Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

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Teresa Tekely Mary Eyerly Tercse Moslak Irene Solava Elaine Jaffe Peter Mandel James Hancock Henry Todd Mary Guss Jones Janet Miller julia Southard Carolyn Husted . ..,.., Michael Messick Anna NVilsoncroft Helen Pavlick Faye Morbeto Miss Henrietta Braucht Miss Doris Hysong JM pfuapama gmzm,-,Saws saga sdwpr PHILIPSBURG ALMA MATER Oh, Philipsburg, Oh, Philipsburg Our Alma Mater dear, To thee We pledge our loyalty, our love for future years We sing your praises far and wide We hail your colors true. Long may they Wave triurnphantly For the glory of our school. Oh, Philipsburg, Oh, Philipsburg Our Alma Mater dear, Your sons and daughters raise the song to honor your own fair name We thank you for the happy days We spent as students here. Long shall We cherish your ideals As the years bring us joy and fame 2 ACT I ACT II ACT III ACT IV ACT V Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene pfzoqfzam N. ,, ,S... S,S,. . ,SS,.S,.,.,.4 , . EDUCATIOIN : Board of Education : Administration : Faculty ., .,... ,.i.. i.i,,... C L ASSES : Seniors : Juniors : Sophomores : Freshmen : Seventh and Eighth Grades ORGANIZATIONS : Clubs : Music ATHLETICS : Football : Basketball : Wrestling : Golf and Baseball SPONSORS 8 Wfwloqua, We present to you, your book - the 1949 Moun- taineern of the Philipsburg High School, Philipsburg Pennsylvania. A tradition of our school is to portray, in an. annual production, a record of the events of each year. Here un- reeled are scenes of carefree, happy hours spent in Work and play. In. future years may you derive much pleasure from these memoirs of your school days. p 2: 2: n f 44 44 ac 4 7 Q 5 Z 2 s I 3 i i I I 5 X Uzllwock iips it, YYz1lSc111 gvts il. OW XVIHM am zlmsvlllblyf Y l'11l's cm top XVIM got it????? xxllllkl and Nlurgim- llis hopvs ihlfillm-cl The stuclvuts stop out. Out for ll rich' l3llstm'r missvd thc football! picture Smilc, fc-llmvs W 5 O In All the World is a stage and the stage at Philipsburg High School has long been the source of hours of pleasure and cul- ture for its many friends. Whether in front of the stage or be- hind the footlighs, the students have been made to feel the value of dramatic art. Comedy, tragedy, classic, and music have all been presented to appreciative audiences. With the inauguration of a merit system for the awarding of drama letters, the Dramatic Department entered a period of reorganization. In 1948 the first of a series of all-class plays was produced. Since then great strides have been made and those P. H. S. students participating in these productions will continue to derive pleasure from this important phase of high school life. We, the class of 1949, realizing its full value, do, there- fore, dedicate this our yearbook to the Dramatic Department of our school. 9: 2: aa 4 cc cc cc 6 . 7 1 N F WF 1.1 ,Q fix . 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I Il' ' ' Nb'-lL4 Q7-BAA DUC T10 Pfwduwm, Seated, Left to Right-Mr. Samuel Z. Miller, Mrs. Vera Downes, Mr. Roy H. Schreflier, Mrs. William Franoe, Mr. Joseph Brunstetter. Boalzd U lf '14, As producers of such a significant enterprise as our public schools, the five members of our board are constantly striving to improve and to adapt our schools to student and community needs. The members are: Mr. Samuel Z. Miller .,..,.. .,...,.... P resident Mr. Roy H. Schrefller ..,..... ......,. V ice-President Mrs. Vera Downes .,..,,... ,.,...,.,,.......,,...,.... S ecretary Mrs. YVilliam France Mr. Joseph Branstetter The class of 1949 Wishes to express its appreciation to the Philipsburg School Board for their careful guidance and planning which have contributed toward making our school years happy and successful ones. 8 FRANK E. EHRENFELD, B. s., M. s. Supervising Principal To the members of the class of 1949, I extend to you my sincere congratulations. The comple- tion of the necessary requirements for graduation indicates further accomplishment in your prepa- ration for lifeis Work. May the achievements in the past continue to be fruitful in the years to come. May your education reflect fellowship and goodwill toward all mankind, so that your exam- ple may be a pattern for those who will follow in your footsteps. MILLARD S. HANCOCK, A. B. Senior High School Principal To the individual members of the class of '49, I Wish to extend 1ny best Wishes. With the faith and high hope that is yours, you will suc- ceed in the work that yo11 pursue. 9 Ruth Callahan, A. B. Teacher of 7th and 8th Grade Geography, Litera- ture, and Spelling. Gradu- ate of Philipshurg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Otterbien College. Gradu- ate work at Pennsylvania State College. pfwducfw' It a c'i i Iean M. Adams, B. S. Teacher of Home Econ- omics. Graduate of Philips- burg High School. Bachelor of Science, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Robert J. Barnett, A. B. Head of Dramatics De- partment. Teacher of Fresh- man Civics and Guidance. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Juniata College. Direc- tor of Senior Class play, and All-Class Plays and Reviews. Graduate work at Columbia University's S c li o o l of Drama. M. Henrietta Braucht, B. S. Teacher of Typewriting I and II. Graduate of Coal- port-Irvona High School. Bachelor of Science, Indiana S t a t e Teachers College. Graduate Work at Pennsyl- vania State College. Advisor of Annual Club. Ester Dale Teacher of 7th and 8th Grade History, and 7th Grade Guidance. Graduate of Madera High School, and Mansfield Normal School. Summer Work at Pennsylvania State College. Gail Edelblute Yount Dental Hygienist. Gradu- ate of Reynoldsville High School, and Eastman Den- tal Dispensary, School for Dental Hygienists. Gradu- ate Work at Pennsylvania State College. Esther Flodin, A. B., M. A. Head of Junior-Senior High School English De- partment, Teacher of Senior English and Latin. Gradu- ate of Cooper Township High School. Bachelor of Arts, Juniata College. Grad- uate work at Pennsylvania State College and St. Bona- venture College. Master of Arts, Columbia University. Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Gladys W. Parrish Secretary to Supervising Principal I iv . James Martin Freyermuth Teacher of Vocational Ag- riculture. Graduate of Mead- ville High School. Attended Pennsylvania State College. F ' ' TT 'T Doris E. Hysong, B. S. Teacher of Biology. Grad- uate of New Florence High School. Bachelor of Science, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Advisor to Annual Club. Jbwductzbfz, Marie George, A. B. Teacher of Sophomore English. Graduate of Phil- ipsburg High School, Bach- elor of Arts, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Edward I. Grundy, B. S. Teacher of Bookkeeping and Salesmanship. Graduate of Barnesboro High School, Kiski Preparatory School. Bachelor of Science, Indiana State College. Sponsor of Golf Team. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Juanita Hoyt Teacher of 7th and 8th Grade English. Graduate of Philipsburg High School, In- diana State Teachers Col- lege, and University of Pitts- burgh. Hazel Johnson, R. N. School Nurse. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Graduate of Philipsburg State Hospital. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Alfred I. jones, B. S. Director of Athletics. Teacher of Geometry, Alge- bra, and Pre-Flight. Gradu- ate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Science, Gettysburg College. Gradu- ate work at Pennsylvania State College. Coach of Wrestling and Baseball. George E. Knowles, A. B. Teacher of Freshman Sci- ence. Graduate of Philips- burg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Pennsylvania State College, Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Mrs. Bette Gearhart Secretary to High' School Principal 643 .ff , Thomas Labock, B. S. Teacher of Chemistry, Sci- ence, and Physics. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Science, Penn- sylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsyl- vania State College. Q . John A. Manner, A. B., B. E. Teacher of Freshman Eng- lish and Latin. Bachelor of Arts, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Bachelor of English, Juniata College. Pxwducabn. Russell M. Lucas, B. S., M. Ed. Teacher of boys, Physical Education. G r a du a t c of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Science, Juniata College. Master of Educa- tion, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Robert E. Lupton, B. S. Teacher of Sophomore History, Applied Mathe- matics, and P. O. D. Gradu- ate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Science, Mansfield State Teacheris College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Coach of Varsity Basketball and Junior Varsity Football. Nicholas M. Maddalena, B. S. Teacher of Stenography, Office Practice, Commercial Arithmetic and Commercial Law. Graduate of Grove City High School. Bachelor of Science, Grove City Col- lege. Line Coach of Foot- ball. Coach of Junior High Basketball. John E. Manner, B. S., M. Ed. Music Instructor in Ele- mentary Grades and Junior- Senior High School. Gradu- ate of Plumville High School. Bachelor of Scienct, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State College. Master of Education, Penn- sylvania State College. Di- rector of Senior High, and Junior Band and Orchestra. Edna M. hliller, A. B. Teacher of Junior and Senior English. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Allegheny College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Advisor of Newspaper Club. George C. Moore, B. S. Teacher of American His- tory, P. O. D. Graduate if M o r r i s Township High School. Bachelor of Science, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsyl- vania State College. Coach of Junior High Football. Coach of Junior Varsity Bas- ketball. The Janitors Mr. Hamlin, Mr. Matley, Mr. Green Bruce McKay, B. S. Teacher of Industrial Arts. Graduate of Osceola Mills High School. Bachelor of Science, Pennsylvania State College. W , ,............i.,. Mary jane Simpson, B. S. Teacher of Vocal Music. Graduate of Altoona High School. Bachelor of Science, Iuniata College. Director of Chorus and Sextet. Graduate work, Pennsylvania State College. p!l0dll.Cf1b.l'L Mildred E. Moore, A. B. Teacher of French and Sophomore History. Gradu- ate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsyl- vania State College. Harry Myers, B. S. Teacher of Freshman Al- gebra. Graduate of Philips- hurg High School. Bachelor of Science, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work, Pennsylvania State College. Joan Pressler, B. S. Librarian. Graduate of Hollidayshurg High School. Bachelor of Science, Slip- pery Rock State Teachers College. Graduate Work, Pennsylvania State College. William J. Skelton Teacher of junior Business Training and Freshman English. Graduate of Phil- ipsburg High School. Grad- uate of Lock Haven State Teachers College. Verne E. Smith, A. B. Teacher of Practical Sci- ence. Graduate of Cooper Township High School. Bachelor of Arts, Grove City College. Coach of Varsity Football. Recreational Di- rector. Carl E. Wasseen, B. S. Teacher of Art. Graduate of Cooper Township High School. Bachelor of Science in Art Education, Pennsyl- vania State College. Attend- ed The National Academy ot Design in New York, The Institute of Technology. Pittsburgh. Two years of Tool Designing for Piper Aircraft, Lock Haven. Prac- tical experience in Show Card writing and Sign Painting. Gertrude Williams, A. B. Teacher of girls, Physical Education. Graduate of Clearfield High School. Bachelor of Arts, Otterhein College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Sophomore Class Advisor. 13 we a' fi.-F .. 0 -...J X l if' 1 ,.......... , is as Ni L it iz V ..- - Lena D. Waugh Teacher of 'Tth and 8th Grade Mathematics. Gradu- ate of Philipsburg High School. Completed Courses at Lock Haven State Teach- ers College and Pennsylvania State College. v 7 2 235 -3 1 E5 H1 , 1 ,1 iii N 15 1 E ,- , f-Z J 'f ,Q ff A ' -+- WW MZ x ?-Q Wy 1 X VR 5 . I , I 6 Y X fxkf-'f ai ...M--. A X 5 4 QI M74 be x A 9 Q 4,........... iw.-. K mx' Q! K '- Tj ff N f 7 K- X? X Z Z X I ' lf f -'-' ll ll 5 3135? if I HMDQMWTXX kfxkukrlls - Y N-...M 'W'--Nm. 'Zz Wf xMfw 0+v-.. 551 '-f'-'V 7 fy 7 f 4 ' f xx Z ' . 1 1' ffww ry 5 ik if f Q Z Vw , 1 . X ff W H ww 'C 'i fuff--mx 4 f f 1' NW-M-..r Z 4 7 'H KW ' fi I iw.. M' 5 4 5 'V vu - ' Q ' .23 A' Qi f 1 ,. ,vw . 0 go, Of. 0 1 Je! . X 1 q xXx W' if W my MN' CLASS S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f 'E 1 GEORGE CZAP RALPH WILLIAMS President Vice-President MARIE SHUFRAN TERESA MOSLAK Treasurer Secretary 16 Acton Mildred Millie General tet 4 July 14 1- Q, , A E., .1 ,, I I i W-'i ' Band 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sex- E A fs K X 5 1 Baer, Larry Lynn Lynnn General Band 1, 2, Driving Club 4 April 13 ' zz, A 5 Belko, Edward 'iEd General Football manager 1, 4, Basket- ball manager 1, 4 November 20 Blasko, Glenn KriscaU General Band 2, 3, 4 January 14 Blasko, jane Catherine njaniel' General First Aicl Club 4 August 16 Blasko, Mary Frances Bock, Carolyn Elizabeth Mary,' Commercial i'Caroline', Commercial Stage Crew 3, 4, All class play Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 4, Chor- 3, Senior Play 4 us 4 May 18 September 12 Bock, Betty Lois i'Lois', General Basketball 3, 4, Volley Ball 3, 4, Annual 4, Secretary 61 Treas- urer of Teen Age Club Secre- , tary St Treasurer ot Home 'Z N Room 2, 3 February 3 17 Ammerman, David L. Chueli'l 1 General Basketball Manager 3, 4, Indus- trial Arts 4 November 19 Barnes, WVilliam Joseph Billy Joe College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4, YVrestling 2, 3, 4, Riilu Club 1, 2, Chorus 4, Class play Z, 3, All star review 3 January 7 Bock, Wilbur C. i'Bocky General Dramatics Club 4, Class Play 2, President of Home Room 1, Secretary of Class 1, Vice Presi- dent of Home Room 3, 4 April 2 Branish, Edward i'F.dv College Preparatory Football 1 ,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 8, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3,, Class Oflicer 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian Bottomley, Robert J. nLefty,' General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Room President 2, 3, Class President 1, Class Vice- President 3, Student Council 2, 3 Marcb 8 Bratton, Raymond F. Ray', College Preparatory All Class Play 3, Class Play 4, Dramatic Club 4, Annual 4, Newspaper Co-business Man- ager 4 Marclr 12 May 25 Brown, Gerald 'ijcrryiy General F. l . A. August 31 Brown, Richard L. Byron, Ioseph E. Dick'i Agriculture Piney,' General F, F. A. 2, 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4 September 26 Cowfer, Mary Elizabeth 'cLizzy', General Dramatics 4 April 9 IZA, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Class Play Stage Crew 4 August 7 Cowher, Rebecca I. Becky,, General Chorus 4, Home Room Secre- tary 1, 2, Activities Club 4, An- nual Club 4 October 14 Crago, Linnie Mae Linnie General Band 2, 3, 4, Home Room Sec- retary 4 July 12 18 Crain, Lewis Ivan Lewis Agriculture F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 November 4 Czap, George Posey'l Commercial Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, District Goll Tournament 1947 2nd place, District Golf Tournament 1948 3rd place, 10th in the State 1947, 1948, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 2, 3, 4, Home Room President 3, Home Room Vice President 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Newspaper 4 May 25 ,ff Gushard, VVi11iam L. i'Bill,' General Drivers Club January 4 Davis, William Big Bill Connnercial YVrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1 January 16 Demchak, Stephen HSteve,' General Golf 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club January 20 iei.. Iiial... , . ' - , ii S ., 3 X 55 . .,. , ...,. - if . 'iii i,ii A r fi- gf, . , . :, jb- Eckley, Robert Dixon, Lila Dixie'i General Chorus 1, 2, Annual Club 4 March 10 Eboch, Virginia H. Ginny', College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Newspaper 2, 4, Annual 4, Home Room Secretary, Treas- urer 3, P. M. E. A. Chorus 2, 3, P. M. EA. Orchestra 3, Class Plays 4, Orchestra 7, 8, All Class Reviews and Plays 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4 September 25 Eck'i General Band 1. 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Football 1, 4 19 Dugan, Patrick Irish', General Football 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, VVrest1ing 1, 2, 3, 4 October 4 Eckley, Mary Alice Mary', Connnercial Driving Club October 10 J 'nm , . , .. . 5 -, Qs . 1 s ig. 2:22 . V Z. 5, .5 K, E. . - -- tfvitlw' La sik? 3 7' 1 'V ' 51 .. 3 dials, 55 5551 1 'iff -, :4?LEggs: '5 QQ? - In 'se ::,, , .: :-gr- 5 ,gg Foley, Charles Glynn Eyerly, Mary Margaret Maggie,' College Preparatory Class Play 2, 35 All Star P1ay5 Cheerleader 3, 45 Newspaper 3, 45 Assistant Editor of Annual 45 Home Room Program Chair- man 45 State Press Conference 3 December 2 Files, Lee Early Lee', College Preparatory Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club April 7 Chuck,' General Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4 March 14 Frank, james E. I Gearhart, Glen P. Jimi, Geary', Agriculture Discontinued January 1949 Gianopoulos, Georgia 'Ceorgiev College Preparatory Class Play 2, 3, 45 Home Room Oflicer 1, 25 Student Council 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 3, 45 All Star Play 3, 45 P. M. E. A.- District Chorus, District Band5 Newspaper 3, 45 Annual 45 Drum Major 3, 4 October 3 na, Footballnl, 25 Wrestling 1, 25 F. F. A. 3, 4: Vice President of F. F. A. 4 July 31 Goldthorp, Ephraim Epeache,, General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Boom President 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 2, 3 May 14 Ferguson, David R. Red', Connnercial Wrestling 1, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Play 2 September 25 Flack, Nelson Nels General Vice President 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Photo Club 45 Newspaper 2 August 12 Good, Duane C. Goodiev Agriculture Wrestling 45 Baseball 45 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 August 15 20 Good, Edward K. Ed Commercial XVrestling 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2. 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 25 Vice President Home Room 3g Student Council 4, Auto- Driving 45 All Class Play 4 June 24 Graflius, Shirley Ruth Rut11', V Discontinued January, 1949 Good, Francis Iunior General Auto Club 45 Baseball 3, 4, Vice-President of Home Room 4, Treasurer of Driving Club 4 April 25 h Greenawalt, Iean Greene General Teen Age Club 4 ,July 8 K9 , 4 af-W , x wr e. '- enaiee i Hancock, James Ji1'11U Commercial hq r. ip Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 BflSkCtball ' f .,:, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 it -' p l? .- July 21 A 'A a s a'i Hartle, William R. A Hartman, Richard Bil1', General K'Dick,' General Band 2, 3, 4g Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 F- F. A. Secretary Home Room 2 February 15 October 5 ' Hendershot, Robert N. Hicks, John 'iHendy,' College Preparatory Cl100'Cl10U Gcneffll lrootbull 1, Q: Xvrestling 1, 25 Industrial Arts 4g Basketball 3, Newspaper Club 45 Annual 4, 4 Hinchliffe, Marietta Rita General Newspaper 2, Activities Club 4 December 27 Class Play 4 May 8 May 17 3 'nm .Q W -if-ei 5: . . an , , Q 'in PP? T, g Lz r W Qfsi. f , -r' ,gif -If 5 Jones, Mary Guss Gussie', College Preparatory Newspaper 3, 4, All Star Re- view 3, Annual 4, Class Secre- tary l, Cheerleader 3, 4 November 30 Kay, Peggy Ann Peggy,' General Vice-President of Home Room l, Vice-President of F. H. A. 4, President of Home Making Club 4 May 18 na, Earnie College Preparatory Football 1, Class Play 2, 4, All- class Play 4, Mixed Chorus 4 Hoover, Ralph Ralph,, General Auto Driving 4 April 7 Jaffe, Elaine Roberta Lainie', College Preparatory Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Sextet 4, Class Play 3, Editor of Newspaper 4, All-class Play 3, 4, D. A. H. 3, Home room Oflicer 2, 3, 4, State Press Con- ference 3, Student Director of Class Play 4, Vice-President of Band 4, Student Council 2, 4 July4 Husted, Carolyn jane Blondie College Preparatory Cheerleader 4, Annual 4, News- paper 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Presi- dent of Home Room l, Secre- tary of Home Room 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4 December 8 Iohns, Charles Chuck College Preparatory Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4 April 27 Jones, Robert uluniorv General Wrestling 2, 4 September 19 Kennedy, Karl Tweet General Vice-President of Home Room l, Band 1, Annual 4 December 20 Kephart, Roy Buck,, General F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, President of F. F. A. 4 Febmary 7 22 Kerfoot, Mary 'Klaryl' Commercial Activities Club 4 September 12 Lamb, Elizabeth Ann 'iLa1nlJ-chopsi' General Teen-age Club 4, Band 2 September 12 Kolosky, Steve Iohn Rusty Agriculture Football 4, Rifle 3, 4, VVrestling 3, 4 May 29 Lathers, Alma AV Conunercial Newspaper 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Home Ronin Otlicer 3 Iuly 30 Lewis, Thomas Edward T LU General Newspaper 1, Wrestling 4, Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4 May 25 Long, Kenneth L. Majeski, Esther jean Kerry General EstherU Connnereial Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Study Club January 31 Mandel, Ellis Ellis', General Agriculture Club 4, F. F. A. January 3 Marchello, Elizabeth Lucy Betty Loup General First Aid Club 4, F. H. A. 4 October 3 23 Home Economies Club, F. ll. A. February 21 Mandel, Peter Jr. Pete', General Rifle Club 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, President of Auto-driving Club 4, Class Plays 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 4, All Class Plays 3, 4, D. A. R. 3 January 25 3 'nm Martin, Frances Marie Maruschak, Ann Fran', Commercial nlloneyv Commercl 11 Stage Crew 3, 4g Senior Class Home Economics Club Play, Dramatics Club 4 July 27 November 25 4 McClain, Geraldine Messick, Michael Jr Gerry,' General Mike General Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Club, Art Club Class Play 2 Dccemberfi August7 Miller, Janet Marie Flips College Preparatory' Class Play 3, 4, All Star Re- viewn 3, 4, D. A. R. 35 News- paper 3, 45 Annual 45 Home Room President 4 December 19 Molley, Dolores Pearl Moore, Clyde A. DopeyU College Preparatory 'KDace', General Chorus 3, 43 Newspaper 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 4 Annual 4 September 6 June 13 Moore, John L' Moore, Mary Louise Jack General PidU Commercial Annual 45 Band 1, 2 Homemaking Club Treasurer 4, July 16 F. H. A. 4 3 IIA, May 28 Morbeto, Faye 'KFaye,' General Annual Club 4 May 8 24 Morley, Theresa Terry,' College Preparatory Newspaper 3, 4g Dramatic-s Club November 19 Mulhollem, Homer Homer', General Rifle Club 3, 4g F. F.A. October 24 Moslak, Terese Dcsalles TeascrH College Preparatory Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 fCap- tain 42 August 26 , .ae . . L., gf Ei . Pavelek, Martha Jean Martl1ay', Commercial Homemaking Club 4g F. H. A. March 11 Peters, Donald Pete', General Football Manager 2g Basketball Manager 4g Annual Club 45 Football 4 October 14 Plubel, Ada Sl1ri1np,' General Reporter and Chairman of Tra- vel Club 4g Annual 4g All Class Review 3 Pavlick, Helen Iosephine , .A Blondie', Commercial Q 4 Annual 4g F. H. A. f. ?ZQ-jf March 18 er- ' ifaiia i . 1 -,ff Perks, Emma lean Jeauie,' Commercial Secretary of Homemaking Club 4g F. H. A. .:., ., January 16 l W 1 Phillips, Duane F' 'KBo,' General , Football 34 XlVI'0Stl1I1g 4 ' Q . '4 U..'i42'i', 'N 21 March 25 Q11 Reed, Lois jean Loie General Teen Age Club 4g F. H. A. August 27 25 S epternber 1 6 J 'nm Reed, Maribel Jean Reese, Arlene YVeb', Commercial Lena General Newspaper Club 3g Art 4g Sec- Teen Age Club 4 retary of F. H, A. 4 October 6 May 28 pp VXAV K at Rees, Franklin Reese, Marietta lm ' ' Wilbur General 'KEttaH Commercial I . if-gi r'i- Chorus 45 Basketball 1, 2g Foot- Teen Age Clubg Class Play 4 :,. LL kAAz.Q i 3 s ball lg Drama 2, 3, 4 May 21 - :,- V June 17 ' -:,. 1 ' A , n u U' 5 Richmond, Almeda Helen Poots,' Commercial Newspaper Club 4 May 29 Rolley, Donna Mae Rudeen, Dorothy Elaine uCurleyD General Dudy General Class Play 25 Newspaper 2, 39 Dramatics 4 july 19 Rumberger, Lois Loie College Preparatory Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Treasurer 3g Annual 4 April 18 I Chorus 4g Vice-President of Home Economics Clubg F. H. A. November 28 Sheck, Anna Mae 'iAnnie,, Commercial Activities Club 4g Animal 4 july 3 Sharpless, Mary Lou Mary Lou Commercial Secretary of Homeroom lg Art Club 4 January 24 na, Q 26 K f ' 9 as Any 1, VIE' Sharpless, Phyllis M. Pl1yl General Treasurer of Homeroom lg President of Teen Age Club 4g F. H. A. 4 September 30 Sheriff, Robert M. Shaw, John Cletus rrshawsp Wrestling 3, 4g F. F. A. September 21 Shimel, Richard E. Agriculture Bob', College Preparatory Dick,, General Band 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4 Art 45 Annual 4 May 18 December 31 Shufran, Marie I ' gMerk Q ' General and 1, 2g Driving Club 43 Chorus 45 Class Treasurer 4g A 5 Annual 4 ' Zi' A Q L fi July 27 ::, 7 1 WX A ' f .I K 15:2 Q ,ESSNS 3 .A-A ' Q' 52 .1 FT S355 in , f mf' Sleigh, Thomas Harry Sleigh, John S. K'Slug General Sleigl1bells,' General Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Riile Club 2, 3, Ril'le Club 2, 3, 4 4 May 10 September 26 I ' Slother, Theodore Anthony Solovaf Irene - Double Threat General Solova', Commercial , 3 Band 1, 2, 35 Footbal14 AHHUH! 4s ,Newspaper 32 Stu- rx 0 f March 31 dent Counell 2 'Q 3 i if ' September 30 Smeal, Delores June Sis', Commercial First Aid Club 4 May 31 27 'nm Stonebrakcr, Kathleen DottieU General Ng-wgpapcr 4g ACtiX'itieS Club 4, Home Room Treasurer 2, 4 November 16 Southard, julia M. ujudyv - General Annual 4, Band 2, 35 Cheer- leader4 Stone, Dollie Blondie'i Commercial Driving Club 4 May 15 Squires, Emma Jean 'fleaniei' Commercial First Aid Club 4, F. H. A. 4 May 16 Stone, Marjorie Margv Commercial Annual Club 4 November 22 Swope, Carolyn Swopie,' General Band 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, Sec- retary of Band 4 July 7 Thompson, Norma Jean Miken Commercial Home Room Oflicer Ig Class Play 2, 4, Dramaties Club 4, All Class Revue 35 Chorus 45 Newspaper 1 December 18 Tekely, Teresa Jean Taken Commercial Home Room President 13 Edi- tor of Annual 43 D. A. R. 33 All Class Review 3g Newspaper 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4 March 27 Todd, Clara Anne Toddie', College Preparatory Class Play 23 All Star Review 3, 4g Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 45 An- nual 4, Cheerleader 45 Treas- urcr of Dramatics Club 43 Home Room Secretary 35 Stu- dent Council 4 March 13 ' 3 . ,. W , 1 ,s , . 1 T' , - X vu I . Todd, Henry W. III Turtle', College Preparatory Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball . 1, 25 Annual 4 28 March 13 Turner, Paul Kin General Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 December 14 Walker, James Richard ji1n', General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestlixig 1, Study Club 4 April 9 I s . . lb, Hgh, 'W .fn --E i- K ' is V 1, ,1:itg,: ei' y no ...q r Wallace, William 'gBill', Commercial Art 4 October 24 Watson, Maurice Mitch,' General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Student Council 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Secre- tary 3 August 25 Werba, Robert V. i'Bobv General Newspaper Club 1, WVrestling Club 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4 January 12 ,0 'N C' V Whitehead, Richard B. Diclcn General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, llomeroom Officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3 April 15 Williams, Ralph Tubv General Football 1, 2, YVrestling 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Oflicer 1, 2, 3, Class Oili- cer 4, Student Council 3 October 23 Wilson, james Bower Galuteu College Preparatory First Aid Club October 27 29 VVilliams, Grace Pauline i'Grace', General Home Room Officer 1, All Class Play 3 August 16 Williamson, Lee Pee-VVee,' Commercial Home room otlicer 1, 2, Class othcer 3, Football 1, 2, 3, -1, XVrcstling 1, Study Club July 30 J i . My , Wilson, Thomas Earl jr. 'cltsv Cenerul Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Home Room Olliccr 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3 September 7 Winter, Floyd MBreak General Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 June 12 5 1 Q., .5 Yarger, Eugene Cene,' Agriculture F. H. A. February 2 luuh, Wilsoncroft, Anna L. 5' Amin Commercial Annual Club 4 March 17 Woodside, Evelyn I. Woody', Commercial Driving Club, President of F. H. A. 4 April 16 I lid, Shirley V oyzey, Epli Golclthorp 30 flaaa All the worldis a stage, And all the men and women merely players, They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts. Four short years ago we made our entrance and took our part in high school life. Now as Sen- iors, about to make our exit, we look with pride on the events which made this portion of our life so successful. We realize that it is time for us to relinquish our pasts to the oncoming classes and set out, each to find his own part on the stage of life. Let us pause for a moment to review together the outstanding events of these last four years. Do you remember those first few days when that exasperating word ufreshmenv was thrust at us from all sides? Just as were our predecessors, we, too, were jogged around by the rushing populationv who infested this vast new world. Our conscientious efforts to arrive at class on time were constantly hampered by the newly waxed floors. The election of class officers was of course filled with keen competition but we were pleas- ed with the results. These were the victorious four: President .,..,,,.,., .,.. B ob Bottomley Vice President ,.,...., George Czap Secretary .,..,,.. , . ,, Ralph Williams Treasurer .....,.,,................... Wilbur Bock During our Freshmen year, the Iunior High School basketball and football teams were reor- ganized for the first time since the war. Then came the day when we as students were hailed Sophomores,'. It was the first year that our class presented a dramatic production. It was a comedy entitled Don,t Take My Pennyf, As our leaders for class events we had: President ,.,..,.,.,.. ...,... . ..... C eorge Czap Vice President ,. . ,.., ,..,, E d Dugan Secretary ...... , .. ,,..,. Ed Branish Treasurer ..., , .,,.,. James Fermenti William Shakespeare After what seemed an eternity of waiting, we at last became upper classmenv-the rank which afforded the privilege of attending the Iun- ior-Senior Prom and competing in the D. A. R. Oratorical Contest. Our class production consist- ed of two one act plays: The Dabblersv and If Men Played Cards as Women Dof, The students who assumed class positions were: President ..,.,.... .,.... C eorge Czap Vice-President ......, .,.... B ob Bottomley Secretary .. ,..,., Maurice Watson Treasurer ,,., ..,..,...,,.,..,.,. L ee Williamson As we approached the final stage of our jour- ney, we had some of the pleasantest occasions of our school lives-the prom, a victorious year for our football team, the Senior banquet, the Wash- ington Trip, long hours of pageant practice, dreaded yet never to be forgotten. The students to assume the responsibility of guiding us in our most important year were: President . ....,,. ..., , . .,,.. George Czap Vice-President ....... . Ralph Williams Secretary ..,. . ...... Teresa Moslak Treasurer . . ,. ....,.. Marie Shufran As commencement approached we, with great reluctance, realized that in truth the final scene of this Act of our lives was drawing to a close. Although we left behind many friends and pleasant memories, we are prepared to find suc- cess and happiness in our future. ua1hL1f,e199 Most Popular Great men gain doubly when they make their foes their friends Teresa Moslak George Gzap MOST LIKELY TO SUCGEED Be satisfied with success in even the smallest matter, and think that even such a result is no trifle. - Elaine Jaffe G, Pete Mandel Most Pleasing Personality The only reward of virtue is virtueg the only way to have a friend is to he one. Carolyn Husted Eph Goldthorp BEST DRESSED Any man may he in good spirit and good temper when he s well dressed. Georgia Gianopoulos llenry Todd Most Talented Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Elain Jaffe Pete Mandel MOST HUMOROUS True humor springs not from the head, hut from the heart. Indy S outhard Maurice VVatson Best Looking Beauty is its own reward, bc- ing a form of peace. Mary Guss Iones Dick Shiincl MOST ATHLETIC True sportsinans whole de light is in the pursuit. Anna Mae Seheek George Czap 32 X 1, 2. l I ACROSS 127 pouncl Wrestler Editor of The lxlOLl1lt2ll1lCC1',, Frances Martinis nickname P. H. Sfs c'Al1 Districtv End She hails from Morgan Run Secretary of Homcmaking C 5. l Al 1 l 3 ' 1 6 7 8 10 l i 4. Il ,......... 6. DOWN 4 5 King Arthur in 'iConnecticut Yankee Lois llLllTllJ61'gC1',S nickname 'iMerkv 8. Ilcis tall and a most capable elevator operator at the Hotel Philips Mrs. Hale in Trifflcs Her home is in Sleepy Hollow 10. 33 lub 'mvgjhe JUNIOR ROTARIANS September October November Elaine laffc Ce-orgia Cianopoulos Mary Eyerly George Clap Edward Branisli Pcter Mandel December January February Tlicrc-sa Tc-kely Teresa Moslak Virginia Ebocll James Hancock Epllriam Coldtliorp Raymond Bratton March April May Janet Miller Carolyn Bock Delores Molley Robert Bottomley Ralph Williaxlls Leo Files 34 Plaqmm, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stzmcliug: Harry Carroll, Vicv Prcsiclcutg Bill Miller, President. Seated: jo Arm Kelly, Secreturyg Cleo Goss, Trcasurer. 35 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Randall Cmlmlrl, Vice Prcsidcutg Margaret Czap, Secretaryg Mona Kramer, Treasurerg Harold Stonebrakcr, President. WHL ' '11, Klum, hhulnlnr 1 First How-left to right-Fritz Reese, Barry -lohnson, Tom Crannis, Bill Miller, lack Foley, Steve Martha. Second Row- Flort-ncse johns, Betty Dunlap, Loretta Cerinun, Ruth Barry, Josephine Shecllock, Phyllis Ross, ,loan Moines. Third Row- Iim Stevens, Lee VVl1itehez1d, Connie Hinner, Io Ann Kelly, Margaret Lesko, Bertha VVootl, Betty Lou Sinezil. Fourth Row- To111 Butlin, Tyson Brown, Clmrles 'l'llUIllLl.S, Cary Cartriglit, Gerald Mock, Bob Moir, Frecl Hopkins. HOME ROOM 202 HOME ROOM 205 - President ......,.,.........,.,..,. 4,........,....,,..,,..,. ,.,... l 3 ill Miller President . , ,,....... ,.... , ..,.4,.......,,,.....,,..,........ S heila Sollast Vice President . ..,..., . .,... . ,..,... ..,..,......., , Tom Craiinis Vice President .,,..,..... ,....4,,.,,....,. ........,... A 4 elvin Kolesar Treasurer ........,...,...,...,.. .,4,.... .,.. , , ,. Betty Dunlap Scc1'etu1'y-Tri'asurei ',,, .... . .. ,..,... ,.., . Dorothy Srnotzer Secretary ...,.....,..,....,..,....,....,.......,.. ...... I o A1111 Kelly Student Council Reprcse11tativc- ........,..... janet Kerr Student Count-il R61JI'6SttI1tiltlX'L? ....,,. ,.,... B urry Johnston First Row-left to right-Neil Miller, Thomas Mays, Lex Schnurrs, Tom Blaslto, Curl XVulke1', 51111108 Vunx. Sec- ond Row-Cleo Goss, Norma Hicks, Madeline Lukach, A1111 Voyzey, Charlotte Moines, Janet Kerr, Dorothy Sinotzer. Third Row-Phyllis Druggs, Teddy jol1nston,june VVllllLl1I1S, Connie Beveridge. He11riettz1 binith, Bex- erly Winters, Velma Wilks, Jean Smith. Fourth Row-Shirley An1n1er1n11n, Caroline VVllll8.INSllI1, Martha Nason, Betty Nason, Sheila Selhst, YVinit1'ed Guyer, Dorothy Cieslur. Fifth Row-Andrew Copcliivk, Arthur Benson, Jzwob Kuklu, Donald llusler. ur gm Jim dm M ,,ii,,,. F it , S E -5 i I 2 1 S i l First Row-left to riglitfflcl Long, -lim Mayes, NVilliani Ilonsley, George Boggan, Bill Trump, Bill Pleskonko. Second Row Pat Seaife, Madeline jolniston, Marian Beams, Sne Ann Dugan, Doris Tulmo, Agnes Krnpa, Frances Graliani. Third Row- Sliirley Ilnclson, Alice XVoo4lring, Sliirley Bannigarclner, Patty Owens, Joann llazelton, Patricia Sliaw, Betty Selirani, Patty Frank. Fourth Row-Cliarlvs Dunzik, Bold Coutnrianx, Boli Harris, Ted Paneoast, Harry Carroll, Ted NVoods. HOME ROOM 206 HOME ROOM 207 President . , ,..,,., , .. . .... ..,., .. Harry Carroll Presiclent , 4 ,..,,..,.............., .. Roluert Shoft Viee President . . , ., , , . Bill Pleskonlfo Vice President . , , , .. Sliirley Voyzoy Seeretary and Treasurer . , , Alice YYooclring Secretary ,. , ..,,.,,.,.,, Sally France Treasurer , Kennetli Conklin First Row--left to riglit-Don Nlattlwws, Frank Sluitran, Leo johnson, Toni Fink, joe Helsel, Pal Conturiaux, Russell Cor- rigan, Paul Reese. Second Row-Amelia Fry, Tlielnia Heed, Nelda Parkes, Patty Nlorrison, Sliirley Voyzey, Nlargaret Lewis, Shirley' Sellers, Dona Sliinglecleelier. Third Row-Marslia XVilliains, liois Sliinnnel, Estlicr jones, Pauline Dnnlile, Anna Mae Coyal, Mary jo Basford, Betty Ieclynslii, Sally France. Fourth Row-Russell XV8.SlIlCl1lS1H, Clayton Hamer, Raymond Hess, Sidney Ziff, Bob Sliollv, Earl Perks, Don Bottomley, Ken Conklin, Tom Morgan. 5.- QI ua plow, Sophonwm gm . R 4. A , ., ... First Row-lelt to rightfBill Jones, VVard XVinkle, Bill Twist, Tom Ilickson, Ed Navasky, Ted Monroe, John YVilson, Bob Conklin, Jim VValker, Gene Hughes, lolm Stott. Ben Slother, NYestley Millard. Bolu Belko. Second Row-Joan Frank, Gail Thompson, Alice Zavalydriga, Helen Johnson, Jo Ellen Lux, Judy George, Dottie Ann Rowland, La Vauglm Stine, Mitzie Goss, Verna Eshbaugh, Joan Reese, Evelyn Martin, Mildred Philips, Joan Bean, Barbara Shimmel. Third Row-llarry Eckley, Marlene Boek,hIlla Neclriek, Ester Pavliek, Marie Nedrlek, llelen llessong, Hose W'illiam- son, Roberta Davey, Delores Carter, Mona Good, Beverly Henry, Cora May Johnston, Jim Crawshaw. Fourth Row--Dan Thompson, Fritz Hoff- nian, Kc-n Gustafson, Bob Conklin, Mike Lueas, Bob Daughenbaugh, Billnhields, Ronnie l-laneoek, Dehlwyn 'l homas, Ceeil Litten. Jim Simler, Paul 1,lll1glI1'lll7Hllj.Il1. 'lom Venwiek. ,Inn XVill1amson. Frith How--hernard MeGarry. Burton Strange, George Vail, George Snra, Manard lK'IcClarren, John Lamlv, Charles Croyle, Bill Shimmel, Mike Demehak, Harold Stonehraker, Boh Hampton, Charles Kerfoot, Bob Ilagyard, Bill Boggan. Sixth Row-Bill Mostyn, Leroy Burton, Russel English, Jaek Flegal, Raymond nolte, Bob Kyler, Dnrrel Bainey, Ralph Cartrighf, Jim McDowell, Bill Kephart, Lyle Fowler, Bob Jones, Jerry Peters, Rex Pryde. 45 4. V - .. 1. .-A , Ik First Row-XVesley Millard, John Schram, John Seheek, Bob Good. Elwood VVinters, Don Kassalw, Oliver Milliner. Bob Brown, Bill Twist, Jim YValker, Jim McDonald, Ed Xayasky, John Seott. Second Row-MaryMeflamley, Eva Sheen, Doris Ritehey, Berniee Milligan. Doris VVilks, Patricia Williams, Donna Grenawalt, Mary NVillis, Alice Johnson, Ramona Lamb, Sally Foster, Judy George, Bernice liichner, Ann Pepperday, Judy McClain, Mary Peters, Margaret Stover. Third Row-Helen Maxwel1,Eveiyn Beightal, Malile Adams, Mildred Vail, Jean Cowher, Gail YVood, Eileen Vanluide, Colleen Lonaway, Lois Millard, Mona Kramer, Jane Jones, Sandra Dewey, Margaret llekley, Mary Jones, lnmily Harris, Betty Horne, Matilda Rogers. Fourth Row-Randall Bock, Charles Ke-rfoot, Mary Friday, Gretchen George, Irene Sieks, Peggy Maruschak, Janet Shaw, Mildred Branish, Harry Brown, Manard BIeClarren, Boh YVillis, Randall Graham, Bill Kephart, Tom Hiekson. Fifth Row--Dick Turner, Harold Melllanen, George Fimmigan, Bob Fulmer, John Soulhard, Bill Shields, lialph C21I'fI'l2llf, men Gustalson, Darrel Bainey, Bolu Kyler, Mike Demchak, Ray VVolte, Bill Shimmel, Charles Croyle, Dean Butterworth. Sixth Row-Frank Reese, Charles Vierd, Frank Hinchcliffe, Fred Her- man, Russel Anlts, Diek Cowler, Charles Pepperday, Dick Pettinglell, Toinlinsteci, boh Hughes, Vermon, NVilks, Dick Davis, Keith Smith. Dorsev Twoey, Jack Moslak, ' 38 3 67 lam, If First Row-left to right7Ronald Gratlius, Charlvs McQuL-vnvy, John Fowlcr, Janu-s Nolan, Richard XVaring, Donald Km-lcv, John Brown, Ct-orge Stine, Arthur Ridgvway, Ralph Zachutuey, Jack Simlar, Bill Mainvs, Edward Rusnak, Darrel YVoods, Second Row-Mary Moorv, Joan Phillips, Phyllis Yargcr, JL-an Hamer, Dessa Bock, Kathryn NVillianis, Frances Mcflem-, Saloma Hilderhrand, Mona Knapp, Mary Good, Josephine Adams, Alice llcnry, Chaissic Millard, Nancy Ilousvr, Blanche Patton, Martha XVatson. Third Row-Edith Krupa, Cram-c Rratton, Nancy Ehoch, Elizahcth Lindsay, Bow-rly Jones, Dclorvs Moslak, Miriam Pcttinuill. Joann Grs-enwalt, Martha YVillianis. GL-rtrude Cassick, Alice XVilson, Dorothy Shaw, Patsy Kyler, Grace Johnson, Mary Kraglc, Elm-anor Mayes, Elinor Rm-se. Fourth Row-Martha Cowfi-r, Nancy Rudecn, Marlm-nu Kvphart, Jaiu-t Stone, Dona Butler. Saba-r Nielius, Louise Kolesar, Rheda HL-csv, Lois Scaifc, H1-lun McTiguc, BL-vm-rly Stone-hrakc-r, Janet Shaw, Mary Krrss, Emma Bush, Bvtty Ilvssong, Dolorus Coval, Elmer Slvigh. Fifth Row-Rohm-rt XVilson. Ki-n Schnarrs, Jack McClellan, Holland Rothrock, Rups-rt Kep- hart, john Zayalydriga, Paul Antolik, Ln-on Shaw, Bill Rainey, John C11-inviit, Rodney Smith, jalncs Philips, Mildred Wloods, Cilhcrt Smcal, Charlvs NVintvr, Donald Callie-rinc. Sixth Row-Clayton Hustvd, Ronnie Barm-t,,lohn Mayhuv, Rohm-rt Ryvcr, Janirs Brown, Melvin Croft, Jack Carter, Joi- N1-lson, John HL-nry, R1-nihrant Mayes, Oliva-r Smith, Calvin Shinnm-l, John NL-vara, Omar Murray, David Millard, Richard Dunlap, Lc-on Smeal. CLASS OFFICERS Ifrcsiclm-nl , ,,.,.,. .... K cnneth Schnarrs Secretary .. Nancy Rudccn X icc Pl'L'S1CiGllt . ., John Zayalydriga 'lrc-asurvr ,. . , Martha YVatson fifbfv First Row-lvft to rig.!ht-Dick liarhara, Holi Agan, Paul Close. Bill Hows-, Barns-y Pinhorg, Clark! Mason, Ecldjl' Blasoslfy, Don llarris, Jim fzlvyz-rs, Rohm-rt Moor:-. Jamvs llarlshorn. John Long, Claim-ilu' llutlon, Ronald liuttcrwortli.-Harrvn Shuflds. lodd Iarks. Sccond Row-Mavis In-ppvr. Pauline Marusuhak, Amin-s Koloskv, l'altv Basford, Lois Norlu-rg, Bc-ltyllyinan, Ciilll II:-mln-rsoii.. Rctsy Dunsniorv.'Nf '4'Y Nvlwll, Io ADH BYQWH. lanct Haryvy Ruth Graham anut ohnshn l'o'fx' Adains, auvl Fitzsgililvoii, Snsann Corn:-ly. Third ltoyv-livlvii Slnnnnl-l, Ha-lcn llarpvr, Shlrliry ., . ,I . , 1.1-. I . . , , , . lit-ish. lXIai'garL-l Myers, Mildn-d Sloan-r, Frances Fikc, Charlotti- Parsky, ROW Ri4'l11U'Cl'1 MQW illlluilll, Plum' llvirulk, twlic-i'if'x'-L- l.on5l. Czul Phil- lips, llclcn Shinum-l, Cora-vicyv lllasko, Dorothy Corrigan, licyvrly Harris. Fourth Row-Rill Pink, Rolu-rt Mvasyv. laulnu- XJ llllklI?iS,A Jo Ann May- hvw, Joan Corrigan, Dorothy Flood. Susunn Comitx, Audrvy Snural, Shirley Oswall, Mary Loi-.Qsu'alt, Ritav.li-km-ly,wlla.rru-t Williams, liorrainl- Rc-in-hard, Elvanor Moorv. BL-yvrly XYoods. The-o Yargcr, Mary Mandi-l. Raymond SL-hnars. Fltth RmyfNXill11nn Kairrigan, NXilli.nn Ratt-lilur. Larrv Annnvrman, Donald Mattlivws, Charlz-s Mi-rrl-ll, Gi-orgc 'l'wm-y. Cs-orgv Manda-l, NValtL'r Niayvs, Niillord Carson, lx:-nut-th M1-Donald. Ronald Pm-rks NY' 'z iam Harvvv Cvorw Bu -si rd auu-s NVood, Rohn-rl Ilampton. Sixth Row-John Sm:-al, Vvlllllllll Rotwright, Rohvrl ll Il l I NX ll t . , l I um L it ' I 1 1 ' i L N U J ' ll P ll fliiton Oswalt, Jann-s Cin-slar, 'l'homas Vauy. Ronald ke-lc-0, Km-pp, Rim-hard Kvnuvdy, laul Naughn, Pri-stun Turiu-r, Iiutlulr Larr, Ronan. ont- , , 1 V l r I,awr4-nvv Ritclwy. llarry Littcn, Jann-s NYillu-nson. llayinond Yoyvcy, Rohvrt Dillon. John Yasoysky, Nlarvm Hunnnvl, John Stark, 39 i 6 lifhffb al .. L - , ,M Q, First Row-left to right-Robert Frank, Don Johnston, Iohn Pritchard, Ronald Van Blargen, Michael Oelbennann, Bradley Kizer, Bob Gilliam, Charles Eboeh, john Hemmis, David Pritchard, Eddie VVoods, Iim Mullin, john Nowatka, lim Heslep, john Norberg. Second Row-Gretchen Bickell, Marlyn Shaw, Ann Frybergcr, jean Crawslxaw, Iudy Kenjora, Mary Kay Mumford, Patty Thompson, Diane Dobson, janet Ostrolski, Connie Xvilllivl, Norma Hously, Io Ann YValls, Roberta Moore, Ethel May Johnston, Patsy Holden. Third Row--Betty Hudson, Barbara VVilson, Grace Moore, Armeda Sehnarrs, Shirley Lamb, Shirley Mcflonigal, Shirley Rothrock, Peggy Acton, Marlene Conklin, Shirley Solomon, Peggy Beck, Betsy Penepacker, Dc-Sales Gill, Lucille Slioff, Mary Lou YVood. Fourth Row-Don XVIIKSOH, john Showalter, Corlis Erb. XVillard Brown, Barbara Peters, Sally Jones, Caroline Stein, Suzanne Hoover, Nancy Showalter, Charles Goldthorp, Bob Tliompkins, VValter Oidell, Bob Le Grand, Nor- man Shaff. Fifth Row-Tim Dunsmore, Jim Richards, Bob Thomas, Jim Stine, joe Middleton, Rob Dunsmore, john Rice, Fred Askey, jim YVood- ring, Don Rainey, Tom Dugan, Eddie Ray, lylarshall Bryan, David Brown, David Bates. A 6 jlwnnth, 4- K -Q-N 4- f 7 5 1 Alu. .IVA ,Q First Row-left to right--Dugan MeCamley, Ronald Cordon, Robert lyloore, Eric Ostrozski, Iolin MeGirk, Lee Johnson, YVilliam Foreman, Edward Stoker, WYilliam WVilson, Clayton Eyerly, Robert Smith, XVilliam Johnson. Second Row-Amelia Harris, Nancy Erickson, Sally Blout, Louise John- son, fvlargzaret Litten, Constance Mc-Quillen, Donna Perna, Joan Ross, Frances Sellers, Agnes Iutton, Ioan Vail, jane WVilliamson, Rachel Kelly, Sally Pritchard, Henrietta Tulowitski. Third Row-Sally johnson, Carmen Davis, Nancy Hummel, Dona Mnsser, Johan Fink. Marian Dewey, Barbara Miner, 1-ay Schnarrs, jucntn Brown, Donna ML-Donald, Marian Pepper, Elaine Navasky, Sandra Finberg, jean Fike, Ruth Slother, Norma llenry. 40 ...X WW Qbcfmxl M X0 N 5 . 7-Q f l W L 12 Q' ,Ly V 0 :fb , l X -1 My 1 X W f N T fx I .r f ' Q ff 5 1 f 'f ,S ' A 7 ' K iw, v M 4 4 U , N7 2 fi 5 5, S, g Q 3 gl 5 'E Ld 1 :fi i . 3 5 E EZ 'JUL Klub This yearis annual staff held its meetings every Monday afternoon in the activity period under the direction of faculty advisors, Miss Henrietta Braucht and Miss Doris Hysong. Student directors were Editor, Theresa Tekely, and Assistant Editor, Mary Eyerly. They were aided in their work by a group of efficient co-editors. Two subscription drives were carried on throughout the year and an assembly program was presented to introduce the theme of the yearbook. The staff Wishes to thank all who helped in the publication of The Moun- taineerv. S i 3 5 Y 5 f - First Row: left to right-Ianet Miller, Virginia Ehoch, Georgia Gianapoulos, Elaine Iaflle, Teresa Moslak, Theresa Tekely. Second Row-Clara Ann Todd, Ada Plubel, Lila Dixon, Pauline Dunkle, Marian Reams, Becky Cowher, Marjorie Stone, Anna YVilsoncroft. Third Row-Indy Southard, Faye Morbeto, Lois Rnlnberger, Marie Shufran, lrene Solava, Margaret Lesko, Helen Pavlick, Pat Scaife. Fourth Row-jack Moore Karl Kennedv Pete Mandel Ravmond Bratton, Don Peters, Bob Hendershot, Ilenry Todd, Tim Hanccok. ' 3 , ' 43 First Row-Left to Right-Shirley Baumgardncr, Betty Mayhue, Mildred Branish, Helcn Maxwell, Mona Good M :rg lrct Czap, Sandra Dewey, Shirley Ammerman, Phyllis Druggs. Second Row-Left to Right-Elaine Jaffe. Teresa Moslak, Teresa Tekely, Carolyn Husted, Janet Miller, Xirginii hboch Clara Ann Todd, Georgia Gianopoulos, Theresa Morley. Third Row-Left to Right-Marcia VVilliams, Nancy Rudeen, Mary Moore, Delores Molloy, Lois Rumberger Joann Hazelton Mary Guss Jones, Armeda Richmond, Jane Jones. Fourth Row-Left to Right-Tom Morgan, Peter Mandel, Raymond Bratton, Bob Hcndershot, Jim Hancock Fred Reese Harry Carroll. 'View Klub The Newspaper Club, comprised of approximately thirty-five pupils, was partially organized in May 1948. At this time the heads of the various depart- ments were named as follows: - Editor-in-chief .r,,.r ' ,....,.,, Elaine Jaffe ' News Editor .. Terese Moslak Feature Editor . , . . . Marv Eyerlv Sports Editor .. ,..,...l,,.,l.l.. .,..,.... .,.....,,,. J a mes Hancock Business Managers . Raymond Bratton and Pete Mandel Throughout the year staff members were privileged to attend a number of press conventions, which proved most beneficial. The club published the usual six issues during the term. For the first time drawings by students of the Art Department were used in the paper. - The publication of The Blue and NVhitev was largely due to the generous Financial contributions of our patrons. We greatly appreciate this assistance. The staff is indebted also to the members of the second year typing class who so willingly assisted in the work of publication. Reporters on the staff included Lois Rumberger, Almeda Richmond, Geor- gie Gianopoulos, Delores Molley, Theresa Morley, Janet Miller, Claranne Todd, Terese Tekely, Kathleen Stonebraker, Carolyn Husted, Virginia Eboch, Mary Guss Jones, Robert Sheriff, Harry Carroll, Tom Morgan, Fred Reese, Phyllis Druggs, Marcia Williains, Shirley Ammerman, Shirley Baumgardner, Joann Hazelton, Sally F rance, Sheila Selbst, Margaret Czap, Mona Good, Jane Jones, Betty Jane Mayhue, Mildred Branish, Helen Maxwell, Sandra Dewey, Nancy Rudeen and Mary Moore. Faculty advisor-Miss Edna M. Miller. 44 I nx Charlotte Pnrskv, Gretchen George. Carolyn Hnsfed, Virginia I I lolnison, Mary jones, Becky Cowher. Patty Mnrusehak. Pauline .IL First Row: Left to right: Bliss Simpson, Director, Sue Rum- Sally Foster, Niona Cood. Peggy Ilntscd. Delores Nloslak, Suzanne -rger, Marlene Bock, Marie Slmrfan, jean Thompson, jo Ellen Corin-ly, Nancy lincleen, Nancy Kragle. Fourth Row: Left to Right: Mary Hnllon, liose Ricliards. linnly Harris. Alice Zayalpdrign, Ilelen Xlnzwell, Barlmru lihren- Second Row: Left to Right: Elaine Jaffe, Dorothy Cieslar, leld, Sandra Dewey. ,lane jones. Io Ann Brown. Shirley Baum- gardner, Dorothy Rudeen, Carolyn Bock, Betty lane Lindsey. roi-h, Teresa Moshik. Dolores Molley, Nlildrerl Acton. :nw Moore, Xancy Nelson. Mzny NIL-Clain, Mildred Branish, Mary Fifth Row: Left to Right: .Darrell XYoods, Frank Slmfran, Barry 'illi:nns. -Ienn llznner, Agnes Kolosky, johnson, Fred Reese. Ronald liotliroek, 'II-cl NVoocls. Boll Sln-riff. Third How: Left to lligllf: Betsy Dnnsnlore, Ceorilie Cinnopon- Leo Johnson. Frnnklin Reese, Boll llexnlersliot, Joe Ilyrn, .lack s. Patty NIoore. Loretta CL-rnnni, l'lal'l1nrn George, NIRITLIRIITI Clap. Clexnets. Kflllfllld., Under the skilled direction of Bliss Mary jane Simpson, the Girls Chorus has presented another year ot splendid entertainment in om' assemhly programs. This well represented organization was hegnn tour years ago and shows a steady increase in membership since then. In addition to the Girls Chorus, a mixed Chorus was formed, being composed of eighteen hoys and twenty-eight girls. These organizations have added extra enjoyment to many of our assemblies. Barbara Ehrenteld, A ect mmpanist. Nlildred Acton, Carolyn Bock, Becky Cowher, Vir- ginia Ehoeh, Georgia Cianopoulos, Elaine jeffe, and 2 E v v i K I I n f E Z E 1 u I 2 i f 's Blur, Band, Majorcttes:: Jo Ellen Lux, Dorothy Smotzer, Judy George, Janet nl Btttx Hornt N'1nu Brown Jolmston, Patty Basic 't, - Q -, . f . First Row-Left to Right: Carolyn Bock, Pattie Owens, Connie Hamer, Fred Sintielt, Margurette Stoyer, Nancy Kragle, Boh Sheritl',, Mary Jo Basford, Frank Shufran, Jo Ann Kelley, Flossie Johns, Gale llendcrson, Jean Meas, Virginia Elmoeh. Second Row-Left to Right: Sue Rurnherger, Alice Zavalyd- riga, Sue Cornely, Nancy Nelson, Barbara Ehrenfeld, Mary Ann N1cCamley, Teddy Johnston, Rose Richards, Gerry McClain, Mar- cia Xtfilliams, Linnie Mac Crago, Third Row-Left to Right: John E. Mannner, Director, Ron- nie Rothrock. Esther Pavelic, Ethel Stover, Marie Kizina, Helen Johnson, Darrel Bainey, XYard XVinkel, Fred Reese, Tyson Brown, Shirley Bauingardner, Janet Miller, Georgia Gianopoulos, Drum Major, Fourth Row-Left to Right: Jolm Neyarra, Jim WValker, Don Catherine, Nelda Parkes, Darrel XVoods, Eddie Rusnak, Dorothy Giesler, Mildred Acton, Joann llazelton, Bill Hartle, Carolyn Swopc, Joe Byron. Fifth Row-Left to Bight: Billy Foreman, John XYilkinson, Boh Ilughes, Patty Morrison, Jolm Showalter, Ted NVood, Randall Graham, Harry Brown, Glenn Blasko, Ted Slothcr, Bill Kephart, Dan Thompson, Bill XVilson, Frank Ehrenfeld, Dick Dunlap, Tom Sleigh, Barry Johnston, Raymond Hess. The Blue Band is one ot the largest club organiza- tions in Pliilipshurg High School. lt has 65 playing mem- hers, seven majorettes and a drum major. Its oilieers are: Georgie Gianopoulos ..... .....,.. P resident Elaine Jaffe ..... ....,,. . .. . Vice President Carolyn Bock Treasurer Carolyn Swope ,..,. ,,.,..,.... ..,.. ..,. S e c retary Sue Rumberger ......,,....,,... ,.,.....,. L ibrarian Band letters are awarded to those students acquiring the necessary number of points during the year and a music cup is presented to the student accumulating the most points. , . mr. -...mK?i.Mm3mWWL5.m, ifwmikiqitidfkwm 1, .vrmgow 1 wlule Band MajorettcsfJoann XValls, Norma Housley. First Row-Left to Right: Suzanne Cornely, Nancy Nelson. Ronnie Rothrock, Joanne Brown, Nancy Kragle, Lucille Shott, Lois Hummel, Gail Henderson, Gail Thompson, Suzanne Hoover, Ronald Van Blargen. Second Row-Lett to Right: Betty Ann Ryman. Lois Nord- lverg, Nancy Showalter, Connie XVinkel, Mary Kress. Sally Pritch- ard, Beverly Stonchraker, Peggy lletrick, Rose Richards. Third Row-Left to Right: Bohlmy Thonipkins, Billy Nord- lierg, Edward Stoker, Erma Bush, Louise Johnston, Rose Vtlilliams, Judy Brown, John E. Manner, Director. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Nancy llummel, Nancy Ericson. Corlis Erh, Donna Perna, Shirley Lamb, James XYatson, Robert Gilliam, Gladys Ilagyard, Sandra Finberg, George Stine, John Nevara, Don Catherine, Edward Rusnak, Darrel VVood. Fifth Row-Left to Right: Billy Foreman, David Pritchard, Don NVilkinson, Ronnie Barnett, De Sales Gill, John Showalter, Charles McQueeney, Jolm Clement, David Millard, Ralph Zakut- ney, Joseph Nelson, Elmer Sleigh, Edward YVood, Jean Crawshaw, Bill NVilson, Frank Ehrenfeld, Dick Dunlap. The Wfhite Band consists of 57 boys and girls. The Band meinhers participate in assemhlies and marching activities, Josephine Shedloek is drum inajor, Joan Wills and Connie VVinkle are drum majorcttes. The cluh ottieers elected tor the l948-49 year tcrni arc: President .,... .... D ielc Dunlap Secretary .. . ,.,, Gail Henderson Lilmrarian .. ,. ,..,... , ,, ...,.,... Suzanne Cornely The NVhite Band is under the supervision of Mr. Jolm E. Manner. s '-:ev-fr-we it .sis a9f +,fJa.-JsiiWit? MN 5 I IL .na gut Q ...... .mt First Row: left to right-Homer Mulhollem, Neil Miller, Lex Schuarrs, 'Charles Viercl, Tom Vaux, Bill Fink, Jim Cuslar, JlIllWllklDStJI1. Second Row-Dick Brown, Bob Good, Fred Herman, Carl VValker, Richard YVaring, Richard Barber, Luther Carr, Tom Blasko, Mr. Freyermuth. Third Row-Dick Hartman, Arthur Benson, Steve Kolosky, Harold McClarren, Randall Bock, Franklin Reese, Robert Dillen, Ronald Powell. Fourth Row-Eugene Yarger, Frank Henchliffe, james Vaux, Cletus Shaw, Clayton Husted, john Yasovsky, Tom Mayes. FifthlRow-Andrew Kopchic, Ellis Mandel, Roy Kephart, Duane Good, Glen Gearhart, Donald Hust er. The Philipsburg Chapter of Future Farmers of America is securely established after three years of building since its reorganization. Q This yearis group of 40 members had a very successful and satisfactory term. Several field trips, including one to the Harrisburg Farm Show, were conducted. All students were included in the trip. With money secured through various activities the properties of the F. F. A. have been increased. The officers for this year are as follows: President .. . H ..,. ,, ., Roy Ke-phart Vice President . . ., Glen Gearhart Secretary ..,.. . Randall Bock Treasurer . .. Donald Husler Reporter . , , ..,... ., .,... 'Cletus Shaw Sentinel ,. Lexington Schnarrs Advisor .. , ,... Mr. I. M. F reyermuth 49 Qnamahm, Club The course followed by this club is divided into two separate classes, acting and stage crew. ln acting we learned Communications and Re- sponse, consisting of the Actors Language, Ex- pression of Emotion, and Response to Emotion, next, Training for Expressiveness based chiefly on motions of the body such as, posture and movement, control of body actions, and pano- mimes, lastly, playing the part makes up the most important stage of the course, sub-divided IL as follows: Analyzing the part, imagining thc part, and make-up for the part. ln the stage craft division we studied the physical side of the theatre. Nomenclature of theatre and its tools, practical work on sets, and model building were the main features. The aim of the club was to teach each stu- dent participating to use, wisely and properly, those theatrical faculties he possesses, on the stage and in every day life. First Row-Left to Right: LaVaughn Stine, Sheila Selbsi, Shirley Sellers, Shirley Ani- inernian, Shirley Hudson, Alice NVoodring, Phyllis Ross, Janet Kerr, Sally France, Dottie Ann Rowland. Second Row-Left to Right: Margaret Lewis, Mary Cowter, Frances Martin, Mary Rlasko, Jeannie Thompson. Clara Ann Todd, Tcressa Morley, Sue Ann Dugan. Third Row-Left to Right: Patty Culp, Phyllis Druggs, Eileen Vanleider, Doris Hitt-hey, Betty jedynski, Marlene Molley, Sandra Dewey, Peg Husted, Toni llusted. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Raymond Bratton, Bob Shott, Lee Files, Mr. Barnett, Di- reetor. 'l'ed XVoods, VVillmer Reese, VVilh-er Rock, Robert Conklin. Fifth Row-Left to Right: Randell Graham, Ernest johnson, -lack Moslak. '11, .Aww For their annual presentation the seniors ably enacted the Mark Twain classic HA Connec- ticut Yankee in King Arthur's Courtv on Novem- ber l2. In this dramatization the young engineer was knocked cold by his own experiment and awakened to find himself in the Court of King Arthur. He immediately began to create a smooth-running, twentieth century corporation and the series of contrasts between the old and new and the good and had provided an abun- dance of humor. December 6, found this same group of hard- working seniors at Juniata College viewing the Margaret Webster Shakesperian Production of KHamlet. The trip was arranged by Mr. R. J. Bar- nett, director of the play. THE CAST Hank Bennett .,., , Marion ,,..... ...,.,. Mrs. Bennett ..i,, King Arthur ., Queen Cuenever i,., Merlin ..,... ,. .. , , Clarence .. Sir Sagramor ., Elaine . ,.,i . .. Sir Launcelot .... ..... Sandy ., ,.....,... .,.... ...,.,. . . ...... . , Charles Johns Virginia Eboch Mary Blasko Raymond Bratton Jean Thompson . . , Pete Mandel . ., , Lee Files ., . Ernest Johnston Janet Miller , Wilbur Reese Teresa Moslak Queen Morgan LaFay ...,.. ..,., ..........,..,. ....,.. C e orgia Cianopoulos Ladies in WVaiting ,r,. Marietta Reese, Frances Martin, Mary Cowfer Knights . ....,,.,....,.. ,......,.. ,..,.,, ...,, . , T om Lewis, Bob Hendershot Mary Eyerly '11, The first all-class production was presented on February 3, 1949 in the form of two one-act mystery plays. 'iTriHcs,'i a farm-life drama by Susan Glas- pell, represented the murder of a man by his wife. To the young state attorney, the evidence was only triHes,v but to two sympathetic women, these triiles read a tale of heartbreak and tra- gedy. The second of the two plays was dis- tinguished by its effective stage scenery. The Devil and Daniel VVcbster,v adapted from Ste- phen Vincent Benets, famous short story, re- counted how Mr. Webster saved State Senator Stone from the Devil, to whom he had sold his soul. A The excellent stage crew and cast were both supervised by Mr. Barnett. Miss Flodin aided in applying the make-up, so essential a part of any dramatic presentation. The casts are as follows: Sheriff ,. Mr. Hale .,i.,. , Mrs. Peters i Mrs. Hale . County Attorney Stage Manager au-cfm, ww The Devil and Daniel Webster Jabez Stone ....,.,. Mary Stone ,.,. Fiddler .. .H Daniel YVebster i Mr. Scratch ....i..i. , Judge Hawthorne Clerk .. . Old Man ...,,. i Old Woman .,....i. . . John Zavalydriga ,.,. Elaine Jaffe Randall Graham Ba 1'1' y Johnston A . Billy Joe Barnes Kenneth Schnarrs .. .,i,. Paul Antolik Dugan McCamley i Jane Jones Foreman of the Jury Raymond Bratton Stage Manager .. ,. ,. ,. Virginia Eboch Townspeople Ruth Graham Gretchen Bickell Phyllis Dru ggs Ed. Rusnak Ernest Johnson Ralph Zackutney Darrel Wocnd Bob Conklin Dancers Trifles Mary Guss Jones Pauline Maruschak .. A Edward Good Lee Files Clara Ann Todd . Donna Rolley . Wilbur Reese Alice Zavalydriga Shirley V oyzey Barbara Ehrenfeld Betty Ann Ryman Helen Harper Joe Ellen Lux Members of the Jury Bob Shofl Fritz Hoffman Bill Hartle Don Catherine Elmer Sleigh Calvin Shimmel John Clement Richard Dunlap Tom Lewis Joe Byron 'Umgwm Quia The final play of the year, Arizona Dude Ranchf, was as colorful and re- freshing as its setting. jeff and his sister Cail hit upon the idea of turning their ranch into an exciting place likely to be patronized by Easterners. They left no stone unturned in attempting to give the place atmosphere-even employing a notorious outlaw to provide the chills and thrills of the play. The cast, selected by the director, Mr. Barnett, from grades seven to twelve, competently interwove acting, dancing, and singing to create the Hnished production. 'cArizona Dude Ranch,,v provided an excellent finale for the 1948-49 dramatic season at P. H. S. The cast was as follows: Call .., ....... . .. Adeline . , S UC .. ., Dixie ,.,.,.. Prim . .. F. Hairpins jeff ., .... Payson .., Lem ,.,..... Curtiss ....... Bill .,,.,...,...,..,..... Sitting Pretty ,. Sam Smith ,.., .,.,... , .. ..,., ..,.,.,. . Teresa Moslak .. Virginia Eboch Aileen V anlierde , , Nancy Rudeen Delores Molley .. Louise Kolesar Harry Carroll Raymond Bratton f. .. Ken Conklin ,. ,,.. Ted Woods ., Ken Schnarrs .. George Czap Charles Johns Indian Girls-Betsy Dunsmore, Marlene Molley, Charlotte Parsky Mar jorie Skeleton. Mexican Cirls-Sheila Selbst, Phyllis Druggs. Singers-Becky Cowher, Mildred Acton, lean Harper. Dancers-Phyllis Ross, Jean Meas, Alice Woodring, Sally France, Io Ellen Lux, Ianet Johnston, Maurice Watson, Bob Bottomley, Bob Shoif, Ken McDonald, Leo Monroe, Eph Coldthorp, jim Hancock. Calico Number-Mary Cuss Jones, Clara Ann Todd, Jean Hamer, Sandra Dewey, Ruth Craham, Ioan Brown, Arthur Benson, Franklin Reese, Billy Joe Barnes, Tom Lewis. ' Indian Ballet-Jean Meas, F lossie Iohns, Jo Ellen Lux, Ianet Iohnston, Mary Ann McCa1nley, Alice Woodriiig, Pauline Maruschak, Sally France, Barbara Ehrenfeld, Suzanne Cornely, Nancy Brown. 53 First Row-Left to Right: Patty Godes- hart, Anna Mae Scheck, Margaret Eckley, Shirley Voyzey, Winifred Guyer, Betty Lou Smeal, Alice Johnson. Second Row--Left to Right: Judy Mc- Glain, Ann Louise Johnson, Irene Sicks, Peggy Maruschak, Donna Greenwalt, Mary Kerfoot, Rebecca Cowfer. Third Row-Left to Right: Miss Moore, Sally Foster, Mary Lou Jones, Matilda Rogers, Ianet Shaw, Madeline Lukach, Mona Kramer, Kathleen Stonebraker, Mary WVillis. The Activities Club meets cvery Monday in room 205. The oflicers of the club are as follows: President ..,..,.., .. .... Shirley Voysey Vice President ., .,.i.,. Anna Mae Sheck Secretary .,.,. ,.,,.4.i M arge Eckley Treasurer ,,... ,.s.. M ary La Rue Jones Advisor ., .,.,,.,..... Miss Moore The duty of this club is to decorate for all important events. They also provide usherettes for class plays, concerts and commencement. .IL mm ' gm The automobile club has for its purpose driver education and car driving training for high school students so that these students will be- come good automobile drivers. This club follows the plan and outline fur- nished by the American Automobile Association which makes provisions for obtaining the use of the dual control car for the actual driving les- sons. It is under the supervision of Mr. Labock. The officers are: President ,.,...... ..,.,. P ete Mandel Vice President .. ..,. ...,.. T eresa Moslak Secretary ...,,. Marie Shufran Treasurer ., .... ,.., F rancis Good Shufran. Hamer, Pete Mandel. First Row-Left to Right: Evelyn Woodside, Grace Williams, Patty Shaw Mary Lou Sharpless, Doris Tubo, Jean Smith, Betty Schram, Teresa Moslak, Marie Second Row - Left to Right: Agnes Krupa, Vilma Wilkes, Tom Grannis, Mary Eckley, Bette Dunlap, Fred Hopkins, Dolly Stone, Lynn Baer, Bill Cushard, Francis Good, Gerald Meek, Tom Fink, Clayton 5 . ' Q 'WCW ' aL The purpose of this club is to introduce var- ious styles of lettering, monogramming, and poster making. This club is quite useful in making posters for school plays, games, and other school activities. First Row-Left to Right: Barbara George, Loretta German, Gayle Woods, Doris VVilkes, Gretchen George, Mary Guss Jones. Second Row-Left to Right: Fannie Graham, Nelson Fleck, Charles Johns, Fritz Hoffman. Third Row-Left to Right: Bob Muir, Bill Shinimel, Gary Cartright, lack Sleigh, Ed Long, Vernon VVilks, Keith Smith. .IL First Row-Left to Right: Mike Lu- kach, Charles Holden, George Sura Bob Belko, Bob Brown, Dave Ferguson. Second Row-Left to Right: Evelyn Martin, Mabel Adams, Maribel Reed Mary Peters, Anna Mae Pepperday, Madeline Johnson. Third Row - Left to Right: Dick Shimel, ,lim Stevens, john Lamb, Russell YVasinchisni, Mr. YVasseen, Advisor, Bob Brown, Hill NVallaee. dilwfvfzfwwhlf 61116 The Photography Glubis aim is to try to help the individual member to understand the mechanics of his own camera. The majority of the clubis time is spent in studying the relation- ship of aperture opening, shutter speed, distance of object to be photographed, and the emulsion speed of the film being used with regard to good picture taking. A trip to a local studio is arranged. The per- iod is spent in watching the process necessary in developing and printing pictures. Bill Miller, a club member, explained and demonstrated the use of flash bulb attachments and light meter for inside and outside snapshot taking. Mr. E. T. Grundy is the advisor. First Row-Right to Left--Ramona Lamb, Carolyn VVilliamson, Thelma Recd, Betty Williams, Esther jones, Amelia Fry, Bernice Milligan, Doris Yargcr, Lois Millard.- Second Row-Right to Lett-Emma Jean Squries, Rebecca Keith, Mary Blasko, Betty Lou Marcello, Jean Cowher, Jo Ann Frank, Anna Mae Coval, Connie Beveridge, Dolores Smeal. Third Row-Right to Left-Dean Butterworth, Robert Fulmer, Burton Strange, Bill Davis, George Vail, jim McDowell, Paul Daughenbaugh, Jack F legal. ' Fourth Row-Right to Left-Eugene Hughes, john Scott, Jim Wilson, Russel Aults, Dick Cowhcr, Rex Pryde, Wesley Millard. jbuf, did flulm, I GIRLS FIRST. AID CLUB This is the Hrst year the First Aid Club has been included in the cxtra-cur- ricular activities. The Club consists of twenty-two girls and is under the supervision of Mrs. King. ' The Club members received the Red Cross Aid Certificate from the Eastern Area in Virginia. The oflicers elected for the 1948-1949 term are: President ...............,..,...,....,....,.,........... Betty Lou Marchello Vice President .... ..,........... D elores Smeal Secretary .....,,.. ....,......,,....,, I ane Blasko Treasurer ,..,., ......,.,.,. ...,....,.. ...,,.,..,, ..,, E 1 1 1 ma jean Squires BOYS FIRST AID CLUB ' The Boys First Aid Club of Philipsburg High School is sponsored by the Moshannon Chapter of the American Red Cross. Mr. Enoch Cinnick, a man of wide experience in this field,, is the certified and accredited American Red Cross First Aid Instructor. I The elected ol'Hcers of the club are: V President ..............,....,...,..,..... ,.... Robert Folmar Vice President P... james McDowell Secretary ....,...... ...,.. ...., I D lean Butterworth 56 Tama .,.,,..,..,,-w..e-,W-W '14, Q, First Row - Left to Right: Anna Maruschak, Shirley Grallius, Esther Ma- jeski, Martha Pavelik, Emma jean Perks, feggy Kay. Second Row-Left to Right: Mary Louise Moore, Ann Sheehan, Nancy Sim- mons, Dorothy Rudeen, Beverly VVinters, Betty VVilliams, Cora johnson, 'Mrs. Adams, Advisor. Home Wialuh ,Un ' Klub This club, under the supervision of Mrs. Adams has been creating an interest in becom- ing a gracious hostess or a gracious guest. The girls are learning to help plan, prepare and serve attractive lunches for special occasions and also plan entertainment for the family and friends. They are developing poise, good man- ners, and what to serve in a given situation as Well as What to do. Klub The Industrial Arts Club is a group of stu- dents not in regular shop classes Who find an opportunity to satisfy part of their avocational needs and desires by attending this club every Monday. A It is under the supervision of Mr. McKay. Left to Right-Tom Butlin, Steve Demchak, Del Thomas, Bob Young, Dave Ammerman, Bob Hagyard, jerry Brown, Duane Phillips, Tom Penwick, Charles Thomas, Jack Hicks, John South- ard, Ted Monroe, John Wilson and Harry Eckley. i 57 '11, Left to Right-Ann Voyzey, Margaret Williamson, Bill Shields, Jerry Peters, Martha Conaway, Ada Plubel, Russel Corigan, Ralph Cartright, Miss Flodin, Advisor, Steve Martha, Paul Reese. uwtgw The Atwihed Club Qaround the world in one hundred eighty daysj is the travel club or- ganized to promote interest in and knowledge of the people and customs of the other countries. By imaginary transcontinental clipper the inem- bers of the club take weekly trips to foreign coun- tries of their choice and learn about the govern- ment, customs, literature, music, and food of the countries visited. The officers of the club are: President , ,... . Margaret Williamson Vice-President ., ,.,, Ralph Cartright Secretary-Treasurer . .. .. Steve Martha Program Chairman s..,,.,.. ., Ada Plubell Advisor .. ..,.. ...v ,,.,. . , . Esther Flodin JM Jawfluf The Teen-Age Club was organized for those students who have to realize that the charm of fine manners is an asset far greater than beau- ty or wealth. It wins and holds friends for the possessor thereof. It opens the door to opportu- nity. Charm attracts, lack of charm repels. Through the weekly discussions in this goup the girls hope to acquire a workable knowledge of the rules that govern social behavior and through the practice of these rules help their families, their close friends, and most of all them- selves. This group is composed of thirty-live girls under the supervision of Marie G. George. The oflicers are as follows: President .... ,... ..,. P h ylis Sharpless Vice President .,...,..,.,. Delorous Molley Secretary-Treasurer ...,........,. Lois Bock Program Chairman ,, . Marlene Bock First Row-Left to Right, kneeling: Mildred Phillips, Ella Nedrick, Emily Harris, Mitzie Goss, Phyllis Sharpless, Q Arlene Reese, Cleo Goss, Delores Mol- ley, Margorie VVilliams, Miss George, Advisor. Second Row-Left to Right: Gail Thompson, Norma Hicks, Elizabeth Lamb, Lois Reed, Delores Carter, Ber- nice Richner, Verna Eshbaugh, Bertha Wood, Josephine Shedlock. Third Row-Left to Right: Joan Reese, Martha Mason, Henrietta Smith, Barbara Shimel, Mildred Vail, Patty Pleskonko, Nancy Hartle, Betty Mayhue. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Louise Moffatt, Lois Bock, Jean Greenawalt, Marietta Reese, Alina Lathers, jane VVillia1ns, Jane Bock, Marlene Bock, Roberta Davey. Qfbmctzbna, aff iree pre - f .. I .flag . . First Row--Left to Right-Ronald Graffius, Raymond Schnarrs, Robert Agan, Xvlllllllll Maines, Oliver Smith, XVarren Shield, Jack Simler, Leon Smeal, Clarence Hutton, Rodney Smith, William Corrigan. Second Row-Left to Right-Russell M. Lucas, Advisor, Charles johns, Charles Croyle, james Hartshorn, John Long, Joseph Parkes, Gilbert Smeal, Ronald Butterworth, Vvillikllll Ramey, George Mandel, Rem Mayes. Third Row-Left to Right-Arthur Benson, lack Sleigh, Pete Mandel, VVilliam Hartle, Lee Files, james Myers, Charles Win- ters, John Smeal, Franklin Hinchliffe, Randall Bock. Fourth Row-Left to Right-Raymond Wolfe, Robert Knepp, Richard Sineal, Calvin Shimmel, William Botwright, Fritz Hoff- man, Randall Graham, George Sura, Dean Butterworth. Fifth Row-Left to Right-Tom Grannis, Tom Sleigh, Ed Long, Gary Cartright, George Vail, Robert Folmar, Burton Strange, Jack Moore, Tom Morgan. Sixth Row-Left to Right-Richard Cowher, Tom Husted, Russel Aults, john Schrain, Leroy Burton, Don Matthews, john ' gm The Rifle Club under the supervision of Mr. Russell Lucas, practices at the range in the Ninth Street School Building. The Club is a charter member of the National Rifle Association. All shells and targets used are obtained free of charge from the N. R. A. through the Director of Civilian Marksmanship of the War Department. The rifles are provided by the school and by several towns- people. The Club members find pleasure in competing for medals and taking part Study, Klub The Study Club was formulated for the purpose of providing time and su- pervision for those students desiring additional study. Meeting in the library, the club members have access to all books and materials necessary for carrying out this objective, whether it be to further classroom studies or to complete indi- vidual projects. This Club is under the supervision of Miss joan Pressler, school librarian. Henry, Lewis Couturiaux, Ormar Murray. in national rifle matches. 59 jiudanf, fvuncil, The Student Council was organized early in the term by Mr. Millard S. Hancock, Advisor of the group. The twenty-five members of the Council consisted of a representative of each homeroom in the Senior High School and the four offi- cers of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. - The officers elected for the year Were: President .,,,... ..,.. G eorge Czap Vice-President . ...,.. Ed Good Secretary ..,i,., . . .. ..... Elaine Jaffe The Council was instrumental in planning the school parties and its mem- bers Worked hard to make these affairs a success. The proceeds from such parties were dispensed equally among the classes. The Magazine drive conducted by the Salesmanship classes to add to the amount of money in the treasury was promoted by this organization. First Row-Left to Right: Harold Stonebraker, Ralph Williams, George Czap, Barry Johnson, Randel Graham, Lee Files. Second Row-Left to Right: Shirley Voyzey, Teresa Moslak, Elaine Jaffe, Cleo Goss, Janet Kerr, Shirley Baumgardner, Carolyn Husted, Mona Kramer. Third Row-Left to Right: Marlene Bock, Clara Ann Todd, Marlene Molley, Marie Shufran, Margaret Czap, Patty Culp, Gretchen George. Fourth Bow-Left to Right: Ed Good, Harry Carroll, Richard Davis. 60 Q. Q. R. Ummm gwawr First Row-Left to Right: Joann Hazel- ton, Bill Miller, Martha Jane Nason. Second Row-Left to Right: Marcia Williams. Harry Carroll, Jo Ann Kelley. The annual D. A. R. oratorical contest spo11- sored by the Moshannon Cl1apter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution was presented on April lst in the High School Auditorium. The essays, Written i11 the history and Eng- lish classes, were submitted by tl1e e11tire junior class. The topics of individual selection pertained to patriotism or the Revolutionary period and consisted of approximately five hundred Words. Three faculty members constituted the jury for selecting tl1e six best essays. They were as follows: Jo Ann Kelley-'CC111' F aithvg Harry Car- roll- XVhy Democracy Workswg XVilliam Miller -'tPennsylvania Signers of '761 Joa1111e Hazelton - Our Heritagevg Martha Jane Nason- F ive Freedoms and Five Dutiesvg and Marcia Wil- liams-'iEnemies VVithin Our Catesf, The W1111161' of the oratorical COl1t6St received the D. A. R. medal award. All six of the con- testants received certificates of merit 011 April 6th when they were guests of the local chapter at their regular monthly meeting. Congratulations to the participants and good luck to the future juniors. .Ia.4L UML and jmiawmni 1114 'Ulm aww- ' VVe, the SKFORTY-NINERSU of the Senior High School, County ol. Centre, Philipsbnrg, Pennsylvania, do hereby make, publish, and declare tl1is to be Ulll' last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by 11s at any time heretofore made. XVe beqneatli tl1e following properties and abilities: 1. Billy Joe Barnes' dancing ability to Teddy Monroe. 2. Mary Cuss Jones, looks to Patty Owens. 3. Bill Davis' quietness to Frank Shnfran. 4. 109.111 Creenawaltis temper to Marcia VVil1iams. 5. Dave Fergusonis reinarks in home roo111 to Tommy Fink. 6. Alma Lathers' fT16llLlliI16SS to Loretta Cerman. T. Ed Coodis curly hair to the first boy to get a Toni. 8. Peggy Kayls dimples to Patty Shaw. 9. Cle11 Cearhartis model AU to anyone who l1as tl1e money to buy gas. 10. Jane Blaskois ability to get along well to Caroline XVilliamson. 11. Pat Dngan's wrestling ability to Jim Mayes. 12. Carolyn Bockis membership i11 the sextet to some lucky Junior. 13. Raymond Brattonls A's to Barry Johnston. 14. Lois l1l1I1llJl'I'gt'I',S ping pong ability to Bertha YVood. 15. hvlllilll' Bockis willingness to work to Paul Reese. 16. Hoiner Mulhollemls ears to Fred Reese. 17. Carolyn llustedis personality to Shirley Voyzey. 18. Lewis Crain's tallness to Neal Miller. 19. Al111eda RlL'11IlltlIltl,S joy of living to Margie NVilliams. 20. Charles Johns' love for Trig to Tom Crannis. 21. Gerry MeClain's chewing gum to Patty Morriso11. Janet Millers tumbling to anyone who can do it, 23. Maurice YVatsonis basketball points to Charles Dunzik. 24. Tom Sleiglrs tI'UllllDOI'lt' to Raymond Hess' care. 25. Phyllis Sharpless, quietness to Cleo Coss. 26. Mary Louise Mooreis happy grin to Madeline Lnkach. 27. Eugene Yargeris bashfulness to Bill Housley. 28. Tom WVilson's laugh to Tyso11 Brow11. 29. Ralph XVilliam's wrestling ability to Charlie Kerfoot. 30. Ada Maria l'l11bell's French Book I1 to whoever wants it. UL J 004 Ginny Eboch's witty remarks to Phyllis Ross. Bill Wallaceis grin to Tom Morgan. Martha Pavelek's daintiness to Jean Meas. Henry Todd's clothes to Ted Wood. Linnie Mae Cragois neatness to Connie Hamer. Dick NVhitehead,s football ability to Bob Harris. Mary Eyerly's complexion to Phyllis Druggs. Floyd Winter's ability to Hirt to Earl Perks. Betty Lou Marchellois silence to Betty Schram. Bob Sheriffs shortness to Gerald Meek. Dolores Molley's stagecrew work to Shirley Ammer- man. Cletus Shawis muscles to Ronnie Hancock. Theresa Morleyis chattering to Ann Voyzey. Paul Turner's crew haircut to Arnold Bennet. Frances Martin's niceness to Connie Beveridge. Dick Shimel's good looks to Steve Martha. Mary Blasko's patience to Dona Shingledecker. Jack Sleighis bashfulness to Robert Muir. Mary Eckley's red hair to Jane Williams. Mildred Acton's singing ability to anyone who was given the talent. Mary Cowfer's slenderness to Thelma Reed. Duane Philipys teeth to Bob Good. Tom Lewis, many girls to Leo Johnson. George Czapis leadership to Bill Pleskonko. Karl Kennedyis- tall tales to Harry Carroll. Lois Bock's good nature to Pauline Dunkle. Esther Majeskiis sewing ability to Shirley Hudson. Lois Reed's dark eyebrows to Peggy Maruschak. James Wilsonis swiftness to Jack Foley. Lee YVilliamson's guard position in football to Bob Shoft. Nelson Flackis baseball ability to Jim Crawshaw. Bob Werbais golf clubs to Mike Demchak. Jim Walkeris excuses to Melvin Kolisar. Wilbur Reese's flirtatiousness to Bob Couturiaux. Becky Cowheris petiteness to Patty Frank. Arlene Reeseis diamond to whoever is fortunate enough to get one. Emma Jean Perks, talking ability to Doris Tubo. Elizabeth Ann Lamb's long nails to Margaret Lesko. Rita Hinchcliif's reading books in French class to anyone who can get away with it. Joe Byronis trumpet playing to Eddie Rusnak. Robert Eckleyis love of school to Nibs Thomas. Mary Lou Sliarpless, love for shorthand to Madeline Johnson. Donna Rol1ey's carefreeness to Margaret Lewis. Maribel Reedis willingness to Janet Kerr. Lila Dixonis ability to miss school to Joan Maines. Elaine Jaffe's talent to Joann Hazelton. David Ammerman's wrestling ability to E. K. Kassab. Lynn Baeris blue sweater to Gary Cartwright. Georgia Gianopoulos' clothes to Sally France. Edward Belko's management of the football team to Joe Helsel. Glenn Blaskois bass in band to Harry Brown. Bob Bottomley's disposition to Bill Miller. 'Ulm Hamill, ' 83. Mary Kerfootis bashfulness to Shirley Sellers. 84. Ed Branish's blush to Clayton Hamer. 85. Eph Goldthorp's smile to Lee Whitehead. 86. Jack Hickis freckles to George Boggan. 87. Ann Maruschak's sweetness to Winnie Guyer. 88. Evelyn Woodsideis teeth to Betty Lou Smeal. 89. Gerald Brown's desire to sleep in Physics to Tom Hickson. 90. Francis Good's easy ways to Sidney Ziff. 91. Marie Shufran's dependability to Jo Ann Kelly. 92. Bob Hendershotis manner of walking to Andy Kopchick. 93. Jim Hancock's brown eyes to Harry Eckley. 94. Carolyn Swopeis band work to Dorothy Smotzer. 95. Dick Brown's love for agriculture to Tom Blasko. 96. Bill Cushard's love for chemistry experiments to anyone who wants it. 97. Faye Morbetois tardiness to Flossie Johns. 98. Roy Kephartjs 138-pound wrestling weight to Jook Stonebraker. 99. Marietta Reese's jolly ways to Sue Ann Dugan. 100. Steve Demchak's nice skin to George Syra. 101 Terese Moslakis cheerleading to Peggy Adams. 102. Lee Files' preciseness to Don Matthews. 103. Helen Pavlick's shyness to Anna Mae Coval. 104. Charles Foley's height to Russel Corrigan. 105. Dorothy Rudeenls tallness to Betty Dunlap. 106. Duane Good's lankiness to Fred Sinfelt. 107. Anna Mae Sheckis athletic ability to Teddy Johnson. 108 Bill Hartle's sly glances to Bill Trump. 109. Kathleen Stonebraker's love to talk to Norma Jean Hicks. 110 Dick Hartman's and Don Peters' motorcycle jaunts to whoever likes them. 111 Jeanie Thompsonis telling jokes to Josephine Shedlock. 112 Pete Mandelis portrayal of the villian to Randal Graham. 113 Delores Smeal's volley ball ability to Betty Williams. 114 Steve Kolosky's red hair to Art Benson. 115 lrene Solovais helpful ways to Betty Jedynski. 116 Clyde Moore's humor to Don Husler. 11'7 Judy Southardis sense of humor to Phyllis Ross. 118 John Moore's love of money to Tom Butlin. 119 Emma Jean Squires, long hair to Mary Jo Basford. 120 Bob Jones' dimples to Pat Couturiaux. 121 Grace Williams, hair to Velma Wilks. 122 Ernest Johnson's inquisitiveness to Fred Hopkins. 123 Dolly Stone's reserved ways to Beverly Winters. 124 Ralph Hooveris sleeping in class to James Stephens. 125 Marjorie Stoneis backwardness to Dorothy Smotzer. 126 Ken Longls startled looks to Don Bottomley. 127 Teresa Tekelyis hair to Martha Nason. 128 Mike Messickis art ability to Ken Conklin. 129 Clara Ann Toddis eyes to Sheila Selbst. 130. Ellis Mandelis quick talk to anyone who can master it. 131. Anna Wilsoncroft's fast walking to Nelda Parkes. 132. Ted Slother's eagerness to learn to Ed Long. 62 Mf g ' we N 'CD W , Q W! C2597 van SEO JA fi 5 LQC KW 553 CQFIXJZ lx QWQYFS x E fb iw 5 4 . 14 K 3 i r I Spafzfa, Review, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row-left to right-Ronnie Hancock, Mgr., Raymond XVolf, Jim YVilliamson, Bob Daughcnbaugh, Bob Hampton, Dorsey Twoey, Ed Navasky, John VVilson, Bob Conklin, Jim Crawshaw. Second Row-Mr. Lupton,Coach, Harry Eckley, Richard Davis, Dehlwyn Thomas. Tom Hicksou, Ted Monroe, Jim Siniler, Ceeil Litten, Harold Stonebraker, Charles Vierd. Third Row-Bob Jones, Jerry Peters, Charles Kerfoot, Manard McClarren, Jack Moslak, Paul Turner, Russel English, Bill Shields, Charles Pepperday. JUNIOR :HIGH FOOTBALL First Row-left to right-Jim NVoods, Ken McDonald, Ken Schnars, George Beresford, Bill Helsel, John Yasovsky, John Zavalydriga, Clark Mason, Bill Harvey, Milford Carson, Marvin Hummel. Second Row-VVarrer1 Shields, Paul Antolik, Richard Barber, Ronald Perks, Bob La Grande, Jack Simler, Todd Parkes, Dave Bates, Jim Reed, John Stark, Bill Howe. Third Row-Paul Colose, Mike Oelbermann, Don Johnson, Gilbert Smeal, Eugene Maruchak. Jim Hartshorne, Joe Middleton, Bob Dunsmore, Robert Hampton, Bob Ryver, Tim Dunsmore, Jack Fowler, Jim Stine, Lawrence Ritchey, Bob Dillion. Fourth Row-Mr. Moore, Coach, John Long, Ronald Kelce, Bill Rainey, John Rusnak, Dave Brown, Charles Coldthorp, Calvin Shimmel, Preston Turner, Ronnie Couturiaux, John McCamley. Dick Williams, Larry Ammerman, Cmanagerj, Clayton Husted, Don Bottomley. Fifth Row-Bill Vaux, Bob Mease, Bill Fink, Don Kelce, Michael Stott, Ralph Moore, Ronald Butterworth, Bill France, Bill Smith, Jolm Hemmis, Ed Blazosky, Bob Moore, Nate McClellan. 66 Spam, Review VARSITY FOOTBALL P. H. S. Opp. Cooper Township .,..p .p.....p 2 1 0 Morris Township . ..,o ., ,.,..... 25 6 Houtzdale-Woodward .... ..,,.... 3 2 6 Hollidaysburg .,.,...,.. ...A ,A.,..,. 2 6 6 Clearfield .,.V,.,.. .....,.. 1 9 6 Tyrone ....,..,,., 0 7 State College ....., .....,.. 1 4 13 DuBois ...........,. ,... 0 0 Bellefonte ......... ,.....,. 1 9 6 Osceola Mills .ll.4, ,4,..,,. 2 5 6 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL P. H. S. Opp. Tyrone ,, ....... 13 0 Houtzdale-VVoodward Clearfield ..,.... ... 0 14 Clearfield .....,...,....... .., Osceola Mills 6 6 Houtzdale-Woodward Tyrone ...,...... ....., 1 3 0 DuBois ,.,..,..............., . Clearfield ......... ....... 3 2 27 Morris Township .,.,., State College .,..,.. 27 0 Clearfield , , . ., .. Bellefonte 0 0 GRIDIRON STARS Bob Bottomley Ed Branish Bob Couturiaux George Czap Charles Foley Steve Martha Bill Pleskonko Bob Shoff Jim Walker Maurice Watson Eph Goldthorp Dick Whitehead Ed Good Lee Williamson Jim Hancock Tom Wilson Bob Harris Floyd Winters MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM AS SHOWN ON PAGES 64 AND 65 First Row-Left to Right-Jack Frank, Joe Helsel ,Manager, Tom Fink, Manager, Tom Mor- gan, Bob Shoff, Lee Williamson, Jack Foley, Don Peters, Lee Whitehead, Ed Belko, Manager, John Wilson, Manager. Second Row-Left to Right--Eph Goldthorp, Steve Martha, Sidney Ziff, Pat Dugan, Billy Joe Barnes, George Czap, Bob Harris, Toni Wilson, Ken Long, Bob Couturiaux. Third Row-Left to Right-Verne Smith, Coach, Charles Dunzik, Bob Eckley, Jim Walker, Maurice Watson, Bob Bottomley, Charles Foley, Ed Good, Nick Maddalena, Line Coach. Fourth Row-Left to Right-Floyd Winters, Ed Branish, Jim Hancock, Ted Slotlier, Jim Vaux, Dick Whitehead, Bill Pleskonko, Steve Kolosky. 67 Opp 6 0 6 0 0 7 ii S oi 1 ' B s s si is fi i X 5 i Q 33 is 3? X53 5 5 fi 1i Hirst Row-Left to Biglltl-ljilil Tlioinpsmi, llurry lip-lqlcy, Tom llixmi, .lim CI11iwslu1xx', y lulm NN ilsim, Fld NIUIIIU1,-lllilxxllhllll, lxlllllllpjll. Second How-Left to Right: Mr. lxlorwc, Cuucli, NVurd XViu1kl'c, -lim lik-Iluwf-ll, Bill Kep- lizirt, lbvhiwyn Yl1lIUIN2lS, Holm ilaigyzircl, Tom lhistc-cl, Bill Buggmi, xlLll12l,Q,'l'l'. First Row-Left to Right: limiulcl Clrziiiiius, Alguiivs Ricliurcls, bluines xVl70Cl1'illg, Rolxcrt lJllIlSlll0l'l', liolvcrl Ll'Cil'21llllt', Rrilvvrt Tmiiplxiiis, Aloliii Sl1UVi'illtE'l', l,2I1'l'Cll Vhocl. I I Second Row-LL-ft to Right: llurry Litton, Ianni-s Plc-slmnku, Timotliy Diiusmorc, -Icilm f11xulycl1'iga1. K1-mictli SL-limxiis, -Iuniw Stim-, Nliclicail Ohm-riimii. Lise-pin Nliclcllvtou. Third Row-l,eft to Right: N111 Nluclclulciiu, fiom-li, Paul Antolik. Prcstcm Turiic-r, Huy- 11im1clSclii1ui'1's, Xiillizmi ll2ll'Xl'y, llnliii Stark, Plllll Clwicm-, vvillikllll llowc. Fourth Row-Luft to Right: Clccmrgv Stimy XVilli1uu Burn-lilc1', NYillium Ilclsul, Rmwlcl lk-rks, Luwrvm-0 JXlIlllll'l'lllLl.ll, Bilfllllf' Fiiilwrg, li. gb...- ,7 ,Vi . f K P. H. 54 35 27 25... .. 21 11.... 17 . . 23 .. .. 23 9 1 5 . 15... . 30 38. 24 25. jpofzia, Hrwiew VARSITY BASKETBALL P. H. Opp. 49 . . . Morris Township 12 28. .. State College . 26 31 .. Clearfield . .. 43 33 .. . Lock Haven 36 41 . . . State College . 43 25 Lewistown .. . 47 21. . Hollitlaysbnrg 50 28 .. Mt. Union 47 44 . . .. Tyrone 46 28 . Huntingdon . .30 37 Belletonte . 42 23 . . Lewistown 46 34 Lock Ilaven 37 24. . Hollitlaysburg . 41 41 Mt. Union 44 .. .. Tyrone . . . 40 . Bllefonte 51 27 . Huntingdon . 46 junior Varsity Basketball junior Iligh Opp. P. II. S. Opp Morris Township . 24 26 . Pine Grove Mills State College . 27 19 . Clearfield . Clearfielcl . . 26 . . Bellefonte Lock llaren . 28 26 DuBois . State College . 24 29 Cleariiielcl Lewistown . .. . 53 38 . Pine Grove Xlills Holliclaysburg . . 45 29 Du Bois Mt. Union 31 36 . Belletonte . Tyrone . 51 lluntingtlon 39 Bellefonte 31 Lewistown H 53 Basketball Lettermen Lodi Haven ' A 29 George Czap Charles Dunzik Hollidaysburg .. . 42 f I Mt' Union 25 Maurice Wiatson B111 Housley Tvmm. 67 Bob Bottomley Ed Belko, Manu ei 1391160130 50 Eph Goldthorp Don Peters, Manigcr Huntingdon . 34 lim llaneoek 33 . Members of the Varsity Basketball Team as shown on page 68 First Bow-Left to Right: lim llaneoelx, George Boggan, George Clap, liph Clolclthorp, Bill 1-lousley. Second Row-Left to Bight: Charles Duuzik, Bill Pleskonko, Tom XVilson, Nlanriee Hat- son, Bob Bottomley, Don Bottomley. llieks. Third Row-Left to Right: Siclney' Zilii, llarry Carroll, Arthur Benson, Bob Eekley, Iaek P-1 ! 10 First Row-Lett to Right: Don Kassah, Ronald liancoek, john Sthram. Second Row-Lett to Right: 1'aul Turner. Harold Stonehraker, Bill Barnes. Pat Dugan, Ed Branish. Duane Good. Holi Cnuturiaux. 1ioh Ilarris. Third Row-Left to Right: Tom Lewis, inanager, Huh Ileiitlmwsliot, main er, Daw' Ferguson, Boh Xllerlia, Charles Kurfoot, Bob Daughenhaugh, lid Nayasky. Boh Good, Don jones, Fourth Row-Left to Right: lloh NValls, nianagt-r, Cc-urge Bi-restord, Iim Ms-yei's, Clark Mason, '1'oz1d Parkes. Nate X11-Clellau, lioh Conklin, 15i11 Twist, Ronald Butterwnrtli. Fifth Row-LcfttoRi1.5l1t: lim Mayes, Boh jones, Marvin Hummel. lied Smval, Ronald KL-lee, -lim XYatson, George Sura, jim NVi1kison. Tom Vauy. Bernard Bleilarry. Sixth Row-Lv.-ft to Right: Raymond XVn1te. Nl'illiam Trump. Rodney Smith. Don K4-lcv, David Bates. Charles Coldthorp. XVarrtn Shields, Ralph NYi1liams, Nir, Alones. Coach. Lewistown--9 Philipsliurg-33 The louesmen scored their points on tour falls, four decisions., Lewistown scored their nine points on three deeisions. Billy -loe Barnes sparked the Mountaineers with a first period tall. Clearfield-35 Pliilipslimg-9 Ed Branish scored his st-eoncl straight fall when he pinned Daisher midway in the second period. Pat Dugan ht-ld Toni llalliord to a 6-6 deadlovk, and the Turner xs. Cupp match ended in a 1-1 tie, Philipslmrg-19 DllB0iS--31 Ed liranish scored his third straight fail when he pinned Brady in tla- seeond period. Pat Dugan scored his second w in ot the year hy pinning Bailey in the first period. Philipshurg-17 Tyrone-18 The fastest match of the exening came when 1'hi1- ipshurgis undefeated Pat Dugan inet 'llyronc-is undefeated Curt Hoover. This action-packed match ended in an 8-6 decision for Pat Dugan. Kassah, Coutnriaux, Kerfoot and Branish were other P. H. S. winners. Philipshurg--6 Bellefonte-33 Ronnie Hancock took a T-3 decision over 'l'ha1 and Pat Dugan scored a 3-0 decision oyer Bird. Ed Branishis record of tour straight falls was hroken hy Ntarkel when he decisioned Branish 8-4. Philipshurg--14 Tyrone-25 This match again hrouglmt togetlier Pat Dugan and Curt Ilooyer. Dugan was 1eading 6-3 going into the last 20 seconds when Hoover rt-yersecl on time and scored a tall in 6:52 of the third period. P. 11. S. winners were Kassah, Couturiaux, Turner and Branish. Philipshurg-23 Lock Haven-15 Thi- AlIJlIUSll1t'll won all oi' tla- matt-hes up to and in- cluding the 138-pound class and 1ost all matches from 1-15 pounds up. Dugan and Stonehraker sparked the Mountaineers with pins in tla- 120-pound and 133-pound classes respt-4-tix e1y. Pliilipshurg-223 State College--16 N Roy Kephart and Boh Good scored their first wins ot the year in the 138-pound class and 185-pound class, respectiyvly. Pliilipshurg-24 Hollidayshurg-14 lt was the third L-onset-ntiyv win and fourth of the season against tiye defeats for tht- ,lU1lt'SIIl6'll, The Moun- taineers sc-orc-cl their points on pins hy Pat Dugan and Boh Cond and on decisions hy llaneoek, Stonehraker, Kephart, and Clouturiaux and a draw hy Sehram. Wlrestliiig Lcttcrmen 15111 -loc' Barnes, 1'1C1 Branish, Boh f1t7lltl1Iil'lllY 1 lt Dugan, Duane Good, Boh Good. Ronnie ilaneock, Don Kassah, Roy Kephart, Charles Kerfoot, .lohn Sehram, Harold Stonehrakerg Tom Lewis and '11-d Pancoast- Managers. A t.,t IN DIVIDUAL RECORD .lohn Sehram . Don Kassah . ,. lioh Conklin . Pat Dugan . . Ronnie llaneoek Pat Dugan . Paul Turner Billy Aloe Barnes Pau1 Turner ., liarold Stonehra Clvtus Shaw Boh llarris . . ltoy lic-phart Paul Turner . Roy Kephart Boh Clouturiaux Duane flood . Charles Kertoot 1'id liranish Duane flood Q lioh Good . Duane flood .. 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