Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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We hope ThaT in The TuTure you will enioy looking Through These pages and remembering your friends, your Teach- ers, your acTiviTies, and your sporTs. The sfaff enjoyed preparing This Chirnrock Tor you. We hope you will Treasure iT and read iT ofTen. ln- '45 ' J -f VD-'S if Wfa dhrf Q4 l W if N ppm., Wh x X CONTENTS s Classes Activities L ff 5 K D Afhlehcs 3 wp X '1 1f.,..d ,, 'E , , .gf MISS JOAN RUCK D DICATION VVE HONOR . We, the members of the Class of l959, dedi- cate this thirtyesixth edition of the Chimrock to Miss Joan Ruck. As our class advisor, her tire- less efforts on our behalf have given us success in all our undertakings. Her wise guidance, both in the classroom and in the many problems con- cerning class activities and duties, will always be gratefully remembered. But most of all we are appreciative of her true friendship to each one of us and her willingness always to lend a help- ing hand or a sympathetic ear. ln the years to come as we read through our Chimrock, we will fondly remember Miss Ruck lor her pleasant personality and for the help and encouragement which she has always given us. ff f lfyx I 9... X nf' Mmmmgu 1 'Q an , H 'tri M M S . ,., 55,131 fam l . . :V,. . IDE ' i Qi a 3 2 A W,...,..-S----- ,pipe- DQ .5 K K , -Q A Di- E ' 1 5 6. A? n 32243 inf LQ:-:4 ' I ig-.ifl f 'J 0 ff! ,. .n F l '2'lLASSES -5-is----- ' 0-0 M! Q 5-- The Camera's Eye Introduces The Friends We Knew 11 I-IOLLIDAYSBURG COMMUNITY JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Allegheny Township L. W. Palmer C. L. Hoover Lester A. Stiiller Andrew W. Keen Henry T. B. Cassada Hollidaysburg Borough lohn Woodcock. Ir. Iohn S. Clapper Carl E. Treese Iesse Wright. Ir. W. Ewing Findley E. G. Hamill Harvey N. Hyle. Sr. Blair Township George Barefoot Russell F. Delozier Vance Eichelberger Eugene C. Root Mrs. Marjorie Helsel Juniata Township Elvin Ritchey Harold Ritchey Iere E. Long E. F. Beegle Alva Burger Duncansville Borough Frankstown Township William I. Young Orville G. Brua Kenneth D. Magill Elwood Barroner Homer Dutrow Albert Perry Elmer Delozier R. W. Crissman George Trostle Kenneth Hamel Newry Borough SCl'l00l Bldg. Authority Boyd Shaw Thomas L. Caum, Chairman Ralph T. Forsht Murray Henry S. R. Dutrow Hamilton Ritchey H. E. Hirt Iohn G. Benton Herbert Cassidy Donald Weaver Quenton Berkey BOARD OF EDUCATION The modern facilities of the new school build- ing, which was completed and was dedicated on October 20, 1957, have been enjoyed by the students. The Hollidaysburg Community Joint School Board has 37 members. It meets twice a year, in the tall to organize and in the spring to ap- prove the budget. All other duties of management and operation of the iointure are performed by the Joint Com- mittee. It has I3 members and meets once a month. Representatives from the seven districts: Allegheny Township, Blair Township, Duncans- ville Borough, Frankstown Township, Hollidays- burg Borough, Juniata Township, and Newry Borough make up the committee. Row leCLeit to Rightl-Eichelberger, Hoover, Barefoot. Cassada, Magill, McRoberts CSecretaryl, Hamill lPresidentl, Perry, H. Ritchey, I. Long. Row 2iPa1mer, Findley, Dutrow, Keen, Delozier, E. Beegle, Crissman, Hamel, Treese, Clapper, Wright, Burger. Students Are Valuable Assets . Every high school has many assets. The edu- cation and experience of its staff, the sincere in- terest and efforts of its school board, the curricu- lar and extra-curricular programs, and the school plant are some of the valuable entities of the Hollidaysburg Community High School. However, all of these are important only to the extent they influence the educational develop- ment of you, the students. Above all, the stu- dents are the most important factor in every school. You, the members of the senior class, have been and are a valuable asset to Hollidaysburg Community High School. You have given pro- fusely of yourselves-inspiration, time, talent, in- dustry. Therefore, your returns have been great. I know of no way of judging the future but by the past , therefore, it is my conviction that you will be valuable assets as citizens through- out your life as you have been throughout your high school days. Congratulations on a highly successful high school career and best wishes for your continued success and happiness in your future life. Dr. Norman and Mr. Iones confer. SUPERINTENDENT Secretary-Miss Reese PRINCIPAL Secretary-Iocnne Langham Class Sets Own Requirements For some time you, the members of the class of '59, have had your standards or requirements set up for you. This will continue to be true for a small percentage of you who will continue a formal education by attending college, nursing schools and commercial schools. The remainder of you can set up you own requirements and then make yourself meet them. What will your stand- ards be? We believe that the Hollidaysburg Com- munity Senior High School has provided you with a strong foundation on which you can build a mighty future. That future will require the best from you as you toil day by day. Do not for one moment believe that life's chances for high achievement are closed to you. Secretary-Iudy Miller MR. LINDSEY Niles E. Norman, B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed. Mansfield State Teachers College Bucknell University Pennsylvania State University Superintendent Griff Jones, BS., M.Ed, University ol Pittsburgh Principal Eugene E. Lindsey, B.S., M.Ed. lndiann State Teachers College University ol Pittsburgh Assistant Principal Chemistry: Student Council Advisor Louise P. Sellers, A.B., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Guidance Counselorg Future Teachers of Ame Ethel C. Berkey, A.B. juniata College Spanish, French A. Louise Bollinger, A.B., M.A. Thiel College Columbia niversity Latin: Business English fu' GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Her advice helps solve many of our problems. 15 FACULTY rica Advisor Marguerite Cook, B.A. Ursinus College English Patrick J. Cummings, B.S. St. Francis College ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL His duties are many and varied Mathematicsg Baseball Coachg Junior Class Advisor Robert B. Dively, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts: Varsity Club Advisor Head Football Coach Alice S. Downing, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Vocal Music John D. Erb, B.S. Pennsylvania State University American Historyg Economics: Faculty Athleticsg Sophomore Class Advisor Joseph Fink, B.S., M.Ed. Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Biology MRS. SELLERS Manager of Seated-Mr. Fox. Mr. Cummings. Miss Buck. Stcxndinq-Mr Gibson. Mr. Fink. Mr. Hill, Mr. Lindsey. Seated--Miss Bollinger, Miss Treese. Mrs. Fulton. Standing-Miss Petersen. Mrs. Cook. Miss Berkey Mrs. Orr. Seated-Miss Hoenstine. Mrs. Hammer. Mr. Harden Standing-Mr. Hoover. Miss Tenley, Mr. Erb. FACULTY Cecil C. Fox, B.S. Gettysburg College Mathematics: Mechonical Drawing Dolores Fulton, B.S. Incliana State Teaclters College English: H-Burger Advisor Joseph V. Gallagher, B.S., M.A. Scranton University Columbia University Health: J. V. Football Coachg Equipment Manager Janet M. Garling, AB., M.Ed. Wheaton College Pennsylvania State University Physical Education: Cheerleading Coach: Coach of Intramural Sportsg Girls' Athletic Association Advisor Samuel Gibson, B.S.: M.Ed. Gettysburg College Duke University A Practical Science: Consumer Mathematics Edythe Hammer, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Family Living: English: Geography: Sophomore Class Advisor Ralph W. Harden, A.B., M.L. Muskingum College University ot Pittsburgh American History: Contemporary History: Varsity Club Advisor: Varsity Basketball Coach Charles M. Hill, B.S.g M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Mathematics: Science: J. V. Basketball Coach Barbara Hoenstine, B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology World History Donald F. Hoover, B.S., M.Ed. Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Problems of Democracy: Chimrock Advisor: Financial Manager of Athletics Daniel Kuloitsky, B.S. California State Teachers College W! Drivers Education Ruth Kuhn, B.A., M.A. Hood College Catawba College Millersville State Teachers College University ot' North Carolina Librarian Sara Jane Mattern, B.S. Hood College Home Egonomics: Cafeteria Manager Margaret Mcllroy, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State University Commercial Subjects Mary C. McKerihan, B.S. Temple University Home Economics: Future Home-makers of America Advisor Virginia Orr, A.B. Hood College English Betty Petersen, B.S. ,, Shippensburg State Teachers College English: Dramatics Supervisor Mary D. Pickles, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Carolyn Plank, R.D.H. Temple University Philadelphia School of Oral Hygiene School Dental Hygienist 16 These Are the People' li' Whose Instruction Will Guide Us All Our Lives Sealed-Mr. Dively. Miss Gcrlinq, Mr. Walker. Slanding--Mr. Gallagher. Mr. Kubitsky. Mr. Smith. Mr. Wohler. FACULTY Adeline M. Potts, R.N. Metropolitan Hospital, New York City School Nurse Mrs. Dolores Rhodes, B.A. Pr-nnsylvnnin Slate University English Joan M. Ruck, B.S., M.Ed. Indiana Stare College, Terre Haute, Indiana University ol Pittsburgh Biology: Senior Class Advisor Howard Smith, B.S., M.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Scrnnton University Physical Education: Coach of Intramural Sports Martha Sullivan, B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Art Supervisor Carol L. Tenley, B.S., M.Ed. Shippenshurg State Teachers College P1-nnsylvanin State University World History: Problems of Democracy Seated-Miss Mcllroy, Mrs. Potts. indlng-Mrs. Plank. Mr. Yon, Mrs. Tierney. Mrs. Kuhn, Miss Pickles. Rita Jo Tierney, B.A. Indiana State Teachers College Business Education Elliot M. Treese, B.S. University ol Miami Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Music: Co-ordmator of Wtiitt California State Teachers C English, Junior Class Advisor! , of Janet Treese, B.S. s-li Robert Walker, B.S., M.S. Pennsylvania State University Agriculture: Supervisor of Future Farmers of America Walter Wohler, B.S. California State Teachers College Industrial Artsg Senior Class Advisor 1 F2 0 G. Arthur Yon, B.S. fxxevox ZF Indiana State Teachers College Y X sax Commercial Subjects 'lg la: 00 Noi' 94 F0 . xvo 2 X 'lpllit C30 e 0 Rev ' Gag 5. Wo SP W' V xv Goo' Seated-Miss Sullivan. Mrs. Mattern, Mrs. Moore. Standing-Mr. Treese, Mrs. Downing, Mrs. McKerihcn. arg.,-,, Xa' Bixler, Halbritter, Hoover, Bender. eniors OFFICERS President , , , ,, Richard Hoover Vice-President Iames Bixler Secretary Letitia Bender Treasurer ,,,, W Robert Halbritter Advisors ,, W , Miss Ruck and Mr. Wohler Class Flower: Peace Rose. Class Colors: Navy Blue, White, and Gold. Class Motto: Always look upward to God, outward to man, and forward to progress. The end of our senior year is rapidly coming into view, and soon we shall iour- ney our separate ways in society to fulfill our ambitions and to turn our dreams into realities. But regardless of our future des- tinations we will never forget our high school years. The sophomore year was climaxed by the Big Top Hop, our class party, which was held in the Junior High gym. A more active and memorable year fol- lowed as we took the role of Juniors. The talented members of the class starred in the comical production, Onions in the Stew, under the direction of Miss Joan Pressler. A one-act curtain raiser, Be a Little Cuckoo, preceded the play. The Christmas season was the time and the setting for the Junior Class Party held in the cafeteria. On May 23, l958, the date of the Junior-Senior Prom, we played host to our upper class- men. Springtime in Holland was chosen as the theme, and as a result we trans- formed the gym into a typical Dutch land- Bid Farewell to Three Fun-Packed Years S41 W ri x K S , + 1 .. .J . P n f , -3' y . 41 . 1 I Q. maxi. Masf. A A x 5 5 1fV, ji g HV E .W Jakij n . P I ' . I , me Rug .. be 2 ,f.x:2w X 1' wa l ' Aff Nl! W ' !f5!g!'f'lM f Flf :5f:g' S E x , 5 , 1:-,V hu i ' if nm VW jig l V 4,3 W2 4 ff? N '-f- : fy' f g'if+3ef i if ff ,Hx ,fgzx f 'gf 1 ff - Q S Anderson eniors AARON, SANDRA L.- Sandee Clerical Senior Class Play Usher 3: GAA 1: Chorus 1: Reynolds- ville High School 1: Plans to atten.d beautician school. ACKER, LINDY C. Secretarial Girls' Chorus Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: H-Burger Reporter and Stait 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: Play Production Staff 3: Tri4Hi-Y Chaplain 3: Homeroom Secretary 2, 3: Class Party Committee Z: Prom Committee 2: Prom Hostess 1: Gym Exhibition 1: Intramural Sports 2: Plans to be a special education teacher: Cheerleader 3. AKERS, ELLEN K. Pre-College GAA 1, 2, 3: FTA Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: County Chorus 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2: Class Play Committee 2: Homeroom Officer 1, 2: Gym Exhibition 1: Student Council Treasurer 3: GAA Social Chairman 3: Plans to teach school. ALBRIGHT, REBECCA G. Pre-College Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 1, 2: District Chorus 1, Z: State Chorus 1, 2: H-Burger 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: CPSPA 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 1: Homeroom Officer 1: Class Play Z, 3: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Valentine Committee 1, 2: May Day Court 1: Valentine Court 1: Plans to attend college. ANDERSON, NANCY L.- Nan Pre-Professional High School Choir 1, 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z 3: Class Play 2 3: Student Council 1: Homeroom Vice-President 1: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Plans to enter nursing school. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY L. Clerical Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . Geography: Favorite Author . . . Louisa May Alcott: Favorite Sport . . . Baskettlilall: Ambition . . . Become a telephone cperator. XQ xx , .y YQ' ml! gy Ll RW N X: -X LVN Qlfv QPR -PQXYV bt :w,omrs wt :J :xy Ng L my my to M ,,,, iz W is Aaron ,. nl! ,M XV Mix ,yr- Akers Albright Alter Prom Shindiq. BAKER, MARGARET I.- Peggy General Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3: GAA 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Coaching St. Mary's Basketball Team: Favorite Subject . . . English Literature. BALDWIN, WILLIAM D.- Mouse Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Wagon Train : Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Hobby . . . Working on cars: Favorite Sp:-rt . . . Football: Plans to enter the Navy. BAUMGARTNER, GARY R.- Bumy General Class Party Committee Z: Homeroom Vice-President 1: Favorite Subject . . . Mechanical Drawing: Plans to join the Air Force. BECK, WILLIAM H.- Bill Pre-Professional Class Play 2: Choir 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 1, 2: Year- book Staff 3: Class Officer 1: H-Burger 1, 2: District Chorus 1, 2: Ambition . . . Become a Marine oliicer. N. Anderson M o Baldwin Baumgartner Beck Vx ff: Q A is ,tt . ,,,. --f j - 3 , 1.3: 'C' F Wighem BEEGLE. NOEL E. Pre-Colle'-19 Student Council I, Z, 3: Baseball 2: Class Play 3: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 1, 2: Hobby . . . Hunting: Favorite Subject . . . Physics: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college. BELLAN. RICHARD G.- Dick Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3: FFA President 3: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college. BENDER, M. LETITIA- Tish Pre-College Band 1, 2, 3: Pep Band 2, 3: District Band 3: FTA 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Chorus 3: Class Party Com- mittee l, 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3: Class Play 2: Class Play Prompter 3: FTA President 3: Blue Band Treasurer 3: Homeroom Officer 1, 2: Senior Class Secretary 3: Gym Exhibition 1: GAA Officer 3: Chimrock Staff 3: County Band 2. 3: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college. BENTON, BONNIE A. Secretarial GAA 2, 3: Class Play Committee 3: H-Burger Business Manager 3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1: Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2: Favorite Sub- ject . . . Bookkeeping: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry. BENTON, IUDITH A.-- Indy Secretarial Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Author . . . Edgar Allan Poe: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Ambition . . . Plans to work. BETSINGEII. GEORGIANA O.- Georgie Voc. Home Ec. FHA 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Sewing: Favorite Subject . . . Home Economics: Hobby . . . Cooking: Ambition . . . Plans to get a job or join the service. BICKEL. G. CALVIN Pre-College Basketball l. 2. 3: Baseball 3: Chorus 1: Class Play 3: Prom Committee 2: Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2: Favorite Postime . . . Sports: Favorite Subject . . . History: Ambi- tion . . . Plans to attend college. BIXLER. IAMES P.- Yamous Pre-Professional Chorus 1, 2. 3: District Chorus l, 2, 3: County Chorus 1. 2. 3: Football 1. 3: Student Council 1, 2. 3: Vice-President ot Senior Class 3: Class Play 2. 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Hi-Y l: H-Burger 1, 3: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Plans to be a minister. BLA CK, WILLIAM F.- Sonny General Favorite TV Program . . . Maverick : Favorite Subject . . . Mathematics: Hobby . . . Cars: Favorite Sport . . . Foot- ball: Ambition . . . Ioin the Air Force. BOLLMAN, MICHELLE A.- Mickey Pre-Professional H-Burger Z. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Homeroom President 1, 3: Class Party 1. 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Class Play Com- mittee 2: GAA 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Valentine Ball Committee 2: Veterans' Day Program 2: Ambition . . . Become a teacher. Beegle Bender I. Benton Bickel Black 'QQ' no Bellan B. Benton Betsinqer Bixler Bollman , 11 A . , 1 4 if w r. It, D xf f 'FTE' ff' Boring Brandt Brennan C. Burk Burke Bowser Breisacher Brown F. Burk A. Burket eniors BORING. VALLIE I.- Val Clerical Homeroom Secretary 1, Z: Thanksgiving Day Assembly 3: Favorite Subject . . . English: Ambiiton . . . Be an air- line stewardess. BOWSER, IOAN M. Pre-College Chorus 1: Class Play Committee 3: Ambition . . . Plans to enter nurses' training. BRANDT, ROBERT I..- Bob General FFA 1, 2: Favorite TV Porgram . . . Ozzie and Harriet : Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.:. Favorite Sport . . . Football. BREISACHER. CHARLES E.- Ted Pre-Professional Favorite TV Program . . . Sea Hunt : Favorite Subjects . . . P.O.D. and Science: Ambition . . . Be a mechanic. BRENNAN. DONALD T.- Don Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Have Gun Will Trave1 : Favorite Subject . . . Industrial Arts: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Ioin the Air Force. BROWN. W. RALPH Industrial Arts Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting: Favorite Subject . . . In- dustrial Arts: Hobby . . . Woodworking: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . loin the Marines. BURK. CHARLES R.-- Charlie Industrial Arts Football 1, Z. 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1. 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Riileman : Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Hobby . . . Hunting: Ambition . . . Work. BURK. FRANCIS H. Pre-College Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Orchestra 3: Ambition . . . Plans to take a two-year course at A.U.C. BURKE. AGNES M.- Aggie Clerical Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Basket- ball: Ambition . . . Plans to join the Navy. BURKET, A. KAY Pre-College GAA 3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Chorus 3: Student Librarian 2: Health Room Assistant 3: Intramural Basket- ball 3: Ambition . . . Plans to go into nursing. To the end ol the line. BURKET, KARL D. Pre-College Class Party Committees 1, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Math: Plans to enter the Navy. BYRNES. IOYCE M. Secretarial Senior Choir 1, Z, 3: Cheerleader 2: Homeroom Officer 1, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 3: GAA 2, 3: Y Basketball Team 1: Chimrock Business Manager 3: Class Party Com- mittee 2: Senior High Girls' Trio 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club l, 3: Class Play 2: Class Secretary 2: Gym Exhibition 1: County Chorus 2, 3: Class Play Committee 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: Plans to work in an oltice or for the government. CHRONISTER. IO ANNE E.- Ioan Clerical Attended: East Berlin High School 1: Carlisle Senior High School 2: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Favorite Pastime . . . Dancing: Favorite Author . . . Grace Livingstone Hill: Ambition . . . Enter beauty school. K. Burket Bymes Chronister S. Clark Claycomb Clemence RR' CLAPPER, NANCY L. Vocational Home Economics Girls' Chorus l. 2: Mixed Chorus 3: FHA 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l: Favorite Pastime . . . Sewing: Favorite Subject . . . Home Ec.: Favorite Sports . . . Ice Skating, Swimming. CLARK, DENNIS E. Pre-College Baseball 2, 3: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Hobby . . . Hunting and Fishing: Favorite Author . . . Hemingway: Ambition . . . Enter Forestry Service. CLARK. SUSAN K. Secretarial Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Author . . . Louisa May Alcott: Plans to be a secretary. CLAYCOMB. CAROL I.. Secretarial Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Favorite Author . . . Pearl Buck: Ambition . . . To become a secretary. CLEMEN CE. VIRGINIA L.- Clem Pre-College Senior Class Play: Iunior Class Play: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Party Committee 1, 2: FTA 3: H-Burger Reporter 3: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Ambition . . . To be an elementary teacher. CLYTE. MARGARET A.- Peggy Vocational Home Ec. FHA 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: FHA President 2: Hobby . . . Collection of china dogs: Favorite Author . . . Samuel Clemens: Favorite TV Program . . . Have Gun Will Travel. COHO. DENNIS D.- Dutch Pre-College Baseball 3: Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Au- thcr . . . Thomas Costain: Favorite TV Program . . . Ritleman : Favorite Sports . . . Baseball, Golf: Ambition . . . Golf professional or enter the service. we Q Clapper D. Clark Clyie Coho wr' ful' Colyer Commons Conrad Coy Curtis Cutlip Dahl Dalessandro Daugherty Davis COLYER. ESTHER M.- Peggy Secretarial DAHL, PATRICIA General Intramural Sports 1, Z, 3: Projection Club 1: Y-Teens 1, Withdrew December 4, 1958. 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Iunior Class Play Usher: Homeroom Officer 3: Thanksgiving Play 3: Senior Class Play Com- mittee: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Plans to continue DALESSANDRQ, ANTHQNY R,.. '1'0nY P1-e.Co1lege schooling. COMMONS, MARSHA L. Pre-College Cheerleader 2, 3: GAA Z, 3: Class Play 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Favorite Subject . . . Contemporary Problems: Prom Committee 2: GAA Awards Chairman 2: GAA President 3: Tri-Hi-Y Secre- tary 2. CONRAD, SHIRLEY L. General Favorite TV Program . . . Loretta Young : Favorite Sub- ject . . . History: Hobby . . . Reading books: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Plans to get a job. COY, SHIRLEY ANN Clerical Chorus, l, 2, 3: H-Burger Reporter 2, 3: Intramural Volley- ball 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: Valentine Ball Committee 2: Chorus Program 2: Plans to get an office job. CURTIS, SI-IERRY I.- Shep Pre-College Ban.d 1, Z, 3: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Class Play 2: County Band 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: Class Party Committee 1: Pep Band 3: Plans to get a job. CU'l'Ll'P, B. IANICE- Ian Clerical Favorite TV Program . . . American Bandstand : Favor- ite Subject . . . Mathematics: Favorite Author . . . Pearl Buck: Favorite Sport . . . Tennis: Hobby . . . Dancing: Attended Ohio East High School 2: Plans to be a model. Seniors Projection Club 3: FTA 3: Chorus 3: Favorite Subject . . . Literature: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Hobby . . . Guns and tinkering with cars: Plans to travel. DAUGHERTY. CHARLES R.- Doc Pre-College Attended Cove High School 1, 2: Favorite TV Program . . . Ritleman : Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Plans to enter the Air Force. DAVIS. CHARLES R.- Chuck General Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Plans to join the Navy. Prize winner. film DECKER. GENEVIEVE K.- Genny Secretarial Chorus lp Art Club 2: Health Room 2, 3: Iunior Class Play Usher: Party Committee 1. 2: Prom Committee 2: Favorite TV Program . . . The Riileman : Favorite Sub- ject . . . Bookkeeping: Hobby . . . Reading and Drawing: Ambition . . . Plans to be a secretary or bookkeeper. DELL. RONALD L. Industrial Arts Prom Committee 2: Class Party Committee 2: Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . Mathematics: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Ambition . . . Plans to join the Air Force. DENNING, MARY E. Pre-College Band 1, 2, 3.: GAA 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Class Party Com- mittee l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Class Play Committee 2, 3: FTA 3: Favorite Subject . . . History: Hobby . . . Piano Playing: Ambition . . . Plans to be a nurse. DIVELY. DIXIE A. Clerical Favorite Pastime . . . Heading: Favorite Subject . . . Busi- ness English: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Hobby . . . Roller Skating: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Ambition . . Plans to enter nurses' training. DODSON. BARBARA E.- Barbie Pre-College Blue Band l, 2, 3: County Band 2, 3: Pep Band 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Orchestra 3: Class Play 2: Class Play Committee 3: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 1, 2: District Band Usher 3: H-Burger Reporter 1: Favorite Pastime . . . Playing Piano: Favorite Subject . . . Band: Hobby . . . Collecting stuffed animals: Ambition . . . Plans to become a nurse. DOLHEIMEH. IOHN F.- lake Pre-College Highland Hall l: Baseball 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Skin diving: Favorite Subject . . . Trigonometry: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college. DOWNING, IUDITH Academic Translerred October 10, 1958. DHASS. GLORIA IEAN Secretarial Projection Club 1: Orchestra l, 2, 3: District Orchestra 2: FTA 2. 3: Class Play 2: Newspaper 1, 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: County Chorus 2: Gym Ex- hibition I: Plans to be a secretary or teach. DUNKLE. DANIEL A. General Class Play 2, 3: Homeroom Vice-President 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: FTA 2: Favorite TV Program . . . Sea Hunt : Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Author . . . Sir Walter Scott: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college. DUNKLE, WILLIAM R. Pre-Professional Baseball Manager 1: Favorite TV Program . . . Rifle- man : Favorite Subject . . . Physics: Favorite Author . . . Edgar Allen Poe: Hobby . . . Hunting: Favorite Sport . . . Goli: Ambition . . . Plans to enter the service. Decker Denning Dodson Downing D. Dunlrle Dell Dively Dolhelmer Drass W. Dunlrle ,v v.,., Q . . Dutrow Edmundson Eicher Fagans Focht Ecker Eqer Evans Ferry Ford 3+ eniors DUTROW. PETER L. Pre-College Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3: Homeroom President 1 3: Class Play 2: Key Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 1: Ambition . . . Plans to enter college. ECKER G. JEAN Secretarial Girls' Chorus 1: M.ixed Chorus 2: Easter Assembly 2: Choral Concert 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Tri-Hi-Y Officer 1: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Plans to become a secre- tary. EDMUNDSON. CAROLE A Pre-College Librarian 2: Favorite TV Program . . . American Band- stand: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Hobby . . . Dancing and music: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Plans to enter nursing school. EGER. PATRICIA A.- Pat General Favorite TV Program . . . 77 Sunset Strip : Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Author . . . Helen Keller: Favorite Sport . . . Skating: Ambition . . . Become a beautician. EICHER. ROGER L. General Favorite TV Program . . . The Riileman : Favorite Sub- ject . . . Science: Favorite Author . . . lack London: Hobby . . . Painting: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to join the service. EVANS. I. THOMAS- Tom Pre-Professional H-Burger 1, 2. 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3: Class Party Committee 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: DeMolay 1. 2, 3: Key Club 1: Homeroom President 1: Plans to attend college or join the Air Force: Wrestling Manager 2, 3: H-Burger Sports Editor 3. FAGANS. EUGENIA G.-- Ieannie Secretarial White Band 1: Blue Band 2, 3: Orchestra Z, 3: H-Burger 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Hobby . . . Church work: Plans to work and then attend mission school. FERRY, M. LOUISE Clerical Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . Eng- lish: Favorite Author . . . Robert Browning: Hobby . . . Collecting pictures: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to work. FOCHT, WALTER K.- Bud Pre-College Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Bowling League 1: County Band 2: Hobby . . . Collecting guns: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Plans to enter college or join the Navy. FORD. KATHLEEN- Kathy Pre-Professional Blue Band 2, 3: White Band 1: Prom Committee 1, 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Class Play 2: H-Burger l: Orchestra 3: Homeroom Officer 2: Intramural Volleyball 1: Pep Band 3: District Band Usher 3: Hobby . . . Music: Plans to enter nursing school. l 1 ' .QU L x Foust Frazier Frederick Gardner Garland Gamer Gearhart Glass Gonsman Good FOUST. BARBARA A. Secretarial GARDNER. RICHARD W.- Dick Industrial Arts Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Hobby . . . Roller skat- ing: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to attend business school or get an office job. FRAZIER. D. PATRICK Pre-Prolessional Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Baseball l. 2, 3: Chorus l, 2: Class Play 1, 2: Favorite Subject . . . His- tory: Hobby , . . Sports: Plans to go to college: Home- room President 1: Iunior Class Treasurer 2: Student Coun- cil 3. FREDERICK. SHIRLEY M.- Shirl Vocational Home Ec. Favorite Subject . . . Science: Favorite Sport . . . Roller Skating: Hobby . . . Collecting records: Plans to go to work. Tap! Tap! Tap! Chorus 1: Favorite TV Program . . . Restless Gunn: Hobby . . . Collecting stamps and tinkering with cars: Plans to enter the Army. GARLAND. PHILLIP S. General Favorite TV Program . . . Rifleman : Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Hobby . . . Sports: Thanksgiving Day Assembly 3. GARNER. MABLE L. Secretarial Hobby . . . Records: Plans to work: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball. GEARHART. MARGARET A.- Peggy Clerical GAA: Tri-Hi-Y: Bowling 2: Class Play 3: FTA 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Homeroom Presi- dent 1: Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3: Student Council Z: Thanksgiving Play 3: Chorus l, 2: Library 3: Hobby . . Skating and working: Plans to go to school. GLASS. IANET L. Secretarial Band l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: County Band 2: Play Com- mittee 2: H-Burger Reporter 3: Party Committee 2: Favor- ite Sport . . . Swimming: Plans to be a secretary: Prom Committee 2: Intramural Volleyball 3. GONSMAN. FRANCIS E. General Favorite Subject . . . Art: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Hobby . . . Stamp Collecting: Plans to join the service. GOOD. NANCY I.- Goodie Pre-College Cheerleading l, 2: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: GAA 2 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Student Council 2: Class Play 2: Prom Committee 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Play Committee 3: Plans to be an elementary school teacher. 27 1- 4s I eniors GRAY, MARY LOU Vocational Home Economics Intramural Volleyball 1: Favorite Subject . . . Home Economics: Plans after graduation are uncertain. GRIFFITH, CHARLES W.- Bill Vocational Agriculture FFA l, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Shop Math: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to work ior his father. GROVE, CAROLE S. Clerical Chorus 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Favorite Subject . . . Home Eco- nomics: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Plans to work alter graduation. Gnovfz. PATRICIA I. ' Clerical Favorite Subject . . . Geography: Plans to be an ollice worker. GROVE, PHILLIP E.- Phil Pre-College Football 1, 3: Wrestling 1, 3: Baseball Z, 3: Favorite Sport . . . Wrestling: Plans to join the Air Force. HALBRITTER. ROBERT K.- Rob Pre-College Blue Band l, 2, 3: Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Brass Quartette 2, 3: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3: District Chorus 1, 2 3: County Chorus 1 2, 3: District Band 3: County Band 1. 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Historian oi Class l: Class Treasurer 3: Homerocm Officer 1, 2: Band Vice-President 3: Student Council 3: Chimrock Stall 3: FTA 2, 3: FTA Secretary 3: Plans to study biology at college. Onions in the Stew. HAMMAKER, IUDITH A.- Indy Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Plans to enter nursing school. HARKLESS, RONALD I. Pre-College Baseball 2, 3: Class Play 3: Prom Committee 2: Class Party 1: Homeroom Officer 2: Plans to attend college. HARRIS, RONALD L.- Fuzz Pre-College Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Basket- ball 1: Varsity Club 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Home- room President 3: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Ambi- tion . . . Become a pilot. HAZLETT. CLARENCE I.- Ierry Industrial Arts Stage Crew 3: New York Massena Central High School l: Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting: Favorite Subject . . . Industrial Arts: Plans to join the Navy. Gray Grillith C. Grove P. Grove P. Grove Halbritter Hammaker Harkless Harris Hazlett In 3 HELSEL, DALE L. Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Plans to join the Marines. HELSEL. GALEN E. Vocational,Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Roller Skating: Favorite Subject . . . Agriculture: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Plans to go into farming. HELSEL, IOHN F. Industrial Arts l, 2: General 3 Favorite Pastime . . . Working: Favorite Sport . . . Base- ball: Ambition . . . College. HENNAMAN, FRANCIS F.- Frank Industrial Arts Favorite Subject . . . Industrial Arts: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Ioin the Navy. HENRY, DAVID A.- Bear General Football 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: Homeroom President 2: Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Plans to work. HENRY, LOUANN R. Secretarial Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3: Intramural Basketball 3: GAA 3: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Favorite TV Pro- gram . . . American Bandstand : Favorite Subject . . . English. HENRY. RAY A. General Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Favorite Sport . . . Swim- ming: Hobby . . . Raising Pigeons: Ambition . . . Plans to join the service. HEUSTON, BONNIE L. Pre-College Cheerleading l: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2. 3: Projection Club 1: Committee for Senior Class Play: Iunior Class Play Committee: Favorite Subject . . . Math: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: H-Burger 1: Gym Exhibition 1. HILBERT, ELAINE E. Clerical Tumbling Club 1, 2: Dance Club 2: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Sport . , . Weightlifting: Hobbies . . . Baton Twirling and Dancing: Ambition . . . Go to Ioumal- ism School. HILEMAN, CYNTHIA A.- Clndy Pre-College Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Secretary 1, 2: Class Play 2, 3: County Band 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 1, 2. 3: Student Council 1: Pep Band l 2, 3: Girls' Octet l. 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Prom Committee 1, 2: Intramural Sports 1, 3: FTA 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Ambition . . . An airline hostess. iv-+ D. Helsel I. Helsel D. Henry R. Henry Hilbert , , t . X. . 1 . . As- G. Helsel Hennaman L. Henry Houston Hlleman 'S+ F. Hite R. E. Hoover R. D. Hoover Hubert Hyle L. Hite F. Hoover Houseman Hunter Isenherq eniors HITE. FERD General Favorite Pastime . . . Ice Skating: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . loin the Service. HITE, LAUREL L. Pre-Professional Usher for Senior Class Play 3: Cafeteria 3: library 2: Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Skating: Hobby . . . Reading: Ambition . . . Go to Nurses' Train- ing. HOOVER, FRANKLIN D. R.- Turtle Secretarial Basketball 1, 2: Baseball Manager 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: H-Burger Typist 3: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Ambi- tion . . . Get a govemment otfice job and later teach school. HOOVER. IR.. RALPH E. Pre-College Football 1: Basketball 1: FTA Club: Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Teacher. HOOVER, RICHARD D.- Dick Pre-College Football 1. 2, 3: Student Council l, 3: Prom Committee 1. 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2. 3: Vice-President of Class I 2: President of Class 3: Student Council: Vice-President 1: Ambition . . . College. HOUSEMAN. DONALD L.- Tank Pre-College Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3: Baseball Manager 1: Base- ball 2, 3: Football 1: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Ambition . . . Plans to work. HUBER. IOSEPH R.- Ice Industrial Arts Ambition . . . Plans to enter the service: Favorite Sport . . . Football. HUNTER, ROBERT- Bob Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . Practical Science: Favorite Sport . . . Hunting and fishing: Hobby . . . Boating. HYLE. ROGER D.- Dewey Pre-Professional Football l, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Iunior Class Play: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3: Class Party Committee 1, Z, 3: Prom Committee 2: Ambition . . . Plans to attend college. ISENBERG. SALLY A. Pre-Professional Class Play 2, 3: H-Burger 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Favorite Sport . . . Tennis: Hobby . . . Write Short Stories: Ambition . . . Plans to be a nurse. 'St' nhl' 'ii rv What's cooking? IACKSON, CAROL A. Pre-College Orchestra l: Favorite Subject . . , Typing: Hobbies . . . Reading and Swimming: Cafeteria 2, 3: Ambition , . . Plans to go into nurses' training. IACKSON. PAULA LEE- P.I. Secretarial Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Chimrock Staff 3: County Band l, 2, 3: District Band 3: Band Council 3: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Class Play Committee 3: Ambition . . . Study Music. IONES. SUZANNE I.- Sue Clerical Favorite Pastime . . . Roller Skating: Favorite Subject . . . Clerical Practice: Ambition . . . Work with business machines. KAUFMAN. MARY I. Vocational Home Economics Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Favorite Sport . . . Foot- ball: Ambition . . . Work in a factory or store. KELLY, LOUIS F.- Lou General Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Ioin the service. KERNS, FRANCES E.- 'l'oots Pre-College Band l, 2, 3: Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Chorus 1: Class Play Committee 3: County Band Usher 2: Ambition . . . Nursing. KUNES. MARIORIE A. Secretarial Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: H-Burger Typist 3: Homeroom Officer' l: Favorite Subject . . . Business Machines: Ambition . . . Secretary. LAMONT. TERESA A.- Toni Secretarial Chimrock Staff 3: Favorite Subject . . . Bookkeeping: Ambition . . . Bookkeeping. LASSER, SHERMAN H.-- Sherm Pre-Professional Chimrock Advertising Stall 3: Homeroom Vice-President 3: Favorite Subject . . . Contemporary Problems: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Go to college. LEAMER, IAMES B.- lim Pre-College Football l, 2, 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3: Home- room Treasurer 3: Party Committees 1, 2. 3: Varsity Club Z, 3: Prom Committee 2: Ambition . . . Go to college. C. Iackson P. Iackson Iones Kaufman Kelly Kerns Kunes Lamont Lasser Leamer it ' ir' 2 ,5 ff: 'Tease , . ,x..-I. , - gh., Q1-iff 'is x,xwk'Q f-...,,-1,3 f s QE, LeCrone Leidy E. I. Lingenielter I. Lingenielter W. Lingenielter Little I. Long M. Long G. Lower I. Lower LeCRONE. LOIS A.- Lou Pre-College LONG. IUDITH E.- Indy Vocational Home Economics intramural Volleyball 1: Gym Exhibition 1: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Choir 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: County Chorus Z: Homeroom Oiiicer 2. 3: Class Play Committee 3: Ambi- tion . . . loin the Women's Air Force. LEIDY. SARAH B.- Saraie Secretarial Prom Committee 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2: H-Burger 1, 2, 3: H-Burger Typist 3: Senior High's Girls' Trio: Class Play Committee 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1. LINGENFELTER. E. IANE Pre-College FTA 2, 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Perry Como : Favor- ite Pastime . . . Watching TV: Favorite Subject . . . French I: Favorite Author . . . Longfellow: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Go into Nurses' Training. LINGENFELTER. Band l, 2, 3: mural Sports County Band Thanksgiving Training. LINGENFELTER IUDITH A.- Iudy Pre-College Majorette 1, 2, 3: Play Committee 3: Intra- 1, 2, 3: Newspaper Staff 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Committee 2: Iunior Class Play Usher 2: Play 3: GAA 1: Plans to enter Nurses' WAYNE I.- Hot Rod General Favorite TV Program . . . Sea Hunt : Favorite Subject . . . Math: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Favorite Sport . . . Auto Racing: Ambition . . . Mechanic or Race Driver. LITTLE. ROBERT E.- Bob Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . Algebra: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Hobbies . . . Hunting and Woodworking: Ambition . . . Going into the Air Force, then College. eniors Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Class Play Usher 2. 3: May Day Exercises 1: Projection Club l: Homero-om Treasurer 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Ambi- tion . . . Beauty School. LONG. MARLIN C.- Marty Pre-College Football l, Z, 3: Basketball 1: Favorite TV Program . . . Gunsmoke : Favorite Pastime . . . Football. LOWER. GRACE L. Clerical Williamsburg High School 2: Chorus 1: Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Author . . . Edgar Allen Poe: Favor- its Sports . . . Volleyball and Badminton: Ambition . . . Work. LOWER, IAMES F.- Iim Pre-College Basketball l: Highland Hall l: Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Go to College and take Business Administration. Dutch treat. MCAULIFFE. SONDRA L.- Sandy Secretarial GAA 3: I-I-Burger Typist 3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Ambition . . . Be a Secretary. McCALLlS'l'ER. EVELYN A.- Ev General Chorus 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3: Favorite Pastirne . . . Art: Favorite Author . . . Shakespeare: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to enter modeling school or business school. MCDONALD. IAMES E.- lim Clerical Chorus 1. 2, 3: Chorus Concert 3: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Plans to enter the Army or be a state police- man. MCDONNELI.. WILLIAM L.- Bill Pre-Proiessional I-Ii-Fi Club 1: Football 1: Class Officer 1: Projection Club 3: FTA 3: Chorus 3: Class Play Production Committee 3: Plans to study mining engineering. MCGOUGH. MARY LOU General Favorite TV Program . . . I've Got a Secret : Favorite Pastime . . . Drawing or Painting: Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Be a commercial artist. McKEE. GERALD E.- larry General Favorite TV Program . . . Cheyenne : Favorite Pastime . . . Bowling: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Sport Baseball: Ambition . . . Plans to enter the Army. MCLANAHAN, IAMES- lim Pre-College Blue Band 1, Z. 3: Prom Committee 2: Favorite Subject . . . Math: Hobby . . . Scouting: Plans to study business management. McMASTEH, STEPHEN O.- Pete Industrial Arts Favorite TV Program . . . Maverick : Favorite Subject . . . Math: Hobby . . . Hunting and trapping: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Plans to get a job. McVEY, DAVID E.- Butch Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to join the Army. MAGII.L, NADA I. Pre-College Chimrock Staff 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Favorite Author . . . Edna Ferber: Ambition . . . Elemen- tary teacher. McAuliffe McDonald McGouqh McLcrnahan McVey McCallister McDonnell McKee McMaster N. Magill -3.5. A, 'f94Jf . - R. Magill Marchi Marshall D. Meadows Ianet Meadows Manning Markey Matthews lane Meadows Meese eniors MAGILL, ROBERT L.- Bob General Favorite Author . , . Iack London: Hobby . . . Trains: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Plans to be a state police- man. MANNING, WILFRED G.- Sam General Favorite TV Program . . . Lawrence Welk : Favorite Subject . . . Art: Favorite Author . . . Tennyson: Hobby . . . Fishing: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Plans to join the service. MARCHI, ROBERT M. Pre-College Basketball 1. 2, 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Champion- ship Bowling: Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Plans to attend college. MARKEY, DORTHA I.- Dottie Pre-College Chimrock Staff 3: Newspaper Stat! 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Class Play Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Class Party Committee 1: Christmas Program 1: Ambition . . . Plans to enter nurses' training. MARSHALL. HAROLD E. Pre-Professional Blue Band 1, 2, 3: DeMo1ay 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Homeroom President Z: Dance Band 2, 3: County Band 2, 3: District Band 3: Band Council 3: Hobby . . . Playing trumpet: Ambition . . . Plans to enter engineering. MATTHEWS, HARRY S. Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2. 3: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Plans to join the service. MEADOWS, DELBERT L.- Mac General Football 1: Bowling 1: Homeroom Treasurer 3: Home- room President 1: Party Committee 1. 2, 3: Play Com- mittee 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Ambition . . . Plans to start his own business. MEADOWS. L. IANE Pre-Colleqe GAA 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: GAA Officer Z, 3: Blue Band 1, Z, 3: County Band 2, 3: District Band 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Class Play 2: Class Play Committee 3: Homeroom Secretary 1: FTA 3: Plans to study physical education at college. MEADOWS. I. JANET Pre-College Band 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 3: County Band 2, 3: District Band 3: Student Council 1: Prom Committee 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: GAA l, 3: Health Room 2: Class Play Committee 2, 3: FTA 3: Plans to attend col- lege. MEESE, C. JAMES Pre-College Chorus 3: Homeroom Treasurer Z: School Newspaper 3: FTA 3: Favorite Subject . . . Plane Geometry: Ambition . . . Plans to teach Latin or Geometry. .Q 4, t Mentxer B. Miller Mock Montgomery MENTZEH, STEPHENSON M.- Steve Industrial-Arts Chorus 1: Favorite Subject . . . Shop: Favorite Author . . . Zane Grey: Ambition . . . Plans to drive truck. MILLER. BONNIE L. Clerical Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Party Committee 2: Class Play 3: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Ambition . . . Office Work. MILLER. RAYMOND S. Industrial Arts Favorite TV Program . . . Gunsmoke : Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Author . . . O. Henry: Hobby . . . Wood-working: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition , . . Go in the Army. How are you fixed for books? A 1 L fy II R. Miller B. Mitchell S. Mitchell Moore D. Moyer R. Moyer MITCHELL, BONNIE A.- Mitch Pre-College Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Iunior Class President: Chimrock Co- editor 3: Class Play Student Director 2. 3: Student Council Secretary 2: Blue Band Secretary 3: GAA 2, 3: May Day Court 1: Valentine Court 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: District Band 2, 3: Pep Band 1, 2. 3: GAA Sports Chairman 3: County Band 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Attend College. MITCHELL. SHIRLEY A. Clerical Chorus 1: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Author . . . Edgar Allen Poe: Hobby . . . Records: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Office Iob. MOCK. SYLVIA G.- Syl Clerical Favorite Pastime . . . Dancing: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Ambition . . . Airline Hostess. MONTGOMERY, NANCY L.- Mont Pre-College GAA 1, 2, 3: District Chorus 1, 2, 3: FTA 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Chimrock Staff 3: Class Party Committee 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Of- ficer 1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Iunior Class Play: County Chorus 1, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Teach. MOORE. MARY ANN-- Moose Secretarial Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band I, 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y: Class Party 1, 2, 3: Bowling: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Medical Secretary. MOYER DONNA Clerical Withdrew Novebber 19, 1958. MOYER. RICHARD C.- Dick Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . loin the Navy. 35 eniors NAUS. ROBERT F.- Bob Pre-College Favorite Subject . . , Physics: Basketball l, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: County Band l, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Cro to the Altoona Center: Student Council 1: Bowling League l: Homerocm President 2, 3. W NEARHOOF. HELEN M. Secretarial Head typist, Chimrock Staff 3: Favorite Subject . . . Short- hand: Favorite Sport , . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Iob or College. Horsin' around. NEELY. BARBARA L.- Barb Vocational Home Economics NEFF' RONALD E' Pre-College Library Assistant 3: FHA 3: Cafeteria Work 2: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Hobby . . . Collecting Records: Plans to get a job or go into the service. Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Basket- ball 1: Homeroom Officer l, Z, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Prom Committee: Plans to get a job. NEELY. C. IOANNE- Io Vocational Home Economics NOFSKER CHARLES W,- Chuck General Volleyball Tournament 3: Thanksgiving Assembly 3: Stage Hand 2: Volleyball 1: Favorite Subject . . . Art: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to work at Sylvania. Favorite Author , , , Zane Grey: Plans to enter college or go into the service. NEELY' NANCY I' sec'e i 1 O'BRlEN, 101-IN P.- Obe Pre-College Girls' Chorus 1. 2. 3: H-Burger 2: Prom Committee 2: Class Play Committee 3: Party Committee 1: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to be an airline hostess or a model. Basketball 1, 3: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 3: Intramural Sports 2: Hobby . . . Sports: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Plans to be a Physical Education Teacher. O'CONNELL. BARBARA B.- Barb General NEELY.VERNICE D.- Vernie Vocational Home Economisc Class play Usher 3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Library FHA 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Home Economics: Favor- Assistant 1, 2: Hobby . . . Reading: Plans to go to Bible ite Sport . . . Basketball: Plans to work in a factory. College. Naus Nearhooi B. Neely I. Neely N. Neely V. Neely Neil Nofsker O'Brien O'Connell O'LEARY. THOMAS D.- Fish Pre-College Football 1: Basketball 1: Football Manager 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: Prom Committee 2: Class Party Committee l, 2. 3: Plans to enter college. ONKST. PATRICIA A.- Patty Secretarial Favorite Pastime . . . Listening to records: Favorite Sub- ject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Hobby . . . Dancing: Plans to be a secretary. ONKST. WALTER R.- Razor General Favorite Pastime . . . Cars: Favorite Subject . . . Eco- nomics: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Hobby . . . Hunting and Fishing: Ambition . . . Plans to join the Navy. ORNDOFF. BESSIE LEE- Betsy Secretarial Chorus 1. 2. 3: GAA 2. 3: Chimrock 3: Parent Teacher Student Assistant l: Iuniata Ioint High School, Mifflin- town, Pa., l: Central Daughin, Harrisburg. 1: Ambition . . . Plans to go to college: Class Play Committee 3: Intramural Sports 3. OSBORN. MARY D. Pre-Professional Cheerleading 2. 3: GAA l, 2. 3: Chorus 3: Class Play Z, Z: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3: Ambition . . . Plans to enter B.V.S. and then become a nurse: Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Prom Committee 1. 2. PATTERSON. GARY E. Pre-College Football l, 3: Wrestling 2: Favorite Subject . . . Algebra: Ambition . . . loin the Air Force. PATTERSON. WINIFRED R.- Winnie Secretarial Favorite Pastime . . . Dancing: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Hobby . . . Reading: Ambition . . . Get a job as a secretary in a lawyer's otiice. PEOPLES. NANCY L.- Peeps Pre-College Cheerleading Z. 3: FTA 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Vice-President 3: GAA l, 2, 3: Iunior and Senior Class Play Committee: Ambition . . . Physical Education Teacher: Gym Exhibition l: Class Party Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. PERRIN. DAVID H. Industrial Arts Ambition . . . Enlist in the Service. PERRY, GEORGE P. Vocational Agriculture Baseball 1, 3: Basketball l: Prom Committee 2: Favorite Subject . . . Physics: Favorite Author . . . Shakespeare: Ambition . . . Plans to go to College. Q-i -sag, 'ffisiagl' -r. t O'I.eary P. Onktt W. Onkst Orndoii Osborn G. Patterson W. Patterson Peoples Perrin Perry ,ei ,,, if Y. J ..,.A T 3. 5 ii' 52 rr it itiifiii f A Piper Potts Reese Reichard Richards -F ,-fa 'vim Q 1 HIV? , Polk Powley Reeves Rhoads Ricker eniors PIPER, MARGARET O.- Peggy Secretarial Chorus 1: H-Burger 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3: Iunior Class Play Cast l: H-Burger 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3: Iunior Class Play Cast: Hobby . . . Collecting stamps: Ambition . . . Secretarial Iob. POLK, HOWARD S.- Bill Pre-Professional Favorite Subject . . . Physics: Hobby . . . Fly tying: Ambition . . . Go to College. POTTS, WILLIAM E.- Potts Pre-College Chorus 3: H-Burger 3: Favorite Subject . . . Contemporary History. POWLEY, CHARLES R. General Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting: Favorite Subject . . . Crafts: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Ambition . . . Plans to be cr brick-layer. REESE, W. TIMOTHY Industrial Arts Blue Band l, 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . , Working on cars: Favorite Subject , . . Literature: Ambition . . . Plans to get a job. REEVES, ETHEL I. General Attended Oil City Senior High School l: Dramatic Club 1: Art Club 1: Favorite Pastime . . . Typing: Favorite Author . . . Helen Keller: Hobby . . . Reading: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball. REICHARD, MARILYN A.- Pickle Secretarial Attended Allentown High School 1: Chimrock Typist 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Listening to radio and typing: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Ambition . . . Plans to attend college. RHOADS, DAVID M.- Dave Pre-Professional Band 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 2: President 3: County Band 2, 3: District Band 2. 3: Chimrock 3: Chrous Z, 3: District Chorus 2: County Chorus 2: Orchestra 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Class Olticer 1: Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3: Student Council Alternate 1, 2, 3: State Band 3: Brass Quartet 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, 2: Class Party Committee l, 2, 3: H-Burger l, 2: Ambition . . . Plans to be a minister. RICHARD. MARY IA NE Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: GAA 1, Z, 3: Class Play 3: H-Burger Staff 1: Class Play Production Staff 2: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. RICKER, VICTOR M. Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Fishing: Ambition . . . Plans to enter the Air Force. 38 Our cooks don't spoil the broth. RITCHEY, BONNIE L. Pre-College Chorus 1, 3: Intramural Sports 3: Art Club l: Favorite Pastime . . . Dancing: Favorite Subject . . . Art: Hobby . . . Painting and reading: Ambition . . . Plans to be an interior decorator. ROMAGNINO, FRANCES I. Secretarial Cheerleader 2, 3: Chimrock Typist 3: Intramural Sports 3: Chorus 1. 2, 3: Prom Committee 1, Z: Class Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Plans to work in an oitice: Girls Trio 2. 3. ROMAGNINO. FRANK Industrial Arts Stage Manager 3: Stage Hand 2: Projection Club 2: Prom Committee l, 2: Class Party Committee l, 2, 3. ROTHRAUFF. DIANNE F. Pre-College Chorus 2, 3: Dramatics 1: Pet Expression , . . I don't want to hear it! : Attended Altoona High School: Am- bition . . . Go in Nurses' Training. SAKSA, MARGARET K.- Margie Pre-College Senior High Chcir 1. 2. 3: Class Play 2, 3: GAA 1. 2, 3: Health Room 2, 3: Class Party Committee l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Favorite Expression . . . Blast it all! Z Ambition . . . Nurse. SAYLOR, DAVID E. Industrial Arts Bowling Club 1: Favorite Subject . . . History: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball. SAYLOR, IUDITH A.- Iudy Pre-Proiessional County Chorus 2: Chimrock Statt 3: Senior Choir l. 2, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Author . . . Shakespeare: Ambition . . . Nursing. SAYLOR. WILLIAM R. Pre-College Football l, Z, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3: Prom Decoration Com- mittee 2: Senior Class Play 3: Favorite Subject . . . POD: Hobby . . . Hunting: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Attend College: Homeroom Oiiicer 2. SCULLY, IANET I.. Pre-Professional Cheerleader 2: GAA l, 2. 3: Student Council l, 3: Iunior Class Play Committee 2: Girls' Chorus l. 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Ambition . . . Nurisng: Mixed Chorus 3: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Prom Committee. SELL. ANNA MARIE Secretarial Chcrus 1: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Hobby . . . Skating: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming: Ambition . . . Be a secretary. lf , 0.1 rmA1i, jill: W V Ritchey F. I. Rornaqriino F. Romagnino Hothrauti Salrsa D. Saylor I. Saylor W. Saylor Scully Sell -all 'J v zfls ll A t Ja .91 'luv ., ,,.- ,,.. -- A.k, - '-: ' fi .,i I Shade T. Shade Sheehan Shelow Shitfler Shrnafelt Sill Simpson Singel Sirianni SHADE, IAMES B.- lim General Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Favorite Author . . . Earl Stanley Gardner: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Work. SHADE, THEODORE C.- Ted General Band 1, 2, 3: Basketball Manager 1, Z: Thanksgiving Assembly 3: Band Basketball Team 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Watching TV: Ambition . . . Ioin Air Force or attend Williamson Trade School. SHEEHAN, MARGARET I.- Peggy Secretarial GAA 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports Z, 3: H-Burger Head Typist 3: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Swimming and volleyball: Plans to work in an office. SHELOW, WAYNE W. General Favorite Pastime . . . Sports: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Ioin the service. SHIFFLER. DAVID L.- Dave Industrial Arts Blue Band 1, 2: Class Party Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Hobby . . . Model airplanes: Favorite Sport . . . Foot- ball: Plans to join the Air Force. SHINAFELT, GLORIA I. Clerical Chorus 1: Favorite Pastime . . . Skating: Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Author . . . Edgar Allan Poe: Plans to work. eniors SILL. DARLA R.- Si Pre-College Majorette 1, 2, 3: Blue Band 1, 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2: Girls' Octet 1, 2: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2 3: Pep Band 1: Student Council 1: County Band 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Party Committee 1, 2: Class Play Committee 2: Plans to become a teacher: District Band 2. SIMPSON, FLORENCE L. Pre-College Class Party Committee 1: Favorite Subject . . . English: Favorite Sport . . . Football. SINGEL. IAMES M.- Iim Pre-College Fcctball 1: Basketball 1: Intramural Sports 1: Highland Hall Prep School 1: Favorite Subject . . . History: Plans to teach school. SIRIANNI, BRENDA I.- Serious Annie Clerical Homeroom Officer 3: Student Council 2: Class Play Com- mittee 2, 3: H-Burger 1, 3: GAA 2, 3: FTA 3: Intramural Sports 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Thanksgiving Day Play 3: Library 2. Keep your pencil sharp. SMITH. BETTY I. Secretarial Chorus 1, 2, 3: Class Play 2: Prom Committee 2: Home- room Olficer l: Ambition . . . Airline Stewardess. SMITH. DONNA P.- Pearly Secretarial Intramural Sports 1, 3: Blue Band 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: White Band 1: H-Burger 1: Plans to teach dancing. SMITH. HOWARD A. Pre-College Bowling League 2: Blue Band 1, 2: Chorus 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: County Chorus 3: Student Council 1: Homeroom President 1: Class Party Committee 1, 2. 3. SMITH. IUDITH A.- Judy Clerical Class Play 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Chorus 1: Am- bition . . . Plans to become a Secretary. SMITH. MARY F.- Sunshine Secretarial Blue Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 3: Class Play Usher 2. 3: Projection Club 1: H-Burger 1: May Day Exercises 1: Ambition . . . Plans to attend Beauty School. SMITH. NANCY M.- Smitty Pre-College GAA 1. 2, 3: Bowling League 1: Gym Exhibition 1: Class Party Committee 1: FTA 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Ambi- tion . . . Plans to be an Airline Hostess. SNOWBERGER. DAVID S. Industrial Arts Ambition . . . Ioin the Service: Hobby . . . Hunting: Favorite Pastime . . . Swimming. SNOWDEN. SANDRA L.- Sandy Secretarial Ambition . . . Plans to work after graduation. SNYDER. DALE E. Pre-Professional Baseball 1. 2, 3: Varsity Club 2. 3: Plans to attend college. SNYDER, IUDITH A.- Iudy Pre-College Band 1, Z. 3: County Band 2, 3: H-Burger Reporter 1: Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 2: Iunior Class Play 2: Health Room 3: Ambition . . . Plans to become a nurse. B. Smith H. Smith M. Smith Snowberger D. Snyder D. Smith I. Smith N. Smith Snowden I. Snyder EP'-EM A' a ,S S. t . lltiiiww x 'T Stacey Stalter D. Stiiller L. Stiffler Stitt Stroup Strunk Stultz Tate Taylor BllI0l'S STACEY. RONALD R.- Ron Industrial Arts Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Go to a trade school. STALTER, DONNA I. Secretarial GAA 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Am- bition . . . Plans to become a Secretary. STIFFLER, DALE A. General Wrestling l, Z, 3: Wrestling Manager 2: Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting: Ambition . . . Go into the service. STIFFLER, LARRY W.- Speed Pre-Professional Chimrock Staff 3: Band 1, 2: FTA 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Bowling League 2: Class Party Committee l: H-Burger Reporter 1: Iunior Class Play 2: Ambition . . . Be a teacher. STITT. PAUL W. Pre-College Blue Band 1, 2. 3: Favorite 'l'V Program . . . Silent Serv- ice : Favorite Pastime . . . Music: Favorite Subject . . . Science: Hobby . . . Automobiles: Favorite Sport . . Basketball: Ambition . , . Get a job. STROUP, IUDI'I'H A.- Indy Pre-College Student Council 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Iunior Class Play 2: FTA 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2: GAA 1, Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Homeroom President 1, 2: Class Party Committee 1, 2: Plans to attend college. STRUNK, MARIORIE L.- Skunky Secretarial Cheerleader 3: Intramural Volleyball 1, 3: GAA 3: Gym Exhibition 1: Class Play Committee 2, 3: Class Play Usher 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Newspaper 1: Chorus 1: Ambition . . . Find a job: Valentine Ball Committee 1. STULTZ, SUSAN Pre-College Student Council 2, 3: Homeroom Vice-President 1: Band 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Chimrock Staff 3: Party Committee 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Ambition . . . Attend College: Play Committee 2, 3. TATE, NANCY K. Vocational Home Economics FHA 2: Band 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Ambition . . . Beauty School. TAYLOR, HILDA M. Vocational Home Economics Girls' Chorus: Favorite Subject . . . English: Ambition . . . Get a job at Sylvania. Jus-qv Thomas Traxler Valentic VonDreau Walker Wallace D. Walls G. Walls N. Walters T. Walters THOMAS, WILLIAM H.- Bill General WALKER. L. REED Pre-Professional Football l, 3: Varsity Club l, 2, 3: Basketball l. 2: Base- ball l: Favorite Subject . . , POD: Hobby . . . Sports: Ambition . . . Air Force. TRAXLER. DUANE D. Pre-Professional Student Council l: FTA 2, 3: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Favorite Author . . . Poe: Hobby . . . Model Automobiles: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Go to college. VALENTIC. CHARLOTTE T.- Lenny Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Favorite Sport . . . Swim- ming: Ambition . . . Go to Undergraduate Center. VON DHEAU, RONALD W.- Horse Pre-College Football l, 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3: Wrestling l: Band 1, 23 Thanksgiving Play 3: George Washington High School. Alexandria, Virginia. l. It tits here. Blue Band 1, 2. 3: Pep Band 1. 2. 3: Class Play 2, 3: Class Party Committee l. 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Class Day Committee 3: Assistant Stage Manager 2, 3: County Band 1, 2, 3: District Band 3: Chimrock Co-editor 3: Order ot DeMolay 1. 2, 3: National Merit Finalist 3: Franklin and Marshall Book Award 2: Ambition . . . Penn State. I WALLACE. CAROL A. Pre-College Health Room 3: Favorite TV Program . . . Father Knows Best : Favorite Pastime . . . Reading: Favorite Subject . . . French: Favorite Author . . . Sallie Lee Bell: Ambition . . . Enter Nurses' Training. WALLS. DONALD E. Industrial Arts Football Manager 1, 2: Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting and Fishing: Favorite Subject . . . Industrial Arts: Favorite Author . . . Frank Buck: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Ambition . . . Get a job. WALLS. GEORGE E.- Butch General Favorite Subject . . . Math: Ambition . . . Drive a truck. WALTERS. NORA L.- Iessie Vocational Home Economics Band l, 2, 3: Pep Band l, Z. 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Favorite Subject . , . English: Favorite Sport . . . Volleyball: Ambition . . . Work at Sylvania. WALTERS. THOMAS L.- Mot General Band 1, 2, 3: Pep Band l. 2, 3: County Band 2, 3: District Band 3: Orchestra 2: Chorus 1: Ambition . . . Go to Trade School. 43 :ar is eniors WATCHORN. ROBERT- Bob Pre-College Student Council 1: School Play 1, 2: Football 1, Z, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball l, 2, 3: Favorite Subject . . . Gym: Favorite Author . . . Hemingway: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Go to college: Conestoga High School, Paoli, Pa., 1, 2. WEAVER, IANET G. Secretarial junior Class Play Usher: H-Burger Business Manager: Favorite Subject . . . Shorthand: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Hobby . . . Dancing: Ambition . . . Get an office job. WERTZ, RICHARD General Favorite TV Program . . . Amateur Hour : Favorite Subject . . . Mathematics: Favorite Author . . . Corey Fcrd: Hobby . . . Cars: Favorite Sport . . . Baseball: Ambition . . . Plans to get Cl job. WEYANDT. IUDITH A.- Indy Secretarial H-Burger 1: Blue Band 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Party Com- mittee 1, Z: Prom Committee 2: Class Play Production Stait 3: Plans to become a secretary. WIBLE, WILLIAM T.- Bill Pre-College Favorite Subject . . . Math: Hobby . . . Baseball: Plans to go to college. WILLIAMS. IOHN R. General Chorus 1, 3: Favorite Pastime . . . Hunting: Favorite Subject . . . Gym: Favorite Sport . . . Stock Car Racing: Plans tc work. Watchom Weaver Wert: Williams Wilson Wilt .. V 5. :- . , 'Y X 7 .- M 'I Hlumpl.. WILSON, MELANIE E.- Mouse General FHA 1: Geography Club 1: Homeroom Oiiicer l: Favorite Pastime . . . Eating: Hobby . . . Sewing: Favorite Sport . . . Basketball: Ambition . . . Telephone Operator. WILT, IANICE Vocational Home Economics Withdrew November 14, 1958. WINELAND. CAROL A. Pre-College FTA 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Choir l, 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports l, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Iunior Class Play Usher: Senior Class Play Committee: Class Party Committee l, Z: Prom Committee 2: Ambition . . . Elementary educa- tion teacher: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 1. YODEH. MARY L. Pre-College Blue Band l, 2, 3: H-Burger 1, 2, 3: Class Play Committee 3: County Band Z: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: Valentine Ball Committee 1. 2: Class Play Usher 3: Plans to go to college. Weyandt Wible Wineland Yoder sl 'mfs get e .Q left 21' 41' .Z , eniors YOHE. BONNIE K. Secretarial Allentown High School 1. 2: Favorite Pastime . . . Listen- ing to the radio: Favorite Sport . . . Roller Skating . . . Ambition . . . Work as a stenographer YOUNG. RAY A. Pre-Professional Senior Class Play: Blue Band 1: Class Party Committee 1, 2: FTA 2: Homeroom Oilicer 3: Favorite Sport . . . Football: Plans to teach school. ZEBROSKI, IR., WALTER C.-- Walt Industrial Arts Favorite Subject . . . P.O.D.: Hobby . . . Model airplanes: Favorite Sport . . . Wrestling: Plans to enter the Air Force. Open wide Pilot to co pilot Oil Miller Bonnet! Silverman Juniors Under the leadership of their fine offi- cers and with the assistance of their ad- visors, Miss Treese and Mr. Cummings, the juniors have completed a very active year. They have participated in and supported all of the athletic and social events of the year. The class chose Christmas as the theme for the class party which proved to be a very enjoyable evening for all who at- tended. ln April the junior class success- fully presented a three-act comedy entitled Tattletale. The highlight of the year was, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom, which the junior class planned and presented for the enjoy- ment of the seniors. We seniors are grate- ful to the juniors for this and we wish them success next year as seniors. OFFICERS President ,,,.,,.,..., N . ,, ,,,,. ., ,, Sheldon Ott Vice-President . ,,.., .....,. Rn n Bonnett Secretary ,, ,,,,, H ,..... Debbie Miller Treasurer , ,, Debbie Silverman Future Seniors Are an Active Group Row 1 tlett to right? Stoner, Mal- tern, Gorsuch, Miss Treese, Rosser, Ott, Long, Helsley. How 2 Crouthers, Trenqer, Hol- man, Ellstrom, Lang, Focht Clapper, Silverman. How 3 McGregor, Harlin, Wy song, Detrick, Benton, Miller Fuller, Smith, Dodson. How 4 Neely, Stark, Iones, Wor ley, Walls, Burk, Weir, Raible Campbell, Anderson. Row 1 Calvin, Nicholson, Miller Beiqle, McGee, Dodson, Blatch lord. Row 2 Grill, Sollenberqer Flaugh, Smith, Treese, Sliver Vipond, Phillips. Row 3 Endress, Kopac, Aller Piper, Fla ugh, Harris, Ion es Haney, Davis. How 4 McGunigal, Courtney Shaw, Hoover, Gardner, Bryant Nale, Weaver, Ruehr, Little. 1 Row l il. to r.7 Ebling, Vaughn Butler, Shaner, Mrs. Tierney Daugherty, Dutrow, Conrad. Row 2 H Onkst, C. Magill, McCall Wasser, Hicks, Moyer, Reilly Hazenstab. Row 3 -f Thomas, Yingling, Claar Fetzer, White, Brandt, Huether Bice, Slippey. Row 4-Fox, Kelley, Poloskey Guyer, Snyder, Weimer, Metz Lingenfelter, Dickson, Baronner Row 1-Stevens, Black, Ingram, Helsley, Smith, Foor, Roberts Row 2- Long, Lanzendorier, Cal- vert, Berkheimer, Hite, Neil, Shubert, Casner. Row 3-Vipond, Counsman, Man- na, Yeager, Matthews, Daus, Albright. Ray, Zeigler. Row 4-Yoder Wells, G 1 u t h Duck, Grace, Young, Moses Mrs. McKerihan. Row 5-Wilson, Cruthers, Price Helsel. Row l-Hartzer, French, Moore Rightnour, Orr, Campbell, E11 lenberger, Leamer. Row Z -McCloskey, W y s o n g Burk, Beck, Shaw, Imler, Smith Biddle. Row 3-Stever, Clapper, Weaver Albright. Deem, Dunkle, Mcln tyre, Diehl, Grove. Row 4-Zimmerman, Mellott, Sal yards, Van Atta, Brawley Norris, Cruse, Wilt. Row 5--Hileman, Claar, Porter Swab. Row l-Sleek, Hartsock, Clites Leamer, Maurer, Pugh, Hever: ly. Row 2--Yingling, Magill, Amis Civils, Evans, Weyandt, Dun- can, Miss Petersen. Row 3-Reichard, Plowman Foust, Dick, Green, Yingling Horne, Lowe, Keckler. Row 4 -Ventre, Teeter, Biagiante Waltz, Scott, Gibson, Ulery Oakes. Row 5- Dangel, White, Brandt Greenleaf. I I 1 1 I Row 1 tl. to r.J Tee-ter, Duffy. McKean, Clapper, Redinger. Long, Snively. Row 2 Wertz, Lanzendorler, Es- triqht, Steele, Showalter. Hoover, Gesser, Piper. How 3 Dick, Cunningham, Mow' ery, Bowmaster, Noel, Baker. Trindel, Matthews, Miss Gar- ling. Row 4 Schaefer, Ford, Cassarly. Heuston, Harris, Harrison. How l Watters, Young, Grove, Kephart, Byers, Pounds, Snow- berqer. Row 2 Snyder, Moyer, Gill, Steinbrunner, Richards, Maines, Mickel, Hileman. How 3 Filson, Ecker, Barton, Dively, Osborne, H a z l e t t. Aiken. How 4 Hughes, Free, Brenner. Mr. Hill. Row 1 Burk, Little, Craft, Ben- son, Morgan, McGraw, Walker Bow 2 Decker, Mattern, Smith Ncarhoof, Shelley, Hoffer, Kuns: man, Bookwalter. Flow 3 Campbell, Dodson, Det wiler, Clapper, Helsel, Weber Prouqh, Wyant, Good. Bow 4 Stoltz. Bard, Pick, Har clercde, Freidenbloom. Geist Stacey, Miss Berkey. How 1 Powley, Claar, Beckwith Snyder, Eicher, Himes, Imler Row 2 Mallory, Patterson, Link Eqer, Shaw, States, Heiss, Moy er. Row 3 Miller, Ritchey, Free Ginqerich. McCoy, Botteniield Baker, Teeter, Clapper. Row 4 Weaver, Brubaker Thompson, Burke, Grove, Snare Trexler, Mr. Erb. 49 , ' Row 1-Buterbciugh. Davis Hoover. How 2-Wilt. Mclntire. The Class of '61 has now completed its oplwmores sophomore year and has proven to be a very fine group indeed and worthy of all the praise we can give. The sophomore class has made many con- tributions in the field of athletics. The Jun- ior Varsity football team was successful in chalking up an undefeated season. Most of the sophomores fitted into the pattern of senior high school life without difficulty and added their share of talent to the activities of our school. In particular, the sophomores were well represented in musical programs given by the band, orch- estra, and chorus. The Class of '61 showed talent in an- other way by putting on a successful class party for Themselves on April 3, 1959. OFFICERS President , ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,, . , William Wilt Vice-President ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, David McIntyre Secretary .,,. ,,,,,,,,,Y, S uscm Dcxvis Treasurer ,.,, ,,,,..,,, I ris Buterbcxugh Historian ,, , Elaine Hoover Class Shows a Variety of Talents How 1 il. to r.J Salyards, French Biqelow, McConnell, Mrs. Ham mer, Buterbaugh, Y e c k 1 e y Shinqler. Row 2 Riley, Stewart, Beckwith Hoover, Faqans, Dively, Bur ket, Moore. How 3 Heinbauqh, DeGarmo, Hillinq, Davis, O'Neil, Mcln tyre, Wells, Brennan, Clapper. Row 4 Lingenfelter, Hainzey. So cey, Porter, Weaver, Vaughn Swope, Amis. Row 5 Leap, Smith, Kerns, Mel ton, Wilt. Row 1 Finnegan, Zimmerman Shoup, Miller, Courter, Spangle Parsons. Row 2 Abruzere, Geist, Treese Edwards, Brubaker, Scully Helsley, Campbell. Row 3 Ault, Davis, Meyers, Mar tin, Dodson, Delozier, Stocker Wineqardner, Hammer. Row 4 Quinn, Benn. Chamber lain, McDonald, Rock, White Kopac. Holsinqer. Row 5 Maloney, Kabala, Young, Miss Tenley. Sophomore Class Advisors Mr. Erb and Mrs. Hammer ophomores A new way ol cutting-up in class. , f F Row 1 il. to r.J--Chamberlain, Bo- land, Thomas, McCoy, Malone. Appleman, Konchnik. Row Z-Garman, Holler ,Delozier, Shoenfelt, Edmiston, Walter, Corbin, Schilling. Row 3-Wertz, Yonkosky, Ritch- ey, Iohnson, Brubaker, Miller, Lindemer, Soyster, Burtnett. Row 4-Wilt, Prokop, Yeckley, Moudy, Curfman, Bender. How 5 --Yon, Helsel, Hamel, Fel- ker, Stevens. Row 1--Duganne, Barroner, Her- meskey, Hurm, Decoskey, Ruth- erford, Freidenbloom. Row 2-Smith, Summers, Lamont, Unger, B u r k, Elder, H a rt Wright. Row 3--Mattern, Clapper, Berk- heimer, Crum, Wilt, Kenawell Rhodes, Neterer, Logan. Row 4 -Mclntyre, Shaffer, Piper, Stell, Albr' ht, Grluppggamp. ll, ' h be Lig nigh cglldrn- odes X31 Cl N51 1.9! ,WV .ll f.5l40Lv Jl ,km ,ff 3' - Vgff C :AAx.yl-ffl ' , , 'v lx . ,LL 1 Row 1-Q-Young, Nale, Eger, Keith Detrick, Bouch, Butler. Row 2 - Hann, Miller, Rora baugh, Drass, Sender, Craw ford, Reindollar, Wineland. Row 3-Civils, Walters, Focht Isenberg, White, Benton, Paule McDonnell, DeBartolome. Row 4-Brunell, Gildea, Henna man, Auman, Davis, Mrs. Ful ton. 52 1 How I fl. to r.l Frazier, Staufier, Mattern, Sill, Hoover, McGin- nis, Eqer. Row 2 Millin, Cla a r, Sense bauqh, Lutz, Akers, Young. Dickson, Marlin. Row 3 Peters, Rothert, Kelley Henry, DeBartolome, Bowmas- ter. Neely, Woleslagle. Berkey Row 4 Drass, Crawford, Ciildea Baronner, Burqet, White, Harr. Wapner. How 5 Stroup, Trostle, Morick Miss Hoenstine. Row 1 Zeak, Eicher, Wooten Braqonier. Miss Bollinger, Barr Mattern, Troxell. Row Z Diehl, Rhodes, Phillips Henry, McDonald, M c K e e Dubbs, Sucklinq. Row 3 Albarano, W ar n e r Steele, Hoover, Harshbarger Mitchell, Kenawell, Berkheimer Neil. Row 4 Ferrara. Kuhn, DeCos key, Frederick, Byrnes. Russell Croyle, Singer. W P I , Row l Crookshank, Dodson, Leb eriinqer, Teeter, Conrad, Kitch en, Shoemaker, Row 2 Blankenbiller, Hite, Wilt Echard, Carman, Stilfler, Hale Walls. Row 3 Mosser. Helsel, Hillyard Price, McCoy, Iohns, Antes Malone, Bender. Row 4 Yoder, Dell, Brubaker Feathers, Cassidy, Snyder Adams, Mielnik. Row 5 Saylor, Weise, Rinier, Dahl, Otto, Mr. Gibson. 1, Row l Cochran, Dutrow, McCor mick, Orr, Brozqal, Bell, Leber finqer. How 2 Falqer, Black, Yinqling Presley, D e G a r m o, Mento Campbell, Hite. Row 3 Snively, Wilt, Hinqler. C u r t i s, Anderson, Sheehan Iackson, Walker, Weichel. Row 4 Thompson, Dively, Wey ant, Kinq, Slippey, Saylor Heininqer, Taylor. Row 5 Stewart, Burkhart, Mc Kendree, Moses, Wyland. Mr Fink. .1 -5 Mwyq ,gy f L4,:. - ' ii 1 7 Q 'Q 4 4 4 'K' ' s ' Q 4 aft' '74 Q 0 .,-:wiv , . - X H 1 1 . ,r - i,..Gv,, JY? Q I vv,j2-A Q fi 'T -' Q ,R QSLLE wwf, iam: 4 jj l N X 1, 'V AIX! 1. 'I' LIL ff' L I I ACTIVITIES A ff'--, '5 if , A ff: I QQ ix N Qs , iii , N QQQ THE CAlVIERA'S EYE TURNS TO THE FUNCTIONS WHICH ADDED PLEASURE TO OUR SCHOOL LIFE 55 Row Row Row How Row Row Row 1-Cl. to r.l-Shingler, Hoover, Watters, Gill, Hilling, Duck, Gluth, Sill. 2-Meadows, Bender, Snyder, Curtis, Hoover, Kunsman. Shade, Ott, Ford, lmler, Sill, Feathers, Dodson, Mitchell, Vipond, Iackson, Brubaker, Walker, Denning, Hoover. Dodson. 3-Miller, Weyant, Fagans, Smith, Rhodes, McCall, Barr, Appleman, Vaughn, Teeter, Buterbaugh, Dodson, Ford, Kerns, French, Wamer, Davis, Weyant, Treese, McKean, Kopas. 4-Benn, Long, Miller, Steele, Wertz, Shade, Yoder, Glass, Smith, Wright, Walters, Treese, Campbell, Rosser, Moore, Free, Fuller, Endress, Stitt, Hileman. 5-Lingenfelter, Foor, Bender, Meadows, Antes, Helsel, Heinbaugh, Reese, Shaw, Echard, Weir, Iones, Clapper, Mat- thews, Brandt, Walker, Cassarly, Halbritter, Himes. 6-Grove, Treese, Wapner, Melton, White, Burke, McLanahan, Anderson, Walters, Halbritter, Harclerode, Burk, Marshall, Focht, Naus, Davis, Rhoads. 7-Mr. Treese, Huether, Metz, Bard, McKendree, Stultz. Moore, Snively, Roberts, Long, Gardner, Bowmaster, Walters. BAND The 1958-59 year proved to be a very successful one for the Blue Band. This was attributed to the able leadership of Mr. Treese, popularly known as Chief, the Band officers and council, and the efforts of each individual member of the band. The new form of student government intro- duced in the band organization involving the Council, which consisted of two repre- sentatives of each class, kept all the mem- bers on their toes striving to do better. At football games, regardless of the weather, the band was always there to cheer the team on to victory. The success of the shows presented at half-time was the result of long hours of practice. At home basketball games also, encouragement was given to the team by the Pep Band, which is a representative group of the complete band. The band took part in many area parades and presented concerts for various local af- fairs. Some of the other activities in which the band participated were Band Days at Penn State and at Pitt University, the Music Festival at Kennywood Park, the Blair Coun- ty Band Festival, and the South Central Dis- trict Band Festival. This year Hollidaysburg BAND OFFICERS President ,,,ic,, ,,,, ,,,, , , Y Dave Rhoads Vice-President , ,, , ,, Robert Halbritter Secretary ,,,,,,, Bonnie Mitchell Treasurer , ,,,,, Letitia Bender Mr. Treese, Co-ordinator ot Music. --,.- . , V MAJOR ETTES Row l Duck, Gluth, Hoover, Gill, Miller, Kopac, Watters. Sill, Hillinq, Shingler. Row 2 Himes, Linqenfelter, Hile- man. Row 3 Syn Moore, Snively. Roberts.: ng. ' I I u . F' X T, , Q L . I I I W NI It 4 I R' '-f .' . - P' . v I in it .N Pl. yy' I . Ill . 9 if 1 Viv o a I i'l K I DISTRICT BAND PARTICIPANTS Flow I Moore, Ianet Meadows Kopac, Weyant, Mitchell, Iack son. Row 2 lane Meadows, Treese Wright, Ford, Rhoads, Mar shall, I-lalbritter, Grove, Ander son. How 3 Bender, H. Walters Brandt, T. Walters, Gardner. Walker, Benn, L, Treese. 57 Blue Band Hosts South Central District Band was host for the District Band Festival which turned out to be a very successful and en- joyable venture. A different type of talent, which con- sisted of intricate marching techniques and twirling, was displayed by the maiorettes of our band. The alternating head maiorettes were Carol Kopac and Debbie Miller. The other maiorettes were Darla Sill, Linda Duck, Jeanne Gill, Sandy Gluth, Bonnie Watters, Donna Hilling, Elaine Hoover, and Paula Shingler. The FIashettes, who formed on their own initiative, were Cynthia Hileman, Evelyn Himes, and Judy Lingenfelter. These girls performed with fire batons at football and basketball games. The entire corps of maiorettes performed for audiences at the Blair County Fair, football and basketball games, and a special program during Edu- cation Week. Row 1-L. Treese, Moore, D. Treese, Foor, Ford. Row 2-Rhoads, Marshall, Burk, Halbritter, Grove, Anderson. Row 1-ll. to Ll-Kunes, Drass. Decker, Waltz, Stocker, Stewart, Craft, Albarano, Dell. Row 2-Brubaker, Myers, Iackson, Fagan, Fold, Smith, Yingling, Woleslagle, Drass, Halbritter, Shade, Weycmt. Row 3eMatthews, Rhoads, Burk, Dodson, Walters, Shade, Gray, Anderson, Walters, Grove. Row 4-Mrs. Moore, director: Porter, Clapper. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, one of the instrumental organizations of our school, has been active this year playing for class plays and assem- blies. Each year members attend the Dis- trict Orchestra Festival and one member is selected to participate in the Pennsylvania State Orchestra Festival. A string ensemble, composed of three violins and a viola, played for service clubs and local organi- zations. The interest of the orchestra mem- bers helped promote the instrumental music program of our school. DANCE BAND The Dance Band is a musical organization participated in and managed by the stu- dents. This year the Dance Band was com- posed ot Mary Ann Moore, Dixie Treese, and Jane Foor, saxophones, Dave Rhoads, Harold Marshall, and Francis Burk, trumpets, Bob Halbritter, Terry Grove, and Bill Ander- son, trornbones, Linda Treese, piano, Bill Ford ,drums. The Dance Band played tor class parties and various outside activities. The Dance Band enioyed a very busy and most successful year. 58 CHORUS Variety Is the Keynote of the Choral Program Popular music, secular music, old senti- mental favorites, and country square dances - the choruses sang all of these. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Alice Downing, both the mixed chorus and girls' chorus enioyed a very successful year. The choruses participated in the Christ- mas, Thanksgiving, and Easter assemblies. They also sang for various civic organiza- tions. A few students from the choruses met together to form quintets or trios and appeared in assemblies or other programs. This spring the choral concert was held on April 28. The concert, which was open to the public, combined both the acting and singing abilities of those participating. Certain members of the choruses were sent to County Chorus at Martinsburg, and ten members were selected to attend Dis- trict Chorus at Clearfield. One person was chosen to be a representative at State Chorus. The girls' chorus and the mixed chorus produced rhythm and harmony only be- cause of the patient guidance of Mrs. Down- ing. Under her instruction, many useful hours were spent rehearsing and planning programs which would be suitable and en- tertaining. , ,. ,Q ' l 'ja 1.1, l I L nrretc' -Cfftmi A our K' if, Jig I Q ,J,i.r,g 5 M' V hifi . .X N. f , ' 15 CJJLTCL4, 95, rnkf VCLQ rfelfn CCI 1 OL 1,40 Q LJu'5 fIAl'fJ rr. U-A-Q -fflftfjt 'L Il UXJQ Mixso cnorzus Oli? ' L 'Vi 'Utfw 7 O 'Tl 'l LL' Q W .li 2 ', .1 . ' Ll How l Lanzendorier, L. Smith. Piper Q Lp J' 'CVVQSC f fo 'J ' 'K :17l'4LQ B. Smith, Coy, Kunsman, Clemence Sill, Crouthers, Hileman, Gesser, Her mesky, Scully, Mrs. Downing tdirec- tori. Row 2 Albright, B. Dodson. Yeckley Beiqle, Young, Calvin, Magill, Magill Dauqherty,Showalter, A. Akers, Com mans, Duncan, Boland. Row 3 Leidy, Brubaker, Clapper, Le Crone, Anderson, Bender, Montgom ery, Little, Drass, M. Smith, Harlin Romagnino, Byrnes, Stevens, Focht. Row 4 S. Mitchell L. Dodson, B. Miller Colyer, Burket, Walls, L. Good, E Akers, McCallister, N. Good, Wine land, Saylor, Orndofi, Falger, Ed wards, Stever. Row 5 H. Smith, Cunningham, Teeter McDonnell, Neff, Meese, Beck, Kena well, Williams, Bixler, Byrnes, Fthoads T. Walters. Row 6 Frazier, Dalessandro, McDonald White, Kabala, McGunigal, W. Mc Donnell, Grove, Pick, Halbritter, Heu ston. GIRLS' CHORUS Bow 1 Calvert, Shoup, Butler, Sender Amis, Shoenfelt, Brozgal, Bigelow, I Smith, Summers. Mrs. Downing Cdirec tori. Row2 Brandt, Rorabaugh,Mento,Ruth ertord, Wineland, Crawford, Holman Silverman, Zimmerman, Peters, Rich ards, Lusky. Bow 2 Barroner, Patterson, Acker, El lenberqer, Suckling, Bouch, Duganne Chamberlain, Clapper,, Wooten, Rot hert, Sleek. Row 4 I. Hileman, Sheehan, Courter Benson, Ritchey, Walls, Drass, Kunes Steele, Osborn, Deem, Konchnik. How 5 Berkheimer Yoder, N. Neely. King. S o y s t e r, Hinkle. Rothrauft Young, Mattern. 59 flied Llc'-iDL'4'n rf' W 3.9:-3 V Very'-y w I SENIOR CLASS PLAY Row Row Row Row Row -Burns, Bowser, Baker, Isenberg, Hileman, Saksa, Stroup, Commons, Osborn, Dodson Albright. ' -Clemence, Ford, Bixler, Halbritter, Rhoads, Richards, Gearhart, Young, Dunkle, Harkless Weyandt, Mitchell. Stultz. Anderson, Stalter, Leidy, Acker, Denning, Bender, Good, Montgomery, Siriannr M. Smith. I. Smith, Strunk, Yoder, Wineland, Hite, Moore, lane Meadows, Ianet Meadows, N. Neely Kerns, Magill, Benton. Orndoif, Miller, Colyer, Peoples, Bickel, Beegle, Walker, Potts, Miss Petersen CDirectori. Z Senior Performance ls l-luge Success Under the direction of Miss Betty Peter- sen and student directors Bonnie Mitchell and Virginia Clemence, Mother is a Fresh- man was presented by the Senior Class on November 21, l958, in the high school auditorium. l'm a sophomore! wails Susan. How can I have a mother vvho's only a fresh- man! Abby's reason for going to college with Cast takes time out to pose for photographer. her daughter is hard economics. Her hus- band's insurance money left for her is al- most gone anol keeping Susan in school seems impossible. Abby's first two names are Abigail Forti- tude, and anyone with those names is eli- gible for a liberal memorial scholarship established years ago by a wealthy woman of the same name. The dean insists it's all a publicity stunt and Warns Abby that the What! Studying on the night the big dance' ,Pm Mother Proves She ls Not a Left over Chaperone slightest infraction of any rule will result in her immediate dismissal. On top of that she has a terrible time with her main coursee zoology. The handsome professor delivers his lecture looking right into her eyes. The professor offers to give a little extra help and Abby accepts it open mindedly. The professor asks Abby to go to the dance with him, and she is delighted. She doesn't realize that Susan, as well as a num- ber of the other girls, has a great crush on the professor. Susan's foolish maneuvers re- sult in a serious misunderstanding, and in outrage, the now miserable Abby slaps the professor. This gives the Dean his chance and he expels her. But this doesn't end it all, for the professor explains everything and Abby is reinstated. After this great struggle, the professor gets enough courage and asks Abby to be his wife. CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbot Mary Osborn Susan Margaret Saksa Mrs. Miller Mary lane Richards Sylvia Sally Isenberg Bunny Peggy Gearhart Helen Iudy Stroup Carrie Marsha Commons Clara Cindy Hileman Marge Peggy Baker Bobo Iim Bixler lack Dave Rhoads Howie Dan Dunkle Bill Bob Halbritter Dean Gillingham Ray Young Professor Michaels Ron Harkless Last minute instructions. It only hurts lor a little while. The men behind the switches. Professor! THE T959 CHIMROCK We've got to meet that deadline! This Chimrock must be out on time! This was the cry of the editors when work began on the yearbook last fall. Under the capable direction of our advisor, Mr. Hoover, the staff reached its goal. Various difficulties were attacked and finally conquered by the staff. A cover had to be chosen, group pictures and informal shots had to be taken, and new original ideas had to be put to use. The advertising staff solicited ads, the business managers kept track of money and subscriptions, and the typists typed the articles which the edi- torial staff had written. But in spite of the hustle and bustle, everyone found time to enioy a laugh at a ridiculous picture or a humorous idea of- fered. Also it was a thrill to review some of the experiences which had occurred when we were sophomores or iuniors. We sincerely hope that you will enioy reading your Chimrock as much as we en- ioyed composing it. Row 1-fl. to r.t -Jackson, Heichcrd, Murkey Stultz Romczgnmo Clcxycomb Row 2-Byrnes,Mitche11, Bender, Montgomery Necxrhooi Lamont Sorylor Row 3-Hilemcm, Orndoif, Walker, Stiffler Moore Mcrglll Row 4-Beck, Lusser, Rhouds, Hdlbritter, Mr Hoover fAdVlSOIl 'ss-J' Chimrock Staff CO-EDITORS: Bonnie Mitchell, Reed Walker EDITORIAL STAFF: Bill Beck, Letitia Bender, Nada Magill, Nancy Montgomery, David Rhoads, Larry Stitfler BUSINESS MANAGERS: Joyce Byrnes, Teresa Lamont, Bessie Orndoff ADVERTISING MANAGERS: Robert I-Ialbritter, Sherman Lasser ADVERTISING STAFF: Cynthia Hileman, Dortha Markey, Judy Saylor, Susan Stultz HEAD TYPIST: Helen Nearhoof TYPISTS: Carol Claycomb, Paula Jackson, Mary Ann Moore, Marilyn Reichard, Frances Romagnino Business Managers. Editorial Stufi. Typists. Advertisinq Stcii. Row l-Fagans, Coy, Butler, I. Hoover, D. Treese, Albright, I. Hoover, Foor. Row 2--Dodson, Moore, Clemence, Silverman, Buterbaugh, K. Wilt, Stocker, Leidy, Drass. Row 3-Acker, McAuliffe, Sheehan, Campbell, Davis, Warner, Sirianni, Yoder. Mrs. Fulton I1-Xdvisorl. Row 4-Kunes, Baker, Antes, Kerns, Glass, Isenberg, McGregor, Miller, King. Row 5e:Porter, Benn, Benton, Bollman, Good, Blatchford, Meese, Bixler, F. Hoover, Evans. l'l - B U R G IE R Newspaper Keeps the Student Body Informed H-Burger Staff 0 CO-EDITORS: Becky Albnghh AAary Yoder 0 NEWS EDITORS: Michelle Bollman, Debbie Miller 0 FEATURE EDITORS: Lee Good, Debbie Silverman 0 SPORTS EDITORS: Ton1Evans,Jane Foor o PROOF READERS: Lindy Acker, Carol Craft 0 BUSINESS MANAGERS: Bonnie Benton, Janet VVeaver o CIRCULATION MANAGER: Jeannm Fagans 0 TYPISTS: Margaret Sheehan, Head Typist, Sandra McAuliffe, Donna Smith, Frank Hoover, Margorie Kunes, Sarah Leidy o REPORTERS Barbara Antes, Nancy Benn, George Blatchtord, Eileen Butler, Iris Buter- baugh, Judy Campbell, Virginia Cle- mence, Shirley Coy, Susan Davis, Bar- bara Dodson, Virginia Gesser, Alice Harhn, Janet Hoover, Jean Hooven SaHy Isenberg, Karen King, Unda Moore, Elizabeth McGregor, Dan Por- ter, Bill Potts, Evelyn Stocker, Dixie Treese, Janet VVarner, Bob VVeHnep Karen Wilt. 64 ADVISOR Mrs. Fulton H-Burger Co-editors and Advisors Yoder. Albright, Fulton. it uf' N 'vv l ir! Row l Silverman, Yoder, Foor. Albright. Good. Row 2 Bollmon, Miller, Benton. Row 3 Eva Working hard to prepare another issue. News concerning school events, clubs, and sports was the product The H-Burger offered the senior high students This year. Everyone knows that publishing a news- paper is no easy job. Information To gather, articles to write, deadlines to meet, and papers to issue are the problems and Tasks facing any newspaper staff. Our H-Burger iournalists were no exception. The results of their efforts were six issues of which both the H-Burger staff and the school are proud. ns, Acker, Croft, Mrs. Fulton flkdvisorl. An H-Burger sponsored dance The H-Burger was pleased to welcome its new advisor, Mrs. Dolores Fulton, a new- comer to Hollidaysburg High. The staff raised money by selling programs during The home football games and by sponsor- ing dances after The basketball games. The H-Burger, a member of the Central Pennsyl- vania Scholastic Press Association, sent rep- resentatives to the annual fall conference in November held at Altoona High School. The members of The staff have devoted much outside time to the newspaper and deserve a pat on the back for a job well done. mchxk Frazier, Rhodes, Akers. Mr. Lindsey lAdvisorl, Duncan. Left ltop to bottoml-Frazier, Showalter, Duncan STUDENT COUNC The Student Council, whose membership is composed of one representative and one alternate from each homeroom, has com- pleted another prosperous year of activities. Under the leadership of the officers and the advisor, Mr. Eugene Lindsey, all of the proi- ects were brought to a successful termina- tion. Some of the Council events, which added to the interest of the school year, were the following: the sponsoring of vic- tory dances after both football and basket- Row 4 llow 5 I L Right itop to bottom,-Rhodes. Akers, Courtney, Kopac. Konchmk Beegle. ball home games, the Color Day observance, selling book covers and handbooks, and decorating the annual school Christmas tree. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Port Frazier Vice-President Iohn Rhodes Treasurer Ellen Akers Secretary lCorrespondingJ Robin Konchnik Secretary Clilecordingl Anna Duncan ECW l-A. Akers, Reilly, French, Dutrow, Rhodes, Kunsman. Row 2-Watters, Downing, Konchnik, Duncan, Shingler, Mitchell. Row 3-Harlin, Stroup, Duck, E. Akers, Antes, Paule. -Frazier, Hoover, Bixler, Courtney, Trindel. -Mr. Lindsey lAdvisorl, Kabala, Grove, Albright, Hughes, Beck. w 1 Rhodes, M. Brubaker, Civils, Flazlett, Cunningham, M o r q a n . Iruse, Mcses, Bellan, Hyle, Ritchey. w 2 Focht, Helsley, Herman. Strayer, Stauiier, Dively. Clark. Pagans, Hileman. Sprow, Beck. Brown. w 3 Russell, Commons, Leberlin- ger, Lindemer, Clapper, Miller, Mcsser, Steiner, Patterson, Pow- ley, Helsley Endress, Hartsock. w 4 Mr. Cherry tAdvisorJ, Braw- ley, Wineqardner, Moyer, Gray. Kuhn, Yeckley, Mattern, Biddle. Matthews, Helsel, Brubaker, Singer, Mr. Walker lSupervisorJ. rw 5 Holsinqer, Claar, Hartman, Ulery, Teeter, Weber, Yingling. Dunmire, Adams, Horn, Sorge, lmler, Adams. rw 6 Mclntyre, Swab, McVey, Griffith, Brandt, Dahl, Russell, Perry, Helsel, Flaugh. Davis. :nw 1 Mrs. McKerihan lAdvisorl, Mowery, Clapper, Manna, Hite. Neely. ow Z Baronner, Miller, Powley, Conrad, Clyte, Grove. nw 3 Ray, Campbell, Moses. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of Mr. Robert Walker and Mr. Kenneth Cherry, has had a busy year par- ticipating in activities concerning our na- tion's farm tools, machines, and time-saving methods. This group also has been study- ing the proper way to care for and produce various farm products. First-hand information on practical meth- ods used by area farmers was made avail- able to the boys on the five field trips which the club made. The club's annual trip to the State Farm Show in Harrisburg proved to be very educational and profitable for those members who attended. F. H. A. This year completes the second successful year of the Future Homemakers of America Club. Any Home Economics student was eligible for membership. Heading this or- ganization Were: President . . Barbara Ray Vice-President .. .. Shirley Deem Secretary . . Janet Moses Treasurer . . Marian Grove Under the leadership of Mrs. McKerihan, the girls held their meetings in school or in the girls' homes. Following each business meeting were refreshments and entertain- ment. The purpose of the Future Homemakers is to further the interest and activities in homemaking. Everything that is done through class, F.H.A. club work, and home experience is focused on helping the stu- dent to improve personal, family, and com- munity living. These Clubs Helped Students Prepare for Future Occupations Row 1-Byrnes, Albright, Commons, Mitchell, Anderson, Markey, Stalter. How 2-Stultz, Bender, Montgomery, Good, McCal1ister, Akers, Acker, Denning. Row 3-Sirianni, Strunk, Yoder, Glass, Moore, lane Meadows, Stroup. Row 4- -Isenberq, Magill, Bollman, Peoples. BETA TRI-Hl-Y Y Offers Fellowship Through Girls' Organizations This club, composed of 24 senior girls, under the guidance of Mrs. Richard Barro- ner, has now completed its final year as a Tri-Hi-Y group. Each Thursday night the girls held a business meeting which was often followed by a special program such as a guest speaker, a demonstration, or a panel discussion. Each month the club members completed at least one service proiect. These proiects included such activities as serving for teas, dinners, and receptions held in the Y, providing entertainment at the Altoona Vet- erans' Hospital, and selling YMCA cookies. Also, the girls helped with the Spoon Sup- per that was held at the A few of the club's activities were Christ- mas carolling and a slumber party. Bake sales and dances were sponsored in order to raise money. At the Tri-Hi-Y Induction Service held last fall, the officers and ad- visor of the Beta Club were the principals. The girls finished up a successful year by participating in the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet held in May. F58 OFFICERS President , ., , , , , . . Rebecca Albright Vice-President Nancy Peoples Secretary . , Nancy Montgomery Treasurer ,, , , , Ianet Glass Chaplain , ,, Lindy Acker Advisor Mrs. Marian Barroner Seated-Peoples Glass. Standing-Acker, Montgomery. Albright. ? DELTA AND GAMMA TRI-Hl-Y Creating and extending high standards of Christian character is the aim of the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. The girls of the Delta and Gamma Clubs followed through with this idea this year and also enjoyed many good times in the fellowship offered by the Y groups. Each club was responsible for several com- munity service proiects. The Junior girls col- lected magazines which were sent to the State Hospital, and they also visited the chil- dren of the Williamsburg Orphans Home, the Sophomore girls made favors for the guests of the Allegheny Lutheran Home. Activities for the girls' own entertainment included a co-ed night, slumber parties, and a Christmas party. This year the members of all six of the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs sold cookies in order to raise Row 1 Treese, Holman, Patter- son, Gill, McCall, Amis, Kuns- man. Row 2 Hoover, Weyant,Vipond, Duncan, Stevens. Showalter. Row 3 Watters, Gluth, McKean. Little, Kunsman, Silverman, Poor. Row 4 Good, Brandt, Dodson, Kopac. How l Yingling, Blankenbiller, Treese, Stewart, Butler, Hoover, Hoover. Row 2 French, Akers, Orr, Bo land, Wooten, Konchnik. Row 3 Davis, Shingler, Price. Campbell, Hammaker, Wertz, Walker. Row 4 Antes, King, Drass, Benn, Soyster, Hilling. money for the YMCA's Building for Brother- hood campaign, a large scale program of building YMCA's in foreign countries. DELTA OFFICERS President Donna Weyant Vice-President Lee Good Secretary Linda Dodson Treasurer Bonnie Watters Chaplain Barbara Patterson Advisor Miss Ianet Dwyer GAMMA OFFICERS President Linda Hammaker Vice-President Ianie Stewart Secretary Sally Walker Treasurer Marilyn Price Chaplain Ianet Soyster Advisor Mrs. Icanne Reid SENIOR MUSICIANS The Class of i959 boasts an exceptionally large number ot budding young musicians. Graduating this year will be 35 Blue Band members and a group of 40 members ot the different choruses. The senior band members were photographed in their band iackets, which were financed by the sale of Prom Peanuts. The senior chorus members look attractive in their traditional blue and white robes. Those who continue with music after high school and make it their career will probably look back and realize that much of their basic knowledge stemmed from the experience gained in the music program of Hollidaysburg Community High School. Clcrpper, Commons. Byrnes. derson. Montgomery, Scxylor. licxms, Meese, H. Smith. Row 1- -Dodson. Iackson, Ford, Weyant, Sill, Hileman, Stultz. Row 2--Shade, Mitchell, Bender, Smith, Snyder, Yoder, Denning, Long. Row 3-Stitt, Kerns, Gloss, Curtis. Moore, Icrne Meadows, Iunet Meadows. Row 4--N. Walters, Marshall, Reese, Lingenlelter, McLcmu- han, T. Wolters, Rhoads, Hul- britter. Row 5--Walker, Davis, Nous, Focht, Burk. Row 1 --Scully, Leidy, Albright, Akers, Hileman, Clemence, Sill, Row 2-N. Smith, Dodson, Piper, Bender, Coy, McCcrllister, Le- Crone, Romagnino, Wineland, Row 3--f-Good, Drcxss, Smith, Om- doif. Miller, Colyer, Burket, An- Row 4-McDonald, Dalesscxndro, Wolters, Bixler, Rhocrds, Mc- Donnell, Halbritter, Beck, Wile Row 1 Kunsman, Amis Duncan, Showalter, Ben der, Calvin, I. Hoover, Cle mence, Gill. How Z Den ning, Acker, Akers, Mc Kean, Montgomery, Gear hart,, N. Smith, Silverman Sill. Row3 Maqill,Stroup. Ianet Meadows, lane Mea dows, Kopac, Miller, Wine land, Sirianni, Glulh, Wat ters. Rowfl Halbritter, Da lessandro, Meese, Oakes, Snyder, Traxler, Stilfler, Peoples, Brandt, F ul l e r Mrs. Sellers lAdvisorJ. F. T. A. Field Trip Highlights the Year's Activities The Future Teachers of America under the supervision of Mrs. Sellers is one of the school's newest organizations. The club is designed to encourage students to enter the teaching profession and to aid them in gaining a better knowledge of the teacher and his career. All members are given the chance to observe in a classroom of their choice. Membership is open only to juniors and seniors. Each member holds an office or serves on a committee. Individuals con- nected with the teaching profession speak at the monthly meetings. Working out plans lor a lield trip. Outside activities for the F.T.A. members included the sponsoring of a dance follow- ing the Captain Jack football game and a field trip to Penn State. OFFICERS President Letitia Bender Vice-President Anna Duncan Secretary Bob Halbritter Treasurer Nancy Peoples Librarian Iudy Stroup Advisor Mrs. Sellers Bender. Peoples, Duncan, Stroup. Halhritter. iff' ,,Jf:i':,?.gzf ..s.-- V . 1,- .w ' -' ', - - my vw'-' 1' . .. 1.3 ,A QQ LM 11,1 A Bram '7- 'ff' 1 . L+ ., ,,, , , -'fe.,3L3:rg,g , Q. ., ',1Q'5':S. It V-1. 331: I n 9' . Y W Q! we Q-Q .15 . e-he X f X m sb K xy 11441444444-', . J I ATHLETICS R Q, 5 The Spotlight Turns To The Sporis We Enjoyed 73 FOOTBALL The Hollidaysburg Golden Tigers under The able coaching of Mr. Dively had a very successful T958 gridiron season. WiTh very few leTTermen back from The year before The Tigers developed Their green Team To provide The Hollidaysburg fans with an ex- citing season. The Tigers sTarTed The season wiTh a T3-O vicTory over Chief Logan. In The second game of The season, Hollidaysburg Trimmed Roaring Spring, 40-O. In The Third game The Blue and WhiTe smashed Adams-Summerhill 33-O, scoring in every period. Hollidaysburg was downed by Philipsburg in The nexT game in a close Thriller T5-13. Hollidays- burg showed their sTrengTh by defeating Central Cambria in an exciTing T4-T3 baTTle. Hollidaysburg accepted Their second defeaT ,.... L.. I I Mr. Turchetta, Assistant Coach. Mr. Dively, Head Coach Row 1-Long, Frazier, Thomas, Bixler, Baldwin, Patterson, Bismark. Grove. Row 2-Dutrow, Hyle. Burk, Lecrmer, Harris, Saylor, Von Dreau, Hoover, Neff, Henry, Brennan. Row 3-Assistant Coach, Turchetta: Bonnett. Kabala, Treese, Biddle, Magill, Clcxar, Ruehr, Scott: Head Coach. Dively. Row 4-Morgan, Romagnino, Biagianti, Osborn, Wilt, Brenner, Hughes, Thompson, Lowe. O'Leary. i :I : S V' J Q, 7 5 T , ,.. ' 7 4 'T aw ....- gm , 1 5 QM' N 'N R .,, S . 5, T ., .K I l I firafiiwzzi. I ,Y ' 1 Q A y , X B, -Q0 if-Q mite Tigers hold down their opponents. stty , k a f T . A .' N, 1 W ,Q Y - . A 1 v351 i?7 b J ,z,'gg.iA1ix N-.A ' wg lla j x -st , .N 1 . A , - 35 tx, .. N- t 1 . X, .s s, . .- l x ,ni , v . - r tx 'A . J i g x - . at -. 3 Almost cx lirst down. Our Boys Did Shine! Quarterback Harris gets briefing on strategy. X! when they lost to Altoona Catholic 32-6. The Blue and White had no trouble with the next four opponents and in all cases Won smashing victories. The total number ot points scored against Hollidaysburg was 811, while the Tigers scored 252 points against their opponents. The final 8-2 record evi- denced a tine Hollidaysburg season. SCORES H-Burg Opponent T3 Chief Logan O 40 Roaring Spring O 33 Adams-Surnnnerhill O l3 Philipsburg T5 T4 Central Cambria T3 6 Altoona Catholic 32 T2 Captain Jack O 33 Huntingdon T2 117 Bellwood-Antis O Al Tyrone T2 Row 1-Harris, Neff, Grove, Thomas, Frazier, Baldwin. Fxow Z-VonDrecxu, Brennan. Row 3-Henry, Burk, Dutrow, Bixler, Saylor. Row 4-Learner, Hyle. Row 5--Patterson, Hoover, Long. GRIDIRON HEROES Hail To fhe Tigers! x 3' q . QW ' .1 , .k- - I. X Mr. Gallagher, Head Coach. Xa-'H Mr. Carson, Assistant Coach. l. V. FOOTBALL Completes an Undefeated Season The Hollidaysburg iunior varsity football team has proved itself to be an exceptional team by defeating all on-coming opponents during the 1958 season. Coach Gallagher and his assistant, Mr. Carson, are to be giv- en a large measure of credit for training the Little Tigers for such an excellent season. ln the first scheduled game against Cres- son, a first quarter tie C6-61 provided real excitement for the fans. In the final quar- , 1 MW' and kicked the extra point, clinchi h I tlff game and setting the final score Other JV scores of the season w e: A na a.,.f Catholic I3-Op Huntingdon 32- - Cressifaff ' 34-O, Tyrone 7-Op C tral mb 23396 ff That the sophom teargkfer ge 3 TD's 4 ,if per game and a 4 lpsgore ove eir Xltfx ponents is impr ' the fag? season record - 6 ln es is j,f tu l be f' . is ' s no I - something which H ter the Tigers' Dick Albright ran for a TD proud of and remembepfp ' Y M277 f f wit Z Z l XA' ' .fly C Haw 1 Slippey, Dodson, Wilt, Weise, P'rokop. Claar, Mielnik, Corbin. 64,44 thrift Row 2 Saylor, Amis, Maloney, Ferrara, Trosell, Albright, Leap. Neff, Paule, Saylor. ' If - Row 3 Mr. Gallagher tHead Coachl, Stroup, Fredericks, Singer, Morick, Porter, Kabala, Fel er, Aj V fl T. McIntyre, Mr. Carson il-kssistant Coachl. fy, t ,- t Row 4 Frazier, Socey, D. Wilt, Rinier, Brennan, D. Mclntyre, Biddle. 7 M ,Q-'I ,e rj we 'D 'fn ,X Row 1-Frazier, O'Brien, Hughes, Mcrrchi, Sclylor, Hyle, Morick. Row 2--Mr. Harden lHec1d Cocxchl, Nous, Bickel, Iones, Snare, Dickson, Bonnetl, Helsel. Row 3-Mr. Erb tFczcu1ty Mcmogerl, Housemon LMQHGQGID, Aller, Barton, White, McCoy, Mr. Hill KI. V. Coochl. BASKETBALL MounTain High League Champs Hollidaysburg High School can be iusTly proud of its basketball Team This year. The Golden Tigers under Coach Ralph Harden ended The season by winning The MounTain League Championship. The basketball schedule opened Decem- ber 5 in a 71-47 vicTory over Roaring Spring. ln The second game The Tigers were de- feaTed by Portage 74-45. The Team Triumph- anTly rouTed its next Three opponenTs: Roar- ing Spring, STaTe College, and Hunfingdon. Hollidaysburg's second defeaf was credited to Johnstown in a 45-43 Thriller. The Tigers chalked up four more league vicTories over Bald Eagle, Bellefonte, Philipsburg and Cap- tain Jack. LewisTown was The cause of Hol- lidaysburg's Third and final defeaT in The MounTain League. The game aT LewisTown was a close 45-44. The Team forced Tyrone To bow in a 59-39 victory. They clawed Huntingdon 64-48 and trampled Bellefonfe 88-34. Philipsburg and CapTain Jack also felt The blows of The Tigers To The Tune of 74-25 and 61-33 respectively. LewisTown and Hollidaysburg were Tied for The Moun- Tain League Championship TiTle, and when The Two foes meT in our gym, The Tigers slaughtered LewisTown 63-38. This vicTory puT The Golden Tigers in firsT place, and The TiTle was won by a 73-30 vicTory over Ty- rone. Winning The League Title made The Tigers eligible To enTer The DisTricT Six playoffs. The Tigers meT The AlToona Lions at Juniata College in a Tense overTime Thriller. Har- den's men Tied AlToona 47-47 aT The end of The fourTh period buT during The addiTional Three minuTe3 They were oufscored 51-47. Mr. Harden, Head Coach: Mr. Hill, I. V. Couch 'Ffa V 1 Wh. 1 , . 5749- WRESTLING l-l-Burg Team Hosts First Invitational Holiday Tournament The first Invitational Wrestling Tourna- ment was held this year on December 29 and 30. Hollidaysburg was the host to the eight participating high schools. Those schools were Altoona, Blairsville, Captain Jack, Cresson, Everett, Hollidaysburg, Mor- rison Cove, and Windber. Even though Blairsville was awarded the trophy, it will be long remembered that the Hollidaysburg team ran a close second, losing by only two points. This year, our Varsity squad completed a successful season with a six-four record. In the first shutout in T4 years of wrestling in our high school the team blanked Cresson 45-O in our gym. The team suffered its first defeat at the hands of Phillipsburg. The next four opponents the squad faced were defeated by decisive scores. Bedford tripped up the team and gave them a second de- feat, but they bounced back to defeat Ty- rone and Windber. In the closing matches of the season the Tigers were defeated by Lewistow'gQJagoNJoZ3j . c V ,tc a ,ff Cfw ,xl f Pete Dutrow scores again. Mr. Gallagher, Equipment Mgr.: Mr. Barefoot. I. V. Coach Mr. Kitzinger, Head Couch. Row l -lKnee1ingl Dutrow, Fcxlger, Clgcxr, Ott, Prough, Mr. Bcrrefoot lAssistcmt Coctchl. Row 2--Mr. Gallagher CEquipment Mcxnagerl, Evcms lllllczncxgerl, Grove, Burk, Dutrow, Nell. Lecxmer. Harris, Kelley lMcrncrgerD. Mr. Kitzinger lHeud Cocrchb. 'Viva 1 . , un' H 1 RJ kxl Q 1 xv 1 on? 9 I I L- W X XM 1' 5 -Q , Q-nf . - 4 Q fp Y if .md . X- vf ' 45 5, SJ gy'-X ,BE if u .33 3' BB : ii .5 'L , k S LM 03,4 x V g W W 1, l . mf kr-9 5 . 3 Y g ' - A 1 A . A . L 5, I ff f . 'V 5 V911 N ' if Q Q - . ' Sr Yvvxhfx f.1' - Q. . Lp,,,, .- I, it sm K J .iw m XF A 2 ' 2 3,1 vw '53 . - , W , -- ,Q N x Q A 1 . - 1'-4 .43-P 3 ., 5. A dj f I -'D . , Lfilggj 4M 1 ,Q A I Q11 B I X Y L Rx Yllsfu Y, ' , , , v . i -.' ' 5 ' W r -,f 11f-fe Y h A U xi! i W Li U L' .3 S vA,L ' L..'.,,-J' l: V , ' K A R 4 'S 5 Row 1--I. Long, Calvert, Neff, L. Treese, Byrnes, Patterson, Coy, D. Treese, Stevens, Showalter, A. Akers. Row 2--I. Scully, B. Scully, Henry, McCall, Shubert, Casner, Cruthers, Leidy, Steinbrunner, I. Moyer, I. Hoover, Daugh- erty. , Row 3 --Piper, Silverman, Duncan, Boland, Wooten, Bigelow, Butler, Orr, Mitchell, Anderson, Stultz, Konchnik, Miss X Garling fAdvisorl. I K' Row 4- Shinqler, Brozgal, Rothert, Statler, Gearhart, Sirianni, Smith, Acker, Bender, E. Akers, Good, Hilling. ty Q ,gv Row 5 ---Osbom, Himes, Strunk, I. Long, Denning, McAuliffe, P. Sheehcm, Antes, Albarano, Byers, R. Sheehalif -lllfifl' Row 6--S. Davis, Duck, Gluth, Watters, Grace, Baker, Moore, Stroup, Kopac, Iane Meadows, Commons, 'Sakscnv V l N Row 7---White, Richards, King, Benton, Orndoil, Foust, K. Burket, Peoples, C. Wilt, Good, Montgomery. ,' f' , , , ,.,, ' fl r 2' . , 't G. A. A. Garling's Amazing Amazons-V' ' . Under the direction of Miss Janet Garling, the members of the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion enioyed a recreational program ot var- ious athletic events. These girls strive for good sportsmanship, fair competition, and a better understanding of sports. By par- ticipating in each monthly social event of the GAA, such as swimming, bowling, bas- ketball, and roller skating, the members achieved their goals. To become a member, a girl must earn 50 points by taking part in numerous activi- ties. Atter reaching 350 points she is given numerals, and by achieving 750 points she is awarded the letter The GAA members earned money and points by selling boxes ot stationery. Also, dues were collected each semester to pro- vide money for parties, gym nights, and other social events. 82 xvfrfg 1 i,' 1 ffl g, - Row 1 Iane Meadows, Bender, Mitdhelllj , V ,, , I I Row 2 -Akers, Moore, Kopac, Grace' . , Z, ,J ly i ls X , ft c -Yi' it Q- ,lf .w X? li? 'ij' 'myww Konchnik, Stewart. CHEERLEADERS Victory, Victory ls Our Cry!! As the cheerleaders urged them on, the Hollidaysburg Tigers scored another victory over their opponents. The enthusiastic girls, filled with energy and high spirits, provided encouragement tor their team, even in the hardest games. The Varsity squad consisted of eight reg- ulars and three substitutes, and the Junior Varsity included five regulars and two sub- stitutes. For basketball games the girls wore new white vests and blue blouses with their blue skirts. This year the cheerleaders, under the su- pervision ot Miss Janet Garling, were as- sisted by two mascots, Terry Harden and Susan Hill, daughters of the basketball coaches. These two girls made their first appearance during basketball season. Sincere congratulations go to the cheer- leaders who supported the teams so will- ingly and so well. VARSITY Row 1--Yeager, Strunk. How 2 Commons, Romcgninof, Peoples, Stevens, Acker. Row 3 Miss Gerling U-Xdvisorl. Little, Holmcm, Grace. Osborn. .L-l ln: l' ef QjUNlOR.iVARSITY sv Row 1 - Brozgcrl, Akers, Wine land. Row 2 f Bigelow. Rutherford The baseball Team under The coaching of PaT Cummings had a very successful T958 spring season. Hollidaysburg goT off To a load sTarT by losing The firsT scheduled game of The season To Williamsburg. The final score was ll To 4. Then The Tigers pro- vided a Thrilling season for boTh sTudenT and adulT fans by winning seven of The nexT nine Blair CounTy League games. The Hollidaysburg diamondmen deTeaTed Mor- rison Cove C3-25 C8-SJ, Williamsburg U3-55, Roaring Spring C9-5D U2-51, Claysburg C3-25, and Tyrone Q6-25. They losT To Claysburg UO-81 and To Tyrone K2-OJ. This record- seven wins and Three losses-Tied ThaT of Williamsburg for firsT place. ln The playoff game The Tigers, deTeaTed by a score of 6-l, seTTled for second place. During The season Ron Harris and Dale Snyder gave The Team high baTTing averages of .415 and .405, respecTively. The ouT- sfanding piTchers were Dennis Clark-3 wins and l loss, and Dale Snyder-3 wins and 3 losses. All in all, The Hollidaysburg Team had an ouTsTanding season. BASEBALL Mr. Cummings. Coach Diamondmen ParTicipaTe in Blair League Play-off Row 1-Treese, Miller, Grove, Snyder. Dutrow, Thrush. Row 2---Neff, Clark, VonDreau, Curfmcm, Fox, Helsley, Russ, Mr. Cummings lCocichi. Row 3-Wible, Grove, Dolheimer, Ncius, Housemcm, Beegle, Harkless, Snyder. Row 4-Harris, Frazier, Ncxle, Beech, Bryant, Bice. Row 1 Dulrow, Hoover, Soylor, Harris, Hyle, Leomer. Row 2 Grove, D, Clcxcxr, Henry, VonDrec1u, Hughes, Mcxgill, Treese, O'Leury, B. Clcrrr. Row 3 Clark, Baldwin, Burk, Thomas, O'Brien, Neif, Frazier, Ott. Row 4 VARSITY CLUB Mr. Dively lAdviserD, Wilt, Bonnett, Snyder, Murchi, Thompson, Mr. Harden U-Xdviserl. The Best ot All the Tigers Who wants to buy a program? .FPQJJNYQ W. 559,--A T -4 3- . A ...W ' '- ,vii ' . -L . -N .N The Varsity Club is composed of all the athletes of letter in a under the Mr. Dively, this year. our school who have earned a major sport. This organization, leadership of Mr. Harden and has engaged in several activities The members sold popcorn at the football games and during the winter sports season were responsible for distributing programs at home basketball games. Proceeds from the popcorn sales and the program dona- tions were used to purchase varsity sweat- ers for those boys who earned 2 or more letters in a maior sport, 3 letters in a minor sport, or a letter in 2 sports during one school year. 85 We Hope you like this Chimrock We knocked ourselves out preparing it for you! 86 Dr and and and and and and and and and and and and and Attomey Attorney Attomey Attomey Attomey Attorney Mrs Mrs Mrs s Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Professlonal Mr Mr s Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank B O F Andrews L. R Ayers W I Kunsman R R MacNe1l W E Preston Iohn O Prosser Leon R Walker Iames B Barnhart I A Selecky George A Walker Harold Brande Robert A H111 Wexss H C Benton T Dean Lower Harold Mlller Patnck E O Leary Manon D Patterson Warfel Dr. . . . Dr. . . Dr. . . . Dr. . . Dr. . . Dr. . . Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph L. Haller Dr. . . . Dr. . Dr. . . ' . . L. H. ' 87 Patrons COMPLIMENTS BARONNER BARBER and BEAUTY SHOPPE Say 1t W1tl'1 Flowers WARNER S FLORISTS ' GROWERS Cut Flowers Potted Plants Phone OW 5 9431 S Montgomery Street Holhdaysburg P We Telegraph Flowers Compl1rr1e1'1ts of LORRAINE SHOP ALTOONA PA KLINE BROTHERS Wholesale Dealers 11'1 All Kmds of Fresh Meats 301 Beaver Street Holhdaysburg Pa U PENN DIL I F HELSEL PHoP HEATING OII.S AUTOMATIC OII. 6. GAS HEATING Sales and Service Reszdentlal, Commercial Prompt 24 hr Service on All Burners BOILERS CONVERSION BURNERS WATER HEATERS Phone OWen 5 4439 and 5 2761 1 OF , 20 . ' , cz. Phone OW 5-4465 ALT -- 00. 88 Congratulations to the C L A S S of 19 5 9 01 SllIlflLEY'S Il0NUT Sll0P Featuring 48 Varieties Of Taste Tempting Donuts 6th AVE ROAD DUNCANSVILLE OW 5 - 4622 1512 llth AVE. ALTOONA WI 3 - 9728 ith CAPITOL PRESS Pnntmg Photoengravmg Letterpress Gffset Lnhograph 308 Montgomery St Phone OWen 5 2851 FRED C BRENNER msURANcE SUCKLING S The Men s Shop The Gift Mart BAREFOOT S SANITARY SERVICE The Complete Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 RINIERS FLOWER SHOP Hollldaysburg Pa ISENBERG S ESSO SERVICE AND REPAIRS O111C1G1 State lnspechon V1rg1l and B111 lsenberg Mgr Phone OW 5 3451 Cor1gratu1at1or1s to the Class of 1959 BLAKELEY GIFTS 507 Allegheny St Holhdaysburg Pc: Congratulahons to the Class of 1959 Sem Tonk TREESE s Music sToRE Dunccmsville, Pa. phone OW 5 0711 Holhdaysburg. Pa. 7 404 Aue9henY sf- 1227 3rd Ave. Dunccmsville 7 I ' . 7 . . . , 90 NOW SERVING YOU IN HOLLIDAYSBURG WCDLF Furmture Company The largest furmture group an Pennsylvania TYRONE BARNESBORO HUNTINGDON CLEARFIELD Seventeen Stores Wolf s 57th Year WILLIAMSPORT PHILIPSBURG STATE COLLEGE LEWISTOWN BELLEFONTE NAN TY GLO LOCK HAVEN CUMBERLAND MD KEYSER W VA DUBOIS PA 324 ALLEGHENY ST HOLLIDAYSBURG 1501 1503 ELEVENTI-I AVE. Everytlung For The Home On Convenzent Credlt ALTOONA o PUNXSUTAWNEY . . . , . 91 WILLIAMS' Service Station Everything for Your Cor Phone OW 5-2611 Hollidaysburg DAVES DREAM A NICE PLACE TO EAT GOOD FOOD HOLLIDAYSBURG PA LEBO'S DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR 601 Penn Street Hollidaysburg. Pa. SAMMY S MENS SHOP 1105 Eleventh Avenue Altoona Pc: Altoonos Most Complete Stock of Young Mens Su1ts for Any Oncl All OCCGSIOUS NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Congrcxtulohons to the Class of 59 from THE HOLLIDAYSBURG REGISTER The only paper that glves cr Hoot about I-lolhdcrysburg Alummum Storm W1DdOWS and Doors Blown IH lnsulcmon Hberglos 416 Allegheny St OW 5 1561 Holhdaysburg Pa Genume Keepsake Reglstered H A BEERBOWER WATCHMAKER IEWELER 203 Allegheny Street Phone OW 5 3801 Holhdaysburg Pa MAIN STUDIOS Roarmg Sprmg Pa 1370 THE BRIGHT SPOT ON YOUR DIAL DONLAN'S WKMC 01 RADIO 92 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Compliments of THE MEADCDWS MEADOWS INTERSECTION OWNED AND OPERATED BY DICK AND DEL MEADOWS A THO Lumber and Bulldmg Materials HOLLIDAYSBURG PA ALTUUNA LEATHER STURE ING 1509 llth AVENUE t g G Outfitters to the Sportsman ALTOONA PA F. . MAS C 9 - Spor in oods- ff ' ,I 93 Compliments of SENDER CO TO THE CLASS OF 59 FORT FETTER POST 516 AMERIGAN LEGION For God and Country Headquarters For The Whole Family For The Past 62 Years W WILLI PHONE OW 59824 Meet Your Friends at G. W.'s G . . A M S 94 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1959 from T R E E S E ' S Super Drug Store YOUR REXALL STORE On the D ond HOLLIDAYSBURG PA The Best In Prescnptzon Service DRUGS COSMETICS GIFTS Complete Photographzc Department RICHARD 'IREESE 39 PI-I G TOM 'IREESE IR 56 iam TOM TREESE. SR., '30, PROP. CARL TREESE, '29, MGR. 95 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 RHODES GIFT HOUSE CHRISTABEL RHODES 32 Shop Hours-2 to 9 PM 516 IONES STREET PHONE OW 5 1955 HOLLIDAYSBURG PA Congratulatzons Class of 1959 We 1nv1te you to mczke use of the fCIC111t19S offered by th1S at Murphy s or to seek employment Wlfh our Company 1n the event thot you dec1de upon or retcul career G C MURPHY COMPANY store, Whether it be to shop with us, to meet your friends O l I 96 THE LITTLE SHOP 501 Allegheny Street Hollldaysburg DRESSES AND SUITS COHEN'S CAMERAS MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Prompt Photo Fuushmg Super Pak Snaps 1112 Eleventh Avenue Altoona Pa Phone WI 2 7279 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 LUSARDI CONF ECT IONERY Allegheny Street Holhdaysburg Pa COMPLIMENTS OF ADVANCED BUILDING SYSTEMS INC Industr1c11 and Commercxal Bulldmg and Lecsmg 1406 Thlrd Avenue Duncansvllle P OW 5 4362 Holhdaysburg Pa Awnmgs Canvas Alummum Flberglass Tarpaulms Convertrble Tops Repcurs IF ITS CANVAS WE MAKE IT ZIMMERMAN AWNING CO Duncansv1l1e Pa Phone OW 5 9509 COMPLIMEN TS OF ANSLEY 8: LEWIS NEW AND USED CARS VOLVO SALES AND SERVICE New 6th Avenue Road Duncansvxlle Pa Phone OW 5 3152 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Curley Kerns Owner 905 Uruon Street Hollldaysburg Phone OW 5 9952 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 SIMMS JEWELRY STORE 315 Allegheny Street Hollxdaysburg Pa . ' ' , BLUE and WHITE SNACK BAR 97 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 0LAAR'S HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 225 Bedford Street Phone OW 5-0871 Holidaysburg Pa HINE5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FEED KING S TOGGERY SHOP STORE Ioe Klng 1924 HO111dfIYSbU1'g PU Hollldcxysburg Pa Ahoona School of Gonnnerce and Zeih School Incorporated ALTOONA PENNSYLVANIA STRICT LY POSTGRADUATE ONE AND TWO YEAR COURSES Busmess Tnnmng That Quahhes COMPLIMENT S OF GLAAR S STUDIDS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE HOLLIDAYSBURG COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK . . I 1 I I l I I I I I . .. . .. .. ,. 5 98 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 CREAMER 8: PLANK 421 MONTGOMERY STREET PHONE OW 5-1551 HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. lack Dot Congratulations to 'the Class of '59 Carolyn from GILDENS MUBIL SERVICE STATIUN CERTIFIED LUBRICATION 0 GARAGE REPAIRS Blair and Union Phone OW 5-4091 Helen HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. Nancy SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE HOME UTILITY TOOLS PAINTS AND GLASS UAPITUL HARDWARE 321 Allegheny St. HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. 99 Congratulations on a Very Fine Year Book MULCH BRCDTHERS M echanlcal Contractors HOLLIDAYSBURG ALTOONA INDEPENDENT SUPPLY C0 Dutch Boy and Bern Moore Pamts Impe-nal Wallpapers Art Supphes Holhdaysburg Pa Phone OW 5 1611 0 K STUCKEY H1gh Grade Commerc1al Prmtmg 314112 Allegheny Street Phone OW 5 2841 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 PATS BARBER SHOP Phone WI 3 9213 Lakemont Pa Congratulahons for the Class ol 1959 rom JACK HARTMAN SERVICE STATION LAKEMONT PA 217 Allegheny Street H0uidUYSbUT9'f PC- f 100 Lyla Doris ff I, I ,I S11m Carberry Nancy oe Sporting Goods Pamts and Glass PHONE ow 5 0621 N0 MAN D W T H A R D W A R E 313 ALLEGHENY STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG PA Congratulations to the Class of 1959 LAUVER MOTOR 00 CHRYSLER SALES AND SERVICE PLYMOUTH 1301 ALLEGHENY STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG PA 37 ' 41 H ' H J 4:5011 1:5311 R . IL 101 Congratulations JOHN J. DRASS Real Estate and Insurance 412 PENN STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG PA LOUIS M TROXIELL Cl'101Ce Foods 0 Select Meats CLOVER FARM STORE LAKEMONT PA DIAL WI 4 7545 Greetmgs to the Clclss of 59 ALBERT G CREUZBERGER 8: SONS O QUALITY MEATS O CROSS KEYS OUR FURNITURE I W Iones Owner 2100 Slxth Avenue Altoona Pa HOLLIDAYSBURG S MOST COMPLETE STORE H L. GREEN Holhdcxysburg Pa Dunccmsville, Pa. 1 02 INLOW'S DRIVE IN Ice Cold Root Beer Famous 12 Hot Dogs Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Mxlkshakes f21 Flavors Q ROUTE 220 DUNCANSVILLE WlZGTd Apphonces ' DQVIS TIFGS Western Flyer Blcycles SHIRLEY S SHOE SHOPPE HOME OWNED BY 1402 llth Ave Altoona Pa C 111 Allegheny sf ow 5 9504 THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE Houldaysburg Pa Western Auto Assocmte Store Complrments of THE MADDEN BUILER WUHKS HOLLIDAYSBURG ,, fx .u Congratulations to the Clcxss of '59 VNU Power Oil Tfuefofle Radios s 103 Lp ' 4,4.7.c.- Xff v--f ,,4.,ub 0.A.1.., -eJPrvg.,4.1 it l Q .L--44, -A .- ,, L4-If 6 ' 6L,vL,d, UV -'H L 410 ,Kauai Z2 4244?c,af- Lu-L, CULU 7f.a4,..Ug,,6 ong The Rf Ga.,4,ZL,z,LJ vz.4L4,u'J7 11.21 7 1 f ,f my . Class Of 1959 1 - XZwc4M'dMLgfJ?'6MQ4W :- AZ fffZ35i'j 1-1oLL1 YSBURG W, ATHLETIC BOOSTEPUS K 1 1 f ASSOCIATION aaa 19455920 it M1499 I 'a I nf Q70 .1 LL -4 4,0 dm 4 I M I V -lm S11 afaun Cangratulations To The Class Of 1959 HULLIDIYSBURG TRUST U0 lt F 1 Que 1 Y OO Wear Comphrnents of For The Enhre Famlly LASSER S SHOE STORE GEORGE E JQNES 311 Allegheny St RESTAURANT AND Holhdcxysburg Pa Phone ow 5 2771 CATERING SERVICE Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 Congratulatlons to the Class of C Sz E DAIRY Store Hours 6 to 10 RESTAURANT Intersection 205112 Allegheny Street Route 220 and Holhdaysburg Pa Phone OW 5 9910 LEEDUM S DRUG STORE LOCATED ON ALLEGI-IENY STREET HILL Holhdczysburg Pa Margaret Leonard Battagha COWTIGTJ ' 1959 1 TAYLOR'S DRIVE-IN of 36 - I I 5 105 Compliments of WM. R. YEGKLEY Fuel Oil and Oil Burner Sales and Services Complete Heating Installations DUNCANSVILLE, PA. PHONE OW 5-3851 Congratulations to the Class of '59 INVESTMENT SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 322 Allegheny Street Hollidaysburg. Pa. Main office 1201 8th Avenue, Altoona. Pa. Savings and Home Financing CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1959 BILL BORLAND COMPLIMENTS OF STIFFLER 8: GREASER ESSO SERVICE CENTER 820 Blair Street I-Iolliclcxysburg, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 59 M.R.GEoRGE EGDNUMY FOOD MARKET 107 Leslie Street Phone WI 4-7315 Lakemont, Pa. THE WRIGHT LAUNDRY ALTOONA HOLLIDAYSBURG CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1959 IIIIMEII II IIGKILLIP WILLIAM T IlcKILLIP Real Estate Insurance 322 ALLEGHENY ST PHONE OW 5 4463 Congratulatlons to the Class of 59 DIAMOND SUPPLY CO We SGFVICG What We Sell General E1ectr1c Sales and Serv1ce R CA Radmo cmd Televxsmon Congratulahons to the Class of 59 LIGHTNER S FASHION SHOP 410 Penn Street Holhdaysburg Newspapers and Magazmes Complete Lendmg Lxbrary Western Umon SGTVICS SCHMIDT S STATIONERY STORE 416 Allegheny Street Phone OW 5 9846 STULTZ FURNITURE ON THE DIAMOND Hollldaysburg Pa Furruture ' Apphances Floor Covermg Frank P Stultz Owner Phone OW 5 1801 l T I 1 Floor and Wall Covering lust across from the 'Y' 7 1 107 OOMPLIMENTS 0LSON BUIGK CLASS OF '59 Phone Wlndsor 2-7007 HAROLD C. BRUMBAUGH Manufacturer and Distributor Truck Bodies and Truck Equipment Carpenter School Busses 445 Logan Avenue. Lakemont Altoona. Pa. HECKER MOTOR SALES STUDEBAKER ' PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE 121 Park Street Hollidaysburg, Pa. Phone OW 5-4471 Automobile Painting Body and Fender Repairs SMITH'S ECONOMY MARKET Frosted Foods '- Meats Groceries ' Fresh Produce Hollidaysburg, Pa. Phone OW 5-9521 Free Delivery ELLIS E. RHODES PAINTING - DECORATING Sylvan Hills OW 5-3513 Hollidaysburg, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1959 CORNER GIFT SHOP 425 Garber Street Hollidaysburg Prop.-Mrs. Gertrude Evans Congratulations to the Class of '59 HELSEL HARDWARE 225 West Plank Road WI 4-0371 Altoona. Penna. Paint '- Housewares Sporting Goods ' Glassware Compliments of J O H N G 0 O D CHEVROLET - CADILLAC 01 ALTOONA - WI 4-3541 HOLLIDAYSBURG - OW 5-4454 COMPLIMENTS OF FORSlIT'S DAIRY DUNCANSVILLE, PA. J. LEE 81 ROBERT L SELLERS Congmtul 1 f th M E A T S Class of 1959 AND H O O V E R ' S G R o c E R I E s SUNOCO STATION 109 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 FROM LAFFERTY TRUCKING CO WI 3 1036 Phones WI 3 8743 0 ALIER 00AL 00 0 P O BOX 1312 ALTOONA PA Pres1dent HM 58 WI 3 3086 SHAW MOTOR 00 DeSoto Plymouth Dealer 1407 Thlrd Avenue Phone OW 5 2671 Duncansvllle Pa Res Phone OW 5 0623 'AV .,lN. W. A. RUSS Res. Phone I 110 Congratulatrons to the Class of 59 C O L U M B I A Savings 8: Loan Assoclatlon 408 Allegheny Street Hollldaysburg Branch Office Phone OW 5 4031 Free customer parkmg at rear of Off1C6 Dick 57 Rob HALBRIT TER UPHOLSTERING Furmture Reupholstermg and Repaxrs Custom Bullt Furmture We Amt Mad At Nobody Bums Ave Canan Station Altoona Pa WI 2 7121 NUHFER JEWELERS Watches and Dxamonds Expert Watch G Clock Repalrmq 214 Allegheny Street Holhdaysburg Phone OW 5 9095 Nobody Sells Smarter Fashlons these parts than the YOUNG MEN S SHOP 1113 llth Street Altoona whlch features a shop for htm and another tor her SCHOOL SUPPLIES HARDWARE HOUSEW ARES M 8: B SALES 407 Allegheny Street Hollrdaysburg Pa Open 9 A.M to 9 PM WIERMAN FURNITURE STORE 318 Allegheny Street Hollldaysburg Pa OW 5 2571 Car Barbara 54 Margie 59 L A F I N K l'I 0 T E L We Cater to Dinner Meetings and Private Parties Sunday Dinners for the Whole Family Our Specialty Under New Management oi Iohn Saksa PHONE OWen 5 9031 DUNCANSVII.LE. 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