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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ............... . . 6- 7 Administration. . . . . 8- 9 Faculty ...... . . 10-19 Seniors ...... . . . 20-41 Underclasses . . . . . 42-51 Activities . . . . . . 52-79 Athletics. . . . . 80-96 ALMA MATER To you, our dear old high school, we raise our eyes, You've caused us many worries and many sighs, To you loyalty still is the song we raise And we'll always recall our high school days . Study is our motto, and we never shirkg And when the time comes arolmd, we know how to work . Dream, dream, dream and forgetg Cast out useless regret, Love, love, our dear old high schoolg To you we sing . 4 1 Q.. J - me fe 1 MR. DONEY SHOWS HOW ISH GOES UP IN THE AIR OZZIE PAUSES Y BILL AND GENEVIEVE CUT UP GAY AND JANE PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE 5 J-3.--,, ..,,. ,: Dedicafion E, the graduating class of 1955, are very happy to dedicate this issue of The Mirror to a very wonderful and special person. Being a popular teacher in the Commercial Depart- ment, the hard working sponsor of the F.B.L.A., and an active church worker are only a few of his many assets . His winning smile and friend- ly manner have made him one of the best-liked teachers at our school . Upon graduating from Punxsy High in 1942, he served three and one- half years in the Navy. He received his Bache- lor of Science Degree in Education from Indiana State Teachers' College and his Master of Ed- ucation Degree in Educational Administration fromPennsylvaniaState University. lt is, there- fore, with pride and pleasure that we dedicate the 1955 issue of The Mirror to Mr. Harry Williams . lcgrif 'bn--f I f 1 Dedicaiion HE Seniors of 1955 also wish to dedicate this yearbook to Jane Ruth one of the most outstanding personalities of the class . Her ability to overcome a severe handicap has been an inspiration to all who know her. She has become one of the most popular members of the senior class . She serves as the capable president of the F. B. L. A., is a valuable member of the Hi Lights staff, and is co-editor for Public Relations . In addition, throughout her school years she has maintained high scholastic rating. After being on the queen's court in her sophomore and junior years, jane, as a senior, was elected Football Queen. We, the seniors, feel that this dedication is a fitting tribute to one of the finest persons we know. I img ytfzyyy ,gf .'.. sim Adminisfrafion AMES T. DOWNIE, superintendent of schools, is another administrative officer. l-le must work with the joint school committee to operate Punxsutawney schools efficiently. HE principal of the high school is Nelson H . Boyd. He is in charge of all school functions and is re- sponsible for various other duties as principal . ARVIN B. CLARK, assistant principal, teaches and has charge of visual aids . HE following interested citizens make up the joint School Committee. Without their knowledge and experience 1t would not be possible for the Punxsutavsmey Area joint System to function. The officers are George P Grube president, Charles H. Miller, vice presidentg Frank T. Harl, secre FRONT ROW left to nght Charles H Irvin Big Run Wade B. Haines, Punxsutammeyg Frank T. Harl, Ptmxsutawneyg Dorothy Grube Bell Twp Edward C Elbel Banks Twp BACK ROW, left to right: Robert l-I.Carrick, Punxsutawneyg Chester T. Kuntz Punxsutawney George P Grube Punxsurawney Clyde McKee, Gaski1lTwp.p Reed Sherry,'Canoe Independentg Charles l-l.Mi11er 8 I .ml k ll I 0 f NIR, NELSON H, BOYD X MR. MARVIN B. CLARK W 5-...L MRS. ALICE PARSONS MISS LOIS LOVE Secretary to Mr. Downie Assistant Secretary to Mx. Downie I MRS. SARA BELLE TRAVIS MISS MARY EMMA BRAUNNS - Attendance Officer Secretary to Mr. Boyd V 'H ' - , f 9 K Ivvgise- ,z In-f I I- Lx. F aculiy F aculfy Mr. Gerald Arnundson Social Studies Mr . Welton Austin Mathematics fl . J! Miss Harriet Bartow ff An 1, Art 'f X .fx ' , ' L LAD J I xx f--P J :.: Mr. Frank Basile C Mr . ennings Beam English Clarence Birmey Social Studies, Science 1. ' X Miss Edith Bowers Commercial Mr . John Brennan Social Studies ' . GeOgfaPhY A. at 'H reno AV: - X 'x 1 12 Mr. John Dougherty Academic Subjects Junior High Miss Mary J. Fenton Librarian ' Mrs . Alice G. Fetterman Home-:making Mr . Gerald Fetterman N I Commercial .II ', 1 I fa-. J PM af., 1 if , ' xi -YV., -,.. CULTIVATE THE SOIL Mr . Ray Caylor Social Studies Miss Miriam Cokely Latin, Social Studies !!,inQFg4w,, ua ,O,VJLQJ, Miss Estherj. Davis C Vocal Music 1 Lflwfgrd Mr . Clifford Doney Mathematics, Physical Education ,c 4 A I, wr' Mrs . Helen Greenawalt Assistant School Nurse john Gresock Academic Subjects junior High Mr . joseph Halchin Mathematics, Science Mr . Joseph Harrick Mathematics CONVEY KNOWLEDGE Mr. Noble V. Fritz Commercial Mr. George S. Gardiner , Industrial Arts W 'f, lj ' jx Cf' Mrs . Regina Garzoni Academic Subjects in Junior High Mrs. Ruth Goebel School Nurse 1 . f X' l Miss Mildred Krider Academic Subjects Junior High Mr . james Larkin Social Studies Miss Agnes Lowry Commercial William Mechling Agriculture 4 fl Miss Naomi North Dental Hygienist Miss Sara L. Pantall French, Social Studies Miss Edna M. Pifer Homemaking Mr. William Poux Physical E ucation f Pu PREPARE THE Clyde R. Meneely, Guidance, Science Elmer R. Miller Social Studies Q'-fr Melvin S . Mitchell Science Robert Moore Health WAY Mr. Francis J. Shaw English, journalism Mrs . Margaret Shaw English Mr. A . Herma.n Sherk Science Mr. William Shick English, Music SOW THE SEED Miss Dorothy Pringle 7 Social Studi s,4 cienc f' if M ms on ,f X English Mrs . Shelly Robinson Homemaking Mr. Donald Roderick Instrumental Music Miss Mariam Thompson Social Studies Miss Mary Jo Travis Physical Education Miss Rose Wargny Guidance and English Mr. Harry G. Williams Commgial I 7 '5 L fi 'TA-3 jay,-ML CLEAR THE Mr . Thomas Wilson Mathematics, Science Mrs. Dorothy M. Wood Art Mr. Merwin L. Wood Industrial Arts ,. A Richard Zelesnock Industrial Arts y W Z Lg Mr . POSTOFFICET? LOOKIN' IT OVER WAY 19 Seniors X Qi if , F A Www 4 ,E ,'x'A K 5 ' :zP34i'?', .. Q . -f Q .4 K . f A Q , ,MW W, Q f 'E' VMTN -1 ,, ,N ,qv .N , 4 32, 'fs - 'L e V H flffm 0 ,W 4 , ,, . '?'f:x'?'f:Z.fL- QQ, i - 1 - M V - ' ', . 'X Q? ..-Q, 11... M , fifvvyux 4 . ,A . 2 Q ' WS: x ' Senior Officers Furman, Wesley Wes A well-liked boy from Elk Run spends a lot of time in South Side. . .can usually be seen with Tom and Don. . .a member of the Thespian So- ciety . . .rates football as tops . VICE PRESIDENT Johnston. Phyllis Phyllis A tall girl enrolled in the Sci- entific course . . .member of the choir, Tri-Hi-Y and Sci- ence Clubs . . .favorite hangout is Mary Lou's house . . .capa- ble secretary of the .senior class . TREASURER PRESIDENT Lellock, John Ron Likable editor of The Mirror . . .enrolled in Scientific Course . . .lists baseball and basketball as favorite sports . . .favorite hangout is Big Run iusually seen with Mel and SECRETARY ' Gray, Melvin Mel Our popular variety show di- rector . . .often seen with Ron, Bill and Gabe . . .heads clerical staff on Mirror. . .enjoys listening to popular music. .. ambition is to go no college . U QM, W 1 ., . 1 ,r-I. , 1 4 SET THE WORLD ON FIRE SefIiOfS Aikens , Merle Chubbie A quiet Industrial Arts Student from Valier. . .lists swimming as favorite recreation. . .can usually be found holding up the bank. . .says senior year was the best. . .pals with Russ and jim . Anderson, Barbara Barb A vivacious gal enrolled in the Secretarial Course . . .hangs out at Pete's . . .member of G.A.A., Tri-Hi-YandF.B.L.A. . . .has a weakness for steak and french fries. . .usually seen with Margy . Anderson, Carol Carol A quiet gal from Timblin . . .en- rolled in the Commercial Cler- ical Course . . .usually seen with Anna Mae and Sis . . .fa- vorite recreation is skating . . . a square dancing enthusiast. Baranich, Paul Lefty One of our most ardent base- ball fans . . .enjoys playing ball immensely. . .enrolled in Industrial Arts Course. . .pals with Mike, Chook and Put. . . favorite hobby is loafing. . . calls Punxsy his hometown. Bamett, Elizabeth Liz A lovable girl who hails from Fairview . . .has been a peppy flag twirler for three years . . . weaknesses are cokes and po- tato chips . . .Dick rates tops with her. . .ambition in life is to get married. Barnett, Joarme jo A 'likable senior taking the Clerical Course . . .lists typing and history as favorite subjects . . .future secretary . . .usually seen at Pauline'shouse . . .pal with Pauline and Ann . Barrett, Frances Fran A blue-eyed, blonde! who spends a lot of time at Cen- tral Drug Store . . .member of Thespian and Library Clubs . . . pals with Pat, Barb, Nancy and Margy . . .ideal is friendly people.. .would like to be a telephone operator. Batina, joseph Jim Hails from Timblin . . .enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .favorite subject is shop. . . ambition in life is to get out of school. . .goes for popular music. . .says his senior year was best . Beatty, Carl Carl An Industrial Arts student in- terested in becoming a drafts- man. . .member of stage crew . . .lists freshman year as fa- vorite school year. . .pet peeve is women drivers . . .usually seen with Eugene, Carl and Gordon. Beezer, Gene Allan Rev A future minister. . .member of the Thespian and French Clubs . . .likes to play the .pi- ano and read. . .has a weak- ness for southem fried chick- en . . .works part time at Mc- Kenzie's Bakery . Berkey, Pauline Janey A basketball enthusiast from Snyder Hill. . .usually seen with Joanne and Dorothy. . .a chicken dimmer is her weak- ness. . .lists her junior year as tops . . .typing and history are her favorite subjects . Bianco , Gerald Jerry A nice looking boy from Wal- svon . . .likes to hunt and fish ...a 'future Navy man. . .ad- mits a weakness for girls . . . pals with Vinnie and Nick . . . sophomore year was favorite . ni. ., -'S Ta.. ,,. ik K'f Y' 'rf 'Q 5 ..7. IN Sel1iOfS GO HAND IN HAND Bianco, Pauline Anne A pretty cheerleader from Wal- ston . . .lists gymand business law as favorite classes... loves to dance. ..has a weak- ness for trumpet music . . .ac- tive member of G.A.A., Red Cross and Tri-Hi-Y. Boddorf, Charles Chuck A real friendly guy from 601 . . .hobbies are making air- planes and a certain girl on Greenwood Ave . . . .part time paperboy and a real cool trum- peter. . .ambition to be an e- lectrical engineer . Bodenhom, Eugene Tony A hillbilly fan from South Side -. . .future electrical engineer . . .likes algebra, square dances, and Marilyn . . .works at the greenhouse . . .usually seen with Gus at Brewer's Suoref Bowser, James jim A future civil engineer. . .en- rolled in the Scientific Course . . .chemistry and algebra rate high . . .usually seen with Herk, Russ, and Murf. Brestovich, Frank Frank Comesfto Ptmxsy from Juneau . . .taking the Industrial Arts Course . .1 .pals with Donygilm, and Tom . . .goes for blo es in a big way . . .says his junior year was best. . .an active member of the Conservation Club . Brohm, William Bill A mischievious lad . . .usually seen driving a blue Cadillac . . .favorite sports are football and basketball. . .usually seen with Dick . . .has a large col- lection of jazz records . Brosky, Donald Lee Herk Hails from Albion . . .usually seen on Fourth Avenue. .. thinks a lot of any quiet per- son . . .pals around with Phil, Russ, Jim. and Ribs. . .thinks a lot of that certain blonde . Brubaker, Suzanne Susie A fun-loving girl from Punxsy . . .enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .rates chemistry, Rock Hudson, football, and jitterbugging tops . . .usually seen with M.L., Suzy, and Liz. . .future vocation is nurs- ing . Buck, Delores Lee Dee A friendly gal from 601. . . pals with Bob, Mary, Ruth, and Joyce . . .ambition in life is to get married. . .usually seen at Pete's. . .freshman year was tops. . .plays inband . Buhite, Russell Russ Flame-haired jokester with a yen for Highland Ave. on Saturday night . . .pals with Bowser, Aikens, Herk and the boys . . .a good first base- man who enjoys all sports. . . wants to play pro -baseball . Bullets, Robert L . Goof A Timblin resident enrolled in the Scientific Course.. . enjoys hillbilly music and square dancing. . .would like to be a mining engineer.. . having fun is hi favorite hobby. . .pals with rold . Burkett, Anna Belle Ange A quiet lass who is enrolled in the Bookkeeping Course. . . enjoys roller skating, swim- ming, and driving the car . . . usually seen with Althea, Sarah, and Elva . . .would like to do office typing after grad- uation . GRIN AND BEAR IT Seniors Burkett, Boyd Fred Boyd A quiet boy from Markton. . . Marilyn Monroe rates tops with him . . .often seen usher- ing at school functions . . .likes to collect jazz . . .lists Burkett, Harold Harold Ari Industrial Arts student who hails from Timblin. . . enjoys football and stock car races . . .an avid hillbilly fan . . .pals with Bob and Dean . . . usually seen at Snyder's Store . . .senior year was favorite. Buren, Jake A likable fellow taking the Scientific Course . . .ambition in life is to be a pharmacist . . .usually seen with Ron and Tom . . .senior year rates tops . . .plays in Senior Band. . . weakness is good food. Burkett, Marjorie Margie A future Angel of Mercy from Albion . . .enjoys roller skat- ing, square dancing and hill- billy music . . .usually seen with Fran, Carol and Mary jane . . .senior year rates above the others . Burrell, Margaret Margy A very pretty blonde taking Secretarial Course . . .member of G.A.A., F.B.L.A. and Tri- Hi-Y . . .enjoys swimming and roller skating. . .weakness is a certain football player. . . pals with Barb, Nancy, Fran and Pat . Bush, Nancy Bushey-Hedge A cute brunette from 601 . . . enjoys dancing, swimming and watching TV. ..pals a- round with june, Carol Ann, and Betty.. .weaknesses are steak and spaghetti. . .thinks Arthur Godfrey and Friends are tops . Buterbaugh, joseph Joe A crew-cut Casanova from Big Run. . .enjoys listening to hillbilly music and square dancing. . .pals withBob, Paul and Harve . . .can he usually found at Bitter's Pool Room . Butler, Marjorie Margie A likable girl enrolled in Clerical Course . . .favorite hobby is art . . .hopes to con- tinue studying it. . .enjoys basketball and horseback rid: ing. . .pals with Deanna and Barb. . .senior year remains favorite . Campbell, Barbara Barb A quiet girl who hails from room 601 . . .enrolled in the Vocational Homemaking Course . . .member of the Sex- tette. . .works part time at Harl's Shoe Store . . .her ideal is a good looking guy from Du.Bois . Campbell, David Dave One of those boys from Har- mony. . .capable president of the V Conservation Club. . . blondes and redheads are his weaknesses . . .can usually be found at the C8rD. . .lists his senior year as best. Cappella, Mary Jane Mary A quiet senior taking Voca- tional Homemaking Course . . . lists English as favorite sub- ject . . .enjoys square dancing and hillbilly music . . .usually seen with Barb, Margie and Barbara. . .likes -to roller skate . r A -SEniOl'S THINK TWICE Carlson, Beverly Bev A light-hearted gal from An- ita with a winsome smile . . . collects jazz records . . .treas- urer of the junior class.. .a future nurse. . .works part time at McCrory's . . .usually seen with Joyce, jean, and Mo . Carlton, Mary Louise M.L. A popular gal from Punxsy . . . can usually be seen driving her station wagon or drinking lemon cokes at Feicht's. . . treasurer of the Latin Club and a hot drummer. . .future lies in a college education. Caylor, Lee Lee Xhuntlng and football fan. . . active vice president of Con- servation Club. . .enjoys chicken dinners and square dancing! . .pals with the Cool- spring gang. . .a future drafts- man . . .enrolled in Industrial Arts Course . Caylor, William Bill A handsome lad from Ringgold . . .likes football and basket- hall . . .ambition in life is to become a pilot. . .hangs out at Ho1ben's Store . . .favorite sport is swimming. . .pals with Bernie, Leroy, and Mer- vin. Cochran, Bonnie Bonnie A qu1etVocational Homemak- ing student from Coolspring ...has an ambition to be a seamstress . . .enjoys westem type music . . .rates her sopho - more year as best . . .favorite subjects are biology and homemaking . Couch, William Willie A hunting and fishing fan from Punxsy R.D.4?2...em'o1led in t.he Industrial Arts Course. . . enjoys swimming, square dancing and baseball . . .usu- ally seen with Dave Camp- bell . ,Mft ., .mg qua. ,K ' all r I' -26' Q Crawford, john Ribs Well-liked athlete enrolled in the Scientific Course. .. plans to attend college. .. secretary-treasurer of the Varsity Club.. .usually seen with Chas, joe, jim and Ish . . .an expert poolshot. Curry, Samuel T. Tom An ambitious lad from Elk Run. . .president of Art Club and Student Cotmcil . . .hopes to be a cartoonist or follow the business field. . .loves to relax or paint signs . . .admits his weakness is dimples . Davidson, Edith Snyder A friendly, well-liked hook- keeping student. . .enjoys pho- tography and sewing. . .would like to teach math. . .likes organ and piano music . . . rates her sophomore year as best. . .home is her favorite hangout. Dean, james jim One of those Big Run boys enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .has an ambition to make lots of money. . .enjoys hillbilly music . . .hunting and baseball are his favorite sports . . .senioryearwas best. Deemer, Barbara Barb A quiet girl from Big Run. . . enrolled in the Commercial Course . . .plans to be a sec- retary . . .a member ofF.B.L.A. . . .enjoys square dancing. . . pals with Sue and Ellen. Depp, Daniel Dan A dark-haired fellow from Hamilton . . .capable president of F.F.A. . . .plays clarinet in the band. . .enjoys hillbilly music and driving a black Chevrolet. KNOW A THING OR TWO Seniors Depp, Susan Sue A tiny red-haired girl from Juneau.. .likes to sew and dance.. .member of G.A.A., F.H.A. and F.B.L.A. ...lists senior year as her favorite . . . hopes to make future vocation nursing. Dinger, Margie Apetite girl. . .taking the Book- keeping-Commercial Course . . .wants to become a book- keeper and housewife . . . mem - ber of the G.A.A. . . .likes hillbillies and pops . . .usually seen with Fran. Dixon, Nancy A lively lass from Elk Run. . . future vocation is nursing. .. member of Science and G.A.A. Clubs . . .enjoys popular mu- sic . . .usually seen at the Elk Run Bakery with Sally and Betty Lou. Drummond, joan A cute blonde from East End . . .enrolled in the Commer- cial Course . . .member of G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y and Choir . . .ardent Glenn Miller fan . . . likes jitterbug, jazz and foot- ball games . Ecelberger, jack' One of those friendly Big Run boys . . .likes to hunt.. .goes for square dancing and jazz music . . .a future draftsman . . .works part time at the A8zP . . .baseball and basketball are favorite sports. Edmondson, Shirley A future Angel of Mercy... lists chemistry and biology as favorite subjects. ..Home Sweet Home is her favorite hangout. . .paints in her spare time. ..member of the Sci- ence Club. 'Qi A-Q 5 .1 is -' ss D ., H . ffm:-.:5:'EE':fg3ij' 5 'lf yifv 'EM V. 'Weir-75 Qilimwggs -555 I iyizirzpjk-Ljf'i ',g fi: X , i . . at E.. . . -v '2af'i si.. ,- .. , .. wigs. , fl? - . ,.., N 1- w - ,Sm .,2neg,fvz., , as M54 518695 ..e.r 'illd gg , , 5, i f-, Q V g .... k 'Q . . r'.e. ' H i lil Elkin, Daniel Danny A quiet boy enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .roller skating is favorite pastime . . .usually seen with Cookie and Buddy. . .plays trombone in the band. . .ambition in life is to be an electrical en- gineer . Engle , Shirley Shirl A talkative lass from Covode . . .would like to get married . . .usually seen with Cecile and Delores. . .likes to polka . . .enjoys baseball, swim- ming and English . . .fond of hillbilly music . Fagley, Sarah Sally A quiet girl from Jenks Hill . . .enjoys baseball and TV . . .dancing and classical mu- sic . . .works part time at Mc- Crory's . . .can usually be seen with Susan. . .lists bookkeep- ing as her favorite subject.. Falger, Nancy Nance A petite, likable girl en- rolled in the Liberal Arts Course...vice president bf Student Council, Co-Editor of Hi-Lights and president of Latin Club. . .a future ele- mentary teacher . Ferguson, Charles Chuck A tall Industrial Arts student from Hamilton. . .likes to hunt.. .enjoys hillbilly mu- sic . . .an ardent football fan . . .usually seen with joe and Tom. . .senior year was tops . F irment, George George A nice fellow enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .en- joys playing baseball and would not mind playing in the major leagues . . .hillbilly and polka music are his fa- vorites . 5:2335 s Seni0fS BUFFET THE wAvEs Frantz, Deloris Dee A cute brunette from Big Run . . .works part time at Mur- phy's . . .usually seen with Shirley and Cecile . . .lists bookkeeping and popular mu- sic as tops. . .favorite hobby is taking pictures . Fritz, Carole Ann F ritzie A peppy gal enrolled in the Secretarial Course . . .often seen at Feicht's Drug Store . . .sophomore year was fa- vorite . . .likes round dancing and popular songs. . .Ed rates tops with her. Fye, Tom Tom An en siastic hunting and fis q . . .pals with joe and Ch ck . . .lists shop as his favorite class . . .comes from Eleanora . . .enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course. . . senior year was best. Gahagan, Helen Snood A quiet gal from Porter... lifes ambition is to be a housewife.. .a certain boy from Ohio rates tops with her ...member of G.A.A. and F.B.L.A. . . .pals with Bev. Getch, joseph Bud Quiet Anita lad who likes school.. .pals with Tom and Chuck. . .likes to hear the Crewcuts...polka and jazz fan...enjoys roller skating and arguingwith girls . . .base- ball and football enthusiast. Gianvito, Anthony Tony A friendly lad enrolled in the General Course. . .can always be found with the Pine Street gang. . .lists economics and physics as favorite subjects . . .enjoys popular music, polkas and jitterbugs . 1 'S Gigliotd, Rachel Rae A snappy majorette from Walston. . .president of the Twirlers' Club. . .weaknesses are cokes and potato chips ...works part time at the Jefferson Theatre . . .ambition is getting married. . .usually seen with Polly . Goebel, Thomas Gabe A likable boy from town... assistant football manager. ambition is to go to Penn State. . .works part time as a lifeguard at the pool. . .can usually be found at the Y. . . member of the Science Club. Gre sock, Barbara Barb A friendly gal who hails from Horatio . . .often seen with Betty Lou, Mary and Sandy . . .enjoys playing the clarinet in the band. . .listens to hill- billy and popular music. . .a future secretary . Haag, Robert Hagg A future sailor who lives in Big Run . . .enrolled in the General Course . . .lists Gary Cooper as his favorite movie star. . .enjoys hunting, fish- ing and popular music. . .ex- cels in ice skating . Haines, Amos A hillbilly fan from Marchand . . .pals with Ray, Don, Paul and Richard. . .spends spare time driving and swimming ...vice president of F.F.A. . . .has a weakness for a cer- tain girl. . .enjoyed senior year best. Haire, Betty Lou Betts A pretty redhead who likes to hang out at the Elk Run Bakery . . .lists shorthand and busi- ness law as favorite classes . . .enjoys playing basketball . . .Ish rates tops with her. LOOK ONE IN THE FACE SeniOfS Haney, Sandra Sandy A quiet but pretty gal from Fairview. . .does baby sitting as part time job. . .usually seen with Martha, Wink and Betty Lou.. .lists business law as favorite subject...a football and basketball fan. Hardie, james jim A high scoring halfback from Elk Run. . .enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .seen with Serian, Betts, Ishman and Crawford . . .likes to hunt, fish and play football. . .fa- vorite recreation is sleeping. Hawk, Cecile Cecile A quiet girl from Canoe Ridge . . .a future lady Marine . . .usually seen with Shirley . . .enjoys football and bas- ketball . . .likes hillbilly mu- sic . . .lists freshman year as tops . Heitzenrater, Donald Heitz A handsome blond enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .plans to join the Marines . . .enjoys eating and sleep- ing. . .pals with Dick and Ron . . .has a hankering for hill- billy music . He itzenrater, Shirley Shirl Comes to P.H.S. fI0m Valief . . .taking the Vocational Homemaking Course . . .lists homemaking as tops . . .Harn- ilton is favorite hangout. . . usually seen with Ruth Ann and Phyllis . . .senior year was best . Hetrick, Clark , Satch A quiet boy who hails from Coolspring. . .likes econo- mics and basketball.. .am- bition in life is to join the Air Force or Army . . .likes to square dance. . .usually .seen with Ron, jim and Don. ' Hetrick, Harry An ardent baseball fan from Coolspring. . .spends most of his spare time inBrookville . . . usually seen with Sam, Lee and Clair. . .lists shop as his favorite subject. . .rates fresh- man year as tops. Hetrick, James Jim A capable co-editor of Public Relations from Coolspring . . .lists baseball as his fa- vorite sport. . .his weakness is blondes. . .pals with Ron and Boyd.. .his future am- bition is to be an accountant. Hetrick, Lou Etta Luigi A petite brunette from Dora . . .plans to become a beau- tician. . .sophomore year was best. . .usually seen with Martha and Leah. . .none like Eddie Fisher.. .enjoys jazz, skating and slow dreamy dance music . He trick, Philip Curly A Romeo taking the Scientif- ic Course . . .favorite subjects' are chemistry and algebra . . . part time job at Crissman's . . .member of the stage crew and Student Council. . .senior year was favorite . Hicks, Jack jack A friendly boy from Covode . . .enjoys hunting and all sports . . .wants to get a good job . . .enrolled in the Indus- trial Arts Course . . .thinks a certain girl is tops . Hilbers, Louise Weis A very charming and friendly blonde from The Hague . . .a future Angel of Mercy. . .a member of the Art Club... enjoys the tango, classical music and concerts . . .has a weakness for cauiy . I Seni0fS ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE Himes , Richard Dick A dark-haired boy from Porter . ..likes to eat and hunt... usually seen everywhere... thinks a certain girl named Maxine is tops . . .enjoys square dancing and hillbilly music. Hodgson, Martha Mart A talkative girl hailing from Cloe. . .taking the Clerical Course . . .likes swimming and football . . .member of the G.A.A. ...junior year was best. . .likes slow dancing. . . usually seen with Yolanda and Leah. Homan, Leah Little Leah A petite brunette from Mar- chand. . .lists S.O.P. and typ- ing as favorite classes. . . being a jtuiior in Mr . Doney's room was tops . . .has a weak- ness for men. . .enjoys foot- ball and baseball. Hoover, Ruth Ann Ruthie A friendly girl from Frostburg . . .excels in home economics class. . .usually seen with Shirley and Phyllis . . .liked her senior year best. . .weak- nesses are Henry j's . Y Homer, Shirley Shirley A quiet bnnfgtte . . .likes them tall, dark alid handsome . . . dislikes fast drivers . . .pals around with Sandra and Win- nie . . .has a weakness for chocolate cake . . .Home Sweet Home is her favorite hangout. Humble, Phyllis Phyl A cute blonde from Dora . . . secretarial student who abhors fast drivers . . .usually seen with Ruth Ann and Shirley. . . senior year was best . . .weak- ness is red hair. . .a Dale in her future . H Q K J ,-is ..'- :A f i Q . wg.. .. . I 23 . ' '-1J .,5,,Gs5f .Z- ,t .ff ..t. it 1 , t if , A .,.. . X 3 YR i w 'fm rw . Q0 Hutchison, Lois Hutch A vigorous gal enrolled in the Scientific Course. . .one of our peppy cheerleaders. .. president of the Science Club . . .thinks square dancing is tops . . .usually seen with the Big Run Kids . Hutmire, Glenn Gus A blond fellow from Punxsy . . .enjoys basketball andplay- ingpingpong. . .favorite hang- out is Brewer's Service Sta- tion. . .likes polkas and square dancing. . .usually seen with Deanne . . .lists senior year as favorite . Jeffries, Diane Jeff Our high-stepping drum ma- jorette who hails from 603 . . . an enthusiastic member of the Twirlers' Club. . .weak- nesses are spaghetti and pizza pie . . .usually seen with Herm, Kaza and Marcia. . .enjoys swimming . Johnson, Anna Mae Mae A girl wit.h a channing per- sonality from Timblin. . . spends most of her time writ- ing to a certain boy. . .weak- nesses are tall boys with black curly hair. . .enjoys watching TV .- Johnson, Bemard Bernie A dashing lad from Valier . . . drives a hot Ford. . .member of Conservation Club . . .pals with Duke, Butch and the gang from DuBois.. .usually fotmd at the square dances in Big Run. Johnson, Nancy Snuffy A likable, fun-loving West Ender . . .excels in algebra andphysics. . .works part time at the Public Library . . .has a weakness for tall boys . . .en- joys football and baseball. . . likes classical music . HOLD UP TO VIEW SEl1i0l'S Jones, Carol Ione sy A vivacious gal from Punxsy . . .enrolled in the Secretarial Bookkeeping Course. . .presi- dent of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . .pals with Tootie, Molly and Criss . . .usually found at Feicht's. . .enjoys dancing and swimming. Jordan, Dorothy Mae Dot A friendly gal coming from Oliveburg. . .likes nothing better than driving her dad's car. ..works part time at Murphy's . . .thinks a certain boy named Harp is tops... craves mashed potatoes . Jordan, Richard Rich A hillbilly fan from Covode favorites are football and wrestling. . .hangs out in the big town of Covode . . .wants to own a ranch. . .pet peeve is blondes. Kanouff, Shirley Jean Shirl A friendly lass from Juneau enjoys watching Dragnet and baseball. . .pet peeve is rainy days...has a keen interest in a certain boy in the Air Force . . .favorite year was her senior. Kaza, Alice Kaza A talkative girl with a per- sonality that's tops . . .one of our energetic flag twirlers. . . favorite year was sophomore . . .future vocation is to be a secretary . . .usually seen with Marcia, Pat and jeff . Keller, Elizabeth Betty A pleasant blonde from 603 . . .likes lots of pretty clothes ...pals with Carol Ann and Nancy .thinks a fellow named Fred is tops. . .plans to be a secretary . Kennedy, Eleanor June Jodey A friendly secretarial student from Grange.. .collects pic- tures as a hobby...enjoys football and basketball... thinks Bob is super. . .has a weakness for candy...pals with Nancy, Betty and Carol. Kephart, Diana Keppie A peppy head cheerleader who has a smile for everyone . . .president of the Thespians and director of the Variety Show. . .pet peeve is a quiet study hall . Ke slar, Sally Ann Sally Friendly redhead enrolled in the Homemaking Course. . . pals with Shirley, Nancy and Anna Mae. . .ambition in life is to marry a millionaire. . . senior year rates tops . . .en- joys the Eddie Fisher show. Koromaus, Elizabeth Ish One of our peppy cheerleaders . . .hails from Adrian. . .Latin is favorite subject . . .favorite recreation is dancing. . .pals with Barb, Shirley and Nancy . . .a member of the G.A.A. and Science Club . ,s ' Koromaus, Joseph Poncho One of our outstanding foot- ball players . . .comes from Adrian . . .likes nothing better than sleep. . .member of the Varsity Club. . .lists study hall as favorite class . . .usu- ally seen with jim . Kunselman, Floy Flip A model homemaking student from Hamilton. . .takes home- making seriously. . .likes bas- ketball, swimming and roller skating. . .usually seen at Dwight Sm1th's or with Donna, Joy or Eva . . .junior year was best . Seniors Kunselman, john Johrmy A quiet, industrious boy from 604 . . .takes the Industrial Arts Course . . .a former Ring- golder who now resides in West End. . .favorite year in school was junior . . .likes English and shop . t Kuntz, Deanne Kunie A cute redhead from West End. . .likes to draw and sew in spare time . . .plans to at- tend art school and become a fashion illustrator. . .vice president of Art Club. . .often seen with Gina . 1 Kyser, Donald Ky ser Comes from Elk Run . . .a member of the choir. . .fa- vorite hobby is stamp collect- ing. . .works part time at Elk Run Kendall.. .favorite sub- jects are English and world history . . .usually seen in the Ford. Lattimer, Linda K Slats A likable girl from Elk Run . . .has a part time job at Murphy's. . .hangout is the bakery. . .pals with Egg, Fuz- zy a.nd Horsie . . .has a weak- ness for fudge. . .a future Elorence Nightingale . Lingenfelter, Ronald Ron A future businessman from Sprankle Mills . . .collects stamps in spare time . . .pals with Jim, jake and Lorrain. . . enjoys polkas, popular music and football . . .senior year was best. Lloyd, Eva Myrtle Mert A blonde-haired girl from Hamilton. . .has a pleasing personality. . .has an ambition to be an airline hostess. . . certain boy named Tom rates high. . .can usually be found at Sheesley's house . mimi -1-' 5 i i nf' .JS xx ' SPARE NO PAINS London, Mary Elizabeth A quiet, attractive miss who likes sports . . .dislikes con- ceited people . . .usually seen with Russ, joy, Phyllis and Nancy . . .member of the Art Club. . .treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y . . .junior year was tops . Lovelace, Leah Mae A friendly girl from R.D.4f2 . . .enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .member of G.A.A., Band and Library Clubs... jimior year rates high . . .usu- ally seen with Lena and Lor- etta. Lowmaster, Betty Jean A charming blonde who en- joys a good football game. . . can often be seen at a movie . . .pals with Bonnell and Joyce. . .an active member of the F.H.A. ...rates senior year as favorite . Lowmaster, Jack jack A quiet lad from Glen Camp- bell . . .usually found at Wat- son's Service Station. . .fa- vorite recreations are hunting and fishing. . .would like to be a steel construction worker . . .enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . Lucas, Lena Lena A swell girl taking the Sci- entific Course . . .ambition in life is to become a nurse. .. a member of the G.A.A. and Science Clubs. . .pet peeve is stuck-uppeople . . .senior year was best . Lyons, janet Jann A sweet girl from West End . . .enrolled in the Vocational Hornernaking Course . . .a choir member for three years . . .weakness is a chicken dinner. . .likes square dancing and snappy marches. . .senior year was best. CROWN WITH succEss S6l1iOl'S Mack, Shirley A friendly gal from Punxsy . . .works part time at Cham- bers Hardware . . .enjoys typ- ing, reading and playing ten- nis . . .ambition is to become a telephone operator . . .usu- ally seen with Mary Cather- ine, Irene and Millie . Mahan, James Merle Jim A friendly hillbilly fan from R.D.4t3 . . .has a part time job as a painter . . .delights i.n teasing the girls . . .an enthu- siastic hunting fan. . .likes to square dance, play football and baseball . Mannerburg, Nora Mae A hillbilly fan enrolled in the Clerical Course. . .has anam- bition to go to the DuBois Business Training School. . . a member of the Library Club and F.B.L.A. likes to watch basketball . Mauk, Mary Delores A friendly senior from Spran- kle Mills . . .lists typing and Clerical Practice as favorite subjects. . .plays mushball in her spare time . . .plans to go to DuBois after graduation to Training School . McCormick, Mildred Millie An ardent Eddie Fisher fan . . .enrolled in the Commer- cial Bookkeeping Course.. . earns her money at G. C. Murphy Co. ...usually seen with Irene and janet . . .enjoys English and dancing. McDonald, Ella Hails from Timblin . . .en- rolled in the Vocational Home - making Course . . .member of the F.H.A. . . .ambition is to get married . . .can listen to hillbilly music anytime . . . thinks a boy named Sonny is grand . ' ' r McKee, Mary Irene Rene A quiet, friendly gal hailing from Big Run. . .a future stenographer. . .usually seen with Janet, Millie and Shirley . ..enjoys square dancing, hillbilly music and roller skating.. .works part time at White's Studio . McKee, Marian Butch A quiet lass from johnson- burg...has a weakness for men, especially Don. . . spends all her spare time at Clymer Roller Drome . . .Mid- westem Hayride rates tops with her. McMinn, Bonnell An amiable lass from Har- mony . . .no better form of transportation than a motor- cycle . . .takes great pleasure in eating good food . . .an am- bitious member of the F.H.A.' . . .senior year excels all others. McQuown, Deanne Horsle A peppy girl from Elk Rtm.'. . enrolled in the Commercial Course . . .favorite recreation is horseback riding. . .has a real weakness for baked beans and fudge . . .likes Rock Hud- son, square dancing, hill- billy music and Gus . Meanor, Joy Lynn- ' A petite girl from Woodland Avenue . . .future angel of mercy. . .hobby is collecting newspaper clippings . .' .junior class president . . .usually seen with Mary, Nancy and Phyllis . . .goes for' popular music . Means , Donna Donnie One of our high-stepping ma- jorettes . . .enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .looks to nursinglnthe future. . .spends free time horseback riding . . .enjoys football, popular music and biology . Seniors Means, james jim A quiet, freindly lad from 604.. .a hunting and fishing fan. . .liked his junior year best . . .baseball and football are favorite sports . . .never seen without jim . . .comes from Trade City . Mitchell, Ronald Mooch Comes to P.H.S. from Frost- burg . . .takes the Commer- cial Clerical Course. . .a foot- ball and basketball fan. . . ambition in life is to join the Armed Services . . .usually seen with Don and Howard. Mitchell, Thomas Mitch A very quiet lad who comes to us from Frostburg. . .excels in art, especially carving. . . lists algebra and art as his favorite subjects. . .usually seen with Ozzie and Ron. Morrell, Patricia Pat A lively lass who hails from 604 . . .member of the Mirror board. . .usually seen with Fran, Marg and Barb . . .would like to be a nurse . . .collects coins as a hobby . . .has a weakness for boys . Morrison, Rex Hard-working head of the Publicity Committee for var- iety show...plays a mean t!umpet...has a wealmess for chili and spaghetti. .. member of Latin and Science Clubs. . .often seen in Mar- chand. Motter, Joyce A quiet blonde from Harmony . . .likes to read and watch TV in spare time. . .dislikes stuck-up people . . .has a weakness for chocolate cake . . .lists football and basket-. ball as favorite sport. 35-7, RETURN THE COMPLIMENT in . L D p 1 . ws, . r ga' A. . yn 'F Q . 's 4 is -f 'f 'L 1121. v- an . ,..,,. y, sliis K A i if 1' is Mowrey, Sara Anne Sally A friendly girl who thinks Elk Run is tops. . .a future nurse . ..likes chemistry, popular music and basketball. . .usu- ally seen with Betty Lou and Nancy. . .works part time at Murphy's . Newcome, Howard Ossie A tall Elk Rtmner who appears shy . . .inseparable with his Model A and hates people who tell him what it isn't worth ...Ideal is John D. Rocke- feller. . .spends most of his time up at the Airport Barn. Ott, Ruth Little Boots A talkative gal from Adrian . . .enrolled in the Clerical Course.. .usually seen with Louise, Ruby and Diane . .. ambition is to go to New York City. . .favorite classes are typing and business law. Pagent, Patricia Pat A ,friendly girl coming from Altoona in Senior year . . .en- rolled in General Course . . . talented singer . . .ambition is to be a nurse . . .ideal is Mike Kyper. . .pet peeve- -conceited boys. Painter, janet Kitty A talkative girl enrolled in the Commercial Course . . . transfer student from Brook- ville. . .pals with whom she is usually seen, Chuck, Harold and Frank.. .favorite sports are swimming and basketball . Patterson, Carol Arm An attractive girl from Big Run . . .enrolled in the Secre- tarial Course . . .vice president of G.A.A. . . .values her scrap- book of football games highly . . .has weakness for jewelry . . .plays clarinet in band. P'W ., i -ii 'IW DO A Goon TURN Sel1i0fS' Patterson, Irma A very talented member of the senior band . . .secretary of the Thespian and Science Clubs . . .enrolled in the Sci- entific Course. . .enjoys square dancing. . .pla.ns to go to Penn State after graduation. Peace, Ruby Boots A friendly gal from Punxsy. . . enrolled in the Secretarial Course. . .usually seen with Ruth, Mary and Joanne . . .am- bition is to be a business woman . . .collects snapshots . . .prefers hillbilly music. Pfeufer, Donald Butch A handsome Scientific towner ...ideal is A1 Einstein... hates cats with pegged pants . . .wants to continue his schooling and hunt moose in Canada. . .seen with Gene, Ribs, Ozzie and Bill. Pierce, Delores Dee A shy girl taking the Secre- tarial Course. . .favorite hobby is reading. . .has a part time job baby sitting. . .pet peeve is a show off. . .usually seen with Nora, Ruth and Ruby . . . likes to watch jack Webb . Pifer, Gaynelle Gay A cute brunette from Big Run . . .favorite classes are S.O.P. and shorthand. . .member of the Sextette for three years. . . vice president of F.B.L.A. . . . thinks a certain boy from Big Run is tops. Rager, James Jim A husky lad from johnsonburg . ..works on a farm in sum- mer. . .likes Dragnet and hill- billy music . . .pals with Pete, jack and Elmer. . .enjoys baseball and wrestling. . .fa- vorite subject is math . Rahn, Virginia Gina A friendly girl with big brown eyes from Punxsy . . .likes tall, brown-haired, brown-eyed boys . . .member of Camera Club and G.A.A. . . .favorite year was sophomore . . .would like to go to college. Ray, james Jim Quiet lad hailing from Big Run . . .enrolled in the Bookkeep- ing Course . . .lists economics as favorite subject . . .pet peeve is teasing girls . . .futurwi am- bition in life is to jfpf- the Army. . .usually seen 3 and Bob . ,Q lk Raybuck, Lorrain ll I A friendly lad from S Mills. . .capable secr L F.F.A. .. .lists and English as favorite' ...farms as a part , . . .has a weakness f F and money. . .jazz fan . Reed, Elmer ' Hails from Ringgold. . .taking the Industrial Arts Course. . . favorite subject is math... likes hunting, fishing and jazz music . . .usually seen with John, jim and Bill. .. plans to he a veterinarian. Rhodes, Eleanor El Comes from Panic. . .enrolled in the Vocational Homemak- ing Course . . .wants to become a good housewife . . .member of the F.H.A. and G.A.A. .. . seen with Janet and Cathie . . . says senior year was best. Rolls, Eugene Rolls A handsome fellow enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .usu- ally seen driving the Nash. . . treasurer of the Student Coun- cil . . .favorite hangout is the hill. . .pet peeve is dizzy dames . . .pals with Don, L. andXElmer. VT , A Seniors' Roseman, George A handsome lad from 605. . . enrolled in Commercial Course . . .capable treasurer of the F.B.L.A. . . .enjoys hunting, square dancing and baseball . . .works part time inStewart's Drug Store . . .liked senior year best. Rossi, Yolanda YO A well-liked Clerical student from town. . .a certain boy from Sykesville is tops . . .can usually be found at Mary's ...enjoys football, baseball and swimming. . .likes to dance . . .belongs to the G.A.A. and F.B.L.A. jame s Rudy pleasant Big Run lad taking Bookkeeping . .usually seen hot- the Chevy. . .likes to and fish. . .member of and Conservation .spends Saturday nighe mare dancing. Ruth, Jane Janie A pretty lass from Hamilton . . .popular football queen. . . president of F.B.L.A. and co- editor of Public Relations . . . ambition is to be a teacher or missionary . . .usually seen with Nancy, Gay and joyce. Sawyer, Samuel Farmer A cheerful fellow with a big friendly smile. . .goes for square dancing in a big way . . .member of the Science andUshers' Clubs and Student Council. . .pet peeve is con- eited people . icanwartz, Myrna Leone Mo X s from Anita.. .enrolled ientific Course. . .sings Sextette. . .thinks Mr. gym class is tops y seen with Bev, rma . . .plays trom- Llf ition is to be- ' rse. K Ci 5 R 4' -9 rar X , tx . if f, V, 5 I In I-fl f 'Z' . S! 1.-c HOLD Y SN. ' sad X ,puff x t -af-f QQ jd - wav. ,. asm- z A OUT A HELPING HAND is . . Q gif' . 1. Wg, v I , wi ,fart , v i ,r Wi.., .5 - it .sw .t..:,. K K wa fs: , fbi? - . I 36' Serian, joseph Big Joe A husky lad. . .plays football and basketball . . .hangs out at the pool room. . .seen with Chuck, jim, Jack and joe. .. member of Conservation Club . . .favorite subjects are alge- bra and chemistry . Shafer, Shirley Shirl A quiet homemaking student from Ringgold . . .enjoys roller skating, hillbilly music and spaghetti . . .an active member of F.H.A. and G.A.A. ...junior year was favorite . . .thinks Eddie Fisher is tops. Shaffer, Edwin Ed A jazz fan from Punxsy... plays a hot trumpet. . .usually found in Rossiter with his main weakness, Sally... spends his time working on the Packard...usually seen with Rex and Bill. Shaffer, JoAnn Tony A quiet gal from Coolspring . . .wants to attend a business college in the future. . .mem- ber of a girls softball team in 1954. . .an active member of the F.B.L.A. and G.A.A. Shaw, Diane Snow Ball A popular lass who came to us from Erie . . .can usually be seen with the gang, in the red station wagon. . .member of Hi-Lights . . .her future voca- tion is to be a primary teacher . Sheesley, Carol Ann A sweetgalfromPtu1xsy. . .en- rolled in the Vocational Home- making Course. . .part time job at the jefferson Theatre . . .lists English, baseball and going to the movies as favorites. . . liked senior year best . BE or soon HEART Seniors Shields, Evelyn Eveie A quiet gal hailing from Covode.. .part time job at McCrory's . . .lifes ambition is to be a telephone operator ...pastime is driving cars and tractors . . .pals with Jo- Ann and Janet. Shields, Raymond Ray An enthusiastic hunting and fishing fan from Snyder Hill ...treasurer of F.F.A. . . .fa- vorite classes are Economics and Agriculture. . .goes for cute hrtmettes. . .works part time at Benson's Poultry market. Shirey, Paul R . Paul A future farmer hailing from Sportsburg. . .member of F.F. A. . . .a certain brunette rates tops on his list. . .enjoys hunting. . .favorite hangout is Snyder Hill. . .pals with Ray, Rich and Amos . Shumaker, Barbara Barb A petite girl from Timblin taking the Vocational Home- making Course . . .likes foot- ball and basketball. . .ambi- tion is to become a housewife . . .favorite sport is roller skating. . .usually seen with Shirl and Bea . Sibley, Marcia Sib A cheerful gal with lots of personality. . .cheerleader in both jtmior and senior high . . .can always be found at a square dance . . .member of F.B.L.A. and G.A.A. ...pals with Kaza and Jefferies . Simon, John Simon A basketballplayer with a yen for doing nothi.ng . . .usually seen at Hoot's with Zeke . . . favorite TV program is the in- visible man after the station signs off. . .favorite year in school is the thirteenth. -in-Q .ff f A Q 515 , - i - 4 1' i Y' A ' fail A .B Q as , . . .. . V L. ' , ' ei , .E - ,, ... , ' ' , . . . , X 13, L wgs , uifm. -f gags. -L A A Ei5f:'.- .E 'xI'fifi,' i5f?'f5li , kfgiffji - S2255 is X f. 124121-- F , -' ' , . . '?s'l,'w. ', Wai' -' - 2,252 ' - :ff ' f ' - im--r g - fi. . ,jr ' ' ',f:g... I'-,I .ii ?f : i.!g5S3',E , . .. Ag, . Siverling, Carl Tike An Industrial Arts student ...member of Conservation Club. . .favorite hangout is Ossie's car. . .recreation is sleeping. . .hillbilly music rates tops on his list . . .pals with Rolls and Simon . Sloniger, Robert Bob A friendly fellow from South Side. . .favorite class is busi- ness law. . .works part time at the A8tP...usually seen with Sam, Tom and Jim... basketball is favorite sport. Smith, Janet Ellen Jan Our capable student director of A.A. . . .would like to polka and enjoys popular music . . . can usually be seen with Joyce, Patty, Irene a.nd Miller . . .would like to get a govern- rnent job in Washington D.C. Smith, Janice Smitty A dark-eyed beauty who hails from Big Run. . .football and hillbilly music rate high with Smitty. . .a regular at the square dances with the Big Run Gang. . .in the French horn section of the band . Smith, Mary C . Kathy A sweet little gal from 605 . . .member of the F.B.L.A. and G.A.A. . . .weaknesses are cute boys and steaks . . .pals with Shirley, Wilma and Joan . . .would like to attend Busi- ness College. . .pet peeve is teasing boys . Smith, Mervin Duke A likable fellow from Albion . . .plans to.enter the Air Force . . .senior basketball manager ...has a weakness for cute girls . . .a member of the Sci- ence Clu.b. . .pals with Bernie, Butch, Rick and Dick. H n Seniars sTRlvE TO some PURPOSE Smith, Nancy Smitty A Vocational Homemaking student who hails from Juneau has a wealmess for milkshakes . . .pals with Shirley, Sally and Anna Mae. . .likes to roller skate and drive a '44 Chevy. Smith, Suzanne Suzy A vivacious gal from Punxsy . . .enrolled in the Scientific Course . . .ambition is to at- tend college. . .strikes the bell-lyre in thehband. . .enjoys Latin American music. . .her ideal is jack Webb . Smith, Wilma Smitty A sweet gal from 605 who hopes to be a teletypist some- day . . .pals with Mo and Mary . . .her wealcness is Dick. . . ideal-anyone who has made a success in life.. .member of the band . Snyder, Daryl Dardahl A dark-haired , boy hailing from Timblin . . .does farming as a part time job.. .enjoys swimming and baseball. . . favorite subjects are shop and gym . . .rates his senior year best. Snyder, Mervin Snyder A quiet boy enrolled in Com- mercial Clerical Course. . . favorite sport is baseball. . . usually seen with Ron and Goof. . .favorite movie stars are Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe . . .weakness is good looking girls . Snyder, Ronald Kefauver A friendly boy hailing from Timblin . . .a part time job as acoal miner . . .favorite sport is baseball . . .enjoys hunting and women . . .usually seen at Snyder's along with Tom, Merv and Goof . Snyde r, Thomas Otley Industrial Arts student from Timblin. . .works part time on the farm. . .likes swimming, Jane Russell and Marylin. . . hillbilly music sends him. . . ideal is an easy job with a lot of pay . Spencer, Kenneth Ken A hunting enthusiast from jolmsonburg . . .enrolled in t.he Industrial Arts Course. . .one of the JV football players. . . sophomore year was his fa- vorite. . .usually seen with Dale and Howard . Sprartkle, Robert Bob An Industrial Arts student from Juneau...senior year was his favorite...usually seen with Lon White. ..fa- vorite sport is baseball...a hillbilly fan and swimming enthusiast...thinks shop is tops. Stahlman, Terry Tex An industrious lad from Grange . . .spends much time hunting . . .lists shop as his favorite class . . .petpeeve is showoffs . . .usually seen with Rich. . . enjoys watching Dragnet . States , Barbara Barb A lovely blonde from Smith- port. . .enjoys playing the piano and basketball . . .weak- nesses are handsome boys. . . president of F.H.A. a.nd sec- retary of junior class . . .am- bition in life is to be a 4-H extension worker. States, Darrel Duck Arugged center on the football team . . .dislikes showoffs . . . enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .enjoys hillbilly mu- sic and square dancing. . . one of the more active mem- bers of the Conservation Club . LEAVE NO STONE UNTURNED Seniors Stear, Darlene Darling A likable girl from 504. . . plans to get married someday . . .lists typing and shorthand as favorite subjects. . .enjoys listening to hillbilly music, especially Eddy Arnold. . .can be found with jane, Barb and jean. Stewart, janet Jan A pleasant girl from 504. .. likes business law, football, hillbilly music and a boy named Ken. . .liked her junior year the best. . .wants to be a secretary now, housewife later. Stewart, William Comes to P.H.S. from Knox- dale.. .enrolled in the Indus- trial Arts Course.. .member of the Camera Club and Visual Aids. . .loves to be out hunt- ing anytime.. .usually seen with Lon White and Gary Van- Leer . Stiteler, Virginia Ginger A cute blonde enrolled in the Homemaking Course . . .fa- vorite sports are swimming and skating. . .life ambition is to be an airline hostess. .. her ideal is a tall, dark and handsome man...pals with Nancy and Shirley . 'Stiver, Nancy jean Nancy A future business teacher from Elk Run. . .1953-54 cheer- leader . . .works part time at W.P.M.E. . . .usually seenwith Barbara and jane . . secretary of F.B.L.A. . . .likes semi- classical music and her sen- ior year best. Stuchell, Ronald Stuch A quiet lad from Elk Run . . . enrolled in Industrial Course ...Conservation Club mem- ber. . .works at Smart Shop . . . has a weakness for pretty girls and cars. . .hunting and eating are his favorite hobbies . . .enjoys hillbilly music . flaw .Ji Stumpf, Paul Skeets A tall lad who hails from Big Run. . .ambition is to join the Navy . . .wealcnesses are ven- ison and rabbit meat.. .usu- ally seen with Bob, jim and Harv . . .lists physics and shop as favorite classes . Swanson, Nancy Nancy A likable blonde from town . . .would like to be a secre- tary. . .enjoys popular music . . .usually seen with Phyllis, Barb and Margy . . .lists junior year as favorite . . .favorite hangout is Pene's . Taylor, William Bill A handsome lad who hails from Cloe. ..favorite sports are hunting and baseball. .Q usually seen with Dean and Jim...part time job at the A8zP . . .enjoys popular music . . .ambition in life is to be a game warden. Timblin, Harvey Harve A friendly lad enrolled in In- dustrial Arts Course . . .likes to hunt and fish better than anything else.. .plans to go to Canada some day . . .weak- ness is agood venison steak . Tronzo , Louis Lou A good-looking boy from Elk Run. . .vice president of the Varsity Club. . .works part time at MacKenzies Bakery . . .enjoys popular music. . . member of the Conservation and Latin Club . Umbenhocker, Donna jean A hillbilly fan enrolled in the Commercial Secretarial Course . . .hails from Timblin . . .has a part time baby sit- ting job...favorite sport is baseball. . .senior year was best. SeniOl'S LABOR UNDER DIFFICULTIES Umberhocker, Violet Violet A quiet girl enrolled in the Commercial Course .. .calls Timblin her hometown. . . pals with Donna, Ella Mae and Deanne . . .weaknesses are ice cream and cake... favorite sports are baseball and football . VanLeer, Gary Van A dragnet fan enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . weakness is spinach . . .square dancing rates high. . .ambi- tion in life is to join the Air Force . . .usually seen with jack, Bill and Carl. Villella, Vincent Vinnie A flash of lightning in a foot- ball game . . .hails from Wal- ston . . .lists sports and eating as his favorite pastime . . . member of Varsity and Con- servation Clubs . . .hillbilly tunes and polkas are his favorites . Vitello, jean A cute colorguard from Anita ...president of the G.A.A. ...rates gym and study as her best subjects...has a weakness for a certain boy named Bill...can usually be seen with Bev and Darlene. Wachob, Helen Louise A Vocational Homemaking student from Big Run . . .likes dancing, talking, popular mu- sic, and boys with curly black hair. . .senior year rates tops . .pals with Dee and the Kramer gang. Ward, William Bill A quiet Industrial Arts student from 504 . . .says football is his favorite sport . . .enjoys swimming and listening to popular music. . .football,man- ager and treasurer of Conser- vation Club. . .senior yearwas the best . j .4 ...Q H -,L .... a s t .- .1 . . f 5? , .H+ Q ,U gf 3 -A 39 at J M' f' -c Weaver, Beverly Jean A friendly girl who hails from Porter. . .a member of the Commercial Club and G.A.A. enjoys hillbilly music, square dancing, swimming and gym class . . .ambition in life is to get rich . Weaver, Sara Jean Sally A fun-loving girl from Punxsy RD33 . . .excels in art and de- sign.. .an ardent badminton and baseball fan. . .senior year was the best. . .future nurse . . .capable secretary of the Art Club. White, Lon Whitey A humorous guy from Juneau . . .enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course. . .pet peeve is teasing . . .wealmesses are redheads . . .favorite subject is mathematics . . .loves hunt- ing and football.. .can listen to hillbillies and polkas any- time. White, Sara Dee Doll A lively girl who comes from Big Run. . .favorite hangout is home sweet home . . .member of F.H.A. and B.L.A. . . .hopes to be a future secretary. . . weaknesses are tall, dark boys. . .pals with jan Stuart. Whitesell, Barbara Ann A friendly senior from Grange taking the Clerical Course . . . ambition is to get married loves homemade chili. . .' 4. a weakness for brown eyes . enjoys listening to the Pop. Shop. . .likes to square dance . Whitesell, Emilie jane 7 A quiet girl with a smilefor everyone. . .lists typing and shorthand as favorite subjects . . .a reporter for the Hi-Lights . . .ambition in life is to be a private secretary. . .usually seen with Darlene and Jean . LOOK BEFoRE You LEAP SEHIOIS Williams, Winiired Wirmie A clerical student from Fair- view who possesses a win- ning smile. . .would like to go to Bible School . . .works part time at McCrorys' . . .often seen with Sandra, Martha and Shirley . . .rates senior year as tops . Wise, Betty Betty A television fan from North Freedom . . .member of the Art Club and F.H.A. . . .would like to get a good job. . .usu- ally seen with Sara, Winifred a.nd Shirley. ..likes to roller skate . Wulfert, Molly Molly A future airline hostess or bookkeeper. . .rides the bus from Rockester Mills . . .en- joys typing class and writing to Don. . .hates to get up in the morning. . .member of the Commercial Club . Yeaney, Robert Bob A qu.iet lad taking the General Course . . .hails from Dutch- town. . .works part time at the Starlite Drive-in Theatre . . .a member of the Art Club . . .u- sually seen with Zeke, Fred and Henry . Zolner, David Zeke A good-looking boy from East End . . .enrolled in the Indus- trial Arts Course . . .spends free time working on cars . . . pals with John, Paul, Bob and Bill . . .pet peeve is girls who go steady. LEARNING HOW STICK IT GOOD Underclassmen Q,..W,,0-A AWN x W. 1...-www' Wmflxy., ,f Www-.Q, ,MN-. ,M we 4 .-,,- K , S5 5 ' H A NNN It OFFICERS: William Decker, Vice Presidentg Nancy Sheesley, Treasurerg Barbara Rahn, Secretaryg Odgen Thompson, President. D 1 bfi? rf r Q 1-xx R - '44 Juniors Wil? nx- X D S v- Row 1: R.A1exanderg L. Anthony: R.Astorinog I. Atchesong F.Baran: D. Bargerstockg A. Barnett, R.Barnett. Row 2: R. Barrett: E.Baum- gartnerg S. B.Beckg R. Bish: S.Bish: E.Boddorfg G. Bod- dorf: R.Bofinger. Row 3:LL. Boring: I. Boucher L.Bower : .Brashg M.Bro- sky: S.Bundy: E-.EHLRBIIG P. Carithers. Row 4: H.Caylor: T. Chambers: D.Chapmang R.Char1es: S.C1arkg J. Coleman: J.Co1kitt: P. Conners. Row 5: R.Couchg D.Couser: J.Crissman: N.Crissman: E.Curry: W. Decker: P. De- Foor: F. DeHaven. Row 6: T. Demkog H. Depp: L. Depp: D. Diehl: E. Dun- kel: R. Edmiston: J.Egg1e- stong E.Elbel. Row 7: A.Ewing: D. Fair- mang E. Farbog I. Ferrara: S. Fike: D.Finley: J. Frank: C.Fur1. 9 w 9' .2 ,V,.. . OVERCOME THE OBSTACLE . '9ii4Q1:W?ls'i ' . L ' 1 ...H . l . lell. I I 4 D - 5,9 y: ,gr - L. K wr 'P V pt X -. N eg.: . ,, 1 . .H N A Q .ff l .k g , . . . , l . , - .. , i . ..... 40 ' lx 5 'QL ' C5 in ' 29' 4 C 5 as-F . 1. ,L 'f' l 'L ... H .,,, 'Af 1' ' . 'A' fl I MQW' X . gg... 'r 7 - f f, 1 1 K l . aa 1 + f ' i f ' R. 5. -u Q ' - L I-. . K H S , -w . 595' . .... . . - f . . .:.. an Q. .Jim 7.11 . . ' i7 'l' . ib Li. df ' . : -':f ...L : . . 5 lg. .-9: : an . B. - , L f . .sl LM ,, yxgxge, . Q17 7 4 K mcg, ' 1. Er fi all -- 3 1 ..,,.. . I I , . . .Q 'z. l .,.. .. 6 .. , .L Q ..:. . . ,k,,: . I . -kV- M l,,, . I 1 A . Q 1 r w y wghw . -5 1 G if ,,. , :.lV Brix V QQ ' l R f G a ' :: ' l i b .. L H Y . M .-,.Ik-. ' ., ... ,,,. ...K f , , .A,,. 2. -1.5 1 1 L Q.- . Vg, f f. V ' if Z3 L , . 'W ,-i::2' l' I Y , fl 7 xl. . .,., .1 , yyrf L Q. kr .,,,,,.. . y 'Qin 1 L. .- :aQF'iv.'. . 2:,- ff.Qi'f ,' -H . .45 8 Row 1: T. Galbraith: M. Galbraith: M. Gamble: D. Gaston: M. Geer: G. Gibson: P. Gourleys E. Grahame. Row 2: B. Graulz I. Gray: I. Gray: M. Grazier: K. Grindle: L. Grose: E.Grove: I. Grube. Row 3: R. Grube: D. Harkle- road: M. Hartzfeld: W. Henneman: H.l-letrick: L. Hetrick: C. Hicks: E. Hilliard. Row 4: C.Himes: D. Himes: L. Himes: A. Hin- derliter: R. Hinton: W. ' .. .N Hobba: G. Hockenberry: L. Hoffman. Row 5: I. Hogan: M. Hol- Iabaugh: C. HomanrL. B. Huey: I. Humble: E.Hums- man: R. lshman: H.Jeffer- R- ies. - . f f Row 6: C.Iohnson: R.Iohn-' ,lf , son: I. Jones: N. Kellar: R. V' Kelsey: L.Kennedy: A. f, Kephart: N. Kerr. . W, I 'xl' H lfpw 7. G.K1eh1: J.1cieh1. L. Kotulai I. Kovalak: S. Kromer: I.Kunse1man: E. Lantz: W. Laque.' Row 8: N. Leckvarcik: L. Lellock: S. Levy: C. Lin- genfelter: T. Lingenfelter: F. Lohrg N. Loveless: C. Lyle. Row 9: R. Lyle: J,Maddoxg L. Mallerres I.Mannqr: W. I.Mannerberg: R.Marsha11: I. Mauk: N. Mayes. Row 10: S.McCormick: F.McCullough: W.Mc- Dowell: M.McGee: M.Mc- Indoe: D. McKee: R. Mc- Kibben: R. McLaughlin. 1 gg. ax 3 -an ff Ku: - as . .jQ.,17'T',.. Xl L7 HAVE GOOD FORTUNE wg J X 1 ' . YL 6 3 L V, nf N ,, V y. I Q 1. A? F 'Q gy 5 I 4' 1' 1214: . . .ee 4 sg ,.. ttie P Q IIE. fi! f ..,, L . X , . i , I - ,V .LV an 'I , Q OO4 ,-f 5. K. L Q: Q., ...Q X? 1 W' -ff, . , XV . Nw . ' I Uh ffhl .............' - H K ,4 Y W .K K ar , V, , A X 3,51 K 6- ,. , W' , 'H 1' S ' s L . W' I I V -f,- 4 I 1 . g V . .- I , s O 1 ' A -1- V L i Flfn in 4. -an. ' ' ' V W ' . W e ' - H, 11 f-1A, f .. M.-V ,,g -wsfff-Y' i ii '-- ' - A' ' in I I 5 , , .v,, .. M12 . , 1 Y ,Q 'Qi 1 , 4 4 VW! K O 6 , r J? s as .. AO , K . hi X wg ,Ml S . K - 21 A I' 1 I , fill' f . 1 ' . fs. 1 ,, .,,. ,, .,. ,. . S , . N . , V Mi.. ' - , X, - . ,. - , , V V :A S I , . K. , , . ., ,... f Lv-mi . ' ' , f ml' W L S i 2 ' iwiii feilffiiinf ., .1 fr..- : Row 1: H. McQuown: R. McQuown: K.Meck1ey: J. Meenan: S.vMennert.i: J. Mills: I. Mohney: J. Moore. Row 2: C. Neal: D. Neal: R. Nelson: W.Nicho1son: R. Oatman: E.O'Hara: K. Patterson: R. Pattison. Row 3: B. Pearce: C. Pearce: D. Peron: P. Pierce: N. Pifer: L. Platt: D. Plyler: L. Plyler. Row 4: B. Rahn: W. Ran- kin: R. Rasavage: T. Rees- man: D. Regi: L.Rema1ey: F.Rend: M.Rhodes. Row 5: N.Ritz: E.Roseman K. Sankey: E. Schrecengost: M. Schwitzer: D. Shaffer: E. Shaw: J. Sheesley. Row 63 N. Sheesleyg J. Sheofgaky: M. Sherry: L. Shields: W. Shields: I. Shir- ey: R. Shobert: B. Siverling. Row 7: M. Skarbek: M. A. Skarbek: S. Sleeg D. Smelko: A. Smith: C. Smith: D. Smith: N. Smith. Row 8: P.Smithg R.Smith5 R.Smithg R.Smith: I.Spen- cerg J.Spencerg L, Spencer: E. States. Row 9: M. States: R. Stein: J. Stellabutog K. Stephens: E. Stewart: L. Stiver: M. Stiver: W. Stuchell. Q .1 Row 10: F.Swansong M. Swanson, S.Swartzg L. Tewart: L.Thomas, W, Thomas, O.Thompson, A.Titus. HOLD UP YOUR HEAD 3 t .f o ee ff . 1 .. .. t f.. --f ii 'M It Elhfig- f ' Q 1 .. N A? .. :' T 3 ,'z' 3 K ,ff K' KK GOING DOWN b NO KIDDIN 1 Row 1: V. Todd: V. Trout- mang A. Tyger: S. Tyger: T.Viteg H.Wachob: K. Wachob: A. Walker. Row 2: E.Wa1ker: V. Weaver: J.We11si B.Wi1de- son: B. Williardz E. Williard B. Wilson: M.Wineburg. Row 3: K.WOl'ldCl'liI1g: R. Yasolskyg I. Yeagen L. Young: N. Zufallg M. E. Grubeg D. Hoffmang C. Little. Row 4: W. Phillips. 9 nu A 47 S S Sophomores l jk A ,.,,EI,. , OFFICERS: Andrew Sheesley, Vice President: David Gaston, President: Barbara Caylor, Treasurer: Carol MU Falger, Secreperyk xidafi? i, OX! . an 1: ZQC . HNa,i3f Y' 0 ' I 1 -' . .WRX W? 'aw V HX x! U NE I h ' O X71 . , A Y Y X .'-, R 1 H l S S - ':1' Q k ' S ' 3 f:- -: ':'V ' a'rr V ,. . ' 'X rrar V . '45 , -W- . A ge : ' - S : 1 S . JF' 'FL Us ' ' 'f QQ' L- , f S lna 'S .. l of , 'Qin S aa . f 3 a 1 , . . -kkr EC W mf : V: . Qrar S .Q ' S f. V E : ,.. r ,. ff ...f ,Q km VA, J .... rf:-J Q2 3 M A 1 QW wa we :rs 'Aa g ' Qu ff Row 1: F.Acre: J.Air- good: S. Airgood: C.A1- lison: J. Anderson: J. An- derson: J. Anthony: C. Astorino. Row 2: W.Babco: G. Bal- arillo: T. Barilarg K. Basile: D. Beatty: J. Beatty: R. Beatty: V.Bcck. Row 3: J.Bel1: S.Bender: H.Bennett: A.Berkey: S. Bish: P.Bishop: C. Boddorf: E.Bonhwick. Row 4: E.Bowcrs: E.Bow- ser: D. Brash: E.Brooks: J. Buhite: A.Burkett: S. Burkett: T. Bush. Row 5: N.Buterbaugh: S, Buterbaugh: S. Campbell: S.Campbell: B.Carey: L. Cary: B. Caylor: B. Caylor. ' . Q M S X I ROW 6: R. Change: N. , .A fl in I Clark: W. Clark: F.Cokley -' 125225 .2142 il' , . 'f ' 2 Q C- Coleman: R- C0095 B- J ,2'.'i' QW' ' : V ' . Alf 214' .J li FM 1 aw -- f '-mf - . r.:o -,. S S r Cfaft' D-C'ame'- f ' S A . Sllk . ' Q V. f X, ,. ,L f : f- I 1 1 D . . 8 ,. Cf Row 7: D. Croasmun: I. ,gn . , 5 f . 1' , b 3- Croasman: I.Curry: LB. , - F.. 12:5 - 'M r. , V A ' if '... A w 1, U Curry: D.Custer: W.Daws: A' . 1 A , 1 5 ... g' .1 .,-- 'of J. Dawson: V. Dawson.Q . '. A . f, . ' .rea V- .f 7 . I! 7 V Y 1 X . wk, s af ,lx l Q,-, n-V ,,g. ' A 71' 4 ii. 5 b uw. af ' .. gil: :. f T A I F Q pp.. K 3 5 ,V :ef-. If x., ' . ,A ' 'GT . 4-i if I STRIVE TO SOME PURPOSE 1. 3 ,,,, . 4 il . xg F :M K , E QL . I F F F a :KKF 9 Q . :M . 1 :-we 1' .nav . '-,. .r e ,J x fl ft' r ' . vffk S K ia.. . .1 .'..---... . .4 .. . H .A .W .jigo . ! ':-Q w', Oi Y M. .X X 4',, AQ. X Q ' i3f,.i!' .Wye i i Y we wb A 75 I' W Q . s 3. .. -. V QW.. fl if , K1 - 4 .A Q W 'HW fi 'H ,. .KA 2 Tl fa 45, K JF AI,. M . ., Q, ,Ln 4 M 3 .W Q.. Q., ,L i I B -- gg we :hai K V. T. , 25? 5 if - A , D , , :T T F... VAS: V, D A ' 'L- b 1 Mx A .- ': ' . K: , - V4 V' ,f ' V K i g A I .S V. Q: ' , 4 S .. gf 1 V at X , ' - . if sf? V,,V ? f1 ,,'. Q wr . , fj: ' . Q Q i P X, 'I 'FQ ' 'f f ' KF f aaoa , F ...K I Q 1 V A .,,, V .7 V V? K u ' F.. . . , LLKL I -11 w 1 . . ',A, . ,gi 4 f K . h, ff. ' ' h'h L'sf1s,.f- - 'Khh ' . F . . W m W if :wwf A 6 'Q 5 , .. ' ' If . . , f ' HL... -Am K .ui .14 F x l Y fx 'A 'W' T-'Ol ,. S' 4. 5 A up ' W if r u , .5 1- v ,Vi at Q: .Q A',- ' 'L Row 1: I. Depp: S. Depp: L.Dinger: M. Dinger: E. Dougherty: E. Dougherty: M. Downie: T. Duke. Row 2: R. Dunmire: D. Ecelbergerp R.Eck1and: M. Elkin: L.El1enberger: D. Ellcnbergerg D. Emberg: R. Engle. Row 3: P.Evans: J. Fagleyg N. Fagleyg C. Falgerz A. Fallarag P. Ferari: J. Famer: R. Fike. Row 4: S.Fi1itsce: R. Freno: D. Gaston: F. Geist: R. Geist: J. Getchg C. G15- son: M.Gibsona Row 5: R.Gil1ott1: D.Goe- bel: R. Gotwalt: A. Goulish: C. Graffius: 0.Gray: M. Gresock: V.Gretsinget. Row 6: I.Gschwendtne: J. Haddem J.'Haire:.J. Haney: J. Hanna: F. Hauck: AK. Heberlirlgi J. Herchuck. Row 7: S. Hetrick: N. Hin- derliterg A. Hollenbaughp D. Homan: W. Homer: M. Ishman: H.Iacobson: E. Johnson. Row 8: R.Iohnson: V.John- son: W. Johnson: G. Jones: P. Kauffman: F. Kauffman: I. Keck: R. Kennedy. Row 9: N. Kerr: K. Kohut: S. Kolessarg J. Kromousg S. Kraynak: E. Kromer: J. Krucelyakg D. Kunselman. Row 10: M.Lettie: A.Lin- genfelterg S.Lorel1i: F. Lorenzo: S. Love: R.Love- laces J. Mallory: J. Manners. 4' . .V A . f 1 ,ki Fi rw 7 'cu- .gg- Lid iw-1 Riff: 'i . , I 2 .Sis was if , ' .f SHOW FIGHT E , Q ' 'K . I ,rf S . Y' , .x.. H' 534, 'hi A ,za . 'X U lair! . L RJ' refs. y -Y. , . if 4 il f S 'J 1... :Xl , 4' . . ,... . A,', Q I . Q. .. P . r P fl A ,, Y . iz' . N , . f i at B ik P an ..il. i r 'W - -I - lj, 'ikirydw . 'V' q ' K 3' 5 W.. wx X r. , nfgi U v Y' 'I' SZ? 1 ' , :Aka '-fl-. ' his ' 'gk w age! B ' , D ' V ' Q- . 54 , , 1 3-.. 4, . . '.-,. 1 w , V 0 1 gy- A , 135 .. .r ..n:lia.u wi., 221. 1. . fi x , vi fi E'Q If x fa 4. . . 1 .9 - . P . ..S 'B I 2 :Q Nl 2: Sf! S4 ,... Q 5, .B a B NX 1 wr 1 X X Y , Q .SX - ' M- sa-1, x ..., w.-rl .N f. ., . i Q A -, 1. ffff' If .a' , ,. ...A , , :. .. ,- - . ,yy N. Row 1: I. Martin: B. Martz: A. Mauk: C. Mauk: M. Mayes: D.McAndrew: J. McAninch: L.McCau1ey. Row 2: C. McConnaughey: A. McDonald: D.McGee: I. McGonagle: B. McQuown: D. McQuown: E. Means: T. Mennitti. Row 3: B. Meterko: E. Michael: M. Michael: J. Mikelonisg D. Miller: D. Miller: V. Miller: J. Mill- iron. Row 4: J.Mi1liron: D.Mil1s: I.Mitche11: C. Mondi: R. Monoskey: D. Morris: L. Murray: B. Neal. Row 5: E.Neil1: J. Oliver: I. Overturf: C. Painter: M. Palmer: M.L. Payne: W. Petry: S. Pflugfelder. Row 6: R. Phillips: E. Pifer: R.Pifer: M. Platt: D. Powell: T.Rager: R. Ran- kin: C.Ray. Row 7: B. ReamS: J.Red- ding: B. Richards: J. Rich- ards: D. Robin: J.Ruth: I. Satterfield: D. Schuckers. Row 8: G. Scott: B. Scuello D. Segar: E. Serge: I. Seitz: A. Shaffer: B. Shaffer: E. Shaffer. Row 9: N. Shaffer: P. Shaffer: P. Shaw: A. Shees- ley: B. Sheesley: S. Shees- ley: A. Shields: B. Shields. Row 10: M. Shiock: M. Shulsky: E. Smathers: L. Smelko: S. Smelko: F. Smith: L. Smith: M. Smif' in ...lar , ,sf E4-i .,L.., Mar? 2. Q49 Q' 4 fa at - , V R 2 'E T SMOOTH THE PATH .. K k V nic . : Q Y 1 ala. , ' ' A 4. A ' fe 5:1 ' T ' 'k,f fvf' 'Qi' -, . M . , A 82 ,. 'qu 1 M - 1 f... '-1v. . . 4 ., ' ' :Y V :PT We S yy V ,Q ,S . 1 y kL'L Y i If f v-kf :V ,rv,, 'Q M M - I- :,: . U3 iff ' Qi J .T 9 , V 5- N 4 I A..., f , ,i. ,Z , QQQ. V,..TQ T ..T: . . S TTTTTT S . i A'-T qi: 1 T S 1 T W I :QY -f g : 'K I :liz ,'K:' 1 K -f ' Vikv .. . : .. , ' gy - 1 fi. sa ' S T wr I W 7 1 A riky r S T HT T T T T T M13 :-A l ZT. 455. if f S5553 GIMME! CHOW LINE! Row 1: R. Smouse: D. Snyder: G. Snyder: H. Snyder: W. Snyder: P. Sol- tis: G. Spencer: K. Stahl. Row 2: D. Stahlmana C. States: B. Steele: I. Steiner: J. Stewart: B. Stewart: K.Steit1erg I. Stockdale. Row 3: G. Stonebreaker: R,Tersine: C. Tyger: E. Veatch: I. Veselenakg I. Wachob: F.Wa1ker: R. Wazelle. Row 4: A.Weaverp J.West: I.White: D.Wi11iams: F. Williams: R. Williams: B. Wilson: M.Wineberg. Row 5: B.Wingard: V. Wise: DIW01fe: V. Wonder- lingp D.Wright: C. Yenzi: G. Yohe: D. Zolner. Row 6: J. Zolnerg F.-tltifali.. , I NA gs! t . T Y.: V a I A FN mihhaa' ,L nn... 51 I A , in Acfivifies Su' :Wiki 21922635335 if ' W A1 .M gs, mszfwff 1' iff? Q rj 'ivf-1 II 'Y ,,Ll,1 vi Q ,-8 Sfudenf Council OFFICERS: President, Tom Curry Vice President, Nancy Falger Secretary, joy Meanor HE Student Council, one of the most efficient organizations of the school, super- vises the government of the student body. The cotmcil works under the guidance of Mr. Beam and Miss Wargny, the faculty advisors for the group. One of the major projects this year was the annual Clean-Up Campaign. This year, the competition was between the classes in Senior High and junior High School. The group also sponsored three high school dances which were held throughout the year. Suggestion boxes were provided so that the students could make their suggestions known to the council. Tom Curry was the very capable President selected by the student body, joy Meanor the Sec- retary, Nancy Falger the Vice President, and Eugene Rolls the Treasurer, elected by the council. Brisk business at intermission. X54 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Row 1: I. McGonag1eg K. Ba- sileg R. Dunrnire. Row 2: B. Caylorg 1. Seitzg C. Stahl: C. Graffius. IUNIOR MEMBERS Row 1: K. Pattersong N. Kel- larg K. Grindle. Row 2: P. Connersg D. Steing D. Diehlg N. Sheesley. SENIOR MEMBERS Row 1: N. Stiverg J. Meanorg N. Falger. Row 2: I. Sminhg N. Bushg D Kephart. Ron edits some copy. Board UR yearbook, The Mirror, is a compiled and edited record of all the school events through- out the year. The Mirror reflects by pictures and editorials unforgettable events of the past school year. The very capable editor-in-chief of this year's Mirror was Ronald Lellock. Faculty advisors were: Miss Miriam Cokely, Editorial and Clerical staffsg Mr. Marvin Clark, Photographic staff: and Mr. Thomas Wilson, Business staff. The Editorial staff, headed by Ronald Lellock, was made up of eight members who did the writing, checking, and proofreading of all the written material, and were responsible for the general set-up of the book. These members included Don Brosky, Lou Tronzo, Mervin Smith, Nancy Sheesley, Peggy Mclndoe, Karen Basile, Nancy Clark, and Bill Stuchell. The Clerical staff, under the direction of Melvin Gray, was comprised of seven members: Carole Fritz, Patty Morrell, Frances Barrett, Virginia Rahn, Margy Burrell, Marjorie Burkett, and Doris McGee. It was their job to cut, mount, and identify all pictures. In this group, the typists prepared all the printing. Sara Weaver and jane Frank did a superb job with the artistic work for the book. The Photographic staff, under the supervision of Mr. Marvin Clark, took and developed all pictures used in the Mirror. Members of this staff included William Stewart, jim Ferrier, and John Coleman. ' The Business staff, led by Mr. Thomas Wilson, controlled the financial problems of the publication. Members were: Jack Ecelberger and jim Dean. Bill Stewart. BUSINESS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF jim Ferrier, jim Dean, jack Ecelberger EDITORIAL STAFF: Seated: Nancy Sheesley, Karen Basile, Nancy Clark. Standing: Mervin Smith, Bill Stuchell. CLERICAL STAFF: Seated: Pat Morrell, Mel Gray, Frances Barrett. Standing: Marjorie Burkett, Peg- gy Mclndoe, Margy Burrell, Virginia Rahn. ART AND SPORTS STAFF: ' Seated: Sally Weaver, jane Frank, Ron Oatman. Standing: Don Brosky, Lou Tronzo. W 71 'N Gm2mL.a.w vLr5vemneuvo.as1L:.vMs:z.: fkf-'g1i3N .K 1 G G: -i .- SF Qs a xg L. - S ff- W ' Qbiv A A 1' N355-:L 2:4 3' x gjr?.:fT' w'7. lg-S 31.4 gm 'f fw ' S x- 1. af? 1 gQ'Q L Y 5- f -Y'4':c'1,,,,1i3'+9'?' ,f,- 1 if ' N-2, A fkmxg ' X, 1vg ! kv ll-, x ,f L: . I W 7 ' ,X A Q ,Qt--, I 7 gym-x U XX V? f X 'N in , ' ' Q - if L 7, 1 u A gf, -5 , -v 1, , f X A , 6 ,S K b .1 1 W A '7 H Q4 1715'r1'k sffw - -- f 'f ' X iv x 'fr ' N x X - 4 , .O j A L x 'L 4 ,g.. - QR Ff- A 1 ' vw' K - e J 2 . .. F , ' , ' , , f-f':f' w 5 5 ,,,-, -j K ,- f . 1 QI - L UM I 1 3 Q f A sk I'-3'- !lE ' ' P t ' , 1 , ' Q 'gg T. , . ME' - f 'sh K Q : ' W Q1 X M- LI I I SL , vga, -5 W V ,, M 1g, 4? Wi. R ' 55 V . HV M' f 'fsvftif , ' L M - A , W X . ' ft 4 f 'L'2y Q nf 'I ., - 45. Cf . A .-,, if Q I 49 f 'nga A u vmk' i X .A iw, ,F V V, V5 l yxyy LL I 1 . . f ll' Q Q R It 3 X- m,VV. . NL Row 1: T.B11Sh: B. HBHIPIOII: I. Colkettz W. Smith. Row 2: J. Depp: Row 1: S. Dym: B.McQuown: E. Brooks: B.Wingert: B.Wi1son: B. Cay- R. McKibben: R. Change: M, L, Gresock: L. Young. Row 3, L. To R. : lor. Row 2: B. Michele: B. Lukehart: N. Bush: C. A, Patterson: K. Pat- C. Boddorf, R. Morrison, D. Plyler, W. Decker, E. Shaffer. I. Burkett. lerson: M. Swanson: A. Tyger. Row 3: 0. Thompson: M, E, Grube: M.I,Leax: B. Gresock: L. Lovelace: P. Zimmerman: P. Downie. Row 1: A. Kaza: E. Barnett: D. Zolner. Row 2: C. Sheesley: D. Mc- Row 1: D, K:-Omer: D. Blose. ROW 21 D- MCSHS: N. Fagleys D. Regis Quowm R- MCQUOWIH Lgicun-yi E. Lantz: J.Vige110, J.McGonag1e: S. Sheesley: S.CIark. Row 3: D. Jefferies: R. Gigliotti VFW Vocal Lcft to Right: M. Schwartz: B.Campbci1: G.PifeI. I.B,Curry: M.London: J. Meanor. L.Boring: R.Love1acc: D.Eikin: B.Thomas: I. Manner: I.B.Curry: M.Schwartz: A.Burkett. Row 3: R. Hinton: W. Hilbers: S,B,Beck: C Shccslcy: B.Henns:man: D. Kyser: R. Shobert: K.Grind1e: M. Sibley: L.l-Iutchison. Row 4: Miss E. Davis: P. Pagent: C. Furl: B. Burkett: G Bcczcr: 'I'. Curry: R. Lyle: D. Gaston: P.Johnston: N. Lechvarcik: B, Graul, Row 1: D. Mills: I.Shirey:1. Lyons: J. Satterfield: E,Wa1kcr: M. London: I. Patterson: L. Lucas: 1. Meanor. Row 2: B.Campbe1l: P.Bishop: Music i Our talented accompanist-- Irma HE combined efforts of several groups make up the vocal music of our high school. Under the splendid direction of Miss Esther jane Davis, they have become well known throughout the area. The vocal groups join forces twice a year to present the annual Christmas and Spring programs. The Christmas program was opened with an impressive candlelight processional. Members of the groups take part each year in County and District Choruses. The groups sing for baccalaureate and commencement exercises, various school activities, lodges, churches and other various places throughout the area during the year. Row 1: J.Shireyp J.Lyonsg B.Wi1song P.Bishop: D.Mil1sg M.Winebergg I.Jonesg P.Lekse11: M.Shenoskyg 1. Hueyg J.Satterfield: J.Ma1loryg B.C8y10r: B. Shaffer. Row 2: L. Boring: B.Campbe11: J.Wi11iard: C. Homan: K.McMinng M.Cochrang B. Lukehartg P. Rugh: R. Hinton: L. Spencer: S. Kraynakg L.Careyp E.Wa1kerg V.Todd. Row 3: Miss Esther Jane Davisg S.Beckg C.Beatty: B. Guzzog L. I-lilbersg R. Shobertg A. Burkett: L. Carlson: D. Harkleroadg M. Schwartz: A. Neal: J. Millirona M.Londong M. Fairman, Row 4: J. Grubeg P. Pagentg C. Furlg C. Shees- leyg L. Hetrickg B.Wingert: M. Gibson: P.Johnsonp M. Sibleyg B. Graulg E.Smathersg K. Grindleg Lechvarickg L. Hutchinsong L. Lucas. Diana and Mel solve another problem. HE senior class presented World Cruise of '55 on November 18 to the student body and on November 19 to the general public. It was under the student di- rection of Diana Kephart and Melvin Gray. Faculty advisor was Miss Miriam Cokely. Wesley Furman did a superb job acting as Master of Ceremonies. The senior class having such outstanding talent decided that they would take their show abroad. In the opening scene the senior class left New York Harbor sailing to Rio, Hawaii, India, Turkey, Italy, Paris, and back to New York Harbor for the finale. Some of the hi-lights were arnambo, quartets, boy and girl can can and ballroom scene. The proceeds amounting to 5789.65 were presented to Eugene Curry, Boles Foundation Treasurer. jim, Russ, Merle and Lou Can Can Com. World Cruise Wes starts off the show Guys and Dolls. 62 Liz puts finishing touch to Marcia's make -up. Carole and joe do the mambo. Don, Rex, Russ and Sam put real feeling in the song. Ed and Nancy blow! I Deanna, joe and Lois wait to go on next. Nancy and Sara demonstrate shopping txoubles Margy performs. 63 Thespians OFFICERS: President, Diana Kephartg Secretary, Irma Patter- song Treasurer, Joseph Crissmang Vice President, Tom Curry. HE Thespian society, under the supervision of Miss joArm Simmons, aims to further an interest and experience in dramatics. This year the society staged three one act plays and presented them to senior and junior high assemblies. The first play Mystery of the Locked Room, was directed by Sally Swartz and Gene Beezer. Dick McLaughlin and Diana Kephart, directed Getting Pinned a comedy. The third play Hurricane Hill, a drama, was directed by joseph Crissman and Nancy Falger. On April 22, the annual three act play, Papa was a Preacher, a comedy directed by Diana Kephart , Sally Swartz and Gene Beezer, was warmly received by an appreciative audience. THE MYSTERY OF THE LOCKED ROOM Standing: G, Beezerg S. Swartzg J. Frankg E. Dunkelg K. Kohut:I.Mike1- Suspense onis. Seated: E. Graham: D. Shawg J.Manners: J.Crissman. Getting Pinned Standing: N. Falgerg 1. Elderg D. Ieffriesg C. Little. Seated: E. Bamettg S. Bundyp D. McLaugh1in3 D. Kephart. Putting Your Best Face Forward L. to R. L. Groseg L. Grahamg N. Falgerg I. Buterbaughg D. Shaw. What Is He Talking About? Public Relafions STUDENT DIRECTORS jim Hetrick, Jane Ruth O keep the public informed on the activities in our school, to cover all educational matters of pub- lic interest and to acquaint the public with the efforts being made by the high school faculty to train pupils to meet their problems intelligently are the objectives of the Public Relations Department. New articles of club meetings, assembly programs, dances, field trips, special projects and other school events which appear in the local newspaper are written by the members of this Public Relations staff. In addition this group has been responsible for the radio programs presented each Thursday at one o'clock over WPME. These programs also publicize school activities. Nancy Stiver acts as announcer. jim Herrick presents news items. The department is under the student direction of jane Ruth and jim Herrick. Faculty advisor is Mr. Frank 1. Shaw. Recording...Bi11 Thomas, Ruth Dunmire, Jane Whitesell, On the air...David Morris, Nancy Stiver, Dick McLaughlin, Darlene Barbara States. Stear, Jim Herrick, Gene Beezer. 2350 V 1' Hi-Lighfs Nancy Falger and Carol jones, Co-editors. UR school paper, lmown as the Hi-Lights, portrays our school activities and will remind us al- ways of the highlights of our school year. Under the guidance of Mr. Shaw the co-editors Nancy Falger and Carol jones supervised these people as members of the staff: Sports Editors: Elizabeth Dunkel, Diane Shaw and Philip Hetrick. In charge of the exchange are Jack Ecelberger and Jim Dean. Feature writers are Nancy Stiver and Sally Swartz. Tom Curry is the Art Editor and the Club Editor is Sally Mowrey. Reporters: jane Whitesell, Darlene Stear, Barbara States, jane Ruth, jim Hetrick, Carol Falger, Gene Beezer, Joe Crissman, Deanna Kuntz, Dave Morris and Ruth Dunmire. Typist: Naomi Lechvarcik. Mr. Clark handles the photography division of the Hi-Lights and Mr. Wilson the business. Pimxsutawney High School is very fortunate in having an excellent group of students produce write-ups on sports, club activities, individual columns, alumni news, and other items of interest. Seated: Nancy Stiver, lane Ruth, Sally Mowrey, Darlene Stear, Jane Whitesell, Deanne Kuntz, Diane Shaw, Standing: Elizabeth Dunkel, Joe Crissman, Sally Swartz, Phil Herrick, Tom Curry, Dick McLaughlin, Dave Morris, Carol Fal- ger, Ruth Dunmire, Bill Thomas, Jim l-letrick. Clubs ART CLUB . . .One of the most active parts of Punxsutawney High School is the Art Club. The club makes posters, helps decorate for dances and this year, pro- duced a puppet show. Mrs. Merwin Wood is the supervisor. President .... . . . . Tom Curry Vice President . . . . Deanna Kuntz Secretary. . . . . . Sara Weaver CAMERA CLUB . . .The Camera Club is an organization of students interested in photography. Under the supervision of Mr. Marvin Clark, the club meets monthly in the auditorium to leam new picture taking technics. President .... . . joe Crissman Vice President . . . . . Chuck Boddorf Secretary .... . . Marvenna Grazier CONSERVATION CLUB . . .This club, un- der the sponsorship of Mr. Thomas Wil- son, is made up of a group of boys inter- ested in the conservation of our natural resources. Their purpose is to uphold the conservation pledge and everything it stands for. President ..... . . . Dave Campbell Vice President . . .... Lee Caylor Secretary .... . . . Eugene Rolls Treasurer . . .... Bill Ward Clubs F. B. L. A .... The purpose of this club is to promote a vocational interest among the commercial students in our school. Mr. Harry Williams, club sponsor, feels that the members gain an understanding of the business world, they would not get in the classroom. President ..... .... 1 ane Ruth Vice President ....... Gaynelle Pifer Treasurer .... . . George Roseman Reporter . . . . . jim Hetrick FRENCH CLUB . . .The French Club, un- der the capable sponsorship of Miss Sara Pantall, is organized to help all its mem- bers cultivate an interest and an under- standing of thepeople, language and cus- toms of France and surrounding countries. President ..... . . .Gene Beezer Vice President . . . . .Russ Buhite Secretary. . . . . . jim Bowser F. F. A .... This organization was estab- lished to give its members a better u.n- derstanding of farming problems and modern farming progress. This club, under the sponsorship of Mr. William Meckling, has made interesting field trips and also projects. President ..... ..... D an Depp Vice President ....... Amos Haines Secretary ..... . . Lorraine Raybuck Treasurer .... ..... R ay Shields Reporter . . . . Paul Shirey 'al 'X ...Q-rata. . .- ' 5 i 2 ..s.....,..m.t...., 5 L L... .J WJ . '-si r-i vw- l Vs lf .Ji 'W' if-I-. Clubs F.H.A .... The main purpose of the Future I-lomernakers of America is to promote the establishment of better homes in our country. The club nickname is Chuck- ette Chapter of America. The senior chapter is under the sponsorship of Miss Edna Pifer. President ..... . . .Barbara States Vice President . . . . . Joyce Sheesley Settretary ..... . . . Lois Kennedy Treasurer .......... Janet Lyons Assistant Treasurer . . . Elenor Rhodes G.A.A .... Supervised by Miss Mary jo Travis, this club is composed of girls with an interest in outdoor and indoor sports. This year the girls have enjoyed roller skating, swimming, and parties. President ........... jean Vitello Vice President .... Carol Ann Patterson LATIN CLUB . . .Sponsored by Miss Mir- iam Cokely, the Latin Club meets monthly in the homes of its eighteen members. Highlights of the year were an assembly program, junior Classical League Conven- tion at Fawn Grove and a Roman banquet. President ..... . . Nancy Falger Vice President . . . . . Lois Hutchison Secretary ..... . . . joy Mea.nor Treasurer . . . . . . M. L. Carlton Clubs LIBRARY CLUB . . .ThiS club teaches its thirty members the duties of a librarian. The members work as assistant librarians and take over in Miss Fenton's absence. Directed by Miss Mary J. Fenton, the club meets the first Monday of each month. President .... . . .Janet Lyons Vice President . . . . Frances Barrett Secretary .... .... S ara Weaver Treasurer. . . . . .Deanne McQuown RED CROSS . . .The purpose of the junior Red Cross is to help people in need and to fosterworld friendship. Our school has received an album from Porbrough School in New Zealand. Miss Mariam Thomp- son sponsors this service group. President .... . . Naomi Lechvarcik Vice President . . . . . Sally Mowrey Secretary .... . . .Virginia Rahn SCIENCE CLUB. . .The Science Club cre- ates an interest within its members towards work in the field of science. Throughout the year members are provided with interesting experiments and scien- tific explanations. Mr. Sherk and Mr. Mitchell are the sponsors. President. . . . . . . Lois Hutchison Vice President . . . . . Don Brosky Secretary. . . . . Irma Patterson Treasurer . . . . . .Ed Shaffer Lu Clubs STAGE CREW. . .The Stage Crew is com- posed of a group of hard working boys under the supervision of Mr. Gerald Amund- son. The crew insures the smooth opera- tion of all the stage activities. They are called upon for everything from carpentry to electrical work. President ..... . .Phil I-Ietrick Assistants . . .... Jim Gray Carl Beatty I-lammie Wachob Tom Reesman TRI-HI-Y...The alpha chapter of the Tri-Hi-Y is composed of senior girls. This organization's purpose is to extend everywhere the high standards of Christian character. The club advisor is Miss Doro- thy Pringle. President ..... . . Carol jones Vice President . . . . . joy Meanor Secretary .... . . Deanne Kuntz Treasurer . . . . Mary London TWIRLERS CLUB . . .The Twirlers Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Donald Rod- erick, is composed of girls who would like to become majorettes or flag twirlers. The purpose of the club is to teach its members fundamentals of twirling, march- ing and drilling. President .... . Rachel Gigliotti Assistants . . . . . Alice Kaza Liz Bamett Donna Means Diane Jeffries Clubs USHERS' CLUB . . .Under the sponsorship of Mr. Nelson Boyd, the Ushers' Club is one of the most important of the school. The ushers are present at football and basketball games, concerts, plays and other school activities. President. . . . . . Eugene Rolls Vice President . . . .Sam Sawyer Secretary. . . . . . Boyd Burkett VARSITY CLUB. . .The Varsity Club is made up of all boys who have earned a letter in one or more major sport. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Moore, the purpose of this club is to promote better sportsmanship. President .... . . . . . Bob Ishman Vice President . . . . .Jack Crawford Secretary ..... . . Lou Tronzo VISUAL AIDS . . .The purpose of the Vis- ual Aids Club is to teach boys how to operate movie projectors and other ma- chines. This aids the teacher by showing movies in the classroom. The club spon- sor is Mr. Clark. President. . . . . . . Bill Stewart Co-workers . . . .John Coleman Bob Stewart john Lorelli Snow Ball 09669 kj 5 ng Melvin '59 LOIUPOPS f1'0m Santa- Carl and jean work on the North Pole 74 N Typing Is Serious Business. JuSt Like Howdy Doody. That Will Take It Off. Charlene Displays The Talents Of Lois That's Amore Hutchison. The Homemaking Girls' Mid-Terms. This Is Held Sooooo Long. 75 ml fx L ' LL,L v, Q V ., S F L ggi asa f -. , X Q 1 .Y W rx W4 ' H 1 7 'mf K 1 ' l, A -v - 'I','l L Dave, Betty and Bill pull the strings. LeRoy at the pulleys. Bev and Bob have a try at it. Joyce smooths the table. joe, the Man from Mars. The Bob's work on the mobile Guess whose? ? 76 Bev and Sue perform the War Chant. Jim and Darrel nail 'er down. Tom, Gene, Don and joe harmonize. Harry and Clair measure it out Gym classes look better. Ruby and Vira reupholster it. 77 Afhlefics COACHES Assn. coaches, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Larkin. Head coach, Mr. Moore. That, Gotwald, IsAn Unbalanced Line. F oofball BROOKVILLE 53 -6 Brookville was outplayed in a wet contest in which Vinnie Villella and jim Hardie each scored two touchdowns. The longest run of the game was made by Ed Curry--92 yards. Also outstandingwas Bob Ishman's faked puntand 57 yard run. KITTANNING 27 -7 Punxs'y's line dominated the game and held Kittanning as Jim Hardie scored two touchdowns. Vinnie Villella also turned in an excellent performance. CURWENSVILLE 38-28 ' In their best game of the season the Chucks outlasted the Golden Tide. After trailing up to the end of the third quarter, they finally pulled the game out of the fire. Vinnie Villella and Don Brosky were then chosen on Curwensville's A11- Opponent Team. INDIANA 19-19 A good passing attack by Indiana spoiled the Chuck's chances for winning their fourth game. After an unsuccessful try to penetrate the Chuck forward wall, the visitors took to the air. Sam Levy scored two touchdowns and passed for the third. Agnello starred for the Indians. BRADFORD 6-7 With Vinnie Villella carrying his share of the load, Punxs'y dropped their third game. Jack Meenan scored our only touchdown. The Chucks had made the winning touch- downg but because of a penalty, it was called back. WINDBER 6-40 Going into the fourth quarter, the Chucks were within seven points of tying the gameg but the Ramblers then scored 21 points. Tony Fallara scored our only touchdovm. Chuck Little, Tunner Brosky, and Russ Gotwald stood out on defense . DU BOIS 7-40 Mikelonis again beat Punxs'y as he accounted for 34 of the Beaver's points. The underclassmen were the lone bright spot for the Chucks. All we can say now is, Wait 'till next year. 80 Mikelonis Around Left End. MANAGERS Kneeling: J.Yeager, M.Smith. Slandirlg: T. Goeble: P. Herrick: Senior manager B.Wardg Mr. Mitchell, Equipment manager, SEASONS RESULTS Brookville . . Ebenshurg. . . Kittanning. . . Curwensville . . Indiana .... Clearfield . . Bradford . . Windbur ....... DuBois ........ 3 wins 5 losses l tie P.H.S. OPP. . . 53 6 . O 25 . 27 7 . 38 28 . 19 19 . 6 13 6 7 6 40 . . . 7 40 Look Outl Here He Comes Again. Bill Rankin End End Pat Conners '11 ' . 'Yi RU D e 1 Mike Grossman Nick Ritz Tackle Guard Bob Ishman Don Bro sky Center Back , M3 H -I N Q jim Hardie Jack Meenan Back Back 82 joe Serian Tackle ,xg I1 nz Tonner Bro sky Guard if Vinnie Villella Back if 'A n 1 Ed Curry Back -x A V Darrel States jack Crawford joe Koromaus Center Back Back E A 7 ' .nge l. --. .1 Chuck Little Russ Gotwald Sam Levy Guard Tackle Back Y Aff Kephaff Tony Fallara Bob Smouse Back Back End Rav Rasavage Ralph Brash Dick Smith Guard End Tackle .83 y . y 4 .SA 'Qs f, ,D 4 r- . af.- .-' 38 ..., fi An- ,: ?: R .W xx 3 41354597 :en J' -53512225 We Row 1: J.Crawford: D. States: D. Brosky: J.I-Iardie: B. Rankin: J. Koromaus: V. Villella: I.Serian: C.Betrs. Row 2: 1.Sheofsky: D. Smith: A. Failara: S. Levy: E. Curry: P. Conners: B. Ishman: T. Bariliarg M. Brosky: M. Grossman. Row 3: Assistant coach Mr. Larkin: W. Stuch- ell: A. Kephart: T. Lingenfelrer: W.McDowe1l: E. Serge: J. Gray: P. Gourley: T. Galbraith: D.Croasmun: R. Gotwald: Assistant coach Mr. Brennan. Row 4: R.Brash: C.Litt1e: E. Hoffman: D. Brash: R. Smouse: D.Couser: D.Dieh1: I. Meenan: M.R.itz: R.Rasavage: Head coach Mr. Moore. Won't He Ever Stop? Ed Gets Him This Time. 84 !g,P N Pretty Congvested Diana Kephart, Head cheerleader, Marcia Sibley, Lois Hutchison, Elizabeth Koromaus, Emily Walker, Helen McQuown Polly Bianco, Molly Gamble. 'fi 2 is - F oofball Queen Queen jane Ruth Princess Margy Burrell T Nancy Keller ,ff'i If X XA X XX n -fx Nancy Sheesley Ie B C ' 5 1 xx Shirley Sheesley X rxk 86 'J NX 3 A t 1 . i K ,m,, ffl glt ' L , JZ: coicn -o 5 AL Baskeibal I This was not an outstanding year for the Punxsutawney High School basketball team. During the 1954-55 season, they had seven wins and fourteen losses. Despite this record, some fine games were witnessed by local fans. On December 5, PLl11XS'y played an aggressive, opening game against Reynoldsville defeating them 52-36. Sopho- more joe Steiner led the scoring with 18 points. Clearfield came to Punxsutawney with an unbeaten tearng but with the Chucks playing heads up ball, they almost won. Final score--Clearfield 67, Ptmxsutawney 66. In one of their best games of the season, Punxs'y downed Altoona 58-56. The outcome was decided by Bob Ishman's jump shot with fifteen seconds remaining. Previous to this game, Altoona had lost only one out of eleven. Punxs'y displayed a slow, deliberate team in their win over Sykesville, 70-51. High scorer for the night was jack Crawford with 26 points. The seniors played their last game of the season in the disappointing upset at Bradford--86 -3 8. Bob Ishman and joe Steiner led the Chuck scoring with 13 points each. Row 1: I.Crawfordg R. Oatmang F.Loh.rg B. Ishman: I. Atchesong A. Kephart. Row 2: M, Smith, Mgr. : C. Little: J.Simong I.Steinerg D. Zolnerp S. Levy: D. Couser: Coach Poux. Punxsy 'Tv' pw I if Dave Zolner jack Crawford John Simon Center Guard Forward ff: - A 1, a ' - r Eugene Rolls Lou Tronzo Bob Ishman Forward Forward Guard Crawford hits for No. 261 ! lshmafl d1'iVeS in! I 88 it :R I Q 4 Q my-. ,rs Fred Lohr Guard I : L , Art Kephart F orward Reynoldsville . . . Sykesville .... Kane ....... Shannock Valley . . . . Indiana ..... Brockway ' .... Altoona .... Clearfield . . Brookville .... Bradford ..... . . . Sandy Township. . DuBois ..... Altoona .... -Indiana ..... Sandy Township. . Brookville .... DuBois A .... Kane .... Sykesville. . . Clearfield . . . Bradford . . . A x Q it-'I ' I or ,Q .,f.r W C agers Ron Oatman H... i e Guard gf1,ff:,,7 in X gff fff1ff05 oril jim Atche son Guard l f f 6 oPP. yrru f 'L yy 67 m , oyi.f' 5 ohile' QF? 5 71 elay t 66 ggi ... IA, .ga l . , 58 WdawiQGigi,fw i ' f 74 t Vr- r , 67 47 Joe Steiner gg Center 72 1 56 All Section DiSlI1CI DC Team 50 ' 48 60 66 77 50 65 36 Lou has it! ! 89 Dyrk Couser F orward Chuck Little Forward ,L lr, S I Ig , - - ef: , ,,, 23 1 I.. f S '? 9' Qui M W wif efifff-K x . ik M A e . eMMe john Yeager ' .. yi, JM .D+ x Nr. 'I e if K D nf I Fred lays it up! ! MANAGERS: D. Goebclg R. Mcliibbeng M.Smithg J. Yeagerg Mr. Mel- vin Mitchell. Setting it up. Mervin Smith Eggs f 1 f - - 1 I . 6 .3 ..f sei .W ,gg . X L W. f AJ I f .L.. I hs. Row 1: R. Gigliottig R. Tersineg D.Wi1liams, R.Browm B.Wi1song D. Stitlerg J.Iones: I.McAndrewsg E.Serge: J.Yeager. Row 2: Coach Joseph: T.Bari1ar: J. Haireg R. Smouseg J. Miller: B.Iohnston: B. Grau1:,R. Ranking R. Otto: R.Eck1undg D,Embc:rg, f' K 1 1 R' .f f ,, ,k , 'Y 1,1 1 ,- l ,v'.v,Q'1,,,ffk ergjri X 'Ng X , 1,- 41.41 fr? ,. f ,f FXR . f c' 'x' f X L Ll.-T ...N ,- In-fall f ,4 ' I ' 'Ct A I , 'I Time out! I 91 'N 19'-.ails .,i:t,:2f:zq f, xg, .M iw? 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