Honesdale High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Honesdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

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English History Geography A ' ',n1L-'Fix'-Q'fri.f:H,g.,,.. ,, f3,:I?,1 fa, f 42.5, , .,, A Ni' '- '3g5'Q+uw1'li Xfvf K -- -Y 1. V W ' 'ff 4f i'ff'- V, - N A . . v . 16 ntl .g:t5 f5,,k-I,- Z4 - 'ff df.gkMiw3.'i fQXVQXJSQ-lvgqlf' . K- ' If e' 1 fra? X ,A 1 x Q- , w 'film va f Q 1 1 Q 4 N E' ' EA 1 f' r W f ' N A 'If M fax , 4 f 4 K x, X QA Q, ,H 'Q 'Ftp X, 'H r W Nw K W Ag , Q ' at ' x, 1 5 x 0 X Q 1 JOHN JAGGARS General It's Different Working in Katz's, flashing an enticing smile, and driving a black Ford are significant traits which distinguish John. Besides his many activities, he plays the role of Frank Butler in the Senior Play, occupies himself by playing the guitar, and is fascinated by cars. He can be found almost anywhere. Future hopes include the Marines. ACTIVITIES Projector Club 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball 1 Business Manager 4 Senior Play 4 Class Vice-President 4 Cafeteria 4 20 MARIE ELLEN NARVID GCBunny,, Academic You're Terrific Our Bunny', is one of the busiest girls in the Senior Class. You can always see the end of her blond ponytail as she goes hurrying some place in a merry Oldsmobile, listening to the tune You Made Me Love Youf, She likes to eat, especially pizza. Bright sweaters, pretty skirts, intriguing shoes-all those things make Bunny,' one of our best dressed senior girls. Her future plans include college. ACTIVITIES Class President 4 Class Play 4 News Staff 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 RFA 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 A,0,G, 3, 4. Wayne County Student Council Intramurals 1, 2 Secretary Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3, 4 SHIRLEY LOIS CONBEER Shirl', Commercial Isn't That Something Our friend uShirl can often be seen in the main office, she's Mr. McGinnis' secretary, you know. At class meetings she can often be seen busily taking notes of Senior Class activities. You might even see her scurrying around the halls of H.H.S. collecting News Staff or Spotlight articles with that worried look that indicates she is also on the Yearbook Staff. As a conscientious member of the Commercial Course, she participates in the FBLA iFuture Business Leaders of Amer- ical. She just adores setting hair and doing dishes as well as lots of homework, sewing, and baby sitting. Al, bowling, and driving our,' Chevy are her favorite pastimes although she can often be found at ,Ioker's or ,loanis listening to I Only Have Eyes For Youll while counting her pennies. ACTIVITIES Book Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Class Secre Yearbook Staff 4 tary 4 Spotlight Staff Co-Editor 4 FBLA Club 4 JAMES ALFRED DUNN GLJim57 General 4'Not This Kid Jim may be seen playing his heart out in baseball or Gymnastics Club. Then again you may hear him rebuking the Senior Class for not paying their dues. He can be'found almost anywhere with any number of girls, but never will you find a seventh grader among them. His relaxed attitude may be attained while listening to the tune Sleep Walk. He dis- likes sloppy girls. In the near future he plans for East Strouds- burg State Teacher's College and more time to enjoy his hobbies of gymnastics and hunting. ACTIVITIES mnastics Club 1 2 3, 4 Gy 9 v Baseball Team 2 and 3 Class Treasurer 4- MARY ROSE BATCHER uBatch', General t'Oh! Panic li, Vim and vigor are in full progress with our talkative 3atch. As handy with a piano keyboard as with a sewing iachine, she finds lots to do and 6 A.lVI. risings. to work at he hospital keeps her on the go. Small Worldv and Mack the Knifei' are her specialty numbers. She spent a summer meeting new friends - Butch at camp. Sheill never forget her chills from Doc in Latin I. Her future plans include nursing at Alderson-Broaddus, or Packer. ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 G.I.A. 1, 2, Secretary Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 News Staff 3, 4 Senior Play 4- JULIA JEANNE BATES aatludyw General allow about that I Judyis beautiful smile and good pronunciation are two of her many assets. She loves to read, dance and does a fair job at singing g 'fllonit Ever Leave lVIe.'i She's usually found in school and this should continue as she plans to further her education at Keystone or Lackawanna Junior Business College. Early morning risings, spinach and exaggerating people are her peeves but are happily met by her glibness and hobby - collecting salt and pepper shakers and a boy named George. ACTIVITIES Book Club 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4' JOE BODICK 'fThe Tigerw General Ulf you say so Joe is our Cold Springs boy with a ready smile who claims his peeves are none too serious, though Fords and home- work merit his disapproval. A true outdoor man he loves hunting and fishing and these carry him to his habitat - 'over the hill. Sammie and drafting with Tim and Joe keep him occupied but his real urge is to join the United States Air Force and fly over the 'gCaribbean,' with the boys in blue. MYRON J. BORSDAM CGMY-r0n77 General The Sheik of Honesdale Highf' For our My-ron is truly a ladies' man. If you see a group of girls. Myron is usually in sight, especially in the cafeteria study hall last period. The three musketeers, Stahl, Doherty and Borsdam, can always be found kibitzing in the halls or running for play props in Myron's truck. His favorite hobby is eating - anything and everything. Some branch of the service awaits him after his painful departure from H.H.S. ACTIVITIES Driver Training 1 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 BONNIE BRYANT 'gC'est la vie. Academic Our Bonnie is the psychologist of the class. She's always telling us, It's all in your heads. Child guidance work is her future aim. Bonnie is usually found in Tony's or running after her small size Pekingese. A great letter writer and a devoted reader also mark her personality. Among her likes are Mr. Eno's Physics I, progressive jazz, classical music and Beatniks. In her high school memories Bonnie will always treasure trying to sell Docis signature on her corridor pass. ACTIVITIES Chorus 3, 4- News Staff 4 Book Club I Yearbook Staff 4- Wood Bees 3 R.F.A. 2, 3 Future Nurses Club 4- A.0.G. 3, 4- ROBERT JOHN CARROLL 5GRed,7 General I know itil This lad claims that he dislikes homework and all girls. The homework is natural - but girls, Bob? He will always be remembered as the waiter in the Senior play. Never a dull night was spent when Bob was at practice. He's usually found at John's, tapping his foot to the tune of the Guitar Boogie Shuffle. Leather crafts proves to be his favorite hobby. Bob is planning a naval career after graduation. Good luck, Red! ACTIVITIES Senior Play 4- Projector Club 2 Chorus 3 Gym. Club 3 Driver Training 1 LAWRENCE BRIEN CURTIS Curt Vocational Agriculture Never was a man who could forget! Larry is one of the more conservative boys of our class, but a very busy one, being President of the Honesdale FF A,'as well as of the Wayne Pike FFA. He likes nice cars, but his dislikes include homework and women. People who are too seriously-minded are his pet peeves. As Larry likes to spend his leisure time outdoors, it is little wonder that he should choose hunting and fishing as his favorite hobbies. Larry is, as of yet, undecided about his future plans, but we wish him luck in whatever he may choose. ACTIVITIES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 CAROLYN E. DAY CCI-Julun General You're the boss! Carolyn is a musically-minded girl who likes singing and enjoys classical, as well as popular music. Jesu Bambino is her favorite song. Her dislikes include mushrooms and studying. She's usually found working hard at Day's Bakery, where she tires of hearing people ask, ls it fresh? She lists her hobbies as Vincent, square dancing, and decorating cakes. School, then marriage and children, compose her future plans. ACTIVITIES Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 News Staff 3, 4 Ensemble 4 Yearbook Staff 4 W00d B668 3 GERALD PAUL DERRICK CCPOI-ky!! Commercial You big ape! ,lerry's one of our talented musicians whose favorite song is I Believe. He hopes to become a member of the Navy Band in the near future. His likes include girls, of course. English class is his pet peeve, and homework comes next on the list. Hobbies of his, other than music, include model air- planes. Looking for Jerry? Better try Tony's. ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 4 Captain 4 Senior Play 4- Orclfestra 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Game Club 1 Librarian 4 DOROTHY ANN DOHERTY i6D0tty75 General Let,s do something lv As her motto indicates, Dotty can usually be found doing something, whether it's writing letters, cheering her team, or dancing with the gang at Tony's to her favorite song You Were lVline.,' She's annoyed if anyone is tardy. In the future, you may find her in the nursing class at Philadelphia General Hospital. ACTIVITIES Girls' Intramural Association Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 4- Chorus 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4- Future Nurses Club 3, 4- NEWS Staff 4 President 4. Yearbook Staff 4- MARGARET MARIE DOHERTY 'glVIargie General nWell, fancy thatlv As one of the gang,', Margie can usually be seen dancing at Tony's to ber favorite song 4'Mr. Blue. If sheas not danc- ing, she may. be found trying to improve her bowling score. She is fond of pizza and fudge, but she doesn't like Doris' coffee or people who are always late. College holds the greatest attraction for Margie', after graduation. ACTIVITIES Book Club 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4- Cheerleader 2, 3, 4- Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4- WILLIAM DOHERTY Bill General You'd better believe it! The simple things in life appeal to Bill, who enjoys eating, sleeping, week-ends and dates. He dislikes homework and girls who talk about their dates. In classes he can be found either combing his hair or sleeping. His favorite song is The Deck of Cards. Bill expects to join some branch of the Services in the future. ACTIVITIES Chorus 4- Projector Club 3 Senior Plav 4 'N THOMAS DULAY 6GT0m37 General '4Get lostw Tom, the smiling Irishman of the Foto-fiends, was the pride and joy of Father Kane's Altar Boys. His favorite song is UA Certain Smilev which he hears at Tony's on weekends, when not working at the ASIP. Tom was piqued by an un- successful 4'lVIodel A, but he still lists girls, Big Pursesv as his pet peeve. He dislikes homework, but thinks Mr. Greggis Study Hall makes up for it. Tom's ambitions include being the manager of ASIP, and following his hobby of photography. ACTIVITIES Foto-Fiends 3, 4 ,IV's 2 Yearbook Staff 4- Driver Training 3 JOYCE DUNN Commercial I guess Soi, Joyce, an active member of the FBLA, is one of the blond team of Dunn SI Rudloff. She is often found rapidly typing out absentee slips or copies for Miss Brussells. After school and on weekends, Joyce can be found working at Newman's, where she plans to continue after school. Joyce is a neat blond with a ready smile and an intense dislike for high heels with socks fwith minor aversions to homework and testsl. Her taste and personality paid off in her candidacy for Dairy Queen. ACTIVITIES Homemaking Club 1 FBLA 4 FRED LEWIS ENO C6Sage37 Academic That's impossible! Fred, nicknamed g'Fritz by the girls in Latin I class, is Doc's favorite inventor fsquare corn for chickens that lay square eggsl, and a prominent member of the RFA ffioman Forces of Americal. His dormant attitude has fooled many, but his friends fand teachersl know that this exterior hides a keen scientific brain. Although he lists That's impossible! as his favorite expression, he doesn't seem to want to believe it and is often found in his electronics workshop fwhen not doing choresj. All is not seriousness for Fred though, he is a Dodger fan and likes rock and roll, listing Dream Lovern and 'SI Div Girls as two of his favorites. His future includes D college fPenn Statel and a career in electrical engineering. ACTIVITIES Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RFA 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH W. FASCESKI SGJOCS7 General Wfhatis life l i' Joe appears to be quiet, but upon closer observation, the opposite becomes evident. Remember the episode with the cricket, Joe? Hunting rates highly with this lad as well as mechanics and the U. S. Marines. When it comes to singing, his likes range from ML Bluev to the 6'Marine's Hymnf, Home- work never bothers Joe, he just ignores it. Looking for ,loe- try Tony's or Johnis' ACTIVITIES Chess Club 1 F.F.A. 1, 2 Chorus 4 JAMES GEORGE FIRMSTONE 6GBirdy79 General That,s ripei' The honorable president of the Miss Barbara Baxter Fan Club, 7th period chapter. Old Jim runs his Black Beast around town from morning to night-never trying and always keeping one eye on the road and the other on the girls. Jimis secret desire is to have a harem all his own-preferably on a deserted island. Hunting. boating. and a darkroom ffor pho- tographic purposes onlyl come under Jim's '4fun category. College and managing the Firmstone Oil Company lay ahead for him after graduation. ACTIVITIES Chess Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Photo Fiends 2 3 4 Senior Pla 4 1 y v Y President 4 Basketball 1, Manager 2, Timer 3, 4 THOMAS FOX 66Bre9r39 General Oh, what's that?,' Tom, a proud draftee for Mr. Seaman is known by all for his captivating smile. This famous smile becomes a teasing grin when aimed at Dianne Hempstead on Ballow's Bus. He may be seen on any morning as a bearer of the news which he dex- terously flings on porches. He is a mighty sports fan and be- longs to the Seelyville critics club, a debating group whose main topics include sports and girls. In the future Tom plans to major in physical education. Perhaps that's why he pays such close attention to Mr. Kiegler in gym class. ACTIVITIES Photo Fiends 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Junior Varsity 2, 3 News Staff 3, 4 Varsity 4- 510' ELSA FULKERSON Corkey General You don't love me any moref' '4Corky', drives a blue Oldsmobile, has beautiful clothes. and is the disciple of Slim Skillet and his band, found and danced to at Romich's on week-ends. She loves animals, is fond of men, food and telling jokes to Betty in prearranged sessions during typing class. Her fondest dream and one she plans to make reality is a jaunt through the United States and surrounding countries-nothing that takes less than a few years. ACTIVITIES F.B.L.A. 4 DONALD GAGER General I will try anything once. Little Iakei' in the Senior Play is one of the good looking boys of our class. Don is seldom without his two-tone Blue Buick, and very often it's heading for Forest City with the Hguysf, His five feet three inches is topped with a ready smile, soon to be incorporated into some branch of the service. This is his most definite plan for the future. ACTIVITIES Gymnastics 1, 2, 4 Photo Fiends 3 Senior Plav 4 .IOANNE MARIE GARDAS GCJ0ker79 Academic Let,s do something constructivef' A real Latin lover and staunch believer in the Leslian mot- to, Think, spelled with an 'm'.,' Joker also is a flash on the basketball floor, claiming to have been physically floored by one of the rougher red-headed female members of the faculty. She is noted for her wicked rendition of She,ll be coming 'Round the Mountain seen in Mr. Marshall's assembly. It takes second place, however, to Where or When, her favorite song. ,Ioker's', excitement anywhere, especially at New Year's Eve parties. ACTIVITIES Book Club 1 R.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,,2, 4- Newstaff 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 3, 4 G.I.A. 1, 2, 3 Class Vice-President 2, 3 DIANE JEAN GELATT HDi77 General Don't know, do you?,, Di is one of the 'gdiamond girls in our class and she spends most of her time at home or driving with Bob. English has become a challenge for her since she learned to always repeat mentally whatever Miss Baxter says in order to keep from daydreaming. Di was one of the stars of Miss Wood's now famous melodrama, A Case of Murder as she helped Myron to become I'I.H.S.'s favorite detective. She has listed among her dislikes math and short skirts. Her likes can be summed up in one word-Bob. Her future plans therefore in- clude marriage. ACTIVITIES Tri-Hi-Y 3 Homemaking 1 FBLA 3 Spotlight 4 ELLEN RUTH GILLOW 66Ellie,, General Oh! My Goodness l 7' Quiet. shy, contemplative are adjectives which might be used to describe Ellen. She prefers neatness and friendliness as qualities found in people to loudness and sloppiness. Read- ing poetry and listening to her favorite song Indian Love Call are numbered among her ideal pastimes, and nursing seems to be her choice of a career. Ellie can usually be found at home or at Steelman's Funeral Home where she works as mes- senger girl and assistant. ACTIVITIES Library Club 1 Book Club 2 FRED GREGORY CSCI-eg!! Academic Come off it What more can you say? ? ? ACTIVITIES Class President 1, 2 Junior Varsity Basketball 1 Co-Editor Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Newstaff 3, 4 Captain 4 , National Honor Society 3, 4 Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Delegate NASC 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Delegate PASC 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Keystone Boys' State 3 Ensemble 3 Boy's Nation County Chorus 2, 3 R.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Band Captain 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 District Band 3 Student Council President 3, 4 Junior Rotarian 4- Vice-President County Student Orchestra 4 Council 3 President County Student Council 4 lla MARY ANN GUINTHER Mary C ommerczal You know what I mean Mary Ann reco,.n1zed by many as the pretty lrlsh mald wlth the blood curdllng scream 1n Mlss Woods Senlor As sembly IS an avld devotee of Mlss Flora Mlss Brussells and the Commercxal Course Although she dlSllk6S talklng 1n front of a large group she appeared on a PTA panel and undoubt edly remembers Mr Mea,,hers sohloquy Not Enou,.h Homework brought on by her frlend Sallys unfortunate re mark Her hobbles 1nclude lrstemng to rocknroll muslc Lonely Street 1S her favorlte, and helpmg Mr Gregg ln the llbrary Mary Anns future plans 1nclude bemff a secretary to some handsome CXCCUIIVC ACTIVITIES Homemakm Club 1 Semor Play 4 Chess Club 2 3 FBLA 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newstaff 3 4 Commerclal Spotllght 4 Dru er Trammg 4 GARY LEE HATTLER lrr Ceneial You re not mad are you? l'h1s curly headed Adonis of the Senlor Class 15 well known for hrs prowess on the basketball court Sports play an 1m portant part 1n Gary s l1fe and hrs natural ab1l1ty reaches to the dance floor where he also shmes Basketball IS Gary s favorlte school sport, but summertlme fmds hrm on the baseball dlamond or dlsplaylno hls physxque on the nearest dlvln board Cary can usually be found qulte close to home K2 doors down at Tony sl llstenlnff to hrs fayorlte song Put Your Head on My Shoulder Contrary to hrs ardent lnterest 1n sports Cary l1sts horse racmg as a dlSllkC horse raclnr, and geoffraphv that IS ACTIVITIES Chess Club I Class Play 4 Projector Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball 3 4 DFIVCI Tralnmg 3 MARY ALICIA HATTOlN MISSY Academzc S rlctly sox mater1al Thls actlve Senlor wlth the lon, strlped pony tall Wlll long bilrergrembered for her 1nab1l1ty to recall names and her nalve 1 us' Missy IS notorlous amonff frrends for her mys terlous afflrctlons whlle walklnff home from school and her block lon, dashes because Say 1sn't that Doc Leslle up there? She seems to l1ke EVERYTHING but admlts to two ayerslons meat loaf Ccafeterla stylel and boys fall slzes shapes etcl Mary clalms a partrcular passlon for animals and spends. part of her tlme cultlvatmff rabblts and one more makes TW'ENTY'7'7'7 That s the way lt hoes Mary when your father and brother are also admlrers If not at home Mary can usually be found baby slttml, to flnance her week end howhn, sprees or to feed her Pontlac whlch runs on fumes and falth Wlth the emphasls on the latter Mary s plans for the future 1nclude college and a possrble psychology ma or J ACTIVITIES Basketball l 2 3 gulglrxe Nurse s Club 4 Ensemble 3 . . . 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 0.A.C. 3. 4 Class Secretary 2 3 G.I.A. I 2 News Staff 3 4 Wood Bee s 3 Yearbook Staff 4 VIRGINIA HAUTH Clnny General Who sald so'7 Gmnv can always be found w1th a cheerful smlle on her face CSPCCIBIIY when she happens to be talkmg about that certaln ,uy and after all talklng IS one of her favorlte pas tlmes Her mam dlsllke bemg s1ck may be brlghtened some what by hstenmg to God Bless Amerlca her favorlte sono Gmny IS also one of the dlamond glrls of our class Her future plans are rather fogoy but wlth her pleasant personahty we know that she w1ll be a success ln whatever she chooses ACTIVITIES FHA 1 Chess Club I 2 Presldent I Crafts Club 4 BETTY ANN HEICHELBECK Hrkex Commerczal Wlll ya stop 1t'7 A peppy cal who hates to bo to bed early IS our Betty Cur rentlv she IS one of MISS Brussell s secretaries who can usually be found ln A306 runmn, off stenclls or practlcrna on hex Royal Hlkey enjoys horseback Ildlllb wlth Joey roller skatmn UOSSIPIHU at Phlls and hummlnb Polson Ivy Her future plans lnclude workmg as a clerk and contmulng her secretarial career ACTIVITIES Book Club 2 News Staff 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 FBLA 4 MARY ELLEN HOLBERT Ellen Commercral Dear me' Mary Ellen IS a Dal for whom hfe as a secretary seems to appeal and thls year shes bettlnl, plenty of practxce as Mr MCCIHDISS rl ht hand blrl Her pet peeve 15 unpunctual people so you can bet your l1fe shell never be late for work Ilm her constant companlon Tonys and food fall mto the cate,ory of her llkes whrle bettm, up ln the mornlnt, IS one of her dlsllkes Mary Ellen rates Mr Blue as her favorlte son, and readm and horseback r1d1n as her favorlte hobbles ACTIVITIEC Book Club I 2 News Staff 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F B L A 4 Co Edltor Spotllght 4 Basketball I 2 Semor Play 4 as - as cc - as .1 9 U 9 9 9 ' . . . . . . . ' s 9 ' ' - cc - as - 1 U- - - ca - - as U . . I . . 9 46 - 99 V J as - , - as rr 0' ' . . . . , L ' . . U . . . U W gg . ,, . . . U . ' 7 . ni, 0, . . nt . , . nt 54 . .,, ' v cs as as as Y . 0 . . . , 0' . U . . . . , 44 .U ,, W. . 1 C, . , r - l I , Q Q ' - v Q or ' I ' rr rr rr . . cc as ' U . . . . U . . U . - ' P C' Y U 1 N Y DORIS A. KATZ Dorie', General Good morning, men. Good evening, ladiesf, Dorie has always been an active member of our class. Repre- senting us on the Student Council for two years, heading class committees, decorating for dances and participating in various other activities have kept her busy. Among her dislikes are boys who do not have good manners, people who are late. letter writing and, of course, homework. Dorie enjoys read- ing, hiking, swimming and dancing and can often be found listening to 4'lVlister Bluen with the gang at Tony's. Her future plans include nurses training and we wish Dorie the best of luck. ACTIVITIES Student Council I, 2 News Staff 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleaders 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 .lunior Red Cross Council 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Intramurals I, 253 THOMAS WALTER KENNEDY CiTim,, General g'What, me worry ? i' Tim's recent departure from the halls of H.I'I.S. left a de- cided gap in the Senior class-and Miss Baxter's fourth period English class. But at last notice Tim was enjoying his new niche in the world-the lowly position of boot-trainee in the United States Army, in which he hopes to pursue his education as a technical draftsman. Among our memories, Tim emerges as a well-dressed, slight young man whose personality shines in his many arguments on the reasons of life, religion, or any other subject tossed at him. When not engaged in a Hspiritedv argu- ment, Tim could usually be found on the nearest dance floor or playing football on the Stourbridge school grounds. ACTIVITIES Basketball 3 News Staff 3, 4 Baseball 2 RICHARD KOCH ffoiaw General 'iWhat do you want, a medal? Tall, blond, blue eyed, and full of fun describe this friendly senior. A certain red convertible is the object of his affection, along with a certain girl from H.C.H.S. Dick is a lucky guy- he's got a standing excuse for being late-his milk route. Dickls future plans include trade school. ACTIVITIES Gymnastics Club 1, 4 Basketball 2 Chess Club 2, 3 Senior Play 4 DAVID KREITNER Tmv General Kwltchyourbellx achm Dave almost won honors as class orator the day he delivered his famous speech The Py mles and the Mou Mous and who could for,.et his outstandln performance as L rl Abner m our Sadie Hawkins skit? Mr Blue has become number one on Tlnv s hit parade and added to his list of favorites are sleepin cars huntm and flyln The last mentioned will inevitably lead to a career 1n the Air Force for the humor ist of the Class of 1960 JACK LA POINT ta, General Looka llke ya don t tell jokes This happw member of the Blue An,,els can usuallw b found tlnkerin, with cars or tallcm, with T Opett Rea and Derrick s rates h1,.,h on his list of favorite han,outs and girls and cars top his list of favorites Jack plans to enter the Marine Corps after braduation and further his mechanical pursuits there We is onder lf he ll still be whistlln, True True Happl ness after the first revellle call' We hope so' JAMES F. LA POINT CCJim57 General I'll buy that.'7 ,lim has a steady babv-sitting job at Holbert's for Peg: and Mary Ellen. He can be heard blending his deep bass tones to ln the Still of the Nightf, and works hard at loafingg he's a prize. He hates homework. but loves living and sports. Two of his most winning qualities are a blond crew cut and his slow. easy ambulation-He's lovahle and well-dressed. too. ACTIVITIES Basketball 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Ncws Staff 3, 4 Gymnastics Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 3, 4. Chess Club 1, 2, 3 Art Club 1 County Chorus 4 90 Q ' PETER LEISS Pete Arademzc Not Really Ar.,uments evolutlon, Flmer Cantry Huckleberry Hound Brook Road Rocket SOCICIS all these dn erslfled lnterests sum up Pete Pete loves to talk just ask Cary Hattler or Toby sue Rubm or h1S teachers He detests the word trlte but has '1 deep Interest ln classlcal muslc as shown by hls choue cf favorite composxtxon Sa1ntSaens Symphony 9953 He hopes to pursue a career ln chemlstry after colleffe If he IS ever at a loss for words Pete can always quote What IS love Loye IS the mornlng star ACTIVITIES Chess Club I 2 C0 EdlI0l' 4 Class Presldfrli 2 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Baseball 3 ,I C Rep at Lar e 4 Rep to Keystone Boys State Yearbook Staff 4 R F A 2 3 4 News Staff 3 4 RAY LINTNER JR General Iove of sports would dlstlnbulsh thls 1ntell1Uent looklng blue ey ed brown hatred boy ln any crowd He partlclpates ln Durln the basketball season Ray with hls famous smlle can be found at the scorlnm table In the sprlnc, of the year baseball clalms our boy nearly twenty four hours a day for this IS Closest to hls heart Amon hls other lnterests are wrltln and eatln In the fall East Stroudsbur State Teachers College w1ll be h1s new address and a career as a physlcal educatlon mstructor hlS new ,oal ACTIVITIES Baseball 2 3 4 Photo Fxends 3 4 Beaskethwll Scorer 2 3 4 VIFC Pres1dent 4 News Staff 3 4 Spotllght 4 Yearbook St.1ff4 Sports Edltor ,lumor ,lay cec 4 LEANNA JANE MARSHALL ea Commerczal You and your brlght ldeas Lea tall, attractlve and well hked by her classmates IS an avid muslc 'lover She enjoys all types and her favorlte son IS Star Dust She dlsapproves of sloppy dresses and math but her mam pet peeve 1S dlslocated knees She enjoys swlm mm lce skatln , readme and shorthand class She also de l1,hts III splurglng on banana spllts ACTIVITIEG Book Club I 2 News St.1ff3 4 Yearhook Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Spotll ht Staff 3 4 F B L A 4 64 9, as I vw fY ' Y ' p, 7 J 7 ' vi 7 T . ,. I - . - H H -, N . . , . . h . . c, . - Y Y ,, . D . , 44 - 9 . , U . - - as Q ' .V ' ' , I 9 . . . g . ' 3 . . . , , l 9 , . A . . U C . f . ' . ' , l all sports either as a player or star reporter for the News Staff. . g , . . . q . U . . U ' ' 1 . U . . . . U , . ,. . ., r .. ' 9 fl- + II , u I 'T . I 9 9 ' . AS 9 , CSL 99 CG ' I ' 97 . I . . Y - U ' 7 D . 4, . t . , . gy . . g . fr, Q 1 .U . . . ' 9 ' S!! I I9 . Y M Y g , .... GWENDOLYN F MATTHEWS Cwennle Academzc Oh shoot' Cssenme IS one glrl who detests procrastmators, coconuts squash and Irma beans A future nurse, Cwennle llkes to help people and can often be found dolng so She favors good muslc If I Clve My Heart to You and wrltlng letters When asked where she IS usually found she replled In the last place you look Her h0bb10S include swlmmlng, ICC skatmg sewing and bowlln ACTIVITIES Cllllfllgl 2 3 4' Futuu Nurses Club 3 4 FII tlllbll ls Sig rglqry 4 N xtlonal Honor Society 3 4 News Staff 3 4 CONN!! Clmfug 4 X earbook Staff 4 WILLIAM MCELROY 1 General Rlght o Old Chap Blll IS the famed Van Gogh of our class, who gamed re noun for hls murals and works of art When not drawlng Blll lS usually elther sleepmg or welght llftlnfr He loves to walk as eudenced by his many early mornmg treks on Terrace Street B1ll s future plans lnclude becoming a commerclal artlst ACTIVITIES Gym Club I 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 4 DAVID C MILLER Hans General I m Ready Let s Ea l Dave helped to make the Semor Play a success wlth hlS hllarlous portrayal of Blg Chlef Slttlng Bull He dlSllkCS rock n roll muslc and walklng to school on ralny mormngs Dave s favorlte song IS A Deck of Cards. and he enjoys hunt Eng and flshlng A career ln the Air Force IS Dave's goal for the uture ACTIVITIES Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Gymnastxcs Club I, 2, 4 Semor Play 4 'ifiawf We if ca - as as as ,E v . ,, . U. . ' 1 - 44 - as - - so - as - - U , . v . . ,G s s ' .,, . . . . ng 7 . . ng . L D. - v s y 'T e , A 5, . K K' , . , . . 1 , , . f V - f- . ,,':',!i' X- I '9 Q V. f - I 'ffc jj,vm.?, '..f U as - 77 ' B Il cc -0, - as s - ' as as - . . . v - 9 . . . . . . . D. , I . . , . . . . . . I 9 7 cc as cc s s ts as s as - - - - s - - cs as - .IOHN WILLIAM MORUZZI cc-Iohnnyvs Commercial uDon,t Worryl' John is one of the witty set of the class. Singlehandedly he provided the entertainment on our trip to Temple University. Truly a ladies' man, John likes all girls. As the only boy in the commercial department, John is enjoying his senior year-and, oh, those free periods! He is a short-story reader and a trip lover, who has his headquarters at the Lyric Theater. A happy life and a good job are all John is asking of the future. ACTIVITIES Chess Club I F.B.L.A. 4 Chorus 3, 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Driver Training 3 Chief Mimeoscopist, Spotlight 4 Library Club 3 Secretary, Chorus News Staff 3, 4 THOMAS OPETT Speedie General Start the countdown, Emiew Tom is a man of speed and an active member of the Ridge Street Terrorsf' He is an avid automobile fan and his future plans lie along this line. This top-notch mechanic always has his head in the clouds searching for that dream car. He dislikes all cars except Pontiacs, and he's usually found riding in one with Nancy-tuning in his favorite song, First Love First Tears. ACTIVITIES Projector Club l, 2, 3 RICHARD C. PIOTROWSKI ffaicif' Academic 'cYuh Think so, Hull! Rich will probably be best remembered for his portrayal of Buffalo Bill in our senior play. He is spending his senior year working hard on a farm, hot rodding around with the gang. Like his favorite teacher, Rich is a devoted stamp co'- lector. The Ministry is Rich's goal for the future. ACTIVITIES Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 KAREN E. PRESTON CiTO0ey9, Academic '4Don,t paniclv A whiz on the basketball court, Tooeyw ranks second only to M.H. in the 'gStriped Coiffurei, contest. Often seen hiking up or sliding down Golf Hill, '4Tooey', plans to continue her athletic endeavors at Beaver College while preparing to become an elementary teacher. Among her likes Tooey includes sing- ing, swimming and teasing substitute English teachers. The only dislike she has is the word 'Lcondolenceswg in fact, she has threatened to have it eliminated from the English language. Tooey,s,, vocal chords have enhanced many an assembly and choral recital, and the song she sings best is You'll Never Walk Alonef' We're sure she won'tI ACTIVITIES Band l, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4- Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4 Co-Captain 4 C.l.A. I Chorus 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 County Chorus 2, 4- Wood-Bees 3 News Staff 3, 4- Class Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Orchestra 4 LOIS TAlVlSEN RIDD C6TaInmy75 Commercial '6Hi. Honn Pixie describes this happy-go-lucky girl who is usually found in the company of Margie. Her likes center around Ben, dancing. music, ice skating, and pizza. Her well-groomed ap- pearance reflects her interest in clothes. Tammy's future plans include a secretarial job and eventually marriage. ACTIVITIES Book Club 2 P esident 4 1 I - chorus 3,4 Y:-arbmk Staff 4 2, I F.B.L.A. 4 Class Play 4- GARY ROBBINS 6GFlOyd77 Academic '5Wouldn't that roast you! Floyd was forced to change teams during his senior year, but has admirably recovered and is now playing uproa' basket- ball under Waymartis colors. Gary is a beautiful swimmer, and an excellent horseman. His dimples and six foot frame make him a catch for any girl. Floyd claims to detest con- ccited people and certain types of girls: but then lists girls as his main interest. Confusing, isn't it, Floyd? Pharmacy school is in his future plans with Temple University as his im- mediate post-graduation destination. ACTIVITIES Basketball 1, 2, 3 CHARLES JOHN ROSE CCJaCk,7 General '6Kinda makes you wonder, donit it. Jack is the short blond with the smiling blue eyes. Often found at Romichs, Jack finances his skating with a part-time job at the Acme. He dislikes the name Charlie but prefers it to Doc's What say, Bud'?', Although his French is purely American, he and Rich liven up the sixth period class for the others members of Docis French II class. Jackis future plans include college and a career as a horticulturist. ACTIVITIES Chess Club l F010 Fiends 3, 4 Chorus 4 Projector Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 TOBYSUE RUBIN SCT. RR, Academic I could vomitli' Tobysue, Doc Leslieis favorite amateur, is probably the only Latin III student to trade witty remarks with the old pro- fessionalf' and come out unscathed. But wit is not the whole of Tobyis personality, to which a two year membership in the Honor Society and a special mention in a scholarship test bear witness. She will never forget her acceptance at the Uni- versity of Scranton as the result of that test. But her failure to meet some of the more obvious requirements for this school did not daunt Toby and she was accepted soon afterward at Huhlenbure, where she will follow up her tentative future of U teaching math in high school. ACTIVITIES Chess Club l News Staff 3. 4 Book Club 2 Co-Editor 4 C.I.A. l, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Wtbod llccs 3 Co-Editor 4 President 3 Spotlight Staff 4 F.T.A. 4 Literary Editor 4 President 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 R.F.A. 2, 3, 4 ANNE CECILE RUDLOFF MCookie', General uAu, common fellowsi' Tiny, blond, and a wanderer is Anne. who is finally settling down to graduate with us. She,s a Swedish girl who consults with her motherls cook book and emerges with fabulous culi- nary creations. Riding on a motorcycle with her future husband with pizza as their destination is her favorite pastime. History, gossips, and homework are a few of her dislikes. Marriage in the near future is Anne's ultimate goal. ACTIVITIES Art Club 1 American Typists 3 MARGIE A. SANDERCOCK General Sure Dad Margie is one of Miss Brussell's busy Commercial girls. Pe- tite and pretty, she was recently chosen Dairy Queen Attendant. Margie can usually be found with Tammy or Billy. Her hob- bies include horseback riding, reading and collecting records. A Summer Place takes first place in this collection. ACTIVITIES Chorus 3, 4 Dairy Queen Attendant Driver Training 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Book Club 3 Business Manager FBLA Vice-President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Tumbling 2, 3 JEAN ANN SCHROEDER Academic E-Cads l Jean is one of the most conscientious and respected members of our class. She is known to her friends as The one who never complains, about school, that is. Jean's terrific sense of humor keeps popping up in the most original ways. Her future plans include East Stroudsburg State College and a career as a biology or general science teacher. Good Luck, Jean. ACTIVITIES Book Club l, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Wood Bees 3, R.F.A. 2, 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Treasurer BARBARA JEAN SMITH Bobbie', General For the Love of Mike DQ Si Do and Alamind Leftn are Bobbie's favorite ex- pressions for she loves square dancing and pursues this favored hobby endlessly. Sports and ice skating also consume much of Bobbie's future. Barbarais future plans include commercial school and we predict a bright future for this friendly girl. ACTIVITIES Tri-Hi-Y 3 Crafts Club 4 'Whw HAROLD FRANCIS SMITH a General What say GeorDe9 A guy w1th a Dreat sense of humor IS our Harold He enjoys worklnb on cars and huntln wlth hrs buddy Alv1n Hls llkes lnclude glrls h1s dlSIlkCS ramy weather and he clalms no pet peeves I Walk the Llne IS hls favor1te son Hals future plans mclude trymg to lmprove h1s past D VIRGINIA ANNE SMITH Clnny Excuse my French Glnnys a llkable Dlfl who can usually be found Wlth her pal Gwennle Clnnys at her best whlle dI'lVlIlb llstenlnb to Begm the Beculne or cookmg up one of her favorlte con coctlons Loud concelted people and domg dlshes merlt her dlsapproval Her future plans are not yet defmlte but most hkely she wlll pursue a career 1n the fleld of art slnce her ab1l1t1es and mterests are concentrated there ACTIVITIES Chorus I 2 3 4- Chess Club 1 National Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A O G 3 4 News Staff3 4 RFA 2 3 Wood Bees 3 DAVID M STAHL Monk General That rlbht Jack? Thls energetlc guv can usually be found at Tony s w1th the can Monk w1ll long be remembered as the consclentlous stabe manager 1n the Semor Play He IS able to take homework and school 1n h1s Stflde for he can look forward to week ends and dates Whlle pursulng h1s hobby tlnkerlng wlth cars, Monk hstens to h1S favorlte song My Heart 15 an Open Book In the future Monk plans to be one of our boys ln Blue Bottom Trousers. ACTIVITIES Band I 2 3 4 Driver Training 2 Chorus 3 Orchestra 3 Projector Club 3 Snoopy Club 1 ALVIN L. SWINGLE KAP! General GGIMYS go!! HAI. usually accompanied by Harold Smith, often proves that beneath that angelic smile and frequent blush, another personality lurks. He claims nothing disturbs him-nothing except school, that is. Cars fascinate him, and he is constantly discussing them with his cronies. He is currently anticipating a post graduate job with his Uncle Sam in the U.S. Army. Good luck. Alf, ELIZABETH JANE STRZALKA HBettina,' General Oh, my goshf' Asa Blain, skating, reading, talking, Phil's, Romich's-these are Bettina's favorite pastimes. Graduation will mark the end of Bettyls pet peeves, school and homework. Betty's fu- ture plans include marriage and we wish her all the happiness in the world. ACTIVITIES Book Club 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Senior Play 4 KATHRYN MARGARET TALIMAN GGKay97 Commercial Dag gummitv Kay, one of our blushing beauties, claims she prefers money to- anything else, however, she does include Johnny Mathis' recordings and slumber parties among her favorite hobbies. Margie and Tammy are her constant companions who accompany her on excursions of bowling, ice skating and basketball games. Beautician school lies somewhere in her future plans and with her talent for perfecting hairdos, we're sure she will succeed. ACTIVITIES Chess Club 1 Spotlight 4. Chorus 3. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 News Staff 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SARA JANE TICUE Glsallyw Commercial Not Reallyv One of Mr. Greggis 'ggirl Fridaysf Sally is often found aiding Desmond Klunk. She'll never be completely forgiven by her classmates for telling the members of the PTA that she didnit have enough homework. Sally dislikes speechmaking and dreary rainy days. Have you ever heard of the Cuinther- Tigue Corporation? Sally is one of its most important members. She's always with Maryann and the two girls enjoy reading, taking walks, and listening to the radio. Being the secretary to some tall, dark, handsome business man lies in her future. ACTIVITIES Homemaking 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Chess Club 2, 3 Driver Education 4 News Staff 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 4 LINDA MARY WAGNER GCIJin77 Academic I'm not wrong, itis everybody elsen Linn is one of the better musicians in our class. She likes to practice the organ and collects hi-fi records. In addition to music, she likes sports, traveling, and staying up late at night. She dislikes getting up in the morning and eating breakfast. Linn is Very easy to get along with. fProof: she has no pet peeves.D Her future plans include a music course at Susquehan- na University and then teaching. Keep up the good work, Lin. ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 3, 4 Orchestra 1 News Staff 3, 4- Chorus I, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Ensemble 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Accompanist 3, 4 Future Teachers of America 4 Intramurals 1 Vice-President 4 County Chorus 4- Band 1, 4 District Band 4- BYRON WALSH CGBYUQ General That's Real Cool, Man! By,', sometimes called Lord Byron, is one of our hunting and fishing fans. Neither he nor Miss Baxter will ever forget the day he tried to remove his cleats in homeroom. Shortly afterwards room A-208 celebrated Be Kind To Byron Day. He spends much time working on his convertible and admits that he likes girls. His favorite song is Just Ask Your Heart. The future may find By in college or working as a game commissioner. PATRICK WENDERS CGPat,, Academic Pat, also known as Tecumseh or Monsieur Wenders', to followers of Doctor Leslie, is co-founder of the Eno-Wenders Scientific Association of Beachlake, specializing in rocketry. Pat likes to work in the chemistry lab, and also passes his time reading and listening to the radio. His future plans include col- lege and a scientific career. ACTIVITIES Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 4 R,F,A, 2, 3 Chess Club 3 A,0,C, 3, 4 DONNA MAY WILLIAMS Donner Academic Oh, you irk my gizzardlv Donner,' as she is sometimes called is chief jokester and, wearing pink P.,l.'s can break up any slumber- party with her utumblingv skill. Donna is often found at Tony's or the Rea and Derrick discussing Nursing and Coldey-Beacom with Joker. At all New Yearis parties surrounded by food or males she attains peace and contentment. As one of Doc Leslie's Latin III pupils, Donna is hopelessly given to eating all meals with Virgil or Cicero. ACTIVITIES G.I.A. 1, 2, 3 Future Nurses 4 Book Club 2 Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 R.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 ELIZABETH ANNE YEPSON GbBetty79 General SCOOPS ! 73 The best things come in small packages, someone said, and he's right-if good things can be counted in giggles. Betty, Honesdale's Dairy Queen, is probably smallest senior, and is determined to be heard, and usually is-by Mr. Gregg in Second Period Study Hall. Although she claims to be ubi- quitous, she can often be found in the Remnant Shop, avenging herself against their handy-man, Guess who. Although she dislikes homework, Betty's future plans include college and secretarial work. ACTIVITIES G.I.A. 1 News Staff 3, 4 Book Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 F.'I'.A. 4 A.O.G. 3, 4 Class Play 4 CA'l HERINE MONTFORT Cathy What eea eet n AC'ltlClHlC The Clasa of l960 ls ptoufl to hay: HQ one of lts me ITIITPIQ Catherlne lVlont f ort a FOFCI n Fycvhin e 5lllfl9Ill from FI lI1l 6 Cathy Came to the Ll1IlPl'l Statea ln Auffugt lfhfl and reslclecl wlth Dr and Mr E H Preaton and fam1ly Cathy quwlcly became one of the moat popular memhere of our claw and wfw rhoeen Moet ReQpef'tefl Qenlor Clrl Her yyamtlength ponytall her cheerful Hello and her plxle smlle whlch f cl h memberecl by ue Cathy repeatedly dmplayecl her artwtle talent through her work ln the art program yyac an honorary memher of the Student Counml and wae a memher of the caat for the Qenlor Play Durlng her Qtay m Ameru '1 Cathy vmted the puhllc' hugh Qehoola m Wayrme County and Qpoke hefore many organlzatlone Cathy Q year IN our rountry IH COIljllI'lClIl0!l wmth the Amerlean Flelcl Qervlce was sponsored Jolntly hy the Waylle County ASSOCIHIIOH of qtuclent Counule and the Honeeclale Hlgh School Student Councll We ye enjoy ed haylnff you here L wthy and reffret Q iXlYlf' froofl bye to you eo au revolr trl we meet agam L. 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I We have our mem'ries 1 ' ' ' S ' S . ,S ' , ' QI '1 ' S ' . , Karen Pre ton . q---l Class Poem The road we haxe trax eled through hugh sc hool Is rapldls nearmg its end We xe successfullx eros efl all our lnlflges We xe cautlou lx turnecl exery henrl A ness road assalts our f?Xpl0I'lI1g A road leadmg to future days Our tanclarcls are lngh as me near lt Ancl onward and upward we gaze Our parents and teachers who se helped u They se guldefl us clarlx and taught us To solse our own prohlems each flax The future mas not be as carefree As the past xx hen they xe helped us along But thelr memory vull hnger forex er In all of our hearts hke a song The future s rn our hancls xoung emor We re challenged to g1VC of our best As we try to serse all other people Let us pray that by God we ll be blest Ixaren Preston 'S f? X , . , ' , ,L ' gs ' ,k f , . , ' S ' V' V . V C ll T v . ' . ' T ' s Have set us this far on our way. V J . , . . . -. ' s s. , . f S 47 D.A.R. AWARD BICTTY CROCKER AWARD Marie Narvid Anne Rudloff DAIRY QUEEN Betty Yepson X x 'Ts if A . Q? JVNIOR ROTARIANS JUNIOR CHATVIBICR UF COMMICRCI I' ml Grvfforv. Pm-lv Lviss. John JIIUWII' Nm' Ilillflwf. .lumvs Umm F' . Pl' . IMIWSCH ANU IDMB Fred Gregory l ft t Right: D. Gagcr, ll. Yepson, D. Doherty, D. VanCorder, R. Carroll, C. Montfort, D. Stahl, M. Borsdam, W. Doherty, C Hattler l Dunn R. Koch, K. 'l'allmun, S. Tigue, M. Cuinther, B. Smith, M. Hatton, B. Strzalka, M. Batcher, D. Williams, M. Sandercoek I' Rudd I Derrick, .l. Firmstonc, C. Day, D. Miller, M. Narvid, J. Jaggars, R. Piotrowski, M. Holbert, .l. La Point, D. VanC0rder. 'Vinnie Get Your Gun Annie. shy and awkward, comes to the Wilson House to sell some quail to the proprietor. When the proprietor hesitates. Annie points out that these birds are not all shot upg 'ijust one little hole in the head. lt just so happens that Buffalo Bill,s Wild West Show is in the process of moving into this hotel. and in spite of the owner's objections, the show people are tacking up signs, making speeches, etc. 'llhcir handsome and famous sharpshooter. Frank Butler, challenges any local person to a shooting match. The irate proprietor. after seeing Annie demonstrate her ability with a gun. has her accept Frank's challenge. Annie puts on a great show and beats Frank. She is so good that Buffalo Bill per- suades her to join the show. She accepts, mainly so she can be by Frank. for she has fallen in love with him. The show tours the country. and Annie becomes more and more popular until she is the main attraction. Frank has fallen in love with her: but when she becomes too popular, he thinks she is trying to beat him. and he leaves to join Pawnee Billis show. Nleanwhile. Annie has become friends with Chief Sitting Bull. and he adopts her into the Sioux trilme as his daughter. Time passes and Buffalo Bill's show tours Europe. They are graciously re- ceived. but they are paid with medals and trophies instead of money. Their bank account becomes so low that they return to New York on a cattle boat. As they enter the harbor they are met by a boat from Pawnee Bill. inviting them to a party in their honor. They accept, in the hope that they can talk Pawnee Bill into merging the two shows: and Annie hopes that She and Frank will be able to do a little merging. Z' I' 'l'hev arrive at the party. Annie,s chest covered with jeweled medals from her trip. She finally meets Frank. and they are off to a good start until the conversation turns to who is the greatest shooter. 'l'hcy quarrel. and decide on a shooting match the next day to see who can shoot better. Sitting Bull decides she would he better off losing the match. so he fiwres the sights on Annie's guns. She tries each gun the day of the match and cannot hit the target. Finally old Sitting Bull explains the situation to her. and she lets Frank win. He then asks her to marry him. and as the play ends. they decide to become partners in marriage and to combine the two shows. I Lg S 'r N fwapi GRM R-, Y fm? 9 1 5 , I 5 A v I . 'ffififfixb-'af Q Q ,J F 41- 115 wa -1:51 ., w . if 5 4 X15 ,x X, 4. -1, . ' 'Y ' .firltg .cgi Q' 'Ss if ' . 6. L h 1 I 4 B gl . s Xe 15 x xg LINDA WAGQQR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . X Z E S 1 W K Q5 5 L. JEAN FREDERICK ENO FREDERICK GREGORY PETER LEISS 1 34,369 S' it 4 -vw 33 6 Us 356. Y 5 E5 kiss 2.1 fy S -FW Q at kiwi 21 M5532 Q? f- As ' 1 w !'a '3 4' X v is af l k if -na.: xg V' Q vw 4 k ' ' fi T55 3- 'G' 'Q 5 . if L My Y J -A NJN 'i s 4 Q f 3 ' -'ef' T L, M. K K N s X 9 8 f Q 5 'al .Mg Q rf 5 W' ' ff Q ' W Q5F bQ? 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Katz, Mr, W'iIsun Coach Wilsmvll and Captain Crm-gory S e n i 0 T S GARY HATTLER THOMAS FOX FRFD GREGORY 3 'E Y' .gi ,. P.f 'Wm 32 , W.i 5 X as ' 'N mi 4, A 3 Q3 SQ A .- .........-Quugu-an-nun' .,., V uw..- J, ' ' ,J 3 t ff e ' 'ii . H 1 I ' ' 8,9-9 9' kia 9 J 0, was 'X If if 5 1 J W M... -5 sn 'QF 4 'mmwp 'vfgi .-, sie Q. . A f an I C .ar 'Wh WK f 83 I .. ., , .Q-.W 4 . - W ' Q, . , 'N f'v 9N 5 Q gi J s A yr - xu 4 Aw -k. 4 am, K 1 ,nmryp T3 . N , A s wwlllisl' 1:x,.,Hxxg.1.1. lm, n.,1..,m 4. ..... A Saw VS . Ixl N xN ,X X P ,ff-H V f?5i m,f' f W? X ,figf !:' S3449 s E x K 2 5 -P2 I K. KX -1 Q QU N X 4'l.XSS HUSNII' l.1llmau1 Il Il 7- X, . -4. in 1 I XSS ll XX IIHIC XNIICH Dlx! Marx? Aj 5'95 . I I H IHCYI' IMNIIFR . .. 1-1 Klum NI.1rx'H41lrm1 l'x1'1l ltnn IEICFT MI'l'Uli 'XXII X1I'l'lil 5N 1, ,Y 1 6 ,, la. 29 + ff 1 5,-sn ,fn a xv M3 11 ii? if 1 ,sn 'G PM wif? gg swim - x, my . .A ' 'fn I :fi Q if Q Ji 4 Q- V, .-1. W1 33. 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'X YE N s K ff A if ,fx qu an A X if 'f rw .f ' f N The members of the class of 1960 have reserved this page the fmal one in their book of memories, to thank all the teachers who han served as class aclvlsors Wl1hOUt the help of these people all the pre Cffdlllg pages ln thls 911111011 of the Maple leaves would not have lween possrhle 1908 1959 Nlr 1951 1958 Mr 1956 1951 'Vlr 1955 1956-lVlr 1955 1956-Mr 1954 1955 lVlr JW fic' Wllsoxl Seaman no Beddoe Beddoe Thornton TAYLOR PUBLISH I Nb COMPANY The Worlds Besv Yearbooks Are Taylorfmadv' 1