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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

11-M- Philipsburg Area Joint Junior-Senior High School Philipsburg, Pennsylvania 1954 TA NEER , IE .- ' , f 6:3 .y 5: 12, ky! i' ax ffgf gg Q ,gf J ,Ka .- A i -f i f ,f f gf , ii Q N X I J 7 if af I, . , 1 'C I 11,0 11 X ' . ,f f 5 V Q ' R' 1 J E: 2 :qv l ' 453, 'Q' xl 5 4' X sQ I if y ' sf. E330 jr . 'Qi , : 143'-' . 'k. N Ae? 4 'ns 5 Ain? ., X , , Asif ...guy I l Qqsg33Eg'I1vA j ' Y 2 Xxx - N... I 5 i X E 5 C 'I Table of Contents Administration Seniors Classes Clubs Music Sports Introduction The Senior Class of 1954 presents to you its edi- tion cf the Mountaineer, As you browse through it, we hope it will recall to your mincl the never-to-be- forgotten events of your days in P. H.S. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we have enioyed the hours of preparing it 'For you. Production Staff Co-Editors , ,.... Beverly Pepperday, Dona Musser Literary Editor ., . .. .. ..,. , . ,. Marian Pepper Business Managers ,, ,. Jean Clinton, Nancy Hughes Advertising . ,. .. . ,. Donna Rudeen, Ruth Turner Sports . .,,. .. . Bob Moore, Dick Husted Photography . , .. . .. , , ,. Dick Williams Art ., .. .. .... ..,.... .,.. , , . Leonard Kizina Chief Typists . , .,.. Kathleen Moslak, Donna Crago Subscription Manager . . ..... . .,.,. ,.A.. . ,. .. Patsy Wisor Advisors , , .. . . ..,. Mr. McCamley, Mr. Mills Engraver-Zimmerman Engraving Company, Sykesville, Pa. Printer-Kurtz Bros., Clearfield, Pa. Photographer-MiIsom's Studio, Philipsburg, Pa. 3 Dedication lt is with great pride and pleasure that we, the graduating class of 1954, do dedicate our yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Adams. Their untiring efforts to help make better students and citizens of tomorrow have made them friends to students, parents, and teachers alike. We feel that Mr. and Mrs. Adams are most worthy and deserving of this honor. For 12 years Mrs. Adams has been the able and competent director of our Home Economics Department. With much patience she has taught girls of Junior and Senior High cooking, sewing, and the general knowledge of the care of the home. Willingly she has served as advisor to refreshment committees for our school parties, has helped plan menus for the cafeteria and has been in charge of food for banquets. Without her, many of our social events might not have been a success. Mr. Adams has been a member of our faculty for three years. He teaches junior history and senior P. O. D. and during his first year he taught Sophomore history. In the sports department Mr. Adams has served as a coach of wrestling and football. Cheerfully he has managed and chaperoned the Juniors annual trip to Gettysburg, trying to the best of his ability to make it the most memorable event in our Junior year. Together Mr. and Mrs. Adams have added much to the success and happi- ness of the students who have attended school here. As our high school career is coming to a close, gratefully we extend our appreciation for the understanding Mr. and Mrs. Adams have shown us, wishing them much continued success and happiness in their teaching careers. 4 IIIII ADMINISTRATION Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Board of School Directors Philipsburg Area Joint School Board Mr. Roy H. Schreftier, President . ,...,..... Philipsburg Borough Mr. Joseph H. Dixon, Vice President .. ..,. .... W allaceton Borough Mrs. James Hartle, Secretary Mr. George Twigg, Treasurer Alex C. Bailey .. John Bainey ..... Philipsburg Boro Decatur Township Norman Bean ......,.. S. Philipsburg Boro Helen Butterworth ,. Chester Hill Boro Charles Eboch , .. S. Philipsburg Boro Edward Gates . ,. S. Philipsburg Boro Sue Gilham .,... S. Philipsburg Boro Ardell Hamer ,,., . Wallaceton Boro Wilton Hamer ....., . . Wallaceton Boro Scott Hess ......,,. ,..... B oggs Township William Hess .,.,.,.,... ,....... R ush Township Charles Hilderbrand . . ..,. Decatur Township Ray Kanoff ....... .,.,.,. . . .. Boggs Township William Litz ...,.. ...... B oggs Township John E. Lux ,...... .. Philipsburg Boro Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. .. ,.,.,.., Rush Township Chester Hill Borough John McQueeney Harry Milliard ... Robert Patterson . DeLaune Peightal John Pinto . Clair Ritchey . , Ralph SherriFf , , J. Clair Simler . Myrna Stoker Hugh Tormey .. Warren Townsend Wendell Turner Wallace Williams Edgar Wilson ,.,., Betty Wood , . , Rush Township Decatur Township . Decatur Township Chester Hill Eorc Decatur Township , Boggs Township Chester Hill Boro Philipsburg Boro Rush Township , Rush Township Philipsburg Boro Chester Hill Boro .. Wallaceton Boro . Boggs Township S. Philipsburg Boro Philipsburg Area Joint School Committee Mr. Roy H. Schreftier, President ..... . . Philipsburg Borough Mr. Joseph H. Dixon, Vice President .,.,......,. Wallaceton Borough Mrs. Gladys G. Dunlap, Secretary ..,.,. ,.,.,...,... K Non-Memberb Mr. George R. Twigg, Treasurer . ..... Chester Hill Borough Mrs. Charles Eboch .. .... S. Philipsburg Boro Mr. John E. Lux . Philipsburg Boro Mrs' sue Gilliam ----' S- Phlllpsburg Boro Mr. Harry Millard ,.,.,. .. ., Decatur Township M .J H l .. ., ...... ' rs aries one Rush Township Mr. Ralph Sherritif . ,..,. ..., C hester Hill Boro Mrs. William Hess .................,.... Rush Township Mr. Mr. Charles Hilderbrand William Litz . Decatur Township .. . , Boggs Township Mr. Mr. Wallace Williams , ,, . .,,. Wallaceton Boro Edgar Wilson Boggs Township FRANK E. EHRENFELD, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal To the members of the Class of 1954, l extend to you my sincere congratulations. Your graduation is another step for- ward in the preparation of your life's work. May you continue your education, formally or informally, in order that you may be better prepared to cope with the problems that will confront you. I wish you the greatest of success in all of your endeavors. It is my earnest desire that you will always uphold those finer qualities that make for a better citizenry. M. S. HANCOCK, A.B. Senior High School Principal To the largest graduating class in the history of Philipsburg Area Joint High School, eighty girls and eighty-three boys-Corn gratulations. That you continue to greater achievements is the sincere wish of your principal and faculty. RUSSELL M. LUCAS, B.S., M.Ed. Junior High School Principal A iob well done each day will insure one a future of happi- ness and success. Therefore, your graduation from the Philips- burg Area Joint High School is a good beginning toward a worth while life. It is the sincere wish of the members of the Junior High faculty that you will continue your work and that we will have the pleasure of continuing your acquaintance and that you will consider each of us as we do you-a good citizen and a neighbor that we are glad to have and know. 7 E. GIFFORD AMMERMAN, B.S. Teacher of Civics, Coach of Junior Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball. RUTH CALLAHAN, A.B. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Geography, Literature and Spelling. ESTHER DALE Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade History and Seventh Grade Guidance. JEAN M. ADAMS, B.S. LEWIS O. ADAMS, B.S. Teacher of Home Economics. Teacher of Junior ancl Senior History, Coach of Junior Var- sity Football and Wrestling. MURRAY DARKE, B.S. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Geography, Arithmetic and Guidance, 8 ROBERT J. BARNETT, A.B. Teacher of Sophomore and Senior History, Director ot Dramatics. HENRY CAMPBELL, B.S. Teacher of Health and Physi- cal Education, Coach of Var- sity wrestling. GERALD C. DAVIS, B.S. Librarian, Teacher ot Health and Physical Education, Coach of baseball, Ass't, Coach of Varsity football. JAMES M FREYERMUTH MARIE G GEORGE AB Teacher of Vocational Agrlcul Teacher of Sophomore English EDWARD J. GRUNDY, B.S., M.Ed. Teacher of Bookkeeping I and Il, Consumer Economics, Re- tail Selling, Coach of golf teams, Ass't. Coach of Varsity football. ANDREW L. HUGAR, B.S. Teacher of Seventh Grade His- tory, Literature, Spelling. ture ALFRED I. JONES, B.S. GEORGE E. KNOWLES, Teacher of Geometry, Trigo- A'B M'Ed' nometry, and Algebra, Teacher of Freshman Science. 9 JUANITA HOYT, B.S. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Fnglish. HAZEL JOHNSON, R. N. School Nurse. Y' A a l I gs, LENA D. WAUGH MANNER Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Mathematics. JAMES E. McCALL, B.S. Instructor of Driver's Training Program. THOMAS LABOCK, s.s. NICHOLAS M. MADDALENA, Teacher of Chemistry and Phy sics. Teacher of Stenography, Busi- ness Arithmetic, Coach of Var- sity Football. JOHN E. MANNER, B.S.. M.EcI. Instrumental Music, Instructor in Elementary Grades and Junior-Senior High School. JEROME T. McCAMLEY, B.EcI. Teacher of Junior and Senior English, Advisor to Annual Club and Senior Class. BRUCE McKAY, B,S. EDNA M. MILLER, A.B. Teacher of Industrial Arts. Teacher of .lunlor English and Latin ll, Advisor of Newspaper Club. I0 CHARLES B. MILLS, B.S., M.A. ELAINE MOCK, A.B. Teacher of Commercial law, Teacher of Freshman English Office Practice, Typing I and and latin I. II, Yearbook advisor. ,.. , 16 J x . 47' .. , fs. flier K pg: 3-atv - g if I 4 5 ,, 1- -M 1322531111 MILDRED E. MOORE, A.B. Teacher of French I, II and Sophomore History. THOMAS E. SHREFFLER B. Mus. Ed. Teacher of Vocal and Instru- mental Music, Director of Cho- rus. HARRY MYERS, B.S., M.Ed. Teacher of Algebra I, Guid- ance Director, Coach of Junior Varsity basketball. VERNE E. SMITH, A.B. Teacher of Biology. E CARL E WASSEEN, B.S., M.Ed. GERTRUDE WILLIAMS, A.B. Supervisor and Teacher of Art. Teacher of Girls Physical Edu cation, Sophomore Class Ad- visor Il GLADYS DUNLAP ARLENE GREEN PATRICIA MOORE Secrefary To Supervising Prin- Secreiary Io Senior High Prin- Secretory To Junior High Prin Cipal. cipol. cipol. CAFETERIA STAFF ' Dorothy Kelley, Grace Mason, Esther Humphrey, Lymo Bofcheler MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr. Kizincz, Mr. Mcltley, Mr. Hcumlin I2 TIIII SENIQRQ Seniors QT PRESIDENT Edward James Hamer SECRETARY Laura Jean Fiegal Barnett President HAMER, EDWARD JAMES Ed'f College Preparatory Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Tumbling l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council Pres. 4, Class Pres. 4, Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition: To spend a night with Jane Russell. Secretary BARNETT, LAURA JEAN FLEGAI. Laura Commercial Home Room Secretary 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 2, 4i MC'- iorette Club 2, 3, 4, Color Guard l, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy and raise a family of 'football players and maiorettes. I i t 3 , , A ,Q vice PRESIDENT ,fn Harry Richard Fenton .Q , 5 if-,is,:g3g1-':,: . -.1 ik -Lx , ,K K . 1P'Y?53.24'f,l it .1 gf, 125155 ' ., if-,, 1 ' TREASURER John Paul Rusnak Vice President FENTON, HARRY RICHARD Lefty College Preparatory Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Key club 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, siudenf council 2, 4, Class Ofticer 4, Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition: To be a success. Treasurer RUSNAK, JOHN PAUL Bud College Preparatory Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, Key Club Treas. 3, 4, Home Room Treas- urer 2, Student Council 4, Class Oftlcer 'l, 4, Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition: To be a success. ASHCROFT, MARY LOUISE Lou College Prep. Newspaper Club 2, Activities 3, Home Ec. 4, Basketball 3, 4, Home Room Magazine Chairman 4. Ambition: Be a nurse. BAILEY, SAMUEL LEWIS Sam College Prep. Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class officer 2, Home Room officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 47 Art Club 3, Math Club 4, Junior Ro- tarian. Ambition: To be a success. BAI NEY, BARBARA JEAN Barb Commercial Study 2, Activities 3, Annual 4, Volleyball 2, Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a success. BALLOCK, SHIRLEY ANN Shirl Commercial Teen Age 2, Activities 3, An- nual 4. Ambition: To be a success and see the world. BARNETT, GARY LEE Gary General Course Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3. Ambition: To make a lot of money. 'i 443 BARTKO, JOSEPH JOB General Art Club 2, 4, Golf 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Shop 3. Ambition: To be a success. BLOUT, SALLY DIANE Sully Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to Paris. BODLE, RONALD RALPH Ron Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Secretary 3: F. F. A, Pres. 4, Home Room Officer 4, Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy. BRATTON, WILLARD DAVID Willie Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Join the Merchant Marines or work on the boats on the iakes. BROWN. JUDITH ELVA Judy College Prep. Chorus 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, P.M,E.A. 4, D.A.R. Ora- torical Contest 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Badminton Tournament 3, 4. Ambition: To be an attendant at Fran's gas station. 15 BRYAN, JAMES WALTER Bugs General Course Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Wrestling Manager 4, Base- ball 'l, 2, Home Room Treasurer 'l, 4, Driver Training 2, Stage Crew 3, 4. Ambition: To be a draftsman. BUCK, FRED C. Fritz College Prep, Football 2, Stage Manager 2, 4, Art Club 3, 4. Ambition: Go to college. BUTTERWORTH, ELDON ELLWOOD Eldon General Course Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a mechanic. CALLAHAN, GEORGE ROBERT George General Course Shop 2, Study 3, Art 4, Ambition: Get a good iob that pays a lot of money. CARTER, NORMA ELAINE Norma Commercial Course Teen Age Club 2, Study Club 3, Annual Club 4, Driver's Training Course 2. Ambition: To be a telephone ator. 16 CASHER, MAHLON Tub Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Treas- urer 2, 3, Wrestling 3, 4. Ambition: To ioin the Navy. CIESLAR, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH Shirl General Course Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy and a success in everything. CLINTON, JEAN RUBY Jean Commercial Class Play 2, Driver's Training 3, Activities Club 2, 3, Annual 4, Basketball 4, Stage Crew 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. CRAGO, DONNA RAE Mike Commercial Homeroom Treasurer 2, News- paper 2, 3, Annual 4, Chorus 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Senior Class Play 4, Girls' Basketball 3. Ambition: Ga to college, be a success, get married and be happy. CRISPELL, PETER Pete Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a farmer. DAUGHERTY, RONALD J. Doc General Course Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2. Ambition: To go to Trade School, DAVIS, CARMEN J. Mick Commercial Course Basketball 3, 4, Homeroom Sec- retary 3, Annual Club 3, 4, News- paper Club 2, Volleyball 2. Ambition: To own four or five Cadillacs. DAVIS, MILTON H. Milton College Prep. Stage Crew 4, Study Club 2, Art Club 3, Mathematics Club 4. Ambition: To be a Civil Engi- neer. DEMCHAK, SAMUEL Dad General Course Golf 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a professional golfer. DENOCHICK, MARY Mammie General Course Teen-Age Club 2, Activities Club 3, Driver's Training 3, F. H.A. 4, Secretary for F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To travel. -if j ' . , P S if .fiig ' +524 1 tif f: . i K my so M, Q e A r ' .aj 4 '57 DEWEY, MARIAN R. College Prep. ffoewtf Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librariar- 2, 4, Sextette 2, 3, Siage Crew 2, General Magazine Chairman 4, D.A.R. Oratory 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Class Play 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. Cho- rus 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Valley Ball 2, 3. Ambition: To go to Ireland. DIXON, DONALD L. Preacher General Course Football 2, Baseball 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To serve the Lord. DOBSON, ROY E. Dobby General Course Football 4, Wrestling 4 . Ambition: To retire young. EHRENFELD, FRANK E. Frank College Prep. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Wrestling manager 4, Wrestling l, Football 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Tum- bling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Junior Rotarian. Ambition: To become a better fisherman than Alf . FENTON, JAMES E. Jim General Course Art Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 3. Ambition: To be a minister. 17 FIKE, ELIZABETH JEAN Jeanne Commercial Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Homeroom 2, Student Director of Class Play 2, Volleyball 2. Ambition: To be a success. FINBERG, SANDRA LEE Sandy College Prep. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian in Band 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 4, All Class Play 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, D.A.R. Contest, Chorus 2, Volley- ball 2, 3, Who's Who in High School. Ambition: Join French Foreign Legion. FINK, JOHAN PEARL Jo College Prep. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, Annual 4. Ambition: To be a success. FLECK, CALVIN LEO Chip Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to Alaska. FLECK, NORMAN D. Fleckie Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Treas- urer 4. Ambition: To be a millionaire. I8 FOREMAN, WILLIAM JAMES Shrimp General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. Ambition: Tour the state of Washington. FORSHEY, CARMEN LOUISE Carmen College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus pianist 2, 3, 4, Sextette pianist 2, 3, Octette pianist 4, Student Council 3, Homeroom Secretary 4, Jr. Ro- tarian 4. Ambition: To learn how to cook, GILHAM, ROBERT KENNETH Calhoun General Fly tying 2, Science 4, Shop 3. Ambition: Minister. GODISSART, CLAIR ALBERT Bud Voc. Agriculture Shop 2, 3, F. F. A. 4. Ambition: To be a veterinarian. GRAFFIUS, RITA ANN Shortie Home Economics F. H.A, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. GREENAWALT, ROBERT MARTIN n Greenie General Course Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2. Ambition: To ioin the State Po- lice. GREY, MARY ELIZABETH Honey Commercial Course Teen-Age Club 2, Activities Club 3, Annual Club 4. Ambition: To get married. HAGYARD, GLADYS LOUISE Glad Commercial Course Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Junior High P.M.E.A. 'l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Basketball 2, 4, Volley- ball 2. Ambition: To be a secretary. i HAMPTON, DONALD LUTHER ! Duck General Course , Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Paseball 'l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become a profes- kional baseball player. HARRIS, AMELIA EVELYN 'Cornl:all Commercial Course Chorus 2, 3, Class Play 2, Color- guard 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 4, Drivers' Training 3, Volleyball 3, 1, Tumbling 3, 4, Basketball 4, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To live in Niagara ialls. HARRY, CHARLES WESLEY Charlie General Course Shop Club 2, Study Club 3, Sci- ence Club 4. Ambition: To make a success of life. HASSINGER, DONNA RAE Donna College Prep. Newspaper Club 3, 4, News Editor 4, Student Council 2, Ac- tivities Club 2, Home Room Offi- cer 2, Class Officer 2, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy. HEICHEL, PATSY LOU Patsy Commercial Course Teen-Age Club 2, Auto Driving Club Treasurer 3, D.A.R. Oratory Contest 3, Annual Club 4, Driver's Training Course 4, Homeroom Magazine Chairman 4. Ambition: To be an efficient sec- retary. HENY, PAULINE AGNES Pauline Commercial Course Activities Club 2, Study Club 3, Annual Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. HESS, NANCY JANE Nanc College Prep. Band 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Student Council 2, Basket- ball 3, 4, Tumbling 4, Stage Crew 4, Chorus 2, Volleyball 2, 3, .lun- ior Rotarian. Ambition: To go to college and meet my ideal man. I9 HUBLER, JACOB R. Jake Voc. Agriculture F. F. A, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of F. F. A. 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To retire at the age of 18. HUGHES, MARVIN DUANE Marvin General Shop 2, 4, Study 3. Ambition: Graduate and get a good iob. HUGHES, NANCY JANE Nancy Commercial Newspaper 2, Activities 3, An- nual 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Bas- ketball 4. Ambition: To get married. HUGHES, RALPH CARL Ralph General Automobile 2, History 3, Sci- ence 4. Ambition: To get a good job. HUGHES, WILLIAM CLAIR Bill General Art Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3. Ambition: To get a good iob. 20 .. s. Q, ,A ' 5 N. .- 2. , Q - ' .QSEQNiEl'l3Lf,:.. Q -- li.. A L .V .vii-' . ,,,,Q3,,sJ. g .5 77 . wfT.i?sT'7w,fl,'f 'L f .,f,..-is .,.. 531. . -7 sf g g gy 7. ,. . ., f.. oe, ,,, Q. . .,,i,.f.r , .. fi, af f Sc Q is . ..i.,, ,bags '24, 5 l .ww rf is me su 5, A 4 ' f r K is Q ,R r s Zi 7' ss 7 .K .i.-.-'fixes .di ...X .Msn ss.: Ks -, : -1f.,.feQf': . . U K: K 1 -. g - ' h i Tis Q 1 f .f,?.2f?. - . f 77 ::f??5:i A 'e'i i HUMMEL, JAMES DONALD Bull General Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4. Ambition: To graduate. HUMMEL, NANCY LEA Nancy College Prep. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, -4, Brass Choir 4, Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. HUMMEL, ROBERT Bob General Football Manager 2, Stockroom Manager 3, 4, Football 2, Fly Ty- ing 3, Art 4. Ambition: Get a iob with short hours and good pay. HUMMEL, RUSSELL GLENN Russ General Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Mathematics Club 4, History Club 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Class Officer 2. Ambition: To be a truck driver. HUSTED, HAZEL LEE Pat College Prep. Chorus 3, 4, Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4, Stage Crew 4, Homeroom Offi- cer 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Training 4, Homeroom Program Chairman 3. Ambition: To be a success in the field of nursing. HUSTED, GEORGE RICHARD Rik-o-sha General Wrestling 3, Stage Crew 4, Study Club 2. Ambition: To be a mechanic. HUTTON, AGNES Gail General Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. Ambition: To be happy. JACKSON, RICHARD LEE Dick College Prep. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Junior Rotar- icfn 4. Ambition: To be a success. JOHNS, CAROL FRANCES Paley General Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Olticer 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Badminton 2. Ambition: To be happy. JOHNSON, SARAH JEAN Sally Commercial Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, Homeroom Secretary 3. Ambition: Secretary. in f I .s HQ..-Fr 'iv ef . X3 . itti 'g..i.....h1fB.... , . Q, in at, .V ,-,fm :L K l O .- X .h 7? ' U . 3, ,, i 5 if S., iff. :i f 7 Z . , JOHNSON, WILLIAM JOSEPH Bill General Discontinued. JOHNSTON, ALFRED LEE Lee General Model Making 2, Auto-Driving 3, Shop 4. Ambition: To go to California. JONES, PAUL Discontinued. KELLEY, RACHEL JANET 'Io015 GeIl9I'dl Annual 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To get married. KEPHART, CHARLES HENRY KePPY General Shop Club 2, 4, History Club 3, Drivers' Training 3. Ambition: To be happy in life and see the world. 21 KEPHART, MARILYN JOY Keppy General Annual Club 2, Activities Club 3, Driver's Training 3, F. H.A. 4. Ambition: To be a success. KEPHART, THOMAS GILBERT Keppy College Prep. Wrestling 2, 3, Home Room Om- cer 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Auto Club 2, History Club 3, Math Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Rotaricm, Volley Ball 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 3. Ambition: To avoid the draft law. KERR, ALICE JOYCE Joyce Commercial Course Activities Club 2, 3, Driver's Training 3, Annual Club 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. KIZINA, LEONARD CHARLES Len General Course Football 'l, 2, Wrestling l, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, PMEA District Cho- rus 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be an artist. KLETT, SHIRLEY ANN Shirley Commercial Course Teen Age Club 2, Study Club 3, Driver's Training 3, Newspaper 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator. 22 Q-05 ,ss er if . 'WP' 'Y U -ev X if. C ,.S.. to LINDSAY, STANLEY IRVIN Stan College Prep. Basketball 2, 3, Auto Club 2, History Club 3, Art Club 4, Senior Class Play 4. Ambition: To be successful. LUPTON, KATHERINE EDITH Katie General Course Study Club 2, Activities Club 3, Annual Club 4. Ambition: To go to Niagara Falls, N. Y. MacTAVISH, WILMA LEE Pearl General Course Teen Age Club 2, Newspaper Club 3, Driver's Training 3, F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To travel. MAYES, WILLIAM HOWARD Maggie General Course Wrestling 3, 4, Study Club 3. Ambition: To get out of school. MCCAMLEY, JOHN JAMES Ink College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Go to college and get an education, settle down and get married. McCAMLEY, MARTIN DUGAN Dugan College Prep. Blueband l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 2, 4, All Class Play 3, 4, P.M.E.A. Dis- trist Chorus 3, 4, Junior Rotarian, Driver's Training 3. Ambition: To be a success. MCDONALD, DONNA RAE Mickey Mac General Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. Ambition: To save lots of money and be part owner of a ranch out west. M:QUllLEN, CONSTANCE MAE Connie General Bond 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. Ambition: To have my own beauty shop. MEEK, BEVERLY MAE Bev Commercial Activities Club 2, Auto Driving Club 2, Annual Club 4, Auto Driv- ing Course 3. Ambition: To be a typist. MERRELL, RAY ARDELL Squinl ' General Study Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition, To be a millionaire. f. lx 1 N: S , ,. , in ,Q is L gr ,.- 'ff , ff 4,-f' if 5 Q., Q, ,A .. E N ,A V if WF MIDDLETON, GLORIA JEAN Glory Commercial Teenage Club 2, Annual 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Driver's Training 4. Ambition: To see the world. MILLER, BARBARA RUTH Barb College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, Sextette 3, Octette 4, News- paper l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 4, Newspaper editor 4, Stage Crew 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotar- ian 4. Ambition: To write for ladies' Home Journal. MILLER, REBECCA ANN Becky College Prep. Newspaper Club l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Exchange Editor 3, Stu- dgnt Council 3, Representative to P.S.C.A. 3, All-Class Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Basketball 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Octette 4, Dis- trict Chorus 4, Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition: Go to Georgia. MINARCHICK, GEORGE EUGENE Gene College Prep. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Homeroom President 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Class Play 3. MOORE, JAMES ALLEN Peg General Football l, Shop 2, Study 3, Mathematics 4. Ambition: To retire before 55 23 MOORE, RALPH PAUL RaIph General Course Football I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4. Ambition: To be a success. MOORE, ROBERT HARRIS Bob College Prep. Football Manager 'l, 2, Basket- ball 2, Class Play 4, Chorus 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 2. Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian. MOSLAK, KATHLEEN COLETTE Kate Commercial Course Annual Club 4, Activities 2, 3, Badminton 3. Ambition: To be a beautician. MURRAY, JAMES ALLEN Jim General Course Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Key Club 4, Art Club Secretary 3, Auto Driving Club 2, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 3. Ambition: To be a drattsman. MUSSER, DONA JEAN Mus College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, Annual 2, 3, 4- Co-editor 4, Stage Crew 4, Vol: leyball 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. 24 MYERS, SALLY PEARL Sal Home Ec. Course Study Club 2, Home Economics Club 3, 4. Ambition: To get married. NAVASKY, ELAINE MARY E College Prep. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 4, P.M.E.A, District Band 3, 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Home Room Program Chairman 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Maiorette Club 3, Newspaper Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Class Play 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Junior Ro- tarian 4. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cesstul. NOLAN, PATRICIA GRACE Pat General Course Band I, 2, 3, 4, All Class Play 2, Class Play 4, Home Room Offi- cer 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Chorus 3, Volleyball 3, 4. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. O'BRIEN, LORETTA LEE Speedy Commercial Course Teen Age Club 2, Study Club 3, Drivers Training 3, Activities Club 4. Ambition: To be a laboratory and X-ray technician. ORNDORFF, GLADYS WILMA Glad Commercial Course Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Training Course 3, 4, Basketball 2. Ambition: To be a certain guy's wife. OSTROSKI, ERIC RALPH Eric College Prep. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success. PARKES, WILLIAM EARL Bill General Annual Club 2, Class Play 2, Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, .lr. High Football T, Driver Training 3. Ambition: See the world. PEPPER, JEAN MARIAN Peps College Prep. Driver Training 3, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Representative to PSCA 3, Home Room Program Chairman 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Girls' Basketball 2, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Girls' Volleyball 2, Stage Crew 3, Badminton 3, Home Room Magazine Chairman 4. Ambition: To be a success. PEPPERDAY, BEVERLY JANE Bev Commercial Teen Age Club 2, Annual 3, 4, Co-Editor of Annual 4, Class Offi- cer 3, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Badminton 2, Jr, Rotarian 4, D.A.R. Good Citi- zenship Award 4. Ambition: Be a school teacher. PERKS, CARL HENRY Pegleg General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Football Co- Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Marry a certain girl. 'X PERKS, MARY ELIZABETH Mary Lib Commercial Activities Club 2, 3, Home EC. 4. Ambition: Being a good wife to Jim. PETROFF, CECELIA PATRICIA Cecil Commercial Annual Club 2, Study Club 3, Newspaper 4, Volleyball team 2. Ambition: To be a secretary. PLESKONKO, JAMES Jim General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Class Play 2, Home Room Officer 2, Baseball 4. Ambition: To be a success. PRITCHARD, SALLY JEAN Sal Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. 4, cho- rus 2. Ambition: To be a success. REESE, DONNA RAE PERNA Donna Commercial Band T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Ofticer 2, Student Council 2, 4, Ambition: To go to Germany. 25 REICHARD, ROBERT SHERMAN Reb General Shop Club 3, Mathematics 4, Band 2. Ambition: Electrician. REITER, EDWARD PAUL Ed General Home Room Ofticer l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Band l, 2, 3, 4, District Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be contented. RENWICK, l.AURA JOANNE Jo Commercial Band Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy and be a success in life. RIDGWAY, SHlRlEY ANN Shirl General Basketball 4, Activities Club 2, 3, F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To get married. RITCHEY, KENNETH CHALMER Ape General Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Basketball manager i, 2, Base- ball 1. Ambition: To succeed. 26 ' - ' We 'QAM wut? mf-., , .ms , , 1,5 , iii 3 t ,Q .f- .4 'r en ' 2 5 i n ., g 5 'Q ?s.f gif g at ., , Sf so 'Mi 'f x it , , new . ,wg fs , A y xx Q - , giiiigixilfiig 1 M ,,,,, .,,.,,,,,. 5 . , ,.,.. ,..,, , .W .f--.. ,W - .f , ... A.,-.- .wif -.. .V , T - - . ji. ' Wi - ' , ' HTL ' RODGERS, CHARLES JOHN Chuck General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 'I, 2. Ambition: To become an All American. ROSS, MARGARET JOAN Jeanie College Prep. Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 2: Class Play 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Volley Ball 2, 3, Mathe- matics Club 4, Driver's Training 4, Badminton 2, 3. Ambition: To coach the '54-'55 and '55-'56 wrestling squads. RUDEEN. DONNA RAE Donna Rae Commercial Home Room President 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Annual 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a great suc- CSSS. RUDEEN, OLLIE Bobo General Home Room Officer 3, 4, Class Ofticer 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football i, 2, Key Club 4, Student Council 3. Ambition: To see the world. RUSSEl.l, JAMES FRANCIS Jim General Football l, 2, Annual Club 2, 3, Key Club l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. Ambition: To find a iob with little work and lots of pay. SCAIFE, HELENA CATHERN Leno College Prep. Driving Club 2, Study Club 3, Mathematics Club 4. Ambition: To teach my class- mates' chiidren. SCHNARS, FAY IRENE Fitz Commercial Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley Boll 2, Home Room Oflicer 2, 3, Class Officer 3, F. F. A. Queen 3, Student Council 3, Tumb- ling 2, Junior Rotarian 4, Ambition: Be a successful sec- retary. SELLERS, FRANCES C. Fran College Prep. Annual Club 2, Newspaper Club 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Class Play, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To own a gas sta- tion. SHARPLESS, SHELDON Fido General Wrestling Manager 4, Shop 2, 3. Ambition: Join the state police, SHAW, DONALD ROY Shaw General Football l, Wrestling 2, Base- ball l, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a mechanic. ,Sm .ff s t fr- Qs X . . ,T ,Z g.,f,. . ' l3 ..1Q3F?'ii f 5, sl 5 ii wt. . vu L , L 'i'i53e.,. ' :f .f5S.' . S R E 1 A ly ..1,,g: t - l Q A Iii' 51, f QXYMYX 'Rf ,Siu 61? ! SHAW, HENRY ALLEN Hen College Prep. Football 'l, 2, Tumbling 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Be a health and phy- sical education teacher. SHEDLOCK, JOSEPH PAUL Buttermilk General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Baseball Manager l, Fly Tying Club 2, 3, Auto Club 2, 3. Ambition: Go to trade school. SHIMMEL, GLENN ALDEN Slim College Prep. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Art Club Officer 3, 4, Football 2. Ambition, To be a famous Archi- techural Engineer. SHUFRAN, DONALD MICHAEL Don College Prep, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. Ambition: To succeed in wha- ever I attempt. SLEIGH, NORMA JEAN Norm General Home Room Ofticer 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, Bad- minton 2, 3, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To have complete happiness and to be with a cer- tain soldier. 27 SLOTHER, DONALD PAUL DOH General Course Study Club 2: Shop Club 3: Math 4. Ambition: To leave Philipsburg, SLOTHER, RUTH NAOMI Ruthie Commercial Course Activities 2, 3: Annual 4: Driv- er's Course 3. Ambition: To be a good housee wife. SMEAL, EDWARD LEE Ford General Course Football 1, 2, 3: Arr 4, Ambition: Armed Forces. SMEAL, JAMES LINDEN H-lim General Course Foolbqll 2, 3, 4: Conservation Club 4. Ambition: To be a success in life. SMITH, ROBERT L. HBUmPeY General Course Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be successful. 28 -:L fwraufw iw' if-A K an sklgiaql' 56: U. ft A i 2522? Q I tai. ' R -, - 35 V .Q -1 , . 95.522 rr 1. fxQ:S-'. . x w r 5 f 5, gl , w sag? y 5 N C? . 4 . .H Q. . X s V s f .:- 'fi' Q1 'A am' Vi N5 4 Tp SNYDER, HELEN GERRY 'Helen General Course Chorus 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To send brothers and sis'ers to college. SNYDER, JOAN Jeanie General Course Teen-Age 2: Activities 37 F, H. A. 4. Ambition: Get married. SNYDER, ROBERT CHARLES Snyder General Course Wrestling: Auto Driving 2, 3: Art 4. Ambition: To leave Philipsburg and get a good iob on on ship, SOLAVA, JEAN MARGARET Jeanie Commer:ial Course Annual 4: Driver Training 3: Auto Club Secretary 3: Teen-Age Club Secretary-Treasurer 2. Ambition: Travel and be a suc- cess. STOTT, JAMES MICHAEL Mike College Prep. Football 49 Wrestling 4. Ambition: To be a coal opera- tor. SWANGREN NANCY JANE nd l 2 3 4' P.M.E.A. Distr' nd 4' Chorus 2 3 - Driver Training 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. V '-f'w,,ss:ei'-be in f-5 .- 5hep College Prep. H ,ar 50 1 , , 1 'C' ,L K Ba , , , 4, We in s t Ambition: Be a nurse. SWOPE, NETTIE ISABEL Nettie General Course Auto Driving Club 2, Home Economics 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Driv- er Training 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy and get a good iob. THOMAS, SALLY ANN Sally College Prep. Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Feature Edi- tor 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Chorus 3, Stage Crew 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Driver Training 3, D.A.R, Oratori- cal Contest 3. Ambition: To be an Airline Ste- wardess and own a dog farm with ci million Tinys. TRUMP, ROBERT EUGENE Bob General Course Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Homeroom Otticer 4. Ambition: To be a success. TULOWITZKI, HENRIETTA Hen Commercial Course Study Club 2, Activities Ciub 3, Driver's Training 4. i Ambition: To get married. MA 3 it b + ,sw ,..- tif I A ii WNW' TURNER, RUTH ANN Ruth Commercial Course Teen-Age Club Vice President 2, Annual Club 3, 4, Ambition: To be a secretary. VAIL, JOAN LOUISE Jeanie Home Ec. Course F. H. A. Club 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To get married, VAUX, SHIRLEY LOU FOXy Commercial Course Activities Club 2, 3, Study Club 4. Ambition: See the world with Gloria. VEROST, NANCY JANE Nanc Commercial Course Annual Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. WATSON, JAMES LYLE Peanut College Prep, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Brass Choir 3, P.M.E.A. 4- Wrestling l, 2, 4. Ambition: Get myselt a wife that can coolf. 29 WILKS, CAROL JEAN HJeq,,ie Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Study Club 3, Annual Club 41 57099 Crew 47 Basketball 4. Ambition: To do Commercial work. WILLIAMS, RICHARD L. HDick General Annual Club 3, 47 S7099 Man' ager 4, Basketball Mgr. 2: Stage Crew 2. Ambition: To succeed. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN CLIFFORD Steve College Prep. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4. Ambition: To get through col- lege. WILSON, WILLIAM CHARLES Bill College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 3, 4, Class Plays 2, 4, P.M.E.A, District Band I, 4, All Star Band I, Treasurer ot Band 4. Ambition: To be a success. WINTERS, MARVIN DEAN Deana General Study Club 2, Drivers' Training 3, Shop Club 4. Ambition: Graduate and get a good iob. 30 WINTERS, SHIRLEY KAY Shirl General Teen-Age Club 2, Study Club 3, Home Economics 4, Treasurer ct Home Economics Club 4. Ambition: To be happy and to be a success. WOODS, GERALD HERMAN Jake General Shop Club 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To go to Buffalo. WISOR, PATSY LEE Pat Commercial Activities Club 2, 3, Annual 4, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. YARGER, CLEATIS WAYDE Cleato General Shop Club 2, 4, Auto Club 3, Wrestling 2. Ambition: To be happy. YASOVSKY, WILLIAM CONSTANTINE Russian General Football Mgr. 2, Football 3, 4, Tumbling 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a Radioman. Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marian Pepper Sam Bailey MOST ATHLETIC Beverly Pepperday John Rusnak BEST LOOKING Laura Barnett Tom Kephczrt BEST DANCERS Pot Nolan Ed Hamer Personalities MOST POPULAR Donna Rae Crago Ed Hamer MOST TALENTED Elaine Navasky Ed Reiier MOST HUMOROUS Joan Ross Jim Hummel BEST DRESSED Elaine Navasky Ed Hamer 31 ast ill and Testament Louise Ashcroft's B's in conduct to Anna Kadash. Sam Bailey's love for basketball to Jim Bragonier. Barbara Bainey's many meetings of the minds in 'IO7 to some lucky Junior who has a good enough mind to meet them with. Shirley Ballock's B's in Citizenship to any Junior who is willing to earn them. Gary Barnett's football ability to Hop Mumford. Joe Bartko's seat in Solid Geometry class to Fred Brown. Sally Blout's clarinet to Betty Rothrock. Ron Bodle's chemistry book to Mike Hubler. Willard Bratton leaves nothing. Judy Brown's hike to school to Shirley Helsel. Jim Bryan's trips to Osceola to Ronnie Gorden, Fred Buck's overdue workslips to some Junior who is in Miss Miller's home room next year. Eldon Butterworth's third chair in bass section to Doug- las Taylor. George Callahan's interest in Osceola to Pat Moore. Norma Carter's class ring to Donna. Mahlon Casher's Buick to Bob Sloglosky. Shirley Cieslar's driver's license to Nadine Stover. Jean Clinton's Jeep to some lucky person. Donna Crago hereby bequeaths to anyone who wants ity anything she has worth having. Pete Crispell's bad luck to get Jerry McCamley two years in a row to Jerome Johnson. Ronnie Daugherty's fun at football practice to Jerry Pleskonko. Carmen Davis leaves anything that is good and nice to Mary Alice Musser. Milton Davis' troubles which he made for Mr. Bar- nett. Sam Demchak's art ability to Commodore Hassinger. Mary Denochick's good driving habits to Donna Rod- gers. Marian Dewey's megaphone to Mr. Adams. Don Dixon's dooflinkeys in English class to Edward Z. Schram. Roy Dobson's A's in Health to Dick Fike. Frank Ehrenfeld hereby gives all his things of no value to Mr. Davis. Harry Fenton's curly hair to Gary Conklin. Jim Fenton's liveliness to Dave Blair. Jeanne Fike's Good times in the PeRo to Diane Mos- Iak. Sandy Finberg's front seat in Mr. McCamley's room to anyone who thinks they can stand it. Jo Fink's argyle socks to Barbara Ratciitife. Leo Fleck's desk in Prof's room to anyone. Norman Fleck's books to some other poor sucker. Laura Flegal's ability to get a husband to her sister. Bill Foreman's nickname Shrimp to Cap Price. Carmen Forshey's piano accompaniment work to Judy Fleck. Bob Gilham's curly hair to Bod Bish. Clair Godissart's nickname Cheeta to anyone who wants it. Rita Gratfius' good times in P. H.S. to Sandra Gee. Bob GreenawaIt's front teeth to Bill Ryver. Mary Grey's engagement ring to Gwili Spittler. Gladys Haggard's band work to Jean McCamley. Ed Hamer leaves nothing. lf he can't take it with him, he's not going. Don Hampton's ambition to sleep in chemistry class to Gordon Wilsoncroft. Amelia Harris' band uniform to Janet Catherine. Charles Harry's English ability to Gordon Wilsoncroft. Donna Hassinger's newspaper work to Donna John- son. Patsy Heichel's love for singing and dancing to Gwili Spittler. Pauline Heny's sports ability to Anna Kadash. Nancy Hess' ability to get A's in conduct fand not de- serve themj to anyone else who can do it. Joke Hublers books to Walter Fleck. Marvin Hughes' books to whoever gets them. Nancy Hughes' engagement ring to Ginny Thompson. Ralph Hughes' part of Nick's hall to Frank Millard. Bill Hughes' intelligence to anyone stupid enough to take it. Jim Hummel's football strings to Mike Fedarko, Nancy Hummel's love for Penn State to Nancy Minar- chick. Bob Hummel's hookie playing from school to go hunt- ing to Bob Ritchey. Russ Hummel's troubles with Coley to Kenny Mill- ander. Dick Husted's L.F.A.S.l.C.W. to Mary Jane Weaver. Gail Hutton's fun in French class to anyone who doesn't mind conduct cuts. Dick Jackson's position in football to Bill Ryver. Carol Johns' Mongolian idioisms to Pat Colombo. Sally Johnson's ability to get caught chewing gum to Nancy Minarchick. Bill Johnson's seat on the bus to Ed. Leonard Kizina's position in PMEA chorus to Glenn Shankle. Lee Johnston's chemistry book to Larry Schnars. Rachel Kelley's desk in room 107 to Verda Hilde- brand. Charles Kephart's P.O.D. book to an unlucky junior, Marilyn Kephart's chemistry book to some unlucky iunicr. Tom Kephart's slightly used French book to Cap Price. Joyce Kerr's unexcused absence to anyone who feels like going shopping. Shirley Klett's shorthand book to anyone who wants it. Stan Lindsay's ability to sleep in class to Mike Hubler. Katherine Lupton's boy troubles to Gwili Spittler. Wilma MacTavish's plane geometry book to some un- lucky sophomore. Bill Mayes' two seats in Alf's classes to some smart students. 82 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94 95 96 97 98 99 1 00. 101 102 103 104 105 106 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. I19. 120. 121. ost ill and Testament John McCamley leaves everything to Bonnie Bailey. Dugan McCamley's rip-roaring times in English class to anyone who wants a B in conduct. Donna McDonald's great interest in Morrisdale to Jeanne Gallagher. Connie McQuillen's engagement ring to Velma Mc- Donald. Beverly Meek's driver's license to Ruth French, Ray Merrell's ability to get along with the principal to Gordon Wilsoncroft. Gloria Middleton's one A in citizenship to any Brownie who's lucky enough to get one. Barbara Miller leaves some peace and quiet to Mr. Adams and Mr. Davis. Becky Miller leaves her busy days to Jean McCamley. Gene Minarchick's football scholarship to Connie Blae zosky. Jim Moore's good times in shop class to any Ridge Run- ner who will take them. Ralph Moore leaves his favorite hangout lsweat boxl to Phil Bock. Kate Moslak leaves anything she has to anyone who wants it. Bob Moore's locked up contents of his locker to Bob Parsky. Jim Murray's six-guns to Gun Smoke Fedarko. Donna Musser's seat in chemistry to anyone who can fill the qualifications. Sally Myers' workslips to Ollie Williams. Elaine Navasky's football legs to the coaching staff. Pat Nolan's maiorette uniform to Phyl Husted. Loretta O'Brien's good times in Law cfass to anyone who can have them. Gladys Orndol f's driver's license and class ring 'Zo Janet Reese. Eric Ostroski's bass horn and second chair in the bass section to Dave Waring. Bill Parkes' curly hair to Bob Parsky. Marian Pepper's C's in P.O.D. to anyone inaitentive enough in class to get them. Beverly Pepperday's beat-up shorthand dictionary to Betty Belko. Carl Perks' football success to Anthony Pavfick. Cecilia Petroff leaves Barb and her good times in school to some Junior with a sense of humor. Jim Pleskonko's football ability to his brother Jerry. Sally Pritchard's trip to P.M.E.A. to Gail Maurer. Mary Lib Perks' wedding rings to Gail Vaughn and Nook Hutton. Donna Perna's wedding band to some lucky girl. Bob Reichard's good times in shop class to Ron Snyder. Ed Reiter's non-dancing at school parties to any mem- ber ofthe dance band. Joanne Renwick's smallness to Mary Louise Shoff. Shirley Ridgway's blue glasses to Kay Williams. Ken Ritchey's seat on the bus to Robert Goss Ritchey and Gary Richard Rudeen. Chuck Rodgers' football letter to Ronnie Snyder. Joan Ross hereby unwillingly bequeaths her love for high school wrestlers to Henry Campbell. Donna Rudeen's red hair to Beverly Woods. Ollie Rudeen's sweatbox to Jim Brown and Tom Mc- Camley. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144. 145 146 147 148 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. John Rusnak's share in Taxi company to anyone that wants to buy. Jim Russell's ability to skip last period to Fred Helsel. Helena Scaife's French ll Book to Gwila Spittler. Fay Schnars' curly hair to Shirley Helsel. Sheldon Sharpless' algebra ability to Jim Waite. Don Shaw's ability to sleep in Chemistry to Jim Straw. Henlry Shaw's love for solid and trig to Charles Reni wnc . Joe Shedlock's punt blocking ability to Jerry iCrazy- legsi Pleskonko. Glenn Shimmel's fun in square dancing to Jeanne Gal. legher. Don Shufran's chemistry book to Mike Czap. Don. Slother leaves to the Juniors anything he leaves behind when he goes. Norma Sleigh's ability to have fun when there is no fun to be had. Ruth Slother's love for driving to Cecelia Zavalydriga. Ed Smeal's ability to sleep in chemistry to Robert Goss Ritchey. Jim Smeal's A's in algebra to Joe Miller. Bob Smith's key to Bob Blake. Helen Snyder's artistic ability to Cecil Conklin, .:oan Snyder's good times in Home Ec to Libby McQuil- en. B5o5b Snyder leaves the English class to the Seniors of Jean Solova's height to Pat Blasko. Mike Stott's ability to be late to any Junior. Nancy Swangren's Bell Lyre to Kay Wolfe. Nettie Swope's chemistry book to Naomi Quick, Sally Thomas' love for Tiny to Bud McQuillen, Bob Trump's ambition to play football to some lucky Junior. Henrietta Tulowitzki's good times in typing class to Joan Fleckenstein. Ruth Turner's extra class ring to some lucky underclass- man. Joan Vail's chemistry book to Shirley Schnarrs. Shirley Vaux's fun in Law class to anyone who can get away with it. Nancy Verost's collection of earrings to anyone with pierced ears. Jim Watson's seat in the sweat box to anyone who wants it. Carol Wilkes' M. G. to Roy Pinto. Dick Williams leaves nothing. Steve Williams' conduct cuts in French cfass to George Hull. Bill Wilson's trombone to Larry Schnarrs. Dean Winter's last year's driver's license to Glenn Yar- ger. Shirley Winters' seat in Chemistry to any poor sucker that wants it. Patsy Wisor's rush to Shorthand ll class to Joanne Mease. Jake Woods' football iersey, jf33, to Gordon Wilson- craft. Cleatis Yarger's ability to get English to Roy Pinto. Bill Yasovsky's love for and bruises from football to Mike Gun Smoke Fedarko. SEPTEMBER Sum Bailey Marion Dewey DECEMBER Nancy Hess Dugan McCcxmIey MARCH Eluine Ncxvcxsky Harry Fenton Junior Rotarians A Q. . ' 5 3. si 45: ' f-nf ,is fi. ' 'W lewis 'iq 4571? f , ' ' 9 ' .W ALRZZIHSZIIGI, ' 75 . ' - ' . ggi, f-Qgsgeffsifsmff 5 , - Af 1 A 2 We2ias2zsf1gg1,W 2 an .,,L ,e,. , ,, . Ma' A MG ,,Y q if l S gsm x i 4 fe OCTOBER Donna Rae Crugo John Rusnok JANUARY Barbara Miller Dick Jackson APRIL Becky Miller Eugene Mincarchick NOVEMBER Tom Kephourt Carmen Forshey FEBRUARY Fay Schncurs Frank Ehrenfeld MAY Beverly Pepperdoy Ed Homer Front Row llto rl-D. Crago, M. Pepper, D. Hassinger, P. Nolan. Second Row-S. Finberg, B. Wilson B. Miller, S. Lindsay, B. Miller. Third Row-M. Dewey, F. Ehrenfeld, F. Buck, D. McCamley, G. Shimmel E. Navasky, R. Moore. Senior Class Pla A three act comedy entitled, Seven Sisters, was presented by the senior class in the High School Auditorium on December 9 and 10. It was under the di- rection of Mr. Robert Barnett, assisted by Becky Miller as student director. The cast was as follows: 1 1 Also contrib Katinka ., Mitzi Sari Liza . ,. Terka . Klara . . Ella ,. . Mrs. Gyurkovich Gida Radviany . Colonel Radviany Ferenz Horkay Michals Sandorfty Toni Teleki , . . Janko Sonia Miller Gregovich Buck Marian Dewey .. Elaine Navasky Donna Crago Donna Hassinger . Pat Nolan . Marian Pepper ,. Barbara Miller .. Sandra Finberg Dugan McCamley . .. . ., Bill Wilson , Glenn Shimmel Stan Lindsay Frank Ehrenteld Bob Moore , Becky Miller . , Fred Buck uting much to the success of the play was the stage crew which consisted of the following members: Bob Moore, Dick Husted, Dona Musser, Gladys Hagyard, Nancy Hess, Sally Thomas, Patsy Wisor, Carol Wilks, Milton Davis, Pat Husted, Frances Sellers, Fred Buck, Dick Williams, Nancy Lukens, Jean McCamley, Mary Lou McDonald and Jeanne Gallagher. ai gQ ,,f' we IIIII CLASSESI 'x Room 204 Front Row fl. to r.l-M. Mostyn, C. Hossinger, J. Fleck, D. Kizer, V. Hilderbrand, T. Hoover J Pleskonko Second Row D Mor tin, A. Kaclash, S. Gee, N. Shaw, G. Spittler, J. Hutton, N. Lukens, M. McDonald. Third Row-C Demchak L Bailey M Britton K Wil hams, R. Gordon, D. Moore, B. Ritchey, B. Wisor. Fourth Row-D. Miller, G. Shanlzel, C. Evans G Thompson B Ratcl Ffe L Funk W Meek. Fifth Row-G. Kerfoot, R. Runk, E. Hicks, D. Bair, J. Corter, R. Slother. HOME ROOM 205-OFFICERS President . . ,.,., .. Rennie Runk Vice-President . ., Lynn Fink Secretory Treasurer Room 205 Front Row Rodger, E. Harris, M. S. Schnorrs, D. Sleigh B. Bratton, T. Roberts, HOME President Vice-President Secretory . Treosurer . fl. to r.J-F. Fossidy, R. Pinto, L. Henery, C. Dixon, J. Gronnis, P. Pollard B Ryve J Korsn k Second Row Pohanish, R. Shirnmel, M. Ferdorko, C. Smeol, B. Bollock, E. Brown. Third Row K Wolfe V McDonald S Mlllczrd , B. Gunter, F. Helsel, G. Mencer. Fourth Row-E. Conklin, C. Zovolydrigo J Fleckenstein B Rothrock E McQulllen R. Parsky. Back Row-G. Vaughn, N. Wilson, V. Quick, P. Shimmel, M Hubler J Straw W Fleck A Waring ...A H wc.. A nl F' 'rw , ' 'ef'-f J A o ' H .4 . ... Q Q , W Q.. 'UL tp '2 J I If .I 'A J ' '5 Q Q V W . '-I-.,,,' ,.,i L? N - ..ff 1-1 'iw A , 4 ri., V 'V 'fu -... J - V,,, ,,,, , gy .W w . I A4 . .Q , M 1 ls ' x ' ' , Q n- J 9 -:X Room 206 Front Row ll. to r.l-J, Lamb, H. Fowler, A. Fenton, W. Sleigh, D, Shiele, T. Robins, R. Hellewell. Second Row-N. Winters, G. Granville, B. Husted, S. Davis, J. Kennedy, F. Brown, C. Conklin, G. Hill. Third Row-G. Mauer, D. Lumadue, D. Shimmel, P. Siraw, B, Bainey, R. Blake, S. Wayne, J. Powell. Fourth Row-S. Wallace, N. Minarchick, S. Jarrett, J. Kolesar, J. Johnson, E. Messick, H. Gunter. Back Row-A. Pavilick, R. Snyder, C. Wyre, J. Mease, P, Blasko, R. French, J. Reese, B. Eboch. J ' HOME ROOM 207-OFFICERS HOME ROOM 206-OFFICERS President Dick Byers President . Bob Hellewell Vice-President . , Marie Bock Vice-President Bill Sleigh Secretary Mary Jane Weaver Secretory . Joanne Mease Treasurer Joe Miller Treasurer , Don Schiele Room 207 Front Row KI. to LJ-E. Fleck, M. Moore, K. Hoch, A, Stine, V. Renwick. Second Row--B, Thompson, F, Cappurelli, R. Bish, M. Bock, J. Gallagher, S, Helsel, B. Belko, J. McCamley. Third Row-R. Winters, M. Johnson, J. Ritchey, B. Schnars, B. Kerfoot, P. Peters, M. Weaver, D. Hustecl. Fourth Row-R, Slogosky, E. Johnston, F. Millard, E. Schram, M. Rosentrater, D. Byers, W Fravel. Back Rowf W. Hartman, M. Czap, W Ehoch, D. Filce, J. Miller, J. Henry, R. Weyant. 5 'F' .. mf.. 3 fa: Y... Q ll ik Front Row QI. fo r.i-D. Dunsmore, R. Mclorren, R. Willioms, C. Horris, J. Gorfinkle, J. Dewey, B. Mumford. Second Row-M. Boshore V. Kudrin, G. Moson, B. Twist, N. Hoover, G. Knepp, G, Rucleen, T. Lomb, L. Eyerly. Third Row-N. Merrell, P. Snyder, R. Brown, B Nelson, M, Musser, D. Johnston, L. Flegol, D. Horpster, M. Crogo, R. Wolk, H. Chilcole. Fourih Row-C. Pfoulz, G. Shimmel, P. Dixon J. Dixon, S. Gutcholl, B. Herr, C. Renwick, N. Molinish, D. Beck, N. Buckwolter. Back Row-M. Rolslon, V. Smeol, J. Borko, S. Peters, N Lewis, J. Snyder, B. Harris, B. Culp, D. Jones, S. Corio, E. Hughes. Sophomores Fronl Row fl. io r.J-H. Murroy, D. Domonick, D. Thompson, E. Osewolt, C. Whifters, N. Voux, G. Yorger, G. Shimmel. Second Row- M. Wolf, E. Hemfield, N. Haywood, T. Crcago, T. Ellis, J. Gollou, B. McQuillen, W. Mason, L. Kyler. Third Row-G. Lowe, H. Philips N. Bodle, J. Vromon, E. Kelly, J. Green, N. Lomb, B, Moruschok, B. Dixon, G. Mecnrs. Fourth Row-D. Fleck, N. Demchok, C. Bush, H Melius, E. Brown, J. Wuile, L, Shorpless, E. Werbcu, D. Woods. Buck Row-P. Shimmel, B. Joffe, J. Pennepocker, P. Husted, B. Susfrick, J. Miliron, A. Pohonish, A. Chellon. - E 4. X Front Row ll. to r.l-C, Simmons, D. Pastor, C. Peters, G. Albright, P. Colombo, B. Bailey, D, Croft, R. Cartwright, W, Shorpless. Second Row-A. Womer, H. Jenkins, J. Brown, J. Flegol, E. Fleck, E. Johns, D, Dixon, L. Wayne, B. Gunter, C. Moore. Third Row-M. Gordon, J. Beach, M. Rusnak, C, Pleskonko, N, Kromer, L. Johnson, W. Snneol, C. Shields, R. Bailey, W. Brown. Fourth Row--H. Powell, T. McCumIey, D, Voux, C. Sirncox, B. Zakutney, D, McGee, R, Bowmon, M, Molinish, G. Henwood, D. Moslcmk. Back RowfG. Fleck, N. Wole ker, H. Johnson, N, Louder, J. Domonick, D. Hutton, G. Meyers, J. Croyle, E. Heeman, L. Hicks, A. Kerfoot. Sophomores Fronl Row ll, to r.J-D, Berlonte, J. Brcxgonier, L. Kossob, D. Trump, S. Hampton, J. Killion, A. Winters, G. Voyzey, C. Wilson. Second Row-D, Duricu, F. Marks, J. Burns, D. Voyzey, M. Dixon, W. Youse, E. Knepp, A, Hutok, C. Hale. Third Row-R Blake, N, Fry, L. Gctte, W, Wade, L. Schnars, R, McQuillen, E. Stein, G, Wilsoncroft, N. Hayworth, Fourth Row-M. McComley, N. Shimmel, P. Ellis, S. Reed, G, Philips, V. Twoey, J, Winters, G, Kephort, E, Long, N. Stover, Back Raw-C. Wood, J. Nordberg, B, Helsel, R. Crawshow, J. Ammer- mon, N. Miller, N. Pryde, E. Show, H. Bretton, D. Wilkinson. mx W.,- uw V ,- X MW :sr L .ann-L Front Row fl. to r.J-S. Stone, R. Slother, S. Miller, A. Meyers, E. Demchak, C, Johnson, F. Jury, J. Settles. Second Row-W. Wolf, J Shimmel, H. Osewalt, R, Woods, J. Smith, G. Gallagher, E. Taylor, A. Ogden, S. Bean. Third Row--E. Willes, J. Behmer, E. Dickson, L Shirnmel, E. Kephart, J. Molly, E. Poulos, S. Lewis, M. Brown, B. Brown. Fourth Row-M. Kephart, S. Lucas, S. Cartright, S. Renwick, R Johnson, E. Bixler, B. Pleskonko, B. Eyerly, A. Beezer, J. Catherine. Fifth Row-L. Simler, M. Ornolorff, J. Meyer, C. Phillip, J. William N, Kress, S. Carter, D. Edwards, J. Bush. Back Row-E. Luciano, D. McTigue, J. Ferdarko, J. Fleck, C. Baney, B. Lukens, D. McGarry G. Kramer, D. Jenkins, T. Reese. Freshmen Front Row fl. to r.J-M. Rainey, M. Rusnak, K. Good, G. Wilks, D. Stiner, L. Wood, D. Rowland, P. Thompson, S. Vallalla. Second Row N. Smotzer, M. Lumadue, C. McCartney, P. Vaux, J. Bailey, A. Knepp, J. Keller, J. Turner, M, Cowher, P. Shufran. Third Row-D. Bush P. Johnson, J. Pleskonko, D. Humphrey, N. Garthwaite, V. DeRomo, J. Frank, S. Kadash, R. Coutruiaux, M. Butler. Fourth Row-S. Cald well, L. Smith, F. Johnson, F. Trump, M. Miller, B. Boggan, N. Schnarrs, E. Voyzey, D. Trella, J. Dixon. Fifth Row-N. Tomco, D. Merritt, K. Smeul, M. Baney, L. Kephart, D. Long, l. Bumbarger, A. Blusko, D. Smith, S. Lowe. Back Row-E. Shimmel, J. Butterworth, J. Rich mond, P. Johnson, V. Eckberg, K. Weaver, J. Frank, N. Dixon, M. Croyle, M. Sigfried. l al. 9 ..... - l E Front Row il. to r.j-T. Turner, N. Frank, J. Hill, N. Husted, B. Wood, T. Boclle, C. Mease. Second Row-T. Boyd, B. Stonebraker, D Thompson, J, Dixon, D. Henry, D. Spahr. Third Row-E, Albono, C. Rees:-, G. Minarch, C. Schnorrs, B. Johnson, J. Sutton, J. Parks, J McCabe. Fourth Row-H. Shaw, J. Phillips, R. Hutton, J. Weyclnt,J. Weltoish, D. Straw, N. Smeal, P. Botwright. Fifth Row-J. Black B. Hughes, L. Hughes, J. Tulowisky, A. Bordis, R. Gee, H. Soyster, C. Wilson. Sixth Row-C. McColl, J. Henry, J. Egger, R. Reese, G Stone, J. Bryon, R. Dixon, B. Muchinsky, J. Hayes. Freshmen Front Row ll. to r.j-M. Frank, E. Smith, R, Womer, R. Hemphill, R. Myers, G. Verost, K. Bean. Second Row-S. Carr, T. Turner, E Watson, B. Crogo, T, Smith, L. Brown, B, Harris, l. Jones. Third Row-F, Carr, G. Dixon, R. Lannen, L. Malinich, C. Goss, D. Youshaw P. Harris, G. Settles. Fourth Row-C. Shield, H. Konouft, G. Wilsoncrott, R. Parks, B. Conaway, R. Gunter, H. Th'em2, J. Frank. Fifth Row-E, Carr, J. Voux, K. Mcligue, D. Myers, D. Williams, D. Hummel. Sixth Row-C. Lewis, D. Pryde, J. Viearcl, R. Hoover, R. Gor den, L, McDonald, N. Davis, E, Gronnis. A QL A .- as . ...Q A Front Row fl. to r.l-A. Collar, M. Meyers, D. Snyder, R. Wilsoncroft, E. Lindslrom, D. Thompson, D. Singer, C, Vaux, B. Dixon, M Bell, D. Dickson. Second Row-E. Beighlol, A. Bowen, L. Hudak, K. Granville, R. Lucas, J. Rice, B. Foreman, B. Parks, J. Dixon, J Blakely, E. Moines. Third Row-N. Phillips, C. Knepp, M. Rofhrock, A. Hummel, B. Foster, P. Craven, E. Williams, J. Crain, K. Henry S. Brown, J. Helsel. Fourlh Row-A. Woodside, P. Supina, D. Gilson, J. Fleckenslein, P. Good, N. Waite, L. Horner, J. Alberi, H. Wi? Yers, S. Lyile, T. Woods, C. McDonald. Fifih Row-J. Smiih, R. Hopkins, N. Woods, P. Carter, M. Fleck, J. Moore, J. Hudson, H. Sar nunsky, S, Black, B. Lumadue, J. Lumadue, B. Schiele. Sixth Row-P, Manner, V. Dixon, N, Smeal, M. Root, V. Butler, M. Sharpless D. Gray, R. Wieioish, M. Kennedy, B. Puncoast, M. McQuillen, E. Kephart, Eghth G cl Fronf Row ll. io r.j-L. English, J. Boronchak, C. Dixon, T. Vaughn, E. Mease, R. Hosband, R. Beck, L. Cartwrighl, C. Vaughn, J. Potion Second Row-A. Lafhers, J. Vail, R. Berlanfi, J. Knepp, J. Minarchick, R. Bailey, C. Clinion, D. Daren, R. Wisor, J. Pry. Third Row- K. Lewis, N. Harpster, T. Twigg, R. Conklin, P. McCamley, M. Suchanick, W. Beezer, R. Wrye, J. Maurer, L. Bailey. Fourth Row-A Pasano, R. Peters, R. Blake, E. Mostyn, D. Taylor, M. Sfockley, W. Bock, F. Leucke, J. lbberson. Fifih Row-S. Johnson, F. Ryman, D Smeol, E. Harris, G. Conklin, J. Hussiere, J. Dixon, B. Meyer, B, Hellewell, B. Speranza. Sixlh Row-E. Weiioish, J. Coufuriaux, D Bean, F. Philips, D. Hilliard, N, Wilsoncroff, R. Peiers, G. Lythe, W. Conklin, J. Singer. Dina -v--.1.... -ez 'Am 1 if 2 Front Row fl. to r.j-E. Ross, N, Kay, C. Bailey, P. Sellers, C. Twist, M. Rusnak, C, Schultz, T. Knepp B Marty J Frank Second Row P, Chutko, D, Herr, R. Hartman, E. Mayes, K. Smith, D. Pleskonko, J. McEntire, S. Womer, S, Emelgh E McGinley Third Row D Fry J. Black, N. McLaughlin, K. Frank, V. Hasband, C, Demchak, L. Cluwges, C. Moffatt, H, Dwonkowskl Fourth R w M Lewis K L x enberg, J. Beish, M, Fleck, H, Richner, E. Corrigan, N. Vaux, l. Woods, S, Peters. Fifth Row-B Matthews E Williams I McQuilIen M. Williams, P. Williams, E. Mease, M, Grannis, S. Fullington. Back Row-F. Bell, D. Britton, M. G ls J Kano H B Phillips B Jo ns P. Cartwright, L. Blake. Front Row ll. to r.J-A. Davis, F, Lamb, L. Culp, R. Franek, D. Gustafson, D. Leitzell, T. Watson G Steee A Gette D Musser ec ond Row-A. Malinich, D. Harper, R. Merrell, N. DePalma, J, Gallajhcr, M. Albano, L. Slother, Row-J. Merryman, L. Pritchard, L. Pleskonko, M. Manner, J, Koozer, T, Lee, D. Davis, J, Gray B. Fenton, J. Ellis, P. Knudsen, L. Kizer, M. Hessong, J. Houdeshell, E Doran, R. Jones, J. Lucas, Shimmel, B, Blake, D. Moore, R. Snyder, W. Franek, G. Parks, Demchak, M. Beish, J. Sharpless Hummel, T. Gray, T. Williams, T. Johnston, D, Quick, J. Williams, J. Moines, C. Foster, G. Rothrock D Schnarrs A l L , fx JIM . F N. . . Iii E IIIII CHIPS- Front Row ll to rl-J. Clinton, N. Verost, P. Wisor, D. Crago, K. Lupton, N, Carter, M. Britton, N. Lukens, M. Pepper, V. Thompson, A. Hutton, M. Crago. Second Row-P. Heny, R. Slother, R. Kelly, V. Twoey, G. Phillips, J. Fink, S, Ballock, M, Grey, R. Brown, E. Fleck, D. Martin, D. Harpster. Third Row-N. Hughes D. Musser, J. Twoey, C. Davis, M. Mostyn, D. Miller, B. Bainey, M. Moore, B, Belko, S. Helsel, P. Blasko. Fourth Row-D. Williams, R. Moore, D. Husted, C. Wyre, K, Moslak, D. Rudeen, R. Turner, B. Pepperday, J. Solava, J. Kerr. Annual Club The Annual Club, which is responsible for the production of our yearbook, is composed cf various committees, each having a special duty to perform. This club meets last period every Monday in rooms T07 cmd 201 under the supervision of the Annual advisors, Mr. Jerome McCamley and Mr. Charles Mills. With the co-operation of the various committees and co- editors, Beverly Pepperday and Dona Musser, this publication of our annual was made possible. The members of this year's Annual staff wish to thank all those who helped in the publication cf the T954 Mountaineer. Production Staff Co-Editors . .,.. .. , Beverly Pepperday and Dona Musser Literary Editor .. . ................ ..,..... . ,. .... Marian Pepper Business Managers .. .,.. Jean Clinton and Nancy Hughes Advertising .,.,. ,, , Donna Rudeen and Ruth Turner Sports .....,..,.... ,...,... . . Bob Moore, Dick Husted Photography .,.. .,.,......,.... D ick Williams Art , .,...,..... . . ....,., .,.,. ..,,,....,..,..,., L e onard Kizina Chief Typists ...,.,. . Donna Crago and Kathleen Moslak Subscription Manager ,. .... , , . . . Patsy Wisor Advisors ..., ..... .. . . Mr. McCamley and Mr. Mills 48 'kj' k L.. 3 Front Row Qlto rl--J. Fike, S. Kfett. B. Miller, B. Miller, F. Sellers, S. Thomas, E. Navasky, D. Hassinger, D. Pastor, D. Wilkinson, N. Miller. Second Row-S. Johnson, C. Petroft, M. Bock, L. Flegal, D, J:-hnsron, L. Wayne, C. Peters, N. Shaw, E, Long, N. Stovrr, N. Lewis. Back Row-C. Hill, L. Kassab, K. Hock, W. Jaffe, B. Wisor, D. Woods, D. Berlante, L. Gette, C. Evans, R. Slother, A. Stein, S. Wayne. Newspaper Six times a year under the guidance of its faculty-advisor Staff-Co-Editors, Barbara Miller, Becky Miller, News Editors Donna Hassinger, Marie Bock, Feature Editor, Sally Thomas Sports Editor, Arthur Smith, Exchange Editor, Sally Johnson paper, The Blue and White. Business Manager, Fran Sellers. Miss Miller, the Newspaper Club publishes the school news- Front Row QI to rl-R. Maruschak, P. Snyder, B. Twist, D. Fleck, S. Gutchall, B. Herr, N. Bodle, R. Blake, D, McGee, D. Dixon. Second Row-E. Shaw, P. Ellis, G. Mason, B. Zakutney, N. Fry, G. Shimmel, P. Dixon, C, Woods, J. Milliron, J. Dixon, E, Hemphill. Bock Row- P. Shimmel, R. Plesco, M. Wolf, J, Beach, R, Bowman, G. Albright, J. Ammerman, R. Askey, E, Johns, G. Lowe, G. Kephart. Not Shown- Teen Age Club The Teen Age Club, under the supervision of its faculty- Officers-President, Rita Blake, V. President, Ramona Askey, advisor Miss Marie George, meets each week in Room lO5. Secretary, Henrietta Bratton, Treasurer Eleanor Shaw. M. Malinich, B. Wood. Front Row Cl. to r.l-J. Pennepacker, P. Colombo, L. Flegal, D. Perna, V. Thompson, M. Weaver, P, Husted, L. Bailey, M, Pepper, P. l Dixon. Second Row-J, Rusnak, E. Minarchick, E. Hamer, S. Bailey, R. Byers, J. Miller, D. Durica, J. Gallo. Third Row-R. Bode, B. Wisor, B, Mumford, J. Brown, J. Lamb, R. Parsky, H. Fenton, K. McQuillen. Student Council From Row ll, Every other week the Student Council, which consists of the class officers and a representative from each senior high home room, meets in Room ill with Mr. Myers, its advisor, to discuss matters concerning the students of the school. President-Ed Hamer, Vice Presiden1+Sam Bailey, Secretary-Laura Ftegalg TreasurerfJohn Rusnak. -fx W MU' -s PNK to r.J-B. Huston, H. Snyder, N. Pryde, G, Spittler, F, Helsel, D. Dixon, E, Hughes, J. Fenton. Second Row-D, Slother, B. Harris, J. Flegal, D. Shaw, J. Straw, B, Mayes, C. Mencer, R. Gordon. Third Row-L. Kizina, B. Hummel, J. Russel, E. Smeal, G. Callahan, J. Bartko, S. Demchak. Art lub Under the able guidance of Mr. Wasseen, the members of the Art Club learn the principles of art, as well as make posters and do other art work needed for the various school activities. President-Sam Dem- chak, Vice President-fLeonard Kizina, Secretory-Glenn Shimmel, Treasurer---Bob Hummel. 50 'L' Q.. 2 !'V - ev-,, - Front Row ll. to r.l-R. Parsky, E. Reiter, D. Schiele, T. Kephart, J. Hummel, P. Bock, J. Shecllock, E. Minarchick, J. Brown. Second Row- B, Sleigh, A. Pavlick, R. Gunter, B. Wilson, B. Mumford, D. Durica, R. Bailey, J. McCamley. Third Row--J. Rusnak, S. Bailey, J, Murray, J. Russell, H, Fenton, J. Pleskonko, J. Pleskonko, D. Hampton. ey lub The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis, is comprised of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who are chosen for their scholastic ability. The purpose of this club is to serve the community in the training of leaders and citizens. Every Friday during the lunch hour, the Key Club members meet with their advisor Mr, Sirnler. President-Ed Reiter, Vice President-Tom Kephart, SecretaryfBill Wilson, TreasurerfJohn Rusnak. Fei ,, 'ng 'sv . , 1 sw V, x ,fv- Front Row ll. to r.J-G, Fleck, E. Brown, S. Williams, R, Hummel, O. Rudeen, C. Meyers, S. Bailey, H. Jenkins, J. Ellis, C. Simmons. Second Row-L. Kyler, J. Bragonier, T. Kephart, D. Shufran, B. Reichard, J. Moore, E. Stein, D. Bair, E. Werba. Third Row-M. Davis, l.. Sharpless, W. Smeal, D. Thompson, G. Shimmel, A. Waorner, W. Sharpless, S. Corrigan, N. Merrill, N. Lamb, H. Scaife, D. Lumodue. ath lub l i 5 1 l Lf Front Row il. to r.j-A. Johnston, B. Brown, G. Yarger, D. Winters, A. Winters, N. Lowder, E. Knepp, J. Waite, R. Corrigan, M. Hughes Second Row-B. Snyder, G. Voyzey, B. Carter, G. Kerfoot, E. Heeman, W. Wade, N. Haywood, L. Hicks, E. Messick, D. Moore, B. Eboch Third Row-C. Yarger, C. Kephart, J. Henry, V. Renwick, C. Winters, D. Hutton, L. Howard, F. Brown, C. Hassinger, W. Brown, E. Schram, E. Johnson, C. Demchak, D. Weyant. Shop lub This club is open to those students who are not enrolled in regular shop classes and who have a desire for a limited amount of shop experience. The club meets in the work shop and the tools are made avail- able to them. Mr. McKay is the faculty advisor of this club. Front Row ll. to r.J-G. Dixon, M. Hubler, W, Fleck, C. Dixon, K. Millinder, G. Verost, R. Myers, G. Wilsoncrott, B. Harris, L. Brown R. Bodle. Second Row-L. Fleck, N. Fleck, J. Hubler, N. Malinich, F. Carr, R. Pinto, D. Beck, N. Buckwalter, R. Walk, C. Goddisart Back Row-F. Harris, A. Waring, P. Crispell, H. Chilcote, L. Malinich, M. Ferclorko, W. Bratton, S. Carr, M. Casher, D. Myers, C. Peters F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America teaches boys the principles of farming and farm life. This club is under the guidance of Mr. Freyermuth. The officers are: President-Ronald Bodle, Vice President-Leo Fleck, Secretary-Jacob Hubler, Treasurer-Norman Fleck, Reporter-Walter Fleck, SentinelfTorn Lamb, Chap- lain-Peter Crispell. 52 Front Row ll. to r.t-N. Dernchak, J. Reese, R. Winters, S. Davis, L. Fleck, B. Sustrick, H. Philips, M. Ralston, M. Gordon, A. Pohanish. Second Row-B. Schnorrs, M. Johnson, J. Kennedy, N. Winters, M. Bainey, M. Musser, C. Pfoutz, N. Hoover, S. Reed, M. McGarry. Third Row-B. Nelson, B. Thompson, A. Chelton, P. Straw, J. Mease, S. Wallace, C. Pleskonko, R, French, K. Williams. Fourth Row-D. Shim- rnel, B. Kerfoot, D, Husted, M. Weaver, P. Peters, S. Gee, J. Snyder, J. Ritchey, S. Peters. Activities Club The Activities Club, under the supervision of Miss Moore, holds its meetings every Monday in Room 205. During the school year this club provides ushers for concerts, ploys and other activities. Front Row ll. to r.J--S. Ridgwoy, V. Kudrin, M. Bashore, V. McDonald, S. Millard, P. George, D. Rodgers, M. Denochick. Second Row- S. Schnarrs, L. Ashcroft, J. Snyder, N. Swope, N. Quick, P. Shimmel, W. MocTovish, M. Kephart, S. Winters, R. Groftius. Third Row-D. Sleigh, E. Perks, M. Pahanish, E, Harris, J, Bartko, O. Williams, B. Brotton, P. Lansberry, E. McQuillen, V. Smeal, J. Voil. F.H. . The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to prepare girls for the future. Mrs. Adams acts as advisor to this club. PresidentfLouise Ashcroft, Vice President-Shirley Ridgway, Secretary-Mary Denochickp Treasurer-Shirley Winters. 53 X ' g, W E S ,dw .,, Front Row ll. to r.l-C. Conklin, G, Gartinkle, R. Bailey, D. Jones, R. Culp, W. Hartman. Second Row-E, Brown, R. Gilham, P, Pollard, L. Henry, J. Miller. Bock Row7R. Hughes, R, Moore, R, Shimmel, M. Rosentrator, B. Johnson, D. Fike. F y-T ing lub The members of the Fly-Tying Club learn how to tie different kinds of flies and which one to use for different kinds of fish. Each member is encouraged to have his own fly-tying equip- ment and prepares his own flies for the coming season. Mr. Smith acts as advisor to this club. There are no officers. Front Row Cl. to r.J-N. Johnson, S. Hampton, A. Kerfoof. Second Row-W. Youse, A. Hutak, C. Hall, D. Domanick. Third Row--C. Smeal, J. Croyle. Not Shown-R. Green, D. Voyzey, B. Slogosky, B. Ballock, J. Moore. 54 Science lub The purpose of this club is to familiarize the students with the everyday application of science. President-Mike Ros- entrater, Secretary-Treasurera Cecil Conklin. IIIII MUSICI THE N C!!1dE'!ii5 ' lily.. , it g A lqgl , .1 , J 'A J Y ,, Qu JU -' L .Q L3 , 2. :g.,g5.,'l ...M 1--.... L L l ..... .75 ,1 77' s .f P os 1 V 1 lwiiff A , f 7 fi J! M7 id J ' QMAS I V J , WJ W4 W 2 3 fl l lg' 2 idol v .Ny I F' .,-c f-. Front Row llto rl-B, Schiele, J. Bush, J, Kolesar, S. Blout. Second Row-A. Woodside, B. Rothrock, D. Trello, M. Kephort, J. Fleck. Third Row-P. Manner, N. Wilson, N. Hess, G. Hogyurd, S. Finberg. Fourth Row-M. Rusnok, L. Simler, L. Wood, M. McCczmley, N. Hummel, Fifth Row-B. Foreman, S. Johnson, J. Sutton, B. Hellewell, E. Ostroski, B. Spranzcx. Sixth Row-J. Watson, B. Pcrskey, T. Robins, E. Butter- worth, D. McCc1mley. Seventh Row-D. Waring, B. Fowler, T. Roberts, L. Schnors, F. Ehrenfeld. Buck Row-R. Crcxwshmw, K, Wolf, J. McCc:mley, M. McDonald, J. Gallagher. Blue 56 1. Qt, K W W fb w ,. ' - ,P N '9 L . 2. L f X ., 7 ff '-3 V ' Q - i iv 72- in Z f Q yi ?,f:gggf33333.y ' r' ng' - ' , ' ef , X A F F 2 +fgif1f41i.4rd-Ffffw ri I if ,ZTJWW ' 1 .,i U ' j A AX-rxnwf JY ,Y . vu 'wi 'I Z! if 'pw . in ri ., P ' ffiii, f 7 ' 7 4.5!-:if 'L ' fmxx 'ff W ,iegiffifffgv , 4 dlk, E, , , K Av' ., - by Z' A Wi Q ,,, if A-df .Lx . ,. 3. 4 'li x-.W .if 0 sf .,.f..,,p C., 4 ilhb- 'v 9 N fH...,L x-Q., FW ina -F MJ-use A A ,' Froni Row flio rl-J. Nordberg, N. Shimmel, G, Meors, A. Beezer. Second Row-C. Simcox, S. Jorreft, S. lewis, C. McQuillen, M. Sheff Third Row-J. Brown, S. Ciesior, M. Siegfried, J. Hufion, J. Renwick. Fourrh Row-G. Voughn, C. Forshey, J. Winters, J. lbberscn, D. Toyior, M. Manner, D. Youshcxw. Fifzh Row-B. Johnson, C. Moore, J. Myers, G. Sfeeie, F. Aymon. Sixih Row-G. Shonkie, R, Runk, B. Wilson, F. Cassidy, E. Reiter. Seventh Row-D. Schiele, B. Sieigh, E. Kelley, A. Fenton, K. McQuiller1. Buck Row- N.Swc1ngren, G. Maurer, S. Prichord, B. Eyerly. Band ,C r Front Row ll to rj-B. Eyerly, P. Manner, B. Schiele, L. Simler, T. Twigg, S. Lewis, M. Kephart, A. Beezer J. Blakely, A. Woodside. Second Row-B. Pieskonko, J. Williams, N. Kress, S. Carter, D. Edwards, M Rainie, S. Lucas, R. Lucas, C. Johnson, M. Rusnak, P. Good, H. Soyster, M. Rusncxk, J. Bush, S. Cartwright S. Lansberry, M. Siegfried, S. Johnson, B, Speranza. Third Row-C. Suxenberg, M. Lewis, E. Dixon, T Knepp, C. Test, S. Vallalla, B. Marty, P. Craven, B. Pancoast, E, Voyzey, P. Sellers, J. Rizub, D. Davis, W Bock, J. Miller, R. Cochran, R. Jones, J. Ibberson, B, Myers, N. Schnarrs, J. Lucas, M. Hess, E. Williams E. Brown, B. Maruschak, L. Wood. Fourth Row-D. Voyzey, K. Good, C. Phillips, J. Merryman, R. Thomp son, D. Runk, J. Hussier, J. Frank, B. Johnson, R. Ryman, J. Hayes, F. Craig, E. Stein, G. Stone, C. Wilson C. Schnarrs, D. Youshaw, J. Sutton, M, Manner, B. Hellewell, J, E. Manner, J. Cieslar, J. Fleck, B, Fore man, L. Cartwright, E. Denchak, G. Wilkes, C. Vaughn, E. Mease, R, Gunter, L, Sharpless, G. Steel hite Band First Row ll to rj-E. Reiter, S. Johnson, R. Runk, J. Meyer, J. Brown, B. Speranza. Second Row-L. Schnars, B. Vfiison, E. Hicks, J. Watson, B. Sleigh, pionistfDugan McCamley. Third Row-G. Shankle, B. Foreman, vocaiist-Myrna Britton. f'The Blue Knights - H.. mv W ...W ,ov 1 , L'-' Front Row fl to rl-H. Snyder, M. Crago, G. Henwood, M, Bainey, D. Kizer, N. Lukens, B. Miller, M. Dewey, E. Navasky, D. Musser, C. Phoutz, M. Mostyn, M. McCamley. Second Row-C. Simcox, D. Harpster, J. Fleck, M. Pepper, V. Kudren, L. Flegal, J, McCamley, P, Husted, F. Sellers, N. Swangren, B. Ratclifife, S. Thomas, B, Bailey, L. Barnett, D, McDonald, F. Schnarrs, N. Hummel, P. Snyder, M. Britton, P. Dixon, S. Peters. Third Row-K, Wolfe, N. Shaw, B. Thompson, N. Wilson, J. Ritchey, J. Fleclcenstein, K. Williams, G. Hagyard, M. Bock, G. Mason, D. Hosted, B. Wisor, G. Shankle, F, Ehrenfeld, L. Kizina, D. McCamley, B. Wilson, D. Husted, B. Moore, D, Craft, J. Penepacker, S. Helsel, M. Rusnak, J. Nordberg, B. Miller, J. Gallagher, M. MacDonald, L. Bailey. Standing-Carmen Forshey, pianist, Mr. Shrefller, director. Chorus Uctette First Row llto rl-M. Dewey, B. Miller, D. Harpster, B. Miller, D. Kizer. Second Row-G. Shankle, B. Moore, L. Kizina, D. Husted, Di- rector, Mr. Shreftler, Pianist, Care men Forshey. This year, under the direction of Mr. Shreffler, an Octette was formed in place of the usual Sextette. This group was in- vited to sing at meetings of several civic organizations in the community and also at church. 59 lllll SPORTSI j . W3 rig, 1 I W I f X! - 1, '34, - F t , K 1 fiffm , W Q , Qi Q W K- V- an ,L L isa . ,gnqgg Kwik asa W A 2 K 52 ff ,J Q Q Q i A 3 gp , 5, 3 2' ig 3 3 E 5' F95 ,E 3 3 3 E M as 3 ,.. 'hav' J: :V R, . qu M . 2' J W WP' A . . .W J .143 1 man' ,,f I llx nigga? M 'Z Iii X 1 ' J MIA . ... . ', fora. er.. .' fl: xgnfl, Front Row QI to rj-J. Shedlock, J. Brown, J. Rusncxk, J. Pleskonko, K, Ritchey. Second Row-J. Pleskonko, B, Greenowczlf, G. Barnett, R, Jackson, H, Fenton. Third Row-R. Dougherfy, J. Smeal, R. Dobson, C. Rodgers, B. Ryver. Fourth Row-B. Mumford, M. Czup, W. Frovel. Football J 63 J Front Row fl to rl-P. Bock, T. Turner, J. Gallo, B. Gunter, T. Crago, K. McQuillen, B. Bish, T. McCa.nIey G. Hemphill, C. Shields. Second Row-J. Dixon, D. Dunsmore, B. Ritchey, J. Dewey, R. McClarren, J Lamb, T. Turner, C. Renwick, S. Corio, Mgrs. T. Beck, C. Clinton. Third Row-Coaches, Adams, Ammer man, W. Mason, R. Parks, J. Demonick, H. Melius, N. Vaux, L. Dixon, N. Melnich, G. Wilsoncroft, B. Stone braker, J. Eger. Fourth Row-N. Buckwalter, F. Marx, E. Osewalt, N. Smeal, J. McCabe, D. Melnich, C Bush, R. Cartwright, J. Bush. Junior Varsity Football The T953 Junior Varsity Football Squad, coached by Mr. Adams and Mr. Ammerman, was successful in having an unde- feated season. The boys on the team gained much experience which will be valuable in attaining an undefeated varsity foot- ball team forthe T954 season. Philipsburg Opponent T4 ...... ...State College .....T2 24 ,... .... T yrone ..,.... ,..,. T 2 2T ........,. Morris Twp. , 7 9 .. DuBois .... . 6 42 ......,.... Clearfield 0 T9 ,..,., .... T yrone .............. 0 39 .. ..,.... Moshannon Jt. ,, .....T8 T8 .,........ Bellefonte 7 64 Philipsburg Varsity Football Review This year's football team made the student body of the Philipsburg High School very proud as it came through with the first undefeated season in thirteen years. We were very proud of the fine job Mr. Maddalena's boys did, and we will remember it as long as there are two members of the T954 Senior Class left to talk about it. Let's look at a brief resume of the game. Philipsburg 0 Johnsonburg 0 Right from the first, this game proved to be a thriller. Both teams fought gallantly, but neither team could cross the goal line for a score. Although the game was scoreless, it left. the fans in a frenzied state of mind until the final whistle. We could tell that we had the team of teams this year. Philipsburg 37 Morris Township 0 Again in the early part of the game we began making the score go up with some of the greatest ball handling that this school has ever seen. We were able to score 37 points without letting the opponent score to mar our perfect record. Philipsburg 30 Clearfield 6 We journeyed to Clearfield to meet the Bisons on their home field. Again we scored the first touchdown on a run by Barnett. Clearfield then made their only touchdown but failed to get the extra point. With the help of Barnett, Mumford, and Minarchick the scoreboard read 28-6. Dick Byers blocked a Clearfield punt to score a safety and the game ended with the score 30-6. Philipsburg 28 State College 0 The State College Little Lions met their mas- ters on the green carpet of the P-burg Memorial field the night of Oct. 23. Barnett made the first and most spectacular touchdown of the evening, covering a total of 73 yards for the score. With the combined efforts of punt blocking by Shed- lock, pass catching by Perks, line charging by Hummel and complete support from a well bal- anced line, Coach Maddalena's men were able, without too much trouble, to pile up a final score of 28-0. Philipsburg 34 Curwensville 0 We made our first touchdown in the early part of the game, and continued through the game to go over their team, around their team, and through their team many times with the help of Bob Mumford and his 2 T. D.'s. We were rolling now. Philipsburg 13 Hollidaysburg I3 Philipsburg fans took a deep breath as the Hollidaysburg team made the first touchdown. With the extra point the score was 7-0. P-burg came back into the game and made it 7-6. Although H-burg scored again, the try for the extra point was blocked, making the score T3-6. John Rusnak and Carl Perks kept P-burg's hopes alive with another touchdown and an extra point to make the score T3-13. Philipsburg 26 Tyrone 0 On Oct. 'I6 the Mounties iourneyed to Ty- rone in search of another victory. Bob Mum- ford made the first score with a running touch- down. The clicking combination of Barnett to Perks set the tally at 'I3-0, accomplished by a 44 yard pass from Barnett to Perks. Barnett drove through the line making Philipsburg's next touchdown to make the scoreboard read 'I9-0. The last touchdown was made as a result of a pass from Rusnak to McCamley, making the final score 26-O. Ninety-five yards in penalties was given for unnecessary roughness. Bellefonte The game between Bellefonte and P-burg originally scheduled for Nov. 6 was cancelled due to a heavy snowstorm. Although the Moun- taineers iourneyed to Bellefonte, dressed, and appeared on the field, the weather was too bad to play the game. Philipsburg 8 DuBois 7 On the night of October 30 fans from many schools filled the Memorial Stadium to capacity to witness the clash between the undefeated Mountaineers and the undefeated DuBois Beavers. DuBois made the first touchdown and fol- lowed through with a conversion to put them ahead 7-O. The score remained the same until the third quarter when John Rusnak, on a quar- terback sneak, made Philipsburg's only touch- down. The try for the extra point was no good and the score stood at 7-6 in favor of DuBois. About the middle of the fourth quarter, DuBois, after being driven back to their own goal line, was attempting a punt. Joe Shedlock blocked the punt and then fell on it, giving Phil- ipsburg the lead 8-7. The score remained the same until the final gun, leaving the Moun- taineers victorious over the Beavers. The gratitude and enthusiasm of the Phil- ipsburg rooters was shown by the fans pouring on to the field and tearing down the goal post, everyone seeking a souvenir of this long-to-be- remembered and exciting game. Philipsburg 39 Osceola 0 The traditional game between Osceola and Philipsburg again ended in favor of P-burg. Jim Hummel led the scoring for the night with 3 touchdowns. A pass from Barnett to Perks, cov- ering 55 yards, plus TO yards gained running was responsible for the next touchdown. After giving some members of the iunior varsity team a chance to make their first varsity appearance, the game ended with the score reading 39-O. 5 5 f? QQ xv QVXW - K,-SQ xgqzfw? :SX 51,4 .JE WS YP fav W M, va as sv Q vw i I'-L i Q, Mgki ilk WL AY gf, L Q fy is. M wg ,wg A ,Q . A M X. mx ,, My We .gy bg, ' 4' ' ,W H WiQ,f2Y'm, fr :Q Ta Q Q 51 J, .Q TA 5 Y, ini if Mm ,eg H M' M THQ 2 zff ir ,At 32, it,,. S. hrr 5? was A K, xi ,V Q h 4? f rg A K 2 . Q 3 K R' V5 3754, 19 N ' -. may .' ix ge? 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Askey, D Davis, R. Slother, P. Knudson, M. Albanio, J, Holt, R. Jones, J. Hickson, T. Johnston. Second Row-T Boyd, N. Horpster, G. Conklin, R. Bailey, T. Twigg, J. Knepp, W. Myers, F. Maurer, M. Suclwanick, R Wrye, R. Berlanti, F. Ryman, J, Minarchick, R. Larmon, J. Mayes, E. Albcmio, G. Hill: CMgrJ. Third Row- Conway, C, Wilson, N. Davis, C. Schnars, R. Crago, R. Johnson, T. Smith, W. Speranza, J. Parks, L McDonald, R. Woods, H. Thieme, J. Suffon, A. Pollack, N. Maddalenaz fCoachj. urlior igh Basketball Va rsity This years varsity basketball team, com- posed of 9 seniors and 7 iuniors, was coached for the first time by Mr. Ammerman. The team had a season record of 2 wins and 18 losses. .Clearfield . . Bellefonte ,.., .DuBois ........ State College Lock Haven .. Tyrone ,. Clearfield . Hollidaysburg State College Captain Jack Huntingdon DuBois .. Lewistown . Tyrone Lock Haven ..,.. Hollidaysburg Captain Jack Huntingdon Bellefonte Lewistown .. Basketball Scores Junior Varsity The junior varsity basketball team was coached by Mr. Myers. The team was successful in winning half of their games, having a record for the season of 10 wins and 10 losses. Opponent Philipsburg Opponent 48.. ....,. .Clearfield ,.... ......50 54 45......, Bellefonte .. .......35 39 .,.,... ....., D uBois ........ ..s.... 4 6 --------56 5o......... . ...state College .. .. . .57 55 42 ..... . ......,. Lock Haven .. .,... .33 34....... ...,.,Tyrone .....31 I H HHHHA 55 32 ........,..,.... Clearfield .... .......38 44... .. .,.. Hollidaysburg .. . . ...42 45,..,........State College .....,.53 45... .,..., ..... C aptain Jack ..... .,.,. A .42 mu-U56 42.,.... ....DuBois .. .......26 53 ,...,. .. Huntingdon .. . .45 ........40 38...... ...Lewistown ,....62 61. . ,..,.. .... T yrone .., ...49 '- --'---' 43 70 .....A ...A. L ock Haven .. ,. ......43 66 ..,....... . . Hollidaysburg . . . ...55 79 48.....,. ..Captain Jack 52 41 ......, . Huntingdon . 44 ' 51 28 ....., , Bellefonte . ..37 61 ....... . .Lewistown . 81 ........43 54 Junior High H60 The iunior high basketball squad had a record for the season of 6 wins and 3 losses. The team is coached by Mr. Maddalena. .....,,.53 .. ........ 57 -H-it-'69 Philipsburg Opponent 20 ..,... ....... D uBois ..... . ..... 29 38 ....... ...... B ellefonte ..... ...... 3 1 53 36 ....... .,... S tate College . . . .43 13 ..... .. ,..., Clearfield . . 25 ---HH-45 28,..... ......Tyrone .....19 41 ....... ...... B ellefonte .... .... . .21 UNH59 34...... ..,...Clearfield H25 47 .....,. ........ S tate College .,.. .27 .....70 49,..... -..Tyrone .. 24 69 ff W 'UG was-. in-'I o rl-J. Wolfson, B. Foreman, T. McComIey, J. Shedlock, R. Moore, P. Bock arsity 70 Wx ki 'Win iwwx-v-3 'cuff Q4 ,ix U10 rl-H. Show, O. Rudeen, E. Hamer, D. Jackson, G, Barnet! re-stling 71 Front Row ll to rl-M. Hubler, W. Mason, B. Stonebraker, T, Turner, C. Conklin, M. Czop, J, Dixon, J, Brown, B. Mumford, D. Byers, Mr. Adams. Second Row-M, Cusher, S. Carr, P. Jones, L. Gette, B. Bal- lock, Slogoski, J. McCabe, D. Fike, T. Turner. Third Row-S. Corio, C. Renwick, A. Kerfoot, E. Smith, J. Johnson, J. Myers, B. Hartman, D. Shufran. Fourth Row-J, Hummel, B. Bish, F. Carr, E. Hemphill, C. Clinton, J. Miller, D. Pryde, R. Dobson. J . V. Wrestlers Varsity Scores J. V. Scores Philipsburg Opponent Philipgburg 44 .. ,. . Red Bank Valley ,.... ... 3 26mm , H 30 ,.,. . ,. Hollidaysburg . 11 35. .,., ...,. . 23 .. ..,... State College .,., . .......15 37 .... . ..,., Lewistown , .. 8 1. . , .. 26 ,... . ,,.,Clearfield ..,....13 41 ... 21 .... . ..,,. DuBois .. ...., .17 31 ,,.,Tyrone 6 'I1 ,V 17. .. , ..,... Bellefonte 21 29. ,. 17 .,... ., , Lock Haven ,. .....2O 47.., . . ,.Derry Twp. .,,. O 32..., 72 Clearfield DuBois . Tyrone . Mt. Union .. Bellefonte , . Williamsburg State College Opponent .. ..12 13 . , O . .. 6 .. H28 . ,,,. 17 , M13 'iv- ' Front Rowflfo rl-J. Hummel, R. Bodle, G. Fleck, D. Weyanf, J, Brugonier, D, Hampton, C. Goldfhorpe J. Woods, J. Lamb, B. Fowler. Second Row-Mr. Davis, H. Jenkins, A. Pcivlick, S. Bailey, J. Rusnak, D Duriccx, B. Dunsmore, H. Fenton, B. Trump, D. Yorger. Third Row-W. Reickori, C. Eboch, C. Perks, E Homer, E. Mincrclwick, B, LeGrc1nd, L. Muir, M, Davis, B. Gunfer, J. Fenion, Mr, Peters. Baseball Team lefi io Right-C. Hcxssinger, F, Brown, J. Barlko, M. Czop, C. Demchcxk, S, Demchczk, J. Brannish, D, Bones, Mr. Grundy, coach. G0 If Tea m - 1 C eerleade-rs The l953-54 Varsity cheerleading squad was made up of 3 seniors and 3 iuniors. A vital group in every school that is sports minded, our cheerleaders have been very active during their years at cheerleading. In addition to leading the cheering sections at the athletic events, the cheerleaders present a number of humorous and interesting skits in the pep meet- ings during assembly programs. The cheerleaders are under the capable su- pervision of Miss Williams and this year Donna McDonald was selected captain. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row flto rl-D. Kizer, A. Ka dash, D. MacDonald, M, Dewey F. Schnars, E, Conklin, SENIOR CHEERLEADERS flto rl-F. Schnars, D. McDonald, M. Dewey CHEERLEADERS lCounter clockwise from centerl Mary Miller Anna Kadash Fay Schnars Judy Fleckenstein Doreen Craft Peggy Good Ella Conklin Marcia Brown Doris Kizer Nancy Garthwaite Diane Moslak Kay Smith Marian Dewey Donna McDonald Roberta Hartman Joan Pennepacker 74 Special Recognition On these pages we would like to give some special recogni- tion to those students who have done outstanding work in vari- ous activities this year. Ccngratulations for your achievements and may you remember the fun and good times ycu had accom- plishing them. .M -Q? F ont Row llto rl-M. Britton, D. Miller, J. Fleckenstein. Back w-B, Hellewell, A. Stein. lNot shcwnj-G. Shankle. MUSIC The following were members of the PMEA Chorus held at Huntingdon, Pa. on January 14 to 16: Marian Dewey, Barbara Miller, Becky Miller, Leonard Kizina, Dugan McCamley, and Glenn Shankle. State Chorus-Glenn Shankle attended State Chorus at Meadville on February 4 to 6. The following attended PMEA District Band held at Miffiinburg on February 18 to 20: Sally Pritchard, Rennie Runk, Elaine Navasky, Mary Lou McDonald, Ed Reiter, Judy Brown, Don Schiele, Bill Sleigh, Jim Watson, Bill Wilson, Glenn Shankle and Nancy Swangren. All State Band-Bill Wilson represented Philipsburg at State Band held at Punxsutawney. BASKETBALL John Rusnak was second highest scorer in the Mountain League with 160 points. FOOTBALL Congratulations are deserved by the 1953 varsity football squad for having an undefeated season. Mr. Maddalena was chosen Coach of the Year and the following boys were honored: Carl Perks: First team All-District, First team All Central Counties Dream Team, Honorable Mention for All State Team. Eugene Minarchick: All Central Counties Dream Team, Honorable Mention for All State Team. 1 75 Gary Barnett: Won first place in the pass- ing division at Lock Haven. DAR ORATORICAL CONTEST The annual DAR Oratorical contest spon- sored by the Moshannon Chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution was held on the afternoon of March 26, 1954 in the high school auditorium. Six contestants participated with the outstanding essays chosen from those writ- ten by the Junior Class by three faculty iudges. The winners and subiects are as follows: Religion Brings Peace . . ., .... . Myrna Britton The Heroine of Monmouth ..., . Donna Miller The Flag Speaks . . . . Joan Fleckenstein The Keywords Shaping our Destiny . Arthur Stein Democracy Challenges Totalitarianism . . . Glenn Shankle The winner will be awarded the DAR medal. Certificates of merit will be awarded to all six of the contestants. WRESTLING On February 26 and 27, Phil Bock, Ralph Moore, and Ollie Rudeen became district champs. On March 6 these boys won again as Regional Champions, giving Philipsburg the greatest number of regional champions from one school. These same boys went into the finals at State College on March 13. Ollie Ru- deen came through as State Champ, Phil and Ralph as runners up to State Champ. ALL-CLASS REVIEW An all-class musical, under the direction of R. J. Barnett was presented on March 12, 1954. Participating were over 100 students from all six grades in the Junior-Senior High including the Sr-Hi chorus members and the Blue Knights. Members of the cast wish to thank Mrs. Lorenzo Runk for the time and effort she put forth for the success of the play. Mr. VICTORY and Miss FOOTBALL On November 24 the Senior High held a Victory Ball to celebrate the football team's un- defeated season. Elected Mr. Victory and Miss Football to replace the King and Queen of the Harvest Ball in former years, were Joe Shedlock and Donna Crago. DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD The winner of the Good Citizenship Award was Beverly Pepperday. This award is given annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution on the basis of dependability, service, honesty, patriotism and leadership. MAGAZINE DRIVE The annual magazine drive was held by the Senior Class from February 'l-19, with Mar- ian Dewey as general chairman. Highest salesmen were Loretta O'Brien, Gladys Hagyard, and Bob Moore, respectively. First prize was a tcaster with the second and third prizes being Parker 2l pen and pencil sets. ln the drawing in assembly, Cleatis Yar- attended and was a great success. After some fine entertainment and dancing to the music of the Blue Knights, refreshments were served in the cafeteria. The students of the Junior High are anxiously awaiting another party which is to be held in the spring. ger was awarded a radio. Room l0I was the homeroom having the highest sales with all three high salesmen being members of that room. JUNIOR HIGH The first Junior High Party which was held December 4 in the high school gym was DRIVER'S TRAINING The driver's training course, under the su- pervision of James McCall, completes its second year in the curriculum of Philipsburg High School. 64 students have completed the course this year. Thanks are in store for the Chevrolet- Harpster garage for providing the dual-control car which is used. well ALL CLASS MUSICAL The following members of the iunior high took part in the All-Class Musical: Karen Smith, Helen Dzwonkowski, Margo Lewis, Donna Ples- konko, Carol Test, Martha Rusnak, Paula Man- ner, Anna Louise Bowen, Barbara Parkes, Marcia Brown, Nancy Garthwaite, Anthony Pisano, lke Jones. and Barbara Miller. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN HALLOWE'EN PAINTING sponsored by Chamber of Commerce Supervised by Carl E. Wasseen, Art Supervisor Front Row ll to rj-R. Hummel, B. Foreman, B, Trump, C. Conklin, B. Helsel, Second Row-S. Lindsay, F. Ehren- feld, G. Barnett, E. Minarchick, J. Rusnak, J. Russell. Third Row-C. Mcncer, R. Gordon, B. Greenawalt. Sponsors We the class of 54 wish to sincerely thank Mr. Jack Milsom, Kurtz Bros., Zimmerman Engraving Company and all others who have contributed to the pro- duction of this, the 'I954 Mountaineer, Without your interest publication of this book would have been impossible. L. R. Batcheler Kurtz Bros. 4 4 4 Purity Milk Corporatio 4 4 4 Booth 8g Shontz Bottling Works First National Bank Fullington Auto Bus Co. 444 Robert Bailey B. 8. B. Motor Carriers Dr. Leonidas T. Drivas Ebcch 81 Green Funeral Home Elliot Coal Company Fryberger Insurance Agency General Refractories Gette's Dentist Otofice Harpster Chevrolet Co. Dr. J. K. Henderson Houtzdale Wholesale Produce Co. lbberson Drug Store Killion Motors Lauderbach-Griest Company Letzler Motors Loyal Order of Moose Wolf Furniture Co. 77 Milsom's Studio Zimmerman Engraving Co. D Lee Metal Products Co. Morningstar Bakeries, Inc. J. H. Wallin McCamley and Baird Meyer Brothers Company C. B. Mills and Sons Modern Loan Company Howard Nicholls Quaker Bonnet Restaurant Reliance Fire Company Rusnak Brothers Sheldon's Simler Insurance Agency Stein Construction Co. Merle F. Stockley Transfer Dr. Taylor Dr. Roy F. Tompkins Veteran's Home Club Inc. Western Auto A 8. P Store Adelman 8. Ratowsky Inc. Amvets Post 142159 Robert W. Ball F. R. Beals Walter E. Beezer Betty Jay Shop Brown's Boot Shop Ralph J. Corio Cowdrick's Drug Store D. A. Dotts Inc. E. E. Demi Dr. Robert Dewey Frank's Sports Shop Don F. Gieseke W. T. Grant Drs. Cloyd S. 8: William R. Hoover Hardware Company Horne's Wallpaper Store Jackson's Grocery Store C. A. Johnston, Certified Pu Keller Drug Store Kephart's Hardware Co. William Kizina 8. Son Sponsors Harkins blic Accountant 78 MoHatt's Floral Shop McCrory's Store Magwire's Men's Store McTague Manufacturing Co. Roy MilIer's Restaurant Miller Cleaning 8. Dye Works Nordberg Brothers Parsky's Philips Hotel Philipsburg Builders Supply Co Philipslourg Thrift Corp. Pritchard Bros. Garage J. O. Reed Dr. Lorenzo G. Runk Sharp 81 Griest Skateland Small-Price Service Station Snyder's Auto Wreckers David Solomon Standard Pennant Company Toby's Restaurant Voyzey 8. Crago Voyzey's Grocery Store Zimmers Autographs Autographs