Laurel High School - Spartonian Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

fb f ian.. -lil' V H V MA The I959 of Spartonian Laurel High School 9 ?3ssx.,xNaL-Sake...-Q82 X Q 4 1 'sf-Wm x xc, ' , ,' 5 sf FOREWORD As we tum the pages of this yearbook, it brings to our minds many memories of our past school years, and also opens the doors to tomorrow. We have been students here for four years. Now we must leave by the open door and step out confidently to face a future that is uncertain. This alone challenges us to set our goals high, grasp opportunities, give service, and face life with hearts Elled with courage and hope. On these pages, you will find in part our life at Laurel High School, the four years of our life upon' which we now place our trust for the future. ,ml ,Q-ri--. Q WS! xx x f w i ii A' i -- ,W +I ff 74 . ,fe X NL? 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Editor Assistant Society Editor Typists YEARBOOK STAFF FOR 1959 Scharlene Rhodes Ray Johnson Pauline Lukas Charlene Benninghoff Robert Harrison Bill Dickinson Robert Brown Dordean Owens Loraine McMichae1s Lois McCracken Roberta Arblaster Sandra Stoner Joyce Brickner Linda Reynolds Ronald Stzobel Carol Pitzer Carol Sager Virginia Goetz Beverly Fowler jerry Robinson Peggy Porter Roseanne Shaffer Marjorie Mayberry Janet johnson Ed Crawford Betty Penjarnin Sandra Syling Glen Park Ed Gorgacz Linda Reynolds Ruth Ann Gibson Norma Miller Anim Pearl Dedication In sincere appreciation, we the Senior Class of 1959, wish to dedicate our annual to Mrs. Martha North. She has always been ready and willing to help us with our problems in every way possible. Again we wish to thank her for the 1mth'ing efforts she has put forth on our behalf. I 2 a Q 2 Recognition We, the Senior Class of 1959, recognize Mr. Richard Kost for his kindness and the helpful guidance he has given us dui-ing the past year. For this and for his friendship, we thank him. Board of Education Seated: Aubrey Walton, Joseph Miller, U. S. Dean, Jonathan F enniclc, Jesse Hunt, Clarence McCormick. Standing: Wendell Dean, Clifford Stoner, Edgar Shaw, Carl Johnson., William West, Jack Houston, W. T. Iameson, Walter Pearl. The members of the Senior Class wish to eaqress to the Board of Education their gratitude and deep appreciation in making it possible fa' the Class of 1959 to be the first class to be graduated from our new Senior and Junia' High School building. We realize that much effort and many extra hours wcrk have been given by the members of the Laurel board to make this momentous occasion one of the greamst evems in our lives. We speak not only for the class of 1959 but for all classes who will follow us. May these classes be evermindful of the great cost in labor and love which has given our school such a wonderful educational center. rIf,,',3. 13 's xv. XXX 3 fi Wy! 1: Wu! 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Lies In Gm Hands Norma Miller, Ruth Gibson, Judy Graham. Glenn Park and George Dean. . . ,v.,..hMww.M . 5 V43 Sandy Shaffer, Marge Mayberry, Charlene Benninghoff. Ruth Iones, Ronald Strobel, Glenn Hunt, William Morrison, Bob Brown. 5 Sandra Syling BiJl McC1ymonds and John Morgan Tom Anderson Wayne Patterson Dordean Gwens Carol Kerr and Sally Hill Shirley Altman Pauline Lukas Betty Penjamin and Ruth Hog-ue wal Pearl Covert, Richard Nimmo Mary Emery. Carole Sager, Virginia Goetz, Carol Piizer, n Eleanor Harlan. Bab Pictures Louis Mitten Scharlene Rhodes Linda. Reynolds Sandy Shader Bob Campbell Shirley Altman Betty Penjamin Sally and Ruth Hill John Wasserman and Tom Anderson Peggy Porter Bill McC1ymonds Dave Vredenburg Paul Shaffer Pearl Covert Carol Sager Roseanne Shafer John Morgan Eleanor Harlan Ruth Hogue Jerry Robinson Bobbie Arblaster Bill Morrison Mary Emery George Dean Ed Crawford Virginia Goetz Louise Dean Ralph Jones Bob Downs Carol Kerr Glenn Park ,w' My M . KWQ- Norma Miller judy Graham Ed Prosser S A' La ?' WB 1 as 'Qk Awyy V y l .,.....-..cx,w K H Ruth Arm Gibson Margie Mayberry Lois McCracken Pauline Lukas Glenn Park Mary Alice Young Carol Piizer Patty Cotton Bob Brown Dordean Owens Senior Class Cfficers X 3 Back Row: Betty Penjramin and Pauline Lukas. Front Row: Wayne Patterson and om Anderson Junior Class Gfficers Back Row: Mike Dillion and Bob Harrison. Fmnt Row: Alice Stewart and Betty Alborn. Shirley Marie Altman Nickname: Shirley Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Library Staff 3 Rifle Club 3 Teen Club 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Likes: Neatly dresed people Dislikes: Conceited people Ambition: Piano instructor Probable End: Wm-king at a grocery store Thomas Garner Anderson Nickname: Andy F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, F, F. A. Officer 2 Basketball 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Band 1, 2 State Band 1, 2 class OEicer 3, 4, Harvest Ball Attendant 4 Likes: Girls, cars Dislikes: School Ambition: Millworker Probable End: School teacher Roberta Lee Arblaster Nickname: Bobbie Future Nurses Club 3, 4 F, T, A, 3 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed chem 1 2, 3, 4 cms chews 1 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District Band 3 County Band 1 Newspaper 1, 2 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Likes: Frm Dislikes: Conceited people Ambition: Go to college Probable Ends Old maid Beverly Jean Avery Nickname: Bev Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed chem 3, 4 Music Club 1 Likes: Sharp boys Dislikes: People who think they're toogoodfcrothers Charlene Benninghoi Nickname: Char Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 F. T, A. 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Mag-orette 1 Y- een 1 Squad Leader 1 Girls chorus 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Harvest Ball Attendant 3 Harvest Ball Queen 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Likes: Sharp dresses Dislikes: People that brag Ambition: Model Probable End: Housewife Senior Directory Raymond Robert liown Nickname: Bob Newspaper StaH 4 Yearbook 4 Class OEicer 1 Student Council 3 junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Basketball 2, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 4 Harvest Ball Auendem 4 Likes: Girls, cars, and Rock n' Roll music Dislikes: Sassy people Ambition: Mechanic Probable End: Truck driver Robert Edward Campbell Nickname: Bob Newspaper Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Likes: Cars, hunting, a certain girl Dislikes: Conceited people Ambition: To Ein the Navy and get marrie Probable End: chelor Patricia Ann Cotton Nickname: Patty Girls Chmus 1 Mixed Charms 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Likes: Red convertibles Dislikes: When driving,people who don't dim their lights Ambition: Elemenlzary school teacher Probable End: Nurse in old ladies home William Lee Cousins Nickname: Bill Newspaper Staff 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Likes: Basketball Dislikes: School Ambition: Engineer Probable End: Garbage collector Pearl Joan Covert Nickname: Pearlie Newspaper 3, 4 Library 3, 4 Likes: Everything but onions Dislikes: O-niom Ambition: Missionary Probable End: Housewife Edward Crawford Nickname: Ace F, F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F, F, A. OEicer 3, 4 F. F. A. Area Vice-President F. F. A. Smte Band 2, 3, 4 District Band 4 County Band 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Art 1, 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 Pep Club 2 3 Harvest Ball King 4 Likes: Cars, one certain girl, music, art Dislikes: Show-offs Ambition: landscape architect Pnnlfaalnln F1-:He lad- man nn flue 1-nnnn Barbara louise Dean Nickname: Louise Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Likes: Motorcycles and Rock n' Roll music Dislikes: Bosy people Ambition: To join the service Probable End: Old maid George R, Dean Nickname: George F, F. A. 2, 3, 4 F, F. A, Officer 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Ride Club 3 Likes: A certain girl Dislikes: Nothing Ambition: Farmer Probable End: City slicker Robert George Dean Nickname: Bob F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Officer 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 d Mixed chorus 4 Likes: Girls, movies, skating Dislikes: Farming Ambition: Join Navy Probable End: Truck driver Robert Lewis Downs Nickname: Bob Likes: Horses Dislikes: People Ambition: To be in the Navy Probable End: Beachcomber Mary Elizabeth Emery Nickname: Mary Newspaper Staff 3 Likes: School, reading, housework, farmwcrk Dislikes: Rock 'n Roll music Ambition: Mi ionary Probable End: Farmer's wife Beverly Maxine Fowler Nickname: Bev Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2,3 4 Newspaper Sufi 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Science Club 2 Future Teachers Club 2 Girls Trio 4 Likes: Music Dislikes: Poison of any kind Ambition: Teacher Probable End: Airplane pilot Ruth Ann Gibson Nickname: Ruth Pep Club 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Likes: Nice clothes and fun Dislikes: Two-faced people and farmem Ambition: Private secretary Probable End: Farmer's wife Virginia Linn Goeiz Nickname: Ginnie Pep Club 3, 4 Girls Chcrus 1, 3, 4 Mixed Chons 1, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3 Varsity Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Harvest Ball Attendant 4 Likes: Boy's clothes Dislikes: School and homework Ambitlom Model or housewife Probable End: Scrub woman Judith Carol Graham Nickname: Judy Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Library 3, 4 Teen Club 2, 3 4 Likes: Water skiing and convertibles Dislikes: School and conceited people Ambition: Secretary Probable End: School teacher Barbara Hackett Nickname: Gabby Pep Club 3 Chorus 1 2, 3, 4 County ohm-us 2 Girls Trio 2 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, Girls Chcrus 1, 2 Newspaper 1 Squad Leader 1 Harvest Ball Atnendant 2 Teen Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Likes: Money, cars, food, good music Dislikes: People thattell me what to do Ambition: Airline hostes Probable End: Stunt driver Eleanor Mae Harlan Nickname: Ellie Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Likes: A boy named Ray Dislikes: Snobbish people Ambition: Ray's wife Probable End: Married within a year Ruth Ellna Hill Nickname: Ruthie Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Teen Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2 Likes: Ice skating Dislikes: Two-faced people Ambition: Physical education teache- Probable End: Housewife Sarah Virginia Hill Nickname: Sally Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Pep Club. 3 Chcrus 1, 3, 4 Girls Cha'u.s 1 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Music Dislikes: bagging people Ambition: Nurse Probable End: Old maid Ruth Ann Hogue Nickname: Rudy Newspaper 4 Teen Club 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Likes: A boy Dislikes: Lies and high noises Ambition: Accountant Probable End: President of Old Maid Society Glen R. Hunt Nickname: Glen F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Stage Manager 3, 4 Likes: Hot rods and blondes Dislikes: Teachers Ambition: Electronics Probable End: Ditch digger Ralph A, jones Nickname: Jones F. F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Likes: Fast cars and girls Dislikes: Cops Ambition: Automotive mechanic Probable End: A cop Carol Ann Ken- Nickname: Carol Future Nurses Club 3 Class Officer 3 Teen Club 2 Junior may 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Pizza and convertibles Dislldes: People who gossip Ambltlon: Nurse Probable End: Old maid Pauline Lukas Nickname: Bean FIIUI-Te Nurses Club 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Chorus 2 Girls Chtrus 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Coimty Band 1, 2 Class Officer 1, 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Teen Club 2, 3 Likes: Buying clothes Dislikes: Moody people Ambition: Head cashier at Century Market Probable End: Playing nursemaid football invalid Margie Mayberry Nickname: Frog Pep Club 3 Chcrus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2 Gnu Trio 2, 4 Girls Ensemble 2 District Chorus 1 County Chorus 1 Newspaper Siaff 2, 3, 4 Teen Club 2, 3 Likes: Nice clothes Dislikes: Boys that don't dance Ambition: Model Probable End: Superintendent to William C. McClyxnonds Nickname: Bill F. F. A. 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Rifle Club 1, 2 Likes: Fords Dislikes: School Ambitlonz Jet pilot Probable End: Teacher Lois Katherine McCracken Nickname: Loisie Future Teachers Club 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chcrus 1, 2 Newspapa' 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Jnmlor Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Sharp clothes Dislikes: Teachers that don't explain fully Ambition: To never get mauled and be built like Jane Russell Probable End: Old maid school teacha' Norma Jean Miller Nickname: Norma Future Nurse Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Likes: Popular music Dislikes: Conceited people Ambition: Beautlcian or secretary Probable End: Janita- of new laurel High School Lewis G. Mitten Nickname: Lewle Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Pep Club 3 4 cha-us 1, 2', 3, 4 Boys Chcrus 1, 2 County Chorus 2 District Chorus 4 Boys Ememble 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Didrlct Band 4 County Band 1, 2 Newspaper Statf 4 Likes: Blondes and convertibles Dislikes: People that don't speak Ambition: Join Coast Guarsk Probable End: Millionaire John Paul Morgan Nickname: Johnnie Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Nice Clothes Dislikes: Dumb women drivers Ambition: Pilot Probable End: City street cleaner William H. Marison Nickname: Bill Newspaper 2, 3 Likes: Work Dislikes: Big shots Ambition: Engineer Probable End: School teacher Richard Nimmo Nickname: Dick chem 2 3, 4 msn-ic: Chorus 2 County Chorus 2 Quartet 2 Boys Ensemble 2, 3 Band 2, 3 Newspaper 3 Likes: Music Dislikes: Sin Ambition: The Lord's will Probable End: Missionary in Airica Da-dean Ownes Nickname: Dordean Yearbook 4 Likes: Boys and clothes Dislikes: Snobbish people Ambition: Beautician Probable End: Dishwasher Glenn Edward Park Nickname: Glenn F. F, A, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A, Officer 3 Boys Chaus 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Quartet 2 Ensemble 2 3 ggbsnty Chorus 2 , F, F. A. State Chorus 2, 3 Newspaper 3 Yearbook 4 Rifle Club 3 . Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Horseback riding and cars Dislikes: Noisy people Ambition: Farmer Probable End: Auctioneer Wayne Patterson Nickname: Wayne F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 0Hicer 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 2 Class Ofioer 4 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Girls Dislikes: Teachers Ambition: Farmer Probable End: Septic tank cleaner Betty Leona Penjamin Nickname: Beis Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Girls Chorus 1, 2 Class Officer 1, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 3 4 Harvest Ball Attendent 4 Likes: A certain someone Dislikes: Flirty girls Ambition: Teacher D-.L-1.1- l1'..J. t'-,.,..1o,, ,, Carol Ann Piuer Niclcname: Pitz Future Nurses Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Green Buick Dislikes: People that aren't on time Ambition: Private secretary Probable End: A shoe salesman's wife Peggy Ann Porter Nickname: Peggy Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Teen Club 2 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Nice clothes and people Dislikes: People that think they're too good to associate with others Ambition: Airline stewardess Probable End: Raising poodles Edward Francis Prosser Nickname: Ed Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chcrus 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus 2 Newspaper 4 Likes: Roller skating Dislikes: Noisy people Ambition: Professional baseball player Probable End: Umpire Linda Jayne Reynolds Nickname: Linda Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Officer 3 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club Officer 1, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Newspaper 2, 3 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Harvest Ball Attendant 3, 4 Teen Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Dancing and food Dislikes: Poor sports Ambition: School teacher Probable End: Pioneer to the Moon Lois Scharlene Rhodes Nickname: Char Future Teachers Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Yearbook 3 Teen Club 2 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Nice clothes , Dislikes: Ignorant people Ambition: Teacher Probable End: Farmer's wife Gerald Edward' Robinson Nickname: Jerry Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3 soy: cha-is 1, 2 Newspapa' 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Rifle Club 3 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Convertible and dancing Dislikes: People who gossip Ambition: Veterinarian or dancer Probable End: Cwner of Robinson Lumber Company Carol Lee Sager Niclcname: Carol Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 1 2 Newspaper 2, 4, Yearbook 2 3, 4 Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Harvest Ball Attendant 2, Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Teen Club Officer 3 Likes: Certain someone Dislikes: Beeman's Gum Ambition: Beautician Probable End: Manied M. Roseanne Shaffer Nickname: Roseanne Future Nurses Club 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1 2, 3 Newspaper 1, 2 Yearbook 3 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Drama1:ic Club 3 Likes: When alone, likes 4 to chew gum Dislikes: Unfriendly people Ambition: Move to Savannah, Georgia Probable End: Man-y a rebel Sandra Lee Shaffer Nickname: Sandy Future Nurses Club 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls chorus 1, 2, 3 District Chorus 3, 4 County Cherus 2 Girls Ensemble 2, 3 Girls Trio 2, 3, 4 Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Studebaker sportscar and fellows Dislikes: Slow, dragged out, old-fashioned songs Ambition: Model Probable End: Farrner's wife Ronald Harry Strobel Niclcname:Ron FFA1234 sine F: 1-'I Af. lland 1, 2, 3, 4 , 3, 4 vu-my cmb 1, 2 nssebsu 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 4 MixedChorus12,3,4 Boys Chorus 1, 2 County Chorus 2 Band 1 2 3 4 comm? Barrel 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Likes: Sports Dislikes: School Ambition: Radar Technician P1-shame End: spy Katherine Luarm Syling Nickname: Kathy Dramatic Club 3 Teen Club 4 Likes: Roller skating Dislikes: People who think they are better than everyone else. Ambition: Airline hostes Probable End: Secretary Sandra Lee Syling Nickname: Sandy Fumre Nurses Club 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Teen Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Roller slatlng and art Dislikes: Short boys Ambition: Magazine illustrator Probable End: Secretary Carl Allen Turk Nickname: Carl Varsity Club 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Boys Chorus 1 Riile Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 David H. Vredenburg Nickname: Dave Pep Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Dramatic Club 3 Likes: Youmg teaches Dislikes: School Ambition: Mechanic Probable End: School teacher John Lowell Wasserman Nickname: Duuch F. 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Kimmel B. Hill J. Fink G. Clapper W Back Row: Donna Hogue, Kathy Barker, Donna McMichea.1, Kay Wasserman, Suzi Burton. Seated: Wilhelmena Stevenson, Judy Jinks, Betty Miles, Glenda Patterson. ,ff fl rl! l! ij fi all . MWA UN 'X' wwf, f Vi' 5 wg W M 2- in-x uf in f 9 'Y lgif fgf,,g,,,9.a as 11 we Fa C. Harlan D, Wagner D. Cowan Back: Carol Johnson, Charlotte Park, Barb R Seated: N ' 1. Proser 3-ra Oth' J. Helmuth D ancy Hunter, Drane McMichael. J. Fennick E. Ax-blaster . Re eher f li 1 1 W D, r,,. E,i D in uf' 445 11 111- s . :':'Q YQ Aww' fi X if 'Jiffy' , e.v , . ---- h ,555 an ly-an Q.. fag:-v.,.:Q!-xi, ' - 1 V X, 'W K. T Z S. T 1' X W , , ., S. ,W 'Q 4,4 ,, ,N nk. J. C. R. R. Baldwin Alborn Thompson Wright B. Row: ,Irene Dean, Mary Miller, Phyllis Patterson, Norma Powell, Barbara Mohan, Gloria Dysard, Roberta Cameron. Seated: Beverly Lesniak, Ruth Carpenter, Connie Duncan, Darla Zellner, Connie Myres. ,M gi fs ,pf Back: Mary Campbell, Karen Lehman., Lelone Smith, Seated: Hazel Cameron, Kathy Harkless. wi ki? ' K if 2? iiygsfifiik in ' 'W .EE X 5151 32 in . N g 5352, ,nw hi T'l,'i1 Q ' , wav A McClelland Brown Haney Wojciechowski 'X gr f-z F , xiii., 31355 , XSD bbl A , ' ,WBA K . SA. - , ws W , K my ,,.::-Q N55 Efff? 'W Q. . is 5 A . if-in 'A W ff ---W' - ' fha ' gg, S. Gibson R. Shaffer W. Kueniz D. Anderson D, Flack G. Seward C. Cross J. McCly:monds Back Row: Sandra Robinson, Carol Snyder, Marlene Fisher, Mary Ann Arblaster, Arlene Fisher, Betty Anderson, Eileen Musquire. Seated: Edith Stickel, Sally Sickafuse, Carol Fowler, Virginia Fisher, Carole Hunt. L V -X .,., 2 m in . L . Q 1 I mt, 4 U f . , x w , ' , x fn N, , mr h as- A a , X .'-':-gg Wim. - ...., gr, 11.. . ,,., - .,., ' ., 1 , f Kiss.. . I .zz sway Q.,..M , , 1 4 1 Vll -,EL ma W1 I , A .Fg.:EE: , ,, P 1 V f r Q , . R M Mi? , Q. .... 1 - I r s,,a,.. Q r W s . ' f - ,, , . , , , , . . 4' A ' A 4 1 sf-'ff' 5 ,. , i f J ' , t' - A f , a , f J Q 1 we is is - R ' J' M ri -1' 'T M -in Q f 'Q' st .... , K ,U .jj-5 fy . 1 V -A a I, ,,.,. : V A A aa --fa ..... , . A an ' 42 4.::EE:V,v:.Ei ,L y ' A tm, A Zig I I ,A HQ.-V,-j:,3j:k1j1?iw y , KQV ' ' V ' W f.2fiQ1?rl:1ZE35:-1. , Q, I . Mary Rhodes, a freshman at Laurel, won the state W. C, T. U. diamond speech contest at Chambers- burg October 1O, 1958. To be eligible for the dia- mond contest, Mary previously won the silver, gold and pearl awards. Mary has hobbies of raising tropical fish and horseback riding. D1u'ing the past two years, Mary has taken vocal lessons and sings with the Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Chiu-ch of New Castle. Mary is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clare Rhodes. in-or ,Q -3- llrv Q i z. Q ' a .- by i s Wlfi. B, Meade, D. Boak, D. Jones, D. White, L. Mitchell, T. Spayde, R. Audia, A. Walton, B. Gajda, P, Bluedorn, R. Robinson, T. Ferree, C. Nimmo, B. Hammerschmidt, B. Kathy Barker Betty Miles Jim Baldwin Ronald Bluedorn Y F' A ii - 1h 7.511 ' D- , . QV-' . 1 ..g xi lv 1 .,H. fvf iw ill XJ J W 1 'ff M mv m M U xx ' I Xl A' ' X -xxfg Wx A Wm' wa ww WEN M' W ME 'W XQQN iagf. Y 4,-.4-f we ,I ,,,fJ ' ,K 1, ,3,.. ..... . . ..- t 1 , unior i 1 O L so E ' gm 2 4th R. Mohan, D., Marcus, K., Bowden S., Johnson M., Allison K., Snyder S., W'1mer, K., Sharek J. 3rd R. Enscoe I., M.izner M., Mizner I., Mitera E., Thompson E., ShaEer L., Fray S., Mr. Shaw. 2nd R. Boak H., Johnston N., Hunt M., Stickel J., McConnell J., Gibson J., Allison M., 1st Row Wilson H., Weigle C., Graham I., Drake T., Gollan F., Pratt R., Sniezek L. Eight 3 4th Row Walczak S., Strobel B., McFa.r1a.ndI., Reynolds G., Demmel S., Walzer G., Tomkins E., 3rd Row Houk N., McC1ym0m'ls R., Harlan K., Fowler N., Kirkpatrick J., Hum: H., Davis M., Key C., Tonder I., Mr. Timm. 2nd Row Aven L., Booher B., Jones D., Kerr J., Lehman K., McChesney M., Stevenson E., Glasser W., lst Row Dudash A., Hutcheson M., Dean L., Fink R., Boak J., Robinson D., Cooper C. night I 4th Row Shaffer R., Marshall D., Weakley S., McAnany W., Reeher I., Vanghn S., Myers R., 3rd Row Kent J., Crowe R., Cameron J., Emery C., Bartley D., Mr. Tetmanza. 2nd Row Bluedorn C., Hanna C., Harlan B., Owens I., Myers K., Ward C., Hunt J. 1st Row Minteer L., White H., Houk T., Wimer W., Jones D., McCormick S. Seven 3 Row 4 Carlton C., Bales M., Porter D., Harris J., Aven C., Leonhardt M., Hazen S., Young R. 3rd Row Book D., Miller E. Metz J., Fenton C., Sirnpldns S., Gibson B. Miss Miller. 2nd Row Houk M., Doutt N., Cox E., Armstrong J., Boyd lk., Gibson J., Marshall R., Berry W., lst Row Malley J., Davis T., Stevenson J., Polenick R., Furlong R., Malond R., Cook A., Johnson L. Seven Row 4: Audia J., Houston T., Rickenbach B., Moser K., Reno J., Jordan R., McCrea.ry R., Shaffer S. Row 3: Young R., Roth I., Hull J., Sickafuse S., Watt E., Dean R., Magee M., Mrs. Reynolds. 2nd Row: Denniston D., Steve D., Haan H., Burns T., Vaughn B. McConnell I., Gorgacz, M., 1st Row: Prosser K., Musquire K., Wellman D., Ben A., Tillia. C., Lewis D., Gibson il. Seven 4th Row Dean H., Dean W., Cwynar R., Miller R., Ballew H., Lambo I., Wellman S., Powell W. 3rd Row Fisher N. Axe K., Young N., Thompson J., Denniston L., Glenn R., Kloss R., Hammerschmidt W., Mr. Williamson. 2nd Row Anderson K., Brown L., Rhodes C., Willey M., Gabauer S., Freeman F., Krause L., Rhodes J. lst Row Kulinski R., Lee D., Hill S., Gibson D., Wigbon K., Lukas R., Crawford C., Lawrence J. Junior High Cheerleaders Arlene Fisher, Marlene Fisher, Mary Miller, Kathy Barker, Betty Anderson, Glenda Patterson. Junlor HI h Football Team 20 4-2 45 415 35' , QTY Q 4 43 17Ja4,1e Roth, J., Prosser K., Dean L., Weigle C., Prosser J., Yoimg R., Moser K., Morgan R., Houk T., Young D. Row 2: Bluedorn R., Sickafuse P., Drespling M., Gibson S., Wright P., Davis L., Gajda L., Fink J., Fermick J., Young R. Row 3: McAnany fmanagerj, Mr. Tetemanza, McC1ymonds R., Myers R., Reeher D., Gajda P., Audia A., Strobel W., Crowe R., Mr. Bakewell. Sth 8 9th Grade Chorus Junior High Band Travel Club 8th 8 9th Grade Chorus r ff- ---.J 7th Grade Chorus 7th Grade Chorus S I 7 ctiviiies Prom . . -VAMWWQVYXQX.. is-iw if ' -.1 I A Ulkv J? In - E a ww., 'Qi' A mkfcvw X . ww., 'Z 49. . 31.. . WW. .-...E-'-.,. - , W S r 255715 - . fa if ,Ek . .,... H 'NLQ7 Q Q3 .Q f M v 'wiv SX JL' K? WB Q Li ,sk 142 za -ff is W M 1 -L Q bv sw W If ww. -5255 V? gi Q x Q Q N ,R x HP, m7 ,M ,Q 'L'tH V f Jw,- M K QQ- WJ!-f 1? 5 Sf? if' M .wtf , 22 Y ., fo ,nf -Nz? A. gk. 'F Graduates 'Q I Graduates Harvest Ball 'KA .f Janice Stoner John Skiba Charlene Benninghoff Eddie Crawford C. Cameron, M. Dillion, J. Morgan, J. Wasserman, J. Briclmer, B. Jordan, V. Goetz, B. Penjamin, J. Stoner, C Benninghoff, 1. Skiba, E, Crawford, L. Reynolds, C. Sager, J. Houston, B. Turner, T. Anderson, R. Brown, R, Harrison, T. Cox. Service Club First Row: Turk, R., Graham, D., Sickafuse, J., McGee, J., Walczak, A., Johnson, W., Cox, W., Hunt, C., Sniezek, M., McClelland, J, Copper, K., Barker, C. Second Row: Wellman, S., Rhodes, S., Copper, C., Fowler, B., Cook, V., Rouser, P., Scotia., L., Stoner, S., Enos, S., Tomkins, D., Hogue, J., Johnson, P., Third Row: Weisz, D., Houk, G., Shaw, M., Stoner, W., Davis, M., Dickinson, B., Johnson, R., Wise, J., Young, J., Allen, M., Jamemn, D. Front Row: Sandra Stoner and Mike Allen. Back Row: Ray Johnson, Janet Sickafuse, Mrs. E. McCrumb, Merle Shaw, Thomas Cox, Donna Graham. Junior Play L. Thomasec, S. Rhodes, C. Kerr, L. McCracken, R. Brown, S. Hi11,J. Robinson, J. Morgan, G. Park, P. Porter, D. Davis. H41 A J. Morgan, W. Patterson, S. Hill, J. Robinson, L. Thomasec, S. Rhodes, G. Park, P. Porter, C, Kerr, D. Davis, L. McCracken, R. Brown. sie A Of The Hill organ Y AL V A YY Dave Dav1 V A H5011 A Glenn P 45. L Junior Pla The Junior Play, Hexie of the Hills was presented on April 18, 1959. Pa Crackett, a lazy mountaineer wants his daughter Hessie to marry Elmer. Then he would have a good helper to bring in the hay, One day, Daniel, an agricultural experimenztalist comes to board at their home and Hessie decides she wanis to run away and go to school in the city. A year later she comes back with Daniel just as Arkansas and Elmer are getting married and almost break up the wedding. Daniel asks Hesie to marry him and he will build her a. home in the hills and teach the people about crop and soil develop- ments- Junior Play ,Class of I960 , ff'-fr Hr ,ek ' 1 Q ' if Q , FT Left To Right: Bosziack J., Fennick G., Davis M,, Strobel W., Bowden L., Houston I., Alborn B., Johnson J., Pearl A., Lyons W., Wright C., Shaw M., Scotia L., Martin S., Booher D., Allen M. Left to Right: Lohnson J. Boaiack J., Houston J., Bowden L., Davis M., Pearl A., Strobel W., Martin S., Fennick G Booher D., sm e1 W., Alborn B., Scotia L., Shaw M., Auen M., wright C. Sophomore Class Officers Among the many happy experiences of moving into our new building we as students had one great regret that we could not bring Mr. William McKnight along with us. Mr. McKnight was our custodian fa' seventeen years at the East Brook Building, and a ine custodian was he. A fine friend to all of the students and teachers, a pride in his building, a faithful follower of all school activities were only a few of the many kind thing that we would like to remember him for. All of us will long remember you Mr. McKnight and may your retirement in the snurny south be a happy one. is -5 f V 5 7 Senior Section Editor Yearbook Staff 5011814-CHS Rhodes Mrs. America Robison Editfll' Advisor ... an Alu f , Seated: Sager C., Reynolds L., McCracken L., Benninghoff C., Rhodes S., Mrs. Robison, Johnston R., Robinson J., Crawford. E., Lukas P., Row 2: Pearl A., Fowler B., Arblaster R., Syling S., McMichael L., Johnson J., Hickner J., Goetz V., Gibson R., Shaffer R., Stoner S., Mayberry M., Pitzer C., Miller N., Porter P., Penjamin B. Row 3: Strobel R., Brown R., McFarland E., Harrison R., Fennick G., List J., Houk G., Davis D., Park G., C-Orgacz E. Raymond Johnston Assistant Editor WU' g 1 W ' . W Gerald Robinson ewspa per Staff Pauline Lukas Mr. Ownes Editor Advisor A FW. Seated: Mayberry M., Fowler B., Sager C., Benninghoff C., Pearl A., Mr. Owens, Lukas P., Miller N., Mitten L., Crawford E. Row 2: Dean L., Altman S., Jordan B., Martin S., List P., Stoner S., Thompson V., Syling S., Young M., Gibson R., Covert P., Walters J., Houston J., Powell R., Rouser P., Penjamin B., Stewart A., Row 3: Rhodes S., McCracken L., McFarland E., Prosser E., List I., Houk G., Brown R., Campbell R., Cousins W., Johnson R., Robinson G., Reynolds R., Tomkins D., Pitzer C., Wasserman K., Hogue R. Charlene Benninghoff Business Manager xi Anita Pearl Assistant Editor Future Teachers of America B, Row D. Tomkins, G. Fennjck., G. Houl-Q, I. List. Row 2 Mr. Watson, M, Sniezek, I. Hogue, D. McCormick, P, Rouger, R, A1-blagter, F. Row S, Rhodes, P. Cotton, L. McCracken, la Porter, C, Berminghoff Future Nurses of America B. Row S. Altman, S. Hill, R. Shaffer, R. Hogue, N. Miller, E. Harlan, S. Syling, R. Arblaster, D. Avery, R. Powell, S. Cwynar, S. Enos, L. McMichael, L. Scotia, P. Lukas. F. Row L, McCracken, L. Reynolds, C, Berminghoff, S. Stoner. ljbranans Back Row: Mrs. NorLh,VM. Denniston, P. Covert,. Front Row: C. Sager, . Goetz, L, Scotia. rt taff w Sandra Syling, Edward Crawford, and Betty Penjamin Aman '... nn..-. ls Row 3: R, johnson, B, Dickinson, M. Davis, J. Miles, I. Morgan, D, Weisz, B. Brown, E. McFarland, D. Davis, B, I-larrison, G, Fennick, B. Cousins, B, Aven, R, Strobel. Row 2: J. Robinson, B. Reynolds, E, Marshall, C. Turk, D. Glenn, A. Glenn, B. Strobel, I.. Mitten, V, Goetz, A, Kneram, P. Rouser, I. Briclcner, C, Pitzer, Row 1: A, Pearl, P, Duncan, J. Houston, C. Benninghoff, Mr. Kost, Nirs, Giles, Mr. Hassan, L. Reynolds, B, McAnany. The athletic Banquet was held on April 22, 1938 at the East Brook Grange, We had the most wonderful meal of roast chicken. Awards and speeches were made by Mr. Covelli and Mr, Hassan. The main speech of the evening was given by Dr, Burry of New Wilmington. Group singing was led by Mr. Hill. sb? Back Row: D. Graham, B. McAnany, B. Miles, G. Patterson, K. Wasserman, K. Barker, S. Burton, I. Gamble, C, Barker, D. McMichael, I, Jinlas, S. Wellman., C. Cooper, V. Cook, C. Lucas, J. Roth, M. Harlan., M. Rhodes, Row 2 J. Ward, J. Marshall, S. Gibson, W. Stevenson, K. Foley, I. Vredenburg, D. Hog-ue, W. Jones, J. McClelland, S. Weidenhof, O. Walczak, K. Copper, G, Sibert, M. Sniezek, L. Stickle, J, Syling, D, Vogan, J, Reno, B, Shafer Front Row: L. McCormick, H. Kent, B. Ttuner, A. Hobel, D. McCormick, I. I-Iogue, Mrs. McConahy, J. Bricl-mer, P. Rouser, S. Freeman, G. Pitzer. f- ...- Back Row: R. Hill, B, Avery, C. Wright, P. List, M. Mayberry, S. Shaier, B. Hackett, R. Powell, S. Cwynar, C. Mills, W. Dean, S, Enos, V. Thompson, S. Richael., L. Bowden, P. Cotton, R. Yohe, B. McCurdy, L. McMichael, Row 2 S, Stoner, E, Harlan, N. Miller, B. Jordan, K. Kneniz, J. Graham, R. Gibson, V, Goetz, J. Walters, B, Alborn, J. Gajda, S, Syling, S. Lee, A. Pearl, P. Duncan, G, Stevenson, P, Hunt, J. Houston, J. Johnson, L. Scotia., S. Meade, S. Marlin. Front Row: M. Young, R, Shaffer, C. Pitzer, L. Reynolds, R. Arblaster, C. Sager, Mrs. McConahy, L. McCracken, B. Grossman, A. Stewart, R. Hogue. 6 USIC Sir ' , L-1 ,.f 1: 5 W E WY L . ,v'JfWx5'!I7 K-1 ' Q Mx : g 2 N A f ' ' A I N51 Z S ES! K! I A X6 f M W W 47 f FQ 13, zfjgrx N0 I K , I x Eff-'2l.wLxx W X fu f f-ff, X . xx ffgyfgf, 5 SN X 'LN 1 ,f 5,457 f I ' .I Y 'Z 'f' qw A' -Q Ef f f 'QWW' h '-7. ,. ' 1 5 'Jdwiizvvi-A, 1 vf ' 1 -3 f F '55 -1 ' f'f 4 IA r f V w i Chorus Laurel 'T fwyeffl' .5 q 95 'YK gifs A-41,5 .Q A-2. vm' '45 ww' -W if A ,AB ,xi 1 Q W ,W Q W W 1 if-if i .., W ., , W s , 3 Band K k. 33? wi? 3' ,Q a NY' , -1 . L 552 2 v , If Q 54 f Girl's Quartet Marge Mayberry . , 2 Janet Johnson i iii- I 1 Beverly Fowler nw 5 Sandra Shaffer -ea' ew MUSIC Another school year has rolled around and many activities have been enjoyed by the students. We were very glad to have our new music teacher, Mr. Wilkinson with us this year. Under his direction, students participated in various activities such as the band participating in a parade and the chorus holding a Christmas pageant. The following students were selected to go to District Chorus: Sandy Shaffer, Beverly Fowler, Janet Jolmson, Marge Mayberry, Wayne Patterson, Dick Nimmo, and Lewis Mitten. art 0 P RS f 7' 7'f - ' 1 ' -Q - f ff 'j fs ' FL X Y, :SX px, N XX r Z Q is X ' xxiv I . - -P 'A J . NN- Wx X X - Nw , , - A 4f?fN.vfxifsfjgf-? A. 1 3 R , G Aa fy' C21 K. f -X M wk - r - ' , V N '. gf Q ' N W Ex XW NK A 53 ' i R A x : if N Y lx .l f 5 , v A , l, 12 1,-,i4:- fig lx' A fx zlv? xx' A M y P N s Coaches The coaches at our school are the following men: Mr. Kost, Mr. Hassan, Mr. Bakewell, Mr. Tetemanza. Most of the students at school think that they are men teaching sports. They are teaching sports but they are also maldng boys into men. They teach them responsibility, loyality, and to respect other people. Their job is not just teaching the student how to play the sport, but to make a better person out of him all the way around. Your coaches are like second parents, you could say. They find out things about you that other teachers never could find out. They're there when you need someone to talk to, about problems that you are a little afraid to talk to your parents about. You put a strong trust in them and in return you have one of the best friends you could ask for. Put all of this together you have the swellest guys in the world. Mr. Kost, in his first year at Laurel has all the right in the world to be proud of his ball team. When he first came here, we didn't lcnow very much about him or he didn't know much about us. The first two we eks of basketball practice went by them. One day he came in and laid the law down about rules. Only once or twice these rules were broken. All of our practices were kept well under control and well con- ducted by om' two coaches, Mr. Kost and Mr. Hassan. Mr. Kost said that we were going to win twelve or thirteen ball games or else. Well we only missed it by one, we won eleven. The students have every right in the world to be proud of their ball club. Best of luck to all of our coaches. We are also very proud of our Cheerleaders, who under the direction of Mrs. Giles won the Tri-County Cheering Trophy. Congratulations girls! Varsity Basketball Team sf Q Mg . is .s W Seated: Cousins W., McFa.t-land E., Harrison R., Strobel R., Fennick G., Dillon M., Standing: Mr. Hassan, Turk C., Harrison J., Glenn A., Miles J., Davis L., Dickinson W., Weisz D., Mitten L., Mr. Kost. Junior Varsity Basketball Team ,siililisliisiilitit ,itilllfsisllillillllls 'H it W A trrf . '-' Mr. Kost, Mr. Hassan, Yormg J., Robinson G. Standing: Houston I., Harrison I., Aven W., Davis M., Glenn A., Miles J., Davis L., Dickinson W., Cox T., Book J., Gajda L., Glenn D. Varsity Cheerleaders fiifwaiisiiiii if M gi. Judy Houston, Linda Reynolds, Charlene Benninghoff, Anita Pearl, Patty Duncan, Bonnie McAnany Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Pitzer, Paula Rouser, Joyce Brickner Virginia Goetz, Aleen Kneram Managers And Scorekeepers s '- Standing: Lewis Mitten Joe Young Jerry Robinson Carl Turk Kneeling: Dave Aven Ed Maxshall Ray Johnston Bob Reynolds Va 't P L .:,. 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He also is the area delegate to the state FFA convention held at State College and in Harrisburg in January. I-Ie is this area's representative to Butler-Beaver- Lawrence County. George Dean and Jersey Dairy Heifer at District Dave l?e?1Yo'5 Dairy show at Meadville, Pa. Sept. 6 1958. H01-Stem WV ' ' I-Ieifer. Start of Bud Strobe1's Home Dave Jonezs Improvement Project. Bemhire Gilt. Glenn Registered Hosteiu Dairy Heifer. Dave Emery with Holstein Dairy Calf. Park and one yr. old , We if g X ,A W A ' W Joe Bodziach and two week old Holstein Dairy Calf. January, 1958, found the Laurel FFA members all set for the Pennsylvania Farm Show, The demonstration team was composed of Wayne Patterson, Dale Booher, Edward Gorgaoz, and David Tomldns. The title of the demonsira- tion was Septic Sanitation. It showed how to properly install a home sewage system. The boys took second place at the Farm Show, highest any Laurel demonstration team had ever won in state wide compedtion. There were many requests for presentations after this: including State FFA Activities Week at University Park in June, the regional meeting of Sanitary Engineers at Butler, Lawrence County Farm Show, and other local showing at Granges, schools, and civic events. Also, at the Farm Show in January were Eddie Crawford and Tom Anderson in the State FFA Band. Dale Booher doubled in the State Band and in the demonstration. Right after the Farm Show the Lawrence-Beaver-Butler area project contest was held and Laurel came out with seven gold medal winners, ten silver, and twelve bronze awards. This contest was followed by the state wide project contest in which Lloyd Kildoo, John Sldba, and Joe Bodziach won silver awards and Robert Dean won a bronze medal. The Chapter Farmer degree was conferred upon those who qualified at Beaver Falls. The following twelve mem- bers :Erom La1u'el received this honor: George R. Dean, Robert Dean, Eddie Crawford, Glen Hunt, Glenn Park, John Wasserman, Joe Bodziach, Dale Booher, William Demmel, Dale Glenn, Edward Gorgacz, and Robert Kerr. February always brings National FFA Week and our Chapter participated by placing a window exhibit on safety in the Lawrence Savings and Trust Company bank. February is also the month for election of officers and the follow- ing were chosen by the members: President, Wayne Patterson, Vice-President, William Mayberry, Secretary, George R, Dean, Treasurer, Edward Gorgacz, Reporter, Eddie Crawford, Sentinel, Glenn Park, and Chaplain, Robert Dean. Our Adviser, Mr. Fox, received a surprise at an assembly program in February when he was chosen Teacher Of The Year In lawrence County and received an Oscar from the Lawrence Cormty Federated Women's Club. In March three members were very busy minding their biddies as they had entered the Chicken-of-Tommrow contest and were trying to get their entries to gain as much as possible. Wayne Patterson, George Dean, and Donald White all made creditable showings at the contest in Butler, but did not win the top awards. About the middle of March our two student teachers arrived from the Pennsylvania State University. During the nine weeks that Tom Kelly and Duane Duncan were with us a very warm and lasting friendship developed, in fact Mr. Dru1can's friendship extended to the opposite sex and before the year was over he had taken a girl from our community to be his wife. Two of our members were elected to office in the Lawrence-Beaver-Butler Area FFA, Eddie Crawford having been chosen as Vice-President and Joe Bodziach as Sentinel. They attended meetings every month, usually at Portersville High School. April was Father-Mother-Son dinner month. About 160 attended the dinner and program at the East Brook Grange Hall. Twelve Laurel FFA members spoke, relating our activities and accomplishments, and Edward Gorgacz gave a talk on Sanitation that he used in the district public speaking contest. The state vice-president of the FFA, Philip Lehman, of Somerset was present and spoke briefly.. Rev. Pat Albright was the main spealcer of the evening, talking on the Spirit of Adventure . Howard Mickley and Sam McCracken, along with Mr. Fox, showed slides of their trip to the National FFA Convention at Kansas City, Missouri, where they received the Gold Emblem award on behalf of the Chapter. Honorary degrees were conferred at the dinner upon' Mr. Glenn Patterson and Mr. U. A. Dean. A Citation was given to the Superior Sand Company for their co-operation with the FFA and was received by Michael and Marion Audia. In the Area FFA Round-Up, Laurel was successful in retaining the R. D. Walter plaque, the score being 159 points for laurel and 90 for the second place school, thirteen schools competing. Our members placed among the top ten in every one of the twelve contests. The softball game and horse-shoe tournament were washed out because of rain. Laurel won the area Parlimentary Procedure contest because of lack of competition, and placed third in the district contest at Washington, Pennsylvania. During the month the Chapter was planting trees and selling vegetable seeds and plants to earn money for their various activities. The first of May found the Chapter members rolling toward Erie on a bus on their annual tour. Stops were made at Polk where the members were given a conducted tour of the barns and some buildings of the Polk State School. Chapter members received a vivid lesson on mental health. The second stop was at Windy Ridge Dairy Farm, where a very elaborate dairy operation was viewed. The group then moved on to Titusville for lunch and a tour of the Dra.ke Oil Well and park. During the afternoon the members toured the fruit country around Northeast in Erie County, Presque Isle State Park, and other points of interest. After dinner in Erie, the members saw the film The Ten Commandments, before returning home. At Commencement exercises it was announced that Howard Mickley had won the FFA Scholarship plaque and that John Skiba had been chosen for the DeKalb award. At an FFA sponsored assembly program near the close of school, George Schaedeli an exchange student from Swiizerland played a guitar and spoke to the student body. In June, eleven Laurel FFA members made the -trip to Penn State for FFA Week activities. The four demonsiration team members gave two presentations of Septic Sanitation. Wayne Patterson and Glenn Park sang in the FFA chorus, Eddie Crawford, Ronald Strobel, and Dale Booher, played in the state FFA band, and Bill Mayberry was entered in the agronomy contest and also pitched horseshoes, winning second in the state. John Skiba was entered in the poultry contest and received an honorable mention award. Bill Lyons and David Mirrteer participated in the agronomy contest. At the Smcrgasbord, Harlansburg, Wayne Patterson was awarded the County farmer degree along with several other FFA members from Lawrence, Beaver, and Butler counties. This honor was for Wayne Patterson's outstanding leadership, farming program, and co-operation in community affairs. In additi.on to the regular FFA meeting in July, the oficers attended the Area Leadership Training School held in Brady Spring Park, near Mercer, and several attended the Holstein Field Day at the John Benson farm. August was a busy month for FFA members, many participated in the lawrence County Farm Show and George Dean showed his Jersey heifer at the District Dairy Show at Meadville. Two dairy and two livestock judging teams participated at the Stoneboro Fair Judging contests winning lst, 4th, 5th, 9th places. With September and the opening of school, Mr. Wilbert I-lershberger, a senior in agricultural education at the Pennsylvania State University spent two weeks with us in observation teaching. The Chapter members were busy drawing up a new program of work budget, and the FFA calendar. Then there were 14 Greenhands to be initiated, FFA calendar ads to sell, and Christmas cards to select for selling later. The Greenhands initiated were: Jim Baldwin, Donald Cade, Wayne Dean, Charles Harlan, Robert Hill, Dick Jones, William Jones, Pat Malone, Tom Mitchell, William Nimmo, David Wagner, Bill Walton, Lynn White, and Richard Young. ln October a letter was received from Mr. James C, Fink, State FFA Adviser, informing us that Laurel had again been awarded the Gold Emblem award, for the second consecutive year by the National Association. Plans were made for the President, Wayne Patterson and Secretary, George Dean along with the adviser, Mr. Fox to fly to Kansas City, Missotui to receive the award. When they returned, an assembly program was held and they related their experiences and showed slides of the trip. William Mayberry, having withdrawn from school, John Wasserman was elected vice -president in his stead. Christmas card sales were now in full swing. The Chapter again entered a Boat in the Laurel Community Halloween parade and many members helped to stage the parade. Fa: the Hrst time a group of members formed a marching unit and won a rpize. The theme of the float was the new Laurel community and featured the new school as the center of the three townships in the union district. ln November the demonstration team was selected to present Farm Ponds . Many members helped to construct the demonstration, Eddie Crawford and Betty Penjamin worked hard to paint a background, and Jim Baldwin, William Strobel, Robert Kerr, and William Lyons were selected to have the speaking parts. After several local showings the boys captured first place and a S50 prize in the western Pennsylvania District contest and at the Farm Show in Harrisburg they won seventh place. David Emery won honor for the Chapter and a purebred Angus steer for himself by bulldozing a Braham calf at the calf-scramble held in connection with the Pemasylvanla Livestock Exposition. Bud St:robel was also accepted from the Laurel Chapter to participate in the scramble but his winnings was the trip to the Exposition and rodeo held in connection with it. Glenn Park was selected to represent the Lawrence -Beaver-Butler area as its official delegate at the state FFA meeting held in connection with the Farm Show. Dale Booher and Eddie Crawford were selected for the state FFA band. In the area project contest Laurel won many gold, silver, and bronze awards and the top books were sent to the state contest. Winners on the state level were George Dean, Bradford Kuentz, David Emery, Dale Booher, and John Wassermana Following the closing of the farming program record books those members who qualified for the second or Chapter F armer degree were initiated at Slippery Rock, February 4. The successful candidates were Charles Mazur, William Lyons, David Jones, David DeSalvo, William Dicks, David Emery, James Frew, and Donald White. In February the Chapter invited Tom Kelly, IF GY exchange student and former student teacher at Laurel back for a talk at an assembly program. Mr. Kelly showed pictures of his stay with farmers in France and his travels in Switzerland, Italy, and the Worlds Fair at Brussels, Belgium. Glenn Park was honored by being selected as the outstanding FFA boy in the county for 1958 and the Pomona Grange presented him with a cash award. As February drew to a close, new officers were elected as follows: President, Dale Booher, Vice -President, Joe Bodziachg Secretary, William Lyons, Treasure, Robert Kerr, Reporter, William Dicks, Sentinel, David Jones, and Chaplain, David Emery. As the agricultural room was not entirely completed the Erst meeting in the new building was held in the gym- nasium on March 3, 1959. The main item of business was the installation of the new offices. Members are now looking forward to the a.rrival of the two student teachers, March 16. They are to be Gerald G. Berkey and Leonard V. Johnson. FFA BAND Eddie Crawford Dale Booher EQ I 'Wm Q 4? .- Z!! N T hw NW un W x hw wr x 101 :muwiiw ,,,. m,,,,,1,:'-,!.,:x d N1 ,, 'x 1 1-fWS:xx:gs,. QIQINX f 5 lx Aw ' x-'2QSgQ.??Wg,f, --.x.,-ff, -, KWFD7 i X ' Y xfiv' Kv5xpi,.2'g3i3g,:jzE-.2,qi55.X ,- ' X. 5t 5 .g F..-:C 'fp ll'-'f 1- Y . l .Q XXX X! g Q'5x.g,NW. . 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