Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

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Qetmng Supenlwng P1-fncqzal lllf- C' C' Wqlze LESLIE WILL delightful mdependent Les IS very shy at times has an lnqulrlng mlnd was a member of the Photography Club and the Conservation Club proud of has fathers green truck can be found an or around Cravers Underground Recreatlon Center hopes to attend college or goto Callfornla Good Grief CHARLES E WILT lovlal sports minded Toby was presl dent of the Monogram Club this year and a four year mem ber of the Conservation Club one of the hungry young men In the Chef Club last year has a phobxa about shav mg before a football game plans on a teachmg career Take It easy baby' DORIS WINELAND pleasant frlendly Dons was an actlve member of the F H A for three years could be depended upon ta do almost anythlng enloys dancmg and reading manages to find a way to all sports events plans to attend either Penn State or lndlana after graduation What does that make me? HARRY WITHROW tall courteous Lem says hus favorlte hang out IS the Bowling Alley enloys anythmg concernmg the great outdoors finds a motorcycle most entertalnung has a weakness for apple dumplmgs was a three year member of the F F A and a one year Conservatnon Club member would luke to study forestry Bnrd seed TERESA MARIE ZURICK Smlllng srncere Shorty was a good money collector during the magazlne campalgn tended Vandergnft Hugh her freshman year llkes to work puzzles was a faithful llbrarlan her sensor year pannmg to attend nlght school at Robert Moms un Pnttsburgh Let come what may 29 9 q e e 0 0 0 o o e 0 0 0 if . . H H- C. , , - H 1 - H , - - H - H ' ' ' ll H ' 1 Q.. I . - H - H , . , ll ll A' H H - - , - U- H X ' Il H , at' IS ' l ' - . . . t H H

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finder Sqmpatlcetrc fender-Alrqz of Tlceu- MICHAEL W TURCHECK base vorced Mrke has a nrce way of readrng aloud would lrke to go to Alaska to do some hun rng and fishrng has been a member of the Con servatron Club for four years rntends to lorn the Arr Force after graduatron Could be could be ALBERT VALASKO happy go lucky consrdera e Al enloys huntrng and payrng football rs frequenty found at Rus was a member of the Mountarneer Staff and Conser vatron Club looks forward to the day when he wrll be Hyrng hrgh hopes to go to South Bend to the Arr Force after graduatron She s all rrght' EDGAR PAUL WEDGE srlent Ed plans to be a carpenter could make good use of a deer rrfle lrkes to play base ball eat rce cream and cake and watch Martrn and Lewrs was a consrstent member of the Student Councrl Conservatron Club and F F A Never do today what you can put off trl tomorrow DIANE J WEIMER quret amrable Drane smr es more often than she speaks usually can be found at Moon'ys Drug Store enloys readrng wrrtrng and collectrng nrck nacks and hankres sang for three years rn the Mrxed Chorus and also belonged to the Photography Club would lrke to attend State Teachers College oy GLENN WELSHON5 tall Jumper lrkes to spend hrs spare trme huntrng and playrng baseball lrkes French frres but hates cats rs an ardent fan of Hank Snow p ays base ball rn the summer for the Chestnut Rrdge Baseball Club thrnks the Navy looks rnvrtrng You dont know do you? DANIEL WEST screntrflc dependable Dan thrnks the army lrfe rs for hrm clarms huntrng as hrs favorrte pastrme was one of the capab e chefs of the Chef Club hrs lunror year says he doesnt care for grrls that wrll change wou d lrke to prlot an arrplane some day No comment 28 . 0 C ' 11 ' 11 ' r' ' . - 11 11 , . - , 11 11 ' ... - - , r . , . . . TIC ... ' - 11 1 - 11 - 11 11 , , ... 1 11 , . . . .. . 1 - 11 r - 11 - 11 -v . ... , . 1 ... r ... , , - ' 1 11J 11 11 11 ' ' ' I - - -- 11 1 11 ... , ' - 11 11 ' ... , , . . ' ' ' ' 11 11 r ... .

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Zzgonler Choral C1416 On October 'l2 1953 Lugonuer Hugh School not only received a guft of tremendous value both financually and spurutually but also had the honor of begunnung the Stemway Centennual Concert Serues to be guven by the Steunway and Sons Puano Company All thus came about through the efforts of the Lugonuer Choral Club under the durectuon of Mrs Joseph Kecskemethy The program on Monday evenung marked the end of a dream conceuved long before un the munds of one of Lugonuers most beloved musucal groups the program opened wuth the presentatuon of a Steinway grand puano to the Lugonuer Hugh School by Mrs Albert Carns Mr Wylue gracious ly accepted ut and as he saud there were no words un hus lumuted vocabulary to express hus heartfelt thanks to the Choral Club nor were there words to descrube the sumple beauty of that puano banked by palms and topped wuth cu bowl of red roses as ut first appeared to the auduence that nught The expert hands of Muss Lulu Keletu world renowned concert puanust chrustened the new un strument She played her way unto everyones heart and as long as the puano remauns shall nIeA I IJ S 14 Prana her poise and stage presence and her delughtful musuc made the evenung fly by all too quuckly The spellbound audience could have lustened for hours longer At untermussuon Mr Frederuck Steunway whose grandfather founded the Steunway Com pany descrubed the hustory of the puano and some of the untrucate and delucate processes un the manufacture of the exquusute unstruments Mr Steunway was cu most entertaunung speaker and also a very unformatuve one Before com ung to the concert he spoke to the Rotary Club on the same subuect The presentation of the puano and the con cert were very umpressuve but the real thrull came the next mornung when Muss Keletu gave a short concert for the student body before her plane left for home They loved her and trued to show theur apprecuatuon through theur warm spontaneous applause The hugh school student body and faculty would luke to take thus opportunuty to extend theur many thanks to the Lugonuer Choral Club Muss Lulu Keletu Mr Frederuck Steunway and all the others who helped make the magnuficent grand puano on theur stage not a dream but a I H S Studentst fnter fxlubiht In Sclence Show Lugonuer Hugh School had a representatuon of thurteen lunuor and senior students partucu patung un the science show at Buhl Planetaruum thus sprung Under the supervusuon of theur scu ence teacher Mr J C Stormont these students constructed and entered theur exhubuts Many awards are guven away each year to the person or persons havung orugunal exhubuts The first pruze us a science scholarshup worth several thousand dollars Although each student or group was workung for a pruze even an honor able mentuon would have been welcomed The Physucs class had three boys Rodney Murdock Dan West and Ronnue Nucely enter ung a Van de Graff electruc generator These boys spent many hours making the apparatus The chemustry classes were well repre sented Charles Hudak entered a Rock tShup whuch was well duagramed and very descruptuve un three dufferent take oFf stages of a rocket The process of uonuzatuon was shown by an elec trucal setup demonstratung how and when uonu zatuon takes place ut was a uount prouect made by Lous Ambrose and Ella Ankney Edna Wul lucums and Shelva Montucue worked on the P H Values of varuous foods Phulup Rea prepared a dusplay called Nuclear Fussuon a simplified version showing reactions by pung pong balls that lut up at the touch of a swutch Justune Saunders Goldue Ruddell and Susan Frye worked on a diagram showung a sample container of Fure Extunguushers Uses and Types To show the chemucals used un the varuous models of extunguushers they utuluzed small glass tubes wuth sealed luds They also demonstrated how a soda acud extunguusher could be used I I C l I I C I I . . . . I . I ' I I . . . , . . . , , I . . . .I - . . . I ' 1 ' 1 - I . , . I I . . I . . not escape. It was an education in itself to see reality. Thank you so very much. 'l I C I C O . . H I i U t I . I . . . . . . . . . . H ' . . H . . , ' I I . . . ,, . . . ,, 1 I T ' 1 - . ,, . ,, . . . - , Il Q . Il - n .I Q . .. , . 30