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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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'I ,P o is c 15 n 1'wf 'M . x X-X XX X X X Q 1 4 Kittanning High School sets the stage in an excellent production of the 1959 Kit-Han-Ne. The Kit-Han-Ne is destined to remain with fondest memories in the hearts of all. Through these doors have passed some of the greatest actors and actresses of the future. Here they have re- t, 1 ceived the necessary knowledge X lr and experience that will assure 1 ' them many successful roles in XT lv the years to come. l i ' l l XSXS xxxxoiofgoo Ol l' li! XX! .6 6 O 9,3 00 O l fl, I ,oo 00000 cog oo EcgoooQOoOf,fl! sfgmows OO., geo O fffff 0000 0000 ooooo 00 ffff o of OOO , Q 0900 o 0 O f X o - o 0 0 0 0 0000 0 0 o f -ff' 0 0 O' O o O 2 03036333 0 I f -,-- 6- O Q00 3 0 O 'QCJgQ 0009000090659 fl O Q Q O O O o cggqito Z Q o O X SECON -Y I-h, 7 r ANNING NIA is 7 K1 l llslm al, :H llljil-lgqll ll ll EX 52? S l ' 'Q 1 X 'gf , X l y .2 ge l Ni' - , l l l l 1 I l lit l -e- 2 As the years go by, we will look back upon our school days with many pleasant memories. The Kit- han-ne stat? believes that our school life is compar- able tothe stage. We-like the stage--have our actresses, actors, understudies, directors, and producers. For this reason, we have used scenes from the stage to illus- trate our annual. In the years to come, the Kit-han-ne will help you to remember your school. Carol Jean Cochran Editor YOREVVURD CONTENTS if Jnwvmd, t I I ff Jacultq, , gmb-L saga 'A' if if if Spmfd, if Jbzala h X s you glcm th gh the contents of th Kt hon-ne, the attraciio s yo ,:e,z:L:i,.12: :. cef gig o tage du g the p t y ca XJ F sf 'E 'fx-mf F x We, the Class of 1959, dedicate this 38th edition ofthe KIT-HAN-NE to you, Mr. Stephen Kropinak. We recognize the years of service you have given to Kittanning High School, the time you have will- ingly spent for various activities, and the many hours of guidance, patience, understanding, and efficient work you have shared with the KIT-HAN-NE Staff as Business Advisor. 6 gil, We, the Senior Class of l959, would like to express our appreciation to our advisors who have guided us throughout our three years of high school to our ultimate goal. With the realization that this has taken much understanding and patience, along with the hard work, it is to you Mrs. Nall, Mrs. Henry, Mr. Gardner, and Mr. Crissman, that we offer our sincere thanks and appreciation. sms -:lf S4 Board of Education: Seated, left to right: Miss Hazel Gibson, secretary, Mr. Glenn Schaffer, Mr. William Altvater, Mr. Ray- mond Jamison. Standing: Mr. Samuel Cross, Dr. Burt Dunmire, Mr. Paul Moore, Mr. A. T. Suckling, Mr. William Morgan, Mr. William McCune, fr .V 'ii i Graduation from high school is an event of significance. It is a point which can, and often does, represent the beginning of a new and even more challenging phase in the life of the graduate. Not the least of the challenges is the need for the young graduate to recognize the need for continu- ing his education. lt is my hope that the members of the Class of 1959 ofthe Kitton- ning High School will not only recognize this need but will face the challenge and will continue with their education for be- yond high school, will make it a personal thing to be continued throughout life. Burt Dunmire Superintendent Dr. Burt Dunmire, Superintendent of Schools. Secretaries to Mr. Dunmire: Miss Hazel Tax Consultant, Mr. Stanley Ziegler. Gibson and Mrs. Pat Wagner. Secretary, Mrs. Nadine Rush. Ylgllz hgvf Gm I... 1 Wade C. Hall To the Members of the Class of 1959 ln spite of all that we hear, l believe that America's greatest problem today is not outer space, but inner man. The chal- lenges of a rival ideology emphasize the need for people of tremendous spiritual, mental and physical strength in our nation. The potential for this lies in each of you. I hope that you will exert it to the utmost, and play a big role in preserving the free- dom which we prize so dearly. Paul D. Breon Paul D. Breon .aff To the Members of the Class of 1959 Never before has a good education been so essential to youth as it is today. Advancement in all fields is moving at a rapid pace. To keep up with it, you must apply yourselves with diligence. May you look toward your goal with enthusiasm and continually experience success. Wade C. Hall BX F eg neg X Rf FACULTY XV eQ 1 ,,,,,....-as-- Z! --Z- ' Nsstiormi Infant M.. ,X MM.: . ,....... 5 Z r CN! Q-. SQ fu-H English Department: Seated, left to right: Miss Janet Foulis, Mr. Arthur Walter, Miss Rachel Painter. Standing: Miss Mabel Shaffer, Mrs. Rebecca Henry, Mrs. Mildred Montgomery. Jwwlfff Science Department: Seated: Mr. William Livengood Standing, left to right: Mi. David Ullom, Mr. Fred erick Gardner, Mr. Hugh Hutchison. Vw L . F Qs, librarian: Miss Martha Mitchell, VT th Language Department: Seated, left to right: Miss Janet Foulis, Mrs. Helen Nall, Miss Mabel Shaffer, Business Department: Seated, left to right: Miss Jean Painter, Mu, Stephen Kropinak, Mrs. Madge Stewart. Standing: Mr. Ford Shanlrle, Mrs. Peggy Heclrman, Mrs. Thelma Suckling, Mr. Theodore Round. Mathematics: left to right: J. Mitchell Blose, Mr, John McConnell. Driver's Education: Seated, left to right: Mr. Wil- liam Livengood, Mr. Nicholas Corlesi. X NQS Social Studies Department: Left to right: Miss Pauline Smith, Mr. William Decock, Mr. William Crissman, Miss Carolyn Titzell. l Home Economics Teacher: Mrs. Betty Maize. Physical Education Department: . Seated, left to right: Mr. John Rimmey, Miss Jean Melvin. L rg:-,var ,,,........-f JU-Cliff!! 'Q' English Department: Seated, left ta right: Mrs. Margaret Charley, Mr. Lym Alter, Stu- dent Teacher, Mrs. Maurine Shaffer. Standing: Mr. Joseph Traslxa, Miss Marlene Foreman, Mr. Norman King, Mrs. Mary- belle Sinnamoncl. wr X if First Semester Pruciice Teachers: First Row, left to right: Mr, Hartman, Miss Stewart. Second Row: Miss Thomp- son, Mr, Strain. First Semester Practice Teachers: Left to right: Mr. Hallman, Mr. Sebastian. FN Industrial Arts: Seated: Miss Ann Mays. Standing: Mr. Harold Duppstadt, Mr. Harry Duncan. Math Department: Seated, left to right: Mrs. Mary Hobbs, Mr. Carl Zimmerman. Standing: man, Mr. Ray McAfoose. f. 615 Jean Cutler, Mrs Miss Marlene Fore pw Eff' N Science Department: seated, Miss Joan Caretti. Standing, Mr. Miles Milleron, B Mr. Robert Starr. G 'd C I , J ' H' hz M. Guidance Counselor, Senior High: Mrs. Avanelle ul ance ounse or Umor lg r Grafton, Student Teachers, Junior High, First Semester: seated, Lynn Alter. Standing, John Dwyer. Health Department: Mrs. Mary Elder, school nurse, Dr. William Holland, school doctor, Mrs. Betty Maize. Secretary to Mr, Breon: Mrs. Ethyl Mores. Student Teachers, Second Semester, Senior High: seated, Miss Peg Black. Standing, left to right: Mr. Chris Otto, Mr. Richard Feltenburger, Mr. Ernest Snyder. Wayne Cresswell. Student Teachers, Second Semester, Junior High: Mr, Richard Blosser, Mr. Ray Gour- Iey. , I 'vnu-g S--2' Mr. John Cutler, Miss Ann Hoover, Music. Left to right: Mr, Richard George, Mrs. Natalie Mechling, Physical Education. Jfwdfa Seated: Miss June Sutton, Core, Mrs. Fern McElhinney, Core. Standing: Mr. Robert Reichard, Core and Pennsylvania History, Mr. Dale Zimmerman, Core, Mr. Henry Shepard, Core. Mr. William Murphy, Special Education Mr. Laurice Pierce, Health. Mr, Robert Reichard, Attendance Officer. 16 5 uu- f X..- X English Department: Seated, left to right: Mrs. Mary History Department: Seated, left to right: Mr. Kenneth June Cooper, Mrs. Marybelle Sinnumond, Mrs. Mar- Smith, Mr. Richard Fowlkes. Qafel Shumukef- Cafeteria Workers: Standing, left to right: Mrs. Kamp, Mrs. Art Department: Standing, left to right: Mrs. Lido John, Mrs. Neidig. Suckling, Miss Ann Mays. Industrial Arts: Standing, left to right: Mr. Frank Soloski, Home Economics Department: Seated, left to right: Mr, Jack Leech. 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' i ,,, , Q ggip, ....: , Q wxvfw 5 is y 2 il? if jk E we , sy Q1 -'29 Q I DE +4 qv , Q ,, m e v ,- Y sm ' was g fs 5 ig? k,x ,ibn-'G if ff Jigsaw ...W ' K' x:T.: i:: -far. - lf- .1 A 3 -' uf k' ! i s -I I Q F , 13 -61 sl' J' if Q 4 M - w5 f' kg f .1, . gf' 54 f 3 i it Z I I f Q .t S , Q It Y T1 2 5-Ex m if x f 'ss O J ' - -fl , Dancing in the dark. 5... HOMEROOM 309 Teacher, Mrs. Sinnamond Sitting, left to right: Tim Mash, Bob Mason, Judy Reedy, Charlene Otto, Nelda Jamieson, Carol Murphy, Tom Recupero, Ken Mechling. Middle Row: Linda Miller, Kay Painter, Mary Myers, Barbara Mechling, George Nelson, Mrs. Sinnamond, Sonia Mechling, Margaret Roberts, Susie Myers, Martha Penning- ton. Back Row: Rosemary Queen, Jim Olesnanilr, Norman Painter, Charles Pella, George Heptul, Mary Ellen Na- gle, Eddie Hockenberry, Bill Matthews, Gary Nelson, Ricky Murphy, Harold McPherson. Absent: Harry Lytle, Dale Reitler. HOMEROOM 331 Teacher, Mr. White Sitting, left to right: Michael LaFisca, Sandra Krompeir, Christine Kilgore, Karen Karns, Danny Johnson, Wanda Jameison, Jane Johnston, Neal Kuhn. Middle Row: Charla Claypool, Andy Johns, Rosemarie Manfredi, Alice Mcllwain, Ronald Livengood, Mr. White, Willard Jordan, Donald McCol- lim, Karen Langham, Linda Kunselman. Back Row: Michael Lynds, Ronald Johns, Sandra Lasser, Saundra Kasun, Bob McAfoose, Shirley McHaddon, Herbert Kutch, Frank Law, Randy McEliavy. Absent: Harold Crissman, Bill Freeclline, Raymond Landis, 25 jxmzilzman, HOMEROOM 101 Teacher, Mr. Pierce Sitting, left to right: Kathy Bow- ser, Diane Crawford, Caroline Bish, Daryln Barnett, Terry Barile, Betty Bowser, Doris Aites, Cathy Barrett. Middle Row: Eileen Anderson, Lucy Bouch, Sue Baney, Caroline Armi- tage, Mr. Pierce, Judy Bennet, Geor- gia Beers, Rose Black, Eloise Bech- del, Jack Bennett. Back Row: Floyd Bartoe, Joe Atwood, Jack Bowser, Gary Bowser, Jack Bowers, Bary Bowser, Alan Abronovic, Tom Ben- zie, Dick Beers, Alkert Bleakney, Don Beer. Absent: Jim Bowser, Ken Anthony, Caroline Bish, Clar- ence Bowser, Tom Bower, Peggy Bleggi. fill l,l llzllslldliiu El l , 52 El HOMEROOM 103 Teacher, Miss McGeoch Sitting, left to right: Richard Brune son, Lenny Bowser, Susie Callas, Delores Brocious, Larry Bowser, Helen Cogley, Judy Brown, Joe Campbell, Roger Brown. Middle Row: Gail Byers, Joyce Cogley, Nancy Campbell, Joanne Campbell, Carol Cogley, Miss McGeoch, James Carnes, Nancy Carriec, Judy Cause ins, Kathy Brumbaugh. Back Row: Sam Bowser, James Brown, John Coffman, Donald Cloak, Sally Buck, Nancy Boyher, Joline Claypoole, Jerry Chemelli, Ronald Cloak, Jerry Claypool, Don Carley, Gordon Claypoole. Absent: Judy Patton. HOMEROOM T07 Teacher, Mr. King Sitting, left to right: Terry Cravene er, Rosemary Daniels, Sharon Fen- nell, Wilbert Cox, Dixie Densmore, Peggy Ford, Dick Faulkner. Sec- ond Rowz Wilma Douglas, Nancy Frick, Diane Fry, Nancy Frantz, Mr. King, Andria Fetterman, Nancy Crissman, Michele Dougan, Carole Edwards. Third Row: Joel De- Grand, Gene George, Jack Craw- ford, Ken Forringer, Wendell Davis, Don Fulton, Sam Emigh, Frank Gil- liland, Larry Frick, Beverley Frai- ley, Fourth Row: Ken Cousins, Warren Dosch, Rosemary Dewey, Judy Delano, Dora Dowling, Mary Dandrow, Harold Eznminger, Vaughn Martin, Charles Crawford. Absent: Ken Denardo. 26 HOMEROOM 109 Teacher, Mr. Kenneth Smith Sitting, left to right: Arnold Graf- ton, Sandra Hill, Judy Gamble, Rita Grafton, Ruth Ganker, Faye Haw- kins, Anita Heasley, Gerald Jor- dan. Middle Row: Barbara Ho- gan, Karen Heigley, Stephen Kan- tor, Susan Hogenmiller, Diane Hill, Nancy Helm, Portia Hawley, Mel- da Fry, Fred Laird. Back Row: James Hoaks, John Hidinger, Jack Hill, Arnold Hill, Donald Grafton, Leo Hawkins, Ronald Johnson, War. ren Coax, Phillip Harmon, James Jageman. Absent: Sandra Carnes, Harry Johns, Karen Wilson, Mr. Smith. HOMEROOM 118 Teacher, Miss Joan Caretti Sitting, left to right: Merion Shaf- fer, Bob Semmens, Floyd Smith, Suzie Snyder, Judy Shaffer, Elaine Smith, Charles Slagle, Dick Shotts. Middle Row: Tom Stitt, Jim Salucki, Bob Sloan, Ed Smith, Miss Caretti, Linda Stauffer, Linda Skinner, Diane Snyder, Kathy Stitt, Barbara Rupp. Back Row: Ron Shaub, Howard Taylor, Linda Smith, Max Shearer, Louise Smith, Marjorie Rennie, Lin- ton Straud, Marilyn Shaffer, Betty Rogalski, Ron Scaife, Jack Stennett, Mary Stoney. Absent: Sandy Bow- ser, Barry Slease. HOMEROOM 121 Teacher, Mr. Miles Milliron Student Teacher, Mr. John Dwyer Sitting, left to right: Don White, Bertha Willyard, Betsy White, Carol Taylor, Harry Webster, Judy Wolfe, Diana Thurau, Andy Ulisky. Mid- dle Row: Edward Walters, Larry Toy, Joan Valimont, Cecilia Yorko, Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Milliron, Carol Traister, Sandy Toy, William Sherry, Raymond Wolfe. Back Row: Danny Tressler, Ralph Taylor, Jin Wag- ner, Jim Wylie, Florence Stout, Nel- lie Walters, Joan Stover, Joe Wy' ant, Carolyn Toy, Mervin Younl, Karen Wray, Bob Wolfe. A'zssn': Patricia Rea, Tom Walker, 27 Our King and Queen Cure, aren't iheyl gyms, X HOMEROOM l3l Teacher, Mrs Maurine Schaffer First Row, left Oo right Stella Good- man, Joanne Kerenick, Sally Johnson, Eugene Marrapode, Alice Johnslori, Penny Lamison, Lois Johns. Second Row: Barbara Johns, Helen Lytle, Ka- thy Keagle, Judy Hooks, Mrs. Maurine Schaffer, Linda Karns, Linda Jenkins, Rose Marie La Mona, Sandra Schrecen- gosf. Third Row: Ronald Leard, Linda Lasher, Dorene Lewis, Edith King, Earl Shaller, Tom Miller, Donald Lasher, Anthony Marrapode, Roger Lloyd. Las? Row: Bill Milligan, Larry Miller, Phillip Basinger, Charles McGregor, Dennis Mervis, Richard loughrey, lrwin Mcllwain, Larry Lorrigan. HOMEROOM 133 Teacher, Mr. Richard Fowlkes Firsf Row, lefl lo righlz Bill Ralligan, Judy McClure, Jim Newell, Darlene Orr, Nancy McClanahan, Larry Ray- mer. Second Row: Delores McElravy, Sue McCauley, Jean Mafeer, Kay Mar- shall, Mr. Richard Fowlkes, Elaine Ma?- thews, Caroline McAfoose, Barbara Harlman, Mary Poracla. Third Row: Yvonne Painter, Susan Nicely, Diane Mills, Roger Mills, Bill Rodgers, Larry Orr, Jack Rhodes, Franklin Shurnaker, Robert Pase. Las! Row: Ed Pore, Lar- ry Schrecengosi, John Procious, Bob Rybarick, Helen McKain, Ronald Ra- ber, James Ruperi, John Ford, Fred Quinn. 28 Front Row, left to right: Sue Wible, Jack Adelson, Miss Marlene Foreman, Karen Wray, Mr. Jack Leech, Patty Shick, Sharen Fennel. Second Row: Yvonne Painter, Tom Stitt, Darlyn Barnett, Mary Beth Buhute, Diane Thurau, Diane Smith, .lean Friclc, Patsy Grey, Ronnie Shatter, Steve Owens, Dex Hetrick, Burt Davis, Jim Rickey. Third Row: Linda Delp, Betsy Wilt, Sandra Kasen, Ann Trenkle, Fred Sacco, Rick Murphy, Danny Bevington, Leonard McHadon, Howard Taylor, Portia Hawley, Ron Laird, Don Corley. ' ' gwwz The Student Council of Kittanning Junior High School is a governing body that gives the student a chance to voice his opinion. The coun- cil consists of a representative from each home- room, the four officers, and our sponsors, Miss Foreman and Mr. Leech. A STUCO meeting is held each Wednesday to which a representative or alternate must attend. At each homeroom meeting each student has a chance to voice com- plaints or suggestions that should be brought before the next council meeting. The STUCO has sponsored many proiects this year for community and school betterment, such as a Magazine Campaign, Selling Shares, Dances and a Monitor System. The past two years the Student Council has purchased a showcase and bulletin boards for the school. This year we plan to spend approxi- mately S400 for items for the school. Student Council Officers and Advisers Sitting, left to right: Karen Wray, Pat ty Shick, Miss Foreman, Mr. Leech Standing: Jack Adelson, Sue Wible, 29 3 6'-lub First Row, seated, left to right: Raymond Brown, Peter Stivanson, David Wolfe, Kenneth McPherson. Second Row: Sandro Wyant, Sara Wagner, John Gauntz, Fred Maize, Mrs. Hobbs, Roger Brown, Danny Hedglin, Roger Laughery. Third Row: Leonard McHadden, Jerry Lori- gan, Dan Bowser, Jackie Weaver, Gary Lorigan, Ron Livengood, Nathaniel Cooper, Robert Walker. . JM- .- Front Row, seated, left to right: Pamela Kammerdeiner, Joann Painter, Sandra Goline, Judyann Patton, Susan Stoulfer, Phyllis Smith, Linda Hepfl, Suzanne Bowser. Second Row: Salla Smith, Sharon Rupert, Sandy Toy, Freda Schaub, Mrs. Cooper, Cheryl Hutchison, Sally Smith, Nancy Julian, Jerilyn Helm, Jo Ann Fink. Third Row: Diane Sinclair, Karen Trudgen, Louise Bowser, Sally Toy, Ella Johns, Toni Kursky, Garnet Cravenor, Mary Boney, Ginger Karns, Barbara Hill, Patty Pence. Klub Standing, left to right: Mr. Nick Carlesi, Advisor, Bob Brown, Frank Kutch, Carole Cooke, Glenn Rosenberger, Klub First Row, seated, left to right: Terry Shira, Johnny Cryt- zer, Jim Scaite, Janet King, Molly Ashbaugh, Evelyn Edwards, Ed Stennett, Bob Wray. Second Row: Larry Fox, Alan Claypoole, Dean Sellers, Jean Frick, Steve Owen, Mr. McAfoose, Jim Mortimer, Denny Morgan, Mike Choncek, Charles Crawford. Third Row: John Olesnanik, Sue Louden, Cynthia Elwood, Walter Clay- poole, Bruce Dickey, Jim Norton, Jef? Chinn, Nancy Lyons, Cheryl Rosenberger, Joyce Myers, Sam French, Frank Crawford. 30 Klub Sitting, left to right: Nelda Jamison, Susie Myers, Miss Mays, Dan Farister, Bob Mason. Middle Row: Sandra Titus, Darrel Anthony, Jim Aubrey, Roy Anthony, Nancy Carrier, Peggy Bleggi. Back Row: Carol Heider, Ed Hockenberry, Gary Nelson, Dan Brown, Rosemary Queen, Herbert Kutch, Randy McElhavy. .KM Sitting, left to right: Eugene Marrapode, Mary Simcik, Rosalie Grates, Nancy Smith, George Nelson. Middle Row: Linda Jenkins, linda Weise, Nellie Walters, Peggy Ford, Mrs. Shumaker, Sandra Lasser, Elaine Crytzer, Anita Hensley. Bock Row: Clarence Bowser, Clyde McGregor, Jack Bowers, Don Schaffer, Florence Stout, Mary Dandro, Tony Marrapode, Jake Pifer. Sitting, left to right: Karen Wray, Dixie Densmore, Diane Snyder, Nancy Mason, Margie Rupert, Susie Callas, Bar- bara Kunselman, Rose Shearer, Nancy Shaner, Jill Mat- thews, Sally Buck. 31 Klub Sitting, left to right: Jim Bowser, Terry Cravener, Eddie Umbaugh, Jack Hodgson, Terry Bellas, Tom Myers, Dan Bowser, Dick Bowser. Middle Row: Jim Hawk, Harry Paton, Jim Barker, Mary Ellen Scahill, Jack Crawford, Miss Sutton, Jim Wagner, Wilbert Cox, Benny Slagle, John Armitage. Back Row: Charles Crawford, Jim Hooks, Sam Brice, Margie Round, Dave Doverspike, Ray Wolfe, Bob Pace, Darrell Toy, Barbara Miller, Bob Wolfe. 0 l o 8 First Row, left to right: Miss Ann Hoover, Rose Marie Lamona, Barbara Hogan, Betsy White, Carol Taylor, Susie Callas, Dixie Densmore, Judy McClure, Diana Sny- der, Lindo Lasher. Second Row: Michele Dougan, Rose Black, Peggy Bleggi, Joel DeGrand, Gene George, Larry Orr, Ed Walters, Harry Webster, Carolyn Toy, Sally Buck. Third Row: Jim Bowser, Roger Mills, Jack Hill, Richard Beers, Ed Pore, Irwin Mcllwain, Tom Miller, War- ren Dosch, Linton Stroud, Ron Scaife. Lqhfh, First Row, left to right: Mary June Brown, Judy Cogley, Mildred Emery, Charla Claypcole, Jane Johnston, Karen Ereghenti, Second Row: Barbara Gruslcin, Rose Marie Manfredi, Rita Mills, Anne Hoover, Martha Hill, Sally Brown, Wanda Jamieson, Linda Cloak. Third Row: Wilma Frailey, Ruby Johns, Jane Buckholz, Donna Bro- cious, Sandra Remaley, Elaine Remaley, Carole Skinner, Diane Pella, Wanda Schall. ' 9 First Row, left to right: Miss Anne Hoover, Lucille Bouch, Carol Taylor, Judy Shaffer, Sandy Karns, Nancy McCla- nahan, Martha Hill, Sally Johnston, Caroline Bish, Susie Callas, Kathy Bowser, Betty Bowser, Dixie Densmore, Rita Grafton, Kathy Barrett, Nancy Frantz, Helen Cog- ley, Susan Hogenmiller, Betsy White. Second Row: Bar- bara Johns, Gail Bowers, Judy McClure, Barbara Rupp, Mary Parado, Joan Stover, JoAnn Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Joyce Cogley, Barbara Hogan, Diane Snyder, Nancy Helm. Third Row: Susan Baney, Jean Mateer, Georgia Beers, Carol Cogley, Kathy Brumbaugh, Sandy Schrecengost, Rose Black, Barbara Hartman, Peggy Bleg- gi, Michele Dougan, Linda Lasher, Rose Marie Lamona, Melda Fry, Louise Smith, Betty Rogalslri, Ann Traister, Darene Louis. Fourth Row: Helen Kane, Linda Smith, Susan Niceley, Mary Lou Dewey, Sue McCulley, Kay Marshall, Diane Mills, Betty Schucker, Judy Delano, Mary Storey. Jw. . KM, First Row, left to right: Diana Lattanzio, Claire Heilman, Nancy McClain, Sandra Kennedy, Collen Hetriclx, Max- ine King, Bonnie Dantella. Second Row: Nancy Faulk- ner, Barbara Hartman, Jill Matthews, Nancy Mason, Mrs. Cutler, Nancy Shaner, Rosalie Shearer, Margie Ru- pert, Jackie Toy, Kathy Smith, Third Row: Sheila Tay- lor, Carol Varhola, Donna Lightbody, Sandra Livengood, Patty Gaiser, Norma Jean Waugaman, Alexia Stuckell, Roslyn Levine, Linda Shatter, Velvet Smith. Fourth Row: Carol Wyant, Linda Kronen, Barbara Fiscus, Charlotte Henry, Carol Trulick, Ann Cribbs, Patsy Grey, Karen Varhola, Ann Curren, Gerri Hindman. AS'a4Ant6alL Klub First Row, left to right: Jerry Traister, Robert Laird, Harry Webster, Arnold Grafton, Howard Orr, Wayne Morris, Michael La Fisca, Dale Harmon, Tom Bradigan. Second Row: Tom Yount, Don Carley, Denny Mervis, Gerald Jordan, Mr. Zimmerman, Harold Emminger, Ron Sedwick, Joe Atwood, John Yount, Rick Bauer. Third Row: John Procious, Don Fulton, Harold Walker, Don Grafton, Ron Reed, Gene George, Roger Wirick, Larry Porter, Joe Umbaugh, Ed Beers, Alan Thomas, Dan Stinchcomb. J Ho, First Row, left to right: Judy Wolfe, Judy Gamble, Car- oline Bish, Sandra Hill, Rosemary Daniels, Darlyn Bar- nett, Rita Grafton, Betty Bowser. Second Row: Susan Hogenmiller, Darlene Orr, Gail Byers, Ruth Gauker, Mrs. Witt, Mrs. Bloom, Nancy Frick, Susan Baney, Cecilia Yorko, Rose Black. Third Row: Kathy Stitt, Kathy Brum- baugh, Joline Claypoole, Carolyn Armitage, Joann Campbell, Barbara Hartman, Joyce Cogley, Nancy Campbell, Mariorie Rennie, Carol Cogley, Judy Cousins, Linda Smith. ..6,M First Row, left to right: John Bish, Alverta Arble, Linda Hooks, Howard Booher, Ray Barker. Second Row: Lucy Bouch, George Bierkamper, Leo Hawkins, Mrs. McElhin- ney, Jack Hill, Carole Bowser. Third Row: James Jage- man, Russell Bish, Jack Adelson, Richard Anthony, Rich- ard Faulkner, Wendell Davis, Larry Miller. .w'gw First Row, left to right: Carol Adelson, Penny Lamison, Dora Dowling, Mrs. Schrecengost, Linda Miller. Second Row: Elaine Smith, Barbara Mechling, Sonia Mechling, Mary Louise Claypoole, Lois Johns. Third Row: Mari- beth Buhite, Peggy Ford, Bertha Willyard, Diane Fry, Eileen Anderson, Joan Vallimont. 33 C fl L' Left lo right Delores Brocious, Diane Thureau, Diane Hill, Karen Heigley, Terri Barille. .KM Front Row, left lo right: Donna Haye, Linda Ford, Kollwy McGann, Polly Higgenson, Mary Simcik, Charlene Otto, Sonia Mechling, Barbara Stull. Second Row: Barbara Mechling, Diane Smifh, Terri Barille, Karen Heigley, Mrs. Natalie Mechling, Diane Hill, Diane Thureau, Delores Brocious, Maribeth Buhiie, Penny Powell. Third Row: Ann Trenkle, Caren Ann Bowser, Linda Miller, Mary Ellen Scahill, Saundra Kasun, Mariorie Himes, Patty Schick, Carol Dorazio, Carol Heider, Jean Heilman, Marie Yates, Connie Starr. in ff? ,fs 4 W. Front Row, left to right: Mr. John Cutler, Karen Wray, Sally Buck, Jill Matthews, Rose Shearer, Barbara Kunselman, Susie Callas, Margie Rupert, Diane Snyder, Dixie Densmore, Nancy Shaner, Nancy Mason. Second Row: Barbara Miller, Larry Cunningham, Tom Yount, Edward Kuntz, Dick Shotts, Joel DeGrand, Ann Curren, Betsy Wilt, Linda Scaife, Michele Dougan, Warren Dosch, Howard Taylor. Third Row: Barbara Hogan, Butch Chemelli, Jack Bowers, Ken Forringer, Bruce Dickey, Jim Newell, Phillip Dunmire, Jim Fox, Chuck Crawford, Harry Webster, Linda Skinner, Gene George, Jack Rhodes, Linton Stroud, Fred Sacco, Denny Morgan, Paul Crissman, John Yount, Paulette Daniels, Charlotte Henry. Buck Row: Fred Maize, David Plants, Kathy McGann, Ed Walters, Bill Rogers, John Procious, Rodger Mills, Anthony Young, John Koghman, Neal Newell, Walter Claypoole, Larry Hooks, Ronald Scaife, Harold Bowser, Irwin Mcllwain. ' ' A6'a1wLancL0 Front Row, left to right: Mr. Colonna, Michele Dugan, Barbara Hogan, Rodger Mills, Larry Hooks, Ed Walters, David Plants, Middle Row: Warren Dosch, Howard Taylor, Linda Scaife, Betsy Wilt, Kathy Brocious, Patty Young, Penny Powell, Diane Sny- der, Jim Bowser, Don Trudgen. Back Row: Joel DeGrand, Dick Shotts, Larry Cunningham, Tom Recupero, John Yount, Phillip Dunmire, Kenneth Forringer, Jack Wyant, Jack Bowers, Butch Chemelli, Linton Stroud. Y faradzkla, YN! s I could hrwe danced all night. Christmas comes but once ca year, but exams cure cxlwoys here. 37 King and Queen of the Chrisimos Dance 'vw - ' ff ,, 'Y 'Q 24 15,21 .30 42 22 FQ up Q fi si? 1129i 11 ?' 39w i if v L , 7 96 3 12 92 l X 'gjfsk JMMIWF' 4, if C A . , , wk . ,- 5335 I Lettermen: left to right: Dennis Mervis, Harold Emminger, Joe Atwood, Ralph Taylor, lrwin Mcllwain. Q sf- S-f Seventh and Eighth Grade Players: Standing, left to right: Ron Sedwick, Henry Horvat, Rodger Wirick, Jack Aclelson, Mr. Mur- phy, John Yount, Jim Stone, Ken Bowser. Kneeling: Bob Krozely, Jim Heigley, Bob Lattanzio, Tom Yount, Larry Hooks, Rick Bauer, Harold Bowser. 39 R Q Q X . . , , Q 1 J . , Kmdidi f' fQxX K2 Mxf f x X UNDERCLZXSSMEN 1 1 I ., I Ps 'Va A WMM Q up V0 fm Q ? in G WPQ. . rf ww I E 13335 as ,ss .x n 2 1 i-....,,,, 5 1 f 5 1 Si' . Y' ' 3 X Sitting, left to right: Miss Carolyn Titzell, Mr. Theodore Round, Mr. William DeCock, Miss Jean Painter. 50,510 Colors-Mint Green and White Flower-White Carnation Motto-Each is the architect of his own destiny The Sophomore Class has had a successful year under the leadership of their officers-Bill Yee, President, Reid Armstrong, Vice-President, Kathy Bradigan, Secretary, and Wayne Fruden- berger, Treasurer. As money-making activities aftergame dances were sponsored on October 3, 1958, January 30, 1959, and February 27, 1959. To climax the year, the annual Sophomore Hop, on April 211, was a dreamy success. Advisors for the class are-Miss Jean Painter, Miss Carolyn Titzell, Mr. Theodore Round, and Mr. William DeCock. Seated, left to right: Reid Armstrong, Bill Yee, Wayne Frudenberger, Kathy Bradigan. lg MN-Alf 'Qi in 15 - ' Sfwlw HOMEROOM 203 Teacher, Mrs. Thelma Suckling Sitting, left to right: Gary Mechv ling, Sandra Dermikzakis, Betty Jane Corbett, Virginia Anthony, Judy Silvis, Mary Ann Buzard, Nor- ma Russ, Donna Wilson, Louis Sals- giver. Middle Row: Joe Morvick, Howard Shotts, Wesley Craft, Charles Baum, Larry Harmon, Mrs. Suckling, Karen Beene, Janet Em- ery, Sandra Witzemann, Mary Lou McConville, Earla Frick. Back Row: Timothy Keagle, Dudley Claypoole, Logan Goldinger, David Johnston, Joanne Houser, Shirley Gutherie, Helen Kane, Connie Recupero, Herl man McAfoose, Harry Peters, Bill Emminger, Ken Dosch. Absent: Ronald Adams, John Hellgren. HOMEROOM 205 Teacher, Mr. John McConnell Sitting, left to right: Mary Lou Helm, Carol Clouse, Linda Lervis, Jim Lorenzetti, Virginia Dimmit, Di- ane Goldinger, Karen Troup, Karen Duncan. Middle Row: Denny Dun- mire, Bill Yee, Robert Easley, Norman Barrett, Mr. McConnell, Charles Johns, John Martucci, Daryl Anderson, Leonard Casino, Eddie Henry. Back Row: Ted Trudgen, Bessie Bennett, Larry Gray, Dorothy Martin, Lou Ann Peruzzi, Kathy Bradigan, Eva Jamieson, Glenna Smith, Carolyn Maxwell, Charlotte Samai, Bill Curren, Dick Haggert. Absent: Dan Cox, Jay Kutsch. 45 HOMEROOM 201 Teacher, Mr. Nicholas Corlesi Sitting, left to right: Evelyn Haye, Judy Davis, Marilyn McCaughn, Gloria Jordan, Dorothy Anthony, Larry Adams, Rose Ann Piluso, Sandy Rupert, Jane Greenawalt, Carol Cooke. Middle Row: Parks Denardo, Linda Walker, Martha Edwards, Cathy Frick, Jack Laugh- ery, Mr. Carlesi, Roger Stitt, Bob Emigh, Larry John, Larry Caras, Sally Lasher. Back Row: Sam Shir- ley, Dale McMillan, Bill Bauer, Bob Heward, Michael Klark, Marlene Beatty, Catherine Skurskey, Ron Sagretti, Bill Elgin, Bill Morrow, David Wray, Garry Trudgen. Svplw HOMEROOM 207 Teacher, Mr. James M. Blose Sitting, left to right: Verda Otto, Nancy Olinger, Betty Cousins, Jill Toy, Louise Modola, Louise Goldin- ger, Carol Bevington, Gloria Willis, Judy Calhoun. Middle Row: Mich- ele Kantor, Larry Bell, Priscilla Liv- engood, Barbara Shatter, Peggy Fair, Mark Owen, Bill Shearer, Wayne Freudenberger, Don Wirick, Fred Dunmire, Stanley Clawson. Back Row: Tom Consla, Sarah Bowser, Tom Lehner, James Het- rick, Larry Porter, Roy Smith, Frank Long, Charles lssaco, Norman Gray, Willis McFarland, Bill Foreman, Anna Barnes, Jack Enterline. Ab- sent: David Ankeny, Harding Whit- acre. HOMEROOM 209 Teacher, Mr. William Crissman Sitting, left to right: Carol Odre, chowski, Phoebe Fries, Sandy Mar rapode, Lou Ann Humphrey, Glen! da Riskosdy, Linda Lamison, Judy Crose. Middle Row: Jean Che- melli, Fred Klugh, Sam Titus, Les Anthony, Mr. Crissman, Rodney Colwell, Dennis Yates, Mary Jean Biddle, Sam Calhoun. Back Row: Joe McCullough, Ray Eiler, John Pella, Larry Hill, Kathy Glenn, Nan- cy Smith, Bonnie Kronon, Sandy Barnett, Bill Barker, Bob Farester, Bob Bauer. Absent: Becky Rupert, HOMEROOM 213 Teacher, Miss Carolyn Titzell Sitting, left to right: Judy Discav- age, Jean Lougee, Marion Corman, Sandia Mountain, Theresa Otto, Sally Choncek, Dorothy Ritchey, Middle Row: James Livengood, John Bridge, Dan Otell, Harry Cra- vener, Carol Bish, Kathie Turner, Sandra Bauer, Eva Jane White. Back Row: Larry Barnett, Leroy Painter, Ken Grey, Larry Olinger, Sam Hill, Norman Neal, Tom Wes' tendorf, Reid Armstrong, Richard Sipes. Absent: Miss Titzell, teach- er, Harvey Montgomery, 46 ' - l HOMEROOM 219 Teacher, Miss Shaffer Sitting, left to right: Nancy Smith, Peggy Bonnett, Betty Boltz, Gene' vieve Schianc, Patricia Rugini, Rochelle Miller, Audrey Wolfe. Middle Row: Penny Stivason, Ger- ald Crusan, William Layton, Her- bert Richey, Joseph Spangler, Ma- bel Shatifer, Larry Karns, Ann Ste- biclx, Georgie Ann McCullough. Back Row: Larry Wilhelm, James Younkins, Jerry Lash, Leonard Traf vis, Charles Bowser, James Bouch, Robert Wonderling, Nancy Moore, Terry Croyle, Louis Rumbaugh. Absent: Mary Martillotti, Harry Neidig, Judy Tressler, William Welch. HOMEROOM 221 Teacher, Mrs. Nall Sitting, left to right: George Stock- dill, Nancy I, Smith, Natalie Wil- liams, Sally Smith, Marlene Schre- cengost, Mary Serene, Mary Ort- mann, Jim Rosenberger. Middle Row: Jim Younkins, Linda Simcik, Elaine Warner, Bill Toy, Mrs. Nall, Bill Schrecongost, Frank Bowser, Charles Salsgiver, Fred Cunning- ham, Delores Slagle. Back Row: Terry Thompson, Mariella Tarr, Bill Mahney, Jim Yount, Janet Wyant, Marnie Sedwick, Bill Walls, Jim Sowers, Bob McElfresh, Jim Sals- giver. Absent: Kathryn McCune, Bob Lasher, John Washburn, 47 Swim HOMEROOM 215 Teacher, Mrs. Monigomery Sitting, left to right: Charles Croyle, Elizabeth Cravener, Karen Serene, Fern Uplinger, Barbara Crissman, Elaine Boarts, Sandra Bowser, Wif- liam S. Smith. Middle Row: Stuart Hindman, Edward Cunnings, San- dra Porter, Edith Bish, Jean Marie Kiser, Mrs. Montgomery, Catherine Marshall, Judith Daugherty, Jean Marrapode, Louise Round. Back Row: Dana Burnett, Richard Ben- ton, Robert Black, Paul L. Bowers, Robert Leard, William Heddinger, James Westwood, Stanley Schre. cengost, Keith Bowser, Ray Will- yard, Lawrence Wolfe. Absent: Jerry Snyder, Larelle Claypoole. ,,,4 1 F' fm' s 2 I 5 5? Q Q Q fi MF G Taking time ou? for a biie io ect at our Christmas Dance. 'Q Tom Miller and Roy McColIim demonsiraie the techniques of a take-down. Miss Carehi and Mr.Wc1l1er chat for a while. Our friend, Sam, closes up Shop, 1.. 48 1YYY? ',i- E XXNXXXXX a'g. .....u MY-X nnxxQii8,i Q 3 gp.- am Builer High School helps Sluco presenl our Shore Their Fore Assembly, KJ' A check-up for Bob Brown. 5 Asif? rs 'Q A reception od Christmas time in ihe Home EC. rooms. Coach Ullom, on helping hand. ffl' by 49 Junior Class Advisors-Seated: Miss Martha Mitch Betty Maize, ' gm -1960 Colors-Blue and White Flower-Blue Carnation Motto-Forward ever, backward never. We sold red and white pom-poms at the ath- letic events not only to raise funds for our class treasury but also to promote school spirit. QThe pom-poms waving in the air when a touchdown was scored did add a dash of color to the excite- ment.J The theme of the annual Junior Prom held just before Thanksgiving Vacation was Under- water Fantasy. ...Nl The Penny Carnival in October was hilarious with the fishing booth, pizzaburgers and particu- larly the sponge throw. Later in the year we had the annual Junior Play and had the regular Junior-Senior party. We have found that all three years have been a wonderful part of life. We know, of course, that we shall have more fun and shall feel much more important when we get to become seniors. The untiring efforts of our advisors and officers have helped to make our school career successful. Junior Class Officers-Left to right: Carol Quinn, Marcia Campbell, Larry Kunselman, Dave Schrecengost. N 'fi' ell, Mr. Hugh Hutchison. Standing: Mr. Arthur Walter, Mrs HOMEROOM Ill Teacher, Mr. Gardner Sitting, left to right: Judy Grey, Candy Odrechowski, Barbara Zelle- frow, Albie Goodman, Pat Beers, Sue Heilman Darlene Gaiser, Mar- cia Campbell. Middle Row: Son- ia Rancher, Paul Shay, Jim Wiles, Sally Daily, Amby Bauer, Mr. Gard- ner, Larry Atwood, Jack Costanlo, Doris Jones, Jim Milliron. Back Rowz Allen Shaffer, Mike Hickman, Glenn Plyler, Jim Hutchison, Gary Quinn, Ron Streightif, Larry Kunsel- man, Danny Collins, Bob Brown, Dale Bowser. Absent: Theresa Angelo, Wanda lasher. HOMEROOM 112 Teacher, Mr. Hutchison Sitting, left to right: Kathleen Fitz- gerald, Esther Bierer, Sally Todd, Jo Ann Morvick, Nancy Dougherty, Sandy Julius, Carol Quinn, Jane Harmon. Middle Row: Gary Sto- ver, Charles Hooks, Dave Schall, Pauline Geidel, Mr. Hutchison, Don- na Humphrey, Nancy Patton, Patty Crawford, Judy Anthony, Nancy Coax. Back Row: Tom Virag, Bob Neal, Wayne Bowser, Samuel Toy, Bob Delp, James Kane, Frank My- ers, Jack Doverspike, Greg Hen- derson, Dave Hidinger, Butch Chon- cek. Absent: George Emminger. 51 I 4 HOMEROOM 110 Teacher, Mr. Ullom Sitting, left to right: Hazel Kuhn, Goldie Fink, Donna Stennett, Sid- ney Hayes, Nancy Reichard, San- dra Adelson, Carol Gault, Carolyn Beatty. Middle Row: Dave Gal- laher, John Whelan, Mary Lee Blaney, Charlotte Poznik, Mr. Ul- Iom, Bonnie Crawford, Molly Davis, Madilyn long, Harry Crytzer, Tom Hogan. Back Row: Wayne Bec- kett, Dave Schrecengost, Eugene Yockey, Tim Rupert, Tom Jack, Ed Orr, Eugene Carnes, Dean McCan- na, Jerry Trudgen, Charlie Hutch- ison. Absent: Betty McAfoose, Harold Ankeny. HOMEROOM 113 Teacher, Mr. Livengood Sitting, left to right: Rebecca Gould, Nancy Baum, Sandra Sgorlata, Dorothy Clever, Nancy Hawkins, Judy Toy, Carol Kosecki, Carolyn Young. Middle Row: Ronald Kutch, Ed Clark, Ed Shellhammer, Richard Brocious, Mr. Livengood, Dixie Heig- ley, Donna Cribbs, Cindy John, Tom Atwood, Bob Goldinger. Back Row: Jim Starr, Sam Cox, John Bonnett, Tom Obade, Bill Hill, Mary Alice Hoover, Michael Defeo, Dennis Mil- ler, Douglass Heavner, Mike Smith, John Lash. Absent: Richard Crave ener, Judy Bevington. S I HOMEROOM 114 Teacher, Mr. Kropinak Sitting, left to right: Ilene Brocious, Mary Walker, Carolyn Fox, Sandy Heasley, Gaylene Curren, Kathleen Bish, Carol Smith, Corinne Hough. Middle Row: Kathryn Kanish, Bev- erley Beatty, Wayne Shatter, Jim Lamison, Mr. Sebastian Istudent teacherl, Mr. Kropinak, Dan Corn- man, Ray McCollim, Chalmers Bortz, Bonnie Claypoole. Back Row: Bill Hill, Jim Schrecengost, Bill Smith, Ernst Cravener, Larry Densmore, Charles Lewis, Lanny Karns, Harry Beckwith, Dennis Ballock, Dennis Dougherty, Jim Hidinger, Jett Crawford. Absent: Sylvia Schiano. HOMEROOM llb Teacher, Miss Pointer Sitting, left to right: Dorothy Lant- zy, Patricia Livengood, Sandra Starr, Gerald Kunselman, Nancy O'Tell, Connie Smith, Evelyn Smith. Middle Row: Sam Titus, Mary Jane Murphy, Mary Margaret Marra- pode, Virginia Lytle, Miss Painter, Kay Krozley, Vaslious Kaklis, Dick Morgan, Marie Stone. Back Row: Peter Wilt, Gary Stull, Bob Kutch, Nancy McMunn, burn T Bob Strayer, Harry Hoo s, o Gold- inger, Gary McMillen. 52 l 1 HOMEROOM 'IIB Teachers, Mrs. Meighen, Mrs. Hickman Sitting, left to right: Doris Hiwiller, Rozanne Dorazio, Judy Fry, Mar- tha Johns, Kay Hai, Charlene Den. tici. Gloria McLaughlin. Middle Row: Charles Klingensmith, Bonnie Shearer, Rose Marie Gamble, Cin' dy Sedwick, Mrs. Meighen, Norie Newell, Carol Starr, Mary Piluso. Buck Row: Paul Bevington, Tom Wylie, Ed Carnahan, Russell Graff ton, Richard Hepler, Bill Fries, Ed lattanzio, Bill Hutchison, Bill Cryt- zer. Absent: Richard Mohney, Thomas Barrett. HOMEROOM H9 Teacher, Mr, Round Sitting, left to right: Carl Schrecen. gost, Brenda Templeton, Karen Wolfe, Marge Lasher, Sue Kunsel, man, Katherine Templeton, Jo Anne Lemmon, Joe Heftelfinger. Middle Row: Nancy Hill, Connie Bowser, John Hawkins, Dick Schall, Mr. Round. Glenn Russell, Bill Rupert, Tom Croyle, Wendell Flick, Chuck McDermott. Back Row: Jim Mars tin, Bill Quinn, Gertrude Wolfe, Glen Rosenberger, Dean Bowser, Jim McDowell, Helen McKinley, Dave Williams, Howard Painter, John Shaner. Absent: Nancy Stoufter. 53 I 4 HOMEROOM 'I17 Teacher, Mrs. Stewart Sitting, left to right: Beverly Perry, Sally Frick, Ruth Bowser, Judy Black, Wilson Shatter, Ruth Shuster, Mary Alice Hepler, Sandra Hudson. Middle Row: Joyce Claypoole, Kathy Kensky, Rebecca Livengood, Arlene Mauthe, Stanley Toy, Mr. Robert Hallman Cstudent teacherl, Mrs. Madge Stewart, Clarence Scott, Barbara Hellman, Robert Beatty, Paul Kirkwood. Back Row: Thomas Marropode, larry Dosch Gerald Painter, Kenneth Rodgers James Lemmon, Dennis Frick, Charles Cousins, Gary Bowser, Ron- ald Brumbaugh, James Klingen- smith, John Kozicki, Richard Miller Absent: Barbara Bordick. I Wm 9,110 54 Um, gland' 'fgxw Wdws 55 SENIORS 3 , we 4 gee I L Q. , 5 Y- The stors of our production the sensors now present 1--'11 SENIORS 56 ,Sf I Sf iv wx, ,,,,. X 1' xx Q Nw X S Nm X N Q- X qm,b.,??'3-L wswgi, . . mis Q I Wt i 4 X 555 s - X ra X NS 1 Q X xx 2 E , 2: -Q-1 + I , . 3 sksrsw i 5 - ig E Q . . . X I x I E ,v luv . . ' 1 ,Nav w x x x ' i f 5 x Q 4 L .. or .Q N- Aw' x x V 1 Q' JC v L f . ,SQ . ,V X ., ive'-if - V . ., . A , sf? lx , 9 9 . Sitting, left to right: Pamelia Scaife, Ted Round, Vonda Beatty. Standing: Sandy Pore, Larry Gowetsku As we, the senior class, have spent the last four years together we have accumu- lated many memories, and we have planned and witnessed the success of our Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Silhouettes, our first dramatic adventure, We Shook the Family Tree, the Junior-Senior Party, Spring Garden, the Christmas dance, Evergreen Ball, and our final imitation of the stage, A Man Who Came to Dinner. Besides these many activities, we have also enjoyed working together on various committees and at the concession stand. Now as we glide through our final Sen- ior Activities, we realize that we have become a sort of family group who shares the fruits of its labor together. We have carried out our motto The Only Way to Have a Friend is to be One and have put our class flower, the white carnation, and class colors, white and tur- quoise, to use many times. WYNN ANTHONY ABRANOVIC Academic Shwin Tall, good looking lad from 210 . . . member of Scholarship and Key Clubs , . . one of our victorious wrestlers . . . bright spot in math class ... enjoys fishing and hunting. SALLY LOU ADELSON Academic Sally Pretty member of BOACT, Kit-han-ne, N.H.S. wears the latest in fashions portrayed June in Senior Play likes ice-skating, dancing, swimming plans to attend college. MARY ANN ANGELO Business Mary Ann One of the quieter set enthusiastic member of G.A.A. up-to-date record collector secretly aspires to be an airline hostess. CLAIR EDWARD ANTHONY Academic Ed Tall, blond fella enjoys participation in basketball and bowling . . . lends talent to Proiectionists, Concert Choir, golf team, and band . . . likes ivy league clothes. JAMES ROSS ANTHONY General Ank Hails from Wick City can be found working for the Tele- phone Company interested in all sports friends with Gary, Jim, and Bill ... swell all-around guy. Vynn Abranovic sie Mae Artman Sally Adelson Mary Ann Angelo Ed Ashe Tim Ashe 799 ' JAMES ROY ARMSTRONG Academic Jim Loyal member of Concert Choir rates trig as his favorite Stuco alternate of 217 future aims are Penn State and engineering ... pleasing personality. ELSIE MAE ARTMAN Academic Elsie One of our future nurses hails from Applewold rates trig as her favorite class cherishes her tropical fish col- lection . . . active member of G.A.A. EDWARD EARL ASHE General Ed A very electronically inclined young man hailing from 214 plans to ioin the Air Force ... can be seen cruising around in a '56 Buick ... favors apple pie. TIMOTHY MONTGOMERY ASHE Academic Tim Worthy participant of N.H.S. . . . also active in Scholarship and Proiectionist Clubs .. . plans to attend Allegheny College . . . quite a golfer prefers neat sports clothes friendly to all. BETTY KAY ASHLEY Secretarial Betts Will make some lucky boss a fine secretary treasurer of 212 ... enioys watching a good game of football or basketball . .. would like to travel to Rome. CONNIE BARGERSTOCK Secretarial Berger Sweet as can be .. . lends her talent to Concert Choir .. . sec- retary of 210 enioys Home Ec. and G.A.A. plans to attend college. ADA NORA BARKER Academic Ada Sweet, but quiet girl helps stabilize a noisy classroom , .. works at Murphy's plans to enter nursing school after graduation ... pals with Janet and Helen. Clair Anthony Jim Anthony James Armstrong Betty Kay Ashley Connie Bargerstock Ada Barker V f Q 'xisl 799 ' JAMES LESTER BARNETT Distributive Education Barney Will be one of the happiest boys alive when he graduates saves his money from Petroleum Sales . . . desires to become a millionaire always sports the latest sweaters. MARLENE BARNHART Business Min Athletic girl from 212 G.A.A. member for three years can usually be seen with Donna, Sandy, and Kathy slaves at Stewart's Market ... Mr. Shankle's helper. KENNETH CHRIS BAUER General Ken This iolly soul can be seen cruising around on his motor scooter could live on steak would like to become a game warden. JOYCE LYNN BEATTY Academic Joyce Charming secretary of N.H.S. active in Stuco class officer junior year ... plans to attend l.S.T.C. .. . wears pretty clothes voted best leader liked by all. VONDA MAE BEATTY Secretarial Vonda This poised lass may be seen at all sports events efficient recordin secretar for the senior class ... active in intramurals 9 Y and G.A.A. ... May Court nominee. HELEN MYRTLE BECK Distributive Education Helen One of our rather quiet girls . . . has a pretty smile for all . .. cnioys listening to records and dancing would like to travel to Hawaii. MICHELLE ANN BECK Academic Mickey Attractive Stuco representative from 212 . .. hard worker of Kit-han-ne flashes a pretty smile . . . aspires to be a lady in white .,. very friendly. Minnie Barnhart Ben Beckwith James Barnett Michelle Beck 2 t 1 1 Q BENJAMIN RUSSELL BECKWITH General Ben Dark haired, good-looking lad from 212 . . , rather quiet . . . received well deserved honor of best dressed manager of our wrestling squad ... beautiful brown eyes. SHIRLEY YOMINA BEERS Distributive Education Shirley One of our class's smallest and quietest gals likes roller skating and crocheting .. . best friends are Helen and Peg plans to work after graduation. SANDRA GAIL BELLAS Accounting Sandy Real sweet gal hailing from Wick City . .. enjoys sports and going to the movies . .. favors Bookkeeping ll energetic G.A.A. member very friendly to all craves French fries. JAMES WALTER BENTON General Simba Powerfully built all-around athlete .., likes all sports ... secret ambition is to be rich . .. rates girls very high . . . plans to attend Trade School at Wilmerding. BRUCE DELARE BLACK Distributive Education Stoney Strong silent type holds down a steady iob at Blaney's Market second home-Schuey's Poolroom favorite food is pizza aspires to be an electrician or salesman. Ken Bauer Joyce Beatty Vonda Beatty Helen Beck Shirley Beers Sandy Bellas Jim Benton Bruce Black 1 if i 'S X Donna Black Louise Boarts Dan Boring Judy Bowser Owen Bowser William Bcwser DONNA RAE BLACK Business Donna Petite and pretty lass noted for her neatness member of G.A.A. proudly displays her diamond . .. would like to travel to California. ETHEL LOUISE BOARTS Academic Louise A sweet N.H.S. member enioys listening to the latest hits does wonders with a paint brush . , . associate editor of yearbook ... a friend to all. DANIEL BORING Business .laurez Letterman for football and baseball . . . ambition is to become a professional ball player seen driving a Chevy likes hunting and fishing. JOHN BOWER Business Bowen One of the taller seniors can be found either swimming or fishing friendly to all .. . active participant in intramurals eating is rated as his favorite pastime. DONNA JEAN BOWSER Distributive Education Jean Sweet lass from Briar Hill member of Travel Club and F. B. LA. Club Hoagies could quench her hunger any day ... longs to travel to Havana, Cuba. i e 'Q' is John Bower Donna Jean Bowser Eugene Bowser Joe Bridge Wanda Bright Alverta Brown EUGENE MERCH BOWSER Shop Joe Hails from Johnston Ave. . . . likes hunting and working with cars hangs out at .lordan's Confectionary loves l?J homework . . . drives a 5l Pontiac. JUDY ANN BOWSER Business Maggie Works hard in Photography and Tri-Hi-Y Club dreams of going to Hawaii and finding a millionaire petite and loyal student to K.H.S. OWEN MARION BOWSER Business Oots One of our shorter men, a big tease slaves at Montgomery Ward . .. collector of coins secret ambition is to be a mil- lionaire. WILLIAM EUGENE BOWSER General Willy Slaves at Children's Shop . . . spends spare minutes at Atlantic Service Station . .. claims his best buddies are other Bowsers . . . a real riot. JOSEPH PATRICK BRIDGE General Joe One of our brave wrestlers .. . has a much admired physique ... strums the guitar for the Quarteers ... quite the artist ... witty and full of fun. WANDA MAE BRIGHT Secretarial Wanda Tall, attractive future secretary best friends are Joan and Karen favorite food is French fries swimming and roller skating are her favorite pastimes nice to all. ALVERTA MARIE BROWN General Alverta A real sweet bus student from East Kittanning would like to fly to Germany pizza makes her drool can be seen before she is heard. 799 ' X x mmf.- W, X 4, 3 ,p. . Pauline Brown Shirley Brown .lean Bussy Jack Buzard Harry Campbell Shirley Campbe Carole Claypoole Donna J. Claypoole Donna M. Claypoole Terry Cloak Carol Cochran Terry Collins PAULINE CECELIA BROWN DONNA JEAN CLAYPOOLE Distributive Education Polly Business Donna Peppy gal from R. D. 414 loves swimming and eating pals around with Pat and Barb always supports school activities . . . attracts the opposite sex. SHIRLEY JEAN BROWN Secretarial Shirley Desires to be a secretary to a kind boss member of Tri-Hi4Y enioys a good dish of spaghetti and wearing skirts and sweaters. SYLVIA ANN BUSSY Academic Jean Neat dresser serves 217 as treasurer ambition is to travel to France enioys G.A.A. and bowling would like to become a Physical Education teacher. JOHN WALKER BUZARD lll General Buzard Witty lad from 216 enioys playing a mean game of pool with the gang at Schueys . . . always ready for a good time ... participates in intramurals. HARRY WILLIAM CAMPBELL Academic Harry Homeroom president in Junior and Senior plays plans to enter West Virginia Wesleyan . . . plays the piano for Con- cert Choir holds membership in Scholarship and Key Clubs. SHIRLEY JEAN CAMPBELL Secretarial Shirley This blue-eyed brown-haired lass can be seen with Loretta and Shirley quiet but nice likes to cook F.T.A. member. OLIVE CAROLE CLAYPOOLE Academic Cleo A real sweet gal with a iolly disposition member of G.A.A. on girl's champion volleyball team will make a won- derful nurse nice to all. 799 ' Rates English class as tops likes movies and sports would like to travel to South America favorite hang out is the Cadet. DONNA MAE CLAYPOOLE Secretarial Donna Friendly treasurer of 216 enioys a good game of intra- murals . . . may be found at the Cadet with Louise and Elaine when not working at Murphy's. TERRENCE HOWARD CLOAK Academic Terry One of our nature boys, enioys all sports . . . proud of his football letter movie fiend plans to become an engi- neer and travel to Africa. CAROL JEAN COCHRAN Academic Cochi Competent editor of Kit-han-ne . .. member of N.H.S. did a magnificent iob in both Junior and Senior plays . . . what would we have done without her! TERRENCE PATRICK COLLINS Academic Terry K.H.S. wrestler helps his father out at City Service plans to attend an art school in Pittsburgh drives a '47 Plymouth ... pals with Joe, Bob, and Sam. l Dick Cooper 799 ' JANICE LEE DOUGLASS Academic Doug Petite vivacious cheerleader possesses a winning smile keeps friends in a constant uproar ... found at all sport events ... plans to attend college. VERA JEAN DOUGLASS Academic Vera Last three years has served in G.A.A. and intramurals will make a cute secretary enioys all sports favorite T.V. program is Red Skeleton. PEGGIE JOAN DUNMIRE RICHARD HENRY Cgopgk Distributive Education Peg Shop Dick Best friends are Sandy and Helen usually listening to rec- Member of fhe orchestra seen in his '35 pickup or making ords or collecting nick-nacs liked by all who know her his millions at the Electric Printery hobby is stargazing. Chatterbox- ROSALIE CRYTZER NANCY JOAN EDWARDS Dig,-ibufiye Edumgion Rosy Distributive Education Nance A cute gal from Troy Hill way puts in her afternoons at An avid supporter of all sport events really has school Woolworth's enjoys dancing and music ambition is to spirit enioys skating and swimming has more pep become a secretary ... nice to know. than pepsie ... favors English class ... G. A. A. member. BARBARA ANN DEMETRIS ARLEEN FRANCESS EILER Academic Barb Distributive Education Arleen Sweet gal who plans to attend St. Joseph's active member Peppy darkvhaired, dark-eyed lass . . . active member of G.A.A. of Library Assistants and Future Nurses likes skirts and one of our engaged girls . .. likes dancing and swimming sweaters enioys watching football and basketball. pals with Darla and Linda. DARLA DARNELL DENARDO ROBERT PAUL ELWOOD Business Dee Business Bob Sings an alto in Concert Choir always has a cheery smile Witty STUCO alternate in sophomore and senior year par- for everyone enjoys a good game in intramurals . .. ticipates in football and wrestling may be seen at the Ca- G.A.A. would like to become a secretary in the Navy. det with his favorite pastime-girls!!!! LAURA ELIZABETH DINEEN WILMA ELIZABETH EMMINGER Academic Betsy Distributive Education Duke Good-looking head-maiorette seen in Junior and Senior Sweet miss claims dancing as her favorite pastime plays has been seen in the May Court . . . president of 2ll member of G.A.A. enioys watching Bandstand . .. pals . .. plans to attend Penn State. with Nancy, Sandy, and Carol . .. worships Jay Michael. Rosalie Crytzer Barbara Demetris Darla De Nardo Betsy Dineen Janice Douglass Peggy Dunmire Nancy Edwards Arleen Eiler Bob Elwood Wilma Emminger era Douglass 63 l - 799 ' SAUNDRA MARIE ENANY Academic Sandy Our gain, Uniontown's loss her iunior year . . , full of pep and personality lends her voice to Concert Choir has be- coming dimples Sally's constant companion. SAMUEL WILLIAM FLICK Shop Sam Can be seen cruising around in his Mercury came from East Brady and now reigns at North Grant Ave. . . . likes working on cars. CAROL JEAN FOSTER DANNY EDWARD GOLDINGER Home Economics Carol General Dan Quiet and friendly seen with Barb, Donna, and Ruth Blue-eyed big game hunter favors baseball favorite likes square dancing at East Franklin Tri-Hi-Y member .. pastime, eating has little time for girls ambition is to plans to travel to Hawaii. hunt in Canada. MARJORIE GAYLE FOSTER ROBERT LAWRENCE GOWETSKI Business Gayle Academic Gouge One of our cute snappy maiorettes . .. Junior and Senior play Vice President of the Senior Class letterman on football participant longs to meet Johnny Mathis friendly to and basketball teams handsome member of the May Court all ... smooth on the dance floor. ... neat dresser ... voted our most popular. CAROLYN JEAN FRY MARY ELAINE GRAFTON Academic Coakie Academic Elaine A K.H.S. come-back bubbling and peppy adds to dra- Hails from Slate Lick deserving member of N.H.S. matics club ... ambition is to become a dancer ... athletically spends spare time bowling ... seen with Louise and Donna ... inclined . .. prompted lines for Senior play cast. nice to know. CLAUDIA JOAN GIBSON MELVIN DALE GRAFTON Academic Gibby General Melv Aspires to go to Clarion S.T.C. rates fiction as her favorite One of our songbirds in the Concert Choir enioys playing kind of reading pals with Judy, Joyce, and Carol golf for our team would like to become a multi-millionaire ambition is to graduate. .. . loves all sports. JUDY ELIZABETH GLENN PAUL ALLEN GRAFTON Home Economics Judy Distributive Education Paul Hard worker for the art club and yearbook for two years Cute, friendly lad slaves at Luries attends all school aims to go to Florida to do something different in the field of events likes all sports possesses a friendly smile art. anxiously awaits getting his diploma. Sandy Enany Sam Flick Carol Foster Gayle Foster Carolyn Fry Claudia Gibsc Judy Glenn Dan Goldinger Larry Gowetski Elaine Grafton Melvin Grafton Paul Graftor Q 1 64 X M M X E f S if S X N X A 4 . B 1' If , X :E obert Grafton Ronald Grafton William Gray Thomas Grey Carole Gruskin Judy Harmon 'illiam Harmon Mary Hawkins Peggy Sue Heckman Sally Heider Robert Heilman John Henry ROBERT JOSEPH GRAFTON .lUDlTH ANN HARMON Shop Nick Business Judy Enioys athletics and shop but otherwise claims to disfavor school varsity football and basketball manager cage man in iunior year winks his flashing eyes at the girls. RONALD WALTER GRAFTON Business Ron Quiet lad desires to travel to England member of Out- of-Doors and Photography Clubs enioys playing baseball ... pals with Bill, Bob, and Ron. WILLIAM GRAY General Snipe One of our handsome football heroes also participates in baseball and Concert Choir reigns over homeroom 216 veep of class sophomore year life of any party, THOMAS CLAY GREY Academic Rebel One of our ablest matmen . . supports all class activities .. . resides in H. R. 212 ... lends his talents to band and orchestra. E. CAROLE GRUSKIN Academic Grllski Friendly member of Kitehan-ne , . . presides over Dramatics Club well deserves the title of Best Actress did a marvelous iob in the Junior and Senior plays . . . will attend college. Real sweet girl displays the nicest smile peaches and cream complexion ... participates in G.A.A. . ,. would like to visit the land of palm trees. WILLIAM LAWRENCE HARMON Shop Bill Claims 217 as home base rates lunch time as his favorite class . . . ambition is to get that sheepskin ... never a sarcastic word . .. quiet guy. MARY LUClLLE HAWKINS General Hawkeye Participant of intramurals often seen with Judy, Donna and Pam plans to enter school in Pittsburgh likes to stay at home and listen to music. PEGGY SUE HECKMAN Secretarial Peg Statuesque blonde claims horseback riding as her favorite pastime efticient secretary of 212 belongs to G,A.A. and Tri-Hi-Y plans to attend airline school. SALLY MARIE HEIDER Academic Sal A jovial miss secretary and treasurer of Proiectionist Club . .. three year member of the band played her roles well both in Junior and Senior plays lots of fun. ROBERT HOWARD HEILMAN Business Varsity club member ... slaves at Brown's Boot Shop can be seen driving the Rumble ,. . pals around with Gouge, Joe and Ed ... nice to know. Whitey JOHN DAVID HENRY General Handsome asset to the Quarteers ... class treasurer our Sopho- more year one of our class cut-ups smooth on the dance floor ... pleasing personality. 799 ' Shorty 65 WI l 1-D' EFL K . mv 3 It t Q A 5 Howard Hetrick Mary Bea Hetrick William Heymers Patsy Hidinger Frank Hockenberry Carol Hodgson Nancy Hogenmiller Diane Hogg Mary Horvat Gene Hough Deanna Jack Elaine Johnston HOWARD HENRY HETRICK VICTORIA DIANNE HOGG Distrihutive Education Howdy Academic Diane A dark haired good-looking lad who puts in his hours at the P.P.G. store driver's license collects no dust rates Mrs. Henry's English class as tops. MARY BEATRICE HETRICK Commercial Beasy Blessed with a beautiful voice high stepping maiorette always full of fun swings with rhythm songbird of Concert Choir would like to travel to Florida. WlLLlAM REESE HEYMERS Academic Flute Always vivacious and full of fun good looking nominee of May Court ... pounded the gavel for us his sophomore year lent a helping hand to the cheerleaders. PATSY LOUISE HIDINGER Commercial Patsy Cute blonde assistant maiorette serves 212 as Stuco alter- nate possesses a darling smile enioys dancing and G.A.A. ... would like to tour Europe. FRANK LLOYD HOCKENBERRY Business Frank One of our tall fellows ... can be found behind the counter at lsaly's . . . would like to travel to California . .. right at home in typing and General Clerical. CAROL ELAINE HODGSON Commercial Hodgson Peppy, blue-eyed cheerleader .. . member of G.A.A. . . . likes dancing and swimming supporter of all sports events always ready to have fun. NANCY .IOANNE HOGENMILLER Academic Hoagie Our cute and vivacious head cheerleader active member of G.A.A. and Varsity basketball team brought laughs in Jr. and Sr. plays the life of the party pilots a Lincoln. 799 ' Quiet and pleasant lass one of our hard working library assistants longs to travel to all parts of the world favors Home Economics won Future Home Maker of Amer- ica contest. MARY PAULINE HORVAT Academic Susie Plans to be a woman in white .. . drives a '57 Chrysler . . . secret ambition is to marry Ricky Nelson rates bookkeep- ing and history as tops. EUGENE EDWIN HOUGH Academic Gene Voted best looking member of senior class . . . mighty man with a hunting gun .. . plans to further his education at Clarion S.T.C. . . . proud possessor of his own car. DEANNA LEE JACK Distributive Education D.J. Friendly brunette, has a pleasant personality lent services to Stuco for two years slaves at the Jenny Shoppe sports a pretty diamond. ELAINE JOHNSTON Academic Elaine Attractive colorguard of band for three years . . . has a heart- warming smile for everyone . .. can be found with the Pine Hill gang out at the Cadet. I l RONALD LEE JOHNSTON Academic Ron Our cute Board of Activities representative can be found working at Reisberg's enioys playing baseball will make his home on the campus of Anderson College. PEGGY JAYNE JONES Academic Peg Our cute co-captain cheerleader . . . handles the money for 211 . . . member of the Senior play and G.A.A. .. . wears the latest in styles seen driving her Ford convertible. JUDITH ANN JORDAN Business Judy One of our more quiet seniors treasurer of homeroom Jun- ior year . .. Hawaii beckons to her rates bookkeeping class number one ... nice to know. LORETTA MARLENE JORDAN Secretarial Loretta Charming STUCO member active in N.H.S. our pretty May Queen one of the engaged girls likes skirts and sweaters .. . friendly to all. THEODORE JOHN KAKLIS Academic Kaklii Couldn't be a nicer guy . . . will bask in the Florida sunshine while at college most deserving of the title, boy with the most beautiful eyes. MARION FRANK KANE General Kano Devilish member of wrestling squad enioys hunting and participating in Intramurals . . . plans to join up with the Army . . . favorite food is steak. lonald Johnston Peggy Jones Judy Jordan Elissa Karp Robert Kilgore Barbara Kissinger 799 ELISSA NANCY KARP Academic Lis Charming president of 217 can be found with the gang in her Willys .. . secretary of class her sophomore year .. . proud of her N.H.S. pin . .. personality plus. ROBERT ARTHUR KILGORE Distributive Education Kelly Ambition is to graduate future lies in the service pilots a blue Ford can be found most frequently engaged in con- versation with Mr. Breon. BARBARA LEE KISSINGER Distributive Education Ba rb Tall friendly senior gal . . . usually seen with Pat and Poll works part time at Lurie's Market likes swimming and ' dancing can be seen driving her Ford. CAROLYN JOAN KNOBLE y... Academic Carolyn One of our carrot tops toots the clarinet for the band plans to enter I.S.T.C. longs to travel to Paris can be found in the Proiectionist's room. LETTY ANN LAIRD Distributive Education letty Ann Comes to school by bus from Troy Hill would like to visit California enioys dancing and swimming can really devour French fries inseparable from Polly. HAROLD HEATH LANCASTER Academic Bud Devilish lad his hobbies are cards, loafing, and rockets . .. rates mathematics very high favorite hangout is Lancas- ter's Service Station can always be heard. Loretta Jordan Ted Kaklis Carolyn Knoble Letty Ann Laird F Marion Kane Harold Lancaster R wr E of X Q 'X 67 lui: Rug, 7 9 9 ' DAVID WILLIAM LANE Academic Dave One of our chemical mixers likes clothes conservative but not square . . , future student of Penn State . . . recipient of the Spanish Award. GLEE FLORENCE LASH Business Glee One of our engaged girls has pretty black hair en- ioys skating with Carolyn, Helen and Nancy belongs to Photography and Ushers Club. LLOYD BLAINE LASHER Academic Lloyd This quiet red-haired lad spends most of his time in his own chemistry lab pals around with Ed , .. would like to see the new 49th state. DANIEL RAY LORIGAN General Logan A friendly guy who hangs his hot in 217 .. . can be found at Tony's Service Station likes most any sport steak tempts his palate always smiling. KAREN GAIL LUCAS Academic Luke Future woman in white will study nursing at Allegheny Valley member of the Future Nurses Club best friends are Janice, Dorothy and Carole. DIXIE LEE LUKE Distributive Education Dee A real sweet gal whose main ambition is to graduate likes to play volleyball enioys listening to pop music Spain is her destination. David Lane Glee Lash Ernest Luke Ralpha Martillotti Lloyd Lasher Sam Mazzotta 1 T ERNEST GUY LUKE Shop Ernie Casual guy who likes hunting and fishing prefers levis and T-shirts secret ambition is to get married study hall is favorite class drives a '57 red and white Plymouth. RALPHA MARTILLOTTI Business Jean Dark haired lass with a friendly word for everyone always helping others driving to Ford City and listening to pop tunes keeps her amused. SAMUEL CHARLES MAZZOTTA Academic Sam Suave lad, full of personality had lead in Junior and Sen- ior plays . .. veep of STUCO his iunior year exchange stu- dent in '58 for K.H.S. slaves at WACB. FREDERICK DALE McCOLLIM Academic Fred One of our matmen .. . also participates in baseball and foot. ball president of Out-of-Doors Club enioys pestering Mrs. Henry ... a great guy. CAROL JOAN McCOMBS Distributive Education Carol Friendly, dark haired senior has been a member of Li- brary Club, Masquers, and Freshman Choir during the last four years can be seen with Sandy, Luke, and Nancy. .IANICE DAY McCULl.OUGH Academic Jon This tall friendly red haired gal can be found busily working for Tri-Hi-Y best friends are Karen and Joan plans to go to college ... very poised. Dan Lorigan Karen Lucas Dixie Luke Fred McCollim Carol McCombs Janice McCulloug .f f 1 if 5. . XMx.x We X s 5 1-eye fcgkk 5 . , 1953, A N 1 illiam McCullough Sara McDowell Ed McElhinney Kay McGann Jack McGaughey Wendell McHaddon Arthur Mcllwain Dennis Mcllwain Joe Mcllwain Nancy McKelvey Carol Mechling Nick Metrakoudes WILLIAM McCULLOUGH WENDELL LOUIS McHADDEN Academic Thuthie Shop Beaver Tall friendly lad, enjoys listening to records and watching sports Trig class intrigues him would like to travel to Ireland ... seen with Cork and Bill. SARA McDOWELL Business Sally A sweet dark-haired girl who holds her seat on the Tarrtown bus will never need a Toni very pleasing personality ... cnioys skating. EDWARD W. McELHINNEY General Mack Good-looking lad class officer Sophomore year one of our best matmen ambition is to have lots of money gym is favorite class one of the senior gang . . . favorite hang out-Tony's. KAY FRANCES McGANN Business Sadie will work hard as a secretary F.B.l..A. happy when she is eating pizza and listening to Rock 'n Roll anxious to have a home of her own. JACK McGAUGHEY Business Beans Tall lively member of Senior Class STUCO alternate of 211 enjoys camping in the mountains . . . loafs at Tony's . . . plans to attend Westminster next fall. An avid wrestling and football fan desires to be a truck driver can fix any car or truck claims favorite class is metal shop. ARTHUR JOHN MCILWAIN Shop Art Active participant in Rifle Club can be seen at Jamison's Service Station one of our big game hunters .. . drives a '53 Chevy ... a nice kid. DENNIS NEAL McILWAIN Shop Denny One of our varsity wrestlers . .. seen with Bill S. or driving his Ford likes hunting and horseback riding nice to know and a friend to all. JOSEPH LEE McILWAIN General JDS Quiet lad who hails from 214 enioys watching baseball . .. a shy guy with a pleasing personality ... a lover of study- halls. NANCY ELAINE MCKELVEY Secretarial Nancy Sweet red-tressed gal . . . active in F.B.L.A., and Ushers Club plcns to attend Robert Morris favorite pastime is driving the Mercury. ELSIE CAROL MECHLING Secretarial Carol Our only red-headed maiorette anxiously awaits the day when she will become a bride . .. will earn her money as a secretary to some fortunate boss. NICHOLAS METRAKOUDES Shop Zane Tall, good-looking guy member of Photography Club enioys swimming and fishing collects coins and stamps would like to travel to Greece. 799 ' if QV ,r Q K 571.121 I fi.. Q.:-.ae Mi i fx, reliefs. Judy Miller Nariko Miura Jim Mohney Paul Moore Bob Moore Janet Murphy lloyd Meyers Judy Nelson Madyline Niemczyk Patty Orr Carolyn Painter Joe Palinski JUDY DEE MILLER LLOYD ALLEN MEYER5 Academic Judy Lover of all sports hailing from Tarr Town enioys working One of our peppy baton twirlers has beautiful big brown on cars ambition is to enter the real estate business eyes . . . records the minutes for homeroom 216 . . . can really enioys traveling and looting at the Cadet. tickle the ivories ... her giggle can't be missed. NORIKO MIURA JUDY ILENE NELSON Academic Norie Academic Judy Our lovely exchange student favorite class is Algebra Friendly, dEPef'tCl0l-'Ile VeeP of 216 PYOUCI member of N-H-5- likes American clothes and food . . . has a sweet, friendly smile .. . enioys riding around in her Chevy . . . onion rings make for everyone an asset to any school. her mouth water plans to attend Penn State. JAMES HAROLD MOHNEY MADELINE HELEN NIEMCZYK Business Jim Business Madge Nice guy from 216 who enioys football and basketball can Sweet miss from Pine Hill often seen behind the wheel of be seen frequently at the Cadet . . . likes the summer season a '58 Chevy .. . pals with Elaine and Judy . . . plans to attend for the sake of swimming .. . nice to everyone. Robert Morris after graduation. PAUL LESTER MOORE PATRICIA IRENE ORR Academic Dinky General Pat Cute and popular lad lends his talent to concert choir Tiny member of G.A.A. can be seen at the Cadet en- class president Junior year plays a good game of football ioys driving and riding . .. best friends are Pam and Judy and basketball plans to enter college. athletically inclined girls varsity basketball team. ROBERT EARL MOORE CAROLYN LOUISE PAINTER Distributive Education Mumbles Secretarial Carol One of Mrs. Henry's headaches counts the days till gradua- One of our quieter seniors . .. pals with Janet and Judy tion racked up votes for prettiest hair can be found enjoys listening to the radio plans are to become a secre- slaving at Libby's Men's store very good looking. tary an American Bandstand enthusiast. JANET MAUREEN MURPHY JOSEPH CHARLES PALINSKI Distributive Education Jan Shop .loo Quiet gal whose ambition is to be a good salesgirl rates Talkative lad from 216 participated in Junior Class play Selling as favorite class collects top tunes comfortable quite the gymnastic performer favorite pastime- in slacks and sweaters. girls!! ... plans to don the navy blues ... neat dresser. 799 ' BETTY JANE PATTON Academic Jane Dark-eyed. dark-haired gal who plans to be another woman in white . .. participant of Concert Choir, G.A.A., and N.H.S. .. . likes to play the piano and sing. SANDRA CELINE PERRY Distributive Education Sandi Aspires to be an airline hostess and dreams of traveling to Paris has fun singing and dancing always good for a laugh. RONALD EUGENE PRATT Shop Ron Came to us from our suburbs KF.C.D seen cruising in his Plymouth or working at McCutcheons likes cars and base- ball. SANDRA FAYE PORE Academic Sandy Vigorous member of cheering squad popular treasurer of our class member of N.H.S. lends talent to Concert Choir on the May Court plans to become a nurse. RUTH ANN REED Distributive Education Ruth Ann Active member of Tri-Hi-Y, and Library Club . .. mostly seen at the Cadet with Rosalie, Sue Ann, and Nancy sweet as can be ... neat dresser. WILLIAM CHARLES REED Shop Bill One of our mighty wrestlers seen paling around with Tom and Art enioys hunting and archery . . . main ambition in life is to graduate. Jane Patten obert Reeseman 799 ROBERT ALLEN REESEMAN Academic Bob Hangs his hat in homeroom 217 enioys hunting and fish- ing lucky guy with a year round sun tan real nice guy to know. THEODORE SAYERS ROUND Academic T. R. Holds the distinguished office of president of our class Varsity basketball, co-captain of football team voted most athletic personality plus has won him two years on the May Court. RONALD WILSON SALSGIVER Business Ron Quiet lad, desires to travel to England member of Out-of- Doors, and Photography Clubs enioys playing baseball ... pals with Bill, Bob, and Ron. RALPH THOMAS SATTERFIELD Business Satch Came to us from Rostraver High School this year manager of the football team . . . drives around in a '57 Chevy conver- tible ... sharp dresser ... swell guy. PAMELA KAY SCAIFE Business Pam Cute corresponding secretary of the Senior Class . . . takes part in G.A.A. seen in the May Court be found with Pat and Jean. VINCENT JAMES SCARDINA Commercial Our drummer for band and orchestra yearbook . . . Concert Choir member Market . . . attended District Band. liked by all . . . can Jim snaps pictures for the works at Orr Avenue Sandra Perry Ronald Pratt Sandra Pore Ruth Ann Reed William Reed Ted Round Ron Salsgiver Tom Satterfield Pam Scaife Jim Scardlna 799 ' THOMAS LEE SCHAUB Academic Tom Well-built manager of basketball team holds membership in Key Club . . . stalks game in the woods .. . rates Phys. Ed. ... always has a ioke to tell. WILLIAM l. SCHRECENGOST Academic Weed Cute guy plans to be an engineer likes ivy league clothes secret ambition is to get married and be a mil- lionaire ... drives a Chevy. RONALD EARL SCHULTZE Distributive Education Ron One of our more reserved seniors spends his after school hours at Gruskins or working on his car . . . would like to do something different in the field of art. CAROL .IEAN SEMMENS Academic Carol Neat valedictorian of Senior Class proud of her N.H.S. and Quill 8- Scroll pins ... member of F.T.A. and Concert Choir . . . plans to attend college. HAYES CLARK SHANKLE Shop Hayes A sleepy senior enioys working with any kind of car main desire in life is to get his diploma LINDA LEE SHEASLEY Clerical always talking. Linda Efficient Business Manager of Yearbook three year band and choir member G.A.A. President . the vital finger . . . enioys participating in Bill Schrecengost Pat Sinclair Tom Schaub Dorothy Simcik . flashes a ring on all sports. Ron Schultze Bill Sink 1 DOROTHY KAY SIMCIK Academic Dot Friendly veep of 217 proud of N.H.S. pin president of I Future Nurses Club three year G.A.A. member active in all sports . ., seen with Carole and Deanna. PATRICIA MARTHA SINCLAIR Distributive Education , Pat Very witty gal from 2l7 can be found slaving at Gruskins would like to go to Germany possesses long golden curls enioys basketball ond baseball. WILLIAM L. SINK Shop Bill Hails from Orr Avenue runs around with Butch and Ken member of Out-of-Doors Club favorite hangout is the corner has no future plans. LARRY RICHARD SKINNER Academic Larry Handsome president of STUCO and N.H.S. excels in bas- ketball, baseball and was co-captain of football team . . . vice- president of our Junior Class May Court attendant. CONNIE LEE SLAGLE Business Connie Full of fun can be seen cruising around in a '58 Dodge member of G.A.A. and Photography Club pizza makes her mouth water. KENNETH JOHN SMAIL Shop Ken Tall, quiet Senior enjoys hunting and fishing ... one of our rough and ready football players member of our wrest- ling squad. ' Carol Semmens Hayes Shankle Linda Sheasle' Larry Skinner Connie Slagle Ken Smail Kenneth Smith Nancy Smith Sara Smith William Smith Robert Snyder Anita Sparks Dean Steele William Stitt Helen Swank Thomas Templeton Susan Toy Joan Tralster KENNETH DUANE SMITH EDWARD DEAN STEELE Shop Smitty Shop Dean Can be seen driving around in a Chevrolet at the Cadet likes swimming and fishing favorite pastime is girls pals around with Joe and Gary. NANCY CAROL SMITH Academic , Nancy Best friends are Glee and Helen plays for the band and orchestra one of our proiectionists quiet lass will attend college. SARAH DONNABELLE SMITH Accounting Sara Dark-haired lass who is one of our future business leaders . .. likes participating in softball favors Bookkeeping class . .. spends spare time bowlfnj. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SMITH Commercial Smitty Blonde, blue-eyed lad from R. D. Q2 pals with Bob and Ron aspires to go to I.S.T.C. drives a '51 Chevy likes to watch football games on T.V. ROBERT GEORGE SNYDER General Bob Would be content if English were the only subiect taught our most confirmed bachelor wears his band iacket proudly . . . after school hours spent at Snyders Electric. ANITA MAY SPARKS Commercial Nita Attractive girl ... merry at all times ... member of G.A.A. ... likes to dance and swim would like to become a beauti- caan. Future truck driver enioys watching wrestling or driving his '52 Ford a lover of westerns .. . desires to be a millionaire ... tall friendly Senior. I WILLIAM RODGER STITT Academic Bill Helps out the wrestlinq squad spends a lot of time work- ing on the farm plans to attend Penn State College a very good student. ED'TH HELEN SWANK Secretarial Helen Quiet but nice would like to become a private secretary inseparables are Etta Mae and Ginger seen roller skating. THOMAS CALVIN TEMPLETON Academic Tom A nice guy who has high desires to retire early in life-RICH would like to become an engineer plans to visit the polar bear region. SUSAN LYDIA TOY Business Sue Quiet gal whose ambition is to be a housewife favorite classes are Home Ec. likes to ice-skate in her spare time enioys watching all sports. EDITH JOAN TRAISTER Secretarial Joni Friendly secretary of homeroom 217 wishes to travel to Hawaii Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A. take up her time ... her locks cure admired by all. 799 ' -.JL I . John Trenkle Edna Troup Rande Volek Etta Mae Walters Bob Westwood Bob Whited JOHN FREDERICK TRENKLE Academic John One of our cool men lends services to Band and Con- cert Choir .. . can be found slaving at H. M. Pollock Co. .. . showed his talent in the Junior and Senior plays. EDNA TROUP General Edna Secret ambition is to find a gold mine would like to travel to New Guinea as a missionary enioys a quiet evening reading her favorite books. MARY ANNE VOLEK Secretarial Rande Sweet and popular blonde from 217 active member of STUCO for three years . . . known for her constant chatter . . . member of G.A.A. . . . on Kit-hon-ne Staff. JANET ELAINE WAGNER Academic Janet Holds down the counters at Murphy's plans to enter Alle- gheny Valley Nursing School can be seen with Ada and Helen . . . owns a pretty smile. JERRI WAGNER Secretarial Wags Very cute asset to the Cheering squad hard worker for STUCO always on the go avid wrestling fan nice to know and a friend to all. ' ROSE ELAINE WALKER Distributive Education Rose A reserved senior hopes to be an American in Paris headed for a career as a beautician makes good use of swimming season you couldn't know a nicer girl. 799 ' Janet Wagner .lerri Wagner Rose Walker Sue Whitman Vernon Willyard Jean Wilson ETTA MAE WALTER Distributive Education Etta Mae Quiet but nice enioys roller skating inseparables are Helen and Ginger favorite pastime is listening to records and the radio. ROBERT DANIEL WESTWOOD Academic Bob Would rather play pool than be around the opposite sex always good for an argument . . . has money on the brain. ROBERT DALE WHITED Business Whitey Possessor of a Colgate smile wears the latest styles would like to tour Europe after he earns his millions , .. plans to ioin Navy after graduation. SUE ANN WHITMAN Academic Susie An attractive N.H.S. member has a cheery hi for every- one a future thermometer shaker faithful member of band a friend to all collects Hi-Fi records. VERNON DEE WILLYARD General Vern Belongs to Out-of-Door Club quiet and shy, but a nice person to know likes working on his motor scooter best friends are Dean and Wendell. JEAN MARIE WILSON A Academic I Jeanie Nice girl to know and a friend to all .. . colorguard for the band will attend Allegheny General Hospital Future Nurses Club member ... slaves at Murphys. In memory of Craig Nee. Craig was hom on August 9, 1941, and was killed in an unfortunate accident on June 2, 1956. KAREN JEAN WILSON Business Karen Friendly ardent supporter of all sports hard worker of the senior class can usually be seen with Janet, Wanda, Elaine and Sandy president of Ushers Club. MARGARET BELLE WILSON Business Pessy Sweet quiet gal .. . attended Freeport High last year . . . proud of her driver's license happiest while skating or making pizza ... never seen without Susan. DAVID EUGENE WINGARD General Dave Quiet, seldom seen lad prefers hunting and fishing to all other activities past participant of Biology and Photog- raphy Clubs undecided about future plans. Karen Wilson Joanne Wolfe Margaret Wilson Gary Wonderling 799 ' RALPH WARD WIRICK General Worms One of the outstanding athletes of our class makes use of his ability on the football and baseball teams has a win- ning way ... our hero. JOANNE MARLENE WOLFE Distributive Education Jo Blonde lass can be found driving a '49 Ford around the Cadet favors gym class works at Murphys would like to see the sights in Mexico. GARY LEE WONDERLING Shop Wonderman Our rugged center on the gridiron team can be found at Jordan's Confectionary plans to be one of Uncle Sam's men after graduation . . . very nice. SANDRA MADALYN WONDERLING General Sandy likes G.A.A. and listening to records has pretty brown eyes can be found at the Cadet with Peg and Dixie gigglebox. JACQUELIN DEE BUCHANAN Academic Jackie Attractive gal from 214 left us Sophomore year for some California sunshine returned this year participant in G.A.A. ... has beautiful clothes. David Wingard Ralph Wirick Sandra Wonderling Jackie Buchanan XX. to 5 sr slgffgws 8 ,, -I W . ,f-. 'M' W fix Srmfmsfg 'fx 'Q 7' Fwffgf J. 345550 We u iii pg t?',w ' 7 j5:,Q'w.g: 1' WV n' 1 5f1ifff'!E a ffiirgf 'gsm . . 'gflfggm ftwis 6,4 I :QQ ,fa .YE r ,viii PY' 1-3 5 an H' if ' I' 'tfii ,i f'Vi '- 'QL ,.'Y' . ' is yang wewww 0 4 S. -2 . Q. ,QE ft! Mag ? A Q, ,Q LQ 3J2'f1 F, 'Q Best looking: Belsy Dineen, Gene Hough Best Dancers: Anita Sparks, John Henry Best Dressed: Peggy Jones, Ben Beckwhh . 4 , -s...,mi, 'V' Q1 we, J, r 81 52 15.u.ixfj'1',,,, -Hy -ina H! 9 .,, ms X A ,K 1 f sh 1 in -NWC - w-: Z SN ,,,,,.--c,:- fi l ? 1-:iffy X f. msffllrsg -f i 4, 3513?-C ?f'i-35: f i E lla all L SYSWW' nf xii.. Q, ,C SN viz ei- MQ.. up tl an 3 'di :ff Rx 'J Q -Sifslfs 1 J ilvsiifi 3.3 su , Q 51:1 f :foil ow' 9 : l mf x . 1 r , . i sf .- 338 E giafiigw 35:4 2 F51 ,. 'iiliz 5 iiiixg Q gf Nl 'QQ : was 'iii Q J- Q gilffk f'fL2:9'iw'vfff!!ifl'f!ff:ff-aiisimfttizfaisfziifgfl 4.ari.mwi2 Hifi 3231. .,, Most Vivacious: Best Actors: Most Poised: Nancy Hogenmiller, Bill Heymers Carole Gruskin, Tim Ashe Sally Adelson, Paul Moore Most Talkutive: Best Musicians: Prettiest Eyes: Rande Volek, Joe Palinski Carolyn Knoble, Jim Armstrong Carol Hodgson, Ted Kaklis Wittiest: Most Likely to Succeed: Best Leaders: Janice Douglass, Bill Gray Carol Semmens, Wynn Abranovic Joyce Beatty, Larry Skinner Best Students: Jane Patton, Harry Campbell 77 Front Row, left to right: Betsy Dineen, Terry Collins, Bert, this fellow murders peaple with a hatchet, and Carole Gruskin, Sam Mazzotta, John Trenkle. Second then he chops them up in a salad bowl. Row: Sally Adelson, Sandy Enany, Peg Jones, Nancy Hogenmiller, Carolyn Fry, Anita Sparks, Mary Bea Het- rick, Carol Jean Cochran. Third Row: Bill Gray, Harry Campbell, Tom Schaub, Ben Beckwith. Fourth Row: Bill Heymers, John Henry, Bill Schrecengost, Joe Bridge, Tim Ashe. ' PM The Man Who Came To Dinner, a three act comedy, written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, was presented by the Senior Class on March 20, 1959, in the Junior High School Auditorium. This hilarious production is centered around portly Sheridan Whiteside, noted lecturer and critic, and his capable secretary Maggie Cutler. While touring in the small town of Mesalia, Ohio, Mr. Whiteside is asked to dine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanley, only to fall on their icy doorstep. The result was a broken hip, causing Sherry to be confined to the household for several weeks. He upsets the whole household and everyone in it. In- terfering with his secretary's love affair, Whiteside leads everyone into mass confusion. I may vomit. Sam, don't forget that last line. C9 XX Ah I bf hf'l X k ly I x XX X Z X C I g y d xx d X 0 X X X NX X fx J f Il 49, x x XX K x X W XX X.N X x L X f ACTIVITIES gg, vm? ,a 2 . Q Q .EEEEE62 UCC! can no ll U . .. '3' so 00.005 000 l 0 mono 000 Q Xuuvsno 1 asossoooqq nnnooaq qgggagnf wget!! calc Producing a yearbook creates many tangible problems. We have tried to satis- fy the maiority by compiling a book of quality, skill, and workmanship. Our staff has the adult iobs of making important de- cisions and co-operating closely with each other. This year we are very fortunate to have a class period each day to work on the yearbook. We sincerely hope that you will thoroughly enioy the product of our efforts-The T959 Kit-han-ne. 5 SECOND SEMESTER ADVISOR, Ernest T, Michael YEARBOOK EDITORS Seated, left to right: Carol Cochran, Editor, Bob Strayer, Sports Editor, Nancy Hogenmiller, Senior Editor, Sue Heilman, Junior High Editor. Standing: Linda Sheasley, Business Manager, Mrs Hickman, First Semester Advisor, Louise Boarts, Associate Editor Bill Hutchison, Photography Editor. YEARBOOK STAFF Seated, left to right: Peg Jones, Bonnie Shearer, Sally Adelson, Jim Scarclina, Carole Gruskin, Kay Hai, Charlene Den- tici. Standing: Cindy Sedwick, Rande Volek, Mary Piluso, Bob Brown, Rozanne Dorazio, Carolyn Fox, Norie Newell, Mrs. Hickman, First Semester Advisor. llllll llllll WJ 4- ,ll .-.,. ,K N y x sw Standing, left to right: Sally Heider, Secretary, J. Mitchell Blose, Advisor, Tim Ashe, Head Proiectionist, A :ff c iaiiuwmi 'iii l W is Proiectionist Club: Seated, left to right: Wilson Shaffer, Stanley Toy, Saundra Enany, Carol Cochran, Sally Heider, Secretary, Tim Ashe, Head Proiectionist. Standing: Jack Loughrey, Bill Lorenzetti, Nancy Smith, Carolyn Knoble, Bill Shearer, Richard Sipes, Richard Shotts, Tom Westendorf, Harry Peters, Nor- man Gray, Charles Croyle. 83 Front Row, left to right: Rande Volek, Sam Mazzotta, Cindy John, Miss Smith, larry Skinner, Ed Lattanzio, Marilyn McCau- ghan, Noriko Miura, Joyce Beatty. Second Row: Mark Owen, Judy Discavage, Sally Todd, Dixie Heigley, JoAnne Lemmon, Bill Yee, Carol Semmens, Kay Krozely, Jerri Wagner, Loretta Jordan, Dave Johnson. Third Row: Marnie Sedwick, Glenn Ply- ler, Dennis Yates, Cindy Sedwick, Dennis Frick, Dave Schrecengost, Charles Hutchison, Bob Black, Carolyn Maxwell, Bill Elgin, Lanny Karns, Ann Stebick. ' ' ,Siudanii fnuncil, The Student Council is the heart of our school. lt consists of one representative from each home- room, four officers, three class presidents, a for- eign exchange student and a summer exchange student. Our sponsor is Miss Pauline Smith. Mr. Paul Breon, our principal, works very closely with our organization and gives us his wholehearted support. The Executive Council plans the agenda every Monday for the Student Council which meets the following day. Reports of this confer- ence are presented to the student body on Wed- nesday during the guidance period. The Council is proud of its active program of activities. A large number of proiects have been engaged during the year. Some ofthe most im- portant have been the Kittanning-Ford City After- game Dance, the Magazine Campaign, School Visitations, the Art Pallan Heart Fund Dance, Share Their Fare AFS Assemblies and Campaign. The Council is responsible for the success of the foreign exchange student program which it started in 1955. Next year will mark the arrival of the fifth foreign student in our school. We hope that another Kittanning student will be chosen to represent our school abroad again this summer. Executive Council: First Row, left to right: Ed Lattanzio, vice- president, Marilyn McCaughan, secretary, Miss Smith, sponsor, Larry Skinner, president. Sec- ond Row: Cindy John, treas- urer, Dave Schrecengost, Bill Yee. .J Q tl N l Sk' i :W 4s'mfwL0,eadw The Board of Activities, which was organ- ized in 1921 by Clyde W. Crammer, is the high- est governing body in Kittanning High School consisting of fifteen representatives. The Board meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Activities Room. Present at these meetings is a representative group of the admin- istration, board of education, faculty, alumni, and student body. The sophomore girl member acts as secretary to the board and a faculty mem- ber serves as treasurer. The chairman is Mr. Paul D. Breon, Senior High Principal. The function of the Board is to discuss and take action upon items brought to its attention by the chairman. Each activity in the school is also required to submit a tentative budget for the next year to the Board. The chairman ap- points a committee to study each budget and make a report to the Board. Each activity is re- quired to submit requests for all money making projects at the same time. Sitting, left to right: larry Skinner, Sonja Rancher, Sally Adelson, Mary Jean Biddle, Mr, Paul D. Breon, Dr. Burt Dunmire, Miss Jean Painter. 0. li ll li UML of 000114, Club First Row, sitting, left to right: John Bridge, Howard Shotts, Jim Livengood, Charles Salsgiver, Ed Shellham- mer, Charles Klingensmith, Dan Cornman, Charles Baum. Second Row: Bill Hidinger, Bob Leard, Norman Neal, Leroy Painter, Fred McCollim, Mr. Duppstadt, Paul Bev- ington, Jim Lemmon, Vernon Willyard, Tom Templeton, Dave Gallagher. Third Row: Dick Schall, Jim Youn- kins, Chuck lsaaco, Harry Peters, Denny Mcllwain, Bob McElfresh, Jim Schrecengost, Doug Heavner, Dennis Bal- lock, Ken Smail, Gerald Painter, Bill McCullough, Jim Kane. Back Row: Turney Croyle, Dave Hidinger, Gary Wonderling, Jim Anthony, Bill Reed, Louis Rumbaugh, Dean Steele, Ken Bauer, Jim Starr, Ernest Luke, Dennis Daugherty, Ed McElhinney. 1 .Q .. Y' J J. On Floor, left to right: Mary Serene, Mickey Kantor, Sandy Dermidsakis, Rose Ann Piluso, Mary Lou Helm, Nancy Coax. Seated: Karen Wolfe, Librarian, Claudia Gibson, Secretaryg Carol Cochran, President, Miss Tit- zell, Advisor, Sandy Mountain, Vice-President, Dorothy Ritchey, Secretary, Shirley Campbell. Standing: Carole Bish, Sandy Bauer, Elissa Karp, Kitty McCune, Charlotte Samai, Carole Smith, Carolyn Knoble. J KM' Seated, left to right: Miss Janet Foulis, Advisor, Bob Neal, Nancy Riechard, Gaylene Curren. Standing: San- dy Witzemann, Jean Wilson, Sue Whitman. prwfo gm Seated, left to right: Sarah McDowell, Bob Snyder, Judy Bowser, Judy Glenn, Glee Lash, Dick Cooper, Connie Slagle. Middle Row: Larry Harmon, Bill Welch, Mark Owen, Dave Scholl, Ron Kutch, Bill Toy, Albie Goodman, Dave Wingard, Rodney Colwell. Back Row: Bob Neal, Sandy Bowser, Bill Hutchison, Nancy McMunn, Ray Bow- ser, Bill Smith, Nick Metrakoudes, Bill Smith, Leroy Painter. 86 .KM First Row, left to right: Carol Quinn, Mrs, Nall, Mike Hickman, Nancy Reichard. Second Row: Mary Lee Bla- ney, Sandy Adelson, Mary Lou Helm, Janet Wyant, Linda Simcik. Klub First Row, left to right: Donna Wilson, Claudia Gibson, Terry Collins, Jean Chemelli, Paul Bevington, Mr. Liven' good. Second Row: Gerald Painter, Gary McMillen, Jean Frick, Kathy Glenn, Sam Cox, Sam Calhoun, Jean Kiser, Linda Lamison, Harry Hooks, Jim Lemmon. Klub First Row, left to right: Mr, Hartman, Louise Modola, Mr. Blose, Linda Simcik, Reid Armstrong, Larry Adams. Second Row: Denny Dunmire, Robert Heward, Harold Lancaster, Janet Wyant, Janet Smith, Roy Eiler, Dick Haggart, 87 Sitting, left to right: Jill Toy, Carol Odrechowski, Glee Lash, Louise Modola, Barbara Zellefrow, Betty Cousins, Betty Corbett, Karen Troup. Second Row: Patty Rugini, Peggy Bonnett, Karen Beere, Mary Ellen Martillotti, Mrs. Maize, Carol Bevington, Joyce Beatty, Linda Simcik, Janet Smith. Third Row: JoAnn Houser, Judy Glenn, Connie Bowser, Trudy Wolfe, Bessie Bennett, Jean Bortz, Janet Wyant, Helen Kane, Nancy McKelvy, Edith Bish. Klub Sitting, left to right: Mr. Hartman, Joyce Beatty, Mr, Blose, Carole Smith, Joe Hefielfinger. Back Row: Dean Bowser, Harold Lancaster, Elsie Artman, Claudia Gib- son, Chester Choncek. A B - 4 Q. ., 1 ....-an Sitting, left to right, on floor: Jane Harmon, Connie Smith, Judy Toy, Kay Hai, Judy Grey, Sonia Rancher, Esther Bierer, Carol Gault, Jane Greenwalt. Sitting at desk: Carol Smith, Sandy Starr, Judy Black, Sally Dailey, Cindy John, Carole Gruskin, Mr. Walter, Molly Davis, Sue Ann Kunselman, Charlene Dentici, Karen Wolfe, Third Row: Doris Hiwiller, Rozanne Dorazio, Kathy Mare shall, Larelle Claypoole, Genevieve Schiano, Natalie Williams, Nancy Smith, Karen Serene, Linda Lewis, Roch- elle Miller, Ruth Shuster, Marcia Caenpboil, Nancy O'Tell, Penny Stivason, Nancy Hill, Cindy Sedwiclx, Dixie Heig- iey, Carolyn Beatty. Fourth Row: Judy Dougherty, Auzl- rey Wolfe, Norman Barrett, Gaylene Curren, Mary Lee Blaney, Marie Stone, Bonnie Shearer, Darlene Gaisrr, Judy Bevington, Bill Hutchison, Bonnie Claypoole, Bev- erly Beatty, Donna Kay Cribbs, Donna Humphrey, Mar- nie Sedwiclx, Robert Brown, Kathy Bisli, Helen McKinley, Bonnie Crawford. .KM First Row, sitting, left to right: Jerry Kunselman, Gary Stover, Carl Schrecengost, Les Anthony. Middle Row: Gary Wonderling, Dan Goldinger, Bill Sink, Mr. Duncan, Dean Steele, Art Mcllwain, Bill Reed. last Row: Jim Wiles, Ed Clark, Dave Hidinger, Dennis Ballock, John Doverspike, John Hawkins, Dudley Claypoole. j1ul-?l1l- First Row, sitting, right to left: Diann Goldinger, Judy Davis, Jean Lougee, Evelyn Bowser, Brenda Templeton, Carol Jean Foster, Judy Bowser, Virginia Dimmitt. Sec- ond Row: Jill Toy, Lou Ann Humphrey, Nancy Olinger, Peggy Wilson, Mrs. Avanelle Grafton, Barbara Bordick, Janice McCullough, Goldie Fink, Karon Troup. Third Row: Gloria Jordan, Nancy Hawkins, Linda Lamison, Shirley Gutherie, Eva Jamieson, Fern Uplinger, Alverta Brown, Glenda Riskosky, Donna Jean Bowser, Sandy Marrapode. Fourth Row: Shirley Brown, Virginia Lytle, Connie Laird, Sarah Bowser, Trudy Wolfe, Lou Ann Per- uzzi, Edna Troup, Glenna Smith, Joan Traister, Georgi McCullough. Members not pictured: Virginia Anthony, Ruth Bowser, Rose Marie Gamble, Sandra Heasley, Mary Alice Hepler, Verda Otto, Sylvia Schiano, Louise Gold- inger, Barbara Crissman, Nancy Rush. 88 yum ' gm Sitting, left to right: Carolyn Maxwell, Kathy Turner, Brenda Templeton, Phoebe Fries, Carol Claypoole, Judy Black, Judy Crose, Gloria Willis. Middle Row: Carol Semmens, Nancy Patton, Sally Heider, Janet Wagner, Dorothy Simcik, Ada Barker, Peggy Marrapode, Mary Lou McConville, Gaylene Curren, Donna Claypool. Back Row: Connie Lair, Barbara Demetris, Madylin Long, Mary Jenn Biddle, Dorothy Lantzy, Gertrude Wolfe, Jane Patton, Nancy O'Tell, Karen Lucas, Connie Bowser, Helen McKinley, Pat Crawford, Jean Wilson, Mary Horvat. QW 1 '-we ar- IB' Sitting, left to right: Larry Dosch, Karen Wilson, Mr Kropinak, Madeline Niemczyk. Back Row: Owen Bow- ser, Bob Elwood, Sara Smith, Bill Smith, Jack McGau- ghey. J 6' ' Sitting, left to right: Mrs. Madge Stewart, Kay McGann, Doris Jones, Hazel Kuhns, Joan Traister. Back Row: Carol Kozeki, Nancy Hawkins, Martha Johns, Donna Stennet, Judy Fry, Pat Beers. Klub Sitting, left to right: Sara McDowell, Gloria McLaughlin, Beverly Perry, Mary Ann Buzzard, Linda Lewis, Marlene Schrecengost, Betty Corbett. Middle Row: Glee Lash, Eva White, Patty Crawford, Karen Wilson, Miss Shaffer, Connie Bowser, Barbara Zellefrow, Judy Black, Jo Ann Morvick. Buck Row: Jean Chemelli, Sandy Porter, Jean Frick, Kathy Frick, Carolyn Young, Bessie Bennett, Sandy Barnett, Peggy Fair, Kathy Glenn, Louise Round, Linda Walker. Absent: Elaine Grafton. 89 Sitting, left to right: Virginia Anthony, llene Brocious, Norman Barrett, Dorothy Anthony, Nancy Olinger, Mr. Walter, Evelyn Bowser, Ron Kutch, Barbara Bordick, Middle Row: Ed Clark, Louise Boarts, Joyce Claypoole, Sandy Hudson, Sue Ann Kunselman, Sandy Starr, Larry Dosch, Carol Foster, Donna Bowser, Martha Edwards, Linda Walker, Sandi Marropode, Betty Corbett, Dick Bro- cious. Back Row: Jack Enterline, Sandy Witzemann, Virginia Lytle, Marie Stone, Arlene Mauthe, Bob Brown, Jo Anne Lemmon, Nancy Hill, Sarah Bowser, Ruth Bow- ser, Charlotte Sarnai, Bessie Bennett, Peter Wilt. 4 A 67 61116 Standing: Nancy Hogenmiller, Sitting, left to right: Jerri Wagner, Carol Hodgson, Janice Douglass, Peggy Jones, Sandy Pore, Sandi Julius, Carol Gault, Danna Kay Cribbs, Sonia Roncher, Charlene Dentici. Second Row: Betty Boltz, Marlene Schrecengost, Barbara Criss- man, Karen Serene, Marian Cornman, Sandy Dermid- zakis, Judy Discabaqe, Mary Catherine Ortmann, Mar- ilyn McCaughan. Third Row: Norma Russ, Pat Rugini, Elaine Boarts, Nancy Smith, Rochelle Miller, Sally Smith, Mary Ann Buzzard, Jane Greenawalt, Judy Calhoun, Carol Cooke. Fourth Row: Ann Stebick, Sally Choncek, Dorothy Martin, Georgianna McCullough, Kathy Bradi- gan, Sandy Bauer, Shirley Guthrie, Theresa Otto, Becky Rupert, Mickey Kantor, Penny Stivason, Carol Bish. Standing: Mrs, Wiegand. Sitting, left to right: Corinne Hough, Carol Quinn, Nancy O'Tell, Donna Humphrey, Sonia Roncher, Nancy Edwards, Wilma Emminger, Carol McCombs. Second Row: Rose Walker, Connie Slagle, Sandy Wonderling. Third Row: Sally Adelson, Darlene Gaiser, Judy Grey, Elsie Artman, Diane Hogg, Vera Douglas, Mary Horvat, Peggy Hickman, Mary Ann An- gelo. Fourth Row: Patty Orr, Mary Walker, Carol Claypoole, Dorothy Simcik, Mary Piluso, Carol Starr, Bonnie Kay Crawford, Donna Kay Cribbs, Marcia Camp- bell. Fifth Row: Sandra Pore, Nancy Hogenmiller, Betsy Dineen, Janice Douglass, Peggy Jones, Connie Barger- stock, Betty Kay Ashley, Jane Patton, Pa-'n Scaife Ma'y Hawkins, Judy Harmon. Sixth Row: Patsy Hidinger, Gayle Foster, Judy Miller, AnIt1 Sparks, Carol Hodqsrn Darla DeNardo, Marlene Barnhart, Vonda Beatty, Linda Sheasley, Jean Bussy, Sandy Perry. Klub Sitting, left to right: Hairy Campbell, Wynn Abranovic, Larry Skinner, Dave Schall, Sam Mazzotta, Bill Foreman, Mr. Crissman, Bill Crytzer, Paul Moore, Bock Row: Tom Hogan, Tom Jack, Danny Collins, Doug Heavner, Allan Schaeffer, Bill Smith, Dave Wingard, Dick Haggart, John Trenkle, Larry Gowetski, John Shaner, Tom Schaub, Bob Neal. 90 M- we-eww-m.,,.NsN.mxC1Nsew.v-m,.,wq., M . Seated, left to right: Ralpha Martillotti, Barbara De- metris, Joan Traister, Edna Troup, Elsie Artman. Miss Mitchell, Helen Swank, Diane Hogg. Standing: Donna Wilson, Rose Marie Gamble, Nancy Smith, Dolores Slagle, Mary Serene, Virginia lytle, Mary Alice Hoover, Norie Newell, Sandy Adelson, Barbara Zellefrow. .KM Sitting, left to right: Bob Heilman, Dan Lorigan, Tom Satterfield, Jim Benton, Joe Bridge, Mr. Ullom, Dennis Mcllwain. Middle Row: Charles Hooks, Paul Hindman, Larry Adams, Ed Orr, Lanny Karns, John Whelan, Sid Hayes, Bill Elgin, Jim Benton, Greg Henderson, Bob Delp. Back Row: Bob Beatty, Ron Salsgiver, Nick Grafton, Eugene Yockey, John Lash, Charles Hutchison, Tim Keagle, Jim Klingensmith, Larry Kunselman, Harry Beck- with, Larry Densmore. Klub Front Row, left to right: Beverly Perry, Gloria McLaugh- lin, JoAnn Morvick, Rose Marie Gamble, Hazel Kuhn, Judy Fry, Nancy Baum, Janie Harmon. Second Row: Pat Beers, Donna Stennett, Gayle Foster, Patsy Hidinger, Mrs. Suckling, Anita Sparks, Judy Toy, Nancy Dough- erty, Connie Smith. Third Row: Charlotte Poznik, Bev- erly Beatty, Kathy Bish, Donna Humphrey, Sally Dailey, Bonnie Claypool, Judy Bevington, Kathy Kensky, Kathy Templeton, Carol Kozecki, Martha Johns. 91 .gm Seated, left to right: Carol Cochran, Wynn Abranovic, Miss Rachael Painter, Advisor, Carole Gruskin, Sally Adelson, Harry Campbell. Standing: Judy Nelson, Sue Ann Whitman, Carolyn Knoble, Tim Ashe, Norie Newell, Nancy Coax, Judy Miller, Elissa Karp. L-f' sg 1., ,cs . X -.qe,,,,CN ,L , J x K Kham First Row, standing, left to right: Harry Campbell, Carol Gault, Mary Bea Hetriclc, Saundra Enany, Coral Semmens, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Nancy Coax, Charlotte Poznik, Donna Claypoole, Connie Bargerstock, Carolyn Fox, Sally Todd, Patricia Livengood, Betty Boltz, Judy Silvis, Darla DeNardo, Carol Quinn, Mr. Arthur Walter. Second Row: Doris Hiwiller, Sylvia Schiano, Sandy Pore, Mary Lee Blaney, Bill Yee, Robert Heward, Melvin Grafton, Norman Barrett, Bill Gray, John Whelan, Cindy John, Kay Krozely, Nancy Patton, Mary Jean Biddle. Third Row: Corinne Hough, Beverly Beatty, Connie Recupero, Paul Moore, Gary Quinn, Glenn Plyler, Larry Dosch, Reid Armstrong, Lanny Korns, Bob Elwood, Ron Streightif, Bob Kutch, Mike DeFeo, Jane Patton, Linda Sheasley, Bonnie Shearer. Fourth Row: Helen McKinley, Trudy Wolfe, Bonnie Claypoole, Dana Burnett, Allen Shaeffer, Jim Scardina, Edward Anthony, Tom Schaub, Ted Trudgen, Jim Benton, JeFF Crawford, John Trenkle, Sam Mazzotto, Dan Collins, James Armstrong, Marie Stone, Donna Humphrey. A'f ENSEMBLE-First Row, left to right: Carol Gault, Mary Bea Hetrick, Connie Bargerstock, Paul Moore, Harry Campbell lpianot, Bill Gray, Mr, Arthur Wol- ter. Second Row: Darla DeNarda, Doris Hiwiller, Mary Lee Blaney, Glenn Plyler, Tom Schaub. Third , Row: Linda Sheasley, Jane Patton, Jim Benton, John Trenkle. Fourth Row: Edward Anthony, James Arm- strong. . LM!!! On Floor, left to right: Louise Boarts, Carol Semmens. Seated: Tim Ashe, Joyce Beatty, Larry Skinner, Loretta Jordan, Dorothy Simcik, Elissa Karp. Standing: Carol Cochran, Sue Whitman, Judy Nelson, Elaine Grafton, Sally Adelson, Sandy Pore, Jane Patton. The Kittanning Chapter No. 238 was chartered on March 26, 1924, and has been active since that time. In recent years, the Chapter has held assemblies, banquets, get-acquainted dances, and established an annual award. The induc- tion ceremony held once each year is also an impressive occasion. The officers in the 1958-59 term were as follows: Larry Skinner, President, Timothy Ashe, Vice-President, and Joyce Beatty, Secretary. 93 c0ANv First Row, left to right: Gloria Jordan, Carol Mechling, Dixie Heigley, Patsy Hidinger. Second Row: Jean Wilson, Judy Nelson, Mary Lou Helm, Dave Schall, Dick Morgan, Carolyn Knoble, Sally Heider, Jim Arnie strong. Third Row: Sue Whitman, Ron Salsgiver, Don Wirick, Dick Cooper, Ken Grey, Dick Schall, Tur- ney Croyle, Jim Anthony. Back Row: Tom Hogan, Paul Bowers, Jim Hetrick, Jim Scardina, Alan Schatter, John Trenkle, Jean Kiser, Bob Snyder. 0 o The Kittanning Senior High Band is one of the most active organizations in our school. They participate actively by play- ing for assemblies, pep rallies, and football games. The members put in long hours of practice in order that they might provide interesting drills and maneuvers at the foot- ball games. A number of our members attended Dis- trict Band at Everett, Pa. The Band Mothers do an outstanding iob in supporting the band. The mothers bought jackets for the maiorettes and the members of the band who are iuniors. Band Officers for the T958- 59 term are: President, Jim Armstrong, Vice-President, Ron Straitif, Secretary-Treas- urer, Judy Miller, Librarians, Bill Hutchison, Dick Morgan, Clean-up, Dave Schall, Dick Schall. 94 jclwnl, Band Senior Maiorette, Gayle Foster Jive Session in the gym. The Senior High School Orchestra has been under the direction of Mr. James V. Colonna for twenty-six years. This orchestra is for students 'From grades TO through T2 who wish to play orchestra music. They play for assembly programs, class plays, and other school ac- tivities. First Row, left to right: Sally Todd, Jean Kiser, Judy Silvis, Larry Wilhelm, Kathy Marshall, Carolyn Knoble, Dick Morgan, Bill Curren, Ron Salsgiver, Jerry Kunselman, Connie Recupero. Second Row: Tom Hogan, Allen Schaeffer, Jim Hetrick, Jim Scar- dina, Nancy Smith, Tom Grey, Bill Foreman, Greg Henderson, Jim Hutchison, Dana Burnett, Harding Whitacre, Fred Klugh, Jim Lorenzetti. 'wkes They start early at K.H.S. 0 This year James Hutchison was the rep- resentative from this group to attend State Orchestra in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The prime obiective of this organiza- tion is to encourage more students to learn string instruments and promote better or- chestra music in the school. F Q . x xx 5 . f ' A1 l 1 u. QM. 1 , x'Wf '3 WIHJQN' wk sm ' 2 has 4 5 ' , I in ,X YQ , 6 A . fi' my .. - t X 'Y N S .fa vw ,524 Q 3 ?5 x- Q EQ ,M f ff S is -xv : N ..,, X .. AQ xl Q if X X . .,.: , ., NX P X w ,wg-. 'x , g zwwilli x . NX 4 fx . 'S - A rn! gi . L 3 X'-'x xx N X S 5 X x ii 5 K+ wi ' it ' 5: i is 6 8 . , D . A I Q gg- wx 4, X .. , N V Sa Q i V, X , ' N.: Standing, left to right: Sandy Pore, Betsy Dineen, Pam Scaife, Vonda Beatty. Seated: Loretta Jordan, Joyce Beatty. Kauai Wo 551111, '... x-3-N 517114, Standing, left to right: Sonia Roncher, Carol Quinn, Sally Todd, Cindy John. Seated: Marcia Campbell, jnphnmmn. 517114, Standing, left to right: Mary Theresa Otto, Marnie Sedwick, Mickey Kantor, Mary Jean Biddle. Seated: Marilyn McCaughan. 98 f X 5 .. V- Z, -.K ' 591425, Seated, left to right: Larry Kunselmcnn, Jef? Crawford. Standing: Glenn Ply- ler, Dove Schrecengost, Lcmny Knrns. jnplwmoma. 431244. Sealed, left to right: Keith Bowser, Terry Thompson, Standing: John Hell- gren, Bob Block, Reid Armstrong. 99 A l' Kumi 910 ' 6.0114 Seated, left to right: Ted Round, Bill Grcly. Standing: Bill Heymers, Paul fy of be QQ - T-:su fin mx' 16 my two, Moore, lorry Gowetski, lorry Skinner. 5 u fnwzi, SENIOR ATTENDANTS Sandy Pore, Ted Round N,,...,,....ww.f ,ily for 1 S 1 x X MAY QUEEN AND KING Loretto: Jordon lorry Gowetski SENIOR ATTENDANTS JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Pamela Scuife, Larry Skinner Cindy John, Glenn Plyler IH'-W-Nm, O E fnwzf, MAID OF HONOR: Sonia Roncher ESCORT: Dove Schrecengosi JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Carol Quinn, Larry Kunselmcm Marilyn Mcffaughun, John Hellgren Mary Jean Biddle, Robert Black v 'V , W ' ' Qance, K e 4IT.. m We 4 ,f KH5 couples dance Ground ,he Ch,-isfmcs sleigh. The girls at the refreshmeni stand did o good iob, didn'f Qhey? Our queen, Donna Bowser, and her escort, are given The los! dance of ihe Evergreen Ball. the privilege of starting out this dance. Dancing in the dark. Couples look over the sleigh. 102 6 Noriko Miuru, a Japanese exchange student to Kittanning High School, was brought to the United States by the American Field Service. She is making her home with the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Newell and family. Here she is shown wearing her native costume, the kimono. In this country her main interests are movies, ping-pong, and meeting new people. After attending college in Japan, she plans to work for the American Field Service, and in the future to return to the United States. fax im ,N if N ,HZ X . J! , f X Q W M M V9 Lf ff fx Sjglg ACT, Z 5 QATHLETICS 1 f x 104 X' S 5 , - xx, k X :..s,,, 1 S SX' .. ww 4 XSS x 5 ,Y . M. ,xxx K QA R NNN X M .... . x f x J is x W x N 'i?X1i'PQZi.Lfi M MNSQN'-X' RE Wiki X .X .. Q WW-W-.Q xg -X T231 S ww QQQXSANQQN S fg NAMES 5 5 , , e tx 5X .gi sg H Q Q 2 S First Row, left to right: Nick Grafton, Bob Delp, Sid Hayes, John Whelan, Bill Elgin, Bill Gray, Dan Boring, Charles Hooks. Second Row: Willis McFarland, Bob Elwood, Paul Moore, Jim Milliron, Larry Gray, Bob Beatty, Keith Bowser, Bob Black, Ralph Wirick, Lanny Karns. Third Row: larry Skinner, Ed Orr, Mr, William Decock, Mr. Lauiice Pierce, Mr, Davirl Ullom, Mr, William Livengood, Mr. John Rimmey, Glenn Plyler, Larry Kunselman. Fourth Row: Ted Round, Larry Gowetski, Fred McCol- Iim, Gary Wonderling, Eugene Yockey, Harry Beckwith, Ken Smail, Greg Henderson, Dan Lorrigan, Jim Benton, John Lash. Uafmitq, Jrwflfall, On September I2 the Cats took the field for their first game of the Campaign. This and the following three games were also victorious for the Wildcats. This made the students and the players feel very proud of their ability to win. Although we were not always top scorers, our team under the direction of Mr. Ullom, pro- vided us with some very exciting moments. We are proud of our team because the play- ers were all good sportsmen. We hope they en- ioyed playing for K. H. S. as much as we enjoyed watching them. Kittanning 35 Washington Township T3 Kittanning 24 Bell Township 6 Kittanning 7 Punxsutawney O Kittanning 27 Vandergrift 6 Kittanning 6 Freeport 7 Kittanning 13 Monroeville-Pitcairn 25 Kittanning 13 Leechburg 20 Kittanning 7 Blairsville T9 Kittanning 7 Ford City T3 Standing, left to right: Mr. John Rimmey, Mr. David Ullom Mr. William Livengood, Mr. William Decock. Sitting ard Fowlkes, Mr. Richard George, Mr. Laurice Pierce. Managers: Charles Hooks and Nick Grafton. Mr. Rich 'JL Left Oo right: Ted Round, Paul Moore, Larry Go- wefski, Fred McCollim, Gary Wonclerling, Ken Smoil, Ralph Wirick, Don Lorigon, Bill Gray, Don Boring, Jim Benlon, Bob Elwood, Larry Skinner. Firsl Row, leff Io righh Larry Adams, Manager, Siu Hindman,Manager, John Whelan, Sid Hayes, Bill Elgin, Wayne Frueden- burger, Manager. Second Row: Ed Carnahan, Larry Grey, John Izaco, Bob Beafly, Bob Black, Bob Elwood, Willis McFar- land, Lanny Karns. Back Row: Tim Keagle, Eugene Yockey, Keith Bowser, Jim Klingensmiih, Larry Kunselman, Harry Beck- wifh, Gregg Henderson, Fred McColIim. Kitlanning Kitfanning Kittanning Kittanning Kiitanning Kittanning Kittanning 108 Mm, Jnnibad l3 Ford City A O 39 Redbank O l2 Springdale . 6 33 Shannock 7 28 Freeport 7 21 Leechburg 9 34 Vondergrift 12 Kneeling, left to right: Nick Grafton, Manager, John Doverspike, Paul Moore, Larry Skinner, Bob Delp, Bill Emminger Harry Beckwith, Dave Schrecengost, Bill Gray, Manager. Standing: Ted Round, Larry Gowetski, Alan Schaeffer, Jack McGaughey, Manager, Mr. Rimmey, Coach, Tom Schaub, Manager, Bill Crytzer, Terry Thompson, Charles Hutchison Varsity Basketball Coach Mr. John Rimmey win, Baaludball, Although the Wildcats didn't win many games this year, they displayed a continual improvement throughout the entire season, They showed a very definite improvement over last year. Mr. Rimmey, our new coach, worked the boys very hard. It took them awhile to get used to his type of coaching, but by the time they were considered to be one ot the toughest teams in the section. The Wildcats this year held one rare distinction-they beat Ford City on their own floor. Each member of the squad tried and bustled his vest in each game. With the number of juniors and sophomores that saw var- sity action, the team for next year should win the majority of its games. As for the seniors they may be proud of their unquench- able spirit and effort. This season enabled the boys to build a better character and display their competitive spirits. The Class of 1959 extends the best of luck to next year's team. K.H.S. Opp. K.H.S. Opp. Gateway , ,. '50 33 Har Brack , ,... 57 76 Springdale .. . 54 62 Ford City ..., ..,,. 4 1 54 North Catholic . .... 48 79 Butler ,, . 66 69 Leechburg , 44 49 Arnold ., ...,, ,... 53 46 Plum Township . ,. 54 61 Vandergritt ,.. 63 52 Springdale . ,. .. .. ,.., 44 92 Ken Hi .,,. .. .. 53 82 Freeport . . ,. . . . 38 51 Har Brack , . ., 66 72 West Deer . , . 55 58 Ford City ,. .. .567 60 Vandergrift .. , 41 75 Butler . ,. ,. . 67 70 Ken Hi . . 61 73 Arnold 59 73 'Won 4 Lost 16 109 Larry Skinner Ted Round o Larry Goweiski Paul Moore Bob Delp 110 Junior Varsity Basketball--Kneeling, Left lo right: Larry Atwood, John Hellgren, Harding Whitacre, Bob Won- derling, Dennis Yates, Dan O'Tell, larry Adams, Fred Klugh, Leonard Cascino. Standing: Couch David Ullom, John Shaner, Bill Crytzer, Tim Keogle, Dona Burnett, Sam Shirley. Harry Beckwith, Tom Lel-mer, Bob Black, John Doverspike. ' wma, awww Dila, a8aAAnfbalL 4 0 1 I W-wr Seated, Left to right: Judy Miller, Dor- lo Denardo, Carole Hodgson, Jonice Douglos, Peggy Jones, Patty Orr, Nan- cy Hogenmiller. Kneeling: Dorothy Simcik, Linda Sheasley, Minnie Barn- hart, Patsy Hidinger, Connie Burger- stock, Betsy Dineen, Vera Douglas. Standing: Mrs. Weigand. Dxowl 'x..,,..f-- Varsity Wrestlers-left to right: Mr. Richard Fowlkes, Coach, Wynn Abranovic, Bob Neal, Fred McCollim, Mar- on Kane, Dennis McElwain, Ken Smail, Terry Collins, Glenn Plyler, Bob Elwood, Bill Stitt, Jim Milliron, Ron Sals' gl er, Tom Grey, Joe Bridge, Albie Goodman, Andy Uliski, and Ben Beckwith, Manager. Wrestling in Kittanning High School this year has certainly gained a firm foothold. Our team has not only proven how enjoy- able the sport can be, but also has accom- plished its purpose to have ca winning team. Our boys had an excellent team rec- ord as well as successful individual scores. We are proud of the efforts put forth by the team during the tournament at Shaler. Wynn Abranovic came back from Shaler as section champion in the 154 pound weight class. We want to congratulate the entire team and Mr. Fowlkes for their tremendous contribution to K. H.S., and we hope, as they do, that wrestling will continue to gain in popularity throughout the coming year. And so team, Good Luck to you! West Allegheny Marian Center Indiana Jeannette W'est Allegheny Greensburg Shaler Latrobe Hemptield Grove City Latrobe New Castle Blairsville Red Bank Valley Brockway Opp. 14 9 25 9 13 11 25 25 15 21 30 13 15 12 11 KHS 38 36 13 39 34 33 17 17 23 15 17 29 25 33 32 Kneeling, left to right: Tom Grey, Ron Solsgiver, Ken Smoil, Dennie Mcllwcnin, Fred McCollim, Wynn Alorcnovick Marion Kcme, Bob Elwood, Bill Stitt, Terry Collins, Joe Bridge. Standing: Mr. Fowlks, Coach, Ben Beckwith Manager. 'U'CU, M Standing, left to right: Hurry Johns, Bell DuBrock, Bob Anthony, Denny Dunmire, Gene George, Don McCollin1, lorry Belle, Chcurles Solsgiver, Tom Miller, Larry Johns, Jock Bcxuers, Sid Hayes, Ron Johnson, Ed Cornohun Bill Rogers, Ron Scuife, Roy McCollim, Tom Hogon, Deon Bowser, lorry Schrecengosi, Denny lomison, Rich Benton, Dom Collins, Tom Obode. 'Il3 1 2 S 5 if 1 1, X 4 'S f., - sz V Q EQ Q 'QQ ,Q yu A T 3 if V 1 3 , E' 2.4 Q 1 ,5 gf ik 5 1 323 it -eg l FINALE Y . The curtain has gone down on the last scene of our ploy. We hope you have enioyed our production of the 1959 Kit-Hon-Ne. T Qi. , as ,. sg Q .,. wg gm am We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do hereby decree that our treasure be disposed of as follows: Paul Moore leaves his pleasing personality to Charlie Hooks. Gene Hough leaves his looks to Jeff Craw- ford. Carole Gruskin leaves her dream world to enter reality. Pam Scaife leaves her sweetness to Sally Todd. Bill Heymers, Bill Schrecengost, and Dan Lorigan leave their sign painting tasks to anyone with enough school spirit to do it. Elissa Karp leaves her friendly qualities to Molly Davis. Ed McElhinney leaves his winning smile to Ed Lattanzio. Judy Harmon leaves her pretty hair to Mary Jean Biddle. Jackie Buchanan leaves her stylish outfits to Nancy Hill. Marion Kane leaves his devilment to Danny Collins. Carol Jean Cochran leaves her ability to organize to anyone with enough patience to endure it. Patsy Hidinger leaves the maiorettes to Dixie Heigley. Sam Mazzotta leaves his voice to Glenn Plyer. Jean Wilson leaves her long hours of study to Norie Newell. Wynn Abranovic leaves his scientific ability to Joe Heffelfinger. Jerri Wagner leaves her megaphone to Donna Kay Cribbs. Ted Round leaves the football field to Jim Milliron. Sandy Pore leaves all her money problems to Carol Quinn. Bill Gray leaves his quick wit to Marcia Campbell. Sandy Enany leaves her flirtations to any- one that can get away with them. Whity Heilman leaves with the Rumble and the Rumble Gang. Joyce Beatty leaves her efficiency to Mari- lyn McCaughan. Bob Elwood leaves his ioshing to Bill Hutch- ison. The Senior Varsity basketball players leave the court to Charlie Hutchison. Deanna Jack, Glee Lash, Carol Mechling, Donna Black, Arlene Eiler, leave for the altar. Good luck, girls. Nancy Hogenmiller leaves the pep rallies to next year's captain. Homerooms 210 and 211 leave their com- petitive spirit to next year's seniors. Linda Sheasley leaves her athletic ability to Bonnie Crawford. Tom Satterfield leaves his smoothness to Denny Frick. Carolyn Knoble leaves her red tresses to Carolyn Fox. Jim Armstrong leaves the band to Jim Hutchison. Mickey Beck leaves her flashing smile to Corrine Hough. The Quarteers leave John Bridge alone singing the Blues. Homeroom 212 leaves Mrs. Henry a ner- vous wreck. Louise Boarts leaves, still wearing her S.A.E. pin. Judy Miller leaves her catching giggle to Sally Daily. Sally Adelson leaves her poise to Cindy Johns. Betsy Dineen leaves her looks to Carol Gault. Rande Volek leaves her gift of gab to Mary Piluso. Tom Grey leaves his good record on the mat to Albie Goodman. Minnie Barnhart leaves Mr. Shankle lonely. Loretta Jordan leaves her popularity to Sonia Rancher. Larry Gowetski leaves his place on the Court to Dave Schrecengost. Elsie Artman leaves her Trig book to any- one willing to take it. The Class of '59 leaves their last minute graduation problems to the underclassmen. Gayle Foster leaves her illnesses to any ail- ing junior. Ben Beckwith leaves his neatness to Larry Densmore. Anita Sparks and John Henry leave their rhythm ability to Ruth Shuster and Gary Bowser. Peg Jones leaves last, late as usual. 3 9 in Hu. P. eg ffii 3- 21579 I 25 N 'fr -A-C' O -il L... --. i's,ilr.f. f,f,u,,, ' W fn ', 2 o . f V- 'A . . 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