Jenner Boswell Joint High School - Rex Collium Yearbook (Boswell, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

6 D7 7421951 f f 5 .lVl'.Y-1-I lining: uv T1A 11A'l1 0 JENNER TOWNSHIP BOSWELL BOROUGH JENNERSTOWN BOROUGH OUR JOINT HIGH SCHOOL 'WQ .K 4 IA If!! uni Zyffv 4 Z! avi 7'f X' iffy ig9?f If ,Z fgffgtif ,Z-O gg 4-f Z gf X ff!! I PRESENTING A SYMPHONY ? . I V A . pf! 1 X, ff' ' Z 1' 1, if . f 2' 6 4 2 y, if 4 , FZ If ,. X, f'1, ,- , .fb ' VS' '.I .Af f , ' -' 4 I 4 f?-ifQfj,f 7 ' 1 T f' L 5 4 A ,, f,,Q ff X L, 1 I 4 r f f ff 4 . f , ,. f l f I ff ff f f '4 f . X I ' gy 1 4 K 4 . Q ' I ff f 4 QQJA I Q fa 6- , f , , , ,V ' f- 3 f .1 4 f f , if , , ,f , ' A 1 - 2 f - f I f X4 'S i f 'X 4 f g 4 Z- 1 ' , , . ,f ' . , ff-f t ,f ' , .-' if ,f uf I, '14 - ,.' ',f ,,' f . f lk, Y 5 X ff' 4 gf' X! . . XI ff f , ' w,-' g , , - . ,Af LL. A ff L H ' K ,, . . V ,1 , , H y, 19 , 4, , , ,Lf lfifff I f i . K, 1, li-I 7 ,.: 51 v . 5 f' ' 7'1'f', 'f' iigf ,A 7: If ff , f' ' ' f f,-. K' f , If y ,ff 6 K X, I ' ,Cf , 'A , ,K , , V' J , , . I I 9 J I ,. VM., ,Af , J . OF EVENTS FOR THE PAST YEAR 0UR STORY . . . We, the class of 1951, proudly present this annual. To us it is the symbol of the four years we worked, played and spent together. We will always remember the friendships that we made here. Now that these four years of preparation are over, we stand ready to step into the world and do our chosen work. Our parents and teachers have struggled to keep us going in the right way. Now that we are older and wiser we realize all that they have done to help us. We thank our parents for the opportunities they have given us, and our teachers for helping us to make the most of these opportunities. And now.. , on with the music. BOSWELL BOROUGH . . . JENNERSTOWN BOROUGH lib it tx UR Al-MA MATER CTune: The Halls of Ivyj Oh, how happy are the memories that remain with us today. And we will not forget, tho' we be far, far, away. Oh, the days of joys and sadness every heart with pride will swell, As every voice in sadness bids its own fond fare-well. One day a hush will fall, the footsteps of us all will echo down the hall and disappear, But as we sadly start our journeys far apart, A part of every heart will linger here, and the Days of joys and sadness, in the halls of J. B. J. Will live with us forever and be ever in our praise. - Erlwrzrd Kisfler 5 The Literary Staff and Business Stalf, this year with Miss Barnhart, lVIrs. Bittner and Mr. LaVigIne as advisors, began in the late fall to prepare the yearbook for the press. Many long hours were spent in planning and scheduling pictures and in gathering infor- mation from the clubs and classes for write- ups. During this time the Business Staff was hard at work Collecting' ads from the sur- rounding area. The two staffs combined work with fun by having a bake sale, the proceeds of which went for a joint party. After all our hard work We are proud of the results. This annual was made pos- sible with the help and Co-operation of everyone on the staff. J. Reynolds, liditorg Mrs. Bittnerg M Stanton, Bus. Manager SITTING: J. Reynolds, M Jones. STANDING LEFT T0 RIGHT: W Querry, D. Begley, A. Bamb ling, M. Maurer, R. Vish, L Fritz, K. Slavich, A. Donia Miss Barnhart, 1' STANDING: J. Stoner, V. Kennell, J. Stotier. LEFT T0 RIGHT: A. KudaSik, V. Dedik, A SITTING: A. Moyers, J. Cole, P. AndeI'S1n. Kamak, S- Shaffer, D- C31'1'0Hf M- KGYSQI A. Mangcs, R. Burkholder, M. Stanton, E. Deal, Hr. LaVigne, F. Mincek, J. Fotta M. IIaskOwSka. LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor Ass't Editor Ferltzllzf Editor Art Editor . Photography Editor Sport Editor A Chief Typist Adrisors JOAN REYNOLDS MARY JONES MARY JONES JESS ENGLE ANNA R. IMOYERS , FRED THOMAS PHYLLIS ANDERSON MISS BARNHART MRS. BITTNER 1illSl'IIl'SS Jlrlflrrgwl' ASs't Illmzuyrv' SUc'1'cftfz1'y T1'f'usur1'r Ad visor MARJORIE STANTON ANN KUDASICK STELLA SHAFFER FRANCES MINCEK MR. LAVIGNE Our orchestra has 650 members. :J I e V y f r. . Il i i xi .1 I ' -:- ir g ILJHIJI- lull 1 ll -n - l - e U' ' -1 1:1 ' Y 1 ,f fs! 8 5:-fi 'QP W-any , -QU? 4 42 ian h 8 1' ,uu- 5- I' ' '1i- -F 6 -if Af is f ' m 1 ii ' ,355 ,Zim 550 -fx 1 1 fm Q4 5 af? -' 4' Q 'A N gww fy, K ,fu ' J f J, ,Af V3 vm In Q ,, x I -HN, 'Q IH-vslflf-nt AA,,. . . EDWARD FRIEIJLINE l'Y1-Cl'-I,I'l'SI.lIl'llf ,,.,.... ,.,,, , JOHN RHOADS Secretary ....,.....,...... AGNES SWEARMAN T,-vasurvr... ,....,....,,..... ...HELEN EMI-:Rr Under the capable guidance of this joint group the Jenner-Boswell-Jennerstown con- solidation has completed its third successful year. The School Board of J. B. J. Joint High School, composed of seven members from Jenner Township, five members from Bos- well Borough and five members from Jen- J f rv- f 4. ffexfffi i'f!CI 7 LSX7. J DR. GUY HARTMAN Supervising Principal The first shown measure of achievement in high school is usually determined by the grades on the report card. This is important. However, if book learning and intellectual achievement become an only measure, then our high school program has failed. Your behavior, your ideals and your group conduct are far more important than mere grade achievement. It is our fondest hope that you may develop a keener sense of discrimination in the everyday habit of honesty, courtesy and beautiful living at its best. By so doing, you will become a loyal citizen in your com- munity, a worthy member of your family and a pillar in your church. To this end you have our best wishes and most earnest devotions. nerstown Borough, met monthly in the school library. This year along with handling all the regular problems that a school of this size has, the wheels were set in motion for the planned addition to make a bigger and better high school. The actual work on this project which will include a new auditorium and new classrooms will begin this summer. We sincerely thank these men and wo- men for the work that they have done to promote our education. SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME MR. JAMES B. DIETZ Principal From the merriest celebration to the most solemn ceremony, there is appropriate music to inhance the occasion. Through it the individual, alone or as a member of a group, can give expression to his every mood and feeling. It enriches many of the school's activities. It is a language, a pleasure, and a leavening for a satisfactory living. As such it rightfully holds a prominent place in our high school curriculum. All junior high students are enrolled in required music courses. However, a large number elect junior band. In the senior high, approximately two thirds of our students are enrolled in elective vocal and instrumental groups. Such high interest and participation is unusual. It is hoped this interest will continue and that with additional facilities, it can be expanded and more fully satisfied. Our aim is to offer additional music electives that will further aid in disclosing individual ability, provide more opportunities for development of talent, promote a greater love for music and a fuller appreciation of its versatility, and to give stronger emphasis to the joy and satisfaction of cooperative music effort. A special note of thanks goes to Mrs. Leah S. Martin, our school secretary. Mrs. Martin is always on the job in Mr. Dietz's otlice keeping the accounts of all the clubs in order, typing the daily bulletins, or any of the many other jobs that must be done to keep the school office running smoothly. aaa t ,..:-1 '91 y :lieu Q13 T 4 X Run! Bum B S Un1verQ1ty of P1ttQbu1gh Sclence Mf1themf1t1cs BET1 Y B KRNHART B S Indmna. State Teachem College Engllsh Spdmsh Llbldlldfl Jun1o1 D11m1 t1cs Rex Colllum Run BARKLEY B A Jumata. College UH1V9FS1tV of P1ttsburg,h Hlstory Art and Cmtte C lub ESEIXN B1TrN1.R B S Indlana. State Te.ache1s College Sho1thf1nd Tvplng General Busmess T1 1111 1ng Rex Colllum Trl H1 Y EARL BOWMAN A B Th1elCollege E M Ull1V9ISltVKDf Plttsburgh Enghsh L1b1 llllll fllllllHCL H1 Y Louls B luL11vLNAK B A St Francls College Pennsxlv 11111 State College Problems of Democ1 dex CIVICS PQI1HSVlV'1Hl 1 H1story Danclng Club OWEN l' li0RNER B S Franklm and Malehall Umvereltv of Plttsburgh Cf1l1forn1a State Tedchels College Industr1f1lArte Guls Shop Em AK llos1 Ell 111: B S C l.l1fO1Y11d St 1te Te ichezs College Unlverslty of P1tt-aburgh Mathemfztlce Plfme Geometry MOVIE Club CHARLEs luzmaxns B S Callfornla State Teachers College P h y s 1 c s Mathematlcs Algebra Student Councll EDWARD IslsTLER B S Indlana State Teachers College Jumor Band Senlor Band STANLEY J KRUPNIK B S West Chester State T6dCh91S Col lege Wavne UHlV9FSltV Indlanx State Teachers College Chemlstrx Blologv Health FRANKLIN LAVILNE B S Pennsylvanla State College Vo catlonal Agrlculture Future Farmers I Amerlca Rex Colllum ELIZABLTH IUDWII B A St Francls College Enghsh EDNA LUNDQUILST B S Indlana State Teachers College Akron Un1vers1ty Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Typlng Buslness Engllsh Office Practlce Bookkeeplng Commerclal Club DONALD 0 FONNOR B S Indlana State Teachers College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Notre Dame Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Geography SBFVICG Club Wrestlmg Coach Asslsthnt Football Coach PAULINE Of LINE B S Indlana State Teachers College Pennsylvanla State College Home Econo mlcs Future Homemakers of Amerlca acufty 7,3 Louis PIKE B S Lock Haven State Teachers College Health Educatlon Asslstant Football Coach Asslstant Basketball Coach ifmsn B SHAFFER Junlor Hlgh School Prmclpal B S Calltorma State Teachers College Pennsyl vama State College Geography Hlstory Geography Club ,ILANNr SOISSON B A St Francls College Enghsh Eagle Culs Bxsketball Mxun ELLFN SPROWLS B A Jumata College UHlV61S1ty of Plttsburgh Enghsh Dramatlcs Envwmn Szsvuzuc B S Washlngton and Jefferson Hlstory Footbxll Coach Basketball Coach Athletlc Club Louisa THOINIAS B S Indlana State Teachers College Umvelsxty of Mlchlgan Vocal MUSIC Eng hsh Kmttmg Club Glee Club I LADY'-n WM NER Passanant Hospltal Plttsbul gh Pa School Nurse I rom 1- flMlNII'RlVIAN B S Callfornla State Teachers College Hlstorv Drlvers Educatlon DI'1V1Hg Club School Patrol . Q I ' r, I . . , g. . , .1 I 1 J .. . . . .g , . . Q . pi , A' ' 1 .1 1- ' 1 1 K 1 l 7 s a ' 1- .L .W . ' ' ' v y 9 .1 , I l 2. . V .1 sa K4 . T . N. . . , . W . I I . . , , .. 1 ' ,. Y g . 1 ' y- 5 'w . . , . , I I I . C 7 1 X Q o . l r 'S , A , r- . , , . N - 1 I t A J I v 4 w ' i l 0 I K' 1 9 . . 'Q 11' 4 I4 74 A 4 . ' ' I . - 7- , . , . . . . K .1 2 SENIOR OFFICERS Prcsiflenf ,.,..,...,.. .. . , , . LEWIS MAVST Vice IU-esiflmt , ,. ,.,.. JOAN REYNOLDS Secrefary .,,., .,.. A NNA RVTH MOYERS Treasurer .,.. .. ,,.A,. ,.,. . ., MARTIN JAROSICK Class Flower: GARDENIA Class Color: GREEN AND WHITE M. Jarosick, L. Maust, A. R. Moyers, J. Reynolds -H any of 7'ou2 eau Together In all the hustle and happiness of grad- uation let's take a little time. as the class of 1951, to look back over the song in four parts that we have been composing together for the past four years. The fall of 1947 found us entering the Boswell High School as complete greenies. By the middle of the term our first shyness had worn off and then the walls of the gym echoed to the shouts of Swing your partner and Promenade . No, those weren't hill billies but our class square dance, our first real project. Next we see ourselves as Sophomores, busy and anxious to get through our second year. Now that we knew the students and faculty it was easier to get into the swing of things. The months passed quickly until it was spring, which brought the crowning glory of the year, our Spring Hop and a lot of fun for everyone. At the close of school that year it was hard to realize that we had actually reached the halfway point of our goal. L For three short months we relaxed and had fun and then the ring of class bells called us back again. As Juniors we had even more fun to look forward to. As our first event in the fall we had a Sadie Hawkins Dance, giving the girls a chance to pick their dates for the evening. Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner were represented by Doris Begley and Eugene Burock. To celebrate Valentine's Day we held a Heart Hop. The year drew to a hil- arious close with the Junior class play, Three Blind Dates. With the arrival of our class rings, the ordering of name cards and graduation an- nouncements, and the completion of our an- nual we realized our goal-Seniors at last! With hard work, we produced a successful Senior play, The Green Vine. This was followed by the annual Football Dance with Lewis Maust as King and Lois Fritz as Queen. To represent our class at the Maple Festival in April we chose Phyllis Anderson. No senior year is complete without a prom. To us our senior dinner dance was the last perfect note. Now the music of the finale begins and the class of 1951 will soon be taking its last bow. We, as a class, are proud of our per- formance. In scholarship, in sports, in friend- ships we have tried to produce a clear and perfect record. As students we will never return to J. B. J. but we will never forget it nor our years of fun and work together no matter where our different vocations may lead us. We will look back often and re- member our song of four years together. eniou . . . SO LONG PHYLLIS ANDERSON ALBERT BAMBLING JOHN BARNDT DORIS BEGLFY JAMES BENCE JAMES BITTIN ER IIIYLI IS XNDFRSON Ihvll sm 1ll but lNlgl'ltW dynm11c pe1sonal1ty capable T11 H1 H S6ClQt 115 l11Ln1b6l of Jun1o1 .md sc 1101 pl IN ClQt t1e.1su1e1 of Teen Canteen llke to t ilk AI BERT BANIBLIXG bnuffy un shy one of Iddlcs little Bears collects Uckets at the MAIV Lee The,1te1 would llke school lt hc hxd QIX study hxlls a day JOHN BARNDT John lots of Flldflllllg fuendly but qulet IH school one of Reds bovs llkLQ 1ll outdoor sports halls flom Acosta p10 wlestlmg televlslon fan DORIQ BFC' LEY Dolls qulet but not shx llkes the nlme Ken fI0l11 the Medlcxne Clty wlll be a secletlry, always seen mth Jovce and Velmer JAMEQ BENCE Jlm blonde curly han' studlous lucky at bqnk nlght one of Chub s boys favorlte subject IS P O D soft spoken llkeable fellow JAMES BITTN ER Jlm played ghost 1n the semor play, goes flymg down the road 1n a Ford has a solo pllot llcense, works at hxs Dads garage has a specml heart throb 1n Bosu ell , 1 A , XM w 1 3 I i ,Y 1 1 w - 11 1. 4 1 1 1 Al I . 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A I A A V .ZIV Q I I I A AY , V V. .' ' . V V V' H . Y I 1 ' .V V ' , , , cLrr'ful of girls, comes from Ferrelton, member' of zrmbrtion is to be 21 housewife for' Fred, another' I I ,. ' I ' . ' -. V V ' ' l V V ' V ' A ' , ' . 4 . ' ' ! . Y A 7 ' I ' . V' V ' . . . V' , . , . . V ' , . V y - r ' ' , .y , , . , 1 K , u 1 ' y , .O ' ' . Z rn 1 ., V' , . 5 z ' ' 'z .. , V ' , . . ' V, . ' V ' . . y . , . 4 L ' K, 3 , .Z Q V. VK V' ' . . , , . ' ' ,V .1 V . l 2 2 , 1 . , K K 1- . . K Z . ' I . -. . ,. K . -L, 1 .' , ,V 5 ', .. 'A' r- I 'K . .V ' ,A . . . em'o'z.4 enioti . . . MEMORIES ANGELA DONIO Buddy, loves to tease all girls, dark complexion and black curly hair make him quite a handsome guy, the teachers will never forget his wild antics. GEORGE DUNKLE Dunkle, leads the band at football games and in parades, faithful F. F. A. member, heart interest in the senior class, devilish grin for everyone. JPQS IUNGI E Jtss tall vsith cuily han bass dllllllllltl in the band kept busy painting pictures for all senioi activities dexil in senior plav likes to fish and hunt JOA N FOTTA Joan, likes to dance, easy to get along with, active member of the Business Staff of annual, plans to become secretary after graduation. LUIS FRITZ Lois, active varsity cheerleader, editor of school paper, long-lasting friendship with Wanda Barclay, heart throb is Lewis Maust, English is among her favorite subjects in school. i RIC H -XRD FUNIBITA Gumps student director of senior play dlives .1 black Fold aluavs teasing someone member of the virestling squad works in Sam Rogers store strict woman hitfl 'Wi INCELO DONIO CEORGE DUNRLF JESS PNC I If JOAN FOTTA IOIS PRI I7 RICH XRD FOWIBITA w w 1 v w 0, I 4. 1 K f I I . 1 1 v' - . ' . . . J . ' , ' . . ' . .' 1 s r v , . I . . . . , . .. t . K , . 1 I . . . y. . . . . v . v . ' , ' Y . 1 - 1 A 1 v' v . 2 , .. - .M . at L I I A S' v f . I ' . 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CHARLES HANEY V A ERNEST HENRY Nl ARTIN J AROSIL lx N S alli X ELYIFR RENNELL ANN KUDASILR KEN NETH GRIP I' ITH Dcnns goes down to Plllt0NKIl qu1tc often drncs a new red Chewrolet llkes mllk shakes and huntmg 1 sodx Jerk ln Jennerstown DlUg'St0lC nom nn hntcl lhltes to be xuthout themj Groundhog the blggest te xse ln the senior class flashw red han' lowes to hunt groundhogs one of the semor womanhltus mother GCDIOT diner tl unlng student ERN EST HENRY l rms one of Ml LINIQZIIL s pun students famous fox hls slx dulllsh 1,11n domsnt llke school is much as he should lsk him how he lost his tooth 19 XR'l IN .I XRObICIx I :Jah blushcs It the name of Pearl co captam the basketb Ill team honor student gre'1se monkey Kutchmm s Cu 1rd1 in of the Semor Mmt hopes to go on to college Boots comes from Randolph natural cully han so shy she h as to be coaxed to talk works xt Sam Rogers prep uung fox secletarlal work after school 'ANN hl DASILK -Xnn alxx nys his 1 cheerw hello for ewnonc consldus MISS Lundqucst the ldcxl teichcl ictnc on both the Student Councll and Buslness Staff of th lllllllil 5, . 2 ' O' .1 N. 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'N. . 4 ' 5 ll ,-y Z ' v, e 1 z . 2111015 3 I 7 ' X IT WAS NICE ROBERT McLARIN EY LFWIS 'IIAUST PRANCFS 'IIINCEK XNNA RUTH NIOYERS BI AIN I PNROD Nl XRY ANN L XSKOVI Sh X Man Ann best hookey pl lycl of thc SlIll0!'S hls an llIfCCtl0l1S glggle llkes to chew gum seen flequentlx ln a glax Ch6XlOlEt hel flV0llt6 subject IS study hall ROBERT 'IIcLARN EY Boo stal blsketball playel always seen ln Bulkets dllnklng coffee verv good dancer school vslll be qulet when Boo .md Buddy leaxe plans on a nawy career LEWIS 'IlAUbT LOUIS captaln of the football team untll lnjury sldellned hllll plesldent of senlol class manager of the xxlestllng team presldent of Teen Canteen ll1t9l9SIlGd IH a senlol cheelleader I RANLES 'IIINLEK Fldll, next qulct md studlous fllcndly pcl sonlllty ask hel :bout Otto best pal ls Ruth Bulkholder vlolks it Whlte Stal mcmbel of the Buslness Staff AlN INA RUTH Nl0YERb Anna Ruth oul one and only senlol IHJJOICILIL sholt black hall blg smlle, faV0lIt9 sublect IS Engllsh has an eye fol Boswell alumnl BLAIN PEN ROD Blaln plans to make fdllTI vlolk hls caleel f IN Ollte subject IS Ag doesn t llke school too lnuch xxolk does work hard for F F A ' I I 1 1 1 1 . 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WHILE IT LASTED NOW IS THE HOUR . . . eniotd WAYNE QI ERRY ' les drummer' ' th b' nd ' es ' ' ' called Wrnnre favorrte teacher rs Mrss Spr on ls xc ry friendly smrle to frt hrs pe rson rlrtx JOAN RFYNOLDS Reynolds pe ppy drummer rr the band hrrd xxorkrng edrtor of the -Xnnurl our class comedr ll ury frrendly xxrll surelv be l9L1CL1Q9lI1 the future B XRBARA SL HNIUL RFK B lbs xxrll go on to college honor student member of the bind plays the pr1no heart rnterest rn Conemuugh Toxxnshrp news edltor of the F.1gle LAI VIN SHAI' FFR C'1lhoun plays the big b'1ss horn belongs to F F A trenels 1round rn hrs dads Chrysler alxx1ys mth Prnre urd Brll lrkes the grrls STELLA SHAFFER btel smlll grrl blondr h1rr p'e1s1ng person 1lrty her fnorrte sehool rs Conemrugh Tmxnshrp lo es to trlk llkes 1ll thc boys member of hc Clee Club C X I HERINE SLA! 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I XX 1, -1 2 3 ' l 1 , , . 1. 1 l ,ou 3 - 1 1 11 I I1o,1 It .e 1 1 lga. Y 'I Y 1 Y ' Reach Higrhcr! Lois. Fix it nice. Seniors using wire recorder. Santa at the Christmas Tea. Student Day at J. B. J. Come to the Snow Ball Dance. Very Tasty. Working hard George? 25 N ' 1 aut of Moments lll1l0'l5 OFFICER I!9IfIf'7If ELE zu ' li-I-1' T0 RICHT ly Williams M A V1 lf Sadoyysln L Pokos lou just can t kee class is surel ' 1 ANOR WILLIAMS zcszdrnf LOUIS Pokos Suntany FLFRIFDA Sanowsxv Tnrzszuu MARY AMN VIN! SKY msky p a good class down, and our peppy Juniol y proof of this. This liy ely group is well represented n every phase of school activities. The Student Louncil was guided through a successful year with Juniors James Maust as piesident and James Zimmerman as vice-president. In addition to having members on every team in sports, the school b-ind was led by Junior majorettes Elfrieda Sadowsky, ancy' Lee Taylor, and Mary Alice Roberts. Varsity cheerleaders, Wanda Barclay Nancy Burke, Shirley Clark, and Eleanor Wil- liams boosted team morale at every game. We were also well represented in such important school activities as the newspaper and annual. As a complete class our activities opened early in the year with a Sock Hop, a Skating Party at Skateland in February and ended with the Junior Prom and the Annual Junior Play in the spring. To raise our financial status, we made and sold cookies during the Christmas vacation and also sold ice cream and milk every day' to the students and faculty at lunch time. Our efforts during the year were helped and guided by Miss Soisson, Mr. Krupnik and Mr. Kerekes, our advisors. Now our Junior year is fast drawing to a close and We are ready' to proudly take our places as Seniors next year. 26 I.:-:FT T0 RIGHT! G. Gavel, A Beahr, M. J. Keyser, R. Bit- tlehrun, V. Dedik, C. Hol- sopple, N. Berkebile, G. Baird E. J. Berkey, J. Kennell, S Clark, M. L. VVilliams, J Kolma. C. Ickes, R. Bittlebrun N. Burke, P. Critchfield, H Coleman. K. Burket, J. Fultz, R. Fritz li. Hemminger, J. Deaner, li Deal, D. Fritz, J. Fisher, D Behon, A. Henry. Ass!-INT: Phillips, D. J Smith, M. A. Gore, A. Hay LEFT T0 RIGHT: D. Miller D. Vesek, S. Avery, F Shields, K. Leydig, M. li Baughman, A. M. Manges M. R. Maurer. J. Lohr, D. Plummer, R Raley, V. Pelesky, H. Wien- cek, B. Pete1's, M. Jones, S Hay, A. Magazzu. A. Lucas, J. Niemiec, E Mincek, L. Pokos, A. Neri A. Panek, D. Peterson, J Philsun, R. Robertson. I.I-:I-'T To R1r:nT: D. Judlu- wsky, J. Lyzbicki, V. Turney M. O'Hara, R. Ryniak, M Begley, N. J. Meyers, M. A Vinisky, A. Kaniak. B, Stewart, B. A. Roberts D. Roberts, E. Sadowsky, W Barclay, E. Williams, G Lutz, M. A. Roberts, N. I. Taylor. J. Zimmerman, T. Shuwman V. Spangler, V. Sloan, D Speicher, B. Stewart, L Stuck, J. Shaffer, R. Spei- Cher. YOIQA 01710725 WHEN YOU WERE SWEET SIXTEEN OFFICERS nsulruf 1 JI-l I Iffsuf DALE STAN nm if 0111111 If 'WARFARFT T1 1 1-Mm vo mel Q IM c LPM' 'ro R11 H1 R Schmudu 'VI Tu ml o D Stanton I Del ura It doeqn t aeem powlble th xt only a V931 ago We vs ere mere tleshmen stlugglmg to adyust to 1 completely new and dlfferent schedule Although only sophomoles we polnt w1th pr1de to the contrlbutlons we have alleady made for the advancement of our outetandlng IdCl1tlOl'1Q to the achool teama ln the fleld of Qporta lhe footb 1ll te 1m vx ts uded by Sophomorea Dlve Holnel DXVlI.,llt McLlemens and Bob Ogllne the vslestllng squad by Leo DeLuca Dave Horner md Bob Ogllne and the b-wketball team by George Phllllps and Steve Benedlct To cheer theqe boys on to vlctory vsere the Sophomore cheerleadels Norma Jean Emerlck Mary Foradoll Lols Gomblta and Margle Tulenko Margle Tulenko was also chosen ae secretaly of that lmportant school group the Student Councll Our only QOC1dl event was -1 football dance aftel one of the gamea Ploud of ou1 recold ahexdv vse st11ve onlx fol lllgflel 1nd bettel xccompllshments 1n the comxngr x e lr Oul leaders th1s veal were Mrs Baer M1 Szeuc7yk and M1 H09t9tl61 N I' ' - ,LEQ I 1, 'CA ff Vive- ' - '. l'11f ., ' 7'wn,- -fr lim : .vu I' 'KICK .' 1 ': . 'Q-', l . lr Q , . , l. A , l I 1 Y L n an C . I ' school. We are especially proud of the members who have made A z 2 'zu 2 , . z ' ', f f ' w 1 ' - y 1 w ' w I 1 ' . 7 5 ' . Y ' 2 .. Y 'A 'lv ' I 1 4 Q K, n . , . . , L. . y . . i . . . -7 . ' ' f c ' 4 . 1 . 1 2 I , y S 4' .ry 1 ' - 2 . , 'z s S J z . 1 - w ' w . 1 y 1 s 1 v - I.I:FT TU RIGHT: L. DeI.uI-a, IJ Flasher, A. Anderson, N. Avery V. Baraniak, M. Avery, R. Grove R. Frank. J. Beal, A. Baker, P. I-Iurlak, A Donia, N. J. Emeriek, D. Iierkey K. Guwaithy, M. Foracluri, IC Glllmrt. IC. Guhn, 0, Bl'0l'll1l, S. Iierierllrt R. Ramlmlingr, J. Baker, T. Gmnlwin A. Arden, K. Carroll, Ii. Ilay. ABSI-INT: IJ. Rurkholder, G IIKIVDOII I.r:IfT T0 RIGHT: I.. Gmnllita, V I.int, C. Kingrera, M. A. PI-unesti H. Piasecki, B. Leasuck, IVI Loughry. A. Griffith, Z. Geislwert, J. Maven- czak, M. Knupp, W. Lape, D. Plum- mer, J. Nymick, L. Maruca. D. Moskey, D. Horner, D, Mr Clemens, N. Mastillo, G. Hutler IC. Janeczak, S. Keyser, J. Pelesky I.. Lvasock. AHSIINT: G. Phillips. I.I:lfT TH RIGHT: A. Miller, C. Iiip uso, J. Rice, R. Sehmucker, D Spangler, A. Meyers. R. Sadowsky. D. St. Clair, V. Schrock, K. Ossel- lmurne, G. Racey, R. Stodclarrl, N. Shaffer, S. Ream. P. Phillips, P. Pyle, B. shafff-I, P. lewis W Stiffler R 0 'line D. 4 - v - 1 - Il 'y Rauch, R. Steck, B. Stayrook. ABSENT: Ii. Stroke, R. Shceler. I.I'II T T0 RIGHT: I.. St. Clair, I.. Roberts, B. Zanoni, G. Neulmff, M. Tulenko, D. Dalsass. N. Colemen, IV. Neidermeier, J. Wieneek, R. Shaffer, T. Querry, J. Rhodes, S. Tressler. IC. Yish, D. VVuy, R. Shaulis, BI. Shaffer, J. Whitfield, D. Stanton, I.. Thomas, J. VVinters. ABSENT: D. lVilliams. 29 'freshmen WAITING V101 I zcszdent Secmtazz T1 zasmez P Sllckelman D Jacobs OFFICERS P1 fszdf 111 PATRICIA SLICKERMAN EDDIE MAI RER DONNA JACOBS DONNA QHEFTIC Sheftlc E Maul 61 Crash' Bang' These loud nolses seem to have followed us freshmen wherever we ventured Belng the largest class ln the hlgh school bulldmg the freshmen are well represented IH all act1v1t1es The boys do their part on the partlclpate 1n extra currlcular actlvltles such as cheerleaders and maJorettes We entered lnto the swlng of thmgs lmmedlately wlth a skatlng party at Skateland Our Heart Hop on February 14 proved to be among the most successful dances of the year SIX of our boys aChl9V6d letters ln football They were Gene Oglme Tom Tressler John Vmosky Fred Shaffer Don Ogllne and Mlllard Peterson On the basketball squad Edward Maurer Fred Shaffer and Harry Clark dlstlngulshed themselves by steallng three berths on the Jumor Vars1ty Squad Ed Maurer also substltuted on the varslty team Helplng to lead the J V Squad on the vlctory were our peppy cheerleaders Barbara Mlller and Mary Lee Szewcvyk PIVC of Mr Obovnor s human pretzels were eventually rec ognxzed as freshmen We were led and gulded m all our act1v1t1es by our four capable advlsors MISS Oglme Mrs Blttner Mlss Lundquest and Mr Cher venak l x' i., l ' ..,... . v ' ' 31 . ........ ,. , . ' ' ' , D. ' , . ' ' . 1 . 1 1 1 . . . ,1 L football field, basketball court, and the wrestling' mats. The girls . ' 7 I ' ! I ' I K . n 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 . , . , , ' l J 4 1' 1 'V I ll 3? - . , in. . , 1. I , M. K , 1 ' gghth grade IN A LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE .322 S 3 Q OFFICERS I'I'l'Sl'fII'llf . .. ....... ,. ............ ,..,.. J UDY BALL View-I'rvsi1Icnf .I.. . . .. EUGENE Rozuivrs SCCl'l'flll'jl... . .... ,,...,, . .LEE MULL QR! Trf'r1s1n'1'r . .. PATTY CROSS Judy Ball, Patty Cross, Eugene Roberts. LEFT 'ro RIGHT: R. Baroni, P. Bar- clay, C. Burke, E. Avery, R.. Brou- gher, J. Chapple, A. Barndt, C Begley, B. Baird, B. Bailey. Beltrami, M. Budzina, J. Ball , Brown, G. Bambling, H. Arden . Bittner, J. Bazyk, R. Bowser. . Bodziak, E. Auman, E. Beahr, . Beener, C. Brosman, T. Berkey, . Barndt, D. Burkholder, E Brant, P. Baker. ra'-cs-A warp ABSENT! E. Baird, W, Beeman 5 R. Benedict. 1 Under the capable management of Miss Barkley, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Zimmerman, we, the eighth grade, are one year closer a goal-high school. This year for the first time the Junior High School sent representatives to the Student Council of the school. One was selected from each section of our grade. Our representatives were Ronald Brougher, Donald Snoberger, Deanna Gindlesperger and Eugene Roberts. Although divided into four sections We work together well as a class unit. The annual Eighth grade party showed this. Bonnie Lou Neatrour and David Griffith reigned as King and Queen. Entertainment consisted of a cake walk, a treasure hunt and dancing to a phonograph and juke box. We had lunch planned by the girls in their home ec. class. 7 ff .-9 W 'WP x mtl I n 4 P1 cc L IJ I indlupu LI U Q NH Llllg L K 0 IN 1 rx N I 1 a1 A D311 -X Dalusan o I1 Haivu 21111 Fatu A C ast ev Danials S lv. NIAN1 Ilu L IFIPT T0 RIKHT L Mull F IVIOOIL L Nlcflanon P 'VILC1ellan Kingua 'VI Meyus S Vlllltl Vlaluca A Johnston A VItC1a1on u I Leple H IVII 81 Wahl WI Lepley C IVIBLIIQI Wosholdei F Leplev W Lehman J Vlagauu R 'Vlob key C King E Joneb J K ne VS Nlobtollei S 'VIaclQ. E Key 61 FT T0 RICHT: Z. Shaffer Showman D. Reffner N. Sloan '. Penrod P, Smith E. Roberts . Pritts. . S iith A. Rtvak S. Query . .' atrour I. Sa or D. Snom tr'er B, Roddy S. Putman Roberts. C, Smith, J. Peters, O. Offline J Schrock, D. Snobergrer, D. Sheeler J. Pishko, D. Sheftic, VV, Ringler ABSENT: C. Pronesti, B. Ogline. L1:1-'T T0 RIGHT: A. Vinisky, D Straka, J. Supanick, P. Thomas J. Tressler, P. Urban, IZ. Spangler C. Turillo. M. Vish, E. St. Clair, D. Yost Ii. 'Williams, C. Thomas, K. Whip key, T. VValker, V. Stuflt, G XVheclc-r. J, Thomas, A, Thomas, P. Stern IC. Stevens, W. Williams, I.. Woz niak, I.. St, Flair, I, Tresslcr, V XVl1ipl4cy. LEFT 'ro RIGHT: W. Davis, M. A Fotta, N. Bittner, lVI. A, Fedoro- wicz, D. Brant, H. Conn, N. Ilene diet, K. Deal. L. Benford, T. Beahr, S. Daniels L. Clark, D. Bowser, J. Brant, D Coleman, R. Daniels, N. Blougzh. YV. Daniels, G. Carpenter, H. Deist D. Baughman, H, DeMareo, J. Bert- olini, R. Fritz, IC. Evans, H. lip pley, J. Berkey. ABS!-INT: A. F, Adams, li. Vriteh- field. Lici-'T 'ro Iiirzirr: J. Gohn, I.. Gindle- snerger, J. Gomlmita, A. J. Henry W. Fritz, J. Janeezak, O. Jarohs P. Gracie, M. A, Kaniak. J. Kingera, D. Horner, P, Johnson J. Gowarty, K. Hunter, J. Gohn B. Kimmel, lVl. J, Holsopple, IJ Grove. S. Golhy, S. Kimmel, li. Harvey E, Gohn, J. Henry, li. Gallueei B. Gowarty, D, Lease, L. Goodwin ABsENT: J. Griffith. L1-:FT 'ro RIGHT: N. Maurer, K U'Baker, B. Niemiee, C. Nichols W. Miller, J. Offline, H. Mills, M Miller, J. Mattie. F. Nlineek, D. Moskey, A. Liven- wood, H. Lohr, S. Mahl, C. Patton W. Lint, H. McVielier, L. Nieklow R. Mullen. N, Mattalina, E. Livingston, M. Lohr, C. Neuhoff, R. Moraveez, D Morgan, H. Leydig, H. Mishler K. Mitchell, 0. Mahi. I.Ei-'T T0 Iiioiirx R. Shaffer, C. Patrick, A. Ridilla, N. Roberts, J. Stoddard, L. Smalley, IC, Sellers, J. Pyle, K. Shippey. J. Shaffer D. Lease, B. Reffner, A , Phaiiipsi B. Petei-Son, D. Shields E. Shesko, L. Setensik, N. Pelesky. T. Shader, R. Raley, M. J. Riggs, D. Shesko, S. Hhoads, L. Sadowsliy, H, Sanner, Y, Shlrey, N. Peters. 1 1 7 n eventh Grade lT'S A LCNG, LONG TRAIL OFFICERS l'1-csklmzt ,,.......,.,. .A.. . NEIL IIAURER l'icc-Prcsiflcazf .,.. ...,.. , MARY Jo RIGGS Sccrctary .....,.....,.. . . .. .,,. KAREN OYBAKER Assfsfmlf Sccrcfflry, .. ...,. BARBARA TIMS Tl'l'flSIlI'l'I' ..,, . . , RAY HUNTER LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ray Hunter, Neil Maurer, Karen O'Baker, Mary Jo Riggs, Barbara Tims. LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Tims, D. Zab lotney, D. Smith, W. Zipfel, J. Woy J. Sowerbrower, R. Thomas, R Wyant, E. Zanoni. S. Stanton, E. J. Smith, P. Wojna- roski, S. Stetz, R. Walker, D Spiegle, J. Urban, G. Williams J. Zimmerman. R. Zorn, B. Vinosky, S. A. Smith M. Speicher, B. A. Williams, A Weimer, G. Wilson, B. Tunstall, W Whitfield. We, the seventh grade, are only starting on the long trail which we hope will eventually lead us to the completion of our high school career. Although we are only starting in, we are already proud of our school and hope that we will be able to at least live up to the good example set us by the upper classmen, and, if possible, to do even better. Sending representatives to the Student Council has given us an even better understanding of what is expected of us in our school career. Four members were selected, one from each section of our grade: Yvonne Shirey, John Griffith, Charles Neuhoff, and Joe Bertolini. t'To look forward to final success is our motto. ABSENT: S. Tunstall R Wiencek Jef ZZ , V w.. ' 4.. o vi' .,. ' K J ?, sl of' ' l I 'zifaw , ,Mrk ,f V ,M 5 'KMA as ,JK ny ,K - k W ,V Vgwyjihsi ,M hi VW LV is-Q 3: in ' 4 flip 3' A - iff' 5 -V Lx I ,V ,f,. ,.---'M :sw ,. ll . ' ight., 2 u . fi Q -z' QMS! , L, 5 z an .g , A ,F la . f .2 :iw-f.,-' 'A' Lyra .MW 3252, f I z R ' W ,- ,X .f , g ,Af -if , A 'a , A as ' i' ? . ' rv' I 1 5 I , X f . 4 . r, ' : I fb . A n - , Q1 ,Q '.r . ' , ., v ' Tri! v Q a F 1 - Q f f f' K: I ls a r u -' ' ' - h we-qu ,Th 4- AV gif ' I Q- I A 1 I 0 33 I 2 1 f we l aff ,ayhf r '5Lxrq,,M Q. V ' 'xx X. xx 1 KN. ...gay THREE LITTLE WORDSH LE:-'T T0 RIGHT: Mrs. Bittner P. Slickerman, M. Szewczyk H. Piaseski, P, Vinisky, R Syphrit, N. Emerick, E. Wil- liams, N. Taylor, M. Maurer G. Lutz, E. Sadowsky, M Roberts, R. Stoddard, D Plummer, M. Curry, Pro- nesti, L. Gonibita, J. Nymick F. Paugh, A. L. Anderson A. Myers. MIDDLE Row: M. Jones, A Moyers, J. Reynolds, P. An- derson, Stanton. I'l't'Sfl1t'lIf Vim' Prcs Sccrcfrlry Trvaslrrw C11 u 11111 in Advisor , OFFICERS ,, ...JOAN REYNOLDS , .ANNA RUTH MOYERS .. PHYLLIS ANDERSON . .MARJORIE STANTON ,, .,., ..lVlARY JONES Mas, BITTNER n Under the eiiicient guidance of Mrs. Bittner, the Tri- H1-Y has worked hard and accomplished a lot during the year. In our meetings we had problem discussions led by different members of the group. This club is set up not just for entertainment, it's true purpose is to help others. One of the main activities of the year was the Christmas Tea for the teachers, complete with a Santa Claus who had a gift for each teacher. On Parent's Day the Tri-Hi-Y registered and directed the guests during the day and at the end of the day served tea to the teachers and parents in the library. Hungry students enjoyed the hot dog sales at lunch time provided by the Tri-Hi-Y. A Valentine Tea and a full-length movie for our school as- sembly rounded out our activities. For our faithful service we were awarded, in com- petition with other schools, a gavel inscribed J.B.J. Tri-Hi-Y. In May we closed the year's activities with our annual banquet. With the close of this successful year we look ahead next year to one just as good as or perhaps better than this year. LEFT T0 RIGHT: M. For-adm-i, D. Sheftic, Z. Geisbert, D. Willison, J Beal, A. Kaniak, N. Bcrkcbilc, B Seese, Miss Sprowls. J Lewis, D. Speigle. M J. Holsopple, P. Johnson, L. oodwin, J. Berkey, I.. Greeley, Graytok, J. Ball. Hudak, G. Georg, B. Lolir, Miss rnhart, Y. Shirey, R. Wit-ncek. SENIOR DRAMATICS Louder, Not so fast, A little more feeling! These were only a few directions given by Miss Sprowls in the Senior Dra- matics Club. During their regular meetings in club period each week the members prac- ticed pantomines, monologues and skits, under the supervision of Miss Sprowls, to be given for their fellow members and for assembly programs. Their outstanding achievement was pre- sented during the annual Christmas program in the form of an excellent interpretation of an adaptation of Dicken's famous A Christ- mas Carol. With a mutual interest in acting and a desire to study and present fine drama, the members of this club spent the year having fun and learning at the same time. JUNIOR DRAMATICS P1-zfshlffiff PATRICIA C'Ross lvliff' Pros. CAROL FETCHO Swm-cfm-gf SANDRA KIMMEL Tmfszowr PATTY BARCLAY Aflz'z'.wn' Miss BARNHART One of the largest and livliest groups in the Junior High School this year was the Junior Dramatics Club. During the course of the year this group practiced pantomines and monologues and worked on various skits and plays. One of the things we liked best was learning the different methods of ap- plying make-up. An effort was made to include the whole group in the activities. We enjoyed it so much that it seemed more like fun than work. Johnson, J, Gohn, E. Hoar. Timms, R. Baroni, P. Barclay, Kimmel, S. Kimmel, C. Fetcho, Sloan, N. Maurer. Gohn, J. Gowarty, J. Gonilmita, Sheftic, R. VVillianIs, P. Cross. 7utu2e 7-atmets WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK I :wide f S 'z'1'c'ff11',1 T'cus1u-w- my ffm' I' wifi: ' fvllflfllllz-11 Af visor IEET T0 RIGHT C Shaffei B Williams Y Pacifico P Beenei A Hat Dunkle J Bence F LHVIHHQ L its R Kiause F P cifito lx Koontr P Kexsei R Bail Phillips D St Clan A Millei D Hammei VI Cicciiclla Shaulis R Shaffei D Williams I' Hcnn C1 Butlci D Stantmn Tavloi L Thomas G Ntuhoff OFFICERS CALVIN SHAIFER PAI L BEENLR GEIIRGE DUXKLE VICTOR PACII-'Ico BILL WILLIAMS JAMES BENCE ARNOLD HAY MII, LAVIGNE 'I e If B A headed bx M1 mligne his uded thc tommunitx In various w axs duiing the past months 'lhc Future Farmeis this xeai raised thutx one acies ot vege tables which were sold to the Somerset Canning Factoix Wlntei wheat and oats were two of the mam othei crops grown bv the boxs During the winter thes sold dressed chickens to the people of the surrounding areas The main activitx of the wear was the Annual Game Banquet held In the high school gxmnasium The food consisted of game fuinished by the bog s. Faculty and school board members attended in addition to the boys and their guests. Aftei the dinner moxies on wild life were shown. A hay ride corn roast steak fry and a skating party com- pleted the activities for the year. The boys also formed an intra-mural basketball team. Several of the boys attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg. They were: Bill Williams, George Dunkle Calvin Shaffer, Blaine Penrod, James Bence, Paul Beener, Arnold Hay, Victor Pacifico, and Mr. LaVigne. While there, they visited the State Capital, the Hershey Chocolate Fac- tory and the Hershey Museum and Zoo. 42 64.5 em WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN MRS. MURPHY'S CHOWDER LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Engle, G. Brown, R. Bittner, R. Bambling, A. Neri D. Plummer, A. Magazzu, V. Spangler, J. Fultz. K. Gowarty, W. Queery, E. Hemminger, Miss Ogline. Men make the best cooks. If you'd Cale to argue this just step in the Home Ec. room any club period and wx hat you smell and eat there will convince you. Here vou d find a dozen junior and senior boys under the supervision ot Miss Ogline busily working over the Home Ec stove and around the tables. Starting out with such simple things as candy and cookies, these chefs eventually become experts of such delicious foods as cream puffs, doughnuts and upside-down cakes. The best part of all comes at the end of the period when the boys are allowed to eat what they've made Strange as it may seem no cases of food poisoning or even lndlges tion have been reported. Even if none of them choose to make a career of cooking, these boys have had good training both on cooking and in cleaning up and washing dishes Girls if y0u'd like a ready trained husband the members of this club are: Jess Engle, Glen Brown, Robert Bittner Ronald Bambling, Anthony Neri, Dale Plummer Anthony Magazzu, Vernon Spangler, Jack Fultz, Wavne Querry Kenneth Gowarty, and Eugene Hemminger. uniot gtouiei KNITTING CLUB The Knitting Club, organized by Mrs. Thomas, has as its purpose teaching the Junior High girls how to knit. The girls enter the club knowing little or nothing about knitting, but after a few weeks they are all busy turning out socks, sweaters and mittens for either their own use or for gifts. Al- though they don't produce perfect work at first, practice and more practice means that at the end of the year they will have become skillful at making things they will use anil enjoy for a long time. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Prvsz'fIw1f EILEEN AVERY Secretary . .HELEN ARDEN Trcr1sH1'cr SHIRLEY COLE Advisor MR. SHAFFER Far away places are brought very near to the Junior High members of the Geo- graphy Club. Through seeing movies of foreign countries and writing exchange letters to the people in these countries, this club gets first hand information of other countries and their customs. They are also learning more about their own local geo- graphy by making collections of the diierent rocks and leaves in this area. Spring means hikes for these boys and girls to see nature first hand. 1' I.1-:FT T0 RIGHT: M. Miller, A Livengood. L. Smalley. Vey, A. Harvey, S, Smith. Mrs. Thomas, M. Lepley, L. St Clair, B. Vinosky, E. J. Smith, M A, Fotta, M. A. Fedorowicz, M. E Vish. IC. Fleegle, E. Barndt, S. Cole, V Blair, S. Smith, B. Turnstall. ner, B. Fry, A. Thomas. ley, E. Avery, S. Cole, M, Budzina man, H. Harris, H. Arden, B. Baird, R. Bowswer, N. Codispoti. 42 B. Williams, C. O'Baker, A. Har- P. Beencr, J, Zimmerman, J. Bitt- I.1-:rT 'ro RMQHT: J. Bailey, K. Beg- I.. Brown, Mr. Shaffer, C. Brosi LI-:I-'T T0 RIGHT! Mr. Clark, Reese, Ii, Zipfel, J, Janeczck, Jacobs, J. Mattie, J. Urban, Urban, A, Livengood, D. Smith, L Shaffer, R Smith, E. Roberts, 1' Turillo, W. VVilliams, R. Mora vecz, R. Spangler, D. Straka, V Whipkey, E. Stevens, B. Stoddard B. McVicker, J, Sowerbrower, J Pyle, J. Shaffer, R. Thomas, D Morgan. r LEFT T0 RIGHT: W. Miller, N. Roberts, L. Nichols, R. Hunter, C. Nichols, S. Smith, A. Revak, D. af' EI! Roberts, A. Phillips, H. Miller, M. Meyers, P. McClellan, D. Reffner, Saylor, F. Lepley, J. Loughrey, Moskey, E. Evans, F. Mincek, Peters, B. Reffner, R. Mullins, Daniels. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, sponsored by Mr. O' Connor, has been of great assistance in help- ing to keep the grade school building in ship-shape condition. Some of their duties were washing blackboards, dusting erasers and desks, washing windows, cleaning the school camp- us, and many other important services around the school. During Pennsylvania Week the club placed on the bulletin board a complete outline of the map of Pennsyl- vania. In nice weather Mr. O'C'0nnor gives his little helpers a vacation from their nu- merous chores by taking them out doors to participate in the great American sports of football and baseball. if 'IQ HOBBY CLUB President BOB SMITH Trerrsnrcr JACOB SUPANIC Where's the glue? There's a piece missing here. Talk like this could mean only one thing - the Hobby Club at work. During the club period you can see these boys busily at work on all kinds and types of model airplanes, submarines and ships. Two or more boys work on building the same project. In this way, in addition to learning the con- struction of these different types of models, the boys learn how to work together and help others. ARTS AND CRAFT The Arts and Crafts Club, under the direction of Miss Barkley, is an organization made up only of seventh and eighth graders. This club affords its members entertainment as well as being beneficial to them. Learning to paint with water colors, to make felt lapel pins, and to make stuffed toys were their main achievements for the year. The club made posters which they dis- tributed throughout the school. A very pic- turesque and interesting project was putting decals on plates. This club, organized last year, has created among the seventh and eighth grade pupils an appreciation of art. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Miss Barkley, Il Shesko, Fl. Zanoni, G. Wheeler, Walker, T. Shaffer, R. Durst, . Blough, P. VVojnavoski. H. Ream, W. Ream, R. Henry, C Maurer, C. Burke. E, St. Clair, B. Roddy, J. Thomas W. Davis, P. Stern, A. Yinisky L. Wozniak, B. Clark, J. Trtssler D. Snoberger, G, Yost, T Y LEI-'T T0 RIGHT: Mr. Bowman, li Moore, S. Stetz, R. Zorn, J. Woy J. Isgan, J. Fatula, E, Beahr, J Gontis, R. Benedict, A. Delsandro G. Deist, J. Chapel, D. Shoemaker T, Berkey, D, Sheeler, E. Birndt VV. Lehmen, T. Beahr, E. Key er T. Bodziak. F. Maruca, R. Moskey, W. Becman HI-Y Prffsident , TEDDY BoDziAK Vice Pres. .. ...GEORGE DEIST Secretary, . JAMES SCHROCK Clzupluin JAMES GONTIS MR. BOWMAN The Hi-Y of the J. B. J. Junior High School was organized for the boys of the seventh and eighth grades. The main ob- jectives are a healthy mind and a healthy body, through following the rules of clean living, clean sports and higher ideals of scholastic attainment. Discussions were held on these various objectives, how they may be obtained and the benefits from attaining them. Along with these discussions outside activities have been carried on in the form of mushball and basketball games. Spon sor 11-1 gtivet 77zaz'ning IN MY MERRY CHEVROLET Hlklil i LEFT T0 RIGHT: Joan Fotta, Della Carroll, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Holsopple, D. Roberts Stella Shaffer, Ann Kudasick, Frances Min- L. Raley, R. Ryniak, J. Stotler, H. Coleman cck, Ruth Burkholder, Mr. Zimmerman, J. Barndt, J. Niemiec. George Gavel, John Cole, Charles Haney, 11- puug-11, K- Slavjch, Blaine Pcnrod. 45 Zoom! What was that breezing by, a flying saucer? No, it was just the driver training car. Mr. Zimmerman, the instructor, has given the students instructions in the classroom and on the road. The members are given infor- mation about the mechanical devices of the car and learn all there is to know about good and safe driving. The main object of the year is to pass the driving test at the end of the semester course. In the first course of the semester we had 21 students enrolled. Some of these future drivers are the following: The seniors: John Barndt, Ruth Burkholder, Della Carroll, John Cole, Joan Fotta, Charles Haney, Ann Kudasick, Frances Mincek, Blaine Penrod, Stella Shaffer, Catherine Slavich, Joyce Stotlerg The juniors: Hazel Coleman, George Gavel, Carolyn Holsopple, John Niemiec, Patricia Paugh, Lois Raley, Dorothy Roberts, Rose Ryniak, James Zim- merman. The second semester another group of students will be taking this course in much the same manner. This includes learning to back, to start on a hill, and turn around in the street. ay .91 NAIA filufic . . . TO THE TUNE OF I,I-Il-'T T0 RIGHT: Y. Lint, J. Nymick, M. A. Ilolwris, J, Beal. IJ. Plummer, IC. Sadowsky, M. A. Proncsti, N. I.. Taylor, A. R, Moyers, I-I, Piaseski. J. Supanick, D. Speicher, M. II. Maurer, J. Reynolds. W. Querry, G. Dunklc, J. Engle, S. Hay, II. Schmucker, P. Slickerman, S. Patrick, M. A. Gore, Mr. Kistler. I.. Mahl, I.. Fricdlinc, II. Schmucker, II. Taylor, B. Zan-mi, V. Schrock. G. Ilan-cy, IJ. Griffith, A. Dales- sandro, J. Nlaggazu, D. Yost, M. Jones, W. N0lIiL'l'I'V'I0l', F. Ilolsopplc, G. George, C. Holsopplc, II. Ilinglcr, G. Neidermeicr. C, Shaffer, T. Querry, S. Qucrry, W. Stewart, IC, Williams. J. Nicmiec, A. Ncri, F. Benini, B. Jones, IV. Mostoller, Y. Pelesky, J. Koba, B. Yost, D. Grilhth, P. Thomas. From the gym every fourth period comes the haunting strains of Bach, the moving rythms of jazz, or the snappy beat of a march. Yes, those members of the band really work to provide music for school activities and other events. Led by its attractive group of majorettes behind the drum major, the band turned out in its best styles to march at every football game-rain or shine. After football season the band settled down to more serious music in preparation for the annual spring concert in May. J. B. J. band was represented at Central Western Band which was held in Somerset, February 1-3. Mary Jones, Carolyn Holsopple, Anthony Neri, Shirley Patrick, Barbara Schmucker, Marjorie Stanton, Robert Schmucker, and Eleanor Williams were chosen to represent J. B. J. in the All-County Band held in April at Windber. The Junior Band which meets once a week during club period consists entirely of seventh and eighth graders. The forty-five members of this group have made rapid progress throughout the year and many are now ready to take over the vacant seats left by the seniors. Both bands are directed by Mr. Kistler. The time and effort he puts forth are apparent in the precision marching and lively music of the bands. 46 ,. , , Aff - . I' 'Sql gf, Y? ,L , , , Q i if Mg Q . 5 1' 0' q. 4 x 1 I I l 8 M -x . 5 ' M , R aria , .fx i 4, qv? 'Q' I, :QL-X N ,LZ ya I vvx Ng: ' , E I Q! A ,4.V' 1 ' V161 Fl K'-V. 9 l :Q i , 1 ' , ' QW 2 l'-ll W' X4 4' Q' 11 Ab W 2, 2 ,JD 9 kgx 1 v .. -' 'ii' IAQ, tb 1 in 41 I ' A'-I E ! 4.- ,,o2..,g4 G Q 9 n Bl are lffzuic MUSIC . . . MUSIC . . . MUSIC ' 4 A 5 H '- 5' C yjggggfg b' - J A Q - . T 7 'r 4 - 4 1. 9 U Hear those happy voices raised in song? That harmony could belong to none other than the Glee Club. The enrollment of 128 members shows the high interest in music of J. B. J. students. Under the direction of Mrs. Thomas, the Glee Club offered a varied program to the school and the community through P. T. A. meetings and assembly programs. Among their activities for the year were the impressive candle-light service of the Christmas program and the Spring Concert which included a minstrel. On March 2, the entire chorus journeyed to Conemaugh Township to participate in the All-County Chorus. J. B. J. was represented by twelve members who took part in the concerts presented for the various choruses in the day and for the adults in the evening. Wf37Rf: Gif . Q f S if if Y M ek iw? , , Q' L 4'5 A ., , vi, , ff iv: fyfoy ' , K ,MK w f. f 9 Q W? 1 'S' 'e l .e 49 A -I .A QMS . F , 5.9.66 W ,Q 1 New . . Q X 'ser V I' ' fL,A,!x VA 4 an I . , 'f??a ' X, , A ty A f .Af www' ,X 'K ' Q wif f L51 't 1 V: ' 4 - ' ,. , nw ...-.,,.m-,gy 3 ' ,f j ' I I A :I M 0-M 4- qqngnununnul A, ,V,V . V 4 a .. F I A 1 A - , H f re . ,ff 'fvr f, , uf Q' 'VY 1,1 u Na. '33, , ,gg . 542 Y . 1 ' M 1 6 . ,W-f d ,. Sian an M n 2 f 4f'1 - w zih7h' 131 E1 ' . C1 X I 'Av fk I. Lai-'T T0 RIGHT: S. Brant, M Avery, N. Avery, O. Brehm, L Robertson, A. Gindlesberger, R Mincek, N. Coleman, K. Carroll D. Dalsass, Mr, Horner. 4 Y' I M' .yd .fa -Q. ., Showman, R. Bittlebrun, J. Lohi f Y D, Fritz. GIRLS' SHOP Who says women are helpless? The Girl's Shop Club stands ready to prove dif- ferently. Under the direction of Mr. Horner, their advisor, the members of this club have learned the fundamentals of shop work dur- ing this year. As soon as they had learned all the rules they began to make things-in order to furnish real proof of their skill. Among the things they made were jewelry boxes, corner shelves, book ends and night stands. The girls will be able to carry over all that they have learned into their later life as homemakers. MOTION PICTURE President ,, . . . ,. , . JOHN LOHR Vice Prcsiflefnt ,, . DONALD FRITZ Sm-.-T1-ms. RONALD BITTLEBRUN Aflzvism- ,, MR. HOSTETLER Granting to all those in the high school, who wished to learn, the opportunity of learning to operate the motion picture pro- jector was the main project of the Motion Picture Club this year. In addition they learned the proper way to take care of all the equipment. In December the members presented a full-length movie, The Count of Monte Cristo. 50 . LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Rhodes, Mr 'if Hostetler, G, Baird, J. Fisher, T Eflifur . , , LUIS FRITZ .Yfu-S Ed. BARBARA SCHMUCKER Fmt. Ed. DOROTHY ROBERTS Spur-is Ed .,,. MARY JoNEs HHS. Mgr. ANN KUIDASICK Aflvism- Miss JEANNE Soissox l,I'l'8Tl1l'Hf Vice I'rf's. S1'crcf11ry TI'l'lISIl rw A dvism' .., JAMES MAl'ST JAMEs ZIMMERMAN MARGARET TULENKO ., MVELMA KIMMEL .. MR. KEREKES THE EAGLE This year the Eagle under the leadership of Editor, Lois Fritz, produced seven issues of accurate school events. The paper is financed by selling ads and subscriptions and in receiving a certain percentage of the Student Activity dues. Activities this year were limited to several feature length movies for the student body. Copies of the Eagle were also entered in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion and National Scholastic Press Associa- tion Annual Contest. 51 STUDENT COUNCIL Something new has been added this year in J. B. J. High School. It is the Student Council, under the leadership of Mr. Kerekes. The council has been organized to give the students a better opportunity to put into action some of their ideas and suggestions to improve the school. During American Education Week, the Council took complete charge of one day, known as Students' Day. lfVith students being the teachers and teachers being the student, the day provided entertainment as well as education. Click, Click, Click-What's all the noise? MEMRERs: M. Peterson, li. Roberts F. Benini, B. Miller, C. Holsopple D. lVIcVicker, T, Tressler, H Zwiez, G. Ogline, B. Yost, C Avery, S. Patrick, D. Fisher, W Ream, F. Shaffer, K. Walker, C Perian, K. Coleman, J. Shields H. Ream, B. A. Niemiee. ADVISOR: Mr. Chervenak. 1.1-:rr 'ro RIGHT: J. Reynolds, M Stanton, K. Slavich, J. Stoner, R Burkholder, P. Anderson, M. A Laskowska, A. R. Moyers, F. Min cek, A. Kudasick, Miss Lundquest DANCING CLUB Secretary ,.,,, ,LEONARD CELUSLA Treasurer BARBARA MILLER Fi,-Sf Sffppgpgfm' Advisor., MR. CHERVENAK Presiflcnf THERESA BERTOLINI Vice Pres. . , . DONALD SPEICHER Sccrefrlry FLORENCE KOSHEWITZ Treaszn'er ,..,... .JANET WABLE Advisor , , .,...,.. .MR. CHERVENAK The music that comes from the library every week means a meeting of the Dancing Club. The club is composed entirely of fresh- men, who under the direction of Mr. Cher- venak, learn to two-step, polka, waltz, jitter- bug and square dance. Along with learning to dance, everyone has a lot of wholesome fun. This year different oiiicers were elected each semester. They are: Second Scnzcsfcr President , BETTY Yosr Vice Pres. THOMAS TREssLER COMMERCIAL CLUB Let's look into the Commercial Room and see what's going on. There's Miss Lundquest and her twelve capable secretaries. This year the girls have all been assigned a member of the faculty to work for in order to get first hand experience for their later jobs. They have four classes four times a week to learn how to become efficient secretaries. Miss Lundquest showed the girls how to work the machines in the office and they are now doing work such as making at- tractive P. T. A. bulletins, tickets and dance programs. H -2 I Y 2 2 S at ff wwf GUY if 3' ' T5 ky, fl, Y - ' 1 V , v, - f'3':'gL!, fi' ' I Ii Q - ,rs Q W M I pd- Q I I f E' 1 ' Y K 'f :Wx Qgkws '12 u Ulla I -, .V fm T If JW , ' il x Wig 3' Y HA ,ww , , , ,W ,, x 1. A 8 Sn AF. 'Nl Wu W 'f' A? H , VX ig 43 ' 9 f ' T9 L--I3 XNNNWWYK The trumpets announce our sports parade I lil-i VI 54 W 54 . 6 2' Y gp, 'N I' All 'lil' ri A v 1-9, R252 uv n li 'V E llruzmw wh Effkefdall BEAR CATS ling, E. Mincek, R. Mc Larney, R. Bittner, E Baraniak, Mr. Szewczyk. C. Ickes, D. Speicher, F Sliaffer, L. Stuck, S. Ben edict, E. Maurer, G. Phil lips, M. Jarosick, Mr. Pike Team e Alumni . . . Meyersdale .. Conemaugh Twp. Stonycreek Somerset Twp. Bedford , . Meyersdale . Shade ..,, . Getting: Ready for the Big Pvnn l.P1lf'l' To liI1.lI1: l., Iari. Iicnnox, ll, Vlark, J. Yinosky, IJ Kimmel, D. Krause, Mr, Pike. F. Fotta, D. Saylor, M. Phillips, ll. Roberts, S. Stuart, G. Ncidcr- mcier. The J. B. J. basketeers closed their 1950- 1951 season with a record of nine wins and eight losses. The season started out with a 47-32 victory over a fast-moving alumni quintet. In scheduled competition we got off to a slow start by dropping the next two games to Conemaugh Township and Meyers- dale. Recovering quickly, the boys took the next four games with Stonycreek, Somerset Township, Bedford and Meyersdale. Their Hit it, Boswell l 57 L victorious rampage was stopped by a slick five from Shade Township. The biggest dis- appointment of the year was the 65-37 defeat handed the Bears by Somerset Eagles. The boys were never able to completely re- cover from this stroke of bad luck and, al- though they won several games, the season as a whole was on the downward trail. At the end of the regular season we entered the District Five Flass A Basketball Tournament. The Bears were scheduled to play Somerset in the first game, but due to a forfeit, went on to beat Berlin 52-47. Going on to the finals, in which they met Windber, the boys were definitely out-classed. Fighting hard every quarter, the Bears were still unable to hold back Windber and the final score tallied a 63-37, leaving us with second place in the tournament. The team lost three valuable players this year in Martin Jarosick, Albert Bamb- ling, and Bob McLarney. 'tBoo was named on the All-County Basketball team and com- pleted the season with 330 points. Returning to the team next year are seven veterans with valuable experience. They are: Juniors, Bob Bittner, Ed Mincek, Ed Baraniakg Sophomores, George Phillips, Steve Bene- dict, Freshmen, Ed Maurer and Fred Shaffer. With this year's record and the boys' good showing for the past year, the prospects for next year's team promise to be bigger and better than they have been for several years. 7-ootfaff MR, TOUCHDOWN J. B. J. LEIHT T0 RIGHT: A. Panek, J. Philson, L. Maust, P. Lepley, S. Benedict, R. Speicher, la Baraniak, T. Tressler, D, Horner. D Ogline, J. Maust, D. Woy, J. Vinosky, D. McClemmens, A. Ogline, W, Stewart, R Robertson, R. Ogline, L. Pokos. M1 Pike, W. Sadowsky, D. Winovich, D. Kimmel, H. Clark, R. Speichcr, V. Pacifico, C Perian, E. Maurer, G. Phillips, R. Ogline, J. Shaffer, Mr. Szewczyk. 'VII O'Connor, J. Whitfield, R. Bittner, E. Mincek, M. Peterson, F. Shaffer, P. Baker, A Lucas. The 1950 football season of J. B. J. H. S. got into full swing on August 15 when the boys with Coaches Szewczyk, O'Connor and Pike journeyed to Camp Harmony. There they underwent a week of rugged physical training. Due to the fact that there was only one senior letterman the squad was made up mostly of Juniors. Although they played hard every game the boys lacked the experience needed to come out victorious. Leaving the field the boys proved to the student body that they could be good sports even though they lost. Because of an injury suffered during practice, Lewis Maust, captain of the team, was hospitalized. The boys played the re- mainder of the season without the services of Lewis. J. B. J. gained one berth on the all- County football team this year with the election of Edward Mincek by six Somerset County coaches. Ray Speicher was given an honorable mention. Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell Boswell SEASONS SCORES . .. . 0 South Fork .. . 6 Conemaugh Twp. .. .. . . 12 East Conemaugh . 0 Sewickley Twp. 7 Shade Twp. . .12 Portage . 6 Somerset 32 Berlin ... . .. .. ....... . 6 Beaverdale , Meyersdale ............. ........ 45 39 32 37 14 26 413 19 13 7 ea. Team S ,f X. ff . J 'f rs 4 if Nm R' W If XF ' 1 1 ' ' - ' J ' 1 I V 3 f f I ' ' f X f WP f Q AX x . ,Hi ,v,1'-- f ti? V , ., 5 9 jfs 1 ff Tw, LEFT T0 RIGHT! Il. Mc-I.a1'ncy, H. Bittner, M. Jarusick, A. Hamlmlimr, Ii, Mimw-k. S, f 1zu'k, N, Burke, L. Fritz, XV. Barn-lay, IC, XVil1iams. Il. Vish, Ii. Gmnlvitu, F. Thomas, I.. Maust. iv- Agri WRESTLING The J. B. J. wrestling team under the coaching of Mr. O'Connor participated in eleven meets this year achieving a record of 6 wins and 5 losses. At the District Five Wrestling Tournament held at Conemaugh Township on February 24, three of our boys won first places: Dave Horner, Fred Tho- mas, and Bob Vish wrestling in the 127, 133 and 138 lb. class respectively. Dave Horner will be returning to the squad next year to defend his district champion title but for Fred Thomas and Bob Vish this marked the close of their high school wrestling career. Next year promises to be even more success- ful with the return of 14 lettermen to the team. LEFT T0 RIGHT! W. Sadowsky, l Maust, A. Panek, O'Connor. R. Vish, l L. DeLuca, W. Budzina, P. Lepl 3 D. Horner, F. Thomas, R. Rob-1t son, D. Ogline, W. Stewart, C Ogrline, R. Gomlmita. LEFT T0 RIGHT: D. Woy, D. Ogline J. Maust, F. Benini, J. Shaffei S, Zablotney. W. Sadowsky, T. Tressler, E. Vi li J. Whitfield, D. Mcfflemens, M O'Connor. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Meets Pins Dec's. 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WHITE STAR HOTEL Shoffs Economy Market f i' jc-nnerstown, Pa PHONE 2183 BOSWELL Pa CHINA Porrenv souvemns Grlfflth Servlce SIBTIOII Quality Gifts For All Occaswns PERRELI TON PA QUE MA H0 NING TRADING POST Phone-B0swell9393 STOYSTOWN RT jf' PA 3 Mules End of Jonnersfown Pa -on U S Rl 30 EVERGREEN NURSERY STOCK HAND PAINTED GIFTS AND NOVELTIES GASOLINE OIL AND ACCESSORIES A W ROLFE HELEN M ROLFE Compliments of 1 0lUPllm9lliB ennu' Rod and Gun Club Morgantown Coal E Prlme-L Prime Coal Jenners, Pa William Nlxon Owner 84 , . . , . O I O I 4 l 1 c 0 1 . . . 4 , . , , . , . , . . . . 1 D , so D L . . . , 1 . I ' 1 A ' C0 0 . - . . . . . 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