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

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Mr. Henery's gracious and friendly manner has speedily won him the respect of the students and faculty. Completely helpful in every way, he keeps the school in fine working order. Among his many hobbies, he especially enjoys hunting, fishing, and gardening. He also enjoys a good game of basketball. lWr. Henery, a family man, is the proud father of two children. Born near Reynoldsville, he was graduated from Reynolds- ville High School in 1928. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Grove City College and his lwaster of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh. hir. Henery has taught and held supervisory positions in Jefferson County schools for 22 years. Teaching first in VVinslow County, he was later elected to the position of principal at Sykesville High School in 1946. VVe, The ltlirror Board, wish lNTr. Henery continuous success in his future years at P. H. S. We also are proud to extend special honor to Mr. James Hall Prothero, who is a prominent local lawyer. Mr. Prothero has been most co-operative and helpful to this year's senior class. He devoted a large part of his time and effort to ihake our Variety Show a success. He serves capably on the board of the Margaret C. Boles Scholarship Foundation and was one of those responsible for its creation in 1950. His aid and en- couragement to local students has sent many of them on to college. lNIr. Prothero was born in Punxsutawney and graduated from Punxsutawney High School in 1920. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania and Bachelor of Laws from Temple University. He served for three years as pres- ident of the Jefferson County Bar Association. We, The Mirror Board, honor one of the most deserving persons we know with the hope that he will continue his work with future students of P. H. S. 7 Mr. Protliero Wifwk N , 'ff V1 25 .Y - KT W , ff.,g5i5.L- ..- J 1 K k ,, , - .L X 5 i , 55' DEDICATION We the class of 1956 are honored to have the privilege of dedicating our Mirror to a very special person. She is a native of Punxsutawney and alumna of Seton Hill and the University of Pittsburgh. Upon winning the hlarshall Fund and the Pennsylvania State Association of Classi- cal Teachers scholarships, she attended the 1952 summer session of the American Academy in Rome. She edits the P.S.A.C.T, quarterly bulletin. She is the very efficient sponsor of the Latin Club and Mirror Board. Her popularity is in- creased by her avid enthusiasm in sports. She also enjoys cooking, reading, travel- ing, and making conversation. She is the president of the PSI chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, which is the national honor society of women teachers. In ad- dition, she has been very active in the Naval Reserve since 1942, earning the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Through her unfailing initiative, the Variety Show was inaugurated in Punxsutawney five years agog during these five years the show was a complete success under her guiding hand. Among her other laurels, she served as president of the Punxsu- tawney Education Association for three years. The class of '56, with hats off, proudly dedicates this year's Mirror to Miss Nfiriam Cokely, one of the grandest persons we know. 9 4 4?-s Jaw' ,lf 'N E Ill mf. ss Il ll 'QL UI J '!!!.. ffl! ll :: Oo i 1111111111 -1 1 X ,1llllllIIlll1:11:. 1 i 1111111111: WZZ5u1111MgQ:Zg-,hu 1111 1, 11111111 ,in E:I1wh15:?:'::ZMi?E?1111 ng lf 'Ill 'E llflfllzg' guy: ' 5111 : 115ZlllllQ11111i1 1111 lllml 'I-Zia .-: '. Qllzlllllllillllll ll llllllllflll ll IIIIII 4995'ww::':a'azaz4w::::mw1amm5:::111..ff...I- um llll1111 411.11111111111E1:q. ,'..',,,,.,, qlffppl ' .:L:::: D ' 0 Q 0 0 0 :..1---1.-11111 'I 'Pi f 1 111--------1--1 ' :. :::n1q:.u:.---...-.:: '- -.. , , :::l::. 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They formulate the policy and make the Ax, plans for the I6 district jointure that is the Punxsu- tawney Area Joint, School system. Because of their work, our schools have tl1e buildings, supplies, ad- ministrators, faculty members, health staffs, custodians, and cafeteria workers which add up to our receiving an education. VVe salute their efforts. 'C' T' James T. Downie holds the prominent office of super- intendent of schools in Punxsutawney. For many years he has been serving our school efficiently and diligently working along with the joint school eonnnittec. at c I ,f 'r- .1 MR. CLARK hlarvin B. Clark, our hard-working assistant principal, has charge of visual aids and also teaches math. Holding the position of high school principal is Glenn BI. Hencry. He capably performs all his duties and keeps the school functioning throughout the year. iNIrs. Parsons is ltr. Downieis efficient and pleasant secretary. She is aided by Miss Love. . Miss Braunns is Nfr. Hcnery's sccretaryg it is her voice we hear in the daily announcements. Nlrs. Travis, our attendance officer, is also doing student teaching with us this year. MISS LOVE-MRS. PARSONS 4 it f MR. HENERY M MW MRS. TRAVIS-MISS BRAUNNS ls 2, 'guwl SK QEQEQEE ' may Q '. A , 5 ,A g . , .A , ,... g M. ,Q 6 ,, A Q Y 3 . N. Y 3 N .X M 5 -v X 5' K S .,, Q ,-4 Ji, V 5 e ,, 'F QKHTQMK M L-4 1.-Si 4 , 4'5- ail f .1 .NL X. fx X 9 xy. fx lui -K 'Na KX .gg ,gig Q- 5 fs- i my y E 9 5 GERALD AMUNDSON Graduate of Indiana State Teach- ers Vollege . . . received llachelor of Science degree . . . enjoys foot- ball and collecting coins . . . teaches history and geography . . . served in thc Marines. W E LTC JN A UST I N An Army veteran . . . teaches math . . . hobbies are photography and wood--working . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . attended Indiana State Teachers Vollege and Brig- ham Young Vniversity. HARRIET E. HARTOW An art teacher . . . secured her Master of Arts degree in art edu- eationat Columbia University . . . likes to draw and paint . . . her hobby is photography. FRANK J. BASILE Enjoys building houses . . . teaches geography and history . . . likes a good football game . . . received his Masters degree from the Univers- ity of Pittsburgh. wh find' 0,5 T5 gf:-in The team's in action. JENNINGS BEAM Head of the English department . . . operates amateur radio station WSPGM . . . served for forty-three months in the Navy . . . enjoys touring the U. S. A. CLARENCE L. BINNEY A man who enjoys officiating sports . . . graduate of Pennsyl- vania State University . . . takes interest in good basketball games . . . teaches general science . . . served in the Air Force. EDITH B. BOWERS Efficient bookkeeping and business law teacher . . . alma mater is Grove City College . . . enjoys participating in golf . . . holds Bachelor of Science and lhfIHStCll of Education degrees. JOHN BRENNAN Capable assistant football coach . . . served his country in the Army for forty-two months . . . teaches geography and history . . . enthu siastic father of two girls. 14 MARY CALAl5ltl'ISl'i Very popular teacher of shorthand and business eorrespoiidence . . . graduate of Indiana State Teach- ers College . . . enjoys watching her home team play baseball . . sponsors the senior Tri-Ili-Y. RAY CAYLOR Teaches economics and problems of democracy . . . athletic director . . . graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and Pennsyl- vania State University '... enthu- siastic about sports, especially football and fishing. MIRIANI COKIQLY A Latin and American History teacher of the highest caliber . . , sports fan . . . served in the Navy for four years . . . holds a Master of Arts degree. CIIARLIGS J. DALY An enthusiastic basketball coach . . . teaches lfnglish and speech . . . enjoys basketball, football and golf . . . attended Ht. Bonaventure Uni- versity and llloonisburg State Teachers College, VVhat a whiz! ES'I'IIIilt JANE DAVIS Teacher of vocal music . . . received training at Oberlin, VOIIIIIIIIIH, and Pennsylvania State Iiniversity . . . enjoys playing bridge, reading, and watching T.V .... favorite sport is golf. J. CLIFFORD DONEY A math instructor with an inter- esting hobby of officiating at foot- ball and basketball games . . . ob- tained a Bachelor of Science degree at Slippery Rock. I5 MARY J. I4'lCN'I'0N A very efficient librarian . . . dc- lights in traveling and playing bridge . . . graduate of Colorado State Teachers College . . . favors baseball above other sports . . . Library Club sponsor. ALI C Ii F1'1T'I'Ii li M A N Sophomore F.II.A. advisor . . . likes to go fishing with her husband . . , received Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana State Teach- ers Collcge . . . teaches home- making. - ew f Gl'IltAl.lJ l l'l'l'TlCltNIAN 'll02N'll0i economic geography, busi- ness math, and general business . . . attended Indiana State Teacliers College and the University of Pittsburgh . . . father of two boys. Nflllldi l ltl'l'Z VVell-liked teaeher . . . heads the C0lllll1l'I'l'itll department . . . grad- uate of Indiana State Teaehers Vollegc . . . enjoys television and reading . . . obtained his Masters degree from pl'IlllSylV2llll5L State University. EDWARD GALLAGIIER The eourageous driver training in- structor . . . a football eoaeh with a yen for all sports . . . a footsore infantryman for two years . . . favorite fan is his son. GEORGE GARDINER An industrial arts teacher . . . alumnus of California State Teach- ers College . . . holds a Master of Education degree . . . favorite sport is football . . . served in the Air Force. They're hard at work. REGINA GARZONI Attended lndiana State Tear-llers follege and Pennsylvania State University . . . enjoys touring the country '... teaches special educa- tion . . . visited the Adirondaek's and the Great Smoky Mountains. RUTH l . GOICBICI. Our eapable school nurse . . . at- tended Union Memorial llospital Training School for Nurses, Balti- more, Maryland . . .enjoys reading . . . mother of two boys . . . rabid sports fan. HELEN ht. GREENANYALT Attended Bradford Hospital School of Nursing . . . spends an ammal summer vacation at Seneea Lake, New York . . , favorite sport is basketball . . . a registered nurse. SAMUEL I. HAINES A new vocational agriculture teacher . . . alumnus of Pennsyl- vania State University . . . served in the Armed Forces for three years . . . interested in hunting and fishing. 16 -, 4 ogg ,SE .ffm ai :Yi M W,- uf L 4' t . ,N 5 2..,,W.. ., Jtfllseft JOSEPH HALCHIN The father of four children . . . en- joys hunting . . . attended Edin- boro and the University of Pitts- burgh . . . holds a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Educa- tion degrees. JOSEPH V. HARRICK Mathematics instructor . . . to in- dulge in sports and the outdoors is his hobby . . . served in the in- fantry . . . attended Indiana State Teachers College and W'est Vir- ginia University. I X ' FRED HUGHES Proud father of one boy . . . de- lights in stamp collecting and re- cording . . . possesses a Bachelor' of Science degree in Music Education . . . teaches instrumental and vocal music. MARION JOHNS Received Bachelor of Science de- gree from Indiana State Teachers College . . . teaches mathematics and algebra . . . reads in her spare time . . . enjoys watching a good football game. oh dear! Topics! JOSEPH KIPPERT One of our history and science teachers . . . graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and Penn- sylvania State University . . . hobby is bee keeping . . . ardent wrestling fan. x . JAMES E. LARKIN ' -. ' b One of our assistant football coaches . . . teaches Pennsylvania History and VVorld History . . . graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers College . . . wood-work- ing is his hobby. 17 AGNES M. LOWRY One of our English teachers . . . received Bachelor of Science degree at Indiana State Teachers College . . . spends leisure time playing bridge . . . enjoys basketball. WILLIAM MECHLING Teaches vocational agriculture . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and shopwork . . . in his spare time he enjoys the game of golf . . . resides in East End. FLYDE MENEELY Our boys' guidance counselor . . . was an instructor in army services and education officer for three years . . . favorite sport ,is boxing . . . hobby is wood-working. ELMER R. MILLER A social studies teacher who at- tended the University of Chatta- nooga . . . member of the ministry . . , father of five children . . . en- joys baseball and football. MELVIN S. MITCHELL Biology and physics teacher whose hobbies are fishing and golfing . . . attended Indiana State Teachers College, Columbia and Penn State Universities . . . director of summer recreation. ROBERT H. MOORE Our very efficient football coach . . . holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees . . . attended Lock Haven and ,Penn State Universities. ' ' V l VVhat's cooking? NAOMI NORTH Graduate of West Liberty State College . . . our dental hygienist . . . collector of salt and pepper shakers . . . enjoys bowling and dancing in her spare time. SARA LOUISE PANTALL Had a very interesting summer visiting Hershey, Gettysburg, and William.-iburgh . . . teaches French, History of Pennsylvania, and civics . . . enjoys playing the piano and reading. EDNA PIFER Heads our holnemaking depart- ment . . . spent six weeks of sum- mer vacation at a Home Econom- ics Convention in Minneapolis . . . enjoys watching football games . . . an amateur photography fan. DOROTHY S. PRINGLE' ' Teacher of World and American History . . . knows how to make her classes interesting . . . loves to travel . . . spent forty months in the navy . . . hobby is stamp collecting. 18 I V FRANCES N. ROBINSON An English II instructor . . . makes a hobby of collecting minatule bronze dachshunds . . . during va- cation toured Pennsylvania to study tl1e habits and customs of the Pennsylvania Dutch. SIIELLY ROBINSON One of our home economics teach- ers . . . holds a Bachelor of Science degree in home economies . . . en- joys sewing as a hobby . , . ardent football fan. DONALD RODERICK Teacher of instrumental music . . . served three years with the 127th anti-aircraft unit . . . attended Mansfield State Teachers College . . . hunting and baseball are favorites. FRANCIS J. SHAW Attended St. Bonaventure and St. Frances . . . served forty-two months in the Air Force . . . pos- sesses Bachelor of Arts and Master of Art. There's music in the air. MARGARET SIIAYV A golf fan . . . teaches English . . . received a Bachelor of Science de- gree from Indiana State Teachers College . . . does needlework in her spare time. IIERMAN SHERK Our very able chemistry and phys- ics teacher . . . traveled to the west coast this summer . . . visited the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, and Yosemite Park . . . enjoys football. 19 WILLIAM SIIICK A very capable junior high music teacher . . . alma mater is Indiana State Teachers College . . . holds a Bachelor of Science degree . . . enthusiastic football fan. MILDRED STOCKDALE An alumna of Grove City College . . . teaches English 9 and civics . . . holds a Bachelor of Arts degree . . . an ardent baseball fan . . . fond of gardening. 'agua -' D' MAY S'l'RAf'IIAN Vhallenging linglish teacher . . favorite pastime is reading . . . alma inater is Grove Vity Vollege where her daughter is now a stu- dent . . . obtained liachelur ol' Arts degree. ICDNA II. TAYLOR Attended foluinlmia and the Uni- versity of l'ittsliurgh . . . incnilier of the lflnglish Department . . . spends her spare time reading . . enjoys basketball , . oht ned Master of Arts degret-.KL rf AJ SMITH T ollege . . . holds Bach- of Arts degree . . . enjoys swimming and watching football . . . pride and joy-baby Pete. MARIAM R. THOMPSON A diligent American History teacher . . . alunma of Indiana State Teachers follege . . . holds liachelor of Science degree . , . enjoys watching a good game of basketball. MARY JO TRAVIS Obtained her llaehelor ol' Seienec degree at Slippery ltoek . . .teaches the girls' physical education classes . . . enjoys all sports . . . advisor for the Variety Show. ROSE WARGNY Our well-liked guidance counselor . . . holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teach- ers Vollege . . . holwliies are cooking. collecting stamps and antiques. Before the dinner. IIARRY G. VVIIIIIIAMS Popular commercial teacher . . . ardent boxing fan . . . received Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers Uollege and Masters in l'ldur-ation from Pennsylvania State University. THOMAS WILSON A matlneniatics teacher . . . alma mater is Vlarion State Teachers Vollege . . . holds Bachelor of Science degree . . . father of three children . . . is a collector of coins. Q0 Qwtwuvuw 00000000 06000004 z DOROTHY WOOD A graduate of Pennsylvania State University . . . a capable art teacher who enjoys traveling . . . makes a hobby of sewing, raising flowers, Ellld photography. MERVIN WOOD Teaching mechanical drawing is his job . . . holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees . . . served forty-two months in the Army . . . collects antiques. - VVould this be of interest? 21 RICHARD ZELEZNOCK Industrial arts teacher . . . likes to build model airplances . . . plays baseball and enjoys swimming . . . working on his Masters degree . . . lives in Smock, Pennsylvania. Man behind the mask. 43 SQSYEQEQQE Q 5 2 f W f 5 3 3 5 3 2 1 . E 1 ' 1 A x i X 3 i E E -W., N v S I v w 1 M-LN., l QT WILLIAM STUC III LL Presidcnl K' K' LOIS BORING Vice Prcsirlzfnt A Q7 SSIWQQQQIQ QFEQQSSQEQZS ' A 1 ssw w , ..., Q vm 1 LNi I, .f1. ,V Q! :f x LINDA LELLOCK Secretary I 0 . o o 0 0 l'1,,,,,, 'IDM , A . :ih4?'ii. u :.uH:,. llsiii ,iam 1115.5 ' in.. 0011370515 J! 'W 'ufvgfiwm ' 1' Dvilfllrg'-- -ani. ' up.. 'a.:.- llrg, ..l0llq.. - U l'f:. : ' nlllg - 'I wimhii:-32.2349 ... I o..,4?n. ,'.1z ,,'i' .x WS 114 ,gw,, .j'a:., A 4 :u,,,31:gvq, I ,f 'gl' - 5 -uf. v:AH 1 10:1 JACK HOGAN Treasurer 24 FREDERICK ACRE Fred An enthusiastic chap with an am- bition to become a draftsman . . . gets considerable enjoyment from hunting, algebra II class, and hill- billy music . . . his ideal is friendli- ness . . . is positive his senior year is worthwhile. ROBERT ALEXANDER Bob! His interesting ambition is to be- come a game warden . . . member of Visual Aids and Camera Club . . . dislikes dancing class . . . usually seen with Baran, Neal, and Rend . . . enjoys horses and hunt- ing . . . participates in our crack Band. JAMES ALTMAN Jim A likeable blond, blue-eyed fellow from Rossiter . . . lists hunting as his favorite hobby and math as his best subject . . . thinks his junior year was tops . . . dislikes hot rods . . . works part time at Alt- man's Garage. LEROY ANTHONY Andy A future farmer of America . . . has a great dislike for jealous people . . . enjoys hillbilly music and Dragnet . . . farmed during vaca- tion . . . can usually be seen with Gene and Bill . . . does his loafing around Marchard. ROSALIE ASTORINO Rose The gal with a million laughs and personality plus . . . look out for her curve ball and happy slnile . . . sports, especially baseball, lead the parade of her favorites . . . inci- dentally, she is one of our secre- tarial students. JAMES ATCHESON Jim An agile basketball player . . . usually found at Feicht's with John . . . has devilish blue eyes . . . watches Lonesome George . . . in- dustrial arts pupil . . . engages in tennis, softball, and swimming during the summer . . . broken pencil sharpeners irk him. FRANCIS BARAN Francis A good-looking lad who has a yen to become a machinist . . . dislikes noisy girls . . . likes to watch It's a Great Life . . . can usually be seen with Atcheson, Bofinger, or Alexander . . . thinks polkas are tops JOHN BARENCHICK Frcfl This happy lad hails from 601 . . . idolizes Honus Wagner and hopes to become a baseball player . . . says math is his favorite subject . . . thinks his senior year is tops . . . pals around with Rudy and the boys. DELORES BARGERSTOCK Dee An avid jazz and hillbilly fan . . . enjoys dancing and baseball . . . detests conceited people . . . prefers her senior year to all others . . . can not wait until school is dismissed next June . . . sports a dimpled smile. ROSABELLE HARNETT Rosie A dark-haired lass from 601 . . . everyone's friend . . . interested in making loads of money . . . makes a hobby of collecting newspaper clippings . . . favorite year in school was her junior . . . lists business correspondence as the f'super class. ROBERT BARRETT Bob A contented individual who likes to skate and hunt . . . plans to be an electrician . . . active member of the Ushers Club . . . favorite subject is industrial arts . . . usually seen with his buddy, Bill Shields. DONNA BASILE Donnrrs A sedate girl from Rossiter . . . fond of dancing , . . never misses the Hit Parade . . . aim in life is to be a secretary . . . active member of the Hi-Lights, Radio Depart- ment, and F.B.L.A. SONDRA BASILE Son An attractive newcomer from that metropolis, Rossiter . . . hopes to be a secretary in the future . . . capable worker on the Hi-Lights and Public Relations . . . spends spare time at l3asile's with Donna and Beverly. EDWARD BAUMGARTNER Dummy A frce and easy fellow . . . works in his dad's grocery store . . . resides in the pool room . . . associates with Iloot and Bo . . . goes for hillbilly music, gym, football, and Jane Russell. SARA ISELLE BECK Sally A girl who delights in skating . . . part-time worker at iNlurphy's . . . enjoys wearing anything red . . . pals are Elva and Thelma . . . future secretary . . . fond of pop- ular and hillbilly music . . . never misses It's a Great Life. BILL BISII Wild Bill An ardent baseball fan . . . Ted Williams is his ideal . . . rates senior year as best . . . an un- frienrlly girl is his pct peeve . . . fond of hillbilly music . . . a mem- ber of the F.F.A .... his hangout is the Starlight. SIIIRLICY BISII Slzirl A demure brunette with eyes of blue . . . likes baseball and stock car racing . . . Thelma and Donna are her close friends . . . favorite hangout is Yarger's . . . enjoys hillbilly music . . . ambition is to get a job after graduation. EVELYN BODDORF Ev A member of the Girls' Chorus . . . pals are Sue, Snooks, and Alberta . . . the treasurer of the Library Club . . . usually seen at the Alcola Skating Rink . . . likes baseball . . . senior year is best . . . a hillbilly fan. ' ' tstts P, ,.,. he kr lill 26 Q5 GENE BODDORF Bardahl Future pilot from Mayport . . . enjoys hillbilly music . . . senior year is best . . . usually seen with Leroy and Bill . . . likes to hunt . . . a member of the F.F.A. . . . lists practical math at the top . . . hangout is North Freedom. RICHARD BOFINGER Bo A hearty fellow with flaming locks and eyes ofiblue . . . thinks nothing is as great as hillbilly music . . . usually seen with Bill and Paul . . . rates junior year as best . . . am- bition is to become a machinist. LOIS BORING Lois A serene, cordial girl . . . future laboratory teclmician . . . blue is her favorite color . . . a hot', sax player . . . Franklin School of Arts and Science is her future alma mater . . . an enthusiastic member of Choir, Chorus, and Band. JONELL BOUCHER Jo A popular music fan . . . works part time at Murphy's . . . thinks Tab Hunter is it . . . dislikes hillbilly music . . . can usually be seen with Helen, LaVonne, or Marilyn . . . lists basketball as her favorite sport. LINDA LOU BOWERS Linda A soft-spoken, demure brunette . . . takes great pleasure in playing the piano . . . intends to enter the Allegheny General Hospital of Nursing . . . loathes teasing . . . shows preference to swimming . . . biology is marvelous. MAURICE BROSKY Tanner A mirthful lad with a joke for every occasion . . . the color red is his favorite . . . a hard-tackling foot- ball player . . . active in the Latin, Varsity, and Science Clubs . . . a. sure success in anything he under- takes. SANDRA BUNDY Sandy An elegant blue-eyed girl . . . ex- pert at playing the organ and cook- ing at Camp Corbly . . . admires anyone who is happy . . . nursing is the career in her future . . . mem- ber of the Band, Thespians, and Latin Club. - ELVA BURKETT Dcetse Hails from Coolspring . . . a future secretary enrolled in the Commer- cial Course . . . usually seen with Sara and Althea . . . member of the Choir and Girls' Chorus . . . pop- ular music, football, and friendly peoplei rate excellent with her. PAUL CARITHERS Red A popular music fan who pals with Rich, Skip and Budd . . . ambition 'in life is extensive travel . . . can be seen around Hester's or the pool room . . . enjoys football and lists economics as his favorite subject. HELEN CAYLOR Helen One of the really lovely and charm- ing girls at P. H. S .... has a fervid desire to bc a fashion model . . . an ardent football fan . . . a studious business law student . . . is thrilled with George Goebel's T.V. program. TIIELMA CHAMBERS Thelma A hillbilly fa11 who hangs out at the Nut Shop . . . plans to go either to Washington, D. C. or Indiana State Teachers College . . . enjoys watching the Hit Parade . . . works part time at Murphy's. DEANNA CHAPMAN An industrious girl from 601 . . . has brown hair and an ambition to become a blonde . . . does a good job with Public Relations . . . lists eating as her part-time job . . . usually seen with Jean, Bill, and Bob. ROBERT CHARLES Bob A light-hearted chap from Hamil- ton . . . would not mind being an executive someday . . . a whiz in the art field . . . works part time at Central Drugstore . . . pink and charcoal are colors that rate high with him . . . senior year is splendid SANDRA CLARK Sandy A smash hit with a baton . . . an enthusiastic president of the Twirl- er's Club . . . Sandy lists football as her favorite sport . . . enjoys pop- ular music and gym class . . . thinks all friendly people are great. YVALTER CLARK Skip A future druftsrnan who pals with Paul and Fred . . . loafed on vaca- tion . . . loves to sleep . . . loathes red hair and likes friendly people . . . a hillbilly fan of high esteem . . . his second home is the pool room. JOHN COLEMAN Buckwheat A cooperative visual aids student . . . can usually be found at Sny- der's Store with the Timblin kids . . . prefers sales class to all others . . . pet peeve is riding the school bus . . . desires to become a millionaire. SHIRLEY COLEMAN Shirl A petite girl from VVest End . . . has a part-time job at Murphy's . . . a future bookkeeper . . . reads during her spare time . . . usually seen with Mary and Catherine . . . football rates as her favorite sport. JAMES COLKITT Jim A jovial, tranquil boy whose abode is in Big Run . . . a clever trump- eter . . . an ardent basketball and baseball participant . . . spends summers on the baseball diamond . . . looks sharp in the red and white. - A R a R! PATRICK CONNERS Clancy An easy-going, likeable fellow from Punxsy . . . very able Student Council president . . . one of Mr. lVloore's boys . . . member of the Varsity Club . . . ambition is to become a F. B. I. agent . . . hangs out at Feicht's. ROBERT COUCII Bob Another one of those likeable boys from Cloe . . . in leisure time traps and tames animals . . . active mem- ber of Art Club . . . likes a certain blonde-haired girl . . . ambition in life is to be a success. DYRK COUSER Dyrlc An all-around athlete who partici- pates in football, basketball, and volleyball . . . his ideal is Bill ZBCUI' . . . ambition is to be a lawyer . . . buddies are Smooch, Don, and Jack . . . the Bob Cummings Show is the greatest. JOSEPH CRISSMAN Jacko A second Fred Astaire when it comes to dancing . . . capable pres- ident of the Thespians . . . keen sports editor of the Hi-Lights . . . Jocko can usually be found at the drug house with the gang. NANCY CRISSMAN Criss A sociable gal from 602 . . . plans to be an angel of mercy . . . can usually be found at the Y or Feiclit's with her gang . . . veteran member of the brass section of the Band, EDWARD CURRY Ed Outstanding football and baseball player from Elk Run . . . would like to get into the majors . . . earned letters in football, volley- ball, and track . . . thinks rhythm and blues music is real crazy . . . Duke Snider is his ideal. . Q: nw ,fave 4.-Q' ,lf .... R , ,.'.' if 1. f- .ex . EEQQS JOAN DEAHL Janie Tearoom An amiable brunette from Rossiter . . . lists senior year as tops . . . member of the F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, and F .B.L.A .... pals with Sally and Barbara . . . lists hillbilly music and jazz as superb . . . con- ceited people are her pet peeve. WILLIAM DECKER Bill A brain who rates algebra and chemistry as the best . . . capable president of Science Club . . . likes to play jazz and pop music on the cornet . . . plans to study chemical engineering at Penn State. PAUL DEFOOR Paul A zealous admirer of horses . . . an excellent student in shop . . . likes both popular and hillbilly music . . . pals with Edml, Paul, Bo, and Boogle . . . aim for the future is to travel . . . loves to loaf. FRED DEHAVEN Fred An alert agricultural student . . . enjoys watching George Goebel . . . prefers popular music to any other kind . . . favorite year in school is senior . . . an enthusiastic baseball fan . . . ambition is to work after graduation. THOMAS DEMKO Tom A breezy fun-loving fellow from Pine Street . . . cherry drinks from Mary's are a must . . . aspiration is to become a millionaire . . . pals with Mick, Joe, Tim, and Jack . . . enjoys late movies and English class immensely. HENRY DEPP Henry A husky nature lover from R.D. iff! . . . ambition is to travel , . . favorite subject is algebra . . . likes hillbilly music . . . best year in school is senior . . . football is favorite sport . . . pals with Tom and Randy . . . likes murder pictures. LEROY DEPP Cookie An inquisitive, witty industrial arts student . . . one of Mr. Rod- erick's indispensibles . . . thinks a certain girl from 606 is grand . . . has a gripe against women drivers . . . can be seen with Bob, Fred, and Henry. DEAN DIEHL Dean A town fellow liked for his sense of humor and dependability . . . pals with Dyrk and Glenn . . . wishes to be a bachelor . . . enjoys participating in baseball . . . is annoyed by loquacious girls . . . likes algebra . . . enjoys watching Georgo Goebel. ELIZABETH DUNKEL Tootie Talented brown-eyed girl from East End . . . a Stan Kenton fan . . . hangs out at Feicht's with her gang . . . member of Thespians, Tri-Hi-Y, and Science Club . . . plans to attend nursing school at Presbyterian Hospital in Pitts- burgh. x ROBERT EDMISTON Edme A Punxsy lad who hopes to become a prominent man in the business world . . . thinks the blues are real cool . . . works as an usher at the JeH'erson Theater . . . ex- cellent student in shop . . . excels in loafing. J,UDY EGGLESTON Egg Ajpeppy, bloncfhaired cheerleader . . . hangout-Elk Run Bakery . . . to be an angel of mercy is her am- bition . . . director of the Variety Show . . . an energetic member of the Tri-Hi-Y, Science Club, and Latin Club. EMERY ELBELL Emery Diligent, hard-working commercial student . . . active member of F.B.L.A .... junior year was favorite at P. H. S .... enjoys watching the Ozark Jubilee . . . excels in typing . . . usually seen with Wayne . . . goes for football . . . hobby is coin collecting. is inf Q gi Wi iss le- 29 X ALBERTA EWING Al A lovable girl with glowing hair and sparkling brown eyes . . . con ceited people are her pet peeve . . . an apt member of F.H.A .... thinks hillbilly and western music are the best . . . plans to seek em- ployment in Erie. DONNA FAIRMAN' Fuzzy A pleasantly sweet girl from, Elk Run . . . hangout-Elk Run Bak- ery . . . ardent football fan . . . aspiration in life is to be a tele- phone operator . . . an active mem- ber of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . thinks a. certain boy is tops. EILEEN FARBO Tex Enticing, dark-eyed gal from Wal- ston . . . enjoys dancing, popular music, and baseball . . . cannot stand showoffs . . . hangs out at Johnson's Restaurant with Kay and Rose . . . hopes to become a beautician and attend Baun- Beauty School.' JOANN FERRARA Joann An ardent Eddie Fisher fan . . . never misses a football game . . . known for l1er cheery disposition . . . shorthand and senior year score high . . . chums with Shirley, Dorothy, and Barb . . . weakness for the color blue. SHIRLEY FIKE Doc A charming lass with blonde hair and blue eyes . . . regards popular music and the color green as tops . . . wishes there were more time to change classes . . . aspiration is to become a beautician. DONALD FINLEY Fin A Will Rodgers type who delights in fixing cars and slow rhythm and blues music . . . ambition is to make that green siuffnf. . . can usually be found with Wilt, Butch, and Mims . . . a Latin Club member. JANE FRANK Janie A talented lass with a sweet smile and a charming disposition . . . an adept co-editor of Mirror . . . is tops as an actress . . . pals with Peggy and Nancy . . . wishes to attend college or designing school. CHARLENE FURL Clharl An amiable girl from Cloe . . . sew- ing and music are her hobbies . . . an alto in the Sextette . . . junior year was grand . . . active member of F.H.A., Library Club and Hi- Lights staff . . . suggests a shorter work week for P. H. THOMAS GALBRAITH Tim A husky fullback from West End . . . belongs to the Science Club and likes solid geometry . . . works in the Jefferson Garage . . . runs around with Link and Hoff . . . hopes to become an aeronautical engineer. WILLIAM GALBRAITH ' Punkin An industrious guy who designs airplanes . . . favorite vocation in life is an aeronautical draftsman . . . can be seen anywhere, generally with Atch, Bummyf and Bo . . . works at the Jefferson Garage . . . suggests a shelter across the street. MOLLY GAMBLE lilo A radiant girl with a yen for cheer- leading . . . spends leisure time at Feicht's with the gang . . . hopes someday to wear a nurse's uniform . . . plays the organ and piano superbly . . . enjoys popular music. DONNA GASTON ' Donna One of our snappy color guards . . . ambition is to work for the Navy Department . . . spends innumer- able hours on skates . . . enjoys watching Lux Video Theatre on T.V .... loves dogs . . . comes to us from Glen Campbell. JJ' SSE GEORGE GIBSON Hoot A soft-spoken hillbilly fan who also enjoys football and playing chess . . . lists the chess Cllalnp of the world as his ideal . . . plans to attend the DuBois Undergraduate Center and become a draftsman. SHIRLEY GOULD Shirley A charming blue-eyed gal from 602 . . . excels in mathematics . . . hopes to be a high school teacher . . . an ardent hillbilly fan . . . fire- engine red delights her . . . part- time worker at the shoe factory. PAUL GOURLEY Grump An easy-going fellow . . . Art Club president . . . has a dog named Mitzy . . . goes for popular music, football, and Dragnet . , , likes to stand in front of Feicht's snapping his fingers . . . hopes to become a draftsman. ELLIS GRAHAM Graham One of the good-looking Big Run boys . . . found either at the square dance or at Sandy's . . . member of the Thespian Society, Conserva- tion and Arts Clubs . . . plays bas- ketball for Big Run . . . one of our future draftsmen. BARBARA GRAUL Barb A gal with a heart of gold . . hobbies are sewing and playing the piano . . . ambition is to become a lady in white . . . Grace Kelly is her ideal . . . active member of G.A.A., French Club and Girls' Chorus. JAMES GRAY Tex A good-looking Elk Run boy with a crew-cut . . . does well in algebra and mechanical drawing . . . hard- working stage crew member . . . works at MacKenzie's Bakery . . . enjoys hunting . . . buddies are Lou, Wiff, Jack, and Ish. EEE E JOHN GRAY John A handsome, brown-haired lad from Cloe . . . works part time at A8zP . . . seen with the Cloe boys . . . plays the guitar and banjo . . . belongs to the Conservation Club . . . future draftsman who likes to hunt and fish. MARVENNA GRAZIER lllarv A warm, sensitive-hearted girl with a weakness for tall boys . . . de- lights are square dancing and any kind of music . . . hopes to be a medical technician in her future years . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y and G.A.A. KAROL GRINDLE Karol A loquacious, brown-eyed lass from East End . . . usually seen with Tootie, Sally, and Nancy . . . likes senior year best . . . hobby is dancing to dreamy music . . . con- templating the career of nursing . . . active Choir member. JANET GROSE Loretta A Winsome demure gal . . . green is the supreme color . . . cannot tolerate crowded halls . . . a zealous rollerskating and bowling fan . . . a future secretary . . . an auxiliary bookkeeper for Mr. Fritz. MICHAEL GROSSMAN Mike The red-headed menace from East End . . . a rabid Howdy Doody fan . . . one of the bigger boys on the football team . . . an associate of Conners . . . member of the Varsity Club . . . plans to go to P.C.W. EVELYN GROVE Evelyn A pretty, blue-eyed blonde from Valier . . . enrolled in the Com- mercial Course . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . president of the Camera Club . . . likes most sports, especially swimming . . . pals around with Carol, June, and Bonnie. JANET GRUBE Grube A happy-go-lucky girl from 603 . . . plays trombone in the Band . . . pet peeve is rainy weather . . . interested in becoming a Navy nurse . . . active member of the F.H.A., Art Club and Red Cross. MARY ELLEN GRUBE Yay A patriotic lass who hopes to soon join the VV.A.F .... can make a clarinet talk . . . vacationed to a state park . . . member of the Red Cross . . . heartily feels that per- oxide blondes should not be. DONNA HARKLEROAD Jean A debonair girl from Mahaffey . . . a pretentious football fan . . . blue is her choice color . . . detests teas- ing . . . a destined housewife . . . an active' member of Girls' Chorus . . . delights in cooking . . . I Love Lucy is super. MARIE HARTZFELD Marie An industrious student from 608 in the Commercial Course . . . hopes to become an efficient sec- retary . . . usually seen with Lor- etta and Lois . . . enjoys listening to popular and hillbilly music . . . favorite subject is shorthand. WILLIAM HENNEMAN Bill A blond, blue-eyed dream from 603 . . . spends his spare time training dogs and hunting . . . sings exceptional bass in the Boys' Chorus and Choir . . . usually seen in East End with his main weak- ness, Sally. LAVONNE HETRICK LaVonne One of our outstanding flag twirl- ers . . . journeyed to Colorado during vacation . . . aspiration in the future is to become a June bride . . . swimming is a fascinating sport . . . a slow consumer of food . . . suggests an hour lunch period. -12 X if qr as CAROL HICKS Farmer An amiable gal from 603 . . . hobbies are drawing and painting . . . ideal is anyone with dark hair and dark eyes . . . secretary of the Art Club . . . enjoys jazz and pop- ular music . . . ambition to be successful. ELSIE HILLIARD Snooks An amicable person with a yen for baseball . . . suggests shorter class periods for P. H. S .... enjoys singing in the Girls' Chorus . . . Sue and Eve make swell friends . . . claims she worked during her vacation. CLAIR HIMES Himes An ardent football fan from Ring- gold . . . loves to hunt . . . to be an electrician is his-aim in life . . . rates senior year tops . . . chums with Bill, Leroy, and Berg . . . enjoys hillbilly music. DONALD HIMES Frick A U. S. Army Reservist . . . enjoys horseback riding and playing the spanish guitar . . . hopes to some- day attend Butte School of Mines and become an explosive engineer . . . usually seen with Johnny and Lester . . . an algebra enthusiast. I LOIS IIIMES Lacy Comes to P. H. S. from Ringgold . . . English is her favorite subject . . . usually seen with Helen, Marie, and Loretta . . . enjoys hillbilly music and polkas . . . ambition is to get a good job . . . prefers senior year to all others. AUDREY HINDERLITER Sue A sweet gal from Mayport who hopes to become a physical thera- pist . . . active in the Choir and a member of F.H.A. and the Library Club . . . her ideal is Pat Boone . . . plans to go to Penn State. ,ss EEE QRS RUBY HINTON Ruby Pretty Johnsonburg girl enrolled in the Homemaking Course . . . favorite subject is English . . . seen with Betty, Lorrie, and Audrey . . . member of F.H.A. and Library Club . . . sings in Girls' Chorus and Choir . . . senior year is tops. WILLIAM HOBBA Willie A tall, handsome lad from R.D. 58 . . . loves to hunt and swim . . . especially enjoys shop . . . pet peeves are loud-mouthed people , . . likes the color green and hill- billy music . . . ambition is to own a motorcycle. GLENN HOCKENBERRY Hook A popular guy from Jenks Hill . . . an outstanding drummer . . . best subject is drafting . . . hobbies are music and swimming . . . ardent member of the Band and Black Knights . . . rates popular music as tops . . . enjoys all sports. LAVONNE HOFFMAN Sis A gal with a sunny snnle . . . hopes to be a beautician in a fancy shop . . . believes our school should have more drinking fountains . . . cap- able secretary of the F.B.L.A .... admires anyone with a nice person- ality. A JACK HOGAN Hoagy A small fellow with a million abili- ties . . . is planning on an education at Grove City College . . . hard- working treasurer of the class and member of the Mirror Board . . . a diligent cart pusher at tl1e ASLP. CHARLOTTE HOMAN Charlotte A commercial student with an am- bition to be a secretary . . . member of the Library and Pep Clubs . . . sings in the Girls' Chorus . . . usually seen with Jean, Betty, and Janet . . . prefers hillbilly music and polkas. EEE QRS LAURA BELLE HUEY Laura Simply adores attractive, ambi- tious boys . . . Eddie Fisher is superb . . . a future clerk . . . can usually be seen with Louise, Lor- etta, Violet, or Phyllis . . . enjoys hillbilly music and baseball . . . thinks yellow is a very attractive color. IRVIN HUMBLE Bud A zealous hunting and fishing fan . . . favorite sports are football and baseball . . . loathes stump hunters . . . farms in his spare time . . . runs around with Ernie, Gene, Sam, and Bill . . . F.F.A. member of good standing. ROBERT ISHMAN Ish A letterman in football, basketball and track . . . a great athlete . . . friends call him Rod . . . an Elk Runner and pool room dweller . . . runs around with Art, Sam, and Wifi . . . Varsity Club member . . . idolizes Jim Thorpe. CARL JOHNSON Jum An ardent hunter . . . enjoys pop- ular music . . . his ambition is to live a life of leisure . . . member of the Conservation Club . . . lists freshman year as best . . . econom- ics is his favorite class . . . likes the color green. ROBERT JOHNSON Bob A South Sider who can usually be seen at Bells Mills . . . plans to go to Transylvania Bible School and do Gospel work. . . avid member of the Art Club . . . a hillbilly en- thusiast who also likes cars. JANE JONES Janie A pleasant, friendly-speaking girl interested in homemaking . . . member of the F.H.A. and Girls' Chorus . . . worked in Buffalo, N. Y. in summer . . . enjoys the Hit Parade immensely . . . suggests an automatic dishwasher for every home. NANCY KELLAR Nance A pretty, dimpled-cheeked gal from Big Run . . . snapp cheer- leader . . . Superman is the greatest . . . Go West young women is her ambition . . . member of G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y and Student Council . . . plays a baritone in the Band. ROBERT KELSEY Bob A tall, dark, and handsome lad from 603 . . . senior year was tops . . . enjoys hillbilly music . . . aim in life is to be a surgeon . . . seems he has his nurse located . . . a bus student from Porter. LOIS KENNEDY Avanell A cute blonde with a radiant per- sonality . . . future alumna will be Allegheny School of Nursing . . . excels in playing the piano, accor- dian, and organ . . . active member of the F.H.A. and Choir . . . ex- cellent seamstress. ARTHUR KEPHART Art A good athlete who specializes in football and basketball . . . favorite color is Blondes . . . can usually be found with Bob, Sam, and Wiiff . . . member of Varsity Club . . . enjoys a good pool game and a hot mambo. NANCY S. KERR Nancy An attractive Elk Run lass . . . very confident keeper of the cafe- teria records . . . industrious mem- ber of the F.B.L.A .... enjoys reading and Disneyland . . . pet peeves are hossy people . . . Eng- list and shorthand are supreme . . . usually seen with Naomi. GARNET KIEHL Tom A dark-haired lass with a yen for nursing . . . next stop is New Ken- sington School of Nursing . . . active member of G.A.A. . favorite subject is chemistry . . an accomplished accordianist . . . hangout is Allen's Service Station. JEAN KIEIIL Jeanie A charming girl from Oliveburg . . . favorite hangout is home sweet home . . . plans to become a secretary . . . likes shorthand and enjoys hillbilly and popular music . . . usually seen with Darlene, Garnet, and Molly . . . works part time at Harl's. LOUISE KOTULA Blondie A blonde-haired, green-eyed lass . . . typing class is fascinating . . . loathcs gum crackers . . . dogs and cats arc favorites . . . livcs to go to New York . . . Eddie Fisher is her ideal . . . an ardent football fan. JOHN KOVALAK John An industrious lad who hails from Punxsy R.D. 545 . . . craves polka and hillbilly music . . . plans to become an accountant . . . The Big Story is his favorite program . . . his junior year was the greatest SAM KROMER Mule An F.F.A. man . . . passes the time at Hoot's . , . an ambitious match- cover collector . . . relishes English class . . . colleagues are Henry, Irvin, and Bob . . . ambition to attend the University of West Virginia. JAMES KUNSELMAN Jake A good-nat1u'ed chap from Hamil- ton . . . a future pilot . . . goes for hillbilly music . . . pals around with Tom, Wayne, and Sam . . . archery is his hobby . . . ardent baseball and football fan . . . enjoyed his senior year the most. EILEEN LANTZ Eileen An adorable gal with a smile for all . . . a Winsome color guard of the school Band . . . ambition is to go to Rome . . . capable treasurer of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . is confident P. H. S. needs more dances. 34 Q WAYNE LAQUE Wayne A dark-haired lad from Timblin . . . works on a farm and fruit orchard in the summer . . . usually seen with Gary, Dick, and Daryl . . . hobbies are skating and play- ing checkers . . . thinks senior year is the best. CATHERINE LARSON Kitty A newcomer to P. H. S. from Valier . . . hillbilly fan . . . usually seen with her sister at Milligan's Store . . . member of the F.H.A. . . . Playhouse of Stars is her favorite T.V. program . . . fresh- man year rates above all others. NAOMI LECKVARCIK Nomey An energetic lass from Marchand . . . plans to be a business educa- tion teacher . . . member of the Hi- Lights staff and Choir . . . fond of semi-classical and popular music . . . loves to read . . . plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College. LINDA LELLOCK Lulu A debonair, blue-eyed brunnette . . . spent vacation at the swim- ming pool . . . Latin and World History are supreme . . . finds the Packard a nice thing to have around . . . an enthusiastic G.A.A. member and our capable class secretary. SAMUEL LEVY Sam. A towering lad with a yen for foot- ball and basketball . . . ambition is to be a professional loafer . . . his size thirteen shoes are usually seen going to the pool room . . . a member of Varsity Club. CAROL LINGENFELTER Carol One of our future secretaries from Valier . . . is annoyed by conceited people . . . pals around with Evelyn, June, and Bonnie . . . member of the Camera, F.B.L.A., and Pep Clubs . . . enjoys swim- ming, popular music, and collect- ing records. QEQEE SIE QRS TOM LINGENFELTER Tom Likes to tinker with guns and cars and listen to long-haired music . . . lists science as his top subject and states Einstein must have been a brain . . . hopes to some- day get a big Cadillac. CHARLES LITTLE Charlie A future engineer . . . usually seen with Jack or Tunner . . . active member of the French, T hespian, and Varsity Clubs . . . cooked a mean meal at summer camp . . . quite capable in class and on the football field. FREDERICK LoHR Y Fred A likeable Varsity Club member who pals with the football players . . . has a yen to become a state policeman . . . labors and hangs out at Feicht's . . . thinks a lot of a certain girl in 202. NANCY LOVELESS Browneye: A dainty, brown-eyed lass from East End . . . enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . sings in the Sextette . . . likes biology, football, and popular music . . . member of the Tri-Hi-Y and Choir . . . senior year is her favorite. RANDALL LYLE Butch Best-dressed man of the senior class . . . claims cars and girls are his hobbies . . . a member of the Science and Latin Clubs . . . would like to go to-Grove City and be- come a chemical engineer. JAMES MADDOX Wilt A witty, jovial boy . . . Rexipoo is stupendous . . . habitually seen in Butch's car . . . aspiration to be an engineer . . . hunting and fishing are incomparable . . . a fervent popular and jazz fan . . . future Alma Mater, Grove City. 4,,yuumQ - t Li' 4' ig? ai 4 as sms Q Q rim i 4 W S zvg.. JAMES MANNER Mimi' A handsome lad from town . . . fond of jazz . . . rates junior year best . . . bashful girls are his pet peeve . . . an active member of the Thespian Society and Choir . . . suggests more women teachers for P. H. S. WILMA JEAN MANNERBURG Wimp-ie A pleasant brown-haired girl . . . likes to read as a pastime . . . a member of the Library Club and F.H.A .... plans to attend God's Bible School . . . would like to be- come a missionary nurse . . . favorite color is pink. ROY MARSHALL Roy Future Navy man . . . abhors girls who chew gum . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Joe Friday fan . . . a member of the Conservation Club of our school . . . labors on the farm . . . vacationed in Ohio. JEAN MAUK Jean A pleasant girl from 604 . . . religious music is her favorite . . . aim in life is to help people . . . enjoys basketball and tennis . . . usually seen with Elva and Jean . . . rates senior year as tops. NANCY MAYES NaNa An affable girl from Frostburg . . . hangs out at the Dairy Queen . . . plans to be a laboratory technol- ogist . . . usually seen with Sandy and Nedra . . . an efficacious mem- ber. of the G.A.A., Science, Latin, and Camera Clubs. SAMUEL BICCORMICK Sam An aspiring lad who wants to be a jet pilot . . . best subject is algebra . . . likes hillbilly music . . . senior year is best . . . likes to play base- ball and football . . . can usually be seen with Ellis and Paul. FRED MCCULLOUGH Fred An enthusiastic hillbilly fan . . . has a desire to become an engineer . . . an energetic member of French and Usher Clubs . . . his pet peeve is silly girls . . . delights in playing an electric spanish guitar. WAYNE MCDOWELL Shorty A well-liked boy from 604 . . . would like to become a gym teacher . . . usually seen with Jim, Sam, and Roy . . . can mostly be found at Feicht,s . . . diligent member of Conservation Club. MURIEL MCGEE Mele An amicable girl from 604 . . . hillbilly fan . . . ambition is to become a housewife . . . usually seen with Linda, Fran, and Nancy at Hester's or Lellock's . . . anyone with brown hair, blue eyes, and muscles is her ideal. MARGARET MCINDOE Pease A pretty girl from Woodland Ave- nue who has a charming disposi- tion . . . a very competent member of Mirror Board, G.A.A., Tri-Hi- Y, and F.B.L.A .... enjoys short- hand class . . . her junior year was marvelous . . . thinks blue is lovely. DONALD McKEE Dan A reserved lad from 604 . . . senior year is glorious for him . . . enjoys participating in and watching baseball . . . would like to be in the Navy . . . usually seen at Sam's place . . . a hillbilly fan. RICHARD MCKIBBEN Rkky A jovial fellow that is a hep trumpet player . . . headed for Penn State . . . active in Science and Latin Clubs . . . zealous sports fan . . . can be seen driving the Dodge with Hammie, Og, Bill, Fred, and Glenn. EEE QQ? RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN Dick An ambitious, congenial lad with an ardent love for golf and basket- ball . . . his ambition lies in the field of medicine . . . claims his sister is his pet peeve . . . an active member of the Hi-Lights. HELEN MCQUOWN Helen A red-headed beauty . . . one of our lively cheerleaders . . . dislikes pessimistic people . . . desires better school spirit . . . has a yen for popular music . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., and Science Clubs . . . ardent basketball and tennis player. RUTH MCQUOWN Rulh A soft-spoken blonde from Big Run . . . a color guard in the Hand . . . ambition is to become a sec- retary . . . playsthe piano for her own entertainment . . . usually seen with Barb, Nancy, Judy, Betty, and Dot. JOHN MEENAN Capfain Jack The incomparable captain of the football team . . . detests baggy shirts . . . participates in Student Council, Latin and Varsity Clubs . . . suggests greater school spirit for P. H. S .... football players are his buddies . . . enjoys popular music. 4 . SAMUEL MENNETTI Sam A hillbilly fan from Punxsy R.D. W5 . . . a member of the Conser- vation Club . . . works part time at the A8zP . . . usually seen in Reynoldsville . . . senior year is the best . . . suggests that we have shorter days with pay. JAMES MILLS Jim A reserved, intelligent boy from Cloe . . . enjoys hillbilly music . . . a member of the French Club . . . has a part time job at the Cloe Lumber and Supply Company . . . wants to live a happy and con- tented life. EEE JEAN MOHNEY Jean An attractive lass from VVest End . . . enrolled in the Commercial Course . . . hopes to become a housewife . . . can be found at Kelly's with Bill and other friends . . . delights in football, popular music, and shorthand. JOYCE MOORE Jo A cute gal from Marchand . . . hopes to attend Indiana State Teachers College . . . plays in the saxophone section of the band . . . enjoys all sports-especially swim- ming . . . member of the Tri-Hi-Y and F.B.L.A .... likes to dance and listen to popular music. DEAN NEAL Tort A football and basketball fan who does his loafing at the pool room . . . in l1is spare time, he is a lum- berjack in father's sawmill . . . shuns girls and hopes to become a good electrician. ROGER NELSON Rog A fun-loving lad who lives on Fourth Avenue . . . plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College . . . senior year is the greatest . . . collects stamps . . . likes popular music . . . ambition is to become a teacher . . . can be seen at Earl's. WILLIAM NICHOLSON Nick Of course, red and white are his favorite colors . . . makes known his approval of a certain sharp chick from East End . . . toils as a grease monkey in father's garage . . . wishes to attend Slippery Rock. RONALD OATMAN Ron A pleasant, good-looking lad from 604 . . . likes popular music, George Gobel, and basketball . . . usually seen with Atch and Rich . . . pet peeve is girls who think they know it all . . . lists Sylv as his ideal. ERNEST O'HARA Bud A future teacher from Smithport . . . outstanding student in agri- culture . . . plans to attend Penn State . . . very able F.F.A. pres- ident . . . appears quite often at the Clymer Roller Rink . . . a person who makes friends easily. KAY PATTERSON Red A demure, blue-eyed gal from Big Run . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and secretary of G.A,A .... usually seen with Nancy Kellar . . . plays the clarinet in the band . . . dili- gent worker for the Variety Show. ROBERT PATTISON K Putt A good-looking lad from Pine Street . . . likes to sleep in the morning . . . has a great zest for basketball . . . great ladies' man . . . math is the highest in his book . . . can generally be found at Kelly's. BETTY PEARCE Betli F un-loving, blue-eyed lass from 604 . . . loves to dance to popular or hillbilly music . . . enjoys short- hand class . . . pals with LaVonne . . . ambition is to be an airline hostess . . . states that senior year is outstanding. CLAYTON .PEARCE C. P. A sedate lad . . . thinks Winky Dink is tops . . . Marilyn Mon- roe is his ideal . . . an ardent hill- billy and popular music fan . . . coin collecting is a fascinating hobby . . . ambition to be an elec- trical worker. DOROTHY PERON Dot A happy-go-lucky gal from Glen Campbell . . . idolizes Eddie . . . engaged on the Hi-Lights staff . . . loves to go roller skating, especially with a certain boy . . . enjoys listening to romantic music . . . no certain plans for future. WILLIAM PHILLIPS Rev The VVest End lad who likes pet elephants . . . photography and hot-rods are his hobbies . . . loafs at Earlls with Dave, VVillie, and Bob . . . desires to become an auto mechanic . . . idolizes John D. Rockefeller's wealth. NANCY PIFER Nancy A gal with that intelligent look in her eye . . . aspiration is to become a United States senator . . . ardent football fan with superb cheering voice . . . capable A.A. director . . . likes P. H. S. just the way it is. LAVADA PLATT Lavada A gal who has a knack for raising prize-winning calves . . . whiz at playing basketball . . . planning to attend Indiana State Teachers College '. . . spends leisure time reading the best books . . . enjoys going to VVorld History class. DAVID PLYLER Dave A future engineer from East End . . . rates flying as the greatest . . . plans to enter Penn State Center in DuBois . . . an active member of the Band and Boys' Chorus . . . ideal is a girl from Rimersburg. LEONARD PLYLER Leonard An R.D. fl lad . . . a rabid follower of hunting . . . gets a bang out of shop . . . Bill and Lyle are his two buddies . . . worked hard on the farm last summer . . . a base- ball and softball fan. BARBARA RAHN - Barb An intelligent lass with beautiful dark eyes . . . a capable secretary of the Latin Club . . . is a natural whiz at algebra . . . would like to attend Allegheny General Hospital . . . usually seen with Ruth and Joan. . EVE QRS RAYMOND RASAVAGE Hull A burly Elk Run lad . . . hunting, fishing, swimming, and playing football are his favorite recreations . . . a Lonesome George follower . . . loathes waiting to get into the cafeteria . . . has a valuable coin collection . . . an eager chemistry student. DELORES REGI Dee An avid football fan . . . hopes to become a laboratory technician . . . our reliable tumbling majorette . . . likes to go sightseeing witl1 a gang of kids . . . usually seen in town . . . adores big cars. LYLE REMAL'EY Rem A tall, ambitious lad who has a desire to become a mechanic . . . thinks purple is the perfect color . . . active member of the Conser- vation Club . . . never misses Dragnet on Thursday nights . . delights in hunting. FRANK REND Flullcr An ardent trapper from Cloe . . . rates baseball as tops . , . senior year was best . . . likes dogs and horses . . . an active member of the Conservation Club . . . favorite class is gym . . . pals with Ed and Dean. MILDRED RHODES Milly A likeable girl from 605 . . . can listen to hillbilly music anytime . . . would like to become a stenog- rapher . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . member of the F.B.L.A. and F.H.A .... usually seen with Nancy and Joyce. NICK RITZ Nick A brawny football player . . . foot- ball and baseball are favorites . . . plans to go to work . . . has a great dislike for smoking . . . distin- guished president of the Varsity Club . . . the only kind of music is hillbilly or popular. EEE? i . ED ROSEMAN Ed Our popular F.B.L.A. president . . . active member of Student Council . . . usually seen in Yount's . . . hobby is skating . . . pet peeve is little sister . . . thinks senior year is best . . . likes popular music. GEORGE ROY Will A pleasant student who delights in dancing . . . works extra hard in clerical practice class . . . a loyal visitor at the Kozy Corner in Rossiter . . . usually seen with Gary, Bob, and Fred having a rip- roaring time. KAYE SANKEY Kay A pretty Hag twirler , . . hopes to become an airline hostess . . . wor- ships Marlon Brando . . . suggests baseball for P. H. S .... craves popular recordings . . . pals with Sally, Sandy, and Karol . . . a member of good standing in the Tri-Hi-Y. GENE SCHRECKENGOST Schrcck Likes nothing better than eating . . . loathes to wait . . . member of the Conservation Club . . . can be seen with Bob, Ed, and Frank . . . hopes to do wildlife service work . . . thoroughly enjoys hunting deer. MARILYN SCHWITZER Marilyn An amiable girl from town . . . loves to play badminton . . . to be an artist is her greatest aspiration . . . an active member of the Art Club and Choir . . . gossiping is her pet peeve. BERVERLY SERIAN Bev A popular gal with an ambitious love for dancing . . . active worker on the Hi-Lights stall' , . . usually seen with Sondra and Donna at a baseball game or enjoying life . . . diligent worker at the Loree Foot- wear, Inc. DONALD SHAFFER Shaf A quiet boy from Dora . . . would like to become a commercial pilot . . . pals with Wayne and Daryl . . . enjoys watching personalities . . . pet peeve is people who drink and smoke . . . by the way, senior year was best. EDWARD SHAW Ed A Big Runner who can usually be seen at the pool room . . . enjoys baseball and hunting . . . Vvild Bill Hickok is his favorite cowboy . . . calls Frank, Dean, and Harve real buddies . . . senior year is the very best. JOYCE SHEESLEY Squirt A sweet-talking gal with a friendly smile for all . . . very active in the Homemaking Department . . . president of the F.H.A .... good ole hillbilly music appeals to her . . . just does not like conceited boys. NANCY SIIEESLEY Nancy A gorgeous blonde with radiant blue eyes . . . revels in swimming and piano playing . . . an active participator in Latin Club and Mirror Board . . . Linda and Dee are good friends . . . expects to enter Presbyterian School of Nursing. JOHN SHEOFSKY Jack An active man in the world of sports who plans to become an engineer . . . plays a mean piano . . . works part time at Pramco . . . member of the Science Club . . . calls Bull, Dyrk, and Tim real buddies. MARTHA SHERRY Martha A little gal from Frostburg . . . hangs out on Sue's front porch . . . inclined toward a certain redhead . . . member of the G.A.A. . . . adores black and white cats . . . can usually be seen with Pat or Sue. LORETTA SHIELDS Lorelta A charming girl who lives in Ross- iter . . . an avid hillbilly fan . . . a G.A.A. member who has a pet rabbit . . . does baby sitting . . . a skating enthusiast . . ., wants some- one to throw rice at her. MAX SIIIELDS Bill Slaved under pop's ruling hand during vacation . . . hopes to take up professional wood-work . . . usually seen with Bill and Bob . . . a hillbilly fan who never misses the Ozark Jubilee . . , among sports, horse racing is superlative. JANE SHIRICY Janie A girl who has all the qualities of making a good housewife . . . am- bition is to own a trailer . . . enjoys sacred songs and playing the piano . . . very capable member of Choir and Girl's Chorus. RUTH ANN SIIOBICRT Ruth A sweet girl who is especially ac- tive in the Fhoir . . . outstanding Sextette member . . . has a great desire to be a nurse . . . pals with Barbie . . . excels in anything she does . . . enjoyed biology class. ISEULAII SIVERLING 'Slfaulah A cheerful lass from Punxy . . . thinks a lot of a certain tall, blue- eyed blond . . . usually seen with Margie and Mary Ann . . . is annoyed by gum crackers . . . likes to watch Pee VVee Hunt Show. MARGARET SKARIIEK Marge A dexterous brunette from Elea- nora . . , an adequate skater . . . hangs out at Yount's . . . senior year is favorite . . . adores popular music . . . showoffs are pet peeve . . . ideal is a certain boy from Iteynoldsville . . . a very ardent football fan. SEE QRS MARY ANN SKARBEK llfary Ann A serene girl from Eleanora . . . fond of popular music . . . roller skating is her pastime . . . rates senior year tops . . . someone who cracks gum is her pet peeve . . . pals with Beulah, Marilyn, Nancy, and Margie. SALLY SLEE Sally A gal with a genuine smile . . . hopes to teach children their A.B.l'.'s someday . . . active Hand member . . . smooth player of the saxophone . . . works part time at Jordan's store . . . senior year was one of milk and honey. DOROTHY SMICLKO Dorofhy An Anita girl who is very active in sports . . . softball is outstanding . . . enjoyed thoroughly her senior year . . . fire engine red rates tops with her . . . enrolled in Commercial Course . . . can be found with Joann and Rosey. DONALD SIVIITII Don A hunting and fishing fan . . . hangs out at Harmony . . . thinks People Are Funny is hilarious . . . favorite subject is clerical practice . . . a popular music enthusiast . . . vacationed at Erie . . . would not trade his senior year for anything. NANCY SMITH Nancy A brown-eyed brunette from Hamilton . . . an eager basketball and swimming fan . . . participates in the F.H.A .... an outstanding seamstress . . . a future Florence Nightingale . . . thinks algebra is a breeze . . . has a tender spot for dogs. PHYLLIS SMITH Phyllis A cheery girl from Glen Campbell . a future angel of mercy . . . lists senior year tops . . . chulns are Pat and Jan . . . an I Love Lucy fan . . . never misses a foot- ball game . . . enjoys chemistry class. EFEQQEQQE RICHARD SMITH Wzf One of the heavy boys on the foot- ball team . . . can be located either in the bakery or in the Buick . . . despises peroxide blondes . . . slaves at the gas station . . . aspires to become a millionaire. ROY SMITH Roy . . . ambition is to be a wrestler . . . likes hillbilly music best . . . is .looking for someone special . . . member of F.F.A .... hangs out at home . . . pals with Jim . . . hobby is eating . . . enjoys football. LORRAINE SPENCER Larrie A cute, good-natured lass who thinks a fellow named Gail is grand . . . future secretary . . . found anywhere but home . . . votes for Tony Martin's singing, typing, and the color yellow . . . member of Choir and Girls' Chorus JOSEPH SPENCER Jo A tall, brown-haired lad who wishes to take part in the business world . . . plays piano and organ in spare time . . . collects good books . . . 4-H member . . . wres- tling scores high . . . likes anything red. SYLVIA SPENCER1 A Joanie A gay lass who thinks Bob is grand . . . transcription is the best . . . seen with Mary . . . likes that Wednesday night program , , , ardent letter writer . . . aim in life is to be a secretary . . . senior year tops. MARTHA STATES Marthd A pretty blonde-haired, blue-eyed Rossiter girl . . . delights in watch- ing Coke Time :-. . ambition is to travel . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., and Pep Club . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . junior year best. Rh -- F . xr A en. lex K i , , -' 211113554 ' L RUTH STATES Emogene An alert, snappy cheerleader . . . did some traveling during the sum- mer. . . has a yen for anything blue . . . swoons over Eddie Fisher . . . seen with Linda, Helen, Marvenna, and Martha. RICHARD STEIN ' Dick A popular chap planning to attend Indiana State Teachers College . . . employed at W.P.M.E .... active member of Science and Conser- vation Clubs . . . favorite subject is biology . . . would make a perfect family man . . . hangs out at girl- friend's house. JOHN STELLABUTO Rocco A friendly ambitious fellow who thinks boxing is the best . . . plans to become one of Uncle Sam's men . . . Choir member . . . any kind of music is fine . . . worked during the summer . . . can be found around town. KATHLEEN STEPHENS Kathy Talented brown-haired lass whose goal in life is to an author . . . G.A.A. member . . . prefers soph- omore year and history class . . . Mary Roberts Rhinehart is her ideal . . . loves to go swimming and hear pop music. EUGENE STEWART Gene An industrious lad who spends his spare time collecting stamps . . . goal in life is to become a million- aire . . . member of Visual Aids . . . enjoyed sophomore year . . . never misses Abbott and Costello. LEROY STIVER LeRoy A great hillbilly fan . . . has a zest for stock car racing and hunting . . . active member of the F.F.A. . . . favorite pets are dogs . . . likes to watch Martin and Lewis . . . spent his summer working. MARY STIVER Lefly A popular Iiig Run girl . . . never found at home . . . enjoys nothing better than swimming and the color blue . . . thinks a lot of George . . . pals with Martha and Joan . . . weakness for pop music. RICHARD STUBY Rich A brown-haired R.D. ffl lad . . . competent member of Boys' Chorus and Choir . . . veteran Band member . . . plans on going to Penn State . . . jazz music is tops . . . rates baseball and chemistry high . . . often goes hunting. WILLIAM STUC HELL Sluch A happy-go-lucky brown-eyed lad from Elk Run . . . thinks P. H. S. needs a swimming pool . . . biology is incomparable . . . a most efficient co-editor of the Mirror . . . senior class president . . . labors at Mac- Kenzic's Bakery. MARLENE SWANSON 1 ' illarlcru' A Punxsy girl very active in ath- letics . . . a capable president of G.A.A .... outstanding clarinet player in Band . . . weakness for a certain boy in 602 . . . usually seen with Myrna, Barbara, and Kay . . . future secretary. SALLY SWARTZ Sal An attractive redhead . . . worthy editor of the Hi-Lights . . . belongs to the French and Pep Clubs, Thespians and Tri-Hi-Y . . . one of the drughouse girls . . . going to Skidmore . . . wishes to become a. department store buyer. LINDA TEWART Linda A lively, attractive gal from 606 . . . an able president of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . collects all the best records . . . horses and dogs are her favorite pets . . . known for her pleasant disposition . . . nursing is her ambition. : ir, .-,', .rcii life! ,. V' . is . IH, , c c ...fi ECEQEQQE LINDA THOMAS Linda A gay, blonde-haired girl taking the Scientific Course . . . no one better than Rock Hudson . . . can be located around locker 181 . . . aim in life is to be an angel of mercy . . . senior year superb. WILLIAM THOMAS Bill An ambitious fellow from Roches- ter Mills . . . Thursday night mys- tery show is the best . . . wants to be a pilot . . . engaged on the Hi- Lights staff . . . best subject is algebra . . . ardent football fan . . . likes anything red. ODGEN THOMPSON Oggie A very musical-minded fellow from Punxsy . . . plays in a dance band on Saturday . . . student director of the Variety Show . . . very capable clarinet player in the Band . . . favorite subject is algebra . . . member of the Black Knights. s 1 RICHARD TITUS Allen A likeable fellow who hails from Punxsy . . . plays tenor and bass drums in Band . . . part-time service station attendant . . . goes fishing and hunting in spare time . . . enthusiastic fan of baseball, football and basketball. VIRA TODD Todd A pleasant, gray-eyed gal who admires George Goebel . . . very active in Choir, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., and F.H.A .... no one as nice as Dennis . . . spends spare time reading . . . taking the Home Economics Course. VAUNDA TROUTMAN Vaunda A serene, blue-eyed brunette who calls West End her home . . . wishes to become a successful sec- retary . . . thinks shorthand is fun and craves popular music . . . senior year is incomparable . . . blue is tops EYES .le ARLENNA TYGER Arlenna A cute, vivacious girl who plays the clarinet in the Band . . . works part time at Murphy's . . . chums are Jean, Carol, and Barb . . . business law and the junior year are the best . . . adores the color blue. SANDRA TYGER Sandy A sweet, soft-spoken gal from 606 . . . a whiz at shorthand . . . en- joyed her junior year immensely . . . makes a hobby of collecting items for her hope chest . . . worked diligently on Mirror Board . . . incidentally, Jim is tops. THOMAS VITE Tom A Rossiter chap who enjoys alge- bra class above all else . . . plans to make engineering a career . . . states his pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . delights in Arthur God- frey's jokes . . . usually found in Smithville. ALTON WALKER Alton A good-natured lad hailing from Punxsy . . . active member of the F.B.L.A. and Ushers Clubs . . . usually found with Carol . . . thinks senior year in school the best . . . aim is to be a bookkeeper or cleri- cal worker. EMILY WALKER Emy An agile, energetic cheerleader that calls her home Anita . . . rates basketball and roller skating as her favorite sports . . . competent member of G.A.A. and Tri-Hi-Y . . . loves the color blue . . . thinks Jane Powell is grand. KAY WACHOB f Ikrxjt f W' Katie A comely lass from the west side of town . . . thinks Eddy Fisher is terrific . . . part-time worker at the 58:10 . . . the name Gary has a special appeal to her . . . wants to marry the right guy. QQI' X ' 43 swf' MAX WACHOB Hammie A quick-witted, red-headed, man about town . . . very apt manager of stage crew . . . likes to watch the murder programs on T.V .... valuable drummer in the band . . . hopes to be a success in life. ARLENE WELLS Joyce A calm, serene gal taking the Scientific Course . . . can be found around locker 181 . . . wishes to become a nurse . . . has a yen for hillbilly music . . . ready with a. smile for everyone. BEVERLY WILDESON Bev A sweet, cheerful gal' with a kind word for all . . . able vice-president of the Ereuch Club . . . enjoys reading and swimming . . . thinks a guy named Jim is tops . . . ambition is to be a telephone operator. BETTY WILLARD Betty A sweet, brown-eyed girl taking the Commercial Course . . . has a. great zeal for all sports . . . the Ames Brothers are first in her book . . . usually found with Charlotte, Marilyn and Carol . . . abhors opera music. EVELYN WILLIARD Evelyn A cheerful R.D. 1 gal whovhopes to become a bookkeeper . . . an eager-beaver when it comes to dancing or roller-skating . . . her ideal is a certain boyfriend . . . dislikes people who gossip. BARBARA WILSON Barb A lovely girl with a host of friends . . . an ardent fan of Audie Murphy . . . enthusiastic F.H.A. and Li- brary Club member . . . sets goal for a career in the Navy . . . works part time at the 58:10. MYRNA WINEBERG Myrt A loveable girl from R.D. 2 . . . fervant tennis fan . . . dislikes noisy people . . . one of Miss Davis' girls . . . loves to watch Lux Video Theater . . . senior year is her best . . . hopes to find employment as an office girl. KEITH WONDERLING Keith A friendly Summerville boy . . . hunting heads'the list in his book . shop and senior year tops . . . enjoys art in spare time . . . worked hard on the farm during the summer . . . pals with Lowell and Willie. REGINA YAhOL5KY Gina A bright, cheery Walston gal . . . has a weakness for Rock Hudson and Tab Hunter . . . aspiration is to be a secretary . . . likes both popular and hillbilly music . . . enjoys driver's ed . . . football rates highest on her list. EEE QRS JOHN YEAGER John Our indispensable football man- ager . . . has a keen interest in all sports . . . ambition is to become an athletic trainer . . . mixes smooth fountain drinks in Feicht's . . . his favorite class is clerical practice . . . usually with Atch and Art. LOWELL YOUNG Lowell A happy-go-lucky chap from Worthville . . . a real gone trumpet player . . . pals with Keith . . . active member in the Conser- vation Club . . . enjoys football and model airplanes . . . shop is his favorite subject. NANCY ZUFALLK ff ' A Nancy A serene gal with blonde hair . . . recreation is piano playing . . . loathes hot-rod drivers . . . great horseback rider . . . insists junior year was best . . . enjoys chatting with Muriel . . . George Goebel is superb. Bang! He's dead! vb Up senior alley. I' 'v., I i. mv? 5f,f, if 5 ,mv Wig x g! ,ggw KL' E QQEQHMQEUEQEQ 1 Q HQQFESESQEO z 5 S 5 3 , . ,s Q Um I 3 'P . 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Dawson ' 'F n ' Y J De if 1 A f, l .f ' . sl llegg .if , , 3 . . V l K. Demierl MJ ' I, 452: M? l 'fir L. Dinger 48 4 if iv. liulzxrillu lk. Blll'0llI'l'llli 'l'. Unrilur K. Busile D. Boulty J. Bm-:my R. Beatty V. Beck E. Bowers E. Bowser D. Brush li. Brooks J. Bullingtun J. Huhitc A. Burkeit S. Burkett N. Clark F. Colucy F. Coleman D. Cramer D. Crozxsmun J, Croasmun E. Curry J. Curry .-'Q M. Dinger J. Done'y E. Dougherty E. Dougherty P. Downie R. Dunmire D. Ecelberger B. Ecklund A. Fallara J. Ferrier R. F ike S. Filitske R. Freno J. Getch M. Gibson R. Gigliotti J. Hanna F. Hank K. Heberling S. Hetrick N. Hinderliter A. Hollenbaugh ' D. Homnn W. Horner J. Keck N. Kerr K. Kohut F. Kopas J. Koromaus F. Kubinski M. Lettie S. Lorelli M. Mayes D. McAndrew J. McAninch L. McCaule A. McDonallii D. McGee J. McGonagle B. M.cQuown Q. C Z 0 Z U! zwpxczr O Ellenberger . Ellenberger . Emberg . Engle Evans Fagley Fafley . Fa get s-5-we-ggasuo .FPFE QS:- :rn-'g'oS-' EEWS-E oagwm ra: gr: . Goebel . Gotwald Graliiun Gresock Gsch wendtner Hadden Haire Haney 4 B. Johnson G. Jones P. Kaulfman S. Love R. Lovelace J. Mallory J. Manners I. Martin B. Martz A. Mauk L. Maul! D. McQuown E. Means F. Mennetti B. Meterko E. Michael M. Michael R. Mikelonis D. Miller- ii' ., W .- Q T ' f ,. I -,, - 'f . :rf A - I , Q:' f in 4 ' . .x.1 .iP.h w g51,v ' N 'S fl. i ' . i n M B' ' . P ehe. Q J , . V .2 , ' 1 -.L .333 ' 8 ,... . . is '- -- ' .. S ' J' f V iiil i fi .. , 1 -1 U . W wg f Y f f , ' 11' . in ef , lhe P ' ' . 359253 J ' 5355? L 1 fq. M . . -sw. -1- . . E . an I ,K V, : U Ykkrr I J ir. 1 f . W . if . P. 5 'fs A 2 .1-.fl R h .: ' it -we K A ,Q .7 . .-r'g A fax.. , .. -+ , M . 4, ' , -' - . A , .E A3125 1 , 5. . ' . 3 -.., V . L' J J j-gi . Y . it l 4 I jg. ,i qkly in I-A if X 5 1 mmf? R sr. eee. r1'..ii ' 'f KN. . Y ' 3 ,f ,ff -..-- f A ' . army :fist 1 V- ki .1311 ex.. ..L. V1 iff- L T1 JR.. 1- .f M . A A I . fl- 1 , , 'i l A ' 51, . 1 , . g I ag K , X I A , J .ru :A,, - ' ., .. . t ' Q g ' .- ,4 . tw -W ,J -E. J, , ,. .w , xi 1 A R-fcjrfzi f ' F M . 'E ' - . Ke' f H' P lf? 4 I' ' . ' . 'A We 4' ' . 4 ,-. - N f-FS .L ., 1 f' . V KI .. I yi' K K Ah we A ' if new . . H .. - W. .f . . kk I , , . 3 ,, - . -.. 'M ,- . hx R J ' if J- . . , L ' - .3434 ' . in J H. 'Z f . J f fi . V, l ' ' L., I -it ' H ' ? 1 , , , Dk fx K -J . .. . gg P5 42 . ff y ein! A i le if , , ,,.. s 'Q , a --- i Hk5 t -QQ ' 53' ig .1 .if ' ig , ':. - il , 'WH 4 1-5.13: 1 I QE. . V' Lt by K K V VF xx 9? 5 K -:. I , K 1 . . 50 n 7-1 'gi tv -. ...u...- .. . -.-.. .IUNIORS V. Miller J. Milliron D. Mills J. Mitchell C. Mondi R. Monoskey' L. Murray B. Neal M. Payne S. Piiuidelder R. Phi lips E. Pifer R. Pifer M. Platt D. Powell T. Rager D. Sehuckers B. Scuello D. Seger J. Seitz E. Serge A. Shutfer B. Shaffer E. Shafler B. Shields J. Shimelunis M. Shulski D. Shuster R. Silvia E. Smalhers L. Smelko S. Smelko K. Stahl D. Stahlman C. States R. Steele J. Steiner J. Stewart R. Stewart K. Stiteler L. Neal E. Neill H. J. Oliver Ott J. Overturf B. Painter C. Painter M. Palmer R. Rankin C. Ray B. Reams J. Redding B. Ric-lnirds J. Richards J. Ruth J. Sutteriield N. P. V. P. D. A. B. S. F L. Shaffer Shaffer Shaffer Shaw Shedlock Sheesley Sheesley Sheesley Smith Smith M. Smith Smouse B G. Snyder W. Snyder P. G J. Soltis . Spencer Stockd ale G. Stonebraker S. R Sutter . Terslne E. Tollini C. Tyger E J. . Veatch Veselenuk .. . Q . . 'A F. VValker . V J. West . , , , -gjvyqgp . . ' , ., , . ,Q 2? - vl 1 I ' . 'F . -2,41 . M .,... F. Vklllixmlj B 'f K 1 ' fjfif -I , ' zzlflialxxs Q ig- -.-- .'Af b . 'i .- n I xx K . K A ' M.Wi::zbcrg W B f V B... ' '1 ' ,Q ,J BOYS, BOYS, BOYS ! 51 B. Wingurd D. XNUUB Y. W unrierling D. Wright Q. Yenzi lv. Yohe D. Zolnr.-r J. Zolner x ! f 4 f q. i. ,A , . K .X 1 x e If , fr 5? Z LJ .NE r . 'KW x P F0 -G I . E. ,,. ,, ww up wg: ,O 2 7 i SOPHOMORES 0l lf'Ii'lCRS Jann-s lildcr, I,I'l'Sl.lll'llf Lynn Fvic-ht, Srrn-fury Goorgizunm Lcllock Vim' Prrwzllvrzl Joanne Smith, Trmsurvr Q R. Atixlxram ' .. ' ,. N. 1 1-orn ., L' 'h if V - 3 1 D. All -nhnngh 5 D' ' 7 K. Allinlmngh if 5 - 3,5 R. Alla-nhnugh ' xt , I3 ,g ' . - .1?lhnan - Q . 1 1 A. - ' j , K rf. V' . S , 'tg W. ,:x.::,:.x. f K. Bailvy ', , 1 S. Haki-r 1 ' - R. I! -tt: 3 3. -- L Q. 4 Nv.giIl':illlCl k ' . we -I, ' ,' W, .- -5 G. nsie A if J F t j- R , fi K' Beatty . . I ' ,-.f . -H5 C. Beck E 5 ' ' C. Boezer - L. B - -1 - I S. Rza L' Q r is K i ,i 1 - E. High .H 35? 1' r L 'wr fi' R. nigh l . , ir .gf . ' A. B i n or: , ' M . bww hl.I2ix:!x1e:t I , , V, P. Burlhwivk 'mf' ,,, . k li. Holwln-r . t I Q ll. Bmwhvr .Q . . 1: , EIB -S., , . J 1 x 1' ll. l5g1:ll:1-lxrln 1 ,T .sw A .45 1 A tr . rw 1- A 1 , , N. Brom-ions M , k .V M R. Brown in K 'E ,. ff f 'f' 9 R. Brown f . + , M. 1sm.1n.n-k ' . - f ,.., 3 - H HK - 1 G.. I' ,. 2 . WW, i F. B k 'H 'T' .A who - N. Blnlrkillt ' YV. Burkett K Z A -- t -.-f A 5 D.purns , ' A ' Q,-,A V ,. .. LEM A. - rn pg! K it Wggiigf D. Clnlnzi-Torx I ,Q 4 Q I y r. L. Carlson r , , n .. J ,,.,, ....,, Tit.. V A I k R' fhnngu K :'kf L, 1' nr ' X ' ., 2 WV. Clxrk H ' - A ? 4 M. cCn'ic-hrxm A ' V- 1 ll. 'mon ' Y :ff ,k.- fgkgnif B. Crossley 5 z - W wi' 7 K geahl , 4 if 'if ' A . cemer AF. ,. , .... L ,A 'H C.1Je1-'our Wit- -. 1 r Sus? sul 6 . -In . M sr I . , a., X 5 .. .. .. ag 5... ...ff .ig - -8.5. 2. E fx '45 ,. 5 SOPHOMORES -P- D. DeHuven Bl. Dempsey H. Depp H. Depp G. Dingcr D. Doney B. Drummond J: Dunlap J. Faiper L. Feight R. Feight J. Ferku R. Ferrara J. Fish J. Fisher J Fox VV. Godo N. Gould B. Gray D. Gray WV. Graul C. Gresock VV. Gresoek B. Guzzo D. Heitzenrater E. Heitzenrater J. Heilzenrater L. Heitzenrater R. Heltzenrater P. Henry R. H9tflCk J. Hicks K. Horning J. Huey P. Humble J. Humm J. Infantino R. Infantino H. Irvin S. Ishman f,53 6 ,ai .h1'f3fLi' P. Dunmire R. DuPont S. Dym A. Dynako J. Elder F. Emerick N. Fackiner F. Faiper E. Frantz M. Furumn N. Geist R. Geist R. Getty C. Gibson I. Giffin D. Gillespie R. Haines M. Handy M. Hardy B. Hardt L. Hartzfeld L. Hartzell A. Havrilla D. Hebering J. Himes C. Hinton S. Hockin E. Holfman J. Hollabaugh B. Hollopeter M. Hook M. Hoover P. Jackson D. Johns C. Johnson J. Johnson R. Johnson Z. Johnson B. Johnston J. Jones A -if U' X 'O si. Q' uf ..ai.,g,5g. 4 Q: 1 , ,EQ U !,'. I Fl I - ,V J.. 1 .. Y gi i Q , :V 44' t-vv ,,:L, I- E 3 ,f ,K ,J A J., wiv. - Slv' -' f . J: K. .1 Q . , 1 K I 'rv' . . in .V ,Q cw, xy m px 8 I ,:x. 'R . -M., 'W . if .. 4. ., .Q P vw if K 5 X1 SOPHOMORES . , .:..5.. milf' A if , P rf as-iii.. . - . ,V Q gi ' J :. iff ? .amy K 'X' If ggi J gf' ia X f .- G I g . A -717, J 5' kg . P , si n 1-. - h kk fl 'ig' he W 'Hi ' . 5'5 ff. C. Knleinn R. Knnnnlf B. Kelsey N. Kvnsingcr C. King C. Klein E. Klingensinith J. Kolsun l kv ' fi J i. E. Lendyuk A. Lindsay ' A, Lingenfelter J. Lorelli J. Lott R. Lowry J. Lowmasler B. Lukehairt J. McCornii1-k C. Mc-Coy J. Mc-Gee N. McGnnugle K. McMinn G. McQuown R. Means J. Mesanko G. Neal N. Neal D. Newcouie T. Newhousc J. Organ D.-Oiio M. Palmer D. Pearve T. Rasavage F. Raybuck S. Reitz T. Rorlkey S. Rnseman L. Rowles P. Rugh J. Scarantine J. Krnnier R. Krnrclynk l. KUIlS0llllUll I. Kunselman R. Lambermunl M. J. Leax P. Lcxscll G. Lcllovk D. Lynn G. Mzinmlito J. Manners J. Marshall R. Muriz J. lvll'.Afl!0S J. Mt'AmlreW C. M4-Cunnaughey J. Miller P. Miller V. Miller G. Millirou R. Mills M. Mitchell J. Nuve E. Neal G. Scott . J. Scott . R. Scott , 1 -if D. Seger . D. Sheesley M. Shenosky W C. Sherwin H. Sherwin Quik J r lm ' , . I ' . , ILSI'-Ile .I ' I - i Y i , V. Si.'i'ii.'i. ., i H I xi. si.if.-,V Q i pi' Wav! R' - ' , I ' - 2, M Q Shnnlukm X M ' ' f .. X . ' . .l.S'll-g , If. Qi, , Ji ' ' 6- I. ,L ll.SIii1ilii I I 2 I ' - .. Q igg- F. S -lk 5 1- ,,, 6 . X ixsiiiiniii Q. 2 4 A 453' ,fa , - 4 , iiv' 3-, , J. Snywim-r 5 .L Ii.Sm1lur K. ' ' gl. Siiyiivr ' N ,. , ' ,. A' , . . Sp: lf ' i K . 3 ' 4' i . ik 4 'Z Nl. ji:-iii:-r ,Lf 5? H. Nniilimm ' i -I. Flulr-s - v N. Slut:-s ...M .,,.,,.. J Gi .I I-,-II I , 5- LLL' QQ J I ,fy K 'ty .,. is my ..XX 1' Ll, :,.g,.,, Qin- K IT, S 'isl - i K K Zgiairxxiiriniii 1' K , I ns A.. D cw, , 4 Y. T H. . , ,, . I- . . . gif QQ Qi F. I.-:1.::2 5' A R it' i . nf g.,., P. Trnvie ' I - Y , fr 'W' J. Trnn . H '. W A ii 4 H. fplingvr K ,. . ' iii ' . ,. 31 Y ' as in A ' X 4 . A - .31 Ar Q I -. X . fe' .si f- 3153. Y im' A I' . 'K L II VV. WVhite Ii. Williams Y- j I H. Williams W X ' 4 M D. VVilIizmN ,, FM I, Q I . . mf . . L H. wi1ii..r.i ' 3 s L 'L .. ' 1 B. VVilsun X' - -wx.. - i ? 1 D. VVinr-lvcrg ' i i .1 K D. Wosxfi i ig W' I wf Y' -k Q II.. . I . A.. ...f I I gk Topic Material U. Smith ii. Fmilil I., Smilh P. Snilih ll. Smith H. Sniiih Y. Smith H. ?4i1,x'mii'r H. FtviI:iiniin 1. Stvplu-xi. ll. Slilvivr J. Stnkvw L. Stinky-Q B, Shall F Shall? lt. Swanson C Wavhnb G. VV:u'lmb .l'. Yvavhob F. Wainwright M. Watson C. Wazellc A. Vifeaver R Yvellel D. Yvyant M. Yeaney T. Yoke D. Young L. Young T. Young F. Yount P. Zinlnicrnmfi And thut's how it's xlonc. aff?Q?QfQ 5331825 ff? xv ', K .,., L., if 1 4. ix .I 9 P Wa J ia Our 4'Jlp:llnl1' 1-fn-4llr'1-vlc .lufly :unl Uggiv vli Nl! llw SllUWY. au- C 'llll sol VARIETY SHOW llml on l,l'l'l'lIllN'l' lilll lu llw Sllltll'lll lmmly :xml on ' z - '- rulrlifz 'l'lw slum' 'IX lllc flll xml 2-llll lo lln gmmml I G1 ml1l1-11 f'l'llllll YU was pr'ml1lc'1-cl umlcr lllv SlllN'I'll lli- I'l'l'll0ll ol' .lualy lfgfgglm-slolm uml Uglll-n 'l'lm1npson. 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A,,4' 'H . . ,fav 0 sixlll :umunl Sl'lllOl' 4-lass vurim-ly slum' was pn-- lnclmlcfl an I'1-llmrlunlmlv vsvalpv :wi :xml Il pmgrvssivm mul sc-1-110. 'l'l1m- sm-cmlcl :lvl lvzlllm-fl an lIlllSli'Ill 4ll'illIlll- 0 lilmlv 1-rmsislwl ol' alll lllo sc-niors in llw Yulgu lmul lg zlml llu- singing of 'Xulrl I,:1zw'Suvm-uml our Xlmzl tio '56 2ll'lllt'Vl'1l llu- flislillcliml of living llw lirsl lo curn n lay vvlllllllll SlllI'll0ll. vluss prcsillm-nl. 'l'lu- vlzass of f'-X Wx S Now, Junior! When Johnny comes ulzlrclliug home. G rctchen, a lready yet! .7 9 Up she goes! 0000 !! Lipstick Sixlvell Tous - 4 ? . I Co-editors: Jane and Hill N. Sheesley 1 Q Y' 2 by n 4 nh Q M. Brosky ai - L U33 f N D. McGee R. Shobert I 2 me 'tt- W R 1 . ie . at Jai' '- E. Roseman r 9, T14 i N. Clark J. Frank Ln- ., , MIRROR BOARD The ,56 Mirror Board has combined its many staffs to create some unusual effects and characteristics in the yearbook. The staff headed by the co-editors, Jane Frank and William Stuchcll, has appointed various members to perform certain vital duties that are essen- tial to the setup of the book. The editors head the edi- torial staff which selects the theme, assigns the writing, proofreads the material, and groups and organizes the general outline. The majority of the staff works together on this aspect, writing, and suggesting various ideas for the Mirror. The other members of this year's staff are as follows: .-' .:' S- . ' o gl , sm - . 'K . wg and m P. Mclndoe B. Rahn 'gif , 'fi ix:- 7 W4 . its , . - R. Oatrnan . f - nr 5 ... - J. Hogan B. Stuchell If A M ,. ' S. Love - ' f Q fi f MA K. Basile R. Mikelonis 60 Qi. SENIORS: Peggy Jlclrzclcze, who also supervised the clerical work and assisted in proofreading work. Qsecond yearl Nancy Slzeesley, who worked closely with the editors in writing and working with picture layout. Csecond year Maurice Brosky, who worked on sports write-ups and offered many helpful suggestions on general layout. Qfirst yearj Jack Hagan, who worked diligently acquiring all senior and faculty write-ups and the respective pictures. Qfirst yearj Sandy Tyger, who assisted greatly in compiling the spec- ial write-ups and working on the clerical material. Cfirst yearl Edward Roseman, who worked with the senior and fa- culty pictures, write-ups, and typing. Cfirst yearl Ronald Oafman, who worked on the sport's layout and assisted in writing the sports section write-ups. tsecond yearj Barbara Ifalm, who performed many duties which were Siffing: P. McIndoe, S. Love. Standing: N. Clark, S. Tyger. PHOTOGRAPIIIC AND BUSINESS STAFFS Supervised by Mr. Marvin Clark, the Photographic staff, comprised of Evelyn Grove, Jim Ferrier, and Carol Lingen- felter do the general leg work. They as- semble people for photos and sort pictures BUSINESS STAFF Alton IValker and YYilliam Thomas, led by lNIr. Thomas VVilson, are members of the yearbook,s Business Staff. They order and distribute the books. helpful tothe editors, working on special write-ups, edit- ing, and working on art details. Cfirst yearj Ruth Shoberf, who also worked on the writing material and picture layout. tfirst yearl JUNIOR MEMBERS: Nancy Clark, a two-year Il10lIlbQI', whom we salute for her fine work. Karen Basile, a two-year member, outstanding for writ- ing ability. Doris HIcGee, a two-year member, whose experience was indispensable. Sally Love, a one-year member, whose clerical work was commendable. , Rudy Mz'keIonz'.s', a one-year member, whose ideas wlgre extremely useful. Q These members working through the help and cooper- ation of lN'Iiss Miriam Cokely make up the Mirror staff, which this year was proud to give you the 1956 INIIRROR. Sitting: E. Rose-man, J. Hogan. Standing: R. Mike- lonis. MUSIC Miss Dnvis The inusic- mlvpurtnivnt has inuinhiinecl its high vocal lnusieul stunmling through the t'0IIlDillt'tl efforts of the Vhoir, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Scxtet, Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Vhorus, :intl Boys' Quartet. lvlltl0l' the excellent rlireetion of Miss Ester Jane Davis, tht-y have guinecl much recognition. Thv Annual cilll'lSlIIlH.S ffonecrt, openecl by the truclitionul candlelight proces- sionul, was presented by these groups. A beautiful L'lllll'C'll window, clesignerl :intl constructc-tl by the art mlepurtinent forinerl the but-kgrountl for the singing of carols unrl anthems. The highlight of the your was un operettu fezitureml by tht- entire Choir ussistcml by the 'l'ht-spian Soc-iety. Buell year nienibers of these groups pzirtieipzite in Vounty, District, :intl State C'horust-s. The Brookville Iligh School was the host for the Vounty Vhorus :intl Kittunning lligh School entertaiiiiecl the District Chorus. 'llheso groups also sing for ll2lC'C2il2il1I'02Ll0 and COIIllll0IlCOIlll'lll exercises, many school zu-tivitivs, and various plat-es throughout the area. Among the invitations rec-eivetl were those from the 1'.T.A. and Rotary Club. Rout I: J. fiutterlii-ltl, J. lh-rkvy, Y. 'l'mhl, ll, l.uk0hurt, V. Gruflius, f'. Ilinton, li. VYulker, N. Loveless, I.. SPCIIITT, Nl. l'lllI'lllIlll, J. Ntitclu-lt. limi' .JJ l.. Boring, t'. Furl, S. Heck, M. Gibson, S. Sheesley, K. Grimllo, NI. Switzer, lt. Sholwrt, A. llurkvtt. Iimr -9: J. H. Furry, I.. Kennedy, J. Doney, J. Stellabuto, .l. Gsm-liwerultner, J. Mzuuu-r, ll. F-tuby, J. Phillips, l . VYilliznns, G. Lellock. R011' .GJ D. Gillespie, D. Plyh-r. lt. Lyle, lt. Fike, R. f'h:1ngo, W. Ilennt-main, R.. l'it'klun4l, J. fll'0t1SlllliIl, J. Altman, R. Lovelace, .l. Lorrolli, Miss Davis. 62 Lukc-hart, J. Il. Curry, R Qlwli Furl, N. l.m'1-loss. BOYS Ql'.KR'l'l'1'l l'l'l. R. Stulxy, J. xlZll1llCI', R. Lyle, W. llenuenizm. S Hun' I: J. Snttorflvlml, ll. l.uki-lmrt, li. Wilson, M. Wim-lmrg, K. Kellar, H. Hof'l'man, K. Miller, A. Rees- mziii, J. Nlminic, ll. lim-ml, ll. lluuk, U. l,lL'l'i'i', H. Hlimlos, S. llvplcr, J. Jolms, R. lirivkell, J. McGee, S Smilli, Nl. llinlun, J. lluin-lrur, Nl. Watson. lfmr 2: V. Furl, L. Boring, J. furry, S. Krz1yl1:1k,J. Hudden, X. Hliaillvr, J. Jzlrklcrnzul, V. Roy, li. Nicl, N. lllzirlz, YY. Davis, D. Myers, C. l'JCtl0I'Ill2ll1, C. Sugar, J. llucy, Nl. lluok, L. Sporivw, J. Svziraintiiic, J. Juni-5, V. Grnflius, M. Fllflllilll, A. Pifcr. lfrn1'.'s'.' C. H0 , . mam, li. laiinh-r, S. llc:-lg, ll. Yzusnlsky, li. Struwc-uttur, V. 0'll:um, M. Means, if lx1l'1lIIS, J. Passruore, L. l'ic'l'm'c, L. f11ll'lSUlI, L. Smith, li. Ri-ziins, N. l'il'vr, R. liozlllis, D. Custer, D. Ilurkleroafl, C. Hinton, G. l.c-lluvk. A. llinrlerlilvr, Nl. Wiric-lu-1'g. lf. llillizirel. lfnzv 5: M. Gibson, E. Hofldorf, J. Hoover, H . r 1 Y r f-uzzu, ll. llmmais, J. lv-uk, N . Julmsmi, Nl. Switzer, lf. Burkett, R. Slioliert, li. vvlllgilfd, B. Brenne- mzm, H. Nlurrny, X. I mpc, Nl. Hill-ll, N. Slivcsloy, lf. Sumlvrs, li. Gruul, L. Spencer, N. Loveless, E Wvulkcr, Y. Tmlil, D. xvflgllt. Z -.63 ,ESS Q Gllllm bl'.k'l'lC'l l'l'I. J. Sziltorlimlfl li ,- 'N i ' ' J' l u J' v'.Vy yt! m y ,f BAND V! X 1 K .1 . pf l l - ,fig if-T xh s I ,' ' ll gnc!! As' J f .I ' Mr. Roth-rick 'l'hc Punxsutawncy High School liancl is an activc niusical organization unclcr thc capahlc flircction of Mr. Don ltomlcrick. 'l'hc hand is coniposctl of 115 scnior high school sluxlcnts. During thc past ycar, thc hancl has takcn part in lnany local activ- itics. Also, ccrtain incnihcrs havc participatctl in thc annual county, tlistricl, anml statc cvcnts. This ycar county lmantl was hchl in our own honic town. During thc 1955 footliall scason, this vcry talcntcrl bantl flint cxccllcnt tlrills for thc cntcrtain- nicnt of thc fans at half tinic. Sonic of thc outstanding mlrills wcrc thc Bull l igl1l an4l l'unxsycttcs thc latter consisting of thc scnior high chccrlcatlcrs, niajorcttcs, Hag twirlcrs, ancl color guards. 'l'hc band has always willingly takcn a part in pcp rallics anrl assclnblics. In March of this ycar, thcy prcscntctl a Vcry worth-whilc conccrt. To sccurc nioncy thc band incmbcrs gavc stuclcntscamls which hclml a foot of pcnnics. This tlrivc wx as consitlcrcml quitc a succcss. 'llhc bancl has also travclctl to many surroumling towns to participatc in paradcs. Our liauml clcscrvcs a grcat, :lcal of crcrlit for no niattcr what thc wcathcr, they havc ncvcr let us flown. The vcry worthy prcsixlcnt is Ricky Mc-Kibbcn, sccrctary, Sally Slcc, anal thc stutlcnt clircctor' is Bill llcckcr. Thcsc stumlcnts wcrc clcctctl by thcir fcllow lxancl lncinbcrs. Hou' l.' KFtlllll'T, lllosc. lfmr' J: Kllark, Irvin, Vlark, RUN' If Sillllwy, lli'iFil'k, Zfllllvf. Millimll. RUN' -' Rosuman, INIQ-lionnglp, I-'gqglq-y, SIN-gglpy, M4-Quown, NlcQuown, MY'Quown, Gaston, Lantz I: Gm-sock, lllll01'lHlUg.!ll, Miller, Remus, Bush. Row 2: Gray, s, Volkitt, Plylcr, Ilzunpton, Redding. Ron' J: Young, Depp, Rau' I: Patterson, Ray, Tiger, Taylor, Swanson. R011'2: Grube, Han ley, Lex, Tliolnpson, Dyrn, Downie. Hou' J: Mr. Roderick, Luke ilfllvll, Dv:-kcr. VIIHIISJO, GFCY- hart, Brooks, Stitelcr, Wingert. Row 1: Mc-lNk-ails, Boring, Miller, Wilson, Pflugfelder, McCauley. ROII' J: Moore, Slee, Stockdale, Heck, Fagley, Seitz, Sheesley. R010 3: Nnse, Goebel. ' Ron' 1: Clark, Mic-lnelcs, Hof-kenberry, Pflugfclder, Pifer. '- I: Young, Kellur, Slleeslcy, Elder, Byers. Rou' 2: Steele, Wilson, QQ at 'rv- Q ff. lr' -r' . if ia 'h :m . X . .- ' ,l1, , N- 4,5--Q ,fx ' .fir 2 1' N 0 ,A . I N ,ks ,Q N, .- . 1' ' e f . .,i izonrilter, Depp, Grnlme, Alexander. Rau' Ai: Stuby, Croasmun. iidi .gf A e Q Q ' ' e f 1 Q -- 'm s t-I if -K Lv V f A 1 ' ,Q . A ,LVN in G, . in - X x , X j 'F ff! f ' K 'A LM Q ., 4 s 1 Il I . 1 J x K 4, ix -5 4 , it L. ' f-9 3 f li 'i sf' Row 1: Bundy, frissman. Rou' 2: llartzell, Richards, Beck. V7 r pr-1 xr. li HI-LIGHT Sally Swartz-W Ifflilor The Ili-Lights, our sehool paper, under the guidzinc-e of Mr. Shaw does an exeellent job reporting alll the major sehool zu-livities of the year. Sully Swartz as edilor does an outstanding joh in supervising the lnenibers of the slziff. The stall eonsists of feature writers Naomi Leekvareik and lliehzird lxliddlllgll- ling sports editors Elizabeth Dunkel and Joseph Crissinzmg eolulnnists Judy Epggrles- ion and Jennie li. furry: eluh editor Judy Eggleston: reporters Doimn. Bzisile, Sondra lizisile, liulh l,llllllllI'0, Carol Falger, Charlene Furl, David Morris, Dor- othy Pc-ron, and Beverly Seriang exchange Alton NYulker. Bill 'l'honms, and lhe typists :ire Ueznnm C'l1apn1an, Emery Elhel, and Jean Mohney. These sludenls all work together lo inake the Ili-Lights il school paper of which l'.lI.S. eznn well he proud. This paper aided by Mr. Clark, head of the photography und Mr. Wilson, who lakes 4-are of the business end, brings io all the students :nn zmeeurule :ieeounl of all the interesting news ll0lllS. lfmr I: IJ. Shnpxnnn, S. Swartz, J. Furry, N. Lcekvnrc-ik. Rmz' 2: S. linsile, J. Mohney, B. Serizm, D llasile, D. l'4-ron, li, Dunkel, J. Eggleston. lime J: li. Elhel, B. 'llllOlll1IS, D. McLaughlin, J. Crissman D. Morris, V. Furl, A. VV:1lker. v 66 , i XE' N u Nga ,ff- N L Q 4' of A - ' . M. ,,-av uf' M4 . f ' 'XL . Xiu, In li-ill l ,fray i ll. l',lll'IllDt'I',!l'I', Il, Nl1'IAlllg,fllllIl, D. Morris, N. I,n-vkvnrcik. V. l'l2llg.SCI', ll. Illlllllllfg' PUBLIC RELATIONS Tho Pulmlic' lic-lution mlcpzlrtxm-nt of l'.II.S. cloes il superb jolm in informing ilu- tl-zu-lp s ol ilu xc mr All 1-rs, sluclcnls, uncl lln' g'CIlOl'2ll public' about all tllc' school zwtiviliu' ' ' j -1 . nmjor nc-ws llCIllS sur-l1 as clzmccs, zlwzmls, gzuncs, 1-lub lJI'0j0ClSilIllll'Kllll'21ll0ll2lllll- ll0l'Ill2lll0Il arm- writtvn by this group for publication in thc loc-all pupcr. Tln-y plan and supervise 21 rzulio progrzun Ovcry 'l'lnu'scluy for about lln'c-0 IllUIllllS ai Sl'IIl0Sl1'I' ow-1' lY.l'.Nl.lC., rzulio station, Thoy lnroaulvust all stuflvnl :wtivitim-s. 'l'ln- sluflc-nt directors are Elizalx-ill Dunkel and Judy Iigglvsion. The faculty znlvisor is Mr. Frank Shaw. lion' I: lf. llnnlwl, N. l,L'K'liVilI'l'lllli, J. Furry, Run- 3: U. f'l1np1n:1n, .Il Mollncy, 5. liasilv, ll, Serialn, fl2lI'iIl'I', ,l I ln Morris. 'fgg -sion, J, flflxhlllllll, ll. Govln-l. Hou' ff: R. l'lllCI1lM'I'g.fUI', R. 3lCL2lllg.fllllIl, J. Carlton, M. D, Q' r ? 5 J UFFICI'1ltS J. Eggleston, N, Kellar, K. Nvachob, J. Meenan. Seated: P. f'onners. The Student Vouneil, under the guidance of lVIr. Blen- eely and Miss Pringle, consists of representatives and one alternate from each sophomore, junior, and senior hoinerooni. These representatives submit the sugges- tions and criticisms which have been Inade by the home- roonns to the weekly meetings. Reading the minutes of the meetings, the representatives give the students a glance of the activities of their group. This past year many aeeornplislunents were credited to this organiza- tion. The lnajor part of the year was devoted to a long- needed revision of the eonstitution and preamble. The annual clean-up campaign was in full force again creat- ing awareness on the part of the students to help keep the school neat and elean. This year two members of the council represented our school at the state conven- tion. Varol Falger, a junior representative was elected as state secretary. Alf-h and Tom present the white Hag. TUDENT COUNCIL Receiving pins for their services, the representatives have something to show for their work on the Student Vouneil. As in the past years, the election of class oftieers was handled by the council. It is responsible for the smooth operation of the assembly which featured the students running for the different officers. A notable highlight this year was the visitation of several students from Sykesville who were hoping to organize a Student Council in their school. For this reason they wished a briefing on council procedure. The ottieers of this worth-while organization are: Prc.s'1'denf Patrick Connors Vice President Nancy Kellar Secretary Judy Eggleston .ISSI-Sfllllf Secretary Kay XYachob Treasurer Jack Meenan Pat. and Nancy count up magazine sales. t QICNIORS. Hou' I: N. Kollzlr, J. Eggleston, P. Von- uvrs, K. Whcllnlm, Ifnu' J: J. M1-vllzlll, li. IQOSCIIIZIII, J. AlL'lll'S0ll. SUl'llUNlORl'fS. Hou' 1:19. YYi11clm11rg.f, K. lxlflxllllll, G. lloflmxm. Hou' 3: R. SllllIllilkCI', li. lmfullllllfllld I.. lluvzcr. , . 552 .I lf' JUNIURS. Roll' I: A. Shcesley, K. llasile, J. Milli ron. Row 2: B. faylor, K. Stahl, K. Kohut. in .gi V N H 8 W Q l li, UFl lt'l'lItS, J. t'rissn1an, S. Swartz, J. Frank, S. Bundy The Thespian Society again this year has achieved its purpose of furthering dra- matical interest and providing experience for novices in the field of tll'2llIlittlC'S. This, of course, is brought about through the presentation of plays in school assem- blies. This fine organization is under the apt guidance of Mrs. Phoebe Taylor, a newcomer to P.H.S. this year. Holding the distinction of being the oldest club in school, the society was formed in 1999 by Miss Margaret Boles. Membership in this club is a honor bestowed only on hard-working students who participate fully in dramatic-al interests. Through mutual cooperation, the society and the Choir presented The Count and the Co-Edu a highly successful operet ta which clixnaxcd a hard-working and rewarding year for the Thespian Society. R- WlllL!fl'lflf'l', U- G0l'lK'l B. Lukehart, R. Pflugfelder, J. F-nnth TW V It ...f ' THESPIANS l l. ,lffrzd UPN' A C0lllL'flj' fliI'0C,'l0Il by .li111 Elric-1' illlll liilllll00Il Kfllllll. .ll znnpss E. Means, J. lxliltltlufwl, Nl. Gross111:111 ll. Nobody Sleeps- III. ylllf' Valiant - Di1'cCtc-el by Ellis G Fllllillll Zlllfl F-z1111lrz1 Buumly was also El C'0IllOllj' c'o11c'0r11i11g il burglar Il2lIIl01l Spike. S Dym, ll. li-iglit, i'z1rlt1111 K. clI'lIllllC, fl. llockc-lllwrry, A 1lrz1111z1 Cllosm-11 p1'i111a11'ily to 110lic0tl1c-vflic-ct of this type- of play OH ilu- :111rli011c'v. Sally Swartz and Rudy Mikelonis were the capalmlc directors. J. lNlcG01111gle, J. lilrlor, ll. M1-1111s, Nl. Grussn H. Micllcls, J. Mzulflox, S. Swurlz. S l 1 f-.431 1 ygwfx . 5 l':iul Guurloy, Rolwrt -I0llllSOIl, farol llivks J A WAI . Plvolyn Grove, Russel Gotwzilfl, June ndcrson A lfllis flfillllllll, Rnyinolul Rasuvugc, Eugene Sc-lirvc-kmxgost, Iill'llIIl'll Stein CLUBS ART VLVIS I,I'0lll0llllg' zirlislif' 2lClll0Vl'lllK'lll in our school is the Art Vlub sponsorcil by Mrs. Marvin lYoocl. Assisting in ilvc-orziling ihs- gym for clzinccs zinml making poslcrs, lhis club also mzulv mh-liglilful fllll'lSllllilS alis- plziys for both svliool huilclillgs. 'llhv Clllll holils its Illllllllllj' lIll'l'llllg1N cvvry thiril Monclziy. Pl'F.?I-lfl'I1f l':iul Gourh-y Vice' I'1'0.s'1'rlv11f lioh fl0lll'll Sccrf'ff11'y Vzirol llic-ks VAMERA f'Ll'I3 This orgziiiizzition lll0l'lS nionlhly lo uh- svrvv fl0Ill0llSlI'2lllUllS on pliologrzipliic- tom-lmiquvs. A spa-vial fi-:ilurc of the Olllll ihis yczn' was 21 pl1'llll'C vonlosl whiz-h lcslwl thi- skill of ils lm-liilwrs. IlllllCl' lhv supvrvisimi of Mr. Nl2ll'Vlll flzirk, the clillllCI'2l flllllb sol-ks lo prmnoiv lll0l'l' in- lcrvsi in thv :irl of mlmlofui mhv. is . l,1'C'SI-llf'Ilf Evvlyn Grove Vive 1'res1'1lz7111' June' Aiulcrson Sccrelary- Trfaslnw' Russel Got wzilcl CUNSERV.-XTIUN FLVIS The club, umlor tho spmisorziliip of Nr. 'Illl0lll2lS Yvilson, is rlcsifnml lo ll'0IIlUlC is mlcrvst in thc Consvrvzitioii of our iiziturail rc-sources. Thti vluh has :ipproxiinaitvly fifty IIl0Illl7CI'S :mal is 0 1011 fm' zuivoiiv lo . l . Join. This your th0y p:n'tlc'ipzilcil in zi game for-cl and slockcfl fish in local sirvzims. Pft'.9lillCIlf Ellis Grzilizuu Vice Prc.s'z'zlc'nf Iiziynioncl Rziszivzige Secrefary Dick Stn-in Trerzsurcr Eugm-no Sc-l1i'vt-kongost I RlCNt'Il f'LI'B This club enables French students to fur- ther their st11dy of the F1'CIlCll people out- side the classroom. lvnder tl1e capable sponsorship of Miss Pantall, tl1e members can llIltlCI'Sl2LIltl better the language, tl1e customs, illltl ideas of the French people. The club, comprised of twenty members, meets i11 tl1e llOI1lC of students. President Uharles Little Vice President Beverly W'ildeson Secretary Barbara Graul ,l8SI'Sfll7lf Secretary Darlene Burns l l'fl'l'RE HVSINESS LEADERS F AMERIVA T rpose of the Future Business Lead- er of America is to pro111ote better under- standing of the principles of tl1e business world. xvtbflilllg' ill unity are the officers and club members who meet i11 the busi- ness P00111 every tl1ird lllonday of the n1o11tl1. The club, sponsored by hlr. lYil- liams, endorsed many eve11ts Sl1Cll as the skating party, a bake sale, and the Dis- trict Regional meeting. President Ed Roseman Viee President Bill Nicholson Secretary Lavonne IIOH Il1iIl1 Treasurer Peggy Mc-Indoe Reporter Jane Frank Fl l'l'llE FARMERS OF AMERICA Meeting llli' second and fourth Monday of 02ll'll 111o11tl1, tl1e Future Farmers of America strive to achieve better quali- fied American farmers un der the capable direction of Mr. lllechling. Among the many activities promoted by this club were an assembly program, formation of basketball Zllltl softball teams, the send- ing of representatives to tl1c state conven- tio11 i11 Harrisburg, illlfl representation of tl1e club ill tl1e national chorus i11 Kansas tdity andithe national F.F.A. Band. President Ernest O,Hara Viee President Bob Steele Secretary Sam Kromer Treasurer Roy Smith '73 's ,. - ,. --fl it 'fre iw-ff- ,, fy ta ,,' an gs- lleverly Mvildeson, Charles Little, Darlene Burns, Barba,ra Graul H, Jane Frank, Peggy Melndoe, Edward IIOSCXIIIIII, Nancy Shaffer, William Nicholson Ernest fjlllilftl, Roy Smith, Robert Steele, Sam Kromer 'CT'- Alulrey Ilinrlerliler, Lois Kennedy, Dorothy IH-ron hlarleiu- Swanson, Jane Ifrank, Kay Patterson, NIIIIQV K1-llar Ilill Stnvlu-ll, Ilarlnara llahn, Nant-y Nlayes, Nlanru-e Iirosky X.. 6, I+'I I'I'lt IC IIONI ICMA KICRS Ulf' ANIICIRIVA The loc-al vlialper ol' tlu- national organi- . , , . Zilllflll, I'nlnre Iloineniakers ol Aint-ru'a, has lilly-six lIIi'Illl7l'I'S. The elnb is known as tlu' f'lnu-ketle fhaplei' of I'llItllI'C Ilonieinaliers. This year llu- elnlm has had part ies and sonu- ol' tlu- nu-nibe rs at tended tlu- l.4ll'Ill show at II2lI'I'ISlJlII'g, Pennsyl- yanis. Aliss lfdna l'il'er is the elnb sponsor. l,I'l'8'I.lll'IIf .Ioyee Slieesley Vive 1'1'1'.s'z'rle11l Yira Todd S1'r'1'efr11'y Elaine Sinallu-rs Tl'l'fI.S'IlI'I'l' Patty Bishop . lS'Sl.SfIIllf T1'm.Q11rf'r Bet ty lIeQuown GIRLS, ATHLETIC' ASSOCIATION The G.A.A. was established for girls who have an interest in athleties. This year the elub, sponsored by Miss Travis, en- joyed roller skating, a Christmas party, and swimming. The senior members of the club participated in a play day with girls of other schools. Pre.s'1'de11f Illarlene Swanson Vice Presidenf Nancy Kellar Secretary Kay Patterson Treasurer Jane Frank LATIN CLIIB The majority of the club journeyed to Altoona for the annual Latin Convention of the Junior Classical League. It was reported they had a riot. Putting on good assembly programs is beeoming an obsession with the Latin Club. Their per- formanee of N ew Adventure of Aeneas truly delighted junior and senior high assembly. President Maurice Brosky Vice President VVilliam Stuehell Secretary Barbara Rahn Trefwurer Sandra Bundy LIBRARY CLITB Learning the duties of a librarian is part of the work promoted by the Library Club, which is headed by Miss Fenton, the advisor. The club meets with Bliss Fenton the Hrst hlonday of each month. Taking over the work in Miss Fenton's absence is part of the club's function. President Lois Boring Vice President Charlene Furl Secretary Barbara Wilson Evelyn Boddorf Evelyn Wlillard , , I reasurer .elssisfanf Secretary PEP CLUB This club is a new organization consisting of senior high girls. The girls under the able guidance of Miss Travis, lNIrs. Robin- son, and the cheerleaders did a fine job of supporting their school. This past year they willingly went about making flash cards and porn poms which seemed to make quite a hit with the students. RED CROSS An organization interested in promoting the welfare of peoples of our own and other countries, the Red Cross is under the direction of David Goebel, co-chair- man, and Miss Bartow. The smooth oper- ation of various drives and such Worth- while projects as distribution of favors, books, and cards to the local hospital is credited to the Red Cross. 'B 75 N Lois Boring, Charlene Furl, Evelyn Boddorf Barbara Wilso n kann Bfnslle Blrbfnra Graul Pitriela Bishop Handri Smith Molly C amble Sandra Bundy David Coebel Janet Grube ,W -,-., SCIENCE CLUB This is an organization where scientifically inclined students can obtain a better view of the world of science. Programs on vari- ous fields are presented monthly under the supervision of lNIr. Sherk and Mr. Mit- chell. Several of the more active members prepared and exhibited projects at science fairs. President Bill Decker Vice President Raymond Rasavage Secretary Judy Eggleston Treasurer lNIaurice Brosky STAGE CREW One of the hard-working organizations in school is the stage crew which is efficiently headed by Hammie Wachob and super- vised by Mr. Amundson. This group assists in both senior and junior high assemblies, the annual Variety Show, Thespian productions, band concerts, and any other unseen work behind the stage. President Hammie W'achob A-l.s'sisz'ants James Gray Thomas Barilar, James Humm, Rich- ard DuPont, Richard Thompson, and Charles Beatty. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y, a group of girls interested in promoting better Christian ideals, is under the capable sponsorship of Miss Calabrese. This year they have sponsored dances and contributed a thanksgiving basket to a needy family. The highlight of the year was a dinner dance which has been sponsored by these girls since 1951. President Linda Tesyart Vice Presidem' Sandra Bundy Secretary Sandra Clark Treasurer Eileen Lantz TWIRLERS CLUB A very popular group among the girls of senior high is the Twirlers Club. Under the very capable direction of Sandy Clark and her majorettes, the girls learn the fundamentals of twirling and marching. The sponsor of the club, which meets the fourth lNIonday of every month, is llfr. Don Roderick. USHEIVS CLUB The Usher's Club was organized by Mr. Downie in 1936. It is one of the most essential organizations of the high school under the sponsorship of Mr. Glenn Hen- ery. lllembership in the club is voluntary. The boys can be seen working with speed and efficiency at football and basketball games, plays, concerts, and other school activities. President Byron Sheesley Vice President David Croasmun VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club successfully completed a theatrical production to the amazement of all. lVith the help of the cheerleaders, their production of The City Slicker and Our Nell can certainly be termed as a hilarious success. Congratulations thes- pai11s, for now the much needed training equipment can be purchased. President Nick Ritz Vice President Jack Meenan Secretary- Treasurer Maurice Brosky Sandra Clark, Diane Zolner, Shirley Sheesley Fi Jack Manners, David f'roasumn, Byron Sheesley Maurice Brosky, Nick Ritz, Jack Meenan 5 Q x X. .AL A gb X' i i I J U vi lluln Iilllllilll Hrm11ull11,y King 15 fo- A Wm. 'nfl uk. N Luis Kmlm-ily fffflllll S1'l'ul41rsl11'p lfl'!'f1lil'7lf Jun ll l'xL'IT2l rn SIIOTNIIIIHI 1u'.1'p1'rt Hob Fifevlv Hlufw .l1'r.vf'y .I Irurfl' in-f V i 5 ...Nr , W I 04-.. K ooofosvfska f S3 ' oooooo00 ovaxgw J 'Q S, . . 0 k x , If ' - ' a VK. .. Dick Stuby .Vaiional F.F..,1. Fhorus .78 Sznulru Bundy Slab' 13111111 fharlene Furl lirfly Froclrer Homemaker sk ,, K .k,k, Maurice Brosky, Sam Levy, Ed Furry Disfricf IX Football Squad HONORS . , I K 1 Uarol Fulgcr Staff Szwclury, Sfzulvnl f'0IlIll'il Jack Hogan A Rotary Essay Contest Winner im K Q X31 i i ,, .1 , -1-1 , 1 .- ,,. . X .4 N, ' '?'? . '7 .Q-Q, 14 . K X ' sy K yi. .Q i I , ,M , f wif an- . X . Mg. .- . it 4 I A J' , SEV lx 2 Q I ' I-llllfi I ' Q . I l ' . - . . 1 ,jj I JJ S ,i '-.- I 1 f I no IQ Sl ,V 4 hi. .- C if M I ,k.. - 55 1 .igfwfe Q7 f 1 . -3 - N . -4.,,.ff , - Q T .fav f 'if f' A V L v N .7 I ' l ' ., .2Si 2.-a P23 Y ' ,Q Pi' W V ' : r '. 1 1 , Www Mf- Vonelnes J. llrennun, ll. Moore, nnil J. Larkin. FOOTBALL SEASONS RESITLTS Opp. P.H.S. Brookville 7 44 Ebensbnrg IQ IQ Killnnning 0 33 Curwensville 0 20 Indiana 7 2 Clearfield 33 QI Bradford 0 27 Ivinmlber 33 6 Erie Strong Vincent 6 33 DuBois 7 I2 I'Von 6 Lost 3 Tied I Hou' I: S. Levy, li. Ishninn, M. Grossninn, I-I. Curry, F. Lolnr, J. Meenun, M. Brosky, P. Connors, C. I Lillle, ll. Rzusznwnge. J. Slieofsky. Rnu' ,.: A. Ke-plinrt, G. lloffnxnn, ll. flfililfilllilfl, R. Gotwulrl, T. Gal- lrrnitlu, Il. 1'f-user, ll. Smith. N. Ritz, li. SIIIOIISQ, IC. Serge, T. Hnrilnr. Row ff: H. Johnston, R. Ilarlettn, ll. Iirnwn, J. Fox, D. Rankin, D. llraslx, R. Gigliotti, J. White, G. Speneer, J. Trunzo. Row 4: M. Dry, J. I,l'0llll1lll, J. Larkin, H. Moore, J. Miller, M. Neal, J. Jones, li. llurdt, R. Depp, B. Bcezcr, J. Yeager ll. Tersine. A' n r 1 .Against one of the toughest schedules faced by the Chucks in several years, the Red and lvhite gridders did a commend- able job in compiling a record of six wins, three losses, and one tie. A few of thethril- ling games were: BRUOKVILLE The fine running of Fallara, Ishman, and lileenan sparked the Chucks to their opening win. CURYVENSVILLE Ed Curry starred in the Red and Whiteis third win. Curwensville later named Cur- ry, Little, and Brosky to their all-oppon- ent team. CLEARFIELD Although defeated, the Chucks turned in a brilliant performance in one of the year's best games. They were the first team to score on the undefeated Bisons. BRADFORD Punxsy's defense came into the limelight by denying Bradford a first down in the first half. The entire team played corn- mendable football. ERIE With a sharp-blocking line, the Moore- rnen broke loose for twenty-six points in the first quarter to put the game on ice. DUBOIS WVith fifteen seniors playing their last high school game, the Chucks downed the Beavers in the hard-fought Veterans' Day classic. gif' Q Shake liilu loose, Ish! Anthony for ai first down. lPI'1'fllfI'-V eouriexy of The Pur11xufuu'm'y Spirill PUNXSY Ed Curry Buck Sam Levy End GIF! f' Tonner lirosky Turlrlc f Jack Meenan Back 'Q Bob Ishman Baci Bob imouse f order Anthony Fallara Back Art Kepha rt End 7 Russ Gotwald Tackle Pat Conners Chuck Little Guard 84 Guard Fred Lohr Back RIDDERS :AE :,,., W .hALn.: .,.. .A.. L T f ,, -,Ei - T as . , 5559? Qian ii? mam F is 2, fi, X, u, V 0 XL , 5 Vs g 5 , X , f, W 3 'fx A a if ' A rx B W Q, will kgs Hs. -y YM V 2 w 7 is ,1 5 Y W X 325 ' ,gi-y X :NK wx ,4 vw X ,y n X 1- 1 234 SH 2 Q , N1 454 Mu +8 45342 Eugene HoH'man Back . .. T 'S ll , S Tim Galbraith Q' if, H 'A 'ffm , If 1. . f 4 UCL L'Lk ' N?32Esi:!, ' Y J A K I :- ' E- ' ., ' '-'- , . 5 y li - - , XWQ s' U ,, , Dy Pk cousel' L Don BI'8Sh Dick Smith Tackle Nick Ritz Guard Q-F9 Jack Sheofsky End PIP Tom Barilar Tackle 85 Q1 Mike Grossman Tackle Ray Rasavage Guard Now lvfs 110 ii riglli, Kl'l1oIo vnurlvsy Qf T111 PllllI.V1lffIll'lIl'jj Spirifj lli-H0 ll's off to work wc go. , . ltd Ill Vw r-I4-ur. Mululgcr:-1 J. Yvugvr, I.. U4-cm-r, R. 'l'm-rsinc, :lm NIi'xIiHt'llf'1llISllIt with Mr. Nlnlc-lu-ll. 86 5 S iii S s T 7 1-' L L Z , W ,W m I :.,-- ' .:., ,A , L 2 ii xx , 'x A Fl' UNM. 3 L A A?'f. 5ih f gf , , 5L, L W lxlllllll Jvzm Sugar, H4-h-n Irvin, Shirley SIN-vslvy, Jcuniv ll. Vllrry, l,l'l'lIl'1'-VN Nunn-5' livllalr, Qzwwlzf-.ll11ly liggglcslml. Vpflllflv f'lrHl'f4'XlIf qf Tin' 1'1ul.z'.x-11111lrmjlf Nl71'7'1'M FOOTBALL QUEEN Nunvy Km-llur, Molly Gurnlnlc, Jcunic B. Furry, .lully l'1gIg.fl0Sf0ll, Shirloy Sllcs-slc-y. rf si. H M. 1 nu-ll lhly SEASON S R ESI 'LTS llvynolmlsvlllc Sykvsvillv Snmly rllUVVllSllllJ Sll2lllll0l'lC Valley Imlizmu Brockway ,kliI'2llll.O!'ll 4'Clcz1rH1-lil , DuBois Brookville Inclizum 'Kano Sandy 'Township 'klimclforml Altoona 1Cl1-:Lrficlml : DuBois 'klirookvillc Sykvsvillc 'Kano Disiric-t 0 Playoff Kam' BASKETBALL flnuvln Dnlx, li. llllllllilll, li. Lyle-, D. Vmm-r. S. IA-vy, li. Slmw, J. Sh-incr, .-X. 1fll.-sl- , ,u r, I . lilllllflll, R. Nlf-lxzlrlmcn, boulnr fNl:lll:lgs-r. P- YIT1.?' . ,l A Ku. E K .W i . ' IIS F 'ul i 4 P.ll.S. Opp. 73 33 34 52 63 41 61 44 40 46 55 .38 62 56 47 43 60 54 44 43 49 45 65 47 48 36 60 58 45 69 48 49 84 63 55 51 49 48 30 57 48 61 Koplmrt, J. Atvllcson, 1 i8,,qi'lu Q T lshninn flrives A returning squzul of nine seniors and one junior resulted in one of the finest teznns this high sehool has proclueed. The leaun is pre-league eolnpetition won five out of their first seven starts. This was followed hy four very liznrcl-fought league gzunes. The first win was over Braml- forml, 62-56. The seeontl one was over Clezirfieltl, 47-43. Punxsy then went on to heat lluliois, 60-54, and Brook- ville in :1 thriller, 44--453. .Xn easy win over Kane, 65-47 huilt high hopes for taking the Section Nine Title. A lzxsl seeonfl shot hy lshnuin heat llmtlfortl, 60-58. The f'huc-ks outpluyeml the Bisons in at tense gzune ut Clear- fielcl only to lose by one point, 40-4f8. VVins over DuBois, H-4--03, :intl lirookville, 55-51, left Punxsy one game over Kaine in the league renee. ln the final gzune of the season, Kaine flefeziteel the Vhueks, 57-30, to cleaclllek the Sec- tion Nine ruee. Kaine went on to beat the Dalymen til--L8 on lXlilI'C'll 5. One ol' the inost unpretlietaihle teauns in l'.II.S. his- tory f'l'4lSSl'tl up the experts fourth plziee pre-season rut- ings to finish seeontl in Section Nine. They were dis- tinguished by fighting spirit. 89 Levy goes up PUNXSY .Inv Sh-im-r f'4'IllAl'I' bam lmvy l uru'ur1l Boll ISIIIIHIII fllltlflll .Krl Kopllzlrt Jim .Um-llvson l ur11'u rfl Guard 90 CAGERS Rznulzlll Lylm- lluurlf Fred Lol: r Ronald Osntmun 1' url: ard fl, .. -4 f' lid Slum' f'4'r1Iz'r Dyrk Vousvr G ua rd I'v0l 1l'll rfl 9 1 RWSLU ZH-P if .J 5' . 58 I lf: 'N 1 f,,er,J' kk 1' x JUNIOR VARSITY lffm' I: H. SIIIISIUT, H. llmmrri, J. Jmws, ll. YYilli:uns, IJ. Slih-lor, T. f'Ollll0I'S, li. Vlnrk. Hou' J: B mu. J. lluirs-, ll. .lul1nsIm1, J. Millvr, J. AlIlllllt'I'S, D. Ullo, R. VFUFSJIIO. 1-k s lnvlpvrm IJ XII: nb ulwlu, T. Nc-wh msc, 'lf Gm-In-I Smyfg ppt S1101 . . ,, 9? A Helen McQu0wn - THE Q CHEERLEADERS Head: Molly Gamble sl Emogene States , if Y -u.. zz, Emily VValkcr Judy Eggleston Row 1: Helen, Judy, Molly, Emily. 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