Star 2.3: F.N.A. 2.3.4: Tri- Hi-Y 2.4. MATHAY. EDWARD Grove City College Academlc MESSINA. MICHAEL North Street Extension Academic MILLER. FRANCISE R.D. 04 Box 85 General F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: Art Club: Glrls' Sports: Tri- Hi-Y. MILNER. DAVE 333 East Pine Street Business Dramatic Club 3: Stage Crew 3.4: Football 1.2. 3.4: Basketball 1: Track 1. 3: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Literary Club 2.3: Monogram Club 3.4. MONTGOMERY, BARBARA 543 North Broad Street Academic A.V.A.C. 2. 3.4: Chorus 2: Glrls' Ensemble 2: GUIS' 5P0l'!S2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: F.N.A. 2.3. 4. MONTGOMERY. JOEL 510 Forest Drive Academic MOORE. PEGGY 324 East Main Street Business F.B.L.A. 1.2. Secretary 3: Senior Class Play 4: Glrls' Sports 1.3: Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3 Treasurer. NORDUM. PAULINE 411 East Main Street General Chorus 2: F. H.A. 2. o1.1N, use ANN 635 Craig Street Academic A.V.A.C. 1.2.3: F.B.L.A. 2.3: Grover Star 2. 3: Junior Class Production 3: Tri-Hl-Y 2 Treas- urer. 50 OSBORNE. SUSAN ANN R. D. 04 Grove City Academic-Business F.B.L.A. 3.4: Pine Knot 3: Honor Soclety 3.4: Library Aides 2.3.4: F.N.A. 2: Tri-Hl-Y 2.3. PETTINATO, ROSE MARIE R.D. 06 Mercer Business F.H.A. 4: F.B.L.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2.4. POLAR. FRANK 524 South Center Street Academic Stage Crew 3: Basketball 3.4: Track 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Band 4: Literary Club 2. 3.4. POOLE, SANDRA 604 Nelson Drive Academic Chorus 2.3: Dramatic Club 2.3: Glrls' Ensemble 2: Senlor Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3. RAYL. WILLIAM 509 Woodland Avenue Academic Band 2.3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Key Club 3.4. REYNOLDS. ELIZABETH R.D. W2 Grove Clty General Trl-Hl-Y 4: F.T.A. 3.4. REYNOLDS. MARTHA 1002 Columbia Avenue Academlc F.T.A. 3.4 Secretary: Grover Star 2.3.4: Library Aldes 2.3.4: Junlor Class Productlon 3: Trl-Hl-Y 2 RIDDLE. FRED ' 411 Lincoln Avenue Business F.B.L. A. 3.4: Stage Crew 4: Senior Class Play 4. ROBSON. TERRY 523 North Broad Street General A.V.A.C. 2.3.4: Art Club 3: Stage Crew 3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3. RODDY, JIM R.D. 4:3 Grove City Academic RODGERS. ROBERT 332 Bessemer Avenue Business A.V.A.C. 2: Stage Crew 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3. RODGERS. CAROL 1001 Sunset Avenue Academic Majorettes 1.2,3.4: Girls' Sports 2.4: F.N.C. 2. 3.4. RODGERS. RICHARD R. D. 82 Volant Agriculture F.F.A. 3. 4. ROLLINS. MARTHA 60 Hllcrest Circle Academic F.T.A. 3.4: Pine Knot 2.3.4: Library Aides 2. 3.4: Literary Club 2.3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3: Glrls' Sports 2. SCELL. JOHN Box 471 Grove City General SCHETROM. RALPH 307 Bessemer Avenue Academic Sclessoe Club 4: Track Manager 1.2. SHAFFER. MARILYNN 444 Washington Blvd. Academic A.C. 3.4: F.T.A. 2.3 Vice-Presldent. 4 Presi- dent: Literary Club 2.3.-1: Library Aides 2. 3 Sec- retary. 4 Presldent: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Girls' Sports 2.4. SHAW. KAY 314 Elm Street Academic A,C. 2.3: Band 2.3.4: Chorus 1.4: Student Director Pine Knot 2,3.4: Grover Star 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Committee 3: Majorettes 2.3.4 Head Majorette: Girls' Sports 2.4: Class Treasurer 2: F,N,A, 4, SHAW. VONNIE R.D. ill Grove City Business Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 3: F.B.L.A. 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Girls' Sports 4. SHAWGO. JUDY R.D. ffl Grove City Academic Chorus 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2: F.B.L.A. 3: ArtC1ub 2: Trl-Hi-Y 1.4: Glrls' Ensemble 2.4: Girls' Sports 2. 4. SIGUT. NANCY R.D. 33 Slippery Rock Business F. H. A. 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. SLATER. JAMES R.D. 31 Grove Clty Academic A,V.A.C. 3: Art Club 3: Prom Committee 3. SLONKA. ROBERT R.D. 42 Grove City General Wrestling 4: Track 4. SMITH. EDWARD R.D. 81 Grove City General SPANBERGER. HELEN R.D. 34 Grove City Business F.H.A. 3.4: Office Practice 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4. SPANGLEHOUR, JAMES R. D. W2 Grove City General Football 3 SPATARA. FRANK 317 College Avenue Academic-General Band 2 STEFFEE. JOYCE R.D. ill Volant Business Chorus 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4. STEVENS. DAVID R.D. ffl Grove City General Art Club 2. 3. STEWART, MARCIA 214 Garden Avenue Academic Chorus 2.3.4: F.T.A, 2: Pine Knot 4: Grover Star 4: Literary Club 2,3.4: Library Aides 2.3. 4: Girls' Ensemble 2.3.4: Junior Class Produc- tion 3: Prom Committee 3: Girls' Sports 2.4. STODOLAK. TONY R.D. 36 Mercer General jf. STULL. PHYLLIS R.D. H2 Volant Business Chorus 3: F.B,L,A. 2.3. STYERS. DAVID 213 West Pine Street Academic Art Club 2: Science Club 4. THOMPSON. TED 309 South Center Street General TODARELLO. THOMAS 624 Riverside Avenue Academic TRUNICK. RONALD 215 Gilmore Avenue Academic Band 2: Football 3. TRURAN. GERALD LEE 106 North Street Business Band 1.2.3.4: F.B.L.A. 2: Track 1.2: Prom Decorating Committee 3. TURNER. EMILY IRENE R.D. K4 Grove Clty Commercial Chorus 2.3 Secretary, 4 Section Leader: F. H.A. 3. 4 Treasurer: F,B.L.A. 2: Girls' Ensemble 2.3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3.4: Clerical Practice 4: Midwestem Chorus 3.4: All State Cho- rus 3: F.H. A. State Chorus 3.4: Usher Band Con- cert 3. UBER, LYDIA 627 Liberty Street General Band 2: Chorus 2.3.4 Treasurer: F.H.A. 4: Girls' Ensemble 2.3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Student Council 2. VATH. MARY JANE 608 Stockton Avenue Academic F.T.A, 2: Pine Knot 2.3.4: Grover Star 3.4 Ad- vertising Manager: Literary Club 2. 3.4: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Girls' Sports 2.4. WARDLE. GAY 135 South Center Street Business WELKER. BYRON 429 Liberty Street Academic Football 1,2,3.4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Track 1.2, 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Committee 4: Monogram Club 4. WELTON. BRENDA 608 Stowe Street Business WELTON. ELEANOR R.D. W2 Volant Academic A.V.A,C, 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: Girls' Sports 2.4. WESTLAKE. JANICE KAY 611 Spring Street Academic A.C, 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2: Cheerleaders 3.4: Pine Knot 2.3.4: Grover Star 3.4: Literary Club 2.3, 4: Library Aides 2. 3: Junior Class Production 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Aide to Homecoming Queen. WHITE. NICK 606 Stockton Street General ' Chorus 2.3: Hi-Y 3: Stage Crew 4: Basketball 1. 2.3.4: Track 4. 51 WIGMAN. BARBARA 1007 West Main Street Academic Band 1.2,3.4: Dramatlc Club 2.3.4: Grover Star 2. 3.4: Senlor Class Play 4: Junlor Class Produc- tion 3: Banquet Decorating Committee 3. WILLIAMS. ILENE Mercer. Pa. Business Band 1.2,3.4: Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 1.2.8, 4: Cheerleaders 3.4: Pine Knot 4: Grover Star 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 2.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 4: Home- coming Queen. Wll.LIAMSON. WANDA LEE 513 Superior Street Academic A.C. 2.3.4: Chorus 4: Literary Club 2.3.4.: Li- brary Aides 2,3.4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Junior Class Production 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: F.N.C. 2 President: 3 Parlimentarian Historian 4. WILSON. ROBERTA R.D. W3 Grove City Homemaking F. H. A. 2. 3.4. WINGER. DENNIS 520 Barmore Avenue General Football 3.4: Basketball 2. WOODS. LEROY R.D. 4? 6 Mercer Agriculture F.F.A. 2.3.4. WORLEY. RONALD N. 907 Tidball Avenue Academic Dramatlc Club 3: Stage Crew 3: Football 1.2.3. 4: Basketball l.2.3,4: Track 3.4: Key Club 2. 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. WORZ. WANDA LEE 139 State Street Business-Academic A.V.A.C, 3.4: A.C. 4: Dramatlc Club 3: Grover Star 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Produc- tion 3: Majorettes 2.3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: F.N.C. 2. Secretary-Treasurer 3.4. WRAY. DOROTHY R.D. :FZ Grove City Academic F.T.A, 2,3.4: Art Club 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Girls' Sports 2. 4. WYGAL. ROBERT 408 North Center Street General YOUNG. JAMES 455 Liberty Street Academic Science Club 2.3. Secretary 4: Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Literary Club 2.3. Treasurer 4: Monogram Club 3. 4. ZENOBI. ELIZABETH ANN R.D. W3 Slippery Rock Academic A.C. 2,3.4: Dramatic Club 2.4: Pine Knot 3 Advertising Manager. 4 Co-Editor: Grover Star 2. 3.4. Assistant Editor: Student Council 2.3.4 Secretary: Senior Class Play 4: Junior Class Pro- duction 3: Girls' Sports 2.4: Secretary of Sopho- more Class: Aide to Homecoming Queen. ZICCARDI. JAMES R.D. if 6 Grove City Academic 1 111 ln, llowv, lil: Tom Snyder displays mathematical ability Juniors Bice , Carol IW . 'K 5l 5 Y F ,-.4 my , ,JY if , f Bice , Wayne '53- ff? Bortz , Karen A .,., ,. qi ,,V Adams , Clyde Q, ,aw s August, Mary WDW' -- Bowers , John E ,, - B v f Q Q V- as lg. xx 'kr wt B A- X- 2. V fi: H :rf V Bubeck, Merle Buchanan, Helen Buckley, Jack Buckley, Jean Lv., is , '1 as T 5' ,l.,e 'H f , ' 27 , -,giQ 'f Zi:s: ::,., , Q ' l Aggie! if 5 Butler, William Calderone, David Campbell, Allen Campbell, Kay -Q1 iffif' '- Q , 2. A fd 'B Xu Aiman, jack Basham , Joan lr 6' t. og:- ti Breese , Marian 2 1 1 Buckley, Patricia aye f .1 . , +4 ts :I hi' 1.50: Capron, John f di Christensen, Karen Clark, Bruce Clark, Glenn Clark, Linda Coleman, David 54 sf 1.: T-iv. F! l,1 '1 ', ll! lk file ' F f. rift Allen, David Allen, Robert N yi - i' Bell, James as : 'Y Y x 1 n ' is Brinkley, Leslie 4' ui sew Wulf Burgess , Shirley Chambers , Sandra Y 56 at -'S-a bfi - ar' 4 f Uv - . A . rf' -.., -V, Bennett, Robert Q9 Qi: . Q -1 K xhwf Bruce , Mary W . 6 Burke, Margaret 1 Qi V 1 i Q, 'Q 'xl rm. Chambers, Joe Q : I ., -f L'l' 'V 1 JL' ' Conners , Richard Cooper , Paul was --P! fi ., r Coulson , Maxwell Daugherty, Charles D fab vii v '52 e . , ,f Dunkerly, James 6 Q V I 1 Fink, Elsie Gregg, Clifford X1 Hannah , James x 4 ad Ni. IA Covert , Richard w '17 ' Q C, r Deniker , Linda xx E14 L Q Dunlap, Edward Z ,sky Fisher, Karen s , , if ff If 2' ' . Gregg, Robert X , .Z . if -' , -aiv 52 .fa - . , sr. . 13 'il X if Covert, Barbara s ,Q by ag j ag,g, -sb 'zfwl . Dickson, Howard r as- s1.::. ,sal Edwards, Nancy ,a x 1 wx Q is I Q ri., . . 6' A 45, J 5 , -va if - t Forbes , James .ii sf, Guinn , Mary K v 1 s S .- si Harper, Thomas Heck, Charles ,ff s 'Hui f fy IJ if Cummings , Sara C 6+ ,ww N ,sa Dierker , Carol F 2 C Elder, George Q, i ' do G N, 3 1 V Forsythe , Richard vi f 7 2 QV. i 1!',,?Q2 fp ., 3 E Q f 4 Hamilton , Loretta S :4 Q, . Hedglin , Twila 55 5, ? ,: ' . 'WV A Dannels, Duane r I f V s . V, 0 . ... , fw- l . . 'saw-., ,ggi X dp! s rf ,Q W 4 If' 'fbi lil 3555 Daniels, Helen Dannels , Gary bww J QT' ,gf K xiii' J ': 7 ks 7 Dittrich, Diane Donaldson, Helen Dumbroski, John i L 1 ,MVR L M. Faragher , Ida Beth Q 4- 0, 1 sm' R J S vf A' WJ . s fl .V . ,, .. f TL Frey , Da vid 9. . , 4--4 sg? ,Xe ,I .V ',' f.: 'ir .X L X .2 -s',: r 1 Faull, Linda Ferry, Barbara ',.. I ,gifs if -6 x - -t ,A,,. ,gg 4 ,,: 1 gg Ju, - 1 ' 4, is K 1' in f f f N George , David Geyer, Allen Students prepare for Christmas Wi 'FEA' rv F 'ufii'? 1 gg, fi , 1. u Hedglin, Fascetti, Truran reverse classroom situation Juniors ' ua- 3, , '14 QQ , N 'nz jf f A iv' 4 J , M615 ' A Jones, Eileen Jones, Thomas Kane, Richard tid J.-I I i - fe ti' .4 i Q, f ai' ,nazi f Y 'r ' Q Knauff, Eugene Knepper, Jay Kozakovsky, Verna 2 .V f 5 ' ,.i ' i l 7 H is :A 1. Q g uf 3. A , A i L., ' . a 3415 L - .. 1 lilii 2 ez 4 L 5 'E Lengel, Martin Lewis, Louise Lewis, Richard . 1 ...ext P, I L ,.,, f K, -r --, Q r ,jx 5 1 , 4 H? N ,- In ' 'f A McBride, Keith McC1uskey, McConnell, Bonnie Sherrie Hindman , Gladys Humphrey, Rita .,' 'ik Ke tler , George if Labor , Gloria Lizzie , Carol if QS? McCoy, Carol 56 ,. ' W ,avi as -ff., Z ' i .5 f P ' S 13:1 . ..3.:5 .,, xx., is 43? Hinds , Richard . A 5:8 fl r r N r .. Hutcheson, Carolyn King, Nancy , gf, Lamb , William ,Z , I Long , Charles if ' 3 sf' ' McCullough , Robert ' vi Hockenberry , Herbert 1 .' ,sl 1 is, Johns , Donna bl ig. r r 'g 1 - f King, Robert Lathrop, Margaret 445 ' 41 0 bl ' Cr 4 s., 3 Q Lumley , Edward Q L H' H' X ,R y Homer , Richard Jones , Barbara N - Klingensmith , Juanita I , Leach, Ronald , V ul, . ,W ,J .. Imax- , 4 ,4 1 X l'. MacDougall , Robert , J v f' ', rr McFarland, David McKee , Paul i I ui '3 X14 11,146 If McLaughlin, Terry ,- -Q ,t XL Moore , Carol rz? X. il Nordrum . Pa ul ' x 971 Q' d -. fl 'Q --s 4 Patterson , Martha V Reed, Carolyn 5 Richards, Cathy X 9-' Qs' fs A f Mathieson, Bonnie Mathieson, Martha bf .s. 1 f Q ' Moore , Marda A Jean 7- 'oi 5 s. A ' 'ff T K- .L-ll? Orange , Nicholas Paxton, Donald Mossford , Bonnie -5 Mathieson, Patricia , fi Mulhall , Margaret 'Uhr Osborne, Marian Paganelli, Myrtle Q iq 'iw ' 1 Peterson , Douglass 'fn 'Q at Ea: 'A w k I .5 ,,.. .H Reese, Charles Reiber, Carol Ann is - M mf- 1 A Rider, Bruce Rongaus, Edward Petrarca , Chorine w i D s, S s 'sg 'NESS we-W 5 xg b I Y' ' ,- 'E C M? Reynolds , Eric 1 X Rossi, Carol 57 P , gf Miller, Florence Mook, Jayne Moon, Kenneth Fif' '. Mundt, Howard Neal, Sara Neeley, Becky ru if 5 ' Uv 5 v My l f,,f my Yrrg . 5,11 f 1 Palmer, Carol Pardoe, Donald Parfinsky, Roberta . f - A K if 3' M gr . 1 :l't' M ,, Q ., - .. I .1 ,Shi xvn . X N 3 ,sr 'cr -4, Ph ' i tr- X, 1, - Q . . Phillips, Donald Pollock, Bonnie Rains, Noble Johns is absorbed in library aide work Semi-finalists and finalists in I Speak For Democracy Contest Juniors 4.3. Seivers , Kenneth 0- 4 .- - Smith , Norma I l Stull, Erla Mae . V1 is .14:- ' J' '- Thompson, David 6545 4? Shorts , Janice 4 ll-t , Snyder, James l ..-an If 1 f Sturgeon , Pamela . A .h W' i A A ,V Q: Thompson , James iff! 5 A VF, Shreffler , Larry 5353? 1, t W Snyder , Joyce Snyder, Thomas Rossi, Lewis Rossi, Nathalie Q Z. S r 4 S 'sv .af , Wim egg! J ' ' in 65. It ,,K. if f L W lm J , Q X ., u f f G , 6 , .auf 1-I Rouse , Robert , 1 Y-.1i' N, ' V, X ff Ryder, Larry Sansom, Gary Schettler, Scott y W, L A , ,,. I in 1 , Shumaker, Silverman, Carol Sloan, Emma Jane Walter .vw 'I , 1 'XV s :' ' ' i ws- E L fa.- , 1- tai' st L. r 4 Y- ,L , 5' f O Sopher , David Sterner, Allen Ray . g y ? I 5 V , A pyp 1 A aass 5 -f 'J 1 A - gf tb .fr 1, Styers, James Sutherland, Gary Swope, Ruth Tarr, Rita .,.nwm k' k dl! 5 1 -I '. ff . ii-'figij ini 5 A R I r Toth, Paul Tumer, Jerry Turner, Judy 58 Vargo, James - 'F . .3 ' i 3,85-1 p. Royal, Mary Q, -, 1 i rig Fu Schultz, Frederick Smith, Sherry 2' IQ, I L 1 Stevenson, Sally al Thomas , john . v 5:7 Vargo , Thomas so ' 1 :AZ :Lf. -P .' 'JF N la P! Vincent, Robert f O i. Westlake , Valerie ww -. , 1. ..- , -i r Wood, James '31 -' -,-, . Watters, Donald Weston, Jackie ink if , 2 In Webb , Ted Webster, Carol Webster , Richard Welton , Richard West, Thomas White, Ann White, Richard Wible, William Winger, Buddy Winters, Paul NOT PICTURED Berg, Hugh Graham, Ralph Hedglin, Patricia Herrle, Jerry King, Jack if ,- fi, McGinty, Daniel the 'ii ,' fi Wagner, Albert ' 'I Walter, Clyde Zeilman, David Zimmerman, Wi11iHl'flS. 1-CFOY George Mommy Eccles ignores brooding daughters 59 Adams , Stanlie M a Dean of Maintenance qKildooJ repairs xy B' t bicycle '21, Sophomores Bartholomew, John ,pb Blakely, Bonnie 6 -'S HSA' Braine , David if Q B J Bubeck , Michael 4 Ja-1, I-af, . 3 Behm , Sharon -1 ruff' Blakely, Joyce bv I Y s - .g-ve. Brandon, Nancy . 'U ua lj :ra Buzard, Linda ff 'gf V Addison , Robertine f as - YQ, V1 6 ,E Mp K K .-y4'Pi, , 43' L 1-.1 1 h ur -4 Aiman, Bill sal M Atcheson, Baker, Charles Baker, Donna Richard B 1 ' an ff' - B 3 .. h fi-T11 .L , 'wwf iii, 'iffy ' yffkfgb' ' 1 ' I .wyfp KM 0512 .. Biel, Loretta Bennett, John Bice, Gary Bishop, Mary Ann i V VVL. . A i N 1,5 if L, K I . A'k S ., X ' Q' .1 B-3'!,f,3 We B .,..,f: -'iv ll B' , 't r J ff as 17:4 H .4 Bott, Virginia Bollinger, Ronald Bollinger, BOUZHHCI. Russell Karolyn My i kg nov' Q .-' . , ,HZ ,sary I B of t qw? 4 F V, Brenneman, Brophy, Wayne Bruce, Carol Brumbough, Joyce Carol l' V , .. W ' we ' .V 44' , J as h -ef ,, W B-V if: 1 .QB I A, . , f -7- W Caldwell, Ed Carroll, Carruthers, John Chanadet, Danny Marilyn 60 A .9 .., Alessio, Esther ,ai ... Ia! 'n ka ! Baker , Ralph i 6' ' , fx' -fe f my la- 0 Birnley , Kenneth 'nr +59 1 un, 1 Bowers , Leroy W ,V can c :t ,clffk . gy 1 Brunson , James v' f' -69: My 1 Clark, Betty A. ' W . ,- N ,I mx -fr Ari' W. 1 :gg 1' Clegg, Caryn 6 -gy 4 .Lx Covert, Ruth 7' -5, Doersch , Cynthia ,A- 'TVN ., ,JW L R , x Cooke , Marie Cookson, Lynne Crouch, Van t l Q Doersch , James C 'U' .4 41 X Q .sf I Dye , Lawrence Eakin , Lorraine 1, ir' p Filer, Diane Filer, Gary . .... 1 ' ,- ' George, Eleanor Graham, Kay w 4,7 1 f f iv Vaulzlilr iii V,.- A in I W C ummings , David 6 ' J, Dresch , Joyce Eakin, Vicki ,ffg fifg Foster, Jack 'W' .3 wx I, H 1. Gravatt, James ao- its ij. N2 Q Cornelius , Gary C 'q u if Y f K - 'lf Cummings , Mary r 1 Dumbroski , David Edminston , virginia ,Q Wit' Lv' S - i s. French , Jerry ., Q I I, I . , I Gregg, Judy 61 sf G' Q :ui ' 4 A 2 f -., . , Lk Corner , Charles 'F Daniels , Carole Dunham, Marilyn Y.. -' 'H f 4, D lf: Coulter, Gerald x I O sf ' x N' I 'ae 1.-F Al, - A , Dawes , Judy 'a Jugs -'-:J IL rf Covert, Robert Dickey, Bruce Dunlap , Linda Dunn , Gary is 3 V Elford, Calvin Evans, Bonnie Ferry, Bill ,M Oratorical Blakely shows prowess 5.41 Great minds ponder over publications problems Sophomores Hinkson, Sandra ' .X .-'Q' Kanifal , Frank F' ,Y J if f' K Knauff, Nancy ! -9 f Liggett, Ellen 'W w yi' Grundy, Diane ,rin A Harshaw, Sally A ., Aid? 2.2 - In 3+ Hockenberry, Hoffman, Nancy Hoffman, Diane Shirley w Q , eg. uk M nnn ' A' Kaufman, Oscar Kelly, Linda Kelly, Rosalie -:S-8 0 rs' 4 R ' : ,. 21-1 A X ff M Knisely, Howard Knupinski, James Kozlowski, Joseph Long, Jean Lyons, Alex MacCrae, James 62 k 1 Y 5 .. 6 x 1 .F .' K , r 4-9 I Q , Guarneri, Hamelly, Robert Onorina Q . 'Q-'is fi ' ,ir 5, .V Q' 'L' J :Q wr K G Heasley, Dorma Heasley, Judith . -'pa' 4 V -JV, ' Howe , George King. Norma 65 1 .1 K. I J 3 f Kreiter , Nancy no Wwe .Q , McAninch, Linda x 1, J 'I Jackson, Dennis Kinney, Brad '53- 'V EW? Wal Hannah, Elaine .Q-1 rw Hedglin, James .Q M a. ' Q signify Jervis, David ' -23 G Sn , ay -Q ' 'L. Y Q 'ruff Knauff, Harry Q, 'V -':-' .1 G' . i' Ladd, Paula Lewis, Linda '. , .s - rf .sr McAninch, McBride, Kay Richard If -1 ,I I-,Wff McCarl , Bill 1 fryrfx xx-zz? lgy' .I .1 x McKnight, Keith 'Ju' . J? x Mathieson, Judy 1:95 f -ff' Q ,. on fi i I Monsma, Ann fi? ,ev 'I- nw, r 1 E A Q' 1 D McCoy, Dorothy P in , Qui. McNees, Roberta is ' .F in .K C.. Mathieson , John '-if 'VX My Moore , Patty -S , Yi 4 Painter, Connie Palmer, Edward M S3 4' . W 'sr' Patrick , Robert wg. ,Q -. Wg Pears, Phoebe N . K . Yw'xk Q, ...a . ,..,, N kaee J J McCoy, Linda fa J , 5 A. cl Iq- -qi fs..--v tf.f if McNeish , Lorna pm '- X ,J v- U if. Meals , Ernest J' Jai ,. so Murdock, John Q ,,.e.'.-rs as ., 1 J-H- k9' Jet. Palmer , Robert . it 1i,,o4Vg Perrine , Bob .w nw, McCurdy , Darlene .J A is . McWilliams, Gary . 3 - :1 JE -f ' 2 Menke , Raymond 'awk K5 3' ,Q VI 1 tvs, :.-' 1 Nagle, Dale 'De t , QP C,- Parquette , Mary , ir. .fi of ZW Pesek, Martin 63 r' 'Y' McC utcheon , Shirley .1 Hs ,. fa -V Mace . David .I .465 V fx f fx Messina , Diane 1 M A X Xxx V e u 5 wil I In McEwen , Richard fhix: , trys 1 ' XA .Ht 1 Magee , David ,., ,-1 , . , f-'La bmi, F 1 -. -r J if Mick , Rosalie C or -'QV Ji McKee, Carol 'QA be 1. I Y Manozzi, Anna Mary ., A ,N ., F Midey, Lucy ,V ,... our -J X , I I Neely, Melvin Osborne, Roberta Osborne, Sandra Salesman Smith convinces Riddle that a Cadillac is his best buy Englehart closes eyes and ears to John's Peters , Charles , fl y ,- ravings S sh . A I Sophomores t S Rayl, Robert y a fa4, H 'nl' y S r .. - wh' 'F aw' , Rodemoyer, Rodgers, Judith Royer, David Rudolph, Kathy Bonnie -21 sn.-., M. 5' 3 . ,l - , R ' s ge df. l ? V ' ttw tt ' Sansom, Savolskis, Schlicht, Stephen Schultz, Carol Prudence Richard ' 1 ' 'E as U s FF' 'T ,f ,r' W' .,.. Simmers, Simon, Mary Simpson, Patty Slater, Pauicia Joseph Ann . I f - fi .5 dw. -5? a wi 1 I If Sopher, Wanda Sowers, Joe Spanberger, Spanglehour, Gladys Jack 64 2 11 A Priestman , Clyndon l Ll 4 4, A.. V 4 mf' 1,79 gg? . ,if , . - - r A . Rector, David 1 Y- Ruley , Martin Shaffer , Bernard -Q! 4' N .ga -.w Smalley, Melvin 4 , n 1 l aa a -- l Squires, Scherron bf av- A 9 Pryce , James Reed, Sue -Av 1 'EY ' Runk, William A 'a I I 5 A 1 Shaw, Thomas wg 2 -X, A -an afT.'?, I 1 Smith, James ni .Q.'? 1 l 1-kv! 1,4 :N bu Purvis , William it B ' I! . 7' Rettig,John ' uv . r :' 1 Sams, Betsy C. L. . 34 'Riga Sherman, Richard 1 R Smith , Sherry 4 -3. A 0, 41 W , Sterling, Donald Sterrett, John - 1 ran: l'. .,.rfw- W G? , . Y 1.1: ' ,- 1 ' 1 Stodolak, Patty Swezey, Robert P' ' Tu, TJ I -1: 1 5 1,-. .- N ,7 4. xv. , EE51!'I ' 1 . .-1-1 .t -H1 fm- Thompson, Wagner, Janet Richard ' Q- P2 1 X K 1 gg 1 w 1 'rf 9 i:,g- avg, I Weber, John Webster, Ronald 43 ATX .1 1 1 131, .,fv. '- I.,-pf Whalen , White , Maureen Pattiejean lbw- I ee- fvkj x 5 V, rw A xv N Wilson , James Wray, Mary Winger , Diane , 159,34 ' T a 39 Wm-we Wygal , Richard .QU A -v Swope , Joyce .,, 1 1' 2 :F ta 5 Wallace , Robert 'h yr Q 1 Q, ,X J'- f- Wu '3 'iafhxz ,Q . Webster , Thomas Whitehouse , George -Kaya I! 1921 if J if l 1 ff? I . ff, Wise , Gerald .A Zenobi, Jerry -,sf as 1 ,n ,f XIQ .-v., ' 1 .Q ,-rl ,gf f 1 ,. Taylor, Norman Thomas, Edward Thomas, Toni t y K . -8113 if - K Walters, Clyde Wardle, Nancy Warner, Catherine , ' 11 1 1 - 5' R 6 A gg -at fs e g 3 ff ji -Li ., 1 wll 1 E , 1 I V e . ,, ' - L J nf Weller, Donald Welton, Weselinski, Clarence Esther , EM' 1 C enne 7 ' k, : f , ll Sf, 1 1 Whitesell , Ruth Anne 5 ., at Q e 1. ' gm . Wood , Robert 65 Wigley, Verda Williams , Linda NOT PICTURED Bollinger, David Boyle, James Bryan, Ronald Causer, Charles Dailey, Dick Graham, Ralph Greenstein, Daniel Gruver, William Haut, Ronald Hedglin, Thomas Jordon, Helen Morris, Kenneth Uber, David Vickroy, John tix Y N I . Thompson, Connie Walters , Pamela an 1 V br 'S' West, John Williamson , Barb 1 1 1 1 1 1 -41 I Adams , Madge Students Practice In Math Work Ninth Grade Billick, Mary Bimley, Judy Bishop, Paul Blakely, Larry Ann 0 U Q 0 Bortz, James Breese, Eleanor Brophy, Judy Brown, Eleanor Buchanan, Burk, Lawrence Busard, Larry Cassidy, Blaine Zelda E J I ' 'G ,eff fl 7 yfli .-ay, -.,. fp-f Christley, Clark, Mary Coast, Emma Coffin, John 1311183 68 f L Alessio , Virginia Bennett , Judy Bollinger , Delores Brown , Jane Chembars , Mary Cressman, Lois , ,1 ,f Alfreno, Judy Benson, Barbara Bollinger , Gerald Bryant, Betsy Christensen, Margaret Cummins, Sandy Beatty , Dave Bentlage , Ria ,f 00 y Boozell , Sara . vy- X. .Nr li J ... 'g g. . J W I , Buchanan , Dixie ,-V V 'Inf' : Q Q an ag . ' f I r .grip , H x. .f'fj Christie , Amelia 4 1 -gf ,v 4 44 L-an rr - V. 1 A-4 A ' -I ,H J 3 , 1 A i . i'j?Vvr.Ea'l-'S ' . L, , frfslfi Cunningham , Larry Dailey, Sandy Y lv I I ' ' 9' M .- , ' r ' scifi De ttrick, Etta l Elliott , Shirley Garrett, Sandy 4: ,1,V . Gursky, Mary Ann J C if I H4 , X ' : K r l-EFF - 'W Hawthorne, Doris Daily, Dixie Doersch, Barbara N H R - Fennell , Dave Gentile , James Gwazdouskas, Diane Heasley, William I Daniels, Mary Jo Dannels, Larry Donaldson, Dunham , Eugene William Ferry, Jane Fink , Christina Glessner , Kathleen Giebner, Nancy Harlow, Charles Hassel, Francis I ,J Hensel, Patty Herrick, William 69 Davies, Gildas Dawes, Carl Denlker, James Dunn, Larry Dye, Richard Elliott, Donna V 4, . iv w Fitch, Dave Fitzgerald, Frank , Mary IBITIBS Gregg, Caroline Grim, Donna Grimm, Francis Girls Practice Sewing In Homemaking Class Berringer's Shop Class making metal prod- Hindman, LIC!! Ninth Grade QM . . VN '-in ,g wr-0' . ., QX' . lthen, Jeff , Jones , Vivian Lockhart, Donna , EV R 5 ha J ., Q 1 ' Af' 4 AX ' McCutcheon, Robert Jenny, Tom ' av n Q A Q Q- I , J ' I Kays, Harold Luli, Roger McDowell, Mary Jensen , Rennie Ketler, James McAninch, Lynn McHugh, Judy Hovis, Susan Johns , Don Klingensm ith , Carl McCand1ess , Sara McKay, Marta 70 Hines, Sandra Hunter, Carolyn Johnston , Richard Lahr , Jerry McCar1, Tom Mc Kinley , Delbert Hoffman, Judy Homer , Nancy Hunter, Karen Huntley, Charles Jones , Clarence Lanigan , Lucinda McClung, McKnight, Carol Jones , Dave x M gl ' Q, Q ,,.e. , hui, .- '32 -nf ,t i Lee, David MCC ullough , Da ve . 5.19-:wb - 5- , - ,X ,K ff c . McKnight, Tom Student contributes to History outline Ninth Grade Steese, Vlrglnla Townley, Ed Webster , Thomas Wise , Robert Sterner, Delores Uber, Eva Welton, Cheri Wozniak, John Stevenson , James Uber , Gary West, Nancy Wray, Betty Samuels , Gary Slayton, Sidney Swogger , Charlotte Uber, Linda Weston, Shirley Young, Mary '72 Sansom, JoAnne Smalley, Gloria Thornbury , Walter Uber, Mary Wilson, Ed M Young, Walter f 1 l 3 f I Seelinger , Se ivers , Da ve Robert Snyder, Audrey Squires, Robert Throckmorton , Thomas Tighe , Barbara Ward, John Walter, Ed Wilson, Eugene Wilson, Larry NOT PICTURED: Bowie, Ann Bryant, Judy Smith, Peggy Thompson, Wayne H ,wx .gg 45251 ,xy iff f f,, .wfihlm I - .1 QW- ' K4 iw 1... J ',,g:- ,axiiIW E. v I., .---qu, a . .kind , V1 'fu mf? 55,51 ,, 4 4 vw. jg: 4 ,L 1 'F 1' fm ffl Q K kyffzsf.. , . N5 222- F P V isbn EQ ag, r K+ 1 Q. ' ., . ,L 1 I , :-r my 1 2 .M , ff ,nt we HC 'WL ef, .,.. A,- xx, i 21150, , -,Q , Mag, .L ,iii M we 4 '-3, A + if ii, is Eccles , Jane I LJ, I L 'Q ,M ,6Li ,. an n U, 4 ' M HE 'FM 2!+,,'iiE?' - .xg V 5 Q ,, 1 L f ia TE JN.. Y 11:11 ff' if 5? sw A : Wig! 4 lgfuif .V P -We as-, .1 -fi 0 . , ,z A..,X -fm N ,f A jig- Webster, Gary Webster, Rosemary Sewing classes hard at work e - 1 I Q Es Y M.: 3, r ir 7, 'as if Qi K QA R , Eighth Grade Wigley , Sylvia Williamson , Mary Bovard, Leslie Morrow, John Wolfe, Marilyn Ziccardi, Zimmerman, Georgia Gary lt is i Weller, Richard Westler, Barbara 4 Winger, Dixie Winger, Jack NOT PICTURED: Blanchard , Lawrence 1st Row: Glenn Rainey, Daryl Daniels 2nd Row: Judy Guarnieri, Chuck Vickroy, Barbara Brown, Sherrie Winger, Patty Hensel, Linda Freeman, Dave Montgomery, Larry Dunn 3rd Row: Miss Gilmore, Ed Townley, Bill Neely, Judy McHugh, Nancy Homer, Mary Ann Armour, Jane Eccles, Barbara Hodgson, Shirley Filer, Betsy Bryant, Bill Evans, Bob Wilson, Mr. Cochrane. '78 W XT, Q f' 1. ,fr y 4' hs Adams , Barbara , , - v 5 , 4 an P' Basham , Fillmore ' 1 N 90 h Ffa:-E Benson , Paul 'Q 5- x' - s X ' . Y Ax : '91 i V l ' ai, ' , , 1. -. Boyd, James ., - X ' G ff ff ew ,, F 1 ' We- . mg, ,, 1 V , ' M iff! - E Brown , Steve 5 v Qi' , L -I i - Burk, Frank ml '6- 5 L. 4-1- 2 ,B l,l,' Alfreno, Mary 'T is E Baughman , Ron 'i 2? Q xv , f, se Q - 15 e fs it . S Q Bentlage , Petra ,. al BW ,, ,K .5 M fr , . . fum, ' si . -, ifzfv f Allen, Clifford af'- - as J 'H ,M Beach, Kay p p Rites' g i' -9 1 ,sr Ml v G Bollinger, Sally s aw 'R ,A Braine. Jeanette Braham, Penny 4 ' p - Qi 1 NT K - - 'Z' . 3,3 l .7 ' M5341 ' Brumbaugh, Bumbaco, Joseph Sandra ,. V ' gawk? - py aydd f A ' 143--fi wif ' 'ikfii'-E a we ,A Butler , Ronnie Campbell , Ronald e w 1 ,G X twig, R r V 1 if if if-S na W 5' 5 X if G.. ,J fi i e . Q ' F whrs . - an Mr., W X uf' Baker , Joseph f ziiiife-Q fi, A s ,pf L gg Beck, Gary ll ii 53 , 'L' A ,r,,, WF' S r ' W., Bollinger, Stanley Breese , Donna 5 , ,- F .. z gf Q X. V Burk , Charles Cassidy, Clarence '79 9: my 4 555 f X N 'se mi Q if ,I l A 1 Barnett , Danny yi , . '. ff.: 1 '? ,L 'lr fl f X Og jd, Beck , Larry Bowden, Charles - ' . w 'giwjfjey ' l , W ' ig ,rr Brenneman, William WN Q k 'Q . 9 rd' , Bartholomew, David ,J ' 'J Bennett, William , as Basham , Emily ' ' Rh , . . Mi A , YU- . r,., .,, X any X i ' R r 'X . ' Benson, Elizabeth ' I 1 'it F' 0 f Aff I wi in :Mil 1 . Bowsen, Paul Boycan, Judith 5 35:9 F, nf' Brinkley, Brovm, Barbara Geraldine Students practice verbs in English Class Seventh Grade L I. fs, , 'I 1' 1- 1- for .- . in Q., u-'v-- fr in-p-f y at or A. gf , Chanadet, Chisholm , Charles Clifford Ng- rw' - X f Band plays for pep rally ,A is 7' ' if - C C , V f C, 52.1. 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Ag. 3 , + 'Li-1 pl Uber, William Webster , Terrance Urey, Donald Van voorhes, Williamson, Winger, Sherri William Viniesky, Mary Wulfert, William Wagner, Dan Walters, Waldman, virginia Prlesmer, Ray Zimmerman , Shirley Special Education Robert NOT PICTURED: Knauff, Stanley McConnell, Jane Baker, Connie Burgess, Cogswell, Filer, Gary Hedglin, Gary Hedglin, Walter Koren, Alice Kathleen Daniel Locktosh, Joe McConnell, McConnell, McCoy, Richard Moon, David 0'Conner, Jean Marian Reed, David Rice, Sondra Scott, Myrtle Wilson, Robert 85 Daniel NOT PICTURED: Bovard, Linda Harrison, Judy Jones, Elizabeth MacAninch, Dennis Shaffer, David Tumer, James Weston, Carolyn 0'Conner Linda .5 QQSQ- soo ,ff 0 PUBLICATIONS Gnoven STAR PINE KNOT This year, in order to facilitate better publications, Mr. Nial McCamey advisor, combined the newspaper and year- book staffs into one unit. To honor its outstanding students, Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, was reorganized. Those seniors, who received membership cards and pins for their high attairunents, were: Libby Zen- obi, Barb McCutcheon, Mary Jane Vath, Sarah Birnley, Lew- is Dresch, and Dean Billick. lst Row: 2nd Row: Libby Zenobi, Co-editor of PINE KNOT and assistant editor of STAR, Barb McCut- cheon, Literary editor of PINE KNOT and editor of STAR Lewis Dresch, photographer of PINE KNOT and STAR, and Dean Billick, co-editor of PINE KNOT and sports editor of STAR Mr. Nial McCamey works with PINE KNOT artist Nancy King on cover design Seated: Myrtle Paganelli, Kay Westlake, Pam Stur- geon Standing: Emma Jane Sloan qgirls' sports editorp, Mar- sie Reynolds, Jane Lumley ga feature editory Seated: Sarah Birnley qassistant editor of STARJ, Carol McCoy Standing: Tom Armour qsports editorj, Frances Dumbro- ski, Eileen Brophy fa feature editorj Seated: Don Pardoe, Sally l-larshaw, Ma.ry Jane Vath Standing: Judy Hoagland, Mary Beth Kelsey, Marcia Stewart, Kaye Ladd Not Pictured: Sue Eccles lst Row: Beth Herrick, Cheryl McWilliams, Barbara Patrick, Mary Ann Sarnatara, Mary Ann Gur- sky, Dick Baker 2nd Row: Ed Townley, Gary Vechnak, Bob Calderone, Bill Neely, Bob Sams, Don Johns, Bill My- ers, Sandra Cummins, Mary Young, Bill Hetrick, Miss Gilmore Zenobi, McCutcheon, Dresch sightseeing while on trip to New York City for Columbia Press Conference We, the staff of the 1959 PINE KNOT, have worked diligently to assemble and present a book of the finest quality. We hope that we have fulfilled our purpose-- to recall for you many happy memories of GCHS, the toils, the tears, the challenges and the achievements . Libby Zenobi and Dean Billick, Co-editors The Staff Nial McCamey, Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL lst Row: Mr. Forker, advisor: Judy Graf, treasurer: Libby Zenobi, secretary: Carol Daniels, Sylvia Alessio 2nd Row: Tom Adams, Carol McCoy, Bob Englehart, presidents Mary Beth Kel- sey , Earl Douglass 3rd Row: Bruce Clark, Dave Braine, Dick Conners, vice-president: Tom Ar- mour, Jack Buckley HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is a goal that is prized by all Grove City High School students. Ad- mission to the society reflects recognition of qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. Officers of this year's club were: Tom Armour, president: Judy Blakely , vice-president: Sarah Bimley, secretary: and Sue Osborne, treasurer. The Student Council is the governing body in our school. Through these class-elected representa- tives, the entire student body may voice their opin- ions on matters of impor- tance taken up by the offi- cials of our school. Under the guidance of Mr. Eugene Forker, this group met every Monday morning at 8:15 a.m This year the Student Council was in charge of the Homecoming activities , the planning of Parents Night at athletic events, and the pub- lication of the student hand- book, THE EAGLE. s . . a gas , 7 gi: f 5 lst Row: Tom Armour, Judy Blakely, Sarah Bimley, Sue Osborne 2nd Row: Mary Beth Kelsey, Betty Carlson, Lewis Dresch, Judy Cressman Barb McCutcheon, Judy Hoagland ' ' E' ld. 51 :IH 1st Row: Lewis Dresch, Dick Dumr, Jim Eaker 2nd Row: Bill Rayl, Gary Cunningham, Dean Billick, Bob Englehart, Walter Coyer 3rd Row: Frank McWilliams, Ed Hummel, Tom Fehrs, Ted McGill, Dan Mc- Fadden, Dave Milner, Earl Douglass, Bob Boyd KEY CLUB Selection to membership in the Key Club, a nationwide high school service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is one of the outstanding honors that can be given to a boy in GCHS. The two chief service projects the members perform each year are participation in the March of Dimes drive in january and collecting the articles for use at the Mercer County Children's Home in the fall. Mr. David McClelland is the advisor of this organization. lst Row: Ron Worley, vice-presi- dentg Bob Braine, treas- urer P D 2nd Row: Gary Barone, president: T C Dick Conners, secretary , gm . X n ' r C 'rf52,'g'f? A . ' X - Y wif' I N 1st Row: Brad Kenney, Richard Sherman, Gary Dunn. Dick Webster, Don Pardoe 2nd Row: Bruce Clark, Merle Bubeck, Ken Moon, Tom Adams, Richard white, John Cap- ron, Don Paxton, George Ketler 3rd Row: Dave Rector, Dave Braine, Howard Mundt, Bob Sweezy, John Bartholomew, John Dumbroski, Ron Leach, Les Brinkley, Jack Buckley 91 i ' ' 512 ,' 1st Row: Diana Messina, Patty Simpson, Donna Baker, Anna Mannozzi, Ruth Ann Whitesell, Marian Carrol, Judy Rodgers 2nd Row: Darlene McCurdy, Lorna McNeish, Judy Gregg, Diana Hockenberry, Esther Weselinski, Nan- cy Knauff, Shirley Hoffman, Mary Cummings, Loretta Biel 3rd Row: Virginia Edminston, Prudy Sansom, Connie Painter, Dianne Filer, Norma King, Pam Walters, Ruth Covert, Nancy Hoffman, Betty Clark FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Promoting better understanding between stu- dents and community, developing competent, aggressive business leadership, and encouraging members in establishing themselves in business is the three-fold purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America Club in GCHS. Membership is open to all business students lst Row: Kathleen Gregory. treasurer: in the school. In addition to participation in na- lllleen Brophy. Plesldem: Sylvla Alesslo tional contests in Sh0l'thand, typewtiling, speak- vice-president: Mary Royal, recording ing, parliamentary procedure , and spelling the secretary. 2nd Row: Mary Ellen Dilla- club participates in the Miss FBLA contest. man- C0ffeSP0Hdif18 Secretary? Miss COY er, advisor: Fred Riddle, historian X I . . . lst Row: Karen Christensen, Rose Marie Gladd, Marian Breese, Cynthia Hovis, Sherrie McConnell, Bar- bara Ferry, Carol Bice, Joan Basham 2nd Row: Carole Lumley, Frances Dumbroski, Bonnie McCluskey, Jackie Weston, Lee Ann Olin, Martha Patterson, Marian Jones, Judy DeMarsh, Becky Eakin 3rd Row: Jane Lumley, Verna Kozakovsky, Judy Turner, Shirley Heasley, Janet Allen, Sue Osborne, Don- na Johns, Juanita Klingensmith, Valerie Westla.ke, Duane Dannels 4th Row: Linda Clark, Shirley Burgess, Betty Carlson, Peggy Moore, Sara Cummings, Joyce Snyder, Virginia Hildebrand, Francise Miller, Eugene Knauff 92 1 lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: , trays- N F , - 5 f ,, , , Mr. ,. , ,:., ., .f.f L. 1 ' 5 . f gf? Z f Eg ji 1 S Janet Henry, Rita Humphrey, Jane Mulhall, Sandra Chambers, Barbara Mathieson, Karen Christensen, Wanda Worz Twila Hedglin, Carole Lizzie, Sue Martin, Carolyn Hutcheson, Barbara Covert, Rita Tarr, Nancy King, Louise Lewis Mary August, Maggie Burk, Mary Ann Guinn, Jean Buckley, Judy Shawgo, Barbara Mont- gomery, Judy Cressman, Louise Hockenberry, Wanda Williamson - lst Row: 2nd Row: Carol Rodgers, president- Mrs, FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA C R The Future Nurses Club offers to any girl in GCHS an opportunity to learn more about all phases of nursing R and to decide whether or not nursing is the career for her Major activities include: doing volunteer work at the hospital and in the health room in order to earn the right to wear the club pin fgrade 101, taking field trips, and delving into the curriculum and requirements of nursing Williamson' advisor, Mah, Beth schools fgrade 115, and applying to and preparing for en- Kelsey, ,,ice,p,es1dem trance into such schools fgrade 125. Marda Moore, secretary, Sara. Neal, treasurer lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: . 1 N4 Bobbie Osborne, Mary Ann Simon, Paula Ladd, Virginia Bott, Sue Reed, Sherry Smith, Helen Jordan, Wanda.Sopher Maureen Whalen, Onnie Guameri, Dianna Winger, Linda Buzard, Romlie Mick, Vicki Eakin, Pattie White, Kathy Rudolph Joyce Swope, Pa.t Slater, Marilyn Dunham, Virginia Edminston, Judi Mathieson, Verda Wig- ley, Linda Kelly, Linda Lewis 93 lst Row: James Snyder, Jack Aiman 2nd Row: Clyde Walter, Jerry Herrle, George Elder, Larry Ryder 3rd Row: Donald Knauff, Dick Rodgers, Kenneth Seivers FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The primary purpose of the FFA is the development of ag- ricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship. Member- ship is open to all boys enrolled in the vocational agriculture course. Other objectives include: de- veloping competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership, strengthening the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, and encouraging members to improve the farm home and its surround- ings. Seated: Merritt Buckley, secretary: Leroy Woods, presi- dent: Bob Gregg, vice-president: Allen Campbell, treas- urer, Mr, Oscar Paden, advisor lst Row: Charles Baker, Russell Bollinger, George Whitehouse, Jim Doersch Gary Cornelius 2nd Row: Oscar Kaufman, Harry Knauff, Charles Peters, Clarence Welton, John Weber, David Bollinger 94 lst Row: Loretta Hamilton, Florence Covert, Sandra Osborne, Roberta Wilson 2nd Row: Helen Donaldson, Helen Spanberger, Joan McNeish, Patty Hedglin, Betty Ha melly, Rose Marie Pettinato, Gladys Spanberger FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Membership in the FHA is open to any girl enrolled in a homemaking course in the school. The club aims to bring together groups interested in working toward better home and family living. It provides opportuni- ties to share in solving problems impor- tant to home life and increases opportun- ities for the development of leadership. The group often assists in serving at teas, parties, and banquets. Other proj- ects include sewing and sponsoring a dance with the FFA club . 95 Emily Turner, Nancy Sigut, Elsie Fink, Miss Lewis Evelyn McConnell, Lydia Uber ii I Q Q lst Row: Carol Rieber, Emma Jane Sloan, Cathy Richards, Judy Hoagland, Judy Blakely 2nd Row: Lynda Faull, Kaye Ladd, Sue Harmon, Dotty Wray, Betty McKnight, Sally Stevenson 3rd Row: Betsy Sams, Betty Carlson, Frances Dumbroski, Betty Reynolds, Shirley Baltau, Muffie Rollins , Bonnie Pollock lst Row: Marilynn Shaffer, presidentg Barb McCutcheon, vice-presi- dent 2nd Row: Marsie Reynolds, secretary: Miss Barber, advisory Kay Campbell, treasurer FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Through assisting the teachers in the Park Elementary School, the members of the FTA have again this past year gained inside knowledge of the teaching profes- sion. Club members also attend conferences of the teachers organization, assist facul- ty members in conducting classes when additional help is needed, and carry on other activities which help them learn a- bout the teaching profession. The girls thus carry out the club ob- jectives--fostering the development of student leadership and cultivating the qual ities essential in good teachers. lst Row: Don Pardoe, Jim McCrae, Ed Cauldwell, Dick Atcheson, Frank Polar 2nd Row: Dave Allen, Kenny Moon, Wayne Brophy, Glenn Hedglin, Jerry Turner 3rd Row: Dick Hockenberry, Dave Styers, Tom Harper, Jim Thompson, Bob Vincent, Ed Dunlap SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is open to all boys in our school interested in any phase of science . Programs usually consist of ex- periments carried out by the boys, talks given by college students con- cerning science professions, and demonstrations with the latest sci- entific developments . lsr Row: Jim Young, vice-president: Gary Farren, treasurer 2nd Row: Mr. Tumer, advisor: Tom Armour, preai dent: Lewis Dresch, secretary g ' 'r , ,. ' iii. ,ian lst Row: Lynne Fascetti, Marion Breese, Carol Bice, Gloria Labor, Io Anne Basham, Elsie Fink, Judy Lynne Horam, Barbara Williamson 2nd Row: Jim MacRae, Barbara Montgomery, Wanda Worz, Lee Ann Olin, Marian Jones, Richard Sher- man, William Aiman, Clifford Gregg, Brad Kinney 3rd Row: Dave Armstrong, Ted Webb, Bob MacDouga1l, Douglass Peterson, Glenn Hedglin, Paul Win- ters, Terry Robson, David Allen, Bob Vincent Q. - .gs , AUDIO VISUAL e AIDES CLUB is t0 provide the important Service lst Row: Judy DeMarsh, vice-presi of operating all of the schoo1's dent: Evelyn MCCOHHSII. secretary audio-visual aid equipment for teachers and the instructional pro- gram of the school. Membership is open to students who apply and receive a period of training. A testing program is used to select the most capable appli- cants. Mr. Samuel Bowers is the ad- visor of the organization. 2nd Row: Tom Armour, presidentg Gary Farren, treasurer Eakin, Armour, Farren at AVAC meeting 98 F . lst Row: Jane Mulhall, Carol Reiber, Emma Jane Sloan, Carol Moore, Bonnie Mossford, Sherry Smith, Joyce Brenneman, Karen Bortz 2nd Row: Kay Campbell, Jean Buckley, Karen Fisher, Janice Shorts, Car- ol Palmer, llene Williams, Judy Horam, Jayne Mook 3rd Row: Fred Riddle, Ed Hummel, Gary Cunningham, Nick White, Tom Jones, Tom Fehrs, Paul Winters, John Capron, Jack Buckley DRAMATICS CLUB The objectives of the Dramatics Club are to a- rouse interest in dramatics not only in the club, but also in the school, to develop mental powers through participation in business meetings, speaking, and preparation of programs involving well-organized, finished dramatic productions . Try-outs are held to select the members, who must at some time during the year publicly appear in a play under observation or supervision of this club. lst Row: 2nd Row: 'Y 4:1153 i. v pa g I ' B E M Q Lynne Fascetti, secretary: Gloria Labor, president: Mrs Stumpff, advisor John Dumbroski , vice- presi- dent: Roberta Parfinisky, program chairman: Melvin Neely, treasurer lst Row: Mary Royal, Sandy Poole, Erla Stull, Carol Bice, Joan Ann Basham, Diane Dittrich 2nd Row: Jean Long, Carol Lizzie, Rose Lee Kelly, Marian Breese, Carolyn Hutcheson, Mary Ellen Dillaman, Carol Lumley, Bonnie McCluskey 3rd Row: Pam Sturgeon, Carol Dierker, Barbara Williamson, Diana Hockenberry, Gladys Hindman, Vonnie King, Judy Graf, Carol Rossi 99 my- ' f. an-..-uw 5, K ' -u lst Row: Becky Beech, Sandy Johns, Sarah Birnley, Barb McCutcheon, Berry Carlson 2nd Row: Sue Osborn, Janet Henry, Kaye Ladd, Carolyn Grundy, Kay Brown, Nancy Filer, Sue Eccles, Marsie Reynolds, Christel Malkowski, Muffie Rollins LIBRARY CLUB , ,Q The Library Club in Grove City High School is a service organization. It is enthusiastic about the library and wants other students and faculty to avail themselves of its re- lst Row: Judy Blakely, vice-presi- sources . , The chief purposes and objectives of the club are: to dem' Mafllvfm Shane , , president: Judy Reed, provide the best library service possible in the school, to treasure, help develop understanding of a library, to promote an in- 2nd Row: Sylvia Alessio, secretary: terest in different kinds of good books, and to provide a Miss Hamilton, advisor background for future education. The promotion of Book Week and Education Week through Bulletin boards and exhibit cases and the making of colorful bookmarks for the elementary students were among the many accomplishments of the club members this past year. 5- v tw , 5 . a 4 54 J M5 H ?,xwf' lst Row: Carolyn Hutcheson, Nancy King, Myrtle Patganelli, Sherry Petraca, Emma Jane Sloan, Ann White, Kay Campbell, Lynda Faull 2nd Row: Judy Mathieson, Karen Fisher, Roberta McNees, Bobbie Osbome, Esther Alessio, Bonnie Blake- ly, Virginia Bott, Jayne Mook, Sally Stevenson, Ellen Liggitt 3rd Row: Sandra Osborne, Sally Harshaw, Gladys Spanberger, Linda Lewis, Linda Deniker, Dianne Grun- dy, Sharon Behm, Pam Sturgeon 100 lst Row: Mary Ann Wray, Kay McBride, Carol McKee, Rosalie Mick, Kay Graham, Joyce Brenneman, Virginia Bott, Bobbie Osborne, Stanlie Adams 2nd Row: Toni Thomas, Judi Mathieson, Ellen Liggitt, Lynn Cookson, Eleanor George, Bonnie Blakely, Kathy Ru- 1st Row: sue Hal-mon, secretary: Sara dolph, Carol Brumbaugh, Betty Clark, Diane Winger Neal' treasurer: Judy G,-af. vice- 3rd Row: Elaine Hannah, Linda Kelly, Eleanor Paimer, Patti presidentg Sandy Johns, president White, Sally Harshaw, Linda Dunlap, Onnie Guarneri, 2nd Row: Miss Thompson. advisor Maureen Whalen 4th Row: Linda McAninch, Linda Lewis, Betsy Sams, Virginia , Edminston, Sharon Behm G I C ASSOCIATICN lst Row: Ca.rol Moore, Carolyn Hutcheson, Myrtle Pagenilli, Bonnie Mossford, Sherry Smith, Natilie Rossi, Rita Hum phrey, Cookie Chambers, Jayne Mook 2nd Row: Sherry Petra ca., Patty Mathieson, Carol Ann Silverman, Jane Mulhall, Ja.nice Shorts, Carol Reiber, Emma Jane Sloan, Carol Palmer, Sara Neal, Eileen Jones 3rd Row: Sally Stevenson, Martha Patterson, Barbara Covert, Car en Bortz, Helen Buchanan 4th Row: Marda Moore, Mary August, Joyce Snyder, Pam Stur- geon, Mary Ann Guinn, Linda Clark, Carol McCoy lst Row: Judy Hoagland, Judy Blakely, Mary Ellen Dillaman, Sarah Birnley, Betty Hamelly, Rose Marie Gladd, Judy Shawgo, Eleanor Welton, Eileen Brophy 2nd Row: Janet Henry, Wanda Worz, Betty Jane McKnight, Libby Zenobi, Kaye Ladd, Judy DeMarsh, Ju- dy Horam, Kathleen Gregory, Jane Lumley 3rd Row: Carol Lumley, Marian Jones, Frances Dumbroski, Dotty Jones, Nancy Filer, Kay Westlake, Becky Beech, Sue Eccles, Lynne Fascetti 4th Row: Muffie Rollins, Mary Jane Vath, Lydia Uber, Wanda Williamson, Marilynn Shaffer, Vonnie Shaw, Betty Carlson,Judy Cressma.n, Virginia. Hildebrand 101 ol Lizzie, Ka.ren Fisher, Jean Buckley, Ann White, Kar- 1 s in Row: Carole Daniels, Mary Ann Simon. Sharon Squires. Connie Thompson. Donna Baker. Caryn Clegg, Shirley McCutcheon, Sandy Hinkston 2nd Row: Donna Heasley, Loretta Biel, Judy Rodgers, Cynthia Doersh, Patty Simpson, Ruth Anne Whitesell, Nancy Knauff, Rosalie Kelly, Nancy Hoffman, Betty Clark 3rd Row: Elaine Hannah, Nancy Kreiter, Mary Cummings, Norma King, Ruth Covert, Marylyn Caroll, Dianne Filer, Comic Painter, Darlene McCurdy, Phoebe Pears TRI-HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian char- acter is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y. The platform of this organization is self- improvement, Christian fellowship, and service . The club, a branch of the world-wide organization of the Y.M. C.A. , conducts several projects during the School term which are consistent with its purposes . lst Row: sue Harmon, vice-president: Miss Soppitt, advisor: Peggy Moore, treas UIC! 2nd Row: Judy Hoagland, presidentg Joan Mc- Neish, secretary if'?i i 1st Row: Roberta Parfinsky, Joyce Steffee, Judy Shawgo, Sherrie McConnell, Nancy Sigur, Helen Span- berger, Brenda Welton, Juanita' Klingensmith 2nd Row: Twila Hedglin, Sue Martin, Dorothy Wray, Barbara Jones, Jackie Weston, Mary Royle, Gay Wardle, Rose Marie Pettinato, Shirley Heasley 3rd Row: Phyllis Knight, Joyce Snyder, Lydia Uber, Mary Bartholomew, Patty Hedglin, Gladys Hindman, Florence Covert, Janet Allen, Betty Jane McKnight, Louise Hockenberry 4th Row: Linda Clark, Judy Turner, Shirley Burgess, Betty Reynolds, Valerie Westlake, Shirley Baltau, Vonnie Shaw, Emily Turner, Virginia Hildebrand, Francise Miller 102 lst Row: Lynda Faull, Eileen Jones, Kay Shaw, Janis Collins, Rose Marie Gladd 2nd Row: Mary Beth Kelsey, Emily Turner, Barb McCutcheon, Ilene Williams, Wanda Williamson, Marcia. Stewart CONCERT CHOIR Under the leadership of Miss Marilyn Bo- lam, the new director of vocal music in the Grove City Joint Consolidated Schools, the Senior High Concert Choir received county- wide acclaim for their many outstanding per- formances during the school year. Student interest in vocal music was great- ly aroused due to the enthusiasm which the choir members showed in their campaigns to raise money for new robes. Having been very successful, the Choir made its concert debut, attired in scarlet and white satin, at the Christmas program. Another first for the choir and GCHS was an all-vocal Spring Con- ure, cert. Slit Seated: Miss Marilyn Bolam, directorg Rose Marie Gladd, secretary, Kay Shaw, student conductor Standing: Mary Beth Kelsey, president, Lydia Uber, treas- ' tm lst Row: Barbara Covert, Joyce Steffee, Eileen Jones, Jane Mulhall, Ilene Williams, Betty Jane Mc- Knight 2nd Row: Marcia Stewart, Barb McCutcheon, Patty Moore, Linda McCoy, Eileen Jones, Judy Shawgo, Janis Collins 3rd Row: Ron Liston, Jean Long, Donna Heasley, Lynda Faull, Emily Turner, Wanda Williamson, Florence Miller, David Zellman 103 lst Row: Judy Birnley, David Royer, David Bartholomew, Jean McKee, Eleanor Welton, Tom Moore, Chuck Chanadet 2nd Row: Cathie Lyons, Eddie Cole, David Cummings, Lynn Cookson, Tommy Arnold, Linda Mac- Anlnch, Bill Purvis, Ross Nicholson 3rd Row: Bobbie Vincent, Paul Winters, Ken Moon, Paul Cooper, Dick Homer, Gary Samuels, Curtis Cooper, Roger Luli, Bill Hetrick Y BAND A football game just wou1dn't be a football game without our Band's half-time formations, under the direction of Mr. Grant Thompson. To highlight these performances this year, lights for the hats were purchased. The Band also accepted an invitation to attend the Band Day festivities conducted by Penn State University in the fall, besides participating in vari- ous 10081 parades ' secretary: Gary Barone, vice- president 2nd Row: Natalie Rossi, junior librarian: Emily Allen, senior librarian, Ken Moon, treasurer lst Row: Bob Boyd, president: Ann White lst Row: John Bartholomew, Kay Moon, Kay Graham, Sara Boozel, Bonnie Blakely, Natalie Rossi, John Ben- nett, Rita Humphrey, Eddie Palmer, Eleanor Brown 2nd Row: Paul Toth, Al Campbell, Gary McWilliams, Bonnie Evans, Bonnie Mossford, Cathy Richards, Ilene Williams, Bill Runk, Carol McCoy, Anne White, Kay Campbell 3rd Row: Dave Armstrong, Rick Reynolds, Dave Thompson, Gary Barone, Larry Wilson, Dave George, Judy Cressman, Emily Allen, Dick Wygal, Frank Polar, Bill Rayl 104 FN... , Bottom to top: Bonnie Mossford, Carol McCoy, Jean Buckley, Mary Ellen Dillaman, Kay Westlake, Ilene Williams, Sandy Johns gs l X ' X v F iv I lst Row: Jean Buckley, Kay Westla.ke, Ilene Williams, Mary Ellen Dillaman 2nd Row: Carol McCoy, Sandy Johns, Bonnie Mossford CHEERLEADERS We've got the pep--steam--coach--teams . . . and the cheerleaders . This year's cheer gals proved tops with their new ideas, routines, and unceasing pep and energy. Under the leadership of captain Sandy johns, the girls staged many memorable pep rallies, and, for the third successive year, proved their abilities by winning the Lions Club Trophy at the Holiday Basketball Tournament. Carol McCoy, Mary Ellen Dillaman, Kay Westlake, San- dy Johns, Ilene Williams, Jean Buckley Bonnie Mossford, Carol McCoy, Mary Ellen Dillaman, Ilene Williams, Kay Westlake, Sandy Johns ,P u.... Center: Kay Shaw mi Emma Jane Sloan, Carol Reiber, Judy Blakely, Judy Demarsh, Dotty Jones, Judy Horam, Wanda Worz, MAJORETTES GCHS would never be the same without the color, dash, and spirit aroused by our high-stepping twirlers directed this year by head majorette, Kay Shaw, and assistant head majorette, Judy Blakely. The clever and entirely new routines used by the girls proved to be highlights of pep rallies in the gym, football games, and half-time shows at home basket- ball contests . Center: Kay Shaw, Head Majorerte Dotty Jones, Judy DeMarsh, Carol Reiber, Emma Jane Sloan, Judy Horam, Gloria Labor, Sarah Birnley, Judy Blakely, Wanda Worz 106 li l HOMECDMING COURT Aide Kay Westlake, Queen Ilene Williams, Aide Libby Zenobi 1I A T5 kg- N gr - 1, , ,V . 3 L ..- nf' .x-1 L lst Row: Nancy Johns, Sharon Lee Moretti 2nd Row: Kay Westlake, Ilene Williams, Libby Zenobi 107 ,vw il., l v-fi ,mf GCHS 15 Commodore Perry 29 22 Franklin 16 16 Titusville 24 9 Greenville 34 40 Franklin 9 25 New Castle 14 28 Oil City 12 21 Jamestown 14 49 Hickory 0 21 Kittanning 15 246 167 'Y' Grapplers watch with intense interest as Forker coaches from sidelines Coach Eugene Forker's 1958-1959 wrestling team completed another successful season. The W N G grapplers ended with a '7-3 chart and a victory streak of six straight wins. With four seniors among the seven returning lettermen, Grove City had an experienced squad. This factor paid double dividends and accounted for much of the success during the season. The Eagles traveled to Commodore Perry for their first match, where they were overpowered 29-15. Three weeks lat- er, the Eagles had ironed out their weak spots to down the Knights of Franklin 22-16. Titusville and Greenville, the next Eagle opponents, again pointed out those weak points for 24-16 and 34-9 defeats respectively. Following the Greenville match, Forker's matmen compiled their successive wins by rolling over Franklin 40-9, out- wrestling New Castle 25-14, overpowering Oil City 28-12, edging out Jamestown 21-14, trouncing Hickory 49-0, and overcoming Kittanning 21-15. Assisting Coach Forker was Mr. Ben Adams, a graduate of Penn State. He also served as an assistant during the foot- ball season. Grove City will lose the services of seniors Bob Braine, 9-1, Tom Armour, 9-1, Jim Young, 6-2-1, and Gary Adams, 8-2. A if? s 1st Row: Squires, Dumbroski, Ruley, McBride, Adams, Harper 2nd Row: Dettrich, Remley, Savolskis, Dumbroski, Neely, Sweezy, McFall 3rd Row: Coach Forker, Young, Braine, Nordstrom, Watters, Buckley, Armour, Coach Adams 110 Senior Jim Young's endeavors added much to GCHS wrestliiistory. From freshman through senior year, Jim compiled a 23-5-3 record. His tiger- like approach was one of aggressiveness and finesse. mm A 23-6-3 record tells the story of one of Grove City High School's most successful wrestlers--Tom Arm- E. A four year letterman in the heavy weight di- vision, Tom was the anchorman of the Eagles the past two seasons. His sure-fire wrestling tactics will long be remembered in GCHS. flqu.. in . .., , 'fs Www ,awww A 17-5 record points out the ability of Bob Braine, Grove City's entry in the 138 pound class. This three ... year letterman compiled a 16-1 record his junior and Gary Adams was able to make a comeback and see action as a senior. Gary broke his arm his Junior year which made it impossible for him to participate. His senior year he returned to the mats for an 8-2 chart and a 12-10-1 over-all record. senior years. His complete finesse of the art of wres- tling was one of beauty and gracefulness. Strategy depa rtment. . ,Assistant Coach Adams and Coach 5 Forker, - 9 an ev A as A- As a first year man, E Watter's 5-3-1 mark is one of remarkable achievement. Wrestling in the 154 pound class, Don not only compiled a winning season but gained the necessary ex- perience needed to be a top-notch wrestler. .hx X x H24 irwqnmn-1' -'V qv., ,qt -Nga .-V--,W . -4 ,-r.,,... Jack Buckle , a junior, finished his initial year in wres- M 'K ',-'W tling with a 4-4 mark. He competed in the rough 165 pound class. Since this was his first year, his record was Bob Squires and Dan Remlex. 95 pound freshmen' 0516 Of UUC 3CC0mP1i3hmem- were new faces to the Eagle team this season. Both boys progressed very well during the year and will be strong candidates for positions on the squad next SC3S0l'l. 112 Keith McBride represented the Eagles in three different weight divisions, 95, 112, and 120. Keith's over-all record of 10-17 is not a true picture of his ability. But, this past season he finished on the winning Junior Paul Nordrum's 5-3-1 record greatly overshadows his last yei chart of 0-3-1. Although Paul was lighter than 145 pounds, he proved to be the best man in that class for the Eagles and came through with a fine season. side with a 6-4 record. X 1-ff, ,fkgf One of Grove City's most successful light men is Marty WN-eg R N r Ruley. Marty, in his sophomore and junior years, en e eeit wiih an excellent 12-2 record. Another fine season is Bruce Dickey held down the 103 pound spot for the first half o t e season. During this time he was able to pro- duce a 2-3 record, but a shoulder injury took him out of action. Dave Dumbroski replaced Bruce and was unable to win any matches. Nevertheless, he acquired the ex- perience needed for a successful season in future years. expected from this GCHS wrestler. 113 G.C.H.S. 47 41 48 47 58 39 53 50 44 33 50 41 39 42 53 35 52 61 42 40 57 57 1029 New Castle Cochranton Mercer Titusville Oil City Lakeview Fredonia Alumni Sharpsville Hickory W. Middlesex Greenville Titusville Laurel Mercer W. Middlesex Hickory Union Twp. Sharpsville Cochranton Greenville Chicora 6-16 55 35 44 67 44 61 19 55 64 38 62 58 67 46 58 48 47 100 60 48 74 BASKETBALL 1st Row: Polar, Adams, Eaker, White, Worley, Clark 2nd Row: Reese, Lyons, Webster, Bell, Dunlap, Leach, 47 Coach McCullough 1207 lst Row: McKnight, Webster, Chanadet, Bell 2nd Row: Shaffer, Rector, Bennett, Lyons, Dunlap The 1958-59 Grove City High School basketball team ended their season with 6 wins and 16 losses. This season was one of keen disappointments to the Eagle followers as much was expected from the team. Grove City was able to salvage only one of six league games, losing twice to Sharpsville and Greenville and with a 1-1 chart against Hickory. The Eagles never could seem to jell together and play the type of ball they were capable of playing. They would have one bad quarter which would put them out of the game. In many games, they would outplay the opponent for three quarters only to have that one disasterous quarter. The Eagles' big guns, Ron Worley and Jim Eak- er, combined to ripple the nets for 529 points. Wor- ley is only the third player in Eagle history to break 300, ranking with Jim Hensen, 320 and Jim Morrison, 303. Bruce Clark, Tom Adams, and Ron Leach will form the heart of next year's varsity. Going in for the graduating seniors will be Bucky Lyons, Dave Rec- tor, Dan Channadet, Ed Dunlap, Bemard Schaffer, Jim Bell, Dick Webster, Bob Bermette, and Keith Mc- Knight. These boys will endeavor to better the mark of this year's team and to perhaps bring a champion- ship once again to the Gold and White. Worley displays form in fast break X 'vig ff' I 5 McWilliams stretches for two points Polar tries a jump shot White crouches for drive Eaker globetrots by opponent Lea ch scores over Oiler hands Tom Adams uses facial expressions Chanadet battles in IV game Leach reaches skyward in tipoff Eaker breaks away for layup Eagles battle under boards ,, 4 x 1.- 1- dna 3-D expressed in triple exposure Worley controls the boards Hoopsters offense goes into action Ax, Bruce Clark tips two for Eagles .asaidxv Lf't'.,' :- H, 4 G.c.H.s. I. V. Coach, Ken Westlake, Backfield Coach, Ben Adams: Head Coach, Dick Bestwick: Jr. Hi Coach, John Hummel The 1958 edition of the Grove City High School Eagles ended their sea son with the school's best record in seven years --seven wins and two losses. The Eagles overpowered their opposition in all of the nine games and, by scoring 254 points, reached the second high- est total in the school's history. They held their opponents to 44 points, outgained them by 2, 000 yards, racked up 112 first downs to the opposition's 60, gained 2, 339 yards rushing to the opponents' 642, and in all-around play displayed one of the best tea ms in Eagle history. Bestwick's '58 squad was a team of experience, weight, heart, and desire. Although they lost two games, fby nine pointsy the Eagles were rated one of the top teams in the district. The graduating members of this year's squad throw down the gauntlet to a 4-1 Junior Varsity and a 5-1 Junior High team. These boys are stepping into the shoes of a high spirited group: by maintaining this spirit the Eagles will soar again in future years . This year in retrospect was truly great with winning football, great fan support, and a wonderful job turned in by Coaches Bestwick, Westlake, Adams, and Hummel. This team will be replaced, but they never will be forgotten .... Eagles of '58, 0 Beaver 6 37 Titusville 13 38 Oil City 0 34 Mercer 6 41 Neshannock 0 20 Franklin '7 21 Greenville 0 9 Sharpsville 12 Hickory 0 254 44 Cf' EM. lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: Y.. McEwen, Samuels, Coyer, Bell, Christley Winger, Babcock, McWilliams, Dittrich, Welker, Armour, Coach Bestwick, Braine, Milner, Eaker, Forsythe, Douglass Coach Westlake, Coach Adams, Bubeck, Thomas, Mundt, Winger, Adams, Braine, Brinkley, Buckley, White, Watters, Coach Hummel Crouch, Neely, Nordrum, Smalley, Schaffer, Chembers, Coleman, Knisley, Dum- broski, Savolskis, Zenobi, Baker, Webster. Pervis, Wise, Dunn, Ruley, Uber, Sopher, Leach, Rector, Bennett, Bubeck, Wallace Hassel, McLean, Ithen, johns, Cunningham, Huntley, Throckmorten, Mathieson, Fennell, Webster, Neeley, Young, Meyers 118 Rabid fans depart after a victory FOOTBALL The Gold and White Eagles traveled to Beaver to open their 1958 football season as the guests of the BobCats. With 15 seniors and an experienced team, the Eagles were set for Beaver. Although the Eagles hit the Beaver 10 yard line four times, this proved the only game in which they failed to score. Bea- ver, on their only trip across the 50 yard stripe, hit payditt on a 16 yard pass and that was the game, 6-O. Outstanding play was turned in by McFadden and Eaker. McWilliams, Englehart, Armour, McFadden smash opposition Titusville proved to be a different story as the Eagle ma- chine started rolling and wasn't stopped until the score stood 37-13. lt was the first win for the locals as they completely Douglass recovers for Eagles The Eagles successfully opened the '58 campaign at home with a 38-0 trampling of Oil City. Scoring the first time they had their hands on the ball, G. C. racked up their second straight win and their first whitewash of the season. The game could be summed up in one phrase--a stunning offense combined with an immovable defense. Outstand- ing for the Eagles were Worley and Milner. dominated the play. The big gun for the Eagles was Bob Braine as he rambled for three T. D.'s and a total of 19 points. The defensive line was again excellent, with Douglass, Armour, and Buckley leading the charge. A I , ' I ' .h Line paves way for Braine's score Neshannock's first varsity football team played host for the opening game of a new series with the Eagles. The Eagles flew high, and downed the Lancers 41-0. The entire Eagle squad gave a good account of them- selves with Douglass, McWilliams, D.Braine, and Winger all outstanding. This game saw the Eagles face one of the top-ranked teams in the district, the Franklin Knights. Although the Knights proved to be a tough eleven, the high-flying Eagles soared on to a 20-7 victory. The Eagles made their first swoop when Braine swiftly flew through Franklin's defense alignment. From there on, it was a battle of stiff defenses. This proved to be the first ame in which Franklin failed to score more than two touch- S downs, and it was fatal for the Knights. Outstanding for the Eagles were Adams and McWilliams. 120 Braine up and away lt was HOMECOMlNG at Grove City and, before it was over, the unbeaten Mustangs had crumbled with a 34-6 defeat. Before a capacity crowd of 4500 fans, the Eagles ran roughshod over Mercer for their third straight win. For the Eagles, it was Braine and Forsythe in the backfield, with Englehart and Welker in the line supply- ing that extra needed kick. for pigskin Adams grasps The Eagles opened their drive for the Mercer County Class A crown by ripping the Greenville Trojans, 21-0. It was their sixth strai ht win and their first in 8 league competition. For Grove City it was a stout defense that limited the Trojans to 3 first downs and 86 yards rushing. The G. C. machine rolled up 9 first downs and 249 yards for 21 points and the victory. Bob Braine again scored two T. D. 's with the superb blocking of Dittrich, McFadden, Englehart and Welker. Dittrich, Welker, and Milner open hole in left side of line Forsythe earthbound In the last 29 seconds, the Sharpsville Blue Devils snatched a 9-6 victory away from the Eagles and with it the Mercer County Crown. With only sec- onds remaining and three points behind, quarter- back Nelson ran a sneak six inches over the goal line that crushed the Eagles drive for the champion- ship, 12-9. It was a tremendously hard fought ball game: but, when it was all over, Sharpsville had broken an Eagle six game winning streak and squeaked off with the championship. Outstanding for G. C. were McFadden and Worley. ln the final game of their high school career for fifteen seniors, Grove City High School literally ran at will over an outclassed Hickory squad, 54-0. It was the highest single game point total since 1941. Scoring in every quarter and playing almost the en- tire game in Hickory land, the Eagles were a sharp, aggressive, and roaring animal as they ended their season with seven wins and two losses. As one Senior put it, It was the toughest thing of m career to take off my equipment after this game. Eagles display power play To show appreciation for the parents who undergo varied inconveniences so that their boys may play football the Sharpsville game was designated as Parents Night. The picture at the left shows our parents as they watched with mixed emotions their boys in action against the Blue Devils. In the background the Eagles' cheering section can be seen filled to capacity which was indicative of the school spirit which filled the air surrounding our football stadium. IN MEMORY 1 am theiesufrection and the life: he that believeth on me . . .shall never die. John 11:25 'HQ- kmm, .... fm, i A jim. . . May 3, 1942 I september 2, 1958 Our friend. . . Our classmate . james R. Miles Class of 1960 from the Seniors .... time out for credits Mr. Nial McCamey, Publications Advisor Edward L. johnson, J. has served our senior class in many ways without re- ceiving sufficient recognition. He has always given freely of his artistic talents. N0 one person worked more unself- ishly toward making our prom a success. Few realize the hours spent directing settings for class plays and musical concerts. For our class alone, he has designed the sets of Show Business, Onions in the Stew, The Old Lady Her Metals, and the entire settings for the 1958 Prom-- Night Clubbing. This page has given our class the opportu- nity to say thank you. Nial McCamey--teacher, publication ad- visor and contributor to activities--has given generously of his time and talents in service to our class. Since becoming GROVER STAR and PINE KNOT advisor in 1956, he has raised the standards of both publications to one of national recognition. To work with Mr. Mc- Camey is to gain admiration for him, and to repay him would indeed be an impossible task. Thus, 'it is with sincere appreciation for his untiring efforts that we, the senior class, devote a portion of this book to a most de- serving man. Mr. Edward Johnson, Art Instructor . ,jgigf'3?1e?giaY': , 3 Q , M , H we-.Q-if , -. fwfr-ff ' -A we-2 ' A NW: JY, ff, ,i Vffxm 1 '- 14.3 V. M' WLC in , Q, ,f.f2,:Hgq wJ.f,- , 5.1 ' 4 iii, 'J ff , ax- A v L ib- GUARANTORS Gallery Photography Studios Grove City National Bank Montgomery Builders Supply The Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Town and Country Portrait Studios Alberth Sterling Service Allison Dress Shop Amoco Service Center I-I.L.R. Anderson Insurance Agency Arcweld Manufacturing Company Bames-Reiber Dress Shop Bob McCullough T.V. Service Bob's Pennzoil Service Book-Davis Company Brown's Boot Shop Bryer and Rostas Burdick Clothing Store Campus Dress Shop . Carlson Supply Company Carson Finance Company Clint Brown Insurance Agency Creighton Dress Shop Cunningham Funeral Home DeFrance Drug Store Don 8s Bill's Atlantic Service Dunlap Meat Market Dunmire Cleaners Gallagher's Amoco Service G. C. Murphy Company G. C. Sports Shop Grove City Store Grove City Texaco Harshaw's Insurance Agency Hodgson's Insurance Agency Hoffman's Furniture Store I-lolstine's Amoco Service Ideal Pastry Shop King's Shoe Store Lee's Fashions Lewis Dry Cleaners DONORS CONTRIBUTORS Howe Coffee Company Ioe's Dry Cleaning and Laundry Johnstone Foundries, Inc. J. C. Penny Company Mi1Ier's Esso Service Center Young's Printers Lucas Gulf Service Mook's Supermarket Mundt Motor Company McCand1ess Insurance Agency McMullen Travel Service MiIler's Gulf Service Morris Children Shop Ne1son's Flower Shop Penn Grove Hotel Peters and Sloan Pioneer Dairy Rexall Drugs R. M. John Motor Company Royal Jewelers Samuel's Shaffer's Wall Paper and Paints Shawgo Construction Company Shelley's Funeral Home Shira's Drug Store Sloan's Hardware Sloan's Sunoco Service Sonntag Service Station Stewart Furniture Store The Card and Gift Shop The College Shop The Record Center The Steakhouse Thrift Plan Finance Corporation Ward1e's Bike Shop Webb's Camera and Hobby Shop Westlake Dress Shop W. M. Bashlin Company Wendell August Forge, Inc. Young's Dairy PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. B. A. Black Dr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Filer Dr. Charles G. Jones Dr. H. A. Kelly Dr. H. J. Lewis Dr. Wm. 0. Runk Dr. Raymond A. Yourd The Bashllne Hospital McBride and McBride, Attorneys Wherry and Ketler, Attomeys 126 1'4? i24W AUTOGRAPHS ffl,yWf x, Zfwfflf X , X A l A ,. C. ', ff .,f ,Aff A X544 . Y I ,yf4.T,. 574' . f L nf! ' A tif ' JU JJ 'rf M g0!,U I .l I 4 ,1. fy :fix VD- . N!! 'J 1, ' 1 V, rf rd, 4 Ld! x A fly Y ,J I V , Vx , 5 .. f yy X ' x x 4 r I . . . I . 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