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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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' us-1-sf--4 V' .em 5 - 5- !4 '-AIP rX ,xii L , I L 5 .-5-v9 . 3 I' ' y A 'dba yy'- J 'jj PRESENTING jj Q 41,1 4,12 e '-cf! ,Oxxex-I 441269 9 WJ I957 KIT HAN NE 43 M M 61,4 Q14 on ormuo! publucofnon Knfonnmg Preo Secondory Hrg'1 School Ku Tonnmg Pennw Nui- JOM KX ik it XX W LJ Jfff 'Ss X Vg X YN V0 YN 1 QI N R ex QQ. llll 'Z ,fvmffi Ty f'fM V M 7- ff CW NZWMMJ4 1 ffm' W' 7 7 fiM,24,f,ff,z?,, W 'Lela- fw ' ' L 1 '. ' ,fro V , I, I M L! V !7 V ' FJ 4 ' , A ,fly I' U 11 yhlb' ' yr ' . . V fj 1 yy' F7 . 'I 1 A2 'V P , ' XfL. xxlfks- K! Th 7 w ,Y 111 ' ' f - J fl 1, t !1,' V L4 -A , ffff A ' 1 fgj' ' ' f9? . LL , b . 1 4 of l Q 1 . . Y Y. ' . X , ' ,' 7 u ' .vi wb ' K , I X , 1.. U, - . . - ' L ,L ' 2 1 :P .J r 1' - ' ' 'X J W -, - T 7 ., 4 ' , I , 4 L r x F' J l 'J K . 6' f' L uv X T ,, V Al w L W I i J KJ V . V ull K ff ,vcj I ,J Ll VP ,A I , :I .K U yk ,L ,l Q. 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A . yy Nllj ' I fl l ll xll wil yy f cl r t t 'l 'Ml f X' lib Nfl 'lvll tltllv ll ' x k Nlql ' li . l ylxxl Aww Slnce lndustry as so much o port ot our dolly lvyes the Kxt l-lon Ne Jw ,vc VL stolt hos compared our school to the undustnol world Ne see Kutton nxng Hugh School os o mentol plont which serv s our town by edocot 7 if Ing ond retlnung the row mcztenols of our munds Our school like lndustry hos its foremen crottsmen oppr ntlc ond workers We entoy our school octnvntnes lust os toctory employees v engoy thenr coffee breolcs ond entertounment by company soon ored L, WW! teoms Z Accordingly we hove lzlcened our school cloys to xndustnol If which we hoye represented throughout thrs onnuol Drone Korp Kothleen Henderson Co edxtors X all N l 4 'T TABLE GF CONTENTS ff Tb S,we::?T5 Hind -4 rf v' I 1 .gl rg 5 ff j If j P J L 1 A f I ffffazf ing 1-Ty 2 'Q N 'Nm X rang If Q TW TLKJTSJ W'wJ jffj HWN0eQmf' T 05? ,WJ Wwwkgjbw 4 W 1 I 77 if I 1 o . -O Q Q ,Q Q ' Q rr x E+ 2 'T 250-2-C9-I f T I f 1 J N ,ff U n 9- ,f 5 fr' F i ,V T I , ,2'i ff . jf' ,T' v ',fX X7 'ffigf ,T V V t 1 ' I hw I Q' V, ' A X X X K I H f2z,,,,Q,,g2Q A Q -J T I .M in ,NN I 4 G, df: ,TT X, ff' .fl f' ' f ' , TQ 'f Mft--fi? 1 ' N - i If WI, : ' 6224.14 CL2? if Lf .W - fzfxyf tk-J , T ff V' . Iv, 5 S xx K' ,f ,1.Kfv,z,Z6 31. . I S Lf' - E : CFD ' 5 l, ,ff WX5 fi- f5L? I fix , f M 0 'M 0 ,I R 1- P K 8 N X X i j C 1 si X1 im? X I I, E U . X, F N W V - - 9 2 c 1? .QQ . X j 55 Q z, H R ' Q . CU ' Q Q . X Z M xx ' I , f ,. 5 Q X ' J VVMQL ff Q - xi Qu I , :LP . . .1 ' E F, L, ' dy H ' ' rj r S H I J N ,'7b,1', by af iA xg Wm ff. W,WQHT T 1 f , fb 0, T gm f , J X XY ' , 'fa 'N' I .mx ,X j f O 7 1 f f If Ti. 'rf' XL ' mf, ', ' -, Q, V A 1, ' A 6 ' H! 'V ' T ' c jS ,TTV Wf fi 4 T WAP ' J V f 1 '- V H f I Q T ' 4 S 6' X T e W H - 9 1 DEDIC?TI C, W To you Miss Pauline Smnth whose graclous smnle and fnendly greet Ing have brnghtened the halls of our school whose encouragement has helped many students whose extra hours of preparation have estlng whose outstanding efforts and hugh standards of democracy have made our Student Council one of the best we the Class of 1957 dedicate thus edltuon of the Kat Han Ne M' f0'l5 I I , , made classroom work more inter- I f I SUPERI TE DE T DR. BURT DUNMIRE Superintendent of Schools A. B., M.Ed., Php. ,7 C' I Y' X V Among the most freauently discussed problems facing edu- ,V '--f cation today are large classes, poor buildings, and an inade- quate supply of qualified teachers. ' ln our Kittanning Schools we would not list these as major 1- E ,V problems. The number of pupils per class is quite reasonable, ,A by , 5 our building facilities are superior, classes are staffed with , 1 teachers well-qualified to promote an excellent educational 1 f prog ram. 'lf . I , If As a result, the members of the Class of T957 have had access to a fine educational program and consequently have Q ' - ' 'V 'lx been given a good background for whatever lies ahead, We 45' feel confident that the future activities of the Class of i957 will be worthy of their past opportunities BOARD OF EDUCATIQ OPERATING COMMITTEE The operating committee of the Board of Education con A ducts school activities and affairs It is composed of one r pre q sentative from each district and two men elected at large The E 5 success of the school function is due largely to this group a Wagner Hazel Gibson and Shirley Swast Secretaries to Dr Dunmire TOP ROW Hazel Gbson Secretary Harold Jack Wiliam McC e John Mcllwan BOTTOM ROW Pau Moore Chester Rupe Hary Walte A Wtzemann ca 3 : t 'ffl i Cis 'nv- N in sr- 'Y I qs 'l T' ' . X 1' C ' I- l if . x . . . . I . S A - , y , . . . I ,,,, , ,, - P t , ' , ' : i , , , i ' un , i . : l , rt, r r, , W. l . - is Q 'iq g G. S. T 'O -v iii . 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X7 ,i f V VF- 5 V ff? fe- V, ' --'f' f 'f 6 ' f-Lf Just os The foremon points ou? methods ond mechorfsms to h' crew so d Teochers 'nsfrucf The-'r puplls ond , 'd ,ho ,w in developing their mindz. --.f-.1 Mrs Ethel Mores Sedkrory fqMr Breon PRINCIPAL PAUL D BREON Senuor Hugh School Prmclpol B S , M Ed To the Closs of 1957 I wish fo exfend my srncere congrotulohons fo eoch of you Never before In our hlsrory hos so much emphosrs been ploced upon The volue of o good educohon One our of four persons In The Unured Stores IS offending school or college lodoy You ore extremely forrunore to Ilve In o notion which be Iveves In free public educclflon You now have on oddlhonol responsnbnlnfy ond thot ns To work to keep nf free Pleose keep up your Interest an Kurfonnrng Hugh School os we pledge that we sholl conhnue To be very much Interested ID you QI., SENIOR HIGH FACULTY -dlp: as ig' .I MITCHELL BLOSE Algebra I II B S Indnono S TC M Ed Univ of Pgh AUDREY Z BROWN Typnng I BS Indrono STC Penn Srore u ore rm Okay good posntnon ropndly ready Type ' MM 'VQGC v '-'I 'Z 5 sq--' Q52 g NICHOLAS P CARLESI Driver Tromlng and Educ B A W SJ M A Univ of Scronron JAMES V COLONNA Band Orch Ins? lndvono STC WILLIAM W CRISSMAN World Hnsfory B S Clornon S TC You thunk you re pro M Luft Unrv of Pgh fesslonols dont luke to u en you wnh work but Umv of Pgh Indlcmo STC Slippery Rock S T C Thor reminds me of o song IO 'N I I' . . . .. 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I ' ' b 'cl SENIOR HIGH FACULTY K inf' '.-,- tn' W' ' HARRY DUNCAN Shop Mech Drawing Indiana S T C Unnv of Pgh Penn State Better Work 91 'i T5 REBECCA M HENR Englush IV U rv e s make use gray matter if li' MERLE H LOCIJ Englush cl a' HAROLD S DUPPSTADT Mech Drawing Metal Shop BS Susquehanna Umv Carnegxe Tech the hall tra ovmg 4--6. ii HUGH G HUTCHISON Biology Physical Science Gettvsburg S Penn State get thoug 19 STEPHEN KROPINAK eg S Advanced Bookg Office Machunes BS lndnana STC M Ed Umv of Pgh Le me have your fentnon for about fortv minutes .gl sw JANET FOULIS FREDRICK R GARDNER C P Englssh III Chemistry Physlcs French I Il BS Lock Haven S T C Lltt B Grove Cnty Any Questnons7 College ML Umv of Pgh Woe unto you aus 7., D' Q 'if cp- '1 ' 1 AVANELLE GRAFTON Gundance Counselor BA Chatham Colleae MEd Univ of Pgh Dad you make a o ponntment'7 qu-vs. 51' Ox 'o WA JANET C LOCH BETTY M MAIZE WILLIAM C LIVENGOOD Engllsh lGenerall Home Economucs Moth Scnence Dnver B S Carnegie Tech Educ Who hasnt done the B S lndnana S wash? All rught lets keep he 'Yew 4 C RAYMOND MARSHALL General Art Mdse r B S Indiana S TC Yale Umv ct Pa Alrnght now I mean rt ll talk down 1 UN JOHN M MCCONNELL Plane Geometry Tngonometry Salud Geometry Indnana S Dud you get to ay problems why not? BS lndlana STC ths to ltsa uz MARTHA MITCHELL Llbrarlan B S Clarion S T C Have you looked In the Index? If A , .. .V ,,' I ' ,f 'r I 1,5 A ' I , q A , , ' Q , I . W I Q , I A W V L ' 'V A gh' I L 3 JT , ' 9 4 I I . 1 x - . Il I n p. . eep ffic , ., ' , , ' , xx I , - ,vi gs f ' . , ' frfl Er , , f - we- in rg ' .V 3 . , I Q I JA le, ' I A.B., n' . of h. B.S., , ., ' , , , 4, ' . . . L t' f . ., ' . ., ' .T.C. No- i isn' test- VH H ony The 'H H - , f Y . , q i In Q Iii 'W xl' I 0 I I' . . I' 6 ff ' if A, 9 ' 5 L ' f - X I rf T N . ' X , 4 , Q. , it Q i Ll A ' I. ' , oupdll L B . - , . At ' ' B.S.,Iina ' ' ' ' , ' ' , 'G0 'db . -V ' A . , ' . ' , ' , . ., ' . . 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THEODORE R ROUND Dust Education Low B S lndvano S T C M Ed Duke Umv Umv of Pgh By the some token .gg F 25 5' Q-Q , '1 JEAN A PAINTER .IAMES F NIST Typung Il World Geog Blology B S Thsel College M Ed Penn State ls that clear? Clencal Prod BS Bucknell nlv You know fx ,JR ll M .5 an FORD W SHANKLE Typing I Bus Moth Econ B S Indiana STC Who signed your ex ARTHUR L WALTER Muslc B A West Chester MA NY Umv People lease' cuse'? as: ,,, A5 0' ir ,,.., 49:9 he x THELMA C SUCKLING Shorthand I II Physlcol Educotnon Gen Bus ole B S Indnana B S Slippery Rock S T C B MABEL SHAFFER Spomsh Engllsh Am History A Chatham College MA Columbuo Umv JAMES C REARIC Health Olaay 'When l soy lurno yoJ h NY Umv should ask how hugh Umv of Pg Umv of lowo WGS Dolly preparatnon as ob solutely essentlal Q It YQ' A W 5 ai A ' E-,, , ' ff - A N 0- ' I 9 N - I A .,, V rv X pw . 4 9' vs I 'W ' L fm -L Q, V 7 Z I y I 1 uf Y' ' - J . 1 '1,l . , - 'lx . D. . LH . . I t ' ' I , J' U'. 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Dr WILLIAM T CAROLINE KOCISEK HOLLAND Denlal Hyguenusf School Doctor Jr Hugh and Sr Hur CAFETERIA STAFF -3- Hof' Us rv. fs., 'U' RENE M MCILWAIN School Nurse Jr Hugh ROW ONE Emma McCullough Jr Hugh Bertha Peiers S Hugh Regina Neldlg Sr Hugru ROW TWO Margaref John Sr Hugh Frances Euchelberger Jr Hugh Mona Rader J Hugh SENIOR HIGH CLISTODIANS JUNIOR HIGH CUSTODIANS ROW ONE L Sfuvason M Anthony J Round ROW TWO W Gray R Toy H Haddon ROW ONE F Lomuson, L Walker E Pylelsku ROW TWO E Puzzutfu D Sarachune ROW THREE H Young C Cum nunghom H Johns Q , f ' V In u' A V' an ' I . L u , hx A 2 , V 7, ' u J y . I , u.,. ., 1 A Jr. . 'Jh , ' A ' JV . gh A . 4' Q' , f u I 1 , I ' -H A. .,, ,I JL n 1- u ' , ,, Q M ' ,D 4 ' 1 I , V A : . V 3 ' g u. .. ' Q 5 . J I I Ly 1 . A gl? N If A . . 13 ' ' ' x . ff1'?.'?.ff., V . L -I 1t'AJ'k .W .1133-1'34 45 Q ' , 7l ' 3.9- 'iqwz' Vs nr 1 . , q A 1 ' Y x . , , A j .Q - . D A hs XJ H the ploy shaprxg up,kids?. N J. 5 Cl 9 . 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Kuofvqeqde l-lord Work Preporotion 'fini W l l N I APPRECIATIO Mass Mabel Shatter Mrs Madge B Stewart Mr Ford Shankle Mr Harold Duppstadt In every class there are those who guude the students through theur entrre hugh school years We the Class of l957 wvsh to thank our advnsers for the time and the efforts they have expended to help rnake our luves a suc cess To our advrsers Mass Mabel Shatter Mrs Madge Stewart Mr Harold Duppstadt and Mr Ford Shankle we extend our fullest apprecnatnon We also wlsh to thank M Robert Bart I and Mr Norman Kung who were prevrously advisers to our class U , - l 5 1 txt 1 gag Q ,. ,. 1, X 1 . .s , . ,I ' 1 - 2 . , . , f 'Q , , , W , , 1 V 3 if 'X sr ' , . X 1 , , , 1' ,f . . ,A , Y 1 ,A . . ,, Af H , 'QS - M ---A-ave' A 1 .. - . ... ,,-u.,, ,,- ....-- ' - , , . - , . I ' I ' 1 ' .r. D SENIOR CLASS OFFICER Hmmm Donna Smith Recording Secretary Bull Stewart Preslden? Jean Guspanskm Vlce Presudeni Jerry Sremer Treasurer Vernne Barker Correspondmg Secreiary X Class Colors Punk and Black Class Flower Prnk Carnahan Class Motto Success as a Treasure and knowledge ns The key To If 1 ' 1 , , f '- 11 Y - v Q . . , Q , x ,,,-., X . K, . J J A A831 , i'-ca K - an M .. ,L , : ' , ' : A U ' - ' : tl L! CP ., xv, ,nm , , Mix K ,Q W V Q v , rl' -s ' il JAY ACKLIN Academic a t nal 0 Cl O hest plan attwwl rtsrd Y L vvol my f iw win i , Q 'ii-3. O1 i . -fi l 'Q . ' 'N ye- BARBARA JUNE ADAMS Commercial Barb G A A an +7 s cieta a wa ports ments rot o fs ri to new g tc baclnninton x ' M A 1 r s 1 bf N JOHN ADAMS General Jacko Great sports enthusiast prefers world geography class prospective dentist one of Mr Reartcs turrtble s hangs out at Jordans practices weight llfttng KENNETH ALLSHOUSE General Ken Three year letterman on foot ball team also interested tn baseball hangs out at Joe s Drug Store would e to visit Next o Varsity Club member player 4238 -v leisure tame Q ffvv il li an KATHRYN ANTHONY Commercial Kathie eet g rl ont bookkeeping clam her day s 1 L Busmess Loadr rs actiyitif reading Calilarn a beckons 'K' RUSSELL ARNER Academic Russ Out tandtnq sti cent to all Aho Ln w sports an R Ho Outol Doors and Scholar hip would 0 tour was in USA GEORGE R ARTMAN Academtc Rage Frlendly lellow frorrt Apoln wold loolcs fo ward O colloqe lnlc STUCO al ternate from ?lO WL member cnioys visntinq restaurants s nes basketball WILLIAM S ASHE Academic Asset to KHS gall t nice guy to Lwfw Nittany Lton W Idcat gridders spare time huntmg aria ing 'iw 'Tv nag JACK ATWOOD General Charlie ur- ss t rn intrornuro sfctiort th r i Cunet afo C ass s ure f ff Air Force SUSAN BARBER Commercual Susan n ur ste ,i f ma o ettrs NIH r- er participates in STUCO and F tu e Bu :ness Leaders happy when dancing flashes a pretty smile Q6 Q' fw JANE BARKER Commerctal Janne Arniable member of Future Business Leaders FHA one Photography Clubs toys balancing ledaers pounds a cash register at Murphy s spends lensu e time at home ' I i K, A l - HJ yr, - 1, tt H 1, H fr Slides a iw' 3 ne in Band 'iembc--' . . will be ' , . . - - an rr , ra . , s to 6- cient .Q ry . , .. . 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' ' ' . . en- t i , , srl wa .- ' ' CQ if-rt Ctoir J r 5' ' A 4 , . t ' ,' ' fits, 1 ' , , f i rg 'vcfh 1 . , . e ' '. l.e...lut'fi-fgrvlzf of ' , V '... 'r tr 1- N- ,V 2 X 2 , J sy. so 6. , ta- 4- A J J, -8 Q 1 S VERNA BARKER VONNA BARKER Commercial Vernie Commercial Vonnie Corresponding secretary of Striking brunette , . . rep- our class . . . possesses good resents homeroom 212 in looks and a pretty smile . , . STUCO . , . has a peaches pecks a typewriter tor HS- and cream complexion , . . Spots . . . deserving annual spends Saturdays at 'Wool- May Court attendant. worth's . . . vice-president ot class in iunior year. SANDRA BARTHEL Academic Sandy Long-time Bond member . . . nice to everyone . . , earns her pennies at Murphys . , anticipates a career as lab technician . . , treasures a collection of Chinese dolls. ,ff tv. 4' . r - s , if 'Q I' Q. I J , 1 f JOHN P. BAUM General Butcher High-scoring gridiron star , . . one of the senior crowd . . . anxious to be come a millionaire . . , in- cludes traveling among fu- in a ture plans . . . seen Plymouth . . . ranks study halls first. FS, fa Nts. it' YS' k. il-v li . o 'If x IRMA BENTON Commercial rma DORIS JEAN BEATTY Commercial Dorcse Charming miss with pretty brown eyes shares Tr: Hi Y activities clerks at Murphys ardent sports and music fan attentive in home ec class an JOHN BENTON Academic Nose JOHN BECHTEL Academic Woody Friendly member of football squad can be found a Varsity Club meetings possesses a shock of red hanr will gain future know' edge at Findlay College JAMES A BELLAS Commercial Windows Plays for KHS grid team secretly wants to fly a et partial to bookkeeping collects stamps in spa e time plans to enter Armed Forces 1 if it ur en 3 e-xce im THOMAS BENTO Academic Zeke Commercial En ovs now I SANDRA L BLACK SC '1 tta c o wou d o ce v k ooks ward to bookk eptng class Future Bus ness Lea s sewna ga ns h r fava wa and sid nt vw see an eng ne rng caree two year pro ectionist nfa ts es tc su c a at macnst e any crowd Intramurals participant e to Cahto n hopes to aet a aood 'ob likes to watch football and baske ball l 5 YC' VELMA BLACK Dust Ed Velma VVO KS otterroon ot Mur phy s fat ful supporte of KHS vn pontno os her hobby one of our betrothed sentors lov s to donc her personal , I5 tops SANDY BOOTH Commerctal :andy Hornerocnn sec toy rot ful tor pop refer s o sports lover one of the Punlcn Cen r gong loves the thought o swnfnmnng hos o frnenclly personoltty .45 6 'Vi EDWARD BOWERS Acodemuc e Qunte the pertormer clotms physncs os has fovortte coss mtends to enter the fleld of englneevnng ss R Ponnters ltttle onr 5 of Rohrers run Store 153-6- t ia' up W KENNETH BONSER Shop Groucho nes n shoo no s e ovs huntng uno Lflf to s f Vns to lce Q s craves hoogles loolcs lorword to 9 oduoton never :res of wotchlng foo bull gornes -1.- 1 'y MARY El.l.EN BOWSER Accdermc Mary Ellen Cheerful mls wth spor lung blue eyes NHS mernlzc plons to teoch llttle on s Q O Student In oll classes engoys ploftng the promo prefers French I f 2'-3 gr Hn JOSEPH BQMSER General oe v oble boy from 2l'7 rnom cnfnbstlon ns to grodu fovornte po tnmes Q ot ending lnovtes ond foo bull gornos Enoltsh clos golns has fovor 5-ogy go ng chop it-nv TU RN EY BOWSER Shop Bows Mnschuevous fellow frorn Qld Contcn when lnkerlrg wlth cors vln l lmcovne o solty sonlor Choub s Servuc considers gyrf sublect 1036- Qf ff' PEGGY LEE BOYLSTEIN D151 Ed Peggy One of the A code en-gl f c ver nlce srrnle tlges ploy volteflool vltll nnolce on exc llent beouttcnon IS ntce to know Haiti' NANCY M BREON Academic Nancy Attroctlve STUCO lt rr e P ps Spots most heod rheff ber of NHS ond Qunll and Scrol future horne ec mo or ct ISTC owns 0 pretty smtle Qi' aww DAVID B BRINK Shop f ture of Sto lon cs fovorne Ll. 43 5 BETTY BROCIOUS Speed Home E Bets Loyol pro ecttonnst oge A quiet loss from 2lO bro ,md nm electrons: employee Drtve In hull bully lcsctn 1 e n b lotng t h ud be on :be Mttchell to he enguneer beouttctcm pos esses 0 ol the Cornmunuty pretty smule o laotng never tres ol flend devotes score ttrn mu tg to cookmg ond sewtno fl. ,E 4 ' A , . . 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A - - I I it Nfl, BETTY JO BROWN Academuc Betty .lo Helps support sax sectlon In the Band news hound for Hn Spots wonderful glrl to know nnseparable from Joyce and Mary Ellen lnkes typlng class B jus R' - if it . . 4 'mild , l r x High 'in.'q 'ix 5 JOYCE BROWN Academxc Brownue nn s soprano C nc Choir future thermon- ter shaker a swell gal to know w clalm Putt as her alrra mater presld s at Future Nurs s rneetlngs x N RICHARD R BROWN Ds Ed Duck Has goal ns to get a good lab makes freauent trlps to Templ ton earns sp rd :ng money at Blaneys looks forward to dnstrlbutlye ed Cass often seen In 5 ROBERT BRUCE General Brucl Partlapates Intramurals lakes all sports us coulcnt llye wlthout a st f a as u uallf found a Denrore s News a Nay ready for a laugh a Plymouth is fiilis My-fy '2-5 'Q' SANDRA BRUCE S cretarual Sandy Op rates a typewrnter for the HI Spots sports a pleas antpersonallty K1 an Bus ness Staff llkes o skim the skatxng rnnk whuz rn bookkeeplna class 'hw Q FRED BUSSY General Herman Co captain of the football squad a fan of the grea outdoors w llked by a a study hall Over conducts m etlngs for homeroom Zll cheerful QUY ft JON ALDA BUZARD Commercial Jonnne Partuclpates IH G A A spends leisure tlrne playxng tennls and bask tball faithful letter writer Cla ms Engllsh as favorlte Cass sports a or y dnamond 'W I-Ju-A K NOLA JEANNE BUZARD Commercial Nono S en across the cout-te Murphys o bal and baske U Cl llli O d P srrock w ec talents l s r rt always seen laughxng or 117' ROBERT CAMPBELL General Bo good looklng sen proud owner of a 48 Ch WGS 6 chanlc a fruend o eager duploma es part In murals has an ear for hut tunes JOHN CARLEY Academic John One of our quleter sensors all around athlete for KHS recrosent of basket ball and football 'etters a real swell auy future coach or blg leaguer smooth dancer 'iv ig EUGENE CERUTTI General Gene An out of doors fellow lnk s to play baseball 0 ud of hrs huntnng and fishung llcens s cud d about future plans pa tla to study hal fr: ndly to all students W f I ' , t ' 4 my at-f '- ' Y' f 1 I lfifx, W g 'N , I '46 x i Nq-,Y ,. 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' 9 ,.. in P'tt'bu g' . . . . . . tak in 'tra- ' , . . r' l fs . . . 4-,M Q ze .2 G' 'Q 2- .1 '!.s ' ml 'E MARINA CHRISTOS General Gwen Actuve P O D student wants to be an aurlune hostess talkatuve thunks Floruda us the udeal place to travel an ausle guude at school events appre cuates classucal musuc bl FAY CLAYPOOL Commercual a Peppy member of cheeruna squad presudent of GAA lukes swumnung dancung and lustenung to tap tunes manages funds for homeroom QIO works at Central Drug I PAUL CLAYPOOL Shop Speed One of our Wuldcat eleven member of Out of Doo s and Rufle Clubs fr endly fellow rates tudy halls hugh en oys football games France us hus trav elung destunatuon Q HELEN DALE COOKE Academuc Cookue Veteran of Junuor and Senuor plays NHS member her artustuc hand decorates STUCO bulletun board and pages of Kut Han ns t d e sparklung persanaluty known for her wut keeps hus ears tuned to the 'Was 1 BLAINE COSTANZO General Greco One of our football heroes flxture of McCann s Serv uce Statuon exces an sports always eager to attend a study hall consuders gurls hus hobby 43- x RENA COWAN Shop Legs Enthusuastuc football player would luke to work un o factory lusts study halls as favorute subuect pruzes hus football letters LINDA CRUM Commercuol lunda Antucupates a career as a omceworker staunch sup porter of Cuceros rollercade delughts un dancung and lustenung to pop musuc has a nuce wardrobe plans to atuan 'Wulf sf SHARON CRUSAN Bustness Shrump Busuness manager for Jumor Hugh sectuon of Kutl-lan Ne loves to dance u.u of vum an employee of Murphy s well luked by a hopes to be an em cuent accountant work after gradu latest huts MARY CRYTZER Commercual Tonue Should be an able ook keeper has beoutuful eyes G usher and l brary assustant hobby us snappung a camera quuet but fruendly has a weak ness for pop musuc attentuve un Englush class THOMAS P CUNNINGHAM Academuc Tom l C1 c ton ct l sports future c englncef HELEN DAVIS Academuc Helen Leads flute sectuon un Band and Orchestra an excel lent student Junuor Hugh edutor of yearbook plans to study at Penn State lukes to bowl well luked by all who know her A -.. . . :lf I - ue, Leia' Q asa . 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NANCY DE FEO Commercal Nan A future secreIaIy rIngs cash regIster at Murphy s can be found at GAA meetungs favors skatmg to all other sports plans to at end busIness school talkatnve enloys readung 'li STANLEY DEMETRIS SIIOP Butch Blond member of Conserva tIon and Rlfle Clubs enloys all sports but favors basketball happtest when In wood shop works at FOIVS Market passes tIme by llstemng to CONNIE EDWARDS CommercIaI ConnIe One of our qutet blonds frequently seen at the skatmg nn shnws favorltlsm to shorthand class plans to be G S9CI'8IGry spends much turne wrItIng letters gay member of G A A R: , rfi 'Ac ffhQu.I1f1IIq1J 15,11 Addirn 1399 A BIJG ly tezgzvxevife IU Con Cer C Olf en oysl foot Iffa j I-he Laun derlef to trrnn for mechanlcal engmeerlng at CornegIe Tech couldnt be a nlcer fel w radno PATRICIA ANN EMMINGER DIsfrIbutIve Ed a Another of our QUIQI lasses a shutterbug selllng class catches her Interest earns her pay check at Cen ra spends spare tnrne lIstenIng to VTlUSIC We JOAN ENTERLINE AcademIc Joame Competent prolecttonnst GCIIVC member of Band Or chestra and Concert ChoIr WVIIES for the Klt Han Ne presIdes over 212 full of vItal ty plans to teach NHS member N VIVIAN EVANS AcademIc VIv Future Florence Nughtmaale favornte pastImes are dancnng acrobatlcs and slcatmg a home French class always has a srntle member f A GAA and Future Nurses was EVELYN JEAN FAIR General Fudge Llkeable baseball fan follows popular musIc wvh Interest reports to home room 2l2 at 8 l5 thmlcs home economtcs class IS best would ltlre to vtslt NIagara Falls JANICE FAITH Academu: Janny Talented attendant at any band and orchestra fest: .1 s has a wonderful sense of humor NHS 'fem' r acttve In all shool OHGIFS sure success as a FYIUSIC teacher HARRY FINK JR AcademIc u A swell guy to R ow always fourd at nearest fsl Ing stream to fly a plane In an AIr Force LU form IS hrs goal vs ls at CascInos Ma Ret plays IDIVOWUVOIS MARY ARLENE FITZGERALD Commercml Ma y FrIendly mu s fro some P 2l2 soends work I hours at Ktdclte Lord Pa -I desnres to become a boolclme oer concvde s nsath h r fdfo Ite 'ass Texas beckons her .AA7 s 0 I 5:62 'Z QW'n3f: ,A r 13513:-, g , , ... H ffEg.:ri1z'. ,f I A b f rr rt H 11 ' ft - H C IC 'l, e,, T - , - . . . . 7 9 r . . . I . I . . . . . I L! . , , f 4, . - V . . . A . . . t , . . p ns . ' - A - ' l - ' ' ' . , . ' ' lo . gs free, ' , ,. iv if , W' , I I 1 L' ll I . ' fir ' - - - ,IP tn - If . ft - N - ,, - . . . ' ' - A ' . . . f in ' A ' . ' I . . . ' . . , O . . . . F.H. ., , . ., , ' S gfifgs TY f , ,. 'ft iff, ls.: , si 'sl ' ,ga 3 I n- i I 5 . kk 6 rf ,I - It ,I - I B dw ' ff r r 73 di, . F F 3 ,f t DOROTHEA VIRGINIA FLEMM Academic 0 Cne of our top ronktng tu dents t rs o 'mor 0 on asset to Moth Pro lonlst L tm and F clubs entoys swrnqIl Q 0 tennts racket 9005 natured promo player 1 9 GR.. -ag, 'ink NANCY JANE FUCK Academuc Fuck lndustr ous art edttor of 'Crt Hon Ne hnstory LH u snost long ttrne proteu tnoms' announced our Bond s formations ut footboll games NHS and Cow cert Chorr 'nember A f',-v , Y fa . . ' ri gag ,I M. is I T' if was-r ALEXANDER FORADORI Shop A ex Dork horred bus comm ut from Worthlngton wrshe to own o few otl wel' nexer mss s o movne re ers attend htsto y C ass mans the wheel of o Chevy to fr basketball i T JOHN M FORRINGER Shop John Avrd sports fon qddg to the Band wrth hrs tuba mechonrcol d owtng grves hm no trouble w ond our country an the Armed Forces devoted to bose a ali' I- LETTIE JANE FRICK Commerclol Lett: Cute m rnber of GAA states bookkeeping os fovo rtte subyect yens to b o beoutlclon stamps books tn school lrbrary owns a nsoho 'W' 'X' JUDIIH ANN GABLER Commercrol Gob Happy go lucky blonde prefers rnath class he p Ing hond ot Murphys hopes to study at Robert Mor rs Buslness School n Pt Lashers Dorry Center ini' MELVIN GAGGINI Commerclal Melvrn Very congemol quy u d l ke t v st the World rs kept busy otFCe of Hull Crest Lum er should be on oble o HQ' 0' JEAN GALLAGHER Commercnal Jean Vtfztty gal from Aprlevsold shadows Jonnte ond Do as would en oy bo k I nn Co tfornro s olwoys reody to go rn oym coss wudlk tooo once ledgers enroys .RCS 'i 3 THEODORE F GEIDEL Acodemrc Fred Shares heaa pro ectrov t c 'les expertrnents wt h elec ronucs orero s oubltc oddress system tolls ot Toy s Lune Plant ns on :mg e and wooly West feodlng books 'L gif' '2- JEAN ANN GISPANSKI Academic J qme Cheerful Conc rt Chow a Orch tro rnrnutes for NHS be o lab t chntct p t n r C one of our rv e known for her 'rrendly srrnle ROBERT GRAFFIUS Commercral Bo Hos o voxce of whrch to b proud a second G r Krupo qurte the cot future student of Robert MC rts Busrne s School tlctpot S 0 Coreer as a Cert: fled publtc occountant 0 k K 5 ' - 1, I- H If I ff H ,I - Hoe s ' -A ' .Ht 1 ' s f - . . . 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A ' ' s . . , on l . . . o I t e ' I- plo. vist th wild tolorett s , , ' ' e ' 'US in 157 if CARL GRAFTON Academic i Soclobl veep ol homeroom ses pins ot c Cutch on s physics closs gains his fovor qoes in for building model airrvlones good stud nt future plans include o trip to Con a o JOHN GRAFTON Shop Omar oe s e tro po s for the Wlldcor sound secretly hopes to be rmorhe Lou Grozo soecuolrzes nn study halls hos o friendly smile for everyone FAQ. '99 5' 'dr' . -nz. PAUL GRAY RONALD J GRAY Shop Pau :hop Smiley Eogerly cxwoits hunting onl Spccrol interest in mcchon fishing seosons :col work hopes to Q Omer fMOrrp5 Sr r ottcnd Wllllcimsport Trade Stotlon rn ol shop School friendly cl: pos: lrvens his school doy tion never misses o sport octivlty schedule consists of event stotes hot rorl Rifle ond Out of Doors Clubs books os fovorit Rifle ol Rifle and Outotlloors lIUN49 Nnditrfd. if .15 ' i an- THOMAS WILLIAM GRAY Shop n Reserved but nice to knot. future sightseer In C in o o lists shop as love rite subrect con be found ot Out of Door Club meeting fond of hunting oncl booting DAVID L GRIFFITH Academic Graff is from Pune Hi mechonicolly minded fe'lofv undecided about future plons on Elvis Presley on 'requents Schoubs Servxc Station memb fw K3 xx.. ROBERT W. HAGGART Academic Bob NVell-liked soorts enthusiost . . , member of Notro'ol Athletic Scho'o'shio Socie'-.' . . . will be found ot Car, negie Tezh daring college yeors . , . toll bosketboll ployer . . . future research chemist. Clubs Q' I PATRICIA L. HAWK -Q H 2 if M , xo 5 HlD Club ond lntrornurols MARY LOUISE GUTHERIE Commercial Mary Typing whiz sweet gurl from homeroom Q12 hopes to loin the secretor ol ranks collects pictures of movie stors in leisure time G A A member tunes in lotest huts PF' I 'ffl'-fi fo xl, ,r Academic Pat Ge r A Mo Petite claw-'arf-1: 'wig Mon g K S boseboll t 'rr quite the songbifd . . . fre- . , . specioll .Aly quently t':1.f-ls to must: las- working . . . t tem.e' of tivols...or- zvtervive student senior class . . . will Quoin I FII eosy live lr hu t . . . eogerly owoits life ot future schooling ot Blairsville -ning employs his ektr: 5 O lunch hour . Allegheny College . . . rec, Trade School , . . pleosohf tirne...plons to enter Bloirs ognized by her louqh. to know. ville Mechonic School. 4 -. 1331 5 nur JAMES CHARLES HAWKINS General Hawxshaw Amiable member of Out of Doors and Rifle Clubs t n s th re is nothing e skating plans to attend school in Pittsburgh re quently seen spinning the wheel of a Ford PAUL DELO HEILMAN H x Airy, MELDA ANN HAWKINS Commercial s A future secretary m plays her typing talent for Hi Spots nes ID hillbilly music d brightened by home ec clas prizes her collec ion O dishes G A A member 5155 Qi., M Academic Dee Plays baritone in band lends bass voice to Concert Choir future belongs to chemical engineering studlous Carnegie Tech will claim him veteran of Junior and Senior plays GIVE RICH R MAN ulor music h l s 4 tere wi attend bust s sch n great sport appreciate ha s aims to become a million KENNETH HAYE Academic Hasey Good looking halfback on the eleven handles funds for QI? career ID enai neerlng calls hirn secretly determined to succeed another sports fan clined to be friendly J..-A DAVID HEILMAN Shop Moose Will welcome graduation plans to aid Uncle Sam the army works hardest at the table keeps his car in good repair sa isfies customers at Shaubs practical Ioker JE? SANDRA G HELLAM ic Home Ec Sandy Faithful band member TERRY HELLGREN Academic Emce Hondsome member of May Court , . . really knows hi, way around a basketball court . . . never in a hurry . . . plans to don the Air Force blue . . . quite a comic. EU' CAROLE HELM Academic Carole Crystal ball forecasts nurs- 'n . . . p ns to train o. Butler . . . on the shy side , , . wears her clothes well . . . loo rooter I all school sports , . . G.A.A. member . . . hopes to See Europe. KATHLEEN HENDERSON Academic Kathie Energetic Kit-Hon-Ne coeedi- or , . . determined to be an angel of mercy . , . treas- ures her NHS and American Legion Award pins . . . owns a pleasing personality . . . active in Band for four years. cute shy and sweet one of our baseball fans likes to dance enthus ic about English class true friend nev r seen without a smile t U WILLIAM HENRY Academic Fats Holds down center position on grid field . . . cherishes thought af graduation . . . proud of three football let- ters . . . companionable fel- ow . . . smooth on the dance floor . . . fun to be with. yo.. , . . was fy 1 -- r , an as . ' f 5 Z DARRELL S HEPLER Academrc Darrell One of our more serrous seniors NHS member excels rn schoolwork shares GCIIVIII s of Rnlle and Out of Doors Clubs Co ooerotrve and cheerful fel ow slaves at und Hardware f Wie ' IQ-sm 'Q X .y M ' JOHN HETRICK Academrc Hetrrck Grudder on KHS turf sauod usually found at John mes Shoe Shop non chalant lad hopes to become DIFOQVTIGI1 could spend all day tn Intramurals anxrous to see Alaska fi is., PATRICIA HIGGINSON Home Economrcs a Flashes a darlrng smtle llstenrng to popular musrc s her roy kept busy at Vrnces market as plenty ot football splrrt the roar of Nlagara Falls rnvltes her attentnve rn home ec r- -' hs' fx WILLIAM HIGGINSON Shop r One of the West Krttannrng guys cherlshes the thought of graduatuon cowboys a 50 Ford h s hugh hop s of tour ng the western states hangs IS hc ID 2l2 wr Hug- EDWARD GEORGE HILL Shop Future GI Joe a quiet guy burns up the road ID a ord mystery novels hold hrs Interest lli95 to work an metal hop exercrses hrs trugger flnger at the Rrfle Club Q- 5 FRANKLIN HILL Shop Frank Reserved lad from QI? ma es use of a saw and plane rn wood shop favarrte pastrmes are watch mg TV and collectmg coins Germany has tro el :ng destunatlon Jw ws- YES' ROBERT B HILL Shop Homer Llvely member of Band Con servatron and Pralectlonrst Clubs keeps hrs many frlends In a constant uoroar holds relns In 214 made a hut rn the Juntor and Sentor plays RONALD EUGENE HILL Shop Buzz One ot our baseball players keeos has car In ga d repatr n Ish class brrghtens n s day prtzes hrs Collectwon I ae nants arms to be a rnechannc rabrd sports fan JUANITA HOAK Commercrol Nrta omes to t F o r remembered for her per armance as Ruby tumor olay o osoec v drama student at Carnegl Tech shortest member of the class ROLF HOLMQUIST Academrc Ralph Our well Ink d exchange stu dent loyal football fan ono arv 'rh r F Stuco oh too aahf and Arnerlcan hstoy rank hxqh good looknng adds to woodwrnd sectuon of band ROBERT HOUGH Academnc Hough Frrendly wrthout a doubt a huntzng and tlshrng man worthy reclpnent of Arne :can Legron Award plans to study draftrng at Penn State earns hrs pennnes prtchrng papers DELMAR JACK General e A swell fellow to know future Afracan adventurer od shop as b st an opanaan mam obaectave as to get a good ob Conservataon and Rafle Clubs claam ham 'Us JUDlTH ANN JOHN General Judy Vavocaous blonde seen at Kat Han Ne meetangs and Concert Choar practace Stuco alteanate from 2l3 her smale attracts fraends lake a magnet w be ca medacal records labraraan ...W 6'3 ll LAURA GRACE JOHN Commercaal Laurae Halls from the halltop plays a bass an band gaves quack servace at he Jenny Shop yens to be an accountant wall study an Pattsburgh goes n -QQ- ROBERT JOHN Shop Q Husky football player as goang to lend a hand to Uncle Sam ha a mas chaevous gran secretly hopes to compete wath 'Racke feller would welcome NANCY JOHNS Commercaal Nanc Quaet mass of the senaor c ass rates typang class num ber one wall make a good secretary or typast frequently seen at movaes basketball and volleyball rate wath her for 'azz fn.. Cx Floradas sun Varsaty C ub ion NWI- ' QP' NORMA JOHNS Dastrabufave Ed Norm Confarmed Elvas Presley fan seen behand counter at lnfaelds seraous gal from would luke to vaew the Alps an Swatzerlond thankful for study halls WILLIAM L JOHNSON Academac Kacker One of M Bloses oyal prolectaonasts a am radao flend acts as veep 0 2l3 ure st cloudy stands ot an tra tall football player as a fraendly way 5' y ill., ' - i QQQ- i FRANCES ROSE JORDAN Commercaal Fran Amaable personalaty prefers skatang at Caceros happaest an cleracal prac tace should be an em cient secretary Workg part tame at Jordans Con fectaonery treasures her record collectaon PAUL JULIUS Shop Babe Swangs a mean golf club plans to see the world vaa the Navy Mass Tatzells pet peeve slaves at bowlang alley masses stop sagns an a Chevv Daary Center as second home WILLIAM KAMMERDIENER Academac Kammy Our capable Stuco presadent furthers KHS cause on basketball court has lapel sports NHS and Amer lcon Legton pans bound to succeed as electracal en gmeer ANNA J KANISH General Anna Sweet and neat knows her way around the home ec katchen devotes free peraods to labrary work ambataon as to be on ofhce worker dresses nacely GAA member ,vcr A S ' ff' fc ' as ' ' ' a r , 9 ' K I -, ,- 1 ' V , a -' , ' HD In H ,, . ,, . ,, HB bn wo ' e ' his ' ' . , . 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A 5 X s Vgyy x Q f L34- 595 WD' qu-.14 me 1 DIANE KARP Academuc Dann: Dependable co edutor of Kut Han Ne blessed wuth naturally curly hour cuctuve STUCO representotuve her fruendshup ou wouldnt trade Penn State bound GORDON KING Shop Gordon Handsome lad wuth a fruendlv smule employ d at Mc Cutcheon s pulots a Ford about town staunch be ver study o quute o hunter ond flsherman uouned our ranks thus BETTY KLINE Dus Ed Bets L 1 C p stty por r 1 s er content when an the d unce oor yearns to trarel to Hawauu has a sn udow n umed Pearl one of Mr Round s prateqes JAMES L KLUGH Academuc K ug One of Mr Colonno s cut ups Sergeant O Haro un Sen uor play never tures 0 tennus always has a wuse crock has his eye on o college duploma at home behund the wheel yeor 'HFS JO ANN MARIE KNESS Cammercual Always seen wuth a smule wants on tables ot Jordon and Cloypool s member 0 F H A Future Business Leaders and Buology Clubs has her eye on account mg cor er 'Y' ...si 5 f? LEOTA ELLEN KUHN DIANE LANGHAM Academuc ee One of the shorter senuors lots of fun to be wuth wears out pen pounts hopes to nurse neor the bottlefleld as more curls than 0 Tonu wull enter Alleqheny Valley Hosputol Academuc Duane One of the Wuck Cuty gang fllls orders at Orr Ave nue Super Market e Eternal Cuty beckons to her lends her attentuan to P O D c oss always tunes un popular musuc 1? ,Em an DENNIS L LAWRENCE Accudemuc Denny News hound for Hu Spots hos sung tenor un Concert Chour for two years knows hu way around the golf course munustry holds hus unterest neat dresser shunes un hustory and PO D KATHlE ANN l.ElSTER Academuc Kathue Hugh struttung head mo,ore te menace un Senuor poy gutted wuth straw berry blond hour excels un school work vorued unterests unclude NHS Con cert Chour and Kut Han Ne LARRY LEMMON DIS? Ed lemon ways n the center commotuon spends after noorus at Gruskuns Deport ment Store thunks there s no hung luke a square dance always ready for a laugh DAVE l.OUGHREY Shop Un Seen ot all sport events duslukes the unventor of the alarm clock actuvuty schedule us composed of Out of Doors and Rufle Clubs worrues Mr Shankle un hun mg season N. '- t 6- f,t eLl': fm. 'V , . A E 'lt ' as Q ,fan fl 5, ' T PEARL LUKE Dnstnbutnve Ed Pearl Sweet and quiet wants see the ayra Cl n En W 9 sures away tune C1 the Rollcrcade always a xlous to attl nd Gym class ors d tly at e Launderette svxel frnend wvf'-'LW -7' 'Ss WILLIAM H MATEER SUZANNE COLLETTE Academtc Wrlly Cood lookung homeroom p tsl ent no ed for lt s na abt sure C ss as a buslness wan everyone s frtend college s ll b spent at ttoch Slukey ID sentor PGY '11 Q0 'QL JAMES Academtc A t c crct tp ts we te ct arches '1 ty to nttp ot pt tt kc s wut ai BARBARA McKELVEY Acadermc Barb Vnbrant happy ass loldg homeroom pursf str rgg U d l ke untfarrrt 1 Butler to ts Cla tn t tn band and orchestra asset to yearbook busmesg staff McCLELl,AND JAMES D tm Commercnal Zealous ca chattman of not i' McCRACKEN cesston stand wtgt ra MATTAX Academtc Sud: Statuesaue member of Schol arshup and Drarnatucs Clubs lends ltterary talent to Ht Spots staff wttty lass banqs the aavel at qtrl mtramurals Mass Pooley tn tumor play W 1? NILA RAE MAUTHE Commerclal Nl a Chatterbox assust Mnss Mttchell durtng hee pemods entoys football and basketball future ca ed uses a cookbook to good advantage collects plc tures of movte stars 'ws EMMETT McIlWAIN tm Shop Mac orns around n Mercury rates sclence :ng sentor struyes t class htgh enyoys watch become a bookkecper ang football and baseball em loye f Store 1 79- DIXIE LEE McMASTERS Dustrtbuttve Ed DeeDee Happy golucky :nays the game of baseball keeps rnaulman busy found at the Datry Ccnter quute the cut up real smoothie on th dance floor partncupates tn tntrarnurals ans to tal e so ens OJ arntable fellow ran fortable tn the saddle JOY ELAINE McMlLLEN General Mtke Always has o cheery rnle warner O Arrertcan Legnon Award a atr be a rhy lcal educatt t6OCl1er Slippery R0 k wnll be her alma mater ts kept busy wtth FTA and GAA 19 BERNICE J McQUOWN Commercial Bernte A good bustness student ltstenmg to mu tc pleases her oeofourfrrhoe rfakers autor Q ends FHA and Lbra J Asststants me-ettngs w welcome graduatton I 1 , , , ,, ,, . ,t - H - ,, .I ,, to - f rm 5 i , yr t t - Cl . . t I, 4 ' ' ' , . . l i t t selll K 'lity , , suif ' V - - t . H ' s X R f ' ' 1 '- ' , . . . . . lab a th Clay wi e An- Q , K' S' '- - - I - . . . f I E' r L s ' , ' ' 4- X .4 - HJ- ft . HJ- t, ,, ,, 't t r,l l Cl vlcltntst . .. - ' Zo i 0 l95l ftwttliut' fri 1 tm . , . l' l nk- . . . ' fest als . . . plans Q End ' ' . . . ' o ' . , . Y College In New Enjtltxnd , , . , . ' U, K' :dew svlle Faultss ob- ' ' ' ' , pl l th ll , . . an tw it Ed , ltr N. 'tt p we O All f ,tg ' , t. UL-ct--C tta tvs . A , xx I W T, V ,,. ,K f Q 51 M I 1 . , A , ' ' ' X 5 A , , I 1 :J i I 'I' ,4 rd. V i? A I ' 6 2, 945 ' l , w Y A , . , - , s i , ' ' I I 1 . .5 , it , A . . , . , , I 1 f ' ' 5' 1 . A wo l t to don nurses ' , . , ' , . . s es . rt u u e VTlA- ' wtll trrln a' ' - to Y. fs' cn . V, wig' y . . o a f Q . . . ' A , . . . , ' : att. t ft ' t , A 5' ' . . , ' ' , ill xxx- , is r LESTER MECHLING General es Adds has musncal talents to Band and Orchestra member of Conservataon Club enloys llstennng to popu lar musuc yearns to see Europe as a U S anrman seen In a Studebaker ts ELIZABETH MILLER Academuc z Charmmng bell Iyrlst In bond busy typlst for Hn Spots blends melodlous volce wuth concert cholr nxce dresser capable person In school work proud of Amerucan Leglon and NHS ,,. its JOAN MILLER Business .loan One of our baton twurlers wrll never need a Lllt enloys all sports plans to be a secretary knows her way around the dance floor known for her pretty eyes and pleasant Qu- '? ' E,2l-ffevdi JOHN MILLER General Jack Carefree one of the Rnfle Club sharpshooters future Al Capp brught ens hrs day by bongmg a Remmgton constant lea ture at Clceros Rollercade puns kr l RONALD MILLER Dlstrnbutuve Ed Caesar Has an nncentlve for huntmg and swimming flies low 5l Studebaker mam ambrtnon IS to whuz past shmy new car Lurues Market claums hrs aft ernoons smnle 5- avg '16 YL.: Q-it 'il' RAYMOND MOOK Academic Slap Luked by everyone plans to be an electrncal engmeer or an archeologlst regular cut up from 215 m ns the wheel of a U Chevy Flashlught the sensor play SIDNEY MOSS Academlc I One of the wonder boys on our prgskm sauad noted for has frnendluness co lege I5 ID fuu e a sports lntrugue hum ways seen prlotlng a Dodge JANE ARLENE NEIDIG Academic Jane Sptrlted gal from 2l4 lrfe as a doctors sldektck attracts her collects As In French class shared the reign as Varsltf Queen at Ford Cnty game hard worknng Krt Hon Ne starts man JEAN EILEEN NEIDIG Academlc Jean Jane's other half also wore royal crown as Varsnty Queen sunny natured does wrnttng for Kat Han Ne wlll gam tram :ng as thermometer shaker In Plttsburgh I OLINGER H a H PATRICIA Academic Asststant head malorette daunty member of Knt Han Ne and Dramatucs Club de servmg of her NHS ann takes STUCO Boact they don't come complarnts to any sweeter ROSE MARIE OTTO Commercual Rosle Petite and qulet yens to make others beautrful will recenve her troumng nn Pittsburgh keeps those disks sptnnlng skins shms at Rollercade drrves 6 Chevy E ' 'fV,!', y I Q gs , 5' s I, 5' so 'E r , I 'ls X ' 14, , ' ,L L' pl! v , I I 4 4 V, fig. 92, ' nfl, X L' 'A ,M t X 'L?:4,EeyV7W E 'UZ A r l , My z ,,L ,, . 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P 4, . . , in r , , 4.1 gs, Q ,, Vp , i m-. gb T. , 4: , 774 sv ,Lf , f V RUTH OTTO Commercsal Ruthse Lskeable msss from Unson Avenue never mssses a movse Rose s twsn the sun and sand ol Florsda appeal to her lavorste recreatson ss skatsng SYLVIA PAINTER in. --. he as and in 'H' sf- gg-N 3-f , ln, WILLIAM PACE Acaclemsc s Came from Mclieesport last year hobby ss playsng poo Texas osl wells Interest hsm Corrspanson able fellow basketball and football rate W DON PAINTER Academsc Don Photography Edstor lor Kr Han Ne fl s trsg n terestsng made a good detectsve sn Sensor Play conflrmed shutter ug fun to be wsth toss Nash Carage f .- PATRICIA PAI NTER Commercsol q A psxse luke ass carrses the flag for band gsfted wsth talents for skatsng and dancsng hopes to be an Annerscan sn Parss enloys taksng dsctalson prosper tsve secretary APN T FIM S, Home Ec ue A frsendly sensor can be recognszed by her dark eyes travelsng to gay Paree would brsghten hes se prszes o post cord Collectson frequents Jor dan s it JOANNE PERRY Commercsal Quste the talker a tour of the world would satssly her dessres rates clerscal proctsce flrst as a well known gsggle rarely seen wsthout Rose or Nancy fun' DOROTHY PORE General Toots One of Mr Gardner s make blow p students noted for her lrsendly dssposstson actsvstses sn clude Future Nurses Club GAA and sntramurals asms to be a woman sn whste 42592 t 45 ala. 'sb 1--,, 'E is KENNETH PORE General Smsley Arrsved at KHS last year lskes to loaf once sn awhsle one of our bus corn rrsuters can usually be found sn McGrarsrs sfgteg study halls are ensoyed most OLIVER PORE Shop Ollse A transfer from Ford Csty last year conssders typ sng class hss favorste devours anythsng edsble crystal ball forecasts graduatson and a good ob SUVILLA PORTER Commercsal s Enthussastsc skotsng tlend balances the books T Hs Y flctsors books stand out on readsng lst eager dsploma seeker another sports fan FRED PROCIOUS Academsc ro ang standsrsg band member s sns dssks for dances you couldn t know a nscer guy co e lle wsll sust ensays basketball and qolf Y - U - fs - HB-HH . s, ,, . HP 'H . . . A - - - ' ' - , . . snd ' i v . , , , ' A I I 4 - ' . . . 'l at A ' ' . . . - it . 5? 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LANNY PRYOR Academuc Lanny Longtlme trumpet tooter for Band and Orchestra as a fruendly way J e n Sensor play buzzes around an hls Studey kept busy as a paperboy well lnked THOMAS PYLE Shop Tom One merchant marme comlng regular customer of Schaub s Esso makes use of hrs flshmg rod and rlfle found laboring at Dom s lunk yard ALBERT QUINN Shop Chub A qulet fellow from the hull o practices salesman shup at Qutnn s Hardware member of Rlfle and Out of Doors Clubs schoollng at Wnlllamsport ns among future ROSE MARY QUINN Commercial Rosle Senior Hugh busmess manager for Kat Han Ne fraendly to all can be seen typmg for Hn Spots holds down two robs bookkeeping profession calls her plans POLLY ANN RALSTON Acodemuc Polly Potsed NHS member as boundless energy for STUCO and our class plans to study speech at Westminster asset to Concert Choir dld a splendnd 'ob In Sensor P CY in in BONNIE RAU Commerclal Babe Eagerly antucupates gradua non Germany beckons to er enloys rattlung the keys of a typewruter baby snttung occupues her extra hours likes to sklm the rank at Ctcero s X15 S NANCY REARICK Commercual Nancy One of our hugh steppung ma lorettes headed for a bookkeeping career helps on busmess staff of Klt Han Ne where there IS dancing there IS Nancy SANDRA REARICK Commerclal Sandy A reserved semor hopes to be a model secretary bookkeepmg class luvens her ay thankful to Marconu for the radio her pretty hour IS admured by many ROBERT RELIGA General an One of the gang from West Knttannmg spends leisure time workmg on cars content when playlng base a whuzzes past nn his Ford study halls rate number one RAYMOND ROGALSKI General ay Athletucally mclmed fellow wants to attam a hlgher edu catlon broad shouldered football and baseball player good lookung a tele vuslon flend 33 ELAINE RONCHER Commerclal Maybellme Presndes over homeroom 2l5 GAA partnclpant aw class holds her Interest gafted wvth naturally curly locks antlclpates becoming a medscal secretary cheer ful soctable lass Q ll ll Il ll Il ll ' ll ' ll ...h up... tp... 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ALBERT ROOFNER Dustnbutuve Ed u Helpung hand at Barron s Ra duo Supply dates on dated dollars nuce fellow to know may uoun forces wuth Uncle Sam and gaun ra duo traunung hangs out at Demare s Xxhl CLEM ROSENBERGER JR Acodemuc C em An allaround sports enthu suost prouects movues for KH easy to get along wut plays a bass un the Band has hugh hopes of becomung a hotel owner RAY ROSENBERGER Shop Fuzzy Loyal Prouectuamst and Con servotuon Club member key rung puzzles untrugue hum looks ahead to tullung the sou prefers metal shop quute the artust MARIAN RUDOLPH Academuc Mumu Petute pleasant and pretty handles homeroom 2l5s money actuve un yearbook work plans to heal the suc performs muracles wuth a needle and thread CLARICE RUPERT General Celce Constantly gay and chatter un Concert Chour warbler antucupates becomung an aurlune hostess actuvutues unclude Senuor play and Dra matucs Club dugs up news for Hu Spots RICHARD SAGRATI Academuc Amos Has a dead eye for a basket terback really swell to have around auds KHS golf team wull enter teach ung field prefers Latun and physucs JOAN MARIE SAVONA Academuc Joan Sparkplug of the cheerung personaluty he s STUCO work portrayed an actress un Senuor play reallu tuckles the uvorues for Concert Chour CAROL LAURETTA SCAIFE Commercual Casey One of the Concert Chour songburds substututes as gavel pounder un homeroom never tures of addung to her record collectuon a swell pal to have RICHARD SCAIFE General Duc Sports fan stalks game un the woods wood shop class us tops un has book slaves at the A and P untends to go to college Rufle and Out-of Doors Clubs quute the fisherman 'H CRAIG L SCHAEFFER Academuc eo Handsome co-head prouectuon unterested un cars and dancung wunner of Amer ucan Legion Award or trayed Wallue un Senuor pay one of our May Court crew WILLIAML SCHAFFER Acadermu: u Toll trumpeteer clever chap u as Lotus Junuor play wull call Grace College home for four years actuve Prouectuomst and Concert Chour member B X ' . . . 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' ' . - - ' 4 - - - P ' RONALD SCHAUB Dlstrubutwe Ed SCIIOUI-'le Well llked fellow IGIKSS an nnterest an sports and mark at Schaub s Esso eager to be a grease monkey nn hns own servlce statnon partual to the art of eatmg JAMESA SCHOENECKER Shop lm A hunting and flshmg man hopes to Increase hs knowledge at Wllllamsport Photography and Out of Doors Clubs lay clarm to ham works for Mlssuon Bev erage SARAH ANN SCHRECENGOST General Sally One of our future homemak ers anxious to vlew all 48 states ushers at school events hobbies Include sewing and cook ng shows favorutlsm to home ec class GAY ORUNA SEDWICK Academuc Do Eftervescent cheerleader has an enviable collertson of mnmature dogs and horses asset to STUCO for several years always smartly dressed snngs In Concert Cholr RUTH SEMMENS Commercial Rut Hardworklng student director of Sensor play congenlal dellghts nn upsettnng ten puns a STUCO alternate adds her melodlous voice to Concert Chour JEAN MARIE SHAFFER General Jeanne Another future nurse tends meetangs of Lnbrary As slstants Future Nurses and Ushers Clubs a wonderful frlend sewlng and movles hold an attractlon for her DAVID SHANKLE Dlstrlbutlve Ed Dave Frlendly lad from 2l5 yearns to be a mllllonaure earns hls pay check at Mont gomery Ward s makes good use of swnmmlng season burns up the road In a Chevy ,QW DAVID SHICK Academlc Dave Nice lookung manager for Wildcat basketeers w further has educatlon at Muskingum asset to foot ball squad luked by every one happiest when tn trlg class WILLIAM J SHILLING General lure One of our guardlans of the goal post longs to make lots of money the life of any party doesnt mmd applied math class loys shootmg pool lots of un SANDRA SIPES General SIP!! Talkatuve mnss holds mem bershnp In Trl HI Y future aspnrm guver always ready to eat prompted Innes for Sensor play cost IWGS 0 mama for test tubes 35 DALE SLAGLE Commercial Dutch One of our heroes of the hoop collected letters In foot ball basketball and baseball easy to get along wnth c staunch bowler determ ned to play blg league baseball .ct C rn .. Q -. 1' 3 cn ut -Q o 4 0 -1 V- FRANK SLAGLE Academlc Frank One of KHS football squad fills the bull at Slagles Store has hngh hopes of graduatmg from college MARION BRYANT SLAUTTERBACK Commerclal Marlon Pretty gal from 2I7 ra mattcs Club and GAA make up her actlvlty schedule handy with a sewing machlne DONNA JEAN SMITH Commerclal Donna Pretty and popular e 1 cnent four year class secretary famtlnar face rn May Court splruted cheerleader helped put over .lunuor GAIL BENNETT SMITH Dlstrlbutnve Ed Gan Happzest when at home clerks at Relsberg s durlng aft ernoons has pretty haur curls up with a good novel tn free tlme musrcally yournalnsm an eager sports allergu: to bemg sernous armed for a secretartal CGVGBI' V' 'QW ,puff rig: LARRY SPARKS Academic A e Manager of football team nuce to know wnll study at Umverstty of New Mexlco represents class at BOACT sharply dressed home room veep was 'S I'-4 JERRY STEINER General .lerry Good looking class treasurer harmonize his mellow vouce wuth Concert Chour wmnung personallty pert Van Deusen In Semor play always rn May Court 'Di' and Semor plays lncllned WILLIAM C STEWART Academlc 1 Hard workmg four year class president odds has efforts to the basketball squad NHS member future elec trlcal engineer untnrmg IH STUCO work and Band i EMILY STINCHCOMB General Candy An attentnve Englush student regular customer of lsaly s plans on becomtng a sec retary tlckles the nvortes tn spare tame content when watchtng basketball JANET STONE Commercnal Jane' Stylnshly dressed mass home when dancung or refld In blends her alto vouce wuth Concert Cholr friend ly Dramatucs Club member amnuble personality 36 CLESTER W STOVER Shop u Frequently seen at McMullen s Archery Shop asplres to be a truck drlver Rock and Roll mustc appeals to htm baseball and soccer hold has attention RUTH STRATER Academtc Freckles Carrot top wuth a cantaglous smle has been seen un the May Court served as STUCO veep and secretary an past years plays French horn at mustc festnvals , ix 7 'I'-, , l ' SX J Q , -.. 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MARY ANNE SWAILE Dlstrlbutlve Ed Mary Anne A shutterbug would luke to vlslt the land of the hula odds to atmosphere at Stewart s Market Englush gauns her favor pleasant to have around JAMES TARR Shop c Skyscraper of the Sensor class hopes to be a farmer plays football and baseball for KHS well liked metal shop Interests hum enthuslastuc sports fan -wJ .77 THOMAS CHARLES THOMAS Academrc Tom Assusts Mr Colonna rn con ducting a wltty fellow one of our loyal movne exhibitors ardent football an lusts cars as hobby plans to loan the army ESTHER RUTH TOY Dlstrubutrve Ed Essle Demure and dark eyed has an ear for hnllbnlly musrc proud owner of a drrver s Incense one of the smaller e interested ID good novels Englush class as her favornte 514 pu MARCIA TOY Commercval Marclu Handles homeroom treasury always chatterung one of Mass Shaffers ushers a prospectnve secretary possesses a pretty smile clerks at the Arcade typrng rates wlth her Q SANDRA GAll. TOY Commerclal Sandy At home rn the saddle gives her tame to Klt Han Ne Concert Choir and STUCO good un any sport class treasurer un Sophomore year busuness school beck ons to her SHIRLEY TOY Home Economlcs Shirley Works hard as a Lobrary As sustant aspnres to be a beautrcuan popular muslc appeals to her nnterests Include sports wull go to New Kensnngton for future schoolung KAY TRAISTER General Kay Petute and sweet treasurer of 2l7 gtves qunck serv :ce at Murphy s hopplest when swtrnmung fun to be Wlfh goes for Rock and Roll music prefers hrstory ROGER TRENKLE Academuc Roge Clarvnet player rn Band for several years a sensor cut up snngs In Concert Choir wnll make clvll eng: neernng hus profession never has a dull moment I JOHN W VENESKY Dlstrlbuhve Ed One of our more quxet fellows cant resvst a Cvul War hnstory book washes to be a draftsman tolls at Joes Army and Navy Store employs lersure trme col lectnnq stamps 31 41 tnrx JOSEPH PAUL VISNOVSKY Shop Whuskey Happy go-lucky an expert TV repanrman spans the wheel of o Chevy convertuble prefers lustemng to pop ular musnc part of atmos phere at Schaub s Servrce Statton 9 C l Y ll- , 1 V 'Q' Mg' W? f H at 5 M . 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HP-JJ, 11 - ,, ANDRE VOLEK Academxc Andy Good lookmg and popular asperes to play mayor league Andy s Market presvdent of homeroom 217 neat dresser acted as Frankle Riley In Semor play DELORIS WALKER Dlstrabutlve Ed Dee A coming number please If cherrshes her plctures class as favorlte reserves a place In front of closest tele vlslon set yearns to tour the west LAWRENCE WALKER Shop Wlmp Spends spare tame Ilstenlng to Rock and Roll muslc WI rates wood shop hlghest can be found at Rlfle Club meetings VINCENT WALKER Commercial Vmce Keeps has Plymouth m good repalr look for hum at :cal class IS tops wnth hum will and our country by beang a Marnne enyoys playmg tennns and vol ALICE WAUGAMAN Commerclal A Ice Quvet but frlendly FHA member prefers book keepung class a camera ug proud of her post card and stamp collectlons ANDREA WAUGAMAN Commerccal Angle Sweet dark eyed cheerleader wears the latest In clothes Kat Han Ne busrness staff member one of Murphy sales personnel bookkeep mg class gives her no trouble MARGARET WEISE Commercial Peggy Helps to roll film for Prolec tnonlst Club loves to swam has a frlendly smvle for everyone an employee of Kamp s secretary of home room 2 I 7 leyball DIANEL WHEELER General Fuzz Vnvaclous Trl HI Y member anything but qunet fond of horses and food oth Ietlcally lnclmed Q news scout for HI Spots played her role well In Sensor play BARBARA WHITE Academic Barb Lends her musucal ability to Concert Cholr Band, and Or chestra has a sparklnng personality records mm utes for homeroom QI9 and FTA future ISTC coed 38 LARRY WHITED Shop Whltey One of our future draftsmen easy ganng favorite recreatlon I5 baseball graduatoon appeals to hum thlnks there IS no place luke study hall rates movies tops VIRGINIA LOY WILLIAMS Academic Glnme Goes all out when cheering one of our BOACT repre sentatuves works hard for Progectlonlst Club qunte the talker has pretty red tresses if 1 5 1, 1 1 ll 1 . ,, ,, . . . 11 11 11 - 11 . ,, . ,, ' ' g'I,,, ' ' 'II ' baseball . . , butchers at of celebrities . . . ranks gym work in a factory in the future sport events . . . general cler- 5 - 11 I- 11 . ,, , H . 11 1, b . . . - . . . 's - - - FRANK WILLIS General Fffmk A fan of huntnng and flshmg part tlme servlce station worker enloys playlng go partncupates In Con servatxon Club a reserved a mechanucal drawmg class keeps hum busy DOLORIS WRAY Dlstrlbutlve Ed Dede Skatmg enllvens her llfe hopes to porn the medlcal ranks wears out pen pounts wrltlng letters clerks at Peoples gym class IS placed at the top of her lust EDWARD WINGARD Academrc Farthful member of Band Or chestra and Concert Chour for several years quuet goes rn for huntmg and fish rn hopes to become a sclentnst nuce to know favors trug RUTH MARIE WONDERIING Commercial Ruth Active In Ushers Club would luke to be a beautlcuan whlz nn math class ardent fan of all sports GAA member hobbies nnclude danclng skatmg T V and movues BARBARA A WYLIE Dlstrlbutlve Ed Barb Friendly to all spends her afternoons at Grusklns has pretty halr wants to become a good housewlfe regular customer of the Cadet eager baseball fan MARLENE ADEll. YATES General Yotesy Toots a clarlnet for Mr Co- onna helpmg hand at Murphy s enloys book keeping class hopes to be marrled proud owner of a druver s license ar tlcnpotes un FHA PATRICIA ANN YORKO Dlxtrrbutuve Ed Patty Pretty loss rlngs a cash register Montgomery Ward s wears a sparkler on the vutal flnger Qof ball games and movies Inter est her wants to VISII Afrlca JEAN E YOUNKINS General Proxy Real hep cheerleader cels ln GAA vnce presudent of Intramurals has pleas mg combmatxon of blond hour and blue eyes played Carol nn .Iumor play RALPH YOUNT Commercial Lends hrs talents to the Out of Doors Club plans to don the Arr Force blue huntmg and tlshmg rate hugh mans the wheel of a Studebaker future trav eer 39 DIANE ZELLEFROW General Zlggy Bubblmg and peppy goes to town when gltterbuggmg English class comes first adds to Dramatlcs Club holds membershup an STUCO future Muskmgum coed xx V Y A Q , l I I X A I r U H . ,,Ed,, . 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CLASS We the class of nrneteen hundred and fifty seven Countv of Armstrong and State ot Pennsylvanra oerng of sound mrnd memory and understandrng do hereby decree that our treasures be drsposed of as follows tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem Item 'X 44 To the Admrnrstratron we leave our thanks for the favors and co operatron extended to us To the Class of 58 we leave the flrst place rn cafeterra lrne 'lo Mrs Grafton we leave our thanks for all help and gurdance We leave the coaches and athletrc equrpment to burld champronshrp teams the fastest runners we leave the enter sectron of the seats rn gym the Junrors we leave Shakespeare and the Senror themes the Sophomores we leave our school sprrrt to strengthen therr already strong cheerrng Jr Hr we leave the orrvrlege of rrsrng from the lower ranks to berng upper classmen We the class of 57 leave lPerrodl Separately and rndrvrdually we leave the follov rng The Wrldcat football team leaves Ford Crty drsgusted and DEFEATED Fred Bussy leaves hrs football togs to Bert Toy Jean Shaffer leaves her sewrng baske to Kathy Mrller Elarne Roncher leaves her wardrobe to Marge Hrll The Cavalrers Jerry Jack and Bob leave therr harmony to the Zooms Jean Grspanskr leaves the prano to Judy Mrller Amos Sogratr leaves the Sports department destrtute Zeke Benton leaves hrs Wrldcat unrform to anyone peppy enough to fill rt Susan Barber leaves her darntrness to Carol Semmens Joan Enterlrne leaves the telephone poles to rest rn peace Brlr Ashe leaves the golf course a champron Tom Cunnrngham leaves hrs slrde rule to Don Surrano Janrce Farth leaves the Sax sectron flat Kammy leaves the STUCO rerns to Ed Todd Fred Gerdel leaves the P A system to Drck Cooper Dorothea Flemm leaves her Trrg book to any grrl capable Jrm Tarr leaves hrs herght to Frank Ford lwho needs rtl Sandy Toy leaves her saddle to Hrlda Methven Rolf Holmqurst leaves us for Sweden lHurry back l Sandy Hellam leaves her sweetness to Loretta Jordan Bob Grafhus leaves hrs drumstrcks to Jerry Shuster Fay Claypoole leaves her cheerleader s racket to Lors Adams Darrell Hepler leaves hrs NHS prn to some deservrng Junror Marcra Toy leaves her grggles and her grft of gab to Mary Lou Lattonzro Bob Haggart and Terry Hellgrer leave the basketball court to Frank Kutch and Nrck Grafton Pat Hawk leaves her soprano vorce to Jean Ann Sturgeon of usrng rt Babe Julrus leaves Mrss Trtzell breathes a srgh of relref Irma Benton leaves her quretness to Carol Edwards Jack Baum leaves hrs hrgh scorrng record to Larry Skrnner Velma Black leaves for the altar Larry Sparks leaves the BOACT to Jrm Hawk Ruth Strater leaves her red tresses to Luanna Cowan Rena Cowan leaves hrs love of football to Ron Beckett Rose and Ruth Otto leave therr srsterly love l'7l to Ellen and Drane Drneen Ron Schaub leaves hrs prckup truck to Herb Coggon Joy McMrllen leaves the GAA oftlcratrng to Sally Shaner Roger Trenkle leaves hrs clarrnet to Jrm Armstrong Barbara Whrte leaves her French abrlrty to Sue Whrtman Fred Procrous leaves the drsc sprnnrng at Y dances to Les Toy Brll Stewart leaves Denny Johnston to presrde at Senror Class meetrngs Drane Wheeler leaves her boundless energy to Sylvra Neal John Forrrnger leaves the bass sectron to Bob Snyder Kathre Henderson and Dannr Karp leave the Krt Han Ne and a bottle of asprrrn to some dependable .runrors r r ' - ' - ' . l ll ' ' ' ' ' . l lll . 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Crorg Schael'Ter leaves the Prorectronrst worrres to Brll Olrnger Kathre Lerster and Pat Olrnger leave therr whrstles to two hrgh stepprng Marorettes Andre Volek leaves hxs flrrtrng to Ken Humphrey Carol Scalfe leaves her srncerrty to Carole Olrnger Don Parnter leaves hrs camera to Lrssa Karp Melvrn Gaggrnr leaves hrs artrstrc talents to Ernre Maufhe Polly Ann Ralston leaves her leadershrp obrlrty to Dorrs Ellermeyer John Bechtel leaves hrs red harr to George Webster Helen Davrs leaves her trny warstlrne to Freda French John Adams leaves hrs muscle burldrng exercrses to anyone strong enough to take then Brll Mateer leaves hrs magazrne sales to Letrtra Hrndmon Joan Savona leaves her megophone to Crs Vanderlrn Srd Mos leaves the rob of keeprng the basketball records to Bud Parnter Mary Ellen Bowser leaves her good grades to Jean Yee George Artman leaves hrs nrce lookrng clothes to Jack Kordes Bernuce McQuown leaves her Latrn abrlrty to Sam Mazzota Sandra Srpes leaves and takes her recrpe book for future use Russell Arner leaves hrs rntellrgence to Joe Kerenrck Joe Vrsnovsky leaves hrs srze to Ty Stevens lwho can do wrth rt as he wrshes Jean and Jane Nerdrg leave the Varsrty Crown to an avrd sports fan John Benton leaves and takes all that he has wrth hrm Joan Muller leaves her baton to Letty Ann Larrd Denny Lawrence leaves hrs golf clubs to Ray Reoves Judy John leaves her lpana smnle to Forth Hall Skrp Mook leaves hrs saddle oxtords to Jrm Benton to keep clean Helen Dale Cooke leoves her art work on the yearbook to Carol Cochran Jrrr McCracken leaves the concessron stand to next year s Sensor charrman Grnny Wrllrams leaves the boys to Peggy Jones Dave Schrck leaves hrs curly harr to Denny Cloak Lrnda Crum leaves her car to Lrnda Brodhead Jrm McClelland leaves Bob Haye to torment Mlle Foulrs Bob Hull leaves hrs antrcs to Mrdge McCarrell Marran Rudolph leaves her box of bobby prns to Irene Frrck Brll Shrllrng leaves hrs suede racket to Bob George Nancy Flrck leaves Mr Marshall to work wrth next year s art staft Omar Grafton leaves hrs extra pornts to someone wrth a strong toe Janet and Andrea leave therr frrendshrp to Helen Bechtel and Jean Wrble Tom Thomas leaves hrs place as assustcrnt drrector to a loyal band member Gall Smrth leaves marrred Ed Wxngard leaves to become a screntrst Many of us leave for college ,leon Gallagher leaves her basketball skrll to Catherrne Reed Fats Henry leaves for the barber shop Bob Hough leaves hrs rrfle to hrs brother Gene Ruthue Semmens leoves to srt on some boss s knee Alex Foradarr leaves the shop tools to Dave Grlbert Luz Mrller leaves her bell lyre to John Trenkle Roy Rogalskr leaves hrs prtchers mrtt to anyone rt flts Nrta Hook leaves her srze to Patty Murphy Greeco leaves much to has delrght Nancy Breon leaves her porse to Sally Adelson Vonnre Barker leaves her attractrveness to Peggy Schrecengost The Senror physrcs students leave Mr Gardner to recover Donna and Vernre leave therr places rn the May Court to two pretty and popular Iunrors We do hereby constrtute and appornt the remarnrng classes at KHS to be the executors of thrs our last Wrll and Testament f, , , . . . 11 A 11 - . r . , S . H n - A , , . . r . r - A 11 A u . . . . . l - - 1 , . n H , . . . , . . . , . , If H ' - - , . BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR MOST POISED BEST DRESSED Donna Smnh Verme Barker Vonme Barker Elaine Roncher Andre Volelz Terry Hellgren Larry Wh fed George Artman WHO S SENIOR BEST LEADERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Polly Ann Ralston Duane Ka p Blll Stewart B Il Kammerd ener PRETTIEST SMILE PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST EYES B551 STUDENTS Pat Olnnger Marlon Rudolph N Ia Moufhe Susan Barber John Benton Dove Hellman Ollie Pore Russ Arner 4: i BFI 'v - Y W I ' r ' i i ' ' i M051 TALKATIVE Mosr VIVACIOUS wlmssr W Joo So o Hele Cooke F ed B ssy Be to l'1 WHO THE CLASS NICEST VOICES BEST MUSICIANS Pot Ho k Jo ce Fo th MOST ATHLETIC BEST ACTORS BEST ARTISTS MOST BASHFUL So dy Toy Se Nol Bu clrd Sc dy Rec ck Sag Bob H ll Mel Gogg F c k W Il 43 Q , Ginny illiams n v no fl ' r u Tom n n Bill S illing w ni i Jerry Steiner Jim McClelland n RUYI1 mmens c: Z n ri Richard roll i vin ini r n i is , Q' . A Qxfbwvb Excl-IA GE STUDENTS WL 95 'QTX Rolf Holmquist, Bill Stewart, Denny Stewart, Mr. and Mrs, Orrie Stewart. Rolf Holmquist The Kittanning Senior High School is most fortunate to be able to participate in the Foreign Exchange Student Program. This program is conducted by the American Field Service. Each foreign exchange student sent to this country, and enrolled in our school, is sponsored by our Student Council. This year, Rolf Holmquist, from Sweden, is our exchange student. Rolf enjoys watching football and basketball. However, these sports are new to him because in his country they are not included in the sports curriculum. Rolf's hobby is photography, Housing is provided for him by the Orrie Stewart family of Mounted Rt. TO, Kittanning, Pa. When Rolf returns to his country, he will have much to tell his people about the United States and our living standards. We, in turn, learn about his country. Last summer, the first exchange student from Kittanning High School was sent abroad. Polly Ann Ralston was chosen to represent our school. Along with other students from all over the United States, Polly visited many countries. She took movies and showed them to us when she returned in the fall of 1956. Polly Ralston Ra sf - z 40+ 'Q , N,,,vvf 'l lm Xl 4' Miss Pauline Smith, Bill Kammerdiener, Rolf Holrnquist, Polly Ralston, w by Jomce om '-F fbi, D Noi C50 Q. O C G I- IP an cn cn O Z G3 'IN 0 no ,ff f-fl' ,Ja- PFC U 'x S f O Til ff P Words by V-f DON ook 1 3 Q' O0 IC 0, d OID I' 42+Q , we ,J 3 - Q Q ' ' X 4, v Q Q ' ' an :Q if, ,gif ,gr HF rr rc gr -zlf QP ig it 'F I - 'D --Q, ii AM T1 PM O . ' 'N f'. . , ,fb if Tn' '01 O, L Q V Q -4, ,.4, ff 0 ' ' To V W 's . . . 1. , 'fn .,-.W ,.., W. ..., ff 'TN' 'W' ' N A 155 l . kv T ' 'P+ . pri' 'M Fi-H.: ., A Q, .F mr L1 M- Q A :ffm h MW- I Tron tl ' 'W' 4' M1 2- . ' ' r ' 's ,A Tw n' L4 . 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Pink Rose Class Motto . . .... What we will be, we are now becoming. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS FRONT: Mrs, Thelma Suckling, Mr. Nicolas Carlesi. BACK Mrs. Janet Loch, Mr. Harry Duncan. Homeroom 'IIO Mr. James Nist FRONT ROW: Ken Bisli, Howard Levine, Darlene Bemon, Carol Dorgue, Sonie Cogley, Barbara Bowser, Claire Barger, Janet Arner, Veronica Barile, Alan Crave- nor, Frank Ford, v.-pres. ROW TWO: Linda Brodhead, Loanna Cowon, STUCO Alf., Sec., Treas., Mary Ann Bruno, Ken Humphrey, pres.y Janet Kissinger, Peggy Chemelli, Gary Brocious, Helen Bedel, Lois Adams, Mr. Nisl. BACK ROW: Bob Martin, Ron Brown, Hays Slwankle, Barry Alfarnus, Alan Boyer, Sidney Goodman, George DeNardo, Flo Brurnbaugh, Bob Fry, STUCO Rep. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Geraldine Bowser. Treasurer, Howard Levine, Vice Presidenfg Mary Vanderlin, Secrefaryg Denny John stan, President . ,Q i M. Fr erick dner FR T' ROW: 'Cqfhy ermeyer, Diane e n, s, STUCO re r Q, L ce D lp, treas S ith, Ki' y nardo, Sondra Kis ' , W Mr, Gardner, B'll ing , pres.: enhyQCloak, sec.: Linda , Patrici ' k, Mary Frick, Bev- erl Eddinge , Ba ar Kirkwood, Nancy A ess, Ger Baxw BACK ROW: Larry ailey, L n Sclwrecengost, Tom Brunson, t.: David Friere, Don Suriano, Larry ongaware, v.-pres. ABSENT: Ed Crave er, Homeroom 'l'l2 Mr. Hugh Hutchison FRONT ROW: Freda French, Mary Lou Lattanzio, Peggy Edwards, Mariorie Hill, STUCO rep., Marlene Grafton, STUCO alt.: Sandra Mechling, trees.: Ethel Gray. ROW TWO: Mr. Hutchison, Kathleen Ko- zicki, Janet Johns, Don Shaffer, Mabel Larimer, Jim Hawk, Cliff Chestnut, Ken Bearer, Ron Held. BACK ROW: Bob Montgomery, Jerry Houser, Herb Coggon, Alvin Lemmon, Ernie Mauthe, pres.: Darryl Kennedy, Joe Erick, Don Gol- dinger. ABSENT: Ellen Dineen, sec.: Doris Ellermeyer. V gun? sv:- l ll., 4 I SM, JU IORS Homeroom 113 Mrs. Thelma Suckling FRONT ROW: Delbert Steele, Zelda John, Nancy Libecco, Kathryn Mohney, Beverly Gilhousen, Letitia Hindman, STUCO rep.: Sandra Haye, Patty Mur- phy, David Smith. ROW TWO: Pgul Wyant, Georgia Sedwick, STUCO alt.: Jane McAfoose, trecs.: Delores Smith, Mary Jo Corley, Harriet Kronen, sec., Gale Rickett, v.-pres., Shirley Pore, pres.: Mrs. Suckling. BACK ROW: David Wolfe, Gene Shaffer, Gerald Mauthe, Richard Scanlon, Gary Loughrey, George Mech- ling, Harald Shay, Don Atwood. ABSENT: Ronald Beckett, Bob George, Denny Johnston, Margaret Layton, Harold Rum- barger, Donald Smith, George Webgtei-A Homeroom T19 Mr. Theodore Round FRONT ROW: Virginia Salsgiver, Joan Reed, Peggy Schrecengost, sec., Edith Ulisky, Shirley Titus, Karyl Stivanson, Jean Wible. ROW TWO: Mr. Round, Pat- ty Vensel, STUCO rep., Lena Walker, Judy Transue, STUCO alt., Marvene Sny- der, Mary Ellen Rupp, Jae Sanders, pres., Ted Hooks, Bill Templeton. BACK ROW: Nolan Warner, Dave Skinner, Ralph Trithart, Bob Stevens, Bob Schultz, Richard McDowell, Denny Salsgiver, Jay Smith, Philip Bowser. ABSENT: Bob Haye, v.-pres., Jack Kordes, trecis., Mike Sta- tion, Burt Toy, Bill Willis, Mary Vander- lin. . -,-MJ, -.tt-, , :'- JUNIORS Homeroom T14 Mr. Steve Kropinak FRONT ROW: Ed McCarel, Jerry Cun- ningham, Joann Marrapode, Connie Mc- Garvey, Ken Beere, Nancy Matthews, Bob Peters, Bob Johnson. ROW TWO: Mr. Kropinak, Kathleen Miller, Margaret Lea- sure, Carole Johnson, Sylvia Neal, Carole Morvick, Nancy Tatsak, STUCO alt., treas., Sandi Painter, Eugene Bowser Carole Olinger, Lettie Ann Laird, pres., Mr, Cappo. BACK ROW: Hilda Methven, STUCO rep., Catherine Reed, sec., Ed Hankey, Joe Kerenick, v.-pres., Jim Min- or, Jerry Shuster, Gary Karns, Bill Mor- gan. ABSENT: .lim Clawson, Beverly Montgomery, Clarence Smith. Homeroom T17 Mrs. Madge Stewart FRONT ROW: Jeananne Sturgeon, Linda Rupert, pres., Judy Johnson, Gloria Plants, Jean Yee, Joan Walters, Sonja Toy, Nancy Silvis, sec. ROW TWO: Mrs. Stewart, John Vongrey, Judy Tarr, Diane Rush, Polly Savona, Janice Rae, Judy Younkins, Sally Shaner, STUCO alt.: George Shaffer. BACK ROW: Bert Stew- art, Ed Todd, Jim Dargue, STUCO rep., Leslie Toy, Frank Kutch, Ray Bowser, Mar- lin Roofner, Stanley Laird, Tyrone Ste- phens. ABSENT: Ted Greene, Dave Linde- rnan, treas., Ray Reeves, v.-pres. W SOPHO ORES -B411 ,fw SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Helen Nall, Mrs. Rebecca Henry, Mr, Fred Gardner, Mr. William Crissmcn, ad:-ap: ,H SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bull Gray Vuce Presldeni Eddie McEIhlnney Corre spondmg Secretary Elnssa Karp Recordmg Secre tary Bull Heymers Presldent John Henry Treasurer , . Homeroom 203 Mr. William Livengood FRONT ROW: Howard Hetrick, Barbara Dun- can, Shirley Campbell, Nancy Hogenmiller, Rosalie Crytzer, Donna Claypoole, Ronald Johnston, v.-pres.: Carol Foster, Eugene Bow- ser. ROW TWO: Mr, Livengood, Vera Doug- lass, Claudia Gibson, Melissa Fair, STUCO rep.: Wilma Emrninger, Elaine Grafton, Judy Glenn, Diane Hogg, Sally Heider. BACK ROW: Marion Kane, Norman Lasher, Dan Goldinger, John Jarnack, Eugene Hough, Bob Elwood, STUCO alt.: Dan Lorigan, Terry Collins, Frank Hockenberry, Paul Grafton, pres. ABSENT: Donna Bowser, Pauline Brown, Carole Gruskin, sec,-treas.: Ted Kak- lis s veg:-51: f. 4 V D if SOPHOMORE Homeroom 20'l Mr. Nick Carlesi FRONT ROW: Shirley Beers, Donna Black, Elsie Artrnan, Bruce Black, Marlene Barnhart, Torn Gray, Helen Beck, Ada Barker, Mary Ann Angelo. ROW TWO: Mr. Carlesi, Sandy Bellos, Betty Ashely, Joyce Beatty, STUCO rep.: Connie Bargerstock, v.-pres.: Vonda Beatty, Ben Beckwith, Ken Bauer, Betty Ann Bellas, Louise Boarts, Wanda Bright. BACK ROW: Sally Adelson, pres.: Arlene Eiler, Dave Arnold, Bill Adams, Frank Grates, Mel- yin Grafton, Dan Boring, sec.-treas.: Jim Armstrong, Eddie Anthony, Wynn Abranovic, John Bower. ABSENT: Edward Ashe, Tim Ashe, STUCO alt. Homeroom 202 Mrs. Audrey Brown FRONT ROW: Joe Bridge, Janice Douglass, treas.: Darla Denardo, Jean Bussy, Jackie Buchanan, pres.: Peg Crissman, Nancy Ed- wards, STUCO alt.: Donna Bowser, Lloyd Cornman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Brown, Carol Cochran, Lorraine Costanzo, Peggy Dun- mire, Alverta Brown, Betsy Dineen, STUCO rep.: Mickey Beck, sec.: Barbara Demetris, Pat Cousins, Dan Duncan. BACK ROW: Ralph Gaggini, Dick Cooper, Sam Flick, Bob Brice, Bill Conn, Harry Compbell, Jack Buzard, Ben Bowser, Jim Daly. ABSENT: Terry Cloak, Linda Sheasley, v.-pres. Homeroom 205 Mr. John McConnell FRONT ROW: Mary Hawkins, Ruth Leard, Kay McGann, Judy Harmon, sec.: Janet Lou- gee, Gayle Foster, Carol Claypoole, Loretta Jordan, STUCO rep.: Austin Renfro. ROW TWO: Jim Barnett, Barbara Hidinger, Shirley Brown, Elaine Johnston, Lissa Karp, STUCO alt.: Art Mcllwain, Bob Reeseman, Elsie Mech- ling, Adele McCain, Mr. McConnell. BACK ROW: William Reed, Fred McCollum, Don Goldinger, Dale Bowser, Bob Grafton, Vin- cent Recupero, Peggy Heckman, Karen Lucas, treas., Nancy McKelvey. ABSENT: Bill Gray, v.-pres.: Som Mazzota, pres.: Ted Round. Homeroom 207 Mr. J. Mitchell Blose FRONT ROW: Jae Palinski, Patsy Hidinger, STUCO rep.: Faith Hall, sec.: Carol Hodgson, treas.: Peggy Jones, v.-pres.: Dixie Luke, Helen Swank, Judy Bowser, Howard Lan- caster, ROW TWO: Paul Moore, pres.: Joe Mcllwain, Betty Slagle, Carol Smith, Anita Sparks, Mary Bea Hetrick, Carolyn Knoble, STUCO alt.: Bill Harmon, Mr. Blose. BACK ROW: Jack McGaughey, Ed McElhinney, Wendell McCadden, Lloyd Myers, Judy Nel- son, Barbara Kissinger, Kitty Kielman. AB- SENT: James Benton, Larry Gowetski, Ron Grafton, Shirley Hankey, Delbert Painter. ,An -5: SOPHOMORE .ml- fi ,. , Ti Homeroom 209 Mr, William Crissman FRONT ROW: Carol McCombs, Judy Jordan, Sandy Perry, Madeline Niernczyk, Evelyn Mechling, Glee Lash, sec.: Pat Orr, Carolyn Painter, Owen Bowser, Bill Sink, ROW TWO: Jane Patton, Janet Murphy, Jgniqe MCCUI- lough, Ralpha Martilotti, Deanna Jack, STUCO rep., Mary Horvat, Bob Heilman, v.-pres.: Bill l-le:, 1ers, pres., Mr Crissman. BACK ROW: Joe Shatter, Sophie Myers, Torn Schaub, Paul McDowell, Larry Skinner, STUCO alt.: John Henry, treas. ABSENT: Sarah McDowell Ronald Salsglyer. Homeroom 216 Mr Merle Loch FRONT ROW Ruth Ann Reed Pat Smclanr Ann Shatter Corol Mcnam sec Carol Semmens treos Judy Muller Conme Slagle Pam Scoufe STUCO alt Marnlyn Thompson Bull Schrecengost v pres Ronnre Schultz ROW TWO Ronde Volelc STUCO rep Sondy Pore pres Dorothy SITTTCIK Sclro Smlth Delores Rybarlck Tom Templeton Vernon Wullyord Bull Bowser Ken Smlth Jonet Wogner Mr Loch BACK ROW Ernest Luke Jlrn Anthony Bull Lomlson David Lone Bob Whlted John Trenkle Bob Kilgore David Wlngord Lloyd Lasher Homeroom 221 Mrs Helen Nall FRONT ROW Edna Troup Joanne Wolfe Sandy Wonderlnng Nancy Smrth Jerrr Wogner STUCO rep Elame Walker STUCO alt Etta Mae Walter Karen Wilson Peggy Wrlsan treas Susan Toy ROW TWO Bull Stltt Denny Mcllwann Bob Snyder George Wagner Sue Ann Whitman Jean Wilson Joon Trarster v pres Loss Muller sec Bob Moore Mrs Noll BACK ROW Dean Steele Bull Smrth Bob Westwood Ken Small Don Ellenberger Gary Wonderlung Ralph Wrruck Jxm Mohney Bull McCullough 34 1 . ' ' , , ' , -: , .: ' , A r ' . -7 V, , ' , .- .7 A - : , .1 . -: ' ' , ' , ' , -: , ' , ' , .1 . 1 V I V I r 1 r I 1 I I ' I .- .5 ' ' , .3 , . . : , A ' , , t Jia: Nw gri .ha TOP 1 ' DDLE aorro V X L.-gg'-4 -'Q' W f 'I' Thns IS sfudymg'9 The KHS cheerleaders enfertom ihe FCHS cheerleaders 3 Aftergame dance llllll KH S MENTAL L' L1 L-I l:-'LW Li L7 L7 1 56 I f X U lcd l Srmnlar to the coflee breaks of office and factory employees our school clubs sports and dances provide us with a change from our regular daily routine 1 V-'I 1 l' Jfzlenu wel xi .ll 9 V lu I I ' , :. c, M X . r ' l I Duane Karp Co Ednor Kathleen Henderson Co Ednor SPORTS STAFF Leshe Toy Joe Kerenick, Ray Reaves Mrs. Audrey Brown literary Adviser is TYPISTS Carhy Ellermeyer and Doris Ellermeyer. ABSENT: Peggy Chemelli. KIT HAN N Durrng the past year the ednfors and members of The Kat Han Ne Stall have worked dullgently fo produce a fine year book Sunce The book was sent to a dll ferent publishing company and other um Mr Steve Kropunak Busmess Adviser Mr, C. Raymond Marshall ' Ar? Adviser 25 ' , S. f ' -wr' BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Andrea Waugaman, Sharon Crusan, Rose Mary Quinn, Ruth Semmens. STANDING: Linda Brodhead, Linda Ru- perf, Mary Cryfzer, Mr, Steve Kropinak, Barbara McKeIvey, Sandy Bruce, Nancy Rearlck X, ll4x S X- I ART STAFF SEATED: Jean Bussy, Nancy Flick, Carol Cochran. STANDING: Ernie Mauthe, Mr. C. Raymond Marshall, Adviser: Jane McAtoose. ABSENT: Helen Dale Cooke, Judy Glenn, Photography Editor Sharon Crusan Jr. High Busi ness Manager portant alterations were made, it was found that many problems arose making it even more difficult than usual to main- tain the traditionally high standards. Rose Mary Quinn 5 Sr. High Business Manager f 4 -I if Ray Reaves Sports Editor france' 4 R. '?f-if gl an A ' Q LITERARY STAFF SEATED: Judy John, Helen Davis, Diane Karp, Kathleen Henderson, Kathie Leister. STANDING: Mrs. Audrey Brown, Adviserp Georgia Sedwick, . Joan Miller, Sandy Toy, Janice Faith, Pat Olin- ger, Joan Enterline, Jane Neidig, Jean Neidig. Don Painter Nancy Flick Art Editor 6-V, . , PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Elissa Karp, Don Painter, Marian Rudolph. ' 1- QQ5 .JEATED Joan Savona Sandy Toy Bull Heymers Ed Todd Dorus Ellermeyer Bull Kammerduener Muss Pauline Smuth advuser Polly Ralston Susan Barber Pat Olunger STANDING Melussa Faur Joyce Beatty Elaune Walker Ronde Volek Larrv Skunner Tom Brunson Vonnue Barker Duane Zellefrow Jam Dorgue Duane Karp Margue Hull Luanna Cowan Hulda Methven Letutua Hundman Patsy Hudunger Loretta Jordan ABSENT Helen Dale Cooke Rolf Holmquust Bull Stewart Denny Johnston Bob Fry Juanuta James Patty Vensel Sandy Pore Betsy Duneen Deanna Jack Jerru Wagner The Student Councul of Kuttannung Hugh School guves the student a chance susts of a sponsor Muss Paulune Smuth four officers the class presudents and a representatuve from each homeroom The representatuve attends each weekly meeting on Tuesday and submuts the report to hus homeroom for duscussuon on Wednesday ln the homeroom meet ung suggestuons for umprovements un the school are duscussed and each student has a chance to brung up any complaunts or suggestuons Thus year STUCO has sponsored many prouects One of the biggest us the Foreugn Exchange Student Program Thus us the second year for thus wonder ful program Kuttannung Day Student Teacher Day the Magazine Campcugn and the Communuty Chest Fund Druve are but a few of the actuvutues whuch are all work of the councul Much has been done thus year to umprove school spurut A committee us constantly busy working on ways to un crease the amount of spurut among the students Competutuve contest proved to be most successful STUDE T COUNCIL J' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SEATED Doris Ellermeyer Treasurer Sandy Pore Secretary Bull Kcummerduener Presldent Ed Todd Vuce Presudent STANDING Muss Paulune Smuth Sponsor Bull Stewart Sr Class Rep Denny Johnston .Ir Class Rep Bull Heymers Soph Class Rep 60 Nh I .td Q - all - . . u . .ffl ' to voice his opinions. The council con- , , , , , Q? u ' . if I . . ,, N- . , . egg it B 5' SEATED Dr Burt Dunmnre Mr Wayne Creswell Mr Harry Funk Mr Paul Breon Lous Muller Nancy Tatsak Muss Jean Paunter Vurgunua Wulluams Mr Wade Hall STANDING Larry Sparks Ron Johnston Jum Hawk Mr Steve BQARD OF ACTIVITIE Q0 The Board of Actuvutues the hughest govern ung body un Kuttannung Hugh School to whuch students may belong was proposed and organ uzed un T921 by Clyde W Cranmer The board consusts of fifteen members the Superuntendent the Sr Hugh Pruncupal the Jr Hugh Pruncupal a representatuve of the school board an alumnus a treasurer two faculty representatuves a Stu dent Councul representatuve and sux student rep resentatuves Each year the sophomore gurl elected to the board acts as secretary and a faculty mem ber serves as treasurer The purpose of thus organuzatuon us to pro mote the efflcuency of all the school actuvutues through a unuficatuon of control It serves as an advusory group to the Student Councul arranges dates of all school functuons and supervuses mat ters that pe taun to chool organuzatuons lt also sponsorst M ance Eac actuv must submut a tentatuve budget to he r the followung year Also each actuvu must mut requests for all money mak mg rouect w uch ut es to undertake the ty ommuttee ap ounted to make a ud of ach bu g ke a report on ut sem' Y KW the first sda ch school month h ga uzato eets nuthelbctuvutues room p ual m etun may al e alled by the pre yy cer Mr Paul hus group guves tu ents a valuable lets un student gov ern D bl .GM . . . . ' 5 J t a ' . I 1 1 'll llrlebl X l. u . Mr. P Y d I r V ,s VHA lu Y A X n O . I t l - uk L i .v l Bxvr ,xULJ 500 JJ . X A QW XFN Flju Mp - nr! S I I on '. . he It ,Ulu VX Q' X K 'xx 'K 6 N K - X ' ' 1 - XJ - X . EDT. X. ' lu v KJ T, 'J T u lv f A , lkll lx u f X M u l lj ll ugluululklll 6' ,fx '-H 1 Www.. T X li x XX ! Nancy Breon 'l ' A f Editor xxx f. V, fl , l ' A X , t - r ti ' 'Ns' ' ' X AX , , 4 1, . 3 s .7 WW 'QB- JCURNALISM CLASS SEATED: Nancy Breon, Clarice Rupert, Sandy Sipes, Sue Mattax, Diane Wheeler. STANDING: Mr. Merle Loch, ad- viser: Frank Slagle, Mary Ellen Bowser, Joyce Brown, Gerri Bowser, Denny Lawrence, Helen Dale Cooke. ABSENT: Betty Brown, Jim Scardina, photographer. TYPING STAFF FRONT ROW: Vernie Barker, Liz Miller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Thelma Suckling, adviser, Cathy Ellermeyer, Letitia Hindman. BACK ROW: Sandra Bruce, Melda Hawkins. ABSENT: Rose Mary Quinn. This year Kittanning High School has returned to the publication of a printed paper. The Keystone Publishing Company in Berwick, Pa., has done the printing. Previously a mimeographed paper was published weekly, but this year the stat? published eight issues or approximately one each month. Students are encouraged to keep copies of printed newspapers as souvenirs of their school experiences. Mr. Merle Loch is the literary adviser of the journalism stat? composed of twelve students: Mrs. Thelma Suclcling and her staff of six students handle the typing. HI-SPOTS Mr. Merle Loch Mrs. Thelma Suckling literary Adviser Typing Adviser .ans fs' ,gr W Q? 'H' .A.A. assist in the physical educa tion classes. FRONT ROW: Carol Hodgson, Gale Ricket, Jean Younkins, Miss Mary Montgomery, adviser, Sue Mattox, Fay Claypoole, Shirley Pore SECOND ROW: Mary Bea Hetrick, Nancy Hagenmiller, Patsy Hidinger, Jackie Buchanan Joyce Delp Darla DeNardo Vonda Beatty Connie Bar erstock, I , 1 1 Q Joyce Beatty, Donna Black, Edith Uliski, Judy Transue. THIRD ROW: Loretta Jordan, Randy Volek, Peggy Jones, Linda Sheasley, Nancy Edwards, Betty Jo Brown, Vivian Evans, Joy McMillen, Judy Johnson, Arleen Eiler, Judy Gilhousen, FOURTH ROW: Marlene Barnhart, Sandy Pore, Betsy Dineen, Janice Douglas, Jeanann Sturgeon, Bonnie Rau, Judy Gabler, Emily Stinchcomb, Carol Johnson, Nancy DeFeo, Vonnie Barker, Ruth Wonderling. FIFTH ROW: Betty Kay Ashley, Mary Ann Angelo, Elsie Artmon, Ann Schaffer, Dorothy Simcik, Sandy Belles, Melda Hawkins, Nancy Silves, Jon Buzord, Jean Gallagher, Barb Adams, Vernie Barker. BACK ROW: Carole Morvick, Mary Jo Corley, Kathy Miller, Sally Shaner, Polly Savona, Mary Ellen Rupp, Gerry Bowser, Mary Vanderlin, Elaine Rancher, Judy Younkins, Dorothy Pore, Suvilla Porter, Carole Helm. DRAMATICS CLUBS The Dramotics Clubs give the partici- pants an opportunity to develop their crea- tive abilities and to develop poise and 'rv' confidence. fs TUESDAY FRONT ROW: Sandy Hoye, Nancy Tatsak, Mary Bea Hetrick, Jackie Buchanan, Diane Dineen, Mary Hawkins, Shirley Hankey, Janice McCullough. SECOND ROW: Peggy Schrecengost, Karyl Stivoson, Lindo Brodhead, Gayle Foster, Gerry Bowser, Carole Gruskin, Ellen Dineen, Jean Bussy, Liz Miller, Madeline Niemczyk. THIRD ROW: Coral Cochran, Ken Humphrey, Ernie Mauthe, Mrs. Janet Loch, adviser: Howard Levine, Som Mazzotta, Jane Patton. THuRsDAv - Q C 5 t FRONT ROW: Mrs, Janet Loch, adviser: Sally Heider, Melissa Fair, Polly Savona, Juanita Hook, Nancy Flick, Patty Olinger, Marian Rudolph, Donna Smith, Kathie Leister. LYING DOWN: Bob Hill. SECOND ROW: Lindo Rupert, Betsy Dineen, Margie Hill, Juanita James, Jeanann Sturgeon, Jean Neidig, Jaan Savona, Mary Ellen Rupp, Polly Ralston, Jane Neidig, BACK ROW: John Vongrey, Mary Lou Lattanzio, Randy Volek, Geor- gia Sedwick, Peggy Weise, Clarice Rupert, Ruth Sem- mens, Helen Dale Cooke, Hilda Methven, Janet Stone, Sandy Toy, Dave Lindeman. G.A.A. is open to all girls interested in sports These girls help arrange the intramural program and K X P 1 I 1 PROJECTIONIST CLUB E -4!P'.y -- ' xf 'J ,Q FRONT ROW: Ginny Williams, Bob Hill, Joan Enterline, Mr. J. Mitchell Blose, adviser, Bill Olinger, Fred Geidel, Craig Schaefter. ROW 2: Tom Thomas, Sally Heider, Kitty Keilman, Carolyn Knoble, Sue Whitman, Peggy Weise, Nancy Flick, Dorothea Flemm, Judy Johnston, Janet Wagner. BACK ROW: Dick Cooper, Ken Beere, Jim Armstrong, Don Suriano, Tom Cunningham, Jim Scarclina, Ray Rosenberger, John Benton, Bill Shatter, Bill Johnson, Dave Brink, Tim Ashe. The Proiectionist Club serves the school in numerous ways. Not only does it supply proiectionists to run films, but it keeps all the audio-visual equipment in working condition. Craig Schaeffer and Fred Geidel, Co-head pro- F. T. A. r- 64 iectionists, check an opaque proiector. The Future Teachers of America Club helps the stu- dents who plan to be teachers by discussing the profession, not only among themselves but with special guests from the teaching field. SEATED: Kittie Keilrnan, Gerry Bow- ser, Mary Ellen Bowser, Sally Shaner, Janice Faith, Barb White, Miss Caro- lyn Titzell, adviser, Joan Enterline, Dorothea Flemm. STANDING: Carol Semmens, Joan Reed, Tom Benton, Bill Olinger, Joy McMillen, Diflfte Karp, we ' - . 'X 1.x VM, ,K L--4 ' . 1 l X 'T A I J I . 'V' ff' , FUTURE URSES This club ocquaints its members with opportunities in the medical profession. The girls sponsor service for county health organizations. SEATED: Jean Shaffer, Joyce Brown, Leota Kuhn, Carole Helm, Ann Shaffer. STANDING: Mrs. Mary Elder, Advisor, Dorthy Pore, Catherine Reed, Pat Ven- sel Barbara McKelvey Jean Neidig Vivian Evans Jean Yee ABSENT Jane Neidig 'Qlv 4 , 1 f A 5, 5 4: 5 -l um' r LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club gives training in library procedures and renders valuable service to the school, SEATED: Melda Hawkins, Barbara Kirkwood, Janet Kissinger, Jean Wilson, Anita Sparks, Joan Traister, Carole Dargue, Dianne Hogg, Lettie Frick. ROW TWO: Miss Martha Mitchell, Advisor, Darlene Benton, Freda French, Rosalie Crytzer, Veronica Barile, Marilyn Thompson, Darla De Nardo, Helen Swank, Carol Smith, Bernice McQuown, Anna KGrtiSl1. ROW THREE: Peggy Crisgmgn, Jegn Shaffer Betty Brocious, Mary Horvat, Barb Demetris, Nila Mauthe, Raphla Jean Martillotti, ROW FOUR: Carole Edwards, Peggy Edwards, Lois Miller, Carol McCombs, Betty Kay Ashley, Mary Ann Angelo, Linda Sheasley, Barbara Kissinger, Francis Jordan. ABSENT: Mary Lee Crytzer, Peggy Dunmire, Arlene Eiler, Shirley Toy. USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club provides ushers for school and community pro- grams. lt teaches its members proper dress and courtesy in this service. SEATED: Carol Johnston, Judy Johnston, Sara Schrecengost, Judy Torr, Connie McGarvey, Marvene Snyder. ROW TWO: Miss Mabel Shaffer, Advisor, Sonie Cogley, Carole Edwards, Kathleen Kozicki, Marina Christos. BACK ROW: Pat Murphy, Jean Yee, Elaine Walker, Kay Denardo, Janet Arner, Jean Shatter. ABSENT: Darlene Benton, Delores Smith. MATH CLUB The Math Club inspires interest in recreational mathematics. The art of memorization is one of its activities. SEATED: William Olinger, Tom Cunningham, Mr. J, Mitchell Blose, Advisor, Dorothea Flemm, Margaret Leasure. STANDING: Tom Brun- son, Wynn Abranovic, Harold Lancaster, Donald Suriano, Barb De- metris, Joan Reed. ABSENT: Carol Dargue. 94.15 D , 2 . H, 1 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Scholarship Club acquaints college preparatory students with the scholastic requirements ot various institutions of learning. SEATED: Bob Haggart, Joan Savona, Virginia Williams, Sandra Barthel, Don- na Smith, Nancy Breon, Diane Zellelrow. STANDING: Miss Rachael Painter, Advisor, Bill Mateev, Russell Arner, Ed Bowers, Bill Stewart, Ed Wingard, Delo Heilman. ABSENT: George Artman, William Ashe, Mary Ellen Bowser, Barbara White, Patty Hawk, Judy John, Larry Sparks, Ed Todd. 'ruff' I A ll . 'Xl ci 'L if fl F,!vQ gy' Q C T 5 ll -, -T RADIO CLUB Mft it 7 D S At Radio Club meetings the techniques of radio production are learned. The students U Nq i9 I' participate in local radio programs and make announcements over the public address F WX system. 11 XA sg XA C JV UQ . il FRONT ROW: Shirley Campbell, Sonie Cogley, Loretta Jordan, Mary Ellen Bowser, V 3 ROW TWO: Judy Miller, Joan Walter, Mary Vanderlin, Sharon Crusan. ROW THREE: fly C -Q O NC., N ,x Carol McKain, Marina Christos, Carole Olinger, Polly Ralston. ROW FOUR: Lois Adams 'B Diane Zellefrow, Donna Smith, Sandi Painter. ROW FIVE: Tim Ashe, Carol Mechling, ix XX Q XI, cd ,vxxgx . Q V Nancy McKelvey,RClaudia GibsonQROW SIX: Mickey Beck, Sally Adelsan, Joan Savon Ruth Semmens. BACK ROW: Carole Gruskin, Bill ShaHer, Sarn Mazzotta, Howarc Levine. ABSENT: Carol Claypoole, Mrs, Mildred Montaomerv, Advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Promoting the appreciation ot the joys and satistactions of home- making is the purpose of the Future Homemakers of America group. SEATED: Jane Barker, Sarah Schrecengost, Kathie Miller, Janet Arner, Vivian Evans, Betty Brown, Marlene Yates, Zelda John. STANDING: Ada Barker, Wanda Bright, Jo Ann Kness, Alice Waugaman, Mrs. Betty Maise, Advisor, Emily Stinchcornb, Helen Beck, Joanne Marrapode, Sandy Kissinger, Peggy Leasure. Y's,l,,XxX ix Xiu I U... FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS This club is sponsored by the National Business Education As- sociation. It acquaints business st 'ents with the problems they will face in the business held. SEATED: Darlene Benton, Janet Arner, Susan Barber, Irma Ben- ton, Mrs. Madge Stewart, Advisor. STANDING: Freda French, Kathryn Anthony, Peggy Edwards, Judy Tarr, Jo Ann Kness, fnrole Edwards. Jane Barker. Karl.. . . H 'Y iiwsluw Manu! ,e ,em .W ww-wmm.W.f.w,.WM, M, - angina VARSITY CLUB The Vorsity Club promotes good fellowship omong othletei, stimulotes interest, ond fosters good sportsmonship. The club sponsors ofter-gome donces ond buys the winning intramural teoms individuol owords. FRONT ROW: Fred Bussy, Andre Volek, Jim Belles, Ken Alls- house, Sid Moss, George Webster, Jock Kordes. ROW TINO: Clem Rosenberger, Jock Boum, Bloine Costonzo, Jock Atwood, John Corley, Bill Henry, Bill Shilling, Bob Hoye, Bill Willis. BACK ROW: John Benton, Bob John, Joe Visnovsky, Richord Howk, John Grofton, Dove Shick, Howord Levine, John Bechtel, Terry Hellgren. ABSENT: Bert Toy, Bill Johnson, Dove Lindemon, Bob Fry, Reno Cowon, Ken Humphrey, Bill Stewort, Bob Gewge Ed Todd. CONSERVATION CLUB The Conservotion Club helps ocouoint the boys with the out-of- doors. Eoch boy hos on outside proiect which he mokes ond brings in, FRONT ROW: Bob Johnson, Roy Mook, George Shofier, Bill Templeton, Rolph Trithort, Delmar Jock. ROW TWO: Dove Skin- wer, Roy Bowser, Bill Lornison, Fronk Willis, Bert Stewort, Roy Rosenberger, Mr. Horold Duppstodt, Advisor. BACK ROW: Jim Schoenecker, Jim Howkins, Joy Acklin, Ernest Luke, Bob Mont- gomery, Bill Johnson, Jim Torr, ABSENT: Don Shofier, Lester Mechling, Emmett Mcllwoin, Bob Hill, Bob Hough, Tom Groy, Ted Hooks LATIN CLUB The purpose ot the Lotin Club is to further the interest of the students in Mythology ond oncient Rome. This is done by reoding ond discussing Myths. FRONT ROW: Dortheo Flemrn, Mrs Helen Noll, Advisor, Carole Dorgue. BACK ROW: Horry Campbell, Bill Conn, Rolf Holme quist, Bill Morgon, ABSENT: .lockie Buchonon, RIFLE CLUB The purpose ot the Rifle Club is to develop hobits ot sotety in use ot fire-orms ond to promote good morksmonship. FRONT ROW: Dick Scoiie, Edword Hill, Poul Groy, Delrror Jock, Poul Cloypool, ROW TWO: Roy Mook, John Forringer, Albert Quinn, Dorrell Hepler, Russell Arner, Bud Stover. BACK ROW: Gordon King, Eugene Cerutti, Jim Torr, Bill Johnson, Jim Howke ins, Mr, Horry Duncon, Advisor. ABSENT: Ron Groy, Bob Hough, Emmett Mcllwoin. K YV un I gn cu TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y attempts to establish, maintain, and extend good Christian character throughout the home, school, and corn- rnunity, This club sent two delegates to a United Nations Assem- bly held in Harrisburg. FRONT ROW: Shirley Cafhpoefl, Joyce Brown, Shirley Titus, Nan' cy Matthews, Suvilla Porter, Leota Kuhn ROW TWO: Hrs Avanelle Grafton, Advisor, Doris Beatty, Nay Elaine Grafton, Janice McCullough, Jo Ann Kness, Jean lf. son, Joan Traister, Sandy Sipes. BACK ROW: Barbara Kirkwood Pat Sinclair, Ruth Ann Reed, Catherine Reed, Sophie Myers, t-faoel Larifner, Shirley Hankey, Lois Miller, ABSENT: Janet Kissinger, Dixie Luke, Sylvia Neal, Delaris Rybarik, Diane Wheeler. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club gives interested students 2 chance to better understand the feld at ngturgl 55,6-ice yhfcggm eXDe,:,,e,,yG,,O,,! dissection, and the use ol hs r-i aids Each rnerraer has an individual proect This yegr we QLD 5575510 ,J Swami, pm, held inthe qatetoriqnl FRONT ROW: 'eo Greer 'J' ,:cre, N s' Advisor, Ken E934 Paul Moore ROW TWO: Zeaa John Sys, icgsmgefv JGSME N-Ufwpodei 'C' G'9Yf JG A Kness ROW THREE: Ted Roma, David Lone, Dowd Vvlirggrg RQW FOUR: VZ., vfckyer, 'Ce B d39f Ed f'-She Eli Scnrecergost, Bruce Bc:-, Ed tlcE'n Ney, RO' Sflwllzei 5' T9 F?l5l5'f 'Zh' Yernpletoc Eco Ewoca BACK ROW: Dowd -noemw Jn Huw, iw, oeweisr ABSENT1 Dick Scanlon, Joe Kerenick, Denny Lawrence PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ln Photography Qub the nnerrbers learn to take, develop, Gnd enlarge pictures, They learned to understand CGVWGVG construction and function FRONT ROW: Juanita Hook, Alice liftlaugoman, Helen Beck, Joanne Marrapooe Danne Hogg, Rosalie Crytzer, ROW TWO: Mr Ted Round, Advisor, Sandy Mechling, Jarnes Scadina, Dick Coober, Darryl Kennedy, Howard He-trick, Nancy Kness, Denny Johnston. BACK ROW: Ron- ald Hill, Dick Scaite, Don Painter, Rolt Holrnquist, Deon Steele, Ed Mctielvey, Bill Srnith, ABSENT: Stan L9Grd, Gordon King, Jane Barker, Alex Forodori, Polly Brown, Vera Douglass. OUT-OF-DOORS CLUB The Outeot-Doors Club is rnainly a question and answer club. The sponsor tries to answer any QUGSNOOS Wl1iClW the rnernbers may have concerning the Outfof-doors. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Cornrnah, Vernon Willyord, George Mechling, Ralph Yount, Ralph Goggini, Robert SfWd9V Darrell Hepler, Bill Sink, Austin Renfro ROW TWO: George Wagner, Albert Quinn, Torn Templeton, Howard Hetrick, Bill Ashe, Gary Wonderling, Russell Arner, Bob Whited, Bill McCullough, Mr, Harold Duppstadt, AdviS0f' ROW THREE: Dan Goldinger, Vince Walker, Paul Gray, Rancid Grafton, David Frieri, Dick Scoite, Bob Hough, Paul Claypool. BACK ROW: Eugene Cerutti, David Grif- hth, Jim Benton, Jack McGaughey, Ed McElliriney, Ray Rogalski, Lloyd Myers, Nick Metrakoudes. 10.4 nf +i'w-r' Q.--'VW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each year outstandung students are rewarded for theur abulutues un enruchung the lute of our school by beung elected to membershup un the Natuonal Honor Socuety Futteen percent of the senuor class and seven percent of the uunuor class compruse the Natuonal Honor Socuety of Kuttannung Hugh School All students un the upper thurd of the class are eluguble however thus does not guarantee membershup The members are chosen by the faculty who consuder the stu dents value to the school un leadershup abuluty hrs character and hus servuce to the student body un extra currucular actuvutues The newly elected members are unutuated durung an umpressuve assembly whuch us conducted by the senuor members Thus assembly us desugned not only to unutuate the new members and present them wuth theur puns but ut us an attempt to make the Natuonal Honor Socuety respected and honored un the school Thus year the Natuonal Honor Socuety became not uust a group of people but a workung helpung organuzatuon Settung out to prove themselves worthy of theur mem bershup the members assusted teachers durung the last days of school un June l956 The Natuonal Honor Socuety also sponsored a Back to School Get Acquaunted dance uru September before school began The officers elected last year were Ruchard Stevuck presudent Januce Fauth vuce presudent .lean Guspansku secretary treasurer Ruchard Stevuck moved durung the sum mer so Januce Fauth assumed the dutues of the presudency tor thus year The Natuonal Honor Socuety us now an unduspensuble part of Kuttannung Hugh School and all those students who are elected to uts membershup have reason to feel proud MEMBERS ELECTED IN I956 SEATED Susan Barber Jean Guspansku Joan Enterlune Mary Ellen Bowser Duane Karp Patty Hawk Januce Fauth Patty Olunger ROW TWO Polly Ann Ralston Kathue Leuster Nancy Breon Kathleen Hen derson Nancy Fluck Helen Dale Cooke Eluzabeth Muller BACK ROW Darrel Hepler Bull Kammerduener Bull Stewart Tom Cunnungham ABSENT Duck Sfevuck 69 I I . , ' 1 1 I I I ' - 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' - ' , . 3 4 B Q L ,, 1 1 . -' 1' -Y, 5 N' V , 55 , 51.4 Y - ' Z 1 ,' Q . ' f M I i 7' - .. fy f ' l ,u I Ag, ' 1 , ' ,Ll ' 5 wr ' 'Ts T , W- I Q I u S l 'V Y' . ' Q 5- 4 ' I Q. W V . I N I , I' M1 1 J L 'ig' s ' x f T 13, . I s in Q I I . A , , Z I I 41 Y I 1 - I I I - I 1 I A 1 1 ' f, f tx 'Y SENIOR PLAY CAST SEATED Virginia Williams Clarice Rupert Diane Wheeler, Miss McClintock, Polly Ann Ralston, Donna Smith, Joan Savona Kathie Leister Joan Enterline Helen Dole Cooke. STANDING: Sandy Sipes, Ruth Sernmens, Bill Mcteer Lanny Pryor Ray Moak Craig Schaefter, .lim Klugh, Andre Volek, Bob Hill, Don Painter, HGME SWEET HOMICIDE HOME SWEET HOMOCIDE is a comic mystery centering around Marian Carstairs, a widowed young mystery writer and her three conniving children, Dinah April, and Archie. Mrs. Sanford, the Carstair's neighbor, is murdered and the children decide To solve the murder. Mr. Wallie Sanford, a weak, well meaning chap, finds himself suspected of his wife-'s murder. The children hide Mr. Sanford in their old playhouse while they try to find the real killer. At the same time the children, attempting to End a romantic interest for their mother, recruit a good looking police lieutenant who is often taken back by their antics. Things start happening when Dinah, April, and Archie throw a party to distract the attention of the police while their friends search the Sanford house. The papers, found in the house, and the discovery that Mr. and Mrs. Charington are quite interested in these findings, brings the whole matter to a close. The children are rewarded by the announcement of their rnother's coming marriage to the lieutenant. X . 1... 4 ! x . . - M- 4.5 ,, vpn ' v intl 'T J ' ' - - . 8 y -is i Q , I ' 1 it Q... 5 Zoo! 151 fffiffd' ' ' MJ' 4054 Arc rf , Zgffvffljgilf i ' . CAST LFNIQRSPLZYO r T f 1 r .V FRONT ROW: Denny Johnston, Nancy Silvis, Patty Vensel, Doris Ellermeyer, Peggy Schrecongost. ROW TWO: Letitia Hindman, Georgia Sedwiclc, Margie Hill, Joe Kereniclc. Diane Dineen, Mary Lau Lattanzio, Bill Tern leton ROW THREE Ernie Mauthe Ed Todd Cathy Ellerrneyer Mrs Janet Loch, Sally Shaner, phrey, Leslie Toy Dave Linderrian NO MORE HOMEWORK Based on a true newspaper story, No More Homework is the account of what happens when a force of circumstances pro pells three high school students into the roles of principal, vice principal, and school secretary in a typical high school. When Pamela Jones was elected student council president, never in her wildest dreams did she forsee her many problems. Should she stand behind an unpopular teacher? Should she punish the star athlete? Buzz Bailey, Pamela's boyfriend with more freckles than brains hnds himself doubling as vice-principal and home e teacher. Many complications swiftly arise. Before long, the entire school seems upside down, and everybody-but everybody-is down on Pamela, She even has to fill in for Tallulah Ploetz who had the lead in the school play at the last minute. Then somehow, with the return of Mr. Lundquist, the real principal, situations manage to right themselves, and Pam and Buzz and the rest of the school return to normal. Well-more or lessl li 'u L x I . .' .LM-Q.-...Q -., 4-r-:M I ' A 1 l S' I 5 tix ,. 3 l l r i ffl S lag T' 25 E o Z Q1 'a D' 4 cn .3 ' S C3 rn 1 1 f cn O 2 ui W .. P - I o i o - 0. i- rn 5. 3 . 9' P U-1 um ffl Z , I' 9 Ft i i Q Q ro ro , O' 7 'il 0 ' ' h T S ,f fr 5 . 1 ij ,2 LQ.: Q ,. T 'B 'ar ' XJ 1 , C Q .,,.,......3-if-avg, .O y ...........-Q , 4 p w,.,,,......---- I EE :IEW- -Q53 5 .. ., S 3 ,, -,,-.,.....-..,,,....f, Ji.-f ,,........--vm ' 'X I ----.....l.,'-1--Q C s 3 .-....,, ,Q 4 g , , -Q T' T 'fi 'E .-an-5-4K 1'T . ,Y I N f' F 9 Y t -vi I '-it -1- -if n -4 ,yfeo AJJ A-fl F rc Z2 I. FRONT ROW: Mr. Arthur Wolter, Director, Mary Ellen Bowser, Nancy Silvis, Sally Shaner, Janice Faith, Judy John, Kothie Leister, Donna .lean Smith, Joan Enteri-e, Helen Dole Cooke, .loan Sovono, Accom- ponist. ROW TWO: Joyce Brown, Pot Hawk, Polly Ralston, Mary Bea Hetrick Sandy Perry, Lindo Sheasley, Borbaro Vvhite, Noncy Flick, Liz Miller. ROW THREE: Caro Scaite, Sandy 'of C'::rice Rupert, Jezncznrie Sturgeon, Lois Adarns, Ruth Sernrners, Gerry Bowser seane Gisbonski, Jean Vitale, Sylvia Neal, Janet Stone. ROW FOUR: Leslie Toy, Ray Reoves, Paul Moore, Howard Hetrick, Ralph Goggini, Denny Johnston George Webster, Ed Todo, Ernie Mauthe, Jornes Arrrstrong ROW FIVE: Dick Scanlon, Joe Kerenick, Jerry Steiner, John Trenkle, Sow Mazzoto, Howard Levine, Jock Atwood, Robert Ewood, Paul Grottor, Delo Heilmon, BACK ROW: Lou Elliot, Robert A, Grattfus, Bl' Schotter, Ed 'N ngard, David Lindefnor, Ton' Schoub, Dehfy Lawrence Jvc Sc:'d S, Edward F-'thcny Bob Kilgore ABFENT: Beve'ly Eddinge' Bob Fry, Ken Hufnshrey, Carole Olinger, Roger Trenkle CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir, whose me-rnbers are chosen by oudition, pro- vides music tor speciol occasions such cs cornnwencernent ond school assemblies. The Wop' activities ot the :he f 'iclcde the onnool Candle' light Service and an operetto. Renearso s are held twice weekly ond ore included in the regulor clossroorn schedule. Kittonning was well represented at various music testivols this yeor by chosen rnernbers ot the choir. N A QHEISTMAQ TDMINEV Ci-ai' 9 7 2 Y VL 'X x, 'N3YfgkxaWS . 1 J 'Q ik LWQ 'afv 1 Q V7IG9j 'ir :l'i.' A r' . 3 I jyvx U W wc Q96 vw uw X6-3'43ciXg1'-'V 1 'ENE Xb .N SEM ,, 4 Xiu ' J V he Ev 5 ul, .Z1.LCL X4 I . -M49 qzaf' 4zL tw wq f W K4 Y ' ,164 'Ll' L M T F ffffx SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS JUNIOR ATTENDQNTSI SENIQR ATTENDANTS Loreho Jordon Ge0 QiU Sedwick ',.,l'ug L L .x PONY Olinger Lf-'YYY GOWGYSH Jim Hawk fy 1- L I Andre Volek ,. ' J 74 LC?8fQf'k1f 6,066 Q14 H0121 4' fq J- lim. Qknzs 1 s . SENIOR ATTENDANTS JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Donna Smith Peggy Schrecengost Joyce Beony J fy S D YJ h B II H y 'Na QF' of E ' . 4 ' ! .pf-kr, I 'HT Q , up lr-A .': IR V , .L . 2.2 VL A ,-I f M25 :l' ' Q N 4. , J f 1 ' .s 1 Q E il- .0 ,1 I x pcsl? L qt 5 ,A 6, lifvfi' I I :Q - mx -v N no n, L 333911 3'.x.e,.1G dmlg r ::', 9:9 Mx.. A L ' 9 it 1 4 0.5. A z ue fi li 1 . 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' 76 ,eff XM' XZ 4 V,zfeZKUfffWW f AMW as 90 .fi fl My Gif UV' JUNIOR GIRLS NT Morgle HN Pegg, Sch ecefwgost J cmwfu Jo A BACK D sEIIer veye G-2 g Sedmq EQ' W WMI! ww f ,fb 5155 SOPHOMORE BOYS FRONT BH Hey y B K 5 M 0 k BIIGc1y JUNIOR BOYS J o BACK Jo X Fm 17 MQ ff f J ,V j V 1- I LI' , C-I I I' 1 P' if vc, rj I If X - V ' 2- ,, f T If I ' ,ww E I O O I , n .r r f' k 6 . , 22 V I it .X 1 rx 'ni' R: I4 A V, fi mn. Q J. '9 V gif' ,. . fgx- vx 'P :pr ' 5 Q QR gvagu , xy .u Y - f 4 1103. ,sj I Y . .s 'I' , I ' ,Q ' I A nn I , 'egg' 'IW I, i X K 'I' y-N 9 ,+L , tau, by r M I I 1 I . V -I ig? I I W - w l f ' L OSP.-:Nag vp V' I vga' '-yeah P 2:32. An 11 '. U , I I J v VU! 5' 1 an M I 1 N 5, , I V IJ J Ix f ,. C I z i mers, Lorf Sxmner. AC z om ozz I Gowefs i, i r . 2 Q' f X.. v f im Hawk, Denny J hnstorw. : e Keren k Ho . A ard Lev d I . f I I I X 5 I 1 was Nl Mr, Colonno, we The Class of '57, olong wifh The forrner ond future classes of K.H.S., wish to Thonk you for the effort you put forth in furflqlering our knowledge of music ond mu- sic lreciotion. Your work, which hos been so wellx one, will never be loroorren of K.H.S. ff. xl TZ ' f -' ' , f ' ,f 'Q Q V ,, 4- ...,.::y,,Vx..,.,..,..,,.,,.,.,W,M.AM.,,,,,W,,,-,,.,.,... M I: , . 4 V V H ' ' ':- 4 I ' 1 -A ff f , QC , ifw'v1 is - ' 1 is V' , 'Mfr' , .1 if I4 ,. ,WWW , R ,7 X , -1 . fl if . i' V ' wr fu r ' v ' Wsqg ,J wl'fz.!',, ,:, , iv, K, I , kd' - m I , 1: n 1 N ' . Ai uh f. V L :lb M ii K -, M . mmm- : , , , ,. X 1 tk .L k , P W , I L ,, wfa, -Ek sg - 5 1 xl 5 . Z f Q: . f , Q.. rr - A A xml ' ,- ' H x i t . y-I i I 6 A ix I 'A 5 4 ,, K, 1 W f S k f - 5 7. - sl - ' 2 - , 1 . ' 1 f f' li ' 1 xi 52 I ,Q ff QA Ckgf E! K ' w ' I Ig.. J AX 2, W. NN k I 1 ' . , qu, ,, A . rv- '- 6E1' 1511 W- J , . x H ' L U. X A X, jfs .5 9- Q 51, Mgr 3 . v, - , 5,1 wma, - W, - -Q K' - '? -' -M X ,,-. 5 ---- T521 4- - nf M fain. iff-' N-KP . h M ' ,, '. ,Q-A -f I . f'.,f3,- .if Yi. -F. 4 Y' ,K K ' 7 g 1' iTW f7'Lf'..fQ .J Q -7' 1: 'VZ Xf fx I l X3 1 1 , f-5 - ' KK-.: 'f 1K'.. I.- 3 f4f', T i Lv Z' xN i, ,.,,. S .7Sifai+ W, ,ggi jig 4 U ' 'Og QW' 3' H '1i'af- 5 ,. T raw s i GQ i ORCHESTRA ,Q A ,ff X115-N49 A 1 uf? 'X .K 4 fl 2,2 iz, 5'-V ' Eff. I , 1 9 1 The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. James V. Colonna, plays for the class plays, assemblies, and other various school activities. FRONT ROW: Nancy Smith, Janice Faith, ROW TWO: Diane Rush, Helen Davis ROW THREE: Pat Hawk, James McClelland. ROW FOUR: Barb White, Ed Wingard. ROW FIVE: Barb Mclielvey, Mary Frick. BACK ROW: Denny Johnson, Jim Schrecengost, Jim Scardina, Sue Whitman, Helen Bechtel, Lanny Pryor, Dick Cooper, Ran Salsgiver, Joan Enterline, Mr. James Colonna, director, Joy Acklin, Jim Klugh, Lester Mechling, Carolyn Knoble. At Piano: Jean Gispanski, Judy Miller. A1 Bell Lyre: Jean Wible. 80 1 X ,fx g'rssowte'rs orfso 'It KH5 NE N TR FAc'ron 8 . pl QQMWVH-xr' . 52' I 'H Q ' ' Q I ,, . x .u gxjl 5' .Q ' ' x . I X 5'2 ' 175,21 1 N f 9 Wig H ' if :il ,X 15 1 L. ,, L moeto! osef. Q' Company sponsored reams provide physucol ocruvuty ond recreofuon workers lust os our school feoms ond mtromurgis provude un opporwmty for rrwferested students 1 O Improve Their pr1y5 C skrlls K L L 'M 'fvlfil QW 'f .VJ J QL N my VL if 77 imrwfi Q! QV W E -4. o Li E 'C N Jf'IJHoo5f John'Carley Blaine Costanzo .4 I' 44 -xA 1 Ken Allshouse Halfback ., ,f ... X? John Benton Fullback End Rena Cowan Halfback 1' nv' 4 we-:A . 1 Bill Ashe Halfback Fred Bussy Guard . 'hx End John Grafton Tackle Q if ,l .1 7 , Q. Jack Baum John Bechtel Jim Bellas End End Halfback 24 SENICRS PLAY KITTANNING VS. WASHINGTON TWP This was it-the hrst game of the year for the Wild- cats. The anxious waiting paid oft for us as we downed the Washington Twp. Raiders with plenty of power to spare. With a start like this it looked as if it would be a good year for K.H.S. At the end of the game the scoreboard read 26-O. KITTANNING VS. INDIANA After beating Washington Township, the team was in high spirits for a surprising Indiana squad. The Indi- ans led from the very beginning. Their speed and power overwhelmed the hard-Hghting Wildcats. The Kats did manage to tally one goal but this was not enough. The Indians ended up on top with a score of 20 to 7. KITTANNING VS. PUNXSUTAWNEY Looking for a win over the tough Woodchucks, the Cats were high in spirit when they took the field. The first half was nip and tuck all the way. But soon the big Punxy backs plowed their way through the Wildcat line. The game ended with Punxy winning 25-6. Bob Haggart Ken I-taye End Halfbock Bill Henry Center , 21,05 4 fa wh? Q. . if -tv-4 , 4 t ...is ts'-as. John Hetrick Bob John Bill Johnson Roy Maok Sid Moss End Tackle Tackle End Holfback FINAL YEAR WITH K. H KITTANNING VS. REDBANK VALLEY Two defeats in a row are a hard thing to take, but Kittanning was out to change this. The first half came out pretty even. Coach Rearic's men came back with renewed vigor in the second half. The Bulldogs at this time were through fighting for a lost cause. Hard run- ning and passing spelled doom for Redbank and re- venge for Kittanning. We tripped the Bulldogs 24-6. KITTANNING VS. FREEPORT When Freeport invaded Kittanning, the Wildcats were in high spirits but their spirits were quickly dampened. The team put up a good fight but the speed and ability of the Yellow Jackets proved fatal to the Cats. The final score read 27-O in favor of Freeport. KITTANNING VS. WILMERDING The boys knew this one would be rough, and it was. However, they played up to every minute of it. Although the breaks were against them, they never gave up. Hard running and some of the best passing of the year comprised K.H.S.'s attack on Wilmerding. The Cats came close several times but were stopped on all drives. The game ended I9-O with Wilmerding in the lead. Ray Rogalski Richard Sagrati Dave Shick Guard Quarterback Guard Tis' KITTANNING VS LEECHBURG Again as before speed and power spelled Kittan- ning's doom. Although we put up a terrific battle till the very end, it was not stiff enough to break the Blue devils' offensive punch. Yard after yard was rolled up against us. When the gun sounded, Kittanning was again on the short end of the deal by I8 points. The final score was 27-9. KITTANNING VS BLAIRSVILLE Blairsville is remembered as a rugged and colorful team. It was also a powerful team against which we had some bad moments and some unfortunate breaks However, the Cats never gave up. They stayed with it to the end which was not so pleasant. The final score read 25-I4. KITTANNING VS. FORD CITY A small, but cocky Glasser squad took the field against the Wilcats on the Big Night. Neither team had a very impressive record, The Cats pulled ahead at the Hrst and stayed there all the way defeating the Ducks 46-7, This proved a triumphant end to the cur- rent grid campaign. Hurrah Wildcats! Bill Shilling Quarterback Jim Tarr Tackle Q Q i A. .Q 4' A ' f A. .ii l 5 aft 9' V 'rf' James Rearic Coach Fred Bussy .f f MI i K 'vo 5 5 .ii 't-E 3' i3 3'-A-4 U52 913 E'-'4 . M V 513, ,fr 'Xt FRONT ROW: Ron Beckett, John Corley, Bill Ashe, John Grafton, Fred Bussy, Bob John, Ken Allshouse, Dave Shick, Ken Have. ROW TWO: Bill Johnson, Jack Baum, Bill Henry, Blaine Costanzo, Bill Shilling, Ray Rogalski, John Benton, John Bechtel, Dick Sagrati. ROW THREE: John Hetrick, Jim Clawson, Dick Sinclair, Bob Haye, Bill Willis, Bert Toy, Ed Todd, Bob Haggart. BACK ROW: Mr. James Rearic, Coach, George Webster, Bob Hough, Jim Bellas, Dave Lindeman, Larry Skinner, Jim Tarr, Mr. Wayne Cresswell, Ass't. Coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Wildcats of K.H.S., although they did not live up to the pre-season expectations at area sport fans, showed great spirit all through the So season. They played iust as hard when they were 13 points behind as they did when they were two touchdowns ahead. All the boys on the team received the praise at the coaches and students. Coach Rearic and Assistant Coach Cresswell made sure that they were no pushover when up against a stronger ball club. Against such good teams as Punxy and Freeport, the Wildcats never let up, when the tinal gun sounded these teams knew that they had worked hard for the win. In our tinal game against Ford City, two teams with equal records took the field. But after tour quarters of hard play, the Glassers were mauled 42-7. Looking to the future year, K.H,S. ought to have a cunning team to be proud of. Congratualtians to the 56 team and coaches! MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Q fi 1 it X ixlfufii y K? ' W lr A A 1556! 5 tap! if Wayne Cresswell Assistant Coach This year lor the tirst time the Kittanning High School varsity football team and managers elected a most valuable player. The honors tor the most valuable football player ot the i956 season went to Fred Bussy. The players rated each other on such traits as team work, attitude toward the coach and school, and general playing ability. lt is truly a su- perior player who ranks highest in overall ratings as did Bussy. As the other players will verify, he was the spark-plug ot the team. He always had that extra bit ot tight that kept the Cats going in bad moments. This along with his rugged line play added up to make him the A-l player that he is. Congratulations, Fred, and the best of everything to you in all that you attempt after graduation. 86 Jg., f vo f+ T T 1 .nk .I Vu llf ll , ll 'll II I ll 'nl 'U 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS VARSITY Left to Right: Herb coggon, im Atwood, Terry Heiigfen, CQ,CApTAINS Ron Held. 'fa Junior Varsity Caach Richard George .., A Q Left to Right: Fred Bussy, Ed Todd JU IOR ARSITY FOOTBALL The purpose of Junior Varsity football is to provide a bridge between the Junior High and the Varsity levels. Under the watchful eye of coach Richard George the Junior Varsity progressed quickly and by the time the first game rolled around they were in excellent condition. The boys on the team had high spirits, and although they were not over-conhdent, they had a great desire to win. Their record this year was not outstanding from the standpoint of wins and losses, however, the members received experience, a vital necessity in any sport, Junior Varsity players were moved up to fill the vacant positions caused by iniuries on the Varsity Squad, leaving the burden of the season to the second team. The Kittens never lost any of their games by a wide margin. The break iust didn't come for the little Cats Trying very hard, they fought down to the final gun no matter what the score. ln their final game with Ford City the Kittens quickly went to work and cooked the Duck's goose. This was a htting closing for the season. With these boys moving up to Varsity rank, K.H.S. will have a good foundation forthe l957 edition of the team! FRONT ROW: Sum Mazzotta, Ted Kaklis, Bill Gray, Jack Kordes, Terry Cloak, Dan Boring. ROW TWO: Howard Levine. Ralph Wirick, Bud Pa nter. Ted Round, Bob Grafton, Bill Smith. ROW THREE: Joe Bridge, Paul Moore, Ed McElhinney Fred McCollin, Dan Lorrigan, Bruce Black. BACK ROW: Coach: Richard George N if VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 X F5 rn r . 1 l - i X X17 K ,XX f ll I R 1 ,, E 'N 'XM ,X X , fit , ze r 24 ft - 9 . xl s t... 1 ' I f X f I ' I R t--W3 K 'H' lg, 1 lily ' i I, , Xi ' l wi ' , I -. ill . ' 'T 5 1 il ' If N R i I s lx L l f i I ' I l 2 sf I flcf X ,ic r gal Lf X ' W 41 .29 .22 1 -29 I I Q. . 1 R , fi . ' 5 le A B 'ix' ft X :xl X ' X As, . ' 2 3 si P I ' LT 'cat L' f N ROW: Frank Kutch, Jim Ha k, Jfilw Dyybueiqge Kegenick, Bob Fry. STANDING: Richard Sagrati, .fig Aw ci t y rtman, Terry Helilrenf Kdmxrnerdieneff' Bill Stewart, VV f . It oil' lf I I ' le i mf 5' Azz .Iv , I The qlpening ot the I956-57 basketball season then they were nosed out in the end. Each member of rought forth a new face on the K.H.S. hardwood. the team put out as much effort as the next, and by A :X bil! Coach Wayne Joe Cresswell, the new coach, went to work quickly and efficiently, turning out a good team. Although they did not win many games, they always gave the opposing teams good competition. ln many games, the Cats came as close as two points, but doing so gave a competitive spirit to the team. With tive members of the varsity coming back next year and a strong J. V. team moving up, K.l-l.S. can surely look to good teams in future years. SENIOR BILL KAMMERDIENER BILL STEVVART RAY ARTMAN Guard Guard Guard K, JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ,' lu M3 6M ,X I W '1 Ht 23 l ZS' 3x 28, ' FRONT: Bill Heymers, , Dan Lorigan, John Bower, Ed Anthony, Bruce Black, ST Bob Hileman, Bob Grafton, Ted Round., l-GVVY GOWGTSW, Moore, Bud Painter, Manager, Mr. James Rearick, Coach. Under the watchful eyes of Coach Reariclc, the re Ord is not spectacular, each boy fought his hardest. Wildcats progressed very successfully since the tirst of Next year with the experience of some of the returning the seson. Plays and ball handling developed to a team and new members coming in, it is expected that smooth pattern, and the boys showed they had the will K.l'l.S. will always have a winning team and spirit to play a good game of ball. Although their LETTERME RICHARD SAGRATI TERRY HELLGREN BOB HAGGART Center Forward Forward .-.l Kuttannmg Klttannung Knttannrng ,v K1ttann1ng K1ttann1ng Knttanmng Klttannlng Klttannmg K1ttann1ng Mr Wayne Cresswell Klllcnmng Vorslty Coach KITIODHIDQ BASKETB LL Altoona Sprnngdale West Deer Leechburg Sharon McKeesport Sprmgdale Ford Crty Butler Arnold Vandergrlft VARSITY SCORES MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Klttannlng K1ttann1ng Krttannung K1ttann1ng Knttannrng K1ttann1ng K1ttann1ng Klttannlng Klttannrng lx1ttann1ng Klttanmng B1ll Kammerd1ener was voted by the vars1ty bas ketball players managers and SIOIISIICICDS as be mg the team s most valuable player These people rated the11' team mates by a secret ballot 1n the tollowmg tlelds gentlemanly att1tude toward all concerned team work observance of tra1n1ng zo rules rnduvldual performance attltude toward of the game wll coach and school knowledge work 1n pract1ce nngness to learn amount of emot1onal balance amount of Mr James Rearuck Jumor Vars1ty Coach game work nn the actual player only 1n nn The tendency IS to rate the drvldual performance However the true most valuable player as the one who excels 1n all of these tra1ts B1ll who prestdes over the Student Councnl IS a very fnendly and wellI1ked person He IS also actlve In YMCA act1v1t1es : ' ll Isl IIB III Knttannrng K1ttann1ng Knttannlng K1ttonn1ng K1ttann1ng Ktttannmg Knttannmg KITIOYIHIFIQ Knttanmng Klttannlng K1ttann1ng VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS Fred Proclous Dave Sh1ck S1d Moss 90 New Kensrngton Central Cathol1c Har Brack Freeport Ford Clty Butler Arnold Vandergnft New Kenslngton Central x,c1thol1c Har Brack t?g i Qi- B1ll Kammerd1ener JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Altoona Sprlngdale West Deer Leechburg Sharon Mclieesport Sprlngdale Ford Cnty Butler Arnold Vandergrlft X, A A .... 56 ........... eo ' ' -l-- 53 ' A ' .... 62 ' ,..,,,,, 52 ' ' .... 51 ' it ' . . . . .... 55 .,.,,,.. 43 .... 37 ........ . 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I9 ' ' ' .... 29 ........... 22 ' ' .... so ' ' ' ' .... 28 ' ....... 39 - 1 .... 26 . . if K1ttann1ng Klttannlng Krttannmg K1ttar1n1ng Klttanmng Kuttannmg Klttannmg Klttannlng Knttannnng Klttannmg Klttanmng New Kenslngton Central Cathol1c Har Brack Freeport Ford Cnty Butler Arnold Vandergrlft New Kenstngton Central Cathohc Har Brack CLOCKWISE: Mr. Wade Hall, Jr. High Principal, Mr. Wayne Cresswell, Sr. High Basketball Coach, Mr. William Livengood, Jr. High Basketball Coach, Fac- ulty Manager, Mr. Sam Cross, School Board James Rearick, Sr. High Foot- Member, Mr. ball Coach, Mr. Paul Breon, Sr. High Principal, Mr. Karl 'Natt, Mr. Harry Walter, School Board Members, Mrs. William Decock, Equipment Manager, Mr. Richard George, Baseball Coach, Dr. Burt Dunmire, Su- perintendent of Schools. THLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is a behind-the-scenes governing body which most people know little about. However, it is responsible for setting up and maintaining the Kittan- ning High School athletic program. The council is made up of the coaches and the prin- cipals of the iunior and senior high schools along with members of the school board and the superintendent of schools. Its responsibilities include buying uniforms, game equipment, and gym apparatus, paying the game offi- cials, keeping the athletic field and gymnasiums in good condition, and paying the transportation of the teams and school band. Without the Athletic Council, the athletic program in Kittanning schools would not run so smoothly. BASEB LL In the 1956 baseball season Kittanning High posted a respectable record of seven wins and three defeats. Directed by the coaching of Mr. Richard George, the boys were not only molded into a powerful ball club but gained knowledge and experience in the rules of fair play and sportsmanship. John Rogalski, who was the team's captain last year, GOLF Under its coach, Mr. Joseph Traska, the i956 golf team brought fame to Kittanning last year by winning I3 matches and losing only one. This won it the section title. Going on to the W.P,l.A.L. playoffs in Altoona the group was beaten by a great Greensburg team which went on to take the championship. Losing only one player through graduation last year, K.H.S. looks forward to another good year as this book goes to press. The players in the picture may possibly be the backbone for this year's team. Kittanning's golf team deserves thanks for its hard practice, its excellent matches, and for making itself highly respected on the fairways. K.H.S. Golfers turned in some great performances along with Tom Scanlon, Sid Guntrum, Jim Emminger, and Lee Mont- gomery who all graduated last year. As this yearbook goes to the printers, the year looms ahead brightly with the promise of a good team and an excellent record for l957. 'L,w an Susan Barber v. 'R Q Nancy Rearic JUNIOR MAJORETTES Left Yo Right: Ge ,' 55115-ef SU: E e'- meyef, Kcfyl Sviwrsc v, A H Lcvc U Nancy SMS, L.E'N'Cl H .dy NVE Peggy Scvengcsr. Kathie Leister Head Mciorehe MAJGRETTE PaHy Olinger AssisYan1 Head Maioreffe ! 5 ? -1 Joan Miller Jean Gispnnski I x Q at-. ' Joan Sovona Captain ' FUY Claypaole Donna Smifh Jean Younkins 7 4 u ' -. Leff io Right Shu Vanderlm LCap9ainW, JUNIORS HEERLE, DERS A Ginny Wnlluams ry 1' , EU-en Dineen, Mory Qcxftcn, Sylvno Neal, ndrea Waugcmqn SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Janice Dougios, Coral Hodgson, Caro? Mciiain .CapfainJ, Sandy Pore, Gerry' VV:Jgner, Nancy Hogenmiller, Peg- gy Jones. 1 it fi' 5 -0 T gs ARSITY QUEENS This year a new attraction has been added to the Kitton- ning-Ford City football game. A Varsity Queen was elected to reign the night of the game. She was selected by the Varsity football squad on the basis of interest and attendance at toot- ball games, knowledge of the sport, and school spirit. Because of equal qualifications, not one, but two queens were chosen by the team. Jean and Jane Neidig, senior twins, were the lucky girls and were crowned :nd presented with their sceptors at a prergame coronation by Fred Bussy, team co- captain. Jean and Jane reigned efficiently and were rewarded with the Wilcats scoring a 43-7 victory over Ford City. HERE A D THERE ARDU D K. H. . FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT TEACHERS Left to Right: Mr. Richard Cappo, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. Raymond F x . 1 . i ., ,ky Bob Grafhus wins a free yearbook at the Kit- Hon-Ne's after game dance. E OND SEMESTER STUDENT TEACHERS L t to Right: Mr. John Karns, Mr. Ed McNutt, Mr. Tom Stroup. 94 . fl . 3 ,am 13,3 I ,qefnifll ,Q 4 :V , 2 . , , IW QP Ai fl ,f 'f lf,a nd 9 . x .. F L KH5 MENTAL racvoav J VJ U U VJ UU :L- ix rd Th X 3 X ,f TI'1J ' Hgh I p nh If ffh'df'l ldrhy Ik br' k h p r p g rhf dy y y h Th Q I db ft . 1 Q X:v f - Elf' nf W s 0 4 I II' IA L III X r ,IW I I II IM , X II I I I I - V I .vw 7UQ-Z I0- I f' I -I qqii PRINCIPAL Wade Hall Junior High School Principal B.S., M.Ed. To the Class of 1957 The mind of man is the most important part of his being It ns that whrch makes decusrons and controls all of hrs trans actions It IS good therefore that thus mind be well trained that all people be educated The person who rs most successful rs the one who IS able to thunk clearly and thus abnlrty to concentrate comes best to those who have had tralnrng and experuence The purpose therefore of educatuon ns not to amass knowledge but to de velop the power to thunk PGITICIG A Fennell Secretary to Mr Hall 'Q JUNIQR HIGH FACULTY was 1' MARY ADAMS JAY BOWSER JOAN CARETTI MARGARET CHARLEY MARY JANE CQOPER Home Economms Aruthmertc General Sclence English Reqdmg B5 Penn S7079 Umv BA Jumata Col BA Seton Hull Col BS Clarron STC BS Shpperfy Rock Indlcfw STC src Med umv of Pgh 98 . 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U - ' , A I L:-,M , xo 4,,7 f T'I 'ip' , I I I' I : Q s A A If Y I aw f I 1. 1 R . I i l I ,J ' -, RV I I U f as. Q, U I I la. . ,R ,, 9 , . K. lb' v 7' s- 'sl' A ,D , I I I A, I W Homeroom 'IO1 Mr. Lcrry Pierce FRONT ROW: Jerry Kunselerran, RSIJCCCG Gould, Ruth Bowser, Betty Welker, Con- donce Odreclwowski, Sally Ffick, NN-lson Snoger. ROW TWO: Denny Frick, v. pres., Torr Jock, Jornes Lornison, Deon Bowser, Cliorles Hooks trees., David SkoJl, Dofid Gollaner, Jofres Kane, Mr. Larry Pierce ROW THREE: Patty CroN'orcI, Kotny STUCO alt., Sorn Tins, Glenn Kersky, Sono Rorder Katherine Tefpleton, Wolter, Dennis Miller, Harold Rosenberger. BACK ROW: Mczry Flce Hoover, lorry Dosn, Woyne Beckett, Chester Clwoncek, Bill Hill pres., Doris Jones, Beverly Beatty sec., Molly Davis STUCO rep. ABSENT: Chuck Domes, Dove Williorns. Homeroom T03 Mr. John Peifer FRONT ROW: Mory Piluso, Solly Todd, Shirley Ryborik, Cordelia Stinclwcomb, Judy Block, Judy Toy sec., Sandro Sgurlato, Irene Brocious ROW TWO: Mcrcio Host, Bonnie Slweorer v. Pres., Peggy Morropode, Judy Moutke treas., Kay Krozely STUCO alt., Sondro Heosley, Virginia Flick, Coro- Iyn Starr. THIRD ROW: Cltorles Cousins, Gregory Henderson, Paul Kirkwood, Tho- rnos Westendorf, Jacob Hickrnon, Hurry Beckwith, Donold Wirick, Jornes Wiles, Mr. John Peifer. BACK ROW: Richard Miller, Clworles Hutchinson pres., George Williom Hill, Morris Pollock, Glenn Plyer STUCO rep., Doyid Hidinger, Wayne Bowser, Har- old Ankey, ABSENT: Gess Benson, Perry Francher, Eugene Cornes. Q I 1- 'crui FRESHME -2 Homeroom IO7 Mr, Norman King FRONT ROW: John Mortorci, Ed Snell- ItG 'e'. Co'1'ie Srvtn. Martha Jclins. CC'CI Qurnn v, pres., Ro:-er? GDIOJNQE-Er, Dick Cfcvener, Aloe Gocdnon, Carl Sch- rece'cos1 ROW TWO: 'Nziriy Hill, Bonnie Crovfryd STUCO oIt,, 'Cctv-,i Bish, Jcd-,i B654 Slteilc Coronet Jo Ar-1 tvtcwzk. No'e Newe' STUCO rep., Vcmgoret Snu- Waker, Torn Hogs' THIRD ROW: Rscline Geidel. Gertzde Wife, Joyce SFat'?er 5064, CO'tr'ne Hough, Judy Antnoni, Tor' MG 3DOde treas., Ed Carnohcn Jin' Ben- ton, Ffonk lv',e's, Mr Norrnzir King ROW FOUR: Dick Booth, BJI Crytzer, Torn Virog, Eugene Yockey. Boo Delp pres., Mike De- Feo. Stovley Toy, Dean McCofino, Gary Stull Homercom 123 Mr. Miles Milliron FRONT ROW: Karen Wolf, Ruth Shuster, Nancy Otell, Go'die Fink, Beverly Perry. ROW TWO: Mr. Miles Milliron, Carole Smith, Sylvia Schiano STUCO rep., Carolyn Elgin, Carol Kcsecki, Marcia Campbell, STUCO alt., Carol Gcult sec., Virginia Lytle. ROW THREE: Bill Walters, Bob Kutch, treas,, Stanley Toy, Sidney Hayes, Dick Brocious, Dan Cornman, Cindy Jonn pres., Barbara Heilman. BACK ROW: Reynolds Lash, Peter Wilt, Ronald Walker, Harold Schrecengost, Edward Orr, Larry Collins v. pres., Jarres Lemmon, Dave Schrecengost, Thomas Wylie. FRE HME Homeroom 109 Mr. Kenneth M. Smith FRONT ROW: John Waugarnan, William Rupert, Mary Walker, Gary Gabler, Bar- bara Zelletrow, Raymond McCollirn, Charles Klingensmith, Gloria McLaughlin. ROW TWO: Clarence Scott, Jack Walker, Am- berson Bauer pres., John Olinger, Donna Hobbins, Mary Alice Hepler, Arlene Mauthe, Marlin Guthrie, Mr. Kenneth Srnith. ROW THREE: Madylin Long STUCO alt., Mary Lee Blaney sec., Cindy Sedwick, Sandra Shearer, Susan Heilman, Carolyn Young, Dixie Heigley treas., Wanda Lasher. BACK ROW: Richard Mahney, Robert Neal v. pres., John Kozicki, Tom Molton, Jack Schrecongost, William Hutchison, James Milliron STUCO, Gerald Painter, William Smith. Homeroom 'll8 Miss Joan Caretti FRONT ROW: Sandra Starr pres., Dorothy Clever, Carolyn Fax, v. pres., Sandra Adel' son sec., Sandra Lee, Betty McAloose, Car- olyn Beatty STUCO alt., Hazel Kuhn, Miss Joan Caretti. ROW TWO: Ray Hawkins, Margaret Lasher, Janice Schaeffer, Rose- marie Gamble, Jill Schreckengost, Gaylene Curren, Sandra Julius, Marie Stone. ROW THREE: Thomas Atwood, Charles McDer- mott, Ronald Kutch, Howard Heflelfinger, Chalmers Bortz, Thomas Ralston, Gary Sto- ver, Kenneth Rodgers, Ernest Cravener. BACK ROW: Richard Wonderling, John Bonnett, Robert Mclntyre, Chester Bowser, Dennis Daugherty, Lanny Karnes treas., Robert Strayer, Thomas Obade, STUCO rep., Ronald Grey. 'ay Homeroom 131 Mr. Joseph Traska FRONT ROW: Russell Grafton, Paul Shay, Charlene Dentici freas., Danna Stennett, Tl1OmU5 BOVVSTT, Cora Acklin, Judy Gray, Mr. Joseph Traska. ROW TWO: Esther Bierer sec., Bill Kaklis. Sue Ann Kunsel- VFGVW, John VJhelan STUCO alt., Kathleen Fitzgerald, Patricia Beers, George Em- minger, Joyce Claypoale, Larry Densmore PVGS-. JoAnne Lemmon STUCO rep., Nancy Jo Patton. Gary Mdfillen, Scott Brewer, James Martin, Sandra Hudson. BACK ROW: Danna Hwrphrey v. pres., Nancy Rush, William Qurn, James Klingensmith, James Hidinger, Dennis Ballock, Allen Schaeffer, Michael Smith ABSENT: Robert Brown, Thomas Croyle. Homeroom 'I33 Mr. Dale Zimmerman FRONT ROW: Nancy Stouffer, Jane Har- man, Darlene Gaiser pres., Nancy Reich- ard, Sandra Walker, Nancy Hawkins, Evelyn Bowser, Richard Morgan treas., Wayne Shafer, Mr. Dale Zimmerman. ROW TWO: Rayburn Toy, Dorthy Lantzy, Roz- anne Dorazia, Patricia Livengood, Richard Schall, William Fries, John Doverspike, John Hawkins. ROW THREE: Richard Hep- Ier, Edward Lattanzio v. pres., Marilyn DuBrock, Howard Booher, Donna Cribbs, Judy Bevington sec., Gary Bowser, Helen McKinley. BACK ROW: Jerry Trudgen, John Shaner, Robert Beatty, Danny Collins, Pat- rick Lytle, Ronnie Brumbaugh, Bessie Ben- nett, Larry Kunselman STUCO rep,, Sally Dailey STUCO alt. ABSENT: Harry Cryt- 'Sig . 'ME-3 X ug K I .J..,,-1 it Zi, FRESHM N 2 X Homeroom 209 Mr. Wayne Cresswell FRONT ROW: Edward C'a'k, Brenda Tem- :'e'o'-, James Westwood. Nancy Baum, Kay Ha,, Nancy Daughtewf, Ma'y Jane N'.i':hy, Chafee Lewis, P. VVay,'r'e C'ess- well, ROW TWO: Timothy Rupert, Law- rence Atwood STUCO rep., Doris Hiwfler, Wendell Flick Rebecca Lrvergoad, Mtchell N'on'ga'r-ery, Charlotte Paznil pres., The- resa Angelo treas. ROW THREE: Judith A'wo0d, Jack Costanzo. Connie Bowser, Bornie Lou C':voool, Frances Titus, Kath- ryn Kanish. Norma Gill, James Hutchsan. BACK ROW: Jeqery C'awlord STUCO alt., Rancid Sneigr' 5, Jgrnes McDowell, Dcnalc Mcfvoose. Samcel Cox, Gary Quinn, Pau: Beyington sec., James Starr y. pres, AB- SENT: Judith Tressler. Homeroom 301 Mrs. Margaret Shumaker FRONT ROW: Carol Bish, Marilyn Mc- Caughan STUCO alt., Virginia Dirnrnitt, Jill Toy, William Schfecengost, Paul Titus, Charles McDowell, James Rosenberger. ROW TWO: Linda Sirncik pres., Frances Stivason v. pres., Larelle Claypaole, Elaine Warner, Harry Cravener, William Walls, Louise Goldinger, Mrs, Margaret Shurraker. ROW THREE: Charles Dcsch sec., Richard Haggart, Roy Willlard, Norman Gray, Bar- bara Shatter, Sandra Bauer, Marlene Beatty STUCO rep. BACK ROW: Theodore Trudgean, Jerry Rosenberger, Mariella Tarr, Bonnie Kronen treas., David Ankeny, Jerry Lash, Frank Long. ABSENT: Paul Cornrnon, Michael Toy. Homeroom 201 Mrs. Maurine Schafter FRONT ROW: Charles Salsgiver, Mark Owen pres., Parks Denardo, Carol Od- rechowski v. pres, Charles John, Charles Croyle, Mrs, Maurine Schaffer. ROW TWO: Jean Marrapode, Dorothy Wolfe, Jackie Janes, Louise Modola, David Wray, Frank- lin Bowser, Rochelle Miller sec., Phoebe Fries. ROW THREE: Harry Peters, Dennis Yates treas., Delores Boyer, Karen Wagle, Glenna Sfnith, Marnie' Sedwick STUCO rep., Mickey Kantor STUCO alt., Mary Bashline. BACK ROW: Ed Milligan, Carl Stephens, Larry Porter, Bob Wonderling, Larry Karnes, Jerry Snyder, Howard Shotts, Joe McCullough. Homeroom 203 Mrs, Marybelle Sinnamand FRONT ROW: George Stockdill, Den Ho- gan, Lonnie Dosch, Bill Layton, Betty Cou- sins, Bill Welrh, Roy Srnith. ROW TWO: Bob Cousins, Karen Troup, Marlene Sch- recengost, Marian Carnman pres., Jane Greenawalt sec., Bob Emigh treas., Sandy Lemmon STUCO rep. ROW THREE: Dorothy Ritchey STUCO alt., Harry Beckwith, Judy Crose, Vera Tay, Ron Sagrati, Jim Youn- kins, Nancy Brody. BACK ROW: Tim Kea- gle, Jim Salsgiver v. pres., Gary Trudgen, Clarence Bowser, Mrs. Marybelle Sinna- mond. ABSENT: Dan Cox, Gloria Jordan Priscjlla Livengood, Sue Shearer. Fi Homeroom 302 Mrs. Ferne McElhinney FRONT ROW: Larry Scholl, Carol Cooke, Judy Discavage sec., Judy Kuhn, Jean Lou- gee, James Livengood. ROW TWO: Thomas Consla, Larry Olinger, James Yount, Jo- seph Spangler, Leroy Painter, Jack Wally STUCO alt., William Barker, Paul Bowers treas., Mrs. Ferne Mclilhinney. ROW THREE: Linda Walker, Robert Forester, William Toy, Norman Neal pres., Dorothy Anthony, Elizabeth Cravener, Nancy Martin, Janet Smith. BACK ROW: Dennis Lornison, Larry Wolfe, Richard Benton v, pres., Sarah Bowser, Kitty McCune STUCO rep., Sandra Porter, Edith Bish, Kenneth Cousins. AB- SENT: Roy Cousins, Lou Ann Humphrey, Hermin McAfoose. Homeroom 303 Mrs. Mary Jane Cooper FRONT ROW: Karen Serene, Karen Dun- can, Judy Calhoun, Ronnie Gabler, Robert Vochola, Gerald Crusan pres., Harry Scad- den, Mrs. Mary Jane Cooper. ROW TWO: Martha Edwards sec., Sarah Bowser, Karen Beere trees., Sam Hill, David John- ston STUCO alt., Rodney Calwell, Wayne Freudenberger STUCO rep. ROW THREE: Eva Jane White, Eva Jamieson, Shirley Gutherie, Charles Bowser, William Bauer, Larry Gray v. pres. BACK ROW: Charlotte Sarnai, Sandy Mountain, Robert Mcilfresh, Roy Eiler, Terry Thompson, Charles Craw- ford, Harold Young. ABSENT: Marlene An- derson, Harvey Montgomery, s R ,Q EIGHTH GRADE Homeroom 307 Mrs. Mary Ruth Hobbs FRONT ROW: Gary NeChling, Kenneth Parnes, Larry Bell pres., William Smith, Jack Lcughrey, Betty Jane Corbett, Fred Dunrnire, Na'cy Smith. ROW TWO: Mrs. Mary Ruth Hobbs, Donna Wilson, Becky Rupert, Kath'een Bradigan STUCO rep.. Beverly Pinkerton, Kathy Glenn, Delores Slagle, Linda Lewis treas. ROW THREE: .lan- et VVyant, William Yee v. pres., Jarres Boucl-, ,arry Harmon, Sally Choncek, Peg- gy Faii JL.dy Dougherty. BACK ROW: Leonora Cousins, Donny Tressler, Jay Kutscn, Lo-.is Rurnbaugh, Logan Goldinger, Thomas Station, VVesley Craft, Robert Lea'd STUCO alt. ABSENT: Nancy Joan Moore treas. Homeroom 333 Mr. Robert Starr FRONT ROW: Harding Whitacre, James Lorenzetti STUCO rep., Larry Adams, Wil- lima Heddinger, Edw, Cunnings, Dorothy Schrecongost, Margaret Ann Borinett. ROW TWO: Leslie Anthony, Elaine Boarts, Sandra Marrcpode, Keith Bowser, Jas, Bel- las, James Sawars, Fred Klugh. ROW THREE: Kathy Marshall, Mary Louise Helm, Robert K'a::u', Genevieve S:hiano, Kathy Crate, Jean Kiser, Carolyn Thompson sec. BACK ROW: Larry Barnett, Turriey Croyle pres., Williorr Crissman, Carolyn Maxwell treas., William Elgin, Reid Armstrong, STUCO alt., Nancy Smith, William Mohney. ABSENT: James Gibson, Helen Kane, EIGHTH GRADE Homeroom 309 Mrs. Esther Loch FRONT ROW: Evelyn Haye, Judith Davis, Barbara Crissman, Larry Johns, Samuel Calhoun v, pres., Dianne Goldinger, Sally Smith, Mrs, Esther Loch, ROW TWO: Glen- da Riskosky, William Morrow, William Kline, Mary Serene, Mary Ann Buzard, Harry Neidig, Ward Karns STUCO alt. ROW THREE: George Templeton, William Curren, George Yockey, Wilbert Slagle, John Hellgren STUCO rep., Georgana Mc- Cullough sec., Linda Lamison, Fern Up- linger. ROW FOUR: Anna Barnes, Richard Sipes, Dudley Claypool, Robert Lasher pres., Charles lsacco, Louise Round, Ken- neth Grey, James Hetrick treas. Homeroom 331 Mrs. Mary Adams FRONT ROW: Chester Mechling, Dole Mc' Millen, Robert Heward, Herbert Ritchey, Larry Hill, Stuart Hindrnan v. pres., Fred Cunningham. ROW TWO: Norma Russ, Connie Recupero treas., Nancy Olinger, Janet Emery, Verda Otto, Mary Catherine Ortman, Eddie Henry STUCO rep. ROW THREE: Sandy Witzman, Virginia Anthony STUCO alt., Kathy Turner, Sandy Rupert, Norman Barret, Bill Shearer sec., Roger Stitt, Carol Clouse. BACK ROW: Larry Wil- helm, Sam Shirley pres., Willis McFarland, Stanly Clousan, Sandy Barnette, Michael Clark, Sally Lasher, Betty Boltz. '-4. Homeroorn 334 Miss Jean McGeoch FRONT ROW: Kathy Bowser, Judy Shaffer, Judy Gamble, Raymond Brown, Lenard Bowser, Miss Jean McGeoch, ROW TWO: Bob McCullough, Clark Brewer pre!-, Wayne Conners v. pres., Larry Toy, Dick Laughrey, Don Grafton sec., Donald White treas. ROW THREE: Helen McKain STUCO rep., Lynda Lasher, Dora Dowling, Anita Heasley, Joline Claypool, Linda Karns STUCO alt., Hazel Gauker. BACK ROW: Jerry Claypool, Henry King, Donald Beers, Roy Grates, Vaughn Martin, Frank Sayona, Bob Rybarick, Jirn Wagner. ABSENT: Judy Patton. Homeroorri 335 Mrs. Betty Davis FRONT ROW: Kathy Keagle, Sharon Fen- nell pres., Richard Faulkner, Harry Web: ster, Diane Thurau sec., Glen Harmon, Karen Heighley treas., William Mechling. ROW TWO: Susan Hogennriiller, Roger Wirick, Jack Bennett, Joe Carhbell, Louise Smith STUCO rep., Arnold Hill, Alice John- ston, Clyde McGregor, Mrs. Betty Davis. ROW THREE: Earl Shaffer, Rosemary Dan- iels, Larry Friclc, Ronald Leard, Billy Rodgers, Randal McElravey, Nancy Frick. BACK ROW: Patricia Rea, Betty Jean Ro- galski, Karen Wray, Sarn Ernigh, Irwin Mc- Ilwain, Wilbert Cogley, Yvonne Painter. SEVENTH GRADE x A Homeroorn 336 Mrs. Margaret Charley FRONT ROW: .lsdes Newe'l STUCOol1., Cnarfes S'agfe. Larry' Bowser, Susan Cal- lus STUCO rep., Darlyn Barnett, Richard Shotts, Andy Ulislny ROW TWO: Joe VVya , Jack Rhodes. Jornes Bowser Sarri fv'cCcn Joe. DeG':r'd. Rose Ann Back, Nancy 'le 'tt Diane Fry, Mrs. Margaret C'cr'e-y ROW THREE: Car-y Barnett pres., Jack Bowers, Car: Edwards sec., Howard Taylor treas., D one Snyder v. pres., Linton Stroud John Praciaus. VV:irren Dasch BACK ROW: Margaret Ford Bertha Wil- liard. J.d'n Cossrs Lyda Piper. Shfley Akers. Beverly Frailey, Michael Kielrnon. Ronald Scoite, Della Cravener. ABSENT: Dale He:krnan. OO Q9 1 vg 5 4 A r A .31 - fiffif -', ', , . rg, 'K 'Q I. S A f Q 'li ?2n!.,.,, ,--., .,.,,, . i , , 4. ly 'U 'f . ' 'V Q 1' . ,' -, Y' Y + tr qv T - H I M ,La N ,, vo , f' ',.j .co, v, + 5? .V +1 V. Wy ' -f ' ' 'Y , ' ,Q -fi , ' v I no 4. - .4 1 , AI ' Y 4 V . ,,,.' oo. '19 N 1 . - ,N ,..... .' f ,... WN get l T L? A 1 ff r r V,- ,'-A f f' ,f , bf VI' P' fn if . L9 90' Y' . Fi' 1P'i':'i in SEVE TH GRADE Homeroom 339 Mr. Jay Bowser FRONT ROW: Roger Lloyd, Edward Wai- ters, Penny Lornison treas,, Gail Elaine Byers, Marion Shal?e' Gerald Jo'dan Joyce Schreclcengost ROW TWO: Elaine Mavfevvs, He'en .,'t'e, t'1: y Coasirs Ray- 'rofd Hayes STUCO rep., Rayword Wofe Alar Abranovic pres., Rose Varie Lamcna Mr. Jay Bowset ROW THREE: Thonfai Vwlallcer, Jarres Ruoert, Nellie Madge Vlale ter, Michele R'tch,e, Eaitn Kina, Susan Nicely sec., Jzcx H1 STUCO alt. BACK ROW: John Rose':3e'3e', f.'flia'n M, 'igcd F'ed G- nn, Saoeef Bcwiei Larry Lorigaf v. pres,, Mary Forente Storey, Kennetr De Nardo, ABSENT: Carolyn Armitage, John Cravener. Homeroom 337 Mr. Robert Reichard FRONT ROW: Gene George, Floyd Smith, Arnold Grafton, Terry Crafener, Elaine Srnith, Caroline Bish ROV! TWO: Thomas Benzie v. pres., Carol Taylor STUCO alt., pres., Linda Skinner, Barbara Rapp, Dale Reitler, Judy Brown, Doris Marie Aites, Mr Robert Reichard. ROW THREE: Joan Stover treas., Kathryn Brarrbaugh, Jarres Hooks, Portia Hawley, Judy Hooks. Carol Ann Traister sec., Betsy XNhite BACK ROW: Ronald Schaub, Larry Dill, Jock Bowser STUCO rep., Richard Bee's, Ronald John- son. ABSENT: Wilbert Cox, Leo Hawkins, Fred Laird. Homeroom 338 Mr. Henry Shepard FRONT ROW: Barry Bowser, Kenneth For- ringer, Tom Stitt pres., Tarn Miller v, pres,, Bob Sloan frees., James Sobislci, James Fox, Terry Bellas. ROW TWO: Sandy Toy, Marilyn Shafer, Lucille Bouch, Barbara Jamieson, Sally Buck STUCO rep., sec., Lois Johns, Barbara Hartrnan, Mr. Henry Shepard, ROW THREE: Darlene Orr, Bar- bara Hogan,lJock Stennett STUCO alt., John Cousins, Ronald Cloak, Phillip Har- mon, Herbert Kutch, Eva Schaffer. BACK ROW: Georgia Beers, Nancy Campbell, James Brown, Carolyn Toy, Gordon Clay- poole, Nancy Crissman, Donald Henry, Harry Johns, 1- Homeroom 341 Mrs. Esther Hanson FRONT ROW: Susie Snydeq Dixie Dens more STUCO rep., Betty Bowser, Stella Goodman, Barry Sfease, Diane Crawford. ROW TWO: Larry Orr, VV-endell Davis pres., Roger Mills, Sally Jornscn v. pres., John S. Acklin STUCO alt., Bill Sherry, Judith McClure, Mrs Esther Hanson. ROW THREE: Linda Srnith, Daniel Bowser, John Coftrnan treas., Donald Lasher, Joyce Cog! ley, Barbara Johns sec., Ruth Grauker, John Patton. BACK ROW: Larry Miller, Aff bert Bledkney, Peggy Bleggi, Nancy Camp- bell, Nancy Mitchell, Byron Bashline, William Freedline, Edward Pore. ABSENT: Willian' Mitchell, Homeroom 345 Mr. William Decock FRONT ROW: Ed Kloput, Franklin Shoe- maker, Harvey Bellas, Delores Brocious, 'Mary Barile, Stefe Kantor pres., Nancy McClanahan, Mr, William Decock. ROW TWO: James Wylie, Frank Gilliland, Jack Crawford sec.-treas., Alan Thomas, Donald Fulton, Harold Walker, Robert Semrnens ROW THREE: Nora Cousins, Ronald Raber, Kay Marshall, Melda Fry STUCO alt., Fred- die Slautterback, Nancy Boyher STUCO rep., Wilma Douglas. BACK ROW: Bill Cor- bet, Florence Stout, Ralph Taylor v. pres., Linda Jenkins, Linda Stoufler, Carol Jean Cogley, Judy Bennent, Kathy Stitt. ABSENT: Larry Schrecengost. SEVE TH GRADE Q Homeroom 347 Miss Ann Mays FRONT ROW: Danny Bowser, Sandy Hill, Walter Neidig, Gary S3agle sec., J-dy Myers, Diane r-i 1, Gsm' Bowser v. pres. ROW TWO: Sandy Carries, Suzanne Sterr- er, Donald Cock, Sar-ay Schrece'gost STUCO alt., Jesr' Mateer pres., Fay Haw- kins, Robert :ace M55 ,Ann Mays ROW THREE: Da:.?d Eoo'er, Charles Pella, Max Shearer, Delores McEl'aw, Sue McCau'ey, Jocn l-'alli 'C't Lynda Lockhart, Patricia Freeman. BACK ROW: Ella Mae King, Den. nis Mewis STUCO rep., Donald Corley, John Hidinger, Merle Wilhelm, Robert Wolfe, Tom Rybarick, Mervin Yount, I lfQC ,- . b S. -.f. -,I x TUDE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Nancy Boyher, Dixie Dens- rnore, Marnie Sedwick, Mickey Kantor, Kathy Bradigan, Kitty McCune, Sandy Lem- mon, Sylvia Schiano, JoAnne Lemmon. ROW TWO: Jim Milliron, Larry Kunselman, Sally Buck, Helen E, McKain, Kay Krozely, Suzy Callas, Norie Newell, Sandra Schrecengost, 1 Marlene Beatty, Louise Smith. BACK ROW: Mr. Jack Leech adviser, James Wayne Freudenberger, Raymond Hayes, Eddie Henry, John Hellgren, Keith Bowser, Glenn Plyler, Thomas Obade. ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Marnie Sedwick sec., Keith Bowser v. pres. BACK ROW: Mr, Jack Leech adviser, Glenn Plyler pres. ABSENT: Susie Heilrnan treas. RED CROSS CLUBS FRONT ROW: Sally Todd, Sandy Bowser, Martha Edwards, Janie White, Karen Serene, Elizabeth Crayener, Karen Duncan, Jill Toy, ROW TWO: Judy Dav.s, Louise Modola, Judy Crose, Sona Rancher, Gaylene Cuiren, Judy Mautlae, Becky Rupert, Mr, Kenneth M Sn-.th adviser. BACK ROW: Kenneth Cousins, Michael Toy, Linda Sirnick, Janet Smith, Janet Wyant, Judy Kuhn Jean Lougee. Q I i FRONT ROW: Mr, Kenneth M. Smith, adviser, Gloria McLaughlin, Candance Odrechowslci, Nancy Hawkins, Charlene Dentici, Judy Black, Carolyn Beatty, Nancy Baum, Sally Frick. ROW TWO: Rebecca Gould, Betty Walker, Sandra Vwlalker, Dorothy Lantzy, Arlene Mauthe, Do-othy Clerer, Jill Schreckengost, Joe Hefleltinger, Ronald Kutch. ROW THREE: Charles Hooks, George Emminger, Mary Jane Murphy, Kathy Kensky, JoAnne Lemmon, Connie Bowser, Judy Bevington, Beverly Beatty, Doris Jones. BACK ROW: Howard Painter, Allan Schaetler, Jim Klinginsmith, Paul Bevington, Bob Strayer, Lanny Karns, Donna Humphrey, Larry Kunselman, Mary Alice Hoover. l CHORAL GROUPS FRONT ROW: Glenn Plyler, Larry Atwood, Bob Kutch, Michael DeFeo, David Gallaher, Tom Ralston, David Scholl, Chester Mechling, Dole McMillen, Louie Sals- giver, Herbert Richey, Bob Heward, Larry Hill, Mr, Arthur L. Walter adviser. ROW TWO: Nancy Patton, Gaylene Curren, Carol Clause, Sandy Barnett, Mary Catherine Ortmonn, Verdo J. Otto, Patricia Livengood Dowling, Helen E. McKain, Kathy J. Bowser, Nancy Campbell. FRONT ROW: Dale McMillen, Chester Mechling, James Ru- - pert, Mr. Arthur L. Walter, adviser, Don Fulton, Jim Sowers, Reid Armstrong. ROW TWO: Sally Ann Lasher, Carol Jean Cogley, Wilma Ruth Douglas, Delores lrene Brocious, Verda l, Otto, Mary Catherine Ortmonn, Melda Fry, Diane L. Hill, Norma Russ, Sandra L. Rupert, Jean Marie Kiser, Janet Kay Emery. ROW THREE: Judy Bennett, Mary Storey, Mary Barile, Florence Stout, Kathy Stitt, Kay Marshall, Elaine Schrecen- gost, Fay Lucille Hawkins, Jean Schrecengast, Nancy Mc- Clanahan. ROW FOUR: Carol Clause, Sandra Barnett, Genevieve Schiano, Carolyn Maxwell, Nancy Smith, Kathie Turner, Nancy Alinger, Connie Recupero, Sandy Witzemann, Sandy Hill, Joan Vallimont. BACK ROW: Delores McEelravy, Ella May King, Sandy Marropode, Helen Kane, Cathy Mar- shall, Susan Niceley, Joanne Campbell, Nancy Frick, Sandra Carnes, Jean Mateer, Sue McCauley. FRONT ROW: Linton F. Stroud, James L. Bowser, Ronald Scaite, Mr. Arthur L. Walter, adviser, Warren Dosch, James Edward Brown, Larry Miller, ROW TWO: Betty Rogalski, Sharon Fennell, Barbara Louise Hogan, Linda Karns, Dora K. ROW THREE: Diane Thurau, Ruth Gaulcer, Darlene Orr, Bar- bara Johns, Sally Johnson, Sandy Toy, Marilyn Sue Shafer, Linda Smith, Barbara Ann Rupp. ROW FOUR: Bflrbdrll Eileen Jamieson, Joan Stover, Betsy White, NanCy Helm, Cathy Barrett, Peggy Bleggi, Nancy Crissman, Caroline Bish. BACK ROW: Lucille Louise Bouch, Peggy Louise Ford, Bor- bora Kay Hartman, Carol Lea Edwards, Lois Jean Johns, Rosemary E. Daniels, Judith Diane Cousins, Eva Marie Schaeffer, Patricia Anne Rea. - S JU IOR HIGH ORUS Stuart Hindman, Edward Lee Henry, Norm Barrett, Peter Wilt, Bill Shearer, Sam Shirley. ROW THREE: Lucinda John, Sonia Rancher, Kay Krozley, Donna Humphrey, Marie Stone, Carol Gault, Kathleen Fitz- gerald, Mary Jane Murphy, Virginia Anthony, Betty Boltz, Dorothy Clever, Carolyn Fox, Sylvia Schiano. ROW FOUR: Gertrude Wolfe, Betty Walker, Kathie Turner, Sandy Witzemann, Carol Quinn, Doris Hi' willer, Nancy Hill, Bonnie Crawford, Mary Lee Blaney, Donna Kay Cribbs, Sally Jane Daily, Helen McKinley. BACK ROW: Janet Emery, Sally Ann Lasher, Norma Reiss, Sandra L. Rupert, Connie Recupero, Nancy Olinger, Peggy Marrapode, Sally Todd, Ilene Bro- cious, Charlene Dentici, Norie Newell, Patricia Craw- ford, ll MASQUERS CLUB FRONT ROW: Evelyn Bowser, l'ene Brocious, Carolyn Beatty, Kay Ha, Narzf Baurn, Ruth Bowser, Ronald Kutcn, Nancy Cie , Carol Gajt Marco Cannttbel, Pa- tricia Livengood. ROW TWO: Ka'en lN:fe, Joyce Clay- poole, Son a Ronclter, Kathleen Fitzgerczd, Kathy Bisln, Mary Lee Efaney, Canoe Bowser, Slteila C:'nr on, Jody Beclc, Judy F-ntrony, Cindy Jonr, peter Vi' ' BACK ROW: Marcia Host, Morse Store, Sally Dailey, Donna Hurnplnrev, Beverly Beatty Judy Befingtor, Bonnie Lou Clavpool, Nancy Rush, Mary Alice Hoover, Mrs, Walter Charley adviser. Ran TRI-HI-Y CLUB FRONT ROW: JJdy Crcse, Katlny Glenn, Jane Greeno- wfilt, Nancy S 'tlt, R:::ne'le Mil'-er, Barbara Crissrran, Betty Cousins, Louise Galdinger, Marlene Beatty, Larelle Claypoole ROW TWO: Jackie Jones, Sardra Heasley Relzecza Goeld, Safly Ffck Cort: Acklir, Goldie Fink, Sandy Starr, Jean Marrfzpode, Glenna Smith, Dorothy Ritchey. BACK ROW: 'Jay' Bas 'e, Priscrla Livengcod, Betty Corbett, J'll Szlvezlcengoy, Rebecza Livengood, Frances Tittes, Nancy Hawkins, Danna Stennett, Connie Srrfith, Mrs. Mauine Sltaptef adviser, absent. FRONT ROW: Lou Ann Hurtrtlwxy, Nwtalie VVillian's, Karen Serene, Jean Lnwiie, Doiotlti, Antttonf, Karen Dun- can, Judy Kuhn. BACK ROW: Mrs. Maurine Shatter adviser, Sandy Bowsr- , Sltirlef G,tlweriL-, Karen Beere, Evo Jantieson, Janie VV'wite, Janet lNyant, Sandy Porter. HI-Y CLUB FRONT ROW: Chalrrers Bortz, Robert Goldinger, Frank Myers, Gerald Painter, Kip Parnes, James Rosenberger, Dave Scholl, Tom Ralston, Toni Barrett. ROW TWO: Richard Wonderlin, Bill Narrow, Rayburn Tay, David An- lceny, James Klingensrnith, Allan Scltaetter, Richard Ben- ton, Paul Bowers, Norman Neal, Mr. Robert D. Reicltard adviser. BACK ROW: Bob Beatty, Howard Painter, Jim Salsgiver, Eddy Clark, A'r'by Bauer, Larry Atwood, Bob Kutclt, Larry Dosclt, John Kozicki. l , C ur 'f' f - LA GUAGE CLUBS FRONT ROW: Richard Shotts, Charles Bowser, Wilbert Slagle, Bill Hutchison, Thornas Consla, Billy Toy. ROW TWO: Mary Pilbso, Karen Beere, Linda Walker, Linda Sirncik, Mickey kantor, Bonnie Kronen, Mrs. Rath Hobbs adviser. ROW THREE: Corinne Hzogh, Sally Todd, Peggy Marropode, Dorothy Lontzy, Norrra Gill, Glenda Riskoskv, Beverly Pinkerton. FRONT ROW: James Larnison, Joe Hettelhnger, Sidney Hayes, Doris Hiwiller, Nancy Hill, Carol Gaalt, Sheila Cornmon, Violet Lytle ROW TWO: Scott Brewer, Torn Wylie, Peter Wilt, Peggy Fair, Dorothy Ritchey, Patty Crawford, Arlene Mauthe, Mrs Ruth Hobbs adviser. ROW THREE: Edward Orr, Sandra Adelson, June Har- mon, Sandra Starr, Dalene Gaiser, Connie Srnith, Sandra Walker, Nancy Stouger. JU IOR HISTORIAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Yvonne Painter, Linda Jenkins, Albert Bleakney, Barry Slease, Raymond Hayes, Lorry Toy, Her- bert Kutch. ROW TWO: John Rosenberger, Kenneth De- nardo, Gordon Claypool, Larry Lorigan, Bob Sloan, Charles Slagle, William Mechling, Barry K. Bowser. ROW THREE: Harry Cousins, Donald Grafton, Jack Sten- nett, Irwin Mcllwain, Rodger Lloyd, Wilbert Cogley, John Procious, Mr, Dale Zimmerman adviser. 'CH ,Vik 'Z 'l?.3's t'lL1'i'! 3 IQ 'TSP' fr 5 DANCE CLUBS FRONT ROW: Stuart Hindman, Larry Hill, Eddie Henry, Virginia Anthony, Verda Otto, Norma Russ, Sandra Rupert, Genevieve Schiano, Elaine Boarts, Mary Louise Helm. ROW TWO: Sam Shirley, Bill Shearer, Norm Barrett, Helen Kane, Peggy Bonnett, Carol Clouse, Kathie Turner, Sandy Witzemann, Cathy Marshall, Jean Marie Kiser, Janet Kay Emery. BACK ROW: Betty Boltz, Carolyn Maxwell, Nancy Smith, Sandy Marrapode, Carol Lynn Thompson, Dale McMillen, Ron Adams, James Lorenzetti, Miss ei si f fi .,,, : i 'li' Jean McGeouch adviser, FRONT ROW: Marion Cornman, Sandy Mountain, Judy Dis- cavage, Lorelle Claypoole, Jill Toy, Karen Troup, Marlene Schrecengost, Phoebe Fries, Judy Davis, Carol Odrechowslci, ROW TWO: Glenna Smith, Janet Smith, Louise Modola, Sandy Bauer, Kathy Bradigan, Marilyn McCaughan, Gloria Jordan, Mickey Kantor, Marnie Sedwick, Kitty McCune, Mrs. Ferne McElhinney adviser. ROW THREE: Rozanne Dorazio, Corinne Hough, Charlotte Poznik, Theresa Angelo, Sue Shearer, Gaylene Curren, Penny Stivason, Nancy Moore, Judy Dougherty, ROW FOUR: Larry Porter, Mark Owen, Jim Kane, George Stockdill, Barbara Shaffer, Anna Barns, Mary Bashline, Karen Wagle, Judy Mauthe. BACK ROW: Jim Salsgiver, Jerry Snyder, Clarence Bowser, Franklin Bowser, Wilbert Slagle, David Wray, Jim Younkins, Bill Morrow, Dennis Yates. FRONT ROW: Nancy Reichard, Carol Quinn, Karen Wolfe, Judy Black, Ruth Bowser, Nancy Dougherty, Betty McAtoose, Ilene Brocious, Hazel Kuhn, Judy Grey, Beverly Perry. ROW TWO: Marcia Campbell, Carol Starr, Sue Ann Kunselman, Mary Piluso, Wanda Lasher, Carolyn Fox, Dave Gallaher, Don Wirick, John Doverspike, Jo Ann Morvick. ROW THREE: Pauline Giedel, James Martin, Gary Stover, Mike Hickman, Glen Rosenberger, Ken Rodgers, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Kathy Bish, Mary Lee Blaney, Bonnie Crawford, Mrs. Ferne McElhinney adviser. ROW FOUR: Nancy Rush, Sally Dailey, Marcia Host, Madylin Long, Cindy John, Donna Kay Cribbs, Judy Beck, Judy AHYLIOHY, JUdy Atwood, Carolyn Elgin. BACK ROW: Reynolds Lash, Jack Costanzo, James Starr, John Shaner, Gary McMillen, Dave Schrecengost, Jim Hutchison, James Lemmon, Dennis Flick. ART CLUBS FRONT ROW: Larry Schrecergosf, Arnold Graffon, JONES Hooks, Steve Kanror, Jack Crawford, ROSE Norie l-GTl'l0nUf Dione Cmwfmdy Edyly Kg-ig, Robert Pace, Frork Gilliland, Walfer Neidig. ROW TWO: Edward Pore, Fred Qoirin, Billy Freedline, Da'e Heckrrof, Gene George, Danry Bowser, Bob Klgpuyl Larry V,',lhe:rr, Meriort Shaffer, Miss Arm Mays adviser, BACK ROW: Nancy Olinger, Connie Recdoero, Sally Ann Lasher, Sondra Soe Barnelr, Soly Buck, Lirdo Srourler, Nancy Mitchell, Fred Conningharn, Bryon Baskline. FRONT ROW: Judy Fry, Norma Gill, Carolyn Fox, Sylvia Schiano, Sandra Shearer, Cindy Sedwick, Sandra Sgarlafa, Mary Walker, Jane Harmon, Darlene Gaiser, ROW TWO: Mr. C, Raymond Marshall adviser, Tom Wesfendorl, James Lamison, Tam Hogan, Chester Choncek, Gary Bowser, John Waugaman, James Wiles, Paul Kirkwood, Bill Hill. BACK ROW: Donald McAloose, Bud Scarf, Harry Peters, John Shaner, Dave Schrecengosf, .lack Schrecengosr, Bill Fries, Eddy Clark. I :ns-my-C., 'r-a..-J.: 16 ,, j gli 3 FRONT ROW: Anna Barnes, Eva Jamieson, oool, Frank' rv Bowser, G':r, Tr sdqer, Rfiy-new Nlhllyard, Larry Por'er FRONT ROW: 'f7 ', :Jer S ik Sr: s Jce DeGr::'d, Dar .r . , Sznarfz Szrrecerrgos Ark: Hens Q: rf C'::,:f:a'e ROW TWO Mes Ann M 1.3 adviser, .if-L RCZGQS Sonia Ee Be-'Yoo A.. ,ora Kzren .Yrzx-. Sssfzr Hog 'lf' KS . Ce :iz e Ser.: Co' as D a'e Sono BACK ROW: .i ' Ear' S'a3e'. How Toifor, Roger od. LJ' sv. Qondv 5 'J - y' , X j.'1 7 '. OH' 590, BQAS Joyce Coge. ginia Dimmirr, Shirley Gurherie, Edith B'sh, Lin a Walker, Nancy Martin, Carol Odrechowski, ROW TWO: Sam Calhoun, Richard Shorts, Jerry Snyde Terry Thomason, Bill VVr:ll5, Rodney Cglwe Charles Johr Sam Hill, Mr C Raymond Mars a adviser. BACK ROW: Jim Herrick John Hellgrer Larry Bell, Frrink Long, Drxud lNr'1,f D,d'r1y Cla MATH LUB FRONT ROW: Nellie Walter, Michele Dougan Penny Lami- son, Diane Fry, Alice Johnston, Rose Marie Larnona. ROW TWO: Mrs. Marybelle Sinnamond adviser, Genevieve Schiano, Nancy Smith, Carolyn Maxwell, Elaine Boarts, Dale Mc- Millen, Harry Cousins. BACK ROW: Jerry Claypool, Alan Abranovic, Lenny Bowser, Freddie Slautterbaclc, Keith Bow- ser, Bob Rybarik. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Carl Schrecengost, Chalmers Bartz, Tom Ral- ston, Sidney Hayes Ill, Bill Smith, Charles Lewis, Albie Good- man, Robert Goldinger. ROW TWO: Kay Krozely, Nancy Otell, Helen McKinley, Jo Ann Morvick, Brenda Templeton, Beverly Perry, Marilyn DuBroclc, Carol Kosecki, Martha Johns. ROW THREE: Mr. Miles Milliran advisor, Ed Carnahan, Sam Titus, Charles Klingensmith, Ed Shellhammer, Jack Costanzo, Thomas Obade, Bill Hutchison, BACK ROW: Ronnie Brum- baugh, Larry Collins, Daniel Cornrnan, Wayne Beckett, Wen- dell Flick, Russell Grafton. ' 'ws fu TT i 3.' S M 5 .- Q. .' 1, W ' f A L- Q' ' na LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy Calhoun, Judy Discavage Janet Smith, Virginia Anthony, Nancy Martin, Sandy Lemmon, Dorothy Ritchey. ROW TWO: Nancy Brody, Miclfey Kantor, Sue Shearer, Judy Daugherty, Norie Newell, Sally Todd, Mari- lyn McCaughan, Judy Toy, Gloria Jordan. ROW THREE: Marnie Sedwiclc, Kitty McCune, Sandy Mountain, Arlene Mauthe, Virginia Lytle, Sandy Bauer, Sandra Adelson, Gay- lene Curren, Judy Mauthe. BACK ROW: Joyce Claypoole, Bonnie Claypool, Carolyn Elgin, Edith Bish, Bonnie Shearer, Bonnie Crawford, Doris Hiwiller, Nancy Hill, Nancy Patton. RADIO CLUB FRONT ROW: Sidney Hayes, Dennis D. Friclc, Ruth Shuster, Bonnie Kronen, Charlotte Poznik, Kathy Glenn, Joyce Shalier, Nancy Brody, Marlene Schrecongost. ROW TWO: Hazel Kuhn, Jane Harmon, Sandra Adelson, Carolyn Fox, Esther Bierer, Bonnie Shearer, Kay Krozely, Doris Hiwiller, Nancy Hill, Mrs. Esther Loch adviser. ROW THREE: Bob Varhala, James Yount, Carol Quinn, Nancy Reichard, Rochelle Miller, Phoebe Fries, Louise Round, Patty Crawford, Cindy Sed- wick. BACK ROW: Richard Sipes, Robert Leard, Ward Karns, Larry Johns, Logan Goldinger, Bill Fries, Jerry Kunselman, Bob Wonderling. .ILI IOR HIGH B D l Xlwr., a:.L....: 4 . ..... FM' - ,,, Trombones: Dave Schrecengost, Jim Lorenzetti, Keith Bunser, Reid Artmstrong. Fred Klugh, Harding Whit- acre, Jim Gibson, Bill Mohney, Ronald Scaife, Dana Burnett, Bob Black, Bass Horns: Charles lsacco, Wilbert Slagle, Madalyn Long, Clarinets: Warren Dosch, Elaine Boarts, Mickey Pollock, John Whelan, Ed Cunnings, Mary Louise Helm, Dick Morgan, Bill Elgin, Michele Dugan, Nancy Rush, Howard Taylor, Dick Shotts, Joel DeGrand, Sandra Julius. Alto Horns: Mary Alice Hoover, Robert Klaput, Jean Kiser, John Procious, Charles Slagle. Saxaphones: Ward Karnes, Jimmy Sowers, Dudley Claypoole, Greg Henderson, Jimmy Hutchinson, Trumpets: Jerry Kunzelmon, Dick Schall, Turney Cragle, Bill Fries, Bill Hutchinson, Don Wirick, Jack Doverspike, Bill Hiddinger, Bill Momou, Kenneth Grey, Bill Smith, James Newell, Michael Kielman, Andy Ulisky, Linton Stroud, Jock Bowers, Jack Rhodes, Jerome Chemelli, John Morvick, Ron Streightifi, Drums: Bill Crytzer, Tom Hogan, George Emminger, Allan Schaeffer, Jim Hetrick. Flute: Cora Acklin. Baritone: Charles Hutchinson. String Bass: Bob Braun Moiorettes: Sandy Bowser, Carol Gault, Nancy Hill, Doris Hiwiller, Gloria Jordan, Cindy John, Nancy Moore, Marnie Sedwick, Sandy Shearer, Sue Shearer, Marie Stone, Violins: James Bowser, Kathy Marshall, Sandy Walker, Brenda Tempelton, Diana Snyder. Director: Mr. Michael Petronchek. HEERLEADERS LUB FRONT ROW: Glo' a Jordan, Mickey Kantar, Jane Green- awalt, Judy Calhoun, Kitty McCune, Marion Cornrran, XN, D Sandy Mountain, Lou Ann Humphrey, Carol Cooke. ROW TWO: Sue Shearer, Karen Troup, Barbara Shaffer, Marnie Sedwick, Kathy Bradigan, Marilyn McCaughan, Penny Stivason, Sandy Bacer, Mary Serene, Mrs, Clara Cress- well adviser. BACK ROW: Judy Discavage, Jean Mar- ropode, Nancy Smith, Judy Daugherty, Georgianne -I McCullough, Evelyn Haye, Sally Smith, Delores Slagle. L59 -9 . 9 l WA l Q 1,4 V' bv 1 eq 1 BASKETBALL LU BS FRONT ROW Bob Gabler Dick Cravener Don Wirick John Pella Wayne Shafer Gary Gabler Wendell Fl ck Tom Croyle John Whelan Amby Bauer Ed Lattanzio ROW TWO M Richard George adviser Rayburn Toy Gary Stover Scott Brewer Gary McMullen Sam Titus Sam Toy Charles Cousins Jet? Crawford Larry Collins Jim Milliron BACK ROW Larry Kunselman Edward Orr Gary Quinn Jack Schreckengost Bob Delp Jim Hidinger Richard Mohney, James Starr Chas. Hutchison John Shaner. FRONT ROW: Bill Schrecongost Bill Welch, Larry Bell Bill Layton Sam Calhoun Jerry Crusan, Charles John, James Rosenberger Jay Kutsch, Ed Milligan. ROW TWO: Chuck Dosch, Robert Leard, Bill Yee, Bob Forster John Hellgren Joe Spangler, Harry Beckwith, Paul Bowers, Ron Sagrati, Her- man McAtoose, Charles Salsgiver. ROW THREE: Mr, Richard George adviser Dudley Claypoole, Larry Wolfe, Robert Lasher, Terry Thompson, David Williams, Kenneth Cousins, Tim Keagle, Richard Benton, Larry Gray. BACK ROW: Dick Booth, Ted Trudgen, Dennis Ballock, Glenn Plyler, Bill Hill, Bill Crytzer, John Kozicki, Michael DeFeo, Danny Collins. 1 N 9 vt 'BX-u -L4 A. :Q PROJ ECTIONIST CLUBS FRONT ROW Russell Grafton Nancy Patton Norte Newell Goldie Fink Carole E Smith Sylvia Schlano Wayne Shafer Sam Toy ROW TWO Wilson Shatter Albie Goodman John Bonnett Mike Smith Paul Shay Ed Carnahan Tom Jack Harold Schrecengost Bill Walter BACK ROW Richard Miller Bob Neal James McDowell Billy Rupert Dennis Miller Jack Walker Stanley Toy Mr Laurice Pierce adviser FRONT ROW Sam Hill Stan Schrecengost Michael Toy Mark Owen Larry Olinger Jack Loughrey Rodney Calwell David Johnston Billy Barker Bill Bauer ROW TWO Jerry Lash Jerry Kunselman Harry Beckwith Jerry Crusan Roy Eiler Chuck Dosch David Ankeny Larry Gray Larry Schall Bill Curren ROW THREE Dennis Ballock Danny Collins Bob Kutch Ed Milligan Denny Lamisan Kenneth Grey Larry Wolfe Richard Sipes Norman Gray Mr Laurice Pierce adviser 1 .L .to l L , - 1 . f , -gg . ,QV ',,. V. x E' : , Y 'f', 92- V wi .. 'L S Tix. 3 ' .Q ,V 'Z ,i . 1' ' - 55, . si- if 5 S' A A V B A YM . : o 4 - GOLF CLUBS FRONT ROW: Franklin Shamaker, Harold Walker, Alan Thomas, Donald Lasher, Ronald Raber, Jim Wylie, John Ack- lin, Jack Benner' ROW TWO: Nr Joseph Traska adviser, John Coffman, Dennis D, Frick, John Whelan, Charley Hurchinson, Mickey Pollock, Ralph Taylor, Ed Klapaf BACK ROW: Jrmrres McDowell, Mike Hickman, Ed Lattanzio, Amby Bauer, Ron Streighiif, Nayne Shafer, Wayne Bowser, Bill Sherry, Roger Mills, FRONT ROW: Larry Adams, Donald Cloak, Robert Wolfe, Gerald Jordan, Jack Hill, Raymond Wolfe Jr., John Hidin- ger, Dennis Mervis, Gary Bowser, Chester Mechling. ROW TWO: Fred Klugh, Leslie Anthony, Charles Pella, Gary Slagle, Tom Rybarick, Ed Walters, Marvin E. Younf, Merle Wilhelm, David Bacher, BACK ROW: Mr. Joseph Traska adviser, Turney Croyle, Sam Bowser, Bob Seward, Jim Gib- son, Keith Bowser, Bill Elgin, Bill Milligan, Bill Crissman. 8 -:Ei FRONT ROW: James Newell, Larry Bowser, Glenn Harmon, Kenneth Forringer, Jim Fox, Donald White. ROW TWO: Jim Sobiski, Wayne Conners, Clyde McGregor, Arnold Hill, Ronald Leard, Cary Max Shearer, Larry James Frick. BACK ROW: Donald Corley, Jack Bowers, Clark Brewer, Wil- liam Rodgers, Samuel Emigh, Michael Kielman, Frank Savona, Mr, Joseph Traska adviser. ARCHERY CLUB FRONT ROW: Denn's Daaghedy, Chester Bowser, James Lemmon, Ed Carrahan, Jim Hutchison, Jim Klingensmifh, James Martin, Howard Painter. ROW TWO: Mr, Wiliam Decock adviser, Safn Cox, Greg Henderson, Bob Ned, Allen Shaefler, Bill Cryizer, Raul Bevingron, E-gere Yockey. BACK ROW: Paul Shay, Dave Ga chef, Dave Scholl, Don Carn- rnan, Harry Cryizer, Ken Rodgers, Wilson Shafier. 1 JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Don Wirick, Larry Adams, Chuck Hooks. ROW TWO: Allan Schaffer, John Bonneft, John Lash, Jim Hiclinger, Jim Kane, Gary Quinn, Larry Collins, ROW THREE: Ed Carnahan, Lanny Kcirns, Bob Delp, Glenn Plyler, Jim Benton, Larry Dens- more, Terry Thompson. ROW FOUR: Willis McFarland, Dennis Yales, Larry Karns, John Hellgren, Bob Beaffy, Bill Kaklis, Bill Cryr- zer. BACK ROW: Dick Booth, Eugene Yockey, Charles Hutchinson, Larry Kunzel- man, Jim Klingensmiih, Ed Orr, Mr, Henry Shepard coach. JU IOR Hl H FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Bill Cryfzer, Bill Hill, Charley Hutchison, Allan Schaffer, John Whelan, Arnby Bauer, Dave Schrecengost. ROW TWO: Larry Adarns, Stu Hindman, Larry Atwood, John Hellgren, Glenn Plyler, Mick- ey Pollock, Harry Beckwith, Reynolds Lazh. 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