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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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X YI ' 47 XA 'KM W My if IJ NJ' 'rs R X v. 1 Mr. Simpson Mrs. Leventry My To the Class of 1958: For twelve years, under the careful super- vision of your school, you have been laying the educational foundation for your life. Day after day the tools of learning and thinking and doing have been placed in your hands. You have studied, learned, and developed certain skills and knowledges. You have mastered some of the principles of worthy living and worthy citizenship. You have climbed far to reach the eminence from which you now view your world. I congratulate you. Your school, your parents, your friends do more than wish you well. Great are their ex- pectations as you move forward to ever new and widening horizons. R. Leslie Simpson A110 fl lfvili-fi -C its SCHOOL BOARD lst row, L to R: Mr. john Policie- chio, Mr. Charles Szewczyk, Mrs. Gertrude Fetcho, Mrs. Margaret Gil- bert, Mrs. Sara Leventrv, Mr. Iohn Schrock. 2nd row: Mr. Joseph Hoff- man, Mr. James Kaufman, Mr. Ar- thur St. Clair, Mr. William Bills, Mr. Robert Stewart, Mr. Alton Wal- ters, Mr. Fred Miller, Mr. James Friedline, Mr. Oscar Coleman, Mr. Vinton Griffith. 6 OFFICE STAFF Mrs M. Thomas, Miss D Sheftic, Miss J. Williams. Seniors! What does a diploma mean? That you have attended school a certain number of years? That you have learned certain facts and mastered certain skills? That you have earned the required number of credits for graduation? That you have received training for a future ca- reer? Yes, it means all these things. But it means considerably more. And it is in this umorev that is found the basic purpose of your entire public school education. Much has been said recently of the Russian school system. One thing is quite certain about their system: its underlying objective is the teaching of communism and the development of unswerving loyalty to it. So in America the primary goal of public education is the instilling of the principles of our Way of life-the demo- cratic Way-and the development of faith in them, Your diploma implies that you have been given the opportunity to learn the Ways of de- mocracy. This is the big Kmorev in what your diploma means. Whether or not your knowledge and skills help build a bigger and better earth satellite than Russia really isnit so important. But it is all important that you hold high the torch of liberty, that you preserve and defend democracy by living it, that the big more, be treasured as your most valuable possession. Your diploma should mean this to you above all else. james B. Dietz ,. 7 T e ones who know Mrs. Allen Mr. Bendick Mrs. Bossart Mr. Chervenak Mr. Danielson Miss Davis Mr. DeBIasc Mr. Drwal Mr. F ederick Mrs. Foster Mrs. Haberlen Mr. Hackett Mrs. Haupt Mr. Home 1' Mr. Hostetler Mr. Kerekes Mr. Kistler Mr. Krupnik Mr. Krupper Mr. LaVigne Miss LeCompte Mr. Leveutry Mrs. Lundquest Mrs. M ishler . . . And help us grow . .. iM1'. Moody ir. O,Connor ,Miss Rose iir. Szewczyk diss VVagne1' Mrs. Murphy Mr. Pike Mr. Shaifer Mrs. Thomas Miss Wilheini ,Mb sg a s Z 'Y' wi f 1:55 SENIOR ADVISORS Seated: Mr. Kistier, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Haupt. Standing: M Sze-Wczyk, Mr. Krupnick. 9 Boom' Crash' Buzz! and Chip Chop ' .1 'f Hllm'l!M S Nj ' 1 --'-, -. N Q' ' ' I-Tm -'1 7 i . n:ii2ff Sff:f1ii75E?Wi' A- --5 -ff 1--- 32? !e5,i ... 1 fm. -'FEEEF-!!!!!1:: f, 152l.i5!!mg!4lA,Illlln-,iam 7 ' f. g L ' Y Q , ., . gmsf' .4:1!UWE!MMEa:s?!!!!!!lnulum Egigg-i:g!!ll!I!!Q!!5: 'i - .-. ...Q V 1' E' -if -- - . 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Plans to be a secretary. 14 VVilbur Frederick Awtey Billy - Agriculture F. F. A. Plans to work at Gohn's Amoco. Elmer Daniel Beeman F le e glen Agriculture F. F. A., Football. Plans to enter the Service. Margaret Kay Behon Peggyv Bookkeeping Band, Photography Staff. Plans to he a bookkeeper. Drafting Room- Hard at Work?! Marie Evangeline Benedict . . ,, . ' Brown1e Secretarial Photography Staff, Majorette, Chorus, Corresponding Sec. of Ir. Historians, Sr. Play. Plans to enter Modeling School. 'Wendell Reiman Berkey German Academic Ir. Play. Plans to enter the Air Force. Patricia Ann Bowser Pat Secretarial Typing Staff, Chorus, Eagle, Literary StaH, Library. Plans to be a secretary. Robert Edward Benedict Deeter7' General Motion Picture, Football, Bas- ketball, Football Co-Captain. Future-undecided . . . Emil Bertolini, Jr. Hoot General Chorus. Future-undecided . . . James Ernest Brant .. . ,, . 11m Academic Hi-Y, Band, Band Pres. Hopes to be a farmer or mechanic. Nancy Wanda Bruner Nance', Secretarial Eagle, Chorus. Plans to be a secretary, Patricia Ann Dalessandro Pat Bookkeeping Photography Staff, Typing Staff, Business Staff, Student Council, Band, All-County Band. Plans to be a secretary and later marriage. 15 Hazel Marie Conn Hazel General Eagle, Library, Chorus. Future plans with Harry. w Margaret Joann Diest - I Peggy', Secretarial Literary Staff, Typing Stafr',l Library, Chorus, Ir. 61 Sr.j Plays. 1 Plans to join the Navy. X Samuel joseph Donio Barbara Ann Eash Shirley Jayne Eckenrode William Earnest Eller ,, Sa1n,' Agriculture Barb,' Academic Shirlv General Bill', General QF. F. A., Chorus, Wres- F.H.A., F.H.A. Pres., Eagle, Chorus, Cheer- Hi-Y, Chorus. tling, Football. Band, Jr. and Sr. Plays. leading. Future includes marriage. Future undecided. Plans to be a nurse. Hopes to be an Airline Hostess. Donald Leon Fetterolf john David Fritz David Lee Gindlesberger Mary Ann Gontis 'cDill Academic Beaver General Ginny', Academic Mary Ann Commercial Hi-Y, Chorus, Sr. Play. Nature Club, Motion Chorus. Literary Staff, Chorus. Plans to go to Ohio! Picture Club, Band- Plans to go to college. Plans to go to Business Plans for the future in- School. clude farming. ' ,' 16 1 3 l 2 s Wilma Jean Fetcho Doon Acaderr Tri-Hi-Y President, Ph tography Editor, Bu ness Staff, Chorus, M jorette, Ir. dr Sr. Plz Basketball Statistician. Future-College. Prose Marie Gordon Rosey-Poseyn Academ Art Staff, Chorus, M- tion Picture Club. Future includes marriag 5 1 5 2 Q I 1 1 1 Chard Edward Gracie Ronald Michael Griflith saacv General GrifF' General iorus, Football. Hi-Y, Football, Chorus, apes to join the Air Sf- PIFIY, Football C0- ,rcel captain. Plans to join the Navy. arol Ann Kimmel Lloyd George Iarolv Bookkeeping fwanlorea JY- l it Stall, Chorus, Klze AC?-demlc ans to go to Business Motion Picture- Jllege. Plans to enter Mechani- cal Engineering College. Bloomie Carol Harvey Bloo1nie,' Academic Majorette, Student Council, Chorus, Busi- ness Staff Sec. Plans to be a Nurse. Glenda Kay Knupp Kay', Secretarial Ir. Historians, Business Staff, Art Staff, Typing Staff Editor, Band, Band Sec., Student Council, Student Council Sec., Class Sec. for 4 yrs, Fall Festival Queen, Ir. Sz Sr. Class Plays. Future with Pete .... Daniel Andrew Hydock Dan Academic Photography Staff, Na- tional H o n o r Society, Wrestling, Band, Band Manager and Reporter, Sr. Play, Sr. Class Presi- dent. Future-College and Air Force. William Joseph Landis Billy Jon Academic Ir. Historians, Hi- Y, Football, Basketball, Basketball Co-captain, Harmonairs, S t u d e n t Council Chaplain, Ir. Sz Sr. Class Plays. College bound . . Ronald Henry Kennell Pud', Agriculture F.F.A., Chorus. Future undecided. David Allen Lease David', Academic Hi-Y, Wrestling, jr. 61 Sr. Class Plays. Plans include college. 17 Kenneth Wayne Lohr Dean J. Lucas Von Agriculture Luke General F. F.A., Chorus. Plans to be a truck driver. Jack Marlyn McCreary Jacky Academic Track, National Honor Society. Plans to enter Chemical En- gineering College. Barbara Anne Mincek Barb Secretarial Jr. Historian, Business Stall, Chorus, Head Majorette, Sr. Play, Class Treas. for 4 yrs. Future-undecided. Art, Hi-Y. Ambition-nature boy .... Judith Clara Mauzy Judy', Secretarial Literary Staff, Typing Staff, National Honor Society, Chorus, Sr. Class Play. Plans include College or Medi- cal Secretary School. John Edward Mitchell i'Mitch,' General Chorus, Motion Picture. Hopes to get a job. l Gary Dean Mosholder Mossy Academic Hi-Y, Business Staff, Chorus. Motion Picture. Plans to enter engineering school. John Edward Nymick John,' Agriculture F. F. A., Football, Hi-Y, Choms. Navy bound after school. 18 Charles Theodore Moskey Muck Agriculture F. F. A. Future in the service. Inez Marie Ogline , Buzz' General Jr. Historian, F. H. A., Chorus, Majorette. Plans to enter Business College. Team james David Omerzo Harry Eugene Pacifico Meri, Agriculture Stud General Football, Basketball. Nature Club, Art Staff, Bas- Future-undecided. ketbau- Ohio bound or Army. Susan Antionette Perion William Frederick Persuhn Susie Bookkeeping Dutchv Agriculture Band, Literary Staff. F. F. A., Chorus, F. F. A.-Bas- Ohio bound or Air Force. kefball. Nature Club- Plans to join the service. Donald Walter Peterson R. I. Pritts l'Pete Agriculture 1'Nib', General F. F. A., Football. Chorus, Motion Picture Club. Plans to spend his future with Plans to get a job. Kay . .. 19 Sandra Jean Raley Sandy,, Academic C h o r u s, Accompanist, Harmonettes, Dis- trict Chorus, All County Chorus, Ir. Play, Soph. C l a s s Pres., Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, National Hon- or Society Pres., Editor- in-Chief of Annual, Art Staff, Maple Representa- tive. Plans to study music at Indiana State Teacher's College. Erma Jean Randall Blondie Homemaking Chorus, F.H.A., National Honor Society. Plans to either get mar- ried or join the W.A.F.S. Anthony Joseph Riposo Patricia Jane Ryniak Tony,, General K'Pat General Motion Picture, Chorus, F.H.A., Chorus. Football, Basketball. Future-undecided. Plans for the future are undecided. Barbara Jean Reese 'KBarbv Commercial Chorus, Typing Staff, Photography Staff, Na- tional Honor S o c i e t y Treas., Tri-Hi-Y. Plans to go to Business College. Annabelle Lee Rhoades Belle', Commercial Editor of Eagle, Chorus, All-County Chorus. Plans to either get mar- ried or go to business school. Cora Elaine St. Clair Carol Ruth Sadowsky Corabelle Secretarial Carol Commercial Business Staff, Photog- Sr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Art raphy Staff, C h o ru s , Stait, Typing Staff, Lit- Cheerleading Captain. erary Staff. Future-Bookkeeper and Plans to go to Business then marriage. College. Donald Andrew Ridillz Peanuts', Cener Nature Club, M o t i 0 Picture, Band. Plans to join the servic 1 James Edward Saylor jim Genera Band, Basketball. F uture-mechanic. W I 1 20 eorgia Ann Shaffer Lester Shaffer Eeorgial' Commercial Skinner,' Agriculture agle, Chorus. uture-secretary. Jyce Elaine Smith loycen Academic agle, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y. uture-Nurses, Train- ig. F.F.A., Wrestling, Track. Future-undecided. Linda Louise Stemmler K . ., . Linda Commercial C h o r u s , Photography Staff, Typing Staff, Tri- Hi-Y Chaplain, National Honor Society-Sec. Plans to get a job as a secretary. Richard George Shaffer Richv Agriculture State F.F.A. Band, F.F.A. Pres., Band, F.F.A. Future-farmer. Robert Martin Thomas Skinner Academic Ir. Historians, Chorus, District C h o r u s , All- C o u n t y Chorus, Har- monairs, Sr. Class V. Pres., Ir. Class Pres., Jr. 6: Sr. Plays, Pres. of Central Western Ir. Hist. Plans to go to college to study Forestry. Larry Ronald Shannon Larry,' Academic Hi-Y, Hi-Y Pres., Motion Picture, Business Staff, Band. Future ??? Rosemarie Vesek Rosen Academic Tri-Hi-Y Sec., Business Staff Manager, Ir. Play, All-County Band, Treas- urer of Band. Future-undecided. Kathryn Elaine Showman Kathy General F.H.A., Chorus, Cheer- leader. F u t u r e-New Jersey bound. Jane Kathryn Walbush Janie Academic Art Staff, Sr. Play, Cho- rus, All-County Chorus. Plans to get married. 21 Donald Arthur Williams Austin,' General Editor of the Art Staff, Ad- vanced Art. Future-undecided. Ronald Steve Wasylczak Kutsy Bookkeeping Ir. Historians V. Pres., Har- monaires, Basketball, Football, All County Chorus, Student Council Treas., Co-captain of Basketball. Plans to play professional base- ball. Elnora Luella Whipkey Cookie,' General F. H. A., Chorus. Future-undecided. Dennis Elmer West Jesse General Motion Picture Club, Scenery painting for Ir. 6: Sr. Plays, Nature Club, Sr. Play. Plans to be an appraiser. Ronald Lee Whitfield WhiEy,' General F. F. A., Football, Ir. Historians, Chorus, All-County Chorus, Football Manager. Plans to join the Marines. Ruth Marie Zimmerman Ruthie Academic Tri-Hi-Y, Eagle, Literary Ecl- itor, National Honor Societv. Plans to be a nurse. Eugene Lee Zuchelli Euy,' Bookkeeping Ir. Historians, Chorus, Sr. Play. Plans to go to Ohio. George Zablotney Ruth Janice Zorn Zab', General Ruth General Nature Club, Art Staff, Wrest- F. H. A., Chorus, F. H. A. Vice ling, Band, All-County Band, Pres. Basketball Manflgef- Future includes marriage. Future-undecided. 22 SENIOR OFFICERS Kay Knupp, Secretaryg Barbara Mincek, Treasurerg Dan Hy- clock, Presidentg Bob Thomas, Vice President. Devon George Johnson John Delano Morelli james 10501911 Reffllel' Dig', Academic MuHin,' General Porter,' Agriclllture Chorus. Hi-Y, Motion Picture, Nature F. F. A., Chorus. Plans to join the Air Force. Club- Future-undecided. Plans to work at Newberry's. Senior Metal Shop - - Workingll? 23 If FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN Make way for the Queen! Selected as Queen from I. B. I. to attend the Somerset County Fall Festival this year was Glenda Kay Knupp. Kay first attended the Kick-off Dinner held in the American Legion Home. At the coronation, Kay received a corsage of red mums. Kay rode in the parade, held on the last day of the festival. Here she re- ceived a corsage of purple mums. After the parade the queens had doughnuts and coffee at the V. F. W. They attended a dance until dinner, which was served to all the Queens at the Pine Grill in Somerset. The last activity was Coronation Ball, held at the Somerset Country Club in honor of the Queens. She wore a White floor length gown with a lace bodice and net ruffles from Waist to the floor. Don Peterson was Kay's escort. Kay's plans for the future include secretarial Work and marriage. 24 Sandra Raley was chosen to represent I. B. I. in the Maple Queen Contest. Mrs. Haupt was her faculty advisor. The Maple Queen Contest was held at Cochran High School in -lohnstovvn on February 5. All of the candidates met with the judges at an informal tea, Where the girls were judged on the basis of their personality. ln the evening, the girls presented their talent number and modeled. Sandrais talent number was the piano solo, Klntermezzoi, by Brahms. She modeled a light blue evening gown which had a White lace and net over skirt. Wlhen the results Were given, she Was the first runner-up, Winning for herself the title Maple Maid of Honor. The Maple Festival was held in Meyersdale on March 21-23. lim Brant was her escort. While at Meyersdale they attended numerous luncheons, the Coronation ceremony, and the Queen's Ball. 25 Eleventh Grade lst row, L. to R.-G. Alwine, I. Bazyk K. Baker, B. Baltzer, I. Baraniak, V Baughman, B. Blamble. 2nd row-I. Bodziak, D. Borelle, S Bowman, C. Carroll, I. Ciarrocca H. Conn, I. Cover. 3rd row--C. Critchfield, R. Durst, E. Dorusa, M. DeMarco, N. Deist, D. Diest, L. Eller. 4th row-I. Farsht, P. Federowicz, J. Gindlesperger, R. Gordish, A. Fotta, E. Gowarty, D. Griffith. 5th row-D. Hunter, L. Hubert, I. Horner, B. Holt, E. Henry, P. Griffith, L. Griffith. 6th row-QR. Lensbouer, I. Lennox, G. Lazier, W. Keyser, I. Keyser, E. Kennell, S. Jacobs. 7th row-D. Meyers, I. Maust, G. Manges, R. Mahi, K. Mahl, A. Macen- czyk, M. Lesneski. 1 Junior Class The Junior Class has taken one more step on the stairway to that longed- for-moment-graduation. The year has been filled with new experiences and interests for each mem- ber of the class. Whether it was knowledge acquired or new friendships gained the year has probably been one of the most memorable in the history of this group of Juniors. In both sports and studies the Juniors have achieved much. They elected these officers to lead the class: Darla Borelle, President, Edgar Robert- son, Vice President, Anita Sheftic, Treasurer, and Madeline Palazzi, Secretary. Their activities included a skating party held at Latrobe, concessions, a dance after a football game, and the sale of magazines, pens, and candy, To top off the school year, the juniors sponsored the beautifully decorated Junior- Senior Prom with Evening in Parisn as the theme. 1st row-B. Panek, M. Palazzi, T. Otanicher, C. Moore, M. Mitchell, S. Miller, G. McVicker. 2nd row--E. Robertson, L. Rhoads, A. Reinholtz, I. Reiman, R. Reffner, I. Paugh, R. Patterson. 3rd row--V. Sheftic, A. Sheftic, R. Sheeler, A. Stedina, M. Schmucher, D. Sadowsky, B. Rummel. 4th row-E. Sowerbrower, R. Snyder, N. Smith, F. Sliezewski, A. Sierocky, S. Shippey, A. Shippey. 5th row-I. Vinisky, I. Truscott, I. Trible, B. Tipton, G. Thomas, D. Thomas, L. Speicher. 6th row--I. Wright, I. Winters, R. Williams, J. Vish. 27 Tenth Grade E 5 E lst row, bin, A. Krupnik, Adams, I. I. Baker, 4th row- L. to R.-S. Adams, T C. Baraniak. Albright, D. Avery, I. Baca 2nd row-P. Beahr, I. Behon, S Beener, J. Bence, R. Bertolini, I Beltrami, V. Biondo. 3rd row-I. Bocsy, B. Boyer, C. Bud- zina, E. Chappell, S. Cole, I. Cole- man, G. Deal. Esposita, P. Evans, Fetcho, R. Fisher. L. Deist, R. Deist, A. Dur- Wm. 5th row-R. Friedlirie, D. Gilbert, E. Gilbert, I. Gindlesperger, L. Gin- dlesperger, D. Ginger, I. Gombita. 6th row-D, Gowarty, M. Griffith, R. Hemy, I. Hoffman, R. Horner, P. Hurst, C. Hydock. 7th row-B. Iarosik, M. Johnston, T. Kalmanir, I. Klebonis, D. Knupp, I. W. Lease. 8th row-E. Landis, F. Lepley, G. Leydig, B. Lightner, K. Lohr, D. Lucas, R. Marker. 9th row-I. A. Maruca, M. McGuire, A. Miller, E. Miller, M. Miller, W. Miller, Wm. Miller. 10th row-B. Mitchell, R. Morelli, D. Morgan, C. Mostoller, I. Neuhoff, D. Nicklow, R. Nicklow. 11th row-I. Ogline, R. Orlandi, I. Ott, P. Overbeck, H. Patterson, I. Paugh, R. Peterson. 28 Sophomore Class Mix thoroughly some first year algebra books, some slowly chattering typewriters, some laughter and tears, megaphones, horns, and balls, some busy, energetic boys and girls, and What do We have? Why, the Sophomore Class, of course. Elected to guide the class activities Were: Eugene Chappell ..... ..,............,..,........,.. P resident Patty Evans ....,.,...., ,.... V ice President Iosephine Trella ........ ,........ S ecretary Ricki Orlandi .........., .............,,............... T reasurer During the fall the Sophomores held a Foot- ball Dance Where Mr. Football and Miss Touch- down were chosen. They also sponsored a skating party held at the Latrobe Rink. With only two more years to go, this class should be tops when the 1960 graduation day arrives. lst row--I. Pluta, R. Pritts, J. Queen, L. Reinholtz, R. Rhoads, I. Piingler, K. Rose. 2nd row-R. Saylor, I. Shaffer, D. Shaulis, J. Shaulis, D. Sheeler, D. Sheftic, L. Slieftic. 3rd row-E. Shirey, D. Shumaker, C. Smalley, C. Smith, F. Smith, M. Smith, D. Sopich. 4th row-I. Sopich, H. Stern, B. Straka, N. Stulft, M. Supanick, 1. Trella, I. Trexel. 5th row-I. Truscott, B. Unger. V. Veskosky, D. Vinosky, W. Walker, Ik. Walters, I. Walters. 6th row--W. VVhipkey, P. Woy, J. Wozniak, S. Wazniak, M. A. Zanoni. 29 inth Grade lst row, L. to R.-T. Allison, M Alwine, C. Balsiewicz, B. Baraniak I. Baroni, C. Barron, E. Baughman. 2nd row-R. Begley, C. Berkebile, S Bertolini, T. Bills, B. Bittner, C Blough, C. Blough. 3rd row-P. Blough, D. Baraniak. L. Bracken, D. Brown, I. Brown, R. Bruner, E. Calderone. 4th row-I. Cole, R. Coleman, W. Coleman, D. Cramer, M. J. Critch- field, A. Cronemiller, E. Daniels. 5th row-C. Darr, M. Deal, I. Deaner, C. Deifelice, C. Diest, R. Diehl, T. Eller. 6th row-I. Eniert, I. Eppley , E. Ferre, E. Fetslao, S. Flanigan, I. Flowers, E. Folton. 7th row-C. Franco, S. Frank, J. Friedline, J. Frleclline, I. Friedline, N. Fritz, A. Cary. C. Gontis, B. J. Hemminger, Sth row-j. Gilbert, Gowarty, B. Hartman, D. Henry, T. Holt. 9th row-'il Homer, S. J. Holstetler. A. Kallman, G. Kavar, D. King, I. Kowzilczyk, E. Kuncher. 10th row- -I. Krupper, F. Lamonica, S. Lazier, R. Lensbouer, I. Loughry, M. Maruca, P. Markerq 11th row--B. -Mash, E. Miller, I. Mills, T. Mishicr, R. Mitchell, D. Moon, D. Morrison. 30 Freshman Class Members of the Freshman Class have ar- rived at the midfield marker of their journey through high school. Chosen to lead the class this year were these officers: lay Volk, president, Mike Passaro, vice president, Eugene Ferre, secretary, and Frank Szymanski, treasurer. Class advisors were Mr. Chervanak, Mr. Fedrick, Mr. Hostetler and Mr. Moody. With plenty of bounce to the ouncef this claiis is off to a fine start with both books and ba s. r 1st row-G. Niemiec, R. Ogline, A. Pacifico, M. Passaro, D. Patrick, P. Patterson, I. Pelesky. 2nd row-VJ. Pettitt, R. Phillips, C. Pluta, I. Randall, C. Ream, D. Rhoads, L. Rhoacls. 3rd row-C. Russell, C. Ryniak, C. Sage, C. Saponsky, I. Saponsky, E. Saylor, P. Schrock. 4th row-A. Senft, C. Shaffer, V. Shaulis, W. Sheeler, A. Sheftic, D. Shields, L. Slizewski. 5th row-E. Snoeberger, C. Snitzer, P. Spiker, I. St. Clair, T. Stemmler, P. Stets, F. Syzmanski. 6th row-D. Thomas, W. Thomas, C. Tressler, D. Truscott, T. Tulenko, A. Tunstall, P. Turney. 7th row-I. Volk, S. Wasnick, H. . West, C. Williams, I. VVoy, A. Yost. ' 31 ighth Grade Although they cannot participate in the money-making activities of the school, the eighth graders have willingly taken part in the other activities which were available to them. The boys showed their abilities on the sports field. They were cheered on by four eighth grade cheerleaders. Both boys and girls were members of the junior Band and representa- tives to the Student Council. They are advised by their home room teachers: Miss Davis, Mrs. Lundquest, Mr. Krupper, and Mr. O'Conner. Early in the school term class officers were elected: Ruth Mahl, President, Billy Croyle, Vice President, Donna Henry, Secretaryg and Sylvia Beeman, Treasurer. During the spring the eighth graders held a class party with dancing and refreshments. lst row, L. to R.-W. Adams, G. Albright, L. Avery, S. Beeman, I. Bentz, I. Berkey, B. Bertolini. 2nd row-W. Blough, B. Bruce, A. Budzina, S. Budzina, A. Chernak, M. Clevenger, WV. Croyle. 3rd row-C. Csehoski, S. Csehoski, I. Daniels, B. Darr, S. Davis, J. Diest, I. Donia. 4th row-V. Donio, D. Eash, 1. Eppley, P. Esposita, D. Fisher, N. Fisher, M. Fotta. 5th row-A. Frank, C. Friedline, S. Gera, D. Giffm, D. Gilbert, G. Cin- dlesperger, I. Gontis. Glh row-D. Griffith, L. Harding, D. Henry, B. Hoar, J. Hockins, R. John- son, J. Knupp. 7th row-R. Koshewitz, R. Kozuch, D. Lepley, E. Lepley, P. Lepley, T. Lepley, R. Lohr. 32 lst row-I. Lundquest, I. Lynch, D Mahl, R. Mahl, D. Manges, L. Marker I. Mastillo. ' 2nd row-P. Mattalino, R. MCQui1'e D. Merringer, J. Migot, G. Miller I. Miller, C. Moore. 3rd row-B. Moravecz, S. Moskey, I Nicklow, L. Ogline, T. Oplinger, I Panek, L. Paul, 4th row-E. Pelesky, L. Beriun, I Pickworth, D. Phillips, R. Pritts, V Prokop, S. Pugh. 5th row-F. Puschnigg, P. Relfner, B Schmucker, R. Shaffer, L. Shaulis T. Sheftic, I. Sierocky. 6th row-D. Singo, G. Singo, R. Singo S. Singo, S. Sipple, D. Smith, I. Start 7th row-T. Stcdina, S. Straka, J Stufft, M. Thomas, P. Trella, F Tulenko, A. Vinosky. 8th row-M. Vinosky, A. Vish, I Volk, I. Wable, R. VVie11cek, P. Wil- liams, C. Wojnarowslii. 9th row-C. YVozniak, W. Zablotuey C. Zimmerman. 2 : Seventh Grade lst row, L. to R.-R. Adams, S. Bar nett, A. Bazyk, C. Beener, I. Bagley. D. Benedict, E. Blough. 2nd row--L. Buckham, R. Bruner, R. Carpenter, R. Cebula, R. Ciarrocca, H. Cole, C. Critchiield. 3rd row-D. Daley, D. Deist, I. Dietz, D. Durbin, B. Emert, D. Ep- pley, R. Esposita. 4th row-F. Feclerowicz, I. Fetsko, T. Flanigan, E. Fleegle, P. Fisher, G. Flowers, E. F oradori. 5th row-I. Franco, B. Fry, E. George, D. Gilbert, O. Glessner, J. Giarrusso, D. Cohn. 6th row--D. Gore, I. Gracie, C. Grif- lith, T. Griffith, S. Harris, P. Hern- ininger, D. Hoffman. 7th row-J. Holt, I. Hurst, A. Iarosyk D. Karla, P. Kavar, C. Kennell, I. Kertis. 8th row-R. King, I. Klehonis, C Knupp, D. Krause, R. Kutchman, D Lasky, L. LaVigne. 9th row-D. Lazier, I. Lease, C. Lep ley, P. Lensbouer, D. Legarski, R Lepley, A. Lightner. 10th row-E. Livingston, 5. Lohr F. Lundquist, L. Mack, D. Matta- liano, M. Mayse, G. Meerhach. 11th row--G. Miller, L. Miller, E Mitchell, G. Moore, H. Moore, W Morrison, B. I. Myers. 34 s 1st row-I. Ogline, C. Ohler, L. Or- landi, L. Panion, L. Perigo, R. Peter- son, I. Pettitt. 2nd row-L. Pronesti, T. Queen, T. Reinholtz, L. A. Rhoads, A. Sadow- sky, I. Sage, F. Sehellenberg. 3rd row-C. Schmucker, D. Schrock S. Shaffer, M. Shaulis, P. Showman E. Sheftic, M. Simmons. 4th row-L. Sipple, L. Smith, N Snitzer, W. Snyder, R. Speigle, G Spory, S. Spory. 5th row-B. Stevens, N. St. Clair S. Stuift, C. Supanick, C. Thomas R. Tims, I. Tipton. a 7 6th row-M. Tressler, E. Tunstall D Ungei B. Vinosky, S. Volchko T VV1lbush, D. Warnick. 7th row-K. Warnick, D. West, T. Wheeler C. Whipkey, S. Whipkey, A Wrencek, B. Wozniak. 8th iovs-I. NVright, S. Yoder, E Ziblotney R. Zorn. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right-C. Flowers, Sec., G Spory, Vice Pres., G. Sheftic, Treas. D. Krause, Pres. 35 ff X ii , 1 '! ff: ,W I - -Y ' Y - f ' .. -- - ff: A' 1' -f f Tj? - ' iazrssssssiigaf-!!!9! x f f f Qiii.-mm ::5s:..,g:-:Si f - ., f Ji f- -fi-- Vf :zzazam g55'E9:Ef ? 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Ogline, M. Gontis, C. KIITIITIS1. Standing-D. Wllllams. S. Perian. f . fl - f W V -Lf 34 I PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Sitting, L. to R.-I. Reiman, j. Winters, C. St. Clair, P. Daiessandro, L. Stemmler. Standing-J. Vish, E. Sowerbrower, A. Reinholtz, D. Hunter, M. Benedict, P. Behon, R. Beener, B. Reese, D. Hydock. F1'0Ht-W. Fetcho. 12427 BUSINESS STAFF Sitting, L. to R.-lst row-B. Mincek, G. Mos- holder, R. Vesek, B. Harvey. 2nd row-E. Henry, I. Reiman, C. St. Clair, P. Dalessandro, VV. Fetcho, M. Benedict, K. Knupp, Mr. LaVigne. 3rd row-1. Cover, G. Manges, I. Trible, K. Mahl, D. Borelle, I. Truscott, D. Hunter, L. Shannon. 4' - '--' , E 2.2 A W' YY--fvml-4-V ' 'FSA if. , a s s: 1 :sz ' fi , I sk- k iw ' H , i 1 . ' g Q v-Q. - ig , 4 f? if . .:, , f -- ,-aa n 3 y , , ' '- if - 4, ,.,, , 1- i ff 5. 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Mrs. Haupt was chosen as advisor. Through her help and guidance, the members broadcast devotions every Thursday and during the weeks prior to Christmas and Easter. Five Seniors were inducted in the fall, Erma Randall, Rose Vesek, Ruth Zimmerman, Dan Hydock, and Jack McCreary. The induction and radio play were presented in a school assem- bly in observance of American Education week. In the spring Iunior members were inducted in an evening program which was attended by the parents and faculty. Following the induc- tion a party was held for the members of the faculty and National Honor Society. Serving as officers for the year were Sandra Raley, President, Linda Stemmler, Secretary, Barbara Reese, Treasurer, and Judy Mauzy, Reporter. This year the Eagle staff and their faculty advisor, Miss Le Compte, was a busy group. They have sponsored many activities, among them were the annual sale of singing Valen- tines, a skating party, the Heart Hop, and Q paid movie which was shown in January. The Editors are as follows: Editor .......,.,...............,..,.....,. Annabelle Rhoads Co-editor ,............,...................,...... Andrea Durbin News Editor .....,..,., ..... I anet Gindlesperger Feature Editor ....... .......... A ndrea Durbin Sports Editor .,.,... .............,., S andra Miller Typing Editor .,...,, ....... A nnabelle Rhoads Exchange Editor ,..,,..............,.... Pat Fedorovich Business Manager ........,....,....., Annabelle Rhoads The girls were given various assignments concerning the school and its activitiesg these were checked, typed and sent to be published. Then the finished paper was sent to the student. The Eagle proved to all that it could be a jolly chronicle of life at B. EAGLE lst row-L. Wyant, S. Eckenrode, G. Shaffer, L. Eller, I. Maruca, A. Rhoads. H. Conn, Miss LeCompte. 2nd row-B. Unger, J. Gindlesperger, S. Jacobs, P. Griffith, A. Durbin, D. Gilbert, A. Fotta, D. Myers. 3rd row:-C. Leydig, M. Supanick, I. Ott, I. Ciarrocca, S. Knupp, N. Stuift. L. Hubert. 4th row--P. Hurst, C. Lohr, S. Miller, P. Fedoro- wicz, A. Miller, S. Bowman. 40 f I If l f eepers of the eys STUDENT COUNCIL Ist row, 1 to r-R. Cebula, C. Beener, L. Pronesti, R. Peterson, I. Sage D. Lazier, V. Donio, R. Mahl, Mr Kerekes. 2nd row-S. Chehoski, P Trella, P. Dallessandro, D. Borelle B. Harvey, C. Sage, B. Gowarty, C Blough. 3rd row-K. Mahl, D. Lucas S. Raley, C. DeFelice, E. Landis, S Pugh, W. Truscott. 4th row-K. Lohr I. Behon, B. Blamble, L. Shannon B. I. Landis, R. Wasylczak, D. Gore K. Knupp. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS lst row, 1 to r-D. Borelle, R. WVasy- lczak, P. Dallessandro, Mr. Kerekes. 2nd row-K. Knupp, S. Raley, B. I. Landis. Student Council The Student Council, under the guidance and leadership of Mr. Kerekes, began the year by electing the following officers: Sandra Raley, President, Darla Borelle, Vice President, Glenda Kay Knupp, Secretary, Ron Wasylczak, Treas- urerg Pat Dalessandro, Reporter, and Bill Lan- dis, Chaplain. To finance their many various activities, the council sold ice cream during the noon lunch hour, candy at the basketball games, sweat shirts and school emblems. The Student Council sponsored Student Day during American Education Week. On Student Day, all classes were taught by the students and each teacher was assigned to classes other than his own. In October Sandra Raley, Pat Dalessandro, and Mr. Kerekes attended the 21st Annual Penn- sylvania Association of Student Councils Con- vention at Kennett Square, Pa. The delegates had a very interesting and enjoyable time at- tending the group discussions, assemblies, ban- quet and formal dance. The delegates stayed in private homes, and the sponsors stayed in hotels in near-by Wilmington, Delaware. In the spring several delegates attended the District Convention at In addition to their many activities, the Council was also responsible for cleaning the trophy case, selecting next year's special assem- blies and decorating the Christmas Tree and school windows. Rh thm in Brass The Band, under the capable direction of Mr. Kistler, has proved outstanding entertain- ment throughout the year. From the beginning they showed their abil- ity by their performance during the football games. Highstepping in front of the Band were ten majorettes, headed by Barbara Mincek. Going through snappy routines, marching in parades, and performing the band concert, Were all parts of the Bandis colorful contribution to the school. Members were chosen from the Band to form an orchestra to play at intermissions for the Junior and Senior Class Plays. Then the Band be- gan to prepare for All County and Central West- ern Band. A group of members was selected to attend. The Bandis biggest project was the annual concert which Was presented in the spring. Pro- ceeds from the concert and the parades were used to purchase jackets for the graduating senior band members. The Junior Band, also under the direction of Mr. Kistler, had an opportunity to show their ability at the band concert. This years officers are: President ,.,.................,..........,..,...........,..... Iim Brant Vice President. ..A.. ..... ..,.. L a rry Shannon Secretary .,.......,. .,,..... G lenda Kay Knupp Treasurer ..,..,.... .... ,..,..... R 0 se Vesek Reporters ,..t.,,... .....,... P at Dallesandro Dan Hydock Band Clash of Cymbals mmm X MAJORETTES L. to R., row 1-Barbara Mincek. Row 2-Marie Benedict, Wilma Fetcho. Row 3-Anita Sheftic, Inez Ofline. Row 4-Darla Born el e, Carolyn Critchfield. gf I Z? 4 ,Ar Auf Z Row 5-Linda Eller, Ioan Visll. Z7 f 1 BIG WHEELS X L. to R.--Barbara Mincek, Wilma Fetcho, Marie Bene- dict, Inez Ogline. X YH Pl I f ii' Q!! Elk 2.1 591, lvl 1? 9 .7 X Now Sing Chorus The mixed chorus, under the direction of of Mrs. Louise Thomas, gives all students an op- portunity to participate in a musical activity. It is an elective course, open to Senior High students. The 1957-58 chorus is composed of 177 mem- bers, 50 from the Senior class, 50 from the Iunior class, and 77 from the Sophomore class. During the year the group participated in a number of school activities, including a Christmas Assembly program, and the annual Spring Concert during National Music Week, The group acted as host for the Somerset County All-County Chorus Concert held in our school auditorium April 18 at 8:00 P. M. A num- ber of the group were members of this organiza- tion. The local group was represented at the Central-Western District Chorus Festival by John Lennox, Sandra Raley, and Robert Thomas. The Chorus was greatly aided in its Work this year by the acquisition of chorus risers which made it possible to hold rehearsals on the stage rather than in the main body of the auditorium. I Rejoisin ALL COUNTY CHORUS Seated-Mrs. Thomas lst row, I to r-S Raley, J. Raymond, I Ciarrocca, I. Walbush I. Mauzy, G. Lazier R. Zorn, A. Rhofzds 2nd row-E. Gowarty R. Wfhitfield, T. Rip- oso, B. Thomas, B Landis, R. Wasylczak VV. Eller, I. Lennox a To Serve ls Fun . . . lst row, L. to R.-J. Srnith, S. Beencr, D. Hunter, M. McQuire, W. Seated-L Sfemnllef, R- Vesek, S- Fetcho, M. Griiiith, R. Zirnrnerman, Mrs. Thomas. 2nd row-J. Trella, RHIGY- 5fHI1d1HS-MfS- 'U10111-HS. W- I. Trible, D. Gowarty, R. Vesek, I. Albright, B. Harvey, L. Sheftic, F6iCl1O. L. Steinmier. 3rd row--V. Biondo, E. Sowerbrower, B. Baltzer, K. Mahl, D. Borelle, C. sadowsky, I. Vish. 4th row: P. Evans, J geyselr, K. Lohr, B. Reese, G. McVicke1', B. Lightner, C. Critchfield, . Ra ey. Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y lst row, L. to R.-E. Landis, I. Shaulis, I. Bodziak, D. Sheeler, F Slizevvski, D. Lucas, R. Orlandi. 2nd row-I. Neuhoff, D. Fetterolf I. Farsht, R. Mostoller, I. Nyrnick, R. Griffith. 3rd row-G. Mosholder W. Landis, D. Lease, L. Shannon, L. Speicher. 46 T ey Search the Past . . . JUNIOR HISTORIANS lst row-L. Reinholtz, V. Bionda, D. Gowarty, D. Borelle, M. McGuire M. Palazzi, M. Schumcker, Mr. Cher- venak. 2nd row-H. Patterson, I. Ogline, J. Paugh, T. Kalmanir, A Stedina, I. Keyser, W. Fetcho, G. Lazier. 3rd row-K. Knupp, M. Bene- dict, I. Neuhoif, D. Vinosky, E Chappell, B. Mincelc, E. Zuchelli. 4th row-V. Sheftic, B. Thomas, R. VVhit- field, B. Landis, I. Bazyk, L. Speicher R. Wasylczak, B. Blamble. : Junior Historians The motto of the junior Historians, 'iToday's Students, Tomorrowis Citizensf, accurately des- cribes the goals of this club. The club is under the direction of its ad- visor, Mr. Chervenak, and these officers: President ................................,......... Darla Borelle Vice President ........ .......,.,.. R on Wasylczak Secretary ............. ....,.. G eorgiann Lazier Treasurer ........,.................,. ,..., ....,. V 1 n Sheftlc Chaplain ......,,..,...., .,,,.,.,....., ,...... I a ck Bazyk Corresponding Secretary ..,.,.,..... Marie Benedict The junior Historians, Work this year in- cluded publishing a book called 'The Community Storyf, which gives the history of our Jenner Community. Among their activities Were: operating a con- cession stand at one of the football games, holding a football game, and sponsoring a Square Dance on March 14, At the close of a very successful year, the club traveled to Harrisburg for its annual Held trip. 47 For The Future . . . F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is a club that only boys studying Vocational Agriculture may join. As its goals, the club emphasizes both edu- cation and recreation. This year all agriculture students belong to the F. F. A. Leadership and co-operation are two im- portant aims in the program of the club, and these two objectives are always part of the club's activities. The educational activities for the past year include: raising and marketing ten acres of sweet corn, 20 acres of hay, and 15 acres of wheat, attending the leadership training school, the livestock exposition and the Farm Show, study and practice of Parlimentary Procedure, publishing news articles, and presenting radio programs. The recreational activities included swim- ming parties, a corn and weiner roast, a steak fry, the annual Came Supper, a basketball team, and a fishing trip to Canada. The program of activities for this club starts with the election of officers in May. This yearis officers are: Richard Shaffer, President, Ted Moskey, Vice President, Lester Shatter, Secre- taryg Elmer Beeman, Treasurer, William Per- suhn, Reporter, Wilbur Awtey, Sentinel, and F. F. A. L. to R row 1-. Bence T. -, ' I ' , Otanither, K. Rose, N. Smith, E. Kennell, H. Mitchell, VV. Persuhn, C. Alwine, Mr. La- Vigne. Row 2-I. Horner, VV. Awtey, I. Sopich, R. Henry, S. Wojniak, H. Castly, E. Beeman, R. Shaffer, S. Donio. Row 3-L. Shaffer, I. Nyxnick, V. Baugh- man, R. Williams, W. Keyser, R. Wliitfielcl, T. M o s k e y , I. Ornerzo. Row 4-I. Boscy, R. Horner, D. Peterson, K. Lohr, R. Kennell, L. Dcist, M. Lesneski. 48 F. F. A. OFFICERS L. to R., row 1-R. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, T. Moskey Row 2-W. Awtey, Mr. LaVigne, W. Persuhn, E. Bee-mm Kenneth Lohr, Chaplain. After the officers were installed, they were given a pin with the emblem of their orofice as a gift from the club, and started planning the activities for the year. The officers were sent to a training school for instructions and to elect the county officers. This year Richard Shaffer was elected Vice President of the county F. F. A. ,H A Farm, Home F. H. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization composed of chartered state associations, one of which is I. B. I. r The girls who belong to the F. H. A. work to- ward these goals: to promote international good Will, to Work for good home and family life, and to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. The advisor is Mrs. Haberlen, and the chapter mother is Mrs. Clair Eash. The F. H. A. participated in the local Apple Dessert Contest. Kathy Showman was chosen F. H. A. OFFICERS L. to H.-S. Beener, E. Randall, R. Zoru, B. Eash, P. Ryniak, Mrs. Haberlin, R. Bertolini. A. by the faculty to represent I. B. I. in the County Contest, which was held at our high school this year. Also, this organization held a skating party, and sold both cookbooks, and Easter eg s. g Each year the girls hold a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Several of the members traveled to the Farm Show held in Harrisburg. This fine organization will continue its con- tribution to I. B. I. by its constructive and prac- tical Work. F. H. A. L. Gindlesberger, H. Stern, R. Zorn. 49 L. to R., row 1-B. Eash S. Beener, P. Ryniak E Randall, E. VVhipkey Mrs. Haberlin. Row 2 R. Bertolini, K. Showman Sopich. Row 3-1. Paugh D. Ginger, H. Baramak Footlight Favorites JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS PLAYS . On the nights of April 5, 1958 and Novem- ber 22, 1958 you could hear these Words, Cur- tain going upll, as the Class of i'58v presented their Junior and Senior Class Plays. As juniors this class proudly presented 'iShy Cuyv under the direction of Mrs. Allen and Miss Davis. The play centered around the difficulties that Fred Hastings fBob Thomas? encounters when he decides to earn some spending money by posing for C-lamor Girl Cosmetics Ads. His friend Larry Madison QBill Landisj also finds himself in trouble when he buys a dog on the installment plan for his girl friend Julie Tucker fBose Vesekj When an eccentric little lady of eighty CBarbara Eashj decides to play football, any attempt at trying to preserve the sanity of other casual observers becomes useless. Other members of the cast Were: Peggy Deist, Kay Knupp, Sandra Raley, Wilma F etcho, Larry Shannon, Wendell Berkey, and Dave Lease. As Seniors, the presentation of KHillbilly Weddin, l' directed by Mrs. Haupt, was a howling success. Paw fBill Landisj tries to marry off his six daughters, Celie fBarbara Mincel-ij, Bonnie Mae QWilma Fetchol, Iuney Lou flane VVal- bushj, Four, Five, and Six Uudy Mauzy, Carol Sadowsky, and Barbara Eashj. Celie, the oldest daughter, is unable to catch a husband, due to the fact that she seldom takes a bath so Paw bathes her in the pig trough. VVhen the Dude, Ronald Maxwell QDan Hydockl and his Aunt Lucy fKay Knuppj appear on the scene, Paw has his gun in hand searching for husbands for his girls. With the Upsleighers and the Cousins involved, the play turned out to be full of hilarious feuds and fun. Others who had speaking parts Were: Marie Benedict, Bob Thomas, Don F etterolf, Ron Grif- fith, and Eugene Zuchelli. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY lst row, L. to R., Seated-W Fetcho, B. Landis, S. Raley, VV. Berkey. 2nd row, Seated-K. Knupp, R. Vesek, B. Eash, M. Deist. Standing-Miss Davis, D. Lease, Mis. Allen, L. Shan- non, R. Thomas. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Standing-Mrs. Haupt. Ist row, L. to R.-K. Knupp, I. Walbush, W. Fet- cho, D. Hydock, M. Benedict, B. Min- cek, W. Landis. 2nd row-D. Peterson, D. F etterolf, R. Thomas, E. Zuchelli, B. Eash, C. Sadowsky, I. Mauzy. 3rd row-R. Griffith, D. West, D. Wil- liams, R. Shaffer, C. Kimmel, S. Perian, I. Barclay, M. Deist. 50 Joining Together . . . JUNIOR BAND lst row - I. Fetsko, E. Zablotney, B. I. Meyers, L. LaVigne, C. Lepley, I. Deitz, W. Blough, F. Shellenberger, C. Schunicker, D. Volchko, L. Buckhain, Ewd. Kistler. 2nd row - I. Stedina, S. Davis, O. Glessner, L. Marker, L. Paul, N. St. Clair, D. Manges, R. Zorn, P. Schunicker, A. Sadowsky. 3rd row - P. Shovvman, G. Lundquest, S. Bar- nett, T. Steminler, J. Sierocky, P. Fisher, H. Moore, R. Kutchinan, S. Lohr, D. Laz- ier, I. Pettite. 4th row - F. Lundquist, C. Knupp, D. Griffith, L. Rhoads, R. Lohr, G. Kennell, A. Bazyk, I. Pickworth, G. Flowers, L. Avery. 5th row - T. Wheeler, D. Smith, B. Darr, L. Perian, D. Rhoads, B. Stevens, I. Start, I. Mastillo, E. George. Y-TEEN S CLUB lst row - R. Mahl, M. Fotta, C. Ryniak, S. Weaver, I. Ernert, C. Diest, P. Lepley, F.. Calderone, Miss Davis. 2nd row - A. Tun- stall, R. Begley, I. Flowers, S. Rice, M. Critchiielcl, I. Brown, E. Lepley, I. Dan- iels, V. Shaulis. 3rd row - P. Gera, S. Flan- igan, B. Baraniak, C. Gontis, D. Reffner, Wasnick, A. Chernak, N. Fisher. 4th row - S. Wojnaroski, A. Vinosky, G. Saponsky, G. Balsiewicz, C. DeFelice, C. Vish, E. Pelesky. 51 NATURE CLUB Ist row - J. Wright, C. Srnith, H Conn, D. Knupp, N. Diest, L. Griffith R. Nicklow, Mr. Hackett. 2nd row - E. Miller, P. Woy, I. Lennox, E. Dor- usa, A. Macenzak, D. Diest, B. Hor- ner, I. Vinisky. Srd row - R. Marker R. Lensbouer, T. Sheeler, A. Sierocky. R. Mahl, W. Miller, B. Fisher. Learning ogether CHEERLEADINC CLUB lst row - S. Csehoski, L. Straka, L. Pronesti S. Shaffer, C. Kozola, L. Perigo, T. Rein- holtz. 2nd row - D. Lasky, A. Frank, I. Tipton, D. Benedict, E. Blough, S. Moskey. F. Fedorowicz, D. Durbin. 3rd row - D. Morrison, I. Friedline, B. Moravecz, I. Ep- pley, D. Henry, B. Bruce, K. Warnick. 4th row - I. Friedline, C. Pluta, S. Pugh, D. Phil- lips, D. Mahl, A. Pacifico, P. Patterson, I. Woy. SCHOOL PATROL lst row - C. Thomas, R. Esposito, D. WVest R. Knupp, C. Moore, L. Orlandi, Mr. Leven- try. 2nd row - N. Mack, D. Hoffman, R. Lepley, S. Budzina, 1. Franco, E. Fetsko H. Kuncher. 3rd row - G. Merrbach, T. Flan- igan, P. Gary, M. Mayse, R. Speigle, P. Spiker. 4th row - A. Budzina, C. Knupp, D. Morgan, W. Miller, I. Baca, I. Hurst. D ., ...Q . 6 9 0 JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB lst low - I. Rinclall V. Donio, A. Kallmfin Mrs. Murphy. 2nd row - C. A Franco L. Slezewski M. Passaro, E Snoeberger B. Crfnner F.. Miller, D Shields. 3rd row - D. Legarski, J. Ditty W. Thomws J. W'1ble, S. Wicklon . JUNIOR HIGH MOTION PICTURE CLUB Ist 10W - C. Morrison J. Oglino, L Vliller L. Panion N. Snitzer, E Livingston. 2nd row - D. Shrock, I Wright D. E'1sh R. Peterson, C Xliller Grflcie R Kin 3 d 10W I. . g. 1 ' - E Folton I. Mills P. Hemminger F Puschnigg R. McGuire A. Light- ner 4th row - J. Volk, C. Snitzer P Blough D. Brown W. Snyder, T Bills T. Mishler. Serving oge-ther HANDICRAFT CLUB lst 1'0VV, L. to R. - C. Barron, C. Shaffer, S. Yoder, R. Diehl, M. J. Thomas, I. Donio. 2nd row - L. Smith, M. Deal, L. Sipple, I. Volk, B. Fry, C. Critchiield, G. Spory. 3rd row - P. Mattaliano, R. Weincek, D. Singo, G. Albright, I. Deaner, D. Gilbert, T. Lepley, D. Lepley. SOCIAL GAMES CLUB lst row - T. Walbush, M. Tressler, R. Cebula, R. Adams, A. Iarosyk, D. Krause. 2nd row - I. Begley, S. Stufft, I. Klebonis, E. Mitchell, R. Cole, I. Kertis, R. Tims. 3rd row - E. Tunstall, D. Diest, D. Gore, T. Queen, C. Ohler, S. Spory. 9 6 9 CURRENT EVENTS CLUB fStandingD D. Eppley, R. Mitchell. CSeatedJ J. Ciarusso, R. Ciarrocca, Mr. Drvval, C. Whipkey, B. Emert. TRAVEL CLUB lst row - D. Marringer, S. Frank, B. Gowarty, M. Maruca, T. Sheftic, T. Eller, Mr. Krupper. 2nd row - I. Kowalczyk, E. Ferre, W. Sheeler, B. Coleman, I. Saponsky, D. Henry, F. Lamonica. Absent when picture was taken: E. Miller, F. Reckner, R. Shaffer. 53 l953 Class Histor In the month of September, four years ago, we, the Senior Class of 58,', entered I. B. j. as very green freshmen. To give the class the leadership it needed to help 'them complete a worth-while school career, Mary Sheeler, Wilma F etcho, Glenda Kay Knupp, and Barbara Mincek were chosen as class officers. Several of the boys were already preparing for the time when they would take their places on the varsity football and basketball teams. Cheer- ing on our boys were Cora St. Clair and Shirley Eckenrode. The class, under the direction of Mr. F ederick, Mrs. Bucior, Mrs. Romanoff, and Mr. Hostetler, had their annual class party, As freshmen, we were looking forward to three more years at I. B. I.-each one being more successful than the other. Returning to school as sophomores, we had the opportunity of selecting a course to follow through high school and our fuhlre years. This was also the first year we were given a chance to participate in money-making projects. Sandra Haley was elected to lead our class. She was ably assisted by Wendell Berkey, Vice President, Kay Knupp, Secretary, and Wilma F etcho, Treasurer. Our advisors were: Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Szewczyk, and Mr. Krupnik. Some of the boys participated in football, wrestling, and basketball. To the extra curricular events we contributed two varsity cheerleaders, six majorettes, and others who joined Chorus and Band. Our class also sponsored a 'cFootball Dance, which was held on November 14. A king and queen were chosen to reign over the the 1955 football season. We also held a dance after the Rockwood basketball game and spon- sored an assembly program, featuring some of the talent of the class. Before we knew it, our sopho- more year was ended and we were looking for- ward to the next year. Our junior year found us making plans for the busy days to follow. Bob Thomas was President, assisted by Larry Shannon, Vice Pres- ident, Kay Knupp, Secretary, Barbara Mincek, Treasurer. Guided by these and by our ad- visors, Mr. Krupnik, Mr. Sheftic, Mrs. Bossart, and Mrs. Haupt, we felt that we would fulfill our dream of becoming a good, active class of the high school. We sponsored the concession stand at the Bedford football game on October 12, followed by a skating party on the 23rd day of the same month. We also sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games fully decorated Christmas Dance, complete success. Another event of magazines, but this didn't go and a beauti- which was a was the sale over as well as we hoped. Then came the junior Play'-a three-act comedy, entitled Shy Guyf, Bob Thomas, Bill Landis, Wilma F etcho, and Peggy Deist had the lead roles. Mrs. Allen was the ad- visor and director. She was assisted by Miss Davis. The last activity for the year was the jr.-Sr. Prom, which was held on May 3 for the departing seniors. The theme was Pink Para- disef' the decorations being pink and white, trimmed with glitter. This made our junior year complete. At last we were seniors! The class elected Dan Hydock as President, with Bob Thomas, Vive President, Kay Knupp, Secretary, and Barbara Mincek, Treasurer. Mr. Krupnik, Mrs. Haupt, and Mr. Sheftic were advisors for the year. We decided to have a Halloween Mas- querade Dance, with prizes given for the dif- ferent costumes. This, our first big money-mak- ing project for the year, turned out to be very successful. We also had the concession stand at two of the football games. The second big event was the Senior Play, held on November 22, entitled Hillbilly Weddinfv Bill Landis and Barbara Mincek had the leading roles. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Haupt. Two of our students, Sandra Raley and Bob Thomas, represented us at District Chorus, while jim Brant represented us at District Band. Glenda Kay Knupp was chosen to represent our school in the 1957 Fall Festival Celebra- tion at Somerset. Sandra Raley was then elected as I. B.I.,s Maple Queen Contestant and won the title of Maid of Honor. The contest was held in Cochran junior High School. By this time, Class rings were beginning to gleam on the fingers of the seniors. The exchange of Senior pictures was also an important event in our last year at j. B.I. Then-name cards, graduation announcements, the senior banquet, the Prom, Class Day, and finally our Gradua- tionv! 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' Q -1:2 ' iai- ... f ' 1. 21215 1' II v---1 xx -V . ,Q -f Q5 1 any YW 1- 'gf-213 -5 ' !T ---.TT -- .xia'-ii, -2 --:iz , I S u' ,llli V321--xx---43 '12T-1'2'--- ' A lim'-111'-3:-r:f:?a2ZX:'St,'4 fi'?:x if -:K--r f-ifX-wimwxsmmNANWNNRQBQxwewxw -1 ' - W ' X' - - f -AQNY ' iQ-f ElI!!W ' ,l 4 :Sag ' TEE E Q35 'iii' ' Q W 5 ' Q K ' ' , Y, .- W - ' . ' li. - -W T - 7 Wi ff FOOTBALL to xuak, Mr. Whitiield, W. Walker, In , V , ,x1 - W Rf? IKQKM Ufffwf I? I W Ma flf 0 ig eels and Peanuts Mr. Moody Mr. Pike Mr. Krupper IR. HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES we they Berlin A................,,....... .13 ..,... O Conemaugh Twp. . 6 .... ...l9 Somerset ...................... I3 .,..... 0 Shade .. ....., ....,. 1 3 ....,. . 6 Ligonier ....,... ....... 3 3 ..,..,.. 0 60 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD lst row, L. to R.-R. Adams, L. Panion, I. Sage, D. Merringer, C. Barron, I. Giarusso, R. Cebula, 2nd row-W. Fetcho, W. Adams, T. Sheftic, D. Eash, D. Griifith, R. Lohr, T. Lepley, L. Avery, R. Esposita, E. Fulton, Mr. Krupper. 3rd row-B. Dart, I. Panek, S. Frank, E. Snoeberger, A. Sheftic, P. Blough, M. Passaro, M. Maruca, I. Deaner, D. Shields. 4th row-G. Miller, B. Govvarty, VV. Thomas, E. Ferre, W. Sheeler, I. Saponsky, L. Slizewski, T. Bills, D. Cramer. Guys 'n Gals SCORES We They Conemaugh Twp. .. ...43 A ,. . H62 Somerset .4.,...,............,, 67 ......, 43 Conemaugh Twp. ...... 43 ,,.. ...66 Somerset ...........,........,. 70 ..... .48 Salisbury ..........,........... 72 ...46 Meyersdale ....,.........., 66 ...,. .47 Berlin ............. ......... 6 7 .... .45 Turkeyfoot ..... .....,.,. 7 2 ........ 47 Shade ,..,.,.... .,..,.... 6 5 ....... 63 Rockwood ..,................. 73 ......, 62 Greater Conemaugh .57 ..,, , 65 Forbes ......................,... 48 ..... 61 Stoneycreek ....,........... 80 .61 Meyersdale ...... ......,.. 5 8 ........ 72 Berlin ...,... . ......... 70... .61 Adams .......... .....,... 5 0 ..... .73 Turkeyfoot .,.... ....... . 79 ....... 59 Salisbury ......,. ..,.. . . 69 ..... H61 Forbes ..............,........., 58 .... ..71 Stoneycreek ............... 52 ..... 51 Shade .............. ......... 6 7 ..... 61 Rockwood ,....... ......... 6 8 ....... 77 1st row, L. to R.-Mr. Danielson, B. Walker, H. Pacifico, A. Sierocky, B. Landis, R. Wasylczak, Mr. DeBlase. 2nd row-M. Smith, I. Walters, D. Vinosky, V. Sheftic, T. Kalmaner, R. Patterson. 3rd row-W. Fetcho, B. Croyle, W. Fetcho, G. Zablotney, B. Panek. BASKETBALL As described by our basketball coach, Mr. DeBlase, at this seasonis Athletic Banquet, Our team this year was one of the best the school has had in recent yearsf' The I. B. I. FIVE, finished the season with a record of 14 wins and 8 losses. They were tied for second place in the Somerset County B League Contest. The Basketball team started with a strong squad from which no one had graduated the previous year. Their spirit was high, as was the school spirit. The boys proved themselves a team to be proud of. Seniors graduating this year will be Ronald Wasylczak, Bill Landis, and Harry Pacifico. There is also a team to look forward too, including two of last season's regulars and a substitute. The behind-the-scenes workers included George Zablotney, senior managerg serving in the same capacity were Bernard Panek, William Fetcho and William Croyle. Wilma Fetcho was scorekeeper. And we will not forget the Iunior Varsity under Coach Danielson. Their wins were few, but their spirit was high with shining hopes for the future. 62 mmwf 2 E 3 restlin Our Wrestling squad this year did a Won- derful job as they revealed their courage and ambition to the eager spectators. Although often unpredictable, our boys displayed a poised, Well-balanced team. The 1957-58 Wrestling team was coached by Louis Pike. The boys practiced often, im- proving their skills. They Worked hard and practiced industriously from the first match at Somerset to the last one at Everett. The underclassmen have gained valuable experience during the past season, experience that will benefit them greatly in their future years at I. B. I. Dave Lease, Captain, and Lester Shaffer, Co-captain, helped to make this year a suc- cessful one. Ronald Whitfield and Edgar Bob- ertson, managers, handled the equipment and attended to other important duties. The District Five Tournament was held here at I. B. I. David Lease, Ted Moskey, and Iack Horner were selected to represent our school. Graduation means the loss of four wres- tlers: Dave Lease, Dan Hydock, Lester Shaffer, and Ted Moskeyg but great are the expectations for the 1958-59 season as many of our grapplers return to lead us on to victory. lst row, L: to R.-E. Robertson, D. Speicher, B. Govvarty, W. Truscott, E. Govvarty, I. Horner, W. Ringler, I. Bence, R. Ogline. 2nd row-E. Folton, B. Dice, F. Slizewski, M. Fetsko, I. Baca, T. Lepley, S. Frank, C. Barron. 3rd row-Mr. Pike, C. Budzina, D. Sheeler, R. Horner, R. Demarco, D. Lease, D. Hy- dock, L. Slizewski, L. Shaffer, R. Whitfield. . . , ,mx W5 XX , ,-'- as O ff. 'WO ,wgifyi 563 X, F20 ,X GOOD Our Thanks 0 T ese: We thank the following people for their interest, effort and time in helping us to produce this 1958 edition of KREX COLLIUM. Photographers - Cover Studio - Mr. Cover and Mr. Tomb Engravings - Zimmerman Engraving Co. - Mr. Milo Zimmerman Printing Kurtz Bros. - Mr. Alex Zebrun Business Advisor - Mr. Franklin La Vigne Faculty Advisor - Miss jean Wilhelm Signed: The Staff of the 1958 REX COLLIUM Editor-in-Chief .,....... Literary Editor ..4...., Photography Editor. ,..... ., Art Editor .......,......... Typing Editor ......... Business Manager. .. 67 ........Sandra Raley . Ruth Zimmerman ...,.....Wilma Fetcho ..,.Donald Williams Glenda Kay Knupp .......Rose Vesek , 1 1 it i , Q 5' UTA i N LQ A U' ' - O f v wiv 68 U, W -N 5 .?' 'Q ,l ff X I 7 H- f J X, , lf' f, f A .X f- As .5 ef 5 , A G f 2 ? f yi 4 in 1 ' RG G Q5 UQ X 1 J i UUE' 1 PNB . 5-af rf ,ff J I X M li ?f ' u 5 , XX i X a f .. X N y . Z f ,X f 7 I X Q -jffv JV gg W It M l I w W 'uf V J 7 1 V F I +--'- L 1 Y 1 5 a 4i.P SHAULIS SERVICE STATION H. G. SHAULIS, Prop. Gas - Kerosene 3.11 d Fuel Oil, Wholesale Tire Precapping dz Vulcanizing Phone MA 9-9431 BOSWELL, PA. Compliments Compliments of of , CAMBRIA-ROWE GRIF F ITH S GARAGE BUSINESS COLLEGE Iennerstown Penna. BUD and BUDDY, Proprietors Johnstown, Pa. 422 Vine St. Dial 22-211 G. E. FRIEDLINE BENDER IMPLEMENT CO. RGprSSGHtiDg Farmall Tractors NATIONAL GRANGE McCormick Implements 9-Hd RCA Whirlpool Appliances FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES Jamesway Barn Equipment jennerstown, Pa. Phone MA 9-3298 Telephone 6596 Somerset, Pa. 70 OUR PHOTOGRAPHS . , . are created by experienced craftsmen, made of the finest materials, and they are a faithful and enduring interpretation of your wedding. Iames and Paul Cover COVER STUDIO 504 MAIN STREET DIAL 5-8442 Compliments of GEORGE MORGAN Acosta Eenna. SHEFTIC,S STYLE CENTER CLOTHING and SHOES Boswell, Pa. Good Luck Class of 58v PRONE STI JEWELRY Watches Repaired All Work Guaranteed Watches - Diamonds Jewelry - Rings Typewriters 314 Main St. Boswell, Pa. Compliments of SOMERSET COUNTY LAUNDRY Somerset Penna 71 CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS DORFIVIAN and HOFFMAN MAKERS OF FINE LINGERIE 0 O O Phone MA 9-2-675 BOSWELL, PA 72 BOSWELL HOTEL Meet Your Friends Here Boswell, Pa. SHONBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE VVhere Your Dollar Buys Most Boswell, Penna. SHANK'S CUT RATE Compliments f Patent Medicine O Baby Needs Everything for Vacationer SELLER'S DINER Kodaks Phone MA 9-9351 Iennerstown, Pa. MA 9-2815 Jennerstown' Pa' 9 PENNSYLVANIA STEWART S POULTRY PROCESSING APPLIANCES CORPORATION Hardware Television UTABLELAND Oven-Ready DELUXE TURKEYS Phone MA 9-5788 Phone MA 9-3603 Iennerstown Penna. Iennerstown Pennsylvania 73 CONGRATULATIONS . . 1. B. J. HIGH sol-1ooL sEN1oRs Closser Bros. extend hearty congratulations to the LBJ. High School Graduating Class of 1957-58 and may you achieve similar success in seeking a higher education. Closser Bros. Extend a Cordial Invitation For You to Visit This Popular Store on Your Next Visit to Johnstown JOHNSTOWN PA EVERYBODYS STORE - Compliments of COMPLIMENTS DeROY'S OF johnstownis Leading IE W E LE R S S'nce 1848 1 WOY MOTCRS APPLIANCES - FASHIONS OPTICIANS MA 9-2133 Boswell, Pa 132-140 Market St. Johnstown, Pa. BOSWELL LUMBER OO. MANUFACTURERS KILN DRIED, END MATCHED, TONGUED AND GROOVED HARDWOOD FLOORING OAK AND POPLAR INTERIOR TRIM From the mountains of Somerset County to your home. DISTRIBUTORS QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS CEMENT DRAIN TILE LIME SEVVER PIPE PLASTER SHEET ROCK BRICK ROCK LATH BUILDING TILE GARAGE DOORS U.S.G. WEATHERWOOD INSULATING LATH INSULATING BOARD ASPHALT COATED SHEATHING FIBRE GLASS WOOL-The last word in insulation ASPHALT SHINGLES AND ROLL ROOFING FORTIFIED-A new word in roofing Against Fire, Sun, Rain and Snow PAINT, GLASS, WINDOWS, DOORS AND HARDWARE ANDERSEN WINDOWALLS COMPLETE WOOD WINDOW UNITS SPRED SATIN-Ready to use Latex Paint . . . Washable, Scrubbable, Durable MILLWORK We extend to you a cordial invitation to visit our mill and see kitchen units and other articles in actual course of construction. BOSVVELL, PENNSYLVANIA Phone MA 9-2781 75 ICKES INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance-All Kinds Phone MA 9-2573 Boswell, Pa. ACOSTA CLOVER FARM STORE Meats - Groceries NICHOL MERRINGER Phone Somerset 3943 THE ROOF GARDEN GIFT SHOP For Unusual and Hard-to-Find Gifts come to Roof Garden Gift Shop Phone Somerset 8141 Route 219 Compliments of NORMAN F. WALKER Sheriff of Somerset County Compliments Compliments of of HOLDERS MARKET LAWTHER,S NEWS AGENCY Magazines - Subscriptions Sipesville Penna. Ice Cream Phone Somerset 2659 Boswell pemla , Compliments ART S AUTO SALES of Sales F O R D Service Davidsville, Penna. A. N. BLOUGH, Owner DONALD B. HAY Boswell, Pa. Compliments of H. I. SPECHT 81 SON TW 3-3661 Stoystown, Pa. HARDWARE, FURNITURE and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Compliments of DANIEL SHAFFEPUS SONS HARDWARE - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - FURNITURE 55 Years of Faithful Service Phone 2131 Hooversville, Pa 77 LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU JOHNSTO N I BAIES 'rRusT M PANY T- Convenient 4 Offices 532 - 584 Main St. CAMBRIA CITY BRANCH GEISTOWN BRANCH 311 Broad Street 2459 Bedford St. DAVIDSVILLE BRANCH 110 South Main Street DAVIDSVILLE, PA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSU RANCE CORPORATION y xx. 1 ,v 'tu xx I Exim Qf I' 4 IQ, ' , I X X -x, .. ' I 5 ,, it 2155! if rmsmcou 5 i. 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Y 155-ir'--X ix' Lf A 'dl Located on Route 219, One Mile North of Somerset, Perma., and Famous Turnpike LUIGI SPECIALIZES IN SPAGHETTI AND OTHER FINE FOODS 78 N IN VITATIO Dine at Green Gables SWiIT1 - Ski - PiCI1iC at Stoughton Lakes Plan Banquets and Reunions at the S ...and... for something new in summer entertainment ...join... The Dress Rehearsal Club of the Mountain Playhouse Rehearsal Club performances every Monday evening at 8:00 P. M DST All young people 20 or under are eligible Admission: 500 Call Boswell MA 9-3512 for further informanon 79 1 I 'l Compliments of THE GEO. W. SCHENCK COMPANY The County's Leading Department Store Somerset Pennsylvania THE NEILAN ENGINEERS Consulting, Designing Supervision 150 West Union Street Somerset, Pa. Phone 6551 Best Wishes to Class of 1958 BOWEN STUDIOS Somerset Perma I.X.L. CREAMERY, INC. MILK - ICE CREAM JUDGE THOMAS F. LANSBERRY Friedens Penna. Compliments Compliments f o of PILES BURIAL VAULT CO. H. A. NAUCLE Since 1924 F riedens, Pa. B. Sz W. HARDWARE EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Plumbing and Electrical Supplies MA 9-3123 Boswell, Pa. YODER,S CLOVER FARM MARKET CQMPLILQENTS Complete Modern Food Marketi' Home Dressed Meats, OF Groceries, Produce Route 219 Somerset Pike A FRIEND Thomas Mills, Penna. Compliments COCI-IRAN of FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY TWIN PINE ALLIS CHALMERS, OLIVER GABA E D G AN SERVICE AND NEW IDEA MACHINERY Boswell RD. q':f:1 Harold Blough Proprietor Somerset, Penna Phone 4348 Compliments TERRACE CHEVROLET CO. f o Chevrolet Cars and Trucks AUTOXMOTIVE SUPPLY O1dS1T1Obi1e Cars SALES AND SERVICE Ierome, Pennsylvania West Main Street Somerset, Pennsylvania Phone Somerset 4168 Compliments of YE OLDE INN Iennerstown Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of of l E. M. SHAULIS SGMERSET NATIONWIDE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Auto, Life, Fire, Accident LESTER L. SPROWLS INSURANCE WALTER F. BERKEBILE WARREN K HAY Holsopple R. D. I Phone MA 9-5871 YODER9S GARAGE Cener al Auto Repairing AAA Service Towing-Body and Fender Repair Gulf Quality Products and YODERQS TRACTOR Sz EQUIPMENT CC. Ma ssey - Ferguson Sales and Service Farming Sz Industrial jenners X Roads Boswell R. D. :,L,4:2 Phone 9-9384 82 JOHN DEERE OF Quality Equipment for 9 SHOFF S ECONOMY Your Farming Operation MARKET Jenner X Roads Phone MA 9-2183 BOSWELL, PA Phone MA 9-2485 BOSWELL Compliments STAHL,S JEWELRY of Established 65 Years Somerset, Pa. RACEY'S RADIO SERVICE Boswell, Penna MON G'S ESSO STATION Complete Esso Service Phone TW 3-3763 Stoystown, Pa. Compliments of JENNER ROD AND GUN CLUB Jenner Penna HORNER,S Clothing - Furniture Floor Covering - Appliances Paint - Sporting Goods 281 Center Street Phone MA 9-2601 KOLESKO MOTOR SALES Ford Sales or Service Station Hooversville, Pa. Phone TW 3-3557 Boswell, Penna. Compliments WOY BRUS- of Chrysler and Plymouth AUTO REPAIRS - BODYWORK ' GAS :SZ OIL BUS COMPANY Acosta Penna. BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF ,58 Compliments of OLD TAVERN Jenner X Roads, Penna, Andrew and Francis Shubik BRUNO'S BARBER SHOP Landis Building Main Street Boswell, Penna. Compliments of LAWTHER,S NEWS AGENCY HALLMARK CARDS ICE CREAM Boswell Penna. MARIAN, S WAYSIDE FURNITURE Open Till 9 P. M. Nationally Advertised Furniture Davidsville Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF SAM ROGER BOSWELL, PENNA. A. D. GRAHAM Sz CO. INC. BEAVER BRAND F ERTILIZERS SOMERSET, PENNA. Compliments of PAUL L. OTIONNOR REGISTER OF WILLS CLERK OF ORPHANS COURT Somerset Penna. OOMPLIMENTS OF IENNER FLORISTS Phone MA 9-5123 Ienners Pelma FOR BETTER COOKING-FOR BETTER BAKINC FOR A WHOLESOME BEVERAGE USE PASTEURIZED FRESH BOTTLED MILK When food costs are becoming more important each day, you will find that there is more actual value in a quart of Pasteur- ized Fresh Bottled Milk than any other food you can buy at the same cost. IT IS NATURE,S MOST NEARLY COMPLETE FOOD IOHNSTOWN MILK DEALERS ASSOCIATION 302 Swank Bldg. Johnstown, Pa. SOMERSET WELDING 81 STEEL COMPANY Manufacturer of AUSTIN ALL-STEEL TRUCK BODIES 783 South Center Avenue SOMERSET, PENNA. Electric and Acetylene Phone 4304 Welding P. O. Box 48 We can give you a complete service on any of your equipment needs Large or small. IN OUR SHOP WE HAVE 4 Welding Machines, Shearing lO'x1f4 , Punch and Cutting Machine, Press Brake 12'x1f4 , Threading Machine, Drill Press, and other machinery that reduces our customers, cost. We do custorn shearing and press brake. We specialize in Welding of Shovel Teeth and Bucke ts. 86 Compliments of IOSEPH H. HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME BOSWELL, PENNA. Compliments of QUEMAHONING HOTEL Prop. VINTON J. GRIFFITH Ienners Penna. ST. CLAIR'S FEED STORE Fertilizers, Feed, Hay, Straw, Grain Spraying Material W'ALTER'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. TIRE RECAPPINC VULCANIZINC Our Specialty Distributors GENERAL TIRES Phone 4124 Somerset Pa H. H. HOLSOPPLE BARBER SHOP Boswell, Perma. H. W. WALKER CO. Manufacturers of Walker's Supreme and Flour Ice Cream JENNERS X ROADS Phone - 4111 SOI1'lC1'S6t Congratulations to the Class of ,58 From PECPLES STATE BANK IENNERSTOWN, PA. 454' Where Farming, Industry and Busi- ness meet for Dependable Banking. ikiiit VVhere there is no SERVICE CHARGE on Checking Accounts. VVhere 2Vz'Zf interest is paid on Savings Accounts. Member of Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation. I IT 88 HUNTERDS SUPER MARKET ir ir 'A' GROCERIES, MEATS and PRODUCE R we if if STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE F. E. Hunter, Pr p ' t BOSWELL Center Street Phone MA 9-2141 89 COMPLIMENTS 0F 'A' 'A' ir SHEFTIC THEATRE BOSWELL MEAT MARKET SI-IEFTIC AMUSEMENT -Ar 1' ir BOSWELL, PA. 90 COMPLIMENTS OF SEA BEE SHOPPING CENTER The Complete Shopping Center SUPER MARKET, DRY GOODS, SHOES HARDWARE, RCA, TV, FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS LINOLEUM :Sz TILE 0 We Give SZSIH Green Stamps O HEIPLE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDERS, SUPPLIES MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS - Distributors - Lewistown Overhead Doors Ruberoid Roofing Watson Standard Paints Gold Bond Products Andersen Window Walls NORTH SIDE BITTNER'S TIRE SERVICE Tire Recapping 61 New Tires GOODYEAR FIRESTONE APPLIANCES Stoves, Refrigerators, TV, Radios Philco - Motorola - RCA Dial - 4188 Somerset Pa. JENNERSTOWN, Pa. Phone MA 9-2400 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance ROBERT L. CUSTER Special Agent 130 N. Center Ave. Somerset, Pa. Dial 4356 Compliments of HILLTOP HOTEL Pigs in Blanket Daily Stoystown Pennsylvania HOMER WARNICK INSURANCE Auto - Life - Fire Boswell Penna. Phone MA 9-2101 Compliments of SHEF TIC BROS. Meats c'Sz Groceries Ienner Penna. Phone MA 9-2831 BOSWELL DRUG STORE W. S. Sprowls, Prop. 310 Main Street Boswell Penna. Compliments and Best Wishes For a Successful Career WHITE STAR HOTEL Iennerstown Pennsylvania County Treasurer JOSEPH R. EDWARDS Somerset Penna. DEAL,S SERVICE STATION and CONFECTIONERY Gas :Sz Oil New Tires ESI Recaps Phone MA 9-3903 Rear 430 Main Boswell, Penna. 92 Compliments Compliments of of DR. WILLIAM H. DOSCH MELVIN M. WILSON Optometrist Clerk of Courts Somerset Penna. Central City Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of of PHILIP C. DOSCH D 81 D Recorder of Deeds Phone MA 9-3464 Boswell, Pa. Somerset Penna. KAVAR ECONOMY Meats - Groceries Phone 3224 Acosta Penna. 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