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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

Student Publications Presents . . The '57 L'INDlEN I d J nt High School I d Pennsylvania THOMAS SMITH EDITOR JUDY LARSON BUSINESS MANAGER Within the pages of L'lndien '57 are recorded the highlights and other events of the 1956-1957 school year. It was a good year. Indiana Joint High School met with success in the classroom as well as on the playing field. Our students excelled in academic subiects as well as in competitive and in- tramural sports. All of our students from the be- ginning seventh graders to the graduating seniors contributed in their own special way to make this school term the memorable experience it has been. It is hoped that L'lndien '57 has captured in pictures and words those events and activities that you would like to recall as the years go by. Seniors .... Page 12 Underclassmen .... Page 50 Page Sports .... Page 82 'Z lan. 1n 3 if BOARD OF EDUCATION Raw I Dr. Edgar C. Perry, Mr. Russell Guard, Dr. William C. Grau, Mrs. Florence Barbi, Secreiary, Row 2 Mr. Ralph Cribbs, Mr. Earl Ray, Mr, George Bofsford, Mr. Reppel Moorhead, Mr. George Ruffner, Mr. Floyd Rankin, Mr. Jesse Lubold, Mr. John Kimmel. Row 3 Mr, Paul Craig, Mr. L. Blaine Grube, Mr. Andrew Slahura, Mr. Robert Fiscus, Mr. Merle Craig. Spranlxle are Dr. Perry's Secreiaries. Befiy Sabol, Assistant Secretary, examine the aciiviries sched- ule. Miss Sondra Knupp, Mrs. Florence Barbi, and Mrs. Donna Mrs. Isabell Nesbitt, Secreiary to the Principal, and Miss Superintendent Edgar C, Perry, B.S., Pennsylvania State Universilyg MA., University of Pennsylvaniag D.Ed., University of Pifisburgh. Dr. Perry is a member of Phi Delia Kappa hon- orary educafion fraternity. .--- ' Under the direction ot the Indiana Joint High School Board, T400 students are directed through their year's program. The Board of Edu- cation, working through the hands of the Admin- istration, sees to it that the proper materials are provided for each of the students. ln addition, the Board is charged with the academic program, and has selected a qualified staff to meet the students in the various subject fields. The Administration supervises this learn- ing to meet the demands of a modern world. Assistant Principal Eugene Kunselman is a graduate of Clarion State Teachers College and holds a M Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. Miss Gladys Moorhead, Guidance Counselor, graduated from ISTC holds a M A from the University of Pittsburgh, and has done graduate work at Pennsylvania State University ., -ff' 3 nu od!- ' fs' Ccxpizzl Church Farabaugh 1 2 it .Hill Banks Becker Mr. Elwood Banks .., electricity 7, 8, 9. Mrs. Lenora Becker English 9, 10 eleventh grade homeroom Bell Blair Miss Thelma Bell ... world history 10. , . American history ll ... sponsor for Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Eleanor Blair English 10, ll, 12 sponsor for 7th grade Tri-Hi-Y. Buchanan Canfield Mr. Robert Buchanan Distributive Education span' sor of the Distributive Education Club. Elph. Dr. Harry Canfield Chairman of the Music Department orchestra director sponsor of seniar choruses and glee KIIVE 31' luis: Clements Davis Farmer George s , K Miss Antonetta Capizzi special education at Horace Mr. Roland Eagle consumers math and algebra. Mann. Mr. Richard Farabaugh general science 7, 8 head Miss laura Church algebra, trigonometry and soli? football Couch. geometry sponsor of the Senior Class and the National Honor Society. Mrs. Pauline Farmer School Nurse. Miss Alice Clements Chairman of the Home Economics Department sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. Mr. James George social studies 7, 8 English 8. Mr. Kenneth Davis world history 10 baseball and Mrs. Mildred Griffith special education at Horace Junior High Basketball coach. Mann. Mrs, Arveta DeGaetano typing, business math and Mr. Harold Grove general science 9 sponsor of office machines ... sponsor of an 8th grade Tri-Hi-Y. the Camera Club and the Science Club. Mrs. Margaret Derwart school librarian sponsor Miss Gertrude Handler English 11 12th grade of Library Club. homeroom. Mr. David Dunmire academic subiects for vocational Miss Norma Handlos Spanish, French sponsor of shop in the Horace Mann building. the Linguist Club. DeGaetano Derwart Dunmire Eagle Griffith Grove Handler Handlos Hill Holstein Hood Johnson Lengel Lewis Malcolm McGee Mrs. Marybelle Hill . . . Problems of Democracy 9th Mrs Betty Lewis Girls health and physical education. grade social studies sponsor for the lOth grade Tri-Hi-Y, MV- william Hvlsfine bl0l09Y lGCUl'Y fT'Uf'099f fo' Mrs. Olga Ma'colm home economics iunior high Ull five l l9l School 5P0 l5- :ewing and cooking .. sponsors cheerleaders. Mr. Frank Hood Journalism and social studies .. i d s , D, sponsor of irlrlndienrr and ,fThe High Arrowlir Mr. RICvhl?E McGee American History :rector of STudentActrv1t:es sponsors Patrol Club. Mr. Ward Johnson ... mechanical drawing Chairman of the Industrial Arts Department Principal of Adult Even- My James Mgkelvey phygigg and phygicgl science .4 ing School. sponsor of Proiectionists Club. M,V 'Klk,..'l h'ld t' cl . health rs rrginla eses y girs p YSICU e UCC' 'on an Mr. Paul Mechlln Chairman ot Mathematics Depart- ' ment algebra and plane geometry Student Council Mr. Robert Kline Art Supervisor for Indiana Public Schools ,.. elective art. Mr. John Kurtz boys health and physical education 4. track coach sponsor of Tumbling Club. Mr. Samuel Lengel boys health and physical educa- tion Director of Athletics wrestling coach sponsor of Varsity l. sponsor. Mrs. Milliteen Mitchellotti English 9, lO co-sponsor of Future Teachers of America. Mr. James Nix Chairman of the English Department Speech and English 12 . .. sponsor of Sendracs and Stage Crew. Faculty Q 'L' if s M , , , . 5... My . X H7 X Q. . its 1 4 M W -fy H im M f-uw NSS, wr.. W 91 Jr 'ME' 81 qfxxcvia- , , ' Q 4, ' ' Nix., . K x :W L 'i, QSlfT ,w ici X'-pw 1 ,W Q ,sf L mms 5 , WN -4 ?s 'mi fp X? ,Q k?M5 , T44 N3 5? f .ixigt jx ' xi af I wax 'vw i N x -w 4 fisj. Y A , No' V' 1 '21, is lm 5 saw is A 3- 4 WK 'Q 4 r'- :- , , KE Faculty Miss Sara Stevenson sor of 'I2th grade Tri-Hi-Y. Mrs. Dorothy Rider Cafeteria Manager. Miss Ruth Rink , .. English 7, 8 . .. sponsor of a 9th grade Tri'Hl'Y' Mrs. Annobell Stoner 9th grade Tri-Hi-Y, Mr. Raymond Schell Chairman of Commercial Depart- ment ,,. general office ... office techniques. Mr. Thomas Taylor Horace Mann building. Mr. Bryson Shutte industrial arts wood working .. metal work sponsor of Explorers Club. Mr. Robert Trough , . fH'-Y I . Mr. Joseph Shane chemistry Chairman of Science sponsor O I C Uh Department. Miss Maxine Valenti Mrs. Madge Smith mathematics 7, 9 algebra ,. sponsor of an Sth grade Tri-Hi-Y. Mr. Lowell Stahlman sales office techniques .. business math. Mr. Walter Stapleton ... social studies 7, 9 ... head bas- lieflwlll COGCl1. the intramurals. Stahlman Stapleton Stevenson Wilt Wood Wood . .. Latin ... English 'Il spon- Mathematics 8 . , sponsor of a vocational shop instructor in the general science 7, 9 biology . general music ... organ .. sponsor of Junior High School choruses. Mrs, Victoria Wodas . .. speech correctionist sponsor of Senior Broadcasting and Variety Clubs. Mr. William Wilt driver education sponsors all of Stoner Yackuboskey Rider Rlflk Mrs. Betty Wood ... home economics .., sponsor of 'llth gzade Tri-Hi-Y. Mr. Hurry Wood mathematics 7 science 8 as- sistant football coach assistant wrestling coach, Mr. John Ycckuboskey ... English 7, 9 organized new Debat ing Club this year. Mr. Maurice Zacur geography 8 ... sponsor of Allied Youth ... organized Chess Club. W1 eff Taylor Zacur Trough Schell Schutte Shane Smith Ms. i ,FX --ag lo Valenti Wadas The Class of 1957 graduated 219 Seniors on June 4, 1957. This Senior Class, born in the midst of a world war, graduates into an era of peace and prosperity. Unlimited, even unknown, hori- zons beacon to those who dare to dream big dreams. From obsolete methods of hu- man destruction to guided missiles and space satellites . . . this is the heritage of the Class of 1957. Only time can unwrap the progress that will be made. This Senior Class, the Class of 1957, has had a goodly heritage. Certainly as they continue to look back upon their graduation they will say, This, indeed was a good time to be alive. 12 vv'0'0'3 If AAAAIM 13 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Robert Roy, Vice President, Ed Hess, Secretary, Bon- nie Cunningham, Treasurer, Walter Cikowski, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Spicher. Earl Roy Aimino Earl Machine Shop Explorer's Club 12 Conservation Club ll Homeroom Secretary 11 Participated in all intramurals Hopes to work in Ohio after graduation. Eleanor Mae Albright ,,. Eleanor ... Commercial . .. GAA 10 Vice President of homeroom 10 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Participated in basketball, volleyball, and softball intra- murals .. . Plans to be a secretary. Patricia Jo Anderson Pat General College Na- tional Honor Society 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 GAA 11, 12 FTA 12, Vice President 12 Homeroom Usher and Sec- retary Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Plans to be an elementary teacher. Grace Ellen Aul Grace General College Histor- ians President 10 FTA 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12 Sen- dracs 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1I, 12 GAA 10, 11, 12 Home- room Usher 12 Plans on attending college. John Babco John Distributive Education .. . Be- longed to DE Club 12 Participated in all intramurals Plans to be an Army Engineer. Sally Ann Balls .. . Sally . . , General College Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, SecretarylO,11, Treasurer 12 GAA 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Homeroom President 12 All in- tramurals .. . Plans to enter nurses training, Patricia Elaine Banks Elaine Commercial GAA 11,12 Red Crossl0,11,12, Secretary12 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 12 . .. All intramurals . .. Plans to work as a reser- vationist for the airlines. Dennis larry Bathurst Dennis Practical Arts Likes to spend his leisure time roller skating Intramural softball Plans to work in a factory. 14 Mary Yvonne Beck Mary . . . Commercial .. . Red Cross 12 Tumbling 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Homeroom Vice President 10, 11, President 11, Secretary 12 All intramurals Hopes to become a secretary. Carol Jean Belevender Carol Commercial Allied Youth 12 Ushers Club 11, 12 .. . Girls' Chorus 12 . .. Par- ticipated in intramurals Would like to attend college. Robert Gabriel Benamati Bob Special Tumbling Club 10 Homeroom Secretary 10, Vice President 12 Participated in all intramurals Plans for the Armed Forces and then college. Larue Viola Bence Larue Special Tri-Hi-Y 10-12, Allied Youth 11 GAA 10-12 Intramural softball, vol- leyball and basketball Will enter nurses training in Johns- town. Robert Clair Bishop Bob .. . Practical Arts . . . Varsity I 11, 12 Football, basketball manager 11, 12 All ln- tramurals Likes hunting and fishing Would like to attend Penn State. Grace Lena Banarrigo Grace Special Broadcast- ing 10 Historians 10 GAA 10-12 ...Red Cross 12 Maiorette 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12 Participated in intramurals ... Likes to dance. William Elmer Bowlin , .. Bill . .. Practical Artc Varsity I 11, 12 Track manager 10-12 Likes to work with wood . . . Plans to be a carpenter. Betty Lou Brandon Betty Commercial Student Council 10, Red Cross 10, 12 Homeroom President 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 All intramurals . . . Hopes to be a secretary. John Leroy Brandon John Machine Shop Ex- plorers Club 12 .. . Intramural softball, volleyball, and basket- ball . . . Likes to work on cars and hunt . .. Plans to attend a trade school. Reitha Jean Brandon Jeannie General College Ushers 11, 12 Participated in intramural softball, basket- ball Favorite pastime is dancing Plans to work after graduation. 15 3 John Fredrick Brendlinger John Distributive Educa- tion DE Club lntends to ioin the Armed Forces after graduation. Amanda LaRue Brown LaRue General College Homeroom Treasurer 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 GAA 10-12 Allied Youth 10,11 Ushers Club 11, 12 FTA 12 All intramurals Will take Home Economics at ISTC. Carl Floyd Brown Carl General College Key Club 12 ..' Intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball Would like to attend Penn State. Katherine Pearl Brown . . . Distributive Education ., . DE Club 12 Plans to work after graduation. Marilyn Yvonne Brown Marilyn . .. General College GAA 11, 12 Ushers Club 11, 12 Homeroom Secretary 10, 11,12 Mixed Chorus 10-12 Organ student 11,12 All intramurals Will attend Indiana Hospital School of Nursing. Stephen Goff Brown Steve General College Transferred to Indiana from Edinborc in his senior year On Edinboro's varsity football and basketball squads Key Club 12 Sendracs 12 . .. Homeroom President 12 Na- tional Honor Society 12 Will attend Penn State. Howard Eugene Burkett Gus Practical Arts In- tramural softball, volleyball, and basketball Plans to work in an auto body shop. Mary Frances Burkett Mary Frances General College Senior Historians 10 Mixed Chorus 11, Girls' Chorus 11 Sendracs11, 12 FTA 12 All intramurals The Art Department at ISTC is in her future . . . Winner of Hire the Handicapped Poster Contest. Roberta Lee Buyers Bobby General College Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 Sendracs 11, 12 Senior Broadcasting 10-12 Organ student 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10-12 Girls' Chorus 10 Orchestra 10, 12 County Orchestra 10 Band 10-12 County Band 11, 12 Will attend college and medical school. Patricia Ann Carlson Tish Practical Arts Ushers Club, Vice President 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Participated in intramurals Special interests include dancing and sports ... Plans on working after graduation. 16 William Carlson ... Bill ... General College ... Chess Club 12, Treasurer 12 Science Club 10, 11 Enioys collect- ing iazz records and operating a ham radio station Col- lege is in Bill's future, James Arthur Carnahan ... Jim ... Machine Shop ... Con- servation Club 12 Explorors Club Aviation 12 . .. Elec- tive Art Participated in intramurals Enicys hunting, fishing, camping and cars Hopes to be a machinist. Robert Eugene Carnahan Bob General College Belonged to the newly formed Chess Club ... Transferred from Machine Shop Course. Samuel louis Carson Sam General College Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12 Key Club 10-12, Secretary 12 Student Council 12 Senior Broadcasting 11, 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Variety Group 10-12 Boys' Glee Club 12 Organ student 11, 12 Plans on maioring in busi- ness in college. Peter Samuel Chamberlain ... Pete ... General College ,.. National Honor Society 11, 12 Science Club 9-12, Presi- dent 11 Student Council 11 Senior Broadcasting 10-12 Fire Squad 10-12 Football Usher 10-12 Glee Club .. . Would like to be an electronics engineer Was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Tests. Carol Joyce Chapman Carol General College .. Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 FTA 12 Played all intramural sports .. Plans to attend college and prepare for a teaching career. Iris Louise Chapman Iris General College . .. Mem- ber of the Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Sendracs Treasurer 11 FTA 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 GAA 10-12 Student Council 11, 12 Band 10 Will enter college. Walter louis Cikowski Peep Practical Arts Sen- ior Class Treasurer Homeroom Treasurer 12 Varsity I Treasurer 12 Varsity Basketball 11, 12 Baseball 10-12 . . . Played intramurals. Mr, Joseph lines up part of the Senior Class For the annual Tribune-Democrat picture. 17 R Margaret Harriet Coleman ... Margie ... Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 ... Junior Red Cross 12 . . . National Honor Society 12 .. .Intra- mural basketball, volleyball, and softball Plans to be a secretary. Deloris Marie Colish Dee Practical Arts Mixed Chorus 12 Ushers Club 11, 12 Intramural basketball, volleyball, and softball Plans to work in a factory fol- lowing graduation. Doris Ellen Conrath Dory Commercial Came to Indiana from Blairsville ... Member of Sendracs 12 ,.. Played intramural volleyball . . . National Honor Society 12 .. . Busi- ness school is forseen in the future. Jean Marie Cooper Jeanie Commercial Junior Red Cross 10-12, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11 GAA 10-12 .,. Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Homeroom Secretary 10, Usher 11 . .. Intramurals Plans to work as a secretary. Harry Carl Cribbs Harry Practical Arts Intra- mural softball, basketball, and volleyball . .. Homeroom treas- urer 12 Enioys music by Fats Domino Plans to work after graduation. Charles Robert Coy Chuck .. . Machine Shop Chair- man of the Explorers Club 12 Played intramural basket- ball, softball, and volleyball Will either go to trade school or join the armed services. James Carlyle Craig Jim Machine Shop Explor- ers Club 12 Varsity I 11, 12 Student Council 12 Varsity football 11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Played all intramurals .. . Will join the armed services after graduation. Bonnie Lou Cunningham Bonnie Commercial Homeroom Secretary 11 Secretary of Student Council 12 ... President of Junior Red Cross 12 ... Cheerleader ... GAA 10-12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Homeroom President 10 , . . Will attend ISTC. 18 Bob Weis learns of the prothonotary's duties from Mr Ronald Johnston on Boy-Girl Day. .lane Elizabeth Cunningham Janie Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 GAA 10-12 Ushers Club 11,12 Mixed Chorus 12 Homeroom President 10 Intramurals Plans to work after graduation. Mary Evelyn Duhlquist Mary Distributive Education Intramural volleyball, basketball DE Club 12 Plans to continue working after graduation. Daniel Vincent Delaney ... Dan .. . General College .. . Jr. Varsity Basketball 11 Intramurals Likes popular music and plans to attend college after graduation. James Darl Dickie Jim General College National Honor Society 12 President of Homeroom 11 Intra- mural basketball, baseball, volleyball Plans to enter col- lege after graduation. Dorothy Irene DiTullio Dottie General College School President 12 Cheerleaders 9-12 Captain of Cheerleaders 12 GAA 10-12 President 12 Senior Broadcasting 10-12 Secretary 12 Charleston Group 11, 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Plans to enter ISTC. Judith Elaine Donaldson Judy General College Linquists 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Allied Youth Ushers Intramural volleyball, basketball, baseball Plans to enter dramatics school. Sandra Joyce Drye ... Sandy ... General College ... GAA 10-12 Point Chairman 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Stu- dent Council 10 Homeroom Treasurer 11 Homeroom President 12 . .. Wrote Town Teen Talk 12 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 12 National Honor Society Plans to enter nur- sing college. Carl Joseph Duncan .. . Joe .. . General College . .. Special interests are music and band 10-12 . . . Plans to be an electrical engineer. Ray Clifford Eckenrod . . . Sam . . . Practical Arts . . . Science Club Referees Club Intramural volleyball, basketball, and baseball Likes automobiles and popular music Plans to attend college after graduation. Darhl William Empfield Darhl Machine Shop . . . An active member of Explorers Club and Conservation Club President of Homeroom 11 Participated in intramurals . . . Plans to work after graduation. 19 Nick Ernick Nick General College Member of Varsity I 11, 12 Varsity Wrestling Squad 11, 12 Par- ticipated in intramural softball, volleyball. Carl David Esch Dave Bookkeeping Member of Key Club 11, 12 Automotive Club 11, 12 Treasurer of Student Council 12 Participated in all intramurals Plans to attend college ...National Honor Society. Theresa Marie Farine Theresa Distributive Educa- tion Member of Patrol Club 11, 12 Ushers Club 11 Broadcasting 11 Participated in all intramurals Plans to continue to work after graduation. Shirley Ann Fee Shirley Distributive Education Participated in intramural volleyball, softball, and basketball Enioys swimming and dancing Plans to work after graduation. Earl Frederick Fenton Earl Commercial Bookkeeping Member of the Automotive Club 11, 12 Participated in intramural softball, basketball, volleyball, and horseshoe pitch. ing .. . Plans to work after graduation. Janet Lee Fenton Jan Practical Arts F.H.A. 10 Will miss gym and sewing classes Among her special interests are square dancing and hillbilly music Plans to work after graduation. Leroy Albert Fenton . . , Red . . . Machine Shop . . . Explorers Club 12 . .. President of Explorers Club 12 .. . Homeroom Vice President 11 Homeroom Treasurer 12 Participated in all intramurals Hunting and fishing are among his special interests . . . Will ioin the Armed Forces. Fred Allen Fink Fred Practical Arts Participated in all intramurals Enjoys baseball, football, and popular records Plans to work after graduation. Ronald Leroy Fleck Ron Special Varsity I 11, 12 Homeroom Secretary 10 Homeroom Vice President 11 Varsity Football 11, 12 Varsity Track Partici- pated in all intramurals . . . Enioys sports, iazz music, and Rock and Roll . . . Plans to attend college. Roger Smith Fleming Rage General College Member of FTA 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Secretary of Cam- era Club 11 Band 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Boys Glee Club 12 District Chorus 12 County Band 12 . . . Plans to attend l.S.T.C. 20 Pete Chamberlain delivers an address in Mr. Nix's Senior Speech Class. David Neal Fletcher Dave Practical Arts Mem- ber of Automotive Club 12 Participated in all intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball Plans to ioin Armed Forces following graduation. Carl Joseph Formosa Carl General Course Sen- dracs 12 National Honor Society 12 Participated in in- tramural softball . .. Plans to go to college following gradua- tion. Richard Allen Freeman . .. Dick Sendracs 12 Partici- pated in intramural volleyball, basketball, softball Plans to attend college following graduation. Donald Parker Fritz Don .. . General College Home- room Vice President 10 Homeroom Usher 11 Homeroom President 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Participated in all intra- mural sports , .. Plans to ioin Armed Forces following gradua- tion. Herbert Milton Fry 'fMiIf General College Home- room Treasurer 11 Key Club 11, 12 . .. Glee Club 12 .. . Chapel Choir 12 Tumbling Club 10 J. V. football, Var- sity wrestling Track Plans to ioin the Armed Forces. Harriet Eleanor Fuge Harriet Secretarial Tum- bling Club 10 Junior Red Cross 10-12, Vice President 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Played all intramurals Plans to go to college. Joseph Paul Gallo Joe Distributive Education Be- longed to Sportsmen's Club 12 ., . Plans to work after gradua- tion. Frederick .lohn Gardner Fred General College Explorers Club 12 Section Chairman 12 Executive Council 12 Plans a career of civil engineering at Penn State. SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Don Fritz, Sally Balls, Sandy Drye, Tom Smith, Barbara Receski, Irwin Moorhead, George McCreary, Cliff Hamil, Wayne Twigg, and Steve Brown. 22 Linda Lou Gaston Linda General College Presi- dent of Tri-Hi-Y I0 Homeroom President II Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain . . . President of F.T.A. I2 . .. National Honor Society Played in all intramurals Will enter l.S.T.C. Alice Mae Gearhart . . . Alice . . . Secretarial .. . Ushers Il, I2 Secretary I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Intramural soft- ball, volleyball, and basketball . . . Plans to work after gradua- tion. Bruce Dwight Gearhurt Bruce Practical Arts Art Club 9 Intramural volleyball Likes to hunt and fish . .. Would like to attend college after graduation. .Iames Richard Geletku . . . Jim . . . General College . .. Sendracs II, I2 Broadcasting II, I2 Chaplain of Key Club I2 Variety Club IO, II, I2 County and District Chorus II Intramural softball and basketball Plans to attend college. Ethel Irene George . .. Ethel General College Home- room Treasurer I0 Homeroom Usher II Intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball Mixed Chorus II, I2 Chapel Choir I2 Girls' Chorus I2 Plans to be a nurse. Norma Jean George Norma Distributive Education Ushers Club I2, President I2 . . . Patrol Club IO-I2 . . . ln- tramural volleyball and basketball Will miss assemblies. John Harold Gerber Jack Distributive Education Homeroom Vice President IO Homeroom President II Science Club I0 DE Club I2 .. . Conservation Club IO, II Intramurals Likes dancing and working on cars Plans to ioin the Armed Forces. Walter Gilbert , . . Mike General College Explorers Club I2 Band I0-I2 Moved to Largo, Florida, in his Senior year At Largo he was active in band, float com- mittee, ond beach party committee Plans to be a mechan- ical engineer. ' . 1 . . ' Kathryn Ann Girton ... Kay ... Practical Arts ... FHA Club Participated in all intramurals Likes iazz music Would like to attend barber school after graduation. Joseph Francis Golba Joe Practical Arts For- estry and Wildlife Conservation Club 10-12, Treasurer All intramurals .. , Likes to hunt and fish Plans to ioin the Armed Forcess. Carol Marleen Goodhart Goodie General College National Honor Society 12 GAA 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Broadcasting Club 11, 12 Sendracs 12 Mixed Chorus 11 . .. All intramural sports College is her destination. Mary Ellen Gordisll Mary Ellen Bookkeeping . .. In- tramural volleyball and softball Likes to bowl and enioys Elvis Presley Plans to work as a bookkeeper. Patricia Ann Gonnan Patty Distributive Education Broadcasting 11 GAA 11 Ushers 11, 12 Intra- mural basketball and volleyball Likes to listen to records and dance ... Plans to work after graduation. James Wheeler Grau ... Jim ... General College ... Chess Club 12 Sendracs 12 National Honor Society 12 Will attend medical school following college graduation. Chancey Lee Graziano . . . Chink , .. Special . . .Member of Varsity I Club 11, 12 Referee Club 11, 12 Chess Club 12 Participated in all intramurals .. . Varsity football, bas- ketball, and baseball . .. Enioys eating and dancing .. . He is college bound. Laura Louise Green . . . Louise . . . Secretarial . .. Homeroom Usher 11 Ushers Club 11 Active in basketball and vol- leyball . . . Plans to be a typist. Bonita Louise Grundy Bonnie General College Homeroom Secretary 10 President 12 Cheerleaders 10- 12 Co-Captain of Cheerleaders 12 Broadcasting 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 National Honor Society 12 Intra- mural volleyball and basketball Plans to take up Home Economics at ISTC. Judith Ann Gulakowski Judy Bookkeeping Ush- ers 11 Homeroom Treasurer 12 Intramural volleyball and basketball Spends her time enioying popular music ... Will work after graduation. 23 CliHord Ward Hamil .. . Cliff . . . Machine Shop Explor- ers Club I2 . . . Participated in softball, volleyball, and bas- ketball Varsity wres cr Armed Forces. George Henry Hamilton tling I2 Will attend trade school . . . George . . . Practical Arts . . . Varsity I Club . .. Forestry and Wildlife Club Homeroom Secretary I2 . .. Varsity Intramural volleybal hunting and sports. Ma rva Geraldine Harris football, baseball, wrestling manager l, softball, and basketball Enioys ... Marva ... Bookkeeping ... Member of Tri-Hi-Y I0-I2 . . . Allied Youth 'l'l, i2 . . . Broad- casting IO Ushers I softball Likes to ice I, I2 Intramural volleyball, and skate and enioys dancing. Charles Raymond Hartnett Chuck Distributive Edu- cation .. . Member of Science Club . . . DE Club . .. Intramural basketball Would like to ioin Armed Forces after gradu- ating. Howard Thomas Henry .. . longed to Automotive Club 12 ball, and basketball Merle Clinton Henry interests include music cl are undecided. Edward Joseph Hess .. room Vice-President I0 President of Senior Class cil Varsity baseball hunting and sports. Tom Machine Shop Be- lntramural softball, volley- Wants to enter engineering school. Merle . . . nd cars .. Practical Arts Special His plans for the future Ed Practical Arts Home Varsity I Club II, I2 Vice- Sergeant-at-Arms, Student Coun- ... Intramurals ... Interests include Robert Brewster Hitchcock Bob General College Proiectionists Key Club Hi-Y Chess Club Stage Crew Glee Club graduation. Janet Delores Isenberg . Chorus Participated Plans to attend college following Janet Bookkee ing Girls' . . . . . P . . . in all intromurals ... likes to cook, sew, and listen to records Plans to work after graduating. Barbara Kay Jamison Kay General College Tri- Hi-Y 'IO-I2 Linquist Club I2 Girls' Chorus Intra- murals Enioys swimming, dancing, and football and bas- ketball games . . . Colleg e is in her future. Carol Ann Jeffries Carol . . . Practical Arts Tri-Hi-Y Cafeteria Management Club Intramurals Enioys pop music, sports, and school plays ... Will work after gradu- ation. Jacqueline Johnson . . . Jackie General College . , . Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 . . . Broadcasting Club 10-12 President of Sen- dracs 11 . . . Student Council 10 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 , .. Band 10-12 County Band 10-12 District Band 10-12 . .. State Band 12 ... Chapel Choir 12 ... Will maior in Sociology at Westminster College. Samuel Craig Kerns . .. Sam ... Distributive Education . . . Belonged to track team 11, 12 Participated in all intra- murals ... Plans to ioin Armed Forces. Nancy Dee Kenash . .. Nancy .., Practical Arts ,.. Came to IJHS from Homer City in Senior year GAA Secretary 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 10, 12 Red Cross 10, 11 Intra- murals. Donald Nelson Larsen Don Practical Arts Key Club 11, 12, Vice President 12 Sendracs 12 Senior Broadcasting 11, 12 . . . Homeroom President 10 , . . Automo- tive Club 12 .. . Hi-Y 11 . ,. Likes to do mechanical work on cars Plans to go to California to work. Nancy Helen Laskey Nancy General College Homeroom Secretary 10 , . . GAA 10-12 Junior Red Cross Participated in all intramurals Enjoys swimming, sew- ing, and attending football games Would like to be a nurse. Carol Susan Lentz . .. Sue . . . General College . . . Ushers 12 ... Tri-Hi-Y 12 ... Homeroom Secretary 11, 12 ... Intra- mural volleyball and softball Enioys popular music. Robert Angelo Leonardo .. . Leo Practical Arts . .. Var- sity I Club Participated in Varsity football and track .. . Intramural softball and volleyball Enioys popular music . .. Plans to join the Navy. 25 Jizn Moretti received his Varsity I sweater from Mr. Joseph in the Student Elections Assembly. ,It VI is. Sandra Lee Letso Sandy Bookkeeping Ushers Club Allied Youth Girls' Chorus Intramural bas- ketball, volleyball, and softball Enioys popular music, swimming, and dancing Plans to attend business school. Caroline Rebecca Lewis Caroline Distributive Educa- tion Played intramural basketball, volleyball, and softball Enjoys popular music Plans included going to Ohio to work as a saleswoman. Jerry Richard Lias ... Jerry .,. Bookkeeping ... Home- room Vice President 10, 11 Key Club 11, 12 President 12 Intramural softball Plans to attend college. Judith Ann lightccp Judy General College Sen- dracs 11, 12 TrifHi-Y 11, 'I2 Student Council 'll GAA 11, 12, Secretary Homeroom Treasurer 12 Intra- murals ... Plans to attend ISTC. Larry Gene Lockard Larry Distributive Education , .. Key Club DE Club, DE Vice President Hi-Y Treas- urer 10 Intramurals Enjoys horses, hunting, and swim- ming ... Plans to attend college. Margaret Leon Lockclrd Peggy Distributive Education Tumbling Club 10 GAA 11, 12 DE Club Treasurer 12 Intramural volleyball, basketball, and softball In- terests are swimming and attending football and basketball games. William Francis Lorelli ... Bill ... General College .., Homeroom President 10 Intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball Future plans include college. Nancy Jane luckhart Nancy General College Tumbling Club 10 GAA 11, 'I2 Homeroom Secretary 11 Intramural volleyball, basketball, and softball . . . Likes to hunt, swim, and watch football games Plans to go into nurses' training. 26 - fi ii Linda Ann Ludwig .,. Linda . ,. Practical Arts GAA . . . Student Patrol Homeroom Secretary 10 Intramural basketball, volleyball, and softball , .. Likes to dance, listen to music, and cook Plans to be a beautician. Helen Marie Lydick Helen . . . Distributive Education . . , Member of GAA 10, 11 DE Club Enioys playing all kinds of sports ... Plans for the future are to work. Shirley Ann Lydick .. . Shirley Practical Arts Intra- murals . , . Enioys popular music ., . Plans to work following graduation. Nancy Jean Lymph Nancy Secretarial Red Cross 10-12 GAA 10-12 . . . Intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball Likes bowling, dancing, listening to the radio and cooking .. , Plans to work or go to college. George Ross McCreary George Practical Arts Varsity I Club Homeroom President 11, 12 Varsity football 10-12, Varsity wrestling 10-12, Varsity track 10-12 . .. Intramurals . . . Plans to work for Bell Telephone in Michigan. James Robert McCreory ... Jim ... Practical Arts Auto- motive Club 12 Intramurals Likes to work on cars Plans to join Armed Forces. Glenda Faye McCune Glenda Secretarial Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 Ushers Club 11, 12 Homeroom Secretary 11 .. . Intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball . . . En- ioys dancing, records, and sports . .. Expects to work as a secretary. Lloyd Edward McGaughey Lloyd General College Homeroom Usher 10 .. . Vice-President 11 . .. Intramural softball and basketball Likes cars and hunting Plans to ioin Armed Forces. Eleanor Ruth McMillen Ruth Practical Arts Fan of Elvis Presley and Pat Boone . .. Plans for the future are un- certain. Carol Ann Lorretta Mazza Carol General College Sendracs II, 12 Senior Broadcasting I2 Variety Group II, 'I2 National Honor Society I2 Homeroom Treasurer II Mixed Chorus 12 Band 10-'I2 District Band 10-12 District Orchestra 10-12 Plans to study ele- mentary teaching ot Bloomsburg. 27 Ronald Darrell Millen Ron Practical Arts Inter- ested in cars, hunting, and fishing Plans to enter the Armed Forces then go to college. Doris Jane Montgomery Doris General College Tri-Hi-Y I0-I2, Vice-President II, Secretary I2 Senior Broadcasting IO-I2 GAA IO Homeroom Treasurer IO National Honor Society I2 Plans to attend ISTC after graduation. Irwin Ellsworth Moorhead Butch Bookkeeping Homeroom President I0 Varsity I Club II, I2 Key Club II, I2 Varsity football and track Enjoys hunting, fish- inging, and intramural sports Plans to go into hotel man- agement. Jane Anne Moorhead Anne General College Sendracs II, I2 National Honor Society I2 Senior Broadcasting I2 Tri4Hi-Y II, I2 Homeroom President II, I2 .. . FTA I2 .. . Intramural softball and basketball . . Plans to enter Westminster College to become a Math teacher. Lawrence Walter Moorhead . . . Larry . . . Machine Shop . . . Explorers Club I2 Intramural softball, volleyball, and bas- ketball Interested in cars Plans to become a truck driver, James Robert Moretti Jim Practical Arts Varsity I II, I2 Conservation IO, II Varsity wrestling II, I2 Intramural softball, basketball, and baseball Interested in all types of sports. Ronald Robert Moretti Ron Practical Arts Con- servation Club I0, II Automotive Club I2 Varsity baseball I0-I2 . . . Participated in all intramurals ., , Plans to become a mechanic. Ruth Elizabeth Morrison Ruthie Distributive Educa- tion .. . Junior Red Cross IO, II . . . DE Club I2 Partici- pated in all intramurals Likes bowling and dancing Plans to work following graduation. Clair James Muir Jim General College Projec- tionists Club . , . Safety Patrol I0-I2, President I2 . . . Plans to teach school after graduation from college. Dennis Mumau Denny Distributive Education DE Club Enioys all sports .. . Would like to become a sales- person. 28 Carl Formosa, Roger Fleming, Bob Soulchin, Bob Ray, and Kears Pollock have a gab session in the cafeteria. -we Margaret Mary Nichol . . . Marg . . , General College . . , Sendracs 11, 12 . .. Senior Broadcasting 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 ... Organ student ... National Honor Society ... Plans K1 5 I to enter college in Home Economics curriculum. Alice Faith Noble Faith ... General College . .. Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 GAA 10-12 Senior Broadcasting 10-12 Sen- dracs 11, 12 Cheerleader 10-12 Editor of High Ar- row 12. . .National Honor Society 11, 12. . ,Plans to become an elementary teacher. Michael Joseph O'Callaghan .. . Mike . , . Practical Arts Homeroom Usher 10, 11 Key Club 11, 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Conservation Club 10, 11 Explorers Club 12 Varsity Wrestling 12 Likes to dance and drive Jag . Would like to become a salesman. Vincent William O'Hara Vince Practical Arts Conservation Club 12 Participated in all intramurals likes dancing, hunting and all sports Plcns to ioin Armed Forces. Ethel Jean Oravec Jean Distributive Education .. . DE Club Participated in all intramural sports Likes to skate, dance, swim, and listen to popular records. Kenneth Charles Orr Ken Practical Arts Proiec- tionists Club Varsity I 11, 12 Participated in all intra- murals football manager 10, 11 Would like to attend trade school. Patricia Jean Peach Patty Secretarial GAA 10 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Participated in softball and volleyball in- traznurals Sendracs 11, 12 National Honor Society 12. Betty lou Petticord Betty Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Participated in softball, volleyball, and basketball Enjoys swimming, dancing, and collecting records Plans for secretarial work. 29 Bob Ray presents a report in Mr. Rankin's POD class. Leonard Eugene Petter Lenny Practical Arts President of Group B of Explorers Club 12 Participated in intramural basketball, softball, volleyball, and wrestling Enioys pop music. Ann Elizabeth Peters Ann General College .. . Tri- Hi-Y 10-12, Secretory 10, President 11 Broadcasting 10-12 Maiorette 10-12 Captain of Maiorettes 12 Plans nursing career. William John Peterson Bill Practical Arts Pro- iectionists Club 11 Key Club 11, 12 , .. Automotive Club 12 Played intramurals Plans to ioin Armed Forces. Gordon Michael Philipovic Phlip . ., General College . .. Glee Club Key Club Rif1e Club Sports Club Varsity Basketball 10 Likes hunting, fishing, swimming, and tennis Plans to enter the engineering profession. Paul Eugene Pierce Paul Machine Shop Student Council ll Conservation Club 11 Participated in intra- mural softball and volleyball ... Plans to work as a machinist, Teresa Jean Pitzerell Tootsie Distributive Education Secretary DE Club 12 GAA 10, 11 Junior Red Cross 10, 11 Participated in volleyball and basketball. John Charles Postlewaite John General College Conservation Club 10, 11 .. . Key Club 12 . . . Fire Squad 10- 12 National Honor Society 12 Enioys hunting, swim- ming, and fishing . . . Plans to study engineering at college. Carolyn Louise Price Carol Secretarial Partici- pated in intramural volleyball, softball, and basketball En- ioys skating and bowling Plans to do secretarial work. 30 Donald Carroll Rankin Don General College Homeroom Treasurer . . . Sendracs 11, 12 , .. Broadcasting 10- 12 Chapel Choir 10-12 Mixed Chorus 10-12 Glee Club . .. Key Club . .. Band 10-12 Plans to attend college after graduation. Edward Clair Rankin Ed Distributive Education .. President of DE Club Played intramural basketball ., Will ioin Armed Forces following graduation. Robert Wood Ray Bob General College Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12, President 12 Vice-President Student Council 11 .. . Senior Class President Science Club 10, 11 . .. Camera Club 10-12 . . . Senior Broadcasting 10-12 Sendracs 11, 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Chapel Chior 11, 12 Likes photography and music Plans a future in technical or diplomatic field. Barbara Ann Receski Barb General Coliege Sen- ior Broadcasting 10-12 Treasurer 10, 12 GAA 10-12 ... FTA 12 ... Likes football ... Plans to attend lS1'C. Fred Reed Fred General College ...Sendracs 12 Student Council 11 Key Club 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 Plans to attend college. Nancy Favola Rider Nancy General College Tri- Hi-Y 11, 12 Sendracs 11, 12 FTA 12 National Honor Society 12 Likes sports, cooking, and sewing Plans to attend ISTC. Raymond Leonard Rinkus Ray Practical Arts Ex- plorers Club 12 Conservation Club 1O, 11 Played in- tramural softball and basketball . .. Likes golf, hunting, and fishing .. . Plans to work after graduation. Eleanor Valiean Risinger El Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 . .. Secretary 10 Junior Red Cross Junior Historians ... Played intramurals. Judith Ann Risinger Judy General College Tri- Hi-Y 11, 12 . . . FTA 12 . . . Linguist Club 12 . . . Played intrae murals Likes dancing and sports Plans to be an ele- mentary teacher. Russell Glenn Risinger . ., Russ .. . Machine Shop ... Home- room President Student Council 11 Conservation Club 10, 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Played intra- murals Plans to become a machinist. ' 31 Elizabeth Rocllachek Liz Bookkeeping Safety Patrol Vice-President 11 GAA Allied Youth Played intramurals ., .likes reading and sports Hopes to attend business school. DeMoris Judith Rolka Dee Secretarial Allied Youth 10-12 Ushers 11, 12 Chorus Broadcasting Club Girls intramural softball and basketball Plans to go to business school. Ruth Ilene Rowe Ilene Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y 10- 12 Likes roller skating Plans to attend business college. James Leroy Schloder Jim Machine Shop Ex- plorers Club Conservation Club 11 Intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball Plans to work in a grocery store following graduation. Lucy Ann Secosky Lucy Bookkeeping Student Council Ushers Club 11 . . . Red Cross 12 . .. Allied Youth 12 . .. Intramural volleyball . ,. Plans to go to business school. Thomas George Selkirk Tom Practical Arts ln- tromural softball and basketball . . . Tom ioined the Air Force. Carolyn Kay Shaffer Kay General College Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 GAA 11, 12 Sendracs 12 Senior Broad- casting 12 Intramural softball, volleyball, and basketball ... Plans to go into nursing. Catherine Mae Shatter Cathy Secretarial Allied Youth 12 Ushers Club 12 Tumbling Club 10 Intra- mural softball, volleyball, and basketball Hopes to work after graduation. Janice Lou Shaffer Shaft General College Tri- Hi-Y 11, 12 GAA Sendracs Intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball Plans to attend Presbyterian Hos- pital School of Nursing. Sally Marceline Shaffer Sal General College GAA Sendracs Intramural sports Plans to go into nursing. 32 David Muir Shank Dave Machine Shop Partici- pated in intramural volleyball, softball, and basketball Plans to be a truck driver. Donald Glenn Sharp Don Machine Shop Ex- plorers Club 12 Intramural volleyball and softball Likes movies, automobile work, and square dancing De- sires to go to trade school. Ronald Wayne Shearer Ron Practical Arts Out- side Safety Patrol Captain l0-12 .. . Inside Safety Patrol Sec- retary 12 Senior Broadcasting 11, 12 Varsity l Football manager 12 Hopes to attend college. Ronald Ray Shields Ron General College Con- servation Club 'lO, ll Explorers 12 Active in intra- mural softball and volleyball Desires to attend Penn State Forestry School. Nancy Lou Shunkwiler Nancy . .. Bookkeeping Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 Homeroom Secretary 10 FTA 12 Par- ticipated in intramural softball and volleyball Plans to enter college. Thomas Henry Silvis Tom Practical Arts Partici- pated in all intramural sports Plans to work on a farm or in a factory. Dorothy Mildred Slater Dot Secretarial Allied Youth 12 Ushers Club 12 Played in all intramural sports Likes art and popular music lntends to work after graduation. Jackson Carl Smith . . . Smitty . . . Distributive Education . . . Enioys hunting, fishing, and mechanics DE Club Plans to work after graduation. Butch Moorhead, Carl Brown, and Steve Brown arrange their tassels and make a last minute check before Baccalaureate. 33 Robert Dale Smith Bob Machine Shop Conserva- tion Club 10, 11 Active in all intramurals Enjoys me- chanical work and hunting . .. Plans to become a machinist. Thomas Alan Smith Smitty General College Edi- tor of '57 L'lndien Homeroom President 12 Sen- dracs Key Club Broadcasting Club Camera Club Participaated in chorus and dramatics School mascot in senior year .. . National Honor Society 12 Plans to at- tend college. William Henry Spicher . . . Bill Practical Arts Mem- ber of Varsity basketball and track teams . .. Intramural vol- leyball and softball Key Club Plans for future include college and Armed Forces. Robert Lee Sprinkle Bob Machine Shop Intra- murals Likes to hunt and listen to western music Plans to join Armed Forces. Susan Marie Spurlin Sue General College Tri- Hi-Y 10-12 .. . Chaplain 11 Homeroom treasurer 11 Vice-President 12 .. . Member of National Honor Society Broadcasting Club . . . Twirling Club President 12 Major- ette 10-12, Co-Captain 12 . . . Plans to become a nurse. Floyd Eugene Stahlman Gene Machine Shop Science Club 10 Explorors Club 12 Enioys outdoor sports and Elective Art Plans to become a machinist. .lulia Kathryn Stapleton Judy Secretarial Home- room Treasurer 10 Ushers Club 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 11 Mixed Chorus 12 . . . Participated in intramural volley- ball, softball, and basketball. Despo Louise Stavres Despo General College Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Broadcasting Club 11, 12, President 12 . . . Sendracs GAA . . . National Honor Society Treasurer 12 Student Council 12 Plans to attend college and major in Home Economics. 34 Jackie Johnson, with one eye on the camera, dons her cap for graduation as Nancy Laskey gives her comments about the attire, Ronald Eugene Steiner Ron General College Homeroom President 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Fire Squad . . . Varsity I Varsity football and basket- ball .,. Plans to attend college. Richard William Sterneckert Dick General College Camera Club 11, 12 . . . Secretary 12 Science Club Chess Club President 12 Key Club 12 Played all intramural sports National Honor Society 12 Plans to be a history teacher or lawyer. Milton Stineman Milt Machine Shop Conserva- tion Club Aeronautics Club 12 Played intramural vol- leyball and softball Enioys Elective Art Plans to ioin the Army. Lois Ann Stoner Lois General College Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Allied Youth Intramural volleyball and softball Likes Elvis Presley Plans to ioin the Airlines. John Orrie Styers John Machine Shop Home- room Vice-President 12 Played intramural softball, basket- ball, volleyball Plans to ioin Armed Forces. Robert Carl Thayer Bob Distributive Education . .. Student Council 10 Sendracs 11 DE Club 12 Played all intramurals Enjoys hunting Plans to ioin Armed Forces. Lois Eleanor Thomas Lois General College . .. Tri- Hi-Y 10-12, Vice-President 11 Homeroom President 10 Homeroom Treasurer 11 . .. Senior Broadcasting Club Na- tional Honor Society Chosen Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Charles Lee Thompson Chuck Practical Arts Played intramural sports Enioys hunting, fishing and out- door sports Plans to enter Armed Forces. John Martin Thounhurst John General College Played Varsity football Intramural volleyball, basketball, and softball Enioys hunting and fishing Plans to at- tend ISTC. Sally Ann Tocci . .. Sal . . . Distributive Education , . . Home- room Vice-President 10 Homeroom Secretary 11 Junior Red Cross Interested in roller skating Plans to work following graduation. 35 Margaret Ann Tomb Peggy General College Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Interested in cooking Plans for future include nursing. William Arthur Tressler BiIl Practical Arts Var- sity I 11, 12 Varsity football Participated in intra- mural softball and basketball Plans to attend college. JoAnn Troili JoAnn Practical Arts Mixed Cho- rus 12 Played intramural softball, basketball, and volley- ball Special interests include music, dancing, and swim- ming ... Plans to do work in office. Wayne Orland Twigg Tex Machine Shop Par- ticipated in intramurals Intends to join Armed Forces. Patty Tyger Tig Bookkeeping Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 Secretary 11, 12 Sendracs 11 Broadcasting 10 In- tramurals Interested in dancing, music, and swimming Plans to do office work. Harold Blain Van Hom Barney Practical Arts Varsity I 10-12 Varsity football and track Particie pated in intramurals . . . Plans for future include college. Janet Carole Wakefield Jan . . . Practical Arts . .. Allied Youth 12 Ushers Club 12 likes roller skating Plans to ioin Air Force or go to college. Donald Wendell Way Don General College Referee Club 11, 12 Varsity Baseball 11, 12 All intro- murals Will attend Muskingham College. Stanford Arnold Webb Stan Practical Arts Geography Club . . . Four years perfect attendance at IJHS ... No definite plans for future. Richard Weis Dick General College Key Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12 Sendracs 11, 12 Senior Broadcasting 10-12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Band 10-12 Plans to enter college. 36 'G' Robert Weis Bob General College Key Club 12 Varsity golf 12 Intramurals Band 11, 12 En- ioys all sports Plans to attend college after graduation. Gerald H. Wetzel Gerry General College Var- sity l Vice-President of Science Club 11 Proiectionists Club Chess Club Glee Club Varsity wrestling 10 ... Will attend Penn State. Margaret White ... Peg . ., Practical Arts ... Enjoys movies and TV all intramurals Plans to ioin the Waves. Richard Lee Wilden Dick Practical Arts All intra- murals Likes to listen to Fats Domino and Joe Turner rec- ords Plans to go into business after graduation. Samuel Jack Wilden ... Jack ... Practical Arts ... Varsity I 10-12 Varsity football and track Will miss playing football for IJHS Would like to attend college. David Milton Williams ... Dave ... General College .. Student Council 11 ... Key Club 11 ... All intramurals .. Plans to attend college. James Vincent Williams Jim Practical Arts Par- l.ois Stoner watches as Bill Tressler fits on his mortarboard. 37 ticipated in all intramurals Likes hunting, fishing, swim- ming and dancing Will either work or ioin the Armed Forces after graduation. Donna Marie Wilson Donna ... Practical Arts Mem- ber of Allied Youth Ushers Club All intramurals Plans to work following graduation. ..,N Beulah Naomi Wolfgang Beulah Practical Arts Took active part in homeroom intramurals Enjoys reading .., Would like to work following graduation. Arthur Earl Worth . . . Art General College . . . Camera Club 10-12 Glee Club Homeroom Treasurer 11 Variety Club President 12 Photography and outdoor sports are his main interests Plans to attend college. Richard Clair Wyatt . .. Dick Practical Arts Intra- mural softball, volleyball, basketball Likes to hunt and fish . , . Plans to enter the armed service. Charlotte Marion Yakal Charlotte Secretarial Likes dancing, Elvis Presley records Participated in intra- mural volleyball .. . Plans to become a secretary. Edith Ann Zacherl Edith Secretarial Homeroom Vice President 10 Broadcasting Club 10, 11, Secretary 11 . . . Allied Youth 11, 12 Girls Chorus 11 .. . Ushers Club 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 12 National Honor Society Plans to attend Robert Morris Business School. Charles Vastil Zbur Charley Practical Arts Var- sity l 10-12, President 12 Varsity football, baseball, track Likes to hunt and fish Plans to attend college. ln Memoriam Honored here are two members of the Class of 1957 who passed away before completion of their high school careers. John David Layton Ralph Eugene Palmer 1938 - 1956 1939 - 1955 38 Ni? 1.2 if 4? ii' f! ,par .fl 5 . 2 'Z 4 ,Q Q E 14 1 in ' Q k ,Q . Agp A A ,, an ff ,ff .. in-M ,Q -V Jmamn. ... in--Q Wilt X XXXXYY jk 4, , 1 , xx K, K x W , 'uk X, M, wav M if f--f ' r -N L N- in up 'W' Q ,ix YN if w L... Q ski if ' sl lil? l S K . ,KE- .Ffa Ji, ., 'S 2 E , 1 iw tl The finale of Scupin shows the entire cast on stage John Thonhurst, Iris Chapman, Despo Stavres, Roger Fleming Duck Sterneckert, Tom Smith, Don Fritz, Sam Carson Ron Steiner and Carol Mazza. Senior Class Play The Senior Class presented Scapan, the Scamp by Mollere The cast headed by Tom Smith in the title role retold the tales of a valet who rollicked his way in and out of two ro mances neither of which was his own Directed by Mr James Nix this enloyable comedy marked a high point in Indiana Joint High School clramatlcs. So you won't tell where your master is. Well Ill tea h you, left Confess to your knavery or I'll run you through the guts. Right: Oh, Monsieur, con you ever forgive me for that terrible beating? v ,f ' 'T SVP 17 ' 1 , ,'. if A e ajax, 1 A ' -' 1 SK 4 , JfiZ9v35 5 .4 EE 9 is? WTFQF K H gg i i ,:? MM I if if X f 1 Tv F' ,iz ff? fWx g Q hfA- B - .. SN, fikkii 2 HP ,iigaigilf Af 5, K 's' , , L ' h S . ,W n , y f 5 JN f 1 Vf4 3 AM NNQXXXQ I A . , ff, ,, 5iZ31,,5 ,,.,-f! inf, Hxxx 5 W' Af Eli :fig A if , : 7 9 ig' ' 'f 'vWyX5w XXX xxxxx i: Nx www 1 n lx Hgh c f N 1 My Q 'wr 'Hi ?g-wir ,V we L A .V 1 7 - ' K I zf- 2 zu s ?3 , qsgflxkl M in 1-,. ny .. XV N . u, , , I N NYM- ..'Z-f'f5'1Y KSQ, 1 Ei, 5, f x , f gg, 'g ym x 9:5 9 , ,f 5 2 . .1 ,X Y J 5 '54 f 5? if A. K, 'gp ,Ha W , ,fx Q ,,. 3x Junior-Senior couples dance away the evening to the music of Sal Signorino. lhe afternoon prior to the Prom the decorations comrnittee worked feverishly to complete the enchanting Lilac Time motif. 'N Prom committee members put up some final decorations. 'xy' 16.1 .,,m9 ml-Q The Bcxcca'aureate Choir waits as the seniors march into the auditorium. Becca la u reate Baccalaureate Services for the graduating class were held in the school audi torium Sunday, June 2. Rev. James Reid, minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Indiana, de livered the Baccalaureate address. Bob Ray, President of the Senior Class delivers the invocation at the beginning of the Baccalaureate services. 1 I A porrion of the Baccalaureate audience lisien io the cl'1oir's rendiiicn of Cl'1apman's God Be In My Heart. at Mr. Lambert Joseph, Principal, discusses a few details with the Baccalaureate Speaker, Rev, James Reid, preceeding ihe service. 'f F' W ,Y .g f 'wx-3 gww , 1 .X f 2' if 1- il 4 Y ' X f -we ,. K3 , V. 51 K qs T fm g r 'ii vv ff 9 1 X . K ' L' 2 1' '5wg,,tl', X' 'I 4 4' 3 1 35? ' T 2 S ,mf Q Q v x vi so Although not highlighted in the 1957 L'lndien, 1200 or so per- sons play a most important part in the daily activities of our school. The underclassmen eagerly await the time when they will be a part of a graduating class. Until then they are learning the background that will make them qualified members of the Class of 1958, 1960, or even 1962. Within this portion of our L'Indien we feature those, who, as under- classmen, have faithfully sup- ported the activities of the Class of 1957. 50 -iam V - , 51 JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Tom Frick, Linda Piter, Carol Skoft, Roseanne Adams, Jessie Mortimer, Harold Ray, Jim lrvin, John Spronkle, Ed Clark, Tom Flick, Whitey Boyer, Bill Moreau, Kay Trautwein, Luanne Boucher. Eleventh Gracie Rowl Adams, Allison, Antonuccio, Arnick, Arrow, Balls, Banks, Barrett, Borris, Bartlebaugh, Bash. Row2 Bathurst, Beatty, Berner, Bishop, Black, Bolinger, Boucher, Boyer, Brandon, Brendlinger. Row3 Brilhart, C. Brown, S. Brown, Burns, G. Cald- well, K. Caldwell, D. Caldwell, Campbell, Capizzi, Carnahan, Carney. Row4 Cerovich, Chatfield, E. Clark, T, Clark, C. Clawson, N. Clawson, Clemons, Cochrane, Colish, Cannell, Cook. RowS Craig, R, Cribbs, Crumrine, Cravener, Cubeta, B. Cunningham, C. Cunningham, Demyan, Dermitt, Donaldson, Douglass. Rcw6 Dunn, Dutton, Endean, Esch, Evans, Ferrier, Findley, Fisher, J. Fleming, W. Fleming, Flick. k Q, , . ni x Q. B Jn 'Y Yi I 'B' ' at '95-'xl ' 4 the E' i f v Qgf if gb E.-4 vp- ' ye, if if it 5 V 5 ,... I? , 7' F WW ' Q., .r A s ' 4, Q eg 4 ?' Q. z N 1 f. L, -Q A.. J ef r. ,X LG iw, ,,L: K.. ,r Y Q' 1 'f' ' . fl' 'ss 6 AA f mx P x John Spranlcle waves the All Clear during one of the fire drills. ' F x : -sf 10, Af G: ., , .. if ' f - ' fag' 1 K K it- 1 . J L Qui isa' K , we L S .- f .-,. f 1 5' ' 'if - .1 . .. 1 .Q i Q . 4 .af 1 ' , 7 Q i l . .., y kv! H gl s. i , t-41 S -,W L. A , V , my ,F 21 , Q A Sf, K4 1 eg . F Row! Mortimer, Muller, G. Neese, K. Neese, Nelson, Niberl, Novalis, Nudge, B. O'Blinsky, J, O'Blinsky, Os- rerling. Row2 Orr, Overdorf, Pay- son, Peelor, Pifer, K. Pollock, R. Pol- lock, Ramer, Roy, Rend, Rising. Row 3 Rolka, Romeo, Rowe, Runco, Rus- sell, Ryan, Sadler, Salsgiver, Say, Se- cosky, Sekerak. Row4 Semefkoskey, B. Shaffer, J. Shaffer, Shapiro, Sheehe, Sherwin, Shiclx, Shields, Shorf, Silvey, Simmins. Row 5 G. Simpson, J. Simp, son, M. Simpson, Skoff, Sleigh, Slu- pek, J. Smith, W. Smith, Snyder, Sokol, Sollberger. Rowb Soulchin, Spronkle, Stake, Sfanko, Sleefle, Stefanik, Sun- day, Sunderlin, Sweeny, Thayer, Traui- wein. Row7 Tressler, Troili, Turnbull, Uber, Vogal, Volkay, Walfermire, Warner, Wicldowson, Williams, Wil- liamson. Row8 Willingham, Vv'iIr, Yingling, Younice, Younf, Zellmun, Zoll. 54 Miss Church dictates homework answers to one of her Solid Geometry classes. In the foreground is the useful spheri- cal shell. Home Ec girls receive instruction in child core from Mrs. Former, the school nurse. -aff ...e I 5 . 'ig A Miss Clements demonstrates to one of her students how to use the mungle. f YA. X in 1 si 44' A E tl Row I Albright, Alexander, Allison, Aruskevecius, Ash, E. Baker, P. Boker, Barbor, Barnetl, Beattie. Row 2 Belash, Bell, Benomoti, Bernard, Bishop, Blackley, Bloft, Bohn, Boucher, Bromboch. Row3 A. Brown, L. Brown, W. Brown, Buggey, Burkett, Buyers, Cordamone, N. Carney, W. Carney, Casella. Row 4 Chiodo, Claypoole, Colish, Collins, Connell, Cowaski, Coy, Cribbs, L. Culliver, S. Culliver. Row5 Cummins, Cun- ningham, Davis, Dean, Delaney, DeRita, Derwort, DiTullio, Donohue, Doolin, Rowb Dunmire, Embry, Erb, Tcirrell, Fee, Fetterman, Feulmer, Fink, Flanjack, Fleck. Row7 Fleming, Fletcher, Flinko, Gapshes, Gord- ner, Gotti, Gaydosh, Gerber, Glebovich, Good. A group of sophomore athletes receive their JV letters Some students returning from lunch are snapped entering from Mr. Farabaugh and Mr. Lepley. the building. Row'l Grego Grundy Homll Harris Hawk Hendershot Henderson Henlco Hennessey Henry Row2 Hughes Hurd J Irvm L Irvrn Jarnrson Jesevar J Johnston R Johnston Kachur Kaufman Row3 Kelley Kung Kopp Krrvonrck S Lewrs Luos Llsclnsky Lrvlngston Row5 Lohr LoPrestr Lower Lukehart C Lute S Lute Lydrclc Lymph McAnuIty McColl Row6 McCann McCardle McCracken McCutcheon McHenry McKnrght MacNrchol Manzek Mardrs Mar tn Row7 Mashudo Mrchael Muller Montgomery Moorhead Moreau Morefleld Morse Mufz Neese Sophomore Romeroom Presrdents Dave Watluns John Novalus Krrk Stewart Jrm Beatty Eugene Rlnkus Joanne Fleck Vernon Claypoole Connre Sawyer Joe Kuzneskl Dennis Good and Chuck Laskey 57 t A V Y? 2 X . . , L Q I I .I l I I I I ' I I ' I I ' , . 1 , , . , - . , . , , , , R. Kunkle, R. Kunkle, Kusneski, Lambing, J, Larson, P. Larson. Row4 Laskey, Lauer, Learn, Leitza, Leonard, R. Lewis, ' I I I I I . I ' . ' I 'I I I ' I ' I . I I I ' I I I I I I I I I - l ' r I I I I I I I I ' . : . I . I . I . I , I , , , , . Dr. T. C. Koo demonstrates a Chinese flute during a Senior High assembly. Row I Niberi, Nicholson, Nichols, Nix. Row 2 Novolis, O'Cal- laghon, O'Hara, Olsen. Row3 Orlaskey, Overdorff, Palmer, J. Peterson. Row4 R. Peterson, Pifer, Pefzerell, Pounds. Row 5 Proto, Price, Roy, Redd. Row6 Reddinger, Reynolds, Rhea, Rinkus. Row 7 Rose, Rummel, Sabatos, Solsgiver. Row 8 Saw- yer, Schroih, Scolf, Sekerak. Row 9 Setlock, Sexlon, C. Shaf- fer, E. Shaffer. Row I0 J. Shaffer, W. Shaffer, Shane, Sharp. Row ll Shearer, Shick. 58 Mr. Herbert Neefe, mathematical wizard, exhibits his amazing memory by calling out unrelated number series. Row'l Skinner, Slupek, Smathers, D. Smith. Row2 D. A. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smith. Row3 R. Smith, Sokol, Spadafora, Spatti. Row4 Stapleton, St.CIair, Stefanik, Steph- an. R0w5 Stewart, Stokes, Stright, Styers. Row6 P. Tay- lor, R. Taylor, T. Taylor, Thomas. Row 7 Tomb, Travis, P. Wal- ker, R. Walker. Row 8 Wassam, Watkins, Weakland, White. Row9 Willard, L. Williams, N. Williams, Wilson. Row 10 Woods, Worth, Yonushonis, Zellman. Row ll Zorak, Cowan. 59 N 1 ' ' 5: .' . 'P s A ' l, Ss s ' ii x gi fy H 1 -l 5 -5- -0 , . is ,Q , : - . X il I . fi is ll , X , Q , V -:l:-- ,1 ...,L. , , - I . t . I ' . -Q Q S 7 - l 9. ' C K 1 ' ' gl A t- 4 'Y 1 . 'fl . r li . 3 ,tkt l f C ts 7 , . ks , Row I Adams, Ager, D. Anderson, E. Anderson, Babco, Babula, Bailey, Bailey, Bain, Baker, Bankosky. Row 2 Barr, Bash, Baitick, Beers, Beer, Begers, Bellman, Bellock, Bem, Bence, Berenbrok, Row 3 Blair, Blakley, Boesman, Boyer, Brady, Brandon, Braughv ler, Brilharf, Brummerf, Brown, Buchanan. Row4 Buggey, Burnheimer, R. A. Bufchlxoski, R. E. Butchlcoslci, T. Byers, Calhoun, Callahan, Carnahan, Chapman, Chappell, Chrisiy. Rows Cloypoole, Chimino, Cochrane, C. Craig, C. D. Craig, M. Craig, Cramer, Craven, Crawford, Crowliclc, Crumrine. Row6 R. Cunningham, Divido, Doolin, G. Douglas, G. F. Douglas, Duncan Ernbry, Ernpfielcl, Evans, Fairbanks, Fairrnan, Ninth Grade --Q Freshman Homerocm Presidents Mike Rayko, Gene Friel, John Shel?er, Joyce Kish, Judy Ko- vach, Howard Reed, Les Go- tardi, Marleen Craig, Georgi- ann Jerko, Barbara Sundberg, Sandra Segner, Barry Weizel, Bob Babco Q, . 3 I Prospector Zeke cmd his burro high- lighted halftime festivities during a foot- ball game. 9, .J Rcwl Fcrine, Fedorulc, Ferree, Ferrier, Flndley, Foltz, Franklin, Friel, Fuge, Fulcomer. ROW2 Fultner Frampton, Gallo, Gardner, B. Gatti, P. Gotti, Geletka, Gerber, Gershrnan, Gibarty. Row3 Giorgianni Glebovich, Gorman, Gottardi, Greene, Grube, Gray, Gregory, Gross, Gryczuk. Row 4 Gullace, Gray Griffith, Gromley, Gruda, A. Gunter, W, Gunter, Helman, A. Henry, J. Henry. Row 5 L. Henry, Hewitt Hill, Hoover, Huftman, J. Hunter, R. Hunter, Irvin, lsenberg, Jacoby, Row6 Jeffries, Jerko, Johns, F Johnston, F. Johnston, J, Jones, L. Jones, Kaito, Kelly, Kennedy. 61 C., in .' ' v Q' A ' 1 f vi w s- .:: . K Q .sf Hg.: Y 1 V: gf' 573 21, W Sf T X -2. . Am 1 , i t 5 1 A 1 K 4 - r x alg Q 5 3 gr L Ent x ,ii K Q ., H , ,.,,. 5A,. 3- 6. .Q , fi - L.. 1 . - Q A , f - . - Q' - : 4 , KJ . Y Q :X , L .Q if . x 1 . Row 'I King, Kish, Kling, Kostella, Kovach, Kozusko, Lambert, Lawerence, Lentz, A, Letso. Row 2 L. Letso, Lewis, Lipsie, Logan, Long, Lumkin, McCaulley, McLain, McCoy, McClure. Row 3 McHenry, McKeIvy, McPhiI- in-y, McQuowen, McShane, Maniccia, Marinko, Marshall, Mikesell, Millen. Row4 W, Miller, M, Miller, R. Miller, Mock, Montgomery, Moody, Morganti, Mrulc, Muir, Miller. Row 5 F. Myers, R. Myers, Nastase, R, Miller, Mock, Montgomery, Moody, Morganti, Mruk, Muir, Muller. Row 5 F. Myers, R. Myers, Nastase, Posavetz, Quinn, Ramer, Ray, Raylco, Receski, Redd. Kears Pollock carves a hat as Linda Gaston, Tom Srrilfh Miss Stevenson seems to be trying to slow down the revel- and Carol Mazza pantomime a scene from The Long Christ ry during the Latin I banquet. mas Dinner. Mr. Robert Kline, art supervisor, assists a ninth grader with soap carving. Dr. Harry Canfield gives his chorus the pitch before practicing anew number. Row Row Row Row van, Vlag Yen k L., I H. R. Reed, H. W, Reed, Reeger, Remz, Richman, Rolka, Rombaugh, Roser, Ruftner, Rummel, Ryan. 2-Ryen, Sadler, Sadowski, Salva, Schaeffer, Schloder, Secosky, Segner, Shaffer, Shank, Sheesley. 3 Shemer, Shields, Shirley, Short, Skapura, Sleigh, D. Smith, L. Smith, Sobieray, Stancombe, Stanley. 4 D. Stefley, M. Stefzfey, Steiner, Stile, B. Stuchell, E. Stuchell, Styers, J. Sullivan, P. Sullivan, T. Sulli- Sundberg. Row 5 Swan, Swartz, Thompson, Tressler, Twigg, Ulichnie, Van Horn, Vedder, Volas, ner, Watkins. Row6 Watson, Weaver, Wetzel, Wiggins, Williams, Wolfgang, Wolford, Woodward s r X ' iris Q 5 M R 4 , is r ,. H vich, Zacherl, Zaycosky. ll . Q. at H 'Y is' -il pmsiyfs V , it J-X ol , Sq . . N ,-.sf S .ra it il S if g. W if Q, - at 'C' 1 -r'i , ' ..,f so -. G r- f , J, f A, x gg g gy, wr 1, l gsw, , :Q ' 1- . 7, 9 , i F, - ' ' A iii . ' I x., V W . . I fi -fs . , M ' N' ga Yum, ' x ...il- at 5, K r 'Q .. l , JC- A ix Q Q Eighth Grade Homeroom Presidents Sealed: Carol Bell, Terry Moore, Joanne Grundy, Irene Manos, Dorthy HamiI1 ron, B a r b a r a Boucher. Standing: John Lohr, Charles McCreary, Andy Yanish, James Sprankle, James Nance. Eighth Grade Row 1 L Adams R Adams Aushn Babula Barbor Barefoo? Bartlebaugh Bell Brshop G Blat? M Blat? Row2 Boucher F Boyer J Boyer Brandon Brombach H Brown H Brown R Brown Brubaker Buichlxoslu Bufler Row2 Bufterworlh Byers G Campbell l. Campbell R Camplsano Caley Carlonl Carnahan Carney Clawson Row4 Coates Confer Cook G Crarg J Crarg D Cunnrngham T Cunnnngham Davis Deabenderfer C DBZCIIHS L Dezarfre Row5 DeVrlla A Donhue H Dona hue H Doty Dougan Dnye Duncan Doolm Dugan Edmrston Elselman Row6 Elkrn Endean Evans Farr Farrbanks Farr rr-an Fedor Fee Fennell Fenfon Feulmer 64 I ' I - I J I I I I r I . I - I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti . gy 1. fi J 1 .3 My . T A jw j 1 'gr 1- 'V' 4 , .. f 'em - I '- ' ea X w , 1 .1 ' ,Q 9' Q e 75 - x 5, ,.g,1.5Q A girls trio accompanied by the Ford City High School Choir sings in cz special exchange assembly. Row'I Leonardo, Lesneskie, A. Lewis, S. Lewis, Lipsie, J. Lohr, S. Lohr, F. Long, J. Long, L. Lowndes. Row 2 B. Lowndes, Lute Lybarger, C. McCreary, W. McCreary, McGaughey, McMahon, McPherson, Madill, Malcolm. Row3 Manos, Marinko, E, Mar shall, H. Marshall, M. Martin, N. Martin, Maruk, Merrill, E. Millen, R. Miller. Row4 S. Miller, Mitchell, Montgomery, Moore D. Moorhead, J. Moorhead, Moretti, Morganti, Morse, Mountain. Row 5 Muir, Myers, Nance, Neese, Nichol, Ondo, Park, Painter Patterson, Pease. Row 6 Peffer, Peterson, Pettigrew, Piedgon, Poso, Putt, Rager, Ramage, Recupero, Rcdinger. 66 -.. Row 1 Reed, Ricupero, Rigger, Ruddock, Ruffner, Hugh, Rummell, Russell, Ryan, Sadler, J, Sexton. Row 2 T. Sexton, B. Shaffer, J. Shaffer, E. Shaffer, A. Shaffer, J. Shatter, R. Shaffer, S. Shaffer, C. Shank, W. Shank, Shick. Row3 Shoenfelt, Simpson, B. Smith, J. Smith, K. Smith, L. Smith, T. Smith, W. Smith, F. Smith, J. Smith, Spurlin. Row 4 Sprankle, Stancomb, Stephanik, A, Stokes, G. Stokes, Streams, Sullivan, Swan, Syl- vis, Terry, Travis. Ruw5 Twigg, Uncapher, Van Horn, Visnick, Volkin, Wadding, Wadsworth, Wagner, Wannett, K. Watkins, M. Watkins. Row 6 Watson, Willard, Willingham, Wilson, Wissinger, Yanish. +--Q. Mr. Johnson explains the purpose of a fuse box to two students . Q, 'l' x Q g , F - , All ' ,'i . in i 1 xi 'M lk . C -5 he f , g . E 4- . ,. E B -: 2 I' fl . Ni ' .vs , N, H CQ' C i s- 1 - 3, . , ST , P , Qs-A M is w Vs 34 ee, f at, -if V T if ssit '- - ' 1-s, . K t . 1 Q ii - 47212. me f i , Nw W ...s I, .,.,, ,, . 1 : Q - r ki . VE E: C 'B f .QM i 'ss iv E C f . ' M ' . 1 , ' ixgx- 21 iff Q E F . gi,-if A Q Y . , S Lf if : . F. ,, if B sf- l C . ' 2' A , ef Row l Ake, Alex, Anderson, Babulci, Bailey, Barna, Barnett, C. Bash, D. Bash, Bathurst, Baun. Row2 Beer, Berkey, Bertolino, Betts, A. Birdsall, M. Birdsall, C. Black, L. J. Black, G. Blatt, M. Blatt, M. Blatt, Boer' ing, Bolinger, Brandon, Brombach, Brown, Brubaker. Row 3 Buchanan, Butchlcoslci, Carnahan, Carney, W. Carney, Casella, Chappell, Chatfield, M. Cirifalca, S .Cirifalco, Clement, Clernons. Rowd Colgan, Cal' lins, Condron, Connell, Canrath, D. Canrath, Cowoski, Craig, Cribbs, Crurnrine, Culliver, C. Deabenderter. P0w5 C, l.. Deabenderfer, Delany, Derwart, Dills, Dorr, Dofy, Edwards, Eiselrnan, Elkin, C. Elkin, Elling Seventh Grade ixyvais SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Victor lsenburg, Grant Bell, Susan Rose, Nancy Wiggins, Bob Lohr, Kay Stewart, Fred Dills, Reese Derwart, George Pollock, and .lim Chatfield, ,sw- 68 Three seventh graders help care for the nursery students in the Home Ec Nursery Rnwl Elliot Fair, Fedor, Fedorick, Fee, Fennell, Feulmer, Findley, P. Fleming, R. Fleming, Floyd, Folckemer Raw2 Foltz, Fritz, Fulcomer, Frye, Gallentine, Gaston, Gardner, G. Gardner, Gardner. Row3 Geisel Gessler, Gilkey, Grove, Gunter, Hamill, Hamilton, Hanna, Harper, Hawk, Heinman, Helman, H. Henry, J Henry. Row4 Hess, J. Hoover, R .Hoover, Houston, Irvin, lsenberg, James, Jamison, Kern. Row5 C King, E. King, W. King, J. King, Kinnan, Kosis, Kunselman, Lawerence, Lebrato, Lemmon, Lentz. Row6 D Lewis, K. Lewis, R. Lewis, Little, Livingston, Lockard, Lohr, Lowman, Lucier, Lukehart. L A V ,iii be .5 I 1, ' .yi I My . . ' 'A .Ll HB3 3 D' . , 9- . . f we it fr iff ' r J. 'S 5 L. t iiii 2 fs sw' , , . 1 A S 4 g an X s .sg Lp - g Q . gy x, fi. fm eg . 4 'i ii-,Q ' J., V 'fl' A- wi ff' V J 1.-H sr J A 1 i il K ' ' i My ii -- mtl s i -W 'ig 69 y'N ki... gy... , k Vt 1 ,J X if ' J . , In - I X QL ,V Xxg X gE - A ' ,J . r ii . ii . if ,.V,. if if 1 J 1 a s R gf Q - J , 5 . ff. . wi Q - A . Q A ' ,..-, ' 'Lui y si Y . .. Z 9 :-' 5 , K Q 6... X .. , ,:-:- , - ,E - 3 .1 I 1 . K. .S ' .,... N14 'x 5. R K '. . ' ':f ,,:'. 1 P . A iifiivl -ft 3 - XL 1 h Z is - ' - 5- Q I g .- 95 K . ..3- 4' X . Row 'I Lydic, Lytle, F, McClure, V. McClure, J. McCreary, M. McCreary, McCreary, O. McCreary, McFeely McHenry. Row2 McKinsey, Manzek, Marcus, Millen, D. Miller, J. Miller, Mogle, Montgomery, D. Moore M. Moore. Row3 Moretti, Muir, Mumau, C. Myers, J. Myers, M. Myers, Nance, Neal, Overdorfi, Park Pequignot. Row4 Peterson, Poso, Pollock, l. Pollock, L. Pollock, Potts, Rankin, Rayko, Richman, Rose Row5 Rowe, Ruddock, Sadler, Salsgiver, Schoenfelt, Schrecengost, Seaton, J. Sell, R. Sell, Sexton. Slow . . . Slow .. . Quick . , . Quick. These seventh graders are learning the art of the dance. Keith Bloom, music student teacher, directs choral Ken Orr hangs some tinsel on 'l07s Christmas tree groups in rehearsal, Row Row Row 2 Smathers, C. Smith, H, Smith, J. 3 Stolish, Tohm, Trimble, Turnbull, Walker, Ward, Watkins, Watta, Row 4 Williams, Row 5 Wilson, Wise, Woodoll, ' 'nh I A. Shaffer, C. Shaffer, J. Shaffer, as Mr. Rogers Rankin observes. S. Shaffer, Shank, Shemer, Shields, H. Shoop, L. Shoop, Silvis Smith, W. Smith, Spangler, Stanley, Steele, Stefanick, Stewart Uber, Uncapher, Valentine, Valeri, Varner, Wagner, Wakefield Webb, White, Whitten, C. Wiggins, N. Wiggins, I. Williams, R Woods, Zack, Zagurski, Zamberlin. , 1' ' , ., - f , Y Q A 71 A no small part of the educa- tional process at Indiana Joint High School is the Club and Activities Program. Every student within the school has the opportunity to participate in almost any type of co-curricular activity in which he and a few others express an interest. This opportunity to engage in these activities provides real-life situations and gives training in various fields that can not be duplicated in the classroom. The extent to which a student takes advantage of this program is entirely his own choosing. He may participate as he wishes. Of course he is encouraged to make profitable use of this impor- tant side of his high school train- ing. Following is a resume of most of the co-curricular activities. 72 414 V The newly formed linguists Club sponsored an International Night Dance. Pictured are some of the people who provided the intermission en- tertainment. The club included a field trip to Pittsburgh in its year's activities. President of the Spanish group was Clair Clawson. The French group was headed by Linda Pifer. The Sendrac productions for this year in- cluded a Christmas play, The Long Christmas Dinner, by Thornton Wilde and January Thaw, a play adaptation by Bellamy Partridge based on a novel by William Roos. Roger Flem- ing, Dick Mazzola, Nancy Letso, and Despo Stavres demonstrate the application of make-up to the club. President James Geletka, Vice Presi- dent, Pat Mikesell, Secretary, Anne Moorhead, Treasurer, Fred Reed. it ' '-9 The Junior Chapel Choir was directed by Miss Maxine Valenti. lt participated in all ofthe Junior High School Devotional Assemblies and appeared in the Junior High School Spring Music Concert. The Distributive Education Club sold candy houses at Christmas, left, and sent five delegates to the D. E. Convention in Philadelphia. At Christmas they gave gifts and a holiday dinner to a needy family and took a field trip to Pitts- burgh. President, Edward Rankin, Vice Presi- dent, Larry Lockard, Secretary, Teresa Pitzerell, Treasurer, Peggy Lockard. Nine B section of Tri-Hi-Y prepared a Thanks- giving Basket for a needy family, made wall plaques for Christmas, held panel discussions with invited guests including Rev. Frank Law- rence, Mr. John Zerbe, and Mrs. Blair Sutton at left, conducted Devotional Assemblies, went on a hayride and helped with tag day campaigns. President, Sally Kling, Vice President, Mary Ray, Secretary, Edna Peterson, Treasurer, Betty Mruk, Chaplain, Linda Smith. The Junior Red Cross Club sponsored parties forthe children of the Willard Home, made Hal- loween favors for hospitals and rest homes, con- tributed to the Indiana County Council School Chest for Overseas Children as shown at right, prepared a correspondence album and spon- sored after-game dances. President, Bonnie Cunningham, Vice President, Evelyn Albright, Secretary, Elaine Banks, Treasurer, Dorothy Burns, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ann Flaniack. The Jesse Lubold Future Teachers Club was newly organized this year. Mr. Lubold spoke at AHSRICAN .IIKW ' SCPKIOL CHEST The Maiorettes appeared in parades, trav- eled to football games with the band and per- formed at halftime with specialty shows. Shown in the picture are Charlotte Fry, Grace Bonnarigo, Dorothy Burns, Sally Bathurst, Nancy Letso, Emmy McElhoes, Gloria Spatti, Sue Spurlin, and Eunice Fritz. 'rf the special charter presentation assembly. Club members visited throughout the Indiana Schoo system to view classroom instruction. President, Linda Gaston, Vice President, Patricia Anderson, Secretary, Grace Aul, Treasurer, Carol Chapman, Historian, Doris Montgomery. 75 ui... The Senior Band poses for a moment before a parade. The band marched at football games and in parades. This group also appeared in the Spring Music Concert. The group is directed by Mr. George Pollock and Barry Simmons served as Drum Major. The Tumbling Club enables stu- dents who are interested to de- velop further the tumbling and ap- aratus skills they learn in regular gym classes. First Semester officers were President, Sue Steiner, Vice President, Carol Long, Secretary, Patty Gryczuk, Treasurer, Barbara Sundberg. Second Semester Presi- dent Kathy Quinn, Vice President, Bill Smith, Secretary, Madalyn Claypooleg Treasurer, Rodney Rud- dock. Dr. Harry Canfield sits back as Student Director Alex Costanza conducts the Senior Mixed Cho- rus. This musical organiza- tion consists cf senior high students and pre- sents a public concert in the Spring. 5555 Q 1 1 'Xt ' Y 4 ,, A k k X K Tgw. r , M.. W '- ,aff g 6 if n w I SMA? X AL . ,MA fy 1 ' 4' . V51 M fi 5121 -if ge jx' 51,gg', V gi -s NL .3323 . f 'Ag. aid, Q -EZ' Ayr' lifqvl lf 3+ - Q ' 1',, 'vw' ,'g, M . B, n , X75 y f .4 .13 I ' N :Ji R. ' ISOI 4 v 'f' xxga . I , Wan if a, X A ' 1 5 fi QQ: 1 fi 1 1 1- N j av' Q 'M If ff I ' K 5 , 0 Y Q- g f 3 'fi W V' VVV' li , -4 'Vg' Q W W 2 mf R: Q F ifi fa' Ii kkgi L' 5 ' ,a f ' ik' N I ' Q 29 W. ss 13 E .wr ,ln I ' -1 in A x 'ZF Wrwwr' ' 1 5 y 'Kl'7'M.2Jif'ft,,.'flulgA.33'f',.gLgwe?. .. ,, ,-.,,,.W- -f- y 1-,mm..m.-.,...m,..g..au.., Pfiffa The usual initiation activities for new mem- bers was a highlight of the Varsity I Club. This group sold the Coke at the basketball and wrest- ling matches. President Charles Zbur, President-Elect, Andy Kuzneski, Secretary, William McCreary, Treasurer, Walter Cikawski, Sergeant-at-arms, Harold Van Horn. This year the Key Club presented the annual Road-E-O and was responsible forthe daily rais- ing and lowering ofthe flag. President, Jerry Lias, Vice President, Don Larsen, Secretary, Sam Carson, Treasurer, Dick Weis. The library Club consisted of fifty-five mem- bers who assisted Mrs. Derwart in the orderly business of Library management. Books were checked in and out, overdue notices were dis- tributed, excuses returned and books placed back on the racks. President, Carol SkotT, Vice President, Mar, cie Dutton, Secretary, Vivien Kaschak, Treasurer, Linda Kapp. 78 The Seventh Grade Tri-Hi-Y was formed dur- ing the second semester. They sent delegates to the Grove City Conference, contributed to the State YMCA Belgium Leadership Fund, and the cfticers are shown looking over a scrapbook they made for the hospital. President, Margaret Birdsall, Vice President, Bonnie Jean Harper, Secretary, Susan Seaton, Treasurer, Penny Elling, Chaplain, Carol Baun. The newly formed Chess Club engaged in inter-scholastic competition and met in homes to improve their individual game. Officers were King Sternekert, Rook Wetzel, Bishop Marcoline, and Knight Carlsen. The Patrol Clubs see to it that the flow of pedestrian traftic in and around the building is kept orderly. This year's group enioyed a picnic and skating party. President, James Muir, Vice President, Marjorie Colish, Secretary, Ronald Shearer, Treasurer, Audrey Marshall, Ser' gecnt-at-Arms, Nancy Clawson. i The Stage Crew of eight members operated the facilities of the auditorium stage at 35 as- semblies, two plays and other non-school events. Membership includes Bob Hitchcock, Pete Chamberlain, Jim Kinter, Jim Orr, Dan Caldwell, John Sprankle, John Novalis, and Gene Rinkus. Aprons and towels made by the 9A Tri-Hi-Y were sent to an Indian Training School in Min- nesota. This group also made sewing kits and cloth rabbits which they sent to a Korean Mis! sion School. President, Judy Feree, Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Craven, Secretary, Louise Bence, Treasurer, Marlene Craig. 79 The Projection Club handles the school's movie equipment and shows films for classes and clubs. This year they branched into ham radio. Here they are shown attaching an antenna on the roof. Club included Jerry Wetzel, Jim Muir, Bcb Hitchcock, Ron Shearer, Nick Antonuccio, and Jim Doolin. Twenty-five members formed a new Debate Club this year. Their main project was a debate presented by the Blairsville High School Debate Team to the llA History Class and the Debate Club. President, Dave Watkins, Secretary, Mon- ica Lymph, Treasurer, Carole Johns. : 'G Q ' is ' 5 Q. C The Tri-Hi-Y 12 sponsored a Record Hop, the Senior Class Dance, prepared a Christmas Bas- ket, helped with Easter Seal and Library Tag Days, served at the Good Friday Breakfast and contributed to the World Service of the YMCA. President, Bonnie Grundy, Vice President, Patty Peach, Secretary, Doris Montgomery, Treasurer, Sally Balls, Chaplain, Linda Gaston. The activities of the Broadcasting Club in- cluded Variety Club entertainment, a trip to Pittsburgh, a picnic at Seph Mack, the Indiana Public Schools Broadcasts and, in conjunction with the FHA, sponsored the Shamrock Shume. President, Despo Stavres, Vice President, Bonnie Grundy, Secretary, Dottie DuTullio, Treasurer, Barbara Receski, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dick Maz- zola. 52' tr sig K - 1 Qs, I L VN gt .4 The Camera Club took the pictures for the High Arrow and the L'lndien. Mr. Grove was the faculty sponsor and the group was ad- vised by Mr. W. L. Coffman, local photographer. Members were Art Worth, Bob Soulchin, Dick Sterneckert, Roger Fleming, Bob Ray, Kears Pol- lock, Berwyn Russell, Dave Watkins, Bob McClure, and Barry King. ,,,,..-f One Eighth Grade Tri-Hi-Y pictured below at their picnic at Mack Center gave Thanksgiving Baskets, contributed to Hungarian Relief, spon- sored a Willard Home Party, helped with Tag Day activities and presented two Devotional As- semblies. A second Tri-Hi-Y 8 also contributed to the Hungarian Relief Fund and helped with the Tag Days for Crippled Children and the Library. In addition they prepared Easter Baskets for the Salvation Army shown in the picture, and pre- pared baskets at Christmas for needy families. The Tri-Hi-Y 'IO helped with the Easter Seal and Library Tag Days, helped serve at the Good Friday Breakfast, conducted Devotional Assem- blies, prepared a Christmas Basket, sent dele- gates to the Older Girls Conference and con- tributed to YMCA World Service. The Tri-Hi-Y 'll prepared Thanksgiving and Easter Baskets, sent ten delegates to the Older Girls Conference, went caroling at Christmas, and enjoyed a picnic at Seph Mack. Both of these clubs participated in the Y Model United Nations Assembly in Harrisburg. Pictured are the delegates who participated in this program. Sports at Indiana Joint High School means more than the eleven men seen in the weekly football contest or the five men on the basketball court. Sports means more than the slapping of a mat by the wrest- ling referee . . . more than the de serted stands of a track meet. It is the aim of our sporting ac- tivities to provide opportunities for all students to compete at their own level. With this in mind In- diana Joint High School has a varied intramural program as well as an extensive interscholas- tic schedule. This year the teams that rep- resent IJHS gave us much to cheer about. Our teams were of Cham pionship form. Our large intramural program gave active outlets for both boys and girls. 7 V VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Opp. Indiana Leechburg 6 I3 Kittanning 7 20 Vandergritt I8 6 North Cambria O 6 Punxsutawney O 9 Blairsville 0 20 Westmont 6 I9 Central Cambria O 27 DuBois I2 I9 49 I39 Won 8 Lost I Tied 0 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Opp. Indiana Homer City 6 0 Central Cambria O 6 Punxsutawney O I4 United Joint I2 I2 Purchase Line 0 I3 I8 45 Won 3 Lost I Tied I George McCreary evades two Punxsutawney tacklers and skirts right end for an eleven yard gain. Indiana won 9-O. Bill Wilt fights his way through a mob of DuBois players for a short gain. Indiana defeated DuBois in a sparkling season fInale Seniors Ron Fleck and Ron Steiner triumphantly carry Coach Farabaugh off the gridiron after the Little Indians downed DuBois 20-I2 in a come-from-behind thriller. 84 Ron Steiner is finally stopped after out-running a host of Ebensl burg players. Underdog Indiana won 27-0 with Q sizzling third quarter barrage that swamped the Red Devils. Eddie Clark, iunior quarterback, is nabbed by an uniden- tified Northern Cambria tackler. Indiana beat the Colts after a third period fumble. Charlie Zbur and Jackie Wilden look on anxiously as oftie cials measure for a first down. It was short but on the next play Ron Steiner went over for the touchdown. Jack Wilden re- ceives first' aid from Dr. Bee, School Phy- sician, and Coach Lengel as Head Coach Farabaugh looks on during an anxious moment in the Northern Cam- bria game. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD Rowl Dave Bash, Ed Redd, Jerry Gilbert, Tim Sexton, Jim Nance, Tom Jacoby, Ron Johnston, Howard Reed, Jerry Kuzusko, Mitchell Vedder. Row2 Harry Reed, Vincent McClure, Lawrence Kunkle, Wayne Tressler, Mark, Gorman, Tony Manniccia, Don Anderson, Dino Ager. Row 3 Mgr. Jon Gross, Joe Bertilino, Richard Mudill, Peter Recupero, Ron Getty, Bruce Terry, Alex Edwards, Ron Walker, Rod Ruddock, George Kennedy, Ron Lesneski. Row4 Tom Uber, Ed Rankin, Tom Rayco, Clifford Craig, Jim Recupero, Robert l.chr, Russ Brummert, Fred Johnston, Tom Sullivan, William Leonardo, Tim Lentz, Tom Crumrine. x,,,k X as VARSITY BASKETBALL Peep Cikowski, Ron Steiner, Chauncey Cruzicno, Tom Frick, Ed Clark, Bill Spicher, Whitey Boyer, Vernon Cloypoole. Basketball Couch Stapleton gives some los? minute mstructlons Vernon Cluypoole and Jerry McKnight boffle up on before fume In opponent, 1:11 X 5 i , .gap f ?TQ'. 'ff L ' ::E, , 0 a E 5 BM? H S2 Egg X 1 4 ., , 3 ,J 'Ps if ,Ag 33,81 ff if XX 1 TW JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBAIL Coach Eugene LepIey's Junior Varsiiy men ieamed up for a good season. Row I Nick Antonuccio, Jim Kin- fer, Jerry McKnight, Charles Spadafora, Joe Kuzneski. Row2 Coach Lepley, Rusiy Collins, Alan Ash, Gene Rinkus, Francis Grego, Fur- man Smith. S-J' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Mr. Kenneth Davis' Junior High School team was unde- feated this season. Rowl Coach Davis, Gallo, Kozusko, Ja- coby, Maniccia, Johnsfon, Wetzel, Wagner. Row2 Kennedy, Renz, Shafifer, Chapman, Redd, Belock, Madill. Jerry McKnight struggIes to lay one up in a JV coniest againsi Purchase Line. 91 1 if ? A S3333 33 rytxfitilifpti Xff V X x 1 A lv fin E BW: V V IV, 1133 5 ' Mi ' r 'A , :B 1 3 t Q 'lf Q 1. '1' 1:n,U jg Vw- , 41 ,ai-f H f-.5 .1-9. a me jr ,R 'f H zz, I in df 4 4 5 8, 1 'f 'Lf 1 ,.. ,Z'1' Qj'- f . E415 , 3 4 'i A ' m 2 vm Am , . 1 W 2 J' M' V -Pau mvrw, A I ,E 4 Q if Q -X R711 Q! 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X L f .Q ' Q f f . 1, fag.. .--A , .F -2 1 2 my , ,X Q. .ff a .Q . 1 ,511 x I IJHS hurler George Hamilton shows the form which en- abled the Little lndians to extend their long record of consecu- Baseball This year, as last, Coach Davis and his base- ball team were hampered by rain at the begin- ning of the season and only a few outdoor prac- tices were possible. Despite this they were still able to have another winning season with a rec- ord ot 6 wins and 5 losses. SEASON BASEBALL RECORD Kiski Prep .. Ferndale . . Westmont .. ., Johnstown Catholic Conemaugh , Franklin ,. Johnstown . Altoona . . Altoona . .. Laurel Valley . . . Central Cambria . ,, Opp. Indiana 6 7 O 13 'I 0 'll 7 3 26 2 4 2 1 , 1 7 .ll 4 3 2 5 7 97 E? --L mr 4,4 ., A M WAN, W. was W L., xkh, ., - ,- T M A , - f vue: T, ff f. ' ..-. f Jock Kurtz, playing on the Faculty Team, takes a cut at the boll in an intramural softball contest. The Faculty went on to win. Intramurals Left A girl's softball game between Room l and l'lO is viewed from a second floor window. Below John Spronkle and Scott Overdorff take asm ond prepare to toss their horse- shoes in the intramural horseshoe tournament. 5 4 '- Two girls' teams meet in a noontime volleyball match. Jackie Wilden smacks a hard return against the 12th grade Machine Shop Team, Ken SYanko slams a soffball 'ha' appears destined to c!ear the fence. 99 - :SLB Torn Smith, the Little Indian, trees the Kittanning Kitten following an Indiana touchdown. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders go through one of their snappy routines. Kneeling are Connie Cowoski, Carol Lohr, and Sue Steiner. Standing, Monica Petrosky, Linda Grundy, and Tereasa DiTullio. Coke, please , . . potato chips . . . hot dog with mustard. lt's mass confusion at the football refresh- 'nent stand at half time. A chilly but undcxunied student cheering section laughs, yells, and wcnches cs the Litrle Indians rock up :mother win, The Cheerleaders ancl the Crowd The Vorsity Cheerleaders forming cn symbolic I ore Dolfie DiTuIlio, Bonnie Grundy, Bonnie Cunningham, Connie Secosky, Morcy Sheehe, Foirh Noble, and Coleen McCarthy. Ella Jane Warner, Betty Demyan, Joanne Simpson, Rita Fisher, Tom Smith, Mr. Hood, and Kears Pollock lbehind the cameral work on copy for the H1957 L'lndien. The High Arrow Staff was headed by Faith Noble. Sandy Drye was Feature Editor and Larry Harpster served as Sports Editor. The 1956-57 High Arrow was awarded First Place by both the University of Pittsburgh and the Columbia University Critical Service. Betty Demyan and Jean Gallaher count out issues of the High Arrow for distribution during the seventh period. 1. Publications at-it fr The book you are reading was guided to completion by Editor Tom Smith. Judy Larsen was Business Manager. lt is one of the two publications for which the Journalism Staff is responsible. We hope it meets with your approval. Members of the Journalism Class have enlisted the aid of students from each homeroom to assort the indi- vidual picture packets for distribution. 102 Kay s Patrons For The I957 Llndlen The buslness establishments and persons lasted below have all contributed nn a flnanclal way to help the Publlcatuons Staff produce thus annual For thelr conslderatton the Llndten Staft IS most grateful Barclays Hardware Dr Danuel Bee J Boyds Jewelry Store Brody s Brown s Boot Shop George T Buchanan Buchman s H J Buchheut Campus Grtll Capttol Restaurant Coca Cola Company Johns Jewelry and Gift Shop Jones Furnuture Co J W Kun Mr and Mrs Paul Koch Dr Bernard C Lewlne Luxenbergs McGregor Motel Mortons Drug Store G C Murphy Co Musser Forests Inc Nlagara Deep Massage Dalry Queen Nu Btlt Upholstertng Co Dermltt s Typewrlter Center Ducks Sweet Shop Gattns Drug Store Dr Wtlltam C Grau Henry Hall Earl R Handler Helen s Beauty Shop Helwtg Insurance Co Hess Restaurant Hull Funeral Home Indtana Indiana Indtana Induana Indtana Induana Indtana Indlana Indiana Apparel Merchants Assn Automobrle Dealers Assn Datry Eventng Gazette Hardware Lumber and Supply Marttnlzlng Musuc House News Co Owens Market Parnell Cowher Insurance Patrlcnan Shop Penn Furntture Co J C Penney Co Peelor Serene and Fee Attorneys Rends Bake Shop Robertshaw Fulton Controls C Robnnson Lytle Ross and DeGaetano Shortys Frult Market Star Furntture Co Streamlnne Market J M Stewart Hardware Sutnl Funeral Home Troutmans Uncle Bulls Amusements WDAD I . . .l . 11 I - U . 1 I ' . 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' I I . , , . . , . . . ., I I I - o. - , . . 1 - . . . . , . . . , 103 'ra Editor Thomas Smith Assistant Editor Despo Stavres Business Manager Judy Larsen Art Edltor Bonnie Grundy Sports Editor Dorothy DuTullio Senior Editor Roberta Buyers The Indiana Joint High School yearbook is a protect of the class in Journalism The stat? of the 1957 L Indlen washes to acknowledge the fol lowing persons for their invaluable assistance in the production of this book W L Coffman Photographer Indiana for Senior Photography and many hours of service to the IJHS Camera Club The Zimmerman Engraving Co of Sykes vuce and guidance in the engraving process Kurtz Bros Clearfield printers of this vol ume and Mr Alex Zebrun representative Delmar Studios for the underclass photo graphs The Indiana Joint High School Camera Club Art Worth President and Mr Rayburn Grove Sponsor forthe candlds used IH this book The IJHS Art Department Mr Robert Kline and Mr Clarence Pennington for assistance with the art work used throughout Llndnen The numerous members of the ournallsm Staff and others who helped with picture :den tificatton and write ups To all we give sincere thanks THE STAFF 104 I I I I I I , . . ' ' I I . I ville, and especially Mr. Milo Zimmerman for ad- ., I . . h , . , . I . I , , - , , . , . - , , . , .