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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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It was indeed a gargantuan task to plan a yearbook of this type, for it involved deciding on a color scheme, plan- ning the layout, typing, composing write-ups, taking photographs, reading copy, and soliciting advertisements ad infinitum. Organizations and individuals alike cooper- ated wonderfully to make it possible to meet the deadlines-first to the engraver, then to the printer. Member-, of the Literary Staff worked steadily from the sketchy. indefinite beginning until the final dummy and copy were mailed to the printer. XVhile the Literary Staff was thus slaving away, the members of the Business Staff tramped the streets of the local town and neigh- boring towns soliciting the advertisements which play so vital a part in financing our annual. To all these who made the production of this annual possible we wish to extend a heartfelt thanks. VVe express our sincere appreciation to Miss Marv Ellen Sprowls, Mrs. Dorene Lape and Mr. Franklin La Vigne, advisors, the members ot both staits, the Zimmerman Engraving Com- pany. Kurtz Bros., Printers and all advertising contributors. facie mmute and anAeen part' LITERARX STAFF Seated Left to Rrght Donlr NI Iulenleo L Corn l11t1 R Steele D Horner B Shr er C Cornell B A Felix R Stoddlrd Standmg Nlrss Sprovs ls D Plrnnmer D Srvlor R Pxle l Xllnthelel S Benedict I Rlrocles P Biker C Phillips li Lrpe D xILCltIllCIlS D leleer B cft to Right Xirs Lrpe X use Illlgf., Re un 1111 C rne lehx ll Svphrrt D Flrsher errnrn B Ye t 1111k A we rs noele XI ls upp B 1 noni NI l or1elor1 Xxnnek D NVoy C Pl11ll1ps A Grit f1tl1 H Sclrmucleer ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY Se rtecl A IJUIIII L Roberts B Nlrller 1 Iludrle Nl or relorr ll Frmle L NI1r11c1 Standing T Be rtollnl F lxoshe VVIII F P lllf.,l1 B Nle ec Rol C I o sopple S P rtrrcle R XV rlle e o 111k Be 1 A1 e e rson N1 L1 N ILIR C 1 roso N I3 lr llll BUSINESS STAFF LITERARY STAFF NVI1 rt IS the deadline for write ups Drel you IIIIEIVICWV the T11 H1 Y 1clx 1801 How 111 1111 11t1c es l1 ive to be written? Tl se ue e hehnrel tl1e scenes questions tl1 rt prefrceel erch nrrteup th It dpperrs III the 1953 Hex CJOIIIIIIN Behind piles ot papers a11d st icks of ve lrbooks labor d the Lrterarv Staff working frantic rlly to meet deadlines First came the problem of 1 theme lhe 111swer The Builders to commernor ite the C011 struction ot the new 'lddIIlOI1 to .B. . Next problern-put this vigue theme i11to execution. And so begin pl'1ns for 11 clunrrny l-ryout pho- tography l'ly0llI literary Writeups etc. As tl1e 'llHIll'1l assumed shape ty pists 'rrtists 'incl check- ers took over to fissure a faultless procluctiorr correct in lTll'lIlC6 diction and spelling. To Betty A1111 Felix liter-rrx eelitor went tl1e responsibility for seeing th-rt this IITIIIIIHOIII llll- de rtuking xx e11t IOI'NV'lI'CI smoothly 'rnel efficiently. BUSINESS STAFF Once .rg 1111 the Business St rft of the Annu rl wrs hard at work collecting ids for tl1e 1953 He x C oll111111 WVhether there was 1 preference 111d1 c ite el 111 sendrnff the unrors to Somerset 1nd the Sernors to Iohnstown we do r1ot know but there wrs urntv and cooperatron from both groups The Busrness Staff COIISISIS of twenty mem bers ten of Whom are unrors and ten of Whom Aire Seniors. 111 this club the llIll0I' members of tl1e staff 'ire voted i11 by the Seniors 'ind '1ll must he able to ferce the public frnel 'rssume re- sponsibility. Aboxe all they must haxe good s'1lesrnanship. Franklin La Vigne is sponsor of the stiff -rg-rin this yerr. They had no PITIIIICCI 'rctivities for the year hut were im itecl to '1 sk'1t- i11gp'1rtyofthe F. F. A. l f it-li 1-11.1, V2 25, f ' W me ' wi nv ww , M ba mm was W 3 'S 13 EK- .1- 'A ,,,,..-M . 1 -3lll --n - ,,,,.,.,...,s-A-4' quifl l 11 '? I PEOPLE I thy 146 In II!! I II IQ I ow e build WI: 641i eneatlu t e Atam AX fx WN IMI, WI I I 4 I , G IX I I I ADMIN ISTRATIO which of you THE MISSION OF OUR SCHOOLS The ,mission of our schools must he the mis- sion of life itself. Its effort must he to help hovs and girls live more heautiful and helpful lives. Education, therefore, must he more than how to add and suhtractg how to solve mechanical proh- lems. These are hut means to the end of learn- ing how to live more beautifully and how to serve our country, our fellowmen and our crea- tor. YVe must hegin hy teaching hoys and girls how to live together peacefully and helpfully. XVhat we call character must he developed and strengthened. Such Words as virtue, purity and integrity are essential lessons to he learned and made a functioning part of the daily lives of everv student. To the degree that we have helped in devel- oping the mind, the hand and the spirit of each hoy and girl to better serve their fellowmeu, their country and their creator has the school in this trouhled and challenging age fulfilled its mission. Stuck. Seated flcftlz lluntei sltXXl zvla, St-lii'oL'l4. S c um an linu-rt. Clillmert. S xx ut Standing: lfriedline, Xlorgm Xlurnicla, lthoads. Colm in n Polieiceliio. Friedlinc Ili ner, llannner Klux Dr. Cuy N. Hartman Supervising Principal 0000 XIX SCHOOL BOARD Seventeen members comprlse the enner Boswell enners town o1nt School Board seven from enner TOWHShlp Hve from ennerstown Borough and Eve from Boswell Borough The falrer sex IS represented on the board rn the person of two women from ennerstown Borough and one from enner Townshlp In helplng to sove the problems of the school for the bene fit of 1ts students and the COITlITlllI1lty the members bring to the meetlngs an lnterest as val 1ed as the professlons they repre sent Among the members are to be found represent ltlves from the worlds of teaching banklng buslness flrmlng Ind homemakmg One of the blgg st projects 111 the plst two ye Irs whlch the school board has undertaken IS the constructron of the new blllldlllg whlch has made rapld progress Clllllllg the current school term The bo 1rd acted lllld61 the dlI'6C.tl0ll of Mr Charles Slew czyk presld nt R U Blttllel' vlce pxesldent Agnes Swear man secretary Ollle Schlock treasurer Regular IH6t'tlIlgS were held the second Mondly of each the need arose We are sure that w1th the help and glllClI.IIC6 of th1s coop 6ldtlV6 OI'glIl1Z8.tlOI1 our school w1ll grow steadllv III prestlge unong the schools of thls lrea In tendzng to 611114 a tower way Nh James B Dietz Ihgh School Prmupal 11 Nixss 'I urncy Seuet try OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED The new hlgh school blllldlllg offers our students greatly mcreased opportunltles for evolv1ng a more satlsfylng l1fe Stone brlck boards and nalls requlre the labor of men s mlnds and hands to become a useful bulldlng The opportunltles of our lncreased fdCllltl6S w1ll be p1OdllCtlVC only to the extent to whlch the stu dents apply themselves We learn to l1VC by ln lng the more varled our school experlences the better we understand our ObllgdtlOI1S and respons1b1l1t1es as soclated Wlth the democrat1c way of hfe Our stu dents under teacher guldance ID the more composzte envlronment provlded by the new bulldmg can ex perlence more fully these drsclpllnes so conduclve to effectlve democratxc c1t1zensh1p Everv student needs to glV6 thanks that h1S educalon now Wlll be more replete Wlth opportunltles to thls end Let all resolve to grasp these opportunltles wlth determmatlon fo onlv effectlve cltmenshlp can preserve the democratlc I . T' J . 9 I ' , - I - ' - I ' 1 . , . ' ' ' , 1 , H, 3 , 3 . S . ' . 2 2 1 . N ' , e g . . , ' ' g O ' . 1'- . , .. . . 5 , . . , . . I month and special meetings scheduled several times a year as ' ' ' . ' z ' - - , .. . 1 n a n 1 . . A 3 ' I l H 1 c . U U I I O 0 H . . . . , . , 7 l . I . . 7 3 ' 7 I l 7 OUR FACULTY Sittetla not down fimt, df: TlneAe ul- ur ur w Mr. Earl Bowman MTS- Jillw CUODOT Mr. Bvatty Dimit 1 Mr. Owen Horner Mr. E ar Hostctlcr 1. and countetln the cut re Teaclnel-A He0ne1-A YI-1endA Nlrs xlfglllll Buuor Xlrs Judith Clplu Xlr Louls Clnrxnnllx lr lllgll 111 Xlr llol md Lx ms 1111115 L U, 1 C s ku Xlr ldv ard hustler I2 Whether he have Aufficient Nh Pltnnk lxmppex Xlrs Dorm: lqpe Mr l'r1nLlm Llvlglil, N11 P C Ofonnm Mr Lou19l'1LL Xlr ljtllllld Rw O UR F ACULTY Nhss Xlirv Ellen sprowls Nir Edu ucl SILVNLIXL 14 V ' ffl. .'1 :'- 11. , , ' ,. '. .. z 2, I K to iniAll it YM traction id in flee art 0 learning Mr. NVilliam Lcvcntry Xin Rose 5CLl'lSt Mr Fred Shaffer Xin L0lllSt Thom lb xIlSb Clldvs XX agmr Nite Piulmc' Llll1I'll0I'I11 m 15 4 sf Af X 1 'KI . , . ,. . '. 2' , 21' 'Q - . ..z 2 SENIOR 14nd Nw President Robert Schmuckm r Vice President Secretary N1 irg uct Tulenko Treasurer D u ld Home r 16 David Williams , z 1 - k .' l ALICE LOU ANDERSON Andy . . . Short and sweet Senior . . . noted for her pretty long hair . . . Tri-Hi-Y memher . . . belongs to the Oakhurst Gang . . . always seen with Dolly . . . has funny laugh. JOHN PATRICK BAKER 'Tatu . . . Tall, lanky haskethall player . . . president of the Student Council . . . remembered as Na- wau in the Junior Play . . . friendly with everyone. RONALD HENRY BAMBLINC Possum', . . . Always teasing the girls . . . employed at Dorfman and Hoffman . . . intramural has- kethall player . . , likes shop and the name JoyceU . . . lives in Bos- well. VIOLET DIANNE BARANIAK Dolly,, . . . noted for infectious giggle . . . always seen with Alice Lou . . . one of the Oakhurst Gang . . . likes Don' . . . presi- dent of Commercial Cluh . . . New York hound. JEAN ELLA BEAL Jean . . . Always a smile . . seen riding in a blue FORD . . . commercial stuclent . . . clotes on cracking her gum . . . was a eute majorette . . . likes her Jim . . . hails from Aeosta. thought wi I At:-ilee STEVE JOSEPH BENEDICT Stew , . . . One of our lrest athletes . . . received trophy for most yaluahle player in foothall . . . friendly personality . . . high scorer in haskethall . . . hashful hlond. DONNA DARLENE BERKEY Dawn,' . . . Sophisticated nia- jorette . . . always seen clay- clreaming ahout Jerry . . . try to get her smile . . . memher of Com- mercial Cluh . . . XVQ-dding Bells in future . . . always seen with Louella. OLYNIPIA BREHM Red H4 id H ippx go lucky notrcl for her fighting incl joking yy us ht in 1 with Chiuy ln r i uoritc p is n mu s kt 1 ps lnm ring sc grit KATHRYIN JAN E CARROLL Ixix Broun hair hluc ues likes the nunc Tc rrx pl ins to hecomr '1 housewife . . . Atlwiys seen with Lois . . , favorite tL lCl1l'I' is Mrs. L'l1ll' . . . comes from Jennerstown. 1, X1 NANCY SARA COLEMAN Nancy . . . Quiet, friendly Senior . . . likes to read . . . pals Ii all the senior girls . . . coin- niereial student . . . dislikes short- hand . . . known as the senior 'ifarmeretten . . . easy to blush. Christine Shirley Cornell i'Chris .... A ea- clemic student . . . likes chocolate ice cream and boys . . . dislikes snobs . . . edi- tor-in-ehief of the an- nnal . . . plans to at- tend college, but has no definite vocation. Kenneth Gowarty 'iKen . . . Shop boy . . . seen with Eu- gene and joe . . . comes from jenners . . . dislikes algebra . . . favorite teacher is lied llorner . . . bashful in front of girls. Antoinette Donia i'Toni', . . . ller heartis in the army . . . plans to enter nursing . . . belongs to the Oakhurst gang . . . pretty, big brown eyes . . . seen with Betty and Zola. Anna Florence Griffith Annu . . . Eagle co-editor . . . annual staff member . . . al- ways seen with Betty jean . . . long black hair . . , also known as Killer', . . . en- gaged . . . future is with her Blaine. Taken Norma lean Emerick iijeanv . . . llead cheerleader . . . an- other of the Oakhnrst gang . . . likes danc- ing and the name Herb , . . always seen talking and where tbere's noise . . . member of Tri-Ili-Y. Betty jean Hay BettyD . . . One of the i'Cross Roads gang . . . seen either with Ann or Vivian . . . co-editor of the eagle . . . dark hair and brown eyes . . . always laughing. a Awi t Alam- ain K- M Betty Anne Felix Q Gahby', . . . Brain of the senior class . . . friendly personality . . . cute little gal al- ways seen with Tony . . . busy working on annual and eagle . . . plans to enter college. David Ernest Horner Dave, . . . Foot- ball player . . . mem- ber of the Tribune All-Scholastic Team two years . . . district fiye wrestling cham- pion . . . class trea- nrer . . . chosen as best looking boy . . . nice personality . ready smile. Doris Anne Flash er Doris . . . Short . . . commercial stir- dent.. .lasting friendship with Bar- bara . . . hails from Thomasdalc . . . dis- likes two faced people . . . engaged to Fat. Patricia Anne Hudak Patti, . . . Comes to ns from jenners . . . friendly smile . . . cheery Abi . . . secre- tary of Commercial Club . . . likes to dance . . . one of the Oakhurst gang. That 9 .... SENIOR Ia , BIARY LOUISE ROSE NIARY FRANK ZOLA VIRGINIA LOIS ANN GONIBITA THOBIAS COODYVIN FORADORI Rosen . . . Cute . . . GEISBERT Lois . . . Pretty hlond Tomy . . . Hi-Y mem- 'jlarx- I I I Cm-ly lmmin curly short hrown hair . , Zl,liL,', I I I Glu. Clul, cheerleader . . . secretary her . . . academic student lmlr I I I X-Lrlvnllf L.lH.l,r, infectious smile . . . hest mt.mlX,r I I I L.l,,mm.u.lul of Tri-Ili-Y . . . quiet and . . . likes typing, hunting, lvmlcr I I I N.ml.ml,l.rl.Ll lm- friend Carmela . . . future Slmlcm I I I llktis bm-5 and studious . . . always seen and fishing . . . hohhv is part in -'slmmnllmu in WH, is with i'Ike . . . eommer- Il good limi. I I I pusfllm. is with Marge and Velma . . . gun collecting . . . spends lor plm- I I I --vlml Alll, eial student . , . usually lmlflng at rvstmll-alll I I I takes academic course . . . leisure time at home . . . lytic Sklliur girl I I I Cum, found at the restaurant. lllelllws l1I0IljI plans to go to eollege. future plans - husiness mereial cluh treasurer . . . mlm- hails from Ralphton. EUGENE FRANKLIN JANECZEK Hjanepsl' . . . Hails from Friedens . . . likes to tease the girls . . . ambition- meehanic . . . likes ice cream and cake . . . can he seen driving his green chevy. SAUL FREDERICK KEYSER Salmon', . . . Brown hair and brown eyes . . . one of Nlr. LaYigne's F.F. A. hoys . . . likes one cer- tain girl . . . dislikes school vvork . . . plans to he a car- penter. NIARLENE JUNE KNUPP Knuppie . . . Mem- her of Commercial Cluh . . . head typist of the year hook . . . likes men and long hair . . . dislikes snohs . . . favorite pastime, read- ing . . . plans to he a tele- phone operator. WVILLIAM JOHN LA PE Iulggvv . . . Big hundle of joy . . . haskethall and wrestling manager . . . long friendship with Pat . . . easy to get along with . . . college?-a possihilitv. BETTY ANNE LEASOCK Been . . . Blonde hair and hlue eyes . . . one of the twins . . . a member of Clee Cluh . . . likes reading and root beer . . . would like to he a teacher. Prvbably never LOIS EILEEN LEASOCK Eileenu . . . sweet per- sonality . . . noted for her beautiful soprano voiee . . . member of Girls' Sextet . . . glee elub soloist . . . All- County Chorus three years . . . Central VVestern two years. VIVIAN FERN LINT Vivian,' . . . Snappy ina- jorette . . . director ot maj jorette club . . . member ot eagle staff . . . very talka- tive . . . likes to be with George . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . plans to be a nurse. MAXINE BESSIE LOUGHRY Max . . . Brown hair, blue eyes . . . Maudie,' in senior play . . . likes swim- ming . . . dislikes conceited people . . . lends her voice to glee club . . . plauS ill work in Akron, Ohio. IOSEPHINE MACENCZAK jo . . . Blonde hair . . . brown eyes . . . likes food . . . dislikes snobs . . . has no favorite teacher . . . mem- ber of commercial club . . . spends leisure time watching TV . . . plans to be a sec- retary. LUCY MARUCA Lou . . . Brown hair . . . hrown eyes . . . chosen as best-looking girl . . . likes dancing, boys and eating . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . plans to ioin the YVaves. NICK MASTELLA, JR Nick . . . Member ol Hi-Y . . . academic student . . . likes ears, women, food and sleep . . . dislikes paying the gas hill . . . plans to stay away from the women and become a ranch owner DWIGHT HENRY MCCLEMENS Sam . . . UML Dunn in the senior play . . . likes food . . . dislikes school and girls . . . spends his leisure time with the gang . . .plans to stay a bachelor ADA MAE MEYERS Ada Maen . . . Blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . one of our snappy majorettes . . . always seen with Gary . . . chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y . . . 'dislikes two-faced peo- ple . . . plans to be a typist- we wonder? JOHN GEORGE NEUHOFF Kraut . . . President of FFA . . . likes to hunt deer . . . dislikes girls who smoke and drink . . . says his talent is to make a fast buckv . . . plans to join the Air Force. JOAN NYMICK Tinsel . . . Secretary of the Tri-Ili-Y . . . twirls with the six senior niajorettes , . . one of the Oakhurst slang . , . likes to eat . . . usually seen laughing. Wi!! 64614 IOSEPH PELESKY 'floei' . . . Brown hair . . . blue eyes , . . quiet nice personality . . . member of Nature Club . . . likes to loaf . . . dislikes school . . . plans to get a good job after graduation. GEORGE HENRY PHILLIPS Pop', . . , WVitty . . . glee club member . . . one of our football and basketball stars . . . usually seen with Steve, Bill, Sam, Pat, Charlie, Bob , . . future plans are to get married. PETER PAUL PHILLIPS Petc,' . . . 5' IO . . . Blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . reporter for F.F.A. . . . has likes for one girl, could it be Ruth? . . . main am- bition is to become a police- man. HELEN LOUISE PIASECKI nlleleni' . . . Short . . . brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . has likes for the color blue and a boy named Bob . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . would like to become a housewife. DAUNICE JOAN PLUSINIER Donnie . . . Head ma- jorette . . . president of Tri- lli-Y . . . part in junior class play . . . likes boys, food and dancing . . . plans a com- mercial art career . . . Sla- ple I'estix'al Maid-of-Ilonor. MARY ANN PRONESTI K'Per . . . Noted for her curly black hair and beauti- ful smile . . . majorette . . . member of Tri-Ili-Y . . . has only one ambition-marry Skinny.' VIRGINIA LAURA PUSCHNIGG Ginger . . . Always seen with Bill . . . one of the commercial students . . . cute with brown hair and blue eyes . . . has likes for chocolate iee cream and boys. RONALD LEE PYLE Ron . . . Lead in Senior Play . . . Part time job at Sprowls, Drug Store . . . Photography Editor of An- nual . . . member ofthe Ili- Y Club . . . reliable and determined. GAIL ELAINE RACEY CailU . . . Band member . . . had roles in the junior and senior class plays . . . always seen with Maxine . . . member of the Library Club . . . one of our future nurses. DONALD LEROY RAUCH Charlie . . . Friendly . . . intelligent . . . part in junior play . . . member of the photography club . . . secretary of the lli-Y Club . . . future?-he plans to become an engineer. .1 if SENIOR SHIRLFY ALICE RFANI Slur I' r11 IICIIX 1lw ns sc-1 Il WIIII Lum r 1 IIICI D11r1 111111 1111111111 r111l stu1I1 ut 1Ixx us p11s1 g IC for CXKTXC lll cl hI11 1 s1h1111l CARNIELLA ROSE RIPOSO N1 L 15 s I11 st 1111 l1I11s for th1 A1r F11r11 11t1x1 C111111111r111l CIIIIJ IIIC Ill 1111 I1 1s to r11lI1r s 1 1 111 cl IlIxl Ill I11 1 s1 CTI rx 1lt1 r gr11I111t11111 CEORCF WILLIANI SADOWSKY B1 IIu11111r1111s sp111l d11111111 IXIL s s 1 I111I1 p1rt 111 tI11 j1111111r 1I1ss IJ IX 1s t t11 g1rs 111I11r 111 th1 I C 111s to 111111 t 1 XI1r1111s I I' LNIA IFAIN SC IIROC'Ix 1I11 s spurls 1111 1111s 111I111 llllC 1 1111 s hl11s tu r1 111 1111I D1 nt IIS 1 DIIWSIOIIICIIDISI MARLIN LUTHFR SHAFFFR C h11I1 A 1l1111 l1I11s h1llI11Ilx IHIISIC IIS t Il 1111 111111111 II 1 s1r1111 11s 111t1r1-sts I11 III 1111111 11111 fir11r111s f1111r1t1 t1a1her IS X11 I xxlgnc IAC K RIIODI' 5 IC N 111I11r I tl II1 111131 1ph1 C ll 1 IC 11I1 Ill IL st111l1 ut s 1 r 1111 s1111111 1s 1 It t1I1 Dlltllfl s llll IIS ll xx I Ol I' LLA NIAF ROBFRTJ I 11h1 31111 NI1 IIIIJK r 111 1 1111111 ICI 1 llll I' 11.511 St lil IlNtIIlg I111 111 s 1 111th IDOIIIII IIICI Iuth rs CTINI r 1 1 t IC 11r 1171 1 1 1111 1111lx ROBERT CURTIS SCHNIUCKFR S11111I11x 1ss XIII 1 111 11r1 Sl I1 ut 11I th1 s111111r ss cl 1 1 1sx 1 11 pl 111s for th llfl 11 lll lllg '111 st unlf III I It ll RIC IIARD BI AIINI SIIAI'I'I'R 13111111 1 1111 Ill s 11 11111 l111I11 1, I 11r1 IIIIIS 1r1 t11 f'llICI 111 I 11r1t1 tl ICIICY I'111,I1 I1 111 RIC HARD RUSSFI SHAFFFR IJILIK 111I11 r 11I I' I' A uls Ir11111 I B11s111lI s 1I11 s s1h1 11l 1 1.511 s 1 Tl st 11 1 s111111r 1l1ss KS ll ll IIICI fish 77 dyain TMA Inoue! DORCAS JUNE SPANCLER Dorleey . . . Nleniher of the Connnereiul Cluh . . . likes to drive . . . quiet . . . usually seen with Shirley, Carmelu, Lu- cy and Josephine . . . plans to work in Detroit 9.5 DWICHT ORLO ST CLAIR De Witt F FA Viet resident llwns s en in 11 green ehexy er izw lbout lpple pie 1 la mode di likes ehool Spire time spent sle epmg will he found on the firm RONALD WILLIAM STFCK Dopev Likes to tm lsr girls espeeiillw prettx ones h ings nound with B111 te s lolees of 111 lends sings ior in glee e uw noted nr nrt xu rle RUTH CAROL STODDARD Ruthie Noted for her the prettiest girls in tie s nlor ellss hest plls rr run inl Lou loxe tor the N ux EDVVARD CHEQTER XIaH Comes from fnnilx ol wrestlers huslex hroxsn hnr eute ood e rteh lor some luelex 5., p mls around mth Ch: sts ng to he 1 rxneher 73 DALE ROGER STANTON Chilly . . . Tull, clark, gooel looking . . . future llill'IIll'I' . . . class viee-president his junior year . . . F.F.A. h11sleetb11ll . . . plans an airborne future . . . es to 've un U LOIS ELAINE ST CLAIR hi irx Quiet eom mereial student hlue ues md light brovxn hnr sies unusual lllees all her te iehers future plins ire to he 1 tele phone oper itor VW ILBERT LEROY STIFFLER Wfillle Ilings lround with Eugene md Due te lses girls comes from Aeosti lnel peeldles p ipers he honors the Senior ellss ln Jing to ele in out tht nu eooler MARGARET JANE TULENKO for thre e se urs x eter in ehee rle ider h uls from Aeostn frlendlx ind llxx us h IDDX hlees sports sp lre time spent ws ith Lois mel X elm 1 HATTIE WINIFRED VVELSH Hattie Import from Iohnstovsn their loss our gun 1 good elxneer Nllll ple using pe rsonahts 1r o the Ollehurs gun ff oe I x ti l x , hle 1 ha t l l I t 3 . 2,11 fe H - U 1- , 1 . Y ' e . - 2 - ' 1 1 1 ' 3 I' 3 1 ' 2 .... l Q i - 2-,- 1... , iii'-if. I ez. A- 1 1 1 2 ' - 3 . . . 1 1 5 1 1 1 i - 1 . Y 1 . . . . 1, 151' '...xll' ' 11 1' ' 1 '1 .' .... ' S '15 5 ' S . . . 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SENIOR JAMES LEROY W'HITFIELD C'111st1 F1111t11 111 11111 N1I'lSt11I1g 111 111 lglf 1111 1111111111r 11111111gs 111 111 1111 111s fflrs 111111111 18 11111111 1111r11 11r1 111111s 1111111 11r 11 Ll ll DAN ID WAI TER XVILI IANIS 1V11111 SILIL 111s11111s 111111111 1111 D1 I1 1 11111111111 1 111111111 18 11111111 1111r lllj., JOHN LEONARD WINTERS B1111111 A 11r11t1111 11 1r 111111 111r11 1111111.11 1 r 11111 111111 C118 111111 t11 ft 1s1 1111 g1r1s 11111 1111 s1111111 11111rs1 W11l1t 111 111111111 111 s 1r11111 1111111111111 DWICHT W'0Y Dw1g11t 11111 s t11 111111 11111 11s s1111 w t11 11111111 11111 D1l'1S 111 11111 r lIll1 1111 111 111ss 11 11s 1111111111111 t11 1 11111 llt 11 Sl I1 1 1 us 111 I1 11 1311111111 1r lll 11111 1111st11r 1111111111 0111111 111111111111 BFTTY JEAN LANUNI C 11111 P11111 0111 111 t111 O 1111111rst glllg B1tt1 11 IS 111 111111111 111g 11r1111 I1 1ve5 KN 1111 11s111 s t11 111 1 111 11111 11r s1111 1 1t1 KN 1 lt 1 11111 1111 1 s 1111 11111111r111s Pete 51111115 A1111 L1111 111111 lt 1111r11s X 1n1v 11111 D1111.,11t t11r11 si 1s1111 ll Clds - is or In the month of September, four years ago, we, the Senior Class of '53, entered J.B.J. as green freshmen. X1nQgA,StlggI We began to build our class spirit by participating STK in l . the many sided high school curriculum Since you I I can't build without leaders, we elected Christ1ne an ornell as president of our class. To aid her were - AJ Dave Horner, Leo DeLuca, and George Phillips The ranks of the cheer leaders were increased and a record eight magorettes were ' chosen from our class We soon settled xv! down to the ordinary l fe school work, games, and parties And then, the first thing we knew our first year of high school was over, and we looked forward to becoming sophomores Returning to school as sophomores, we had to choose our own subjects for the first time Some of us decided the life of a Others took up the academic courses and still others joined the 'Ag boys Again we elected officers for the year This tlme, Leo DeLuca moved up to the presidency with Dale Stanton, Marge Tulenko, and Bob Schmucker to aid him Sophomore names . A began to appear on the football, basketball, and wrest ling lineups This second year of high school simply flew by 6 5 Our junior year started out with us making big plans for financial and social coups W A first elected Bob Schmucker as a very capable class president His helpers were Dale Stanton, Marge Tulenko, and Violet Baraniak F5 1 'T 5 xf . I ' of - x' A ' 1 of O. . 0 steno or secretary sounded nice, so we entered commercial courses. I ll ' Y 9 1 IEE? I fx N CLASS HISTORY We had the concession stand at one of the football games and held an after-the-game dance which began to build up our treasury. All year we had made plans for a Spring Carnival, which we held on March 21. It was a complete success Then came the play our first big pro duction! We chose a mystery melodrama, 'The Eyes of Tlaloc, complete with secret panel and hldden treasure! In the spring, members of the chorus and band attended the all county events To end the year right, we held a prom for 4- the departing Senior Class The theme was nBon Voyage with the gym decorated as an underwater world And now, our senior year is almost over was a busy year for all of us For the second year, we elected Bob Schmucker class president The other officers included Dave Williams, Marge Tulenko, and Dave Horner The first big event was the senior play, held early in December We chose h El f Ronnie Pyle and 1 Gail Racey playing the leading parts en came M the Glee Club Concert at Christ f mas For Christ mas, many Senlors were found to be giving out their Senior pictures as Christmas presents Class rings began to gleam on our fingers We made a big profit selling Christmas cards which increased our treasury Our candidate for the Maple Queen crown was Daunice Plummer Name cards, gradua tion announcements, the senior banquet, the prom and finally our GRADUATION CU kept us so busy until the very moment our diplomas were handed out I Y ll -- ' L 0 , ll o Oo 0 . 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' '- 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q . . . . . A 1A x 1 L ,kr I Q x j X' 'l k 1. 1 l 1 li 1 .ul x' 1 .1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1' 1 1 ' ' ff 1 1 11 . f f 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1, 1 1 1 41 lx . I' 7 1 , ' c 1 4 ' k' 1 1' 1- '1' 1 1xv 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ln ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 -f 1 1 ' 'r .'11 . -111: 1 .. ..,. ..... L 1 .1 1 1 1 f 1 1.1 121' 1 .. 1 1' Url' xL'1 ' 1-- '11 . 1-- wufv 17 11 .1 l ' 11,1 1 1 1 1' 1 1' 111' ' w 11 4 11.11 ' .,,.., 1 . ,.,... 1. .. . '11, , .,,. 7-,- 1 11.1 f 11 1 ., X1 1 1111t 1 1 1 1 1 7'- 1 lldtlxl 2 1 1 1 . 1111 1 1' 1 , 1 1. 1-1 - U 0 KEYSTONES SUCCESSFUL BEST DANCERS MOST TALENTED Du ight XYny, Nllflllll Ivan EIlll'1'iL'k Lois L4-asm-k, Hula-1't Sclmlullukc-1' MOST ATHLETIC BEST PERSONALITY Mary Fomdcmri, Steve Bene-dict Christixw Cornell, Blaine Slmffcl 28 TALENTED WITTY . . VERSATILE BEST ALL AROUND MUST LIKICLNY T0 Sl'CfIFI'1D Lois Clwnmlmitu, Put liukvr llmmlfl liaulch, Bm-tty Jxllll lw-lux YYl'l'TlIfST Blf5'l'-l,flfYKlNfI Yilvlvi l5.1l'.u'i.llx. li1'1n.xlnl5tm-nk Lum Xl.u'11v.1, lJ.1mlllw1'm-1' 29 ,Ii api UNIOR The junior Class will never forget the fond memories of its junior vear at a vear hustling with activities. Beginning with a series of pep rallies. concessions and pennant sales we generated school spirit which we directed, espe- eiallv in the earlv part of the vear, towards sports activities. XVQ- were well represented hv ath- letes and found our class mates making news on the gridiron. llailing from our class were nine lcttermen with Iohn Yinoskv receiving All Coun- tv Award in his position at center. Recognition of our athletic prowess was not limited to the gridiron, for we attracted attention on the has- kethall Hoor and wrestling mat with Don YVino- vich taking District 5 Championship Honors. Our first love of roller-skating led us to spon- sor two parties. During the winter months we arrangcrd to sell magazine subscriptions. XVork- Front Row, Left to Righfz B. Yost. F. Paugh. ll. Lines. D. llezun, M. Spangler. D. llammer, C, llolsopple. S. Pat- rick. Row 2: P. Lepley. P. Keyser, D. Ogline, F. Benini. F. Fotta. Maurer. H. Krause, li. Miller. Back Row: H, Berlfev. J. Gowartv. C. Phillips. C. Nleon, T. Zamhrzie- kv. F. Vinoslcv. M. Tavlor. XI. Revali. 30 ICNIGH CLASS OFFICERS If lt to Right: Ruth Syphrit, janet XVahlc l'a1lin.- Yinisltv. Patty Slickerman. ing together we engineered a successful winter carnival which involved much work but was well worth the ell-ort. Our field of musicians stepped out with 12 vocalists attending All Countv Cho- rus and 4 musicians attending district band. Go- ing on to greater heights was Shirley Patrick, the first student of ever to appear in the State Band. Spring found our class play. appropriate- lv titled, i'Spring Fever. well under wav. Dur- ing the production of this comedy we had experi- ences We'll never forget. Concluding the term we plaved host at a prom for the seniors which proved to he one of the hest dances of the vear. Under the direction of our sponsors. Nlr. Chervenak, Nlr. George, and Mrs. Secrist, we. a group of prospective seniors, feel we have reached our goal of becoming a good. active class of the high school. dnother Qang fn Zifelf ladder- rvnt Row Ildt to I'lghtI I I, I 'I s far I'1sINr D Bur 111 on 7 U us ll 1 1 IL Foxx J Lk cn I rout Row 1 ll c Run 1 ll IL cr flll I r I' ront Ron I NU 1 rm um x ux 4 x Sp 1 U ms 7 1 L If f 1 1 X I IL RUN ly 1 rg Spf ILIH r II F , ' -' ' : -. Kuniu '. Cl. B mug. 1. A. CincIIv.pvrf.,1 . XY. c:l7IlilIlilIl. S. Culrg 'I'. ' . . I 'If II1'rt:.Iil1i. R '2..: S. II .lr. D.,I11c1I.. Y. KIIllIlll'I. XI. Fr'-cII,11l', N. IIILIIIIIIPT. I..CI1-lmIn.S. Friti, If. IIumpI rvy, Ii.,Iurf1 ILI Ba -I4 . ': I , Ifixlxvr. NV. Cfi - -iurvIIi. I . Futtu, ID. Kimm1'I. I. Iiaunbliug. Ii. llc-clik. Cf. Ax K. CIUIVIIIZLII. 7 ': IC, Holme-1'ts. Ii, XIIII 'r. II. lim-um. XI. Phillips. IC. I'l1scI11ligg. II. NIIIIQ-r. S. Lixinafstr I, How 2: If Kusllpwitz. H. Xlinu-IQ. A. I.iu-11guucI, B. Xin-xllivc. XY. HL-ann. I', I'I1iIIips. B.: -Ii : I . Ifncifiu. II. Umvrz . D. SKY' 'Ii' . D. K 1 .tn G. NCILIl'l'llll'Il'I', Ii. XIiIIe'r. CQ. Dv Qin, ' 'z kl-. H4 Iwrt ln. P. Slick- . . NI. L. Szu' '.,' Ia. AI. XXHIJI -. A. Yutly. H. S pI1rit. I.. Q Ir Lk. P. Yi I:,I1H'll '9x:. R ':..: XY, Hyniuk. IJ. Sli -Iti '. A. Suylur. I, Zum ni. 'If XYugl1c'r, D. XY'II'smn, B, Sm-vw. K. Y. Ikvr. Ba 'k' ': Ii. 'Iq2lf'Illl'. IJ. Iurm-r. If Supamic-Ia. S. Stuart, D. Sklf'IUl'. II. XVI t' '. S. Zulmlwtnvy. -I, 'Iurnm-5 IJ Front Row. Left to Right: Ii. lI:xircI. Ii. Iinilvy. II. Bmvsvr, X. Codispoti. I. Bull. C. II:nnIJling. P. Burclzly. AI. Buxyk, VI. Bitt- na-r. C. Bvglvy. Row Two: C. Bnrkv. S. Colc. II. Dunicls. C. Ds-ist. D, Bnrklmoldvr. P. IIa-c'm'r. E, Brant. E. .Axvry. L. Brown, Y. Cornefll. Back Row: T. IIocIzi:1It. II. Brongln-r. AI. Clmpplv. P. Iiukvr. 'lf III-rkc-y, IC. Alllllllll. C, Broslnun. A. Dulvssanmclro. NI. Bnflzinn. II, BL'r1c'cIict. Front Row: D. Ci11cIIcxpc-rgcr. L. Crm-Ivy. NI. Lvplvy. -I. Longlmry. li. Hour. C. Fvt- vlwo. F. Lt-ph-y. II. Ilvnry, A, -Iohnson. Row Two: T. NIIIIII. Al. Ilnwclalk. O. Huy. I.. IA-pltfy, I. KIin4'. C. Cc-orgc-, II. Durst. AI. Contis. I., Fl'it'cIIin1'. Buck Row: C. King. II. Harris. NY. Lvlmnmn. I.. Crvytok. -I, Fatnlu. VI. Xlalgufxlx. I. Is- gun. A. Ilzlrw-y. E. -Iomws. Front How: C. NIcCI:n'vn. D. II:-Ilynor. A 7 Kit-Clara-n. IJ. IIoI11-rts. II. Orluncli. E. Ion- rotl. PI. Moore: f2lll'l'l'f', E. Pritts. How Two: C. Prom-sti. I.. Mull. P. NluCIc-I- Inn. NI. I.. Nlvyvrs, S. Nlillvr. II. I., Nutt- P ronr. S. Intnmn, IC. IIoIwrts. Row 'l'hrc1:: C. NIklllI'l'I', C. SRIYIUY, II. Mil- lvr. If. NIHFIICRI. C. Nlosl1oIcIcr. AI. Pc-tors 17. She-ftic. I. Pcslmko. VI. Miller. Back Row: A. Rcxak. II. Nlorovivwicki. D Criffith, AI. Sc-hrock. XY. Nlostollcr. II. Kios- Iicr. D. SIlL'c'Im'l'. XV. IIingIc'r. Front Row: Z. SlmfI'm'r. N. Sloan. II. IIyniuI4 'If AYLIIIQCIA. C. 'I'uriIIo. II. St. cIILlil'. I3 IIod:Iy. A. ,III10Illi1S. II. Spunglvr. Row Two: bl. Stnfft. K. VYI1ipkvy. I.. Trvsw- lvr. II. Xhllmnus. NI. N lsh. L. St. Llanr. D Snot-In-rgz-r, G. XYl1voIr-1'. S. Slnitlx. Row Three: D. -I. Yost. C. VIIINJIIHIS. A, Yin- isky. -I. Snpunick. P. Urlmn. I. 'l'rmsIvr D. Straku. II. Shownmn. Buck Row: Ii. Stcx Ons. P. Stern. IC. Szynmn- ski. II. Yun Ilook. I.. XI'ozni:1k. XY, Vt'il Iiuma. I'. VIIIIOIUQIS. I. Tlmonms, D. Sno Iwrgvr. SOPHOMORES . . . tice conAciouA Atone to beaaty grew CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Regina Stnfft, Celes- tine Pronesti, Carole Feta-ho, Nancy Sloan. pley , D. Cindlesperger, Nl. Ls-ploy. C. fxleClar4-n We figure to ourselves the thing we like and then We build it up as chance will have it, on the rock or sandf, The sophomores too have decided what they like and are on their way building, tier by tier, a successful high school career. They have already reached a goal which in later years will prove to be either their good fortune or their down fall. For it is in this year that they have the opportunity of selecting a course to follow through high school and perhaps through their future years. They have built around them their friends and a stable foundation for their lives. The sophomores have a large class this year, numbering one hundred twenty seven students. XVhen it comes time to buckle down to work the sophomores are right there on the job. With the help of their advisors, Mr. Kerekes, Mr. Hostetler, and Mr. Englehart, the sopho- mores participated in several activities, one of which was the selling of Christmas Candy. During the month of February, the sophomores sponsored a Heart Hopn Dance at which time they selected a King and Queen of Hearts. This ambitions group also sold handmade football pins during the pigskin season. XVe are sure if the sophomores continue with their good work, their keen interest in school affairs, and their studies as well as their activities, thev will he certain to build a firm foundation for their lives. FRE SHMEN The art 0 bail ing iA the Mzginning. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Bight: D. Spf-igle. D. Cole- man. A. XV:-iiner. B. Cowarty. Prin- cipal ul. B. Dietz. The foundation for a solid. stalwart class was laid this year by the apprentices among us, our hardworking freshmen. To give the class the leadership it needed to help them build a worth while school career, Douglas Speigle, David Coleman. Blanche Gowartv. and Arlene YVeimer were chosen as class officers. XVithout a pause the members went right to work. holding as their first project of the year, a Halloween Party for the class. No need to say it was a favorable success. Football brought the heroes into the limelight until the girls stepped into the picture. Nancy Benedict. joan Pronesti. and Betty Vinosky were proudly hailed as the three freshman cheerleade1's. During basketball season the girls had more occasion to cheer when the boys went to further glory on the basketball court. And we must not forget those brave grap- plers who participated in contests and gained more honors for their class. At one of the lively class meetings the mem- bers decided to venture into the business World. All pitched into the work and the luncheon they planned showed the foresight of the class in business matters. It benefitted not only the class. but the students of the school as well. It also awoke the upperclassmen to the fact that they could no longer look down upon this mighty class! Ifront Row: Bl. Fotta. X. Benedict. R. Cornell. Il. Conn, T. Beahr. D. Brant. R. Deal. X. Bittner. XY. Davis. ow 2: L. Benford. R, Daniels. F. Baraniak. S. Bodziak, XV. Daniels. C. Carpenter. S. Daniels. X. Blough. NI. Fedeorowicz. Buck Row: II. Deist. D. Bauglnnan. B. Fritz. B. DeMarco. nl. Bertolini. E. Exans, D. Coleman. II. Eppley. J. Berkey. Ll. Qil Y v 'f A all-Q 'L 1 'I is ,, A Z . 1 ,jf vs k h ASQ! J X Q ry .J 1 K 1j' 'fg-13164 4 ' ' Q-my 'F I QA X I gn ,A GX -in , ' X 4 ' ' 4 : es. 2- H 6' -1 .sz P - we I f V U av 13' 6 r v ig y gf ' y xv. Q 'CY 'Q 1 will L., 1 :Q ev 4' - Y I y , ,Q A I I ,W ,W - 1 1 Q RU L , , L A F: Z ln- 'ICQ 3 if 19 25 if if-, 1 ,Q '- A A n X a K V M5 9.5 '91 x 'f S7 0 gg 4: .v- wa , ,. ' . 11' ,I Li Q -4 wid .4 V 'M Q' ' . M V B., , . . 1 Aff ' ' I, 0 1. V .1 7 vi ff .. A A 1 V .4 cows VV if . up .2 D, I v 4m f an I' Q' -B W 1 2 1E' 29, 4 .f ' , v v . ', I . 2 fy 1 V, ,7 ' W 'ax M y X t. 2 if l V ' ' TU ! K 1v f'?, ' 14, ' f' Q as 1:5 f- 2 V I W ' l1x7fg2JU:, ': x. 1 I , 'yer' 'E ' Front Row: X. Fvtsko. K. Fry, li. Bowsvr. C. Davis. nl. Blough. Y. Durst. G. Builvy. H. Comtlmn. D. lfislmcr. Row 2: E. Bannbling. S. Fvttcrolf, Nl, Doan- cr. X. Daniels, Nl. BllI'khUllll'I'. I. Cicciu- relli. C. Croncnnllt-r. I. Burkholdcr. Buck Row: Ni. Critchficld, R. Bm-num, L. Czltlmgull. Al. Bndzinu. C. Bnkcr. E. Guth- ixinn. I.. Friccllinv. C. Croylv. D. Bvrkr- n L: Front Row: 'I'. Sclmrock, Nl. lmpln-y. P. lms- liv. C. Sclnnnckm-r, P. PllSL'llllijI,j.I. P. RMI'- nvr. li. St-llcrs, D. Omcrzo, XV. Piusvcki, D. Livingston. Row 2: E. Phillips. BI. Sannvr. I. Roddy, NI. Lvplvy. L. Lohr, C. Moors. L. Rcam. NY. Sndowski, G. Rm-ct. D. Millvr. Back Row: E. P4-rsnlm. N. Lohr, E. Hush. A. llolwrts. H. Pcrsnlmn. D. NUIIIIOH-, K. lic-pko. XY. Moore-. R. Nlontgonu-ry. l'. Oglinv. Front Row: D. llolsopplc, -I. Ilurxt-yy Hornc-r. nl. Huy. B. jurosiuk. D. Contis. Ht-nry. I. Hour. XY. Kl!XX'1llL'lf'k. H ll- cubs. Row 2: xl. llogzunivr. Il. Holsopplv. I l Lcple-v. D. Crm-Ivy. I. Krunsv, N. K0- bonisf XY. Silbc-rt. A. Cownrty. C. Horner P. l'Illl'Yi'Y. C. Kaufman. Back Row: E. Harm-y. 1. Cc-rn. F. L4-gnrski C. Km-ysvr. NI. A. Inna-L-lyk, C. Hollis. XY KL-nm-I. D. Iucolms. P. lI.llIlIIll'l'. S. Knut' mann. Front How: C. Slwotf. C. Sha-sko, L, Stul-lt Nl. Shi:-lds. F. Zattulavtllfi. T. SL-lmrock, D Smith. F. Slwftic, XY. Tlmonms. Row 9' F 'l'r0ll'1 A xYiL'llCl'k Y xvl'iI ' . onms. . . xur. .. . 14 L Stvtz, VI. XYilliznns, R. Stunt-r. Back Row: D. St. Clair. E. YVOy, -I. XYhip kr-V. C. Bvrtolini, R. 'l'lll'l'lf'l'. E. XXVOZIHCL R.-TllIIStklu. B. Yntzy, R. XYhipkc-y. gatliem together itA tooldl Left to Right: Dixie Stewart, Carol Shoif, Joyce llolsopple, Myrah Deaner. EICHTH GRADE The eighth grade this year was headed by four ambitious leaders: Dixie Stewart, Presidentg Joyce Holsopple, Vice Presidentg Carol Shoff, Secretaryg and Myrah Deaner, Treasurer. They were assisted by their helpful advisors, Nlrs. Virginia Bucior, Mr. Roland Evans, and Mrs. jane Cooper. This hard working bunch of a hundred and twenty six had several meetings at which they planned social functions for their class. Loyalty to the class and their ability to get along together was shown at a successful party in the month of March. To the sports world they lent a group of actively interested boys. Football. basketball, and Wrestling, each had proud beginners. Some joined the ranks of the band and proved to be quite good musicians. NVith the end of this year they are Well prepared to leave the lower grades and ready to take an active part in curricular activities as Freshmen. VVith the start they have achieved thus far you will be hearing more about this class. F. XYhipkey, 1. Williams, B. Yntzy fame :MA not built in 4 day! CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Ruth Zimmerman, NVihna Fett-lm, Billy jo Landis, jinuny llrant. Standing: P. Dt-ist, D. Miller, Kaufman Nl. Lemlev. Seated: ll. llarvey, j. Bare z j. SEVENTH GRADE We build the ladder by which we rise and we ascend it step by step. The seventh grade is on the Hrst step of this ladder and slowly but surely is making its Way to the top. The seventh graders this year are a large class, one hundred fourteen in number, and they are being guided by Mr. Fred Shaffer, Mr. Patrick Krupper, and Mrs. Louise Thomas. James Brant, class president, did a wonderful job in seeing that the activities and affairs of the year went smoothly. He was ably assisted by XVilma Fetcho, Vice Presidentg NVilliam joe Landis, Secretary, and Ruth Zimmerman, Treasurer. Sports have played an important part for some of these seventh grade stu- dents this past year. They participated in basketball and wrestling which in future years will have proved to be a good start in the field of sports. These seventh graders have taken a keen interest in the building of their class and they know the value of how to Work and get along with their fellow class mates and teachers. Knit one, purl two. 38 IFTUIII Run. I,cI'l to Right: NY. .-Mxtvy, I3 I'.a1sI1. 15:-1'IuI1111, Ii. .-X. IJQIIIICIS. XXLISQ-1'Iwy Ia, IIllI'IiIlLlI'I. Ii. lic-4-114-11, -I. I31'au1I. Kim 2: I. fIUI'IIl'II. IJ, IIHL'IlllllAlll. I', H1111-N ' 1 XX IIILI111 N.111cI1'41. XI. D1-N. I. limvm-', ', - II. c.I.lIIx. K. CMI.-. Back Huw: Cl. IJa111ivIs. .-X. Dm1I. IC. Hw- 111.111. I. I3.11'IxIs'3. XI. Bm-11vcIi1-I. XY. AcI11111x S. ICIIUN, XY. I'fII1'l'. XI. II1'I1m111. 'rout How: IJ, I11I111sr111, II. Cl1'alL'i4'. D. I.il1t, I-' . .-y.- , , . s L, . D. Il11I1c1t. IU. II.llX1'X, I. l.1x111Qxtr111. I. I11If IJ KIIIKIIK pu ll low 2: K, I,41I11'. XY, ,Illlll'i'LL'Ii. Il Fc-itn'1'41III, I. I..1yIm111. Ii, II1lI'XI'j'. -I. XILIXIX, AI. 1.111111-5 1i,ll1'iIHtl1. IJ. IIycIucIx, RICK Row: I . f:lJIlll, P, ,Is1I111stm1, XY. I..u1- rlix. II. K1-11111'II. ID. 1.4-uw. K. Kllllllp, Ii. ' ll r C-114.011, D, II4111 '. 'rout Huw: I., SI111IIs-1112. IIi1Im-II11. AI, c,lIl4'l'- 111, II. SIIAIIIVT. II. I'z1c1f1g-11, I. Nlurc-IIi. VI. NIiIc'I11'II. Ii. -I. Britls. XY. P1-rs11I111, ou 2: -I. II.-II11m-13 C, Samclmuky, S, l'1-1'ia111, .-X. III111.LcIs. A. lilpuso, I. f,gIlIlk', .-X, Iivfl- IIl'I'. I. NIusIwy'. ack Row: Ii. li.1114I11II. S, II1lIl'f. li. Klux- I.:-5. K. I'lltl11.111. II. II:-vw. B. XIi11L-1-IQ. U. I,l'Il'I'xllII. fl. XI11sI:11IcI1'1',,I. Xi4'111i4'4'. 'ont Hmm: K, SI1mx'1111111. -I. XXILIIIJHNII. If. ZIILIHIII. fl. III. ffI.1Il', IJ. H'IIi.lll1w. Ii. b1JAll!QI.'I'.f.. X111111.11'1. I. 51111tI1. CL L.1l1I11t- IIVX. 11172: If. 5I1i11pr'y. II, 51l1Jr111in'I4, I. Xx- 111ivL. II. Z41111. II. XYI1ftfi:'IcI. -I. Szlylur. S. S-IllIl'I' If XX I1IpIM'X I 811111111111 Y SMX I1,r1Ix. ICQIQ Huw: II. ZH111111-1'111a111. Ii. NI. Ya-sm-Ii. I. I-1'11x1-I. II. NX..1NyI1f.1I4, II, SIll'IL'IIl'I'. II. II111111u, I1 Huy, XI.5l11-1'l1-11 I. 51r1111.11'- l'lI. 'SU f f fXl WM man mth hw Kurnzng Soul M14 but an hour 0 Jreatln To 641114 af Slnqe of Truth ACTIVITIES XX f AN f my Iffx rl I I ll, Il' X II 'ff 'IIN EI!!! ff, XVI I I I ff I A I 0 c 5 WT' Rh-QQ : fs ' N i, ..- awww, 'W ...- ...- gi ,,,....... -may Wa: , W 1 5 c 1 1 .,,,?M, 5 W.- fr I - .L . ,T-, yi, R 1 W, fn Uain We Kuild Wee World STUDENT COUNCH, A search tor the foundation stone ot our school activities brings us to the doorstep of the Student Council, a group consisting of twenty active members chosen by the student body. This governmental body was established to de- velop cooperation between students and admin- istration. Freedom is granted to all classes to put their problems before the Student Council. which in turn will take action to carrv out those sugges- tions which appear feasible. This club. an afliliate with the YMCA. and the State and National Association of Student Councils, sponsors the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. which is given annually to the senior girl and the senior boy who best exhibit good sportsmanship and fair play. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Kerekes. the members sponsored dancing at the noon hour. a boys, intra-mural basketball tournament. the erection of a Christmas tree during the holi- dav season. a National Education IVeek Assem- bly and a clean-up campaign. CMS STUDENT COUNCIL S. Haley, N. Lohr. B. Nliller. S. Yoder, SAFETY PATROL I. Roddy. R. Conahan. -I. llay. Daniels. Sellers. Xl, Klebonis. lt, XYasylt Beeinan. SAFETY PATROL Under the sponsorship of Nlr. XVilliam Leven- trv. driver-training instructor. the School Safety Patrol operated successfullv throughout the 1952- 1953 school term. The thirty-five boys were or- ganized for the purpose of providing protection for and guidance to pupils immediatelv before and after school sessions. In recognition of their diligence and unselfish service. each vear the Iohnstown Motor Club gives an award of merit to each member. The members are also allowed to attend the local movie theatre each Friday night. free of charge. The main desire of the club is twofold. Une aim is to send some of its members to XVashing- ton. D.C. for a two-dav tour of the nation's capi- tal. The second aim is to enable other members to spend a week during the summer at St, Francis College to learn more about safety and to en- gage in wholesome recreational activities. The profits earned bv the clubis milk sales project are directed toward the realization of these ob- jectives. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Kraus: XV:-lsh, P. Younkin, XY. Landis, A. ltipt Row 2: R. XVttlLlL'I', lf. liertolini, D, Shu tl Treasurer, F. Paeifieo, Vice-l'resid1nt ls I Q N Coleman. lresident. I. Halter. Sat 1 Y. Cornell. Nl. I. llolsopple, lt, Dc ml Standing: Nlr. Kerekes. li, lloar. Y lns nigg. .-X, Hexalt. D. Yan lloolt. I. Con s H. Pyle, D. Speigle. I. Chapple. D C oln man, Y. Kimmel, li. Stevens. S. Sha Front Row: D. Ilubert. II. Davis, T. Stlnt How 2: D. Smith. lt. Nvhitfield, li. 7 Row 3: D. Livingston, -I, Nlorelli, I l ll so. R. Kennell, D. Nloskey. C. Nunn ui X Row 4: E. XYov. F. Sproelt. lt. Box st Back Row: R. Tunstall, L. Xiekloxv I n lis, I. XVoy, lt, Beeman. lt. Xlosltev L x isor Mr. Leventrv. I. Niemiee. C. Slit s L. Shannon. ll. Faeifieo. D. NVilhuns Zlnleaw The Euilder 14140 roam COMMERCIAL CLUB The meeting will please come to ordern is the connnand given by our President. Violet Baraniak. The Connnercial Club is inade up of thirty four girls who obey all rules and regula- tions of the clubs constitution. Each meeting opened with the reading of the Bible by the Chaplain Rose Xlincek and the praying ol' the I.ord's Prayer. Programs were planned carefully by a selected connnittee. The programs included such inovies as allow to Keep a john and ul want to be Secretaryf' ln addition. reports per- taining to neat appearance in an office were given by different club ineinbers. A short skit was given showing the girls the right and the wrong way to approach a prospective employer. This proved to be very entertaining as well as inter- esting. The main activity of the vear was the spaghetti dinner held on March 2-1, in the school gvmnasiuin for all students of the junior and Senior High. COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: D. Shef- tie. B. Seese, C. lilough. lf. lluinphrey. O. Brelnn. Y. Pusch- nigg. Row 2: A. Donia, Nl. Foradori. Y. Baranialx, P. lludak. ll. NVQ-lsh. T. Rertolini. F. Koshe- witz. Row 3: IJ. Berlcey, I.. Roberts. E. Roberts. B. Xieiniee, I.. Robertson. R. Nlineelc. Row 4: D. Spangler. pl. Nlaeen- cxeli. S. Reani. C. Riposo. I.. Nlaruea, I. Kaniak. Standing: D. Flasher. A. I.ixen- good. D. Jacobs. NI. Friedline. M. Knupp. K. Carroll, I.. St. Clair. Nlrs. I.ape, advisor. FIRST AID Front Row, Left to Right: A. Gin- dlesperger. I. Sturft. D. Roberts. A. 'lwllllIIlil5. D. Snowberger. S. Lixingston. S. Sinitli. I. Hailey. Row 2: T. Fisher. S. Miller, I.. Schroeli. S. Cole. R. Miller. ll. Miller. D. Sl. Clair. F. Phillips. I.. Brown. R. I.. Neatrour. Y. Cornell. Back Row: A. Revalc. C. Thonias. D. Snowberger. C. Avery. NY. Cieeiarelli. bl. Thoinas, D. Fish- er. F. Stevens. ll. Sheltie. FIRST AID CLUB Right over left. left over right. Or is it the other wav around? Thats the First Aid Club trving to solve the inysterv of the square knot. This club functions under the direction of Nlr. Charles Kerekes. advisor. and Charles Avery. president. Anv student of the junior or senior high school is eligible to becoine a member ol' this club. To help more students to understand the fundamental principles of first aid and to be able to use them when the need arises is the purpose of the First Aid Club. The club is affiliated with the Ainerican Red Cross. Each ineinber who successfully coin- pletes the course is issued a certificate showing that he is qualified to administer first aid. CLUBS 5 ii i T I F F A. The FFA Club is an organization created to improve the boys' present methods of farming and to prepare them to be better farmers in the future. There are forty-tive members in the club, twenty-four of them having been voted in this year. To be a member of this club the boys must belong to and be familiar with the work of the National Future Farmers of America. Along with group farming. their work in- cludes the plowing of local gardens, the selling of seeds. and the selling of refreshments at the fair. The local FFA had manv social activities during the year, activities such as swimming parties. skating parties, corn roasts and steak trys. This vear ten of the FFA bovs represented TBI at the Farm Show held in Harrisburg in january. George Neuhotf, president of the club. was awarded second prize for his project on potatoes. F. F. A. ll. Lines. L. Nuklo . . . XX. l' ritz. Yieker. XY. Lohr. T. lfppley lleam. XI. Spangler. ll. XValker XYhitfield. XY. Smverbrovver. Sellers. lloberts, D. Straka. CHEF CLUB Membership in the Chef Club is open to boys of sophomore and junior standing who are in- terested in the fine art of cooking. These pros- pective chefs meet everv club period in the Home Economics room for the purpose of gain- ing an insight into the technicalities of the kit- chen-that sac1'ed spot in the home generally considered the womans domain. The business transacted during these meet- ings, which take place once every two weeks. consists of learning the fundamentals of cooking. Here the boys measure, sift and blend ingredi- ents that are finally transformed into delicacies such as cream puffs. taffy apples. velvet crumb cake. candv. pies and biscuits. This organization has eleven members and is under the able direction of Mrs. Pauline Zim- merman, instructor of the Home Economics De- partment in the high school. The boys' original purpose in joining the club may have been the food involved, but, according to Mrs. Zimmer- man. they have gained valuable experience as well. 44 Front Row, Left to Right: Nlr. L1 Vigne, advisorg P. Keyser. sentnal P. Phillips, reporter. D. XVillinns seeretaryg C. Neuhofl, presiun D, St. Clair, vice-presidentg Nl. I IX lor. treasurerg BI. Shaffer. chap Row 2: R. Spangler, C, Carpen 4 use. C. Iris Shall-er. H. Shoxvman. ll. NU in Row 3: E. Nliller, ll. Krause, D. NIL Back Row: D. Coleman. ll, N in llook, D. Zorne, D. Stanton li Shailier, XV. XYilliams. T. Zam n l4yL'lil, S. Keyser, li. Br-rkey ll Xioroxiewiclsi. Al. Chappel. l Moore. ' CHEFS CLUB Foreground: li. Pritts. Z. Sllkllltl l Background: L, Creytok. L. F111 line. I. Supaniek, A. Yinisky I Contis. T. Bodziak. XY. 1,4-lnnm TRI-HI-Y HI-Y ,Xniicl thc clattcr uncl confusion ot' thc work- 'l'hc stutlcnt hotly snw thc rcorgunimtion ol crs on thc school u scpurutc group of huiltlcrs thc lli-Y Cluh this ycur. Thc cluh. forty strong hcgnn its joh. This was the Tri-Ili-Y unclcr thc untlcr tht- clircction of Nlr. llurry linglclizirt. rc lt'ilClt'l'Sl1lP0i-llllt'XVLlllYiS0l'. Xlrs. I,tJlliSt'TlltJIl1ll5. ports ai ycry succcssful ycur. 'lihc organization Tht- cluh nicnihcrship wus cnlzirgccl to thirty- is rcgistcrccl with thc Stutc Ili-Y which is nllili ont' girls. nuiliing it onc of tht- lurgcst groups in zltccl with thc Y.Xl.lI..iX. thc history of tht- cluh. Thc otficcrs of thc cluh Tht- purpose- of thc cluh is to crcutc. nmin urc: prcsiclcnt. Duunicc Pluninicrg y'icc-prcsi- t1llll.llllll cxtcncl throughout tht- hoinc. school uncl clcnt. Put Sliclxcrniung sccrctury. .loan Xyniiclx: coinniunity high staintlzucls ol' Clhristiun Clmmc tl't'ilSlllAt'l', l,ois Clonihitu and chupluin. .-Xclu Nlgiy tcr. Nlcycrs. 'l'hc cluh's first untlcrtulting wus to stugc il Tht- nit-inhcrs husictl thcmsclycs all yctu' on ycry succcssful Clcun-Up Chunpuign, which rc inoncy-inuking vcnturcs. thc proccctls of which sultccl in il clcuncr school anal ll niorc conscicn wcrc usccl for tht- annual lmnquc-t. Xlonthlv tions group of stuclcnts. Upon lwuringn trcaisur lunchcons wcrc scryccl to thc stuclcnt hotly. Tht- cl' rcport ut onc ol' thcir mcctings thc incinhcrs proccccls from colics untl hot clogs sold at has- tlccitlctl to try to ruisc sonic inoncv. So thcy' go licthull gamcs hclpccl to swell the treasury. into thc swing of things hy sponsoring ll Conccs Socially thc girls were hostesscs at monthly sion at onc of tht- lmuslxc-tlmull gzuncs. Tcziclicrs' Tcus, hut thc highlight wus ll tcu hclcl ln the- spring thc fcllows wouncl up thcir nc lior till thc tcztchcrs of thc joint district :incl nicni- tiyitics hy holcling ll tiornml orchcstru cluncc hcrs of thc joint hozlrtl. using als tllCll' tht-mc An .-Xnicricun in Paris... TRI-Ill-Y Front Row. IA.-ft to light: l'. Sliclwr in in I7 l'lunnncr How 2: ll. lioclfhllx. Il. liittncr, lf. Zauioni. K. Shippcy. Row 3: li. Orlnncli. ll. PlLlNl'L'lil. A. .-Kntlcrson. X. Slogan. l,. Clonihitu. ff. Nlzlurcr. .-X, Xlcym-rs. Row -1: ll, tloxu-rty, l'. Yininsliy. li funoni. ll. fucltm-lli. li. Syphirg ul Nlillcr. :X. l'mu1'a1iiit1l4. Nl. Xymicli. Cf. l'roncsti. Buck Row: Xl. Shcltic. Nl. l'roncsti ll. Stotlrlwrcl, X. lzrncriclt, l', Stcrn ll. Alonm-s. D. Yun llnolt. lf. Puugh Xlrs, 'lwlltlIIl.lN. Ill-Y Front Row, Lcft to Right: Sxtcclx. ll. Sittlowslyy. ll. lmplcy, l. bootl- yyin. li. il'tlXlUl', 'lf NY.ignr-r. l . licn- tlrillith, Cl, Ycitlrriiicicr. li. litunli- li.llsl'l'l ll. liuuth ll lXI.lll . . Xloon. l. f.ou.nty. li. Sillliil X Xlkistvllil, I, IH-lf sltyc ll, litlllll I, l. l ott.i. Xlilnitfivlfl. ll. XYHN lil y isor-NIT. l'.Il,,,lt'lI.lll. CEOCRAPHYPCLUB The Geography club is a well-established organization4one of the first clubs organized after our schools consolidated. Members from all three junior High grades are learning the relationships between geography and our every- day life through the club. One phase explained how current events and global happenings can have their source in the geographical features of the various countries. The club has taken several field trips. includ- ing one to the local sand company. Movies were shown of the various Helds in which geographical knowledge plays an important part. The mem- bers also practiced making maps and other charts. Mr. Patrick Krupper a new teacher at 1. B. succeeds Mr. Donald O,Connor as club ad- visor. The twentv-five members of the club were led during the past vear bv Frank Mincek. presidentg Donald Zablotney. vice presidentg Art Cowarty. secretarvg and Paul Kossey. trea- surer. So altogether they add up to a vigorous club organization. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club which has been successful in past years was formed again this year under the leadership of Mr. Earl E. Bowman. Of course all the shutter-bugs were anxious to join but to maintain the clubis standards only those with a camera were admitted. From these busy camera fans the officers selected were President, Betty Vinoskyg Vice President, Bill Danielsg and Secretary, Harry Conn. Under Mr. Bowmarfs guidance the club went to work to learn the fundamentals of photogra- phy. Cameras were taken apart to study the mechanism and to show the various steps in taking and producing pictures. VVhen the mem- bers finally mastered those preliminary details thev set out snapping every one, every thing that came into view. Pictures brought to club meet- ings were criticized and praised. All this helped the members achieve the goal the club had set at the beginning of the vear. To use and understand the possibilities of a camera. If you spy a student stalling around cameras in hand you mav be sure he is one of our royal shutter bugs. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Seated, Front Row, Left to Right: VV doxvsky. 1 Row 2: J. Pyle. UI. Combita, O. Jacobs I. Griffith, D. Brant. Row 3: D. Zablotncy. ll. Speicher. I Beffner. D. Peterson. Standing: B. XViencek, Mr. Krupper, A Cowartv, XY. Miller. J. Cowarty. R hot. CANIERA CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: E. Smith. B Vinosky, S. Bodzialt. Row 2: A. Diehl, S. Rhodes. I. XValbnsh D. Shields. D. Daniels. O. Mahl, P man. advisor. 4. n. -15 Sadowskv. S. Stetz, D. Colitis. B. Sa- Fritz. PJ. Minceli. H. Callucci, N. Peles- ky., P. Kossey. F. Zablotney, C. Neu- ublnaroslii. C. Yllilliams. Mr. Bow- JUNIOR DRANIATICS Front Row. Left to Right: Nl. A. -Iaueczek Cl. Bailey. I. Oglinc. S. Enos. Row 2: X. Lohr, ff. Xlorris, P, ltelllner. xl Cornell. XY. lfeteho, B. A. -larosick. li liarnhart. How 3: L. A. Cathagan G. Croyle. Nl Sanncr. P. llarvcy. E. Sellers. I.. Stuftt. Row 4: D. St. Clair, XV. Thomas, Al. Wil hams. NY. Durst. S. Haley. How 5: F. Trella. I . Sli:-ftie. ll, Moore. D Thomas. D. Stewart. P. llammer. QI. XVhip key. Back Row: lt. Turney. Nlrs. liueior. lloruer. N. NVeimer. E. llarvey. P. Pusch nigg. VI. Clera. NIATHENIATICS Seated. trow one, front to backl: ll, Daniels B. Eash. D. Croxe. B. Peterson. E. Liv- ingston. T. Ohlcr. NI. UI. llolsopple. C Patrick. ll. Mills, A. Henry. Row 2: john Stoddard, C. Kaufman. XV Kowaleyzk, D. Shesko. L. Smalley. XY Nlorbit. A. Phillips. E. Ilarxey, ll. Ley- dig. A. Livingood. How 3: J. Mattie. H. Beener. P. Bowser D. Xloskey. lt. Xluller. VI, llnok, ll. Ilen- ry. S. Smith, ll. Tunstall. S. Tunstall. Standing: T. lieahr. C. Carpenter. Nl. A Fedorowiex. B. NVilliams. D, Lease. K. U'Baker. E. Skasko. Hr. Exams. JUNIOR DRAMATIC S The junior Dramatics Club. sponsored this year bv Nlrs. Virginia Bucior. is composed of some thirtv seventh and eighth graders. The members are interested in all aspects ol play- writing and plav production. During club peri- ods. the members have read many different kinds of plays. Thev have found that farces have the most audience appeal at The club is ready at a inoment's notice to perform in public. .Xl- though the club is not exclusively for seventh and eighth grade girls no bovs have joined. So girls vie for the chance to plav a masculine part. Thev presented a comic plav in junior Iligh :Xs- sembly early in the year. Xlrs. liucior is a new teacher at -I. ll. Al. and is aided bx Xlr. Donald Rav. who was club spon- sor last vear. The junior Dramatics officers are Pennv IYeimer. President. XYilma lfetcho. Yiep- President. and Judy XVilliams. Secretarv. Future program chairman for PTA and assemblies can look to the junior Dramatics Club for excellent material. Yi was MATHEMATICS CLUB PIIESIDENT Donna Lease YICE PRESIDENT Eleanor Skasko SECRETARY , Karen UIBaker TIIEASLIIIEII Betty .-Xnne Wlilliams ADVISOR Mr. Roland Evans In the language of builders' contracts-it shall be the right and privilege of the Mathe- matics Club to assemble for the purpose of cre- ating a common interest in the subject of Nlathe- matics. The onlv qualification for membership shall be an interest in mathematics. This club is called to order by the president Donna Lease. under the direction of the sponsor, Xlr. lloland Evans. The Nlathematics Club. un- like many' of the other clubs in the school. has no affiliation with a higher source. nor does it give anv special honors or awards. The club de- pends complet:-lv on the interest and initiative of its own members for its drawing power. The activities this vear consisted of a dance and a skating partv. These social functions also served a financial purpose as well. for the mem- bers of the club wanted to pax' for their picture in the annual. CLUBS ront row: C. Xlcfflaren. D. Fisher. 1. Lepley. B. -Iarosick. -I. Layton. P. Les- he. L. Stufft. C.. St. Llair. KK. Kowal- czyk. ow 2: Klcfflaren. I . L:-pley. R. Zimnierinan. Bl. Shields. E. Bamhling. lf. Selers. ow 3: P. Relfner, XI. Loughry. S. Yo- der. C. Nloors. I. Burkholder. X. Xlat- talino. B. Reffner. -I. XYilliams. ow 4: R. Cordon. BI. Burkholder. X. Coleman. P. Pusehnigg. B. XYiei:eek. L. Greeley. Loughry. S. Slieftic. li. Ilenry. ack Row: D. Yost. B. Yutfy, N. Lolir. B. Xlincek. ll. llarris. P. Bl'l'llt'l', Xl. Cri tehfield. T. NVhipkey. LIBRARY CLUB The meeting will please come to order! Cirlsl Order! These are usually the opening words of the Library Club meetings. Often the fifteen junior and senior high girls are so busy discussing books and events that they refuse to come to attention. The Library Club was revived this year hy Nlrs. julia Caples. our new librarian. The mem- be1's of the executive body' are president. Lois Leasock. seniorg vice-president. Ruth XVilliams. sophomore: treasurer. Gail Racev. senior: secre- tary. Betty Leasock, senior. Under Nlrs. Caples, expert supervision. the girls studied the principles of librarv science including the methods of mending worn books. and preparation of new books for librarv use. The librarv club members added color and varietv to the library bv decorating the walls with interesting pictures of famous men. historic scenes and events. Because of the enthusiasm and devotion of these assistants the library has become a well- run organization of our school. I LIBRARY N f r XVilliains. L. Ia-asoek. Standing: A. Saylor, E. Pusclmi Raeey. GIRLS' SHOP Bang! Bang! Bzzzl YVhat's all the noise? It's just the Girls, Shop hammering and sawing away. It seems that some girls take as much interest in shop as boys do. If you should tour the shop during club periods or at certain times during the week you would be amazed at the girls who are competing with boys in woodwork. Mr. Owen Horner. the club advisor. is proud of the achievements of the girls. YVith 54 members from the junior and senior high active in the club this year, the advisor has found himself quite busy. The beginners must be taught the fundamen- tals of using tools and wood and the older mem- bers given a start on more difficult articles of woodwork. If, at the end of the vear, the girls would have a displav of their work you would see a variety of book-ends. wallshelves. end tables. nightstands. cedar chest and more arti- cles. There is no doubt that the time and effort given bv these girls is well worth their while. I time wvrldlf zz wildef-neu GIRLS' SHOP F. Cohn. S. Querry. R. Clark. A. Seated, Left to Right: A. -Iolinzvton S. Daniels, T. XValker. B. Rynil C.. Wheeler. IS. Niahl. ll. Ilarris. R Daniels. -I. Berkey, B. Leasoek, R Advisor Mrs. Caples, X. Blough. C go build lwuAeA in EAGLE St-nu-tl. 1.1-ft to Right: ll. Nlillvr. Y. i. l'.,.i . . llziy. Nl. IL. Xish. lg. -Ion:-s. ll. Ste-rn. Ci. Fvtt-ho. Standing: C. Sziylor. Il. Bull. Y. Kin: invl, ll. Stoclflaircl, ll. Yonnltin. -I. XYulmli'. ll, llorltly. lf. llmlr, .-Xclvisor Nir. Clvoi'i14'. fl, Cl4'or:1'. ff. Bros- EACLE CLUB lixtrul lixtrzil lla-aicl ull uhontf-Yu-s. rc-acl all uhont XVllilliS liuppc-ning uronncl -I. B. UI. lligh School ouch month in tht- liuglv. our school nvws- pupr-r sponsored hy Nir. -Ianni-s Georgia- and valit- ocl hx' Ci0-0tlitUl'S-ill-Cllil'i:. :Xnnu Griffith illltl Bot- ty' -In-ani llay. Our Co-editors nrt- ahh' assist:-cl hy Carole- lfotclio who is nt-ws Q-clitor. ciI'6tClliIl Cc-organ fc-utlirv 4-clitor. ancl B1-tty .Xnn Fc-lix who is In-iul ol' thc- sports clvpurtinn-nt. ln orclvr to llllklliiif' for ll position on tlw lfznglv. 11 stnclont nnlst 1-xliihit ii clvsirv to writv. Thr- l'iz1glc' is sc-lf-supporting :incl in uclclition to snh- scriptions. this your thi- stuff sponsors-cl ri inovim- uncl solcl valeiitiiics to fnrtlicr their cans:-. Tho Eagle is ahfiliutt-cl with Quill and Scroll. tl liutionul organization of school nc-wspzlpc-rs. HOBBY CLUB U-luck of alll trziclcs. inzistvr ol none-'l nmy wa-ll hc' tht- quotation for tht- inc-inlwrs of this clnh. lt was orgunizt-cl hy Nir. Frm-cl Slmltcr and with his hc-lp uncl cooperation thc clnh has accoin- plishccl inunx' wonclerfnl things. This clnh. coin- posc-cl of hoys and girls zililw. has onlx' ont- rc-Y f1llll'l'llN'Ilt-tilt' stnclvnts innst liuw- ll liohlmy, Thr-v arm- pc-rinittc-cl to nmkf- anvtliing they wish. proviclf-cl it is sonwthing that occ-npivs the-ir loi- snro tinn-. Tho girls crocliz-t uncl c'mln'oirl1'r. whilf- thc' hovs construct z1ii'pli1m's zincl hozlts anicl inalw wiillvts. The' pnrposc' of this clnlm is to civzitc' znnong thc' stnclvnts an intcrcst that will c-ilzihlv thvin to spcncl thvir sparc time wisch' uncl will show thc-in that it is fun to have 21 hohhy. HOBBY Front Row, Left to Right IJ. LAICLIS. XY, qXxx'tvy XY. l5r'i'lv-y. xiw--pi'c'si rlvntz Lixinuston. ll Cplixioiv, XY. lfllei. I. Sluiflw, ll. livin-clicl lI'1'.lNllI'l'I'. ROW 2: D. i'Al'll4'l lli. ll Conn. l. Nltllllf, I3 llzilwf-X. li, llvzil. li Slmilvi. K. lfry. RON' 3: Xl. cililltly D Xlillvr. llzli'L'l.iy, ,l Ciolin, Xl. l,1-ph-3, Xl Xi llvisl. XXV, fiilln'i'l. lmplr-5. pixfsiclvriit. Buck How: XX. 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' 'S , . 50 9:45 12:-10 FRIDAY AQ - MONDAY PROGRAM CARD NANIIC jnlm and june Sturlcnl ADDRIESS 1.B.j.ll.S. ACE I2-IT HOME ROOM 2C-14 TUESDAY lU:45 THURSDAY 1:40 31 ff' XYICIDNICSIJAY MUSIC would you have our A011944 endure . . . i ' we QTY 2 ' 'T ff' 1 T M if . ' 5 M ' 'Q I , 1 4 ix' V. 'W . ... ..n.ln-nn... HATH CHARM Of course the Clee Club found time to enter- tain us at assemblies and on special occasions during the year. A girls' sextet composed of three seniors and three juniors helped to add to the fame of the club. These girls found them- selves singing. not only with the Clee Club. but performing for P. T. .-X. and Lions' Club meetings as well. Another program was planned to please the home audience, a Spring Concert. Its prepara- tion was by no means easy as the students found out. There was singing and more singing needed to gain perfection for this. the climax of their busy Year. The four accompanists shared an important part in the program and were also readv to gain honor for the Club. The memor- able night came late in springtime with everyone ready to do his best. After the Concert the senior members found themselves bowing out in favor of the underclassmen who sang to them at their graduation exercises. YVith these finished. the curtain was drawn on another year of musical activity. 53 X Hrs. Thomas Kuild on the Om- of the major iiicciitivc-s to arousal school spirit was prox'iclccl hy our high school hguicl. This colorful group. Pilllllllllgl in uniforms of golcl aural hluc. zuicl pivot-cl:-cl hx' fiftc-cu major- :-ttcs. prvsvlrtccl ttI1ti'l'tllllllllg half-time shows uucl cxliihitccl pleutx' of psp at tht- footlmll gmuvs. Thu-sv sixtx' two musicians also uclclc-cl zest to that pi'f--garlic pt-p rullic-s auicl otha-r school functions. Umlvr thc- tale-inte-cl lmucl ot our clircctor. Ecl- wurcl Kistlvr. tht- lmml 1-xpwimict-cl ll full and profitnhlt- vc-ur. Tho inc-zulu-rs sturtccl tlw school Your hx' svlc-ctiug 1111 i'Iltfl'gl'tlL' group of oificvrs. Tlivv tm-: Holwrt Sc-liiiiiiclwlx Pix-siclciltg Put Sliclwriuzui. Ss-c1'etu1'vg Paul Kossvv, Tl'tJklSlll't'I'Q Bn-ttx' Yost uucl Gail llalcvv. llvportvrs, aural Shir- lm' Putrit-k. Stuclvut Dirt-c-tor. Ou tlu- footlmll fivlcl tht- lnuicl was It-tl by Don rlillfllltll Drum Xlujor zulcl tht- Xluiorm-ttm-s wt-H' SlN'ill'llPllLlt'll hy llruinicm' Plllllllllvll :Xftc'1'g1ll tht- cxcitmiit-iit of liootlmll st-arson was on-i'tl11-lmucl p11t.m'21x'tl1vii' inzlrc-lu-s mul llE'QilIl .lB1'S MAIORETTICS LIFE IS WONDERFUL fm, , 3 if .,, Q f, we:f ,,g Y E Q 'fix , -4. we UN f , X V ...gt f A gg A Y 5 ' N Q ' X,-f. SN' i w h ' ' vi Rx -gy 4. f N A sv X ,,, , - 1:7 1 ' fl? I W'- Q Q 4 w ,, 1 wx, ' fb Q A kwin' 'Hn ' . M K' Q .3 5 '. . N, A , x x 4 is L I iv Ax, Q i 'J wi s E? M V 'Q ,N -., ' 'B X fl f Q 0 Q ig V 4. 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L s , -ww Q, .1- .4 V N' A ff ,xv X no N..,,,,,Z' 56 -. 9 -w 'X' 3221 H. 5 ll! Atl: 4 tlqpl df AJ 6 db ATHLETICS 0 X Very ani e Kai! er of a e e calle i 0 f 'N 7' :Wx ff 'Wx XQ1'Qf M I X ,X FOUTBALL lic d that line! Front Row, Left to Right: D. NYinovieh, C. Perian, E. Maurer, D. Maurer. H. Clark, S. Benedict, C. Phillips. B. ltingler. Bow 2: D. llorner. l. Baxvk, ll. Brougher, E. Brant, D. Speigle, D. Ogline, J. Bertolini. IC. Szyinanski, L. Sadow- sky. R. llunter, AI. Urban, F. Nlaruca, Al. XVhitfield. Bow 3: Nlr. Pike, pl. Cowarty. S. Stetz, D. Morgan, F. Paeifieo. B. Lint, Mr. Englehart. Back Row: Coach Szexvezyk, li. .larosir-k,,l.Contis. F. Nlineek. N. Peters. E. Cohn, pl. Fatnla. NV. Xlostoller. B. I Nloroziewecki. B. Benedict. I. Urban, Nlr. Krupper. Place: Boswell. Scene: Local Memorial Feld. Prospects: Dim. This was the football outlook on August 25. 1952. But under the capable coaching of Nlr. Szewczyk, Mr. Pike, Nlr. Englehart. and Mr. Krupper, the 23 boys who reported for the first two weeks of practice came along well. The boys worked hard and as the season progressed it paid off. The team played Forbes in a scrimmage game on September 5 and showed promise. On September 12, the Bedford Bisons journeyed to Bos- well to seek their first win of the season, but as the game progressed the Bears outplayed the much heavier Bedford team to win their first game of the vear 28-12. Next the Bears played Conemaugh Township and against a bigger and better team that had slaughtered them in previous years. thev did a good job but lost 22-7. The next game was the most thrilling of the season. Playing at the Point Stadium against Conemaugh Boro. the Bears found themselves behind bv two touchdowns in the last quarter but the determination that they were not going to lose led them to score 20 points in the last quarter to win 34-32. Richland was the next victim of the Bears bv a 19 to 12 score. lVe then lost to Shade bv 27-0 and Portage 20-6 before meeting our arch-rival, Somerset. Somerset over- came an earlv Bear lead and went on to win 15-7. Berlin and Nleversdale went down to defeat at our hands, so that although hampered bv iniuries we ended our first success- ful season in many years. Dave Horner was named to the Johnstown All-Tribune team for the second straight year and Boswell placed three members on the All-County team-John Vinosky, center: Steve Benedict, fullbackg and Dave Horner, quarterback. These added to the successful year. but it was the team as a unit that gave us a winning record. Icft to Right: D. Horner. G. Phillips. D, blL'f1lCllll S. Benedict, Al. NVhitfield. Vim? SV' IF px if sf fr Q If ' as Y f . f ! f . a. Ns ' . W E' al? a N 'mf Ning! .f S -1 i TU 1, , 4 'N-aw X1 x N-f X ix R N-1 ks YQ, 1 f., jg ,Vx ,IE V421 X. f U 1 xn ,XX 5 3 1 if an ,A .S X 1 Km 5 i gS-41 in , ' P fl 5 5- ex ,. 1 5 BASKETBALL r-0-s COACH PIKE 1953 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE U Team YVe They Coneinaugh Twp. 47 60 Xleyersdale 49 47 Bedford GI TH Shade Twp. 36 48 lioekxvood 48 40 lforbes 51 63 Soiiierset 51 7- Berlin . 34 57 Stony ereek 453 GH Xleyersdale 45 54 Somerset 36 551 lloekxx ood 45 48 lforbn-s 45 69 Berlin 42 67 Stonyereek 45 40 Bl'll1.lDI'll fi-5 514 XVith a green but willing squad of bas- ketball plavers. things looked rough for Coach Pike. but the bovs played to the best of their ability and turned out a 5-11 season. Our first game with Conemaugh Twp. was a tough defeat to bear. but the noble Bears pushed their way back by winning the game with Nlev- ersdale with a slim margin of 49-47. The next two games found us tasting bitter defeat again at the hands of Bedford 61-78 and Shade 36-48. But the bovs decided not to let anything short of a brick wall stop them. NVhen we battled Rockwood, the squad came through with a victory of 48-40. The next game with Forbes will not be forgotten. XVith an anxious crowd our bovs tried but lost 51-63. Our rival, Somerset. came to give us out of our worst defeats 51-72. After that our Bears put up a valiant fight. but Berlin. Stonvcreek. Nleversdale. and Forbes proved mightier than our inexperienced squad. In spite of this. the bovs closed our vear with two victories over Stonvcreek 45-40 and Bedford 65-34. Steve Benedict. high scorer of the team. made 22 points in the latter game to give his individual score another boost. Graduation means the loss of three players. Steve Benedict. George Phillips, and john P. Baker. but great are the expectations for next year, for most of our plavers will be returning. lst Row, Kneeling: J. Mattey. L. Beese. NV. Lint, H. llunter, D. Speigle, N. Peters. ll. Cornell. 2nd Row, Standing: E. jarosick, B. Benedict, T. Dellasandro. I. Fa- tula, I. Schroek, B. Mostoller, D. Saylor, D. Griffith, B. Brough- er, N. Maurer, Coach Chervenak. WRESTLING YVin Lose D For Against Zablotney . 1 T G 34 Contis ,, . . . ,U 9 0 34 Vininsky ,. . 4 5 12 20 Lepley . . 3 -1 1 1 15 XVoy , .. .. l 8 5 30 Vish . , , S 2 l 11 15 Perian . . l 5 l 5 26 llorner , ,. , T 2 2 28 10 XVinovieh . , . ,. 9 l l 29 T Govvarty ., , , 6 4 22 16 McClemens , 4 5 12 17 Grctok .. ,, .. 0 3 0 153 The wrestling team for the 1952-53 season operated under the direction of Mr. Patrick Krupper, who replaced Mr. Donald O,Connor as the Wrestling coach. The squad, handicapped by the lack of material and adequate practice facilities, tu1'ned in a 1 and 7 record for the sea- son. The team opened its season against WVindber and was beaten by a 28-15 score. Bedford then took the measure of the Bears to the tune of 23- 15. Our team, trying to snap the losing streak, lost to Conemaugh Twp. 23-22 in a thriller which had everyone on his feet. VVe again met defeat at the hands of Johnstown, and Wfindber by MR. KRUPPER a 39-9 score. After dropping our first 5 matches, We recovered to beat Somerset 24-14. Cone- maugh again defeated our human pretzels by 26-14 and Somerset avenged an earlier setback by beating us 31-14. At the end of the season our team entered the District 5 Tournament held at Everett. Dave Horner. Captain and Senior matman. and Gov. XVinovich, Junior, in the 145 and 154 pound classes respectively took first places, and suc- ceeded in placing our school in second place in the District. These 2 boys competed in the Regional Tour- nament at Clearfield on March 5. sms. K L, sw, ,,. T- CHRONOLGCY 14AAem6ly Svlliurs: l l'1mt rmx Llllil cc'nlm'l'. KaAleet54ll Pmitions--C1-ntcr jump! Plugging away ul Porgy mul Bm-ss. Civ-iA tmaA Tree Dm-k The Halls Yr Stuclcnt Council. 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