Pine Richland High School - Rambler Yearbook (Gibsonia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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The 1960 RAM BLER ' s Table of Contents page 7 page I9 Dedication Mr. McDonough was born in Pittsburgh and he attended Swissvale High School. He graduated from Clarion State Teachers College. At Richland, his work includes teaching prob- lems of democracy, driver education, and coach- ing the tennis team. We hope Mr. McDonough remains at Richland for many years, so that future classes will have the pleasure of know- ing him. We leave Richland with the memory of many wonderful moments. Thank you, Mr. McDonough, for your contribution to our past and our future. L yiyvfjial 51357 WEST! Yfifi XSSYIZR liz! SM ,.., - nv... i wif,-,-., 5 w K, 1, x-5. 1 ,..v.... Q-2fMs:4,a:ff. . yin ,, . as To you, Mr. McDonough, we dedicate our yearbook. The graduating class of 1960 is indebted to you for your work as a teacher, your guidance as a sponsor, and your friendship and interest toward everyone of us. The Building speaks . With The Building I am dedicated to you, the graduating student. My teachers have educated you. My clubs have knitted you closely together. My sports have infused you with the spirit of sportsmanship and team co-operation. I have built your dreams, witnessed your dis- appointments, nourished your desires, shaped your principles. What I have done for you can never be undone, but it can be Wasted. I have given my gifts and the only return I ask is that you use them to their fullest. Richland High School 5 QF' 'S H ,J ,Q ,rw ,N ,wi 1, ,I i' Ji1'i 'iy'l: i, ,,l ,will W dl ll li' ' ,J ill. ,vi it 1' .MTL ,. it , 1 Behind the still, stern look of their faces, the sharpness of their criticism, the wealth of their lectures, lies the heart of the Faculty. Always ready to guide each student through difliculties, to advise with problems, to help pick up the pieces should they fall. Sympathetic, patient, strict, lenient, kind, force- ful, and generous are they. They have given you the base on which you stand. They have helped you organize clubs, coach teams, and choose your life's work. Their hearts beat out a life devoted to you. Administration Back row: Alton R. Knott, Raul A. Hunter, Howard S. Brogan, Grant A. Colton, Howard A. Canning, james K. Everhart. Front row: DeWitt B. Blank, Raymond M. Buchanan, Richard B. Young, Richard E. DuVall, Mary Panton, Raymond W. Rose, Paul Rill. DR. ALFRED JACQUES MR. FRED LANG Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal 8 Principal During your last month of school, as you pre- pared for commencement activities, I am sure that you were aware of mixed feelings. You realized a sense of accomplishment because a long-sought and awaited goal had been reached, and you were saddened by the realization that many cherished friendships would be terminated. Mingled with this sense of accomplishment and feeling of sadness were thoughts of the fu- ture. I am certain that many of you, as you thought about the future, were aware of the newness of the life you are entering upon. It is my sincerest wish that you, the first gradu- ating class to receive four years of education at Richland High School, will be secure in this newness, and that, as the years pass, when- ever you pause and meditate along life's way, you will feel that the training and knowledge re- ceived at Richland High School helped shape your lives and make them successful and fruit- ful. cw 56.0440 Ass't Principal Administration MR. ROBERT HOLLAND Elementary Principal MR. JAMES CONLIN Elementary Principal MR. STEPHEN STORKEL Guidance Counselor MRS. EVELYN MURRIN Guidance Counselor MRS. MONA ALLASIA Home Economics MRS. DOLORES CASILLI English, Speech MR. JOSEPH CVETAN Mathematics MR. RICHARD DILTS Physical Education 5. 2. F acult MRS. RUTH BROWN Commercial MR. SAMUEL CONWAY Industrial Arts MR. RICHARD DePOE Science, Geography MRS. SALLY DOLMAYER Physical Education Faculty MRS. MARY FRAY Librarian MR. AYLMER GIRDWOOD Biology MR. WILLIAM GRAHAM English, History MR. DAN GREGOR Art MRS. RUBY FREDLEY Mathematics MR. KARL GLASGOW Physics, Math MISS ANTOINETTE GRECO Spanish, French MISS SUE HARDMAN Dietitian MRS. BETTY HARPER Home Economics MR. CHARLES HUGHES Science MR. KEITH JOHNS English, History I MR. ROBERT C. LEWIS History Faculty MR. FREDERICK HARRY Science MR. GEORGE JENKINS English MR. ROBERT B. LE M English, Journalis W in if JW F WILLIAM MACHIKO Choral Music Faculty MR. ROBERT McDONOUGH P.0.D., Driver Education MR. ROBERT McKEE Civics MISS MAUDE NEITHERCOAT Mathematics MR. CHARLES PHIPPS Geography MR. JOSEPH MCGRATH Latin, English MR. MORRIS MERRIMAN English, History MR. JERRY OLSON Industrial Arts MISS ANNE RETTINGER English, History MRS. PEGGY ROYSTON English, French MR. OSSIE SANTACROCE Industrial Arts MR. DAVID SPEER Chemistry, Science MR. JAMES TUCCI Instrumental Music Faculty MRS. GERTRUDE RUSSELL Mathematics MRS. CLAIRE SIMONITSCH Mathematics MR. KENNETH STRAYER History MRS. MIRIAM WACKENHUT Commercial ffifje Mrs. Louise Berger, Mrs. jessie Stephenson f Mrs. Sophia Timrrey ts. F Ian ces S chneid SCM rs' Ma '3' P satan 6 Mrs. Sally Dolmayer We, the graduating class of 1960, would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Dolmayer, Mr. Dilts, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Storkel for every- thing that they have done for us in our high school years at Richland. They will always be remembered, not only for the subjects they taught, but for the guidance and help they have given us in so many ways. Their actions and assistance will always be a part of our memories. For this, the Seniors would like to say ..... Mr. Richard Dilts These are the ones to whom I have given my all. My tender care has carried them now to the summit the finish, the end. They can never forget what I have added to their lives. Without it, where would they be? But with it, how high will they rise? They have taken my gifts and they leave me satisfied, knowing they will not waste, but rather will use them wisely. They have striven for superiority and met the challenge of opposition. They have felt the heartbeat of my faculty. I send them forth with enduring friendships, learning, pride and sportsmanship. But most of all, they send themselves forth to great ac- complishment. 7 Class of 1960 C? R. Lang, pres. J. Fusca, v.-pres. This was the year of newness for us: new faces, new building, new teachers, and a new experience--high school. We entered our new life with zest. We participated in athletics and joined school clubsg some of us were members of the first Student Council. But even with all the excitement, there was the never-ending school work. Even that had a quality of new- ness: foreign languages were new, shop and home economics were required, and some of us had math with crazy x's and y's in it instead of numerals. I2 ,s ' , H: S. Moran, treas. J' Latham, sec. Our junior year began with a sponsor change, as Miss Oliver had become Mrs. Bresnicky. We got our rings that fall. Then we faced the prob- lem of financing our prom. We had a magazine campaign as our first project, then there was our annual bake sale and the dance after the Hampton basketball game. The May Court was chosen from our class. Six of our boys and nine girls were members. Finally the prom was held May 22, at Pitt Wildwood Country Club .... the scene of a wonderful time. Our sophomore year was a little more or- ganized. For the first time we had sponsors, Miss Oliver, and Mr. Bresnicky, and officers. We had enough foresight to realize that we would have to finance a prom the next year, so we began to think of money-raising projects. After much discussion we decided on a bake sale and a dance. This was the year that biology was the main topic of discussion. How well we remember the operations we performed! 20 The last year, our senior year, was a mixture of all things: fun, laughter, hard work, laziness, apprehension, and a little regret. Here were school work, extra-curricular activities, and social activities-sometimes in overabundance. Mr. McDonough and Mrs. Wackenhut had taken over sponsorship of our class. We spent a great deal of our time in the guidance oflice. We ap- plied to colleges, prepared for jobs, or planned for our future in some way. When we graduated, we were ready, thanks to the never-ending help of faculty and friends. MARTHA M. ADAMS Marty Academic Volley ball 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 History Club 1,45 Y.F.C. 2,3,4, President 35 Biology Club 25 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Science Club 3. ll MARGARET E. BACKMAN Betsey Academic Basketball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, Business Manager 45 Sen- ior Science Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 25 Latin Club 1,2, Vice President 25 Spring Play 35 Green and White 4. fl.4...1' WILLIAM B. ANDREWS Bill Academic Band 45 Dance Band 45 Senior Sci- ence Club 45 Acting President 45 Baseball 45 Intramurals 4. CAROL A. BACHMAN Bach Academic Basketball 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 2,35 History Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Press Club 2,3,45 Biology Club 2. Sen 10 rs 2- RICHARD H. BEUTHER Dick Academic JUDITH A. BERNEBURG Judy Academic eyball Intramurals 45 History lub 1,2,45 Home Economics Club 1,45 Modern Language Club 2,35 Y.F.C. 2,35 Senior Science Club 35 arbook 4. Senior Science Club 45 Modern Language Club 45 Baseball 4. JOHN S. BINNIE 'Jack General Intramurals 2,3,45 6th Period Eng- lish Club 35 Yearbook 4. DONNA A. BOICE Donna Commercial Chorus 25 Biology Club 25 Year- book 45 Commercial Club 4. WILLIAM L. BREMER Bill General Band 15 Y.F.C. 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Biology Club 25 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 25 Seventh Period English Club 3. -1 -Q -2 Semors GARN ET M. BRENNAN Garn Commercial Student Council 45 Homeroom President 45 Biology Club 25 Com- mercial Club 45 Intramurals 2,35 Chorus 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. BETTY J. BROWN Betty Commercial Student Council 3,4, President 45 In- tramurals 2,3,45 Class secretary 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Home Economics Club 15 Biology Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Yearbook 4. 22 JACQUELYN BUTTEN-ITIELD Jacky Commercial Intramurals 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 35 Chorus 2,35 Commercial Club 4, President 4. BEVERLY A. CAMP Bev Academic Intramurals 2,45 Y.F.C. 2,3,49 Sen- ior Science Club 3,49 Modem Language Club 2g History Club 2,49 Biology Club 29 Home Ecs- nornics Club 39 Yearbook 4, EDWARD M. CAMPBELL Ned Academic Band 1,2,3,4j Student Council 39 Thespians 3,49 Latin Club 1,29 Senior Science Club 3,49 Biology Club 29 Speech Club 19 Stage Crew 2,3,4. LESLIE A. CATTERALL Les Academic Intramurals 1,2,3,49 Modern Lan- guage Club 1,21 Class President 2,3Q Senior Science Club 3,41 Stu- dent Council 1,29 May Court 3,49 Biology Club 2g Press Club 3,49 Yearbook 4. Seniors D ROBERT H. CRIST Bob Academic Football 2,3,49 Track 2,39 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Science Club 3,49 Senior Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,49 Biology Club 29 Varsity Club 4. CAROLYN J. CRUMMY Carolyn Commercial Band 1,2,3,49 Student Council 29 His- tory Club 29 Library Club, Secre- tary 4j Commercial Club 49 Home Economics Club 19 Y.F.C. 1,2,3. 23 ROSS H. CUSTER Ross Academic Biology 29 Senior Science Club 3,49 Senior Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,49 Band 1,25 History Club 49 Modem Language 1,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JANET M. DASHIO jan Commercial Student Council 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Press Club 45 History Club 15 Biology Club 25 In- tramurals 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. HERBERT O. DAVISON Sleep General Student Council 25 Biology Club 25 Sixth Period English Club 3. CAROL A. DOMBART Carol Commercial Student Council 1,2,35 Girls Basket- ball 15 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Modern Lan- guage Club 1,25 May Court 3,49 Cheerleader 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Yearbook 4. -K Scmors DONN P. DUGAN JOHN R. ESCHE15 Donn Academic Johan Gene,-al Football 45 Track 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 3,45 Senior Science Club 3,4. THERESA M. DUN HAM Terry Academic Girls Basketball 2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Spring Play 35 Commercial Club 45 Senior Science Club 4. 24 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 4. SARA J. EWALT Sal Academic Basketball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Thespians 3,4, Presi- dent 45 May Court 3,4, May Queen 35 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 2,35 School Plays 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Press Club 3,45 Senior Science Club 35 Yearbook 4. JEFFREY E. FLYNN Jeff Academic Basketball 1,2,3,45 Leaders Club 1,2, 3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Modern Language Club 15 Biology Club 25 Student Council 15 Baseball 45 Yearbook 4. JOYCE A. FUSCA joycee Academic Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 35 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Science Club 3,45 History Club 1,25 Class Vice President 45 Press Club 45 Yearbook, Advertising Manager 4. sv U' 5 . -' A , ' x- - It in My i:SG,910fS A is we of i -S-i :W l lov ld' Alai' J fy CC DAVID E. GIBBS KEITH R. GLANCO HDHVOH AC8CleITl1C Alxeithvs Academic Senior Science Club 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 45 Tennis 45 Yearbook 4. -K MARY LOU GIBSON Lou Academic Chorus 1,3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 School Plays 3,45 Press Club 3,45 Student Council 15 Biology Club 25 Green and White Co-editor 45 Yearbook Underclass Editor 4. 25 Football 3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Senior Club 35 Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,45 Y.F.C. 1,25 Biology Club 2. ll A, N STEWART E. GLOYER Stew Academic Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 45 Senior Science Club 3,4, President 45 Press Club 1, 2,3,45 Green and White Co-Editor 4. LYNN M GRAHAM ynn Commercial - Chorus 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Home Economics Club 1,25 Intra- murals 2,35 Basketball 1,25 Com- mercial Club 4. WILLIAM R. HABAY Bill Academic Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2, 3,45 Leaders Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Science Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Yearbook, Co- sports Editor 4. ff? E -1 Seniors 5 BEVERLY K. HAUSERMAN K3yzee Academic Basketball 1,2,,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 G.A,A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Stu- dent Council 1,25 Yearbook, Sports Co-editor 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2. DAVID O. HEIM Dave Academic Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Senior Science Club 3. 26 NANCY J. HENRY Nancy Commercial Intramurals 1,2,45 Commercial Club 45 Biology Club 25 Basketball 25 Home Economics Club 25 Art Club 2. LELAND V. HOLLIHAN 'Lee Academic Stage Crew 1,2,3,4g Thespian 3,43 Senior Science Club 3. Sc-:mors - LARRY L. HUGGINS Larry Commercial Chorus 1,2,3,43 Commercial Club, Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 4. 27 1 S lily MARLENE R. JONNET Mar Commercial Basketball 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,35 Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 45 Chorus 2,35 May Court 3,45 Commercial Club, Secretary 45 Yearbook 4. W WILLIAM H. JOY Bill Academic Band 2,3,4, President 45 Intramurals 2,35 Track 35 Senior Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 35 Clarinet Quartet Leader 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Car- negie Tech Award 3. JANICE R. KIFER Jan Commercial Modern Language Club 1,25 Home Economics Club 15 History Club 2,45 Intramurals 25 Yearbook 45 Commer- cial Club 4. -1 Seniors 8 is fr' J. N Q' MERRYANN KLUBERT Klubie Commercial Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Council 25 Home Economics Club 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Biology Club, Vice President 35 Yearbook 4. BEATRICE E. KNOX Bea Commercial Basketball 25 Intramurals 2,35 Bi- ology Club 25 Home Economics Club 25 Commercial Club 4. 28 CAROLE A. KOWALSKI Carole Commercial Basketball Intramurals 25 Biology Club 25 Chorus 25 Commercial Club 45 Yearbook 4. RAYMOND D. KUSHNER Ray General Intramurals 1,2,3,45 History Club ., 1,2, Modern Language Club 1,2, CHARLES C. KUHN Chuck Academic Football 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 43 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Biology 25 Senior Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Yearbook 4. 6th Period English Club 35 Year- book 4. X -...' its ROBERT H. LANG Bob General Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Leaders Club 1,25 Track 25 Hall Patrol 4. . . LL, L f, ict, at 'I .jf .M 0'LL,wfCt11 rs - 1 ' 4 ROBERT H- LANG MAUREEN s. LAURAN Bob Academic Class President 45 Class Vice Pres- ident 2,35 Senior Science Club 35 Chorus 2. JANICE M. LATHAM Jan Academic Intramurals 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Major- ette 3,45 Drum Majorette 45 May Court 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Class Secretary 45 Thespians 45 Sen- ior Science Club 3,45 Yearbook, Sen- ior, Faculty Editor 45 Press Club 3,45 Carnegie Tech Award 3. 29 'Reenien Commercial Basketball 15 G.A.A. 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 2,3,45 Head Major- ette 45 Press Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Commercial Club 45 May Court 3,45 Art Club 25 Intramurals 2,3. MARGARET L. LAW Peggy Academic Intramurals 2,3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Modern Language Club 1,25 Biology Club 25 History Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Yearbook 4. BEATRICE I. LAWTHER Bea Commercial Intramurals 25 Student Council 45 Home Economics Club5 Y.F.C. 25 Commercial Club, Business Manager 45 Yearbook 4. CHRISTINE LEFFLER Chris Academic Intramurals 35 Home Economics Club 3,45 Press Club 35 Senior Sci- ence Club 45 Yearbook 4. us I -f Sc-:mors DOLORES H. LIPCOSKY ROBERTA J. LOIIIG D, L. Commercial Bobbi Academic Basketball 3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 4. ELISABETH R. LIPPINCOTT Beth Academic Majorette 3,45 May Court 3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,35 Senior Science Club 35 Yearbook, Photography Edi- tor 45 Press Club 3,45 Modern Lan- guage Club 1,2, President 25 History Club 4. 30 Intramurals 3,45 Thespians 45 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 History Club 1,25 Press Club 1,2,3,45 Modern Lan- gauge Club 1,25 Senior Science 45 Biology Club 25 Yearbook 4. DUANE L. LUDWICK Pete General Baseball 15 Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Sixth Period English Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GEORGE E. MARTIN George General Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Sixth Period English Club 35 Mod- ern Language Club 1. CHARLES W. MCAFEE Chuck Academic Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Sen- ior Science Club 35 Leaders Club 1,2,3g Biology Club 2. Seniors Q CARGL L. MCCLOSKEY Mousie Academic Cheerleader 2,3,45 Modern Language Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 May Court 3,45 Student Council 15 Senior Science Club 35 Biology Club 25 Yearbook 4. JUDITH A. MCCORMICK Judy Commercial Basketball 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 History Club 15 Commercial Club 4. 31 CAROLE A. McCULLY Kathy Commercial Basketball 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Student Council 2,35 In- tramurals 2,45 Commercial Club 45 History Club 1,25 Biology 25 Home Economics Club 25 Yearbook 4. .NW 11 ' , , JOAN E. MOHR Jeanie Academic Modern Language Club 4. Came from Ohio in Senior Year. L ., if N1 ltvxixl X. 1-'im' .-1' NYM 0 SUZANN E M. MORAN Sue Academic Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Press Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 Sen- ior Science Club 3,45 May Court 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Modern Language Club 1,25 Biology Club 25 Yearbook, Co-editor 4. xv' N Lijlirif' Academic Chorus 1,2,3,45 History Club 1,2, President 25 Y.F.C. 2,35 Kiwanis Key Club 25 Senior Science Club 3,45 Biology Club 25 Student Council 1,2,3. C Seniors 8 g,:,. t, - . 4, f., . ,, , , . anger RUTH A. NICKL Ruthie Commercial Commercial Club 4. RALPH E. ODELL Bud Academic Band 1,2,3,45 Golf 25 Hunting and Fishing 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Senior Science Club 35 Leaders Club 25 Chorus 4. 32 PRISCILLA H. OLDEIGDORF Hope Academic Modern Language Club 1,25 History Club 1,45 Y.F.C. 2,3,4, President 45 Yearbook, Junior High Editor 45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Home Eco- nomics Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4. r l 1, wxf LH N nv 1 lx, ALFRED J. POGANO Al General Football 2,,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 45 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Track 2,45 Student Council 4, Treas- urer 45 Sixth Period English Club 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Biology Club 2. GEORGE M. PARK George Academic Basketball 15 Latin Club 1,25 Biology Club 25 Golf 2,3,45 Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,4. 'E THOMAS J. PATCH Tom General Band 1,2,35 6th Period English Club 35 Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2. Seniors 4 THEOBORE E. PEFFERMAN Ted General Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sixth Period English Club 35 May Court 3,45 Biology Club 25 Yearbook 4. 'Q sink LOIS J. PETROSKY Loey Commercial Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 45 Yearbook 4. 33 NANCY S. PURVIS Nance Academic Basketball 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Cheer. leader 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Science Club 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 4. CLAIRE E. RICHARDS Claire Academic Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Modern Lan- guage Club 1,45 Senior Science Club 45 Press Club 45 Biology Club 25 Y.F.C. 35 Chorus 15 Yearbook 4. SUE ROBERTS Susie Academic Homeroom President 45 Student Council 45 Dramatics Club 45 Year- book 45 Press Club 45 Band 45 Brass Sextet 4. FRANCES T. ROMAN Fran Academic Basketball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Senior Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Yearbook, Co-editor 4. as -1 Semors Mgr' ROBERT E. RUSS Bob Commercial Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sixth Period English Club 35 Commercial Club 4. JANICE E. SAUERLAND jan Academic Senior Science Club 25 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,35 Library Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. ROBERT C. RYAN Bubbles Academic Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Modern Language Club 1,2,35 Senior Science Club 3,45 Biology Club 25 Senior Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Yearbook 4. 34 RAYMOND E. SCHELL Omie General Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3,45 6th Period English Club 3. XX x xv in 1 JAMES A. SHEARER jim General Intramurals 2,,45 Biology Club 25 Student Council 45 Homeroom Vice President 45 Sixth Period English Club 35 Chorus 1. CHARLES H. SCHMID Chuck Commercial Chorus l,2,3,45 Sixth Period Eng- lish Club 35 Commercial Club 4. THOMAS R. SCHLETTLER Tom Academic Basketball 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Science Club 3,4. niors - JAY H. sM1'rH Howard General Came from Turtle Creek in Senior year. 35 CHARLES L. SNYDER Chuck General Football 3,45 Basketball 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Biology Club 2: Student Council 25 Yearbook 4. GEORGE R. SPENCER George Academic Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Science Club 35 Biology Club 2. LAWRENCE E. SULLIVAN Larry Academic Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,43 Leaders Club 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4g Senior Science Club 3,45 Student Council 49 Chorus x43 Yearbook 4. N GARY R. THEISS Gary General ' Intramurals 2,3,4g Hall Patrol 45 Biology Club 2,39 Track 33 Stage Crew 2,3,4g Fifth and Seventh Period English Club 3,4. f Seniors 8- 1 Iv .If Y. 1, , . J' v -uri TERRY L. TIMNEY Titan General Basketball 25 Baseball 3,4g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g 6th Period Eng- lish Club 39 Yearbook 4. CHARLES N. VAN HORN Chuck General Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Senior Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,4g Biology Club 23 History Club 1. 36 K CLIFFORD J. WALIEER 'Sandy General Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4g 6th Period English Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM WALKER Bill Academic Y.F.c. 2,33 chorus 1,2,3,4: History Club 3,49 Senior Science Club 39 Dramatics Club 1,49 Latin Club 19 Fall Play 49 Yearbook 4. Kba DONNA M. WARNER Don Academic Student Council l,2,39 Thespians 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 49 G.A.A. 3,49 Major- ette 3,49 Latin Club 1,29 Press Club 2,3,49 Senior Science Club ' 9 His- tory Club 1,43 book 4. Edi B , Year- RICHARD J. WENZEL Rich General Intramurals 19 Sixth Period English Club 3. ' Seniors 2- N ei Y YQEJBERT E. ZOLLINGER Bob Academic Football 2,3,49 Varsity Club 3,49 Golf 39 Senior Science Club 3,49 Latin Club 19 Band 1. CAROLE A. GORSO Gorse Academic Intramurals 2,3,4g Student Council 19 G.A.A. 1,3,49 Senior Science Club 3,49 Latin Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,49 Chorus 19 Yearbook 4. 37 LUCILLE J. ZASIN Lucille Commercial Chorus 1,2,3,49 Biology Club 29 Li- brary Club 2,39 Commercial Club. m WILLIAM A. GOEPFERT Bill General Intramurals 1,2,: Sixth Period Eng- lish Club 33 History Club 1g Senior High Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2. JAMES W. SEABROOKE Bill Academic Senior Science Club 3,4g Basketball 1,2g Golf 2,33 Varsity Club 3. 'K Seniors 5 ,JI Alma Mater Here's to you, our Alma Mater Long may you see Memories of happy moments Shared eternally We revere thee, serve thee ever, Now our words will tell Here's to you, our Richland High School, Richland hail, all hail! Class motto: Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Class colors: Blue and white gf Class flower: Carnation 'QQ 5' - 1'11B s ' Y 5 Class song. e eemg ou 'li ,S flllll X X me I x N 11.33911 'ig , f 'E i n L no , 4 , 'R 39 :IE These are the dreamers, uncertain of the future, lost in the world of the unknovnm. Shyly they growg timidly, they riseg suddenly, they awake. Life is theirs to use, and they use it. Beginning as a massive unit they slowly break away and become individuals, strong-willed, determined, young. Patiently they wait, each minute loving a little more the small world of their school. Not just any school, mind you, but Richland High School. They wait, and dream, and one day, they too will suc- ceed. ww. ...fy C, Abbott J. Adams P. Aiken R, Bm-chfleld V. Baylor M. Bender I af, Q, X, fr fl , 5 4 Q5 J. Booth R. Christner a v 5 ii 4-4 lfflysa' R 5 xx h ,, 4- if 1. , N M. Boyle S. Christy y 'U' il , 'K M . 95,31 . Hm zzwx 1 K. Brechel M. Boyle R. Cole fe- ' 5 A l .GU '. N -. F. Antolic S Auvxl J Beckman C. Blazanin T Blazanm C Brandes X A. Brooker P. Buttenfield R. Cole A N, E? , y ' w s Y Y , ap.-if 'W f 1 F' X 4 X Q4 'N 42 W XJ M.. -x ,-5. in . 'U 'ifwy K , f lf E. Danner M. Datt H. Elliot B. Ekas rf, . ,:,,. . if x n xx xg N. 4 - . .X x 89 v., f 1 L. Dean R. Evans L. Frye N 2 Class +G. of MACD D. Garver K. Garvey A. Heinricher M. Heisel . QUQQT ssjg S. Gertler N. Henderson Q ,, -f 4 m-I 5 . fag Q ,, vs Qi ' ' , Sv F553 ' 4Wv'..H gg 1 A . Q if-Qi' 1961 'K SX 5? yy s. I . M. .f . 'bi wif f N 5. 'Ss +A 'Ks x R YA . q .W , .s M. Dickson S. Dize 15 D P. Fawcett L. Freeman ? f .fi urn Ss A AK X J' Swv W. Dickey M. Everhart R. Fullerton 0 0.0 'Q X ,J N G. Gorso L. Hetrick si QL . Ease- 40 'A X ,.. 'Fx J. Gorso D. Hackett B. Huber B- Hubel' F f PQ, it .i 'ifw L - 1, of f 'i s. .. , . -9 . 'gg J. X Nl! S. Huber J- Jonnet E. Kuhl J. Martin all Wd? 3 41 V .2 if A I Q .4 e .. H ' ' li ui f :-. fz.. . . -g K, Z , i. . K I 'gk , A 1, Q .M 51 .-LST., ' I M 5 J. ' 32 if' ,-,,- C. Huckestein S. Huggins P. Hutchinson G. Ingram M. J eHerieS S. Joy N. julian H. Kirkpatrick D. Kline R. Kline 'SQ of H I 351 1961 ' i f 'X S- Kfaly C. Kubec ' E.Lav.-inc B.Law 4 J X H- Maxwell S. McGuire . , M.LaMa1fa B. Leistner P. Lofink N, Maughgf B. McMillan L. Mcmiuen X i xuygy. 'X . E., ,YM . ., ..f, : A : :i m yiii s J ii . , .iv . 'EF' f Tfb .Q Q R gs S K as. Q ,,., gi... :. .- if 4 ...- .J . gf' s pf Q 5 if X Y -. . . ,. .-:-'tb -f... .gk , . . S. Moore M. Paracca J. Petrovich X 'Q' ' -2 ' .gf Nw ' RE. , Q 4.1, , Class X: 9 I2 is it if a:: SPT.: '. 'f . WN. X ' C. Motter D. Myers P. Patch M. Peierman L of Y' ? +42 9 ' 1961 Z? K , LLLA Ei M3MZ t D. Mills D. Mink R. Nalepa J. Navratil . Minor E. Neff I. Le-4 p 2I J.Peterson I cf ' ' rf ff r-'Y ' D 'S rf,-A-'ly , ,,, fs ' N NN I UN. 13.7 ,pf 'iff'-Z. N A rf ,. fs .ff 'A' ff ,f f 1 1- A. Pickard 0, price R. Puhl B. Riley C, Rqyer B. Stlhiebel Q .... 3. fx. ih1'Q ..,... :XXX .Yxxhx gg 11. - J :-- .. VL .kg x it i P. Pusateri R. Schmidt mf - . -I gf.. if-K if 1' 5 was as his Y K .,. ,QM-5.35 gf... ,.,fg.... ,M -. A 'Q if we D. Radoshevich J. Schroeder if ., X if :32 T. Renner J. Schurko 1 M. , a S z.-3.1, gr!!- N 5 G. Schuster K. Simon 1:2 1 fi! . Y . 25 . ,, ' gina Q X Y 1 b W '12 C. Seitz K. Sperry .I P S P. Wagner B. Wicks ' f J. Walsh D. Williams 5 ,'g, .-. '-ir , 9 f .,1 D g , in . ' we . fggiw, S. Shaw A. Steger R. Urbanic M. Vogel F. Weinel C. Wills fir? 719, Class of 1 961 ew 'G ' 'if D. Shoemaker K. Tarr G. Voegler B. Wagner S. Westergreen A. Yingling .A S 1 Q S iii-ie R 1 'f , if Q- . . , A av .-.,, I .i . K ' Z' . QE me ' . 5 I ,gs 'ng- , HUF' D. Shoup E. Simmons J. Taylor D. Tritsch If W wg fe '14, KT? f' I ,K .ff X' 0, R. Whittingdon D. Young J. Whiteside D. Yoakum U -.fu 'A' N.. K I -. 5 , ,,,, K- Ura. ?L' Q It goes through here and comes out there. Altogether HOW, 1 ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' 3 D. Garber, pres., K. McMahon, sec., D. Schmidt, treas.g D. Stone, vice pres. Hands Off! So, is that how you do it? . - I fp 4 I 'EN 5 . N - 1' . Sophomores W. Huggins, E. Layton, B. Catterall, D. Boggs 'Sli E ' 3? ,iw s H M f 5 Q' I 4 Y .1 K Y First row: S. Fawcett, P. Weibel, K. Beattie, M. Greer, J. Custer, C. Hawkins, E Stack. Second row: C. Mastrilli, B. Catterall, R. Losch, B. Brennan, Mr. Merriman, E Moran, J. Ogle, G. Morgan, B. Hommison, D. Schields. Third row: D. Pakozdi, J. Easter, W. Rogers, K. Hollihan, D. Theiss, E. Donnier, D Newcomer, D. Boice, W. Huggins, D. Dugan. 48 Sophomores e Q C f fi' is i X SSN L.. ..-. First row: M. Maslowsky, W. Pritts, K. Pfeifer, J. Russell, G. Stulen, B. Barner. Second row: R. Kuhn, K. Ryan, C. Kristian, D. Williams, Miss Greco, H. Prewitt, J. Singhose, K. Reynolds, B. Lewis. Third row: M. Peckham, L. Gibbs, E. Fugh, J. French, R. Kendrick, B. Fleming, P. Dunham, B. Beither, M. Riegler. l Y l C91 i C 1 First row: L. Massey, L. DuVall, K. Scarantino, B. Kocher, C. Mintz, M. Kline, B. But- termore, P. Meister, D. Betlock. Second row: S. Fritz, A. Gerhart, S. Moore, P. Guadagnino, P. Moore, C. Hay, J. Freund, C. Cole, P. Ray, K. Simonitsch. Sophomores First row: N. FetterhoE, N. Criest, M. Smith, B. Peaco, B. E S K H. Broxton. Second row: I. O'Toole, J. Goshy, B. Duncan Goetz, E. Boyle, L. Kline, T. Boliver. Third row: K. Schmid, J. Schulte, B. Richards Wightman, S. Lovasz, J. Knack, V. Warych, B. Wright. vans, . uhl, J. Heberling, , D. Scheiel, E. Ford, Mr. Johns, G. , G. Schurko, B. Klein, C. Enders, G. First row: J. Kneidinger, D. Myers, P. Elter, M. Glomb, G. McAfee, R. Voll, B. Rushmore, D. Boggs. Second row: T. McMahon, R. McAfee, R. Black, F. G. Kress, W. Sondej, L. Porter, A. Teach. Third row: L. Skinner, J. Musher, R. Bremer, J. Cyphert, K. Augustine, B. Jacob, D. Richard, K. Flynn. 50 Gogolin, Mr. Girdwood, G. Durno, Swoager, J. Parr, C. Maraden, R. 6 559 cl K' f D Glo er, L. Shaw, D. McKenzie. First row: J. Behr, A. ie er, . y Freshmen Second row: A. McKalloff, M. DeMarco, S. Deal, E. Schmid, Miss. Neithercoat, J. Gawlick, N. Taylor, K. Buchanan, C. Schultz. Third row: J. Yeck, M. Repko, B. Weltz, R. Hartzell, S. Baylor, C. McBane, D. Adams, J. Gilson, G. Carlsen. W4 First row: J. Brickner, R. Schettler, J. Cunningham, B. Stiffler, K. Sauer, W. Stevenson. ' L. S r el Second row: A. Cole, R. Hay, D. Gabosch, S. Jenereskl, Mr. Cvetan, oe g , K. Mink, R. Hoagland, T. Mossman. Third row: L. Rodgers, C. McCowan, J. Hummel, R. Morrow, D. Powers, D. Wicks, J. Chapman, K. McCabe, J. Lovesky, J. Richards. 51 Freshmen First Row: S. Oldendorf, G. Van Horn, P. Ostertag, B. Riegler, L. Theiss. Second Row: D. Poelcher, N. Dauer, A. Kifer, D. Atkinson, C. Gardner, Mr. McKee, H. Kramer, J. Schlagel, J. Johnson, T. Pagano. Third Row: J. Schmiedel, C. Mills, R. Smathers, T. McCully, W. Gilbert, W. Spencer, D. Murray, A. F irtko, N. Warner, P. Correrard. Wifi First row: P. Nudi, S. Sahli, J. Danner, S. Camp. Second row: G. Homison, F. Prymas, T. Ryan, E. Datt, Mr. McGarth, B. Judd, A. Scuillo, S. McCormick, M. Oldendorf. Third row: W. Mayer, W. Hanlon, R. Hudak, G. Krall, K. Weeder, M. Taylor, J. Schuster, R. Lawther, B. Davison. 52 Freshmen First row: M. Simmons, B. Young, C. Black, T. Quinlan, L. Nudi. Second row: T. Stawecki, J. Bush, B. Dickey, M. Coester, Mr. Gregor, C. Furlan, K. Roberts, P. Seabrooke, J. Scharf. Third row: W. Kleber, J. Gosselink, L. Voegler, M. Everhart, P. Gerhart, D. Day, V. McElroy, R. Cornelius, D. Park. .ff- 5 F fs I I 1 'I First row: D. McKeon, D. Benko, C. Julian, P. Cipra, J. Woods. Second row: A. Cadugan, M. Martorelli, J. Hillen, D. Sondej, J. Huber, K. Carlson, J. Althen, D. Nepereny, K. Leahy. Third row: S. Kinzer, B. Ewalt, L. Ault, S. Sperry, S. Kostas, M. Forsythe, J. Hart, M. Lipcosky, A. Engbarth. 53 The spirit of competition, the striving for su- periority, the challenge of opposition- these are the gifts of sports. The feeling of pride and achievement at win- ning, the disappointment at losing, are part of these gifts. What is more heart-warming than to hear the encouraging shouts: Go, team, go! Fight, team, fight! The dazzling run, the goal line stand, the long shot swishing through the net, the hard-hit ball that curves away from the outfielder! But more than these is the spirit of the game: the will to win, the grit to see it thru to the end, whether winning or losing. These I taught you and these I send forth with you. Baseball 1st Row: C. Enders, G. Kress, W. Rogers, C. Kuhn, R. Ryan, D. Pakozdi. 2nd Row: Mr. William Graham, coachg H. Brandes, T. Timney, C. McAfee, R. Riley, L. Eurich. The '59 Ram baseball team completed the season with two wins and six losses. Games were played with West View, Etna, North Allegheny, and Shaler. The Ram's only two victories were against Etna by scores of 7-4 and 10-2. Three games were lost by one run, and two games by two runs. Buttentield leads off first after a walk. Boyer raps out a long hit. l 1 Waiting for the last warm-up pitch. Wwlst Row: J. Ewing, G. Boyle, S. Kirschler, S. Auvil, L. Boyer, J. jonnet. 2nd Row: T. Boliver, C. Snyder, D. Garver, P. Buttenfield, C. Wills, W. Habay, E. Schmid. 56 In its second year of organ- ization the Richland High School track team took great strides under the supervision of its coach, Mr. Keith Johns. Dur- ing the 1959 season, the team Track Mr. Keith Johns, coach, D. Dugan, D. Hackett, D. Stone, D. Fullerton, D. Schmidt, R. Simmons, D. Boggs. C. Ostertag, Manager, W. Schuster, B. Joy, R. McMillen, W. Dickey, R. Wicks, C. Abbott, W. Leistner, P. Ostertag, Asst. Mgr. C. Ostertag, Manager, W. Schuster, B. joy, R. McMillen, W. Dickey, R. Wicks, C. Abbott, W. Leistner, P. Ostertag, Asst. Mgr. participated in four meets. Many of the boys took first and second places in the various events. The team also took part in an invitational meet at Sha- ler High School. Golf Tennis lst Row: J. Ogle, R. Rose, R. Cyphet, R. Shoup, K. Brechel. 2nd Row: M. Newcomer, J. Backman, Mr. Robert McDonough, coach, C. Royer, S. Gloyer. S. Carlson, J. Waldman, O. Price, J. Easter, D. Young. 58 Sports A 'I r-'if 5: ' ' ! .,' Q: ' . 5? . UP 3 ' Q 2 . J.-Nfl? ., I K. K M- Football Assistant Coach Ronald Jenkins, Head Coach Richard Dilts, Assistant Coach William Graham al Q 95 t 42M - 'W ri First row: G. Mihalyi, J. Kneidinger, W. Homisong R Fullerton, co-captain, A. Pagano, co-captaing D. Boggs, W. Leistner, R. Meister. Second row: R. McAfee, R. Shields, T. Boliver, D Schmidt, W. Dickey, R. McMillen, C. Kuhn, D. Theiss G. Wightman, R. Jefferies. Third row: J. Schulte, D. Hackett, K. Augustine, R. . t A 5 Q Mum :O 5 1 ,. ni. . if' M? Zollingerg Coaches William Graham, Richard Dilts Ronald Jenkinsg W. Habay, D. Stone, T. Pefferman L. Sullivan. Fourth row: K. Glanco, C. McAfee, D. Tritsch, T Greenaway, C. Snyder, C. Holman, J. Smithco, D Dickey, O. Price. Best Yet! Richland Opponents 19 Sharpsburg 6 i' . 'Q 21 Hampton 13 4 T. Y 34 Knoch 21 Q . N 47 Verona 13 . 'f' ' S 3 bkl' 3 V K 1 3 Aspinwall 0 SX ,gs Qxglkg 1 26 East Deer 14 X .L 26 Plum 20 i g f 26 Evans City o feee - . i W 9 Bellevue 12 TY FM-e 5 ' 29 Mere o M b tw . A1 P 383110 Dick Fullerton Co-captain Co-captain The Fighting Rams of '59 posted the best record in the history of the school with 8 wins and 2 losses, reversing the record of last year. Rigorous practice by the team and the keen strategy of the coaches paid off in the win column and in the honors won by the team and its individual members. Richland rooters were afforded many exciting and breathless moments as the thrill of victory was offset with a few heart-breaking moments. Although next year brings another season, Richland fans will never forget the Fighting Rams of '59. e. i.. - I, . First row J. Gogolin, L. Nudi, D. Myers, L. Strazisar, R. McAfee, W. Leistner, P. Hutchins. S Jerlereski, D. Arbuthnot, R. Kuhn, G, Mihalyi, Third row: D. Park, D. Dickey, A. Firtko, R. Smathers Second row: J. Kneidinger, W. Homison, R, Shields, Coach William Graham, Coach Ronald Jenkins G D Murray T. Boliver, D. Theiss, C. Enders, D. Wicks, Wightmanf J- Schulte, L- Rodgers, T- Gfeenaway 61 Football Al Pagano Larry Sullivan Chuck McAfee Bob Zollinger Chuck Snyder Keith Glanco Chuck Holman Bob Jefferies Ted Pefferman D011 Dugan Bill Habay Bob Crist Chuck Kuhn 4 .. X 62 mv ,Q Y W L' .M.n-L.,.... Smithco at work. 4 Getting that extra yardage! 1 i Q 1 A .As Snyder for another first down! 1 Heads or Tails? ln. 4. ffgi A - x Crash on right through! Going for brokgg x 4? 4 Richard puts Jian .J ? Lar KAM53 I ANSQ AMS X lil I PfM,Q'y.sg X Q15 5 U J N EAM PAH E15 P s X4 F trow P D er : S. Gloyer, D. Garver, S. Walker, J. Jonnet, D. Stone. Secon row Garber, J. Flynn, Mr. Dilts, L. Sullivan, C. McAfee, P. Butt fi ld 64 Although the Rams practiced diligently and played hard, they managed only a few victories in their 59-60 season. Captained by Stew Gloyer and Larry Sullivan and coached by Richard Dilts, the team swept to victories over Knoch, Verona, Aspinwall, West Deer, and Mars, our closest rival. The Rams dropped several games by a margin of less than ten points. The junior Varsity, coached by Keith johns, managed several wins during the season and they did accomplish their purpose of providing experience for the boys who will make up next year's varsity. f Rf? , V X I bf pl .f - f Qi F1 v V ,, i f . Q 5, y . 1--f cica , : t ,, , 2 ,i S 5 K ng 6 ' it 5 TMP 31 if fa . E C. Ostertag, K. Flynn, L. Skinner, D. Dugan, J. Easter, W. Rogers, G. Durno, A. Teach, B. Flemming, T. Renner, J. French, R. Simmons, K. Breckel, Mr. Johns. Quick steal and a layup. .a x 'N I l ' 1 , I , 1 , a I 4 N 1' . .-. s 1 X. , X ' , .5 -, . N That one's going in- v-ff Fighting for a rebound. Can't Scramble under the basket. that one. ,k.v,... Q Chalking up another one Pulling in that rebound. Basketball Carol Joyce Jan The Girls basketball team, under the coach- ing of Mrs. Dolmayer and Miss Lois Danner, practiced enthusiastically in preparation for their clashes with Knoch, Aspinwall, and Mars. Co-captains for the Varsity were Kay Hauser- man and Joyce Fusca, both seniors. Other girls playing their linal season were Betsey Back- man, Carol Bachman, and Fran Roman. The majority of these girls have played for six years. The G.A.A. and Varsity Club worked dili- gently to earn money for the senior letter- men's awards. The girls were awarded white blazers with a special Richland emblem de- signed for them. The junior Varsity, consisting of sophomores and juniors, had a successful season. Co-cap- tains were Carolyn Hay and Ginnie Stulen. Kay Bets Fran GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM NO. 1 Edna Danner, Cassie Blazanin, Betsey Beckman, Bernie Wagner, Pat Fawcett, Laurie Freeman, Martha Everhart, Saundra Dize, Frances Roman, Carole Bachman, Arlene Brooker, Sue Westergreen, Joyce Fusca, Kay Hauserman, Faith Weinel. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM NO. 2 First row: Carole Hawkins, Carolyn Hay, Ann Yingling, Gwen Minor, Melissa Mc- Cormick, Kathy Reynolds, Ginny Stulen. Second row: Diana Williams, Sally Fritz, Pauline Aiken, Helen Broxton, Sandy Kohser, Ginny Hart, Liz Hetrick, Sally Moore, Lois Gibbs 69 Junior High Basketball First row: D. Gloyer, M. Simmons, B. Stimer, D. Nepereny, J. Garber, E. Lemchak R. Mossey. Second row: T. Mossman, J. Gosselink, K. McCabe, J. Hummel, Mr Santacrose, R. Smathers, D. Wicks, R. Booth, P. Thompson. ports Award s Several Richland football players were hon- ored this year by being selected on various all- star teams. Bill Habay was picked on the Valley Daily News All-Senior Teamg Dick Fullerton, Al Pagano, Joe Smithco, and Bill were selected I for the Sharpsburg Herald All-Star Team. Chuck p Snyder was chosen for the Sharpsburg second team, and Dave Stone received honorable men- C tion. A H 4 Q.. . 'Q l S Z if V I , ,C a U ,1.,, Joe Smifhco Bill Habay it up y Chuck Snyder 3 1 - if .Q , ,,, X, ,is by N Q Dick Fullerton Jeff Flynn Chuck McAfee Al Pagano The basketball team also placed members on all-star teams. Larry Sullivan was picked on the Valley Daily News team, and Jeff Flynn and Chuck McAfee were named to the Sharps- burg Herald all-stars. Larry Sullivan 7 1 V A spirit of friendship, of learning, of pride is but one of the gifts that have come thru Activi- ties. But perhaps the most important thing is what you have given each other: Pride in your Band and Chorus. A sense of accomplishment in Student Council, G.A.A., or Varsity Club. Working together to provide scholarships, pro- duce plays, conduct programs. Organizing dances and parties which have kin- dled many friendships. Joining in clubs that have knitted all students together with the binding cord of a com- mon goal. Yearbook R. B. Lewis Adviser Sue M01-an Fran Roman Editor Editor 4 - . - A Fran, Sue, Mr. Lewis, Betsey, and Joyce. 74 Cormick DEPARTMENT EDI Senior-Faculty Editor ........... Underclass Editor Junior High Editor Sports Editors .... Activities Editor .... Photography Editor First Row: P. Law, C. McCloskey, L. Petroskey, J. Latham, M. L. Gibson, J. Mc- Second Row: M. Jonnet, J. Fusca, C Dombart, M. Huckestien, B. Ryan, K Hauserman, B. Backman, C. Bachman Third Row: C. Shmidt, B. Long, L Graham, N. Purvas, D. Warner, M. Adams J. Kifer, R. Kushner TORS Janice Latham Mary Lou Gibson Priscilla Oldendorf . . . .... Kay Hauserman Bill Habay .. Donna Warner . . . .... Beth Lippincott Art Editor ......... . .. Maureen Lauren Lf-'1 'QQ rw. ,wk Joyce Fusca Hope, Jan, and Bob. Yearbook WC Betsey Beckman S Beth, Mary Lou, Kay, Donna, Reenie, and Bill. 75 First Row: S. Roberts, C. Gorso, B. Lip- pencott, C. Leffer, P. Oldendorf Second Row: L. Catterall, M. Lauran, C. Crummy, J. Asher, K. McCully, J. Dashio, M. Klubert, C. Richards Third Row: J. Flynn, L. Sullivan, S. Gloyer, B. I-Iaybay, N. Campbell, C. Holman, L. Huggins, C. McAffe Starting to organize as juniors, the yearbook staff worked long and hard preparing the Rambler. Meeting in people's homes, classrooms, and any other available space, editors picked the theme, cover, and general layout for the book. Working with Mr. R. B. Lewis, yearbook advisor, and Mr. Knack, the photographer, editors of the various sections spent hours making layouts, cutting and past- ing pictures, then typing the copy. The business staff devoted long hours to getting subscriptions, figuring expenses, and combing the area for advertisements. The editors agree that a yearbook is work, worry, and disappointments-but the results are very re- warding. Press Club B der M. DeMarco, D. McKean, S. Sahli, C. Furlan, K. Carlson, First row: M. en , B. Judd, K. Leahy, S. Joy. Second row: D. Betlock, J. Whiteside, C. McCloskey, N. Colton, S. Ewalt, K. Garvey, Mr. Strayer, B. Lippincott, C. Connolly, S. Moran, J. Fusca, J. Latham. Third row: E. Campbell, M. Lauran, D. Warner, K. Sperry, C. Motter, M. Huckestein, ' ' h ds, J. Bachman. K. Hauserman, B. Backman, S. Roberts, B. Long, J. Dashio, C. Ric ar e Mary Lou Gibson D. Kenneth Strayer Editor Adviser Getting The Green and White out of D debt was the main task of co-editors, n-w ' 099695 tu ' W' his year Wlth the ass1stance of Mr Ml .Ll E -f 'd s1U ,f?Su A Mary Lou Gibson and Stewart Gloyer ' 1-'L ' 5.-:ig ' ' W V nl t M mimi .'-'-ff -fi?-r-1 'er-1'-sv-v..gj: D. K. Strayer, the staff held dances and Stew Gloyer Editor Celina -.Zh-.., 'vu. 's-'...,,,,nm 'Y 1 'gui-'i'1 C'- u. -.sn -Q.-.gg 41... . kg N 'lg ultra.. 'MQ l. 'vq., 's-.ns 2 p.gfh.'1, lu ::..,,'Q:.'5's, -J. -s...-.z-T: N -.. --. 1.5. 'sqft glhsui '5'u -'?'.S2'.-Es--L. 'hh'-2.'-'iw '5:.. wi v. u,,,:-H-A N, ., ' n 'Q. r -Tal, ru 'H.u.h 2: Lu.. g,-'cr Z1 'L ag ::.-- 'ur N -T-'ug '-374' -Tie: 'fr :v'3'v' 5-LW' 'Lf v-'ga Q, ,af av,-A ,Ja 1 uv .... a. , ,, b sold green and whlte p1ns wlth Rlch-ummm mgpgglits fir-4,:.::3,Pi. if-51'..f3,. ..-1--, Qf, . '.'Jj,:rf:.j,g:' land Hxgh School pnnted on them to ,Llummyl 'N 53:1-,:.,,,: obtain money 5 5-T.. 31... f'3?'-'Ti-.5 err.-e ' - . 1.55. sis.:-w.e Ss?-:Zh ' J-,L-755: The newspaper, consxstxng of four .mum ysiiii .zgmlq-,,:'7-:iii:': fb' IM- if JVM' - . . ' '-in N Y' . J':'.IEfv-L' -5532.111 a es and contalmn lctures club and ' Q-J i7-R .--1'-T-'IF-'2 rw' . .. E32-:J--s.: ' af: ebb'-11'.gu . , - - -u H . wp .1-5.31: school news, sports, ed1tor1als, and ES ., iU5-Ee,- ,fj.'E' 'sa 73. ,pl ,ge . , 'Q 5. I4 N o,g4vW ?,,.,xo'f: 'Qi-'i:,u:a2.:-?:.. K-'gg humor, was published once a month. '- ik-3.1335 wap' v' - nv I . ' . , , 'M Q Jani'-5-.'f'fQ.i .slit-L The work of the paper was divided :Nl W' I '5 1 a D - . ' ' ,. 'S-2. 5 between two staffs. The Journalism staff s5E.'E,- nd' H eg if H. 14- . . 'lf ' l -:?fE:.5',+'-'E-'F:- ,,.,.,g:5-223 3: wrote artlcles and the busmess staff Ziff' 5rfi1':.,-.. ,s 2-S' 'Ie -,f ..E,.e -Q15 Eg. ,g- ft.:,T. .,-'?b'2.:- ,gg f,'g:5,.,n-,+P .iy,+g?5..5.....5 W 6 sold the papers. is :,5Q.-g-cgi: ,E rg- 4 --1, H , ,,, -. 1-. - N-1 '..-1-1'2'-'?'3 'J.!A--: '55 ...- L'2.? ',,-AL' T-'Elf-fm:-'UF' W 7i'-T f.'?531-'Z-is-'EIS it HS 0' ,af .-1-'ah ,ra-,f'.-85. VA' .Lv-J-'P NQQLSQE- M- -ln 71 'Mgt-. ra-'I,,av -Egfr:-F '-5-,1'::'L-H-' -' 1.2111-K'-.afi -5:-1' ffglfi ,. Student Council E Q . V wg- T I 5 . X .x i , , i i t First row: P. Moore, M. Martorelli, J. Herberling, B. Catterall, M. Everhart, C. Schultz. Second row: J. Waldman, D. Gabosch, L. Shaw, D. Schmidt, G. Brennan, W. Hanlon, A. Gerhart, S. Roberts. Third row: L. Sullivan, J. Hummel, G. Schurko, R. Smathers, D. Wicks, E. Fugh, R Bremer, K. Schmid, P. Buttenfield. 'x First Row: N. Taylor, P. Cipra, N. Daver, M. Oldendorf, F. Weinel, S. Westergreen, T. Blazanin. Absent-D. Tritsch. Second Row: P. Guadagnino, K. Tarr, K. McMahon, K. Van Campen, B. Young, B. Ewalt, S. Moran, N. Purvis, P. Patch. Third Row: D. Garber, B. Davison, B. Habay, D. Yoakum, J. Shearer, J. Dashio, B. Lawther, S. Carlson, D. Shoup, B. McMillen, R. Evans, L. Huggins. Betty Brown Stewart Gloyer Maril ynn Huckestein Al Pagano Thespians Left to right: Jan Latham, Kathy Garvey, Rick Simmons, Sally Ewalt, Bev Camp, Donna Warner, Ned Campbell, Lee Hollihan, Larry Dean, Mrs. Dolores Casilli. I have examined the individual rec- ords of the work done in dramatics of these individuals, and I can vouch that each one has earned the points set up in the National Constitution and our own troupe constitution and is eligible for the honor of membership. These are the words of the clerk as one becomes a member of the National Thespian Society. Each member has worked his way up by starting in Dramatics Club and getting points. When a sufficient number of points have been earned, that person is eligible to become a Thespian. Thespians lead the work done on this year's plays and aided in many other school productions. When they were given the opportunity, they went to see plays put on by various groups. Each member is given a Thespian pin which he wears proudly as he remembers the Thespian motto, Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Dramatics Club First Row: J. Taylor, S. Moran, H. Brandes, Mrs. Casilli, T. Dunham, D. Myers, S. Fritz. Second Row: A. Gerhart, K. Ryan, C. Connolly, G. Stulen, M. Gibson, W. Walker, C. Seitz, H. Broxton, H. Kirkpatrick. X .2+M oo fi 73 Ov X Stage Crew First row: M. Maslowsky, S. Gertler, C. Mintz, C. Mastrilli, M. Law, N. julian, N Maurhoff, N. Colton. Second row: A. Pickard, B. Law, E. Layton, L. DuVall, P. Meister, M. Vogel, J Carlson, M. Carpenter, P. Moore. Third row: J. Backman, R. Cyphert, D. Young, G. Schuster, B. Lewis, E. Brown, J Heberling, H. Prewitt, H. Maxwell, D. Newcomer, R. Roberts, C. Wills. First Row: P. Guadagnino, N. Purvis, M. Paracca, M. Boyle, B. Huber, L. Massey, D. Betlock, M. Huck, P. Fawcett, S. Westergreen, P. Dunham, N. Henderson, C. Motter, M. Lauran, D. Williams. Second Row: G. Baylor, S. Joy, M. Everhart, L. Hetrick, V. Beals, J. Navratil, L. Beattie. 80 Hall Patrol -rg SV' First row: R. Lang, L. Sullivan, C. McAfee, D. Dugan, C. Holman. Second row: B. Jefferies, C. Kuhn, S. Gloyer, J. Flynn, B. Zollinge r, B. Habay. 'X 81 bun... e Vs, t Q Q I , l Senior Science Club ln. First row: B. Ryan, K. Garvey, C. Connolly, N. Julian, C. Bachman, P. Fawcett, R Simmons. Second row: J. Fusca, M. Gibson, D. Warner, N. Henderson, Mr. Glasgow, H. Kirk patrick, S. Gloyer, S. Carlson, J. Adams. Third row: B. Christ, H. Brandes, B. Habay, D. Mink, D. Myers, B. Jefferies, D Beuther, J. Backman, G. Ingram, K. Glanco. First row: M. Law, S. McGuire, M. Vogel, B. Law, J. Whiteside, M. Paracca. Second row: M. Huckestein, C. Gorso, M. Everhart, J. Schroeder, G. Schuster, J. Walsh, R. Young, S. Christy, B. Long. Third row: C. Royer, D. Gibbs, E. Campbell, R. Custer, S. Joy, P. Oldendorf, B. Zol- linger, J. Voegler, J. Peterson, P. Buttenlield. 82 S cnior Science Club First row: B. Schiebel, A. Pickard, N. Colton, J. Carlson, L. McMillen, M. Datt. Second row: K. Hauserman, K. Brechel, E. Neff, R. Puhl, N. Purvis, Mr. Speer, C. Abbot, W. Andrews, B. Huber, F. Roman. Third row: J. Flynn, J. Neithercoat, T. Schettler, I. Martin, L. Catterall, J. Hoagland, C. Richards, J. Taylor, D. Tritsch, C. Wills, D. Garber, C. Holman. First Row: R. Whittington, G. Parks, B. Leistner, R. Wicks, S. Auvil, A. Heinricher. Second Row: M. Dickson, C. Leflier, S. 'Westergreen, L. Freeman, C. Motter, P. Patch, B. Backman, J. Latham. Third Row: L. Sullivan, J. Booth, C. Kuhn, D. Shoup, M. Jefferies, V. Baylor, B. Joy, D. Heim, D. Garver, D. Dugan. 83 Latin Club 1 1 5 . ' ' 3 2 -'-,. 4? -Q A Q NS J First row: M. DeMarco, L. Theiss, D. Benko, B. Young, B. Schiebel, A. Kifer, C. Schultz. Second row: P. Meister, L. DuVall, E. Brown, J. Freund, R. Losch, J. Navratii, P. Gerhart, E. Schmid, H. Kramer. Third row: J. Hummel, S. Fritz, A. Gerhart, M. Lipcosky, M. Everhart, J. Park, C. Cole, R. Bremer, G. Ingram. 5 I 5 1 First row: S. Fawcett, K. Weeder, M. Coester, G. Stulen, B. Buttermore, M. Martorelli, J. Althen, E. Layton. Second row: J. Behr, K VanCampen, K. Garvey, D. Myers, Mr. McGrath, D. Gloyer, R. Hay, S. Jenereski, D. Gabosch. Third row: K. McCabe, C. McBane, H. Broxton, S. Kinzer, G. Gorson, C. Gardner, M. Everhart, D. Myers, C. Royer. 84 Latin Club t 5 ' I 3 f First row: D. McKeon, S. Sahli, M. Simmons, J. Russell, P. Cipra. Second row: K. Leahy, C. Hay, H. Glomb, N. Colton, K. Carlson, L. Massey, B. Lewis, J. Schuster, J. Scharf. Third row: J. Yeck, H. Kirkpatrick, C. Maraden, B. Ewalt, V. McElory, R. Hartzell, J. Gosselink, S. Carlson, G. Voegler. Y. F. C. UNA First row: J. Crummy, S. Fawcett, L. Piedle, S. McCutcheon, K. Carmichael, L. States, C. Piedle, K. Lichy, S. Camp. Second row: J. Vollmer, P. Julian, K. Adams, R. Morrow, M. Neithercoat, P. Oldendorf, M. Jefferies, F. Prymas, N. McCrea, P. McCurry, J. Mohr. Third row: M. Adams, B. Brennan, G. Brennan, M. Forsythe, J. Heberling, C. Monper, C. Urbanek, S. Todd, B. Lindsey, B. Ekas, C. Crummy. 85 i Modern Language Club First row: W. Pritts, P. Nudi, J. Mohr. Second row: D. Murray, B. Barner, A. Pickard, M. Greco, S. Camp, A. Gerhart C. Enders. Third row: J. Waldman, L. Hetrick, S. Moore, J. Navratil, M. Vogel, N. Maurhoff, L Duvall, P. Moore, P. Dunham, B. Hudak. Library Club 'FP -N-ak.. First row: J. Uyak, C. Crummy, J. Sauerland, Mrs. Fray, S. Netzer, S. Rixman. Second row: A. McKalloff, C. Furlan, W. Patton, D. Sondej, B. Judd. 86 X 5 History Club rf V 3 i 1 . ' X A, 1 'Sf L fl? First row: P. Oldendorf, R. Custer, B. Schiebel, G. Ingram, S. Westergreen, Mr. Merriman, S. Shaw. Second row: J. Voegler, L. Freeman, B. Lippincott, M. Bender, W. Walker, M. Law, D. Warner, H. Kirkpatrick, C. Royer. Chess Club 5-v 4? First row: W. Kolakoski, B. Wolf, S. Camp. Second row: M. Dickson, J. Ogle, Mr. Strayer, D. Mink, R. Cyphert, C. Maraden. Third row: D. Gray, J. Scharf, H. Kirkpatrick, D. Rushmore, S. Carlson, R. Bremer. 87 Art Club First row: A. Pickard, P. Homison, F. Antolic, S. Joy, Mr. Gregor, B. Lippincott. Second row: M. Lauran, C. Huckestein, C. Piedle, J. Murray, L. States, N. McCrea, R. Meister. Hunting and Fishing Club GH i 1 First row: G. Kostas, R. Mitchell, F. Price. Second row: J. Richards, J. Peterson, Mr. Lewis, R. Odell, Mr. Johns, C. Bartell, B Richards. Third row: J. Kramer, P. Pearce, D. Hauserman, B. Wallace, J. Kennedy, R. Turner M. Cuddyre. 88 Commercial Club First row: N. Henry, J. McCormick, G. Brennan, C. Kowalski, J. Kifer. Second row: L. Zasin, C. Schmid, B. Lawther, L. Huggins, Mrs. Brown, J. Dashio, L. Petrosky, L. Graham. Third row: D. Lipcosky, M. Klubert, M. Lauran, R. Russ, B. Knox, C. Crummy, R. Nickl, T. Dunham. Home Economics Club Qi- i fi ,, P First row: M. Adams, S. Shaw, M. Paracca, P. Oldendorf, C. Lefher, M. Lauren. Second row: J. Berneburg, B. Law, F. Weinel, E. Brown, B. Ekas. 89 G. A. A. First row: C. Gorso, K. McCully, J. Dashio, T. Dunham, Mrs. Dolmayer, F. Roman, N. Purvis, C. Bachman. Second row: S. Ewalt, B. Backman, C. Dombart, M. Jonnet, J. Latham, C. McCloskey, K. Hauserman, J. Fusca, D. Warner, M. Huckestein. Officers and The Girls Athletic Association had a very eventful year. Some of the events were a hilarious Hal- loween party, the Shamrock Swing, a swimming party, Sports Day, and our annual picnic. Many of you may have one of the scholar or cheerleader dolls sold to make money for the club. As a result of a lot of hard work and planning the club had a successful and active year. very Sponsor: Mrs. Dol- mayer, G. Stulen, L. Freeman, J. Fusca, M. Everhart, K. Hauserman First row: E. Kuhl G. Stulen, K. Ryan, C. Hawkins, C. Mastrilli, P. Dunham. Y Second row: N. Henderson, L. Freeman, P. Patch, S. Dize, M. Jefferies, M. Everhart, L. Hetrick, K. Garvey. Third row: P. Fawcett, A. Steger, A. Yingling, P. Moore, S. Kosher, K. Reynolds, E. Moran, G. Minor, J. Whiteside, B. Wagner. 90 arsity Club First row: C. Snyder, C. Holman, T. Pefferman, R. Crist, J. Flynn, C. McAfee, D. Dugan, K. Glanco. Second row: T. Timney, B. Zollinger, B. Joy, S. Gloyer, C. Walker, A. Pagano, B. J efferies, C. Kuhn, B. Habay, B. Seabrooke, L. Sullivan. Each year any boy who has won at least one varsity letter will become a member of the Richland Varsity Club. From the beginning of the school year until the end, the Varsity Club is busy raising money for the club. Money made by the club was distributed to the various athletic teams to help meet the cost of sports equipment. However, the pri- mary function is to raise enough money to buy varsity jackets for all members to have earned them' Officers and Sponso r: D. Fullerton, L. Sullivan, Mr. Dilts, S. Gloyer, A. Pagano , - , - . Q - ,, E . ,gge ,rs S Q 2l..5 2 S . First row: D. Stone, J. Beckman, D. Tritsch, D. Garver, J. Smithco, D. Garber, P. Buttenfield, O. Price. Second row: D. Hackett, K. Augustine, D. Fullerton, S. Auvil, D. Newcomer, A. Teach, D. Schmidt, D. Boggs, K. Breckel, J. Waldman, R. Simmons, W. Dickey, T. Boliver, D. Young, S. Christy, B. McMillen, J. Easter. 91 The , H1 gh School Student 'N m 0 ' 7 IN X Z4 ? Q 'A N Q XX X YAS in gn, lf-miwy' X xi x XS' Ywqxx ' 55 XX lH'1f' f K fc? 1 Xyx 5 I A 1 If af S fm f 1 0 X M vw. N55 , Q W M QQ 92 Tvvent Y Yea 1 N Later x if fs I - 'null' 'Z ' ' I 1 L mf X, U I X Q f TfM f . If Xw-4 ' V M Sax Q lg' 52 'IM ,N va ' X W 'L R X 'fa A TNA ' ,r 'es My Lu A Wg, M -, W S ,F EBV First row: Maureen Lauran, Beth Lippincott, Janice Latham, Nancy Cat- terall, Paul Mikita, Carol McCloskey, Sue Moran, Carole Dombart. Second row: Jeif Flynn, Ted Peierman, Stewart Gloyer, Al Pagano, John Schurko, Charles Holman. Queen and attendants: Marlene Jonnet, Sally Ewalt, Leslie Catterall. Queen Sally Ewalt was crowned by retiring queen Bobbi Easter on May 1, 1959. The girls in Queen Sally's court wore pastel-colored dresses of yellow, pink, orchid, and blue. To honor the new queen, the girls of the 1958 court May uecn sang and the entire 1959 court danced a waltz. Entertainment was also provided by a dance team and a dance performed by a group of seventh grade girls. Crowning the new queen SALLY EWALT May Queen, 1959-60 5 Kmcou Num PNNE ' RXCHMND R 'EENXUR -PROM UND mm-. Fmom ,NP-v zz - Pm!Nwo wan To Uwe U,f,Louc Num L ..-2 Enjoying the refreshments Special request F s'7 '. !f I ' Vg f-. asf' R We provided some entertainment ourselves , am' '-9 X u FS 'Q f pr, . fm XWNVJVL Junior Senior On the fioor Prom 1 .M 6 Between dances After dancing all night and into the very early hours of the morning, those who at- tended the 1959 Prom agreed the dance was very sucessful. The beauty of the Pitt- Wildwood Country Club set a perfect atmosphere for the mu- sic of the Hy-Fy's, who played music of every type. F lv l I Signing in at the post-room party S. . 1 n, -n gs.. v in -oi, 'Vg Q, vu L Faculty and wives watch the dancers Relaxing at the party f 4 xv 13.2, 1? 6 JS' - , .'I Snowflake Ball Q Q6 'v 'KI it ...J A if A M gig I . I,- fi? I X 'L H.. . A . I tw Ci 2 Qm:w Y W, Cheerleaders K fr N. Purvls ' .1 f -1- 'Affi E W. M. Jonnet C. Dombart X ,-,, ,X 5 , ,QQ ' .-. R ' K. Garvey M. Huckestem C. Goss, C. McCloskey, E. Moran. e v .f 3 f ? X 5 ' ' 1 J, -f K. McCully N. Purvis, M. Huckestein, K. McCul1y, K. Garvey, C, Dombart, M, Jo,-met, O. 100 ajorcttcs J Latham M Lauran The Majorettes, with their sharp marching and fancy twirling, performed at every pep rally and at all fooball games when weather permitted. Along with the band, they performed in five parades, one band festival, and numerous booster meetings. Because they practiced all year long, even during the summer, they were well qualified to represent our school when they entertained at D' Warne' one of the Steeler's games this year. B- LiPPinC0tf , S First row: D. Mills, K. McMahon, L. Massey, B. Lippincott, E. Steck. Second row: C. Seitz, D. Warner, A. Brooker, J. Latham, M. Lauran, M. Everhart. 101 Band First row: C. Wills, N. Campbell, D. Roberts, R. Massey, N. Henderson, C. Crummy, E. Layton, R. Vogel, K. Simonitsch, M. Carpenter. Second row: G. Carlsen, G. Spencer, B. Andrews, R. Simmons, J. Waldman, E. Schmid ? K. Warner, B. Rushmore, B. Evans, M. Folmer. Third row: W. Pritts, B. Hay, D. Gloyer, B. Spencer, D. Mills, C. Seitz, D. Warner, M. Everhart, M. Lauran. Fourth row: R. Young, K. Van Campen, L. Freeman, T. Renner, K. Buchanan, B. Cornelius, P. Rea, D. Young, S. Fritz, L. Dean, P. Gerhart, K. Mink. XX 1 mqiii First row: M. Martorelli, P. Patch, B. Stifller, C. Hay, J. Hart, R. Hartzell, C. Ostertag W. Joy, H. Brandes, Mr. Tucci. Second row: K. Pfeifer, C. Johnson, W. Smith, J. Mossman, J. Gosselink, H. Hirk- patrick, R. Cyphert, D. Shoup, D. Mink. Third row: J. Latham, A. Brooker, L. Massey, K. McMahon, B. Lippincott, S. Gloyer G. Peterson, H. Prewitt, J. Schlagel. Fourth row: R. Odell, Bremer, D. Atkinson, J. Hoagland, R. Wicks, J. Ogle, B Ewalt, S. Ewalt, S. Camp, D. Schettler. ???25i'?'-253113 103 Chorus 'WTS' First row: P. Moore, D. Betlock, M. Bender, P. Pusateri, M. Gibson, R. O'Dell. Second row: I. O'Too1e, M. Huckestein, L. Hetrick, D. Hackett, D. Dickey, G. Schurko Third row: L. Zasin, K. Sperry, J. Whiteside, C. Cole, R. Kendrick, T. Schettler, J Neithercoat. Fourth row: S. Moore, L. Graham, S. Ewalt, R. Schmidt, G. Minor, C. Kristian, L. Sul- livan, C. McAfee, L. Huggins. 104 n' First row: W. Walker, B. Huber, N. Henry, M. Kline, N. Maurhoff, J. Berneburg. Second row: D. Shields, A. Teach, E. Fugh, M. Adams, M. Jefferies, V. Baylor. Q Third row: G. Morgan, P. Aiken, B. Knox, K. Tarr, M. McCormick, B. Wagner, B. Huber. Fourth row: S. Dize, M. Heisel, B. Peaco, K. Hauserman, J. Latham, N. Purvis, P. Guadagnino, M. Klubert. h 105 Remember When Remember the first day ...... ? We never did decide if the boys won the race to lunch or the girls . . . Our first football team wasn't so good, but we improved and improved and this year we had an 8-2 record .... Remember the pajama parties where everyone stayed awake all night and sleep in class the next day -? Remember the songs, especially the novelties like Mashed Potatoes and Charlie Brown. ,y , N , , i lpt Xl' v Q Q, K Remember the wild Varsity-Faculty games, when the Varsity always managed to win ..... ? Remember the post-season pep rally to honor the senior football players ..... ? Remember the riotous class meetings we had ..... ? S . S Remember those friendly letters we got from Mr. Storkel in the middle of the nine-week period ..... ? Remember the long lists of students who were called to the office between each class ..... ? Remember the teacher who taught in rhythm with his knuckle cracking ..... ? 4' Q A Remember the field trips we took and how much we learned ..... ? Remember the day the juniors and seniors went fishing ..... ? Remember the health classes when we ruined our backs sitting on the bleachers . . . remember when we didn't like the lecture on our side of the gym, we listened to the other class' . . . ? Remember the eye tests and the increase in glasses ..... ? Remember the Junior-Senior picnic, and the fun we had playing ball, throwing eggs, eating, stealing baseballs ? Will you ever forget the basketball games and Mr. Dilts reactions-fury, sarcasam, disgust, and, once in a while, happiness ..... ? 2 I Remember the Victory dances we had after the basketball games that we didn't win . . . . . P Remember the school spirit posters in the hall before every football game . . Q ig, Q? Remember the pep rallies, pep pills, and Suzie, the broom ..... 5417 f Remember Stork ..... ? U ' X ?4 105 .4 1' Remember the wars between the commercials and the academics ..... ? M f Remember the boxing show and the feature bout of the evening ..... ? U M Remember thos 1' ' e ittle blue slips and how Remember the snow storms a Remember the term papers we did and . Remember our sixte Q53 I X right after breakfast ..... ? Remember the day we got our class rings .... M 't y, 1 s hot in here. I think I'll t k Remember the fun we had at lunch, trying to figure out what we Remember the magazine campaign and the rainy nights we kn Remember the familiar faces we s A ,Ex XSF,-,675 Remember the d we couldn't do a thing witho the sleepy students the d enth birthday and how w ocked on doors to earn m aw at Venus, as we sat for hours dr ut them ..... ? nd how we hated missin th g ose days of school . ay they were due . e sent for our driving permits a e off my ring . were eating . . . . . ? . . D lnklng a Coke . u Q . - - ay we christened out cats ..... ? x X ' 'lf W Remember th ' e time the drivers ed class X . ix ,,. N .a' in Gil! wt 205' elm 75 xx xv xx lx ul SX Remember the vacations we had, and how we started countin Remember when spring finally came, and the absence ranoutofgas.....? g the days. until the next one . . . . . ? s among the boys . . . oney.....? o ' AW' 4 , ,wi A I' - K ifvxff' Q xx , -.2 rf 133S15 ' 5- wx E PVS V A . 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Proudly they rush from class to class, bumping into the lordly ones, who walk past leaving behind them those who dream of some day being a Senior at Rich- land High. J- Cf'-lmmb' and J- Kennedy C. McAfee and W. Pollock Q .l'l num Eighth Grade 1 First Row: B. Homison, D. Pritts, N. Bechtol, D. Taylor, S. Rixman, K. Golla, S. Netzer, W. Patton. Second Row: B. Webster, K. Lichy, A. Tooke, N. McCrea, Miss Rettinger, R. Turner, J. Dean, E. Steppy, A. Kirkpatrick, J. Kramer. Third Row: T. McCully, R. Booth, G. Stephenson, B. Mintz, M. Chisnell, C. Sauerland, N. Case, D. Lichy, C. Bartell. 1 l i First row: T. Logan, J. Murray, B. Mainwaring, G. Weinel, M. Eberle, J. Whited, J. Uyak, P. Pearce, D. Butterrnore. Second row: M. Joy, C. Joy, J. Holleran, S. Snedeker, K. Adams, Mr. Graham, V. Frey, A. Wheeler, T. Scharf, C. Hughes, E. Kelley. Third row:. A. Smith, R. Domer, L. Schmidt, W. Jefferies, S. Schwab, J. Hayes, L. Wright, J. Garber, S. Shaw, J. Schell, W. Balzer, L. Hopkins, J. Gogolin, G. Mihalyi. First row: F. Price, B. Myers, D. Fitzpatrick, B. Burns, G. Johnston, B. Furlan, B. Sheets, B. Vogel. Second row: D. Nepereny, S. Binnie, W. Jackson, T. Morrow, Mr. Conway, K. Voegler, M. Charles, R. Warner, R. Gibson, D. Flynn. , Third row: S. Lewicke, W. Pollock, D. Martin, R. Meister, J. Mallick, C. Cook, J. Losch, B. Massey, D. Skinner, J. Gibbs. 110 First row: B. Wolf, P. Hutchins, J. McKeon, C. Newson, J. Boyle, R. Gwynn, R. Biondo, M. Cuddyre. Second row: H. Lawther, J. Gunipher, G. Fawcett, H. Bender, M. Schaude, Mr. Harry, R. Smith, M. Barner, V. Herold, C. Bisman, M. Millen. Third row: V. Ford, P. Thompson, E. Lemchak, D. Beals, B. McCowan, S. Cook, J. Stirling, D. Gray, P. Homision, L. Scaright, F. Moore, G. Jenjan. ' 2 ,S . 1 I 5 i 3 ' M 'fl5u First row: G. Fogal, C. Weston, S. Goshy, F. Burk, J. Flynn, L. Martin, J. Rooker, J. Stack. Second row: L. States, C. Piedle, C. Noll, P. Julian, D. Evans, Mrs. Royston, C. Lang, S. Wright, B. Yingling, V. Lyons, P. Robertson. Third row: J. Stirling, J. Friedrich, J. Burtoft, S. Todd, J. Lindsey, B. Sschuster, C. Ying- ling, J. Friedrich, J. Burtoft, S. Todd, J. Lindsey, B. Schuster, C. Yingling, J. Huffman, S. Stephan, E. Lang, S. Nichols. ,,f,, ? I 6 F 111 Seventh Grade -S ,rf 'S gi First row: C. Navratil, V. Sustar, D. Lichy, W. Maurhoff, R. Breitmos, J. Purvis, C Schade. Second row: S. McCutcheon, S. McCabe, K. Meyer, R. Meeder, D. Williams, Mrs Simonitsch, P. Peters, D. Burk, B. Grubbs, D. Orris, R. Nuermberg. Third row: J. Trampus, L. Nacey, R. Spano, T. Fox, C. Urbanck, C. Monpox, J. Shirey K. Hirth, D. Fallon, J. Knott, J. Harbison, K. Baylor. First row: R. Riggs, E. Dodson, E. Rimel, M. Scarantino, M. Mohr, J. Renner, D. Neuhausel, G. Orluske. Second row: S. Mallick, S. Kessler, L. Sanford, N. Ploetz, Mrs. Ruby Fredley, M. Hudak, D. Shoemaker, D. Brickner, D. Nicholson, L. Booth. Third row: N. Riley, M. Bauer, S. McGuire, T. Hart, G. Grove, G. Weston, E. Draganac, A. Hart, D. Evans, N. Edison, J. Longwell, R. Warych. First row: D. Holman, R. Prymas, L. McMartin, K. Schroeder, J. Singhose, J. Mc- Laughlin, T. Lane, M. McAfee, R. Redman, D. Buhl. Second row: W. Forsythe, M. Aiken, D. Riley, W. Collins, L. Dombart, Mrs. McElroy, R. Womboldt, D. I-Iigbee, R. Weibel, D. Moran, E. Kneidinger, K. Hollihan. Third row: T. Leighton, S. McMillen, K. Mintz, D. Weaver, L. Loskock, D. Searight, L. Brosn, S. States, S. Swoager, B. Martorelli, C. Clinton, J. Schmidt, T. Sokelhide. First Row: J. Crummy, R. Mitchell, B. Wallace, J. Friend, D. Krauss, G. Kostas, D Hauserman, E. Rushmore, J. Becker, B. Datt. Second Row: J. Kennedy, L. Piedle, B. Barner, G. Weimer, D. Pravel, M. Nemes, S Whitley, M. Pefferman, D. Diehl, L. Van Campen. Third Row: K. Giese, J. Renner, P. McCurry, L. Fetterhoff, J. Shoup, J. Althen, L. Zim- merman, K. Carmichael, A. Tarr, D. Provan, S. Heinricher, D. English, S. Heller, P. Price, J. Hartner. First row: M. Parker, C. Mallick, T. Orluske, R. Danner, J. Payne, J. Pusateri, G. Griest, E. Hutchins. Second row: B. Staley, P. Lepera, J. Nickl, L. Miller, P. Bateman, Mr. Jenkins, B. Repko, J. McDeavitt, L. Cunningham, D. Reiss, K. McMillan. Third row: R. Chase, C. Hart, D. Alexio, E. Kocher, D. Rill, C. Connor, B. Backman, J. Rodgers, M. Young, N. Singhose, J. J acol, J. Taylor, J. Heberling. First row: E. Carney, L. Hudecek, J. Manheimer, S. McClelland, L. Judd, M. Schoen, R. Bower, E. Gertler, N. Hannan. Second row: D. Holman, M. Groves, L. Arscott, G. Knack, S. Herdman, Mr. DePoe, V. Euler, K. Russell, J. Rudolph, L. Small, P. Gregory. Third row: N. Richard, J. Closshey, K. Kozik, D. Weiss, E. Holland, R. Fennell, L. Bost, lG.iel 9 ' Geography Club T I S l f E1 First row: J. Murray, B. Mainwaring, B. Wolf, M. Schaude, L. States, T. Logan, D. Evans, G. Weinel. Second row: W. Jackson, J. Holleran, D. Buttermore, K. Lichy, B. Schuster, Mr. Phipps, V. Dean, C. Bartell. Third row: C. Sauerland, J. Friedrich, C. Yingling, J. Schart, P. Julian, B. Massey, J. Lindsey, S. Todd, E. Lang, G. Stephenson. Junior Student Council ll EMM First row: D. English, K. Russell, G. Greist, S. First I' Boucek, Mr. R. C. Lewis. Weinel, P. Second row: L. States, P. Hutchens, W. Wallace, L. S9C0nd Cunningham, J. Schmidt, D. Evans. Booth, J. 114 3 ow: L. Dombart, D. Weaver, J. Friederich, G Peters. row: W. Jackson, P. Homison, B. Buxton, R Garber, R. Sheets. Junior Science Club First row: W. Jackson, N. McCrea, Mr. Harry, G. Stephenson, B. Schuster. Second row: C. Piedle, D. Buttermore, J. Kennedy, L. States. Home Economics Club 3 . 6 Q if ' .' if fi Q. xl U ' if 2 4 sul' :IGI First row: M. McMillen, F. Burk, J. Bender, M. Nemes, W. Patton, L. States. Second row: J. Rooker, B. Webster, C. Piedle, J. Holleran, S. Netzer, N. McCrea, V. Dean, M. Barner, V. Herold. Third row: S. Cook, S. Todd, T. Scharf, K. Adams, B. Schuster, S. Heller, C. Yingling, G. Fawcett, G. Stephenson. 115 Junior Band First row: B. Datt, J. Crummy, R. Mitchell, M. Nemes, M. Pefferman, D. Diehl L. Van Campen, D. Pravel, G. Weimer, B. Barner, M. Maurhoff, T. Logan, D. Licky. Second row: D. Knauss, F. Price, J. Kennedy, D. Pritts, P. Huckestein, D. Burk, B Grubbs, C. Navratil, V. Sustar, B. Wallace, D. Hauserman, S. Whitely, L. Piedle, J. Purvis C. Schade, G. Kostas. Third row: R. Spano, M. Cuddrye, R. Turner, V. Dean, V. Herold, D. English, S Heinricher, L. Fetterhoff M. Barner, P. Robertson, A. Tooke, D. Evans, J. Shoup, D. Nepe- reny, B. Wolf, B. Webster, J. Rooker, K. Golla, L. Zimmerman, M. Althen, K. Carmichael, D Orris, G. Janke, R. Meeder. Fourth row: R. Hoagland, P. Thompson, J. Hartman, J. Harbison, S. Shaw, D Arbuthnott, J. Lindsey, U. Frey, R. Giess, J. Kramer, K. Hirth, T. Morrow, J. Renner, S Heller, C. Cook, D. Lighy, G. Howes, J. T rampus, F. Moore, W. Weltz. J V Cheerleaders G- N B- Judd c. Furlan P. Peters E. Lang G, Weigel Junior Dramatics Club - , 9 K , I 1 First Row: M. DeMarco, L. Knauss, M. Schaude, D. Williams, J. Bender, M. Joy, C. Joy, H. Lawther. Second Row: J. Gumpher, J. Whited, K. Oliver, J. Holleran, Miss Rettinger, K. Carlson, C. Noll, K. Adams, B. Schuster. Third Row: S. Nichols, L. Hopkins, S. Stephan, C. Yingling, C. Monper, C. Urbanek, R. Smith, C. Sauerland, J. Burtoft, C. Bisman, K. Baylor. C. ..,1 id 117 Autographs c pl + f Citizens National Bank Wexford, Penna. Evans Ciiy, Penna Koenig Funeral Home Robert F. Koenig, Prop. Hilltop 3-3619 Old Route 8 Bakerstown, Pa. Compliments of Rimel's Barbershop Richland Restaurant Bakerstown, Pa. oaffa yearn .Slap Children's and Ladies Wear Shopper's Plaza Allison Park, Pa. I I Vogel s Pharmacy Old Butler Plank Road Bakerstown, Pa. Hilltop 3-5500 Haberlein s Garage Route 8 at Turnpike Interchange Gibsonia, Pa. - --wvw--s..--W--...,..v ,,..,.1f-wr -r- Compliments of Agnes R. Nicklas, Realtor and Associates Route 8 Valencia, Pa. u-r-ug,v,.7y-5- ,- Y 1,-T Richland Sports Shop Fishing 8. Hunting Supplies Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-5574 T. E. Hohmann lumber 8. Builders Supply Bakerstown, Pa. Hilltop 3-1502 Iaarfleu fam Route 19 Wexford, Po. Manager - RICHARD WILSON Compliments of Stoup's Store Valencia, Pa. National 5-1860 Compliments of Hilltop Superette Meridian Road Gibsoniaf PU Hilltop 3-3140 Kaya Shoe .S7t0l'e Compliments of Becker's Gulf Service Shoes For Entire Family Expert Lubrication Tune-up Latest Up-To-Date Teen Shoes Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-9670 It Pays to Shop at Ray's 1 Perry Highway, Wexford Frank Laklia Esso Gas Sporting Goods Route I9 Westmore C l' t f A Compliments of amp 'men S o . . Nursery Tea Room North Hills Engineering Inc I . Route 8 Valencia, Pa. Hilltop 3-3710 Bakerstown, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of E and E Grocery Krenach's Fine Furniture ' R. D. Na. 1 Valencia, Pu. Rem I9 R- D- Ne- 1 Hillggp 3.2495 Wexford, Pa. Westmore 5-3600 122 YuurHul1hu Center Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Edward A. Murdoch, Prop. We Cater to Your Hobby. Compliments of Koenig, Inc. Air Conditioning and Heating Pittsburg 33, Pa. Park and Knott Concrete Blocks Agricultural Limes, Seeds, Fertilizers, Coal Builders' Supplies, and Paints Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-3656 Compliments of Rudolph Auto Repair Gibsonia and Hardt Road Hilltop 3-3177 Compliments of Morrow's General Store Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Mars National Bank Mars, Pennsylvania Carole Renner Ewing and Jean Beals operate an electronic book- keeping machine at Mars Bank. NAtional 5-1400 Morgan's Auto Service General Repairs Automatic Transmission Service Route 8 Bakerstown, Pa. Hilltop 3-5435 Compliments of Menefee's Jewelers Mars, Pa. Best Wishes, Graduates Compliments of Barr's Barber Shop Compliments ot Hilltop Superette Meridian Road, Gibsonia Hllltop 3-3I40 Compliments ot Buskey's Motel Route 8 Tom Henry Chevrolet, Inc. Sales and Service New Car Showroom, Hilltop 3-1575 Used Car Lot, Hilltop 3-3900 Bakerstown, Pa. Volkswagen Parts Service BILLCO Perry Highway, Wexford, Pa. Borg-Ward Parts Service Towing, Collision, and Painting Westmore 5-1561 Custom Bilt Battery Co. Route 8 Bokerstown, Pa. Compliments of W. J. Brothers Lumber and Supply Route 19, Wexford, Po. Westmore 5-1565 HECKERT'S STORE Ha rdwo re Hilltop 3-3650 Bakerstown, Pa. Best of Luck to the Senior Class Of 1960 C00k's Bar-B-Que Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Harmony Dairy Electro-Pure Dairy Products FA 'I-7600 ,777., 7.ev..7Jlllwl9 777l..7.. Pine Motor Sales and Service Co Towing-State Inspection Wexford, Pa. WE 5-2200 Oesterling's Farm and Garden Center Bakerstown, Pa. Richland Pharmacy We Deliver Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-3770 John .l. Lennon Excavating and General Hauling Top soil, Cement blocks, Complete Septic Systems Installed R.D. No. I, Valencia, Pa. Compliments of Albert Firtko, Furrier Kanline's Sunoco Service Pick-up and Delivery Service Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Compliments of Zimmerman Amoco Service Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-9982 West Realty Estate Agency, Inc. Developers of: Orchard Park Marcia Ann Shop King Of Amrs Haymont W t d, P . ex or G Office: Route 8, Applewood Tots to Teens Drive Westmore 5-3570 HHHOP 34536 Nursery Park Gulf Service Route 8 Valencia, Pa. Charles Hays Used Cars Auto Repairs Hilltop 3-2326 Glanco's Bowling Bowl where you see the Magic Triangle Fun For All Bring the Family Call for Reservations Hllltop 3-2320 Compliments of Johnny Utz Your Life Insurance Underwriter 128 With Compliments THE RICHLANDER C pl ments f Bakerstown Savings ancl Loan Association Nationwide Insuranue 'QjQj,f?jffj,' North Pittsburg Telephone Company G b , Pa. gblna is Rauf? Crystal Farm Gibsonia, P Hilltop 3-5550 Foremost Dairies, lnc. 289 North Washington Street Washington, Pa. Proud Makers of Dolly Madison Ice Cream Compliments of Twin Willows Skateland Route 8 Valencia, Pa. TWinbrook 8-2407 130 WIlSON'S Paint ....... Wallpaper Rt. 8 Gibsonia. Pa Hllltop 3-3424 Compliments of C0l'lll06l'l'lelll5 0 a jriend Critchlow Lumber and Supply Bakerstown, Pa. Thomas' Hair Styling Salon Hnhop 3.1220 Latshaw's Grocery and Amoco Station a Open 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Closed Sundays Edward H. Schmidt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Balnerstown-Warrendale Road Hllltop 3-IOI6 Hllltop 3-25l0 131 Harry G. McKeIvey GENERAL INSURANCE Notary Public Meridan Road Gibsoni Hllltop 3-3000 North Hills Auto Parts Route I9 Wexford, Pa. WEstmore 5-3350 King Funeral Home Route 8 at Woodland Circle Allison Park Hlll+op 3-zsoo Herbert R. King. Director John J. Lennon General Contracting Builder ot new homes Repairing and remodeling Residential and Commercial R.D. 7961 Valencia, Pa. Hllltop 3-2578 Compliments of Satellite Bar and Lounge Fine Food, liquors, wines Route I9 Wexford, Pa in Compliments ot B and B TV Service Route 8 Hlllfop 3-5333 Compliments ot Richland Distributors Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Hllltop 3-3405 Wexford TELEVISION 8: RADIO SERVICE Service All Makes and Models Wexford, Pa. WEstmore 5-l683 WigIey's Under New Management Now Schieck's Perry Park Hotel Restaurant and Bar Route I9, Wexford PHO.NE WEstmore 5-964i Compliments of Margaret Smith Realtor Meridan Road Gibsonia, Pa. Bakerstown Real Estate Agency Real Estate-Insurance-Notary Public Route 8 HI. 3-5240 Strachan's Restaurant Route 8 at Turnpike TEENAGE SPECIAL French Fries and CheeseBurgers .... 5.5 Compliments of the UMSCO Sl'l0p Balcerstown, Pa. 0 my wg Srue you Compliments of X FISH and cl-nPs Route 8 Hampton, Pa. Flowers for call Occasions E. A. WEISCHEDEL and SONS Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-'I400 HOWARD Wexford, Pa. Compliments of FRANK'S MARKET Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Compliments of School Life Pictures by GIBSONIA ESSO STATION Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. JOHN KNACK, PHOTOG RAPHER DAIRY QUEEN Freezer Fresh Gateway Terrace Better tasting, Better for You Wexford, Pa. Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. 134 Quality Fleldbrook 'I-6801 Service l. G. Balfour Company Jewelry's Finest Craftsmen Manufacturers of Class Rings and Pins Commencement Announcements Club Pins Diplomas Honor Awards Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Charles M. District Manager: Klingensmith, 424 Greenhurst Drive, Pittsburgh l6, Pa. s Compliments of Paul Kirkpatrick Sporting Goods Award Sweaters and Jackets 'I30 E. Jetterson Street Butler, Pa. I: Wagnefs Super Market George M. Wagner Bakerstown, Pa. 135 alex f . ! i fl! X Calendar of Events Q5 I S 3 Opening day Sept Beat Sharpsburg in opening game 11 ..... ,... Sept. Senior pictures taken Oct. 5 .,.4,.,,... ...t...,,.,..4..,,.,...,..,.. Open house Nov. 1 1 Nov. 14 .......,..,, Beat Mars in last game of season January Thaw Dec. 3 .....,,... ....,....................,...........,..,. Dec. 5 t....t..,, ....,t.t.t..,....,. S eniors get pictures Dec. 8 .t......... ........ W on first basketball game Dec. 20 ........ ....,4..,,.,.......... S now Flake Ball Jan. 13, 14 ..t..........,.,......tt.....t,.t.,........,.... Mid-term exams Feb. 26 ......,..... Beat Mars in last game of season A I' Kxz.,l.x-Q' 6:59 'vb' X ,', 1. March 15 .,....4......,.,............,....... Faculty-Varsity game March 18 ...,...,..,.,..,..... Senior Science Club Movie .- x X at March 24, 25 ...,................,.....,..,.,.,,....,.,,...,.,.. Our Town W Q April 1 ............,.... ........ J unior Class Music Show h W May 27 . .,,....t .t.t.........,........,..........,..,..,...,..... P rom I June 5 -'----.l-, .........t B accalaureate June 6 . ,.,..... ..,..,.... C ommencement .f,69 T' fer. 1 2 9 5 .YJ P' 91 456 ' 4 Compliments of Standard Pennant Company Big Run, Pennsylvania 135 IIJVS XRDS BROTHI RS IX ,ubunnl 1 , if, f , , r, 4-. I . I, f, Y ! K' r' f, T K g fn f f f , ' 5 - 14 ,ff ' , ,, 'S QC Hr ' ff' '4 f '- f ' 'f V, V! r f- f Q I F, QP, 1 XU1, X fx W 460 PM WVffL fffZQff'! 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