Juniata Valley High School - Hornet Yearbook (Alexandria, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1958 volume:

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Most of us have had you as a teacher sometime in our senior high career. Many things that we learned in your classes could not have come from any book or anyone but you. You, we feel, have helped us in many ways to become better citizens. ' You are a friend of long standing. We, the Class of 1958, have grown to trust and admire you for what you are. We feel that you are one person who will always be willing to aid us anytime you can. Therefore, it is with much gratitude that we, the Class of 1958, dedicate this, our 1958 Hornet, to you. The Class of 1958 h T Q 1. 4 of I AL X X x 1 A l l I Qxxix - - ,- I3 4bt+w?-Hlqlll ' 1g,Q,5xgr-I, Ill 'vZ+I'?1l'l11A , is Q O. lp' lb ,O KISS' -4' N n-1-suiiix X.,-eww ,N Twp nl! S5 A H9511 1:5- ,fgi Q e :E-n WEE' 3 Ill Q. I lllggsn Q. R I- A I vhnziirs . u Q ' -1- Q ' S' Y' -1 , Zi -1 in -liiv HDHIIHISTHHTIUH g X -k Uor School Directors and Secretaries X ees! ROW 1: Mr. Artman, Kenneth Knode, Ralph James Hawn, Samuel Runk, John Horn, Horace Spacht, Plummer Piper, Harry Davis, J. Harry Ross, James Kooken, H. R. Metz, John Kinch, Hawn, Mrs. Norma Kephart, George Owens. W. Harry Gensimore, Oscar Briggs, Paul Gill, Vance G. Rockey, Donald Malcolm, Thomas Eberle, Thompson, John Donnelly, Hugh Carey, Walter Mr. Stoudt. ROW 2: Ralph Gregory, Ralph Dewey, Keller. Mr. J. Harry Hawn .... ........ P resident Mr. James Knode . . . . . Vice President Mr. Harry Davis .... .... T ICSSUIB1' Mrs. Norma Kephart . . . . . Secretary ,QM if Mrs. Norma Kephart Mrs. Mary Price, Our School 's Secretary Secretarial Assistant Uur Principals v. , 1 p 3 1 WM. EDGAR ARTMAN Supervising Principal HENRY J. STOUDT LESTER G. SACHS Principal of the Senior High Principal of the Junior High HUHHET STHFF Beatty, Townend, Hammond. Editor-in-chief . . . Assistant Editor. . . Business Manager . . Bookkeeper ..... Copy Editor. . . Assistant .... Sports Editors Girls' .... Boys'. . . ROW IL Taylor, Laws, Watson, Kirk, Bilger, Miller. ROW 2: Henderson, Hammond, Gross, Russell, Morder, Lightner. ROW 3: Staylor, Dopp, Kooken, . . .Gene Townend . . . Marge Beatty . . . Donna Watson , . , Pat Henderson . . . Ruth Reed . . Judy Laws . . . Peg Lightner . . Ross Dopp Activities Editor . . . . . Barbara Gross Assistant ...... . . . Helen Morder Art Editor. . . ....... Ann Kirk Assistant . . . . . John Hammond Photographer. . . . . .Richard Kooken Assistant ............ Richard Staylor Grade School and Junior High Mary Hammond Beverly Russell Special Features . . . . .Janet Taylor Donna Miller MRS. EMILY P. BALDWIN Commercial Subjects English V L ' rea -A-- wr ,, , . W U, OSCAR C. BARKMAN MRS FLORENCE W WILLIAM E BEEZER English, P.O.D., BEEZER Science, Health Junior Business Training English Physical Education Mai? ' E ., ' i -- if , ,L..,. . - ' .aiiifgz Q Q 'Y ii Q it ,J f MRS. BARBARA GOLD Vocal Music MISS NANCY V. KIRK Home Economics, History MRS. HELEN B HAWN Home Economics BERNARD KYPER Driver Education, Health History, Senior Science MRS. DONNA PALMER MRS. RUTH CORBIN MISS HAZEL MRS. ETI-IEL FARRAR Art History, Civics, CROWNOVER English, Latin Physical Education Mathematics, English, Penmanship MRS. KATHARINE M. HOUCK Geography f A ' Library Science HARVEY A. HOWELL Industrial Arts ALBERT R. SIMKINS HENRY J. STOUDT ALAN WYAND CHARLES E. ZILIUS Vocational Agriculture Vocational Mathematics Instrumental Music Mathematics, Science A Class Song fTune of l'll Remember Today J Forever and everg We'll remember this day. Graduation has come now, And we move on our way. But now as we leave school, In our hearts will remain, Thoughts of her that we cherish, And the knowledge we've gained. J. V, High, now we hail you, The green and the white. We proudly salute you As we leave you tonight. We'll remember our teachers, Who helped us always, And our dear Alma Mater, Of the school that we praise. We will miss all our classmates As we travel life's waysg But your memories will live on, From all our school days. Marjorie Beatty Class Poem Since our high school days are over, The class of '58 must part. Few leave with cheer and gladnessg Many leave with aching heart. Some weeks seemed long and dreary, Other weeks were shared in fun. Now we think of all the chances And ideas we might have won. But now there's no returning To accept ideas of yesteryear. Still climbing will be our motto, Which means to leave all we hold dear. As we're traveling life's long highway, Remaining with us will be Thoughts of our days in high school, And of faith and love for our J .V. Donn a Watson Ulass Motto Class llolors 'Not at the top, but still climbing. Orchid and White Class Flower White Rose I 1 .EEE if ,..,. fl !L - fish K' Z W lb X' fe: X gf !! 41 X - x S K 1- X JOSEPH WAYNE CARPER 'Joe' Holy Cowl What do you think it is?' '48 Plymouth Reading good books Teacher PHYLLIS HOPE CURRY 'Phil' Why? Chet and Diamond Sleeping To be a Beautician A Fl K .,', AG fdftl? A 't az- . 3, e,:gsifq131 . V ,f V K' 'X 4 u- . ,:QQ'Ti,jj3i ji ,. Z 5-if55Vff'Q??5?5QFN?!k2,w 5'?i ei, ll. ' 'JH '-'?2sgw1zg2g ff?ngm, of A K , xg W M it , ,-gf 551 s my f L Q 'HS t Y 1 ef , a QWAQSE 4 f ,uf W f R Wx bf J :I S Z Y xx' Q, ni ef Ag if . l31f?,ffm ,X fi L 51-.tx ,. 1 :M ,. . e MARJORIE ELLEN BEATTY Margy A-h-h-hr Clarinet and Piano Writing letters to Glenn Join Wacs with Terry THOMAS EDWARD BILGER Tom 'Do you want a medal for it? Driver's License Loafing To be a Navy F rogman SARAH ALICE DAUGHERTY Alley-cat You're kiddingln Sam and Diamond Take a ride in a big-'M Beautician MARY LOUISE DAVIS 'Mary' And that's for surel A certain rebel Saleslady Go to Rome EVA ELLEN DIETZ Eva Oh no! Not again Memories Reading wonderfuI' books To be an artist ROSS SFONER DOPP Doppie Do you have your homework done? A certain blond Hunting To be a teacher FAYE LOUISE FOUSE Faye 'Holy man! Ring and Teddy Bear Writing letters to Bob To be a secretary JOHN JOSEPH FOSTER llJ0e ll I don 't know' Senior girl Working on cars To get a job LOIS ANN EWING 'Ga-Ga Aw, you're crazy' My height Watching the late show To take another Washington trip EVELYN DELORIS FITZGERALD Eve 'I dig that' Long hair Square dancing To be something worth while A .nf BARBARA MAE GROSS 'Barb' Ah Shucks' Class ring Watch T. V. To be a secretary JOHN RICHARD HAMMOND 'Johnnie' AhI Come onl' Class Ring Target shooting To get a good job CONSTANCE MAY GROVE Connie Ahl Memories Writing letters To be an elementary school teacher MARY M. HAMMOND Shorty Do same for white person' A certain guy Square dancing Beautician DOMER EDWARD HAMER 'Butch' Kiss me, Judy My car Playing pool and working on cars Mechanic PATRICIA LOUISE HENDERSON 'Pat' Gee Bill and Diamond Being with Bill To be a secretary WILLIAM V. HULING llwomyl 'Dig you later, gator My car Hunting Navy Frogman RICHARD ALLAN KOOKEN Dick Laugh, I thought I'd die' Piggy Bank Eatin' and sleepin' To be something someday ANN LOUISE KIRK 'Ann' 'Ohl Gollyl' Hairbrush Going to the movies To be successful at college KENNETH EUGENE LANDIS Ken 'OI No! Chief observer for the Peters- burg G.O.C, Post Watching for airplanes A teacher in a mission school GEORGE W. KLING 'Georgie' HuhI '41 Pontiac Loafing at the service station Very little JUDITH SUZANNE LAWS Judy Oh! Reallyl' Driver's License Listening to records and read- ing To be a nurse ROBERT ALLEN LIGHTNER Bob That's a heck of a note' Red convertible Spending money Heavy equipment operator ALICE REBECCA METZ Alice 'You heifer, you' Record player and records Riding the school bus Get out of school and get a job ROBERT MALCOLM LAYTON Mole 'Good grief, boyl' '46 Hudson Reading Chemical engineer PEGGY G. LIGHTNER Mpeg.. Hey youl' Mr. Chum, Pick H. and mem- ories Talking and going to hop shop To be a housewife DONNA JEAN MILLER 'Donna' That's utterly ridiculous' Mr. Chum, Donna W. and mem- ories Riding and pushing Fords To be a housewife RODGER FURMAN MILLER Mue' 'Cotton picker Girls Running around with Bill Lightner Career in Air Force HELEN JANE MORDER 'Pee Wee' 1 can 't Certain class ring Visiting Fosters Get a job LOU RHEA OBENOUR Bubbles Lookie there' Record player and records Babysitting Bell Telephone operator ROSANNA RUTH REED 'Ruth' I don't know' Class ring and driver's license Reading Be a nurse TERESA JEAN RUPERT 'Terry' 'Holy Heckum . Clarinet and Piano Writing letters Join the Wacs with Margy WILLIAM HENRY OESFRICH 'Bill' 'Wanta bet Helen and 1949 Chevrolet Hunting - what? To be a State Policeman MARY PETERS 'Frosty' 'What' A certain guy Loafing To be a good wife BEVERLY ANN RUSSELL Sis Kiss me where I can't fthe elbowj' My car and class ring Dating and dancing To be a physical therapist MILDRED NAOMI SOLLERS 'Mimi' That bugs me Memories and friends Reading and sewing Nurse AGNES RUTH SECREST 'Aggie' Ohl Brother' Education Sewing To get a job DOROTHY ESTHER SPACHT Dottie 'Show Time Class ring and memories Going to a certain fruit stand Secretary DOROTHY PAULINE SNYDER 'Dottie' Get off my back' Memories and class ring Being with a certain boy To be a telephone operator RICHARD RAYMOND ROBERTS STAYLOR .W W.. 'How 'bout that! '49 Pontiac Convertible Take a guess? To stay single VEDA MARTHA STINE 'I..ambie l'1l never tel1l Electric organ Play piano, organ and saxo- phone Be a model GENE PAUL TOWNEND 'Gene' 'Oh boy, what a riotl' My knowledge Reading science fiction books To be a test pilot of rocket craft JANET LOUISE TAYLOR Jan 'Oh Gadl' Driver's license Driving around in a '56 Packard To go to the Waves DONNA LEE WATSON 'Donna' 'Oh, you're kidding! Memories Walking home Commercial teacher Prophecy As I, Gene Townend, was testing my new jet plane, the Orbit Cruiser, I circled the famous planet Domernik discovered in 1967 by my former classmate, Domer Hamer. Since I had heard that Domer is now king of the planet, and has several 58 classmates working for him, I decided to pay them a visit. I was greeted in the plane yard by the guardman, Bill Oestrich. He took me through a long, narrow hall into a large room where King Hamer sat on his throne of white roses. Head nurse, Judy Laws, was patiently bathing his feet with wine while the assistant nurse, Ruth Reed, was spying on his health with her X-ray glasses. I was about to be presented to the king when Mildred Sollers came dashing through a glass doorway with a tray of colorful medicine. At the far corner of the room, Dorothy Spacht and Patty Henderson were busily translating the message that had just come through the switchboard operated by Lou Rhea Obenour and Dorothy Snyder. Another of the king's secretaries, Barbara Gross, announced over the supersonic microphone that a few of Domer's classmates had a party at Robert Layton's mansion and had decided to visit Domernik. They would arrive soon by a J .V.H.S. airplane piloted by Rodger Miller who was on leave from the United States Air Force. After hearing this message, everyone on Domernik began scurrying around preparing for the reunion. While the general manager, John Hammond, was busy tidying the ballroom, artists Eva Dietz and Mary Peters were designing tunics for the king's two housewives, Donna Miller and Peggy Lightner. Meanwhile, in Phyllis Curry's Beauty Salon, Sarah Daugherty and Mary Hammond were styling Ann Kirk's and Veda Stine's hair for the program to be given for the guests. While all this was going on, Domer's tutor Connie Grove was teaching his twin girls a poem to be read at the performance. Another message had just come over the mike. The message stated that the plane had arrived at George Kling's refueling station and would arrive at Domernik in ten minutes. The plane had just landed in the plane yard, and the guests had all entered. After a brief con- versation with each of them, I found that Joe Foster and Helen Morder were writing a newspaper column, Advice to Young Newlyweds. 'I also found that Joe Carper, Ross Dopp, and Donna Watson are teaching at one of earth's top colleges. lwas surprised to hear that Evelyn Fitzgerald, Alice Metz, and Agnes Secrest are now a famous vocal trio on earth. ' Bob Lightner was busy explaining to the guests the procedures in learning to become a Heavy Equipment Operator, when in walked Richard Kooken. He had missed the plane and had to come in his own space ship. Soon the guests mingled in the ballroom where they heard a band concert directed by Marge Beatty and a choir concert directed by Terry Rupert. Also on the program was Ann Kirk singing the Domernik Rock accompanied by Veda Stine. At the end of the performance, Faye Fouse regretfully announced that several of our classmates could not make the trip. Mary Davis was vacationing in Rome. Janet Taylor was stationed with the Waves in Hawaii. Richard Staylor was busy judging the Miss Universe Pageant. Tom Bilger and Bill Huling were on an assignment in the Atlantic. Kenny Landis was working as a missionary in Alaska. Lois Ewing was in Washington, D.C., working as a hostess at the Burlington Hotel. Beverly Russell, head cook, announced that refreshments were ready to be served. As I was about to take a bite of cake, the alarm clock rang. Oh well, it was certainly nice to see and hear about my classmates once again, even if it was all a dream. By Marge Beatty Ann Kirk CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: I, BARBARA GROSS, will to anybody who wants it the popular Barree road. I, CONNIE GROVE, will to Mary Ann Owens my ability to talk on the telephone. I, FAYE FOUSE, will to Sara ltinger my ability to ride in a black Chevy. I, DOROTHY E. SPACHT, will to Gail Logan my ability to go with a certain red head from Altoona. l, GEORGE KLING, will to anyone who is dumb enough to take it my Spanish hook. I, RUTH REED, will to Norma Reed my ability to get along well with Mr. Zilius. I, HELEN MORDER, will to Tommy Foster my ability not to hit a telephone pole while driving. I, DONNA MILLER, will to Liz ltinger my ability to get along with the Home Ec. teacher. I, VEDA STINE, will to Susan Grove my ability to read dance band music. I, JUDY LAWS, will to Katie Phillips my ability to compile the Buzzer. I, PAT HENDERSON, will to Margie Staylor my three bad chairs at County Band in order to keep them in the family. I, ROBERT LAYTON, will to Tom Foster my ability to avoid getting caught for speeding. I, DONNA WATSON, will to any Junior my ability to crank the mimeograph machine about one million times. l, MILDRED SOLLERS, will to any underclassman my ability to always be one of the last ones to finish eating in the cafeteria. I, ALICE METZ, will to all underclassmen my best ability to type the worst. I, MARY PETERS, will to Mary Ayers my ability to get along with her brother. I, RICHARD STAYLOR, will to John Hetrick my ability to be out with so many different girls. QHuntingdon onesl I, DOROTHY SNYDER, will to Jane Fitzgerald my good times at the Farm Show. I, MARY HAMMOND, will to Peg Snyder and Peg Taylor my ability to loaf at Andy's Place. I, JOHN HAMMOND, will to Joe Houck my date with a blonde to go to the movies in Washing- ton, D.C. I, JANET TAYLOR, will to the graduating class of 59 my ways to stay out of trouble while in Washington, D,C. I, THOMAS BILGER, will to Jake Leidy my ability to work in shop. I, TERRY RUPERT, will to Orpha Huling my ponytail. I, BILL HULING, will to my sister my car. l, GENE TOWNEND, will to Robert Glenny my ability to get along with a certain math teacher. I, RODGER MILLER, will to Bill Lightner my ability to find the Big Juniata Roller Mill. I, LOU RHEA OBENOUR, will to Orpha Huling my ability to get lost in Washington. I, KENNETH LANDIS, will to Guy Sollers my place on the 'Buzzer.' I, AGNES SECREST, will to Rosemary Simkins my gift to gab. I, PEG LIGHTNER, will to Karen Burket and Helen McCarty my ability to stay out of trouble at dinner time. I, EVELYN FITZGERALD, will to my sister Jane my good times at square dances. I, EVA DIETZ, will to anyone who needs it my ability to sit with a certain person on the bus. I, DICK KOOKEN, will to Beany Turnbaugh my ability to keep Mrs. Holland in a peaceful, loving mood in her P. O. D, class, I, JOE FOSTER, will to Bill Porter my ability to stay up all night. I, DOMER HAMER, will to Bill Lightner my seat in Room 10 for protecting me in my sen- ior year. I, ANN KIRK, will to Vicky Brown my music ability. I, ROSS DOPP, will to Fred Bowman my ability to play football. I, LOIS EWING, will to Dorothy Payne my ability to sing in Home Ec. class. I PHYLLIS CURRY, will to Helen McCarty and Evelyn Frye my position as drum-majorette. I, MARY LOUISE DAVIS, will to Barbara Itinger my ability to catch an Air Force guy. I, SARAH DAUGHERTY, will to Connie Hohman my ability to get a diamond. I, MARJORIE BEATTY, will to Jessie Musselman my ability to do Spanish. I, JOSEPH CARPER, will to anyone who is crazy enough to want it, my battered old briefcase. I, BEVERLY RUSSELL, will to any junior my ability to get caught chewing gum in Mr. Bark- man's class. :km 'W . is 22 ROW 1: Donna Miller, Janet Taylor, Veda Stine, Phyllis Curry, Sarah Daugherty, Connie Grove, Ann Kirk, Mildred Sollers, Judy Laws, Evelyn Fitzgerald, Mary Peters. ROW 2: Patty Henderson, Barbara Gross, Marjorie Beatty, Faye Fouse, Donna Watson, Dorothy Spacht, Eva Dietz, Mary Hammond, Peggy Light- ner, Mary Louise Davis, Helen Morder, Connie Waite, Beverly Russell, Patty Bilger, Lois Ewing. ROW 3: Mr. Barkman, Tom Bilger, Bill Huling, Alice Metz, Kenneth Landis, Rodger Miller, Lou Rhea Obenour, Terry Rupert, Joe Foster, Bill Oestreich, Bob Lightner, Domer Hamer, Dorothy Snyder, John Hammond. ROW 4: Richard Staylor, George Kling, Gene Townend, Ross Dopp, Joe Carper, Robert Layton, Richard Kooken. Mr. Barkman Senior Class Advisor 1 , mv Y, E 'M President, John Hammondg Vice President, Gene Townendg Secretary, Pat Hendersong Treasurer, Barbara Gross. , it wi ,S mir ,. 'vt' 1-I X W L W E N CLASS HISTORY ln September, 1954, we began our high school careers as Freshmen. Mrs. Farrar and Mr. Sachs acted as our advisors throughout the year. The officers that we elected were: President, Chet McCarty, Vice-President, Dave Allison, Secretary, Peg Lightnerg Trea- surer, Donna Watson. In an effort to raise money for our class treasury, we sold gelatin and pie filling. After a delightful trip to Harrisburg, the State capital, we went to Hershey. Here it was that we saw the museum and the Hershey School. Part of the afternoon was spent in the Hershey Park. The finale of the year came with our promotion exercises, For the first time in the history of Juniata Valley, the Freshman Class held its commencement exercises outdoors. We were now a part of that which had seemed so far away. As Sophomores, we were to begin our sojourn in Senior High. Mr. Zilius and Mr. McElhoes served as our advisors for this, a very important year. Class officers were elected at our first class meeting. They were: President, Dave Allison, Vice-President, Pat Henderson, Secretary, Donna Watson, Treasurer, Connie Grove. During this year, we sold cards and participated in the magazine campaign. Being suc- cessful in these enterprises boosted our morale as well as our treasury. Was it possible to be Juniors? We knew this was going to be a very important year in school, so we went right to work electing the officers who would lead us through this year. They were: President, Dave Allisong Vice-President, Gene Townendg Secretary, Connie Grove Treasurer, Mildred Sollers. Our advisors were Mrs. Hawn and Mrs. Coffman. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Coffman, we presented our play, Too Many Relatives, on March 27 and 28. On April 26, our class went to Gettysburg. There we toured the battlefield. Mr. Stoudt and Mr. Barkman were our guides for this trip. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. This event was held in the Alexandria American Legion Home on May 10, 1957. 'Stairway to the Stars' was the theme. The 'Keystonnaires' provided the music for this social event. Following the all-night Prom, a breakfast was served by some accom- modating mothers. The long awaited day had finally arrived--we were, at last, Seniors. Our final year in high school we knew would be sufficiently important to warrant capable officers. Those who were elected were: President, John Hammond, Vice-President, Gene Townendg Sec- retary, Pat Henderson, Treasurer, Barbara Gross. On November 20, 21, and 22, our class went to Washington, D. C., for a field trip which lasted for three days. Mrs. Hawn and Mr. Barkman were our chaperones. Everyone had a wonderful time, and the memories of this trip will continue to live on. The Senior Play, which was held in the spring, was a highlight of our Senior year. The climax of our high school career will be reached at our Baccalau- reate on June l, Class Night on June 3, and Commencement on June 4. 5 The Class of 1958 Judy Laws, Class Historian Sl mn Acnvnv nutunn MARJORIE ELLEN BEA'I'l'Y: FHA 43 Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 43 Band 4,3,2,l3 Clar- inet quartet 4,3,13 County Band 4,3,2,l3 District Band 3,23 State Band 33 Dance Band 4,3,13 Bottle Band 4,32 Band officer, Librarian 43 Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Daisy Chain 33 Play Prompter 3g Youth Club Council 43 Youth Club Officer 4g Prom Committee 33 Basketball 13 Library Club 13 Magazine Sale Certificate 4,3,2: Emblem, Letter, Sweater THOMAS E. BILGER: FFA 2g Chorus 23 Class Play Business Manager 33 Emblem JOSEPH WAYNE CARPER: Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Latin Club 3,23 Magazine Sale Certificate 4 PHYLLIS HOPE CURRY: Chorus 2,13 Daisy Chain 33 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 2g Cheer- leader 13 Majorette 3,2,13 Drum Majorette 43 Emblem, Letter, Sweater SARAH DAUGHERTY: FHA 4,31 Band 3,2,13 Chorus 4,33 Sextette 43 Daisy Chain 33 Prom Committee 3g Emblem MARY LOUISE DAVIS: Band 4,3,23 Bottle Band 43 Chorus 4,33 Librarian 43 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 23 Latin Club 23 Emblem, Letter EVA ELLEN DIETZ: Buzzer staff 43 Daisy Chain 3g Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 As- sistant Manager, Magazine Campaign 4g Emblem, Letter ROSS DOPP: Yearbook staff 43 Chorus 4,1Q Class Play Stage Crew 33 Prom Committee 33 Football 4,3,2Q Basketball 4,3,2,l3 Emblem, Letter LOIS ANN EWING: FHA 4,3,2Q Band 4g Daisy Chain 33 Prom Committee 33 Emblem, Letter EVELYN DELORIS FITZGERALD: FHA 4,3,2,l3 Buzzer staff 43 Band 43 Daisy Chain 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Cheerleader 13 Emblem JOHN JOSEPH FQBTER: Chorus 23 Class Play Ticket Seller 33 Prom Committee 33 Foot- ball Manager 2,11 Emblem FAYE LOUISE FOUSE: Buzzer staff 4,33 Band 43 Chorus 4,3,23 Daisy Chain 33 Play Promp- ter 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Magazine Sale Certificate 4,22 Emblem, Letter BARBARA MAE GROSS: Treasurer 43 Yearbook staff 4s Buzzer staff 4,32 Band 4,3,2,l3 Clarinet quartet 13 Chorus 3,2Q Daisy Chain 33 Class Play 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Emblem, Letter, Sweater CONSTANCE MAY GROVE: Class Treasurer 23 Class Secretary 33 Buzzer staff 4,31 Band 4,3,2,l3 County Band 4,3,2,l3 Band Secretary 43 Rrepresentative 23 Chorus 4,3,2,lQ Daisy Chain 33 Play Prompter 3g Prom Attendant 3,23 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 2,12 Latin Club 3,23 Library Club 13 Emblem, Letter, Sweater DOMER EDWARD HAMER: Emblem JOHN HAMMOND: Class President 43 FFA 4,3,2Q FFA Reporter 43 Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 4g Class Play 33 Usher 33 Youth Club Council 4g Youth Club Officer 43 Football 3,2,13 Manager 43 Basketball Manager 4g Emblem MARY M. HAMMOND: FHA 4,3,2,l3 Yearbook staff 43 Daisy Chain 3, Usherette 33 Basket- ball 3,23 Emblem PATRICIA LOUISE HENDERSON: Class Secretary 43 Class Vice-President 23 Yearbook staff Bookkeeper 43 Buzzer staff 3, Copy Editor 43 Band 4,3,2,l3 County Band 3,2,13 Dance Band 3g Band Librarian 4,31 Chorus 3,23 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play Student Director 33 Usher- ette 3g Prom Committee 33 LatinCIub 23 Magazine Sale Certificate 4,33 Cheerleader 13 Emblem, Letter, Sweater WILLIAM V. HULING: Prom Committee 33 Football lg Emblem ANN LOUISE KIRK: Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 4,33 Daisy Chain 3g Class Play 33 Youth Club Council 43 Prom Attendant 3,23 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 4,3,2,1Q Latin Club 3,23 Library Club 13 Magazine Sale Certificate 4,3,23 Emblem, Letter GEORGE KLING: Class Play Ticket Seller 3g Magazine Sale Certificate 3,23 Emblem RICHARD KOOKEN: Yearbook staff 43 Band 4,3,2,l3 County Band 43 Bottle Band 33 Chorus 4,3,2,1Q Class Play 33 Youth Club Council 4,33 Youth Club Officer 4g Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 3.2: Emblem Letter KENNETH EUGENE LANDIS: Buzzer staff 43 Class Play Stage Crew 3g Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 3 J UDITH SUZANNE LAWS: Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer Staff 33 Buzzer Editor 43 Daisy Chain 33 Play Prompter 3g Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 33 Emblem, Letter ROBERT M. LAYTON: Chorus 2,13 Class Play, Stage Manager 33 Prom Committee 33 Lat- in Club 3,2Q Library Club 13 Emblem PEGGY GRACE LIGHTNER: FHA 4,3,23 FHA President 43 Vice-President, Daisy Chain 33 Youth Club Council 33 Basketball 4,3,2,1: Cheerleader 4,33 Emblem ALICE REBECCA METZ: FHA 4,3,2Q Chorus 33 Daisy Chain 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 3g Magazine Sale Certificate 4 DONNA JEAN MILLER: FHA 4,33 Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 4, Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Sex- tette 43 Chorus Librarian 4,33 District Chorus 4g Daisy Chain 33 Class Play 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Cheerleader 4,3,2,l3 Emblem RODGER MILLER: FFA 33 Chorus 43 Usher 33 Football 4. HELEN JANE MORDER: FHA 4,3Q Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 3,21 Chorus 2,12 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play Producer 33 Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 3,2. LOU RHEA OBENOUR: FHA 4,3,23 Band 43 Chorus 4,33 Daisy Chain 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 3 WILLIAM H. OESTREICH: Usher 33 Prom Committee 3 MARY OLIVE PETERS: FHA 4,3,23 FHA Secretary 43 Chorus 3,13 Daisy Chain 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 3g Library Club 13 Magazine Sale Certificate 4 ROSANNA RUTH REED: Yearbook staff 4g Buzzer staff 43 Band 3,2Q Chorus 3,13 Daisy Chain 33 Play Prompter 33 Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 3g Emblem, Letter, Sweater TERRY RUPERT: FHA 43 Band 4,3,2,l3 Clarinet quartet 13 County Band 4,13 Band Officer, Manager 13 Chorus 4,3,2,1Q Sextette 4,32 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 4,3,2,l3 Emblem, Letter, Sweater BEVERLY ANN RUSSELL: FHA 4,33 Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 3,23 Daisy Chain 33Usher- ette 33 Prom Committee3 Basketball 13 Latin Club 3,2: Library Club 13 Emblem AGNES RUTH SECREST: FHA 4,3,23 Daisy Chain 33 Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY SNYDER: FHA 4,3,23 Chorus 33 Daisy Chain 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 13 Emblem MILDRED N. SOLLERS: Class Treasurer 33 FHA 33 Buzzer staff 4,31 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play Producer 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 3,22 Emblem, Letter DOROTHY E, SPACHT: FHA 43 Buzzer staff 43 Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Daisy Chain 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Emblem RICHARD RAYMOND ROBERTS STAYLOR: Yearbook staff 43 Buzzer staff 23 Band 2,1Q Class Play 3g Usher 33 Basketball 13 Latin Club 2g Emblem VEDA MARTHA STINE: Buzzer staff 4,3,23 Band 4,3,2,l3 Saxophone Trio 4,3,23 Dance Band 4,33 Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Sextette 33 Accompanist 4,3,2,l3 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play 33 Latin Club 33 Library Club 13 Letter, Sweater JANET LOUISE TAYLOR: FHA 4,35 Yearbook staff 43 Chorus 3g Daisy Chain 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Emblem GENE TOWNEND:Class Vice-President 4,31 Yearbook Editor 43 Buzzer staff 4,3Q Band 4,3,l3 Bottle Band 33 Band President 43 Chorus 4,3,l3 District Chorus 43 Class Play 33 Youth Club Council 4,33 Prom Committee 3g Football 43 Latin Club 3g Library Club 13 Magazine Sale Cer- tificate 33 Letter DONNA LEE WATSON: Class Treasurer l3Class Secretary 23 Yearbook staff, Business Mana- ger 43 Buzzer staff 3,23 Assistant Editor 43 Band 23 Chorus 4,3,2,l3 Sextette 43 Chorus Librarian 4,33 Daisy Chain 33 Class Play 33 Usherette 33 Prom Committee Chairman 33 Basketball 23 Manager, Magazine Campaign 43 Cheerleader 4,3,2,l3 Emblem, Letter, Sweater K' cw ,. 4 - I 1 f 'fi 1. Q A QV2i'g5QiQ1g,,1 g if 3' i 'wt' ix Abu, fghaf .3 K so by . 5, Yf gg:-40. fx f, s I 4 Y' . , fffff 5: s s H r-'rf Most Popular Girl Class Wolf 28 Most Artistic Friendliest G00d Sport B6Si DI'eSS9d Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Looking Boy Best Looking Girl Most Talkative Giggler Class Pest Noisiest Bragger Quiefest Best BOY Athlete aes: on-1 Athlete Most Popular Bo Class Flirt PLEEES Sw WW? I gf gf 3' af is Z I l -1-il ci'-L'-' J - l 1 'ig i tll- ,.- X - . .-- - J all nl if sl ROW 1: Marian Ruling, Helen McCarty, Margaret Snyder, Marylin Sneath, Louise Scott, Jea.n Birkey, Joan Shoemaker, Evelyn Frye, Katie Phillips, Connie Rohman. ROW 2: Carol Walker, Alberta. Baltosser, Dorothy Banks, Orpha Huling, JoAnn Price, Karen Burket, Shirley Gorman, Joyce Anders, Jane Fitzgerald, Jean Lightner, Margaret Diehl, Darlene Coffman, Ruth Cella, Rosemary Simkins, Betsy Baker. ROW 3: Martin Lightner, Kermit Rupert, Robert Carolus, Jake Leidy, Edward Lightner, Stewart Porter, Donald Cooper, Robert Glenny, George Mills, Ronald Deihl, Richard Schirm, Russell Snyder, Larry Yarnell, Geary Shade. ROW 4: Terry Silknitter, William Lightner, Glen Henry, Fred Bowman, Joe Houck, Raymond Col- petzer, Andy Donnelly, Neal Giffin, John Porter, David Donnelly, James Payne, William Ewing, Richard Thompson. JUNIORS THE JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Glenn Henryg Vice President, Rosemary Simkinsg Treasurer, Richard Thompsong Secretary, JoAnn Price. ROW 1: Shirley McClain, Judy Roseborough, Norma Reed, Mary Ann Owens, Carol Leidy, Dorothy Payne, Nancy Rosevear, Vicki Brown, Barbara Itinger, Dorothy Harman, Betty Snyder, Cynthia Reed, Sally Hal- vorsen, Sheila Stott. ROW 2: Clara Teeters, Gail Logan, Ruth Ann Gill, Betty Hammond, Patty Lippy, Carol Grove, Margaret Taylor, Sara Jane ltinger, Mary Thomas, Elizabeth Itinger, Mary Ellen Sanks, Judy Whit- taker, Edna Mae McGinnis, Lorna Lightner, Grace Foster, Mary Ann Houck. ROW 3: Ralph Gardner, Ed- ward Riling, Carl Conrad, Donald Bowser, David Dietz, John Hetrick, Albert Stringer, Thomas Foster, James Layton, Joseph Eichelberger, Thomas Gill, Richard Patterson, Sam Webb, Clark Rainey, Lester Coffman. ROW 4: Harry Bennett, Paul Hickes, Robert Lowe, Cecil Beatty, Leonard Hurley, John Lankard, Robert Turnbaugh, Merle Slippey, Robert Garber, Ronald Hatch, Larry Morningstar, Jesse Musselman, Helen Kirk, Fay Mitchell. Absent: Guy Sollers and John Horn. SOPHOIVIORES THE SGPHOIVIORES OFFICERS President, Leonard Hurleyg Vice President, John Horny Secretary, Vicki Brovmg Trea- surer, Dorothy Harman. E N vefanwn ROW 1: Sharon Diehl, Laura Carolus, Gary Frazer,David Kern, Thom Ewing, Judy Burkey, Sandra Cooper, Judy Claar, Judy Brenneman, Dick Diehl. ROW 2: Miss Crownover, Rex Lightner, Connie Lightner, John Ryder, William Port, Connie Glenny, Robert Port, George Fry, Barbara Stringer, Katharine Zimmerman, William Reihart. ROW 3: Diane Claar, Judy Rockey, Veronica McMullin, Carol Jones, Willis Sneath, Robert Yocum, Betty Frye, Arlene Yocum, Rita Snyder, Emily Lightner, Sharon Marshall. ROW 4: Clair Burket, Milton Zimmerman, Virginia Dietz, Helen Kling, Marjorie Staylor, Bonnie Giifin, Patsy Fry, Yvonne Crum, Mary Ann Westwood, Elizabeth Koesbauer, Janet Frye. ROW 5: Cassy Chesney, Delores Blair, Marilyn Coffman, Rebecca Donnelly, Barbara Kurtz, Ethel Shoemaker, Patty Backus, Walter Hawn, Kemieth I-learn, Edward Carolus, Richard McMa.hon. ROW 6: Robert Roseborough, Thomas Miller, Dale Yocum, Isaac Garber, Donald Patterson, Raymond Franks, Barry McElwain. ROW 7: Joseph Dewey, James McClain, Thomas Eberle, John Tennis, Lloyd Hammond, Dorothy Diehl, Mary Kay Grove, Susan Grove, Anita Ross, Anna Jane Keller, Barbara Bell. ROW 8: Fred Bousum, Barry I-lohman, Harry Sneath, Randy Updyke. Lawrence Showalter, William Porter, Arnold Green, David Hickes, Carl Bush, Stephen Horn. F R E S H A N President, Tom Eberle Vice-President, Barry McElwaine Secretary, Becky Donnelly Treasurer, Margie Staylor w Q-V3 if , '- SEIIIUH HIGH HIUTBHLL ROW 1: Albert Stringer, Larry Yarnell, Glenn Henry, Edward Lightner, William Lightner, Leonard Hurley, James Layton, Carl Conrad, Thomas Foster, John Hammond- Head Manager. ROW 2: Stewart Porter, John Lankard, John Horn, Fred Bowman, Ross Dopp, Guy Sollers, Andy Donnelly, Joe Houck, Donald Cooper, Larry Showalter, Mr. Kyper - Coach. Absent - Rodger Miller, Gene Townend. w w 1 Bernie Kyper, Backfield A1 Simkins, Line Coach Coach Rodger Miller , , Gene Townend .lunmn HIGH fuumnu nam ROW 1: Cecil Hawn, Ronnie Houck, Barry Greene, Harold Gensimore, Ronnie Foster, Dan Hammond, Jeff Bowman, Jesse Dick, Billy Bilger, Manager. ROW 2: Gary Henry, Ken Gill, David Kern, Charles Halvorsen, David Hickes, Ron Ayers, Barry McElwain, Irv Phillips, Tom Ewing, Ralph Kinch. ROW 3: Mr. Beezer, Coach, John Ayres, Randy Updyke, Galen Boyer, Tom Eberle, Lloyd Hammond, Bob Roseborough, Ken Kern, Charles Bousum, Danny Henry, Head Manager. VARSITY SCORES IR. HIGH SCORES THEY WE THEY Claysburg 25 0 Captain .Tack 26 Northern Bedford 13 0 Roaring Springs Williamsburg 38 13 Tyrone Bald Eagle Area 27 0 Moshannon Valley Orbisonia 0 24 Huntingdon Saxton -cancelled Robertsdale 13 6 Cooper Township 27 7 143 50 VHHSITU BHSHETBHLL TEHIH ROW 1: Coach Beezer, Ross Dopp, Bill Lightner, Stewart Porter, Don Cooper, John Lankard. ROW 2 Leonard Hurley, Fred Bowman, Neal Giffin, John Horn, Carl Conrad, Ralph Gardner. BOYS' SCORES WE THEY Saxton 42 49 Claysburg 3 1 3 5 Roaring Springs 36 68 Rothrock 44 49 Williamsburg 36 81 Kishacoquillas 3 1 68 Robertsdale 58 55 Orbisonia 3 5 3 1 Saltillo 43 54 Rothrock 36 55 Kishacoquillis 36 7 1 Robertsdale 39 51 Totals 437 667 iOrbisonia and Saltillo had not yet been played when The Hornet went to press.J. GIRLS' SCORES WE THEY Robertsdale 2 1 23 Orbisonia 26 3 5 Saltillo 24 30 Rothrock 3 8 52 Robertsdale 2 8 2 1 Totals 137 161 QAlumni, Orbisonia, and Saltillohadnot yet been played when The Hornet went to press.J GIRLS' HND JUHIUH HIGH BHSHETBHLL ROW 1: Betsy Baker, manager, Mary Ellen Sanks, Peg Lightner, Marion Huling, Sheila Stott, Carol Leidy, JoAnn Price, manager. ROW 2: Katie Phillips, Nancy Rosevear, Evelyn Frye, Ann Kirk, Judy Roseborough, Sally Halvorsen, Sarah Itinger. ROW 3: Rose Mary Simkins, Jean Burkey, Terry Rupert, Helen Kirk. 'Rf , xr' x 'r -M limi ROW 1: James Kirk, Carey Lightner, Dan Henney, Jesse Dick, Jeff Bowman, R. Deihl. ROW 2: Steve Horn, Arnold Greene, Barry McElwain, Randy Updyke, Ronald Foster, Sonny Bousum. ROW 3: Verney Peters, Carl Bush, Ronald Houck. ROW 1: Ronald Foster, student manager, George Lightner, I oe Houck, Martin Lightner, Edward Lightner, Stewart Porter, Donald Cooper, David Donnelly, Fred Bowman. ROW 2: John Porter, Manager and Score Keeper, John Lankard, Donald Itinger, Herman Espy, Neal Giffin, Alan Reed, Thomas Simkins, Walter Malcolm, Richard Irvin, Richard Thompson. Get him at first, Herm. Keep your eyes on the ball, Alan. UUR BHSEBHLL TEHIH Are you practicing a new style, George? THEY WE - Orbisonia 13 4 Saltillo 13 1 Captain Jack 20 11 Huntingdon 36 2 Captain J ack 2 4 Huntingdon 1 1 0 Robertsdale 7 2 92 24 UUH SEHIUH PLHUERS , gf ,Mmm Www 'A I W , M 3 W Mi L my mf l is 1, ia ,t B J W' Jalwi,,e-Wil--,N-1 - 1' 5 5 if ' W ' ,inwwlv 1' 1 l ' 'z V ' 'A ' , lvl , ml , ,g 1 'fu W., ff, ' Look out left field that's Walt batting. Don't let it get away, Tom. fmwrme F ,f jX x 4 QL The Juniata Valleu Band MEMBERS OF THE BAND Pat Backus, Marjorie Beatty, Harry Bennett, Vicki Brown, Carl Bush, Phyllis Curry, Mary Louise Davis, Sarah Daugherty, Dorothy Diehl, Sharon Diehl,Gary Frazer, Evelyn Frye, Bonnie Giffin, Neal Giffin, Connie Grove, Susan Grove, Barbara Gross, Hazel Guisler, Dorothy Harman, Pat Henderson, Barry Hohman, Con- nie Hohman, John Horn, Stephen Horn, Leonard Hurley, Marian Huling, Orpha Huling, Barbara ltinger, Carol Jones, Richard Kooken, Carol Leidy, Helen McCarty, Mary Ann Owens, Dorothy Payne, James Payne, Norma Reed, Judy Rockey, Julia Roseborough, Anita Ross, Terry Rupert, Marjorie Staylor, Veda Stine, John Tennis, Gene Townend, Larry Yarnell, Robert Yocum. Directors: Mrs. Barbara Gold, Mr. Rash lsen- berg, Mr. Alan Wyand, Color Guard: Lois Ewing,Faye Fouse, Lou Rhea Obenour, Peg Snyder, Carol Walker. The Illajoreltes Marjorettes: Phyllis Curry - Head Majorette, Sharon Diehl, Helen McCarty, Evelyn Frye, Dorothy Payne, Bonnie Giffin. IIA: LE BAND ROW 1: Connie Hohman, Veda Stine, Vicki Brown, Margie Beatty, Mr. Wyand. ROW 2: John Horn, Leonard Hurley, Larry Yarnell. HW! lIFFIl'EIi.' IIIUTRIUT IMNII ROW 1: Mr. Isenberg, Assistant Director: Gene Townend, John Horn, Margie Beatty, Pat Henderson, Librarian: Connie Grove, Connie Gr0ve,M1.. Wyand. Secretary: Marge Beatty, Librarian: Gene Townend, President: Terry Rupert, Treas- UPEI. ROW 1: Mr. Wyand, Dorothy Harman, Terry Rupert, Connie Grove, Margie Beatty, Connie Hohman, Vicki Brown, Dick Kooken, Larry Yarnell. ROW 2: Gene Townend, Leonard Hur1ey,Ca.ro1Jones,DorothyDieh1, Margie Staylor, John Horn, Carl Bush. UIIUWY BA ll ROW 1: Vicki Brovm, Mary Ann Owens, Veda Stine, Donna Watson, Sarah Daugherty, Terry Rupert, Carol Walker, Donna Miller. ROW 2: Mrs. Gold, Sally Halvorsen, Cynthia Reed, Dorothy Payne, Nancy Rosevear, Dorothy Spacht, Lou Rhea Obenour, Connie Grove, Margie Beatty, Faye Fouse, Evelyn Frye, Rose Mary Simkins, Joan Shoemaker, Judy Roseborough, Betsy Baker, Jean Burkey, ROW 3: Barbara Itinger, Judy Whittaker, Carl Conrad, Larry Yarnell, Harry Bennett, Ross Dopp, Joe Carper, Gene Townend, John Horn, Neal Giffin, Leonard Hurley, Joyce Anders, Orpha Ruling, Mary Davis, Dorothy Harman, Norma Reed. at F., lIIU'I'IiIlTT Donna Miller, Mrs. Gold, Gene Townend. ROW 1: Jean Burkey, Sarah Dougherty, Donna Miller, Mary Ann Owens, Pianist. ROW 2: Mrs. Gold, Director, Terry Rupert, Donna Watson, Evelyn Fitzgerald, Nancy Rosevear. v'f11'ffvw,'-- 1' - . kkkk f s 1WwL or ROW 1: Mr. Simkins, John Hammond, Geary Shade, Lewis Knode, Guy Sollers, David Donnelly, Raymond Colpetzer, Lester Coffman. ROW 2: Cecil Beatty, Rich- ard Deihl, Thomas Miller, Merle Slippey, Andy Donnelly, Robert Turnbaugh, Charles Bousum, Larry Showalter, Ronald Hatch, Harry Bennett. ROW 3: John Ryder, Ed- ward Riling, Lloyd Hammond, Robert Roseborough, Ed- ward Carolous, Joe liichelberger, Thomas Eberle, Ray- mond Franks, Dale Yocum, Rex Lightner, Sam Webb, Willis Sneath. ROW l: Mary Thomas, Mary Hammond, Helen McCarty, Mary Peters, Peg Lightner, Marian Huling, Mrs. Hawn, Dorothy Snyder. ROW 2: Grace Foster, Betty Snyder, Sally Halvorsen, Janet Taylor, Terry Rupert, Sarah Daugherty, Dorothy Harman, Lois Ewing, Dorothy Payne, Julia Roseborough, Louise Scott, Helen Morder, Jean Lightner, Jane Fitzgerald, Orpha Huling, Betty Hammond, RRl.0Hwmw ,Def 5,, . F, L X .asa in e at l , L. David Donnelly, Treasurer, Lewis Knode, President, Raymond Colpetzer, Sentinel, Guy Sollers, Vice-Presi- dent, Geary Shade, Secretary, John Hammond, Reporter, Dorothy Banks. ROW 3: Cynthia Reed, Sheila Stott, Peg Taylor, Peg Snyder, Donna Miller, Alice Metz, Lou Rhea Obenour, Evelyn Fitzgerald, Marjorie Beatty, Sara Jane ltinger, Dorothy Spacht, PegDiehl, Beverly Russell, Agnes Secrest, Jean Burkey, Darlene Coffman, Alberta Baltosser, Elizabeth ltinger. FHA.0NWHv Luau Helen McCarty, Treasurer, Marian Huling, Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. Hawn, Advisor, Peg Lightner, President, Mary Peters, Secretary. Jr. Hi. F.H.H. ROW 1: Mary Ayers, Gloria Zettle, Betty Lightner, Nancy Zook, Sondra Gill, Mary Jane Daugherty, Sharon Bousum, Ellen Hammond, Betty Thomas, Diane Claar, Sandra Shade, Barbara McElwain. ROW 2: Audine Thompson, Rachel Donnelly, Janet Frye, Arlene Yocum, Carol Jones, Sharon Deihl, Judy Burkey, Rita Snyder, Barbara Whittaker, Roslie Myers, Gloria Kinch. ROW 3: Patsy Fry, Sharon Marshall, Mar- jorie Staylor, Bonnie Giffin, Carol Wensel, Mary Showalter, Sandra Cooper, Jean Ayers, Donna Graffius, Bonetta Yocum, Polly Eichelberger, Becky Donnelly. ROW 4: Barbara Stringer, Barbara Roseborough, Grace Webb, Carol Scott, Laura Carolus, Agnes Barr, Donna Sollers, Duella Riling, Caroline Henderson, ROW 5: Miss Kirk, Anita Ross, Ann Ifleming, Connie Wike, Judy Frye, Mary Kay Grove, Helen Kling, Yvonne Crum, Hazel Guisler, Georgia Brown, Donna Sneath. lihraru Club ROW 1: Janet Frye, Carol Jones, Connie Glenny, Emily Lightner, Judy Claar, Sharon Deihl, Thom Ewing, George Frye, Raymond Franks. ROW 2: Barry McElwain, Diane Claar, Marjorie Staylor, Bonnie Giifin, Gary Frazer, Bob Yocum Ed Carolus, Rex Lightner. ROW 3: Elizabeth Koesbauer, John Tennis, Patty Backus, Judy Rockey, James McClain, Walter Hawn. ROW 4: Mrs. Houck, Randy Updyke, Anita Ross, Susan Grove, Mary Kay Grove, Anna Jane Keller, Stephen Horn, Tom Eberle, Sonny Bousum. Buzzer Stall ROW 1: Norma Reed, Ruth Reed, Veda Stine, Judy Laws, Donna Watson, Barbara Gross, Pat Henderson, Karen Burket. ROW 2: Mr. Barkrnan, Katie Phillips, Evelyn Fitzgerald, Connie Grove, Marjorie Beatty, Ann Kirk, Faye Fouse, Evelyn Frye, Rosemary Simkins, Mrs. Baldwin. ROW 3: Mildred Sollers, Donna Miller, Gene Townend, Joe Houck, Ken Landis, Betsy Baker. magazine Salesman ROW 1: Mary Peters, Vicki Brovsm, Betty Hammond, Donna Watson, Karen Burket, Donna Miller, Mary Ann Owens, Alice Metz. ROW 2: Mildred Sollers, Eva Dietz, Shirley Gorman, Helen Kirk, Judy Laws, Marjorie Beatty, Faye Fouse, Pat Henderson, Beverly Russell, Barbara Itinger, Dorothy Harman. ROW 3: Katie Phillips, Bob Lowe, Merle Slippey, David Donnelly, Gene Townend, John Horn, Joe Carper, Ann Kirk, Connie Grove. ROW 1: Mrs. Beezer, Barbara Roseborough, Barbara Grassmyer, Catherine Zimmerman, Rita Snyder, Bonneta Yocum, Diane Duncan, James Diehl. ROW 2: Arlene Yocum, Virginia Dietz, Connie Lightner, De- lores Blair, John Edmiston, Barry Greene, Cassy Chesney. ROW 3: lrvin Phillips, Barbara Bell, Lloyd Hammond, Bob Roseborough, Marilyn Coffman, Dorothy Diehl, Carl Bush. Q1 ff: PETERSBUIHE CINIKS ALEXHIIIIIA UIIIIKS fly- ALEXANIIRIA .IANITUR PETEHSBIEHG .IMITIIH Mr. Thompson Mr. Rupert Our Senior High Cheerleaders. + , ml Jasper finally proposes. So this is where you got those new uniforms, Peg What's wrong, Helen. The Cast of Two Many Relatives. , e b Fig pf' A . Y T125 ' 7 Y V Nei' What're you dreaming about, Bill? I wonder who's behind that rolling door. Our Junior High Cheerleaders Alexandria Grade Teachers X Mrs. Geraldine H. Simpson, Mrs. Elma M. Miller, Miss Edith Neff, Mrs. Lorraine Davis, Miss Esther Barr, Mrs. E. May Rigby. Petersburg Grade Teachers Mrs. Estella Stoudt, Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Lois Henderson, Miss Helen Nelson. QWWES Z f C' X51 .1-1- . i ' ..T':- sr,:t:,.ww.nn1 - .. -. . , L L ROW 1: Charlotte Lippy, William Kern, Ronald Houck, Roy Hoffer, Connie Conrad, Charles Weko, Eileen Deihl, Sondra Gill, William Bilger. ROW 2: Donna Sollers, James Wagner, Betty Miles, Daniel Hammond, Eugene Baltosser, Donna Graffius, Gary Eberle, Janet Bigelow, Kenneth Bouch, Ellen Hammond, Vernon Porter. ROW 3: Carol Ann Kinch, Dorothy Layton, Barbara McElwain, Rosalie Meyers, Donna Showalter, Harold Gensimore, Gerry Gor- man, Barbara Greene, Agnes Barr, Eugene Boonie, Don- ald McCrum, Bonneta Yocum. ROW 4: Ronny Foster, Ralph Kinch, Mary Port, George Piper, Terry Montz, 'llfrade 7 ROW 1: Jesse Dick, William Barr, Donald McClain, James Diehl, Nancy Zook, Diane Claar, Rosanna Davis, Betty Thomas, George Ewing, Harvey Carolus, Ronald Frazer, Lorelei Dietz, Ben Kern, Donald Eckley. ROW 2: William Fleegal, George Banks, Mary Jane Daugherty, Mary Jane Fagley, Ann Whittaker, Connie lsenberg, Violet Hoffer, John Plant, William Hoffer, Donald Swan, Charles Boonie, James Houck. ROW 3: Elizabeth Light- ner, Sandra Lippy, Darlene Deihl, Phyllis McCarty, Barbara Whittaker, Diane Duncan, Sandra Shade, Andrew Hickes, Daniel Parks, Thomas Burkey, William Bensen, Richard Marshall. ROW 4: Gary Henry, Barry Lightner, Ruth McGinnis, Janet Rupert, Donald Allison, Christine Barbara Grassmeyer, Carey Lightner, Duella Riling, John ltinger, Betty Sponsler, Polly Eichelberger, Sharon Bousum. ROW 5: John Ayers, Cecil Hawn, Kenneth Gill, Caroline Henderson, Elmer Sollenberger, Donna Sneath, John Edmiston, George Phillips, Charles Halvorsen Daniel Henney, Judy Frye, Mary Showalter. ROW 6- William E. Beezer, 8th Grade Advisor, John Wike, Ron- ald Carper, Connie Wike, Ronald Ayers, Wayne Boonie, Joan Hutchinson, Anne Fleming, Vernney Peters, Flor- ence Beezer, 8th Grade Advisor. Not present when pic- ture was taken - Romaine Carper. Rupert, Karen Anders, Wanda Gensimore, Jean Ayers, Mary Ayers, Dixie Foster, Harry Fisher. ROW 5: Barb- ara Sneath, Carol Wensel, Gloria Kinch, Barbara Rose- borough, Cloyd Thompson, Garry Greene, Robert Laws, George Colpetzer, Kermit Patterson, Jeffrey Bowman. ROW 6: Hazel Guisler, Audine Thompson, Ruth Wasson, Carol Scott, Grace Webb, Georgia Brown, Rachel Don- nelly, Donna Herrick, Dorothy Keller, Mary Wilson, Nada Lightner. ROW 7: Jane Garber, Mr. Beezer, Harry Varner, Walter Fitzgerald, Vernard Weyer, Edgar Payne, Donald Zimmerman, Richard Galloway, Richard Miller, Barry Greene, William Swan, Galen Boyer. Alexandria 6-5-4 ,f . ar ,. , 2:1 ,n will .arms ROW 1: Jenny Benson, Robert Brenneman, James Mad- den, James Rainey, Charles Garber, Lawrence Shoe- Larry Watson, Dianna Leamer, Judy Fetterhoof, Kathy Simkins, Sharon Chilcote, Doris Russell, Charles Moore, maker, Allen Coffman, John lrvin, Denny Stewart. ROW Charles Payne, Sara Sollenberger, Robert Lankard, 2: Penny Runk, Alice .Io lsenberg, Marjorie Huntsman, Beverly Keith, Carol Brown, Margaret Wilson. Teacher: Paula Lane, JoAnne Kinch, Karen Brown, Audrey Houck, Miss Neff. Wanda Morder, Mary Shoemaker. ROW 3: Eric Horn, ROW 1: Staley Wensel, Gary Pollock, Lawrence McMul- lin, Randall Kyle, William Keller, Carl Pearson, Daniel Knode, Donald Burkey, Linda Leidy, Daniel Deitz, Paul Beck. ROW 2: Louise Coffman, Betty Hagans, Sandra Myers, Bonnie Everhart, Mary Louise ltinger, Carmen Reed, Carol Simparosa, Doris Yocum, Carol Nee. ROW 3: Shirley Sponsler, Walter Houck, Carol Sollers, Robert Baker, Katherine Layton, Alice Paterson, Pauline Sny- der, Jo Ellen ltinger, Linda Fleegal, Nancy Pollock, Beverly Frye, Patty Graffius, Margaret Jones. Absent: George Higinbotham, Paul LaPorte. Teacher: Mrs. Elma Miller. ROW 1: Sheldon Crum, Clarence Bradford, Vivian Ritchey, Deborah Grove, Bonnie Page, Judy Hetrick, Kay Rose- borough, Danny Grassmeyer, Joy lsenberg. ROW 2: Cathy Walker, Roberta Carolus, Mike Cook, Joe Wilson, Steve Lane, Karen Pollock, Allen Scalia, Louise Dick, Charles Staylor. ROW 3: Mrs. Simpson, Donald Houck, Earl Sponsler, Merrill Payne, Terry Simkins, Carol Black, Donna Thompson, Mike Hunter, Jim Galloway, Larry Yocum, Gail Galloway, Linda Stewart. Petersbur 6-5-4 Huling, Paul Sneath, Dennis Edmiston, Robert Harman Barry Hutton. ROW 3: Estells Stoudt, William McMahon Joy Nale, Thomas Greene, Billy Taylor, Nancy Diehl Frances McMahon. ROW 1 Larry Houck Shirley Sneath Mary Lou Long Richard Snyder, Geraldine Baird, Donald Broadbent enecker Sherry Rockey Betty Banks Robert Greene Steven Guisler, Chester Stryker. Teacher: Mrs. Estelle Marcella Fry ROW 2 Danny Miller Donald Casner Stoudt. ROW 1 Sammy Whitesel Sylvia Sneath John Rupert Stryker, Charles Metz, Bobby Lambert, Sandra Sneath, Wesley McMahon Sara Swan Sandra Hoffman ROW 2 Teacher: Miss Lois Henderson. uni' Q: ,y l.. arf' Alexandria 3-2-1 i .- 2 ---. ROW l: Terry Scalia, James Nee, Danny Ritchey, Henry Cynthia Reihart, Susan Hall. ROW 3: Wanda Kinch, Peggy Kling, Thomas Coffman, Danny Rhodes, Danny Davis, Miller, Howard Hickes,John Dopp, John Sipe, Diane Rodger Dietz, Allen Thompson. ROW 2: Judy Davis, Vargo, Robert Grove, Ronald ltinger,RobertHorn,Mary- Mary Plant, Mary Ann Price, Jonnie LaPorte, Jo Ellen ellen Turnbaugh. ' Houck, Barbara Barley, Sandra Wilson, Sarah Keller, ROW 1: John Vargo, Dale Brenneman, Louis Grassmyer, Phillip Paterson, Dean Dick, Andy Patterson, Randall Scalia, Bill Brenneman, Donald Prough, Regis Knode. ROW 2: Deborah Everhart, Diane Fleegal, Dennis Hunts- man, Mary Keller, Jeffrey Graffius, Pamela McAlevy, Susan ltinger, Nancy Yocum, Jacqueline Pollock, Jeanne Nec, Dorcas Price. ROW 3: John Diehl, Anna Benson, David Fleming, Richard Leidy, Jon Galloway, Susan Stewart, Constance Tennis, Sharon Conrad, Arlene Baney, Barbara Neff, Frances Runk, Richard Davis, Deborah lsenberg, Thomas Pollock, Larry Dick, Janet Yocum, Anna Mae Jones. Teacher: Mrs. E. May Rigby. ROW 1: Donald Cunningham,Ronald Myers,Robert Leidy, Michael Grassmyer, Donald Price, George Leidy, Donald Gillam, Donald Reihart, Jeffrey Boyd, Terry Dick, Benja- min Jones, Peter Simpson. ROW 2: Sara Baney, Susie Sprankle, Deborah Walker, Karen McDaniels, Sharon Kennedy, Mary Hunter, Dorothy Crawford, Diane Carling, Qphllt if xx if : ,f':'Ki.-:wx E if 3,M,...,,a,,.. ,ai ' c H -,i iiar 'l if A mfijgqf: ,A:. l 5 e G? W ea alfa Q.l.'iE fm-I af : Donna Carling, Sandra Hall, Dora Page. ROW 3: Daniel Kyper, Beth Wilson, Sherry Russler, Barry Hetrick, Thomas Horn, Susan Rhodes, Lois Duncan, Jack Speck, Gloria Dick, Roberts Plant, Judy Keller, Patricia Sipe, Deborah Lang, Geary Epley. Teacher: Mrs. Davis -W Petersburg 3-2-1 ROW 1: Arthur Nelson, Jimmy Borst,Jimmy Nale, Eddie Charles Taylor, Gerald Houck, Carolyn Everhart. ROW Eichelberger, Danny Rupert, Norma Piper, Alan Miller, 3: Sara Swan, Dorcas Barr, Sammy Hutton, Harvey Port, Galen Ingram, Billy Morningstar. ROW 2: Mary Jean Lida Miller, Clyde McMahon. Teacher: Miss Lois Hen- Green, Jimmy Fry, Eleanor Harmon, Ronnie Port, dersonn ROW 1: Nancy Bell, Trudy Hicks, Pamela Lightner,John Metz, Cherry Nale, Jimmy Taylor, Bobby Port, Karen Rudy, Donald Miller, Anna Anders, Linda Houck, Juanita Harnish, Debra Morningstar, Jackie Hammond.Teacher: Hoffmaster, Raymond Goss. ROW 2: Bobby Nelson, David Miss Gordon. ROW 1: Edgar Corbin, Helen Miller, Janet Momingstar, Marjorie Piper, ROW 2: Miss Helen Nelson, Kay Hawn John Scott, Penny Halversen, Francine Sneath, Frances William Broadbent, Ralph Fitzgerald, Carole Etnier Sneath, Randall Carper, Judy Wilson, Rockwell Dick, Margaret Rudy, Etta Reed, Christine Port, David Miller Spruce Creek ROW l: Karyl Brown, Robert Anders, Donald Nichols, Norma Patterson, Frank Reinschmidt, Patricia Waite, Linda Gensimore, Frances Bonsell,Janet Weko, Sherman Vicki Richardson, Mary Showalter, Shirley Barber,Diane Anders, Ronnie Carper. ROW 2: Barry Kurtz, Helen Seiner, Mary Bigelow, ROW 4: David Fisher, Walter Patterson, Karen Varner, Regina Post, Kenneth Colpet- Spacht, Sandra Hamer, Robert Zimmerman, Linda Sho- zer, Maxine Waite, Fred Webb, Terry Patterson.ROW 3: walter, Marsha Lear, Ruth Conrad, Mrs. Helen lrvin. ROW l: Stanley Carper, Linda Brown, Samuel Vaughn, Patricia Patterson, Leslie Gensimore,Robert Showalter, Eric Kurtz, Larry .Smith, Carl Miller, Susan Zimmer- Lee Stover. ROW 3: George Webb, Patricia Gensimore, man, Eddie Lillibridge. ROW 2: Thomas Anders, Joe Robert Barr, Deborah Bonsell, Gary Davis, Barbara Fritz, Darlene Patterson, Loretta Trimer, Vickie Waite, Wagner, William Showalter, Mrs. Edith Grove. ROW l: Marshall Teeters, Marjorie Shoemaker,Chester Thomas Colpetzer, Eddie Woomer, ROW 3: Charles Boyer, Michael Fisher, Martin Showalter, Diane Irvin, Fisher, Robert Schell, David Varner, Terry Lillibridge, Richard Brown, ROW 2: Vicky Brown, William Patter- Danny Gensimore, Sharon Anders, Mrs. Marybelle Owens. son, Kenneth Patterson, Duane Seiner, Nancy Webb, ! Mooresville 5 ,s . yawn 'F ROW 1: Donald Lightner, Steven Zook, Gordon Baney, Jon Glenny, Ronald Stewart, Douglas Ormsby, Elwood Thompson, Larry Claar, William Ross, James Singer, Donald McMahon. ROW 2: Samual McGargle, Alice Keller, Shirley Boonie, Sandra Hammond, Mary Boonie, Gloria Hoffer, Mary Kyper, Beverly Ayers, Linda Boonie, Deborah Eberle, Richard McCrum. ROW 3: Miss Mae Kidder, Galen Baney, Susan Lightner, Dawn Melton, Larry Ross, PamelaOx-msby, Dianne Grassmyer, Kay Lou Hoifer, Faye Ewing, Winston Chesney, Judith Stanbrough, Steven Harman, Naomi Scott. Mgton ROW 1: Vaughn Thompson, Alan Ewing, Robert Houck, John Foster, Robert Peters, Donald Boonie, James Claar, George Thompson, Miss Johnston. ROW 2: Janet Hoffer, Helen Gardner, Patricia Zook, Victoria Hughes, Barbara Eberle, Mary M. Bell, Nancy McGargle, Margaret Riling. ROW 3: Ronald McMahon, Terrance Ormsby, Samuel Ryder, Wilmer Scott, Homer Wagner, Thomas Harman, James Gummo, Roy Kyper, Dennis Ross. Shaffersville 1-6 SEATED: Willis Gardner, Betty Kern, Allen Miller. STANDING: Alfred Lightner, Gordon Port, Ronald Wilson, David Greene, Donald Garber. Absent: Cloyd Barr. Teacher, Mrs. Isabell Yocum. Manor Hill E ROW 1: Allen Lightner, Robert Lolli, Gary Thompson, Boonie, Linda Kyper. ROW 3: Sally Bowman,Kay Melton, John Ross, James Ormsby, Gary Baney, Harvey Wagner. Joyce Thompson, Sarah Bell, Gloria Jean Claar, Flora ROW 2: James Hearn, Judy Ann McGargle, Judy Ann May Ewing, Rebecca Stewart, Susan Bell, Mary Ann Hoffer, Jean Gardner, Patty Ayers, Kenneth Kyper, Gary Lightner. Teacher: Miss Margaret Houck. Petersburg 1945-46 Alexandria 1945-46 5. Qw- 25 K A P 1' X 'f 3 5 ' df? 7 ' V ' ' Iizf ' gf. I .L , , 1 p' a I e f f , y if ff 5 ik T lg yi AA 3 1 Y X 'Q F ' V 'W N Q -- N e ph' 'Q af Q 3: all 'TT' X -.sun in 202 Os 'Q 5' if -E! Un ,.,, of ur Wafi -4-A B Are? gf iii 60 L, u .. jymd For the best in INSURANCE Tailored by Specialists In America's Strongest Companies Complete Insurance Programs For FARMERS ME RC HA NTS INDIVIDUALS Make Sure Be Sure Insure THE JAMES C. MQRGAN AGENCY I UNIATA PACKING COMPANY SLAUGHTERERS and MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALERS of MEATS and PROVISIONS TYRONE. PA. Phone: MU 4-2270 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER CO. TYRONE PENNSYLVANIA UNION NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HUNTINGDON. PENNSYLVANIA Established 1866 AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Member F.D.I.C. BANK WITH THE DRIVE-IN OFFICE TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FROM IOE PRISMO PRISMO SAFETY CORPORATION I-IUNTINGDON. 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PENNSYLVANIA YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS WILL HELP PAY FOR FUTURE EDUCATION MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HENRY I. STOUDT Insurance Agency CASUALTY - INLAND MARINE FIRE SAVINGS - SATISFACTION SERVICE Phone: Alexandria NO 9-4949 VVESTERN AUTO TYRONE PENNSYLVANIA RHODES ELECTRIC ALEXANDRIA, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN 5 6. 10 TYRONE, PENNSYLVANIA WILLIAM P. SPYKEII PIIST 520 Alexandria Pennsylvania WIII II' IW , II ' I X , Xu! X I-I 1 .iff I NI W Q , 'ff S Yrx+'fIJ'W W g vs '45 1 ' I -1- H5 fr f- 'a f F 4 3 22 I F5kQ'w I N ffw',rF' S i N may WX 2. 4 XFAA Q f SGIO S I f IIIIIIIIIIIWX CLIIYII II. DAVIS PIIST l5II Pet b g Pe yl ROW 1: Ann Kirk, Mildred Sollers, Eva Dietz,Pat Henderson, Barbara Gross, Veda Stine, Terry Rupert, Donna Watson. ROW 2: Dorothy Spacht, Rodger Miller, Robert Layton, Margie Beatty, Joe Carper, Dick Kooken, Connie Grove. llur Svnior Play Fas! Nadi? Mildred Sollers, winner of Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. 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