Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

fn-l2'Jz'lm Cz1rul Brady Cn-l'fff1'lnf- Inscph Hurpsier lil!-V. .lL11'.I'. 'Barlmara Saksa Lcnora Shade A14fv1'.rw' f'fEmil T. Graf friv Q., fi X Y. 4 ,-XA, 0' Viv? . Vi' fi! .Y X V ' x Q I nex- x . XX 1954 Edition Chimrock HOLLIDAYSBURG HIGH SCHOO1 1 XX. ,z 0 X J i , 1 1 yn, ,- u-a0 ,,,,1 , . OLLIDAYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 74 4, sw , il-f K' .ii- . We L. 'mwamsmwwd KW' K fs. Q.- s -ME . . -.f.,,. ,, x'1', . ,-..,,' Tl X '--1 'Y' A, Q 1 .,.f:,, 0 Q y ,Y N wmv, .V iqxnss ,Ht .-lsvw?-'V 5' -aff 'ik ,gl '.An,.'15-'xv' 1: AQ, ,,.,,,.-W, Q Q ' Af:-Hi' Q .mnuff 'sr .,-.sw-vb-v4 ef4rs Ls0-' -.-4,fs,,. ,A. V- .-.4-.-1.-' 'G' 55: ' f,A.,Qllu'l -,A-nga-1 v'yIrv'+'f .V-q,4,4g. f I' A To Ioseph V. Gallagher, teacher, adviser and coach, we, the class of 195-1, dedicate this thirty- tirst edition ofthe Chimrock. Through his expert guidance as our class adviser, he has made our class plays ancl social events memorable occasions. Nlr. Gallagher,s coaching of the wrestling team has proclucecl many tine wrestlers anal has made a name for llollitlayslmurg lligh School in scholastic wrestling circles. Although Nlr. Gallagher spencls most ol' his time with classroom and extracurricular cluties, he always has time to oller lwriennlly atlvice. .Way his pleasure in reading this Chimrocla, equal the pleasure we have hail from our long association with him at llolliclayslmrg Iliglm School. wdwzmakklww' , 7: 1'-cv-'aj' Any new cheers? A- THIS IS OUR WORK, OUR PLAY AND OUR RESULT Here you will see some of our work and our play, and even some of the results. None of these results could have been achieved without the co-operation of the faculty and student body. The final results, of course, will not show until much later. By dispensing with the theme idea this year, we were able to use more pictures and new ideas. Yve tried to select realistic settings for our pictures so that the incidents and events shown would remind you of the wonderful times you spent at Hollidayshurg High. YVe hope that you will enjoy reading this Chimrock as much as the staff has enjoyed putting it together. YVho's kidding who'f'f? 'Don't do that. THE PEDPLE bn . ,Y li . Q' - .zyxvf n .-' . --6 , . '- x a - .' -S1 Q V wr. .. - - . . .J . Ae. A is wif '?fT'f Ye1'- 1 '-.' fu- J' '- - - 999. -4 '. -.- 'hw Q 43?-. F ' ' ' '. I ft' ' A-Q' 1 S fs 1 J . .15 ' 's pi- ','- vfkqaii casa' :.hQ- 'e, - R L- 7-- ' U WA' -. T,-Q' t. . -. - xl '41, ,, -T .f gf - ,if 3,-.G fi Q, 1, 4,1 V. N fl 'ff-JL. ' 'T'. ' . J J .-'fVv. '?g.s sf., 0' -' s hu... iv.. :gf ali? ' ' ' fry 3 I , D ..u.v' ,- 'p ' h ,xfl- 'V -4 '. '-OKL ' 4, -l xi.. 0 1 . a 1.04 , I., ,,v..s,. , ,V AJ- 4,7 - ,lf ' J asf., 1 ' ,W wg .ff is Li-?'N'f's, 2 ' . ,',v . :Q A' .. ' 'M 1: A x l ',..-I ,., f V15 Q34 ,.'- 7.24 ...fs l .th 2-4 .1 - 'S -' ' 5-'iii' F .. A A, t nb... 'n , . Ai. W.: .O . sq Q 0 .53 Q. ' .5 D .iq W , ' f ww. -'- .- . . -., .5 f 4 .M .3 -gga-.1,'-,.a,, '- .g-. -.wg '7 1 , -. Af --F21 l N- . 1 ',. 1 . L, was . -Tu g V .. K I 0- , .45 ?' ' f' .,. Q. .-'.-, - gg ' N 'I we 1'4-':'.' - L-' V yd - . . Q,,,' .. gp-'4,,-'A - - mb '1.f.iw '.'. 'f:'.- 2,'Y'5:- x ' ' ' ,, 3.20:- ' 'f 2-Y, '- R 'Y 'bfelfg -' fi 4 4 ' '-Q ' 47' 4, l . x 1 vu 'y,,ge I , N I. 1 dit .:.. 'u. hi-,JS' v -'I' ., ,I w fu Q M' 'Pfg J 4 fx ' xJ.5f ... : 'P 4L?Qf,g,, M' ,kk Qfgfiixg-ff Wd? ! 1, wir .Y ff,? if ,fm ff: 3?i f,' 5? ff A 212 5: p 4,'g '. ,M administration This year is the first year of operation for the Hollidays- burg Community Ioint School District, which includes three boroughs and four townships. One of the changes brought about by this jointure is the creation ofa mammoth Board of Education. This new board is composed ofthe entire Hollidaysburg Board of Education as well as the entire boards of the other districts included in the jointure. The thirty-nine members of the Board represent the boroughs of Duncansville, Hollidaysburg, and Newry, and Allegheny, Blair, Frankstown, and Iuniata Townships. These Board members are responsible for the management and improvement of both the Hollidaysburg Iunior and Senior High Schools. Although this is the first year for the functioning of the large board, much fine work has already been accomplished. Plans 'are underway for a new Iunior High School, and an addition to the Senior High School will include a much-needed auditorium. We are certain that the Board will continue its excellent work in the years to come. Sealed, lqfl la righi: Snoberger, Treese, Perry, Hamill, Heverly, Delozier, Conrad, E. Magill. Slanding, lefl ia rzyhl: Logan, Long, Stiftler, Gieg Miller, Snyder, Walton, K. Magill, Smith, George, YVright. I. HARRY HENSHAW Superiniendenf of Sclzoolf There are days in the lives of each of us that stand out like landmarks on the highway of life. It is doubtful if any event in our lives stands out more clearly in memory than the day we were graduated from the high school. You may go on and be graduated from the college and the university and enter professional life, but each of those events will lack that freshness and thrill which can he experienced only in the early morning of life. Someone has said, Carry the pleasant delusions of youth through to old agef' So in after years, it will be a pleasure for you to remember the pleasant anticipation with which you looked upon the future as you stepped out of school life and into lite's school. Xve all wish that the fondest hopes you have today will he realized in the days to come, Mrs. Gallagher and Nliss Shaw Filing Reports 44' :Q I 4 ws - , , . 5' . GRIFF IONICS 1Jl'l'Ilt'1i,fNIf , 1NCIPAL Senior lligh School. YVhat has it meant to you'f The answer to this question is answered in as many ditlerent ways as there are graduates in the Class of 195-l. The various curricular and extra-curricular activities of the school have provided mantv ditlierent avenues ot' interest, work, and play tor each ol, lvou. Xvhile the academic students struggled with mathematics and languages, the commercial students were learning the intricacies of shorthand and typing, and the ag lmoys were learning contour farming and other approved farm practices. The home economics girls cooked and sewed as the ho-vs in the industrial arts shop fashioned cedar chests and gun racks. All ot' the prolmlems met and solved have had as their oliiective the making ol' competent citizens. Each ot' you should lie ahle and willing to accept the responsibilities of citizenship. Some will make greater contrilautions to societlv than others, lwut all should have a lmurning desire to keep America strong and free. administration Fir. Iones Miss Langham takes over. faculty The opening of school for the 1955-54 term brought many new faces to the classrooms of H-Burg, but it didn't take the eager hard- working, sophomores long to get into the swing. Many changes have occurred in the faculty this year. Miss Davis, American llistory teacher, was replaced by Miss Heppe. Chemistry teacher, Mr. Miller, was replaced by Mr. Lindsey. Mrs. Saylor, English teacher, replaced Nliss Hess. Mrs. Saylor is the sophomore adviser. Miss McGregor, music teacher, was replaced by Miss Ross. Nliss Langham replaced Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. Iones' secretary. Two other members were added to the faculty this year. Mr. Christian, a former graduate of H-Burg, teaches mathematics and acts as sopho- more adviser. llc is also lunior Iligli assistant basketball coach and Senior lligh baseball coach, due to the resignation of Nlr. llarden, who formerly held that position. Nliss Klingel- hoeffer, who teaches English, is the other new member. The faculty has taken active part in noontime activities. Special credit goes to the faculty basketball team. Participating in the games were: Mr. Harden, Mr. Durbin, Mr. Dively, Nlr. Hill, Mr. Christian, and two student teachers, Dflr. Cummings and Wir. Melnieck. The students downed the faculty by a score of 15-10 in the first game, but the faculty came through with a 22-14 victory in the second game. The faculty picnic was held at Riggles Gap. They attended a Christmas dinner which was held in the high school gymnasium. The annual banquet will be held in the spring. .S'l.mdlu11.' Iliu-ly, CI gl Avalrrl: Sullivan, Sc Aiiixfxzlffxg' Pickles Aimllad ,NlcKurilian, .Nl I .5li1r1d1r1y.' Walker, li Sm1le4l.' lYeis'ht R 4'-.T 4. Ill- f fr.rl row, Ljfi 10 riiafzfr Wlills, Hammer, Durlwin. Christian, Lindsey. ffnrl row, Jef! In nialzl: XYillianis, Bc-rkey, Stu mings, Nielmcck, Cooney. Snwnzd ruw: Gallagher, Ffnrl ruw, frfl fu rfphl: Garling, Saylur, Hoppe. .Yacvnd rm.-1 l'irl+, Ilnrtlcn, Smith. ltz. Surmzd mln: Cum l'1'r.rI rms, lvfl In riifllzl: Bollinger, Klingc-llitscnl-i'. Srwfzd rnw: Scllerc Fink. GRIFF Ioxigs, B.S.g FLEA. lfnivcrsitg of Pittslfurgli Pr1'f1m'pl1! limi. I. fiRAF, Bb.: 5l.ltd. University ul' Pitlslvurgll Pennsylvania Stats University .I.r.r1.r!a11l Prim-fpfzl ETHEL C. ISLQRNLQY, .-XB. luniata C-illt-ge .Y,f1af11f!z,' 1' rnwlzf I'f1i1l1.-71 A. LOUISE Bo1.1.1Nc1r31z A.B.g MA. Thiel Ctilltgt-. Lwtmluinluia Lvriivcrsily lfrzizlzlffi RAY XVILLI.-XM C111z1s'r1,xN, BA Pennsylvania Stutt- L'niu-rsily .fli1lhrn1.1!1'4'.r,' .IfI'vfJi.'r A'.fp!mfr1.fru L'fi1.r.r 1-1 Glaoxzczls XV. CLAPPER, BS .Willcrevillc Stats 'fu-arlicri Collegi- llrll-1-r.r ltifimzilmfz Ilizuzx IJAYIS, AB. Gmu- City Cnllege ll1'.rl.mv Romain' IJIYICLY, BS. .xlillcrsvillc Stats Tcz1cl'1L'rb Crwllcgc lmiinrlrfizl .lrl.r5 .l.r.ff.fluf1! lwmlhzlf Lim Traci Liuzrli .XlICII.-XEL l5L'RBIN, BS.: .N fuiit'ul'tl fullvcge: Lvnivcrsity of Pittsiit .NinrnllSl1uf1c.f,' flnni Cqmzulz uf lwullfnllll Ions: lima, BA. l'uunsylw-xiiin State Unix c-nity .S'numl .S'l1ulIf'.f,' l'.'mfm1m:.r,' .llumzfjir nl' .lflllvlzvrx 'll lb. irulu IOSEPH Fixx. B.S. .xlillcrsville State 'liuauliurs College ffznlnily' .fznuiur L'l.1.r.r .Idvffar QECIL L. Fox, Bb. Ge-tlp slqurg College .Ili11f1urr1i1f1L'.r,' ilcizvffzvmr Thin! L'nn1n11llf'1',' .lfivzmur Supfmfrmn' L'li1.r.f IOSEPH Y. G.-x1.1..-xczliiflz BMX.: ALA. St-rantun Uriixwrsitp . Ct-luuiliia L'nivursit5 lliuzllh, ll'n'.flX1'm1 L'u.1.'!z,- X,-m.:r L'!i1.r,r .lffvui IANET M. ci.-XRLING, .X.B. XYln-atun Cnllugt- 1,-W.. pf,y.fi.'.1z A.1,..-.,f,.,,f,- .1.f.-im film .1ff,z.-1 .l.f.fm'1i1Ifm1,' Ctnlcfl of lrzfriznmrlzf Sfmrlf lLIDYTHE Ilnixxriiz, Bb. Sliippcnsliurg State 'licavhcrs Cullt-gc f1'mi1r.1pl1,V,' f'fr1gfz.fl:,' Inznlfly Lf.-fmyg liirzzzvly f,Iw1m1 fluff .ldufifur 41 R.-XI.l'll XX. II.xrz1mr'1N, .X I3 NX I .Wllxlmngllln L I-H1 gv. lun urxllx llufnru, llbrlfl 1'fnlvl1rrl,r, l'.:r.r1ll1 Vfzrfflv lL1.rkwlln1ll L'm1r!1 Gluul-3 Ilrivvrj, ISS. Hluumslmrg Stun- Icm-lwrx L U lllvrlfl llmlfmlf Cri.xlzl,1-is HILL, ISS. Pcnngx lx :mia Stun- Unix 1-rsity .lf.1!hrrr:.:ff:1r,- .Ym.'frrf AXXAEQY KL1Nc:1iLHo14:Fr Suxqm-lmrmnn L'nivL-rsity l',m1lf,rh, .lrlvf.rfr 7' Ylu-n film EVMLN15 li. I,1Nlus1-JY. lmliarm State Te.-nrhcrs College L'f1f'rr11'.flCLf .xx.XRGARl'I'l' Mclwm' Ulxiu-:wilyui'l'il!slrurgl1 Pcllrlw-vIx'nni1i Slain' Ulliw.-rsily Cufrzfrzwruvlzl .YufU'vL'I.r 2, 'Q-Q W, M ,WR Nlr. Graf Miss Davis NlARY C. MCKERIIIAN, B.S. 'lkhmplu University llnmr l2fmIn1nn'.r,' t'ufI'1rrn1 RAYMOND E. lVlII.l.S, B.S. l'cIms5-lvnnia Stale University lfllrlmlzlwrl Srl'r1IrI',' .S'I'fII'ur C'l.1.r.r ,1dIII'.rur III'-D' .ldxulrvr AWARE' D. PICRLI-zs, BS. Inmliunn State Teal-lit-rs Cullt-gc CunInI1'rr'I'I1f Suhf1'r1.r,' -Srlinnl Trca.mr4.r ZOE IRENE Ross, BS. Indiana State Teachers College Choral .fluflc MARIE BARNARII SAYLOR, A.B. Xvilson College I Ilzirlufivg Svphvnznrr Clan fidvuer H055 ' : R 2 , , A ll A A .I , Aikii -I rl 'Vg Lf! ., :A ,RH f Al ' lf , - ' .. k ! Alr. Fox ALICE K. SCRIVNER, A.B.g .NLS Grove City College I I XVustcrn Reserve University LI'lvr.Ir1hn LOUISE P. SELLERS, A.B. Pennsylvania State University I1'nglj.rl,,' III'a1I qf GI'rl.r HOWARD SMITII, B.S. Slippcry Rock State Tcnrlu-rs College Bnyf PII-v.r1'cnl Fducalfulip Cmxcli 'If Inlramuml Sparh ANNA G. STULTZ, Ph.B. Dickinson College Ifn alfxh MARTHA SULLIVAN, B.S. Pennsylvania State University ,fri Supzrvf.ror ELLIOT 'l'REEsE, BS. Pcnnsylvania State University Jlu,rIr,' Sufzfnr Ilfali Band, Danrr Hfmrly .lrlf-'Iil1'f'.r Cnmmfllec ROBERT XVALKER, B.S. Pennsylvania Slate University .I,I1rI'f14l1I1r4',' I . I . I I .'Ir1u1.rcr NlARY li. XVEICHT, BS. Iuniata College Home Eronomzc: BEVERLY A. XVILLIAMS, AB Iuniata College Lallnf Enghltlzg D1'rc'z'lrv.r.r QI' ClI1.r.r Play.r GEORGE A. AVON, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Sulvjvr1.r DR. U. F. ANDRICXV, M.D., CM. PlIy.r1'r1'nn MARGARET D. PA'l l'I'IRSON R.N. Stfznnl 1Vur.rr AGNES N. CAssI-:LIII-:RRY Dental l llvgicnist Denial llyyirfxzlrl 10 X I . Kun nl xwvrla. Xyl1inIlUIk'llilStIlk l.H Yam-nl any IIUII51' Nu nmn's luml. uxx'fAXL1l1l Iillm-I It s H1 lllcrc. e E ' If-1 f 1 , Candidly 1 954 Seniors OFFICERS 1jl'l'J'l'tfUl1f' f-Ioscph Harpster ffm' Prv.f1'd4'nf Wnonald 'Staycx' .S'ecrvfa1y---Wanda Bcringcr Yvl't'1l.F'lll't'l' -fghirlcxv Cummings JJs'1'wer.f'-A' Ah. Gallagher and fir. 51ills cv!!-VJ' flower -'Bluc Carnation Clfzmr cwl7l0!'-l 5'I3lllC and Silver Cff1.r,r ,lfoifoffl-'Xvhzxt XVQ are to lm, uve are Bcuouuixugf' AQ, - fi tif' 4? 'Y- 191 x,n i QF' 9-SQ, ed Getting a drink? During the past three years, the members ol' the graduating class have participated in many interesting activities. 'liheir sophomore year was highlighted hy the class party. The party heing in April, they chose April Showers as their theme. During their junior year, they chose as the theme for the Iunior-Senior Prom Starlight Rendezvous. .Viany weeks of hard work were spent in making preparations for the Ubig night. Finally the time came to put the pieces together. Xvhen everything was properly in place, it wasnyt hard to see that the gymnasium was now a garden in a penthouse high atop a New York City hotel. Other highlights in the junior year were the class party, Some En- chanted Eveningf' and the play, Come Rain or Shinef, which was directed hy ixliss Beverly Vt'illiams. During their senior year, the class play, Ever Since Eve, resulted in a sellout. The seniors' last class party will never he forgotten. It' a stranger had walked into the gym on .xlareh Qo, he would have thought he were in .Xtlantic City, as the theme was Ut ln A Boardwalk ln Atlantic City. The seniors are very grateful to the iuniors for such a wonderful prom. The class of '54 has hrought many honors to II-Burg. A great interest was taken in sports. hand, chorus, cluhs, and all the tun zxt dear old H-Burg High. Is it legal? Vt'hose mind stays on hooks when itis prom time? AL, WALTER M. ANOERSON General Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3:. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3: Intramural Softball l, 2, 35 NANCH' ANN AULTMAN ilcadenuc Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Chimrock Stag 3: Chorus I, 2: Come Rain or Shinen Usher 2: Sweet Ann Page Usher 2- Party Committee I, 2. IANE KATHRH'N AURANDT Commerfzal H-Burger Typist 3: Stuclent Council 2. KATHRYN IOSEPHINE BAKER Home lUt'l7I10l71ll'-V G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I: Intramural Basketball 1. PATRICK IOSEPII BAKER Uerzeral XI'inAA-Clmm Club 3. KATIIRYN I,. BARRONER General Ivin-A-Chum Club 3. REBA ARLENE BEARD C0l7ll7ZFfl'l'Ul Tri-Hi-Y Carla-ts I: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Come Rain or Shincll Usher 2: Ever Since Eve Usher 3: Party Committee 2: IVhite Band I: Blue Band 2, 3: Color Guarcl 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3. BARBARA A. BICNDER iicadenm' Band I, 2, 3: Orchestra 3: County Haml 2, 3: District Bnml 3: Clarinet Quintet 2, 3: Tri-Ili-Y Cadets I: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Tri-Ili-Y Assembly 2: IIL-nlth Room 3: Come Rain or Shine 2: liver Since Even 3: Spanish Club 2: Chimrock Stall' 3: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee l, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Gym Exhibition I. Ianc Auramlt Arlene Bearsl I rt- nu Hire WILLIAM G. BENSON General Football I, 2, 3: Ili-Y I, 2: Varsity Club I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Ilomeroom President 3: Ilomeroom Vice President I. CAROL ANN BENTON General Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Gym Exhibition I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Family Living Club 2, 3: Party Committee 2: Play Committee 2. XVANDA LOL' BERINGER 11t'I1l1It?lI11l' Band I, 2, 3: Come Rain Or Shine 2: Ever Since Eve 3: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Tri-Ili-Y Vice President 2: Tri-Ili-Y President 3: Party Committee I, 3: Class Treasurer I: Class Secretary 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: Chimrock Stat? 3: French Club 2: Tri-HLY Assembly 2: G,A.A. I: Intramural Volleyball 3. IRENE F. BICE Cnnznzenial G.A,A. I : Bowling League 2: Intramural Volley- ball 2: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I. IValtcr Anderson Nancy Aultman Kathryn Baker Patrick Baker Kathryn Barroner Barbara Bcmltr Xk'illiam Benson Carol Benton IYantla Bt-ringer MARX IANT BICF Home Iwonomza r Class Play Committee 2 Health Room ROBERT A BIORP RS General Wrestling I Intramural Volluball I 2 Int mural Basketball I Z I ATRICIA BLAIR C ammen :af Party Lolnmlttu. 2 ROBERT M BOTT1 NFII LD lgrzz ufiure PFA Blair Bedford I'uItOn Area Yue President Intramural VOIIuImaII I 2 1 Basketball I Softball I Ilomeroom Yue President 2 KAX FRANCES Bow sr R General Sweet Ann Page I County Lhorus I Z Maxell Chorus I 2 Party Committee I 2 Prolutmn Club I 2 Chorus '5 Intramural X illeg ball 'I MARX M BOWSER Cammen :al H Burg T5 pist 'I Pm LLIS MARIL Box L R T11 ademzf Dante Band 2 'S Blum Bansl I 2 'I Tr Il W Lets I Trl III Y 2 'I ri ity uml I Bowling League 3: French Club 2: Urcliustrn 3: Prom Committee 2: Chimruck Staff 5: Party Committee I, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Assembly 2: C'..'N.1t. I: French Clulz Secretary 2: Intramural Sutt- ball 22 Volleyball 3: Basketball 3, LAROL ILLIZABETH BRADY Jcademzc Chimruck Co-Editor 3: Homeroom President I: Party Committee I, 2 5: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets L Bowling League 1 2 5: Buwling League Secretary I 2 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2 3: Proiectinn Club 2 35 Proiectiun Club Vice President 3: Prom Committee 2: ' Ever Since Eve Cum- mittee 5: Prom Hostess I: Come Rain Ur Shine Committee 2: Senior Planning Con- mitteeg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee -, T. ROBERT G. BRENNAN Indulrlrzal rlrir Fuotball l 2 35 Basketball I, 'J Track I: Class Play Committee 3. SALLY ,ANN BRENNER Comnzervzal Diary Bice Patricia Blair Kay Buwser Phyllis Boyer Robert Brennan Robert Bickers Robert Bottentieltl Mary' Bowser Carol Brady Sally Brenner Sandra Brown Iuseph Burk Paul Burlut II:-nry Bute-rbaugh George. Lann Garw Brubaker Sxlxla Burk Ilatrlua Burtnntt W llllanl Bw ers Janet Challlberlalll SANDRA Il LIZABFTH BROWN Conznzerual Trllrlll Cadets I TrlHlY 5 Chorus I Chlmrock Txpls! 3 Come Raln Or Shlne Lsher I'lLr Slnce Fve Usher '5 Intra mural Basketball I 2 Softball 2 Yolluhall I 2 3 Parts Culunllttv.e2 CIARSI K BRL BAKER Induvirzal Irln football I Proleltlon Club 2 Yvrestllng Manager I JOSEPH W BLRK General Intramural Baslutballl 2 3 Yolluballl 2 3 Softball I 2 'S WlnAChunl Club 3 Plax Commlttee 'S Suu IA HELl-N BLRK dcadenzzc Blue Band I 2 5 Ulstrlct Band I 2 '5 Countv Band I 2 5 Dance Band 3 Clarlnet ulntet I 2 5 GAA I 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 County Chorus 2 Trl Hl Y Cadets I Trl Hl Y 2 5 French Club I 2 Homeroom Secretarv I Intramural Vollex ball I Basketball I 2 3 mlttee I Ever Slnce Exe 5 PALLI BURKET Induwfrzal drir P ATRICIA I BURTNETT Cfommernzal B nd I 2 3 Countx B nd I 2 3 Come Raln Or Shlne 2 Student Counul I Trl Hl H Cadets I Trl Ill Y 2 5 Prom Colnmlttee 2 Intramural Basluthall I 5 Yolleyllall 3 Softhall 2 Bowllng league 'S Chlmrocls Statl '5 Partx Conlllllttu I '5 Trl HI Y A'-senlbly 2 IIENRX C BLTERBALGH lllademu lvhlte Band I Bowllng Lea ue I Track Manager I frack 2 3 Spanlsh lub 2 Hl Y 3 VN ILLIAM F Bl ERS llcadenzu Freneh Club 2 Prultctlon Llub 3 Chess Club .1 Party Conlmlttee 2 GEORGE VK LANN lfcademzc Prolectlon Club 2 5 H Burger Photographer gl gzychllllrocli Photographer 2 3 Chess u IANET ELAINE CHAMBERLAIN Home Fconomzczr Cafeterla 1 3 Chorus 5 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 BaslcetbaII2 3 1 4 , ,, , 1 2. 51 I 1- A. . 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DAVIS Home Econolnzcf Student Council l, 2, 5: Projection Club 5, Chorus l, Play Usher 2, Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 5, Wlin-A-Chum Club Treasurer 2, 5. -q-V7 IAMES R. IUETXVILER General Baseball l, 2, 5: Intramural Basketball 2, 1 Volleyball 2, 5. IRENE L. IJIVELY ficademic XVin-A-Chum Cluli 2, 5, Chorus 5, Health Room 5. XVILLIAM DI VELY flcademfc LAXVRENCE O. DODSON General XVin-A-Chum Club 5, Intramural Volleyball 5. J' Dax-inl llrass IJAVID I. DR.-XSS flvademzc YVlIite Band 1, Blue Band 2, 5, Dance Band 2, 5, County Band 2, 5, District Band 5, Orchestra 5, Brass Quartet 2, 5. RONALD A. EASTEP Agrfculfure F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 5. NANCY JANE EBOCII Ifvademzl' Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, Party Com- mittee 2: G.A.A. 5, Intramural Volleyball 3, Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance Committee 5, Class Play Usher 5. DONALD W. EDNIONSON 061181111 Track 1, Gym Exhibition I: Intramural Basketball 13 Volleyball I: Band 5, YVin-A- Chum Club 5. Xvillimn Cnrtlnun INlnI'gI1uI'ite llaxis luuws lletu iler YVilliaIn Divelx Lawrence Do lson Rmmll lfastqx I Nancy lilnoci llIImIl.l lfllxnnnsm II FRANKLIN B l' mm NIJSONI Igru lllflllc' mll 7 1. lllllumu l Haslcetlmll J BARB ua x ANN l'c r z Lmnnzen mf Intramural Iiuslutlrall Intramural x a K NNl'Ill ll I 'mul Iqru ullun ntramurul Nullulxall l 3 Cjvm n 1 I' A lrtnurvtr 7 Ilonurunm lrusulnnt 2 Intramural Sultlrall I I I' K larllamcntarx fe-am I' X Iuarm S mu Cummltten RITA C 141- -XPHERS Commenml Chorus 2 Class Plas lfslmc-r 2 Intramural Basketball 5 IJALI' K Ifxsmw R Igflfllffllll' llhLrN O I'LLIxl General LONNII' ANN POOR C onzmerz mf ua B ml l 2 an un f uarcl Captmn 1 Luuntx Ilunnl l ' 3 Illstrl I aml .J Band I llrrarlan 1 Clnlnrruli Ixp st J Tr1Hx Y Lmlttsl Trl Ill X Z .J Humtr: om Yue Preslclmnt 2 Ilnmeruum Sznrntary Frnas urer 3 Party Lummlttee ' 1 Prom Cmmnlttev. 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NVilliam Gray Ioan Hale Uonulcl Hanks Norma Hann Lawrence Harker Iohn Grove Dorothy Hammaker Nancy Hann Ruth Harker Ioseph Harpster XX ILLIANI R CJRAY lynn uliure x IOHN XX tmox 1- General Pootlmall I IEAN Ilau Iltldfllllt IJOROTIIX L IIANNAIQLR Home l'l0ll0lIlll I Intramural Baslutlmall l Intramural Nolltxlmll II Burger I IJONALD A IIANKS Irzduvlrzal Ill I'ootlualllVIanagtrl 2 5tagL Crewl 5 btudtnt Council I Intramural Yollu all I 2 In ra mural boftball I ' NANCH INN ll ANN Lummen ml Intramural Y ollu l all 5 li H1 Cadets I Lliorus I NORNIA Ir AN HANN Canzmen za! ,IPI H1 Y Cadets I Tri Il1Y 2 D RUIH IIARKPR 11 fd dem fc Cheerleader I, -, 3: II-Burger I, 2, 3: Home- room President I: Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 2: Student Council 3: Tri-Hi'Y Cadets Chaplain I: Tri-Hi-Y 2 3: Tri-Hi-Y Assembly 2: French Club 2: Chorus l, 33 Mixed Chorus 2: County Chorus 2: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee I: Come Rain Or Shine Prompter 2: Ever Since Eve Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 2. LAW RENCE F. HARKER Indu.r!rz'al 11 rl r Intramural Yolleylmall I, 2 3: T 'lc I, 2 3, Softball I 2, 3: Win-A-Clium Club 5. IOSEPH I. IIA1ws'rER iicadenzfc Class Vice President 1.5 Class President 5: Student Council 2, 5: Treasurer 2: Basketball Nhlnager 2, 5: Stage Crew Come Rain Or Shine 2g Hi-Y 2, 5: Hi-Y President 3: Chim- rock Co-Editor 5: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 3. Dean Hartman Merle Ilklfflllllll Samuel Ilarvcy Ronald Ilvininger Ianue Heleel lay Helwl Dolores Ileleley Iames Henrv Dawn Ran Ilenrx Dnruiln Illlxnmn lamps Illlllng llfllnrrxa Ilnnlcle S.. DEAN I HARTWIAN General Chorus 2 Bowlmg League 2 5 Plas Lum mlttee 2 3 Wm A Chum Club .9 H1 Y 5 IVIERLE H HARTWAIN General Football l Student Counul Z Baseball Intramural Volleyball I 2 .J 5u1L.EL IL HARx PH Jlademu L ess Llul P orc lun Llul 1 H Burgmr RONALD IOEL H1- INIl'SI0hR Indzulrzal Arif Intramural Basketballl 2 a Yulleyballl 2 Softballl 2 IANICE ANN HELSEL DAXXN Ru IIPNRH Commernal Comnzen za! 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I5 .. .1 ll 2, v..11.., 1...11 1, 2, 3. .'.': ' .': ,' : '4 ' '.5: -li l IOHN ROBERT I IITE dgrfczzflzzre Football l: l .F.A. l, 2, 3: Intramural Volley- ball l, 2: Intramural Softball l, 2. DENNIS E. IIOLLAND Indu.rlr1'al riff..- IOSEPH ll. IIOLSINGPTR General Party Committee l, 2. RICHARD L, HORNER General Basketball 1, 2, 3: Ili-Y Chaplain 5: Hi-Y 2, 5: Varsity Club 2, 5, Proiection Club 5: Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2, 5: Homeroom President 5: Homeroom Vice President 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: Party Committee I. IVIARGARET ANN IIORVATH 11 ame hll'0l10l71l.l'J' Intramural Basketball l, 2, 5: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. EDWARD Nl. HOUCK General Family Living Club 3: Bowling League I, 2, 3. WILLIAM IOIIN HUGHES Ilvadenm' Football I: Gym Exhibition I: Intramural Basketball l: Intramural Volleyball l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Hi-Y I. 2, 3: Party Committee 5: Basketball 2, 3: Cliimrock Stall' 3. IJOLLY IMLER Home 1DlC0l'l0llll'L'J' Tri-Hi-Y Cadets 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 lolin llitc Dennis Holland lost-ph llolsinger Rii-hard Horner Margaret Ilorvatll Edward Hu iit- k William Hughes Dolly lmler Robert lsenberg Charles Iackson Suzanne Iefries Iames Iohnsonlmngh ROBERT E. ISENBERG Commerczal Blue Band 1, 2, 5: County Band l, 2, 5: District Band 2, 3: Ever Since Eve 3: Basketball I: Intramural Basketball 2: Prom Committee 2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Brass Quartet 2, 5: Dance Band I, 2, 3. CHARLES P. IACKSON .ffcademzc Wrestling l, 2, 3: Varsity Club l, 2, 5: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 3: Intramural Softball 1: Gym Exhibition 2. Io SUZANNE IEFI-'RIES Ifcademzc Cheerleader 2, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5: Spanish Club 2: Spanish Club President 2: Party Committee l, 2, 5: Prom Committee 2: Intramural Volley- ball 2: Intramural Basketball 2, Come Rain Or Shine Committee 2: Ever Since Eve Committee 3: Sadie Hawkins Committee 2, 5: Chimrock Staff 5. IAMES IOHNSONBAUGH General Football I: Intramural Valle ball 5: Intramural Basketball 1,3: Intramural Softball 1. SHARON R IOHNSONBALCH Commerf ml Chorus I CAROLL ANN IOHNSTON 111 adem IL Intramural Yolleyball I 1 Student Lounul 2 3 Prolutlun Club 2 3 Chorus 'S Fnnulx Living Club 'S Su LVIA I IOHNST ON 11 cadem It Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 1 C A A I I'r:-nth C ub I 2 Spanish Club 2 Spanish Llub Secretary 2 Party Committee I 2 Class Plm Usher 2 5 Chlmronlc Stall 'I Trl H1 X Cadets I Tr1Hl Y 2 5 Student Counul I Intramural Vulley ball 2 Trl H1 Y Assembly 2 SHIRLI-x I' KILAM Comnzerc Lal urger I 2 Trl II: Y Cadets I Conn Rain Ur Shim. Commlttu. 2 Bowling Ieagm 2 3 Pvmrblncr. Fu. Commlttee'5 Chunrotla Typist 'S CHALWPIZ I' KH:-in lqru ullure Intramural Basketball I Z 3 Intramural Wullexballl 2 '5 FI' A Rcporterfr IOHN MLCLEARH KPLLUQ In General Chess Club 3 MICHAEL E KELLH General Intramural Volleyball 5: Faxui y Living Club 3. IANET KENAXX ELL Home fconomzvr Class Play Usher 3, Proicction Club 5: Chorus lg Drum and Bugle Corps lg Party Com- mittee 2. IOANNI-1 VI. KENAWELL Conznzervfal Chorus I. BONNIE I . KENSINGPII! Acadenzu' Band I, 2, 3: District Band 2, 5: County Hand I, 2 3: Dance Band 2, 3: Orchestra 5: C.A.A. I 2 3: Cv.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer 2: G.X.A. Vice President 3: Mixed Chorus 2: County Chorus 2: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: May Day Attendant , 2: Valentine Ball Attendant 2: Stun v.-nt Council I, 2, 55 Chimroclx Stalf 5: Party Com- mittee I, 3: Prom Committee: 2: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2: Softlu-1ll2, 5: Class Treasurer 2. Sharon Iohnsonbaugh Sylvia Iohnstun Chalmer K1-efur 5IichaeI Kelly Ioanne Kenawell -np! Carole Iohnston Shirley Kcagy Iohn Keller Janet Kenawell Bonnie Kensinger EPIC Klepser Evelyn Knorr JoAnn Kratzer Terrance Kratzer Sterling Lamberson Harry Leach Ronald Leamer Martin Leaper David Lee Dolores Leonard ERIC ALDON KLEPSER Aeademu Homeroom President I Ilomeroom Chaplaln I Mixed Chorus2 'S County Chorusl 2 District Chorus I 2 French Club Treasurer I Student Council 2 Il Burger I Publicity Committee l 2 Chlmroclc Staff 5 Meet Arizona Committee I Prom Committee 2 Operetta I 2 Family Ilung ClulI5 Party Committee 2 Sweet Ann Page I EVELHN H KNORR General Chorus 5 IANET IOANN KRATZER General Tri HI Y Cadets I Class Play Usher 2 Tri HI Y 2 5 Chorus 2 TERRANCE F KRATZER General Bandl 2 5 STERLING E LAMBERSON Indufirzal Ark Band l 2 5 District Band 5 County Band 2 5 Pep Band I 2 5 Brass Quartet 2 5 Football l Intramural Volley ball 2 5 Student Council I 2 Prom Committee 2 Come Ram Or Shme 2 Ever Since Eve 5 HARRY B LEACH dcademze Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 5 Chimrock StatT5 Homeroom President 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Volleyballl 2 5 Basketballl HI Y Vice President 2 5 Prom Committee 2 Class Party Committee I 2 Student Council President 5 RONALD LEAMER General Intramural Volleyball l 2 5: Family Living Club 2 5: Intramural Softball I 2 5: Play Committee 5. MARTIN LLOYD LEAPER Indudrzal Arla' Basketball I: Homeroom President I: Intra- mural Basketball 2: Intramural Volleyball l 2: Intramural Softball l, 2. DAVID BRUCE LEE Agrzculfure F.F.A. I, 2, 5: Party Committee I 2: Intra- mural Volleyball I, 2, 5: F.F.A. Assembly I 2: Chorus 5: F.F.A. Secretary 5. DOLORES E. LEONARD Academic H-Burger I, 2, 5: Associate News Editor 5: Student Council I, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I: Prom Committee 2: French Club 2: Tri-HI-Y Assembly 2: Mixed Chorus I, 5: Chorus 2. Poppy Leonard Fr:-dcriuk Leydig Richard Link Bernard Long hlarlenc Long Ralph Lovserx Dlarx Ioul e Iusardl Iamss Luihcr Phnhp MLCamIlass Charles 1 Icclclland Been lane McClam Mnhael 'VIcC.Iam POPPH I' LEONARD General Famlls Inlng Llul 1 Intramural Iiasludla I2RI'IlI'l :ca F Immr General nd I 2 1 Wrestling Nlanagzrl aml anagmr I lla Llall 1 ntra nural Y lu 1 n ramura as 1aI 1 In lral grnlllmll 1 alnl 1 Rluium NX I Isa Iqrlr allure dlrm I 7 n rm ur ask llmal I ramural Y 1llo.xI1aII I K X nu I run nn! 1 Farm S fm L1 mnutlu 1 IlghSsh11II'arm31 Lu1 1 Iarlmuntarx Irucu un Tmam 1 BFRNARIJ I' I ow General Intramural Nullolpall ' Fnmllx I ning L uI1 '1 VIARLFNF LONC Corrznzerz lal Class Plax Usher 2 Tr: III X 2 1 Lhurus Intramural Yulleslrall 1 Intramural Baslullall 1 H Burgnr Txplst RALPH IJ Ioxsrm Induvlrml lrlw NIAR1 IOLISF I Lsxum L nnznzfrf ml rrus I 1 a s mt r Mu-s I' I Lrm-R General ruyuhun ulm I I'ren4 u Frennh Lluh Irgsrdmnt 2 H11 I Intramural Yollulall I 1 I rum L nmmlltec 2 Blue Band DU nl U l cntor 2 C lmrmk StafI 1 II rms! mg Iroyectlon Llulm Yue President 2 Pres1du.n! .1 PHILIPI MCCANDLPSS 111 adenzzz aclcl 1 IIN I 2 1 Prom Cnmmxtlee Come Ralr Or Shine Qmunnttee 2 Fxer Qlme hw: Committee 1 LHARLI- 5 Nh RLF WICLLP I 1 AWD 147174 ullurf' Intramural X mllmlall I 2 Intramural Basket 1 Br TT1 I xxx- XILLL xlx Lnnmnn ml Whcu AH 'IICCLAIN Irzrlurlrzal Irlf fmtball I 2 1 Intramura YulIr.x1 1 Intramura Ba Iullalll 2 'S Ilum rrmm Surdarx freasurnr I .1 Class Plas 2 Class Plax Lunnnlttng 1 Chlmrocls glad I rum Curnmllne 2 Chorus I k x . 1 A . . , 1 . , . 1' 'Q 1 '- ,f': I . 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Phyllis lVIcCreamly Earl iVIcFaIlmlOn Ronald MI-Gran Marian McKagne Iames 5IcI.ucas Anne Dladden Albert Blagill Earl Magill PHYLLIS EVA MCCREADH' Home Econonzzur Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2: Bowling League 2: IVhite Band I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Class Play Usher 2, 3: Cafeteria 2. EARL MCFADDEN Indznrlrial flrfm Blue Band 2, 3: lVhite Band I. RONALD IOHN MCGRAXK' General Family Living Club 2, 3: Chess Club 3: Intra- mural Softball I, 2: Gym Exhibition I, 2. MARIAN SUE MCKAGUE dcademw Blue Band 1, 2, 35 County Band I, 2, 5: Orches- tra 3: Chorus I, 2: Sweet Ann Page I: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: H-Burger I: Party Committee I: Prom Committee 25 Come Rain Or Shine 2: Ever Since Eve 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural lVIusI1- ball 2, 3. IAMES MCLUCAS I nd1lJ'1'r1'af flffit' ELIZABETH ANNE IVIADDEN 1 . Commerczal II-Burger 1: Chorus I: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent I: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Assembly 2: Treasury 2, 3: Come Rain Or Shine Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Council 3: Ever Since Eve Com- mittee 3. ALBERT BLAIR IVIAGILL I11du.ffrz'al Ifrlu' Band I, 2, 3: Cafeteria 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2: Gym Exhibition 1, EARL D. IIIAGILL General Band I, 2, 3: Homeroum Secretary-Treasurer 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 52 Irvin-A'CIlUm Club 3. Edgar Flagill Frances Manning Georgia Mathews Donald Mathias EDGAR C. MAGILL, IR. General Party Committee lg Class Play Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Band I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Student Council 3: Chimrock 3: Bowling League 3: Hi-Y 3. INIARIE FRANCES MANNING Iicademfc Tri-Hi-Y Cadets I: President l: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Secretary 3: H-Burger I, 2, 3: Assistant Feature Editor 2: Associate Editor 3: C.P.S.P.A. Con- ference I, 2, 3: President 3: Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer I: French Club 2: President 2: Come Rain Or Shine Committee 2: Ever Since Eve Committee 3: Party Committee I1 Prom Committee 2. GEORGIA M. MATH EVVS Home Economicw Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. DONALD E. MATHIAS General Dance Band 2, 3:Band1, 2, 5: Pep Band I, 2, 3: District Band 3: County Band 1: Basketball I. Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural volley: ball 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Come Rain .Or Shine 2: Ever Since Eve 3: Family Living Club President 3. RICHARD L MEADOXVS Commerfzal Band I 2 5 Dlstrlct Band 5 County Bancl I 2 5 Footballl Bras uartet2 5 Dance Band 2 5 Intramural Volleyball 2 5 Prom Commlttee 2 Iumor Class Play 2 Senlor Class Play 5 Pep Band I 2 5 Class Play Com mIttee5 CECILIA ANN MENTO flcademu Trl HI Y Cadets I Trl HI Y 2 5 Spamsh Club 2 Family Llvlng Club 5 Chorus I MARGARET ELLEN MENTZER Academzc Spamsb Club 2 Tn HI Y Cadets 1 Trl HI Y 2 5 Come Ram Or Shane Commlttee 2 Prom Committee 2 Clnmrock Staff 5 CLYDE EDWARD MILLER Academic Baseball Manager I Whnte Band 1 Chess Club 5 IOHN F MILLER Commerzzal Baml l 2 5 Cwm Ewcllllutmn 2 llay Com mIttee2 5 Traclcl 2 5 Intramural Basketball I 2 5 Intramural Vollcylxalll 2 5 Intramural Softballl 2 5 RICHARD L MOORF dcademzc Ensemble 2 5 Dance Band I 2 5 Chorusl 2 IAMES MORRIS I ndumfrzal drtf Intramural Volleyball I Intramural Softball I FRED M MORT General Traclc 2 5 Cafeterlal 2 Intramural Basket balll 2 5 Intramural Softballl 2 5 Intra mural Volleyballl 2 5 Footballl 2 FRED B MOLDY 4 rzcullure A I 2 5 Band2 NORMAI MOLNTAIN Commerual Bandl 2 5 County Bandl 2 5 Dnstrnet Banrl 2 5 State Band 2 5 Clarmet untet l 2 5 Trl HI Y Cadets I Trl HI Y 2 5 Intramural Volleyball 5 Intramural Basketball 'S Intra mural Softball 2 5 CAA l 2 Chnmro k Stat'f5 Party Cnmmlttee I Prom Commxttee 2 Homeroom Presndent I Homeroom Seeretars Rnhard Meamlrmms Margaret Muntzer Iolln Mlllcr amos VIurrIs Fred Mrjudy Lnulla Vento Iwlward Mlller Rlkhhfd Mnrprc I'ruI Wort Norma Mountaxn I , ,':l ,I : sQ I ,.: . .-1 11 :,' Y Blue Band I, 2, 5g Pep Band 1, 2, 5: Brass xg. F-.-..: ,3- ,.:','V ,xl -','Qi I.-2 ' . I: 1... , C- , I ' : l -' I :A -, '. A Sherman Mower Fllzabeth Neelg I ols O Brlcn Pllx llls Ott Patrlcla Patterson Marllyn Nash Shlrley heels Barbara Oler Kermlt Parks Marlorle Perrln 81151111 AN M Nloa ER General Tranlc I 2 .J NX rutllng Intramural Nullex hall 3 'NIAR1LaN N A511 C onzmerc 1111 Intramural Yollew llall I Homerrlolll Serra tarx Treasurer I 'I Qhlmrock Tx plst 1 Partx Commlttee 2 Plax Commlttee7 I' LIYABET11 IVIARC ARET Nr FL1 cf0lIll7l6l'Llt1Z Trcasurx 3 Trl H1 Y Laxlets 2 Trl H I 2 Ilax Conlnllttee 2 1 '5Ilxez.l Chorus I H Burger I Party Lulllllllttee 2 SHIRLFX ANN Naam General Trl H1 X Carlets I Trl H1H 2 '5 Chorus I 3 Intramural Volleg llall 2 1 Intramural Basket llall 1 Partx Conlmlttef. 2 Stllclent Cnuncl I OIS IRENE U BRULN Iradmzzc Qmlntx Chorus I Illstrltt Llmrus I Cheer lnallnr I Sweet Ann Page I Lulllc Ram Or llnv. 'I C AA l 2 Intramural Yollex 1a Intramura aslutllall I 1 Pars Cullllnlttee 2 Ilrnlll Lommlttec Xarslh Cheer leader 2 3 BARBARA E 01.1112 General Colm. Ram Or Slum. Usher 2 Qlass Plax Prumpter 1 Chorus I 3 Homerrmln Serrctars Treasurer 2 Partx Commlttee 2 Prom Com tae 2 Trllll Y Larlets I T 1 II Y 2 Prulertlon Club 3 H Burger I 2 C,oNevxs Iwlltnr 3 Plas Usher I P111 LLIS B Orr Conzznerczal Chorus I 2 KERNIIT D PARAS General PATRICIA I PAT FFRSON 114 adenzu rl Ill I Cadets I T 1I'I1X 1 I ru-nc Clull 2 Internatlonal Relatlons Llull I Chorus l 1 H Burger I 2 lrrlof Reader '5 Llass Pla5 Lsllnr 2 1 Partx Lummlttee 2 Prom Com llllttu. 2 Lnlted Natlurls Test NI lnncr I NIAR1oR1E ANN IJILRRIN 111 adezmz Spanlsll Club I C, A A 1 Trl H1 X Z Intra mural Basketball 1 Intramural Yollexlsll 5 xi I A A .A I - ,-,': ' 5: ' .'- A I I , . I L' ,5: . - . - i. ' , . '. '- I : '- i-' ,3: ' ' ' ', is 1 I 1 - . 1 :1Q'-,.: .,1 71 q ' ' '1 2. 4 I I . . , ' I sl' Lfz... . . 1 ' ' gl ll l, 2: lB,-- . 2. 7: tt' , A 'Im I milf 4: ' . 1 L1 if ., 5: ,. A An 4 I 4 T1 5 1 2, 7: ' 11 :fg - W , 3? . .1 I .. ' A 4 . :Q V A.: ' Donna Piper Allwrt Prougla Rolwrt Ratclwforml Mary' Reep shelb, Rexgh 1-.Nm R.-.nt crm Rullx Ruxm umm Iunn. Rltnhq Samuel Rntrhu Florence Ruthtrfonl Barbara Saksa DONNA A PIPIH R General Intramural xollexlwall I J Prmectmn Llub 2 '5 Secretarx J Chorus m ALBLRT MARTIN PROLCH Induflrml lrlr Baseball I Football I 2 Student Lounul J Intramural Nolley hall l 2 Intramural Basket hall l Intramural goftlmall I 2 ROBILR r I RATCHFORD Indu final Ilrir as etball I 2 3 onllma 'Nlanagm Yarsxts Clulr 2 WIARX lxx11mxN RH-P Home 1 Lanonm P Intramural Xolley ball 2 1 Intramural Basket ball 2 3 S1inLm ILNI' Rr IGH Cammerz za! Class Plax Lsher2 o lr: III X 2 J I' mx IN I' REILLX General Nl xm GRACF RPILLH ,liadenzu Partx Committee 2 Rom RT IN RFNNILR Alcadfnlll Bandl 2 3 ILNE RITCHPH Jcadenzu Blue Band I 2 3 Counts Bandl 2 3 Clarinet umtet l 2 0 Orchestra 3 GAA Social Chairman 2 President a Tru HIY Cadets Treasurer I Trl H1 Y Chaplain 1 Trl Hx Y Assemluls 2 Homeroom President I Home room Secretarv Treasurer 2 Homeroom Vice Presudent a Intramural Volleyball l 2 3 Basketball I 2 .J Softball 5 Come Ram Or Shine 2 Partx Committee l Prom Com mittee 2 Boulmg League 5 Clnmroclx Stal? 3 Suu EL DMGHT RITCHI-za lgrzcuflure FFA l 2 .J FFA Assembly 2 Intramural Xolleyhalll 2 a Intramural Softhalll 2 .J FLORFNCE E RLTHERFORD General Home-room Se-cretarx Treasurer l Trl H1 X Cadets l Trl Hx Y 1 Play Lsher .J Wm A Chum Club .5 Banana x XNIN S xksx L onlnzerfzal fr: HI X ' .1 'Wned Chorus 2 County Chorus Chlnlrock Business Nlanager 5 Partx Com mittee 3 .. .' . fs - . . , I -l . . , ' , --,.. . , ,, I ' F . -A I-'I . I ' ' ' -I ' Q - p ln- . 1 p - I -,-2 , .L .2 1 . I1 1 1 l 4: -A Au ' ' -I . ' I ' r I I 'I P , 4 . . . ,. 1 Y - I 1 1 I y - v A , .1 ' . , , - v V 7 4 . ,...':-, , . ' 2 W ' r l 3 n 1 - I ' 4. A I ' - I Y L ' . A ' ' , 4 I B lf . .., :F Il . Ar l, 2: Q 2 ' ... I I 'V 1 - - 'A' v Z- 2- ' C ' 4 ..,.j ' . I ' ' , v I ' Y 7 H v qu . . 1 A ll .f A A .f ' ,, , W ' f'. '. . . ..'.' r . A .1 - , i l ' ,rg -- D 7 23 I ' ' A I ,' N - ' 'r , . , ,.. ... IANET L. SCHEELER Commerczal Chimrock Typist 5. THOMAS GRANT SCOTT Induwlrzal drfm Football I, 2, 5: Basketball I3 Baschall 23 Intramural Basketball I, 2: Intramural Volley- ball I, 2: Intramural Sotitlrall I, 2: Gym Ifx- hiluition I, 2. LILNORA INIAE SHADE Conzmerczal Tri-Ili-Y Cazlets I: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3: Party Committee I: Nlixerl Chorus I, 2: County Chorus I, 2: Sweet Ann Page I: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: II-Burger I, 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: Class Play Prompter 2, 3: Proiection Cluln 2, 3: Proicction Cluln Treasurer 5: Chim- roek Business Flanagcr 3: Bowling League 5. IJEAN M. SHAW I'It'l1dt'l7l1't' Intramural Softlrall I, 2, 3: Intramural-Baskeb hall I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleylnall I, 2. J. THOMAS R. SHAXV Genera! Football I, 2, 3: Basketball I: Track 2, 3 Intramural Basketball I. AIAUREEN A. SHEA Ilradenzn' Chorus I, 3: Tri-III-Y Cadets I: Tri-Ili-Y 2, .5 Spanish Cluh 2: Sweet Ann Page Usher Prom Committee 2: Come Rain Ur Shine Committee 2: II-Burger I, 2, 5: Co.-News Editor 51 Student Council Alternate 5: Tri-III-Y .ttssenmhly 2: C.I'.S.l'..'X. Conference 2, 3. ROBERTA AIARIE SIIOr:MAm:R General CAROL IDENI-I SHOENFI:L'I' Iiwzzdenzfv Ilomeroom Vive Presiclunt I, 2: II-Burger I,- Nlay Ilay Attemlant I, 2: Secretary Tri-III Cadets I: Vice Presimlent Tri-Ili-Y Carla-ts 'I fi: I: Bowling League 2, 5: Come Rain Or Shine 2: Intramural Volleylmll 3: Ever Sinre Ifvt Usher 5. Janet Srlieeler Thomas Srott I.c-nora Shatle Dean Shan Thomas Shan Flaureen Shen Rolrerta Sh mut- make: Carol Shoentell If I, Robert Slippey Beverly Smith Homer Smith Leroy Smith ROBERT C. SLIPPEY General Nlixetl Chorus I, 2, 3: County Chorus I, 2, 5, District Chorus 3: Sweet Ann Page I. BI-LVIQRLY DIELORI-:S SMITH Genera! IntramurallVolleyball I,2: Intramural Basket- hall I: Gym Ifxhihition I, 2: Party Committee 2: Class Play Usher 2, 3: Chorus 2: Family I,iving Clulf 2, 3, Ilealtll Room Aisl fi. IIOMIQR C. SMITH Ilarzlvzllure Footluall I: Gym Ifxhihition I: I'i.I'i.A: 2, 5 LI-:ROY NI. SMITH Uwzenzf WIARLL Nr I SWIITII L amm ern Ill! II Burger Ts pmt URXILLI' VI SMIIII Igru uffure A Rc u I' hsemhls I Intramural X rlluhalll 2 '5 Stumlgnt Counul I 2 Trank I 2 Prom Lum mlttu. 2 VI ILLIAM L QMVIII Iluzdenm Howllng Igaguu I 2 3 I'rLnah Cluh I Chess Cluh 'S Proyentlon Llulx Z 'S VI OODXXARD S SMITH General Football I Cym Exhllutlon I Intramural Softball I Homeroom Yue Prcsldent 2 Home room Senretary Treasurer 5 NVm A Chum Club Y Ice Presldent 5 Rox CLIFFORD SNOBI' RGFR General Basketball I Intramural Baslutlrall I 2 IntramuralWullL5ImalIl 2 3 Baseballs 2 ROBERT I M SNXDLR Illdll-J'fl'lt1! flrlr Intramural Basktthall I 2 Intramural Vullev Iualll 2 '5 Intramural Softlmalll 2 Baiehalll wr stlmg 3 IJONALD VI 5TAXhR Irzdmrlrlal Ilrlr Intramural Mlllq hall I 2 '5 Basketball I 2 3 Hnnieroom I runlent I 2 Class Y me President 3 Prom Committee 2 Parts Committee I KENNETH STEELE Induwfrzal Arif Band I 2 FRED N STIFELER General Cum Exhllntmn I Football I Ku In STOLDNOLR Ilfademu uthalll 2 yn X I 1 Llass Plas 3 Stuclnnt Cuunul 3 Chorus 3 Humv. room President ' Chxmrmnk Staff .J Track I ' 3 Class I ruulmntl Marlene Smith Orville Smith Yhlhsm Smnth W oodward Smith Clifford Snoberger Robert Snyder Donald Stayer Kenneth Steele Fred Stllller Kay Stourlnour I 2 I . SI 1 . - L' '. 3. , I I S I1 AAL l' F,F,A. I, 2, 3: F,F. . p rter 2, 3: '.F.A, j ,..: 'I 3- , ,.: Y ' 1 . L ' 1' ' Q. .. : ' ' ' , 25 I v w : 1' ' ' ' : . 7'- I ' - . Y' ' . I : . - - Y N 1 v . . . : s - , . 5' 1 1 1 N v 1 1, , - I Y X . : 5 r 7 ' 1 I A l 1.5 'I-I ., , 'l: w Fo , , 3: G' 1 lllhllltirn I, 2: S S ' I , Urzi ' . 3 ' Betsy Swope Carol Thomas Frank Trenger Ann Vmcent Merelyn Wagner Patrlcxa Templon Dons Thompson Ralph Trenger Mary Ann Vogel Ierry Walter BETSH SWOPE dcademzc Nlalorette I 2 Drum Malorette 5 Cu ed Club I Trl HI Y Cadets I Tru HI Y 2 3 Spanxsh Club Treasurer 2 Party Commlttee I Prom Commlttee 2 Intramural Volleg ball 2 Chlm ronl-I qtaFf3 Come Ram Or Shine Commlttee 2 Ever Since Eve Commlttee 3 Sadle Hauluns CommIttee2 5 PATRICIA ANN TEMPLON General Trl HI I Cadets I Trl HI Y 2 3 Chorus I 5 Nlned Chorus 2 Counts Chorus 2 Party Commxttee 2 Intramural Yollexl all 3 CAROL E THOMAS Conzmen za! Play Usher 2 3 Chorus 2 Party Commlttee DORIS Nl THOMPSON Commerczal Mixed Chorus 2 FRANK I TRENGER Commerczal Intramural Volley ball 3 Intramural Basketball 5 Cafeteria I 2 RALPH F TRENGER General Cafeteria l 2 Football I Intramural Volley ball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 5 Come Rain Or Shme Commlttee 2 ANN VINCENT Home fconomzcnr Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Valley ball 2 3 Intramural Softball 2 MARX ANN VOGEL Academu: Trl HI Y Cadets I Tn HI Y 2 3 French Club Secretary 2 H Burger 2 5 Bowlmg League 5 MERELXN I XNAGNER General Chorus 2 'S W In A Chum Club 3 Intramural Volleyball I IERRY LEE WALTER General Vtlrestlmg 1, 2 5 w ' 3 I Il 'Q' Tri-Hi-Y 3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Class 2, 5. ' ' ' ' Lois NVQ-aver Philip XVI-yunt l'utrifin NVlIilliul-l Ci mlmlm ie tVill lost-ph Wilt Margaret Wilt Robert Wilt Ruthe NVilt Helen XVise Bettv YV rmmn lridge Donna Yeekley Patricia Zantino 2.391 Lols N. XVEAVER Conzmervzal Tri-Hi-Y 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 5: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3: Chorus I: Party Com- mittee 2, Sweet Ann Page Usher l: Come Rain Ur Shine Committee 2: Ever Since Eve Committee 3: Student Council I: Home- room Vice President 3: Health Room 2, 3. PIIILIP E. XVEYANT Iiqrzvullure Intramural Basketball l, 2: Intramural Volleyf ball l, 2: F.F..-X. I, 2, 5. Y PATRICIA ANN YI IIITEIELD Jcademzc Blue Band l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Cadets President 1: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2, 3: II-Burger I, 2, 5: II-Burger Associate Editor 2: ll-Burger Editor 5: Come Rain Ur Shine 2: Ever Since Eve 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 35 Softball 2: Class Secretary I: Iionieroom Vice President 2: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee I: District Band 2, 35 County Band I, 2, 3: Valentine Court I. CONNIE IEAN IVILT Cammerczal Chorus l: H-Burger 2, 3: Business Manager 3: Ever Since Eve Usher 3, IOSEPI-I L. XVILT Iridmrlrfal Arfw Football I, 2, 3: Ivrestling I: Gym Exhibition 25 Hi-Y 2, 5. AIARGARET I. IVILT Home Fcononziar Ivhite Band I: Blue Band 2. Y ROBERT A. XX ILT Ilcademn' Football lg Track 2: Intramural Volleyball l, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Humeroom Secretary-Treasurer l. Gym Exhibition 1: Party Committee l. RUTHE li. XVILT Ilcademfc Cheerleader I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2: iliri-Ili-Y Cadets 1qTri-ll-Y 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Spanish Club Treasurer 2: 5Iixed Chorus I, 2: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 2, 3, Student Council I: Vice President l: County Chorus l, 2: Ever Since Eve 5: Come Rain Or Shine 2: Sweet Ann Page 1: Chimroclc Stat? 5: Girls Ensemble 3: Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, 3: WVinter Formal Com- mittee 3: Intramural Basketball l. HELEN NI. XVISE General BETTY IEAN XVOOLRIDGE General IJONNA IEAN YECKLEY Canzmerczal G..-LA. 2, 5: Tri-HiAY 2, 3: Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 5, Student Council 2: Party Committee 2. PATRICIA I. ZANFINO General G.,-LA. I, 2, 3: Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 35 Party Committee I, 2. hs - Going Some Place? Denning, Heininger, Stultz, Fox OFFICERS Preridenzf-Scott Stultz Vzbe Prefidelzf-Anne Marie Denning Secretary-Sue Fox Treafurcr-Iosepli Heininger 11dn1z'JcrJ-Mr. Fox and Mr. Fink Colon-Orchid and Yvhite Flower-Yellow Rose Jfoflo- Knowledge, the Key of Today, Unlocks the Door of Tomorrow. YVitl1 a foothold firmly established in senior high, the junior class expanded its list of activities and, with lots of work and play, had a very successful year. Members contributed their time and talents to the sports, clubs, Band, and H-Burger work, and all of these groups found the 'Class of '55 to be able and willing workers. The first big social event of their year was the class party held on November 20. The appropriate theme, Indian Summer, was well carried out by the decora- tions which included a wigwam and many Indian blankets. The entertainment was in the form of an Arthur Godfrey show with various members of the class representing the Little Godfreysf' This program proved so enjoyable that it was later performed for the patients at Cresson Sanitorium. To show their appreciation to their class adviser, hir. Fox, who was hospitalized during a part of the school year, the class presented him with a Parker 5l pen and pencil set. The next project was the annual class play, Head in the Clouds, presented March 11 and 12. It was an amusing story of a high school girl with high hopes and numerous daydreams. Nlany weeks of rehearsal pro- duced an excellent play, which won much praise for both the directress, Bliss Yvilliams, and her hard-working cast. As a finale to the '53-5-1 school year, the juniors gave the lunior-Senior Prom on Nlay 29. They selected the theme and spent many hours working it out. It pro- vided a perfect evening with many memories for all who attended. 1 Ir.rI row, Aff! In rziahl: Yeckley, Neely, Smith, Benton, Donovan, Ashman, Berliey, Tomeo, Kunsman. Second rnw: Nier, Nichols, Smith, Gill, Young, Feather, Long,Nicewonger, Mock. Third row: Common, Grein, Langham, Teeter, Xvilker, Morgan, Brown, Patterson. Fourlh row: Richards, Friedenbloom, Ritchey, Oppel, Kerns, Caltabaugh, Garrett, Leberfinger, Stange. Finri row, lefl lo rzyhl: Cather, McTigue, Yingling, XVilt, Lenning, Flaugh, Dodson, Vandreau, Goshen. Second row: Snowberger, Cannarsa, Shaffer, Burket, Mcvey, Appleman, McGee, Cohn, Iohnston. Third row: Kinzer, Irons, NW'ilt, Seely, Cannarsa, Cochran, Ietfries, Beck, Faurlh row: Brown, Fouse, Claar, Dunkle, Rhodes, Berkheimer, Emeigh, Ford, Arclley. 1 Ir.rl row, left Ia nbhl: Kratzer, Echard, Over, Burket, Nlccoy, Bowser. Second raw: Diehl, Keller, Snyder, Smith, Hoopes, Helsel, Hopkins. 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How 'bout a bite of that? White, Shroyer, W'ogan, Stultz OFFICERS Pre.r1'de1zl-Cloyd Wlhite I 'Ice Pre.r1'a'enl-Iud y Stultz Secrelaqy-Patty Shroyer 1'rea.rurer-Alice Vllogan ddvzlrerbr- Nlrs. Sa ylor The Sophomore Class, making their debut at the Hollidaysburg Senior High School, have proven throughout the year, that they can till the shoes of those who have preceeded them very capably. In future years we can expect to see this class bringing new honors to the school. The I-V squads in football, basketball, and wrestling have shown the great interest of the sophomore boys in athletics. It also brought out in the open many future stars of these sports. The various teams showed much improvement as the season progressed. Intramural sports showed that many girls were athletically inclined. The boys also were represented in the intramural sports of volley- ball, basketball, and softball. Nlr. Christian There were many sophomores in the band and many more waiting for a chance to replace the graduating seniors. It can be expected that the band will continue its good work in future years. Out of the eleven majorettes six were sophomores. The sophomores were well represented in the various clubs and organizations throughout the school. During the year they supported the many campaigns of the various organizations. They enjoyed the many dances and social affairs held at the Senior High School. Their most eagerly-awaited-for dance was the Sopho- more Party. This was their climax to their first year at the High School. It was held April ninth, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. 43 l'1r.1'f rw--', Isff In rmhis llurlwr, Suluvclcr, UH, HK-cglc, Ililcmun, Ilivhl, I-IL-lmrfl, Gfuvc, Burlw! .Ydurllll r'mu.'GilLlm-11, Ruff, Xvlli, Higgins, NVQ-sl, Rnllun, YYlll, uvx-xhlulmn, Slnmlz, Clnyunnll Thlnl rmu'fl1'v.', Shaw, llylv, lnlm nmlmuglx, Nzulm, Huxxwr, Filulxrgulx, fmnplwll, Slmu l'.mrl!1 mlm Lune, 5lrCurnnilk, llrluziur, llnlwr, Helm-l, KK-lly, Trim-lvl, .Xdamy IA-lwrlingl-l', Millnr. fwnrl nuv, Kuff In rujhff Ku-urnuy, Shan, llummuncl, Cumplwcll, Buusluuglx, Hart- man, Link, Aungwt. .S'rmm1'rmv: Gruvc, Flnvsgan, Xlnxlonlgal, Uulznnccy, Alf Cnmllcss, Clzmr, Tester, Corbin, Tlnnl rm. llirlll, Hurguun, Uv.-cscy, llulmr, 'l'rrcxr, lullnstun, Rllmlcs, l'u11rlf11'.r,.'J Slwclmn, 5luy, Nvulhsrs, Nvcrlnlull. Hilm-man, Snlnuulson, Druss, Xvilllums. Inf.-I mug IMI In mild: 'l'ruM'll, Slncougli, Imlur, Baker, Puck, Berk- heimer, Calvert, East-up, Gorsm-lm, Culylv. Ah-.ffnli mlv: Four, Stantnn, Varner, Flatlxius, Innes, Casscrlp, Brnnlcy, XVryzu1t, Glunt. Tlzfni r.r..-- Nu-Ip, . Kl!l1lznllwl1ufcl', Rlullnrllw, Strrq cr, Milling, Xlhmls, Rccp, llnmu-r Hurlwr, Riu-ln-5. lwmrlh 1-mv: Nlusl-5, llxlxlcy, XVcuxcr, 'l'lnmllN'l1. Lillllwy- Shu-lxan, Uangcl, Dickinson, Ke-navy-ll lwml nf..-, It-fl I.: rlqhlg lk-unit, K1-llry Burns, Gill, Curfnmu, lk-nl1llxg,S!llllrr ' 3 Nu-l3 , l arson. Xu-.wnl r.r..',' Snllull- lncrgcr, Hclnlvr, xVcStnn'cl', Hulxcl, S113 slcr, Egg-r, FlcKcrilmn, Carter, S115 slcr. Thfnf ruw: lmlvr, Lclwcrllngcr, Xvllt, RL'lxl,f:nr!'xual1. Niillur, Tlnnnlmm, fullwrl, Hulnml, lh-mln. l'.fzu'Ih nf.. llnukiluolm, Xvcrtz, Allurlglml, Bunn-r, .NlcKu5, llunuy, ljulwgutl, Fu-'l1l, XYupm-r TI-IE ACTIVITIES if I I 33:4 N 0 4 1 is I f'r.rI raw, lvfl la rzyfzl: Gnyer. UUE, Smith, Boyer, Kensinger, Burk. Sccm1drnw.' Colbert, Curtis, Drass, fxioore, lluetlicr Dlcmlows, Iscnberg, Blathias, Feutliers, Fir. Treese. YVhat woulcl those football games be like without the band? During each half-time they performed a slut for the lmystantlers, SL George antl the Dragonetu was a smash success. 5lr. Treese antl his crew plaxvecl a vital part in winning many a game. Norma .Nlountain returnetl for a seconcl time to State Banul. Fifteen niernlmers travelecl tu District anml torty-tour went to County Bancl. The liantl niarchecl in many paracles through- i1f'1:2:2'? 1 Q -A Q ,Q H ' . , . ' ,- , ':'s:1Q r ' f 3f?ff ?f'jgl5...f???f-Z15f3S5f1r'.sw '- 4 :fi :'5?3gi3if3ft1gap ' 'lf-1f2i 'c ' E' 'H 1 -. Fielgif ,,JfQ2'3'-. f - Fr ff' Q-'R - ?,'.'l 2..'i r Vg out the area ancl won numerous honors for their marching. Xvlwen the Concert was played 5larcl1 25, the sales topped all prececling recorcls. Every niernlwer playecl to the best of his almilittv. Bancl functions rollecl to an ennl with the lmanquet in .Xpril anal the commencement exercises in lune. Due to tlie clirection of .Xlr. Treese ancl the ellorts of eacli player the bancl was the lmest yet anal cleserves all of its awarcls and honors. 49 music MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus of the Hollidaysburg Senior High School had a very good year. They sang in numerous assemblies, including the ones for Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Mixed chorus proudly sent eleven of its members to District Chorus at Huntingdon Ianuary 14, 15, and 165 twenty-one of the members were sent to County Chorus at Bell- wood March 5 and 6. All choruses at Hollidaysburg High School are under the direction of Miss Zoe Ross, Supervisor of Vocal Music in the Hollidaysburg Public Schools. At the end of the term mixed chorus could look back over an enjoyable and successful vear. MAIORETTES Seen strutting in front of the band this year were ten able high-stepping, fast whirling girls, our majorettes. The girls were led by the only senior and head majorette, Betsy Swope. Prac- ticing many hours, the girls perfected their intricate routines. At half-time, they performed little stunts, skits, and baton twirling to the band music for the football crowd's entertainment. Patty Weyant did a lighted fire-baton twirling act. The girls and their fancy steps were seen leading the band at parades throughout the year. Fird row, Zefl lo riahi: Miss Ross, Drass Leonard, Geesey, Rhodes, McGee, Fink Myers, Truhy, Gorsuch, Leach, Troxell Second row: Beegle, Langham, Drass, Miller Clapper, Iustice, Leach, Treese, Barroner McTigue, Ayers. Third raw: Shaffer, Weyandt Kuehn, Kelly, Strayer, Duff, Hyle, McCandless Faurlh row: McCandless, Wogan, Meadows Slip ey, Rhodes, Kelly, White, Iohnston Harliness. F1'r.rlrow, lfjl lo rzyhl: Bowser, Swope, W'eyant d ' Beegle, Fox, Hutchinson, McKen L' enfelter, O'Connor, Berkheimer Kratzer. 1 1 . econ row. - ree. mg , 1' 'nfl rnw, lcfl lo rljhl: McGee, McClain, fsliar s er H'l5n L h Buterbaugh Cannarsa, Houck, McCandless, Stultz, Gilbert. Third row: McNight, Hart- an, Brannen, Hughes, Irons. Q t , 1 1 g, esc , I , aglll. Secun row: Mr. M1lls,Horner, OFFICERS Prexidenf-Ioe Harpster Vzbe Prewidenf-Harry Leach Secrefary- T rea.mre1e-Iames Hilling Chaplain-Richard Horner zfdvzlrer-Mr. Raymond Mills The Chimney Rocks Hi-Y under the excellent leadership of Mr. Mills had a line year. Although lacking in members, the club entered into many Helds during the school year. Regular meetings were held every other lvednesday evening at 7:50 o'clock at the X'.M.-Y.W.C.A. The programs were very interesting and educational. Various men of the community gave talks on their particular occupations or hobbies. The club made a few field trips to the various armed forces buildings and reserve centers in the surrounding area. The club also sponsored a dance at the YU after one ofthe basketball HI-Y games. The dance was an enjoyable affair for those attending and a profitable evening for the Hi-Y club. The main purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian character. Their four main principles are: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. The club held a spring get together which was enjoyed by all those who attended it. An increased membership in the club next year will activate a greater interest in the community, and enrich the lives of those fellows who belong to the club. 51 1 3 m Cast of Ever Since Eve. H 4' V rf' A 1 ' f, ' A 4 l 'K I s I k Q v f s T , , 4 , 1 fi 'K I fn..-.., awww 1 1 a o- 5 1 x senior n r . ,f r '. ' Q O O O 1 . 1 -5' I We 'D W V x 'N if Q. , , . - ig Q If k Ia . s EVER SINCE EVE 1 n 5 r Linder the direction oli ixliss Beverly xvilliams, the Senior Class presented their annual class platv, 'tlfver Since live, on the evenings of llecemlxer 5 and -l. liver Since live revolved around the age-old liattle of the sexes as a teen-age lzotv learns women have always lmeen getting men into troulmle Ever Since live. It is the mirthliul story of Susan Blake, a career girl, and the troulxles whit-li lmeset those two lotval musketeers, Iohnntv Clover and Spud Erwin, lfditor and Business .Xlanager ot' the Preston lligh School Penguin, when Susan high pressures herself into the position of Assistant Editor. Before the curtain falls on the second act, Susan always with the lrest possible intentions' -has almost lmankrupt the Penguin, shaken the friendship ofthe musketeers, and given them the measles. Yvhen her innocent enthusiasm almost lands them in jail, Iohnnfs mother steps in and saves the day as well as making sure that everyone is provided with a date for the Spring Formal. The cast presenting this lively comedtv con- sisted of: .l1r.f. Cfawer. . . .fafm Ilqlf cjftIi't'l' . .Un Cfuver .... .Sipud lC'l'N'Z.l1. . . tS'llJ'llll filafce. , , .Uarlfzlz lf'z'lf111'1f, , . lfeialzf lfrwlri . . . Uffeer eSwl.lIl0lZ . . 116111211 Qlllillll. . , Lzlqzffweffe Lee, . Prefion Hug ei K fz .' ..,...,,.,.. lvoolfnzll Playem . . .Pat YVhitlield ... . ,Bob lsenlmerg . . . , .Iames llenrlv Sterling Lamlmerson . . .lvanda Beringer ..,,...S-VlVl2i Burk , . .Barbara Bender . . .Richard .Xloore . . .Donald .Xlathais ,......Ruth Yvilt . . . Kay Stoudnour . . .Diek Nleadows, lay Helsel, Bob Brennan, and Tom Shaw ,XJ I ll , 4' Friends, Romans, Countrymen Ushers for the Senior Class Pliij 'tNow in mtv day ..... ll Hllelpl Put me down. ! fu- .Xny icleus'f'f Xvitli tlititerences of opinion as to cover and color, tlie 1954 Stzltl' of the Cliimrock got untler way, Due to tlie tireless ellorts of Sir. lf: nil Graf, zinlviser, :intl the two co-editors, Carol Brady anal loe llzirpster, tlle cover and contents NVCFC iI'llIlCtl Ullt illltl XVOI'l'i XVUS IICELIH. 'lille goal of sales was set at six liunclretl titty books, but in tlie final tluys ol, the sale tlie ,M-mf Chimrock it receipts soared past seven liuntlretl. Collecting zulvertisements, writing articles, gathering clatzi, anal sketching pictures kept tlie statl' members busy from Uctolmer until the linzil ilutvs of pulrlicution. llurtl work anal tireless elliort combine to protluce tlle 1954 Cliimrocli, lmelievecl to be tlie lmest -vet protlueecl. f fr.fl raw, fefllu r1Q1l1l.' Scheeler, Kezigv. Suksa, Beringer, Bt-mler, lwountain, Boyer, Brady. Semllid rule: Air, Graf, Cummings, Aultman, Nash, Foor, YVilt, Sharie, Burtnett, nh-ntzer. TfJ1'rifnm'.' Swope, Ritchey, Kensinger, Nhugill, Iohnston, Brown, In-lfries, f'lu4rll1 ro. llarpster, Leach. Stoudnour, Hughes, Cami, llelsel, Klepser, Slclilnin. v XJ fi 11:25 WJ I' Qi STAFF CU-l','1f1.fUl'.f Lxllflbl Brauly luscpll Hznrpstcr ,ill- ILIIt'J',I' . IllIlIlI.lIt'l'J' I3SlI'llilI'il SilkSil I.cnm'z1 Shemale 12.111-fUl'l4tl! Shljf Xxyillldkl BL'I'iIlf.5CI' 1321 Phil VH BL'I1Llt'I' VIL'-X' C Ll Ill IUiHES NZHICKX' gxlllllllilll Ruth Xvilt Putty I3LlI'tIlL'tt Sylvia Iohnslon Bill llughk-S E,-if Klcps.-,Q ,fd-'f'1'fz'm1'11K11 Slzzlff Nurlnn .xxlllllliilill Phyllis Hoycr Bclslv Swupv Iunc RitL'l1L'f' Bonnie Kcnsin Edgar .Wagill Hurry Leach Kay Sllllldlllilll' lf., llulscl ,ffl IZYJIYIPI'-P' .Wargznrct .Hunt Suzy Icfifics .wichucl MQ-Cla Izuncs Lllthcr Yizfpzi-'l.r slmlk-,' Kcugtv luncl Scllcclcr .Xxill'illYll Nusll Cflllllilt Fool' Silllilfil Brown Pfmh vgnzpfzw' Ch-H1-gc Cu nn gL'I xc ill Business .NXUIHIQLIS .Xrt Iinliu 'I'-vpisls JFS. MM FIN! row, lcfl In rhihf: Bowser, Patterson, Guyer, Yvilt, Manning, Yvhitfield, Ilenning, Rightnour, Biclcel, Aurandt, Smith. Svcond raw: Smith, Donovan, Berkheimer, XVeyandt, Harker, Commons, Link, Filson, Leonard, Helsel. Third raw: XVentz, Confer, Beegle, O'Connor, B. Oler, L. Mccandless, A. hlccandless, Ritchey, Lusnrdi. 1'iuurll1raw: Varner, Notislcer. Ulvr. Truhy, Yveyant, Stultz, Barroner, Long, Richards, Shea. Fifth ruw: Cnnn, Clapper. - burger The H-Burger's coming out today! That familiar cry was echoed eight times this year. Each issue was loaded with news events, sports articles, club items, and articles on XVho's YVho g Hhlatch the Title and things of interest to Hollidaysburg High Students. The staff consisted of boys and girls from all three grades. Patricia Whitfield was editor. Staff members attended several Press Con- ferences throughout the year. Frances Nlanning represented our school as president ofthe Central Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association. The journalists sponsored the annual T. B. essay contest, with two winners from the school. 56 VVanda Beringer received second prize, and Pat VVhittield third. The highlight of the statins social activities was the annual Valentine Ball held in Fehruarg . Ianet Davis and lay Helsel reigned as queen and king. Their senior attendents were Shirley Cummings and Don Stayer. The junior repre- sentatives were Anna Marie Denning and Scott Stultz. Representing the sophomores were Patty W'eyant and Cloyd W'hite. Refreshments were served after the otticial crowning. The school dance band furnished the music for the royal court. The hard working staff climaxed their sucessful year by their banquet held in Nlay. STAFF lfffliluf'-1.11-Cflzifjf. . . , .... Patricia Xvhillielcl 41J'J'lP1'l'l1ft' l'.'d1'l01'.r. , ...,... Frances .Xlanning and ,Xnne Denning Cn--Ym'.-' l'.lf1'1lu1'.v .,..... .... i xlaureen Shea anil Barbara Uler Jr.-'m'z'z1lv .Yewm l2'1f1'l01'. . . . , . . .Uolores Leonarml l L'lIllll't' ltlffflnr ,,,,.,. ...... l iarlvara Riglitnour 41J'.V01'1-tiff' 1 n11'1ll'e lUll!l.f0l', , . . . .Gretchen Trulvy .1..-,rm'z'ale Sporl.-' 1'.'dz'f01'.-' ...... Glen Clapper anal Louisa Luszirnli P1'mgf-Reader ...,...,...,... Patricia Patterson l:1fpz'.v!.r ........ .,..,..,......,. A lary Bowser, lane Aurandt, Nlarlene Smiih, .Wlarlene Long, Ianiee llelsel. Correwpofzdifzg Ifdflor ..,,... . . .Sally Conler Jr! Fdflol' ......,.... . . ,Patty Shroyer 13 11.v 'I-118. w'.v' .Uanager .... . . ,Connie YVilt Pfmfagrapfler ...,.. ,.,. G eorge Cann Reporlelw ...................... Nancy Beegle, Virginia Berkheimer, Patty Bickel, Doris Bowser, Kathleen Donovan, Nancy Filson, Blary Guyer, Ruth Harker, Shirley Hilenian, Carol Xventz, Barbara Link, Evelyn Nofsker, Ieanne U'Connor, Barbara Oler, .wary Oler, Maureen Shea, Nlary Ann Vogel, Nancy Yveyanclt, Iucly Stultz, Andrea Flccanclless, Linda fxlccanclless, Carole Io Harkness, Kay Richards. Brains behind the paper. s f lf! Pl'0Uli- RL'ilLlL'l' Patterson Looking over the H-Burgex OFFICERS P1'e.vz'de11l4Harry Leach I 'fre Pl'F.1'1'd6llfmDHX'C Helsel REl.'l7Fdl'llkg SerrelaqzffBarbara Rightnour Corretrporrdflig Secrefalyirlioni Hoover Treamurer-George Seely Ollicers hold meeting'?'??? T,-.---15-' e se , S our nmlr, ea vers, lliukinson. The Student Council, under the leadership of Mr. Charles Hill, has become one of the most active organizations in the school. The Council is composed of students who are elected by their respective homerooms. The Council meets to discuss the problems that arise throughout the high school. This allows the students to enter into the planning for the improvement of the high school. The students who enjoy the noontime dancing have the Student Council to thank for this. The Council also sponsored a dance after the Tyrone football game. The big dance sponsored by the Student Council this year was the Spring Frolic. Held in the month of April, it was a fitting climax to the many hours of hard work and planning which went into it. For the many absent-minded professors ofthe student body the Student Council ran the lost and found department. This depart- ment helps the students recover lost articles. Yet with all the improvements and enjoyments that the Student Council has brought to the school, they are still working hard to do some- thing special. ln the future years the school should certainly profit from the hard work of the Student Council. l fr.ri ruw, lijfl lu niuhlf Link, Harker Rightnour, Yventz, Troxell, Langham Shroyer, Kelley, Dodson, Kratzer Grove. Srvmid raw: Mr. llill, Eclsnrd Teeter, Cannursn, Iohnston, lohnston Trexler, Ceesey, Swope, Davis, U'Con nur, Boland, Bender. Third nm' llarpster, Shen, Trulmy, Magill, Xvvrtz YVilt, Kensinger, Hoover, Barroner YVhite, lrvin. l our1l1 run-.' Leach ' S l Sl' -' Langham, lrough, .e-sy, . ippq HI I St I I tl M h ll ars H f 1 XXI student dioings a 4- S-.A IQ' Ei, ii 6.73 N lllflllX'UllI'fiI15lk'I'S. 'l'ln- XX'iI1Ilk'IxU! ving an gmail tillltz' Uxvlmunm- mln I xitw' lcl'L S llla' llltlltllc-,H Hunig B11-xx jf? 39 f fr.rl rm--, lrfl lu nallls Fla-nm, Fislier, Fleflc, Tree.-se, hlrfnll, Benton, Right. nuur, Pattersoli, Kratzer, Link, Ye.-ldey, Ima.-li. .Xirrnlllf ruin: Bitnwn, Klein, Krntzer, Smith, Filson, Brenner, Lusarmli, Teniplun, lveyulldt, l.com1r.l, Ma'Csi5', llonuvan, Benton. Thin! ruw: He llius, Berkliimer, Harker, Bcringer, Plmivvr, Custlow, Oler, Zanlino, Bend-er, lvluuntain, Boyer, Briuly. f m1rlllru..'.' hlentzer, Fox, .'5lcTigne, Langham, Conti-r, llrmvn, Ten.-ter, Burket, Saksn. Clihvr, iwlugel, Feklmrd, Perrin l z'fIl1 luv-u: Riihurds, Ri-igh, llrua, Slmde, lveaver, Four, Renner, Uibert, Nei-ly, Neely, XYilker, Lowery. Silx-Ill rifle: Cannarsu, Hubbard, Us-lozier, Aultman, Vl'ilt, lVil!, Nladden, Swope, Icffries, Burtnetl, Stifller, Truxell, Shea. Scuulzlll raw: hlcKagne, Henson, Sellers, lohn- son, Brown, Beard. Ili-Isel, Caltabaugh, Thomas, Thomas, Davis, Nofsker, Imler. lfzialifh rum: Truby, bicliendh ree, llileman, Nlunning, Nleadows, lvhitlicld, Marsliall, Burk, Denning, Kensinger, Ritchey, Kerns, Linn. TRI -I-II- OFFICERS Pre.rz'denf-Wa nd a Beringe r I 'Ice Pl'EJl'dEI'llftxllIl Denning Secrefaqy-Frances Nlanning Y keawurer--Patricia Vtlhitfield Chaplain-Tune Ritchey 11dl'l.JCfJTMFS. Shirley Vtlhitlield Miss Nancy Graham To one hundred junior and senior girls Tri- Hi-Y meant lots of work and loads of fun. These girls met the second and fourth Tuesday of every month during the 1955-54 term. Each meeting was conducted in a similar manner. It was opened with a devotional service, which was followed by a business discussion. The meeting was then turned over to the program chairman, who had many interesting speakers and several entertaining programs. The highlight of the year was the joint meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y. The program was a panel discussion of teen-age problems in which members of both groups participated. This year the club was faced with the age-old 60 problem of finding an adviser. Mrs. Lillian Kiesling, who started the year with us, was unable to finish. A tea was given in her honor. Her position was filled by two capable people, Bliss Nancy Graham and Mrs. Shirley lvhitfield. The various activities of the club were the entering of a Club Clippings Contest, a toy drive for under-privileged children, and a clothing drive for the needy people overseas. The club entered a float in the Halloween parade and sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and a Yvinter Formal. For their own pleasure the girls went bowling, roller skating, and had a gym night. They closed the year with the annual weiner roast and banquet, both held in Nlay. lfinrl rmv, ld! Ia rlghl: Baker, Link, Calvert, Gorsuch, Krause, YVentz, Beegle, Ayers, lfstep, Downing. .Yrrmirf row: Kelly, Campbell. Denning. Newman, A. lWcCandless, liouslaugh. Hilemnn, Gilden, Chamberlain, Rice, Third raw: llurge, Altmansholier. Shaw, Davis, Strayer, Uler, Shroyer, l Bixler, Iohnson, l,. Nlccandless. Fnurlh l row: Harkness, XVarner, Drass, YYeyant, Yvogan, Creuzberger, Stult7, Bowser, Barroner, llowe. TRI- HI- Y CADETS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Prefzideni-Marilyn Altmanshofer flee Prewidenf-Sherry Strayer Secretary-Helen Gildea Treaawrer-Kay Richards Chaplain-Anna Campbell SECOND SEMESTER Pre.fz'denf-Alice Yvogan I 'Ice Prefidenl-Anclrea DlcCandless e9Flfl'6fl1l:lf- Trezuurer-Bernadette Denning fIdt'li.fFf'-MTSS Ann Ularee Brady lVere you at club last night? Surel I wouldn't miss it for anything. Tri-Hi-Cadets is made up of girls in the sophomore class. The purpose of this club is to train the girls to have a better Christian character. The Cadets had many interesting programs at their meetings. One of their pro- grams featured Patty YVeyant and her baton twirling. Patty Shroyer also entertained them with a pantomine. For their social affairs, they had a hayride, and a swimming party. In February they sponsored a Valentine Dance, which required many hours of hard work to prepare. Besides these social projects the club bought books for the Veterans Hospital. During the year the members helped serve many banquets at the Y , YVhen working with fellow club members, anything could be turned into fun. Xve know the girls will keep up with the good work and attendance next year when they become members of the Tri-Hi-Y. The club has been successful under the leadership of the capable officers and adviser. 61 Strand raw: Mr. Graf, Stiffler, Ioh ' son Piper, Nlyers. Third roi X H C B ' Clapper, Luther. PROJECTION CLUB OFFICERS Preaidenf-Iames Luther Vice Pre.rz'a'eni-Carol Brady Secretary-Donna Piper Treamurer-Lenora Shade Adt'l11'6fi'MF. Emil Graf The training of the members to operate projectors and other audio-visual equipment. This, the purpose of the 1955-54 Projection Club was successfully fulfilled by its members who met the first and third Thursday of each month. During the year, members learned to operate Bell Howle projectors, R. C. A. pro- jectors, strip film projectors, and wire recorders. These demonstrations were aided by the use of the projectionists manuals, ABC's of Visuals Aids , which were available to each member. However, all the club's activities were not in the field of learing. They sponsored dances 62 the December 18th and February 26th basket- ball games. These dances, which were enjoyed by the students, also aided the club in raising money. The club's other projects for the year included running the amplifier for school affairs, class parties, assemblies and dances. They also helped with the minstrel show at the Iunior High School. With the prospect of a larger and more interested club next year, the club climaxed their activities with a banquet held the end of the school year. l 1'r.r1 row, Inf! In rzlqhl: Confer, Shade Ulcr, Davis, Wlilker, Gill, Brady l'l t , u l Aultman, arvcy, ann, ycrs, Smith FIr.rl raw, lefl lo rzlahlx Brubaker, Ray, O. Stimer, Link, Fasick, Fastep L Stittler, Campbell. Snowberger. Se d row: Mr. YValker, Ritchey, W'e5 t Hoover, Sawich, Long, Keefer, Diehl, Bottenfield, Conner. Third row: lVert- man, Reep, Koch, Gray, Hite, Feather, Edmunclson, Davis, Mattern, Lee. Fourlh row: H. Smith, Tipton, G. McClelland. Claar, Bem, Moudy, E. Mcclelland, O. Smith, Ford. THE F.F.A. OFFICERS Premfdenf-Robert Bottenfield I 'Ice Prewidenf-Richard Link Secreiaqy-Ronald Eastep Trea.rurerEKenneth Fasick Reporfer-Chalmer Keefer Senfinel-Iohn Snowberger During the school year the Future Farmers of America held one or more meetings each month. The regular meeting was held on the third Thursday of each month, the others whenever necessary. At these meetings programs which wer? very interesting to the future farmers were hel . The FFA had a large part in making the farm shows in Hollidaysburg and Harrisburg a success. At these farm shows many ofthe boys received honors for their farming achievements. The boys may remain members of the FFA after they are graduated. Two of Hollidays- burg's former students who brought honors to the school are Roger Moyer, who received the Keystone Farmer's Degree and the Adult Kiwanis Cup, and Iames Brubaker, who won first prize in the Onion Division at our Local Farm Show. Bob Bottenfield, a senior, brought recognition to both himself and the school when he was given a plaque for outstanding farm achieve- ments in the Bedford, Fulton, and Blair County areas. Many of the boys also participated in the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest and the Area Project Contest. Wlhen school is over for the year, the boys continue their home projects with the help of Mr. Yvalker. By doing this, the boys learn the correct methods and techniques for farming in the hot summer months as well as in the cooler months. 1r.f1r4m', lrfl In rliullls lfverlmrl, llnnn, Long, Barron:-r, Dt-llius, lit-uhm, hrnve, R glut: v , full. M- lo. .Sui-mzfi ww: rs. Hammer, Cliln-r, Rutherford, Filson, Cnsllmn, Slmcnmlwr, Lcunard, K agner, VH-yziriilt, 'II-mpl nn. Tlrirri uf llivt-ly, Zunlinn, lnlinstnn, uxstr, l,utliL'l', lllrfnv, Trulvy, Piper, Ullman, Davis, Smllli, fnvurlfz Inv: linn, Slemlims, Amlt-rswn, Lung, Snyder. filiflfl rm-'J llf-llcli, Smitll. lnl u u l l la Xl l xx ins nba g 1. ' 'vc -r-,i ea. U s, Clanr, ydlg, hlulliins, Henry, llwlsingc-r, Fdmundsun. .S'l.rll1 1-.nw llurtman, ann, Lennicr, ll--lst-I, Slmu, Henson, Brennan, llalu-r, Kline, Wt-Ish. if ur N' t n ' iitl-, llmlsrm, Ki-lly, Draw, ixlnfirziwl, WIN - - CHUM CLUB OFFICERS Prefidenf-Donald Dlathias Vice Pre.n'deni-Vvlood ward Smith Treamzlrer-Marguerite Davis Secrelaly-HFlorence Rutherford fIdt'l'JEf1MFS. Ed ythe Hammer The constitution urges that we take our places as mature and responsible citizens in a functioning democracy and to promote pro- grams of cultured, social, and educational nature. These are just a few of the high ideals set up by this club. The newly formed Vllinachum Club is made up of past and present members of the Family Living classes. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hammer the club has been active in many 64 social gatherings during the school year. Many' new acquaintances have been made through this club and it has taught good sports- manship. During the year the members have attended swimming parties, a roller skating party, and the wind-up event was a combined outdoor swimming party and picnic held the last week of school. ixlusic, Aiusic, Aiusic. Sadie Hawkins Dag Starlight Rcmlczvcius. Ficnwrics. H 1, I 'U . MI' as sf' ff its '- f .Ll , - if 1 .WI-.Q l I ' , If 'QS 'TZZ.. 1 , Q pg .ak Qi wf+v1. waiiizfff H 5 fl, gi' x xg, x . , i 9 5 B3 J , I , rw ' W A Q ' . V lang ' ,. '- M y - WV it ' ,gf ,,,, Ib V, . I ' E5 RQ' .5 2 ' . , ' 5 S 3'f ' -I, , f, 4... 1 ,,wa','Efiff:Xu..A.AN KI x ,C 1 6 W' E9 tiki if if jAgff. g f Y we 1 fi1TiQW 1 fs ' A 0 I .fd - Wiz P - Q, I r 51-if . . Q N fx ': ,A ,N V ef! Q K W Wgm lmq l . ramad. .. V wwf? gp:-?v.v.j -. K ,L Y,wgE5f:3?Egx! fp' 4 E 9 f 11 I ' , . ,, ' i LW. ri , K 351: N 1. - fin- vi- . in ax -'Tig ' R ' uv- Q -Affair. 'Q' T?5fa' iii-f3'..'X' , f ff ' M MQ' b ' , 1 hu -. ' i My Y My ,af N, I w , Q Af K N , - js I N f ,. . A . I MN s 5' 7 8 ' L fi nf if ' V X 5- v i QL t in ef' 285 1' .r 9' , ,, , -Jr 1, 'J 1 -4 R. 12. Q-, if -H W lr g V -1. , , ' :fx it X I W Q ' . nm, !. , s 4 : '::r.'::: ,VT ' fm...Ug ,x ' fft:::'g ' ' f'.,.7.- VA., ,, . ' 'f N W 8 l ,. 1' .5 nb: -:4.','-'X- 5' THE ATHLETICS it 1 5' J .,,., .N ff H, ,, , fin . UC is 3 if .1 33 QW 3 'lk xv' ' 'Q Y, f 6 4.6. 'f ' 'i' M x ll-Burg -ll '54 120 15 15 58 40 48 7 26 football S C U R E S Opponent Saxton-Liberty Roaring Spring State College Philipsburg Elmensburg Altoona Cathol Claysburg Huntingdon Bellwood-Antis Tyrone 1C Sco FC 0 1-I 15 15 1-1 7 6 0 13 20 Bob Brennan The 1954 gridiron campaign was one of the most colorful in the history of H-Burg football. Producing upsets and being upset, new oppon- ents, muddy contests, a new attendance record, and a three-game winning streak all added up to an outstanding year. The indominable tighting spirit and the physical condition of the team were outstanding. From the very first game the Golden Tigers improved steadily and ended in a blaze of glory. The Tigers, scoring in every period, defeated Saxton-Liberty with a score of 41-O. It was the first game for both schools. To keep up with the trend the Tigers came from behind to defeat the Yellow Iaclcets from Roaring Spring with a score offi-1-14. Jay Helsel lhe grountl power ol the llurlmlnnmen letl them to Ll vlctorlx' over State follege, with at score ol' lfll-l3. 'lqhe Goltlen Tigers' k'llilIlL'L' lor an perllect season was stoppetl when Phlllpslnnrg tletl them I3-IS. It was at ll2ll'll-lhtlllglll. gunle to the entl. 'lxhe llolllclzn-vslrnrg 'lilgers were llnnllgv lreanten lor the lirst time this year. .X winless lflnenslmurg team came to town nntl won 14-15. The .Xluruutlers lronm .Xltoonzt Cutlmollc were overpoweretl nncl tleleutetl 58-7 lay the Tigers. Surge Xvhite anal lay llclsel letl the storing. llolllclzlyslrurg trouncecl ClilkYSllLll'g -10-ti at the Clztyslrtllg lleltl, lmrlnglng the reforml to llve vlftorles, one tie, anal one clcllezlt. Before one ol' the smallest erowtls at the lluntingtlon llelcl, ll-Burg toolq its sixth victory hy wzslloping lluntlngtlon -18-0. Sarge Xvhlte got two touchtlowns to lezul in the scoring patranle. Losing 7-tm ut the encl ol the thlrtl periotl, the liellwootl Blue Devils llnull-V clcleutetl at stnlnlmorn llollitlayslmurg teann 13-7. Sarge Xvhite seorctl the only touchtlown ol' the evening lor ll-Burg. The llnrhlnmen llnishecl the llootlmall season ln splencllcl vletortx' lay tlellczttlng the Coltlcn lfugles of Tyrone, 20-20. It was at Il1L'IllUl'2llJlC entllng for the nine senior lxoys, whose llootlmll careers at llollltlznqvslnlrg lllgh came to at close. Various orgzmizations tenclerecl lmnquets to Tom Shaw the Cfolclen llgers, llflllglllg the 1:4 pngskm season to at granul lnnsll. f'fr.r! mtv, Iefl fu rnyhl: I llrlscl, Cristo, Henson, Shaw, Brennan, Graham, Scott, YVKH, Stoutlnuur. A'erunzl raw: Nlr. Dlvely, Feathers, Feallxers, .Nl--Gee, lletvviler, Fagan, Brown, Seely, Culbertson, Lelrcrlingcr, Rclfner, Fir. Durbin, Third raw: XYert- man, Irvin, Porter, Slmrp, Llngenfelter, Hlwser, .-Xlllrlght, Strayer, .Nh-rritts. lfuurlh raw: U. Hulst-I, Samuelson, NVhlte, llanngle, Kelly QW' A Hb QQ ?353tt49PEffF Kay Stoudnour K JUNIOR The Iunior Varsity under the leadership of Coach Vincent Turchetta compiled an impres- sive record try winning tive games and losing two. The Little Tigers started otli the season with a victory over Bellwood-Antis. llollidaysliurg had ll tirst downs and Bellwood had 3. The Iayvees kept a clean slate by defeating Huntingdon 28-0. The Iayvees remained on the winning side hy defeating the Altoona Catholic Iayvees 7-0. The touchdown came when there were only two minutes left to play. VARSITY The Iayvees continued by defeating Tyrone 32-O. The game was played on the winners' lot. The Tigers led in tirst downs 7 to -1 and in net yardage rushing 139 to 9-l. The Iayvees' try for an undefeated season was ended when Bedford defeated them 20-19. The Little Il-Burgers detieated luniata Valley 25-0 in the losers lot. It was the litith win to six starts for the winners. The Iayvees ended the tiootliall season lxy losing to VVindlJer -IU-6. Thus ending with a 5-2 record. Marcy' Criste Bill Benson Iack Wilt Dave Graham Tom Scott Charles Fagan -fs 31 35 49 Z BEQ57 ,47 SEE B91 F 23 'W ff 1 fr.f1r.m', Inf! lu rfqlzl: Nlcrritts, Strayer, Feathers, YVertman, Dangle, Rcffncr, Porn-r Lcbcrfivlgcrg Semnnl raw: Fhathias, Bowser, Kully, Safely, Sharp, Brown, Lingenfclter, Alluright, YYHI. Im- Irvin Dave Hclscl Bill Samuelson flu-val Yvlmitc Vaughn Dctwilcr 'll-d Ax1Cc:CC .9 so gg. M ,,,4.a.-...rt-M asketball ll-Burg Opponent Scoie 'l'he llollidaxvshurg Iligli haslaethall team to F Y i tt Q0 under Coach Ralph llarden, played under a -I., lilflf Q Q . Z. terrific li..-iglith handicap this tvear. Showing A Boulmi ' Wm more scrap than any other team in the annals -I4 Still UE H 1, of' llollida-vshurg High the Golden Tigers to 'l L. 0655 46 compiled a record of l-f wins and 5 losses. i oaring . Jring' , . . 37 lcwigtgwlf ' -H Starting out strongly, the-v downed Lverett 4-5 ljhi1ibgL,urg4 3-5 C9-20, Roaring Spring -17-55, and Bedford bl-21. - e -- H 5 -f In their fourth start the Tigers were defeated bv Of' I- H 00 st 1 c u ' th r 1 ' 1 47 44 Th: ., , , ,, 2 . .,. , i K - , k ol ixlount Lnion ol ' 1 il lyk? m 1' Q ml Siuwfg 01 ' fm 59 Huntingdon 56 East- it us reguar season oss in .. games or 65 Lewistown 69 R ylgusl D . . 58 Lt.wiSt,,wn 66 After Lxhrrstmas vacation they again downed 57 philipslml-g 55 Roaring Spring. Then, traveling to Lewistown Y ' ' . . to o en the .Nlountam League, thev were handed 5 Ax rom -fo Pg V .. . 47 .Nlount Union -lo 1' 'H'-97 llflcfll- 75 Altoona Catholic 5-l Still rollin f alon , the Ti fers rolled u lea 'ue . , . . 5 . .g E P , 5 70 lluntingdon -fl victories over Phxhpsburg, ltvrone, hlount Lmon tifi Lewistown 72 and Huntingdon. The win over Ttvrone was 3 55 Altoona Catholic -18 hard fou -ht 50-59 overtlme vistorv. E . l'Ir.rI row, left Ia rnfhf: Hilling, Ratchfiord, Criste, Hughes, Slayer. .Yet-arid row: Fir. Hill, Harpster, Fir. Harden. Third m..': 5'1t'G:-e, Knight, Nlrcoy, Rhodes. Sfultz, Hoover. 5141 1'1'tx' Lx 11511- Iglill R41l1'l1l111'1l l l111141l1l Slilf 1-1' '-x-f 1 nn lx! 1 I1111 111111115 l bifk l l111'1u-1' 'll-1l 514-111-1- llu' l11'sl 1'.v1'lc ul llu' 1Xl111111t41111 l.1'4151u' 1-1ulc1l ill QI tl11'1'c 11'41Lx' lu- willl ll11ll11l41xx'sl1111'5, .Xl111111l H II11-11p's41111I11.11116111'l1415l411l11ll 111s Lvuiun Qllltl l.4-wist11w11 415 ilu- 1111111-1ul111g 11-41 l.1'w1st11w11 pu-x'411l1'1l 41g41111st .Xluunt L'11i1111 iillll llu'11 KlL'l-Cilltll lIIllllllil.X'Slllll'il 111 tlu- S1-1111ul gzmu- 419-1143. Only lwu klillYS lLllL'l' l.cw1st1m11 111111-l1-1l L11 ll11ll11l41.xsl1111'g Alllkl 1'411'l11-ml up llu-11' ll111'1l 1'ul111'lx' 1111-1' llltll' l11151srm-.38. ll11ll11l41xsl1111'LL 1'1111l1111u-nl 111 11141st1-1' tlu' 11llu'1' t1-41111s. 'l'lu-Av 1l1-ln-4111-1l l'l.1l1psl1111'g, 'I1lX'l'l!I1L', illlll .Xl111111l L'11i1111 41ll lin' llul 51-uuul linux lll llltll' llrst 111111-11115 witll .xlltlllllll f411lu1lu' tlu- Vl1lgL'I'S W1-1'u x'u't111'1r111s 7.1-.U-l. ll11lll1l41xxsl1111'5 LI'L'Rllk'll il tu- lm' ilu' N M-uuul 1'Av1'l1A ul' llu- 4Xl111111t11111 l,1-415111- l11' 1l1AlL-411- 1 lllg lllllllillglllbll 70--42. .xgillll 1l1'41111115 Ll lvlxu 111111 tlu-S1-1'111ul 5411111- ul lllk'I7lilxY1lllS, tlu' l1gL'l'S W1-V1' llgiilll 1l1-lc41l1'1l lp' l.1'w1Sl11w11 fl-11.1. lll llu-11' llllill gilllll' llu- f1llltlk'll T151-1x 1l1-l1-4111-1l .Xlt11111141 Qantluulu' 11.1--U34 ll11ll11l41-xsl1111'g lllgll 1'4111 l11- pfllllkl ul 115 l141sl11'tl141ll lL'QlIIl XYlllLll, i1ltlllillU,ll plLlYlIl,Ll lIllKlk'l' il NYL'illik'lllllg llilllkllkilp, 4111411111-1l il 1'1'1111'1l 91111 1-1111115l1 111 11141l11' illl-N sl111lr11t llfllllkl. ye V QXS SCOR ICS The Hollidayshurg IV's under coach Charles Hill compiled a record of ten wins against seven losses. ln their season opener against Everett they prevailed 58-15. They downed Roaring Spring and Bedford lietiore tasting their first defeat, H Bmg Opponent Scum This was administered hy State College -16-26. Spring RTI-yingSto.1nagcT2u9p ltgoilt this loss tsixexy edged Bedford 18 oaring pring - , u m dK1SElSLl0l1S rip StatoCo11ogo 46 to Lewistown they were downed 70-41. They Roarin S ring 29 were then downed in the Hnal seconds 4-1-42 by U g P Lefvfstown 70 Philipsburg. Phihpsburg 44 I th, tt t th t I Tyvrone 54 n eir nex wo engagemen s ey rou ec Mount Union 8 Tyrone and Nlount Union. At Huntingdon, EUU.t1FSd0n however, they were beaten 79-46. Lewistown efvls Own - and Philipsburg came next and continued to 5-ggggiburg keep the IVA's in their slump. Lewistowrn Mount Union 55 routed them 61-56, and Phihpsburg won 66-55- Altoolla Catholic 59 Gettin back in form, Hollidavsburg took Huntingdon 04 g . ' Altoona Catholic 59 over Tyrone, Mount Union, and Altoona Catholic, in that order. In a return test with Huntingdon they were defeated once again 54-57. Altoona Catholic completed the IV's season with a 59-31 waxing of Hollidayslmurg. I uhl: Yvhite, Boland, Gilbert, Myers, Helsel, Treese. Second row: Lindsey, Bowser, Dangle, H1 A1 g t Mathias, Frank. 33 ,-ALJ Fir-.ri row, lqll la rzyhl: 1V1cGinnis, Rorahaugh, Iaclxson, McKee, Zeth, Yvalters, Moyer, Grove, Claar, Prough, Snyder. Setnnd row: Cnstlnw, Goshen, Corliin, Edmundson, Ott, lianilnaker, D. 11e1sn:1, Culbertson, McGee, Dutfv, Dodson. Third row: Mr. Gallagher. Delozier, Clapper ,Rhodes Patterson, Crone. Led hy Coach Ioe Gallagher, the Hollidays- lmurg wrestlers established a 4-6 record in the 1955-5-1 season with the highlight being the doulmle win over Cresson. The H-Burg matmen were defeated 50-11 in the match with Philips- hurg, but made a fascinating come back to hand Indiana a 24-18 defeat. Clearfield proved to be too powerful for the Tigers who suffered a 51-11 loss. In the next contest Iohnstown emerged the victor by defeating the Golden Tigers 26-17. Then they struck another sour note, losing to Bedford 22-20, and to Tyrone the following week 22-19. Traveling to State College for the next lmattle the llollidayslmurg groaning experts still off key hit a 30-9 defeat. The Blue and Xvhite ended the season by defeating Lewistown 27-17, At the close of the season the 11-Burg wrestlers traveled to Lock Haven to compete in the district wrestling tournament. Charles laclxson held on, lmut was defeated in the semi-finals. Ron Claar, expert 11-Burg heavtvweiglit, lost in the finals in a thrilling encounter. restling Mr. Gallagher takes over. . --Alva ,J N The Hollidayshurg High School Baseball Team came through with its sixth straight Blair County League Title in 1953. 1n doing so, Coach Ralph 11arden's boys posted a fine record ofa nine wins against only one loss. The season opened on April 1-1 with a 1-1 tie with lV1orrison Cove. Snoberger and 11inis'1 allowed only five hits for their respective teams. 1n their next encounter, although out-hit 8-7, they managed to squeak by Claysburg 5--1. Continuing their winning ways, the Burgmen bumped lvilliamsburg and Tyrone by 2-0 and 12-1 scores. Traveling to lV1orrison Cove, Hollidaysburg met with trouble. B. Hinish pitched two-hit ball for the hosts, while Covels batsmen drove in nine runs to win 9-0. In a tune-up for the return engagement with Cove, Hollidaysburg blasted Claysburg 5-1. ln the big game Cove toured to Hollidays- hurg. Allen Grifhth, the second batter in the last of the first, drove the ball out ofthe park to drive in the only run of the day. Yvith the 1-0 victory over Cove under their belts the Tigers finished off Tyrone 2-0. Then the Burg almost blew their changes. Com- mitting four errors, the Golden Tigers had to bang across three runs in the last inning to win 5--1. The final game of' the season showed H-Burg downing Vt'i11iamsburg 7-2 behind H. Mi11er's two-hit pitching. 1n the final analysis Bruce Fox and lim Hilling led Ho11idaysburg's batsmen with .-167 and .411 averages. lV1uch of the credit of the fine season must go to the pitchers, Snoberger and Nliller, who did excellent jobs. The Hollidayshurg High Thinclads, under Coach Bob Dively, were greatly handicapped hy lack of experience. Perhaps if home meets were scheduled, a greater interest would he shown for this sport. 'liheir first meet of the season was at State College in a triangular meet with State College and Tyrone. Hollidalvslmurg placed second hehind State College. Only two dual meets were held. The Thin- clads lost to Bellwood Antis 59M to 49M and lost to Huntingdon 68 to -ll. Against very stiff' competition at the annual District Six Track and Field Meet at Altoona, Hollidayshurg placed sixth. lay llelsel and Bill Benson hrought some honors buck to the school. lay Helsel tied for second place in the pole vault, and Bill Benson took fourth place in the shot put. OFFICERS PfF.l'1-I2lFlIf 'ILll1C Ritchey fvfrr Preddenlf -flionnie Kensinger See. Trvaimrer -Phyllis Link Awarzir ClIdl.flHdl1mAHHC Denning Sporltr Clzafrman-Sallie Treese S0fl'H!C0l7l01l.ff66iI3H6t Hubbard Marcia Renner One of the many objectives of the Girl's Athletic Association is to promote good sports- manship among the other girls. To become a full pledged member of this organization one must earn fifty points by engaging in such athletic activities or sports as basketball, bowling, or tumbling. By devoting one hour to any major sport as basketball or bowling one is entitled to three points. Two points are earned for evertv hour spent in an-v minor sport as hiking, ping pong, or dancing. The president automatically receives lititeen points upon her election to otliee, while other otlicers gain ten points. The sports manager gets Hve points, and committee members, three. Students who participate in noontime intra- mural activities and those who are cheerleaders or majorettes are also entitled to points. Illegal absence from a G.A.A. meeting pena- lizes a student two points. The cost of tardiness is one point. Upon reaching a goal of 550 points a member receives a numeral, but it' she has earned 750 points, she is entitled to the letter II.,' The president receives a star, and if she has possessed a letter for one -vear, she is awarded a chevron. A member may not be absent from more than three meetings or more than four socials. Upon disregarding these rules a member's name is dropped from the roll. There is one social a month, and among those participated in this year are: September, Gym Night, October, Halloween Party, December, Bowling, Ianuary, Roller Skating, February, Swimming, Ixlarch, Bowling, April, Initiation and Nlay, a picnic. Finrf row, lefl la rzbfzl: McCall, Renner, Hubbard. A. Denning, Ritchey, Kensinger, Link, Treese, Grove, Yeckly. Second raw: Miss Qarlmg, Chamberlain, Link, B. Denning, Diehl, Brown, Hileman, Zanfinu, Gildea, Benton, Eastep. Thfrd raw: Newman. Cannarsn, Lger, Harker, Smith, Eboch, Teeter, Helsel, Altmanshofer. IVIeTigue, Perrin. Fourlh raw: Benson, W'arner, Dress, Hileman, Burk, Nleadows, Keagy, Oler, Davis, Lenning. v Ffnrl row, lsfl In niahl: Brennan, Shaw, Benson, I. Helsel, Cristo. Svcmid rniv: Fir. Durbin Zach Irvin Snovnhergcr Stoudnour, Jackson, Hilling. Third rnw: Dlcfiee, Hoover, D. Us-lsel, Fagan, Samuelson, Ratnhforcl The Varsity Cluli, which is uncler the clirection of hir. Durhin ancl Fir. llarclen, was not as active this year as in the past. However, the main purpose of the organization was carried out. This purpose was to purchase sweaters for the members who qualitiecl. ln ortler to he eligible for a sweater a boy hacl to earn two letters in a major sport or three letters in a minor sport. Nlonetv for these sweaters was earnecl lay selling popcorn during the varsity foothall anal haslcetliall games. The memhers who were not out for that particular sport mliml the actual selling. It is lneing planneml that in the future this cluh will lmecome a more active organization. Although the principal iolw ol' the memliers is their participation in their respective sports, they will he ahle to other some help in sponsoring other school activities. Also, a slvstem of regular monthly meetings will help to lormulate a more positive program for this organization. VVe want a touchdown CHEERLEADERS Try to imagine a sport without spectators. It seems pretty cleacl tloesn't it? We-ll, that is how llolliclaysburg woulcl have seemecl without its peppy 1955-5-l cheerleatlers. This year the girls trietl to aclal more zest, spirit ancl pep to the stutlents with tight signs, hetter cheers anal hetter pep rallies. The varsity cheerleatlers, Ruthe Nvilt, Ruth llarlaer, Suzy Iefliries, Ianet Davis, Lois U'Brien anml Alice Leach with the help of the cheer- leaders, Plarcia Renner, Ueanne hlcligue, Inez lJOLlSOI1, illlll IOUIIHL' BI't?XX'I1 lU2ltlL' llll' YYilllS Ul- ll-Burg rock with spirit at the games anal pep meetings. Lvmler the supervision oi' .Nliss Ianet Carling, the girls provecl the saying that practice makes perfect. 82 ffm! rm.: Leach, .S'rrmid rum: llarlxel Third rm. XYH1, lwmrlh rmv: leflries. Uaxis, U'Pn'ien, I'1r.rI1'mv, lwfl ln rwlrl' llrnsly Boyer. Gilclea, Vogel, Langham, iNlrTiglie, Burkhart, Treese. Srrmzd rm.-5 Can' narsn, Renner, lluhhartl, Slateg, llelscl, ' Ritchey, Hurtnett, Stifller. Thzrd mtl Curtis, Bigelow, llileluan, Xvilt, Feathers, Feathers, Hopkins, ixlagill, lleininger. fulirfh rum: Houck, Luther, Hartman, lirnnnen, Smith, 15leKnight, Irons, buyer, BOWLING LEAGUE The lligh School Bowling League, umler the threction ol Fir. Cecil Fox, had a very successful vear. The Bowling League was composed ol' eight teams: four which met on .Nlonclay after school at the HY . The captains of the ixlonclay teams were: Dave Graham, Bill Smith, Eel lloucla aml Ronaltl Claar. Arlene Cannarasa servetl as their secretary. The remaining teams, with Carol Bratly acting as secretary, met on YYL-clnesclay. Gary Curtis, Phil XVilt, Carol Bracly anml lim Brannen served as captains. YV't 1 h the help ol .xlix Fox the memlmers ol' the leauue learnt-tl the tumlamentals ot' howling anal how to put them to use. all t h 3. L: L i , udent doings T110 XvilIL'I1tiIlL' fm 1-mu' ' W from i-'f ',g-6 ,sprung ff , ,-.-n-..,, I l .1-0e..,,'i-f .1-i..:S-n .-.. 4. 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QualJz1e.r MAIN ST o DIAL 5 8442 JOHNSTOWN PA QFFICIAL Yr, xmfsooh PHOTOGRAPHER Cfllllgltlfllftlfl mf I0 Clam' of 1954 BLACK TOP DRIVFWAYS I F Sousuere Puoxn H918 HOLLIDAX SB L RC . - 0 , . . , 7 ' W ' 4 o.1 W rrfw' vw, .4.n L m YN , I 4 Craftsmanshzp The finer maternal thmgs o lu e are made by a usxon 0 the baser elements 0 nature wrth human aspmmon wluch nds expresslon 1n supenov Craftsmanshzp A h1gh trxbute to human mtelllgence 15 that mm can take a pxece of cl ry and nuke of xt a thxng of beauty In all of the processes ol thxs transformrtron there must be a gu1d1ng mmd that m1nd xtself 1S gurded by asp1rat1on 1n the s1mpler processes such as the mxxmg of clay w1th other rnater1als that asp1rat1on 15 rn IIS lower form but rn each successxve endeavor 1 h1gher form 19 eudent untll the completed xessel reaches the hands of the art1st for decoratlon endeax or The thought or sentiment th xt gu1des h1s hands are the result of 3SplI'EitlOl1 the sklll wlth whzch hrs h mds work IS craftsm rnshxp Exther would be meffectxve wlthout the other when comhmed 1 thmg of both beauty and utrlxty results We have chosen a clay vessel to lllustrate th1s pO1Dt but these thxngs apply to all else that can have an element of beauty Prmtlng IS no exception Skxlled hands alone cannot produce the hxghest grade of prrntlng There must also be asp1rat1on to do better what thousands do well There must be a comblnatmon of natural talent knowledge guned from experxence md of course the necessary tools Every prmter has these ID some degree The dlfference between prmters IS the degree 1n which they have them When they are present rn a hlgh degree they result rn beauty and useful prxntmg The extent to whrch we have them has gamed for us a hlgh appreclatxon among many patrons Gray Pvmtmg Company, Inc DuBots and Falls Creek Pennsylvama Prmtevs ofthe 1954 Chnnroc l Here we have man at his best, creating beauty, that which there is no greater earthly V U . 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