Penns Valley High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Spring Mills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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P3 .'s,,.g,. - 1 -Jo' .- N Al gerll i ft, Tat' . , fl'-.vi 1 A -'L -- -1 1 3 ll X . a A' . . ' - .- A W 11. . c 4 U A' Q LJ- 7 1 '- ' 7 5-P -, 1 ff . t' Presenting this edition of The Blue and White of ' Q Jllgjl I . 'sg yr, y i 1959, to you, our school, the yearbook staff has - g, 0: ,i ' 1 565.-H ' woven its tribute to the school year around the theme - G' be ' ' V1 1 ,' , Our Alma Mater. Gratitude is appropriately di- ' ', ', 'O W ' I 7:5 'I l Q ' , if f, -, rected to the creators of the Alma Mater, Mrs. Mar- , i' JE x Y I f A 'N 1 N X . . . . , -', , garet Bierly who wrote the lyric and Mr. William i 'f 1 4 - ' g ,vhs Z. Q ,, l',fQai I 1 Spang who composed the music. Hail to thee, Our A J' T N ' ' l . .717 ' - .', , , . . , R' ' l ' Y , wa ' :nb V. 1' tvs. Alma Mater. :SVI .su uvxlgl V i X ' . lltggw ' ,'-ni'-'Oil ,.-:,.i 9, rm i Q5-3,1 x -' . , . 4 ' .'.:-- fs, I. ', - f:H:,,!r - , . 1 N -0'0 -I I an 15,3 'JMS' h. i ' ' ' ' , -'N 'L .-i'.'s'w.,ti'i'ifiY . 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It is the satisfying feeling of a life spent in a worth-while way, and a feeling of service rendered. Move forward with faith and courage. Seize your opportunities as they come and use your talents to make the most of them. Best wishes to all of you in finding real success! PENNS VALLEY HIGH, YOUR ALMA MATER, HAS FAITH IN YOU. 6 Mr. McCoy and Mr. Watts check over new equipment for the mechanical drawing class initiated in the school this year. .aascawzpm yu., 5. mea, One of the tests of a good education is how much it en- ables a student to go on living and learning under his own power. A high school should help a student to do what he can not do for himself. One of the marks of thq educated man is his capacity for independence, his per- sonal insights into meaning and value, his own ability to reason from given conclusions and his power to evaluate the many forces that play upon' him throughout life. It is our hope that students of Penns Valley Area High School will grow into this kind of self-reliance. 7 74e2amdof5 ' FIRST ROW: Russell Stover, C. E. Rishel, Kenneth Dutrow, john G. Myer-President, Mary B. Barger-Secretary, Paul Shreck- engast. SECOND ROW: Lester Hosterman, Ralph Alters, Thomas Searfoss, Glenn Wolfe, John Witmer, james Bohn, Edward Wance. THIRD ROW: Ray Boob, Ward Fetzer, john Cooner, Roy R. Zettle-Treasurer, Bland Frankenberger, Paul Thomp- son, Harold Bradford, Ray Musheno. FOURTH ROW: Carris Reffner, Mahlon McCaleb, Robert Rimmey, Paul Grenoble, Roy Dunklebarger, Nevin Shook, Dale Miller. Members absent: M. T. Zubler, R. R. Bartges, C. Ardell Myers, Paul Bower, Oran Stover, William McCool, Rex Rockwell, Eldon Greninger. 0 4 0 Lee Vonada, Robert Zeigler, Kenneth Royer, Malvin Wance, Albert Stover, Paul Brown, john Miller-Solicitor, Russell Murphy. 8 Sf X MARTHA ANDERSON, B.S. Now, I'lI :end you to the office. Science, Geography junior Science Club MARGARET BIERLY, B.A. You Jbould know il by fbi! lime. English junior Class Advisor D-RamfA Club ARDELL BARRY, M.Ed. Get to work. Mathematics junior Class Advisor Fly Tying Club Cutodian Supervisor junior Class Play junior High School Student Council JAMES BLAIR, M.Ed. Why were you lute? Science, Guidance Junior High School Advisor PAUL BARTGES, M.Ed. Now when I war . . . Social Studies Junior High School Advisor Projectionist Club Supervisor of Visual Aids Equipment RALPH BEAHM, M.A. Fm wailing. Mathematics, P. O. D. junior High School Advisor EMMA BIBLE , M.L.S. RUSSELL BOHN, B.S. When I was in Canada . . . Social Studies Sophomore Class Advisor Nature and Travel Club Faculty Manager of Athletics Y ROBERT BONNELL, B.S. Well, NOW wlmfa' wrong? Business Education Senior Class Advisor Newspaper, Student Activities Fund And YOU go info zlae workroomf' Librarian Library Club I0 DAVID EDWARDS, B.S. Clown Science, Social Studies Junior High School Advisor Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach VIRGINIA BRADFORD, BS. Le1'r hurry, glrlrf' Home Economics Senior Class Advisor F.H.A. Club LECLAIRE FETTEROLF, B.Ed. Well, all right. English, Latin Senior Class Advisor Future Teachers of America Club RELDA BREON, B.S. Sli down. junior High School Advisor GERALD GATES, M.Ed. Hold it douvz to 11 dull roar. Health, Physical Education, Science Sophomore Class Advisor Archery Club Baseball Coach RAY BRIGHT, M.S. lVell now, l'll tell you. Social Studies, Science Sophomore Class Advisor DAVID GRAYBILL, B.S. Well, I would my Mir. Science, Mathematics Senior Class Advisor Senior Science Club Attendance Reports MILFORD BUCHANAN, B.S. Real rapidly, quirk like. Mathematics junior High School Advisor junior High School Wrestling Coach JOSEPH HUMPHREYS, B.S. Hey, what do you weigh? . . no!. ' Social Studies, English Junior High School Advisor Wrestling Coach ANDREW KARPINSKI, Okay, three lap.f. Special Education Photography Club B.S. junior High School Football Coach junior Varsity Basketball Coach LOIS REED, B.S. Now lirten, folkJ. Business Education Senior Class Advisor Future Business Leaders of America Business Advisor of Yearbook PATRICIA KIEBLER, M.Ed. Don't hlame me, it'.f not my fault. Health and Physical Education Seventh Grade Dance Club MARTIN SADLER, M,Ecl. If thafr what you want. Guidance junior and Senior High School Student Councils WILLIAM McLAUGHLIN, B.S. Now look, gentlemen. Vocational Agriculture Sophomore Class Advisor Future Farmers of America Stage Crew DEAN SCHADE, M.Ed. Cut that out there. Social Studies, English junior Class Advisor FREDERICK PLETCHER, JR., M.S. Nou: then, le1'.r continue. Mathematics, Industrial Arts junior High School Advisor junior High School Industrial Arts Club Rifle Club CAROL PUTMAN, B.S. WALTER SCHENCK, B.S. Well, .I ree there ir another rifle club meetzngf' Industrial Arts Junior Class Advisor Senior High School Metal Club Okay, girlf, letlr get in our :quad.r. Physical Education, Health junior Class Advisor Eighth Grade Dance Club Junior and Senior High School Cheerleaders I2 JEAN SHOOK, B.S. JAMES TOMLINSON, M.Ed. Lel'J gel lo clan on lime. Art Junior Class Advisor Photography Club Care of Displays Special School Decorations This ir Juppofed to be a Jtudy ball. Home Economics Junior Class Advisor Future Homemakers of America Club JEAN SPANG, B.S. PRUDENCE WOLFE, B.A. lVl:al are you mutlering in your beard? Biology, English Sophomore Class Advisor Tri-I-I-Y Club Yearbook Literary Staff Advisor Now lbir mn'l go on all year. Vocal Music, Organ Junior Class Advisor WILLIAM SPANG, B.S. GEORGE YOUNG, B.A. Hurry up and get drened, boys. Health, Physical Education Senior Class Advisor Physical Education Club Football Coach, Asst. Wrestling Coach Now, lefs have your atienlionf' Instrumental Music Senior Class Advisor EARL STOVER, B.S. Where do you belong? SARA ZIMMERMAN, B.A. We will not postpone the agony. English Senior Class Advisor Senior Class Play Driver Education, Mathematics Junior Class Advisor Rifle Club JOHN ZUBLER, M.S. Im'z fha: rigb1P Vocational Agriculture Senior Class Advisor F.F.A. Club Senior High School Student Council I3 ' 70cn60w l 2 K 1 a :li E E E' Mrs. Mary Bright-Manager, Mrs. Frankenburger, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Rishel, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Ard, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Arney, Mrs. Stover. Absent: Mrs. Grace Bright. I Mr. Adams, Mrs. Fetterolf, Mr. Stitzer, Mrs. Haugh, Mr. Fetterolf, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Miller I4 i ' ce: 30111: f- A 6 V4 'f .-7 ff ,,. A ,vx',',L-f,,,-f xv 5 ' af f 5 6 gi' ,u 4' Q66 ti2f 'fc3- I' '7 X! if A fd Y' X pr I il' ,w .Aga 17, N. fy ff xt' Z jaw! , M I N QS' x SN Kf xx 45:5 - Qi EH LARR1HoMnN B. Eungard, J. Bower, L. Wolfe, B. Rossman, R. Zeigler. JERRY SNYDER ADDLEMAN Shorty General Tall . . . slow and easy going . . . enjoys a good argmnent . . . likes to hunt. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. KENNETH L. ALBRIGHT, IR. Kenny Academic Congenial . . . dependable . . . full to the brim with mischief . . . serious exterior . . . college material. Class President 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 4. JOYCE M. ALTERS Joyce Vocational Usually seen with Boots and Sis . . . friendly . . . keeps love life secret . . . good student . . . unassuming. Tri-Hi-Y lg FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. LARRY ANDERSON Andy Academic Muscles galore . . . always has remark . . . likes cider . . . all-round athlete . . . puts effort into everything he does. Stu- dent Council 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 23 Physical Education Club 1, 3, 4. ffcww President LEE WOLFE Vice Preridenl RAY ZEIGLER Senemfy BRENDA ROSSMAN Trearurer JOAN BOWER Student Council Reprerenlalive BARBARA EUNGARD t pzlw ' 4 , ., ii., Q, ' .K Vw f '?fz'Q'i,s.AB,,, 'z , ,f , f ...., , L A, S 1, 1 Ziff Wsggfgfwf ' A' 54 M2 4 vi W is ' 3 Eli. , . S N 4 s 'X x X-A in - JA: mg' :iv -- ,lx A gl X ix is P 4? 5 'S X 1 i X5 , - 3 . J x , Xi-LR EDWARD EUGENE BROWN Eddie General Neat dresser . . . dark complexion . . . sometimes gets caught in the act . . . a great tease. Class Historian 13 Soccer 1. KAY BULLOCK Kay General Drives a '57 Plymouth . . . quite a talker , . . friendly . . . contagious smile . . . always ready for fun . . . a rock? FHA 13 Tri-Hi-Y 23 D-Ram-A Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. KAY ANN BYERS Kay Commercial Lives to drive car . . . good humored . . . hails from Texas . . . a party isn't a party without Kay. Band 2, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 4, Reporter 43 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Page Editor 43 Class Play 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1. KYLEEN C. CONFAIR Fuzz Voralional Always ready for fun . . . another horse lover . . . admirer of Persian cats . . . seen with Bev . . . can't wait until june. FHA 43 Pep Club 4. JUDY E. BOWERSOX fully Vorafional Amiable gal . . . does not like homework . . . usually seen with Grace . . . likes the big Mercury. FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Home Room Secretary 43 Class Historian 13 Soft- ball 13 Student Director of Class Play 4. JAMES A. BRADFORD Bradford Burinerx Always on the go . . . pals with Ernie . . . usually heard- before seen . . . an Ohio pen-pal?? Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Business Manager 43 Basketball 1, 23 Football 33 Soccer 13 FFA 13 FBLA 43 Rifle Club 23 Metal Club 33 News- paper 3, 43 Class Play 4. E. GRACE BREON Shorty Voralional Petite . . . neat dresser . . . usually seen with Judy . . . likes to ride in a grey DeSoto. FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4g Tri- Hi-Y 23 Needlecraft 13 Dancing Club 1. LARRY A. BREON Breen Voralional Quiet . . . serious . . . good natured . . . interest lies in agriculture . . . girls don't bother him. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Q ,W 2,343 Z U 2 Wien! 4 6,11 G' N wi Q gf I' 41 Q' J . ,Q E 11 L14 fig ,l Q Y . , Q, be 2,5 Pi ' 5 ' ,if wr , ,Eff -W A, . mr- f 1 ,Wy 9? fx 1 xg' f 45511152 if T4 .,, Qgiafig ' ,fxfiviaff Tl, V 5 ,, , f . ,Q ,f vw 4- ku. z fy: LV., , .,fg,a3,g, fx ,ix ' - ,gh - Q' L 4' I I M . ff, . ,M f,,V lm, .Q- ,, 3 Mggiii' -3 - ' W - 'Af I 5 w fa S 'ff 595' x x - wg:- Q? TN 51- -Q an V r M, N :ki SRX N QQ: x Q 'if S 53352315 MMQ ui? -' 3' 5 F MOLLY ANN EVANS Molly Burinerr Hands out school money . . . a horsewoman . . . attractive . . . popular . . . always talking . . . congenial. Home Room Sec- retary 43 FBLA 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Page Editor 43 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 23 School Activities Fund Treasurer 4. L. WAYNE FAUST Fau.rt Gen eral Native of George's Valley . . . has a second home in Centre Hall . . . definitely a Chevy man . . . well liked . . . easy going. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Rifle Club 13 Basketball 13 Soccer 13 Wrestling 2. DELORES ANN FLICK Deedee ' Vocational Blue eyes and long hair . . . changeable . . . likes to run around . . . says what she thinks. FHA 1, 23 Newspaper 33 FNA 4g Chorus 13 Pep Club 4. THOMAS H. GILMORE TOWN Vocational Farm boy . . . tease . . . likes girls . . . seen and heard . . . good football player . . . known for his horse trading. FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Football 3, 43 Soccer 13 Baseball 1. ANNA LOUISE GRENOBLE Alma Burinerr Friendly . . . red-blond hair . . . likes pink convertibles . . . square dance enthusiast . . . loves hoagies. FBLA 3, 43 Library Club 23 Library Assistant 2, 33 Class Play 4. JOYCE MARIE GUISER joyre Burinerr Soft spoken . . . congenial . . . pearly white teeth behind pretty smile . . . ardent reader. Home Room Treasurer 33 FBLA 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Newspaper 2, 4, Page Editor 43 Needlecraft Club 1. A. DREW HAMMER Drew General Always on the go . . . doesn't like dull moments . . . arguing comes naturally . . . cupid as a horse??? Gym Club 13 Wood and Metal Club 2, 3. FLOYD L. HARTLEY Floyd Academic A big joker who likes to tease . . . policy about girls-loves them all . . . helps at dad's garage. Vice President 33 Wrestling 2, 33 Football 3, 43 Soccer 13 Dancing Club 13 Senior Science 23 Industrial Arts 33 Photography 4. 1 r' 1 ' Lg M ' A R w f X , A' f ,ew Q T3 ,Q 1, A 5'5'9ilf. X Q rx QP-X353 X X -- rs 'Ecs:?Ss 'Q x 2 -:Q Nw Ex gm S 5 K7 ,IQ L N-L-gr ,.,, .QQ :W- A ww 2. , af W ng: W X H., .. - f-A f 'T -W 'Z'555,.f . A ..,A . . 2, H :Ym- K: be V. Q uf . I-,L ww - ez- -ivggfgg-r if 5' . . . --235 A .. -- Vffjig p, fx 1 K -, 5 . 2 SQ 4.1.9 1, X, 5 , . ,bigfggfif f f' M . A X a if-f 1 -- Q xkgggqlx gf. My .Q -2 . ff: f . AH .sz ...- X - f .W Mm .. 1 1 .i 195 TQ . QQ i k.., AN ,Nix K safari A , :NEW 3 Fa: in , .ali Q? wx, JB 5mm A' 'Q .fi + J P. ,ws 35. 'ns fffff? ' ', rf 24 .5 , F Wbww. 1 V Y , .9 ' I J 'S 4 f 15 V. -.W ,H v ' -N344 , 4. ,Q fc e i -4. ' W m ' 2 3 Na! r 4 'x.iSffXfg7 - 2 5 N ww A I - if F x Q NE: b Q S351 i SME 1 ig? k J X 5 fx wx K 5 Xi ROBERT E. SHAWVER Bob General Goes steady with Nancy . . . great gymnastic ability . . . nice guy to know . . . always ready for good time. Class Vice Presi- dent 13 Band 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 3, 43 Soccer 13 Physical Educa- tion Club 3, 4, President 4. ' MARTHA ARLENE SHEATS Martha General Neat . . . friendly . . ..carefree, but can be serious . . . hails from Smullton , . . a new-comer to Penns Valley. FHA 4. JANET MARIE SMITH janet Vocalional Attractive . . . friendly . . . likes to gab . . . interest lies on other side of Seven Mountains . . . neat dresser . . . loves dancing. Home Room Secretary 33 FHA 1, 2, 33 Newspaper Club 33 FNA 4. SONDRA LA RAE SNYDER Sandy Busineu Collects records . . . long, dark hair . . . dark 'flashy eyes . . . never.misses Bandstand . . . dance enthusiast. Chorus 2, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Dancing Club 13 Needlecraft 13 Cheerleader 13 Tri-Hi-Y 23 D-Ram-A Club 23 Library Assistant 2, 3. RUTH MAE RUDY ' 'Rullf' Arademir Long, brown tresses . . . a delightful smile . . . talented musically . . . contagious giggle . . . pesters Sara . . . blushes easily. Class Treasurer 23 Home Room President 33 Vice President 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 13 Junior District Band 13 County Chorus 13 D-Ram-A Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Needlecraft 13 Dancing Club 1. SARA ANNE RUNKLE Sam Arademir Plans career in medicine . . . will give Penn State profs a rough time . . . seems serious at times . . . usually instigator of pranks. junior Class Play Student Director3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 13 Needlecraft 13 Dancing Club 13 Dramatics 13 Future Nurses Vice President 3, President 4. MILES D. SAMPSEL S am pre! Vocational Always cutting up . . . good looking . . . captivating smile . . . proud of his car. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN H. SCHADE john Arademir Tall . . . dark . . . friendly . . . athletic type . . . likes girls . . . willing worker . . . future college man. Class Vice Presi- dent 23 Student Council 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 13 Art Club 23 Science Club 33 Manager of Magazine Campaign 4. MARY H. SPAYD Mm 3 Amdenlif Attiuiitive . . popular , . . our b.intl's woman in white , , . iltisin smile rill tilkin Class Historian 1' Blind l lu ir -...usi. y. gg. , . , . . 1. S. lg Distritt lianil I. 5, IQ Chorus I. 2. 3. -l1 County Chorus lg Distritt Chorus 3. 'ig D-Ram-A Club 2, 3, 4. Historian 33 Nc-wspaptr Club lg Class Play -l. ROBERT L. STITIGIZR Sfti,qtf Amdulzir Hails from Georges Valley . . , plays a hot trumpet , . . gets along with everyone . . . tourteous , . . an apt student . . . interesting fellow, Home Room Vite Presitlent 2, President 4g liantl l, 2, 3, 'lg Chorus I, 2, 31 FFA li Rifle Club 1, 2. 3, ig Pliotograpliy Club 'lg Baseball l. 3, i. Wll.LlAM STONER Biff Gemfml Pals with jim . . , likes hunting . . , ilreams up mischief . , . tan't wait for vacations from sthool. FFA 13 Science Club 25 Industrial Arts Club 3. ROSALYN STRICKLIER Rn i Vi Vomlimml Amiahle gal . . . travels over mountain to Burnham . . . pals with Irene . , . ilrives flashy retl and white Chevy. Tri-Hi-Y lg FHA 5. l. CHARLOTTE STULL CbiI1'lU11v Vor.1ti011.11 Tall . . . waiting for a taller man . . . frientlly . . . speaks her mind. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, -l. NELDA MARIE STULL NF1d11 V0l'.llf0lIJl Enjoyed trip to Walshington . . , shy . . . never has much to say . . . a friend to everyone . . . secret love affairs??? Band 1 7 3 4 FHAI 'P 3 4 1-vt t --..i Q KATHERYN E. STYERS HSL' ' Vomtiozmi Travels with Boots and Joyce . . . keeps romantic side hidden . . . quiet . . . easy to get along with . . . FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. JEAN TATE ii - , I ff' '1 1 Bu.rn1eJf Blushes easily . . . noisy giggler . . . knows many boys . . friendly . . . one of the twins. FBLA 3, -1: Library Club 2: Needlecraft 1. DALE H. WEAVER Bucle:kin Vocational Tall member of class . . . procrastinates . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys trip to Mifflinburg . . . a great woodsman. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LESTER A. WEAVER lVea1fer General Hails from Bower Hollow , . . has a path worn to Harrisburg . . . bow and arrow enthusiast. Baseball 13 FFA 1. YVONNE M. WEAVER Vonnie Buxineu Friendly . . . good typist . . . awaits letters from certain army man . . . seen with other Vonnie. FBLA 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4g Chorus -2, 3, 4. ANN M. WHEELER Ann Burinen Pretty . . . beautiful year-round suntan . . . always willing to help . . . the chemise becomes her . . . transfer from State College High School. FBLA 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 4. JOAN TATE joan Bufinen Black wavy hair . . . incessant talker . . . secretly desires to be aviatrix . . . the other twin. FBLA 3, 4, Library Club 2, Needle- craft 1, Yearkbook Staff 4. PAULINE THOMPSON Pauline Afademir Cute . . . fun to talk with . . . good committee worker . . . peppy . . . everyone's friencl. Student Council 2, D-Ram-A Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 23 Library Assistant 2. SANDRA JOANNE VONADA Sandy Business Dynamic . . . ambitious . . . talent to spare . . . sweet . . . friendly . . . accomplished organist. Home Room Secretary 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, News Reporter 3, Secretary 4g Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Page Editor 43 Library Assistant 2, Organist 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1. AUDREY MAE WATSON Audrey Buxinen Vivacious . . . beautiful dark hair . . . seen with Lucy . . . peppy cheerleader . . . well liked. Home Room President 25 Band 2, 3, 43 FBLA 43 Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Library Club 23 D-Ram-A Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. txgxgif s k yy i ,i , K I J' ww .Q?L.x, . H . Ag, Q , Q ,,-, Y: . LVM: ,,,V f W' .- 412 ' ,ALL 'l f g 7 u p W- K' U15 ' .,i4 .uiY , 2 -K A qw sig? Mf- L law .4 .8 ,WGN X qi 1.61--. SIN .S Q A ,S Nw -W1 SS -Qi i 5 .. E39 Xskiio H fWff2x:Ei?x X is x X. ,iq il i T ,, X N . XF f ag iw' sEr 'M , my fi - ui., 4 X . in X' 3? nk .k:. 3 x M. Q i 2 , 5. ...V ,, , ,V s LS fy!!! r ff I mf is fi.. E ,,g,4!'tvI5ffA , 'Wim I ' if 5 ,Q if my-iwcxw 5, E: , 'jf'mWN,fg,L,,,,4,,MM V' W',g'2' ' wmyaw ' , ww 13, 4 .gf gn 4 in, , L, f 5 ,A ,. 0 Q I ,, 5 6 f , M M ia ' ' Q f ' 1 ' W I f Q,v 'az wp 45 , 4 1 iz? , V f f fwfwm H V, K. 3 ,,,, , I , H ,, I XCQZW' ii! 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' .F .... ., ,,w ' ' - 'Ii' ? - :Siem a ,. wiv-1 if .g,i ff N-M xv' 1-af L A fffafi K W. .. 152' .X-uw, ,:fi.1'a,:.3 ' fix ' 9 . .Q M WA vw? www' -M-2 M4 N aa V -. 3 X:-Q-:ff Y -' Q , N if wx T f x ff Q K Sri? Q gp sf. ,ws may li? 4.5 Qs aswtwf- :ffiif fl . f 2 , Wwyfjfgr ,ww 2' AL. f ' , -f:,.g'- ' If-Q, ,gg ik . if-Q1 xg Q L V wfii ' ,A K , K ' 3 , Aw Q - ,KM Y. X K X' xx iN . X X x F' xx wb' K -A -- -- MR, GATES points out the left ventricle of the heart model to his ELEVENTH GRADE HEALTH CLASS. The model was presented to the school by the CENTRE COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION. MR. SCI-IADE is giving one of his many tests to the ELEVENTI-I GRADE AMERICAN HIS- TORY CLASS. Can you divide fractions? MR, BEAHM hopes his SEVENTH GRADE MATH CLASS will learn to. As David Grazier, Henry Garbrick, and Shirley Bruss observe, MR. BRIGHT explains the Fahrenheit and centigrade thermometers to his GENERAL SCIENCE group. IURS. SHOOK COl'lLlllCfS an EIGHTH GRADE HOINIE ECONOMICS CLASS as the girls work on their sewing prnjuts. The girls in MRS, PU'I'MAN'S PHYS. ED. CLASS make last preparations before entering the gymnasium. MR. SADLIZR is always ready to help stu' dents iron out their prohlemsi Barry Auman, Rose Mary Zettle, Patty Shafer are presently seeking advice, MR. BUCHANAN demonstrates the use of the compass in bisecting an angle to his PLANE GEOMETRY CLASS. Zan, Um 146014 77145014 70eZcamed Une and 2455 Mhiilfltgx QL 4 xi? fc' X-3-A77? 1 J' A Al WWW? Hamm 4I O FIRST ROW: Marie Wance, Diane Gephart, Betty Grenoble-Secretary, Judy Winn-President, Franklin Stover-Student Coun- cil, Richard Wolfe-Vice President, Carl Foltz, Robert Keen. SECOND ROW: Allen Treaster, Harold Auman, Thomas Shaffer, Sylvia Stamm, Ruth Sweeley, Eileen Stitzer, Betty Marquardt, Judy Nerhood, Mrs. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Nedra Ripka, Linda McClenahan, Edith Sampsel, Georgene Auman, Nancy Breon, Kathryn Grove, Linda Weaver, Mary Alice Bubb, Linda Confer, Roseann Delaney. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Foreman, Charlene Rossman, Margaret Knupp, Lavean Alters, Catherine Valentine, Nevin Stitzer, Robert Long, David Vonada, Mervin Kline, Robert Guiser. FIRST ROW: Diane Long, Sonja Gilbert, Emory Floray-Secretary, John Martz-Vice President, Mick O'Hara-President, Patty Breon-Student Council, Nancy Shaffer, Karen Bierly. SECOND ROW: Gloria Walker, Joyce Dutrow, Barbara Hagan, Lucille Gephart, Bari Frye, Nancy Teal, Leona Brungart, Patty Reffner. Carol Parreft. THIRD ROW: Joe Gentzel, Harold Harshbarger, Jeanne Campbell, Susan Hartle, Vivian Johnson, Larry Homan, Rrnald Copenhaver, James Benfer. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Casher, Junior Hook, Allan Packer, Richard Weyman, James Sherman, Sherwoou rieckman, Hulmg Bressler, Michael Smith. FIFTH ROW: Harry Knupp, James Arcl, William Johnson, Thomas Gilmore, Thomas Searfoss, Larry Wert, Mr. Schade. Absent: Bruce Richardson. 42 Ofjczsaa l5lf,lA'l'Y GRIENOISLIZ Sc'rrctrn'y GIZORGIZNIZ AIFMAN SIINIUIII Cnlnlwl 'l'f5M SEARFOSS I'r'u11dw1t XX ll.l.lAlNl JOHNSON Via' Pfvlfddlll BARI lfRYlE 'l'rr11 llH'L'l' FIRST RCJW: Earl Wliite, Helen Miller. Ronald Rcam4Student Council, Carol Simco-Secretary, Shirley Sharer-President. Sam liicrly-wVicc President, jamcs Zcttle----'l'rc-asurcr, 'loann Dclkcr, Lynn Tice, SECOND ROW: Nevin I-Ionian, Allen Corl, Norma Musscr, Dora l.usc, Prisrilla Rossman, Pauline Stover. Peggy Stover, Connie Dinges, Margaret Tice, Mrs. Shook. THIRD RCJW: Ronald Wilsmnn, Kcnnctli Hartman, Robert Dcdccr, james Sliunk, David Neesc, Gene McCool, Harold Grove. Wfayne Wzllkcr, Rinhard Orndorf, Ronald Boob. Absent: Donald Starr, Ronald Wells. 43 V V Q4 M 'v 2 wk? 2 i Q M X N 1 2 ' 1 . x X 2 x A m 'S 1 3 -,Nl + TQ E ig Q A YW 'fs r Y. X I fix yi it g 'L 'mf ' ' v b , Q A '- - -if . 2 K. .55 QA gg . , E V. V Av. 14, M .. S ,...Y.. if N 5 ,. gig. my -- xi! S gg, 9' N' 3 X gsi , ii x My Q x ry ,Xxx.X 5 X X . QQ . Ni. .N if Mgm sm. WSL ,Q L Qc f r' fe-2'g:f.,5 Q 4 t I -3 4 M 1 ,qw E 1 f 5 I 5 3 4 . . K as S A h . m,,,,,.,Q.h, J ' 'Qnnm+..-- R, 1 ' X , , ,W ,., .5 X . 9' X55 XSL QQ..- X S if . . -iw. . 4 FIRST ROXV: Dennis Myers, Joyce Blair, Thomas Runkle, Jack Sharer, Martha Gephart-President, Charlotte Win- ger,-Vice President, Judy Rachau-Secretary, Robert Grenoble-Student Council. SECOND ROW: Trudy Fohringer, Dorcas Fohringer, Barbara Snyder, Mary Ann Boob, Connie Tingle, Dorothy Miller, Nancy Thompson, Betty Crater, Judy Condo. THIRD ROW: Carol Luse, Jane Schade, Jean Hazel, Joy Auman, Karen Musheno, Patty Pecht, Karen Roger, Patsy Smith, Marlene Gephart. FOURTH ROW: Mike Jones, Charles Valentine, Ray Thomann, Harold Albright, Russell Gramley, James Weaver, Donald Stover, Albert Stull, Mr. Bartges. FIRST ROW: Donna Gephart, Steven Lamey, Rebecca Colyer-Secretary, Brenda Brown-Student Council, David Mann-President, David Brown-Vice President, Peggy Stamm, Barbara Bressler. SECOND ROW: Wayne Smith, Larry Fohringer, Judy Weber, Carolyn Beckenbaugh, Mary Confer, Judy Grove, Mary Lohr, Donna Spayd, Patricia Casher, THIRD ROW: David Musser, Janet Gramley, Shirley Long, Bonnie Stamm, Shirley Bruss, Carol Slack, Connie Tate, Susan Stover, Carol Rossman, Connie Stover, FOURTH ROW: June Hazel, Joseph Griffin, Henry Garbrick, Joseph Hartley, Richard Sweetwood, Robert Miller, Harold Decker, David Grazier, Mr. Edwards. Absent: Rayalene Parrett. 46 FIRST ROW: Neal Corl, Bruce Wyland, Pauline Lose, Judy Oswalt, Dolly Zerby, Virginia Decker-Student Council, Ellis Auman--Secretary, Merle Hassenplug, Alvin Confer-Vice President. SECOND ROW: Bernard Kohler, Anthony Lecdy, Alvin Marquardt, Hallard Rossman, Paul Wyland, Robert Goodhart, Donald Stitzer, james Coder. THIRD ROXV: Gene Shunk, Nelson Tice, David Swartz, Harry Snare, Nancy Ripka, Ruby Strouse, Kay Winter, Carol Osman, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Buchanan, Gerald Goodhart, john Noll, Larry King, Larry Guisewite, John Dashem. Garth Homan, Harold Homan, Allan Lohr. Absent: Roy Dunkle-President. Offczew JUDY WEBER Vice Pre.rider1l STEVE LAMEY Prefidenl BRENDA BROWN Treasurer CON N I E TATE Secrelary FIRST ROW: Franklin Moyer, Carol Rote, Lois Orndorf-Secretary, Edwin Zimmerman-President, Michael Stud- holmef--Vice President, Ricky Hosterman-wStudent Council, Lucille Wertz, Grace Smith. SECOND ROW: Marie Decker, Donna Noll, jam-y Carper, Nancy Fryer, Patricia Sharer, Dora Wance, Kathryn Winter, Schenley johnson, Richard Foltz. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bierly, Daniel Weaver, james Packer, Larry Moyer, Linda Rote, Lois Musser, Alan Bailey, Ronald Shaffer, Gerald Stover. FOURTH ROW: Bradley Hart, Donald Eisenhuth, Rosemary Zettle, Mae Auman, Mary Bonchack, Judith Stricker, Linda Bowersox, Darla Bowersox, Patricia Weber, Wayne Shawyer. 47 FIRST ROW: Donald Decker, Ruth McClenahan, Erma Fryer-Secretary, Daniel Wolfe-President, Herbert Bierly- Vice President, Judith Gentzel-Student Council, Dennis Rickard, Earl Valentine. SECOND ROW: Dick Decker, Jack Auman, Janice Zerby, Corrine Bierly, Nancy Colyer, Tom Martin, Roger Swartz, Larry Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Frazier, James Heckman, Helen Sampsel, Nancy Homan, Patty Hironimus, Donna Lose, Linda Walker, Ellen Delaney. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Beahm, Stanley McClintic, Ray Rossman, Edward Frye, Donald Hosterman, Harlan Abbott, Joseph Erb, James Stover. FIRST ROW: Doris Dutrow, Peggy Smith, Molly Albright-Secretary, Joe Slenker--Student Council, Lynn Dinges-- President, David Shafer--Vice President, Jimmie Brown, James Vonada, Teddy Norris. SECOND ROW: Kathy Meyer, Barbara Stover, Tommy Stoner, Clarissa Bierly, Rosemary Gephart, Janet Stover, Steven Wertz, Irwin Heckman, Bob Corman, THIRD ROW: Dorothy Tingle, Lois Boob, Carol Bechtol, Cynthia Hartley, Paulette Martz, Janie Heisey, Lani Leedy, Shelvia Stover, Sandra Confer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Blair, Esther Luse, Paul Glunt, Richard McCool, Robert Luse, Richard Solt, Gary Aukerman, John Shook, Darlene Vonada, Delbert Alters. 48 Rosemary Treasurer, FIRST ROW: Francis Auman, Allen Wance, Leona Eckenroth-Secretary, Linda Homan-Vice President, Sandra DeckergPresident, Stephanie Treaster-Student Council, Robert Mothersbaugh, Samuel Stitzer. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Homan, Evelyn Bullock, Robert Spencer, William Kerstetter, Ben Franklin, Bruce Emery, Larry Swartz, Gerhard Royer. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Bullock, Judith Harshbarger, Betty Ilgen, Esther Weader, Mary Frances Rudy, Diana Stover, Tililah Vonada, Sandra Fohringer, Carol Bower. FOURTH ROW: Witmer Grove, Clair Hollo- baugh, Kermit Breon, Edward Shaffer, Kenneth Gilmore, Wayne White, Max Dinges, Kenneth Hettinger, Mrs. Breon, 0 0 Gephart-Vice President, Nancy Colyer-President, Doris Dutrow-Student Council, Peggy Smith- Clarissa BierlyHSecretary. FIRST ROW: Richard Corl, Robert McClenahan, Dennis Meyers-Secretary, Doyle Confer-Vice President, Susan Hollobaugh-President, Linda Treaster-Student Council, Carl Day, Dale Bower. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Mc- Cool, Linda Confer, Frances Homan, Donna Yetter, Frieda Auman, Dorothy Broderick, Sandra Yetter, Nancy Wells.-THIRD ROW: Mrs. Anderson, janet Waltz, Linda Orndorf, Susan Tice, Margaret Flory, Elaine Snare, Irene Auman, Gene Auman. FOURTH ROW: Sherman Herman, Raymond Eckenroth, Thomas King, Franklin Strouse, Harold Hook, Harold Confair, Richard Neese, James Spicer. Absent: Sharon Weaver, Larry Horner. 49 FIRST ROW: Lanny Boone, Sharilou Confer, Mike Snyder-Student Council, Jessie Smith-Vice President, Robert Lamey-President, Philip Meyer-Secretary, Kermit Zerby, Dennis Winter, John Bassett. SECOND ROW: Jane Zubler, Sherry Hosterman, Carol Ann Confer, Darlene Stover, Kathryn Ann McMullin, Faye Rearick, Sandra Stover, JoAnn Schaeffer, Mary Burer. THIRD ROW: Jayne Reed, Linda Behar, Patty Johnson, Karen Reffer, Gary Feltenberger, James Cox, Tommy Duck, Robert Gramley, Gary Stover. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Wert, Wesley Reitz, Carol Wolfe, Jack Cooner, Judy Kay Grove, Tisana Breon, Barbara Harbach, Susan Karl, Mr. Humphreys. FIRST ROW: Luanna Foust, Betty Rider, Eva Mark, William Homan-Vice President, Phoebe Stover-President, Lannie Jodon-Secretary, Richard Grenoble-Student Council, Linda Copenhaver, Glenda Copenhaver. SECOND ROW: Marlan Bowersox, Donna Strickler, Rita Grove, Dianne Foltz, Richard Whitman, Dewayne Shaffer, Harold Hartman, Robert Bower- sox, Larry Burd. THIRD ROW: Michael Moss, Ronald Holt, Paul Cogan, Jerry Myers, James Bower, Alan Auman, Philip Boob, Jean Addleman, Darlene Crater, Joy Long. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Brooks, Douglas Ilgen, Donna Studholme, Connie Musser, Mona Brungart, Linda Eungard, Jeanne Breon, Jane Stover, Mr. Pletcher. 50 FIRST ROW: Clair Fetzer, Betsy Houser-Student Council, Ronald Young-Vice President, James Bright-President, Sandra Ard-Secretary, Ardel Hassenplug, Gary Eckenroth, Merle Wertz. SECOND ROW: Donald Miller, Sandra Vonada, Susan Colyer, Jeannie Wynn, Robert Weber, Philip King, Ann Dunkelbarger, Judy Decker. THIRD ROW: Fred Stamm, Beverly Pressler, Judy Slack, Joan Shreckengast, Brenda Spayd, Carol Coble, Linda Dobson, Deanna Searfoss, Robert Rossman, Rilla Knepp. FOURTH ROW: Paul Sampsel, Gerald Smith, Walter Horner Harold Rudy, Denise Homan, Candace Russell, Keith Lauderbach, Paul Zerby, James Gephart, Mr. Bright. 0 Q SUSAN COLYER Prerident JEFFREY WERT Vice President LINDA BEHAR Secretary KEITH LAUDERBACH Sludent Council FIRST ROW: Barry Auman, Candace Bierly-Student Council, Judy Spayd-Secretary, Larry Leitch--Vice President, Jack Miller-President, Joe Bonchack, Gerald Auman, Jim Leedy. SECOND ROW: Willis Dobson, George Miller, Robert Grove, Gerald Hook, Marie Weaver, Lois Wells, Margaret Neese, Alice Florey. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hettinger, Nancy Gentzel, Larry Wingard, Robert Brown Bernard Stitzer, Larry Hassenplug Ivan Ri ka, , i P Richard Auman. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Keister, Beverly Florey, Tom Wolfe, Kenneth Sha.rer, Harold Gilbert, Mary Vonada, Charolette St ' k H I L ' ' ' ric er, een ong, Mr. Gates. Absent. Calvin Solt, Alice Starr. 5I s Mrs, H. Gay Hofecker is one of the speech and hearing therapists employed by the Centre County Public Schools. Her assigned areas include the elementary schools and the high school in the Penns Valley area, and the elementary schools in the State College Borough. The duties of a speech therapist include the surveying of classes for speech and hearing problemsg the diagnosing of these problemsg the administering of hearing tests to those students who are found to have a hearing lossg the referring of students, when necessary, to other professional persons or agenciesg and, of course, the carrying out of the remedial work in therapy sessions. In 1956, Mrs. I-lofecker was graduated from the Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. Her major there was speech therapy, and her minor was elementary education. This is the second year in which she has carried out a program in Penns Valley. I 53 dd 53535-EJ-?1i5,6 , - V1 I4 A , h I I f -Q1 fff , 1ff7: I K -'4 pVV , , . 't' rggggpgffi-c,,f ' i E f1z 3E' 3-A - gf: Ay,-7, 'Af 1 ' X , . ,if I ,,1UZ:4,g,Yg!Z! fini rf zaffrif' 'lA4, , ' l If 1:5 ,Q , ai-1.1:,i1?f:ff?gii 5 .M 4'1?b -if - ,fl xl 'X-.X X VFW ju' -' 7 J: r :B in -ATXE S l'a'?- . X , pil' 11,11 -i -1.4 . sr I f E11 Q jg 15- .1 1 g:-3,ff!1'ffVff 1 3,lx . T 7f40'jIfl! 1 :pig X f514W146?i'.' .. S Q ta 1'!.ifg1L!4? '::Qv' 2 54 S , - 4 X X ' 4 ' -far' fax- fb S QA 3:45 1733--5 A x frlvnnsasafa- ' ' -S-Q'gl?gH'P iff- UL +.g.iggHr.a , 1.1731 973: Q it A n ....1,,xg '.4 Q 5 LARR7 Homnu ss V 2 Saw 3 SEATED: Patricia Breon, Kathy Houtz, Barbara Eungard, Marilyn Foreman, Larna Kay Durst, STANDING: Lee XX'olfe-Editor-in-Chief, Larry Homan, Curtis Bierly, Bill Johnson, Mrs. Wolfe, James Zettle. SEATED: Gene Hironimus, Sherrill Harris, Joan Tate, James Bradford, Brenda Norris. STANDING: Larry Eisen- huth, Bernard Reider, Mrs. Reed. 56 ' am FIRST ROW: Audrey Watson, Joyce Guiser, Ann Wheeler fseatedj, Sandra Vonada, Ernest Lucas, Mr. Bonnell. SECOND ROW: james Bradford, Molly Evans, Kay Byers, Evonne Esterline, Brenda Rossman. YEARBOOK Undertaking the task of publishing another edition of the Blue and White, the staff was given in- structions on the correct procedure in editing a yearbook. From there the staff eagerly chose a theme, Our Alma Mater. With the book progressing nicely, Patricia Breon and Mrs. Reed attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention, it was learned that our yearbook for 1958 had been judged and was awarded first prize in the 500 to 1000 enrollment division. Needless to say, we were all proud. This gave the literary staff, the businessb staff, and the advisors the incentive to try to pro- duce another award winning yearbook. NEWSPAPER Under the supervision of Mr. 'Bonnell, advisor, and Ann Wheeler, editor-in-chief, the newspaper staff has again provided the student body with a very enjoyable and informative year of publications. The special issues of the school year were dedicated to American Education Week, our seniors, and the Christ- mas season. 57 FIRST ROW: Franklin Stover, Ronald Ream, Dean Rossman, Tom Searfoss, John Schade. SECOND ROW: Mary Bullock, Barbara Eungard-Secretary, Georgene Auman-Treasurer, Lee Wolfe4President, Patricia Breon-Vice President, Nancy Bierly, Nancy Smeltzer, Joyce Miller. STANDING: Larrimore Anderson, Ronald Kauffman, Dennis Zerby, Mr. Zubler, Mr. Sadler. Student Council Representatives, chosen by classes and home rooms, meet regularly in an attempt to handle the job of regulating school functions, as well as making sports and academic decisions. The student coun- cil itself purchases records for student dances, sends fruit to hospitalized students, sponsors mixers after bas- ketball games, and conducts a United Fund Drive annually. Many recommendations for the welfare of the school are made by the Junior High Student Council and re- ferred to the Senior High Student Council for action. Also, the junior Council sponsored various parties through- out the school year. FIRST ROW: Betsy Houser, Candace Bierly, Doris Dutrow, Judith Gentzel, Ricky Hosterman--Secretary, Brenda Brown4 President, Joseph Slenker-Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sadler, Mr. Barry, Virginia Decker, Linda Treaster, Keith Lauderbach, Steve Lamey, Michael Snyder, Robert Grenoble, Richard Grenoble. 58 1.1 . , W U 115 EQ 'E + Q 9-feifbv M m 4- X41 WL XY -is 1' f 'wg ig wi Xwusng sszf X ELK 4 EHAYJTER minus VALLEY NG me f Q AREA 5 vw W if . fin Qj. J 1 i I V :V 5 , . N..:.q:. U s I, i ,- ,., , V, fl ,,f,,ci,?. , ., ,.., ,.. ff. is ::.b. XQSQRQQQS we 5f 5 2 f M . , S , ,,, F E ymsfz eiR mins vm.LE:Y fn ASHA Hfimigii W P+' NW if ,fm Q W, X 1 in FIRST ROW: Thomas Gilmore- -Vice President, james Zettle- Secretary, David Homan--Sentinel, Miles Sampsel, Larry Breon. Ronald Wilson, Mr. Zuhler---Advisor. SECOND ROW: Harold Grove, james Shunk, Sam Bierly, Gene McCool, Richard Orndorf, Ronald XXfells, David Neese, THIRD ROW: Robert Brown, Walter Bailey, Lawrence Rachau, James Coder, Paul Orndorf, Roy Dunkle, Kenneth Hartman. FOURTH ROW: john Dashem, Harold Homan, Robert Goodhart, John Noll, Earl Rudy, Bernard Kohler, Gene Shunk, Neal Corl. ABSENT: Donald Starr, Charles Decker, Robert Rishel, Jacque Rossman, Ray Vonada, jerry Addleman. The lf.lf.A. has been very active throughout the year. The following is an idea of our work: In competition, our educational display at Grange Fair received a first prize. The same display won seventh at the State Farm Show. We also had entries in the junior Dairy Show in September. Some of our members participated in the State F.F.A. Convention at State College in june, and Nevin Zerby was in the finals of the state public speaking contest. With a record number of twenty-one project books entered in the Pennsylvania State project book contest, we were awarded thirteen prizes. As far as educational programs, we prepared two TV shows for presentation over WFBG-TV in Altoona, and we presented an F.F.A. assembly during National F.F.A. week in February. We held our an- nual spring party and an educational field trip to the Farm Show. Our annual Parent and Son Ban- quet was held in the spring. We participated in the junior Cooperative seed sales, and are proud to say we have four Keystone Farmers from our chapter this year. F.H.A. participated in various state and national projects for which they gained special recognition for their club and their school. These projects included: The Teen-age Consumer, Unesco, Courtesy Counts, Crossnore and Beautification of Home, School, and Community. Other projects included: Christmas door decorations, Christmas faculty tea, monthly bulletin board display, school assembly program, Home Project Recognition Day, Grange Fair Booth, which won first prize, State Farm Show Booth, which received third prize, and the Betty Crocker search 'for the Home- maker of Tomorrow. Martha Sheats won the Penns Valley Homemaker of Tomorrow award. junior Homemaker degrees are to be awarded to Joyce Alters, Beulah Biss, Judy Bowersox, Grace Breon, Nelda Wingard, Norma Wingard, Helen Miller, Joanne Decker, Carol Simco, Louise Bower, Lois Kerstetter. They have also conducted the Woman's Club Program for the Centre Hall Club and presented an assembly program. They participated at the Home Project Recognition Day in Bellefonte, where three girls told of their home experience. They also presented a skit, related to a phase of homemaking. They prepared and served the meal for the F.F.A. Parents and Son Banquet. 6I Wtadded Z uivae I xsiweii 5 E593 p, pina' , 4 1' ' if .X 'V . ZX ?4 '7 fel: A G- I 1 X 2 Y P' ing? X Q 3 5 l 5. . 3 lb I 'Il X I' m, - 0 1 EW Rlzopf 0 ' C7 4-4 Xvagv X V S , lfqnpf HQMAN I Q' ll A 0 0- OC Tia, Q Q Z' C 4 o Lv 63 it W K si my :Q ,Ga JW, . if X , N, N L ,R EE , 3 IQ! 'Q - 1 F' H if gfhr . . V , 4 , 5. in 4.1, A , - ,EJ i, ' . vp- X W Q V as w Q q fs ww is 1 , W e ny 3 ' A XSL, m gm V , ' iff Q ,,. . X fx ff V, 3' 1 w' f sf aw fi ff UQ iff! V333 , gy if , L. N , , ' ' . ,ST A , A fx' ff Ike m Nh I RQ sf 'V 4' ' V ' - . ' 1 fs- -N i 'M ,X ,Q fifgp I 5 Q? M . ' J f - N: , X I 1 1 . .ihjs an F?-f nazi' ' 1: f I7i1l'f'ii-4 1,331 ., rv L - x ' ' 1 51 MH W, ,., 1 M e v ' - i. . v ' a . v N f .. V . h , - v ... 3 IIPL-W WU Q . N, E' 'A . 1' . I Jxff ' 'x.'N.x-1 -gg, .'s'L'. Q - A ' . N , Qs x Hwmfh 'fx f R q 'xx 1 'S '- . '.s '. , 'lo ' ' .' . ' -.s -, '.'e W 4 . x M 'Wm 'xx xwxxw x MN x Nm. X .. , E3 . 9 . Q X Q, . N - M it f 7 s , KH X fm 4, d 'S' 1 A 'vulncu.a..-Q - -XQXg'v'S.,,' L 1? . x ' ' ' x ,LJQ K. xi Qfx 1.95 its it is ilni, I Y' fig F I FIRST RONV: Sandra Vonada, Nancy Shaffer, Barbara Henschen, Glenna Lauderbach, Linda McClenahan, Ronald Ream, Ray Ziegler, Larna Durst, Joyce Miller, Nancy Bailey, Nancy Decker, Nancy Teal. Dona I-Ioman. SECOND ROXW: Carolyn Smith, Catherine YX'eaver, Pauline Stover, Mary Moss, Mary Spayd, Edith Sampsel, Georgene Auman, Priscilla McClenahan, Sandra Snyder, Judy Nerhood, Margaret Norris, Jane Rockwell. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Brooks, Betty Grenoble, Joyce Dutrow, Yvonne XVeaver, Eyonne Esterline, Ella Jean Ilgen, Lois Kerstetter, Ruth Hollobaugh, Carol Simco, Barbara Hagan, Catherine Valentine, Sonja Gilbert, Karen Bierly. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Smeltzer, Eileen Stitzer, Marilyn Foreman, Lucille Gephart, Sherrill Harris, Dean Rossman, Terry Strassner, David Goble, Patricia Breon, Jeanne Campbell, Joel Myers, Norma Van Horn. FIFTH ROXV: Michael Meyer, Nancy Breon, Joseph Gentzel, Harold Grove, Larry Eisenhuth, Lawrence Rachau, Orvil Hoster- man. Richard McCoy. James Bradford. Robert Long, Barry Harbach, Larry Homan. Claude Wfitmer, Mrs. Spang, Absent: Janet Smith. 64860 . . ft --tr -aw. , rv, if , FIRST ROXY: Gary Stover. Donald Decker, James Brown, Theodore Norris, James Bright, Robert Lamey. Lanny Boone, Dennis Myers, Frc-tl Stamm, SECOND ROVV: Gerald Smith, Robert Grenoble, Robert Gramley, Sherry Hosterman, Darlene Stover, Susan Colycr, Betsy Houser, Jeanne Vfinn, Betty Crater, THIRD ROW: Dorothy Tingle, Janet Stover, Kitty McMullin, Jayne Reed, Paul Zc-rby, Thomas Stoycr, James Heckman. Gary Feltenberger, Keith Lauderbach. FOURTH ROXV: Lois Boob, Janice Ze-rhy. Patricia Johnson, Nancy Thompson. Marlene Gephart. Candace Russell, Kathy Meyer. Doris Dutrow, Peggy Smith, Mary Ann Boob. FIFTH ROXV: Gary Aukerman, Richard McCool, Daniel XXf'olfe, Susan Karl, Judy Condo, Esther Luse. Judy Gentzel, Molly Albriaht. 66 The air was filled with music during the many hours spent in preparation for the Christmas Carol service and the spring concert by both the junior and senior choruses. The senior chorus also took part in the Easter assembly. Mary Spayd, Lucille Gephart, Larna Kay Durst, Barry Harbach, and Ray Zeigler represented our school at District Chorus at Clearfield in March. TRI-HI-Y. Christmas dance, discussion of family relationships, devotional periods, treasure hunt, guest speakers, Mother and Daughter social-these are the ingredients for a busy, happy, fun-filled year in Tri-Hi-Y. NEWSPAPER CLUB. Reporters from all homerooms and clubs gather news and relay it to the Editorial Staff to be compiled into an issue of our Rambling Ram.- NATURE AND TRAVEL. Members of the Nature and Travel Club have learned much about the outdoors by hearing speakers, making field trips, and seeing film strips and movies from time to time. ARCHERY. The Archery Club did not have too many chances for outdoor target prac- tice. Since being inside, several boys have made arrows and other equipment. The club plans to have tournaments with winners receiving awards. FIRST ROW: Faye Rearick, Brenda Spayd, jean Hazel, Jack Sharer, jane Schade, Nancy Colyer, Rosemary Gephart, Herbert Bierly, Shari Lou Confer. SECOND ROW: Robert Corman, Larry Wolfe, Barbara Stover, Sandra Confer, Connie Tingle, Clarrisa Bierly, Joyce Blair, Jessica Smith, Sandra Stover, George jordan. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Frazier, Ronald Young, james Weaver, Linda Behar, Judy Rachau, Dorothy Miller, Shelvia Stover, Leilani Leedy, Corrine Bierly, Barbara Harbach FOURTH ROW: David Sharer, John Shook, Robert Luse, Edward Frye, Joseph Slenker, John Cooner, Russell Gramley Donald Stover, James Gephart, Charlotte Winger, FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Spang, Ray Thomann, Michael Jones, Charles Valen: tine, Patricia Smith, Carol Luse, Carol Bechtol, Paulette Martz, Darlene Vonada, Cynthia Hartley. 67 za- Wa- 7 FIRST ROW: Dolly Zerby, Judy Oswald, Ricky Hosterman, Bonnie Wagner, Jean Hazel, Martha Gephart, Joy Auman, Brenda Brown, Pat Casher. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wolfe, Kathryn Winters, Grace Smith, Lucille Wertz, Joyce Blair, Mary Lohr, Barbara Bressler, Rebecca Colyer, Judy Weber, Donna Spaycl. THIRD ROW: Lois Musser, Judy Rachau, Connie Stover, Carol Rossman, Kay Winters, Carol Osman, Kay Vonada, Patty Sharer, Nancy Fryer, Dora Wance. FOURTH ROW: Linda Rote, Bonnie Stamm, Peggy Stamm, Trudy Fohringer, Pauline Luse, Patty Smith, Marie Decker, Jane Carper, Karen Roger, Barbara Snyder, Dorothy Miller. FIFTH ROW: Betty Crater, Karen Musheno, Jane Schade, Susan Stover, Carol Slack, Connie Tate, Glenna Lauderbach, Mary Anna Bonchack, May Auman, Patty Pecht, Nancy Thompson. SIXTH ROW: Judy Condo, Mary Confer, Virginia Decker, Judy Grove, Patty Weber, June Hazel, Janet Gramley, Judith Stricker, Lois Orndorf, Shirley Long, Linda Bowersox, Darla Bowersox. New members: Marlene Gephart, Carolyn Beckenbaugh. and FIRST ROW: Alice Flory, Jane Zubler, Darlene Crater, Carol Ann Confer-Secretary, Linda Behar-President, De- wayne Schaeffer, Gary Eckenroth, Keith Lauderbach. SECOND ROW: Connie Musser, Miriam Rider, Nancy Wells, Sarah Weaders, Betsy Houser, Carol Coble, Brenda Spayd, Ivan Ripka, Jerry Myers. THIRD ROW: Harold Rudy, Wayne Shawver, David Musser, Wayne Smith, Clair Hollobaugh, Linda Eungard, Beverly Flory, Ellen Keister. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Muthersbaugh, George Jorden, Raymond Eckenroth, Jacob Sharer, Melvin Tice, Kenneth Gil- more, Larue Auman, Robert Miller, Donald Eisenhuth, Mr, Bohn, 68 FIRST ROW: Ernest Lucas, Molly Evans, Brenda Rossman, Ann Wheeler, Joyce Guiser, Kay Byers, Sandra Vonada, Iivonne Esterline, James Bradford. SECOND ROW: Cherry Lou Cable, Beverly Brooks, Beverly Colyer, Mary Moss, Audrey Watson, Darla Faust, Carol Lose, Sandra Snyder, Janet Fisher. THIRD ROW: Nancy Decker, Jeannette Brooks, Margaret Norris, Nancy Breon, Betty Marquardt, Linda Weaver, Billie Lou Yeaney, Glenna Lauderbach, Bonnie Kline, FOURTH ROW: Karen Rogers, Judy Winn, Eileen Stitzer, Marilyn Foreman, Yvonne XVeaver, Mae Auman, Connie Tate, Mary Anna Bonchack, Dona Homan, Rose Grove. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Shaffer, Georgene Auman, Linda McClenahan, Edith Sampsel, Joyce Dutrow, Barbara Hagan, Mary Alice Bubb, Diane Gephart, Betty Grenoble, Kathryn Grove, Donna Spayd. SIXTH ROW: Bonnie Reish, Ruth Rudy, Jill Rossman, Margaret Knupp, Nancy Smeltzer, Ruth Ann Hollobaugh, Sandra Lose, Barbara Henschen, Pat Smith, Mr. Bonnell. SEVENTH ROW: Larry I-Ioman, Bill Styers, John Krebs, Forrest Snare, Dean Rossman, Richard McCoy, Mike Meyer, Joel Myers, Mike Studholme, Joseph Griffin, Claude Witmer. FIRST ROW: Paul Cogan, Paul Sampsel, Kermit Zerby, Clair Fetzer, Robert Rossman, Lynn Dinges-President, Walter Horner, George Miller, Ronald Holt, Donald Decker. SECOND ROW: Marlene Gephart, Linda Walker, Carolyn Beckenbaugh, Donna Gephart, Nancy Homan, James Gephart, Irvin Heckman, James Bright, James Weaver, Gerald Stover, James Bower. THIRD ROW: Bradley Hart, Larry Moyer, Richard Klinger, David Mann, Steven Lamey, Larry Fohringer, Robert Luse, Richard Solt, Joe Hartley, Donald Stover. FOURTH ROW: Richard McCoy, Dean Rossman, Harold Decker, Robert DeHass, Mike Jones, Harold Gilbert, Kenneth Shafer, David Sharer, Jack Miller, Mr. Gates. 69 FIRST ROW: Connie Tingle, Leona Brungart fseatedj, Rosemary Zettle, Miss Bible, Carolyn Smith, Charlotte Wfinger, Shirley Bruss, Mary Ann Boob, Dorcas Fohringer, Absent: Donna Noll, Carol Rote. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Boob, Robert Rossman, Betty Crater, Stephanie Treaster. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fohring- er, Rosemary Zettle, Janet Fisher, Mary Alice Bubb, Linda XX'eaver, Leona Brungart, Carolyn Smith, Bonnie NX'agner. THIRD ROXW: Dorcas Fohringer, Shirley Bruss, Charlene Rossman, Nedra Ripka, Margaret Knupp, Miss Bible, Darla Bowersox, Patty Weber, Lois INIusser, Mary Lohr, Charlotte Winger. FOURTH ROW: Ray Rossman, Allen Rearick, Mary Anna Bonchack, Judith Gentzel, Absent: Evonne Esterline. Paul Bartges, Jr. is Qu-if : SEATED ON FLOOR: Wanita Grove, Eileen Stitzer. SECOND ROW: Bari Frye, Judy Winn, Michael Meyer, Kay Bullock, Ruth Rudy, Terry Strassner, Lucille Gephart, Judith Nerhood, THIRD 'ROW: Sandra Winter, Mary Spayd, Norma Van Horn, Bonnie Reish, Priscilla McClenahan, Mrs. Bierly. Absent: Pauling Thompson, Mary Moss. 70 7. 71.14. FIRST ROXW: Norma Musser. Carol Parrett, Patty Prreon, Sara Runkle. Joyce Miller, Patty Rettner, SEC- OND ROXW: janet Smith, Jeanne Ilgen, Peggy Hubler, Susan Hartle, Sonja Gilbert, Vixian johnson. Nancy Teal. Absent: Miss Geer. The highlight ot' the year for the liuture Teachers Club was its attending the Central District Conxention at Clearfield at which Diane Long was elected District Vice President. Report Card, U. A. was presented as an lfducation Wfeek Assembly by the club. Our liuture nurses are busily acquiring an insight into the nursing profession. They were privileged to hear Mrs. Mary lf. Collins and Mr. Merrill II. Alexander ol' Belletonte, who spoke on the Practical Nurses Training Program for the Centre County Hospital. The future nurses have visited several training schools. besides sending delegates to the Central Pennsylvania Teenage Library Association, the Library Cllub and Library Assistants prepared a school scrapbook, commencement book, Activities Bulletin Board, and bibliographies, They also held an assembly concerning the National Book Week. The most outstanding activity of the D-Ram-A Club was the presentation ot' Dramatic Tid- bits to the student body. During their club meetings they consider all of the aspects ot dra- matics and they also prepare skits and charades. ?. 7.14, FRONT ROXW: Diane Long Secretary, Mrs. Fetterolf, Larna Kay Durst-7-President, Joan Bower-AVice Presi dent. SISCOND ROXXU jerelene Benfer--Treasurer, Susan Coontz--Historian, Barbara Eungard-A-Reporter. 7l cau2n7 'Hate FIRST ROW: Charles Valentine, Edwin Zimmerman, David Brown, Ronald Shaffer, Larry Swartz, Earl Valentine. SECOND ROW: Dale Bower, Dick Decker, Harold Albright, Donald Hosterman, Gerhard Royer, Bruce Emery, Richard Foltz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pletcher, Stanley McClintic, Richard Sweetwood, Thomas Runkle, Ray Thomann, David Grazier, Albert Stull. Senebfz'7 ' fffztd gg FIRST ROXW: Robert Long, joseph Gentzel, William Johnson, Allen Packer, Dennis Zerby, Cloyd Kerstet- ter, james Dearing. SECOND ROW: Larry Dinges, William Stoner, Paul Marquardt, Clyde Long, Mike Dunklebarger, Leo Evans, Edward Brown, Mr. Schenck. Absent: Richard Shively. gen I . 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Moss, Nevin Zerby, Ray Ziegler, Allen Rearick. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Kline, Donna Gephart, jack Sharer, Samuel Ellenberger, Mr. Bartges. THIRD ROW: Dennis Garbrick, Henry Garbrick, Garth Homan, Rankin Confer, Anthony Leedy, Duane Ilgen. Absent: Donald Grazier, Paul Bartges, -Ir., Barry I-Iarbaugh, David Mann, Charles Valentine. 66:44 FIRST ROW: Robert Keen, Kenneth Albright, Wayne Faust, Robert Steiger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pletcher, Anthony Leedy, John Shook, Kenneth Shafer, Rankin Confer, Mr. Stover. THIRD ROW: Earl White, Clyde Long, Forrest Snare, -Tack Sharer, Mervin Kline. 72 The high point of this season was a field trip to the Titan Metal Company in Bellefonte and the Piper Aircraft Cor- poration in Lock Haven. Each boy had an opportunity to work on the projects of his own choosing. Our projectionists have handled a tough assignment well in the showing of our educational films. Entering a postal rifle meet was a main point for this year's club. One hundred and fifty-two clubs took part. The club's score ranked about the middle. 'W' 2 W W I ,.,.-- In SQE s sf 5 as A ' y I iffw' 5 7 . ' r 5 EQ? ?5 6if is ' xi i. Z if s 5 -K, X .-S 1 v i . A 51 gh an Q.,, K' -- '-fav ' ,, 'Y , 1 ' A 557A sw . t . Q A X f- 3 M ' f S. W 3' fx , g fx W --if M fq4f, QS fQsfMgvMS 4 dv.. ki -.3 X .553 -. N 5 ,rw S . X ' x x -:Q 1, h S FFS? ixfs sfgg ,fe f x Eh Q 3 Q i , S fb: V sm: Seaahfz Seduce SEATFD: Sherwood Heckman, Lee Wolfe, James Benfer, Mr. Graybill. STANDING: Cliff Rook, Thomas Gil- more, James Ard, Michael Smith, Klaus Hussman, Larry Wert. Sponsoring a school-wide science fair in the spring of the year and taking a field trip to the Chemistry Department at Penn State highlighted the year's activities for our Senior scientists. aumSazwe6lad FIRST ROW: Thomas Duck, Larry Leitch, Schenley johnson-Vice President, Henry GarbrickAPresident, Robert Lamey, Richard Grenoble, Fred Stamm. SECOND ROW: Robert Grenoble-Secretary, Philip King, Alan Bailey, Paul Zerby, Lanny Boone, Michael Moss. THIRD ROW: Larry Wolfe, Thomas Martin, Joseph Griffin-Treas- urer, John Bassett, Mrs. Anderson, Franklin Moyer. Our Junior High Scientists rounded out the work of the year by a trip to Williamsport, visiting the Grit Publishing Company, the Airport and the Bethlehem Steel Wire Rope Plant. Some members of the club, with several members of the Senior Science Club, spent Saturday morn- ing for 10 weeks at Penn State learning to program the Pennstac Computer machine. ?fff'7w96M gg FIRST ROW: Mr. Barry, Wayne White, Ted Norris, Bob Corman, Jim Heckman, Steve Wertz. SECOND ROW: joe Casher, David Goble, joel Myers, Larry Guisewhite, Alvin Marquardt, Merle Hassenplug. 74 FIRST ROW: Bob Mothersbaugh, Janet Stover, Doris Dutrow, Peggy Smith, Nancy Colyer, Clarissa Bierly, Rosemary Gephart, Jim Brown, Joe Slenker, Francis Auman, Wfilliam Kerstetter, SECOND ROW: Linda Confer, Sandra Yetter, Frieda Auman, Eleanor Bullock, Barbara Stover, Sandra Confer, Ruth McClenahan, Patty Hironimus, Sandra Decker, Kathy Meyers, Marie Homan, THIRD ROW: Patricia Martz, Evelyn Bullock, Dorothy Tingle, Linda Treaster, Susan Hollobaugh, Diane Stover, Thelma Heisy, Shelvia Stover, Leona Eckenroth, Linda Homan, FOURTH ROW: Lois Boob, Janice Zerby, Ellen Delaney, Donna Lose, Telilah Vonada, Stephanie Treaster, Rebecca McCool, Mary Frances Rudy, Dorothy Broderick, Mary Chamberlin, Sandra Fohringer, Carol Bower, FIFTH ROW: Joe Erb, Denny Meyers, Max Dinges, Ed Schaffer, Richard Neese, Kermit Breon, Ed Fry, Roger Schwartz, Allan Wance, Francis Homan, Erma Fryer. SIXTH ROW: Darlene Vonada, Cynthia Hartley, Carol Bechtol, Irene Auman, Susan Tice, Margaret Flory, Linda Orndorf, Betty Ilgen, Carol Luse, Helen Sampsel, Molly Albright, Judy Gentzel. SEVENTH ROW: Ray Rossman, Harlan Abbott, Delbert Alters, Kenneth Hettinger, Jim Stover, Nelson Boob, Danny Wolfe, Jeff Frazier, Herbert Bierly, Jim Spicer. FIRST ROW: Philip Meyer, Barry Auman, Joseph Bonchack, Mary Burger, Judy Decker, Ann Dunklebarger, Eva Mark, Rita Grove, Lois Wells, Luanna Foust, Donna Strickler, SECOND ROW: Rilla Knepp, Gary Stover, Richard Whitman, Ronald Young, Judy Spayd, Jean Winn, Sharilou Confer, Glenda Copenhaver, Marie Weaver, Linda Copenhaver, Margaret Neese. THIRD ROW: Barbara Harbach, Faye Rearick, Tisana Breon, Jean Breon, Susan Col- yer, Sandra Ard, Sherry Hosterman, Jo .Ann Schaeffer, Candace Bierly, Donald Miller, Merle Wertz. FOURTH ROW: Deanna Searfoss, Sandra Stover, Susan Vonada, Jeffrey Wert, Robert Weber, Marlan Bowersox, William Homan, Ardell I-Iassenplug, Douglas Ilgen, Robert Gramley, Michael Snyder, Kitty Ann McMuIlin, Darlene Stover. FIFTH ROW: Joan Shreckengast, Mary Vonada, Lannie Jodon, Jane Stover, Phoebe Stover, Charlotte Stricker, Helen Long, Karen Reffner, Judy Grove, Jessica Smith, Jayne Reed, Denise Homan, Judy Slack. SIXTH ROW: Marshall Brooks, Philip Boob, John Cooner, Wesley Reitz, Larry Wingard, Tom Wolfe, Jean Addleman, Candace Russell, Mona Brun- gnrt, Susan Karl, Patricia Johnson. 75 and W fa 6' 3 gs- If 1 fi 'x.ai Mlm! 3 ,O Q. r' lg fy W? x x 76 Vwpdzevt ,Q 5' 9 W xg N S Al Q0 NUl U!f Mfr ' ' A A Rrfy ,ar A Mg A U Henk, 4 N 1 X N , 3. 1. 1 f! 1 'sf Q 'Q' ' fs. 9 mdx I me Glcnni Inu Bonme Rush derbuch .ff Cwcurqcnc Au m m Dom Honmn 15y W! 'R3 QM. 4'5K? W4 'Ef EQHLIJVW W wail' , . an-, A X' ,, ...A 1 - , auf! 4 ff Qffgvrg In f 1 a ' 39. ff . 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' lx ' lb- '- , ,, -- 1 . .3 ,M Q -, nfs-fm N, K ...L , . M, I .'- . 's Q- vfl .-f., ,. .4 .1 , -wa' , - 'zv,'-, ww ,.'.f-:it '.. ' ,if 1. N R1 x w fa X V' 1 'fl' 'ff W y ' ' L YN' ' wxwx. f?W'n. :.,4h4 ' I. T '3 . uf. .. '19-S ,..:-b v- 3' iff, :WV 4- H vm --..: 2 .- . 5 .th f 1 Aw..- x N' ' 7 FIRST ROW: Frank Moyer fManagerj, Claude Witmer, Mike Dunklebarger, john Krebs, Dean Rossman, Richard Shivley Emory Floray, Dave Homan, Tom Shaffer, John Martz, Earl Rudy, Sherrill Harris fManagerD. SECOND ROW: Jacque Ross man Terry Strassner, Floyd Hartley, Mike Meyer, Paul Bright, Harold Harshbarger, Larry Anderson, joseph Casher, Lee Wolfe, Barry Kupple. THIRD ROW: Mr. Young, Curt Bierly, Richard McCoy, Tom Searfoss, john Schade, Tom Gilmore Fred Miller, Paul Orndorf, Dick Wolfe, Barry Harbach, junior Hook. With lack of experience being one of the main factors, the Penns Valley Football team turned in a 1-4-1 record for the season. Making its only touchdown on a 95-yard kickoff runback by john Martz, the Rams dropped its first night game 43-6 at the hands of a powerful Capt. Jack team at Mt. Union. For the next night we traveled to Morris Township where we met a strong Blue Devil Team. Here we dropped a 32-O decision with lack of experience and penalties being the deciding factors. journeying next to Alexandria after two weeks practice, correcting our mistakes, we held our own against the Juniata 107 Valley squad with the final score ending in a 6-6 tie. In our first home game the Mingoes of Chief Logan ran up a 31-6 decision as Dick Wolfe dragged down a pass on the 20-yard line and loped across for the only touchdown of the game. Picking up its only win during the season, Penns Valley galloped over Southern Huntingdon to the tune of 20-6. The 20 points came from a Wolfe to Witmer pass, a line plunge by Bright, and an off tackle play by Searfoss. In the first Iron Bell game Penns Valley dropped a 40-O decision to the Bald Eagle squad after out- playing the visitors for one quarter. This year junior varsity football was inqoduced to Penns Valley. The team was composed of fresh- men, sophomores, and juniors. The one game was with the Bellefonte Junior Varsity in which Penns Valley sent Dick Wolfe over for two touchdowns during the fourth quarter to insure its 12-7 victory over Bellefonte. Penns Valley 6 Captain jack ...... ....... 4 3 0 Morris Twp. ......... ....... 3 0 6 Juniata Valley , ............... ....... 6 20 Southern Huntingdon ....... ....... 6 O Bald Eagle ................... ....... 4 0 'IV PV ,...,,,,.,.r..,, 12 Bellefonte B ................ 7 80 'WW7 FIRST ROXV: Mr, Karpinski, Irvin I-Ieckman, Gary Stover, jack Miller, james Bright, Robert Weber, Ivan Ripka, james Gep- liart, Mike Snyder, Jackie Conner, Wesley Reitz, Lynn Dinges, Ronald Young, Mr, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Max Dinges, William Kerstetter, joe Slenker, Eddie Shaffer, Kermit Zerby, Richard Whitman, Marlan Bowersox, Edward Frye, Jeffrey We-rt, David Mann, Donald Hosterman, Wayne White, THIRD ROW: Allen Lohr, Ray Thoman, Donald Eisenhuth, Joseph Hartley, David Grazier, Harold Decker, David Musser, Richard Sweetwood, Herbert Bierly, Bradley Hart, jeff Frazier, Daniel Wrmlfe, Dennis Meyers, Richard McCool, Absent: Edwin Zimmerman, Steve Lamey. Preparing boys for varsity and junior varsity football is the aim of a junior high coach. We found much lacking in our squad, but there were bright points also. We traveled first to Chief Logan where the Rams found the Mingoes were too experienced and we dropped a 25-O verdict. Playing Bald Eagle at home, we battled on even terms for three quarters, but a pass cost the Rams the contest, score, Eagles 6, Rams O. Being host to Lock Haven, we found the Bobcats too strong and lost 26-7. Traveling to State College the Rams encountered an experienced Junior Lion team. The Lions recorded the victory 41-6. Rams Opponents O Chief Logan , ,, ,. 25 O Bald Eagle ,s 6 7 Lock Haven , H26 6 State College 41 D. Wolfe hits the ball carrier as Schade and Searfoss move in. Dick Wolfe eludes a Chief Logan tackler for a sizable gain in our 32-6 loss. Dean Rossman and Dick Wolfe team up to stop a Mingo back as Schade leaps over the pair and Searfoss 1785 and Bierly i825 trail. ,IIE Wag 4 . , -fi V '- - ' -Q K Wi'fif'ff5 f I 5 I - X. J Our varsity dribblers and shooters compiled a 5-14 record this season under the able leadership of Coach Edwards. Our predominately underclass lineup dropped a hotly disputed 46-45 decision in the season's lidlifter to Bald Eagle. Sweet revenge was gained one month later in the form of a 41-37 win on the Eagle's court. Two wins and an overtime loss coupled with the Bald Eagle games started the season spectacularly with the onset of Central Penn League action, Penns Valley's fortunes dropped. The Rams, along with the Mountaintoppers from Renovo, are the only class B schools in an otherwise A league. These two contested hotly for a position in the district class B play- offs. Two weeks after losing 66-32 at Lock Haven, we staged a dramatic comeback against the league champion Bobcats at home. The effort fell short 39-37 with Penns Valley in control of the ball at the final whistle. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL RAMS OPP. RAMS OPP. RAMS OPP. 45 Bald Eagle .. . .. ....... W 46 26 Kishacoquillas .... ......... 5 6 45 Chief Logan ...,. .. 49 54 Moshnnnon Valley ........ 39 47 State College ....... ...... 5 1 37 Lock Haven ..,.,. 39 47 Bellefonte . . ..... 29 41 Bald Eagle .. ..... 37 37 jersey Shore ..,. . 43 59 Kishacoquillas .. ...... 63 46 Renovo .... . . 48 36 Renovo ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,. , 68 37 Huntingdon . . 57 38 jersey Shore ...... . .. . 44 57 Lfgghannon Valley V e 37 40 Bellefonte .... . 46 50 Chief Logan ..... ..... 4 4 59 State College ,V,,,,VV,, ,,,,,, , 52 32 Lock Haven .. ................... .66 Rich McCoy, john Schade, Ken Albright, Tom Searfoss, jim Dearing, Rich Weyman, Slug Bressler, John Martz, Mick O'I-Iara, john Krebs-Manager, Coach Edwards. ?.W' 3'f'tIikL QfitI S Ai2'IiCwQZ3lw3 ail? iT'ffHt ifsif'S'95?3?31'?Htif'3 B',i5 O O Wcvwwq? l Fred Miller, Walt Bailey, Barry Harbach, Mike Meyer, Dave Goble, Barry Kuppel, joel Meyers, Claude Witnier, Roger Bierly, Coach Karpinski. Our junior Varsity shooters, under the leadership of Mr. Karpinski, compiled a 2-17 record for the year. The Rams captain, Fred Miller, found the Rams winning their first game against Bald Eagle, but not having the necessary form to win the following games. The Junior Rams, although losing, became experienced and much better toward the end of the season. 1' heir game against jersey Shore proved that the mistakes of previous games were being corrected. The boys feel next year's team will be much better. RAMS OPPONENTS 36 llaltl Eagle 50 28 Moshannon Valley 43 36 Bt-llefonte 112 50 Kishacoquillas 115 21 Huntingdon 4-1 25 Bellefonte 52 RAMS OPPONENTS 29 Kishacoquillas , 59 29 State College 41 27 Bald Eagle 29 311 Renovo 46 33 jersey Shore A12 30 Chief Logan 52 3-1 Lock Haven 51 RAMS OPPONENTS 22 Chief Logan . 42 31 Lock Haven 69 27 jersey Shore 25 36 Renovo 517 38 Moshannon Valley -10 26 State College 58 Bressler grabs the ball with seconds remaining in the hotly disputed 116-45 loss against Bald Eagle. Wfeyman shoots early in the Eagle game, Ftp.. Weyniiln tries for two on a jumper from the side, ' ' ' F14 ew FIRST ROXV: Beverly Colyer, Beverly Brooks, Alice Cox, Cherry Lou Cable, Mary Spayd-Secretary, Judy Nerhood-President, Dona Homan-Vice President, Nancy Shaffer-Treasurer, Carol Parrett, Patty Reffner, Nancy Teal. SECOND ROW: Leona Brungart, Kay Vonada, Bonnie Wfagner, Pauline Stover, Joann Decker, Connie Dinges, Sylvia Stamm, Priscilla Rossrnan, Margaret Norris, Rose Grove, Bonnie Kline, Mary Moss, Diane Long. THIRD ROW: Ann Walker, Beverly McCool, Ruth Long, Billie Lou Yearey, Susan Hartle, Glenna Lauderbach, Shirley O'Hara, Carol Simco, Rose Ann Delany, Linda Confer, Vivian Johnson, Judy Winn, Norma Van Horn. FOURTH ROW: Jane Grenoble, Joyce Miller, Nancy Bailey, Louise Bower, Catherine Wfeaver, Joann Sharer, Janet Fisher, Diane Gephart, Marilyn Foreman, Betty Grenoble, Kathryn Grove, Georgene Auman, Patty Breon, Helen Miller. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Decker, Jeanette Brooks, Lois Kerstetter, Linda McClen- ahan, Edith Sampsel, Joyce Dutrow, Barbara Jean Hagan, Gloria Wfalker, Connie Dearing, Connie Brown, Bonnie Reish, Audrey Watson, Ann Wheeler, Mary Bullock, Barbara Stover. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Wfinter, Beulah Biss, Kay Bullock, Dora Luse, Ella Jeanne Ilgen, Peggy Hubler, Becky Hart, Pat Weaver, Edith Wilson, Nancy Bierly, Darla Foust, Jane Rockwell, Betty Marquardt, Peggy Bullock, Mr. Bohn. SEVENTH ROW: Peg Knupp, Jill Rossman, Beverly Noll, Kyleen Confair, Jean Tate, Brenda Norris, Mary Alice Bubb, Delores Flick, Peggy Stover, Kathryn Valentine, Sandra Lose, Barbara Henschen, Ruth Hollobaugh, Susan Coontz, Nancy Smeltzer, Helen Flick, Selling sports programs for the football games, sponsoring buses to basketball games, and adding comic relief were the schemes our new Pep Club used to help create school spirit. 9 O Martha Gephart, Susan Stover, Donna Lose, Sandra Confer, Rosemary Gephart. l 'wwe FIRST ROW: Richard Decker, Richard Foltz, joe Slenker, james Werner, james Heck- man. SECOND ROW: Sam McCool, Allen Lohr. Lynn Dinges, Charles Valentine. Robert Luse. THIRD ROW: Mike Studholme, Richard Sweetwood, Tom Runkle, Don Hosterman, Harold Albright, Henry Garbrick, Mike Snyder, Keith Lauderbach, James Gephart, jerry Smith, Ronald Young. Absent: Alan Bailey, james Packer, Hallard Ross- man, jeff Frazier, Larry Hassenplug, Bernard Stitzer, Harold Decker. PV OPP. 12 State College 38 28 Bald Eagle 19 15 State College 35 16 Chief Logan 39 32 Bald Eagle 30 33 Chief Logan 36 34 Bellefonte 28 27 Lock Haven 41 29 Bellefonte 35 18 Lock Haven 41 COACH LAUDERBACH Our junior and Senior High Cheerleaders have done much to raise the school spirit by their pep rallies in which the faculty members, the student body, and the band members have participated. They have- attended football games, basketball games, and wrestling meets. They have kept smiles on their faces although we were not always victorious. Our younger cagers under the leadership of Breon Lauderbach completed their games with a 3-7 record. The Rams played Chief Logan at home, losing the first game 39-16. Then the Rams tried hard, but the Mingoes won a well-fought game 36-33. We are assured by Penns Valley's junior high branch of sports that we will have a firm foundation for years to come. 85 Q I Coach Humphreys, Junior Hook-185 Q4-35, Curt Bierly4165 Q7-1-lj, Allan Corl-154 Q2-LD, Earl Rudy-154 Q0-21, Dave Homan-154 Q2-OD, Larry Anderson-145 C1-6-11, Dennis Zerby-138 Q4-31, Dougie Reider-135 Q4-2-U, Don Rudy-133 C2-11, Lee Wolfe-127 C7-11, Roy Blair4120 10-2-15, Ernie Lucas-120 C2-25, Ronnie Ream-120 K0-31, Dean Rossman-112 Q5-3-15, Forrest Snare-103 K6-31, Dave Brown-95 Q0-51, Absent: Stover Musser- 95 Q0-21. Posting the first winning varsity season in any sport in Penns Valley's short history, the Ram grapplers showed a marked improvement over the preceding year in recording a 5-3-1 log. Coach -Humphreys has turned out a team of which Penns Valley can be proud. A tough State College team whitewashed the Rams in the season's opener, 46-0. Several of the bouts were close including Lee Wolfe's 4-2 loss to State Champ Dick Tressler and Dougie Reider's 3-2 loss to strong Gene Tressler. Bellefonte handed us a 39-13 decision in which Zerby wrestled well in scoring a third period fall. Moshannon Valley was the victim of the Rams first win by a 29-15 count. Dean Rossman and Ernie Lucas showed good wrestling ability as Rossman downed his foe by a fall and Lucas easily picked up a 5-0 decision. Traveling to Moshannon Valley for our second meet with the Black Knights, Dave Homan's fall proved to be the turning point in our 30-18 win. Picking up an extra meet with jersey Shore, we fought the Bulldogs to an exciting 22-22 stalemate. Curt Bierly, Forrest Snare, and Roy Blair wrestled well as Bierly defeated previously undefeated Gary Decker 7-3. Snare handily downed his opponent 7-0 and Blair held his contestant to a 2-2 draw. Junior Hook showed a lot of spirit and ability in pinning his larger opponent to help secure a 29-16 win over Chief Logan. Winning 7 of 11 bouts, Bald Eagle downed the Rams 31-11, Dougie Reider fought undefeated Tim Gates to a 2-2 draw. Aided by good performances by Brown, Don Rudy, Ream and Corl we moved past Sugar Valley's Canemen 25-18. Brown worked 2 reverses before he fell into one. Rudy looked good in recording a 6-2 win, Ream, moving up to 138, worked well before being pinned, and Corl dominated his foe in winning a 7-0 decision. FIRST ROW: Dave Brown, Forrest Snare, Dean Rossman, Ronnie Ream, Lee Wolfe, Dougie Reider, Dennis Zerby, Larry Anderson. SECOND ROW: Don Rudy, Roy Blair, Ernie Lucas, Earl Rudy, Dave Homan, Allan Corl, Curt Bierly, junior Hook, THIRD ROW: Coach Humphreys, Bill Styers, jim Bohn, Ray Thomann, Lynn Tice, Ray Gramley, Larry Day, Dick Wolfe, Terry Strassner, Wayne Walker, Assistant Coach-Mr. Young. -fig-'.,.i.: .iii Ewmf iiliir 8 ' 1' ,-ills! ' - l'i1,2 S'l , H253- Nl RUXX' Kermit Zti-hy, Merle XXX-rtl, lln ll ll.ntni.in, lftiltginc- I'ar:ttt, I.at'1'x' cwdofz ' 1 I SILONID RUXX: ,lc-rry Myers. Mar- shill Iiroolcs, Cicoiynt- Miller. Itolwt-rt Cor- rntn XYilli.nn Ilonian XYilliani KL'l'SlL'llL'l' IIIIRID ROXX It t lily Din XX oltc Hn lin Ahhott, Ileih Ihc-ily, Isl Iiyc, Nll hinrn I xf.,e,XAkx A IH-II victory mer XY'est Snytler closetl the season with sexen hovs wostinv winnini' recorcls. I.ee . . , 5 3' Xltfolle storetl .1 J-It win oxer Phil I,oht who hacl not lost in tlnal meets lor two years .intl Vnrt llierly re- tortletl his secontl straight tall. Dennis ferhy upset highly ratetl Ill Milxesic ol' -Iohnstown in the lirst rouncl ol' the District 6 Tour- nanicnt at I,oclc llaven, in which seven Rams were enteretl. R AMS VARSITY OPPONENTS R AINIS VARSITY OPPONIiNTs 0 State College -I6 25 Sugar Valley 18 I S lic-llelonte 39 28 Wfest Snytler l l 29 lNIoshannon Valley li IUNIOR VARSITY B0 Moshannon Valley I8 W 1' ll lersey Shore 22 0 SIMS CUIICRC 'IO -qty qhid' Iynmn 16 17 Bc-llelionte ll ii Baltl lfalgle si 'I Wk ll-W' it Initiating a IV. wrestling program this year, we tlroppecl our three sclmcclulccl meets. The Bellel lionte meet was clecitletl in final match ol' the evening. llntler the tlirection ol' Mr. Buchanan our junior High wrestlers have heen working out twice weekly They statgetl preliminary houts heliore several varsity encounters ancl particiywatctl in the IIIYIHIINLIFJI wres- tling tourney. Rciclci has his legs on States LJ. lresslcr hut loses on riding time. 5-2. in YS wXm Z FIRST ROW: Roger Bierly, Emory Floray, John Martz, jim Dearing, john Schade, Dick Weyman, Robert Shawver, Ronald Eisenhart-Co-Captain, Huling Bressler. SECOND ROW: Robert Steiger, Bill Styers, Tom Searfoss, Larry Anderson-Co- Captain, Mick O'I-Tara, Coach Gates. Absent: Mike Myer, Barry Harbach, Allen Packer, Sam Bierly, Managers Dan Wolfe and Richard Solt. BASEBALL 1959 While posting a 2-6 league record, the best Ram performance in three years of Central Counties League play, Penns Valley managed to slip out of the league basement. After dropping an S-2 exhibition game to Kishacoquillas, whom they outhit, Coach Gates's boys lost the league opener 8-2 to Philipsburg. Ron Eisenhart, john Schade, and Sam Bierly led our offensive at- tack against Bellefonte with one home run apiece. The Rams really put on their hitting clothes and trounced the Red Raiders 17-1. The following week we journeyed to State College and received a trouncing of our own 12-O. Playing a very loose defensive game paved the way for Bald Eagles 12-3 win in our home opener at the Old Fort. Eventual champ State College defeated us 6-1 as Sam Bierly did a fine job on the mound for the Rams. After leading for 31f2 innings at Wingate, the roof fell in and the Eagles of Bald Eagle went on to defeat us 10-2. Our weak defense again aided Philipsburg's Mountaintoppers to defeat us, 7-4 this time. Rich Weyman hurled the leagues only no-hitter this season as he defeated Bellefonte 7-2 in the league finale. Again errors hurt the Ram cause but Weyman's performance overshadowed this as he allowed no balls to be hit out of the infield and struck out 9 en route to his second win of the year. Ron Eisenhart led the team in batting average, hits, runs, and R.B.I.'s. His astronomical batting average of .545 also led the league. john Schade led the team in extra-base hits while Dick Weyman posted DICK WEYMAN a very respectable earned run average of 1.7 runs per game. RAMS OPP. RAMS OPP. EXhibifi0H 2 Kishacoquillas .... ,,,,. 8 3 Bald Eagle ,,,.t, ,,.sVVV 1 2 2 Philipsburg . ..,. ...,. 8 1 State College ,..,V VVV.. , 6 17 Bellefonte ., ,,,,..,,. 1 2 Bald Eagle ,,,, ,O ,.,w1O 0 State College ....... ,.,,,.... 1 2 4 Philipsburg ,,,,,, ,,., 7 RON EISENHART ' 5 Bellefonte ,,.,. ,,,,,,, 2 88 Egxggfr HQ41e1r Roy Blanr CYes, Roy Blair, 15 . control with a leg-ride over hws State College onnonent, ROD HOPHGP Wwfgfgq UYeaaal He d1d ltlu One of our Ram wrestlers has scored as the cheer- leaders and fans root m kwwlg USafe1n cries the umn ms ,Q All 22 players are shown on thls play as a Chief Logan beck is hit behind the line of scrimmage. Barb Henschen and c Dona Homan enjoy the Rams' 5-2 A And th2t,S what victory over Bellefonte. Schade seems to be about to do against Bald Eagle nShoot Johnln Five of our senior footballers in actio First row: Larry Anderson, Curt Bierly- con : o ve Tom Se d row Da Homan, Gi1m0P9s JC Schado a Ram collects a base hit, ,Wm ,1 mln troublen is Lee Wolfe against two tim anninst Rellefonte, under coach 3 o state champ Dick Tressler of State College, Jim Uearine'S watchful eve. ofet 'l e'lf' no egress QS Qgmmw wnaSSssSHiEsse 744f We 1 'I 7 llr 4 :sb- s 'Es 5:5 llfw-.....,........... u --- .ll':g, I 1 A '35 dew! ma wee, nfal:5lf 4 , I:lll m-l I 3 ml ol in 7::4v,,4, 21- ' 9 This F.I-I,A. exhibit, on making various kinds of candles, won first place at the Grange Fair exhibit, and third place in the state competition. An F.H.A, project, always enjoyed greatly by the teachers, is the Christmas Faculty Tea. Here the guests are Mr. McCoy and Mrs. Burger, the advisors, Mrs, Shook and Mrs. Bradford, the hostesses, Charlotte Stull and Norma Wingard. 92 71456 awe The yearbook staff is establishing a Hall of Fame, choosing the most outstanding member of the senior class. The student is chosen by a point system based on Activities, Student Government, Scholarship, and Sports. A plaque has been purchased upon which is engraved the name of the outstanding senior of this year and the two preceding years. ROBERT R. HAUGH '57 Class President 43 Student Council President 4, Band 4, Chorus 4g Year- book Staff 45 F.F.A. 4g Basketball 4, Baseball 4. LEONA A. RISHEL '58 retary fl, Home Room President 3, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, FBLA -'ig Chorus 3. 4, Secretary-'1'reas urer 3, President 43 Band 3, 4, Editor-in' Chief .ig Cheerleader 5. 43 Class Sec' LEE W. WOLFE '59 Class President 2, 3, 43 Home Room President 33 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 41 Band 2g Chorus 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 41 Baseball 23 Football 2, 3, 41 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 D-Ram-A Club 3, President 33 Science Club 4, Vice President 4. . ON FLOOR: Gloria Walker, Nancy Shaffer. SEATED: Nancy Brean, Eileen Stitzer, Marilyn Foreman, Judy Nerhood, Barbara Hagan. STANDING: Mary Alice Bubb, Earl White, Frank Stover, William johnson, Mrs. Bierly, Larry Homan, Michael Smith, Diane Gephart, THE UNGUIDED MISS A better international understanding through the exchange of students was the underlying theme of the junior Class Play. The Unguided Missi' was a three-act comedy portraying the lives of the Bryce family and their friends when they permit an exchange student to live with them. Service fOr Papa fMike Smith, Eileen Stitzerl. Nice place for telephone conversation. QNancy Breon, Bill john son, Peep Walkerj 94 E X .Q - ii is IIRWI' ROXX' I..ii'n.i Kay ljllI'Sl,NL'N'lI1 71-rlwy, SECOND ROXV: -liuncs liriulforal, Yvonne xYlCL1X'L'I'. l3.1l'l7.ll'.l lfunggml. Ann.iCiii'nol1lc', ll.lYZL'lj.1lL'I', THIRD ROXYZ Orvil l'lUSlL'1'IN.1I'l, vlcrclcnc licnfcr, Mary Spilyd, S.ll'lQlI'.l XY'lI'llL'I', -lkhlll IXVVI' Cimnilmotlicr Dill, Rii'f1i1i'.f'i' Ilallfffffzi vmlfiw' Cousin lxldllkll' lNl.iililox, ivfw illlllc' fm' iz riff! DAlflfY DlI,I.S Rialmril Dill, I',if1.1. .f'l7ilUi!WfUl1' 1l'li!UIl'i'I' flirol Dill, fm niliiliiiizz-1i.1r-nfl!ifiifrxqlvlifi' limlllty Dill. fvfi uf,N'lL'L'f1-lL'.fl'fHfifal'f7I1 Orxil llostcrnmn Yvonne XVc.1x'Qr Ray Zciglcr l..1rn.1 Kay Durst Nevin Zcrlw B41rlv.1r.1 liunlggilril .lcrclcnc Bcnlicr Mary Simyil Doris, mn' nf flu' XINIXY Duillcy, ffm' of ffm' lllllllll' lllillllC lfscotl, Pilfhlil fnfifrn' Aimee l.ox'r-wi-Il, iiiw! i!.x'lw11 .wif Ulfvilfflfrfi r1z'i1:.1 firm Rm! Annu Grenoble lk-lc Norton. .J fifwgfv nlifmf izffvfili- inn! f,'i11'nf'.i' ln'.1i'f-llviwfv Jim Braillioril The XViilow Xlifolglglcs, iz wifi zzifilqlzfmr loan Bower Arnim vlulqcs, flw Nifvgi-in ivifilf. ilfhljif of ifilffq full in Silllkllll XVintCr Dircitcil by Mrs. S.1r.1 Zimmcrnmn Stuilcnt Director, lunly Bowcrsox Mani' iincxpcutul situ.1tionQ alum-lopcxl l-rom this iliil'fy wiiiuly. 95 -WW: QA kmfw mam 32333 'SEG- signs Dau T sa Llama M 5: Efaqg U CA ,Q ,tg 96 AWEQ Y F 'f diff ?9S'ff ?L6Q Dow T Cimtuww' I TREK MOKST , . The Senior Science Club sponsored a Science Fair on April 25. Doctor Casper L. Woodbriclge and l,t, Col. Kenneth L. Royer served as judges. There were exhibits of every color, size, and shape, everything from clocks to clouds. The exhibit that won the Grand Championship Award was a Wincl Tunnel entered by Lanny Boone and Larry Leitch. This entry also won the I-Ialler, Raymond, and Brown award for the most scientific originality. Nine Point Theorem, entered by Bill johnson, won the Senior High Championship award. The jun- ior lligh Championship Award went to Paul Bartges, jr., for his project on Bernoulli's Principle. Second place awards went to Mike Smith, senior high, Cathode Rays, and to Patricia Casher, junior high, The Circulatory System. lixhibitors who received honorable mention were: Klaus Hussman, Measuring the Velocity of Sound , Henry Garbriclc, Sonic Drive , Dave Musser, Parallel-Series Circuit , and Robert Rossman, Clouds, 7.,4,.4',,4. Teen-Age Library Association of Central Pennsylvania held its annual convention at our school this spring. Highlights of the meeting were a panel discussion entitled Activities of the School Library, and an address on The Special Librarian. Two hundred fifty members from eleven counties attended the convention. Michael Smith, Science Club president, accepting the Grand Cham- Patricia Casher, displaying her second winner, a model of the pionship Award and the Haller, Raymond and Brown Award circulatory system. from one of the judges, Dr, Woodbridge, Shown with them is the prize-winning project of Lanny Boone and Larry Leitch. 97 , I il ll ffl ll Y , l U Hi SIEATED: Harold Slack, Shirley Blesh, Barham Wagner, Ruth Ann Slack, Sandra Cyr. Alex Blesh. STANDING: X5C'illinm Blesh, Dennis Rickard, Dennis McCloskey, Carl McCloskey, Keith Norris, Leslie McCloskey. .luincs XY'agne1', Charles Norris. Three Coins in a lfountninu was the theme of the Junior Prom. The Keystoneairs provided the music, beautiful decorations provided the atmosphere, cozy clusters of Chairs and tables provided the comfort and appeiiriince of fl Paris street cafe. IT WAS FUN. is l A sl VX if i Vi in if A ..,. W We iili , V A A ire ' A I Ds.,-. ,W ,-,Wai ... x in ,li M 'Week The Baccalaureate Service was presented to eighty-eight members of the graduating class, their rela- tives and guests, on Sunday evening, May 24, 1959. The sermon, entitled What Is Your Authority? Who Gave It?, was delivered by Reverend Andrew H. Beahm. Other area ministers who participated were the Reverends Mr. Alan Seaman, Mr. William Walker, Mr. Elwood Williams, Mr. Charles Stevens, Mr. Dean Rupe. The high school chorus sang the anthem, How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place. Via jet, the class of 1959 took a trip around the world in eighty minutes. The trip was based on the theme, Around the World in Eighty Days. Lacking a wit, two half-wits CCurt Bierly and jim Bohnj conducted the tour from country to country. They were excellent guides. We started our trip in Holly- wood. From there we went to New York, Paris, with its street Cafes, and beautiful gowns, colorful Spain, wrestling in japan, and the dances and classrooms of Germany, all thrilled us as we toured. The last stop on our trip brought us to Hawaii. After we enjoyed one of their native dances, we all joined in singing Aloha. The trip had many high spots, but probably none will be remembered as long as the final stop-Penns Valley, our home. We all joined in singing to our great love, our Alma Mater. The seventh annual Commencement was held in the auditorium on May twenty-ninth. The welcome address was given by Lee Wolfe, Senior Class President. Area ministers participating in this service were Reverend Fred H. Irwin and Reverend Paul E. Miller. A piano duet, Andulucia, was played by Sandra Vonada and Ray Zeigler. A vocal duet, I'll Walk with God, was presented by Mary Spayd and Orvil Hosterman. The speaker of the evening was Dr. Roy Buck, of the Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Buck's subject was Day of Judgement. The graduating class was presented to the president of the area school board, john G. Meyer, by the high school principal, john E. McCoy. Mr. Meyer presented the individual members to the presi- dents of the local boards, who then awarded the diplomas to the class members. Q fr' fast, H31 .Ilia ic ' 11 H2:a'E.'Q?l'ti'?s '! lg ' .c ,4wafwl4 In the third annual Awards Day Assembly the following awards were presented to students for outstanding achievement: MARTHA SHEATS Betty Crocker, Homemaker of Tomorrow Centre Hall Business Men ssssssss.s,,isssssssssss,,,, ssssssss G ir1-BARBARA EUNGARD Boy-KENNETH ALBRIGHT Outstanding in Mathematics and Science Centre Hall Lions Club Award .,,.,s,,,,,,r,,,i Outstanding in Athletics Centre Hall Woman's Club Award .r,.., rrrvrrv R AY ZEIGLER An Outstanding Senior Daughters of American Revolution JOHN SCHADE American History .rV,.,Y........,.Y,.rrrriri.,ir.rrr.rrr ,..... . JOHN SCHADE Citizenship ..,.,,,,..........,...,..,.,.rs.,s,s.,....,.r,rrsssi, ssisisssss,,,, J OAN BOWER East Penns Valley Womants Club Award rrs,... .s,.V., J UDY BOWERSOX Outstanding Work in Home Economics Future Farmers of America Awards Leadership rrrrrrrr.rr...C.....ri.rrrrrssrssrss,,r.,.,,,,,,s,,,,,,,s,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, NEVIN ZERBY Scholarship .....,.......rrrrrrr Crrrrrr........,....,......,.rrrrrrrrrr..........r,.rrr.. A LLEN REARICK The George R. Snyder Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Award .... LEE WOLFE Highest Grade on Merit Scholarship Examination Haller, Raymond and Brown, Physical Science Award ..,..... KLAUS HUSSMANN James H. Snyder Memorial Trophy, Centre Daily Times .,,,s,,,,,,,v,,, LEE WOLFE Scholarship and Athletics Underwood Awards Outstanding Business Student Vt,,.,,,,,,,Vssr,sV,..,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BRENDA ROSSMAN Best Typist ....,.....Y..,..,.,...................,......................V.,.,,. MARY EMMA HOUTZ Veterans of Foreign Wars, Smith-Sweetwood Post No. 9575 Highest Four-Year Average in Science ..t..V,,,,,,.,..,,,,......r..........Yrr JOAN BOWER KLAUS HUSSMANN LEE WOLFE Business Department Awards: Junior Filing s,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,, ...,,,.,,, M ARIE WANCE Typing 11 ,YV,,..,,-V-s vssr.i.. B RENDA ROSSMAN Shgrfhand 11 ,-,--VwVw is,,,,,, B RENDA ROSSMAN ANNA GRENOBLE MARY ALICE BUBB .. WANITA GROVE National Mathematics Examination ,,r.. ..r. I OSEPH GRIFFIN F1l1ng Y,,,,...........,,r,... .--,--,-- Bookkeeping ,r,r 2 ..rrrrrrrrr..rr... rrvrrv. VVYA-,-- Sophomore Typing .,,,,,,,r,,......Yrrrrr.. . Seachfa Western scene Paris scene shi?Q..?ieiEEQQt?l5532355-'fi5fbi2SS5+5ilETezmbS' M 'Qi'v33Si8SSi5?4ikH33555QSS?5Sf5s7Q3i5'ikKiS3iSEiAtNGiSi The annual campaign for magazine subscriptions, conducted by the senior high school students, was managed by these students. Jacque Rossman, tenth gradeg Clifford Rook, twelfth gradeg Michael Smith, assistant managerg Bari Frye, eleventh gradeg john Schade, managerg Mr. Graybill, advisor. Swdwz'7 Molly Evans and Brenda Rossman handle the financial records and check writing duties of our student activities fund. 7. 3414. At the regional meeting of the F.B.L.A. in Altoona, Nancy Breon, Betty Grenoble, and Marilyn Foreman finished first, second, and third in the typing 1 contest. Sandra Vonada finished third in the typing 11 contest. Diane Gephart was second in the Public Speaking division. Club members also attended the state convention at Bedford Springs and sponsored a homecoming dance in the fall. 3 Installation of officers: Brenda Rossman, Retiring Presidentg John Krebs, Presidentg Linda McClenahan, Vice Presidentg Catherine Valentine, Secretaryg Marie Wance, Treasurerg William Styres, Reporter. l0I ima Through the portals of Penns Valley Pass the youth with hopes supremeg Ever seeking, groping, yearning To fulfill his dreams. You, our Alma Mater, Welcomed one and all You shaped, molded and inspired, That we could not fall. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail, Penns Valley High! Fount of wisdom and of learning Cherished 'til we die. In thy glorious splendor Better than the best, May we ever honor thee, Holding high thy crest. Honored thee we have within this lasting account of our school, and through the years to come may We truly hold high thy crest. I02 Acknowledgments The members of THE BLUE AND WHITE staff wish to ex- press their appreciation and sincere thanks to the citizens, teach- ers, and classmates who contributed their services to the seventh edition of THE BLUE AND WHITE. it it if it FOUR STAR ADVERTISERS it sir if THREE STAR ADVERTISERS 'Af it TWO STAR ADVERTISERS sir ONE STAR ADVERTISERS PATRONS The Class of 1959 wishes to thank the business people and patrons of our school who have aided THE BLUE AND WHITE financially. I03 Compliments of BREON'S STUDIO Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5053 Sir if 7557 if R. E. BREON AND SONS Hardware-Electrical Appliances-Feed-Seeds--Lubricants Atlantic Products-Gasoline-Motor Oil--Fuel Oil-Fertilizer Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8481 if Sir 'zfi' ik THE REBERSBURG NATIONAL BANK Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone--Dlckens 9-8854 il? 793 il? iff BUTCHER 8: SHERRERD Established 1910 1500 Walnut Street Telephone PEnnypacker 5-2700 Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania Members New York Stock Exchange-PhiladelphiaBaltimore Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange fAssociatej ik' if if iff Compliments of MILES TOWNSHIP FIRE COMPANY 72' if? 72' Sir MILLHEIM JOURNAL Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone--Dldcens 9-8442 Household Budget and State Farm Insurance Company R. S. Musser if Sir Sir Sk' Compliments of NIEMAN'S Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5011 IO4 Compliments of CENTRE COUNTY CANNING CORPORATION Oak Hall Station, Pennsylvania Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Canners and Freezers of Pennsylvania Quality Vegetables 'iff if it 'Br NEFF AND SON Furniture, Undertaking, and 24-Hour Ambulance Service Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8423 Dldrens 9-8407 12' it 11? ik Congratulations From JEFFRIES Funeral Home Furniture Mart Centre Hall, Pennsylvania it ik' 12' 12' PE RO ICE CREAM CO. State College, Pennsylvania Phone AD 8-6744 it 'Af it it Compliments of THE MILES TWP. P.T.A. Rebersburg, Pennsylvania irfifrskvfr Compliments of THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Millheim, Pennsylvania ilfilffikfikf Compliments of DEAN'S FRUIT MARKETS State College, Pennsylvania I05 , Compliments of THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK State College, Pennsylvania Phone AD 7-7641 il? il' sir if ROOK BROTHERS' FURNITURE MART Furniture-Carpet-Lamps-Accessories-Decorating Draperies Route 322, Milroy, Pennsylvania Phone NOrthfield 7-2160 it ffl' il? ik' PENNS CREEK FLOUR AND FEED MILLS Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8787 Orie Rote, Owner Manufacturers of Rote's Penns Pride Feed Dealers in feed supplies, field seeds, fertilizers, coal, sand, and cement if? Sir il? if HALLER, RAYMOND AND BROWN, INC. Division of Singer Sewing Mfg. Science Park State College, Pennsylvania Sir if if Sir TITAN METAL COMPANY Bellefonte, Pennsylvania ilfikikil' Compliments of BELLEFONTE TRUST COMPANY Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Phone-ELgin 5-4728 I06 GLASGOW'S MARKET Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8850 Meats-Groceries Ball Band Footwear-Wolverine Shoes 793 Si? 'Br DON'S GARAGE AND BODY SHOP Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1674 if 'iff it HOY TRANSFER, INC. Route 522, North State College, Pennsylvania Phone-ADams 7-4975 il' Sk SZ' VALLEY OIL 8: GAS CO. Socony-Mobil Distributor Mill Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-260 ik it wir FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8836 Hi? iii' ik GETTIG ENGINEERING 8: MANUFACTURING COMPANY Spring Mills, Pennsylvania iff Sir 755 Compliments of WOLF FURNITURE STORE Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Phone-ELgin 5-4788 it iff iff HUBLER'S JEWELRY STORE Keepsake Diamonds, Elgin and Bulova Watches Millheim, Pennsylvania if Si' ii? R. P. LONG Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1463 Contractor and Builder, Dealer for American Standard Furnaces I07 ALLEGHENY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Construction, Maintenance, Management, Promotion Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1271 it ik' it WASSON'S DAIRY Madisonburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8386 Guernsey Milk-Pasteurized-Homogenized il? iff ik' HECLA PARK Box 577 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Phone Zion 2121 Center County's Most Popular Playground 7 miles east of Bellefonte on Route 64 between Lock Haven and State College. Dancing, Roller Skating, Rides, Boating, Picnic Ground and Swimming Sir sir if AUTOPORT Motel and Restaurant State College, Pennsylvania One Mile S. State College Rt. 322 Phone-ADams 7-7666 it 'il' if MYERS BROTHERS Wholesale and Retail Meats Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8810 if 793 Sk Compliments of WILLIAMSPORT COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Williamsport, Pennsylvania ik' 72' ik PENNS VALLEY SALES BARN Phone-EMpire 4-9096 No Better Place in Pennsylvania to Sell or Buy Livestock if? if Sf? Compliments of LAKEMONT WHOLESALE ASSN., INC. Altoona, Pennsylvania vfrsiirik Compliments of GEORGE B. VROOMAN, INC. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I08 Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts W W W Compliments of ABCO, INC. McKeesport, Pennsylvania W W W MIFFLINBURG BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Phone-WOodlawn 6-1273 W W W DONEHOWER'S SPORTING GOODS Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Phone-JACks0n 5-3721 W W W A. E. MINGLE Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8386 For Sound Insurance of All Types and Prompt Service W W W Compliments of L. E. STOVER HARDWARE Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8521 WWW Compliments of PORTER BROTHERS Paint-Wallpaper-Floor and Wall Covering-Ceramic Tile State College and Bellefonte, Permsylvania W W W THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1411 W W W MEYER LUMBER COMPANY Coburn, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8911 IO9 or Dlckens 9-8664 BIERLY'S PLANING MILL Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8472 Lumber-Millwork and Building Supplies it Sir PLUMB'S DRUG STORE AND DINETTE Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Phone-ELgin 5-3225 Prescriptions-Fountain Service-Hallmark Cards Sir it BOB HESS Phone-IAckson 4-4639 Livestock Dealer Winfield, Pennsylvania -af wir , Smith-Corona Typewriters Authorized Dealer Sales and Service PALMER C. BIERLY Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8857 it 'ir RAY F. DECKER Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Excavating and Grading Phone-EMpire 4-1032 af, 1:- Compliments of FOY-SPANGLER FORD SALES Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Phone-6785 ik' il? REARICK'S DOUBL L POULTRY FARM Spring Mills, R. D., Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5280 Finest Quality Fryers the Year Round if Sir MANN'S GROCERY STORE Phone-Dlckens 9-8834 Rebersburg, Pennsylvania ik Sir RUSSELL DINGES Coburn, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8655 Grain, Flour, and Seed il? Sir Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Big Run, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania Felt and Chenille awards, letters, emblems, banners, caps We feature a fine line of Jackets, Sweaters, Tee and Sweat shirts. Sir il? STANLEY C. BIERLY Phone Dlckens 9-5021 Plumbing, Heating, Wiring, and Television Millheim, Pennsylvania il? Sir CENTRE HALL MILLS Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1422 Milesburg, Pennsylvania Phone-ELgin 5-4271 Mill Feeds-Salt-Fertilizers-Farm Supplies ii? ik , WIAN'S SPORTS CENTRE Phone-ELg1n 5-2000 Formerly Sam Poorman's Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Sporting Goods-Photo Supplies-Toys Sir Si? Compliments of BIERLY'S MEAT MARKET Phone-HAZCI 2-8841 Spring Mills, Pennsylvania ii? Sir Compliments of JOHN SEXTON .sf Co. Chicag0, Illinois National Wholesale Grocers Sir Sir Compliments of BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Phone-ELgin 5-3125 IIO Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION-Post 969444 Millheim, Pennsylvania Q Q ROBERT RISHEL Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8346 Farm Seeds-Fertilizers Feed Grain Hay Straw Salt Minerals Q Q WEHR'S Dairy Phone-WOodlawn 6-1215 Don't forget Wehr's Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Q Q SMITH AND CORMAN FURNITURE STORE Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8861 Q Q WARREN E. RICH Surge Mobile Dairy Service Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone--EMpire 4-1492 Q Q KENNETH GEPHART Phone-Dlckens 9-5118 Acetylene and Arc Welding Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Q Q CECIL J. HIRONIMUS Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8471 Plumbing and Heating Play safe-If it's plumbing, let a plumber do it. Q Q PENN STATE MOBILE HOMES On Hwy. 522, IA mile West of State College, Pennsylvania Phone-ADams 7-7780 If We Don't Have It-You Don't Want It Q Q , LEE A. VONADA Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania General Merchandise-Homemade Ice Cream an as Compliments of LOGAN LUNCH Loganton, Pennsylvania Homemade Pies, Lunches, Dinners, Open 7:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M., Phone Loganton 7107 Q Q Compliments of Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania MAX'S RESTAURANT Phone-Dlckens 9-5233 Q Q MUSIC MART 104 North Allegheny Street Phone-ELgin 5-4444 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania New and Used Band Instruments, Musical Accessories Q Q MANBECK MOTORS Phone-WOodlawn 6-4451 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania General Repairing and Wrecking Service-Bear Alignment Wheel Balancing and Frame Straightening U-Reckum-We Fix-Em Q Q C. F. BURKHOLDER Phone-EMpire 4-1241 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania General Hardware, Sherwin-Williams Paints, Wallpaper and Window Glass Q Q RUSSELL W. BOHN Insurance Phone-EMpire 4-1407 Central Hall, Pennsylvania af af , STOVER'S EEED MILL Phone--BMpire 4-1393 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Manufacturer of Penns Valley Quality Feeds The feed which contains more feeding power to the pound. Retailer of Wayne Feeds CHARLES SMITH Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8452 Goodyear Tires-Sunoco Gas and Oil Sir iii' PIFER'S MUSIC CENTER Bellefonte, Pennsylvania The Best in Music Phone-Elgin 5-2634 il? iff THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of HARTFORD George R. Snyder Wingate, Pennsylvania Phone-Elgin 5-9166 Life Insurance of Highest Quality at Lowest Possible Cost Your School Child Accident Insurance Representative -Q-, -af Compliments of LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE No. 1396 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Sir it H. E. EMERY'S FAIRLAWN Centre Hall, Pennsylvania General Merchandise Phone-EMpire 4-1201 iff il? HARTLETON GARAGE Complete Repairing-Body and Fender Work Hartleton, Pensylvania Phone-WOodlawn 2-3773 Sir 72' , PAUL K. DINGES Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Trudcing and Drilling Phone-Dlckens 9-5242 if 151' REX ROCKWELL Piano Sales-Service Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1292 Sir 795 ALBERT H. STOVER Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8473 Hardware and Housewares Sir ik' H. G. GILMORE ' Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5222 Coal-General Hauling and High Lift Work if ik KEN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone-HOmestead 6-9285 Boalsburg, Pennsylvania 28th Division Highway Sir Sir LYKENS MOBIL GAS Phone-HOmestead 6-6221 Boalsburg, Pennsylvania fir ik' , DIX CADILLAC-PONTIAC COMPANY State College, Pennsylvania 1400 N. Atherton St. Sir 'ik Compliments of KREBS' RADIATOR SERVICE Cleaning-Auto, Truck and Tractor Service--Recoring and Repairing Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1491 il? Sir GARBRICK'S MANUFACTURING Phone-EMpire 4-1403 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania 'iff 'iff . , MARY'S DRESS SHOP Phone-EMp1re 4-1264 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania I I2 CLOVER FARM STORE-Fred Luse Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone-EMpire 4-1425 ski? Compliments of YEAGER'S SHOE STORE Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Phone-ELgin 5-2623 'iff Sir SUNNY HILL DAIRY FARM Phone--HAzel 2-8800 Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wagner Spring Mills, Pennsylvania 'Ar Sir FORREST R. SHOWALTER, D.D.S. Phone-WOodlawn 6-1239 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania sir, -af Compliments of TEMCHACK JEWELER 123 North Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pennsylvania af, -if Compliments of TEMPLE'S FOOD MARKET 131 West Beaver Avenue State College, Pennsylvania Meats-Groceries-Produce Phone-ADams 7-4921 Sir sk FRANKLIN MUSSER Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5026 Silos-Hay Dryers-Corn Cribs-Barn Fans-Silage Unloaders-Barn Cleaners if if MARK D. FETTEROLF Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Dealer in Hard and Soft Coal Phone-EMpire 4-1051 if 'ir CENTRE NEWSPAPERS KEYSTONE GAZETTE CENTRE DEMOCRAT Bellefonte, Pennsylvania -:sf af , JIM BRADFORD Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Prompt Dead Animal Removal Phone-BMpire 4-1269 af, af Compliments of ALVIN F. DIETZ MANUFACTURING COMPANY Coburn and Centre Hall, Penn. sk, -af Compliments of KRAUSS' 115 North Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pennsylvania if sir CLASTER'S Building and Supplies Phone-ELgin 5-4724 Bellefonte and State College, Pennsylvania ADams 7-4981 -af, sk Compliments of George C. JOE Smith Centre Hall, Pennsylvania if sir CENTRE HALL MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Retail Dealers of Artistic Cemetery Memorials II3 R. S. HAGAN'S GARAGE Dodge-Plymouth Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1441 ik' if MIFFLINBURG FARMERS SUPPLY Phone-WOodlaWn 6-1234 International and Norge Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania 12? iff SCHAEFFER HARDWARE Phone-ELgin 5-2020 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Everything in Hardware at Schaeffer Hardware Sir it ALTOONA LEATHER STORE Central Pennsylvania's Leader in Sporting Goods 1509-11 Avenue Altoona, Pennsylvania Sir il' STOVER'S METAL SHOP Phone-HAzel 2-8827 Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Heating-Plumbing-Water Systems-Fire Insurance ik ik' MENSCH'S JEWELRY 8: SPORTING GOODS STORE Phone-Dlckens 9-8611 Wyler Watches--Diamonds-Guns and Ammunition Millheim, Pennsylvania if if CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE OF CENTRE COUNTY State College, Pennsylvania -at at Compliments of A. C. TURNER'S Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Sir Sir THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 101 North Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Sit 'iff PENN HI-BOY RESTAURANT Phone-ADams 8-9691 State College, Pennsylvania Route 322 Sir ik Compliments of I 6: L BAR-B-QUE Phone-ADams 8-8261 State College, Pennsylvania Sf? it ROYER'S GARAGE Phone-RAymond 5-9921 Loganton, Pennsylvania Chevrolet Cars, Philco Appliances, Complete Sales and Service sit it EUGENE W. BUCKHOLDER Phone-EMpire 4-1472 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Painting, Exterior and Interior-Paper Hanging 795 Sit FYE'S FROSTY KUP Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Soft Ice Cream-Sandwiches-Root Beer fir Sit Compliments of PENN-WHELAN DRUGS Phone-ADams 7-5445 State College, Pennsylvania Corner of Beaver and Allen iff 'fit O'BRYAN MOTOR COMPANY Phone-ADams 8-6791 Studebaker, Mercedes-Benz-Sales and Service State College, Pennsylvania II4 M R M Super Market and Locker Service affair Compliments of FIREMEN'S CLUB affair School and Office Furniture Bellefonte, Pennsylvania 'A' fir Bellefonte, Pennsylvania if Millheim, Pennsylvania Millheim, Pennsylvania JACK WILKINSON G. C. MURPHY COMPANY if GLASGOW, HENRY Coburn, Pennsylvania Chartered Service sir fi? Compliments of UNION EMBLEM COMPANY af, a- Compliments of BENEFER'S BARBER SHOP 7917 12' Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 WATSON'S FIVE AND TEN ik it Compliments of BOOB'S IGA STORE The store where the check-out proves the ifril' Armstrong Linoleum Millheim, Pennsylvania JOHN W. COONER Phone-Dlckens 9-8411 Phone-Dlckens 9-8441 Phone-ELgin 5-2622 Phone-ELgin 5-3283 Phone-Dlckens 9-8654 Palmyra, Pennsylvania Millheim, Pennsylvania Millheim, Pennsylvania savings Phone-Dlckens 9-8989 Sir if J. HAROLD DURST Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Electrical Installations for Power and Light iff Sir MILLHEIM PHARMACY Your Prescription Drug Store Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone--Dlckens 9-8422 iff if LEVINE'S Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Men's and Boys' Apparel Where Quality is Tradition iff 1? CARRIE ANN MOUNTAIN VIEW RESTAURANT Woodward, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8385 Sandwiches-Platters-Full Course Meals wir it DR. JAMES VANEMON Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8431 Enjoy health through chiropractic 7-ll? ik Compliments of WOODWARD INN Phone-Dlckens 9-5147 Woodward, Pennsylvania I I5 Automobile Agencies and Dealers ARD, H. G. New-Chevrolet-Used Phone--Dlckens 9-8715 Woodward, Pennsylvania WATSON Motors-Buick and GMC Phone-WOodlawn 6-1227 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Automobile Parts and Supplies WESTERN Auto Associate Store Phone-ELgin 5-9421 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Bakery HOMAN, Russell Distributor of Beaver's Bakery Products Phone-EMpire 4-1465 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania WAITE'S Bakery and Pastry Shop Phone-ELgin 5-5149 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Beauty Shops CLEORA'S Beauty Shoppe Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8946 The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman DORIS JEAN Beauty Shop Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Phone-WOodlawn 6-3862 FAYE'S Beauty Shoppe jEANNE'S Beauty Shop LEONA'S Beauty Salon RUTH'S Beauty Shoppe VIVIAN'S Beauty Shop Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Coburn, Pennsylvania Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Complete Beauty Services Millheim, Pennsylvania Millheim, Pennsylvania Book Dealers Compliments of KEELER'S The University Bookstore GROSS, Ardell DANKS 8: COMPANY State College, Pennsylvania Butcher Custom Butchering Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Clothing Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Congratulations from SMART SHOP- Famous for Famous Fashions Lock Haven, Pennsylvania WILLIAM'S Men's Wear 103 North Allegheny REFFNER, C. E. ALLEN, Russell Russ GRAZIER ROYER, Roy E. Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Coal Dealers Woodward, Pennsylvania Coal-Wood-General Hauling Contractors Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Compliments of Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Bulldozing and Grading II6 Phone-Dlckens 9-8951 Phone-Dlckens 9-8665 EMpire 4-1495 Phone-Dlckens 9-87 1 1 Phone-Dlckens 9-8419 206 East College Avenue Phone-EMpire 4-1666 Phone-ELgin 5-2260 Phone-Lode Haven 3223 Phone-ELgin 5-2127 Phone-Dlckens 9-8719 Phone-EMpire 4-1420 Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1263 Contractors fCont.l ROYER, R. M. Potter Mills, Pennsylvania Phone--EMpire 4-1037 Excavating and Grading Contractor RUDY, Clarence Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1429 Contractor and Mason Dairy and Dairy Stores SEALTEST Foods Metropolitan Area Phone-HAzel 2-8816 Spring Mills, Pennsylvania STOVER'S Dairy Bar Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8504 After the game come to Stover's and meet your friends TWIN KISS R. D., Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Dry Cleaners WANCE, Kenneth Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8901 Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Electrical Appliances BAME, W. R. Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5113 TV Sales and Service, Emerson--Dumont LEVAN'S Electrical Shop Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8462 Westinghouse Appliances-Sales and Service STITZER Electric Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8811 Plumbing-Heating-Major Appliances Farms Compliments of WOODLAWN Farm-Shook Bros. Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-I-IAzel 2-8205 Farm Implements and Supplies BURRELL, A. Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5063 Pioneer and Alfalfa Seed Salesman CORSON, Harvey F. Muncy, Pennsylvania Allis-Chalmers and New Holland Farm Equipment DIEHL 8: YEARICK Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5074 Oliver Sales and Service DOTTERER Brothers Phone-Mill Hall 574-I Farm Equipment R. D., Mill Hall, Pennsylvania EUNGARD'S Farm Equipment Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8519 john Deere and New Holland Farm Equipment and Service MYERS, E. D. Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Phone-3458 International Trucks and Farmal Tractors LONG'S Farm Supply Mill Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-Mill Hall 295 REAM'S Farm Implements Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone--Dlckens 9-8861 STOVER, Henry J., Representative-Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc. Dairy-Hog-Poultry-Fertilizer and Agricultural Chemicals Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8708 Florist WOLFE, Jimmy Phone-ADams 7-2722 State College, Pennsylvania Furniture Margaret TENNIS Lamp Shop Phone-HOmestead 6-6311 Repair Antique and Modern Lamps Route 522, Boalsburg, Pennsylvania WAYSIDE Furniture Phone-WOodlawn 6-1259 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Garages BRUGART'S Garage Phone-Dlckens 9-8671 Rebersburg, Pennsylvania General Repair Gas-Oil-Accessories CONFER'S Garage Millheim, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8415 General Repairing for all Makes of Cars Archie DE'I'WfEILER'S Garage Phone-HAzel 2-8825 General Repair Spring Mills, Pennsylvania FOUST'S Garage Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1212 Compliments from MILLER'S Garage Phone-Dlckens 9-8955 Madisonburg, Pennsylvania MYER Bros. Garage Phone-HAzel 2-8852 Spring Mills, Pennsylvania RUNKLE'S Service Garage Phone-EMpire 4-1572 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania SQUARE, Deal Garage-Vic Stover Phone-Dlckens 9-8409 General Repairing Millheim, Pennsylvania Grocers COBURN Clover Farm Store Phone-Dlckens 9-5106 General Merchandise JOHNSON'S General Store Phone-EMpire 4-1048 Potters Mills, Pennsylvania George C. JOHNSON Phone-EMpire 4-1401 Groceries Centre Hall, Pennsylvania RUSSELIJS Clover Farm Store Phone-HAzel 2-8819 Spring Mills, Pennsylvania SHIVELY'S Market Phone-WOodlawn 6-1281 701 Walnut Street, Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Dressed Meats and Provisions Free Parking Space WISE'S AG Store Phone-Dlckens 9-8940 Madisonburg, Pennsylvania Hardware McFADDEN, Lester V. Phone-EMpire 4-1186 Potters Mills, Pennsylvania Hotel MILLHEIM Hotel fBreon'sj Phone-Dlckens 9-8895 Millheim, Pennsylvania Insurance CONDO, I. Russell Phone-HAzel 2-8521 Lutheran Brotherhood Legal Reserve Life Insurance Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Compliments of DUNKLEBARGER, Roy Phone-EMpire 4-1452 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania REISH, john F. Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5192 Rawleigh Products and Insurance RISHEL, Dean C. Coburn, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8527 Farmers 8: Traders Life Insurance Company of New York Sound Investments at Reasonable Rates STOVER, George M. Phone-Dlckens 9-8555 Millheim, Pennsylvania SWEENEY, George H. Phone-EMpire 4-1455 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Insurance of All Kinds for Financial Independence NATIONWIDE Insurance-Richard E. Weber Fire-Life-Auto Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-8930 ZEIGLER, H. C. Phone-Dlckens 9-8944 Insurance That Pays Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Instrumental Lessons Mrs. Frank BOYER Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Phone-Dlckens 9-5192 Instrumental-Piano-Grades 1 to 10 jewelry Store CRABTREES jewelry Store Phone-ADams 7-4681 132 South Allen Street State College, Pennsylvania justice of the Peace To the Class of '59 --May Success and Happiness Forever Be Yours Garman A. MATTER Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1552 Landscape Contractor ENCHANTED Hill Nurseries Phone-HOmestead 6-6738 A Complete Landscape Service Phyllis Meahl, Owner Boalsburg, Pennsylvania Master of Ceremonies Glenn SHEFFER Phone-ADams 8-0083 210 East Hamilton Avenue State College, Pennsylvania The Penns Valley Record Hops have been lots of fun! Machine Shop GARBRICK, Vern Phone-EMpire 4-1489 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania NEWSMEN 'S Auto Machine Service Phone-ADams 8-8021 Precision Engine Rebuilding and Electric Motor Rewinding State College, Pennsylvania Motel RANCH Court Motel State College, Pennsylvania Phone--ADams 7-7762 Oil Distributors DELANEY, Earl Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1439 Farm Bureau Oil Distributor-Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil-Motor Oil-Grease HOSTERMAN, Charles Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1443 Gulf Oil Products-Coal Optometrist PIETRANDREA, Lewis J. Phone-WOodlawn 6-8323 Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania PRATT, A, F, Phone-Dlckens 9-5078 Rebersburg, Pennsylvania Patron 1 Compliments of Mrs. Pauline ROSSMAN-Postmaster Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Pharmacy GRIGGS PHARMACY 120 East College Avenue Prescription Specialists State College, Pennsylvania Phonographs SHADLE Associates-The House of High Fidelity Phone-ADains 8-8061 Sales, Service and Consulting or ADams 8-8952 151 South Allen Street State College, Pennsylvania MUSIC Room You can always find your favorite records at the Music Room Glennland Building State College, Pennsylvania Phone-ADams 7-2311 II9 Photography NITTANY Studios Phone-ELgin 5-5724 William B. Weaver Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Restaurants ARBOGAST'S Restaurant Rebersburg, Pennsylvania BOB'S Drive-In Restaurant Route 322 Phone-HOmestead 6-9282 Boalsburg, Pennsylvania EUTAW House Phone-EMpire 4-1039 Potters Mills, Pennsylvania LOBSTER House Phone-ADams 8-0082 State College, Pennsylvania RUDY'S Restaurant Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Service Stations CENTRE HALL Esso Service Station Phone-EMpire 4-9097 Tires-Tubes-Washing-Lubrication-Soft Drinks and Confectionery DeSOUSA,S Service Station Phone-Dlckens 9-8896 Millheim, Pennsylvania HANNA'S Sunoco Service Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone-Lock Haven 4825 Main and Henderson Streets Lock Haven, Pennsylvania MARSHALL'S Gulf Station Phone-EMpire 4-9087 Centre Hall, Pennsylvania MITCHELL'S Atlantic Service Phone-WOodlawn 2-3701 Auto Body Repairing and Refinishing Hartleton, Pennsylvania MOYER'S Service Station Auto Repairing-TV Sales and Service Potters Mills Spring Mills, R. D., Pennsylvania Shoe Store Congratulations -Class of '59 BOTTORFS- Your Favorite Family Shoe Store Phone-Lock Haven 3725 Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Sporting Goods CROZIER'S Sport Shop Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone--EMpire 4-1405 All Types of Sporting Equipment and Fishing Equipment Theater MUNICIPAL Theatre Millheim, Pennsylvania Center Countyis Finest Community Theater Trucking RUNKLE, R. S. Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Phone-EMpire 4-1284 Coal-Wood-General Hauling WOLFE, R. E. Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Phone-HAzel 2-8804 General Hauling-Lime and Fertilizer Spreading Service i' Patrons josten's Benner Motors Hunter, Caldwell and Rea Centre County Film Laboratory Miller and Kistler Everett's General Store Rhoads, Simon and Reader Mary E, Guisewite Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benner Harmony Shop C- R- ROSSITHU Henney Hat Shop Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rossman Robert Musser's Barber Shop Mr- and Mrs. Curtis Watts Nittany Office Supply and Equipment MI- 9-Hd MIS- William Bradford Romig's Department Store, Mill Hall Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Frankenberger R, L. Stahl, Agency . 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NAME Anderson, Martha .,... Barry, Ardell ,,,,,,,,.. Bartges, Paul ,...... Beahm, Ralph ..... Bible, Emma ........... Bierly, Margaret ........ Blair, James ............ Bohn, Russell ,..,...... Bonnell, Robert .......... Bradford, Virginia ......... Breon, Relda ............. Bright, Ray ....,........... Buchanan, Milford ........ Edwards, David ......... Fetterolf, LeClaire ........ Gates, Gerald ..... 2 ....... Geer, Vivian .......... Graybill, David ......... Humphreys, Joseph ...... Karpinski, Andrew ...,.... NAME GRADE Abbott, Harlan-8 ............. Addleman, Jean--7 ........ Addleman, Jerry-12 ..... Albright, Harold-9 ....... . Albright, Kenneth-12 ...... ..... Albright, Molly--8 ........ Alters, Delbert-8 ....., Alters, Joyce-12 ........ Alters, Lavean-11 ......... Anderson, Larry-12 ..... Ard, James--11 r..... Aukerman, Gary-8 ...... Aukerman, Larry-1 2 ........ 'Wzdez I I I PAGE 10, 49, 74 10, 44, 58, 74 10, 36, 46, 72 10, 38, 48 10, 34, 70 10, 47, 70, 94 10, 48 10, 44, 68, 84 10, 34, 57, 69 11, 36, 60 11, 37, 49 11, 38, 51 ,,u,,.11,59,47 uuu.11,46,81,82 mmmmmmmm H,71 u,,.11,5s,51,69,88 nmmwmmmmW.9 11, 74 1,111,111 11, 50, 86 12,52,73,81,83 PAGE um,48,75 m,m,m.5o,75 18, 61 .unr.46,64,72,85 18, 65, 72, 73, 82 .r. 48, 64, 66, 75 ,m1mmmmm.75 mmmm,1860 m,mum,m.42,59 58,73,80,86,88 m,mumhm.42,74 .,,,.51,64,75 mmmm.48 ,WH19 Q Auman, Alan-7 ............. .....----- 5 0 Auman, Barry--7 ....... ..-..- 7 5 Auman, Ellis-9 .......... .......... 4 7 Auman, Frances-8 ........ .....,. 4 9, 75 Auman, Freda--8 ...... ................... 4 9, 75 Auman, Gene-8 ................ ............................ 8 4, 49 Auman, Georgene-11 ....... ........ 4 2, 43, 58, 66, 84 Auman, Gerald-7 ......... ...........,................... 5 1 Auman, Harold-11 ...... ..... 4 2, 73 Auman, Irene-8 ......... ....... 4 9, 75 M47 NAME Kiebler, Patricia .....,. McCoy, John ................ McLaughlin, William ...... Pletcher, Frederick ....... Putman, Carol ,.,,..,,... Reed, Lois .....,.... Sadler, Martin ...... Schade, Dean ........ Schenck, Walter ...... 12, Shook Spang, Spang, Stover, 1 Jean ........ Jean ............ William ........ Earl .............. Tomlinson, James ........ Watts, Curtis ........ Wolfe, Prudence ...... Young, George ...,, Zimmerman, Sara ,...,. Zubler, John ..,... 12 12, 12, 12, 12 12, 13, 39, 13 13, .m,15 13, 37, 45, 13, 13 13, s 1 NAME GRADE Auman, Jack--8 .................. ....,........... Auman, Joy Lynn-9 ......... ..... 4 6, Auman, Larue-Sp. Ed. ...... ....,... . Auman, Mae-9 .............. ..... Auman, Richard-7 ....... .................... Bailey, Alan-9 ............ ........--------.... 4 7, Bailey, Nancy-10 ..,.... 45, 84, 59, Bailey, Walter-10 .,..,. ....... 4 5', 61, Bartges, Paul-7 ...... .,.............. Bassett, John-7 ....... ............ Bechtol, Carol-8 ................ ............. 4 8, Beckenbaugh, Carolyn-9 ...... ............,.... 4 6, Behar, Linda-7 . ...,......... 50, 51, 67, Benfer, James-11 ....... ...............,....., Benfer, Jerelene-12 ........ ........ 1 9, 31, 71, Bierly, Candace-7 ...... ............... 5 1, Bierly, Clarissa-8 ....... ...... 4 8, 49, Bierly, Corrinw8 .....,, Bierly, Curtis-12 ........ Bierly, Herbert-8 ...... Bierly, Karen-11 ....... Bierly, Nancy-10 .,., .... Bierly, Roger-10 ........ '4I5Q 5'8', 55, 48, 67, 44, 45, PAGE 12,75 12,7 60,73 50 72 55 75 56,59 39,58 38 42 36 72 45,60 66 67 64,65 35,72 13 73 ,mm.6 56,68 73,80 55 42 58,61 PAGE 48 64 68 .,m.52 69,68 ,ru 51 74,85 66,65 73,83 70,72 50,74 67,75 69,68 64,68 4L 74 64,95 58,75 67,75 48 67 80,86 71 81 4L 66 58,84 83,88 45, NAME GRADE Bierly, Sam-11 ....... ..,..... Biss, Beulah-12 ...,.. Blair, Joyce--9 .,.... Blair, Roy -12 ,..,. Blesh, Alex-11 ..,..,.... Blesh, Shirley-9 ........ Blesh, William-7 ,..... Bobb, Lucy--12 ,.....A.A.... Bohn, James-12 ........,.... Bonchack, Mary Ann-9 ...... 45, 61, 19, 46, 19, 19, 69, PAGE 96, 88 34, 60 67, 68 73, 86 98 98 98 19, 59 75, 86 68, 70 Boob, Lois-8 .................... 1....... 4 8, 66, 75 Boob, Mary Ann-9 1...... ...... 4 6, 66, 70 Boob, Nelson--Sp. Ed. .... ........ 5 2, 75 Boob, Philip--7 ...........1. ............... 5 0, 75 Boob, Ronald K.-11 ..................... 45, 60 Boone, Lanny--7 ........... ........ 5 0, 66, 64, 74 Bonchack, Joseph-7 ..., ................. 5 1, 75 Bower, Carol-8 ....... ....,. 4 9, 75 Bower, Dale-8 ,.... .......... 4 9, 72 Bower, James-7 ......... ......,......... 5 O, 69 Bower, joan-12 ......... ....... 1 9, 30, 71, 95 Bower, Louise-10 ........ ....... 4 5, 84, 60, 64 Bower-sox, Darla-9 ...,. .. ................ 68, 70 Bowersox, Judy-12 .,... ......, 2 0, 60 Bowersox, Linda-9 ...., .--.... 5 9, 68 Bowersox, Linda-10 ........ ............ 4 5, 64 Bowersox, Marlan-7 ....... ......................... 5 0, 75, 81 Bowersox, Robert-7 ..... ..,.................................,..... .... 5 0 Bradford, james-12 ...... ........ 2 0, 56, 57, 59, 66, 69, 95 Breon, Grace--12 ...... .............,...,..,,,............. 2 0, 60 Breon, Jeanne-7 ...... ....... 5 0, 75 Breon, Kermit-8 ...... ..............,... 4 9, 75 Breon, Larry-12 ....... ....,................,.... 2 0, 61 Breon, Nancy-11 ....... .........,.. 4 2, 59, 66, 69, 94 Breon, Patricia-11 ........ ...... 4 2, 58, 56,-84, 66, 71 Breon, Tisana-7 ........ .,..,.......................... 5 0, 75 Bressler, Barbara-9 ..... .......,..,............... 4 6, 68 Bressler, Huling-11 ..... .......... 4 2, 75, 82, 88 Bright, James-7 ........ ........ 5 1, 66, 69, 81 Bright, Paul-10 ............ ................... 4 5, 80 Broderick, Dorothy--8 ..... ...................... 4 9, 75 Brooks, Beverly-10 ..... ....... 4 5, 84, 59, 69 Brooks, Jeanette-10 ...... ......... 4 5, 84, 59, 66, 69 Brooks, Marshall-7 ..... ...................... 5 0, 75 Brown, Brenda-9 ........ ....... 4 7, 58, 46, 68 Brown, Connie-10 ...... ...... 4 5, 84, 59 Brown, David-9 ........... ...... 4 6, 72, 86 Brown, Edward-12 ....... ......... 2 0, 72 Brown, James-8 ........... ..... 4 8, 66, 75 Brown, Robert-10 ...... ...... 4 5, 51, 61 Brown, Robert-7 ......... .............................. 5 1 Brungart, Leona-11 ........ ....... 4 2, 84, 64, 70 Bnxngart, Mona-7 ...... ........................................ 7 5 Bruss, Shirley-9 ......... .................................... 4 6, 70 Bubb, Mary Alice-11 ...... ....... 4 2, 84, 59, 69, 65, 70, 94 Bullock, Eleanor-8 ..... ................................. 4 9, 75 Bullock, Evelyn-8 ...... .................. 4 9, 75 Bullock, Kay-12 .......... .. ................. zo, 84, 70 Bullock, Mary-10 .. ...... ........ 4 5, 84, 58, 60 Bullock, Peggy Ann-10 ........... 45, 84, 60 Burd, Larry-7 ..................... NAME GRADE Burger, Mary-7 ..,,.,,,,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Byers, Kay--12 ..... 20, 57, 59, Cable, Cherry LOU-10 .,,...., ,,,,,, 4 5, 84, 59, Campbell, Jeanne-11 ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carper, Jane-9 ....,....... ,,,,,,,,,, Casher, Joseph-1 1 ........ Casher, Patricia-9 ............,.. Chamberlin, Charles-10 ........ Chamberlin, Mary-Sp. Ed. .,,. . Coble, Carol-7 ..........,..... Coder, James-9 ..... Cogan, Paul-7 .......... Colyer, Beverly-10 ....... Colyer, Nancy-8 ........... Colyer, Rebecca-9 ....... Colyer, Susan-7 ....,. Condo, Judy-9 ,...,.... Confair, Harold-8 .,..,. Confair, Kyleen-12 ..... Confer, Alvin-9 .......... Confer, Carol Ann-7 ........ Confer, Doyle-8 ...... Confer, Linda--8 ...... Confer, Linda-11 ..... Confer, Mary--9 ....... Confer, Rankin-12 ...... Confer, Sandra--8 ......... Confer, Shari Lou-7 ........ Cooner, John--7 ........... Coontz, Susan-10 ............ Copenhaver, Glenda-7 ...... Copenhaver, Linda-7 ...... .. Copenhaver, Ronald-11 ....... Cori, Allen-11 ............. Corl, Neal-9 .......... Corl, Richard-8 ....... Corman, Robert-8 ....... Cox, Alice-10 .......... Cox, James-7 ....... Crater, Betty-9 .... Crater, Darlene-7 ..... Crater, James-10 ...... Cyr, Sandra-10 ..... Dashem, john-9 ........ Day, Carl-8 ........... Day, Larry-11 .............. Dearing, Connie-10 ........ Dearing, James--12 ....... Decker, Charles-10 ...... Decker, Donald-8 ...... Decker, Harold-9 ........ Decker, Joann-11 Decker, Judy-7 .......... Decker, Marie-9 ........ Decker, Nancy-10 ........ Decker, Richard-8 ...... Decker, Robert--11 ...... 42, 46, 44, 48, 49, 21, 46, zo, 42, 21, 48, 84, 5o, 67, 44, 43, 48, 67, 45, 66, PAGE 64, 75 69, 64 69, 64 42, 65 47, 68 74, so 68, 97 45, 6o 52, 75 51, 68 47, 61 5o, 69 84, 69 67, 75 46, 68 66, 75 66, 68 49 s4, 60 47 5o, 68 49 49, 75 84, 59 46, 68 72,, 73 67, 75 67, 75 75, 81 s4, 71 50, 75 5o, 75 42, 73 60, 86 49 64, 74 84, 59 50 68, 70 5o, 68 45 95 47, 61 .. .............. .49 45, s4, 59 21, 72, az, sa 61 48, 66, 69 46, 69, 81, 85 45, 84, 60 47, 68 45, s4, 59, 66, 69 48, 72, as 45, 60 NAME GRADE Decker, Sandra-8 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Decker, Virginia-9 ....,.,....., DeHass, Robert--Sp. Ed. Delaney, Ellen-8 ,.......,.... Delaney, Roseann--11 ,... Delaney, Samuel-10 ,.,.,, Dinges, Connie-11 ,....,,. Dinges, Larry-10 .,.. Dinges, Lynn-8 .,,.. Dinges, Max-8 ...... Dobson, Linda-7 .ee.. Dobson, Willis-7 ..... 47, 45, 48, 69, 64, 49, PAGE 75 58, 68 58, 69 48, 75 84, 59 45, 75 84, 60 64, 72 81, 85 75, 81 51 51 Duck, Thomas-7 ,...... ..,.. 5 0, 74 Dunkle, Roy-9 ........,.,,. ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 6 1 Dunklebarger, Ann--7 ..,...,,.. .,,,... ...,.,....... 5 1 , 64, 75 Dunklebarger, Mike-10 ..... ........................ 4 4, 64, 72 Durst, Lama Kay-12 21, 56, 66, 71, 64, 95 Dutrow, Doris-8 .......... 48, 58, 49, 66, 64, 75 Dutrow, Joyce-11 ..... .................. 4 2, 84, 66, 65 Eckenroth, Gary-7 ...,.. .... 5 1, 68 Eckenroth, Leona--8 .,....... ....,,,, 4 9, 75 Eckenroth, Raymond-8 .,,.... 49, 68 Eisenhart, Ronald-12 ...... ..,,. 2 1, 88 Eisenhuth, Donald-9 ..,..... 68, 81 Eisenhuth, Larry-12 ............. ,,.,,,. 2 1, 66, 65 Ellenberger, Samuel-11 ....... ..,... 2 1, 60, 65 Emery, Bruce-8 .............. ,,,............ 7 2 Erb, Joseph-8 .............. .................................------- 7 5 Esterline, Evonne-12 ....... ....,.. Eungard, Barbara-12 ....... ,...... Eungard, Linda-7 .....,.,. Evans, Leo-10 .......... Evans, Molly-12 ...... Faust, Wayne-12 ....... Feltenberger, Gary-7 ...... Fetzer, Clair-7 .......... Fisher, Janet-10 ..,.. Flick, Delores-12 ...... Flick, Helen-10 ....... Floray, Emory-11 ...... Flory, Alice-7 ,...... Flory, Beverly--7 ........ . Flory, Margaret-8 ...,..... Fohringer, Dorcas-9 .,...... Fohringer, Larry-9 ...... Fohringer, Sandra-8 ..... Fohringer, Trudy--9 ,.... Foltz, Carl-11 ........ -.. Foltz, Dianne-7 ....... Foltz, Richard-9 ..,..... .. Foreman, Marilyn-11 ....... 4--.... Foust, Darla-10 .......... Foust, Luanna-7 ....... Franklin, Ben-8 ....... Franklin, Ray-10 ...... Frazier, Jeffrey-8 ..... Frye, Bari-11 ....... Frye, Edward-8 ..... 21, 59, 66, 69, 21, 58, 56, 71, 22, 57, 22, '44Q 84,'-'59,'- H'QQfffffQQQQffQ '45', 42, 65, 75, 46, 44, 84, 42, 56, 84, 59, 64, 70 65, 95 50, 68 44, 72 59, 69 64, 72 50, 66 51, 69 69, 70 22, 84 84, 60 80, 88 51, 68 51,68 49, 75 46, 70 46, 69 75, 70 64, 68 42, 73 72, 85 69, 94 69, 64 75 48, 67, 75, 42, 48, 67, 45, 59 81, 85 45, 70 75, 81 NAME GRADE Fryer, Erma-8 .,... ........, Fryer, Nancy-9 .,,,.. Garbrick, Dennis-10 .... Garbrick, Henry--9 .,..., Gentzel, joseph-11 ,...,,. Gentzel, Judy-8 ........ Gentzel, Nancy-7 ......, Gephart, Diane-11 ,,.,,,1 Gephart, Donna-9 ........ Gephart, James-7 ,,...1... Gephart, Lucille-11 ..... Gephart, Marlene-9 ..,.,, Gephart, Martha-9 ,.,.... Gephart, Rosemary!-8 .,... Gilbert, Harold-7 .... Gilbert, Sonja-11 ,,,.. Gilmore, Kenneth-8 .,,,,,,, Gilmore, Thomas-11 ,.,.., Gilmore, Thomas-12 ...... Glunt, Paul---8 .,,..,.,.,,. . Goble, David-10 .,.,.. Goodhart, Gerald--9 ,.,. , Goodhart, Robert-9 .,,.. Gramley, Janet-9 .... Gramley, Robert-7 ..,...,, Gramley, Russell-9 ....., Grazier, David-9 ...... Grenoble, Anna-1 2 .,,.. Grenoble , Betty-11 .,,.. Grenoble, Jane--10 ...... Grenoble, Grenoble Griffin, , Robert-9 1...... joseph-9 ....... Grove, Harold-1 1 ....... Grove, Judy-9 ............. Grove, Judy Kay-7 ...... Grove, Kathryn-1 1 ,,..... Grove, Rita-7 ,........ Grove, Robert-7 .,...., Grove, Rose-10 ......,... Grove, Wanita-10 ...... Grove, Witxner-8 ...... Richard-7 ........ Grubbs, Linda-10 ..... Guiser, Joyce-12 ...,... Guiser, Robert-11 ..... Guisewite, Larry-9 ,..... Hagan, Barbara-11 ........ Hammer, Drew-12 ....... Harbach, Barbara-7 ......, Harbach, Barry--10 .,...... Harris, Sherrill-12 ..... Hart, Becky--10 ...... Hart, Bradley-9 ..., Hartle, Susan-11 .,.... Hartley, Cynthia-8 , ........ , Hartley, Floyd-12 ....,. Hartley, Joe-9 ,.... PAGE 48, 75 47, 68 46, 72, 74, 85 42, 66, 72, 73 48, 58, 66, 75 84, 59, 69, 94 46, 69 51, 67, 69, 85 42, 66, 70 46, 66, 69, 68 46, 84, 64, 68 48, 84, 49, 67, 64, 75 51, 69 42, 66, 71 49, 68 22, 61, 75, 80 64, 74, 83 47, 60 47, 61 46, 68 50, 64, 75 46, 64, 86 46, 72, 81 . ,.............,.,,,,..... 22, 59, 95 42, 45, 84, 59, 69, 66 45, 84, 59 50, 58 58, 46, 66 46, 69, 74 45, 64, 61 46, 68, 75 50 42, 84, 59, 69 50, 75 45, 84, 59 69 45, 70 49 45, 59 22, 57, 59, 69 42, 59 . .,.. ,..... 4 7, 74 42, 84, 66, 69, 65, 94 44,-50, 67, 75 44, 66, 72, 75, 80, 85, 88 25, 56, 66, 75, so 44, 84, 59 47, 69, 81 42, 84, 59 48, 75 22, 75, 80 46, 69, 81 NAME GRADE Harshbarger, Judy-8 ,. .. Harshbarger, Harold-11 Hartman, Harold-7 ...,...,... Hartman, Kenneth-1 1 .,.. Kerstetter, William-8 .... Hassenplug, Ardell-7 .A...... Hassenplug, Larry-7 .....,.. Hassenplug, Merle--9 .......... .,.. I-Iassenplug, Pearl-Sp. Ed Hazel, jean--9 ..,..............A....... Hazel, June-9 ...........,. Heckman, Irvin-8 ..A...... Heckman, James-8 ................AA Heckman, Sherwood-11 ....... Heisey, Thelma-8 ........... Henschen, Barbara--10 ........ Herman, Anna Mae-7 ........ Herman, Sherman-8 ......., Hettinger, Joyce-7 ..... I-lettinger, Kenneth-8 ...,. Hironimus, Gene-12 .A.... Hironimus, Patricia-8 ., .... . Hollobaugh, Clair-8 ...., Hollobaugh, Ruth-10 .,.... Hollobaugh, Susan-8 ...A. Holt, Ronald-7 .......... Homan, David-12 ....... Homan, Denise-7 ......, Homan, Dona-10 ....... Homan, Frances-8 ,..,. Homan, Garth-9 .......... Homan, Harold-9 ...... Homan, john-10 ..... Homan, jone-12 ..... Homan, Larry-11 ........ Homan, Linda-8 ......... Homan, Maiorie-8 ..... Homan Nancy--8 ........ Homan, Nevin-11 ....... Homan, Ronald-10 ........ Homan, William-7 ........ Hook, Gerald-7 ........... I-look, Harold-8 ...... Hook, junior-11 .......... Horner, Delbert-12 ........ Horner, Larry-8 ......... Horner, Walter-7 ........... Hosterman, Charles-10 .... Hosterman, Donald-8 ........ Hosterman, Orvil-12 ....... Hosterman, Ricky-9 ....... Hosterman, Sherry-7 ...., Houser, Betsy-7 ........ Houtz, Kathy-12 .......... Houtz, Mary Emma-12 ...... Hubler, Peggy-10 .......... Hussmann, Klaus-12 f .... Ilgen, Betty-8 ............. Ilgen, Douglas-7 ........ Ilgen, Duane-12 ....... PAGE 42, 43, 51, 51, ..,,-47, 46, 67, 48, 66, 64 Q 84, 55, '66Q 65Q 25, 56, . ,.,,,,..... 48, 64, 44, 84, 59, 66, so, 23, 61, so, 51, 64, 45, 84, 59, 66, 69, 47, 60, 47, 49, 45, 42, 56, 66, 69, 65, 15, 49, 48, 69, 45, 6o, 45, 60, 5o, 42, 80, 48, 64, 72, 81, 25, 6o, 66, 47, 58, 66, 51, 58, 66, 23, 56, 44, 84, 24, so, 64, 50, 24 NAME GRADE Ilgen, Jeanne-10 ...,,...,,,, Immel, Budd-10 ,....... PAGE Jodon, Lannie-7 ........ . Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Vivian--11 ,..... , Patricia-7 ........ Schenley-9 ........ johnson, William--11 ....,,.. Jordan, George-Sp. Ed. ..,.... . jones, Mike-9 ,.,,,.,,. ,,..., Karl, Susan-7 ,.,.. ..,,,,,,,, Kauffman, Ronald-10 ....... Keen, Robert-11 .....,.,.,,,. Kerster, Ellen-7 ,........,..., Kerstetter, Cloyd-10 ....., Kerstetter, Lois- 1 0 ......... 44, 84, 66, 71 5o, 75 50, 66, 64, 75 47, 74 42, 84, 71 .. 42, 43, 56, 72 94 52, 67 68 46, 50, 45, 42 51 45, 45, 84 49, 75 69 75 58 72 68 72 66 81 King, King, King, Larry--9 .,.......... Phillip-7 ,...,...... Thomas-8 ....,.,. 51, 74 Kline, Bonnie-10 .......,....,,.... ,,,,,, 8 4, 59, 69, 72 Kline, Mervin-11 ................,,,,....,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 Klinepeter, Sheridan Ann-8 .,.............. Klinger, Richard-Sp. Ed. ....... 52, 69 Knepp, Rilla-7 ............,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, 75 Knupp, Harry--11 ....... ........................ 4 2, 75 Knupp, Margaret-11 ...., ......... 4 2, 84, 59, 69, 70 Kohler, Bernard-9 ...... .,,.,..,,,,,.,..........,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7, 61 Krebs, john-10 ....... 44, 59, 69, 80, 82, 100 Kuppel, Barry-10 ....... ,...,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 4 5, 30, 83 Lamey, Robert-7 ,,.,.,,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 74 Lamey, Steve-9 ............. Lauderbach, Glenna-10 ..,...... Lauderbach, Keith--7 ..... Leedy, Anthony--9 ...... Leedy, James-7 ........ Leedy, Leilani-8 ....... 5 Leitch, Larry--7 ..... Lohr, Allen-9 ...... Lohr, Mary-9 ....... Lohr, Sara-12 ....... Long, Clyde-11 ....... Long, Diane-11 ....... Long, Joy-7 ......... Long, Helen-7 ..... Long, Robert-11 .... Long, Ruth-10 ...... Long, Shirley-9 ....... Lose, Donna-8 ....,.... Lose, Paulene-9 ..... Lose, Sandra-10 ...... Lose, Carol-12 .,...,... Lucas, Ernest-12 ...... Luse, Luse, Luse, Carol--9 ......,.. Dora-1 1 ..,..... Esther-8 ........ 47, 58, 46, 69, 81 44, 69, 64, 84, 63 51, 58, 68, 66, 85 47, 60, 72 48, 67 51, 74 41, 60, 81, 85 46, 68, 70 24, 60 42, 72 42, 71 5o 51, 75 42, 66, 72 44, 84, 59 46, 68 48, 84, 64, 75 47, 68 44, 84, 59, 69, 64 24, 59, 61, 69 24, 51, 59, 69, 86 46, 75 84, 60 48, 66 NAME GRADE PAGE Luse, Robert-8 ......,.,....., ,7,.. 6 7, 69, 64, 85 Mann, David-9 ....... .,..... 4 6, 69, 72, 81 Mark, Eva-7 .,,.,......... .....,..,,,,.., 5 O, 75 Marquardt, Alvin-9 ....,... ......,,A,.,.. 4 7, 74 Marquardt, Betty-11 ,...... ,,.... 4 2, 59, 69 Marquardt, Paul-12 ...... .........,.. 2 4, 72 Martin, Thomas-8 ,...... ...,..................... 4 8, 74 Martz, John-11 ......... ....... 4 2, 73, 80, 82, 88 Martz, Paulette-8 ,............ ...,.................. 4 8, 67 McClenahan, Linda-11 .,...,.. ....... 4 2, 84, 59, 100 McClenahan, Priscilla-12 .,..... ..,... 2 4, 66, 64, 70 McClenahan, Robert-8 ...,.... ,.,...................,,.. 4 9 McClenahan, Ruth--8 ........ ....,.,,,.... 4 8, 75 McClintic, Stanley-8 ..... ...,. 4 8, 64, 72 McCloskey, Carl-8 ..,.... .......,,...... 9 8 McCloskey, Dennis-9 ...... ..... 9 8 McCloskey, Leslie-8 ...... .,,...... 9 8 McCool, Beverly-10 ..... .,... 4 4, 84 McCool, Gene-11 ................ ,.......,,..,4.. 4 3, 61 McCool, Rebecca-8 .................... ...................... 4 9, 75 McCool, Richard fSamj-8 .......,,. 48, 66, 64, 85 McCoy, Richard-10 ................ ...... 4 4, 66, 69, 80, 82 McMu1lin, Kitty Ann-7 .,.. .............A....... 5 0, 66, 64, 75 Meyer, Kathy-8 ............., ...,....................... 48, 66, 75 Meyer, Michael-10 ....... 44, 66, 69, 70, 80, 83, 88 Meyer, Philip-7 ....... ....................................... 5 0, 75 Miller, Donald-7 ........ ..,........... 5 1, 75 Miller, Dorothy-9 .,..,.. ....A. 4 6, 67, 68 Miller, Fred-10 ......,,. ...... 4 4, 59, 80, 83 Miller, George-7 ,..... .,............. 5 1, 69 Miller, Helen-11 ......., .............. ..-.... 4 3 , 84, 60 Miller, Jack-7 ....... .....................5,....----...- 5 1, 69, 81 Miller, Joyce-10 .....,.. 44, 45, 58, 84, 66, 71, 64 Miller, Robert-9 ....... .................................... 4 6, 63 Miller, Ronald-10 ...... ........................,......... 4 4 Moore, Jack-10 ......, ......................................... 4 4 Moss, Mary-10 ....... ....... ........ 4 4 , 84, 66, 69, 70, 72 Moss, Michael-7 ............,.... ....,........................ 5 0, 74 Mothersbaugh, Mabel--12 ....... ...... 2 4, 59 Mothersbaugh, Robert-8 ........ ......... 4 9, 75 Moyer, Franklin-9 ,A .......... ...... 4 7, 74, 80 Moyer, Larry-9 .......... ......,.. 4 7, 69 Musheno, Karen-9 ........ ...... 5 1, 64, 68 Musser, Connie-7 ...... ............. 5 0, 68 Musser, David-9 ........ ..... 4 6, 68, 81 Musser, Donald-10 ....... ............. 4 4, 73 Musser, Lois-9 .......... -.... 4 7, 68, 70 Musser, Norma-11 .,.............. ........-.----- 4 3, 71 Musser, Stover-10 .................... ....... 4 5, 60, 86 Muthersbaugh, Eugene-Sp. Ed. ..... ...,.....-..-- 5 2, 68 Myers, Dennis-8 ........................ ...----.---.--- 4 9, 75 Myers, Dennis-9 ....... ...... 4 6, 60, 66, 81 Myers, Jerry-7 ....... .......--.---...----.- 5 0, 68 Myers, Joel-10 ......, ...... 4 4, 66, 69, 74, 83 Neese, David-11 ....... ,,,, 4 5, 61 Neese, Margaret-7 .,..... ,,,,,,, 5 1, 75 Neese, Richard-8 ...... 75 NAME GRADE PAGE Nerhood, Judith-11 .,..... ......., 4 2, 84, 66, 70, 94 Noll, Beverly-12 ..... ...,,,, .,.,, 2 5 , 84, 60 Noll, Donna-9 ....... ,.......,,,. 4 7, 70 Noll, John-9 .............. ..,.....,.,,.,,,,,. 4 7, 61 Norris, Brenda-12 .....,. ..,,,. 2 5, 56, 84, 59 Norris, Charles-7 ..... ,,...,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, 9 8 Norris, Keith-9 ,.......... ....,.....,..,,,..,.,,,,,,.,,,. 9 8 Norris, Margaret-10 ........ ....... 4 4, 84, 59, 66, 69 Norris, Theodore-8 ......,. ........,,,, 4 8, 66, 74 O'Hara, Michael-11 ..,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 2, 65, 82, 88 Orndorf, Linda-8 ,,,.,, -,,,,,,,,,,- 4 9, 75 Orndorf, Lois-9 ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3 Orndorf, Paul-10 ..,,,.,,. ,,,,,,, 6 1, 80 Orndorf, Richard-11 ,.,,,.,, ,,,-,, 4 5, 61 Osman, Carol-9 ..,..,, ..,. 4 7, 68 Oswalt, Judy-9 ....., ,,,------ 6 4 Packer, Allan-11 ..,,,. ,,,,,,,- 4 2, 72, gg Packer, James-9 ...,., ,.,,.,,,.,,,, 4 7, 85 Parrett, Carol--11 . .... ,,,,,,,, 4 2, 84, 71 Parrett, Eugene-8 .... ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 4 3 Parrett, Raylene-9 .,,,,, ,,,,..-,,,,,..,.,.,,,,, 4 6 Pecht, Patricia-9 ....... ,,,,,,, 4 6, 64, 68 Pressler, Beverly-7 ,......, ,,,,,,, -.,.,, 5 1 Putt, Duane-10 .......... ,,,,,, 4 4 Rachau, Judy-9 ................ ............,.,.,.. 4 6, 67, 68 Rachau, Lawrence-10 ...... .............,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 1 Ream, Ronald-11 ...... 43, 58, 60, 66, 86, 96 Rearick, Allen-12 ...,.. ........ 2 5, 70, 72, 75, 96 Rearick, Faye-7 ...... ............,.............. 6 7, 75 Reed, Jayne-7 ........ ..... 5 0, 66, 64, 75 Reffner, Karen-7 ...... .............................. 5 0, 75 Reffner, Patricia-11 ..... ................... 4 2, 84, 71 Reider, Bernard-12 ...... 25, 30, 56, 64, 73, 86 Reish, Bonnie-12 ...... 25, 30, 84, 69, 64, 70 Reitz, Wesley-7 ............ ............,....... 5 0, 75, 81 Richardson, Bruce-11 ...... ....,............................. 4 2 Rickard, Dennis-8 ...... ....... 9 8 Rider, Betty-7 ........... ......... 5 O Rid6r, Marie-12 .............. ....... 2 5, 60 Rider, Miriam-Sp. Ed. .... .......... 5 2, 68 Ripka, Ivan-7 .......... .... 5 1, 68, 81 Ripka, Nancy-9 ..... ................ 4 7 Ripka, Nedra-11 ...... .... 4 2, 59, 70 Rishel, Robert--10 ...... ........................ 6 1 Rockwell, Jane-10 ..... ...,.... 4 4, 84, 66, 64 Roger, Karen-9 ......... ............ 4 6, 69, 64, 68 Rook, Clifford-12 .,...... ....................... 2 5, 73, 74 Rossman, Brenda-12 ........ ...... 2 5, 31, 59, 57, 69, 100 Rossman, Carol-9 ......... ........................... 4 6, 68 Rossman, Charlene-11 ..... .................... 4 2, 84, 59, 69, 70 Rossman, Dean-10 ....... 45, 58, 66, 69, 80, 86 Rossman, Hallard-9 ....... .........................,........,.. 4 7, 85 Rossman, Jacque-10 ...... ........ 6 1, 80 Rossman, Priscilla-11 ..... 43, 84, 60 Rossman, Ray-8 ........ --1-.. 4 8, 75, 70 NAME Rossma GRADE n, Robert-7 ......... Rote, Carol--9 .......... Rote, Linda-9 .......... Royer, Gerhard-8 ..... Rudy, Donald-10 ...... Rudy, Earl-10 ............. Rudy, Harold-7 ............... Rudy, Mary Frances-8 ........ Rudy, Ruth-12 ............... Runkle, Sara-12 ......... Runkle, Thomas-9 ....v... Russell, Candace-7 ....... Sampsell, Edith-11 ...... Sampsell, Helen-8 ....... Sampsell, Miles-12 ....... Sampsell, Paul-7 ........ Schade, John-12 ........... Schade, Mary Jane-9 .... Schaeffer, Jo Ann-7 ....... Searfoss, Deanna-7 ...... Searfoss, Tom-11 ............ ..... Shaffer, DeWayne-7 ..... Shaffer, Eddie-8 ....... Shaffer, John-11 ...... Shaffer, Nancy-11 ..... Shaffer, Ronnie-9 ............ Shaffer, Thomas-11 ...... Sharer, David-8 ....... Sharer, jack-9 .......... Sharer, Joanne-10 ....... Sharer, Kenneth-7 ..... Sharer, Sharer, Patricia-9 ...... Shirley--1 1 ...... Strickler, Donna-7 ......... Shawver, Robert-12 ......... Shawver, Wayne-9 ..... Sheats, Martha-12 ...... Sherman, James-11 ..... Shively, Richard-10 ....... Shook, John--8 .............. Shreckengast, Joan-7 Shunk, Gene--9 .......... Shunk, James-11 ...... Simco, Carol-11 ....... Slack, Carol--9 .... Slack, Harold-10 ..... Slack, Judy-7 .............. Slack, Ruth Ann-9 ..... Slenker, Joseph-8 ....... Smeltzer, Nancy-10 ........ ...... Smith, Carolyn-10 ....... Smith, Gerald--7 ...... Smith, Grace-9 ......... Smith, Janet-12 ...... Smith, Jessica-7 ........... Smith, Michael-11 .......... Smith, Patricia-9 ..................... Smith, Vema fPeggyJ-8 Smith, Wayne-9 ................ Snare, Elaine--8 ...... 51, 61, 51, 26, 69, 26, 46, 64, 51, 42, 48, 26, 50, 58, so, . 42, 45, 58, 8o, 49, PAGE 69, 70 47, 70 47, 68 49, 72 86 80, 86 64, 68 49, 75 65, 70 71, 64 72, 85 66, 75 84, 59 64, 75 26, 66 69, 64 82, 88 67, 68 64, 75 64, 75 82, 88 50, 68 75, 81 42, 84, 66, 94 47, 72 42, 15, so 48, 61, 69, 64 46, 61, 64, 68 44, 84, 59 51, 69, 72 47, 68 45, 84, 60 26, 64, 75, 88 68 26, 60 42, 73 12, so 48, 64, 61, 72 51, 64, 75 45, 47, 61 43, 84, 60, 66 46, 68 98 51, 64, 75 45, 58, 61, 75, 81, 85 44, 58, 84, 59, 66, 69 44, 66, 64, 70 51, 66, 85 47, 64 26, 71 5o, 61, 64, 75 42, 74, 94, 97 46, 61, 69, 64, 68 48, 49, 66, 15, 151 46, 68 49 NAME GRADE Snare, Forest-10 ..,...,..,,, Snare, Harry-9 ........ Snyder, Barbara-9 ..... Snyder, Michael-7 ...... Snyder, Sandra-12 ....... Solt, Calvin-7 ......... Solt, Richard-8 ..,,.,... Spayd, Brenda-7 .... Spayd, Donna-9 ...... Spayd, Judy-7 ......... Spayd, Mary-12 ..,... Spencer, Robert-8 ...... Spicer, james-8 ..,....... Stamm, Bonnie-9 ........ Stamm, Fred-7 .........,, Stamm, Marcia-10 ...., Stamm, Peggy-9 ..... Stamm Sylvia-11 ..,.... Starr, Alice-7 ......... Starr, Donald-11 ...,. Starr, Frances-7 .,..... PAGE 44, 69, 86 47, 6o 46, 64, 68 58, 64, 15, 81, 85 26, 59, 66, 69 48, 69, 64, 88 51, 61, 68 46, 69, 68 27, 84, 66, 65, 10, 95 49, 75 46, 68 51, 66, 74 44, 59 46, 68 42, 84, 59 . .................... 61 Steiger, Robert-12 ,,.... 27, 31, 65, 72, 73, 88 Stitzer, Bernard-7 ....... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, 85 Stitzer, Donald-9 ........ .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7, 60 Stitzer, Eileen-11 ........ 42, 66, 69, 65, 70, 94 Stitzer, Nevin-11 ........ ............................,. 4 2, 75 Stitzer, Samuel-8 ......... ,,,...,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 9 Stoner, Thomas-8 ......... ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3 Stoner, William-12 ........ ...,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 7, 72 Stover, Barbara-8 ........ ,,,.,,, 4 8, 84, 67, 75 Stover, Barbara-10 ,.... ,,...,,,,,.,,,, 4 5, 60 Stover, Connie-9 .,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 6, 68 Stover, Darlene-7 ....... ,,.., 5 0, 66, 64, 75 Stover, Diana-8 ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 5 Stover, Donald-9 ......., ........ 4 6, 67, 69, 64 Stover, Franklin-11 .,... ,,.,,,. 4 2, 58, 59, 94 Stover, Gary--7 .......... ..... 5 0, 66, 64, 75, 81 Stover, Gerald-9 .....,. ...,,,,,,,,,,.,1,, 4 7, 69 Stover, james--8 ...... ,,,. 4 8, 75 Stover, Jane-7 ...... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 5 Stover, Janet-8 ........ .,..,,,., 4 3, 66, 75 Stover, Pauline--11 ...... .,,,, 4 3, 84, 60, 66 Stover, Peggy-11 ....... .,.,,,, 4 3, 84, 60 Stover, Phoebe-7 ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 75 Stover, Sandra-7 ..... ,.,.,,,, 5 0, 67, 75 Stover, Shelvia--8 ....... ,,.....,,,.,,,.,,, 4 3, 67, 75 Stover, Susan-9 .......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 6, 84, 68 Strassner, Terry-10 ........ 44, 66, 64, 70, 80, 86 Stricker, Charolte-7 ..... .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, 75 Stricker, Judith-9 ........ Strickler, Rosalyn-12 .... Strouse, Franklin-8 ....... Strouse, Ruby-9 .............,.......... Studholme, David CMikej-9 ......... Studholme, Donna--7 .,...........,... Stull, Albert-9 ................ Stull, Charlotte-12 ..... Stull, Nelda--12 ....... Styers, Kathryn-12 ....... Styers, William-10 ..... 68 50, 75 27, 60 49 47 47, 85 so 64, 72 27, 60, 64 60, 27, 64 27, 6o 44, 59, 69, 86, 1oo NAME GRADE Swartz, David-9 ........... Swartz, Gwendolyn--10 ....., Swartz, Larry-8 .......,... Swartz, Roger--8 ......... Sweeley, Ruth--1 1 ........... Sweetwood, Richard-9 .,..... PAGE 44, 59 48, 49, 72 NAME GRADE Weaver, Patricia-10 ,A.... Weaver, Yvonne-1 2 ...... Weber, Judy-9 .......... Weber, Patricia-9 ...... Weber, Robert-7 ........ Wells, Lois--7 ........ PAGE ......,....................,..... 44, 59 28, 59, 66, 69, 65, 95 47, 64, 68 68, 70 51, 75, 81 51, 75 Tate, Connie--9 ....,. Tate, jean-12 .....,.. Tate, joan--12 ....... Teal, Nancy-11 ........ Thomann, Ray-9 .,....... Thompson, Nancy-9 ..... Thompson, Pauline-12 ....... Tice, Lynn--11 ................ Tice, Margaret-11 ..,.. Tice, Melvin-Sp. Ed. ..... , Tice, Nelson-9 ....,....... Tice, Susan-8 .....,..... Tingle, Connie-9 ...,.. Tingle, Dorothy-8 .....,. Treaster, Allan-11 ..... Treaster, Linda-8 ........... Treaster, Stephanie-8 ...... Valentine, Catherine-11 Valentine, Charles-9 ...... 42, 59 46, 72, 81, 85 47, 46, 69, 68 27, 84, 59 28, 56, 59 42, 84, 66, 71 46, 64, 72, 81, 86 46, 66, 68 28, 70 40, 60, 75, 86 43, 60 52, 68 47, 60 49, 75 46, 67, 70 48, 66, 75 42, 73 58, 49, 75 49, 75, 70 42, 84, 66, 100 72, 46, 67, 85 Wells, Nancy-8 .... Wells, Ronald-11 .... Wert, Jeffery-7 ....... Wert, Larry-11 .......... Wertz, Lucille-9 ....,.. Wertz, Merle-7 .......,. Wertz, Stephen-8 .,........ Weyman, Richard-11 ........ Wheeler, Ann-12 .....,... Wheeler, William-10 ...... White, Earl--11 .......... White, Wayne-8 .......... Whitman, Richard-7 ....,... Wilson, Edith-10 ......... Wilson, Ronald-11 .,.... Wingard, Larry-7 ...... Wingarcl, Nelda-12 ....., Wingard, Norma--12 ..,.. Winger, Charlotte-9 ..... Winn, Jeanne-7 ........ Winn, Judith-11 ....... 49, 50, 51, 75, 47, 51, 64, 48, 42, 82, 59, 28, 84, 57, 45, 74, 50, 75, 44, 84, 48, 51, 29, 29, 46, 67, 51, 66, 42, 84, 69, Valentine, Earl-8 ........... Van Horn, Norma-10 ....,.. Vonada, Charles, Jr.-7 ....... Vonada, Darlene-8 ......... Vonada, David-11 ....... Vonada, James-8 ........ Vonada, Kay-10 ...,.. Vonada, Mary-7 ..... Vonada, Ray-10 ......., Vonada, Sandra-12 ..... Vonada, Susan-7 ...,. Vonada, Tilelah-8 ..... Wagner, Barbara-10 .... Wagner, Bonnie--10 ........ 48, 72 44, 84, 66, 70 48, 67, 75 42, 73 48, 64 44, 45, 84, 68 28, 81, 57, 59, 66, 69, 65 49, 75 44, 64, 68, 70 Wagner, James--7 ....... .....,.,........,,......, 9 8 Walker, Anna-10 ...... ...,.. 4 4, 84, 59 Walker, Gloria-11 .... ...,,.,,, 4 2, 84, 94 Walker, Linda-8 .,....... ,..,,,,. 4 8, 69, 64, 65 Walker, Wayne-11 ....... ,....,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 86 Waltz, Janet-8 ........, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 9 Wance, Allen-8 ..... ,,,,,,, 4 9, 75 Wance, Dora-9 ....... .,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7, 68 Wance, Marie-11 ......... .,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2, 59, 100 Watson, Audrey-12 ...... .....,. 2 8, 30, 84, 57, 59, 69, 64 Weaders, Esther-8 ...,,,....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 9 Weaders, Sara-Sp, Ed, .,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2, 68 Weaver, Catherine- -10 ....,.. ,,,,, 4 4, 34, 59, 66 Weaver, Dale-12 ..,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3, 60 Weaver, Daniel--9 ....... ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7 Weaver, james-9 ...,,., ........ 4 6, 67, 69, 64, 85 Weaver, Lester-12 ...... ,.........,,,,,...,.,....,...... 2 8 Weaver, Linda-11 ..... ....,.. 4 2, 84, 59, 69, 70 Weaver, Marie-7 .,,.... ...............,...,...... 5 1, 75 Winter, Dennis-7 ....... Winter, Sandra-12 ..... Winter, Fay-10 ...... Winter, Kay-9 ........,.. Winter, Kathryn-9 ....... Witmer, Claude-10 ...... Wolfe, Wolfe, Wolfe, Barbara- 1 2 ....... Carol--7 ...... Danny-8 ....... Wolfe, Larry-8 ...... Wolfe, Lee-12 ............ Wolfe, Richard-11 ....,... Wolfe, Thomas-7 ...... Wyland, Bruce-9 ....,.. Wyland, Paul-9 ..... Yeaney, Billie Lou-10 ...... Yetter, Yetter, Donna--8 ........... Sandra-8 ..... Young, Ronald-7 ...... Zeigler, Ray--1 2 ,...... Zerby, Dennis--12 ........ Zerby, Dolly-9 .....,. Zerby, Janice-8 .,..... Zerby, Kermit-7 ...... Zerby, Larry-8 ..... Zerby, Nevin-12 .... Zerby, Paul-7 .......,.. Zettle, James-11 ............. Zettle, Rosemary-9 ........ 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