Penn Township High School - Penn Yearbook (Butler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

gwmvw ls I L X' Ni lx I I f S,-I Begum f fl xxx ' r M I M! -1- THE PENN Published by the .Members of THE SENIOR CLASS NN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHO POREWORD In the pages of this annual we have tried to preserve a few of the memories, sights, and happenings, of our dear old alma mater. These memories we will cherish as we go out to make our way in the world. Our success in later life will depend in part on the education We have received here. Our aim as we leave will be to uphold the high standards we have been taught. -2- .ii N fin. 41 avi: ' i 'v 52 , , isis .e. ' v f, is Y' se' MP - M' if 37:9 ni- iv li RESPECTEULLY WE DEDICATE THE 1953 PENN r U To Mrs. Laverne Walker whose leadership, fellowship, and guidance has led us through these four years of mem- ory-filled days and whose visions, hopes, and plans have been directed toward the molding of our citizenship. -4... STUDENT COUNCIL First row, Ieit to right: Carl Hughes, Florence Tackett, Elizabeth Succop, Roy Simpson. Standing: Thomas McNeillie. Second row: Shirley Percy, Elaine Crowe, Linda Spangenberg, Mr. Herceg, james McCormick, Donald Hixon. Third row: Donald Hughes, Mary Grace Malloy, Kathleen Gillon, George Mansell. -R y -. i .. Q- I 1 ' 5. lu. , ' N, 4. 5 f -Ar: ,.f. 2 Student Council started off the new year with Tom McNeillie as pl dent. The purpose of Student Council is to have a part in the governing of sch ' activities. The main project of the year was the establishment of a new const tution. ' ,Je This year, in order to give the upperclassmen a larger representation in the council, a third member was added from both the Junior and Senior class. -.5- FACULTY Robert M. Varnum Keith White B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers B-S-, Slippery Rock State T93Chel'S College, M.Ed., University of Pitts- College- bljlfghi Gfadllaie W0fk, University of Science Teacher, Athletic Director Pittsburgh. Supervising Principal Edward J. Ortman B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh. Social Studies Mrs. Martha A. Staudacher B.S. in C., Grove City Collegeg Grad- uate Work, University of West Vir- ginia, Anthony Wayne Business Col lege. Commercial Subjects Robert McCullough B.A., Grove City Collegeg Post Grad llate. English, Latin M6, Mrs. Laverne H. Walker Andrew Hefceg B-S., Slippery Rock State Teachers B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg Graduate Work, Geneva, College. A -I Penn State and Pittsburgh. Mathematics, Student Counci English, Junior High Geography, AdViSOr Seventh and Eighth Grade Mrs. Edith L. Fowler, R.N. Clyde W. Winer Miss Joan Kennedy Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- B.S., in Public School Musicg Mans- Butler Business College. legeg University of Pittsburghg Butler Held State Teachers College and Penn Secretary to the Principal County Memorial Hospital School of State. Nursing, Music Supervisor School Nurse -7- BOARD OF EDUCATION M gg, O 1 E ? ,e.. Leit to right: Mr, C. A. Powell, Mr. William Abels, Mr. Francis Albert, Mr. Robert J. Atkin son, Mr. H. Frederick Fleming. President MR. C. A. POWELL Vice President Secretary MR. WILLIAM ABELS MR. H. FREDERICK FLEMING MR. FRANCIS ALBERT MR. ROBERT J. ATKINSON xg.. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION The chief purpose of P.T.A. is to have a better relationship between par- ents and teachers in which mutual matters of interest may be discussed. This is done in an. informal way during the recreation hour. Some of the outstanding programs of the year were ones presented by Miss Wingert, Rabbi Syme, Mr. White, and several others. We are grateful to the P. T. A. for aiding in the purchase of the new choir robes. They also provided refreshments for us at our Christmas Party. Success is wished to future P. T. A.'s so that the excellent work which has been done this year may be carried on. OFFICERS President ..,,...,.. ,.,, ..,..,,......,................,,.. . . ,,.,.,. MR. SUCCOP Vice President .,.., .,.,..,,.. , .,..., M RS. ROSS Secretary. .. . .. ,.......,.. MRS. GRINDER Treasurer .,,... ., ......,........,... MR. REIF -9- Clam 0f1953 Ruth Murray Thomas McNei1lie Harry Albert Secretary President Vice President Kathryn. Weckerly Treasurer Motto: We can and we Colors: Red and Silver Flower: Red Carnation wi ..10.... LEONA JEAN CALLAHAN Jeannie Brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . short and peppy . . . . en- gaged to Bud . . . cute Sally in the play . . . always act- ing silly . . . planning for a happy marriage. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 35 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 4. it airs HARRY LEWIS ALBERT, JR. Pee Wee Wavy black hair . . . brown eyes . . . prefers playing basketball to being manager . . . lives for hunting season . . . main worry in life How to Get Along with Womenv . . . madefa big hit as George in. Senior Play . . . high aim is to be a success in life. Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 39 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Commencement Committee 4. DORIS JEAN CAMPBELL Doris Dark brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . shy but dignified . . . flew in from Mars . . . takes care of the attendance for the Seniors . . . enjoys art work . . . future undecided. Yearbook 45 Broadcaster 45 Mixed Chorus lg Librarian 4. JAMES NORMAN CROWE Kfjimi! Light brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . noted for his corny sense of humor . . . always out of class showing movies . . . spends his spare time tinkering with cars . . . me- chanically inclined . . . hopes to be a first-rate mechanic. Basketball l, 25 Yearbook 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Baccalaureate Com- mittee 4. 3 CAROLE MARIE CASHDOLLAR Carole Blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . always preaching at noon hours . . . dignified Mrs. Cutler in play . . . pet-peeve -profane language . . . looks like future will be with Dick . . . will have a happy marriage. Basketball 1, 25 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Baccalaur- eate 4. .-12-.-. KATHLEEN ANN GILLON IlKathy!7 Blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . big hit as scatterbrain Cindy in the play . . . always on the go . . . captain of the cheerleaders . . . always has a good time . . . is going to be a nurse. Basketball 1, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 25 Yearbook 3, 49 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Jr. High Chorus lg Camera Club 2, 35 Student Council 45 Girls' Club Ofhcer l. PAUL NORMAND HAMMER lrpaulii Light brown hair . . . green eyes . . . came from West Deer . . . always trying to get someone to buy his car . . . talks a lot about nothing . . . Mr, Ahernw in the play . . . wants to go to college. mencement Committee 43 Volleyball 2. DONNA GERTRUDE HAMILTON KKHammyJ! Light brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . sweet disposition . . . Snobbish 'AMrs. Tilton in the play . . . good basket- ball forward . . . enjoys drawing . . . plans to go to college Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading l, 3, 4: Broadcaster 43 Play Cast 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Jr. High Chorus lg Class Night Committee 4. Hgh Play Cast 43 Mixed Chorus lg Jr. High Chorus 1, Com- GRACE ALBERTA KENNEDY Gracie Light brown hair . . . green eyes . . . Hturrible temper . . . good typist . . . makes a neat appearance . . . never seen without Dorothy . . . wants to be a secretary. Basketball 4g Broadcaster 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Jr, High Chorus lg Commencement Com- mittee 4. ROBERT EUGENE HECKARD n'BObU Brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . very outspoken . . . al- ways has a wise remark for everyone, especially for teachers . . . nothing ever bothers him . . . forever work- ing on his car to keep it running . , . wants to be a heavy equipment operator. Basketball 1, 25 Broadcaster 43 Stage Hand 4g Class Night Committee 4. MARY GRACE MALLOY IVIudloy Blonde hair . , . green eyes . . . doesn.'t take much to get her Irish up . . . assistant editor of Broadcaster . . . really blocks a pass in basketball . . . types for teachers . . . will make a good secretary. Basketball 1,' 2, 3, 4g Broadcaster 43 Class Night Commit- tee 45 Student Council 4. DOROTHY ELLEN -MARSH Dottie Brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . spends her time giggling . . . hobby seems to be boys . . . got the mumps as Rose in the play . . . likes to experiment in Chemistry Class . . . plans to be a dietician. Basketball 1, 2, 45 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Jr. Chorus 1. LOIS JANE MCCAFFERTY rrjaniev Brown hair , . . hazel eyes . . . very good natured . . . has a lot of patience with everyone . . . got a lot of laughs as Agnes in the Senior play . . . not really so bashful . . . will make a good nurse some day. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Bacca- laureate Committee 4. RICHARD MELVIN KALTENBACH KlSnuH7I Black hair . . . brown eyes . . . not as quiet as he seems . . . likes hillbilly music . . . lives in Renfrew Heights . . . owns a little green Plymouth . . . intends to be a diesel mechanic. Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Stage Hand 4. -15- CAROLYN VIRGINIA MCCULLOUGH Carolina Brown hair . . . green eyes . . . Editor-in-Chief of the Penn . . . Very good as the sophisticated Marcia . . . has a wonderful personality . . . hobby-playing the piano . . . future-college. Basketball lg Cheerleading 3, 45 President 25 Vice-Presi- dent 35 Yearbook 3, 4: Broadcaster 45 Play Cast 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Jr. High Chorus 15 Student Council 2. ROBERT LEE McCORMICK KlBObU Light brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . really rated Most Talkativew . . . likes Evans City High School . . . good hillbilly singer . . . has a habit of winking at the girls . . . would like to be an engineer someday. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 25 B wys, Chorus 2, 3, 4? Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Night Committee 4. JOANN FLORENCE MCGEARY lr-Iosjev Brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . has a silly giggle . . . manager cf the Girls, Basketball Team . . . likes to tell corny jokes . . . pet peeve-being short . . . would make a good author. Baskeiball 15 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Broadcaster 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 M,Xed Chorus 2, 3, 45 jr. High Chorus Ig Prom Committee 4. ADA RUTH MURRAY Murrie', Blonde hair . . . green eyes . . . makes a good captain for the Girls' Basketball Team . . . always has her homework done . . . never gets to read her minutes . . . is going to make a good Home Ec. teacher. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 45 Treasurer l: Yearbook 3, 4: Broadcaster 4: Play Cast 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Jr. High Chorus lg Student Council 35 Commencement Committee 4. THOMAS MCNEILLIE, JR. KITOITAIJ! Black hair . . . One green eye and one blue eye . . . i'Big Wheel as President of Student Council . . . perfect as Elroy'l in the play . . . big tease . . . mathematical wizard . . . wants a happy and successful marriage. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Beweball 1, 2, 3, 41 Pf9SideHf 42 Year' book 3, 4g Play Cast 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Student Council President 4g School Patrol 1. RUTH ANN PFLUGH R uthiev Brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . Makes a lot of points in basketball games . . . sees that the newspaper gets out on time . . . helped play cast remember their lines as prompter . . . likes to square dance . . . wants to be a telephone operator or secretary. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 BroadcasLer 4g Play Cast 43 Class Night Committee 4. -17- ARTHUR WILLIAM MINOR lA'Artlf Brown hair . . . hazel eyes . . . every holiday he decorates his car . . . what 4'Lieutenant', in the play . . . very ticklish . . . Senior class clown . . . wants to be a draftsrnan. Basketball l: Baseball l, 2: Broadcaster 43 Play Cast 4: Class Night Committee 4. LAURA MARIE WALKER Laurie Brown hair . . . hazel eyes . . . works at Sun Drug . . . tall and dignified . . . always missing school . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . will make a first-rate secretary. Basketball 1, 3: Yearbook 3, 4: Broadcaster 4: Glrls' Chor' us 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Jr. High Chorus l. I a K KATHRYN LOUISE WECKERLY lfKay?l Blonde hair . . . hazel eyes . . . makes a cute cheerleader . . . couldn't find Elroy in the play . . . wears a diamond from Carl . . . handles the money for the Senior class . . . will have a happy marriage. Basketball 1: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Presldent 1: Treasure 4: Broadcaster 4: Play Cast 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4: Mixol Chorus 2, 3, 4: jr. High Chorus 1: Sluderu Council l. .-18... CAROLE ANNE WEINZIERL Ca1'oIe,' Blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . everybody thinks she's the quiet type-is she really???? Hot-rods a Ford . . . has an unusual laugh . . . always playing hookey . . . Ambi- tion-Secretary. Broadcaster 4g Baccalaureate Committee 4. mwvwsr JAMES DANIEL NELSON HSWede Brown hair . . . hazel eyes . made an Hidealn father in the play . . . always imitating someone . . . seems to have a lot of bad luck . . . joined the Navy Reserves . . . hopes to someday be an Admiral in the Swiss Navy. Basketball l. 2, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3. 4: Presiden, 3: Play Cast 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4' Sludenf Council l, 2. 3: Prom Committee 4: Schoel Patrol Cap-- tain 1. MARTHA LOUISE WIBLE Marty,' Brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . never catches on to jakes . . . excellent as Jane in the play . . . one of the Senior class Cheerleaders . . . also a good forward on the basket- ball team . . . will probably be a nurse. Basketball l. 3. 4: Cheerleading l. 2. 4: 31'-'ladvasler 4: Play Cast 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 43 Mixefl C'1orus 2, 3, 4: jr. High Chorus l: Corririienrornani Co:'nn'i'tee 4. MIQM, WHO'S 3 1 MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean Callahan Jim Nelson Tom McNe-illie Carolyn McCullough EF' - H.. 1 ff, 'fs ,rs ..,. V an -Qs . - 1 T ., -. - 1 , QSM Frei: 'iifwiema-' . , . J: fm, kk I www f M Y . , r ' ' ' -91 A A 7. . ---,'A- MW-1-.W , . MQ: 5 'V - T92 :fam-'2,,..f' . ,. .- . ,- if H was ww -f , 'fifr5fl?3M? . xiii L A 'W1'7b'-fl K . ' fziiifwfi...sfzagiii-Zfmsxlg I L T' l ' V 5 L L 'Tiff-E? MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALKATIVE Tom McNeillie Ruth Pflugh Dorothy Marsh Bob McCormick flo- WHO . llll fi lv silfw f: 3571 C C ? l ' X 1 -73-' f'ia?m1.' ' l. . 33322 w '59 fl 2?, , C N af WITTIEST an Callahan Art Minor MOST BASHFUL Paul Hammer Doris Campbell Je k?iffi'1 Lf,-w 'ii FTET' fir . A Aw l l g l .L 7 '.'7, ' ,ggi ' ' lllll 1 2 H lnll 43 llal M ' .l'la.'a ,gf x K C W-.,. .. RA' gt, a l '22 C T MOST VERSATILE Jim Nelson Ruth Murray Tom McNeillie Carolyn McCullough BEST SPOR ...Zl- X fffff f Q Z X XF , ffflf 7? L LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1953, realizing that our days are numbered, bein.g of a foggy mind and tired body, wishing to dispose of our talents, duties, tasks, etc., do hereby make this our last will and testament. We hereby declare all previous promises, wills or testaments made by this class as null and void. , Harry Albert will all my young admirers to Bill Weckerly. , Jean Callahan will my silliness to Phyllis Lockhaiser. , Doris Campbell will my shyness to Caroline Gerard. , Carole Cashdollar will my domestic abili- ties to my sister Alice. , james Crowe will my mechanical ability to Dale Martin. , Kathleen Gillon will my ability to blush easily to Shirley Percy. , Donna Hamilton will my gracefulness to Darrell Novotny. , Paul Hammer will my big mouthl' to Ralph Plaisted. , Robert Heckard will my sense of humor to the teachers. , Richard Kalten.bach will my sarcasm to De- lores LeFever. , Grace Kennedy will my typing ability to all future secretaries. , Mary Grace Malloy will my temper to Norma Fair. , Dorothy Marsh will my ability to get along with the boys to Nancy Sue Runyan. I I I I I, Jane McCafferty will my patience to Mr. Varnum. I, Robert McCormick will my hair to Mr. Mc- Cullough. , , Carolyn McCullough will my accompanist's job to Elaine Crowe. I, Joan McGeary will my silly giggle to Mrs. Staudacher. I, Thomas McNeillie will my devilish grin to Tom Emery. I, Arthur Minor will my lazy stride to Carl Hughes. I, Ruth Murray will my good grades to Jim Scholter. I, james Nelson will the Navy to the Govern- ment. , Ruth Pflugh will my basketball ability to Patty Reinhold. I, Laura Walker will my dignity to Phyllis Callen. , Kathryn Weckerly will my thriftiness to the Junior Class. I, Carole Weinzierl will my place on the ab- sentee list to Sandy Murray. , Martha Wible will my driving ability to Kenny Gibson. In witness thereof this lst day of April in the year 1953-Signed and sealed- Class of '53,' Winnessed by: No One M22... SENI 41 l 1 lilfwi liiili f 4 F HARRY ALBERT Success in. life is what he,s wanting, He'll take a day Off now and then to go hunting. JEAN CALLAHAN On a farm away from town, She and Bud will settle down. DORIS CAMPBELL Though undecided her future may be, Success will be hers we all agree. CAROLE CASHDOLLAR When of her future we did ask, She said to build a house is no easy task. JAMES CROWE When Jim gives your car an Overhaul, You can be sure it will not stall. KATHLEEN GILLON To her many patients we will find, She'll be frien.dly, congenial, and kind. DONNA HAMILTON ' In four short years we soon will see, An English teacher she will be. PAUL HAMMER To seek a future on which he would not tire, Exploring the atom is his main desire. ROBERT HECKARD Whether on a bulldozer, high lift, or crane We are sure that Bob will gain much fame RICHARD KALTENBACH A diesel mechanic cannot put on a bluff, And we are sure Dick will know his stuff. GRACE KENNEDY Her first aim is a secretary, But soon a handsome man she'll marry. ORCLASSPROPHECY MARY GRACE MALLOY Since the Commercial course she did take, A top notch secretary she will make. DOROTHY MARSH As a dietician she'1l be sweet, She'll tell her patients what to eat. JANE McCAFFER'l Y Jane McCafferty is my name, Being a nurse will be my fame. ROBERT MCCORMICK Bob McCormick will have no fear, When he does his job as an engineer. CAROLYN MCCULLOUGH At Slippery Rock College she'll get her degree, She'll teach the first graders their ABC's. JOAN MCGEARY Stories of adven.ture will bring her fame, And the hero will always be John by name. THOMAS MCNEILLIE Tapping the earth of its oil reserve, As a petroleum engineer the people helll serve. ARTHUR MINOR When asked what occupation he would choose, He says, A draftsmen's tools I want to use. RUTH IMIURRAY At Indiana she'll do fine, A Home Ec teacher will be her line. JAMES NELSON See the world was heard by our Swede, A sailorls life is what he'll lead. RUTH PFLUGH Service will be yours with a breeze, When Ruth says, What number, please? LAURA WALKER Laura Walker excells in shorthand, Wants to be a typist and get a man. KATHRYN WECKERLY Soon she'll be a blushing bride, Her home and family will give her pride. CAROLE WEINZIERL Her future will be certain we all agree, When she finds her place on the boss's knee. IVIARTHA WIBLE Sl'1e'll wear a uniform of white, Medicines she prescribes will be right. Egg-- COMMITTEES PROM-Kneeiingz George Man- sell. Standing: Caroline Gerard, James Nelson, jean Callahan, Ron- ald Harmon, Joan McGeary, James Crowe, Ruth Simpson. BACCALAUREATE'-Fifsf YOWJ left fo fighfi Carole CLASS NIGHT-Kneeling: Robert Heckard, Arthur Cashdollar, jane MCCafferty, Carole Weinzierl. Sec- Minor. Sitting: Ruth pflughy Mary Grace Malloy' ond 1'OW5 James CTOWS, RlChHfd Kalteflbach- Donna Hamilton. Absent: Robert McCormick. COMMENCEMENT - Left to right: Grace Kennedy, Martha Wible, Harry Albert, Ruth Mur- ray. Absent: Paul Hammer. .M 24 ,W IN IVIEIVIUEIAIVI CLAS: '55 U Clam of 1954 Carl Hughes Ruth Alice Weckerly Ruth Simpson President Treasurer Secretary Albert McGrath Vice President ,,36A Motto: We can if we try Colors: Gold and White Flower: Yellow Rose Iemzmfi K 1 X 4 5 .,.. M2 1,- 2 Q. is f mg, T. Barhight R. Cooper D. Dietrich C. Gerard J. Gilliland R. Harmon C. Hughes M. Jamison D. LeFever V G. Mansell K A. McGrath ' A 'W' E D. Novotny 'J' H X i K if -f frfiv' l S. Percy J. Scholter A E R. Simpson N A -Q, . V R. Weckerly ,f .5 A ' ag Q . R R. Wimer Clam' 0fl955 Motto: 4'If at first you d3n't succeed, try, try againf Colors: Green and White Flower: White Rose Elaine Crowe James Furl Thomas Emery President Treasurer Secretary Phyllis Callen Vice President igg-, V as fi , it 'Q 1 fi If 5 . i. al' .if 1- -. .1 M? I lx ih g W ts , lf.: 1. n if HW LY: .. rv in 1 :sae ai 2. 9 ...writ- .,,.,'. ..,,,, if - v- L V 1 lla. 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Richards D. Shields N. Simpson M. Succop F. Tackett G. Wilson R. Winters SEVENTH GRADERS c1m,0f1958 41 W 7 John Scholter Roy Simpson. Faye Simpson Secretary President Treasurer Rosemary Vollmer Vice President Motto: HI-Ionesty is the best policy. Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Yellow Rose s o ,. . f gal l . J' ' 0 if ,. ' KW if' f L. . A wi gl' ' 5 kk N - ,ffl ,ik ' , ii i f x -- - n '-,-' . .. V :mfr 1' 'Wi ,fi . i i A il ii Ji i mmVV Vi ww hVw J . A Jm z ,V Z k,h., J J N TMJ 6 I .,. v ,ig . J 1615 f ' fi . f ' 4 s , J, X 2 AIVV W J .W l ' lf S J - Z f srls S :1' , S f . 1: I J f. 7 :-' in . .. . . K ' L1..L 15' ' , is 'U . Q' . - VNS: ri! WN Rf ,ff ' , fc 1 J I , ' f fl. P 'li H. -M 2 ' M I ,,.,, i as ' C 2.5 it iv E ' QL- I g.v, . TQ, jf- I I V . . - J Y gi. . . .4 . CWW C' , J f W' i J J 'rgy 2 W 'S ' i A 5 Z mm-, L'-,. x J ii H GQ f S icl A 1 sli M J X J .wma A' ,.3S.. R. Abels J. Albert J. Barnes G. Brown P. Callen S. Campbell M. Crouch C. Dietrich M. Fair J. Funkhouser T. Giles D. Hammer F. Herman J. Hughes J. Hurley R. Hurley N. Jamison A. John H. Jones G. Jordan P. Knoch K. Lackey C. Lloyd J. Lockard F. Martin D. McCormick R. McCormick D. McGrath H. Muranko C. Norton R, Parker J. Prenovitz E. Reif W. Rodgers G. Schreffler J. Scholter G. Shipe F. Simpson R. Simpson J. Smith P. Smith J. Solomon E. Succop A. Tompkins J. Tompkins R . Vollmer D. Weckerly J. Wible GIRLS' CHORLS l First row, left to right: Rebecca Wimer, Alice Cashdollar, Elaine Crowe, Laura Jantz, Delores LeFever, Doro- thea Dietrich, Carolyn McCullough, Kathryn Weckerly, Grace Kennedy, Ruth Alice Weckerly, Theda Barhight, Nancy Sue Runyan, Dorothy Marsh. Second row: Mr, Winer, Arlene Bartley, Beryl jean Kaltenbach, Shirley Percy, Kathleen Gillon, joan McGeary, Phyllis Callen, Marilyn Jamison. Third row: Nancy Percy, Norma Fair, Ruth Simpson, Sandra Murray, Gloria Cooper, Ruth Murray, Laura Walker, Thelma Wise. Fourth row: Martha Wible, Lila Jean McGrath, Donna Hamilton, Patricia Albert. BOYS CHORUS First row, leit to right: Mr. Winer, Carl Hughes, James Crowe, Kenneth Gibson, Robert Huselton, Harry Albert, James Nelson, Donald Hughes, Robert Smith, Theodore Bowser, Eugene Irwin. Second row: Wendell Marsh, William Weckerly, john Smolen, Albert McGrath, Ronald Harmon, Ronald Cooper, Thomas McNeillie, Clifford Crouch, James LeFever, Donald Reinhold. K36-. MIXED CHORUS First row, left to right: Carolyn McCullough, Rebecca Wimer, Kathleen Gillon, Beryl Jean Kaltenbach, Elaine Crowe, Ruth Alice Weckerly, Shirley Percy, Dorothy Marsh, Joann McGeary, Mr. Winer. Second row: Ruth Simpson, Martha Wible, Donna Hamilton, Ruth Murray, Gloria Cooper, Laura Walker, Phyllis Callen, Theda Barhight, Grace Kennedy, Kathryn Weckerly. Third row: Clifford Crouch, William Weckerly, Wendell Marsh, James Crowe, Harry Albert, Carl Hughes, James Nelson, Ronald Harmon, Robert Huselton. Fourth row: Albert McGrath, Ronald Cooper, Thomas McNeillie. JUNIOR M XED CHORUS First row: Jean Jurincic, Tamara Chambers, Florence Tackett, Linda Spangenburg, Christy Knepshield, Carol DeWoody, Marvin Marsh, Leonard Dietrich, Mr. Winer, Raymond Parker, Roy Albert, Nancy Reamer, Bar- bara Crowe, Coletta Dunn, Kay Miller, Joyce McGeary, Sally Birch. Second row: Donald Patterson, Donald Grabe, Nelson James, Curtis Wible, Leroy Gamble, James McCormick, James Cronenwett, Bradford Myers, Ralph Plaisted, Audrey Schieder, Patricia Tyo, Barbara Chambers, Rivie Schlesinger, Nancy Simpson, Joann Bowser. -37- PENN BROADCASTER Front row, left to right: Doris Campbell, Ruth Murray, Grace Kennedy, Laura Walker, Doro- thy MafSh, Carolyn McCullough. Second row: Martha Wible, Mary Grace Malloy, Ruth Pflugh, Donna Hamilton. Third row: Joan McGeary, Harry Albert, Robert Heckard. Fourth rowi Kathryn Weckerly, Jane McCafferty, Mrs. Staudacher, Kathleen Gillon, Carole Wein- zier . Toward the end of each month there's an extra hustle-bustle about Room 4954. For those who may not have noticed it, the Penn Broadcaster editors and reporters are busy finishing and proof-reading their assignments. The news is assembled, typed, run off, and quickly supplies the students with the latest news. The staff this year played Santa Claus to the children in the Mars home by collecting toys and clothing for them. For the May issue the seniors chose their junior assistants to take over the job of publishing the newspaper. THE PENN STAFF First row, lelt to right: james Crowe, Shirley Percy, Joann McGeary, Dorothea Dietrich, Ruth Pflugh, James Scholter. Second row: Rebecca Wimer, Ruth Simpson, Laura jantz, Mr. Winer, Thomas McNeillie, Kathleen Gillon, Carolyn McCullough, Laura Walker, Ruth Mur- ray, Ronald Cooper, Mr. Herceg, Ronald Harmon, Albert McGrath, Doris Campbell. Editor-in-Chief A AA AACarolyn McCullough Assistant EditorA A AA A .,,. AA Albert McGrath Business Manager .,., A A A ..,., Thomas McNeillie Assistant Business Manager A AA AA A A A A AA AA .... AA AA Ronald Cooper Literary Editorst ..,.,. AA A ..., A AA A Kathleen Gillon, Joann McGeary Assistant Literary Editors AA ,..., Laura Jantz, Rebecca Wimer Girls' Sports Editor ,.., AA A AAARuth Pflugh Assistant Girls' Sports EditorA AA AARuth Simpson Boys' Sports Editor A A James Crowe Assistant Boys' Sports Editor A james Scholter Secretary A Laura Walker Assistant Secretary A A A ADorothea Dietrich Art Editors AA A Doris Campbell, Ruth Murray Assistant Art Editors A Ronald Harmon, Shirley Percy Advisors A A A Mr. Herceg, Mr. Winer -- QQ -A MSTRICTLY FORMALU The opening night of any play is always exciting, but for the cast of Strictly Formal it was a doubly exciting event. As the cast took their places everyone realized that the big night finally arrived. The play took place in the Cutler home, the scene of many typical teen-age problems. Jane Cutler fMarty Wiblej is a vivacious girl with a frank, expressive manner whose main problem is a date for the all important J S Dance. Sally, her best friend Cjean Callahanj, is a sweet likable girl. She spends her time worry- - 40 ing about Jim, CRonnie Hageterj a good- looking boy, who is rather fond of himself. George, CHarry Albertj, is a good-looking boy. Although he has a polish which the girls admire, he, however, is a bit on the dumb side. George's father, Mr. Ahern, QPaul Ham- merj is in constant competition. with Mr. Cut- ler over their peonies. jane's father, Andrew, Qjim Nelsonj is no doubt an understanding father but he is sometimes driven to distrac- tion by Jane and her friends. His wife, Nettie, QCarole Cashdollarj is, however, used to An,- drew's rampages and knows how to handle him. Their maid, Agnes, fjane McCaffertyj is a loyal friend to anyone in distress. The normal routine is broken by the ar- rival of Sally's cousin, Marcia, CCarolyn Mc- Culloughj a triple-threat from New York, who will stop at nothing to get a man. Elroy, a general nuisance, QTom McNeil- liej who puts the shot, is constantly being chased by Marilyn CKathryn Weckerlyj, a sweet young girl. He is also the object of affection of Rose Tilton QDorothy Marshj, of whose presence he is quite unaware. Mrs. Tilton, QDonna Hamiltonj is not to be out- done and the actions of Rose are often under her watchful eye. Her youngest daughter, Josie fRoberta Chambersj is truly a brat, not only in name. The arrival of Jane's country cousin, Cindy Collins, QKathy Gillonj puts the action into high gear. With her movie plot ideas, Cindy seeks to make the course of true love run smoothly. Her actions cause an uproar of events which, however, straightened theme- selves out in very good order. One of Cindy's bright ideas is the invitation of Bob, CArt Minorj an Air Force Lt. He arrives in Marine Blues but is more interested in Agnes' cook- ing than in goin.g to the dance. l4l,.. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CLUB First row, left to right: Mrs. Walker, Sally Birch, Barbara Schieder, Nancy Reamer, Betty Taylor, Linda Spangenburg, Carol Kennedy, Carol DeWoody, Darlene McCormick, Patricia Smith, Mae Backderf, Martha Monroe. Second row: Gwendolyn Brown, Coletta Dunn, Florence Tackett, Kay Miller, Andrea Werling, Tamara Chambers, Alice Martin, Audrey Schieder, Pa- tricia Callen, Barbara Chambers, Rivie Schlesinger, Janet Wible, Janet Albert, Jean Jurincic, Janet Lockard. Third row: Virginia Heckard, Rosemary Vollmer, Christy Knepshield, Mary Ann Crouch, Gertrude Stevens, Ruth Hurley, Joyce Mc- Geary, Patricia Tyo, Nancy Simpson, Joyce Solomon, Joann Bowser, Joan LeFever. Fourth row: Barbara Crowe, Delores Weckerly, Margaret Fair, Faye Simpson, Joan Funkhouser, Cornelia Norton, Janice Barnes, Elizabeth Succop, Patricia Knoch, Donna Miller, Velma Fowler, Shirley Campbell, Betsy Rief. The club was organized this year by Mrs. Walker, the advisor. At the first meeting officers were elected as follows: President ,. . ., , .Carol DeWoody Vice President. .. , .. ..,Carol Kennedy Secretary Darlene McCormick Treasurer , . , . Barbara Crowe There were 53 members at this meeting. The Girls' Club has had many activities this yearg the most profitable was the traveling basket. In a later meeting we picked volleyball teams. We played during Girls' Club and the lunch hour. This recreation was enjoyed by all who participated. The club wishes to thank Mrs. Walker for the time and help she has given us this year. PENN HIGH JUNIOR SPORTSMEN'S CLUB First row, Ielt to right: Mr. Ortman, Wilbur Rodgers, Donald Patterson, James Cronenwett, John Tompkins, William Rich- ards, Leroy Gamble, Donald Hixon, Thomas Peer, Ronald Winters, John Smith, Leroy Dietrich. Second row: Roy Simpson, Gerald Shipe, Donald Shields, John Prenovitz, Clark Fair, Thomas Giles, Ronald McCormick, Donald Powell, Frank Dick- son, Thomas McCommon, George Jordan, Regis Jordan, Alan Tompkins, Neil Jamison, Daniel McGrath. Third row: John Scholter, Charles Dietrich, Charles Grabe, Glenn Schreffler, Marvin Marzh, Raymond Parker, Charles Lloyd, Howard Muranko, Gerald Wilson, Frank Herman, Douglas Hammer, Kenneth Lackey. Fourth row: 'Rcnald Parker, Anthony John, Howard Jones, Robert Abels. With Mr. Ortman's help the seventh and eighth grades organ- ized a boys' club. We met in room 5 every other Friday 7th period. Ofhcers were elected as follows: President Frank Dickson Vice President James Cronenwett Secretary Marvin Marsh Treasurer Donald Patterson. We formed a basketball team with Mr. Ortman as coach. Every Thursday night we practiced from 6 to 8, Games were shed- uled with East Brady, Slippery Rock, Winfield, and Meridian. Kneeling: John Scholter, Marvin Marsh. Standing: William Richards, Leonard We Won 63 lost 4' Dietrich, John Smith, Donald Hixon, James Cronenwett, Charles Dietrich, Mr. Ortman. BASEBALL first row, left to right: Mr. White, Thomas McNei1lie, Harry Albert, James Nelson. Second row: James L L-ever, Darrell Novotny, James Furl, Ronald Harmon, Albert McGrath, Robert Huselton, Ronald Cooper ja'1'ze Scholter, Ross Claypool, Carl Hughes, George Mansell, John Gilliland. Although the Panthers played mediocre ball throughout the season they showed hopes of once again fielding a strong team in the future. Most of the Panther defeats were close ones and mostly due to errors. Once again it was Jim Scholter who carried the load with his stable pitch- ing and consistent hitting. The graduating members of this year's team are Tom McNeillie, Pete Al- bert, and Jim Nelson. Catcher . Pitcher ,....,.,. First Base .,.,...,. Second Base . .. ,,., , Right BIG NINE ., Albert Scholter , Furl Gilliland Field ,. Third Base ,,...., McGrath Shortstop .... McNeillie Left Field . ..,,...,. ,...... , Nelson Center Field .,., .. .,.. Cooper . .... Novotny VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, Ieit to right: Donald Hughes, James Nelson, Harry Albert, Robert Huselton, Darrell Novotny. Sec ond row: James Furl, james Scholter, Ronald Cooper, Albert McGrath, Thomas McNeil1ie, Carl Hughes. PLAYERS Jim Scholter ......... Ron Cooper ........ Jim Furl ,.,..,.. .....,....... Tom McNe1ll1e .,,..,.....,...... A1 McGrath ....,,,. Bob Huselton ......... Jim Nelson ........,. Pete Albert .......... Don Hughes ,,.,......,. John Gilliland ...,....,,.,,.4.,.... Bob McCorm1ck ..,........,,.. Darrell Novotny ......,........ Totals .........,. Pos. F C F G G c F G F F F F Games Goals 18 96 18 78 18 32 18 27 18 16 17 18 16 12 15 11 10 7 2 4 5 3 6 2 18 306 -45.. Fouls 60- 98 60-115 34- 72 36- 95 28- 70 15- 37 8- 18 5- 9 3- 3 3- 5 3- 12 3- 6 258-540 Foul Pct. Pts. .612 252 .513 216 .486 98 .378 90 .400 60 .378 51 .388 32 .555 27 L000 17 .600 11 .250 9 .500 7 .471 870 Ave. 14.7 12.7 5.7 5.3 3.7 3.4 2.1 1.5 1.5 5.5 1.8 1.2 45.2 OUR GRADUATING LETTERMEN Tom McN ei1lie-- Guard Pete Albert-Guard - 46- Jim Nelson-- For d On December 2, ,u Panthers got off to ,a,,.bad.,start by drop- . .fix f M W' y ping a 57-39 d H: to The Panthers pla v y poorly and were never ahe lter and Cooper le h Panthers with 14 and 12 points respectively. SLIPPERY ROCK HARRISVILLE t The Panthers a close 43-42 victoi E ogyxir Harrisville in their second gatpvie ofgfihe season. This was felexsaw game and it wasn't decided 51111121112-A fe last minute. Scl'1dpl EQ'iE the scorers with 19 points. MARS In their homeg er, the Panthers too aiyearly lead and held on for a over Mars. Althou ixPar1thers won they didn't play f ir, st brand of ball. Sc M ed the scorers with 16 points. WINFIELD The Panthers Played hapless ball and missed a large per- centage of shots as they droppggi 231059 decision to Winfield. TheiQ ?gs outshot Winheldgffiieixijfhe Held by one goal. Scholter arid Cldoper sparked the Paiiffhersxwith 13 and 10 points respectively. WEST SUNBURY The Panthensggxstaggtxed off league play bygtxalaigg an easy vic- tory. The regulagrisfwisgyfg little action as the played most of the game. COH1:-iiflnffand Scholter were scorers with 19 and 12 points respectively. CONCORD The Panthers dropped a heartbreaking one point game to Concord for theifiifihgtg league defeat. The Eanihers were weak- .Z Riff ff' Zi if ened by the losfii gfsyfral regulars on foulggfgurgkplayed an out- standing game arlrg ifd the scorers with 1l2b1f:oi'g5-fs. Scholter fol- lowed with 11. CHICORA The Panthers were crushed by the powerful Chicora Blue Devils by a to 40. The Pantheifsi the loss of Al McGrath, who with an injury. the Panthers 3 .5 5 were ahead in tlie quarter, they soonxlgiistwtheir lead. Mc- Neillie sparked the Panthers with 14 points. WORTHINGTON The Pan.thers.xpla5yed their worst gamexgfgighe year as they dropped a to Worthington. very few Of their shots. Schglllieglfifd the Panthers ..47.,.. SLIPPERY ROCK The Panthexggigswred the upset of the ggaraais they scored a 60-53 victory Qlgppery Rock. The built up an early lead and vitetefable to overcome a lagtyfgniaffer surge by the Rockets. Scholter and Cooper led the Panthers with 25 and 23 points respectively. WEST SUNBURY The S had an easy gamegaga defeated West Sun- bury 72-ISRS regulars saw in this game, Schol- ter led thc? Piiitizhers with 22 points, followed with 11- CONCORD The wgiie easily defeated traveled to Concord. The sogffe gas 53-27. The a good fight, but they fell apgf tlrie second half. Cooperi'sfiiai'l2ed the Panthers with 14 points. ence in this garfie iflooper led the scorers'7iiili?ithiWf20 points. Schol- CHICORA The Panthgigg up a good light, were defeated by a 64-47 Qontrol of the bank irnade the differ- ter followed with 13. - HARRISVILLE In an exhigifiogggame, the Panthers tQEgk52alE52-43 decision. The Panthers headed as they way. Schol- ter was the leatliiifigiigclorer with 19 poin.ts.iOiSidf5ei' followed with 11. WORTHINGTON In their finaltgleague game of the year,mtheMPanthers took a 58-48 decision. hit on foul shots in this game. Codpgf the scorers with Scholter fol- lowed with 18. Furl also hit the double figures with 10 points, EAST BROOK The next a hard-fought battle East Brook. The Panthers A poor f1rst main cause of defeat. Withifaiilittle more tirne the Bahthgrs would have probably copped the decision. Cooper led the scorers with 16 points. WINFIELD The Panthegsgplayed good ball in theiggfinalw home game of the year as a 92-43 score. school scoring record. iScl1filter led the scorers Qgfpoints. Cooper and Huselton followed with 14 and 11 points respectively. EAST BRADY The Panthers went down to defeat in the final game of the year at the powerful game was never close as the couldn't overcomeitilje shooting of the opposition., and Scholter ledzisfheiizlijanthers with 14 and 12 points respectively. -4534 V 2 v ,, N., ,.,,. . ,. 1-:M-1, .w,g,,wg- -V- -. -. i!i:: E:EQFf . uf 1: ww 5 Q Q S an 3 'Q 1 fl X 1, iff' A Q fp ,i?Gf-f- 5 . V K Q J I l,,?,, , JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to righl: Theodore Bowser, James McCormick, Donald Hughes, Thomas Emery, Carl Pflugh, Bradford My- ers, Gary Weinzierl. Second row: Mr. White, William Weckerly, Nelson James, james LeFever, John Gilliland, Robert Smith, Curtis Wible, Wendell Marsh, Carl Hughes, Kenneth Gibson. The junior Varsity started off their season with a real bang this year. Throughout the season we played seventeen games. The ten games we won still send a thrill through us. To realize we were frightened before those games would be putting it mild- ly. Those few words from the coach, Let's go boys, and we would straighten up and look at our teammates. The hope and determination in. their faces told us to do our best and quit worrying about the outcome of the game, Our goal is the varsity team. What better could there be! We realize this is to be accomplished only through practice and hard work. You have all met our coach, Keith White, who gives generously of his time and effort that we might learn and better the techniques of basketball. Submitted by The Junior Varsity GIRLS' BASKETBALL I Kneeling: Theda Barhight. Left to right: Joan McGeary, Donna Hamilton, Ruth Pflugh, Jane McCafferty, Ruth Simpson Grace Kennedy, Dorothea Dietrich, Ruth Murray, Arlene Bartley, Dorothy Marsh, Laura Jantz, Mary Grace Malloy Martha Wible, Gloria Cooper, Mrs. Hewitt. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Hewitt, our coach, and joan McGeary, our man- ager, the Pantherettes started their season with a warm-up game against the Alumni which we won. Ruth Murray was chosen captain of the team. Our first ofhcial game found us at home competing with Worthington. After hard play the Pantherettes came through with a score of 20 to 11. Throughout the season we have had Ruth Pflugh, Donna Hamilton, and Marty Wible starting as forwards and Ruth Murray, Mary Grace Malloy, and Ruth Simpson starting as guards. At mid-season we lost one of our forwards, Laura Jantz. Our season ended with a very exciting game at Worthington, which we won 10-9. The girls did well this season by winning 7 out of 8 official games. We also played two games which were scheduled for the last year. To our Senior'Pantherettes we want to wish A'Luck and Success in the Futuref' Home Away Home Away Freeport .. ...,. .2 7-29 37-34 Winfield .... ..,..,. 4 9-23 39-15 Worthington . ,. .... 20-1 1 10- 9 Richland ,... . ,. 11-30 Evans City .... ... , . 22-15 16-15 Hampton. ... . 21-30 -53.. CHEERLEADERS' CLUB First row, left to right: Rosemary Vollmer, Janet Albert, Joyce Solomon, Coletta Dunn, Janet Wible, Kay Miller, Cor- nelia Norton. Second row: Mrs. Laverne Walker, Alice Cashdollar, Elaine Crowe, Patricia Albert, Lila Jean McGrath, Linda Spangenburg, Sandra Murray, Nancy Percy, Patricia Tyo. Third row: Kathryn Weckerly, Shirley Percy, Caroline Gerard, Donna Hamilton, Carolyn McCullough, Martha Wible, Kathleen Gillon. '4Cheer, cheer for old Penn High was the spirited yell of the cheerleaders this season. Backed by the school spirit of enthusiastic fans the girls helped to add to the morale of every player on the team. Eight Junior High cheerleaders were added to the club this year making a total of 24. One of the highlights in the activities of the club was a Pep Dance. The Senior graduating members of the club received sweaters as a final token of a job well done. This year we say goodbye to four seniors: Jeannie with her extra ounce of pep . . Kay with her ready smile .... Marty with her spirit to win .... and Kathy with her never failing spirit of support. President ., , . Kathy Gillon Secretary .. .. .,,. Kathryn Weckerly Vice President, Carolyn McCullough Treasurer , ., , .Shirley Percy 154, SET I P 99395 V 949 9 9,90 it 99 s'g9 Q 9 OVQA 932.22462 , .Mar x fi '29 Ln. Q, 5 -'ax A-b,.fP than 's' I l x ,vn- ' tg 5 hifi N ' Su 'X f L 1 i 9 ivy S' O Q! . Q! ' ,F ' f .Q .. .49 - X bf '1 X ulfsm i f 1 v 'ii n x --- CHRONOLOGICAL SEPTEMBER 2-First day of school 9-Seniors registered voters 17-Individual pictures-Mr. Bennett 19-Juniors received class rings 20-County Institute 24-Gypsy Troubadours for assembly 29-First P. T. A. OCTOBER 1-Seniors got their pictures takenr--Senior Skate 3-P. S. E. A. No school-eNew Castle 6-Seniors order name cards. 10-Mr. John's School Patrol-Movies 13QOrder robes for Mixed Chorus 22-Junior Class Party 24-Seniors take State Employment tests-HGuadacanal Diary 25-Pitt-North Carolina Game 27-P. T. A. 31-Sophomore Halloween Dance NOVEMBER 3-Miss Sabelleck left today 4--First report period over 5-New teacher-Mrs. Kerr 10--American Education Week-Open House 11-No school-Armistice Day 14-Program for American Education Week 18-Mrs. Kerr left 19-Mrs. Port-Pep Dance 20--Mrs. Davis 2 1- Strictly Formall'-Matinee 24-25-Seniors' BIG Production of Strictly Formal 27-28-Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 2-Slippery Rock fAwayj 4-Gray Duo-assembly 8-Mrs. Port back 12-Harrisville CAwayj 15-Mrs. Hoovler-Mrs. Burkart 16-Mars QI-Iomej 18-Mixed Chorus sang in asssembly and Cooperstown 19-Winfield CAwayj 21-Kandy Kane-Seniors' Christmas Dance 23-Xmas Party 24-Kay got ring from Carl JANUARY 6-Girls game-Worthington QHomej 7-Winfield Jr. Hi fHomej 9-West Sunbury CAwayj 10- 53 Frolic-Yearbook Dance 13-Concord CHomej 16--Chicora CAwayj- Broken Arrow 20-Got afternoon off school to watch Inauguration on T.V. Evans City Girls' game fHomej 22-Mr. McCullough came 23--Mr. Winters Movies of the West-Worthington QI-Iomej 27-Slippery Rock QHomej-UPSET GAME-We Won 30--West Sunbury CI-Iomej 56 CALENDAR FEBRUARY 3-Concord CAwayj 4- Winfield Jr. Hi fAwayj 6-Chicora CHomej 10-Harrisville QHomej-Slippery Rock Jr. Hi QAwayj 11-Miss Lukehart-Pinkerton 13-'Alt Happens Every Spring -Worthington CAwayj 14-Valentine Dance 17-East Brook fHomej 18-Dale Powell Insurance-POD 23-East Brady Jr. Hi QAwayj 24-Winfleld fHomej 25-Mr. Hartman-Robert Morris MARCH 1 1-Emlenton Tournament-Mercer J. V. S 'N' X00 I sf-5 N-4705.29 Q Q o 0 Doo 0 0 9 S . 0 9 so i I ,go 9, s Q V 7 00 B of f Qi . gif? 5' . l ' 'o'4'4:b i u2'? g i fts' X , 1 . 4 13-Senior Class Party for Nelson Wg I - 17-Sophomore Skate I , If X - 20-8th Grade Assembly I 23-Jim left l 4. 25-Patterson Gym Team-End of 3rd 9 weeks . 27-Yearbook Talent Show-Biggest success of the year ' Q 30-Mixed Chorus sang P. T. A. . X X 62 I APRIL J .sf Q 47-w 1-April Fool 3-6-Easter Vacation 'mf' 7-Mr. Varnum resigned :. 8-New Principal-Mr. White 10-Mr. McCullough left h 20-Ford Circus 1 C' f 21-junior Skate X ' 'H' ffll x f A . MAY l X 42, 1-Senior State Scholarship Tests-Junior Assembly- ,A Q ' ' Nuf ced , , ' 6- Father Was A Fullback '05-' 7-Seniors visit jail Seniors Final Tests ' Senior Banquet Senior Prom Moonllght and Roses -Baccalaureate f -Last Day of School 7 Q -Commencement 7 W7 I ZX! 8-i ' J ' ll 4 18- ' ' 22- ' A 24 26 Class Night M Y 27 28 4 V B. 5' .. ri -Vx, RETROSPECT Remember how the Seniors and Juniors fought over the Prom. Remember the time Miss Sabelleck told Art he made too much noise, so he took off his shoes and walked around in his stocking feet. Remember the time Chuck was off and Mr. Ortman was looking for people to come in and clean his room for him after school. Remember the time two Freshmen girls got caught in the attic hiding from Mr. Ortman. Remember when a Freshman boy told Mr. Herceg a certain. Freshman girl wanted to squeeze him. Remember the fun the Freshmen had at their assembly rehearsals. Remember when Mr. McCullough started auctioning off pictures in study hall. Remember when Virginia had her picture taken by Mr. Herceg while she was working on her Math. Remember the day the Senior girls all put their coats on. Miss Sabelleck, not to be out- done, put hers on too. Remember how Shirley and Caroline always preten.ded they were twins when they met visit- ing cheerleaders. Remember the day Bob McCormick proved his weight-lifting ability in assembly. Remember when Student Council gave their speeches in assembly. Remember how the Broadcaster Staff always had trouble making the newspaper readable Remember how the Seniors always looked forward to Mental Health Class. Remember how everyone always seemed to have too much homework. Remember how every time anyone got sick Jim Nelson was always elected to take them home. Remember how the Juniors always sold their candy bars and cookies on. credit. Oh, those chocolate cookies!!! Remember when Chuck was on jury duty. How everyone missed him. Remember how the Seniors were always afraid of losing their Senior privileges. ..5g..... Remember when Art Minor told the Chemis- try Class about the time he made pudding. Remember when Miss Sabelleck finally passed her drivers test. Remember when. the Sophomores invited C???j the Seniors to go along with them to the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Remember our guide, Johnson, we all thought he was a policeman but he was really a fireman. Remember when Miss Sabelleck told Latin I that When a Frenchman kisses you, you've been kissed. Remember when Art fell asleep at play prac- tice and got locked in the school. Remember the Chop-Chop girls of Free- port. Ho!!!!! Remember the big upset when we beat Slip- pery Rock. Remember the time we got the afternoon off because there wasnft any water. Remember the time Mr. McCullough told the Senior Girls the joke about spoons Remember the Matinee of the play when Marty appeared in her glamorous negligee with blue jeans underneath. Jean and Kathy were so overcome laughing they could hardly say their lines. Remember the party for Jim Nelson, all the fun we had playing kid games. Remember how the Seniors missed Mr. Hub- ner this year. Remember the epidemic of weddings in the Senior Class. Remember the first night of the play when the last act was interrupted by a loud crash. Nothing serious, just Kathy falling down the stairs. Remember how the decorations from the New Year's Dance were left up all spring for us to enjoy. Remember how everyone always took their troubles to Chuck. Remember how bad the Senior boys felt after their last baseball game. Remember the time Mr. McCullough threat- ened to give Tommy an I. Q. Test. Remember the fun we had remembering Re- member When's. Signed John M. McGeary and Kathleen A. Gillon. ,. 5. ,KW 1-F? VLVLL,, hL', 3 ,LL,zL R I xv 4y.kff-.,. ,,.- .Lk. k -I VAVLI 1 - F jg- v,,kk K 'gg 5 f Qffk h,yA W'-v .,tV , --22 I T. 1':v 5 H H YA 'wi' . , ::' -V ji :.. q . I V . VV 5, V, LQV: .mf V if 'f Q ' 3 v 72- A4135 :li . as H., 'A ., f ' v 1 , :.f ,,.- . H V' 'FU' Q f A +2-Q , 251 L v Q Y if 'Qf'Qii 1wff.lm 1 -:. , W -- kg.. :,. Kathy and Tom BOOSTERS Sam Greer Mr. and Mrs. Merle Harmon Bob McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Furl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNeillie Christy Knepshield Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Armond J. Staudacher Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gillon Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albert Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hixon Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Musselman Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Greer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenawalt Mr. and Mrs. James Albert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keasy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staples Mr. and Mrs. John D. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weckerly Mr. and Mrs. Loyal C. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weckerly The Class of 1953 Mr. and Mrs. William Succop Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dodds Mrs. and Don Ketchem Jake Fredley Mr. Chas. Stepp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lackey Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weckerly Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wimer Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ledford Mr. and Mrs. James Cronenwett Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Smolen Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Welsh A Friend Another Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Mansell Mr. and Mrs. Press Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Novotny Darrell and Shirley The Class of 1954 The Sophomore Angels Mrs. Carrie Hamilton Mrs. Lois Ballentine Mrs. Helen Brunermer Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Gallentine Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hewitt Mrs. Laverne Walker Mrs. Keith White Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Winer Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hartzell, Jr. The Nurse A. Craig Succop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burgoyne Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Ortman Herceg and Mrs. Paul R. Hartzell . and Mrs. Vernon L. Nicklas and Mrs. Ivan C. Backderf Mrs. Pearl Voltz Mr. and Mrs. Meade McCullough lV1r. and Mrs. Harold Reif Mr .and Mrs. James R. Klug Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Hill Mr Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sutherland and Mrs. George L. Williams Mr and Mrs. Kenneth W. Scholter Mr and Mrs. John Rusnak lVIr. and Mrs. Jos. J. Steffen Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Crowe Ronnie Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Davis Dr. G. A. Zucker Jay Shoppe George S. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schang Mr. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wagner Mr. and Mrs. G. Earl Sadlon Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer Mrs. Frank Reed Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Fulop Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eichelberger Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hartzell Cheerleaders Club The Beehive Four The Class of 1956 John White The Class of 1957 The School Board The Class of 1958 Jean and Bud Kenney and Gabby Smithy I 9 The Buyer s Guide TO Wboi Who in Butler COMWQIE Bufineff I Penn's Penn Points the Place to Patronize Acknowledgments To: Advertisers and boosters for their financial support: Russell Bennett and staff for their fine service: Mr. Samuel Hilles and Mr. Lamont McCandless of Craftsmen-Ziegler Company for their advice and co-operation: Mr. Varnum and the faculty for their co-operation: Student Body for the use of their snapshots: All others who have contributed to the publication in any Way: THE PENN STAFF gives a hearty thanks. A McDONALD HEATING 6. Compliments Trucks - G. M. C. - Tractors PLUMBING of APPx.xANcEs KRAUS BAKERY DREHER SERVICE 225 North Main Street Parts and Accessories HUSELTON MOTOR COMPANY 414 South Main Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA Phone 75-140 R. D. l - Route 8 A North ol Butler Phone Butler 71-724 BILL Di CUCCIO'S BARBER SHOP 220 West Iefterson Street Washing -BLc:ZE':ing ' Tim BU TLER , PENNSYLVANIA Phone Nixon-2-742 R. D. 6, Butler, Pennsylvania SUNCREST SERVICE IS FRIENDLY SERVICE DINNERS SANDWICHES L U N C H E S ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS 'ir i' ui' Mobilgas - Mobiloil - Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Specialties non Callen - Loyal Myers WE WELCOME YOUR PATRONAGE Pennsylvania Route 8 9 Miles South of Butler Hunting a Bargain? I can make you an ofter today that would be impossible in later years. Get the bargain that Lite Insurance offers youth. . DALE C. POWELL 112 S. Main St. BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of TAPER'S IEWELERS WONDAY FILM SERVICE, INC Cameras - Films - Supplies Movie Equipment - Greeting Cards Ieflerson and McKean Sts. Phone 75-893 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA EMERY TAXIDERMY 61 FUR SHOP Dependable Archery Tackle Reloading Supplies Fur Coats - Buckskin Gloves 516 West Brady St. Telephone 22-582 BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA -63, THE BUTLER FLORIST K I R K P A T R I C K' S - Iewelers - Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Corsages cr Specialty Q U A I. I T Y 143 EUSIIGHGYSOY1 Street DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE Phone 42-401 CShopJ Phone Meridian 2-655 Cfiesidencel BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 125 South Morin Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Service for BD Years BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS OF But1er's Leading Furniture W V H U S E L T O N Institution ' ' DAVIS PLASTERER CONTRACTOR FURNITURE COMPANY R. D, 6 - BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 127-129 WGS' Ieffefson Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Phone Butler 48-626 Phone 3-759 JOI-IN HONSE COMPANY H O P I E S 201 South Main Street FILMS - CAMERAS - SUPPLIES BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 120 South Washington Street Phone 4-707 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA But1er's Finest Furniture Store if I COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Better Insurance Servrce R. G. MONROE IVICELVAIN - ELDEB AGENCY LITTLEBROOK FARM 401 Mellon National Bunk Building EGGS - POUHIY BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Nixon 2-221 R. D. 6 Phone 29-400 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF O Scrap Iron and Nietals xyqen ottled Gas Ace lene Welding and gutting Supplies Dial 45-480 201 Kittanning Street Route 8 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA IT IS YOUR BEST BUY Always Welcome MOTOROLA TELEVISION at the Sharp, Easy-to-see Television . glorious PM sound . . . simplified controls . . . all this in a smart Furniture-styled cabinet at a price you can afford! T A Y L O R A D I O 328 New Castle Street Phone 31-41 MAIN RESTAURANT BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 2 PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL WILLYS OF F. I. KECK GARAGE 132 New Castle Street BUTLER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA 233 South Main st. Butler, PQ. leaps ' Station Wagons Telephone 35-330 Cars Trucks Specialists in Business Training BUTLER SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Main and Iefferson Street FRANK'S SERVICE STATION Fast Courteous Service With Branch Offices in Route 8 e Nixon 2870 EAST BRADY - FOXBURG - PARKERS LANDING 85 Years of Continuous Banking Service to This Community R.D.6 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ,.65A PULLMAN - STANDARD CAR MANUFACTURING CO. G World's Largesf Builder of Rqilroad Cars COMPLIMENTS OF DILLICH'S LUMBER CO. 9 BOOKS SHOE STORE LUMBER MILLWORK 229 South Mcxin Street E I C nninghcxm and M St 1 BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA Ph 2 772 W 0 R S I- E Y NIXON GARAGE Butler's Largest Retail REPAIRING a :A I Q W 11 St ff PM gt D ompsonsjg . ir WELDING C r Cunninghct d R D 6 WGSh1ng'0nC1f ' BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER COUNTY OFFICES Butler Chicorcz Lyndora Hcxrrisville Sczxonburg Zelienople BANKING FACILITY AT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL MELLON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT NSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Pasteurized Dairy Products NICK,S INN ELM SPRING FARM DAIRY LEGAL Wm. Weckerly G Son, Props. BEVERAGES Ph 44 941 ROUTE 3 D- 6 B tl P YI F O R E COUNTRY KITCHEN MCCORMICK'S Your Health B ki t L h D- r , , xnne and 'ea as unc n SERVICE STATION Home Made P1e Pleasufe R A150 N GROCERIES - CONFECTIONS GOLF AT SUNCREST c 1 I Small Pcxrt 18 Holes R' D. 6 BROWNSDALE PENNSYLVANIA D 6 - BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA Ph 2181 -57.. WILLIAMS RESTAURANT AT STEPP INN Chicken Dinners Are Our Specialty Refreshments - Malt Beverages - Luncheonette Two Dining Rooms - Party Reservations We Appreciate and Welcome Your Patronageu Phone Nixon 2-341 6 Miles South of Butler on Route 8 Owen I. Williams-Owner and Prop. D. 6. Butler, Pennsylvania BUTLER LUMBER 6. SUPPLY COMPANY O LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES O BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA COIVIPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY CO. 118-122 South Main Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S SHOE STORE BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Butler County's Largest Shoe Store COMPLIMENTS OF BUTLER VULCAN IZIN G CO. Miller Boys COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 143 Mercer Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA PATTERSON AUTO PARTS 415 West Iefierson Phone 4711 K 5 f f E if isa HQ 5' A5 5 if 3, .. ,, :QsS.s55 isa 'ak 7 CONGRATULATIONS G It was my pleasure to photograph the seniors this year. Thanks to each of you for the splendid co-operation. And may everything you strive for become a reality. RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIO 145 South Main Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA ak COMPLIMENTS OF Luella Greenavvalt EISLER-SI-IAFEER M O T O R C O. CLOVER FARM STORES 238 New Castle Street R.D.6 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Nixon 2-381 15 'K' CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH -70- 4 COMPLIMENTS CAN ALWAYS D0 Lloyd I. Wingert B E 'r T E R AT AND T R O U T IVI A N' S William L. Wingert 4 L. C. BALFCUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT ANNQUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS AWARDS MEDALS TROPHIES FRATERNITY AND CLUB IEWELRY 6 Represented by: CHARLES M. KLINGENSMITH 424 Greenhurst Drive Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Phone: Fieldbrook 1-6801 BALI-'OUR IS RECOGNIZED AS AMERICA'S FINEST -71- COMPLIMENTS RELIABLE FURNITURE CO OF KEYSTQNE Phone 75-702 Corner Main at North Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA SUPPLY TRACY 6. KIKEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 236 West Iefferson Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA SHAFFER'S I EWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES - IEWELRY Penn Theatre Building BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUB Phone 74-927 205 South Main Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS 'OF ALLEN D. GREENE Real Estate and Insurance 314 South Main Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA L72-. A. B. IVIANN 8: CO. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS - Quick Repairs - 251 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone 41-023 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA DAIRY QUEEN Nationally Known. Locally Owned Albert Riggle, Prop. 6 Miles South, Route 8 HARVEY TRADER The Complete Music Store Radios. Phonographs. Records. Pianos Musical Supplies, Television and All Band Instruments IIZAIS East North Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA EDWARD BARTLEY Lime Spreading Fertilizer - Coal VALENCIA, R. D. 2 Nixon 2264 Compliments of PAUL KIRKPATRICK Sporting Goods Luggage 130 East Ieiferson Street Butler, Pennsylvania OWN YOUR OWN HOME MILLER. DUMBAUGH 6. CYPHER CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS Phone 75-585 331 South Washington Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 'X gi 32,3 gym 4 1 K Law ff Ser 1 ,vt 9 2 ' xf H 7 fl -5 iz 5 ',e'SfaM'a5 w 'Ng 5 S W ss 5 P K is Kin be fa. 193 E s af Q S L a ,Q 9,3 5 'H 4. X 5 f' + 1. 4 , , .Q 1- 4' ww X 2 Ni Q Em af 3 ,Z Q 2 -eq ff. ,,.,.,. N. ,. ,az 2328 ,K X Q, H H I I I 7 Q 5 N ,ef 2 X K ik Y, Q 3 age 3 'E 1 Q Ev' RE ,Q - Q ., s E ,S my Q X I I Q, we y vw x f H 4, E A Q. X , M 'E 'E ' E 5 1 W 4 Zigi- ' f S 1 5 2 are E F. Ta f W ex K N1 ,K V W.. , fy.. L' 5 1 se ' ' 5 '53Tg3z,sg5555ggg5giA2Sfrf1i5g:awp 0 U .Q . -, LY ilhiwii 3:-H-: a , S wx - . . 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'L ff'!f f J s1ai '7' Y A ' 1Qa,1em51:,,.,,.,: ., . .'f Mrk? i E visrrawi, ' ' l'E..?-2 1 V- W w zsz ffg.-2 1 - Mi .. .-,.-f, ,,n,f.w,,m,Q,..W..,..1.,-. . ., iw-f . W- , M- I f-:' U-W-wmv. mm .,.,.,. , . f- 7. .. pf:.,1e2z '2f- ?ifW.-Mfixigez,.f,.?l5'3i:i'2iwsyxs,5fg,,Mg k f 'M' . ,X 155 f f V QS 'wfa?w.,:B35Q7 Q2 ' W N Q wWfgiLeNmfww,Q.Mm,,,faw QMY , fww .Ls as Am ,Mimi FRESH FEEDS I Do Make a Difference GET Your Supply TODAY SUN-SIDE FEEDS Are Famous for Their Fine Quality and Freshness P. J. OESTERLING 81 SON, INC. CASH FEED STORE Phone 3-705 - 3-745 We Deliver R. M. Bowser 8: Son P1-me mm 2-341 HARDWARE - LUMBER Builders' Supplies ROOT QUALITY BEE SUPPLIES STORM DOORS OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS 4 RENFREW, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Nixon 2-242 1921 - STEPP INN- 11953 R. D. 6 - BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA MODERN MOTORIST INN 5 Miles South of Butler Pennsylvania Route 8 at Airport-Nixon Road Service Station - Service Garage Repair Shop STEPP INN APPRECIATES AND WELCOMES YOUR PATRONAGE 25 Miles North of Pittsburgh w -75-. Compliments of CARSON 'S BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 124 South Monroe Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 28-730 L. 6. L. AUTO COMPANY We Buy and Sell Late Model Cars 126 North Elm Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF HEROLD'S DAIRY BAR SUNDAES - SODAS MILK SHAKES East Iefierson Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of SOLOMON'S SERVICE Atlantic Products Route 8 3 Miles South oi Bu R. D. 6 tler BARTOLI'S CLEANERS - HATTERS Plant: 340 Mercer Street Store: 126 West North Street Phone Butler 75-938 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA BENSON'S NUF-CED Home of RICHMAN BROTHERS CLOTHES BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments ol EDWARD D. LOTZBIRE WEST FARM AGENCY Phone Nixon 2-418 COMPLIMENTS OF PEPPER'S FLORIST 112 West Cunningham Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA Phone 74-905 HINDMAN TRANSFER Greyvcm Lines. Inc. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING 245 East Iefterson Street Phone 74-O52 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA DON LORD MOTOR COMPANY 4 123-125 East Wayne Street BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 31-170 COMPLIMENTS OF Armco Steel Corp. 4 'A' YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA -751 DIXON PHARMACY T. F. Diienderler. R.P. I. A. Iohnson. R.P. Corner Diamond and South Main Street. Opposite Mellon Bunk Building BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA Telephone 41-721 COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEGHENY ROAD AND FUEL OIL CO. sm rr wmt nowsns ANTON KRUT 328 South Main Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA THE VOGELEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 408-409 Mellon Bank Building BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA READ, LEAR 5. co. Dial 71-911 Comphmems of AIRPORT RESTAURANT 310 Mellon Bunk Building G h F- ld GEO. SCHENCK 61 'G Um le BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA - - Dinners Nixon 2 691 steaks STOCKS AND BONDS For Class Rings See E. C. MEYER IEWELER - OPTOMETRIST 106 North Main Street .,...... Phone 75-565 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Contractors and Builders Cor. Wagner Ave. and Birch St. BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA REAMER'S SERVICE Suxonburg Dinner Bell Road CAR SERVICE cmd GROCERIES Phone Scrxonburg 138-R-6 , 1 r .gs .. wg tj... :'z.L.'?,,',Qf5.iv -N ..hV g f : ,5:..'., '4g - Ak Q V7 4.V.uV3l,..f3f,fif, Qt., Y' ,Q ' 1, D f -Mn - f 'it-YW it ' f- Q. ugaffisgue. -J E- 'N M mutt nut 1 in wget.. A 3. :Fl , rl n ,E . t:,mg.45 f .4 I messaaaa.assaes,sgges52s,,If, gig, 0 pg- A .fs-Y 1 '11 itat 'lI 'l 'FIV' I2'j . Gd. ' wi' ' , jf- 3 -, .V .Af se '. '41g1-'gis tEn.!t.,...2f....g,-,ies -it,:f2,ftf2' . f .. f!+..:zF J9 fs.el L t s!5E'gx pg , Tiff? 1, ff' f 'i 1 M 'Li'-2?3T1' eg: flag- Ev TREFREY ENGINEERING Reg. Prof. Engineers 4 Miles South of Butler on State Route 8 P. O. Box 737 -- Butler, Pa. 4 COMPLIMENTS OF R. Glenn Thompson BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 4 if Q . I COMPLIMENTS Scholter Av1at1on Co. OF GRAHAM FIELD I Phone Nixon 2-500 - 2-731 P BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION 'A' O AL MORROW'S COMPLIMENTS or BUTLER FARM BUREAU SERVICE STATION KEYSTONE PIPE 6 SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Main Office and Warehouse 141 South Monroe Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA Phone 21-720 Branch Warehouses Mars - Portersville - Sa b q OWNED BY THOSE IT SERVES Featuring Kendall Products Plus Prompt. Courteous Sex-vi R te 8-6 Miles South of BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Ph N n 2-411 FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY BUTLER Butler, Pennsylvania Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS MILO WILLIAMS IEWELERS 114 South Main Street BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA Butler's Oldest Ieweler -73- TANNEFVS GROCERIES Sports pause...Have a Coke Full Line of GROCERIES - MEATS COLD CUTS - FRESH FISH FRUITS and VEGETABLES We Deliver ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS 5 RENFREW, PENNSYLVANIA Phone Nixon 2-534 ,I -1 - Bottled under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by the Quaker State Coca-Cola Bottling Company Butler. Pennsylvania W. L. ROE ' Builders' Supplies Grading and Ditchinq - Coal General Hauling Phone Meridian 3-160 BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA BETTER FURNITURE ron LESS D Lqrg my mai, ROBINS 'll UDl BUTLER. PENNSYLVANIA 119 New Castle Street V 'I BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA am Y Town Clothes For the Young Man Phone 4-082 HUTCI-IINSCN' CLEANERS and DYERS 4 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 4 Phone Butler 3-731 331 Negley Avenue BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA S 4 Carbon Center Coal Co. R. D. 3 - BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA LUMP - NUT - STOKER - MINE RUN Phones: Nixon 2-483 - Butler 24-678 4 THE PLANE VIEW Choice Beverages Fine Foods CHESTER and EMMA MICHALSKI Eight Miles South of Butler Phone Nixon 2-261 R. D. 6, Butler, Pct. Complimenfs GEO. KETTERER. FURNITURE BELL BLCCK 6: Roper Range BRICK CO' Ostermoor Mattress Dial 24-151 221 South Mcrin St t BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA Craftsmen-Ziegler Company Lithographing and Printing 235-239 West Cunningham Street V. Phone 4-743 ' Butler, Pennsylvania -go..