Hickory High School - Hickory Nut Yearbook (Hermitage, PA)

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JAMES GIBSON .... vice-president of Student Council . . . gave an excellent performance in the senior play .... he and Dick were pals .... quiet, but loads of fun in a crowd. BOB GILLI- LAND .... editor of the Leaf .... outstanding wrestler .... Clang drove a '34 Plymouth.. .. small but mighty .... enjoyed skating and parties .... seen at all the games. MIKE GRANA- TOSKY ---- hailed f1'0m Patagonia ---- quiet and reserved .... enjoyed basketball and all sports .. . .UA man strong and silent in his deeds, a woman's voice he never heeds. DAVE HOAG- LAND .... one of our class Romeo's .... a snappy dresser .... Moe also served as a cheer- leader .... liked to travel .... nice curly hair .... carried papers after school. MARGARET HRI- CIK .... pretty, peppy cheerleader .... active in plays and minstrels .... member of office staff ....loved to read and enjoyed a good argument. . . .dancing was her chief diversion. ANNA JAGATICH .... her hobby seemed to be reading' books .... served as a librarian .... very friendly and always willing to help others .... two years of perfect attendance. HELEN JA- GATICH .... wrote excellent short stories for the Leaf .... alto in choir .... always had her lessons prepared .... one of our best basketball players .... fond of all sports. MYRTLE JAR- RETT .... could often be found roller skating .... attractive dresser .... nice figure .... her hob- bies lived in Sharon--'Z .... served on advertising' committee for the Nut . BETTY KA- LUZNE .... noted for her humor .... very popular .... her name could usually be found on the honor roll .... played the role of Penny in the senior play. ELMA KAMENSKY .... our pretty blond majorette .... played the violin in orchestra .... she and Betty were very good chums .... enjoyed dancing .... one of our pretty young ladies. BETTY KIMMEL .... a winner in many 4-H club contests .... liked to read and sew .... always found with Wilma .... partici- pated in the F. F. A. Fair .... pleasing personality. ANNA KOSTY .... always in demand as a typist .... fond of Sharpsville boys .... model with the cute little lisp in the senior play .... al- ways had her lessons prepared. James L. Gibson Michael Joseph Granatosky Margaret Jane Hricik Robert C. Gilliland David Fredrick Hoagland Anna V. Jagatich Helen Rose Jagatich Bessie Monica Kaluzne Sara Elizabeth Kimmel Myrtle Marie Jarrett Elma Kamensky Anna Kosty

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LORETTA CROWL .... did excellent work on make-up committee for senior play .... she was always seen at the Pennzoil at noon with Gloria and Irene .... perfect attendance for two years. MARJORIE DAVIS .... clever dresser .... liked to dance and travel .... main hobby was Arn .... often seen with Lillian .... good conversationalist .... charming and petite .... a music student. CAROL DERRENBACHER .... had beautiful long natural wavy hair .... attractive fig- ure .... played bells in the band .... her greatest problem was Bud . . .witty and very friendly. JAMES DUNHAM .... blonde glamour girl of the senior play ..,. led cheers at the games .... spent much of his time at Transfer .... worrying about the proper type of engagement ring. RALPH ECKELBERGER .... popular basketball star .... participated in many F. F. A. radio broadcasts .... good vocalist .... kept seniors well entertained with his humor and jokes. BILL ELLIOTT .... although quiet in school, Bill was lots of fun when you got to know him .... indis- pensible as an N. Y. A. student .... always shooting paper wads in study hall. RICHARD FLEET ....couldn't hide that cute little blush. . . .took care of the flag. . . .HA man of honor staunch and true, a friend who always sees you through. RICHARD FRAZIER .... amused every- one with his jokes and dry humor .... planned to be an undertaker .... often caught up on his sleep in P. O. D. class .... life of any party. JACOB FREI .... indispensible to everyone in the school as an excellent artist and painter .... assistant editor of the Leaf and always found in the press room .... always in for a good time. BETTY LOU FRYE .... a cute little miss . . . .she and Rhada were very good friends. . . .worked in Mr. Houck's office. . . .nice figure and a cute d1'esser. BILL GAUS .... active in all sports, especially varsity basketball .... main inter- est was Jane Lee .... easy to get along with .... drove a Nash .... liked parties. HOWARD GER- BER .... co-captain of Class A Champs .... Irish could be found with Emma in his spare time . . . .active F. F. A. member. . . .drove a truck after school. Loretta Jane Crowl Carol Marie Derrenbacher Ralph W. Eckelberger Marjorie Marilyn Davis James Lloyd Dunham William Leroy Elliott Richard Donald Fleet Jacob Frei William H. Gaus Richard W. Frazier Betty Lou Frye Howard Fredrick Gerber

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Ervina Ellen Krichko Julianne Lazorishak June Irene Maine Agnes Ileen Kulhavey Phyllis Jean Lilly J. Richard McBride Wilma Jean McCullough John Mudrak Kathleen Agnes Murray Ethel Ida Mogor Mary Mudrey Frank Joseph Nettinger IRENE KRICHKO .... you could always find Irene dancing and she was very good at it . . . .attractive majorette. . . .two years of perfect attendance. . . .seldom seen without Peg . AGNES KULHAVEY .... had a smile for everyone .... loved to ice skate .... played on senior girls' basketball team .... wanted to be a nurse .... nice to know. JULIANNE LAZORISHAK . . . .served as a monitor for three years. . . .associate editor of the Nut . . . .played the bass viol in the orchestra . . . always talking. PHYLLIS LILLY . . . Sally of the senior play . . . was lost without Ed .... enjoyed reading .... excellent typist .... small, charming and petite . . . . member of the office staff. JUNE MAINE . . . . another of our future nurses . . . . A quiet girl is like a priceless jewel, because they are so rare and few .... always willing to do her share. RICHARD McBRIDE ..... often seen driving his Packard 01' his truck .... Magee was as quiet a little stick of dynamite as you would ever see .... nice dresser .pleasing personality. WILMA McCULLOUGH. . . .an outstanding basketball player and musician .... played the violin in orchestra .... always cheerful and full of pep .... liked to cook and sew. ETHEL MOGOR .... a loyal friend, quiet and reserved .... always found with Mildred and Alma .... liked to read and served as a librarian her senior year .... friendly. JOHN MU- DRAK .... one of our Future Farmers .... his chief diversion was roller skating .... enjoyed all sports but especially baseball .... fond of freshmen girls. MARY MUDREY .... attractive dresser .always willing to lend a hand. . . .served on property committee for the senior play. . . . nice figure .... popular with all .... friendly. KATHLEEN MURRAY .... another good basket- ball player and a willing worker .... Butch was a real pal .... liked to dance .... was indispen- sible as the book-holder for the senior play. FRANK NETTINGER .... active member of the F. F. A. and took part in the Fair .... served on milk committee his junior year .... liked the girls .... quick wit .... fond of all sports.