Jenner Boswell Joint High School - Rex Collium Yearbook (Boswell, PA)
- Class of 1959
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S.. 5 va , '-F Wix an ' X,-'isa , . Q., J ' y w A f 0 6142-aaa, M, Mya ,' X6 X Qfff J? THE' i959 -. W RE-x C LLIUM Foreword But what does REX COLLIUM mean? Perhaps you have been asked this question many times and have had to reply, I don't know. At the beginning of this school year, we, the Seniors of 1959, reflected on how often we had been asked the question, What does Rex Collium mean? and decided that maybe it was time we did something about it. lt took only a short time to discover that REX COI.l.IUM, literally trans- lated from the Latin, means King of the Mountains. Well, this was fine- it began to answer our question, but hardly told us why our yearbook had been given this name. Further research revealed that in 1927, in the first issue of REX COL- LIUM, a poem had been written that explained things quite clearly. Boswell is located in the heart of a range of mountains and was once the scene of heated competition among Indians for the hand of an Indian maid. Warriors came from far and near to Boswell- Here they raced and here they wrestled, All their skill and strength was tried and when it was all over the Indians- Have proclaimed this little mountain As, 'The Monarch of the HiIls. ' -Chas. A. Weed The time of the Indian is past, but Boswell today is still the scene of competition. Our daily life at J. B. J. is dedicated to the task of educational, cultural, social and athletic development. When a school sets itself a goal as wide in scope as this, there is bound to be competition, however, through much individual effort and with the help of guidance, our work is channeled into what will be best for the common good. This yearbook, our King of the Mountains, serves as testimony to the wonderful memories we hold as we recall our life at J. B. J. and how we will always regard our school as Monarch of the Hills. -... .nn --.e... .. .... . ,... , ... .- .:.i.: g :.:.:.:. ' ' . . 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For many it will be the completion of your school days, but not the completion of your learning. Whether you are aware of it or not, you have learned something new every day. As a small child, you learned many things from your parents-those two wonderful peo- ple who knew the answers to all your questions. As you grew old- er and entered school, your scope of learning was broadened by your association with teachers and friends. Now, as you leave high school, do not consider yourself fin- ished with learning. Strive always to learn, because the more knowl- edge we obtain, the better we are able to understand and cope with our problems, thus making the world a happier place in which to live. Congratulations. R. LESLIE SIMPSON SCHOOL BOARD Seated, L. to R.-R. Lohr, V. Griffith, R. Stewart, A. Walter, M. Gilbert, G. Fetcho, S. Leventry, H. Stuck, C. Szewczyk. Standing-O. Coleman, A. St. Clair, J. Kaufman, J. Hoffman, J. Policicchio, J. Schrock. Absent when picture was taken- F. Miller, W. Bills, E. Friedline. official welcome In the bible story of the talents, the unfaithful servant buried his talent in the ground, it was of no use there, it did no good there. Edu- cation is to help make the student aware of what he is, what talents he has, and the possibilities for put- ting those talents to use. The high school graduatewho does not put to use, and to good uses, that which the Lord has given him, is an un- faithful servant of himself, his com- munity and his country, no matter how few or how many his talents may be. The challenge of today's world to the graduate is to be both a faithful servant and a servant of good in the use of whatever he has learned. To not use an education wisely and for good is the greatest crime of all. A better world can come only from better people. JAMES B. DEITZ James B. Dietz 3525152 J gsisiaisisir, 2232525252325 -: . -. . 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' I-ff1f:f:f:::,:. slI::zSs2e2s2sSsisis2s9sSz2:Ssie255522125215252295252222252222252ifE2s2z2s2zi?zSs?zzz? s22Ssis?2222225EzisS225Ssis?2Ssisfs:s:2:25zgsg2gag2gi525age5252525222s2s2a2s22Ss2s2sSzPs2s:: 1:s:z2sgzgsg1g1,:g.1.,!'ff: 31.-Qgagsgegsgzgsgsgzgagszizizfslziaif5:3isEs2zisSs2:is2zs:z:s'z:s:2:eff:agz:e:::sfzgf:s:s 1 'f'1111E1frf'2 f 2 1 f f ' - ' - ' H - ' 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 ':SH-1'r-1'1'1:1:2:2:' Zfv-N-.pl-5?7llrzs-4, .9'S152:15z2:2:1:1:1:2z2:1:1:1:2:1:1:1:1:Q1'112111231:IE1322-ifE1S1E::'ZSfi1?'S1:2S1?1512152'cl STUDENTS N X NXX 5 v x ' N W i ' X .,,, .MU WS X 0 A J I 1 -vig? iw- Q nf-wa , fr b Seniors - C0-workers art thou SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lio R.-A. Shefiic, Secrefolryp D. Borelle, Presidenip J. Gindles- perger, Treosurerp S. Mincek, Vice-President. 14 in promoting every school activit . Class Histor lt seems only yesterday that we, the class of 59 began our Freshman year at J. B. J. If we try hard enough we can look back and see ourselves as we were then. First, we see our- selves ata class meeting, where we elected Stan- ley Mincek as President, Aloysius Stedina as Vice- President, Madeline Palazzi as Secretary, and Robert Mahl as Treasurer. Next we are at the football and basketball games where we see some of our star players as they were just enter- ing the field of sports. Here, we also see some of the girls as cheerleaders. During our Fresh- man year, our majorettes were also chosen. Finally, as we look back to our first year in high school, we see ourselves at our class party that our class advisors, Miss Davis, Mrs. Lundquest, Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Chervenak helped make a success. The party is what we had been look- ing forward to, and it was a perfect way to end the year. As we look back once again, our picture is getting clearer, we now see ourselves as Sopho- mores. Our class advisors, Mrs. Haberlen, Mr. Broderick, Mr. Hackett and Mr. Kerekes and our class officers are Edgar Robertson, Madeline Pa- lazzi, Bernard Panek and Alex Sierocky began their job of leading us through out second very successful year. lt was as Sophomores that we chose our course to follow through high school and our future years. Most of the class showed their musical ability by entering the Senior band or chorus. Several of the boys received letters for their athletic ability in football, basketball and wrestling. This was also the first year we could have money making activities. Our first big project was the football dance where a king and queen were chosen to reign over the 1956 football season. Other projects were two con- cessions at the football games, dances and a skating party. Yes, at the end of our Sophomore year we had completed our second very success- ful year at J. B. J. and were looking forward to two more. Our picture is even more clear now, as we see our Junior year about to start. This was when Darla Borelle as President, Edgar Robert- son as Vice-President, Anita Sheftic as Secretary and Madeline Palazzi as Treasurer worked with our class advisors to make this one of our most active years. Our class advisors were Mrs. Hab- erlen, Miss Wilhelm, Mr. Kerekes and Mr. Hac- kett. Most of the class took part at the skating party we sponsored at Latrobe and also at the concessions and dances we had. All the class helped sell magazines, pens and candy. The most exciting of our activities that year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Everyone enjoyed making the decorations for our Evening in Paris. As we danced that evening, it wasn't hard at all to imagine that we were right in the heart of Paris. The prom marked the end of our Junior activi- ties. Our picture is very clear now, for we are seniors. This is the year we had been waiting for. We elected Darla Borelle as President, Stan- ley Mincek as Vice President, Anita Sheftic as Secretary and Joyce Gindlesperger as Treasurer. Our class advisors were Mrs. Haupt, Mr. Hackett, and Mr. Kerekes. Our class had two concessions, they were after the Forbes and Conemaugh Twp. games. We sold ball point pens, pen desk sets, letter holders and Christmas candy. Everyone worked hard to make our Senior Play a success. lt was called A Full House, and it held parts for 14 of our 600 students. Mrs. Haupt directed the play and it was enjoyed by all. Our class was represented at both District Band and Dis- trict Chorus. Although we did not have a Fall Festival Queen, we were represented at the Maple Queen Contest at Cochran Junior High School by Anita Sheftic. Other important events of our Senior year were the receiving of our graduation rings and the exchanging of name cards and senior pictures. 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XXYVV 4' VYYYV yt., . . y,f..m, V X1 fs, jw., rt wt I , fV 'rf' Uv .lf . ts., -. , .tt - :afi. 2..zf:: V . MMM 1 11:11 ,-,'-'itll 99' 'iff - x 'b1'f'7i FYQLX '--1-fi - , . -.iz -, .1 w.y,,ff W... .Mg .0 fx .,,.f,,.,f. vvx x !-J 1 1-: :.:-.:.1:.. .0 f 1. Wlfff '. I Nw 5, Agfsvfg 4-.1535 ' 1 v 1 1 .551:5:t51'- ff' 1 If ww , V,-of 1 ,XV yocv . 4545A ,,: g.5.3:,f.:c' fMff -'Q AA fxymfb . 13.1 ,pb 3 ax Q . ' Q- ,.gs:aos:a2a'1Se52 - , f 1 ' f ' 1 ' w. .ff..'ff-1' V x1i1if.f iizfxi -c1i5:1:a.z:3:fE4:- 'gif '14 t fi'05tt'f'i GLENN ALWINE . . . Sonny . .. Vocational Agri- culture . .. F. F.A. . .. Likes sports, food, and girls .. . Hopes to be a test driver. BEVERLY ANN BALTZER . . . Bev . . . Bookkeeping . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain . .. Likes movies, swimming, and skating . . . A future beautician. JUDITH ANN BARANIAK .. . Judy . .. Academic . . . Chorus and Yearbook . .. Likes a certain boy . . . Off to Tennessee after graduation. VAUGHN LEE BAUGHMAN . . . Punk . . . Voca- tional Agriculture . . . F. F. A. . . . Likes good movies, music and women. JOHN JOSEPH BAZYK . .. Jack .. . Academic .. . Junior Historians . . . Hunting and fishing are popular with Jack . . . A future Air man. BERNARD B. BLAMBLE . . . Pie . . . Academic . . . Junior Historians Vice-President of Student Council . . . A pizza eater with an undecided future. A moment of leisure in a busy day. L. to R.-K. Mahi, J. Keyser, S. Miller, B. Mahi, D. Deist, R. Patterson, M. Schmucker. i JOE BODZIAK Bo General Chorus Likes 'Friendly people Usually loafing at Bur- ket's . . . A Navy future. DARLA JEAN BORELLE Darla Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary Junior Historians Ma- iorette Class President National Honorary So- ciety, Vice-President Student Council, Secretary A future medical secretary. SHIRLEY ANNE BOWMAN ,. . Sl1irl .. . Secre- tarial Yearbook . .. Band Likes steak, skating and Doyle Will go to business college. GEORGIA ZOANN CARROLL . . . George . Secretarial ... Chorus . .. Likes a certain boy .., Hopes to become a telephone operator. HOMER EUGENE CONN Homer . .. General . JF Chorus Likes sports Much time spent at '- 132 Sam Roger's . . . Undecided about the future. ': 1 JUDITH ANN covsn Judy Secretarial i5-.- .I :E2 ,.if 1 5E2Ef: 5: :' 5 ' - Chorus Yearbook business staFf . .. Likes spa- :gf ghetti and pizza A future secretary. E23 Q' H ,ff f- - 55452 fififififffif :-.-. ' 735 - ' f i2ffS23:1:2:!' if ' :fi1s:1:-'-' .f - :::1:s:s- 115122. -2552552-' ff '115sSsS2Z'-- f f ,.:E555E1- -Frfrf' , .Y .A I IIE: 1 -.-Z52 3Z5:3Z3:7:3'5'3:5:-. 'V 4+ v 4 'ti li: :g lgfziz ' ,J Ay? 55: 2 ir ? 55252535 Ir5r55:,., '13 5212, ' 555SrE lSrE:2:2:f:::Q:::::5'-',','f.f.,., 7'3 ''5'-'-'-'-:-:-.::::-:I-If ti:5:Q:Q:Q:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:2:f:f:5 . '::.: - g.Q.f., X Eiff5iffif5255iff5525555ififfiff?if5252ffffffgfffififffiff:- :::5:1f5 CAROLYN CRITCHFIELD Carol . .. Bookkeep- ing .. . Tri-Hi-Y A high stepin' maiorette Plans to be an airline hostess. DONALD RAY DEIST Don Bookkeeping .. . Likes cars, dancing, hunting and swimming Fu- ture undecided. NEVIN CURTIS DEIST Nev General Likes hot rods, money and girls A 'Future Army man. MERLE RICHARD DEMARCO Merle Book- keeping . . . Motion Picture Club .. . All County Band, 3 years, District Band, 'l year . . . Music plays a role in his future. EDWARD EUGENE DORUSA Ed Book- keeping Chorus Likes hunting and fishing Another future Air man. ROBERT TERRY DURST . . . Bob . . . General . . . Band . . . An after hours drummer .. . Undecided about future plans. 18 Discussing what might happen. Standing, L. to R.-B. Panek, T. Otanicher, H. Mitchell W. Keyser, B. Rummel, J. Horner, A. Neri. Kneeling- F. Slizewski, M. Fetsko, E. Robertson. A brief respite from music making. al JOSEPH ALBERT FARSHT Joe Academic . .. Yearbook art editor Hi-Y Much time spent at Art League . .. Hopes to head for New York or Paris to study art. PATRICIA ANN FEDEROWICZ Pat . .. Secre- tarial .. . Eagle, news editor Chorus . .. Likes Roy, sports and dancing Either a secretary or practical nurse in the future. MIKE FETSKO . . . Mike . . . Bookkeeping . . . Likes hunting, fishing, women and night life .. . Football . .. Undecided about future. ALICE FRANCES FOTTA . . . Alice . . . Secretarial Eagle Chorus Likes dancing and sports Secretary for an airline will be her future. JOYCE ELAINE GINDLESPERGER . . . Joyce . . . Academic Yearbook, photography editor Band, Treasurer, All County, 2 years Class Treasurer . .. Likes Bob and basketball . . . A good iob for the future. EDWARD MICHAEL GOWARTY Ed Gen- eral Chorus Likes wrestling, girls and hunting . . . Anchors aweigh after graduation. 19 DARYLE ANN GRIFFITH . .. Buck Secretarial Band, Secretary, All-County, 3 years . .. Yearbook Editor in Chief Football Queen, 1957 Likes sports and dancing A future private secretary. LARRY GRIFFITH Squif General Likes girls, cars and friendly people ... Off to the Army after graduation. Senior officers get some wise advice. L. to R.-Dr. Simpson, J. Gindlesperger, Mr. Dietz, A. Sheftic, D. Borelle. 20 PATRICIA ANN GRIFFITH Patty Secre- tarial Eagle Chorus Likes pizza, sports and Dick Dick has himself a future wife. BARBARA ANN HOLT Barb Academic Dramatics Club Chorus Likes ice cream and cake A fufure nurse. JACK HORNER . .. Gopher . . . Vocational Agri- culture ... F. F. A. National Honor Society ... Mr. Foolball ... Likes sports, girls and cars ... Will become a mechanic. LORETTA FAY HUBERT Lori Bookkeeping Eagle Chorus Loafs at Dan's and likes '56 Fords Destination Kansas. It's a deal. L. to R.-J. Vinisky, E. Dorusa, G. Carroll, D. Myers, J. Bodziak, J. Farsht. DONNA LEE HUNTER . . . Beef . . . Academic . .. Tri-Hi-Y All County Bancl, 2 years A memorable maid in the Senior play . .. A future business woman. SARA RUTH JACOBS . . . Sara . . . Secretarial . . . Eagle Chorus Likes French fries and Herb Washington, D. C. bound. ELWOOD KENNEL Butch Vocational Agri- culture ... F. F. A. ... Chorus ... Hunting, trapping and tishing are his hobbies. DOROTHY JANE KEYSER . . . Janie Academic Junior Historians National Honor Society Chorus Plans to be a missionary nurse. WILLARD E. KEYSER .. . Dutch . . . Vocational Agriculture . .. F. F. A. . . . Likes football and basketball . . . A future mechanic. GEORGIA ANN LAZIER . . . Geovgeann . . . Book- keeping Junior Historians, Vice-President All County Chorus member .. . Likes Bob . . . Plans to be a dental assistant. 21 GAIL ELAINE McVICKER Gail . .. Acad Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Nofioncxl Honor S c ty ...lems, ra go In medical school. ANDREW MACENCZYK . . . Andy Academic A chemistry fun Will head for ihe Ncxvy ofler 9 1' Q S TSX sy? 535: ' -.?.7.1.3: S X 1 'K F ti 1? 5 ,Z EE.. . j.:.:.Q.j.. 5 5 SS 1: X SS xsx 3 25 X ei ' fs Q x x K ' 5222522 X Q S A S 5. JOHN E. LENNOX John Academic . . Chorus Llkes science and wlll la ca fuiure Tory technologist or bucferlologlst. CHESTER RONALD LENSBOUER MARTIN AUGUST LESNESKI Icaboro KAY ALAINE MAHL Kay Academic .. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Student Council, President Cheerleader, Captain Chorus A laugh-provok- ing performance in Senior play A future nurse. ROBERT R. MAHL . . . Bob General Mo- tion Picture Club Likes George Ann Constantly travelling to Boswell A iob future. GRACE EVELYN MANGES Grace Secre- tarial Yearbook business staff Chorus Likes spaghetti and pizza A future secretary. JANET ELLEN MAUST Jan Bookkeeping Chorus Likes good music and spaghetti Brethren Volunteer Service worker for the future. DOLORES ELAINE MYERS Hobo Secre- tarial Eagle Chorus Likes sports, pizza and ' Paul A future beautician. SANDRA LEE MILLER Sandy Secretarial Eagle, business manager and exchange editor . .. Chorus Likes fried chicken and French fries She'll be a good secretary. The J. B. J. basketball team in action STANLEY MINCEK ... Stush ... Academic ... Our big, tall, basketball man Likes food, money, girls and cars An ambitious, profitable future. HARRY MITCHELL Coon Dog Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Likes everyone and dislikes nothing . . . A future farm owner. lAbsent when pictures were takenl CLARA JUNE MOORE Ramona General ... Dramatics Club ... Swimming and skating are hob- bies A business school future. ARCHILLE CARL NERI THOMAS OWEN OTANICHER MADEL!NE CAROLE PALAZZI PIaz . .. Aca- demic . .. Junior Historians, Secretary National Honor Society, Secretary Band, Vice-President Business Staff Editor A future in medical technology. 24 Sewing a straight seam. L. to R.-J. Maus Reiman, J. Winters, C. Critchfield. BERNARD PANEK . . . Bernie . . . Academic . . , Most Likely to Succeed Likes food, money and clothes Will go either to college or the Navy. RAY MICHAEL PATTERSON .. . Champ . . . Aca- demic Hi-Y Likes being a night bird Headed for college. JAMES J. REFFNER ROY REFFNER Brother Roberts Book- keeping Chorus Eagle Class wit Senior play Will ride the waves after graduation. JOAN LOHR REIMAN Joanie Bookkeep- ing Yearbook, Literary editor . . . Chorus, All- County member 2 years Likes Herb, pizza and spa- ghetti To business college and then a secretary. ARVILLA ANN REINHOLTZ . . . Arvilla . . . Book- keeping Yearbook Chorus Likes hamburgs, milkshakes and Espy Will be a telephone operator. ALNELLE DIANE RHOADS Nell Academic Band Likes kittens, books and friendly people Will try her hand at 'Free-lance writing. 25 EDGAR E. ROBERTSON Moat Academic . .. Likes food and sports . .. Future undecided. BILL RUMMEL .. . BiII . . . General .. . Likes foot- ball, basketball, hunting and fishing A future Army man. BASIL VINSON SHEFTIC . . . Vinnie . .. Academic Junior Historians Yearbook business staff Senior play Our basketball captain Will go to college. ALICE MARIE SHIPPEY . . . Ship . . . Secretarial . .. Dramatics Club . . . Chorus Likes Ray and pizza . . . An airline hostess future. 26 41 it DAVID ALLAN SADOWSKY . . . Tiger . . . General Hi-Y Chorus Likes basketball, football hunting . .. It's the Navy for Dave. and MAYBELLE SCHMUCKER . .. MaybeIIe Secre- tarial Junior Historians, Corresponding Secretary Chorus Likes boys and pizza Will head to business college. THOMAS HARVEY SHEELER Punch Gen- eral Motion Picture Club . . . Likes women, cars money . .. Busy at work soon after graduation. and ANITA LOUISE SHEFTIC Nita Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y, President Class Secretary, Junior Senior Year National Honor Society, President Maple Queen Candidate Maiorette Senior and pifiy Likes good books, movies and music A future secretary. DOROTHY MAE STOPPE .. . Heinz Secretarial Dramatics Club, Secretary-Treasurer . .. Likes pizza, spaghetti and boys A future steno. ALEX L. SIEROCKY Wilt General Motion Picture Club Drum Maior Big basketball man Likes music and sports A future musician. FRANCIS M. SLIZEWSKI, JR. 'Frank .. . Aca- demic . .. Hi-Y Chorus, All County member Likes a Junior girl Into the air for the future. ROBERT SNYDER Bob . .. Bookkeeping A sports lover ... Likes to hunt . . . A iob for the future. EDITH LOUISE SOWERBROWER . . . Edith . . . Sec- retarial Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Likes Merle and pizza A 'Future secretary. LARRY SPEICHER . . . Skunk . . . Academic ...Jun- ior Historians . .. Chorus Senior play Likes good music . . . Plans to go to college. ALOYSIUS STEDINA . . . Wish . . . Academic . . . Junior Historians Likes pin ball machines and food . .. Says he'll make a million dollars. I 27 BILL TRUSCOTT . . . Bill . . . Bookkeeping . . . Hi-Y Student Council Band Yearbook business staff Wrestling team . . . Future undecided. JOSEPH S. VINISKY . . . Joe . . . General ... Cho- rus Likes that Pontiac . . . Undecided about future. 28 DIXIE CARYL THOMAS . . . Dix . . . Academic . . . Yearbook Chorus .. . Likes pizza and boys . . . She'll become a nurse. GAYE LORENE THOMAS . .. Gaye . . . Academic Yearbook Chorus . .. Likes a certain boy from Somerset Into the air, an airline stewardess. BARBARA LEONA TIPTON Barb Secre- tarial . .. Dramatics Club, President Chorus Likes pizza, music and milkshakes Ohio bound. JANET LEE TRIBLE . . . .lclnet . . . Academic . . . Tri- Hi-Y, Vice-President . . . Senior play . .. Band . . . Year- book business staff . . . National Honor Society . .. Likes music and traveling . . . Will attend Indiana State Teach- ers College. This is how it's clone. L.to R. ireflectedl-L. Speicher, A. Sierocky, M. Palazzi, G. Mcmges, V. Sheftic, J. Trible, A. Stedina, P. Griffith. JOAN JOSEPHINE VISH .loonie Secre- tarial Tri-Hi-Y Head Maiorette Likes pizza and sports Destination Washington, D. C. ROBERT WILLIAMS Little Zeke Voca- tional Agriculture F. F. A. Likes girls and run- ning around A service future. JUDiTH ANN W!NTERS Toots Bookkeep- ing Yearbook Band Likes pizza, spaghetti and milkshakes She'll be on telephone operator. JOHN RUSSELL WRIGHT .Iohn Academic Kept busy keeping the 'Family car in shape Plans to be an automobile mechanic. llIIIIIIl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 29 Thou art - - 051121. A Q: .gzifzgt-..g.- A -0 -. , , H , 5 Q . . . If E. . ' J ' ,QQ 'J The -D H dkykff 30 A The lkly a-A' shf' as dP k Most Personality-Darla Borelle and Bernard Blcnmble Most Athletic-.luck Horner and Kay Mahl Best Dancers-Monybelle Schmucker cmd Robert Mahl Best Looking--Daryle Griffith and Stun Mincek Best All Around-Vinson Sheftic and Joyce Gindlesperger 31 Seniors present Parks ..... ...... Susie ..,..,...,..,... Ottily Howell ,,.., Miss Winnecker .... Daphne Charters Nicholas King ..,,.,. CAST Ned Pembroke, Jr. .... . George Howell Dougherty ,,.,.., Jim Mooney ..... Kearney .....,.. Mrs. Fleming .,.. Vera Vernon ,.,... Mrs. Pembroke Larry Speicher Donna Hunter Daryle Griffith Janet Trible . Anita Sheftic Ray Patterson Bill Truscott Vin Sheftic Joe Farsht Roy Relfner . John Lennox Gail McVicker Kay Mahl Joyce Gindlesperger A Full House The Senior play, Full House, was acted out by seniors at an afternoon matinee and evening performance. The story was that of Mr. Howell who was away on business for a friend. While he was away there was a iewel robbery in which he became involved because his briefcase was mixed up with the burgIar's. When he got home, Mr. Howell's new wife was very worried and her aunt made suspicious claims. Mrs. Howell found jewels in her husbands briefcase and she felt she should protect him, however, the maid called the police. Before the police showed up, the real burglar arrived, but was not able to escape, because, by this time, the police had showed up. When the police allowed people to enter, but not exit, it was a Full House. The entire cast of Full House. Thief at work. Donna Hunter and Ray Patterson The news was too much for her. L. to R.-J. Trible, V. Shef- Let go of me, you lead pencil. L. to R.-V. Sheftic, K. ahl tic, A. Sheftic, B. Truscott, L. Speicher, D. Griffith. B. Truscott. Thou art busy in many activities. King and Queen Football-Kay Mchl and Jack Horner Arfisis cd work-Bernard Blamble and Joe Fcrsht J.B..I.'s Maple Queen Cundidcde-Anita Sheffic Q 2 '::z1'1mfF: ' - - -- ' 4 ss' xav'-. 5 s v' , sc.4'.m:'4 ..o.514 1: 2 J- f: Q K.: cn I I . I X' O l 'l 0 f X o r 1 I J ng so i5-in 'vs ' I 5180s a I I S . .Q ' X n fav fx: K 1 L- sh' ll ' vyoqs Ss 1 o X U R Ag! 3-.i.2.5? gsl: : --5 -..:S.:L:'2' 33255 Q: . 'X :.:G1:QrZ-C vpaffsfnf fx!-x C. ' ' 5 55.5.7 QXXVN rn G , xsfltv x X Y J I My V JV .... - f :? f .u.3. X if - 1 ,C ' p .gf-1 :l'g:.:.5.f-g.-3.0 r',!. 9-.1-1: 9. '--.A -,-v1.p-g-q.f.p- --4 wp, , . . .pp nb: n'1.2QfvZ IFC, ..r.'1'Is ',1 ,Tl Qu-31. vflyfl 5 :'. : ' ::':lEr:-1 :.1:2: - -: :-- rn : : . :.: . :x I 1 fulchfslslu ul in u 2 l'l' 5' 1 5' . nl: . 1-H: . 1-.:x: .-3.130 : . ' . ' :.:-:3,:':g' U I 5 I 1 1 I .1.': 22.3 -,EI ' ' V .- . .,. '7:2.j. . ....... v- J. -.Q....d sloIv'ntnla n Q 's'nlc, .uss:a . . . P' ' f .', ' . . J-'.'. AJ. J.. p4f . ..... I lv sfo n I x 'I 1 1 :Y s' nu, a, ' X -,. 4 qu 4 ...... .-..Q,.a :. :l:?:.: :I f - ' -.' 5 . . . ,. .,. .. . .fl . V I ..f:1.'s- I 'x' ,r X ill' mln . ... ., QQ. SD: - ' ' ':-:Q :A sh s 1 y 'va' n. ,. HV . .. . aG 'A-xy 1 1 Z.-.kr , 2, ,:':3:-.:f:- I Iv' . . n- - '- XX, 3' A .ya-: . :':'. n .. . . ., V . A . . . inert:-1524 N VV e 5 1. . .'.'-'., ' 0.1 X. u' Q Q -' 5 I W h. anis n nn... 'Q v 9 l Pgziz: : ' fy ' 9 - A s sly ,f W e 5 53: x .. . , f.N4 .. . . Sip ffaxff Y ji Y ' ff, Vx x-.fx A Av e-'zz , , . . . ft ' ,gs : . : ,. ,X .':'::' -'.: ,g,,,.,,, , , , g., ,. .,.,.,. . .- rn ' :fn And our studies eep you engaged A. Shefiic, D. Hunter. Senior Class Advisors I.. Yo R.-Mr. Kistler, Mr. Kerekes, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Hackett, Mrs. Hcxupf. Lto R.-D. Thomas, B. Blolmble, Mr. Shaffer, J. Bczyk, G. Thomas. W A r A z In a diversity of subject matter. L. fo R.-D. Borelle, E. Sowerbrower, M. Schmucker, P. Griffifh, M. Pulczzi. L. to R.-W. Rummel, R. RefTner, H. Conn L. to R.-L. Speicl-ner, B. Truscoti, B. Pcmek 35 Juniors l . WW!! The members of the Junior Class began the year with high anticipations of being upper- classmen. They were anxious to see the year to a successful finish as it would pave the way for their last year in high school. Although their work in American History, Chemistry, Shorthand and Spanish sometimes turned into a slight strug- gle, there were always many social events to keep them from becoming too frustrated. The class advisors were Miss LeComte, Mr. DeBlase, Miss Vota, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. LaVigne and Mrs. Allen. The students chose as their class offi- cers: Maxine Griffith, President, Eugene Chap- pell, Vice-President, Helen Stern, Secretary, and Kathy Lohr, Treasurer. Six of the Juniors entered the Voice of Democracy contest. They presented their writ- ings in an assembly on November 24, 1958. Row 1, I.. to R.-S. Adams, T. Adams, J. Albright, J. Baca, C. Baraniak, P. Beahr Row 2-S. Beener, J. Behon, J. Beltrami, J. Bence, R. Ber- tolini, V. Bionda, J. Bocsy Row3-B. Boyer, C. Bud- zina, E. Chappell, S. Cole, J. Coleman, G. Deal, L. Deist Row 4-R. Deist, A. Esposi- ta, P. Evans, W. Fetcho, R. Fisher, R. Friedline, J. Gastly Row5-D. Gilbert, E. Gil- bert, J. Gindlesperger, L. Gindlesperger, J. Gombita, D. Gowarty, M. Griffith Row 6-R. Henry, J. Hoff- man, R. Horner, P. Hurst, B. Jarosyk, T. Kalmanir, J. Kle- bonis Row 7-D. KnUPPf J. Krup- nik, E. Landis, C. Leydig, B. Lightner, K. Lohr, D. Lucas Miller, M. Miller Carol Leydig won second place and Marie McGuire won third. The biggest success of the year was the magazine campaign. The Juniors worked very hard and exceeded their goal by S322.69. Each homeroom passed this goal. Room :l:,l:206 raised the most-S353.78. The total sale was 51,- 122.69. The class profit was 538469. By sell- ing 3113.60 worth of magazines, Janet Gindles- perger was high salesman. Joe Hoffman was second highest with receipts of S110.00. Other activities of the Juniors were a dance, the concession stand, skating party, the Junior play, and they were sponsors of the Junior-Senior Prom. The majority of the Juniors worked very en- thusiastically and steadily. Their success was a wonderful one. Row 8-R. Marker J Maru ca, M. McGuire, A Miller E L. to R.-E. Chappell, Vice-President, M. Griffith, President, H. Stern, Secretary, K. Lohr, Treasurer Row 1, L. to R.-Wm. Miller, B. Mitchell, L. Mitchell, R. Morelli, C. Mostoller, J. Neu- hoff Row 2-R. Nicklow, R. Or- landi, J. Ott, P. Overbeck H. Patterson, J. Paugh Row3-R. Peterson, J. Plu- ta, L. Reinholtz, R. Rhoads J. Ringler, K. Rose Row 4-R. Saylor, J. Shuf- fer, D. Shaulis, J. Shaulis, D. S h e e I e r, L. Sheftic, D. Shields Row 5-E. Shirey, D. Schu- maker, C. Smalley, C. Smith, F. Smith, M. Smith, D. So- pich Row 6-J. Sopich, H. Stern, B. Straka, N. Stu'FFt, M. Su- panick, J. Trella, J. Trexel Row7-J. Truscott, B. Un- ger, V. Veskosky, D. Vin- osky, W. Walker, J. 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Balsiewicz, B. Baraniak, J. Baraniak, J. Baroni, C. Barron Row 2-E. Baughman, R. Begley, C. Berkebile, S. Ber- folini, T. Bills, E. Bittner, C. Blough Row3-C. Blough, P. Blough, L. Bracken, D. Brown, J. Brown, R. Bruner, E. Calderone Row4-J. Cole, R. Cole- man, W. Coleman, D. Cra- mer, M. Criichfield, A. Cronemiller, C. Darr Row 5-H. Davis, Y. Davis, J. Deaner, M. Deal, C. De- Felice, C. Deisi, R. Diehl Row 6-T. Eller, J. Emerf, J. Eppley, E. Ferre, E. Fefsko, S. Flanigan Row7--E. Folion, C. Fran- co, S. Frank, J. Friedline, J. Friedline, N. Fritz Row 8-P. Gary, J. Gilbert, C. Gonfis, B. Gowarfy, J. Hemminger, T. Holf Row9-T. Horner, S. Hos- tetler, A. Kallman, G. Ka- var, J. Kowalczyk, J. Krup- per, E. Kuncher Having survived the first year of their high school career, the Sophomores eagerly shed their green coats and settled down to a busy year of studies and activities. The most common sub- jects taken by the Sophomores this year were Biology, World History, English, Typing and Shorthand. This was the first year to participate in money making proiects. Though their treasury is small, they hope to build it up for the coming activities in their Junior and Senior years. The Sophomore Class is very active in extra- curricular activities and are well represented in school functions. Among the social events of the year, the Sophomores held a very successful Football dance. A large crowd attended this aFfair. Jay Volk is the very capable class president and is assisted by Vice-President, Dixie Patrick, Secretary, Carolyn Blough, and Treasurer, Carol Darr. The class advisors are Mr. Chervenak, Mr. Krupnik, Mr. Scewczyk and Mr. Campbell. f 1 . V ,11--VV., .1 ,.,. 91' 1' ,- .,..,, 1.1 , I H1 .1 iw if V - ' ,ii ' . , S iii-11, , flu, , Row 1, L. to R.-F. Lamoni- , 'i 1 . .' V 1 if 5 11 .g5l!iE'5 it f ii l I f ' 1 , 1..V,.1, . 'sg1'111fi1 1 t ' 1 k' i1.. .5. 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Speicher, President llama, . 2... in. .2 fi... . 2 ui' I i -ykf f , rr W A .. i .. . . , ii Q ' , . vi. :W WL i if 'iw 1 V :U S . is if . ' viii? Ewa fl , .. i x2i2'e2aee35?7 i llli il sesbikh my ..i.iu. 1 ,i ii .z'gi:gilii:555 5 s r i? 5 Row'l, L.lo R.-W. Aclums, G. Albright, L. Avery, S. Beemcm, J. Benfz, J. Berkey A. Bud- Chernak, M. Clevenger, W. Croyle Row2-W. Blough, zina, S. Budzina, A. Row 3-C. Csehoski, S. Csehos- ki, J. Daniels, B. Dcarr, S. Davis, J. Deisf Row 4-J. Donia, V. Donicx, L. Dunmeyer, D. Eush, J. Eppley, P. Esposifu Row 5-M. Evono, D. Fisher, N. Fisher, M. Foitou, A. Frank, C. Friedline Row 6-D. Giffin, C. Gilbert, G. Gindlesperger, J. Gonfis, D. Griffith, L. Harding Row 7-D. Henry, B. Hour, J. Hockins, R. Johnston, J. Knupp, J. Koval Row 8-G. Kozola, R. Kozuch, D. Lepley, E. Lepley, P. Lepley, T. Lepley Row 9-R. Lohr, J. Lundquesf, J. Lynch, R. McGuire, D. Muhl, R. Mcxhl 1 Row 10-D. Mcxnges, A. Marker 40 s-, 1. 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Sgt-Eifililiifiiliffi gill? Rowg A. Vmosky, M. VinoskY, Q.. V -1- .- ,- K- l A- Vlsh, J- Volk, J- Wable, R. 3 .ge--ffal '1 l-twffzi' tisligliiii- ,il Wie,-,Cek -iii -1 ' ' - Sig -,, -i?'3'i'2' - Q iEli3ll5lli5i'.ii I ' ' . Q W '1ftirt'- - -, itliiielill-, ' -- l '-fl,-it - Tiff. if ' 1-fi'-iihilii-W 'izi-W2 i33-ifiiiellt-5?ii-Eliiiiilwiliiiiliiill il' ti ifw llllllliiifiil T . iii-fi'-' i'-325535223 --JJ . . . f?'1Q5e,'! Kiizlsiii Wei, fVS'1g,Qs?i-ii-it T-ffifffg-sts? fp?-1 Row 9-P. Williams, T. Wheeler, .gggg5,gg1,i 2221-itgfgf' ig,gl,ge,ii iii .elllliiligigilliil 1. 23323 5' W0l'1 '0W5k C- W 1 'f'k' ' C- Zimmerman -lt'lltTl4 J ---- --i-new 1--siaitiifeffiiwf rififriit- , -Kg - QES5 9 - ,-,i v . . . Sg,e2m,z-i-:?-- . -Mi,-,.-,.,,.,, -, Eisiilsi.-lg i., -,es--,g.,.,-, t ' .W it ,554 5 5, K 1- .Qt -. ,., film vfiyg' Sliisgqglil s ' ' '51 A' - 5-Efitll l This year's Freshman Class entered high school eagerly, but somewhat shyly, for they were in the position of being almost, but not quite, members of the senior high. One of the first tasks of the Class of T963 was to elect their officers. The results gave them the following: Clair Speicher ,... ...., P resident Dale Griffith .. Vice President Tom Stedina .... ....... T reasurer Janice Mastillo .....,........ Secretary Math, English and history are the required subiects for the Freshmen, while homemaking and art were their chosen subjects. Another item of choice for the class members was the matter of clubs at the first of the year. Among the social events of the year were a Christmas party and a class party. The class advisors are Mr. Fedrick, Miss Davis, Mr. O'Connor ancl Mr. Krupper. With a feeling of satisfaction at having completed a successful year at J. B. J., the Fresh- men began to look forward anxiously to becom- ing members of the senior high. 41 Eighth Grade L. to R.-G. Spory, Vice President, J. Tipton, Treas- urer, S. Yoder, President. iAbseM when picfure was takenl-R. Peterson, Secretary X i L, 3 . K J i, . V- ,gr V -up Q 'L F . . - VVV L . 1. A 5 ' . ' V V . .5-4515- .4 ' . E' .. . ts., was i , . - , Q I my . . ,K , - 1. ,V , W V- .. Vw- wtf' ' 2-1 . LV assi.-if-E im? f ,z-:'1.-fs' 5. :L f if -, ' , Kill? ..,.,.. , ' V t'lil53 ' A . effliiq , V' df.. 5, M-:y a Q .. I. A X, ..3, 4 LZ-:W : V 3 1 'qv I-A t , AT V 1 .. 5 . 'fi VV . ffflifs -fuwg rl' limi , :f f 1, 'U ffaiilf' Vx' Hfgf X:-at .' is-1 --V3 frm- lriylglrl ll? .sxfiilfigs 5.351 5 A iiif'Qiifii ?5' i' X . ..f 'fV-.,22.- rg2. 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V 1 V-1 , .53 ' . ,.-jg u ' fggg.'23,., N 2551.5 3-, - . sv-5 1 - 3 K 42 Row 1, L.to R.-S. Barnett, A. Bazyk, C. Beener, J. Begley, D. Benedict, E. Blough, R. Bruner Row 2-L. Buckham, R. Carpen- ter, R. Cebula, R. Ciarrocca, R. Cole, G. Critchfield, D. Daley, D. Deist Row3-J. Dietz, B. Emert, D. Eppley, R. Esposita, F. Federo- wicz, J. Fetsko, T. Flanigan, E. Foradori Row4-J. Franco, B. Fry, E. Georg, J. Giarrusso, D. Gilbert, L. Gindlesperger, O. Glessner, F. Gohn Row 5-D. Gore, J. Gracie, C. Griffith, T. Griffith, S. Harris, P. Hemminger, D. Hershey, D. Hoffman Row 6-J. Holt, H. Horner, J. Hurst, A. Jarosyk, D. Karla, P. Kavar, G. Kennell, J. Kertis Row 7-R. King, J. Klebonis, C. Knupp, C. Knupp, D. Krause, H. Kuncher, R. Kulchman, D. Las- key Row B-L. LaVigne, D. Lazier, J. Lease, V. Legarski, P. Lens- hour, C. Lepley, R. Lepley, T. Lightner Row 9-E. Livingston, S. Lohr, F. Lundquest, L. Mack, D. Maf- tiliano, M. Mayse, C. Miller, L. Miller Row 'IO-E. Mitchell, G. Moore, H. Moore, B. Morrison, B. My- ers, C. Ohler, L. Orlandi, L. Panion .,,, W.,-p,-e,f f., f, .. Row 1, L. to R.-L. Perigo, gagziigl i s -' ,WV A VVI, . , A R. Peterson, J. Peiiiei, L. c i V, , . Pronesti, T. Queen, T. Rein- 'rq ',..gg gi l? i l l ff fist- A . holtz, L. Rhoads, A. Sadow- wg. E V' E sky J rr rs i i . .J Row 2-J. Sage, F. Schell- in hy in A , enberg, C. Schmucker, D. V I 1 v Schrock, S. Shaffer, M. V. '-j ail, V , V' -, Y. , 2 5 fi fV V Shqunm GV Sheffig MV Sim- . . .... ' - ' l 'fp fi' 7: Um.. we ': N35 - 11. l mens sm siiiil AV, Zig A ' ,I Kf zggiqf. -fillitgliiii if -fb n. ' P Row a-L. sipple, L. smith, ,, W I N. Snitzer, W. Snyder, R. L... I if ' Si l l . .M - ubru , .- Y , . ,W Qs: f. - 5P'e9lef G- Spory. 5- Spvfvf 1 ... is gt . X ' ,fi fi' ,ig B. St . '-5' j , Fi. ' , . aQElQ 4 . Q j if evens ,R ,Q-gg., g LVLV fiyh 9 s 1- n ail. ,..l ...., 'V'.sS V F Row 4-C. Stillwagon, S. , . V ' 'V V . .l V Sfuffff N- Sf- Ce' C- fu- J if i. . panick, G. Thomas, R. Tims, , it , ,, V -,f l - J. Tipton, E. Tunstall ii' W P Y ' V ,. ga 5 - Q . 1 f ' f-.ff V . , 'R t A V sl Vg M , M Row 5-D. Unger, B. Vinas- V .,,:, . . V V V VV :V V -.V ' V ky, D. voichko, D. wamick, W . fwgp :gi 'V l K. we-mick, D. wesf, C. J i J . f Whipkey, S. Whipkey ' Q . V V ' ' f 1 . 7 'i .L -I if ...Q xi Row 6 A- W l 9 n C 9 kr B- i ' lf. 1 22' f 1- Wright S' Yo- i . r der, E. Zablotney, R. Zorn gfgilli gg... Qjiff fiilii iiijff 'fi 'i .Q,1. ' , V J I . Eighth Grade The high ambitions of the eighth grade class are somewhat hampered, because they are not permitted to take part in many activities just now, however, they have done their share of keeping busy with proiects. Many of the members of our class are active in the Junior band. Here they lend their talent as individuals to making a successful group. They are very proud to be able to contribute their bit in this way. This class has been outstanding in other fields. One of the most notable of these other fields is that of the cheerleaders. Five of the eight Junior Varsity cheerleadrs are members of this class. They are Janet Tipton, Dianne Lasky, Toni Reinholtz, Linda Pronesti and Delores Bene- dict. And of course, all the members of the class are very faithful about attending games and helping to cheer the team to victory. The class held a big class party in the spring which was very successful and a good time was had by all. Officers of the class are: Susan Yoder .,................ President Gail Spory ............ Vice President Janet Tipton ............. .,,. T reasurer Richard Peterson ........ Secretary Always on hand are our capable advisors Mrs. Mishler, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Drwal to offer advice whenever needed. Seventh Grade Election of class oFFicers was a big event for this class who was just starting in the Junior High. 150 students makes this class the largest ever enrolled at J. B.J. The following people were elected to represent the class for the year 1958-1959: Joe Kaufman, President, Tony Scew- czyk, Vice-President, Paulette Lamonica, Treas- urer, Linda Sheeler, Secretary. A class meeting was held after the election and the new officers were introduced to the group. Other selections made by the group were the slogan, the class flower and class colors. The students decided that Hitch your wagon to a star was a good slogan and the red rose would be their class fiower and the colors red and white would help them to be loyal to their class and their school. The outstanding activity held in the Spring was the informal party. Dancing, refreshments and the selection of a King and Queen, who reigned over the party made the party the high- light of the year. The class sponsors who gave the class spe- cial help this year were: Mrs. Haberlen, Mrs. Lundquest, Mrs. Bossart, Mr. Hostetler, Mr. Brock- unier and Mr. Policcichio. v .I . ' z , .,,. My A., Row 1, Lto R.-K. Airsman, if J, If, . 'ii' B. Ash, W. Ash, J. Avery, R. :Quik QQ f 23? K 2' i f-.t iiifiiil , Balsiewicz, B. Baraniak, J. ::' x i ii' :'i' 1 if I i s T. 12 if Boraniak ms.. ... A , '1 . .gs-2 D V il - , ' A .N Row 2-J. Beener, J. Bel- 1 . -, . ,f . Yi., i .1 , ' ' t . ' - ' .FH 35, T .' 5g.5f.- Y ,T gk W.. K traml, B. Bence,. K. Bills, C. 'tg.'W, ' Q Q fi jg tff f - ,gi f. .. Blough, J. Bodziak, L. Bod- ' 2 ': Tia ai-ii A K-'ss' ' ' - . 213-' A ri . 1 1 5, j . . tw - Wk' M- Bruner . fs if-, ., , Q 1 A ..,fZ ',.:I .5551 5. I i ' viii z Q, gi.,p,ti,fgggi5 S-1-.-I9--..-: H I I 5, gifs M ' sizzsmgia 7 , ' ' TMSEQQE1 1' 245555 3 N'lvf5'i?ilfilElsBii 1 ' ' iiiiffgiffi ' - iiiiilliggi Row 3-A. Budzina, E. Bud- ' if a .- -- 51117 J ' HSE' .,-Q, ' - -,Q i ff? M ,. I ' ' zlna, D. Carroll, L. Carroll, M , if i G. Cebvlv. c. clark, s. cw- 'si 'diff I . 'V M ...f:f- ' -1:71 ,,. 'i it li 2 . 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' 5 viii? 'HM QM yy.. ' ijji - fi g-'.iis?'1 .siege 1...1as,. Ki w is' ' V N It All ff 5, ggiitgg, I - 4 . i'1 a,g X 1 ' 1 K ' 1 W 1 I 1 if , Row 6-D. Ginger, M. Gil- - . . .,i. b t P Gilbert B Gindles- - . w 1 .5 fs::-.- . . er I ' ' ' il :s-- 11... w ig.-f -, V. V-fr ,- 7 -- trams' ' iW1'w - if .fliiilii ' f ff m wiglt ' . - ilE.f1? .lti. ESM Pef9eff -l- Gmdlespefgeff P- -K. . 1:..,f. 'i'x' ' mf: iii: ' .-H. -' . IT 2-,' -Ti' , -j a E.',:.,' 'siifip ,,, -iff , ' .' '. 'Qegffi ,iw QM, gffif Qi 'f Fig., . 1 YQ! -Eg-Fl 1 ' if ' I-if ' ,' lfgl5gigg.,:' Gmdlesperger, G. Griffith, ' .. ' ' ff' . - . iff A ' ' . Aw ' R Helmick '- ., 1 'S ' it .... . . . . , . , Stgiililff A' - , . E ' . .vigil , .. ,ygfiiififii 'J ' ','?ii'ti'i Hft?f5f'i 1,45 ,.. ll 11: 'V I iii if H . -xml , lxillillil 4... .... K Row 7'l Hemmlngerl L' 71 f t 'fn 'rw : -. i: '. J V ii . -:sf EW F f ,.', vw' .zfqi f wi.. ' ..,:g5f:fH xgygg, ,gn gf' . , 1 f . Q. Hemmmgefl T- Henry, V- W? 1' it ' if - FW ' ' S iii' Hershe T. 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Pelliccione, C. Percherke Row 6-G. Phillips, R. Phillips, R. Piper, J. Reckner, D. Reffner, D. Reffner, A. Rhoads Row 7-R. Rose, D. Saylor, R. Schellenberg, L. Senft, J. Shat- fer, D. Shaulis, E. Shaulis Row 8-R. Shaulis, W. Shaulis, L. Sheeler, R. Shippey, H. Sli- zewski, G. Smith, C. Shoeberger Row 9-D. Speicher, L. Spory, C. Stout, T. Scewczyk, B. Tho- mas, L. Thomas, B. Tracy Row 'IO-J. Truscott, C. Tuns- tall, F. Tunstall, T. Veskosky, S. Warnick, J. Williams, R. Wil- liams Row 'l'l-F. Willison, M. Woina- rowski, C. Wyant, R. Zimmer- man, M. Zuchelli I Row 1, L. to R.-G. Mitchell, Mitchell fs mi? wiizflsi, '- ' .fs A K 4 1 lf' ll A ff it if R Q 2 X . L K is , k .. . . PK 3?g5,lii..i'f i f lx L ,', , ygm-1. 5 mbsf X .2 lx 3 L X ms., Q Wil, 1 -. it J all ...H l lbw X, ,. .. ,S L -fx: ' iskjiffikgygafg, -11 .. Row 2-P Mme' A' M '9C ' s22222E122?is2i2iJf1.ti 'R ffvwsw-,1-.My-, . ,L ,V Lifvgg-r1 :wfyw-fwig,.g,,1-5,7-yrfgqggyrgg-f.s'ff,.,,g.g'L1ra1: ggi i+'fY.ExQ1N ' . . 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I 1, Lf!! , I , ' 1 If f I X. 6127, ,v X V, X1 1 V f ,f' ,Vllfffl If , f, I, M1 -,- f 1 H,f,,,ff, ,ff X,-T v,,1'V,,1f1 f '21,f, lyffff 1 ' f I Q,,!,,!f I , X 1 ffffb f li, 3 Thou art governed. Student Council The governmental body of our school is the student council. The aim of this council is to seek to create a frank understanding of mutual prob- lems among the student body, the faculty, and the administration. lt also provides an oppor- tunity for members of the school to discuss stu- dent problems, and in so doing fosters a feeling of friendliness and responsibility. School spirit always seems to be a problem among schools which are composed of students who are interested in many different activities, but through the effort of the student council, the students of our school unite into a group that sup- ports practically all the activities which they feel are worthy of the attention of the students. Many a student would certainly miss the council if they were to stop selling ice cream and candy at noon-just another project of the coun- cil to serve the student and keep him happy. Always willing to learn new things and to contribute helpful suggestions to others, our school sent Kay Lohr and Bernard Blamble to the West Central Association of Student Councils, held this year at New Kensington. Through the sharing of ideas in this way, our school has be- come a much more enioyable place. Row 'l, l.. to R.-Mr. Kerekes, P. Eller, L. Hemminger, L. Sheeler, J. Klebonis, R. Cebula, P. La- monica, M. Lengyl, T. Scewczyk. Row2-V. Donia, L. Pronesti, W. Allison, R. Mahl, T. Stedina, J. Reckner, M. Lesky, D. Lazier. Row 3-J. Loughry, C. Sage, G. Flowers, B. Gowarty, D. Bor- elle, J. Ott, A. Kallman, C. Blough, J. Gindlesperger. Row 4-K. Mahl, S. Cole, J. Miller, D. Cramer, J. Panek, D. Lucas, C. DeFelice, K. Lohr. Row'5- T. Tulenko, D. Gore, B. Blam- ble, J. Krupnik, J. Behon, E. Landis, B. Truscott. Another proiect of our ambitious council was the procuring and decorating of a huge Christmas tree for our school during the Christ- mas season. This year's officers are: Kay Mahl, President, Bernard Blamble, Vice-President, Darla Borelle, Secretary, William Truscott, Treasurer, John Be- hon, Chaplain. The group is directed by Mr. Kerekes. L. to R.-B. Blamble, K. Mahl, D. Borelle, J. Behon, W Truscott 48 Thou art i nformed. Row 1, L. to R.-E. Calderone, C. Ryniak, P. Griffith, D. Myers, C. Franco, J. Eppley, J. Woy, S. Jacobs, A. Fotta. Row 2-Miss Vota, S. Flanigan, J. Beltrami, E. Saylor, B. Mash, G. Niemic, M. Supanick, L. Hubert, P. Tur- ney. Row 3-P. Federowicz, P. Stets, S. Miller, J. Hoffman, J. Trexel, R. Reffner, A. Miller. The Eagle, our newspaper, is edited entirely by a staFF of students under the sponsorship ot Miss Vota, Members of the staff were under the leadership of Mary Supanick, Editor-in-chief, Audrey Miller, Co--editor, Joan Brown, Sports edi- tor, Pat Federowicz, News editor, Pat Turney, Feature editor, Sherry Flanigan, Art editor, Joe Hoffman, Special 'Feature editor and Sandra Mil- ler, Business Manager. From the first rough draft of an account to the checked copy ready to absorb printer's ink, each assignment was carefully considered to see that it had all the qualifications of a good write- up. The news carried in the paper covers all events of J. B. J. that are of interest to the stu- dent body. Standing, l. to R.-Miss Vota, A. Miller, S. Miller, M. Supanick. Seated-P. Federowicz, S. Flanigan, P. Turney, J. Brown. The Eagle , . 'Z,,, . AX f fix ' 'Q 53: .... .. X A yearbook is not lust another volume to be Much credit is to be given to the individual h memories are preserved - LITERARY STAFF Standing, L. to R.-J. Gindlesperger, D. Gilbert, B. Jarosyk. Seated-D. Nicklow, C. Leyalig, J. Maruca, J. Ogline, S. Bow- man, J. Baraniak, J. Queen, J. Reiman. leafed through, and then tucked into a bookshelf to gather dust. For years to come it is brought out and the pictures are laughed at and sighed over. Sentimental? Maybe, but a yearbook has in it a lot of things we've put our hearts into. The 'I959 REX COLLIUM has tried to keep away from lofty aims and mottos, and noble sentiments because we realize that it's the little things we most enioy remembering. We tried to keep this in mind as we prepared a book which would serve as a reminder of our daily life at BUSINESS STAFF Row 1, L. to R.-J. Cover, D. Hunter, J. Trible, G. Manges, M Zanoni, M. Palazzi. Row 2-J. Gindlesperger, J. Reiman, D Borelle, K. Mahl, J. Paugh. Row 3-E. Chappell, B. Truscott V. Sheftic, D. Gowarty, V. Bionda, L. Reinholtz, H. Patterson M. Griffith. J. B. J. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Row 1, L. to R. ifront of tublel-M. Zanoni, J. Ott, B. Unger, M. Miller. Row 2 ibehind tablel-A. Reinholtz, J. Winters, D. editors of special staffs: Joan Reiman, literary editor, Madeline Palazzi, business editor, Joyce Gindlesperger, photography editor, Joe Farsht, art editor, and, of course, special credit to Daryle Griffith, editor-in-chief. Thanks go to Mr. Cook, whose advice was always available when we needed it. We hope you enjoy your yearbook for a long, long time. Thomas, G. Thomas, C. Smalley, D. Shaulis. Row 3 lstandingl- ART STAFF J. Gindlesperger, P. Beahr, N. Stufft, S. Cole, G. Deal, A. Esposita L toR J Farsht W Whipkey l959 Rex Collium STAFF EDITORS L. to R.-D. Griffith, M. Pcilazzi, J. Gindlesperger, J. Farshf, J. Reimcm. l I 6 0 l l I . ::-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:I-2- v :, :.::::.:.:,-.- . .- ,',-.s u.. .' Q . . ',0.- o'.'. ,P I' YAY- I O l'I.l.0 I , o'-....:.:.:.:,:,:,',-3:o' ' X - 0 rzr.1:2-2-2-1-:-:2:2:'.-z.. ' f ' .. -4.3.-. . s SN 2:55 1. X - . ff ' x . 'ful TYPING STAFF Row 1, L. to R.-D. Nicklow, M. Zcmoni, J. OH. Row 2-C. Leydig, B. Jarosyk, D. Griffhh. Row 3-J. Mu- ruccx, J. Gindlesperger, J. Reimcxn, A. Reinholiz. Row 4-D. Gilbert, S. Bowman, J. Winiers. Skand- ing-J. Reimcn. Dczryle Griffith, Edifor-in-chief Thou are taught to exce . ational Honor Society The aims and goals of the National Honor Society are to increase scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, and the in- centive to continue these three goals throughout their entire lives. Five per cent of the Junior class and ten per cent of the Senior class having a B scholas- tic average are eligible for membership. These students are then rated by six fac- ulty members on the basis of leadership, character, service and growth. This year's officers were as follows: President, Anita Sheftic, Vice-President, Darla Borelle, Secretary, Madeline Pa- lazzi, Treasurer, Jane Keyser and Re- porter, Jack Horner. Activities for the year included a weekly devotions program and initia- tion of new Seniors in the fall and Jun- ior members inthe spring. L. to R.-D. Sadowsky, R. Peterson, J. Behon, E. Lan- dis, B. Truscott. Row 1, L. to R.-D. Cramer, R. Peterson, T. Adams, B. Truscott, D. Lucas, E. Miller, D. Sadowsky, Mr. Camp- bell. Row 2-J. Shaulis, J. Behon, L. Slizewski, J. Saponsky, B. Mostoller, F. Szymanski, D. Sheeler, E. Landis. 52 Row 'I, L.to R.-Mrs. Allen, J. Horner, D. Borelle, A. Sheftic, M. Palazzi, J. Keyser. Row 2-L. Rhoads, G. McVicker, B. Blamble, J. Trible. I H I-Y To co-ordinate school activity with Christian activity is the goal in the mind of every member of the Hi-Y Club. Such goals, of course, include the attributes of scholar- ship, co-operation and friendliness. To promote such feelings and attitudes, the club is constantly vigilant to ways in which they can improve the school and com- munity. The club is under the leadership of Mr. Campbell. The student officers of the club are: Gene Landis .. , ,..........,....,..,........ President Robert Peterson .. .... Vice-President John Behon ..... . .,.... Treasurer Dave Sadowsky ...., .... , .... . . .,......... Chaplain Th bonds are strengthened. Row 1, L. to R.-S. Beener, D. Hunter, J. Vish, M. McGuire, J. Trella, J Trible, D. Patrick, Mrs. Thomas. Row 2-D. Gowarty, M. Grittith, C. Darr, J. Friedline, A. Sentt, P. Evans, V. Bionda, L. Sheftic. Row 3-D. Borelle, B. Baltzer, C. Critchtield, K. Lohr, E. Sowerbrower, A. Cronemiller, J. Friedline. Row 4-G. Kavar, K. Mahl, C. DeFelice, G. Balsiewicz, B. Light ner, G. McVicker, A. Sheftic, J. Albright. L. to R.-B. Baltzer, M. Griftith, K. Mahl, D. elle, A. Sheftic. Row 'l, L. to R.-D. Unger, D. Legarski, G. Spory, J. Holt, T. Reinholtz, J Eppley, S. Csehoski, Miss Davis. Row 2--F. Federowicz, L. Harding, A Frank, J. Deist, S. Sipple, M. Fotta, R. Mahl. Row 3-B. Moravecz, C Friedline, D. Benedict, L. Dunmeyer, E. Blough, G. Sheftic, S. Beeman, E Tunstall. Row 4-P. Kavar, A. Chernak, C. Vish, D. Phillips, G. Woinl rowski, N. Fisher, P. Lensbouer. Bor- Tri-Hi-Y The J. B. J. chapter of the Tri-Hi-Y is one ot the oldest organizations in our school. The members will tell you this as proudly as they tell you their slogan, Pure thought, pure words, and pure actions. Otticers tor this year are: Presi- dent, Anita Sheftic, Vice President, Maxine GriFFithg Secretary, Kay Mahl, Treasurer, Darla Borelle, and Chap- lain, Beverly Baltzer. Their advisor is Mrs. Louise Thomas. Activities this year included teas, a skating party and the annual March of Dimes dance. The worth- while proiects of the Tri-Hi-Y included the sending of clothing to needy people and a visit to the Children's Aid Home in Somerset. Y-Teens Club - The Y-Teens Club, for iunior high girls, is sponsored by Miss Davis. The club holds dances and plays for iunior high students. At Christmas, they made a basket 'For a needy family. The club holds discussions on various pertinent subiects during the course of the year. Officers President .....,.................... Ruth Mahl Vice-President .................. Gail Spory Secretary-Treasurer .. Sandra Csehoski 53 To the strains of martial music Row 'l, L. to R.-A. Sierocky, B. Unger, J. Emert, J. Ott, D. Borelle, C. Critchtield, A. Sheftic, M. Zanoni, P. Evans, C. Darr, J. Maruca, J. Trella, J. Vish, Mr. Kistler. Row 2-L. Paugh, B. Blough, J. Winters, P. Turney, S. Hostetler, L. Marker, L. Bittner, R. Phillips, J. Lundquest, S. Davis, P. Schmucker, D. Giftin. Row 3-W. Zablotney, L. Avery, M. Palazzi, J. Trible, J. Gindlesperger, C. Sage, D. Sopich, D. Hunter, J. Baroni, J. Sierocky, J. Gindlesperger, T. Steclina. Row 4-C. Blough, A. Cronemiller, R. Bertolini, D. Shaulis, B. Hoar, J. Pelesky, S. Ber- tolini, J. Start, C. Leydig, A. Senft, M. Griffith, J. Gontis. Row 5-D. Griffith, S. Bowman, L. Perian, B. Straka, J. St. Clair, D. Smith, J. Mas- tillo, D. Griffith, L. Rhoads, J. Pickworth, J. Paugh, D. Patrick. Row 6-J, Albright, M. Smith, S. Lazier, J. Cole, D. Shettic, B. Durst, B. Trus- cott, W. Pettit, B. Lightner, B. Darr, D. Truscott, D. Avery. Row 7-V. Baughman, A. Sheftic, J. Sopich, J. Walters, M. DeMarco, J. Krupnik, B. Mostoller, D. Moon, J. Gombita, D. Shumaker, C. Budzina, C. Baraniak. Band The J. B. J. band started their year in the usual busy way-by providing music and halftime shows forthe football games. Marching along with the band at the football games and parades were the high steppin' majorettes. What band would be complete without them? Leading the maior- ettes was Joan Vish. She was assisted by these capable senior girls: Anita Sheftic, Darla Borelle and Carolyn Critchtield. Acting as Boswell band's drum major and student director was Alex Sierocky, Alex deserves a rich round of applause for the very capable and competent job he always per- formed. Clockwise-M. Palazzi, B. Truscott, M. DeMarco, J. Gin- cllesperger, D. Hunter. 54 our school spirit mounted higher Afterl football season was over, the orchestra, consisting of selected members of the band, played for the Junior and Senior plays. The band's biggest proiect for the year was getting ready for their annual band concert.i Much time and et- fort went into preparing for the wonderful show they pre- sented. It is seldom realized by thelcasual observer that much concerted effort is re- quired iby all its members before la band can perform harmoniously. Mostxof all, Mr. Kistler is the one to whom we owe credit for making our band one of which we can be proud. l Everyone will always remember the wonderful mu- sic he furnished at our school functioils. J. B. J. band on the field of action Standing, L. to R.-J. M a r u c a, P. Evans, C. Darr, M. Zanoni, J. Ott. Kneeling-A. Sheftic, D. Borelle, C. Critchfield, J. Vish. Senior Maiorettes, L. to R.-J. Vish, A Sheftic, D. Borelle, C. Critchtield. -J Thou art taught to blend th voices Row l, L. to R.-E. Fetsko, J. Loughry, T. Stemmler, D. Sadowsky, J. Gilbert, A. Esposito, R. Begley, J. Brown, V. Shaulis, C Deist, J. Reiman, J. Ogline. Row 2-C. Smith, J. Ringler, R. Orlandi, C. Barron, L. Rhoads, S. Jacobs, C. Blough, C. Ryniak G. Thomas, A. Shippey, P. Schrock. Row 3-T. Adams, J. Deaner, D. Rhoads, J. Mills, F. Lamonica, N. Fritz, J. Flowers, K Warnick, P. Beahr, E. Calderone. Row 4-E. Gowarty, T. Mishler, J. Walters, D. Shields, D. Shields, J. Bodziak, N. Stufft G. Deal, J. Maust, J. Baraniak, A. Pacifico. Row 5-M. Fetsko, F. Slizewski, G. Miller, J. Kowalczyk, G. McVicker, B. Jarosyk G. Niemicf C. Franco, J. Randall, B. Baraniak, A. Fotta. Row 6-C. Snitzer, T. Kalmanir, P. Peterson, E. Chappell, J. Klebonis C. Gontis, B. Tipton, G. Carroll, J. Friedline, T. Sheftic, J. Eppley. Row 7--E. Fisher, L. Slizewski, J. Shaulis, P. Marker, D Brown, B. Holt, K. Lohr, E. Sowerbrower, K. Mahl, G. Kavar. Row 8-W. Sheeler, T. Sheeler, L. Speicher, R. Saylor, J. Cole- man, S. Miller, S. Cole, J. Queen, H. Stern, P. Patterson, M. Su panick. Participating in J.B.J.'s mixed choir pro- vides a pleasant diversion from the daily routine of study, as well as allowing students to become familiar with the thrill of being part of a group which is able to blend their voices into a song of pleasure-giving melody. The Chorus is popular indeed, as is evi- denced by its enrollment. The group, this past year, boasted an enrollment of 190 strong. To anyone else, directing such a group would be a gargantuan task, but Mrs. Louise Thomas, the Chorus director, handled the iob in her usual smooth, eiificient way. Activities during the year were numerous and varied. Paramount of the choir's time con- suming activities, however, was preparation for the annual Spring Concert. This program was greeted by an enthusiastic audience who showed their appreciation by their generous applause. And, of course, our talented group was able to send representatives to both All-County and District Chorus. As the school year neared its end, the choir payed final tribute to the graduating seniors by providing music for the Baccalaureate and Com- mencement programs. A harmonious tinish to wonderful years at J. B. J. in praise of Alma Maier Thou art taught to serve. Row 1, L. to R.-M. Schmucker, C. Sage, M. Palazzi, V. Bionda, D. Gowarty, C Blough, J. Emert, L. Reinholtz, Mr. Cher- venak. Row2-J. Paugh, J. Keyser, P. Patterson, J. Polesky, J. Volk, S. Lazier, J. Klebonis, J. Neuhofli, A. Stedina, T. Tu- lenko. Row 4-W. Sheftic, J. Bazyk, L. Speicher, B. Coleman, B. Blamble, D. Vin- D. Borelle. Row 3-W. Fetcho, P. Blough osky, E. Chappel. L toR G. Lazier, M. Schmucker, L. Speicher, V. Sheftic J Bazyk, M. Palazzi, A. Stedina. The Junior Historians, under the direction of Mr. Chervenak, started the year by electing the following ofticers: Larry Speicher .......,,.,.., President Georgiann Lazier .. Vice President Madeline Palazzi ,....,.... Secretary Vinny Shettic ................ Treasurer Jack Bazyk ,..,...,.,......,.,. Chaplain Maybelle Schmucker ........ Corresponding Secretary Aloysius Stedina ,........,.. Sergeant-at-Arms The Junior Historians Club is for students who are interested in history and who wish to do further research work on the local county and state level. Among their activities were: attending the Western Central Conference, a trip to Williams- burg, Virginia, two skating parties, and a sock hop. Thou art taught to be versatile. Standing lon floorl, L. to R.-Mrs. Haupt, G. McVicker, B. Truscott, G. Lazier, K. Mahl, D. Hunter, D. Griffith. Seated-J. Trible, A. Sheftic, V. Sheftic, J. Gindlesperger, B. Holt, L. Rhoads. Standing Kon stage!-J. Keyser, J. Lennox, M. Palazzi, L. Speicher, R. Patter- son, R. Reffner, B. Baltzer, J. Forsht. Dramatics Club Lights! Curtain! Action! This was the cry of students of the dramatics club as they prepared to present their dramatic productions for fellow stu- dent and town audiences. Busy, busy were the club members as they pursued their interest and got near to the final moment when the curtain would rise. With Mrs. Haupt acting as director, and the club helping with its production, the Senior class presented a three act comedy, A Full House, in November. Never will we forget the howling re- action of the audience to the clever antics of the cast of A Full House. l The members of the club, sponsored by Mrs. Haupt, strive to become more familiar with drama as a means of expression, techniques of acting and problems of staging. With their true interest in the theater and the desire to elevate drama to an ex- citing, aesthetic experience, we are sure the mem- bers of the dramawtics club will continue to present bigger and better productions forvtheir audiences. Stage Crew Kneeling, L. to R.-C. Barron, J. Deaner, C. Snit zer. Standing-W. Whipkey, H. Mitchell, B Blamble, J. Farsht. ffff-I-I-I-I-E 4--- 2ff2f'5 5 ': t 'i' 1 1 M i ' ' A ' ' ' ' V- is rf' Thou art taught to be useful F. For those boys who are interested in becom- ing future farmers, we have our own F. F.A. Club. Under the direction of Mr. LaVigne, these boys busied themselves with many and varied projects. The aims of these boys are to develop com- petent world leadership and to live up to the F. F. A. motto, which is, Learning to do, doing to learn. Earning to live, living to serve. Elected to assist Mr. LaVigne in this organi- zation are the following officers: Robert Wil- liams, President, James Reffner, Vice-President, Jack Horner, Reporter, Glenn Alwine, Treasurer, Willard Keyser, Secretary, Vaughn Baughman, Chaplain, and Nevin Smith, Sentinel. Along with work comes recreation, and in F Row 'l, Lto R.-J. Davis, T. Stemmler, G. Alwine, D. Avery, J. Bence, E. Fetsko, T. Eller, C. Shaffer, Mr. LaVigne. Row 2-P. Spiker, D. Thomas, K. Rose, T. Otanicher, R. Horner, E. Kennell, J. Horner, L. Rhoads, A. Gary. Row 3-R. Mitchell, J. Shields, C. Tressler, M. McCabe, C. Williams, D. Shields, T. Mish- ler, M. Maruca. Row4-J. Reffner, V. Baughman, S. Wozniak, W. Keyser, F. Lease, J. Sopich, E. Ferre, J. Friedline, H. Mitchell. Row 5-E. Daniels, H. Gast- ley, L. Deist, R. Williams, J. Bocsy, W. Miller, R. Henry, D. Rhoads. L. to R.-Mr. LaVigne, W. Keyser, T. Otanicher, B. Williams, J. Reffner, V. Baughman, G. Alwine, J. Horner. .A. this line the members of F. F. A. held numerous events. To start the year with a bang, the club held their annual initiation for the new mem- bers. Following the initiation a corn and weiner roast was enjoyed by all. Early in the year, during football season, the boys held a very successful cider sale. An- other money making proiect for the club was the sale of screw drivers. Each year, during hunting season, the boys enioy a game supper, for which they provide the game. Among some of the other events for the year was the annual trip to North Bay and the annual F. F. A. Hillbilly Show, which was held in the high school auditorium. And to prepare for the future Row 'l, L. to R.-P. Schrock, L. Bracken, A. Kallman, A. Tuns- tall, M. Deal, Mrs. Haberlen. Row2-L. Gindlesperger, D. Sopich, B. Bittner, D. Morrison, J. Randall, E. Baughman. Row 3-B. Baraniak, R. Bertolini, J. St. Clair, G. Saponsky, C. Bor- aniak, S. Bertolini, M. Critch- field. l.. to R.-A. Kallman, J. St. Clair, C. Baraniak, D. Sopich, F. H. . One of the school's busiest clubs is the F. H. A. The members of the Future Homemak- ers of America, under the leadership of Mrs. Helen Haberlen, are called upon to combine practical experience with extra-curricular activi- ties to further their knowledge towards becom- ing exactly what their name implies-Future Homemakers. The officers of the club are Carolyn Bar- aniak, President, Doris Sopich, Secretary, Audrey Kallman, Treasurer, and Janet St. Clair, Report- er. Two of these girls, Carolyn Baraniak and Doris Sopich, are privileged to be serving as very competent officers of the Regional F. H. A. Early in the year these girls organized a very successful skating party at which a good time was had by all. Audrey Kallman, one of the club's mem- bers, was honored in the fall by winning the Somerset County Apple Baking Contest with an original recipe. Christmas found the girls extremely busy with a Faculty Tea and their National F. H. A. project, a box of clothing sent to Crossnore, N. C., to a home for the underprivileged. Com- plete support for the home is provided by F. H. A. The girls decided they would forego their annual trip to the State Farm Show in Harris- burg this year. Spring found the girls taking a very inter- esting trip to Pittsburgh, where they attended a fashion show at Horne's Department Store. While they were in Pittsburgh, the girls also vis- ited the Heinz food plant. Final activities for the year included a huge Regional banquet at Casebeer Grove, where new Regional Officers were elected and a trip to State College in June to attend the State Confer- ence. All in all, a very successful, busy year. HYICE. ature Club When weather permitted, the club members went on hikes and field trips, searching for rare snakes, in- sects and plants, when inclement weather prohibited such excursions, they stayed indoors, saw movies, read books and had class discussions. The club advisor is Mr. Hackett. Aiding him are Bob Horner, President, and Jim Truscott, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 1, L. to R.-J. Loughry, J. Baroni, R. Orlandi, R. Deist, E. Snoeberger, J. Baca, M. Smith, R. Nicklow, P. Phillips, Mr. Hackett. Row2-J. Hemminger, T. Bills, J. Wozniak, R. Horner, D. Knupp, J. Gombita, J. Truscott, J. Cole, J. Miller. Row 3-P. Woy, R. Morelli, M. Mayer, W. Sheeler, W. Miller, R. Marker, J. Coleman, E. Miller. Junior High Band The members of the Junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Kistler, work quite hard at their goal of attaining membership in the Senior Band. Four periods a week you will find these young people rehearsing enthusiasti- cally in the band room. Row 1, L. to R.-L. Buckham, E. Zablotney, G. Griffith, M. Merringer, J. Gincllesperger, L. Car- roll, C. Pelesky, J. Fetsko, J. Truscott, M. Zuchelli, Mr. Kistler. Row2-A. Rhoads, L. Senft, F. Schellenberg, L. Hemminger, J. Avery, C. Schmucker, M. Lengyl, L. LaVigne, C. Clark, D. Warnick, D. Volchko. Row3-R. Williams, l.. Kerch, M. Shaulis, T. GriFfith, B. Myers, O. Gless- ner, A. Sadowsky, S. Harris, J. Dietz, C. Snoe- berger, L, St. Clair. Row 4-P. Gilbert, D. Lazier, S. Lohr, T. Wheeler, J. Simmons, J. Reckner, G. Kennel, S. Barnett, L. Perigo, P. Showman, C, Knupp. Row5-G. Flowers, F. Lundquest, T. Lightner, L. Rhoads, B. Stevens, D. Rhoads, E. Georg, A. Bazyk, J. Beener, H. Moore, R. Kutch- lTlQn. Teen Age Book Club The Teen Age Book Club, spon- sored by Scholastic Magazines, is a unique plan similar to adult book clubs. Each month members choose from sixteen best pocket-size books issued by leading publishers. Sponsored by Mrs. Lundquest, offi- cers of the club are: Paulette Mat- taliano, President, Patty Schmucker, Vice-President, Judy Volk, Secretary and Rose Kozuch, Treasurer. Rowl, I.. tc R.-P. Schmucker, T. Veskosky, M. Thomas, C. Zimmerman, B. Tracy, G. Kimmel, Mrs. Lundquest. Row 2-J. Wable, J. Volk, D. Merringer, L. Shaulis, P. Mattaliano. Row3- E. Palm, R. Singo, R. Kozuch, S, Pugh, E. Pele- sky, E. Tunstall. Fellowship is thine C eerleading Club Cheerleaders are chosen the second sem- ester by a group of judges representing the faculty. Selections are based upon perform- ances in leading cheers, an interest in sports as shown by outstanding ability in cheering. Candidates for the squad are ninth graders, but the club is open to all iunior high students. Those selected will cheer at the iunior high events and will later become senior cheer- leaders. Row I, L. to R.-J. Nicklow, J. Miller, D. ReHner, L. Bodziak, H. Slizewski, P. Eller, B. Bence, Miss Rose. Row 2-C. Fried- line, P. Lamonica, A. Fotta, J. Beltrami, R. Phillips, B. Bar- aniak, R. Klimek, M. Bruner. Row 3-S. Cramer, C. Lepley, C. Mull, L. Straka, L. Sheeler, L. Pronesti, J. Kerekes, G. Kozola. Row 4-D. Lcxskey, D. Smith, D. Henry, D. Mahl, E. Foradori, K. Warnick, B. Fry. School Patrol The School Safety Patrol was organized to make the travelling to and from school safer. The patrol's duties are very important. They range from controlling the students while crossing the streets to assisting teachers and parents in the instruction to the children of the safe and correct uses of our highways. Under the direction of Mr. Leventry, the officers of the club are A. Bludzina, Captain, S. Budzina, Lieutenant, and D. Mattaliano, Lieutenant. Row 'l, L. to R.-L. Orlcmdi, N. Mack, R. Esposita, D. Matta- liano, Mr. Leventry, Row2-R. Livingston, R. Lepley, R. King, D. Gilbert, H. Kiuncher, G. Moore. Row 3-R. Zorn, P. Esposita, A. Budzina, R. Spiegle, S. Budzina. Senlior High otion Picture Club Granting to those in J. B. J. who wish to learn the proper' method of operating the movie proiector was the aim of the motion pic- ture club. During their club periods the mem- bers saw several movies, discussed the movie and techniques ini its making. Row 1, L. to R.-W. Pettit, C. Budzina, R. Lensbouer, D. Shef- tic, D. Clark, Mr. Krupnik. Row 2-A. Yost, M. DeMarco, A. Sierocky, T. Sheeler, R. Mahl, A. Sheftic. 63 Thou are taught to C0-operate. Rowl, L. to R.-Mrs. Murphy, C. Wiatt, S. Ott, R. Moore, M. Gilbert, P, Paugh, F. Gindlesperger, J. Eppley. Row 2-L. Gal- lagher, L. Thomas, M. Nicklish, L. Mos- holder, C. Mort, B. Fisher, B. King, R. Gin- dlesperger. Row 3-S. Diest, A. Budzina, P. O'Connor, M. Wojnarowski, S. Fisher, G. Cebula, M. Leskey. Row 1, L. to R.-B. Gindlesperger, S. Whip. key, C. Griffith, J. Nicklow, M. Tressler, Mrs. Bossart. Row 2-J. Wable, R. Cole, J. Pettit, V. Donia. Row 3-C. Ohler, D. Gohn, A. Vinosky, L. Sipple, E. Mitchell. Beta Y-Teens The Beta Y-Teens are girls from the seventh grade who are interested in developing traits of Christian womanhood. They meet bi-monthly and devote their club periods to discussion of ideals fastened by the Y-Teens. Officers President ..,......,..........,... Connie Mort Vice-President .,..,. .,..,.. J ean Smith Secretary .,..,.,... .... M ary Leskey Treasurer ..... .,.. S andra Deist Sponsor ...,, ..,. M rs. Murphy Handicraft Club Yau can learn how to make inexpensive, practical, and useful things that can be used around the house if you belong to the Handicraft Club. You also learn how to cook, sew and do many other things. Officers President ,.,.........,..,......,. Connie Ohler Vice-President .... ....... S ara Nicklow Secretary ,........ ,... E laine Mitchell Treasurer ,... ..,,. L etta Sipple Adviser ..... .... M rs. Bossart Thou are taught to make friends. key, L. Spory, K. Bills, P. Dunmeyer, B Ash, G. Phillips. Row 3-W. Allison, C Percherke, F. Willison, J. Kaufman, J. Wil- liams, E. Lepley, W. Keyser, F. Johnston R. Pyser. r Row 1, L. to R.-J. Begley, B. Vinosky, A. Wiencek, C. Whipkey, B. West, J. Gracie, R. Bruner, G. Thomas, Mr. Hostetler. Row 2-J. Stufft, D. Eash, F. Sheftic, J. Migot, D. Gilbert, M. Vinosky, F. Tulenko. Row 3-D. Singo, T. Queen, R. Koshewitz, J. Panek, W. Snyder, P. Trella, P. Hemmin- ger, P. Williams. Junior High , Q f Social Games A iunior high club organized under the ca- pable leadership of Mrs. Mishler is that of Social Games. Joe Kaufman leads the club as President. Helping him are Laura Spory as Vice-President and Matthew Kowalczyk as Secretary-Treasurer. The main aim of this club is to teach all the members how to play chess and to learn other games which will add to their resources for de- veloping culturally. The big event of the year is a tournament in which the winner plays Mrs. Mishler, the adviser. otlon Picture Club Busy as little beavers are the students who are members of the Motion Picture Club under the direction of Mr. Hostetler. The chief aim ot this club is to learn the proper method ot operating a movie proiector and camera. The members also learn the proper care ofthe machines. In addition, the boys have seen and have carried on discussions about sev- eral movies and the means by which they were made available. 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Row 3-Mr. Krupnik, P. Trellc C. Speicher, W. Thomos, J. Behon, W. Keyser, J. Hoffman, J. Soponsky, E. Ferre, L. Slizewski, M. Feisko E. Robertson, J, Ponek, B. Pcmek, Mr. Campbell. Thou art taught competitive sportsmanship. Captains Jack Horner and Ed Robertson. Row 1, L. to R,-G. Mitchell, A. Jarosyk, W. Keyser, M. Lengyl, J. Jarosick, T. Scewczyk, K. Bills. Row 2-P. Trella, R. Miller, L. Krupnik, J. Baraniak L. Panion, B. Adams, J, Spiegle, J, Kayfman, B. Lepley, S. Lepley, J. Volk. Row 3-Mr. Krupper, F, Telenko, R. Panek, T. Lepley, D. Ogline, R. Koshewitz, J. Panek, A. Budzina, D. Eash, T. Sheftic, R. Spiegle. 1 70 Football J. B. J. High School finished their 1958- 1959 football season with one win cmd eight losses. The season began darkly for our team as they were defeated in their first five con- secutive games. lt seemed the club would rally as they won their next game by a deci- sive 20-O score, however, they were not able to win their last three games. The team is not discouraged by their record for they feel it is only a beginning which will lead to bright- er days. Next year's team will boast 19 let- termen with a loss of only 4 seniors. Serving as the team's captain was Jack Horner. Head coach was Mr. Campbell, as- sisted by Mr. Krupnik. Coaches-Standing-Mr. Krupper, Mr. Krupnik. Seated-Mr. Campbell. FOOTBALL SCORES We They Forbes ,..,......,......, .... O 13 Conemaugh Twp. 6 39 Conemaugh Boro .,,... 9 34 Ligonier .............. ...... 1 8 20 Shade ..,.. O 32 Berlin ..... .,..., 2 O 0 Somerset ...... O 20 Ferndale ...... O 40 Meyersdale .... ...... 1 3 19 Thou art cheered to victor C eerleaders A year-round iob is the one which is held by the J. B. J. Cheerleaders. Chosen on a point system, which includes rigorous tumbling routines, the girls work ambi- tiously as individuals to attain the smooth per- fection ofa well-functioning machine. Girls are chosen in the spring of the year to represent our school for the following school year. During the summer these girls, on their own, practice very frequently. When Septem- ber rolls around their real job begins. The cheer- leaders must be present at all athletic functions and, unlike the members of any one team who may rest after the season has passed, they con- tinue to cheer from one season into another. Captain of the Senior cheerleaders is Kay Mahl. Louise Straka heads the group of Junior cheerleaders. Both groups are ably advised by Miss Rose. Kneeling-K. Mahl. Standing, L. to R.-L. Reinholtz, D. Mahl, D. Phillips, P. Patterson, B. Jarosyk. L. to R.-D. Henry, J. Tipton, D. Lasky, L. Straka, L. Pronesti, T. Reinholtz, G. Kozola, D. Benedict. Planning the cheers. Miss Rose and Kay Mahl. . . . v . . Q t'l.U.v'u 3... - . In 1 9'd.U, ,-,-,Q Mr. DeBIcuse and Mr. Krupnu . . . . 'fu'-'n'Q .'n'.'u'.'p's ' ' ' . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . .D.l.liI.l'U . . . . . . n n 4 o s Q u Qty.. . . 1 1 ' ' Q Q 1 n , . - 1 4 .o.n.. . 4 p Q u Z'Z'.'. - - . . . . e - . . . n - , .sawn k A champion art thou. Row1, l.to R.-S. Frank, T. Tulenko, C. Speicher, R. Bruner, F. Szymanski, W. Thomas, Mr. Krupnik, Row 2-B. Hoar, J. Kowalczyk, J. Saponsky, F. Lamcnica, R. Diehl, D. Fisher. Ruw 3-A. Sheftic, J. Volk, D. Griffith, B. Darr, R. Koshewitz, L. Avery. Managers-l.. to R.-B Panek, S. Frank, A. Sheftic, W. Fetcho. Co-Captains-V. S h e f t i c and W. Walker. Basketball The Jenner-Boswell-Jennerstown Bears have made new Triumphs in their 1958- 1959 basketball season. They proved themselves a team of which our school could be proud. The Bears finished their season with a final record cf 21 wins and 3 losses. The team was made up of three seniors and ten iuniors coached by Mr. DeBlase. Since our school will lose only three team members, there is hope for another cham- pionship team in 1959-1960. The team's sixteen wins brought them to first place in the Somerset County B League. Our school then travelled to Bed- ford where they defeated Saxton-Liberty High School to win the District 5 Champion- ship. The Bears were stopped from gaining further glories as they were handed a loss by Gallitzin at Juniata College in Hunting- clon. SCORES We They Adams Township .,,.. 66 43 Somerset .................... 48 50 Conemaugh Twp. .,,., 53 35 Conemaugh Boro ..... 51 41 Shanksville .,.....,....... 62 57 Salisbury ...,..,... . .,.,... 74 40 Meyersdale ,...., ,..... 7 3 58 Berlin .,......,.... ,....,. 6 7 40 Turkeyfoot ..... ...... 7 4 47 Shade ......., ...,,.. 7 3 65 Rockwood ..... .....,. 7 2 42 Somerset .... ....... 6 6 40 Forbes ,....... ,.... . 57 52 Shanksville ,.,..,. 61 51 Salisbury ..,.... ....... 6 2 35 Meyersdale ...... ....., 7 0 59 Berlin .....,.,.. ....,, 7 9 51 Turkeyfoot ..... ....,. 7 9 58 Shade ..........,.....,..,.... 73 66 Rockwood .........,........ 70 47 Conemaugh Twp. ..... 77 57 Forbes .,..................,., 69 58 Saxton-Liberty .........,.. 75 43 Ga llitzin ............ ...... 5 2 69 Thou art Wrestlin To many people, wrestling is a sport that shouldn't be. Wrestling is watched on T. V. and many wrong opinions are formed from the encoun- ter, however, it is the cleanest sport known in high school and college. lt is the only sport offered in which small boys as well as big boys can partici- pate, every participant is oftered a challenge, not only as a team, but as an individual. Something most people do not know about wrestling is that it is not a grunt and groan sport. lt is a sport consisting of three important ingredi- ents-skill, speed and, most impor- tant, conditioning. At least 200 miles of running have been covered by our wrestlers this year. When the weath- er permits, the running is done out of doors. Using about ten diFFerent ex- ercises, our boys have done about l,l00 repetitions of each. The result of all this work adds up to a group of boys who are physically 'Fit clue to having given freely of their time for a sport they love. Much of the enthusiasm for wrest- ling must be credited to the work ot the team's able coach, Mr. Policcichio. Row'l, L. to R.-C. Barron, D. Av- ery, T. Lepley, B. Truscott, J. Hor- ner, J. Bence, E. Gowarty, B. Hor- ner, F. Slizewski, Mr. Policcichio. Row2-E. Dorusa, D. Shields, E. Folton, B. Gowarty, L. Slizewski, M. DeMarco, T. Sheeler, D. Deist, C. Budzina, J. Krupper. Row 3-R. Shields, J. Deaner, D. Sheeler, D. Eash, J. Baca, L. Grittith, B. Stra- ka, D. Gilbert, B. Sheeler. Row 4-E. Robertson, J. Baroni, B. Boy- er, D. Truscott. kept physicall fit You learn by watching. This is the way it's done. Acknowledgments We thank the following people for their interest, time and effort in helping us to produce the 1959 edition of REX COLLIUM. Photographers ........... Mr. Milo Zimmerman ...... Mr. James L. Hoover ..... Mr. Franklin LaVigne ...,.. Mr. Nick A. Cook ...,........, Signed-The Editor in Chief ..... Literary Editor ....4.... Photography Editor .,i.. Art Editor ..........,..... Cover Studio Zimmerman Engraving Company Kurtz Bros. Printing Company Business Advisor Faculty Advisor StaFF of the 1959 Rex Collium Editorial Department Caption Staff ......, Club Staff ...,.. Music Sta'Ff .....,.. Senior StaFF ...i... Sports Stat? .......... Underclass Staff ...... Artists ......,......., Daryle Griitith Joan Reiman Joyce Gindlesperger Joe Farsht Donna Nicklow Doris Gilber, Carole Leydig Janet Gindlesperger, Joan Maruca Judy Baraniak Shirley Bowman, Barbara Jarosyk Business Department Business Manager .,... ...,....,........,..........,.....,. ...... Business Treasurer ....... Joan Reiman Arvilla Reinholtz Janet Gindlesperger Mary Ann Zanoni Joan Maruca Typing Staff 76 Joyce Ogline, Judy Queen Joe Farsht, Bill Whipkey Madeline Palazzi Darla Borelle Donna Nicklow Carole Leydig Doris Gilbert Shirley Bowman Uur Advertisers SHAFFER BI-OCK WORKS COMMUNITY CLEANERS HAFFER LAB Hours 9-6 YSTEM Monday Thru Saturday S0111 Edgewood Avenue 312 Main sf. MA. 9-6711 Somerset, PG- Boswell, Penna. 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