Punxsutawney Area High School - Mirror Yearbook (Punxsutawney, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

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Can't find it The Evenfs of ihe Pasf Four Years As Mirrored in fhe Following Pages 4 H mpg 49, Z ,, 1 ,Mzh Wd -, MW, gf 4, W an ,4 A W Z Shufenl' Bacfq 5 f QW, wil. ,E 2 K 'f-W M ii k ,ii .A . fs, . .4 A fm 'nm 2 fn W A W m may ff .A .K I , 51 f i V3 - 55: .L L W? ff' M R 5 W2 ?'3'mt , Vivacious, Cooperative, Loyal eanjenii O FACULTY 0 SENIORS I UNDERCLASSES I ACTIVITIES O ATHLETICS '53 Salutes A Sportsman The Senior Class of 1953 proudly dedicates this publi- cation of the Mirror to Mr. Robert H. Moore, a graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers College. Mr. Moore re- ceived his Master's Degree in health at Penn State and is a teacher of that subject in this school. Not only has he served us in the classroom, but he has been our football coach for the past three years, spending many long hours on the football field strengthening our offenses and de- fenses. Through his genial manner Mr. Moore has made many friends and Won the admiration of the entire student body. May this dedication be a small token of the grati- tude the seniors owe you, Mr. Moore. S I X ,J E I 5 F fN .Jn f B Q K1 , I 1 ' Ncfminidhalian GEORGE GRUBE JOSEPH CRISSMAN CHESTER KUNTZ ' 4f:,5Q l C I JAMES T. DOXX7NIE . Superintendent 4 These Are The Leaders Who Have Given Their. HAROLD DIVELBISS DONALD KURTZ EDWARD ELBEL FRANK HARL ARTHUR KROMER D CLYDE MCCONNAUGHEY CHARLES MILLER NORMAN WETZEL 10 ', 1 NELSON H. BoYD Principal Time And Efforts Toward Helping Us . The Joint School Committee is composed of eleven prominent business men without whose knowledge and experience the Punxsutawney Area joint System could not function. The officers are George P. Grube, presidentg Norman Wetzel, vice presidentg Donald F. Kurtz, treasurerg and Frank T. Harl, secretary. Other members are joseph R. Crissman, Harold Divelbiss, Edward C. Elbel, Arthur E. Kromer, Chester T. Kuntz, Clyde McConnaughey, and Charles H. Miller. Another administrative officer is James T. Downie, superintendent of schools. lt is his work to work with the joint school committee to oper- ate the schools of Punxsutawney efficiently. Nelson H. Boyd is principal of Punxsutawney High School. Mr. Boyd is responsible for various duties as principal and is in charge of all school functions. Marvin B. Clark serves as assistant principal of senior high and also acts as principal for junior high. 'Q MARVIN B. CLARK 4 Assistant Principal 1 Zi .N ': d 1 i i 1 1 1 4 NlARY Exii:.iA BRAENNS, ALICE Cv. PARSONS, Lois Lox ii, SARAsiaI.Lie TRAVIS i 11? Y M mi kwa , fm We .Bank '70 '7!nem Zzaa '7imefq Nic! emu., MR. FRANK BASILE Takes an active part in baseball and hunting...graduated from l.S.T.C.... received Masteris degree from Univer- sity of Pittsburgh...teaches geogra- phy. . . MR. JENNINGS BEAM Graduate of Dickinson College.. .re- ceived Masterls degree from Penn State . . . head of the English department . , . one of faculty advisors of Student Coun- til... MR. CLARENCE BINNEY Obtained his Bachelor and Masters de- gree from Penn State.. .teaches boys, physical education . . . enjoys his job as varsity basketball coach . . . A vw v X- Those Who Are Experienced In The Miss EDITH BONXXERS Teaches bookkeeping and business law .. .Alma Mater is Grove City College ...took advance course at Penn State .. .advisor to the Commercial Club... Miss DONNA LEE BOYER Advisor for G.A.A. and cheerleaders.. . girls' physical education teacher . . . graduate of Slippery Rock State Teach- ers College...great fanatic of calis- thenics . . , MR. JOHN BRENNAN Teaches social studies and geography... graduate of Clarion State Teachers Col- lege . . , assistant coach for Senior Var- sity Football ...head coach of Junior Varsity . . . working on degree at Penn State... MR. RAY CAYLOR Attended Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . , Masters degree from Penn State ...teaches economics and problems of democracy , . .heads social science de- partment . . . athletic director . . . MR. JAMES CURRY Principal of West End. . . teaches geog- raphy and history . . . graduate from Clarion State Teachers College, Indiana State Teachers College and Penn State . . . Miss MIRIAM COKELY Sponsor of Latin Club, Mirror Board, and HDreamland of 537' . . .alumna of Seton Hill. . . received her Master's de- gree from the University of Pittsburgh . . Ways of Life MISS ESTHER JANE DAVIS Supervisor of vocal music . . . director of High School Choir and Girls' Chorus . . . graduate of Oberlin College and Penn State . . . a television fan . . . MR. CLIFFORD DONEY Teaches mathematics, aeronautics, and health . . . graduate of Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . coach of junior high football team and boys' in- tramural sports . . . Miss PATRICIA DUSHAXV Advisor of the Thespian Society. .. came to P.H.S. in 1951...a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College... teaches speech and English . . . MISS MARY J. FENTON School librarian . . . graduate of Coloraf do State Teachers College . . . received library training at Columbia University . . . sponsor of Library Club . . . enjoys working with books . . . MR. NOBLE FRITZ Heads the Commercial Department . . . graduate of Indiana State Teachers Colf lege . . . recently received Master's de- gree from Penn State. ..in charge of school activities and finances and co-su' pervisor of A.A .... MRS. ALICE FETTERMAN Graduate of Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. . . enjoys teaching homemalcing . . . friendly advisor of the Sophomore F.H. A .... graduate of Punxsutawney High School . . . COMPARING NOTES . . . M. Strachan, M. Stockdale, 1. Beam, J. Rentschler, C. Binney. LOOKING FOR SoMETHING?...W. Oleszewski, W. Zamiskie, R. Goebel, W. Shick. SHOW ME THE WAY Home . , .M. Krider, C. Doney, M. Thompson, P. Jack, N. North. A FRIENDLY CHAT . . . F. Shaw, M. Shaw, E. Bow- ers, F. Hughes, P. DuShaw. - 15 .A-.,. an-M Miss Wargny' suggests something to Bonnie. Homemalcing girls learn hy doing. Some teachers asking: HAny mail for me? Miss Fentvn and ,loan looking to see if any hawks are overdue Mr. Meneely telling Glade: HFill it out thusfl Miss North just checking Dennis, teeth. 16 IT WAS THIS WAY . . .K. Snyder, F. awazq... MR. GERALD FETTERMAN Commercial teacher . . . teaches econ- omic geography and general business. . . likes teaching . . . received Masters De- gree at the University of Pittsburgh.. . alumnus of Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . MR. GEORGE GARDINER Teaches industrial arts and general met- al shop. . . alumnus of California State Teachers College, California, Pennsylva- nia . . . charge of concessions at football and basketball games . . . MRS. REGINA GARZONI Alumna of Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . teaches academic subjects in junior high.. . plans to do advanced work at the University of Pittsburgh . . . MRS. RUTH F. GOEBEL, R.N. Graduate of Punxsutawney High School ...friendly school nurse who is ready to help . . . graduate of the Union Mem- orial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland . . . MR. JOSEPH HALCHIN I Master's Degree from University of Pitts- burgh...does a little hunting, makes toys and furniture, teaches math and science, has a keen interest in his children... MR. JOSEPH HARRICK Alma Maters-l.S.T.C. and University of West Virginia . . . teaches ninth grade mathematics . . . is a handy outdoor man, always has a friendly smile . . . The Foundation of Our Education Miss ETHEL B. HENRY Alumna of l.S.T.C .... sponsor of the eighth grade Tri-Hi-Y . . . teaches his- tory and geography . . . homeroom 803 . . . likes a good joke . . . MR. ERNEST HOEN Attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Amsterdam, Holland . . . is an exchange teacher . . . doing very nicely in portray- ing art, history, and mechanical draw- ing . . . MR. FRED HUGHES Director of junior Band . . . teaches music to grades 1-S at Big Run . . . a graduate of Penn State . . . collects stamps . . . enjoys conservation work . . . Miss SALLY HUTTON Graduate of l.S.T.C. . . . enjoys camping . . . expert typist . . . also excells in short- hand . . . well liked by all students . . . MR. PHIL JACK Received Bachelor's and Master's De- grees from Penn State...teacher of English . . . hobbies include folklore, sports, and the tape recorder. . .busy with tickets for school events. . . Miss MARION JOHNS Alma Mater is I.S.T.C .... avid sports fan.. .teacher of algebra and general math . . . likes to travel . . . enjoys read- ing good books in her spare time . . . MR. WILLIAM JOSEPH Full-time instructor of Drivers' Educa- tion classes . . . alumnus of I.S.T.C. . . . coach of junior high football and junior varsity basketball. . . likes all sports . . . Miss MILDRED KRIDER Advisor of the West End eighth grade club . . . graduated from McDonald High School and Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . teaches mathematics and geog- raphy . . . Miss MARYLOU LARSEN Sponsor of Chapter 1 of the junior Tri- Hi-Y . . . enjoys most sports . . . graduate of l.S.T.C .... teaches B.E.S. and typ- ing Il . . . rated high by all her stu- dents . . . MRS. EDNA LIGHTNER Advisor for Sophomore F.H.A. Club . . . senior high homemaking teacher . . . alumna of l.S.T.C .... enjoys bowling in her spare time . . . students consider her tops . . . Miss AGNES LOWRY Teaches English 7 and 8 . . . avid basket- ball fan . . . graduated from I.S.T.C. . . . enjoys good game of canasta or bridge . . . well liked by everyone who has made her acquaintance . . . MR. CLYDE MENEELY Received Master's Degree from Penn State . . . does a fine job as our guidance counselor . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . Alma Mater is Houghton College.. . Basile, R. Caylor 17 l aaa Those Who MR. ELMER MILLER A graduate of University of Chatta- nooga . . . teaches ancient and world his- tory. . . makes the Renaissance more in- teresting with his jokes. . . MR. MELVIN MITCHELL Alma Maters are l.S.T.C. and Penn State . . . has charge of all athletic equip- ment . . . co-sponsors Science Club . .. knows how to mix a good joke with bi- ology . . . MR, ROBERT MooRE Obtained his degree at Lock Haven State Teachers College . . . teaches soph- omore health. . . varsity football coach for past three years.. . his health classes sometimes get the T-formation mixed with the alimentary canal . . . MIss ANNA RUTH NAIRN Obtained her degree at Indiana State Teachers College . . . teacher of mathem- atics and English. . . advisor for Soph- omore Tri-Hi-Y . . . attended P.l-l.S. dur- ing her high school days. .. AID AND CoRII'oRT . . . R. Goebel, Shirley Fullerton MISS NAOMI NORTH Graduate of Punxsutawney High School and West Liberty State Teachers Col- lege in West Virginia . . . very friendly dental hygienist . . , pleasant to be with . . . ISKNT DRIVING FUN . . . W. joseph, E. Lightner WATCHING THE BIRDIE . . .J. Curry, C. Meneely, T, Wilson Keep Us From Going Astray MR. WILLIAM OLESZEXVSKI Attended Ieanette High School and In- diana State Teachers College . . . teacher of geography and history . . . assistant football coach . . . ofhciates at games as a hobby . . . Miss SARA LOUISE PANTALL Attended Allegheny College in Mead- ville . . . sponsors French Club . . . teach- er of French, civics, and Pennsylvania history . . . students agree that French is une belle classef' MISS EDNA PIPER Alumna of Indiana State Teachers Col- lege and Pennsylvania State College . . . heads P.H.S. home economics depart- ment . . . sponsors Senior F.H.A .... can make even a test taste good.. . MISS DOROTHY PRINGLE Received education at Goucher and George Washington . . . has taught about eight different subjects . . . used to teach at West End . . . teaches history and sci- ence . . . makes history interesting . . . MR. HARRY RAY Advisor of stage crew. . . teaches sci- ence, Pennsylvania history, and civics, graduate of Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . received masters from Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. ..knows all about molecules . . . MR. JOHN RENTSCHLER Alumnus of I.S.T.C. and Pennsylvania State College . . . holder of Master's De- gree . . . principal of eleven elementary schools . . . teaches history . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . MRS. FRANCES ROBINSON Teaches all about pronouns verbs, ab- stract nouns, etc .... graduate of Clarion State Teachers College . . . used to teach social studies . . . MR. DONALD RODERICK Director of Senior Band, Dance Band, Don's Dimps' . . . sponsor of Twirlers Club . . . graduated from Montrose High School and Mansfield State Teachers College . . . Mr. FRANCIS SHAW Teaches English. . . used to teach econ- omics and problems of democracy . . . is advisor of the Hi-Lights.. .a leading person on the Athletic Association... graduate of St. Francis and St. Bona- venture . . . MRS. MARGARET SHAW Alumna of I.S.T.C .... teaches English 7 and English 8 . . . recipient of Bachelor of Science Degree . . . likes to play golf and bridge in her spare time . . . MR. A. HERMAN SHERK Has valence for a daily diet. . . teaches chemistry and physics . . . grad- uate of Lebanon Valley College... Master's Degree from State College . .. MR. WILLIAM SHICK Indiana State Teachers College alum- nus . . . teaches junior high music and English . . . 'expertw at the keyboard Can- other Bach???J . . . MR. KEITH SNYDER A graduate of California State Teach- ers College . . . teaches industrial arts . . . can make an old boardu look like a 'Lmillion dollars fmaybe it isl . . . MISS MILDRED STOCKDALE Alma Mater is Grove City College... teaches English, social studies and health...sponsors a division of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y . . . MRS. MAY STRACHAN Alumna of Grove City College . . . favorite pastime is reading . . . teaches English and Spanish . . . advisor of Pan- American Club.. .Well liked by her Students . . . A LONG CLIMB BEHIND . . . N. Fritz, E. Pifer CHECKING IT OVER . . . M. Mitchell, H. Ray . X M s M 'P 1 Y, as 9 -Q H iiiififii 'Q I 'Q Y f 5 X 1 4, 1 fha i N9 1vF x X . x Lui 5 5 K Fix .F Wg f , ., ,,, :sg 4 L S? 1 .of W' J .A h' V , N X. R 2 ap lkA W 1... -Q K 3 , ML,-iz sf, A.ff . .L 5A Q Alf' S K , QI : ri , ii , ,QS .K m , .fi 5f4!i,,., A M i . .. M ig? Q , , M W .J H M.'1 M y fvjf wf k-ah mag : gg, N 'P' ,, . I' f' ' . in aw Q . A ' ' , , v k vinufgfggi Wk' .. -1- 5 ii f 5. Slaving Away What's the Answer LOOKING IT OVER . . . L. Boyer, E. Henry, S. Hutton, D. Roderick, R. Moore BR-R-R IT'S COLD . . .l-l. Sherk, E. Miller, D. Pringle, E. Taylor MISS EDNA TAYLOR Graduate of University of Pittsburgh . . . Master's Degree from Colurnbia,.. teacher of junior high English . . .Takes great interest in reading and travelf ing... WINTER WONDERLAND , . ,M. johns, M. Cokely, R. Garzoni, J. Halchin PASS THE PLATTLR . . . M. Fenton, S. Pan- tall, E. Hoen, E. Davis. MISS MARIAM THOMPSON Teaches American history, graduated from indiana State Teachers College.. . takes care of A.A. tickets...earnest church worker . . . 21 MISS ROSE WARGNY' Guidance counselor for P.H.S. girls... teaches junior high school English . . . a graduate of lndiana State Teachers Col- lege.. .taking advanced course at Penn State . . . MR. THOMAS WILSON An alumnus of Clarion State Teachers College. . . teaches general science and plane geometry. . . sponsor of Conserva- tion Club ...handles the business stalf of the Mirror... MRS. DOROTHY WOOD A P.H.S. graduate . . . also graduated from Penn State . . . art teacher and Sponsor of Art Club . . . enjoys sewing, reading, and eating anything anyone else cooks . . . MR, MERVIN WOOD Received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Edinboro State Teachers College . . .teacher of mechanical drawing and industrial arts. . . heads industrial arts department . . . MR. WILLIAM ZAMISKIE Agriculture teacher ...advisor of the F. F.A. . , .graduated from Greensburg High School and from Penn State Col- lege.. .friendly to talk with , . . Eager, Mighty, Ambitious . Q Q X x f 2 2 2 3 s Qfficicl .feacfefzd of lfze Glafu 1953 S ' SHIRLEE ALTMAN Tootie Mae l'lillbillyH fan from far off Panic . . . Paul rates as the top man in her life . . . wants to get married and take up household duties. . . can be found at the Roller Rink in Reynoldsville. GLENN ANDERSON Skeeter 'Hillbillyn fan from Valier . . . plans to join the Merchant Marines . . . often seen driving Valier Hot Rodi' . . . senior year was the best . . . tak- ing the Industrial Arts Course . . . loves to listen to Jerry Lewis and the WCKY Jamboree. CLIFFORD B. ANTHONY Clifi A popular boy with all his class- mates . . . one of our future farmers, taking the Agriculture Course... plans to attend State College. . . president of the F.F.A.V. . . likes foot- ball. . . dislikes jealous people . . . hails from near Marchand. RAYMOND L. AUSTIN Ray Baseball and football fan . . . hails from Glen Campbell . . . plans to be- come a teacher. . .wants to attend I.S.T.C .... works part time in a service station . . . enrolled in Scien- tific Course.. . thinks Jerry Lewis is tops . . .junior year was best. Not In Vain EDITH BAIR Edie Takes her seat in room 601 . . . a col- lector of salt and pepper shakers . . . enjoys a big plate of spaghetti . . . works as a baby sitter . . . polkas rate tops with her...junior year was best . . . a basketball fan. LILLIE JEAN BARNOFF Barney One of our pretty cheerleaders . . . loves to watch football . . . belongs to the Tri-Hi-Y . . . eats hamburgers and more hamburgers . . . wants to get married . . . dislikes girls that flirt . . . favors swimming, food, Far- ley Granger, and driving the truck. v MARYLOU BARNOFF Pickle Enrolled in Bookkeeping Course . . . hangs out at the Elk Run Bakery . . . art's her best subject . . . belongs to the Art Club . . . Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis are tops on TV and movies . . . dislikes going to school .. . spent the summer swimming and playing softball. ROSE BATINA Rosie Hails from Timblin . . . found at locker 129 . . . vice president of G.A. A .... nothing pleases her more than chocolate cake . . . a baseball fan . . . plays Softball for recreation . . . en- rolled in the General Course . . . thinks the Amateur Hour and Judy Canova are tops. 24 PATRICIA BAUN Pai A friendly lass from Juneau . . . em- ployed part time at Rossiter Shoe Factory.. . president of Senior F.l-l. A .... member of the Mirror Staff ...receives much pleasure from baking chocolate cakes . . . enrolled in the Secretarial Course. DARREL BEATTY liggs Hangs his hat in room 601. . . a John Wayne fan . . . taking the Cler- ical Course.. .a star pitcher on his softball team . . . football and bas- ketball games rate with him . . . be- longs to the Sportsmenis Club... favorite recreation is Swimming. PAULINE BEER Pep A Bookkeeping student from North Freedom . . . favorite hangout is lock- er 133 . . . rates talking as her hob- by . . . belongs to the F.H.A. . . . spends spare time going to the show .. .a fan of Jeanne Crain and I Love Lucy. WILLIAM BEERS Bill Handsome clerical student from Punxy . . .likes all girls. . . an excep- tionally good catcher for the Elk Run Pirates . . . hangout is Maryys Restaurant. . . thinks gym class is the best. . . favors hillbilly music . . . thinks Marilyn Monroe is tops. bf as-5 , Lg . E l X' Fare Thee Well DAVID BELL Ding Dong Industrial Arts student . . . ambition is to join the Air Force. ..usually found at the Elk Run Bakery.. . loves all out-of-door sports . . . thinks Gene Nelson is the top movie star ...could listen to popular music all day. SANDRA BELLOMO S is Small, dark eyed and shy...her three great pleasures are attending movies, reading and listening to radio programs...works part time at Murphyls...a member of the Sen- ior Tri-I-Ii-Y... bananas and chick- en rate high among her favorite foods...plans on enlisting in the Waves. CARMEN BIANCO Hails from Walston . . . enrolled in General Course . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and shooting a game of pool . . . works part time at the Rexall store . . . often seen in the 'fMondi MARY ELLEN BELL Yay Pretty Commercial student from Elk Run...co-editor of the Hi- Lights... thinks nothing is better than apple pie and a big plate of spaghetti . . . enjoys watching foot- ball, basketball, and jeff Chandler . . . plans to attend Grove City College. GUY E. BENDER Tinker A friendly Industrial Arts student . . . wants to be a success . . . loathes getting up early in the morning.. . plans to attend Penn State . . . has a nice smile . . . favorite recreation is Hrunning around . . .likes baseball, money, cars, and gym class. I-IARRY BISH Bish Dark, handsome, Big Run fellow. . . list pet peeve as girls in overalls . . . English and chemistry are his favor- ite subjects . . .future ambition is to attend Penn State and become an engineer . . . a band and choir mem- ber . . . enjoys jazz and popular music . . .taking the Scientific Course. Mercuryf, SHIRL -' C f 1 Bly JANET L. B1sH Iohn WI A ', -,Gi S as ln 501 A fu t ure bookkeeper . . . hangs sg lme fo - C- MUfPl'1Y around locker 133 . . . rides the Por- ' - ' 8 ' Y C l' A31 - - - be' ter bus . . . favorite pastime is attend- 1 L 0 h - - 'bit H HS' ing the movies. ..likes piano music ball V -- - R' ,H i YCH and ice cream...lists Dragnet as 21 , f do S--- 1 fa 0 Of favorite radio program. . . enjo S to S 0 ,- - YO HWHV talking to Pauline. Hlld get I jr JAMES .BOBOIGE lim RICHARD B. BLOSE Dick A handsome blonde from 601... wants to wear the Navy blue.. . basketball manager for two years . . . enjoys chicken, swimming, algebra and girls . . . a hillbilly fan. . . drives a '49 Oldsmobile... has a keen in- terest in baseball. MARLENE M. BOUCHER Marla An Anita girl enrolled in the Sci- entific Course . . . likes flashy con- vertibles and cream puffs . . . writes the Anita news for The Spirit... intends to be a teacher or detective ...considers 'lights Outl' her fav- orite TV program. 25 Enrolled in the Bookkeeping Course is interested in sports, food, girls, cars and money...thinks he will make a good business man . . . works part time at lohnson's . . . enthusias- tic popular music fan . . .favorite actress is Betty Grable . . . rides around in a Buick. THOMAS J. BRAsH Mosey A soft-speaking Industrial Arts stu- dent . . . enjoys swimming and short classes. ..a member of the Con- servation Club . . . rates hillbilly mu- sic as tops.. . wants to become a die maker after graduation . . . would rather drivea car than eat. I Shall Not Pass This Way Again AUDREY BRoc1ous Audrey Sparkling eyes and dimpled cheeks are her valuable assets . . . hails from Timblin . . . best liked class is book- keeping... a member of the Com- mercial Club.. . likes to argue busi- ness law... thinks Jeff Chandler is dreamy. . . usually found in the Timblin Restaurant. MARY Lou BUFFINGTON Bufj' Home Ec. student from Big Run . . . hangs out at Sue,s...a member of the F.l-LA .... plans to attend Duf Bois Business College . . . lists Hit Parade as favorite program . . . fond of basketball. . . music and dancing are her hobbies. JOANN CAMERON Io Comes to school from Smithport . . . enrolled in Vocational Homemaking Course . . . usually seen with Ethel . . .likes spaghetti and meat balls, also hillbilly music . . . roller skates and goes to the movies in her spare time, ANN CARRIER Ann A friendly brunette from East End . . . secretary of the Latin Club . . . enrolled in Liberal Arts Course... likes to be with people . . . member of the Band and Mirror Staff. ANN CHARLES Ann A petite girl from Hamilton . . . en- rolled in Secretarial Course . . . as- sistant editor for Mirror . . . football business manager . . . weakness is pretty clothes . . . usually seen hurry- ing through the halls on some er- rand. DOROTHY CLAXVSON Dottie A peppy cheerleader who is every- one's friend. ..has a houseful of dogs fall glassj .. . hates to see socks worn with fur coats . . . enrolled in General Course . . . plans to attend a nursing school. . .loves Latin ll. DONALD L. Baocious Don Hails from Timblin . . . studies quite a bit . . . taking the Scientific Course . . . builds model airplanes . . .likes Sandy . . .Marilyn Monroe is his fav' orite actress . . . wants to attend Penn State ...dislikes people who are al- ways griping. V Ross BUTERBAUGH Ross Hails from 601 . . . usually found teasing the girls...aspires to be- come certified public accountant . . . chooses Amos and Andy as favorite personalities . . . pet peeve is giggling girls. KENNETH CAMPBELL Ken One of the bus students from Harf mony . . . enjoys wood carving and reading Science Fiction . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation... favorite personality is John Wayne . . . members of Conservation Club. DUANE CAYLOR Duane Rides the bus from Ringgold. . . al- ways worried about algebra . . . plans to attend l.S.T.C ,... loves lemon pie ...ambition is to get ahead in life . . . drives a '37 Ford. KENNETH K. CIELO Ken Favorite sport is boxing . . . would like to attend the U. S. Navy School of Music... likes jazzy music . . . was a member of the band for four years ...is noted for his excellent trumf pet playing. CALVIN COCHRAN Cal Comes to us from Coolspring... likes woodcarving and trapping. .. enrolled in Industrial Arts Course ...listens to hillbilly music and watches football games . . . usually found teasing someone . . . plans to enter a trade school. 26 If O O 0 I Remember, I Remember BERNARD COLLINS Bernie The senior class Romeo from Big Run...a good looking guy with a crew cut . . . likes economics and English . . . interested in football . . . plays basketball for Big Run... ice cream is favorite food.. . enrolled in General Course. KATHLEEN CoNDRoN Kathleen An attractive girl from 601. . .whiz at bookkeeping . . .likes to square dance . . . thinks Jerry Lewis is tops ...seen riding around in a Buick convertible , . , comes to P.H.S. from Trade City. WILLIAM CONRAD Bill A likeable boy from near Punxly . . . ambition is to become' a successful farmer. . . hangs out at Yount's Res- taurant. . . likes girls with pretty hair. . . Wants to attend Penn State after graduation. SARA JANE CRAFT Sara Pleasant girl with pretty brown hair . . . enrolled in Scientific Course . . . plans to enter nursing school after graduation . . . seldom misses a bas- ketball game , . . belongs to F.H.A. f ETHEL CREEK Ethel A quiet girl who rides the Smithport bus . . . detests show-offs . . . enjoys roller skating.. . enrolled in Voca- tional Homemaking Course . . . likes popular and hillbilly music . . . hangs out in front of F. S. Jackson building at noon. PATRICIA J. CREscENzo Patti A cute little lass from Walston . . . English and biology are her favorite subjects . . . dislikes show-offs . . . plans to become a nurse . . . secretary of Tri-Hi-Y . . .likes to go to movies and football games. DENNIS L. CROASMUN Menace This tall boy comes to us from Va- lier . . . enjoys eating. . .favorite class is history . . . football fan . . . admits he likes the girls . . . enrolled in ln- dustrial Arts Court . . . favorite food is ice cream . . . quite a tease. JAMES CURRY lim Chemistry and algebra are his favor- ite subjects . . . hails from Mahaffey . . . spends his spare time reading . . . enjoyed his freshman year most... would like to attend Penn State. .. violin music rates high with him, 1 1 f 5 'i 55 eg sv ' 2 1' 'lrili 27 JOHN CUSTER lack An Industrial Arts student from Hamilton . . . square danced in the Variety Show. . . picked his junior year as his favorite...a great hill- billy fan . . . served his country two years in Germany.. .always has a smile for everyone. IRENE F. DAISHER Irene Quiet senior from Mahaffey . . . a baseball fan . . . wants to become a housewife . . . sews as a hobby . . . likes square dancing . . . can rapidly devour a plate of spaghetti. . . mem- ber of F,H.A. . , . hillbilly is her type of music. RONALD E. DE BERTI Slim Dislikes homework . . . bass horn player in the band . . . favorite food is steak . . . likes all kinds of sports, especially baseball . . , Rossiter is his hometown . . , assembles in 602. BARBARA A. DEPP Barb A quiet senior from Frostburg... favorite recreation is playing base- ball...pet peeve is people who don't speak...has fun taking pic- tures . . . enjoys English class . . . Commercial-Clerical student . . . fav- orite pet is a horse. L -J 1953 Senialzfi LARRY R. DEEP Dick Sometimes quiet, sometimes not . . . hometown is Hamilton . . . likes girls . . . favorite food is ice cream . . . en- joys jazzy music . . . homeroom 602 . . . recreation is playing basketball . . . thinks his freshman year was the best at P.H.S. JANicE C. DILTS lan A quiet girl, who rides the bus from Walston . . . pet peeve is homework . . . enrolled in the Commercial-Seo retarial Course.. . ambition is to do office work . . . spends her leisure time playing the piano and reading. HAROLD E. DINGER Harold Always has a ready laugh . . . baseball fan . . . likes most girls . . .favorite hangout is in front of the F. S. Jack- son building . . . likes algebra class best . . . enjoyed his freshman year in school most . . . prefers popular music. LYNN G. DOBSON Dobby Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . thinks his senior year in school was best . . . hamburgers are his favorite food . , . likes all sports, baseball being his favorite. . . goes in for swimming . . . hometown 'is Worthville . . . definitely does not like girls. 0 O O Early Recollections JAMES A. ECELBERGER Ice A quiet boy from Big Run . . . ambi- tion is to become a pilot. ..enjoys swimming in the summer and ice skating in the winter . . . sports fan ...has an appetite for hamburgers ...hillbilly music rates high with him. EARL J. EDWARDS Eddie Friendly fellow from Marchand who would like to become an honest used car dealer . . . takes the General Course . . . keeps his Dad's car and truck shined and clean . . . would like to attend Penn State.. . sopho- more president in '51. ANNE H. ELDER Anne Treasurer of sophomore class.. . piano and organ player . . . likes food, clothes, and music. . .plans to at- tend college .. .enjoys English class most . . . dislikes boys who tease all the time . . . takes Liberal Arts Course. JAMES C. ELLSMORE Elsy Hails from Glen Campbell . . . best liked class is art . . . enjoys swimming and basketball . . .has an ear for jazz or swing music . . . often found at Kanels Department Store . . .likes drive-in theaters, girls, and sports. JoE A. FAIRMAN loe Favorite sport is football . . . prefers hillbilly music . . . favorite movie star is Alan Ladd. . . a dog lover . . .lists junior year as his favorite in school . . . hangs out at Cvigliotti's Store.. . one of the boys from Walston. MARY JANE FALGER Tiny Fancies high heels, tall boys, and talking . . . football fan . . . president of senior Tri-Hi-Y and co-editor of the Hi-Lights . . . lists business law and shorthand as favorite subjects . . . often found at locker 118. SHIRLEY R. FENSTERMAKER Hometown is Coolspring . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . lists roller skating as favorite sport. . . collects snapshots . . . popular music rates with her. . . chicken is her favorite food . . . best liked class is typing. RUBY E. FIKE Ruby Collects pictures and saves pennies . . . homemaking is her favorite sub- ject . . . seldom misses a football game . . . member of the F.H.A. . . . enjoys reading and going to a movie . . . prefers hillbilly music. . . is con- tented with a big piece of chocolate cake. Z8 A Doubt Arises NORMAN E. FOOSE Suse Enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . hails from Trade City . . . often seen riding around in the Heep'3 . . . prefers hilbilly music . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . hangs out at Johnies' Place . . .lists world history as favorite class. GARY N. FRENCH Frenchie Often found at Bob's Drive ln . . . thinks school never has enough vacaf tions . . . enjoys football, swimming, and singing. . . wants to retire at 21 . . . works in a restaurant . . . prefers World geography class . . . craves roast beef. DON FRENCH Frenchie Enjoys roller skating . . . enrolled in the General Course . . . hobbies in- clude hunting and fishing . . . has an appetite for meat . . . best liked sport is football . . . prefers jazz music . . . favorite class is bookkeeping. FREDA FREYER Rusty Often seen on the streets of Covode . . . a member of the Art Club . . . spends her spare time bike-riding, horseback riding, and drawing thinks hillbilly music and long vaca- tions are dandy. X, x, .' , SARA j.FR1EzE sazzgil' Z NXXAEN 'YN L 'FON Chemistry and gym are choice sub- Cf. nfdfcf 'I eerleaders. . . jects . . . belongs to the F.H.A. . . . Band of American is favorite prof gram . . . loves to dance and play basketball. . . enrolled in the Home- making Course . . . comes from Big Run . . . annoyed by two-faced peo- ple. SHIRLEY M. FULLERTON A member of the Camera Club... interested in books and horses... favorite subject is chemistry... hangout is Woodland Avenue... baseball fan . . .lists gym as her fav- orite class . . . enjoys popular music and swimming. RoBER'r GIFFIN Bob Hails from Markton . . . treasurer of the F.F.A .... members of the Came era Club . . . plays football. . . would like to attend Penn State . . . favorite Sport is football. . . Wants to become a prosperous farmer. GLADYS Goss Glady Hails from Porter . . . enrolled in the Commercial 'Secretarial Course . . . lists typing as her best-liked subject . . . member of the Twirlers Club . . . loves to have a good time . . . '53 Football Queen. 29 I D riff A--fl I f 21,7 ff ,ze 1 1. A pable gzsid t - fthe G.A.A .... colle salt I d yer shakers as a by 73.4 an ge fzfiirad at Martl1a's house . fem' y A sket ajl anidfswim- mingix. shorthapdfils favorite subject. V gl ' MERLE GAMBLE Wimp A likeable lad from Trade City... enrolled in the Scientific Course .. . teachers aggravate him . . . plans to attend Pitt University . . . ambition is to become an engineer . . . enjoyed his freshman year the best. MARY EILEEN GIGLIOTTI Hails from Walston . . . hopes to at- tend lndiana Nursing School. . . member of the French Club ...in- terested in a certain Elk Run boy . . . craves French fries and fish . . . dis- likes hillbilly music. SHIRLEY GRAUL Graul A talkative but amiable local girl. . . secretary-treasurer of the Art Club . . . runs around with Mary Lou . . . plans to enlist in the Women's Air Force . . . talented art student. On Knowledge PATRICIA GRUBE Pat Would like to enter the Clearfield School of Nursin ...dislikes snobs ...member of t' Ca era Club ...football ,fan . ' s at Mur- phys...9 ng' and a 'n are her best-his jects. ef WIWAM C. HAIRE Simo happy- O-lucky fellow. one of Bit acti football .and sketball pla e ice side of the Var- sit Club. .ha 'fs ut at the Elk Run Bakery.. slikes conceited peop . 'X FRED HARRIGER Fred Member of the F.F.A. Club...am- bition is to become a farmer... spends a lot of time hunting and fishing...has a pet dog...dislikes people who think they are better than anyone else. MARGARET HEITZENRATERPCggy A friendly senior from Trade City . . , member of the Camera, Science, and Twirlers Clubs . . . enjoys popu- lar music . . . wants to enter Shady Side Hospital School of Nursing . .. dislikes conceitecl people. EUGENE HETRICK Colonel Future carpenter . . . best-liked sub- jects are wood shop and English . . . enjoys skating and camping . . . likes to hunt. . . hails from Coolspring . . . has a pet coon . . .favorite radio pro- gram is Boston Blackie. JOANN HICKS Joann Enrolled in Home Economics Course ...has her mind on good food and Trade City baseball games . . . enjoys swimming and hillbilly music... may be a future beautician.. .pet peeve is boys. DONNA GUTHRIE Hooch One of the Punxsutawney girls... enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . lists English as her number one sub- ject . . . ambition is to be a news re- porter. . . did a wonderful job as di- rector of 'fDreamland of 1953 . . . always in for a good time. SUTTON HAMILTON Sm Scientific minded and ambitious lad from Punxsutawney . . . plans to be- come a cloctor. . . vice president of the Science Club and a member of the Camera Club . . . admired by many. . . music lover . . . participates in band and choir. DON HEITZENRATER Heitz A likeable chap from West End . . . an active band member . . . enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . en- joys model building and eating... ambition is to be a boilermaker... English is his choice class. ROBERT HEITZENRATER Heirz Industrial Arts student . . . easily an- noyed by poor sports ...lists brun- ettes and hunting as his likes . . . he's Navy bound . . . thrilled by Boston Blackies' adventures . . . handy man on the Mirror Staff. JOYCE HETRICK Joyce Friendly and ambitious . . . president of Latin Club . . . member of the Stu- dent Council . . .likes baseball and chile . . . plans to attend Bradford School of Nursing . . . enrolled in Scientific Course . . . comes to P.H.S. from Dora. FRANCIS HILLARD Dock Revels in Agriculture Course . . . am- bition is to have a farm of his own . . . enjoys outdoor sports . . . hobbies are trapping and truck farming . . . member of the F.F.A. 30 1953 5 ' RAYMOND HILLARD Ray Quiet senior who hangs out in 603 . . , taking the Agriculture Course . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . musk- melon is a favorite food . . . plans to become a successful farmer. . . has an ear for accordion music. ALLEN HocH Allen Music! Music! Music! . . . won two Hammond Organ Scholarships . . .is a member of both band and choir . . . favorite sport is volleyball. . . en- joys bowling . , . Scientific Course stu- dent from Timblin. EDNA HOEH Teddy Hails from Anita . . . keeps house part time . . . enjoys cooking and boxing . . . hangs out at locker 105 . . . pet peeves are rainy days and alarm clocks . . . ambition is to marry. BERNARD HOWARD Bess Can think of nothing worse than rainy days . . . enrolled in the Gen- eral Course . . . comes from Timblin ...likes hillbilly music . . . English and geography class rate high With him. . . loves hotdogs . . . recreations are hunting, fishing, and swimming. o o o Think IT Over NORMA HUMBLE Hoody Enrolled in Commercial Course. .. boys are her pet peeve . . . enjoys ice cream and school . . . favorite year of school was junior year . . . ambition is to become a good secretary . . . roller skating, reading, and shorthand rate high with her. JOSEPH HUTTON Ioe Comes from Mahalfey . . . enjoys mashed potatoes and gravy . . . en- rolled in General Course . . . member of Usher and Camera Clubs . . . has an ear for popular music ...one of the choir members. JOHN JORDAN lack Plans to become a mortician . . . Sci, entific Course . . . has a part time job at Swartz's. . . member of the band . . . favorite hangout is the drug store . , . plans to attend University of Pittsburgh . . . craves thick, juicy steaks. SHIRLEY KALEINA Shirley Enrolled in the Liberal Arts Course . . . member of G.A.A. and Pan American Club . . . pet peeve is peo- ple who envy others . . , French fries are favorite . . . works at Murphy's ...ambition is to be successful in life. LOYLE E. KERR Peck A regular all-around fellow . . . hails from Big Run . . . a future Babe Ruth . . . participates in baseball . . . thinks a certain girl from Big Run is swell . . . relishes spaghetti . . . dis- likes snobs . . . favorite subjects are business law and typing . . . thinks hillbilly music is tops. HARRY KESLAR Hoppie A smiling redfhead from Grange . .. plans to be a mechanic . . . always in for a good time . . . pet peeve is teach- ers . . . Industrial Arts student . . . hobby is hunting . . . likes nothing better than being around bashful girls.. .picks senior year as his best at P.l'l.S. HELEN J. KIEHL Janet A sweet gal from Sprankle Mills. . . enjoys eating chicken with all the trimmings and chili . . . dislikes smart boys and people who are snooty. .. favorite sports are football and base- ball . . .just loves to drive her dad,s car. FRANK R. KNAUF Carnegie A bookkeeping student hailing from Marchand . . . a future pilot with a great interest in planes . . . really likes ice cream . . , Esther Williams rates high on his list of stars...a regular woman hater . . . favorite rec' reations are swimming and baseball . , . likes hillbilly music. A -' ' :ff 'QW-A 5 1 2 . fs J: 3 fra- .si . K ,555 sf c, f' tara- 1215 2 - fi Steffi , -V . A E -'ggi ' i 1971- -E559 111 I . 'V jfigifisfliji r . 1 ' Vi z .5-':!?'iiei'1 f ' 2 A 1 M 'N-:fart ':' f ri i 'N x A 31 1953 S ' o o o One Struggle More and I Am Free WILLIS KOCHER Willie EDWARD M. LENOE Ed EDWARD LOWMASTER Eddie A good-looking chap from 603... enrolled in the Commercial Clerical Course . . . loves roller skating, hunt- ing, and playing basketball . . . favor- ite hangout is Y.M.C.A .... loves to eat baked beans. . . has a part-time job as a service station attendant. ELMER F. KOLESAR Elmer A quiet fellow who flashes a smile for everyone . . . likes football . . . wants to study law at Penn State . . . builds model airplanes . . . just hates to get up early in the morning... chemistry class is tops with him. JOANNE L. KURTZ Cookie A comely lass with a ready smile . . . definitely dislikes teasing and hair pulling . . . popular music rates with her . . .thinks there is nobody like Sling. member of the Art Club . ..lists peanut butter as her favor- ite food . . . fan of basketball . . .jun- ior year was her favorite. EVLYN M. LECHWATCH Efuie A quiet lass from Snyder Hill . . . ap- preciates good dance music . . . spends her spare time making clothes ...thinks there is nothing like red convertibles . . . definitely dislikes grouchy people . . . member of Libra- ry Club . . . hobby is baking cakes. A friendly senior . . . enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . has a lot of fun fixing rifles . . . plans to attend Penn State . . . likes popular music and all kinds of food...member of the Science Club. DIANE LEVY Dyke One of the busiest and most likeable seniors . . . a Liberal Arts and Scien- tific student . . . studious head cheer- leader . . . favorite hangout is Home Sweet Homeu . . . secretary of sopho- more class . . . hobbies include swim- ming and playing the organ or piano. WILLIAM LEVY Bill All-round joker from 603 . . . gets a kick out of following the horse races . . . hangs out fin spare timej in bed . . . everyone's friend . . . likes chem- istry class because of teacher . . . has a part-time job at Sparkle Market . . . wants to attend University of Pitts- burgh to study law. ILA I. Love Bubbles A charming girl from town . . . enjoys spaghetti and basketball . . . shorthand and law class rate high with her. . . dislikes stuck-up people ...can usually be seen giving out tickets at jefferson Theatre or drink- ing cokes at Central Drug Store.. . ambition is to be a telephone oper- ator. 32 Bookkeeping student from Punx'y . . . works part time at the Acme Market . . . plans to attend Eastern Bible ln- stitute . . . enjoys law class and listen- ing to sacred music . . . adores his pet dog. RICHARD LOWMASTER Dick Comes from Barnesboro . . . Scientif- ic student who likes economics and algebra. . .looks forward to attend- ing Wayne University . . . expects to become a dentist . . . favorite sport is baseball . . .likes popular music. . . 12th grade was the best. WILLIAM LOWMASTER Lem Owner of a deep bass voice.. . ln- dustrial Arts student . . . comes from Glen Campbell . . . collects watch fobs . . . likes animals, especially dogs . . . hangs out at Watson's Service Station . . . enjoys watching Lights Out . . . life's ambition is to sleep. SHIRLEY LOWRY S hirl Quiet girl taking the Commercial Bookkeeping Course . . . listening to slow sentimental records and play- ing softball are her favorite recrea- tions. . . vice president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . thinks Show of Shows is tops . . . comes from Fairview . . . ambition is to be a teacher.. . member of the journalism class. 4 Q The Dream JOHN MACK 'Chick Comes from Rossiter. . . taking ln- dustrial Arts Course . . . life's ambi- tion is to be one of John D.'s sons ...would like to attend Yale Uni- versity . . .hobby is leathercraft . . . Cozy Corner is his favorite hangout . . . liked his senior year best in school. NANCY MALLoRY Nan Enrolled in Homemaking Course . . . wants to join the Navy...works part time at Loree's Footwear . . . vice president of the Library Club ...likes popular music . . .thinks I Love Lucy is tops. . . prefers English class. KAY MARSHALL Katie A sweet Homemaking student from 603 . . . clerks at l'larl's Shoe Store on Saturdays . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . has a pet parakeet . . . hobby is tex- tile painting ...likes life, school, and boys . . . color guard for three years. GLADYS MARTZ Pearl A cute blonde from Ringgold . . . hangs out at locker No. 139. . , recre- ation includes roller skating, movies, football, and reading . . . likes gym class best . . . enjoys watching Ama- teur Hour. . . ambition is to become a beautician . .. pet peeve is crack- ing gum. RICHARD L. MARTZ Dick Shop boy from Ringgold... has an ambition to own a farm.. . enjoys study halls and sleeping ...likes his senior year best . . . recreations are hunting and Fishing. NANCY J. MATTS Flapper Peppy brunette from 604 . . . earns spending money at the Sanitary Dairy . . . enrolled in General Course .. .plans to attend West Penn Hos- pital . . . pretty clothes are her fancy . . . member of the Camera Club. 33 AGNES MACKEY Aggie Works part time at Central Drug Store . . . Dew Drop lnn is her favor- ite hangout.. . next year hopes to be a freshman at Lock Haven State Teachers College . . . likes steak and popular music . . . Montgomery Clift is her favorite movie star . . . enrolled in Clerical Course. MELDA MANNERS Melda Belongs to the F.H.A. and Library Clubs.. . chili is her favorite food ...has a part time job at Loree's Footwear . . . comes from Cloe . . . junior year was best . . . Esther Wil- liams is her No. 1 movie star . . . am- bition is to become a Wave. MARY JANE MARTINO Mary Jane Enjoys English and typing classes . . . hails from Walston . . . thinks WWVA Jamboree is tops . . . enroll- ed in Clerical Course.. .loves spa- ghetti . . . hangs out at home. . . has loads of fun in gym class. MARY Lou MARTZ Lou Rural student enrolled in Home- making Course . . . ambition is to be- come a commercial artist . . . favor- ite foods are bananas and pickles . . . recreation is swimming. SHIRLEY A. MATEER Red Friendly red-haired president of the Thespian Society . . . plans to attend Ohio University . . . alto in the sextet and student conductor of the band .. .loves to eat, especially steak and chicken. BUDD A. MCGEE Budd Future machinist with a great appe- tite for hamburgers . . . thought his freshman year was the best . . . hob- bies are hunting and fishing . . . has a yearning for cowboy music. X-. . X, J, ,J , X.: .S XS 24 ff' 9 LAK b I le' CV fT'.J ' J -1 JACK MCGEE Maggie Bookkeeping student from East End . . . one of the Chuck basketball play- ers...steak and French fries are his favorite foods . . . would like to attend Penn State . . . likes popular music . . . president of the senior class. JO.HN P. MCINTYRE John Industrial Arts student from West End . . . dislikes dogs. . . would like to be a machinist or a draftsman . .. likes girls and hotdogs . . . thought his junior year was the best. ARTHUR MCMILLEN Art Big tease from 604 . . . member of the Varsity Club.. . home is in Frost- burg . . . amateur boxer . . . thinks his junior year was the best . . . ambition is to be an airplane mechanic. LOREE MEANS Minnie Pretty lass from Valier . . . enrolled in Liberal Arts Course . . . enjoys swimming and eating banana cream pie . . . member of Pan American, Tri-Hi-Y, and G.A.A. Clubs . . . dis- likes 'fstuck up people . . . Gregory Peck is top On her list of actors. JACOB R. MILLIRON Ray Boy Calls Porter his home ...loves eat- ing bananas and working in the woodshop . . . favorite sports are hunting and trapping.. . a member Of the Conservation Club . . . senior year was the best liked... enjoys listening to a good hillbilly song. MARY ANN MOGLE Mogie Home Sweet Homew is 604 . . . hob- by is collecting stamps and post cards . . . pet peeve is squirt guns . . . future ambition is to be a beautician ...relishes a big plate of spaghetti or potato salad, a-Going SHIRLEY R. MCGEE McGee Future secretary . . . thrives on chick- en and steak . . . popular music is her favorite . . . hangout is at Feichts Drug Store... has no trouble mak- ing conversation . . . member of G. A.A. SAMUEL E. MCKIBBEN Smiley Scientific student who really under- stands algebra.. . pet peeve is girls that talk without saying anything . . . works part time at Pramco . . .inter- ested in all sports . . . plans to attend Penn State . . . plays a good game of basketball. LARRY MEANS Larry Industrial Arts student . . . a good hunter . . . thinks his senior year was tops . . . eats loads of good food . . . especially chocolate cake . . . pet peeve is cowboy drivers hangs out part ime shining . want pl essional baseball. . . u ' year . . . hopes to attend Mich' n State . . . spends most of his time in East End. JOHN J. MIZEROCK Bully A key football player . . .loves study periods . . . enrolled in the General Course. . . ambition is to become a truck driver. , . pals around with fel- lows from his home town, Rossiter ...has an interest in all sports. URSULA MONDI Urs Commercial Secretarial student checking in from Walston . . . one of the Umixersu at the Sanitary Dairy . , . ambition is to be a secretary . . . hobby is record collecting . . . enjoys a big serving of steak and mashed potatoes . . . usually found at locker 151, 34 QX X3 4,54 N X5 7953 5 ' JAMES F. MOORE Ruff Popular fellow enrolled in the Sci- entific Course . . . wants to study dentistry . . .lists football and bas- ketball as his favorite sports, and plays a good game of each... presi- dent of the Student Council . . . usu- ally found at the 'fDrug House. DAVE R. MOTTERN lack Hobbies are hunting and fishing. . . works part time at the Starlite . . . pet peeve is snobbish girls . . . enjoys World history class. . . member of Conservation Club . . . lists senior year as favorite . . . usually found at Kelly's Amoco Station. DONALD E. MOWREY Don Enrolled in Scientific Course... lists basketball as favorite sport... delights in listening to and watch- ing the Hit Parade...secretary of the French Club...sings in boys, quartet . . . found at locker 147 . .. hails from Elk Run. RICHARD C. MOWREY Dick Scientific student from Elk Run with a pleasing personality . . . works part time at MacKenzie,s Bakery . . . rel- ishes spaghetti. . . vice president of The French Club . . . future vocation is to fly for Uncle Sam . . .lists swimming as his favorite sport. C O 0 Promise of June ROY J. MUMAU Roy Lists mechanical drawing as favor- ite class . . . senior year was best liked . . . sings in school choir . . . relishes a plate of corn bread and venison steak . . . delights in hunting and swimming . . . usually found at the Glen Novelty Store. DONALD E. NEAL Don Hangs his hat in 604 . . . worked part time at the Dymond Nurseries. . . belongs to the Conservation Club . . . enjoys a lively hillbilly tune as a variation . . . lists history as best liked class and swimming as his favorite sport. EMMA J. NEAL Emma lean Enrolled in Homemaking Course . . . comes to school from Sportsburg. . . pet peeve is rainy days . . . member of the Library Club . . . delights in div- ing into a big plate of spaghetti.. . lists her junior year as favorite and basketball as best-liked sport . . . usu- ally found by locker 151. PHYLLIS A. NEAL Phil Life's ambition is Christian educa- tion . . . enrolled in the Liberal Arts Course . . . Secretary of Pan Ameri- can Club . . . senior color guard . . . hangs out at Marshall's and Levy's . . . would like to attend college . . . comes to us from Snyder Hill... the big tease JAMES K. NEELY Nip Taking the Industrial Arts Course . . . hometown is Glen Campbell. . . prefers guns, girls, and mathematics . . . hangs out at Watson's Store . . . hamburgers with mustard are his favorites . . . a , member of the Con- servation Club. HAROLD M. NICI-IOLSON Harp A Commercial student . . . pet peeve is girls . . . future policeman or major league baseball player . . . hangout at the corner store. .. likes potatoes and steak . . . plans to attend Ander- son College. CAROL A. OTT Johnny Clerical student hailing from Adrian .. . prefers basketball and baseball players . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . clerical practice and law class are her favorites . . . thinks a lot of her pet dog, Boats . . . ambition is to go to New York. JOHN J. PEACE lay Quiet clearical student from 604 . . . lists teachers as his pet peeve . . . works at Barletta's . . . frequent pat- ron of the Palace of Sweets...en- joys hunting, chocolate cake, and women . . . hometown is Big Run. 35 L if L -I 1953 S ' H. LA VERNE PEARCE La Verne An lndustrial Arts student . . . rides the bus from Hillman . . . enjoys shop class . . . hillbilly and polka music are tops with him. . .interested in baseball . . . enjoys sleeping, hunting, and eating Cespecially chilij. JAMES R. PELES lim Calls Glen Campbell his home . . . plans to join the Army . . . works at Neeley's Sawmill . . . member of the Camera Club . . .likes to skate and hike . . . hillbilly music rates high with him . . . known for his teasing. ARLENE V. PIERCE Arlene A future nurse . . . likes bananas and blue eyes. ..hangs out at the Kozy Corner . . . dreams of attending Alle- gheny Hospital . . . enjoys chemistry class . . . dislikes socks worn with a fur coat. EDWARD L. PIPER Sonny Comes from Big Run... is interest- ed in hunting . . .likes plane geom- etry class . . . goes for jazz music . . . dislikes riding the bus to school. . . enrolled in the General Course. o o o Strive, Wait, and Pray MARGARET j. PIPER Peggy Friendly Anita girl . . . belongs to the Commercial Club . . . has a weakness for steak . . . dislikes getting up early . . . enjoys driving her father's car and watching baseball games . . . plans to get a bookkeeping job after graduation. RICHARD D. PIPER Dick Enrolled in General Course . . .likes to sleep . . . dislikes talkative girls . . . heart set on attending Valley Forge College . . . hails from Big Run . . . enjoys popular music and all sports. WILLIAM F. PoHTs Bill A future electrical engineer. . . known for his own inventions. . . president of the French Club . . . watches TV . . .favorite subjects are science, French, and mathematics . . . enjoys attending a football game. BONNIE PosTLEwAIT Bonnie Efhcient in all she does...a little on the quiet side. . . capable editor of the Mirror. .. president of Art Club . . . enjoys being around people . . . thinks animals are annoying. JOANNA L. POSTLEWAITE Joann Taking Scientific Course . . . wants to attend Allegheny General Hospital . . .lists study hall as best-liked class . . . favorite food is steak . . . could listen to popular music all day . . . drives a white Chevy. JANET L. PoTTs Pottsie Hails from the great town of Valier . . . likes boys, especially one . . . . . . works at Harls . . . sings in the choir . . . is always collecting records and listening to them . . . favorite sport is football. DONNABELLE POWELL Donna Hails from Fairview . . . likes the boys . . . cannot stand someone who teases . . . senior cheerleader . . . works at Harl's Shoe Store . . . future receptionist at an airport . . . favorite sports are football and basketball. IMOGENE M. REAMS Jeannie The Punxs'y girl who spends a lot of time in DuBois . . . wants to travel some day. . . picked senior year as the best. . . was the secretary of the Library Club in her junior year. .. works part time at Murphyis. 36 Time, Hope, and Memory RONALD W. REMALEY Rem A great hunter from Punxsutawney . . . attends the movies a lot. . . the class that rates high with him is study hall . . . thinks best parking place in town is the Elk Run Bakery. DAVID F. RISHEL Rish Hails from Rossiter . . . is enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . enjoys hunting . . . favorite type of music is western . . .likes to pal around with the boys . . . hangout is the 58.10. M. ANNABELLE ROBERTSON Member of the band for four years . . . taking Liberal Arts Course . . . one of the 'fcityn girls . . . has a part- time job at Murphys . . . enjoys trav- eling and playing badminton . . . al- ways has fun in study hall. ELIZABETH A. ROSEMAN Betty Dark-eyed gal from 605 . . . active in band, Latin, and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. . . favors fast football to slow people . . . finds enjoyment in dancing, roll- er skating, and television . . . works at the toy counter in Murphy's... interested in nursing. ELIZABETH M. Ross Liz A quiet lass indulging in the Scien- tific Course . . . employed part time by Carlino's. .. plans to enter the state of matrimony . . . collects match covers at football games, while eating French fries. MYRON L. RUDOLPH Rudy Enrolled in General Course as all general boys should be . . . interested in hunting, swimming and other Out- door activities . . . has a dog named Toby . . . enjoyed seventh grade ...would like to change his home- town from Big Run to Niagara Falls. 37 JANET D. RHODES Rhoclies Comes from Panic . . . dislikes slow pokes. . . future girl in white . . . en- joys watching football and basket- ball games. . . craves ice cream and cake. . . hangs out at home. VIOLA M. RISHEL Vi Goes in for sports in a big way... favorite year was the junior year. , . loves ice cream... enrolled in the Bookkeeping Course . . . from Snyder Hill . . . has no pet peeves . . . inter- ested in amateur photography. FRANCIS D. ROSANA Brownie Likes to roller skate.. . member of the Varsity Club . . .lists chili as fav- orite food ...hangs out at the Elk Run Bakery . . . very much interested in football . . . enjoys dancing, espe- cially when the music is a polka. DANIEL P. Ross Dan Disturbed by girls. ..but when it comes to eating, any restaurant is a welcome sight . . . enjoys band music . . . a member of the choir and Cam- era Club. . . enrolled in General Course . . . heads for Mahaffey at 3:49. DONALD E. ROWE Hodge Future vocation is being a baseball player. . . finds pleasure in eating spaghetti and meatballs . . . member of the Conservation Club . . . works for a rose nursery. . . taking the Sci- entific Course. . . pet peeve is stuck- up'l girls. DOLORES A. SANDS Sandy Happy-go-lucky girl from Punxsutaw- ney . . . very poetic and musical. . . collects stray cats. . . one of the Murphy girls . . . her vocal ability made a big hit in Dreamland of '53 . . . enrolled in the General Course. f J The Child s Wish in June ROBERT L. SCHRECONGOST Quiet young man from Trade City . . . taking Industrial Arts Course in preparation for his future . . . nothing can please him more than chocolate pie . . . interested in baseball . . . likes a square dance. GEORGE SENOTT Senie Little guy from Rossiter...has a hand in everything . . . wishes to study law . . . band member . . . mixes a little dancing and sports with an- other pleasant pastime, eating . . . en- rolled in Liberal Arts Course. LYLE R. SHAFFER Goph A ladies man, with a likeable glance cast at Doris Day . . . calls Ringgold his hometown.. .has an ear for jumping, jazz music . . . favorite rec- reation is swimming . . . would like to make Penn State his alma mater next. JAMES SHAW Jim Our football and basketball playing stage manager . . . pet peeve is silly girls . . . plans to attend Drexel Uni- versity . . . favorites are sports, girls, spaghetti, and study hall . . . another East Ender. RONALD SHERIFF Ron An active huntsman . . . hails from Punx'y . . . all he wants is peace and quiet . . . wears the road out to Sportsburg . . . enjoys sleeping and eating fried rabbit. . . plans to be an appliance serviceman. ELLERY SHIELDS El Modern Robin Hood from Marchand . . . 'fwomeni' are his likes except those chewing gum . . . wants to be a machinist in Bethlehem Steel. .. member of Conservation Club. .. favorite classes are shop and algebra II. JOAN SCHRODE loanie Enjoys cherry pie as well as typing class.. .would like to make a lot of money. ..ambition is to have a Penn Commercial diploma . . . she's weak in the knees when it comes to Jeff Chandler . . . dislikes boys with crew-cuts. JOANN M. SERIAN Joann Enrolled in Scientific Course . . . very quiet . ..likes dancing to soft and sweet music . . . has beautiful brown eyes and lovely hair . . .likes chicken as much as she dislikes pre- varicators . . . interested in the field of nursing. QUAY SHAFFER S haf Member of the Varsity Club . . .likes the polka, hot dogs, and football, and girls . . . drifts to Punxs'y from Frost- burg . . . hates to do homework . . . ambition is to get out of school. PEGGY SHEPLER Peg Talkative blonde from 605 . . . equal- ly at home at a skating rink or dance floor.. . ambition is to become a W. A. F .... loves slow, dreamy music and a certain red motorcycle . . . hangs out at the Y. ELIZABETH SHERWOOD Liz Likeable girl from McGees Mills.. . favorite hangout is at Nick's Service Station . . .likes hot dogs, apple pie, and 'fCoke . . . hates boys with smel- ly cigars . . . ambition is going to New York . . . loves hillbilly music, ball games, and movies. SHIRLEY SHIELDS Squirlie Bashful blonde from Juneau . . . en- joys swimming, skating, food, and dancing . . . enrolled in the Clerical Course . . . always seen at Hester's . . . loves chili.. . plans to attend l.S.T. C .... enjoys her law class best of all. J 38 'fflfifsif .f if 22.52 . 125 .f 2225.35.21 .... 1' .- A siisissizizwfl' gg- Hv1Sis'f17tf2iiif?1 af:-'z Ai isast,tfft,:fftf1wf 2:42. H .aa , witiszsma- -- asf, f aftgmgsggw txt, ragga. - -A A:- iifzfiazasls - safszlnf' .. .- firm se' 3 1953 Seniafzd 0 o o Canst Thou Leave Me Thus? VIRGINIA SHOBERT Ginger BARBARA SMITH Smitty ETHEL SNYDER Tillie Friendly gabby senior . . . Ringgold is her starting point...wants to be a woman in white .. .plans to at- tend Allegheny General Hospital . . . a lark in the choir. . . chicken every Sunday would be fine with her. LORRAINE SHUMAKER Rainy A cute red head from Timblin... vice president in junior year... plans to be a secretary...enjoyed junior year in school ...lists Doris Day as favorite movie star...dis- likes to have to hurry...seen fre- quently with Butch. MARY Lou SIMON Lou Laughing lass from East End. . . best liked class is transcription . . . has a keen interest in roller skating, tall boys, and eating . . . taking the Sec- retarial Course . . . works part time at Murphys. PATRICIA SM ELKO Patty A rather quiet girl from Anita... wants to be a high paid secretary . . . member of the Camera Club. . . likes hot dogs and playing softball . . . economics is her best liked class . . . enrolled in Secretarial Course. One of our Scientific gals. . . wants to be an angel of mercy. . . member of the band and Camera Club . . . ice cream is one of her specials . . . favorite hangout is Dottie's house. CLIFFORD SMITH Tut Tall Casanova from 605 . . .interest- ed in eating, sports, sleeping, and girls . . . favorite recreation is loafing . . . member of Camera and Art Clubs . . . really enjoys ice cream . . . enrolled in General Course . . . com- plains that there are not enough girls in school. FRANCIS SMITH Smitty Friendly lndustrial Arts student from Mahaffey . . . an ardent TV fan . . . vice president of Ushers Club and Camera Club . . . hangs out on Oak- land Avenue . . . intends to be a bar- ber . . . works part time at Quin- lisk's . . . a tenor in the choir. GREGORY SMITH Gregg Enrolled in Scientific Course . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . ambition is to become a baseball player . . . spends his free time trapping and fishing . . .lists gym and math as fav- orite subjects . . . enjoys polka music . . . plans to attend Penn State. A future secretary from Timblin . . . dislikes stuck-up boys, but admires those with black hair and brown eyes . . .favorite subjects are short- hand and typing . . . roller skates and swims for recreation . . . hillbilly and popular music rate high with her. NORMAN SNYDER Norman Repairing cars is his hobby. ..pet peeve is cowboy drivers . . . book- keeping rates as favorite subject. .. plans to be a service station operator . . .likes nothing better than mashed potatoes . . . a fan of hillbilly music. ROBERT SNYDER Bob An lndustrial Arts student from 605 . . . especially enjoys working on cars . . . plans to be an auto mechanic . . . has a part time job as a truck driver . . . delights in eating chicken . . . listens to the radio a lot. SHIRLEY jo SNYDER Shirl Treasurer of the senior class. . .is popular with everyone . . . ambition is to make a success of her life . .. very active in Student Council... craves olives and chocolate cake. .. definitely admires boys with black hair . . . Wimpl' is the apple of her eye. 39 1953 Seniau o o o I Wish I Were a Careless Child SHIRLEY L. SNYDER Shirl DONALD D. STATES Dime SHIRLEY A. STEINER Shookie A likeable girl from Timblin . . . en- rolled in Homemaking Course.. . pet peeve is putting up her hair... prefers chemistry to all other sub- jects . . . enjoys listening to cowboy and polka music ...ambition is to get married . . . has a keen interest in joe. ALBERT SPENCER Spindle A blonde good-looking fellow . . . be- longs to the Varsity Club . . . dislikes going to school . . . is fond of the girls . . . constantly seen with Brownie'l . . . a Marilyn Monroe fan . ..interested in sports, especially football. ARNOLD SPENCER Coon A curly-haired lad from room 605 . . . comes from Rossiter . . . takes the lndustrial Arts Course . . . dislikes being involved in quarrels . . . hikes and hunts. . . goes in for buckwheat cakes. . . rates math as top subject. PATRICIA SPRANKLE Party A quiet senior from near Dutchtown . . . dislikes having her scarf pulled off . . . a future telephone operator . . . plays a flute in the band... enjoys listening to popular music . . . always seen with Esther Jane and Peggy. A pleasant Industrial Arts student, who will be a machinist. . . definitely dislikes wise guysu and show offs ...is an usher at the jeff . . . enjoys hunting and fixing things. . . has a weakness for cake, pie, and ice cream. DONALD E. STATES Don A future farmer from Smithport . . . F.F.A. and band member . . . can be seen quite often with Bill Conrad . . . spends his spare time hunting, fish- ing, and skating . . . enjoys watching the Milton Berle Show . . . assembles in 605. MARGARET STEELE Peggy Secretarial student from Grange . . . a band and choir member from 605 ...works part time at Harl's Shoe Store . . . dreams of getting an office job and later marrying a farmer. ROBERT W. STEIN Bob A good-looking fellow from Punxsu- tawney . . . a choir, Thespian, and Science Club member . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . would like to attend Penn State . . . thinks hot rods are great . . . ambition is to be a vet- erinarian. A tall redhead from 504 . . . pet peeves: Punxsutawney and men . . . a great lover of dogs . . . choir mem- ber for two years . . . nice to know . . . has a weakness for popular music and apples. VIRGINIA L. STEPI-IENs A fun loving gal from 504 . . . simply loves eating, reading, and boys . . . favorite hangout is either the 1 SI In or Mary's...enjoys going to the movies and watching TV . . . ambi- tion is to become an angel of mercy. BARBARA A. STITELER Speed An attractive blonde from Fourth Avenue.. . wants to fly in Air Force blue . . . hangs out at lockers near 504 . . . taking the General Course . . . enjoys sleeping late on Saturdays and attending hot-rod races. DAVID R. STITELER Dick Scientific student from Puniiy . . . basketball fan . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . belongs to the Conserva- tion Club . . . part time pumper', at Kendall's Station . . . relishes steak and French fries . . . spends spare time listening to sports programs. ...QA 40 i, zafiiif' . '- .- 1,7 . . M Horrible Thought MARIGRACE SToLz Gracie A quiet girl from 504...wants to work awhile, then get married... pals with the gang from Anita... likes cats, spaghetti, and a certain blonde football player. . . enrolled in the Commercial Course. JOHN STUCHELL Stach A shy fellow from Elk Run...an outstanding guard on the football field . . . likes hillbilly music and girls .. .an Industrial Arts student.. . prefers study hall to any of his classes. LOUISE TODD Whease Enrolled in Scientific Course . . . am- bition is to be an angel of mercy . . . easily annoyed by conceited people ...member of the Science and Tri- Hi-Y Clubs . . . secretary of junior class .. .sings in choir. FRANK E. TOVEN Skeers Calls Anita his hometown . . . works hard as a clerk at the A. Sv. P .,.. vice president of Conservation Club . . . all-around outdoor man . . . in- tends to become a game warden. . . lists his hunting dog as his favorite pet. BARBARA E. TYGER Barb Quiet girl from Glen Campbell best liked class is economics...has a great interest in Cooperstown taking the Vocational l-lomemaking was her senior year io.. if 5? ni ogs, F er o rg :. er,- x ll p IM4 ' e ,A.. roll H A c . m ral e Co --i . is- l1 s who efse wo -. drivers . . . favorite c A I. is study l. 41 WILBERT STRAITIFF Wilbur A mechanical minded fellow from 504 . . . has a desire to become a truck driver. . . ardent hunter. . . pet peeve is stuck-up girls. . . calls Cool- spring home . . . likes good old mountain music. Lois TIMBLIN Blondie A cute blonde with a pleasing per- sonality . . . future lady Marine . . . another one of those Big Run kids ...enjoys typing class and playing softball , . . dislikes stuck-up people , . . collects odd items as a hobby. HARRY P. TOTH Harry Hails from Dora , . . a great hunter and fisher . . .likes Blondes'l . . . fuf ture professional farmer . . . member of Conservation Club . . . assembles in room 504 . . . enjoys hillbilly music and ice cream. ANNA A. TRAVIS Candy A Commercial Secretarial student . . . pet peeve is getting up early . . . hangs out at the Elk Run Bakery. . . recreations are dancing and swim- ming. . . member of Commercial Club. . . shorthand and gym are favorite subjects . . . has a keen inter' est in tall boys, lffiifgwi- .,:Z....:i ,I . .I y L .p ns e two join the co ge has a h gs ut tMosiers Corner ONALD E VVACHOB Ron Hunts and camps a lot ardent football fan has a stamp collec-- tion 'ind is interested in photograf phy . . . member of the Camera Club .. . favorite subjects are clerical prac-- tice and business math. . . . ips 6 g i Q . . . o 'es . ' ' e o l . . . Course . . . favorite year in school a ?3 y V ith dark hair . . . . . . k 1 . . . I ' ' .'. . A ' I iw if if ,IIN MPA fyffhe Wisdom on Life EDWARD WADDING Ed A roving Casanova that can usually be seen driving his parents' Buick . . . likes sports, cars, girls, and people . . . enjoys dancing very much . . . en- rolled in the Scientific Course . . . treasurer of the Science Club . . . football manager. FRANCES L. WEST Frannie Future secretary . . . would enjoy uchicken every Sunday . . . friendly but bashful . . . cannot stand con- ceited people . . . favorite sport is baseball. . . loves to dance . . . tall boys leave her spellbound . . . watches TV. SALLY M. WHITE Pee Wee A lively little lass from near Sports- burg. . . hates seeing tall girls with short boys . . . relishes spaghetti and meatballs...ambition is to get a job and get rich fast. ..likes nice cars and lots of money . . . enrolled in Commercial Secretarial Course. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Willy An Industrial Arts student. . . has a job at MacKenzie's Bakery . . . rarely seen without Glade . . . pet peeve is road-hogs . . . enjoys delicious ham- burgers . . . fan of hillbilly music . . . often found at Elk Run Bakery... spends his spare time loafing and fishing. DONALD L. WINEBERG Don Hails from Marchand . . . pals with Ron Wachob . . . his movie. idol is Gabby Hayes . . . hobbies are fishing and hunting ...' fond of tomato dumplings . . . a home loving fellow . . . prefers chemistry to all other subjects. . . fan of hillbilly music. ROBERT j. WYANT Bob A very friendly person with a quiet manner . . . enrolled in the lndus- trial Arts Course. . .a baseball fan . . . brunettes are his choice . . . fav- orite class is shop . . . resides in Sprankle Mills . . . Betty Grable is tops on his list of movie actresses. DAVID j. WEAVER Dave A Scientific student. . . Well liked around the school . . . class president his junior year . . . hangs out at his girl's house . . . enjoys semi-classical and popular music . . . a basketball player for Big Run. . . a member of the Student Council . . . drives a brown convertible. JAMES E. WI'IITE lim A quiet, shy fellow from 504 . . . col- lects guns and coins as a hobby . .. works part time in his fatherls pho- tographic studio . . . member of the Science Club and football manager for three years. CLARENCE G. WHITESELL Future admiral . . . seen at the Elk Run Bakery . . . possesses a very mis- chievious smile . . . content with girls and peanut butter fudge sundaes . . . goes for jazz music and football... prefers to devour hotdogs and ham- burgers. WILLIAM J. WILSON Whip A friendly fellow with a pleasing smile . . . future government worker ...has a job at Feicht's Drug Store . . . a Commercial student . . . ice cream is his favorite food . . . collects guns . . . member of the Art Club . . . goes in for swimming. ROBERT D. WINGERT Bob Blue-eyed boy from Big Run . . . pre- fers blondes . . . enrolled in the Sci- entific Course . . . hobbies are hunt- ing and fishing. . . an expert skater . . . eats anything in the line of food ...listens to good old mountain music. ESTHER JANE YEANEY Charming miss from Dutchtown ...fancies dancing and eating . . . dislikes conceited people . . . enrolled in the Secretarial Course . . . favorite subject is shorthand . . . Van johnson rates high on her list of actors... thinks a certain boy from Porter is okay. 42 rf-2 .iff I I Q I DQ fffjf Ll 'El RALPH F. YENZI Paper A congenial fellow who likes being with a crowd . . . everyonels friend . . . member of the Varsity Club . . . was one of the great District 9 Champions. . . codirector of the Va- riety Show...ardent fan of all sports . . . definitely dislikes gossip. ELIZABETH L. YOHE Betty l-lails from Big Run . . . especially likes nice clothes and courteous peo- ple...always has a twinkle in her brown eyes . . . hates to be interrupt' ed while listening to a good radio program . . . collects pennants . . . en- joys horseback riding. WILLIAM E. ZACUR Zack All around athlete . . . popular with his classmates . . . enjoys eating spa- ghetti and meatballs, but likes any good food...l'1angs out at Feichts ...member of Varsity, Scientific, and Latin Clubs . . . listens to popu- lar and some classical music. .. treasurer of Latin Club. THOMAS R. ZEEDICK Tom Hails from Anita...thinks art class is tops.. .member of the Varsity and Conservation Clubs . . . pet peeve is bucks in doe season . . . spaghetti and meatballs taste fine to him. JOSEPH F. ZUFALL Ioe A friendly guy from Cloe . . . enroll- ed in the General Course . . . hobbies are guns, cars, and girls. .. plans to be a structural engineer . . . hangs out at the Reynoldsville Rollerdrome . . . likes hill-billy music and ice cream . . . abhors impolite drivers. 5 The Bliss of Ignorance Mixed Expressions Begin the March 43 1953 S ' . . . Nice People Prove Soundiu' off 'Taiminu Make It Right Clean? 'Tinkerinm Mixin' Something? LW' , :vI?'.N ' L' ii,3'5E5iW3i5g5E-aiibiissiaffk-2,111' YP- Q- 'M - ibm! IZ-Q fjefzfiancafiiied rqaauncf 7fze Selma! . . . Proud Pop This ODCXS Cute Here's How Get It Clear Measuring Ir Cut 601 Goes to Assembly A Tough One This Ts Fun! Sorta Big Hum, H Lecture N. EQ ,ff ,fm Q , r .wg MA Af! 1 ff 1.8 - K Qs A mf ff, fi az 2: 9? 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WIIITESELL, R. WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, W. WISE, B. VUULFERT, M. YANKASKY, G. YliANEY, R. YOUNG, S. YQUNT, G. ZOLNER, D. i X 4. V. xx ',-FI Q. w va it mu- Q ,lf-' 5,1 1. ,V 5 VM Q L+, Q ' . 1 K '4' , 0 ,, v ,ggi . K . Lg, X' 4 In U Ysbg. . ,, ..,, ,. , ...L .,- ,, ,pn- I' A K, ,.,'P .4 f 2 I is Y I 'Mn 5 ' is 5 ..,.., .- V- , 5 ' f . . - ,,.,. f , 1 ..., IITL T I rr N. I . z 1. 5 , .4 . A1 If M , . WV . l , A. M, LH' - 'V Mfg , :A - 1 ' . - Z . 'Q .s 1 I 4 ff I I 215 Q ff fi H.-L -aw.. , 4 . X 1? ,ji V I .., F4f-5,13 fa-4411 , if-'Xa Q ' E553 gigfailz' 552' M WMA 14 Jlom The Mirror is published annually so that through it the happenings from September to june may be relived. Five competent staffs work together throughout the year to make this publication possible. The faculty advisors this year were Miss Miriam Cokely, who had charge of the Editorial and Clerical staHs, Mr. Marvin Clark of Photographic, and Mr. Thomas Wilson, head of the business staff. Bonnie Postlewait served as capable Editor in Chief and Ann Charles acted as Assistant Editor. The Editorial staff is responsible for writing and proof reading. It is made up of Patty Baun, Carol Clark, Ed McLaughlin, Loree Means, Phyllis Neal, Bonnie Postlewait, Betty Roseman, and Bill Zacur. The Clerical staff, headed by Ann Charles, has charge of the cuttings, identifying, and Editors hard at work. mounting of all pictures. This staff consists of Patty Bailey, Audrey Brosious, jim Caldwell, Ann Carrier, Bob l-leitzenrater, Kay Marshall, and Margaret Pifer. The Photographic staff, made up of Sutton Hamilton, Dorothy Clawson, and Barbara Smith, has Worked hard to arrange and take all the pictures found in this book. Shirley Graul and Carol Wineberg, who make up the art staff, are responsible for all the artistic Work of the Mirror. The business staff, composed of Louise Todd and Patti Crescenzo, handles all money matters connected with the publishing of the Mirror. The typing was done by Anna Travis, Joyce Vitello, and Shirley Lowry. 7400 Efficient . . . Hard Working . . . Dependable GOOEY, lSx'T lT...Scaruil: M. Pifer, P. Bailey. Standing: A. Brocious, B. Heirzenrater, A. Charles, K. Marshall, Caldwell. Usa THIS Oxia . ,.Seazed: S. Reed. Smmling: D. Clawson I B. Smith, S. Hamilton, l. Shaffer. READERS AT WoRK...Scareci: B. Roseman, A. Carner. Standing: C. Clark, B. Postlewaite, P. Baum, L. Means, P. I Suu IT THIS XVAY...Suared: S. Graul, P. Crescenzo Neal. V Standing: C. Wfineherg, E. McLaughlin, B. Zacur, l.. Todd Help To Get Acquainted TXVIRI.ER,S CLUB . . .The principal aim of the Tvvirler's Club is to teach its members the fundamentals of marching and twirling. The club meets the fourth Monday of each month and is spon- sored by Mr. Roderick. jean Albanito is president of this organ- ization. THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB.. . This organization is very interest- ing because it explains the customs and beliefs of the people who speak Spanish. Mrs. Strachan is the faculty advisor. The officers are: President, Anne Elder, Vice President, Shirley Ma- teerg and Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Neal. VARSITY CLUB . . .This club is directed by Mr. Moore. The club's chief aim is to promote interest in sports. Active members are boys who have earned a letter in basketball, football, track, or volleyball. The officers are: President, Ralph Yenzig Vice Presi- dent, Bill I-Iaire, and Secretary, Bill Zito. C1.A.A .... The group is made up of girls interested in indoor and outdoor sports. The sponsor is Miss Boyer. This club pro- moted the Physical Education Play Day this year. The leaders of the club are: President, Gwenn Fullerton, Vice President, Rose Batinag and Secretary, Lorraine Shumaker. CONSERVATION CLUB...This club, sponsored by Mr. Wilson, is composed of 106 ambitious members. The purpose of this group is the conservation of forests and Wildlife. We can be proud of these boys. Their officers are: Dave Bell, President, Frank Toven, Vice President, Greg Smith, Secretary, and Randall McQuoWn, Treasurer. LATIN CLUB...The Latin Club is composed of students who have an average of 90? or above in Latin. The club's activities included an assembly program, monthly business and social meetings and the annual banquet. The officers are: loyce Het- rick, President, Diane Levy, Vice President, Ann Carrier, Sec- retaryg Bill Zacur, Treasurer. Miss Cokely is the club sponsor. 68 TWIRLER'S CLUB DONNA TWEANS JEAN MOIINEY KAY WACHGB YoLANnA RossI PAN AMERICAN CHARLES HOCKINSON SHIRLEY MATEER PHYLLIS NEAL SAM MCKIBBLN ANNE ELDER VARSITY CLUB RALPH YENZI BILL I-IAIRE BILL ZITO G. A. A. SHIRLEY GRAUL SHIRLEY MATEER AUDREY BROCIOUS GWENN FULLERTON CONSERVATION CLUB FRANK TOVEN RANDALL MCQUOWN GREGORY SMITH DAVID BELL LATIN CLUB LYLE SHAFFER ALLEN HOCH ANN CARRIER JOYCE HETRICK 1-cf SQ 232 GIRLS CHORUS Row One' L Lello k S 1ng,l. Smith M Cveer H M . ey, M. Schwitzer, B. Graull, Hol lenhaugh, M. Boring. BAND First Row: F. Redding, M. L. Carlton, S. Mateer, A. Elder, S. Fagley, A. Carrier, B. Dickey, I. Pat- terson, N. Bush, P. Steele, S. Smith, D. Brewer, L. Pifer. Second Row: l. jordan, P. Sprankle, C. Fritz, L. Boring, W. Smith, S. Kromer, ,l. Smith, BOYS QUARTETTE: Left to 'right-Allen Hoch, Donald L. Hutchinson, B. Ahelman, P. Ahelman, N. Mowrey, Sutton Hamilton, Harry Bish, Gary French. Kellar, F. Lohr, J. Plyler. Third Row: D. States, L. Shaffer, A. Hoch, W. Decker, G. Senott, C. Bianco, W. Zimmerman, R. McKibben, C. Bod' dorf, S. Hamilton, M. Swartz, F. Cochran. MMM Lighten The Hearts Of All BAND First Row: S. Bundy, L. Graham, N. Crissman, K. Patterson, C. A. Patterson, L. Lovelace, A. Tyger, O. Thompson, F. Carlson, F. Dehaven, D. Depp, J. Michele, R. Herrick. Second Row: Mr. Roderick, L. Hinderliter, L. Caylor, B. Smith, R. Chango, R. Morrison, J. Burkett, L. Hazlett, D. Ross, P. Kuntz, D. Plyler, R. Rayhuck, G. Hockf The Music Department has maintained enberry, M. Waehob. Third Row: R. I-Iazlerr, L. 4 - - Rayhu'k, D. Elkin, H. Bish, Jordan, D. Jeffries, a hlgh muslcal Standard m the School and M. Boiing, A. Treharne, E. Shaffer, R. Deibler, I. in the community. The high school band Drurnmond, D. Buck, D. Heirzeurarer, R. De- and choir are represented each year in Bem' county, district, and state concerts. One of the most active groups in P.H.S. is the hand. This group, under the direcf tion of Mr. Roderick, was present at all the football games to help cheer the team to victory. In the spring, the band pre- CHOIR sented its annual Cgnceft. FiTSf Rljwf Mogle, Todd, DeSandro, P. Steele, Cv. Pifer, W. Haag, l. Patterson, F. . , A , Dunlap, M. London, J. Drummond, J. Meanor. Tl11S VEST thi? Hlgh SCl'100l G11'lS Chorus Second Row: Miss Davis, M. Boring, A. M. Fera, ' ' ' ' S. Dinger, NV. London, D. Hoch, B. Depp, A. Wd Sextetle Cfmlmued to mamlam fhelf Hoch, 1. Wilson, s. Fullerton, D. Kam, M. A. high standing in both sacred and secular Smith, 1, Lyons, Third Row: V, Shobeff, 5, .- ' , Steiner, G. Beezer, J. Hutton, D. Jeffries, L. Pifer, mublc' Choral, grmlps undef th? Cllrec L. Hutmire, D. Winslow, L. Kerr, Cv. French, H. tion of Miss Davis presented an impres- irish, s. iyiafeef, A. Elder. roam. Row: E. Rein' A - ' , er, Vl. Sherry, D. Mowrey, Johnson, R. Mumau, give Christmas program ancl a spring COD R. Srein, S. Hamilton, D. Snow, D. Croasmun, Cert. -O D. Ross, E. Burkett, J. Buterbaugh, F. Smith. I . . c , . Depp, M. McGee V. Todd, N. Sheesley, B. Pennington, L Bor' 1' ' , . , . cQuown Row Two: C. Smith, I. Williard, J. Smith C. Homan, L. Neal, R. Fera, P. Sheesley P. Kunselman, l. Moore, M. Smith. Rom Three: L. Hetrick, B. Weaver, Gruhe, H Gahagen, S. Reed, R. Schobert C Furl M Sihl l A0 : A SA Z? 1 V Q 4 4 A A 6 if l 9 ' , Q . Q f by W W ,... g f 5 V V , V L' 1 fl H 1 L Sf ' '6'i:,,,-1:56 1:f45ff? Q --QI45T2?Tf' S , E6 7 5 - 193115 fi5l'fQQL A' N' ff 'Vi fwfnnnnf-0 q , 2 ', my SW 1 5 , ASQ. N kg W 25 xf i 1 L, J f., flw f 3 L 1 THE SENIOR TRI-I-IIfY SHIRLEY J. SNYDER LILLIE JEAN BARNETT IVlARY E. GIGLIOTTI NANCY MATTS Glam ART CLUB BONNIE POSTLEWAITE GLADE WIIITESELL RICHARD MOWREY SHIRLEY GRAUL CAMERA CLUB FRANCIS SMITH JOANN POSTLEWAITE BARBARA SMITH LIBRARY CLUB MARY ANN MOGLE MELDA MANNERS JOANN MCCONNAUOHEY MIRI.AR1 GASTON SCIENCE CLUB VVILLIAM LEYY SUTTON HAMILTON SHIRLEY I. SNYDER EDWARD WADDING COMMERCIAL CLUB MARY JANE FALGER LESLEIOH GRAHAM MARY ELLEN BELL ANN CHARLES Inspiration of Our Interests THE SENIOR TRI-I-II-Y... The Senior Tri-I-IifY's purpose is to encourage high standards of Christian character. Mary jane Falf ger's President, Shirley Lowry, Vice President, Patti Crescenzo, Secretaryg and Anne Elder, Treasurer. Miss Boyer is advisor. ART CLUB. ..Busy all year round, this club has many projects. The art calendar, distributed just before Christmas, is the chief activity. The sponsor is Mrs. Wood and the officers are: Presi- dent, Bonnie Postlewaiteg Vice President, Marylou Barnoffg Sec' retary-Treasurer, Shirlie Graul. CAMERA CLUB...Supervised by Mr. Clark, the club's meetings are held monthly, for students interested in photography. The officers are: loanne Postlewaite, Presidentg Francis Smith, Vice President, and Barbara Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB...Supervised by Miss Fenton, the club teaches members the duties of a librarian. The members work as assis- tant librarians and take over in Miss Fenton's absence. Qflicers are: President, lo Ann McConnaugheyg Vice President, Melda Mannersg Secretary, Mary Ann Mogleg Treasurer, Miriam Gaston. SCIENCE CLUB...Sponsored by Mr. Sherk, the Science Club is successful in promoting interest in this field. This year the club heard speakers engaged in scientific work and took several field trips. The club's officers are: William Levy, President, Sutton I-Iamilton, Vice President, Shirley Ioan Snyder, Secretary, and Edward Wadding, Treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB...The Commercial Club meets the third Monday of each month in the gym. Miss Bowers sponsors the club. Mary Ellen Bell presides and Ann Charles records the minutes. Mary lane Ealger is vice president. The club's project is to increase its members' vocabularies. 73 5z'mZmz' eaunoil Ann Charles, Secretaryg James Moore, Presidentg Jack McGee, Treasurer Shirley Joan Snyder, Vice President Of The People, By The People, For The People The Student Council, one of the busiest organizations in our school, fulfills the words of Lincoln, Of the people, by the people, and for the people. One of the main things it accomplished this year was to set up a better friendship between Kit- tanning and Punxsutawney High Schools. Students from Kittanning came and talked to the assembly and some students from Punxsutawney went to Kittanning and talked to their assembly. The Council did its usual fine job in helping to keep our school clean. It sponsored the contest be- tween the buildings in the Cleanliness Drive. Dne of its jobs was to enlist stu' dents to sell at the football games. Many of the students showed their support of the organization by volunteering to sell. In order to receive the students' ideas and opinions the Council installed in each sen- ior high home room a Suggestion Box which was collected before each meeting. The group also sponsored the school dances. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: W. Zimmerman, L. Tronzo, M. Gray, M. Roseman, D. Levy, A. Charles, S. Fagley, I. Herrick, J. Moore. Seated: N. Falger, D. Kephart, E. Barnett, B. Crissman, N. Stiver, S. Snyder. 74 UXJJNJ , ' 'W ty fl 7 fb, A xvv- Ivy, 1,2 ,...-f 1 3, , . J ,. K .,, .175 fy! tt N, . i E . lv., It ' V .fa ' Il Q , , ,J ,x. . , 'J 4 tif' - lf' Extra! Extra! Read All About It! Our school paper known as the Hi- Lights portrays our school activities and will remind us always of the highlights of our school year. Under the guidance of Mr. Shaw the co-editors Mary Ellen Bell and Mary lane Falger supervised these people as memf bers of the staff: Sports Editors: Shirley Snyder, Frank Trunzo and James Barkley. Feature Writer Leave lt to Levy, Bill Levy. Reporters: Rose Barone, Nancy Falger, Marian Ferringer, Phil Gach, Ted Gach, Ida Marie Kunselman, Ruth Levy, Shirley Lowry, Shirley McAndrew, Shirley McGee, Ursula Mondi, Joanne Postlewaite, Nancy Stiver, and ,lane Ann Travis. Typists: loyce Vitello and Anna Travis. Photography: Mr. Clark is faculty ad- viser of the photography staff which in- cludes Sutton Hamilton and Bob Stein. The school paper is working closely with our community paper. School actiivties written by the students are published in the Punxsutawney Spirit. The group han- dling this is known as the Public Relaf tions Staff. The members of the staff deserve a great deal of praise. Our paper was rated in the second group rating in the annual competition sponsored by the Pennsylvania School Press Association. To this group go our hearty thanks. P. Gach, S. Hamilton, S. McGee, T. Cvach, R. Barone, I. Barkley, M. Ferringer. L ,l. Vitello, Stiver, A. Travis, N. Falger, U. Mondi, I. Kunselman, J. Postlewaire, S. McAndrew. J.lz-.digit F. Tronzo, S. Snyder, W. Levy, I. A. Travis, M. E. Bell M. l. Falger, R. Levy Ewa... Further Our Education FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . , . The purpose of the club is to further the development of better homes in America. Advisor of the senior group is Miss Edna Pifer. The officers are: Presi- dent, Patty Baung Vice President, Mary Koromausg Secretary, Barbara Ishmang Treasurer, Florence Kennedy. VISUAL AIDS C:LUB...Tl'1S eight boys Of this club form one of our service groups. They learn how to Operate the Various ma- chines and aid classes and Clubs by showing films and slides. Mr. Clark is the faculty sponsor. USHERS CLUB...Right this way please! is the familiar greeting of Our capable ushers, who are present at all school activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Boyd, they perform Well their duty ushering us to Our seats. Their oflicers are: President, Francis Smith, and Secretary-Treasurer, Don Smith. STAGE CREW . . , Supervised by Mr. Ray, this group of boys takes care of the unseen work behind the scenes in the auditorium. Members are under the direction of Iim Shaw. The members are: joe North, joe Jordan, Phil I-Ietrick, Hammy Wachob, and Carl Beatty. FRENCH CLUB...Tl16 organization was founded to promote in- terest in the French language and give the members a better understanding of the French people. Gflicers are: President, William Pohtsg Vice President, Richard Mowreyg Secretary' Treasurer, Donald Mowrey. The club sponsor is Miss Pantall. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA...The club, which is sponsored by Mr. Zamiskie, has as its primary aim the development Of agri- cultural leadership, CO-operation and citizenship. The Ofhcers are: President, Clifford Anthony, Vice President, William Rughg Secretary, Donald States, and Treasurer, Robert Giflin. 76 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MARY KOROMAUS FLORENCE KENNEDY BARBARA ISHMAN PATTY BAUN VISUAL AIDS MERLE GAMBLE RONALD WACHOB USHERS CLYDE BEHM HAROLD BEHM BILL RUGH STAGE CREW PHIL HE'fRICK JOE JORDAN JOE NORTH FRENCH CLUB LOIS MILLER BILL POHTS NANCY STATES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA DONALD STATES BILL CONRAD ROBERT GRIFFIN CLII-'FORD ANTHONY A - 1 The Thespian Society, which was organ- ized Z5 years ago, provides the students with entertainment and encourages them to take an interest in dramatics. This year two one-act plays were pre- sented in assembly. They were: Mama's Getting Marriedf' directed by Rose Ba- rone and Diane Levyg and Are We Dress- ing?,' directed by Carol Clark and Frank Trunzo. Both of these highly entertain- ing comedies were later given over the radio. Shirley Mateer Diane Jeffries 005654 Give My Regards Black Cat, an exciting mystery, was chosen as the three-act play. The superb cast combined with the excellent direction of Sherman Fagley and Shirley Mateer made this play a huge success. All of the plays were under the general supervision of Miss Patricia DuShaW, the club sponsor. The officers are: Shirley Mateer, presi- dentg Diane Levy, vice presidentg Mary Ellen Bell, secretaryg and Sherman Fagley, treasurer. MAMA's GETTING TVTARRIED, ..Seared: B. Smith, W. Zimmerman, J. Keillor, D. Snow, N. Stiver, J. Buterbaugh. Standing: J. Barkley, S. Hamilton, V. Grindle, D. Clawson, R. Barone, D. Levy. 78 To Broadway MBLACK CATH N. Stiver D. Kephart M. E. Bell I. A. Travis W. Zimmerman ARE WE DRESSING? Seated: B. Stein I. Patterson D. Jeffries F. Barett E. Barnett Standing: J. Jordan F. Trunzo J. Buterbaugh C. Clark D. Kephart J. A. Travis M. E. Bell R. Stein J. Barkley we . 5 'N Xe:-1 1 1'-, S.. ' 1 N. ft i A :ff-.2 C ' o W .51 .. Nw ,. .QQ f 33' 12.91 Dreamland of '53' Directors R. Yenzi and D. Guthrie pick a song. Dreamland of 53 was presented by the seniors in November. The show was successful in earning over 5750 for the M. C. Boles Scholarship Foundation. The class was carrying on the tradition begun by the class of '51 in working for the scholarship fund which enables graduates of P.l'l.S. to continue their education. Directors were Donna Guthrie and Ralph Yenzi While Shirley Mateer was in charge of advertising, Shirley Graul of scenery and costumes, and Kay Marshall of tickets. Miss Cokely was faculty sponsor. The theme was a backward glance over '53's school days. Bill Levy and Bill Zacur as masters of ceremonies kept the perform- ance moving. Talents vvhich had been hid- den before Were uncovered to the delight of parents, other relatives, and the student body. The finale represented graduation with the entire class humming behind the cur- tain as eight speeches were given. The cur' tain was opened to the strains of the Alma Mater in which the audience joined. jack McGee, class president, presented the check to Donald M. Kurtz, a member of the Boles trustees, in an assembly cere- mony. It was this way son The Month Girls on review X, . wie-ilf' M af M 1' , Q ga, we - Q , 'WMV NM W. x 5 ff . -5 , R , k Q m5gf,g 3 Qi? :fm 55 2. vi. ? my S4 3 V255 ff? f me 332 f Q22 f as - 1 -f , . ' ' Q fm . I 5 rl f L E , wma, , gg Q g l i I 53, . A ,f gfgg 1 ,j .fgjgg H .1 C. 3 1,-I if ,wwkc -E Q , i .,.. L H . ...bmg , V HT in ,f ff W. fl ,lifwid 1 1? L 'V AL wi' A3 4 N ',f,l3H i 5 A ,ff .- , Q 3, ,gy 2 ,Ll S A5332 ff' f, 3 V .9 Qwmf , i is ' .gg fuses 'ima 1, Q5 iiwfl gm fr ' - A A wi 2 W1- ' ix Y , X iv .Qf ff if ff '2 gg 3 Q . A fig .N LW' fy 'fm 1 L ,Q U fr ,F ..1Z5?i9iY?w ff 59 55558323 f .,,,' :112g1m wwf 'b K .V E A i, my U r- Q f x L R, 4' ia 'V m A I QUEEN GLADYS Goss Queen G. Goss, Princess L, Shumaker and Court.. J, Ruth, N. Bush, M, Hepler, P. Shiock. 84 We're Gonna Fight, Fight, Fight Row one: T. Zeedick, I. Moore, B. Zacur, I. Shaw, S. M:Kibben, G. Smith, J. Ecelbarger, J. Mizerock, J. Stuch- ell, Q. Shaffer, A. Spencer. Row two: B. Collins, C. Hockinson, J. Johnson, G. Conners, B. Zito, G. Stewart, B. Harrick, G. Oliver, B. McQuown, A. Remaley, E. McLaughlin, B. Haire. Row three: J. Sherry, M. Roseman, B. Depp, J. Koromaus, P. Hetrick, C. Betts, I. Hardy, L. Keller, A. Barletta, B. Rankin, B. Miller, A. McMillen. Row four: Coach Moore, B. Bishop, F. Trunzo, J. Serian, I. Crawford, G. Sepe, D. Pifer, Asst. Coach Gleszewski. BROOKVILLE The Chucks opened their 1952 grid cam- paign with a sweeping 33-O victory over Brookville. The Chucks showed a Fine running attack. THE BIG THREE Coaches J. Brennan, R. Moore, W. Gleszewski The Chucks lost their second encounter to a strong Ebensburg eleven, 13-6. The defense proved to be PunX'y's strong point. EBENSBURG KITTANNING Punx'y just shaded Kittanning 12-6. lt was a real battle to the very end. INDIANA Indiana continued their jinx over Punx'y with a score of 19-O. DuBois Once again the DuBois game proved to he the outstanding game of the year. The Chucks almost pulled one of the greatest upsets in local football history. The Chucks outplayed the Beavers only to lose ZO-12. The Chucks blew hot and cold all sea- 5 son, also winning over Curwensville and ii Franklin while losing to Clearfield and Windber. i 85 To Keep Our Colors Shining Bright Managers I. North 1. White E. Wadding Row one: G. Conners, B. McQuown, A, Rema- ley, aj. Stuchell, I. Shaw, S. Mcliibben. Row two: B. Zito, B. Harrick, J. Ecelharger, F. Trunzo, G. Oliver, B. Wingert, T. Zeedick. Row three: I. Moore, J. Johnson, C. Hockinson, B. Haire. Row fam: B. Zacur, G. Smith, B. Bishop, J. Rasav- age, I. Hardy, aj. Mizerock, R. Wachob. Sea5on's Results '23 P.H.s. opp. Brookville ..................' f 3 .... 33 O Ebensburg ........................ 6 13 Kittanning ...,.................... 12 6 Curwensville .................... 40 6 Indiana .............................. O 19 Clearfield .......................... O ZS Franklin .,.......................... 47 6 Windber .......................... 6 47 DuBois .............................. 12 Z0 1'Distriet IX Team fzewamg. 'em an . . . Yea Red, Yea White, The Front of the Band The color guard consists of six girls carry- ing the United States and school flags, and guns, while two other girls walk along to complete the guard. Kay Marshall is the sergeant and gives commands. There are nine high stepping girls Who are known as our majorettes. The youngest is Deborah Kromer who is five years old. San- dra Clark is known as the Veteran because she has been a majorette for seven years. Edie Anderson is drum major and Jean Al- banito is the president. The flag twirlers are three girls, two jun- iors and one sophomore, who twirl flags which have the letters P H S on them. Their drills look very colorful when the band performs. Virginia Crrindle is the leader. The cheerleaders are a peppy group who led the students in support of the team. They are headed by Diane Levy. Cheerleaders are the only ones in this group who are chos- en by the senior high student body. MAJORIZTTFS S Clark B Crawford Y Rossi D Means E Anderson, S. Blose, J. Albanito, R Giglroti M Koromaus Front D Kromer. 88 ea Team, Fight J. Keillor, D. Clawson, D. Pow- ell, P. Shiock, D. Levy, Cv. Fuller- ton, L. J. Barnoff, B. Crissman. Gifeenlecadma . . . 4109 '7wif1.leu . . . Galen Qu Front: E. Barnett, V. Grinclle, J. Smith. Rear: K. Marshall, P. Neal, S. Wachob, N. States, P. Bianco, B. Roseman. w. lf., . - wg. q I A basket? 89 .i Mr. Binney looks on We've Got The Coach Season's Results P.H.S. Opp. SHANNOCK x7ALLEY ........ ........... 6 8 27 REYNOLDSYILLE .............. .......... 8 5 43 SYKESVILLE ................. ........... 4 6 39 KANE ........................... .....,.... 5 4 48 SHANNOCK VALLEY ....... .......... 5 9 39 INDIANA ..................,.... ....,..... 4 1 35 FARRELL ....,..,......,.... ........... 3 S 59 ALTOONA ....,. .......... 5 1 42 CLEARFIELD .. ........... 53 41 BROOKVILLE ..,.. ....,..... 8 Z 53 DUBOIS .......... ,...,.,... 7 3 46 ALTOON.A ...... .......... 5 3 68 INDIANA ...,.... .......... 8 O 62 BROOKWLLE .. ...,,...., 58 48 DuBois ...................................................... 66 54 CLEARFIELD .,..........................................,. 45 61 SOUTHERN SECTION DISTRICT IX PLAYOFF CI.EARFIELD ..... ...,.......,........... ...,...... 5 7 60 VARSITY Kneeling: R. StiteIer-Manager, B. I-Iaire, E. Wadding, B. Zacur, I. Moore, I. McGee, B. Zito, S. McKibben, Mr. Binney-Coach. Standing: D. Snow, B. Maruca, A. Remaley, J. Curry, G. Oliver, J. Shaw, J. Boboige, B. Heber- ling, E. McLaughlin, T. Seitz. 90 We've Got The Team Get :har ball Down but not out Caught in the act V V JfaapfLZ'wz4 . . . Victory Victory J. BOBOIGE A'District IX Team J. SHAW J. MCGEE E. WADDING FB. Zrro aj. Moons B. HMRE B. ZACUR G. OLIVER S. MCKIBBEN P 92 Our Cry This year's PunXs'y team took up the reins of the defending district champs and Wound up with a respectable 13-4 record. The Chucks managed to maintain their unblemished home record for the third straight year. The team provided the fans with many thrilling moments, but a fevv are most memorable. ALTOONA The PunXs'y cagers turned in their finest performance of the season by downing a game Altoona squad 51-42. BROOKVILLE The Chucks and Raiders battled on even terms until Punxs'y broke the game Wide open in the second half to Win a Walk- avvay S2-53. BROOKVILLE The Red and White quintet found it a little rougher going against the Raiders on the former's home court. The Chucks with the help of Jim Moorels fine shooting, as he hit for 20 points, came from behind to post a decisive 58-48 victory. CLEARFIELD The Chucks took the district lead with a 53-41 decision over Clearfield. It mark- ed the Bison's only regular season defeat. After losing to Clearfield in the regular season, the Chucks were forced into a play- off for the southern section title. As the teams resumed play in the second half, the lead changed hands many times. Then Clearfield flashed down court and with only Z0 seconds remaining threw in what proved to be the deciding field goal. The long arm governs Over the net Callie,' day in gym class Don't just stand there 4QWiIIie Don't Hght it boys, it's too big union, Wafzdilq Eadkeiiafl KNEELING! J. Atcheson, E. Rolls, B. Sloniger, J. Crawford, R. Lellock, P. Ishman, D. Couser. Stami- ing: G. Stewart-Manager, D. Brosky, L. Tronzo, P. Hetrick, F. Lohr, S. Levy, B. Ishman, Mr. joseph-Coach. X 'VX x x f Wg..