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

 - Class of 1960

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This edition of the REX COLLIUM is the story in pictures of how the class of N609 spent its school days. The pictures in our album help to capture some of the events of significance and help to show how education came to mean so much to each member of our class. School at times seemed a little difficult, but with activities available to the students, it seemed to lighten the load that we sometimes had. This REX COLLIUM also shows what we have accomplished thus far as a group. The close of this year will bring on a new aspect of life for all seniors. You might say we stand on the thres- hold to the future. High school will be ended and college or a job lie ahead. ln the future every- thing we do will have to be done as an individual. Our memories of school years will include much of the tradition of Boswell High, but they will also reflect our eager interest in the new and the progressive. We, the seniors of the class of 1960, dedicate this REX COLLLUM to all underclassmen with the hope that they have as many successful ad- ventures at LBJ. as we have enjoyed. ease -:1. , 2ei2i2E1 f if ' all Numa? L ,,qgiy'I8Buq, - .- -eral 'V' 1' E2ESEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEQI ..- ,. 6-'3:1:3 5eg2ase2ai252E2E2i+2? fi' --' Tl J 1 55Q5fI:1'I'I.. H 3? EEE 52s22+------1::1'11:1:1f?1-:':- ' 'rf' ie? :gg,gg:g,:.3.1 :::.1.1.3,:,: y y 555 :z521e5sE::Z1i:Zf:':1-2-1-2 'J . 'ziagsisizg zaii 1515222525--r:-s j , . , :2:1:r.E5E.,.,E3E E2EEi55i2iifI2If'1I? f':Z1Z:i:gi' 1E2:525'.i252iEi fZ:I:i:1:7 ':'13. vf :1: 1:-:5:I:1 ,:,::1:::5g51 , .... ...g:,. ,fl Lg- ,:::g:g1:2 E5E1E3E51',' L2l. - , . 'I 4: .2i5igi5i5EisQ: ,,gs1i212I -925225252 ' 'ff ' WMM 4 foniclzta, Administration . Faculty t,,.t...,,, tt,t., Seniors ,, , Iuniors ..,i ,..,... Sophornores ..,. V.i,. Freshmen ..,,..,.... 8th Grade V,i........ 7th Grade ...i...i.i, Student Council Honor Society Publications ........ Library Music Drarnatics i,,,...... Clubs Sr. High .....,...., jr. High .,iiy.... Football ...... 4 Basketball ..i....., Wrestling i........,..i.. Cheerleaders .....y 9 M10-13 ....,,.,...,.,16-37 ss, 39 40, 41 42, 43 44, 45 46, 47 ,, ,i,, 50 ,... .51 .52-54 456-59 60,61 .64-69 .70-73 .76-78 H79-81 ,-I - E lv I1 Wig 0 xjw J' M I K Jhv, ' fnation, ' fluz, Dr. R. Leslie Simpson Old fashioned protographs! We hardly Want to go back to them. Old fashioned schools! VVe hardly Want to go back to them, either. Yet, We need to remember that the basic means and purposes of modern photo- graphy differ little from the old fashioned kind -a chemical reaction to produce a clear, natural image of the subject. Likewise the basic means and purpose of the modern school differs little from that of the old-a student-teacher reaction to produce a picture of what the individual student really is and needs to be. Sometimes the basic purpose of photo- graphy gets lost in touch-up, tinting, and glamorous frame. So too, there is a tendency for the basic purpose of education to become secondary to extra-curricular activities and striving for non-scholastic prestige. The old fashioned purpose of education has not gone out of style, individual excellence in scholar- ship is still the high road to the future. Mr. Iames B. Dietz To the class of 1960 Every gift is an opportunity and an obli- gation. Intelligence is given for a purpose. There is joy in its use. Through exercise the mind grows strong, through disuse, Weak. In proportion to your gifts, you have a moral ob- ligation to be intelligent, to use your mind constantly for the improvement of your daily life. Congratulations upon your graduation from and my best Wishes for success. H. Leslie Simpson Mr. james B. Dietz mgnmm lam nf, policiaa, and fmwfwlzt. Dr. Simpson, as Supervising Principal of our schools, has a genuine interest in the expansion of our school facilities and the betterment of the educational program at Mr. Dietz, our principal, makes himself available to all the problems of the students of our schools. His helpfulness and un- derstanding make him a boon to the Whole school. Our s c h o o l secretaries are very often not given credit for the amount of work they do for the students at J.B.J. It would be very diilicult indeed for us to en- joy as smooth running a school as ours Without their help. Miss D. Sheftic and Miss D. Griffith Mrs. Nl. 'llliomus and Nliss AI. YVilliams Seated, L. to R.-H. Stuck, D. Shoff, C. Fett-ho, R. Stewart, Nl. Gillxcrt, D. Sheftic, li. Lolir, D. Lohr Standing-J. Schrock, F. Miller, -I. Policiccliio, A, St. Clair, V. Griffith, A. Wlalter, E, Friedlinc 9 Seated-Mr. Campbell L. to R.-H. Patterson, E. Miller, K. Rose, S. Cole, P. Evans Qui.: 1' - -:.:: - ....... .it-.L f ,7 ...ft .. ,- VVIW 'fig 'Ill if 3 'l' --li .Y .:: 14' 0 Ii ,f , fg A ffl.. if ,5'7f'zz 3.1 ffl' fi ' 'fi ,511 1,555 jf rg I ' at ' I 'A' A 32.IE2.1E'I-:fI1:1,'f':-:: 31.1. W ' ' . if ,:l1fZTzsei4 . i A . 1-U s Te . -' - - - - 'uh: .,:.F f'Q-,F55L!'I..'f2 ',:-f ' , -. . iw. I .- ' , ji . :ffff'33f1.?fi7 1 S' Top, L. to R.-Mrs. M. Allen, English, Mr. F. Benclick, Metal Shop, Mrs. H. Bossart Home Economics, Mr. R. Brockunier, Science, Mr. I. Campbell, Social Studies Bottom-Mr. L Cher s , vcnak, Spanislig Mr. N. Cook, Art, Miss I. Davis, English, Mr. J. DeBlase, Commercial M1 E Dwral, History 1 1 ' Aalahbna lmfwnnlu SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS L. to R.-Mr. Kistler, Miss Kosclio, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Allcn, Mr. DeBlase. Af J' The lull before the storm lb. L. to li.-V. Bionclor, j. xVllllIC1iS, 15. YVull4cfr, M. LlCClll1 Q E Slulcy M1 lXlllD11l 2 G I. Krupnik Lfl J 1, . JZ. , r Q mia Q, me v , as Q Y-'L 4 1 . iiihvgv 4' s f. A s '63 air in :G 6 I ,.1L.,h,1 M, r ,, '12.453.2y111'5,'fT?Q2ixl:Z .. .QM . . G . 5 2 S iw. . , . . ,...l,...,, .,, , : ' g?er+2r2?izirM5ffm? - ' w w 1. '- 1-1 3 . gffw .gfzsiszq .-Izwgwrzf micafli - ge?-2'vffiir,:agfL ,5 e'2i,- z'1f-sis? . ffl? ' I ' K- 7 I 5 L ' r ff . ' l152f' r. 7.,iiI if V, W .11 :mf-. 251:-1: ' lb'--isQf,iz wfffQif ' vu - ,wif ... V A gggfjf Q ui, Top, L. to R.-Mrs. G. Erickson B. Foster, Liln'arian5 Mrs. H. Halverlen Biologyg Mrs. R. Huupt, English E. Hostcller, Mutlig Mr. E. Kistler, Connm-reiulg Mr. Krupuik, Clicuiistryg Mr, ll .. L X 2 Q32 K 11 X55 , 25 .if X115 x I Q K. xl gf? 'P ra. f gi f ff lx .3 gr. iss , . , l I Hcaltlig Mrs. Mr. P. Hackett, NV01od Slmpg Mr. Miss K. Kosclio, Ge-ognipliy Q7 no-11 toquzbla the Top Left-Mr. Urch and group pause to have their pic- ture taken. Standing-Mr. Urch Seated, L. to R.-I Ringler, V. Veskosky, J. Truscortt, S. VVozniak, I. Wozniak 4 w Top Bight-The knovv-how of motoring in the snow. L. to R.-R. Savior, D. Sheeier, C. Budzina, B. Straka, Mr. Shaffer, C. Smith, D. Avery, D. Shuinaker, M. Smith Left-Mr. DeBlase tell them how it's done. Seated, L. to R.-D. Gilbert, T. Kahnanir, R. Oriandi Standing, L. to R.-J. Gindlespergcr, Mr. DeB1ase, S. Beener Mr. F. LaVigne Q L JU At b Vocwtionui Affriculture f gi . . 6 5 - ... .,, V S . I .... :.' F .V, , SERV ..... . ....,. -QQ. L. to R.-Mr. VV. Leventry, Guidance Counselor. Mrs. A. Lundquest, Englishg Mrs. H. Mishler, History: Mrs. N. Murphy, Englishg Mr. M. Poiicieehio, Physical Educationg Miss D. Rose, Physical Education 4 in, 'andbzacbbiiiea Top Left-Seniors ready for a conference Seated-Mrs Erickson, B. Mitchell Standing, L. to R.-D. Gowarty P. Overldeck, H. Stern, C. Mostoller, J. Newlioil Top Right-Makers of our wonderful meals. Right-TWO of our friendly, helpful junitors. -I. Sto- dina and I. Baer ' ii, 1- - , 1 , MY ' 7'.ZI1Vf.':i FT? ' 53 H ' '3 ' f my Q i fm AE 2.2 Wf w 11 L.to R.-Mr. F. Sl1.1il'e1', Driver Education I1 9 ll n X in X11 E SICVSCIQK llistoiv ns Thomas, Vocal Music, Mr. J. Urcll, Math Miss Cllfiffnrr Stl100llX1119P E? I1 I W... Wi 2 ' vf N- IV f ,A 2 522 i - 425 ff: -5f'3 -1f,QiEE.5 e' is-Q f f I - 1 , Q .F vzzgi u . ' H Officers, Top to Bottom- E. Chappell, K. Lohr, R. Orlandi, M. Griffith. Klum' VVe, the seniors of LBJ., look back at our former years in school, years more like a play with four acts representing our four years in high school. The actors and actresses are the graduating class of 1960 and the setting is J.B.j. High School. Act 1. As the curtain begins to ascend we see the class officers of the ninth grade -D i a n e Cowarty, William Walker, Marie McGuire, and Joe Hoffman-lead ing our somewhat frightened classmates into what appears to be a huge mystical building, the high school building. This year saw our class begin to make its mark in the sports field with boys participating in football, basketball, and track. Also the girls made their contribution by add- ing pep and school spirit to the cheering squad. We also took part in the finer arts with Iunior Band members moving up to the Senior Band. Act II. This year we are really becom- ing active in school affairs, with our class beginning to make a name for itself. We again choose able leaders, Eugene Chappell, Patty Evans, josephine Trella, and Rick Orlandi. The annual football dance was our big money making project. We also sponsored. a skating party at Latrobe Skating Rink. During this act we hear chorus music, why itis the voices of our new chorus members. This year we picked our courses according to what we wanted our future to hold for us. Who knows? We may have future doctors, lawyers, dentists, nurses, teachers, store keepers, farmers, house- wives, and perhaps even a future president in our class. Act III. We may now consider ourselves upperclassmen because we have only our Jun- ior and Senior years to finish before we gradu- ate. This year will hold many happy memories of the activities in which we participated. The prom, 'gOriental Cardensf was the classis most beautiful project and happy memory. Our selling ability was tested when the class sold magazines. We also showed our writing and speaking ability with six of our class- mates entering the Voice of Democracyi' contest. On the football field we see leading our band four new majorettes from our class, they certainly can march and twirl. This year our crusading oflicers were Maxine Griffith, Eugene Chappell, Helen Stern, and Kathy Lohr. Our acting ability was demonstrated when we presented the junior class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Act IV. The last exciting act which will be filled with our happiest and our saddest memories now begins. There is confusion, excitement, and happiness with the receiving of rings, pictures, and name cards. Our beauty and talent contestant in the Maple Queen Con- test was Lana Reinholtz. Again this year we had a successful class play,,Time Out for Gin- ger. With the classis upmost goal of becoming the best class to graduate, we elected Maxine Griffith, Eugene Chappell, Rick Orlandi, and Kathy Lohr to head us in reaching this goal. As the curtain begins to descend our class takes its last bow before going out to begin a bright future. The members of the cast have played many roles in this play, scholar, sports, hero, chorus member, class leader, band member-fulfilling all the roles to the best of their ability. IG 7960 SHIRLEY ADAMS . . . Shir- ley General Likes working puzzles and em- broidering . . . Dislikes snoh- bish people . . . Friends in- clude Patti, Joyce, and Patty . . . Chorus . , . Would like to be a clerk in a store. DAVID AVERY Pecker . .. General Likes spa- ghetti, girls, and nice cars . . . Dislikes F.F.A., smart boys, and stuck-up girls Band . . . F.F.A .... Plans to work for Boeing Aircraft in Wash- ington. THOMAS ADAMS Stinky . . . Academic . . . Likes wine, women, and money Dislikes all clas- ses, especially gym . . . Hi-Y . .. Chorus . . . Buddies are Fisher and Coleman . . . Future is undecided. J A M E S EDVVARD BACA . . . Elfego . . . Academic . . . Likes janet, pizza, and spa- ghetti . , , Dislikes Fights and snoibbish people . . . Pals are Earl and Buddy . . . Eagle . . . Football . . . Wrestling . . .Chorus . . . Will he a state policeman. JACQUELYN JEAN AL- BRICHT. . . jackie . . . Sec- retarial . . . Likes Tuff, stuff- ed animals, and french fries . . . Dislikes snobbish people Always seen with Jane . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Will attend Cambria Rowe Business School. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BARANIAK . . . Carol . . . Academic . . . Likes food, convertibles, and swimming Dislikes two-faced people . . . Buddies are Doris, Sara and Shirley . . . F.H.A. Regional Secretary . . . Band . . . VVill attend Humholt Airline Institute. PATRICIA BEAHR . . . Patti . . . Bookkeeping . . . Likes boys and Italian foods . . . Dislikes snobbish people . . . Buddies include Joyce, Shir- ley, and Patty . . . Chorus . . . Hopes to do clerical work. JOHN BEHON, JR .... Pro- fessor . . . General . . . Likes Judy, sports, and spa- ghetti Dislikes unfriend- ly people Pres. of Hi-Y . .. Seo. of Student Council . . . Chorus . . . Capt. of foot- ball team Junior Class Play . . . Future includes the Navy and State policeman. SUSAN MAE BEENER Susie . . . Bookkeeping . . . Likes loud music and spa- ghetti . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Friends are Doris, Helen, and Judy . . . Tri-Hi- Y . . . National Honor Society Sec. Chorus Plans to be a hookkeeper. EVA JANE BELTRAMI . , . Jane . . . Stenographic . . . Likes Bill and steak . . . Dis- likes Snobby people and P.O.D. tests . . . Always seen with Jackie . . . Chorus . .. Layout manager of Eagle Future is undecided. Most Likely to Succeed-J. Queen and B. Walker 18 ' pnomoio, many, Arhonl ' ' JAMES BENCE . . . Hoppey General Likes the A.C.C. . . . Dislikes the C in A.C.C. . . . Buddies in- clude Shields, Horney, and Munch . . . F.F.A. . . . Foot- ball manager Wrestling . . . Will Work for a tree trim- ming Co. JOHN BOSCY, JR .... Merc. O Matic General Likes girls and hot rods Dislikes school and Work . . . Buddies are lore, Ken, and Larry F.F.A. Vice-Pres. . . . F.F.A. basketball . . . Future plans are to stay single. ROSEMARY BERTOLINI Rose General Likes pizza, spaghetti, and Jim . . . Dislikes people who talk about you behind your back F.H.A. Treas. of F.H.A. Band Fu- ture includes a job and mar- riage. ROBERT BOYER . . . Boyer Likes cars, women, and money . . . Dislikes Ply- mouths . . . Buddies are Dave, Thomas, and Pete . . . Chorus . . . Future plans an- to keep Working. VICTORIA ANN BIONDO . . . Vickie .... A cademic . . . Likes spaghetti, pizza, and P.O.D. tests Dislikes snobbish people Treas. of Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Business Stall junior Class Play WVill attend Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. CHARLES J. BUDZINA . . . Chuck . . . Commercial . . . Likes hunting and bookkeep- ing class . . . Dislikes 49 Fords and report cards Buddies are Doug, Joe, and .Iohn Adv. Science Motion Picture . . . Band . . . All-County Band VVres- tling . . . Navy bound. EUGENE CHAPPELL Beans . . . Academic . . . Likes food, sleep, and sports . . . Dislikes tests and Spanish . . . Chorus . . . Football . . . Basketball Ir. Historians Pres. Jr. Class Play jr. and Sr. class Vice-Pres. Future includes college. JAMES MYRL COLEMAN . . , jim . . . Academic . . . Likes girls and food . . . Dis- likes school and show-offs Buddies are Bob, Tom, and Bob . , . Chorus . . . Will enter the Air Force. J.B.J.,s Maple Queen Candidate -L. Reinboltz 20 SANDRA LEE COLE . . . Sandy . . . General . . . Likes pizza, and spaghetti . . . Dis- likes snobbish and conceited people . . . Pals include Nancy, Glenda, and Rose . . . Yearbook Chorus A future telephone operator. GLENDA ALBERTA DEAL . . . Glunk . . . Secretarial Likes swimming, danc- ing, and a certain someone .. . Dislikes snobbish people . . . Yearbook . . . Chorus . . . Buddies are Bose, Sandy, and Nancy . . . Plans to be a telephone operator. ' Qvmq, dznllanql. LARRY E. DEIST Sweed . . . General . . . Likes hot cars, cool women and money . . . Dislikes Work and stuck-up girls . . . F.F.A. . . . Buddies include Ben, Ron, and John . . . Navy bound. PATRICIA ANN EVANS . . . Twila . . . Stenographic . . . Likes Gene and arguing with Mr. Campbell . . . Dislikes quiet people . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Business Stall . .. Band . .. Majorette Pals are the Rebels . . . A future sec- retary. -44 ROBERT LEE DEIST . . . Bob . . . Academic . . . Likes Wrestling, cars, and girls . . . Dislikes unfriendly and con- ceited people . . . Track . . . Wrestling . . . Nature Club . . . Pals are 'lim and Bob . . . Plans to get a good job. WILLIAM FETCHO Doc . . . 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I, 2... .2 .--- . . :5:52::::,: , 5:f:1:2:f,5:7 :sg-2.,5,.. 5132- Psff ..,,. 'rf -'f xir:r::?:,a.,Z.- :ff-f25m'.:'.?f'45'i5' ' 112- - - ' ,.. 252535555 'g s 7555.5352,g5gsisiifififia5512?5252.25255.5g5g55525252555252,2 232525 ANNA LOUISE ESPOSITA . . . Spotsie . . . Secretarial . . . Likes pizza, and dancing . . . Dislikes snobbish and conceited people . . . Year- book . . . Chorus . . . Buddies are Judy and JoAnn . . . Plans to go to Michigan. ROBERT FISHER Bob . . . Academic . . . Likes sports, music, and food Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Buddies are Jim, Tom, and Bob Chorus Nature Club . . . Yearbook . . . Will attend the service. 7960 Voice of Democracy Speakers-I. Paugh, I. Trexel, and G. Leydig ' bikini -r' Q. ZH E36ifiiiliiQLQSEHEEEEEEEEEEE EWTEEEZ ' 1 eeeeee .,.,. vV . , Efff ffi EQEQEQ , ',Z'Ij 4' f ,I 5535E3E5E5E5E3E525E3E3E5E3. -fi 222' 5525 2Ef, B 13:5 gait fQeG!5! ,!!Ei,gQseeez-f -'-' gimsmawawzmmmmwfa, .,., , , iiHEEEE?3f 4.115 1-:-1-1.1 ., V- .:.:.:.1.:.:.:.: ..,1 2p4hiEE?IWWFwWM+:lQEEEEMEEEEXVE steak' yfYW'fHksfev 'f ffdi if QQ!!! liliyghfki idgga 'ifkifi 5 f' ,frfffilfli ' if fi' 'IWW' HR- fl, lprigfmayg AMMWMHZQKHQ QQQ L nwgafjgff ,gumm- buoounmummp-Q,- .. '.e. ROBERT WAYNE FRIED- LINE . .. Speedy . .. Aca- demic Likes cars, girls, and money Dislikes studying Buddies are Earl and Joe Advanced Science Future is un- decided. DORIS IANE GILBERT . . . Doris . . . Bookkeeping . . . Likes swimming, skating, and pizza . . . Dislikes people who are hard to get along With Chorus Dis- trict and All-County Chorus Yearbook photography staff .. . Typing editor . . . Hopes to get a good job. HARRY GASTLEY . . . Pizza General Likes cars, girls, and food Dislikes show-OHS, b r a g g e r s and school F.F.A. . .. Bud- dies are Elwood, joe and Bob Plans to become a mechanic. ELWOOD E. GILBERT . . . Gil General . . . Likes food and cars Dislikes pizza and peanuts Bud- dies are Harry, john and Bob . . . Chorus . . . Plans to he an automobile mechanic. i r E I I ...g JANET CINDLESPERCER . . . Ianet . . . Bookkeeping Likes John and wres- tling . .. Dislikes working at Green Gables Year- book photography staff edi- tor Chaplain of Student Council . . . Band . . . Treas. of Business staff . . . Buddies are the Rebels Future includes marriage. JAMES GOMBITA Gumps . . . Commercial . . . Likes food, girls and money . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls and nosy people . . . Motion Picture . . . Nature Club . . . Band jr. Play Stage manager Plans to enter the U. S. Air Force. ' iwmq, plwlvlem. LINDA JOYCE CINDLES- PERCER . . . Lynn . . . Aca- demic Likes T.V. and Weekends Dislikes Al- gebra and snobs F.H.A. Chorus . . . Buddies are Doris, Betty, and Pat Future plans include col- lege. DIANE GOWARTY Diane . . . Academic . . . Likes Huckleberry Hound . . . Dislikes P.O.D. tests . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Yearbook, busi- ness manager . . . Chorus . . . Basketball Statistician . . . Senior Class Play . . . Best Personality of the Sr. Class .. . A future nurse. King and Queen of Football-I. Ringler and M. Zanoni RUTH MAXINE GRIFF- ITH . . . Max . . . Academic Likes music, sports, and people Dislikcs snob- bish people . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . National Honor Society Band District and All- County Band Pres. of Senior Class jr. and Sr. Plays Will attend In- diana State Teachers Col- lege. JOSEPH GRAHAM HOFF- MAN Huily Aca- demic . . . Likes girls and city chicken . . . Dislikes tests, homework, and losing ball games . .. Jr. Historians . . . Chorus . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Pals are Tom, Beans, etc . . . Future in- cludes college. RONALD EUGENE HENRY . . . Squance . . . General . . . Likes basket- ball Dislikcs Work F.F.A. Reporter . . . F.F.A. Basketball . . . Buddies are John, joe, and Ken . . . Plans to get to the Air Force. ROBERT JAMES HORNER . .. Bob ... General .,. Likes Judy, food, and money . . . Dislikes Winter and diet- ing for wrestling . . . Wres- tling . . . Track . . . Football . . . Buddies are Munch, jim, and Bence . . . Future in- cludes Navy and marriage, The Best Dancers-D. Lucas and H. Patterson .4 1 l l 6012, 'L achivwe nwz, Archolaatlb goal, PATRICIA JEAN HURST . . . Patty . . . Bookkeeping Likes spaghetti, pizza and Jim .. . Dislikes Mr. Campbell,s P.O.D. tests Buddies are Pat, Joyce, and Audrey . . . Chorus . . . Plans lto Work in the Fiber Glass f L Plant in Conn. JOHN RICHARD KLE- BONIS John Aca- demic . . . Likes sports, girls, and pinball machines . . . Jr. Historians . . . Basketball . . . Chorus . . . Buddies are John and Bill Future is un- decided. BETTY JEAN JAROSYK . .. Betty . . . Academic . . . Likes dancing, sports, and Tom . . . Dislikes snobbish people . . . Jr. Historians . . . C h e e r- leader Sr. Class Play . . . Student Council . . . Bud- dies are Diane, Max, and Judy . . . Plans to be a future nurse. JOSEPH STANLEY KRUP- NIK Joe Academic Likes pizza and Fords Dislikes Mr. Campbell's ideas . . . Student Council . . . Jr. and Sr. Plays Pals are Speedy, Paul, and Bill Plans to attend Penn State. THOBIAS A. KALMANIR . . . Kal . . . Bookkeeping . . . Likes Betty and shrimp Dislikes snobs and losing ball games . .. Hi-Y .. . Co- captain of Basketball . . . Football Future is un- decided. EUGENE ELBIER LANDIS . , . Ellie . . . Academic . . . Likes sports and cars . . . Dislikes snobbish people and losing basketball games Hi-Y . . . Student Council . . . Basketball . . . Chorus . . . Buddies are Dave, Pete, and Bob . . . Future is undecided. CAROL ANN LEYDIC Carol . . . Academic . . . Likes swimming, dancing, and hav- ing a crazy time . . . Dis- likes two-faced people and the word goose . . . jr. His- torians Business stall of the yearbook Band Ir. and Sr. Plays . . . Will at- tend Indiana State Teachers College. KATHLEEN M. LOHR Fuzzy Lou . . . Academic . . . Likes food, friendly people, and music Buddies are Doris, Susie, and Joyce Tri-Hi-Y Student Coun- cil Chorus Plans are to become a medical techni- cian. The Best Personality-D. Gow- arty and J. Truscott 26 BONNIE JEAN LIGHT- NER . .. Bonnie .. . Steno- graphic Likes spaghetti, pizza, and cheerful people Dislikes liver and snob- bish people . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Band jr. Play Bud- dies are the Rebels WVasl1ington D. C. bound for secretarial work. DAVID LUCAS . . . Dave . . . Academic . . . Likes many girls, and cars . . . Dislikes snobbish people and dead times . . . Yearbook . . . Hi-Y .. . Stage crew . . . Buddies arc Bob, Pete, and Gene . . . Future is undecided. lmwrwp. FRANCES NIARIE Mc- GUIBE . . . Mickey . . . Aca- demic . . . Likes Euy, cheese- burgers, and pizza Dis- likes self-important people, Chemistry class, and bubble gum . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Chorus District and All-County Chorus . . . Will enter Iohns- -town Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. AUDREY JUNE MILLER . . . Audrey . . . Stenographic .. . Likes friendly people and lots of fun .. . Dislikes people who donit keep their Word . . . Chorus . . . Eagle, Co-editor jr. Play Buddies are Soupie, Ieanne, and Iudy Will become a secretary. 'fijovt fy RAY MARKER . . . Bay . . . General Likes steak, movies, and Sandy Dis- likes quiet study halls Buddies are Richard and Ralph Plans to join the service. EARL MILLER Buddy . . . Academic . . . Likes swimming and food . . . Dis- likes nosey people . . . Bud- dies are Buddy, lim, and Doug . . . Eagle . . . Nature Club Chorus Plans tor join the service. -5t4.. iW-Qi'-E IO ANN FRANCES NIAR- UCA Jo Ann Aca- demic . . . Likes boys, big cars, and food Dislikes conceited people and study- ing . . . Yearbook typing staff . . . Head majoirette . . . Bud- dies are the Rebels . . . Plans to become a Beautician. WAYNE MILLER . .. Smokey . . . General . . . Likes swimming, converti- bles, and money . . . Dislikes winter and the Way the school operates . . . Member of the Boswell Fire Dept. Plans to join the Air Force. .i,44 I 'IVE l-!' 5213.1 if 5: 5QQj53f?,V QQ Q5f,'11rQjE1Q3fErE2E'IEIEIEIJ if ' .:fE1E2ErE1E:5:E1E - -1:g,gf515:g:5g5555553l E5Q5g5g5QQfQ: '15, :QQ 55:51:53 rf fifi f lk , ' QfEQE5E5- iffffiiilflf -If. 'fE-if? Eiaf f ' ' ' , f-riii -aiiif Ql55Q2QQ3f fQfQfj.q -t-- 1 5E5E5E' 5E5E:I4Ei1f:f if iff' aff f2f 4 7960 The Best All Around-E. Chap- pell and K. Lohr. 7960 WILLIAM JAMES MIL- LER Will General . . . Likes hunting . .. Bud- dies are Shields, Joe, and Kenny . . . F.F.A. . . . Future plans are to drive a truck. CHARLES ROBERT MOS- TOLLER, JR. . .. Bob . . . Academic . . . Likes food, sleep, and girls Dislikes work Buddies are Tom, joe, and Beans . . . Band . . . Basketball . . . Hi-Y . . , Fu- ture includes college. BETTY MARIE MITCH- ELL . . . Betty . . . Academic . . . Likes dancing, roller skating and spaghetti . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Buddies are almost every- one . . . Chorus Plans to enter nurses training and later marry. JOHN R. NEUHOFF . . . Newt . . . Academic . . . Likes Chemistry and Alge- bra Dislikes P.O.D. and Spanish . . . Jr. Historians . . . Sr. Play . . . Mechanical Drawing . . . Buddies are Klehonis, Walker, and Over- heck . . . Will attend the University of Pittsburgh. RICHARD MORELLI Rich General Likes wine, wheels, and women Dislikes boring study halls Buddies Ray and Ralph Future includes the service. RALPH C. NICKLOW Nook . . . General . . . Likes hunting and good food Dislikes getting out of in the morning Bud are Marvin and Bob .. Chorus Future is decided. l V E. in E . . .E. JOYCE LOUISE OGLINE . . . Ogie . . . Commercial . . . Likes basketball games and television . . . Dislikes people Who think they are better than anyone else Year- book, literary staff . . . Chorus . . . Plans to Work in the factory. IUDITH ANN OTT Judy Stenographic Likes dancing, sports, and happy people Dislikes conceited people Year- book typing and photo- graphy stafls Student Council Majorette Buddies are Anna, JoAnn, and Iosephine Plans 'to be a secretary. RICHARD RAYMOND OR- LANDI .. . Rick .. . Book- keeping . . . Likes food, and girls . . . Dislikes nothing . .. Buddies are Mike, Mitz, and Torn Sr. Class sec- retary . . . Chorus . . . Plans to attend college. PAUL OVERBECK . . . Ovy . . . Academic . . . Likes friendly people, food, and girls . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Buddies are john, Bill, and Joe . . . Chorus . . . Future is undecided. The Class Wits M. bupanick and I. Hollinan 4.1 I ruin If 'E 1 E.. 0148815 1 . 5f7fzf.7Zfi 22525225515QQsl.fZ':Ef:1'5':.5, r- , f'1 1' -.gf fl:'gf'1 ,-.:.:1.1--:,:,1,,:,:,,1,., , ,.,x'-' -59,0 ., 55151.E25121:Q:a:sr.5gsg51fa:z.aia2,E.:5g-gig., 119. I 225122535225515:15251551E2aii51?':E5zi2225i1I .seem --., -1: -.-. T le ?',l--414 f - ,- . 'f '12: 515-1:':2z:: .r,:2:1 1:1151 .-11 '.1x::: 4 ' IIIIIIUE :fE5L'f12i 1I' 5 1- . lfzg'f?2iQ3'fff4?.' HARRIET PATTERSON . . . Harriet . . . Stenographie . . . Likes people who are friend- ly and dancing Dislikes unfriendly people and hossy boyfriends Ir. Historians Business Staff of Year- hook . . . Chorus . . . Cheer- leader .. . Ir. Class Play . .. Plans to beconie an airline hostess. ROBERT PETERSON . . . Pete . . . General . . . Likes to sleep and girls . . . Dislikes to get up in the morning and P.O.D. tests ... Hi-Y ... Chorus . . . Buddies are Landis, Lucas, and Mostoller . . . Plans to enter the Air F orce. JULIA A. PAUCH . . . Judy . . . Academic . . . Likes danc- ing, swimniing, and sports . . . Dislikes people who think they are superior Ir. Historians Business of Yearbook Band . . . F.H.A. . . . Buddies are Carol and Max .. . A future nurse. IEAN PLUTA . . . Seootch . . . Stenographic . . . Likes nice people and good movies ... D i s l i k e s unfriendly people . . . Buddies are Aud- rey and Soupie . . . Chorus . . . Plans to get a job. The Most Talented-M. Smith and M. Griffith. 30 aj.Q,A.Q.Q,D,LUL ' 142311, JUDITH YVONNE QUEEN . . . Judy . . . Stenographic . . . Likes spaghetti, football, and playing the piano Dislikes snobbish people . . . Yearbook Literary editor . . . typing staff . . . National ,Honor Society . . . All- County and District Chorus Voted Most likely to lsucceedv . . . Homeroom treasurer . . . Plans to attend lEast Tennessee State Teach- gers College. l RICHARD LYNN RHOADS 4. . . Mountain man . . . Gen- eral . . . Likes sharp cars and girls Dislikes noth- Zing . . . Buddies are John and the gang . . . Chorus Plans to enter the Air llforce. LANA GALE REINHOLTZ . . . Cookie . . . Secretarial Likes sports, swimming, and Ronnie . . . Dislikes con- ceited people Jr. His- torians Yearbook Busi- ness Staff Captain Var- sity Cheerleaders . .. Maple Queen Candidate Plans to become a private secre- tary. KENNETH C. ROSE . . . Ken .. . General Likes good looking girls, food, and sports . . . Dislikes school . . . Buddies are Joe, John, and Willie . . . F.F.A. . . . F.F.A. Basketball . . . Will Work on the farm. .................... JOHN RINCLER John . . . General . . . Likes Janet, wrestling, and good coaches . . . Buddy is Jimmy . . . Ad- vanced Science . . . Chorus . .. Capt. of Wrestling Football King Plans to go to Washington D. C. RAYMOND JOSEPH SAY- LOR Ray General . . . Likes pizza, Pilltown, and money . , . Dislikes iight- ing with girls . .. Buddy is Kenny . . . Future plans are undecided. DONNA KAYE SHAULIS . . . Donna . . . Secretarial Likes steak, music, and boys .. . Dislikes snohs .. . Buddies are Kathy, Doris, and Sue .. . Typing staff of Yearbook . . . Band . . . Fu- ture is undecided. DANIEL G. SHEELER . . . Banjo . , . General . . . Likes money, Women, and cars . . . Dislikes teachers, and jealous Women . . . Buddies are Hornie, Cowboy, and Jim . . . Hi-Y . . . Wrestling . . . Chorus . . . Navy bound. The Most Athletic-J. Ringler and B. Iarosyk Jw JAMES SHAULIS . . . Shoc- lace . . . Academic . . . Likes food, girls, and cars . . . Dis- likes P.O.D., Wise guys and school Buddies include Sherni, Sinity, and Bill Hi-Y . . . Wrestling . . . Plans to enter the Air Force. LOIS ANN SHEFTIC . . . Lois . . . Stenographic . . . Likes dancing, movies, and music . . . Dislikes two-faced people . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Chorus . . . Jr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . Buddies are Marie, Doris, and Diane Planq to be a secretary. no aA,an,1zn.aL, RICHARD SHIELDS Dick . . . General .. . Likes Women, money and A.C.C. . . . Dislikes teachers and work . . . Buddies include joe, Dave, and jim . . . F.F.A .... Chorus . . . Foot- ball . . . YVrestling . . . Plans to get a job. CLARENCE SMITH . . . Buddy . . . General . . . Likes Sylvia, sports, and food Dislikes nosey people . . . Buddies are Earl, Jim and Doug . . . Eagle . . . Nature ,Club . . . Chorus . . . Future is undecided. E D W A R D M E R L E SHIREY . . . Ed . . . Aca- demic Likes music and hooks . . . Dislikes Mr. Campbell Buddy is joe . . . Plans to enter college with a future in biology. FRANK C. SMITH Smitty . . . Academic . . . Likes girls, especially Lois . . . Dislikes Work and teach- ers . . . Buddies include Ierry, Jim, and Bill . . . Plans to go to trade school. .1.g.g-1-:-:-1-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-1-cr:-:-::::::' ,:::-1, - '-:I.,.1.3.1.51,5.5.g.1-1-1-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-z-:-1-:-:-:-1,, :-z-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:::,:1:::5.:.-,.,.:,,::., 1, --:-:-:-g.:.:::,:,:3:::::::3:11::111:-:::::::g:3:-:gzgzz 12:2:r:rs:1:1:r:1:::1zr:rfrmrzrz-:-1-:az-:-1 .,:::,:,:,:,. 1 4,-.1-1:rsgr:-1-1-:-1.:-:-1,:::,:,:1:,:::::,:,:,:,:,1::: DOUGLAS SHUMAKER . . . Doug . . . Commercial Likes food, sports, and Linda . . . Dislikes E's on report cards . . . Buddies are john, Earl, and Charles Band . . . Orchestra . . . Navy bound. MARVIN FRANCIS SMITH . . . Marv . . . Commercial Likes pizza, music, and sports . . . Dislikes fast driv- ing, snohbish people, espec- ially girls . . . Eagle . . . Band . . . All-County Band . . . Buddies are Ben, Rick, and Tom . . . A future State Policeman. F ' frE1ErE1S122E:ErEfEgE5E5 . , E5E3E?E5E1E252ErE1i5E Er 513:52-1-1-: ' I. ,,.:.,:1:gig.g-5 ---'-' ' I .-:-:':-1-I-Z-Z-P iz:5:e:Q:2:Q: 5:s:2:2:::,f-' .va ' gziirvz:-'. ' :, ,:2fQ1Q:Q:2:Q1Q:2:2 The Best Looking-M. Zfmoni and R. Orlancli DORIS ANN SOPICH . . . Doris . . . Academic . . . Likes sports, and food Dislikes conceited people . . . F.H.A. Pres. Band Buddies are Janet, Kathy, and Carolyn .. . Plans to be a Medical Laboratory Tech- nologist. BENNIDICT STRAKA . . . Benny . . . Commercial . .. Likes fast cars and nice women . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls . . . Eagle ... Band... Buddies are Marvin, Larry, and Ronald . . . Plans to be a millionaire. JOSEPH MICHAEL SO- PICH . .. Frostie . . . Gen- eral . .. Likes food, girls, and pizza . . . Dislikes Snob- luish people . . . Buddies are john, Ken, and Larry F.F.A. Treas. . . . Band . . . Plans to work. NANCY LOU STUFFT Nance . . . General . . . Likes pizza, spaghetti, and boys . . . Dislikes snobbish people and school Buddies are Sandy, Bose, and Glenda . . . Yearbook . . . Chorus . .. A futurc telephone op- erator. buLaA,n,q.lo'uv1uLla JOSEPHINE MARIE TRELLA . . . Io .. . Steno- graphic . . . Likes Fudd, food, and fun Dislikes narrow minded people . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary . . . Chorus . . . Band's banner carrier . . . Buddies are the Rebels Plans to do secretarial work. VICTOR VESKOSKY . . . Vic General Likes Women . . . Dislikes all kinds of Work . . . Stage Crew . . . Future is undecided. GERALD TREXEL . . . Ier- ry Academic Likes Water skiing, basketball and girls . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls . . . Yearbook typing and literary staffs . . . Chorus jr. Class Play Bud- dies include everyone . . . Plans to go to college. WILLIAM THOMAS WALKER . . . Bill . . . Aca- demic Likes ice cream, and all sports . . . Dislikes bad grades . . . Adv. Science National Honor Society . . . Chorus . . . Basketball . . . Buddies are Klebonis and Neuhoil . . . Plans to at- tend college. JARIES C E C I L TRUS- COTT, IR. Bush Ceneral Likes money, girls, and food Buddies are Iohn, Jim, and Eugene . . . Advanced Science . . . Chorus . .. Football jr. Class Play Voted Best Personality . . . Navy bound. JERRY WALTERS .. Sherm Academic . . . Likes good food, basketball, and Women . . . Dislikes cer- tain foods, and wise guys . . . Basketball . . . Buddies are Frank, Jim and the basket- ball team . . . Future in- cludes the Army. 35 WW iaeiifizf s ff:-,.-.,, 'i -4 fee JOHN CHARLES WALTER . . . Jack . . . Academic . . . L i k e s water-ski-jumping, sports cars, and photography . . . Dislikes rock and roll music and big cars . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Buddies are Ed, Joe, and Speedy . . . Future includes college. STANLEY WOZNIAK Stush . . . General . . . Likes girls, food, and money Dislikes braggers and big deals . .. Buddies are John, Joe, and Bill . . . F.F.A. Sec- retary . . . Plans -to get a job and stay single. sf' fe 'V 5' ,sgsgegzgsgsgzgsgagagagsgs ,.,. .-...ip -gggggggg :E5E5E3E3E5E5E5E5E5E555E5E5E5E5'125' :EQEEEQEQEQEQE252225QEQEQEQEQEQEEEQEQEQEQEQE ,,,..,.. , 5555355233325 '-:Q:Q1Q:Q:2:3:i:i:1:?:-:-:-:-'-'jj :FQ X Lv:-:-3-135313135353 1 x '55555535 . QM: '3:?:-:-:-:-: .EZ-2-'-2-1-1-5 5, fizfefa ,ggaiaiafzfaiai ' E2EfE1E 121215-i-'f'i '1 4 .-.-E232ErEf'i'eE1E2ErE 5E1:2 4- :ff ' -::2:3:5:5:3:5:5:5 ai:'5r5f'.:2:5:5:1 my 32232525 Hb 512121 fl '.-2525252353 -'- 2-2-2-2-I-I-I-525' 'w::mdi?2T.1Z'flff:3ffE52fEf2fE5' I f5EfE5i5E5E3E5ifE H' A 1 52i2a2g:.'12E2E2E2?' 5 J xyzfgfgigigigigii 121232311-532 1 QV12E2E1fQ.,,1.,.,.,,5Q-4342..,.gpg:g:g:g:g1,fig: -25g1ggg1j1g:gpg WILLIAM VVHIPKEY Willie . . . Academic . . . Likes pizza, steak and chic- ken Dislikes unfriendly people Yearbooik, Art Staff editor Stage Crew Buddies include every- one Plans an Air Force career. MARY ANN ZANONI Mary Ann . . . Secretarial Likes pizza, all Italian foods, and friendly people . . . Dislikes conceited people Buddies are the Rebels . .. Yearbook typing and photography staffs . .. Busi- ness staff sec. . . . Majorette Football Queen Chorus Plans to go to Medical School. JOHN WOZNIAK Munch . . . General . . . Likes football, spaghetti, and girls Dislikes wind sprints in football . . . Buddies are Bob, Bence, and jim . . . Football . . . Plans to join the Navy. 911, ' So, with distraction round him stilled, Now let him be content! And times from age to age shall build His standing monument. Lawrence Housman A Dead War1'io1' The students of LBJ. joint High School suf- fered a great loss with the sudden death of their beloved friend, Donald Edward Vinosky on Feb- ruary 22, 1959. His enthusiasm for living and sincere interest in others led him to participate in many activities. Don was a member of the I.B.I. basketball team and was student manager of the football team. Born in Melcroft, Fayette County on April 15, 1941, Don was a junior when he met his untimely death. Don-smiling, popular and friendly-Was ad- mired and respected by his classmates and teachers. 37 C Officers, L. to R.-J Volk, President, T. Tu- lenko, Vice President, C Blougli, Secretary, ab sent-Janet Ernert, Treas- llI'E!1'. T. Allison, M. Alwine, B. Baraniak, D. Baraniak, C. Barron, E. Baughnian, C. Balsiewicz R. Bagley, S. Bertolini, T. Bills, B. Bittner, C. Blougli, C. Blough, P. Blougli L. Bracken, D. Brown, I. Brown, R. Bruner, F.. Cald- erone, I. Cole, B. Coleman. D. Cramer, M. Critclifield A. Cronemiller, C. Darr, H Davis, Y. Davis, M. Deal. 1 J. Donner, C. DeFelice, C Deist, R. Diehl, I. Emert, I Eppley, E. Ferre. E. Fetsko, S. Flanigan, .I Flowers, E. Folton, S. Frank, I. Friedline, I. Friedline. J. Friedline, N. Fritz, P. Cary, I. Gilbert, C. Gontis, B. Gowarty, I. Heinininger. T. Holt, T. Horner, S. Hos- tetler, A. Kallman, G. Kavar, J. Kowalczyk, I. Krupper. 38 lam- .listen rw' 1 ., .W Ilinnlmuunnim The Juniors began the year with high hopes for success. They elected as their President, J. Volk, V. President, T. Tulenko, Secretary, C. Blough, Treasurer, J. Emert. Class advisors Were: Mr. Campbell, Mr. Chervenak, Mr. Krupnilc, and Mr. Sheftic. They began the year vvith the concession stand, to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. One of the high spots in their money making activities Was the sale of magazines. They did exceed their quota, Which was to their good fortune. The highest home room being Mr. Shefticis, and the highest seller was Joan Randall With a sale of 8127. Among their other activities were a skating party, and the Junior play. The Juniors had seven contestants in the Voice of Democracy Contest. The Winner being a Junior, Bertie Bittner. Ceorgean Kavar came in second place, and Carol Sage in third place. The biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, sponsored by the Juniors. The Prom turned out to be a great success, thus ending a Wonderful successful year for the Juniors. E. Knnclier, F. Lainonica, S. Lazier, Pt. Lcnsbour, J. Loughry, M. Maruca, P. Marker B. Mash, M. Mayer, E. Mil- ler, P. Miller, J. Mills, T. Xlishler, D. Mitchell D. Moon, D. Morrison, G. Niemic, A. Pacifico, M. Pass- aro, D. Patrick, P. Patterson J. Pelesky, VV. Pettit, R. Phillips, C. Pluta, J. Randall, D. Hhoads, C. Pxyniak C. Sage, G. Saponsky, J. Sap- onsky. E. Saylor, P. Schrock, A. Senft, C. Shatter V. Shaulis, B. Shcelcr, A. Sheftic, D. Shields, L. Sli- zevvski, C. Snitzer, P. Spiker T. Stemmler, P. Stets, J. St. Clair, F. Szymanski, D.Thomas, B. Thomas, C. Tressler 'V ,.,, 3 , T D. Tuiscott, T ,i', T 'Tulenk0, A. Tun 7 stall, P. Turney, J 3 si pg . Volk, S. VVozniak A ' XVillianis f. '. Ear uuu1as1uv.ns.a.-1-1-Q.,1....t.. .......,...,t..,.W.a,-M..... it S J. Wentz, G B. Adams, C. Albright, L Avery, S. Beenian, J. Bentz, J. Berkey, W. Blough S. Budzina, A. Chernalc, M. Clevenger, VV. Croyle, S. Csehoski, S. Daniels, B. Darr 1. Diest, I, Donia, V. Donia, J. Eppley, P. Esposita, M. Evano, D. Fisher N. Fisher, M. Fotta, A. Frank, C. F riedline, D. Grif- fith, D. Cilhert, C. Cindles- perger D. Crii'Hth, L. Harding, D. Henry, B. Hour, R. Johns- town, J. Knupp, L. Knupp R. Kwshewitz, C. Kozola, R. Kozuch, P. Lepley, T. Lep- ley, R. Lohr, J. Lundqucst KI. Lynch, R. McGuire, D Mahi, R. Mahi, D. Manges A. Marker, J. Mastillo a OFFICERS .SnphonwfmA, L. to R.-B. Kozuch, Sec.- Treas.g D. Griffith, Vice President, S. Beeinan, President The Sophomore Class was busy making plans for its first year in Senior High. Excite- ment ran high as members prepared for their activities: selling name pins, planning a con- cession stand at the Meyersdale game, and selling Christmas candy. Another activity Was a football dance on November 10, Where john Ringler was chosen as Mr. Football and Mary Ann Zanoni as Miss Touchdown. President Sylvia Beeman V ice-President Dale Criflith Secretary Rose Ann Kozuch All activities rank high on their list. They are represented on the football and basketball teams. The girls became majorettes or cheered for their favorite team, The Bears. eagerly to the next year. The Sophomores are looking forward eagerly to the next year. Class advisors are: Mr. Hackett, Mrs. I-Iaupt, Mr. Urch, Miss Rose. Moskey E. Pelesky, L. Perian R. Singo, S. Singo Stephens, L, Straka ko, C. Vish, J. Volk C. Zimmerman 41 P. Mattaliano, D. Bierrm ger, J. Migot, M. Miller C Moore, B. Moravecz S S. Nicklovv, L. Oglme T Oplinger, I. Panek, L Pull J. Pickworth, K. Phillips R Pritts, S. Pugh, F. Pills hmff P. Reffner, P. Schmuckei L L. Shaulis, T. Sheftic I Sierocky, .D. Singo, G Smgo S. Sipple, D. Smith, C Spelc. ker, I. Start, T. Steclml B I. Stufft, D. Thom lb Xl Thomas, P. Trella, F. Tulen J. WVable, Pm. Wiencek P Williams, C. Wojnarowski C. Wozniak, W. Zablotney J R. Adams, S. Barnett, A. Bazyk, C. Beener, J. Begley, D. Benedict, E. Blovugh, R. Bruner L. Buckham, R. Carpenter, R. Cebula, R. Ciarroca, R. Cole, G. Critchlield, D. Daley, D. Deist J. Dietz, B. Einert, D. Epp- le R. Es osita F Federo yr p 1 ' ' Wicz, J. Fetsko, T. Flanigan, E. Fleegle G. Flowers, E. Foradori, B. Fry, E. Ceorg, J. Ciarrusso, D. Gilbert, L. Gindlesperger, O. Glessner D. Cohn, D. Core, C. Grif- fith, T. GriH'ith, S. Harris, P. Hernminger, D. Hershey, D. Hoffman J. Holt, H. Horner, I. Hurst, A. Iarosyk, D. Karla. P. Kavar, G. Kennell, 1. Kertis R. King, J. Klebonis, C: Knupp, C. Knupp, C. Knupp, D. Krause, H. Kuncher, R. Kutclunan D. Lasky, L. LaVigne, D. Lazier, V. Legarski, P. Lens- bouer, C. Lepley, R. Lep- ley, A. Lightner E. Livingston, S. Lohr, F. Lundquest, L. Mack, D. Mattaliano, M. Mayse, C. Merrback, G. Miller OFFICERS L. to R.-J. Tipton, Treas- urer, G. Sheftic, Vice President, S. Yoder, Pres- ident, K. Warnick, Sec- retary 42 193511551 T ' 135' 125111 9 ,izl ijt Q55 gg , ujgh v, it iss? :.:' ..., Z, 45191 si kai ' The oflicers for the Freshmen Class for 1959-1960 were: President Susan Yoder Vice-President Gloria Sheftic Secretary Karen Warnick 'Treasurer janet Tipton The class and homeroom oflicers met Oct. 14, 1959, to discuss class activities. They de- cided to hold their class party on May 5, 1959. L. Miller, E. Mitchell, G. Moore, H. Moore, W. Mor- rison, B. Myers, C. Ohler, L. Orlandi L. Panion, L. Perigo, R. Pet- erson, J. Pettit, L. Pronesti, T. Queen, L. Reinholltz, L. Rhoads A. Sadowsky, I. Sage, F. Schellenberg, C. Schmucker, D. Schrock, S. Shaffer, M. Shaulis, G. Sheftic P. Showman, M. Simmons, L. Sipple, L. Smith, N. Snitzer, W. Snyder, R. Spiegle, G. Spory S. Spory, B. Stevens, N. St. Clair, C. Stillwagon, S. Stuflt, C. Supanick, G. Thomas, I. Tipton M. Tressler, E. Tunstall, D. Unger, B. Vinosky, D. Vol- chko, T. Walbush, D. War- nick, K. Warnick D. West, C. Wliipkey, S. Whipkey, A. Wiencek, B. NVozniak, J. Wright, S. Yoder, E. Zablotney Future plans for the class were as follows: a concession stand at a football game, a skat- ing party and other activities during their sophomore year. The class colors: Red and White. The motto: The elevator to succes is not running-take 'the stairs. Class advisors: Mr. Drwal, Mrs. Mishler, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Cook, Mrs. Murphy. K. Airsman, 'W. Allison, B. Ash, W. Ash, I. Avery, R. Balsicwicz, B. Baranizlk, I. Baraniak J. Beltrami, B. Bills, C. Blough, L. Bodziak, M. I. Beener, Bence, K. J. Bodziak, Bruner A. Budzina. E. Budzina, D. Carroll, L. Carroll, G. Ceb- ula, C. Clark, S. Cramer, J. Dcist S. Deist, F. Donia, S, Donia, P. Dunmeyer, P. Ellcr, I. Emerick, J, Eppley, AI. Farsht B. Fisher, S. Fisher, C. Flee- glc, A. Fotta, R. Frank, C. Friedline S. Friedlinc T Fritz a 2 1 D. Ginger, M. Gilbert, P. Cilbcrt, B. Gindlesperger, J. Gindlesperger, P. Gindles- perger, R. Gindlesperger, C. Griffith. L. Hcchler, L, Hcmmiuger, L. Hemmiuger, T. Henry, V. Hershey, T. Hockins, I. Iurosick F. Johnson, L. jones, I. Kaufman, T. Kaufman, L. Kerch, I. Kerekes, M. Key- ser, G. Kimmel L. King, B. Knupp, R. Knupp, M. Kowzllczyk, L. Krupnik, P. Lamonica, T. Leapcr, M. Lengyl M. E. Lepley, L. Leplcy, Lepley, Lcpley, M. Lcsky, NV. Lynch, P. McKclvey, M. Merriugcr 55 L. to R.- dent 5 taryg ture W son, T OFFICERS Lqhth, J. Murphy, Vice Presi- Presidentg C. Mull, L. Sheeler, Secre- Absent when pic- 1'62lSU1'61'. as taken, B. Alli- . 1yww.z,wL:4.: zgw- -:fmzgwgw ge fsggagwfsgf hf L' 12aA'5'W1'9fg?3g1f f 1 Yifi ww ' ' -.wwf fig-:ww L bpm ss:-m?fxiE?5 ' QE ei? ':v.ew..1..z ? S59- , WA? an-f ysvmm - wx 1:-.mqf , . . K, -.ww .1.f.-, ws?-44, Igfw., PN sl. .. j SQQHSEIE :, Zesgfisiggiiiii . 3555.2 ,L X K ., ,Z A M ww-,.w. 1.1. P ig u m was U 1. wimfvf 4 Awgw-Q ,em .. 3 fag 5-3 ,1 f ,,,- , gg .Wag .L - 1 , , , 1,553 .wa s,,g,Z wg gz,., . :,.f:,, ,,. 713: H ' - . 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' 'lil zfff ,Q fi-1 if 5 TFL? K 'L Sz ' Wi ' Y 'f-Y ' ' if N 'g fwfh ur ,-ss, Un X -A 'f V .1 44 The eighth grade can not participate in fund-raising projects so they have a class party in the spring. The members of the faculty who helped them on their way were the following: Mr. Brockunier, Mrs. Bossart, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Krupper, Mrs. Haberlin, and Mr. Hostetler. Their were: class oHficers for the 1959-1960 term President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer M. Mikolich, D. Miller Cynthia Mull James Murphy Linda Sheeler VVilliam Allison I. Miller, R. Miller, G. Mit- chell, R. Mitchell, P. Moore A. Morgan, C. Mort, Mosholder Li C. Mull, I. Mullen, I .Mur- phy. VV. Murphy, R. Murray, J. Nicklovv, F. Niemic, P. O,Connor L. Ogline, M. Ogline, S. Ott, V. Palm, R. Panek, R Paul, C. Pelesky, D. Pelli- cione C. Percherke, G. Phillips, R. Phillips, R. Piper, J. Reck- ner, D. Reffner, D. Reiiner A. Rho-ads R. Rose, D. Saylor, R. Schell- enberg, L. Senft, E. Shaffer D. Shaulis, F.. Shaulis, R Shaulis W. Shaulis, L. Sheeler, R Shippey, H. Slizewski, C Smith, C. Snoeherger, L Spory, C. Stout A. Scewzyk, B. Thomas, L Thomas, R. Thomas, B Tracy, I. Truscott, C. Tun- stall, F. Tunstall T. Veskosky, S. Warnick, E VVhipkey, J. VVilliams, R WVilliams, F. Willison, M Wajnoroski, M. Zuchelli v a Swmfhy B. Ansell, D. Baith, L. Bar- clay, R. Barnett, G. Beahr T. Benedict, T. Berkey, R Bittner K. Blough, M. Blo-ugh, J Bowman, D. Bowser, B x Boyer, J. Brant, R. Brocku- nier, S. Brown VV. Brown, H. Budzina, L. Burke, E. Calderone, G. Cal- derone, D. Carlson, L. Car- penter, B. Clark R. Clarke, R. Cole, W. Cole, F. Critchfielcl, D. Darrigo, C. Dedik, C. Delancey, C. Deist I. Druist, D. Eller, H. Em- erick, L. Eppley, R. Eppley, A. Fetsko, E. Fisher, B. Fritz S. Furman, I. C-ary, M. Gei- yer, M. Gilbert, D. Cin- dlesperger, S. Ginger, Y. Cowarty, W. Gursky P. Harrison, R. Hay, R. Hechler, D. Holder, C. Hor- ner, F. Hunter, S. Hurst, F.. Hutzel C. Kallman, M. Kaufman, E. Kavar M. 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X fiw S , ., , 1 ,, W, ,,,L,, W Nf., ,m,Q,l, , , . , , L, Xk,j5s.A!jf'Xg f - fha X KX X iiigggf E XSXX Us X329 47 I NGC? Uv M E K Jhevnicaobiiha lmdzp... The Student Council is the govern- mental body of our school. To create an understanding of problems among the student body, the faculty, and the ad- ministration, is the aim of this council. It provides an opportunity for members of the school to discuss student problems. Through the effort of the Student Council, the students of our school unite into a group that supports practically all the activities which they feel are Worthy of the attention of the students. Projects of the council are selling ice cream at noon, and putting up the large tree and decorating it during the Christ- mas season. The student council presents many interesting assemblies. One of the favor- ites of the season was the trampoline experts. This year the council chose Eugene Landis as President, Carol DeFelice as Treasurer, Iohn Behon as Secretary, and Ianet Cindlesperger as Chaplain. First Row, L. to R.- M. Gilbert, L. Wil- liams, I. Pronesti, D. Krause, W. Lynch, B. Emert, L. Jones, G. Griffith, C. Kowal- czyk, Mr. Leventry Second Row-D. Preff- ner, I. Avery, S. Bee- man, I. Loughry, I. Kerekes, G. Flowers, I. Emert, T. Tulenko Third Row-P. O,Con- nor, I. Gindlesperger, R. Mahl, B. Jarosyk, A. Kallman, M. Grif- fith, C. Blough, P. Showman, J. Ott Fourth Row-C. Per- cherke, P. Lensbouer, C. DeFelice, D. Cram- er, I. McGuire, P. Patterson, K. Lohr, K. Airsman Fifth Row- . Tulenko, D. Gore, . Landis, J. Krupnik, . Griflith, I. Behon. Moore. mmm Officens: L. to R.-K. Lohr, J. Behon, E. Landis, C. De- Felice, I. Gindlesperger EE. . . First Row, L. to R.-S. Bee-ner, C. Sage, M. Sup- anick, M. McGuire, C. Bloiugh, J. Flowers, D. Patrick Second Row- J. Friedline, J. Friedline, R. Deist, L. Sheftic, A. Cronemiller, C. Gontis Third Row-H. Stern, C. Baraniak, K. Lolir, M. Zanoni, C. DcFe1ice, I. Queen, H. Patterson Fourth Row-C. Balsie- Wicz, E. Chappell, B. VValker, C. Snitzer, R. Coleman, B. Lightner 1114 'Pwr if 1. ,, 'fl I I 2.2! 6 '-111' E .zz ea ,I -a .- I. . ,K-5 .... . 0 ,nh an '?::- 2. 2 a-:,- fr? VIH! IIHPHT: gal LA, .... Softail, OFFICERS L. to R.-1. Queen, B. XValker, H. Stern, S. Becner Striving for higher scholarship and bet- ter school citizenship among our student body is the National Honor Society. This organization, sponsored by Mrs. Allen, is a society for juniors and seniors Who arc outstanding in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Only stu- dents having a B average, are eligible for membership in this organization. Five per cent of the class may be installed during the junior year and ten per cent during the senior year. Each year the society engages in a number of activities. These include a Weekly devotions program and initiation of nevv seniors in the fall and juniors in the spring. The othcers for the year Were: Presi- dent, B ill Walke1', Vice-Pres., Judy Queen, Secretary, Susan Beenerg Treas- urer, Helen Stern. jim. Rex, fallzlufn, Jho, 7960 ffl. 'all 212:15 , . U 1 l I 55252325 2518. A :sf EDIT-ORS First Row, L. to R. -D. Gowarty, D. Gilbert Second Row-I. G i n d l e- sperger, B. Whip- key Third Row- H. Stern, I. Queen 22:22. 1:2 :s:s:2:s:z: 1 .5352 :... . 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Diane Gowarty ' f!llZ1lf.Q,.f0fh2lyLa,J'I'l6l, BUSINESS STAFF LITERARY STAFF First Row, L. to IT.-M. GrifHth, P. Evans, M. Zanoni, H. First Row, L. to R.-G. Deal, R. Begley, J, Flgwert S PHffefS0'H,-L- RCIHIWOHZ, C- 521536, D, PHffiCk 56001161 Hostetler, J. Queen Second Row-N. Stufft, S. Colle C Row-J. Gmdlesperger, C. DeFelicc, I. Flowers, A. Kall- Spitzer, I, Trexel, H, Stem man, C. Blough, P. Patterson, C. Ryniak, C. Blough, I. Paugh, C. Leydig, V. Biondo, D. Gowarty Third Row- Mr. La Vignc The 1960 edition of the yearbook, Rex tistic work on the yearbook to make it more Collium, originated in the fall of 1959. At this attractive. time the theme 'iAlbumv was chosen. The business staff, headed by Diane Gow- Helen Stern was selected as Editor in Chief. arty, toured the surrounding towns collecting Plans were then made for the book. ads to put into our yearbook. The Literary staff, headed by Indy Queen, Doris Gilbert made sure the typing staff did rounded up all the available news and put it their work to perfection as the final touch to our into write-ups to make our book more interesting. Rex Collium. Janet Gindlesperger and her photography Mr. Cook, the head advisor, worked closely staff members made up schedules and kept the with the staffs and guided us over the rough spots. kids on the move when it came to picture time. It was through his fine ideas and encouragement Bill Whipkey and his assistants did the ar- that we produced such a fine Rex Collium. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF TYPING STAFF Seated, L. to R.-D. Gilbert, S. Pugh, A. Kalhnan, L. Standing-D. Gilbert. I. Maruca, M. Zanoni Seated H Perian, M. Fotta, N. Fritz, I. Gindlesperger Standing- Stern, 1. Queen, D. Shaulis, A. Esposita, I. Trexcl, I Ott I. Deaner, C. Barron, B. Darr, I. Pickworth, F. Pushnigg. G. Gindlesperger, XI. Zanoni, I. Ott, I. Maruca, A. Esposita Jhe1fazawwfheaw.4,0,eg.ie.g. Our monthly chronicle, the Eagle, is an exciting part of the time students spend at I. B. J. Our newspaper is edited entirely by a stafli of students who are under the sponsor- ship of Miss Koscho. The members in this staff have the responsibility of collecting news concerning the school and its many activities and to make write-ups of these various topics. Each month the Eagle contains a great variety of the things that are of interest to the stu- dents. The writeups usually contained in the Eagle are editorials written on subjects that may correspond with a holiday that may be celebrated in the month or an educational article. The club news article contains the First Row, L. to R.-I. Bence, P. Leply, M. Al- wine, I. Epplcy, C. Ry- niak, I. Brown, V. Donio, Miss Koscho Second Bow -L. Harding, C. Blough, Y. Davis, I. Deist, M. Supanick, C. Gontis, P. Mattalino, P. T u 1'1'1 e y Third Row-L. Shaulis, D. Henry. I. Belti-ami, J. Baca. P. Stets, L. Knupp, C. Friedline Fourth Row-A. M i l l e r , B. S t 1' a k a , E. Miller, M. Smith, E. S a ylo r , C. Smith. Eagle Officers: L. to R.-P. Tur- ney, Miss Koscho, A. Miller, J. Beltrami, M. S up a n i c k , P. Stets, C. Gontis 5443 activities of the club, articles on the classes are about meetings that were held and other news pertaining to the classes. The sports article gives a description of the games that were held by our football, basketball, and wrestling teams. Each write-up is checked, typed, pub- lished, then sent to the student for enjoyable reading. The editors are: Editor, Mary Supanickg Co-Editor, Audrey Miller, Layout Editor, Jane Beltrami, News Editor, Connie Contis, Busi- ness and Exchange Editor, Ioan Brown, Fea- ture Editor, Patricia Turney, Sports Editor, Patty Stets. ng nun, n.wrwlrwL luww .126 The Library Club is innin- tained with the purpose of keep- ing books in proper order, filing cards up to date, and keeping the magazines in good condition. In the club are seven assis- tants under the advisorsliip of Mrs. Foster, the librarian. 4- fe ., G Q Sh! 'al v'.' ' llfa uv 'Na 1 0, a uf Ao ,f . I, ? . . ' I 0307 4 .1 JS. . ,, - 1' Ni fml, - - W' K K ,ff-: ' , 1 1 ' . ., .. ,- : - Quin, l ,' 5 -,Za , - U - ,. 'Zvi ' '5 '. - -,dig ,I , 5 . . , . Jr? '. ' ' .lf ' ff .fy-. - I way: 52 .1 ' 0 -.,'..g.:gf'f ' 0 J: 4 ' I' A Because of the enthusiasm and co-operation of the members of the club, the library is in good condition and is Well organized. XVe, the student body and faculty are grateful to those responsible for the excellent condition of our library. 55 Mrs. Foster First Row, L. to R.-S. Yoder, C. Miller, D. Lasky, Stullt Second Row-D. Daley, B. Vllox- niak, L. P-erigo Jim 6'alwL - ' fozxonflza F1lSt Row L toR I Mirucl C Rynlak C Darr M Zlnom I Mast1llo C Vlsh P Evqns I Ott I Ernert I Lund quest Second Row B Dlrr L Buckhcun D GIEID P SC,l11'I'1l1LlxLI' L L1V1 ne D Pltrlck S Hostetler B B1ttner P Turncy S D1v1s I lull D Warnlck I Fetsko Mr Klstler Thrrd Row D LaL1er O Clessner I Paugh C Blough C Flowers D Volchko S Burnett C Sige I Clndlesperger D SOPICD A Sfzdowsky T Cr1Hltl1 Fourth Row T Stcdlna B Blough C Leydlg M Crlfllth A Senft D S1T11tl1 D Shlulls L Perlan A Cronenullcr R Bertol1n1 F Lundquest R Phrlllps L C1ndlespe1ger Flfth Row W Zfiblotney C Barlnrlk I St Clcur T Llghtner I Srerocky B Lrghtncr L Avery H Moore I Pclesky S Bertol1n1 I B1ron1 R Kutchman Slxth Row I Start R Rhoads D Avery M Smxth B Stevens D Truscott I Cole D Sheftrc I P1ckworth D Schunlaker S L171er W Pcttxt Sev enth Row D Cr1fHth E Ccor e A Sheftlc A Yost I Wllter I Krupmck B Nlostoller D Moon D Rhodes I Com b1t1 I Sopmh C Budzml and The band begftn the new yea1 by plavlng at the footblll games Undel the d116Ct1OI1 of M1 K1Stl61 W1thout Whom the band would not have been A success the b Ind moved to be a h1t Whele O1 when It played Always there bes1de the band Wele the malolettes led bx Io Ann Maruca The Oth81 11181016665 Were I Emert C Darr I Lundquest I Mast1llo C V1Sh P Evans M Zanonl Ott and C Bynlak The band played lOl the SCHIOI and JUH101 plays meuched 111 the Memonal Dav Palade and spent October 10th at lndlana State Teachers College to1 the annu Il homeconnng pzuade and lttended the football game iftewvards MAIORETTES L t0R C V1Sl1 I Mfzst1llo C D1r1 C Bvnuk I Emert I Lundqucst wmmmmqm, the Anal. of, fha, Acwaqp, lmaai. git. ami As the name of this group implies, these students are the beginning of what shall some- day be the Senior High marching band. Hours of thankless practice are theirs now for the chance to someday be rightfully recognized as accomplished musicians. ' VVith Mr. Kistler to lead them along their Way, because this group does not elect officers, they learn the fundamentals of music and Hnally, the intricacies of good musicianship. Four periods a Week you will find thesc young people rehearsing enthusiastically in the band room. ' SR. MAIORETTES L. to R.-I. Maruca, P. Evans, I. Ott, M. Zanoni First Row, L. to R.-M. Zuchelli, G. Lohr, D. Holder, VV. Mostoller, NI. Blough, I. Cindlespergcr, 1. Rhoads, VV. Shawley, S. Peltz, M. Geiycr, I. Truscortt, Mr. Kistler Second Row-D. Carlson, L. Carroll, F. Mishlcr, E. Zablotncy, D. Ncri, Nl. Len- gyl, H. Neri, R. Clark, T. Griffith, M. Mcrringer Third Row-J. Schmuckcr, E. Russell, Friedline, WV. Brown, C. Sclmrucker, S. Harris, D. Myers, D. Ozag, A. Hhoads, C. Pclesky, D. Ringler Fourth Row-R. XVilliams, G. Snoeberger, J. Avery, A. Kozola, N. St. Clair, S. Lohr, I. lleckncr, L. Hennninger, L. Scnft, M. Shaulis Fifth Bow-B. Thomas, D. Gil- bert, N. Pcrian, L. Perigo, RI. Simmons, A. Bazyk, Bccner, C. Knupp, P. Show- man, E. Szewczyk, D. Stutlt BAND NIElNfBERS AT EASE. L. to R.-D. Shumaker, D. Sopich, M. Smith, C. Budzina, J. Gindlespergcr, B. Lightncr Mr. E. Kistler g Uoicca, ' nn, ' -l Music plays an important role with the students of j.B.j.g there are about 180 members in the chorus of our school who can j attest to this fact. Four days a Week the chorus meets to give their l l 1 l best to the part of music in our daily curriculum. And it is no Wonder the students enjoy their music there is diversity enough of music to appeal to a host of individual tastes. K'Bali ? Haif c'Let Mt. Zion Rejoicef and Climbin Up the Mountainp' r are just a few of the songs that the students enjoyed singing the past year. . Mrs. Louise Thomas is the capable director Who leads our l chorus through days of Wonderful song. 1 i I Mrs. L. Thomas jim, fhmua, Activities of the chorus this past year have been: participa- ting and leading the student body in a Christmas program of songs. Three members of the chorus, Marie McGuire, Judy Queen, and Doris Gilbert, at- tended Central VVestern District Chorus in Ford Citv. Seventeen members attended All-County Chorus. Spring activities in- cluded attendance at the Spring 1jIS'I'R1C'I' NIENIBEHS Concert at Forbes High School. I...toR.-ml. Queen, D. Gilbert, M. McGuire First Row, L. to B.-L. Straka, A. Espoisita, V. Shaulis, D. Mzinges, C-. Singo, I. YVcntz, B. Bagley, C. Zimmerman, A Tunstall, C. Kozoila, S. Csehoski, Mrs. Thomas Second Row-M. McGuire, B. Baraniak, C. Deal, B. Mahl, KI. Alwine B. jarosyk, L. Beinholtz, P. Nlattalino, I. Diest, S. Beener, S. Singo, -I. Ogline. Third Row-T. Lepley, C. Cindles perger. R. Pitts, V. Bionflo, I. Pluta, N. Stutft, J. Friedline, -I. Friedline, D. Morrison, N. Fritz, D. Gilbert Fourth Row- M. Maruca, C. Smith, P. Esposita, J. Krupper, D. Baraniak. I. Loughry, C. Barron, B. Mash, B. Niemie, A. Kallman, NI Supanick Fifth Row-C. Snitzer, F. Lamonica, VV. Feteho, AI. Deaner, B. Rhodes, Fl. Gilbert, YVofZniak, H. Patterson, D Cowarty, XI. Critehfielcl Sixth Row-E. Miller, P. Trella, B. Croyle, -I. Paneli, C. Miller, T. Adams, B. Boyer, j. Queen H. Stern, P. Stets Seventh Row-pl. Klebonis, VV. Thomas, E. Chappel, VI. Truscott, j. Knupp, Al. Kowalczyk, C. Bal sievicz, C. Saponsky, A. Miller. Eighth Row-B. Coleman, XV. NValker, AI. Trexel, B. Saylor, D. Sheeler, R. Fisher, E Miller, D. Phillips, D. Mahl 59 ll ' 0 o jwm Uni fm, Hmqmf' - Auum, .2I'l.6lQdlID!L. On Novembei 20, 1959, the semoi class presented the play entitled :Time Out for Ginger? The class actors and ac- tresses Worked busily and tirelessly three times a Week pre- paring for their debut. The play was under the direction of Mr. Nick Cook, who did a commendable job. B. jarosyk L. to R.-M. Grifhth, D. Gowarty, -I. B. Iarosyk and L. Sheftic Krupnik, L. Sheftic, B. Jarosyk mluhq, fvlmjhca' . STAGE CREW Kneeling, L. to R.-I. Shaulis, D. Lucas, R. Horner, B. Wfhipkcy, V. Veskosky, J. Migot Sitting-B. Gowarty, C. Barron Standing-WV. The plot centers around Virginia Carol, a fourteen year old tomboy, who decides she Wants to go out for the football team after hearing a speech made by her Zalblotmeyrj 3, giemcky, 3, Frank, B, 51166161-, father on individual rights. After various conflicts with D. Sheelcr, R. Diehl, D. Avery Back-R. Bruner her family, the principal, and her boyfriend, she decides to turn feminine and give up her dreams of football. L. to R.-B. Rlostoller, I. Klebonis, R. Peterson, C, Lcydig and I. Krupnik I. Neuhoff, -Nf xx R tgmW!mm x v gg gig? N? ,,,,.:. ,. 1 .- zwmmQw?M+f Q: if H My qiwwnmgiwa -' , ,' 'u I7 '- -mwagnum wap To co-ordinate school activity The club is under the leader- First Row, L. to R.-D. Fisher, S. Frank, T. Tulenko, D. Mer- ringer, T. Sheftic, B. Covvarty, Mr. Urch Second Row-B. Lohr, E. Miller, UI. Shaulis, T. Adams, D. Cramer, R. Peter- son Third Row-J. Behon, D. Sheeler, L. Slizevvski, I. Sapon- sky, B. Mostoller, E. Landis, W. Thomas 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 scholarship, co-operation, and friendliness. To promote such feelings and attitudes, the club is constantly vigilant to Ways in which they can im rove the ship of the capable Mr. Urch. The officers are: John Behon ....,..,..,. President Gene Landis ..,,,. Vice-President Bob Peterson ..... ........ S ecretary, Treasurer school and commurlgity. The members are to set Christian ex- amples for the rest of the stu- dent body. They are to strive to do their best morally as Well as scholastically. john Saponsky , . Chaplain Some of the clubs activities Were selling potato chips at the Wrestling meets and basketball games. G4 Officers, L. to R.-R. Peterson I. Saponsky, G. Landis, I. Be- hon ngall ' -J1ul-5'lL- First Row, L. to H.-J. Lund quest, D. Patrick, Bet-man I. Trella, I. Volk, R. Mahl, S Beener, R. Zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas Second Row-V. Bion do, P. Evans, D. Cowarty, M McGuire, M. Griffith, L. Shef- tic, I. Friedline, I. Friedline Third Row-A. Senft, C. VVojna rowski, A. Cronemiller, C. Lohr, C. Kavar, S. VVasniak, C. Darr Fourth Row-C. DeFelicc, B Lightner, G. Balsiewicz, D Phillips, D. Mahl, C. Vish, I Albright, J. Start. Tri-Hi-Y OHicers, L. to R.- J. Trella, V. Biondo, M. Grif- fith, C. DeFelice, D. Cow- arty. The B. I. chapter of thc Tri-Hi-Y is one of the oldest or- ganizations in our school. The members are very proud of this as well as of their purpose. They strive to set up pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions among themselves, and also be- tween their fellow students. They uphold such characteristics as honesty, friendliness, unselfish- ness ,and determination. The Tri-Hi-Y members are taught to serve others willingly. At Christmas they send gifts and clothing to the needy. 65 Some of the activities were bake sales. These proved to be very successful projects. The members baked the goodies, and then sold them to the students. They sold cakes, fudge, cookie- candy, and many other sweets. The officers were: Maxine Griffith .,,. .. .. President Carol DeFelice .. Vice-President Iosephine Trella .,.. ,. Secretary Vickie Biondo ,..,. .. Treasurer Diane Cowarty . ,.,, . Chaplain j.j.d.- jlumamvrhaanolhobiea Our Future Farmers of Am- erica were busy trying to make this a successful year. These boys Worked to live up to their motto. The officers of this club in- cluded Kenny Rose, President, john Bocsy, Vice President, Stanley Woziiiak, Secretary, Joseph S o p i c h , Treasurer, VVilliam Miller, Sentinel, Ron- ald Henry, Reporter, james Bence, Chaplain, with Frank- lin LaVigne as their advisor. During football season, the boys made money by selling cider. Some other money making activities Were, selling of onion plants, hillbilly shovv, sale of tools and group farming. These boys had many acti- vities such asg basketball team, hay ride, steak fry, swimming party, corn and Weiner toast, Leadership Training Confer- ence, County F .F .A. Meeting and a 10 day Hshing trip to Ontario, Canada. During the hunting season of small game, the F.F.A. boys enjoyed a game supper Where they provided the game. The club held an annual initiation of the new members of the club. This club is open to all boys interested in be- coming Future Farmers of America. These boys aim to do good Work as Well as suc- cessful recreational events. We depend a good deal on our farmers and We need good successful boys to try to reach this goal. .gg First Row, L. to R.-C. Shaffer, T. Eller, T. Lepley, D. Mitchell, D. Thomas, K. Rose, T. Stemmler, I. Bence, B. Blough, Mr. LaVigne Second ROW-P. Berkey, A. Budzina, P. Speicher, D. Avery, T. Mishler, I. Knupp, P. Leply, E. Fetsko, D. Gilbert Third Row-C. Albright, R. Shields, B. McCade, C Williziiius, E. Terry, C. Tressler, I. Sopich, P. VVilliams Fourth Row-D Moon, H. Gastly, WV. Miller, I. Bocsy, R. Henry, L. Diest, S. VVoizniak, R. Rhoads, 1. Friedline GG ,t, ,igr 5 2 F.F.A. OFFICERS L. to R., Seated-I. Boscy, K Rose Standing-J. Bence, ,T Sopich, Pi. Henry, S. Vfozniak VV. Miller wa. qfww dn.4.aJ:,. - J. JL. Q The Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of state associations. The goals which these girls Work up to are: to promote in- ternational good Will, to Work for good home and family life, and to foster the develop- ment of creative leadership in home and community lite. These girls sold pompoms at basketball games and Easter Eggs. Many of the girls bought unwanted clothes and bought small gifts for the children over seas. The club also had a Christ- mas Party on December 18. The F.H.A. along with the F.F.A. sponsored a hayride Where everyone enjoyed them- selves. Mrs. Haberlen, the advisor, helped 'these girls :in their club. She has done a very good job advising them. Four of the girls have at- tended the Farm Show in Harrisburg. This is a fine organization and is very Constructive in its Work. It is also especially Well suited to those girls planning to be housewives. F.H.A. OFFICERS First Row, L. to R.-C. Bara- niak, 1. St. Clair Second Row- Mrs. Haberlen, D. Sopich Third Row-B. Bittner, Bertolini '?'0 :Jim- 4 S gf. W F Ev 1:4w--- f. , H ZW M l Q7 First Row, L. to R.-L. Ogline, C. Singo, Bracken, M. Deal, D. Manges, P. Schrock, Mrs. Haberlen Second Row-D. Soipich, L. Gindlespergcr, E. Bauglnnan, Nl. Critchfield, 1. Randall, D. Morrison, B. Bittner Third Row- C. Baraniak, Al. St. Clair, G. Saponsky, S. Bertolini, li. Bcrtolini, B. Baraniak 67 Unqalugabbna. vida iluz, AoLiaL wluhl The motto of the Ir. Historians, KToday,s Students, TomorroW,s Citizensf accurately des- cribes the goals of this club. The club is under the direction of its advisor, Mr. Chervenak, and these officers: President .....i...i,u .,.,.,..,..,.,. E ugene Chappell Vice-President .i.ii..,,. .. ............ john Pelesky Secretary .i....... .i...,.. C arolyn Blough Treasurer .,...... ..,.i.... C arol Leydig Chaplain ..,..... ...,. ....... .... . . . Tom Tulenko Sgt. at Arms .....,..i........,..,........,.. Joe Hoffman Corresponding Secretary .,.......... janet Emert The Historians held a Christmas Dance , 'fill 4 1' UI OFFICERS Seated, L. to R.-E. Chappell, Mr. Cher- venak, C. Blough Standing-T. Tulenko, J. Emert, J. Hoffman, C. Leydig, I. Pelesky I o on December 15. They sold potato chips at the basketball games and the wrestling meets. They helped the Lions Club sell tickets for the Donkey Basketball Came. Their big project of the year was the selling of books published and Written by their club. During the club periods the Ir. Historians had programs presented by fellow club members pertaining to Pennsylvania History or other sub- jects of interest. At the close of a very successful year, the club took a trip to Washington, D.C. for its an- nual Held trip. In the capital city they Went to View the places of interest. e ,,,.. 'lfiiil - ':'7 ' ff? S x I i. X U2 D J llf Q 1 my: First Row, L. to R.-P. Schmucker, L. Straka, C. Blo-ugh, C. Sage, J. Paugh, L. Beinholtz, I. Emert, Mr. Chervenak Second Row-D. Smith, C. Leydig, H. Patterson, I. Mastillo, W. Fetcho, I. Volk, B. Iarosyk, T. Stedina Third Row-P. Patterson, B. Kozuch, P. Blough, VV. Croyle, T. Tulenko-, S. Lazier, J. Pelesky Fourth Row-I. Panek, E. Chappell, J. Neuhoff, B. Coleman, I. Hoffman, P. Trella, 1. Klebonis, B. Koshewitz A G8 anclaccoruui for hgwum, First Row, L. to R.-1. llingler, D. Slnnnaker, J. Trnscott, M. Miller, A. Ilgiaiker, Mr. Krnpnik Second Row-L. Hite, B. VValker, B. Frieclline, C. u zrna. Ifirst ROW, L. to R.-C. Kowalczyk, H. WVilltens, A. Szcweezyk, I. Durst, B. Stevenson, B. Rhoads, B. Murphy, G. Vish, T. Berkey, Mr. Broekunier Second Row-L. Williams, C. Kerelces, K. Kranmrsyck, G. Phillips, B. Lynch, R. Broekunier, K. Pyle, R. Yoder, C. Mitchell Third Row-R. Clark, H. Smith, D. Carroll, M. Kaufman, D. Stienkerchner, K. Airsman, AI. Diest, L. Krupnik, I. Baraniak, B. Piper Fourth Row-R. Shippey, T. Henry, I. lgulllen, L. Ogline, lt. Panek, L. Hcnuninger, D. Stienkerehner, D. XVL-si, ics o 69 The Advanced Science club is carefully and competently directed hy Mr. Krupnik. This club is for those students Who have a genuine interest in science and Wish to pursue their personal scientific in- terests beyond the classroom presentation or into other areas such as hotany, Zoology, astronomy, and Meteorology. The officers of the cluh are as follows: VVillia1n Wfalker, President, Iohn Bingler, Vice- President, Iames Truscott, Secretary and Charles Bud- fina, Treasurer. The club, sponsored by Mr. Brockunier, is for Iunior High students interested in the var- ious Helds of science. The stu- dents form groups and each group studies the problems of the Held of science they have chosen. The purpose of this clnh is to help students see the importance of science in our future years. The club plans to go on a field trip in the spring. This trip is to further their educa- tion on science. The science club elected the following officers: Boh P a n e lc , President, Prichard Brockunier, Vice-Presidentg Ronald Shippev, Secretary, Larry Krupnik, Treasurer. First Row, L. to R.-I. Eppley, E. Shaulis, V. Hersey, C. Fleegle, I. Shaffer, B. Bence, Miss Davis Second Row-H. Slizevvski, S. Ott, B. Baraniak, I. Beltrami, L, Thomas, D. Hershey, L. Bodziak Third Row-I. Holt, R. Phillips, M. Ogline, I. Reddeclifl, B. Stevens, E. Foradori, S. Cramer, D. Lazier H- WUWP- '11,-leeim The Alpha Y- Teens Club, for junior high girls, is sponsored by Miss Davis. The club holds dis- cussions on various pertinent subjects during the year. President ,...... .. .....,, Gail Spory Vice-President .,., Donna Lazier Secretary ,. ....,, Betty Baraniak Treasurer .,.. Barbara Stevens First Row, L. to R.-M. Gilbert, B. Hansell, G. Smith, C. Leventry, H. Budzina, M. Gilbert, P. Meyers, B. Boyer, Y. Gowarty, Miss Meyers Second Row-R. Shaulis, L. Eppley, D. Bowser, P. Lepley, S. Ginger, a, S. Reddeeliif, I. 'VVahle, I. Oaks, M. Kereh Third Row-E. Reynolds, 'Il-Janna, The Beta Y-Teens consists of girls from the seventh grade. They meet every two Weeks, and are interested in developing traits of Christian Womanhood. At Christmas time, they give Christ- mas baskets to needy families. President . .........,.,...... Caroline Diest Vice-President .,............ Sandra Diest Secretary ..,.... ......, E laine Beynolds Treasurer .,..... .,.., G loria Krupper J. Hocler, P. WVlntlield, G. Kruppei, C. Diest, L. Lape, L. Carpenter, D. Eller Fourth Row-S. Reekner, C. Horner, B. Yost, C. Mort, B. Rogers, P. Valo, P. O,Connor, P. Miller, L. Piper Ai1z1fv1Jzq,ln'z,a,qoal, . Klub Cheerleaders are chosen the second semester by a group of judges representing the faculty. Selections are based upon per- formances in leading cheers, an interest in sports as shown by outstanding spirit, and ability in cheering. Candidates for the squad are ninth graders but the club is open to all junior high students. Those selected will cheer at junior high events and will later become senior cheer- leaders, This club is sponsored by Miss Rose. First Row, L. to R.-C. Caldrone, D. Pelesky, I. Brant, J. Pronesti, P. Eller, I. Miller, P. Lambert, I. Nicklow, Miss Rose Second Row- C. Burke, S. Hurst, C. Dedik, P. Beffner, S. Darrigoi, C. Mull, L. Pronesti, B. Hutzel, C. Speigle Third Row-I. Beinholtz, D. Laskey, L. Mosholder, R. Loftis, G. Sheftic, J. Tipton, I. Kcrekes, A. Fotta Fourth Row-C. Shaulis, Cf. Flowers, P. Harrison, E. Blougb, L. Shcelcr, D, Benedict, K. Yvarnick First Row, L. to R.-D. Unger, G. Thomas, P. Larnonica, F. Wfillison, M B. Tracy, F. Schellenbergcr, L. LaVigne, T. W'albush, Mrs. Lundqnest Second Row-S. Wlarnick, L. Spory, S. Shaffer, V. Pahn, T. Veskoskey, C. Friedline, O. Glessncr Third Row-S. Barnett, M. XVajnaroWske, T. Lightner, E. Georg, M. Mayse, H. Moore, L. Bhoads, F. Lundquest .7 Book Klub The Teen Age Book Club, sponsored by Scholastic Maga- zine, is a unique plan similar to adult book clubs. Each month members choose from sixteen best pocket-size books issued by leading publishers. The nieinbers of the club re- views books they have read to encourage others to read and enter the National Teen Age Poster contest. Sponsored by Mrs. Lundcjuest, orHccrs ot the club are: President . .... Barbara Tracy Vice-President ,. Fred Shellenberg Secretary , Paulette Lamonica Treasurer Herbert Moore Librarian . . Faye XVillison 71 Qivmagmaduaaiadrh wmpfwu' Kiwi- Klub Vfhat Was that Wonderful aroma coming from the Home Ec room? It was the Chef Club learning to cook. There were sixteen boys in the club, under the direction of Mrs. Bossart. These boys payed dues of 5 cents every club period to help pay for the food that they made. There were several kinds of food which they had made. A few of these Were: mufhns, pizza, and ginger snaps. The Wives of these boys Will have a change of cooking, as they are Well on their Way to becoming Hne chefs. First Row, L. to R.-R. Barnett, E. Calderone, G. Mitchell, A. Pettit, A. Morgan, I. Nicklow, B. Roberts, R. Paul, Mr. Shaffer Second Row -L. Mack, I. WVilliams, P. Dunmeyer, J. Begley, D. Tressler, VV. Fish- First Row, L. to R.-B. Frank, F. Donia, M. Kovvalczyk, W. Shaulis, D. Saylor, I. Iarosick, S. Donia, C. Blou h, Mrs. Bossart Second Row -I. Bodzick, J. Murphy, L. jones, T. Biis, E. Wliipkey, R. Miller, R. Schellenbergcr, D. Shaulis Third Row-R. Murry, W. Allison, D. Gin- ger, T. Hockins, T. Lcaper, B. Ash, W. Ash Fourth Row-D. Pellic- cione, T. Fritz, R. Balsicwicz, I. Willianis, T. Kaufman, I. Kaufman, T. Paller, S. Lepley Sclwni 0'9abwL er, R. Hechler, H. Miller, E. Lepley Third Row-W. Keyscr, G. Moorc, H. Kuncher, R. King, R. Zorn, R. Leplcy, D. Mattoliano, H. Einerick Fourth Row-R. Spigle, I. Koval, R. Carpenter, P. Hem- mingcr, I. Hurst, R. Ciarrocca, D. Warnick The School Patrol was organ- ized to make traveling to and from school easier. The duties of 3 E. 5 A this club are very important. They assist teachers and parents in the instruction of children of correct uses of our highways, to guarding the students While crossing the streets. The school patrol boys also keep order on school busses. The School Patrol club is un- der the direction of Mr. Shaffer, there were no specific officers chosen as aids to the director of the club this year. 72 Dtfh-LE- . . First Row L to R G D l ' A actw we uyoyw l K fvmfa. As its name implies, this is a club devoted to discussing and learning about recent events, local, state, national and inter- national. Magazine,newspaper, radio, and T.V. are used as sources of information. The officers are as follows: john McGuire, President, Daniel McDonald, Vice-President, Cou- nie Putman, Secretary, Fred Critchfield, Treasurer. , . .- . e anzi, . Fetsko, Al. Bowman, A. Pcrigo, T Overbeck, WV. Varney, Mr. Dwral Second Row-D. Rose, R. Eppley, V. Moore, G. Stoppe, G. Kallmau, C. WVitt Third How-C. Putman, R. Cole, D. Mc-Donald, C. Stillwagon, J. McGuire, F. Critehfield. Jfwzunt Klub The Travel Club consists of students interested in geography and traveling. Mr. Krupper is their fine, in- formed advisor. They have Films on parts of the world. Every meeting they have reports on fascinating parts of the world. Sometimes they discuss our new states, Alaska and Hawaii. They may look into the lives of our neighboring South American friends or clear into the heart of China and India. They are even interested in small islands like Guam and Wake Island. The ofHcers are: President, Barry Emert, Vice-President, Dave Krause, Secretary, Terry Griffith, a n cl Treasurer, ,lim Dietz. First Row, L to R. T Benedict D. Gin ll . - . ', Q espcrger, C. Saponskv, A. Lottig, R. Hay, L. Barclay, T. St.Clair, Mr. Krupper Second Row- XV. Gursky, T. Mattaliano, D. Krause, J. YVright, B. Emert, D. Beahr, S. Furman Third Row-T. Griffith, E. Kavar, D. Hoffman, R. Espo- sita, S. Pugh, VV. Cole, E. Fleegle, B. Rose Fourth Row-C. Per- cherke, F. Johnson, A. Wfiencek, T. Flanigan, D. Eppley, C. XVhip- key, B. Vinosky 73 5251. egg, :s:z.::e:s::ff 2:a::::::.:-3: fx J a Q , M gm X xfm ,7 IFJ:- '-: jrwtball j. Baca E. Chappell L. Deist j. Hoffman R. Horner - T. Kalmanir R. Shields I. Truscott I. Woznizlk wma m, to fznal, J. Bchou 76 aA,flmLaanLwv'1lmal,haJxcLihJwuqh,ilm, . J. Bingler First Row, L. to R.-T. Kalmanir, B. Horner, B. Thomas, J. Saponsky, J. YVozniak, J Behon, S. Frank, J. Hoffman, C. Speicher, J. Panek, J. Bingler Second Row-J. Kertis R. Spiegle, J. Volk, M. Maruca, J. Baca, T. Queen, R. Shields, T. Sheftic, T. Lepley A. Jarosyk Third Row-J. Sage, J. Truscott, B. Koshewitz, B. McCabe, L. Diest, L Slizewski, E. Chappell, D. VVilliams, D. Core, T. Bills, F. Lamonica Two weeks before school began, the mem- bers of our football team were working hard at summer camp to prepare themselves for the ex- citing season that was enjoyed by the Boswell football fans. Our first game of the season with Forbes was a thrilling event which held the attention of the viewers until the very last second. The cold weather did not prevent a capacity crowd from following the J.B.J. team to Cone-N maugh Twp. for their next game. Conemaugh scored first, gaining a seven point lead, however, Boswell soon caught up and went on to win by a score of 19-7. Boswell fans were especially happy at this win, for it was the Bears' first victory over Conemaugh Twp. in 18 years. Conemaugh Boro, the Bears next opponent, handed them their Hrst defeat of the season. Ligonier was the next team to suffer a loss from the Boswell team. A very decisive victory it was as our team tromped their opponents by a score of 39-O. In succession, Boswell was defeated at their next four attempts by Shade, Berlin, Somerset and Ferndale. The last game of the season saw a revived Boswell team defeat Meyersdale by a score of 28-6. The Bears four wins, five losses season was a memorable one. Much credit is to be given to Jim Campbell for the fine coaching job he did. Helping the coach in his many duties were Stan- ley Krupnik and Patrick Krupper. John Behon and Jolm Bingler shared honors as Co-captains of the team. Bill F etcho, Carlton Barron, Paul Trella and Jim Bence gave their services as managers. jha .4dwnL1b,pfw1wLvg,fluL ' vip' ,. I , if wwf sw SCORES We Forbes A.........,....,,,. .....,..., 3 3 Conemaugh Twp. ...... ......... 2 0 East Conemaugh ..,..... ......, 6 Somerset .,..,.....,.,.. ...,... O Berlin ..AA.4. ....... O Shade ....,.. ....... 0 Ligonier ...... 4,....,... 3 9 Meyersdale .,...... ......... 3 8 Ferndale ..., .......... 1 2 They 6 7 19 13 27 19 0 6 20 FOOTBALL COACHES L. to R.-Mr. Krupnik, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Krupper FOOTBALL MANAGERS L. to R.-C. Barron, P. Trella, I. Louglnfy, NV. Fetclio, J. Bence lwih, nn, the and rm.. the Lowzi. BASKETBALL SCORES We They Adams-Summerhill .. . . 66 44 Conemaugh Twp. . ,...,., .57 46 East Conemaugh ., .,.. . ..... 51 67 Conemaugh Twp. ..,., ...,., 5 9 35 Forbes ....... . .... 45 46 Stoneycreek .,...... 47 45 Salisbury .. .,A.,.., 66 37 Meyersdale .,..,s., 62 58 Berlin ....,..,. ..., , , 49 60 Turkeyfoot ...,..,, 48 52 Shade ...,, ...,.... 76 59 Rockwood . .. ........ 79 47 Somerset .,,. .. .... . 67 48 Forbes ...,,.,.... . .. .54 52 Stoneycreek ,.., . .,.,.. 71 62 Salisbury .. , , ,.i,. ., 78 36 Meyersdale . ,,.. .,.iii. 6 4 92 Berlin ,.,.....,.,. ...,.. . 54 50 Turkeyfoot i..i .148 68 Shade .,..,..,.i , . ..... 74 85 Rockwood ., ., ..,..,.. 63 65 Somerset .. ,, ..,..... 69 60 Total 1,342 1,154 COACHES Nlr. DcBlase and Mr. Krupnik MANAGERS L. to RBI .- . Tetcbo, L. CllI1lllC'SD61',LfCI', A. ' F. Tnlonlfo 79 I.V. BASKETBALL First Row, L. to R.-L. Cindles- pcrgcr, R. Cebnla, L. Panion, R. Kl1fL'l1IlI2lIl, D. Fisher, D. Volch- ko, vl. Kertis, Mr. Krupnik Sec- ond Row-F. Tnlenko, T. Shef- tic, T. Lightncr, F. LLIINOIHCQI, R. Diehl, D. Schrock, xl. Volk Third Row-H. Moore, Al. Ko- walczyk, B. Thomas, A. Yost, xl. Panek, -I. Saga- Qwwda, wmv, fhfulla, aa, Baalmfball . EW B. VValkcr l First Row, L. to R.-Mr. Krupnik, T. Tulenko, I. WValters, I. Klebonis, C. Speicher, E. Chappell, T. Kalmanir, Mr. DeBlase Second Row-B. Fetcho, C. Mostoller, R. Bruner, I. Hoffman B Walker T7 Landis D Cowart Y lump, Bound and Beboundl In section play, the Cold and Blue dropped 6 games to iinish in a tie for third place in District Five play. The 1959-60 Bear team proved to be a coura- geous and ambitious squad that scored a total of 1,342 points, short of last yearls mark of 1,613. The team scored a game average of 61 points per game. Although the squad was unpredictable at times and eventually lost their bid for the dis- trict title, they displayed a poised, Well-balanced, sharp-shooting unit. The Bears were exciting even in defeatg several of their losses Were by a few bitter points. The team Was capably led through the sea- son by the leadership of their three co-captains, seniors Bill Walke1', Tom Kalmanir and Jerry Walte1's. Many other seniors shared honors on the team-Joe Hoffman and Gene Landis Were to be seen With the starting live, While Gene Chappell, John Klebonis, and Bob Mostoller were always handv when they were needed. Highlighting the I.B.I. team was Bill Walker with his scoring ability. Bill had a total of 483 points in section play for the 1959-60 basketball season. The Varsity team was coached by Ioe De- Blase. The time put in by him and the members of the team made it a Worth While season. The Iayvees were coached by Stanley Krup- nik. The Iayvee team finished with a 13-9 record. The student managers were Bill Fetcho, Andy S h e f t i c, Frank Tulenko, and Larry Gindlesperger. ,mm ' qmwddl. Chappell Captain-B. NVulker Co-Captains-T. Kzxluum- I. Hoffman T. Kalmanir AI. Klebonis E. Landis C. Mostoller bl. Wfalters ir, B. Walker, J. Wfulters wmlt, Imam., ' ' ' . Our Wrestling squad this year did a Wonderful job as they revealed their courage and ambitions. Our boys dis- played a poised and Well-balanced team when they captured five matches While dropping only two. john Bingler and Jim Bence, both captains of this years team, helped to make it a successful year. Some other capable seniors of the Wrestl- ing squad Were Jim Baca, Bob Diest, Bob Horner, Charles Budzina, and Richard Shields. This year,s team Was coached by Mr. Policicchio who was assisted by Mr. Campbell. Mdhhq, First ROW, L. to R.-G. Merrbach, D. Diest, C. Budzina, E. Ferre, L. Slizewski, R. Shields, I. Baca, C. Barron, Mr. Policicchio Second Row- D. Moon, B. Nicklow, J. Bcnce, T. Lepley, E. Fol- ton, J. Krupper, B. Gow- arty, J. Ringler, J. Bar- ron Third Row-B. Johnston, S. Frank, D. Avery, I. Deaner, T. Horr- ner, B. Straka, P. Gary, T. Stemmeler Fourth Bow-I. Cole, L. Avery, D. Shields, B. Sheeler, D. Sheeler, F. Puschnigg, I. Mills Front-I. Ringler, L. Slizewski Stand- ing-C. Budzina, E. Folton, E. Ferre, I. Baca, T. Lepley Captains and Coach-J. Ringler, Mr. Policicchio, J. Bence First Row, L. to R.-B. Emert, I. Em- erick, B. Zorn, B. Panek, D. Eppley, F.. Livingston, I. Bodziak Second Bow-F. Hunter, C. Delancey, F. Donia, B. Fritz, B. Shawley, S. Donia, I. Fetsko, R. Paul Third Row-T. Hockins, R. Knupp, W. Keyser, B. Esposita, S. Pugh, T. Griiiith, R. Thomas 82 .Scluw 1Z,.QI4'Zb0LlllQLl,12'l, . Competing on a point system, which includes tumbling routines, the cheerleaders are elected in the spring of the year to represent our school for the following year. During the sum- mer these girls practice Weekly to perfect the cheers which will give them the appearance of a Well-coordinated team. Captain of the hard-Working Senior cheer- leaders is Lana Reinholtz. Delores Benedict is captain of the V. group. Both groups are ably advised by Miss Rose. What would our school do Without the en- thusiasm, leadership ability, and school spirit of our cheerleaders? SENIOR CHEERLEADERS L.to R.-H. Patterson, B. Iarosylc, L. Reinholtz Above, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front, L. to R.-L. Pronesti, L. Straka, K. WVarnick, C. Kozola Back-H. Pat terson, D. Henry, B. jarosyk, L. Rein holtz Above Right-Miss Rose and L. Reinholtz Right-J. V. CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from top-C. Flowers, D Benedict, E. Blougli, C. Mull, I. Kerc- kes, J. Tipton, T. Rcinholtz, D. Laskey 83 dcluww We thank the following people for their interest, effort and time in helping us to produce this 1960 edition of the Rex Colliurnf, Mr. Cover and Mr. Tomb, Cover Studio Mr. Milo Zirnrnerinan, Zinirnerinan Engraving Co. Mr. james L. Hoover, Kurtz Bros. Printing Co. Mr. Franklin LaVigne, Business Advisor Mr. Nick A. Cook, Faculty Adviser Editor in Chief .....i Literary Editor ..... . Photography Editor Signed: The Staff of the 1960 Rex Collium Art Editor ................... Typing Editor ,.....,. Business Manager ...,.i...r,4,i., . Assistant Literary Editor ....,...... . Helen Stern Judy Queen Ianet Gindlesperger Bill Whipkey Doris Gilbert Diane Gowarty Charles Snitzer Assistant Photography Editor ......,..... Audrey Kallnian Assistant Art Editor i..,,,.i,...,i,,,,.. ....... S herry F lanigan 84 ADVERTISEMENTS AN INVITATION . . Dine at GREEN CABLES Swim - Ski - Picnic at STOUGHTON'LAKES PI n Banquets and Reunions at the Studio SHAF F ER BLOCK WORKS HAFF ER LAB YSTEM South Edgewood Avenue Somerset, Pa. Compliments of C OMMLSNITY NATIONAL BANK In Service With The COMMUNITY CLEANERS Hours 9-6 Monday Thru Saturday 'VI 312 L ain St. MA, 9-6711 Boswell, Penna. SIPE SALES COMPANY 116 west Patriot sf. Phone 4447 somerset Pennsylvania F INDLEY,S PHARMACY Community 136 West Main St. Somerset Pennsylvania MA. 9-5115 Boswell, Pa. Fred K' Findleyi Ph BS' Phone 6290 FRED,S COMMUNITY MARKET Compliments fresh 'dressed meats, of poultry and groceries DR. RICHARD F. 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SAVE BORROVV CHECK At The Bank Which Is Your Friendly Neighbor SOMERSET TRUST COMPANY Auto Bank Main Office 131 North Center Ave. 420 North Center Ave. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 88 Compliments of THE DAVID M. BELL, AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance V Bldg. Somerset 6453 GENE,S AUTO BODY 8: PAINT SHOP Phone 4251 Somerset, penna, Cannell Drive Somerset Compliments of CAMBRIA - ROWE BUSINESS COLLEGE Johnstown, Penna. 422 Vine St. Dial 7-1180 Compliments STEWARTS of APPLIANCES SAM ROGER HARDWARE Boswell, Penna TELEVISION SCHROCK JEVVELRY SHOP Phone MA 9-5788 Dependable Watch 81 Jewelry Repair jennerstown Penne. Somerset Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS . . . I. B. I. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Glosser Bros. extend hearty congratulations to the I.B.I. high school graduating class of 1959-60 and may you achienve similar success in seeking a higher education. 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