Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

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'f EDITOKAAX Betty Lou so ' 1 'v', S Parricia Earley gf!! : ,, iff fflfr X f 5L L f ' M li 5 ASSISTANT EDITORS Richard Conway Corbin Wyant gif I 'jg H FACULTY Aovrsans x if 0 X My Cecelia Kettering Jeanne Griggs C Stephen Kropinak Nicola Miele R Mfg Q5 fy W NIU v. a .5 ' ' 1 A 'tL,' ' I , , ' I 'Q .cf S , S 'ia z . 1 1 f 1 ' 1 - 11? fl K 'Pa -'A Z 'W 5 ' , ,L , L A fl! ,:- H QXL- ' , ' ,I lg V X KN ' A jg , 7 f X 9 1 ,A fx' . Q '67 HSM. , ' .f 'fe-32 F11 ' :Z , ,3 f,l- T 'a ' 'e.Zq V riff - -if A Q, f Wm l ' v x , 17 X 733' Iii- S - 5 1 0 P r A ' 'S ki , if Q , 2 . 'W fm..-J -, ............a.,....-. ---- .-a-5. ,,.....M. 4-an ..-N. ' Q-.4 - ' .1 Q.. Q iZ.,j,QNg.,l ..Z'fQ1...J. lf 5.5 . .,,,,. ...... N.,-rd T 151213 .1 -V .41--Q w ,v , . A , .3--ra , , ... ,... , ... ., .,..,,.,. - - Q ' L -X-li: . ,,..... -,,.... -A 4 M: , .K ,, , ,.., q W.. .... , . qu-- ,L ,. .-4ww ..-.- M..-...ww 'f v , . M... ..,, , ,, W -Q.. .. 4..- F .V ..... .., . 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We hope that, not X: K k W I Q X f, only now, but in the future, this axmual .A gt W will provide you with many happy hours. N X ii ' 9 Talrzkzkz 5211491 ' Belly Lou cffzfelyon X M Xb bg Ri XA X A XX Q iw 3 Kg iw. X3 A xv?-'Qu -, X X , -, x ws: Y XX 4 Ifgllijlq If X-f' - TABLE U C ' ENTS V3 2 I U 1f I' lb' 1 J INV EM EI I-'A . r df' .Q I I I I , J I 'I I If 5, ' I, ff! K Q I KK , -Y I -' ,J Q gk 7 't '3'NIII If l' ? A94 IWW! I if IWQM gf I If J . SENIURS M MQMEJIIOYU CC ' LS JVM, of MBI I I - 5 :5 X I gf Ui V v5 yr IL Q MV 'IH WA 2 N: W of K A! by W 'III Hffk. ' M U I My I WMUNDERCLASSES I ACTIVITIES I 1 - F . I I JDM jffynfj' -f. ji. ,A J I A,, I x -lqm X f A1 I If ww 44 I fy I., IH, ,f 5 Yr X ' 1 I I Mvh . I I ffl li . ,V If lslyy f Q' ffnfj. gli ,-- If I X 17 U 'A IJ f J I 1 Io! J, ' ff ,-Iii' II' 11' Q-'I' J' J f 'IWWF I, II F III,f I 1 i, ' qg' I, x fx xIv ,ttf 'r i y tj I I J 5 Q I . . K' If J MRS. ELLEN T. LIAS Now as our school days are ended, And we leave for a future you've helped us to pave, To you our thanks are extended, A small retum for the gifts that you gave . You've helped us every day in many, many ways, You've taught us and shown us the right things to do, You've successfully directed our plays, Mrs . Lias, we dedicate this book to you. The 1954 Kit-han-ne Staff 6 MISS JOSEPHINE WILSON C E would be entirely remiss were we to fail to recognize the passing, late yesterday aftemoon, of a member of the faculty of Kittanning High School. The death of Miss Josephine Wilson has come as a distinct shock to all of us . Miss Wilson was a teacher in the greatest meaning of the word, a teach- er whose primary interests lay with the girls and boys with whom she came in contact and with the upbuilding of the profession of which she was more than just a member. Miss Wi1son's passing will mean even more than a professional loss: I feel a deep personal loss. In saying this I know that I express the feelings also of every boy and girl in our school, of each member of the faculty, of the administration, and of the Board of Education. Let us dedicate the program this moming to the memory of Miss Josephine Wilson to whom we can pay a very deep tribute by saying simply that she was a good teacher. May we briefly bow our heads in memory. fTribute to Miss Josephine Wilson by the Superintendent of Schools at assem- bly September 18, 1953.1 Burt Dunmire 7 :TW OPERATING CO ITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Harry Fink, Mr. John B. McIlwain, Mr. Harold Jack, Chairman: Miss Hazel Gibson, Secretary. BACK ROW: Mr. Paul Moore, Mr. W. M. McCune, Mr. A. W. Witzeman, Mr. Burt Dimmire. Miss Hazel Gibson and Mr. W. M. McCune, President of Kittanning Area Secondary School System. EI!-IE affairs of the Kittanning Area Secondary School System are administered by an operating committee. It is composed of one member from each district, and two mem- bers elected at large by the Kittanning Area Secondary School System Board. The board, composed of thirty-five members, meets in December for reorganization, and again in the spring to adopt the budget. Special meetings may be called when neces- sary. Participating in the Kittanning Area Secondary School System are five school districts-Kittanning Union School District, East Franklin Township, Rayburn Township, Val- ley Township and North Buffalo Township. 8 Foryears to come, schools will face numerous problems --financial and physical along with a critical teacher short- age. Consequently, schools need the active support of every citizen. You, as future citi- zens, have a.n obligation to maintain an interest in the schools in order to help pro- vide adequate educational fac- ilities for your community. We look to you for help . Burt Dunmire PRINCIPAL Forrest R. Schaeffer, B. S., M. A, To the Senior Class: Education is more than just the things we learn in classrooms and from books of knowledge. It covers learn- ing acquired in everyday life . Facts never originate in a textbook: somebody has to discover them before they can be written. Experience itself is an education and a great teacher. It presents itself dailyg do not overlook it. W. Hall 9 SUPERINTENDENT Burr Dunmire, A. B.. M. Ed. Members of the Class of 1954: A11 of you are looking to- ward the future- -a future which holds the promise of opportun- ity to those who are willing to be enterprising in their thoughts and actions . The greatest gains in hu- man freedom, in scientific discovery and industrial de- velopment are yet to be made . You are the individuals who can make those gains. Forrest R . Schaeffer ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Wade C. Hall, B. S., M, A, SECRETARIAL STAFF C USTODI ANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ivan Cousins Mr. Charlie Cimningham Mr. Howard Jolm 10 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Mores Miss Smith Miss McAfoose Miss Gibson MEDICAL STAFF LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Dr. Hayes Mrs. McIlwain Miss Kocisek CAF ETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Peters Mrs. McCullough Mrs. Bowser Dr. Baine CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Floyd Lamisou Mr. Carl Michaels Mr. Merle Anthony, Head Custodian H E- 5 Q kia -su ,- Y Q, il x iq- WW Y X Jlif h 'i'-.4- iezjlf ,,,,H AlKtt HIll11't 5' .5 U 9 1. If align LIBRARIAN Miss Ruth Lidstone,B, S, VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR Mrs. McK1bben 'Wh' BQ' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mildred Montgomery, A,B, Miss Martha Pence, B. S,, M, A, Mrs. Cecelia Kettering, B, S, Miss Rachael Painter, A, B., A. M. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ellen Lias MI. Joseph Traska, B, S,, M, Ed. Mr. Norman King, B, S, Mrs. Rebecca Henry, B. A. Miss Ruth Flaherty LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Mabel Shaffer, B. A. , M, A, Spanish Mr. Nicola Miele, B, A, Latin Miss Janet Foulis, Litt. B., M, L, French MA if xxx wfrff 1 V' ml v xf I-r -S GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Tezza, B, S., M, Ed. Mrs. Avanelle Grafton, A, B, , M. Ed 13 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Henry Shepard, B, S, Miss Marjorie Opel, A. B. Mr. Roy Vensel, B, B, A, I Miss Pauline Smith, B, S,, M. Ed. Mr. Kenneth Smith, B, s. , Miss Carolyn Titzell, A. . . M. L. X Mr. Henry Dietz, B. S. , Murph , , S, ' x 4 0 1 J Mr. Nicolas Carl l, A. B 'AN-'Q COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT Row: Mrs. Madge Stewart, B. S., M. Ed. Mrs. Thelma Suckling, B. S, Mrs. Joanna Bannan, B, S, Miss Jean Painter, B, S. BACK ROW: Mr. Ford Shankle, B, S, W-,af Mr. Paul sham, B. s, Mr. Ted Round, B, s., M. Ed. Mr. Stephen Kropinak, B, S, , N PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT! Mr. Iames Rearic, B. S, Miss Norma Beck, B. S. Q' e X 3 K 5 Q E f r if I . HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lois Tobin, B, S, Mrs. Edna Lightner, B, S. ART AND SHOP DEPARTMENTS LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Miss Jeanne Griggs. B. S, Art Mr. Jesse Badger, B. S., M, S, Art BACK ROW: Mr. Harold Duppstadt, B, S., Mechanical Drawing Mr. Harry Duncan, Wood Shop JMI. Robert Barrels, B. S., Metal Shop MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Arthur Walter, B, S., M. A, Mr. James Colonna W DRIVER TRAINING DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William Livengood, B. S. Mr. Steve Gerdy, B, S, .Xxx fa I A L.-,' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wade Baker, B, S. Mr. James Nist, B, S., M. Ed. Mr. Hugh Hutchison, B. S.. M. L. Mr. Miles Milliron, B, S. f'F , fr MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John McConnell, B, S., M. Ed. Mr. Paul Hiack, B. S, . e Mr. John Peifer, A. B , A, ,QT fb- 3 lf' wig Mr. I. Mitchell Blose, B. S., N APPRECIATIO ra? UR advisers have guided us throughout four years to our ultimate goal. We realize that this has required pa- tience and understanding, as well as hard work and most of their leisure time. We offer our sincere thanks and appreci- ation to Mrs. Grafton, Miss Titzell, Mr. McConnell, and Mr. Traska. 16 UTZEHZWUT '-TI if BETTY LOU ADELSON Betty Lou economics . NHS member. . .delights in public speaking. . .capable Kit-han-ne co- editor. . .considers dynaflow a great invention. . .veteran of junior and Sen- Academic ior plays . TWILA DELORES ANTHONY daffgflg Effie Commercial with Reserved but very nice to know. . . m hidden talent is art...reads in her spare time. . .really shines in home Y girl. Baker Marie If the farm. EDNA M. BAKER Commercial G.A.A. member. . .leisures away her time at the roller rink. . .pals with Theda. . .an aisle guide at school events. MARIE BARKER Commercial Has smiles for everyone.. .really loves her little brothers CD makes use of ' f driver's license . . . There's no 'place like 'JEAN BECKETT Jeanie y A f ' A Commercial BILL BARNETT Bamey Distributive Ed. Aspires to join the U.S. Marines . . .visits Rollercade quite regularly . . .gifted withwavy red hair . . . spends afternoons working at Blaney's . BONNIE LOU BECKWITH Bonnie Bell Secretarial Hi-Spots reporter. . .friendly girl who tends toward silence. . .plans to guide the elementary grades . . .grate- ful to Alexander Graham Bell. 'Ec . class '. 4 Ella worth ' s . TIM BARTHEL Bottles General Athletic business manager. . .real cool on the dance fl.oor. . .a future Popeye . . .class of 54's eager bea- ver. . . Thanks for the Memories. A de 'epdahley Kit-ham-ne salesman . . . gnouc L people angle gheri grief., . Oh! just greatln. . .het day? gis brightened by Home 1' ELLA PEARL BENNETT Distributive Ed . Active member of Ushers' Club. . .English class livens her day. . .toils in distributive education course. . .employee of Wool- SONDRA BIERER Sonie Academic Our four-year class treas- urer. . .keeps friends in constant uproar. . .Kit-han- ne art staff. . .flutters her long eyelashes . . . May Court nominee . CHARLES BEE 3 ,'.i' K Charlie Gener . Memberf of - ors Cl . very neat d1Qssm...jl I ' lish. ,xhuntin Jflimg and swimniingf sf-' ' , hold his leisf'e.h?rs. ' 4 1 rv f 4 ' f 4 fl! f' f 51:-4' ! rink!! X . A Wolves S sheep's clothingl PHYLLIS BLACKBURN Phil Distributive Ed. An usher for school flmctions . . .top-rate salesman. . .attended County Chorus. . .likes to tickle the ivories .... travels by bus from R.D. 83. MARLENE BLACK Marky Commercial Cute member of Mixed Chorus. . .antici- pates becoming an X-ray technician. . . Char1een's faithful side-kick. . .swimming and dancing enliven her life. DONALD BLINN Cookie Commercial Active member of Out-of-Doors Club. . . bashful with opposite sex. . .one of our bone crushing tackles . . .loves to eat. ESTHER BOWSER Esther Distributive Ed. Short and sweet lass. . .spends her time writing to pen pals . . .will make some lucky fellow a good housewife . GERALDINE BONNETT Gerry Commercial Red Cross Club. . .forever haunting the library. . .real rabbit when it comes to salads . . .day enlivened by shorthand class . KAREN E. BIXLER Karen Academic Our charming blonde STUCO presi- dent.. . a member of National Honor Society. . .familiar face in May Court . . . her sparkling personality has gained her many friends . ROBERTA BLANEY Bobbie Ann Commercial Kit-han-ne salesman. . .known for her laughter and friendliness. . .wears out pen points. . .pet peeve-Sonie's nightmares. . . Wait'l1 I tell you! MIRIAM L . BOARTS Mimi Academic Editor of Hi-Spots. . . Gladys in Junior Play. . .chatterbug. . .known for her careful C71 driving. . .friendly to all. . .seeks a nursing career. WILLIAM HUGH BRACKER Bill General Airplane industrialist-model version . . .rabid photo fan. . .home behind the wheel. . .piles plates in cafeteria. . . good Humor Man in summer. 19 SARA ANN BOLTZ Sara Ann Commercial Business manager of Hi-Spots. . . secretly hopes to be another Ethel Smith. . .amicable lass. . .bookkeeper for Kit-han-ne. . .collects Indianhead pennies. ROBERT BRODHEAD Mouse Academic Co-Captain and star quarterback of football team. . .talented vocalist. . . Sports-Editor of Hi-Spots. . .physique- Wow! . . .tops in all sports. T00 much . 0118 Dan Pops always ready to eat big tease. . .potential teacher. . .engrossed in stamp collecting. KATHRYN CLARK Kate Commercial Industrious Hi- Spots and Kit-han-ne typ- ist . .. a square dancing fan . . . fills up on chocolate cake. . .corresponds with Swedish pen pal. . .quiet but friendly. RICHARD H. CONWAY Henry Academic Clever assistant-editor of Kit-han-ne. . . jolly chap. . .NHS member. . .well cast in both plays . . .intellectual . . .always seen at sporting events. VICKI JO COLWELL Vicki General Capable usher and gym assistant . . . watches TV in spare time . . .friends are Kay, Wilma and Myrna. . . walks to school. ,ar Ll CHARLES CANIPBELL Charley Distributive Ed. jerry Lewis' double. . .raves over his dachshund. . .another Marconi on the ham radio circuit. . .fills the bill at the A8rP. WILLIAM CHEMELLI Bill General Snaps pictures for yearbook. . .a hunting and fishing enthusiast. . .cat- apults through town in Dad's Chevy . . .works at Lurie's Market. 7 5717, LAWRENCE CLARK Larry Academic Head projectionist and member of NHS. . .an all-aroimd good fellow. . . future biology teacher. . . Ben in senior play. . .girl hater CND . AGNES M. COOPER Aggie General Favors English and Home Ec. . . treasures her -driver's license. . . mashed potatoes and gravy fan. . .de- sires to join the WAC's or WAF's . 20 NEVA V. CLAYPOOL Neva Commercial Projectionist and Radio Club mem- ber . . .hopes to see the world. . .well cast as Delilah in senior play. . . sells Pechan's goodies . LARRY COWAN Cowan Shop Out-of-Doors Club. . .gives tele- phone poles nervous frustration. . . gobbles french fries at Owl's Nest. . . favorite subject--English Koh yeahl. ESTHER M. CRYTZER Red Sally Commercial Active Hi-Spots reporter.. .aspires to make others beautiful. . .quiet. . . has the striking combination of red hair and green eyes. SARAH ANN DAVIS Commercial Oversees Hi- Spots typists. . .top ranking student of the senior class . . . facetious . . .Betsy Drake's stand-in. . . Kit-han-ne literary staff. Treece Audy Future Pittsburgh Steelers. THERESA DEMETRIS Academic Familiar face in Concert Choir. . .cuts up frequently. . .enjoys Home Ec . . .plans to be a nurse. . .Mrs. Bannan's problem child. AUDREY DOSCH Academic One of the cheering seven. . .brunette ver- sion of Marilyn Monroe . . .constantly train- ing for Indianapolis Speedway . . .Kit-ha.n- ne salesman. . .vivacious and charming. PATRICIA ANN EARLEY Pat Academic Gu RONALD DUNMIRE Dunc Shop Out-of-Doors 81 Rifle Club member . . .wavy red hair . . .thinks Winchester was a great inventor. . .American Legion Award recipient. LOUELLA EDWARDS Wellie Distributive Ed. Often found skating. . .swings a mean bat in softball. . .sauerkraut and pork chops Cdelish--J . . . spends working hours at Murphy's . . .good kid. Ed- Z 0116 . Cl-IARLEEN A. DYESS Charky Commercial Three year chorus member. . .strikes the keys on a Baldwin. . .future x-ray technican. . .carrot top with a con- tagious smile. MARILYN EDWARDS Muffy Distributive Ed. Gives quick service at Pechans. .. graceful skater. . .favorite expression I'l1 bet 56. . . .prefers punkie pie . . .anticipating the trip to Washing- ton. 21 Competent co-editor of yearbook. . .NHS member. . .vivacious Boys' Band majorette . . .represents 103 in STUCO. . .plans to at- tend Grove City. EDWARD F . ELLERMEYER Academic Hercu1es in junior play. . .roams with the Dee-Lee gang. . .taught Miss Foulis new CU French language. . .has a hoody for every- PATRICIA EMIGH Pat Commercial Goldilocks of the senior class. . .tiniest high-step- ping Girls' Band majorette . . .maintains a stylish wardrobe . . .friendly smile for everyone . NANCY EMMINGER Nance Commercial Whirls a twirler for Boys' Band. . . frequently piloting a Chevy convert- ible . . .stenography calls her. . .Kit- han-ne typist. . .how she loves shrimp! WILMA FREDERICK Wilma Home Economics Aids the Kit-han-ne art staff and Ushers' Club. . .a blue-eyed blonde . . . future interior decorator. . .has a friendly smile for everyone. at Q, Don't ask me, it's not mine! PEGGY FREEMAN Peg General Helping hand in Senior Red Cross . . .a car- rot top. . .collector of post cards and dog pictures . . .chocolate cake Qrrunm-boyj . MARGIE FRENCH Marg Commercial Miss Beck's helper. . .at home in front of a television set. . .a good student. . .pals with Marty, Katy, and Irma. JOAN FRY Joan General Sparkplug of cheering squad. . . Bemadine in junior play. . .adds her melodious voice to Concert Choir. . .admired for her charm. PATRICIA JOAN GEORGE Patty Commercial Goes all out when cheering. . .displays her artistic talent for Kit-han-ne. . .NHS mem- ber. . .full of vim, vigor, and vitality. RICHARD B. GOWETSKI Bud . Academic Vig wus back on football 25 E RUTH A. FRICK Sis General Holds membership in Red Cross and Ushers' Club. . .will make a good housewife . . .likes mountain music . . .a hom artist. NORMA FULLER Norm Academic Four-year hand standby. . .nursing school will claim her. . .a Ford City transfer. . .P.O.D. gives her no trouble. tea 'onal Honor S 'e , ber . . . class 0,-years . . . speed th MQ' Ee th courtg , 'V XX- X T ANNA MAE Farrz XXX S. Frit zie Academic X s g Kit-han-ne staff. . .pretty eyes. . . , 1 charter member of F .C . canteen. . . Xp wants to be a thermometer shaker. . . operates a tree-climbing Studebaker. PATRICIA R. GAGGINI Patty Distributive Ed. At home in English class. . .life of any party. . .sold herself to Murphy's . . . Boy, Ohl . . .a coming number please girl. 22 Why do we look so happy? Bevie attendant . Sexy Kit-han-ne literary staff. . .one of our tall CD seniors.. .starred in If Mother Only Knew . . .a sports lover . . .quite a comic . JOAN LOUISE GROFT Joannie Commercial Active in Mixed Chorus and Radio Club. . . devours Aunt jemima's Hapjacks. . .em- ployed at the Arcade. . .cherishes her teddy bear. ILENE GRAY Irish Commercial Attractive songbird of Concert Choir. . . hard-working secretary of Kit-han-ne. . .a sweet at Murphy's candy counter. . .will never need a Lilt. CLIFFORD HATHAWAY Cliff Distributive Ed. Former member of J.V. football squad. . . ignores stuck-up girls .. . in band for two years . . . slaves at George's Tire Shop. PETER C. JOHNS Pete Shop Adds pep to baseball team. . .doesn't have time for know- it-alls. . .lives for coconut cream pie . . .a Rip Van Winkle . DONALD JENKINS Don Commercial Aspires to be a good sec- retary. . .typing and short- hand his favorite subjects . . .travels to school by shoe leather express. WILLIAM C . l-IEIDER Chunky Academic Scholarship and Mixed Chorus real printer's devil . . .comic lead in senior play. . .red hair--Wow! rising Ben Hogan. IOSEPHINE A . KANE jo General G.A.A. member. . .skilled artist . . .seen across counter at Murphy's . . .expert roller skater. . .pumps gas pedal of a Pontiac. 23 Cheery cheerleader. . .never tires of having fun. . .two year class sec- retary. . .NHS member. . .active in school publications . . . May Court NATHAN W . HARMON BEVERLY MARIE GRAY Commercial Academic if.. ALMA J. HOCKMAN jerry Commercial Happy when skating. . .has more curls than Toni . . .one of our .future secretaries. . .Bar-B-Q's fmm-ml. . a nice girl to know. PAUL KANISH Paul Shop Dynamic guard on football squad . . .keeps homeroom in constant up- roar. . .one of the baseball nine . . . zealous worker at Sanders Heating. D0n't fret girls! We'll win! LOUIS P. KOZICKI Lou Shop Looks forward to hunting season. . .a good joe to have around. . .plans to be a million- aire CD farmer. . .eager diploma seeker. DONALD KLAPUT Klaput Shop Enjoys Out'of-Doors Club. . .delights in attending Applied Science class . . .a future trapper. . .proud of his dog. MARY C. KRIZMAN Mary General Trim and tidy. . .writing letters is her fa- vorite pastime. . . full-fledged Eddie Fisher fan. . .pie lover. . .hails from Cowansville . WILFORD N. LAUGHREY Will General Disregards show-offs. . .has high hopes of becoming a C .P.A. . .a confirmed woman hater . . . delights in experimenting with plants and flowers. JANET LOUISE LASHER Janet Home Economics Quiet, cheerful miss . . . loyal member of 101 .. .one of our future beauticians. . . spends spare time reading . . .friendly with fellow stu- dents . MY RNA KARNS Myrna Writes for the Kit-han-ne. . .typing and bookkeeping preferred. . .will be an asset to any school faculty. . . adept in all subjects. ' - MARGARET L. KRIZMAN W Marg 1 , G6l'lCl'31 Pretty, dark-eyed 'iniss. . .excels in typing and, shorthand. . .will make A excellent fsecretary. . .just craves s9u hem frigedchicken . ss., LOIS JANE LAMISON Sissy Academic High- strutting majorette of Boys' Band. . .extremely witty and garru- lous. . .Hi-Spots news editor. . .col- lects miniature shoes. . .anticipates a nursing career. MARILYN LAVELY Lindy Commercial Possesses a cheerful personality . . .talented Concert Choir member . . .holds that left hand high. . .one of our culinary artists . 24 DONALD LASHER Duck Distributive Ed. Delights in Mrs . Henry's English class . . .fried chicken fyummyl . . . seen with Jack M. and Ed V. . .toils at E 8: L Chevrolet. AUDREY B. LEVRIO Audie Academic Member of Kit-han-ne and Mixed Chorus . . .very loquacious . . .looks forward to training at Mercy Hospital . . .owns a mischievous laugh. . . friendly. FAYE LIEBMAN Fa e Iona WILLIAM EDWARD MARTIN Big Bill Academic Basketball, football and baseball star. . .never in a hurry. . .Athletic Scholastic Society member . . .Kit-han- ne literary staff. . .will attend college . JAMES Mc CANNA Mac Shop Shines in Shop class. . .enjoys fish- ing. . .his buddies are Joe, Duck and Tom. . .craves french fries . . .looks forward to graduation. Academic skruco treasurer for two years . . .a striking dark-haired lass. . .our May Queen . . . a fashion plate . . . voice worthy of the Met. ION A FAYE LOCI-I Academic Member of Sr. Orchestra, Girls' Band, Concert Choir and Hi-Spots. . . will major in music . . .pet peeve- -8:25 A. M. . .N.H.S. member. Teddy Pidge 911' maayw nrmxe gm. H THEDA LOCKHART Distributive Ed . Active in Masquers. . .will we ever forget that rocking chair somersault? 7? . . .another skating fiend. . .treasurer of homeroom 121 . . . Gee Whizl WILLIAM LOUGHREY Shop Has a humorous streak at times. . .proud of his crew cut. . .favorite expression Holy Smoke! . . .undecided about his future plans. RAY Mc AFOOSE Ray ployee . Frosty class ring . JEAN MASON jean General Member of the hand. . .has more steam than a steamship. . .what a driver?7 . . .Arcade clerk. . . Be seri- ous! . . .Grove City aspirant. THOMAS J. Mc CAREL Tuf Shop Out-of-Doors--3 years . . .occupies desk in 101 . . .pet peeve--noisy people . . .Biology Club--2 years. . .quiet, friendly. 25 Academic Hi-Spots make-up editor. . .never without his better CID half--Duane . . .trig fascinates him. . .a slick dresser. . . Jermy Shop em- FORREST Mc COMBS General Photo-editor of Kit-han-ne. . .will wear the Navy blue.. .Senior Rifle Club member. . . shows favoritism for woodshop. . .values MARY ANN Mc CONNELL Monk Commercial Girls' Band president. . . constantly filling hope chest. . .N.H.S. member . . . Let's eat--l'm hun- gry! . . .energetic Kit-han- ne staffman. . .wears a sparkler. P9 00k R3 gaviS f. V, BEST STUDE Nathan Harmon Carole Shuster Audrey Dosch MOS foose Richard Conway Dorothy Mcconvme Ray MCA Lou Adelson M Ilene Gray T LIKELY To SUCCEED Harry yerS ia., wr BEST L 'gp- EA DERS if if if Iona Loch Q H whit-.gb ws...-,f MOST eo x 60 Karen Bixler Richard Gowetski Faye Liebman MOST POPULAR N VOICES f'K WHO BEST MU SICIANS PRETTIEST HAIR 'Riff , s f..f ,.-,U, ff ef wp Tim Barthel ry Catherine Young -I1 Go 4059 - is A I TA :YL BEST DANCERS 'Q-f' Pat Emigh John Porada 27 DOROTHY Mc CONVILLE Dot General One of our representatives to BOACT Butch . . .reliable orchestra trombonist. . . super sales clerk for Brown's. . .re- laxes with a book. . .peaches and cream complexion. ALLAN KENT Mc COY Shop Out-of- Doors member--four years . . .one of the Templeton terrors. . . builds furniture. . .a 309 merry-maker . . .never misses a movie. Crackie ' doors . EDWIN I. Mc CULLOUGH Ed Thar wild Sang from 101 . NANCY Mc CRACKEN Commercial Kit-han-ne and Hi-Spots journalist. . .one of tomorrow's office workers . . .talkative whiz in P.O.D. . .collects picture post cards . . .shutterbug. Shop Tall, good-looking lad. . .abhors cowboys . . .on the shy side. . .Miss Painter's litt1e angel f?J...another fan of the great out- SYLVIA DAWN Mc MASTER Daumie JACK Mc LAUGHLIN Skeeter Shop Lively football spark plug . . .hand- somest lad of the senior class . . .re- sembles Burt Lancaster. . .a future leathemeck. . .pals with the Temple- ton gang. JOANN M. Mc QUOWN Jo Commercial Gathers news for Hi-Spots. . .faith- ful TV viewer. . .will be a model secretary. . .a spaghetti lover. . .a zip in shorthand. Dolly ROBERT H. Mc LAUGHLIN Hienie Shop 'Iwo-year letterman on varsity foot- ball team . . .a bom outdoorsman. . . homeroom president for three years . . .barrels of fun. GAIL B. MEC!-ILING Gail Commercial Skims the rink at Cicero's . . .lively, petite brunette. . .chicken tempts her appetite. . .flips the switch at Home- way Laundry. 28 Commercial Asset to Kit-han-ne art staff. . .cold fudge sundaes fyum, yumb. . . lustrous locks . . . training school for draftsmen in future plans. DOLLY MILLER Distributive Ed . Quiet, blue-eyed brownette. . .claims Eng- lish as favorite subject. . .glad television was invented. . .faithful letter writer. . .likes conceited people fgrrri. GAYLE MOHNEY Gayle Commercial Efficient typist for Kit- han-ne and Hi-Spots... quiet as a mouse at times . . .pounds the register at Murphy's. . .likes to bal- ance ledgers. Mr. Shankle's slaves. ROBERT E . MORROW Bo General A football and baseball hero . . . likes the girls . . .homeroom cutup . . .a good dancer . . . pals with Joe, Bud, john. . . dislikes loud people . JOHN E. MORROW Johnny Commercial Three-year class president. . .all- around athlete. . .NHS member. . .focuses those cat eyes on the girls . . . future competitor of x Rockerfeller . EDWARD OLLINGER Fuz Distributive Ed. Four-year band member. . .seldom in Kit- tanning. . .plays intramural basketball. . . employed at Valley Electric . . .tinkers in spare time with cars. DELMAR PETERS Delmar Distributive Ed. First love--applied math. . .future tiller of the soil. . .followed constantly by shadow-- Lou. . . You gotta get up in the momir1g! ALLAN PENCE Pence General One of Templeton's great hlmters . . .wonders if wom- en drivers are necessary. . . a talented artist. . .expects to enter the Air Force. ELIZABBT ANN PARKER ROY MONTGOMERY Mo Distributive Ed. Plans to join the ranks of the serv- ice. . .works hardest at the table. . . shrimp eater. . .one of our reserved lads . HARRY RICHARD MYERS Hap Commercial Board of Activities representative .. .a whiz in class. . .NHS member . . .always ready for a laugh. . .two year Wildcat basketball star. EILEEN BERYL PARNES Parky Hu f ,ull It Academic 1,-Red Academic Rembrandt of'-Kit-hah-ne abd. Hr-i' Spots . . . I imal lover. . .future 1- 'hrt .teichefl glgzttyv blue-eyed' brurlettef L appr QC19Fs4ical,','rhuS,ic.i.. ' 1 ' ' Q . .H ,s qfrains birakeets. J 1 ' - ' N MILDRED POLLICK Millie Member of G.A.A. and Mixed Cho- rus . . .lives at the skating rink. . .fa- vorite menu-steak and french fries . . . All right, already! Diligent worker for Hi-Spots . . .pos- sessor of beautiful aubum hair. . . keeps those disks spinning. . .future Nittany Lion . . .very friendly and helpful. JOHN A. PORADA john Shop A future sea-going bellhop . . . works at Tri-County Typewriter Co. . . .hunts and traps. . .avid baseball fan. . .one of our tall seniors. Commercial 29 f. .. r .i:, ' :- . HOWARD 1. RAMBACH Q Casey Academic Parish Men's Shop employee . . . . . if sports snappy clothes . . .a future Col- And then PAUL REED rsh Paul General flashed! Capable end on gridiron squad. . .a nonchalant lad from Templeton. . .re- membered for his sensational touch- down in Tarentum game . LOWELL REED General Lowell Expert sportsman fanother Mark Trailj. . . devilish in homeroom. . .cuts the corners in a Mercury. . .prized possession--shock of red hair . CHAUNCEY E. REDFIELD Ben Sh0P Frequents Ford City. . .masticates all victuals . . .doesn't believe in school work . . .forever bothering Mrs. Henry. . .a study hall lover. JANET L. ROOFNER Jan General Versatile member of band and orchestra. . . dos-si-do's at Shay's. . .would like to be a doctor's assistant. . .frequents the Roller- cade. DONA JEAN RUSSELL Dona General Mixed Chorus participant. . .5' 2 eyes of blue . . .voted most bashful. . .determined to be an angel of mercy. . .fancies her barrett collection. J. ALEX RUPP Alex Academic Loyal projectionist . . . toots the tenor sax. . .an other photography fan. . . anything but quiet. . .pre- fers math to all others. . . never in homeroom 171. MARTHA JANE ROSENBERGER Marty Commercial Business manager of Kit-han-ne . . .earns her spending money at Wool- worth's . . .hopes to join an office crew. . .well liked by all. BETTY SAGRATI Betty Commercial Collects S's for Kit-han-ne staff. . . a bookkeeper of the future. . .a fre- quent TV viewer. . .exclaims Ohl for Pete's Sakel 30 legian. . .tunes in all popular music . . .another steak and potato man. SANFORD ROSENFELD Sandy Academic Big wheel in DeMo1ays. . .has an answer for everything. . .makes shambles out of movie projectors . . . Oh, that sleek black hair! PETER SAVONA Russell Distributive Ed. Faithful supporter of K.H.S. . . claims baseball as his hobby. . .one of Mr. Round's little wittyboys . . . devours homemade buns . ANNA SCARDINA Ann 31? 5' 1.f ! ROBERT LEE SCHALL Bob Academic President of Boys' Band. . .looks a- head to the electrical engineering field. . .quite the outdoor man. . .cur- rent Master Councilor of DeMolay . KAY SCOTT Scottie General President ofG. A. A .... grandfriend to all. . .deserted state of Washington her junior year. . .athletically inclined . . .will treasure her diploma . T oots a hot trumpet ir1 band and orchestra. . .usually found in center of commotion. . .a French enthusiast . . .pet peeve-Fritzi's driving. Academic ROSS A. SCARDINA really Fats Distributive Ed. didn'z Hopes to follow in father's footsteps mean . . .energetic drummer for Band and 'OV' Orchestra. . .at home with a camera . . .never seen without a smile. ROBERT M. SCHAEFFER Bob Academic Staunchprojectionist. . . whiz in all class- es. . .wants to be a forester. . .devours any- think edible . . .pushes the button ona Kodak. JUNE SCHAUB junie Distributive Ed. Faithful member of the Visual Aid Club . . .lustrous brrmette tresses. . .anticipates becoming a beautician. . .adds to atmosphere at Zimmer's . ROBERT SCHRECENGOST Schreck Commercial Member of Mixed Chorus. . .plans to see the world via the Air Force. . .known for his wavy blond hair . CAROL ANN SHUSTER Cass Commercial F ive-year member of Girls' Band. . .another betrothed senior. . .exercises jaws with Beech-nut. . .portrayed Connie in junior play. RICHARD SILVIS Dick General Ohl How I hate to get up in the momingI . . .attended District Chorus. . .active in music throughout high school . . .teaching profession has caught his interest. PATRICIA SCHIFFGENS Snookes Commercial Radio Club member. . .has fun try- ing out recipes. . .works at concession stand of State Theatre . . .can't stand gum crackers. RICHARD SHOOK Shook Academic An excellent trig and physics stu- dent . . . builds model airplanes . . . likes to walk. . .known for his brains . . .Butler's loss, our gain. 31 R. FAY SIMCIK Beany Commercial H ds e ship G.A.A .... ..w .- i .O. . clas EWp Hi- o . .very d he at g - K.H. . . .Kit-han- terary sk D. I RONAL SIPES Ron the farm. DUANE SNYDER Digger ACad9II1iC Member of Out-of-Doors Club. . .en- joys all sports. . .partakes in private caucuses of 101. . .swings a mean golf club. SUE J. STEELE Shortie General Member of Girls' Athletic associ- ation. . .known for her chuckle. . .one of our senior dwarfs . . .cause of Mr. Shepard's gray hair. Shop Is he going Three-year member of Projectionlst Club asset CD to 109 . . . spends spare time trapping. . .fond of work on to make it? MARY E. SLAGLE Mary Commercial Kit-han-ne salesman . . . distinguished scribe of Troop W 6...has more pep than pepsi. . .future world traveler. . .spins the platters at Peoples . YULA SLAGLE Yllla Commercial Kit-han-ne and Hi-Spots typist. . .her goal is professional skating. . .a ready and will- ing worker. . .will be remembered for her giggle. RICHARD W. STANFORD Richard Academic Member of Rifle and Out-of-Doors Club . . .treasures CD every moment of physics class. . .farms during summer. . .hearty and companionable fellow. SHIRLEY STEINMETZ Shirley Academic A friendly lass from 309. . .rates English and French highly. . .prospective nurse. . . retumed to K. H. S . after two years at Waynesburg . C. ROBERT STITT Bob General A shy guy with a pleasing personality. . .real gone in the metal shop . . . crystal ball forecasts a farmer. . . partial to filet mignon. WILLIAM JON SPANGLER Dumbo General Member of National Athletic Schol- arship Society. . .tall and good-look- ing. . .shines on the basketball court . . .bashful sometimes . . .a comedian in homeroom. THOMAS STEIM Hooker General Well-built football hero. . .provides free taxi service for all . . .the joker of 309...hails from Wick City...sky- scraper of senior class . 32 Marlin N--1 . ooo Brownie Another sportsman. . .hangs hat in 103.. .can't stand stuck-up girls. . .. runs with Pidge, Ben and Yossle. .. favors mechanical drawing. NANCY LEE STOVER Stover Commercial Member of Girls' Band. . .owns an original giggle. . .animal lover. . .one of our engaged girls. . .loves to skate and dance. MARY ANN STOVER Shortie General American Legion Award recipient. . .a spa- ghetti liker. . . shortest member of senior class. . .Hi-Spots staffer. . . Um-m-m boy, you're a dandy! JAMES S. SWAILE Sam Academic Loyal Hi-Y'er. . .anything edible tempts his palate.. .jr. Hi and j.V. football player . . .egotists don't rate with him. . .Kit-han-ne salesman. JOE TOY Little Joe Commercial Football and baseball hero. . .can be heard before seen. . .will make a handsome Marine . . .STUCO representative of 309. . .always smiling. MARIJANE SZALANKIEWICZ Janie Distributive Ed. Boys' Band color guard. . . spends time skating and writing letters . . .belongs to the small set. . .never seen without Pat G . BETTY LOU SWANK Betty Commercial Belongs to Library, Ushers'. and Health Clubs.. blonde hair and blue eyes. . .rides horses . . .lives along Pony Farm Road. DAVID G. TARR Butch General A future farmer. . .could do without homework. . .raises cattle. . .chums- Bob, Ed, Pete, Lowell, and Willard . . .sleeping is his pastime. 33 Plans to don bell bottom trousers . . .wears class ring proudly. . .works -at Quinn's Hardware. . .tall blond. . . rates bookkeeping tops. WILLIAM STOVER MARLIN E. STOCKDILL Commercial Shop VINCENT SAMUEL SUNSERI Popney Academic Clownof 107. . .builds model planes and automobiles. . .uses Miss Foulis' time and energy. . .has an ear for hillbilly music . JAMES A. TITUS Titus Commercial Sharp shooter of the Rifle Club. . . envied for his blond curly hair. . .may join forces with Uncle Sam. . .cher- ishes his guns. Kenn What a life! RICHARD WALES Dee Lee Distributive Ed . Looks forward to the Air Force. . .works aftemoons at Manorville. . .prizes Ford con- vertible. . .future mechanic . . .CaV0l'tS with Bud, Henry, Ed-z, Pete. ROSE MARIE UMBAUGH Rosie Academic Member of the Hi-Spots staff. . .powders her face with smiles. . .plans to aid the ill . . .diligent employee of Allen's. WILLARD WASSON Will Shop Whiz in Metal Shop.. .known for his vi- cious tackles . . .spends spare time doing what he's told not to do. BARBARA CLEVER WILLIAMS Bob Distributive Ed. Chorus and Bridge Club member. . .became a Mrs . in january. . .on display at Murphy's . . .fun to be with. MERLE WEST Merle Academic Projectionist Club member. . .always has a joke to tell. . prospective math- ematics teacher. . .quiet- -Hal Hal 'fl Ae- BLAIR TURNEY Y Four-year participant inOut-of-Doors , Club. . .a hall fixture. . .stalks game in the woods . . .hard worker in me- chanical drawing class . Shop MARLENE WEISE Mar Academic Member of Hi-Spots staff and Mixed Chorus . . .will make a splendid nurse . . . shines in joumalism. . .possesses a friendly disposition. HARRIET ANN WILSON A Hattie Ann General Twinkling eyes match her person- ality. . .cute cheerleader. . .Mother in lf Mother Only Knew . . .May Court attendant. . .busy as a bee. Cuddl es Cl'-' DONALD WRAY Don Shop Senior Rifle and Out-of-Doors Club member. . .cheerful guy. . .a high scor- ing bowler. . .skating is his first love . MARY CATHERINE YOUNG Mary Catherine Academic Real hep cheerleader . . . smooth danc - er. . . Mrs. Banks in senior play. . . bubbles over with personality. . .May Court nominee. . .Kit-han-ne literary staff. CARL WOLFE Model airplane constructor. . .plans to don the Air Force blue. . .stock boy at Murphy's. . .borrows brother's f car regularly. Distributive Ed . Howtheydidworkl ' r ,gl -f-P LAURA LEE WOLFE Wolfie General Vibrant happy lass . . .reporter for Hi-Spots . . .future doctor's side-kick. . .polishes her enamel with a chicle product. . .avid record fan. RICHARD WOLFE Dick Shop Tolls at Lurie's Market . .. prefers his chicken roasted. . .driver's license collects no dust. . .keeps his Plymouth in good re- pair. CORBIN A. WYANT Cubby Academic Assistant-editor of Kit-han-ne. . .hot trom- bonist. . .Tommy in Father of the Bride . . . student conductor of bands . . .blond Val- entino . . .NHS member. M H C- l l J ELEUEOR YOUN ff' Eleanor emic Sings with M ed - 51,6- lege will claiiiLlfer41ea s 1 e a al W Mexican. . .conducts Ford Citytls' ts eiig tours. gi SALLY YOUNT Sally Commercial Member of Red Cross Club. . .co- operative miss . . .Geraldine's other half. . .asset to 107 . . .rides bus from Wick City. . .video fan. , Y WW, W ' .lf 1 A . ,U A,,,f1Ap'f77'0T1!' .fl' , X 'Wim' 35 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Gowetski. . . Beverly Gray . . . Sondra Bierer . . . John Morrow. . . Vice President Secretary Treasurer President SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO United we standg divided we fall. CLASS COLOR Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose SENIOR ACTIVITIES DCI' HE Seniors will find listed below their many activities of the past year. As you glance at each date, you will recall what took place at the different events . November 7 Bake Sale Mmmm--Good! December 10 Senior Play- Father of the Bride A big hitl December 11 After Game Dance We really had some- thing to dance about. December 19 Senior Dance- My Blue Heaven We danced on a cloud. February 5 Senior Carnival Alrightie! Alrightiel Step right up, folks . March 19 junior-Senior Party Thanks, juniors! A grand time was had by all . May I8 Last day for Seniors Some tears, some cheers. May 19 Senior Picnic Hot Dogll May 23 Baccalaureate We bow our heads . May 25 Senior Banquet and Dance Eat, drink and be merry! May 28 Commencement Until we meet again! 36 I S5 'ITETIJEI C E, the class of '54 being of sound mind, do hereby declare this document to be our last will and testament, and do hereby decree that these treasures which we cannot take with us be disposed of in the following manner: Skeeter McLaughlin wills his Nature Boy hair- cut to Bill Henry. Kathryn Clark bestows her efficiency to Ruth Smith. Hooker Steim's parking space is left to Dan Moore. Pat Emigh leaves her golden locks to Vivian Mauthe. Bevie Gray and Harriet Wilson will their friend- ship to Pay Kutch and Judy Lasher. Dick Shook's S64 words will be left to Glenn Stoops. Pat Earley bequeaths her short red coat to any majorette daring enough to wear it. Tim Barthel's dancing shoes will be left to Bill Painter. Bud Gowetski bestows his blue shirts to any junior boy with blue eyes. Karen Bixler leaves her sweetness to Joanne Bonnett. John Morrow bequeaths the senior class worries to Dave Thompson. Faye Liebman wills her popularity to Sue Bierer. Elizabeth Parker bestows her artistic ability to Sue Yaschay. Lawrence Clark leaves Eddie Dunmire to head the projectionists. Nancy Emminger's baton will be left to any girl willing to put up with those long hours of practice. Bob Morrow wills his crew cut to Bob Moore. Betty Lou Adelsonleaves her quantitative think- ing to Dan Pail . Bob Brodhead bestows his basketball ability to Jerry Rardin. Audie Levrio leaves her dimples to her sister, Joyce. Bob Schrecengost's flirtatious glances are left to Larry Cole. Sissie Lamison's poise is willed to Marcia Shaner. Charlene Dyess bequeaths her Carrot-t0p tresses to Margie Strater. Sandy Rosenfield wills his speaking voice to Bob Crose. Sonnie Bierer bestows her scheming to Nancy Haggart. Homerooms 101 and 109 leave their grandstand seats in assembly to the juniors who are lucky enough to get them. Joan Fry's megaphone will be left to Joanne Klawitter. Ed Ellerrneyer bestows his paper route to Leslie Toy. Kay Scott wills her athletic ability to her sister, Judy. Audrey Dosch bequeaths her frequent and change- able love affairs to Rosie Slagle. Iona Loch leaves her musical ability to Bemell Helm. Ross Scardina bestows his rhythmic drums to Neil Sander. Miriam Boarts leaves with her constant chatter. Sally Davis wills her whizzing typing fingers to Mary Ann Savona . Jon Spangler bequeaths his height to Pete Mattax. Myrna Kams bestows her hours of study to Carolyn Chinn. Marilyn Edwards and Yula Slagle leave their skates to Judy Emminger and Ruth Jageman . Mary Ann McConnel wills her clarinet to Martha Stitt. Joe Toy's gridiron prowess will be left to Bob McKeen. Neva Claypool bequeaths her jolliness to Darlyn Atwood. Dick Conway leaves--too bad, girls! Bobbie Ann Blaney bestows her endless en- ergy to anyone strong enough to take it. Vince Sunseri leaves Miss Foulis without a problem child. The senior class leaves the junior class with a fond adieu. Cheerie-oll We, of the graduating class of '54 have dis- closed our wishes and have bequeathed our pos- sesions and talents to the various members of our beloved alma mater. Witnesses 9, Class President ,Game J Maw kim! I 1 5 I'm lost again! Are WE thigxkingl about school? 38 Is this sky blue-pink? i , f kk I 4.9 OPPORTUNITY ' nv mms!! 111 75 Aifldflxlllf HQM n1lQi'a1'2Z1Ly51ok L... ' V As'Mepnl1w,?k1l1'kfmenl1h xzfvcmfc. lim mmfly mlm ,, , fo Ibm' who hm? l?7lerl , M 1'dfmvcM's'!nci2venb12 W f fIt7tfW0hl1'4'f0f'0klYf X - , - ' Ulflllllyk' Wim .7 :E iff .', CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Joanna Banna.n Mr. Ted Round Mr. Kenneth Smith Mrs. Lois Tobin Cnot picturedj JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Project--Selling stationery After Game Dance jxmior Prom- - Showhoat Sample Fair junior Play- - Father is a Housewife junior-Senior Party UNIOR CLASS GLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Thompson. . . President Woodine Bell . . . Sue Bierer. . . Secretary Treasurer Richard Welch. . . Vice President CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO Today we prepare for to morrow . Room 202 Mrs. Stewart FRONT ROW: Mrs. Stewart, Donna Knepshield, Sara Croyle, Barbara Hindes, Beverly Casedy, Nancy Harmon, Shirley Adams, Mary Flick MIDDLE ROW: Glee Lemmon, Joyce Hindman, Rosalie Reitler, Russell Hill, Homer Fox, Marilyn Moore, Alice Toy, Gertrude Smith, Pat Bevington, Anna Easley BACK ROW: George Denardo, Don Grady, Ed Bow- ser, David Clark, Bob Moore, Pete Mattax, Dick Plyler, Fred Kennedy, Jim Sharrar, Paul Rea NOT PICTURED: Ben Thompson Rggm 307 Mr. Miele FRONT ROW: Lois Boarts, Charlene Walter, Martha Beckett, Dorothy Wolfe, Peggy Hepfle, Madeline Lehner, Vivian Mauthe, Dora Klingensmith, Mary Jo Wolfe, Paula Finesod, Roxanna Dowling MIDDLE ROW: Jonelle Crawford, Shirley Grafton, Marlene Stennet, Janet Carr, Sue Yaschay, Clarence Lovitt, Joe Snyder, Adam Bowser, Beverly Miller, Mary Lou Rader, Mr. Miele BACK ROW: James Preteroti, Dean Christos, Bob Kanish, Bill Atwood, Dan Moore, Eddie Dunn1ire, Duane Hare, Ted Schaeffer, Jim Shaffer, Bob Free- man NOT PICTURED: Ed Kline 41 Room 314 Mrs. Suckling FRONT ROW: Mrs. Suckling, Georgia Klugh, Sally Lelmer, Nancy Haggart, Jessie Watt, Mary Ann Sav- ona, Dorothy McElfresh, Alice Recupero MIDDLE ROW: Sally Dowling, Patsy Fleming, Con- nie Cargnino, Phyllis Stennett, Irene Brody, Larry Heasley, Bob Bowser, David Craig, Dorothy Ryan, Betty Woodall, Charnie Herrick BACK ROW: Ashley McCoy, Joe Smith, Jim John- son, Larry Cole, James Pence, Russell Gongaware, Albert Waine, Dan Pail, Jim Edwards, Richard Pre- toriti NOT PICTURED: Harry Fyock, William Hoover Jerry Rardin, Rosalyn Slagle Room 301 Miss Foulis FRONT ROW: Barbara Davis, Homer Crytzer, Ruth Smith, Janet Clouse, Kathleen Cowan, Sally Hegin- botham, Jim Vanderlin, William Edwards, Larry Julius, Helen Gispanski MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Bissett, Rachel Pence. Jean Rodgers, Doris Campbell, Pat Semmens, Doris Will- yard, Betty Kane Mack Ambrose, Vonnie Elchel- berger, Patty Kutch LAST ROW: George Gallaher, Bob Lorenzetti, Fred Zitinski, Neil Sander, Dick Picardi, Chuck Mont- gomery, Bob Shilling NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Baker, Floy Boyer, Carl Haye, Nancy Toy Room 303 Miss Shaffer FRONT ROW: Shirley Wilson, Kay Splcher, Esther Bechtel, Arlene Douglas, Pat Helm, Jo- anne Klawltter, La Verne Blymlller, Ruby Crave- nor, Sally Yorko MIDDLE ROW: Fred Fletcher, Helen Walker, June Grafton, Alice Martin, Pat Gallagher, Owen Slagle, Bob McKeen, Joyce Round, Virginia Campbell BACK ROW: Leonard Poholsky, Ronald Say, Dave Thompson, Norman Churchill, Roy Darr, Richard Shaffer, Bill Groft, Joe Palumbo, Miss Shaffer NOT PICTURED: Delores Fairo, Janet Lattanzio, Glenda Raber, Jeanne Showers Room 302 Mr. Shaul FRONT ROW: Kathryn Emery, Letitia Marrapode, Louise Bargerstock, Lorraine Uplinger, Kenneth Kline, Janice Pyle, Taugen Keesey, Nancy Wil- son, Woodine Bell MIDDLE ROW: Janet Glenn, Judy Lasher, Gay Spangler, Marcia Shaner, Jean Black, Lincoln Grafton, Sally Roudybush, Helen Campbell, Ber- nell Helm, Bobby Toy, Clair Shay BACK ROW: Dale Barnhart, Carl Rea, Jim Fore- man, John Peters, Dave Hufhand, Edward Miller, Robert Cyphers, Kenneth Wolfe, Edward Vensel, Richard Welch, Robert Bruce, Mr. Shaul NOT PICTURED: Eleanor Craft, Peggy Davis i X, .X X i X CLASS UF 1955 Room 209 Mr. Kropinak FRONT ROW: Mr. Kropinak, Jean Curren, Ar- lene Olinger, Lynne Lorigan, Glenda Toy, Elva Kuhn, Elaine Edwards, Mickie Wilcome, Kay Hawk MIDDLE ROW: Merle Goldinger, Warren Shaffer, Bob Pasqualini, Warren Wolff, Patti Holtzhauer, Mary Jane Riegler, Linda Butler, Gail Geer, Kay Armstrong, Carolyn Chinn BACK ROW: Josephine Smith, Fred McElhinney, Jim Enders, Bob Crose, Dick Snyder, Ted Pyle, Bill Hidinger, Neil Aharrah, John Wiedel, Frank Bowser NOT PICTURED: Sue Bierer CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stephen Kropinak Miss Marjorie Opel Miss Pauline Smith Mr. james Nist SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Pro ject--Selling booster pins Sophomore Hop Sophomore Party-- Merry Mix-Up After Game Dance Skating Parry Bake Sale OPHO ORE LASS CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Mills. . . President Carol Lindeman. . . Sec retary joanne Bonnett . . . Vice President Orrie Stewart. . . Treasurer CLASS COLORS Yellow and Green CLASS MOTTO 'By the work you shall know the workmen. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose Room 214 Miss Jean Painter FRONT ROW: Patty Cousins, Sally Work, Gayle Hake, Joan Alexander, Jean Lytle, Jean Myers, Juanita Fitzgerald, Eileen Milliron, Lucille Bon- nett, Miss Painter MIDDLE ROW: Frank Tarr, Hilton Williams, James Emminger, Hester Rupp, Jack Mills, Francis Patcyk, Jean Shearer, Evelyn Bruno, Pauline Jack BACK ROW: Paul Zimmerman, Albert Bish, Jo- anne Beatty, Roger Boarts, Don Crytzer, Dale Lar- imer, Derald Smith, Norman Mauthe, Rodney Livengood, Nile Greenewalt, Charles Heginbotham Room 333 Mrs. Bannan Room 323 Miss Pence FRONT ROW: Cheryl Jenkins, Frankie Cousins, Yvonne Anthony, Rose Montgomery, Sarah Pence, Margaret Fry, Lucille Dunmire, Marilyn McCarel, Carl Gilbert, Donna Hartman, Miss Pence MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Sobiski, Bobby Ruth Blinn, Larry Shafer, Ron Crytzer, Ronald Barrett, Mary Snyder, Martha Stitt, Clarence Lockhart, Shirley Smith, Judy Scott, Ernogene Brown BACK ROW: Gary Starr, Ed Shuster, Ed Elgin, John Kerr, Allen Methven, John Reed, Gerald Walker, Fred Blaney, Bill Hogenmiller, Orrie Stewart, Robert Myers NOT PICTURED: Loyd Klingensmith, Delores Langham, Eugene Stephens, Shirley Trithart Room 331 Mr. McConnell FRONT ROW: Leota Cravenor, Joe Marrapode, Shirley Peters, Natalie Reisberg, Rosella Dunmire, Cormie Julius, Linda Steim, Mr. McConnell MIDDLE ROW: Martha Scott, Gary Perry, Ida Mae Boney, Darlene Atwood, Edward Atwood, Thelma Hawk, Vera Montgomery, Donna Shankle, Barbara Lasher BACK ROW: Bill John, Ralph Yount, George Laird, Ronald Kosecki, Homer Benton, John Rogalski, Lee Montgomery, Harry Goldinger, Woodrow Kirkwood William Caulk NOT PICTURED: Patricia Fry, Patricia Mohney, Louis Nevins, Lewis Rau, Irene Shaffer, Howard Walter CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Bartels Miss Mabel Shaffer Mrs. Madge Stewart Mr. Norman King Z - new CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stephen Kropinak Miss Marjorie Opel Miss Pauline Smith Mr. james Nist SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Project- -Selling booster pins Sophomore Hop Sophomore Party-- Merry Mix-Up After Game Dance Skating Parry Bake Sale SOPHO ORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Mills . . . President Carol Lindeman. . . Sec retary Joanne Bonnett. . . Vice President Orrie Stewart. . . Treasurer CLASS COLORS Yellow and Green CLASS MOTTO By the work vou shall know the workmen. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose Room 214 Miss Jean Painter FRONT ROW: Patty Cousins, Sally Work, Gayle Hake, Joan Alexander, Jean Lytle, Jean Myers, Juanita Fitzgerald, Eileen Milliron, Lucille Bon- nett, Miss Painter MIDDLE ROW: Frank Tarr, Hilton Williams, James Emminger, Hester Rupp, Jack Mills, Francis Patcyk, Jean Shearer, Evelyn Bruno, Pauline Jack BACK ROW: Paul Zimmerman, Albert Bish, Jo- anne Beatty, Roger Boarts, Don Crytzer, Dale Lar- imer, Derald Smith, Norman Mauthe, Rodney Livengood, Nile Greenewalt, Charles Heginbotham Room 333 Mrs. Bannan FRONT ROW: Freddie Meyers, Neldene Garner, Myrtle Moody, Donna Kane, Judy Emery, Dianne Powell, Jean McElfresh, Mrs. Bannan MIDDLE ROW: Joanne Febinger, Sidney Arnold, William Painter, Richard Easley, Betty McKelvey, Darlene Lasher, Larue Croyle, Joe Ritchey BACK ROW: Bill Swaile, Thomas Ellermyer, Foster Lynds, Jerry Cable, Larry Hill, Sidney Gun- trum, Jim Shuster, Harry Wyant, Don Kirkwood NOT PICTURED: Gail Bailey, Larry Baum, Jo- anne Bonnett, Deanna Campbell, Darlene Heasley, Bill Hogenmiller, Shirley Mechling, Carol Patton Room 323 Miss Pence FRONT ROW: Cheryl Jenkins, Frankie Cousins, Yvonne Anthony, Rose Montgomery, Sarah Pence, Margaret Fry, Lucille Dunmire, Marilyn McCarel, Carl Gilbert, Donna Hartman, Miss Pence MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Sobiski, Bobby Ruth Blinn, Larry Shafer, Ron Crytzer, Ronald Barrett, Mary Snyder, Martha Stitt, Clarence Lockhart, Shirley Smith, Judy Scott, Emogene Brown BACK ROW: Gary Starr, Ed Shuster, Ed Elgin, John Kerr, Allen Methven, John Reed, Gerald Walker, Fred Blaney, Bill Hogenrniller, Orrie Stewart, Robert Myers NOT PICTURED: Loyd Klingensmith, Delores Langham, Eugene Stephens, Shirley Trithart Room 331 Mr. McConnell FRONT ROW: Leota Cravenor, Joe Marrapode, Shirley Peters, Natalie Reisberg, Rosella Dunmire, Connie Julius, Linda Sreim, Mr. McConnell MIDDLE ROW: Martha Scott, Gary Perry, Ida Mae Boney, Darlene Atwood, Edward Atwood, Thelma Hawk, Vera Montgomery, Donna Shankle, Barbara Lasher BACK ROW: Bill John, Ralph Yount, George Laird, Ronald Kosecki, Homer Benton, JohnRogalski, Lee Montgomery, Harry Goldinger, Woodrow Kirkwood William Caulk NOT PICTURED: Patricia Fry, Patricia Mohney, Louis Nevins, Lewis Rau, Irene Shaffer, Howard Walter ills '?...H 1'f ' .. Room 321 MI. Smith FRONT ROW: Robert Bruce, Betty Anthony, Judith Kuhn, Marie Slagle, Sally Bowser, Carolyn Jordon, Gail Maraccini, Connie Wolfe, Ruth White, Jeanette Colonna, Nancy Jo Milliron, Mr. Smith MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Taylor, Rosalie Palmer, Don Higginson, James Shick, Marjorie, Smith, Juanita Crawford, George Yount, Larry Hartman, Bonnie Harding, Patricia Dougherty, Floyd Mech- ling, James Dill, Margaret Bevington, Connie Fletcher BACK ROW: Wayne Barker, Bill Frick, Thomas Pyle, Jim Kerr, Wayne Van Dine, Arnold Daniels, Scott Hall, Jim Murphy, Ronald Lasher, Frank McKenney, Judy Rupp Room 334 Mr . Peifer FRONT ROW: Dolorls Claypool, Donna Bearer, Lanny Turney, Shirley Croyle, Sylvia Fink, Val- lie Campbell, Patricia Gault, Nancy Bellas MIDDLE ROW: Doris Hill, Peggy Croyle, Ronald Hawkins, Herman Claypoole, Lavina Livengood, Marcia Lehner, Patricia Kozicki, Janice Bowser, Marjorie Strater, Leona Grafton BACK ROW: Lawrence Smith, William Westen- dorf, Joe Wilson, Don Sgarlata, Earl John, David Bevlngton, William Steim, Blaine Toy, Lawrence Golla, Junior McHadden NOT PICTURED: Carl Fellnell, Nancy Hill, Cher- rio Klingensmith, Tom Scanlon -.aku W 5 CLASS OF 1956 Room 318 Mrs. Montgomery FRONT ROW: Carole Yapp, Shirley Fiscus, Edith Allhouse, Phyllis Bowser, Judith Coggon, Sarah McNutt, Larry Pollick, Connie Murphy, Rosmary Demitris, Betsy Henry, Mrs. Montgomery MIDDLE ROW: Robert Cyphert, Ward Steinmetz, Jack Atwood, Bill Wray, Paul Lehner, Ron Free- man, Joseph Haj, Ken Resinger, Russell Brown, Patricia Knoble, Judith Serene BACK ROW: Dorothy Williams, Lilliana Woodall, Rosalie Gongola, Joseph McKean, John Younkins, Eleanor Stnford, Floy Jones, Donald Hepler, Ei- leen McKain, Carole Lindeman, Edgar Moore NOT PICTURED: Shirley Rea 45 Y- CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Bartels Miss Mabel Shaffer Mrs. Madge Stewart Mr. Norman King FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES Project--Selling pep caps and beanies Get Acquainted Party Skating Party Freshman Party L HMAN CLASS -'ve' 1 , ,. I . wr- V :,v... . x S 'T ,, CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: William Stewart. . . President Donna Smith. . . Secretary Gay Sedwick. . . Vice President Ruth Strater. . . Treasurer 936 ff,-:QC-1. 6:3 if FQ, 1' Room 335 Mr. Livengood FRONT ROW: Esther Toy, Jean Shaffer, Bill Stockdill, Sandra Sipes, Marcia Toy, Maryanne Swaile, Frank Slagle, Earl Slease, Gay Sedwick, Kay Traister, Delores Shaffer MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Toy, Donna Smith, Ruth Semmens, Clester Stover, Dale Slagle, Delmar Toy, Sandra Toy, Marion Slautterback, Deloris Walker, Dick Stevick, Glenn Stoops BACK ROW: Jerry Steiner, John Veneskl, Bill Shilling, Janet Stone, Joe Visnovsky, Jim Tarr, Ronald Spence, Roger Trenkle, Walter Toy, Alice Shotts NOT PICTURED: Alfred Sinclair, William Ste- wart, Tom Thomas Room 336 Miss P. Smith FRONT ROW: Andrea Waugaman, Essie Younkins, Virginia Williams, Deloris Wray, Ruth Wonder- ling, Patricia Yorko, Marlene Yates, Jean Youn- kins, Diane Zellefrow MIDDLE ROW: Alice Waugaman, Vincent Walker, Barbara White, Barbara Wylie, Harry Shambaugh, Don Waugaman, Kenneth Vause, Ralph Yount, Miss Smith BACK ROW: Margaret Weise, Larry Whlted, Charles Wingard, Richard McDowell, Thomas Walker, Richard Shaffer, Frank Willis, Jay Acklin, Larry Walker, William Wilkanoski NOT PICTURED: James Waine, Jefferson Wilson, Ed Wingard, Ruth Yount Y -3-:Fil--I - , .W Nis- kw fb Room 118 Mr. Gerdy FRONT ROW: Tom Benton, John Adams, Turney Bowser, Mary Ellen Bowser, Kathryn Anthony, Susan Barber, Barbara Adams, Russell Amer, Jim Belles, Virginia Bell, Etta Barker MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Gerdy, Sandra Black, Gail Bennett, Lily Anderson, Norman Boney, Irma Ben- ton, Doris Beatty, Jack Baum, Vonna Barker, Nancy Verna Barker, Margaret Booher, Artman, Ken Bowser, Ken Bechtel, Bill Ashe, Joe Bowser, Bill Bowser, Henry Bowser, Ray Bow- ,Me in Anthony S dra Barthel, Joyce Schrecen- rv L Nljvfgy .,.i , K. ,U ll ' 'ir Room 135 Mr. King FRONT ROW: Sandy Booth, Nancy Johns, Norma Johns, Pat Hawk, Bob Hill, Jim Hawkins, Dick Hielman, Darrell Hepler, Melda Hawkins, Patricia Higginson, Delores Harmon, Janet Goldsrrohm MIDDLE ROW: Mr. King, Anna Kanish, Kathleen Henderson, Snookey Jageman, Sandy Hockenberry, Laura John, Carole Helm, Jean Gispanski, Frances Jordan, Joan Gallagher, Freddie Shoemaker, Ken Hayes, Jim Hendrickson BACK ROW: Andre Volek, Howard Harmon, Bill Henry, Ed Hill, Sam Hidinger, Bob Hawk, Tommy Greenawalt, Dave Griffith, Dick Hawk, Frank Hill, Clem Rosenberger, William Higginson NOT PICTURED: Bob Haggard, Sandra Hellam, John Hetrick, Delo Hielman, Judy Jolm 48 Room 131 Mr. Milliron FRONT ROW: Ken Craft, Sandra Bruce, Paul Claypool, Jon Buzard, Peggy Boylstein, Nola Buz- zard, Marina Christos, Richard Brown, Jack Cox, Bobby Campbell, Martha Dill MIDDLE ROW: Helen Cooke, Helen Davis, Fay Claypool, Linda Crum, Betty Brocious, Mary Lee Crytzer, Luke Corbett, Fred Bussy, George A. Cravenor, George V. Cravenor, Betty Brown, Joyce Brown, Mr. Milliron BACK ROW: Leslie Cieply, Frances Brice, John Carley, Don Crissman, Rodney Toy, Tom Cun- ningham, Eugene Cerutti, Ron Campbell, Rena Cowan, Dave Shick, Dave Brink, Blaine Costanzo Room 133 Mr. Nlst FRONT ROW: Judy Emrninger, Laura Elgin, Donna Ernigh, Vivian Evans, Patricia Eruminger, Dorthea Flemm, Connie Edwards, Janice Faith, Lettie Frick, Paul Gray, James Goodman MIDDLE ROW: Diane Wheeler, David Shankle, Joan Enterline, Donna Easley, Nancy Flick, Nancy Defeo, Clair Emigh, William Fry, Carl Grafton, Alexander Foradori, Melvin Gaggini, Mr. Nist BACK ROW: Harry Fink, Ronald Gray, Tom Gray, Jerry Gray, Ted Geidel, Louis Elliot, Jim Davis, John Grafton, Carolyn Gallahed, Evelyn Fair, Mary Fitzgerald NOT PICTURED: Absalam Bowser, Bob Graffius, John Forringer Room 137 Mr. Traska FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Kyler, Jim Klugh, Nila Mauthe, Betty Kline, Diane Karp, Ronald Hill, Pearl Luke, Dixie McMaster, Leota Kuhn, David Loughrey, Orlo John MIDDLE ROW: Paul Julius, Dick Matthews, Jo Ann Kness, William Laird, George Shaffer, Carl Lasher, Howard Hopper, Kathie Lelster, Bob Hough, Diane Langham, Ellen Lash, Mr. Traska BACK ROW: Joy McMillen, Bob Jones, Bill Kam- merdiener, Robert Luke, William Johnson, Sue Mattax, Delmar Jack, Joyce Levrio, Larry Lemon, David Matthews, Dennis Lawrence NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Krizman, Bill Mateer, Barbara Mc Kelvey. Room 139 Miss Griggs FRONT ROW: Patricia Olinger, Ronald Miller, Ber- nice McQuown, Rose Marie Otto, Jane Neidlg, Jean Neidig. John Penn, Mary Nolder, Emmett Mcllwain, Gloria Mohney, Charles Morrow MIDDLE ROW: Raymond Mook, Mema Moore, Ruth Ann Otto, Donald Painter, Mervin Myers, Robert Martin, John Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth Ann Miller, Robert Morrison, Harvey McNabb, Miss Griggs BACK ROW: Richard Milliron, Joan Miller, Patricia Painter, Sidney Moss, Sylvia Painter, Peter Parry, James McCracken, Donald McGinnis, Peter Picardi, Paula Nelson, Lester Mechling Psy'-a....,.,N Q., LASS OF 1957 A 4 Room 141 Mr. Badger FRONT ROW: Sandra Rearlc, Marion Rudolph, Elaine Ronchers, Dorothy Pore, Polly Ann Ralston, Carol Scaife, Ruth Strater, Judy Roofner, Rose Mary Quinn, Nancy Rearic, Mr. Badger MIDDLE ROW: Savilla Porter, Ray Rosenberger, Albert Quinn, Craig Schaffer, Dick Scaife, Ron Schaub, Bonnie Rau, Clarice Rupert, Pat Patterson, Sally Salk BACK ROW: Jo Ann Perry, Bob Rellga, Bob Scad- den, Fred Broclous, Richard Sagrad, Raymond Rogalski, Edwin Russell, Joan Savona, Sarah Schren- gost, Jim Schoenecker NOT PICTURED: Lanny Pryor, Albert Roofner Room 338 Mrs. Lias FRONT ROW: Margaret Layton, Ronald Held, Sandy Kissinger, Marjorie Hill, Letitia Hindman, Sandra Painter, Janet John, Mary Lou Lattanzio, David Smith, Kenny Humphrey, Bobby Johnson, Patty Murphy, Joanne Marrapode MIDDLE ROW: Mabel Larimer, Ronald Brown, Gloria Plants, Margaret Leasure, Charles Mcllwain, Dale Sanders, Alvin Lemmon, Jerry Houser, Jack Kordes, Ernest Mauthe, George Mechling, Louise Rearick, Carol Jenkins BACK ROW: Zelda John, Jane McAfoose, Kathleen Miller, David Lindeman, Beverly Montgomery, Howard Levine, James McCu1lah, Philip McCanna, Leroy Hanson, William Olinger, l-lilda Methven, Charlotte Bellas NOT PICTURED: Ray Reaves Room 339 Mr. Hia ck FRONT ROW: Dwight Smith, John Vongrey, Bob Schultze, Peggy Schrecengost, Donald Suriano, Denny Salsgiver, Ralph Trithart, Virginia Salsgiver, Nancy Kness, George Shaffer, Vincent Recupero MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Loch, Edith Ulisky Nancy Totsak, Karyl Stivison, Carole Starr, Jean Yee, Lena Walker, Janet Yount, Judy Transue, Georgia Sedwick, Sally Shaner, Nancy Silvis BACK ROW: Roxanna Slagle, Wanda Reddinger, Mary Ellen Rupp, Clayton Schrecengost, Angelo Recupero, David Wolff, James Clawson, Laird Ry- baric, Robert Stevens, Janet Peate, Hays Shankle NOT PICTURED: Clair Smith, Leslie Toy, Jean Wille EIGHT H GRADE Room 337 Mrs. Baker FRONT ROW:- Robert Haye, Gary Brocious, Alan Cravener, Leon Schrecengost, Edward Cravener, David Gilbert, Berry Altamus, Larry Croyle, Denver Cloak, Jerry Cunningham MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Bowser, Diane Dineen, Ellen Dineen, Joyce Delp, Freda Beers, Judy Baker, Linda Dosch, Peggy Edwards, Carole Dargue, Linda Ru- pert, Darlene Benton, Freda French, Mrs. Baker BACK ROW: Linda Brodhead, Carol Edwards, Lu- anna Cowan, Judy Grimm, Beverly Eddinger, Bill Adams, Bill Bowser, Larry Dailey, Robert Fry, Robert George, James Dargue, Lester Smith NOT PICTURED: Lois Adams, Helen Bechtel, Eu- gene Bowser, Judy Bowser, Mary Jo Carley, Donald Miller 50 -lah Room 341 Miss Opel FRONT ROW: Benjamin Beckwith, Elsie Artman, Sylvia Bussy, Shirley Beers, James Barnett, William Bowser, Judith Ann Bowser, Timmy Ashe, Jacklyn Buchanan MIDDLE ROW: Eugene Bowser. William Heymers, Judy Atwood, Sandra Bellas, Margaret Crissman, Connie Bargerstock, Sally Adelson, Judith Anne Bowser, Joyce Beatty, Kenneth Bauer, Miss Opel BACK ROW: John Buzard, James Anthony, Michelle Beck, Delores Rybarick, Shirley Brown, William Conn, James Benton, Carole Cochran, Harry Camp- bell, Lorraine Costanzo Room 347 Miss Flaherty FRONT ROW: Judy Jordan, Carol McCombs, Adele McCain, Carolyn Knoble, Mary Horvat, Kay Mc- Gann, Joe Mcllwain MIDDLE ROW: Peggy Jones, Elissa Karp, Diane Hogg. Janet Lougee, Frederick McCollum, Bill ,Mc- Cullough, Bill Patterson, Evelyn Mechling, Mar- garet Miller, Loretta Jordan BACK ROW: Jack McGaughey, Larry Lux, James Mohney, Delbert Painter, Nick Olesnanik, Edward McElhinney, Nick Metrokoudes, Carroll McKain, Joan Kyler, Rose Walker NOT PICTURED: Kay McGrainor, Mitchell Mont- gomery, Theodore Round, John Rizzo, Mary Smith r Y gl- CQJ . EVE TH GRADE .lg- ,Mlm V, A .. 4 Q Room 348 Mr. Shepard FRONT ROW: William Sink, Charence Scott, Jerry Wagner, Nancy Smith, Jean Wilson, Carolyn Paint- er, Carol Semmens, Kenneth Smith, William Schrecengost MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Shepard, Gary Wonderling, Ralph Wirick, Ronald Schultz, James Schrecengost, Bonnie Taylor, William Stitt, Karen Wilson, Son- dra Wonderling, Faith Hall BACK ROW: Larry Ruffaner, Allene Wilhelm, Janet Murphy, Jane Patton, Carol Rice, Robert Westwood, Sue Ann Whitman, Janet Odrey, Ruth Ann Reed NOT PICTURED: Connie Slagle, William Stephens, John Trenkle, Dorothy Valdes, David Wingard Room 345 MI. Diell FRONT ROW: Laura Dineen, Patsy Hidinger, Mar- garet Wilson, Jack Hubbard, Robert Hellman, Paul Cravener, John Henry, John Jamack, Richard Coop- er, Lloyd Lasher MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Dietz, Janice Douglass, Gail Foster, Carol Gray, Vivian Wyant, Peggy Dtmmirc, Barbara Hidinger, Nancy Edwards, Arleen Eiler, Sarah Jane Crowe, Vera Douglass BACK ROW: Billy Gray, George Hill, Robert Graf- ton, David Lane, Robert Crane, Norman Lasher, Claudia Gibson, Larry Crytzer, Peggy Heckman 51 Is it interesting? ki 52 It really was heaven, wasn't it? Gee! And only a freshman. ' Wi, f KK V' :L V sp, .wkokiff is fir .Wan RK .- 1 W I 1 24, r Q 5' ug. 'Q a'n' aging? Qvesfzw A 525555551 ' gm5:1:,f 0 n I lc7957f7Z! KIT-HHN-I E ni' N '-3 9525 K9 Betty Lou Adelson Co editor igfa X Richard Conway Assitant Editor Corbin wyani X- Assistant Editor Martha Rose Business Lf nberger Cf X S Patricia Earley Co editor 4, Elizabeth Parker Art Editor Mr. Kropinak Ilene Gray t Staff Secretary ! Z ,ff '2 Mrs. Kettering Adviser Y in ..Z ,-1 A X Forrest McC ombs .fi Photography Editor . 54 5 Miss Griggs Adviser ETF-IFF LITERARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kettering, Mary Catherine Young, Anna Mae Fritz, Sally Davis, Fay Simcik, Myrna Karns, Bonnie Beckwith, Lois Lamison. MIDDLE ROW: Nathan Har- mon, Nancy McCracken, Beverly Gray, La Verne Blymiller, Norma Fuller, Theresa Demetris, Mary Ann McConnell, Kay Spicher, Joan Fry. BACK ROW: Richard Gowetski, Bill Martin, Bill Chemelli, Tim Barthel, Harriet Wilson, Rachel Pence. ll SALES STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Chinn, Jean Beckett, Laura Lee Wolfe, Mary Slagle. MIDDLE ROW: Bobbie Ann Blaney, Audrey Dosch, Anna Scardina, Joanne Harmon Cha- veaux, Barbara Davis. BACK ROW: Mr. Miele, Duane Snyder, James Swaile, Pat Bevington. BUSINESS STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Rosenberger, Woodine Bell, Sara Boltz, Iohn Morrow. ,Q TYPING STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Gayle Mohney, Katherine Clark. STAND- ING: Nancy Emminger, Yula Slagle. ART STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Yaschay, Sondra Bierer, Wilma Frederick, Elizabeth Parker, Miss Griggs, Josephine Kane, Patricia George. NOT PICTURED: Sylvia McMasters. wxytg KJ , All WO In SPSTQ .,- the hot rod ' L fb and no play and save E Q T, f A .14 er makes jack. tire Childs -:- . iglusesvn sweeps, E iQQirf5ixnlngffiHnf.savar1ia Qi? SegPemQe?i3i5'i' ...--X SUXEE SELECTED SALLY DAVXS CUNDES TYPKSTS Sally Davis has been chosen to lead the staff of typists who each week type and mimeograph the HI-SPOTS. Fi ve seniors and four juniors will assist her. 'lhey are Beverly Gray, Yula Slagle, Fay Simcik, Kathryn Clark , Mary Lou Rader, Gayle Mohney, Gay Spangler, Kathryn Emery, and Jo ce Hindman. 1 Y MXRXANQ. BCD!-XRTS HEADS I l,. ,- 5304 HX-SPOKS Journalism students have chosen Miriam Boarts to lead them ln publishing this year's YH-SPOTS. Assisting her will be Lois Lamison News Editorl Iona Loch QFeaY.-grej, Bob Brodhead QSportsS, Ray Mc!-lfoose Wake-upl, Sara Ann Holtz QBuslness Managerj, Laura Lee Wolfe Qfiirculationj, and Elizabeth Parker Qilrtb. Other members of the staff include Mary J le Watt Ei inn Stover, Lallerne Blymlller, ess Vonnie Eichelberger, Carol Shuster, Joanne X Mcfluown, Faye Llebman, Rosie Slagle, Helen Campbell , Eileen Yarnes, Geraldine Bonnett Kay Spicher, Bonnie Beckwith, Rose Umbaugh Betty Lou Nielson, Tim Barthel, Duane Hare Esther Crytzer, Forrest McCombs, Marlene Weise, Nancy McCracken, Karen Blxler, and Neva Claypool. ri ADVXSERS Miss Martha Pence Mrs. loanna Bannan ' fgcw' 1 1 'W 5. Q V , ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Rardin, Vice-President: Karen Bixler, President: Martha Stitt, Secretary BACK ROW: Dave Thompson, Junior Rep- L resentative: Mr. Hall, Assistant Principal: Miss Smith, Faculty Adviser: Jack Mills, Sophomore Representative NOT PICTURED: Faye Liebrnan, Treasur- er: John Morrow, Senior Representative STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hall, Janice Pyle, Pat Earley, Jerry Rardln, Karen Bixler, Martha Stitt, Kay Spicher, Beverly Casedy, Miss Smith MIDDLE ROW: Marjorie Hill, Virginia Salsgiver, Patty Hawk, Mickie Wilcome, Joyce Beatty, Delores Langham, Janice Faith, Carol Semmens, Carol McCombs, Dick Stevic BACK ROW: Billy Ashe, Judy Coggan, Jack Mills, Lois Larnison, Dan Pail, Cor- bin Wyant, Wayne Van Dine, Bill Johnson, Lee Montgomery, Dave Thompson, Jo- anne Bonnett, Joan Savona, Patty Kozicki, Sidney Moss NOT PICTURED: FayeC1aypoo1, Jim Em- minger, Bob Freeman, William Hill. Harry Myers, Pat Semmens, Bob Schreck- engost, Lester Smith, Joe Toy, Ken Vause CN' HE Student Council, an impor- tant organization in Kittanning High School, is organized for the pur- pose of improving student participa- tion in school govemment, and plan- ning various social activities. The council meets every second and fourth Monday of the month. This year STUCO sponsored the annual amateur night program, stu- dent-teacher day, sale of pennants, Saturday night canteens, and the Community Chest Drive . JUNIOR ART CLUB Mr . Badger Tue sday ? l SENIOR ART CLUB Mr. Badger JUNIOR ART CLUB Miss Griggs PUPPET CLUB Mr . Badger JUNIOR ART CLUB Mr. Badger Thursday BIOLOGY CLUB L 6? Mr. Nist DINNER BELL CLUB Mrs . Tobin Tuesday FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB Mrs. Lighmer DINNER BELL CLUB Mrs. Tobin Thursday MASQUERS Miss Opel MATHEMATICS CLUB Monday Mr . Blose STAMP CLUB Mr. Dietz t RADIO CLUB Mrs . Montgomery IUNIOR HISTORIAN CLUB Monday Mr. King JUNIOR HISTORIAN CLUB Tuesday Mr. King JUNIOR RED CROSS Thursday Mrs. Suckling x 'ra-9 JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Tuesday Mrs . Suckling S H RDO IIIE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Callas, Mickey Wil- come, Miss Titzell, Mr. Schaeffer, Martha Stitt, Dorothy McConvi1le, Mr. Dunmire BACK ROW: Mr. Kropinak, Mr. Duppstadt, Lee Montgomery, Harry Myers NOT PICTURED: Kay Spicher Senior Representatives Harry Myers Dorothy McConvi1le cw HE Board of Activities of Kittanning High School was proposed and organized in 1921. It was one of the first school councils of its type in Western Pennsylvania, and it received favorable comments . This board is the highest goveming body in Kittanning High School to which students may belong. It meets on the first Tuesday of every month. Fifteen members make up the board which includes--Mr. Burt Dunmire, superintend- entg Mr. Forrest Schaeffer, principalg Mr. Wade Hall, assistant principalg Mr. james Cal- las, alumni memberg Mr. Paul Moore, school board memberg Miss Titzell, Mr. Duppstadt, and Mr. Kropinak, faculty membersg Kay Spicher, student council representativeg and six student members . The purpose of this student governing or- ganization is to promote the efficiency of all the school activities through a unification of control. The board also serves as an advisory group to the Student Council . Junior Representatives Ed Kline Mickie Wilcome Sophomore Representatives Lee Montgomery Martha Stitt ION L H NOR OCIETY E 00 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Gowetski, Harry Myers, Pat Earley, Beverly Gray, Pat George, Ioan Fry, Mary Ann McConnell, Ilene Gray, Miriam Boarts, Lawrence Clark, John Mor- row, Dan Caulk MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Bixler, Betty Lou Adelson, Elizabeth Parker, Nancy Mc- Cracken, Sally Davis, Lois Lamison, Audrey Levrio Eileen Parnes, Bernell Helm, Marcia Shaner, Gay Spangler, Joanne Klawitter, Kay Spicher, Connie Cargnino, Dorothy Baker BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Conway, Corbin Wyant, Ben Thompson, Ray McAfoose, Richara Shook, Neil Sander, Richard Plyler, Dan Moore, Rachel Pence, Carolyn Chinn, Iona Loch. CY HE National I-Ionor Society was established May 24, 1924, at Kittanning High School. However, in V, 1952 the junior Chapter of the society was established when juniors as well as seniors were elibible for membership . To be eligible, a pupil must be in the upper third of his class. His extra-curricular activities and character are just as important for membership as are his grades. An impressive assembly is held each year when new members are installed. A speech is given by each officer on the topics of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. OFFICERS Richard Conway . . . President Karen Bixler. . . Treasurer Betty Lou Adelson. . . Secretary Corbin Wyant. . . Vice President I I ' 63 IOR PLAY ii of X' . ,,,,,f- . . . . Breathtaking. FATHER OF THE BRIDE Mrs. Ellen T. Lias Director The Banks family set the tempo for the comedy, FATHER OF THE BRIDE, which the Senior Class of Kittan- ning High School presented Thursday, Decem- ber 10, 1953 . The story centers around Stanley Banks, who is quite dismayed by the plans of the wedding of his only daughter, Kay. How- ever, his loving wife Ellie tries to calm his emotions which were aroused by the disappear- ance of Buckley, Kay's fiance. Every member of the cast lends to the excitement and humor of the play. as A ,V ,Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Ross Scardina, REDg Vin- cent Sunseri, PETE: William Heider, IOEQ Mrs. Lias, DI- RECTOR, Dan Caulk, MR, BANKSQ Mary Catherine Young, MRS, BANKSQ Ed Ellermeyer, SID RHODESW, Nathan Har- mon, BUZZY TAYLOR fl BACK ROW: Sally Davis, MRS, PULITS , NevgC1aypoo1, DELILAI-Ig Betty Lou Adilson, MISS BE AMYgI Mer1.e West, Tnvrs MAN: sandy Rosenfeid, magdoumg ,Karen Bixler, PEGGY SWIFT La ence Clark 'BEN BANKS- Corbin Wyant, TOMMT BANK Ricgg? ionway,'BUCKl.EY DUN-I ' ' a s ', STAN, Faye Lrebman y!B T p p. ' 1 army ,rp-ers. 5 J U ' T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Ilene Tim Barthelg Ioan Fry ' ROW: Homer Crytzfr, Robert Russell Hill, Merle West, Robert Shaeffer ' '5 ' The'happy ending. E- Aren t they hilarious? Congratulations, Tom! LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Larry Cole, DOUG BUT- LERg Duane Hare, WARRENQ Jean Rogers, JULIE BUTLER: MIDDLE ROW: Norman Churchill, CALVIN PEPPERg Madeline Lelmer, MRS, HANSONQ Joanne Klawatter, CYNTHIA LEWIS: Jean Black, MRS, AMESQ Jeanne Showers, MRS. CRANFIELDg Kay Spicher, DR, ANN BUTLERg BACK ROW: Ed Dunmire, STUDENT DIREC- TOR: Connie Cargnino, MRS, NORRISg Mary Lou Rader, PAT FLANAGAN: Richard Plyler, TOM BUTLERg Helen Campbell, MISS OSBORNEQ Robert Crose, SERGEANT LUTZFELDER: Dan Pail, HANK STEINCKEg Rachel Pence, STUDENT DIRECTOR FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE Miss Marjorie Opel Director QDUT yourself Lu the place of the twins, Julie and Doug, and just imagine how you would feel lf your father was one of the six final candidates for Mother of the Year. That is what happened to Thomas Butler who takes care of the house, and writes songs while his wife practices as a doctor. This hilarious comedy was presented March 24 and 25, 1954 by the junior Class of Kittanning High School. It always worked before. ,A , . ,,. t f , , . i'f ,I ' l W' 'I ' an I E' If N. -v el ' P I . - y 4 as V57 If If . -1' T7 Y? UNIOR PLAY VH sis In mmm Nw Wil 22 Ill .Q-f--mx 5:54 lll W JUNIOR OUT-OF DOORS CLUB Mr. Shepaxd Tuesday JUNIOR OUT-OF-DOORS CLUB Mr. Shepard-Thursday JUNIOR OUT-OF -DOORS CLUB Mr. Shepard Fnday P' vig .B ,, L. T M11 sg. K s'N,,,. Y 9 'Y K FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB Miss R. Painter PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Mr. Round PROJECTIONIST CLUB Friday Mr. Blose BASKETBALL CLUB Mr. Vensel .pam , V 9 fam' x. 5' HI-Y CLUB Mr. Peifer .19- VARSITY CLUB Mr. Rearic Nfdllr f-.,..,,M-- 33' 5 l'rl'Ii,:it L4 f ,.l 1. 153599 555321 QWGOL BANG MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Yaschay, Pat Earley, Mary Flick, Sue Bierer, Jeanne Showers, Lois Larnison. COLOR GUARDS: Betty McKelvey, Linda Steim, Judy Kuhn, Janice Bowser, Carolyn Chinn. 2ND ROW: Mr. Colonna, Director, Ken Vause, James Schreckengost, Ross Scardina, Joe Smith, Bill Steim, Neil Sander, Bob Graffius, Bill Mateer, Jim Hendrickson, Mr. Walters. 3RD ROW: Leslie Toy, George Webster, John Jamack, Bill Heymets, Glenn Stoops, Ted Round, Lanny Pryor, Albert Roofner, Jerry Rardin, Alex Rupp, Larry Baum, Sidney Moss. 4TH ROW: Bill Stitt, Joe Kiemick, Fred Procious, Dick Silvis, John Hetrick, Ed Wingard, Alan Methvan, Bill Stewart, Larry Golla, Tony Crosley, Rodger Trenkle, Norman Hutchinson, Louis Nevins, John Trenkle, 5TH ROW: Bob Schall, Delo Heilman, Ray Reaves, Tommy Thomas, Bob Haggart, David Wingard, Jim Klugh, Orrie Stewart, Lester Mechling, Cubby Wyant. ABSENT: Nancy Emminger. BOY ' BAND CHE Kittanning High School Boys' Band has come a long way since the warm spring evening in 1925 when Mr. james V. Colonna gave the downbeat for the first annual concert of the group. In past years, the boys have won state wide recognition with the style of music for which Mr. Colonna has becorne noted. Again this year, the Boys' Band has lived up to its reputation. Along with its other activities, the organization was host to the Central-Westem District Band in which Kittanning High School musicians ra.nked high. On the football field, on a parade ground, or in their spring concert, the band rv is still rated as tops 70 JEANNE SHOWERS f NANCY EMMINGER SUE BIERER SUE YASC HAY V PAT EARLEY -? LOIS LA MISON ti 'S.auq g ' ur , .C , ci ,. t Q 'E 1 ' ' A 'H S . . .t.. .-.. E V KMJWWK ' Q 1 X 1-'N GIRLS' BAND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Colonna, Director, Patricia Semmens, Patricia Emigh, Jessie Watt, Marcia Shaner, Helen Campbell, Nancy Hill, Shirley Mechling, Janet Lattanzio, Mr. Arthur Walter. 2ND ROW: Carol Dubrock, Connie Cargnino, Cherrio Klingensrnith, Jeanette Colon- na, Connie Murphy, Dorothy Baker, Norma Fuller, Phyllis Stennett, Barbara White, Barbara Mc Kelvey, Jean Wible, Patti Holtzhauer, Carol Yapp. 3RD ROW: Delores Fairo, Betty Anthony, Joyce Hindman, Margaret Bevington, Sandra Barthel, Marlene Yates, Patricia Mohney, Patricia Knoble, Mary Jo Carley, Doris Campbell, Glee Lemmon, Bemell Helm, Mary Ann Mc Connell, Martha Stitt. 4TH ROW: Kay Hawk, Carolyn Lock, Joan Enterline, Connie Wolfe, Roxarma Slagle, Peggy Davis, Patricia Bevington, Helen Bechtel, Janice Douglas, Arlene Olinger, Anna Scardina. 5TH ROW: Jean Rodgers, Janet Roofner, Jean Mason, Nancy Stover, Carol Patton, Sandra Hellam, lona Loch, Ruth Strater, Peggy Jones, Judy Bowser, Betty Jo Brown, Judy Johns, Janice Faith, Yvonne Eichelberger, Dorothy Williams, Arlene Douglas. COLOR GUARDS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Finesod, Betty Woodall, Kathie Leister. ABSENT: Vera Douglas, Charlotte Hetrick, Mary Rea Hetrick, Carol Shuster, Sally Roudybush, Betty Lou Adelson. GIRLS' BAND CW HE Kittanning High School Girls' Band was organized in january 1950 under the direction of james V. Colonna. The band started with eighty members, and at the present time it has a membership of one-hundred twenty including the second band. Each year the band presents a spring and summer concert. At the summer concert Mr. Colonna introduced his newest composition, The Kittanning High School Girls' Band March. Several members are selected to participate in the County and District Band festivals, and they have achieved a great success for the band. During football season, the bands combine to present fine half -time performances at all home and away football games . 72 1 I I NANCY JANET LATTANZIO f? PA T SE MMENS MARCTA SHANER HILL Z' SHIRLEY MECHLING JESSIE WATT PAT EMIG J .4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Iona Loch, Joan Fry, Eddie Dunmire, Janet Roofner, Carolyn Loch, Patty Hawk, Dorothy Williams, Mr. Colonna, Janice Faith, Jeanette Colonna. MIDDLE ROW: Martha Stitt, Lawrence Golla, Phyllis Stennett, Mary Ann McConnell, Bill Stewart, Robert Graffius, Helen Campbell, Charlotte Hetrick, Richard Silvis, Connie Wolfe, Kay Hawk, Arlene Olinger, Glenn Stoops, Anna Scardina, Peggy Davis. BACK ROW: Bernell Helm, Carol Lindeman, Dorothy McConville, Corbin Wyant. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Loch, Patty Hawk, Sandra Rearick, Dorothy Williams, Mr, Colonna, Betty Brown, Judy Johns, Janice Faith, Jeanette Colonna. MIDDLE ROW: Mar- tha Stitt, Barbara White, Ed Wingard, Bill Stewart, Bob Graffius, Helen Bechtel, Joan Enter- line, Connie Wolfe, Leslie Toy, Arlene Olinger, Glenn Stoops. BACK ROW: Carol Lindeman, PIANISTS Bemell Helm Carol Lindeman Joanne Bonnett I y,,, J Lester Mechling. 74 im Mr. Walter . K 1 r ii I '- ,ah ,A 5 F X 2- Wie if , '1 X X 1 il 3 , V 1 y Qi Y 7 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bernell Helm, Patricia George, Joan Fry, Audrey Dosch, Wilma Frederick, Faye Leibman, Robert Morrow, Robert Brodhead, Tim Barthel, Robert Moore, Mr. Walter, Richard Plyler, Dan Pail, Richard Silvis, Jerry Rardin, Ilene Gray, Marilyn Lavely, Lois Lamison, Mary Catherine Young, Miriam Boarts, Iona Loch. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Yapp, Taugen Keesey, Louise Bargerstock, Dorothy Baker, Marilyn Moore, John Morrow, Dan Moore, Russell Gongaware, Duane Hare, Neil Sander, Norman Church- hill, Jerry Ellermeyer, Richard Gowetski, William Groft, Robert Shilling, Joanne Bon.nett, Joan Alexander, Patty Holtzaur, Joanne Klawitter. BACK ROW: Vonnie Eichelberger, Charlotte Herrick, Carolyn Chinn, Rosemary Demetric, Betsy Henry, Natalie Reisberg, Letita Marrapode, Kay Hawk, Carolyn Loch, William Painter, Joe Marrapode, Larry Cole, Richard Shaeffer, David Bevington, Robert Crose, Betty McKelvey, Carol Patton, Martha Stitt. Miss Flaherty LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Joan Savona, Kathie Liester, Janice Faith, Pat Olinger, Susan Barber, Nancy Silvis, Gay Sedwick, Marlene Yates, Ruth Semmens, Nancy Flick, Pat Higginson, Nancy Tatsak, Linda Rupert, Mary Ann Swail, Karyl Stivanson, Polly Ann Ralston, Patty Hawk, Jean Gispanski, Peggy Schrecengost, Nancy Rearic, Sandra Kissinger. SECOND ROW: Virginia Williams, Carol Starr, Donna Smith, Helen Dale Cook, Elizabeth Miller, Rose Otto, Diane Dineen, Carol Helm, Rosemary Quinn, Ruth Wonderling, Marion Rudolph, Ellen Dineen, Elaine Roncher, Gloria Plants, Pearl Luke, Jean Yee, Myma Moore, Sandra Painter, Miss Flaherty. THIRD ROW: Ruth Otto, Jean Younkins, Judy Roofner, Kathleen Miller, Hilda Methler, Sevilla Porter, Janet Peate, Judy John, Gail Bennett, Connie Edwards, Betty Jo Brown, Paula Nelson, Diane Karp, Clarie Rupert, Faye Claypool, Dorothy Pore, Linda Brodhead, Dorothea Flemn, Diane Langham, Sandra Rearic, Joyce Brown. FOURTH ROW: Sally Shaner, Beverly Montgomery Ruth Jageman, Leslie Cieply, Joyce Levrio, Kathleen Hinderson, Beverly Edinger, Andrea Waugeman, Barbara White, Janet Stone, Nancy Bowser, Sue Mattax, Laura John, Marion Slatterback, Georgia Sedwick, Frances Brice, Margaret Weise, Sandra Toy, Joan Miller, Betty Brocious, Carol Scaife. ' 5,5 -.I -if Y, .. use me so no ts, 75 if f- 'K f x ,rj ,. J A , Qfffi! I J Mg! E 5 2 i 1 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Miss Beck Q 2 USHERS' CLUB Miss Shaffer 1.-.in GYM A.SSISTANTS CLUB Miss Beck G. A. A. COUNCIL Miss Beck LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Miss Lidstone yi.: SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Miss R. Painter HEALTH CLUB Mxs. Mcllwain M Mk 'Hi' -. ' 4-iii? 3- ' ,. t x .-355 i L , .2 gr! - QL? M W ,,,, Y fwfr- W- 5 , gg? f. 1U,. 5. wiv: W e 2 N 9' W - ww , X H ..,, , . L X .DQ , F 2 4 M , LLKV W, l K IOANNE KLAWITTER ' ' . 79 ' .O SENIOR NOMINEES LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Karen Bixler, Mary Cathenne Young, Harriet Wilson. BACK ROW: Bev erly Gray Faye Liebman, Sondra Bierer. JUNIOR NOMINEES LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Elva Kuhn Sue Bxerer BACK ROW: Kay Spicher, Joanne Klawrtter Woodme Bell. SOPHOMORE NOMINEES LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Natahe Rersberg Mar tha Stitt, Delores Langham. BACK ROW Carol Lmd man, Janice Bowser, Joanne Bonnett. Q ,O v - I 4, ' XX N 1 ffl N Xu T iw ' f' A X M -'33, z 4 l ny' . 1 E u X - so VL 1 1, H I 1 X M I . lin! A1 LL gb xg, 4 4: ' I ' X' ol' f A I xx' I . 1 L . fl' 4, , L 41 Sf LH A 'PL' .0 F 'iiffa' 'M f 1 M KAREN mxusa SENIOR ATTENDANT 4 r 724,04 IV 4.5 su S050 QM if LM' '-EDUCICC5 SN JUNIOR ATTENFDA NT DELORES G A fhgy' CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Pre sented by Masquers Concert Choir Directed by Miss Marjorie Opel Mr. Arthur Walter q...-Q CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Presented by junior Chorus Concert Choir Mixed Chorus Directed by ' a Mxss Ruth F1 herty Mr. Arthur Walter Orchestra directed by . nn Mr James V. Colo ln- Last minute instructions Did 1: go mv 8:00 .... The toss of the coin. K :Q 9 r ' 8,29 2:15 b Q50 . zozs Q0 g OOQ I Q, .O , 0.93 'Q lx Q af' v 2 PZ ' Pe!! fl' ' Q 7 Q ,Ol r V Qfto 'Mft' A , -U X all X i 1 X R I 1 s S I I S 2 fi 3 K 1 'Gif 9, gif? ' 1 9- 1 QQ .Ja w no I CX QQ ' 1-M, 3 -A I 5 Wx vfki,X5E'1llxQi3?- 1,57 5'Xnwmfxi?w-- W? fikry I ' ' F 1 i'sp' x I 215- he no V . I 7,51 MQ from Q -ffm Q -:fo F 53- f1??t?1 i3E5f5 145'-ff' NSF 553 'F FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Blinn, Tom Steim, Paul Kanish, John Morrow, Toy, Jack McLaughlin, Bob Brodhead, Bill Martin, Bob Morrow, Dick Gowetski. Joe SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rearic, Coach, Eddie Bowser, Larry Heasley, Ed Kline, Dick Plyler, Larry Cole, Ben Thompson, Bob McLaughlin, Paul Reed, Bob Bruce, Mr. Vensel. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gerdy, hm Johnson, Fred Kennedy, Bob McKeen, Don Crytzer, Chuck Montgomery, Neil Aharrah, Bob Cyphers, Bob Kanish, Dave Huf- hand, Mr. Shephard. 86 Kittanning- 1 9 Washington Township - 7 Openlngtheir first season lmder the tutorshlp of head coach, james Rearlc, the Wildcats, although far from perfection, scored three touch- downs while the township managed to push across one in the fourth quarter. Kittanning-32 Ford cny-13 Amidst the fog, the annual tilt between K.H.S. and their down river rivals was played on the opponent's field. The Glassers made a vallant at- tempt, but they were over- come in the second half by the mighty Cats. Due to the outstanding performance of the Wildcat team, the game ended with a 32-13 victory for the Rearlc men. Kittanning- 13 Apollo - 12 The Wildcats posed their sixth victory of the season with a 13 -12 close shave over Apollo . Pushing their way down to the one yard line, the Cats plunged over to score the wirming touch- down in the third quarter. The greek Gods had a last minute drive started, but an intercep- tion in the end zone saved the day for Kittanning. Kittanning-33 Tarentum- 7 After being held to a 7-7 tie during the first three quarters, the Wildcats showed their true spirit in the fourth quarter as they scored 26 points to swamp the Tarentum Redcats. 'I'hat entire squad made a fine showing in the last perform- ance on the home field. Kittannlng-39 Indiana-20 Piling up a 20-O halftime score, the Wildcats ran wild over the Indians of Indiana to win by a 39- 20 margin. Improved running, on the part of the Kittannlng hacks, accounted much for the victory. The Indians were finally able to score against the Wildcat reserves in the second half. Mr. Rearic COACHES Mr. Get-dy Bob Shilling can Haye Jim Vanderlin Kittanning-7 Freeport-27 The slippery fingers of the Kittanning backs proved to be the downfall of the Wildcat team. Furnbling flve times, the Wildcats gave the Yellowjackets a victory. The Wildcats scored their lone touchdown on a 37 yd. aerial into the end zone in the second quarter. 87 Kittanning- 12 Pimxsutawney-21 Despite the fact that the Wild- cats held the lead in the first half, the powerful Punxy eleven came hackin the second half to defeat the Cats by a score of 21-12, A massive forward wall, coupled with a fine backfleld, proved disastrous for the Kittanning squad. Kittannlng-46 Red Bank Valley-7 The Wildcats completely outclassed the smaller, less experienced Red Bank Valley team as they scored at every opportunity. 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Wt W FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Shafer, Ed Shuster, Larry Julius, Don Higginson, George Denardo, Ken Kline, Jack Allan, Dean Christos, Bud Cyphert, Pat Gallagher. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Higginson, James Sharrer, Jack Mills, Bill Swaile, Lincoln Grafton, Jerry Ellermeyer, Woodrow Kirkwood, James Preteroti, Joe Palumbo, Dick Preteroti. BACK ROW: Ted Pyle, Earl Johns, Ken Resinger, Sid Guntrum, Bill Painter, Owen Slagle, Jim Shaffer, Jerry Cable, John Rogalski, Ed Elgin, Mr. Vensel. LTHOUGH their record this year was not out- sta.nding, the jtmior Varsity has the makings of a future varsity team. l-Iindered by ineligibilities and injuries, the team, headed by new jay Vee coach Roy Vensel, had a different starting lineup for the first few ballgames. Toward the end of the season, the Little Cats became better organized, more familiar with their positions, and began winning ballgames. The outlook of next year's varsity looks promising with this group of fine ball players bolstering the strength of the returning letterrnen. Losing five starters due to ineligibility, the Cats were unable to muster up enough strength to defeat Freeport, thereby losing by a score of 19-7. Outclassed completely by a much larger Butler team, the jays were able to score but twopoints, losing 40-2. Lady luck was not with the Little Cats as the Red Bank Valley Jays eked out a 6-0 victory over the Ven- sel prodigies . 'I'he Wildcats came out in the win column for the first time by defeating Kiski 8-0. The Jay Vees finally started to pick up power as they ran over Shannock Valley by a score of 20-0. The all important extra point was the determining factor as the Little Blue Devils of Leechburg defeated Kittanning 7-6. The jay Vee's had a.n off day as they were de- feated l2-0 by a powerful Vandergrift squad. The junior eleven of K.H .S. ended their 1953 sea- son by defeating the Glasser Jay Vees of Ford City 13-7. The fumbles of the Glassers were their downfall as the Cats monopolized on every error. Luck came to Ford City when they scored a touchdown in the third quarter. UNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bob Johns, Ed Cravener, Bob Haye, Ken Haye, Bob Schonecher, Delmar Jack, Jolm Grafton, Bill Shilling. MIDDLE ROW: John Benton, John Bechtel, John Carley, Bob Hough, Ken Allshouse, Bill Henry, Raymond Rogalski, Bill Ashe, Bob Demetris, Laird Rybarik, Blaine Costanzo. BACK ROW: Rena Cowan, Dick Sagrati, Bill Johnson, Jim Clawson, Pete Picardi, Jim Davis, Rodney Toy, Louis Elliott, Dave Shick, Joe Vlsnovsky, Sam Hidinger, Fred Bussy, Mr. Shepard. Q 'HE Kittens under the tutorship of Coach Henry Q, Shepard showed great promise of team work and df' ability in their first year of league competition. ln the first game of the season, the whole team X was outstanding as they battled to a 6-6 deadlock with in the Little Indians of Indiana. fgb. Although the Kittens were defeated by a powerful qfgtq, 1.45 Ken-Hi eleven, they gained valuable lmowledge for use . . in future games. QQOQ in-4 J The freshmen proved their ability as future varsity 0 02' OO v' . Oo , 1 y yi yy men as they piled up score after score against Red X ff Bank vane-y to win ss-0. K - qu The Golden Tornado of Butler overpowered the Kit- .1 - -,gg -Xaaj tens in a thrilling game. Although the Kittens showed - great promise, they were downed by a score of 12-6. Winding up a fair season of two wins, two losses, and a tie, Coach Shepard and the Little Wildcats showed great teamwork as they posted a 19-0 victory over the Tarentum eleven. 91 GRADUATION THOUGHTS OF AN ATHLETE While strolling through the ancient halls Of dear Kittanning High, The senior guys and dolls recall The end is drawing nigh. An end to four long happy years, Ne'er to be had again, Is a prologue to Commencement tears When in their hearts dwell pain. But most of all an athlete brave, When his last game rolls around, Will choke back tears, his pride to save, His ship has ru.n aground. As o'er the playing field he wallcs For that long remembered game, He might look so strong and proud, But it hurts him just the same. He leaves to you, the younger boys, Who will wear the Red and White, A spirit that will never quit Without a mighty fight. The end now looms before youg The door is large, and nearg But out that door with you will go The Wildcats of this year. Yes, out that door with you will go Companions, brave and bold, Whose friendship in your last four years Could ne 'er be bought nor sold. When your proud days are ending, And when your friends are far away, Remember the Wildcats will play again-- Somewhere, on some bright day. By Bob Brodhead 92 CO-CAPTAINS LEFT TO RIGHT JOE TOY BOB BRODHEAD MARY c. YOUNG HARRIET w1LsoN JOANNE CHAVEAUX AUDREY DOSCH BEVERLY GRAY PATRICIA GEORGE JOAN FRY CHEERLE DER G ll: , QA. M LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Spicher, Rosie Slagle, Elva Kuhns, Joarme Klawitter, head cheerleader: Pat Kutch, Woodine Bell, Sally Yorko. f-...Agp Ct Ted Pyle f J L 5 Jerry Ran-din f Bob Moore 291 Ed Kline Dave Thompson 19 5!E., A -.,7.i A Y b 5 xhn Morrow W. Jon Spangler f Bill Martin Bob Brodhead E Dick Gowetski , 1 2l. Y -QQ M J Hr- b X Lg? TW' 27 A L g., . wr' ..,.W-3 tif? ' ff' F - v Practice makes perfect VARSITY BASKETBALL ff' ,Q-:Ea 3 zsfk f:':.K KN E XY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Myers, John Morrow, Bob Moore, Dan Moore, Dick Gowetski, Ed Kline. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sid Guntrum, Jon Spangler, Ted Pyle, Bill Martin, Jerry Rardin, Dave Thompson. I Mr. Roy Vensel, Coach Q , INDER the new tutorship of Coach Roy Vensel, f the '54 Wildcat dribblers won only one third of their appearances. Although they were never out scrapped on the court, the Wildcats couldn't put to- gether a combination capable of scoring more points than their opponents. ln regular Section I play, Kittanning started off by throwing a scare into a towering Butler High School team, but they failed to pull through in the fourth quarter when Butler jumped ahead. Ford City invaded the local hardwood and promptly trounced the boys by twenty-two points . The Wildcats nearly marred the hopes of Section I Champions, Ken High, by leading with only forty sec- onds, but as luck would have it, the Raiders scored twice and led at the final gtm. Kittanning collected its first league victory over Har-Brac by a deciding margin to end the first half of Section I play. The second round started with the Wildcats drop- ping three straight games to Butler, Ford City, and New Kensington before snapping back to drub Har- Brac again in the season's final tilt. The Kittanningteamloses six lettermen, but hope- ful juniors and sophomores are expected to step in and replace the vacancies. DEC, 1 Shaler . . . . . 43 Kittanning . . . . 31 4 Altoona . . Kittanning B Brookville . . Kittanning 11 Leechburg . . Kittanning 15 Apollo ..... Kittanning 29 Vandergrift . . Kittanning JAN. 5 Butler ..... Kittanning 8 North Catholic . Kittanning 15 Ford City . . . Kittanning 22 New Kensington Kittanning 26 Har-Brac .... Kittanning 29 Freeport .... Kittanning FEB. 2 Butler ..... Kittanning 10 Central Catholic Kittanning 12 Ford City .... Kittanning 16 Central Catholic .... Kittanning 19 New Kensington Kittanning 23 Har-Brac .... Kittanning 96 DEC . IA N. FEB, UNIOR VAR ITY BASKETB LL 'F ,ev LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Fred Blaney, Tom Scanlon, Don Sgarlata, Hilton Will- Q iams, Mike Steinmetz, lim Vanderlin, Roy Darr. BACK ROW: Joe Richey, Mgr. , Jerry i , ' I Cable, Homer Benton, Lee Montgomery, John Rogalski, Frank Bowser, Bill Groft, Ed f Shuster, Mgr. 1 C f rl Shaler . . Altoona . . . Brookville . . Leechburg . . Apollo .... Vandergrift . . Butler ..... North Catholic . Ford City . . . New Kensington Har-Brac .... Freeport .... Butler ..... Central Catholic. . . . Ford City . . . Central Catholic .... New Kensington Har-Brac. . . . Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Klttarming Kittanning .... Kittanning .... Klttarming .... Klttamaing .... Kittanning .... Kittanning .... Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning .... Klttanning Kittanning. . . . Mr. James Rearic, Coach C NDER the direction of the new Junior Varsity basketball coach, James Rearic, the Kittens came through with a fairly successful season. After losing the first two games, the little Cats posted four consecutive wins over Brookville, Leechburg, Apollo and Vandergrift. 'I'he next four games did not prove as successful as the previous four because of keener competition in section play. ln the eight remaining games thejay Vees continued their string of fours, winning four and losing four. Three of the wins were section competition games. Although the junior Cats lack height, they should prove valuable to Mr. Vensel in his second year of coaching at Kittarming Higi School. UNIOR HIGH BASKETB LL 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Stevick, George Artman, Fred Bussy, Bud Roofner, Roger Trenkle, Fred Procious, Larry Sparks, Sidney Moss. 2ND ROW: Andre Volek, Bill Stewart, Bill Shilling, Bob Haggart, Dick Sagrati, John Benton, Blaine Costanzo, Clem Rosenberg. 3RD ROW: Mr. Livengood, Jack Baum, Bill Kammerdiener, Jerry Steiner, Ray Rogalski, Dick Heilman, Carl Grafton, Leroy Henson, Dale Slagle, Bill Ashe, Dick Hawk. Mr. William Livengood, Coach C 'l-lE little Kittens, coached by Mr. Livengood, came through the season with seven wins and four losses. Playinginafour-team section, the Fresh- men came out in second place. The Kittens were able to defeat every team except the little Glassers of Ford City. However, the Kittens had a good season showing promise and teamwork in their first year of league play. JAN. 12 Freeport . . . . 13 Kittanning. . . . 25 15 Vandergrift Kittanning .... 19 Ford City Kittanning .... 22 Freeport . Kittanning .... 26 Vandergrift Kittanning ..., FEB. 2 Ford City Kittanning .... 5 Freeport . Kittanning .... 9 Vandergrift Kirtanning .,,, MARCH 12 Ford City Kittanning Freeport . . . . . Kittanning Vandergrift Kittanning 98 521 f I ' ' v if? ' si '- :',gfxf-ss H , el53,Qr4,..-wt Z Q- -- -i ..- T2 ste- 1' --zfvgi , ' rs :-Q ,,,,, 1 'J ' a'5W 1 s x ,419 Ji. ' . v4 ,Q 6 s 4 5 x9-SR A ' gy. V s. . V., 'F ' .tb X t X X X 0' ' xffv 92 are s ,S iff' it S t I 'kt lg 5 tg? Q me S, ..,,, Q ., fl ., , x 3' X J, 5 L , ST- ' fqj ,fs x r 11 , Ulf W, LEFT T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Frank McKinney, Jim Edwards, Ben Thom son Mr. Traska. BACK ROW: Jack Black, Bill Heider, P . Duane Snyder. Fore! This is how the pros do it. BASEBALL tgl'ENRY Shepard's varsity batters played out their 9-game schedule to a two a.nd seven record, recording the two victories at Freeport a.nd Shamrock Valley. The pitching staff, composed mostly of juniors, centered around southpaw, Jon Spangler. jon's great left arm pitched the Wildcats to both victories. Helping Spangler on the mound was right-hander,Bob Brodhead. Excellent performances were tumed in by Joe Toy, Blacky Gray, Paul Kartish, and Bob Morrow. Kittanning expects a better season this year under our new coach, Mr. Gerdy, and with the return of the senior players-- jon Spangler, Bob Brodhead, Bob Morrow, Nathan Harmon, a.nd joe Toy. 99 ,-f Q ?s .grrv N Sd? 7 Qs? sg' f . il .f K 7 'N lr xv Qi' 7 iss' X . HLE HICOUNCHJ CHE average pupil is not familiarwith the functions of the Athletic Council. The council sets all policies regarding athletics. It prepares the schedule of games, sets the price of tickets, approves the expenditure of all money, makes the athletic awards, and gives permission for the sen- iors to use the concession stand. This council is composed of Mr. Karl Watt and Mr. Harry Montgomery, school board rnembersg Mr. Burt Dunrnire, superintendentg Mr. Forrest Schaeffer, principalg Mr. James Rearlc, Mr. Roy Vensel, Mr. Steve Gerdy, head coaches of football, basketball, and baseballg Mr. William Livengood, faculty managerg and Mr. Wade Hall, assistant principal. 100 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schaeffer, Principal, Mr. Livengood, Fa- culty Manager: Mr. Watt, Board of Edu- catiomMr. Dunmire, Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Gerdy, Baseball Coachg Mr. Vensel, Basketball Coach: Mr. Rearic, Football Coach. SPORTS REVIEW 101 serif. qm g ez f 1. V K . I s . -Mui. Agia .QV -. 4 N if t. Yi i that ,., .A , ' ' Q il' -W Av' '41 ' 5 I il . A M S Dear old golden school days are here again. First edition of Hi-Spots! Sur- prisel Frosh hold heap big Pow-wow in gym. john begins third term. Rearic Reeks Revenge. Karen installs STUCO officers and members. Seniors sip cider in 214--Iowa Tests. C LEND oft. Wildcats torture Bulldogs . North Huntington on short end. Failure notices- -How many did you get? Teachers study, students sleep . KPSEA Conferencej Historians invade Kittanning. Leechburg came, they saw and they conquered. Kit-Han-He victory dance. NOV Mr. Shankle had a field day-- First day of hunting season. Suspense! Won by one Qpoint, that isj Did you the Ford City game? Ford City was in a fog. Celebrated at the canteen. STUCO makes a haul. fAma- teur Nighty What music, what gowns, what girls! Uunior Promj 102 OCC. First Basketball game . 'nuff said. Wedding bells ring in Auditor- ium. fFather of the Bridej Money-mad Seniors profit from after-game dance . Masquers depict Christmas Story. Biggest event since the Senior play ---- My Blue Heaven. !ANUARY 3 Career Conference-- I waxma be a fireman. NO ONE will forget District Band. Sophs have crazy Merry Mix- Up ' Il o o FEE MARCH Bigday. Faye takes off for Mead- ville. Kids go all out at Senior camival. Masquers crack cornies in old time Minstrel. Highlanders lost--sixth grade proves show must go on. National Honor Society Assem- bly. Socks hop at Baby Sock Hop. 18- 12 Girls toot--students rootl 20 Cubby and Bob Schall invade Punxy- -State Band. 19 Class '55 entertains Class '54, Thanks, juniors. 25-26 Junior Thespians perform. 31 Report cards again! Be kind to failing students week. C LEND R, APlciu. Exchange assembly Good Old Ford City . Strange things are happening - -paid assembly . Hop QSophomore, not the bunny, Mr. Colonna's pride and joy-- Boys' Band Concert. J U ll C MA 5 Seniors review money making schemes for the last time. 7 Deserving students receive a- wards. 12 Sign my yearbook, please. 18 Seniors retire. 19 Move -up Day--On a picnic we will go . H 21 Long live Faye--the queen of the May . 24 Baccalaureate-Proud, Serious, Solemn-the Seniors. 25 Seniors dine and dance. 28 Commencement-Goal attained at last. Wish we'd see you next September. IQQE 1 On Top of Mount Vernon. fD E. 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J BOYS Shaffer, James 66 3 2 Shaffer, Warren 66 3 1, 67 3 4 Sharrer, James 69 3 5 3 6 Slagle, Owen 66 3 2, 69 3 5 3 6 smith, Joseph 68 if 2 Snyder, Joseph 66 3 1 Snyder, Richard 67 3 4 Thompson, Charles 69 3 6 Walne, Albert 66 3 2, 67 3 5 Welch, Richard 69 3 6 Wledl, John 67 3 6 Wolfe, Kenneth 66 3 1, 67 3 4 Wolff, Warren 67 3 5 SOPHOMORES GIRLS Alexander, Joan 60 3 1 Bearer, Donna 60 3 4 Bllnll, Bdbbie Ruth 77 3 6 Bowser, Janice 68 3 3 Bowser, Phyllis 76 3 2 Brown, Emma Jean 77 3 5, 77 3 6 Bruno, Evelyn 60 3 1, 68 3 3, 77 3 5 Claypool, Delores 76 3 2 Coggan, Judith 77 3 6 Colonna, Jeanette 68 3 3, 60 3 4 Couslns, Frankie lean 77 3 5 Croyle, Larue 68 3 2, 76 3 2 Dubrock, Carole 60 3 4 Fmk, Sylvia ea if 3 Fitzgerald, Juanita 68 3 2 Hartman, Donna 6034, 773536, 7632 Hawk, Thelma 60 3 1 Jack, Pauline 68 3 2 Jenkins, Cheryl 77 3 6 Kane, Donna 76 3 2 Kllngensmlth, Cherrlo 60 3 2 Knoble, Patricia 60 3 1, 68 3 2 Kozlcld, Patricia 60 3 1 Langzam, Dolores 77 3 6 Lehner, Marcia 60 3 4 Lindeman, Carole 50 3 1, 68 3 2 Loch, Carol 60 3 1 Lytle, Jean 77 3 5 Maraccini, Gail 76 3 2 MOCal'el, Marilyn 60 3 4, 77 3 6 McKaln, Lenore 77 3 5 McNutt, Sarah 77 3 6 Montgomery, Rose 77 3 6 Pence, Sarah 60 3 2, 60 if 4 Powell, Diane 60 3 1, 68 3 2 Relsberg, Natalie 60 3 1 RIIPP. Heater 60 3 4, 77 3 5 Scott, Judy 77 3 6 500110. Judith 60 3 4, 76 3 2 Smith, Marjorie 77 3 5 smnh, Shirley Jean 77 14 6 Snyder, Mary hee 77 3 6 Soblski, Kathleen 77 3 6 Stanford, Eleanor '77 if 6 Stratter, Marjorie 60 3 1, 68 3 3 Trithart, Shirley 77 if 6 Williams, Dorothy 60 3 1, 68 3 3 Wolfe, Constance 60 if 2 Woodall, Lillian 60 3 2 work, Sally 'rv if 6 Yapp, Carole 60 if 1 if 4 BOYS Amold, Sidney 69 3 5 Atwood, Jack 68 3 2 3 3 Barker, Wayne 66 3 3 Barrett, Ronald 67 3 4, 69 3 5 Baum, Larry 67 3 4 Bevington, David 59 3 6 Blaney, Fred 67 3 4, 69 3 5 Boarts, Roger 66 3 2, 69 3 5 Brown, Russell 60 3 2, 67 3 6 Cable, Jerry 67 3 6 Caulk, William 68 3 2 Claypoole, Herman 66 3 1 Crytzer, Donald 66 3 3 Crytzer, Ronald 66 3 3, 67 3 5 Cyphert, Robert 66 3 3 Dill, James 66 3 6, 67 3 6 Easley, Richard 66 3 3, 67 3 6 Elgin, Edward 69 if 5 Ellermeyer, Gerald 59 3 6, 67 3 5, 68 32 Freeman, Ronald 66 3 3, 67 3 6 Gilbert, Carl 60 3 4 Goldinger, Harry 59 3 6 Golla, Lawrence 68 3 2 Greenawalt, Nile 59 3 6, 69 3 5 Haj. Joseph 67 3 6 Hall, scorn 59 if 6. so if 2, ss if 1 Hawkins, Ronald 66 3 2, 67 3 4 Heglnbotham, Charles 66 3 1 Hepler, Donald 67 3 5 mggmson, Donald 59 if e. 66 if a Hogenmiller, William C. 66 3 3 Hogenmiller, William K. 5936, 6633, 6734 Huchison, Norman 60 3 2, 67 3 6 John William 60 3 1 John, Earl 66 3 2, 67 3 5 Jones, Floy 60 3 4, 67 3 4 Kerr. John 60 3 4 Kirkwood, Donald 66 3 3 Krozely, Tony 66 3 4, 67 3 4, 68 3 2 Laird, George 67 3 6 Larimer, Dale 66 3 2, 67 3 5 Lehner, Paul 66 3 2, 67 3 5 Lasher, Ronald 69 3 5 Livengood, Rodney 66 3 1, 67 3 6 Lockhart, Clarence 66 3 3, 67 3 5 McKean, Joseph 60 3 2 McKinney, Frank 69 3 5 Methven, William 67 3 4 Myers, Fred 66 3 3, 67 3 5 Mills. Jack 69 3 5 Montgomery, Lee 60 3 1 Moore, Edgar 60 3 4, 68 3 2, 67 3 4 Nevins, Louis so 45 2 Perry, Gary 59 if 6 Pollock, Larry 66 if 3 Pyle, Thomas 69 3 5, 66 3 3 Rau. Louis 67 3 5 Reed. John 66 3 3, 67 3 6 Richey, Joseph 66 3 3, 67 3 4 Scanlon, Thomas 60 3 4, 68 3 2 Sgarlata, Donald 60 3 1 3 2, 67 3 6 Shaffer, Larry 69 if 5 Shick, James 69 if 5 Shuster, Edmund 66 3 3, 67 3 5 Smith, Lawrence 66 3 3 Steim, William 68 if 1 Starr, Gary 67 if 4 Swalle, William 67 if 6 Tarr, Frank 59 3 6, 66 3 1 105 FRESH MEN GIRLS Adams, Barbara Barber, Susanna Barthel, Sandra Bell, Virginia Benton, Irma Lee Black, Velma Boylstein, Peggy Brown, Betty Brown, Joyce Bruce, Sandra Buzard, Jon Buzard, Nola Christos, Marina Cooke, Helen Crytzer, Mary Davis, Helen De Feo, Nancy Dill, Martha Elgin, Laura Emmlnger, Patricia Ann Enterline, Joan Fair, Evelyn Flemm, Dorthea Flick, Nancy Frick, Lettie Gallaher, Carolyn Gallagher, Jean Glspanskl, Jean Goldstrohm, Janet Harmon, Delores Hawkins, Melda Henderson, Kathleen Higginson, Patricia Hockenberry, Sandra Jageman, Ruth John, Laura Johns, Nancy Johns, Norma Jordan, Frances Karp, Diane Kllne, Betty Kness, Jo Ann Kyler, Elizabeth Langham, Diane Luke, Pearl Mauthe, Nlla McMll1en, Joy McQuown, Bernice Miller, Joan Mohney, Gloria 5831, 6938. 6031. 5831. 6138, 5831. 6137. 6031. 58 32, Neldig, Jane 61 3 6, 60 3 1, Neldlg, Jean 61 3 6, 60 3 1, Nelson, Paula Otto, Rose Otto, Ruth Painter, Sylvia Perry, Jo Ann Pore, Dorothy Porter, lrene Quinn, Rose Mary Ralston, Polly Ann Rau, Bonnie Rearlc, Nancy Rearic, Sandra Roofner, Judith Rupert, Clarlce Salkeld, Sally Savona, Joan Schrecengost, Sarah 5831, 5832, 7735 6031 7735 7735 6137 7735 5937 6135 6138 5937 5937 5937 5937 6031 6138 5937 5937 5937 6135 5832 6031 6135 6135 6137 6135 5937 5937 6138 5937 5831 5937 6138 6138 5937 6031 6137 6138 6138 5831 7735 5831 5831 6135 6138 5831 5831 6831 6832 5831 6831 6831 6831 5831 6138 6138 5831 6138 5831 5831 6135 5831 6135 6135 6135 5831 5831 6135 6031 6135 FRESHMEN QCont. D GIRLS Sedwick, Gay Shaffer , Delores Shaffer, Jean Slpes, Sandra Slautterback, Marian Strater, Ruth Toy, Esther Toy, Marcia Traister, Kay Williams, Virginia Younkins, Jean Yount, Ruth Zellefrow, Gemude BOYS Allshouse, Kenneth Artman, George Bechtel, John Beller, James Benton, John Boney, Norman Bowser, Edward Bowser, Abslom Bowser, Bill Bowser, Ray Bowser, Turney Bussy, Fred Campbell, Robert Carley. John Costanzo, Blaine Cox, Jack Cravener, George Cravenor, Steve Crissman, Donald Davis, James Foradori, Alex Fry, William Gagginl, Melvin Geidel, Theodore Grafton, John Gray, Jerry Gray, Paul Gray, Ronald Gray, Thomas Wm. Greenawalt, Thomas Griffith, David Hawkins, James Haye, Kenneth Heilman, Delo Heilman, Dick Hendrickson, James Henry, Bill Herrick, John Higginson, William Hill, Ronald Hopper, Howard Hough, Robert Jack, Delmar Johnson, William Kammerdiener, Wm. Klugh, Jim Lawrence, Dennis Lemon, Larry Luke, Robert Matthews, Dave Matthews, Dick McCracken, Jim McDowell, Richard 5842, 5939, 5939, 5834, 6634, 6644, 5832, 6831. 6635, 6635. 5938, 5832. 6031, 6137, 5642, 6644, 6644. 5834, 6634, 5831, 6634, CLUB DIREC 6031 5937 61 8 6135 5841 6031 5937 6831 6831 6042 5831 6138 5831 M46 6934 M42 M46 5939 6944 w4s 6934 w39 6636 M46 6934 M36 m41 6934 6841 M34 w41 6934 M48 6841 Q41 M32 M32 5948 6137 M31 M41 M41 6831 6645 5948 w45 M36 M34 M36 6944 M46 6934 6934 6634 M44 6934 6636 5939 M46 M41 W41 M46 w44 6636 6934 w4s McGinnis, Donald 66 4 5, 68 3 1 Mcllwain, Emmett 66 3 6 McNabb, Harvey 59 3 9 Mechling, Lester 69 3 4 Miller, David 68 3 1 Miner, John 58 4 2 Mllliron, Richard 68 3 1 Mook, Raymond 69 4 4 Morrison, Robert 60 4 1 Morrow, Charles 58 3 2, 59 4 9 Moss, Sidney 69 3 4 Painter, Donald 61 3 7. 68 3 1 Parry, Peter 66 3 5, 68 3 1 Picardi, Peter 59 4 8, 66 3 5 Penn, John 69 3 4 Procious, Fred 59 4 9, 69 3 4 Pryor, Lanny 59 3 9, 61 3 6 Quinn, Albert 59 3 9, 68 3 1 Religa, Bob 69 3 4 Rogalski, Raymond 59 3 9, 66 4 6 Roofner, Albert 69 4 4 Rosenberger, Cleman 59 3 8 Russell, Edwin 68 3 1 Sagrati, Richard 69 3 4 Scadden, Robert 59 3 9 Schaeffer, Craig 59 3 9, 68 3 2 Schaub, Ronald 59 3 8 Schoenecker, James 59 3 8 Shaffer, George 66 3 5 Shankle, David 66 3 4 Shilling, William 66 3 5 Shoemaker, Freddie 59 3 9 Slagle, one 59 4 9, 69 4 4 Slagle, Frank 58 3 1, 60 3 1, 66 3 4 Sparks, Larry 59 3 8, 66 3 5 Spence, Ronald 66 3 6 Steiner, Jerry 58 4 2, 66 4 5 Stevick, Richard 69 3 4 Stewart, William 69 4 4 Stockdill, William 58 3 2, 69 3 4 Stoops, Glenn 66 3 4 Tarr, James 66 4 5 Toy, Delmar 59 3 8, 66 3 5 Trenkle, Roger 66 3 5 Visnovsky. Joseph 59 3 8, 66 4 5 Waine, Jim 66 4 4 Walker, Francis 66 4 4 Walker, Thomas 66 3 4, 69 4 4 Waugaman, Don 66 4 6 Whitehead, Larry 66 3 4 Willis, Frank 66 3 6 Yount, Ralph 59 4 8 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Baker, Judith 61 3 7 Bechtel, Helen 61 4 6 Bellas, Charlotte 58 4 1, 61 4 7 Benton, Darlene 59 3 7, 61 4 7 4 8 Dargue, Carol 59 3 7 Dosh, Linda 58 3 4, 61 3 7 Edwards, Carole Ann 59 4 7, 61 3 7 4 8 Edwards, Peggy 59 4 7 French, Freda 59 4 7, 61 4 7 3 8 Hindrnan, Letitia 58 4 1, 61 3 6 Jenkins, Carol 58 3 1, 61 4 7 John, Janet 58 3 1, 61 3 7 John, Zella Ann 58 3 4 Kissinger, Sandra Lee 58 4 1 Larimer, Mabel 61 3 7 106 Layton, Margaret 58 4 2 Leasure, Margaret 61 4 8 Marrapode, Joanne 58 4 4 McAfoose, Jane Ann 58 4 4 Methven, Hilda 58 4 1 Miller, Kathleen 61 4 7 Painter, Sandra 61 4 7 Rearick, Louise 58 4 1 Rupert, Linda 61 3 6 Slagle, Roxanna 61 if 5 Transue, Judy 58 4 4 Ulisky, Edith sa 4 4 Walker, Lena Mae 58 4 4 Wilhelm, Alene .I 61 14 6 Yee, Jean 58 4 4 Yount, Janet 58 4 4 BOYS Altamos, Barry 58 4 4, 67 3 3 Brocious, Gary 67 4 1 Brown, Ronald 58 4 2, 67 3 2 Clawson, James 61 4 7 Cloak, Randall 67 4 2 Cravener, Edward 58 4 4, 67 3 3 Croyle, Melvin 67 4 2 Cunningham, Gerald 67 4 2 Dargue, James 67 4 2 Fry, Robert 61 4 7, 67 4 2, 69 3 4 George, Bobby 61 4 2, 67 4 2, 69 4 4 Hanson, Le Roy 67 4 2 Haye, Robert 58 4 4, 67 4 1, 69 3 4 Held,Rona1d ss 4 1, 61 4 6 Houser, Jerry 61 3 6, 67 4 3 Humphrey, Kenneth 58 4 1, 61 4 6, 67 4 1 Johnson, Robert 58 3 4 Kordes, Jack 58 3 2 Lemmon, Alvin 58 4 2 Levine, Howard 58 3 1, 59 4 8 Lindeman, David 67 4 2 Mauthe, Ernest 58 3 4, 61 4 6 McCanna, Philip 61 3 7, 67 3 3 McIlwain, Charles 58 4 4, 67 3 1 Mechling, George 58 4 4, 67 4 3 Olinger, William 61 3 6, 67 4 2 Reaves, Raymond 61 4 6, 67 4 2 Recupero, Anglo 58 4 4 Recupero, Vincent 58 4 4 Schrecengost, Clayton 58 3 4 Schrecengost, Leon 60 4 3 Schultze, Robert 58 4 4 Shankle, Hays 58 4 4, Shaffer, George 67 4 1 smith, Dwight 67 4 2 Smith, Francis 67 4 2 Smith, David ss 4 2, 61 4 7, 67 4 a swim, Donald 58 4 4, 60 4 6 Toy, Leslie 61 4 6 Trithart, Ralph 58 3 4 Vongray, John 67 4 1 Wolff, David 58 4 4 SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Adelson, Sally 61 3 5 3 6 Artman, Elsie 61 3 5 3 6 Atwood, Judith 61 4 6 Bargerstock, Connie 61 3 5 3 6 Beck, Michelle 61 4 7 Bowser, Judith 61 4 6 LUB DIREC OR SEVENTH GRADE fCont.J McGann, Kay 61 if 6 Buzard. 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