Parker High School - Torch Yearbook (Parker, PA)

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F WZ gm Am: 'Wig f mm -ll' Y A A K PAQKEE PA 1 CHIEF 02 o I Al' EDIT LARRY KING X ELI-SUVE-55 ,-- XXX 0,4 wp Nsfav ,, S5 xA QwmsswxxwswxwsvxsxxssswwsiNkNxXm5XsX - if f'if W 4 i f W X Q . x .,f Butler, Pennsylvania -1- X . yt 58600 R 411 4566 bfi? Y 'Nd 140 PARKER AREA O I NT SCHOOLS Site of Perry Township School Perry Township Elementary School -MZ!!! West Freedom Grade School Dutch Hill Grade School Perryville Grade School 12.- 'ir Dedication A man of energy and enthusiasm who accom- plishes much in little time - this characterizes the individual to whom We respectfully dedicate the 1954 TORCH - Mr. Donald McKelvey. No per- son who has ever observed him in the everyday tasks of operating our schools can help but be deeply im- pressed by these qualities. Discouragement seems to be a word which he has never included in his vo- cabulary. He is always able to meet every situa- tion squarely, conquer it, and move on. His inter- ests lie not only in classroom excellency but in extra- curricular accomplishments and participation. Be- cause of his wholesome and vibrant personality, Mr. McKelvey has become to us not only our leader and advisor but also an inspiration. If we can but imi- tate his example, our lives cannot help but profit by it. To show our appreciation for all he has done for the students of the Parker Area Joint Schools, with sincere gratitude we dedicate the 1954 TORCH to Mr. Donald McKelvey. Donald Mckclvi 13.- Administration DONALD MCKELVEY B.A. Westminster College M.Ed. Facul University of Pittsburgh ty NYLA LOUTSENHIZER PHILIP CORLE PAULINE GARDNER B.S. in Ed- B.A. in Ed. B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College University of pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Social Studies, English Social Studies Home EC0n0miCS .-4, TOBIAS TREMBA B.S. in Ed. Clarion State Teachers College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Sciences JOHN COOPER B.S. in Ed. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Mathematics This page sponsored by RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIOS Photographer JOHN PAGER, JR. B.s., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education GLORIA SCHMIDT B.S. in Ed. Clarion State Teachers College English, French HERBERT HEPNER B.S. in Elementary Ed. Clarion State Teachers College Geography, Reading MORGAN R. EGIDI B.S. in Ed. California State Teachers College Industrial Arts LILA HAMILTON B.S. in Applied Art Montana State Art, English LEO HOLMGREN B. Ecl. Duquesne University Commercial This page sponsored by PARKER EQUIPMENT DeSoto-Plymouth Cars Tom Corso, Prop. CHARLES TRITLE B.F.A. in Music Carnegie Tech Music DONALD IRWIN B.S. in Ed. Clarion State Teachers College Science, Mathematics -.6.- BOARD OF EDUCATION Row ONE - E. Drarolplv, G. Barflcy, R. Dunlale, P. Say, M. Sfozw, R. Trrwilliger. Row TWO - W. Roxe, G. Trill, R. McGinnis, R. Farrington, R. Kirkpatrick, K. DeRocher, W. Mas- ' ter, O. Hartman, C. Say, R. Shoup. SCHGOL SECRETARY Mlss Annie Terwlllxger , ,nk . i Ln. SCHOOL NURSE MYTQ Mrs. Marlon Slaughenhoupt V K ASSISTANT COUNTY COUNTY ASSISTANT COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. R- E, Moffitt Mr. C. N. Hanner Dr. Clara E. Cockerille -1-. Y NJ,-- Mxtfuu ,Qf 52 ,,,v- .nv-'44 f, .f-ff' aff? v K, Y, A ,v . , fy , f ,fag 0-,,,,,,,,, :......-- .4' ,ff-fx .. ..........---f 'R,- ..., , A f-,gflu-.f 3' W 'ZX-R ' ' N K' S-fl X ,ff M------- 'M NWN h'v-fh, ,ww W 4 f :..q.2f ZN, l , ii1 f'Ni, f XX ...gi g a mi ,..., -f TQ 1 ff f ' fff' 1 ff ,gf 4 , ZIXL, , ff 1 'ff ff L' Z, 1, ' A-A 'Z ' X0 XXV! rx X, vm X X Q N A 9Ill0l'S x 3 xxx 9 1 if I W A,Nm l xl ,, . I M Inu- ,, -uw 'fll rx. 1' nl ' MX, ul, W X uv. D 'Nx s . ww WX T-A W. QV' A x M, smxu0 i 7. -i V NX 10 'Q' 'fi' . KN , ' Q 4 Vx Ny X -my- Q W 'ywwx l , , . ilw .j Qxqyv' ' i 1 'Q . Qi? W Z X X X NN Y. V- N N vb S + X , X3 N QX v 'X x AX ix N ,. X01 X wti N Ng X d XJ K , X N XXQ fx Q1 X 5 'X XX X N vi N , S X X x N X N ' 'Q X X X 5 Xx X X X xl Q fx Xt Q N X4 X X xx X xx R i N Q XX Q X b N 1 :Y N x x X 9 Q X XX ,- X 'vLl4 PRESIDENT LARRY KING Larry Editor-in-Chief of the Torch- willing worker -- basketball player - has friendly attitude-ambition: chemical engineer. Press Club 25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,3,4g Class President 3,45 Vice President 25 Chorus 45 Nature Club 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Year- book 3,45 Senior Play. VICE PRESIDENT SHIRLEY FOUST Shirley Cute little blonde-good athlete-willing worker- i did fine job as the lead in junior play--would like to be a telephone operator. Press Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 253,45 Intramurals 2,45 Junior Playg Home Mechanics 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Secretary 35 Vice President 4. SECRETARY DANIEL OVERI-IEIM Pretzel Part-time farmer - always does his best in school-likes to square dance-good ac- tor - literary editor of Torch - future- machinist. Secretary 2,45 Press Club l,2,45 Year- book 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Nature Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramat- ics Club 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Chorus 3,4. TREASURER DAVID NEELY George Thrifty class treasurer for four years-stands 6' 2 -delivery boy for Henry's Market-good student- has a sense of humor-future college student. Treasurer 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Junior Playg Press Club 1,25 Basketball 25 Nature Club 35 Senior Play. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM BLYMILLER Bill Plays good basketball - known for his Witty re- marks-popular-end man in the minstrel-plans to go to college. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Junior Play5 Press Club 1,2,45 Yearbook 3,45 Nature Club 2. -l0-- Tbis page sponsored by CORSO'S MARKET Fine Quality in Foods MARY AMSLER Mary Tall-friendly disposition-can take a joke-has a sense of humor-future is to be a telephone operator. Chorus 1,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Home Mechanics 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Press Club 2. KENNETH ALBERT Ken Heavyweight-stock car racing fan-likes the girls -usually seen driving the Chevy -ambition is to be a mechanic. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,43 Junior Play. BETTY JANE BACH Betty This page sponsored by Joined us this year-pleasant disposition --has musical talent-good actress-plans to be a medical doctor. JAMES C. HENRY MARKET Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dramatics Club 43 Senior Playg Chorus 4. HAROLD BOWSER Lud Big and brawny-good worker-doesn't take school too seriously - happy-go-lucky - would like to be a mortician. V Chorus l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,23 Press Club 1,2g Vice President 33 Basketball 1,2,3g Boxing Club lg Na- ture Club 2g President 1,2. ALAN BICKEL Bickel Likes math - joker - enjoys hunting--tall--good student-intends to go to college. Intramurals 2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 25 Nature Club 23 Press Club 2. -11- ELLA MAE EDWARDS Ella Mae Pals with Betty Jane -friendly - quiet but nice-always has a cheery hello-will make a good secretary. Dramatic Club 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Junior Play - Sen- ior Play. JO ANN BUECHELE Jo Attractive brunette - good commercial student - will make a pretty secretary-Willing worker-gave fine performances in the junior and senior plays. National Honor Society 2,3,4g Junior Playg Chorus 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Dramatics Club 43 Intramurals 2g Student Council 2g Mixed Chorus 4g Senior Playg Yearbook 3,4. RONALD DOWNS Charlie Black curly hair - muscle man - quiet type - willing to help - would like to be a truck driver. JOAN Fox Joan Shorty fstands five feet tallj-pleasant disposition with many likable qualities - pals with Shirley-fu- ture is undecided as yet. Chorus 2,3,4g Junior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 2,43 Home Mechanics 43 Senior Play. EDNA JOLLY Edna Pals with Ellen-nice personality-willing worker -will succeed as a future telephone operator. Chorus 1,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4g Junior Playg Home Mechanics 4. -ll- This page sponsored by PARKER DRUG COMPANY CAROL ANN MATTHEWS Carol Pretty, blue eyed blonde-has beautiful soprano voice - always friendly - pals with Lois -- earnest worker - future plans are indefinite. l Chorus 1,2,3,4g Home Mechanics 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Trio 45 Ensemble l,2. WILLIAM LAUER Bill Buddies with Dave-baseball fan-active in intra- murals-talkative-good worker- Intramurals l,2,3,4g Cl10ruS 45 Mixed Chorus 43 Senior Play. WILLIAM MCELROY Egghead Jokester of the class-easy going-plays This page sponsored by 5:1 basketball - ambition is to learn a WHYTE5 CLOVER FARM STORE Basketball 1,2,3,4g junior Playg Press Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Nature Club l. l ELLEN McKEE Ellen Active in chorus - tallest girl of senior class - art student-quiet but nice - excellent home economics student with good prospects of using the knowledge acquired. Chorus 2,3,4g Art 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Home Me- chanics 4g Senior Play. PAULINE MULLEN Polly Torch artist-nice personality - sincerely friendly -honor student-fine alto voice-plans to be a com- mercial artist. Intramurals lg Art Club 2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4g Yearbook 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Trio 4, Ensemble 1,25 Junior Play, Senior play. -l3-- Tbis page sponsored by RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIOS Photographer VERNON POLLOCK Vern Quiet type-bashful, but a swell guy-good Worker -always willing to lend a hand-fine athlete. Intramurals 2,3,4. BETTY JANE PEIRCE Betty Jane Typist for the Torch-talks all the time-likes to Cat French fries-plans to be a secretary. Press Club 1,2,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 5 Junior Playg Art Club 45 Intramurals 1,25 Yearbook 4. LOIS POLLUM Lois Hails from windy city of West Freedom -movie fan-always has a smile-an out- standing chorus member - ambition is to be a secretary. Chorus l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Junior Play! Mixed Chorus 45 Trio 45 Ensemble 2. RONALD SHIREY Ron Handsome with winning smile-proud owner of a blue Chevy -big tease-works on the farm-would like to learn a trade. Chorus l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 National Honor Society 2,35 Nature Club 25 Boxing Club 1. ANN ROBERTS Ann Tall, blonde with blue eyes and a pretty complexion -always has a smile-pleasant disposition-future- telephone operator. Intramurals 45 Chorus 25 Art Club 35 Home Me- chanics 4. -14- Tbis page sponsored by DR. O. R. 1-IARTMAN DR. W. C. STEWART DR. C. R. COULTER DEAN SHOUP Dean Tall, blonde and handsome-manner is nonchalant -usually seen in Petersburg-flies around in his Pon- tiac-ambition is to graduate. Intramurals 2,3,4g junior Play. BETTY LOUISE STEWART Betty Lou Possesser of naturally curly hair-pals with Joan- good athlete-hails from the big city of West Freedom -undecided about the future. Chorus l,2,3,4g Press Club lg Intramurals 2,33 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Home Mechanics 45 Junior Play. CHARLES STEWART Chuck Enjoys skating at Hilltop - six footer-interested in farming-silent type-willing worker-quiet sense of humor. Intramurals 2,3 ,4. CARL TERWILLIGER Jake Speedy basketball player-always willing to argue -co-editor of the Blue and Gold--has an interest in the junior class-plans to learn a trade. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 43 Press Club 1,2,4g Junior Playg Na- ture Club 2 . -1 51- LIH' IG, CLVCLS - :Z gli? ,-A'- , i EEE ff Q JS N. 'Z F4 n , 'wa A ffl- 'T X ff rf 11 L, Q . -Q ME, EIlq,?J f'1'Kl-4 HMM 'Raiser-ff Slwlvlcy Fqu5+ JEAN Fox Lois .PoHU.M Carol M4-H-I-,QMIS BMI 'B yMiUa.r 'Roni SklraY 'DAVRA Nady D'-Af Ovqrkafm In H1vM,B-uclwla. Ba.'H'7 LH1 Wa.Y',' Ella Mao-,6Ecf.Wa.rJ5 'Da.o.Al Skov. P Fwd Gobs QX KILN AUJQ.r+ L0-UN- Eclfva. Tolly 'BF '1' Q :ZS ' 5 .4,. 'F ?ff?i7 7 W iii Va. r N ?o Hoc K W Bows 11+ u ll, DIV Lud 'Bbkfslf Bfll wen., JZ K 4. : ar-will i1o.'r A om! 'Bac.Ke. 'Ba.'H y 'Back C CLC ww '+ 'Ba.'H y 'Pia.vc4--l,- Lan-ry Knvq Maury AMSIM- CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Parker Area High School, Class of 195 4, being under no duress or influenceg do hereby, leave the following: To the Faculty, continued success in conducting the coming Seniors. To the Juniors, we give the following for their care and keeping, knowing that they will be greatly benefited thereby: Item I. Our high ideals of living in school and out. Item II. Our dignified manner in class rooms and halls. Item III. Our ability as leaders. Item IV. Our great success in self-discipline. Item V. Our high scholastic standing. To the Sophomores, our places in the hearts and thoughts of our faculty who will love them even as they have loved us. To the Junior High Classes, a word of advice-grow up! To the following: I, ,Ioan Fox, leave my quiet personality to Mary Francisco. I, Mary Amsler, leave my height to Mr. Pager. I, Edna jolly, leave my rippling giggle to Donna Fair. I, Ellen McKee, leave Raymond to any girl who thinks she can get him. I, Shirley Foust, leave my athletic ability to all of the Junior girls. I, Betty Jane Bach, leave my acting ability to all members of the dramatics club. I, Daniel Overheim, leave my scoring ability in basketball to Chuck Hilliard. This page sponsored by V. F. W. Parker, Pennsylvania We, Larry King and Io-Ann Buechele, leave our friendship to Miss Loutsenhizer and Buddy Roddy. I, Pauline Mullen, leave my good memory to Mr. Tremba. I, Ann Roberts, leave my naturally blonde hair to all those who bleach theirs. I, David Neely, leave my financial ability to next year's treasurer. I, Lois Pollum, leave my long hair to Mr. Tritle. We, Ronald Downs and Vernon Pollock, leave our quiet ways to Chuck McCall. I, Carol Ann Matthews, leave my tall figure to Betty Jane Ramsey. I, Ronald Shirey, leave my smile and patience to Mr. Holemgren during typing classes. I, Kenneth Alberts, leave my Ford to the school to use as they see fit. I, William McElroy, leave my nickname Egghead to Mr. McKelvey to distribute as he sees fit. We, Ella Mae Edwards and Betty jane Pierce, leave our love for reading to Mrs. Hamilton's English classes. I, Harold Bowser, leave my ability to talk myself out of embarrassing situations to john Kelly. I, Betty Stewart, leave my natural wavy hair to Shirley Fair. I, Carl Terwilliger, leave my driving ability to Bob Trill. I, Dean Shoup, leave my out-of-school activities to Rodney Bowser. I, Charles Stewart, leave my unobtrusive ways to Alan Moberly. I, Alan Bickel, leave my mechanical shop ability to Winan McCall. I, William Lauer, leave my long trips to Venus to anyone who can take I, William Blymiller, leave my printing ability to iliiglearbook staff. them. 0,7750 , flmfiffi Ziyi- 'x .Q ,-S: x N X J X Q X NS Q X x Y X. X ,X 1 ,Xu K, xx n X F X xx :X , X , I :X X , XX xxx! xxj Q x. -I Q , Xiu fo ,X I fs if Ag K 2 S N N Lx fi X xfi R 5. Wx 9 , P 'Nfl R2 N K s X 'X 1 , X 1 Q W. I Q. Y x XR ' s l, 5 X nf C . w v. X X4 Q9 X . X ,, I , K X . l L. 4- - - JUNIOR CLASS Row ONEZMVS. Hamilton, B. Ramsey, M. Caldwell, L. Blymiller, L. Weckerly, V. Lytle, P, Wyant, N. Kas- tory, M. King, Mr. Corle. Row TWO-D. Horner, N. Trout, M. Goodman, M. Francisco, S. Fair, D. Hill- iard, Z. Best, A. Stewart, M. Konkle, M. Grazier. Row THREE-R. Bowser, G. Elliott, I. Iordon, R. Seig- ler, A. Clawson, V. Shawl, R. Trill, D. Terwilliger, R. Wellirtg. Row FOUR-VC7. McCall, A. Moberly, B. Hilliarzl, C. McCall, W. Master, R. Marnie, Slater. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. Terwilliger, D. Horner, M. Konlzle, M. Caldwell, B. Ramsey. -20- .vgr , ' 3 -- - A - SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE-Mr. Tremba, B. Terwilliger, E. Lauer, D. Switzer, F. Goodman, M. jordan, P. Wolfe, L. jones, Mr. Cooper. Row Two-G. Gallagher, H. Blymillcr, I. Gallagher, B. Texter, M. Wetzel, D. Tremba, I. Fox, R. Glass, G. Smith, T. Debart. Row THREE-R. Murray, B. Stewart, I. Gallaber, R. O'Neil, I. McCall, A. Biclzcl, N. Switzer, P. Altman, E. McNany. Row FOUR-H. Bennett, S. Orton, B. Montgomery, S. Curry, I. Kelly, R. Botz, I. Dunkle, F. Shirey. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I. Gallaber, D. Tremba, A. Bielzel, H. Blymiller -21- - - IN Q GRADE NINE SECTION TWO ROW ONl3fM, Krjpbpl, S. Palm, Mr. Holmgren, K. jordan, D. Fair. Row TWO-W. Stewart, K. Mullen, T Ctl!rIlL'l'Il, R. Pollum. Row THRI-LETP. Bvslrr, P. Smifb, D- Sfflwffli, S- 5110019 B- Glass- ROW FOUR-'R King, L. Proxy, 1. Efklvs, D. Amsler, P. Gruzier, lz. Dvurolpb. .. A ln - GRADE NINE SECTION ONE Row ONE-Ii. Moyvr, D. Rankin, Miss Sclmzizll, B. Hz'rm'f'r50r.'. Gilbvrf. Row TWO-R. Wj'd7If, I. Goof!- marr, B. Ran:-ry, G. Br1zc'xf'r,C. Hillir1rfl,1. Iavkson, D. McCord. raow THREE-1. Moyer, C. Thompson, V. Fair, Y. Grrzvirk, 1. Bl-ymillcr, S. Smilb, R. jordan. ROW I-'OUR - 1. Burger, H. Augbfon, F. Blauser, W. Tf'ru'illigc'r. -22k A Q -ss .. GRADE EIGHT SECTION ONE Row ONE-j. Fox, j. Marnic, Mr. Irwin, M. Franvisro, N. jordan. Row Two--T. jackson, j. Debart, L. Farringfon, D. Gallagher, C. Boer, L. Caldwell. ROW THREE - P. Fross, E. Bifkel, M. King, B. johns, j. Dval, B. jarkson. Row FOUR-j. Master, T. Kriebcl, j. Cbambars, j. jarkson, B. Dunlzle. .. A .faux Q GRADE EIGHT SECTION TWO ROW ONEZI. Moyer, N. O'Nc'il, Mr. Pager, C. Tborlaauer, L. Terwilligvr. Row Two-B. Roddy, j. Millar, R. Wevkerly, L. Wagner, G. Tvrwilligcr, E. Woolley, D. Lozucrs. Row THREE-j. Trill, B. Whittaker, M. Mo-yor, j. MrCoy, G. Nirbolson, A. Switzer, C. Mullvn. ROW FOUR - C. Sbiray, R. Parks, B. Shirey, C Switzer, D. Sartik, G. Logue, j. Wfcckcrly, D. Waricrs. GRADE SEVEN SECTION ONE Row ONE-I. Kirkpafriflz. M. Gilbert, Miss L. Loutsenhizer, L. Fox, C. jordan. Row Two - C. Bowxer, L.Callr'm1'ar, D. Blark, 1. Dunlzel, D. jarhson, H. Bartlfy, T. King. Row THREE-1. Clark, G. Bowser, E. Holliday, 1. Krivbvl, C. Clawson, D. Chanihws, B. Camphvll, King. Row FOUR-I. Henderson, Bart- ley, R. Gilbrrt, M. Kimzey, D. King, L. Callcnrlar, O. Cooper, I. Green. - HN .. .- GRADE SEVEN SECTION TWO ROW ONE-B. Stewart, C. Lohler, P. MrCoy, Mr. Hepner, N. Wfeclzerly, D. Terwilliger, M. Smith. Row TWO - W. Kinny. K. Mz'Kvar1, L. Stizfcr, K. MrKec, L. Svyhert, M. O'Neil. ROW THREE-S. Smith, MC- Call, M. Thompson, L. Wartrrs, G. Murray, G. Monroe, I. Logur, 1. Marshall, C. McKeluey. ROW FOUR- E. Palm, G. Shay, G. Shook, F. Smith, E. Low, G. Sealwifk, C. Craig, H. Park, B. Matthews. 124- PARKER GRADE SIX now ONE - S. Deal, R. johnsen, N Sayers, j. Bennett, j. Chambers, j. Sed- wick, I. Early, j. Eekels. ROW Two-B. Timblin, E. Stewart, K Shoup, F. Fross, j. Burton, G. Maxwell G. Swonger, S. Fox, j. Caldwell. Row THREE - Mrs. Rhoades, S. Me- Gregor, j. Slaughenhoup, R. Simpson R. Slater, S. Amsler, j. Gamble, L. Sed- wick. now FOUR-D. Blaek, D. Hornberger, T. Shoup, W. Smith, L. Switzer, S Chambers, T. Bester, j. jackson. u, -lssfvs-T.-. - r PARKER GRADE FOUR Row ONE - R. jolly, R. Milliken, K. Brozle, R. MeKinstry, E. Theuret, Chambers. Row TWO - j. Gamble, K. Green, B. Master, P. Bou'ser, E. Graham, M. Pat- aky, D. Confer. Row THREE - M. Schuster, B. Bob- berts, C. Hovis, A. Seherder, C. Shoup K. Beer, G. Ross J Row FOUR-D. Theuret, K. Troup, S. Deal, R. Slaugenhoup, W. Arrowsrnith, L. jaekson, L. Blymiller. Row FIVE - Mrs. Barnett, W. Horner W. Moyer, R. Ezlwards, j. Bobberts, D. Black, R. Sertik, L. Knight, A. Pipher, j. Cooper. i PARKER GRADE FIVE Row ONE - R. Sherrill, j. Stewart, R Low, j. Sproull, R. McCall, j. McKee Row TWO-M. Trill, M. jaeobs, C. Mv- Kean, L. Hinrlman, L. Davis, N. Me- Call, A. Swonger, A. Caldwell, C. Thom pson. Row THREE -- M. Kelly, R. Shay, M. Blymiller, C. Troup, R. Meals, B. Pat- aky, L. Moyer, B. Black, M. Lohler, S Lohler. Row FOUR - G. Fross, D. Milford, j Barger, Lauer, D. Chambers, D. Alf- nzan, C. Swtizer, Mrs. Park. Row FIVE - W. Confer, j. Detrie, j McHenry, K. johnsen, L. Terwilliger R. Slater, C. Cramer, D. Williams, j Shuster. 1 5 56' K, R. ff' PARKER GRADE TWO ROW ONE - D. Meals, R. Timblin, E. X I' 4 if... .Qltf ' sr Wk Seherfler, D. Umpstead, R. Amsler, B. P' A Y Smith, C. Sherill, B. Burns, R. Patter- son, D. Shay. ROW TWO - D. Brown, R. Altman, S Knight, A. McCall, 1. McHenry, C Fox, K. McGinnis, S. Cooper. ROW THREE - P. Fross, C. Lauer, A. Roberts, D. Early, L. Switzer, L. Mer- win, j. Buzard. Row FOUR-T. Hornberger, D. Shealz- ley, N. Low, E. Hornberger, F. More- land, T. Bowser, I. Winslow, Mar- ron, 1. Graff, Mrs. Rose. KN W 2? If , -261 PARKER GRADE THREE Row oNE-B. Kinney, L. Altman, C. Thompson, K. Dunlale, D. Chambers 1. Hottel, B. Timblin, L. Alworth. Row TWO - A. Shoup, D. Sayers, 1. Moyer, R. Morgan, R. Switzer, G Moyer, M. Albert. ROW THREE - B. Kastory, R. Knight, D. Burton, A. McCord, R. Tremba, D Thompson, E. Switzer, Mrs. Kelly. PARKER GRADE ONE ROW ONE-I. Arrowsmith, C. Sed- wielz, K. Wagner, Graff, B. Simpson, R. Edinger, L. Zerbe, T. Elder. Row TWO - L. Donaldson, B. Cham- bers, C. Nicholson, L. Shay, N. Iaeobs, R. Bueehner, L. Buzarrl, K. Corbett, M. Moyer. ROW THREE - L. Deal, W. Curtis, B. Shoup, F. Gilbert, F. Ross, L. Duncan, N. Harris, V. Blymiller. ROW FOUR - K. Seelwielz, B. Wike, L. Pataky, V. Henry, B. Gerwiek, L. Polm. ROW FIVE-M. Bennett, T. Troup, W. Burns, T. Trill, C. Double, H. An- ehors, D. Rottnzan, Mrs. Neely. 1 ff. Yiffv Ri 5. .-N'-v--Q' 5 WEST FREEDOM GRADES FOUR, FIVE, SIX Row ONE - M. MeCall, P. Meyers, B Killgore, S. Bobberts, C. Bernard, M Garris. Row TWO - D Elliott . Kinne - , I y. 1- Camphell, E. Sheffer, R. Pugh, S. Weelaerly, W. England, T. Oehs. Row THREE-K. Callanrler, E. Callan- der, D. Blaele, A. Stephens, C. Murray B. Elliott, Mrs. Hess. - X -s -.- , X . . , , . assi DUTCH HILL GRADES FOUR, FIVE, SIX Row ONE-K MeCo A. W ant N . y y , . Bump, P. Kriebel, M. ,Bowser, 1. Bar- bera, D. Craig, M. Holliday, D. Sliver D. Henderson, W. Barbera. Row TWO - I. Bartley, L. Horner, E Clark, G. Callanaler, W. Wyant, S Bartley, D. Roemer, R. Wyant, G Kriehel, Mr. Bailey. Row THREE - R. Wyant, C. Kriehel, I. Smith, D. Bartley, W. Marple, N Callander, F. Smith, P. Hepner, B Kriebel, W. Masters. WEST FREEDOM GRADES ONE, TWO, THREE Row ONE - R. Pugh, K. Anthony, B Pierce, P. Bolts, M. Black, C. Kilgore C. Clawson, C. Kinney, E. Whitmore R. Garris, M. Stevens. Row Two-1. Dehart, E. England, W Gilbert, H. Seigworth, 1. Botts, 1. Cal- lander, 1. Blaek, L. Sheffer, B. Whit- ling, C. Levier, R. Grazier, E. Defin- baugh. Row THREE-T. Kinney, S. Pollock, E Say, Ionlan, L. Shay, C. Harnish, B Shay, S. Cooper, 1. Clawson, R. Bob- herts, Mrs. Hagan. Row I-SOUR - G. Myers, S. Myers, R lorzlan, R. Kilgore, L. Whitling, L Whitling, G. Kilgore, R. Elliott. PERRYVILLE GRADES FOUR, FIVE, SIX Row ONE-V. Glass, C. Miller, j. Shay, B. O'Hara, I. Shircy, P. Goodnzan. Row TWO-C. Glass, L. Parks, E. Shay, R. Parks, S. Mullen, Terwilliger, Miss Dunlap. Row THREE-R. Goodman, R. Fair, G. Shook, E. Rea, C. Bartley, G. Goodman. 128. DUTCH HILL GRADES ONE, TWO, THREE ROW ONE-M. Kricbel, L. Barbara, D Wfyafzf, E. Lzwiar, K. Callamlcr, L Barilcy, C. Anfhoriy, S. Bump, S. Bar- ger, D. Romer, P. Barbara, G. Fair, C Holliilay. ROW TWO - B. Smilh, B. Kriebel, L Bartley, O. Hollirlay, T. Kriebel, D Callander, S. Rupert, B. Smilh, B Clark, N. Craig, R. Burger, P. Bump L. Kriebel. Row THREE-R. Bump, G. Barbara G Callamler, 1. Clark, G. Clawson,,D: Horner, M. Murphy, O. Goorlmari, 1. Buzarrl, D. Holliilay, L. Marple, I. Fair, A. Holliday, Mrs. Kelly. PERRYVILLE GRADES ONE, TWO, THREE Row ONE-C. Shay, C. Wolfe, F. Ter- williger, F. Weckerly, S. Patterson, B. Wolfe, E. Yirigling. Row Two-M. A. Weckerly, G. Miller, G. Parks, D. Shook, 1. Kirkpatrick, L. M. Smith. Row THREE - P. Wackerly, 1. Parks F. Rea, I. Baucom, M. Weckerly, cf Runyan, Miss Bartow. 7 A 1445 Qi, ' i H Q' . W Z W? W ifitsq' . ' i 1 1: fr H , n fl E b k -wh.. A in x V . ' W f ' ' ,, ' ' if is f 4 -Sv ' .Q-13M f, K 2 Q . . ,,'1'F.,g Q ,Q WE? . . A . ..,VV A 4 A4 Wwfgzw'-g 'QAVTA 2 Qlff QM X 1 ,iii FX, V s ., ,T t fx , .X ,L F , , g - N jvlf, K Q15 ,4 Mf1 1 h . 1' ? k 4' ? ,AL, jli ig' A :Er ' is 1 ' :-, M y- , gg:-S-1.551 W W-+..x, ,, 3 . A 35 vs, - . .: :,.Q - Pm, ,fvff mi I- x I Q L5 Mbwrii , 5' k fig , . af if 3230, ig ? ,.,, , ' 1 f if K is fi if ga f ,EIS iv f J 'gr .. sk J, ,Q 4 um! LL, AL M ,a .fy ff! ,N 1 ' 4 mx XN-.. V EW x - 9AffY..k,'g3 NT-Jo Tcl. Txvxqo' Sleep' xxx, . of H1i'!Ho.l'!+ sH A t I 5 Q, OL Tha. 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Feb 29 2 18 Worthington 22 Emlenton Keystone Concord Emlenton Chicora Harrisville W. Sunbury Penn Township Worthington Concord Redbank Chicora 5 9 12 Harrisville 1 S b Activities i' - 111 iii-.lvl , l,,......-..iL.--- fy Q f Zf , X iii S s' 1 4 .-. ,Q .--. 1 X ii X X, 4 xx f IE, -,,,..---'- -'eg X . --:Q 1l.,f--' -e ,-,,.,- . P i 5 -i--ni- ,Y ,4-1:1 f -1- L 4,,,l l -Q Y .1-. 131 ROW ONE-L. Iones, S. Polm, M. Caldwell, Mr. Tritle, N. Kastory, K. jordan, B. Ramsay. Row Two-I. Fox, B. Bach, V. Lytle, B. Stewart, S. Foust, D. Switzer, L. Weekerly, B. Henderson, R. Blymiller, B. Ter- williger. now THREE-M. Grazier, D. Horner, P. Better, P. Mullen, E. MeNany, N. Trout, 1. Blymiller, M. Konkle, E. Edwards, F. Goodman. Row FOUR-M. Goodman, B. Stewart, 1. Bueehele, L. Pollu-rn, P. Smith, D. Sedwick, R. O'Neil, I. Gallaber, M. Francisco, Z. Best, E. jolly, A. Stewart. Row Five-I. Mc- Call, E. McKee, C. Matthews, M. Amsler, A. Clawson, S. Fair, N. Switzer. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus under the direction of Mr. Tritle has presented many fine recitals this year. One of the outstanding activities was singing at the annual school board convention at Kittanning, where the trio composed of Lois Pollum, Carol Matthews, and Pauline Mullen, the Junior Class ensemble, and chorus sang numbers that were received with very favorable commendations. The chorus did the musical accompaniment of carol singing to the pantomined Nativity scenes at Christmas. Other activities included the spring concert, May Day Program, and the Forensic contests in Clarion. In addition to developing their voices and learning to read music, the girls have acquired a better un- derstanding of the mechanics and techniques of singing and an appreciation of many different types of mu- sic from their participation in Chorus. The majority of the girls are also members of mixed chorus which helped in the presentation of the Christmas program. ..38.- ss . if f ss! i s- .. ig now ONE-G. Gallagher, H. Blymiller, K. Mullen, R. jordan, Mr. Tritle, G. Elliott, B. Ramsey, j. jackson, R. Bowser. Row Two-B. King, j. Barger, R. Welling, R. Seigler, B. Trill, D. Tremba, L. Fross, D. Ter- williger, E. Dearolpb. ROW THREE-R. Shirey, B. McElroy, R- BOW, l- EFUFS, W- Mfcflllf 514197: S- Curry, W. Master, j. jordan, C. Terwilliger. now FOUR-A. Moberly, I- Kelly, B- Blymlllff, D- OWY' heim, L. King, C. McCall, A. Bickel, K. Albert, R. Marnie. BOYS' CHORUS The most interesting and amusing activity of the Boys' Chorus this year was the presentation of the minstrel show, which was enjoyed by everyone. The highlights of the show were the currently popular Dragnet acted in pantomine by john Kelly, Carl Terwilliger, Howard Blymiller, Raymond Seigler, and Robert Trillg a return engagement of The Parkettes - John Kelly, Howard Blymiller, Robert Trill, and Raymond Seiglerg and humorous renditions by the newly formed Jug Band. The end men for the mins- trel were Reynolds Welling, Duane Tremba, Bill Blymiller, Alan Moberly, Dan Overheim, and Richard Mar- nic with Steve Curry as the constantly heckled Mister Interlocutor. The Boys' Chorus helped to make our assemblies more interesting by participating in several of the pro- grams and they also took part in the May Day festivities. Many of the boys are members of mixed chorus. .39- ilh - - MIXED CHORUS Row ONE-L. jones, B. Ramsey, N. Kastory, M. Caldwell, R. Bowser, T. Caldwell, H. Blymiller, V. Lytle, S. Polm, L. Blyzniller, K. jordan. Row Two-P. Mullen, M. Konlzle, N. Trout, M. Goodman, K. Mullen, R. King, E. Edwards, S. Foust, M. Grazier. Row THREE-j. Buechele, Z. Best, M. Francisco, R. Wellzngs, D. Trernba, Mr. Tritle, C. Terwilliger, R. Botz, P. Smith, j. Gallaloer, L. Pollum, P. Bester. Row FOUR-j. Mc- Call, R. Seigler, R. Trill, W. Masters, j. Eckels, R. Marnic, S. Curry, D. Overheirn, C. McCall, Kelly, B. Blyrniller, A. Moberly, D. Terwilliger, C. Mattbews. .-. F5 Q 41 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE-C. jordon, C. Lolaler, j. Clark, j. Moyer, P. McCoy, Mr. Tritle, C. McKelvey, j. Marshall, j. Fox, L. Kirkpatrick, L. Fox, B. Stewart. Row Two-G. Monroe, N. Weckerly, j. Kriebel, C. Clawson, M. Thompson, j. Marnic, B. jackson, j. Miller, M. Francisco, N. jordan, C. Thorloauer, G. Bowser. ROW THREE -D. Black, D. jackson, K. McKean, j. Dunlzle, B. Matthews, T. jackson, K. McKee, G. McKee, L. Farring- ton, C. Beers, C. Bowser. Row FOUR-j. Master, C. Mullen, B. Whittaker, j. McCoy, G. Nicholson, M. King, j. Deal, G. Murray, A. Switzer, L. Warters. Row FIVE-L. Wagner, G. Logue, I. Low, L. Switzer, R. Dun- lzle, G. Sbay. -40- B ' 14 .L - BOYS' INTRAMURALS Row ONE-D. McCord, j. jackson, R. Wyant, C. Hilliard, W. Stewart, R. Pollum, K. Mullen, H. Blymiller, G. Gallagher. Row TWO-j. Goodman, R. Bowser, W. Blymiller, A. Bielzel, K. Albert, Mr. Pager, H. Bow- ser, C. Stewart, R. Shirey, W. MeElory. Row THREE-T. Caldwell, R. jordan, j. Gallagher, D. Terwilliger R. Texter, R. Welling, R. Glass, G. Elliot, G. Smith, j. Bowser, R. Ramsey. Row FOUR - D. Tremha, M., Wetzel, S. Orton, C. Terwilliger, j. Dunkle, V. Polloek, R. Trill, F. Shirey, H. Bennett, V. Shawl, T. De- hart. Row FIVE-R. King, j. Barger, W. Terwilliger, F. Blauser, j. Eekels, D. Amsler, H. Aughton, E. Dea- rolph, W. Masters, j. Slater, R. Hilliard, j. Kelly, C. McCall, S. Curry, R. Montgomery, D. Shoup, R. Botz. 4... ..-.. Q. ... ..-- GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Row ONE-L. jones, M. King, j. Fox, Mr. Pager, B. Terwilliger, K. jordan, P. Wolfe. Row TWO-S. Palm P. Wyant, V. Lytle, D. Switzer, S. Foust, B. Stewart, E. Lauer, B. Henderson, L. Weekerly. now THREE- M. Grazier, j. Blymiller, E. jolly, B. Stewart, S. Shook, M. Goodman, P. Bester, R. Murray. ROW FOUR- P. Altman, P. Smith, R. O'Neil, j. McCall, S. Fair, M. Amsler, A. Clawson, N. Switzer, D. Sedwiek, j. Gal- laher, D. Hilliard. .-41- SENIOR PLAY Virgil Keech ,.,.. Barrow ,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,, Judy Keech ,,,,,,,,,,,,., Sherman Norton ,,,,,,, Mrs. Brenda Fortesque ,7,, Wilson Orlando ,,,,,,,, Dolly Keen .,.,........ - .....i,.i Anastasia Morgan ..,7., Gloria ,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,.., Harold Bowser Larry King Shirley Foust David Neely . Jo-Ann Buechele Dan Overlieim Ella Mae Edwards Ellen McKee Polly Mullen Bonnie May ..,,,,,,. ,,,,,..,,,,,,,, I oan Fox Jinx Johnson ,,,,,... ,,,,... B etty Jane Bach Cyril Holmes ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,, Bill Lauer The Senior Class presented a three-act mystery-comedy, The House Nobody Lived In directed by Mr. Tremba and Miss Loutsenhizer. The action started when Virgil Keech, a miser and the meanest man in town, comes into possession of an old deserted mansion, Kenforth. He was determined to fix it up and make a fortune out of it, but this was interrupted when Brenda Fortesque, a woman who has been searching for a haunted house, comes along and rents it. Before the new tenant can take over, Virgil Keech is murdered. With the arrival of the phony in- spector, suspicion swings toward him. Then he is cleared and the guilt is placed on the shoulders of Sherman Norton, Judy Keech's fiance. Finally, the truth comes out and Barrow, the old caretaker, confesses to the murder of Virgil Keech. This act of revenge was prompted by a frame-up that Barrow had suffered at the hands of Keech when he Was a young man. After Barrow confesses he becomes hysterical and commits sui- cide to end the play. .-421 JUNIOR PLAY Julie Butler , ,,,, , Doug Butler H , Dr. Ann Butler Tom Butler Mrs. Hanson , Hank Steincke H Warren , . Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs. Cranfield , Mrs. Ames . H Pat Flanagan , Mrs. Norris , Miss Osborne , , Calvin Pepper Cynthia Lewis Mary Ellen Caldwell , , Dale Terwilliger , , , Nancy Trout Richard Marnic , Mary Francisco Chuck McCall Alan Moberly , ,, Bob Trill , , , Violet Lytle Renie Blymiller , ,,,,,,,,, Zeuhls Best Nancy Kastory , Mary Ellen Konkle Raymond Seigler Betty Jane Ramsey The play, Father Was A Housewife, a three-act comedy by Vera and Ken Tarpley, was presented on April 1 and 2, under the direction of Mr. Tritle and Mr. Hepner. An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but when the doctor is your wife - well, that's different. Dr. Ann Butler,s practice keeps her away from songwriting husband, Tom, and their high school-age twins, Julie and Doug. But when a Well-meaning neighbor, Mrs. Hanson, announces he is one of the final candidates for Mother of The Year, and Doug gets expelled from school because he can't take the fellows' kidding about his father being a housewife, Tom decides itls time to quit. Ann takes over the housework, but she also brings her office and her nurse, sarcastic, man-hating Pat Flanagan, into her living room which she turned into the office. Hank Steincke, an ex-vacuum salesman, saves the day, however, by getting some of Tom's songs published, Tom goes back to his housework, Ann moves her office back downtown, and julie and Doug are now proud of their parents, where at first, they were ashamed of them. It ends with the firm conclusion that it takes more than a house to make a home, and ffrom Father's point of view, at least,j more than an apron to make a housewife. .43- SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief Larry King Editor-in-chief A .,777 .,V7,.7, L orraine Blymiller Business Manager ,,,, ,, ,David Neely Assistant Editor ,,..,, ..vf,,, WilSOH MSSICI' Features Editor Jo Ann Buechele Business Manager ,,,,,, L Charles Mccall Literary Editor , ,,,, ,,,Dan Overheim Features Editor ,,,, . , , H Zeuhls Best Sports Editor ,,,,,, Bill Blymiller Literary Editor ,,,, ,,,,,, M ary Ellen Caldwell Art Editor ,,,, , ,,,Y,Y,YY,Y, Polly Mullen Sports Editor L, ,,,,. ,,,,,,,. R ichard Marnie Typist , , ,,,,,,, Betty Jane Peirce Art Editor ,,,,,,,,, A ,,,,, Alan Moberly SPONSORS Mrs. Gardner Mr. Cooper The Senior Staff assisted by the Junior Staff take pleasure in presenting their yearbook which we know you will enjoy and appreciate. The first job of producing our yearbook was soliciting advertisements from businessmen in Parker and surrounding towns and areas. Then came the task of writing, having pictures taken, collecting usable material, and finally putting the book together. The finished product, The 1954 Torch, is the result of these efforts. Although the book may lack perfection, the activities of producing this yearbook, like all the others in our school, has been a learning one. We, of the Yearbook Staff would like to thank those who helped us in any way to make this yearbook a success. THE TORCH STAFF -44.- F l ART CLUB Row ONE--L. Pollum, K. Mullen, V. Lyllcf, R. Pollum, B. Slvwurl. Row TWOYMYS. Hamilton, P. W3far1I, P. Mullen, P. Smilb, B. Prirrr, D. smlwffk, C. Mafibcws. Ii R4 DRAMATIC CLUB Row ONE-B. Ramsey, N. Kusfory, R. Seigler, L. Blymiller, M. Caldwell. Row Two - M. Franrisfo, D. Hornvr, B. Barb, M. Gruzicr, E. Edwards, I. Buerbvle. Row THREE - R. Marnic, Z. Best, M. Konkle, N. Trout, A. Moberly. ROW FOUR-D. Overlufim, Mr. Trcfmba, Mr. Tritle, Miss Schmidt. -45- ,l 4... gin. L HOME MECHANICS Row ONE-E. jolly, B. Stewart, Mr. Egidi, M. Goodman, A. Stewart. Row Two-L. jones, B. Terwilliger, 1. Fox, L. Weelzerly, E. Lauvr, P. Wolfe, M. King. ROWTHREE-F. Goodman, D. Switzer, B. Stewart, Gal- lalwr, R. O'Neil, D. Hilliard, R. Murray, S. Foust. ROW FOUR-A. Bickel, A. Roberts, A. Clawson, M. Am- slvr, C. Matthews, E. McKee, I. MeGall, S. Fair, N. Switzer. TRI-HI-Y Row ONE-M. Grazier, E. jolly, Miss Schmidt, V. Lytle, P. Wyant. Row TWO-M. King, L. Weckerly, E Edwards, S. Faust, B. Stewart, B. Baelo, I. Fox. Row THREE-A. Stewart, F. Goodman, D. Hilliard, E. Mc- Kee, M. Amsler, Z. Best, M. Goodman, E. MeNanv. M. Iordon. 146.- l Q.. .45 A ,- S w Q - FX Xi..- PRESS CLUB Row UNL-L. Cailanzler, Delmrl, D. Lowers, W'. Kinney. ROW TWO - Mr. Hepner, Miss Louisenbizer, C. Terzviiliger, W. Bl-YN1iI1FY, Mrs. Hamiifon, Mr. Holmgren. Row THREE--D. Fair, B. Ramsey, M. Cald- well, 1. Green, D. King, O. Cooper, M. Kriebel, N. Kasfory, D. Chambers. ROW FOUR--G. Terwiiiiger, L. Bl-ymiller, N. Trout, M. Francisco, B. Peiree, B. Stewarf, D. Horner, M. Konlzle, D. Sertik. Row FIVE-G. Sedwirk, T. Kriebel, A. Moberly, D. Overbiem, R. Marnie, B. Trill, R. Seigier. .. 3 A A BOOK CLUB Row ONE-D, Blgfk, L, Farrington, K, McKean, T. King, D. Iackson, H. Bartley, L. Callender, C. Bowser. Row Two-C. jordan, M. Smilb, G. Bowser, L. Kirkpafrirk, Mr. Tremba, 1. Clark, M. Gilbert, C. Lobler, B. Sfezvart. Row THREE-D. Terwilliger, C. MeKeli'ey, N. Weekerly, I. Logue, E. Holliday, D. Chambers, S. Smifb, G. Monroe, 1. McCall, P. McCoy, D. King. Row FOUR - G. McKean, K. McKee, L. Seyberi, D. Seyberf, D. Kriebei, M. Thompson, T. jackson, I. Murray, L. Warlers, L. Wagner, C. Shirey, I. Geen. ROW F1vE-R. Weckerly, 1. Masier, I. Weckeriy, G. Logune, C. Craig, I. Low, D. Sertik, F. Smith, C. Switzer, W. Shirey, R. Parks. -47- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row ONE1Mf. Corle, M. Caldwell, P. Mullen, D. Owrheim, M. Francisco, L. Blymiller. Row TWO - N Kasfory, 1. Bzwrbrle, D. Neely, L. King, B. Peirce, L. Pollunz. STUDENT COUNCIL Row ONE11. Blymillcr, B. Blymiller, L. King, M. Konlzle, Mr. Tremba. Row Two-H. Blymiller, B. Dun kle, D. Tremba, D. Terwilliger, 1. Burger, T. Caldwell. ' -43- z'S,r'-S MQTBS MAA? ,KJ -15 K K ff x ,JCP-M-XKMRQ X if if , My S+ M A 4 f. ,Vi K' if rv! X A J N' -f SV q , -J Q ' ' i MX : 4. u---D ' Xe 'Za gif! , . -U q ---,,,,,,,-n. -H gi M 1A ,-1,.,,.,,,-,Q -,W Q-.na-Q-on-,,,.,.,'.--Q.--,. II? .ff A4 gm ' '- ,kaf as ' -ff .0 -H- + ff- 1- S , N L ,,fI N.N.,m Nsf' Lx QM :fry . ---- p f ... fl Tl IQ Q A1 A :T ------ 1 qv f-xv' --f'-' ,,,,...,....-- K' 'J M I 14 ri V .X fx 1? 'pa-JJ R63 S L52 --an . X X-5 v--N 1 ,,,...-- ' f W, ,z gf:-f sff ' T. -- ....... ,M - -A Q. N. 'Ex --49.- Mrs. A. Murray, D. Jordan SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Robert Altman john Phillips BUS DRIVERS Hunters, A. Elder, G. Keefer, T. Tremba, R. Altman, W. Logue, M. Shoffner, L. Krieble. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Robinson, Mgr., Mrs. Botz -50.. PATROL BOYS Row ONE-M. Kelly, W. Confer, R. Low I. McHenry. S. Amslcr, 1. Gamble, S. McGregor. Hornberger. Iobmen, I. jackson. Row Two-I. Lauer, Burger, B. Slater, Row THREE-T. Besfer, W. Smitlo, L. Switzer, L. Scdwifk, T. Shoup, D. Row FOUR-D. Williams, G. Fross, D. Clmmbers, R. Sherrill, C. Swifzer, K. fr' Heins- c--w-:o'-c'g-o-,o-'Q-an-:-J--11 J--43.3 .--J-'eww-J--I.-ti A 5 c- L '-' of--- on M- -'Qf c ron-on wow 1 I u 5 5 i i 5 ADVERTISING CONTRACT 1 u Y I i 2' y Date.Cl..L, 952 Nm of School Tgfiiufl-M .'H 3 .. , Name of Yeorhool: If 3 ,f 5 We hereby agree to purchase advertising space, size.L-x:.H. , in your 1951 Yearbook. The rate for this advertising to he S..CL..0..9 A A 5 payabie on or before date oi publication. Specifications For copy are as iii I given on the reverse side of this contract. Q X '? E ssgn.a.9wM1 '7 t 'f 3' ll - . I 1' Z Q ' 20- -Cf-fax-Cb - 'eww--J - 'CiHV0il'l'D' 'C ID' -Cf-sp-.-J' 'Cid-Qvfli 'ce-eww -0-fm' 1 ii S up ff 7 i i is ,f X my 1 Q +f .f X X H , ' we Q5 Decca any X X f xx 1 ' X f xx -i I t N W X NC fl K ut A 1' Tl sf'rf'- Q Q i ff .S as J Q B i 7f'uuu :L x4 ... nv ',: f , -,Q ,md-.. f r ,. W- 'S' ,,g -I . e e -5 I --- '- -1 - ',I'v X f -if J--F-f - Q R -f no 'f-,.-YW' -fri if X X S ...- 141, g g 'x K ..- i,,.i-1-li 'x X 'N ..5l.- RUDOI-PH'5 GREENHOUSE P.J.OesterIing Cr Son, Inc. and Feed - Seed - Fertilizer SHAFFER'S SPORT SHOP Insecticides Penn Theater Bldg. Phone 2296 Poultry and Farm Equipment Butler, Pa. Bruin. Pa. Phone Sligo 2131 HARRY BARTLEY and SON General Merchandise Dutch HiIl,Pa. Phone Parker 2026 Best Wishes from YOUNG'S SERVICE STATION Perryville, Pa. KERR'S SHOE REPAIR Cat's Paw Soles and Heels Oil Proof Soles and Heels ON THE HILL Parker, Pa. RELIABLE FURNITURE DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY IZ7 W. Jefferson St. Complete Butler, Pa, Home Furniture HEADQUARTERS Corner North and Main Streets FOR Butler, Pa. HOMEMAKERS . . . Compliments of . . . . . . Compliments of . . . DREAM VALLEY FARM . . . Compliments of. . . TAPERSHIEWELERS P k P A FRIEND IO2 N. Main St. ar er, . a Butler, Pa. ALLISONVS wILLIAM,s LUNCH ROSIE'S RESTAURANT Confectionery and News Stand and GROCERY Home-Cooked Meals Phone 2109 Open 7 Days a Week West Monteray, Pa. A Parker, Pa. Shgo' pa' .-521 it is our pleasure to serve you THE FASHION Butler, Pa. BOB SHEFFLER DANCE STUDIO Ballroom - Ballet - Tap Phone39-301 Butler, Pa. . . . Compliments of . . . PETROLIA HARDWARE . . . Compliments of . . . CORSO BEAUTY SHOP Phone 321 1 Foxburg, Pa. Congratulations W. H. GALLAGHER General Store Phone Parker 2027 DutchHill,Pa. Best of Luck BLUE AND GOLD SERVICE Phone 2146 Eau Claire Eau Claire, Pa. WIRTHS Six Points A FRIEND G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Friendly Store 118-122 South Main St. Butler, Pa. Best Wishes Class of 54 ULTRA, PENN Bruin, Pa. ALLEGHENY MINERAL CORPORATION Cowansville, Pa. Crushed Stone-Road Stone Agricultural Lime Plant located at Parker, Pa. Phone Parker 3436 SMITH GENERAL STORE General Merchandise Phone 2046 West Monterey, Pa. cHius'rY's BEAUTY SALONS 316 E. Brady sf. CHERRY VALLEY ICE CREAM S. P. Porter, Prop. . . . Compliments of . . . EMIL LONG and Rts.38 and 106 F urniture - Automobiles Bonaire Shopping Center Cherry Valley' Pa' Emlemon Pa Butler Pa. Tel. Eau Claire 2337 ' ' JOHN R. YINGLING FORD Sales and Service Emlenton, Pa. . . . Compliments of . . . MORRISON TIRE SHOP Emlenton, Pa. C. M. DUNLOP Hardware-Appliances and Farm Machinery Callensburg, Pa. Phone 17 . . . Compliments of . . . EAU CLAIRE BARBER SHOP Eau Claire, Pa. LOUIS CORSO GULF SERVICE STATION Phone 2426 Parker, Pa. -53- . . . Compliments of . . . HELEN KEPPLE BEAUTY SHOPPE Butler, Pa. E. A. CURRY SERVICE STATION Phone Foxburg 2556 -West Side Foxburg, Pennsylvania DEAROLPH JEWELRY Fine Jewelry Diamonds Elgin-Hamilton-Bulova I847 Roger's and Community Phone 2099 Parker, Pennsylvania H. B. BEELS Cr SON COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 57 Knox, Pennsylvania W Compliments C. A. McNAUCHTON sT,RoTMAN,s of THE TAILOR Head to Foot JEWELRY STORE Mr. and lVIrs,C. D King Phone 482 Kefggth Ouffmer Emlenton,Pennsylvania SHADY GLEN parker' Pennsylvama Emlenton, Pennsylvania CHESTER J. RANDOLPH SALES and SERVICE FORD M ERCU RY Rimersburg, Pennsylvania BEST WISHES BENSON'S Agent for RICHMOND BROS. CLOTHES Butler, Pennsylvania l TRILL SERVICE STATION BEST WISHES Compliments of PENNZOIL F- A- D- . I I I I I PRODUCTS Rosella Dunlap, Prop. MONROE APPLIANCES Phone Pa rker 2846 Parker, Pennsylvania Compliments ...of... BOWSER FUNERAL HOME Parker, Pennsylvania Compliments ...of... THE J. L. FOSTER LUMBER COMPANY Parker, Pennsylvania .-54.1 Compliments . . . of . . . MOYER'S SERVICE STATION Parker, Pennsylvania W. A. MOYER fr SONS, INC.. Level Vial Manufacturers LEVEL VIALS Since 1895 Phone- Parker 3116 Pafkef' Pennsylvania Precision Reversion Chambered Plain Metallic Seal -55- Compliments . . . of . . . TROUTMAN'S Butler, Pennsylvania Compliments .. . of . .. JOHN HONSE COMPANY Butler, Pennsylvania Complimenfs .. . of . .. COCA-COLA, BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. OF CLARION, PA. Compliments . . . of . . . McELVAIN-ELDER AGENCY JOHN T. PATAKYMGR. Phone 200 GENERAL INSURANCE Clarion, Pennsylvania Coca-Cola Nesbitt Orange Seven-Up parker pennsylvania Clarion Root Clarion Sodas -56- Best of Luck-Class of '54 PARKER HOUSE HOTEL AL REA Home Cooked Meals ROTARY EVERY THURSDAY Phone 3144 Parker, Pennsylvania C. MYERS AND SON CLOVER FARM STORE Bruin, Pennsylvania Compliments . . . of . . . CENTRAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. R. E. A. Parker, Pennsylvania Congratulations HILLCREST DAIRY Foxburg, Pa. MlLo R. wn.uAMs KELLY AuTo coMPANY H' C' E' JEWELERS, mc. Your Chevrolet Dealer HARDWARE COMPANY l I4 South Main Street Phone 2251 Main Street Butler, Pennsylvania Bruin, Pennsylvania Phone 324 -571 Emlenton, Pennsylvania Compliments . . . of . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK Emlenton, Pennsylvania Congratulations CLASS OF l954 Compliments from ...0f... MULLEN'S MARKET A FRIEND Perryville, Pa. WATSON STANDARD PAINTS I HARVEY C. TRADER for sale at STANDARD The Complete Music Store PAINT AND CLASS CO. l2O East Jefferson St. Phone 5598- Butler, Pa. ll5-l2l East North Street Butler, Pennsylvania HILLIARD BROS. HARDWARE Phone 237i Eau Claire, Pa. Best Regards NED'S BARBER SHOP Parker, Pennsylvania SILVER FOX INN Barbara and Bert Holleran, Mgrs. Phone 239i - Foxburg, Pa. On the Banks of the Beautiful Allegheny' Route 338 Famous for Fine Food BENDER'S AND HENRY Lumber - Millwork Roofing - Cement Ezferyllaing for my Builder Phone 47 Knox, Pennsylvania 158. WORKINGMAN'S STORE Butlerts M051 Complete Line of Clothes for the Workingman We feature the following lines: Fruit of the Loom Dress Shirts Lee Overalls Wolverine and Chippewa Shoes We give S Cr H Green Stamps 257 S. Main St. - Phone 7-5572 Butler, Pennsylvania PARKER HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware Oilwell Supplies Automobile Accessories and Electrical Supplies PARKER, PA. Best Regards GATES DRY GOODS Pa rker, Pa. DEANS CREENHOUSE and FLOWER SHOP Drop in and see our GIFT SHOP Phone2lOI and 3301 Parker, Pa. -Box I I2 FREDDIE'S RADIO SERVICE Complimemofu H SHE'-PON SERWCE Frigidaire Appliances VWIAN and Al-DA-S af TELEVISION DRESS SHO, SIX Points Sales and Service Parker, Pa. CASOI-'NE Karns City, Pa. GROCERIES, IVIEATS, ETC. ' KIRKPATRICKS REICI-IART HARDWARE JQI-wg MARKET ,,,,,,,,,,, Pennzoll Service MEMS ' CROCERHES I I6 W.Jefferson sf, Phone2864 - Route 368 Phone 2329 Butlenpan Parker, Pa. Parker, Pa. 61 Years Service WHlTEHILL'S LUNCH CHAZZSEAISTOR TEENAAGE DANCING . . . 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