Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

N -S fiyl wg. 9 l 'Q - I . 7'-if X . 'og K xx ,s.. ll l V '23, , 1 I ,,.., 1. , S darn Q 1,4 k 24? 4 K 2 , ..-Q W2 -H ' - L- .',5,i ,f , X93 :F-mg' M 5 iw ? t.g,gfXv w3AU!5gs,5' 2 1 Egg? Jf 1' Q' I ' was L '4 K ., me-M1 ' Q 51 U U , . ' 'QQ-1' V N MW mwXf 1fflFra -. y 'J 1, 41 tg! ' ykx' 6 Ni X . Student Publlcatlons Present I fn zen M M ,956 I Indlana .lolnt Hugh School lndlana Pennsylvania NI ONCE ON A TM W W, QS W A 2 Patty Anderson Wampum Manager 5 ' ,L raw' 1 A s 4' M I ' pl .. J., , lk' 5 . I Q' a s , - A , , 5 . ' If If Lf ' ' 4 sf ' n 1 , ' l if ll . t ' -' r' 1, 1 M ev . v f 44+ 7 I 7 1 I 2 ,L P A , as ,4 xx 0 L . .1 I C . J I U' Q ss . . w I It I M r-B Q 4' Q i f XX' 4 ' f7 A. as rl ,,, 3 ' it fx ' - n Q 7 M' . ft r 1 ir 1 , A qs, M K f , r H4 ' V x-3 to X sf g-,tx , xi,-I x' ' Jr, Q I, ., - - ' ai . , 1 17 - , 'K VK, I 4.1. I ' , n nf ' A .' t t 'F , A r. -, 17 1.4 M4 X H 'K A . . I 1- L74 of Ji I ' f U M P . wb it .X a . , . V if - Q C- wk N X I Q- ' ' N .- 9 Tf+: -- ' ,ff-' 7 ,aff f 'fn N X., N G y , ' R2 , T- -. , I, R, ., X t 1' kj a- fe W - ..- ,L 1, -- I , - Y JA 54 V 'vfx lv, 'I C, i H l I l l i , 4 , ll X 'fill ' f A , One bright September morn our L'lNDlEN left his fl' , cozy bed cmd started to school. Ahead of him lay a 'X , X X MJ i bright new, fun-packed year. Through the pages of 'N Jill this book let us follow his winding trail and see where l it led and find the many new experiences that lay 1 N l K, ahead of him . .. T fl 5 f fx v L , , g 1' L y ,il A X If It 1 I ik l it X, l X! li J 1 rl . ' ,K If f f l L , X f , f fl l .IUST LIKE 1400 OTHER STUDENTS HE ROSE EARLY AND STARTED TO SCHOOL 7 lg if ,H- xx ,J .,f Z,-f ,,.,f' .,.4' MA., '4,,,-'- ..-f q ,..,-f 'M , .d,,.,-A I N cf N! wax uf K 1gyj,ffQUJiL!fJ r wwfff U K CJ fffjyg, f WN THE STRE ET... C Ind kzna vin Once at school our L'lndien enioyed the activities, classes, joys and heartbreaks of his year at school. All together his school life was a whirl of pleasant memories ofthe past and eager an- ticipation 'For the future. He became a part of the school and the school part of him. He saw an undefeated football season, tol- erated an evaluation and enioyed dancing to the music of the new iuke box. All these things and many others went together to make up the most wonderful year of his life-the year of nine- teen hundred and fifty-six. Ellis NIDDIFIDHWQ mon o SCHOOL, X XX' Q3 x 'Sw nigga lu, 9' 4 f . 1 9' '1 as 'ff km? . , L A ,QQ K 'M Q4 .L x ggi M -X Q wiv L-,K sw 1 ,1 HH, 5'-, x ,ivy WM h '.vv?uguA--W A .. 5, I A M L, ' 5 w 5 'fx A R f W V tfls, I 1? iq gi! ai 'ff '. . . fag ff? mm gf? -1 , ' 4 sq- ' 4 ,fs Rf' Jf? ffgfviv? ' x :H gc? i' ' A ,..,,, , 4 NK' l K -fb P If ii M I ' ' if 5 - '- 1 K il 1 J l 1, If F, l I y Q l .1 S 1 HE WAS WELL Lncso BY THE 14dminiA tration xii 'X ,JE r u ' X :ffl I Q I Q5 TK 1 . 1 I 17, f .. gil ' fl 1--,ff Z7 ,f77' ,f Ufvflfc n -- . T? A'V WP- . Seated, left to right: George Ruffner, Reppel Moorehead, Dr. Edgar C. Perry, Superintendent of Schools, Russel Guard, Mrs. Florence Barbi, Ray Miller. Standing: Ralph Cribbs, Jesse Lubold, Dr. William Grau, G. L. Botsford, Floyd Rankin, Elmer Frautinur, John Kimmel, Paul Craig, Andrew Stahura, Merle Craig, Robert Fiscus. 6 N. Superintendent Edgar C, Perry, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.A,, University of Pennsylvania, D.Ed., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Dr. Perry is a member of Phi Delta Kappa honorary education fraternity, secretary of the Pennsylvania State Association of District Superin- tendents and editor of their publication, Super News, and a member ot the Governor's Advisory Council. The schools have become the chief in- strument for keeping this nation the fabled land of opportunity it started out to be. . .. and Indiana Joint High School is no excep- tion. Credit for the sound education pro- vided tor the student body belongs to the real core-the men and women without whom the school could not function as a unit. Indiana is fortunate in its broad and comprehensive program, the superiority of its faculty, and the farsightedness of the Board and Administration. These are the people who make Indiana High the excel- lent school that it is today. Sondra Knupp, Mrs. Florence Barbi, and Mrs. Donna Sprinkle are Dr. Edgar C. Perry's secretaries. Mrs. Barbi also serves as Secretary to the Board of School Directors. Principal Lamber M.A., University at Pennsylvania Chicago. t Joseph, A.B., Bucknell University, of West Virginia, Graduate Work State University and University of Eugene Kunselman, assisfan? principal, is a graduate of Clarion Slate Teachers College and the University of Piflsburgh. s Mrs. Isabell Nesbifi Secrerary to the Principal--Miss Betty Sabol ... Assisfanl Secretary. Miss Gladys Moorhead Indiana S.T.C., University of Pihsburgh, M.A., Graduafe work af Pennsylvania Slate Universily. Principal Lambert Joseph slarfs the day of? right by climbing up to ser the office clock now if he can lust make ihe bells rung on schedule -'tif Rarely is the library empty-here we find a typical study hall-with everyone hard l?l at work L'INDIEN LIKED THE QUIETNESS OF THE The library, center of much of the scholastic activity at Indiana Joint High School, serves the students as a place to study, read, or iust browse. Mrs. Margaret Derwart and the stu- dent Library Club act as supervisors, check books, keep the library clean and neat, and act as aides to students hunting information. Their work- room is one of the sections of the li- brary, the others are a study hall cen- ter, a reference room and a confer- ence room. The library also serves as a meeting place for the faculty and has even doubled as a stage for the Sendracs when needed. 9 Zihfary Librarian Mrs, Margaret Derwart supervises two Library Club members. I .ass n A'A Q4 W Vin- S540 fl 2 xx lff' , f,,fl 17 142' 1 isle e We jlind Him With these, the underclassmen, L'Indien entered into new activities. His work was more advanced than theirs, but he could appreciate their first brushes with Latin verbs, square roots, and power tools. L'lndien joined them in their heated discussions in Student Council and in the lunch line, and their enthusiasm fired his own. They were the frozen, cheering football fans, the people who bought his Varsity I Night tickets, and the appreciative audience at the Senior Class Play. They surprised him with their own undefeated football teams, almost lost in the blaze of the Varsity's. L'lndien felt rather ancient when he saw them dancing with their first dates at the Shamrock Shuffle, or to rock 'n roll records at the Student Council record hop. His turn came for clapping, too, on such occa- sions as the Junior Band and Choral Concert. These younger brothers L'lndien's biggest boosters wanted his approval and his advice When he stopped a ruckus on the ball field they listened Know ing they followed his lead he tried to be a good leader Llndien watched them mature watched their pride in their school grow and remembered himself ,JI nv fl e- Yib Q 'iff , 411 2-' I - I If 5, ,gf Jr JV rf- QL 1 . ' f ff. 72:5 5' 1, 1, , f ,f jf ,- I N y- P i 9. ' fe-, 'ff . 1, - Af' Ql ., K 4 71' ' iiiill ..- ..,- Q53 im' , :gif F',,.' ' ' t If-' tl I , fy T 'ill' I f f' , ill' 'lil 'gym T W T 'JQQ ., ' f 5' Zjf' - S , 'lit 'fr fj-'fi' ' -, X KQV I l 1' 7 ill ., ve- ' 'I iffy ff ' T i ' -.., 47' - fl ,356 c fri' ' . ',l il AIT. 'I , I H6,G,.?E.?-, ,E w in V f J ,nf f 'wg -'i 1 A-ff i Q 2-S 10 ' A ' :EFLY with lvliA Krv tl: em Il. s 1:4 - ., -6 ia , J 'A 'L x ' 5' 5, X? 3 V .N . sy z li ' A-2 Ak' 4 I' S si U I 'V 'gf 2 Mf- ' if ' -V4 ' -mia .. ' sa: V 55 xx ' i , .Q, V K k km BQ , 1' ' ' ' init - AFL bf 1 Q4- f v i X . ' 1 ' was f WF ELEVENTH GRADE PRESIDENTS First Row: Jerry Lias, Mary Beck, Betty Brandon, Linda Gaston, Bon' nie Grundy, George McCreary, Second Row: Bob Thayer, Ron Steiner, Barbara Receski, Jim Dickie, John Babco. fle entla gr de First Row: Earl Aimino, Eleanor Albright, Patricia Anderson, Grace Aul, John Ptabco, Sally Balls, Patricia Banks, Dennis Bath- urst, Mary Beck, Carol Belevender, Bob Benamati. Second Row: Larue Bence, Robert Bishop, Grace Bonarrigo, Bill Bow- lin, Harry Boyer, Betty Brandon, John Brandon, Reitha Brandon, John Brendlinger, Carl Brown, Jack Brown. Third Row: Kath- erine Brown, Larue Brown, Marilyn Brown, Howard Burkett, Mary Burkett, Roberta Buyers, William Carlson, James Carnahan, Robert Carnahan, Paul Carr, Samuel Carson. Fourth Row: Peter Chamberlain, Carol Chapman, lris Chapman, Elizabeth Clayton, Margaret Coleman, James Cooley, Jean Cooper, Charles Coy, James Craig, David Crawford, Harry Cribbs. Fifth Row: Bonnie Cunningham, Jane Cunningham, Mary Dahlquist, Jim Dickie, Dorothy DiTuIIio, Judith Donaldson, Brenda Doney. Sandra Drye, Joe Duncan, Roy Eckenrod, Darhl Empiield. 5 6 K 0' . te . D N f I , Q x I I ,. - B ' iii es, ei, g Q i fi x .asc B - ' ...t . ry! A 5 ix 4 'il it Al J 't Q Q' s 4 fi A --' v x A J N , ig , 'et f ' ' 1 S, A ix I qi l t V 7 X 1 .- ul .,' C 6' l gay l 7 B y cgi , B ff s, l N' I . 'I3 , Q 5 . . N, ff 'W Q-y I ' bs f M' ' if . S g L xy - xl . cl s ,i . v a J c a f 4,1 f' :af ., 1? fr' x 7 xr 4 Q J Q 'L x E35 gi Q + Y K 6.5 . 5- Q-I, ue- f , x 1. A - K X W ' i l. 6 ' , ' 4- , . ef cg-E. Y- X V, ,, F A L L x .L 'F K- 5' 'N 'N E 1-5 F R, J Aix L tlq , I X 5 . lf I V. 'X 5 K V 'V' I A gi 7' 'F cl ' C - 5 it-3 , 7 4 'X -1 . 1 - -- i law '1 i A First Row: Nick Ernick, Carl Esch, Theresa Farine, Shirley Fee, Earl Fenton, Leroy Fenton, Fred Fink, Ronald Fleck, Roger Flem- ing, David Fletcher, Second Row: Carl Formosa, Sandra Friel,Donald Fritz, Herbert Fry, Harriet Fuge, Joseph Gallo, Fred Gardner, Linda Gaston, Alice Gearhart, Bruce Gearhart. Third Row: James Geletka, Ethel George, Norma George, John Ger- ber, Walter Grilbert, Joe Golba, Carol Goodhart, Mary Gordish, Patricia Gorman, James Grau. Fourth Row: Chancey Grazi- ano, Laura Greene, Bonita Grundy, Judith Gulakowski, Clifford Hamil, George Hamilton, Marva Harris, Charles Hartnett, How- ard Henry, Merle Henry. Fifth Row: Edward Hess, Ronald Hollen, Robert Hitchcock, Richard Hoover, Janet lsenberg, Neal lsenberg, Kay Jamison, Carol Jefferies, Jacqueline Johnston, Samuel Keirn. Sixth Row: Donald Larson, Nancy Laskey, John Layton, Marian Leiper, Carol Lentz, Sandra Letso, Caroline Lewis, Jerry Lias, Judith Lightcap, Penelope Link, , dow , Mis. Marybelle Hill Grove City College, Litt. B., Social Mrs. Jane English Grove City College, B.A., English, French, Studies-Rogers Rankin ISTC, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, and Spanish-Mrs. Victoria Wadas . ,. ISTC, B.S., English and M. Litt., Social Studies. Speech, First Row: Larry Lockard, Margaret Lockard, Elizabeth Lohr, John Long, Roselyn Long, William Lorelli, Donna Lucas, Nancy Luckhart, Linda Ludwig, Helen Lydick, Shirley Lydick. Second Row: Nancy Lymph, George McCreary, James McCreary, Glen- da McCune, Lloyd McGaughey, Eleanor McMillen, Carol Mazza, Ronald Millen, Doris Montgomery, Edwin Moorhead, Jane Moorhead. Third Row: Larry Moorhead, Ron Moretti, Ruth Morrison, Clair Muir, Dennis Mumau, Leonard Myers, Greta Nealer, Margaret Nichol, Faith Noble, Mike O'Callaghan, Vincent OfHara. Fourth Row: Ethel Oravec, Kenneth Orr, Patricia Peach, Betty Peddicorcl, Leonard Pelfer, Ann Peters, Gordon Phillippovich, Paul Pierce, Teresa Pitzerall, John Postlewaite, Car' olyn Price. Fifth Row: Donald Rankin, Ed Rankin, Robert Ray, Barbara Receski, Frederick Reed, Nancy Rider, Raymond Rinkus, Eleanor Risinger, Judith Risinger, Russell Risinger, Elizabeth Rohacheck, t 5. - mi A o- -2, w. . ,F N ,' ' , 'Q' X . 5 L A ' A A ,- ? F A S. 4 5. ' - bf . Q - . f-2, L ' L 2 'ff , 6' f A f' il L ii -' -x n A R L i r' Q ' N ,P if 6 ' r A W fx . It Y J ga X I 7+ L , , N' ii a ' ! . ii t g , 41, ' : m f - ' it N , F ' i L ef ' M r ' ' g.. '. .. it J . ,gi A tix L , 1. 5' q F Ag N ,Q 5, v Y -N V Q? xy Q P5 r t A N-. i ia ' if 'I5 C9 Cheek to cheek and otherwise these couples seem to be enioying themselves at the Jr. High Valentine Dance. Fred Calhoun and Tom Smith drag pro- testing Jim Cobe, off to Heaven and Gen' eral Washington in the Sendrocs' play, Gramercy Ghost, while Niaomi Kipp, John Miller, Helen Lewis, and Dennis Geer look on. Rusty Collins crowns Carole Johns queen of the Valentine dance, Thc:t's King How- ard Reed beside her. 16 T .L A 4 ix, ' X- 9' tem mfg-mm ,. ! gi gp. C tm C 1 .. 4 g V First Row: Shirley Roland, Demaris Rolka, Ruth Rowe, James Schloder, Lucy Secoski, George Selkirk, Carolyn Shaffer, Cath- erine Shaffer, Janis Shalifer, Sally Shaffer, David Shank, Donald Sharp. Second Row: Ronald Shields, Nancy Shunkwiler, Dorothy Slater, Jackson Smith, Robert Smith, Thomas Smith, William Spicher, Robert Sprinkle, Susan Spurlin, Eugene Stahl- man, Judy Stapleton, Despo Stavres. Third Row: Ronald Steiner, Richard Sterneckert, Milton Steneman, Lois Stoner, John Styers, Robert Thayer, Lois Thomas, Charles Thompson, John Thounhurst, Sally Tocci, Margaret Tomb, William Tressler. Fourth Row: Joann Troili, Kay Troutman, Wayne Twigg, Patty Tyger, Harold Van Horn, Joann Wadding, Janet Wakefield, Patricia Walker, Donald Way, Stanford Webb, Richard Weis, Robert Weis. Fifth Row: Gerald Wetzel, Margaret White, David Williams, James Williams, Beulah Wolfgang, Arthur Worth, Richard Wyatt, Charlotte Yakal, Homer Yount, Edith Zacherl, Charles Zbur, Edward Zufall. 394 'Q jg-,Q fllvfl i . K ,W 1 s. 'Q' , :W HJ A' i - Wi fg' ' ' HQ- 'ff - . A-if Q ' ,, F Q 3 I J .,,. Q fviiif, 4 . 7 gs h .LV r Ii f .- ,. AA I , I 0 vs N ' . Q E 533793 . xx' ' rf , .1 ,x -gig?-fig f f v9 g I ' X ', 1 K W T535 5' VWSXXT lx X7 ' Q ma QJ,jfj!fi'f ,. N U is 1. Q 9' is ev mm? ig S T , 7, is .sn , I , ff, ,, N .W qs Vffpf . if? is ,J N4 'IEE ' gi ' Q ' va ,wal - A ' Q . . 'diff .uw A if Wx K si' gn, . Q if JK Q I M' . M A ' V, , J- ' 2 A 506' .1 - . ,, r 1 f W , V, hub..,w If .N ' gli First Row: Gordon Cunningham, Betty Demyan, Ronald Dermitt, Mary Donahue. Second Row: Betty Donaldson, Eleanor Doug- las, James Dunn, Marcelyn Dutton. Third Row: Judith Endean. George Esch, Margaret Evans, William Ewing. Fourth Row: Paul Ferrier, Rita Fisher, James Fleming, Thomas Flick. Fifth Row: Claudine Foltz, John Fordyce, Judith Franz, Robert Frick. Sixth Row Thomas Frlck Eunice Fritz Charlotte Fry Jean Gal laher Seventh Row Patricia Gallo Daniel Gardner Carol Gaston Bernon George A A JRE rv gd life A A - .SEQ l 1 . y E 4 ' 7 ri -Q ,.. ,ax guru AAL l L V en th grade First Row Roseann Adams Nicholas Antonuccio Joyce Arnrck Robert Arrow James Ball Second Row Elwood Banks Thomas Barrett Elaine Bartlebaugh Sally Bathurst Paul Baun Third Row Elizabeth Barrrs Clair Bash Robert Beatty Leila Bishop Judy Black Fourth Row Nancy Blair Nancy Bolmger Helen Boucher Wallace Boyer Phyllis Brendllnger Fifth Row Hazel Brllhart Catherine Brown Sara Brown Dorothy Burns Drexell Coldwell Sixth Row Kenneth Caldwell Richard Cald well Thomas Campbell Wendell Campbell Dorothy Carnahan Seventh Row John Carney Robert Cerovlch William Chap pell Nancy Chatfield Alfred Crcola Eighth Row Edwm Clark Thomas Clark Clair Clawson Nancy Clawson Eleanor Clemons Ninth Row Wayne Cochrane Marlorle Collsh John Connell Vernon Cook Louise Craig Tenth Row Vesta Cro vener Robert Crlbbs James Crumrlne Carole Cubets Barbara Cunningham . z . 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Second Row: Shirley Henry, Richard Hetrick, Joseph Hickey, Roger Hill, David Hodge, Robert Hoover, James lrvin, Sally Johnston,Vivien Kaschak, Vivien Kelly, Carol King. Third Row: Robert Kinter, Gary Knupp, Joan Kovach, Nick Kowchuck, William Kozusko, James Krivonick, Doris Kunkle, Andrew Kuzneski, Judy Larsen, Nancy Letso, Fourth Row: Norma Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Robert Lewis, Jay Ling, Dorothy Lingenfelter, Ray Lingen- felter, Carol Logan, Alice Long, Colleen McCarthy, Elsie McClure, Helen McClure. Fifth Row: Ronald McCleary, William McCreary, Emmy McElhoes, Eleanor McGeary, Judy Mclntyre, Kathleen McKelvy, Thomas McQuilkin, James Mack, Barry Ma- dell, Ted Manos, John Marcoaldi. is umm Kenneth Davis .. ISTC, B.S., Social Studies-Thelma Bell . . . James McKelvey Westminster College, B.S,, Penn State Uni ISTC B S Social Studies-Eugene Pound ... Muskingum Col- versity, M.S., Physics-William Holstein ISTC, B.S., Biology- lege BS Social Studies. Joseph Shane Muskingum College, B.S., University of Pitts burgh, M.Ed., Chemistry. jg f K if K eil. tix A +15 Y' 'E XX A :QK N A x ' ' it , 1. . A 5' V ,L 1 I A mf or 5 ' . A s A I . ix if ' . i + J . 5 1' 'Ft' ai? . 'Q' , -ggi.. Y 'MN V . X 'io 5 .ul s . .., ,img rj G ty . A , i ,hi L , K G Q' RI? if it .L ,f til' Q fl ill v- 6' e H Ei, V 2, 1 -- f X...,- r 4. A 5 tk, Q C ' J 'gf' c.. ' I., . .fs - V ,M ., 6. 6 A A r Q' gal -,SJ x ' Q F First Row: Peter Marcoline, Dan Marsh, Audrey Marshall, Betty Mauk, Lois Mauk, Joanne Miller, Richard Minto. Second Row: Robert Minto, William Mock, William Mo- reau, Joanne Morgonti, Jessie Mortimer, Joseph Muller, Sara Neese. Third Row: Lewis Nibert, Sylvia Novalis, John O'Blin- sky, Mary O'Blinsky, Alice Oesterling James Orr, James Patner. Fourth Row: Gerald Payson, Irvin Payson, Georgia Peace, Lynda Peelor, Linda Pifer, Kears Pollock, Ronald Pollock. Fifth Row: Har- old Romar, Harold Roy, Mary Renz, Nancy Renz, Charles Rising, Janet Rolka, Frank Romeo. Sixth Row: Charles Ross, Harry Rowe, Robert Runco, James Ryan, Charles Sadler, Thomas Solsgiver, Dean Say. Seventh Row: Constance Secosky, Shirley Sekerak, Frank Semetkoskey, Ronald Sex- ton, Betty Shafter, Jacob Shatter, Lorraine Shapiro. is Lys mu, ,lgigmmywx-M -M T '7 Z9M'i? 7 Y ' 2.-VY, ': 5,1 W ., ,,sx..,4. sy -emu . ww x va . .4 fx mg Hi-i , Q f ..q xx! ' Q 6 mx' R ' ' YS ggi Inf, ' M i if f f K 3z ,,,- - 45 59 . ' ff- - ' 'gi7 f M , -ff' I 4, fi' 'fiat , , k A as 'N '3ff,g, ,.-. K A , , Y in M - ffm. 1 f f M4 4 ,H ., pljgtk. K, . fm ?' K X ' gf: E1 I UM .vi , fx la ? , XT , ' fi: K , A , -X y y,,y .45 H y g X, 'X .5 - 'X ti Qi. c L 1 K - First Row: Evelyn Albright, Nancy Alexander, Harold Allison, Andrew Aruskevecius, Alan Ash, Edward Baker, Patricia Baker, Frederick Barbor, Terence Barnett, James Beattie, Stephana Belash. Second Row: Barbara Bell, Edward Bem, Sandra Bena- mati, John Bishop, Florence Blakely, Paul Blatt, Philip Bohn,Cynthia Boucher, Lisle Bhilhart, Mary Brombach, Alvin Brown, Third Row: Larue Brown, William Brown, Mary Buggey, Walter Buggey, Elizabeth Burkett, Ronald Butchkoski, Ruth Byers, .loc- queline Cardamone, Nancy Carney, William Carney, Sandra Casella. Fourth Row: Norma Chiodo, Vernon Claypoole, Rob- ert Colish, Russell Collins, Raphael Connell, James Cowan Constance Cowoski, Barbara Cramer, Ted Crawford, Kathryn Cribbs, Leona Culliver. Win tl: gm e NINTH GRADE PRESIDENTS First Row: Teresa DiTullia, Flora Rhea, Lyda Worth, Margie Lias, Mary Kay Farrel. Second Row: Charles Spadafora, Charles Laskey, Edward Martin, Mike Musuda. a ' .. ....,.x,'. :....-,...:' .-4612? 'A' , -. X-4 ,H VM, , ...- L v .......,.g....2.-Jw , --,, , '1--:arm . ' H . '93 N:-af 2g ff q , N N, :Qi v . my .,., L Zig, 1 if M ,- hf . -fn-.ie -:',. 1. 4 r X 'eb , V, ,-A-. 4 - M., 2555+ if ffw f,-fi ,M ,iffy-' fi f' 5 In Q if -A nf ,, 2 Q. giant X I if - 5 353.31 .mwksfangq . is 12 .A 1 gf A . 'I' . v 'x M ww as ' 'N A Qx ' 6 T ' ii L xy v t Q 'X Hn. C. it r 1 - - i . VX , 4 ' A v- ,S Lv 5 . K Q Jw , I Lk gi E' xi 'W' Q9 E? .lil f Q 5 ill--i-1 . 3 w if Above, Top: Football programs, lO cents! These fans got a smile from Margie McKelvy, too, and probably used the programs as umbrellas later Above, Bottom: Robert Buchanan ISTC, B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed,, Commercial. First Row: Stella Culliver, Sue Cummins, Marilyn Davis, Rachel Dean. Second Row: John Delaney, Margaret Derwart, Theresa DiTullio, James Doolin. Third Row: Judith Dunmire, Margaret Embry, Patricia Erb, Mary Farrell. Fourth Row: Edward Fee, Patricia Fetterman, John Fern, John Feulmer. Fifth Row: Charlotte Fink, Ann Flaniack, Joann Fleck, Kenneth Fleming. Sixth Row: Robert Fleming, Charles Fletcher, George Flinko, Gerald Fax. Seventh Row: Barry Frye, Beniamin Gapshes, David Gardner, Ronald Gaydosh. Eighth Row: Donald Ger- ber, Ann Gilbert, Margaret Glebovich, Dennis Good. Ninth Row: Dolores Grego, Linda Grundy, Edward Hamil, Robert Jarris. Tenth Row: Walter Harris, Alen Haskins, Ronald Hawk, James Heilbrun. Eleventh Row: Alan Hendershot, Leora Henderson, Patricia Henico, Kenneth Hennessey. 26 21' . .isis 4 be-Q2 , Q ,. 4342? s JH Q f L s . ,I 'kr l 77 Yi . R3 15? Above, Top: Samuel Furgiuele . . . ISTC, B.S,, University of Pittsburgh, M Litt., English. g Above, Bottom: The Freshman Dozen Ktwo less than the Baker'sl give X S F, ' out with some harmony at the Dental Health Show. 4 . I , Q-.fr L s, Q f , Q A . A First Row: Joan Henry, Jon Hughes, Chelsea Hurd, Leland Hutton. Second Row: Judy Irvin, Leroy Irvin, Raymond Jamison, Robert Jesse- ' var. Third Row: Joe Johnston, Marlin Johnston, Richard Johnston, Charles Jones. Fourth Row: George Jones, Charles Kachur, Mary .' Kaufman, Sharon Kelly. Fifth Row: Barry King, Edward Kline, Linda ' L il Kopp, John Krivonick. Sixth Row: Robert Kunkle, Russell Kunkle, I 3 A IX f Joseph Kuzneski, Thelma Lambing. Seventh Row: John Larson, - f Patricia Larson, Charles Laskey, Bernard Laumr. Eighth Row: William Learn, John Leonard, Sarah Lewis, Mariorie Lias. Ninth Row: John K 3 Liscinsky, Wilbur Livingston, Carol Lohr, Virgil LoPresti. Tenth Row: L W s N Daryl Lower, Thomas Lukehart, Ruth Lydick, Monica Lymph. Eleventh 417 i Row: James MacNichol, Margaret McAnulty, Gloria McCall, Patrick I McCann. ff I , my If U . we 9 .F b N X A W r Qc -fi L , , 27 Q i 6,2 ,Q J tw ,tx W , I by r . A 1 is X N My u f 'P-. au S i I ' ' K gg A ' , 1 9 I ' , 5 'J . N i ea A Ah l 1 K K . I 'U Q ,C N 1 5 by . 351' 17 4 s J aka '- t , I- E ' s .J e sq' . A if -3, . H. , li . V. 5, A - ' 7 V' YT Y f . . V ' . X. iliv I A x xg ' First Row: William McCardle, Ethel McCracken, Charles McCullough, Wealey McCutcheon, Catherine McHenry, Lawrence McKnown, Phyllis McMillen, Bonnie Manzek, Charles Mavdis, Edward Martin, Michael Musuda. Second Row: Paul Michael, DeWayne Millen, Sandra Miller, Larry Montgomery, Sandra Moorhead, John Moreau, Patricia Morefield, Katherine Morse, Stanley Mutz, Fred Myers, Mary Nibert. Third Row: Russell Nix, Gail Nichols, Elizabeth Nicholson, John Novalis, Robert O'Callaghan, Michael O'Hara, Bonnie Olsen, Joyce Orlaskey, Richard Overdorff, Dennis Palmer, Robert Pease. Fourth Row: Joyce Peterson, Richard Peterson, Karen Pifer, Joseph Pitzerell, Richard Prato, Howard Ramer, Gerald Ray, Hubert Redd, Edward Reddinger, Flora Rhea, Eugene Rinkus. Fifth Row: William Rose, Edward Rummel, Ronald Rummel, Betty Rupert, John Sabotos, Betty Salsgiver, Marie Schroth, Beverly Scott, James Selcerak, Virginia Serlock, George Sexton. David Dunmire University of Pittsburgh, Machine Shop-Thomas Taylor Susquehanna Univer- sity, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M A LET THE .ff 2 , Clarence Pennington ISTC, B.S,, Penn State University, Mrs. Lenora Becker . ., Grove City College, Litt. B., English-- M.Ed., Art-Robert Kline ISTC, B.S., Columbia University, Gertrude Handler ISTC, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.A., Supervisor of Art. M- U77-. Eftgllih at K Y i-W ' S x 'E 3 l l 4. g .J .5 Jn 'iyy lgzyb ' 5 , . - 4 J J i , ,L 5 - V' 5 vi V ilk t , . i., l is --4 A, t. , , jx. , 29 First Row: Arthur Shaffer, Charles Shaffer, Edith Shaffer, James Shatter, James Shaffer, Mary Shaffer, Sally Shaffer. Second Row: Wil' liam Shaffer, Margaret Shane, Larry Sharp, James Shearer, Gerald Shick, Alberta Slupek, Edna Srnathers. Third Row: Dorothy Smith, Janet Smith, Patricia Smith, Ronald Sokaske, Thomas Sokol, Charles Spadafora, Gloria Spatti. Fourth Row: Margaret -3tancon'be, Helen Stapleton, Barbara Stetanik, Judy Stephen, Kirk Stewart, David Stokes, Judith Sfyers. Fifth Row: Richard Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Patricia Walker, Robert Walker, John Wassam, David Watkins, Peggy Watkins. Sixth Row: Sally Weakland, Florence Wil- lard, Linda Williams, Nancy Williams, Donna Wilson, Robert Wilson, Eleanor Winslow, Seventh Row: Mary Woods, Lyda Worth Elizabeth Yonushonis, Clarence Young, Pa- tricia Younis, Helen Zellman, Galen Zorak. .., .. , sings g gy' if ey Q. 7 -cl I, 'A W gy- Q l 4 A J ix 1 tl 6 I Q X gs T A . Q K . J ti x I . , 2 X E4 It lx 1 R wr B 6 5 J, W ' , , , X 951: tl: gr de Q Erv- Only the babble-babble and clink-clink are needed to make this familiar scene come to life as the chow hounds line up for lunch . . . beans, no doubt! 30 First Row: Diane Adams, Samuel Anderson, Robert Babco, Joseph Babula, Sarah Bailey, Sylvia Bailey, John Bain, Robert Baker, Donna Barr, William Bash, Connie Beer. Second Row: Betty Beers, Mildred Bell- man, Marleen Bem, Louise Bence, Erma Berenbrolc, Dolores Blair, Marcia Blair, Martha Blakely, Carol Boesman, Robert Boyer, Robert Brady. Third Row: Virginia Brandon, Yvonne Braughler, Russell Bril- hart, Howard Brown, Kenneth Brown, Russell Brum- mert, David Buchanan, Mildred Burnheimer, Richard Butchkoslci, Kenny Butterworth, Jerry Byers. Fourth Row: Terry Byers, James Marshall, Richard Carna- han, James Chapman, William Chappell, Clair Chris- ty, Madilyn Claypoole, Betty Cochrane, James Co- woski, Carol Craig, Clifford Craig. Fifth Row: Mar- lene Craig, Fred Cramer, Nancy Craven, Thomas Crumrine, Dale Cunningham, Virginia Divido, Jerry Doolin, William Doty, Robert Duncan, Susan Dun- can, Bryan Dunn. EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENTS First Row: Dave Wagner, Joann Sullivan, Sandy Gershman, Elvina Salva, Mark Gorman. Second Row: Bob Brady, Jim Chapman, Ron Johnston, Jerry Kozusko, Howard Reed. f x, . A Ia, , W g 5, me . 4 A x :gt g ff ' e n . I E Q 1 Ei llt qn, Q zygu t B ' at S Q A r r rr J . K K' I Lf 21 i w t h 'Ll K .xv .E A i 3? , Q U Li' ' y 9 -My r F 'fx 6' it :iso it' I i O, ,N f fl! ixxtil. ' ' Rn, FX AJ, 31 First Row: Kenneth Empfield, Wilber Evans, Russell Fairbanks, Nancy Fedoruk, Judith Ferree, Joanna Ferrier, Betty Fling, Robert Folckemer, Norrean Ford. Second Row: Edna Frank, Gene Friel, John Fuge, Charles Fulcomer, Richard Gamble, Thel- ma Gardner, Sandra Gershman, Linda Gibson, Jerry Gilbert. Third Row: Mary Giorgianni, Helen Glebovich, Mark Gor- man, Leslie Gottardi, Georgia Greene, Joyce Gromley, Wendell Gromley, Jon Gross, Judith Grube. Fourth Row: An- thony Gullace, Agnes Gunter, William Gunter, Delenor Helman, Anna Henry, Joyce Henry, Lee Henry, Patty Hewitt, Kenneth Holley. Fifth Row: James Holl- man, James Hoover, Richard Hunter, Pene- lope Irvin, Roger lsenberg, Dorothy James, Don Jeffries, Carole Johns, Fred Johnston. Sixth Row: Ronald Johnston, Judith Jones, Geraldine Kelly, Sandra King, William Kinnan, Joyce Kish, Edward Klamar, Sally Kling, James Kostella. Seventh Row: Ger- ald Kozusko, Barbara Leamer, Timothy Lentz, Andrew Letso, Barbara Lewis, Floyd Lewis, Thomas Lipsie, Linda Logan, John Lohr, Eighth Row: Fred Long, Carol Long, Pinkie Lumpkin, Margaret McCaul' ley, Barbara McClure, Robert McCoy, Wal- ter McCreary, Betty McHenry, Ella McLain. ,L gg tt ,t P A 'DSS s- ,er . ., ,t Z4 gi :is 1 l Q1 5, t X S S .. . X MS'- 'A .41 L Q- 6' , - R L M A yg g . P m L 2.1 - . . x I rg 5 H K 1-' nfs, ' 1 A X -. .-., l . . i......k..4...' Y4 - -,,sL,,,..., S , .,.., First Row: Daniel McPhiIimy, Patty McQuown, Fiore Manniccia, Dennis Marshall, John Miller, Margaret Miller, Robert Miller, Kenny Mock, Lisle Montgomery, Dale Moorhead. Second Row: Elizabeth Mruk, Perry Muir, James Myers, Robert Myers, Richard Nibert, Nancy Nolan, Alvert Overman, Edgar Patterson, Carl Paul, Edna Peterson. Third Row: Mary Peterson, Henry Pierce, Wilbert Pin. kerton, John Prokay, Mary Ray, Mike Rayko, Edward Redd, Harry Reed, Howard Reed, Lois Reeger. Fourth Row: Velma Reeger, Howard Richama, Harry Rombaugh, Judith Roser, Carol Ruftner,Richard Ryan, Sandra Ryan, Barbara Sadler, Elvira Salva, Doloris Schaeffer. Fifth Row: Sandra Segner, Barbara Shaffer, Eugene Shaffer, Paul Shaffer, Dian Shank, John Sheftler, Robert Shields, Carol Short, Patricia Slater, Benner Sleigh. Sixth Row: Donna Smith, Linda Smith, Sara Stancombe, Phyllis Stanley, Rober Stear, Mary Steffey, Patricia Stile, Robert Stoker, Betty Stuchell Elizabeth Stuchell. Seventh Row: Joann Sullivan, Barbara Sunberg, Richard Swan, Donna Swartz, Kathryn Thompson, Wayne Tressler, James Trimble, Alice Twigg, Peter Ulichnia, William Van Horn. Eighth Row: David Wagner, James Wagner, Neal Watkins, Boyd Watson,Glenn Watson, Edwin Weaver, John Wiggins, Wilber Wolfgang, John Woodward, Kathleen Yenkvich. SEVENTH GRADE PRESIDENTS First Row: Barbara Boucher, Beth Fleming, Terry Moore, Joann Grun- dy, Carol Bell. Second Row: Bruce Terry, Tim Sexton, Bill Shank, Charles McCreary, Jim Sprankle, Ken Fairman, e entla gr de First Row: Lawrence Adams, Robert Adams, Marie Austin Beniamin Babula, Mary Barbor, William Bartlebaugh, Carol Bell, Cynthia Bell, Ellen Bell, William Bell, Robert Bellman, Charles Bishop. Second Row: Genevieve Blatt, Mary Blatt, Barbara Boucher, Floyd Boyer, Henry Boyer, Edward Brandon, Francis Bromboch, Helen Brown, Ruth Brown, Thomas Brubaker, lvery Butler, Joy Coates. Third Row: Bert Byers, Elmira Campbell, Glenna Campbell, Raymond Campbell, Robert Campbell, Joseph Campisano, Richard Car- loni, Robert Carley, Robert Carney, Mary Clawson, Theresa Butchkowski, Dessie Confer. Fourth Row: John Cook, Joyce Craig, Gladys Craig, Darlene Cunningham, Thomas Cunningham, Sherry Davis, William Deabendarfer, Cinda Dezaifte, Linda Dezaifie, Helen Donahue, Francis Dorr, Shirley Dougan. Fifth Row: John Drye, Virginia Dugan, Donna Edmiston, James Eiselman, Paula Emp- field, Mary Endean, Robert Evans, Ruth Fairbanks, Kennard Fairman, Irene Feder, Robert Fes, Donald Fennell. we as as ,C ,seem , 669, sem l 2 4. 'ffii+.4.: X its LL NX 33 QL N ' S4 Umbrellas and blankets were standard equipment for the rooting section at any home game. The new field was ankle-deep in mud, but the team won and the fans 1'achoo!t cheered. The school spruces up for Christmas, and here Carol Cribbs, Sandy Fillhart, Jack Jones, and Roger Fleming Con the ladderj place icicles on the big tree in the front hall. Frank McAfcose, and Bill Failey get last minute iri- structions for their posts as County Commissioners from the Hhorses' mouths William McCormick, Dee Miller, and Harvey Orr. mf ,,2?-8966 ,few. QE2E 9?QfGQEQ,QEQ QEQ Q6962Q First Row: Eugene Fenton, Thomas Feulmer, Carola Fisher, Beth Fleming, Judith Fleming, Carlos Fisher, Nancy Fleming, Francis Fletch- er, Charles Frech, Betty Freeman, Janey Frye, Theodore Fry. Second Row: Richard Fuge, David Gearhart, George Geisel, Elsie Genchur, Robert George, Harry Geracia, Ronald Getty, Keith Gilliland, Daniel Gordish, David Graft, Allan Gray, Lorraine Greene. Third Row: Jo Anne Grundy, Raymond Gunter, Barbara Guthrie, Arnold Haberkorn, Albert Hall, Arthur Halldin, William Halliwell, Dorothy Ham- ilton, William Hamilton, Robert Hawk, Kenneth Helman, Lindo Henry. Fourth Row: Judith Hess, Lee Ann Hess, Leonard Hewitt, Robert Hickey, Bernard Hodge, Helen Hodge, Barbara Hopkins, Twila Hull, Salvo James, Donald Jamison, Ronald Jamison, Robert Jobe. Fifth Row: Betty Johns, Roberta Johnston, William Johnston,Judith Kaylor, Jean Kimmel, Rodney Kimmel, Peggy King, Ray- mond King, Carol Kozusko, Lawrence Kunkle, Betty Layton, William Leonardo, Ronald Liesnslxie, Alice Lewis. ,,-.- Samuel Lengel West Chester STC, B.S., Temple University, M,Ed., Health and Physical Education- John Kurtz Lock Haven STC, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Health and Physical Education. 35 X, The Vandergrift Mixed Chorus laughed with us at the antics of these four gals in the kick-oft to an exchange program with Indiana. Mrs. Barbara Henry Slippery Rock, B.S., Health and Physical Education-Janet Campbell Slippery Rock STC, B.S., Health and Physical Education. ' r A 'tx x f Sn I 3 'gy .L L. 2 ' AQ 2 E I 3 fx l lox ii x .4 , - X rl ' K if H ,U t E 4 L is Z I it . , l is 'zeal . J 'is , ., R ' ' ' 1. '44 . ' S.. ' m 5. if 'S' t 36 First Row: Elizabeth Redinger, Darlene Reed, Mary Reed, Peter Ricupero, Rodney Ruddock, Donna Ruftner, Samuel Rugh, Beverly Rummel, Martha Russell. Second Row: Ronald Ryan, Lawrence Sadler, Fean Sexton, Robert Sexton, Timothy Sexton, Arthur Shatter, Emma Shaffer, Janet Shaf- fer, Jean Shatter. Third Row: Raymond Shaffer, Sally Shatter, Carol Shank, Wil- liam Shank, Joyce Shick, James Shirley, Barbara Shoenfelt, David Simpson, Bar- bara Smith. Fourth Row: Betsy Smith, Bon- nie Smith, Harry Smith, Jerry Smith, Theo- dore Smith, William Smith, William Smith, William Smith, James Sprankle. Fifth Row: Barbara Spurlin, Patty Stancombe, John Stefenik, Gloria Stile, Arthur Stokes, Jerry Stokes, James Streams, Nancy Sullivan, Constance Swan. Sixth Row: James Syl- vis, Bruce Terry, Daniel Twigg, Dennis Un- copher, Lyle VanHorn, Janet Volkin, Eugene Wadding, Paul Wadsworth, Ruth Wagner. Seventh Row: Thomas Wagner, Larry Wakefield, Teresa Wannett, Kathryn Watkins, Margaret Watkins, William Wil- lard, John Wilson, Andrew Yanish. A-Q i ,sm P N i P P f Q P PI : 7133395 il k . L C i '- fe f Q et v . Q M ' , - A .. 'N A x ig. 97 m L . 9 Asix ff e '. A i . First Row: Judith Link, Diane Lipsie, Sally Lohr, John Long, Betty Lowndes, Lonnie Lowndes, Barbara Lybarger, Donald McAdoo, Patricia McAfoose, Charles McCreary, Edward McGeary, Daryl McKendrick. Second Row: Mary McMahon, Samuel McPherson, Richard Madill, William Malcolm, Irene Manos, Edward Marinko, George Marshall, Patricia Marshall, Alfred Martin, Martha Martin, Nancy Martin, Karen Maruk. Third Row: Sandra Merill, Ellen Millen, Robert Miller, Sandra Miller, Daniel Mitchell, William Mont- gomery, Carol Moorhead, Judith Moorhead, Terry Moore, Dianna Moretti, Richard Moiganti, Nancy Morse. Fourth Row: Sara Moun- tain, Beth Muir, James Nance, Norman Neely, Edward Neese, Florence Ondo, Arthur Painter, Paul Palmer, Deborah Park, Charles Patach, Virginia Pease, Phyllis Pefler. Fifth Row: Morris Perry, Alexander Peterman, Dorothy Peterson, Paulette Pettigrew, Robert Piegon, Flora Poso, Gloria Pozo, James Putt, Richard Ramage, Glenn Rarnar, Robert Ramsey, James Recupero, Mrs. Mary Jone Boering ISTC, B.S,, Commercial-Dominick Mrs. Dorothy Rider . .. Miami University, B.S., Cafeteria Man Oliver ISTC, B.S., Commercial, agement. rowing In 11164 Seeking fellowship, leisure time activity, and opportunity to develop special interests and abilities, L'lndien joined clubs. Key Club... will he ever forget the night he swore off bubble gum while cleaning the auditorium seats, or the windy March week when his turn came to raise the school flag? He founcl expression for his yen for art. Those were his posters calling for Welfare Chest support and he was pleased when his Elective Art cartoon was used in the High Arrow. L'lndien discovered new things about himself, too. Sendracs Speech class training kept his knees from knocking Cmuchll and to his surprise the audience actually laughed at his clowning in Walter Mitty had such good fun he volunteered for long hours of work backstage for Gra mercy Ghost As a bass in the Mixed Chorus L lndien wasnt a howling success But his chance finally came providing the sneezes for a novelty number in the Spring Concert Numbered among his happiest high school memories are the hours he shared with friends in work they enloyed so much it became play He gave freely of time and energy and experienced personal growth and immense satis faction o 4 'X KG- J- 4 y Q I A4153 I l L If it QLOA I1 wmv 'l 53230 lf 4 4. it 100 f LLOOO s LLLL if I 38 . . . . . ,, . . .,, He ll - ll ' ' I ' I ' t l ' l s v 5 ,Zi 'cc ff f k I Q aah to 7 N l X N N I .. 'l ,,,- gf 1 X lff?'T lli' ,f .4 l 5 lvl . s lit, 'a,.g f 1 ' 1 'N t' ' - , ,f , tt ,-1. .ff - mx t is l' i' l 45553 'l . A , ,J ,,,,,.,. l . 5- ..t.P,.nu tl ly Qs. W W -QEQLEHM, ly? Sh A -0 'B rl glulllf ,ff'Q l .-lllvngiffa Q A , 3 57232 1' ,sy t ,pew . ,4f,,' y 'gm Q lof,'f'f, o' ff' ' f, f ,ff , rf, c uf, tw, 4 'll l, t All A :If Y,klf' s!.1 Zfsf ki! I 'rryfl gl Q 'vl,Qf, l .lf xl! fs O 0 Y , 522409 an X I f,45.f 1 f f, ' yffifi AV .iv ,ll M . 1 .ll'X'fv Jia ' ' ff? ISA I1 iff If' 1' ' ' li- ' HL 'Q ll it X '- f b H, f Ak ' The Maiorettes-left to right: Marlene Bence, Patty Lou Ryen, Bonnie Moorhead, Carol Breakiron, Arlane Levine, Eunice Fritz, Sue Spurlin, Nancy Letso, Grace Bonor- rigo, and Ann Peters. Leading the student body to a better understanding ot school spirit are those clubs which exist for the purpose of school service. Students and administration turn to the Student Council for help in solving problems. Outstanding among its achievements this year were the purchase of the iukebox, the sole control of school dances, and the securing ot letters for the band. The smooth flow ot traffic between classes ancl around the school would grind to a halt without the aid ofthe Safety Patrol. The Ushers Club is on hand for programs in the auditorium. The Library serves the students more effectively because of the hard-working Library Club. The Stage Crew boys work behind the scenes at every assembly program. Fire drills and air-raid practices are more egective because ofthe Fire Squad. These groups and others unite in a concerted eftort to make living in this high school pleasanter for all concerned. They cheered the team to victory in all kinds of weather fnote bootslj and the student body loved and cheered with their Varsity cheerleaders-Bone nie Grundy, Faith Noble, Barbara Petrosky, Covcapfain Nancy Graziano, Dottie DiTullio, and Captain Sheila Quinn, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row, left to right: Margie McKel- vy, Nancy Graziano, Patty Ryen, Cin- dy Hughes, Marie Loerlli, Mary Beck Betty Alexander, Mary Jane Carna- han, Patsy Newman, Despo Stavres. Second Row: Helen Lewis, Arlane Le- vine, Pamela Chamberlain, Carole Cribbs, Nancy Smith, Janet Palmer, Linda Gaston, Betty Brandon, Sondra Knupp, Miss. Laura Church, advisor Third Row: Britta Nesbiltt, Sally Lon- don, Betty Brady, Pat Anderson, San- dra Kerr, Carole Breakiron, Ann Beighler, Faith Noble, Margaret Yonu- shonis, Nancy McKinney. Fourth Row: William C. Smith, Dick Weiss, Pat McHenry, Dennis Geer, Bob Hitchcock, Ronald Steiner, Sam Casron, Peter Chamberlain, Naomi Kipp, Russell Ris- inger. Fifth Row: Ronald Martin James Cober, Richard Erickson, George Leopold, Robert Ray, Donald Williams, Larry Morris. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Row, left to right: Ronald Mar tin, Nancy Graziano, Mr. Paul Mechlin Mr. Richard McGee, Advisors. Second Row: Fred Moreau, Bob Ray, Nancy Smith, Rusty Collins. l 3 PATROL CLUB First Row, left to right: Nancy Claw- son, Mary Lou Findley, Jim Crumine, Joan Miller, Mary Gerideau, Helen McClure, Audry Marshall, Alfred Ci- cola, Ronald Sheer, Bill Mock, James Muir, Linda Ludwig, Ellen Tressler, Mr. Eugene Kunselman, Advisor. 41 I John Miller and Don Cannizzoro, two three year m the Stage Crew, operate the lights during an assembly T' Left to right: William Bow- Ioin, Jacob Shafler, Alfred Cicola, Jim Crumrine, James Muir, Ron Sheer Y 7 Q en on Varsity I Night found the babies of lJHS struggling . join the men. Here they help the cheerleaders through cheering routine. 42 Fire Squad members Ronald Good, Ronald Martin, and Richard Erickson mobilize for action. Wonder who Ron Good is drawing bead on with that hose? STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, left to right: Ed Anderson, Harry Reed, Charles Patsch, Linda Peelor, Carol Logan, Elsie Gencher, Barbara Lymbarger, Katherine Yenka- vich, Russell Collins. Second Row: Nancy Graziano, Pat Henico, Elaine Bartlebaugh, lris Chapman, Margaret Derwert, Joyce Peterson, Betsy Johns, Margie McKelvey, Judy Grube. Third Row: Mr. Mechlin, Advisor, Judy Franz, Peter Chamberlain, Betsy Yonu- shonis, Joanne Raimondo, Sandra Vol- kay, Pamela Chamberlain, Sylvia Bai- ley, Joe Muller, Mr. McGee, Advisor. Fourth Row: Ronald Martin, James Coe ber, Bob Ray, Dave Williams, Fred Reed, Frances Grego, Russell Risinger, William E. Smith, Virginia Setlock. 43 VARSITY I First Row, left to right: Robert Bishop, Jerry Wetzel, Walter Ciowski, Jack Wilden, James Craig, Charles Risinger, Edward Cunningham, Jim Moretti, Wil- liam Wilt, William M:Creary, Robert O'Callahan. Second Row: Robert Leonardo, Jerry Jenkins, Jack Jones, Herald Holt, William E. Smith, Wil- liam Tressler, Nick Ernick, Kenneth Orr, Patrick McHenry, Barry Madill, Francis Grego, Third Row: Joe Sek- erek, Edward Receski, Herb Scott, Al Stiffler, Richard Craven, Butch Moor- head, Donald Sexton, Ronald Fleck, Chancey Graziano, Bernard Moreau, Edward Clark. Fourth Row: Jerry Magistrella, Ronald Good, Wallace Boyer, Barney Van Horn, Richard Clark, Cameron Malcolm, Gus Carlson, George Hamilton, Charles Zbur, Tip Agnello, Donald london. MS vw ia 1 I 'f Fwd O t +1 Cafeteria Management girls served smiles with the hot food they helped to prepare. left to right: Donna Mogle, Shirley Shank, Drucilla White, and Doris Lawrence, USHERS First Row, left to right: Norma George, Theresa Farine, Louise Green, Alice Gearhart, Glenda McCune, Nancy Smith, Lois Wad- dell, Donna Walker, Sandra Fill- hart, Miss Moorhead. Second Row: Carol Cribbs, Judy Stapleton, Pa- tricia Gorman, Nancy Letso, Reitha Brandon, Carole Feloni, Marie Brown, Rosemary Muller, Barbara Warner, Mary Jane Carnahan, Third Row: Delores Colish, Betty Brady, Patricia Carlson, Judy Gula- kowski, DeMaris Rolka, Alice Zach, erl, Marva Harris, Carole Beleve- der, Rosalie Zoffuto, Judy Hinder- liter, Marilyn Brown. Peppy Jay Vee cheerleaders lead a yell at a Jay Vee basketball game. left to right: Katy McKeI' vy, Marcie Sheehee, Connie Secos- ky, Linda Grundy, Colleen McCar- thy, and Carol Lohr. 'T ! L Who! are you looking for, fellows? These Poiecfionisl Club members look all wound up in their work. They ore from left to right: Bob Wilson and Bob Hitchcock in front, Lloyd McGuughey, Jerry Wetzel, and Bill Pe?erson in the buck. 45 STAGE CREW Left to right: Thaddeus Osenkow- ski, John Miller, George Nibert, Donald Cannizzaro, James Kinter, Daryl Fair, Dan Caldwell, Robert Hitchcock, Peter Chamberlain, Mr James Nix, Advisor, Charles Berg- man, James Geletka, and John Novalis, The school makes up a large part of the community backbone. Clubs serving both school and community include among others the 'Y Clubs. Tag clays find Tri-Hi-Y girls at work, and this is only one of their activities in promoting their ideals of Christian character. The Junior Red Cross works 'round the calendar representing the school in giving aid to the less fortunate. Allied Youth strives to educate youth to the dangers of alcohol while providing wholesome recreation. Key Club provided an outstanding example of school and community service this year in every activity from raising ancl lowering the fiag to helping with the pre-evaluation housecleaning. This Kiwanis-sponsored club also organized the County Road-eo at Mack Memorial Park. The service that may be rendered by willing hands and spirits is clearly shown through these organizations. TWELFTH GRADE TRI-Hl-Y Firsl Row, left to right: Sally Smith, Patsy Newman, Paula Kish, Jane Hamilton, Pat- ty Ryen, Jon Vensel, Loretta Fletcher, Cin- da Hughes, Betsy Ralston, Barbara War- ner, Bonnie Moorhead. Second Row: Lois Waddell, Arlene Reefer, Carole Cribbs, Beverly Caldwell, Mary Thompson, Pa- mela Chamberlain, Janet Palmer, Nancy Smith, Carole Shick, Sandy Fillhart, Betty Carnahan, Bernice George. Third Row: Judy Kimmel, Agnes Bain, Judy Kirby, Sondra Knupp, Carole Feloni, Helen Lewis Arlane Levine, Ann Beighler, Evelyn Trim- ble, Marie Helman, Marie Brown, Martha t I Shaffer. Fourth Row: Carole Breakiron il-5 l Judy Hinderliter, Nancy McKinney, Mary Q I Ann Marshall, Sally London, Britta Besbitt, Carolyn Sawyer, Roberta Watkins, Jayne Kelly, Donna Peffer, Sandra Kerr, Connie Kaufman, Mrs. Marybelle Hill, Advisor. 46 pau' 5-lg-:fm eww ELEVENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Patty Peach, Jane Cunningham, Peggy Tomb, Alice Gearhart, Linda Gaston, Despo Stav- res, Betty Petticord, Glenda McCune. Eleanor Risinger, Jackie Johnston. Second Row: Lois Thomas, Kay Shaf- fer, Ilene Rowe, Harriet Fuge, Sandy Drye, Janis Shaffer, Iris Chapman, Roberta Buyers, Margaret Nichol, Miss Sara Stevenson, Advisor. Third Row: Faith Noble, Nancy Rider, Larue Brown, Bonnie Grundy, Judy Risinger Nancy Shunkwiler, Carol Chapman Rosalyn Long, Anne Moorhead. Fourth Row: Sally Balls, Doris Montgomery, Ann Peters, Carol Goodhart, Sue Spurlin, Grace Aul, Sandy Friel, Pat Anderson, Marilyn Brown. 'iw r . Q! 'F sv Q 'LJ fc.. M-f .4 711 web? P l xx -fbi' TENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Dottie Burns, Eleanor Douglass, Bonnie Sunderlin, Lynda Peelor, Margaret Cunningham, Alice Oesterling, Ar- lene Donaldson, Betty Mauk. Sec- ond Row: Lois Mauk, Rose Ann Adams, Katheryn Smith, Carol Logan, Virginia Williams, Kay Schick, Vivian Kaschclk, Marcie Dutton. Third Row: Eleanor Cle- ments, Pat Turnbull, Kathy Brown, Martha Simpson, Shirley Stake Ella Jane Warner, Joan Steetle, Hazel Brillhart, Carol Gaston. NINTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Ruby Irvin Gail Nichols, Margaret Ann Der- wort, Bonnie Manzek, Nancy Alex- ander, Eileen Blakely, Linda Grun- dy, Patricia Smith, Joyce Peterson Margie Lias, Patricia Larson, Dor- othy Price. Second Row: Carol Lohr, Margaret Shane, Marilyn Hurd, Janet Smith, Kay Smathers, Patricia Morefield, Margaret Em- bry, Beverly Scott, Sandra Beno- mati, Flora Ray, Stephena Belash Margaret Glebovich, Marilyn Davis, Miss Ruth Rink, Advisor. Third Row: Lyda Worth, Sue Cummins Leona Culliver, Ruth Lydic, Stella Culliver, Judy Styers, Ann Nichol- son, Ruth Buyers, Eleanor Winslow, Karen Pifer, Rachel Dean, Patricia Henico, Bonnie Olsen. SENIOR HI-Y First Row, left to right: Sam Bloom, Don Williams, Nick Campos, Bill Smith, Clar- ence Bengston, Wayne Brown, Dave Black Bob Hitchcock, Pete Chamberlain, Marvin Sheffler, Mr. Robert Traugh, Advisor, Sec ond Row: George Leopold, Ken Barry John Armstrong, John Cope, Royden Grove, Dick Erickson, Ron Good, Jim Co- ber, Dick Lcckard, Bill Frailey, Lowell Brown, Larry Morris. 48 EIGHTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Carol Boes- man, Martha Blakley, Linda Logan, Pat Hewtt, Phyllis Stanley, Pinkie Lumpkin, Betty Mruk, Helen Glebo- vich, Agnes Gunter, Myra Frampton, Linda Gibson, Virginia Brandon. Se:- ond Row: Sylvia Bailey, Joanna Fe- rier, Kay Fling, Nancy Nolan, Diane Adams, Irma Berenbrok, Louise Bence Eileen Burnheimer, Elizabeth Stuchell Edna Peterson, Louise Craig, Donna Barr, Betty Cochran. Third Row: Judy Ferree, Joanne Sullivan, Barbara Sad Ier, Betty Stuchell, Peggy Miller, Joyce Kish, Judy Jones, Georgia Greene Delores Blair, Patty Stile, Sara Bailey Susan Duncan, Betty Beers. Fourth Row: Linda Smith, Madeline Claypool Nancy Craven, Sally Kline, Carole Johns, Sandy Gershman, Mrs. Jane English, Advisor, Morleen Craig, Jerry Kelly, Judy Grube, Judy Roser, Penny Irwin, Patty McQuown, Norrean Ford. k. Mrs. Smith from Brilhart and Null visited the Twelfth Grade Tri-Hi-Y to demonstrate beauty facts. Pat Chamberlain, roped in as a volunteer for a hair cut by friends , obiects to having her picture taken. Tough! KEY CLUB First Row, left to right: Larry Morris, Pate rick McHenry, Dick Weiss, William C. Smlllb WOYHG Brown, Samuel Carson Jerry Lias. Second Row: Lowell Brown, Bill Frailey, Don Sexton, Don Mikesell, Nick Campos, Clarence Bengston, Don London. Third Row: Ronald Good, Ronald Martin, James Cober, Dick Lockard, Rich- ard Erckson, Arthur Lydic, George Leo. pold, James Galetka, Donald Williams. 49 This lOth grade Tri-Hi-Y Club held a candlelight induction service on the stage one night, 50 SEVENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Nancy Sullivan, Nancy Fleming, Beth Ann Muir, Mary McMahon, Dot Hamilton, Sara Mountain, Peggy Watkins Irene Fedor, Carol Bell, Joyce Shiclc, Sally Shaffer, June Mullen, Mary Reed, Betsy Smith, Barbara Hopkins, Lorraine Greene. Second Row: Diane Lipsie, Martha Russell, Gloria Jean Stile, Polly Pettigrew, Judy Moorhead, Joyce Craig, Sally Lohr, Judy Fleming, Linda Dezalfe, Betty Freeman, Elsie Gencher, Patty Marshall, Barbara Smith, Lee Ann Hess. Third Row: Mrs. Claypool, Ad- visor, Sandy Merrill, Twila Hull, Gladys Craig, Ruth Brown, Jean Shatter, Roberta Johnson Bonnie Smith, Carol Moorhead, Connie Swan, Janey Frye, Donna Potts, Peggy King, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. Fourth Row: Terry Moore, Pauline Kimmel, Cindy Dezalfe, Alice Lewis, Irene Manos, Barbara Spurlin, Barbara Bou- cher, Barbara Guthrie, Mary Lou Endean Virginia Pease, Ruth Wagner, Debbie Parks Janet Volkin, Linda Henry. Fifth Row: Nancy Martin, Kathryn Watkins, Donna Edminston Jo Ann Grundy, Judy Kaylor, Judy Hess, Beth Reddinger, Phyllis Peilter, Elmire Campbell, Beth Fleming, Sandy Miller, Virginia Dugan Glenna Campbell, Betty Johns, Donna Ruffner. JR. RED CROSS First Row, left to right: Margaret Derwart Eilene Burnheimer, Ann Flaniack, Sandra Mer- rill, Dottie Peice, John Kovach, Elizabeth Stu- chell, Beth Ann Muir, Mary Reed. Second Row: Dottie Burns, Helen Zellman, Peggy Ber- nard, Helen Stapleton, Dee Shaffer, Mary Peterson, Diane Lipsie, Beverly Rummel, Miss Thelma Bell, Advisor. Third Row: Delores Shields, Nancy Lymph, Jeanie Cooper, Bon- nie Cunningham, Joan Steetle, Norrean Ford, Bernice George, Anna Marie Romeo. Fourth Row: Judy Hinderliter, Nancy Loslcey, Tootsie Pitzerell, Harriet Fuge, Alice Muller, Evelyn Albright, Beverly Caldwell, Martha Shatter. Latin class members pause on the Buhl Planetarium steps on their trip there to visit the Latin exhibit These elective art students painted up windows on Philadelphia Street for Halloween-an annual proiect that discourages soaping. ALLIED YOUTH First Row, left to right: Maureen Mc Carthy, Carol Shick, Claudine Foltz Marvin Shemer, Betty Ann Gallo, Carol Cribbs, Larue Bence, Patty Gallo, Patty Lou Ryen, Joan Kovach, Mary Jane Carnahan. Second Row: Betty Brady Jayne Kelly, Carole Ann Breakiron Patty Doty, Judy Kimmel, Agnes Bain Loretta Fletcher, Arlane Levine, Marcie Dutton, Judy Stapleton, Nancy Grazi ano. Third Row: Ken Barry, Clarence Bengston, David Black, Eleanor Clem- ens, Edith Zacheral, Sam Bloom, Don London, Judy Franz, Judy Larsen, Katherine Brown, Vivian Koschak, Mrs Barbara Henry, Advisor. 51 A Senior Hi-Y induction is u sal emn occasion. Officers from left to right-William C. Smith, Rich- ard Erickson, Jim Cober, Don Wil- liams, and Royden Grove. Above: John Turner, Science Department at Grove City, views our club program as C1 member of the evaluation team visiting our school. Carol Lohr, Pot Larsen, Pot Henico, and Sue Cummins per- fect decorations for the Jr. High Valentine Dance sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y, 52 The new maiorettes-Gloria Spatti and 1 Emmy Lou McElhoes, kneeling, and Char- 'K K lotte Frye, Dottie Burns, and Sally Bath- urst, standing. The Junior High Dance Club turns out girls who can follow and fellows who never step on their pc1rtner's toe. Looks like fun, too. -,MM The satisfaction of knowing how to do a thing well accounts for the large number of students who join the skill building clubs in our activity program. The results of long practice hours by the Twirling Club are demonstrated in front of the band at football half time. Junior Dance Club members find new poise in their practiced dance steps. Boys in the Proiectionist or Camera Club use their skill in school service and in personal hobbies. To the Girls' Athletic Association must go much credit for the fine girls' intra- mural program enioyed in the activity period. These sports-minded girls work hard and master not only the rules of the game but the goals of good sportsman- ship as well. Members ot all these clubs discover the ioys of trained minds and ot bodies that respond to the mind's command. 154 CAMERA CLUB Left to right: Blair Cummins, Roger Fleming, Art Worth, Bob Ray, Mr. Daniel Harmon, Advisor, Bob Soulchin. Seated above them-Dick Sternelcert, Torn Smith, Bob Georgiani, and Kears Pollock. 54 G. A. A. First Row, left to right: Nancy Graziano, Lois Waddell, Sally Smith, Shirley Mutz, Ann DiTullio, Bonnie Sun- derlain, Linda Ludwig, Larue Bence, Nancy Cunningham, Marie Lorelli, Audrey Marshall, Joanne Kovach, Sheila Quinn, Patsy Newman. Second Row: Dottie Burns, Joanne Morganti, Julie Wannett, Janet Ganley, Marie Brown, Barbara Uber, Bernice George, Carole Feloni, Sondra Knupp, Janet Palmer, Anna Marie Romeo, Colleen McCarthy, Katie McKelvy, Margie McKelvy. Third Row: Eunice Fritz Evelyn Trimble, Joan Raimondo, Mar- garet Yonushonis, Sally Shatter, Sanv dra Drye, lris Chapman, Dottie Dilul- lio, Despo Stavres, Jane Cunningham. Elaine Banlcs, Marcie Sheehe, Connie Secosky, Jean Cooper, Bonnie Cun ningham, Miss Janet Campbell, Ad- visor. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Mar- shall, Sandra Friel, Darlene Claypoole Carole Breakiron, Dorothy Carnahan, Joan Miller, Elizabeth Rohachecls, Kay Shatter, Grace Bonarrigo, Bonnie Grundy, Nancy Lymph, Faith Noble, Betty Barris, Betty Demyan, Nancy Clawson, Georgia Pease, Helen Lydic. Fifth Row: Mary Gerideau, Sally Balls Judy Hinderliter, Jesse Mortimer, Cathy Brown, Carol Goodhart, Alice Muller, Larue Brown, Nancy Laslcey, Carolyn Sawyer, Grace Aul, Doris Kunkle, Judy Frantz, Pat Anderson, Marilyn Brown, Theresa Pitzerell, Sally London, Britta Nesbitt. Barbara Petrosky and Britta Nesbitt move in to take the ball away from Julie Wonnett in a fast-moving girls intramural game SENDRACS Through activities in the fields of dramatics, music, and art, many students find release for their creative talents, their boundless energies, and their bubbling enthusiasms. When they plunge into work on a Sendracs publication, whether in the play itself or in the vital backstage iobs, they can see the tangible results of their work. Broadcasting Club members study scripts and voice usage and assume responsibility for a number of Friday afternoon broadcasts over WDAD. The junior and senior high musical organizations-choruses, band, and orches- tra-take professional pride in their concert performances and in the accomplish- ments of those members who develop their talents and go on to perform on the County and District level. Art Club members are those whose interest extends beyond the classroom, they work for hours on their proiects. Their ambitions are rewarded when they see their work on display or when one of them wins a poster contest. In their extracurricular activities many students, by giving of themselves, awake their latent interests and abilities. For some, such activities provide the inspiration for choosing a career in one of these fields. For more, the magic cast by the footlights, the broadcasting studio, the concert, or the thrill of having a painting hung is simply one of the more memorable parts of a busy high school life. First Row, left to right: Dottie DiTullio, Carol Cribbs, Nancy Smith, Maureen McCarthy, Margaret Nichol, Despo Stav- res, Patsy Newman, Jane Hamilton, Mar- gie McKelvy, Paula Kish, Jackie Johnston, Ann DiTullio, Betsy Ralston, Cindy Hughes. Second Row: Margaret Yonushonis, Son- dra Knupp, Barbara Uber, Helen Lewis Faith Noble, Patty Peach, Patty Lou Ryan Mary Thompson, Roberta Byers, Sandy Drye, Iris Chapman, Marie Lorelli, Mary Jane Carnahan. Third Row: Mary Ann Marshall, Britta Nesbitt, Sandy Friel, Mar- ilyn Brown, Darlene Claypoole, Sandy Kerr, Bonny Grundy, Connie Kaufman, Carole Breakiron, Janet Ganley, Julie Wannett, Arlane Levine, Pam Chamber- lain. Fourth Row: Sam Bloom, Sam Car- son, Tom Smith, Roger Fleming, Edward Laterza, Dennis Geer, Barry Brigen, Naomi Kipp, Grace Aul, Sally London, Nancy McKinney, Don Cannizzaro. Fifth Row: Dick Erickson, Bob Collins, Fred Calhound, Ron Good, Ron Martin, Jim Cober, Charles Bergman, Jim Geletka, Bill Smith, Dick Weiss, Bob Gottardi, Mr. James Nix, Advisor. The Senior Broadcasting Club lines up for a photo iust before boarding the bus for their yearly trip to Pittsburgh. 55 SR BROADCASTING First Row left to rlght Pam Chamber lain Barbara Petrosky Patsy New man Margie McKelvy :hella Quinn Roberta Byers Margaret Nichol Linda Gaston Kay Troutweln Despo Stavres Dottie DlTulllo Ann DlTulllo Jackie Johnston Second Row Nancy McKin ney Sally Landon Brntta Nesbitt Alice Mu er Sandy Friel Darlene Clay poole Sandy Kerr Bonnie Brundy Sondra Knupp Carole Ferom Helen Lewis Margaret Yonushonls Faith Noble Betsy Ralston Third Row Sam Bloom Sam Carson Dean Saye Larry Harpster Tom Smith, Jce Hickey, Pete Chamberlain, Alfred Cicola, Cathy Brown, Ella Jane Warner, Carol Hood- hart Sue Spurlin, Ann Peters. Fourth Row: Dick Craven, Jim Geletko, Ron Shearer, Don Williams, Ron Good, Ron Martin, Jim Cober, Dick Erickson, Bill Smith, Keers Pollock, Dick Weiss, Lo- well Brown, Bill Frailey, John Cope, Has Anybody Seen My Gal? Charleston, Charleston . . . This Va- riety Club group includes Barbara Petrosky, Art Worth, Pat Newman Sam Bloom, Margie McKelvy, Jim Ga- letka, Dot DiTullio, Tom Smith, Marg Yonushonis, and Dick Craven. These art students and elective ar: teacher, Clarence Pennington, are completely absorbed in their current proiect-soap sculpture. All eyes on Doc as the Sr oys Glee Club does some harmonizing Lord now let Thy servani depart mvokes the Chapel Choir as onoiher devotional assembly comes to a close The slze and sound of the Jr Boys Glee Club promises good things for the future H H I B H in peace, according fo Thy word. Who doesn't thrill as the snappy Red and Black head up Philadelphia Street-or anywhere? Our favorite long hairs . . . the orchestra practiced intently under student teacher CliHord Cox. in.-,,,,. .,,-53 ' ' H9911 Extra work put in by band members such as these Decoration Day marchers accounts in part for this year's action to award band letters. 58 Colds, colds, colds, colds! sang the Mixed Chorus, but they didn't sound that way as they closed the Spring Choral program on o rousing note. They sounded pretty, too the Sr. Girls' Chorus vocalized at the Spring Concert. 59 fl? If-lf' i Nancy Letso was fascinated by 0 batch of baby chicks on a Biology field trip to Short's Hatchery. Swain if E s 1 Learning is not alone a classroom process, and students who desire more knowledge along certain lines may join clubs organized for the purpose of learn- ing. The Geography Club, the Historians Clubs, and and the Science Clubs are among those for which members do outside study and which explore special fields of student interest. The FHA Club trains future homemakers for their roles as modern house- wives and guides girls with interest in home economics as a vocation. Distribu- tive Education students have their own DE Club, which bolsters their classroom and on-the-iob learning and aiding them in a better understanding of their posi- tions in the growing field of sales and merchandising. National Honor Society recognizes students whose school lives have shown that they hold the ideals of outstanding scholarship, service, leadership, and character. This organization, by placing honor on these evidences of personal growth, encourages students to set for themselves these goals. Real learning and education begin with the extra etTort which is exerted in such clubs as these, which provide for the growth of the whole individual by en- couraging curiosity and open mindedness. A group ot Tri-Hi-Y girls narrate the age-old wondrous Christmas Story with the Jr. Boys' and Girls' Choral Groups behind them in the Christmas assembly. -Y - o v - 0 F X The sweet voices of the Junior Girls' Q Chorus blend in song under the direc- tion of Miss Joyce Latshaw. JR, DANCE CLUB First Row, left to right: Peggy Wat- kins, Florence Ondo, James Putt, John- ny Drye, Leonard Hewitt, Bruce Terry, Ken Fairman, Ronald Getty, Barbara Smith. Second Row: Kathryn Wat- kins, Bonnie S'nith, Ruth Wagner, Gloria Jean Stile, Janet Volkin, Sha- ron Davis, Jean Shaffer, Bernard Hodge, Roberta Johnston. Third Row: Edward Neese, Charles French, Nor- man Neely, Rom Brubaker, Arnold Haberkorn, Jim Sylvis, Carol Moor- head, Judy Moorhead. JR. DRAMATICS First Row, left to right: Janet Volkin Doris Grego, Polly Pettigrew, Mary Lou Endean, Sally Lohr, Karen Maruk, Bruce Terry, Robert Kawk. Second Row: Judy Kaylor, Monica Lymph, Gloria Spatti, Jo Anne Grundy, Arnold Habrikorn, Irene Manos, Lynn Kickey, Debra Park, Charles Patsch. Third Row: Dick Overdorff, Stanley Mutz, Sally Weakland, Betsy Yonushonis Susan Cummins, Karen Pifer, Rachel Dean, Mary Kay Farrell, Mr. Samuel Furgiuele, Advisor. 'R 3 . Decorating the showcase is a DE project. Here DE'ers, Caroline Lewis, Dennis Mumau, Ed Zufall Chiding behind the postl, and Shirley Rowland make the front hall a little brighter. QQ' I 61 ev P-if ,Y .....-mai Pat Carnahan, Donna Walker, Mar- garet Medlock, Nancy Bolinger, Lois Waddell, Harriet Waldemire, Dot Car- nahan, and Kathleen Abel explain FHA principles to their mothers at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. FUTURE HOMEMAKER5 OF AMERICA First Row, left to right: Phyllis Brend- linger, Florence Sgro, Delores Sheilds Martha Shaffer, Harriet Waldermire Kathy Green, Nancy Blair, Evelyn Cribbs, Shirley Shaffer. Second Row: Joyce Morganti, Pat Carnahan, Mary Lou Finley, Nancy Clawson, Kathleen Abel, Lois Waddell, Rugh Skinner Nancy Bolinger, Margie Colish, Donna Walker. Third Row: Mary Gerideau Roberta Watkins, Jean Troli, Dot Car- nahan, Joan Steetly, Hazel Brillhart, Elaine Walker, Margaret Medlock, Miss Alice Clements, Advisor. 63 'Q Sf DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row, left to right: Joan Colgan. Hattie Goss, Marlene Bence, Carol Harpster, Verla Rising, Mary Fleming Violet Gunter, Rosemary Muller. Sec- cn:l Row: Edward Brendon, Lucy Kin- ter, Carolyn Carnahan, Danna Stocker Patty Stuchell, Margie Blatt, Janice Bathurst. Mr. Murray Varner, Advisor Third Row: Jack Nichols, Jim Ager Palty Markle, Catherine Mizerak, Bob Montgomery, Joe Filipovich. Former principal Jesse A. Lubold, addresses the student Richard Erickson leads a devotional body from the podium during a devotional assembly. assembly, assisted by Don Williams, another Senior Hi-Y member. To the left is the alto section of Chapel Choir L'lNDIEN PARTICIPATED IN be ation! . . . What makes our high school different? Some would say it is the spirit exem- plified in our weekly devotional assemblies. From the hustle of school business, from their strivings in club and classroom, our students pause to turn their thoughts upward . . . together. In these non-denominational assemblies is provided a meeting ground where students of many faiths acknowledge their need for a strength greater than their own and where they look to the Supreme Source of that strength. From this period of meditation and prayer, they emerge better ready to face their problems and perplexities with firm faith, in accord with spiritual and moral beliefs. The auditorium is quiet as Chapel Choir listens intently with the rest of the student body to the guest speaker's remarks at this clevo- tional assembly 64 Hugh Bell instructs these eager iournalists in the mysteries of type- setting during a Gazette field trip. Copy, copy, copy-and it always seems to be overdue-this is only one of the many trials and tribula- tions of the student iournalists who create the High Arrow and The L'Indien. But the trouble always is suddenly forgotten at seeing their work materialize in the form of a prize-winning paper and year- book. Pu6licativnA and bl-ialem - fd Zyndien Ke t fn Yfea 3 e NX xx xxx X V The Little Indian enjoyed his most successful sports season in many years. Indiana High's coaching staff has been building towards this past season for the past five years and the teams came through in fine style, turning in terrific records. Coach Dick Farabaugh's gridders turned in their first undefeated season since T950 winning 8 games while tieing one A veteran team captained by ten seniors were stalled only once on their path to victory being tied 0 O by Westmont With the coming of winter basketball and wrestling took over the spotlight The cagers seized a new record by winning I9 games in one season they lost only five games The Little Indians won the County Tourney crown and finished sec ond to Westmont inthe Tri County league On the wrestling scene the grapplers won eight encounters while losing one to Latrobe Three boys placed second and one fourth in District 6 competltion Spring brought the Little Indian outdoors as the thlnclads and the baseball team came into action Both teams were plagued by bad weather whlch caused almost all practicing to be done indoors It also shortened the baseball season to a total of seven games The Braves won five and lost two Biggest win for the runners was coppung the Trl County title after ten years of domination by Johnstown ' 7, ' VAVAQVA fg Ya UW TRN X xxg l Nix X X xi X X Il l . Q I I' I I xv 1 ffflx nyfivlfla v I, 1 'I AS 'Ill fig 1 is I ' 1 x ffyjg llftjtu. , I- I li X g Qkkggc: ag It-Q xiii -T f , fl I ,Qi ix ,'xx yi' ff isis. N X lx A If N Wx - rt 2 XSL , I e be I f I Y ,I , jg T ' U' s' v X V V if , 'QL Xi 6 I , tw I xxx W, ,Ili I ' 1 I I I I ' f l 'I I 1 EGL, , 'I I .rm 1 . M 4 J in I A of ffH -I Q T4 Q51 'Dian' ' 'JB e . 5' .. -. 'if' 1 'lf-fit! '1' ip S5229 :GFI .f:487i'1v'.'- - le-ff: B9 7 B7 75 Q 4 7153.71 f V 'S .Ji use s Q ,. - tw-T . ' slr 1955 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: G, Craig, Myers, Sexton, Good, Smith, Malcolm, Cope, Receski, McAfoose, Sekerak, Agnello. Second Row: J. Craig, Moorhead, Wilden, Graziano, McCreary, Leonardo, Tressler, Bishop, Brendlinger, Fry, Thornhurst, Zbur, Steiner. Third Row: Fleck, VanHorn, Hamilton, Sprankle, Boyer, Kinter, Stanko, Manos, D. Caldwell, G. Caldwell, Madill, Runco. Fourth Row: Clark, Wilt, Kuzneski, Hickey, Banks, Harris, Irwin, McCreary Zlnde eater! fn Yoo Mall With ten senior performers providing the nucleus of the team, this year's l.'lnclien squad won 8 games while tieing once with Westmont in the mud. Rain hampered the Tribe throughout the season but the Braves came through in fine style. 999s .1 A A A ,if Lions Health Camp is the scene of pre-season practice. Rain played a major part in the football season. 68 'tx .4 may 1. fb A, 'S A 4 5 li Q, .J xg' lgyk Q, Y gs Ken Orr, Harold Holt, and Gary Brubaker go about their iob of cleaning muddy football uniforms, one of their many tasks, Charlie Zbur 1143 and Jack Wilden l35l lead the way for Tip Agnello on a iaunt against Leechburg. Joe Sekerak holding as Tip Agnello boots C1 practice field goal. ln l955-1956 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Clark, Spicher, Graziono, Lezanic, Brubaker, Cicowski, Smith, manager, Second Row: Agnello, Cope, Good, Martin, Zbur, Simpson, Banks, coach. Ka leet6al Ke t fn Ten eam Charlie Zbur and Ron Lezanic fight with two Ebensburg men for pos- VARSITY RECORD session ofthe ball. Faculty Blairsville Punxsutawney United Joint Apollo Hollidaysburg Ferndale Winclber Westmont Conemaugh Twp. Ebensburg Johnstown Punxsutawney United Joint Windber Ferndale Hollidaysburg Westmont Conemaugh Twp. Ebensburg Blairsville Johnstown Purchase Line Blairsville Saltsburg 71 Ind 57 68 46 70 62 49 65 58 44 73 73 49 45 68 74 87 63 84 64 62 83 64 58 58 69 OPP 35 66 40 30 46 48 50 57 53 40 45 82 49 37 38 47 29 1o1 39 48 47 71 55 48 51 ji X, nv' 455 Q if MQW 1 . 1 K Wx! ., 3.554 fav Q if Q JL F' 14 ff ' V Q - Y- , , ' u A . lg . . ,be ,A fig, -.1 ' liz Kink N 1 , 1' ' A 'i Y lf it s i !'?' 'Q' 4 1 r Qi x -4 . lf sw 48 :xp 1, ,ff -, . ,. 6 , We 1 1 Ja' i o --v....,,.....A...... .. ,,.,,-.,.......-.......... , .............-i......... L 5 l x is 'Vail .... -.,- ,., vids .. 1956 VARSITY TRACK SQUAD Firsf Row: Leonardo, Clark, Kuzneski, Moreau, Boyer, Anderson, Fleck, Knupp. Second Row: Marlin, Scott, McAfoose, Lon- don, McCreary, Flick, Knupp. Third Row: Moreau, Banks, Wilt, Madill, Beatty, Magisirella. Fourth Row: Millen, G. Caldwell, Cribbs, Harris, Clawson, McCardle, McCreary. Fifth Row: Kurtz, coach, Hamil, Crumrine, Slupek, Wilden, VanHorn. The half milers get the gun in a dual mee? with Greensburg. Whiiey Boyer, Ron Flick, and Tim Flick run the high hurdles during praclice. TRACK RECORD Purchase Line Greensburg Greensburg Johnstown Punxsutawney high hurdle. Ind 76 28 27 48 76 Won Tri-County Championship. Finished second in Indiana County meet. Finished sixth in District 6 meet. Gary Brubaker trails his Greensburg opponent over Opp. 42 99 98 69'1 45 Bob Leonardo cops 440 yard event in n ight track meet. Ed Curry of Punxsy comes home first in the 220 yard dash. 77 Rain caused mos? preseason praciice to be held indoors. Here Coach Ken Davis gels in1a a friendly squabble with the umpire the pifchers Iimber up. Rain C'ancelA Ka eball Sea on 1956 BASEBALL SQUAD Firsf Row: Cicowslxi, Stanko, Spadafora, Sadler, Grego, Cunningham, Way. Second Row: Agnello, Graziano, Sexton, Kinfer, Hamilton, Sfifller. Third Row: McHenry, manager, Ken Davis, coach, Soulchin, g y ll Another Llttle Induon loms the K A Club because he goofed VARSITY Ferndale . Franklin Westmont , Franklin . Johnstown ,. Westmont Altoona -2 -e WQNQ ' 'Q' A ' 6 Mfma .X it ia-gm L w e ggi, I ,W X 2 3 , . :xA H r 2 f, ', 1 lf 4 1541 4 i gi sg HH :N f ' ff-A 'rg A 5? 3, 16 N Q 'f M I .1 'uQf ,il .,fN, 'rv N tc 3 F37, K-Q 1 5 ii' ' a Q Q H 0 iq' F f N7 X E 5 Y X iw. Qs' Q 5+ :Nm .A .4 Q 5,9 25. 5 g.. P. Q Q -Q. - 1 lv f ir S ' l x V 1 ax , K Q' 'Q K ibut: 4:1212 1 i, , . We Q Q i .lf-iz s W9 Q Q 1 xi ru LJ 2 1 :M . QM,-ws 4 N-5+ 49 file Won Ni Wa Kennet How long L'lndien had waited for graduation night! Dancing at the VFW, dazed seniors recalled the high points. They looked back on the happy near- delirium of an undefeated football season . . . tussles with Chemistry . . . scho- larship tests. . . a night in Blue Heaven at their own dance. . .the long awaited Evaluation. L'Indien remembered that ten-feet-tall feeling his admission to col- lege brought his gray goatee and precious four lines in The Apollo of Bellac Prom night touched them with pink cloud type magic in an Oriental garden that once impossibly had held the excitement of Varsity I Night Flying weeks the Awards Assembly nicer than ever Boy Girl Day with Llndien a County Commissioner finally humming Pomp and Clrcumstance trying to keep track of left feet Was it hours ago that Llndlen read his friends thoughts In his heart as they crossed the male long stage for their diplomas? He felt again the small smile stretching to a grin as he bent to hug his Mom saw again the misty bright ness in his girls eyes Holding tight to the spell of the night Llnduen sensed time suspended A shining future wanted for them all to stop looking back and rush eagerly forward to meet it X f' 'mvyv if 53 1 7 X X f 1 f 'Q' VAV ,f?'K ff ff ' IQ 0 1 84 XSS C it J A I i AL 4 A Cf 'ls ' N 0 f Y Q , ...: , A 4 j , f gf' , -i y 5,7 Q X A X ,, 1 A 'sk i it ' at - l 'Q is . 1 - V 5 'x 2 sl l N ' f 'i' I x l' ' Q-' x X ,fx I ' l it i . y rf g 'Q' fl lf' :ll it ' if so l' fs, ' , ly W HW' NN N i N A K ri, i ' i lli A l l ll :' 9 ' l ' , 7 I - ' X , l tl dnlll ,l ,J Y X 'fy ' f fl .:' to f 1, 'li r 4-. , ' I f igffy ' :, fy fl, 4 lhwlhx i v . H ff! ,,7l,,Z.iff ' 1 gy v, V, 4 'iw .Lf V 9 'ina if - -ff Hu... ., a 1 . if WS All 'S Q. Q 4-V+ , - .nw ,XV ,Q 4 .Q i, fb-,-n ,af t,gi1f1 J? 3? K A A Lzsvjxx A 35 - , ' , f3:s,, f filff71'?'4 Q' 3 A X - , f mag: ,if IMQS i , , Sigh, ig if 3' ,331 K ,ga- K A! I ., ' wr . -A , .F J . Nj j I S' - V Y, ' ai-9 U , 3 1f : f r A--fri if 55,2 A -W L ,' A Y .i I v '. J Xl' -l Graduation plans are on the agenda here as Senior Class Sponsor, Laura Church, meets with the 1956 officers. left to right: Julie Wannett, Vice President, Eugene Anderson, Sgt. at Arms, Ron Good, President, Nancy McKinney, Secretary, and Don Sexton, Treasurer. cf .6 S Kathleen Ann Able Kathleen Practical Arts Sec- retary of homeroom in ninth year member of FHA, Girls' Chorus, AY all intramural sports plans to work after graduation. James Herman Ager Jim Distributive Education . .. Homeroom vice-president in tenth grade Science Club intramural softball and wrestling played football in fresh- man year wants to own an appliance store, Fred Joseph Agnello Tip Practical Arts Home- room vice-president 11, 12, president of Varsity I intra- murals football 9, Varsity football 10-12, Varsity basket- ball 9-12, Varsity baseball 9-12 this active sportsman would like to attend college. Frederick Dale Aimino . .. Dale ,.. Machine Shop ... Usher of homeroom in 10th grade, Council representative 12 be- longed to Conservation Club and Varsity I Intramurals Varsity wrestling 10-12 he hopes to go to vocational school. James E. Ake . ,. Jim ... General College ... intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball Jim hopes to go to college. Betty Jean Alexander Betty Commercial Bookkeep- ing Homeroom treasurer 10, Patrol Club vice-president 11, and president 12, treasurer of Library Club 12 Tri-Hi-Y, Usher Club, National Honor Society Intramurals wants to work after graduating. 86 l l 'fi' la'-ev K k . Able Agnello Ake QQ Q Ager Aimino Alexander A Ison Anderson E Anderson P Armstrong H Y Allred Youth would like to Practlcal Arts Played Intramural basketball and volleyball work In WashIngton Agnes Mae Bam Charles J Bankosky Chuck Speclal Conserva tIon Club Ilth and 'l2th grade Sclence Club 9th grade Played In all Intramural sports would IIke to attend col ege Kenneth lee Barry Commercial belonged to AIIIecl Youth wants to be an accountant Janlce Marle Bathurst DIstrIbutIve EducatIon Homeroom president In eleventh grade D E Club secretary In I2th grade Trl HIY Ushers GIrIs Chorus Intramural basketball and volleyball wIIl contInue worklng career Bam Bankosky Barry Bathurst Bence Bengston BIeghIer Black James DGVId Alllson Im Machlne Shop Home room presIdent secretary 'IO usher and secretary II and vIce president I2 member of Conservatlon Club all Intra mural sports J V football J V wrestllng hopes to take tralnlng to be a tool and dIe deslgner Eugene Anderson 0ogIe SpecIaI Homeroom presIdent In twelfth year Sergeant of Arms of SenIor Class all Intramural sports plans to go to college Patrlcla Anderson Patty Commerclal BUSINESS Manager of Llndlen secretary treasurer of Llbrary Club In eleventh year presIdent of homeroom 9 IO secretary In twelfth year Sendracs partlclpated In all Intramural sports plans to work as a stenographer John Douglas Armstrong John General College secretary of homeroom In I0th year HI Y Key Club Intramural sports John plans to go to college Marlene Della Bence DIstrIbutIve Educatlon TrI HI Y Allled Youth Mixed Chorus Captaln of Malorettes JunIor TwIrIIng Club Hlstorlans Junior HIgh Chapel Cholr D E Club Intramurals future plans are undecIded Clarence Anton Bengston General College Treasurer of homeroom In ninth grade secretary IN elghth grade a Intramural sports wIlI attend Penn State Ann Ingrld Bleghler Ann General College sec retary and vlce president of homeroom member of Mlxed Chorus GIrIs Chorus Chapel Cholr Varrety Group Trl HI Y and Natlonal Honor Soclety planning to attend Vassar after graduatron DDVld Robert Black Dave Commerclal usher for homeroom member of HI Y and Allred Youth will prob ably go Into the Army following graduatlon 'Nu 87 Il' , . Y - - IIJ- II - A I l II - II - - - II II - - I I I 5s I II II ' .,. '- , ... All i ' ...Tri-i-, ' , ' ' ' ' '-'-, . D . . I . . r . . . I . . II II - - . ' . H' . . I . . . H N - ' ' ' - tional Honor Society, Hi-Y, Key Club, Allied Youth Played - - - - II II I I I I ' .- I . . . . . . . ,, ,, . 1' 7 A 1 if L 5 I5 IRL I f 1' fi - if I ..E4Qfl..,: rLrifgi7R?':g ,f-we - 1 - All of a sudden they felt June coming here Mr. Nix checks announcements while his senior homeroom members wait their turns. Samuel Jordan Bloom Sam General College Student Council representative in 11th grade . . . belonged to Sendracs, Sr. Broadcasting, Key Club, Hi-Y, Camera Club, and Student Council active in all intramural sports plans to attend college. Betty lee Brady Betty Commercial active in Ushers, Allied Youth, library Clubs, also a member of Na- tional Honor Society plans after graduation include at- tending college. Edward Jay Brandon Ed Distributive Education ,. . belonged to D. E. Club plans to do retail work following graduation. Bloom Brady xl. 4? Brandon, E. Brandon, H, X Breakiron Bridgen Brown, D. Brown, L. KJ 1-wr Blatt Margaret Rosina Blott Margie Distributive Education secretary of homeroom 209 . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Ush- ers, Girls' Chorus, and D, E. Club. Helen Louise Brandon Helen Bookkeeping took part in all homeroom sports .. . plans to go to Cleveland fol- lowing graduation. Carole Ann Breakiron Carole General College Tri-Hi-Y treasurer 12, secretary of AY 12, secretary of home- room in 10t grade Twirling 7-12, Sendracs 12, GAA 10- 12, Girls' Chorus 12, Mixed Chorus 10-12, National Honor So- ciety lntramurals will enter nurses' training at Pres- byterian Hospital. Barry William Bridgen ... Barry ... General College ... member of Glee Club, Hi-Y, Sendracs, Mixed Chorus, Fire Squad plans ta enter the Navy after graduation. Daniel Wayne Brown Wayne General College Captain of Fire Squad member of Key Club, Hi-Y, Conser- vation, Fire Squad, Mixed Chorus, and Glee Club Intra- mural softball and volleyball would like to attend General Electric Engineering School. Lowell George Brown Brownie . ,. Special usher of 103 .. . member of Hi-Y, Key Club ... active in all intramurals . .. plans to go to college after graduation. 'CS' 3:3 in r Brown, M. Thelma Marie Brown Marie Commercial Bookkeep- ing .. . Homeroom secretary 10, vice-president 11 member of Tri-Hi-Y, GAA, Ushers Club plays in intramurals a business school will be her home next year. Gary George Brubaker Gary General College active in sports and intramurals member of Varsity I he'll work for Uncle Sam next year. Shirley Jane Buggey . . . Shirley . . . Practical Arts . . . mem- ber of Ushers Club, Tri-Hi-Y Intramurals plans to work after graduation. Beverly Ann Coldwell .. . Beverly . .. Commercial Book- keeping Homeroom treasurer 9 member of Red Cross, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Allied Youth Intramurals . . . would like to go to college. Paul Leslie Campbell Paul Machine Shop Home- room treasurer 'l1 Conservation Club, Varsity l . .. ln- tramurals Varsity baseball 10, 'll, 12 plans to work in the city. Kerry Robert Carlson . . . Gus Practical Arts Home- room treasurer 12 intramural sports will work after graduation. . . . Carlson f 89 Brubaker Bvssey Caldwell, B. Calhoun Campbell Campos Cannizzaro Frederick Calhoun Fred' Special Secretary-Treas- urer of Science Club belonged to Sendracs, Key Club, Fire Squad, and Boys Glee Club Intramurals plans to attend a radio school. Nicholas C. Campos Nick General College . Homeroom usher 11 ... Key Club, Hi-Y ... Intramurals ... Nick's going on to college. Donald E. Cannizzaro Don Practical Arts Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Fire Squad, Stage Crew, Variety Club, Sendracs . . . Intramurals . . . Football 10 . . . undecided about the future. Student Council president Ronald Martin presides over the Candidates assembly. left, John Sprankle and Sandra Vol- koy, vice presidential aspirants. Right, Dottie Ditullio and Fred Reed, candidates for the presidency. q-v 'Cn ' 'iif 3 5 ' ' 5- fx 1 lf, 'C' ' 7 Carnahan, B. Carnahan, C. Carnahan, M. Carnahan, P. Chamberlain Clark, R. Claypoole Cober Colgan Collins Betty Jean Carnahan f'Betty General College Richard Niel Clark Dick Practical Arts Home- Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Chorus Intramurals l,S.T.C. is her destination. Carolyn Ruth Carnahan Carolyn Distributive Educa- tion Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers Club, D. E. Club Intramurals . wants to work after graduation. Mary Jane Carnahan ... Mary Jane ... Secretarial ... Homeroom usher ll, National Honor Society, Dance Club, Treasurer IO, Library Club vice-president l2, Sendracs, Allied Youth Intramural would like to work in Washington Patricia Jean Carnahan Pat Practical Arts 12th year vice-president of FHA member ot Girls' Chorus, Driv- er's Education, FHA all intramurals plans :o work after graduation. Pamela N. Chamberlain Pam General College President Jr. Broadcasting IO, vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y llth, Student Council Representative I0-I2, Co-editor of High Ar- row member of Mixed Chorus 9-I2, Senior Broadcasting, Dramatics, National Honor Society will maior in journal- ISITI. room president 'll particiapated in Varsity Referee's Club Intramural Sports, Varsity Baseball would like to be a driver for Greyhound Bus Company. Darlene Faye Claypoole ... Darlene ... General College .. 'l2th grade homeroom secretary, vice-president of Sen- dracs GAA, Broadcasting, Ushers, Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir Intramural sports .. wants to be an airline hostess. James Russell Cober Jim General College Hi-Y president, Sr. Broadcasting Club president, Key Club vice- president, Homeroom president IO, Student Council representa- tive l2 Sendracs, Band, Fire Squad, National Honor So- ciety, Track Squad 9-ll, L'Indien Editor will enter college. Joan Carol Colgan ... Joan ... Distributive Education Secretary of Ushers, D. E. Club vice-president, Homeroom vice- president ll Intramurals Undecided about future. Robert O. Collins Bob General College Home- room president senior year participated in Hi-Y, Tumbling Fire Squad Intramurals will attend college. I Ronald Good clears the horse with ease, but Sally London, Sandra Kerr, and Pat Doty are wondering if Mrs. Henry knows how much shorter their legs are. 90 Crlbbs C Cunnlngharn N John Rlchard Cope ess General College Home room Usher member of HI Y I2 SenIor Broadcastlng ll I2 Key Club 'l'l 12 FIre Squad 12 J V Basketball ll Var sIty Basketball 12 Football college IS seen In the future Orlando Joseph CorraInI Lundy Speclal grade homeroom usher 10th grade homeroom presIdent belonged to MIxed Chorus Glee Club DramatIcs and FIre Squad all Intramural sports wIll enter college Arthur Gerald CraIg Gerry Machlne Shop Home room offices 9th grade secretary 'l0th grade treasurer belongs to Conservatlon Club and Varslty I all Intra mural sports Vorslty Football Varslty Wrestllng wIll work In the cIty after graduatlon Rlchard lynn Craven DIck PractIcal Arts Usher In Bth and 9th year homeroom presIdent In 10th grade wrestlIng manager plans to loln the Navy after gradua tlon Carol Ilene Crlbbs Carol SecretarIal Student CouncIl representatIve llth year presldent of l.Ibrary Club I2 partIcIpated In all Intramural sports a member of Na wull enter ISTC Evelyn Loulse Crlbbs Evelyn Practlcal Arts longed to Future Homemakers of AmerIca Ih l2th year Trl HI Y In 9th grade Glrls Chorus plans to work after gradua tlon Alvln Blalr Cummlns BlaIr General College member of Camera Club and FIre Squad plans to attend college after graduatlon Edward Albert Cunnlngham General College was on the wrestlIng team four years and played baseball two years partlclpated In all Intramural sports a mem ber of FIre Squad Intends to go to college -Q. Cope orraInI CraIg Craven Nancy Lee Cunnlngham Nancy Practncal Arts homeroom secretary In 9th grade played all Intramural sports belonged to Ushers Club In lOth year Trl HI Y In lOth and llth grade GAA GIrls Chorus and MlX6d Chorus wIll attend college Ann Dltulllo Ann General College partlcupated In all Intramural sports a member of JunIor HIgh Dra matlcs Tumblmg Club 9th and llth GAA 'lOth and 12th Sendracs 'llth and 'l2th Senlor Broadcastmg 12th and Glrls Chorus 'l2th plans to contlnue her educatlon at IS TC Patrlcla Ann Doty Patty General College took part In all Intramural sports belonged to Glrls Chorus 'l'lth and 12th grades and AllIed Youth l2th grade Intends to enter nursmg James WIllIam Doyle Im Machme Shop played all Intramural sports a member of Conservatlon Club plans to get work after graduatuon Cnbbs E CummIns CunnIngham E DItullIo Doty Doyle 'C 3' Ii ' IIJ Il v V , - , ... . . , - , ... . ' - I, ,I - 9th , , , , , I ' ll ll ' - l Q , 1 - - ,I I, - - - .,. I f , - I, - It - . , Q l . . . v l - . . - ' A .-'Y '- uf 1 . fl 13' 6 ,N ' ll IA ' C , A . . . ' l I . . ' H ' tIonal Honor Socnety, Trl-HI-Y, Sendracs, Ushers, AllIed Youth , ' ' , ' ' ' f - - -, ' ' ,.. ... ' ...be- A I - l' ... .,. - , , H H , . . I . I - U D I - ' - U - 11 c I ' ' I, 1, ' ... Ed ... . . . ... J '... ' , . , - , I - . 91 These seniors danced in Blue Heaven at the Sr. Class Dance on the snowiest night in January. Thomas Dunbar ... Torn ,.. Practical Arts ,,. participated in all intramural sports wants to loin the Air Force. Patricia Louise Dunmire .,. Patty' . . Practical Arts 4 . . played all intramural sports in lOth and llth grade be- longed to Cafeteria Management and Girls' Chorus in lOth and l2th grades. William Eisenman Bill Practical Arts partici- pated in library club, softball and volleyball future plans are attending college. Ralph Milton Ellis Ralph General College active in Mixed Chorus and Science Club plans after graduation to attend Washington and Jefferson College. Richard Alan Erickson .,. Dick ... General College ,,. held office of Chaplain in Hi-Y and Key Club, belonged to Sendracs, Senior Broadcasting, Band, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, National Honor Society 12, and Chapel Choir played in- tramural sports wants to attend college. Raymon Darrell Evans Ray . . Practical Arts bee longed to Conservation club played intramural sports would like to join the Air Force after graduation, 92 --an 'R' ..-fu 'sd '73 2 4- Qs 'T' Dunbar Dunmire Eisenman Ellis Erickson Evans ' . 'Q vu l if f FaIr FelonI Fenton Ferrante Joseph R Flllpovleh oe DIstrIbutIve EducatIon belonged to DIstrIbutIve Educatlon Club and played Intramural softball and basketball future plans are undeclded room secretary In 8th grade usher In 9th grade and presldent In llth VICE presrdent of Usher Club actIve Ih TrI HI Y and Intramural sports wIll be worklng wIth the lnformatnon Bureau In Washlngton D C Mary Thelma Flemlng Mary DIstrIbutIve Educatlon belonged to TrI HI Y Ushers and D E Clubs played Intramural sports would luke to attend AvIatIon School Loretta Jean Fletcher Loretta General College member of TrI HIY In 10th llth and 12th grades Allled Youth 12th grade partIcIpated In Intramural sports plans to work after graduatlon Daryl Eugene Falr Daryl Practucal Arts QCYIVB In Stage Crew and manager clubs PartIcIpated In volleyball basketball and softball future plans are to 'om the AIr Force Carole Lou Felonl Carole Secretarlal treasurer of TrI HI Y In 10th grade and G AA belonged to SenIor Broadcastlng and VarIety Club and MIxed Chorus 10th and l'Ith played Intramural sports plans to attend Robert Morrls Busmess School after graduahon Janet lee Fenton Janet Practlcal Arts belonged to FHA In 10th grade would luke to work at a fruIt stand after graduatIon JulIa Rose Ferrante JulIe Secretarlal homeroom vIce presldent and usher In 9th grade presIdent of homeroom In 10th grade treasurer In llth partIcIpated In Red Cross In 9th year chorus Intramural sports future plans Include workmg In an office Betty Marne FlInko Betty CommercIal Bookeepmg secretary of homeroom and usher In eleventh grade belonged to Ushers Club played all Intramural sports plans to work as a bookkeeper office of homeroom treasurer track In 'llth grade PCYYICI pated In all Intramural sports member of HI Y and Key Club has no definlte plans after graduatIon Eluabeth Ann Gallo Betty Ann Secretanal treasurer of homeroom In 9th grade also In eleventh longed to GIrls Chorus 9th Allled Youth and Llbrary Club In 'l2th Grade wIll attend Penn State Janet Mary Ganley Janet General College member of GAA 10 'll 12th grades Sendracs 9 10 12th grades Ushers Club llth and 12th Glrls Chorus MlXBd Cho rus and Chapel Cholr played all Intramural sports plans to enter nurses traInIng after graduatlon FIlIpovIck Flllhart Flemmg Fletcher FlInko Fralley Gallo Ganley ' ll ll ' ' , I . . . I , . . . - ,, ,, - K - '- ' , . . . . . . I ' 1 ,Z 5, ,, ,, - ' ' V ' ll ' ll ' . I . Q I l . , , . . . 4 X . . all il . . . ,,J ,, . . . . Y . . ,, ,, . 1 . Sandra lee Fillhart . .. Sandy . . . Bookkeeping .. . Home- William Blair Frailey . . . Bill . . . General College held . , . . ' I l . I . .- , . . - ,, ,, - - - - - ,, ,, - '-'-, .. ' , ' ...be- . . . , , , ,, ,, ,, ,, 0 I- '- I I I I . ' ' ' I I I I I I . . . . . , . - ' - - - - 1 I r ' , . . . , . . I I , . E ff 93 Lillian Bernice George Bernice Bookkeeping Helen Lewis backs away suspiciously as Gramercy Ghost James Cober explains why he haunts her house, in the Sen- dracs play. homeroom president 9th and 10th grade, vice-president of homeroom in llth and 12th, homeroom secretary in llth grade a member of Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., and Red Cross participated in all intramural sports will work as a book- keeper after graduation. Barbara F. Giorgianni Bob Bookkeeping was homeroom usher in 9th grade belonged to Photography Club and Mixed Chorus played intramural softball and Volleyball would like to attend college, Ronald Dean Good , .. Ron General College .. . played Varsity football, basketball and track participated in in- tramural volleyball and softball senior class president and treasurer of Key Club . . , Sendracs, Varsity I, Fire Squad, Sen- ior Broadcasting and Senior Hi-Y will enter college after graduation. ic W g. , , V. . , ' N azi? N . f . ' ,1 ' 1' . -V . k x 74, 3 i ii '51, Geer Dennis Hilton Geer Dennis General College a member of National Honor Society wrestling team in 9th year belonged to Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Fire Squad, Science Club in 9th grade and Sendracs has no delinite plans for the future. Scott Albert Gordon .. . Scott ,. , General College . . . homeroom president in llth grade belonged to Camera Club and Fire Squad participated in intramural athletics . .. plans to attend Pennsylvania State School of Forestry. Hattie Geraldine Goss Hattie Distributive Education homeroom secretary and usher in 9th grade, homeroom usher llth grade and D.E. Club treasurer, Chorus, Tumbling Club, Ushers Club, Girls' Glee Club, Twirling Club and Junior Red Cross played all intramural sports is undecided about plans after graduation. Robert Lawrence Gottarcli Bob Special member of Historians Club, Mixed Chorus . .. participated in all intra- murals plans include attending l.S.T.C. Nancy June Graziano Nancy Stenographic Co- captain of cheerleaders llth and l2th, secretary-treasurer of cheerleaders lGth grade, treasurer of A. Y. in 'l2th, secretary of National Honor Society 12th year, student council secretary 10th and 'l2th grade, homeroom president 'l0th, also a mem- ber of Pep Club participated in intramurals plans to enter college. Royclen Paul Grove Royden Commercial-Bookkeep- ing president of homeroom 7th and 8th grade, president of Jr. Hi-Y in 9th year, vice-president of Hi-Y 'l2 played intramurals wants to attend college. George Giorgianni Good Gordon Goss Gottardi Graziano Grove .. X mx Gulakowski Gunter Hamilton Harpster Si Robert E, Gulakowski Bob Machine Shop vice- president in 8th, treasurer in 9th, usher 11th, vice-president 11th belonged to Conservation Club participated in intramurals. Violet Ester Gunter . . . Violet . . . Distributive Education . . . homeroom secretary in 10th and 11th, participated in Ushers, Mixed Chorus ., . undecided about plans after graduation. Jane E. Hamilton Jane General College home- room vice-president in 11th grade, belonged to Tri-Hi-Y in 12th, Sendracs 12th, played intramurals Jane is planning to attend college. Carole Ann Harpster Carole Distributive Education active in Tri-Hi-Y 11, F.H.A. 11, and participated in intra- murals undecided about future plans. Kenneth Lee Helman Ken Practical Arts home- room president in 8th, president 10th, usher 11th, vice-president 12th, member of Boys' Glee Club, participated in intramurals plans to join Navy after graduation. Judith Ann Hinderliter Judy Special homeroom secretary 10th and 11th, G.A.A. treasurer in 10th, Tri-Hi-Y, Safety Patrol. Hinderliter 1 'K .Y Qs .L 95 Helman, K. Helman, R. Henderson Henry Ruby Marie Helman . .. f'Marie Bookkeeping home- room treasurer 9, president 10, belonged to Tri-Hi-Y 12, played intramural volleyball and basketball plans for future un- decided. Lorraine Dorothy Henderson . . . Lorraine . . . Practical Arts participated in intramurals plans to marry after graduation, Robert Henry ... Bob . .. Practical Arts ... active in Mixed Chorus, Men's Glee Club 12, played intramurals plans after graduation to join Navy. Despo Stavres shuts both eyes and hopes while Naomi Kipp goes to work on her make-up in a bit of backstage business after a Sendracs production. I Q ' 4 1 ' P ' ' W 2 1 Q Y I. I , ' 'X' -:T Q1 K Hobaugh Holt Jacoby Jenkins Duane Hobaugh Duane General College would like to go to college. General College homeroom Key Club, Varsity I , Con- servation Club Intramurals, Varsity football manager II and I2 will attend Penn State U's Dept, of Mining En- gineering. Harold Holt . .. Harold . . . vice-president IO, president I2 Shirley Hopkins Shirley Commercial Bookkeeping ... Library Club, secretary I2, Patrol Club, treasurer 12, Ushers Club ,.. Intramurals ... undecided about future. Cinda Louise Hughes Cindy Secretarial home- room treasurer 'II and 12, Tri-Hi-Y, vice-president IO and I27 Sendracs Intramurals, secretary at Horace Mann Cindy will work as a secretary at Horace Mann. Ronald Joseph Husoskey Ron General College homeroom president 'IO and II Conservation Club, Stu- dent Council 'IO Intramurals .. ,Ron's ioining some of the other kids at Penn State University. awe Hciiiisn .,,,. n ' Q I nn W s. 4 . tj rm -Q! Hopkins Hughes Husoskey Jones Kaufman Kelly Robert Beacher Jacoby .. . Bob .. . Practical Arts .. . Allied Youth, Library Club undecided about future. Gerald Ross Jenkins Gary Practical Arts Conser- vation Club treasurer I2, Varsity I track manager .. he'II soon be working for Uncle Sam. John Archie Jones Jack Commercial Bookkeeping ... homeroom president 9 and I2 ,.. Conservation Club, Stu- dent Council I2, Mixed Chorus Intramurals, wrestling man- ager Jack's going in the Navy. Constance Jean Kaufman Connie General College ... homeroom vice-president, Sendracs, Tri-Hi-Y . .. Intramural volleyball Connie's planning to attend Robert Morris Busi- ness School. Jayne Marie Kelly Jayne homeroom president 9, homeroom treasurer 10, Tri-Hi-Y president IO, Chaplain IO, Allied Youth, G.A.A., Intramurals will attend Slippery Rock S. T. C. Bruce Taylor looks doubtful, but he finally scraped up enough money to buy his Sr. Class Dance ticket from Nancy Smith, general chairman. Sandra Lee Kerr Sandy General College th grade homeroom treasurer president of Trl HIY Sendracs Broadcastung Club and National Honor Socuety plans to attend college Judlth Ann Kimmel Judy General College r Hn Y l0th and 'l2th Allled Youth 'l2th played volleyball and basketball wlll attend the Wlndber Hosputal for tram un Kathryn Lucnlle Klnter Lucy Dlstrlbutlve Education Tru Hn Y In Sth and l0th GAA l0th and llth Dnstrlbu tuve Educatlon Club I2 played In Intramural sports uture plans are uncertaln Naomi Klpp Naomi General College president of Sendracs I2 llth grade Trl Hn Y llth and 'l2th Mixed Cho rus Girls Chorus twelfth year Chapel Choir and Natnonal Honor Socuety plans to attend Chatham College Judith Alleen Kirby Judy General College r Hn Y 'l2th grade will attend Indlana State Teachers Col ege Paula June Klsh Paula Commerclal Secretarral Sendracs llth and l2th Trl HI Y 'l0th and l2th will be working as a typlst following graduation Mlchael Kleba Mike Practncal Arts member of Conservatlon Club participated In Intramural sports ture plans are undecrded Sandra Laronne Knupp Sondra Commercual Secre tarlal president of Trl HI Y 10th grade secretary of home room l0th treasurer of Trl HIY llth secretary of Senior Broadcasting Club Chaplain Trl HIY Club In 'l2th grade GAA l0th llth and 12th grades Sendracs llth and 'l2th and Pep Club llth and l2th Intramurals wall be working as Secretary to Superintendent of Schools Klrby Kish Kleba Knupp Kostella Krlvonlck Krytuscl Kunkle 1 Kerr Kimmel Klnter Kipp Stephen H Kostella Steve Machnne Shop grade secretary of homeroom 9th grade vuce president of homeroom and l0th grade usher of homeroom Conservation Club played Intramural softball and volleyball plans on John Eugene Krlvomck John Practical Arts treas urer of homeroom In l0th grade Conservatuon Club Intramural sports plans to work after graduating Joseph Gregory Krytusu oe Practical Arts treas urer of homeroom m 'l0th grade Mixed Chorus and Glee Clubs In l2th grade played In all Intramural sports would like to loan the Navy or work In Washington D C Phyllls Irene Kunkle Phyllls Commerclal Stenographlc Glrls Chorus 9th grade Ushers llth 'l2th and Pep Club she wnll be a typlst for Whiteman National Mme Service after graduatlon ... U H ... ... ll I - .- I I - - U tt T i- , ' 1 I - - - -, 1 . I A - L 9- I9 . . ,, ,, . . . . . , - ' -' . f 1 - . , . l ' , ... 5 1 N . . ,, .,, . . , l I . . I , , . u Y - - - H H T i- I . ' ' - H H - - ,, ,, . 8m I .- .l H- . I . - . - , , , ... going to Vocational School. - H - rr - . . ,, ,, . . . . ... tu- ' , ' , H H fr - V ,,J ,, . - . .- .- I - , I . r ' ' 1 ' , ' . . . I I w l - I , . . . . , I I - - - , , , I 'H . . ' , ' u - If - - - , --- , , , , I2 'H .... . . - ? I 137- 1, , l v I 'I ms . ,. f I I 97 Edward J, Laterza Ed Practical Arts usher of homeroom in 'l2th year member of Mixed Chorus and Men's Glee Club and Sendracs .. . played in intramural sports Ed's planning to go to work. Paul R. Laterza General College wants to enter a col- lege of engineering. George F. Latimer . . . George . . . Practical Arts . . . his plans after graduation are undecided. Doris Ann Lawrence . . . Doris . . . Practical Arts . , . be- longed to Senior High Girls' Chorus intends to work after graduation. Victor George Leopold .. . George . . . General College . . . held ofiice of vice-president in 10th grade member of Key Club, National Honor Society, Junior Varsity Basketball in 10th and llth grade played in intramural sports George will attend college come fall. Ariane Sandra Levine Ariane General College vice-president ll and president 'I2 of Allied Youth, Sergeant at Arms of National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y, Historians 9 and IO, Tumbling Club, Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir all intramurals Arlane will attend Penn State University and will maior in Medical Technology. 98 Mr. Nix shoves off Dick Crav- en's Apollo of Bellac whis- kers while Nick Campos and beard wait and Bill Smith ki- bitzes. N Laterza, E. Latimer Leopold Laterza, P. Lawrence Levine Lewls Lezanrc Lockard London D room secretary In 'l2th grade homeroom treasurer In 12th grade Student Councrl llth grade Mrxed Chorus G A A Tn HI Y Sendracs Senlor Broadcastlng Intramurals plans to enter nurslng at lndlana Hospltal MarIe A Lorelll Mane General College G A A VICE presldent Sendracs Natronal Honor Socrety MIxed Cho rus Intramurals Marle wants to magor In Physlcal Ed t Sllppery Rock State Teachers College Leonard Lowman Leonard Practlcal Arts Intra murals he s goIng to the Navy after graduatIon Arthur WIllIam Lydrck Art General College Key Club HI Y Art wants to go to college at IST C Helen Blalr lewIs Helen General College offices Include homeroom secretary In 'llth grade vrce presrdent of Tn HI Y In 'llth grade belonged to Mlxed Chorus In llth year GA A SenIor Broadcastmg and Sendracs played In all Intramural sports she plans to go to college Ronald Lezamc on MachIne Shop homeroom secretary In llth grade presldent In 'l2th year presldent of Conservatlon Club member of Sclence Club In llth grade V rslty I ub partlclpated In Intramural softball and volleyball Varslty basketball Ron wants to go to work RIchcIrd Leon Lockard Drck General College homeroom offices were secretary 8th presrdent 9th treasurer l0th VICE presndent llth and vtce presldent af Junlor Hlstor Ians Glee Club Key Club Intramural sports Dlck hopes to attend college Donald london Don Speclal belonged to .lunror Hlstorlans .IUNIOF Dramatlcs Broadcastlng Ccnservatlon Key Club and Varslty I Clubs football and track played Intramural softball basketball and volleyball wll go to I S T C Carol Kay Lydlck Carol SecretarIal homeroom treasurer In 8th and llth TrI HI Y Chaplaln In 'l0th grade Dance Club presldent In 'l0th grade Junlor Red Cross wants to become a secretary Franklm H McAfoose Frank PractIcal Arts homeroom vIce presIdent In llth grade treasurer In 12th grade V rsIty I Club Varslty football all Intramurals plans to work after graduatlon Ronald McAFoose Ron PractIcal Arts homeroom treasurer In llth grade presldent In 'l2th grade Intramural sports Ron s golng to the AIr Force In September Helen Paulme McCann Helen Prachcal Arts F HA Helen wIll be workIng In Cleveland after gradua tIoI'I London S Lorellr Lowman Lydrck A Lydrck C McAfoose F McAfoose R McCann 99 , l - - ,, ,, I I i . , , . , , I Q A ' HR ll ' . I . . , . . I 4 4 1 G . ,, ,, C' . . . . 7 ' H' I ' Il In ' X ll ' ll I - I I I . u . I . - I - ' A A ll ll ' ' . . . I . . I . I . I - - ,, ,, , . i Sally Ann london ... Sally ... General College ... home- ' ... .., ' ... I I I ' ' 'I ' I - I I I ' ' ' ' - - ,, - ,, - ,, ,, - , ... ' ' ' . a , a ' ... ' , ' ,, ,, - F ,, ,, - , . . . . . . . , , , . . . - - - I, ,, - ,, ,, - , - . . . .... . . . . . . I ' ' , . , . , . , , , . Herb Scott may make this headstand, if Mrs. Henry's helping hand doesn't upset him. Bernard McCreary Bernie Practical Arts Conser- vation Club, Intramurals he'II soon be working for Uncle Sam's Air Force. James Patrick McHenry Pat General College president of National Honor Society IQ, Key Club, National Honor Society, Varsity I Club, Baseball Manager, Intramurals Pat's noted for winning a N.R.O.T.C. scholarship he's going to study chemical engineering. Donald Richard McKeIvey ... 'fDon ... General College ... member of National Honor Society Don is planning to attend college. McCreary McHenry McKeIvey McKelvy McKinney McQuown Macke Magistrella X . flag sf.-.-si. . ' K , -' ' 1 .ye '.:s?ffi,,. r rf ly-5 W -Q! 1? I ' li X 0 fs McCarthy Maureen loretto McCarthy Maureen Special Tumbling, Sendracs, Junior Red Cross, G.A,A. in 'l0th grade, Intramurals Maureen is going to l.S.T,C. Margaret Mary McKeIvy Margie General College secretary of homeroom in lCth, secretary of Sendracs in l2th, Student Council vice-president in Ilth, active in Senior Broadcasting Club, Senior Tumbling l0th and 'l'lth, G.A.A. in 'l0th and llth, National Honor Society in 12th, participated in all intramurals would like to enter nurses' training. Nancy .lean McKinney Nancy Commercial Stenoe graphic oftices held were homeroom secretary in 9th, presi- dent in lOth, Tri-Hi-Y secretary in 7th, treasurer in 8th, presi- dent 'llth and 12th, Feature Editor of High Arrow, Assistant Editor of L'lndien, Sr. Class secretary, member of G.A.A. l0th and 12th, National Honor Society in Ilth and l2th, Sendracs all intramurals plans to work at I.S.T.C. Gertrude Eileen McQuown .. Eileen General College member ot Girls' Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Mixed Chorus, Sendracs planning to enter nursing school after gradua- tion. Edward Reister Macke Ed General College be- longed to Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Key Club, Hi-Y, and Science Club he plans to attend college. Jerome H. Magistrella Jerry General College president of Homeroom in 'llth and 12th, played Junior Varsity football, track, and intramural sports Jerry would like to go to college. M - ,,', ' 'af -. Malcolm as Marcoline A Markle Marlin Q' t Marshall, J. Marshall, M. it ' Martin X U M , Matrenec ,- 44. l Y' f I I s .is Cameron White Malcolm Cam . . . Practical Arts Mary Ann Marshall . .. Mary Ann General College member of Junior Hi-Y, Conservation Club, and Varsity l Varsity football and all intramural sports his plans are to enter a branch of the service. Patricia Ann Marcoline Pat General College homeroom offices were treasurer in 7th, president in Bth, vice- president in lOth, secretary in llth, Asssitant Editor of the High Arrow, Senior Class Editor of L'lndien, Junior High dra- matics, Student Council in Bth year, Chapel Choir in 9th year, Ushers Club in llth and 'l2th will enter nursing school. Patricia Ann Markle Pat Distributive Education member of Tri-Hi-Y in l2th, 9th grade Girls' Chorus, and Dis- tributive Education Club has no definite plans after gradu- ating. Herbert Lee Marlin ... Herb ... Practical Arts ... home- room president in 'lOth year, intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball ... Herb would like to work after graduation. James Elton Marshall Jim Machine Shop held office of homeroom usher ...belonged to Conservation Club . .. played intramural softball, basketball, and volleyball plans after graduation are to attend Business College or part- ner in dealership of Tractor and Farm Equipment. Margaret Ann Medlock ... Marg ... Practical Arts ... homeroom president in 'l0th grade, usher in 'l2th grade, F.H.A. treasurer in l2th, secretary in lOth, Girls' Chorus 9th and l2th, G.A.A. played in all intramural sports Marg plans to work for the Bell Telephone Company. J ' t . Med lock I ,. x . s 1. KJV V , tot vice-president of homeroom in 'l'lth . .. belonged to Tri-Hi-Y, Sendracs, G.A.A., Mixed Chorus participated in all intra- mural sports will enter nurses' training at Indiana Hospital. Ronald Howard Martin Ron General College president of Student Council and Key Club belonged to Sendracs, Senior Broadcasting, Band, National Honor Society played Varsity Basketball and all intramural sports Ron will attend college. Joseph Matrenec Joe Bookkeeping took part in homeroom softball and volleyball California bound after graduation. Prom committee members Mary Beck and Harriet Fuge paint and Sue Spurlin takes a break in what later became an Ori ental garden. V-......3 X 'ft ti car md' S t Mikesell Miller Mogle Montgomery Moreau, B. Moreau, F. Mizerak Morganti, J. Morganti, P. Moorhead Donald William Mikesell Don General College member of Key Club in 'Ilth and 12th, National Honor Society in 12th, participated in all intramural sports hopes to go no college, probably Penn State. John Franklin Miller John Practical Arts treas- urer of homeroom in 9th grade, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Stage Crew John wants to go into the Air Force to study radio and radar maintenance, then enter a radio tech- nical school. Catherine Mizerak Catherine Distributive Education vice-president of homeroom and president of D. E. Club active member of D. E. Club and Ushers' Club partici- pated in all sports until senior year no definite plans after graduation. Donna Leora Mogle Donna Practical Arts mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y, F,H.A. in llth, Senior Girls' Chorus 10th, llth, and 12th, ninth grade Girls' Chorus, and Cafeteria Manage- ment Club 'l2 plans to go to Wheeling, West Virginia tol- lowing graduation. Robert Bruce Montgomery Bob Distributive Educa- tion member of D. E. Club plans 'to be a salesperson. Bernard Albert Moreau Bernie secretarial tenth grade homeroom usher belonged to Dance Club, Key Club, Varsity I , and Science Club, member of track squad, played intramural volleyball and baseball plans for college. Frances Frederick Moreau Fred president of home- room in 9th and lCth . .. vice-president in iunior year, and Student Council in senior year, member of Key Club, Science Club, and Conservation Club plans to attend l.S.T.C. Joyce Morganti .,. Joyce Special ... usher in 8th grade and secretary in 9th grade, belonged to Junior Dromatics in 7th, 8th, and 9th, F.H.A. in 12th, intramural sports would like to work in store oFfice. Philip Charles Morganti . .. Bud Special treasurer in 9th grade, secretary and vice-president in tenth grade, vice- president in senior year, and secretary of Conservation Club in 9th, Science Club in 9th, participated in all intramural sports plans to go to college after graduation. Bonnie Flo Moorhead f'Bonnie secretarial treas- urer in 7th grade, secretary of Tri-Hi-Y in l0th grade, home- room usher in 'l0th grade, treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y in 12th grade, member of Tri-Hi-Y, Twirling, and Dromatics Club in 7th, intra- mural sports 7th and lOth . .. plans to work as secretary, i The moon peeps over the basket- ball net and couples dance under the stars at the Senior Class Dance, sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y 12. Larry Garner MorrIs Larry General lollege treasurer In 10th and 12th grades secretary and treasurer of Key Club and HI Y In 'l2th plannmg to attend college Allce leon Muller General College homeroom treasurer In 'llth actlve member of G AA Senlor Broadcast Ing Jr Red Cross took an actlve part In all Intramural sports plans to attend nursmg school after graduahon Rosemary Muller Mem DIstrIbutIve EducatIon homeroom usher In 9th belonged to Usher Club and DIs trlbutlve EducatIon Club played all Intramural sports In 9th lOth and 'llth plans to work after graduatlon Shlrley Lee Mutz MutzIe Practlcal Arts home room usher In l0th and llth presndent of homeroom In 9th member of Red Cross In 10th and llth pCfllClPClled In all In tramural sports plans to work after graduatlon Donald Earl Myers Tubby Machme Shop hed office of homeroom presldent belonged to VorsIty I played Varslty football and all Intramural sports w go to a machrne school Charlotte June Neely Charlotte PractIcal Arts o member of Junlor HIstorIans In 8th Glrls Glee Club In 'l0th and Cafetena Management In llth took part In Intramural softball and volleyball plans to work In a store Franklln Urbln Neely Frank Machme Shop un Ior Red Cross representatIve In 'llth year played Intramural sports In llth and 12th grades BrItta Loulse Nesbltt BrItta General College en dracs treasurer In llth grade TrI HI Y secretary In llth presI dent of GA A In 12th treasurer of NatIonal Honor SocIety In 12th also member of Sr Broadcastlng all Intramural sports wIll enter college after graduatlon J Morrls Muller A Muller R Mutz Pamela Esther Newman Patsy General College vuce presIdent of Natlonal Honor SocIety homeroom treas urer In l'lth 'llth grade TrI HI Y Choplaln belonged to Sen ball and basketball plans to attend college George Maxwell Nlbert George General College a member of the Stage Crew ConservatIon Club and M chanlcs Club golng to college after graduatIon John Leroy Nlchols Jack DIstrIbutIve EducatIon John Gerald OHara Jack Practlcal Arts mem ber of Conservatlon Club has no detlnlte plans for the future Myers Neely C Neely F Nesbltt Newman Nlbert NIchols O Hara 4? 95? ' ll II ' I 4, ' . . - a LX ' .., Al ... A . , ' - . .I ' , - , ' . S Ask X 5, . ,ff , gs I 5 - H - If - A 'X i 3 n . I I I I . , . . s . . I ' D ,, H I . - I A l I . . ,, ,, . . . Ill ' , 1 '. ' , . - dracs, Sr. Broadcasting, and G.A.A., played intramural volley- H ,I - . ,, ,, 1 I , , e- - ' ' g n u . - J 1 . u n . . . . , ' ' ' .UH ' H-H S 1 I ff If - - . . . , ' , , - , ' ' I I I V ss v l Z f , , f 4 , K , K , . t V 5 , ' 15 .' ' ff' 2 I , ,X ef ft I f, I lx I H . - ,X . ' , l ' - I I This crew of happy dentists Q1 clowned their way through a toothsome parody of Honey Babe in the Dental Health Show. Left to right: Don London, George Leopold, Larry Morris, Jerry Magistrella, Don Mikesell, Art Lydick, Pat McHenry, and San Bloom. Roger Bernell Orr Roger Practical Arts played intramural volleyball . .. will join the Air Force after gradua- tion. Thaddeus T. Osenkowski Thad Practical Arts usher in homeroom in 9th, 10th, and llth, member of Stage Crew in 10th, 11th, and 12th, Boys' Glee Club in 12th, Mixed Chorus 12 Thad wants to work following graduation. Donna Jean Painter . . . Donna Special belonged to Tri-Hi-Y and F.H.A. would like to work, then join the Wo- men's Air Force. Janet Louise Palmer . .. Janet Commercial Bookkeeping .. . held homeroom offices of 7th grade usher, 9th grade treas- urer, vice-president in 10th and 11th, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, participated in all intramurals Janet will work at Whiteman's National Mine Service as a bookkeeper. Charles G. Pangonis . .. Cuzie Practical Arts mem- ber of Conservation Club . . . planning to work after gradua- fion. Daniel Gregory Payson . .. Don . . . Machine Shop . . . homeroom treasurer in 9th, 10th, and llth, member of Science Club 9, Conservation Club 12, played intramural softball, bas- ketball, and volleyball would like to go to a city and work. 104 1' Orr Osenkowski Painter Palmer Pangonis Payson yr Peffer Petrosky Qulnn RaImondo Betsy Rae Ralston Betsy General College mem partlclpated In Intramurals wIll go to ISTC as a musIc malor Charles Edward ReceskI SpecIal 12th year usher of homeroom treasurer of VarsIty I Club VarsIty foot ball and wrestlmg played Intramural sports future plans are undeclded Ruth Arlene Reefer Arlene CommercIal Secretarlal presldent of homeroom In llth grade secretary In 'l2th presIdent of Usher s Club belonged to 9th grade GIrls Chorus Senlor GIrls Chorus TrI HIY played Intramural sports plans to work as a secretary Velma Marte Rlslng Velma DIstrIbutIve Educatlon a member of TrI HI Y Ushers Club DIstrIbutIve Educatlon Club actlve In Intramural sports wants to be an ClIllhB hostess Donna Jean Petfer Donna General College longed to TrI HI Y In 7th and 12th GA A In 10th played In tramural sports plannlng to work after graduatlon Barbara P Petrosky Barb Commerclal SecretarIal held oftice of presldent In JunIor HIgh Dramatlcs secretary of homeroom In 9th 'l0th and 'l'Ith GAA Mlxed Chorus and .lunlor Broadcastmg Cheerleaders In 10th and 12th S Broadcastlng Sports SheIla Ann Qumn SheIla General College home room treasurer In 'l0th secretary In llth treasurer of Jr BroadcastIng captain of Cheerleaders Dramatlcs 9 Junlor Broadcastlng 9 GA A In l0th and 12th Mlxed Chorus In 'lOth and 'l2th Sr Broadcastlng 'Ilth and l2th played all Intra mural sports wIll go to ISTC Joan Frances Ralmondo General College 'l0th year homeroom presldent Student CouncIl representatlve 1'lth and 12th belonged to Dramatlcs 9 Mlxed Chorus 'IO Student CouncIl llth and 'l2th GAA In l0th and 12th all Intramural sports Jo wall attend Duquesne UnIversIty Robert Joseph Romance Bo Commercnul the AIr Force after graduatIon Anna Marne Romeo Ann Specnal presldent of ..lUhI0f Red Cross 12 member of GA A GIrls Chorus played Intramural softball basketball and volleyball wIll enter Mercy Hospltal School of Nurslng Frances Kay Rummel Frances Commerclal Bookkeep In partlclpated In Intramural softball In 'l0th and 'llth would lIke to work as a bookkeeper John George Runco John General College home room vIce presldent In 9th grade treasurer In l'lth played all Intramural sports plannlng to attend college Ralston ReCeSkI Reefer Rlslng Romance Romeo Rummel Runco 105 l I ... ... ...be- - .- . I D I . . I . i If If - - . . I .... . I . I I 1 . H ll I , , r. ' ' ll I ll - . I ' I ' , I , , . . . , I ' I - Il ' , , . I . . , 1 I , . . . , II ll - ll bil ' be- ber of Sr. Broadcasting Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sendracs, Chorus, Band, longed to Distributive Education Club, wrestling .. . will join ' llEdll ' ' ll ll ' ' - H I, - - - I I I ' I ' ' 'I I , . . . , , . . . u u - - - u u - l Q 1 ' . . I . I . 9 ' ' I . . . . . . , . , . , , . . . . , , . .. . . . ,, ,, . . . . If H i ' ' ' l A I I - I I Herbert Russell Scott Herb Generol College Earl Robert Shaffer Earl Practical Arts held A real live movie star-Aldo Ray-drew a mob ot auto- graph hounds to the Manos. Left to right: Carole Haipster, Shirley Mutz, Julie Wannett, and Sally London gather around and enioy the big thrill. Carolyn Arlene Sawyer Carlie Commercial Book- keeping ... belonged to Dramatics Club, Chapel Choir, Chorus, G.A.A., and Tri-Hi-Y, participated in all intramural sports will attend college. homeroom vice-president in 9th and I0th, president in Ilth and I2th, Fire Squad, Varsity I Club, played Varsity foot- ball and track, intramural softball and basketball wants to attend engineering school. William Thomas Segner Bill Machine Shop homeroom president in Ilth year, belonged to Conservation Club, played intramural volleyball would like to be a machinist or ioin Armed Forces. Ryen Patty lou Ryen Patty Lou General College . .. held office of Tri-Hi-Y chaplain in 'I0th grade, president of Tri-Hi-Y in 'I2th, president and treasurer ot Twirling Club 12th, vice- president ot Allied Youth I2, maiorette 8th to 12th, member of G.A.A, in 'ICth, Mixed Chorus, Chapel Choir in Ilth, Sendracs, National Honor Society, all intramural sports will go to I.S.'l'.C. as home economics maior. Joseph A. Sekerak Joe Practical Arts president at Science Club member of Varsity I Club, played Var- sity football Joe is planning to work after graduation. Donald Eugene Sexton Don General College homeroom president three years, treasurer of Senior Class, be- longed to Key Club and Varsity I Club, Varsity football, wrestling, track, and baseball planning to go to college. Florence Elizabeth Sgro Flo Commercial Special secretary of homeroom in 'l0th, Girls' Chorus, F.H.A,, Mixed Chorus, Dance Club would like to work as a receptionist, oftice ot homeroom treasurer in 8th grade, member of Con- servation Club ... wants to go to college or join the Air Force. Martha Jean Shaflier Martha ... Commercial Special ... homeroom president in 9th, treasurer in Sth, member of Dance Club in 9th, 9th grade Girls' Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, played intramural softball, volleyball, and baske.ball plans to work for the government. Sawyer Scott Segner Sekerak Sexton Sgrc Shaffer, E, Shatter, M. Shirley Jean Shank Shirley Practical Arts be- longed to Girls' Glee Club i0-ll, Cafeteria Management Club l2 . .. would like to work following graduation. Marvin Ross Sheltler Marv Commercial Bookkeeping secretary of Hi-Y in iunior year, member of Dance Club l0, Allied Youth 'l2, Student Patrol 'll wants to attend college. Carol Irene Shick Carol Special held ottices at homeroom vice-president 9, treasurer 10, ll, vice-president of Tri-HiAY 10, Sergeant-at-Arms of Allied Youth, secretary l2 . . . Girls' Chorus 'l2 , . . undecided about future plans. Deloris M. Shields Deloris , .. Commercial Special .. . member of 9th grade Girls' Chorus, Junior Red Cross ll4l2, F.H.A. I2 . .. participated in all intramurals . .. would like to go to college. Dcnald Evan Simpson Don Machine Shop Con- servation Club all intramural sports Varsity basket- ball . .. wants to go into farming. William Edward Smith Bill General College Student Council representative in senior year .. . member of Varsity I Club member of Varsity football and track squads . . . plans to enter college after graduation. Smith, W. E. ,git s av if is X ifl, 107 Shank Sheftler ' Shick Shields Simpson I Smith, N. Smith, S. Smith, W. C. Nancy .lane Smith Nancy Commercial Bookkeeping, homeroom secretary 9-il, Student Council treasurer I2 be- longed to Tri-Hi-Y l2, Ushers Club li-l2, Sendracs, National Honor Society plans to work in Washington, D. C. as a bookkeeper. Sally Jane Smith Sal General College , .. vice-presi- dent and Usher 12, president and treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 8, and secretary of Tri-Hi-Y I2 member of G.A.A. l0, ll, l2, Safe- ty Patrol, Modern Dance Club, Chapel Choir, Pep Club, and assistant advertising manager of High Arrow won Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award undecided about the future. William Clark Smith Bill General College treas- urer of 204 and sergeant-atearms of Hi-Y . .. member of Hi-Y, Key Club, Proiectionists, Sendracs, Senior Broadcasting, His- torians and National Honor Society played volleyball and sof.ball, and also football . . . plans to attend Penn State. How's this for a break in the routine? Lundy Corraini shows oFf a dog that wondered into 104 one morning to Pam Cham- berlain and Ed Cunningham. 'lei gs A - r V' ' X my . ,A 2 ,Ks s iss 2. Stancombe Stets Sunday Sunderlin Robert Allen Stancombe ... Bob ,.. Practical Arts ,.. in- tramural volleyball, softball, and wrestling took 165 pound class in wrestling in ninth grade will probably enter the Air Force after graduation. Donald A. Stets Don Practical Arts secretary of Conservation Club ll, president and usher 9, president TO, and vice-president ll member of Conservation Club ll, 'l2 took part in all intramurals and played J. V, football after graduation plans include ioining the U. S. M. C. Albert lee Stimer Al Special program chairman of Conservation Club and secretary of homeroom in 'Freshman year ... member of Varsity I , Conservation ll, 12, and Fire Squad ll, 12 took part in softball and volleyball member of Varsity baseball team plans to go to college. Donna Jean Stoker ... Donna . ,. Distributive Education .., treasurer of homeroom in ninth year member of D. E. Club 12, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Chorus, and Tri-Hi-Y plans to con- tinue selling. Patricia Helen Stuchell Pat Distributive Education secretary in 'l0th grade member of D. E, Club all intramurals undecided about the future, 1 ,f Stil'Tler Taylor Stoker Stuchell Thompson Tressler Raymond Sunday Geek Practical Arts . .. active in all intramurals undecided about the future. Thomas Sunderlin . .. Tom Machine Shop . .. member of Tumbling Club and Science Club all intramural sports and J.V. wrestling for four years plans to go to vocational school, Bruce Carlyle Taylor Bruce General College homeroom usher 9, ll, T2 and vice-president in tenth year. president 12 member of HIFY, Conservation, and Historian Clubs ... active in intramurals .,. plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. Mary Helen Thompson Mary Helen Practical Arts member of Tri-Hi-Y 'l'I, 'l2 participated in intramural sports ll, 12 .,. wants to attend a teacher college. Ellen Marie Tressler . .. Ellen Secretarial secretary of Patrol Club belonged to Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, played intramural sports planning to go to Cali- fornia following graduation. l l . Bernie Moreau gets last minute in- structions from Prothonotary Ron- ald Johnson on Boy-Girl Day, May Evelyn Clare Trimble .. , Evelyn . . . Secretarial . ,, secretary of homeroom in 11th year belonged to 9th grade Girls' Cho' G.A.A. A '- '- played all intramural sports no def1nite plans for the future. Barbara Elaine Uber . . . Barb ... General College .. . homeroom president in Bth year vice-president 12 mem- ber of G.A.A. 10-12 Mixed Chorus 10-12 Sendracs ar- ticipated in all intramurals . .. Barb plans to be a nurse. .loan Lovell Vensel . .. Joan . . . Bookkeeping . . . vice-presi- dent of homeroom 10th year 9th grade Girls Chorus Tri- H'-Y 9-12 played all intramural sports .. . wants to attend a business school in Pittsburgh. Lois Jean Waddell Lois .. . Practical Arts . . . vice-presi- dent of homeroom in 9th year president of F H A 12 longed to Modern Dance Club Girls Chorus Ushers GAA Trl Hi Y Loss wants to attend IS T C Donna Lou Walker Donna Special homeroom treasurer In 12th year secretary of FHA belonged Ushers Club played intramural sports Donna plans to be married after graduation Julie Ann Wannett Ju le General College home room secretary In 10th year vice president of Senior Class Point Chairman of G AA Dramatlcs Club Band Pep Club active In all Intramural sports would like to malor in physical education at college Barbara Ann Warner Barb Secretarial home room secretary in 11th grade president of Trl Hi Y 10 secre tary 12 member of G A A 1011 Ushers 11 12 played all Intramurals will attend IS T C Joan Clare Wassam Joan General College will attend the National School of Aeronautics to be an airline hostess Ill Trimble Uber Vensel Waddell Roberta Delorls Watkins Bobble Practical Arts belonged to F H A Trl Hi Y 12 played all intramural sports would like to go to college oberta Druscllla White Druscllla Practncal Arts Bible Study Club 10 Cafeteria Management 12 uncertain about 'future plans Donald Eugene Williams Don General College homeroom president 11 HI Y secretary 12 Sr Broadcasting Science Club Key Club National Honor Society Intramurals Don hopes to be an architectural engineer Aileen Ruth Woods Aileen Bookkeeping Safety Patrol Red Cross Intramural sports wants to enter the SETVICC Walker Wannett Warner Wassam Watkins White Williams Woods 109 Q1 ww sf ,gating !x5'tz rus, 1012, Trl HI Y 9, 12 f H H , 1 1 P 15 H U 1 l r 1 , . . . be- F . , ' - ...,I Il ... l ... ' ' H 'll ' ' , .... .. to .... -A-, - ...H H... - . .. ,, ,, ' ' 1' ' ' 1 1 1' 1 r - . . . . . . . . - , - . . . V I ' ' . ...H H... ...be. . ,,. ,, . longed to Mixed Chorus 11-12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, G.A.A. Joan , , U ' . . , ' . . ,. ,X-ef ,rg 7 1 2- is . , 1 g ' -2 ' ' - 6- P . 'ent' K If Delores Shields served the Oriental Punch at the Junior Sensor Prom Margaret Mary Yonushonis Marg General College Co-Editor of High Arrow Student Council, Jr. Dra- matics, president 9, Sr. Broadcasting, vice-president 12, Sen- dracs 11 S 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 'l1, 12, National Honor Sol ciety, lntromurals . .. Marg's majoring in English at l.S,T.C. Paul Zeigler Paul Machine Shop homeroom usher 9, secretary 12 Conservation Club, Intramurals plans to enter a vocation school. Frances Jean Zellman Fran General College Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol 12, Intramurals Fran hopes to become ci stewardess. Rosalie May Zoffuto .,. Rosalie ,,. Special ... Sendracs, Ushers Club, Red Cross 10, Girls' Chorus wants to enter nurses' training. Marg Yonushonis, second semester High Arrow editor, tries to decide on the best picture for the front page while setting up the paper in 309 after school. Ron Martin, Naomi Kipp, and Carol Cribbs study the script for their lead roles in The Hitchhikerf' Sorry, Wrong Number, and The Apollo of Bellacf' respec- tively, in the Senior Class production, 3 For To-Night. There were fellows on the Prom Committee, too. Here they put that brawn to work stringing crepe paper. fi L... -M K' N X x xx! ixxfswr1gd g.i,,j.ii , A ,,gQx-MM-,,lm fvffxyaffzf 1,5414 4' . W 'N 5, ' m x , f 'S f 1 f 'Ky L f V xx x xx V 4 5 ff, ,. ,ff .M if fu N .N , fx JN-M: N- ' w wk f v', f 2 ,f WM xx- sw' -- A vw ,H X in . X , . K ., ' . - 11 - , A , ,. . ,X E I 5 - X, 1 .. ,. F ', 4 - Q Q i Q 'ig ,- 'f'VX.f?'fv f C fx 'ff-4 i X4 A 4 ' 4 3 I ts., V, 4 I f, .P xx We it V., I ,, Margie McKelvy sprays branches silver while Mary Ann Mar These couples seem touched with Prom magic as they enter the shall and Harriet Fuge daub paint and Blair Cummins heckles Oriental Gardens through a flower decked bower another Prom committee member, Sally Smith. fa '-1 KI Left Naomi Kipp tries desperately ta make telephone operator Pat Newman understand that a murder is being plotted hers in act n Sorry Wrong Number Below Pat McHenry as the vice president sures Agnes Carol Cribbs that she is the only woman who considers him handsome In he Apollo of Bellac. emvr Claw la S' P9 T14 The president, John Armstrong, shows his wife Theresa, Jane Hamilton, what he thinks of her infernal Dying Gaul in The Apollo of Bellacf' PRE H A A 3 '-v an N 3 4 . M 14: + fini? 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