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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1956 volume:

PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 81' PHILIPSBU RG 'W 3' XZ, Ziff ff, -:Q fx ff Q f 1 X F , M43 3 ff rf E if 5 4 2 1 - N :V l 1 FX If Ei i f ff' ,-W.?!y7:f x4if1a ..l E I w f' 1 ' f xf ,,, ef Hf 1 9 1.3 ,V A if 5 6 X E A j' if 169' O ---f 1 X' X S ? if' vi t .' W - ,gm - Qera 5 ii? :-. f - .W wk. -F .. X 1 - Aga' ,paw ' 3 1 f 2 :NN 3 ---1' S ' 5 O E ,f N S Ii' .3 K,,.-- MOUNTAINEER Introduction The Annual Stott of 1956 presents to you your Mountaineer , which has been published through the work and full co-operation of the club members and their advisors, Mr. McCamley and Mr. Mills. We will easily forget some of the complications experienced while composing this book, but we will always remember the good times we had while working together. As you turn the pages of this, your 1956 Mountaineer, we hope you will be reminded ofthe various events in your school lite. Your friends, your teachers, your clubs, your sports, and your activi- ties have all been recorded forever on these pages. In future years, when you look once more at your annual, it is the desire of the production stat? that you may again share in the events depicted, if only through memory. 2 Table of Contents Administration ,. Seniors ,. Classes Clubs ,.,.. Music Sports . ....... Special Recognition Sponsors .. .,,,.,,. ,. 5 ........13 ...,.,..39 .,.....,49 ...,s...59 ,.......65 H76 ........78 Production Staff Co-editors ....,.,. .,...,. M onci Crago, Mary Musser Literary Editor ,,,,.,,...,.. .. ,.... Jerilyn Ammerman Business Managers .. Evelyn Long, Barbara Twist Advertising .. . ,. , .,.,., Joyce Beach, Nancy Frye Photography . ..,.,. Donna Harpster, Norma Bodle Art A ....,.... . .. .,., ..... ..,.. ....., G e o rge Voyzey Chief Typists . ,. Rhoda Bowman, Beverly Wood Subscription ,..., ..,,,,....,..............., J ackie Meyer Advisors .,.. ..., , Mr. Mills, Mr. McCamley Engraver-Zimmerman Engraving Company, Sykesville, Penna. Printer-Kurtz Bros., Clearfield, Penna. Photographer-Carl 8. Don Studio, Philipsburg, Penna. 3 f Dedication The class of T956 respectfully wishes to dedicate this, their yearbook, to a former classmate, Ardell Winters. Ardell was untimely taken from us before he could complete his high school days, so we feel it only proper that we pause and pay tribute to one who cannot be with us to share our last days together as a class. We have but faith, we cannot know, For knowledge is of things we see, And yet we trust it comes from thee, A beam in darkness, let it grow. Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell, That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before. 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N 6.VoYzEY 5 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Board of School Directors PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL BOARD Mr. John E. Lux, President A ,,,.,.,... A A A ,,,, A Philipsburg Boro Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President A .,., A Boggs Township Mrs. Miriam Hess, Secretary AA A A A A AA Rush Township Mr. George R. Twigg, Treasurer AA A Chester Hill Boro Ray Albert ,,.,.,, .,t.. W allaceton Boro Alex C. Bailey ..... 4,.,.. P hilipsburg Boro Norman Bean .,.,....,.,.,.,. S. Philipsburg Boro Helen Butterworth .,.,..... AA Chester Hill Boro Vance Burtner s....... ..,., O sceola Mills Boro Joseph Dixon ....., ..,., A Wallaceton Boro Alice Eboch .i... .i.... S . Philipsburg Boro Tillie Gates ,.i,... ...., S . Philipsburg Boro Sue Gilham .i...... ,..,... S . Philipsburg Boro Robert Granville ..... ..,., C hester Hill Boro Ardell Hamer, Jr. ...... ..,i.. W allaceton Boro John Heath ...,.,.... ..... O sceola Mills Boro Mrs. Miriam Hess ,..i Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. William Hotter .... Raymond Kanouff Raymond Kanour John Kertoot ...,.... Walter Kerfoot AA AA William Litz .,.,., Edward Long A Rush Township ,..,. Philipsburg Boro Boggs Township Osceola Mills Boro Decatur Township Boggs Township Boggs Township Decatur Township Mr. John E. Lux AAA AA Mr. John McQueeney Mr. Harry Millard A Mr. Frank Nichols Mr. Robert Patterson A A Mrs. Julia Phillips A A Mr. John Pinto A AA Mr. J. Clair Simler .,,,... Mrs. Myrna Stoker A Mr. Dale Taylor ...,., Mr. Hugh Tormey .,., A Mr. Wendell Turner A A Mr. Wilton Turner ..,.. Mr. Warren E. Townsend Mr. George R. Twigg A A Mr. Edgar Wilson A Mr. Wallace Williams Mr. Wilson Williams AA Mrs. Betty Wood A AA PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL COMMITTEE A Philipsburg Boro AA A Rush Township Decatur Township Osceola Mills Boro Decatur Township Osceola Mills Boro Decatur Township A. Philipsburg Boro Rush Township AA Chester Hill Boro Rush Township AA Chester Hill Boro A Wallaceton Boro Philipsburg Boro Chester Hill Boro ...Boggs Township A Wallaceton Boro A Boggs Township . Philipsburg Boro Mr. John E. Lux, President AAAAA A A AAAAA Philipsburg Boro Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President A AAAAA A Boggs Township Mrs. Gladys G. Dunlap, Secretary AAAA AA A AA CNon-memberj Mr. George R. Twigg, Treasurer AA A AA Chester Hill Boro Mr. Vance H. Burtner A AAAAA Osceola Mills Boro Mr. John E. Lux A A A AAAA A Philipsburg Boro Mr. Joseph Dixon A AAAAA Wallaceton Boro Mr. John Pinto AAAAAAAAAA Decatur Township Mrs. Alice Eboch AAAAA AAAA S . Philipsburg Boro Mr. J. Clair Simler .A Philipsburg Boro Mrs. Sue Gilham AAAAA A A S. Philipsburg Boro Mr. Hugh Tormey AAAA AAAA R ush Township Mr. John Heath AAAAA A AAAAA Osceola Mills Boro Mr. Wendell Turner AAAA AAAAAA C hester Hill Boro Mrs. Miriam Hess AAAAAAA AAAAAA R ush Township Mr. Wilton Turner AAAAAAA AAAAAAA W allaceton Boro Mr. William Litz AAAA AA,AAA B oggs Township Mr. George R. Twigg AAAAA AAAAAA C hester Hill Boro Mr. Edward Long AAAAA AAAAAAA D ecatur Township Mr. Edgar Wilson ,AAA A Boggs Township FRANK H. EHRENFELD, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal It is with a sense of satisfaction that I congratulate you, the members of the Class of 1956, on the comple- tion of the work required for graduation. The com- pletion of the necessary requirements for graduation indicates another step in your preparation for life's work. May the achievements in the past continue to be fruitful in the years to come. Let us hope that you have acquired a spirit of tolerance and faith which will make for a better citizenry. l wish for you the success and satisfaction that comes with the ioy of accomplishment. M. S. HANCOCK, A.B. Senior High School Principal Congratulations to the members of the class of 1956. In years to come, as you leaf through this book you will live again the events of school days-the seri- ous and the humorous-spent at Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School. I hope that the many and varied experiences you have had as students here have developed well- rounded individuals, not only intellectually, but phy- sically, socially, and spiritually. May this develop- ment help you to make a successful life. 7 P - 3, ' 'Ei 'film ,,,. 'Q 2-ht an 'V - ' ',-Kiltie ! ....,... ,,, , ' 1 I-'SH ,-: .-:Q ,-.M 1 -V f j f ,I 'X - I ZZ. V 1 ' ff' . -,- -1-1-.zffas 1-:L 'fassmgiitiy -'.s,-tfvcemzzfsff -wi .w f,-1, .xnxx .mf . 'yiwsz-1 jig?-z.:-fl:-Maru,-B W ' , N15 , , ' if '5 , i sw,Pff'.ggs:-wtf, V V-'2 fE1fQf-H RUSSELL M. LUCAS, B.S., M.Ed. Junior High School Principal The members of the class of 1956 are assured and reminded that they take with them the best wishes of the members of the Junior High School faculty. May success, health and happiness be yours. E. Gifford Ammerman, B.S. Teacher of Civics, Coach of Jun- ior High Football, Freshman Advisor. 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. Teacher of Home Economics. Lewis O. Adams, B.S. Teacher of Junior History, Coach of Junior Varsity Foot- ball ancl Wrestling, Advisor to Student Council and Junior Class. t l Murry Darke, B.S. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade History, Arithmetic and Guidance, Seventh Grade Class Advisor. 8 Robert J. Barnett, A.B. Teacher ot Sophomore and Sen- ior History, Director of Dra- matics. Henry Campbell, B.S. Teacher of Health and Physical Education, Coach of Varsity Wrestling, Junior Varsity Foot- ball, and Ass't Coach of Base- ball, Gerald C. Davis, B.S. Teacher of Health and Physical Education, Coach of Baseball, Ass't Coach of Varsity Football. Joshua Freeberg, B.S. James M. Freyermuth, B.S. Teacher of Freshman Algebra. Teacher of Vocational Agricul ture. sg Q-in X35 :Ea r-H ggi QW gli Us 3552 M l Marie G. George, A.B. Teacher of Sophomore English. T . QW' ef ei 4 glgifi J 3 N T K ,J Juanita Hoyt Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade English and Eighth Grade Guidance. George E. Knowles, A.B., M.Ed. Thomas Labock, 5,5- Teacher of Freshman Science. Teacher of Chemisgry and phy. sics. 9 Edward J. Grundy, B.S., M.Ed. Teacher of Bookkeeping l and II, Consumer Economics, Retail Selling, Ass't Coach of Varsity Football. Alfred l. Jones, B.S. Teacher of Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Algebra, Albert Maddalena, B.S. Teacher of Freshman English and General Business Training. Lena D. Wawugh Manner Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Arithmetic, Literature, and Spelling. Jerome T. McCamIey, B.Ed. Teacher of Junior and Senior English, Advisor to Annual and Senior Class. Hazel J. Mignot, R.N. School Nurse. Nicholas M. Muddalena, B.S., John E. Manner, B.S., M.Ed. M-Ei Head of Music Department. Teacher of Stenography I and II, Business Arithmetic, Coach of Varsity Football and Junior High Basketball. V iff. ,H . ' 9:-g i 65? .. K a..: Q, .L , k , ' .W ' . ' V . -. ' 'i '.ISEgtijlrfiki:fr-:':Q?fi'1I'::iC.'5, 2 E::i:gQijj: 'i 'I' SW.,5iAZ21s. A E255 Charles B. Mills, B.S., M.A. Teacher of Typing I and II Office Practice and Transcrip tion, Yearbook Advisor. 10 James E. McCall, B.S. Instructor of Driver Education. Bruce McKay, B.S. Teacher of Industrial Arts. Ann E. Nelson, A.B. Teacher of Freshman and Junior English. lawrence Nelson, B.S., M,Ecl. Helen M. Pawling, A.B. Director of Guidance. Teacher of Latin I and Il and K I ' Q Freshman En lish. H, r 'ii .7 5 g 1' Af-k' . I ...tg T i John Ridgway, B.S. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade English and Geography. Verne E. Smith, A.B. Teacher of Biology, Director of Athletics and Recreation. 5 Frederick Sinfelt, B.A., M.A. Teacher of French I and ll Sophomore History. Martin L. Thompson, B.S. Librarian. Curl Wasseen, B.S., M.Ed. Gertrude Williams, A B Supervisor and Teacher of Art. Teacher of Girls' Physical Edu- cation, Sophomore Class Ad- visor. 'll A Gladys Dunlap Ruth Slother Secreiclry To Supervising Secrefczry to Senior Principal High Principal CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Batchelor, Mrs. MAINTENANCE STAFF Humphrey. Alma Luthers Secrefory to Junior High Principal Mr. Kizinu, Mr. Moiley, Mr. Hamlin. I2 . je A? 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XX I I -A -Lf 71 AMR- --'ffl-f .,-asf? few .Q , -25... 5f: W,,.g:,,::,- 15.5, ,. U ' ,jf ,gif ' 7 R., ' x I- X . 4 XX X 1 ' N f , 14 13 6. vov1EY Senior Class of 1956 Colors , . ..,. Black and White Flower ..... ,.,....r....... P ink Carnation Song .,....,.. ..,. ,..,..,.,.,..,,..,.. ...,. ' ' M oments to Remember Motto ,. ,. ...,. Remember the past . . . Look forward to the future CLASS OFFICERS President Franz Schubert Vice President Mary Louise Rusnak S ecrelmy Treasurer Joanne Nordberg GI H k enn ec SCHUBERT, FRANZ HEINRICH RUSNAK, MARY LOUISE FrClnZ College Prep. MIT College Prep Football 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, ConcervationkClub 4, Stage Crew 4, Class President 3, 4, Home Room officer 3, 4, Junior Rctarian, Student Council 3, 4, President of Student Council 4. Ambition: Become a good engineer. NORDBERG, JOANNE LOUISE Joanne College Prep. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Gym Show 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4: All Class Musical 3, Stage Crew 4, Home Room otticer I, 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Junior D. A. R. Oratorical Contest 3, Senior Girls Chorus 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Driver Training 3, Class Officer 4, Senior High Chorus 3, P.M.E.A. 4, Newspaper Club 4. Ambition: Graduate from college. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play Stagecrew, Director and Designer 4, Gym Show 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Home Room officer 2, 4, Class officer 4, Chorus 2, Junior Rotarian 4, All Class Musical 2, 3, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls Chorus 4. Ambition: To be a successful nurse. FLECK, ELWOOD GLENN Glenn General Baseball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Math Club 2, Key Club 3, 4. Ambition: Play professional baseball. ALBRIGHT, GERTRUDE MAE Genie General Teen-Age Club 25 Annual 35 Home Ec. 45 Driver's Training 4. Ambition: To be a successful bookkeeper for the Government, AMMERMAN, .IERILYN Jeri General Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Teen- age Club 25 Annual Club 3, 45 Ush- ering 35 Stage Crew 45 P.M.E.A, Stage Crew 45 Gym Show 45 Driv- er's Training 45 All-Class Musical 3. Ambition: To have all girls made Honorary members of the Key Club. ASKEY, RAMONA Ro Commercial Teen-Age Club 25 Annual 35 Seven- teen 45 Vice President, Teen-Age Club 25 Treasurer, Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: To travel all over the world with Jack. BAILEY, BONNIE JEAN Bonnie College Prep. Cheerleading I5 Band 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Home Room oflicer 2, 35 Ushering 2, 3, 45 All Class Musical 2, 35 Sr. Class Play, Bus. Mgr. 45 .Iunior Rotarian 45 Gym Show 2, 3, 45 Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Be an engineer's wife with a nice home and a garage full of cars. BAILEY, ROGER NORMAN Rag College Prep. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club Treasurer 3, President 45 Math Club 35 Study Club 45 Junior Rotariam Home Room Vice President 45 Sci- ence Club 2. Ambition: Become a success. BARTKO, JOSEPHINE Josie Home Ec. Home Ec. 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 2. 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. Ambition: Become successful and rich at I8. BEACH, JOYCE ANN JOY Commercial Teen-Age Club 25 Annual 35 Annual Typing 45 Stage Crew 45 Home Room Treasurer 45 Christmas Pa- geant 4. Ambition: To be a happy and successful throughout my life. BERLANTI, DONALD DONATO VICTOR MICHAEL Cheyenne College Prep. Volleyball 25 All Class Play 25 Bas- ketball Manager 45 Newspaper Club 2, 3, 45 .lunior Rotarian 45 Publicity Director 45 Home Room President 4. Ambition: From the many to have one. BLAKE, RITA ANN Sql-lift Commercial Hobby Club I5 Teen-Age Club 25 Annual Club 3: Annual Typing Club 45 Club Omcer I, 25 Home Room officer 35 Stage Crew 45 Drivers Training 4. Ambition: To show my parents I can be happy. BODLE, NORMA RUTH Tiny Commercial Home Room Vice President 25 Teen- Age Club 25 Annual Club 3, 45 Basketball 4. Ambition: To be 5 ft, 2 in. before l'm 2I. BOWMAN, RHODA REA Rhoda Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Chorus 3, 4, An- nual Typing 4, Christmas Pageant 4. Ambition: Be happy. BRAGONIER, JAMES R. Wheaties College Prep. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Study Club 4, Math Club 2, 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Football 'l. Ambition: To be a success and be happy. BRATTON, HENRIETTA MARIE Henri Commercial Secretary of Teen-Age Club 2, An- nual Club 3, President of Seventeen Club 4, Program Committee tor Senior Class Play 4, Drivers Train- ing 4. Ambition: To be a success BROWN, EARL FRANKLIN Ike General Outdoors 'l, Math Club 2, 4, Band 3. Ambition: Be a mechanic. BROWN, RENA BELLE Rena B. Commercial Annual Club 2, 3, Annual Typing 4, Stage Crew 4, Christmas Pag- eant 4. Ambition: To be happy, suc- cessful, and go to E.N. C. BROWN, WILBUR RUSSEL Bill General Wrestling l, 2, 3, Math Club 4, Shop Club 2, 3, Volleyball 2. Ambition: See the world. BUCKWALTER, NEIL DWANE Bucky Vocational Agr Football 'I, 2, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Get Mr. McCamley'sl '56 Calendar. BURNS, JAMES F. Jim General Conservation Club l, 2, Science Club l. Ambition: .loin the Army, BUSH, CHARLES IRVIN 1 Chink General, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Shopl Club l. N Ambition: To own a big red Mer- cury convertible. CARTWRIGHT, ROGER Corky General Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. Ambition: To be a success. CHELTON, GRETA ARLENE Arlene General Activities Club 2, Annual Club 3, Home Ec. Club 4, Home Room Vice President 4, Chorus 4, Basketball 4, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: Be a success. CORIO, SAMUEL EUGENE Sam General Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Art Club 3, 4. Ambition: .loin the Navy. CORRIGAN, SAMUEL EARL Sam General Outdoor Club 'l, Math Club 2, Shop Club 3, 4. Ambition: Take over Ted Wil- liam's place in outHeld. CRAFT, DOREEN Doreen College Prep. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, President of Home Room 2, 3, Vice President Home Room l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Business Committee of Senior Play 4, Co-chairman of Publicity Committee for Senior Class Play 4, D.A.R. 3, Junior Ro- tarian 4, Student Council 4, Drivers Training 3, Gym Show 3, 4. Ambition: To be happy and suc cessful. CRAGO, MONA JEAN M.J. College Prep. Junior D.A.R. Oratorical Contest 3, Newspaper Club 3, Annual Club 2, 4, Annual Co-editor 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, All Class Play 2, 3, Senior Class Play Prompter 4, Senior High Choe rus 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls Chorus 4, Driver's Training 3. Ambition: To be Doc Thomp- lcins' office nurse. CRAGO, THOMAS ROBERT Tucker General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, Tumbling I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2: Home Room Ofticer T, Senior Class Play Usher 4. Ambition: Live a happy life with a certain girl. CRAWSHAW, ROBERTA JANE Bert General Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, P.M.E.A. District Band 4, Gym Show 4. Ambition: To be a dental hygien- ist. CROYLE, JOHN Jack General Shop Club 3, 4: Fly-Tying Club 2. Ambition: Explore Alaska. CULP, ROBERT LEE Dutch General Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Home Room Offi- cer 3, Class Ofticer 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Science Club 3, Key Club 4, Study Club 4. Ambition: To make Philipsburg part of Slabtown. DEWEY, JOHN ROBERT Doc College Prep. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Tumbling 3, 4, Cho- rus i, Key Club 3, 4, All Class Play 2, 3, Baseball Manager 4, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Play pro football across from Bird. DIXON, DONNA MAE Cho Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, Sev- enteen Club 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Telephone operator. DIXON, JANET LOUISE Jan Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club 3, Annual Typing Club 4. Ambition: To be a success and have a joyous life. DIXON, MARVIN GLENN Sleepy General Wrestling 3, Baseball 3, 4, Tum- bling 2, Football 2, Conservation Club 2, 4. Ambition: To be a success in life. DIXON, PAULA JEAN Blimp General Home Room Secretary 2, Student Council 2, Teen-Age Club 2, Cho- rus 2, 3, Home Ec. Club Secretary 4, Chorus Club 3, Gym Show 2, All Class Musical Revue 2. Ambition: To be a professional singer. DOMANICK, DONALD Don General Outdoor Club 'l, Fly-Tying Club 2, Shop Club 3, 4, Driver's Training 4, Baseball 4. Ambition: To be a success in the future. DOMANICK, WILLIAM JAMES Jim General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Conservation 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. Ambition: Join the Army. DUNSMORE, DAVID STOHL Bird General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Tumbling 3, 4, Key Club 4, Football Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Play pro football. DURICA, DAVID LEWIS Dave College Prep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Home Room officer 1, Driver's Training, Basketball 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club Otticer 3, 4, Conser- vation Club 3, 4, Junior Rotarian, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: In all ways to ack- nowledge the Lord. ELLIS, THOMAS ROBERT Tom Generali Football 1, Basketball 1, Tumbling 2, 4, Wrestling 4, Art Club 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success in my future. EYERLY, ROBERT LEE, JR. Eggs Voc. Ag. Football 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Live happy and die- young. FLECK, DONNA JEAN Donna Commercial Hobby Club 1, Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club 3, Annual Club 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. FLEGAL, JAMES LEE FIeg General Art Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a successful Business Manager. FLEGAL, LEONA JANE leigh College Prep. Band 3, 4, Maiorette Club 3, 4, Home Room Secretary 3, News- paper Club 2, All Class Musical 2, 3, Gym Show 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Training 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Senior High Chorus 2, Senior Class Play fBusi- ness Assistantl 4, Christmas Pro- gram 2, 4, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: See the world with Dick. FRY, NANCY JANE Nance Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Annual Club 3, Annual Typing Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Drivers Training 4. Ambition: To be successful in life and get a good iob. GALLO, JoHN JOHN General Football lt 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Golf 3, 4, Student Council 2. Ambition: To be successful. M GARFINKLE, JEROME ALLEN Hank College Prep. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, All-Class Play 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Football 1, Science Club 2, Art Club 3, Study Club 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Junior Rotarian. Ambition: To successfully com- plete chemical engineering at Penn State University. GETTE, LUTHER WARREN Spike College Prep. Dance Band 3, Senior Class Play 4, Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Associate Ed. 3, Editor 4, Key Club 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Home Room Vice- President 3, Tumbling 3, Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition: To live to be 100. GREENE, RICHARD JAMES Si College Prep. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3. Ambition: Teach Mr. Davis's kids. GUNTER, WILLIAM G. Bill General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, All Class Play 3, 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2, Home Room Treas- urer 4, Driver's Training 3, Key Club 4. Ambition: To make a career of the Navy. HAMPTON, STACY JACK Stacy General Wrestling 1, Football 3. Ambition: To join the Armed Forces. HARPSTER, DONNA LEE Donna College Prep. All Class Musical 2, 3, Stage Crew 3, Senior Class Play 4, Senior High Chorus 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Dis- trict Chorus 3, Octette 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Annual Club 2, 4, Chorus Club 3, Home Room olificer 2. Ambition: To be happy and suc cessful. HARRIS, WILLIAM JAMES Bill General Art Club 2, Newspaper Club 3, 4, Business Manager CNewspaperl, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. Ambition: To be a success. HAYWARD, LEE ROY Lee Commercial Shop Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Career in the Armed Forces. HAYWARD, NORMAN GENE Norman General Shop 2, 3, Science Club 4. Ambition: To be a success HELSEL, BARBARA ANNE Barbie College Prep, Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette and Color Guard Club 2, 3, 4, All Class Musi- cal 2, 3, Gym Show 2, 3, 42 9099 Crew 4, Senior High Chorus 2, Sen- ior Girls Chorus 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Home Room Secretary 2, 3, Usher 2, 3: Driver's Training 4, Junior Rotar- ian. Ambition: To see R.N. put after my name. HEMPHILL, REBECCA ERMA Erm General Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club 3, Home Ec. 4. Ambition: To ride the Wild Fron- tier with Davy Crockett. i HENWOOD, GLORIA JEAN Red College Prep. 1 Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, l 4, Gym Show 2, 3, 4, All Class l Play 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 1 4, Chorus 2, 4. i Ambition: To be completely satis- fied with all which l may achieve in my life. HERR, BEATRICE MARIE Beat Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club 3, Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: Telephone operator. HOOVER, NANCY LEE Nance College Prep. Activity Club 2, Annual Club 3, Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: To become a success- ful nurse. HUDAK, ANDREW LEE Andy General Shop Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Fly- Tying Club 2, Outdoor Club l, Ambition: Be a tractor trailer driver. HUSTED, PHYLLIS JOAN PhyIl Commercial Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette Club 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Home Room Secretary 2, Student Council 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4, All Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Commencement Chorus 2, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To dance with the Group at the Palace. HUTTON, DONALD LEE Don General Shop Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To retire at 2l. HULL, CURTIS JOSEPH Curt General Wrestling 2, Fly-Tying Club 2, 3, Shop Club 4. Ambition: Join the Navy. JAFFE, WILLIAM ALLEN Bill College Prep. Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager 3, Sports Editor 4, Light Crew 2, 3, 4, light Technician 4, All Class Play 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, Volley- ball 2, 4, Stage Crew 3, Junior Ro- tarian. Ambition: Be a success in life. JOHNS, EDITH MAE E. J. General Chorus l, Teen-Age Club 2, 3, Home Ec, 4, Driver's Training 4. Ambition: To be o telephone operator. JOHNSON, HENRY EDGAR Zeke General Baseball 4, Shop Club 'I, Fly-Tying Club 2, 3, Math Club 4. Ambition: Take over Duke Sni- der's position in the outfield. JOHNSON, LUCY ANN Lucy Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club Treasurer 3, Annual Typing 4. Ambition: To be happy. JOHNSTON, DONNA RAYE Donna College Prep. Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Home Room officer 3, Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Sports Editor 3, News Editor 4, Stage Crew 4, Driver's Training 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Gym Show 4, Usher 3. Ambition: Come back to good old P.H.S. for a post graduate course so I can go to the new school. JONES, HAROLD RICHARD Punk General Conservation Club 1, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Wrestling 'l, Basketball 'l. Ambition: .loin the Navy. KASSAB, LARRY E. K. College Prep. Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, 4, Fly- Tying Club 3, Newspaper Club 2, 4, Asst. Sports Editor 4, Driver's Training 4. Ambition: Own Wall Street. KELLEY, EDWARD LEE Kelley General Band Club l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. Ambition: Taken good care of Coque . KEPHART, GAIL LOUISE Gail Commercial Teen4Age Club 2, Newspaper Club 3, Annual Typing Club 4. Ambition: To be a Secretary. KERFOOT, ARTHUR DeLEE Peanut General Wrestling l, 2, 3, Fly-Tying Club 3, 4, Shop Club 3, 4. Ambition: Join the Air Force. KRAMER, NORMA Norma Commercial Folklore Club l, Teen-Age Club 2, Library Club 3, Annual Typing 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Driver's Train- ing 2. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cesstul. LAMB, NANCY LOUISE HNCIHCH General Math Club 2, Annual Club 3, Sev- enteen Club 4, Driver's Training 4. Ambition: To get a good iob. LAMB, THOMAS JOHN Tom General F.F.A. l, 2, 3, All Class Play 4, F.F.A. Sentinel 2, F.F.A. Secretary 3, Stage Crew 4, Science Club 4, Vice President. Ambition: Own a large truck farm. LEWIS, NANCY ELAINE Lu Lu General Home Ec. Club Treasurer 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 4, Art Club 3, News- paper Club 2, Gym Show 3, 4, Softball 3. Ambition: To own a horse ranch. LONG, EVELYN JANE Babe Commercial Class Secretary 3, Home Room Sec- retary 3, 4, Student Council 3, Jun- ior D.A.R. Oratorical Contest 3, Newspaper Club 2, Annual Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Girls' Basket- ball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Junior Rotarian, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: To know success and have eternal happiness. LOWE, GILDA l.ll.LlAN Gilda Commercial Hobby Club 'l, Teen-Age Club 2, Newspaper Club 3, Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cessful. MALINICH, MARY ANN Mare Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Chorus Club 3, Seventeen Club 4, All Class Musi- cal 3, Stage Crew 4, Chorus 3, Gym Show 2, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Basketball 3, 4, Driver's Train- ing 4. Ambition: To coach the first girls' wrestling team for P.O,A.H.S. i MALINICH, NORMAN Norm Voc. Agr. F.F.A. Club i, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To keep God first ir! life. MARUSCHAK, REBECCA GRACE Becky General Band 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 3, Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To win an argument with Mr. McCamley. MARX, FRED KARL Fred General Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Student Council 3. Ambition: To keep John Dewey a rummy. i MASON, ROBERT DUANE Wayne General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Football Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: None. McCAMLEY, MARY LOUISE Mary Louise College Prep. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. District Band 'l, 3, 4, Brass Choir 2, 3, Cho- rus i, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. District Cho- rus 3, Octette 3, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Gym Show i, 2, 3, 4, All Class Musical 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Driver's Training 3, Stage Crew 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Student Council 4. Ambition: To be a good nurse 'vi ways 5? MCCAMLEY, THOMAS L. Tam General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Baseball Manager 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be as big and strong as Mr. Adams. MCCLARREN, RALPH Ralph Voc. Agr. F.F.A. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2. Ambition: Be a success. McGARRY, MONA ANN Mona General Home Ec. Club 4, Library Club 3, Activities Club 2, Gym Show 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Softball 'l, 3. Ambition: To be a success in anything I undertake. MCGEE, DANEENE MARIE Dqnl1y General Teen-Age Club 2, Library 3, Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: To marry a special fellow. MCQUILLEN, KYLE WOODROW, JR. Junie College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 4, Home Room President 2, 4, All Class Musical 2, P.M.E.A. Band Fes- tival 4. Ambition: To serve the Lord Jesus in full-time service. MEARS, IDA GAlL Ida General Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Chorus 'l, 4, P.M.E.A. 4, Softball 'l, Vol- leyball 'l. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. MELIUS, HENRY JOSEPH Joe College Prep. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Home Room Treasurer 4, P.M.E.A. District Bancl, Stage Crew 4, Key Club 3, 4, Science Club. Ambition: To be a minister. MERRELL, NELLlE MAY Till College Prep. Math Club 2, Annual Club 3, Sev- enteen Club 4, Driver Training 3. Ambition: Nurse. MEYER, JEROME WARREN .lere College Prep. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 'I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, All Class Musical 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Dance Band President 4, P.M.E.A. 4, Volleyball 4. Ambition: To be a successful en- gineer with a nice home and a garage full of cars. MILLER, NELLIE JANE Nellie General Newspaper Club, Library C'ub, An- nual Typing, Gym Show, Assistant Secretary of Library. Ambition: To be a nurse. MILLIRON, HELEN JEAN Jean Commercial Hobby Club l, Teen-Age Club 2: Newspaper Club 3, Annual Club 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. MOORE, CHARLES ROBERT Charles General Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Volleyball 3. Ambition: To be 'first trombone player in the Air Force Band. MOSLAK, DIANE CELINE Fitie Commercial Cheerleading 2, 3, Annual Typing Club 4, Vice President Home Room 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Driver Trianing 4, Cheerleading Club 2, 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Usher 4, Gym Show 4, Volleyball 2. Ambition: Be a private secretary tor the President. MUMFORD, ROBERT EARLE Hop General Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Baseball Man- ager 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Class Ofticer 2, Home Room officer 2, 3, Gym Show 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Foot- ball Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To play on the same Pro team as Howard Hopalong Cassidy and Alan The Horse Ameche. MUSSER, MARY ALICE Mary Alice College Prep. Annual 3, 4, Co-editor 4: Activities Club President 2, Home Room atti- cer 2, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Play on the girls' bas- ketball team at Penn. NELSON, BARBARA JANE Barb Commercial Activities Club 25 Annual Club 35 Annual Typing Club 45 Basketball 45 Stage Crew 4. Ambition: Be happy and success- ful. PAHANISH, ANITA JEAN Nita Commercial Activities Club 25 Annual Club 35 Annual Typing Club 45 Girls' Bas- ketball 2, 45 Stage Crew 45 Christ- mas Pageant 4. Ambition: Be a celebrated dan- cer. PASTIR, DOROTHY ANN Dot Commercial Newspaper Club 25 Teen-Age Club 35 Annual Typing Club 45 Driver's Training Course 35 Girls' Basket- ball 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. PETERS, CONSTANCE MARIE Peeps Commercial Chorus Club 35 Chorus 35 Senior Girls' Chorus 45 All Class Musical 35 Stage Crew 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 45 Newspaper Club 25 Seventeen Club 45 Vice President of Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: To be a model. PETERS, SARAH JANE PeTar Commercial All Class Musical 2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Chorus Club 35 Activities Club 25 Seventeen Club 4, Ambition: To have a career in the Marines. PFOUTZ, CHERIE FAYE Cherie General Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Gym Show 25 Activities Club 25 Art Club 45 All Class Musical 2, 35 Driver's Training 4. Ambition: Spend a week at an exclusive summer resort. PHILLIPS, DELLA GAYLE Gayle Commercial Annual Club 25 Library Club 35 An- nual Typing 45 Student Council 4. Ambition: To marry Duane, have six sets of twins, and be very happy. PLESKONKO, CONSTANCE JOAN Connie College Prep. Chorus 'I5 Activities Club 25 Cheer- leading 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cessful. PLISCO, ROSE MARIE Rose Commercial Teen-Age Club 25 Library Club 3,' Seventeen Club 45 Senior Girls' Chorus 45 Drivers Training 45 Christ. mas Pageant 4, Ambition: To be a secretary. PRYDE, NORMA JEAN Norma General Art Club 25 Annual Club 35 Annual Typing 4. Ambition: To be successful. REED, SHIRLEY PAULENE Shirl General Activities Club 2, Library 3, Home Ec. 4. Ambition: To marry a certain guy. RENWICK, CHARLES MELVIN Fuzz College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Wrest- ling 2, 3, Key Club 4, Vice Presi- dent Home Room 4, Volleyball 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success and be a mechanical engineer. RUDEN, GARY RICHARD RI-If-ly General Football 'l, 2, 3, Shop Club l, Art Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: .loin the Air Force. RUSNAK, GEORGE BERNARD George General Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 4. Ambition: To own 512 of the General Motors stock. SCHNARS, LARRY HEWITT Terp General Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become 'lst trom- bone player in Navy Band. SHARPLESS, LYNN ARDEN Panzy General Band l, 2, 3, Shop Club 2, 4, Sci- ence Club 3. Ambition: .loin Air Force with Boots Vaux. SHARPLESS, PAUL WAYNE Butiekid General Ambition: To be an Admiral on the U, S. Smalley. SHAW, ELEANOR MAE Eleancr Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, otticer 2, Annual Club 3, Seventeen Club officer 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Basketball 4. Ambition: Make everyone around me happy. SHIELD5, CALVIN LESTER Cal General Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. Ambition: See the world. SHIMMEL, GEORGE KENNETH George General Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4. Ambition: .loin the P. T. A. SHIMMEL, LENORA GAIL Putch Commercial Teen-Age Club 2: Library Club 3: Annual Typing 4: Girls' Basketball 4: Christmas Pageant 4, Usher. Ambition: Be happy, healthy, and have a nice family. SHIMMEL, NESTA ANN Nesta Ann College Prep. Band I, 2, 3, 4: P.M.E.A. 4: Bas- ketball 2, 4. Ambition: To always be happy. SHIMMEL, PATRICIA LOU Pat Commercial Teen-Age Club 2: Library Club 3: Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. SMEAL, VIOLET MAE Smeal Home Ec. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To marry Johnny and have six boys and six girls. SMEAL, WOODROW WILSON Woody General Gym Show 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Vol- leyball 4. Ambition: To retire at twenty- one to hunt and fish with Vern Smith. SNYDER, JANET Sneezie General Home Room Secretary 2, 4: Activi- ties Club 2: Library Club 3, Presi- dent 3: F.H.A. Club 4, President 4: Chorus 4. Ambition: To take cn trip to Buf- falo. SNYDER, PATRICIA ANN Pat College Prep. Art Club 4: Teen-Age Club 2: Cho- rus I, 2, 3, 4: All-Class Musical 2, 3: Driver's Training 3: Stage Crew 4: Basketball 2, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. STEIN, EDWARD BRUCE Ed College Prep. Basketball I, 2: Light Crew 4: Prop Crew 4: Math Club 2, 4: Science Club and Officer 3. Ambition: Be an architectural engineer. STOVER, FRANCES NADINE Nadine Commercial Newspaper Club 2: Annual Club 3: Seventeen Club 4: Basketball 2: Senior Class Play 4. Ambition: To go over Niagara Falls in a barrel. SUSTRIK, ELIZABETH ANN Betty Commercial Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4: All- Class Musical 3: Senior Class Play Stage Crew 4: Activities Club 2: Chorus 4: Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Driver Education 3: Usher 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become a top- notch secretary. THOMPSON, DON WARD Don General Baseball 35 Math Club 2, 35 News- paper 4. Ambition: Join the Air Force. TWIST, BARBARA LOUISE Twisty Commercial D.A.R. Contest 35 Stagecrew 3, 45 Stagecrew P.M.E.A. 45 Basketball 3, 45 Teen-Age Club 25 Library Club 35 Annual Club 45 Home Room Sec- retary 4. Ambition: To be a secretary at Penn State. TWOEY, VANETTA JANE Vanetta General Annual Club 25 Library 35 F.H.A. 45 Matinee Gym Show 35 Chorus 'I. Ambition: To be successful and HGPPY. VAUX, DONALD PAUL Don General Football 2, 35 Tumbling 2, 35 Home Room President 35 Art Club 4. Ambition: To live a very suc- cessful life. VAUX, NORMAN HENRY Boots General Football 2, 35 Football Manager 45 Wrestling 35 Tumbling 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Join the Air Force. VOYZEY, DONALD LEE Buck General Wrestling 3, 45 Art Club 45 Fly- Tying Club 2, 3. Ambition: Be a success. VOYZEY, GEORGE Skeets General Basketball 'I5 Baseball 3, 45 Foot- ball 45 Senior Class Play 45 Art Club Officer 35 Art Editor of News- paper 45 Newspaper Club 45 Art Club 35 Shop Club 25 P.M.E.A. Dis- trict Band5 Stage Crew 45 Key Club 4. Ambition: To be an artist. VROMAN, .IERILIN LEE Jeri Commercial Blue Band l, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Commence- ment Chorus 25 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 45 All-Class Musical 2, 35 Home Room Treas- urer 2, Secretary 3, 45 Student Di- rector of Senior Class Play 45 Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To dance at the Palace Theater. WADE, WILBUR PAUL Webb General Shop Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To own a new con- vertible. WALKER, NORMAN HARRY Norm General Shop Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be liked by every- one. WAYNE, LUCY VIRGINIA Lucifer College Prep. Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, All-Class Play 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, 4. Ambition: Get Bachelor Don Berlanti married, and live to see his first I4 kids. WERBA, EDWARD JOHN Ed General Wrestling Manager 2, Wrestling 4, Golf 3, 4. Ambition: Join the P.T.A. WILKINSON, DONNA RAE WiIkie General Newspaper 2, Home Ec. 3, 4, Cho- rus 4. Ambition: To be a success in life. WILSON, CARL RAYMOND Ace General Wrestling 2, 3, Fly-Tying Club 2, Shop Club 3, Science Club 4. Ambition: State Police. WILSONCROFT, GORDON THOMAS George General Football 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Student Council Representative 4. Ambition: To get a good iob, and save my money for the tu- ture. WINTERS, BRADLEY THEODORE Brad General Math and Study Club 3, 4, Wrest- ling 3, Stage Crew 4, Ambition: To live and be happy. WINTERS, JUDITH ANN Judy Commercial Band 2, 3, 4, Blue Band Treasurer 4, P.M.E.A. District Band 4, Home Room Treasurer I, Chorus 'l, 4, Stage Crew 4, Basketball 3, 4, Club Vice President I. Ambition: To work in the Penta- gon. WISOR, MARIAN TONS General Chorus 3, Library Club 3, Gym Show 3, All Class Musical 3, Sev- enteen Club 4. Ambition: To have a horse of my very own. WOLF, MARLENE JULIA Lenie General Activities Club 2, Teen-Age 3, An- nual 4, F.H.A. 4. Ambition: Modern housewife. WOOD, BEVERLY JANE Boots Commercial Teen-Age Club 2, Library 3, An- nual Typing 4, Girls' Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a typist. WOOD, RICHARD THOMAS Dick General Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 4. Ambition: To become an actor. WOODS, CAROLINE JANET Kye General Home Ec, Club 3, 4, Teen-Age Club 2. Ambition: Work in a factory. TIME Time is like a fleeting bird, It passes swiftly by. The only trace it ever leaves ls proof that it can fly. For some it seemed to go s For others it went slow. YARGER, GLENN AUSTIN Abe Jr. General Wrestling I, 2, 3, Shop Club 2, 3, Science Club 4. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. YOUSE, WILTIE FRANKLIN WiIlie General Fly-Tying Club 2, 3, Art Club 45 Shop Club 3, 4. Ambition: Be the world's great- est mechanic on Buicks. O Until they face the life ahead, The truth they will not know. -John 30 fast, Gallo ZAKUTNEY, BELLA JANE B. J. General Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 3, Gym Show 3, Folklore Club lg Teen-Age Club 2, Seventeen Club 4. Ambition: Be a Laboratory Tec- nician. Nome-Pet Possession-Favorite Pastime-Suppressed Desire Albright, Gertrude-Class ring--Watching T. V.-Take a trip to the moon. Ammerman, Jerilyn-My scrapbook and all its contents con- cerning the Districts of 55 -Talking on the phone and tak- ing iaunts to Osceola-To get a crew-cut iust like Toby's and dye it black. Askey, Ramona- Jack -Watching Mickey Mouse and eat- ing pizza with Jack-To make a certain dream come true. Bailey, Bonnie-Jere's class ring-Listening to records-To see a debate between Mr, McCamley and Mr. Barnett. Bailey, Roger-Basketball letter-Being overcome by the na- tural state of-Guess. Bartko, Josie-Class ring-Dancing-An A in English, Beach, Joyce-Memories and a certain piece of paper-Gm ing to Bernard's Restaurant-To fly to the moon in a rocket with Captain Video. Berlanti, Don-My Medal--Waking Dutch up-To be chauf- fered around by Ed, Big, Toby, Rog, and everybody else. Blake, Rita- Jim -Dating Jim-To give mother what she has always wanted. Bodle, Norma- Peanut -Just messing-To pick red sour cherries on Mars with Mr. Mills. Bowman, Rhoda-Driver's license-Dancing-Visit Rome. Bragonier, Jim- Doreen -Playing basketball-Play pro- fessional basketball. Bratton, Henrietta- Don -Being with Don-Go to Hawaii on my honeymoon. Brown, Earl-Hunting license and driver's permit-Hunting and working around cars-To become a good mechanic or go to the Air Force. Brown, Rena-''Memories -Reading-To tour Alaska. Brown, Bill-Ice skates-Ice skate racing-Beat Ed. Buckwalter, Neil-Girls-I'll never tell-Be Mr. McCamley's English teacher for a week. Burns, Jim-Dog-Hunting and fishing-To pound a nail into Mr. McKay's desk with a teesquare. Bush, Charles-My seat in Mr. Jones room-Skipping school- Make A's in P.O.D. Cartright, Roger-Dad's car-Go to Philipsburg-Go around the world. Chelton, Arlene-Accordion-Talking-Flying to the moon. Corio, Sam-My chemistry book-Hunting and fishing with Punk Jones-To own my own battleship in the U. S. Navy. Corrigan, Sam-School BuswPlaying baseball-Retire at the age of twenty-one with a million dollars. Craft, Doreen-Jim's ring-Studying?-To coach an unde- feated P-burg basketball team. Crago, Mona- Ladybug -Music and reading-Go to Hawaii and learn the hula. Crago, Tom- Eleanor -A certain place in Salem-l'll never tell. Crawshaw, Roberta-My class ring-Being present at all the wrestling matches-To wrestle 95 on the P.H.S. wrestling squad. Croyle, Jack-Shotgun-Hunting-Hunt, fish, and trap in Alaska. Culp, Bob-My baseball glove and spikes-Sleeping-To be a Chinese cook. Dewey, John-My pocket watch-Bringing Tom McCamley in town-To be a photographer for Peek, Dixon, Donna-My overdue workslips-Sitting in the PeRo- To hand in a perfect letter to Mr. Mills. Dixon, Janet-My watch and memories-Listening to music and messing around-Fly to London, England. Dixon, Marvin-Mr. Grundy's Club-Not wearing glasses' Close up chemistry class. Dixon, Paula-My dog Fuzzy Lynn -Talking to anyone that's crazy enough to listen-To marry a certain guy. Domanick, Don-My shotgun-Loafing-Join the Army. Domanick, Jim-My dog-Going up to Eunice's-Become a millionaire. Dunsmore, Dave-My dog-Swimming-Play professional football. Durica, Dave-My Bible-Sports-To kick another punt for second down. Ellis, Tom-My little gold ring--Going to Morrisdale to see Mary-To have a million dollars. Eyerly, Bob-My pig Topsy -Whistling at girls-Be the president of the U. S. Fleck, Donna--Shorthand book-Talking to Gail-To be a secretary. Fleck, Glenn-My guns-Hunting, fishing, and playing base- ball--Play professional baseball. Name-Pet Possession-Favorite Pastime-Suppressed Desire Flegal, Jim-fPuggieJ my parakeet-Going out to Blackie with Harris-To be a manager of Sears Roebuck Co. Flegal, Leona-Driver's license-Writing to Dick-Play foot- ball with Crazylegs Hirsh for the Los Angeles Rams. Fry, Nancy- Sindy my three legged deer-Dancing-To fly to Africa and tour it. Gallo, John-My big blonde guitar-Spending money-To see most ofthe world. Garfinkle, Jerry-My growl-Playing basketball and dancing -To work on and be one of the engineers who will go on the first rocketship into outer space. Gette, Luther-'My motorcar-Drinking coke at O'Neil's- None suppressed: all expressed. Greene, Jim-Crew-cut-listening to records-To spend a week on a deserted island away from discussion of o P.O.D. proiect. Gunter, Bill-Key to the Rowland Theatre-Trying to get the car from my brother+To play maior league baseball for the Pirates or Yankees. Hampton, Stacy-Little Henry, supposedly a car-Thinking- To get an 80 in English class. Harpster, Donna-My Penn State sweatshirt-Daydreaming- To give Fuzzy a permanent wave. Harris, Bill-Class ring-Going out to Blackie with Flegal- To be Vice President of the United States. Hayward, Lee-22 cal. rifle-Hunting-Visit Africa. Hayward, Norman-My old car-Reading-To have a mil- lion dollars. Helsel, Barbara-My D. A. haircut-Trying to get rides to away wrestling matches-To be the coach of a P.H.S. un- defeated varsity wrestling team. Hemphill, Erma-Class ring-Being with Fean-Meet Tab Hunter. Henwood, Gloria-Memories-Skipping assembly-Dance with Fred Astaire. Herr, Beatrice-Typewriter eraser-Sitting in the PeRo-To be on the first rocket ship to the moon. Hoover, Nancy-My chewing gum-Loafing down at Pudi's and talking-To tour Europe. Hudak, Andy-Squirrel-Hunting-Beverly. Husted, Phyll- Champ P.S.U. skunk-Day dreaming of a small cabin in Canada--To serve as a Wave on Sam's battle- ship. Hutton, DonwMy car-Doing nothing-Driving a Cadillac. Hull, Curtis-My car-Sleeping-Make a million. Jaffe, Bill-My Chevie-Eating and writing-To spend my first million on wine, women, and song. Johns, Edith-My watch-Being with a certain boy-Go to California. Johnson, Henry-My Pontiac-Driving my Pontiac-Get out of school. Johnson, LucyfRonnie's class ring-Being with Ronnie--To graduate. Johnston, Donna-Keys to the car QTrunk keys, that ist- Staying away from tots and old men-See Mr. Adams do exercises at wrestling practice like he makes the wrestlers do! Jones, Dick-Driver's license-Hunting and fishing-Spend a million dollars. Kassab, Larry- Life -Playing pinball machines--Fight Rocky Marciano. Kelley, Ed-Car and Coque-Loafing down at the Esso with the gang talking to Coque. -To be partners with Rube and Peanut and start a Harem. Kephart, Gail- Wayne -Writing to Wayne-Visit the Holy Land. Kerfoot, Art- Bodle -Working!-Ride Trigger . Kramer, Norma+Class ringqTalking to Dorothy on the tele- phone-Be a telephone operator. Lamb, Nancy-A certain boy's picture-Sitting in the PeRo- Go to California for a vacation. Lamb, Thomas-1941 Ford truck-Gardening-Take a trip around the world. Lewis, Nancy-My trunk-Drawing and painting-Become great in the sports field. Long, Evelyn-My teddy beare-Going Duck hunting-To visit Disneyland and ride the Flying Duck. Lowe, Gilda-Driver's license-Being with the gang-To go to Mars. Malinich, Mary Ann-My hair and fingernails-Dialing the radio for music-To get a crew cut. Malinich, Norman-My father's truck keys-Reading-To fly 5,000 miles per hour. Name-Pet Possession-Favorite Pastime-Suppressed Desire Maruschak, Becky-Class ring-Listening to the radio-To tour every capital of every state in the U.S, and to make a trip around the world. Marx, Fred-My car-Sleeping-To take Philipsburg into the Boro of Coldstream. Mason, Wayne-My car-Riding Punk and Samba around- To be the richest hobo in the world. McCamIey, Mary Louise-My picture of F. H. S.-Doing, This, That, or the other thing-To ride down the Erie Canal on a barge. McCamIey, Tom- Ginger -Eating in restaurants-Be as chubby as Mr. Adams. McClarren, Ralph-My Ford-Hunting and running around- Make a 100 in English. McGarry, Mona-My Panda Bear-Roller skating-Go to Mars and eat Milky Ways . McGee, Daneene-Persian cat-Roller skating-Sit on the moon and sing a duet with Marlon Brando. McQuiIIen, .lunie-Bible-Collecting and listening to records -Visit a pen-pal in England. Mears, Gail-Son's picture-Running across the street to BIey's-To own my own car. Melius, Henry-My Bible-Going to church-To be a minister. Merrell, Nellie-My driver's license-Driving a car-Have a date with a certain boy before I'm too old to enioy it. Meyer, Jere-Jaguar roadster-Going for a ride with Bonnie -String a Confederate flag on the Capitol Building, Wash- ington, D. C. Miller, Nellie-Class ring-Reading-To fly my own Saber Jet. Milliron, Jean-Shorthand book-Running around with Erma -To be a secretary. Moore, Charles-Gun and fishing rod-Hunting and fishing- Hunt and fish in Alaska. Moslak, Diane- Jim -Eating-Be a millionaire. Mumford, Bob-Football from Morris game and car-Eating and sleeping-Be as tough as Mr. Adams. Musser, Mary Alice-My camera-Talking to my Mother and Mrs. V.-To be captain of a girls' Professional basketball team. Nelson, Barbara-Daydreaming-Talking to Son on the tele- phone-Make someone a good secretary. Nordberg, Joanne-My Juniata sweatshirt-Writing letters- Play basketball on a Mountain League Championship team. Pahanish, Anita-Memories-Dancing-Be one of the June Taylor dancers. Pastir, Dorothy-My photo-ident and class ring-Talking to Norma on the telephone-Ride in the back of the Willys with Bob and not Babe. Peters, Connie-A certain picture in my wallet-Listening to the jukebox that Nadine slugs-To teach an all boy shorthand II class. Peters, Sarah-Clock radio-Roller skating-To be a Power's model. Pfoutz, Cherie-My Binbino fCat1-Talking and eating-To be with a certain boy. Phillips, Gayle-My engagement ring-Necking with Duane- To win a Dodge for life, Pleskonko, Connie-Baltimore letters-Talking on the phone -Coach the future 57 football and wrestling teams. Plisco, Rose-My driver's license-.litter bugging-To meet Mickey Mouse in person. Pryde, Norma-Driver's license-Driving-Being Co-pilot of Nellie's saber-iet. Reed, Shirley-Phonograph-Eating-To fly to the moon with sugar iets in my hand. Renwick, Charles-Football sweater-Sports-Own a Cadillac and go to the Stork Club. Ruden, Gary-My car and a quarter's worth of gas-Eating and Ioafing at Esso with my buddies-To learn to know a certain person better. Rusnak, George-Everything that I own and some things that I don't own-Fishing, hunting, driving, tying flies-To be able to practice my favorite pastimes whenever I'd want to. Rusnak, Mary Louise-My poodle dog Snobby -Eating-To be a successful nurse. Schnars, Larry-My trombone-Playing cards at Jack's-To go steady with Jeane. Schubert, Franz-Our dog Ethel-Watching T. V. while eat- ing-Retire at 25 as a millionaire. 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 133 131 132 133 134 135 136. 137. 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146. 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 Name-Pet Possession-Favorite Pasrime-Suppressed Desire Sharpless, Lynn-A deck of cards-Goofing CH-To iqke C1 certain girl out alone. Sharpless, Wayne-My driving license-To count my money- To become an Admiral in the U. S, Navy, Shaw, Eleanor- Tucker -Being with Tucker-To prove to a certain teacher that we can be happy. Shields, Calvin-Car--Sleeping-Be a millionaire, Shimmel, George-Girls-PeRo-To be a deputy truqm of-fi. cer for Pop Morrison. Shimmel, Gail-The ring on my left hand-Being with Kenny -To have three sets of triplets. Shimmel, Nesta-Driver's license-Just running around-Go to Bible Institute. Shimmel, Pvt-Class Ying-Trying to get along with Mr. Mad- dalena-To loin the Mickey Mouse Club and go on the show in person. Smeal, Violet-My picture of a certain person-Being with a certain person-To marry a certain person. Smeal, Woodrow-Money-Something 5 ft. 5 in.-To be 6 ft., 195 pounds. Snyder, Janet-Class ring--Dancing-Get an A in English. Snyder, Patricia-My Cat, Aiax-Square dancing in 3rd period Gym class-To get a date with Ken Long. Stein, Ed-A penny-Eating, drinking and being merry- Take a steam bath in a Y. W. C. A. Stover, Nadine-Memories-Slugging the jukebox at the PeRo-Make my dreams a reality. Sustrik, Betty-My letter and Tweedy bird -Blowing bub- bles and eating pickles-To go to Disneyland and ride the Flying Dumbo. Thompson, Don-Chemistry book-Sleeping-Become a mil- Iionaire. Twist, Barbara-Our telephone-Being with the gang - To live on Gertrude Street. Twoey, Vanetta-My class ring-Loafing at Ed's-See Gayle with six sets of twins. Vaux, Don- Henri -Being with Henri -To become q C. P. A. Vaux, Norman-My guns-Shooting stray dogs-Eat in the best cafeteria with Egar, Hayes and Frank. Voyzey, Don-300 rifle-Loafing-To marry a beautiful mil- Iionaire. Voyzey, George- Boy -Eating, sleeping, drawing, ice skating, photography, etc.-Be around when we have a good old-fashioned winter. Vroman, Jerilin- Susie Belle -My boy FIattop -Pose for Peekl Wade, Wilbur-Class ring and driver's license-Driving-To get rich over night. Walker, Norman-My Levis-Sleeping in classes-WouIdn't you like to know. Wayne, Lucy-Passport to Siberia, to be used in case of emergency-Keeping my mind occupied with various, un- sundry, useless little ditties so I don't have to think about anything-To have a crew-cut like Dutch's. Werba, Ed-Wallet-Hunting and fishing-Join the Navy. Wilkinson, Donna-Class ring-Having fun-To get a 95A from Mr. McCamIey. Wilson, Carl--Cowboy boots-Killing Indians-Kill the Chief. Wilsoncroft, Gordon-Green '50 Ford-Going down to Spruce Street-Go to Venice with Prof. Labock hunting elephants, and at night talk about valence. Winters, Bradley-Driver's license-Dancing-To graduate. Winters, Judy-Memories of my brother-Sleeping-Learn to drive to suit Daddy. Wisor, Marian-My pink umbrella-Horseback riding-To do a love scene with Clark Gable. Wolf, Marlene-Boyfriend's letters-Reading-Be a success. Wood, Beverly-My Bible-Going out with Bill-To be gifted by God to heal the sick. Wood, Richard-My dog-Reading-A singer. Woods, Caroline-To run around with my old pals in P. H. S, -Eating and singing by my old stand-by-Be a success. Yarger, Glenn-Driver's license-Houtzdale-Go out with Toio. Youse, Wiltie-Buick cars-Working on Buick cars only-To drive a 56 Buick with Marilyn Monroe. Zakutney, Bella .lane-My dog, Pennie-Writing a long letter a day to Greenland-To have these good old school days come to an end. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Doreen Croft Lufher Gefte MOST ATHLETIC Mary Musser Bob Mumford BEST LOOKING Mary Louise Rusnok Som Corio kssr nANcERs Bonnie Bailey Jerry Gurfinkle Senior Personalities 33 MOST POPULAR Mary Louise Rusncxk Bob Mumford MOST TALENTED Mary Louise McCc1mIey George Voyzey MOST HUMOROUS Phyllis Husfed Jim Greene BEST DRESSED Cherie Pfoutz Jerry Gorfinkle X xv... L .rey ' September M. L. Rusncxk F. Schubert December B. Bailey L. Gefie March E. Long J. Dewey S Y-. 55, ggi' q,.. f ii1ii1 i'5459x. A - ah ,. A . ew., 'K 'tl ,BA S .V gr' Junior Rotarians J, October D. Crcufi R. Bailey January Nordberg D. Durico April D. Moslck D, Berlonfi 34 A J November L. McCc1miey B. Jaffe February B. Helsel . Gcrfinkle May L. Wayne J. Meyer Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1956, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We give, devise, and bequeath the following: Gertrude Albright leaves everything of any value to Jerry Davis. Jerilyn Ammerman's love for wrestling to Doris Edwards. Ramona Askey's perfect attendance record to Stink CNancyJ Wood. Bonnie Bailey's color guard uniform to Jenny Bailey. Roger Bailey leaves all his possessions to Cousy. Josephine Bartko's bright brains to Weiner. Joyce Beach's good times in Room lO7 to anyone who gets in that room. Don Berlanti leaves his love for girls to Edg his love for fishing to Big , and all his good times to his brother. Rita Blake leaves to her sister Loretta, what she has always wanted. Norma Bodle's ability to drive to brother Tim. Rhoda Bowman's shorthand marks to anyone who wants them. Jim Bragonier's Basketball uniform to Bob Crago. Henrietta Bratton leaves sixth period P. O. D. class to all girls who hate boys. Earl Brown is not leaving anything as he may need what he has. Rena Brown gives her brother, LeRoy, some of her credits so he will get out of school before he gets too old. ' Wilbur Brown's ambitiousness to some poor junior. Neil Buckwalter's well used English book to any poor iunior that gets it. Jim Burns' leaky faucet in chemistry class to whoever sits beside it. Charles Bush's wrestling career to Bill Doran. Roger Cartright's chemistry book to Jim Henry. Arlene Chelton leaves all the laughs they had together in P. H.S. to Weiner and Kress. Sam Corio's chemistry book to anyone who is dumb enough to want it. Samuel Earl Corrigan leaves his abilities in school to Jim Phillips. Doreen Craft leaves Marcia Brown her knees so she can cheer next year. Mona Crago leaves all our Annual picture problems to Mr. McCamley for next year. Tom Crago's nice rides after football practice to Jim Twoey. Roberta Crawshaw hereby leaves all her rides to all the away wrestling matches to Sister Weaver. Jack Croyle is leaving Philipsburg. Bob Culp leaves his ability to get to school on time to Fireball. John Dewey leaves everything to Tom and Fred because they will be back next year. Donna Dixon's Underwood typewriter in typing class to anyone who wants it. Janet Dixon leaves to Sara Renwick her Shorthand wor- ries and to Donna Jenkins her good times in P.H.S. and on the bus. Marvin Dixon's F's in English to Roger Cartright. Paula Dixon's love for the other sex to Janice Behmer, especially the guys with black hair. Don Domanick leaves his P.O.D. book to some poor Junior. Jim Domanick's Chemistry book to John Hays. Dave Dunsmore leaves his excess weight to Bob Tiny Conway. Dave Durica bequests his lrish accent from the play to Joey. Tom Ellis's seat in the sweat box to Jim Twoey. Bob Eyerly wills his last name to a certain girl. Donna Fleck's front seat in shorthand class to Martha Lumadue. Glenn Fleck leaves center field to Tuff Shaw. Jim Flegal leaves all his English class memories to Janice Fleck. Leona Flegal bequests her love for football to Fireball Speranza. Nancy Fry leaves anything that might be of any value, including Home Room 107, to anyone who would like to have it. John Gallo's old seat in Mrs. Nelson's home room to sister Jane. Jerry Garfinkle's New Year's parties and a bottle of aspirin to anyone who can stand them. Luther Gette leaves all possessions of little worth and value to Alfred Isaac Charles Jones ll. Jim Greene's ability to play pool to LeetIe. Bill Gunter's position on the football, basketball and baseball benches to any boy who isn't good enough to make first team. Stacy Hampton bequeaths his one and only English book to Dewayne Kephart. Donna Harpster leaves all her good times in P.H.S. to anyone who thinks they can stand them. Bill Harris's desk in Shorthand class to Ed Smith. Lee Hayward's place in Shorthand to anyone who wants it Norman Hayward's P. O.D. book to Richard Hoover. Barbara Helsel's most cherished position in The Color Guard to Janice Behmer, hmms? Erma Hemphill leaves everything she doesn't want to Ginger. Gloria Henwood's band boots to Mick, if she'll take the aches, pains and sore feet that go with them. Beatrice Herr's back seat in English to anyone that can stand to be that far away from Jerry. Nancy Hoover's French book to anyone who wants it. Andy Hudak's seat in English class to Beverly. Phyll Husted leaves all her good times on the band bus to anyone who can fit in the same jacket with me. Don Hutton's seat in Chemistry to some lucky boy or girl who can afford candy for Prof. Curtis Hall's chemistry book to Carl McCall. Bill Jaffe's good times and late hours in Senior year to a willing iunior who vows to uphold the tradition. Edith Johns leaves her sister's gym bag to her to use alone. Henry Johnson's ability to get out of dancing in gym class to his brother. Lucy Johnson wants to give her happiness as being a senior to the students who follow. Donna Johnston's position as News Editor of the Blue and White to Sandy Lucas. Dick Jones doesn't leave anything, he'll take it with him. Karry Kassab's many ways of pestering Mrs. Nelson to John Eger. Ed Kelley leaves his No excused absences in band class to Worthless Ben. Gail Kephart's front seat in English class to Anna Mae Winters. Art Kerfoot gives all his truck driving ability back to Roberta Poppy Test. Norma Kramer leaves all her good times in P. H.S. to Gladys. Nancy Lamb's love for school to Bob Crain. 77 78 79 80. 81 82. 83 84. 85 86. 87 88. 89 90. 92. 93. 94 95 96 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103 104 105 106 107. 108 109 110 111 112 113 114. 115 116 117 Last Will and Testament Tom Lamb leaves all his possessions to his brother. Nancy Lewis's good times in P. H. S. to Elaine Taylor. Evelyn Long's fourth seat by the window in Mr. McCam- ley's 5th period English class to any cold-blooded iunior. Gilda Lowe's seat in P.O. D. to her sister Sandra. Mary Ann MaIinich's Shorthand ll Books to anyone in P-Burg High that wants to sacrifice their time for doing homework. Norman Malinich leaves Mr. Nelson to the mixed-up juniors. Becky Maruschak leaves all her arguments with Jere to her brother and sister. Fred Marx leaves everything he has to Pat Silas Turdis Rand Thompson 3rd because he needs everything he can get. Wayne Mason's Tee square and French curve to Jim Dixon. Mary Louise McCamley's eyes to Mr. Adams by his request. Tom McCamley's beer truck to whoever needs one. Ralph McClarren leaves all his fun in P.H.S. to his sister. Mona McGarry leaves to her' sister all the good times in her home room. Junie MQuillen's position of first drummer in the Blue Band to Fred Ryman. Gail Mears leaves all her good times in school to Louise Boggan. Henry Melius leaves what brown, brains and love for football I have to my little brother. Nellie Merrell leaves to her sister, Pat, her ability to get along with Mr. Thompson. Jere Meyer's good times in dance band to Jim Hussier. Nellie Miller leaves everything but memories to Ruthie. Jean Milliron's seat in P.O.D. class to Jane Dixon. Charles Moore's good times in band to Ray BoIger Gunter. Diane Moslak's iob as Mr. Grundy's secretary to any underclassman lucky enough to get it. Bob Mumford's ability to punt a football, to Craig 81 Tink , which is no ability at all. Mary Alice Musser leaves all her fun in gym class to anyone who can get away with it. Barbara Nelson leaves anything that's worth leaving to Kress and Weiner. Joanne Nordberg's love for basketball to Annette Wood- side. Anita Pahanish leaves a crash helmet to Liz Dixon. Dorothy Pastir's shorthand book to anyone who wants it. Connie Peters' job as hand-prop chairman in the senior class play to any junior who likes to go crazy huntin' up things. Sarah Peters hain't givin' nothin' to nobody- Everything l am or ever hope to be, l owe. Cherie Pfoutz's line of gossip to Mary Miller, if Mary can outdo her. Gayle Phillips leaves everything that is boring and un- sociable to anyone who cares to take it and happy times in the halls and classrooms of PHS to Jerry Singer. Connie Pleskonko's wonderful times in cheering to Teresa Reese. Rose Plisco's overdue workslips to Gertrude Wilks. Norma Pryde leaves locker 174 to Marge. Shirley Reed leaves all her books to Pat and Eunice. Charles Renwick's fun and hard work at football prac- tice to James Henry. Gary Ruden's absent days to some lucky person. George Rusnak hereby extends hearty wishes of Good Luck to everyone. Mary L. Rusnak's good times in PHS to her sister Martha Anne. 118 119 120. 121 122 123 124. 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, Larry Schnars' ability to play a trombone to Emery Mease. Franz Schubert's hidden thumbtacks to Jim Dixon. Lynn Sharpless leaves everything he doesn't want and can't use to Chuck Reese. Wayne Sharpless' seat on the bus to Charles Reese so he can talk to Donna. Eleanor Shaw's shorthand mark to anyone who would like to lose a credit. Calvin ShieId's worn out Chemistry book to Thad Turner. George Shimmel's troubles with Mr. McKay to Tom Lamb. Gail Shimmel can't leave anything because every- thing I got this year l want to keep. Nesta Shimmel's P. O. D. book and good times in library to Nola Jean. Pat Shimmel leaves to her sister Janie anything she has left after her Senior year, Violet Smeal's fun in P.O. D. and Chemistry to who- ever can have it. Woodrow Smeal's necking in English Class to Dick Straw and all his iunior buddies. Janet Snyder's seat in English Class to her sister Carol. Pat Snyder's great knowledge of soild and trig. to Nola Shimmel. Ed Stein's sympathy to next year's seniors. Nadine Stover leaves all her fun in her senior year to whoever knows what she did. Betty Sustrik's laryngitis from cheering at football games to Mary Miller with a pack of lozengers. Don Thompson's seat in Chemistry to some poor unlucky Junior. Barb Twist's position on 'stage crew' to anyone who knows how to throw paint around. Vanetta Twoey's fun in English class and the holes in the desks in prof's room to ldella. Don Vaux leaves the shop proiect made by Fred and himself to anyone who can name it. Norman Vaux's unused cafeteria tickets to John Egar. Don Voyzey's extra weight to Ron Myers. George Voyzey leaves anything of value to Aunt Janie. Jerilin Vroman's love for Susie since she's nicer to Barb Schiele. Wilbur Wade's Plymouth and all the troubles that go with it to his sister. Norman Walker's Chemistry seat in the rear of the class to Loren Hicks. Lucy Wayne hereby bequeaths a box of cigars and a barrel of pretzels to Alf to remember us by. Ed Werba's hard times in shop to Albert Brown. Donna Wilkinson leaves all of her fun in class to her cuz. Carl Wilson's Chemistry book to Dave Pryde. Gordon Wilsoncroft- lf l can't take it, l'm not going. Bradly Winters leaves anything worth leaving to Gary Stone. Judy Winter's position as chairman of Prop Committee for the class play to her sister Diana. Marian Wisor's seat in Algebra ll to anyone unfortunate enough to take it. Marlene Wolfe's Chemistry book to Sharon Millard. Beverly Wood leaves anything I don't want to 'Stink', and that's everything. Dick Wood's English book to Jim Parkes. Caroline Woods' dimple to Arlene Ogden. Glenn Yarger leaves Dean Winter's driver's license to Kenny Winters. Wiltie Youse's interest in shop to Bruce. Bella Jane Zakutney's seat in Mr. Barnett's homeroom to Mary Lou Cowher. Senior Class Play The Senior Class presented a four-act mellerdramer entitled BERTHA, THE BEAUTIFUL TYPE- WRITER GIRL on November 3'l and December 'l. The play was under the direction of Mr. Robert Barnett, assisted by Jerilin Vroman, the student director. Donna Harpster and Mona Crago were prompters. The cast was as follows: Sally Silverthorne .,... .,.,..,. N adine Stover Skeets Skinner , ., ,..,.. George Voyzey Daniel Desmond ,,., ,.,.,. Jere Meyer David Desmond ..,. ,, , ,. ..,.. John Dewey Glenwood Garfield ..,... Jerry Garfinkle Bertha Bancroft ......... .... ,.,. L u cy Wayne Bridget O'Casey ,..... . .,,. Dave Durica Boswell Bancroft A .,..... ..... A . Luther Gette Clarice Claybourne , ,..,,.. .,,.,.,.. .,...,. .,.,,.,....,..,...........,., . , E velyn Long Blanche Bancroft .... . . , ....,. . .,., .,......,. Mary L. McCamley Also contributing to the success of the play by their patient work with the scenery and props were the stage crew. Members of the stage crew are as follows: Mary L. Rusnak, Stage Man- ager and Decorator, Jerilyn Ammerman, Donna Johnston, Joanne Nordberg, Bradley Winters, Connie Pleskonko, Becky Maruchak, Mary Ann Malinich, Anita Pahanish, Phyllis Husted, Mona McGarry, Barb Helsel, Bill Harris, Joyce Beach, Jim Flegal, Nancy Fry, Rena Brown, Tom Lamb, Glenn Fleck, Judy Winters, Carl Harris, Gail Mears, Connie Peters, Betty Sustrik, Barb Twist, Pat Snyder, Rita Blake, Bill Jaffe, Ed Stein. 37 Senior Lettermen Front Row ll. to r.l: B. Mumford, C. Renwick, J. Dewey, B. Gunter, J, Green, D. Durica, R. Bailey, B. Culp, J. Bragonier. Second Row: S. Corio, W. Mason, H. Melius, J. Gallo, G. Voyzey, F. Schubert, N. Malinich, L. Eyerly. Third Row: T, McCamley, N. Vaux, J. Domanick, C. Bush, D, Dunsmore, G. Wilsoncroft, F. Marx. On this page we pay a final tribute to those members of our senior class who have displayed their abilities in the field of sports. Some will continue in their sports career, but most will loin the ranks of those who support athletics from the sidelines-the spectator. Regardless of future events, these seniors have played the game and run the race for the final time in their high school life. So it is with sadness and pride we say to them, Thank you, Senior Lettermen. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING C. Bush H. Melius Culp T. McCamley S. Corio B. Mumford J. Bragonier B. Mumford T. Crago C. Renwick Bailey D. Voyzey J. Dewey G. Wilsoncroft Dunsmore J. Domanick N. Voux Gunter D. Dunsmore B. Eyerly Berlanti D. Durica J. Gallo W. Gunter J. Greene B. Mason N. Malinich F. Marx F. Schubert G. Voyzey 1 I, ,f' D 4. ll' r ' , I i. if I .li I if l 1041. A W' ,f M 1 7 . - f 40'?'4'2:3' -- ,,.- 5 1 65 f -: 19 Qi 42' 55255 X if ' gig? 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Moruschok, Maurer, J. McColl, C. McComley, P McClorren, J. McDonald, C. McQuilIen, M. McTctvish, S. McTigue, K Meose, E Meyer, B. Millord, H Minorchick, J. Moore, J. Mostyn, E Musser, B. Myers, J. Nuttle, A Osewolt, A. Forks, B Pepperdoy, J. Pepperdoy, R. Peters, B. Peiers, R. Peters, R. Petroff, R Phillips, J. Phillips, J. Phillips, J. Phillips, N. Pry, J. Root, M, Rothrock, M Ryman, F, Sczmonsky, H. Schenk, B. Schiele, B. Selby, R. Shorpless, M. Shufron, A. Singer, J. Sleigh, R. Srneol, N, Smith, J. Smit,h, J. Smith, S. Snyder, D. Speronzo, W. Stephens, J Stimer, S. Strorlon, G. Sircaw, J. Strow, J. Siockley, M. Suchonick, M. Surca, S. Toylor, R. Thompson, D Thompson, G Thompson, P. Twoey, J. Turner, W. Twigg, T, veil, J. Vaughn, L. Voux, C. Viecurd, J. Wade, l. Woring, A. Waring, L. Wotson, E. Wayne, A. Weitosh, R. Williams, E. Willioms, J. Wilson, L. Wilsoncroft, R. Winters, D. Winters, A. Winters, K. Winters, S. Wisor, J. Wisor, R. Witters, H.. Wolfe, W. Womer, G. Womer, S. Wood, N. Wood, R. Woods, T. Woodside, A. Wrye, R. Poncocst, B. Vaughn, C. f i -Sl Front Row ll. to r.J: L. Pleskonko, G. Rothrock, J. Holt, J. Bock, F. Lamb, R. Stockley, A, Malinich, M. Alloano, S. Askey, J Frank, S. Fullington, M. Grannis, L. Blake. Second Row: R. Ogden, C. Demchak, B. Johns, S. Peters, S, Emeigh, D. Fry C. Motqatt, D. Shaw, F. Bell, L. Clawges, N. Kay, M. Gilson. Third Row: L, Pritchard, J. Williams, G. Demchak, F. Dixon, J Beish, E, Brown, M. Fleck, K, Frank, C. Luxenberg, J. Henwood, S. Greenwalt, Fourth Row: M. Beish, R. Fleck, J, Houdeshell J. Merryman, A. Davis, D. Schnarrs, L. Slother, R. Fenton, D, Gustafson, R. McTigue, T. Williams. Freshmen .. s A . ..... E- i f 1.-.. I J a. Front Row ll. to rj: C. Johnson, J. Hickson, D. Davis, N, DePalma, R, Hilliard, R. Mason, A. McClure, G. Gallagher, R. Marum A. Roxly. Second Row: B. Dixon, K, Shimmel, M. Granville, E, Quick, E. McGinley, I. McQuillen, J. McEn'fire, M. Lewis, H. Dywonkowski, R. Ammerman, G. Test. Third Row: S. Demchak, J. Miller, B. Johnson, E. Steiner, N. Carney, N. Carney, J. Husted, J. Thompson, K. Vallala, A. Lukens, G. Shaw, Fourth Row: S. Smith, M. McMullen, P. Chutko, A. Hughes, K. Smith, C. Test, F. Shimmel, D. Harper, G, Smeal, A. Gette, E. Doran. 44 I t Q 1 Q . ' 7 . , . 1 , 5 A k ...A . Front Row il. to r.J: R. Dixon, E. Peters, T. Lee, G. Stone, T. Lumaclue, J. Ellis, W. Bainey, L. Culp, M. Hessong, J. Gray, R. Franek, E. Blakely, J. Shimmel. Second Row: J. Woods, M, Vaughn, C. Rolston, T. Templeton, C. Dillon, V. Hosbond, A. Honft, N. Vaux, M. Beals, T. Watson, D. Lowe, E. Quick. Third Row: J. Kanoulif, B. Phillips, B. Winters, I. Voyzey, l. Woods, N. McLaughlin, D. Pepperday, C. Snyder, J. Hummel, G. Mills, C. Mason, B. Matthews. Fourth Row: E. Corrigan, P. Cartwright, C. Fleck, W. Franek, R. Musser, R. Jones, C. Henry, G. Parks, G. Dixcn, C. Foster, T. Johnston, J. Koozer. Freshmen 1 1 2 . 2 s . s . ' Q - i 3 Front Row ll. to r.l: P. Turner, R. Middleton, M. Manner, W. Blake, J. Schnars, J. Voyzey, R, GraHius, P. Shimmel, R. Has- singer, A. Smith, L. Davis, D. Poorman. Second Row: P, Merrell, B. Bashore, J. Shimmel, T. Knepp, P. Sellers, D. Pleskonko, M. Rusnak, E. Williams, R. Pryde, G, Swartz, S. Turner, J. Thompson. Third Row: R. Kerr, E. Mease, D. Britton, B. Marty, B. Jenkins, V. Myers, I. Hassinger, N, Czap, T. Melius, T. Rodgers,J. Lobb, C. Weston. Fourth Row: P. Williams, M. Williams, J. Pedrazzani, J. Bartko, W. Melius, J. Lucas, J. Sharpless, R. Snyder, D. Spittler, D. Moore, T. Wilks. 45 Front Row ll. to r.J: P. Ayotte, M. Kephart, K. Fenton, R. Bush, A. Fleck, P. Mason, T, Lannen, J. Bailey, B. Wright, J. Lee, R. McCamley, T. Maoldalena. Second Row: F. Eboch, R. Stiemer, E. Simcox, C. Vaux, R. Davidson, M. Hess, F. Craig, T. Grey, R. Dunzik, J. Jury, M. Johnson. Third Row: M. DeRomo, J. Lloyd, C. RaHerty, D. Beach, B. Wood, B. Clawges, S. Blake, Y. Malinich, V. Smeal, J. Williams, J. Peters, B. Shaw. Fourth Row: J. Bizub, J. Roberts, R. Comitz, W. Reese, C. Gearhart, M. Hummel, R. Spitler, C. Gordon, O, Rasentrater, J. Gearhart. Fifth Row: R. Shimrnel, J. Simcox, H. Stein, R. Ball, E, Knepp, G. Humphrey, B. Ketcho, E. Woods, J. Miller, D. Roemer. Sixth Row: A. Albert, M. Nedrick, P. Hummel, C. Williams, J. Turner, J. Emigh, J. Merritt, J. Tingle, J. Cieslar, S. Sanderson, S. Jusick, E. Schnarrs, B. Knapper. Eighth Grade ..i..-Q Front Row ll. to rj: J. Fleck, F. Pahanish, K. Brown, R. Lindstrom, R. Frank, J. Bean, R. Duncan, R. Snyder, N. Bean, L. Slother, C. Weitosh, K. Pollard. Second Row: K. Kovach, M. Gonder, W. McLaughlin, J. Lombardo, L. Dixon, P. Wallace, R. English, S. Harris, S. Pry, D, Hummel, J. Brown. Third Row: J. Dixon, C. Harner, B. Domanick, N. Lumadue, S. Husted, S. Jedynski, C. Lindstrom, E. Dixon, M. Dickson, C. Trump, N. Henry, D. Runk. Fourth Row: G. Dixon, D. Walk, F. Royer, S. Croft, N. Fleckenstein, M. Johnson, P. Corrigan, J. Miller, J. Gilson, R. Gilson, S. Orndorft. Fifth Row: R. Knepp, R. Gun- ter, J. McClure, C. Nevara, S. Beveridge, J. Turner, M. Woodside, C. Hummel, G. Conklin, J. Kanouft, J, Phillips, Sixth Row: H. Harris, M. Shimmel, E, Stein, D. Johnson, C. O'Neil, L. Phillips, D. Marin, F. Cashnu, R. Rothrock, E. Snyder, F. Lukens. 46 Front Row ll, to r.J: A. Soyster, C. Behmer, K. Bailey, D, Conklin, L. McClimenl, D. Humphrey, M. McCabe, L. Ross, P. Kelly K. Shoemaker, E. Myers, L. Schnars, J. Lynch, E. Cartwrighl. Second Row: E. Kephart, J. Vaux, J. Vaux, T. Williams, M. Quick D. Williams, C. Merrill, M. Krisch, H. Cross, B. McGee, R. Malinich. Third Row: W. Mallin, N. Walk, C. Beish, C. Humphrey M. Callahan, N. McCamley, M. Lukens, J. McCamley, T. Hoover, G. Musser, F. Johnson. Fourth Row: B. Woods, M, Williams J. Meyer, S. Scolf, J, Good, S. Adelman, K. Price, V. Bell, A. Bainey, R. Jackson, E. Shoemaker. Fifth Row: B. Helsel, .l Ruggerio, C. Maxwell, J. Slother, W. Long, J. Eyerly, J. Hassinger, L. Schnarrs, G. Korsnick, R. Aclon, R. Carter. Seventh Grade From Row ll. io r.l: H. Fosler, C. Miller, W. Wilsoncrofl, R. Meek, L. Moslak, G. Frank, R. Westwood, D. Gray, W. Craven, R Snyder, F. Trump. Second Row: A. Lumadue, C. Dixon, N. Myers, H. Williams, K. Royer, S. Franek, N. Herr, D. Kolesar, J Wood, N. Demchak, P. Miller. Third Row: D. Dixon, L. Wilsoncroff, G. Phillips, F, Fink, R. Carson, R. Zuccarelli, L. Smels R. Vaughn, H, Wood, C. Waxler, J. Verbeck, K. Jackson, Fourih Row: G. Kepharf, B. Fosler, L. Shimmel, A. Singer, L. Temple ton, J. Lumadue, D. Parks, S. Cochrane, N. Nicodemus, J. Bcnk, R. Rolferly, J. Blozosky. Fifih Row: M. Miller, N. DeShong M, Adelsberger, T. Rice, N. Nicodemus, P, Wisor, J. Vaughn, B. Demchak, B. Renwick, B. Lee, N. Kepharl, W. Pritchard 47 Nh lsr ,ii il -sa' , ,Q 229 S I, . 4. XX X fl, Jig' . .,f-243 . . 5' .4' 4Q4 ,.,f ,QW f ,. 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Trellcl, S. Lowe, J. Dunkle, S. Lupe, J. Slrow, N. Smeol, L. Bilner, J. Molley, B. Laird. Back Row: M, Fifzgibbon, A. Nuiiolll, B. Brown, J. Pleskonko, D. Humphrey, J. Myer, E. Poulos, D. Winters. -'4 ill, f Annual Typing Front Row ll. to r.l: L. Johnson, R. Blake, G. Kephorf, N. Pryde, N. Miller, D. Poslir. Second Row: R. Bomcm, N. Kramer, A. Pohcunish, G. Shimmel, G. Philips. Buck Row: R, Brown, J. Beach, B. Nelson, D. Moslolc, N. Fry, B. Woods. 50 Q s 5 l Club l 3 ,. 3 Q Q i lj Front Row ll. to r.l: B. JaHe, D. Berlcmti, E. Albono, L. Gette, J. Herr, J. Stevens. Second Row: D. Johnston, C. McDonald, S. Lucas, M. Croyle, P. Shufrcm, J. Moore, C, Hughes, P. Kudcnsh, V. Bishop. Third Row: L. Wayne, N. Gorfhwoite, D. Long, A, Klett, J. Richmond, R. Slother, P. Johnson, N. Smotzer. Back Row: S. Lyttle, L, Homer, J. Helsel, L. Kephort, B. Hcurris, D. Thompson, K. Becxn, T. Beck. .gf Qijji... L o - V 1 1 Arr Club Front Row il. to r.l: D, Voyzey, T. Ellis, C. Pfoutz, L. Botwright, P, Snyder, L. Godi- sort, R. Petroff. Second Row: W. Youse, B. Dprne, G. Conklin, S. Hampton, N. Dovis, R. Gorclen, T. Boyde. Bock Row: R. Simmons, J. Flegol, G. Ruden, D. Voux. 51 Newspaper Club E7 . W . Y . . R 1 Student Council Front Row ll. io r.J: W. Speranza, R. Wizor, G. Fleck, F. Shuberf. Second Row: J. Fleckensfein, P. Good, M. McCamley, D. Crafl, J. Nordberg, N. Schnarrs. Third Row: E. Williams, L. Harner, T, Reese, M. Rusnak, K. Weaver, G. Phillips. Fourth Row: Wilsoncrofi, B. Hellewell, T. McClure, D. Sparr, T. Turner. Key Club Front Row ll. To Ll: D. Sparr, G. Fleck, ica. Second Row: D. Berlanti, E. Kelly, T. McCamley. Third Row: I. Jones, C. Berlanfi, R. Bailey, F. Shubert. Fourih G. E. Hemphill, T. Turner, B. Speranza, D. Dur- W, Smeol, W. Mason, B. Mumford, S. Corio, Wilson, B. Beezer, J. Meyer, J. Dewey, D. Row: L. Geffe, J. Suiton, B. Conway, F. Marx, D. Dunsmore, T. Culp, H. Melius. 52 N-N Front Row fl. to r.J: P. Husted, R. Harris, A. M. Voyzey, N. Lamb, R. Askey, D h, J. Dixon. Second Row: A. Winters, A. L. Bowman, J. Lumaclue, M. A. Malinic Vroman, B. Herr, V. Eckberg. Third Row: J. Straw, M. Wisor, E. Shaw, N. Stover, C. Peters, S. Peters, H. Bratton, F. Johnson. Fourth Row: N. Hoover, N. Merrill, J. Phillips, G. Lowe, R. Plisco, J. Ferdcnrko, D. McTigue, P. Shimrnel. Teen rAge Club Seventeen Club Front Row ll. to r.l: E. Moines, M. L. Rothrock, C. Knepp, B, L. Sheck, J. Myers, B. Foster. Second Row: I. Wade, J. Smith, C. Kelly, S. Sura, D. Burge, M. Gallo, J. McClarren, L. Kizer, V. Butler. Third Row: B. Musser, P. Cravan, A. Warring, G. Thompson, D. Thompson, D. Gilson, P. Johnson, B. Dunlop, N. Wood. Buck Row: S. Smith, L. Ralston, M. A. Root, H. Samansky, M. Bellco, J, Wisor, S. Steiner, J. Huclson. 53 .H.. 'rr ,fw ,-en Kneeling: S. Winters, A. Pollock. First Row ll. to r.J: N. Buckwolfer, N. Molinich, R. Eyerly, C. Hubler, R. McClorren, F. Dixon. Second Row: A. Mcllinich, B. WoIf,vD. Schnors, J. Bock, R. Croin, F. Carr. Third Row: K. Kuklo, R. Taylor, F. Lomb, G. Rothrock. Missing: G. Dixon. Front Rowll. to r.J: B. Lukens, J. Keller, B. Bogon, D. Steiner, D. Snyder, C. Vcxux P. Johnston, K. Good. Second Row: V. Dixon, R. Wood, D. Bush, V. Smecxl, J Borfko, J. Snyder, D. McGee, J. Frcunk. Third Row: C. McCartney, P. OrndorH:, V Twoey, J. Dixon, F. Jewery, E. Johns, N. Lewis, D, Wilkinson, M. Shcxrpless, E Kephort. Buck Row: E. Lindstrom, D. Singer, S. Lonsberry, D. Jenkins, S. Millard A. Chelton, G. Albright, M, Wolf, E. Hemphill, S. Reed, M. McQuillen, G. Gollclger 54 F. F. A. 1 xii x X Library Club Froni' Row fl. to r.l: W. Harris, M. Lumodue, L, Shimmel, R. Weitosh, M. Bell, J. Fleck, R. Myers. Second Row: N. Phillips, C. Kleff, A. Myers, A. Blosko, J. Bulfer- worlh, E. Shimmel, D. McGc:ry, A. Ogden, E, Ashcroft Third Row: T. Woods, J Dixon, B. Dixon, S, Brown, M. Cowher, F. Jury, S. Renwick, E. Toylor, M. Kennedy. Fourih Row: R. Wilsoncroff, C. Boiney, M. Bcxiney, H. Witfers, W. Wolfe, S. Moc Tcnvish, M. Myers, l.. Smith, S. Stone. N .X B .qi .4 534. . Ar, .PQ g Shop Club V Front Row ll. fo r.l: A. Kerfoot, H. Show, N. Smeoll, G. Womer, A. Hudcrk, E. Carr, R H er. Second Row: R. Berlanti, G. Wilsoncroff, R. Maruschuk, W, Shcirpless. . oov D. Dornonick, C. Goss, C. Harris. Third Row: J. Pry, D, Thompson, N. Husfon, J. Croyle, L. Shcxrpless, W. Wocle, N. Wcullcer. Fourth Row: R. Wczfson, L. Monlinich. R. Coriwrighr, J. Tulowilzki. 55 Math Club Front Row ll. lo rj: E. Grclnnis, E. Smith, D. Pride, M. Dixon, J. Knepp, E. Brown, H. Johnson, J. Humphrey. Second Row: A. Knepp, R. Wisor, P. McComley, F. Lukie, J. Doron, J. Burns, B. Hopkins, A. Brown. Third Row: G. Minorch, J. Voil, B. Selby, E. Stein, L. McDonald, C. Meose, C. Reese, E. Mostyn. Buck Row: R. Woods, R. Hutton, B. Brown, G. Shimmel, R. Woods, G. Rusnok, T. Boolle, C. Shields, Science Club Front Row ll. to rj: A. Osewolf, R. Hosbond, L. Jones, R. Womer, A. Lothers, K. Millinder, J, Dixon, C. Dixon, M. Fronk. Second Row: E. Johnson, C. Dixon, P. Bot- wrighf, W. Doran, N. Hoyword, A. Borclos, D. Beck, T. Lomb, J. Coufurioux. Third Row: N. Horpsier, G. Davis, G. Luciano, K. Lewis, J. Phillips, W. Beezer, G, Yorger, C. Wilson. Fourth Row: B. Hcxssinger, D. Hilliorcl, D. Bean, K. McTigue, B. Mich- insky, N. Fronk, E. Werbo, R. Hughes. Back Row: J. Bcrolnchok, L. Brown, J. Pepperdoy. 56 - 3, 5 s P Cheerleaders Club 22131. 1 ., Front Row fl. to r.l: M. Brown, T. Reese, C. Pleskonko, D. Crcfr. Second Row: D. Dixon, M. Miller. Back Row: B. Parks.. B. Sustrik, J. Fleckensiein. Maiore'r'res and Color Guard Kneeling ll. fo r.l: J. Bailey, J, Vroman, G, Henwood, P. Husied. Standing: M. Rusnuk, J. Ccxflwerine, J, Turner, B. Bailey, B, Helsel, L. Flegcul, J. Behmer. 57 41. 15: QI alwg' V im' I 'I n 5 'Y Q ' 'dllpflnyk L .5 , .1 ' '4Q4?'?g,: X X Q oy: ' 2? 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QQ ' w ' :1 ,Ili V, X :T-4:55 ggi' - 4' ,f .Mi , yjvigff' y ,al qff 5' 'xy , 1 X 1 6535 ' if .QNX suns 9 Q mx V J '- - 9 ,.' Q NSY X X1 ' '-.QA ,fx V js, Q of 9 5 0 fn 4' ' 4 Q, 9 kms .X I 90 w s X095 53 I 6 wax QI, Q .0 .Ng svv. ,Q 1 vw? X 59 Blue Front Row ll. to r.l: J. Nordberg, R. Crawshaw, L, Simler, S. Lewis, P. Manner, J. Lloyd, B. Schiele, J. Vroman, P. Husted, G. Henwood. Second Row: M. Rusnak, C. Test, A. Beezer, B. Eyerly, B, Pleskonko, E. Dickson, J. Blakely, B. Bailey, J. Catherine, J. Turner. Third Row: T. Knepp, D. Beach, B. Foreman, E. Williams, S. Klett, S. Cartwright, J. Williams, N. Schnarrs, M. Sieg- fried, A, Woodside. Fourth Row: D. Grey, J. Winters, M. McCamley, J, Bush, L. Wood, M. Rusnak, C. Johnson, M. Rusnok, M, Good, H. Soyster. Fifth Row: D. Fowler, J, Cieslar, L. Waring, C. Vaughn, G. Stone, J. Smith, K. Lingenfelter, C. Moore, L. Schnarrs. FLUTE-Annette Woodside, Sandra Klett OBOE-Laura Simler SOLO CLARINET-Barbara Eyerly, Paula Manner, Barbara Schiele, Susan Lewis SECOND CLARINET-Gail Mears, Joanne Nordberg, Shirley Carter, Norma Kress, David Runk, Ann Beezer, Judy Blakely BLUE BAND PERSONNEL THIRD CLARINET-Tom Twigg, Betty Jane Pleskonko, Doris Edwards, Toni Knepp, Don Johnson, Jean Lloyd, Darla Beach, Margo Lewis, Carol Test ALTO CLARINET-Marjorie Kephart BASS CLARINET-Roberta Crawshciw ALTO SAXOPHONE-Jerome Meyer, Mar Louise Siegfried, Edwina Williams, Sally Cartright, Norma Jean Schnarrs, Michael Hess 60 TENOR SAXOPHONE-James Lucas, Bill Speranza BARITONE SAXOPHONE-Joselene Wil- liams SOLO CORNET-Michael Manner, Ben Hellewell, Edward Kelley, Dennis You- shaw, Clair Wilson SECOND CORNET-James Sutton, John lb- loerson, Robert Cochran, Robert Jones Band its Front Row ll. to r.J: J. Bailey, V. Reed, B, Hutton, R. Maruschalc, J. Fleck, S. Carter, N. Kress, J. Lucas, D. Runk. Second Row: B. Helsel, L. Flegal, J. Behmer, M. Kephart, N, Shimmel, G. Wilks, D. Johnson, M. Lewis, M. Hess, Mr. MannerfDirector. Third Row: C. Schnarrs, K. Winters, B. Bock, J. Bizub, B. Jones, J. lbberson, B. Cockran, D. Youshaw, M. Manner. Fourth Row: J. Hayes, S. Womer, F. Ryman, F. Craig, E. Stein, J. Lobb, T, Twigg, J. Meyer. Fifth Row: K. McQuillen, J, Hussiere, J. Sut- ton, B. Speranza, C. Wilson, E, Kelly, B. Hellewell. THIRD CORNET--Ken Winters, James Bi- zub, William Bock, Bonnie Hutton, Clyde Schnarrs FRENCH HORN-Mary Louise McCamley, Jane Bush, Martha Ann Rusnalr, Margaret Rusnak MELLOPHONE-Harry Sayster, Peggy Good, Claudia Johnson, Doris Grey BARITONE-Louise Wood, Judy Winters, Sam Womer, Becky Maruschak BLUE BAND PERSONNEL TROMBONE-Larry Schnarrs, Charles Moore, Emery Mease, Gertrude Wilks, Ken Lingenfelter, Clair Vaughn, Laura Wilson, Larry Cartright, Ray Gunter, John Cieslar SOUSAPHONE-Gary Stone, Dave Fowler, Luther Waring, Jordan Smith PERCUSSION-Kyle McQuillen, James Hussier, Fred Ryman, Fred Craig, Elliot Stein, James Lobb, John Hayes BELL LYRA--Nesta Shimmel, Jean Fleck, Betsy Foreman dl MAJORETTES-Jerilin Vroman, Gloria Henwood, Phyllis Husted, Jennie Bailey COLOR GUARD-Janet Turner, Bonnie Bai- ley, Janet Catherine, Leona Flegal, Bar- bara Helsel, Janice Behmer DRUM MAJOR-Mary Louise Rusnak VVhHe Band Front Row ll. to rj: M. Hess, E, Steine, D. Johnson, J. Bizub, M. Manner, B. Jones, J. Lobb, J. Cieslar, F. Crclige, J. Lucas, D, Runk, J. Lloyd, D. Beach, C. Test, T. Knepp, M. Lewis. Second Row: Drum Maior-M. Rusnak, R. McCcumley, D. Thompson, S. Sanderson, B. Pritchard, L. Waring, J. Gallagher, E. Mease, J. Ruggerio, E. Williams, M. Hummel, R. Carson, C. Williams, L. Mays, M. Griffin, Director-Mr. John E. Manner. Third Row: B. McGee, M. McCabe, E, Dickson, B. Shaw, L. Ross, B. Mallin, M. Nudge, N. DeShong, D. Conklin, N. McCamley, S. Cochran, K. Price, H. Dzuonkowski, S. Dzuonkowski, M. Jones. Fourth Row: J. Blazosky, D. Fleck, J. Slother, R. Duncon, D, Spitler, B. Ketcho, T. Maddalena, B. Marty, B. Matthews, M. Adelsberger, R. Zuccarelli, B. Richey, B. Wood, D. Humphrey, M. Callahan. Fifth Row: R. Snyder, D. Thompson, M. Butterworth, F, Pahanish, A. Fleck, J. Miller, T. Wilks, L. Slother, J. Sharpless. Dance Band Front Row ll. to rj: J. Meyer, P. Manner, E. Williams, J, Lucas, B, Speranza, J, Williams, J, lbberson. Second Row: J. Hus- siere, C. Moore, L. Schnarrs, M. Manner, B. Hellewell. 62 P. M. E. A. Band GUEST CONDUCTOR MR. LEONARD B. SMITH The P. M. E. A. is a statewide organization of certified music teachers of high schools and higher organizations of learning, all working for a common cause-to improve school music in Pennsylvania. Through the P. M. E. A. sponsored festivals, school musicians have acquired valuable and in- spirational stimuli: They have had the rare priv- ilege of working under the leadership of some i 63 of the country's finest musicians. This year Philipsburg played host to the P. M. E. A. with Leonard B. Smith, famous cornet soloist, composer, and conductor, directing. Under his capable leadership the group of ap- proximately l9O musicians presented a superb performance. Twenty-four musicians of P. H.S. participated in the concert, six of these receiving first seats. All Class Play Seven Keys to Baldpate, a mysterious melodramatic farce, was presented by an all- star cast of students, Friday evening, March 9, at the High School Auditorium. The play was directed by Robert J. Barnett while the cast consisted of members of the sopho- more, iunior and senior classes. It was staged on one of the most unique and elaborate stage settings ever produced in the Philipsburg High School Auditorium. The staging and lighting were under direction and managment of some 15 hands who erected a hotel lobby scene com- plete with a balcony, hotel switcboarcl, fireplace and other standard hotel lobby furniture. The story revolved around the plot of a young novelist, a writer of a melodrammer, who made a bet that he could write a novel with- in a 24-hour period. As the plot unfolded, it was revealed that he did not have the only key to Baldpate, but there were six other keys which considerably slowed down his progress and almost made him lose his bet as he was con- tinually interrupted with visitors and problems. The plot contained excitement, terror, fright, murder, theft, embezzlement, graft and surprise. The love interest was supplied by a young novel- ist and a lovely local news hen. All of these helped to make a very interesting production. Donna Harpster served as student director, Barbara Schiele as prompter and Bill Jaffe as publicity chairman. Members of the cast were as follows: Quimby . ,,,,., ,, .,.. Myron Suchanick Mrs. Quimby ,.,., ,. ...,,.,,.. Carol Kelly Magee ....... ,..,. ..,,,.,. J o hn Gallo Bland ...,.. ..,,. J erry Garfinkle Max ..,.,,, , , .,.,.... Jere Meyer Cargan .,.., ,.,,,., J im Flegal Hayden , . . . . ....., Bill Harris Mrs. Rhodes .......... ..... D arlene Trella Mary Norton ....... .. Doreen Craft Owner of Baldpate ...., ,,., M arcio Brown Kennedy .,... .,...,..,... 4 .. John Dewey Cop ......... ...,.,.., . .. t , Tony Wayne Peters .. George Voyzey Myra ,. ..... .. ,, .... .,..,.,., . ..,,. . Susie Lewis Members of stage crew were Jerilin Vro- man, Leona Flegal, Barb Twist, Betty Sustrik, Evelyn Long, Mary Louise McCamley, Dave Dur- ica, Franz Shubert, Tom Lamb, George Voyzey, and Myron Suchanick. Members of the lighting crew included Jerry Garfinkle, George Voyzey, John Gallo, and Tony Wayne. SP X ,, 749j7:f.C: 1. 'ea ff ' 'lak- ,f-'ff' I ' X' -X H Zfffnfgii , Q HZf3'iiiQ4i ff E 'ESQQW M e- , 'i1x 9fw2?f1, I ' EJ .dfw Aga II: !l1fiQ5,FQf? gf 1 ZQWBL-5'-5 , U .T Wgggfggqi M ' igmggygrn 2 2----vu. -v,-me-r.v.-X' If :mil Q s is 'Ov-Q'-'f' Ns' ,I ff-f 1 f 06. A 1 X K 944597 ' ' Q My Q 0 sv Q '- f ffwy IQ 1, jf - ' 4' ,. 'M' , .,-ff , 1 aifigw' A ,.,,QQzwewe:ziff 'L ' ' . L '-'v,,, 225273, vw'-m ' 0 0 'B . i ' - gn v- 5 v s Q' -, ':. Q41 ll Isa 2 l' GVOVZEY 65 12 Belletonte Curwensville Chief Logon Holliclolyzburg Clearfield Tyrone State College DuBois , Jolwnsonburg Morris Twp. Football Scoreboard VARSITY VARSITY B SQUAD P.H.S. Opp. P.H.S. Opp ,. I4 6 State College ., .26 7 6 21 Tyrone ,, . 6 7 3 Morris Twp. . . I9 O O 20 Curwensville ,, ,I4 7 O 7 Clearfield , 6 I9 12 7 Tyrone 7 20 7 I4 Belletonte . .. ,. . ,I2 20 33 7 Won 3 Lost 4 . . I9 6 on 4 Lost 6 Hollidaysburg State College Captain Jack Curwensville Tyrone JUNIOR HIGH Won 5 Lost O P.H.S. Opp. 12 O 7 6 6 O .32 O 26 O Va rsify Football Team Front Row ll. fo r.J: T. McCamley, J. Dixon, T. Crago, E. Hemphill, D. Durica, W. Mason, B. Mumford, S. Corio. Second Row B. Gunfer, T. Turner, B. Speranza, J. Domoniclx, C. Bush, C. Renwick, F. Marx, J. Dewey, D. Dunsmore, H. Melius, T. Smith Third Row: Coach Maddelena, D. Sphar, J. Gallo, J. Greene, B. Crago, B. Johnson, D. Straw, N. Malinich, F. Schubert, G. Voy zey, T. Wayne, Coach Grundy, Coach Davis. Back Row: N. Vaux, E. McClima1e, J. Twoey, J. McCabe, L, Eyerly, T. McClure J. Parks, G. Wilsoncroff, G. Dixon, C. McCall. 67 Varsity HB Football Front Row ll. to r.l: J. McCabe, R. Pepperclay, J. Henry, J. Hussier, W. Domblislcy, R. Godissari, J. Twoey. Second Row: B. Maruschak, E. Harris, R. Wrye, A. Shutran, L. Bailey, J. Maurer, G. Dixon, B. Meyer, D. Bailey, Coach Campbell. Third Row: Coach Adams, J. Hill, J. Minarchick, R. Brannish, B. Crago, B.Johnson, D. Straw, J. Parkes, E, McCliment, S. George, D. Sparr. Junior High Football Front Row ll. to LJ: R. Musser, J. Pedrazzani, P. Turner, R. Wilson, N. DePalma, R. Comitz, J. Lee, D. Davis, S. Aslcey, J. Shim mel, A. McClure, W. Bainey, mgr. Second Row: R. Mciigue, G. Dixon, R. Fenton, W. Melius, J. Holt, E. Schnarrs, S. Jusick G. Shaw, A. Fleck, R. Mason, P. Mason, J. Ellis, mgr. Third Row: L. Culp, D. Gustafson, D. Bailey, C. Henry, T. Lannen, D Ammerman, W. Reese, C. Foster, J. Bartko, A. Gette, C. Vallallo, Mr. Ammerman, Coach. Fourth Row: Mr. Maddalena Coach, F. Trump, P. Shimmel, N. Beals, L. Smeal, R. Marien, F. Shimmel, N. Bean, R. Bush, R. Dunzik. 68 Basketball Scoreboard SITC HOIVIETE VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY P.O.A.H.S. Opp. P.O.A.H S Opp Clearfield 49 Clearfield A 32 Bellefonte 69 Bellefonte , . 40 DuBois A 53 DuBois . . . A I ,. 59 State College 46 State College , . . 43 Curwensville 76 Curwensville 36 Lewistown 40 Lewistown I5 Clearfield 5I Clearfield . 23 Captain Jack , ,49 Captain Jack ,3I Tyrone 43 Tyrone .... 26 Huntingdon 39 Huntingdon 22 DuBois 48 DuBois , 30 Hollidaysburg 54 Hollidaysburg ., 25 Curwensville 64 Curwensville ,, 33 Lewistown 51 Lewistown . . , 35 Captain Jack 76 Captain Jack 48 Tyrone 48 Tyrone . . 33 Huntingdon 66 Huntingdon 45 Bellefonte A 58 Bellefonte .,,. 42 Hollidaysburg ,. 50 Hollidaysburg I . A ,, 28 Total-II Won 8 lost Total-6 Won 13 Lost JUNIOR HIGH P.O.A.H.S. Opp. Clearfield 28 37 Bellefonte 44 I3 State College 42 3I Pine Grove Mills 27 26 Tyrone A A . ,2I 29 Bellefonte , . I. 33 2'l Pine Grove Mills 29 I9 State College 22 28 Tyrone 38 42 Clearfield . , , , . . .27 28 Total -5 Won 5 Lost Varsity Basketball Front Row ll. to r.J: J. Parks, B. Culp, T. Smith, B. Dunsmore, R. Bailey, J. Brcxgonier. Second Row: Coach Sticinski, B. John son, B. Gunter, L. McDonc1ld,J. Gcxrfinkle, B. Crcigo, B. Conway. J. V. Basketball -n.....,,,.,., -I-eu-n--... Kneeling ll. to r.J: J. Dixon, D. Berlanti, N. Davis, F. Luther. Standing: B, Hellewell, B. Speranza, D. Bailey, Coach J. Mackin. Junior High Basketball Front Row ll. to r.l: T. Lee, L. Culp, R. Musser, S. Askey, J. Hick son, D. Davis, E. Schnars, J, Holt, W, Bainey, J. Gray, L. Slother M. Albano. Second Row: R, Dunzik, R, Davidson, R. McCamley, H. Stein, J. Lucas, S. Sanderson, R. Jones, S. Jusick, A. Fleck, J. Bcurtko, R, Showers, Coach Maddalena. Third Row: F. Craig, S. Drillock, G. Fritz, R. Natalie, J. Verbeck, A, Soyster, W. Mallin, G. Schnars, M. McCabe, H. Woods, T. Hoover, P. Woods, J. Slother. Fourth Row: R. Homan, E. Simcox, D. Poorman, A, Lukens, G. Test, M. Beals, J. Shimmel, R. Hassinger, J. Simcox, M. Kephart, J. Natalie. Fifth Row: T. Kasubick, J. Marin F. Guskey, P. Deblo, J. Myers, D. Hyack, P. Shimmel, J. Webster, T. Maddalena, D. Roemer, E. Knepp, M. Hess, J. Miller. 71 Varsity Wresfling Kneeling ll. to r.l: P. Turner, R. Myers, C, Hubler, B. Doran, D. Voyzey, T. McCc1mley. Siancling: Coach Cc1mpbell,.l. Twoey, T. Turner, G. Dixon, J. Dixon, B. Mumford, Coach Adams. .5 FWUQ . Lwfik 1 fQ.1fwv.a!i ,V fL,. ,. . J. V. Wrestling Front Row ll. to r.l: L. Kephart, C. Dixon, A. Gette, P. McCamley, R, McTigue, J. McCabe, H. Hemphill, B. Fenton, P. Mason, G. Wilsoncroft. Second Row: D, Gustafson, R. Bremish, D. Sleigh, J. Meyer, W. Melius, L .Brown, P. O'Brien, B. Maruschak, E. Smith, D. Mason, T. Beck. Third Row: J, Bailey, S, Jusick, A. Shufran, J. Maurer, G Verost, L. Gette, l. Jones, P. Thompson, G. Shimmel, E. Werba, G. Fleck. Fourth Row: D. Williams, C. Kephart, J. Stevens, J. Kerr, D. Beck, J, Vaux, Mana Wrestling Scoreboard VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY P.O.A.H.S. Opp. P.O.A.H.S. Red Bank Valley ... 45 3 Clearfield .. 5 Hollidaysburg . . ..,.. 35 16 Tyrone A ,,,, , N34 State College . .26 17 Bellefonte . .. H18 Lewistown .. 31 12 Curwensville . ,. .33 CI F ld . .21 20 DfS.LQe.,.. ..,... 41 8 Tofu'-2 Wins 2 losses Tyrone . . . . 33 13 Bellefonte , 24 17 Lock Haven . ,... 22 21 Chief Logan . ..... . . .,., M. .H37 9 Total--10 Wins 0 Losses INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Won Lost Won Lost 95lbs. - Phil Turner ., ., 7 3 138lbs. - Jim Twoey ,. 7 2 103 lbs. - Ron Myers . 8 2 145 lbs. - Thad Turner . . 10 0 112 lbs. - Charles Hubler . , 3 4 154 lbs. - Gene Dixon 1 5 120 lbs. - Bill Doren . 7 3 165 lbs. - Jim Dixon , 5 5 127 Tbs. - Don Voyzey . . . 3 2 185 lbs. - Bob Mumford 10 O 133lbs. - Tom McCamley . 10 0 gers. Opp. 42 8 32 17 Tied 1 1 Varsity Baseball 1955 JJ' , Front Row Il. to r.J: B. Fenton, D. Thompson, M. Dixon, N. Bodle, R. Bailey, G. Fleck, B. Gunter, L. Henry, W. Mason. Sec- ond Row: D. Weyant, B. Ritchey, B. Bish, B. Speranza, C. Shields, K. Hock, G. Voyzey, H. Shaw, T. Smith, R. Culp. Back Row: G. Davis, H. Campbell ICoochesl, J. Straw, J. Lamb, J. Dixon, J. Bragonier, C. Mease, D. Durica, A. Stein, J. Pry, G. Wilsoncroft, P. Bock, B. Mumford. 1955 RESULTS Opp. P.H.S. Curwensville ..... ...... O 4 State College .. . I 5 Clearfield . ..,..,,., ,., .,.. ,. 2 5 Moshannon Joint . . 'I 2 Cooper Twp. .,,.,.. , , ,..... I 'I'I Bellefonte ,..,.. ...,. 'I 2 A Moshannon Joint Curwensville ..,., .. 7 'I , ,,., 9 'I6 Clearfield , ,, 7 3 Cooper Twp. , ., .,..'ll 4 State College ,. .. ,. ,..,. ,. .. . . .. . 'I2 8 Bellefonte . .........,. ..,.. ,,.. .,..... . . , ,. 'I ll Won 7 Lost 5 41- Golf Teani 1955 The 'I955 Golf Team under the direction ot their new coach, Mr. Darke, engaged in four inter- scholastic matches this year. The scores of the matches were as follows: Opp. P.H.S. State College .. ,,,. .TI 4 Clearfield ...,... ...,, 6 V2 816 State College ......,,. 6 9 Clearfield ..... . 8 7 Front Row Il, to r.l: J. Gallo, C. Demchak, M. Czap, F. Brown, E. Werba, C. Hassinger. Second Row: M. Darke CCoachj, M. German, A. Brown, C, Lewis, C. Blazosky. 74 Wf,g,qgfw,w W ummm ,.,,....u-an ,.,,,.,.,,-.,.. 'xi W X? ,A Special Recognition On these pages we would like to give some special recognition to those students who have done outstanding work in various activities this year. Congratulations for your achievements and may you have fond memories of your accomplishments. WRESTLING The Philipsburg-Osceola wrestling team com- pleted its second undefeated season in the school's history and have won 22 consecutive matches, one of the longest win streaks in the state. The Mountaineers were coached by Mr. Campbell and Mr. Adams. Mr. Campbell, head coach of the Philipsburg-Osceola team for seven years, has won 60 matches while losing only 13 meets. Pictured above is Ron Myers, 103 pounder who completed the regular season with a record of seven wins and two losses and who won the District Six Central-Northwestern Regional and the P. I.A.A. State Wrestling Championships. Also pictured above is 185 pound wrestler, Bob Mumford, who after winning his first match by forfeit, had nine consecutive falls to set a new District Six record. Two other wrestlers with undefeated records were four year letterman Tom McCamley at 133 pounds and Junior Thad Turner, outstanding performer at 145 pounds, who was unable to participate in the tournament due to a fractured hand. FOOTBALL Four Philipsburg varsity football players participated in a Football Skill Contest spon- sored by the Lock Haven State Teachers College at Lock Haven. The Blue and White placed sec- ond in the team honor race. Tom Crago won a first place award in the passing contest, Dave Durica placed second in punting, Jim Dixon gained second in place kick- ing and Fred Marx finished fourth in the center- ing contest. All the contests were based on ac- curacy and distance. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Philipsburg Junior High School football team completed the 1955 season with a perfect record of five wins and no losses. lt was the little Mounties second unbeaten season in the past six years and only one touchdown was scored upon the local gridders. ln 1950 the Philipsburg Junior High re- mained undefeated and yielded only one touch- down in six outings. After a one year lapse in 1952, the little Mounties returned to football and have had winning teams ever since. Congratu- lations to coaches Mr. Ammerman and Mr. Al Maddalena for a very successful season. BASKETBALL Completing their finest season since 1945, the Philipsburg-Osceola cagers won eleven games while only dropping eight contests. Jim Bragcnier, forward, won the team scoring cham- pionship with 388 points and Toby Culp gained runner-up honors with 370 markers. Toby Culp finished fourth in the Mountain League scoring race and Bragonier was fifth. HOMEMAKING-NESTA SHIMMEL Nesta Shimmel was the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Ap- proximately 30 girls of the Philipsburg School were entered in the annual contest. She received the highest score in a written examination which tested the homemaking knowledge and attitudes of senior girls. Nesta received a golden award pin and the school re- ceived a Betty Crocker Good and Easy Cook Book. ELKS YOUTH Four local high school seniors participated in the inhilipsburg B. P. O. of Elks Club Youth Leadership Contest held recently with Dave Dur- ica being awarded the S50 Youth Leadership Award. Runners-up, who received billfolds for their entries, were William Jaffe, Franz Schubert and Mary Louise Rusnak. Mr. Kelly, chairman of the Youth Activities committee of the local lodge, congratulated the award winners on their excellent showings and accomplishments. He announced that all eight Youth Leadership Contest winners had been en- tered in the state-wide contest and he expressed hope that there would be a local state winner. The pupils submitted folders on their extra- curricular and community activities to the three judges, Rev. Perry Bucke, J. Munson Lee, and Mrs. Lucy Merrell. P. M. E. A. The P.M.E.A. band festival was held at Philipsburg on January 13, 14, and 15,1956. One hundred and ninety-two musicians thoroughly enioyed their visit from Thursday morning until Saturday night due to the gener- osity of patrons and ninety-four hostesses. A dance and movie were also enjoyed by the visit- ing band members. A capacity crowd filled the auditorium to hear the three concerts. Mr. Leonard B. Smith, famed cornetist and guest conductor, played an unusual English coach horn. Philipsburg was awarded eight first chairs out of the twenty-five participants. Congratulations to Mr. Manner who helped to make the concert a huge success, and to Bar- bara Eyerly who was chosen to represent Philips- burg in the State Band Concert at Meadville, Feb- ruary 2-4,1956. Special Recognition Seated: Marcia Brown, Marjorie Kephart. Standing: Sandra Lape, Lorrie Kephart, Diane Humphrey, Betty Jane Pleskonko. D. A. R. ORATORICAL CONTEST The winners of the Annual Junior Oratorical Essay Contest, sponsored by the Moshannon Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution, were presented to the Senior High School students Friday, March 23 in the Sixth Street Auditorium. Essays consisting of approximately five hun- dred words were written by each member of the Junior class. A jury of three members, to whom the essays were submitted, selected the six best essays. The winning contestants and their respective essays are as follows: Marjorie Kephart .,,,.,. ,, . The American Way Betty Pleskonko ...,..,, America--Synonym for Opportunity Diane Humphrey .... . ...,. .. , The Common Faith Sandra Lape ,....... . . Save Time for Freedom Marcia Brown ....,..,. ,......,.. W ealth of Our Nation Lorie Kephart ..,.,.t.. What Makes America Great The winner of the contest will receive the D. A. R. medal award. Certificates of merit will be received by all six of the contestants. THE AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY The subject of this year's American Legion Essay was How Tolerant Must I Be To Be A Good Citizen In A Democracy. This contest is for the seniors and awards are made on three levels- local, county, and state. A panel of judges se- lected the following people: First, Franz Schubert, second, Dave Durica, and third, Kyle McQuillen. The winning essay was entered in county compe- tition. MAGAZINE DRIVE The annual senior class magazine drive, which is held to raise money for the Senior Ban- quet, began February 6 and was extended until February 27. Joanne Nordberg served as general chair- man with the following students acting as home- room chairmen: Mary Louise McCamley, room 101, Luke Wayne, room 107, Jerilin Vroman, room 106, and Jere Meyer, room 102. The highest salesman was Gloria Henwood, second highest, Marian Wisor, and third, Bonnie Bailey. Each one received a prize. Room 101 was the homeroom having the highest total sales but was followed closely by room 107. D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD The winner of the Good Citizenship Award, which is given annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution, was Joanne Nordberg. The award is given for dependability, service, hon- esty, patriotism and leadership. DRIVER'S TRAINING Many students this year, again, had the op- portunity to learn how to drive a car under the supervision of Mr. James McCall. This was the fourth year that the Harpster Chevrolet Corpora- tion has provided a specially equipped car, which has made this course possible in our high school. GENERAL The Guidance Department, first formed in 1953, is under the supervision of Mr. Laurence Nelson. As Guidance Counselor, Mr. Nelson has done much to help many students choose their vocations. Mr. Black, who graduated from Penn State where he studied music, did much to help Mr. Manner in the Music Department of our school. Much credit is also to be given to Mr. Black for organizing a Senior High Chorus which sang for the Easter program and other special assemblies. The editors wish to thank George Voyzey for the fine art work he did for the Annual, and also John Gallo for his literary contributions. Sponsors The Adivsors and Production Staff ot the T956 Mountaineer wish to thank all those who have in any way contributed to the production of this annual. A special thanks to Mr. Wasseen's Art Department for their help, and to the business places listed below. Without your interests and help, this book would never have reached a successful completion. We hope that each year the results of our etliorts will be an inducement for your continued support. 'A' 'A' 'A' R. L. Batcheler First National Bank Diamond Stripping Company Morningstar Bakeries, Inc. it A 'k Purity Miik Corporation ir 'A' 'lr B. 84 B. Motor Carriers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ball Dr. Leonidas Drivas Fryberger Insurance Agency General Hardware Supply Co. General Retractories Co. Gette's Dentist Ottice Dr. Pat Gianopulos Doctors Cloyd S. and William R. Harkins Dr. Harvey Houtzdale Wholesale Produce Co. Ibberson Drug Store Irwin's Ledger Company Loyal Order of Moose McCamley and Baird Meyer Brothers Company Modern Loan Company Quaker Bonnet Restaurant Rusnak Brothers Standard Pennant Company Dr. Taylor Dr. Roy R. Tompkins Veterans Home Club Inc. Western Auto Wolf Furniture Company ir'k'k Zimmerman Engraving Co. Kurtz Bros Sykesville, Pa. Clearfield, Pa 78 A 8. P Store Adelman 8. Ratowsky Amvets Post :lgl:'l59 B. P. O. E. Robert Bailey Bennett's Clothing Store Best Jewelers Betty Jay Shop Booth 81 Shontz Bottling Works Brown's Boot Shop Catherine's Market Ralph J. Corio E. E. Demi Dr. Robert Dewey Dunlap Fcrd Sales Eboch 81 Green Funeral Home Elliot Ccal Company Dr. M. C. Ferrier Frank's Sports Shop Goldberg's Store W. T. Grant D. L. Hancock Co. HoFter's Novelty Store Hoover Hardware Company Horne's Wallpaper and Paint Store H owa rd's Jewel ry Store Hurwitz Furniture 8g Appliance Store C. A. Johnston, C. P. A. Keller Drug Store Kelley-Johnston Kennard Jewelry Store Kephart's Hardware Company Killion Motors Sponsors Knowles Beauty Shop Little Restaurant McCrory's McTague Manufacturing Company Merle F. Stockley Transfer Miller Cleaning 84 Dye Works Roy Miller's Restaurant C. B. Mills and Sons Modern Dry Cleaning MoFfatt's Floral Shop Parsky's Pennshire Clothing Philips Hotel Philipsburg Ledger Company Philipsburg Thrift Corp. and Philips Consumer Discount Portage Same Day Cleaning Price Service Station Pritchard Bros. Garage Reliance Fire Company No. Rite Style Shoppe Rowland Theatre Dr. Lorenzo Runk Sharp 81 Griest, Attorneys Simler lnsurance Agency Snyder's Auto Wreckers Swistock Bros. Toby's Restaurant Voyzey's Grocery Store Walton lnsurance Agency What-To-Wear Ziff's 'l Senior Farewell With acknowledgment of what we, as students, have learned and achieved during the last few memory-filled years at this, our own never forgotten high school, we gratefully and humbly bestow our thanks to all those who have made this possible. We now, as young men and women, face the life for which we have long prepared. Our goals are still a long way off, but because of the training we have received at this school, we will find them easier to reach. We proudly hail our school and her alma mater. Alma Mater Oh, Philipsburg, Oh, Philipsburg Our Alma Mater dear To thee we pledge our loyalty, Our love for future years. We sing your praises far and wide We hail your colors true Long may they wave triumphantly, For the glory of our school. Oh, Philipsburg, Oh, Philipsburg Our Alma Mater dear Your sons and daughters raise a song To honor your own fair name. We thank you for the happy days We spent as students here, Long may we cherish your ideals As the years bring us joy andfame. 80