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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Q' ,' . 1 51' ci exam ORG of Us x-.hw hue f3w1Q4i3fw'1 , 1 CJR' W Q D W MQ 'wrggtc WUT num x-MN? vu L',L T.f ' 3 ' 'W X it T tl11rwwQrw,:'mQw mf Tl - :',- pp yifur gh fhi1131Q1Q.w Uv 'JM cr N 19 Q N J x x A , i., r fl N X X LN X mf ' fbi il I x! 11N' i iw f w X 'M AW MX X X fl Mi! f L N mv l f 4.8253 f ff X lxmx fw fizlii wi Our Star THE MAN OF MAGIC who can convert a bare gymnasIum Into a flower garden thorn bushes INTO glIstenIng Whlfe rose bushes enhanced wuth whIte fences trellIses and a stone wall THIS MAN OF MAGIC whose murals of the covered wagon bal ancIng modern Industry set the pace for the 49ers Commencement pageant or the cluster of flutterIng Amencan flags opposIte the glIstenIng modern numeral on a VlVId blue background for a l95O Commencement Or tered In bold scrIpt carrIed essentIaI vIrtues as the l95l senIors buIlt a pyramId of success THE MAN OF MAGIC who can transform a bleak stage Into o church balcony complete Wlfh a pIpe organ Stage sets have that lIved In look Remember the anclent wall paper and waInscoatIng and the elevator plus floor IndIcator e FEOIISTIC snow scene glImpsed through the frosted wrndow and the Welfd lIghtIng for mystery? THIS MAN OF MAGIC who made men of boys who buIlt character as well as a depart ment When Mr Mongus fIrst came to HIckory he was quartered In a shop whIch also housed the vo ag department After the new elemen tary buIldIng was opened plans for an Indus trIal art SUITS were fInally realIzed and work Ing wIth hIs boys Installed an observatIon wIndow separatIng the shop from the mechan Ical drawIng room At present the shop occu drawIng room has been moved to a large lIght corner room on the thnrd floor Before comIng to Hnckory In l948 Mr Man gus served TIVE years In the European Theater wuth the ThIrd Armored DIVISION as a Flrst Lleutenant Therefore we the SenIor Class of l9'52 dedI cate thIs Issue of the HIckory Nut to Mr Charles ChIck Mangus because of hIs never tIrung help and Influence durIng our hIgh school days 7 nate marble stepping stones to success! let- P595 l?0'fI Of These f00m5 Gnd the mechofllcol 6 10C EOARD UNM A RAT! wDEr LASSMEN JI ANNZATIONK XTHLETICS LHQOL LIFE Cast Th Diff' 'L 'L fx Q XWll fX ON iEF-lIOPkS JF' YC ' N3 Q ' N , 3 W , , MR HARRY HORNER Lyle Drive works as an unteruor MR FRANK LAZORISHAK Superior Stre t rs serving decorator us an actrve member of the Huckory Booster hls thlrd year on the Board of Eduratran and us a Hrckory dent of the board for the fourth successrve Year MR WADE DICKINSON Sharon Mercer Road IS a part MR WILLIAM POOL Valley View Road IS servmg has ner and servuce manager at the Leyde Garage He ns serv furst year on the board He ns paymaster cashler at the rng hls thurd year on the board as vlce president and IS Westlnghouse Mr Pool IS a member of the Elks Club actnve nn the local furemen and Boosters rn Sharon MR DONALD SHULL Lyle Druve IS a flrst year member ofthe Board of Educotuon He as o traveling representatnve for the Prttsburgh Press coyerlng the Western Pennsyl vama and Northern New York area 10 - r A , l I - I I 9 1 I Club and Sharon Exchange and Civic Club. He is presi- graduate. He is employed at the Westinghouse in Sharon. Board of Education at Work Come in and sit in on a meeting of the school board You will go to Mr Delohunty s office on the second floor There the five members of our board meet and discuss the problems and plans of that day The members of our board of education are not professional educators they are members of this community who have gained the respect of their fellow citizens so that they were chosen to represent the community in one of the most important func tions of the community Their ,ob requires much time and effort and only too often receives insufficient recognition The duties the board of educatron performs are innumerable Among some of their duties are selecting the personnel supervision of the financial situation of the schools and establishment of general policies for the work of the school Selecting the personnel must be done carefully not only in regard to md: vidual efficiency but also in consideration of the absolute need of school employees to be able to cooperate properly lt is on the school board that the people must depend for fixing the amounts to be roused by taxation and for conducting the schools within the funds available The school board has a great responsibility in that they have o large part in the planning and study which determine the educational philosophy of the school system what are the most efficient methods of supplying the desired services to the students Every member must have on understanding of all new developments in every phase of the educational field and they must decide how they can be applied to our new school system The school board could never do their lab as satisfactorily if they didn t have the support of the citizens It is necessary for the members to see to it that the public is informed of what the school system is trying to do what it needs to do it ond what progress has been made at each stage of development ln order to perform all these innumerable duties it is necessary for the board members to have a thorough knowledge of the general structure of a school s system equipment that is needed and personnel of the schools This can be acquired through personal visitations and through information sup plned by the supervising principal Each school board member has accepted the responsibility for the edu cation of the young people of the community They realize that this respons :bility is an especially serious one in a democratic society o society that has many dangerous outlets which may be taken if the student has the wrong background Membership on the board of education is o hard exacting task and the men who serve on it are to be commended for their public spirit and willing ness to accept civic duties I They must decide what the pupils should receive from the schools and Wqf Q a aw ZL W f Sew xx Dmf,oR' f www 'X Wax A X , A A YZ!! f bf - W ,nfl , ' ' xl V Fix 2' v in ' w1'f -.gf A f -ff N 0ur Dlrectors The dnrectors of any shovv must be the best' They vvorlc the hardest to make the show a success lust os the executives and faculty of a hugh school do durectrng the students rn every phase of growing up ln thus sectlon we present the adrnunnstratnon whom vve have come to knovv as our friends From plays lmportont roles behlnd the sets of our school e We also present an thus section the mauntenance force ond bus dnvers Wlth therr dutaes performed the school runs effaclently and students are trans ported safely to and from school I the first grade up to graduation tlrne, the faculty lif . Mr Delahunty MR A R REIMOLD Transfer graduated from Thiel College with a B S degree and re ceived his Master s in Education from the Uni Transfer High School and a coach and a teacher at Albion before coming to Hickory seven years ago Mr Reimold is on the committee of senior advisers He can usually be found at the senior meetings in his office or in the vo ag room working with the F FA boys and Mr Lacy Enterline Five days a week nine months of the school year Mr Reimold s office on the first floor is the center of Huckorys school life Students trail in and out of the office looking for either Mr Reimold or Miss Artman They must con tact Mr Reimold to arrange all school activ ities such as dances club activities and any thing having to do with the school calendar He is Student Council adviser and has charge of schedule changing He is always a helpful and willing adviser for any of the students or faculty Every student in the school has a record in the principal s office showing his attendance health card pink slips failure reports and the senior black book 14 MRA KENNETH R, DELAHUNTY, 88 Stam- baugh Avenue graduated from Westminster College with a BA degree and received his Master s in Education from Pennsylvania State College Mr Delahunty taught at Sandy Lake before coming to Hickory and did advanced graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh During his fifteen years at Hickory he has been a coach a teacher a principal and now is the supervising principal Mr Delahunty is the center of the complete administration for the school system He is the head of the elementary schedule bus drivers and recommends the course of study including suggested new courses He is in charge of all extra curricular activities such as athletics adult educational classes and recreational programs He is the school board representative and is in charge of all personnel and school super visor of teachers including rating of teachers He works along with Mr John Carnahan secretary of the school board to arrange the budgets in connection with obligations and budgets financial recommendations of all school books and supplies Mr Delahunty s friendly smile always greets you as you enter his office He enioys his work because he is interested in the youth of today who will b the citizens of tomorrow and Mr Reimold nwvpii 'W -1'-sxgu I , . I. ' . I I I I I A 4 I I I , . ' 1 I I , . l . ' A A I . S . . D C O l ' .' ' . I I 4 versity of Pittsburgh, He was the principal of -' . , I l sauuwfw' WWM5- Z I Q . I I . - 'W I - ll - - . I . . , . . . . ' if I I I MRS DOROTHY M HANS us pruvate secre tary to Mr Kenneth R Delahunty Thus us her second year at Huckory Before becomung Mr Delahuntys secretary Mrs Hans worked at Westunghouse for three years and pruor to that she graduated un l94l as a commercual stu dent from Huckory Hugh School Mrs Hans supervuses the swutchboard and trauns students to operate ut She has charge of the publuc address system whuch operates throughout the school Besudes these dutues she also takes care of the payroll of employ ees of Huckory Hugh School keeps the school books and takes care of tuutuon of students attendung Huckory Hugh School from such places as West Muddlesex Clarksvulle and Transfer Of all her dutues Mrs Hans enuoys makung payroll best She also lukes bookkeep un Mrs Hans can always be found un her offuce workung except from I2 OO to l OO when she goes to lunch wuth Mrs Dorothy Parker Mrs ,rg Hans us a very cheerful and fruendly person who us weuu uuked by Quu Z 1 She luves at R D No 2 Sharon Secretcurues MISS JANE ANN GILLILAND us pruvate secretary to Mr A R Reumold Thus us her furst year as secretary at Huckory Hugh School Last year l9Sl she was graduated as a com m rcual student from Huckory Whule at Huck ory as a student Muss Gulluland was on the Student Councul for three years and she was also our Footba l and Valentune Queen She us very glad to b able to remaun at Huckory Hugh School ln the mornung Muss Gulluland can be found un the furst floor offuce helpung Mr Stewart wrute excuses for students comung on late buses tardy or absent and typung the bul letun She also takes care of athletuc unsurance and takes ductatuon and types for Mr Reumold Of all h r dutues Muss Gulluland enuoys typung the bulletun each day best She us very well luked by students as well as the faculty Her smule and fruendly manner make ut easy to understand why she gets along so well wuth everyone Muss Gulluland luves at R D No 2, Pulasku on the Bethel Carbon Road 15 I . 1 6 I I , ' JT? x 'Du . 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' I ' Guuclance and Lubrary Departments The guudance department consusts of MISS BETTY LOU ARTMAN counselor MRS SARA TARR Dean of gurls and MR DlCKSON STEWART Dean of boys Wuth the help of Mrs Tarr and Mr Stewart Muss Artman guudes the students un theur educatuonal and vocatuonol chouces un theur avocatuonal unter ests and un theur socual and moral responsubul utues program un grades l 4 and 6 and a compre hensuve achuevement testung program un grades 4 5 6 7 and 8 Muss Artman becomes ac quaunted wuth all avaulable unformatuon on each pupul and helps hum un selectung hus cur ruculum un grades 9 lO ll and l2 As a result of the guudance servuce members of the senuor class are able to secure unforma tuon about themselves through unduvudual unter vuews after they have taken a battery of tests These tests unclude mental abuluty vocatuonal unterest and specutuc aptutude tests The Dean of boys Mr Stewart and the Dean ot gurls Mrs Tarr work closely together un an attempt to solve the boy and gurl problems Theur chuef concerns are the students personal problems socual urregularutues human rela tuons and health and personal hyguene Every student un the uunuor senuor hugh school has benetutted from theur regularly scheduled lec tures and movues on sex educatuon emotuonal health and human reproductuon MR RONALD GREEN l283 Ashton Road Sharon us advuser of the Lubrary Club and guud ance durector for the lubrary He graduated from Claruon State Teachers College wuth a B S degree un Educatuon and us attendung the 16 Western Reserve Unuversuty for hus Masters of Lubrary Scuence The lubrary us the Peoples Unuversuty and Mr Green us workung to make the lubrary at Huckory gust that The one aum of the lubrary us to assust every student un class work and to cater to hus lukes and desure for knowledge Wuth an eye on the future we hope to see an expandung lubrary .-- -.i - ' , KI O C . . . . . , n I I ' . . 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In - I I - ' ' I Muslc ancl Art Departments MISS MARION BUCHANAN North Buhl Form Druve receuved her BM degree from Westmunster and has done graduate work at Penn State Muss B durects the senuor hugh concert chour the lunuor hugh and elementary choruses gurls ensemble and boys and gurls glee clubs After the Chrustmas concert has been guven and the students return from vaca tuon all work us durected toward the annual sprung festuval an occasuon to whuch all look forward At thus grand funale of the musuc sea son each group shows what they have accom plushed durung the past year MR LOUIS COHEN Penn Avenue Sharon receuved hus B M degree from Dana School of Musuc and dud graduate work at Induana State Teachers College Kent State Unuversuty and Westmunster College Mr Cohen durects the hugh school band and orchestra and also guves free unstrumental unstructuons to any student desurung them The band appeared at all football and basketball games played at home and always helped to keep the school spurut hugh The band also presents an annual sprung concert uncludung marches lught class ucal numbers operatuc and symphonuc over tures and popular numbers MRS VIRGINIA LAKE West Muddlesex re ceuved a B S degree un art from Edunboro State Teachers College and lust recently receuved her Master s of Scuence from the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh Before comung to l-luckory fuve years ago she taught un Youngsvulle and Warren County Mrs Lake us advuser and teacher of the uunuor hugh school and hugh school art classes She us un charge of the bulle tun boards and also grade schools of our town shup In the art course desugnung posters ullustratuon and pauntung are electuve to any student un hugh school Truese students have done excellent work un helpung to advertuse by means of posters for school actuvutues such as the junuor and senuor plays basketball games choral and unstrumental concerts and dances 17 . 1 1 - - I I - 11 11 - 1 - ' ' ' - 1 I ' - 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 f I I -A W r - ,fl ,yizssf . . . 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MRS MAXINE PATTERSON was graduated from Pennsylvania State College wrth a Boch elor of Scrence degree and has also done grad uate work at Penn State Mrs Patterson who rs an her second year at Hlckory teaches junuor hugh home economrcs and related arts and as Jr Tru Hu Y adviser MISS DOROTHY HOVIS Superuor Street Grove Cnty recenved a Bachelor of Science cl gree from lndnana College She teaches sen vor hugh home economics and related arts whach Includes such subjects as cookung meal plannung tallorlng tamlly relationship work ang out budgets rnterlor decoratung and pre parotlons of partses and luncheons Another ot Mass Hovns actuvutues ns serving as advuser for the Future Homemakers at Amerrca a club to whlch all home economuc students may belong She has been adviser for the past sux years MR RUSSELL BROWN lO6O Pearl Street Sharon was graduated from Calufornla State Teachers College wrth a Bachelor of Scrence In Educatlon degree He teaches rndustrual arts and woodwork and this ns has first year at Hrckory MR LACY ENTERLINE Jamestown recelv ed the Bachelor of Science degree from Penn sylvanua State College He teaches vocatuonal agrnculture and as advuser for the Future Farmers ot Amerlca This IS Mr Enterllnes nlnth year at Hickory MR CHARLES MANGUS East State Street Sharon has taught mechanacal drawung at T! '-6 Hlckory for the past four years He recelved has Bachelor of Science degree from Calufornna State Teachers College and has done grad uate work at the University of Pittsburgh Home Ec and Vocational Departments I8 , , 2,13 . V - 1 4' ', ,s . ' ' . V, .Q 1 1 1 Q ' , 1 I . . . . . . , 1 1 1 - I I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . 1 ' 1 1 - 1 . . . . , ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 I . . t . V , 1 x ,G+ ' 'y MISS GAULTINE CULLER Mednna Ohla graduated from Kent wuth a B S degree and did graduate work at Pennsylvanua State and Ednnbara College and naw teaches physucal educatlan and health Mass Culler advases the varslty and lunlar varsuty cheerleaders and helps wlth the toot ball and basketball pep assemblues MR KEITH STONER Farrell graduated tram Sllppery Rock State Teachers College with a B S degree and dld graduate work at the Unuversuty at Plttsburgh l-le teaches health and physucal educatnan Mr Stoner IS th sensor class advlser and faculty manag r and can u ually be found s lllng basketball and football trckets MR JACK GAUS Sharon Mercer Road graduated from Slippery Rack College wlth a B S degr e an physical educatnan Mr Gaus IS the tumor varslty basketball coach and also teaches gym MRS ELLA MAE HORSMAN came ta l-luck ary thus year She graduated wuth a B S degree tram Slnpoery Raclf State Teachers College and teaches yunuar hugh gym MRS DOROTHEA FRANTZ Sharpsvulle has a varuety at labs cancernmg the health at the student She as the school nurse truant attrcer and conducts Bay Scout tests The health department guves every pupnl a dental and m dlcal examlnatuan every two years lt the pupul wlshes he may have chest X ray patch test ar shots for cantaguaus dls eases Dr Francusl. Lally Sharpsvulle was the medical examiner thus year and the medlcal asslstants were tlrst semester Mrs Grace Fdmmds and second semester Mrs Ruth Weldon Health and Gym Departments 19 . 4,3 ,Y . . . . 2 1 1 - , - Q? . , , 4,1 ' I I I . 'C , ' I . 5 . . . l 1 . .' , Q ' Q c v , S 9 ' I T I X 9 ' ' --, , . l T I., X - 1 1 - 1 1 Q . . . - 1 . l I - I I I ' ' ' I I I . , . 1 I - I ' Mcuth and Scuence Departments MRS MARY GARRETT West Muddlesex Heughts graduated from Westmunster wuth a B S degree She teaches uunuor hugh mathe matucs MRS VIRGINIA SNYDER Sharon Mercer Road teaches trugonometry solud and plane geometry and algebra She receuved a B A de gree at Westmunster College MR DICKSON STEWART R D 2 Sharps vulle receuved hus B S degree from Thuel Col lege and a Masters un Educatuon from the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh He teaches physucs algebra applued scuence general mathematucs and us Hu Y advuser and baseball coach MR MARSDEN MCBRIDE teaches uunuor hugh mathematucs and us coach of uunuor hugh football and basketball He receuved a B S de gree at Grove Cuty College MISS MINNIE BEVLYN graduated wuth a B S degree from Sluppery Rock where she re sudes and recently obtauned her Masters un Educatuon from the Unuversuty of Pittsburgh She teaches chemustry and us scuence club ad vuser MR GEORGE HOLLIBAUGH Fredonua pos sesses a B S degree from Sluppery Rock and a Masters un Scuence from Cornell Unuversuty He teaches buology MR CHARLES SNYDER Sharon Mercer Road teaches general scuence and us football and varsuty basketball coach He receuved hus B S degree from Thuel College MR ROBERT WEBSTER 823 Crowder Ave nue Sharon obtauned a B S degree from Slup pery Rock and us doung graduate work at Penn State He teaches uunuor hugh geography un cludung scuence 20 'K I e Q t ls. 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' 1 I - ' 1 1 ' ,JW Hnstory ancl Englnsh Departments MRS FRANCES SLOAN Sharpsvnlle re cenved her B A degree from Monmouth College and dnd graduate work at Penn State College MR CHARLES OHR Grove Cnty recenved a B S degree from Slnppery Rock College and a Masters nn Educatnon from Unnversnty of Pnttsburgh MR PAUL CURRIE Jefferson Avenue grad uated from Slnppery Rock wnth a B S degree and recenved a Masters nn Educatnon from Westmnnster MR JAMES REYNOLDS graduated from Thnel College wnth a B S degree nn Educatnon MR CHARLES MCCULLOUGH Sharon re cenved hns BS degree from Slnppery Rock College MRS HELIA FRUIT Transfer recenved a B A degree from Pennsylvanna State and dnd graduate work at Grove Cnty College MRS PATRICIA RUNG Wheatland West Mnddlesex Road ns nunnor class and sennor Trn Hn Y advnser She graduated from Westmnnster College vvnth a BA degree MR MILFORD SHIMER N W Wnlmnngton graduated from Westmnnster College wnth a B A degree MISS BETTY SINGER Sharon graduated from Thnel College wnth a B S degree MRS JANE MILLER Greenvnlle Road Mer cer has a B A degree from Westmnnster and has done graduate work at the Unnversnty of Mnchngan and Penn State She ns Spannsh Club advnser and on the commntte of sennor class advnsers MISS HELEN CRAIG ns Latnn Club and pro nector crew advnser She rec nved a B A degree from Grove Cnty College and dnd work at the Unnversnty of Pnttsburgh F 21 U C O - 1 1 - - 1 - . . 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X , Q. , ..sss 3q Commercual Department MRS MARY MOORE 30 Covert Avenue Sharpsvulle teaches shorthand busuness Eng lush offuce practuce and busuness law She re ceuved a B S degree un commerce from Grove Cuty College dud graduate work at the Unu versuty of Puttsburgh and has been at I-luckorv for nune years MISS FRANCES ADAMS I2 College Ave nue Greenvulle graduated from Grove Cuty College wuth a B S degree un commerce She teaches busuness aruthmetuc typung bookl eep ung busuness Englush and spellung MISS JEAN MOORE 908 George Street Sharon graduated from Thuel College wuth a Bachelor of Scuence degree un Economucs She teaches furst year typung general busuness and us sophomore Tru Hu Y advuser Every year Mrs Moore head of the Commer cual Department places many reluable com mercual gurls who have been ettucuent un theur work un uobs that may turn out to be a great Career for them lt us a famuluar sught to see Muss Adams checkung money un her homeroom to take to the bank for clubs organuzatuons the journal usm department and the uunuor and senuor classes The commercual department has been en larged to handle the uncreasung amount of stu dents unterested un takung typung Two rooms have been devoted to the commercual depart ment A person takung the commercual course learns typung busuness aruthmetuc shorthand offuce practuce busuness Englush busuness law and bookkeepung The electuve commercual course us open to all students Interested un usung the requured hard 22 Speech Department Speech thus year us taught by MRS SARA TARR and MISS DOROTHY ELDER Servuce Avenu who has a BA degree from West munster College Muss Elder teaches uunuor hugh school and ands un speech correctuon un speech classes Speech us op ned to sophomores gun uors and senuors wuth specual classes for pru mary elementary and uunuor hugh school pupuls with Speech duffucultues Meetung dauly the senuor hugh school classes completed unuts un speech technuques dua crutucs carol sp akung raduo and stage dra matucs and unterpretatuon Last year the Board of Educatuon equupped the speech department wuth a tape recorder a tour by eught plate glass murror and a tule for keepung unduvudual records The department also has access to a dusc recorder record play er auduometer and lubrary of reference text readungs and plays Enterung the I Speak for Democracy con test Susue Denault was placed among the turst sux un the dustruct wunnung a raduo and three day sught seeung trup to New York Cuty Mrs Tarr has for I4 years acted as the school s raduo program durector for the weekly school broadcasts over WPIC AM FM In connectuon wuth the speech program two nught classes un adult speech educatuon were untroduced last year for townshup resudents Funanced by the Board of Educatuon the class earned knowledge Credut us guven when they help organuzatuons un the school such as the tax offuce uournalusm students and un otfuce work D I . BI - . I . - - - . D . - . A .. ' , I I I . . . I I A I I ' e I' - , . I . . . . . I . f f ' I . I ' Il I ll - ' . I , I . 1 . . . . . I . . I - . I - . . I . . - 1 ' ' - - ' I - 1 . I A - - ' ' I ' ' . - . . . I ' I I I U ' . . . 1 ' hes been ef Hickory for eleven yeqrg end es met once a week for futteen sessuons. . - . I . I 1- - I - - - - I A I I ' ' ' I . ' I - fox, . . I . . . .- 4 . f I C I I I . 1 A . 1 I I ' 'X -.1 ' ' ' - I . . . . Ax . I . I I . . . l I . I I I v I . . . Bus Drivers The bus drlvers of Hlckory Hugh School are very :mportant to the school In fact wlthout them there would be no chlldren un school Bus drivers must drlve In all klnds of weather ralny snowy and sunny days Many of them must drive over muddy back roads but they always manage to get us to school before 9 40 Some of these bus druvers do other thungs besides lust hauling puplls to school They may take us to work dolly and they also make sure that our athletic teams get where they are go mg and on tlme Many tlmes during thus year and prevlous years bus drlvers have made nt possuble for the cheerleaders band members and the student body to follow our athletlc teams We students of Huckory Hugh School appreciate all the many thnngs that our bus drlvers do for us 9 years The bus drlvers are lusted below accord :ng to the number of years they have served the Townshup Pete Beatty Sharon Mercer Road has been a bus drlver for thurty two years He hauls two loads dolly from Wheatland and Bobby s Cor DGTS Arthur Hague Clay Hollow Road makes two trnps dally to Keel Rxdge and Homestead Dalry He has served as bus dnver for snxteen years Ludwlg Urban Sharon New Castle Road has been drnvnng a school bus for Huckory Town shlp for ten years He makes two trlps dally to North Buhl Farm Druve and Patagonla Robert Bowser Wheatland hauls two loads each day to Patagonia and Bethel He has served as a bus drrver for sux years Russell Hague Patagonla has been druvlng a school bus for four years He makes two trups dally to Patogonla and Sharon Mercer Road James Wheaton Dutch Lane hauls two loads daaly to Lyle Drlve Baker Avenue and Dutch Lane He has been a bus druver for four years Mr Wheaton also takes students to broad casts and the Science Club on thenr annual trlp Wllllam Anderson Clarksville New Wllmmg ton Road has been a bus drlver for three years He makes two tnps dally to Bethel and New Vurgunua In the morning Otls Coulter Morefueld Road hauls chnldren dally to the side roads between Bethel and New Vlrglnla He has been drlvlng a bus for Huckory Townshlp for three years bus for Huckory Townshup for three years He makes two traps dally to Transfer Bull Rombold Rombold Road makes two trups dauly to the Morefueld Road He has been drlv :ng a bus for two years Wulllam Engel Sharpsvllle has been druvnng a bus for Hlckory Township for two years He makes two traps dally to Clarksville and South Pymatumng Froncns Allnson Greenfueld hauls two trups dally ln the evenlng to Bethel and New Vlr ganna He IS completmg hus fnrst year as bus drlver for Hlckory Townshlp Vnrgnl Popovntch Morefueld Road also as com pletlng has first year as a bus drlver for Huck ory He hauls two loads dauly to Pune Hollow Blvd and Buhl Farm Drive 23 o 1 . 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I 1 1 - 'Nd N. l Mauntenance Force The hugh school mauntenance force us headed by Mr Raymond McClumans and has a staff of tuve whuch uncludes Mr Wulluam Duetz Mrs Prutchard The mauntenance force takes care of uanutorual work un the hugh school They clean and sweep class rooms wash wundows clean up after basketball games and make necessary repaurs Mr Raymond McCIumans us servung hus furst year at Huckory as supervusor of the maunten ance He replaced Mr Wulluam Orr former head of mauntenance un Novemb r of last year Hus home us on the Sharon New Castle Road Sharon Mr McClumans son Jam s attends 24 Huckory Jr Hugh School and us an eughth grade student un Mr Shumer s home room Mrs Mc Clumans us a thurd grade teacher at Hermutage Mr Wulluam Duetz works durung the day and has the job ot sweepung the floors and steps furung the furnace and cleanung on the furst floor ln the summer he rolls and mows the lawn He has been workung at Huckory schools for eught years Mr Charles Mowry works un the evenung He cleans the gym and class rooms lt there are any meetungs dances or other actuvutues goung on at the hugh school un the evenung he keeps the furnace tured Mrs Eva Parshall Morefueld New Vurgunua Road Sharon works on the thurd floor durung the day A few of her dutues are checkung rest rooms cleanung wundows and sweepung the thurd floor after school us out for the day Mrs Parshall has three boys two of them Duck and Dean un Huckory schools Her other son Chuck us un the Unuted States Navy Thus us her furst year at Huckory Mrs Prutchard does lanutorual work on the second floor on the afternoon turn She also cleans wundows checks rest rooms and sweeps the floor Another of her jobs us cleanung the superuntendent s offuce Durung the three months summer vacatuon the mauntenance force does varuous thungs They repaunt and refunush desks furnuture and walls and clean and wash the class rooms There are also shrubs to be taken care of and the lawns to be mowed and rolled They also make any repaurs that have to be made f Lflzfl ' Y. Y W W 7 I 55 ' 1 IE? W. . fr , QW ' 2 X y I, ue, , 34 l Q WW, 3 .fi I . ' . . I 1 . . . U. '. S I ' '. ' . , . Eva Parshall, Mr. Charles Mowry, and Mrs. Elementary School. 1, . . , I I . . . . I I . . I I I ' ' ' ' - 1 1 . . ' ' e . ' I I I I . . I I ' I 1 1 Q . n Q, , . l . I - . I - l . ' , . l l . I . I . . . I . I , . -v f ff . , wx -93 If , ,I fy! fy KI 1' f 1, f - - -AR . Q1 , as x 1+ f ' if X I 53' ' J Our Featured Players We raw hafe ame To the fe fared playere ln all ear twelve happy years at l-lrckory we have dreamed af graduatloa day The day when we are alamm New that sf IS here we laak back and remember all the warls we have darme It has Taken a lat al that but we realize It was w ell worth It Thus rs The last pnrtare that mahy af as wxll be maknhg Together but we wnll ga ah remembering th Cf1lON T'lGV1l and cpm adeshop y e knew at Huck Orx Hugh w . ' C C I' F I I I. I hard work ta became the featured players of SZ, E y I I' Xy , MW..-rf' JOAN FRANCES ANTUS comrnercral student was a two year member of chorus and Tn HI Y Joan was on the tumor and senIor play commvttees Qhe looks forward to graduatlng and Shorty s ambxtIon IS to lead a happy lIfe Her hobbIes are cfancIng and eat Ing Shell always remember runnIng the swutchboard at noon Qi? ANDREW BALKO a general course student was a three year member ot HI Y and on the student councrl n has Iunlor year Andy consIcers graduatlng the most Important event In school lIfe He can usually be seen wnth Dave, RIch, Ralph, Bob, Meach, and Steve Andy's hangout IS Joe's 28 LOIS JEAN APPLEGATE an academrc student consuders gorng to dIstrIct chorus the most Important IncIdent In her school lIte Lars was a three year member of the choIr and Trl HI Y and a two year member ot the glee club and gIrls ensemble Lou wIll always remember besng football queen and the Allentown trrp JOSEPH THOMAS BEES IS plannung a navy career Tokrng the acoden-Inc course, he was a member of LatIn club, HI Y, SCIENCE Club, and was on the pram comrnrttee Joe also was an the football team I0 the nInth grade and manager In the eleventh and twelfth grades l-le lrkes to go trshmg huntlng, and swImmIng 1 -'S' ROSE MARY ARENDAS a commercral student was a two year member of TrI HI Y and was on the prom com mrttee ROSI6 consndered graduatlon the most Important event In her school lrte The most remembered IncIdent In Rosre s lute was comIng to HICROYY Her ambmon IS to get a good ,ob She can usually be seen wnth VIrgInIa and De ores MARIANNE KATHLEEN BINTZ an acodemlc student was o three year member of the choIr, Tn HI Y, and LatIn Clubs Berng a two year member of the grrls' ensemb'e, Scrence and Spamsh Clubs, she served as presIdent of the latter her sennor year Marranne was also selected for the senIor class ploy .. 1 .A ' ,f ' r 1 x .V ' , 'I I V f ,, ,, ,enfz I . y r ', Q-- , .Me , . ,ff f : . , 1 J I 1 1 ' ' ' - ,- , i K F , . ,- .- GEORGE WALTER BITTLER a general course student played junior varsity basketball and baseball two years varsity football three years and was a two year member of the Hi Y planes His most remembered incident was playing a football game in the snow against Grove City BEVERLY ANNETTE BODAMER a home economics student was a three year member of choir and a two year member of Tri Hi Y and Home Eco nomics Club Bev likes to dance and hangout is Sams and she is usually seen with Leona Bev and Dot 'X WILLIAM JOHN BOGERT an aca demic student came to Hickory from Sharon He has quite a hobby taking care of his chickens Bill can always be found with Posse Egg Joe Teco the basketball team uri the tenth grade and his most important event in school is graduation TWILA ARLENE BRAINE a home ec Student was a six year member of the band and a four year member of the orchestra Arlene was also a three year F H A member serving as pres: dent her punior year Brame s ambv tion is to become a nurse and she will always remember the prom party at her home JOHN HAROLD BR055 a general course student was a two year mem ber ofthe band He likes to roller skate and can often be seen at the Court land Rollercade Johnnys ambition S to have his own polka band and he also desires to own a new car some day H can remember well the punior prom RALPH BURDICK general course stu dent was active in sports playing basketball football in which he was co captain and baseball He was a three year member of H1 Y and was on the milk crew While a punior he starred in the class play Ralph s hobby is collecting stamps and he wants to become a baseball player 29 ' Q ,V 3 7 A ,Viv If I I I - I W - , I . 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Bill played on 1 f V I r I I - D , , , , RICHARD BURDICK a general course student was a member of the basket ball and football teams three years and co captaun IH the eleventh grade He was a member of the Hn Y and was ln both Junlor and Senior plays Rlch a sportsman all the way around con suders Joe DnMaguo hrs :deal and hls hobbles are baseball basketball and stamp co'lectlng JACK ERVIN BUYNAK a general course student was a three year mem ber of the choir and was on the golf team has sophomore and lunlor years Stock was also an the nmth grade chorus He names racing and golfing as has hobbles and hrs ambltlon IS to be a mechannc Johnny Parsons ns Jack s :deal VIOLA JESSIE CALDWELL usually seen wlth Phyllls Mary Jo Janne and Maruanne wall always remember the Scuence Club trnps Che was a four year member of the Latun C ub and a two year member of the Science and Spanlsh Clubs V s hobbles are skatung twlrlung sewlng reading and talking i JAMES LEROY CALVIN an academmc student came to Hlckory an hes senuar year Jlm was vuce presudent of the Llbrary Club Has hobby was roller skatlng at Reyr-olds Roller Rink an hns :deals are Ted Wllllams and ou Boudreau He was usually seen wnth Rach and Ralph Burdlck Kolbrlch tler and Bolko 30 'L BEVERLY FAY CARLY was a three year member of the Trl Hu Y and a two year member of the glee club ev took the commercual course and er ambltuon us to become a secretary e conslders graduation as the most Important event rn her chool llfe Bev was also on the Prom commlttee her junior year HOWARD RAYMOND CHAPIN general course student came to Huck ory ln has punlor year and consuders graduatlon the most Important event h cho llfe Ray was on prom and play commlttee He can usual y be found at Chuck s Esso Sta tlon and pa s around wnth Rlch Tom and Chuck He engoys all sports and h s hobby ns cars 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' I 1 I J I , , - I ll ll - - . 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CONNIE MARIE CORBIN wall always remember the l95l Junror Sensor Prom She was a three year member of the Tru Hr Y glee club and was on the Hrckory Leaf and Nut staff Connre was also busnness manager of the Hickory Leaf Her ambltnon IS to become o nurse and takrng prctures rs her hobby WILLIAM IRWIN CUNNINGHAM an academ c student came to Hrckory from Sharon rn hrs sensor year Hrs hobbues are hunhng fushrng and play :ng the gurtar Bull was a member of tne Spanush Club l-lu Y boys glee club and FFA Hrs Ideal rs Fra k Buck Chief wull never forget the tr p to Harrisburg wuth the F F A ROBERT JOHN DANKANYIN academrc student came to Huckory rn hrs rumor year from Sharon Dunk was a football player and a member of the Scrence and Latrn Clubs Dunk s ambutuon rs to be a screntnst or engnn eer He was usually seen wuth Dave Bruce Fntz and Joe SUSIE DENAULT academrc student was a four year member of band and orchestra She was presndent of Latrn Club her sophomore year Susve at tended State Orchestra her rumor year and State Band her senror year Susre won the l Speak for Democracy contest and placed among the sux top entrants of Shenango Valley EDWARD EUGENE DURNEY took the vocatronal course He was vrce pres: dent of the F F A and o member for three years Ed can be found wnth Jum Feague Don Wu ls John Brass or at Shady Grove and Hrckory Fine Foods Ed considers graduatron has most nm portant event In school and will never forget the gunlor prom RICHARD TILGHMAN EARLE three year member of the football team and four year member of the basketball team took the academrc Course Swrmmrng campxng and canoemg are Tum s favorrte hobbues Has fruend as Miss Bevlyn Tum s most remembered Incident an school was the party he had wrth Loppy Cocky and Shorty rn the equupment room rn the tenth grade 31 s . 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' . , I I ' I I ' I I DELORES ERDIENE EGOLF usually seen with Bev Carly and Dorothy Ksl gore was a commercral student whose ambutuon ns to become a telephone operator Dee was a two year chorus and Tr: l-ll Y member and her :deal as Mrs Moore Dee treasures the proms and graduation as her most Important event In school lufe RUSSELL DEAN FRANK better known as Flee was a member of the Hr Y and on the football basketball and baseball teams l-las ambutuon as to be a football p'ayer Russell can be found wrth Steve Parkany Rnch and Ralph Burdick or at the Chatterbox 32 f sK DEAN ROBERT FLOWERS an acade muc student had the honor of being elected sensor class presudent l-le was a member of the projector crew for four years a three year member of the Hu Y and a two year member of the Scrence Club Posey was rn the sensor and lunuor play casts Hrs hobby rs women DAVID GARDNER a aeneral course student was a four year member of the football team and a three year member of the basketball team and l-lu Y Daves ambltnon IS to hunt In Canada Dave considers graduatlng the most nmportant event nn school Infe and can usually be seen wuth Ralph Joe Andy and Russ JOAN BETTY FOLTZ a general course student was a home room representatrve for the Huckory Leaf staff and a two year member of the GAA Joan was a senuor member of the art department l-ler ambutuon us to become a housewvfe and she could easrly be seen wnth Connne Corbun and Dorothy Knlgore HQ' 'inf VIRGINIA CATHERINE GEIWITZ a commercnal student was a two year member of Tn Hu Y and was on the prom commnttee her junuor year Var gunna s hobbses are skatrng and danc mg and she can usually be seen at Reynold s Audutonum or Shady Grove Her ambntuon ns to be a telephone operator and can usually be seen wnth Rose or Joan J X I ,., 'Aw . 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' DONALD MICHAEL GRIFFITH general course student was nn the Hu Y hus sophomore junior and sen :or years ln has freshman year h played football on the junuor hugh team Don also was nn the lunlor play You can often fund hum down at Chuck s gas statnon To be a success rs Don s bug ambltuon VIRGINIA GUTHRIE a vocatuonal student was a three year member of the FHA and g'ee club Glnny s hobby us cookung She can usually be seen wuth Mary Dorothy Pat Nancy Dot and Betty The most Important event rn her school life was graduatvng and the most remembered uncndent was the Allentown trlp JOSEPH ANTHONY HEINI took the general vocatuonal course Joe also was on the chaur crew ln the mnth grade and the FFA nn the eleventh and twelfth grades He played on the base ball team and was a three year mem ber of the HI Y 2331+ DOROTHY JUNE HOLLIBAUGH took the general course She was a mem ber of the band and orchestra for four years Dot also was o member of the FHA and Tru H1 Y and can be found wuth Nancy Walker Arlene Braune Donna Morgan Mary John son or Vurgunua Guthrne She wall nev er forget the sensor prom and gettsng her band packet AUDENE NAOMI HOLSAPFEL voca tuonal student was a three year mem ber of the FHA and GAA She was on the mulk crew and prom commuttee her lunlor yeor Freddles hobbnes are photography swummlng and dancung and her ambltlon us to be a home economust The most Important event In her school lufe was the trap o Washmgton ROBERT EDWARD HUNTER a voca tlonal student was a three year mem ber of the FFA and Hn Y Bob remem bers the Harnsburg trap and consuders graduotlon hus most Important event an school lufe He could usually be found wnth Joe Hem: George Buttler and Ed Durney 33 1 1 O 1 1 1 1 ' ' - ' 1 1 ' ' - . , e . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 . . . , . . . . 4 if ' lf. , 1 H -5 53.555 . - y , wg s . 1 ., h .-. , 1 1 ' 1 ' . . 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MARY ELLEN JOHNSON a home economscs student who wushes to be a good housewufe Mary was a mem ber of the chorus un the nunth grade and a home economucs student for three years Nncknamed Chorty she Can usually be found wuth Vlrgunua Guthrue Dorothy Kulgore and Dorothy Hollubaugh Her most remembered un cudent In school was graduatnon SOPHIE JULIA KEKICH a commer cual student was un the Lubrary Club eleventh and twelfth grade She also was on the prom commuttee and play commuttee Sophue lukes to dance swum skate and can be found at Steve Garchars dances her udeal Her fruends are Kay Beverly and Leona 34 RALPH JOHNSON vocatuonal course student was a four year mem ber of the FFA and Hu Y Butch one of our workmg boys can usually be seen at the Valley Mold Durung hus lunuor and senuor years Butch went to Harrusburg and had a won derful tume He says there were lots of gurls there LEONA KEATS was a two year mem ber of chorus a member of sophomore T 1 l-lu Y and a two year member of Home Ec Club Her hobby us dancung and her ambutuon IS to be a beautucuan The most remembered uncvdent un her school ltfe was the day theur truo got caught playung hookey 'vw DOROTHY MAY KILGORE a com mercual student COuntS graduatuon as the most umporlant thung un her school lfe Dot was a three year member of the glee club and Tru Hu Y Che luke: sewung and her ambutuon us to be a good secretary Dot can usually be found wuth Beverly Joan and Vurgznla DORIS JEAN KNOX an acadernuc stu dent was a four year member of the L tun Club and a three year member of chaur and Tru H Y Knock also was a member of gurls ensemble Her ambutuon us to go to college and her hobby us dancung Knock can usual y be seen wuth Ruta Connue and Nucky 1 .. 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I I ' I I I I I NORMAN KOLBRICH a general course student was a member of football and Scaence C'ub hobbaes are huntang and chorus Norm and has ambataon as to he a butcher He consad rs gettang to be a senaor the most amportant event an has school lfe fashana ROBERT LEE LAIRD a general course student was a thre year member ot boys glee club and hoar He was tea ture edator of the Hackory Leaf member of the Hackory Nut staff and on the prom commatt e Bobs most enaoyed experaence an school was Dlay ang the part of Merlan an the senaor D GY DONALD ADAM MARENCHIN took the academac course and was a mem ber of the Ccaence C ub Don one of the hotrods of Hackory lakes to tool around wath cars Has adeals are Dean Martin and Jerry Lewas Dan wall always remember the Allentown trap wath the Qc ence Club and has most amportant event an school as gradu ataon fx 19-7 CARL ELMER MATTSON academac stu lent was a thre year member of H Y and band, two year member of Latan Club and Scaence Club servang as yace presadent has lunaar year and oresadent has senaor year He starred an the aunaor and senaor p'a5s Egg s hobbaes are sports and women l-las ambataon 1510 grow taller WILMA JOYCE MABRY a vocataonal student was a three year member of FHA She also was on the Prom com mattee her punaor year and the senaor play commattee her senaor year Her hobby as roller skatang The day the FHA went to the ace follaes as the most memorable event an Joyce s school lafe RITA ANN MAYERNIK an academac student was a four year member of Latan Club and a three year member of chorus and Tra Ha Y Rata was edatar of the r-lackory Nut and co edator of the Hackory Leaf She was a two year member of Scaence Club, and a one year member of choar and garls' g'ee club 35 3' . 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K f A i fl Q: 4 ,- I I C I I . - 1 , e- , - , . ., a . , . a- - - JOSEPH WILLIAM McCAULEY acc: demrc student was a two year member of Scrence Club chorr Student Coun crl and a one year member of FFA and boys glee club servrnq as presr dent Actrve rn sports Joe was co captarn of the football team Hrs hobby rs playrng the harmonica and hrs ambrtuon rs to become somethrng LEE McELHANEY a general course student came to Hrckory rn hrs senror year from New Mexrco Lee consrders laafrng as hrs hobby Hrs ambrtron rs to work for Bell Telephone Tex usually chums around wrth Trm Chuck Joe Ken and Andy Hrs rdeals are Dean Martrn and Jerry Lewrs The most rmportant event rn hrs Irfe was graduation 36 MARY ELEANOR McCONNELL an academrc student was a four year member of the Latrn Club and a three year member of the Trr Hr Y servrng as presrdent her senror year Che was also a two year member of the chorr and Spanrsh Clubs Mlml served as presrdent of the junror class DUANE EMERSON McCULLOUGH, an academrc student was a member of the football team for two years and manager two years He also was on the basketball team tour years and H1 Y and Scrence Club Dewey lrkes to hunt trsh and wants to be a success rn lrte l-lrs rdeal rs Ralph Krner Dewey wrll always remember the Allentown trrp VERNON BRUCE McELROY another one of our athletes was on the foot ball squad tor three years He was a three year member of the Hr Y and chorr seryrng as vrce presrdent ot the latter hrs senror year Mac also had the honor of berng senror class treo surer Hrs hobbres are huntrng frsh rng and sports BETTY JEAN McGHEE a home ec student was a three year member of the Home Ec Club and a two year member of the Qcrence Club Betty was on the prom commrttee and the senror play commrttee She wrll always remember the trrp Home EC Club took to Prttsburgh Bettys ambrtron rs to become a nurse 4 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - - . - - I - , . . . . . . 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' ' - . 11 11 .... . - 1 . . . . 11 11 , , . , . . , , . - . . . , . , . . fi 1 1,142 'W f SHIRLEY MAE MCGINNIS a general course student had the honor of belng Co edvtor of the Hnckory Leaf and ad vertlsrng manager of the l-llckory Nut Shnrl was a three year member of the Tru H1 Y servrng as vrce presldent her sensor year and a two year mem ber ofthe Scnence Club JANET ELLEN McKEE a cammerclal student was a three year member of Trl Hs Y usher for the yunlor and sensor plays and was on the prom committee her junior year Janet hopes to be a secretary and her hobbies are reading and wrltlng letters She con sders the Washungton trap the most nrnportant event nn her school lufe ADRIENNE JEAN MEHLO a com mercual student was a three year member of Tru Hx Y and was on the prom commlttee her tumor year She can usually be see at Joe s IH Clarks vnlle and her ambltuon rs to work In a blg department store Addre was usually seen wuth Janet Joan and Margaret She lakes black Dadges i CHARLES DAVID MERCHANT one of our ath'etes was on the football squad for four years Dave was also on the protector crew for four years and a three year member ofthe Hu Y two year member of the Latln and Scnence Clubs and was an the tumor ploy Dave s ambntson IS to fly an our plane 9 MARY JANE McKEE was a three year member of th Tru Hr Y and GAA She was also a member of the nnnth grade chorus Taksng the com merclal course Mary Janes ambition rs to be a ftrst class secretory Roller skatlng and swvmmung are her favor :te pastlmes You can usually see Mary Jane wtth Shtrley Audene and Betty V X'-r 'wtngf' ROBERT NICOLAS MIHALCIN general course stud nt hopes to be a mechannc someday Bob can usually be found at Joe s Servlce Stotlon l-lt frtends are Ralph and Rach Burdvck Steve Parkany Russ Frank and Chuck Troutman Bob consuders graduatlon the most rmportant event un his school e 37 4 ' 9 ll J ' Xu lll if J f , Y J 4 f,2,L,pf , ' 'ZW ' A li w rf 1 J 2 I I I I - , ' , - e '- - - - .n .l f , . 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CAROL MAE MILLER commercual student was a three year member of gurls glee club chour and Tru Hu Y and o two year member of the Latun Club She was also un the gurls semble and was on the Huckory Nut staff Rellums hobbues are photo graphy and swummung She hopes someday to be a cuvul servuce worker WAYNE FRITZ MILLER an academuc student was one of our musucuans He was a four year member ot the band and orchestra and attended both dus truct band and orchestra Fuzz was also a four year member of the Latun Club three year member of the Hu Y and a two year member of the Scuence Club 38 LARRY LEE MILLER a general course student wull always remember skup pung classes Results no honor permut Larry was a three year chour member and had the honor of attendung Mud western Chorus hus uunuor and senuor year Hus hobbues are fmshung huntung and baseball Larry also starred un the senuor class play PAUL MILLER an academuc student was un the l'lu Y for three years l-le was one ot the members of the stage crew for the uunuor play and was also lughtman In hus senuor year he was the basketball score keeper and took care of the lughts for the class play Paul s hobby us motor cyclung .l CHARLES EDWARD MOLASKEY gen eral course student was a three year member of Hu Y was bond manager and served on the mulk crew Chuck also was on the prom commuttee hus junuor year l-le lukes to tush hunt and race and hus truer-uds are Tom Don Ray Dorus and Nuckue Chuck s ambu tuon us to get marrued DONNA BELLE MORGAN general course student was a member ot the chour and Home Ec Club She was on the prom commuttee her yunuor year Donnas hobby IS playurug the puano She also played the puano for the boys glee club Another gurl wuth a duamond Donna can usually be seen wuth Pat Arlene and Edna u I u u I - I - - V I I - - I ' ' - . 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W'-Si PATRICIA MOSTROG a commercnal student came to Hnckory In her pun nor year from Sharon Pat was a two year member of chour Library Club and on the Hickory Nut staff She consldered the junlor play the most remembered lncudent rn school lufe Pat won the second place In the I Speak For Democra y contest few KENNETH ORNDORFF was a general course student Has hobbues are swam mzng and hunting Kenny Consrders graduatung has most Important school event and remembers playlng basket ball an the Greenville tournament He ns the guy who drwes the red convert nb e everywhere Kenny us rather quiet a swe fruend after you e acquavnted JOANNE MULDOWNEY an academic student was a two year member of chorus glee club Soanush Club and T H1 Y J enloyed taking and collectlng pnctures and some day hopes to work nn the medncal fneld er hangout rs Chenango lnn and she can usually be seen wnth Rose and Vnr gnnla KATHERINE ANN NETTINGER home ec student was a three y ar member of the gurls glee club and Home Ec Club She was also on the prom and ploy cammuttees Kate lakes dancung and skatung and con slders the Washungton trap to be the most Important event In her school lufe Her Ideal us Steve Garchar I7 STEVE PARKANY o general course student was a two year member of the Hu Y serving as presudent an has sensor vear l-le was on the Hnckory Nut staff He wall always remember the yunuor senior prom Jeep can usually be found at the Chatterbox wuth Norm Russ Ralph Rach and Andy bs DOLORES JEAN PARKINSON a com merclal student was a three year memb r of the Trl Hu Y serving GS secretary her sennor year She was also a member of the Latnn Club her fresh man year and was on the Huckoy Nut staff Dolores lnkes badminton and all sports an general Her ambstuon as to be a good secretary 39 f f , 1 , ' , Q Q 4,4 ' -N.-' X, '4-J ' ts f + I , ' f jf lr l ' ,f , ix gi Q Q A A A , ' , ' . 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Dru JOANNE MARIE PAROLA a com mercral student was a three year member at the choir was In the nInth grade chorus and was In the TrI HI Y two years She likes to bowl and her Sometimes called Hot Rod Joanne s Ideals are truck drivers and gas meter Installers MARY VIRGINIA ROCKHOLD commercIal student consIders receiv Ing her diploma the mast Important event In her school lte GInnys hobbIes are roller skatIng and bowl Ing and her ambItIon IS to go Into the WAF Ginny was on the play cam mittee and was a member of the TrI HI Y Her Ideals are truck drIvers and bricklayers 40 GLADYS JOAN PRYOR a commercIaI student was a three year member of gIrls glee club and Tri Hi Y She was a one year member of GAA and a re ceptionist She was on the Iunior and usually seen wIth Edna and JanIe Her hobby IS swimming LEE OLIVER REICHARD academic student was a thr e year member of HI Y and treasurer a two year mem ber of the Science Club and was In glee club and band one year Lee senIar plays His hobbies are wood working and sports and his ambition IS to meet Doris Day JIM LEO SCOTT an academic student was a four year member of choir HI Y and a two year member of glee club and LatIn Club Jim considers football the most Important event In school lIte l-lIs hobbIes are huntIng and fIshIng and he can usually be seen with Dewey Dan and Carl MARY JEAN SCOTT a general course student was a receptiomst durIng her senIor year She wIll always remember becoming a senIar and Mary Jean looks forward to graduatlng She en Ioys readIng and walkIng IH the woods very much Mary Jean s Ombl tion IS to live on a farm Her Ideal is Roy Rogers S. 'K I I V. : ' V .AiE::k?if.::..., ' I - I I I I ' - , - , - , e - 1 ' ' A ' , ' ' I - .- - - , I . big ambition is to become a singer. senior play committees. Gladie is also starred In both the junior and ,, ,, , . , . . . - f , O I ' , , I - - I V I- I 1 4 I , . fl . I lf I - , . . A . , I . . , ,, . ,, . . , . - . I I U . . . D , . ETHEL CAROLINE SELENCHIK commercual student was a swutch board operator and a member of Tru Hu Y for three years She was on the prom commuttee the Huckory Nut staff and an usher for the uunuor and senuor plays Comung to Huckory un her freshman year was Ethel s mot portant event un school lute MARY ANN SIMPSON better known as Sam took the academuc course Sam has an ambutuon to be a success un the tueld of musuc She was a mem ber of the chorus chour gurls ensem ble Tru I-'lu Y and Latun Club m was class secretory un both uunuor and senuor years and was un the c ass ploy CAROLYN GAIL SMOCK an ocademuc student was a three year member of the chour and gurls ensemb'e and also attended dustruct chorus her uunuor and senuor years She was a two year mem ber ofthe Latun and Scuence Clubs and a three year member of the Tru Hu Y Snaul wull always remember the Allentown Trup FREDERICK JAMES SNYDER the Hu Y three years un the Ccuence Club two years and a three year member of the golf team Frutzs hob y us model cars hs ambutuon to s'eep all day Crutz was usua x seen at the Pennzoul ams or the lubrary Most remembered uncuden losung hus druver s lucense NAOMI MAY STARKEY general years glee club GAA and Spanush Club two years and program chaurman her second vear un Scuence Cub l-ler pun or year Nuckue was a football Queen attendant a d un the uuno play Elected Valentune queen Nuck also served as presudent of e student councul her Senuor year DOLORES THERESA SULECKI aca ber of Latun Club a two year member of Scuence Club Spanush Club GAA an gurls glee club D e lukes o draw and her ambutuon us to be a lab oratory technucuan She especually re members the trup to Puttsburgh wuth the Latun Club and the Allentown trup 41 Z ' 9 , 0 , . ' ' 4 . I .h - . I SO . . - f S Vm- 5 4 ,, . H . 1 OVW I I ' academic student, was a member of course student, was un Truel-lu-Y three demuc student, was a four-year mem- j Q ., , ,, , I d . , V ,u 9 ,, . r b 1 u us ' , , ' ' ' - U I ,, Hy, n . I V . , A . - . S , A A ,, . - . , , A . , ?-f Ie ll'1 I I . ES DOROTHY MARIE SULECKI w ll olways remember beang anataated anto the Scaence Club Dorothy was a gen eral course student and o one year member of Tra Ha Y FHA ond Sca ence Clubs Dot s hobbaes are bose ball ond collectang records and she consaders groduotaon her most ampor tant event an school late l- JOSEPH STUART SWARTZ ca voco taonal student was a two year mem be of FFA and a one year member of a Y tus om ataon to be mechanac H usually as seen wath Cheta Dove Joe ond .lam Has most remembered ancadent an school lfe was FFA anataataon Stu can usually be found at the Valley Mold Corporo taon MARY ELLEN TEMPLETON as a home economa student Corkey was o three year member of gurls glee club Home Ec Club and a cheerleader She wos o on yeor member of Tra Ha Y Her ombataon as to be o housewafe She can usually be seen wath Phyllas Bev er y and Betty 42 'uv ELIZABETH FRANCES TIPTON o ocademac student consaders attendang dastract band and orchestro the most mportant event an her school lfe She wos a four year member of the band and orchestra and o three year member of the Ta Ha Y Betty wall olwoys remember beang scolded for wratang on desks Her ambataon as to become sophastacated PHYLLIS JANE TAYLOR consaders comang to Hackory her senaor year the mot amportont exent an school lfe Phyllas took the home ec course ond her plans after chool ore to get mor raed Phyllas had the honor of becom ang drum major at Hxckory and her hobby as baton twarlang Phyllas was olso an the FHA BEVERLY JEAN THOMPSON a home ec student was o member of FHA receptaanast CAA malk crew and Tra H Y Busters hobbaes are sewang ond photography and she plons to o unto nurs no She wall always e member when Audene ond she got aught olayang hooleey an thear aun aoryeor Buster says never agaan hai ' . li I l I - I - - ' . - r - s f ' i , H. 115 1 11 . . . - - . b as o . - - , , - 1 9 S - 1. 1 11 . . . - ' 1 1 1 - - ' . . . i . , . , . . ,, 1, . ,, 54? 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'l ' ' e- '- '- - 1 1 . . . , ' Q , 3 , 1 K I r - s , - r - - , l , , Q ' - . . 4 11 11 11 11 VIRGINIA MAE THOMPSON voca tuonal student was a three year mem ber of FHA a two year member of the Scnence Club glee club and chorus ln her tumor year she was on the mllk Crew and ln GAA Ginny s hob bnes are sports The Science Clubs trnp to Allentown IS the rncldent she remembers especlally well CONSTANCE MARION TREANTE NOU on academlc student was a tour year member of choxr and Latin Club a three year member of Trl Hu Y and a two year member of the Scl ence Club Durmg her senror year Con me was secretary to Mass Artman and Mr Stoner She was In the sensor play and In her yunuor year was plgsknn attendant ELIZABETH C VOYDA, a general course student, was a three year mem ber of glee club and Trl Hn Y She was also rn GAA nunth grade chorus, and FHA Club one year 'Llz re members when she came to school wearnng her palama top under her blouse She lakes danclng and she de slres to become a nurse NANCY LEE WALKER, vocatuonal stu dent, was a two year member of FHA and a one year member of Tru Hu Y and GAA She lakes to swum and eat French trues, and her ambutuon as to travel West Dat, Donna, Mary, and Vlrglnua are her frlends Nan's :deal as John Derek lf CHARLES TROUTMAN a general course student was on the prom com mittee hobby as wood workung and hrs amb: tlon us to be a chemucal enguneer Hts un has lunlor year Chucks hangout as Thornton Hall and he can usually be seen wuth Don Stuart Bull and Bob The most remembered cldent nn hrs school lufe was the yunuor semor prom NANCIE DRAKE WENTZ, an acc demvc student, was a four year mem ber of the band, and In the Latln Club Tru H1 Y, and Scnence Club two years, she also took part nn the lunnor p'ay Noncue would luke to follow an Florence N1ghtmgale's footsteps She especrally remembers when Posse sat wnth has suster an fnrst grade be cause he was scared 43 ' - L2 ,. 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' I I - ml . 2 If SHIRLEY LOUISE WHEATON a com mercuol student was a three year member of orchestra Tru Hn Y GAA Latun Cub and a four year member of band Shnrl has attended dustrnct bond and orchestra and was In the junlor play Her ambntxon as to be o secretary and can usually be seen wlth Mary Jane McKee 'fir' BETTY JANE WILHELM an ac demxc student was a four year member of the band and orchestra servmg a band president her sen or year She was a two year member of the Span :sh and Scnence Clubs Janne 1 es good movues and stock car races we rf,-1 DONALD EMERSON WILLS who took the general course lukes to roller skate and flsh Don hopes to own a yacht someday and travel to Canada once a year He wull rem mber the lunror prom and considers recenvnng hrs dup oma the most Important event nn school llfe Don can usually be seen with Johnny STANLEY E WINNER one of the Vo Ag boys, was a three year member of FFA, servlng as presudent has sensor year He consuders the Woshnngton trlp as the most Important event dur :ng school You can very often fund Pal at the ReynoId's Roller Rnnk A few of hls friends are Butch, Joe, Herk, and But 44 K BEVERLY ANN YOUNG a home ec student, wull always remember the day when Bev Bodamer, Leona Keats, and she got caught playnng hookey Bev was a two year member of the GAA and one year member of the Tru Hn Y and FHA Clubs Her hobbles are skat mg and swnmmung Bev's ambutuon IS to become a nurse 4-nv JAMES YOUNG a vocotuonal course student, was a four year member of the propectlon crew and o three year member of the FFA Has hobbles are baseball and skatmg l-le con usually be seen at the Westnnghouse Jum's fruends are Stuart Swartz and Bob Hunter He's quiet but friendly ,n .Ik , f 3 ' .- , i3.k,,Zx ,MM I '.fff'f'5 , , ,. ,z 3,5 ,. . 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O QJ The Supporting Players Our supportung players have helped to complete thzs pncture therefore we have devoted the next sectuon of our yearbook to the underclassmen Every earnest actor must start from the bottom and work up During thus tnme they learn the tech naques and gann the experience necessary for thelr future tame The same go s for the underclassmen They are working and studying to become sensors the desire for every hugh school student They go through the roles of freshman sopho more and junior always vvrth their eyes on the hoped for success of becoming capable senaors Wuth thus we now present the underclassmen Q . c. . 1 I - 1 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 48 Junior Class l: left to right7Harry Adams, Margaret Addicott, Jane Antus, Bill Auchter, Sara Ball, Floyd Beachy, Mildred Benic, Karl Black, Craig Brown, Gloria Bundy, Mary Burnett, John Cheplick, Dick Collins, Herbert Colson. 27Mike Cusick, Dick Dermond, Wayne Dickinson, Charles Eckles, Thomas Elberty, Elsie Ferguson, Carl Fette, John Frazier, Howard Gardner, Howard Garrett, Jean Gearhart, Pauline Gibson, Donald Gill. 3-Shirley Goroncy, Evelyn Grega, Bonnie Greer, Bill Grimm, Treesa Guster, Flora Hayla, Mary Jo Hazlett, Nancy Henderson, Kenneth Hillman, Catherine Hunyadi, Betsy Hutcheson, Shirley Hynniman, Samuel Jeffries, Gordon Johnson, John Kautz. 4--'Jacob Kolbrick, Hillis Krichko, Charlotte Marshall, Amy Masquelier, Skip Mathieson, Mary Lou McFarland, Phyllis Meenihan, Allen Meyers, Doris Miglin, Della Miller, Evelyn Miller, Lois Miller, Pauline Miller, Patty Missik, James Moon, Donald Moore, Jim Morrison. 5-- La Wanda Morrison, Mary Ann Oberman, Phillip Osborne, Bill Parker, Dale Polley, Rosella Perrine, Ronald Pun- til, Catherine Reardon, Mariorie Rickert, Norma Rowe, Marilyn Sankey, Helen Siege, Dian Sheasley, Dick Sheppard, Bob Stana, Della Stinedurf. 6eClara Stull, Norma Sulecki, Duane Thompson, Delores Taylor, Polly Ann Trnavsky, Dyanne Tupper, Norma Tylowski, John Voyda, Francis V-an Strohe, Phyllis Watt, Martha Weller, Bernice Williams, Alyce Witherspoon, Fran- ces Youel. 7-YKatherine Lado, Ruth Laird, Robert Lute, Robert Zuschlag, Bud Zagger, Tom Rallinson. Junior class officers and adviser Mrs, Rung Finnefrock Construction Company, Phone 19328, 58 Baker Ave. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Sophomore Class l : left to right-Paul Aiken, Jerry Allison, Darlene Andrew, Janice Avril, Bill Bailey, Dorothy Balko, Helen Ballard, Phyllis Barber, Shirley Barnes, Bob Beader, Irene Bicek, Billy Bour, Ronald Braho, Herman Brant, Billy Brown, Jim Carlson, Ruby Cassidy, Thelma Clark. 2-Evelyn Dankanyin, Jean Daisley, Fred De Weese, Doris Diefenderfer, Jack Dodds, Marjorie Dout, Clarence Dunkerly, Charles Durney, Jonyce Ellis, Patsy Engrao, Clara Finzel, George Firster, John Fowler, Betty Frederick, Fred Gardner, Eddie Gibson, Bonnie Gill, Eddie Gill. 3-Ronald Glaser, Dorothy Gourley, Connie Heilman, David Hilliard, Lillian Hinkle, Judy Hodge, Wayne Holsap- fel, Sharon Homer, Sylvia Horvath, David Hunter, Walter Jarrett, Esta Mae Javens, Frances Johnson, Ruth Ann Jones, George Karas, Shirley Karas, Edwin Keller, Nancy Kilgore. 4-Mary Jane Kulka, Virginia Kilgore, Betty Krivosh, Elsie Lado, Michael Lescisin, John Logan, June Mabry, Ann Maciejewski, Mary Ann Marenchin, Patty Marso, Bill Messina, Ronnie Mayemik, Mary Ann Mihalcin, Nancy Miller, Olivia Miller, Patricia Moody, Lois Morrow, Paul Mudrak, Ray Mudrak, 5-Gloria Myers, lrvin Myers, Donald McCullough, Roger McCullough, Roland McCullough, Donald McClearn, Bruce McGhee, Richard McGowen, Thomas Metz, Carol Ohr, Carl Orndorff, Bill Orndorff, Bill Osborne, Dick Par- shall, Dean Robb, Becky Roberts, Robert Schaller, Daniel Scott, Grace Scott. 6-Harriet Scott, Ernest Schwartz Joe Selenchik, Barbara Shannon, Marjorie Smack, Betty Jane Snyder, Betty June Snyder, Harry Snyder, Margie Snyder, Carol Spangler, Richard Sulecki, Wallace Swartz, Peggy Shacklock, Viola Snyder, Bob Snyder, Albert Tate, Bob Tate, George Taylor. 7-John Urban, Anitis Valles, Richard Vaughn, Helene Vadenichar, Florine Walsh, Michael Wiley, Frances Wil- liams, Mabel Winner, Dick Wage, Bob Young, Susan Tebalak, Mary Trump. OFFICERS President .. ........ ...... Evelyn Dankanyin Vice President . .. .. .. .Dick Stainbrook Secretary-Treasurer ..... .................,. A I Tate Adviser . ........... ....,......... M rs. Snyder Student Council ., ...., .. Don McCullough Jackie Cloud Record Center, 208 Broadway, Sharon, Pa. E. J. Murchie and Son, Florists, 33 Vine Ave., Phone 7282 49 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 50 Freshman Class l : left to right-Mary Belle Aiken, Norma Allen, George Antus, Patty Antus, Ted Bair, Wayne Bartholomew, Jim Black, Bill Caldwell, Don Caldwell, Shirley Colapietro, Tom Daisley, Patty Ann DeWeese, Dave Diefenderfer, Harry Espey, Leon Ferguson, Margaret Finzel, Sophie Fratila, Charles Foster, Ted Foltz. 2-Jerry Fry, Bill Gearhart, Glenda Gearhart, Naomi Gill, Wilma Goroncy, Louise Graham, Clint Graham, Ted Griffith, Arlene Hawkins, Annette Hcyla, Ray Hazlett, Marlee Higgins, Donna Hilkirk, Bruce Hofius, Larry Homer, Pat Hromyak, lrene Hunyadi, Nancy Irons, Connie Jameson, Bonnie Johnson. 3--Karl Johnson, Paul Kekich, Bessie Jordon, Joan Kavanagh, Dale Keller, Dick Keryan, Jim Kilgore, Beverly Kingsley, John Kizak, Joe Klingensmith, Don Knox, Nick Kolbrich, Ronald Laird, Delores Laird, Joan Lazich, Roger Lake, Nancy Lilly, Jack Little, Don Love, Ray Lute, Floyd Mack. 4-Sam Marino, Delora Maskrey, Richard Massina, Bob Merit, Donna Massina, Clara Mattocks, Bill McConnell, Betty Lou Miller, Dianne Miller, Mary Ellen Miller, Patricia Miller, Evelyn Moore, Bob Miller, John Murcko, Larry Nickel, Don Newland, Roberta Nye, Richard Oberman, David O'Mahen. 5-Jerry Osborne, Joe Parimucha, Bob Patton, Loretta Pauloski, Norma Pryor, John Rapp, Dick Rogers, Jim Rust, Jerry Seems, Chester Seidle, Madeline Scott, Joanne Shull, Ruby Shields, Betty Siege, Becky Singleton, Fred Slater, Donald Smith. 6-Rose Snyder, Ruth Sonoff, John Spangler, Bob Stacy, Harold Shaller, Joe Savoldi, Annette Stefanick, Patricia Staunch, Eileen Shaffer, Joan Stanford, Virginia Thompson, Bob Thompson, Ernest Taylor, Ken Thompson, Bob To- mer, James Troke, Judy Trnavsky, Burnell Weisgarber, Roberta Willaman. 7-Harry Wheaton, Charlotte Williams, Connie Winner, Richard Wolfgang, Robert Woods, Frances Yaksich, John Young, Lois Young, Pat Zagger, Wayne Stull. 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Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Eighth Grade l: left to right-Shirley Viselt, Audrey Urban, Luann Vath, Betty Voyda, Virginia Wedge, Peggy Wheaton, Ray Wilcox, Roy Wilcox, Bertha Williams, Donald Williams, Janet Williams, Ronnie Wolf, Jack Work, Paden Young, James Youel, Edwin Zahniser, Janet Zuschlag, Miss Elder. 2-Robert Scott, Catherine Srbic, John Short, Norma Shuster, Paul Simko, Ruth Snyder, Donna Spangler, Gail Spohn, Roy Stacey, Genevieve Stefanick, Rodger Surrena, Nancy Symons, Mary Tallerico, John Tereschko, Duane Thompson, Phyllis Troutman, Shirley Trump, Miss Betty Singer. 3-Roberta Miller, Aurelio Mogun, Lois Molaskey, Jerry Mondak, Tom Moore, Alec Mudrak, Ramon Muia, Wilber Needels, Margaret Osborne, Betty Panin, Dorothy Roger, Robert Rickert, Kathryn Roberts, Jean Ann Rhoades, Don Rust, Wayne Rust, Phvllis Sandrock, Wilma Schwartz, Mrs. Mary Garrett. 4-Mary Katherine Klein, Beverly Kloss, Rosalie Kmetz, Barbara Komlos, George Kraynak, Robert Krivosh, Darla Langdon, Barbara Loutzenhiser, Patricia Marrie, Patricia Maine, Jack Matzel, John Mattocks, James McClimans, David McConnell, Frank McElhoney, Ella Mae McGhee, John Metz, Don Meyers, James Miglin, Mr. Milford J. Shimer. 5-Barbara Guthrie, Janet Hogg, Alan Hossel, Drenna Heimberger, Dorothy Herron, Dolores Hoezle, Phyllis Hague, Elray Holsaofel, Nancy Hurst, Wayne Jarrett, Raymond Johnson, Nancy Kanishak, Ann Kautz, Corley Keats, Robert Kamensky, Joe Kernisky, Arleen Keryan, Don Kizak. 6-Fred Corbin, Dan Daisley, Robert Defenderfer, Don Dunkerly, Fred Doolin, Dorothy Dout, David Elliott, Bor- bara Ellis, Daniel Fentress, Harry Fette, Bonita Frank, Bill Fulford, Katherine Gates, Bill Gough, Urlo Gearhart, Harvey Geiwetz, Patricia Gill, Mary Gober, Larry Gourley. 7-Carolyn Aber, Robert Aiken, Hattie Allen, Patty Allison, Robert Allison, Phyllis Baker, Drew Ball, Potty Barnes, Clyde Beochy, Alice Barker, Diane Billioni, Marcus Bortz, Rosiole Cassell, Janet Chopin, Bill Chesrnor, John Chlpka, George Christy, Norma Clarich, Patricia Cogley, Larry Cooper. Go By Bus, Urban Charter Service 51 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 52 Seventh Grade l: left to right-Mrs. Patterson, Jack Chesmar, William Cassell, Robert Calvin, Mary Bowman, John Bortz, Keith Bobby, Leon Bloom, Shirley Black, Joan Bittler, John Benic, Patricia Bell, Jennifer Beil, Paula Barker, Jerry Barber, James Banick, Lynne Baldridge, Betsy Bothwell, William Bailey, Ronald Bailey, Marjorie Bailey, George Arrow, Ellen Armann, Dolores Antus, Nancy Allison. 2-'Mrs. Horsman, Janice Giebner, Norman Gera, Robert Gardner, Fred Gagliardi, William Ferguson, Dorothy El- liot, Gerald Elliot, Katherine Elliot, Mabel Evans, Sally Elberty, Myra Ehenger, Harriet Earle, Thomas Durney, Bar- bara Dunkerly, Richard Dout, Roberta Dicks, Daniel DeWeese, Donald Daisley, Charles Cummerick, Betty Jean Carnahan, Tommy Cogley. 3-Mr. Webster, Carol Stowe, Sandra Stewart, August Staunch, Robert Stanton, Betsy Spangler, Patsy Somers, Robert Smith, Earl Simpson, Rose Marie Shume, Paul Henretti, Lee Hazlett, Walter Hall, Shirley Guthrie, Arlene Graham, Frances Gorza, Dale Glaser, Elmer Gioan, Lawrence Gill, Robert Gill, Richard Giebner. 4-Mr. Reynolds, David Cole, Kathleen Zieminick, John Yukica, Margaret Yourchisin, Betty Jane Yourchisin, Nor- man Young, Robert Williams, Ronald Williams, Paul Wensel, Jennie Lou Wellman, Ray Weber, Frank Voyda, Robert Vodenichar, Robert Venetta, Marilyn Van Cise, Thomas Tylowski, Darla Jean Titus, Eugene King, Richard Thompson, Martha Thompson, Gerald Thompson, Audriene Thompson, Audrey Thompson. 5-Patty Marino, Fred Manville, John Maciejewski, Lorraine Lute, Geraldine Lute, Donna Loutzenhiser, Barbara Krivosh, Patricia Kovacs, Charles Kolbrich, Ruth Ko:holek, Doris Kincaid, Martha Kilgore, Joyce Kelly, Wil- ma Jones, Frank Koi, Jimmy Jansco, Fred Jameson, Jacqueline Huston, Carole Hurme, Billy Hudson, Billy Hrom- yak, David' Homer. 6-Ronda McKnight, David McKay, Robert McGowan, Bonnie McGinnis, Eugene McFarland, John McDonald, Ger- ald Mostrog, Howard Letcher, Donna Moore, Barbara Lattyak, Jack Miller, Anne Miller, Jerry Milks, Frank Metz, Nancy Messina, Arlene Meier, Harold Meeker, Mary Mayernik, James Maybee, William Matchak, Rose Maskrey, Ronald Martin. 7-Nancy Sewell, Joan Shirley, Donald Shirley, William Ser, Dalton Scott, Elizabeth Ryan, Fred Rombold, Jack Roberts, Robert Renner, Alberta Reed, Stephen Rakoci, Michael Rakoci, Harold Nightwine, Saundra Persch, Donald Pleso, Judy Pearce, Dean Parshall, Vern Parker, Tommy Orndorff, Jimmy O'Hara, Bill Nitewine, Pat Niec, Heiges Bros., Inc., Sharon, Your Westinghouse Dealer Calvert Lumber Co., Builders' Supplies, Hardware and Paints, W. Budd St. Victor Printing Co., Sharon, Pa., Since 1919 5 5? I .I 9 I W N I 'W Huw , F1't.N f ' 11 F' 'wh'-r r MW Messersmlth s Super Market Corner Wlck and State Open 9 a m to I0 p m Compllments of Singer Sewing Machune Co Lughts comero octlon' We novv ore ln full swing vvlth our clubs ond service orgonuzofnons They help develop the chorocter of the students by oddnng dugnuty responslbrlnty ond entertonnment to every The students hove on opportunity to loan ony of these clubs whlch ronge from honorory socletnes to servuce orgonrzoflons Holding on office nn o club us on honor to vvhlch every member looks forword Sponsornng donces ond ossemblues selling food of noon osslstang school vnsltors shovvnng closs movnes O1dIl'1Q the secretorues ond settung up choirs nn the gym ore some of the octuvutues of the clubs o o Lights, Camera, Achon doy life of the high school students - Ward s Dairy Lunch, Sharon-Mercer Road, Curb Service, Phone 9783 Row l seated left to raght Skap Mathaeson Ronnae Puntal Jackae Cloud Genevaeve Stefanack Maraanne Buntz Joe McCauley Naoma Starkey Qow 2 Paulane Maller Chuck Molaskey Mr Reamold Don McCullough Ches ter Seadle Student Councal The aam of the Student Councal as to prepare students for future Ilfe an a democratac country and develop the characternstacs of a good cata zen There are twelve members an the councal The seventh and eaghth grades do not have votang powers but enter unto all dascussaons The councal sponsors magazane campaagns Red Cross communaty draves charters buses for both basketball and football games away from home They also sponsor the homecomang Other actavataes of the councal are Sadae Hawkans Dance an whach everyone enjoys themselves wath round square, and polka dancang There are refreshments served Pep assemblaes are held so that the students wnll have a chance to get together and show the cheerleaders that they wall help to support the team Paad assemblaes are held an whach they have specaal speakers comedy or magacaan shows School dances are needed so that the stu dents wall have a chance to learn how to dance af they do not know how and get to know more of the kads that they thought they dad not know at all The Honor System as the most amportant of all The student as given an honor permat that he must have wath ham at all tames The per mat must be shown to the teacher before he as to gave a yellow pass The permat may be taken away from the student af he breaks any of the laws set by the councal Thas system gaves everyone the raght of responsabalaty The councal as darected by Mr Reamold Naoma Starkey presadent Joe McCauley vnce presadent Skap Mathaeson secretary Ronnae Puntal treasurer The ones on the Student Councal were chosen by the class members Left to raght Skap Mathaeson Secretary Ronnae Pun tal Treasurer Naoma Starkev Presadent Joe Mc Couley Vace Presadent Kang s Music Shop, Phone 22185 56 Valla Nova Restaurant, Davasaon St , Farrell Pa , Phone 6860 I 'I ' - I . . . ' . , ' ' I . . ' . I . ' ' . 1 . Q ' dance and crowning of the pig-skin queen. ' , , A 1 ' ' V, ' 1 - . ll I , I l a . - f xi . . Q 9 . f ' . 9 . , . . , . Row l left to rught Lous Applegate Shurley Hynnuman Gordon Johnson Carl Mattson Naomu Starkey Shurley Mc Gunnus Row 2 Vuola Caldwell Connue Treantenou Dorothy Sulecku Dolores Sulecku Ruta Mayernuk Betty McGhee Row 3 Arlene Broune Mary Eleanor McConnell Betty Jane Wulhelm Maruanne Buntz Wayne Muller Lee Reuchard Gaul Smack Vurg nua Guthrue Vurgunua Thompson Betty Tupton Susue Denault Nancy Went Row 4 Joe McCauley Don Marenchun Dave Merchant Bob Dankanyun Bruce McElroy Norman Kolbruck Dean Flow ers Duane McCullough 34 Hi! xl!! Mu Row l left to rught Cordon Johnson Shurley r-lynnuman Betsy Hutcheson Bull Grumm Row 2 Patty Musuck Amelua Masqueluer Flora Hayla Dons Muglun Norma Sulecku Polly Ann Trnavsky Paulune Gub son Frances Youel Frances Von Strohe Row 3 Duck Colluns Muke Cusuck Tom Elberty Sam Jeffrues Wayne Duckunson Bud Zagger Skup Mathueson Duck Dermond Duck Sheppard Howard Garrett John Kautz John Frazer Lloyd Beachy Scuence Club Provung to be one of the most actuve clubs un the hugh school the Scuence Club was organ uzed un l944 and us advused by Muss Munnue Bevlyn The club us a member of the Pennsyl vanua Junuor Academy of Scuence whuch meets annually over the Easter Vacatuon Forty tuve members accompanued by Muss Munnue Bevlyn Muss Betty Sunger and Mr T D Stewart your neyed to Carlusle for the conventuon of l952 It us the custom of the club to vusut some hus torucal place of unterest whule on thus trup and thus year the club vusuted the state caputol and other governmental buuldungs un the cuty Some of the actuvutues of the club have been an assembly and raduo program a hot lunch for the student body twuce a week and regular monthly meetungs At the assembly program a check for one hundred dollars was presented to Mr Reumold to purchase equupment for the scuence department J Walter Kulgore, Plasterung Contractor, Sharon Pa , Phone 3274 57 j y 1 f u u u ' I I 1 I I ' A r I , 1 I 1 I '- I 1 1 , 7-- 1 I I I I I - , . ,info fx A H,i,?4, 1 ,, .. 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Row l seated left to rught Ruta May rnuk Shurley McGunnus l.aWanda Mor ruson Row 7 Della Stlnedurf May Burnett Mary J Hazlett Bob Laurd Con nue Corbun Steve Parkany Carl Block Student Publucatuons Work for the l952 year book began shortly after Chrustmas wuth the subscruptuon cam paugn and advertusung sales The sales of ad vertusung helped funance the year book .lum Scott was hugh salesman for advertusung Year book staff members advused by Mr Jack Shumer unclude Ruta Mayernuk edutor Shurley McGunnus advertusung manager Connue Corbun busuness manager and extra currucular edutor Steve Parkany sports edutor and Bob Laurd name udentufucotuon edutor The rest of the year book staff was made up of members of the senuor class Durung the subscruptuon campaugn a skut was wrutten and produced by the senuor uournalusts and presented to the hugh school durung a pep assembly Thus was to help uncrease year book sales A contest was also guven to see whuch home rooms could secure a IOOOQ un sales An uce cream treat was guven to rooms l3 ZO and Zl for accomplushung thus A full tume schedule was planned for the senuor uournalusm class when edutung the school paper the Huckory Leaf Staff members un clude co edutors Ruta Mayemuk and Shurley McGunnus busuness manager Connue Corbun advertusung manager La Wanda Morruson sports edutor Steve Parkany feature edutor Bob Laurd exchange edutor Della Stunedurf curculatung manager Mary Burnett and re The fuve senuor members of the uournalusm class made a trup to Puttsburgh to o year book cover dusplay by S K Smuth Co un the Wull uam Penn Hotel They also toured the Putts burgh Post Gazette The Adcraft engravurug plant was another trup enuoyed by the class Class prouects were also attempted by the uun uor and senuor uournalusts Row l seated left to rught Ruta Mayernuk Steve Parkany Shurley McGunnus Dolores Parkunson Row 2 Eluzabeth Voydc Pat Mo trog Dolores Sulecku Mary Eleanor McConnell Connue Corbun Mr Shumer Edna Zupay Connue Treantenou Ralph Burduck Jum Colvun Row 3 Ethel Qelenchuk Mary Ann Sumpson Bob Laurd Carol Muller Norman Kolbruck Don Gruffuth Not puctured Dolores Egolf Pat Mostrog Lous Applegate Gaul Smock For speclaluxed hour styling and permanent wavmg, vlsut 53 Rst: Beauty Shop, Phone 2 0717 IJ AQ , 5 In 4 1 ' O O I l . I . T . I - I ' ' ' ' ' - I 1 1 'I Q I t I 'I ' ' A - 1 I - ' . - ' ' ' ' 1 1 I I , 1 - - ' ' . 1 ' ' porters, Mary Jo Hazlett and Karl Black. T' tx 0, b W f 1 l I A a A W u u 'u , - W uh Row seated left to rugnt Patty Kovacs S luy El berty Betty Jean Carna han Audrey Thompson Jum O Hara Lee Hozlett flow Z Donald Pleso Jer ry Barber Ronnue Martun Bull Cassell Jum Jansco Davud McCIearn POTVCIO Nlec Marulyn Von Cuse Mr Green .lennufer Beul Lubrary Clubs Year two of the Huckory Hugh School Lubrary Club found the organuzatuon well establushed and experuenced The Junuor Hugh Lubrary Club was a welcome addutuon thus year to the club congregatuon They were taught by Mr Green the lubrary procedure one peruod each week un addutuon to one peruod of practucal work un the lubrary Offucers were elected at mud year and they unclude Shurley Barnes presudent Jum Calvun vuce presudent Nancy Kulgore secretary Davud McKay treasurer Jum Jansco program chaurman Durung Natuonal Book Week the Lubrary Club presented a raduo program over stotuon WPIC entutled Why Are Lubrary Lessons? The pro gram was desugned to brung potentual lubrary customers to an awareness of the vast amount of unformatuon whuch can be readuly obtauned from reference books such as Polutucal Duc tuonarues Almanacs Yearbooks etc Also an addutuon was added to provude a spa cuous readung room for the students where edu catuonal magazunes were dusplayed Senuors who receuved lubrary letters for two years lubrary servuce are .lum Calvun Pat Mos trog Connue Corbun Ethel Selenchuk Dolores Parkunson The lubrary club performs an umportant Ser vuce for the school J W Hasenflu Company, Sharon Pa , Buulders Supplues Coal Mark s Musuc Store, Cor Fruut and Idaho, Farrell, Pa. Dual 7629 59 'I , . l- I 1 O ' , - - 1 1 , . . 7- I - u 1 1 1 I 1 u u , , . . - - - - 11 - 11 . ,, . . . . , . ' - - - - 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 ' I - ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 F . 1 . ' . , . -1 I . . . ' I Row l left to rlght Mr Cohen Judy Trnavsky Duck Parshall Bull Barley Barbara Shannon Larrv Homer Ramon Muna John Young Howard Garrett H llls Krlchko Phyllls Taylor Row Z Phyllis Barber James McCllmans Hattne Allen Mllclrecl Benlc Louise Graham AI1v1sAnn Muller Norma Pryor Phyllus Baker Pat Hromyak Frances Youel Phyllns Watt Row 3 Betty Taylor Betty Carnahan Jackne Luttle Patsy Summers Marxlyn Van Case Bruce Hofuus Jackle Chesmar Barbara Blaine Loss Muller Pauline Gibson Row 4 Rosalla Kmetz Carolyn Aber Don Smxth Joe Parnmucha Shirley Wheaton Jum Kllgore Susie Denault Du anne Muller Audrey Urban Arlene Bralne Mary Jo Hazlett Row 5 Arlene Mener Audruene Thompson Floyd Mack George Kraynak Nancy Wentz Betty Tupton Joanne Shull Norma Jean Allen Loss Molask y Row 6 Kay Gates Bull Hudson Crang Brown Betty Jane Wllhelm Wayne Muller Jrm Carlson Roger Lake Hlckory Band Band Managers Don Wnlllams and John Short lNot pictured IS Jum Muglun The Hickory High School Band under the dn rectlon of Mr Cohen started the season out a few weeks early by marchlng ln two parades durung the Farrell Golden Jubilee The cnvlc parade brought them a beautiful trophy for the outstandmg band and the other was the fnremens parade nn whlch they won second place and also S40 Football season' Of course the band ns al ways behnnd the team They performed durlng the half of all the games Durlng thus tame the band IS led by the very capable drum major Phyllus Taylor Phyllis came to Hlckory ln her sensor year from West Middlesex The band also plays at all the home basketball games The band gave a sprxng concert at Hickory West Middlesex and ln Hemptneld Townshup ln January the band helped nn a special Club Huckory from whlch all proceeds went to the March of Dlmes The band not only takes part ln the school radio programs but was on the Sharon Steel program on Aprnl 6 Members who attended the Mud Western Dlstrlct Band In Knox Pennsylvanla on March 27 through the 29 Included Susne Denault 60 Charles E Fornlcorn, Your East Hull Jeweler Sharon Pa Phone 26126 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . I . . . 1 1 1 - 1 - '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q , .. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 1 . , 1 1 - - . , ' I 1 , . - - 11 . 1, . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I I ' Row l left to rught Mr Cohen Judy Trnavsky Cathe me Gates Paultne Gub on Row 2 Beverly Kloss Joe Panmucha Vncku Paulenuch Ann Kautz Barbara Shannon Betty Ttpton Joanne Shull Patty Hromyak Row 3 Mary Mayernuk Lots Molaskey Arlene Bralne Dorothy Holllbaugh Norma Jean Allen Francis Youel Row 4 Dorothy Doret Dnan Muller Don Smnth Row 5 Aurelua Mogun Bob Benlc Shurley Wheaton Susle Denault Row 6 Roger Lake Dlck Parshall Btll Barley John Murcko Row 7 Craig Brown Betty Jane Walhelm Wayne Muller Jum Carlson Hullls Krnchka Ancl Orchestra Paulune Gubson Pat Hromyak Barbara Shan non and Frances Youel The offucers for the band and orchestra In clude president Betty Jane Walhelm vice presudent Wayne Muller secretary treasurer Arlene Braune hlstorlan Betty Tlpton lnbrar :ans Joanne Shull Norma Jean Allen and James McClvmans The band managers James Mlglun and Don Wulluams deserve much credut for the work they performed during the year They have the job of settlng up the equipment for the band In the mornlng The sensors who recelved lackets were Ar lene Bralne Susle Denault Dorothy Holla baugh Wayne Muller Betty Tipton Nancy Wentz Shnrley Wheaton and Betty Jane Wal helm Susie Denault and Betty Jane Wilhelm are planning to attend muslc school Susie plans on goung to Eastman school nn Rochester New York and Betty Jane to DePaul Unnverslty at Chlcago The orchestra another muslcal group has been dlrected by Mr Cohen slnce l938 lt plays for baccalaureate and commencement also selectlons for the lunuor and sensor plays Members who attended the dlstrlct orchestra at Greenvllle on January lO through to I2 ln clude Susle Denault Paulune Gnbson Duanne Muller Joe Panmucha Barbara Shannon Betty Tnpton Judy Trnavsky Shlrley Wheaton and Frances Youel Betty Tnpton and Susue Denault attended state orchestra at Wnlluamsport Pennsylvania IH January The seven gunlors who receuved letters were Mlldred Benlc Cralg Brown Howard Garrett Paullne Glbson Hullls Krlchko Ann Panln and Frances Youel The orchestra and band held a Halloween party at the Hickory Hugh Gymnaslum from 7 30 to IO 30 The West Middlesex band was theur guest for the evennng The band and orchestra were guests at one of the Cleveland Indian baseball games They also vuslted the art museum where they saw many beautuful and hnstorlcal pnctures The nnstrumental department gives free les sons on a chouce of Instruments and provudes a musuc apprecuatnon course DeWltt Service Statuon, Pennzoll Products Phone 294 West Mnddlesex Seven Day Servuce, Scott's Statnon Gas Grocerues, Sharon New Castle Road I -f . , , V , S . 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' ' 1 I I . . . , . 1 I - - - 61 I 1 - Row l left to rught Pat Mostrog Edna Zupay Maruanne Buntz Alyce Wutherspoon Lloyd Beachy Duck Sheppard Don McClearn Clufford Eckles Mu s Buchanan Jum Scott Allen Meyers Jae Selenchuk Ronnue Mayernuk Jum Morruson Connue Treantenou Dyanne Tupper Frances Von Strohe Row 2 Martha Weller Nancy Henderson Shurley Hynnuman Joanne Parola Phyllus Watt Jackue CoJd Carl Fette John Kautz Howard Garrett Joe McCauley Lous Applegate Barbara Shannon Dorus Knox Ruta Mayernuk Polly Ann Trnavsky Clara Stull Susan Tebelok Dorus Muglun Row 3 LaWanda Morruson Connue Heulman Helen Seuge Carol Ohr Carol Muller Bud Zogger Bruce McElroy Larry Muller Jack Buynak Bob Laurd Marlo ue Smack Gaul Smack Mary Ann Sumpson Dorothy Balko Donna Morgan Row 4 Ronnue Braho Ronnue Puntul Jacob Kolbruck Duck Dermand Kenny Hullman Edwun Keller Gordon Johnson Chour and Gurls Ensemble Under the durectuon of MISS Maruon Buch anan better known as Muss B to all chour members the senuor hugh school concert chour was organuzed un l949 and us composed of 56 students whose vouces blend un sungung popular and classucal musuc The chour has sung for the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon the Furst Meth odust Church un Sharon and durung the Chrust mas season enjoyed carolung Donna Morgan and Mary Ann Sumpson accompanued the chour on the puano The ottucers at chour are Larry Muller presu dent Bruce McElroy vuce presudent Gaul Smack secretary treasurer Jacob Kolbruch busuness manager Maruanne Buntz and Lous Applegate lubraruons Larry Muller Lous Applegate Gaul Smack Bud Zagger and Duck Dermand along wuth Mss B attended the Mud Western Musuc Festuval held at Ambrudge Pa where they represented Huckary Hugh School The Gurls Ensemble us composed of twelve gurls whuch are also under the durectuon of Muss Buchanan have made several publuc ap pearances durung the year A Chrustmas pro gram at the Furst Methadust Church un Sharps vulle several selectuons for the Sharon Wo men s Club Club Huckary andthe Furst Meth odust Church un Sharon The gurls are accom panned by Mary Ann Sumpson Donna Morgan assusts her Each year at the Sprung Choral Festuval both groups sung Left to rught Carol MI ler Pat Mostrog Glorua Bundy Helen Seuge Connue l-leulman L Wanda Morruson Coral Ohr Maruanne Buntz r Applegate Gaul Smack Maru e Sm ck Mary Ann Sumpson 62 WengIer's, Sharon s Relrable Jeweler, 50 West State Street, Sharon, Pa ' 'V ' I I I I V I , C . , . 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Gurls Glee Club Row l left to rught LaWan a Morruson Mary Ann Oberman Jane Antus Norma Rowe Mary Trump Della Stunedurf Alyce Wutherspoon Catherune Hunyadu Miss Buchanan Carol Ohr Amy 'vlasqueluer Janice Averul Ruta Mayernuk Corunue Treantenou Clara Stull Frances Van Strohe Lous Muller Char'otte Marshall Row 2 Bernice Wullucums Maruorue Quckert Betsy Hutche on Sarah Ball Elizabeth Voyda Naomi Starkey Ruth Jones E ta Mae Javens Nancy Mul'er Paulune Muller Mary Lou McFarland Dyanne Tupper Evelyn Grega Margaret Addu cott Phyllus Meenuhan Pat Messuk Treesa Guster Sophie Kekuch Row 3 Nancy Henderson Shirley Goroncy Jean Gearhart Flora Hayla Glora Myers Rebecca Roberts Pat Marso Anr Macueuewsku Jean Dausley Vurgunua Thompson Kathryn Nettunger Nancy Kilgore Sylvuc Horvath Bonita Gll Dorothy Gourley Dorothy Balko Mary Ann Muhalcun Susan Tebe'ak Dorus Kr-ox Row 4 Gloria Bundy He'en Suege Connie Heulman Shirley Barnes Mary Jane Kullfa Shirley Karas Lous Morrow Thelma Clark Frances Wulluams Mary Marenchun Connie Corbin Lous Applegate Gaul Smack Danna Morgan Mary Ann Simpson Helene Vodenuchar Maruorue Smack Row 5 Carol Muller Mary Ellen Templeton Dorothy Kulgore Beverly Carley Gladys Pryor 'ackue Coud Judy Hodge Pat Moody Betty Frederuck Dar'ene Andrew Mabel Wunner Annuta Vallar Della Ma Muller Evelyn Muller He'en Ballard Evelyn Dankanyun Do'ores Sulecku Glee Clubs The Hickory Hugh School Glee Clubs are un who us un charge of the entire vocal SECTION The Glee Clubs have greatly expanded dur ung their second year adding a total of I5 new members to the Boys Glee Club and over 30 addutuonal members to the Gurls Glee Club They were able to practice only one peruod a week each but this dud not hinder the excep tuonal appearance that each made un the Sprung Choral Festuval Since the weatherman was not on our sude thus past year the Glee Clubs were unable to present us with their Christmas Program which had taken them months of dulugent work The Boys Glee Club was made up of 45 voices some of which were new addutuons to the school as well as to the Glee Club A few of the well known songs which the Boys Glee Boys Glee Club Row l left to rught George Bonekovuch Jum Morruson Donnue McC'earr- Allen Meyers Ronnue Mayernuk Miss Buchanan Lloyd Beachy Jum Scott Bull Mas sena Dean Robb Gordon Johnson Row 2 Karl Orndorff Joe Seenchuk John Voyda Chuck Eckles r-loward Carrett Duck Dermond Ken neth Hillman Ronnue Braho Bob Laurd Row 3 Duck Sheppard Joe McCauley Jack Buynak Edwin Keller Larry Muller Bull Cunnungham Bruce McElroy Dannue Scott Charles Durney Row -l Pat Engrao Ronnie Puntul Jacob Kolbruch Bud Zogger John Kautz Carl Fette Ruchard Vaughn Club presented un the Sprung Choral Festuval Stouthearted Men and Keep un the Mud dle of the Road The offucers of the club were presudent Joe McCauley vuce presudent Robert Laurd secre tary treasurer Ronnue Puntul lubraruans Duck Shepard and Jake Kolbruch Another musucal group was the Gurls Glee Club composed of a blend of 89 voices The favorute songs presented by thus group at the Sprung Choral Festuval were Sweet and Lovely Evenung Sonq Jesus Our Lord We Adore Thee and Pretense The offucers of the Gurls Glee Club were presudent Dolores Sulecku vuce presudent LaWanda Morruson secretary treasurer Eve lyn Dankanyun lubraruans Treesa Guster and Judy Hodge Anchor Drug Stores, Inc , East and West State Street, Sharon, Pa Arnold Barns Trucking, Phone 398, West Middlesex . , , . bg , . 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U I 1 . 1 - 1 l l I . . . 63 Row Row Row Row Row Row Mar l left to rlght Vnrgunla Thompson Beverly Kingsley Loretta Pau ask: De'ora Maskrey Charlotte Wulllams Shu I garet Flnzel Nancy Lnlly Rose Snyder Janet Crossman Betty Siege Donna Massena Norma Allen Joanne Joan Stanford 2 Donna Hnlklrk C'ara Mattocks Naam: Gull Rosalue Muldowney Annette Stefamck Judy Trnavsky Ruth key Glenda Gearhart Connle Jameson Roberto Wullamon 3 Annette Hoyla Roberta Wood Dlanne Maller Euleen Shaffer Patrlcla Staunch Shlrley Colapnetro lrene yadl Madelune Scott Mary Belle Alken Joan Kavanagh Soph e Fratllo Marlee Hngglns Bonnne Johnson 4 Potty Ann DeWeese Norma Prvor Frances Yaksuch Louise Graham Pot Zagger Joan Lazlch Rlchard suna Harry Wheaton Davnd OMahen James Troke Larry Homer Jack Luttle 5 Sam Marlno Karl Johnson Richard Wolfgang Bob Patton John Knzak Paul Keklch Chester Seldle 0 Merut Charles Foster Bob Muller Jum Knlgare Larry Nuckel John Young 6 Jam Rust Joe Parumchna John Murcko Bull McConnell Don Coldwell Don Knox Roy Stacy B1ll Caldwell Hofnus Dove Dutfenderfer Star Hun Mos Bruce Junlor Hugh Choruses Row Row Row Row Row Row l left to rught Dorothy Herron Betty Voyda Patrncna Marne Peggy Wheaton Janet Chapln Nancy Symons Janet Wnlllams Wllmo Schwartz Bonuta Frank Genevneve Stefonnck Kathryn Roberts James Mlglun Larry Cooper Mass Buchanan 2 Janet Hogg Ella Mae McGhee Arleen Keryan Cothernne Gates Ruth Snyder Goal Spohn Audrey Urban Roy Wulcax Jean Ann Rhoode Cotherme Srbnc Betty Voydo Rodger Surrena George fhnsty Robert Reckert 3 Roberta Mnller Aurelns Mogun Loss Molaskey Margaret Osborne Betty Panxn Dorothy Roger Urla Gearhart Kraynok Paul Templeton Dan Fentress Drew Ball Jack Work Kleln Beverly Kloss Phyllls Hague Barbara Guthrue Patrxcla Merrle Rosuale Janet Zuschlag Phyll1sSandrock Rosalu Kmetz Phyllns Baker Carolyn Aber Duane Bnllnone Barbara EII1s Aluce Barker Patrucra Cogley Allen Hassel Clyde Beachy 6 Robert Dnffenderfer Dorothv Dout Patty Barnes Dan Dausley Robert Anken Don Rust Harry Fette Marcus Jerry Mondak John Tereschko Don Dunkerly John Mernt Elroy l-lolsapfel George 4 Norma Clarlch Mary Katherine Cassel Ann Kautz Noncv Kannshok 5 Drenno Helmberger Hattle Allen David Elliott Bull Fulford Bull Funzel Bortz Edwnn Zohmser Wayne Rust K L Dunbar Slag Company, Pavlng Materials, Wheatland, Pennsylvanna 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 -f 1 1 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Bb 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -f 1 1 1 31 ' 1 1 1 v 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . .D . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 64 . - . . . Row l left to right Muss Buchanan Patty Bell Januce Guebner Patsy Somers Bob Renner Joan Buttler Betty Moore Patty Kovacs Carol Stowe Jenny Wellman Steve Rakocu Jerry Elluott Jerry Barber James Benuc Clara Blarun Alice Norman Nancy Allison Row 2 Don Pueso Fred Manvulle Ronnue Bailey Cathlune Zuemunuck Nancy Sewall Betsy Spangler Elizabeth Ryan Helen Sonoff Paula Barker Roberta Duck Patty Marino George Arrow Bull Castle Danny Hoefert Row 3 Tom Durney Bob Calvun Jerry Mulks Eugene McFarland Myra Ehenger Sally Elberty Alberta Reed Donna Loutzenhuser Carol Elluott Harriet Earle Shirley Guthrie Arlene Graham Carol Hurme Frances Gorza Row 4 Tom Coguley John Macueuewsku Jack Bourts Keith Bobby Emerson Perrune Bob Stanton Richard Guebener Bull Bailey Lee Hazlett Bonnie McGinnis Darla Titus Audruene Thompson Duck Thompson Bobby Gll Jerry Thompson Ronald Ma rtun Row 5 Ruth Kocholek Pa ty Nuec Bull Ferguson Ray Webber Bob McGowen John Keygo Walter Hall David McKay John Chesmure Bull Madchok lay Mostrog Bull Hudson Bull Hromyak Row 6 David Homer Paul Wunnsel Sandra Parsch Anne Muller Maruorue Bauley Frank Scott Bob Wullman Bob Vod enuchar Mary Mayernuk Marilyn Van Cuse Arlene Meir Betty Carnahan Martha Kilgore Barbara Komlos Nancy Massena Jennifer Bell the durectuon of Muss Marion Buchanan who has been at Hickory for the last four years The chorus us duvuded unto two separate groups The furst group us made up of members of the nunth grade who wish to take part un any actuvutues un whuch the chorus us partucupatung This group us called the Nunth Grade Chorus The second group consusts of members of the sev enth and eughth grade and they also take part un any of the activutues thus us the Seventh and Eughth Grade Chorus ln the fall of each year any student who us unterested un becomung a member of the Junuor Hugh or Senior Hugh Chour has an equal chance to obtain hus goal The members of the Chorus and Chour are chosen from theur unduvudual musuc classes and according to their musuc abuluty and how much cooperation they show toward the goal The l95l and l952 Seventh and Eughth Grade Chorus consusted of l82 members un all 9O members were taken from the seventh qrade and 92 members from the eughth grade Thus years publuc appearance made by the Junuor Hugh Chorus was made on the evenung of April 25 at the Annual Sprung Choral Fes tuval held un the Huckorv Hugh School Auditor uum Very few rehearsals were held before the festival because the musuc presented by the chorus was practiced un each individual musuc Chorus was Anna Kautz The Nunth Grade Chorus us made up of ap proximately 90 members of the freshman class Thus group had made two publuc appear ances durung the year Durung an assembly at whuch the most outstandung freshman boy and gurl were guven awards from the Unuversuty Club of Sharon the chorus presented several selectuons durung the assembly The nunth grade chorus also made publuc appearance at the Sprung Choral Festuval held at the hugh school and delughted the auduence wuth many popular and old folk selectuons It us from thus freshman chorus that many of the new mem bers of the Senior Hugh Chour are chosen Margaret Funzel accompanued the chorus on the puano at all rehearsals and at all their pub luc appearances they had durung the l952 year The maun purpose of the Junuor Hugh Chorus is to present to all the publuc at least a prac tucal pucture of what the students of Hickory Hugh School are doung un the fueld of musuc These groups represent the Junuor Hugh School Musuc Classes Both the Freshman Seventh and Eughth Grade Chorus wush to express theur apprecua tuon to Muss Buchanan for everythung she has done for them un making theur publuc appear ances successful ones For a Good Night s Rest, Stay at the Collins Motel Sharon Mercer Road Carlson s Food Market 65 l A , 7 I 1 l f , , f , I , This year the Junior High Chorus was under class. The accompanist for this Junior High ' 1 Z , . . I . ' . , . ' . . D ' I ll ' I ll ' I - I Senlcr Trl Hu Y Row l left to rught Mary Eleanor McConnell Mrs Rung Shurley Mc Gunnus Row 7 Ruta Mavernuk Sh I y Wheaton Dolores Parkunson Edna Zupay Connue Corbun Row 3 Janet McKee Carol Muller Betty Tupton Gladys Pryor Connue Treantenou Beverly Carly Dorothy Kulgore Rowll Vuola Caldwell Eluzabeth Voyda Naomu Starkey Adruenne Mehlo Mary Jane McKee Ethel Selenchuk Mary Ann Sumpson Gaul Smack Lous Applegate MOruOnn9 Buntz Tru Hu Y Clubs The uunuor and senuor Tru Hu Y are organ uzatuons composed of gurls from the uunuor and senuor classes wuth the purpose to develop fruendshup loyalty and servuce un the school and the communuty Theur motto s Pure Thoughts Pure Words and Pure Deeds The senuor offucers were Mary Eleanor Mc Connell presudent Shurley McGunnus vuce ley Wheaton treasurer and Edna Zupay chaplaun The Heart Hop the annual Valentune Dance at whuch Naomu Starkey reugned as Valentune Queen brought a crowd of young guests from many neughborung schools unclud Junuor Tru Hu Y Owl O rught Polly nn Trnavsky Mrs Patterson Evelyn Grega Row 2 Sh rley Hynnuman Bonnie Greer Frances Von Strohe Mary Lou McFarland Nancy Henderson Dyanne Tupper Row 3 Betsy Hutcheson Paulune Gubson Treesa Guster Paulune Mul 'er Doris Mualun Rose Ellen Per rune Lous Muller Row -l Frances Youel LaWanda Morruson Mary Ann Oberrnan Glorua Bunay Shurley Goroncy Helen Suege clsu Ferguson Norma Rowe Jean Cearhart Alyce Wuther spoon Raw S Margart Adducott Della Stunedurf Mary Burnett Clara Stull Mary Jo Hazlett Maruorue Ruckert Charlotte Marshall Phyllus Watt Phy'lus Meenuhcn Evelyn Muller Delua Muller ung many students from our own school Larry Muller Maruanne Buntz Robert Laurd and Bruce McElroy sang Sweetheart of Huckory Hugh whule Naomu was beung crowned by the Hu Y presudent Steve Parkany A floor show uncludung talent from several other schools of the valley provided entertainment durlng IH termussuon Mrs Robert Rung was the advuser The lunuor Tru Hu Y was under the leader shup of Mrs Patterson The club presented to the enture hugh school a Thanksguvung Pro gram at whuch a teacher from Thuel College was the maun speaker ln January the club gave a raduo program entutled Unuversal Wade D Mertz and Sons 66 Lumber, Coal, Paunt and Buulders Supply Sharpsvllle - --- ' , i r e O O ! 1 . . . . . , I . . I . I . . ,, . ' f . . ,r . . ' I I ' 1 ' 1 ll - 4 I. . I ' . . - 1 . ' I T , I f ' - - presidentg Dolores Parkinson, secretaryg Shir- of the club. ll, ll . - . - V . . I - I I , . . . . . . ,, . ' I R : left t A - A i . . U 0 I a I Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Row l: left to right - Anita Valles, Miss Moore, Marjorie Smack. Row 2-Ann Maciejewski, Dor- othy Balko, Mary Jane Kulka, Helen Vodinechar, Florine Walsh Sylvia Horvath Jean Daisley. Row 3-Barbara Shannon Lois Marrow Thelma Clarke Jackie Cloud Judy Hodge Evelyn Dankanyin Darlene Andrew Connie Hellman Betty Frederick Row 4 Nancy Kilgore Mary Marenchin Carol Ohr Mar jone Doutt Gloria Meyers Phyllis Barber Shirley Barnes Pat Moody Rebecca Roberts Bonnie G ll Row 5 Peggy Shacklock Dor othy Gourley Helen Ballara Carol Muller Patsy Marso Nancy Miller Ruth Jones Mable Winner Susan Tebe lak Esta Mae Javens Declaration of Human Rights lt also spon sored the Sock Hop the annual Christmas Dance The Club completed last years project of buying new mirrors for the shower rooms This year s project was giving medical assist ance to a needy girl The officers were Polly Trnavsky president Evelyn Grega vice president Bonnie Greer secretary Frances Von Strohe treasurer Mary Lou McFarland chaplain and Betsy Hutche son program chairman The sophomore Tri Hi Y at their first meet ing chose Anita Valles to serve as their pres: dent and placed upon her the task of leading theur group in their many deeds of service Other officers elected were Marjorie Smack vice president Sylvia Horvath secretary Helen Vodinechar treasurer and Florence Walsh chaplain The adviser to the club is Miss Jean Moore In September an umpressive candlelight service was held to install the members and officers of the club The official colors of the Tri Hi Y are red white and blue sngnifying sacrafice purity and loyalty The objective of the club is To seek to find to share and the purpose is T create maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character Along with self improve ment an equally important purpose is per forming a service through which the club helps needy individuals On March I5 in a beautifully decorated gym of green and white the sophomore Tru Hi Y sponsored a dance The Shamrock Shuffle honoring the ldes of March As many stu dents from various schools of the valley looked o A Little Miss lrish who reigned at the dance was chosen by a drawing of the admis sion ticket stubs and was crowned by her date of the evening Joe McCauley ably served as Master of Ceremonies for the show For the program Wayne Miller presented several trumpet selections and a tap dance was given by Charlotte Marshall A Beauty Shop Quar tet consisting of Connie Hellman Jackie Cloud Marjorie Smock and Barbara Shannon all Tri Hi Y members sang several songs Dancing was to recordings During the year the club also had a radio and an assembly program ln January carrying out their theme of service the members of the club sealed envelopes for the tax office At the beginning of each school year it has been the custom of all Tri Hu Y clubs to select a project as a goal for the coming year This year after much consideration the sophomore Tri Hu Y decided to make theirs a project in their own school A committee was appointed to purchase large waste cans to be distributed out of doors Using pure words pure thoughts pure ac tions as their motto the Tri Hi Y is an or ganization composed of high school girls under the sponsorship of the Young Men s Associa tion The Tri Hi Y is a companion organiza tion to the Hi Y club for boys the latter part of the school year all m m bers received their Tri Hi Y pins emblems and official membership cards Excnvahng For a job well done-Grading, Joseph David Cr Son, Phone 7403 57 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T. I I I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . T I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - , . - - 11 11 11 ' 1 1 11 11 - - 11 11 , . n ,, . . . ,, . 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 11 1 1 ' ' ' . ,, . . . . . I ' I ' ' ' 1 1 1 - - - I I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I ' 5 , . 1 1 - - I q 1 1 1 . . . 1, . . - 11 - 11 - 11 - - 0 I I - . . . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . . ,, . . . , . I - ' - - - . . . In Q - . C 1 - - 1 1 - ' ' . Q . . Row l left to rught Mr McBrude Don Gruffuth Larry Muller Lee Reuchard Steve Parkany Sam Jeffrues Ralph Bur duck Jum Scott Ruchard Burduck Dave Merchant Fred Snyder Mr Stewart Row 2 Chuck Molaskey Stewart Swartz George Buttler Paul Muller Dewey McCullough Joe Bees Dean Flowers Bruce McElroy Carl Mattson Jacob Kolbruck Ronnue Puntul Duck Dermond Row 3 Jum Feague Bull Cunnungham Tum Earle Joe Heunu Bull Grumm Phulup Atkunson Buddy Zagger Bob Stano Carl Black Lloyd Beachy Tom Elberty Row 4 Russ Frank Duck Colluns Dale Polley Duck Sheppard Bob Lute Howard Gardner Allen Meyers Kenneth Hull man Hullus Kruchko Skup Mathueson Row 5 Wayne Holsapfel Bruce McKee Dean Robb Davud Hullard Roland McCullough Carl Fette Rodger McCullough John Frazer Howard Garrett Wayne Duckunson Gordon Johnson Row 6 Edwun Keller Don McCullough Albert Tate Frank Young Davud Hunter Ronnue Mayernuk Don McClearn Dannue Scott Joe Selenchuk Bob Tate Duck Staunbrook Wayne Muller HY The Hu Y Club IS a group of boys that works un unuson wuth the Young Mens Chrustuan Assocuatuon Each year the boys have charge of trummung the annual Chrustmas trees un the halls They also sponsor a clean up campaugn un the halls and lockers The Hu Y sponsored the Thanks guvung raduo broadcast The boys each year sponsor a Valentune Dance un whuch the presudent of the club has the pruvulege of crownung the queen who has been chosen by the senuor hugh A dance us held un her honor un whuch other students are unvuted The club each year sponsors the basketball tournament The club had an assembly un whuch Mr Camble was the maun speaker The Hu Y club sent Tum Earle and Lee Reuchard as delegates to the Pre Leguslature for the purpose of electung delegates to the Hu Y Model Leguslature Tum and Lee were elected as delegates to the House of Repre sentatuves They both went to the Hu Y Model Leguslature held at Harrusburg on the l4th and l5th of March Lee Reuchard and Larry Muller were sent as delegates to the Hu Y conventuon held at Camp Kon O Kwee Hu Y Offucers Traunung School Whule at the meetung the boys had a very en uoyable tume They had round table duscussuons on How to earn money for the club also How to get more unterest un the Hu Y They were put unto groups un whuch they all shared the same cabun and sat at the same table There was a chaurman chosen for each cabun un whuch they talked about the thungs they had done that day There were actuvutues for the boys such as basketball football and swummung Before closung the day each boy un the cabun gave a short prayer The dustruct Hu Y rally was held at Sharon un whuch Farrell Huckory Sharpsvulle Mercer and other dustruct Hu Y and Tru Hu Y clubs were unvuted to a dance and other entertaunments were enuoyed The offucers of the Hu Y club are Advuser Mr Stewart presudent Steve Parkany, vuce presudent Sam Jeffrues secretary Larry Muller treasurer Lee Reuchard The Sophomore Hu Y club us advused by Mr McBrude The club has also helped the uunuor and senuor Hu Y un trumm ng the Chrustmas trees On May 22 the boys had a raduo broadcast The Touchstone The offucers are presudent Edwun Keller vuce presudent AI Tate secretary Bob Beader treasurer Don McCullough I Donlels Gulf Service, E State and Buhl Blvds , Phone 9988 65 Donnelly s Golden Down Store, One half mule south of Hermutoge I ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ii, I I I I I I I I 1 1 - I I I I I I 1 I - 1 1 - I l I I Y I I I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - - - 1 - ' 11 11 1 . . ,, . . . 1, ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - . .- . .- . . 5 . . 1 ' 1 - A 11 II ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - I ' 1 1 1 1 I . 1 Lahn Club Snxty three members of the Latin Club from grades 9 IO ll and l2 have had many good tumes together wuth Mass Helen Lounse Crang advnser at monthly meetmgs ln room l9 lmtlatuon was one well remembered mc: dent held during the January meeting Every one except those unutuated wall agree that the egg and molasses shampoos red painted faces, and soppung wet clothes were very becoming Wayne Dncklnson thought If sawdust was mnxed wnth the molasses uf would be easy to clean up but as at turned out nothing was too easy On the day followung znltlatlon Mrs Horsman s students In room l9 had quute a dnfflcult time funding their own desks Officers of Latun Club are required by the club constututuon to be current second year Latun students They are presndent Barbara Shannon vuce presadent Jlm Carlson secre tary Conme Hellman treasurer Jackie Cloud Essentnals to the success of the club are the actuve commnttee chanrmen socual Connne Corbun Plttsburgh trrp Shurley Hynnvman radlo program heard May 8th Margie Smock and banquet held May 20 Mary Ann Maren chm Class prolects of fnrst and second year stu dents were anything but dull The second year students engaged themselves wnth work on a Roman home wnth movles and strup fulms showung the nnteruor and exterior of a house Meanwhule the fnrst year students were en lughtened by class spell downs maps and drawmgs lndnvldual prolects were made for the ldes of March Student teachers asslstlng In these projects were Mass Doris Saddler and Mass Clara Rankm Fnfty fuve Latin Club members attended the thirteenth Annual Latnn Festlval at Pltts burgh s Buhl Planetarium At the Planetarium students viewed exhnblts made by surroundung schools and attended an hours length sky show Two educatnonal films were presented nn the Lecture Hall One was Pompeu and Vesuvius the other Rome Cnty Eternal Mr Mercury played by outstanding Latun students from schools of the Puttsburgh reguon was another afternoon feature Free tlme was also gnven to the students for shopping There was quite a but of humor on the bus after leavrng the Planetarium and whale drnv mg to the museum At the museum they ran unto George Boles a four year member of the Latin Club who IS now a pre dental student of the Unlverslty of Puttsburgh They returned home at I2 OO The Latln Club IS now an established chap ter of the Junnor Classncal League The Latln Club banquet seml Roman style was the flnal feature for the year held May 20 un Room I6 Row l left to rught Muss Cralg Connue Corbcn Ruta Mayernnk Dolores Sulecku Mary Eleanor McConnell Mananne Buntz Loss Applegate Connie Treantenou Dorus Knox Vnola Caldwell Joe Bees Carl Mattson Row 2 Davnd Merchant Bob Dankanyln Jam Scott Betsy Hutcheson Frances Youel Amelua Masquelner Polly Ann Trnavsky Dons 'vllglan Wayne Muller Row 3 John Kautz Ronnne Puntul Jacob Kolbruck Skwp Mathueson Tom Elberty Wayne Dnckunson Gordon Johnson Lloyd Beachy Howard Garrett Row 4 Edwln Keller Duck Sheppard Dnclf Dermond Make Cusack Sam Jeffrres Connle Hellman Evelyn Dankanyun Rebecca Roberts Davud Hunter Row 5 Jnm Carlson Margorle Smock Barbara Shannon Thelma Clarke Lons Marrow Mary Marenchnn Marlorue Dout Carol Ohr Dean Robb Geo. Mahaney, Main and Walnut, Sharpsvrlle, Pa , Clothmg and Shoes Tribby's Hardware, Hardware, Seeds, Farm Supplies, Paints, West Middlesex 69 . I - ' ' 1 , . - - - 11 11 , . . 1 ' - I - . . , 1 . . . . 1 . , . . I 1 . 1 Il . . . . . . . 1, 1, . ,, - 1 1 1 ' - - - ll 11 - A ' 1 ' I . . , . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 E ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Spanush Club The purpose of the Spanush Club us to pro mote better understandung between our coun try and other Spanush speakung countrues It also serves as a means for Spanush Club members to meet socually and get better ac quaunted The club had uts yearly Chrustmas Party at Mary Eleanor McConnell s where they watch ed televusuon dancung and other entertaunment were enjoyed Refreshments were served to the members Other events of the club were the unutuatuon of the new members held at Mrs Mullers farm at Mercer Chaurman of the unutuatuon was Dolores Sulecku The new members were furst blundfolded then paunted powdered and perfumed after whuch stull blundfolded they were loaded unto a truck and groups were dropped off on a lonely road near a cemetery After everyone had made ut back to the farm a raw egg was placed un the vuctums pockets They were then seated upon a horse lbackwardsi If the egg survuved ut was then smashed by a member personally Theur hands were then dupped un molasses and they were made to crawl over the barn floor on whuch tomatoes were scattered lrot tenl then through stacks of hay one huge one and forced to lump unto a smaller one The survuvung members were served refresh ments Each member of the club has sent fufteen cents to the lnternatuonal Students Socuety where they may wrute to any boy or gurl of any reluguon un the other Spanush speakung coun trues One of the actuvutues of the club was a box socual un whuch the gurls were to make a box and then ut was sold to the hughest budder and that would be the gurl s partner to eat wuth Dancung was also enuoyed A raduo broadcast the Pan Amerucan Hughway un whuch there was some breath takung adventures laughter and comedy was another actuvuty In March a Penny Carnuval was sponsored by the Spanush Club for the enjoyment of the publuc there was basketball by Betty Jane Wulhelm dance concessuons by Duck Colluns fortune tellung by Dolores Sulecku penny putchung by Craug Brown fun house by Martha chaurmen change by Dorus Knox and Naomu Starkey refreshments by Mary Eleanor Mc Connell and Vuola Caldwell Other sughts at the Penny Carnuval were darts stage show movues and telegram booths There are suxteen members un the club They work together un the actuvutues they sponsor The Spanush Club has been durected by Mrs Muller sunce l942 The offucers of the club are presudent Maruanne Buntz vuce presudent Betty Jane Wulhelm secretary Vuola Cald well treasurer Bull Cunnungham Row l left to rught Betty Jane Wulhelm Mary Eleanor McConnell Naomu Starkey Maruanne Buntz Bull Cunnungham Vuola Caldwell Dolores Sulecku Do us Knox Mrs Muller Row 2 Duck Colluns Martha Weller Betsy Hutcheson Paulune Gubson Frances Youel Norma Sulecku Duck Sheppard Cra ug Brown Nye's Market, Grocerues and Meats, 1231 E State St , Phone 7873, Free Dely 70 Rio Cr Kudelko Cleaners, Dial 6672, Farrell, Pa C . . , . , . . . . . . . . , . , . i - . . I . . I ' . f . I I . I C 1 I , I I I . . . I - fora scavenger hunt. Wellerg Pauline Gibson and Dick Sheppard, . . . , . , 1 1 ' Q . . . I I . , . I I . . g . I I ' I 2 I - I I - . g , . : l F rl! D V 4 I I I I Row l left to rught Muss Hovus Arlene Braune Mary Ellen Templeton Betty McChee Vurgunuo Thompson Joyce Mabry Mary Johnson Audene Holsapfel Beverly Thompson Katherune Nettunger Row 2 Sharon Homer June Mabry Phyllus Taylor Patty Mussuk Bernuce Wulluams Beverly Bodamer Dorothy Sulecku Beverly Young Leona Keats Row 3 Sara Ball Donna Morgan Dorus Duefenderfer Katherune Lado Clara Funzel Marulyn Sankey Home Ec The Future Homemakers Club us a natuonal organuzatuon of gurls studyung homemakung un the senuor hugh school wuth the purpose of promotung the apprecuatuons and uoys of home makung and encouragung democracy un the hom and communuty The program of the Home Economucs Department develops the pupul for Ieadershup un the home It also pro vudes wholesome recreatuon for the unduvudual and a group The colors of the FHA are red and whute The club s flower us the rose The colors red and whute are symbols of youth wuth the courage to succeed The club emblem us octagon un shape hav ung on ut a house supported by two hands one whuch symboluzes that ut takes two to achueve a home The emblem also bears the name of the club Future Homemakers of Amerlca and the club motto Toward New Horuzons The FHA Club us composed of sophomore uunuor and senuor gurls The study uncluded chuld care related arts selectuon repaur can structuon and desugn of clothung foods nutru tuon budgetung famuly funonce food preser vatuon home management house care con sumer educatuon textules house plonnung safety educatuon personal development and unferuor decoratung The offucers of the club were presudent Patrucua Mussuk vuce presudent Donna Belle Morgan secretary Betty McGhee treasurer Beverly Thompson and the advuser us Muss Dorothy Hovus The club sent delegates to the annual State Future Homemakers of Ameruca Conventuon un Puttsburgh whuch was held March 21 and 22 The commuttees for the year were Money makung Vurgunua Guthrue chaur man Beverly Thompson co chaurman Audene Holsapfel Mary Johnson and Mary Ellen Templeton Program Donna Morgan chaurman Arlene Braune co chaurmon Phyllus Taylor Dorus Duefendorfer Clara Funzel and Catherune Lado Socual Sarah Ball chaurman Kathryn Hun yadu co chaurman Marulyn Sankey and Flora Hayla Game Nancy Walker chaurman Dorothy Hallubaugh co chaurman Dorothy Sulecku Beverly Bodamer Leona Keats and Beverly Young Vurgunua Thompson co chaurman Kathryn Nettunger Joyce Mabry Betty McGhee June Mabry and Sharon Homer The calendar for the year was October a Halloween party and sophomore unutuatuon November Mr Smock owner of Smack s Dry Cleanung spoke to the club about the way gar ments are cleaned December The club held uts annual Chrustmas Party January came the long awauted moment for the newly unutuated member the receuvung of puns brace lets and rungs February a skatung party was enjoyed by all March Mrs Stewart from the Sharon Store spoke to the gurls about the selectuon of garments Aorul Mrs Scott spoke to the gurls about l aur stylung May The annual Mother Daughter Banquet The club mad extra money by havung a bake sale After the cold weather set un the gurls served chucken noodle and tomato soup to the enture hugh school Mel 0 Creme Doughnuts Phone 9839 H4 W State St or 9762 E State St John W Carnahan, Lute Insurance and Annultues, Phone 2 4850 7' . 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Row l left to rught Ruchard Vaughn Paul Auken Karl Orndorff Bull Massena Mr Lacy Enterlune Walter Jarret Clarence Dunkerly Duck Parshall Ronnue Braho George Taylor Row 2 Charles Durney Ray Mudrak Muke Lescusun Bob Zuschlag Dale Polley Howard Gardner Tom Rollunson Bull Parker Wally Swartz Bull Osborne Harry Snyder Ed Gubson Row 3 Bob Hunter Stanley Wunner Jum Young Bull Cunnungham Ed Durney Jum Feague Charles Hayla John Urban FU1'Ul'e FGl'lTI6I'S of Al'l1eI'ICCI The Future Farmers of Ameruca at the Huck ory School have b en taught by Mr Lacy Enterlune sunce l943 lt us a study of plantung and growung The club us a non profut organ uzatuon The boys are taught to conduct theur own meetungs and to do thungs un an organ uzed way Each year the boys go to dufferent faurs and contests un whuch they get to meet boys from other countues There were fourteen boys who went to the State Farm Show at Harrusburg Duck Parshall represented Huckory un the FFA Band at the farm show and Dale Polley won a gold medal for beef The group also attended the Butler Feeder Sale held un October The boys also do shop work un whuch they work on farm machunery and make lawn chaurs book shelves and other thungs They play untramural basketball wuth other FFA groups Of the county Durung the summer the boys have prouects such as corn vegetable gardens poultry m at small grauns and swune un whuch they keep records of the sales and uncome FFA week was held at Penn State and was enuoyed by three senuors Joe Heunu Ralph Johnson and Jum Young Demonstratuons of cattle were shown to occupy the tume They stayed un the college dormutory The boys also have sold uce cream to the en ture hugh school and new elementary buuldung Thus has been one of theur regular actuvutues sunce l947 All the chapters of Mercer Butler and Beaver areas met at Sluppery Rock State Teachers College where all actuvutues of a farmer were unvolved The maun purposes of the club are l To develop competent aggres suve rural and agrucultural leadershup 2 To create and nurture a love of country lufe 3 To strengthen the confudence of farm boys and young men un themselves and theur work 4 To create more unterest un the untellugent chouce of farmung occupatuons 5 To encour age members un the development of unduvudual farmung programs and establushment un farm ung 6 To encourage members to umprove the farm home and uts surroundungs 7 To partucu pate un worthy undertakungs for the umprove ments of agruculture 8 To develop character traun for useful cutuzenshlp and foster patruo tusm 9 To partucupate un co operatuve effort lO To encourage and practuce thruft ll T encourage umprovement un scholarshup I2 To provude and encourage the development of organuzed rural recreatuonal actuvutues The offucers of the club are Lacy Enterlune advuser Stanley Wunner presudent E Durney vuce presudent Jum Feague secretary Dale Polley treasurer Bob Hunter reporter Lee Supply Phone 2147 2370 Yard Store 72 McDowell Market, I I0 North Mercer Ave , Shorpsvulle Po , Phone 2062 , ..,, i V ' . 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . ,. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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Row Row Row Row Mulk Crew l left to rnght Howard Gardner Jnm Morrlson Jnm Moon 2 Hnllus Krlchko Kenny Hullman 3 Mrs Rung Treesa Guster 4 Loss Muller Bonnle Greer Phnllp Atkrnson Ball Auchter Clara Stull Flora Hayla Sara Ball Catherme Hun yada Bernuce Wullnams Mllk and Chair Crews When you hear the clangung noises the fourth peruod It IS the students of the lunlor class delrverang mulk on the frrst second, and thnrd floors These students collect money for the punlor class by sellung mrlk so they can have the prom or to have money for any prob lems The mnlk crew us plcked by the junlor class advrser Mrs Rung When they are short of mslk they replace It the next day These students dad a wonderful gob and should be guven a great deal of praise Another servlce to the school rs the chaur crew When an announcement comes over the publuc address system the boys leave therr classes and set up the chaurs or whatever other dutues they have The chaur crew ns made up of seventh and enghth graders These boys are packed by Mr Gaus Mr Gous us the head of these boys and has boys dnd a very good job every time they were called upon They de serve a lot of credlt for our assembly programs to be carrued out These are only two of the servuces supplued to the school by the student body These boys and glrls receuve no pay and the only enjoy ment they have us when they are excused from classes to deluver mrlk and thus does not hop pen very often The student body hopes to con tunue recelvung these servuces Chau Crew Row l seated left to rught Ball Gough Jack Work Don McCullough Phulnp Atkinson Bull Grrmm Row 2 George Kraynak Robert Kamensky Wayne Jarrett Elroy Holsapfel Robert Ruckert Harry Fette George Chrusty Tom Doughton Mr Jack Gous Row 3 Raymond Johnson Gene Nncklm J M Wnllson 8' Sons, Complete Home Furmshers Smce 1845 ' T' r , . -- I I L . , . 1 1 1 f f i I - , . 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I I 1 f r r , , . . . . - H , , 73 Row Row Row Row Row Row Projector Crew l left to rught Fred Snyder Larry Muller Dean Flowers 2 Bruce McElroy Dave Merchant Jum Yo.ung Luann Vath Muss Craug 3 Don McCulough Davud Hulluard Dean Robb Roland McCullough Rod ger McCullough Edwun Keller Dale Keller Paden Young 4 Bud Zagger Sam Maruno Ray l-lazlett Karl Johnson Joe Parumucha Davud O Mahen Clunton Graham 5 Duck Colluns Phulup Atkunson Bull Grumm Dale Polley Dan Fentrcss Harry Fette Walter Jarrett 6 Bull Parker John Urban Prolector Crew and Receptuonusts Good mornung or may I help you please? may seem strange to a person vusutung our school but thus us only a receptuonust s greet ung Any student un the uunuar or senuor hugh school has an opportunuty to apply for the posutuon of a receptuonust A board consustung of Muss Artman Mrs Tarr and Mr Reumold select the best qualufued students There are two receptuonusts on each floor wuth a cap toun for each peruod who us responsuble for the receptuonusts under hum The captauns unclude Pat Moody Nancy Muller Vuola Caldwell Dolores Egolf Joan Antus Naomu Starkey Shurley McGunnus Mary Eleanor McConnell Shurley Hynnuman Robert Tate Betty Rowe Jane Antus Carl Mattson and Dewey McCullough lt us the duty of the receptuonust to receuve all vusutors comung unto the hugh school wuth courtesy and to assust the students and teach ers un any way possuble Thus newly organuzed system us under the guudance of Mrs Sara Tarr and supervused by the Student Councul Momtors Row l left to rught Pat Moody Glorua Bundy Naam: Starkey Duane McCul Iough Shurley McGunnus Vuolo Cald well Shurley Hynn man Mrs Tarr Row 2 Mary Jean Scott Mary Burnett Daulune Muller Betsy Hutcheson Connue Corbun Marv Ann Oberman Maruanne Buntz Lous Applegate Mary Eleanor McConnell Joyce Mabry Row 3 Joan Foltz Catherune Reardon Norma Tylowsku D l'a Muller Evelyn Muller Charlotte Mar hall Lous Muller Frances Von Strohe Dar s Muglun Row 4 Harruet Scott Ma uorue Dout Lous Marrow Shurley Karas Esta Mae Jav ens Nancy Muller Ann Mocueuewsku Beverly Thompson Row 5 Bob Tate Ed Park r Fred Snyder Carl Mattson Larry Mull r Bruce Mc Elroy The projector crew consustung of uunuor and senuor hugh school students are advused by Muss Helen Louuse Craug and captauned by Dean Flowers who us un charge of the publuc address system for assembly programs Other dutues of the members unclude oulung the ma chunes by Edwun Keller Dean Robb Roger McCullough Roland McCullough and Dale Keller Bud Zagger and Dale Keller tape raduo programs each Thursday and Ronnue Wolf repaurs the cords llO fulms have been shown un uunuor and senuor hugh departments whuch consust of scu busuness educatuon Englush Spanush and geo graphy Thus year the News Magazune of the Screen sponsored by the Puttsburgh Press brungs current events to the classes The per manent lubrary has been uncreased by l l new records for the Englush department The requurements of the members are co operatuon wuth the captaun courtesy to the faculty and other members responsubuluty for equupment and good scholastuc standurug 74 Protected Home Curcle, Home Offlce, Sharon, Pa 2 -- 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 - , . .,. L ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 -- J 1 ' 1 1 1 . , . , . i -I 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . Y, ' I A I O I II - II II II - . . . . 1 ' I I I I ' I ' I I I ' I I I , I . . . . .- . . I ' ' ' h ' ' I t d' h lth - - - - SVICE, Ol'T'1e GCOVIOITTICS, SOCIO S U IES, SO , I I I . . . . - ' ' I I I I I ' ' I I I ' I I . . - ' I ' I I . I . I T , ' W 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , A , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . a . 1 -' 1 1 5 1 1 , u . 'E 1 7 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 --- A 1 - 1 1 1 '3 1 ' . 1 . Office Aides Lelt to right Bonnie Greer Connie Trean tenou Nancy Henderson Gaul bmock Office Aides The duties ofthe office aides are helping in the principals office doing general work such as distributing the morning bulletin and help ing Miss Betty Lou Artman and Miss Jane Gilliland Bonnie Greer takes core of delivering sup plies to the teachers and for the office Nancy Henderson can be found delivering the morn ing bulletin Gail Smack and Connie Treantenou can be found helping Miss Artrnan They also help run errands such as checking the students to see if they are in school They also take passes to the students if they are to be excused from school The main purpose of the switchboard oper tors is to take care of all routine calls It s also their duty to get in contact with the party the caller wishes to speak with They also help Mrs Dorothy Hans in making announcements over the public address sys tem running errands sealing envelopes and other office duties The one period per day which the girls spend in Mr Delahunty s office is enloyed very much The ten girls on the switchboard are taught the operation of the switchboard by Mrs Dorothy Hans Switch Board Operators Row l seated left to right Betty Jane Wilhelm Mrs Dorothy Hans Row 2 Donna Morgan Ethel Selenchik Bonnie Greer Joan Antus Treesa Guster Betty Lou McFarland Dolores Sulecki l' u Congratulations' Bl Rrte Paint G' Supply Phone 25319 Sharon Mercer Road A M Zimmer, Jeweler, 109 E State St , Towle Sterlung O C . . , . . ' . . . . . l . . I . . ,- - . i I . V . . - I . l 1 I . I . . . , . . . some of the other teachers. All the office aids because of the interesting work. T ax C X . . .- . . I I - ' ll ' ll ffl 76 llf WI, I4 141 W 1 I 0 ff lflnff Compliments of Shenango Inn-Sharon's new hotel Kramer Shoe Store, Fine Footwear for the Entire Family, Dial 4219 Hickory Sports-Reel In this section you will find the basketball, golf, baseball and football teams. They are the high school's pride and joy. The students stay behind the team as one whole supporting cast, who love their team and stay with the boys win or lose Hickory s good sportsmanship is an Oscar they have achieved and are working proudly to keep The cheerleaders are also presented in this sec tion They are girls full ot pep whose lob is to lead the students in cheers during the games and at pep assemblies Brass Rail Restouront 1499 E State Street John B. Lewis, General Tires, Phone 3622, 55 S. Main Street Football Coaches and Captains Row l : kneeling left to right-Coach Snyder, Bob Dankanyin, Joe McCauley. Row 2---Coach Reynolds, Coach McBride. The 1951 Gridiron Squad Row l: left ta rightfJacob Kolbrich, Bruce McElroy, George Bittler, Norman Kolbrich, Bob Dankanyin, Joe McCauley, Dave Merchant, Jim Scott, Philip Atkinson, Bud Zagger. Row Zflloland McCullough, John Frazer, Ronnie Puntil, Dale Polley, Carl Fette, Howard Gardner, Sam Jefferies, Skip Mathieson, Tom Elberty, Al Tate, Dick Wage, Paul Aiken, Ernie Swartz. Raw 3- Joe Bees, Mr, McBride, Mr. Reynolds, Bob Tate, Jim Carlson, Bob Beoder, Dan Scott, Don McCullough, Bill Messina, Ed Keller, Moe Brant, Bill Osborne, Coach Snyder, Dewey McCullough, AIQAML ' A... 1 l .. , Team s Record At the furst of the season the Huckory Hugh Hornets were rated among the top contendung team for County Class A Champuonshup Un der the coachung of Chuck Snyder the boys trued to do everythung he asked ln practuce there was brutal tacklung hard huttung and fast runnung The brand of football was the best shown un two years The boys showed more determunatuon courage and skull than un the past The Iune not too heavy slowed every team un the county but no one knew why the defense went to pueces after half tume The front wall uncluded Robert Dankanyun and Joe McCauley at ends Norman Kolbruch and Bud Zagger at tackles Butsy Atkunson and Carl Fette at guards and Sam Jeffrues at center well un possung puntung extra pount kuckung and lune plungung when ut was used The back fueld uncluded Skup Mathueson at quarterback George Buttler and Dave Merchant at half backs and Don McCullough at fullback The furst game as played at Sharon wuth the Frank lun Nursery and they met wuth the furst defeat of the season l8 6 lt looked luke the Hornets were goung to have a good year however a few boys were put out of commussuon un the latter part of the game Next they met a powerful Greenvulle team whuch defeated the Huckory Hugh Hornets 40 6 The next week was a county game wuth the Sharpsvulle Blue Devuls un whuch they de feated the Hornets l9 7 The followung week the boys met up wuth the Mullcreek Eleven The Hornets held them scoreless for three quarters and ut looked as uf th Hornets were goung to have a vuctory The Hornet team held them to only 65 yards un the furst half but the Msllcreek Eleven roared back to deal the Hornets a stungung blow l9 l3 An open date was next week and ut gave the Horn ts tume to catch up on theur mustakes Th game wuth the Brookfueld Warruors was another loss for the Hornets l9 7 however the Hornets showed good sportsmanshup un every game they played The next week the Hornets traveled to Mars to play the Planetmen on a hard baked fueld where the Hornets won 6 O lt was the furst vlctory sunce the Franklun game The home comung game wuth Mercer was a suc cessful one wuth the Hornets dealung the Mer cer Hugh Mustangs a shockung blow 32 O The last game of the season was played over at Grove Cuty where the Huckory Hugh Hornets met wuth defeat of ZO O The game was played un a sea of mud and a heavy snowfall As the Hornets rounded up theur record they found they had 5 losses and 3 vuctorues The next year s team should be a champuon shup ball club We can t forget some of the boys who fulled un for some of the boys who were put out of actuon for a whule Achon at the Game Sharon Coal and Ice Company 79 I S , , I - . . The backfield was also light but showed up . - - C 1 WMM ' 9'-A WAT far, 1zf,aeM,. ew we -du 333- W iau.mr SWWUW Senior Players There were seven senior football players this year. They were: Norm Kolbrich Bob Dankan- yin Joe McCauley Dave Merchant Bruce McElroy George Bittler and Jim Scott. These boys saw a lot of action, with the exception of Jim Scott. They always played to win. Jim played very little in games but proved to be very valuable in practice. George Bittler was high scorer for the seniors. Bob Dankanyin did his share of catching passes while Norm Kol- brich opened up big holes in the line. Dave Merchant and Joe McCauley played bang-up ball on defense. These boys fought hard and clean. They played to win but also took defeat in a good-natured manner. All the seniors, except Jim Scott, received a jacket with a let- ter on it. Jim got a letter. The football team will miss these boys next year, but the vacan- cies will be filled with lettermen and some other fighting players. 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Row l left to rught Moe Brant Al Tate Bob Tate Paul Auken Ernue Swartz Dale Polley Butch Schaller M Reynolds Row 2 Ed Keller Dan Scott Tom Elberty Duck Woge Jum Carlson Bull McConnell Raw 3 Carl Fette Bud Zagger Jacob Kolbruch Ronnue Puntul Bob Beader Howard Gardner Row Bull Caldwell Don Knox Bob Patton Duck Keryan Bob Stacey Duck Merat Junuor Varsuty Football Team The coachung of Mr Jum Reynolds was a great help to the uunuor varsuty The junuor varsuty had an unbeaten season wunnung all three of theur games The team held theur opponents to l2 whule they scored 54 pounts Mr Reynolds was a great help un audung Coach Chuck Snyder on the practuce fueld He made many correctuons on lune blockung puntung and passung M Reynolds was well luked by all the players on and off the fueld The furst game the Junuor Varsuty played was the Sharpsvulle Junuor Varsuty and they held Sharpsvulle scoreless to defeat them lZ O The Sharpsvulle team never pushed more than 30 yards wuthun the Huckory terrutory The next week they played Greenvulle but the Huckory Junuor Varsuty was determuned to go undefeated and they racked up theur second wun I2 6 The followung week our team un vaded Mercer but Mercer was no match for the Hornets The Hornets dealt them a shock ung blow by defeatung them 32 6 Of course a few teeth were lost un that game but they were dusregarded In all the games that the Huckory Junuor Varsuty played they showed great determun atuon and good sportsmanshup The front wall uncluded Bob and Al Tate at ends Jake Kol bruch and Bull McGowan at tackles Carl Fette and Dale Polly at guards and Duck Woge at center Jake Kolbruch the captaun ofthe team always kept the boys pepped up especually durung the games ln the backfueld were Bob Patton Moe Brant Bull Messuna Bob Stacy Duck Keryan and last but not least Bu Ernue Swartz Golden Dawn Foods If ut s Golden Dawn ut s good Bogolun s Golden Dawn North Water Ave Sharon Pa Phone 21092 8' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V- W 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 'l 1 1 1 1 1 - I 0 ' 1 I - - 1 1 1 ' r- 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 . , , 1 1 1 1 . , , , , ,, . ,, 1 1 9 ll -1 - I ll I I ' - I I 'I I 'I Row l left to rught Harold Schaller Bob Merat Don Knox Duck Keryan Bob Stacey Ray Stacey Bull McConnell Don Caldwell Bob Patton Bull Gough Mr McBrude Row 2 Bull Caldwell Don Newland Fred Corbun James Troke Lenard Monfredu Ray Wulcox Jack Work Fred Slater Wayne Bartholomew Tom Doughton Row 3 Robert Gardner Corley Keates Roger Surrena Roy Wulcox Jerry Mulks Dale Glaser Tom Tylowsku Junuor Hugh Football Team Thus year found a new coach at Huckory when last year Mr Keuth Stoner resugned from hus post We can not forget the generous ser vuce of Mr Stoner He was well luked by every one out on the football fueld and he dud a won derful uob un coachung the young boys Thus year the uunuor hugh was coached by Mr Marsden McBrude who came from Grove Cuty Mr McBrude really dud a good uob whule puttung plenty of fught unto the boys He work ed wuth each unduvudual boy to check hus habuts and perfect them to a hugh peak The year was a good one for the Luttle Hornets Mr McBrude not knowung the football play ers had to choose each player for hus team un practuce and to prove them un the games For hus startmg luneup un the game Mr McBrude pucked Harold Schaller Bob Merat Don Knox Duck Keryan Bob Stacey Ray Stacey Bull Mc Connell Don Caldwell Bob Patton Bull Gough and Wayne Bartholomew The nunth graders that played on thus team wull move up from the uunuor hugh to the varsuty under Mr Sny der and wull dress for vorsuty games These boys wull be coached by uunuor vorsuty football coach Mr Jum Reynolds and wull play the uunuor varsuty teams of the surroundung schools ln the future Huckory can hope for better teams and records now that the uunuor hugh football and basketball have started ln the senuor hugh the boys have to work hard and fught for posutuons on the team and thus make a better showung un the games Although Mr McBrude was here for hus furst year he won the hearts of the players and they really put on all they had when they played un the games To prove thus the team came up wuth a rec ord to be proud of wuth a total of three wuns and one loss and one tue ln theur furst game of the season the Hornets tued wuth Brookfueld O O The Hornets then won two straught games one over Sharpsvulle I3 7 and the other over Grove Cuty 7 O Theur only loss was at the hands of Greenvulle l9 I3 In theur last game of the season the Hornets defeated Mercer l9 l3 Most of these up and comung players showed up well durung the season and wull always put on a fune dusplay of football un the future Pfau Chevrolet Co 37 S Maun Ave Sharon Chevrolet Ameruca s Leader B2 The Bull Thomas Store Cor Maun and Walnut Sts Sharpsvulle Pa ' I I I I I I I 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . -- I I I I I I ' 0 I I ' 1 . 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I I I I ' 1 I I ' ' ' I I I ' - ' ll ' I ll 'I 0 'I I I . . . 4 . ., , - Left to rsght Tsm Earle Sksp Math eson Duane McCullough Sensors and Lettermen As the 1951 and 1952 basketball season started Chuck Snyder had two sensors on the team and only one letterman The sensors were Tsm Earle and Duane McCullough the only returnsng letterman was sunsor Lester Mathse son Tsm Earle has been sn basketball at Hsckory for ssx years When sn the s venth esghth and nsnth grades he played on the sunsor vars sty and played under Coach Chuck Snyder who at that tsme coached sunsar hsgh basketball When sn the tenth and eleventh grades he played under Coach Jack Gaus Whsle Tsm was on the team two years they lost only seven games As a sensor Tsm was a subststute and saw lsttle actson as Coach Chuck Snyder who ss head coach for the fsrst year was busldsng for the future wsth four sophomores and one junsor on the fsrst team Tsm Earle was one of the bsg boys on the team standsng 6 feet 134 snches The only other sensor onthe basketball team was Duane Dewey McCullough Dewey played as one of the fsrst ssx on the basketball court for the Hornets and was very valuable to the team Dewey had two years sn Junsor l-lsgh basketball and sn hss freshman year he was on the fsrst strsng playsng for Coach Sny der Whsle sn the sunsor varssty Dewey was one of the fsrst ssx players for Coach Jack Csaus l-le also dressed for the varssty games for Coach Kesth Stoner Dewey sn hss sensor year was one of the fsrst ssx players for Coach Chuck Snyder and start ed about esght games for Coach Snyder Dewey stands at 6 feet lz snch Although Dewey and Tsm as sensors dsd not see much actson they proved very valuable to Chuck Snyder sn practsce and servsng as sub ststutes Tsm and Dewey wsll recesve thesr let ters after the season ss over Tsm and Dewey were also actsve throughout the years sn foot ball Dewey served as football manager to Chuck Snyder and Tsm played end untsl he snsured hss foot and dsd not play sn hss sensor year back was sunsor Sksp Mathseson l-le wsll be able to play next year along wsth hss team mates thss year The team next year wsll have many lettermen back They are Bsll Orndorff Moe Brant Bsll Osborne and Red Schaller Sksp was hsgh scorer for the l-lornets and he broke Bob Seems sndsvsdual scorsng record Sksp played three years sunsor hsgh basketball under Coach Chuck Snyder and from sunsor hsgh he moved up to play varssty ball under Kesth Stoner and made fsrst strsng varssty and earned hss letter Dewey and Tsm wsll be remembered by thesr classmates for thesr fsne sportsmanshsp South Ssde Garage lnternatsanal Trucks Cv Packard Cars Phone 3575 33 . l 1 I ' b I . 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I Row l kneelung left to rught Bob Tate Bull Orndorff Bob Schaller B ll Osborne Skup Mathueson Moe B ant H ll s Kruchko Row 2 Coach Snyder Bull Grumm Tom Elberty Dewey McCullouah Tum Earle Don McCullough Mme Cus ck Al Tate Varsuty Basketball Huckory receuved a new basketball coach thus year He us Mr Chuck Snyder the Hornets veteran football mentor Mr Snyder took over the Huckory helm from Mr Keuth Stoner who resugned to take over the uob of faculty man ager for the Hornets Coach Snyder vacated hus uob of uunuor hugh basketball coach to take the new posutuon He buult hus team around senuor Dewey McCullough and uunuor Skup Mathueson Skup was the only letterman re turnung to the squad Mr Snyder also brought up four sophomores from hus wunnung uunuor hugh team of last season and senuor Tum Earle rounded out hus squad The sophomores names are Bull Orndorff Moe Brant Bob Schaller and the tallest man the Hornets possessed Bull Hot Pupe Osborne The Hornets lacked heught thus year but they made ut up wuth speed and accuracy un theur shootung Bull Osborne was the Hornet s center who stands 6 feet l v unches tall Next to hum was the Hornet s hugh scorer Skup Mathueson who stands 5 feet ll unches Skup also was con sudered one of the county s best foul shots last season wuth a very hugh percentage of hus shots good at the foul curcle Allum Motors Inc Dodge Plymouth 84 Fred W Kloos Amoco Servuce Bull Orndortf and Moe Brant were the two who were really accurate on theur set shots they pulled the team out of the fure very often Senuor Dewey McCullough was one of the Hornet s best board men along wuth Skup and Bob Schaller another sophomore and one of the furst fuve men on the team Tum Earle an other tall boy was also a great asset to the team wuth hus good passung and reboundung Tum us a senuor thus year along wuth Dewey Coach Snyder can count on a very strong team un two followung years as four of hus furst fuve men on the team are sophomores Guve those boys a few years of experuence and they are goung to be really hard to stop He also wull have Skup Mathueson back Skup us a lun uor The Hornets wull only lose two men to graduatuon thus year Coach Snyder also uses some of the uunuor varsuty players up on the varsuty They are Bull Grumm Muke Cusuck Hullus Kruchko and Tom Elberty These boys are all uunuors and are goung to be counted on very heayuly next year The team has had a very good season thanks to Mr Chuck Snyder Sales and Servuce Sharon Phone 4191 982 East State St Phone 2 7842 u . f , , , u , . , r , I I f V f i u u , , , u , , - I ' I . , . , I I . - I . . . . . . . , , . , . . , I - . . . . 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Row 2 Bnll Orndorff Bob Schaller Bnll Osborne Tnm Earle Dewey McCullough S k n p Mathneson Moe Brant Fnrst Seven Under o new coach the Hnckory Hornets completed thenr 1951 and 1952 basketball season wnth a record of 12 wnns and l 1 losses Head Coach Chuck Snyder placed on hns fnrst strung four sophomores and one nunnor Four of these boys wnll have two years more to play Thns year they ganned much needed expernence and they obtanned thns by playnng on the team Although the Hornets wound up nn fourth place nn the Class A race they have a better chance next year to nmprove The names of the returnnng lettermen are Bnll Hot Osborne Bnll Orndorff Bob Red Schaller and Herman Moe Brant The Hornets opened thenr season wnth a bang by wnnnnng three stranght games The wnns were over Brookfneld 54 35 Mt Jackson 50 40 and over the Bng Red of West Mnddle sex 68 52 The Hornets then dropped two stranght games wnth the games gonng to St Mnchael s of Greenvnlle 53 39 and to Mead vnlle nn overtnme 65 64 The Hornets started back on the wnnnnng tranl by dumpnng Mt Jackson for the second tnme by the score of 55 44 and Unnon Townshnp 51 49 The Horn ets lost to Brookfneld 62 45 The Hornets drop ped Brookfneld nn the fnrst qame The Hornets also lost to Sharpsvnlle 63 43 The Hornets won thenr next two games by defeatnng Rocky Grove 62 56 and Grove Cnty 70 57 The Ho nets then lost a heart breaker to Mercer 67 63 The Horn ts defeated West Mnddlesex for the second tnme of the season by the score of 68 57 The Hornets then lost two stranght games one gonng to Greenvnlle 61 56 and the other to Youngstown Ursulnne 61 51 The Hornets defeated Grove Cnty 53 52 and St Mnchaels of Greenvnlle 59 58 sn o thrnller In the remannnng fnve games of the season the Hornets lost 4 and won only 1 In the defeat column Rocky Grove dropped the Hornets 73 56 Mercer 68 66 Greenvnlle 49 42 and Sharpsvnlle 75 44 The Hornets only won one that benng over Meadvnlle 54 52 Meadvnlle had defeated the Hornets earlner nn the season The Hornets nn 23 games averaged 56 ponnts per game and held thenr opponents to 55 per game The hnghest score the Hornets had all season was over Grove Cnty 70 75 The hnghest score any opponent could make over Hnckory was done by Sharpsvnlle 73 43 ln the nndnvndual scornng Sknp Mathneson only returnnng letterman to thns year s squad broke all scornng records ever set at Hnckory by droppnng 418 ponnts through the hoop Bob Seems was prevnous hngh scorer wnth 395 ponnts Sknp was hngh foul shot nn the Class A race Second hngh was Bnll Orndorff wnth a total of 211 Moe Brant was thnrd hngh for the Hornets wnth a total of 202 Thnrd hngh scorer was Red Schaller wnth a total of 191 ln fourth place was Hot Osborne wnth 110 and fnfth place was Dewey McCullough Sknp Mathneson set a new nndnvndual scornng record wnth 418 and he also set a new hngh snngle game mark for Hnckory wnth 30 ponnts In 23 contests the Hornets were outscored by thenr opponents by 28 ponnts 1300 to 1272 Hnckory won only two out of snx County Class A League games losnng twnce to Sharpsvnlle champs and twnce to Greenvnlle whnle wnnnnng two games from Grove Cnty The Hornets top ped off thenr season by upsettnng Meadvnlle Sectnon 2 champs Frank Martucclo-F M Gas Cr Paving Company Across from W P I C Wenn Motor Company Your Hudson Dealer Sharon Pa Phone 3496 85 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - I - I - . 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Q ' ' . . -, . 11 11 - - - 7 - 1 1 1 1 1 - . - I . . - . - . . . 1 ' ll ll I I I 'I Junior Varsity Row l kneelung left to rght Hullus Krchko Don Mc Cullough Mke Cusuck Tom Elberty AI Tate B ll Grumm Mr Jack Gaus Row 2 Bob Tate Jerry Alluson Bud Zagger Duck Dermond Ronne Glaser Wayne Holsapfel Duck Qtaunbrook Junuor Vcursuty The Hornets uunuor varsuty under Coach Jack Gaus completed theur most successful season un theur hustory The Luttle Hornets end ed theur season wuth a record of l8 wuns and one loss The uunuor varsuty has three uunuors and two sophomores on the furst strung The three uunuors wull move up to the varsuty next season and be on the varsuty squad Mr Gaus one of the greats from Huckory un basketball has coached the uunuor varsuty for three years and has a fune record thus far Mr Gaus un hus basketball days when he was a senuor at Huckory was unduvudual hugh scorer at Huckory and also rated thurd place un the county actuon The uunuor varsuty won theur furst seven games and were stopped for the furst and the last tume of the season by Brookfueld who they had defeated un theur furst encounter The uunuor varsuty won theur furst game of the sea son when they defeated the Brookfueld War ruors 34 20 they also defeated Mt Jackson 51 29 West Muddlesex 37 2l St Muchael s of Greenvulle 64 25 St Muchael s was one of the two new teams the uunuor varsuty had on theur schedule thus season the other game was wuth Youngstown Ursulune of Youngstown After the St Muchael s games the Hornets took games from Meadvulle 32 23 Mt Jack son 49 30 to wun theur two game serues wuth Mt Jackson and Unuon Townshup 47 28 The Hornets then lost theur furst game of the sea son to Brooktueld un a thruller 27 25 The uun uor varsuty then took wuns from Sharpsvulle 50 22 Grove Cuty 5l 32 Mercer 48 34 West Muddlesex 45 l7 Greenvulle 42 24 Youngs town Ursulune 39 l7 Grove Cuty 55 34 Mer cer 48 45 Sharpsvulle 47 34 Greenvulle 47 34 and Meadvulle 48 36 to round out theur season wuth a total of I8 wuns and one loss The uunuor varsuty un theur l9 games had a total of 859 pounts and theur opponents were held to only a total of 532 to guve the Hornets an average of luttle better than 45 pounts per pounts per game ln the unduvudual scorung all honors went to the uunuor varsuty center Tom Elberty a uunuor who has a good chance to play furst strung vars uty basketball Tom was un furst place wuth a total of I76 pounts un nuneteen games Second place honors went to Muke Cusuck also a uun uor wuth a total of l55 pounts There was a two way tue for thurd place honors between Don McCullough a sophomore and Hullus Kruchko a lunuor both these boys had a total of l36 pounts In fufth place on the furst strung was Al Tate a sophomore wuth a total of 120 pounts These boys among themselves had a total of 723 pounts out of the over all total of 859 These boys who move up to the varsuty wull prove how well they have been trauned by the future record at Huckory 86 DeForest Buuck Co 72 S Maun Ave Sharon : ' i , . i I 1 I I 4 I , , i , i , O O . . . 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I - , 5 I' 0 . ll Row l left to rught James Troke Manager Ray Lute Paul Templeton Floyd Mack Jerry Seems Ted Gruffuth Bull McConnell Mr McBrude Raw 2 Bull Caldwell John Kuzak Harold Schaller Don Knox Duck Keryan Bob Stacey Don Ca'dwell Bob Patton Row 3 Alex Mudrak Paul Sumco Dave Elluott Ray Wulcox Roy Wulcox Ray Stacey Corley Keats Roger Surrena Fred Corbun Row 4 James Jansco Jerry Mostrog Bull Hromyak Tom Tylowsku Tom Orndortf Norman Jara Junuor Hugh Basketball Servung hus furst year as basketball coach Mr Marsden McBrude turned out another team that the Hornets can be proud of Muckey as he us known to hus boys came to Huckory Muckey came to Huckory not knowung any of the boys and produced a tune record un toot ball and basketball He was also actuve un the sophomore Hu Y club where he acted as ad vuser under Mr Stewart The uunuor hugh team us made up of three grades seventh eughth and nunth The sev enth and eughth grades sometumes get games to play un whuch the nunth grade cannot play Head Coach Chuck Snyder was last years uunuor hugh coach and had a very tune record whuch wull be hard to beat But the umpressuve showungs the junuor hugh have made thus term show sugns that the record produced by Mr Snyder us un some danger The lunuor hugh team had practuce after the varsuty had practuced from 3 30 to about 5 OO The gunuor hugh practuce us from that tume untul Mr McBrude has decuded that they had enough practuce for one nught The sux boys who saw most actuoru for Mr McBrude were all nunth graders They are Bob Stacey Bob Patton Don Caldwell Ted Gruf futh Jerry Seems Paul Templeton The nunth graders wull move to the uunuor varsuty next year Moon Motor Co , Studebaker Cars and Trucks E State Street Leyde Automotuve Machune Co , Parts For Most Cars, 215 S Mom Ave 37 C U , . 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Football Managers Thus years football managers were Joe Bees Dewey McCullough John Frazer and Roland McCullough Joe and Dewey are sen uors whule John us a junuor and Roland a soph omore The football managers are the unsung heroes of any football team They may even deter mune the outcome of a game They are chosen for theur dependabuluty and responsubuluty as well as theur eagerness They must be cooper atuve and ambutuous They must also work for the good of the team lf you thunk a manager s lufe us easy you are badly mustaken Furst of all they must hand out to the players theur unuforms shoes and helmets Then Joe and Roland had to go onto the fueld wuth the players They would chase footballs hold the tacklung dummues and brung meducal aud uf needed Whule Joe and Roland were on the fueld Dewey and John took care of the equupment room They must stay un the equup ment room at all tumes When practuce was over they had to clean the shower room and sweep ut up John had the uob of sweepung out the equupment room room 8 and the gym of fuce He also had to make sure soap was always un the shower room On the away games they had to pack all the equupment and load ut on the bus When they arruved at theur destuna tuon they had to unpack ut and carry ut to the shower room and hand ut out to the players They had to take unventory of the supplues both before and after the season They also may guve suggestuons such as Dewey dud Dewey proposed the udea of pauntunq the hel mets sulver wuth a red strupe down the center It was approved by the team and the coach so they got busy and dud the pauntung Thus was Dewey s and Joe s second and last year as managers John and Roland were serv unq theur furst year as managers Joe Bees dressed all wounds thus year whule Roland wull dress them next year Dewey also took care of the books John wull take care of them next year The books they have to keep concern the amount of equupment guven out and to whom ut us guven Dewey does all the buyung such as the team supplues and whatever us necessary ln addutuon to the many other uobs that Dewey dud h wrote up all the Huckory games for the Sharon Herald The most unusual experuence of the man agers was when Dewev took Don Newland to the hosputal Don broke hus arm un practuce and had to be taken to the hosputal Sunce ut Row l left to rught Joe Bees Roland McCullough John Frazcr Dewey McCullough was Dewey s duty to take unjured players to the hosputal he started to the Sharon General l-losputal On the way he ran out of gas and had to coast unto a gas statuon Managers have theur troubles too only they have more than theur share lf ut weren t for the managers football games could never be played because a manager has so much to do lf the players had to do what the managers do they would be too tured out to even play the game Now you see what a manager goes through and how luttle credut and prause they receuve These boys Dewey Joe John and Roland deserve a lot of prause for the tune work that they have done durung the l95l football cam paugn As a reward for theur fune work Dewey and Joe receuved a letter and a jacket John and Roland wull receuve the same when they be come senuors John has one more year of ser vuce whule Roland wull be a manager for two more years John wull be guven Dewey s uob sunce he was hus understudy all year Roland wull be guven Joe s uob whuch us beung on the fueld most of the tume John and Roland are lookung for ward to the further servuce to Coach Snyder and hus football team 83 Beckdol s Speclalusts In Sports Across from Sharon Store Dual 4993 - I I I I I - I ' I , . 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I I n-. a I I Basketball Managers The basketball managers this year are Roger McCullough Paul Aiken and John Frazer John is a junior while Paul and Roger are sophomores None of the basketball man ag rs graduate this June so next year they ll all be back as a unit The basketball managers have it a little easier than other managers because they are always inside But nevertheless they have a lot of work to do and it must be done Their lobs are small but important Here is part of their everyday routine When practice starts they must check out the basketballs and keep count of how many were given out They also before practice get out the lerseys for scrimmage They also must be checked out and in When they have a game they must clean all the basketballs That s auite a yob but they don t seem to com plain They like their iob because they get to learn a few things by watching the players practice The basketball managers must be depend able ambitious and alert With a combination of these three a basketball manager is usually successful After basketball practice they must put the basketballs in place and check in all equip ment They have to wart until all the players have left and clean out the shower room as well as the equipment room They keep a rec ord of the socks and shoes handed out because lf anyone gets hurt in practice or in a reg ular game they bring m dical and They have to know how to take care of certain cases such as colds headaches stomach aches pains or whatever a player might have wrong with hum Before all home games they must put up all the four side baskets and pull the curtains closed on all the windows They collect all the basketballs before the game and at the half when the team practices They run any errand that may be assigned to them These boys go through the above almost every day without complaint Some of their work is hard and some as easy but they do it without fail Without these boys there prob ably would be no basketball team They de serve credit as well as the players themselves The players get the write ups but without the Row l left to right Roger McCullough Paul Aiken John Frazer managers there would be no write ups for them These boys did their best this year and next year will do even better They will continue to year ln addition to all these duties they must also keep up their school work All three of them have average or above average marks John is the only one who has a key to the equipment room and he is responsible for all its contents A manager gets practice himself when the players are practicing by shooting at the side baskets But he must also keep an eye on the equipm nt room The equipment room is always neat because they keep it that way They clean It up and sweep it out every nrght after everyone else has gone home They are responsible for thrs room Very seldom do you hear someone say My what swell man agers They sometimes get blamed when something goes wrong but hardly ever do they receive any praise So hats off to John Paul and Roger Leeland Golf Club Sharon Mercer Road Phone 6903 Scotty s Men s Shop 122 E State Street, Phone 5700 89 I I n l A ' - V . , . , . 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Gous Golfers ow l left to raght o Lute Bob Patton Row 2 Make Cusack Gaus Ray Lute RCW 3 Pl'aalap Atkan Fred Snyder Raw 4 Skap Math esora Golf Team The Hornet Golfers coached by Jack Gaus ended thear second year of competataon wath a 2 2 record They also partacapated quate suc cessfully an the Yankee Run Tournament and the Dastract lO meet held at Edanboro The Hornets started a golf team an l94l and l942 and coach Jack Gaus was a member of the team After l942 the team was dascon tanued but an eaght years the school started golf agaan and have turned out successful teams Leeland golf course and thear away games are played on thear opponents practace course The Hickory patch and putters won easaly over West Maddlesex at both Leeland and Tam O Shanter courses Thear defeats came at the hands of Brookfaeld Brookfaeld plays thear matches at the Yankee Run Course The Yan kee Run Course as rated as one of the toughest courses an the dastract The course had mne holes but recently they have added nane more to make a total of I8 holes No l man for coach Gaus was senaor Fran cas Red Jara who developed anto one of the fanest golfers an thas sectaon No 2 man was senaor Harry Waanwraght who as now a cadet offacer an the Coast Guard Playang No 3 was sophomore Make Cusack who wall be back thas year wrth bag thungs expected from ham Drav ang an the No 4 posntaon was senaor Bob Lute Bob was lattle but packed plenty of power an has draves The only returnang man to thas year s team was Make Cusack who was a aunaor The Hornets traveled to Edanboro and took part an the Dsstruct lO meet there Thas as an annual tournament and about 60 golfers bad for a chance to go on to the state meet held at State College every year Red Jara had quate a day for hamself an last years tournament Red lost out only an the last few holes of play He placed twelfth an the faeld of 60 golf ers Many more boys wall be out for thas year s team because the sport has gone down an the books as a must for the Hornets Mr Gaus wall hold tryouts for the team just as any other coach holds tryouts He wall cut those who do not show much promase but af those boys show up the follawang year and show amprovement they wall make the team Some of the boys out for thas years team were Make Cusack who played an the No 3 posataon for Mr Gaus last year and was the only startang man returnang to thas years team Others are Bob Lute Skap Mathaeson Bob Snyder and Ray Lute Keafer s Sunoco Servuce Hermutoge Phone 4974 90 West Penn Nehr Bottlmg Co 646 Roemer Blvd Phone 27821 R 2 ' -B b - ' ' , Mr. -- ' son, I I ' - I l I . . . . 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I I D ' 'I -1 Row l left to rught Bull Osborne George Buttler Bob Dankanyun Duck Sheppard Ruch Burduck Mr Stewart Ralph Burduck Joe Heunu Skup Mathueson Dale Polley Row 2 Ed Parker Bull Messuna Ruchard Vaughn Stanley Wunner Russ Frank Joe McCauley Phulup Atkunson Jum Morruson Duck Sta unbrook Row 3 Walter Jarrett Clarence Dunkerly Chuck Durney Royce Meacham Hullus Kruchlfo Kenny Hullman Don Gull Al Tate Don McCullough Row 4 Don McCIaren Wayne Holsapfel Chuck Eckles Ronnue Braho Dewey Thompson Baseball Team Baseball has not been here too long but us growung un popularuty When baseball furst started at Huckory we dud not have our own fueld to play on Everytume we had a home game we had to travel to the Transfer dua mond The boys thought ut foolush to travel such a long dustance to play a game They de cuded they should have a fueld of theur own The team told Mr Stewart about the ndea and he thought ut was all rught They got permus ung on ut wuth the help of the Vo Ag Club ln the few years that baseball has been around the Huckory Hugh baseballers have compuled some very brulluant teams ln l949 they had a vuctory margun of fuve wuns two losses one tue and un l950 they had theur most successful season un the hustory of baseball at Huckory havung eught straught wuns wuthout a loss ln l95l they had another extraordsnary season The senuors who are leavung are Ralph Bur duck catcher who played a very good game behund the plate Ruch Burduck who putched nearly every game for the Hornets and played un reluef roles and had 85 struke outs Carl Polley who served as a very valuable substu tute Bob Newland who proved very valuable for the team as an outfuelder Dave Burduck who played a stellar roll as dud Bull Andrews Bob Staunbrook who played a good game at second base Bob Moats Ronnue Thompson and Bob Saunders The leadung batters were Bob Newland 525 Ruch Burduck 525 Ralph Burduck 470 Skup Mathueson 46l Dave Burduck 450 Bob Staunbrook 361 Bob Moats 32l Bob Saun ders 306 Bull Andrews 288 Larry Muller 285 and Ronnue Thompson 280 Other members of the team who are expected to Howard Gardner Bull Osborne Bob Dankanyun Ed Parker Jum Morruson Duck Sheppard Red Schaller Larry Muller and Skup Mathueson There us a lot of materual un these boys and they should contunue the sam pace as other Hornet teams have The Huckory Hornets have been proud of theur team and the records they have But the Hornets have som thung extra to show thus year un sports When sprung baseball traunung starts un Day tona Beach for th Cleveland lnduans there wull appear amona the many players two of Huckory s players Jum Claruch and Ralph Bur duck have been chosen to try out for the team Jum a l948 graduate us tryuna for the second tume to crack the mauor ranks Ralph us a l952 graduate and thus us hus furst try Good luck to these boys Huckory Recreatuon Center Bowl for Health Phone 6400 C E Swall Veterrnaruan Sharon Mercer Road 91 l . . A . . I I . , . U ' . l . 1 . I I . - . I I I I I I I ' , I 1 1 1 1 , , ' , - 1 . 1 1 1 I ' , ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I - . I l I sion from the school board and started work- make fu-,gs yeorls team ore: Dole pouueyl - . I I . ' l I I I I . I . I l E I I 1 1 D - - . - . I A ' D . . . I V 1 1 ' . Q - V . 1, I 1 . . . -T I 1 D I , ' h I I - . 1 ' , . . ' . I . . I - Va rsuty Cheerleaders Left to rught Mary Ellen Tem pleton Betty Rowe Frances Von Strohe l.aWanda Morru son Cheerleaders To start off our football season un l952 we had four varsuty gurls Mary Ellen Templeton senuor Betty Rowe Franny Von Strohe and LaWanda Morruson uunuors As the season came to a close the uunuor varsuty was un full swung and ready for the basketball season Theur luneup was Connue l-leulman Betty Frederuck Jackue Cloud and Franny Wulluams sophomores Bonnue Johnson and Marlee l-lugguns freshman Through raun sleet snow and more snow the squad was always there wuth a peppy cheer to luven the crowd Rememberung some of the memorable events the Grove Cuty game wull stuck wuth us where everyone looked luke snow men Another one was the Mercer game our homecomuna wuth the queens and theur at tendants down on the fueld The basketball season went a but smoother untul the Chrustmas vacatuon then ut was who wull take us? and where us the place? Well thanks to dufferent people we got there safe and sound Speak nothung of how we got home Our suuts were made up of whute long sleeved rayon blouses black weskuts trummed un red red cotton skurts luned un black wuth whute socks and saddle shoes Junuor varsuty followed suut on the udea Nearung the Chrustmas season three uunuor hugh gurls were startung the lune up un the uun uor varsuty games Clara Mae Mattocks fresh man Norma Shuster and Shurley Barnes eughth graders Theur unuforms were made the same as the Senuor squad but reversuble colors The varsuty gurls were pucked un the sprung and practuce was held at the hugh school once a week through the summer months The shade of the Old l-luckory Nut Tree served as our gatherung place also as reserved seats for football practuce And so goes the hustory of our squad durung the l95l 52 season Junuor Va rsuty Cheerleaders Lett to ught Connue Hellman Betty Fredenck Marlee l-lug guns Bonnue Johnson Jackue Cloud Frances Wulluams Western Auto Assocuate Store 62 Vune Ave Sharon Dual 6802 92 Goldsteun Furnuture Co , 33 41 North Water Avenue 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' . . 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Nc l If x c.s..-X S A X x Fflllf Chl Company Pe h Pc erless Wallpaper and Paint Store, 41 River Ave., S cron, Just turn tae pag s and you vvull tlnd our actuvuty Section Durnng our tvvelve years at l-luclcary vve have vvork ed an many prolects We vyarruecl and wandered If our shows wau d be a success Thus sectuan shows only same at the scenes Our prams plays the crawnung at' the queens and class work are some of the protects we have shavvn here and Commencement are the sad anes because the ass a r I es they wall leave behnn tw If hugh s haal memarues and fun ta take aver cl ttlcult anfl strenuous tasks Newell s Dry Cleaners lO73 Griswold Way Sharon Pa Scenes From the Show Mast at these are happy occasions Baccalaureate cl c t l'5V2 eal z ' d all Shoes' 'Whose? Smifhsl Smith Cr Co., 42 East,Sfafe Sl., Sharon Pa Larry Muller presents red roses to Muss Dorothy Elder play durector After days of tryouts and weeks of rugorous practuces the senuor class was ready for theur royal productuon of Mark Twaun s A Connec tucut Yankee un Kung Arthur s Court An all star cast of twelve presented thus play on November l7 un the hugh school gym The Connectucut Yankee a comedy un three acts us the story of a clever Yankee a brulluant enguneer who funds himself un the royal court of the kung Larry Muller quute clev erly portrayed the part of Hank Bennett our Yankee fruend Kung Arthur was equally well done by Dean Flowers Lous Applegate starred as the kung s domuneerung wufe Queen Guen evere who seemed to run the kungdom Queen Morgan LeFay Mumu McConnell a schemung b'afk hearted woman and suster of Kuna Arthur sent shuvers along the spunes of many people The part of her vullaunous schemung partner the magucuan Merlun was capably done by Bob Laurd Sandy and Elaune two charmung young ladues of the court were well portrayed by Connue Treantenou and Arlene Braune Clarence a Connectucut Yankee Senuor Play Cost Row l left to rught Muss Elder Arlene Braune Lee Reuchard Larry Muller Bob Lau d Mumu Mc Conne I Row 2 Ruta Mayernuk Wayne Mullen Connue Treantenou Dean Flowers Lous Applegate Carl Mattson Maruanne Buntz Row 3 Eluzabeth Voyda Shurley McGunnus Ruch Burduck Connue Corbun Pat Mostrong Perrune Oils, Dustrubutor of Atlantuc Products, Bobby's Corners, Dlol 6593 95 Ivor J. Lee, 66 North Mom Avenue, Sharon, Dial 6802 1 - - 1 11 . . . , ,, , . 11 - 11 4 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . I - I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 - ' ' 1 . XX Il . . , . . . . .V , . - - 4 1 1 1 1 ' 1 u 1, 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 .1 1 1 1 - Left to rught Carl Mott on Bob Laurd Connue Treantenou Arlene Braune Lee Reuchard Larry Muller muschuevous page boy was well handled by Lee Reuchard whule the two bold knughts of the court Sur Sogramor and Sur Launcelot were well done un the character roles as knughts of old by Wayne Muller and Carl Mattson Mrs Bennett Hanks mother was expertly done by Ruta Mayernuk whule Maruanne Buntz played the role of Maruon the younger suster of Hank The story beguns un the luvung room of the Bennett home Hank accudentally touches cu luve wure on the raduo whuch knocks hum out and he drufts back unto the post to Kung Arthur s court Here we fund the kung and hus court duscuss ung the matter of what to do wuth the unwel come guest The Yankee outwuts even Merlun wuth hus actuons from the unknown world from whuch he came Queen Morgan LeFay comes to vusut the kung and trres to overthrow the kung dom She fouls however when the Yankee out smarts her and spouls her schemes One of the young ladues of the court adds a luttle unterest when she falls un love wuth the Yankee To draw a closung to the play the Yankee funally comes to agaun and us un hus own luvung room and funds that ut has all been a dream The cast was assusted by Shurley McGunnus and Ruch Burduck student durectors Pat Mos trog was call gurl and Connue Corbun and Eluz abeth Voyda were prompters Muss Dorothy Elder durected the productuon to make ut her turst at Huckory Programs for the productuon were cleverly arranged as scrolls and tued wuth gold cord Crews and commuttees for thus productuon uncluded lughts and sound Paul Muller Dewey McCullough and Don Gruffuth Stage crew un cluded Ray Chapun Fred Snyder Dave Mer chant Jum Scott Don Marenchun Joe Bees Ralph Burduck Ruchard Burduck and Don Gruf futh Propertues consusted of Bruce McElroy Dewey McCullough Joe McCauley Vurgunua Thompson Betty McGhee Bull Cunnungham thy Sulecku Susue Denault Edna Zupay Naomu Starkey Phyllus Taylor and Gladys Pryor were un charge of make up Program commuttee uncluded Nancue Wentz Joan Antus Vurgunua Rockhold Joanne Parola and Mary Ellen Templeton Tuckets and Pub lucuty consusted of Vurgunua Guthrue Sophue Keklch Nancy Walker Katherune Nettunger Arlene Braune Audene Holsapful Leona Keats Beverly Young and Pat Mostrog Ush ers were Beverly Corley Janet McKee Ethel Selenchuck and Carol Muller The student durectors were un charge of these commuttees The hugh school orchestra presented appro pruate numbers Ruckert Plumbung Plumbung and Heating Sharon Pa Phone 4787 Amerucan Laundry Sharon Pa 97 l xl I I , . I . I I . . . . I I ' Q ' 4 ' I I ' . - . . , . 1 ' - . I .I I . . . . , I .I . , b I I I .I . I - . Q I f . . . . I I I . . . , I , I I I l I I . ' . . . Dolores Sulecku, Beverly Bodamer, and Doro- . . - . I , , . . , . . . . . - I I I - I , , ' . . . . . .I . .- . ' . - I Q ' ' ' 1 I 1 I ' ' I 1 I . . . . . . I II I . . I I 1 - ' ' I - - . . I ' I I I 'I . I I ' -l Jumor and Guys and dolls moonlught and roses What more could someone ask for on a warm breezy evennng an May? Dolls In taffeta and guys ln bowtnes presented a lovely pucture on May l8 for the l95l junnor sensor prom As the students entered the ganly decorated gym for the banquet they passed through a gate under a rose arbor over which red roses cllmbed Around the walls were crepe paper stones which gave the xmpressnon of a stone wall Multn colored roses trlmmed thls wall A rustuc park scene centered the dance floor where guests wlshnng to rest could snt out Above thus shone a beautlful sprung tnme moon which looked down on the many couples glldung around the dance floor to the muslc of Emil Bosslck and hrs orchestra A false sky of blue and white crepe paper tnmmed the cellng A banquet for 250 students and faculty members was served preceding the dance Mothers of gunlors and sensors assisted an pre parnng and servlng thus meal The menu con snsted of tomato lunce escalloped potatoes baked ham salad rolls :ce cream and cake and milk and coffee Place cards trlmmed with roses marked the place of each guest Dance books were also presented MISS Mnnnle Bevlvn gave thanks and Mary Eleanor McConnell welcomed the sensors with Bob Shamu responding Remarks were made by prlnclpal A R Relmold and supervssnng prlnclpal Kenneth Delahuntv During the dun ner Audrey Urban tap danced and Maruanne Blntz Sang TOO Young Mrs Sara Tarr was Toastmzstress After the banquet students scattered to many places and returned at 9 OO after the tables had been cleared from the gym Danc :ng contnnued from 9 OO untnl l2 OO Durlng nntermlsslon punch was served from a table nn a rose garden More entertainment Included a quartet made up of Bruce McElroy Bull Aber nathy Bob Laird and Larrv Muller who sang 93 S J Gully Bank Farrell Pa vt ' V 1 I ' t . 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' ' - ll ' ll ' II II . , ' ' 1 1 ' , l - - I 1 - Senuor Proms Kentucky Babe Larry also sang Stardust After the prom the uunuor and senuors elumun ated most of the decoratuons Everyone scrambled for souvenurs of some sort roses or crepe paper for car trurnmungs and anythung else that wasn t securely attached Durung the course of the evenung puctures were taken of the many lovely couples and stags by Mr Samuel Bohm of Rembrandt Studuo Puctures were taken at the centerpuece or at the entrance Puctures were also taken of senuor chuldren of Sharon Steel employees to be prunted un the Company magazune Teachers of uunuor and senuors attended as guests They uncluded Mr Charles Ohr ad vuser Mr and Mrs Keuth Stoner Mr and Mrs Louus Muller Muss Munnue Bevlyn Mrs Patrucua Rung Mr and Mrs Kenneth Delahunty Mr Tarr Mr A R Reumold and Mr and Mrs Jock Shumer Hours and hours of long hard work go unto the prom before the hours of fun can be had at the funushed product Fourteen general com muttees led the uunuor class un theur preparatuon for thus bug nught Everyone un the class served on one commuttee or another Those who acted as chaurmen uncluded orchestra John Bross theme Pat Mostrog m nu p acecards and table decoratuons Arlene Braune and enter taunment and programs Naomu Starkey Ruta Mayernuk had charge of unvutatuons p c tures Steve Parkany checkroom Vurgunua Rockhold crepe paper Mary Jane McKee and constructuon Mary Ellen Templeton and Paul Muller Decoratuons Chuck Molaskey property Betty Tupton reservatuons Audene l-lolsapfel refreshments Nancy Walker and clean up Dave Gardner Mr Charles Mangus undustrual arts teacher had charge of decoratuons The hard work un pr paratuon was all for gotten when the guests fell under the spell of Moonlught and Roses As part of our prom memorues we would luke to remember our senuor prom on May l 5 l952 Thus was our nught Last year we entertauned Thus year we were the guests For the furst tume at l-luckory the parents undertook the prouect of an all nught prom Much duscussuon for and agaunst thus affaur was held For the umportant part of the evenung the regular prom the uunuor class chose the theme Stardust from l-loagy Carmuchael s arrange ment Thus wuth the musuc of Jerry Edwards and hus orchestra provuded a lovely romantuc pucture for the large crowd of students attend un Precedung the dance a banquet was held un buuldung Followung the banquet the students returned to the hugh school gym whuch had been turned unto a dreamland Thus prom and our prom un l95l we would luke to remember Lee Reuchard and Shurley MCG nnus hunt for souvenurs after the l95l prom Flower s Roduo and Battery Servuce 192 South Mann St Phone 2 1756 G C Murphy us known os The Fruendly Store un Sharon 99 . 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I . :.T I I 1 5 H , Q I I I lf ' r ' u . e I - - , . . . 1 'I ' ' ll - u - Football Queens and Attendants LaWanda Morrvson Ann Panun Frances Von Strohe Loss Applegate Connie Treantenou Naomu Starkey Joe McCauley co captain of the foot ball team claims the furst dance wuth the new queen Frances Von Strohe Football Queens It was a chully October evenmg when Loss Applegate and Frances Von Strohe entered the Sharon Hugh Football Stadium nn the back ofa convertuble lt was another Homecomung Game between the Hornets and Mercer Mustangs The retlrnng queen and her attendants Con me Treantenou and Naom: Starkey and the new queen Frances Von Strohe and her attendants LaWanda Morrnson and Ann Pan un entered the stoduum and took seats on the Mustang s sude of the field At half time Loss led the way to the Hornets snde where they stayed for the remamder of the game After the game a dance was held In the hugh school where the crownsng took place The re turmg queen led the way to the stage where she took her seat on the throne untnl Franny reached her She then placed the crown on Franny s head who was now resgnnng queen Duffee Jeweler, Sharon, Pa 100 Brorne and Foreman, When words foul, soy at wth flowers, Phone 23040 -' 1 1 1 1 1 - I . 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I - - 1 , . 1 1 . 0 - Valentine Queen Amid shining hearts and dreamy music Naomi Starkey was crowned Queen of Hearts before a crowd of ZOO at the Heart Hop on February 9 Nickle the daughter of Mrs Kathryn Star key Dutch Lane was crowned by Steve Park any Hi Y president Our queen entered the gym preceded by Barbara Kilgore who dropped rose petals and Lynn Stoner who carried the crown She crossed the floor to the foot of the stage where she ascended the steps to her red covered throne lt was here that Steve Parkany placed the iewel studded crown on the queens head While she was being crowned a quartet made up at Marianne Bintz Bruce McElroy Bob Laird and Larry Miller sang Sweetheart ot Hickory High Steve then claimed the first dance The gym was beautifully decorated with red and white streamers and hearts On the stage curtain behind the throne was a red and white also sprinkled with silver hearts A dance band made up of Wayne Miller Hillis Krichko Bill Bailey Joe Macieiewski and Jake Macuelewski provided music from 8 30 until ll OO During intermission a floor show was held with Larry Miller and Rita Mayernik singing The Desert Song and Jackie Walker Sha ron gave a humorous reading Judy and Sandy McCracken Sharpsville presented several dance numbers The dance was sponsored by the senior Tri Hi Y The lunior senior Hi Y assisted with decorations ASA Steve Parkany and Naomi Starkey Gerson Your Jeweler The Store Confidence Built 44 E State St Sharon Po 10 O . . . . 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Junuor Play Cast Row l left to rught Lee Reuchard Shurley McG4nnus Naomu Sta rkey Row 2 Mary Ann Sumpson Nancue Wentz Lous Applegate Row 3 Connue Treantenou Don Gruffuth Ruch Burduck Betty Tupton Joe McCauley The Skeleton Walks The Skeleton Walks a three act mystery comedy by Felucua Metcalfe was presented by the uunuor class on Aprul 5 and 6 un the Huckory Hugh School gymnasuum Thus was the furst tume on stage for most of the double cast Shakung knees and sweaty brows dudn t seem to bother any of the actors as they went successfully through each act chalkung up success for themselves and the rest of the uunuor class A double cast was chosen by Mrs Patrucua Rung durector assusted by Muss Munnue Bevlyn The Skeleton Walks us the story of a fam uly who vusuts a lonely old mansuon whuch they have just recently unheruted The plot us laud un a lonely old house sutuated on a small usland connected to the maunland by only one brudge To thus deserted place come Elaune Blaur her lawyer fuance and her mother to look over the property whuch Elaune has un heruted at her uncle s death To theur surpruse they fund the house un the possessuon of a suave and mysteruous physucuan Dr Fersug by name hus sunuster housekeeper and her deaf mute son The old house us worthless but both Elaune and Dr Fersug know that a large sum of money us secreted somewhere on the premuses Thunk ung the vusutors have left the usland and want ung to search for the money unmolested Dr Fersug durects the deaf mute to blow up the brudge But to hus chagrun they return havung stopped at an old well on the usland to eat a pucnuc supper Because the brudge us destroyed they decude to spend the nught un the old house And now thungs begun to happen Strange ethereal nouses are heard A skeleton walks through the dum shadows of the house Elaune suddenly dusappears Bull her fuance makes a strange duscovery And at the end comes the funal surpruse Mrs Hubbard and her sup posedly deaf mute son turn out to be a detec tuve and hus wufe who have been coverung the mysteruous Dr Fersug The auduence was keot un suspense untul the funal curtaun came down Those takung part un the Wednesday matunee and Thursday evenung cast were Carl Mattson as Dr Fersug Pat Mostrog as Elaune Blaur and Mrs Embry was Gaul Smack Bobby and Kunks w r Ralph Burduck and Shurley Wheaton Dave Merchant was cast as Bull Clayton Dolores Sulecku as Anne Rowell Mrs Hubbard was Dean Flowers and Edna Zupay was Ollue Ruta Mayernuk was cast as Mrs Donahue Arlene Braune was prompter Persons un the Thursday matunee and Fruday nught productuon were Joe McCauley as Dr Fersug Lous Applegate as Elaune Blaur and Mary Ann Sumpson as Mrs Embry Bobby and Kunks were done by Lee Reuchard and Shurley McGunnus Thompson s Farm Equupment Sharon Mercer Road Sharon '02 Phone 4821 23065 McCormick Farm Machmes lnternahonal Refrugerahon .1 j -- I I 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1, ,, . . . . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 I - 1 . 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' I I Bull Clayton was done by Don Gruttuth and Anne Rowell by Nancue Wentz Mrs Hubbard was cast to Ruchard Burduck and Ollue to Naomu Starkey Mrs Donahue was B tty Tupton Connue Treantenou was prompter Comrnuttees for the productuon were ushers B verly Corley Connue Corbun Janet McKee Carol Muller Dolores Parkuruson and Ethel Selenchuk Stage crew uncluded Paul Muller Bull Bogart Fred Snyder Ed Beader Dewey McCullough and Ray Chapun Susue Denault Eluzabeth Voyda Gladys Pryor Vurgunua Guth rue Mary Ellen Templeton Sophue Kekuch and Jum Scott made up the make up corn muttee Those on the propertues commuttees were Bull Abernathy Beverly Bodomer Dorus Knox Beverly Thompson Wayne Muller and Bruce McElroy Paul Muller and Dewey McCullough dud lughts and sound Fublucuty was the sen uor hugh school art classes Bob Laurd St ve Parkany and Connue Corbun Bob Dankanyun Vurgunua Guthrue Maruanne Buntz Joan Antus Bruce McElroy and Mary Eleanor McConnell had charge of programs and tuckets Faculty advusers were Mrs Patrucuo Rung Muss Dorothy l-lovus property mustress and Muss Munnue Bevlyn tuckets Mrs Jane Muller had charge of make up Muss Frances Adams ushers and Mrs Vurgunua Lake and Mr Jack Shumer publucuty Appropruate unterlude musuc was presented Scene from The Skeleton Walks by the l-luckory Hugh School Orchestra under All stage propertues were secured from l-luck ory Townshup homes lmmeduately tollowung Fruday nughts pro ductuon a party was held un the gym for mem bers of the uunuor class whuch brought the curtaun down on another uunuor play .lunuor Play Cast Row l left to rught Ralph Burduck Shurley Wheaton Row 2 Gaul Smock Dee Sulecku Pat Mostrog Row 3 Edna Zupay Dean Flowers Carl Mattson Dove Merchant Arlene Broune Ruta Mayernuk if PoulW Glenn Inc General Contractor Sharon Pa Phone 6206 Thomas Floral Shop, Sharon Fashuon Florist, E. State St., Phone 4156 '03 ' I me ' I h . Q . . I I V ' A I ' I I . l . I . ' - 1 1 V I 1 1' . I - . . . ' 'Q . I l . . - I I I V I -I I I I I . , .I I V V. S . . . l . . I. I M, I N I 1 1 1 ' I . H A I I l . . durector, Mr. Charles Mangus, stage manager, the direction of Mr. Louis Cohen- , . . I . I . I . T , . . ' l - ' . . , . , . . l, I - I Q . . . 3 'A s 1- O X C ' I 'I I I 'I Il 1 ll What did we do in 1951-52? We studued un Classrooms September The summer vacatuon has ended all too soon for most people However school was one week later startung thus year due to the faulure of supplues to arruve When we returned to dear old Huckory Hugh two of our favorute teachers came back too Mr MacDonald and Mr Currue have returned agaun Mr Mac now has hus Doctor s degree Other teachers have ouned us too The are Mr Marsden McBrude Mr Charles McCul lough and Mr James Reynolds Somewhere un the vucunuty of twenty tuve new students have uouned us too Among these us Phyllus Taylor who has been chosen drum mauorette Clubs home rooms and classes have chosen offucers and commuttees for the new school year The Huckory grudders have gone to Putts burgh where they vuewed the Putt Duke clash They were accompanued by Mr Snyder Mr McBrude and Mr McCullough Jenny Lou Wellman has come back to school wuth tales of France Not everyone takes a vacatuon across the wude waters Engagements also head the news utems Joan Foltz and Jerry Gaus Helen Lazuch and Wul luam Pearson and Beverly Shuelds and Edward Burnett have become engaged Junuor hugh had an assembly to start off theur magazune campaugn Football has started agaun and we are once more usung Sharon s staduum The weather has been tune Our luck hasn t been quute so good but we are stull behund our boys nevertheless Mr Cohen and the band and Mr Rutter put on the furst raduo programs for the new year Last but not least Huckorys new elemen tary buuldung has opened up It was not all completed when we started but ut dudn t take long to get fulled to capacuty Mr Wulluam Rutter us now pruncupal at the Hermutage ele mentary buuldung and un Labs '04 Good Luck to 52 Graduates A M Savoldu . , . . l . 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October Around thss tame of the year Hsckory Hsgh students prove they are only human by look sng forward to October 4 and 5 as County In ststute ss sn sessson whsch means two days of long dessred vacatson Frances VonStrohe ss elected the psgsksn queen and assumes her tstle as Loss Applegate yselds her crown sn the presence of her two attendants Naoms Starkey and Connse Trean tenou at one of the most beautsful and sm presssve ceremonses of thss annual event The two gsrls elected to attend Frances are La Wanda Morrsson and Ann Pansn Junsor Trs Hs Y sells corsages to be worn to the football games as a means of rasssng money to carry on the school smprovement project taken up each year by thss club Sensors select name cards and vote for com m ncement announcements at class meetsng Mr Batcheler who plans the annual fseld trsp to Washsngton taken by the sensors addresses the class concernsng the trsp thss May gsvsng us a brsef outlsne of the ssght seesng tour of our natson s capstal that requsres two and one half days Home room representatsves for the Hsckory Leaf are selected sn all sunsor and sensor home rooms Thesr dutses snclude collectsng all news of snterest from thesr respectsve home rooms sellsng Hsckory Leafs and sellsng subscriptions to the yearbook sn thesr home rooms Cleveland lndsans scout stakes clasm on Ralph Burdsck Ralph ss to report to Daytona Beach for sprsng trasnsng for a persod of ssx weeks and then wsll leave to play at Green Bay sn the Wssconssn League Mark Twasns A Connectscut Yankee s selected for the sensor class play Msss Dorothy Elder chooses cast of twelve for the delsght fully entertasnsng play and many long hours of hard work get under way but as the play We burned our fsngers progresses we re assured of an outstandsng productson Bob Stano ss the wsnner of Mr Do Wrong contest as he catches the mystersous man Tsm Earle who was the terror of our school for a few days Tsm purposely had been ussng the wrong stasrs dssplaysng a lack of courtesy The contest was sponsored by the sournalssts sn hope of promotsng better conduct sn the hall corrsdors Sara Ball wsns fsrst prsze sn the Mercer County apple pan dowdy contest Coppsng thss honor makes Sara now elsgsble to compete sn sn the regsonal contest Two of our sensor gsrls Donna Morgan and Phyllss Taylor make thesr engagements known Fsve sensor sournalssts accompansed by Mr Mslford Shsm r take trsp to Psttsburgh where they vsew a dssplay of year book covers at the Wsllsam Penn Hotel A tour of the Psttsburgh Post Gazette ss also taken at the same tsme The fsrst group of student teachers who wsll be here for a persod of ssx weeks arrsve from Westmsnster and Thsel and hammered our thumbs Pic Electric, Farrell, Phone 21348 '05 . ,F ,AVA .MH , -1.. . . 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We sasd Hello to basketball season November Commsttees are announced for sensor play A Connectscut Yankee sn Ksng Arthurs Court Sensors dedscate yearbook to Mr Charles Mangus Wsllsam Pool and W D Shull are elected to Board of Educatson Hsckory Hsgh Hornets end l95l season wsth a record of 3 wsns and 5 losses Seven sensors sncludsng Bob Dankanysn George Bsttler Nor man Kolbrsch Joe McCauley Jsm Scott Bruce McElroy and Dave Merchant play thesr last football game for Hsckory agasnst Grove Csty Hsgh school greets publsc on November I4 at Open House Royal productson of Connectscut Yankee presented on November I6 Rsta Mayernsk announced by Mr Shsmer as yearbook edstor Gsrls Ensemble ss organszed agasn thss year under the dsrectson of Msss Marson Buchanan Dolores Sulecks sn charge of hasr rasssng Spanssh Club snstsatson at Mrs Msllers farm Mr Raymond McClsmans replaces Mr Ar thur Orr as head of masntenance Congratulatsons were sn order for Susse De nault wsnner of Hsckory s I speak for Demo cracy contest and one of ssx valley students selected to go to New York Mary Ellen Templeton becomes engaged Mr Chuck Snyder takes over as basketball coach followsng ressgnatson of Kesth Stoner Jayvee coach ss Mr Jack Gaus and Mr Msckey McBrsde ss Jr Hsgh mentor Msss Buchanan and Mr Cohen announce names of students who wsll represent Hsckory at dsstrsct chorus and orchestra December Sensors choose as thesr yearbook theme Producsng a Movse Patagonsa chsldren present Chrsstmas pro gram Mr Harry Horner ss reelected as pressdent of Hsckory Townshsp Board of Educatson Hornets open basketball season sn tsne style by deteatsng Brookfseld Mount Jackson and W st Msddlesex Dr Ernest Nsckle whsstler for Walt Dssney had the whole school whsstlsng after hss novel assembly Msss Maxsne Dsckey home ec teacher be comes Mrs Robert Patterson Broadcast on the Bsll of Rsghts ss qsven on December 13 by sensor Trs Hs Y and Hs Y FHA holds Chrsstmas party sn home ec room Chrsstmas trees sn hsgh school are decorated by sophomore sunsor and sensor Hs Y boys Sensor Trs Hs Y and thesr guests present Chrsstmas program for patsents at Mercer County Home as thesr annual prosect Journalssts Shsrley McGsnnss Bob Lasrd and Steve Parkany present amussng skst at pep assembly to push yearbook subscrsptson sales The campasgn ended successfully on December Junsor Trs Hs Y and Jr and Sr Hs Y hold Sock Hop sn gym Mr Walter MacDonald P O D and Amer Hsckory after 18 years to teach at the Uns verssty of Calstornsa Berkeley Calstornsa Mussc fslled the asr the evensng of Decem ber I9 as chosr caroled at varsous places sn Sharpsvslle and Sharon sncludsng Shenango Inn Junsor Class are all smsles as they recesved thesr long awasted class rsngs from Herf Jones Company and Goodbye to Mr MacDonald Uptown Korner Market Cor E State and Buhl Blvd Open 7 days a week '05 E L Troke Isaly s Sharpsvslle Avenue . . 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' - r 1 We got our exercuse like thus like this January Naomn Starkey is elected by the rumor and senior hugh school to reugn as Queen of Hearts at the Heart Hop which as sponsored by the sensor Trl Hu Y The Spanish Club turns to ideas of the days gone by as they sponsored the first box social ever to be held at Hlckory Beverly Carleys parents announce her en gagement to Rnchard Lnston of Grove City Club Hnckory is presented for the benefzt of the March of Dnmes James Hughes l947 graduate of Hickory acts as master of cere monnes for the floor show Latln Club meeting ns held to make plans for the annual trxp to Pnttsburgh which as taken each year by the club during the tnme of the Buhl Planetarium s Latnn Festival Junior Trl Hr Y under the drrectlon of Mrs Sara Tarr presents patriotic radio program The program centers around the Universal D claratron of Human Rnghts which as a story of a document telling how men obtained their freedom and rights Fourteen Hickory boys attend the farm show at Harrisburg where Duck Parshall enters the state FFA Band The mann event of the day is the State Police Patrol of Pennsylvania horse exhibition Tom Boles former yunlor leaves for the Army Amr Force and will be stationed at Samp son Arr Force Base In New York and luke this Congratulations from L. 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C - vw - . . . 1 1 1 Q L 4 I February Naomu Starkey us crowned Queen of Hearts at the Heart Hop on February 9 Steve Parkany Hu Y presudent does the crown ung before a large crowd un the hugh school gym The senuor Tru Hu Y sponsors thus dance Mrs Tarr s speech classes put on raduo pro grams Raduo and dramatucs us the subuect of the speech classes un the second semester Second semester starts Some people are go ung along the same as before and others are takung up the opportunuty of umprovung Mrs Muller Muss Craug and Mrs Fruut have charge of the senuor hugh assembly program on February 22 School us dusmussed at noon on the 22nd We are celebratung the burthdays of two great m n George Washungton and Abe Luncoln Thus us the month when the gurls leap and the men run February l952 us LEAP YEAR The regular P T A dance us a leap year dance Too bad for you fellows You don t have a chance The furst box socual ever to be held at Huckory us held by the Spanush Club The gurls all brung a gauly decorated boxed luncheon and the fellows brung the money and bud Result? A date and lots of fun Dancung also provudes entertaunment ln observance of Latun Week the Huckory Latun Club has taken a trup to Puttsburgh to the Latun exhubut at the Buhl Planetaruum The club also has entered an exhubut of uts own Mr George Hollubaugh and hus college buo logy class shove off for Puttsburgh where they tour many dufferent places where knowledge may be secured Muss Dorothy Elder chooses a uunuor play whuch wull be presented on Aprul l5 lt s sux more weeks of cold weather after the old groundhog sees hus shadow Coach Chuck Snyder s basketball season ends on February 26 Dewey McCullough and We learned to use typewruters And drull presses Junuor Varsuty ends a very successful season Lous Applegate Gaul Smock Bud Zagger Duck Dermond and Larry Muller attend Dustruct Chorus un Ambrudge on February 2l 22 and 23 Muss Buchanan accompanues the group Mr Wm Pool speaks at P T A on Founders Nught February 8 Mr Reumold attends pruncupals conventuon Valentune s Day brungs the usual exchange of wushes among fruends and Sweethearts Junuor Class pucks motto and prom theme Huckory Women s Club presents a play en tutled Luttle Red Schoolhouse Square dance classes are held for uunuor hugh students Lubrary rules are changed to overcome crowded condutuon of the lubrary The Brown Greenhouses, Seventh Street near Buhl Form Pork, Shorpsvllle, Pa. 103 Sharon-Phone 4390, Shorpsville Phone 439, Member F.T.D. - . 11 4 I 'IAA Il Il ll 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 1 . , , . Q . . - , , . . . . Q . . . I . , ' Tim Earle end their career with the Hornets. . . D I n . I . . I . - I ' - 1 I 4 ' ' I I . . I . . I . n I A . . . A I . ' . . . I . ' l - . . , . l . l . . - 1 . - . . . . ,, . ,, , . . . . , . We used our vouces luke thus March Wuth the comung of the month of March we fund the halls of our alma mater beung beautufully and gauly decorated wuth sham rocks and puctures of luttle lrush lads and lasses Thus us the Sophomore Tru Hu Ys method of announcung the comung gala event Shamrock Shuttle to be held on Saturday March I5 Joe McCauley us chosen to be master of ceremonues of the floor show whuch features several out standung acts uncludung the Beauty Shop Quar tet composed of four gurls from the Sophomore Tru Hu Y We dance to the records of our popu lar luke box and at untermussuon all enuoy the delucuous refreshments A Luttle Muss lrush us chosen as all the gurls tucket stubs are col lected and a drawung us held makung the gurl possessung the lucky number the one to reugn over the dance It us a huge success and the Shamrock Shuffle of l952 wull always remaun as a favorute among our memorues Also wuth the comung of March we thunk of sprung when most of the young men of Huck ory let theur tancues turn to baseball Take Ralph Burduck for unstance Ralph leaves us on March l8 for Cleveland Staduum the home of the lnduans and from there he reports to the sprung traunung camp at Daytona Beach Floruda We all dusluke to see Ralph leave us now and muss the long awauted senuor actuv utues but we wush hum all the luck un the world The fuve students who were chosen to repre sent Huckory Hugh return from dustruct chorus at Ambrudge Pennsylvanua Larry Muller wuns second chaur un the bass sectuon whuch now makes hum eluguble for state chorus Mr .lohn Raymond from Lafayette College durects the chorus and the students return to theur schools much thrulled and umpressed by thus great durector Mr Dunlop from Penn State brungs hus band to Sharon Hugh School on March l2 Mr Dun lop who durected the dustruct band last year and was chosen agaun thus year has been ac claumed as havung a great concert band and luke thus Aprul Here comes Peter Cottontaul hoppung down the bunny traul That luttle melody was un the aur when Aprul came un wuth uts tradutuonal Aprul showers and the long awauted Aprul Fool s Day Thats the day that people who aren t on theur guard suffer Everyone suts and eagerly watches the days fly by Of course they re wautung for the Easter vacatuon The vacatuon us cut one day short thus year to make up for the tume lost due to bad weather lust before the Chrustmas vacatuon Durung the Easter vacatuon 45 Scuence Club members shove off late Thursday evenung and head by bus for Carlusle Pennsylvanua where they attend the Pennsylvanua Junuor Academy of Scuence whuch us held on Fruday and Satur day The group stays un a hotel and us also entertauned at a banquet They also stay for Easter Sunday when they vusut some hustorucal sute before returnung home They are accom panued by Muss Munnue Bevlyn and pull un at the Pennzoul agaun on Monday mornung cessfully present Dark Nught before a large crowd un the hugh school gym The play us durected by Muss Do othy Elder The gym us fulled wuth musuc when Muss Mar uon Buchanan presents her musucal groups at the annual sprung choral festuval The hugh school chour boys and gurls glee clubs gurls ensemble and the uunuor hugh choruses aud un makung thus festuval one of the best ever staged at Huckory Mrs Tarr s speech classes wund up theur sec tuon un stage dramatucs Each student has por tucupated un a one act play for the senuor hugh school Defunute plans get under way for the uunuor senuor prom whuch us to be held on May l5 un the hugh school gym followung the banquet at the cafeterua un the new elementary buuldung Plans are made for the all nught affaur whuch the parents are sponsorung The college chemustry classes vusut a paper mull at Tyrone Pennsylvanua Gramm s Awmngs and Furnaces Phone 4952 Sharon Po Quolrty Food Market, Groceries Meats Produce 1181 E Stote Street '09 . . ,, . . I I . . . ,, . . A - -- -- 1 I 1 I . . I , 1 . I I . I . . , . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . ' I I I I . . , . - . . ' - - Fourteen members of the junior class suc- ' II ' ll . . I D , . . F , , . . . . , . . , . . . . I I . I - . . . I . ' . 1 - , - , . . . ' - . 5 . - . , . ' I o 1 I I ' u . - - I I Ahoy School ss nearly out for some and nearly over for approxsmately llO sensors We fsnd that May ss a busy month The sunsors are mssssng classes to prepare for the lunsor sensor prom whsch ss one of the sm portant dates on the calendar for thss month The beautsfully decorated gym done by the sunsors was the place where most of the sun sors and sensors were on May l5 The feelsng of the day after the nsght before dsdn t seem to affect any ofthe sensors as they cam trudgsng to school the next day for thesr class day program before shovsng off for a day Practsce for Baccalaureate seems to last for weeks but st ss worth st all when the sensors and thesr many frsends and relatsves sst on Sssnday nsght May l8 and lssten to the guest speaker as he talks to the young folks who are about to leave to make a lsfe of thesr own Washsngton DC here we come' That ss what ss heard on the day that the sensors shove off to vssst the natson s capstol The esghty fsve students travel by chartered bus Sensors take fsnal tests and turn sn books The opensng day of the Black Book ss a bsg day for some who have nothsng sn st to worry about and sad day for those who have fasled to clear st sn the past June June marked the end of another school year As the last day of school approached many students looked back on the sncsdents and events of the year They remembered the fun of gosng to the football games and the crownsng of Franny Von Strohe as Psgsksn Queen Then there was the sensor play A Connectscut Yankee sn Ksng Arthur s Court Who could ever forget those basketball games where everyone or lske thss 4? We learned to draw lske thss Underclassmen take fsnal tests Many people are happy but stsll others are sad and some surprssed Underclassmen begsn to count the days' The sensors qust after Commencement cheered themselves hoarse Or trysng to keep the dsfferent p rsods strasght when the sche dule was contsnually besng changed The Heart Hop and Nsckse Starkey as Queen wsll be remembered by all Looksng back on those dances games meet sngs and trsps everyone agreed st had been a pretty wonderful year And now most people headed for class pscnscs and partses before settlsng down to a welcome summer vacatson Video Sales, l Next to Porodisel , Sharon, Po '10 Dunkerley's Golden Down, Transfer, Po. I I V - . , . s 3 ' - 'T-VV?'s2sQ2fie5w5 at Kennywood Park, Psttsburgh. fl, ' v I A ,,. ,.,. , ,, Q , I I I I t I q . . . - 11 ll f - . , ' . . . l I . Q . - l - - Q I Ni. u II II - ' I I . . q . . . 1 , ' - ' I I , . ' I II . 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Moyer 26040 Sharon P I I o f , 3 1 ' I 5 I C Av Class Wall We tne Senaor Class of I952 of Hackory Hagh School beang of sound mand do hereby make publash and declare thas to be our last wall and testament W do h reby wall our possessaons both real and personal to the followang people JOAN ANTUS leaves her beauty to her saster Janne LOIS APPLEGATE leaves her abalaty to make funny noases to Tommy Elberty ROSE ARENDAS leaves her seat on the bus to Frances Johnson ANDY BALKO leaves has many traps to Mr Reamold s offace to Bobby Beader JOE BEES I oves has football medacal kat to Roland McCullough MARIANNE BINTZ leaves her abalaty to do math to Derk GEORGE BITTLER leaves has abalaty to mass school days to some perfect attendent BEVERLY BODAMER leaves her fraend Mr Reamold to whoever wants ham WILLIAM BOGART leaves has shoes to anyone who can fall them ARLENE BRAINE leaves all the wonderful teachers to her saster Charlene JOHN BROSS leaves all the senaors teachers to som one who can apprecaate them RALPH BURDICK leaves has catchang for thas year s catcher RICHARD BURDICK leaves has 85 strakeouts to next year s patchers JACK BUYNAK leaves has bed an room I4 study hall VIOLA CALDWELL leaves her abalaty at twarlang to Mr Cohen JIM CALVIN leaves has abalaty of gettang along wath Mr Green to any underclassman BEVERLY CARLY wulls her seat on Ball Rombold s bus to anyone who wants at RAY CHAPIN leaves has seat nn Mrs Maller s home room to any unlucky junaor CONNIE CORBIN leaves her forgetfulness to some junaor journalast who can remember BILL CUNNINGHAM walls has posataon as treasurer of Spanash Club to anyone who wants at BOB DANKANYIN leaves has small football shoes to Ernae Swartz SUSIE DENAULT leaves her solad book to Mrs Snyder EDWARD DURNEY leaves has reputataon to anyone who wants at TIM EARLE walls has seat an the equapment room to Snatch Staanbrook DELORES EGOLF leaves her slam waast to Elsae Lado DEAN FLOWERS leaves has place on the projector crew to some unsuspectang junaor JOAN FOLTZ leaves all her good grades an Englash and P O D to her brother RUSS FRANK leaves has wall to Mr Gaus for such well refereed games DAVID GARDNER leaves has Englash book to has brother VIRGINIA GEIWITZ walls her dancang enthusaasm at Reynold s Audatoraum to Clara Mattocks DON GRIFFITH leaves has abalaty to get along wath people to has brother Ted VIRGINIA GUTHRIE walls her Iaterature seat to Patty Massak CHARLES HAYLA leaves has FFA project book to George Taylor to worry about JOE HEINI leaves has baseball posltaon to anyone wno lakes to sat THOMAS HOEFERT just leaves DOROTHY HOLLIBAUGH leaves her abalaty to keep house to Bernace Wallaams she ll need at AUDENE HOLSAPFEL leaves her abalaty to play hookey and not get caught to Ellroy Holsapfel ROBERT HUNTER leaves has abalaty to drave to John Urban MARY JOHNSON walls her consumer s math book to her brother Chuck RALPH JOHNSON walls has Englash book to anyone who lakes at LEONA KEATS leaves her abulaty to mass two days a week to Doras Daefenderfer SOPHIE KEKICH leaves her P O D class to her brother DOROTHY KILGORE just leaves DORIS JEAN KNOX leaves her Iaterature book to her brother Don NORMAN KOLBRICH leaves Mrs Maller to the junaors and cousans who have her an I976 ROBERT LAIRD leaves has post as feature edator to the junaor journalasm class JOYCE MABRY leaves her abalaty to have fun on school traps to her saster June DON MARENCHIN doesn t have anythang to leave but af someone gave ham somethang ok CARL MATTSON leaves and makes room for two RITA MAYERNIK leaves her blonde haar to Bernlce Wallaams JOE MCCAULEY leaves has abalaty to get out of classes to some lucky junaor 112 O I . . . . . I I I I . B G . . . s. C , , . a , . . . . , . D . . . . , . . , D . . . . 1 . - . , . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . H . H . . . . , . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . 1 . I . . - I I . , . I . , . . . . I I ' Congrafulahons fo the Class of 1952 PW? Wd PULLOCK Tmsun co ...C Pollack Tlmblln Co I25lESt teStet o Ph e5576 3 Wheatland Tube Co SHARPSVILLE DRY CLEANERS 6 West Shenango Street Sharpsville P Class Wrll MIMI MCCONNELL leaves her strolls through the hall wrth Mr Rermold to her brother DEWEY McCULLOUGH rsn t leavrng anythrng because everythrng he has he needs LEE McELHANEY leaves hrs desk rn study hall wrth Mr Currre wrth regards BRUCE McELROY wrlls hrs brg feet to Bud Zagger BETTY McGHEE wrlls all the senror subjects to my unsuspectrng underclossman SHIRLEY McGlNNIS wrlls everythrng she has to anyone who can frnd use for rt JANET McKEE leaves her seat rn home room to Bonnre Greer MARY JANE McKEE leaves her abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Peggy Wheaton ADRIENNE MEHLO leaves her P O D book to Margaret Addrcott hoprng she gets better grades DAVID MERCHANT leaves hrs love for cats to Don McCullough ROBERT MIHALCIN leaves all alcoholrc beverages to some unsuspectrng runror CAROL MILLER leave her herght LARRY MILLER leaves hrs abrlrty of tryrng to srng to Jake Kolbrrch PAUL MILLER leaves the hope for a few new senror teachers to the rumors WAgNE MILLER leaves hrs musrcal knowledge to Hrllrs Krrchko and hopes he makes Drstrrct and CHARLES MOLASKY leaves hrs seat rn Mr Snyder s study hall to some lucky runror DONNA MORGAN leaves her seat rn chorr to some lucky person PAT MOSTROG leaves her abrlrty to skrp classes to someone who needs rt JOANNE MULDOWNEY leaves her shyness to her srster Rosalre KATHERINE NETTINGER leaves the Shrrmp Boats to Mrs Patterson KENNETH ORNDORFF just leaves STEVE PARKANY leaves P O D class to some brarny runror because he ll need them DOLORES PARKINSON leaves her seat rn P O D class to some lucky runror GLADYS PRYOR leaves her post by Mr Delahunty s offrce to someone who Irkes norse LEE REICHARD leaves hrs place as Hr Y treasurer to some unlucky runror VIRGINIA ROCKHOLD leaves her busrness to Mary Burnett don t leave us down Pear JIM SCOTT leaves hrs football abrlrty to next year s star MARY JEAN SCOTT leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to someone needrng rt ETHEL SELENCHIK leaves her grrl frrends at Hrckory to her brother Joe MARY ANN SIMPSON leaves her laugh to Mr Rermold GAIL SMOCK leaves her nrckname Snarl to Mr Currre FRED SNYDER leaves watchrng the sloppy goes thrrd perrod to some poor rumor NAOMI STARKEY leaves the posrtron as presrdent of the student councrl to some lucky runror DOLORES SULECKI leaves her never endrng rob of drawrng posters to her srster Norma DOROTHY SULECKI leaves her abrlrty to play hookey to Katherrne STUART SWARTZ wrlls hrs seat rn Englrsh class to anyone crazy enough to Irke Englrsh PHYLLIS TAYLOR leaves her baton twrrlrng to her cousrn Delores Taylor MARY ELLEN TEMPLETON wrlls Mrss Culler to anyone who wants to be a cheerleader BETTY TIPTON wrlls her prccolo to some unsuspectrng soul BEVERLY THOMPSON wrlls her abrlrty to make Apple Pan Dowdy to one of the runro s VIRGINIA THOMPSON took I2 years to get what she has so why leave rt? CONNIE TREANTENOU rsn t leavrng anythrng because everythrng she has she needs CHARLES TROUTMAN leaves hrs drslrke to make book reports to anyone who wants rt ELIZABETH VOYDA leaves her abrlrty to be a gurnea prg rn chemrstry class NANCY WALKER leaves her seat rn home ec class to Kathryn Lado NANCIE WENTZ leaves her gym bloomers to anyone wrshrng a good name for herself SHIRLEY WHEATON leaves all of her abrlrtres to her lrttle srster Peggy BETTY JANE WILHELM leaves her second year Spanrsh book to Crarg Brown DON WILLS leaves hrs front seat to someone who lrkes rt better STANLEY WINNER leaves hrs seat rn P O D class to Dorrs Mrglrn BEVERLY YOUNG leaves her calm nerves and strong heart to Crash Hunter JAMES YOUNG leaves hrs Irterature book to anyone who wants rt EDNA ZIPAY leaves her abrlrty to frx zrppers to Rosella Perrrne O , . . , . , . s ' . . . , . . , . ll ' ll . .. , ' I I I ' . .. , , . ' ll -II ' , . , . . .. ,, ,, ..r .. , . , . - ., . ll Il .. .,,. -,, . Campbell Metal Products Co Steel Sales and Fabrlcatlon A Complete Steel Servrce For the Burlder WEST MIDDLESEX P Hlckory Fme Foods A Fme Place to bring the Family St ks Ch p Sp ghett es Banquet Room Curb Service Ice Skatmg I Incorporated 0 0 Telephone 476 0 B 89 I I O ea o s a i Lunch Congratulations to the Class of '52 You have learned a lot, Remember, your work is not thru. Sharon-Greenville Road, Transfer, Pa. Class Prophecy Its the year l972' You are un the metropolus of Huckory If you can remember unto the dus tant past you wull recall the days when ut was Huckory Townshup It has now grown by leaps and bounds to be the center of all our water and roul travel Lets take a stroll down the boulevard and see uf we can fund anyone we know Oh' theres George Buttler workung at Chuck s Gas Statuon and there s Naomu Star key crawlung out from under the grease rack She s huntung for a luttle Molaskey Look there s Betty Tupton decoratung that store wundow and Pat Mostrog pastung sugns on that bullboard Theres Mayernuks Musuc Studuo Mary Ann Sumpson us the chuef puanust Across the street us Don Marenchun poluce mon who s guudung the school chuldren Here come Bob Laurd Edna Zupay and Audene Hol sapfel tured and weary school teachers Well Don Gruffuth funally found succe s Look at that beautuful funeral parlor' Aren t those Dewey McCullough s kuds? Ye he stull thunks they come cheaper by the dozen Look at that sugn they re puttung un front of Gruff s busuness establushment If you cant stop please smule as you go by Here we are at the court house We see Jum Calvun pauntung the flagpole and Ed Durney cuttung the grass As we walk up the marble halls of uustuce we hear Beverlv Bodamer pleadung she dudn t hut Lee Reuchard wuth her taxu and stone hearted Tum Earle reachuuug the verduct of guulty As we go past the DA s offuce we hear polutucuan Kenny Orndorff pleadung wuth DA Jack Buynok that he us unnocent of graftung government taxes Turnung the corner of McGunnus Alley named for the renowned world traveler Shurley Mc Gunnus we see Norman Kolbruch s super mar ket the greatest un the natuon wuth John Brass the offucual baloney stuffer We see Joan Foltz Dorothy Hollubaugh Donna Morgan Phyllus Taylor and Mary Ellen Templeton do ung theur weekly shoppung Who do we see deluverung farm products at the rear of the buuldung7 None other than Bull Cunnungham' Across the street we see the Hunter and Bolko Gamblung Casuno Look here comes the presudent of Metro Huckory Dean Flowers and taggung along puck ung up the pennues us Bruce McElroy treasurer As we take a short cut through an alley we see through a dungy wundow Vuola Caldwell Steve Porkany Dave Gardner and Don Wulls workung over a press They always saud they were goung to make money' By the tume we get to the restaurant we are really hungry We fund Mumu McConnell the head cook We stop at the hotel for the nught and fund Susue Denault owner and Catherune Nettunger and Joyce Mabry the mauds Comung down un the elevator we meet the co eds Lous 118 Applegate and Dorus Knox the chemust Charles Troutman and Connue Treantenou hus lab technucuan In the lobby we see Mayor Heunu Stortung out agaun the next day we pass the hosputal and see Arlene Braune Connue Corbun Joanne Muldowny Betty McGhee Eluzabeth Voyda and Nancue Wentz goung on duty Arruvung at Joe McCauley s car lot we rent o red convertuble for the day Before we get a chance to get out of town we see Stan Wunner dog catcher wrestlung wuth a few of the neugh bor s dogs Before pullung out we go unto the offuce of Cuvul Servuce Worker Carol Muller and ask to use her phone Much to our surpruse we talk to operator Dolores Egolf who us takung over for Vurgunua Geuwutz However our call can t get through untul Lee McElhaney repaurs the lune We must make our trup to the country wuthout announcing our plans Just outsude of town we notuce old fruends goung to or from work There s Bob Muhalcun Jum Young Chuck Haylo and Ralph Johnson We druve out past the new hughway project and notuce that Cuvul Enguneers Bees and Dankan yun are at the head of ut Along the hughway we fund luttle shops where our fruends are now establushed luke Larry Muller electrucuan and Stuart Swartz mechanuc We stop at Russ Frank and Paul Muller s Druve ln and see Mary Johnson Adruenne Mehlo and Gladys Pryor as wautresses Out at the aurport we see Dave Merchant land hus transport wuth Dot Sulecku as co pulot Assustung the travelers who alught Nancy Walker and Leona Keats who ve returned from Afruca and Janue Wulhelm from Anartuca us Beverly Young Boardung the plane we see Dolores Porkunson Rose Arendas Beverly Car ly Vurgunua Guthrue Sophue Kekuch Vurgunua Rockhold Dorothy Kulgore Janet McKee Mary Jane McKee Ethel Selenchuk Gaul Smack and Shurley Wheaton leovung for a sec retarual conventuon Besude the aurport we can notuce Bull Bogert constructung hus new chucken farm Guvung orders us Moruanne Buntz world s fastest talker Passung the ball park we see Ruch Burduck bat boy and Ralph Burduck star We see Jum Scott head of the reform school enterung the staduum Arruvung at the race track we see Chapun Hoefert and Parolo as the maun events and watchung the show are Mutt and Jeff Carl Mattson and Joan Antus Funally we arruve at our destunatuon Dolores Sulecku s castle where she us entertaunung for Fred Snyder who has been the furst to reach the moon Dolores was assusted by Vurgunua Thompson Beverly Thompson and Mary Jean Scott Musuc for the evenung was provuded by Wayne Muller , . . . . . 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I ' 1 1 ' , I ' 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . ., . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - Class Memorues We the senuors of 1952 sometumes sut down and remunusce We look back over our school days from the furst day we stepped unto a classroom twelve long years ago untul today Many of our m morues have been happy although a few have been sad ones We don t luke to remember the unhappy ones so we have set down a few of our most cherushed chuckles hopung that they mught amuse you as they have us Ask Shurley McGunnus and Steve Parkany about the tume Mr Currue paddled them when they were furst graders at Patagonua for goung sled rudung unstead of goung straught home from school? Back when we were sophomores Ruta Mayernuk and Wayne Muller wull never forget the tume Ruta forged Mrs Fruut s sugnature on a pass for Wayne They got caught' Take a lesson from Dolores Sulecku and Maruanne Buntz when you sneak out of health class Don t try to sneak back un You ll get caught and receuve a nuce F for the sux weeks When Gaul Smock and Mary Ann Sumpson w re un the furst grade they can remember the many tumes they chased Dean Flowers around Maple Druve School each tryung desperately to catch hum lt seems they had a luttle crush on Dean Then the tume when Eluzabeth Voyda was un the seventh grade and came to school one day wuth the top of her pauamas on lt wasn t duscovered untul she got ready for bed and couldn t fund ut The summer that Tum Earle Russell Frank Gaul Smock and Lou Applegate went to Buble School together Can t you lust pucture Tum un a nursery chaur and Russ readung the Buble? Dunk Fred Joe and Dave wull never play hookey luke they dud theur uunuor year' Muss Bevlyn caught them The moral of the story us don t play hookey all together Back when we were sophomores Mary .lane McKee fell asleep un study hall She took ad vantage of a student teacher Dorus Jean Knox and Connue Treantenou wull never forget the tume un thurd grade when they were made to stand out un the hall for talkung un class When we were un the eughth grade Sam seemed to have a crush on Dave Gardner Every mornung you could fund her at the top of the staurs wautung to ask Dave to go roller skatung Remember the spaghettu partues at Shurley M Gunnus house when Gaul Smock dud 80 ups and downs Later she quuetly passed out ln Transfer Dave Gardner can remember the day he stayed at home because he lost hus teeth un the hay mow When Connue Corbun was a lunuor she trued to get a book from her locker between classes Mr Hollubaugh caught her and was goung to turn her over hus checkered apron We wull always remember as a class the many trups we have taken' Those buology trups leav ung at four o clock and walkung mules un the raun Mumu McConnell always seemed to be able to fall un the water Dave Merchant wull always remember the conservatory and th flowers that lust happened to be lyung around Those Latun Club trups when we never got back to the bus on tume' The chemustry class trups to Washungton Pa when we vusuted the glass factory' The scuence club trups to Allentown and Carlusle over Easter vacatuons The F F A and F H A club trups the Hu Y and Tru Hu Y conventuons are also remembered There was the home comung Valentune dance penny carnuvals the P TA dances the champuonshups we have won un sports the partues we had the unutuatuons and the proms and plays These are a few of the most cherushed memorues we have of our days at Huckory 119 O G . , . ... 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Pa r :r 11 - rl SE it 1+ .1 1? r ln . I it I 'r gl H 1 ed ' ' ' 1: ' ' ' 4, . ll 4+ lr 1+ if r IZ . . 1, 1 0 lr In lr 'A' :r - ' 4: i , , . ' . d 'u . . . , Pa. FAIRMONT COKE WORKS. Fairmonl. W. Va. WPIC and WPIC FM The PIC of Your Dual Smock Cleaners Lei Smocks Clean Your Frocks 1'l'l0NAL cfnstztute of Cleaning 8 0 XII-IRIBER 0 and P sylvania Association of Dyers and Clea can dC ylofmoff 3898-sh --3898 I952 Graduating Class 3 n WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION TRANSFORMER DIVISION SHARON PENNSYLVANIA Congratul I' I of Hickory High School llc 0 c ' va 4 i' Congratulatlons on your THE SHARON STURE FOR THE FINEST OF sc:-1ooL FAS:-noNs Congratulatlons Class of 1952 From the Staff and Management of the msec sezvounnuvvneaamrtn nnraumamsaunouvn SHOWS N IGI-IT LY same FAMILY We wlsh you all Health, Happiness and Success and Remember wherever you go or whatever you do be a gooclwlll ambassador of your community 128 ,.,.--au.. .1-1.E.'.H! 'sm . 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