Parker High School - Torch Yearbook (Parker, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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There have been those who decided that a change was needed, those who decided what the change should be, those who gave the ideas life and direction, and those who made the ideas iina'ncially possible. All of these people deserve our sincere appreciation. America has always been grateful for her religious, political, and educational freedoms. Our free schools are part of this great Ameri- can tradition, and we, the seniors of A.P.H.S., have come to realize and more fully appreciate this priceless heritage. To those persons who have supplied words, ideas, time and labor, and have supported our free schools-their continuation and improvements,-we the Senior Class of 1951 proudly and grate- fully dedicated this, the 1951 issue of the Torch. -2- FACULTY x Seated: Mr. Holmgren, Miss Spano, Mrs. Dore, Mr. Stocker, Miss Reithmiller, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Tremba Standing: Mr. Tritle, Mr. Schumann, Mr. Laurich, Mr. Corbett, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Pager. Leo HOLMGREN B.Ed., Duquesne University Commercial DOLORES SPANO B.A. in Education, ' 9 ty of Pittsburg W 4 0 X French, E sy ' 7 INEz DORE B.S., M.A., Pennsylvania State College English Lois RIETHMILLER B.S. in Education, Thiel College Seventh Grade PAULINE GARDNER B.S., Pennsylvania State College Home Economics TOBIAS TREMBA B.S., Clarion S. T. College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Sciences ERNST STOCKER B.S., Carnegie Tech M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Supervising Principal CHARLES TRITLE Carnegie Tech B.A. in Music I ' Music 1 l. I PAUL SCHUMANN A.B., M.Ed., University of Pittsburghj 'wx Historyi X tix X UAQQX ' -3- WILLIAM LAURICH B.Ed., Duquesne University Industrial Arts I, WAL f C T B.S ' f c Co I .- t e atics DONALD IRWIN B.S., Clarion S. T. College , Eighth Grade JOHN PAGER, JR. B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Health and Phys. Ed. !3 M MQW MJ. H M of SW, V l62Qw Wf Qf O Mfww 5 'NOX M NJ ' J fd S g..f'i 5 ,0,0,0,0,lv,0. v,0,0!4l.9:0.l Sauk' wwcq 4 Q 2 '2o?sS. 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One of teacher's pet peeves lives a life of Riley . . . would make capable Chemist . . . lover of Strawberry Shortcake . . . usually seen driving '38' Chevy. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' In- tramurals l, 2, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, Tattletale 5g Nature Club 1, 2, Vice President 4. Mary Bowser rrMary:n Secretary . . . 5' 2 eye: of blue, blonde hair . . has plans for Nursing . . loves to read . . . resides in windy city of Dutct Hill . . . considers hem dealings with people bes1 part of school. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-HL Y 2. 5L Nature Club 1. 21 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society 4, Latin Club l. Barbara Graham llBarbJJ Treasurer . . Pretty brown eyes . . . resident of Par- ker . . . Capt. of cheer- leaders . . . plans to go to college . . . likes the way something always happens at school . . . Favorite sub- jects: Literature and Book- keeping . . . Here's luck to Barb in her college work. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, Press Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Yearbook 3. 4, Treasurer 2, 4, Nature Club 1, 23 Latin Club 15 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 25 Class Plays 3, 4. Clifford Barger 111-okyon Twinkling eyes . . . always friendly . . . goes with Maxine . . . fast driver . . . works on Snyder's farm . . . eats anything good . . . a good friend of everyone. Raymond Bowser llBud!J One of the tall fellows. .. owner of '34' Plymouth . . always teasing the fairer sex . . . Plans to go to Business school . . . Hob- by is agriculture and rais- ing livestock . . . Favorite sport: Archery . . . Likes attitude teachers have to- wards kids. Boys' Intramurals 1, Basketball lg Nature Club lg Boys' Chorus 2.5! Class Play 3: Student Coun- Cl . Robert Chambers Chambers Great teaser . . . favorite subject: P.O.D .... usu- ally heard saying Great Caesar . . . has no defi- nite plans after graduating . . . lover of music. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1: Band 3. 4: Dra- matics Club 3. Mabel Clawson M abe1 Works at Karns Restaur- ant . . . lives at West Free- dom . . . red hair, and green eyes . . . likes mash- ed potatoes and gravy... chooses Typing and Bas- ketball . . . Plans to take a Business Course after school. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Danc- ing Club 35 Junior Play 5. Russell Dearolph Russ Big brawny type . . class's biggest joker . . . constantly teasing . . . sports head of pretty blond hair . . . his sister's pet peeve . . . favorite food: Hot Dogs! Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Nature Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Student Manager 4, Class Play 5, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 33 Intra- murals 1. 2. 4. Sara Fair flsarall Hails from Hagantown, C144 Main St.J . . . blonde with blue eyes . . . very talkative . . . always laugh- ing . . . pals with Gloria . . . lots of fun to have around . . . good natured . . . likes basketball . . . always willing to argue with Dolores T .... Am- bition . . . nurse at Butler Hospital. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5: Nature Club 1, 25 Press Club 3. 41 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Play 3: Boys' ln- Erarnurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rec. Club Dean Fox ctDeanu Doesn't have much to say . . . resides at West Free- dom . . . brown wavy hair . . . has no time for the opposite sex . . . likes shop . . . does a lot of hunting . . . Pastime: Eating Ice Cream and Cake. Boys' Intramurals 1, 2. Jack Francisco Friskie Academic . . . friendly smile . . . beautiful red curly, hair . . . favorite subject: Algebra . . . loves to hunt . . . resides in Parker . . . a swell guy! Baseball 1, 23 Boys' Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, Nature Club 1, 2, Boys Chorus l, 3: Tattletale 5. X . -ill f K'- -9.- Mary Lou Gerwick Mary Lou Usually seen Eating . . Crocheting as Hobby . . favorite food: apples . . . Hails from Emlenton . . . plans to become a tele- phone operator. Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chor- us lg Tri-Hi-Y. Gloria Guntrum Gloria Shorty-stands 5 ft. tall . . . resides in Perrysville . . . Favorite guy: John . . . good actress . . . makes good grades . . . active in clubs . . . green eyes and brown hair . . . pretty smile . . . favorite food: Sweets. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 4g Latin Club 1: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 24 Student Council 5. Lepha Harriger nllephav Small blonde of the class . . . usually seen with Mar- tha M .... lives at Perrys- ville . . . quiet but nice . . . hobby is collecting post cards . . . sweet on chocolate marshmallow sundaes . . . desires to get a job requiring traveling. Nature Club lg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Leroy Haugh rrlleroyn Quiet . . . minds his own business . . . lives at West Freedom . . . brown hair and eyes . . . likes baseball for a sport . . . particular- ly likes ice cream . . . plans to join the Navy or get a job . . . Best of luck, Leroy. Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Base- ball 2. Mary Haugh rlMaryv ' Friend of everyone . . . quite short . . . quiet . . . chooses Typing as a fav- orite subject . . . goes for cocoanut pie . . . typist for Blue and Gold. Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Danc- ing Club 3g Nature Club 1. Dolores Karns Dolores Waitress at Karns Restau- rant . . . Rides bus from Hillcrest Dairy . . . Ath- letic type . . . Likes horse- back riding . . . Spaghetti is her favorite food . . . Taking pictures as hobby . . . Has no plans for after Graduation. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus ig Izlature Club 1, 2g Press Club Bob Kriebel r1Bobv ' Dutch Hill resident . . brown hair and eyes . . . fond of hamburgers . . . has a quiet disposition . . . likes the sport of hunting . . . favorite subject, typ- ing . . . someday join the Navy . . . a true friend. Boys' Intramurals 1, 2. Poppy Kriebel trpoppyin Quiet type . . . favorite expression: Holy Cow! another typist for Blue and Gold . . . likes high school because you find so many types of people . . . favorite food: Fried Chick- en . . . uncertain plans after Graduation. Chorus lg Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Nature Club 1. we Howard Lesser Bm 5' 11 . . . brown hair with eyes to match . . . proud owner of Maroon Chevy coupe . . . likes people at school and dances . . . thinking of Barbering School after graduation . . . Favorites: Chicken, hunt- ing . . . If you hear, Oh Yeah! . . . That's Lesser! Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 4, Nature Club 1, 23 Baud 3, 4g Boys' Intramurals 1. 23 Tattletale 3. Marlene Marnic M ar1ene Has great big blue eyes . . . big tease . . . outstand- ing in swimming and div- ing . . . likes cabbage Cem- phasizedj and potatoes . . . will be missed for typing of Blue and Gold . . . hopes to put her knowl- edge of Shorthand to use in secretarial work. . Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 5, Press Club 45 Class Play 3, 43 Latin Club 1, Girls' Chor- us 3g District Band-Clarinet. Joseph McCall njoen Hails from West Freedom . . . happy go luck . . . sin- cerely friendly . . . center of basketball team . . . favorite food: spaghetti and meatballs . . . big worry: Bookkeeping. Basketball 2. 3, 43 Baseball 2, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 5. 42 Boys' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Nature Club 21 Recreation Club 3: Blue and Gold 1. Geraldine Myers HGerryU Commercial student . . . sweet personality . . . edi- tor of Blue and Gold . . . pals with Barb . . . excit- able . . . favorite subject: typing . . . friend to all . . . possesses natural cur- ly hair. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-I-Ii- Y 2, 5, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 13 Nature Club lg Student Council 35 Shoot the Works 4. Martha Murray Mart Pretty blonde Cboysj . . . good Basketball player . . . Goes with a guy named Buck . . . usually seen with Lepha . . . Plans to get a job or travel after gradu- ation. Nature Study Club 15 Girls' Chorus l, 3, 45 Girls' Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Overheim Dick Business M a n a g e r of Torch . . . good dancer. . . scorekeeper . . . all around Business Man . . . life of the party . . . likes steak and french fries . . . Most likely to Succeed. Nature Club 1, 25 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Recreation Club 35 Fra- ternity 2, 5, 45 Yearbook 3. 45 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 45 Junior Play 35 Coun- ty Chorus 25 District Chorus 2, 55 Senior Play 4. Doris Parks Doris Came from Emlenton her Junior year . . . conscien- tious, quiet . . . friendly . . . takes commercial course . . . hobby is writ- ing letters . . . likes mak- ing friends . . . ambition: to go to business school . . . will succeed in what- ever she does. Dolores Polm trnuken Joined class in Sophomore year . . . likes to argue . . . star in gym classes beautiful brown eyes . . . likes to play Softball . . . favorite food: spaghetti. Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Emmalu Riker EmmaI1.r Lives in West Monterey . . . good artist . . . does artwork for Blue and Gold, also the yearbook . . . favorite guy: Cass . . . easy to get along with . . . beef steak and mashed po- tatoes . . . quiet . . . like- able. Press Club 2, 3, 45 Torch Snif 3. 45 Intramurals 2. Robert Shoup crB0b:r Lover of friendliness and sincerity which he finds in school . . . very good in art . . . can take a joke . . . favorites: potato sal- ad and steak. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Nature Study 25 Play 3: Intramurals 2. Phylis Slaughenhoupt Phylis Hails from Perrysville . . . television fan . . . espe- cially likes basketball . . . goes with a guy named Bill . . . collects pictures as a hobby . . . typing is her favorite subject . . . As yet she has no plans for the future. Press Club 1, 2. 3. 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3. 45 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 45 Secretary 3: Nature Club l, 2. ' .1 ' , , ,db , r -' . ,- 1 if L,-'f'fC. 1, - . - Elizabeth Seybert Betty Soprano soloist for girls' chorus . . . likes to read . . . always saying My Garsh! . . . planning on going to Clarion State Teachers College . . . like: the friendly way of her classmates. Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 15 Latin Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 District Chorus l, 2, 35 Nature Club 1: Press Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. Janet Smith Connie Known to us . . . another blonde, blue eyes . . . fav- orite food: spaghetti . . . hobby is playing the piano . . . likes the color blue has been a good classmate. girls' Chorus 1, 2, 55 Tri-Hi- l Irene Stewart Babe Good Square Dancer . . . quiet . . . home is West Freedom . . . has natural- ly curly hair, eyes of blue . . . eats a lot of fried chicken . . . doesn't have any trouble getting Book- keeping . . . plans to be a secretary. Girls' Intramurals 1, 21 Danc- ing Club 35 Nature Club 1. Betty Terwilliger uBettyn Commercial student . . . a Butler County resident . . . her hobby is reading . . . favorite expression, Holy Cow! . . . Nice girl . . . plans to go to Butler Business College. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Recreation Club 3, Tattletale 3. Dolores Terwilliger Dolores Pretty . . . enchanting smile . . . hails from Dutch Hill . . . idolizes Hank Greenberg . . . practical joker . . . collects pictures . . . plans Nursing Career. Intramural 1, 2, 5, 4: Latin Club 15 Nature Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Press 3, 4, Girls' Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y. 'Ki -12.- Ella Mae Terwilliger fStevensj Ella Mae Another Clarion County girl . . . enjoys writing and receiving letters . . . spe- cial liking for stuffed pork chops . . . the married girl of the class , . . has a smile for every one . . . Ambition: Housewife. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 33 Press Club 5, 41 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4L Intra- murals l, Z, 3 4, Nature Club murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Nature Club Jeanne Terwilliger Jeanne Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . Hails from Soap Run . . . Nice personality . . . flighty, like a butterfly . . . Looks nice in pink . . . Ambition: school teacher . . . Always has a smile. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Press Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Chorus 1, 23 Play 3: Nature Cluli: lg Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, - x Kg Helen Weckerley Helen Resident of West Free- dom . . . quiet . . . favor- ite subject: French . . . plans to go to Nursing School . . . goes for steak . . . works on Blue and Gold. Nature Club 13 Press Club 2, 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Girls' Intramurals lg Girls' Chorus 1. Russell Wetzel Russell Doesnlt say much . . . pals with Dean Fox . . . favorite food: ice cream . . . likes baseball . . . takes part in intramurals . . . quiet but likeable . . . Best of luck, Russ. Boys' Intramurals 1, 2. James Wooley rrjitnn Man with a Hom . . . bas- ketball player . . . travel- ing man . . . especially in- terested in Music . . . plans to go to college af- ter graduation. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Nature Study 1, 25 Band 5, 45 Junior Play 5. Robert Young lfBobU Resident of West Monte- rey . . . basketball for- ward . . . good shot . . . likes Lemon Pie, also the subject, Math . . . good in school work . . . As yet has no plans for the fu- ture. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Play 5, 4, Boys' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, President 2. Ellen Jane Whyte Ellen Jane Has pleasing ways . . . es- pecially likes roller skating .. . good class worker . . . Varsity Cheerleader . . . likes the color blue . . . wants to go into Nursing after graduation. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Nature Club lg Class Plays 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 23 Press Club 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, 4: Student Rep. 1. jim Womeldurf Duffy . The kid from Monterey . . . a great joker . . . well scotty waddle do do do . . . particularly likes french fries and hamburgers . . . Always sets in back of KeH'er's bus . . . Main de- sire is to work for Syl- vania 'in Brookville. Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, 2. 43 Senior Play 4. lg! Vi-E as 'i --H 21.1 :Q 'F ., ,eq his A. 3 , .5 ,3 fa 'A if W F? .Bl 1,15 -4 . .g 1 'i I! . 11 .J E IE ct, ' 5 WMM ,O Qetvl S + pfuflhg ,4 0 Sam lee .LJGK Muiha wl- Q19 Umm + QMS BC-fb, L 4 + ENG- Mae 4- I I Mmm! + Bee, MH' 4 B, M? 4 Smut Marlepg 4 wa NO Mun-vc -+ Qlfff J JUNIOR CLASS Seated: M. Levy, J. Hilliard, M. Karnes, B. Kastory, Mrs. Dore, B. Dearolph, J. Radaker, L. Steele, G. Gun- trum. Second row: S. Blauser, J. Rose, M. McCall, J. Dunkle, J. Zilafro, J. Zilafro, L. Taylor, A. McKee, B. Terwilliger, R. Chambers, B. Polm. Third row: J. Mauk, D. Garver, C. Johns, D. Straight, J. Mong, J. Pipher, C. Zilafro, B. Amsler, B. Cooper, D. Jordan, F. Bowser, K. Blauser, J. Bernard. OFFICERS HQ' 4 -. 16 - SOPHOMORE CLASS . , . , . ,.,,,,,w Seated: G. Straight, O. Shay, B. Lesser, M. Francisco, Mr. Schumann, N. Masters, M. LeVier, M. Chambers E. Grazier. Second row: D. Fross, B. Clawson, J. Mullen, M. Gerwick, S. L. Ramsey, M. Pipher, M. Fross, E Weckerly, A. Tremba, C. Elliott. Third row: D. Monroe, A. Moberly, N. Horner, J. Clark, B. Maxwell, J. Bar- rett, B. Master, J. Amsler, C. Buzzard, R. Wolfe, C. Shay, B. Patterson. OFFICERS , -K Hr f -1 Q iWffigl?ffhi F5555 FRESHMAN CLASS First row: F. Barger, S. Clark, V. Shawl, V. Pollock, C. Terwilliger, C. Kriebel. Second row: B. Stewart, D. Hilliard, E. Bartley, B. Pierce, Mr. Pager, Miss Spano, E. McKee, C. Matthews, M. Amsler, J. Fox. Third row: I. Garris, L. Polm, P. Mullen, N. Jordan, L. Bowman, E. Jolly, L. Cratty, E. Edwards, M. Armstrong, S. Foust. Fourth row: E. Cooper, B. Lauer, R. Downs, B. Blymiller, K. Alberts, D. Overheim, H. Bowser, L. King, C. Stewart, B. McElroy, D. Shoup, B. Guntrum, S. Blackford. OFFICERS A ,- B ji, .P V 'll 'I 1.18.1 .. fl SEVENTH GRADE Seated: P. Altman, N. Switzer, B. Bullman, B. Stewart, Miss Riethmiller, R. O'Neil, E. Lauer, B. Switzer, J. Gallaher. Second row: H. Blymiller, J. Dunkle, H. Bennett, R. Montgomery, D. Switzer, N. Buzard, S. Orton, T. McGinnis, R. Texter, D. Tremba. Third row: R. Dunkelle, J. Kelly, J. Hilliard, B. Karnes, R. Botz. EIGHTH GRADE Seated: M. Caldwell, B. Ramsey, I. Phillips, L. Blymiller, Mr. Irwin, J. LeVier, N. Kastory, Z. Best, M. Kon- kle. Second row: G. Wolford, H. Dunkle, V. Lytle, M.Grazier, D. Hilliard, M. Francisco, D. Horner, M. King, R. Trill, R. Vose. Third row: R. Welling, D. Bullman,R. Marnic, W. Master, R. Hilliard, M. Switzer, C. Has- enflu, L. Montgomery, T. Switzer, J. Gilbert. Z7 , fK:LM A Mdf LOU M761 OA JCM JMU, dw? Gxor ld gwfm D155 Zigiii, lX43Yle,Tl'7C Lulv ISQYCJLIN I V 41.4 b!O,i7N 3mJM0rc16 ci Rf Fffifsasmaul 77? Eff! go M, W, 101 1? ,JA R056 JW! HM, HCM, 154, M gps? ?0or,lL?1Q,ll1an! 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Wwfa WX 60 Seated: B. Stewart, P. Mullen, L. Polm, C. Mathews, M. Murray, L. Bowma, B. Seybert, M. LeVierg M. Cham- bers. Second row: D. Fross, B. Clawson, B. Kastory, E. White, B. Graham, S. Ramsey, B. Dearolph, M. Pipher, M. Gerwick, J. Radaker, L. Steele. Third row: S. Foust, J. Mullen, P. Slaughenhoupt, N. Jordan, M. Fross, E. Jolly, N. Master, E. Edwards, M. Bowser, M. Armstrong, Mr. Tritle. Fourth row: G. Straight, J. Rose, A. Mc- Kee, L. Taylor, J. Dunkle, M. McCall, B. Lesser, R. Chambers, L. Harriger, E. Graizier.. CHRL9 Girls' chorus is a very useful and enjoyable activity for all who take part in it. There are many reasons for this being true. We who take part in it do so because we enjoy music. Chorus affords us an opportunity to develop our singing voices. We learn to cooperate happily and sincerely, each of us contributing our singing voices. We learn to co-operate honor to our school and community. After a few weeks in chorus we begin to appreciate more deeply music which is pre- sented for our entertainment through radio, television, etc. Before taking chorus we may have heard songs which seemed to us a poor example of music. Perhaps a madrical or motet which sounded like an unharmonizing jumble of voices. After taking chorus we can realize and appreciate the fact that it took accurate and intensive work to produce such musical perfection. C HORUS Although we have chorus weekly, we strive to present two certs throughout the year. Our for each concert is to have the quality of our individual voices only twice or three con- set standard very highest blended into beauty in song-a concert that our parents attended, and one in which we, as chorus members, will be proud to have participated. To get out of chorus, all the possible good mentioned above, we must have an able in- structor. Mr. Tritle' just entered our school this year, and we know he is a fine addition to it, especially to our chorus. He is a very conscientious leader who has done a fine job. We wish to express our appreciation to him, for his time .and effort toward making our chorus, ensemble, trio, and soloists a real suc- cess for the past year. RUTH CHAMBERS First row: A. Moberly, R. Chambers, C. Johns, R. Overheim, Mr. Tritle, K. Blauser, R. Wolfe, S. Blackford, B. Patterson, J. Woolley. Second row: D. Garver, C. Buzzard, F. Bowser, B. Maxwell, R. Dearolph, J. McCall, H. Bowser, J. Barrett, R. Bowser, B. Lesser, C. Zilafro, B. Shoup. BOYS' CHORUS On Friday the second period you see boys bounding out of the school and you can be sure they are going to Chorus. This is one activity they appreciate. Boys' Chorus consists of approximately twenty-four members and we are certain there will be more next year. Boys' Chorus was organized by Mrs. Girard in the year of 1947, but is now under the direction of Mr. Tritle. We take our hats off to you Mr. Tritle, for the wonderful leadership you have shown. The boys are learning a great deal: to read music, to join their masculine voices in harmony, experience singing before a group of people, and to co-operate wholeheartedly. We wish the Boys' Chorus and Mr. Tritle continued success in their en- deavor. LEONA STEELE - 29 - First row, seated: C. Terwilliger, R. Kriebel, V. Shawl, A. Tremba, F. Barger, S. Clark. Second row, seated: E. Riker, S. Fair, P. Slaughenhoupt, B. Graham, Mr. Schumann, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Holmgren, G. Myers, J. Terwilliger, M. Bowser. Third row: B. Stewart, D. Fross, S. Foust, G. Guntrum, M. Pipher, M. Gerwick, B. Kastory, E. Grazier, N. Master, G. Straight. Fourth row: B. Dearolph, B. Clawson, B. Pierce, B. Seybert, M. Marnie, J. Rose, S. Ramsey, D. Terwilliger, E. Bartley, B. McElroy, D. Overheim, L. King. PRES WE, the members of the Press Club, have been proud to have the Blue and Gold, our school paper. The paper is published by an elected staff each year. The Press Club has one business meeting and two work periods a month. The paper is published once every two weeks. ' Among the outstanding events of the club this year were: the publishing of the Christ- mas Paper, contribution to the March of Editor-in-Chief ....,..,. News Editor .......... Feature Editor .........,. Literary Editor Editorial Editor ....,.... Art Editor ...,.......,,...,...,. S H. Weckerly, L. Harriger. Fifth row: B. Blymiller, CLUB Dimes, and the dinner held in honor of Mrs. Snyder. We sincerely thank Mrs. Snyder for her guidance in the past three years. We wish to thank our advisors, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Schumann, and Mr. Holmgren for their excellent help and co-operation this year. The elected staff for 1950-51 are as fol- lows: .........Gerry Myers Bowser Phyllis Slaughenhoupt Jeanne Terwilliger ...........Barbara Graham .......,.....Emmalu Riker Sports Editor . ...,, . ..............,..,.................,....,...,........... Bill Masters Mailing List ...,.. Gloria Guntrum , ., ,. , Bonnie Dearolph, janet. Rose, Betty Kastory, Helen Weckerly, Glenda Straight Assistants ..,...... MARLENE MARNIC Seated E. Riker, R. Overheim, B. Graham, J. Crowley, R. Young, Mr. Corbett. Second row: L. Steele B Kastory J. Dunkle, L. Taylor, B. Dearolph, J. Rose, J. Pipher. JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF This year the yearbook staff was hampered by insufficient meeting time in the early part of the year, but after a late start, which hindered the book's prog- ress, the staff organized its ranks and began to piece together the material for the book. The Hrst job was to scan the surrounding territory in search of advertising. The job was completed with the co-operation of many fine businessmen. Second was the written material, donated by the students, which spells the difference between a good and a poor book. This year the written material was procured through the help of Mrs. Dore, who donated time from her English classes to help the students with writeups. From these writings the best were selected for publication. The third part was piecing the book together, deciding what should be printed and how it should be arranged. For the task many hard evenings work were given by the members of the staff, but through it all a very practical lesson was learned. The staff and everyone connected with the publication of this year's book hope that it will be enjoyed by all who chance to read it and they would also like to thank each and every person who contributed to the production of the book. JACK CROWLEY 1 31 .. 'l'l'l K fm .WI 34 ' J Y , A e A A, X . X Q ,Q M 'Q f 45,30 ff , 'Q 9 f -Q- 'il 1.564754 Seated G. Guntrum, D. Terwilliger, S. Fair, B. Kastory, Miss Riethmiller, B. Tervvilliger, J. Dunkel L Tay lor G Guntrum. Second row: E. Weckerly, O. Shay, J. Mullen, D. Fross, B. Clawson, J. Hilliard, J. Radaker M Levy, H. Weckerly, L. Steele. Third row: M. Kames, S. Blauser, R. Chambers, M. McCall, J. Rose A McKee E. Pblm, E. Grazier. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y girls' organization to which its members are proud to belong. Its purpose is to create and maintain throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. Our regular meetings are held every two weeks, each being opened with a worship service consisting of a Scripture Reading, Prayer, and a number of sac- red songs, including our Tri-Hi-Y song to the tune of Tell Me Why. This is then followed by a business session in which we discuss such subjects as our pro- gram at the Veterans' Hospital or things that will do some good for our commun- ity and all concerned. Then our program: this is where we all take part bringing up our various problems such as dating, etiquette, and in trying to create and ob- tain a higher Christian standard. . This is not only helpful during our school years, in which we are creating habits of pure thoughts, words, and deeds as our emblem stands for, but will be an asset to us in our later years. If we strive to attain Christian standards through our thinking while in high school, it will remain in the years to come. ALT:-IEA McK.r-:E -33... Seated: C. Zilafro, R. Bowser, L. King, H. Bowser, S. Ramsey, B. Dearolph, B. Bullman. Standing: Mr. T remba, R. Texter, R. Marnie, G. Wolford, J. Crowley. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the only organization in school controlled mainly by the students themselves, aided by Mr. Tremba as sponsor. The group is com- prised of students elected from each class, along with each class president. The duty of the group is to cope with, and settle problems that occur in school life. Student Council acts as a Congress in our school, settling such problems as, selecting class rings, what movies shall be shown, and any other situations which confront the student body. It saves time, and solves many problems which would have to be taken be- fore each class individually otherwise. The Council has proved to be very worthwhile and successful to our school. BARBARA GRAHAM i 9 T L Cfli The Iota Chapter of the Omega Xi Fraternity was organized in 1919. In the past the fraternity was much more influential than today. The boys in the active Fraternity brought in new members by a boobing or hazing period. Down through the years the true idea of the Omega Xi has- faded out of existence. The monthly letter to the National Head and National dues were forgotten. Until now all that is left of the original organization is the boobing period. The last of the Omegans are trying to get the Fraternity re-organized to a worthwhile organization. Seated: J. Dunkle, B. Lesser, N. Master, M. Francisco, Mr. Schumann, B. Kastory, M. Gerwick, S. Ramsey. Standing: A. McKee, B. Polm, B. Terwilliger, A. Moberly, R. Young, J. Crowley, J. Woolley, B. Seybert, M Bowser, G. Guntrum. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is both an entertaining and an educational or- ganization. The qualiiications for membership are: the students must have good character and maintain a B average throughout the year. The club has written up a constitution and has received a charter from Harrisburg. At the society meetings subjects of general interest are discussed: modern painting and how it differs from that of the older painters, movies, as to whether the roles are played convincingly and wellg music and literature. I The National Honor Society is an asset to our school. We thank Mr. Shu- mann for introducing and taking leadership of this new activity of A.P.H.S. BETSY PoLM Seated: L. Taylor, J. Pipher, B. Kastory, F. Bowser, J. Rose, B. Dearolph, M. McCall, C. Zilafro, J. Dunkle Second row: Mr. Tremba, B. Polm, B. Terwilliger, R. Amsler, J. Zilafro, J. Zilafro, C. Johns, R. Chambers, A McKee, L. Steele, Mrs. Dore. JUNIOR PLAY CAST A Ready Made F amily was presented by the Junior Class on November ninth and tenth, nineteen-fifty in the High School Auditorium. The Class was proud of the success of the play as enjoyable entertainment and financial gain. The plot of the play consisted of a man and a woman, who had both been married be- fore and had teen-age children, preparing for marriage. But much to their surprise, both groups of children were jealously resentful of their parents re-marrying. Their actions of trying to break up the intended marriage provided good entertainment to the old as well as the young folk who were gathered in the audience. However, after a considerable length of time, her chil- dren and his found one another quite likeable and interesting persons. In the end they settled their differences in a sensible way and showed signs of becoming a very happy family. The outstanding performances were given by Bonnie Dearolph as the youngest of the children, Betty Kastory as the elder daughter of Agnes Martyn, Joe Pipher as the colored handy man, and Fred Bowser as the widower. The cast is as follows: Agnes Martyn-a widow .... ...,. ......,.,.... J a net Rose Bob-her son ,..,..,..........,.......... H ..... . , ...,.... Eugene Shoup Marilee-her elder daughter .. ........ .,....,...,. B etty Kastory Gracie-her youngest daughter ..,. ......,.., B onnie Dearolph Miss Lydia-her sister-in-law ........ ....,.......... J anet Dunkle Henry Turner-a widower ........., .,..........,.... F red Bowser Doris-his daughter ,,.,.......,,......, .....,,........ ....,. .......,..... L o r raine Taylor Sammie-his son ....,...,........,,..,.........,,,.,.... .,..,..,.............,........ ..,,......, C h arles Zilafro Begonia-the Martyn's darky cook ,..,...,........, ............., .,.,......, M a ry McCall Nicodemus-the Martyn's colored handy man ..............,.... ............,,.,... J oe Pipher We, the Junior Class, wish to thank Mrs. Dore and Mr. Tremba for their patience, and the advice they gave in the supervision of A READY MADE FAMILY. BONNIE TERwiLL1GER M 37 -. Seated B. Graham, M. Marnie, R. Bowser, E. Whyte, R. Young, G. Guntrum, R. Chambers, D. Terwilliger R Overheim. Standing: Miss Spano, J. Terwilliger, B. Seybert, J. Crowley, R. Dearolph, J. Womeldurf M Bowser G. Myers, W. Lesser, J. McCall, C. Courson, Mr. Corbett. SENIOR PLAY CAST The three-act comedy, Shoot the Works is a somewhat involved story, con- cerning a middle-aged spinster, Kate Ashworth, and her pretty niece Laura, who own and operate a Restful Home for Restless People. Miss Ashworth, fBarbara Grahamj is trying to sell her rest home at a neat profit and at the same time find a suitable husband for her niece fE1len Jane Whytej so that she may be free to travel and enjoy living. A Miss Ashworth hopes to impress her prospective buyer, Homer Boylston QRussell Dearolphj a very deaf and eccentric old man, by having several well- known guests. These include a famous song writer who poses as a reporter, name- ly Jud Clarendon CBob Youngj, and the real reporter, Guy Priest CJack Crow- leyj whose whole aim in life seems to be writing gossip about well-known people. The situation is made more humorous with the aid of the maiden guests at the home, Cwho are there mainly to find husbandsj and several other reporters and bodyguards. Everything ends satisfactorily when Mr. Boylston is greatly impressed by the arrival of a millionaire, Joshua Perkins, and his wife CMarlene Marnic and Ray Bowserj, and Laura linds her man in the form of the real song writer, Jud Clarendon. BARBARA GRAHAM ..3g... Seated, first row: G. Wolford, R. Vose, T. Switzer, R. Welling, D. Bullman, H. Dunkle, R. Trill, R. Marnie, C Elliot. Seated, second row: D. Monroe, R. Overheim, L. Haugh, C. Barger, Mr. Pager, J. Gilbert, L. Montgom- ery, R. Hilliard. Third row: C. Buzzard, R. Wolfe, A. Moberly, N. Horner, J. Womeldurf, R. Cooper, C. Has- enflu, J. Clark, C. Shay, B. Patterson. Fourth row: M. Switzer, D. Jordan, C. Courson, J. McCall, R. Dearolph J. Amsler, R. Young, C. Zilafro, W. Maxwell. BOYS' INTRAMURALS Boys' Intramurals is an organization sponsored by Mr. Pager to benefit those who may not have the ability to take an active part in Varsity sports. The object of intramurals is to give each boy an opportunity to participate in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and many other such sports. As well as teaching the boys co-operation and good sportsmanship, it is ben- elicial from the physical and social standpoint. 'The group meets each Thursday, sixth period, and is thoroughly enjoyed by those who take part in the various activities. BARBARA GRAHAM .. 39 ... Seated: E. Whyte, J. Terwilliger, M. Chambers, M. Francisco, Mr. Pager, M. Bowser, G. Myers, J. Rose, G Guntrum. Standing: D. Fross, M. Karnes, B. Clawson, B. Seybert, M. Murray, D. Terwilliger, S. Fair, L. Har- riger, E. Grazier, P. Slaughenhoupt, D. Polm. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Girls' Intramurals is a club that gives girls an opportunity to participate in, learn and enjoy a variety of games such as basketball, field ball, volleyball, and soccer. We not only derive enjoyment from these activities but also healthful exercise and a better understanding of fairness and true sportsmanship. There are twenty-two members in this club. We are grateful to Mr. Pager, our sponsor, for his sincere interest in this ac- tivity. , LEONA STEELE ...40... Seated: N. Buzzard, B. Ramsey, J. Gallaher, B. Dearolph, S. Ramsey, I. Phillips, M. Grazier, V. Lytle. Stand- ing: R. King, D. Tremba, R. Chambers, B. Blymiller, W. Lesser, J. Crowley, J. Woolley, W. Master, E. Dearolph Mr. Tritle. BAND In spite of the fact that this is the first year A.P.H.S. has had a band, we feel that the members, under the direction of Mr. Tritle have given us something of which we can be justly proud. The Band was hampered greatly due to lack of sufficient periods in which to practice, but still it participated in many activities. With the co-operation of the P.V.F.D. it led the annual. Halloween Parade and played a part in the Christmas Concert, and also the Spring Concert. Each member thoroughly enjoyed this year of instruction under Mr. Tritle, and hopes to produce, in the future, a band to take its place among the best of high school bands. 1411 Mr. Laurich, F. Barger, R. Wolfe, C. Johns, F. Bowser, J. Zilafro, H. Bowser, J. Mong, J. Zilafro, E. Cooper R. Kriebel, C. Elliott, S. Clark, V. Shawl. BOXING CLUB The Boxing Club is one of the new organizations of this year, and it extends membership to any student who wants to learn some principles of self-defense. Mr. Laurich is the instructor of the club. Mondays, first period the club meets in the Industrial Arts Shop. The mem- bers are divided into groups according to weight, and they box three-minute rounds with one minute rests between. The purpose of the Club is not merely to see who is the best boxer, but to teach principles of self-defense. 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