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

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WSU IIRROR I Published by THE STUDENTS OF PUNXSUTAWNEY HIGH SCHGOL Punxsuiawney, Pennsylvania 2 'Y' I 'X N an IOY5 CONLEIN TRATION MOMELNTARY FCJREWORD Slnce thus us the last year an the old buuldmg on Jefferson Street we have decided the theme of thus year s Murror should be a scrap book of memorles We of the Mirror Board have captured these memorues by means of photographs of events occurrung throughout our sensor year and put them an a scrapbook form Thus IS our scrapbook full of our actuvu tles and our memories Through thus we carry away a part of P H S N N 1 Y 1 ' X . 7 l 7 1 . , . . . . . 4 LONIFUSIOTN 5 A 9' is TABLE OF CONTENTS lntroductuon Deducohon I4 I5 Admmastrotlon I6 I7 Faculty and Classes 18 24 Sensors 25 51 Underclosses 52 61 Actlvutles 62 83 Athletecs 84 98 Ccmdlds 99 TOO 1 ll llili'1.llill'XllN ltfl l.l..'X Larry Reed confers with Mr. Meneely about the future . . . the guidance office at P. H. S. is open to all students from the freshman to the senior year and aids many seniors with their future plans. The students are given opportunities to read about current events through the excellent supply of magazines in our school library. The students also make use of non-fiction books for reference and fictional books and biographies for book reports. One of the local banks was the host for these business students. The banks are but one of the many local establish- ments that open their doors to P. H. S.'s business students so they may have a chance to witness real business transac- tions in action. 'N , f 57 M f f a I ' ' R97 Y . Lf-, B7 5 917 L g7,.QK . 7 AWA l milf PV Y X , 1 mf ff ts xi f ' Auf. -K Xa .Q 3 2 - . . as '-1 :Sw :Eff L A Q Q ,Z Q3 MHA iiii fx1i?Hi..IiliI KH IKM H4 U IL n Isl sf s F X 51141,-.f ' ' ' ' 21,17 x.u 5 Q u .' f 'yu '-T an 1 ,J Aw .,-S r, A X ', 1 - d li . 'K B ' 'o -an . ,. L' fw ,r A v BM I ' '4,W V ' 'M' snwah , ' W .A 1 'Q f ' 5 A 'pm g -,,f','lu.. 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Mr. Sherk got his BA degree from Lebanon Valley Col- lege, at Annville, Pa. where he demonstrated his athletic ability on the track team and his vocal ability in the Kolo- zotian Men's Chorus. ln his spare time Mr. Sherk enjoys reading and garden- ing as well as attending football and baseball games. Mr. Sherk's expert guidance and advice have helped his students rank among the best. His friendly manner and enthusiasm have won him the respect and admiration of all his students. For these and many other reasons, we dedicate the l959 Mirror to Mr. Herman Sherk. l 4 N-Q fm: N-...ff James T. Downie, Superintendent Glenn M. Henery, Principal ADMINISTRATION Throughout our school year our school system has been efficiently managed by these men and women. One of the chief functions of this group is to keep our school operating smoothly while planning for the new school. President William E. Means Vice President Harold R. Pearce Secretary Frank T. Harl Treasurer lelarold F. Divelbiss Joint School Committee. Row 1-Left to Right: H, Divelbiss, F. Harl, H. Pearce, W. Means, W. Cochran, N, Wetzel. Row 2-Left to Right: E. Wingert, I-I. Elkin, J. Kennedy, R. Young, W. Haines, Row 3-Left to Right: A. I-lockinson, S. I-Iollopeter, G. Adamson, C. Miller, W. Hampton, C. Kiehl. 1-my Q 5 . 9 - ...M , ., Ray Caylor, Assistant Principal Alice Parsons Secretary to Superintendent Terry Daly, Assistant Secretary to Superintendent Mary Emma Hoover, Secretary to Principal If .aff 12' ff y Q I 9 A U' 5 5 1 lP wre- 'L-M --.Q-U A J' Q- FACULTY Margery Armstrong Physical Education Welton Austin Mathematics Michael Bobco Agriculture Frank Basile Geography, Social Studies Jennings Beam English Alberta Beckman Science Clarehce Binney Social Studies Edith Bowers Commercial John Brennan Social Studies Marjorie Brennan Commercial Mary Calabrese Commercial Row I-Left to Right: Sara Belle Chambers Home and School Visitor Miriam Cokely Latin James Colonna Instrumental Music Joseph Cullen Health Charles Daly Speech Andrew Daskivich Driver Education Esther Davis Vocal Music Clifford Doney Mathematics Melvin Dry Physical Education Mary Fenton Librarian M. Strachan, M. Cokely, F. Robinson, H. Rundel Row 2-Left to Right: J. Beam, Ca. Germonto, P. Taylor, A. Molinengo, M. Shaw, F. Shaw. X xr- C- JI l Row I-Left to Right: F. Basile, M. Stockdale, D. Pringle, S. Pantall H Reid Row 2-Left to Right: C. Binney, E. Miller, J. Larkin, J. Brennan I Xi? Row 1-Left to Right: W. Austin, M. Johns, T. Wilson. Row 2-Left to Right: J. Hutchin, C. Doney, G B. McQuown V517 CLASSES History class intent on wars. Polyhedral angles are congruent, Pleased to meet you-in Spanish. flf U f. Z-l' ,- 1,4 FACULTY Alice Fetterman Home Economics Gerald Fetterman Commercial George Gardiner Industrial Arts Regina Garzoni Special Class Grace Germonto English Ruth Goebel Nurse John Gresock Geography, Social Studies Joseph Halchin Mathematics industrial Arts Fred Hughes Music John Hughes Industrial Arts Marion Johns Mathematics Row I-Left to Right: Joseph Kippert Science James Larkin Social Studies Be rna rd McQuown Mathematics William Mechling Agriculture Clyde Meneely Guidance Elmer Miller Social Studies Melvin Mitchell Science Alice Molinengo English Sara Pantall Social Studies, English Edna Pifer Home Economics S. Chambers, A. Stauffer, R. Goebel, R. Wargny Row 2-Left to Right: C. Meneelyl J, Cullen, M. Armstrong, M. Dry. CLASSES Worms contribute ro scientific knowledge. Secretarial Office Practice includes service to many. A merry-gosround is always fun. in s ,E-an FACULTY Dorothy Pringle Social Studies Horry Reid Social Studies Frances Robinson English Wilbur Rose Young Farmer Trainir Helen Rundel English Francis Shaw English, Journalism Margaret Shaw English Herman Sherk Science William Shick Vocal Music Anna Sidor Home Economics Joseph Smatlak lndustrial Arts Row I-Left to Right: Francis Smith Commercial Amy Stauffer Assistant Nurse Mildred Stockdale Social Studies, English May Strachan English, Spanish Phebe Taylor English Carl Van Dyke Commercial Rose Wargny Guidance Joan Williams Home Economics Thomas Wilson Mathematics Dorothy Wood Art Merwin Wood Art A. Ehman, D. Wadding, J. Hileman, M. Cerutti, A, Cherubini, E. Davidson. Row 2--Left to Right: R. Kunkle, R, Brosnahan, J. Shubert, G. Cybulko, P. Nesbella. Row 3-Lett to Right: J. Herrick, P. Hutchison, T. Curry, V, Daugherty, M. Mitchell. -mga: Row I-Left to Right: E. Pifer, A. Sidor, A. Fetterman. Row 2-Left to Right: M. Babco, W. Rose, W. Mechling, J. Smatlak, J. Hughes, G. Gardiner. l Row I-Left to Right: D. Wood, E. Davis, R. Garzoni, M. Fenton,-M. Wood Row 2-Left to Right: J. Colonno, W. Shick, F. Hughes, C. Daly, A. Daskivich CLASSES And next-on orc Once upon o horse First, you turn the key I -R N. '-As.,,.M N-urn 4 2 19 - . , ,A !1i1fff Wf ww ,W f. .' J. if 'wm,,, ' '. ' N5 , ' ,,.w fiUM 1-if-wffwww , , W- ' , NMSP i f .M 5,74 ag v N 7 ,,ggfv,m,mx5 , , ,QM eww ,m,,,N N A I ' fx 2 K qi, 1 t A X gt' ' V A fa, lf 1 A ff 1 - J A , , '. 3 f I 'Q K, Ai . S I 1 in 4, , M . 0 m,,, no ' 1 -NA' K, , we ff at C.. 1 lv K.. AARON, JOHN JR. Pickle A pizza lover from 502 enrolled in the General Course . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . ideal is Little Richard , . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . ambition is to join the Marines. AoAMs,xtsAMu i. N A sam A livel lad rom alt n , likes basketball and pizza p . . me er uni Red Crass . . . ideal is Sta usi . avar ub' ct is Business Law . . . su es a 'rn po f' r e new school. X' l N 0 , A N i q come I sri pyb lor ard os id a ' Kim Novak , . . , s ally se mwith ill, dy nd nnie . . . Omblllon X to o t busi s coll , , ls her hives to Gail it E i w wilkx ke :pre f em .I . Yi li Qi N if li ll ANDERSON, WILLIAM X i A good looking boy who plans to join t X Nav . usually seen- with John, Bill, and Jim pass time is watching car races . . senior year was best. K ANTHONY, ROBERT A bashful lad taking spends most of his tir attend college but he on the farm . , . OLIS ...f ANANEA, HELEN Helen A Commercial Course enrollee hailing from Frostburg . . . ideals are Tab Hunter and Ricky Nelson . . . usually seen with Rose . . , plans to get a job in the summer . . . suggests longer lunch periods for the new school. ANANEA, ROSE MARIE Rose A cute girl coming from Frostburg . . . usually seen at Helen's house . . . likes a certain boy . . . ambition is to be a secretary to a handsome business man . . . favorites are Dick Clark, french fries, Shorthand and baseball. ENICDRSIJ Y x .R -i I i A BABCO, ELEANOR A Tootie AA winsome brunette who hails from Glen Campbell . , . enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . active in Student Council, Science, and Latin Clubs . . . was Junior class president . . . plans to enter college. BARILAR, SANDRA Sandy A pretty bright-eyed lass who has a flair for talking . . . thinks a well-stacked hamburger really hits the spot . . . loves to listen to a certain fellow sing , . , can always be found with the gong in Parente's. BARNETT, TERRY Terry An Industrial Arts student who's usually seen with ' Leroy or Francis . . . plans to join the Navy . . . likes chicken, Math, and swimming . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . , favorite pastime is working on cars. -3 BARR, MARGIE Margie An ambitious lass from Reynoldsville R.D .... usually seen with Nancy at her house . . . plans to be a secretary . . . her ideal is Tommy Sands . . . favorite food is pizza . . . wills her books to Ann Rhodes. BATINA, BARBARA Barb A pleasant young lady with a smile on her face at all times . . . member o G.A.A .... enjoys listening to records and munchi l n c te cake . . . drivers license is favorite po 'on . ans to be a secretary, f tf lb' lliltlw IL ZEIYI l BIANC , FRANCES Frank A fun-loving fellow who has a cheery greeting for everyone . . . can always be found with John, Steve, and the crowd . . . thinks women drivers are the living end . . . advises future seniors to work hard. BILLETT, RONALD Ron A jovial lad who plans to join the Army . . . usually seen with Kelly . . . favorite pastime is working on his car . . . cherished possession is his car . . . senior year rates high . . . thrives on pizza. BIRLI, JOHN Neel A blue eyed lad from 502 . . . enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . favorite sport is football . . . future ambition is to be an Aeronautical Engineer . . . works part time at Pramco . . . goes for roast beef in a big way. BEATTY, CHARLES Chuck Friendly, talkative fellow from Fairview . . . favorite pass time is sleeping . . . works part time at the A.8.P. . . . favorite subject is Chemistry . . . a member of the Stage Crew . . . favorite T.V. show is .lack Pharr. BECK, RONALD Ron A future Biology teacher from the East End of Punxsy . . . an ardent football fan . . . member of the Science Club and Choir . . . pet peeve is his sisters . . . works part time at Beck's Naborhook Auto Store. BERRINGER. ROBERT 505 A Rossiter baseball enthusiast . . . future ambition is to become a millionaire . . . active member of the Conservation Club, Science Club, and Camera Club . . . suggests less homework for new school . . . says senior years was tops BLYSTONE, FRANCIS Fran A football fan from 502 . . . usually seen with Paul and Terry . , . favorite subjects are Math and Algebra . . . plans to be a farmer . . . favorite food is spaghetti . . . rates junior year as best. BONICALZI, SANDRA Son A quiet girl from Rossiter . . . enjoys Typing class . . . pals with Barbara and Ellie at the Cozy Corner . . . plans to go to Washington, D. C .... ideal is Sal Mineo . . . pet peeve is conceited people. QW -:.-:rf BOWSER, RICHARD Die A studious lad from 502 . . . Chemistry is favorite subject . . . member of the Science Club . . . usually seen with Dave and Ed . . . pet peeve is conceited girl . , . rates senior year as best. BRICKELL, DORIS Doris A petite blonde haired girl with an abjlity to blush . . . rates junior eoq as tops I . . member of Latin Club . . . favorite focg is fishi and french fries . . . plans to become an angel in white. - i . S Josie s enrolled in the Commercial Pep Club, and Cameif pool for the new school BROCIOUS, lCHARD Dick A musica lad who thinks cars are divine . . . usually found in Ringgold with all the cute guys . . . George Goebel is said to be his ideal , . . plans to attend college in the future. 1 , l f l' - -1 J aurriNG'roN, JACK Buff V J ' A track and football player hailing from Big Run .l ' ' ' . . . pals around with Nake and Paul . . . pizza and f l , Metal Shop are fav rites . . . despises rain . . . enrolled f in the Industrial Ar s Course. . ! 1 W jj dj i w . ' ' y i D 1' ollfv 7 . J ' 1 . l K ll! I Al ,. X , s il i . ,MP l ,pf Dawg yfkqj -. . auiucnr, ERMA .mae I ydf . A pretty brown haired girl enrolled in the Commercial ' Secretarial Course . . . member of Choir and Girls J Chorus . . . enjoys strawberry sundaes . . . favorite pass M time is driving 1958 Ford . . . plans to be a secretary in X M Washington, D. C. V . CAMPBELL, AMY SUE Amy Sue ' i BUTERBAUGH, JON h Booty This likeable Industrial Arts student hails from Big Run . . . usually seen at Ed's Stqe with the gang' . . . works part time at the Pantall Hotel . . . ideal is Elvis. CALABRESE, JAMES Kelly A good looking boy with a yen for acting . . . can usually be seen in his sisters' green and white Ford . . . member of Thespians and F.B.L.A .... has part time job at West End Sinclair Station . . . plans to attend college. A blue eyed lass enrolled in the Homemaking Course . . . pet peeve is silly boys . . . enjoys football, Economics, and french fries . . . lists George as her ideal . . . favorite expression it isn't right . . . marriage is in her future plans. CARNEY, SALLY Selly A future housewife from Big Run enrolled in the Commercial Course . . . pet peeve . . .conzeited people. . . her favorite possession money . . . suggests more time for lunch at the new school . . . member of the Choir and Library Club. 2 X, ' A l j l' 'lil . CARNEY, Spf, ,ici I Sue R CESSNAI WAYNE wayne .A quiet gif' f-f'5i f1 Big Ri-lk - -,yi membef Of Ch0if Gnfffi A good-looking fellow with a word for every occasion L'b'0'Ql7f:lUb,- 0mbif.i0gViS fOH'0in W'A'C. ' ' ' EnQlish .' . . claims eating is his customary pass time . . . :PS llceyj- -,Q 0fR5l'll-'QW' Y 05 fops . . . ideal is Na ' arite possession is his hard earned Eagle Badge . . . 'HQ' OWL l ,i AQ , 1 ld like to will his brains to Frank ' I fl! if-l . l ' l. l l,L il v 1 1. , D' A i l ' - , . iff lil' l' Y! Lil 'CAYLDR K THLE N AJ' il 1 4' A Kat CHAMBERS DONALD D M fl' -J . , j b ml-1 , on l A,lCQIg biglilt-!f9DQmQ.Q1Bl0 6l'66 lWl't0 ails from West ft A baseball fan from 6Ol . . . member of the F.F.A. End i faxlprlte s rt Ai?fO0fbdIil. .,f. . usually seen with . . . usually seen with Neal and Leroy . . . favorite food J 'Lfl'l fhiglwhlfe i -eVY'- - -XDiClf1Slf0 be a teacher . , . .ice cream . . . would like to own a farm in the pre idenf- If thejlzwirfers curly. ' future . . . suggests that future seniors work hard. .L lil 1 - YJ' ,lvl 'lj Aff! ,l' Q1 fgfv cHAm.ss, R Becca. Becky in L j'1 u . A fun-lovi irl ' frie fs 'le . . . among her l likes ar basb , hor a , and e s . . . pet ' peeve-s peopl . iti s to earn lots of money g to Ca if r 1 . r l if ff i fe f l , n fl bf I, A X--L, , COBLE, JEANNE ' Jeanne Attractive blonde hailing from Indiana Street . . . enrolled in the General Course . . . eating pizza and watching T.V. rates tops . . . Math is her favorite sub- N Af ject . . . pet peeve is snobbish people , . . pals with Patti, Mary, and Susie. W A f W Ok Dlsigycivil , , ov-J ffjggldl' . ' ' l coKLzY, MWA llflapgllxjbjglfuwt. Mimh, C Nl, 3 A l Linda A blonde haired lass from Punxsy R.D .... an aiwd .lf .. g co .5 U from Brookville fan of stock car races . . . plans to become a nurse . . . l A , 5' .7 . , D , 5 1 .5 fops , I . thrives pet peeve is obstinate people . . . member of Latin on !, f ,y l Sqef, ,fl Dol, and Tl-,elmo Club, Library Club, and Future Homemakers of America. A , ', 9 job. , I l I COLEMAN. EDWARD Ed O ' O , LLIAM Bill Friendly student from 6Ol enrolled in the Liberal Arts A Qndgome browr-l-eyed boy enrolled in the Course . . . favorite pastime is driving his AB Dodge . . . plans to work next summer . . . thinks his senior year was the best year in school. Scientific Course . . . claims Latin as favorite subject and fish as favorite food . . . an active member of the Science Club and Thespians . . . plans ta attend college. if -..,..f N? ,LW zy, ,, 7 'WJ 'g,nQf,?fai . 1' CONNER5, TIMOTHY Tim CRIN JUDITH Judy A hard-hitting guard for the Chucks . . . seen at the poolroom with the boysw . . pet peeve-women drivers . . .NlarsIty Club metnber who treasures his hotrod . . . suwests a lqnger lunchxperiod for' tlle new school. - i , , I X 0 1 yi: . - ' 17 l ' ' J F s 'com NATGIIE P+ N l Pro Q A lprehy loss with a smile for averybne 5 . .hwember of Q5.A.A. and Pep Club . .Q pals with Frances and Carol .'.r. spaghetti is fxavofge food . . . plans ta attend busi- -ness,schqol . . . sugg stsxfuturepemiars stufly hard, Y ute blu yeckpgy who hails from Elk Run . . . orite y r was s niqg. . . rates Algebra, football and 6 izza as s usgillly s en with gon in the Olds ' I s to. co e ur . ' . wr it H, L, HA 'f ISA VV V75 ,IWJIBCXIQ QCEKVIN 03 , ,JJ f M. D. . A I . . A- IQA Qrifndly lad from Cloe enrolled in the Scientific Q17 Coufs . . . still insists that Doug Dickey is his favorite gdhnedian . . . uvlyxen ith a certain girl from Elk Run reside t of e Ijgyn Club WU fllfp ll' ll ' l' 1 ' 7 l CRAWFORD, JOHN ' John VJ 1,3 M210 VJ ,slip A future Marine who enjoys hunting, steak, ond T.V. V ,fy Llvkx M J liwfl jgffl l Q! Vflflv . . . sugges s a student parking lot for the new school I ll ll W1-.fl . . . favorit ex ression: You'd better believe it . . . l 1 V, llry f V O ' ,J Qufffl usually se? wit a ertain girl in ire 'iblue bug. f , I fvffl I ,lv , Jw , f 0 f ' 1 A J 1 fr gym, ill ,1,,,, , ,.l rl ,yimww ,ff , i W 'L ' 'V' If 1' l F N ff' lo WW ll' ll i ,F r ls ff . f fr ,' twlfl f Ur' l ,A 1 'V fi t v' , lil 'X , I, ' ,f ll, f . fwwi wwe ll , -fl if t, D f l , I l. A 5 I I . ' , X N, X V' J ,J f' ' i f ss X lsf I , ml , f r if , l f f . burn., noasnf Pickens LP J ,fl cm 1' W lt An energetic lad from Rossiter RD No. I . . . can 'Fi KL fl- , J lj r XX lx . fi- usually be found loafing at the Cozy Corner . . , pet U lr 1 ' - if X N as ,I X peeve is getting up in the morning . . . plans to join the ,V V 1 -'J rl Q ' fc- Navy . . . enjoyed the senior year the most. y . U f f U, V , J ft N DAVIS. ANDAMARIE I I Vvqpgmij-ie X H ,DENNlsON, DIANA Dyke A very capable co-editor of the Mirror . . . joygljug A li' 35 A pretty blue-eyed girl with a wonderful personality good football game and Shorthand class. . . par ip Qs' 2 ll . . . favorite food is pizza pie and hamburgers . . , in F.B.L.A., G.A.A., and Pep Club . . . rates sen r orb Q nfi' usually seen with the gang at Parente's . , . active in as tops . . . future ambition is to be aisqreta . D X F.B.L.A., Pep Club, and Thespians. DAWSON, DAWN RUE N X' wig fN 'Qu DEPP, LEROY Leroy A pretty lass with blue eyes cvs blo e h iFN:x, , A ' A football fan from 6Ol . . . belongs to the Ushers COIOV QU0fCl in the bond - - - COUDUSUOIIY be- iixm ,I ,lx Club . . . usually seen with Terry, Dan, Wesley and Feichts with the gang . . . ambitiorfis to be a icQX'X is Francis . . . favorite subject is Algebra . . . wants to be Secretary . . . ideal is Perk. X 5 XX yt, C a state trooper . . . rates senior year as best. - I 41 fb DICKEY, DOUGLAS Doug A handsome comes from Anita are tops in his book and Bill . was Barb I. vim- y as member of dogs, Lugky, her favorite 1 X i I I , ff ' b!j.,i,, gif, If f Yf I fl if I Q IVLJ .I 'll I gg y :III l f JI ' f , ' If 1. . f' ffl N l ,, W x ,I ' il! , lf. I ' i K. 1 '. f ff , ,- ' ' ' jf I ' i ! ll , I fi' I I X, ' fl ' I i i ,' ' ffl f ,' 1' ' r I I V ' !' IW' ' I ' FALLARA, 'JOHN I Joi... A boy whose craze is football , . . likes to eat corn flakes . . . favo pastjme is shooting pool . . , he is usually seen it 'qlyl Dyrk, Rich, and Smooth , . . prize ossessi i is ap gunriundlylster. - 'IJ ' 5' J l' 0, IC AEL , ' Jerry I ' 5 od- aki bee wh ha 50 grin one . . . av te s' I ooidly . , . u seen with b , ,' d esi laims ohn Fletcher is ,gil Grgfla cIoi??'.H.r,. Qe is in his future. Fannin, DAVID 7 'f Jugheqa Industrial Arts student from room 6OI . . . hails from Cloe . . . hunts and plays baseball . . . favorite ideal is Bill Mazeroski . . . pet peeve is girls , . . usually seen with Feracious and Pickle. ,- l '. , I, 1 N c ,I , I D N NNA Anna Belle FEA Mg m ciakjtyjfnt Dara . . . usually ee ith rb a d .V . plans to attend Clarion St' 'lg chgfffo . niar year was best . . , mlyr of .B.L.A. . . e ' ys driving a yellow station wa? . WI y DONEY, .IANICE Janice A cute brown-eyed girl hailing from Rossiter . . . favorite pastime is being with Roger , . . works part time at the shoe factory . , , plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College . . . pet peeve-people who tease. EVANS, BENJAMIN Ben PL baseball fan from 6OI . . . likes gym, mashed potatw and gravy and watching T.V .... usually seen with esf, . .fates freshman year as best, . . suggests more gym classes for new school. . 1 H ' x ,- I V 1 g I 7 r ' , , 1 A f 5 I I Q 1 f ' 1 'z ' 1 a ' J ' I , I A It ' ' I f 1 . 1 Q r I i I 1 L I rs'rTnR1.1AN, cAnoi. sf-scum Friendly brown-eyed girl who is found mostly at the Y.M.C.A .... to became a Medical Secretary is her ambition . . . claims her favorite class comedian is Doug Dickey , . . usually seen with Frances, Karen, Dawn, and Natalie. AFIKE, KAREN Karen A petite blonde from Big Run enrolled in the Secre- tarial Course . . . treasurer of G.A.A. and member of the Band . . . delights in dancing at the Y and watch' ing American Bandstand . . . future suggests business college. FC FILLER, WESLEY George Likeable fellow from West End enrolled in the Scien- tific Course . . . claims freshman year in high school as best . . . wants to be an evangelist , . . usually seen on the job at Consers Fruit Market. FLETCHER, JOHN Eightball A handsome lad with a joke for every occasion . . . a hard playing basketball player . . . suggests a better gym in the new school . . . usually seen with Bob and Francie . . . hopes to make baseball his career. FRANK, sAu.v sqny iff A pizza lover from 601 . . . favorite year in school was junior . . . pet peeve is stuck-up people . . . am ll Dition is to enter art school or nurses training . . X ideal is Pat Boone. xfx i lwl , A 630 in 'l 'Q ' Xxx l tl MA AN Maryen I . i e er f Audio Visual Aids and Spanish ack riding a d reading favo- FULLERTON, LARRY Humphrey This good-looking baseball fan resides in Cloe . . . enjoys sports and card games . . . pet peeve is spoiled children . . . suggests less crowded class rooms for new school . . . plans to attend college . . . ideal is Rcger Maris. GALBRAITH, ROBERT Nick Hailing from West End . . . center for the Chucks football squad . . . favorite possession is his custom- ized Buick . . . usually seen with Whitey . . . plans to Yj atte dlcollege in the future . . . claims senior year best. W i f . t t 1 ' Geist, STANLEY Stanley A future businessman from Ringgold . . . goes for hunting, Economics, and chocolate cake . . . pet peeve- girls in slacks . . . usually seen with Fred around school . . . says favorite possession is his money . . . hopes to work this summer. GOTWALD, JEAN Jeannie An energetic lass who hails from Elk Run . . . says her favorite pastime is sports . . . very capable Student R , , y l 'l l pulor 'tri fr 'J602 . capable editor of Hi- L'g . . . ' ' ' ' b . . s h' ' ' ' . . . foo qi steak nd french fri . . . plans to go to ll e. 3 . 1 . fl ' l I l N - j' ,l l l-fl STON KAREN I ' J Porky Sara eyed ss with pizza pie mentioned as her favo e d . . claims her favorite possession is her Q il bank k . ambition is to work for the F.B.l. in Washin ton, Dr C. President . . . usuall seen at the baker with Y Y the or Merv . . . plans to go into nursing. A Xt Pidgey RD No. 4 . . . . . usually seen James Dean as her airlin hostess t X 'E '91 :Q ,f GRUBE, JON Jon A good-looking lad who hails from RD No. 3 . . . en- rolled in the Scientific Course . . . favorite sports are hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . usually seen with Bill and Red . . . plans to get a job this summer, cause, Junma Judy A likeable gal from 602 . . . member of the Latin, Science, and Nurses Clubs and the Choir . . . usually seen with Donna, Kay, and Judy . . . baseball is her favorite sport . . . plans to go into nursing. GUZZO BEVERLY ev A friendly girl who IS enrolled In the Homemaking Course lists Rick as her favorite ossession Ing coffee and watching Lo etta Young se lor year HAINES, AX l Mex I' ' eogari. favorite sport is f tba . . us a ly en i aul and the ga at H s p is ,QB ' 1. . h u rs 's - Ori fo 0 a junior year s Mel ol 1 ICGAJPTON, WILLIAM ,ff 'I A popular lad from 60 . . It rt i se ll . . . favorite food is st k . r t er. . band . . . usually seen ith i e Wa I , nd Frank . . . liked sophomore an nio ars b st. MQW' ,gif , B member of Girls Chorus and Arts Club . . . enj ys drink- M y was best. l l l X pf l Wy A will WW W , HEPLER, SANDRA Sandy A darling blond-haired girl from Timblin . . . pet sf , peeve is stuck-up peo le .,. member of the Camera . Club, Mirror Board, pred G.A.fll.J. L . desires to become ' an airline stewgydeisf, , .flOff'41S her senior year was taps. . , l 3 ' L C lf , if , t 1 l' , ja HEITZENRATER, JUDITH Judy .V LQ .HETBIQK HBFD all Z K fi Fred A, V, X, L f, , A very cute girl who calls 602 home . . . loves fm' L2 . fZlA Co lsplfing yldlwllose favarites are baseball, Biology basketball, pizza and a certain boy in a blue Plymouth L, -f' ll' i Vgnrtglgibra fi. . huqfiting Ijdfes high with him . . . pals . . . future plans include a summer job and then airline l fi, fa,-9 d MEP, Dglg Qndbbob' , ,, , pet peeve is wise guys school . . . works part time at the local Y . K lf , MC' Lf , , , 9849655 bbgaiffdesks ffgbnew Schwpf A- ' . ' Q I ' f 4 i I H HENRY EILEEN A quiet lass who IS known for her ability In a class room member of Junior Red Cross Council Latin and Spanish clubs claims a violin IS her favorite possession ambition IS to attend college Eileen .5532 A r-ADV' LV I V 'lf If C l ' ' l' f' 1' this ARDpHARIfJ 5 ,L ' MP non l' r A likfeabld, oy from 602g .7 'enjoys hunting and Ishing . . ' ' fav rg! .V U., desks or 7 enrolled In the l strial Arts Course . . . . s I hedw 's,ViQIs argo , . . suggests larger s hool . avid baseball fan. J? A A HILLIARD, BETTY Peggy A pretty brown-haired, brown-eyed girl who hails from 602 . . . iunior year was tops . . . member of Choir and Library Club . . . craves potatoe chips and cokes . . . ambition is to be a secretary. HIMES, JANICE Janice A cute girl who hails from Anita . . . goes for skat- ing, bookkeeping, and pizza . . . suggests the Mirror have a page for senior autographs . . . member of G.A.A .... her future plans include business college. HINDERLITER, HARRY Skip Chuck tackle on this year's football team and a mem- ber of Varsity Club . . . pals around Coolspring with Mick, Mussie and the boys . . . claims sophomore year the best . . . likes spaghetti and meatballs . . . baseball and Popeye enthusiast, HOFFMAN, DONALD Don A cute lad with a wonderful sense of humor . . . pet peeve is sack dresses . . . usually seen with Pete, San, Bob, and Harry . . . future ambition is to enter the Navy . . . ideal is Donna. HOF A Mft... , ...'5'fl.:lll Olllfdsn Kgs JE iwga ggkdizgkgs HOFFMAN, WALTER Som This blue-eyed boy may be seen on the road to Knoxdale in his yellow jacket . . . plans to attend busi- ness school . . . ideal is Helen . , . plays baseball . . . claims his senior year was tops. HINTON, MARY JANE Mary Jane A blue eyed lass who hangs her cap in 602 . . . has 0 yen for eating . . . loves horseback riding . , . fav- orite expression is Wanna Bet . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. HOFFMAN, BEVERLY Bev A sweet girl with a smile for everyone . . . considers Tom as favorite possession . . . plans to work as secre- tary . . . usually seen near 602 with Barb, Donna, Norma, and Dorothy . . , capable Vice-President of Library Club. u H I L +V? Jil I W if -lil lvl Fife-cfqg Q , uf l ' ,lil l ' ifuinvf ,i '4s?f 4' ,J Ml -2.4 C6512 Sf 1 ,fl I . fy l x gc Gun will .l l5j,l l A X 'dpi . .V y ' ,Lay if fl f XZ HOGAN, KENNETH Ken A Commercial student from East Mahoning Street . . . football and french fries rate high . . . usually seen with Bonnie . . . plans to work for Uncle Sam . . . delights in hitchhiking to Big Run . . . senior year was best. HOLLENBAUGH, RUSSELL Buuy A blue-eyed boy whose favorite sport is archery . . . states ideal as Steele Thompson . . . usually seen at the archery range with Dave . . . senior year rates tops . . . plans to work on a dairy farm in the future. 'UW Barb to us from Glen Campbell are great . , , was . usually seen with Tootie, Janet , . . her ideals are Miss America and HOOVER, JANE Jane A quiet, but friendly girl enrolled in the Homemaking Course . . , plans to be a beautician . . . usually seen with Blanch . . , member of F.H.A ,... enjoys watch- ing Dinah Share and jlmerican Bandstand . , , senior year was best. . 0 'V -. I L .1 A M U 7 A 1 I w .f 77'.l I ,V ZIV, Z W f l y Aj -'IL , , is f i MV if ff lf in , Y, 1' n I Mfg' r LJ X fl .JA I JUL HUMMELL, WESLEY Wesley A likeable lad frorn 602 . . . pet peeve is stuck-up girls . . . suggest more activities for the new school . . . member of F.A.A. . . . gets enjoyment from Have Gun Will Travel . . . senior year rates best. HUSON, GRACE Grace A Scientific student from 602 . . . favorite subjects are English and Latin . . . member of G.A,A. . . , usually seen with Linda, Sue, and Sally . . . enjoys sloppy joe's and hot dogs . . , would like to travel to different places. ISENBERG, MAX Tom A baseball fan from Rossiter . . . favorite subject is Chemistry . . . lists chicken as his favorite food . . . suggests the new school be well lighted , . . likes to read . . . rates senior year as best. K y Bob lettered in four sports . . . life- x e pool . . . usually seen with LI if . . . plans to attend college . . . V J' Q, member of Varsity Club 4 . . likes to go ta Q yy? HUDOCK, MICHAEL Pickle JXP A quiet lad from 602 . . . an avid baseball fan . . . hopes to become another Einstein . . . never seen with- out the Anita crew . . . claims his junior year was the best , , , member of the Spanish Club. T HU BLE, BL E I Wff, on i ed, blue-e ss . . i c a is 1 lf fas i . . em en of F.H. n G . . . . ' he ein lled hip . . amb'ti n to get a o . . ' r ar rat ps . . n one funnier t n A ith.- t , 1 P! . Wei ISHMAN, GARY Ish A football enthusiast enrolled in Scientific Course , . . a brilliant boy, is usually seen with Marlene in the Olds . . . claims junior year as best . . . favorite pastime is fishing . . . likes cherry pie and the Real McCoys. ISHMAN, MARY Mary A peppy girl from room 602 . . . member of the Library Club . . . pet peeve is those who crock their gum . . , hopes the new high school hos better seats . , . plans to get a jab after graduation. C5- rg' 8 ri JANOCHA, HENRY W ffl? Henry L-QA Y -1, . Tall brown-eyed lad fr n ell . ,Qeqgglllgd in the lndustrial Art COU ghgS thQEl1osen '5' - . . D h . . K O ,7, JONES, CONNIE Jonesy Attractive brown-eyed cheerleader who hangs her megaphone in 603 . . . rates senior year as best . . . 4 ject fa orite past e lo ingi it E11-M951 thinks football, pizza, and Jon are tops . . . pet peeve George . . . Zuture hopgln the mggplliwlikftrtgktlgf is the P.H.S. school spirit . . . usually found at Parente's 7-6'2'fV5,y Lg Q with the gang. JOHNSON, DONNA 'C 7 om.. J l Another one of those Elk Run girls . . . rates pizza, !f,,f' ONES' ETHA wlfery pork chops and Biology as tops . . . future plans-a jj' A very ambitious girl from 603 . . . active member nursing career . . . member of the Science Club and , fy' of F.B.L.A. and Pep Club . . . people who always have Choir . . . can be found at twlk Run Bakery. jf an excuse aggravate her , . . just loves fried ham . . . y -f - ff favorite pastime is dancing. . j A ,f , 1' ' - 1 ff fi j in 'J' ' 1' ' f 'fl 0' A - fl C' Keck PENNY P X M .f I , ,ff V. ff K A bright and cheery girl who claims sundaes, Short- ff' Q 'l ,, hdb bll d ii ,f , 'f -Q ,f ,J an , ase a , an junior year as tops . . . usua y seen I I ' X! I A 'J with Cookie, Starley, and Collie at Parente's , , . pet . f .V I fx X Q peeve is girls wh0 make. U 4- , 4, f Wx I, fy 037' - N, lull' ffl W ' -of , Mft . . ' A U J V 'J f V! ' ff l ll' i fx if rj Ljffl fl fl X4 X' if ,fjllyf Dlyu jv all I l -1' 1 l V fl Jf Q I ff , ' e I ll l V J yr!! ,ffl al f ' f'f47Qf C' 759 l fl if 'WL ,pil fc l i f -. f ff , fv 3 fm , KELLAR, Mui. all sm 0 W l 47 by! wht ,VH A rugged football player hailing from Big Run . . . Avb ' Nfl ijt' , in claims football and Latin as favorites . . . favorite pos- 'l X f ' lin session is Pat . , . wills his kicking toe to Butch White v,' N . , . wants to attend college in the future. ' fp l . x KNOXXY KEN Q Ken Klussn, DONNA , Kris A' A Y lo fl' lclwesteg ls - . f1j1NQl:1b9 Of A hep saxophone player in the band . . . can Ufheffs nd. .F - , Y See Hjl-Yle Gnd usually be een with Gerrie, Shirley, and Rosalind . . . B0 - - -- M499 E li, Of' SNWVT1 Q - f Oflfe l00d spaghetti ' favorite food . . . plans to get a jab in Pitts- is l 0 ,d0sisY-. - l0 '5 to be 0 b Ckl0Ye - butgh ., X' . claims Jim Michael is favorite comedian. - I , ' I ,, X .1 ' if' ' x' , ' i ' 3 Q' tl IQOCIQER. CAROL K , ' Carol KROMERRILAINE reaches V y A Punxsv girl vefy qvctlvle 'ln sports .', . usually at . A pretty brown-eyed blonde with a yen for swimming ll ftOl'hQ Of at the daigy . . ., Claim! Jllm MlCl 0el is 'he , . , . usually seen with Pat and Linda . . . plans to be- , 9QmGqli'lf1 of the Class . 4 sayixthere should be lockers V come a private secretary f. . ideal is Teresa Brewer - for pyeryone onthe new school. . . . junior year wasltops. ' KUNSELMAN, RALPH A handsome hard-running halfback for the Chucks who plans to remain a bachelor , , . pals around with the Hamilton gang , . , enrolled in the industrial Arts Course . . , likes Physics best , . . active member of Varsity Club. Ralph KUNTZ, ACE Ace A future airforce man . . . claims horseback riding and football as favorite sports . . . passes his time away by going to rodeos . , . junior year was tops . . . craves apple pie and pork chops. KUNTZ, MARY JANE Mary Jane One of our pretty high stepping majorettes . . . usually seen with Mary Jo . . . rates football as favorite sport . . . thrives on cherry pie . . . ambition is to take that lonk walk down the aisle . . . claims there is no one like Jonny. l I i if me WJ U2 jf 0ff'LrZ,fi Q i.ucAs, LES'l',eRl 'Q JZ' 94 Les Campbell . Ii b b ll, hamburger, and shop class An Indus ho comes from Glen 899 . . . favorit r ss covinediah is Henry Jonocha . . , plans to beco a ruction worker . , , member of 4-l-l Electric Club! ' N 'C vs . v g L , .T gf 'x hh LUKEHART, LEESZ x yl-V I- I LEWIS, RONALD Red I l A good-looking, red-head from RD No. 3 , . . thinks ' 1 bteak and mashed potatoes are divine . . . Science is 'I ' his favorite subject , . . favorite year was senior . . . claims his brother is his pet peeve. V LONG, MARIANNE Marianne A brown-eyed lass from Elk Run . . . enrolled in the Secretarial Course . . . loves to swim, eat pizza and study Shorthand . . . usually seen with the gang at Parente's . . . works part time at Mahoning Maid Ice Cream Plant. ft' 6 7924 , 444,40 - 2,4442 '54 - ' , Q46 of 2 5,07 Qc i -2.4.2.9 - 'Size- ,, ,cf ' 'zzeecc . , -- 7849 ..f-4'-4? MANNERS, BETTY Lou ' Kitten A smiling blond from town who hangs her hat in 603 . . . says her favorite class is Shorthand . . . works part time at Parente's . . . pl ns to become a secretary after school , . , favourite pas! ijivile is dancing, if' I..v .,' jill' . , iii' I -U 'gif ,V MANSFIELDMPAVID ,fir L I ,jf Dave A brown-hakreg,7x bluegLL57i ,flbld fromipoo bring , . . favorite sport ii askgfball nd favQQf is ject is Math . . . hobby is mec,!banics,.-Q. . likes a n' r year the best . . . plans to --into aviation aeronautics. do MARTZ, HAROLD Peeper A pretty everyone? lx , . time . . .tfqnx . . . sees coffege 1:7 with t - ee intril ririnile for letters isqber xfavorite pas- . h , e Qng Q1 Parente s K A tall lad who calls 603 home . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . favorite year was senior . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . , usually seen in his Dodge or with Buss, Allen, Spud or Bill at Frank's Store. l MARTZ, A pretty blond from Punxsy . . . pet peeve is her fi ceited people . . . usually seen with gang are f Porente's . . . ambition is to go to was the best . ll McMEANS, MARCIA Marcia o member of the orite sport McDONALD Bob McQUOWN 0 farmer . . . active member FA seen with A C the Peggy . . , thinks senior year was tops . . . suggests F.B.L.A better F.F.A. shop for the new school. Ofifef' et X j Q peeve if business college. lx f. kyxid vs J McKlBBEN, ELIZABETH , l'6 Betty ' r jo X, K V 1' fx I kv N7 X tv ,l , ' N .vt 1 J, I K , - A jovial green-eyed gir ,Him 0 'd' ven ej. . . JI c I l 3 , 'J -f 'QA J LY 4 'NJ J member of the GAC., r' I se t e . . . ,Q 1 ix ,.x Y Y s, ,X J J future plans are to a nd V '. work port time -5' B x, ' I. X, . t, If Q Q si ' at Pramco . ges dvr Hg, pool r the ne . Y l XV 'XIX' Y N XX ' school. l I ' 7 tj 7' Vw J '., l ,jj ' 5, X QIIIIX5 ff A, s f 2 ' . 1 x ,s T ' gl tl! M' A if fflfl' W ffl 9 : f V f flkjliv ' fly, ', -Jjvv' L tv,' f ill' Q! ' Uv - to . 1 f Y' U f ,, j- - t 1 it - -ffjliq' y-4.11 AMX, ,jf j , , H , j - xt - ju I lqj, ' K 1 ,Q X., V 5 V X jja' ,ji f l - ml MEA , T j. Gus-Gus ti f if 1 . X 'I ,f t n who calls 603 home . . . an . 'ff j - Mdu ' s ji whose favorite year was senior J- . , . , for f all, steak, and Dolly in a big way ,f i . f rite possession is Ahis,-l:ll'l4eEgCij' , f x X X 1 sf yy' 1 A. , 1 ,f , 5' ' , F-' , , ts-f McQuowN, MARY Jo ol fl I- ,jj W ' A ,i flaf' ,'.,Q'fjf45 ,j t . ljyyvljjf sg! An agile flagtwirler from Scot ancl ve . can MEAZN Qu W lv,y 'Q'g,ml fjlffltf ity' f 'jgmch be found working at Murphys . . . f v 't p sion- gl -A toll fghbi ioqiljod msgs! engage , weof Air her horse . . . enjoys football, Shorthq a ot dogs X 'Farce ljngxuv thin v ' hyxl' eds el' atorslj . . . . . member of Twirlers Club and Pep lub . . . plans ' -'aextepewev vis, o git girlsx..-'. cllaim5 fgvgrj bosses- for work and then marriage. , JNL siwlis-rnoneflf'?52 Eldjice' to future seniors IL' o hard. ., My fx- -f iff, Y, f . ' ,J I 'A 5 I I, I rf, ff' ffl U' J sf Qld f MEANS, cARoLs Muse ' flnfihtnlsg Mumn fix' V Muriel A blue-eyed lass from Valier . . . just loves basket- V bklf r' ndly blond! from Valier . . . enrolled in the ball, Shorthand, and a certain boy . . . favorite year Scientif Course . . . lists basketball as her favorite in school was her senior . . . plans to get married next summer . . . says Elvis Presley is her idol. sport . . . top year in school was senior . . . works part time at Hour Gloss Cleaners . . . plans to be a nurse. -qvazggf 31.-4, - '. . g- rv. ' K , mf A. . . 3 9 MICHAEL, JAMES Jim Popular boy from 603 . . . plays tuba in the band . . . usually seen with Jim and Bill . . . claims he likes all kinds of food ambition is to o to colle e MILLER, EDWARD Ed A baseball fan who is enrolled in the Commercial Course . . . claims Business Law as favorite along with . . . g g , , . hot dogs . . . pet peeve is homework . , . usually seen suggest more time for lunch. in the halls talking . . . no plans for the future. u - if D ,vi X of . . MiKi.os, JoHN 1.5, FM znwiclxv Qi .1 IJ Vi 0 W Kay A good looking lad from room 603 . . . loves to play JQJA fllll lllOviK1QJ giflflwiwl abisymilif fO'r' eryone . . . football . . . also baseball . . . kicked the extra points erribller of5CN5ir,vSex?Yte, Zilnd urls dlorus . . . plans this year . . . recommends air-conditioning for the new tdattend Ejeidelburgpi or gligre in ', ic . . . Spanish school . . . pphs to attend college. Club res e lf. Nlil lohs jo' ci, summer youth f U 1 5 p ','. 3, carav 7V N V IQ' 4. 1 .1 f-, 1 un' I ' Q VJ' RJ 7' K A x Q J , .4 ,I us sv , , ui- A A, ' if x. ,-L MILLER, NEAL Neel Sf of iv f 4,4 yi ,lf P4 5' Lists ,senior year as favorite . . member of Ushers r W' J If' 4 ,, ' Club agd t re Far r f A a . . . favorite food 1 I o .Y is ice? it . it' ome a farmer . . . J A' J r I ' suggest to future s iors, stud ard , ' AAI 1 V f ,ta L, ' ,s - ' X 1 . f ,, I I 1 ev!! it U Y H I V A 'V Dill! 91 if I F, fx Vfq ' Xxx ffflfl '. Cc f . V Q 'V I V 5 v In L X xlfl! l i' I In Vu , M! V 'milf Wx' , . f ' l ' MINNICK, NORMA ' Blondie skxfv Us ,1 fy if ,wil . Vg. 'Klip N if , A cheerful lass from 604 . . . a member of the it ' 'lf balk - ll-f Maj y f ,ly Library Club . . . favorite subject is Typing . . . pet h x A 1 X 2 W if W, YT X Il peeve is bleached hair . , , usually seen with Jeanne and, , i-,JJ li yi' ' 1, QV 'W Ll it rx hlwxl' X Paul . . . suggests more lockers for new school. - ig' -'Ax' ln Xl! 'L ixpug, RV, fy y ' .- . , 2 V v if ' - I f . K I Eta XL m L Y X ' U kr MITCHELL, HANS Frin i Navi., L c .Vu M, at K fl, QV A boy with an exceptional personality . . , always ,1lJ,X i ' A ,ll V J LV My sam seen with a smile on his face . . . favorite possession Ntlf ,lv Alifbbtball Yan ming lm rgffi Avenue , ,F is his father'5 car . . . member of Science Club and Mir- ' 1. N enrolhad in tie, Hgwking nga r5qJ Jdeqly Pe y ror Board . . . pet peeve is girls who want to go U 5 ' A' O ,qq-onws QF, riednj- JW 1 steady- 'Pl r Sllgilln lwvbervblf F A 'UG' S f -J' ff . Y If A . l , i Xl i lj l ll D' lj pf ls, U MONNIE, JANET Jin' MYERS, DOKOTHY l 1 Dot A sociable girl from Glen Campbell . . . rates her sophomore year as tops . . . was president of sopho- more F.l-l.A., secretary of Junior class . . . future plans are to enter college. A sweet gal that comes to P.l-l.S. from Coolspring . . . member of the Library Club and Sextette . . . claims her senior year was tops . . . favorite possession is o certain fellow . . . pet peeve is peroxide hair. i ,,. gg? ,,1.i.'if '-,gf ' :si X 1 . jr Z? ,, , . ..:,,,, . . if - :1'1.:'fffflf?L5',:?i: V . NEALE, BETTY sem A french fry fan from 604 . . . lists Shorthand as favorite subject . . . usually seen with Sylvia, Rose, and Helen . . . likes to listen to the radio , . . plans to become a secretary . . . senior year was tops. NEAL, KENNETH Ken A sharp little guy from Rossiter . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . likes to do Algebra problems . . . fav- orite food is steak . . . rates senior year as the best . . , would likesto attend college. v 514' NEISWONGER, LARRY Bun A brown-eyed lad enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . favorite possession is a hot Mercury . . . hopes to wear Air Force blue in the future . . . usually seen with Dave, Dale and Bob . . . senior year was best. NIEL, BRIDGET B.B. Fun-loving cheerleader who hails from Big Run . . . goes for Shorthand. swimming, dancing, and pizza . , . president of G,A.A. and member of Pep Club . . . her pet peeve-bleached blonds . . . hopes to find em- ployment at Niagara Falls. A A . 1 NEAL, LOIS Lois , H . A' A A cheerful lass from Sportsburg . . . president of the ' V. s Library Club . . . pet peeve is snobby kids . . . usually V . 5 ll V V . seen with Barb and Thelma . . . suggests baseball teams V Vi Vf I A X ' for new school . . . rates senior year as best. f ' ' V J l V' f' 'if .Va gil ,, F' ' 1 I ll INA' 'l V l If 1' ' l f V 4, l ' 1 M 4 A uh l i 1 1 'l 9 4 .l I I ,.' V VR t VAOVERTQAR51 DAVID . Dove OL V W V if A fgufure research chemist . . . lists favorite food as V if V1 V A 'steak and french fries . . . usually seen with Dick . . . l Q V V lx l can be seen in the summer months as a life guard at V VLX 'V i 5 -the pool . . . capable president of Science Club. it V, O1VHARXA,VVcARqLlNF X, Chyig X ,Blond-hairedliglVfl,who comes from Reynoldsville RD PALMER' FRANCES 'A Fmn . VV enrolled in the Homemaking Course . . . loves to A lass from Elk Run . . . thrives on pizza pie . . . '. swim and to go places , . . usually seen with Marge favorite pass time is writing'to ascertain' guyfin the and Judy at Boiley's . . . plans to attend an Art lnsti- Army . . . plans to get a job fin ku distant city . . . 5,tl'ute in Pittsburgh. usually seen with Carol qnd Natalier V 1 , x 1 , 4 , L tl OSTROWSKI, DAVID gfcff v PASSMPRE, .IUDYM V 'V Judy A quiet boy from PuRxS . . f v it p i 4' A lsproyfn-h ire,d girl from Elk Run . .K treasuqer of and pastime is huntind.. . s 0 Mmff Future Homerizrkers of America . . . ambition to attend as it is ice cream . . . clai ambiti rfis to et out f school. nurses training . . . says favorite pV session is drivers' license . . . claims favorite comedian? is Donna Johnson, r A , Dave Arts student from room 202 . . . am- buy a new car . , . spends most of his time T,V. or Sandy . . . says that sophomore Year was best. PIFER, ANN Ann Favorite sport is ice skating . . . member of Art Club, Choir, and Sextette . . . plan for next summer is a long vacation . . . pet peeve-stuck-up boys . . , favorite pastime is running around with the gang. 1 1 I 1 X 1 1 f ru' T rf ,126 Cav 1 jj . 31,71 4, ' Zfgfbf fffaf . j, ,je ,J-' 1 ' A, 44 f .' i ,Q I f 1- L'7 f 6 7,4 I , abc ,Dy I A' 4-if 'Lf-' L41! ff JL. - .615 ' 'Ay V POSTLEYAIYMBARBWWA X ' Barbie Takes the Commercial SecretarialgCourse . . , enjoys horseback riding . g . ejriber gf Library Club and G.A,A .... pet peeve who snap gum . . . favorite subject is Eng ish . . . ambition is to be a secretary. POWELL, ALLEN Al Future ambition is to play professional baseball or join Coast Guard . . . a word of wisdom for future seniors-work hard you poor guys . . . favorite posses- sion is O Certain girl . . . active member of F.B.L.A. POWELL, SANFORD Buss An ardent baseball fan from Timblin . . . likes to hunt and attend Physics class . . . enjoys watching Perry Como . . . usually seen in Sandy Creek Hollow . . . plans to attend college . . . junior year rates best. W ff i l ra A dextrous flag-tw rler who has a smile a ly word for everyone . . . claims a certain class ring is her wir' favorite possession . . active ember of Band and Twirlers Club . . . wo I like att gd college. M r 1' I Y, A36 'jj j eine se l a f . r. ep Clu and . .A .... su se ' rai n Be y . . I' e piz pi an re . . . s that l tu enio wS ud PYLKAAHELMA, ja , Thelma . 14 1 , ' . l ,9r,L.,, dvijd 1555 rb0ji',gJ+wii8gLQiiS from Punxsutawney 'xv ' e Library lub . . .kpiens to become fcwolfife 'WV s wlfs Tennessee Ernie J aL r r . .i. I . hQ fffilford . .ipepfjieeve isgpeoplelysduo' act smart. -Lzfbb -,,. PRUTZNAL, FRANCIS Francis A brunette from Rossiter . . . an Industrial Arts en- thusiast . . . Math rates high with him . . . summer finds him indulging in his favorite sport-swimming . . . dislikes braggarts . . . loves to eat spaghetti and sleep. PUGLIESE, FRANCES Francie A sweet girl with a wonderful personality . . . one of our snappy cheerleaders . . . wills her megaphone to Margie . . . usually seen with the gang at Porente's . . . future ambition is to attend college. Ta rg. fl' rvmck, ARDENT non Q 4'1 An arden baseball fan Quia-ig Julie as tops . . . plans to get a job this summer . . . enjoys watching Gunsmoke and eating steak , . , pet peeve is women drivers . . . enjoys study hall. RAGER, EDWARD Ed A popular boy with a funny remark for everyone . . . capable co-editor of the Mirror . . . treasurer of Latin Club . . . future plans to be successful . . . usually seen with Larry, Dave, Dick and Cliff. RAGER, SAM Sam A friendly chap enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . . favorite sport is swimming . . . loves Math, spa- ghetti . . . eating and sleeping . . . claims Louise is his ideal . . . Red Skelton is the greatest . . . has no definite plans for the future. Ml? Ml, ojlf lil il l W Wi . RAY, BILL UMP A racing fan who plans to make a million . . . claims junior year and ice cream as favorites . . . pet peeve RAMSEY, CLIFFORD Cliff One of the Scientific students . . . an avid football fan . . . claims junior year was tops . . . favorite T.V. show is Death Valley Days . . . usually seen with Dave or Ed . . . plans to attend college. RANKIN, HARRY Larry Industrial Arts enrollee who plans to join the Navy . . . loves to drive his car . . . suggests better food in the new school . . . favorite expression Don't Panic . . . would like to will his hard earned work to anybody. REED, BEVERLY Bev A very friendly lass hailing from Ringgold . . . one of our co-directors of Channel '59 . . . member of G.A.A., Mirror board, and Student Council . . . includes college in her future plans . . . enjoys driving her dad's car. is stuck up girls . . . usually seen with Skip at the pool hall. REAMS, RUTH ANN Ruthie A pretty lass who hails from Punxsy RD No. 2 . . . REED, DON Worthville Benner A blue-eyed football player from room 604 . . . spends most of his spare time hunting . . . plans to get a job this summer like to will his tablet and pencil to Ox. Ike 604 who is usually seen with activities include Band, Choir, and Art Club . . . lists basketball as favorite sport . . . future ambition is to attend college . . . usually seen with Kay. favorite sport is baseball . . . Math . lists senior year as best . . . seniors will work hard. REESMAN, AGNES Dolly A happy, talkative girl who is usually seen with Betty and Rosita . . . pet peeve is stuck up girls . . . loves football, spaghetti, and pop music . . . future plans are to get married to a handsome mon. REINHART, WILLIAM Bill A good looking football player from Big Run . . . enrolled in Industrial Arts Course . . . favorite pastime is driving the car . . . ambition is to join the Navy . . . usually seen in the pool hall. REITZ, THELMA Thelma A nice girl hailing from Worthville . . . thrives on hot dogs and sweet pickles . . . favorite possession - her driver's license . . . enjoys roller skating and study hall . . . usually seen with the girls . . . future plans include marriage. RITZ, JOHN .lol-in A quiet boy from Walston . . . winner of American Legion Award in 8th grade . . . member of the Choir . . . favorite pastime is repair work . . . likes the out- doors . . . would l'ke to be an architect. VA Ronin, PAH? Paul h 'r a h i from Albion -. . . lists bas I osx ite t . . . usually seen with Skip bo at the pool room . . . plans to join the M rine ' t future. ROLLS, JOHN Rollsie A good looking fellow enrolled in the Scientific Course . . . is always willing to lend a helping hand . . . thinks pizza is the greatest . . . active member of the Scientific, Usher's and Conservation clubs . . . plans to attend college. A .6 Ruth fly! ,i by 4' lov, Zlyxfhe pr ltie r gpyes . . . J-Af M E of choir, Trf iJY - .AA .... L 1' A, u' lly jeen wit Bev and F . . plans to be a fl wiv id Xtlof N. . next sum er . . . Shorthand and D, Q! hjfgh jjops. 14,74 J jf l RHO ES SCOTT D 511 , usty A fun loving fellow from 604 . . . pet peeve-stuck up girls . . . member of the F.F.A .... ideal is Mr. Benny . . . has a weakness for baked beans . . . sug- gests to future seniors work hard but have fun . RONEY, PATRICIA Pat One of our cute cheerleaders from 605 . . . favorite sport is football . . . usually seen with Bridget, Revo and Frances . . . plans to get married in the near future . . . lists Barry as her favorite possession. ROSEMAN, GEORGE Rosy A future state policeman from 605 . . . member ot Conservation Club . . . ideal is Pat Boone . . . loves Zorro . . . plans to join the Army next summer usually seen with Jim and Chester . . . favorite sport is baseball. .MW fs il' Q L ' X nousn, LOIS i..n67, f', d 3 seein, comin: come A future Secrefgry from Roggifer 2 ' refilpge f is-25 CKCXA cute blonde from Punxsy who calls 605 home . . . Sfuek up people A , I member gf f X LJ ry Ch, , , P xg' f vorite class is Biology . . , sees a nursing career in on O,-dem football fan D , I Q Cape eng, 26212 near future . . . works part time at Harl's Shoe A.A .... enjoys pizza and french friesQ.f, vorite Q . . member Of G-A-PM Gnd Tri-Hi-Y, T.V. show-American Bandstand. C i 17 fQ7, ,s 5 J ' , Xefi .kj , ,M f ...if smosrnom, EARLETTA A ' earner ROWEI ANTl'lo'flY!M j 4 lf ,fa 'ici' ,ANZ c 'f27? ' er A blond-hairetl greengeyed lass hailing from Rossiter A Spoghem lFb'gk,from,,AnGo Yltugffovorife Subiecggg CQ, . .h. likes swimming ind Alrt . favorite possessian ' h ,V-fenm ,'.H j b bll Q is eqcameramqworsat oree ootwear...usuay seeieciqpot 5 ':s,ZEqglXlqjl3 g2:,eZn witT1sil::gsf.3 fhidZ2l seen with Bill and the girls , L, , marriage is in her is Billy Qtbe ' fy fq1esPsoph,omqi'd.1yedr as tops. ff , future Dl0 1S- ' Z , ,. 1 ss, Y., r 6435 . fur. 'f' l Q 5 Y. QF, a RUTHSTROM, LINDA Linda -. A roller skating fan from Glen Campbell . . . en- rolled in the Secretarial Course . . . favorite year was sophomore . . . usually seen with Pat-everywhere . . . plans to get a job when school is over. SEBRING, MARIAN Merida A hard working girl from room 605 . . . pet peeve is bars . . . ideal is Ricky Nelson . . . belongs to the F.H.A. and the Library Club , . . suggests more lockers for the new high school. SCHLEMMER, ROBERT Slim A handsome chap from Fairview . . . usually seen SERIAN' SAM som with JOl'1f1, Bob, P0Ul - - - Def DSGVG is Qifls who C0'1'f A hunting enthusiast from Rossiter . . . usually seen ClCmCe - - - W0fkS Dflff lime OT the Quflkel' Mllfkef - - . at the Kozy Korner with Bob and John . . . a member favorite class comedian is Bill Reir.hart . . . favorite ef the Cerlgerveflgn Club , , , enrolled in the Com- SUl3l9Cf is Cl'16mlSf'Y- mercial Course . . . likes chili and Business Math. SCOTT, JACK Scottie SERRIAN, BARBARA Barb A West End lad enrolled in the Industrial Arts A happy-go-lucky girl . . . ambition is to go to Air. COUVSG - - - thrives On PlZZG - - - Def Deeve is SCl'1OOl line School . . . usually seen with Carol, Marrianne, cafeteria . . . lists favorite comedian as Mike Shaw erld Revq , , , member of Thespian and G,A.A, . . . Gnd idevl OS Spinelle V - - favorite D0SS6SSl0f1 is U rates senior year as favorite . . . suggest longer lunch church key. periodg, was J ff., . k L,,,L L H: K X I 1 'X . swim-i, cAnoL L, pf Mig? a s 'WM Do Alli abl ,Qu o d.'1 ral virtsag se I a I H ciehl H t b of 'hCl d.A.A... io toa...t i TGI' V60 wgm en y, Boqrlrls Elvu S J 'y , Us O rg . . . pl s t inlthe Army e flpeffs 094 offschoo . re ervllar W sc N . . . s eco e a . . . loves ici creym and colye. R ,lf I ' X teacher. - , l X . ' f f' ' X 1 I' X SMl'f+l,.l9YCf X, ,, ' !k .J7yee -,4 5M DENN5 Peewee 'l A rQtty,blue1pyed'blonde1Qirl frpfh onset: fgf. . . A future Marine . . . rates baseball as favorite m er pf lFlBll,.f7 and Bea Cyl: . 7. I foot es Uwe! sport . . . no one like Jackie Robinson . . , loathes 'N 9,60 gym Sgfgz.. . . plans tolb a'C?y'I'f 'borfey .- girls who smoke , . . dreams of sleeping his time away ,suggests an,-h r for lunch! , . . ugua ly en WIW1 Jima . . . suggests elevators for new school . . . his junior ' f year was greatest. SMI CY Nancy lue yed lassienrole in the Secretarial Course . . me r of E,Bll.lA. . l' ts her friends as her avori 0 s n . . u seen with John . . . ac elly ' h id a . . her favorite expression. smm-1, PATmciA he ' A quiet lass from Glen Campbell RD . . . works part time at Henry's Restaurant . . . plans to be a nurse . . . wills her locker 167 to her sister, Diane . . . ideal is a certain guyn . . avorite subject is English. , mf R0 AL Ron SNYDER, KENNETH Bits lik a ro ton who lives on ice Cream A real handsome senior who suggests better science . . . s hu chery, and AI ra . . . detests equipment . . . lists Einstein as his ideal . . . favorites wey eo . . has no def nite p for the future are baseball, Algebra, and steak . . . usually seen with r vor s se ior, I the gang at Snyder's store or around town. SNYDER, JOYCE Jgy SNYDER, ROBERT Bob A blue eyed girl from Ringgold . . . suggests a snack A 90041 l00kif Q b0Y ffom Timblin - - - e'1l0YS b050- bar for new School , . . plqng to get an office job , , , ball and roller skating . . . can usually be found at the idegl is Tommy Sands , , . fgvorife T,V, program 55 Skate Haven . . . advice to future seniors is work hard American Bandstand usually gays Gregg Day . . . pet peeve-all teachers . . . senior year was tops. SRENCER, BILL Spence Friendly lad from town . , . enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course , . . favorite sport is football . . . usually seen with a certain girl from Penn Street . . . plans to work in California in the future. SPENCER, RUTH Ruthie A pert babysitter from Bell's Mills . . . enjoys Short- hand and pizza . . . usually seen with Naomi, Margie, Ann, and Karen . . . would like a student lounge with a radio and T,V ..., to be a private secretary is her goal. STANFORD, RICHARD Dick A likeable lad who enjoys Bob Cummings . . . active member of F.F.A .... no future plans at present . . . pet peeve is stuck up girls . , . rates freshman year highest , . . loves chicken . . . favorite subject is Math. STATES, JANET Jun A pretty blond lass with a dimpled smile . . . peppy cheerleader who enjoys a victory . . . thinks show-offs belong in another world . . . active member of Pep Club and G.A.A .... rates her junior year as tops. STATES, SARAH sally An all-around energetic gal from 606 . . . plans to go to Florida in the summer . . . usually seen in the '58 Ford . . . ideal is Rock Hudson . . . plans to ot- tend Airline School . . . favorite T.V. show is American Bandstand. SPINELLI, FRANCIS Pep An active boy from room 605 . . . loves to play baseball . . . ideal is Yogi Berra . . . joining Navy very soon . . . suggests that the new school have more sports to participate in . . . thinks senior year was best. STAHLMAN, JERRY Togo A pleasant boy enrolled in the Industrial Arts Course . . .A er of Conservation Club . . . enjoys eating s '-K - - going to Algebra class . . . lists his dog as X - ot e possession . . . senior year rated high. J, X , MXX D f' - - 1 1 REN f Karen 0 - ' ' l a itbus i rom 606 . . . member of Pep Club J u G. .A. . . ually seen with Nancy and Janet Q 4 A . . ,. f rite us, is English . . . dislikes show offs 'Va 'Qi . . mp! ns to be an X-Ray technologist. j'- l Q I' if f I j N X' ,X J X X A I ST Jim basebal ta f . . i Q o an ied chick . . . a ber of the Ba d . . sualy seen with Jim an Bill . . ee z people . . . rates se ' year as est. ' STEPHENS, DOROTHY Dot A lass from Sprankle Mills whose ideal is Jimmy Rogers . . . advice to future seniors, have fun, but study hard . . . suggests more drinking fountains for new school . . . loves hamburgers . . . usually seen with Thelma, Linda, and Claire. 4? f '9ss Q-1? i I STEWART FLORENCE An avid basketball fan . . . ideal is Ricky Nelson . . . pet peeve is a noisy homeroom . . . favorite T.V. show is Avvie Neal . . . active in the Library Club . . . enrolled in the Commercial Course. Florence STEWART, JERRY Jerry STOKES, FRED A handsome boy from room 606 who spends most of his time eating . . . belongs to the Conservation Club . . . plans to work this summer . . . usually found in Elk Run . . . likes to play baseball. Dusty STRANG, REVA Revo A happy girl wh always has a smile . . . can usually A husky lgd from 605- ' ' Uslmllyfeen with Bill' be seen wi Barb, Marianne, Pat, and Sandy . . . be- Tom, and Skip . . . favorite food is chili . - ' likes to j j A jongs to AVA. 'ii lj- ests inc OS he, favorite food drive around in his car . . , suggests more study halls ' A j 0 cpmd jege for the new school. ,4 K -' ' ' ' 1 ! ' k l 7' l X, , 0 f fi IL, I U! sTn'sLsiz, NANCY shim, 1 L diff lj Njli j A sweet girl with shiny blue eyes . . . member of f lk, f' Wg, XL 1 , lf J G.A.A. and Library Club , . . loves to go to the Dairy A ,Alf VD' l ' l j ,I Queen . . . Pat Boone and English class rates high fbi! Vjflf . . . plans to get murriecymsametime after 1362.1 fn!! I X J j 'Q L , , f in A .1 IVF, ' I ,Lf Q X, Y W ' Di I, 1 v I fi- L X . j l ,l ' . X' fl, ,' I 2 ,jj V l j 'X vi A fu 5' jjx, of My Z ww u ij ' 'l' , J VJ Q if if fl ' A Milly ' V I lj ' l Mi' wi!! kill! OMA , BARBARA Bugs ,fu 4 uf X' -4, A V' T 1' JJ An attractive red head enrolled in the Secretarial j i A L' L I ijt' X Course . . . loves passing the time with .lan . . . enjoys '.f Li A- u . i Ml 1 ' ,' l ,, Pr- ' l'.,l , I1 'l HL l YJ , - 11 K! I A 1 ,, , , , . .L , 1 I I 1 WBY, I -'V r A red headed llbd pq' the Agflieuifufe course' t . . ,J member of Ushers' ubj hoirf and F.F.A .... usu ll!! seen with Ken, Spb an'djEd jf. . favorite food is . . . suggests future seniorsdim for the top. lgv x 1 ,V ,- swANsoN, izoNALo i Pepsi Kid Ardent fan of Wells lFargo . . . plans to attend busi- ness school . , . lists 'Bookkeeping as tops . . . can usually be found with Jim and Ron . . . member of F.B.L.A .... suggests student parking lot for new school. watching a good football game and playing Ricky's records . . , plans to, get a job . . . senior year was best., X, 1 , L X f7s1f,, 'ifKg'-iff! J' ,!, ,Lg f,ff47g 'cz lx! fglezyhp Q if 9114 H7321 l TOLLINI, GERALDI E Xi?-6 1 ,VL kv Gem A brown-eyed Rossiter lass whose favorite subject is Band . . . pet peeve is Mondays . . . future plans are to become a Commercial Artist . . . works part time at Loree Footwear . . . usually seen with Donna and Ruthann. TRAVIS, RODNEY Hot Rod A baseball enthusiast who hangs his hat in Rossiter . . . can eat any kind of food while watching Adven- turama . . . pet peeve-riding the school bus . . . junior year rates high . . . plans to get a job after graduation. WESDOCK, FRED Wesie An Industrial Arts student from room 606 . . . mem- ber of the Conservation Club . . . hopes to find a job this summer and then join the Army . . . Red Skelton I l.,,m . J X X Q , V, X4 I wn.i.iAMs, Gg.ENbAy , ,'- s Q H , Iggy - xblue Eyed gmywho suggest ax wimrdiqg P001 Gnd g ra e for ew sqlflbol .,. . claiins basebal'l!f Short- haqiygd pyrlz Q5--favoaites T'3pet D9eNQ i's con- e is favorite T.V. show. ceit . . ,palspround Withi 'ootie, ,5andy,XQHd B rr . . I' I I .. ' ey? s ,' 5 WHITESELL, DIANA Jeanne X X , It' it A swimming enthusiast from 606 . . . favorite food ILLPARD BEIFLEJ ' l I 'I We is french fries ond steak . . . ideal is Tennessee Ernie vi gglgg ,ff 'I o terk nro lIe ig e ie ific Ford . . . usually seen with Norma Jean and Nancy C rse , gasitglfl ll, I 'ra, nd pizza Qt sit . . . advice to future seniors is to have fun but study , . , Tbi-pin, I pidgi sr im if. . p, eve islstu hard. p Ope plgngxo bf Q iliurse fit Sztufe nears. . X I ,V X, WILLIARD, DUANE Duane M 1 A O -ills A baseball fan from Rossiter . . . pastime is watch' b l ing T,V .... pals with Eugene . . . coin collection is X' uf favorite possession . . . hopes to get a job next sum- , L:-I' if It X ix- 5 rl 'ul 'I Q- 'V W, rt N I I if Il I5 DEW lilly Aijyllg ,, fs ' NJ yi5E.1Ai5P, N ey Nancy VQJAI wit 't at intelligent look in her eyes . . . aspilr ion is to become a beautician . . . favorite food 'is hlafmburgers . . . works part time at Nut Shop . . . yjtxgilnior year was tops . . . ideal is Ricky Nelson. WINEBERG, ROBERT Bob A varsity guard for the Chucks who also participates in track . . . thinks senior year is best . plans to join the Air Force . . . likes pizza and Algebra . . . favorite T.V, show is Wyatt Earp, WINSLOW, CAROLYN Winnie A winsome lass from Punxsy who hangs her hat- in 606 . . . favorite sport is swimming . . . rates her senior year as tops . . . usually seen with Bill, Betty, or Dawn . . . plans to attend college. la mer . . . enjoys going to gym class. WOOD, SAN DRA One of our pretty flagtwirlers . . . usuall seen with everyone lists swim 'n andf tboll as ombit s be a p ate ,sec 1 ' X L ', S E A li ba al r fro ic c i o or c oo . wat Ili Sandy . . has a smile for an Nora . . . a orit rts . . . ry ' h dsome ' BYE lllv in his blue ' N, i N I! t t- 'Wil . I '. i . is - -UI Q 2 Ed S ' d ' ' -d. .6 5 L 1 I , ,1f I 11 I ff XXQQ ii I .1 ' , ' IIA' . 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J J A 1 Ji C'xx J .3 - I 1' ,QLJ f I 1 ' sz' 1 'Wi-4w g J . T T . ', ., WKWNVJ J mx L 2 if fi Row 1: E. Alcorn, J. Allenbough, M. Allenbough, S. Allison, R. Ananec, J. Anthony, K. Anthony, F. Armstrong, E. Bair, D. Barnett. Row 2: K. Basile, B. Beatty, S. Beck, D. Bender, M. Bergreen, S. Bevok, W. Birely, K. Bish, F. Block, L. B'oom. Row 3: L, B'ose, J. Bodenhorn L. Bonnett, R. Bosok, P. Bowers, D. Bowser, T. Bowser, N. Braunns, L. Brothers, D. Brown Row 4: J. Buffington, D. Burkett, M. Burkett, R. Burkett, J. Buterbough, M. Caylor, M Cesorio, M. Cessna, A. Chest v, M. Clark. 1 53 -.fa - Q 5 5 I 5 -A 1 tx X I. 'Xu ,351 Am J 4:55:32 1? -' 'f A F T ...ff E157 4 of T 5,3 ' M if Y Y' ' ' fi vs A A 'K' l . .J :H ' W W tv D 4 l J : L :xi X . , ,V gy' , 'A f ' ff v . 3 s. Q A b 1 'X 'X I X ,X . is , J gf A M 4 I3 J g K., all i - -K H -.1 Q-5 . g. is Q' -:ew -.Si J? 1? - jf... ,.,,f-'- , . . A L ,L , J .. ,. XXX!-X F J V1 if fa In .f K 1 . . M, H 1 N N. . .gr . J A X ,' . - v, E- . ,. 1? h 4. 1 k ' ' . . -'V K - 5 5. 'F' sf- ' gf s 2 w. if K J' -- 1 Q- 'G -. - I Q5 fe 5 fig S , Q X ' I - ,gg sf ill' E l Xi JS Row 1: K. Cole, S. Compton, M. Conrad, A. Coon, L. Cape, B. Cowan, K. Croasmun, W Davis, W. Davis, T. Decker. Row 2: A. DeFoor, L. Depp, P. Depp, D. Dinger, C. Doverspike P. Doverspike, A. Dubinski, N. Dunlap, T. Dunmire, D. Ecelberger. Row 3: T. Ecelberger, A. Ehrgood, W. Ebel, N. Ellis, B, Evans, M. Faipler, M. Ferringer, N, Fin'ey, R. Fisher H Fletcher. Row 4: A. Fostiak, L. Fox, G. Frantz, N. Frantz, W. Freas, S. Freedline, W. Gaffney Vvl. Gilliland, H. Graham, C. Grossman. Row 5: T. Gumbert, W. Honey, G. Hanley, R. Horns D. Heitzenrater, D. Hester, R. Hetrick, R. Hetrick, S. Hetrick, C. l-limes. Row 6: M. Himes J. Habbo, O. Hoffman, L. Hutchins, L. Ingros, E. lshman, R. Jacobson, C. Jannis, K. Jeffries P. Johns. Row 7: E. Johnson, M. Johnson, A. Johnston, J. Johnston. S4 1 vs -Q. ,gs Qu . I i li I J J xii !1'3 :i ' v, 'J 1 1. Y X 'W '- 2' .. A i is .xg fts, if-:im ' V' K . X ,, .. Q Qi I l i i Q L 454- 1 ...KV 5 H ks 1 A tg are 5 .ei 5 - gg 5.9, f fr f . ,f s Ll '. ' S. N , ,L R . X L J. X AAYV 5 if My L A liii . 1. ilu ,A 5 P- ,,, .. '- , A H ,I Q 'A J 'V 3' . i N 1:3 J if X w l J 2 : 2 .2 Inf-2 ' '35 if . 4 4 A as J 'f' . s ,I l Row I: J. Kauffman, E. Kennedy, R. Kerr, A. Kubeldis, J. Kunselman, P. Lantz, C. Larson C. Leksell, N. Lewis, R. Lingenfelfer. Row 2: S. Lloyd, C. Long, D. Long, T. Lorenzo, B Loft, M. Marfz, T. Mason, J. Mauk, K. McAdoo, N. McCormick. Row 3: M. Mclndoe, G. McMillen, J. McQuown, B. Meanor, C. Means, J. Means, N. Means, J. Miller, R. Miller S. Miller. Row 4: J. Milliron, T. Mandi, D. Moor, J. Munro, J. Murray, C. Myers, J. Nace, J. Neill, L. Newcome, P. Newcome. Row 5: N. Newhause, K. Newton, J. Noerr, R. Nolder, S. Ott, M. Penn, R. Pflugfelder, E. Phillips, F. Phillips, J. Polito. Row 7: J. Prufznal, H. Reed T. Reed, F. Reitz, A. Rend, A. Rhodes, A. Rhodes, W. Richards, H. Rodgers, J. Rowles Row 7: P. Roy, M. Schwab, G. Seger, J. Seger. S5 'ie M if f, Z My we W hm fm .tif all s 5 ,xy-. Q4 x xx 5? .z Y-.' 7 -' L ' h Y l ik XL K Y ' , SS .. flifiiit fha- V A.' ? 2 S T ' if M 8 X Q S in as AL I N'V' '5 f - 1 f Q W,,,. f LLm1 A J' 2' .lfxf ' l , Ajjiii . X Hi' ' f 5' NX Q XY r ...gm .N 4 - ' Sr VV I ' 'ii ' J' . X Ji l S2 . X i so k+'Af f T Row 1: D. Senott J. Sexton C. Shaffer G. Shaffer K. Shatter M. Shaffer V. Shaffer M shefwan, G, shacil, E. Shields. Row 2: ii Shields, ii. skorbek, iv. siee, D. smafh, G. sfimh, J. Smith, J. Smith, T. Smith, W. Smorey, D. Snyder. Row 3: E. Snyder, l. Snyder, R. Snyder, W. Snyder, J. Spencer, N. Sprankle, S. States, M. Stein, C. Stewart, G. Stockdale. Row 4: G. Stokes, R. Stonbraker, K. Stopkey, J. Straitiff, B. Sutter, P. Swanson, J. Swarmer, T. Taylor, A. Test, T. Travis. Row 5: R. Vasbinder, R. Walter, L. Weiss, K. Wetzel, C. White, D. White, M. White, R. White, J. Williams, D. Wineberg. Row 6: E. Wineberg, L. Wineberg, J. Wolfgang, D. Woodrow, M. Wright, R. Young, J. Zemlin, F. Zufall. 56 5 , X X Q' ,X Polly Gene Curry . . Vice Jean Bullers . . Saundra Haney . Jane Serian '34 J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President President Secretary Treasurer 15 M W ' l '-71 1 X :P z. ' . 4- I ' 'S U V , , ' 3 5 K , Q , Q ut in sf f so .brit 1. - ,img b V . A V x 221. 1 ,L N Kew 5 X V K ft -P. - J C P - 'Zi agflsi -.x MTX ' J ' ' ,J X . A . C ' 'Q 1 , ,, ,, 'f 2' If f fs 4 1. P A .ft s ,M M 'tx ,lm P -4 2 Jw, , 'fs 1 tl J ' C, I , R ,fig if QS. X X J ' f 71 ' At are . . 5 V lg V 2-, EL' l 'X t J' .,, ,NN W T5 f ,. . ' 4 C X . C- . f Nillmwf f a t ' ' 4 :L J lf 2 ' 7? to ' A I 1- Y i :sf X .V . 'f' Y V W gg f Y' K 5-2 ' ' ' 42 , ,, Q . 2, 4 .s X . . - ' A nl ' X mx its X 'I X 1 LA 5. . , Mx .. T ST .I , I a, '51 Q ' J C' ts J ks, 4' ed! ' fl Q S L J , :ith I. , . .I Z xx 5 Row I: V. Adams, M. Alabran, A. Allenbaugh, P. Allenbaugh, V. Allenbaugh, F. Amundson J. Ananea, J. Anderson, P. Bailey, A. Barnett. Row 2: C. Barnett, D. Bosile, T. Beers, K Bell, R. Bennett, E. Betts, J. Biggs, T. Bish, C, Bishop, J. Bose. Row 3: J. Blose, P. Blose L. Boddorf, S. Boddorf, W. Boddorf, A. Bodenhorn, A. Bowers, E. Bowers, L. Britton, M Bro:ious, M. Brooks, B. Brown, R. Brown, Row 4: P. Brudnozk, J. Buffington, J. Bullers, D, Burkett, J. Burkett, J. Burkett, T, Burkett, J. Byers, A. Caldwell, D. Campbell, R. Campbell Row S: L. Chenoga, B. Clark, J, Clawson, M. Cokley, E. Coleman, G. Co'eman, B. Conrad C. Coon, H. Crawford, T. Criner, M. Curry. Row 6: P. Curry, R. Curry, D. Davis, J. Davts W. Davns, T. Dawson, N. Deahl, R. Decker, L. Del-laven, E. Depp, T. Dinger. Row 7: Ti lloverspike, W. Drummond, R, Dumont, J. Dunfap, J. Dunmire, G. Dynako. 1 f 5, 1 Q w ks .. 1, A it 'R v., i Ns.. K WW? 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John Fletcher and Beverly Reed-Student Co-Directors study the script W P H S CHANNEL '59 The curtains were opened on WPHS CHANNEL '59 November l9 to the student body. Evening performances for the Public were held November 20, and 21. The show was directed by John Fletcher and Beverly Reed. The helpful and able faculty advisor was Mr. Carl Van Dyke. Various television programs were tuned in during the two hour show. The Nelsons, featuring Rickey and American Bandstand with Dick Clark thrilled the rock and roll enthusiasts. Mid- western Hayride supplied square dancing and western music. The Bob Cummings Show in which the hula hoop was intro- duced, and a boisterous boxing match kept the audience amused. The Steve Allen Show, comprised of dancing, singing, and a boys hula highlighted the evening's enter- tainment. The curtains closed as the Seniors sang Now ls The Hour. This year's class had the pleasure of pre- senting the largest amount, Sl9l8.57, ever given to the Boles Foundation by a graduat- ing class. Eileen Henry and Betty McKibben--Program Accompanists A 1 5 3 A UZXEHV A H47 AIL Queen For A Dgy 15' Boxmg-Gullette Gunsmoke :- Covolcode of Sports avg f x 1,, t, rv . ' gxr vs J' mm-M Q 'E Q Added Attraction Guest Stors on American Bondstond The Nelsons gr- Afffll , i 'W SEXTETTE Left to right: K. Miller, D. Myers, M. Stein, J. Grube, A. Pifer, L. Ruthstrom, E. McKibben, Accompanist. Miss Esther Jane Davis VOCAL CHOIR Row 'l: D. Dingcr, J. Bowcrs, B. Hoffman, P. Haag, M. Maruca, A. Rhodes, C. O'Hara, B. Lott, D. Myers, M. Lyons, E. Thompson, K. Miller, L. Ruthstrom, R. Rhodes. Row 2: Miss Davis, Potty Stiver, E. Bowers, M. Stein, P. Smith, T. Smith, J. Ritz, R. Beck, S. Carney, J. Monoskey, B. McKibben. Row 3: E. Goulish, B. Hilliard, N. Sprankle, J. Kerr, L. Stuby, A. Rhodes, E. Coleman, J. Johnson, S. Carney, C. Murray, A. Pifer. Row 4: L. Means, R. Reams, M. Martz, K. Jones, C. McQuown, R. Miller, B. Anthony, H, Janocha, L. Means, D. Johnson, J. Grube. CHOIR ln l958, the choir furnished Punx- sutawney High School with on en- joyable year ot music. Under the excellent training of Miss Esther Jane Davis, the 46 members met twice a week to learn new songs and to practice old familiar songs. This year, our choir was most happy to entertain and house all the mem- bers of county chorus. These members came from Sykesville, Brookville, Reynoldsville and Brockway. Under the capable direction of Mr. Mclver, the BOYS CHORUS- Row 1, left to right: P. Read, R. ENSEMBLE-Row 1, Len to right: L. Ruthstrom K Beck, J. Byers, E. Rhea, E. Depp. Row 2, left to right: Miller, R. Rhodes, Row 2, Left to right: N. Lyons J T. Smith, D. Johnson, l., Stuby, E, Coleman, R. Brown, Grube, A. Pifer, D. Myers. R. Miller. Row 3, left to right: A. Rhodes, J, Ritz, R. Anthony, J. Michael, L. Means, H. Janocha, S. Yasolsky, county chorus presented to the pub- lic, and students, a concert consisting of all types of music. Our choir and other musical groups presented the school with their annual inspiring Christmas program. They gave a spring concert, which included all types of music. Other musical groups are the girls' chorus, boys' chorus, girls' sextette, boys' ensemble and girls' ensemble. Together these groups and the choir presented Punxsutawney High School and surrounding area with a success- ful and entertaining year of music. GIRLS CHORUS MUSIC J 'this fl naw P The shrill at the whistle and the rolling of the drum signals another appearance of the smart red and white clad P. H. S. marching band. The drills and smart maneuvers were the eagerly awaited half-time features at the football games. This year the bond took part in Penn State's annual Band Day Ceremonies. The band's neat and snappy appearances brought good comments from the many spectators. The band participated in Halloween parades, Labor Day parades and various community parades. The students were entertained by the Pep Band in many assembly programs. The band mem- bers attended county, district, and state band. Money raising projects included selling ball point pens and refreshments at all football and basketball games. ln cooperation with the cheerleaders, the band has contributed several snappy tunes to our collection of cheers. Through the endeavors this year's band has made us more aware of its spirit and tradition of our school. BAND First row, Left to right: M. J. McQuown, N. Pifer, S. N1Vood, K, Evans, J. McQuown, M. J. Kuntz, K. Jeffries M, K. Mclndoe. Diagonal row, Left to right, Row I: J. l-leitzenriter, P. Slee, A. Ehrgood, C. Grossman, J. Rolls Row 2: S. Haney, D. Moot, S. Shaw, S. Mongolis, J. Minnick, K, Swanson. Row 3: S. Hetrick, K. Flike, M. Ber green, S, Miller. Center Section, Left to right, Row 1: J. Williams, T. Dawson. Row 2: D. Ecelberger, T. Dover spike. Last row, Left to right: W. Sheldon, R. States, C. Kosher, D. Campbell, L. States, K. Wetzel, M. Clark L. Tyger, C. McMeans, F. Zufall. 1 fl Al I 'Y P? V - Q'I li! 4 Jean M ' V Janet onnie Dawn Dowson g , Penny Kec V 0 N' .ji . Madalyn Amundson V Qi J ww m 5 C xx 'S wi. 'VN fs 5 . A , f' 19 QR . f. we- Q Q I X I N . 3 Y, - ' , 1 g X if L. . 4 A A Sandy Wood N A -f' 'f i Mary Jo McQuown h Nora Pifer Q t N, - l- Kathleen Caylor f' Mary Jane Kuntz Row I Left to right: K. Caylor, S. Allison, D, Wells, S. White, P. Keck, G. Smith, M, Amundson, D. Dawson, J. Gotwald. Center section Left to right, Row 1: C. Winslow, M. Ferringer. Row 2: B, Meanor, Diagonal row, Left fo right, Row 1: D. Kriser, P. Harvey, D. Reams, W. Gilliland. Row 2: P, l-leitzenriter, M. Caylor, C. Smith, V, Tollini. Row 3: P. Lantz, S. Baun, T. Mlzer Ik, H.,London, Row 4: J. Steele, J. Smith, R. Brown, J. Byers, J. Micheals. 1 V . J.AMf,fQL6lfjl!jl pl,! I' i if il26,,,flW L V I yi... . . 1 f A , f, 1 1' . . i Qi 'iw I Viv '1 gitkiifm. v vm' ' ws 7 , V .. Q1 .' - .1 ,. '4 . , ,V ,gg W. .. .. f .7 . V-gf iz Gotwald N .fe 'wi 1 E lj 11' Miss Pringle, Mr. Smith STUDENT CGUNCIL F ront Row lleft to rightl: Sandy Wood, Norma Martz, Maryan Garner, Eleanor Babco. Second Row: Barbara Serian, gliese, Mervin Davis, Frances Pu- i I Q Q V? l 'RJ l 4 'y u 'Q lf i , Q l 2 ec 5 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Mervin Da- vis, Sandy Wood, Beverly Reed, Jean G o t w a I d, Barbara Serian, Eleanor Babco. Front Row lleft to rightl: Lou Ellen Campbell, Georgia Thomas, Carol O'Hara, Patricia Firman, Jean Hill. Second Row: Mary Labance, Helen Custer, Karen Johnson, Charles Gil- liland, James llyons, Al Tronzo. 5 i 5 i S? ni Front Row lleft to rightl: Margaret Demko, Nancy Front Row lleft to rightlz Vivian Allenbaugh, Jane Newhouse, Gail Smith, Judy Spenser, Bock Row: Serian, Carole McMeans, Darlene Wells, Back Francis Black, William Freas. Row: Jeanne Bullers, David Johnson, Terry Hollis, Frank Pugliese, Polly Gene Curry. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, our voice in the operation of the school, is guided by the able presi- dent, Jean Gotwald. Miss Pringle and Mr. Smith, faculty advisors, are a great asset to the Council. This year for the first time every junior high grade is represented. Jean Gotwald, Polly Gene Curry, and Miss Pringle, attended the state convention last fall in New Kensington. A Christmas tree placed in the Jackson Building was trimmed by the coun- cil members with decorations made by the homerooms. The first dance, one of the three spon- sored by the council each year, was an overwhelming success. A dance contest was one of the exciting events of the evening. Student Council is now working on a Foreign Exchange project. All indications point to our having an exchange student next year. Officers President .,,.. ...... . . Jean Gotwald Vice President . . . . Beverly Reed Secretary . . . . Sandy Wood Ass't Secretary . , Eleanor Babco Treasurer .... . . Barbara Serian Ass't Treasurer . . . . . . . Mervin Davis Kittonning aids our A.F.S. project. Front Row lleft to rightl: Jean Gotwald, Noriko Miurc. Bock Row: Sam Mazzotti, Miss Smith, Foreign Exchange student committee at work. LarrY Skinflef- 'F' Q, Miss Cokely CO-EDITORS, Ed Roger, Wandamarie Davis MIRROR BOARD JUNIOR MEMBERS--Left to right: Bill Freos, Andrea Fostiak, David Long. SENIOR MEMBERS-Left to right: Barbara Hook, SENIOR MEMBERS-Seated: Lee Lukehort. Standing, Wandamarie Davis, Fritz Mitchell, John Rolls, Ed Left to right: Sandy Hepler, Francis Pugliese, Bob Roger. I'-Ioward, John Fletcher. ,a T' SOPHOMORE MEMBERS-Left to right: Marianne Maruca, Kenneth King, Frank Pugliese, Margie Hampton. Cut outs take time. A group of members of P.H.S., known as the Mirror Board, was in charge of producing our yearbook. The members were chosen by the staff of the previous year. Skill in English was a major consideration in this choice. There are four sophomores, three juniors, and eleven seniors on the present staff. Each year the board's graduating seniors choose future co-edi- tors to head the staff. This year they are Edward Rager and Wanaamarie Davis. Miss Miriam Cokely is the capable leader ofthe group. Our photographer is Mr. William Rose and Mr. Thomas Wilson advises us businesswise. The Mirror Board is in complete charge of picture ideas, all copy and write-ups, and the style and color of the cover. The only exception is the dedication. The senior class chooses to whom the Mirror should be dedicated. The board aims to please by rearranging senior pictures so that they are larger, by larger underclass pictures, by the livelier copy, and by the most complete pictorial coverage imagin- able. What's missing now? Ed using his heqd, 'v I .ff Hl-LIGHTS xx 9 Editors, M. Garner, M. McMeans and J. Gotwald K Fl-irfeun. DlRECTORS-M, Demko and K. Cole The Hi-Lights, our school newspaper, under the supervision of Mr. Frank S. Shaw does a commendable job of reporting the school activities throughout the year. Maryan Garner, editor of the Hi-Lights supervises these people as staff members: club edi- tor, Kirsten Cole, sports editor, Jean Gotwaldg sports writers, Sandra Barilar, Arnold Rhodes and Don Hester, reporters, Barbara Cowan, Polly Gene Curry, Tim Dawson, Margaret Demko, Nor- ma Frantz, Catherine Larson and Marcia McMeans, typists, Sally States, Elaine Kromer, Carol Kocher, Dorothy Myers, Nancy Smith, and Ruth Rhodes. f This year the Hi-Lights has added these new features Mr, Football, and Mr, Basket- ball written by Arnold Rhodes. A book review column written by Marcia McMeans is another added feature. These people working together make the H i-Lights an informative and-well organized news- paper of which the student body can be proud. Left to right, front: D. Hester, S. Barilar, A. Rhodes, Left to right, front: N. l-rantz, B. Cowan, C. Larson rear: D. Myers, C. Kocher, E. Kramer, N. Smith, S. rear: M. McMeans, M. Dernko, T, Dawson, K. Cole States, R. Rhodes. P, Curry, se 'dt uv PUBLIC RELATICNS STAFF Clubs dances scholarshups assemblies games' These festlve news :tems all are covered for The Punxsutawney Spmt by the Publnc Relotlons Department of PH S This department advised by Mr Frank Shaw has done o superb yob of nnformung the general publnc about the school actnvn ties ofthe year. o right: P G Curry, B Cowan, Row 2-left to right: N, Frantz, T, Daw Q7 5' i PHOTOGRAPHY 'CI7 rl ,ft Mr. Wilson J. Rowles, R. Powell, H. Rod- gers. BUSINESS STAFF Mr. Rose School publications and the public relations staff rely on these photog- raphers for pictorial coverage of school events. O. Hoffman, P. Cowan, E. lsh- man, J. Frantz. The business staff handles finances orders, and circulation for the school publications. ff' ,Lxill DRAML sch Y u 'H , I ll f ' I Getting to Know You Don't Be Cruel fl, , '. ,Burn '.L- x X' I Sit Down ond Write Myself 0 Letter Put Another Nickle In ' r ,M ' 'I nr rf: fr t ,r I. 1 '7 1 ,n,l 5' V , ,, . . 'YK l f, f iv 2 1 X Splish, Splash Yokety Yok 5 - T v Wm , , - 1' WN f , 1 O Gel fl Oi YXQT 0 . ' CJOrOUne RQGVOS n I I 4 , V Rum pm . K ' ' , ' P lesldirilesidenx I . . e' , - - Xlilgcretopl V ART CLUB The Art Club under the direction of Mrs. Wood adds both beauty and serv- ice to the school. The traditional but ever new Christmas decorations, posters for drives, and the trash cans are ex- amples of their work. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The aim of this club, supervised by Miss Mary Calabrese, is to prepare its members for a useful occupation for the future. The members appear at the meetings dressed as they would be for a job in the business world. Lfresidelif 'Ce p - . iecreforresidenf ' - , r V f , ReDeasL,,.er - . Q I I V Orrel' . CO - . V t f7r7ie I ' - , COrOl JO . Kore2QUQ wh Pike 'Ve . V . iq S COrof,Vf7JOyCe Socher A4 'Mm TS 'S Pre . W Sldehf Sec-fl preside? ' - . Or f ' Y Trgosulge, I R r ob ' r my me - A Pre Walk r U S Sr f ores CONSERVATION CLUB This organization sponsored by Mr, John Gresock, is designed to promote interest in the conservation of natural resources. The club holds its meetings on the first and third Monday of the month. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This club sponsored by Mr. William Mechling strives to achieve better qual- ified American farmers, Among their proiects are the raising and butchering of farm animals and sending of repre- sentatives to the State Form Show, kofd Sion . hard hgrvl - . V PAC gtk 'Ant ld R0b 000 . Q . - ' ' -Robefx Mcibough K .i . - ' X Ylolle Ry-teO ?reSlden 'dem ' Al ' ' A Russel dwofd Vce west .B ' ' - E its Youngi Stecrekofv , t , . . Roniv Humme ef ' ' ' ' ' WeS 'Tfeosul r . . Revo-'lex , Sefmne . A - Xgln Chop f if X A' ef SYxeg!Nl HXQO XShnqO0Yx . A O me 4 . B eco M s Ove ' rgotl P0 Sgffx I so INA dv 90 A ,.-S,wi sv . nt ' xs- V 16962169660 XJ-me 4 .- Segfexolxet veosu FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is an active club sponsored by Miss Edna Pifer. They participate in parties, as well as candy sales, helping the Cere- bral Palsy Clinic, and in general prepar- ing for future homes. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the supervi- sion of Miss Cokely, meets monthly in the homes of the members. Projects this year include selling Mirror covers and presenting an assembly program. A good time is had by all at the meetings. fresidenr ice pr A . iecreforjsidenr feosurer . V M , efv' . ' Korhfeefln Davis Eleanor goyfof Edw Qbg Clesldenr Ice - Tre President . . I A S OSI-lfer -. 6CrefO,,y ' v , Q B I ffdge ' . Bevedy Selvfel , ' Ko eed Carol Fel:Sr,:,'ke Oh GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A group of senior high girls who meet monthly, make up the G.A.A. The physi- cal education teacher, Mrs. Armstrong, is the advisor of the club. Each month a different speaker explains various sports to the group. LIBRARY CLUB This club, under the supervision of Miss Mary Jane Fenton, is comprised of senior high girls interested in learning the duties ofa librarian. The club meets the first Monday of each month. . Ned LQIS . T Hogtrfton erhl Neff Nt? PxnongO NX Q O rd RQQEW . . Bev vo CO I Q , - R059 Presiden Sxdem Wee Pre , gecreiow ufer x . 'freos . H ffiusw' , All ll I lf? ,, Nl ee gixeen K Vsoxxs . s Qc, . . . V CQCQOWO . A ' Q0 ' . . oft xv' oilw ox Cho ,XSKO . P55 texopi . SC te' ' 4 1 18050 JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, a charitable or- ganization, serves our community. Their yearly projects include: decorating Adri- an Hospital, making party favors for veterans hospitals, and assisting Amer- ican Red Cross with publicity and collect- ing memberships in November. SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA This club, sponsored by Mrs. Strachan meets the fourth Monday of each month in order to produce a better knowledge of Spanish. The club's main activity this year will be the presentation of an as- sembly program. P 1' 63 ' ML-e ,dems Se 'or . ' A . Creror ehdeh - . A pr S lf' ehf ' ' one S696 71-is p'e - V ' . cwfelo Secfefu ' fi Sid s' fe ,dehf Ury ' V Dov, ' ' . fd , Rob Meryl- Veffurf err S I7 I7 Do ' E! C f Vis sono, 222116, Co SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club under the supervi- sion of Mr. Sherk and Mr. Mitchell pro- vides monthly programs for students en- rolled in the Scientific Course. The pur- pose of the club is to increase knowl- edge and interest of science among its members. TWIRLERS CLUB A popular group among the girls of senior high is the Twirlers Club. Under the direction of Mr. James Colonna, the members are taught the fundamentals of twirling and marching. The club meets the fourth Monday of each month. XO' col YXXCQO QOOM O YNGK Nxt, O06 . N yo GMNN on 147- f V ' I-605111-ev V ' - 1- ko -dew . ox ' E-ffm A:-fivflyler Qtesxe 9,6966 Q . 1 A - of CO, 1-506, die Kawai erhof, Sec' osofef 'Ve . - ' ' J NSC S0 VS' . V V A Akai 00614 3008 . A i we .- . ' X-xofo Q e Nl 'if-iv ex owl K l ge USHERS CLUB The twenty enthusiastic boys in white jackets and red bow-ties who attend our school sports events, plays, and concerts, are the members of the Ushers Club. This club deserves much recognition for its excellent work. VISUAL AIDS CLUB The objective ot the club is to train the members to operate movie and slide projectors. They set up equipment in classrooms for movies and take care of equipment. Mr. Welton Austin is the club sponsor for this club. SKJCIXI presfd vile WNW' sms PZ' ,Q... . . vxeoXxNoW,et Tet-,erory Sidenr - . 'x40 I' segosufef y -- I 9017?-GLA I F . I Ro! . Foul OK K I rms I V- . -.,4.' DQ. kuhsegfelfor Vtegxde vegxden ogutel r , V U77 C '77Or7 , I John Fo7'7?rS . I I 0 Don ,Oro Reed VARSITY CLUB This year's Varsity Club, under the supervision of Mr. Cullen, elected the officers and added a Sergeant-at-Arms. Each year the Varsity Club sponsors a high school dance and a picnic for its members. The clubs of our school stem from subject fields or service. They enrich the school pro- gram by offering new avenues for expression of talent and interest. 79 STAGE CREW Mr. Austin The stage crew consists of eight young men under the supervision of Mr. Welton Austin. Upon them falls the responsibility of the maintenance of the stage. This con- sists of preparing scenery and settings and arranging spe- cial lighting. Under the direction of crew chief, Chuck Beatty, they help with assembly programs, plays, and con- certs. They also play an important part in the Variety Show and the Prom. Their white uniforms are o familiar and welcome sight. ' B. Walters, L. McMillen, B C. Beatty, D. Dickey, B. Smorey Jeffries, D. Mennetti 3 S The clock watcher. 12:05 in the cafeteria. 0 ' :I i The groundhog king and queen. 'K Curley Working? This is the way to live 9. Xxx! rn- .f-11 rv qs S . -s x 5 a x- A -l'5 '1 1 -F311 l , , I .Q me --.KN V-..,.,.r'+ J- 'l v,.,. K, X xA --nv 'A ,M ., w x ,s, 1 ...wg ivy 4A 4, 1 ..s+.4.,3,w-2- , . FOOTBALL l958 SCORES PUNXS'Y OPPOSITION Laura Lamar 15 0 Ebensburg 0 8 Kittanning , 0 20 Curwensville . 0 26 Indiana 2 'I3 Clearfield , . 7 13 Bradford . . 7 27 i N. Cambria . . 7 7 l DuBois ,,... 21 7 Left to right: A. Daskivich, B. McQuown, M. Dry and Head Coach J. Cullen. With high hopes and grim determination the Punxsy Chucks opened the l958 season with a l5-O victory over the Laura Lamar eleven. How- ever, because of injuries and an ineffective ground attack the Chucks lost six consecutive games. The Clearfield game proved to be the most exciting contest of the season. With four minutes remaining and the score l3-7 the Chucks 'started a 99 yard drive only to be stranded on their own two yard line when time ran out. The outstanding game was the traditional Armistice Day battle be- tween the Old rivals, Punxsy and DuBois. The Chucks started with an opening play touchdown to top the Beavers 2l-7. This decisive victory made up for all losses. Despite a poor season the Punxsy Chucks had five gridders on the All District Teams. P.H.S. was well represented with Ralph Kunselman on the first team, Don Reed, Tim Conners, and Ron l-letrick on the second team, and Paul Kellor with honorable mention. 83 SM fi' M fl A L OFC! ' , ll t ,fag O ,, L ,f AWG' Q Wgfffgf V B, Howard 1 v Kuns 1 lim AA . 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Tragedy Beep Beep 'QQ' E Princess-Kathy Ccylor FOOTBALL WW Princess-Sandy Wood Queen-Francie Pugliese Barb Serion Connie Jones X, v QUEEN AND CCURT Beverly Reed IQ' 9 W Bddgef Janet Pot -1 3 BASKETBALL With hopes or an undefeated season, the Chucks started out with eight consecutive vic- tories before Iosing to a powerful Altoona team in a non-league tilt. However, the Dalymen continued to defend their District IX title successfully by remaining undefeated in league com- petiticn with seven straight wins. Bradford handed Punx'y its first league setback of the sea- son. DuBois which all but shattered the Chucks' dreams of another league title. Coach Da'y's Chucks ended the season with a very respectable I7 and 5 record. This determined squad and their excellent Coach, Charles Daly, amassed one of the fin- est records in P.H.S. basketball history. Here is a brief account of the more exciting games the Chucks played this season. Marion Center - The Chucks gave the Punx'y Fans an example of what to expect in fu- ture games. Their rebounding and speed contributed to their victory. Bradford - Punx'y had to use an overtime period to down the determined Owls 33-3l on their home court. DuBois - Attracting the largest crowd ever to witness a Punx'y home game, Chuck Daly's starting five came through with a 40-37 victory over previously unbeaten DuBois, their closest rival. Altoona - Facing a team who was last year's state runner-up team and a candidate for this year's state championship, the Dalymen had a near upset in the making, but lost in the final l5 seconds, 43-4l. Row 'I, Left to right: R. Pflugfelder, D. Nolder. Row 2, Left to right: B. Shuster, D. Long, J. Fletcher, J. Nace, B. White, D. Hester, B. Howard. Way 'G' A mi, X i s 'g .ima 'lf X521 I il , -Y Roger Pflugfelder Blu Shuster Bob Howard ff ff . Nia x.. ' ' -. f, W ' ,f N., . 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Dry. 2115. 5 3 4 ' 'Zi Left to Right--TEAM-R. Nolder, R. Pflug- felder, D. Long, J. Fletcher, J. Nace, B White, D. Hester, R. Howard, W. Shuster, Coach Daly SEASON'S RECCRD P.H.S, OPP. Marion Center 47 Shannock Valley . 37 Indiana . . 42 Purchase Line 35 Curwensville 40 Bradford , 3l DuBois 37 Kane 47 Altoona . 43 Brookville . 39 Sykesville . . 47 Clearfield . 46 lndiana 58 Purchase Line 45 Curwensville 38 Altoona . . . 6l Reynoldsville 44 Bradford . . . 66 DuBois . . 44 Kane . . . 29 Clearfield . . 52 Brookville . . . . 57 l Left to Right--MANAGERS-T. Mason, T. 5 Wilson, K. King. ,l 'W' i' Tgxf 5 My if in IQ 4 Q aff Mm K K-ag 3 5 I 38 i f ff K In - k , ' K MY f V ', I :V -, ' iff k N A ' ! :f,F wi TRACK Coach Cullen Launching a Butchnik By defeating DuBois in a dual track meet, the Punx'y trackmen achieved their first vic- toryi n a decade. With three returning letter- men on the squad, Bob Howard, Butch White and Don Hester, the Chucks enjoyed a suc- cess season. 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