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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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The first class of seniors was graduated from this building last year. A full year of extracurricular activities was carried out. The building was not all that was new last year. New courses, new clubs, new sports, new instructors, new rules, new freedoms-all were typical of the transition period. Now that period is passed, we may now move forward to new heights in all endeavors, confident that the facilities afforded by our school will enable us to receive the best in education. Buildings, of course, do not make pupils: but buildings may help pupils become students by alilording them the opportunity to advance in many areas. We feel our school can and will do this. Dedication JENNINGS D. JOHNSTON With fondest memories we, the Class of 1960, dedicate this year- book to Mr. Jennings D. Johnston, who suddenly passed cway Sunday, September 20, 1959, while he was showing our new school to some of his relatives and friends. As a member of the schooI's maintenance stat? he had become in- valuable to the students, faculty, administration and other staff mem- bers. He was very cheerful, friendly and willingly helpful to everyone. Mr. Johnston will be remembered by all with sincere attection and respect. Mountaineer Staff Co-editors ,..., .. Photography . . .. Art .... ..,.., , Business Managers Chief Typists ., Advisors , Table Faculty ,. ...,, ,, Seniors ,, ....... . Senior Secrets ,. .. Junior Rotarians . Snaps .,..,...,, ,. , Underclassmen Clubs ..,,. .,.. Band ....,......., Class Plays ,.,,,,.. Football ..,,.., Basketball ,,.,, ., Wrestling ,. ..,... .. . Special Recognition ..... .. Sponsors ,,,,. . .i,,,.... . . Photographer .. Engrover Printer .. . ..... Toni DeBross, Sandra Beveridge . .,,, ., , .,... .. . ,. .,.. Roger Acton .. ,,,, Dan Marin, Larry Ross, Ed Knepp . Dorothy Crain, Connie Williams . Joanne Miller, Robert Rothrock , Mr. Mills, Mr. McCamley of Contents Page 'I4 .. 42 .. ,,,., 46 . 48, 60, 72 ...,... .. 49 62 , ,. 74 79 82 85 88 ,, ,, 93 ..95 , Carl 8- Don Studio Philipsburg, Penna. . Zimmerman Engraving Ca. Sykesville, Penna. . . ,. .. Kurtz Bros. Clearfield, Penna. 4 i , Wx ADMINISTRA-ION Board of School Directors PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL BOARD Mr. John E. Lux, President , , .,., , ., , . .... Philipsburg Borough Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President , . Boggs Township Mrs. Miriam Hess, Secretary , . . . . ,. Rush Township Mr. W. E. Townsend, Treasurer ,. , Philipsburg Borough Mr. Norman Bean . Mr. William Bean ,..... Mr. Vance Burtner ..,., Mr. Joseph Dixon . Mr. Norman Dixon Mrs. Alice Eboch . . Mrs. Tillie Gates . Mrs. Sue Gilham . . Mr. Robert Granville ,. Mr. Ardell Hamer, Jr. Mrs. Erda Hartle . Mr. John Heath , Mrs.Miriam Hess . . Mr. James Hiclcok. .. Mr. Ellwood Johnson Mr. Cecil Kanouff Mr. John Kerfoot , Dr. Dorothy Kinney , , Mr. Charles W. Knepp Mr. Edward Long . . . So. Philipsburg Boro So. Philipshurg Boro . . Osceola Mills Boro , Wollaceton Borough . Boggs Township So. Philipsburg Boro So. Philipsburg Boro ,. So. Philipsburg Boro . Chester Hill Borough Wollaceton Borough . , Rush Township Osceola Mills Borough . Rush Township Osceola Mills Borough .. ,. Philipsburg Boro Boggs Township .. .,., Decatur Township . , Chester Hill Boro . Wollaceton Borough , .. Decatur Township Mr. John Lux . .. Mr. Stewart L. Mason , Mr. Frank McCabe Mr. John McQueeney Mr. Harry Millard , ,. Mr. Frank Michols ., ,. Mr. Donald Osewolt Mr. Robert Patterson . . , Mr. J. Clair Simler Mrs. Myrna Stoker , , . Mr. Dole Taylor Mr. Hugh Tormey , . ., Mr. Warren E. Townsend ,, , ., Mr. Wendell Turner ..,, . Mr. Wilton Turner . . , Mr. George R. Twigg . Mr. Edgar H. Wilson , Mr. Willson Williams , ., Philipsburg Boro , Wollaceton Borough .. Philipsburg Boro ,.,,, , Rush Township Decatur Township Osceola Mills Boro Osceola Mills Boro Decatur Township . Philipsburg Boro Rush Township Chester Hill Boro , Rush Township . Philipsburg Boro Chester Hill Boro . , Wollaceton Boro . Chester Hill Boro , Boggs Township , Boggs Township Mr. Ward Winters .,.... ,,..... Decatur Township Mr. Harry Zimmerman .. PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL COMMITTEE Boggs Township Mr. John E. Lux, President . .,.. ., . . ,... , , Philipsburg Borough Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President . ,.,. , Boggs Township Mrs. Gladys G. Dunlap, Secretary , , , , . , QNon-Member! Mr. W. E. Townsend, Treasurer , ., , . Philipsburg Borough Mr. Edgar Wilson . Mr. Harry Zimmerman Mr. Robert Granville Mr. George R. Twigg .. Mr. John Kerfoot ..,,.,. Mr. Ward Winters Mr. Vance H. Burtner Mr. Frank Michols . . 6 ,. Boggs Township . Boggs Township . Chester Hill Boro Chester Hill Boro , Decatur Township Decatur Township . Osceola Mills Boro Osceola Mills Boro Mr. John E. Lux ., ,. Mr. Frank McCabe Mrs. Erda Hartle ,. Mr. Hugh Tormey . Mrs. Alice Eboch ,, Mrs. Sue Gilham , . Mr. Joseph Dixon Mr. Stewart Mason . , Philipsburg Boro ., Philipsburg Boro Rush Township ., . , Rush Township So. Philipsburg Boro So. Philipsburg Boro Wollaceton Boro Wollaceton Boro FRANK E. EHRENFELD, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal It is with pleasure that I extend to the members of the class of i960 my congratulations in attaining graduation which is but a beginning in life's broader fields. Much that you have gained in these formative years will clear the way for success in your future endeavors. The truly educated person has learned a sense of justice, duty, truth, honesty-not only because it is the best policy, but because it is right. We hope that your high school education will aid you in the realiza- tion of these qualities as you travel life's road. M. S. HANCOCK, A.B., M.Ed. Senior High School Principal in this day of wonders, a high school education assumes a new and deeper significance. We can point with pride to all of the great accomplishments of the past but we must also be aware of the challenges of the present. It is only through the solid foundation of a thor- ough education that you can hope to meet those chal- lenges. There is no easy way to this meeting, but rather it means that each one must use the ability with which he is endowed to the greatest extent possible. Your high school education is not an end in itself, but rather the means to an end. The diploma you re- ceive is a testimonial that you have availed yourself ofthe opportunities presented to a reasonable degree. You, yourself, knaw whether you have made the most of those opportunities. EDWARD J. GRUNDY, B.S., M.Ed. Director of Curricula Many roads stretching into the future will loom ahead for each of you who has successfully completed the requirements for graduation. None of these roads will be entirely free from detours regardless of your planning. lt is hoped that the training received in the Philipsburg-Osceola Area Schools has helped to pre- pare you to confront these obstacles as you meet them on Life's highways of tomorrow. Jean M. Adams, BS. lewis 0. Adams, B.S. Melvin l.. Bock, B.S., M.Ed. Murray Darke, 8.5. Vocational Homemaking American History, P.O.D. Bookkeeping I Bi ll Biology F,H.A. Advisor As5'l Football Coach Sales, Business law Golf Coach Ass't Wrestling Coach Current Affairs Club Praiection Club Student Council Advisor Junior Class Advlsar . 1 Gerald C. Davis, B.S. .lahlt M. Deliman, B.S., M.Ed. Micllall J. Delimen, B.S., M.Ed. Health and Physical Education Chemistry Vocational Agriculture Head Basketball Coach Chemistry Club Adult Educatian in Agriculture Head Baseball Coach F.F.A. Advisor Asn Football couch Key Club Aavsm Rhea M. Frantx, BA., M.A. Marie G. George, ILA. Wilbur E. Gilham, B.5., Nl.Ed. Charles M. Goldthnrp, B.S. Senior English Sophomore English Biology Health and Physical Education Latin l L Il Head of language Department Nature Club J.V. Football Coach International Friendship Club Saphamore Class Advisor Varsity Wrestling Couch 8 1 Donna Lee Goldlhorp, 8.5. John Golemlauslri. B.5. Joshua G. Harrington, Rohan G. Hoovsr, 8.5. Heanh and Physical edumaan wma oeugmphy M MA' vmfamml Agfawnufe Cheerleader Advisor Social Sludies Adull Eduzalien in Agriculture F,F.A. Adviser Am.-1 1, Jms, s.s. cmge e. Knowles, a.A.. Mia. rr-um murmur, a.s, Algebra n Problems of American Mum, same some cenmerfy a. rfaggnomeny Democracy rv ma Radio cm, Mum club Harold H. lakh, B.S. les lane, B.5., M.Ed, John W. Maclrin, A.B., M.Ed. Nicholas M. Maddulnnn, Mom I s. n English lu Guidance Counxelor M' ' C MH' Plone Geomelry Schucl Newspaper Advisor Junior and Senior High School Slenogruphy I 5 ll, Typing ll Oulduars Club Office Pruclice Ass'l vmny Foolhull cmh J.V. Basketball Coach r. John E. Manner, B.S.. M.Ed. James E. McColl, 8.5. Jerome T. McCamley, B.Ed. Bruce l. McKay. 8.5. Supervisor of Music Drivers Eclucoiion Senior English lnduslriul Arts Insiruclor Advisor lo Annual Slcff Metal Club Senior Class Advisor L, ,,,,,, ,U Mi,,,,,, R, N, chi-iris, a, Mills. a.s., M.A. Joseph Monsueir, a.A., M.A. Nurse for Junior nnd Tvpifls I ' World Hisfvfv senim. High School Clerical Olfice Prachte French I 8. Il Advisor to Annual Typing Club Robert H. Moore, B.S., M.Ed. Raymond O'Brlen, BA. William J. Ponciern, BS. MurKay Ropseyr B.S American Hive-'v Special Edvwfivr- Librarian, Library Club Junior rind Senior English Football Coach Ass't Varsity Si J.V. Foolboll Fulure Teachers Club Ass'l Boseball Coach Ass'i Wresillng Couch 10 eq l ii Thomas Z. Sthrelfle Elementary, Junior and Senior Vocal Music Dirednr of Junior and Senior Charuses Junior Business Training Business Arilhmelie Secretary Io siipeiviiiiig Principal Carl E. Wasseen. B.5, ,I 5.5. Cunis H. Shore. B.S. Shirley W. Shore, B.S. Verne E Smilh A B Industrial Arts Sophomore Speech Direelor of Alhlellcs Dramalics Coach and Recrealicn Supervisor and Teacher All Club lf' S Mrs. Cowluar Sezrelary lo Supervising Principal Home and School Vlsllor Gertrude Williams, B.A. Heallli and Physical Edumlimi Girls' ausileibull and Volleyball . Lfiif' ' ' fer Y J , iii. , ' , .,iii32if.. l f ltiili' ll-. I - 1 - A '-'!. Mrs. Carlson Sesretcry lo senior High Principal Cafeteria Staff Fran! Row lI.lo 1.1: Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Kovuek, Mrs. Bench, Mrs. Kerfoof. Buck Row: Mrs. shinafen, Mia walkman. Mrs. cafrwfagm, Mr.. Kimbrel, Mrs. Nufdbefg. Maintenance Staff lL.lor.J: Mr. Roxby, Mr. Pevuck, Mr. Cartwright. Nur pinured: Mr. Shmpless, Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Scott. I2 xkk X Li' SENIDRS x fd XX XX , Y xl 5 fu x Senior Class of 1960 Color . . . Powder Blue and White Flower . ,,,, ..,, W hite Rose Song . .. Moments to Remember Motto The greater the task, the more glorious the triumph. Vice President larry Wise Treasurer Sandro Condo President Frederick Craig Secretary Carole Rafferty li.,,.. FREDERICK SUMNER CRAIG Sumner Academic Basketball 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Band 6 yrs.: Dance Band 2 yrs.: Student Council 2 yrs.: Class President l yr.: Home Roam Pres. 3 yrs.: Key Club 3 yrs.: Varsity Club l yr.: Class Vice Presi- dent 'l yr. Ambition: To be successful in life. CAROLE ANN RAFFERTY Ratt Academic Cheerleader 6 yrs.: Class Officer 3 yrs.: Home Room Officer 2 yrs.: Student Council 3 yrs.: Student Council Delegate 1 yr.: urherene s yn., Gym captain a yn.: Volleyball 2 yn., euska- ball 3 yrs.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Play-Day at Penn State 1 yr.: Physical-Ed. Clinic at Clearfield l yr.: Home Room Captain for Magazine mat. 1 yr., umm ed. 1 yr., 1:1.A.n. Prompter 1 yr., Handicapped Essay 3rd prize I yr.: Gym Show 2 yrs.: Student Council Officer: Captain of Cheerleaders, Ambition: Beeome a nurse and then fulfill my fondest desire. I4 LARRY DALE WISE little Win Academic Student Council 3 yrs.: Pres. Student Council I yr.: Key Club 2 yrs.: Treasurer Key Club I yr.: Football 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Track 1 yr.: Varstiy Club I yr.: Home Room President 1 yr.: Home Room Vice President l yr.: Vice Pres. of Senior Class. Ambition: Be e city-Manager. SANDRA DIANE CONDO SandY Academic Cheerleader 3 yrs.: Cheerleading Club 3 yrs.: Class Treasurer 2 yrs.: Class Secretary l yr.: Home Room Secretary 2 yrs.: Home Room President l yr.: Student Council 3 yrs.: Gym Shaw 2 yrs.: Usherette 2 yrs.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: Bas- ketball 2 yrs.: Driver-'s Training l yr.: Cheerleading Contest Z yrs. Ambition: To have R.N. plaeed after my name. ANNA MAE Alssnr annie clorirol Study Club 4 yrs.: Volleyball 1 yr. Ambition: Get a icb. JOHN EUGENE ALBRIGHT Gene General smoy Clul: a yrs. Ambition: To iss o sosross in life. JOHN MILFORD BAILEY Jack Academic Faalbnll 3 yrs.: Baskelball :l yrs.g Baseball 3 yrs., Gym show l yr.: Key Club: Home Room Pres. l yr. Ambition: Ta be a success. DARLA KAY BEACH Beachie Clerical All Class Play 2 yrs.: Band 3 yrs.: Drum Moior 1 yr.: Tires, pian 2 yrs.: Home Room Secre- tary 1 yr.g Basketball 2 yrs.: Gym Shaw 1 yr.: Driver rroin- ing 1 yr.: Drama Assemblies I yr-2 Gym Captain l yr. Ambition: To became an oirl line hostess. JUDITH ANN ALBERT Judy Secrelarial Cheerleader 3 yrs.: Cheerlead- ing Club 3 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.y Treas- urer ot Home Room 2 yrs.p Slus den! Council l yr.p Secretary to Mr, Davis 1 yr.: Usherette 1 yr.: Gym Show 2 yrs.p Driver Train- ing l yr.: Pram Committee l yr.p Gym coploin 1 yr. Ambition: Go to Washington, D. C. and get or iob. PETER PAUL AVOTTE Pele Asoaomis Math Club 1 yr.: Chemistry Club 1 yr.g rrsnrli Club 1 yr.: Driver rmrning 1 yr. Ambition: Be o sossoss in everything 1 ao. KENNEYH l, BANEY Barley General Radio one iv Club 1 yr.: cur. rent Even? Club l yr. Ambition: To be successful. Jann EDWARD BEAN John General wrestling 1 yr.g shop Clulal yr.g Automotive Mechanics Club 1 yr. Ambition: Join the Marines onrl lsosoms o mechanie. I5 ALBERT CHARLES BERGER Al General Basketball l yr.: All Class Musi- cal 1 yr.: Band 3 yrs.: All Class Play 2 yrs.: Gym Show l yr.: Band Club 3 yrs.: National Thes- piun Society 2 yrs. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I da. LYNN STEVEN PAYRICK BEZlLlA Burn Acudamit Band I yr.: Band Club 1 yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Art Club 1 yr. Ambition: Join the Air Force and learn to tly. JEROME EDWARD BROWN Jerry Academic Proieseion Club 1 yr., Chemistry Club 1 yr.: French Club l yr.: Home Room President 2 yrs. Ambition: Mechanical Engi- nearing. MICHAEL RAYMOND BURNS Burnsie General Art Club l yr.: Study Club l yr.: Baseball 1 yr., Hobby Club 1 yr. Ambirii-iii To ivan the Air Force and then retire. I6 SANDRA MINNIE BEVERIDGE Sandy Clerical Basketball 2 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: Annual Club 3 yrs. Ambition: To be happy, su:- cessful and molre a certain boy happy. sisnoius inn nuns surrey smut Volleyball 'I yr.: Basketball l yr.: Gym Show l yr.: Yeenage Club l yr.: Home Ecanamics Club 1 yr.: Library Club 1 yr., Library Assissuiii 1 yr.: chorus 1 yr. Ambition: Get married and be happy, FREDERICK WILLIAM BURNS Fred General Band 4 yrs.: Bays Chorus I yr.: Chorus l yr.: Play l yr.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Minstrel I yr.: Brass Choir l yr.: Vice-President l yr.: Student Council l yr.: Band Club A yrs.: Key Club I yr. Ambition: Join the service and then continue to elec- tronics school. ALICE PAY BURGE Binge Clerical Blue Bond 3 yrs.: Blue Band Club 3 yrs.: Gym Show I yr.: Gym Captain l yr. Ambition. Ba is good wif. to Larry and a good mother to his children. SHIRLEY ANN BURTON 5l1irl Clerical rr-rrirarrrr show 1 yr.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: Driv- ers ed. 1 yr.: Study club 1 yr.i Prom committee 2 yrs.: Home Economics Club I yr.: Gym show 2 yrs.: Annual club 1 yr.: Gym Captain 3 yrs. Ambition: To go to seemi- cian Scbool. JANET Lou aurrsnwonru Jem General Gym show 1 yr.: sernrsiimli 1 yr.g anna 2 yr.. Ambition: Te :sea rr happy married nf.. HAROLD WRIGHT CADMAN ru vemnenel Agriculture F. F. A. Club 2 yrs. Ambition: Ta go to Texas: then have a farm. CAROLE ELIIABETH CHELTON Carole General Blue Bond 3 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs.: Gym Show 2 yrs. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. ROBERT M. BUSH Bob Vocational Agriculture Football 2 yrs.: F. F.A. Club 3 yrs.: Gym shew 1 yr.: oraysrs Training 1 yr.: Reporter of Par- liamentary Procedure Team 2 yrs. Ambition: Ge to college and take up landscaping. MAYNARD CLAYTON BUTTERWORIH Maynard Academic Band 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Gym Show I yr.: Student Coun- :il I yr.: Key Club 2 yrs. Ambition: Go to college. BARBARA ELLEN CARSON Barb Gsnernl Study Club I yr.: Home Ec. 2 yrs.: Softball I yr. Ambition: To be sucressful. JAMES WILLIAM CHRISTOFF Crusty Academic aerra 1 yr.: Band Club 1 yr.: Chorus I yr.: Boys Chorus I yr.: Brass Choir 1 yr.r Minstrel 1 yr.: County Chorus 1 yr.: school Orchestra 1 yr.: Study cm, 2 yrx.: Home Room Vice-President 1 yr. Ambition: Ta have cl won- derful future. I7 JOHN THOMAS CIESLAR John General Bond Club 6 yrs.: Band 6 yrs.: P.M.E.A. 2 yrs.: All Class Musi- col 1 yr., All Closs Play 1 yr., Dance Bond 4 yrs.: Announcer on P.A, I yr.: Rodeo Contest I yr. Ambilion: Go to Alaska in my Plymouth. RONAID WILLIAM COMITI Ron Azademic salma Club 1 yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Penn State Science Fair: lndiana Science Fair: Math Club 1 yr.: lu-J shpw 1 yr.: Home Room Vice-President I yr. Ambition: Electronics Engi- neer. HAZEL ANN COWFER Bugs Secretarial Softball I yr.: Girls Volleyball 'I yr.: Girls Basketball I yr.: Typing Club I yr.: Study Club I yr.: Current Events Club I yr.: Home Room Secretary I yr.: Secretory to Mr. Back I yr.: Usherette I yr. Ambition: Be a good secre tory. SAMUEL C. CROYLE Som General sway Club 1 yr.: Auto Mecha... Ics Club I yr.: Shop Club I yr.: Home Room President I yr. Ambition: Get out of school. I8 BARBARA JOAN ClAWGE5 Bobbie Azademie Home Room Treasurer 2 yrs.: Sludent Council I yr.: News- paper Club a yrs., News Enlitor of Newspaper Club I yr.: Co- Editor of Newspaper Club 1 yr.: Prom Committee 1 yrs.: Gym Show 2 yrs.: Drivers Train- ing 1 yr.: ushmllp 2 yrs.: Gil-ls Basketball 3 yrs.: Girls Volley- ball 3 yrs.: Magazine Drive. cpplplp 1 yr. Ambition: To have R.N. placed alter my name. :mov :om colzlzlsm rpg Clerical Study Club 2 yrs.: Current Af- fairs Club Secretory I yr.: Girls Volleyball 1 yrs. Ambition: To marry C. S. and make mm happy. DOROTHY LOUISE CRAIN Dorothy Secretarial Study Club 2 yrs.: Typing Club I yr.: Girl: Volleyball I yr.: Home Room Ireosurer I yr.: cms spfllapll 1 yr.: Clos: Play l yr., secretary to M.. Deliman, Ambition: Get married to a guy from Marrisdole. RONAID A. DAVIDSON Dill Academic Chemistry Club I yr.: Math Club 2 yrs.: National Honor So- zietyg D.A.R. finalist: Key Club. Ambition: Graduate from college ond be o success in my chosen field. MICHAEL EDWARD DELBO Mike General Hobby Club 1 yi., oaiaaai Club 1 yr,g All Club 1 yi. Ambiiiaiii Join the Air Para.. JAMES CLAYTON DEIBLER Jim General Proieclion Club 1 yi., oaidaan Club 1 yr., Auto Maaiianiai 1 yi., wiaanina 1 yr.: Wrestling Maiiagaf 1 yi. Ambiiiaiii .lain the Air Farce. CHARLOTTE MAE DINANT Shu,- Clerical Gym sliaw z yn., Busllelbull 1 yr., raanaga Club pl-aaiaeal 1 yr.: Library Club I yr.: Chorus Club I Yr.: Driver Training I yr. Ambiiiaai ra please my pai- afiia and gel married. JANET ARLENE DIXON Arlene General vallayliall 1 yr.: naiiaga cial, sanarafy 1 yi., library Club 1 yr.p 1-lama sa. Club 1 yi.: Lilaiafy Assislunl 1 yi., Baslrelbull 1 yi., niivaf Training 1 yr. Amblilan: ieagiiiaiaa uma. TONI LEE DeBROSS Toni Academic Annual Club 3 yn., AnnuulPl1o- Iography Eclilor 1 yr.: Major- elle 1 yr., All clan Play 2 yn., Gym Show 2 yrs.: Baskelball 2 yn.g Volleyball 2 yrs.: Driver Training 1 yr.: uahafana 1 yr., Library Assislanl I ying Prom cammima 2 yn., Drama Aa- semblies I yr. Ambniani ra marry a ww derful guy and lead a happy life logalher. MICHAEL JOHN DeROM0 Nikilu Azademie Science Club I yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: French Club 'I yr.: Vice President of Frnnch Club 1 yi. Ambilion: To be suzcessful in my field of endeavor. GERALDINE ANN DIXON Gerri Clerical Study Club 2 yrsq Volleyball I yr.: Teen-Age Club I yn: Bus- lleihall I yr. Ambition: To have 1: life of love, fun, suzzess, and hap- piness. KATHRYN LOUISE DIXON Kay Clnicnl Band 6 yrs.: Usherelia 2 yrs.g Hama Ea. Club 1 yr.: Mniorelle Club 2 yn., ciiaailaaaai 1 yi., Maiafana capiaiii 1 yi. Ambition: Be u nurse. I9 nsvsnw vsmu noumnncx amy srrrrrrrrarrl Annual Club l yr.: Library Club I yr.r Typing Club 1 yr.r Vol- leyball 3 yrs.p Basketball lyr.g Secretary to Mr. Adams l yr.: Gym show 1 yr.: Driver's Train- ing l yr. Ambition: To have all my dreams come true. RICHARD ERNEST DUNCAN Dick Academic Proiection Club 2 yrs.p French Club l yr. Ambition: Mechanic. MARY Lou numcA nary Lou Academic Senior High Chorus Accompan- ist 2 yrs.y All Class Play l yr.: Plameroarn Secretory 2 yrs.: Li- brary Assistant 2 yrs.: Library Club l yr.7 French Club l yr.: Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Accompanist 2 yrs.: School Organist 2 yrs.: Junior Rotorian l yr. Ambition: To let the Lord have first place in my life. JAN ICE MARIE ERNEST Janice Academic arrrra an yr... srtrrrel Orchestra 2 yrs.: Cheerleader 1 yr.: All cum Play 1 yr.: Chorus 3 yrs.: Jr. District Band l yr.: News- paper Reporter l yr.g Chorus Club 1 yr.: Band Club l yr.: French Club 1 yr.: Volleyball l yr.: Basketball 1 yr.g librarian l yr.: Home Room Treasurer I yr.: Prom Committee l yr. Ambition: Go on to school. 20 sense muuocx s.r9. Awarrrrrar Barra 2 yrs.g Chemistry Club 1 yr.: Band Club 2 yrs.: Class Play l yr.g Minstrel 1 yr.: County Band I yr. Ambition: To go to college. RODNEY EARL DUNZIK Rnd Academic Football 2 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: Mari. Club 1 yr., Study club 1 yr. Ambition: Ga on to school. get rr good paying iob, find the right girl and get mar- ried. JOHN FRANKLIN EIRICH John Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture l yr.: Radio and Television Club l yr.: President of Radio and Television club 1 yr. Ambition: To loin the army. JUDY ANN FAHR Judy Secretarial Study Club I yr.: Typing Club I yr,g Volleyball 2 yrs.p Girls' Basketball 2 yrs.: Secretary ta Mr. Knowles 'l yr. Ambition: To be o secretory. NANCY svsum FAHR 'fniiggiw Secretarial Volleyball 2 yrs.: Basketball 2 yrs.: Home Ec. Club 2 yrs.: Typ: ing Club 1 yr.: semlmy to Mr, Moore and Mr. Smith. Ambition: Work for the F.B.l. KENNETH LEE FENTON Ken General Basketball l yr.: Praiection Club 2 yrs.: outdoor: Club l yi. Ambition: Out-hunt and out- lish my Dad. NANCY CAROI. FLECKENSYEIN Nan Academic Chorus 2 yrs.: Chorus Club I yr.: Newspaper Club 2 yrs.: Newspaper business manager l yr.: French Club I yr.: Gym Show I yr,: Girls Volleyball Team l yr.: Girls Basketball 2 yrs.: Home Room Secretary 2 yrs. Ambition: Live o life pleas- ing to my Lord. CAROL ANNETTE FOSYER Carol Clerical Study Club l yr.: library Club l yr.: Volleyball l yr.: niivw: mining l yr.. International Friendship Club l yr. Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I un- dertake. FREDERICK LEE FENTON Fred Acndnmic Math Club 2 yrs.: Ouldaar Club I yr. Ambition: To be a Minister of the Gospel. ALBERT RAY FLECK Abbie General Band l yr.: Football Manager 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Basket- ball l yr.: Home Room Treas- urer l yr.: Home Room Vice- President l yr. Ambition: Join the Air Farce. LARRY JOHN FOLMAR Twitch Academic Band 1 yr.: Art Club 2 yrs, Ambition: Military career. CAROLYN ANN FOSTER Carolyn Clerical sway Club 2 yrs.: Volleyball l yr.: International Friandship Club l yr, Ambition: To be a successful beautician. 21 JUDITH ANN FOWLER fdisconlinuedl PATRICIA MARLENE FRANTZ Mars Secretarial Band I yr.: Softball l yr.: Val- leyball l yr.: Band Club I yr.y Study Club I yr.y Chorus Club 1 yr., Library 1 yr.p cum Play l yr.: Homeroam Vice-Presidenl I yr.: Homeroom Secretary I yr.: Secretary Io Mr. Mackln I yr.: School Orchestra I yr.: Newspaper I yr. Ambition: Ga to Washington and be an efficient private secrelary. JOHN FRANKLIN GEARHART Goober Academic Study Club I yr.p Basketball Manager 3 yrs.: Baseball Man- ager 2 yrs.: Stage Crew I yr.g Stage Crew Club I yr.: Auto Mechanics Club I yr.g Varsity Club I yr. Ambition: Join the Air Forre, JEAN lOlS GILSON Jeanne Clerical Basllelball 2 yrs.: Volleyball 3 YU-I Chorus I Yr.: Home Ee. Clvb 2 vu.: F.H.A. Prrrlaqrrrsn- tarian I yr-1 F.l'l.A. Vita-Presb dent I yr.: Home Room Treas- urer I yr.y Gym Shaw I yr, Ambition: To be happy and successful in everything I do. 22 JOHN A. FRANK Butch General For-,rbeli Manager 2 yrs,y Radio and rv Club 1 yr. Amman.: To be e rmharrarr. czmoivn mn csnnnnr amy clrrirrn Ieenage Club I yr.: Study Club I yr.: Chorus Club I yr.: Cho- rus 2 yrs,p Volleyball I yr.: Bao ketball I yr.: Driver's Training 'I yr. Ambition: To live a lile of success and happiness. DOLORES MARLENE GEE ldiseeniinuedl ROBERTA ANN GILSON Bobbi Clerical yrs- Homeroom Vice-President I yr.: Teenage C ub l yr.: Home smerrrirr Club 2 yrs.: chem 1 yr. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Volleyball 3 yu.: Basketball 3 ., I MERLE ORRIS GONDER Merle General Shop Club I yr.: Outdoors Club 2 yrs.: Wrestling 2 yrs. Ambition: Be on auto me- chanic. ELIZABETH MAY GRAFTON sandy sraaral Cham: 2 yrs.: vallayball 1 yr.g library 1 yr. Ambition: To be cl nurse, and marry a aanaia gay. RICHARD l.. GREEN Robin Hood Glnsral Stags Crew 1 yr. Ambition: To be a carpenter. FREDERICK JULIUS GUSTKEY Gus Acadamiz Football 3 yrs.: Baseball 2 yrs.: Wrestling 2 yrs.p Varsity Club 1 yr.: Treasurer llloma Reoml 'I yr.p student Council 1 yr. Ambition: To aa to college. CAR0l.YN ANN GORDON General Chorus 1 yr.: Basketball I yr.: Secretary of Home Room I yr.: Home Room Program Chairman 1 yr.: An Club 1 yr. Ambition: To become o suc- cessful Beautician. GERALD E. GREEK Blinkors General Hubby Club 1 yr.: Shop Club I yr.: Avro Nlaahaaias 1 yr., Basa- lsall 1 yr. Amlaillaar To iala lha Army. RUTH JANE GUNTER Bridgette Secretarial Home Room Secretary 2 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.p Newspaper Club 3 yrs.: D,A.R. Orutoricnl Contax! 1 yr.g Usherotte 2 yrs,y Driver's Ed. l yr.: Gym Show I yr. Ambition: Learn to play golf with the PRO. ROBERT ALLEN HANNA Bula Golllrul Band 2 yrs.: Band Club 'l yr.: Study Club 2 yrs. Ambition: To get a good iob. 23 RUTH MARIE HAJZAK Ruth Secretarial Softball I yr.: Band I yr.p Study Club 2 yrs.: Typing I yr.: Secre- tary to Mr. Shere and Mr. McKay 1 yr.g library 1 yr. Ambition: Succeed in life. ELEANOR ELIZABETH HASSINGER Tools General Driver's Training I yr.: Basket- ball 2 yrs.: Volleyball I yr.: Chorus I yr.: Home Ec. Club I yr.g Teenage I yr.: Gym Shaw 1 yr., Study Club 1 yr. Ambition: To prove Io my porenls I can be happy. ROBERT HOWARD HENRY Bob Secretarial Study Club 1 yr.: Pmissiion Club I yr.: Typing Club l yr.: Vice msiasni of Home Room 1 yn: Secretary to Mr. Ponciera and Mr. Darke. Ambition: To become ss sing- ing waiter. DORIS ANN HOLDEN Daly Clerical Chorus Club 1 yr.: ni-nnnsiiss cinb 1 yr.: An Club 1 yr.: Chairman 1 yr., snmsnii 1 yr.: Volleyball I yr.: Band I yr.: Library I yr. Ambition: To be a success in everything l da. CAROLYN LOUISE HARNER Carole Clerical Chorus 2 yrs.: Business and cuf- rent Events 1 yr.p r,H.A. 1 yr.g Volleyball I yr. Ambition: ro have ss happy and successful life. SHIRLEY ANN HENDERSHOT ShirI General Cheerleader 2 yrs.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Softball 1 yr.: Basketball 1 yr.y r.H,A. Club 2 yrs. Ambition: To be a beauticion. MICHAEL LEE HESS Mike Academic Band 3 yrs.: Dance Band 3 yrs.: Wrestling 3 yrs.: All Class Play 1 yr,g Key Club 2 yrs.: D.A.R. Finalist and winner: 1 yr.: Ne- oisn Honor Society 2 yrs. Ambition: Obtain a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics. RAYMOND HOMAN Buck General Basketball 'l yr.: Study Club 'l yr.: Outdoor Club I yr.: Shop Club I yr. Ambition: 'rn ioin me Army. 24 l AMY l0U HOWARD Amy lou Secretarial Newspaper Club 3 yrs.: Editor: in-Chief l yr.: Editorial Editor l yr.: Regional Press Conference 1 yr., Play Day 1 yr.: Usherette 3 yrs.: Gym Show 2 yrs.: Drivr er's Training: Chorus l yr.: D.A.R. Oratorirol Contest: Hon. dicupped Essay contest zrra Prixeg Girls Volleyball 3 yrs.: Girls Basketball 3 yrs.: Prom Committee: Stage Crew. Ambition: Not to marry for money, but to love where there is some, GEORGE EDWARD HUMPHREY, JR. George Academic aesisrimli Manager 1 yr.: crrrrrrrarrry Club 1 yr.: siege Crew curb 1 yr.: French Club 1 yr. Ambition: ar an Automotive Technician. NANCY EIAINE IRWIN Nance Clerical Library Club 1 yr.: Usherelte 1 yr.. Hsrrr. sr. Club 1 yr.: sen- ball l yr.: Current Aflairs Club l yr.: Volleyball l yrri Basket- brrn 1 yr, Arrrbnirsrrr To go to amu- iicion School. GEORGIANNA ISIIIER Ish Academic Annual Club 2 yrs.: F.H,A. l yr.: Chemistry Club l yr.: Home Room Secretary 2 yrs.: Band l yr.: Chorus 2 yrs.: Librarian As- sistant 2 yrs: Basketball 2 yrs.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Stage Crew 1 yr., Driver's rreirrirrg 1 yr. Ambition: To have R.N. put after my name, keep o spe- cial lellow, get married, and have lots ol kids. MARY ANN l'IUMMEl Hummel General Chorus I yr.: Basketball I yr.: Art Club I yr.: Drivor's Train- ing: Assistant Chairman of Home Room Programs I yr. Ambition: Ta have a life full of fun, love ancl success. SPENCER I.. HUSTED Spence General Auto Mechanics Club, Vice Pres- ident I yr.g Study Club I yr.y Shop Club I yr.: Science Club I yr. Ambition: To find a playmate. RONALD WAYNE IRWIN Ba General Football l yr.: Auto Mechanics I yr.: Varsity Club I yr.: Study Club 1 yr, Ambition: To graduate and then be a painter, sowmm nv mcxsou Harry General Wrnstling 2 yrs.: Math Club l yr.: Chemistry Club l yr.: Study Club l yr. Ambition: To mole good in life. 25 STANLEY G. JEDYNSKI Stan General Frolection Club 3 yrs.: Art Club 2 yrs. Ambition: Commercial Artist. JAMES JULIUS J OI-INSON Pluck General Proiection Club 3 yrs.: Student Council 'I yr.: Gym Shaw I yr. Ambition: To go to Colifor- nic. MARY LYNN lollllsou Mary lynn Clerical library Club 3 yrs.: Club Frasi- dent I yr.: library Assistant 2 yrs.: Basketball I yr. Ambition: Be a success. STEPHEN FREDERICK .IUSICK Tutor Academic Football 3 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: Gym show 2 yrs.: uinnr 2 yrs.: slndeni Council l yr.: Homo Room President 1 yr.: Home Room Vice President 2 yrs.: Key Club 3 yrs.: Key Club vin. President l yr.: Chemistry Clul: I yr. Arnbllinn. To own the bigr gen motel in Pennsylvania. 26 DONALD H. JOHNSON Dan Academic Blue Band 5 yrs.: Dance Bond 3 yrs.: P.M.E,A. 2 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs. Ambition: To go to college. MARK JOHNSON Mark Acadumic Math Club 'I yr.: Study Club 2 yrs. Ambition: To work with Wernller Von Braun. RANDALL WAYNE JORDON Josh General Study Club 1 yr.. Outdoor Club 2 yrs. Ambition: To get cl good iob. THADDEUS KASUBICK Ted Academic Football 3 yrs.: Wrestling 3 yrs.: Homo Room Vice President 2 yrs.: President 1 yr.: Usher 1 yr.: Chemistry Club 1 yr.: Minstrel I yr.: Varsity Club I yr. Ambition: Go to college at Penn State. WILLIAM CHARLES KENJORA Willie General Band 6 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs. Ambition: To become a pro- fessional radio operator for the Air Force ef Navy. MERRIL A. KEPHART, JR. Buddy General Basketball 2 yrs.g Vice President Home Room 2 yrs.: F.T.A. Club Vice President l yr.: lnternaA tional Friendship Club Vice President I yr.: Aura Mechanics Club Secretary-Treasurer I yr. Ambition: Go to a school of higher learning and be happy and successful. WILLIAM G. KNAPPER. lll BiIl General Shop Club 2 yrs.: Study Club I yr. Ambition: Join the U. S. Air Force. ROSE ANN KNEPP Rosie Secretarial Library Club I yr.: Typing Club I yr.: Secretary to Mr. luich I yr.: library Assistant 2 yrs. Ambition: Make everyone close te me happy. BETTY J. KEPHART Keppy Clerical Home Ec. Club 1 yr.: Chorus cm, 2 yn., chew: 1 yrs., Class may :4 yrs.: Cheerleader 1 yr.. Softball I yr, Ambition: .lain the Air Farce, then get married and have eight kids. BARRY steven xsrcno Berry General Football 2 yrs.: Basketball 1 yr.: Band 2 yrs. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. EDWARD WILSON KNEPP Ed General Art Club 2 yrs.: Study Club I yr.: Basketball l yr.: Stage Crew l yr.: Key Club 3 yrs. Ambition: Commercial Artist. LORETTA LOUISE KOLOSKY Loretta Academic Annual Club 1 yr., French Club 1 yr.: Volleyball 3 yvs.g si-.skei- ben 2 yrs.. Home Room nes:- mf 1 yr. Ambition: To become c reg- istered nurse. 27 KENNETH A, M. KOVACH Ken Academic Basketball l yr.: Art Club 2 yrs.: Outdoor Club l yr. Arnbninn: Ta acquire e col- lege education. rrtomns cruuues LANNEN 1u1r1,y General meant: 1 yr.: French Club 1 yr.: Wrestling :1 yrs. Ambition: To lead a happy life. CAROLINE FRANCES LINGENFELTER Cardin Academic Blue Band 3 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs.: Gym Shaw 1 yr. Ambition: To become an ele- mentary rearher. JEAN ANN LLOYD Jeanie Academic Blue Band 5 yrs.: Librarian As- xistant 1 yr.p Girls anurrthell 3 yrs.: Gym show 2 yrs.: Bend Li- brarian 3 yrs.p Costume and Makeup cnrnrninee 2 yrs.p P.M.- E.A. l yr. Ambition: To be me by everyone, 28 ANNIE MAY LAIRD Ann General Band 1 yr.: Chorus 2 yrs.: Dance Club I yr.: Bowling 2 yrs.: Bas- ketball 2 yrs.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: tennis 1 yr.: Badminton 1 yr., Softball l yr. Ambition: To be happy and make someone else happy. JOHN MUNSON LEE. JR. Slugger Academic Math Club l yr.: Football Man- ager 2 yrs.: wrestling Manager 3 yrs.: GoIfTec1m 3 yrs.: Hame- roem Otiice 2 yrs.: Chemistry Club l yr.: Key Club Olficer l yr.: Key Club 2 yrs.: Gym Shaw 1 yr.: Drivers Training 1 yr.: Prom Committee 1 yr.: Varsity Club 1 yr. Ambitian: See the day when Mr. Adams claesn'l need a manager. RICHARD L. LINDSTROM Dick Vacatienal Agriculture Drivers Training l yr.: Agricul- ture Club 3 yrs. Ambition: Drive truck. KENNETH RAYMOND LOCKEY Ken General Wrestling 3 yrs.: Baseball 2 yrs.: Proieclion Club 1 yr.: Outdoor Club 1 yr.: Baseball and snr- ketball Club l yr. Ambition: Play baseball for Pirates, MARCIA KAY lUClANO Morey Clerical Homeroom President 1 yr.: Stue dent Council 1 yr.g Current Af- fairs Club l yr,p French Club I yr. Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. NORMA JEAN LUMADUE Punk Secretarial Drivers Training I yr.: Library Club l yr.: Sales Club I yr.: Typing Club 1 yr.: Volleyball 3 yre., Secretary to Mr. Heeyer 1 yr. Ambition: To have all my dreams come true ond be happy with o certain boy. THOMAS A. MADDALENA Tommy Academic Science Club l yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Outdoors Club I yr. Ambition: To complete 4 years of college. RONALD LEE MANN Wham General sreey Club 2 yrs.: Auto Mechan- irs 1 yr.:Wresllir1g 1 yr. Ambition: Be rich some day, BERNICE ANN I.UMADUE Burney Secretarial Volleyball 3 yrs.p Study Club l yr.: International Friendship Club l yr.: Typing Club l yr.g Secretory lo Mr. Jones and Mrs. Mignat 'I yr.: Driver's Training 1 yr. Ambition: Be successful, get a good iob, and live a happy life. BARBARA ELSIE MacTAVlSH Mac General Basketball 3 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: F.H.A. Club 2 yrs.: Gym Show l yr.p Teenage Club l yr. Ambition: Yo be an airline hostess. llllY VVONNE MALINICH Bonnie Vocational Homemulring Volleyball l yr.: Home Ec. Club Cl yrs.: Home Reerrr Treaxurer 1 yr.: Chorus I yr. Ambition: Marry Ashley and be happy. DANIEL J. MARIN Dan General Gym shew 1 yr., Arr clee 1 yr.g Newspaper Club 1 yr.p Shep Club l yr.: Science Club l yr.: Prom Decoration Cammiltee 2 yrs.: worked on yearbook 2 yrs. Ambition: To take up eerrr- mercial art. 29 novo 11. uimmu Hrlrryrr' General shop Club 1 yr., Pvoiection cm, 1 yr. Ambition: To graduate. LEE JAMES MASON Pete General Gym Show 2 yrs.: Football l yr.: Baseball Manager 2 yrx.p Kay Club 2 yrs,g Basketball and Baseball Club l yr.: Wrestling 2 yrs.: Student Council I yr.: Shop Club l yr.: Pmiectinn Club I yr. Ambition: To be a success THOMAS GEORGE MATHEWS Tom Vocational Agrizulturn Football l yr.p F.F.A. Club A yrs.: Student Council l yr. Ambition: To own what my E. ning is on. EILEEN MKGINLEY Eileen Clerical Library Club 1 yr.: Current Af. fairs Club l yr.g Home Et. Club 1 yr.: Volleyball 1 yr. Ambition: Go to Ohio and get on easy iob with high wages. 30 ANNA .IEANETTE MARIE MARUSCHAK ldiseontinuadl PHILIP W. MASON Phil General Football 2 yrs.p Study Club 2 yrs.: Gym Show 1 yr.p Student Council 1 yr.p F.F.A. Club l yr. Ambition: To have u good living without work. WILLIAM RONALD MGCAMLEY lon General Wrestling 1 yr.y Blue nurrd 4 yrs.: Dance Band 2 yrs.: P.M.- E.A. 2 yrs.: Bond Club. Ambition: To play lint trum- pet in Stcn Kunlon's sorta. ROBERT LEE MtLARREN Bob Vozntienul Agriculture Proiection Club I yr.: F.F.A. Club 2 yrs. Ambition: To becomn an aulomobilu mechanic. JANE ANN M:NElSH Jane Ann Academic All Class Play 3 yrs.: Student Council 1 yr.: swam: Director of Fall Class Play 1 yr.: Na- tional Thespian Society 2 yrs.i Historian ol Thespian Society 2 yrs.: National Honor Society 2 yrs.: Cheerleader Club I yr.: Cheerleader 2 yrs.: D.A.R. Es- say ramnisr 1 yr.: Prom Commit- tee I yr.: Nurses Club I yr.1 Newspaper Club lKeyhelel 1 yr.: President of Dramalics 1 yr.: Junior Rotarian I yr. Ambition: To be happy and to further my education. .IOANNE DOROTHY MILLER Jo Secretarial Typing Club I yr.: Home Ee. Club 1 yr.: Drivers rmining 1 yr.: Study Club l yr.: Student Counril 1 yr., Secretary to Miss George 1 yr.: Home nw.. se:- retary l yr.: Usherette l yr. Ambition: Marry a certain M. P. JUDITH ANN MILLER Judy Clerisal Chorus l yr.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: F.l'l.A. Club 2 yrs.: F.H.A. Treasurer l yr,: F.H.A. Pres. I yr.: Home Raom President l yr.: Home Room Se:- retary l yr.: Gym Show 1 yr. Ambition: Ta be happy and successful in everything l do. JOHN SAMUEL MINARCHICK Minno General Foetball 3 yrs.: Shop Club 2 yrs.: Study Club l yr. Ambition: Tn go to trade school and be successful. RAYMOND WILLARD MIDDLETON Ray General Band 1 yrs.: Baseball 2 yrs.: Study Club l yr. Ambsriem To play maior img... Baseball Wm. the Pirates. JOHN RUBERT MIILER lanky General Basketball 2 yrs.: Driver's nur..- ing 1 yr.: Band 2 yrs. Ambitlan: Be a success. ROBERT LARRY MILLER Miller General P.oi..n..n Club 2 yrs.: Arr Club I yr. Ambition: To be successful in life. SUZANNE MOTT Suzi Academic swim Nurses Club 1 yr.: Mu- imn. 5 yu., ow... Magma. 1 yr.: Band cms 1 yr.: Maier- ette Club l yr.: School Orches- tra l yr.: Usherette 3 yrs.: All Class Play l yr.: J.V. Cheerlead- ar l yr.: Girls Basketball 2 yrs.: Home Ream Secretary 3 yrs.: sway Club 1 yr. Ambition: To be a success in life. Sl NANCY ANN MOTTER Matter General Blue Band 3 yrs-: Bond Club 3 yrs.: Gym Show 2 yrs.: P.M.E.A. I yr. Ambition: Be happy and suc- cessful in all l undertake. JOHN NATALIE Johnny General Shop Club l yr.: Study Club l yr.: Mechanics Club l yr. Ambition: To be a success. CAROLINE NEVARA Carolino Academic Vice President of Home Room l yr.: Treasurer of Home Room 1 yr.: Student Council l yr.: Vol- leyball l yr.: French Club Sec- retary l yr.: Magazine Captain l yr.: Library Assistant 2 yrs.: Driver's Training I yr. Ambition: To be a nurse. JOHN LESLIE 0'BRlEN O'Bie Academic Football 2 yrs.: Student Council l yr.: Study Club l yr.: Varsity Club l yr.: Key Club 1 yr.: Cho- rus 2 yrs. Ambition: To be a teacher. 32 MARY JEAN MYERS Mouse General Band l yr.: Home Ec. Club 3 yrs.: All Class Play l yr.: News- paper Reporter 1 yr.: Girls Vol- leyball 1 yr., carl, Basketball 2 yrs.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: snags Crew 1 yr. Ambition: Airline Hostess. MARGARET ANN NEIDRICK Feggie Academic Cheerleading Club 3 yrs.: Gym Class Captain l yr.: Cheerlead- ing 2 yrs.: Student Council lyr.: Home Room Secretary l yr.: Cheerleading Contest l yr.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Basket- ball 3 yrs.: Volleyball 3 yrs.: Drivers' rrnirrirrg: Gym show 2 yrs. Ambition: To be happy, suc- cessful, and make my wish come lrue. CAROL ANN NOLAN Cookie General International Friendship Club l yr.: Art Club 2 yrs.: Volleyball l yr.: Gym Show 3 yrs.: Basket- ball l yr. Ambition: Ya be a school teacher. KATHLEEN FRANCES O'NEIll Kathie Clerical Annual Club 1 yr.: Current Af- fairs Club l yr.: F.H.A. l yr. Ambition: Be the first woman president at the United States. SHARON GAIL ORNDORFF Sharon Clerical lslrrrr Band 3 yrs.: Muiorette Club J yrs.: Student cuurrrll 1 yr.: VicerPresident l yr.: Basketball 2 yrs.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Ushers elle 2 yrs.: Chorus I yr. Arrrlrnlarr. To be happy and successful. LAWRENCE LEWIS PAYYERSON Larry Vocational Agriculture Ag. Club 3 yrs.: Football 2 yrs.: Student Council 2 yrs.: Wrest- ling 2 yrs.: Home Room Treas- urer l yr, Ambition: Be happy all my life with Judy. JAMES RUSSELL PENNY Nickel General am: 4 yrs.: Arr Club l yr.: Barra Club a yrs.: All clrm Flay l yr.: Home rrwrr snrmrry 2 yrs. Ambition: Jrrsrr me Air force and ny Q chopper. JUDIIH ellesrl PHILLIPS lady s.rr.r.ra.l Gym Show l yr.: Teenage Club I yr.: Study Club 2 yrs.: Volley- ball l yr.: Typing Club l yr., secretary to Mrs. Rcpsey l yr. Ambition: To become a suc- :esslul secretary. HENRY DELMONI PAYTERSON Hank General Football 3 yrs.: Wrestling 3 yrs.: Baxcball Manager 2 yrs.: Band I Yr.: Gym Shaw 2 yrs. Ambition: Marry J. A. and have a bunch of Pattersons. cum ANGELINA PERAZZANI sway Academic Home Room Treasurer 2 yrs.: Band 4 yrs.: School Orchestra I yr.: Band Club 3 yrx.g J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.: Newspaper Reporter l yr.: All Class Play l yr.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Future Nurses Club l yr. Ambition: To be successful ana lr.-rppy in everything l do. BEITY LOU PHILLIPS Betty Clerical Study Club 3 yrs.g l-lerrrgrrrrrlrlrrg Club l yr. Ambition: To be happy una successful in whatever I da. LOIS JUNE PHILLIPS Lois Clerical Basketball l yr.: Volloyball 3 yrs.: library Club l yr.r r.H.A. Club 3 yrs.: Current Allairs Club 2 yrs.: Assistant Secretary- rrel-.rrrrr.r library Club l yr. Ambition: To be a success. JJ VIRGINIA ANN PCLUCK Jinka Academic Band l yr.5 Cheerleader l yr.: Band Club 2 yrs.: French Club I yr.: School Paper i yr.g All Class Play I yr.: Treasurer of French Club I yr.g Volleyball i yr., Bas- lreiball i yr.p Orchestra 2 yrs.: mm commmse i yr.g chews 1 yr. Ambition: Airlines. NANCY JANE PRYDE Nance Clerical Library Club 1 yr.: Home Er. Club 2 yrs. Ambiiien: To lead a happy and successful life. JOYCE ANN RANDOLPH Skinny Academic All Class Play i yr.p Volleyball i yr.: Chorus 2 yrs.g Nurses' Club I yr.: Band Club 3 yrs.g Gym Show I yr.p Ushereite 2 yrs.: Prom Committee 2 yrx.p Cheerleader i yr.g Orchestra 'I yr.: Band 5 yrs.g Home Roam Secretary i yr.: Basketball 2 yrs. Ambition: Airline husiess. LARRY I.. RICHNER Bud General Projection Club l yr.: Outdoor Club l yr.: Auto Mechanics I yr. Ambiiiun: Ta join the Navy. 34 SAMUEL E. PRY Sam Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Club 3 yrs.g Parliamentary Procedure 2 yrs.: F.F.A. Vice President l yr. Amtmaen. nr graduale, MlCHAEl HARRY RADEBACH Mike Academic Band 3 yrs.: Study Club l yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Band Club 3 yrs. Ambition: To get a college educalion. WALTER R. REESE Wall Glnllsll Football 3 yrs. Ambition: To be a success. JOHN MICHAEI. ROBERTS Jack Academic School Newspaper l yr.p Chem- istry Club 'l yr.g Radio and TV Club l yr. Ambition: Te ge le csurgs. JEANNE MARIE RODGER J. R. Snratarial Home Room Chairman for Mags ozine Campaign I yr.: Head Usherette I yr.: Makeup Cass tume Committee 2 yrs.: Secre- tary ta Mrs. rrnnn 1 yr.: Girls' Basketball 2 yrs.: Girls' Valley- bnii 2 yrs.: Drivers Training 1 yr.: Iyping Club I yr.: Study Club I yr.: Thespian Club I yr.: Teenage Club I yr. Ambition: To work for the F, II. I. IRENE RUTH ROSENIRAIER Irena Academic Chorus 2 yrs.: French Club I yr.: Gym show 1 yr.: Makeup ces- tume Commillee i yr.p Library Airinnnr 1 yr.: anrireiirnii 1 yr. Ambition: To be a success in all I do. FLORENCE LOUISE ROVER Fla Secretarial Volleyball 3 yrs.: Study Club I yr.: International Friendship Club I yr.: Iyping Club I yr.p Secretary to Mr. Wasxen I yr. Ambition: as e good and xuccenful secretary. JOHN MICHAEL ANTHONY RUSNAK Ace Academic Proiention Club 1 yrs.: Auto Mechanics Club I yr.: Study Club I yr. Ambition: Aviator. DAVID JAMES ROEMER Dave Acadomic Basketball I yr.: Science Club I yr.: Faatboll I yr.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Gym Show I yr.: Mein cm, 1 yr. Ambition: Ta be one of the best aeronautical engineers in the U. S. ROBERT H. ROTHROCK Bugs Secretarial Prninrnion Club 2 yrs.p Typing Club I yr.: Student Council I yr.: Secretary to Mr. Grundy I yrr: Home Room President I yr. Ambition: To blcoma u Mix- sionary. KARI. HENRY FIUDEEN Karl Academic Vice President of Home Room I yr.: Study Club I yr.g Honor So- ciety I yr.: Math Club 2 yrs.: Chemistry Club I yr.g D.A. R. Essay Contest I yr.: Student Council I yr.: Baseball 3 yrs.g Junior Rotariun 1 yr.: Mngerine Captain I yr. Ambition: To make the world a little better than I found it. DAVID GRAY RUNK Dave Academic Blue Band 5 yrs.p District Bond 3 yrs.: Dance Band 3 yrx.g Band Club 3 yrs. Ambition: Te be n profus- sional amateur radio oper- QIQY, 35 sAMu:L KNIGHT SANDERSON Sandy Academic Basketball 3 yrs.: Band 3 yrs.: All Class Play 2 yrs.: Gym Show 3 yrs. Ambition: Work with Dr. Cos- tello ot the arlhopedics slinin. CAROlE CARMAN SCHNARRS Carole Clerical Gym snow 1 yr.: laeslintbnii 1 yr.: Band :1 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs.: Chorus 1 yr. Anrlsitinn. To get ri certain Bainey .nn--rdny. ROBERT E. SCHNARRS McGee Academic Football 3 yrs.: Vursily Club l yr.: Basketball l yr.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Class President 2 yrs.: Home Room President 2 yrs.: Home Room Treasurer 1 yr.: Student Council 3 yrs.: Prom Committee 2 yrs.: Student Council Officer, Vice-President 1 yr. Arnlsiti.-rn. Go to college. CAROL JOAN SHAW Jeanie Secretarial Volleyball 2 yrs.: Lilrrnry Club 1 yr.: Prenaent of the Interna- tional Friendship Club 1 yr.: Typing Club 1 yr.: l-lornrrrnern VicerPresident l yr.: Home Room ser. 1 yr.: Herne Room Treasurer l yr.: Secretary to Mrs. Goldtlmrpe and Miss Wil- licms 1 yr. Ambition: To be happy and successful. 36 JOHN P, SANKEY Tub Academic Band 3 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs.: Art Club I yr.: All Class Play 1 yr. Ambitian: Ga ta college, then ioin the Air Force. HARLON L SCHNARR5 Babe Glneral Baseball z yrs. Ambition: Be a success in whatever I undertake. MELVIN BRUCE SHAW Butch Academic Gym show 1 yr.: Proieztion Club I yr,: French Club I yr.: All Class Flay 'I yr.: Thespian Club 2 yrs.: Science Club l yr. Ambition: To go to college, MARY ELIZABETH SHAW Many Clerical Cheerleader 2 yrs.: Cheerleader Club 2 yrs.: Secretary Home Room 1 yr.: President l-lent. Room l yr.: Secretary Student Council l yr.: Band l yr.: Stu- dent Council I yr.: Band Club l yr.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Usher- ette to Play l yr.: Gym Show 2 yrs.: Gym Captain 2 yrs.: Cheerleading Contest 2 yrs. Ambition: To ba xuctessful and very happy in whatever I undertake. JOHN RICHARD snsmocx s1rnaay Academic Art Club l yr.: Chemistry Club l yr.: Future Teachers of Amer- ica 1 yr.p Drivers Education 1 yr-7 Class Programs l yr.: All class Musical 1 yr, Ambition: To further my edu- cation. H. RONAlD SHIMMEL Ran Goneral Science curb 1 yr.: orrrrinprn cups 2 yrs.y nrivsrz rrnining 1 yr. Arnbirinnr rp bnrnrnr rr game protector. RAYMOND SAMUEL SHOWERS Spud General Band Club l yr.: Basketball Club l yr.: Basketball Manager l yr.: Study Club 2 yrs.: Base- snu 1 yr. Ambition: Jain the service ond go to school. JOHN EDWARD SIMCOX Ed General Study Club I yr.: Outdoor Club I yr,y Auto Mechanics Club l yr.: Drivers Training 1 yr. Ambition: Retire at Zl. JAMES R. SHIMMEI., JR. Jim General calf 3 yrs.5 Wrestling 2 yrs.: Football 1 yr.g Driver's Train- ing l yr. Ambition: To be a success. GAIL IRENE SNINAFELT Gail Academic Band 4Vz yrs.: School Orchestra 2 yrs.: Chorus 2 yrs.: County anna 1 yr.g Future Nurses Club l yr.: Band Club 3 yrs.: J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.: Newspaper reporter l yr.: All Class Play l yr.: Jr. District Band 1 yr.p Prom Committee 2 yrs. Ambition: To be successful in everything I undertake. .IOBE LARRY SIMCOX Job General Football 2 yrs.: Wrestling 3 yrs.: Gym 2 yrs.: oiirappr Club 2 yrs.p Baseball 1 yr. Ambition: .loin the Navy and see the world. :ummm :louse swarm nanny Secretarial Volleyball 1 yr.7 Study Club 1 yr.g D.A.1z, Finalist 1 yr.g Typing Club 1 yr.p International Friend- ship Club l yr.: Secretary to Mrs. Shore l yr. Arntsiripnr rp be happy and successful in everything I un- dertake in the future. 37 VIOLA ELAINE SMEAL Brits Clerical Chorus I yr.: Chorus Club I yr.: Volleyball 2 yrs.: Basketball 1 yr.: Gym show 2 yrs.: current Amin Club 1 yr., Home ef. Club I yr.: Treasurer of Home Ec. I yr. Ambition: Go ta a Beaulician School. RONALD SNVDER Ilan Acadomic Art Club I yr.: French Club I yr., izqdaonxevilson Club 1 yr., Arl Club 1 yr, Ambition: Jain the Air Farce. RENEE GRACE SPITTLER Ran Clerical Study Club 3 yrs. Ambllion: To live in Califor- nia and be happy. HAROLD GARY STEIN Sam Academic Football 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Baxlzetball I yr.: Key Club 2 yrs.: Chemistry Club I yr.: Home Room Trnasursr 1 yr. Ambition: Be a sports car drlyer. 38 EARL FRANKLIN SNVDER, JR. Snyder General Auto Mechanics Club I yr.: Smdy Club 1 yr.: An Club 1 yr. Ambition: Make a carser of the Air Farce. FRANCES lf! SOIJYS Schultz General Class Play I yr.: Band IW yrs.: Newspaper I yr.: Girls Valley- ball I yr: Girls Basketball 2 yrs-I Prom comming. 1 yu.: Cham :1 yrs., chem cm, 1 yr.: ar-me Club I yr.: Futura Nurses I yr. Ambition: To some day become a nurse. Ell.lOT'l' DAVID SIEIN lou Academic Key Club 2 yrs.: Math Club I yr.: Chemistry Club 2 yrs.: Band JV: yrs, Ambiliom Success. WILLIAM TERRY SUPINA Bill General F.F.A. I yr.: Auto Mechanics I yr. Ambition: To be a Marine. CAROL KAY TAYLOR Taylor Home Economics Home Ec. Club 2 yrs.: Chorus Club I yr.: Chorus 2 yrs. Ambition: Ta be happy ond successful. CAROL ANN TOMCO ' Tomaco Clerical Blue Band 4 yrs.: Blue Band Club :t yrs.: Band Orchestra 1 yr.: Night Basketball I yr.: Soft- ball 1 yr. Ambition: To work in an of. tice in New Jersey. CAROL LOUISE TRUMP Carol General nravarx Training 1 yr.: 'raarrage Club l yr.: Study Club I yr.: Dramatic Club 1 yr.: Usharatta I yr, Ambition: To make my par- ents happy. :umm me rumen Judy Clerical Basketball I yr.: Volleyball 2 yrs.p Hameraom Treasurer I yr.: library Club Secretary 1 yr., Annual Club I yr.g Chorus Club I yr. Ambition: Ta marry a certain fellow lsomenlayl. NANCIE LUCILLE THOMPSON Lou Academic Band 4 yrs.: Newspaper Repor- ter I yr.: Usharette 2 yrs.: School Orchestra 1 yr.: Night Basketball I yr.: Band Club 3 yrs.p Prom Committee I yr. Ambition: To ba successful in everylhing 1 attempt. RHELDA ELLENE TORMEY Rhelda Secretarial Band 3 yrs.: Volleyball I yr.: Typing Club I yr.: Study Club I yr.g Newspaper I yr.: Driver's Training 1 yr.: School orchestra I yr.p Secretary to Mr. lone and Mrs. Adams. Ambition: Make a gaad wife to tha best guy on earth. NELLIE CAROL TURNER C. T. Clerical Annual Club 2 yrs.: President of Current Affairs Club 1 yr.g vat- leyball 1 yr. Ambition: To be o good stenogropher. LORETTA MARIE TUFllA Tun Clerical School Orchestra I yr.: Band 3 yrs.p Band Club 3 yrs.p Chorus I yr.p Chorus Club I yr.: Valley- ball I yr.: Softball I yr.: Baskata ball 1 yr.: Study Club I yr. Ambition: To be a succoss in everything l undertake. 39 JOYCE ANN UNICK Joycn Clerical Study Club I yr.: Bcmcl Club I yr.: Gym Show I yr,y Annual Club I yr. Ambition: To graduate ond mole a certain bay happy. CHARLES JOHN VAUX John Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Club 4 yrs. Ambition: To be un auto mechanic. DaWAYNE BRETH WARING Wayne Vocotional Agriculture F.F.A. Club 4 yrs, Ambition: To get a good iab. GERALD LYNN WINTERS Hugo General Science Club I yr.: Wrestling J yrs.: Shop Club I yr.: President of Auto Mechanics I yr.p Home Room Otiicer 2 yrs. Ambition: To become a suc- cess in whatever I do. 40 CARL C. VAUX Junior General shop Club 1 yr., sway Club 2 yrs. Ambition: Ba as rough os some .mums mink they me. HELEN IONE VOVIEY lone Genital Chorus I yr.: Chorus Club I yr.: Volleyball I yr.p Basketball I yr. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. LYNN M. WARING None General Band 3 yrs.: Band Club 3 yrs.g Band Concert 3 yrs. Ambition: To further my edu- cation. GERALD R. WINIERS Nona General Proiection Club 1 yr.: F.F.A, Club I yr.: Industrial Arts Club I yr. Ambition: Io be successful in lite. CONSTANCE JEAN WILLIAMS Connie Secretarial Blue Band 2 yrs.y Girls' Basket- ball 3 yrs.g Girls' Volleyball I yr.: Hrrrnerorrrrr Treasurer 1 yr., rypang clrrir 1 yr.: sssrnrrsry to Mr. Mscrrrrrlsy 1 yrs: Gym shrsw 1 yr. Ambition: To be c secrelory. JUDY CARL WILLIAMS Judy Academic Senior High cues Club :1 yrs.g usnrsrrrrrrs 1 yr., French Club 1 yr., Chorus cinb 2 yrs.: All Class my 1 yr.: uzrrrrry Assisl- rrnr 2 yrs., cirrrrrsl crsrrrsrr 1 yr.: csrrrrrrl ursrrrrr cnorrrs 1 yr.r srrrrrs P.M.e,A. Chorus 1 yr. Arn1srrrorrr To serve rnrs Lara as rr cnrasrrrsrr srnorsi rmnsr. RICHARD ROWLAND WILSON Mae Acadami: Nalionul Honor Sociely 2 yrssi Junior nnrrsrrrsn 1 yr.g General cnrsrrrrrrsn frrr Magazine Drive I yr.: President cf Home Ream 1 yr.g Maur Club 2 yrs.: Prrssa- denl of Math Club I yr.p Chem- islry Club 1 yr., srrif 2 yrs.r Drryens rrr-rirrrng 1 yr. Ambition: To become o suc- cessful archilech. WILLIAM THOMAS WRIGH! Bill Socreluriul Sludy Club 2 yrs.r Typing clrrb 1 yr., Secretary Io Mr. labock 1 yr.: Secrefury Io Mr, Deliman 1 yr. Ambition: To be su:cessfuI in whatever I do. JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS Jack Gnnernl Wreslling 3 yrs., r. F. A. Club 2 yrs., nnrrrs Room Presidenl 1 yr. Arnbrrrnns nr be rr srrsrrss rn lile. JOHN PATRICK WILLIAMS Pnl Academic anna Club 3 yrs.: chsnrrsrry club 1 yr.y Sludenl Council 1 yr.: cnsssrrsrrrn Prssrrisnr 2 yrs. Ambition: To ga to wings. JULIA LOUISE WOMER Judy Voculionul Hama Ee. srrnri a yrs.: Bond Club a yrs. Ambition: To marry Blair and have a happy marriage. EFFIE MAXINE YARGER Maxine Sncrularinl lnlernaviunal Friendship Club I yr.: Volleyball 1 yr.r o,A. 11. Finulisl 1 yr.: Newspaper clrrb I yr.: Student Council I yr.g sesrrsrsrry to Mr. 1-irrrrrngrrrn and Mr. Gilham I yr.: Junior Rolar- ian I yr. Ambilian: To live ss happy, successful life. 41 Senior Name -- Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire Anna Mae Albert - My poor old beat up Studebaker - Be a millionaire and show that poor McCamley a few tricks about 6th period eating habits. Judy Albert - A certain ring with a dia- mond and 4 little hearts - Get Henry to comb his hair like Koakie. John Albright - My car and girls - Find a million dollars. Pete Ayotte - My pure black German Shepherd - Tour the world. Jack Bailey - Little round box - To have money like Mr. Moore, hair like Mr. Davis and a Hgure like Mr. Adams. Ken Baney - Girls, money, more girls - To ioin the Army. Darla Beach - My classring - To learn how to drive my dad's car. John Bean -- My parents - Meet Elvis Presley. Al Berger - My car - To drive the fastest Corvet around here. Sandra Beveridge - Pecky - To marry little B and have 3 kids. Lynn Bezilla - My pipe - Fly over the North Pole in a Twin Bonanza. Sandy Blake - Allen's classring - Goto Hawaii on my honeymoon. Jerry Brown - Money - To go out with the girls whose initials are C. T. and S. B. Separately! Fred Burns - Carol Ann - To relive the ially school days that were so numerous. Mike Burns - Clearfield Progress Paper Route - To own a Hunting Camp and a Ford Falcon. Fay Burge - My rings - For Larry and me to go on a honeymoon we never had. Shirley Burton - My diamond and Stonis- louse fstuffed dogl - To marry Bob and to raise little Architects. Bob Bush - Jane Ann - To have one week with no work to do. Janet Butterworth - John's ring - To have 4 little Millers running around. Maynard Butterworth - My classring - To own a new car. Harold Cadman -- The tractor in the Ag Shop - To see Death Valley. Barb Carson 4 A certain boy's cafeteria ticket - To go on a deserted island with a certain boy. Carole Chelton - Radio - Tour U. S. in a Thunderbird. Jim Christof? - Sharon - To see Jack Bailey with a Fabian haircut. John Cieslar -- My trombone - To be able to retire at 27. Barb Clawges - A Baseball Trophy - To tour the country with the Plymouth girls. Ron Comitz - The Jeep - Drive the Jeep on Willy's commercial an Maverick Sun- day nights. Sandy Condo - Tinker's classring - To Sec rets Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire have the cheerleaders take lst place in the cheerleading contest this year. Peg Corrigan - A certain classring and letters - Before I marry, to live in Camp Hill with Renee S. Hazel Cowfer - My two classrings -- Raise as many kids as my mom did li OJ. Fred Craig - Basketball - To give Nails head a simonize. Dorothy Crain - My diamond - Tour Paris in a convertible with Clint. Sam Croyle - '41 Ford Coupe - Beat Dobson in a drag. Ron Davidson - My driver's license - See Mark be the first man in space. Mike Deblo -- Dad's '58 Ford -- To own a l960 Cadillac convertible in remem- brance of my graduation. Toni DeBross - Crow and my diamond - For Johnny and me to raise lots of fu- ture Mechanics and to show my parents l can have a happy married life and that it will last forever. Jim Deibler - Black Pickup - See Lackey play with the Pirates. Mike DeRoma - Hi Fi and records - Lead the bond. Charlotte Dinant - My diamond and Teddy bears - Take a trip to Florida with a certain someone. Geraldine Dixon - My memories - To get another twin. CP. C. PJ Janet Dixon - B. H. D. - Be happy with a certain person. Kay Dixon - Ken's ring and letters - Get married and make Ken happy. Beverly Domanick - My diamond ring - To marry a certain boy from State College. Serge Drillock - Classring - To fly a Piper Cub to the moon. Dick Duncan - Classring - Own the fast- est dragster in the world. Mary Lou Durica - My Bible - To ploy the pipe organ in Wanamaker's Dep't Store. Rod Dunzik - My classring - See the old gong in about i0 years. John Erich - Grease Gun - To drive my dad's Ford truck. Janice Ernest - My Renault, a feather, and a memory - Live another summer like the one in '59. Judy Fahr - My diary - To have a boss that doesn't give me any more work than Mr. Knowles. Nancy Fahr - A secret - Find a boss as sweet as Mr. Moore. Fred Fenton - Scofield Bible - To have a happy and successful life but most of all to always be in the Lord's will. Ken Fenton - My guns - See Louie win a feature. Abbie Fleck - 22 Revolver - Slap leather with Wyatt Earp. Senior Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire Nancy Fleckenstein - Cal - Visit Scot- land. Larry Folmar - My add sense of humor - Do something wrong. Carol Foster - Letters from Nick , driv- er's license - To goto Ireland. Carolyn Foster - Classring - Go to New York City. Judy Fowler - Ron and my White Bible - To marry a certain fellow. John Frank - My keys to the car - To own a new Pontiac. Marlene Frantz - Classring - To have a boss as swell as Mr. Mackin. Carolyn Gearhart - My classring and memories of my Senior year -- To go to Hawaii. Jack Gearhart - Driver's license - See the day when everyone would be satisfied with the food in the cafeteria. Dolores Gee - George's ring - Go to Niagara Falls on my honeymoon. Jean Gilson - Memories - To get better acquainted with a certain boy. Bobbi Ann Gilson - Memories - To get better acquainted with a certain boy. Merle Gander - Jeep - Get Prof a new DeSoto. Carolyn Gordon - My ring - To fix Mary's chiIdren's hair. Elizabeth Grafton - My doll collection - To own a Corvet. Gerald Greek - My Fly Rod - To make a million the easy way. Richard Green - Money - Take the sub- iects I want. Ruth Gunter - A Penn State Freshman and J. P. - Take more trips to M. and C. with the Plymouth Girls. Fred Gustkey -- One of Jack's used snuff cans - To meet Bowser's Mrs. Murphy. Bob Hanna - 1953 Ford - Get a car. Ruth Haizak - Classring - Visit my pen- pal in Germany. Carolyn Harner - A certain memory - To travel around the world on a wagon. Eleanor Hassinger - John, Pieree and my collection of hair dyes - To get married and raise MP's. Shirley Hendershot - Memories and my classring - To know what makes a cer- tain blond-hoired guy tick. Bob Henry - My crewcut - To see the world from the moon. Mike Hess - Student Pilot License - To be President of the H.8tS. Airlines and Chief Pilot. Doris Holden - My natural hair - To have the 'l960 class meet in 'l970 . Raymond Homan - Shotgun - To be- come a success. Amy Lou Howard - All my scarabs - To live in a house built by a future architect Sec rets Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire and spend my free time as a beach- comber. Mary Ann Hummel - My driver's license - To have a successful future and more nights spotting deer. George Humphrey - My 5'l Ford con- vertible - To own a stick-shift Thunder- bird. Spencer Husted - Carol Millard - To be old enough to take my first drink. Nancy Irwin - My brother's car - To get a certain fellow's ring. Ron Irwin - My Packard - To build a house. Georgianna Ishler - My rock collection - To marry a millionaire, live in a ranch type house fwith a swimming pooli. Roy Jackson - My 25-'IO - To see a cer- tain kid make All-American and to see Joe marry Carol. Stan Jedynski - My dog - Ta go to the South Sea Islands. Don Johnson - a T956 Blue Ford - To play lead sax with the Stan Kenton Or- chestra. Jim Johnson - My T937 Plymouth - Win at Le M. Mark Johnson - The Fury - Go to Mars. Mary Lynn Johnson - My classring - Live happily the rest of my life. Randall Jordan - My baseball pad - To see the Pirates win the pennant. Steve Jusick - The Big Bomb - To coach Mr. Monsueir for one week. Ted Kasubick - My little girl, Margo - Own a foreign car. Bill Keniora - My 243 Winchester - To have a Kilowatt Rig onthe radio. Betty Kephart - Cheata, my stufied mon- key - Have a T960 Mercury. Merril Kephart - Little guys A.A.K. 8- l.E.F. 8. '52 Chevy - Go to California. Barry Ketcho - My I6 ga. shotgun - To pass Physics. Bill Knupper - My Plymouth - To get rid of my Pet Possession and have a better one. Ed Knepp - MONEY - To become a Mil- Iionaire. Rose Ann Knepp - Boots - Goto Cali- fornia on my honeymoon in September. Loretta Kolosky - My portable radio - To live in a location where swimming is a year round activity. Ken Kovach - 20 ga. shotgun and Wed- nesday afternoon bowling - To bowl 300 against the teachers. Ann Laird - Donnie - Go to Alaska on my honeymoon. Tom Lannen - Janice - Beat Dobson in a drag. 43 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136. 137 138 44 Senior Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire John Lee - Mouse - Fly tive times the speed of sound. Caroline Lingenfelter - Driver's license - To travel around the world. Dick Lindstrom - My truck - Goto Cali- tornia. Jean Lloyd - My pocketbook - Win an argument. Ken Lackey - Shotgun - Help make Munson into a roaring city. Marcia Luciano - Domino, my puppy - To go to Venice, Italy. Bernice Lumadue - My letters - Marry a certain Army guy. Norma Lumadue - My Teddy Bear and Rook - Change my name to Wisor and live in California. Tom Maddalena - My Marlin 22 - To fish in Chile. Yvonne Malinich - Ashley - To have a car of my very own. Ran Mann - My classring - To get out of school. Dan Marin -- My three right bowling fin- gers - To make a million. Floyd Martin - My brother-in-law's boxer - Have a car that will beat Roy Dobson's '39 Ford. Jeanette Maruschak - my long hair - To go with a certain guy. Pete Mason - My Luckies - To make Blue Ball a city. Phil Mason - Jeanie - To have been able to play football in my Senior year. Tom Mathews - Jeanie - To have been able to watch Phil play football. Ron McCamley - Cornet - Go in the Navy Band. Eileen McGinley - My summer in 1959 and classring - Go to Rome with Brite and Lois. Bob Mclarren - Jane Steele and my 22 rifle - To see Jane graduate. Jane Ann McNeish - Bunny Rab and Bob's ring - To have a drag between our dirty Rambler and Jeon's old hack on the Thompson-Randolph drag strip. Barb MacTavish - My stuffed dog - To go to Buffalo, N. Y. with Judy Turner. Ray Middleton - Rifle - To see Ray Jack- son weigh 95 lbs. Joanne Miller - Ed's ring - To keep a certain soldier happy. John Miller - Janet's ring -- To see Los Angeles Dodgers win the world series in person. Judy Miller - Memories - To have as much fun as l've had in school. Larry Miller - Money fwhen l have itj - Fly the X-15 with Rusnak. Jack Minarchick - Can of skoal SnuH - To own Skool SnuFf company with Demchak. Suzi Mott - My ability to fry hamburgers Secrets 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147. 148 149 150. 151 152 153 154 155 156 157. 158 159 160. 161 162 163 164 Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire - To get Beetle to like my new blonde hair. Nancy Matter - My driver's license and diary - Ta drive a '57 Thunderbird around the world. Jean Myers - A classring, necklace and stagger - To drive our Hack on Thomp- son-Randolph dragstrip. John Natalie - Classring - To do samee thing no one else has ever done. Peggie Neidrick - My White Graduation Cat - See the Seniorettes be volleyball champs. Caroline Nevara - My blue gown - To dye my hair black. Carol Nolan - '51 Ford, light gray - To make my parents proud of me. John O'Brien - Classring - See Crash Kephart get a safe driving award. Kathie O'Neill - a V2 stuffed mule, Bill's ring, watch, and a wood box with a red lack - Become a housewife and have a bunch of little monsters under my feet. Sharon Orndorff - Larry - To make a certain boy very happy. Henry Patterson - My car - To marry a nice girl. Larry Patterson - Judy - Go to Wyom- ing to live. Carla Pedrazzani - Sana Bumpsy and my locked diary - To relive some of my sen- ior high days and visit certain European countries. Jim Penny - My mouse discumboperatoe - Have a gentleman's duel with Mr. Han- cock. Betty Phillips - My classring -- Ta take over the school for one day. Judy Phillips - Cross - To have my kids in Marie Maddalena's gym class. Lois Phillips - My classring - Visit Rome. Virginia Pallick -- Car, a comic strip char- acter - To have my Plymouth lB8tB1 ga over 50 mph. with Schultz driving and win on a dragstrip in Osceola. Sam Pry - The garden rakes belonging to Va. Ag. - To ioin the Air Force. Nancy Pryde - Classring - To goto New York with the Foster twins. Mike Radebach - My Bunsen Burner - To drive a new M G all over Europe. Carole Rotterty - My bed buddy lteddy bearl -- Go to California with the Ply- mouth Girls. Joyce Randolph - Bunch of dead flowers - To have my own dragstrip in Osceola and have Lau, Mouse, and Jinka as main attractions. Walt Reese -My gun - Be a millionaire. Larry Richner- Gun - To own a jet. Jack Roberts - My pilot's log book - To ga skydiving. Jeanne Rodger - My radio - To be res- cued from Shorthand class by a St. Bere nard dog who can take dictation. 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186. 187 188 189 190. 191 Senior Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire Dove Roemer - My old '41 Buick - Ta have a harem like an Arabian Sultan. Irene Rosentrater - My black and white dog - To be able to find some unlogical reasoning of Mr. McCamley's. Robert Rothrock - Keys to my dad's car -- To goto college. Florence Royer - My diploma when l get it - Goto Hawaii. Karl Rudeen - Possession of the right to live in the land of freedom - To become a success in my own eyes. John Rusnak - Judy - Fly around the world in the Aeronca Chief. Dave Runk - My clarinet and speed bug key - To own and put on the air a kilowatt rig. Sandy Sanderson - Classring - In my Black Miriah C52 Nashl beat G. H. in ci race. Jack Sankey - My pack of Luckies - Fly the Air Force's fastest Jet. Carole Schnarrs - Memories - To live in Johnsonburg someday. Harlan Schnarrs - None -- Travel 'round the world. McGee Schnarrs - My T-Bird six - Geor- gianna. Bruce Shaw - My bow and arrows - To own a 1960 T-Bird in 1960. Joan Shaw - My white typewriter - To go to Hawaii with Flo. Mary Shaw - Letters from a certain Osce- ola Navy guy - To have all the P.O.H.S. Cheerleaders have a reunion in 1970. John Shedlock - Paint brush - To write my first literature book and have Mr. Bili- cic teach it. Jim Shimmel - Sally's classring - Keep a certain girl happy. Ron Shimel - My 22 rifle - To hunt, fish and trap in Canada. Gail Shinafelt - Lynn's ring and his smoky horseless carriage - To see the world in a white Corvair. Spud Showers - One lousy Dodge car - To get a lousy cast off my arm. Ed Simcox - My Imagination - Hunt lions in Africa. Jabe Simcox - M hi h owered high Y Q P I l speed walking shoes - Drive a certain 55 Chevy. Kathy Smeal - My hi-fi - To go to Hawaii with Maxine Y. Viola Smeal - A certain 59 Senior pic- ture - Goto Rome with Lois and Eileen. Earl Snyder - One beatup 53 Jeep - l'll never tell. Ron Snyder - Toy dog named Boba - Own a Chrysler 300-E. Frances Soltys - Football programs of 1959 - To send the girls of Osceola to Camp Mountain Run. Secrets 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214. 215 216 217 218 219. 220 Name - Pet Possession - Suppressed Desire Renee Spittler - My class ring and old letters - Before going to Calif to live in Camp Hill with Peggy C. Elliot Stein - Studebaker Golden Hawk - To become a C.P.A. Harald Stein - '60 Pontiac - To lead Adams, Moore, Davis and Maddalena in practice some night. Bill Supina - My cards - To visit Hawaii. Carol Taylor - Someone who is far away - To get rid of the title, Mrs. Nancie Thompson - Sweater, classring, key - To buy Jerry a '60 Red T-Bird conti- nental to race on our dragstrip in Osceola. Carol Tomca - Staka's house and tele- phone - Go around the world with Sta. Rhelda Tormey - My diamond - Tour U.S.A. in a certain Morris Minor. Carol Trump - My keys to my brother Bob's Ford - To make aut with Glenn Johnson. Carol Turner - A pink and white '54 Ply- mouth - To keep a certain guy happy. Judy Turner - My stuffed rabbit and White Bible - Graduate and goto Buffalo with Barbara McTavish. Loretta Turza - My cats - To go to Hawaii with Cl certain person. Joyce Unick - Driver's license - To see Mr. Labock get married. Carl Vaux - My picture of Huckleberry Hound - I hain't got none. Charles Vaux - My car - Join Air Force. Helen Voyzey - Classring - Go to Cali- fornia. DeWayne Waring - Fishing rod - To go around the world. Lynn Waring - My smoky horseless car- riage - Make straight A's. Jerry L. Winters - My 1950 Ford - To marry a certain girl from Munson. Jerry Winters - My glasses - Graduate. Connie Williams - My record player - Marry a millionaire. Jack Williams - Cor - Make a fast mil- lion. Judy Williams - My driver's license - To graduate from college as an elementary teacher and teach Mary Lou's first six red- heads. Pat Williams - J. T.'s cash box - To lead a comfortable, successful life. Moe Wilson - Classring - To design my future S100,000 house and spend my va- cation on one of the South Pacific islands as a beachcomber. Larry Wise - Sharon Gail - Catch an egg off the Washington Monument without breaking it. Julia Womer - My engagement ring - Eat 100 pieces of pizza without stoppin-1. Bill Wright - Car keys and driver's license - Be happy all my life. Maxine Yorger - My White Bible -- To go to Hawaii with Kathy Smeal. 45 .Iunior Rofarians Carole Rulferly Richard Wilson Mary lou Duruca Karl Rudeen June Ann M:Neish Ted Kasubick Maxine vmger Ronald Davidson lorelfu xolosky Pacer Ayolle 46 Barbara Clcwges Mille Hess Gail Shinufeli Jack Bailey CLASSE President ,. . . Vice President Secretary Treasurer , NL? ' ,K fa X Class of '61 l lf 2? 3? i A Q. s A-1 ' 'l Allan Soysler . Connie Granville Bonnie Ritchie Becky Wood ,144 ,l ' ,VP Fix .frvsli ,L'5:f5i?l i ' GL' ,afgg -all 5 t .f ' 'B' We , l r., Kyra bmi . ig? I Q- ' . X , it 'I , V .Q f 2 i f af I 51 34? 'nl , en ,553 U' -L a 453 1 fu' va- .az x V ,J v X 1' V: ,. KE -i ea 2? F5 ,, . '-.,' H 'ails .U-4 'Lk him .f'j.f. I 5 it ' K ,HI 1 s- in if s fi X H . 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I Juniors 2r ..,2 - eff .4 1 'Y I 'Vi V , , sf . , . 37 H 'itz-,4 M .sf ,zzggf if ' W ,. . ...5.,g,m5,.,.. . a-1-'Iso o..,, , ii '-calore -.img ' 'f if . l M s va Q n fri' . eg : M is . 7 .nf . fra 52 ,A gigs, Nfl , ' be ,-ie, ,x Y EB.. 1 am, ii' nr ' va' k . .fix 'if i ries W 1 f::,-r 3685235 2 if ,-1? . W 'Ai 3.21 7' ir ..,,..,.tI l n , Kile, Roberl Kisller, Richard Knepp, Priscilla Kolesar, Delores Korsnlclr, George Lee. Betsy Lihreatari, Frankalec long. Bill lulrens, Frances Lumanlue, Judy Lynch, John Malicki, Janel Malinich, Ronald Mullin, William Mandel, Norma Mayes. Jessie McCabe, Michael M:Caml9y, Adelaide MrCamley, James McCamley, Nancy McClarren, Shirley McClellan, Robert McClimare, undo M:EIray, David McFee1ers, Carol McGee, Bernard McKean, Kalhleen M:Mahan, Mary Ellen McNeish, James Meek, Robert Makes. Carol Merriman, Roberta Merritt, Clair Meyer, Jay Mignor, James Millard, Carol Miller, Clyde Miller, Joseph Miller, Michael Miller, Robert Millward, Rhella Monasky, Sandra Mummy, Duane Moslak, LeMoyne Moslyn, Jim Muchinsky, Lorena Musser, George Myers, Carmella Myers, Charles Myers, Emma lou Myers, Nathan Nalalie, Ronald Neale, Dean Nicoclemus, Nancy .luniors Novak, Anna Nudge. Maxwell Olenoski, Theresa Parkes. Virginia Parks. Darla Patrick. John Pallerson, Joyce Pease, Marie Pease, William Perks, Joann Peters, Cheryl Phillips, Anna Phillips, Linda Pollisino, Peggy Poorman, Richard Price, Kay Pritchard. William Putillion, Gerald Reams, Arlhur Rech, Joseph Renwick, Barbara Rice, Theresa Richner. Elaine Rikhey, Bonita Ritchie, Gertrude Rogers, Gloria Rogers. Tom Rohrback. Daniel Ross. larry Ruggerio, Judy Rusnalr. Marlin Schnarrs, Gerald srrmum, Lynn Scoll, Suzanne Selby, Nancy Shimmel. lovie Shimmel, Sally Shulran, Verone Sidorick, Andrew Siegfried. ferry Slolher. James Smeal, Janice Smeal, Rebecca Smels, Linda Smiih, Edgar Snyder, Roger Selensky, Ted Saysler, Allen Spicer, Ronald Slauffer, Edward Stone, Kenneth Straw, Dennis Ten-rpleien. Lorraine Tesl, Roger 53 .luniors cf- ' 1? xi' .- S 4 'wi r 41 'I x H., I , Q 'G'-if fw- 7 F ,N Nl-- 'I . AY - L .itl- 1 W 'EWU l cw! N 1. -D 4, nv- 1' V F! fa- Tulewiuki, Manha Turner, John Twoey, Jerry Vollolla, Bonnie vaughn. linda Vaughn, Jane! Vaux, .lanire Verbeck, Jim Wasilko, George Watson. Sally Wayne. James Wayne, Reber! Webster, Rodger wagers, Frank Weslwood. Ronald Williams, Darl williams, George Williams, Harry Williams. Marion Williams. Sharan Williams. Tobin wilson. Mergers' Wilsoncrafi. Lorraine Winters, Marlene Wise, Polricia Wisor, Palricia Wood, Jerry wood, Harry Wood. Rebecca Woodring. Melvin Woods, Jean vmgef, William Zavalydriga, rhnmm Zuccorelli, Rosemarie I 1, l 1 se' fl gl., ,J N -GD l' 0 X KS W 3 fu Class of '62 President ,.,. , . , Terry Morrison Vice President ,.,.. Marilyn Bennell Secretory .... . Sandro Husfed Treasurer . ., Belly Laird ,f -. 1 Y -'rwfwr- frfr N- - .. - . H K., fn ' 2' 1,.' fl J ,. Ei, Alf- fr , 3' ,' 31521, ' lf i r g ,,. :l',iZ3Q5, ,cl rag .L i .Laila 1.4 L if Ulf ' Jw ' .' r ' 'ff , er, sr me r . .re in . , if -1 1 Ni l e f' I I 7 r ., T , JL! . Q73 :rr , rl' Ni. v Q, , was , . 4, f in . is -I r frl rr 22 'A ,rt or rj ilk Ei rm 1 '31 .sf -I 1.2 I .4 '4-Q.. ,Lg rf r 4, X' V A , if - all id- Q 1 'X iu r .Aa. .M uf A Q Q if 'XM 'yi 'f 5:13555 ' 3. ,EEE vials? iii, 5,15 'ilgiprgwf J 1 7, -r A i f ,qifii 'Mil .-fr f ' . .. :Ei-ff T915 F? r --Q Qff l1?I1,',g,1'..' . r ,: ' r - -gi Y-'r rl , fg'f', fr or :mv ,, . L 1 1 -if i ' ' L f T, , 4 . , l of 3 . -gn!-ll 'J - -. ,554 4' xr Raimi. IL. r l 1' Abbot. Roger Abbott, Dennix Adelmon. Frances Annis, Henry Bogrosky. Betty Bullock. John Baronchok, Lorry Bashore. Frank Bell, Susan Berman, Marilyn aug, Mary emily Bowen, William Brontev. Tim Brotton, Mono Brown, Dolly Brown, George Brown. Sumn Bryan. nirhera Burton, Irvin Butlar, John Buynolr, Veronica Cameron, Joan Curr. Judith Carson, Carol Ann Corxon. Thomas Carson, Virginia coriwragm, Carole Cartwright, Edward Cartwright, Lvlher corsirk, Harrie! Cholfont, Foul Ciexlos. Gladys Clark, Kenneth Conklin, Donald Corrigan, Judilh A. Crugo, John Miami Croin, Jean Cross, Carolyn Danrho. Kathy Dellross, John Demchack, Murlheho Dickson. Patrick Dixon, Beniomin Dixon, Dessie Dixon. Ernest Dixon, Janet Dixon, Luther Domonicll, Gloria 55 Sophomores Dunkle. William Dzwenkawxki, Sarah Eirich. Carl Eirieh, Harry English, Howard Ernesl, Eileen Farley, Daniel Fenlan, William Fedarlro, Bob Finberg, Carole Fisher, Dan Flack. Dale Fleck, Eileen Fleck, Samuel Flsgol, Claudia Flick, Gwen Foster, larry Franelc. Slephen Frank, John Franlx, Paulene Fravel. John S. Gallagher, Mary Garfinkle, Sidney George, Albert George. Mach.-.el Gelanlmke. Helen Gender, Ginger Gmngn. Regis Gfeenwen. M.-min Gfimn, Marlene Harper. Mary lou Harris, Cheryl Harris. David Harlle, Barbara Harfshorne, Barbara Hassinger, sur-ni. Hassinger, Zada Mae Hwy, rr.aemk Hanwoatl, lux Hemphill, ner-no Herr, William Hlcksan, Margaret Hill, Fred Hirshbiel, Carol Hoffman, John Holden, Nancy Halt. Thomas Hoover, Robert Houdershel, Jane? Hughes, larella M. Hummel, Donald Hummel. Roger Humphrey, Jaan Husteel, Brooks Sophomores Husted, Sandra Jackson. Richard Johnson, Elsia Johnson, virginia Jones, Marilyn Juxick, Kathy Kanauff, Cecil Kanour. Judith Kennedy, Ron Kephari, Donna Krpiiun, cami Kephurt. Janet Kile, Joanne Kimbel, Kay Ki1er,Judilh Kizina. Glenn Knudsen, Mike Kolesar, Karen Kolesar, Michasl Krause, Dean Kozak, Mike Laird, Betty levin, Caral Beth lewis, Dave lindstrcm, Robert Luciano, Judy Luecks, Mary M. Lumaduu, Allen lumadue. Betly lumudua, Jane! Lumadue, John Maddnlena, Marie Mangusan, Janet Maines, Rayman-:l Marien, Rolla J. Marince, Camillie Mayes, Linda Les MeClarin. Robert McClure, David C. M:Gee. Patricia McManigul, Jack McManigle, Audrey Mciavislr, Judy Mease, Janet Meyer, Patricia Millard, Carl Paul Millard, Paul Millincler, Ginger Millinder, Janet L. Miller, Fred Miller. Mary Louise Mills, Ernie Mital. John Manosksy, Paul 57 T1-r ,1 f AS! . ,, Sophomores 45 fi S M, J x I . A 'Ax A.. N, , . J- W X' , 3 Mormon, ferry Moyer, Bcnila Murpl1y.Judilh Myers, Eddie Myers. Joyce Myers, Rizhard Myers, Roberl Neidrick, William Odrosky, Dorothy Ondo. Jerome Patrick, Ed Pqmek, Shirley Pallerson, Blain Pallerxon, Linda Peters. John Peters. Inna Phillips, Gloria Phillips. Ron Pollard, Barbara Fry, Richard Quick, Bessie Quick, Fred Quick, Melvin Renms, Charles H Rice, Patsy Rilchle, linda Roach, Ruben Robins. Karen Ralhrack, Edward Rauseaux. Ray Royer, Ken Sankey. Daniel Szhnarrs. Carol Kay Selfridge, Paul Shaw. Eugene Shaw. Marilyn Shimmsl, Dennis Shimmel. Mary Shoemaker. Kenneih Shorl, Karen Shufran. Kathleen Sidorick, Fred Simcox, Linda Simmons, William Slother, Michael Smeal, Barbara Jean Smeal, Carol Smels. Danna Smilh, Barlaura Smilh, Barbara Smith, Donald Smilll. Madeline smnh, Palsy shyaer, Beverly Sophomores Sponogle, William Stuufhr, Margnrut Spittler, Alta Stuals, Bertha Shui, Marian Steiner, Clair Stone, Mary Frances Stinsr, Lyle Staclrley, Nancy lee Stocliley, Ronald Stanebruker, Sandra Stover, Kathleen A sypu, Michael Straw, Mary Etta Taylor, Jeanne Taylor, Mary Lau Tast, Thcmus Thampsun, Donna Tomas, Michusl Tormoy. Ruth Ann Tormey, Sandra Trump, magna Turner. Peggy Turner, Wilton Voyzey, Donna Ras Voyxey. Melvin Vroman, Judith A. Walk, Nancy Walstrom, Robert wqnng. James Wigfield, Betty Wigfleld, Donna Wilks, John Willcs, Noreen Williams, Philip Williams, Sharon Wilson, Sharon Wiser, Kenneth Woodring, Shirley Woods, Betty Woodside, Donna Woomer, Janice Yumviky, amy vokolmky, Anloinetle Young, cm: 59 1 C LUBS W K Annual Club Front Row ll.to r.l: Gloria Rodgers, Coral Houston. Eleanor Bowman, Nancy DeShang, Pot Wise, Connie Granville, Gerry Carol Dunlop, Sharon Williams. Second Row: Sandy Tormey, Suzi Brown, Toni DeBross, Sandy sataraaga, carol Turner, Sally Watson, Mary Laa Harper. Third naw: Nancy Macarrrtay, carat Melieeters, Sharon Williams, Mary luecke, Nancy Ardery, Joyce Unick, Carol Garvey, lNot pizturedlz Beverly Helsel, Nancy Nicodemus, Mena Brotton. Production of this issue of the Mountaineer was the area in which the Annual Club functioned. Some members of the club played a large part in com- piling ond distributing the book. Members ofthe club who served on the staff are listed in the front of the book. The club advisor is Mr. Jerome McCamley. Newspaper Club Front Row ll. to nl: Jim Slother, Amy lou Howard, Ruth Gunter, Barb Clawges, Susie Stott, Cecilia Howe. Second Row: Doris Godissart, Kathy Shuttran, linda Smets, Maxine Yorger. Tllird Raw: Becky Wood, Jack Frank, Drutilla Johns. lNot pizturedl: Verone Shutfron, Vickie Butterworth, Janice Brocail, Janet Molicki, Carol Mekis. The Blue and White helps to keep the student body, the faculty and the parents informed of events concerning the school. The poper is published six times yearly under the direction of editors elected on o point system. This year's editors are os follows: Editor-in-Chief, Amy Lou Howardg Associate Editor, Bar- bara Clawges. Mr. Lee Lane is the advisor of this club. 62 Front Row ll.ro r.i: Judy Carr, Sandy Condo, Mary Shaw, Larry Wise, Carole Rafferty, Barb Clawges, Jane Ann McNeish, Claudia Behmer, Banila Ritchey. Second low: Becky Wood, Sonne Husted, Marilyn Jones, Judy McTovish, Mike Crago, Terry Morrison, Ed Myers, Maxine Yorger, Sharon Williams, Connie Granville. Third Row: Jerry Twoey, Mile George, Karl Rudeen, Allan Soyster, Fred Craig, Pot Williams, McGee Schnurrs, Larry nemnrhek. :Nei picruredlz Joy Meyer, eemey moe., Frances Kuxul.-rick, Jim Verbeclr, Janet Malicki, Tom Matthews, Marilyn Bennett, Belly Laird. The Student Council is the voice of the pupils in their school. ll is composed of the class omcers from all three classes and a representative from each home room. The Council is divided into various committees which work together on the problems which make school o more eflicient and enioyable place. Mr. Lewis Adams is advisor to this group. Row il. to r.l Jack Senlrey, Karl Rudeen, John Lee, Fred Craig, Larry Wise, Elliot Stein, Mike Crogo, Second Row: Lemoyne Moxlalc, Jim McCamley, Lynn Schnurrs, Roger Test, Tom Hoover, Sid Davidson, lorry Ross. Third Row: Marty Rusnalr, Allen Soysrer, Bill Pritchard, Ed Knapp, Moe Wilson. Bill long. iNo? pizturedlx Maynard Butterworth, Fred Burns, Dale Fleck, Hess, Tom Holt, George Humphrey, Steve Jusick, Pete Kelly, Mike McCabe, Larry Deon Neale, Fred Sidorick, Jim Verbeclz, Pete Wood, Tom lovolydriga. While not strictly a school club, the Key Club is composed of members from the senior high school. The meetings are held in the school after school hours. Each year certain proiects are undertaken by the boys to improve the school. This year's officers are: President, Fred Craig, Vice-President, Steve Jusicky Treasurer, Larry Wise, Secretary, John Lee. Student Council Key Club 63 Typing Club Fran! Row fl.lo ni: Ruth Huilalt, Bernice lumadue, Judy Phillips, Rose Ann KnePP: Judy Fahr, Nancy Fohr. Second Row: Jeanne Rogers, Jaan Miller, Rhelda Tormey, Dorothy Crain, Joan Shaw, Florence Royer. Third Row: Kathy Smeal, Norma Lumadue, Beverly Domonick, Bill Wright, Bob Henry, Bob Roth- rock, iNet plthlrodl: Connie Williams, Hazel Cawfer, The members of this club type and send letters to the businessmen of the area to secure money for publishing the Mountaineer. The club also types all the copy material and checks all printer's proofs used in this book. The chief typists are Robert Rothrock and Joann Miller, Business Managers are Connie Williams and Dorothy Crain. Advisor to the club is Mr. Charles Mills. Art Club Front Row ll. to 1.1: Lynn Bezilla, Betsy lu, Carolyn Gordon, Mary Ann Hummel, Leslie Griliith, Ed Knapp. Second Row: Jim Bagrosky, Dan Marin, Mike Burns, Larry Folmar, Jack Sonkey. Third Row: Ed Stauffer, larry Miller, Mike Deblu, Jack Coons, Jim Penny. lNot picturudl: Bob Hoover, Virginia Johnson. The members of the Art Club make posters for all school activities. Individual members are given a chance to exercise their art abilities by relating proiects to other classes. A few samples from this club appear in this yearbook. Mr. Carl Wasseen is the advisor. 64 Q F.H.A. The F. Front Row fl.to IJ: Lois Phillips, Shirley Burton, Yvonne Malinich, Barb MacTavish, Barb Smith, Mary lou Taylor, Jean Gilxon, Judy Miller, Joyce Good, Eleanor Hnssinger, Judy Madavish. Sezond Raw: Bessie Quick, Kathy O'Nsill. Nancy Pryde, Bertha Steele, Betty Woods, Donna Hemphill, Carolyn Hamer, Betty Lou Phillips, Nancy lrwln, Roberta Gilsan, Janice Smeal, linda Vaughn. Third Row: Betty lumadue, Sana Peters, Joyce Myers, Janet lumadue, Nancy Herr, Gloria Wigtield, Betty Wigfield, Nanty slaaklay, Bar' laara Pallard, Barbara Carson, Janet Vaughn, Larraina wilsanaran, Becky srnaal, Sandy Blake, Marion Steele, Janet Dixon. mai pirrarailli Shirley Hendershat, Jean Myers, Janette Marusrhalc, Cheryl Palara, Bonnie Dixon, Patsy Smith. Sandra Stonebralrer. Viola Smeal, Nancy Hendershot, Eileen McGinley, Mary Ellen McMahon, H. A. is primarily designed to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The officers are: President, Judy Millerp Vice-President, Jean Gilsonp Treasurer, Viola Smeal, Secretary, Bani Dixon. The advisor ofthe club is Mrs. Jean Adams. F.F.A. Front Row ll.lor.l: Harry Doran, Lee Lender, Allan Lumaclue, sara Fleck, lark McMonigal, Ken lzayar, laraala Haired, Irvin Burton, Paul Monosky, nan Kennedy. saaand low: Ken Jarlaan, Gary Helsal, Fred Henry, Roger l-larnrnal, Howard English, Mika Hanyalr, Bill Tarnar, Ron Phillips, John Mioal, Walter Wilson- crofl, Bob Walstrorn. third Row: Richard Broll, Clair Merritt, John Eirich, Darl Williams, Tobin Williams, Jack Hire, James Eyerly, Jerry Twoey, Ray Rougeux, Melvin Quitli. Phil Mason, Raymond Moines. lNot picturodl: Ron Fleck, Dean Neale, Ken Clark, Bob Bush, Harold Codmcm, Tom Matthews, Robert McClur- ren, Henry Panarsan, Larry Panarran, sann Pry, Duane wanna, Jack Williams, Gerald winrarr, Dan Hain' mel, Luther Dixon, George Brown, Richard Linclstrom, Charles Vaux. This club supervised by Mr. Robert Hoover, is organized to establish better qualities in Future Farmers of America. The members learn how to carry on meetings and are taught the techniques of farming. The officers are as follows: President, Sam Pry, Vice-President, Tobin Williams, Secretary, John Eirich, Treas- urer, Harold Cadmany Sentinel, Richard Lindstromg Chaplain, Larry Pattersonp Advisor, Ken Jackson, Reporter, Robert Bush. International Friendship Club Fmni Raw im. rg: Mary shimmsl, Kay Ktmbret, curate Yeung, Donna smeis, Dorothy oamky. smite Row: Carol Foster, Carolyn Foster, Gwen Flick. Carol Nolan. Third Row: linda Patterson, Betsy Bag- rosky, Linda Ritchie, Virginia Carson. lNot picturedl: Jucly Murphy, Mary Galloher. In the International Friendship Club individual projects consist of the ex- change of letters with teenagers in other lands. For a group proiect, members of the club learn about the United Nations with special emphasis on U.N.E.S.C.O. The officers are as follows: President, Linda Ritchie: Vice-President, Carol Young, Secretary, Kay Kimbrel. French Club Front Raw il. to r.l: .terry Brown, Mike Dekomo, Peter Ayotte, Carolyn Nevara, Virginia Pollick, Marcia Luciano. Second Row: Loretta Koloslry, Irene Rosentrator, Kathy McKean, Judy Williams, Mary Lou Dur- ica. Third Row: Nancy Flecllenstein, Ron Snyder, Dick Duncan, George Humphrey, Janice Ernest. iNot picturedl: Tom lannen, Bruce Shaw, Sandra Monosky. A new club this year, the French Club, was originated to enable students of French to better their understanding of the culture of France. The following are serving as officers: President, Peter Ayotte, Vice-President, Mike DeRomo, Secre- tary, Caroline Nevara, Treasurer, Virginia Pollick. Mr. Joseph Monsueir is club advisor. 66 N! Front Row tl.tn Li: John Ballotlr, Dennis Shimel, Cheryl Harris, Paulette Frantl, William Fenton, Cecil Kanauff, Mike Kolesar. Sltotld Row: Charles Reams, Carl Kephart, Ben Dixon, David Harris, Mika Tomco, Edward Patrick. Third Row: Rithord Myers, Luther Cartwright, William Herr, Richard Pry, Eugene Show. lNot pisturedl: John DeBress. Supervised by Mr. Bud Gilham the Nature Club is concerned with learning about the wonders about us in nature. Conservation is the keynote of this group. Officers for this year are President, John DeBross, Vice-President, Bill Herr, Secre- tary, Paulette Frantz: Treasurer, Denny Shimmel. Front Row 1l.to nt: Tom Hess, Ray Homan, Merle Gander, Bob Roach, Ken Fenton, Clyde Miller, Jack Travel. Second Raw: Blaine Patterson, Earnest Dixon, Bill Craven, Randall Jordan, Tam Muddalenn, Ken Stone, Dennis Straw. Third Row: Dean Krause, Clair Steiner, Fred Quick, Jack Lynzh, Joe Kalke, Ken Kovach, Ron Shimmel, Robert Meek. iNet pirturedj: Ira Kephart, John Hudak. Members ofthe Outdoors Club conduct field trips in the adioining woods to familiarize themselves with conditions to be met in hunting, fishing, and trapping, This year archery has been added to the outdoor program. Mr. Harold laich is the advisor. Officers are as follows: President, Joe Kalkeg Vice-President, Ron Shimmel, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Kephart. Nature Club Outdoors Club 67 Chemistry Club mm Row lI.to ni: Geargianna Ishler, Ruth casey, sandra comm-ioux, Mary Adelsborger, Carol naugh- erty, Sarah Adelman, Ruth Carson. Second Raw: Tom Hoover, John Shedlock. Allen Soysrer, Pal Wil- Iiams, Serge Drillock, Jack Roberts, Elliot Stein. Third Row: Roger Test, Jerry Bock, lynn Schnarrs, Tom Dugan, George Williams, Jae Blaxasky, Mike Radebach, Frank Weigert. Under the supervision of Mr. John Deliman, the chemistry club helps the stu- dents to understand the advancement of chemical sciences and helps in the pro- motion of new ideas which are advanced in science. The officers are as follows: President, Frank Weigerlp Vice-President, Joe Rechg Secretary, Sarah Adelmang Treasurer, Clifford Williams. Auto Mechanics Club Front new u. to 1.1: Jim Mostyn, Lemoyne English, John sem., Jerk ambien, Mmm Ksphun, nos Kep- hart. Second Raw: Earl Snyder, Larry Richner, Sam Croyle, Jim Deibler, Mike Supina, Babe Mann, Jerry Winters, Third Row: Mike Miller, Roger Aclon, John Rusnalc, Ari Smilh, Ed Simtox. lN6l pitlurldlz Spence Husled, John Natalie, Ron Natalie. Under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Labock, the members of this club strive to learn the mechanics of a car and the tools used to repair them. How a car should function is a primary goal. Jerry Winters is President, Spencer Husled, Vice-President, Bill Supina, Secretary, and Merril Kephart, Treasurer. 63 Dramatics Club Front Row ildo r.l: Karen Robins, Ginger Gander, Marilyn Shaw, Carol Trump, June Ann McNeish, Doris Holden. Second Row: Bonnie Moyer, Carol Carson, Norma Mandel, Helen Golemboski, Theresa Rice. msn piewredl: Fran Adelman, Mamie aug, Jeanne cameron, .mm cmin. This club, under the supervision of Mrs. Shirley Shore, is organized to help the student gain a better appreciation of dramatics. The officers are as follows: President, June McNeishp Vice-President, Mary Emily Berg, Secreiury-Treasurer, From Adelmang Correspondent, Doris Holden. Stage Crew Front Raw Ql.to nl: Dave McClure, Tom Bryan, Gary Helsel, Dick Green, George Musser, Max Nudge, Robert Ferdurko. Secnnd Row: Wayne Brown, Jim Gray, John lumadue, Dick Droll, Roger Test, Pete Adamis, Jerry Putillion, Joe Rech. Third Row: Carl Millard, Paul Selfridge, Paul Millard, Melvin Vayley. Jake Brown, Jerry Kephort, Edgar Smith. Mr. Curtis Shore supervises the Stage Crew Club which plans und builds the sets for the shows put on in school. There are no oliicers, but the club operates in conjunction with the Dramatics Department for every event in the auditorium. 69 Front Row ll. to rJ: linda Library Club Phillips. Ruth Tormey, Noreen Brown, Janice Vaull, Marion Williams, Mary lynn lolsnson. Second Raw: laonlio loolsoy, Martha Tulowitzlli, lzoosno Merriman, Kathleen Williams, Mary l. Miller, ,llio Spittler. lNot ,sislsnoslls Nancy Henry, Delores lcoloson Busine Leade Club 70 Under the supervision of Mr. William J. Panciera this club is organized to help in getting the students more interested in library work. Through actual work the club members are taught the fundamentals of libraryship. The officers are as follows: President, Mary Lynn Johnsonp Vice-President, Martha Tulowitzki, and Secretary, Bonita Lockey. SS I'S Front Row il. lo ni: Elsie lolsnson, lynslo sansoox, llorb Smith, Donna lcopnon, Susan lloll, Marthetta Dem- chalr, Madeline Smith. sooonsl Raw: Joanne Kiln, Gloria Phillips, Judy Corrigan, Lanetta Hughes, Janet Mzlllnslof, Veronica lxssnyols, Donna Thompson. Third Row: saloon Ernest, closssllo rlsool, Judy loozono, cosol snsool. cosolo rlnlsoso, cosol Cartwright. fNar pm-noslis Gloria lnonsonlols, Asnlloy McMonigul. The members of this club, under the leadership of Mr. Melvin Bock, learn about business activities, what business consists of, and what is done to prepare for the work. Donna Kephart is the President, Linda Simcox, Vice-President, Mar- thetta Demchak, Secretary: and Barbara Smith, Treasurer. Pram Raw lI.ia Mayan saaana Third Row: Prisc l 1 i S I I Cheerleading Club nl: Frances Kasubick, Sandy Condo, Mary snaw, Carole Rafferty, Judy Albert, Pali, Row: claaaia saliniai, may Kephart, Linda Maciiinaia, sanna Huxted, lcainy Jusicll. illa Knapp, Arlene Bainey, Camille Mafinaa, Nancy Holden, Joyce Panaiaan, lanal Dixon. Under the direction of Mrs. Donna Goldthorpe the Cheerleading CIub's pur- pose is to promote good sportsmanship and leadership and to learn the different motions and words to the school songs and cheers. The cheerleaders also partici- pate in a cheerleading contest. The captains are Carol Rafferty, Mosie Shaw, Judy Albert, and Sandy Condo. Shop Club Front Raw ll.ia nl: John Willa, Pat Dickson, Kan snaainaliaf, larry raglan David Lawii. Second naw: Ronald Malinich, William vargai. Melvin Woodring, Ronald spiral. Third Row: rad salanaky, call Vuux, William lcnapaaf, Floyd Martin. Under the supervision of Mr. Bruce MacKay this club is organized to help the students develop vocational interest in metal work. It is particularly suited for those members who cannot work a regular shop class into their schedule. 71 ,Af-f 'fr' v, 5. ,fy iii' W- fn R rpg .,,,x1Q 3,Sl ' W -x 3, I u 041' 'A' Blue Fronl Row ll.lo Ll: Darla Beach. Jenn lloyd, Duclee McCamley,Joyce Randolph. Carolyn Cross, Mary Callahan, Della Conklin. David nunk, Judy Vromun, Curmella Myers, Kathy Frank. Second Row: nqfbnru Harlle, Nancie rnnfnpsun, Judy Ruggeria, cmnl rumen, Ffnnunlee Liberaiori, Fred Miner, Jny Meyer, Kalhy Bailey. snnfun Wilson, Suzy Mon, Jean Humphrey. Third Row: Judy Womer. Carole Schnarrs, Carl Erltll, Bill Prllchard, David McElroy, Don Johnson, Kuihy Dunrho, Carla Pedrauanl, Carole Chellon, Mike Hess. Fourih Row: Judy Carr, Bill Keniora, Bob McClellan, Ronald Westwood, Bill Mullin, Ron M:Cum- Iey, Albert Berger, Fred Burns, Cnlvln Dixon. Senior Boys Front Row II.1or,J: sm Keniora, non McCamley, Dave Runk, Mike Hess, Albert Berger, Lynn wnfing. Second now: Fred Burns, Don Johnson, me cfnig, Junn caeslnf, Maynard sunefwufu-. Bancl Fronl Row u.iaf.l1 Peggy Pcllosina, Dee Dinan, Shirley waadfing, Kuihy slayer, Carol Leyin, Linda Mayes, safbaia nan wink, Kay Prine, Marlene Griffin, Nanny Selby, sim caalnan,Mnfilyn Jones. Second naw: Connie Humphrey, Kay Dixon snafan Orndorli, Beiiy Lou Dafnahak, Diane seals, Fay Binge, Peggy Turner, sally ozwankawaki, Nancy Muller, Caroline Lin genfelrer. Thin: naw: John rinnaf, Rodger Abbaii, Jerry wana, many Williams, Gail si-iinafali, Lynn wanna, Harold Cross John Cieslur, Glenn Kizirm, Michael Knudsen. Fourfh Row: Henry Annis, Richard Poorman, Maynard Bullsrworlh, Fred Craig Dale Fleck, William Bowen, Jean Taylor, Noreen Wilks, Annette Yocobosky, Mr. Manner. Senior Girls Fran! naw u.iaf.l: Ncntie rnafnpaan, Carole ranina, Carla Pedrcz- Lani, Joyce Randolph, Dana Beach, Jean lloyd, Carole Chelfon, Nanny Marian Second Row: Gail Shinafeli, Caroline Lingenfeller, Pay aafga, Judy waniaf, Carole salinans, Sharon Omdarli, Suzy Man, Kay Dixon, Maiorerres and Color Guard rronr now ll.lor.mr Marilyn lonoo, Shirley Woodring,Ku1hy soaloy, Joy Meyer, Sharon walron, neo Dixon, oorlo aoooh. Second now: leon Humphrey, xoy oarron, slroron Orndor5, Betty lou oonrrlrolr, mono noolo, Suzy Mon. Third Row: Judy Vromun, corrnollo Myers, Kuihy rronlr, Connie l-lornolrroy, Peggy Polllrsno. District P. M. E Band Front Row ll.lor.J: loon lloyd, Carol loyan, Carolyn Cross, Dave Runk, Mary collolron, nollo Conkr lin. sorona now: Marilyn lonor, Nonoy Moller, sou Cochrane, Non. cy Selby, Morlono Grimn, Bob Moclollon, lzon Mocornloy. rlrlrrl Row: Harold Cross, John clorlor, Bill Prikhnrd, non lolrnron, Bill Mullin, non worlwoor-1. 76 Chorus Front Row ll.ru r.lr Jorrol Koplrorl, laonnao llilolrao, Mike Sypu, clrrorllo Behmer, Judy Fowler. Second Row: Janice Colyer, Sunne Husted, Trudie Riichie, Georgia Kunour, Rosemary Jackson. Chorus rrurrr Row u.ru ry ourlu Forks, Janie. Colyer, Nurrry Herr, Louise rurgururr, surrrru J-iurrua, nusurrrury Jurkrurr, aurrnzu mrrirzu, cnuurnu Belnmer, Carolyn cuurr-uri, crrurulune Dinunv, Judy Fuwlur, Eleanor Husrarrger, Jane! Kephuri. sururra nuwr Mar- gurur Sluuffer, curulyrr Horner, surly Kephurt, Betty oaxurr, Mary M:MuIlan, Judy rurrrur, Yvonne Malinish, June Andrews, Judy Vromcn, sxuirru ourrufharu, Judy Williams, Peg Hadrrurr, uuny sruwrr. nrara Row: curuu Herrhualxe, enrubuih cruffurr, Bonnie Hmarrgur, xururr serurr, Nancy rraauy, smrluy McClurren, Leslie Grimfh, luuz. shammi, Trudie Jzamrae, c-,organ Jcurruur, neun Marian, xururr Kamlur, Judy xrrrruur. Fourth nuwr Mr. srrrrem-rr, Jura, Kam, Murlurru rrurul, sim frurwu, George Musser, Nathan Myers, Male sypu, Ken Wisor, Juhrr Huffrrrurr, Lururfu rurfu, Hurrzui curirk, Dance Band Front Row ll. Oo r.l: Dave Runlx, Mike Hess, Don Johnson, Bill Prilchard. Second Row: Harold Cross, Juhn Cieslur, Bill Mullin, Ron M:Cumley. Third Row: Ron Westwood, Fred Craig. 77 P. M. E. A. District Band Guest Conductor The District Band Festival of the Pennsylvania Music Education Association was held in our school on February 11, 12, 13. Students from schools in the Central District competed for chair positions in the district band. Families in the Philipsburg area served as hosts for the visiting band members by provide ing them with lodging and breakfast. All other meals were served in the school cafeteria. The guest conductor this year, as in 1956, was Leonard B. Smith. Mr. Smith is a famous 78 Leonard B. Smith cornet soloist, composer and conductor. In addi- tion to conducting the high school musicians, Mr. Smith played some solo numbers at each of the three concerts. Public response to the concerts was evidenced by the full-house at the afternoon and evening performances. A dance was held forthe partici- pants in the school gym. All in all, the Festival this year was o great success due mainly to the hard work of Mr. John Manner, Local music sus pervisar. All Class Play Time Out for Ginger All those on hand for the kickoff of the first All Class Play were really cheering about Time Out For Ginger, a story of a girl whose main desire in life was to be a football player. Her ambition led to many complications. Her father was in danger of losing his iob, her sis- ters rejected the unacceptable extracurricular activity, her boyfriend refused to take her out and fight society. The long sultering Mother and Father, the exuberant Ginger, the sophisticated sisters, the patient boyfriend, the arrogant captain of the football team, the flighty maid and the staid banker and high school principal are all characters that will long be remembered. All in all Time Out For Ginger scored a touchdown with the audience! C a st ,. ,,...... . , Betty Kephari ....., , , Janet Malicki , .. Ron Westwood , ., ,, Joy Meyer Darla Beach ,, Claudia Behrner . Sid Garnnkle .. .. Tom Dugan liuie ., Agnes Carol ,, Howard Carol .. Joan . ...,.,.,.,. Jeannie . . Ginger .,.. Eddie Davis ,. Tommy Green ' ,... , . Al Berger . , . Sandy Sanclersnn ,. .. Mr. Curtis Shore Mr. Wilson .,.... ,, Ed Hoffman . . . ,. Technical Director .. . Stage Manager .. ..... .. ...., ..,... , . Jae Reck Assistant to the Director . ..... . . . Jane Ann McNeish Script Girls . ,. ,. .,.. ,. .. Linda McClement, Kathy Bailey Lighting . . . . .. .. Ron Stockley, George Musser. Jerry Kephart Stage Crew ,. ,,.,. .. . ,, .,.. .,.... .. Dick Green, George Musser, Allen McClure, John Cieslar, John lumadue, Melvin Veyzey, Paul Mallma. Mex Nudge, as smith, nc.. Comitz, Jerry lceplmn, can Millard, non, Mcclufe, Nancy Nlmlemus, Becky wood, Gary Helsel, Dick Droll, Wayne Brown, Judy Mmwish. Ren Berger, auger Test. Props Norma Mandel, Nancy Nicodemus, Becky Wood, Tom Dugan, Jane Ann McNeish, Karen Robbins, Georgianne Ishler, Carol Cheltan, Jean Meyersl Jean cmin. Costumes and Makeup Rosemarie Zuccarelli, Virginia Parkes, Becky Smeal, Becky Wood, Sarah Adelman, Rosemary Jackson, Georgia Kanour, Irene Resenlmlor, Nancy Matter, Beverly Helsel. Publicity Cecelia Howe, Suxi scan, carol Devghefiy. 79 All Class Play Front Row ll.to r.l: Gail Shinatelt, Peggy Hicksan, Nancy Fleckenstein, Jane Ann McNeish, Janet Malicki, larry Ross, Claudia Behmer, Carla Pedrallani, linda MtCliment. Second Raw: Kathy Frank, Roger Test, Frances Kasubick, Carl Eirich, Jay Meyer, Ron Westwood, Betty Kep- hen, Kathy McKean, lion Berger,Ruth Ann Casey. third Row: Camille Marince, curls seeth, sad Garfinkle, Carol Meltls, Fran Aclelman, Dennis Abbott, Peggy Ann Pollisino, Cecelia Howe, Georgia Kanour. MURDER IN A NUNNERY Our second all-class play, Murder in cl Nunnery, was presented on April 22. This who - nun - it was a spine-chilling thriller complete with a dead body, an expert knife-hurler, a float- ing apparition and all the other elements that go toward keeping an audience in suspense. Even the members ofthe cast didn't know who the killer was until the last moment, since the last scene of the third act, the one that tells aIl, was removed from the script before tryouts. Everyone had a great time trying to deduce iust who was the guilty party. Murder in a Nunnery presented quite a challenge to the technical crews as well as the actors. Many scene changes were necessaryg costuming was unusual, and the lighting was very tricky to handle. ln spite ofthe hard work, a good time was had by all who participated in the show. The Cast The Reporter ., ,, ..,. , . . . Ron Berger - - Priest .,.,....,.,. , . . .... ,, . .,.. .,......., M ike Sypa Eigifrnsetiother ' ' ' Jane' Altar Boys . Dennis Abbott, Sid Garfinkle Mother Trevou .. Nancy Fleckenstein Mother Bassonwoite ., , . Peggy Hicksan The Crews Mother Peagle .. , , Gail Shinafelt Student Director ., . .. ., , Tam Dugan Verity , . ....,,.,.... Carla Pedrazzani Stage Manager ,,..,. .. .. Ron Comitz lnez ., .. . ,...,, . .. Claudia Behmer Carpenter ,. . . ...., ,.,., . Dick Green Prudence . . Linda McCliment Lighting , . Joe Rech, Ron Stackley Tu,-key , , Kathy Shufron Props .,.,..,.,.,. , Norma Mandel Ve,-,mas H , . .. Joy Meyer Costumes , . . Rosemarie Zuccarrelli M,-5, M055 , . . . Betty Kephart Business .. . . . . ..,.. . ..,.... Al Berger The Baroness .... Sister Cclrmella ,. lnspector Pearson . .,.... .. Darla Beach . Peggy Pollisino Larry Ross Sergeant Mulligan . ,. .. .... Carl Elrich The Baron Sliema Mr. Turtle . . 80 .. Ron Westwood Roger Test Publicity ., . .. ..,.. Cecelia Howe, Suzi Scott Art . .. . Carol Dougherty, Jack Coons Extras-Kathy Frank, Frances Kasubick, Carol Mekis, Karen Robins, Kathy McKean, Camille Marince, Ruth Ann Casey, Cecelia Howe, Fran Aclelman. g QX mai? ng' . , I 'gi' ' Q .gn . fl k 1562 U RT 5 U x A , y fb ,,: K Q: df, QUAXM itil QNSXS ,glunp ii1f,0xxx I?g'E:I Mffw9 fSUf 82 75 .'31 --'3f'f-70 ' 19556473 .34 736 'Wx 8 . ,, 'A fi? rf? s.E f iEvim..i f, 4AvL2'fQNQXil:1Xl:f'ffF5252535.51 fa.: E25 - 75 thx ' im X 1 fWr':4'iQm' aa 'x'!W M is ea is fn we 'fi WT, 7 f X , 3 , , 'H 31 , v 5 7 'A 01111, 111155 Qwllmf '0fm.'3,'I6V4 Luc. Mi- -I' Xxx' f J, NH K 1 , -33, 'fn' gi'-if f n SY: 'bf-' l ' 1 A 'ew gf l5 i if A X , 3' 11 A 461, .. - I 2 nu U' I' is 1. A. , fs! . f x I ' 1 fs v5x, ,J.A. A x Rb' jf? no -N' 3,51 , , in H I an 3.4-A , ig J .1 A ks , -- ,Q , W I. A Vg f--2 iw' x 53' Q ' FX a R 1 ' 'Q' ,zgl X . I fx I ,X 4 Q: ' 1 rifgw l . A X V . ML , . J. V. Football Fran! new que nl: Larry eefnnnnell, Don senuey, Charles He5rl.1n,Joe slemek-,, Dean Neale, Jerry Ondo, Mike Henyell, Tim manl- nef, Jerry rweey, Ed Myers. Second Row: cenell O'Brlen,DennisMcNeisl1, lynn sellnnne, Marlin cfeenwnll, Allen seyelef, Larry Ross,Tum sly.-ln, Sid Garflnkle, Bob Nleleln, .lack Frank, Ceann Goldlhorp. Third Row: Henry weeds, Bill Dunkle, Tenn Hell. Mike Nlecelee, Jeell Hale, Terry Menieen, Boyd Jenkins, Bob l-leever, Ffnnele Jenneen. Football Scoreboard VARSITY P.0. OPP. Bellefonte , 6 13 Curwensville - - -- 7 7 Chief Logan H 25 12 Hollidaysburg . 30 6 Cleurfleld ., . . 37 7 Tyrone . 39 6 State College -- 45 6 DuBois . ,, . , . 33 6 WestBroncl1 ,.. . 43 12 Lock Haven , .. ,34 12 Won 8 Lost 1 Tied I B4 JUNIOR VARSITY State College Tyrone West Brunch Curwensville Clearfield . Hollidnysburg Bold Eagle Area Won 3 Lost 4 P.0. OPP 0 6 6 7 13 7 13 6 28 'I4 0 'I9 0 12 t.,-91 W 2, Q 4l':.., ,1 gonnk Q-gunnsxi. vulnlus iamggponng wQfEExm43:g?: 5 M351 9 S ff r fff .,11? ' QQ , -4: W, -.fm Q2 L ',giwf'-' Hg,x.L -- Qs Hn Y., L-1 iih.11.rg RI!-, 'N 2 3 c , A I nl. N,,,fv A. L...-,lu 'Va it L. ' ... ,R ,V Lt Uk, 3, ' QQ 3 J. V. Basketball Front Row II.to nl: Kneeling-Ernest Mills, lorry Baranchak, Jax Hanwaod, Fred Hill, Fred Sidarick, Richard Jackson. Standing: Coach Maddaleno, William Bowen. James Eyerly. Terry Morrison, Michael Sypa, Dale Fleck, Michael Crago, Mgr. John Eirich, Mgr. John Frank, Jr Basketball Scoreboard VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY P.O. Opp. Clearfield .,.. .53 51 Clearfield . , DuBois , 53 66 DuBois , . Curwensville , . .. .55 32 Curwensville DuBois . ,.,. .... . 44 60 DuBois . . . , . Curwensville . .60 49 Curwensville . .. . Jersey Shore ...,, .. .,... 53 51 Clearfield , , , Punxsutawney . .. 46 53 Lewistown . , ., Clearfield ,, . , , , 48 44 Captain Jack , . . Lewistown .. .46 66 Holliclaysburg , Captain Jack ,.... .62 38 Tyrone ., , . Bald Eagle .,,, . .,,.,. 53 47 Bellefonte Hollidaysburg . . . 44 49 Huntington . Tyrone , .. . .61 54 Lewistown . . Bellefonte , . .67 50 Captain Jack . Huntington .. . . .38 36 Bald Eagle Area , Lewistown , . . 60 61 Hollidaysburg Captain Jack . , . , 56 49 Tyrone . Bald Eagle .,,. .. .,.. .. 70 38 Bellefonte ... , .. .. Hollidaysburg ..., ,. 37 46 Huntington .. , T rone , ,,.,., . .55 64 Biellefonte , ., . .88 41 won 5 Los' 'ls Huntington . , . ,. 50 56 Won 13 lost 9 S6 OPP 36 42 48 43 30 41 63 37 52 49 30 35 40 33 32 33 66 35 63 .3 X 1 5 .git - 1 1:2 ' ., .1 'if . ,, 5 SQ :wh f 1 h, gjktiaisx if J, xg, Jig fx, E- 'F rv if ' WX 5 ' 4 . f? 'f'.fsf Zw fefl If 9' r A K ai :ff if LU' film. W' z Sum , - Varsity Wrestling From Raw U.Iu r.J: Bill Spanogle, Jack Williams, Ed Myers, Jerry Twoey, Mike Hess, Jack Hcxsinger, Sncond Row: Coach Goldlhorp, Ken Lackey, Ron Mann, Henry Pailerson, Ted Kusubirk, Many Rusnak, Norman Demchok, Jim Diebler, Couch Adams, Senior Leftermen J. V. Wrestling Prom Raw 11.10 1.1. vwwn Neale, Run mis, nm Eyerly, Jim wuyn., Dean Neale, non Smilh. smna now: nm Harris, aan Dunkle, rom Mwyman, sob wayne, Jam Aamir, Merle sander, Jim shammi. Bald Eagle Area Hollidaysburg . Stale College , Lewistown ..,. Clearfield ,. DuBois . , Tyrone Bellefonte . . Lock Haven ,. Bald Eagle Nittany Wo Wrestling Scoreboard VARSITY P.O 20 26 If .,11 .28 .18 31 41 . 34 17 21 6 Lost 4 95 lbs.-Bill Spanogle 103 lbs.-Ken Lockey . -Jack Williams 112 lbs.-Ed Myers ,, 120 lbs.-Jerry Twoey 127 lbs.-Jerry Winters -Mike Hess 133 lbs.-Jack Hassinger 138 lbs.-Ron Mann .. -Bill Dunkle .. -Henry Paherson -Ted Kasubick , -Martin Rusnak -Jim Deibler -Tom Lannen -Jim Adomis . -Norman Demchak 145 lbs. 154 lbs. 165 lbs. 180 lbs. Hwt. 90 JUNIOR VARSITY . Opp. P.O 26 Bald Eagle Area 28 17 l'-Iollidaysburg ,. .. , 49 30 Stale College , 24 22 Lewistown ,, ., 27 24 Clearfield ,. ., .22 12 DuBois .. ... ,,, . 35 7 Bellefonte . ., . . . , .37 13 Won 5 Los! 1 Tied 1 29 20 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS' Won lost Draw 4 6 1 8 2 O . . 5 2 3 ., 6 2 0 , 10 2 1 6 5 1 , 0 1 0 4 5 1 4 5 0 1 1 0 .. .,..... 'I2 1 0 9 3 1 . . 9 5 0 4 2 2 , . O 3 0 . ....., ..... , , . 0 2 O 2 7 O ' I ncludes Holiday Icurnamanl. OPP 21 11 24 22 28 19 20 Varsity Baseball-1959 Front Row ll.tu IJ: Jerry Myers, larry Culp, Ron McTigua, Mike Tirch, Denny Davis, Ken Lackey, Ray Middleton, Karl Rudesn. Sac- ond Row: Maynard Butterworth, Bill Mclaughlin, Albert Fleck, Norman Dnmchalr, Harald Stein, Farris lamb, Larry Pritchard. Third Raw: Coach Davis. Pete Mason. Mgr.: Gus Halt, Bal: Fenton, Bill long, Mgr.: Andy Sidoriclr, Melvin Meaxe, John Haizak, Jack Gear- hart, Mgr.: Coach Moore. SCORES State College , Penns Valley ., Bald Eagle Area ,..... P.O. 0 . B ,, .. 8 Clearfield ., .,.. . ..., ..l4 Bellefonte ...,, ..l3 Clearfield ., ,. ,. 6 State College . ,... ,, 8 Bellefonte ,. .. 5 Penns Valley ., ,, . . ,, . . 7 Bald Eagle Area . Golf Team-1959 No picture ofthe i959 Golf Team was avail- able as this book was sent to the printer. We are sorry for this oversight, and apologize to the team members who compiled one of the better records of our teams in the past few years. Coached by Murray Darke, the team members for 1959 were Jack Bartko, Dick Hassinger, Jim Shimmel, Mike George, Charles Myers, Jack Coons, John Lee, Joe Miller, Frank Hassinger, and Paul Shimmel. Jack Bartko capped a successful season by winning the District 6 championship. DuBois , . .. State College State College Clearfield Bellefonte . .. Clearfield .,.. OPP. 2 2 'I 'I 2 l 4 2 4 2 SCORES Won 5 Lost l P.O. 'l2 595 999 BV: 'l5 9V2 OPP. 3 9V2 5V2 6Vz 0 SV2 91 Varsity Cheerleaders Fran! Row U. lo nl: Linda McClimenl, .loyre Patterson, Frances Kasubick, Claudia Behmer. Second Row: Carole Ralrerly, Sandra Condo, Judy Albert, Mary Shaw. Volleyball Champions-Staccafos Front Raw ll.fo r.l: Nancy Nicademus, Bev Helsel, Judy Kepharf, Connie Granville, Cheryl Peters. Second Row: Arlene Bainey, Janice Bracail, Jeri Dunlap, JoAnn Perks, Doris Godissarl. Third Raw: Nancy McCamley, Priscilla Knepp, Pai Wise, Mary Haizak, Bucky Smeal, HANDICAPPED ESSAY AWARD 2nd Trombone Special Recognition On these pages we would like to give special acclaim to those students who have done outstanding work in various activities. In this manner we salute them and thank them forthe honor brought to our school. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In 1959 the National Honor Society was insti- tuted in our school forthe first time. This group is selected an the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. Sophomores become pro- visional members and must maintain consistently high grades to remain members. This is true of all students selected to this group. Last year's members were as follows: I959 Seniors-Carol Ashworth, Lynn Clawges, Barry Cupples, Roger Davis, George Demchalc, Kathy Frank, Roberta Hartman, Jackie Henwood, Vir' ginia Hosband, Carole Luxenberg, Kay Smith. I959 Juniors-Ron Davidson, Mike Hess, Jane Ann McNeish, Karl Rudeen, Richard Wilson. 1959 Sophomores-Cecelia Howe, Janet Malicki. Allan Soyster, Frank Weigert. D. A. R. ESSAY The finalists in the D.A.R. Essay contest this year were as follows: Sandra Couturiaux- The Backbone of Our Democracy , Thomas Dugan- From Sea to Shining Sea , Joseph Rech- Dem- ocracy for Survival , Suzanne Scott- Washing- ton, Shrine of American Patriotism , Shirley Bar- no- The Spirit of Liberty Speaks , Cecelia Howe - Our America. The essay contest sponsored by the Pennsyl- vania Employment Service is open to students in the Moshannon Valley. Hire the Handicapped is the theme of these papers. Ron Westwood won first place and Cecelia Howe third place in this year's contest. DISTRICT CHORUS Our school was represented by eight mem- bers to the District Chorus Festival: Claudia Beh- mer, Janice Colyer, Trudy Ritchie, Bonnie Ritchey, Judy Williams, Georgia Kanour, Rosemary Jack- son, and Sandra Husted. Judy Williams was our lone representative at State Chorus. P. M. E. A. On February I2 and I3 the District P. M. E. A. Band Festival was held in our school. Of the thirteen band members from our school, six re- ceived first chair positions. The participants and their position follows: Ron McCamley-'lst Chair Marilyn Jones-lst Chair Mary Callahan-Ist Chair Don Johnson-Ist Chair Bill Pritchard-ist Chair Jean Lloyd-Ist Chair Suzy Cochrane-2nd Chair Harold Cross-2nd Chair Dave Runk-3rd Chair Carolyn Cross-3rd Chair Nancy Matter-3rd Chair Ron Westwood-3rd Chair John Ciesler-3rd Chair , . Ist Cornet . ., 2nd Horn .. 2nd Clarinet Ist Saxophone . 2nd Baritone Saxophone . . 2nd Oboe . , Ist Flute 2nd Trombone 'Ist Clarinet , 3rd Clarinet . . , 3rd Horn . . .., 2nd Cornet The following members were then selected to attend Regional Band: Dave Runk, Ron McCamley, Don Johnson, Jean Lloyd, Mary Cal- lahan, Suzy Cochrane, Marilyn Jones and Bill Pritchard. The organization sponsored no State Band this year. 93 Special Recognition BETTY CROCKER AWARD Carla Pedrazzani received the highest score of the thirty-five girls who took the Betty Crocker test. She will receive a local award and her test paper will be entered in state competition. FOOTBALL Although the 1958 Mounties got ot? to a slow start this year, they rapidly picked up speed to post an 8-1-1 record. Their season was climaxed by an impressive victory over previously unde- feated Lock Haven High School. For their con- tinued improvement thraughout the year, the team was selected as one of the outstanding teams in the Central Counties. Individual honors were awarded in the fol- lowing manner: All Central Counties Team-Lab ry Wise, Ted Kasubick, Steve Jusick, All District Team-Larry Wise, Ted Kasubick, Steve Jusick, Fred Gustkey, Norman Demchak. All District Coach of the Year -Robert Tut Moore: All District Outstanding Back-Larry Wise, O.P.l. All State Team-Larry Wise, third team, Ted Kasu- bick-Honorable Mention. A special note must be made ofthe outstand- ing playing of the Mountie fleet-footed holfback, Larry Wise. Larry carried the ball 132 times and picked up 1,323 yards, for an average of 10.2 yards per carry. ln addition, he scored 121 points-20 touchdowns and 1 extra point. For his excellent work Larry was named to a first team position on the Associated Press All State Football Team. He was the first ever to be so honored from our school. BASKETBALL The 1959-60 edition of the Cagers finished one of their best seasons by posting a 13 won 94 and 9 lost record. The local foul-shooting tro- phy was won by Fred Craig, who had on aver- age of 7096. Fred Craig also climaxed his three year varsity career by scoring 40 points against Tyrone, the highest number of paints scored by a player from our school. Fred's three year total was 1,176 points, also a new school record. Another feather in Fred's cap came when he captured scoring honors in the Mountain League by scoring 305 points. He was also named to the All Mountain League Team. WRESTLING The varsity wrestlers wound up the season with a 6-4 record against some of the strongest teams in the state. Jack Williams 11032, Jerry Twoey 11203, and Henry Patterson 11451 cap- tured championship titles in the District 6 Tour- nament which was divided into two sections this year. All three boys advanced to the Regional Tournament at Altoona on March 12. Twoey and Patterson captured Regional titles and earned the chance to participate in the State meet on March 26. MAGAZINE DRIVE The amount of money collected this year in the magazine drive by the seniors was S3,652.10, the highest amount ever collected. This money is used for senior expenses and for the annual Sen- ior Banquet. The high salesman and the amounts raised were Sandra Sanderson, 5209.195 Moe Wilson, 5138.787 Carole Ralierty, 511355, and Carl Vaux, 511O.95. Moe Wilson served as general chairman forthe entire class. Room 103 received the award for the highest total sales. Sponsors The production staff and advisors wish to thank to make possible the 1960 Mountaineer. We wish to express our appreciation to the business establishments mentioned below for their generous contributions. Without their aid this publication would not have been possible. We hope that in the coming year this yearbook will receive the continued support of the business and professional men of Philipsburg, Osceola and the CTBC. 1tr'ki'-kir L. R. Batchelor Educational Field Trips Carl 81 Don Studio County National Bank of Clearfield Diamond T Stripping Co. First National Bank af Philipsburg Fullington Auto Bus Company Joseph J. Kinney, M. D. Lester Luxenberg, M. D. 'k Clarke Forcey, M. D. 'k'k'k'k i'i'1kir1lr B 81 B Construction Company Jones Insurance Agency 'k'ki'i A' Belding Bi Mull Catherine's Market Curtis Products Co., lnc. Daily Journal DeShong 8. Fleck-Mobil Gas Leonados T. Drivas, M. D. Ernest Lumber Co. General Refractories Co. Gette's Dentist Omce Peter Guillard, M. D. Distributors all those who have helped ir Kurtz Bros. Meyer Brothers Company l.ong's Dairy Price Parkway Service Station The Progress and WCPA James P. Scott, M. D. Steel Publications, Incorporated Zimmerman Engraving Company 'k Lee Metal Products Co. 'lr General Hardware and Supply Co 'A' James Harvey, M. D. Houtzdale Wholesale Produce Co. lbberson Drug Store George Mattern-Groceries Modern Loan Company Philipsburg Auto Parts Pritchard Bros. Garage Lorenzo G. Runk, M. D. Shugarts Boot Shop Standard Pennant Company Roy R. Tompkins, M. D. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Western Auto Wolf Furniture Co. 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