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

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A11 eyes are focused on a flag raising ceremony at Fort Ligonier on Columbus Day. Tension mounts among Band members as the team tries for another touchdown. Cloach Seiling is depending on Bob and Ron for the next P HY- Through The Year On the bench, substitutes wait patiently but hopefully to be sent into the game. Majorettes watch a tense play from their favorite spot in front of the Band.

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Mr. Richard Mellott finishes his work at Ligonier High. W111 you sign my book? echoes throughout the school after we receive our Mountaineers. a 5 19m 3 mg ,L -ett -- 9 as fx M4 wi ' ' ' 1' .,,, 524 . 5,5 H gt 'V f 4, aa.. - ' 52 , .... '- ' 1, , Q- A M, I Q Z , 5, ' . , ,C . , ,, , .Q .. ..... ...,,.. . ,. .- 1. 'i,, ' 4' QQ . V- ' A iiii ff C fl. ,I , mt s, ,-.. W,,f, 3 .1 ti lf ,. 2 Y- L- Ii.?iiL-iifyi ' ,f . ,, ' f W' ' f 'i it i , .1 .. , Jia . C' '4 '!i2nfLv!..JTaig+i..' aw f-Www. , .g a ' will was 'Zywaf 1552 V f- 3 ' ., ,. E. fy, 'F 'if fi: .- 1 .- A .L -,hk - Seniors in Mrs. Stalnaker's P.O.D. class are deeply interested. At Ligonier Valley Our thanks to Mr. Richard Mellott our guidance counselor who left Ligonier High School, February 22, 1962, to accept a similar post at Fox Chapel High School. We wish to thank him for the following: His four years of service to the school and to the students. His service as advisor to the Key Club, Student Council, and the Junior High basketball team. His service as our guidance counselor and as acting principal. The students of Ligonier High School wish him luck in his new home and extend to him the knowledge that he will always be remembered by his many friends in the Valley. Study Hall in the auditorium. . .a familiar scene. i r The Mountaineer Staff picnic ends a year of fun and hard work. l 1 E i

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Mr. Crawshaw, Mr. Mellott, and Katie look over the list of people who have been chosen for the Honor Roll. Foreword By word and picture we have tried to create in this Mountaineer the spirit of the year nineteen hundred and sixty-two so that the happy hours spent here at Ligonier High School will be preserved in our memories. This year has been highlighted by many changes and outstanding events. ADMINISTRATION - Mr. Crawshaw came as our new principal. Mr. Mellott left for a position at Fox Chapel. Mr. Daniel G. Davis, School Director, died. FACULTY - Mrs. Stalnaker began her teaching career. Mr. Urch came to us from the Junior High. CLASSES - A class in Music Appreciation was added to our curriculum. Study was interrupted on February 20 to hear about the orbital flight of astronaut John H. Glenn. ACTIVITIES - New clubs were added and a schedule change permitted clubs to meet only every other week. ATHLETICS - The Mounties' basketball team placed second in league play. JUNIOR HIGH - Crowded conditions made many changes necessary. It is our sincere hope that in this book we have given you a clear vision of our Alma Mater, that you will cherish always. Members of the Class of 1962 look into the future with anticipation. Mr. Zebrun explains a bookkeeping problem to Bob, Beverly, and Judy.